23 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b2e0c53fcf0dfab81d02e4f26153d62a.pdf bf50b782a819ea6ef57762c0747fbaf4 PDF Text Text L r , W lW S fm EVERY M ANORS Coma, sea for yourself • . . You'll dlscov'v* c* r‘ \ Here you will find 3 ond 4 bedroom liv­ , f *''% p : ar that hart In Grova Manors is tha ing on a luxury scale, with attractive re­ homo you hava baen looking fo r . • • tha laxing areas, both indoors and o u t. • • Architecturally designed for comfort very latest word in casual, free-and- and convenience, good traffic easy, modem mode of living. flow, good light; and every structure engi­ neered for Tong life. f a o m t Will Be Priced A t 122,250 This Home Will Be Priced A t $21,000 Every * Grove Manors Home . , . Conforms to strictest $ building coda requirements »»w*« »***• of City of Sanford, Veter­ ans Administration and M*rr ftt s ftM. UliU< <yi« llU'M «U* ilH flp ''E-ftCP*OOM..PLAM ■ OPMAKS-.TUDQftMHCf. 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KITCHEN EQUIPMENT GE BallMa aurfaca range and oven. IS ««. ft. GE 19M Modal Rafrigarator. Gar- PRICE DOWN Eotlmatad Cloalng Coala Monthly Paymanta Features 8.900.00 680.00 121.97 18. Dining rooms p art of living 22. Two^stall earportes, with builtrln storage 19. Sheltered entrances 23. Entrance foyers absorb all cross traffic 20. Cheery kitchens large * jpounter-top areas 21. Service entry traffic by> passing kitchens 24. Built-In workshop corner In garage . 25. Large windows throughout PH O N ES OWNERS ana BUILDERS Sanford - 2100 and 2980 BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres. 21,000.00 �$ l - ' ■- ’ - ' 'i .'7 ;J,4 V-?£-Jrjs> 11 •V- ‘W-i ^ ii . ■7 ’•* , ^: , ■■■ Vv. ^ r I'l F t If (broach Saturday) rititf temperature*. AN INIW ram EN T DAILY 9oa SANFOR HJDA------- EBIP m m .r At»Y o i v«. +V m Goes r uAje<5 M v *m -Known No Relief In Sight For Europe Judge Barker To Carefully Weigh l •rt. - •> ■3 a LONDON IB - A slow thaw tp rn d faareomo landslides and flood thraata over parts of south­ ern Europt today. The rest of the Continent shivered, with HtUo sign of a break in tho worst winter Dr. L. L. Rica of Winter Park, anybody could remember. Vraaldant amaritua of Cumberland No deaths were yet reported Unlvsrsity, was gusat spsaksr nt f,from the illdea in Italy and Yugo­ tba DsBnry CofC meeling recently slavia, but it was believed they ■t Station University cafeteria. would add lo the loll of Ml known Dr, A. U Lincoln, president, In­ dead in tha record /retie, now Judge William J. Barker, U. 8. troduced Dr. Rica whose topic was in Ita tMh day. District court, southern district, in a. “la Man AIo-is in tha Universe." Crop damage ran Inin hundreds a 45-minutt charga fa a Federal AriumtnU for th* fovtrnmmt Ithe Federal Lew, la lb« combina­ “This topic". Dr. Rico explained, of millions of dollars. Food prices Jury at Orlando this morning hear­ tion of two or more people to try Assistant District Attorney E. “has given Impetus among think­ rocketed. Coal and other fuel was The NAAS Sanford—Hatwing ing the trial oi Judson lAitbar David Roaen in tbt concluding por- violet* the lawi of the United ing people concerning the types running short. Onn annual combined charities Hobby, suspended Bemlnola County tto u of tho trial of J, Luther Hob­ Statea. In the books, they call it a of existence among the million! At Vasto, in eentrat Italy, ai»d?i\e will begin March 1 and run .Sheriff and flv* eo-d*(endanta In­ by. impended Seminole County partnership in crime," Attorney of solar systoms, Mars atono being landslide crumpled ISO homes <I (Brough March 20. Tha drive If structed them In carefully weigh told the Jury. Sheriff end five eo-defendesij, took tha only planet known to us hav­ Hundreds of workmen fought to ’hesded by the Combined Charities Ihe evidence and testimony heard lha entire morning teulon yeiter- "1 don't want to have It aald ing tha flvo requirements of sus­ divert the vast masa of rumbling Committee under the chairman­ during the lengthy night d*T trial. 4 i r bifort Judge William J. Barker that 1 overlooked for any reason tained life," soil amt snow from other humes ship of Capt. J. T. Blackburn. o Tha Jury wa* rtlirad lo deliber­ of (he IF. S. District Court, Southern the teitimony of Mr. Lee Pace," and a railroad. Dr. Rica discussed tho changes Other* included on tha com­ Up through th# rush period In­ ate Ha verdict at 11:48 this morn­ # District of Florida and the jury of •aid Judge, •irrespective of the re- in thinking during tha last four Brorea of imaller slides eui mittee ar* the various command­ ing and at press tima had not re­ aentmanl that Mr. Rosen holds as U men. and ona half renturlea as opposed o a d s and menared villages ing officers who served as n cluding Feh. 21, th* day after appeared in tha rourtroom to an­ Defame Attorney! William W. to Mr. Pace’s honesty 1 say to you to tha viaws held in Europe for rthroughout the deadline for obtaining 1953 Italy's central AppcnJudge, Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and we have not challenged his honasty. tba first 1,500 years of lha Christ­ nine Mountains. Landslides also policy roniinlttca and tha SNAA8 automobile license tags, a fatal nounce it* decision. chaplain. Tho second committee i* Immediately on tha retiring aI C m Murrell wound up their argu­ And I want to maka it clear that ian ara. wer# reported in Yugoslavia, the Drive Committee composed of of 12,579 tag* were sold, It waa the Jury Ihlf morning, Aaslatoat JOHN JL c o o n s the testimony of Lee Pace Is of ments before the jury and court late At tha huatnaaa meeting which Hundreds of starving gulls ln- representatives of the varioua revealed today by John I- Gallo­ District Attorney E. David Rosen, t yesterday afternoon with Anistant concern in this trial—it should .. • ^ ^ . District Attorney Roeen concluding concern you. But the- testimony of followad, Dr. Luther Tarb.il dis- JvwdeKf public parks In southwest units which will he a working unit. way, Remlnel* County Tax Col­ who had prosecuted th* c u e Lee race should ba examined in closed that DeBary will ba visited France to snatch carp and gold­ The purpose of the drive la to lector, who act* as Agent for th* throughout asked Judge Barker, Ahe rebuttal argument! at 5:30. coiltbino all the drive* Into one la a brief argument by Attorney the light that will set It out la full," by tha X-ray Moblla in April and fish from ornamental lakes. Their big event so there will ho no othor Motor Velel* Commissioner* "1 would Ilk* io know whether that everyone in tha vicinity will usual source of food—the Garonne ■am Ifurrall representing defen- ha said, These sales amounted fa around Mr. Judge (chief counsel for tho solicitation from tha station per­ defendant) nr Mr. Murrell (at­ f dint Jerry Marlin ha told tha Jury "1 most respectfully urge, gentle­ have an opportunity for a free River—was frozen, . ‘'From evidence given on tho wit- men of (he Jury, that Judson Luth­ chest X-ray. Mrs. James Valen­ U. Ft. hellcoplrri In (he same sonnel during tha rest of tho year. 1276,000. Collection* for tags ar* torney for Jerry Martin) would pass stand— Mm defendant Jorry er Hobby is not guilty. The convic­ tina and Mrs. Chris Butler will he irea dropped food lo X resin col­ A goal of (10,000 has been set remitted to th* Motor Vahid* Ilka to have additional Instructions tion of Judson Luther Hobby will •o-chairmen for tha project. lectors isolated in vast fir for­ by tha committees, who will aoll- Commissioner just as enoa as given fa tha Jury In regard fa my Martin is not guilty." ests. cit from th approximately 2,- report* can b* prepared after rcgrattabl* remark yesterday?" "My client feela flattered,1* said result In a mlscarraga of Justice. 300 men and civilian personnel on th* ealea ara made. Judge Rarker staled that lha Jury John R. Cooper baa bos Murrell, "that ha Is pictured aa You won't went to put the taint of Local DAV Chapter th« bsvo. Included also will be the conspiring with tho high sheriff— dishonor on a min who haa done had been Immediately instructed fa Southern Ball Telephone C* During tha last few day* beField Consultant ft squadron now based In Fort disregard Haven't statement and (or the Orlando area #1 ; Mat ha bad Ike knowledge and his duty—to put the taint of dis­ To Dedicate New Lyautey, VA1I-9, and tha unit fora the deadline, and tha follow­ ___ he M id. "All ef you honor m a man who haa drlvaa further Instruction was neces­ pointed District M aaa|*f of Visits Local TB , * stationed at Jacksonville. VAI1-1. ing, line* formed la tha last min- no March 1. He replaeci Jim Bi bow ■ buach of Negroes will out thsie wood rats." sary. Building March 10 nttldea th* national rharltita ut* rush fa buy automobile He­ Judge Barkar fevered tn his in­ who la being transferred bo Nl ■ct when soma hlgh-poworod in- In Mia rebuttal, by Auistant Dis­ m veetigator eomoa around and trict Attorney Roeen. he pictured Senator Dnifglaa Stenatrom has Health Association picked, local ones will he Included rn** taxi but four cathlara war* struction snd th arg t lo tha Jury Till*, Tenn. Mias Frances Neal. Field Con. also "a* If It were a Community oi| duly and it It doubted that Ilia ilx objectlvaa and tha sight Cooper’s (Irak axslgnmesrt H ‘ ■™Hiay’re told that If they don’t sign suspended Sheriff Hobby as a dis­ announced that tha Bemlnola honest law enforcement man and County Chapter of tha Disabled aulUnt of tha .Florida Tuberculosis Cheat Fund Drlva." (hay wOl go to Jail." auyona had fa wall in llna, ntora I overt arts named In the indictment Florida wa* In JacktogrlB# t8 > mqtctmenst t«s5. after several yean w H h th f, an Veterans will , held -■ Define* Attorney MackV.-CUva. in barbed remarks thsn , *n_ hour, and noM lh^nflt^handsrf dswn.by. a..i(we Capt. Jacked1 elated *Wa are i. h i m tU fm ttr f n J f S J J j f J ! ' y , '” m , " / * ? ----1 i *. ’" wan . M I S i S T t !!"* H<« h 5 e' d a n a l ' l n r p i d t f H s -M IA S t ? Wed Jr. pictured two City of Banmost pleased " hive our station that long, Galloway staled.’ Tampa last November. '*r tou* position! In Daytona Baaell ford PoHce Department prtrolmeti, Registration cards ar* written civilian personal Join with the "lh a burden la an lha govern­ and Miami before being appointed March 11) at 4 n. m. Tha dedica­ U*» *" , “ ---..d „ „ „ , J > W « •> < - «• 1 * W ' . - l ’-K.r.d.r, Felt, 22 and S3, Airs. military personnel in thla Import­ up during lha aumutar months and Joe Hickson and Carl Dodson, were t t-l.-t, tion will be followed hv a fish Lorrsln# Graham, executive sco­ ant drive end support thosa who placed In orlar on the dtak behind ment fa prove one or more of th* aa District Manager fop th* "pretty busy men" when they went 0 e,0*lt ’M* morning, fry sponsored by tbs Chanter at re (ary of the rnunty association ara let* fortui is than wa are the first tlma is a different trans­ objective* and that Is ill which la Galnrsvllle arts in 1841. lo Prosecuting Attorney Karlyle1 required", the Judge laid. the Farmers' Auction Market annz In 1950, he waa transferred t# today, pfouiholder. f o r m e r Asilatanl We are also grateful to The action i* a straight renewal of The Jury waa toirt that their Jackson, MU*., aa District Manwith aupp. r being served from 5 a Heminnla County lag th* tran­ Slate’s Attorney Hubert Griggs snd IUII \ of conferences were .Sanford Herald for printing and j "sole Interest Is io arrive al the *x#r where ho stayed until. May p. m. on. g u ts's Attorney Murrsy Overhcl^ ward members of the furnishing the pledge cards for ! saction take* only a few arcunda. Irulh ' and "you may find nna or of 1952. State DAV trader* will ba pre­ association during which, plan* tile Drive snd also to the Hanford Tiansfer of lilies and lha obtain­ *Jbg«ra*t, then In get in their csrs snd \* § o to TallshastM for commissions sent snd a welcome will be ex­ for expanding the work of l!|* Federal Havings snd Loan Asso­ ing of fieininul* County tag* for more guilty or find ona or more Cooper same back fa Florida I* ih« first tima it different trans­ nol guilty". IP32 and waa astlgnad on th* ( as Special Investigators ami later ciation which will rerelva deposits action a* all documents have tn Florida's population continue* tended by Maynr F. D. Scott. association were discussed. Before landing th* Jury out fa Staff of tho Florida ComnurcUl [ return to work their eight hour Ita ateady growth and ha* In­ City and county officials have The following board memhers until they aio collected", he con­ h* carefully axramlned fa sea if i deliberate and rearh a verdict thla Manager. He hta directed custom­ ■hifts. (allowing which Ihcy work­ creased approximately a million been Invited to attend. they ere In order before Issuing were present: R. J. Ratiinsii, U. tinued. ....................................morning, Judge Barker firmly in­ er relatione activlilta for Southern ed often M hours a day "for no since tha 1050 census, reveal* the The new home contain! a largo 7hrc# major approaches will ho tho tags. structed Ih* II Jury men that Bell as pari of thla poeltloil,. H i , i K, Kants. Chief M. N, Cleveland, ! l>ay." Bureau of Vital Statistics of the masting room, ladles' and mens mads tn rrarh the goal, (ll Dir­ Tlie 1968 sale of license tags "Testimony of character witnesses ha* been very active In civkl af» i • From Jan, >0. 1*54 to Jan M, Florida Stale Board of Health. restrooms and a kitchen: is of i ,h« nrv- l- I« Day. It. T. Mil we*. ect sollrilalinn (2) squadron pio|U 4 (her* has been no prosecution Of thla Increase, approximately concrete block construction with! Ralph Resold, Mrs, J. I). Cordell Jectv and (3) Ihe committee Is shows an Increase of 1,578 over should be kept before you in con­ fair* wherever ha hae been locat­ the number of tags Issued during sidering Ih* rase". ed, He end his wife, Jerry, ar* •f tha raao* made during the one-fourth ls due to natural In- terraiso floor*, it la constructed station rami- 1966. Tax Collector Galloway member* ef th* Baptist Ohu special raids mad* two years ago. ereaae, tha oxceea of births over en land given the Chapter by the Mrs. James Itnxnrd, Mr*. J. M. I planning to hold val. stated today. During 1966 11,001 Jim Rrown will became D They didn’t tell you, Cleveland said, death*. The remainder i* th* re­ City of Banford and many local Cameron, Mrs. Hulda Kihbea, snd Capt. Jackson stated, "These fag for automobile* and trucka Rotary Club Meet Manager ef lha Nashvlll# of the >T raids mtle In thel rown sult of migration Into the State. building and supply firms assist­ Ml** Frances Neel of Jnrktonvllle. Preliminary figure* far 1055, ed the Chapter. Everyone Is In­ drives have been held in other wei* Issued, he said, In comparis­ territory or tha outcome of the with headquorfara in Naahvi Naval stations and hav* been very on tn Ih* 12,679 issued so far Monday Canceled (rial* before a City' Court with Just released In the Bureau's vited to ettend. Senator Stsnsrom Ihl* year. monthly report, ehow Increases In at I know it will be ■o Jury. ia program chairman In charge Sportsmen To Meet successful, Thera will h* no meeting of th* Telegraph Network' hi'tn on the Sanford base". Attorney Cleveland pointed nut blrthe, deaths, marriages and of the program for the day. The Scmlnolo County Sports­ Sanford Rotary Cluh Monday noon the 1951 Special March ef Dim* Designated charities Include Tha that tba elected officials. Houi- divorcee. man’s Association will meet *1 the because of tha Ladles' Night To Speed M otsagis "The continued growth of tha Naval Relief Society, "to help in drive). holder, Griggs end Overstreet, City Hall Tuesday at 8 p m Chicken Huppsr held last Wednes­ population of the Stale ia the familiar with the territory, the witMultiple Rrlernsii Fund) Amiri day night on tho ground* of th* Movies will he shn.cn snd some times of trouble, Ilia parsnnnet Boat, Ski Club Between Offices, nml their dependents": tha Aineil- ran Heart, Fund; Navy .Olympia a e n ei, and the testimony, did not principal factor responsible for report* made frnm the Game and Til* f a . J . . I office .am . Ioral F.lk'e fadgn. Th* affair, Th* Eanferd of1 * ran Red Cross; March of Dimes Fund each man will giva a dims); think enough of the evidence to these Increases," says Dr. Wilson Meets Tonight Fresh Water Fish Commission. which waa attended by nearly 10 T. Sowder, State Health Officer. Winn-Dixie Stereo produce (1U53 drive11 the annua) under- National Foundation for Crippled .prosecute those Involved. Th* Sanford Boat and Ski Cluh The natural Increai* In Florida'* UU57 drive); tha annual under­ Children] Seminole County T. U, local and visiting Rotarlana and ■ration prill be eohneeted with 4F "Aa esefe of Iheie defendants population COMPETITION OPENS guaatx, waa voted ona of tho best will gather at .ha CAF Htll above for 1055 (the excess flvo ether efflraa ef the wide­ •oma Into this room they are of birth* over deaths) was 8ft,privileged Children's Christinas and Health Association: Salvation Tourhton's Drugstore tonight at > TALLA1IASEE tA-Cnmpctitlim Party; American Cancer Society: Army; National Association for yet held by tho club, both from spread twe-itate produce buying cloaked with Innocence until It 104 persons. Births to residents of o'clock. opened today in Florida Slain University's InvltxUonsI Debating Hanford Police Benevolent Asso­ lha Ullndj Muscular Dystrophy tha culinary and fellowship angle. function. hi proven, beyond all reason of the Stale ’ touted 00.102. while All members ara urgad lo attend Tournament. Houbt that they are guilty," Cleve­ deatha touted 3.1,008. , ciation; laical USOj American Ko­ Fund; Crusade for Freedom and The ladle* were particularly gra­ Winn-Dixie Store*. Tne., as a discussion will be held on tha Teams from 18 colleges and uni­ rean Foundation: Contingency Special Expenses (bonding of cus­ tified that they *ould dlipensa auguraled n six hundred at land leM. "Mr. Roseo, too, haa a Thera were over 4,000 mere responsibility in this ease lo (he babies In Florida during 1055 than, barbecue planned Sunday, Th* versities arr entered in tho two- Fund for Emergency Drive* (such todian, bank aervica charges, ad- with the planning of an avtning aaven mil*, high-speed meal and tho men were pleased wire network, leased from .. public Is invited to attend. day competition. as the 1:155 Flood Relief Drive end Vifililnv «lrt defendants," he pointed out. 1054—while births faulting fit,* because the menu conalsfad of both ern Union, to speed the fteW "I'll get even wtlh you," wss a 0M and nmt-whlu births number­ smoked and barbecued chicken, messages b*t\ ten Ita majof gomirk of Joe Hickson, and "I've ing 25,100. chicken and dumplings, toasad salad iluce warehouses, field worked eight hours a day and Estimated death rales In both (although It really waa "mixed" off Irea and th* produce depart­ eomatlmea It for no pay" was the Florida and tha United States as by Tom Jones), potato salad, ment headquarters tn Jacnaonremark of Carl Dodson, said a whole show Increase* in deaths doughnuts and coffee. Al Lea and villa, Florid*, Cleveland. “There's your conspir­ from the principal ehronlc, can­ The system hi* committee, Tom Brown. Jim acy—there ar« your two charac- cer and heart diaaaie. However, Winn-Dixie produce opera Holtaclsw. M. L. Raborn, Earls tars" lha defense attorney (old the from the principal chronic diseases Turner, and Tom Jonsa, ably t v In Miami, Tampa, Sanford Jury, "end they were working for eercan and heart diaaaa. However, Pompano Reach, Florida, silted by "Skipper" Gtne Roumll- Greenville, decline. « man who w*e an unsuccessful S. C. with thi 1st, wart voted cooks and good Tuberculosis death rates In aandldaie for sheriff." quarters office. Special *1< fallows "par excellence" for their ' • *"f you’re going In convict a Ftorida in recent years have bean •elector* enable any two fine handling of tha function. Man on the sluff that fame from generally lower than those of the on the circuit to communleal To givi aMendanra credit to dependentlv with on*'and this witness stand then no min is United Plates and syphilis rataa higher. This conUittm U ba true. lhott lecal Rntarlan* at well as It I* pmiIbis (or any ( going to sent lo offer his services visitor* who did not attend tha •end a mrosara to any During 1055 tha tuberculosis In the interest-of good government ladies night function, Dr. R. \V. group, nr fa all station* ilrnuU when he Is confronted with 'we'll death rat* In Florida waa 7.S Ruprecht cluh secretary, will he at taneoualy. , get even with yeu one way or per 100,000 population, aa com­ tha Yacht Club during tbhs noon pared U tha national raU of 9.8: Tha wlr* system la aqt'" ganthsr," hr said, hour next Monday fa register with printing telegraph ~ Counsel for the defense. Daytons syphilis death rata waa 2 8 per those dealring tn check In. with a speed of sixty i Beach Attorney William W. Judge 100,000 In Florida, aa compared a minute. At ita deatlnatli fold the Jury yesterday, In closing fa the national rate of 2.3. message la received si A greater proportion of Flor­ , Arguments, "You gentle men are rally fa par* form, ready ' a part of a great system—lo he idian* fast their Uvea in motor slant use. Capacity of th< tried in an American Court is an vehicle accident* In the SUU syilsm 1* thirty nine hi A honor that aoma people Ho not than In the UntUd Buies aa FEH. 28 word* hourly and Ihotiaii W * b v i. Tha tradition of ihe Ameri­ a whole. Tha death rata tn Flor­ Discharges messages monthly may bo can system of Jurisdiction Is every ida front motor vehicla accldenU Elisabeth Challdin (Titusville) mltted. last year waa 18.1 per 100,000 man Is equal under the law and Frank Corta (DsBary) while the national rate “Our now, ultra-modern when that aoma day comes when population Mrs. Rosebud Wesley (Sanford) telegraph network lea: waa 20.9. lie or she find themselves before Mra, Richard Hudson (Oviedo: Western Union (h o t Roma 953 floridlana war* killed « 'b ar of Justice and the chips arc Mr*. Dorothy Pattoraog (flanferd) direct, two-way In moUr vehicle aealdcnU during down—Is lha ta»‘ of that great sys­ FEH. 14 cation with our hoy 1965-^whlle 887 died as a result tem. Admitstown points." told Frank C. of motor vehicle accldenU during ‘ ;‘Hi* United States never Joses— 1954— a gain of 85 persons. Jeonlr Lee Mltchol (Bellwood) Wlnn-Dlxla’a carlo! M long aa juttko la done. The Accident* continue fa he one John Edgarton (Sanford) day. "This nddod »| government may win or lose—the of the SUta'a biggest killers. Ac* Mrs. Grow DoLong (Hanford) immlcatton will enobi ■barren Edwards (Sanford) may wta v Jose—but the eidenu, other than motor vehicle ’ o sie r said accidents, claimed the Itvee ef 1,-| r - i im n r . b v to i ■ w n n u w M g a Utilvaralty Dr. L. J* Crawmemo ia shown al tho loft, and Bn, JL la V. |a » d 271 people-In Florida idurin 1855: ■hto feenterT dinner recently. ____ __ . . tb* rights (Photo by l k n a a M y ) Chamber O f Commerce SNAAS Combined Rosen Strives To Make Amends For Statement Charities Drive To Begin March 1 12,579 Automobile License Tags Sold In Seminole County Government, Defense W ind Up Arguments ear Cooper Appoint'd District Manager-f For Southern Belli Stale's Populhi Continues Growth f • Hospital Notes IBM lha (M l *oa i : Chamber ad • t �H ■ ru n S m Ua * Minister Doyi Bltilo Study at 10 ESOIp . a Barrie* llrOO flja. fcaervie* . U » n t i r u f T w r church , OVIEDO Ln Ii L Day, Paste* Sunday School • l:U a.m. Morning Worahtp • 11:00 a.m, Training Unto* • StlS p.m. evening Seraena • .1:30 p.m. cnuKCH o r su E v n rr. c h iu t , • Ml C. Moeed SI. Sunday Service* 11:00 a, m. Sunday Mbool 9:30 a.in. Wedaeaday Evening Meeting l:M p.m. Lesadn-Sermom "Chrlat Jasua" Raiding Room located in Fuyer of Church Building open to public 3:30 to 4:30 p. m.,Monday thru Friday/ ' A cordial invitation ia extended U all to attend our aarvlaaa and uaa the Reading Room. r a n j i e t i Gdibt ch u rch (.aural Ava. at 4th SC hu.tuay School 9:49 a. m. Morning Worahlp 10:41 a. m. r. m. v. tioo p. m. * THE CHURCH o r GOD o r rR o m c Y 3M9 I I ■ Art. Rev. D. D. Creasy, rid e r Sunday School 9:13 A.M. Morning Worahlp Xl:oo A.M. Sunday Night Service 1:30 P.M, WMB Tueiday Night 7:30 P.M. VLB Thuradey night 1:30 P. M. Old Faihlon Revival beginning Feb, 3. Service* nightly at 7:30. Evangel!*! R. W. Stockdali la eharga. "You art Invited (o coma worahlp with us," Ivaaiag Evangelist!* Ti4l % a . Wadaahday eight prayay and pralao atrvlce 1iM p. m. u a monthly). Fellowship M - Md Tuesday after* Prayer and Btulnata - 4th ay afternoon. Sewing Circle Ihuraday aornlag. ji: CHURCH OP UUD H. W. Undersea. F iitw freach Ava. aad m d h . Sunday School 5:43 a, m. RvangalliUe Service 7:30 p. m. (•week Service Tuesday 7:30 1 ! ig People Service There* 10 p. u . IT. LUEE’f LUTRI RAN b Mavla (Near Or lade) Rev. Stephan M. fully, Paator Morning Worahlp 3:23 a. m. Radln Million Broadtail at 9:30 a. m. over WORE (740 he) Sunday School JiSt» a. m.—for all aga I'oupi Commanding Officer thrlatlan Day School— Monday Sunday Company Meeting 10 a.m. through rrtday 9:oo a. m.—(All •lamonury gradea and kinder* Hollnaaa Matting U a.m. gartaa). Young Paoploi Legion 7 p.m. Salvation Meatlng I p.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Tuaaday Y.P. Band Practice 4 1497 Sanford Avtnua p.m. Parry L. Stone, Mlnlatar Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Adult Salvation Meeting 1:90 p.m. laiaon: "Being True to Our Wednaaday ladiaa Borne Loagu# Trust." 7:30 p,m. Morning Worahlp, 11:00 a.m. Thema: "Wltnaaaaa to the ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHU1CH Truth." Laatar Tharp will assist the paator In tha atrvlca. Tha Uth St, aad Learel Are. nuraary will ba open. OfLatraat Rev, George S. Reas parking la available. Suadey School i:49 a. m. CYP, Chi Rbo and Juniors, S Monies Worahlp 11 a. m. p.m. Tha Junlora will hava charge Youth lorvtco 6:45 p, m. of a recreation period. Mlaa ■vaagaUatia Rally l i t t p. m. Nancy picks will earn refresh­ Prayer aad lihla Study Wodsea* ment!, Evening Worahlp, 1:10 p.m, day at Ti49 p. nt. “Remember a glad haed lovltai Sermon: "The New Common* you worahlp with ui." wealth," the third In ■ eerlae on "Flguree of the Churth la Xp* SOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CBURCB haalana." Byron Smith will help conduct the earvlce. Mra. 3. C. Edit 11* it, At Park Are,-. nirttf end Mra. A. B. 'Huntley Hie end nf your aairch. will art aa attendance eponaare. For a friendly Church. Navy people, tourist, winter re­ R. B. Lunsford, Paster sidents end weekand guaste are W. L. Stephens, Associate Paator eatanded a special Invitation to MUton Higginbotham, S u n d a y attend all public servlets. Tha School Superintendent. unchurched are Invited to make Sunday School 10 A. M. this their church home. Morning Worship H A. M. Bible Study v 7:10 P M. Evening Worahlp g p. M. Prayer Maotlng (Wad.) a P. M. Missionary PramlUinial a t m Heigkde Edward Merits, Pa.ter y School 10 «. m.-CllfJohns on. auperiatendenl Welcome CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. J. W. Parham, plater Cor. Foerieeath St, Oak Are. Thursday, 1:30 Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Morning Worahlp Service 11:00 a, m. Training Union l : l l p. m. It's a family affair. Evening Worahlp 7:30 p. m. “ Coma thou with ua and we will do thee good." o r tub NAZARENE ky School 9145 "Sanford's Singing Church" In# Worahlp 10:49 Cer. ef tad aid Map!* tyan Youth did# E, K. Bfear Jr., Faster Eg Worship TiM eodny PrayeiwaeHn* 1:90 HW a.m, luaday School. Claaaea for IB ag*i, Everyone Welcome 10:45 a.m. Morning Worahlp, Eat. Cecil lv Sbnffov •iio p.m, Christian Service Train* ag Claaiei. b DMALA COMMUNITY TlM p.m. Evening Evangelistic. PHSIBYTF.HIAN CHURCH Prayer meeting Wednesdays, TiU p.m.. lev, C While, Minlalor Youth ActlvIUee Thursdays, Ties H e, l Mam, Pianist, MU I Reaaman, Aaat p.m. The Church of the Nisareno Is MtT Nan.. OUaa, Children’s heir Director. Mr. George Peaolil Aaat. 8upk r/flirareh school. Ofinrek School, OCEUVI. 10:00 iviw MM ojmu for all ngsa. ) 31:00 a.ra. 1*0 Strrlea 11:00 *M. fir st church M ount L a tssn In n o rth sm California tow ers m ajestically heavenward, ite immense also a trem endous sig h t to man. I t h as long been considered sn inactive volcano, y e t it m aintains an active w arm th in its depths th s t is shared w ith lakes and springs '! Somehow it rem ind! you of the tow ering strength of Christian­ ity. C hristianity, like M ount Lassen, is visible to all in its vicin­ ity. I t is a mountain of atrength, w ith endless opportunities for exploring its mysteries. C hristianity im parts w arm th to all who approach it. From its depths there spring rivers of living w ater to quench the th irst of your soul. And though each peraon touching this mountain should take away w ith him all he could carry to scatter through the world, y et its bulk will not diminish. ' Gaze upon th a t C hristianity th a t is like a huge mountain. Be warmed, refreshed, and strengthened through fellowship and w orship each Sunday a t Church. WECHUBCH ^ ^ H iH E c w m c w Church. n.U h.f d . T ond auppon tha Church rh ,,rflc" own aala. (2) Tor hV. . Th,y < ,aJ* ol hi* communii»^QnJ*n * ,ok#’ 1 ,ok# ol lha Church I ta ll^ l- S ond malarial sudbom » Everybody invite | any aarriees. u h,eh '••S.r...... CU.lt, S 3 s - - - - .." " r te e ......... .. ......... . w ......... I.ifik •......... Juki! ........................ A130 p.m* M.Y.F. 7:15 p.m. Orgen Vaapsra 7:30 p.m. Evening Worahlp Sermon Topic— "Burden or Bridge" Rev. W, E. Timme-Gueet Min­ ister. Broadraat over W.T.Tl.R. 8:30 p.m, Recreation far young P*ep!*-I P1NECREST BAPTIST MISSION Spaneored By CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Located el The Britt .Tractor Co. • Orlande Hwy, Rev. C. W. Plank Mission Paator MR a.m. Sunday School 11:00 a m. Morning Worship 8:18 p.m. Training Union TrIO Evsnlng Worship This “Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK J. C. HUTCHISON A CO. HAROLD R. KASTNER A CO, of Sanford OLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO SERVICE Additional Church News Page Three AMERICAN OIL CO. M- H. luUklend, Centractoe BERRY'S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK ROTELER WHOLESALE •CONFECTIONERY BOYD - WALLACE MUTUAL fRSURANCE WILSON • MAIER FURNITURE CO. attend THE KILGORE SEED C a THE TEXAS COMPANY SMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE NICHOLSON BU1CK CO. SENKARIR GLASS * PAINT CO. J. C. Davis, Consignee wwa** WMahlp'TilO p.m. VQ,U« - M" aurvlvu. Thar. ™ 0ey not •»'/y P.r,on a h o u ld ^ ,,^ * ^ ^ »• NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Sunday, February 26,1966 PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. W Z n te e 8:45 A. M. Early Mornlnf Wornhip 11 A, M. Morning Worship VADE’S SUPREX MARKET F. W. Keapgon - fliutcUy School 8:45 A. M..Training Union 6:15 F. M. + i H ow to Improve ictcr. «; •• •■ Reality c a F. B. Fiaher W. P. Brooke, Jr. 7:80 P. M. Evening Wornhip , st . J ohn 's + •mra i u c u n i a su p p l y W elcome Nurtery at nll aorvlcea. ’ y co r a n fo r d l in o l e u m a t il s ca �v ; ‘ 1 .r& :* ,•'• / . • •• . THE SANFORD HERALD uchwttw iVALK'I - eouLBCT'N' n r v t’ 1331 n « TMg - i UAf*mNiN* TALK*I A n y t h in * y w y T W IT H ( 3 0 0 F V - A \ L * f UXX W I L L s e - Fun 1 , M IIIIL k I I I U I "yO U COULWCrtMV M L oan ■ A .m c s S H lATt*-. 7 0 v o v r /\ a irexu . / v /Mrctr ^v TNtlNtt JUST P»Nf / AMOOTAFSW MILLYUM THINflSTSAY L C*NT v«V.eS. //V l GOIVG AOV4F r----- - JW-/4 £44X30 > — J/U tacxcp iOc/JtAveumv Wwt, ' A T TM f -A have Ter a -+lacy >« W i 77At, DOCP ie CPQA3?J AT j M1:BAtrrf?. l i n > i f m r At/»i tp- M .S COCKV/J | ISTM' CflWST CLEARf WAT* _ BUTMOM.'TIMES ITW’NOOaO HAVE CHAVJGEO BETTER LETHI IN THE LAST rf SHOW ITTO r- r DONT tOU > TH!.NK in s A UTTLE CAQINK3* POH’TK nr4HT|HtQ n------ - /re st, /a , f lr w o v t o o w c e tr 7 * e t # a i r r o e A r r e c t* «ynu„ ■ rcn n r n r tiik rn t \ r ? m i. h i m i i i : i nt v r r . rnnn%Tr.« nr r.nwiN imwAMt c iio irn «h a 11 he in u r 111n 1 1 and *hall *tatr TO IV11> <IlKIIITlllMI AMI l*i:il- th a pi m * of tea hi e urn and fm tt of•n n* ii m i mi 11. %i%•« mi ur* H ie arid r e a l nt the r In Im a fit. nod M M li AUAIMT Mill riTA Tn a h .ill ha t n n r t l to |.jr tha c la im a n t, WCW YOU SHOULBSI cleanino t h i /> _ . ‘" V . CILLAIT f j / m .r „ i 'MMiiim . i> is in: kntatk Wives 6HCXJLONT • « ALLOWID TO PCC*t« OW THEM HUSBANDS LIIA THAT WHJlS |> <DAAWOOO, HOW CAN 1 *rOU SLSIP WHIM YOU tbi fat at a n! Kifwtn Of* w f Id i 'hnit’#. (|fA"i'4*rd, l i t p ««f r . i IuI t'n d n ly , tn Ilia C t*nm y Jiu lr t * «»f N fiH lftiilA IS H itltr. K lo rld fi* h L *hla n il Ir a In th a t«*url lm ii« r nf *4|tl C o u n ty at H a n fo rd , K lo rld a . w ith in a i l l i t c a le n d a r m o n th * fr«nn the lim a of the f li nt |itil»!i* *1 tun Of I h i* ii M li r . fTai li c la im nt d r n u m l this j i TUCVAf SLH»IMS J ISMODESTm " HKferrk Legal Notice l* WCLL.'-TWAta^ MORE. THAN**-' CAN SAV FOR THff DRCSSJt fcW TWENTY A >0UQFATHER/ llfei h r a e sy \Fi5Sr ' r-T\ 29-5 SLU M D i k ­ irs venv sew.' AND THE PQCe T o il « n il M c h n f J m i « t« M *i*Uy H n tifj* i| * n l- rtq u lf^ d fo p r# ’ fn t ■HA r l l l t n f mid H’HlFh you , n r a l ih t r o f y o u . iim y Da %« A R e n i, o r a t t o r n e ) , and «m m -h r le lm n r dem and n n | an flle .J s h a ll ha \o ld ( 'Ia n It o r r ia C h n lra Prumiti a rt' ititd In (Ho treat­ ment nf Pellapra, htcauvt they are rich In the prllasra prcventlvc factor, nlcolinie add. A, tirn > !i> r *>t th e t.a a l T M la n ie n t nt I'.ilM ln U i n » l it trlm lee. U III it hit it,' , ittad K t r t l p u M Ir a tln n f> h . \V *l> h,r II M a in ,* A tin r n e ) nt l ..i« t\ lin e r I'm h , K ln r ld * 11, 1 9 JI A T O P TI RE V A L U E A N Y T I M E ! ii ART t im e TONIGHT 8TAHTR — l:S8 SfHUBWRNtDt JOHHHOOUK MEY — ttuiiu uiw mu iinMifi FEATt.’RK — 7:30 AIAO WAIT DISNEY’S «p* Siam M ntaf* By Rev. William Moilejr Wa are »n happy to hav* with (it tn hrln| the me.tnace nf the evening eervlce the Rev William Motley, repretenlln* our rhurrh FIHST PRKsnYTERIAN at a Mlatlnnary In Braill. Mr, CHURCH Mntly la on furlnurirh. We feel Corner Oak, .1fd SI. fortunate Indeed to have the pri­ R»t. Antna 0. Mrlnnla, Minister vilege of hearing him. ••^H^jpaoria Truhj, MlaUter of TOE I.ITT1.E BROWN CHVROI Morning Worship Ihntt a m. ON THE llll.l, F>elude . "Invocation" Caporrl (Con* re gallon aI) Ant horn . "O Lord Must Holy" Corner Park Avenue and !lth Street Brurknrr Chi nrrj Choir J. Bernard Root, Mlnltter Rcrngnltlnn orf RunHay Srhon| o f­ Fred Kntmlnier, Altoclate ficers and learhers Sunday firhool 1:11 A. M. Ant ham • "fin To Dark Hath. tt I* nur aim to hrln* )ny to littlr aaniana" Nohla t’hanrrl Chnir children: In afford lnvlruciton for Srrmon: "I Believe In Jama youth; In Intpirr men and women Christ" Rev. Mrlnnla in the midit of life'* lank*; to com­ Evening Worship 7:10 pm. fort the tick and the aaed; In Prelude— "Nocture" Drlmartar Mrenglhrn faith la we Inrreate in Anthem—"The I.ord la A Mlithty yeart; and In labor Ingrthrr for Cod" Mendelssohn Youth the coming nf Ilia Kingdom, Choir C line, for all aget and * nurtery Additional Church News // LAST ( 0311*. SHOW 9:10 SATURDAY ONLY nONT Tfcrnw Away Tear Tire Dollira Reeaata Tenr Tlrea Art Smooth. U t WELSH TIRE RHOP 181 W. Ind Pat On Nt* Truck Rnhhtr Treoda That Will Glva Gaaranteod NEW T IR E Waar And lav# Tear Money. RKCOND FEATURE W ELSH T IR E SHOP 10JI W. 2nd II TEARS IN SANFORD EVEN BETTKR AT THIS 9 / LOW PRICE for the Little Onet, Morning Worthlp ___ .. tl:<M Sermon: "Getting Tn Know r.nd" FIRST BAPTIST n it'R C R Perk Ave. et Sth Ht. W, P. Ilrnnka, Jr,, Paator ( Fred R. Flatter, Aaanrlate I'aatnr Kirhy ttngera, kluale Direetor F.arly Morning Worship *:4g a.m Sunday Srhnol S it a.m. Morning Worthlp 11:110 am. Training Union 0:1,3 p.m. Evening Worthlp 7:.’U1 p in. I’rnyrr Meeting Wednetday 7:.7fi AMAZING! BUT IT’S GONN'A BE— ! ' \ IT CAN HAPPEN ONI.Y ONCJS EVERY 4 YEARS p .m . Nursery at all tervirta. WELCOME , UNBELEBABLE!, Legal Notice IT V IH t» r r M IN H lA I I F H I I ; o i* t i i i : i i : i n r . T A i i i r o r %i i r r K.NuVV n ; , th a t I, II * '111AT, d a r r e la rjr nf Mi. a la n f Ilia il ia ia of riu n d e i, d d M ifra h j a iv a n**Mi* ih a i l H lt r t T M I*K C IA I« r im iA R T K L K t 'T IO N ' w il l ha hald on T u » td a y . A lar I , I'J a E, an d th e f l i s t d.»ta fo r q u a lif y in g In a u rli f lr « t iirim a ry a t i i l l ha nonn r * h r u a r y I I , HAA and th a la s t d a y fu r q u a lify in g ■h a ll ha rumn M i r - h i , l*».u \ HKIH lN O HI*AX*I Ala I ' l l I M A II V K L K U TIM,S', If n fc t s a a r y * w il l !•* held on T u c iq a y , M ay £2. I > i l and a A |*K * c m . i ; l >:u t i m .v w in ha h»id on T u t s d a y M ay I f , IS A I. In lh « «’o unty nf d a m iu n i* fo r th a tm rp n ia of a la r tin g a M am o ar n f (h a Ifo u ia nf H r u r t s a n t a l iv a i fo r G roup No. J n rriiiici'h a d l»y th a of ffa n n ra h la Y n lie A . IV lf lla m t J r , in t a : h t i a i m .s t u iii;iim > r , i h a v a h a ra u n tri #at m r hand and r a u s t d th a t lr a a t Hast of tha lit at a nf K ln r ld A In ha f»»ad at T a lla h a a ia a , ilia i‘, a p ii « lf ih la th a IM h d ay of F a h r u t u , A. D . G O O D w Y E A R e /su m -A r f r At t H E A li) General Insurance It A. ( I n r H a r ia iR r y n f SM ELL U PS THEKTT LAST CASI H. JAMES GUT AGENCY By HICHAnWILDING'MARGARH10CKWM k OASONWUJiS-JOHN McCAliUU SEnfAl^- "JLNDLK RAIDERS" NO. 7 812 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 HARLEY SYKES a JAMES GUT S ift 4.00 X 14 PIUS TAX AND RfCAPPAIlt TIRE A t iil O T H E R S IZ E S AT S IM IL A R L O W P R IC E S H ere’i the tira value you've hern w ait­ in g fo r — G n n d y e a r'i depctulaM n .Super-C m hlnni with eirluslva Trlplu•,Temp«red Rayrm Cord body for exlra aliength, famous Slop-,Notch Trend .D cdgn for infer stops ami atnrls — Iho sanifl "trncllon safn” trend design that enmo on popular IDo-l cnrsl Sen m now for all theie high-priced fcah u e i ‘at new low cost! JAMES B, GUT SUNDAY AND MONDAY kr#f8B WEST f ftm ltv v * * ! N O T IC E ! COM M ISSIO N ERS SALE. ■lillitT llltm tM— - jin Min * m in i[iui , iiim rw / iiK fiiiir [ jV A A A tC o T tl 1 3 _ _ T * e H k n 2 o io i. " In Becordene* with th. Order of the Circuit Court of Rtminola county, Florida, entered February 17th, IDAS, whereby we, A. B. Peterson, Sr., George C. Harden and W. Henry Wight ae CommUelonera for Partition wart ordered to e»l| at public auction khl for cash, tha following deicrlbcd lands containing 6.S acres, more or less, being all in Sanford Fame, and located North of Orange Btvd. as it shown by Plat of Sanford Farms aa recorded In Plat Book 1 at pagta 127, 121 and 12«H, of Semlnola County Racordt, to-wlt: All of Blocka "B", 61, 6», 17, II, 13, II, 4l>, 47, 43, 41 and M (less Lot I of Block 31*), and all of Blocka 37, 35, 33, Jl, 29, and 27 (leaa that part of_£locJ( 27 previously sold and shown by deed recorded In Deed Book H4 at paga H4 of Seminal# Coun­ ty Records) and Blocka 28 and 23, and Block 21 (lees lots 1 and 8 thereof), and i-ol 3 of Block ll). am, Lota 6 and 7 of Block 1L and Lota B, f, 7, and I of Block 7, and Lota 2, 3, 4, and that part of Lot 7 lying Waat of Drainage Cenel of Block I will on the Tuesday March tha 6, 1956 at ten o'clock A. M. i t tha Eai*. deor of tha Court Houia In Sanford, Sentinels County, Florida tell said real estate to tha highest and best bid fgr cash to offoctuata said Court Order. i A. B. Peterson, Sr. George C. Harden, W. Henry Wight, COMMISSIONERS VMS " • | •egg BUY NOW ON EASY TERMS I ^ wi'ivaw i1^a 0*1 w■rtrw YOUM OLD rim CAN NoosoUimv Evei»-the old ones can have that "new look". Whether it'i tlree or a polish J"h, you can count on ue to ilo the Job well. Drive In and be served. SYKES X1000 Station 1407 French Ph. 239 14 Hour ferries If YOUR DOWN PAYMENT PAY AS UTTLE AS '125 PERWEEK MORI M 0 PLI NIDI ON 0 0 0 DYIAR TIKIS THAN ON ANY OTNIK KIND ^ - — .....:.^^J&;i,waiiiir'iiiii>i iiiirn Slavics s t o r i 113 S. PARK AVE, wa LOOM • SANFORD Vi ■ , I: THE GREATEST | | OPPORTUNITY A MOTORIST HAS HAD IN A MANY A ; DAY! • ---------------YOU LOOK j OVER THE,7 , 4 FENCE - t n NEXT WEE! AT 819 E. lit ST.Si v PHONE 1011 TOUR FRIENDLY DODGE - PLVMOI DEALER ^ �" J9 New Deriver Frightens Man's Soul phwymeflal growth has ban | In Seminole County with tn* an-' tent today that an increase of 1,871 Id for automobile* and trucks was In the offlee of the Seminole Coun; Collector. t hetural to believe that with auch ea in the eele of automobile tesa, i was alto an increase In the number of I' that uae the automobilee. r wa turn there are alma of ■ta and vialtora to Sanford and County art turning tha trick on' □ who call them by such namea. atrialtor or tourlat ataya with ua By HAL BOTLB by i i ■ servitor kept aa old fataDENVER UR - Beautiful old Ur flag flying. Denver, crumbling away —boautl- O. Henry, trying aa aa author ful new Denver, itriding the iky to prova that anything can happen anywhere, might wan than have higher. Old Denver e love ymi. New included Denver ,as a lymbol ^-tcflUir*. just 11 lo.|*y DenvTr, you'«.Vi... o( frighten me. t reiUy don’t know you n»». Chicago, , Lot Angela! K au ai C y , and long-over-looked St. I’m not quite lure of you. /Perhapi that ii tha wiy i vita- Louie are lymboli of new growth. are Omaha, Oklahoma City, (or fhould feel —uncertain, the So Tulaa, Houaton, DaUaa, Fort Worth amotional feeling alwayi of the and other eitlea. granger. But aa tha old Individual buildBut I don’t win’t to feel thaq Inga of tha paat are torn down way, and I don’t want to be at and tha new more efficient bulk)itranger, 1 hava walked thla way]llnga — la terma of tha utUiaation before. jof apace — go up, weU, aomeI believe It wat 0. Henry who (thing la loat. perpetuate.] the legend that noth-! V.’hat la happening here In Den­ Ing Intereitlng or Important could ver in tha current American proareally happen, In a way, except parity boom la what la happening In New York, S»n Francisco, or lo other eitlea. It la loalng a por­ New Orleans. tion of Ita .former peraonallty and Those wer* the only three Amer­ getting a crowded feeling. ica cities where real romantic Even though the freak tall towthings reportedly could happen, he said, and having set up his straw dummy want oa to prove In "a municipal report" that adven­ ture could com* to Nashville loo. As I recall It. It f i s • quietly gruesome tile of bow a loyal Ne gro retainer did away with the worthless while husband of a worthwhile white lady, and there- long enough to become acquainted and finds out what'“fitili -*u!-*«<*/...!*• ,.r hart year round, they become permanent reaidenta. Hardly a day goes by but what someone announces that “he's her# to stay." And right here and now, wo want to oxtand a hearty hand of welcome to all of tha folka who move in with ua to take part in the growth of the Central Florida city that la so eloaa to avarythlng that goes on In tha Sunahlns Stats, yet one can llvt in tha luxury of being Just “downright close to nature". 'Hoop Skirt' Revival We don't went to gat Involved In fash­ ions in tha editorial columns of Tha Sanford A t Hom e! ~ ~ Herald for should we begin remarka about beginning to think that Sanford “thla and that" of the ladles attire there ainole County folks are beginning would be aome proa and cona about tha likes ihelr shopping at heme. and dislikes of the feminine world. -a two-hour survey of a metropolitan But there has been a certain revival of lag eenter tha other day. and on clog# soma of our forefathers' Hsy of fnshlons. itlny of tha many folks going and com- Many times wa hava seen, plctorially de­ only three folke from Sanford were scribed In all of their loveliness, the msny delightful fashions the ladles wore during It mult be tiresome to push and ihove the esrly daye of our cuuntry. trough an ever Increasing mob of people And it seems to us that there Ii a re­ sting to get ahead, or attempting to vival of tha “hoop skirt", In a very beauti­ sewhere first. ful sort of way, ,’raally enjoy ehopplng at home. In , Thera la nothing more beautiful than to Nuantneae of knowlng'the folk! who aaa, today, tha coming hack Into the formal on you, and with the folka who eupport wear, and sometimes In tha street dress, a city with their taxea and elvte pride. leaning toward tha huga billowing skirts, Should get into the drlv# of thousande tha lovely and dainty blouses, as well as the •ra going nowhere fast. revival of tha pastels, . Not only la it pleaaant to shop with your It la heart warming to see the present mext doer neighbor, but there le aueh a day atyla reverting back to the likes of those phenomenal saving on your marchandlie. we have admired In the "days gone by." • • • Shop at home la not an Idla jest. ».V It's Just ona of tha pleaaant things that Kids Enjoy Marbles aomatlmea overlook. Are you a marbles champion? Hava you forgotten how to play a game *»Tht Sanford Herald of marblaa? yv ■ . gwSH>s>e i w i f g u m h w i O r m i i i i t , Renew your Interest In the game that M M H li iliw wiltw S H iltf Sf, teie It youngsters adopt and hold on to yenr after <’■^ ' mHz1'* **• year. To atop by the Junior High School, dur­ ing afternoon hours or even before the last bell rings In the morning, you'll find a group of bova eagerly participating In a game of marbles. It's thrilling to watch them and your fingers sort of Itch to get hold of an "agate" or a “glassle" once more to -see Just what kind of a shot you really are. A number of organization* have adopted the pastime to keep It going In ever Increas­ Bag* 4 _ . Frldny, February 24, 1968 ing interest. I| TODAY'S RIBI.H TERRI There may he some scrubbed out knees, ThtR Hwteklah commanded tn prepare •euffed shoe toes, and dirty hands, but dhamfjar In tha hmue of tha Lord; and they there's also a lot of fun and real sport In a prepaid them.—II Citron. SI sit. "game of marbles," ’ta w RUSSIA DANDLES OFFER REIRUT, Lebanon uR — Russia donated a tempting offer of tech­ - • y WIUJAM a m — nical aid before Lebanon In Central Frees Writer renewed efforts to atlmulsle trade \Y that Flute |e not with the Arab state and keep It out A copy 0 f •Franftehefcta," herbut e Neptunian moon of the eWstern camp. rawed /rent a Nebraska Hbrery in i tha number of major lun A six-man economic develop­ i»»t, baa /net been returned. •atalMea from nlna te eight. Tha ment commission has begun an BtalfMeH Idea, apparently, wan fb at’a c menetrane lend time. intensive Iwo-week campaign to I I I Just (gather science Action story, A‘ booat Soviet trade with the Leb­ *) l i t anese before launching similar FMA*s mean dials ace /rent w drives In Syria, Egypt and other three and a half Hilton Arab atalea. Mikes It ene e/ eer I I I t $/ ralettece.A mnataiaa sat a wecWa rested I I t by playtaf t*s piano ooetinueualy The average U. >. male's life­ nktAM Ad Btw kin wBWTvW the elr. The for IS days and t t hours in a time quota of meat In terma of tala What wa d Uke te live animals, represents 3.1 hogs, V fatten German la what the proprietor's da­ 10 Iambi, g steers and 4 veal • tat-ef mllaefs eet ef hit hem , knew ta# la trytaf te set Oa sustemerr calves. art pliated an stilts, feeling deepens. cro T Iliere are so few towns that al­ waj gave tuck • spontaneous ways teni sense of human freedom such so Sin San Francisco, and Denver. B Beautiful, be*j£.’j: -'.z' Jenver, fadl fading away! Beautiful new Denver, blooming .In sefled pattern! where once wild flowers grew! What can a man from out of town say about you, Denver? You hive garnered the gardens of tra­ dition, end pressed your new plantings closer together and yet farther afar. You group deeper and yet widen, as others cities do. You hold a gneal promise aa you ding to ■ previous per­ formance. You are like ■ growing youth, Denver, 'hat must and will grow taller, but equally Is loved smaller. for the days when he was more boisterous, loss predictable —and smaller. , . * , * R $ |||S |||S |||B |||= |||= |||= |||S ||I S M I Save Copper Rests At Highest Level By 1AM DAWSON NEW YORK, WV-Copper today Is al the highest price level since (he lime some M years ago whtn It was considered a scarce metal. At M cents a pound copper brings boom limes In the mining stales, but producers aren't as gleeful as you might think. They fear high-priced copper will lose some permanent markets to subilllules—chiefly aluminum end plasties. The United Slates uses so mueh copper now—more than half of that mlntd cache year this aide of the Iron Curtain—that It can no longer control the world market. Chili can, and Just has, forced the price up here. Europe can, and does, snag copper supplies that American users would like to have. The Copper A Hraig Research Asm. holds out hope of * II per rent Increase In copper-producing capacity In tha non-Commualat world In tha next Ihraa years. Copper ultra here clamor for relief now—eyeing lha govern- ment's strategic stockpile of tha metal and urging tough curbs on tha export of copper, scrap. If you're ta a hurry for copper It seems aa scare# a metal now aa M years ago, before thp big mines were opened. If you go to a custom smeller for eopper today you may pay mora than 32 cents a pound. A year ago H coat 30 cents. Early ta IBM the price was aa low aa It cents, Government controls In World War 11 pegged it at 13 cents. Copper expansion programs art under way, the Copper A Rrasa Research Asm. notei today ta a survey of world productlonM Ex isling mines are tapping additional ore bodies, and new properties will com« Into production during the next threa years. The association estimates mine production outside the Iron Cur­ tain aa >,771.000 Iona In 103.1. It estimates that strikes prevented tha mining of another 130,000 tons, giving a capacity total of i.u a ,ooo torn. It says 239.300 additional tons will ba added to capacity thla year, anothar 109,100 In 1037, and 123.000 mora ta 1311. Thla would bring total capacity ta 13M to 3.3M.SOO Iona. But demand could keep an rising too. Tha Bureau of Mines reports that ta the United States per capita consumption Jumped from 9 pounds in 1900 to 17 pounds hy 1994, Yet, outside the United Statee, world consumption was less/than 2 pounds per ceplta by 1934. SANFORD LODGE NO. 82 F A AM Call Communication Wednesday • Vile 429 9 Feb. 5:15 P^M. Supper 8:50 p. m. Second flection 7:30 p m. All Maaler Maaona Welcome Phone Reservation* F. L. Miller R. C. Whitmire Secretary Wor Maatcr A and Have Fun It'e Wirier ta enjoy yeareetf when you know yo«r aeriags are at! work. Ravlnge placed with ea pro­ duce Mir* dollar* for ye* with eafety sad ronTealene*. __ _ OPEN TOUR ACCOUNT t TODAY1 =fast fmuL1 a a &Li g n is iiite n is m s s iite iiis s itte H iL ! YOU'RE TELLING ME! tn come heS*- TH4G04MNUIPMi SquareClub ta Philadelphia ealutad 11 of tha country** outstanding women. Shown frith theta awards of achievement are Mr* Ivy Raker Prieet (left), Treasurer at the United Stales, and U.R. Senator Margaret Chase Smith (R-Me.), F O R B E & U 7T -M iiB M F S & \jiN D S L A Z I N O O O ! I C0N TTH '.r SATURDAY, FEB. 24th&25th Why not hart fun uAttt you're being practical? Hera an aome wonderful way* to do juet thatI Each ona ta aleek and exciting iu a ■porta car, handy aa a pickup truck . . . and extra big in the bargain with a road-leveling 122* wheelbase! But tha really breath-taking difference hi Pontiac's line of fabulous family wagona is tha way thay GOt *“• •* • There’s nothing like it i : ; because they're1 powered by tha greatest performance team ever offered in a station wagon . . . tha mighty 22?« BETTER DRESSES + ! !>) .1 -Yaken from our rtf. itoek of brand Hast * Bobbfg Brooks • Kay Windsor * Mynett* • Doris Dodsoa • Tmra Pilf* • Georgian*. • Sis«s 5-1B, 10-20, 1454-241,1 M G RO U P Vahtw to 19.91 O ^ E GRO UP O N E GRO UP O N E GROUP •: Valuss to 17.95 • Values 14.95 • Faflla • Chambray • Taffeta • Brocaded Cotton A N Y O TH ER B A R G A IN S 'AW iW horsepower Straw-Streak',V-8* and revolution­ ary Strato-Flight Hydra-Matte Drive* I And that big, extra power mean* a new Und of handling aaaa and UreAnare you’re never known in a big ear. And wait ’tS you hear th*\prfcm They're ed practical. . . and exciting . . ; aa tha ears themaalree . ; . starting right dew« with tha lowest! ' Coma in soon—tat ua ahow you why there fabulous '88 Portiaas are rat^i America’* beak station wagon buyai y **•■■■ ■* >*•*, • Values to 8.98 • Falllo • Rayon Linen A • Gingham • Taffeta 3 • Acetata A Bilk THE HERALD REGRETS THE ERROR MADE IN THIS AD THURSDAY. THE DRESSES ON SALE FOR 8.89 VALUES SHOULD BE 8.98 INSTEAD OF 8.98. WILLIS PONTIAC le t W. FIRST 8X. i n r .. if ■ B W X S n o & J Id O • 11 • q | ' ,r riZCM �Limelight On Lyman Dorcas Class Has ^Important Session In G. Harris Home Seminole Hi ■Y ALVIN WINTER Here U is the and o( tha wa«k already. Time sura is flying. It won't be long now befora tha warm weather will be here to stay. T * . kids at Lyman attended trie Central Florida Fair Monday and a good tima wai had by all. Glad that tha temperatures were still in the high 70's then beciuse It would have been a little cool while on those rides. Besitfts the fair to break our week up a little bil, there was a show Wednesday afternoon spon­ sored by the Junior Class. The picture was entitled "The En­ chanted Forest." It waa really a good movie end all tha kids who went enjoyed It. The Juniors made $70 clear which will help them with the prom that is com­ ing up in the near future. Five Lyman sludenta who are Interested In the teaching profes­ sion visited Seminole High School vesterdav morning In see the new T. W. Lawton ehapler of tha Fu­ ture Teacheri Club accept ' Ita FUTURE MODELS disruas plana for tha naval Officers Wives' Cluli Benefit Fashion Tea which la charter. It was certainly interest­ slated Thursday, March rch 1 at 3:30 p. m. at tha Mayfair Inn with clothes by Yonell'a. Shown, left to ing to see how things are done in right, are Chris and Cindy Wilson, twins; Mrs. R. S. Stone, Barbara Stoqe, Seottia Stone. Mrs. Stona other schools. is stating chairman of tha thi evant. (Photo by James son) The seniors, as I have mention ed before, have been writing to SUPPER PLANNED other schools In the area to (ind Mrs. Earl Snavely The Woman's Club of Cattel- Quilting Project out what actlvitiea and privileges herry Is planning ,, Community they have. So far there have been Honored By Ladies Pol Luck Supper at the Woman's Is Undertaken many replies receivH by the class Club Bldg., on Overhrook Drive, secretary, all of which will be With Stork Shower Saturday. Feh 25 at 5:30. Bv Demo Club helpful. The E'der Springs Home Mrs. Earl Snavely was honored tiling a roveivd dish and get The Firat Edition of the Lyman with a stork shower Monday an entile meal say Mr*. II K. Demonstration Club met at the arhool natter came out last Friday evening glv»n bv Miss Dorothy Fisher and Mrs. Ilvn R. Evans, home of Mra. Rurkner at 2 p.m. and will be a re'gular feature in Teslo and Mrs. Eugene Kendall, chairman of the allair Kntc-t»,,i- Tuesday where plant were made our school every other Friday. The paper ia sponsored hy the at the latter’s home on Sanford ment hat also been planned for to sponsor a Quilting Rre to the evening. ralso money for cluh projects. Sophomore Class and tha money Avenue. The quilling work will he done that they earn will be u*ed to Games were plaved, with prises provlda for a better paper in ihe heinr won hv Ml*a C’alre Nor- Spread hamburgers with ore- at the home of Mrs. F. A. Tin­ future. Tha Sophs are doing a mard,. and Mre. Bnavely. pared ' yellow mustard before dall and anyone Interested Is ask­ ed to rail 2243-WI. The pries swell Job and 1 hope that they Those Invited to he with the boiling. will depend on tha »lz* and de­ keep up the good work. They guest of honor were the follow­ held a content to name the paper ing; Mis* Sadie Snderhlnm. Mra. Teleo, Mist Paley Tesle, Miss sign of the quilt. with the prize being a year's sub­ t.aFetra. Mies Susie Mrt.aughlin, Peggy Best, .Miss Ituhy MenMre. George Ott, State home scription to the paper. Phyllis 'Ira. Kuhn, Miss Sue Batterson, slroni, Mis* Robbye Morton, Mr*. demonstration agent, was guest Creamer, a Senior at Lyman, won speaker and other visitors Includ­ tha prize with her suggested Miss Mary Lou Bowen, M^s. Mil- Yon Heiliulit, Mr*. Dot Anthony, ed Mr*. Ylnrent Meckecl and drew Await, Hiss Claire Nor­ Mist Margaret Yon Hoi hulls, name "The Lymen Pup." This Mr*. Anion .Miihrls, Mis* Betty Mr* Murray. mey sound peculiar, but it really land. Mrs. E II Cullum. Mr* It was announced after refte hIsn't If you know: that we call our Kalher»-n Donofero, Miss Carrie Michels, Miss Mary Ann 'it. rhel*. Mra. C. C. Haig, Mrs. ment* of rnffee and sandwiches athletic learns the "Greyhounds." Low Thomas, Mrx. Rosemary Alllaw, Mrs. Jo»«phlne A'on Herbullt, Mr*. were served that the next session And speaking of the athletic teams, the basketball learn has netty Challdln. Mist Pat Catauhe, Lurien N'ormand, Mr*. Anita will be held in Mra. Simpson's home. placed second in the Central Mrs. Betty Flamm. Mra. A. W. Kelly, ami tha hostesses. Florida Conference. Hope lhat Ihe team keeps making those baskets. The First Edition of the psper featured stories about Abraham Lincoln and George Washington Sports, Cheerleaders and general gossip were. among the other things tn bo found in tha paper. Thera was an artlrla in Ihe piper that might interest all those school-age kids who are reading this column. It seems that (ne '•"school lashlon” no adayi is Bermuda shorts for the AN D EVERY A FTERN O O N TH ER EA FTER A T 1 P. M. girie and pallet shirts tor the boys Don't ask Kat»n Dudley whether or not some girls wear sloppy shirts with Jeans, because she of all people wouldn't know) 7 » A Delightful and memorable four hour trip for an The Senior class has an engage ment to announce. Frances Four educational and throughly enjoyable cruise on world akre and Gene Meeka have (mall) made the first step Also Phillis Creamer and Howard Nlckclscn renouned St. Johns (The Nile of The Americas). Don’t have announced n>«‘r engagement Phyllis is a Senior it Lyman, but miss this wonderland of scenic beauty and panorama in her husband-lo be la already out of school. Kaly Fagan and it’s natural form (cruise director will announce historic Loretta Holley, Juniors at Ly­ man. are sporting rings, also places and data). Congratulations to all of them! Not much more tn say, ao will stop now and say that Limelight on Lyman will appear next Frt day with more new* and views. Our famous 350 passenger vessel, The Nautican By NAN CUBHINO AJter many weeks of prtps..-’ lion, the Junior dance tnmmitlea a ncver-to-be-forgotlrn The Dorcas Class of tha First presented prom. It was held at tha Mayfatr Expi.it Church mat in tha home Hotel on the seventeenth. of Mrs G. A. Harris. 1106 W. Tha officers of tha class of'ST First 8t. Tuesday night at 3 pm. ami their dates stood in tha re­ with Mrs. F. 0. Lamb and Mrs. ceiving line. They were J. D. Clauds Humphray as eo-hostass- Slone (President) and Gracey Duges. gar; Mary Gract Hobby fvlca£ The session was called to or* president) and Kenneth Ramsey; <t»r by Mrs. Huhy Spears after nenry Cason dream ier a.rJ which a devotional was given Ann Dondran; and Bobby Little by Mrs. A. L. Thomas who used (chaplain) and Nancy Cash. at her topic, ‘•Kindness." Mr. and Mra. Morns officially She then closed with a prayer. began the dance by leading the In tha absence of the class sacre* traditional grand march. Alter a tary, tha minutes of tha Decem­ lew dance* J. D. Stunt welcomed ber meeting were read hy Mrs. the seniors to the dance and Jim­ Humphery. Tha president than my Owen replied lhat tha state­ announced that Mrs. Thomas had ment " a fine example of southern accep ted the treasurer's Job of hospitality" wai tha best way to • th e class for tha rest of tha describe the prom. The floor show which was given ehureh year. Tha ela»s teacher. Mrs. Gar­ by hign school students carried diner, read a chapter from the out tha thame. "A Trip Back (o hook, "In Hit Steps" written by the Old South." The acting, sing­ Charles Shelton. Tha session *d- ing and dancing was directed by jnurned and games were played. Mrs. Culemsn with the help of. . Prises were won hy Mrs. S. E. Misi Whittle. Following novelty dancet and a Barbour. Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. H. contest the-.Mint Julep llourl J. Finch, and Mrs. Charles Ben- hat was held. During thla time punch, Jiam . and sandwiches were served W Delicious refreshments of cof­ cake, bulfei style. fee, cake and open sandwiches, A perfect dance cams to an along with nuts and mints were end at mid-night with the Starserved to Mrs. W. D. Gardiner. lighters playing a medley of Mrs. Shelia Camaxon, Mrs. S- E. "Good Night Sweetheart" and Pirhour. Mrs. H. J- Finch. Mrs. •i'll -See You in My llie.iaa." E C. Campbell, Mrs. Charles Tha clean-up committee de­ Benahm. Mrs. A. L. Thomas. serves an award. Seven-thirty is Mrs. John Ksder, Mrs. Huby mighty early after a big night! Spears, Mrs. W. !. Crabtree, and Our assembly program on the the hostesses. . twenty- third was given by tha m The neat session will be held Future leachera Club. 'Tkfarch » at the home of Mrs. C. Opera star, Richard W. HoltzW. Ergle with Mrs. Samuel All- claw sang a selection of songs. He red as rohostess. sang two operatie numbers and <— ----------------levers! negro spirituals. Aliison Lee played "Bumble Bee Boogie " The students' applause demanded an encore for which she played "Nola." Due to Dr. T W. Lawton's 111FRIDAY ness ha was unable to ba present The Elsie Knight Circle of tha so in his place Mr. Morris prot y i r i l Baptist Church will have senied to the Future Teachers • mission study book "New club their charter. This Is proof Trails In Indian Llfa" Uught thsl S.II.5. is playing Its part In by Mrs. Irving Pryor beginning I the fulfilling of the national demand with a supper at 6:S0 p m. and (or teachers. the study at 7:30 p. m. A film on Indian life will also be shown All members are urged to attend. Double Birthday Tha Sanford Boat and Ski Club will meet in the CAP HaU above Anniversary Is Touchton's Drug Store at I p. - m. Tha publie is invited and all Observed Saturday A double birthday annrversary ^members are urged to attend. The SxnfordTourlstandBhufv waa celebrated Saturday at the ■MMfcof Ltfjg). end Mrs. J. L. flehoird clWM Mr. and Mra. Fruend from Stat- I McCracken Jr., In Little Venice, j Lock Arbor. son University st 7:50 p. m. SUNDAY i Honored gueste at the luncheon Sunday at 8:30 p.m. Tha First fete were the couple's daughters. Baptist Church will have a Fel­ Jen, four and Joy, three. Serving lowship hour after tha evening the traditional caka and ire service. cream highlighted the afternoon. MONDAY Attending were Judy and Susie ^ The nrowrdee Bible Class will Mills. Janet Johnson. Ja-et r~*» • t a c t In the Recreation Hall of Jay McCracken and the honnrees. the First Presbyterian Church kt I p m. for a business meeting. The Bcardall Ave. Circle wdl me-:l at the chapel at 1'p.m. for a covered dish luncheon. The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will meet In the fellowship hall at 1:30 p m. Tha Sanford Story League will Aweet at 8 pm in tha Yacht ,luh wish Mra. 0. E. White Pro­ Scans chairman in charge of tha ___ a wonderful spread tn Want •tory hour. Thera will be aieeutlve servo with your bovorage course? hoard meet at 7:30. Happy Birthday Mix cream cheese with anchovy Monday at 8:30 p.m. tha Sun­ paste, onion, salt, prepared mus Feb. 21 beams and G.A.'a of tha First tard, caraway seeds, capers and Mike llerdln Santlit Church will meet. paprika. Offer this.version of the Feb. 88 Tue E. M. Wlvea Club will fa m o u s Hungarian "Llptauer Carol Lynn Greent •eat at S p.m. for a regular ... spread with imall !Chess#*' ----- J -'*'— " slices Mre. Elgia Brown meeting In the L'SO. of salty rya or pumparnickla Dottla Smith TUESDAY Ibraad. David Truad The Band Paranta Association will meet at I p.m. In the band ball. Tha Paat Noble Grande Club of the Seminole Rebekab Lodge , will meet with Mra. Ethel Moore, 711 Myrtle Avt with Mrs. Grace Cordell as hostess. Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. »h# Y.W.A.’e of tha First Baptlat Church will mast. WEDNESDAY At 8:80 p.m. a Training Union eovared diah supper will ha served at tha First Baptii^ Church. At 7:80 p.m. Prayer Meeting will ha held at tha Firat Baptlat I Chureh. p.m. Training Union Counell will ba held at Firat Baptlat Chureh. Tha Workers Conference of First Christian Church will In tha ehureh teachers, offiand education cornart aspeeted to at''HUMMEL"* FIGURES •« « »s Thrap, chairman, an- New Shipment Just Arrived P ImperttJ/mm Ctrmnj/I TVfUVBDAY Group One ftha morning of tha First Christian will meat 10 a m., ia-th« dlnlag room. Program Mra. J. Bair; Hostasi, Ba-tow 8. Hinson Jr. Vary that savan-mlnuta frosting Use your standard recipe, but when you add the yinllla, beat In of marahmtllow.anippeta the snipped ready, cut reg-i marthmallovri-uilng a < iciiao ra -lato am i ll nietas footnotes to fashion Vos we've Isi petted rfcew frees Oermeny— fee werid-femesrt “HUM M ir* figures, prized by art levers everywhere. Choose frees ear weodeHwl eisertasent e l subjects— reooy deUfhfM* kovgriee children. AM figures ertglseted e l She Coeven* of Hessen end produced esckmively by she werld-fonseua lectory. Those treeswred figurines rennet be dupkceted end tech beers she Indented nUMMU”* slg n e W Ihe W. Ooebei sign ef she bumble-bee end she 'O e*»esr*i asemp—preefefeu^enstrity. VeuM treesure yeur”HUMJ*A"*j Rgvre always, so be sure fe shep early tor best seletoe * * Afsrerr Obwesd * “Hmmmtt- wive tee *•»/ F R A N K N O E L L Je w e le r 110 So. PARE* PHONE 1294 !B ! N A U T I C A N THIS SUNDAY, t J S 'J By SAMIRA BELLES IN COTTON la the theme this year. On tha "hotweather" e•ventngs of the southern circuit are re divine dresses of new resort cottc cottons that "bring on tha party spirit •• Cottons wdl go "Ritzy" Uila year in data frocks which glitter with gold rmbroideries. Recreat­ ing Ihe magic of India, is a party dre«s In Madras plaid, Ve-embroldered with gold with a . . and shaped . ,, aurpllce neckiaa and full skirt, Other dale dresses are rich with the drama of the Orient and are styled as tea-timer sheaths, har­ em-skirted danca dresses, and minaret sheaths tiered la rows of ruffles. "Evening dressea go to any lengths to dszzla", say designers. This year "There ara two ap­ proaches tn long-skirt evening!. The first is a long narrow 'dreei •hlrt' gown that baa a covered __ look. For less-than-formal dates, this type goes all out In plaid gingham." "The second is |h# traditional evening silhouette: hire shouldara ' sleek bodice, swtaplng skirt. Haa.! ven ori a VI-ne is a black tbfr ton satin halter and glitter-trim, mad skirt in paisley printed cotton' Spring In Sanford will be pretty wonderful a Bslim sheath ilop-r u iiu y iiu i »wlfh »nn ■ i u n snvsm up*-e ped with a bolero. Something dtf- ' (erent ia the double-bolero suit, a brand-new idea for spring. Ttrta' features a slim, high-rising shift — -d usually attached to a bodice, a .matching brief bolero and ae*- _ ( eath thla a second bolero b io ta # " * ’ in while linent or contrasting fie ' '"1 brie, when you put off the top bolero you have a cosluma with contrasting top. , , That harem skirt, I Just gyoUf"**'. . about above, la featuring a wide band at the hemline, drawing the Surprise House m skirt into a narrow line at that (I think I'U try thla on#W« Party Is Given * bottom. t o t myself I think femlayML, clothes heve one main purpose— Mr., Mrs. Daniel A to make women look beautiful gjs-' , A surprise housewarming was Claire Schaffel, a Swiss designer si »4» given for Mr. and Mrs. Joe haa come up with same fa- #1 Daniel Tuesday night at 7:30 at buloua dresses by veiling a aUk their new home on Ponlsr Ave. print with lace, or dramatizing by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Robertson. a black dinner dress with aonllGames were played and prizes ques of white embroidered ergltfwon by Mr. and Mrs. A. B. die. s ACCESSORY AClIIEYEMENTSl Maddox and Mr. and Mrs. MidThere's real excitement in new delton. Gladioli were used extensively leathers that are woven, patterned throughout the rooms and lovely and printed. In shoes, there'! **• gifts were presented the honored heel, a color, a silhouette, and- ■ leather for every occasion, The guests. new two-inch heel height, termed, Refreshments were served af­ the "bobbed heel", Is new for all terwards ,to Ihe hnnorees. Mr. and types of shoes from Ihe daytime Mrs. J. Q. Galloway, Mr. and pump to the evening mule. Pleti Airs R. I Johnson, Mr tn.1 'fc«, with the wedged of stacked lea­ A B. Maddox. Mr and Mr*. P. B. ther heel arc fashion right for Mlddtclnn, the Rev. and Mrs. J. Ihe city as well as suburbia. W. Parham, .Air. and Mrs. A. C. Rotiindo. Mr. and Mr*. Horace - mi Bourqttardez. Mra. R. T. Hun!, Add drained canned IflbaUf, Mrs. Lena Willlama. Orlando; chunk* to a medium aaure; serve Mrs. John Weaver, Mr. and Mra. over sliced hardcoeked egg* for J. T. Hardy Sr„ and Mr. and lunrh or supper. Accompany eritk Mrs. Wilkri, Dublin, Ga. 1triangle* of buttered total. AGAN 2F Y6 A U R EB (U. S. Coast Guard inspected), is staffed with a trained and courteous crew. The “A” deck (Lower) is glass en­ closed for inclement weather, for passenger comfort, with dance floor and snack bar. Our upper promenade deck is airy and spacious for camera enthusiast and for leisure strolling. Vessel available for charter on nights (moonlight nights) and Saturday morning cruises. For Inrge groups, dubs, schools, business firms, fraternities, etc. W inter Park — 273191 WP223298 For Additional Information AIWA PEEK-PROOF PLISSE SLIP Hvra'a the parffqt iiimmar •lip — cool, no-iron cotton, shadow panclvd for npaqusn’ts, 1-gora midriff atylarf for smooth fit- Eyelet embroidered trim. N O Wdouble-loop knit sheen for wear you never dreamed possible t WP471411 Box Office Opens At 11 A. M. Each Day At SANFORD MUNICIPAL PIER SANFORD, FLORIDA ADULTS 7 .5 0 CHILDREN ROUND TRIP M s tax Under Half Price A M U ST ON YOUR TRIP WHILE YOU’RE IN FLA. ’VA' P 't u l Now g Ik UMd to be t , other is Derk,re*ai»*ai ■'* v \ 'V M i <8. i'J u & 8 ’ ‘ �;* er Frightens Man's Soul by si a w rite r kept aa ole fam­ ily flM flying. 0. Henry, trying aa aa author to prove that anything caa happen anywhere, might wall than have Old Denver. I love *-ou. >tew included Denver ,a« a symbol OruteiT >Cu Vui'u’ t»' 7. me. j name fer-wdv*»fc^.vJ«,,!>•>•> ' v I really don't know you ncwr. Chicago, , Lei Angel* 1, K auai C y, and long-over-looked St. I’m not quite lure ot you. Louis are symbol* of new growth. yperhipi (hit U the way a v ic ­ So art Omaha, Oklahoma City, tor ghnuld feel —uncertain, the Tulia, Houaton, Dallai, Fort Worth emotional feellni alwaya of the and other citiea. stranger. But aa tha old Individual buildBut 1 don't wan't to feel thaq Inga of tha paat are lorn down way, end I don't want to be ai and tha new more efficient builditranter. I have walked Ihla way] Inga — In terma of tha utilization before. of apaca — go up, wall, tom*t believe It wai 0. Henry who ing la loat, perpetuate! the legend that nnth-| V.’hat la happening beta In Den­ inf interfiling or important could ver In tha currant American proareally happen, in a way, except parity boom la what la happening in New York, San Franctaco, or to other citiea. It la loaing a por­ New Orleani, tion of Ita .former peraonality and Thoie were the only three Amer­ gottlng a crowded feeling. ica citiea where real romantic Even though the freah tall tow­ thlnia reportedly could happen, he aaid, and having let up hii tlraw dummy went on to prove in “a municipal report** that advanlure could eome u Naihville too. Ai I recall It. It ya* e quietly grueiome tale of how a loyal Na gro retainer did awey with the worthleia white huiband of t worthwhile white lady, and there- 'Here To Stay' phenomenal growth h ii bees , long enough to become acquainted and finds Swwir.Ji County tflih tin an- .i-out- ‘i-.yt'j. .wlightful seatm*? .wa-hsve. .Viz today that an increase at 1,678 year rpund, they become permanent re­ Idd for automobile* and trucks waa sidents. Hardly a day goes by but what someone led in tht office of tha Seminole Counannounces that "he's here to stay." X Collector. And right here and now, we want to ia natural to baliava that with such an extend ■ hearty hand of welcome to all of m In tha isle of automobile tags, waa also an increaaa in tha number of the folke who move in with us to taka part In the growth of the Central Florida eity ithat uaa tha automobiles, that Is so close to everything that goes on beraver wa turn thara ara eigne of In the Sunshine State, yet one can live in the luxury of being just "downright close [ita and viaitora to Sanford and to nature". County ara turning tha trick on wa who call tham by aueh name*, a.visitor or tauriet stays with ua 'Hoop Skirt 4 Revival We don't went to get Involved in fash­ ion! in the editorial columns of Tha Sanford A t Home! Herald for ahould we begin remarks about kaginnlnc to think that Sanford "thii and that" of the ladles attire there linols County folks ara baginning would be eome pros and cons about the liken » their shopping at hems, and dislikes of the feminine world. two-hour aurvay of a metropolitan But there has been a certain revival of . . Mg eantar tha other day. and on dogs (tome of our forefathers’ dsy of fnahlons. jtiay of tha many folks going and com* Many times we have seen, plctorlally de­ only three folks from Sanford wars scribed In all of their loveliness, the many *>• delightful fashions the ladies wore during It must be tiresome to push and ihovt the early days of our country, trough an aver increasing mob of people And it seems to us that there Is a re­ ‘ .wanting to gat ahead, er attempting to vival of the "hoop aklrt", in a very beauti­ ment'i atrategie atockpda of the this year, another 105,100 In 1MT, By SAM DAWSON aeintwhere first. ful sort of way. metal and urging tough curb* on and 123.SOO more In )»ll. This NEW YORK. Wt-Copper loday To, really enjoy shopping at home, In , There ia nothing more beautiful than to would bring total capacity In IMS tha export of coppar, icrap. i pleasantness of knowlng'the folks who see, today, tha coming hack Into the formal ia at tha highaat prlca level tinea to I.3M.600 tons. lima roma SO ytara ago whan If you'r* in a hurry for coppar But demand eould keep an ft e i you. and with tha fotka who support wear, and eometimea In tha street dress, a tha It waa eonaldered a acare# metal. it aeema aa acarca a metal now rising too. Tha Bureau of Mlnaa city with thair taxes and civic pride, leaning toward the huge billowing skirts, At M cant* a pound coppar aa *0 year* ago, before thy big that In tha United Stale* should gat Into tha drlvg of thousands the lovely and dainty blouses, as well as the bring* boom time* In tha mining mlnea were opened. If you go to reports per capita enniumpllon Jumped a cualom amallar for copper loday .» are going nowhere fast. revival of the pastels. ilatea, but produeara aren't aa from 3 pounds In 1300 to IT pound* may pay mora than SI centi by 1334, Yet, oulalda the United Hat only ia it ptsaaant to shop with your It la heart warming to aee the present gltaful a a you might think. Thay you pound. A year ago it coat M States, world consumption was doer neighbor, but thara la aueh a day style reverting back to the likes of those fair high-priced copper will ]oie arent*. Early In 10M tha price waa leas (than I pound* per capita by tom* permanent market* to mbphenomenal saving on your merchandise. we have admired in tha "days gone by." aa low aa 1* ccnta. (lovernmeni 1934. itltute*— chiefly aluminum and e e e Shop at home la not an Idle jest. control* in World War II pegged plaatici. It at II cent*. It’a Just one of tha pleasant things that Tha United State* ui»» ao much Kids Enjoy Marbles aOfnatlmea overlook. copper now—more than half of Coppar axpamlon program* ar* HANFORD LODCE NO. 02 F A AM Are you a marbles champion? that mined (ache year Dili aid* under way, tha Coppar 4 Brat* Reiearch Ann. nolai today In a Call Communication Have you forgotten how to ptay a game of tha Iron Curtain—that tt can no - T h « Sanford Harold Wednesday longer control tha world market. turvey of world production!! Ex of marbles? W lltilrt netip ■•tee* e«tmtitp see seeder latlng mine* ara tapping acMIUonai rvn* 29 fi :15 P.M. Renew your Interest In the game that Chill can, and Juat haa, forced ora bodlei, and new propertlea will Fth. OMaker w. ieie e< youngsters adopt and hold on to yenr after Ihe price up her*. Europe can, ftupper 0:50 p. m. and dnei, anig copper aupplle* com# Into production during Ihe s tlee f ike “ • * "1 year. next threa year*. Second Section that American uier* would Ilk* to a n ir .r x .V K 7 7:30 p m. To atop by the Junior High School, dur­ hava. Tha anoelation avtlmalaa mine ing afternoon hours or even before the last The Copper 4 Rraig Kaaeareh production ouUld* tha Iron CurAll Master Masons ?00 . 0I" *B ****•. *! bell rings In the morning, you'll find Ann. hold* out hop* of a IS par,u l" * ' *,T7*‘< Welcome **"fn*«** that strikes prevented a group of boys eagerly participating in a cent Increaa* In eoppar-produclng the Phone Reservations mining of another 130,000 tons,1 capacity in (ha non-Communlit game of marbles. giving a capacity total of S.flSS,- F. L. Miller R. C. Whitmire world In tha next three year*. It's thrilling to watch tham and your Coppar ultra hara alamor for ono tons. It says >29.300 additional' Secretary Wor Master fingers sort of Itch to get hold of an "agate" rsllaf now—eyeing Iba govern- ton* will bs added to capacity, or a "glasale" once more to-ace just What . . . . i meeiker el (be SMeefeied fraee kind of a shot you really ara. fetiiiae •x.iedvelr u (fie eee (er reeefeltre* ilf >b» larel e.w. i,l» m » tkla rrwaeeeer. A number of organizations have adopted the pastime to keep It going In ever Increas­ . . Friday. February 24, lftBS ing interest. ;i TODAY'S BIBLB YBRSB There may be some scrubbed out knees, TJjep Hezekiah commanded to prepare scuffed shoe toea, and dirty hands, but chamber in tha house or the Lord; and they there's also a lot of fun and real sport In a "game of marbles," 'prepend tham,-—It Chron. At til. ■A . .. a Kl’MIA DANGLER OFFER BEIRUT, Lebanon 00 — Ruiile dangled a tempting offer of tech­ nical aid befora Lebanon In renewed efforts lo stimulate trade with the Arah italc and keep it out A to n of "TraalwhaMa,* her- of tha aWalern camp. raw*g horn a Hikratka Ubrary In A alx-man economla develop­ J iff, haa fm t keen returned, ment rommlailon haa begun en f Aai'a a wm H rtm long fimo, Inlemlve two-week campaign to t l I boost Soviet trade with the Leb­ A anese before launching similar drives In Syria, Egypt and other Arab atalai, ' Beautiful, beautiful Pva*;v,> > fading away! Beautiful new Den- ' ver, blooming In atfled pattern* where once wild flowera grew! What can a man from out of town aar about you, DenvarT You htv* garaarad tha garden* of tra­ dition, and preaaed your new planting! elaier together and yat farther afar. You group deeper and yet widen, aa othara ettlaa do. You hold a g n at premia* aa you ding to a pravloua parform ance. You a rt Ilka . growing youth, Denver, ‘hat muat and ‘will grow tailor, hut squally 1* loved amallar, for tha dayi when h* waa mors bolateroua, laaa prodietabla —and amallar. > r = m = tii= iii= iii= iii= iii= u i= iic ii I1 Save and Copper Rests At Highest Level i ga&ygg •x ”"” er* a rt planted on attlta, the crowded feeling deepen*. Thera art m faw towna that al­ waya gave kiich • apontanaoua aena# of human freedom aueh as San Franclaeo, and Denver. i Have Fun s■ £5 • m ™ It’s waster ta an|ay yawraalf whan yon know your savings ara ad work. Having* placed wltk •* produra wore dollars far yaw with safety and eonvtnl.no*. ....... _ OPEN TOt R ACCOUNT k TODAYI F«tSI flltML 1 % A SS ;l l i = l l l f a r i l = l l l = l n = l l l = l l l a i l l t L ! YOU'RE TELLING ME! BtgpOVWRT that Pluto la not a etaaat hut a Neptunian moon tedueeg tha number ot major Bun aatetWoe from nine to eight. The alnO'Weert idea, eppareaUy, w u Juea anther eeience ieUoa etory, t i l ■ meoo diifane# from we t t t t ----------- art a wwrld’i rwaeri by playing Igi pinna aentiauaualy for t t lay* ant t t knur* la a Oenaaa aafy. What we d Ukt t* hnaw Id what tha preprtetar’a 4tinf la trying t* get the euatawitrr The average U. 8. mate’s life­ time quota of meat in terma of live animals, represent! M hogt, 10 Iambi, * steers and 4 veal calvai. t* come *«-’• VHieOUKNIUfMB Square Club Is Philadelphia salutad II af tha •oun try’s outslanding woman. Shown with thair award* at achievement ara Mr*. Ivy Dakar Prlart (left), Treasure* af tha Unltad Statas, and U.S. Senator Margaret Chase Smith (R-Me.). tOO 4-OCOA, * ir-'. mUA room /or 0 juaMAgtr, . ..ic t t rmr 1* W V «- r • -V F O R B K & V T T -M tB N & S S ' ~j u 5 cont h r nuu e s SATURDAY, FEB. 24th & 25th DRESSES '* 1 TftTakaa from our raff, tteek of brand Unas • Bobble Brooke • Kay Windsor • Mynetta • Dorie Dodaoa • Teens Pale* * Georgians. • Sixes MB, 10-20, Why not fun* fun tvhilt you’re being practical? Here are acme wonderful way* to do juat that! Each one ia steak and exciting aa a aporta car, handy aa a pickup truck . . , and extra big ta the bargain with a road-leveling 122* wheelbaas! But tha really breath-taking difference In Pontiac’s line of fabulous family wagona ia the way they GO! ^ ....................... There’s nothing like it ; : ; because they’re* powered by tha greatest performance team ever offered in a station wagon . . . the mighty 227- m jA fA s a n tio i bnraepowtr Strato-Straak',V-8# and revolution­ ary Strato-Fllght Hydra-.1latic Drive* 1 And that big, extra power mean* a new kind of handling mm and UveBnaaa you’ve never known In a big car. And wait ‘til you hear the^prkm TlieyVe arf practical, , , and exciting . , .• aa the can themaalvea , ; . starting right dowm with the lowest! ' Come In soou—let « riwr you why these fabulous *60 Pontlaoe are tat^i Anwviea’a beet atatlou wagoo buyal « iuwa, O^IE GRO UP ONE GRO UP O N E GRO UP Values to 19.95 • Valua* to 1T.95 ita * t Cock. ■. , ■> Dreuaa | A Now 1 1 1 1 A N Y O TH ER B A R G A IN S • Sari Print tt • • Tweadarlla • Oottoa 0.98 • Values 14.95 • • • • Faille Chambray Taffeta Brocaded Cotton M QO J w i/0 M B W • Values to 8.98 • Faille • Rayon * Linen • Gingham • Taffeta • Acetate * Bilk THK HERALD REGRETS THE ERROR MADE IN THIS AD THURSDAY. THE DRESSES ON BALE FOR 8.S9 VALUES SHOULD BE 8.98 INSTEAD OF 8.98. WILLIS PONTIAC W * «d �' Limelight On Lyman Important Scssisr In G. Harris Home • New Shipment Just Arrived • a F R A N K NOELL,. Jeweler 110 So. PARK PHONE 1294 it s footnotes to fashion Dorcas Class Has The Dorcas Class of tho First Eip. st Church met In the homo J,If* A, Ths officers of Hrsl St, Tuesday night at * P- ■ 1D(1 tbelr dltei ,tood ln the r#. , Berths the I with Mrs. F. O. Lamb and M celvlng line. They were J. 1). ______ up ,___ mtlo bit, there was a Claude Humphrey as co-hostess- st0n# (oreildent) end Greeey Grscey Dug- ,hnw ,how WeHne.da* Wednesday afternooi afternoon spon­ |s r ; Mary Grace Hobby (vice(vlce- loreH by the Junior Class. The ger; n The session was called to or- president) and Kenneth Ramsey; picture was entitled "The En­ d*r by Mrs. Huhy Spears after nCnr> La-on (treasuicr ad.l chanted Forest." It was really a whlrh a devotional was given Ann i>nndran; and Bobby Little good movie and all the kids who by Mrs. A. I- Thomas who used (chaplain) and Nancy Cash. went enjoyed It. The JuniorsI as her topic, ‘•Kindness.*’ Mr. and Mrs. Morris officially ma[|a $70 dear which will help She then closed with a prayer, began the dance by leading the themwith the prom that Is comIn the absence of the class sscre- traditional grand march. After a inn up In the nearfuture. Ury, the minutes of the Deccm- few dances J. D. Slone welcomed Five Lyman students who are ber meeting were read by Sira, the seniors to the dance and Jim- Interested In Ihe leaching profes­ Humphery. The president then my Owen replied that the state- sion visited Seminole High School announced that Mr*. Thornes had ment "a- fin* example of southern vesterdav morning to see the new accented the treasurer’a Job of hospitality" was the best way to T. W, Lawton chapter of lha Fu the class for the rest of lb# describe _. , the prom, , . lure Teachers Club accept’ Its The floor show which was given charter. It was eertilnly Interestchurch year. The ela*s teacher, Mrs. Gar- by hign school student* carried in | l0 lf t how things are don* in out the them*. "A Trip Back to 0lher schools boo"' "In* His Steps" written by ‘h* Old South." The acting, sing'the seniors, as I hav* mention p ti')* , ts* ^ I n f ■n#4 rfatii* (no „.«■ I ,., . » • _ __ a.__________a. before, .___ have been writing to Charles Shelton. The session «d lng and dancing was directed by t^ cn1u n * ltil **>* help other schools In the are* to find journed and game* were played. • nut »hat actlvllle* and privilege* Trite* were won by Mr*. S, E. following novelty dances and a they have. So far there hay* been Barbour, Mrs. Barbour. Mrs. H. J. Finch, and Mr*. Charles Ben- hal c u n to l I b e - Mint Julep Hour: manv replies receive! by the cles* was held. During this time punch. ,*cr#l*ry. all of which will be |tam, . refreshment, of eof*";1 •«"^'ch«s wer. « rv .d helpful. Deliclnu bullet style. The First Edition of the Lyman fee, cake and open sandwiches, A perlect dance earn* lo an •long with nula and mint* wet#' end at mid-night with the Star- school neiter cam/ nut 1**1 Friday and will b« a regular feature in served to Mr*. W. D. Gardiner. lighter* playing a medley of our school every other Friday. Mr*. Shelia Cameron, Mrs, S. E. "Good Night Sweetheart" and Th# paper is iponiored hy ihe Rvrbnur. Mr*. H. J. Finch. Mr*. "I’ll See You in My Ore—ns." Sophomore Class and Ihe money E C. Csmpbcll. Mr*. Charles Th# clean-up committee de­ that they earn will be u*ed to Renahrn. Mr*. A. L. Thomas, serves an award. .Seven-thirty Is provide for a better paper in the Mr*. John Kader. Mr*. Huby mighty early after a big nightt future. Th* Sophs are doing a Spear*. Mr*. W. I. Crabtree, and Our assembly program on the swell Job and 1 hope that they the hostesses. . twenty- third was given by th* keep up th# good work. They ^ Th* next session will be held Future Teachers Club. held a contest to name the psper ^ ( a r c h JO at th# home of Mr*. C. Upera star, Richard W. Holts- with the prlz* being a year's subW. Ergle with Mr*. Samuel All- daw sang a selection of songs. He icription lo the paper. Phyllis red is eo-hostesi. sang two operatic number* ami Creamer, a Senior at Lyman, won several negro spirituals. ihe prise with her suggested Alllscn Lee played "Bumble Bee name "Th# Lynisn Pup." This Boogie." The students' applause may sound peruliar, but it really demanded an encore for which Isn't if you know that we call our she played "Nola," athletic lea ms the "Greyhounds." Due to Dr. T W. Lawton's 111- And speaking ol the albldlc FRIDAY ness he was unable to be present teams, the basketball team has Th# Elsie Knight Circle of the s0 in his plice Mr. Morris pr»- placed second in the Central s p irit Baptist Church will hav* »enieJ t0 ,he rulur# TeifheM Florida Conference. Hope that • mission study book "N#w]c|ub ,heir b arter. This Is proof 'he team keeps making those Trails In Indian Life" taught thil S.H S. (| p| , y,n | plr, ^ baskets. by Mrs. Irving Pryor beginning lht fulfsllina of th# nations! demand Th* Kir*' Etlltlon of p?ppr with • auppar at 6:30 p m. and for leathers. featured stories about Abraham the atudy at 7:30 p. m. A film Lincoln and George Washington on Indian Ilf# will also be shown Sport.*, Cheerleaders and general All member* sr# urged to attend. Double Birthday gossip were, among th» other Th* Sanford Boat and Ski Club things to be found tn ihe paper. will meet In the CAT Hall above Anniversary Is There was an article in the Touchlon'a Drug Store it I p paper that might Interest all a m. Th* public la Invited and all Observed Saturday those school-age kids who are A doubt* birthday annrveriary reading* ihi* column. It seems ^members are urged to attend. \*>*ehool lnhiun" flu aThe SinfordT ourls^in^S huf- was celatiratad Saturday at tha MvMmf Ll(Jg). atfd Mrs. J. L. days I* Bermuda shorts for Ihe Reboard 1 Mr. and Mra, Fruend from Stet­ McCracken Jr., In Little Venice, giri4 and pastel shtrls for the son University at 7:30 p. m. Lock Arbor. boys Don't ask Karen Dudle) SUNDAY Honored gueata at th# luncheon whether nr not some girls wear Sunday at i:30 p.m.Tha First fei# were ihe couple'* .Isuahier*. Goppy shirt* with Jeans, because BaptistChurch *ril| hav# aFel-iJan, four and Joy, three. Serving ,hc of all prop!* wouldn't knows ?i lowship hour after th* evening th* traditional rake and ire The Senior elan has »n enrage service. cream highlighted th* afternoon, mrnl to announce. France* Four MONDAY Attending were Jody and Susie akre and Gene Meeks have finssliy . The Brownlee Bible Class will ijnm J*""t 1 •• made the first step. Also I’hsllis Its. Janet Johnson, J*’-*t ^ n re t in Ihe Recreation Hall of Jay McCracken and th* honores*. Creamer and Howard Nirkrlscn th# First Presbyterian Church kt •----------------------I have announced their engagement I p m. for a business meeting. Phyllis is s Senior at Lyman, bui The Besrdall Ave. Circle will her husband-to-be it already out mc-.'t al the chapel it I'p.m. for of school. Kaly Fagan and a covered dish luncheon. Lorctla Holley, Juniors at Ly­ The Friendship League of th# man, are spnrling ring*, also Cnngregalionsl Church will meet Congratulations to all of them! In the fellowship hall at ):30 Not much mote to say, so will p.m. slop now and say that Limslighl The Sanford Story Leagu* will on Lyman will appear nest Frl acnest at I pm in tha Yacht day with more new( and views. ^Gluh with Mr*. O. E. Whit# pro­ gram chairman in charge of tha Wint a wonderful *tw#arl to •tory hour. Thsre will be eaecutive serv# with your bevarag# course? hoard maet at 7:30. Happy Birthday Mia cresm chees# with anchovy Monday at 1:30 p.m. th* Sunpaste, onion. *alt, prepared mus Feb. M haama and G.A.'i of the First tard, caraway seeds, capers and Mike Hardin Bantist Church will meet. paprika. Offer this,version of the Feb. SI T'-e r. M. Wive. Club will f a m o u s Hungarian "Llptauee Carol Lynn Greana meet at I p.m. for a regular Cheese" spread with small slices Mr*. Elgl* Brown meeting In the USO. of salty ry# or pumpernlckle Dottle Smith TUESDAY bread. David Trued V Th* Band Parent# Association will meet at I p.m. In th# band ball. Tha Paat Kohl# Grands Club of tho 8«mlnol# Rebokah Lodge , will meet with Mra. Ethal Moor#, 711 Myrtl# Av«. with Mrs. Grae# Cordell aa hostess. . . . Tussday al 7:04 p.m. th# Y.W.A/a of th* First Baptist Church will mest. WEDNESDAY At 4:30 p.m. a Training Union «nv«r#d dish supper will be served at th# First Baptl*^ Church. i At 7:80 p.m. Prayer Meeting will ha held at th* First Baptist Church. At 1:11 p.m. Training Union Workara* Council will b« hald at the First Baptist Church. Th# Workers Conference of Ah* First Christian Church will m##t 7:30 p.m., In the church dining room. All tea^htrs, off!Impcrltdfrom , te n . ipnn«urs and education com­ mitteeman are aspeeted to at­ '"HUMMEL"’ FIGURES *) ! » «* tend. Lester Thrap, chaii/nan, an­ nounces. Yti we’re Iwperted ***» frees Oararesy—W>* world-(amove "HUMMtt"*flg«r#i, prized by art lareri everywhere. Choot* THURSDAY from Mr w*#d#ffrri «*#rtm#al#f wbl#t»i—m«eydoU|h)M1 CWF Group On* (th* morning Inrertms zhttdr##. AN flgtfros *H#le*(*d at tha Cooreat circle) of th* First Christian of ll#ss#w #wd prodvead ascWrety by th# w#rld-f#more Church will meet 10 a m., la ’the 'HUMMIl"* factory. That# Iraatured fljvrlnei «#"»•* be dvifturch dining room. Program pUMfed and toch bears IS# ladenlod ’nUMMlC* ilg*«turw-> ‘leader. Mr*. .7. Ralr; Hostess, <h# W. Goebel sign of «h« bvmbl«-b## end th# "Germany" Mra. Bartow 8. Hinson Jr. M f p—or##l«f »u(F*»r>«ity. YeuTt treeivr# y*ur‘'HUMMtt"* d. Rfvr# ehreyt, so be svr# to ihop Mrly (or bait setaezi##.1 Vary that i#ven-mlnut# frosting A/vww dreeade "tUmmttvise see bey/ Ui# your standard reelp#, but when you add the vanilla, ban in . FUTURE MODELS discus* plans for th# naval Officer* Wives* Clul> Rrnefit Fashion T*» which Is stated Thursday, March 1 a t 3:30 p. m. at th# Mayfair Inn with doth#* by YoweH's. Shown, laft to right, arr Chris and Cindy Wilson. twins; Mrs. R. S. Stone, Rarbara Stoijc, Ssottle Stans. Mrs. Stans la staging chairman of th* event. (Photo hv James son I Mrs. Earl Snavely Honored By Ladies With Stork Shower BITTER PLANNED The Woman'* Club of Cassel­ berry Is planning „ Community Tot Luck Supper *t th# Woman's Chib Bldg., on Ovcrhrook Drive, Saturday, Feh 28 at 5:30. Bring a covered di.*h and get an rntii* meal *ay Mr*. It K. Fisher and Mrs. Itrn U. Evans, chairman of the sllaii K nlc-taf'tment has al.n been planned for the evening. Mr*. Earl Rnavely was honored with a stork shower Monday evening gtv»n 1>v Mt»* Dorothy Te*lo and Mrs. Eueens Kendal), at lb#-latter’* hnme on Hanford Avenue. Games were ptaved, with prises heinr won hv Ml*« C'atr# Nor- Spread hamburgers with nremard,. and Mrs. Snavely. pared' yellow mustard before Those Invited to he with th# boiling. eue«t of honor were the follow­ ing: Miss Kadi# Snderhlnm, Mrs. Telsn, Mis* Tatsy Tesls, Mis* f.nFetra. Miss Susie McLaughlin, Peggy Best, Mm* lluhy Sten'Ira. Kuhn, Ml»s Sim Bolter-on, , strum. Ml** RoMiya Morton. Mrs. Ml*s Mary Lou Bowen. M^». Mll- Von Hrihulls, Mi*. Dot Anthony, drrw Await, Miss Claire Nor- Miis Margaret Yon llriliulia, mand. Mr*. E H Cullum. Mr*. Mr*. Anton Michels, Mis* Hetty Kathemn Donofero. Mi** Carrie Michels, Miss Mary \nn Mi l.ou Thomas, chel*, Mr* C. C. Haig, Mr*. Mrs. no.emsry AHIss, Mrs. Josephine Von Herhull*, Mr*. Belly Cballdin. Mis* Tat Cassube, Ltn-ien Normand, Mrs. Anita Mr*. Betly Flanim, Mra. A. W. Kelly, and the hoatrsses. Quilting Project Is Undertaken Bv Demo Club The Elder Spring* Honte Demonstration Club met at the hnme of Mr*. Buckner at 2 p.m. Tuesday where plans were mail# to sponsor a Quilting Be# In rats* money for club project* The quilling wort will he done at the home of Mrs. F, A. Tindell and anyone Interested is ask­ ed lo call 2213-WI. The price will depend on the site and de­ sign of the quilt. Mra. Georg* Ott. State home demonstration agent. w*» gue.it speaker and other visitor* Includ­ ed Mr*. Vincent Meckecl and Mr* Murray. It wa* announced after rrfie-hment* of coffee and sandwiches were served that the nest session will he held In Mr*. Simpson's home. By SANDRA shirt1 fawn that hai • cover* 4 BELLES IN COTTON Is the look. For less-thin-forma! dates, theme this year. On th# "hot- this type goea all out ln plaid weather" evenings of the southern gingham.” circuit are divine dresses of new "The second Is |h* traditional resort codons thst "bring on the evening silhouette: bare shouldera ,*»?? •T'lrlt " . .fie?". V e, sweeping skirt. H#eCodons will go "Rltay" this ven mn a cruise is a black catyear In dslt frocks which glitter ton satin halter and glitter-trlnj* with gold embroideries. Recreat­ med skirt in paisley printed coV ing the magic of India, Is a parly ton". dre-e ln Madras plaid, re-embroid­ Spring In 5anford will be pretty i ered with gold and shaped with a wonderful wlfh a slim sheath (op— . .. . surplice necklne and full aklrt. p-d with a bolero. Something dll- *. „j Other dal* dresses are rich with ferent the double-bolero suit, the drama of the Orient and are a brand-new Idea for spring. TMi‘ styled as tea-timer sheaths, har­ features a slim, high-rising skirt -: em-skirted dance dresses, and usually attached to a bodice, n minsret sheaths tiered in rows of matching brief bolero and ruffles, eath this * second bolero blouse "Evening dresses go to any In white linent or contrasting #»»' *«' lengths to dazzle", zay designers. brie, when you put off the top This year "There are two ap­ bolero you have a costume with proaches to long-skirt evenings. contrasting top. , ,, The first Is a long narrow ‘dress That harem skirt, I Just a p e ty " '* ' about above. Is featuring a wide band at Ihe hemline, drawing tha Surprise House n skirt Into a narrow line at that (I think 1’U try thta onabh Party Is Given * bottom. For myself 1 think femlnyiR,, clothes have one main purpose— Mr., Mrs. Daniel lo make women look beautiful , A surprise housewarming wai Claire Schaffcl, a Swiss designer given for Mr, and Mrs. Joe has com# up with some fe- rfjj Daniel Tuesday night at 7:30 at bulous dresses by veiling a silk theie new home on Ponlsr Ave. print with lace, or dramatizing by Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Robertson, a black dinner dress with aoollGame* were played and prizes dues of whit# embroidered ergi*. won by Mr. snd Mrs. A. H, die, ACCESSORY ACHIEVEMENTS! Maddn* and Mr. and Mrs. MidThere's real excitement In ne«r dellon. Gladioli wer* used extensively leathers that are woven, patterned throughout the rooms snd lovely and printed. In shoes, theie'a 'a gill* were presented the honored heel, a color, a silhouette, and ■ leather for every occasion. The guests. new two-lnrh heel height, termed, Refreshment* were served af­ the "bobbed heel", la new for all terwards ,to Ihe hnnorees, Mr. and types of shoes from th* daytime Mrs. J. Q. Galloway, Mr, end pump to th* evening mule. Flati Mrs n l Johnson, Mr ant Mr*. with the wedge*! of itacked lea­ A. B. Maddox, Mr and Mr*. T. B. ther heel are fashion right for Middleton. Ihe Rev. and Mr*. J. th# eily as well as suburbia. W. Tarham. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. fintiindn. Mr. and Mr*. Horace Rotirquardez, Mrs. R. T. Hunt. Add drained canned lobstef, « Mrs. Una Williams, Orlando; chunk* lo a medium sauce: serve — Mrs. John Weaver, Mr. and Mr*. over sliced Hardeookcd egg* for J. T. Hardy Sr„ and Mr, and lunch or supper. Accompany with Mrs. Wilkri, Dublin, Ga, triangle* of huttsred toast. I u WwVi a T id NAUTICAN S THIS SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26th AT 1 P.M. AN D EVERY A FTERN O O N TH EREA FTER A T 1 P. M. \ A Deliprhtful and memorable four hour trip for an educational and throughly enjoyable cruise on world remained St. Johns (The Nile of The Americas). Don't miss this wonderland of scenic beauty and panorama in it's natural form (cruise director will announce historic places and data). Our famous 3.50 passenger vessel, The Nautican (U. S. Coast Guard inspected), is staffed with a trained and courteous crew. The “A” deck (Lower) is glass en­ closed for inclement weather, for passenger comfort, with dance floor and snack bar. PEEK-PROOF PLISSE SLIP Here'* the perfee.t summer slip — eool, m>-lron eotton, shadow paneled for opaqueness, f-gnre midriff atylsd for smooth fit. Eyelet emhroldtred trim. Our upper promenade deck is airy and spacious for camera enthusiast and for leisure strolling. NO W double-loop Vessel available for charter on nights (moonlight nights) and Saturday morning cruises. For large groups, clubs, schools, business firms, fraternities, etc. knit sheen fo r ^ wear you never ^ dreamed possible t W inter Park — 273191 WP223298 For Additional Information •**» WP4714U * Box Office Opens At 11 A. M. Each Day At SANFORD MUNICIPAL PIER SANFOHD, FLORIDA ADULTS ROUND TRIP .50 CHILDREN 2 INC. TAX Under 12 Half Price you set sH its thslth watt wsene A MUST ON YOUR TRIP WHILE YOU’RE IN FLA. w s a s sw w a y i w s I w s m s ^n a n y pdtoi Now t threads whsre there used to bs I . . . if | snogs tho other 1s IntsM to (both runs. Dark, r t p l t i n s i Now Sir i n , » , �* v n . v w . s 4 . m s '? ^ By JOE EEIOn.EE CLEARWATER, fU. UR - Manafar Mayor flmlth of thn Phila­ delphia PhUllaa tbUka Raul Regovto, Anariean Laafua discard, will ba a Uf wtnaar h r tba PhUiei thla yaar provided Saul can kaap awaka. At that, It wlU ba all right with tha undaritandlng Mayo li tha big rlikthandar should dota off onca la a whlla on tho band) provided ha pilchoi aa ha did altar tha PhU­ llaa ilgnsd him as a (res agfal last Auftut, Ragovla la afflicted by a rara malady Commonly known ay (loop­ ing alckaosa. Tho IS - yaar * old Rrooklyn • born pitthor ean faU ailaap at tha drop of, a baiobaU bat, whathor to tot elubhouaa, dugout, or on tba mound. Raul kapt hla affliction a aacrat for a long lima and mora than onca, aftar ha'd doad of* during a tight lathing by hla manager for lack of tntaraat, no loam spirit. Intub ordination, latlnaii, loafing, ate. Of rourie they had to shake him awake first. ‘h M Jam d Into putting to %m 4i and feet. • "Thai mm’s tor tnaealat,- 's^JssSffstx Far on** W*to « mm to ton asm **M t 1 M N M M Vby UM it oatt bar Lari* If MM kot>.* wlB dto um Uo ato to awr Mm Tllar arid, u d topan top r*m ton m at rra a iO to to to ( #t IM M M toto ton 1LI. Lawn Tannla AaaadatlM doghouse beeitu* of bto lamdhr tor b i i t o m and un nub Larsen? j NEW YORK IB - CiB VneU ■ini’* Civil Cup selectors «««• .tlfiiiB to inuh 'bid bop" Aft LorwnT ■ ThU became an Interesting pooplion In top tinnli circles today ■» th# uninhibited lefthander tooin f i i Leandro, Cillf, join«d an to deraiUoul Cold to too p iirter flnali of tho national Indoor ehampi onships. 1 Second-leaded bobtod tb# milled JVIc Bellas, Lari on became m • favorite (or Uii UUo wHh toll Sven JJavldaon of Sweden. 'L a n in won don't just ask forhmrbm tr Lylai IM Jartugh* tuitah u m iJ ? .W in a i» II* a i* a a» a*« a.'io wn*. Ttwo as. i toftor tilt 410 ... rif/« V o 'i1 a/sa sail*. Tim* ax's t, h \u i v t in s % ita . _ _ aj(• '•oith Soio Mi 10 ■«»*. Ttwo *s.4 urtaaa 4ai as* a i* 'rylo* Tima 4.1* a «* ’•Hit* Booth 4 SO sink no.o V ia aatio, ti « - ax.x tw .ot Mtmory iii* n t* r *.i» a i* 4 i. am as* 4 1* " & t .h«i-* i m i M rio*i n.oo l u i Htia a>oK c Ne Itvorc, Mina g. Jon* Bollor Uh« Boefcot, Morhod Tlmo. roll* futaao, f«bh •”»* roetf Plroto. femeO f ia j^ a /io tin* a n o as liooooo. Podiarow. TOO! ..Oep JniMia, R>u tof u k ssffi Bor!* Ho p t i:r, i/ io mi* a m * as ___ ■H __ uto, Tll*l autohroooo, Tom«io. Pr»«4l.hue, Poonj-’o Luoh, QiUo’a nofunO. Anglo piaeW. ftorch SOM—i / t l Mtio * n 4i M ia.li:; j ei« .Jfnda *g «<Mr Hoar. ..... ...................... Conor ff otlaii Mr, lionko 'Um, Kddy’o _ Johnor Dork. Jtrrr ’prjltr, Botio Tha day aftar ha signed his Phllly contract, Saul aought out Rmlth and told him of hla malady, which had caused him untold am barraiimont with tho Tlgora, White Sox a/td Oriolci. ' t ean't kaap It a lecret any longer," Rogovin said, "Thla may bo my last chance In lha big Isaguei. I don't know what It la but I can bo alttlng on Ihq bench during a game and suddenly my eyea would dota tight and I'd be fist asleep. Because of that 1'va been accused of many things, but I want you to know that I never loafed on a ball (laid or during a game In my life. It'* lust that I ein’t help myself. I've gone to many doctors trying to find a cure for II,' but nn one has ba*n able to glvo mo a remedy." Did Rogovin avar fall asleep during hla eight weeka with the rhllllai last year? "Oh." grinned flmlth, "I had to nudged him on ncriilona." Rogovin needed no nudging wila on to mound, owavert Ta * I, J09-pounder prove to ba ta beat pitcher to tha dub during tha atratcb run. In It ilarts, ha pitched five complata gamea and wan five of eight declalona. Ha ahut out Cincinnati and 81. Lnula In aaaura (ha PhUn of a first di­ vision finish. U V rTP npg # 0 9 T .» fjfg « JUh tm a I m A ‘ A tC tA T tV I AAA A | MiGLOpSb WHgAgTAt c i y # A te * m i 9b A s ia A SAOUPNT A m m s TMtMSf rA/M9 At AMSA te A M f t MAP MrtM r u t papatk am oap tab •smA PACfMAKett 9MOOIPBS a t s p to 9PSSP 1 TAB 9 0 / 4 UP Flock Is Favorite In N A S C A R Race Ry MERCER HAILEY DAYTONA BEACH iB - Tim Flock of Atlanta, one of stock car racing's wlnnlngest drivers, held the coveted pole position for to­ day's IU mile NASCAR race for iportaman and modified autos. The 31 • year • old father of five figured the favorite In the field of TO speed buggies by virtue of hi. 137.40 mile sn hour qualifying run INVESTIGATION CAIRO, Egypt <B — Officials of newly independent Sudan have launched an Investigation Into the reported deaths of 100 prisoners In a Jill at Koatl, 170 miles south uf Khartoum. Tha prisoners reportedly died from intense heat In e badly venti­ lated Jail. The: were among MO persona arraaled Sunday when po­ lice dished with tenant Tarmcra demanding advance payments be­ fore turning over Ihelr* frilled crop. yesterday. The race, sponsored by the Na­ tional Assn, for Stork Car Auto Racing, was the first of three over the 4,1-mile beech • road course this uerkend. Late model convert­ ibles will compete tomorrow and the Grand National for Isle model itock car. will come Sunday, Flock went 3 for 3 In yesterday's qualifying runs, pacing tho Grand National entries at 133.74 m.p.h. In a 10M Chrysler 300R He won the big one leal year In a 1933 Chryaler, Separate races were staged last year for the modified sportsman autos. Modified*, generally, are peppier than the sportsman type because more leeway Is allowed in engine changes, Flork's modified, for example, Is a irati Chevrolet powered hy a IMfl Oldsmohlle engine. ARCADIA, Calif. IR - The ltth running of tho famed flOO,ooo add­ ed Santa Anita Handicap comes off tomorrow, with Swaps and So­ cial Outcast tba standout candi­ dates to an uxcallaat (laid. A doien or more bones are ex peeled to go to too post, with much depending upon the weather and the condition of tha track. Other probable entries Include Traffic Judge, Bobby Brocato, Honeys Alibi, Trackmaatcr, Mister Gus, MUtralor, Rejected, Arro­ gate, Hillary and Island Queen, Upward of H.*M, apoctatora are expected to .eo tho ronowal of the mile and oao quarter featuro. Leading riding asalgnpenti In­ clude Willie Shoemaker on Swap*, Erie Guerin oa Social Outcast Johnny Loagden on tha front run­ ning Bobby Brocato and Eddie Arcaro on lb# las* regarded Traf­ fic Judge. Swaps, owned and (rained by the two ex-eowboya, Rex C .Ella\}orth and Meahach Tenney, la the high weight at m pounds .Soelal Outcast, racing fe. socially prom­ inent Alfred G. Vanderbilt, Is next at 134. Swaps, tha 1135 Kentuck yDerby champion, is ragardad as the top hone, Mr. and Mra. T. M. Kerr's Bobby Brocato lost to Swapi In the letter's first run in nearl, six months last week, But Bobby Bro­ cato carried 114 pounds to Swaps' 137 that day, and tomorrow Swaps picks up two pounds and Bobby Brocato drops alx. Social Outcast's appearance al­ most parallels that of Armed, Cal­ umet Farm's ex ace. Armed won lha 1917 Wldencr In Florida aqi was flown hare for tha Santa Anita the Saturday following. The best he rould do was finish fifth. * * * * * ^ ' _ "• - ■•w* Eight men era competing *fet alx peritloni on the Stetson Hat­ ter golf team. Coach Wes Ber­ ner said today. They are Geerga-Herndon. Sea* ferdi Dave Howard, Capa Girar­ deau, Me.i Bill Kataal, S t Pet* ersbure: Cnrtl* Moffett. Louisville, Ky.i E Idle GlllUnd, DeLandj Herb Frith, Miami; Joe 8 I ak a n la c . Pittsburgh, and Austin lone.# Orlando. Sandy Sherouse, Columbus, Ga.| Rabs Blakley, Anniston, Ala i Betty McKee, Laurel, MU*.; sod Nancy Allen, Loganaport, Ind., will represent the Hattera an tho tha Woman'a Golf Taant A ll Souls' Team a Beats Lake M ary Tha All Soula rarochlal Jr, High came back from an II to onr first half . flr't In defr»| Lake Mary Jr. High In a thrill­ ing over tlma game yaaterdsp. 31 to 33. Fred Tealo led the second hjlf drive with his two hand Jump shot* to lead all srorar. wittweLk points. 1 Stev« rowel) who'a two potpta tied th* (core for th* over tlmo had six polnta from tha flfid, John Lake followed with four.* The ninth grade team will nJJiy Sanford Jr. High "A" squad»l0 an exhibition gama at S p. -m. today at tha Seminole High 8ch^»l gym. ,1 < nr M'l • ' PAS S I ON PLAY IN DINING ADVENTURE SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY "Tht Country Club of Trotting Tracka" PRESENTS The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL L O U N G E EVERY EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 11.85 -n iR K C W JN B -m :u l*»w rA (Id FISHERMEN FIRED AT nU T»V K Turn East on 17-93 at Casaelberry At Gur Rig Red Arrow JERUSALEM (JR - flyrlan rifle (3 Mile* East Of Tha Saaferd Orlaada Dag Track To Owe Club man opened fir# on laraell fisher­ 10 TONS OF BOMBS DROPPED bonuses for which only sportsman Houaa) men on th. flea of (triilee early KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya ufv- entries are eligible. Hie race winner gels 31,325. Thursday—breaking 10 weeka of Th* Malayan capital s h o o k ealm In the aria, In Israeli spokes­ violently as Australian Llnrnln man reported. bomber* dropped 30 tons of bombs Thn announcement said the fish­ ermen cut their nets, returned in a guerrilla-infested Jungle. tha flra and made off without The blasts floored cyclists two miles away. •* r casualties, The bombing, ordered by the MaJ. Gen. E. L. M. Rums, chief OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW CAR TRADE-INS Selanger War Executive Council, ganizallon, continued hia efforts to wai the biggest since the war with TO BE CLEARED OUT THIS MONTH ganliatlon, continued hla e furl a In the Communist rehela began near­ reduce tension between Syria and ly eight year* ago. Israel DRIVE A BARGAIN! Xen Bartholomew ot flt. Paul haa woa 11 national outdoor speed skating titlea, aeven of them in luccaialoa. Ha'c M. Gulfatraam Park uaed more than S.OOO gallona of paint in prepara­ tion for Its March 3 opening. ,,» * • * < n * f * t h y , Uld>1ltbaro Ko L im it. I-«n«ln«, Cu*h. CnTuraitn lo r n n ir , P lt ja r C e d r . O u p .rlo r Bud. niotfc noro—O/IO Wtt* nrod* a ,, no* O'Toppor. Rum P ® lla r. Coot D itlo , i,f« d • L O llir . H o rry C o o n .y , itn in p * r£Vv 'T r * '*Ann «'t*Blond. n«ooHiir- i Mono VMotdon ?>“n% * uyr»:-0,»fcu,r- W,"'* Plnnorrh. SI-0 ?r«nW w,jr*'d* londmon, M Y o a lto g d fcr C h ild 's C o u g h When aolda. meailm or In Jaavo child with a creepy couch p i quick hcfeucc enrowio ir develop. CnoonUos throat aad chest tact* _ . tofime* and hdpc expel penny phiepa. mildly relaxes systemic uaaion and skte setare Apt the cause of litiUtioa. Get milder, tastier CrenmwJriai for Children in the pink aadbtoepatkapei yew drug conatcr. CRE OMUCSION r o e C M u e iN TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL 11 Sv RAIN OR SHINE $ M v ,u r, I.MJ, ninkoett. Morquoi. 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Jr AoV Av*•?, • . u fTJ-T')« ft I :Rjt 13 .'$ .; ft, AS ;/■ ;t.V - SH O UT Y O U R S J O R Y A LL O V ER SEM INOLE C O U N TY W ITH A HERALD W A N T A D —7 o S e ll, Buy, T ra d e , H ire, R ecover a Lost A rtic le , Ju st Phone 1821 — I— SEAtECTi WANT AOS' FORM ER. t^TB^rSMTRMrO^ALKTS HELP WANTED ISA (Ferieti) Window gills - Lteleia COLORED- WOMAN^Spar*'- time Flue Blocks — Cradle Slocks can be turned into dollars Oreas* Trap* — Dry Weils. through service to coimetlc eus* Mirada Ceaeret* C* , tomers. Write Box J, R. car* 8 * Elm Ava Ph. 128 .SANFORD HERALD. USED Cleetn* eoiu dispenser drink box. (toad running eoadt- IP S - SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ’ Won. Ideal for hear ttoraie box. Ctn be seen at The Sanford FULL OR PARTTIME Salesman lo contact farmer* for nationally II VAMIm u PANELING a.1vVrtlitd, nationally accepted Native aad Foreign Weeds. liquid fertlllier. lino and up per week possible on commission ba­ See Them At sis. Write ' Ns-Churs" Plant Food Bherwiaw Cencret* Pipe Cn. Co . P. O. Box 1113 C. S. Winter Out Week 1Mb St. Pb. 248 Gardens, Florida. 1133 WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER, 1 h.p. Used 2 months. De­ i»C MALE HELP WANTED I*C signed for rooms up to 730 *q ft. with • ft. celling. Bargain Goodyear Service Store need* an tor Cash. Call 2430 after a p.m. Appliance Salesman to sell Gen­ eral Electric products 8 and 110 NEW SPINET PIANO-Coat 830. delivers Liberal commissions. Mahogany finish. Full key board All applications will be kept with bench. Sacrifice IUS. confidential. Apply In person at Phon* 1725-R mir store. 113 s. park Ave. IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 81,780 Comlortable 2 - bedroom frame 2 B. R. PhUlJps home. Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Rede­ home with wood Uoors. screen­ ed porch. Lot attractively land- corated. Waaed Oak Floors. Owner selling equity. Phone 113*. leaped, near itorea, • 10.000-FHA financing available. LOVELY LAKE HOME. S Bed* Three bedroom home with oak rooms, Florida room, I tt baths, lloori. ceramte till bath, kitchen Hardwood floors, plastered, fur­ equipped, garage, fruit treea. nace, only 4 months old. 8.900.1 .Near South Side School. miles east of Sinford. Phone 3036-R-4. UUTS1UK SANFORD Masonry home 117,300 on lakevlew For year Reel Estate Needs i lot 90 X 18 with lake privileges. This beautiful home has 3 bed­ Cwilen and Harkev, Realtor* 18 N. Perk Ava. rooms, 3 tile betba, Florida room, terrauo Uoors, built-in cooking top and oven. Term* HIDE AWAY or Investment. Five acre* with 8 0 teat on beautiful arranged. lake. Cleared. 1349 miles -from Sanford. It,230, half down. Thii 114,300 Three bedrooma anil Flo. is what you navi wanted. rida room. Terraun (loon, tils bath, natural otreb kitchen cabintli with built-in cooking unit EXCELLENT BUY-Hew VA ft. and oven, carport* and large nenctng 4%, Lari* 1 BR, CR, atnrage area. Term*. I tt»» Kitchen equipped] CITY conveniencet, But no City Taxes, a tu n * BARGAIN CENTER Home* — Lota — Acreage , GOOD MAN — to opernte Other extras. Small Amount of s tlm * .107 Sanford Av*. Laura B. Oxi* r ' cash will handl*. laundry route. Permanent, II «»* Sensational Weekend Spe­ year-round Joh. Apply In •• ------- ,0»UA«4 M *r SOUTH OtLANDd DR1VH W. H. “BUI" ITEMFIK cials. »•. "• person or phone 17.1 for ap­ rhea* l i n Men's Work Pnnta...... 12.89 ... . K q u * '» # pointment. SEMINOLE Gay ARet, Associate 4-BEDROOM house at ”000 Sum­ Boy's Sport Shirts .... 69c COUNTY LAUNDRY. 819 111 N. Park Ave. tin merlin Ave. Thona 78-W. 9 „ o lM < * • * • LADIES DRESSES 179* . R#. " & , CM > u - •• rURNUKtD aarat* Apt. 800 -AfcUaavllle. LAKA APARTMENT!.. room I, 'rival* bath*. 114 W. Pint I t g Rotlaway, Hoipllal a n d tin by Bed*. bay, Veek or MonthTel. 148. Furnitur* Center— 11S Weal First Avaion Apa. BffiotoacF. 7«VW. i^EE 8*miaai* Realty tor Dealr• able Homes ana Apt*. Phon* 8 . EFFICIENCY Apartment Suitable (or bachelor or acupla. Steam heat, jrivat* bath, showI *r. Coveniangy located. Aero** tram Post Office. Imu Itj Man u*l Jaeobaon Dept. Store. yurniahed Apt, Ph. 4J2W. TWO Bedroom furnished home. • Apply Garai* Apt 113 W. 19th Beautiful Styled, All Sites. EXCHANGE BA LL R EA LT Y Gristly Reduced DO you have a good trailer that you would Ilk* to turn In on FRIGIDAIRE reirlgfrator, New RAYMOND M. BALL pew Concrete Block, I bedroom OSCAR M. HARRISON unit. 8 s- Magic Chef gas range house, completely furnished? 83. CALL 14M-W ■ EG. BROKERS n u in a vrgi tn n o i u m tiu w vCity. iiy i Home on i4 Lois, outside away from heavy traffic. Ideal S. D. Hlgkltymie, Aaaeclate 14-FT. OUTEOARD for children. M See lb Park Av*. Introductory otier I WEEK ONLY 'RENCH AVE—The new 1T-M, ANOTHER GOOD SPOT for chil­ dren. Plenty of room, both in­ Painted ..... —... 1-Bedroom Houae, extra lot, 1213 side and outside. Well localed Unpainted ........... near Sanford Merkel. Inquire 1173 4 bedroom house at sacrifice 1 (lift.) Painted 111 French, Sanford 8*3-1 88 price. Good terms available, INVESTMENT STAFFORD BOAT WORKS ALSO. SEE US FOR FRENCH stmmolr Blvd. at French Ava. Thra* Apartment Unit AVE. PROPERTY. PHONE 308 Two with two bedrooma each, om with one bedroom. All with (erg* REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Living Rooms and separata *ARTICLES WANTED _ « 3344 Preach Ave. Baths. Near Churchei and Shop­ tfih e .t <'AbH. rAAbfc.irr prices J. W. HALL, REALTOR ping. Thii la a good buy for Inpaid for used furniture. Call "Call Hall" PhoM 1731 come. 431. WlDon-Maier Furniture Co. 814,800. 311 E. 1st St. FOR SALE or RENT - 4 room and bath newly remodeled house IS Reea U Paries, Broker HELP WANTED _ —IS with 3 acre* of land. Call San­ AeeebeUe B. Header***. Aeaeclate ford 1393-J. MAN for hardwsrs store. Exper­ Alberta J. Hell, Associate . ience desirable hut not necessary. Pkeae 8 T1 17 8 el Hiawatha PHONE .33 LAKE FRONT LOT 103 X 300 ft. on Crystal Point. Fruit trees. TWO Men ages II to 30 to learn PhoM 903 or 144-W meat rutting. Apply Mr. Buie, Lovett s, 3rd SI. f ABTiri.ES m lk GOOD HorM for riding and very EX CELLEN T gentle. Phnne 137t-3, w 81. _____ FIOOMS By Week Or Month.-tit* flrM ________ 'alms. 4120 w-_First ru o nonma fuTnlshed. kilchen privileges It desired. 907 Park _Avc.______ ^ ____ PT7UR bedroom house near Pin*rre«t School. Corner 97th St. A 17-03 Highway. Phont 1910. IIF.OKOOM (iarage Apartment kl’artly furnished. Call 1423-M •-Room Apartment. Furnished. Ph, 248-J FRESHLY PAINTED furnished ap, artment. Close In. Reasonable. ._______ Phone T91-W._______ EKF1CIINCY Apartment 133 811 Park. i -BEDROOM House. Kitchen fur­ nished. 171. month 111 Holly Ava. * Phone 1841-W Evenings. XAK(i£~3-ilory, 1-bedroom, fresh­ ly painted house op Celery Av*. Available March 10th. A. X. HOSSETTER, Phon* 111 •VuHNIHHED Gang* ap t" 4 * r'oomi, conveniently located. Adults only. Phon* 87 or 300. faMtoWSSrd ODHAM A Tt/DOR, INC Vlttll ECHOIC Balcony Furniture Dinplnyetl for assy and Convenient Eximlnstlon * "BEDROOM SPECIAL Bookcase Red, Double Dresser, Large Mirror, Inncrsprlne Mat"Builder* of Finer Home*" tress. Matching Box Springs offers FREE 1 Pillows and 1 Mattrss* Pad Beautifully Designed Three aad ALL FOR 1169.09 Four B e d r o o m Homes for Florida Living KING SIZE RED FHA and VA ((ill Financed AO x 10 • Priced from lll.iqu. to 113,ooo. Guaranteed ]0 Year* Inneriprlog Mattress Salas Office—J*J3 So. French Ave. Box Spring* (choice of Ticking) Phone 118 or 8 8 Headboard (choice nf cover) Hollywood Legs ALL FOR ONLY 1129.80 Complete Slock of Unfinished Furnitur* Our Large Display of laautlnil Dinetle Sals LIVING ROOM SPECIAL 2-Pc. Sectional (Choice Fabric>t Comer Table - 1 End Tahlee, I Table Lamps ALL FOR 8149.80 C. A. WHIDDON. SR. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Reg. Reel Estate Broker led A Magnella. Pr. J i a V. E. Deuglaa, Ruby E. William* Oererr "Bad" Bamberger, Mgr. laltamea Open Meadaye »ttT 9:N p. m. 111 S. Park Pb- HU S t. je L u y k crops. 30 boxes and up, Call 38 fcua Ava. Pkene j h Phone 11)4*. B. Petarsoa,Broker V 2324. Whelchel O rov Service, 4*4MUt*^ -^A^ B^ TK FOB SALE -Factory to femL _ Tire* Rcaroem AhimInRm , Home. VenetUta BlindR i pliant*#, .... .. ... Enclosed head, flag-proof ,| <m City actor. VA Insured (In­ rail with plastic ends, Plaitic _ ti ancing, MOO- Down, 134.00 monthrayon tapes. Cettaa er nylon ' ly payment, Principle and In* tereit. masonry fT.iyn for Two Bedroom m i Ug-114 West Rid 9L id soon. . house. WiU be completed tinly SUO. down. nfA Insured In Act fast tn shoos* colors end tile. ________ loan. Just right right for for retirement retire 1 hpme or for amaU'famlly. A. K. Shoea sk *r. 181 • lo w il l a. o m $$ t SAVE $10.94 : w il^ V E C J iV REG. 139.50 Swivel T. V. Chair* |8.3d. Limit I Per Customer Easy Term* RETIRED? One of Wynnewood'a finest • Bedroom homes, owner ; transferring, want* immediate . ail*, require* 8,300. down, U K • monthly. : They Kaaw VETERANS Mather of Sanford NOT A PROJECT! 8 1 - 8 k l i t H. Men# 197 8 Bedroom, I bath homes, fully w equipped, 830 down, plus elating BUT— Home* nf Heal Individual!, : rosti, not project hornet. ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early American, Ultra Modern, Con­ < Seminole Realty ventional * French Colonial T Piece Cherrvwoed Drop Leaf •8. DIETBICM _T. W. HERO typo*. Dinette Sat, Lika Ntw.fcB Ro19*1 Park Av*. Pbeee 8 *r 141 aslla Drive, Kveningi Only, Robert A. WHIItm*. Realtor BUILT On Large Landscaped Ld*: In the ben of neighbor­ QUICK • Ray mead Luadqalat.Aaeociat* Thdne 1172 AUaatle Bank Bldv.. hoods, , 'Alexandwr ft Stringer Real Estate 0 laesurute in . Leona* Meeeeager, Aseee. T.MagweMe Are. f t. II Si: 1 BEDROOM HOMES C.B.S CONSTRUCTION ■ Hardwood floor* - TUe Baiba ‘ Paved Carport* - Insulated *7198 COMPLETE, with all the feature* you hav* dreamed about aucb ■■ colored Otnerql Elec trie *pfistum **** e0*0f,<* F*u®8ing AND available * at *reasonable Prices with the b u t financing A with minimum down-pay- 8491 r ° C .PjfcROC*ER - Bttl»3?rWK Well hors C, Phillips, Jr. ONE I Pt, Esee flow Pertillxer Box, Good Condition. m om go sawafTR^stassi u«. Heasuetat.ait 18 Earn lit s t Pboae 18 1 Sine* lftt, RaaJord'a Leading Builder ot homes far ever 1.300 HEATING Tire Bedroom Frame houa* people. Stlea Officet little Venice fleer Pomaces and Circulate** In Ixwh Arbor. • an I acre* eltrue land. By owner. H. B. POPE CO„ INC. • " n o i l 238 FMOMB U N r u U l i Fban* 189 O PPO RTU N ITY a - WORE WANTED For Work In Our Snlea Department Our Bualnenn Pag* 7 m „ jmmett By STANLEY LAUNDRY - Ironing Phone 128-J CHILD CARE in my home. Dsy or evening. Call 3S0-R II— Business OpwartuaHle* —12 SERVICE Station tor sale. Only Investment required Is Stock ami r.qmpmrni. W. T. Hell, 3rd sod Park Ave.______________ 14- SPBOAL SHEnCBL ^ 8 FOR nENT — Dregllnu and opera­ 7 It AUTOMOTIVE 8EHVJCE 17-11 tor by Hour, Week or Month. Phnne 14.71. l.ce Construction Co. KI N( i — VALVE FLOUR samlini ana nnisMna JOB — $6 Clssmng. waxing. Sem ni Semi ante County since 1925. IT S TRUE I ! H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary. MOTALOY DOES IT! ! In am.ulnj: and proven pmce.-s Flanking. Rresky Heating ih.l slips >ou a rina and valve M. G. HODGES jnh through tin plating pro­ Service on All Water I’umpe— cess while you drive. Elfectlv* Wells Drilled — Pnmpa fnr life nf motor. Nn equipment Paels Road Pkeae IM to huy. Nn work to do. ORLANDO Sentinel Bier, Cell MOTALOY SALKS Ralph Ray. 3130. Dept. SF — 2121 SW Rlh 81, PAINTING and Paper Hanging. MIAMI. FLA. R. C. Walker, Phone 298-M. Send check, money order fnr INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car |ft. Postage and insurance pre­ pets. Ttlae. Sen ford Linoleum k Til* Co. paid. m W. 1st St. Phone 1917 19BOATS • MOTORS - I I For Belter Plumbing Phone Oviedo — FOresI 3-3ina Wm. H. Murray lilt Celery Ave. Phone IS41 M Closed Sunday and Wednesday PLum A ng Contract and repair work. Free astimatai. R. L. Harvey. 204 flgnfnrd Ava. Phona 12U. Skunks sometimes share a 21 row with a rabbit nr a woodchuck* The resistant* of steel to at Bid*POUND In fmnl of Post Office, pherlc corrosion is Improved bp Gold Slgnrt Ring with Inlllal. (ha addition of alloying elem nta such as nickel and copper. owner can have by identlfj and |i.iying for thi* ad, Phone 4*7. ■I 11 LOS! AND FOUND PAINTING 22- ELECTRIC SERVICES* —21 FRIGIDAIRE appliances, ’ sales and service, fl. H. High, Oviedo. Pla Phnne F03-813 or Sanford I4U W alter 4 p. m. 2 3- OFFICE EQUIPMENT HAYNES Office Machine Ce.. Typewriltrs, adding machines, Sales-Rentals, 114 Mag., Ph. 44. 14- BEAUTY PARIAIRS ALL KINDS Phon* 3184 Days • BRUSH and SPRAT TED BU RN ETT 19S2-M N lltto -1 4 Kvn-Bens Beauty Shop BEST1 in Workmanship a n d Ml tarl ala. IM East 2nd HL Pbeaa Ml Fnr ALL Your Meanly Need* call Harriett'* Benuty Nook Prion* 971 103 So. Oak Ava. (Open aveninga by appointment.) 23LAUNDRY HEItVICF. - 8 line hour • Wash and Damp Dry One hour it • Wash and Dry Fold •'inished Laundry Sanlinne Drv Cleaning Bouthnld* Laundromat KEROSENE 17c Per Gallon 17* IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 120S Park Av*. Heath Hide Fewlmart Bldg. 191 East 23th 8L 27TIANO HKRVICE L. u HID—Plano Technician Phene 11*4 Ronta I. Sanford RANDALL ELECTRIC"CO. Electoral Contracting and Repairs TV 8«rvlru Cester la expanding aad wa have Im­ 111 MrhimUr Ave. Ph. US mediate need for the above lislad personnel, Our hours are long, work is hard, and pay Is goed. If you are Interested, list O m traettu aad Repair yeur quallflcatlaai by letter and 18T iaaferd Ave. Piae* till mail to Boa gig. An lnlarview MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING will be arranged. TYPING - LETTER WRITING PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 3 HI 4U Sanford All. Nat’L Bank Bldg., Brailty Odham CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD INCOME TAX Prompt Service Preeidenl m WeedruK-Farkiai Bldg, lit St. W ell ENVELOPES, letterheads, itateinvoice*,, ham) bills, ami Odham k Tudor, Inc. mend, p r o g r a m i , etc, Prograsslvn Printing Co, Phon* 408 — 403 West lllh St. RA1LRO T.V, REPAIRS Till 10 p.m, Service Celia t* ^ UF]___ _ W- A Norris, Ph. 1.139. 3. n NUMBER openings being created Herrin. Ph. zswn-.l. Ltcnnaeil due lo critical ahortage fnr Agenta-Operator*. Poaltlona pay •uo-430 per month with eacelf- UR— INSURANCE —14R ent opportunity for promotion* into *300.1330 position* plus many Railroad benafita and Prefarred Rate* lo Preforred outatanding pension and retire­ Pollryholiler* ment plan. Experience not necessary for those who are will­ Fohn WllHamn Inn. Agency ing to train part time al own 417 Sanford Atlantic Bonk exMnse. Requirements — Ages Phone 34 17-11, not eolor blind, and able to paaa railroad physical. Average iblMt/. If sincerely Inlereijed eell hfr. GillettV, Valdei •ay. Bell. Rent, Hire with want ads, Die busies! aalo>o«at> lo Hotel, balurday only._______ town. Put one to work tor you Phooo M l. We wtil be glad to JIA barge It ____________ WHITE iyrl for laundry wmrk. wm J*#’* Wm Wash It. S30T San- II NOTICES AND. PERSON A1A II ford Ave. TUTOTfED^ i Christian " Wooiin seeks homo with elderly couple EXPERIENCED liundry preaiari. or aomeone atone, iteaaonnblr. Apply Seminole County Laundry. Box L. K. car* SANFORD 119 W. 3rd HERALD 17 AUTOHOBILES-TRAILEBB I HOUSEWIFE ta rn extra money, Part nr full It wiiTpay YflU lo sac iM before time selling our nationallr adyou buy. Oprn Evenings ami vertlaed Sarah Coventry Co»- Sunday*. • tune Jewelry nn the Home Xailiide Trailer Siha, Party Plan. Nn canvassing, de­ Palalko, Flp. livery or coli acting. Pay a im­ mediately by check. For pertonal Interview write, giving 1M2 FORD Ranch Wagon. Low phon* numhqfc. lo—C. RMITIL mileage, new nylon cord lire*. 111 N. W eatl^eund Drive, o" 1793, can be flnanr^l. joe Moss Undo. Phone 282 ____ "Are you werlldA fee PetrS* eeuar Hundred* of satlafled euatetoera ate the Jury which prove* our neat, complete hulldlng (ap­ ply Hue l« the • newer |o your problem*. See us new. T I L E lead 11 and C nilty Appiianrei K *W “'. v l e v e e u t e>>v» ottve ..... - II l n c o m e Tt a x ’-s e r v T c e * Sale# Demon i ■ W. Third 81. •• "(jlWtifw”'’ Far Oar Sate* Department Aad Aeaerti Office Work m THE C5Cb HOME I OWN Odhnm « Tudor Inr. ROBSON Sparling Good* Evlerude Haifa A Service 2MM South Park—Phoee 3* Need Outalnndlng Parian 3*4 E 1st Ht Pkene ton EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED” ~ With Knnwlerig* And Abil­ Drape*.Uphnlstrry and Slip Covers. 24 FUnNITURK ll'hntd Goods 20 Finest Workmanship ity To Work In Our Acby Huy your Furnilure al Merry'* Master Craftsmen. Warehouse Kuril., Cn., al 901 W, You'll l.lke Our Rrsionihle Prices. rauntlnf Department. 1st St. All nationally adv. furSTANLEY KUI.P nituro at warehouse prices. • S ecretary FrL F*b. 24, 1989 THE SANFORD HERALD 3 - AMWCLKH FOB BALB - • 10A FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BY DICK MAPES H IL L GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Sinford 2I9R-W UP T O 50% D ISC O U N T EXCHANGE 670-15 710-lfi 50% FEDERAL TAX $ 1 l.B I $ 15.96 14.29 ftOO-M L L JM B E R & SU PPLY 1.09 1.16 1.05 YARD CLASSIFIED DIRFLAY rn a cu R y W, P. SMITH 2.113 P ark f h . 1174-J V'7- • PAY AS YOU RIDE • USE OUR BUDGET TEBM8 WELCOME i ft TO SANFORD Ank about our Super 8afe!y Tire Naval Personnel Hunt-McRoberts, Inc. STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TIRES PHONE 8114 Will You Be Ow GvwtT We have leaiad some ' . Rooms at the beautiful Mar-Leu Motal Than Roemi are evaflaU* Absolutely Free For • period od 4 dept, to New arrtvali at Out Naval Air Station STOP by aad Ftek up YOUR Kay al the vffieo of (\ PIPE CO. Out Weal IIt ft SI. 'i . .. Phan* 2119 Odham ft Tudor. Inc* “BuiIdem at Fla* B mm ** 8 8 a FrtoWk Avnera* ^ •■ i snssT!" f X A- ' �i - - - - - mm ------------------ V %.iArv v »VV (**,*• *f' 41 im B itB M anfaroua IR — IA B F A K B M it .n c f C t .n B A aalBnm ant 1 :1* H***rm«sn*ra t ill A f m id a t ■ IB IIIIIB Dam an R u nyo n T b a t t r * Jt'a A lw a y * Ja n O uaam ob* •■ao»*** . ictlo n T h a a tr * T h * Via* B ta rllg h t T h a a t r * , B ig n -o rf ,j,R •0R D A V »-5’ AF T U IM I B ls a - u n Pro g ram Maaum* .S a w a -W a a ilia r C am ara T h ra * Dat'a t a b * A T r ip • ** #■]! a ,.9 .i a :«S f.t'O T il* 1 40 l ull • it t il* l u :l * il l! 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Long rx A T tm x j— tlTij rjjp «*- TT1 2 AMERICA’S KAVORITER HAVE NEVER BEEN FUNNIER Itcrolutionaru new Poirerrnntief com* 1,000 LAFFS TorevCT Darling WELL DRILLING T ■ With naw P o w tm w tk - a Chavrotat truck axdutlva—and a widar range of Hydra-Mc tfc madali, thara’s on automatic drlvo for ovary •or (o»1A no w 3 -spood tranimlulo n Is offor ad In hasvlar duty modalsl Jlfnficf ifi now available in 3000 and bineA six fully automatic foiward speeds 4000 series trucks; a new f-speed Sunand a torque converter in three drive * chro-Mesh transmission\ in heavyrongeal That means a ratio that’s right duty haulersl With a V8 for every for evsry pulling Job. Built-in hydraulic model and new, more jxiwerful sizes, retarder adds to engine braking! we’vo got great power-drive combi« SmoofA-operaftri; Truck Hydra• nations! Stop in soon, for details. fth in g [ • § • ! • a n o ld - f a s h io n e d t r u c k ! * Syracuig frill piny flv* homm football game* next fall • Wall Virginia, Army, Penn State, Holf C a rt, h t n e o r n * DpMI H u ll.* H a r r M uiir* A rth u r H odfray A r lh u r O iu lfrry H trlkn II Itlrh V alian t I jd y l,o « * of I ,If* •Marrh for To m o rro w O dldlng l.lg h l Una O rlu c k Bhow J a c k I'a a r l a ir * H lury t A F a c t F a c ia A b o u t N a w 'S O T a a l t - F o r o a T r u o h a R IO M -Irvil V tN fllA TION AN PC O D C fA H B t A f t T Y i r t f ll A M O PIIN . JHOIT-" IT IO A I V I fO t I V U f MOOIH* T u n I E l i T H IS , , Af ANDAIP ON* A ll MODttSI M °*f r o w n n x , V A IV I.IN H IA O S IIIII AN AUTOMATIC DllVg C IIA f N t W n v r IM IDSYNCM IO M IW TiA N iM iisio N tt ,0 * ,v ,,r fK S H .rjN C T tO N A i w o u s m iN o i •KB iranAjrJ lit L.C.F. mndtlt. m Bfrarw f cy. imn In nil o lh tr moilrlt. 4Optional m axirg ro*f a * >U« rang* o/ m odtli. �♦ -■— * '**••♦%* —r- - +*»*<i • t i - ■A f �By LOGAN FRANEY, Ph.D. JTOR many yean, Florida’* climate haa Justly been hailed u the nation'* belt. Chamber* of commerce, tourlit commitaion* and private intcrtita have tpent mllliont of dollar* proclaiming that Florida i* warm in winter, cool in lummer, exceptionally pollen-free—in abort, the ideal climate In which to spend a vacation, to convalesce, or Just to live. Now, eminent medical authorities, backed up by years of research, confirm these claims with a new theory of treatment called "clim*tcHherapy.'r At ex­ plained by Dr. C A. Mill* of the University of Cincin­ nati, and Dr. Douglas H. K. Lee of Johns Hopkins, dimatothcrapy la based on research that proves people can live longer, healthier lives in Florida-like climates. I t ’s all a matter of metabolism, lays Dr. Mills. Each time the weather changes from hot to cold, or vice versa, the human body must adjust to the new conditions. These constant adjustments may confer a certain degree of immunity to infectious diseases; but at the same time, they throw a severe strain on the heart and blood vessels as well as the metabolic system. In tropical or sub­ tropical climates, where sudden changes rarely occur, blood pressure tends to be lower and body* processes work more smoothly. Pttients with heart disease oe simi­ lar ailment*, for example, usually Improve when they TWIA li r if ln in t • ^ ^ T w n i U exchange a cold climate for a warm one. .There it con­ siderably more diabetca in the cold atates, and the death rate it twice as high. Cancer, except that of the akin and mouth, ia lets common In the South. Infectious diseases, however, seem to strike more often in southerners under 40, and people living in the North seem to have a better health record, at least until they reach the half-century mark. After 50, the trend ia revetted: oldsters in the Notth seem to deteriorate more quickly and die at an earlier age than do southerners. D o c ton now believe that climate hat a marked effect on health and life capectancy. A cold, seaional climate will spur people to greater effort, while a warm one will have a sedative, almost enervating effect. Residents of tempetate dimes will accomplish more, but they burn up too much energy in doing it. Because of the climate, southern living is more leisurely, less exciting, and in the long run causes leas wear and rear on the body. At the age of 50, the average Floridian will be five to 10 yeats younger, mctabolically speaking, than a Pennsyl­ vanian of the same age. C ertain types of illness respond especially well to dimaiotherapy: heart and blood vessel ailments, respira­ tory diseases such as chronic bronchitis, tsthma or sinus trouble, and the rheumatic and arthritic disorders. Older people almost Invariably benefit by the change from a ormy, stimulating climate to a warm and soothing one. I sildrcn fare better because there are fewer dangerous infections with such diseases u rheumatic fever or polio. Allergy sufferers are helped, especially in South Florida, by the pollen-free atmosphere. And by and large, Flo­ ridians suffer from fiewea colds than their northern cousins. But the South haa some drawbacks, too. Appen­ dicitis is two and a half times as fatal in the Gulf Coast regions as in the northern states or Canada. And Dr. Mills found that tubercular patients in Ohio lived much longer than those in the Gulf States. T h e relaxed and leisurely tempo of life characteristic of a semi-tropical climate is bound to have a beneficial ef­ fect. This aimc view is held by the large number of newly arrived Floridians, many of them in the 50-plus age bracket, who have settled here permanently. To these folk, the chamber of commerce line it an understate­ ment! But no matter how extravagantly they boast of the glorious aunshlnc and soft tea brccies, the funda­ mental truth it still there! the Flotida climate actually does add years to their lives! THI M l»lOfUOA MAGAUNI IS DtSIM IUTID I ACM M IS IV TNI FOUOWWM M W A P IR S . A U . F IO B ID A i i WIIKIV MAOAZINB m am a ItoBmS *T Pwr, PnMMf Prwm C* ) C W » MSI Ww**w*a M. Onto. Ik Ito w S torn OMra-toSrt— S MSI F*MfWCkfl-toMj« 1 Mia JMNnft Jack Grant. Adva*lWn| Dirrcttv PMGresham. IdMar D m MS StorttfMM «i ns llkiw kil If w nw M m mmSm m I, 1MW IfftW tto k ttftt mm m mmm^ a*| tow—m Stow m Sm* U**■ ito ^ tato] a« -. a- n . .. Sir o '— ■ mum ■*— u s *---------kr Mhana* c*n tussss hpl-M IM IhpaM -S lS U nSia Our cover girl, having a high old tin* on a aaa saw, ia Llndl Httnn wbona daddy, Max Huno, la on* of tha grant contemporary photographers. Tha a cm la Bryaa Bdwarda Park, a hidaaway pkale spot with ewiaps and other m all fry daighta lacatad a few yarda want of U. 8 .1 la Vlarlda City, jompiag off plan far lisa Ov in iaa Highway, la thla parInH of Ida daughter, Max naad a 4sS Marldiaa rlaa caoMfo, affectionately lraawa la tha family aa "Tha Meaatar.'* U aai IW M m —1 ----- ----- >a. . ----I W | X V i M N IM v H r tMgk piaaa, "Ratal ia tha H ia n t l." m aaaftd!dmuA M iBhhi1 'Hmxi WwPWMii i M l1 VJr H I M M H iH H ll �THI LAST SUffW —One of the molt memorable iccnei In the Black Hillt Panion Play which opened recently it lake Wale* (or a run of two month*. It that In which Jeiu* and HI* dlidple* lit at the table In the upper room (or the lait Supper Joief Meier I* a member of the fourth generation In hi* own family to play th# role of The Chrlttu*. Stiff fGaat Saga y/1 /. ALuU! J oskph M ilan's work in the most difficult role in the w orld-that of Christ in the oldest Paaaion Play—has been praised in the highest terms by noted critics, but only after yean of struggle through which he has become the sole remaining member of a cast of 20, who left Germany just W ore Hitler took over. They all came from Luenen and were determined to preserve their priceless manuscript, and to do their best to teach Americans the main facts in the passion of Our Lord. T hat all thay owned was leas than a thousand dollars, a brass chalice and soma well-worn costumes, will give a faint ides of their optimism. Even the difficul­ ties of learning English did not appall them. Mr. Meier had studied our language In Luenen, so he was better prepared than the others to appear before audienres hare. Yet for years, they were Ignored. All too often the numbers in lesser roles in tha cast, exceeded by far those who had paid admission. During those years when they wore travelling about America, Mr Meier kapt looking for some place which would serve as permanent headquarters. Now he has two, ons in Spear Ash, S. D., and tho other in l,ake Wales, so that summer and wintsr there are productions of the Passion Play As older members In the group died or were unable to conquer English, and found employment in other types of work, their places were filled by Americans, many of whom came from either Lake Wales or Spenrfish. M r s , Meier, formerly Clara Hume, still plays Mary, the mother of Christ, which she has done since joining the original group yearn rro, when the German actress taking the part became ill. Carla Beyer, a newcomer, is playing Magdalene for the first time. Charles Arganbright has played Pontius Pilate for eight years. He once owned a studio in Hollywood and trained actors. For the same length of time, Julio AveriU tun enacted the role of King Herod Leland S. Harris, who formerly portrayed Judas, now has switched to Ezekiel, which is assuredly a se­ vere test for hla undoubted talent. Mark l*e«hy, who re-enacted Simon Peter's struggle, is doing Annas this year. So the cast does not remain static and content to do juat one role, regardlesa of how difficult or exacting it may be. Tha roatar of dlaclplaa Includes Charles Spoon for John, the beloved cousin of Jeaus. John Harrison Aulger is Simon Peter and Fred Hagen gives a capable presentation of the betrayer, Judas, a role moat actors covet. Others In tha cast are Mason Wllkee as Calaphaa; Wally Wallace aa Dathan; Johannes Bear* as Japhet; Esther Jean Hagen aa Ilachel; William Boater as the blind man; Jean Marsh aa Veronica; An­ ton Hauf aa Simon of Cyrvne; Malcolm Nelson as the thief, Barabbas, whom the Jewish people freed in preference to Jeaus; and many, many others who usually are "home people." a play such as this one, which requires such a large number fa the cest, the performer who wants to do more than one role can be permitted to do ao, as easily aa the performer who likes hla role well and wants to remain In It, can be allowed to do that. The wivot and children living fa Lake Walee serve In the mob scenes, some of them faithfully appearing for each of the many performances, for they realise they are getting Invaluable stage experience. In Germany, It was tra­ ditional to pass the role of Christ from father to aon. Because Mr. Meier has no son, ha aent for a nephew, Henry, who is hla understudy for hla arduous part. e script used for all performances waa written fa 1242, by the monks of tha Cappenberg Monastery, who were the first actors to portray all tha major rolse. Mr. Meier has made only two changee fa this priceless script. It far out-datse more famous one* auch as that used at Oberammergau, which waa put on for tha first time in 1634 In gratitude for their citixena being spared the Black Flagua, which wrought havoc throughout the rest of Europe during the prevloua year. Aa the priests were educated men of their day, he knew they would not have used the language of the original manuscript. And he added a soliloquy for Judas, to reveal him as a human being, but a greedy, sinful one out to get thoee 30 piece# of illver he never used because he knew they had cost Jesus Ills life. I n speaking of his difficult role, Mr. Malar saya, “ I strive to be guided by Hla personality,” which seems to hint sufficient explanation for his s u c c s m in Inducing others to learn a little about Christ by attending some performance of tha Pas­ sion Ptay. There are 33 scheduled performances for tha Black Hilts Play at Lake Wales this season. It opened February 10 and will close April 1ft. Regular performances are at 6 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday of each week. There will be throe Wednesday matinees, and twilight performances will be staged every Sunday at 0 p.m., at tha Paaaion Play Amphitheatre two milaa south of Lake Wales, east of Highway 27. (Pictures on following pagea) �THI TRIUMPHAL INTRY—On* of the happieit of JJ i t r n n In the loulitlrrlng Block Mill* Panlon Ploy now being enacted ot lake Wolet. ii ihol of the triumphal entry of Chrlit into Jeruiotem on the morning of Palm Sunday, amidil cheering and adoration of the crowd* CHRIST PRAYS—Joief Meier (above) give* hii portrayal of The Chriitui praying in the Garden ol Gethiemone. one of the play-* poignant icene* The Last Days (Continued Irom page 3) THI ASCINSION—The itrikingly beautllul icene ol Chrlit’* oicemion n cn hanced by dramatic lighting agaimt a cydorama giving moving cloud efftclt l£FTi A CROWN OP THORNS-f or the lecond lime! Pilate reluied to pronounce the death lenience became he could "find no lault in The Man.” but in an effort to appeaie the mauei. had Chrut icourged with a lath, a crown ol thorn* placed on Hu brow and a reed pul in Hu right hand, lor the people to tee f lf * I - AN Itaftifi M tgjfin# - ) II �< * * THE JUDAS KISS—Goaded by avarice. Judat give* Chrl»l the kltt of death ai He finithet praying in the Garden CHRIST BEFORE THE COUNCIt-Aftrr Hit tenure He it led before Caiaphut to receive judgment CHRIST BEFORE HEROO- Angered became hit orgy it ditttirbed. Herod proclaimt Chrltt "King of foolt ” CHRIST BEFORE FIIATE—Fear of Ihe mob cautet the Roman Governor-to content to lenience of death by crucifixion CHRIST ON THE CROSS—Through hit interne determination lo make perfect ihe role he playt, Jotef Meier in thlt crucifixion tcene hat to tchooled himielt to immobility that not even with binocular! can one detect hit breathing ON TO OOIOATHA—Panoramic tplendor markt the march along 150 foot tiage. at The Chrltlut thouldert Hit crott \ ill liKt.lt M«g«rvn* I II vi �* . Tho Induhrial growth & tho itoto goo$ ahodd at an lncroa$lng paco, with a logh/a tlvo appropriation for an atomic furnace. 1 Atom Comes to By HOiCOMI KMM T housands of years ago man discovered fire. It may have happened when a bolt of tightening etruck a dead tree. Or when 'a flint arrowhead hit a rock among dry leaves. No one know*. But we can well be* Sieve that the dawn men were at first terrified by this uncanny force which was, in time, to give them a standard of living beyond their wildest dreams. Today, thousands of years later, man has discov­ ered another fire. And many people are afraid of it. But we also know that this "fire" will give mankind a higher standard of living than any of our presentday seers and prophets can visualise, The "fire" is, of course, atomic power. Man has a new power source-end Florida is right In on the ground floor. The lack of one vital resource -cheap power—has stunted our industrial growth for 300 yean. Now, with 1600,000 voted by the Legisla­ ture to establish an atomic furnace, galled a nuclear reactor, at the University of Florida in Gainesville— the Sunshine State Is on its way. Dean Joseph Weil of the University’s College of Engineering, and direc­ tor of the Engineering and Industrial Experiment Station, has called the state "a slumbering Industrial giant on the verge of awakening." Long an ardent booster for atomic energy in the state, and charged with conducting tho necessary re­ search and training of technical personnel, Dean Weil lists five necessary ingredients for great industrial growth: 1. Markets. Florida has the entire world as a market, for the goods It will produce, using atomic energy to turn the wheels. It has more harbor space for ship­ ping than any other state In the nation, and is closest to the two most rapidly developing continents-Africa and South America. 2. Mated ate. Florida la rich In the "metals of tomorrow’’—metals which laboratory work has shown to poassaa enormous possibilities for future use such as titanium, twice as strong as else! at half the weight, along with hafnium, tlrconium and thorium, Import­ ant In the construction of nuclear reactors. Florida is already producing one-third of the country’s Umenite and rutile, ores containing these metals, but because of tho high coat of fuel In Florida, the processing of tbsaa ores Is mote economically feasible in the North. 3. Meapewer. Florida’s manpower "pool" la the rest of tho nation. Chamber of Commerce figures indicate that over 700 faralhee are migrating to Florida every week. Dean Wail pointa out that one of the major trends of Industry la toward areas where recreation facilities and good dimata attract potential ampleyean 4. Fewer. Atomic energy requires the one fuel which u aa cheep or cheaper tn Florida than In spy other port of the world. It is estimated that Florida could recover each yoer 2,000 tonn of uranium from the wastes of its phosphate mines alone. Ninety tone, If completely burned up, would hove generated all the electricity used In the United States during 1064. NpS-aMhwSiMwiWii n e w MAMJOMFMWH of the Cokeg* of Engineering, University of Florida, receives a long distance call from Governor Cetllne. Informing him of the signing of appr opriations b4Mlot nuclear reactor. 6. VMea end Cepllei That our state has men of virion was proved In the 1056 Legislature when the lawmak­ ers votsd the appropriation for tho rsactor. Hairing capital,has never been difficult in Florida: last ysar, for instancs, the state ranked second only to Texas In chemical plant construction. Florida is not alone in exploring the nuclear energy field, but it may receive the greatest benefits. Aa Oov, LsRoy Collins painted out to tho legislators, tho Fedaral government haa put 610 billion into atomic snsrgy for peace-time purposes. Atomic rsesarch Is gaining momentum so rapidly that Dean Wail claims Florida would have been left behind If the Legislature had waited until the 1967 session to vote the appropri­ ation. Tho nuclear reactor la aaaantiaUy a simple device. The baric principles on which U works are much tike those of tho familiar steam plants used all over the world. And it’s soft. Dean Weil, who is probably Florida’s most outstanding authority on nuclear anargy, feels safer around a reactor than In a modern high-preenire steam plant In nucleonic work, the reactor takes the place of tlie furnace used In the ordinary power plant In mod­ ern power plant operation, coal or fuel oil is combined with oxygen to produce best. This hast is then used to make steam which drives the pistons of a steam engine or tha turbines of a generator. In a reactor, tha same thing occur* except that no oxygen la needed for combustion, and instead of tha ordinary foaril frwla-coal and oii-flsalonable ma­ terials era used. Aa this fissionable material, usually uranium, dirintagratas, beat Is gtnereted and her named, Juat like the keel from an ordinary furnace. �Florida In another sense, the reactor is somethin# tike a very small atomic bomb, only instead of the material disintegrating all at once, as in the bomb. It is con* trolled, and disintegrates over a period of time pro­ ducing a steady and copious quantity of heat. For example: if the gas from a large storage tank is drained off and burned slowly, n small, steady amount of heat is produced in the gas stoves of hun­ dreds of housewives. If, by some mischance, the entire tank were ilred at once, a tremendous amount of heat would be released in one blast. A reactor Is controlled to the 'Nth degree. The safety committee of the Atomic Energy Commission has imposed precautionary measures for the operation of reactors which insure safe operation. A tank con­ taining 500,000 gallons of oil could cause a tremend­ ous explosion and a subsequent Are. A pound of uran­ ium, If allowed to work in a reactor under controlled conditions, would produce the same amount of heat without any danger. The reactor proposed for the University of Florida will be the largest on any university campus in the country. At the present time, only one College-North Carolina S ta te-h a s a working reactor. And thelra le small using only about two pounds of uranium and having a rating of 20 kilowatts, with no useful power output. (.7 of one kilowatt equals one horsepower.) Other reactors are planned, or are under construc­ tion at Penn State College, University of Michigan, Unlveralty of California, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Vanderbilt University and the Univer­ sity of Miami. The University of Michlgtn has re­ ceived an appropriation of $7,000,000 for an atomic rssearch program. Tha Michigan reactor will have a rating of about 1,000 kilowatts, the largest college reactor except the one planned for Florida. The heat rating of the Uni­ versity of Florida atomic furnace will be about 10,000 kilowatts, and In addition to facilities for research, it will be capable of producing 1,000 kilowatt hours of electrical anargy, or about 20,000 pounds of steam at 500 degree* Fahrenheit per hour. Research In physics, chemistry, biology, medicine, and othar fields will be possible with the reactor which will also provide a valuable research tool for engineering and industry. Dean Weil points out that ■Ince the reactor will be unique, it will enable tho State of Florida to take the lead in nucleonic Indus­ trial research. Furtherm ore, this industrialisation and research will take place without endangering Florida’s natural beauty. A reactor produces no smoke, smog or pol­ luted water*. T he waste material from a roactor la rapidly be­ coming valuable also, Dean Weil explains. This radio­ active "aih" 1* ueed for many purposes, Including the making of radioactive Isotopes, described In a later article. As research discover* new usee fqr It, the price of the waste material 1* expected to Increase, ■Ince th e n will undoubtedly be a shortage. (Neat week—how practically every cltlsen of the •tat* wlU benefit.) QOV. ISROY COUMt le Interrupted by the telephone while discussing, in Ms office, the bill he has |uet signed appropriating $500,000 for a nuclear reactor to be used by ih* University of Florida, ft wilt bo iho largest re­ actor on any university campus In the country, (landing, from left to right, are Representative Andrew J. Mussrlmsn, Jr., of Pompano Beachi Senator Joe BUI Rood of Bradentoni and Representative Hugh Dukes. Cottondslr. evu 1 : Ki • i ixV-vj} A tk fb tif r 'jhi • ». . (tj;* ftlf M £j JA M \k w -r : >; <'iJ i 1 1 AmmmmmmL 1m J H ■ THI MOfML above, built In the University of Florida College of Engineering shops, gives a picture of the nuclear rgactor for tho electrical power plant. The heating rale of this atomic furnace will be about 10,000 kilowatts. ft* t-A» rWrUa UtfMlM-) » M �ir V - t j f x : V y Qk £ # h f t f ^ i ,,~i . i j i V O r -,m> . ft I) ftfiffiftHyPt.'* ?l | , ’.'» T •‘ ■ . •■.,•. * *J..! '■■ • ' • *V ' " • • ■' •, ■•. )'•':■•'■.. . . . Wh«n a pretty Univertify of Miami co-ed got a job •’-* 1 4 at tecretary In the Audubon Society office, the was fc i v on her way toward a unique career at the firtt . . . •> * # * .»► * • " * 'If'.U Girl 6uide to the fverglades By Cleveland van Dresser station wagon, following a faint track Iba prairlt, finally coma# to a “Jumping off piaca1' whara tha “road" la no mora. Five touriaU, armad with bird-watching binoculara and cameraa, aak tha guida a Uttla apprehensively, "Whara do wo go from hart?" "From hart," aha aaya, with a dazzling amlla, "we traval by compaaa until we meet up with another road a few mile* further on." Putting perfect truat in tha ability of a 22-year-oltl girl to take them through on*«{ the wildcat regiona of Central Florida, the party raiaiee and aa the car plowa acroaa a literally trackless wilderneaa they "leave it up to Anne." For thair guida la Anna LaBastille, tha first girl ever to bo employed by the National Audubon Society for ita toura into tha canter of tha Bvergladeo. She made her guiding debut thia aaaaon. Thia brown-eyed blonde haa a job which requlrea a combination of talonta uaually found only in man. She ia an aipart botaniat, aoologiat and wildlife In­ formation providar-a diploma from Cornell Univeraity taatlflaa to that. But in addition, aha ia an export horsewoman, a master of woodcraft and an all-around Grade A guida. Tha Audubon toura do not taka chil­ dren under ail, but even a aeven-year-old can be atartled by tha sight of a good-sized alligator, and . Anna has a comforting way with small fry-and timid oldsters as wall. Whan John Baker, president of tha National Audu- • bon Society, met her last summer, he was sufficiently Impressed to give her the Job managing the wilder­ neaa tours which are scheduled each winter in South Florida. Only men {iave bean Audubon wilderneaa guides in the past, for tha JoJ> can have its rugged momenta.*You are aa likely to meat a rattlesnake, a cotton-mouth moccasin or a big 'gator, aa a heron or a wild turkey. But there was a calm self-confidence about this charming, ricnr-e.ved girl, which Impressed Baker, and his judgment haa been enthusiastically en­ dorsed by Korea of visitors who have returned home, richer by a dose acquaintanceship with the wild Ufe of tha peninsula, gained under her care and Instruc­ tion. Three times a weak during tha season, which lasts from December 10 to March 28, aha meets her charges in front of the Chamber of Commerce office on Flag­ ler Drive in West Palm Beach. They have made their reservations well In advance, have sent their 128 checks for the two-day tour to the Chamber of Com• merce or the Miami office of the Audubon Society, and have received instructions of what to bring and wear. After Anne haa met them and answered their first questions, the party takes off and heads straight west toward the southern shoro of Lake Okeechobee. They travel through brush and marsh, the haunt of burrowing owls, limpklns, egrets, herons and wood ibises, often spotting the Audubon caracara-a species of haw k-quail, wild turkey, plentiful water-fowl and alligators. On a lucky day they see the last speci­ mens of the Everglades Kite sailing gracefully over­ head, searching for the small snails which form its ex­ clusive diet. On a recent jaunt Anne and her charges spotted 70 species of birds, including the shy wild turkoys. This was practically a record. The tour Is rarrfully laid out to include aa wide a variety of Florida terrain aa possible. "During the firet day," Anne explains, "we cruise around the vast sugar cane plantations and great cattle ranches south of Lake Okeechobee. This gives the customers a 'transition period' from civilisation before we take them into the wildest country." With special permission of the U. 8. Army Engi­ neer Corps, Anne travels along part of the immense levee system on the southeastern rim of the lake. 8hs explains how these great dikes were built after the hurricane of 1028, which tore half of the water out of the lake bed, drowning 2,000 people and inundat­ ing whole communities. By nightfall of the first day, the party ia grateful for a atop and the comfort available at Clewiaton Inn on the south shore. Early the neat morning, after a good breakfast at the hotel, Anno takes off for the "wild" part of tho Journey. The State Game and Freeh Water Fish Commission haa cooperated with the Audubon Society in making available one of the greatest wildlife areas in Florida fot Anna’s tour. It ia known aa the Fisheating Creek Wildlife Manage­ ment Area, and is the center of tho Game Commis­ sion's most important wild turkey restoration pro­ gram. Not every casual tourist gets into Fishenting Creek. It is rough country to begin with, and roads are almost non-existent. The Audubon Society's first girl guide had no par­ ental tradition influencing her choice of this rugged profession. Her futlier is n professor at Jersey City State Teachers' College and her mother was a writer. But the gTcat outdoors always held a fascination for her. She went to the University of Miami for two years and while there got a job as a secretary in tho Audubon 8ociety office in Miami. Roger Tory Peter­ son's book, “ Field Guide to the Birds" strengthened her decision to learn all she could about the wild cre­ atures. When she look tho Audubon trip through Everglades National Park and down along the Keys, she became more than ever determined to make a career for herself in wildlife conservation. (This year, aa soon as her tours are completed, she plans to leave for the University of Wyoming where she will work for a Master's degree in wildlife management.! Miami University did not have all the courses she wanted, so in 1053, she transferred to Cornell in Ithaca, N. Y. In spite of the ratio of four boys to every girl at Cornell, Anne devoted most of her time to "wildlife" of the furred and feathered variety. Dur­ ing her first year she “cruised" tim ber in the Arnot Experimental Forest opernted by the Khool, and began her activity in breaking precedents, for this had al­ ways been considered a strictly male occupation. During vacations from both Miami U. and Cornell, she found time to teach the children of the scientists at the Oceanographic Institute in Woods Hole, Mass. “ I just taught them elem entary seashore ecology," she says, tossing off a fairly advanced field of natural science aa if it were fourth grade arithmetic. During another summer, she worked at a resort hotel in the Adirondarlu where she waa riding in­ structor, taught wood carving and carpentry, and lec­ tured on trees and plants, During yet unother summer, she went to Braxil "1 always wanted to go there," she says. "Ho I wrote an essay on ‘Why I Want to Go To Braxil.' T hat waa during the Pan-American Trade Confer­ ence in Miami a few yoars ago. Home Brnxilian gov­ ernment officials read my paper and liked it. I was pretty specific about all the flora and fauna of the country that I wanted most to observe at close range. Anyhow, thoy gave mo a trip to Brazil. On her fourth and final school vacation she went to Wyoming and met Dr. Margnrct Altmann, recog­ nized authority on elk and moose. The two of them took a pack trip by mute back through the wilder­ neaa area of Jackson's Hole and Eastern Yellowstone National Park. During that summer in the West, Anne tried to get field Jobs with the State Game Commissions of Wyo­ ming, Idaho, Arizona and Montana. She was turned down on every try. The Commissions didn't have any women in the field and none of them cared to break the precedent. 8o Anne returned to her first lo v ethe National Audubon Society. Her letter to Ita presi­ dent, John Baker, must have been very convincing, for he eent for the indomitable young girl "So you'd like to be an Audubon guide?" he asked her, interviewing her in the Audubon headquarters on upper Fifth Avenue in New York. He went on to point out the difficulties and hardships that went with such a Job, but Anne said she was willing, and Baker Judged that she waa capable. She got the job. She came down lo West Palm Beach late last fall to go over the ground with Sandy Sprunt^her male predecessor, and after several trial runs over the 300 mile course, Anne knew the terrain and was on a first name basis with the wildlife. "I waa a little nervous on my first trip,” she con­ fesses. "I didn't know how people would take to the idea of a girl leading them through such wild country." She didn't have to worry. People began clamoring to go along. All of her trips are booked well in ad­ vance, and Florida scored unother "first" in its long series of innovalions-Hrst girl guide to the wilderneaa. (For a detailed description of the Audubon tours see the following |uige.) ANN! LA IAST1UI: authority on the flora and fauna of South Florida, expert woodcrafter. former limber cruiser and Instructor In carpentry, she looks like the girl you'd most en|oy taking to the senior prom. • 4 •) ON DUTY Anne wears a shirt with the emblem of the Audubon Society on the sleeve, and blue |e*ne. her blonde hair In practical pig tails In this station wagon she pilots tourists through the Everglades. f t * s- aa i ru-o, j » ts �c L I Audubon Tours of South Florida V ^ h a m b k iu of Commerce sod tourist Information o n tan ha vs a Isaflst on Audubon Wildlife Tours which (ivso th# data* and all pace—ary information. How­ ever, you may writs to th# Na­ tional Audubon Socisty, IS lieAUistsr Arcads, Miami, for this data. Pass are 115 p«r parson for the one-day tour, 125 for th s wo-day tour, meals and lodgCif not Included. Tour No. I-Everglades Na­ tional Park—Florida Bay. One day, starting November 28, last tour ends April 30. Station Wagon and boat from Miami, south through the park, and ths famous Anhlnga Trail—the boardwalk through the swamp •-observing alligators, herons, tgreta, Ibises, anhingas and galUnities. Thence to Tavernier on Key Largo and by one of the Society's boats through Florida Bay, where the great white herons and other spectacular gbore and water birds are on parade, including the roeeate gpoonblll. Tourists are returned to Miami by station wagon that evanlng. Tour No. 2-Leader meete the party at Tavernier on Key Largo. Two daya by atatlon Wagon and boat. Tours begin November 20, run through April 28. The first day the group joumeyi by station wagon down the Overseas Highway to Bugarloaf Key and the Orest White Heron National Wildlife Refuge. Side trip includes e visit to Big Pine Key, home of the tiny and almost estinct key deer. A glimpse of one of these timid creatures is a lucky-and rare— event. The party puts up for the night In comfortable accom­ modations on Tavernier Key. The second day la spent on the water, cruising Upper Florida Bay: Man-o'-War birds, peli­ cans, the shore birds and pos­ sibly a bald eagle are to be ob­ served. Tour No. 3—From Fort Laud­ erdale, two daya by station wagon through th* wild and fascinating country, circling southwest of Lake Okeechobee, and the greet Everglades “river of gram," farm lands end primi­ tive prairie. In Clewiaton, where the group spends the night, one can often see the Smooth-billed AnL Further details of this tour, which covert the asms ground ea No. 4, are given in the pre­ ceding article. December 10 through April 29. Tour No. 4 -O ut of Weet Palm Beach with Anne LaBas- SNOWY lOMT, often seen by Ann* Lalastlile and her passengers. Is symbol of the Audubon Society. tlllo, earns itinerary as No. 3, December 10 through March 25. Tour No. 5-Two daya by station wagon, baaed at the Southland Hotel In Okeecho­ bee City on the north shore of the famous lake. First d a y southwest along the lake shore. Limpkina, rails, galllnutes, glossy, white and wood ibises, egrets and heron*. On the sec­ ond day you head into tha Klaalmmee Prairie to the north. Burrowing owls, Florida cranes. MAP showing routes of the five Audubon Society tours of South Florida. They offer a variety of different types of terrain and wild­ life. In addition, some of the excursions Include long jaunts by boat. The trip averages views of from 80 to 100 species of birds. R e­ mote Seminole Indian villages, part of the great inland cattle range. January 6 through April 20. You receive full instruction on where to meet the guide and what to wear when your reser­ vation, accompanied by check. 1* acknowledged. For two-day tripa, wear hiking clothe*. ItO M S of several sped** congregate on the edge of a palm hammock deep in the Everglade*. Scene* like this arc hard to come by unless you tske on* of th* wildlife tour* �.J) ORDER GUARDIANS By CLEVELAND von DRESSER This it the concision of a series of true experience* of the United State* Border Patrol, th t Federal law enforcement hotly charged with the duty of protecting our country from infiltration by alient from foreign countrie*. It carnet the official approval of the United State* Department of Ju t lice, under whose authority the Bonier Patrol functions. E preceding nine chapters of this lea nf true experiences of the United ate* Border Patrol have dealt ex clu sily with activities of professional alien Higglers. It has been said, and amply 'oven many times, th at this type of breaker is the most dangerous crimlii of all. There is logic as well as proof behind is statement. One of the first things a Criminal does when in danger of being nought, is to try to destroy the evidenre. The professional alien smuggler deals ii living contraband—the lives of human b lings. Like practically all criminals, he, t 0 , tries to supress evidence. Sometimes ich suppression takes heinous forms. The men of the U. S. Border Patrol t equipped and trained to wage war lainst the professional alien smuggler, o Federal men do not ask, nor do ley expect, the average citizen to trade nches with these vicious outlaws. But e Border Patrol does ask the citizen give aid in the never-ending battle ■gainst infiltration of our shores by il­ legal aliens. The average citizen, especially one xybo lives on or near the seacoast, may be in a position to give more valuable old than he realizes. Let us take a hypothetical case. Detgils in the story to be related aru not fl ictujsl, but are so close to the truth that can safely be taken an a sample of x^hat haa occurred many timea in the rec int history of the Border Patrol. George Masterson, aged 36, Is an aver■ ;s, decent American citizen. A veteran a World War H, he la married, has two c illdren and lives near the beach just * nth of St. Augustine. One Friday night, while returning home late, he noticea some peculiar act vity along the beach near hie home. Several men land in a small boat. Thera Mams what appears to Masterson, as fgrtlve activity. Four men walk-up the b >ech to the road and get Into a car. The vehicle moves away, and that seems ti tie all there is to it. Three nights later, the scene is re­ peated. Masterson, curious for the last t so nights, was taking a stroll up the b isch, just In case. This time he thinks he'd better do s imething. Half apologetically, he calls 4> the shenfTe office and telle what he's en. The sheriff becomes more than lldly suspicious and arranges a stake- J Two nights later, n small boat ap­ proaches the shore. Four men clamber out and wade onto the beach. The sher­ iff and his deputies collar the quartet. One of them talks, and a few m inutes later, the sheriff surprises a mail parked in a car half a mile awny. All are taken to the local jail. The ncereet U, 3. Immigration Service office in Jacksonville is contacted next morn­ ing, and a Bonier Patrol Inspector drives to St. Augustine. It doesn't take the Federal man Inng to find out the true situation. Another landing of illegal aliens has been thw ar­ ted. The driver of the car—the "runner” in this case-is tried and convicted of violation of Federal im migration laws. The aliens arc deported. Hero is another case, founded on ac­ tual facts: A few years ago a freighter was steam­ ing into the Port of Palm Beach. As it passed the inlet, n fisherman on thu north shore of the inlet saw a man dive from the deck into the sen and start swimming toward land. The fisherman notified thu U. S. (’oast Guard Station on Peanut Island and tlie officer in IN ARIA unapproachable becausr ot open terrain, the patrol inspector Undt observation charge immediately telephoned the U. post In tree overlooking suspicious site. Irom which he can make walkie talkie contact. S. Immigration Service office in West Palm Beach. Within five minutes, the U. S. Border All patrolmen from Florida to the enemy infiltration, of sabotage, or pur­ Patrolman was on the north shore of the inlet. He arrived just in time to arrest 1 exas-Louisiana boundary, are under loined military tecn-is. Who but enemy an alien who was swimming to the heach. the supervision of Chief Enforcement aliens, or tools of enemy agents, are en­ gineering these dangerous activities? In thu foregoing case, two law enforce­ Officer E. B. Topmiller. Until four yean ago, smuggling of There are, of course, several ways an ment agencies and one private citizen cooperated in the capture of an illegally aliens came under the classification of a enemy agent can get into America. He entered alien. The private citizen noti­ misdemeanor, with relatively light pun­ can cume in under a legitim ate quota, fied the Coaat Guard, which in turn tele­ ishment for offenders. As difficult as it and hia Intentions can be masked by a phoned the Border Petrol. The city po­ le to believe, before th at date a man bona fide passport. He n n have a forged lice cleared the way for the Petrol car could be found guilty of smuggling the passport or can pose as an American moat dangerous type of criminal into citizen by getting hold of a genuine birth eo that It got to the acene in time. If any single factor had failed, the the United States and be sentenced to certificate of a person who is dead. alien would have made good his entry no more than a couple of years,—some­ Failing theoe methods, an enemy alien times only a few months. into the United Stetee. can gel himself smuggled Into the United Congress finally realized the potential States. If the Border Petrol had to depend solely on its own minitower, the task of danger of enemy infiltration of our coun­ The I’atrol asks for the cooperation of patroling our shurea would he virtually try. On Dec. 24, 1962, the smuggling of every citizen and the help of every law impoaaibte. Florida alone has 1,600 miles aliens became a felony, punishable by enforcement body in thu land. It la sur­ of shore line, much of it idee! fur making five years in prison for each alien. prising how many illegally entered aliens unobserved landings. This m atter deserves serious thought are picked up by alert county and mu­ Border Patrol substations in Florida by tha people of America, Why will a nicipal officara and turned over to the are maintained at Jacksonville, Daytona man pay as high as 12,000 ju it to get Federal authorities. Beech, West Palm Beech, Miami, Key into this country? Is that kind of money Uncle Sam la constantly urging tha Weet, Fort Myera, Tam pa end Pensa­ furnished by governments of foreign citlisna of Amarica to join the Ground cola. Bach hee several radio-equipped countries who wish to gat their national! Observer Corps and scan the skies for patrol care In addition, the Patrol main- into tha United States? It is more than enemy planea. It might be a good idea talna boata, airplanes and airboata, all possible. to keep an eye on the shore line ae well. Wa read a great deal thesa days of (T he E n d I radio-equipped. f i f II-M IW W lilt �o >0 s i) AMOTALOY WhIU You | Drlvol Thlt column It devoted ooch woofc to dltho» utilising products from too woalth of Florida's yield— on lend and In Its water*—or to toot# traditional In preparation. NO WORK TO DONO IQUtPMINT TO BUYI W M O S it Our racipa column today offara a wide and Intereating variety of recipes, each of which uaaa at principal in­ gredients product! native to Florida. Theaa have been*' contributed by followen of All Florida Maiasina'a recipe contact. Thoae praaantad below, ae ia always the case with reclpee selected aa being worthy of publication, nre win­ ners of f 1 each for contributors. One of them will be judged recipe-of-the-week, and will win an additional 90. The 90 winners for tha month of February will be an­ nounced next Sunday. If you have a traditional Florida recipe—or even a now one which depends upon Florida products for its tasty goodness-mail it to the Recipe Conteet Editor, All Flor­ ida Magaaine, Ocala. ROYAL POtNCIANA POMPANO WITH SHRIMP STUWMO > y o u d r iv e t h a t _ t o h ilff f ii v m im so o vo n f f iu l t i n ! in d w o t & m ly whoo y o u d riv o . H o w c o n ohould b t M o t• to y e d Im m e d ia te ly to in s u r e c o b * lln u e d lo p p e r fo M s e iu e . M o t a lo y g ive s th o u sa n d *i of or a o t l r a im l 1m . < I * *I MOTALOY SIZIS Ha. I Pit I VOhhi ^ Two cups cooked tkrimpi 3 < ||i; / cup rick cream; I boned pompano; H cup chopped mushrooms; W cap cherry trine; pepper; tali; paprika. Uriojcasus In o w i i M t t In ___ ,.r AIpdImmr p Mi VM IM N H t . . . ■ IILN ranee c o m p a n lM . •to a m i f i f t o i tJbot Motaloy cannot harm tha In* motor. Mt noamt nomar taut baa M . n m h m - M r s . J . E . F b r q u s o n , P a la t k a . I 1 W I W . • * Street ! Miami, Ha. | Q b M b l ........ I. I* n p a t O M l H i ----- dm M i y m i I m n w r n |ilt. \ OTV -I' QtimmiiaiataninH l i p IJ- M M O Mip r m- l t i n ' ster mixture. Decorate with lobeter claws. - M rs . S. L. J eter , Bonifay. MOIMD AVOCADO IALAO One cup mathed aiocado; I tbt. plain gelatine; W cup cold water; I cup boiling water; 3 tbs. lemon juice; I Up. ingar; H cup tour cream; Mcup may­ onnaise; I Up. tall; 14 tip. pepper; doth of caytime; tomato wedget; watercrete. HOtIDA TANOIRINI SQUASH ORANO* IR IA KPA IT ROUS i MOTALOY SALIS, To prepare half-shells, cut fruit ln\o halves lengthwise and remove aeeds. Sprinkle cut portions with lemon juice and salt. Combine lobeter, celery, pecans, and suf­ ficient dressing to moisten and blsnd. Place half-ehells on garnished salad pistes and fill seed cavities with lob­ Lettuce leant; diced Florida pineapple; pimiento; cream cheete: French drafting; tad; paprika. Place a lettuce leaf on a salad plat# and put a slice of pineapple on it. Cut a pimiento Into half-inch strlpa and place around on tha pinaappla alic# In plnwhsel fashion. Make a soft paste of the cream cheese by moistening with French dreealng and stasoning with ealt and pap­ rika. Placa a small ball of this m lstura in tha centsr of ths pineapple. Serve with French dressing. in « t Four avocado halfthelU; lemon juice; tall; l cup flaked lobtter; IH cupt diced celery; 3 Up caper*; tart cooked talad drtttlng; ealad green*; lobtter claw* for garnieh. POtNSITTIA f AlAO - M rs . R. H. W hite , Ocala. haa ta k e n o u t a IOSSTIR HALM HSU Soften gelatine in cold water. Add boiling water and stir until gelatine is dissolved. Stir in one tableepoonful of the lemon juice and the augar, Chill. Mis tha other tableepoonful of lemon juice with the maehed avocado, tour cream, and mayonnaise. Add aalt, pepper, cayenne and slightly thickened gelatine. Turn into eix small oiled ring molds or one Urge mold, then chill until firm. Garn­ ish with tomato wedges and aprlga of watercress. A drop or two of green food coloring may ba added to enhance the color of this salad. S am H uber , Fort Pierce. Claan tha shrimp end put through the meet grinder. Beat the eggs end half of the cream together. MU the ■hrimp, muehroome, and aeaaonitlg togather and atir In the cream and eggs. Stir to a smooth paste. Put the mix­ ture on one-half of the pompano. Saw tha two halves of tha flah together and put in a baking dish. Pour the re­ maining cream over the flah. and bake in a moderate oven about 40 minutea. n Tha M o ta lo y C o rp o r a tio n , S a n Anlom io , T a t . , 4 C o n te st M ETA LPLA TES •yorn onglno parti ) M Tuu cupt flour; 3 Up. bakfng powder; I ftp. tall; 3 the. tttgar; 4 tbt. fat; H cup milk; U cup melted butter; 3 tbt. grated Florida orange rind; *4 cup tugar. Sift flour with baking powdtr, salt, and tha two table­ spoons of sugar. Cut in fat and add milk to m akt soff dough. Ptace on floured board and knaad lightly. Roll to ons-sighth Inch In thickness. Spread with malted butter and eprinkla with sugar, which haa baan mixed with orange rind. Roll up jelly roll faahlon. Cut Into one-inch lengths. Ptace cut side down In greased baking pan. Bake In a 900 degree oven 10 to 20 minutes. - M rs. 0. W. P revatt, Jacksonville. Tuu mtd. acorn ti/uath; 4 level tbe. brawn tugar; 3 tbe. butter; ialt; 4 tangerines. Wash and wipe equaah. Cut in half langthwiaa. Scrape out all Inalda waste. Steam in a covered pot In about one inch of Nightly aalted water for 10 minutea. Drain well and maka fork holes all over tha inaidaa of the squash. Blsnd togethsr butter and augar to soften. Divide Into four parts and preas well into each squash center with the back of a spoon. Bake for 15 minutea In a hot oven (400 degrees). Remove from oven and fill each eectlon with tha tangerine sections, lightly dust with fine sugar and continue baking about 10 minutea more until the squash can be teeted for tenderness with a fork. - M rs. Dorothy B r u m es , S. Daytons. ORARURMT SLUSH Two cupe tugar; 4 cupt Florida grapefruit pulp; I cup water. Bring to a rolling boil the tugar and water. Pour over tha grapefruit. When cool pour In fraexlni tray and freest. If deeired, add a Uttla green cake coloring. - M rs. O la R eed , Hawthorne. �uSEa d*ich€da ” White sand and the Halifax River make Daytona Beach the perfect background for the Flower Show. Photo by Jack C m ln FLORIDA LINDa I" N o, it Isn't a battle cry. It ian't even th e atate m otto, though it wouldn't be too had at that, for it means "The Land of Heautb ful Flowers," or as officials of the Florida Federation of Garden Clubs prefer to translate it —"Florida, the Perfect.” "La Florida Linda” is the them e for the Fifth Annual Florida Flower Show scheduled for M arch 2, 3 and 4, at Day­ tona Beach. With such a theme title, the "perfect” setting just had to be found. And for this, the B ath and Tennia Club overlooking the serene Halifax River, flow­ ing between the mainland and the peninsula, wat considered ideal. The club, with its natural warm elegance and distinctive­ ness, is being transformed Into a place of breath-taking beauty for the show. A waiting room and lobby with an inviting air is being erected at one aide of the en­ trance hall, the mantlepioce centered with a Christmaa mo­ tif arrangement. Directly acrosa the hall will be another charm ­ ing room in which will tie staged AN INCLOSED swimming pool, where a giant banyan tree rpreadi its the Junior Section of the ahow, branches. appear* a* a mountain grotto with a sparkling waterfall under direction of the Ormond Beach Garden Club. Further Into the hall will be room, a giant banyan tree represent various phases nf 12 modified shadow bosea with spreads its branches, and te r­ "The Cockfight." A curved porch affords a su­ arrangements depleting the four races are built. This swimming seasons. A pine hedge and n pool is the setting for the piece- perb view of sloping lawns and sim ulated hanging garden of do-resistance creating the illus­ the Halifax River, and here ivy and azaleas will form the ion of a mountain grotto, com­ g r o w e r s a n d naturali/ers background for the shadow plete with a 30-foot mountain throughout the state will ex­ boxes. Directly oppoeite this in­ wall and a slow, sparkling water­ hihit prize*, rare, or unusual triguing display, there are large fall. Small gardens, one a Vic­ tropical plants. Ilelow, on lawn windows depicting respectively, torian green and white, nestle level, will he commercial dis­ Christmas, Easter and T hanks­ close to the pool—a fnirylnnd, plays. These exhibitors are obligated to follow the pattern giving, overlooking the swim ­ indeed! ming pool. An arcade along the pool, of the show, la te st styles of Visitors to the show will not walled in by the pseudo moun­ outdoor furniture for casual pasa lightly the breath-taking tain, is the setting for the horti­ Florida living will be grouped scene on a curbed dais at the culture exhihit. Just outside is fin outdoor terraces beneath end of the loggia, with hun­ the baibecue terrace set up for moss-hung live oak trees. Yes, Duytnua Beach, with dreds of orchida arranged in serving refreshing drinks. There, their natural setting, around a also, the tanai table settings are t he nulurul splendor of its white s.iuil, and the lieautiful Halifax shown. fountain and a waterfall River, form a perfect backdrop Around a swimming-pool in On the dining terrace, ihe a huge, glasa-enclosed fairy tale Men’s Garden Clubs' exhihiia for "La Florida Linda.” •freel'D essert | t B 1 0 calo ries p e r serv in g 2 e n v elo p es p e r p a c k a g e t bU ■. 1 en v e lo p e s e rv e , live " 6 d elig h tfu l flavors . tke.M»*e«*. »< 2 ,/ k p e r s e rv in g . iNio.m coi-----VUi.,—.u A LtfwwLakluii AT HOME or ON THI ROAD IXTIA IA I0 I S ill (Cadillac. Lincoln, Chrytlrr) 13 IXTIA r A H - M l 'K K T f l # j* t m h i i h *t Mishltiw T a t H m lp rliun from N all-Air ( effu sion . Ham , Ikuai, K u T h e * are light In » * ic M . M d rmrt p artly, made nf M attrprouf vin yl pfa stir ln«g • ra tin g and lo ug h, w ith spring m * e lastic fo liu m arnuiul ru lin ' rav - On and off In a f if t y - llu a r s h lr e d not lo pe«l, rr a t h or mild rn. Ala** u*rd fur storage uf f a r t . Hunts, Ms th im rv O rder T n d a t - H i s * A is le A Model of (" a t- K it * to** r i e r l m 'Mlontii O rder or sent r n f) Address: CARJACKET • 5402 N .W . 7th Ave • M iam i 37, Ha. IT’ S A N E W S E N S A T IO N A L W A Y T O lo s e U g ty f e f 1 NO CALORIE COUNTING NO EXERCISE NO REDUCING MENUS NO HARMFUL DRUGS OR LAXATIVES DRINK A T E ID -W A Y Meal in Place of Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner lor appetite appeasement drink a HID WAV mail In place ol breaklarl. lunch or dinner Help* lo satisfy hunger and keep* caloric Intake *1 * loin level Sub ftilule UIDWAV (or one. two or three mealr according to how (ait you with to lore weight. When your body laker In more calorier than it can ute up. Ihe balance It rlored In the form of fat Very tlmply. then. 10 lore tat. (At LESS 10 that Ihe rlored calorier will be ured up to contro( weight, it's a matter ol controlling your Intake of rilorietHowever. limply rtarvlng younelf 11 both difficult and dangeiour Hunger be comer a mental dirtrictlon and lowered food inlake may fob your body ol enenllal vitamin, and mineral! needed lor good nutrition and one rannol have good health wilhout good nutrition HID-WAV containi 100% of Ihe minimum adull requirement of enenllal vita mini and minerall. plur important amino acldr in rufficlenl variety lo rupply Ihe protein building blockt for the body lo build up ihe varlour prolelnr de­ rivative! it mull have The money rovad on maalr, food ond tnarkt eatlly offtolr fho dally cost of TIID-WAY Substantial £ C A C No Proscription Supply ^ J r 7 J Nsodod HEALTH FOOD SHOP 221 Main Strsat, Jacksonville Florida Hand me hnrea of TKID-WAY Dietary Urdming Plan. I per tail. 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A ALFALFA"T A M ^ t t P ^ l i * Hoaav and pastime, which Orto Boone (Dittr.), Ketitlind, Ini. Is psrhapa not es popular today r i Z H M t o l & V U t m ---------as It was in my childhood, to ALc-dtSS prattle M home. Bis ICommit. Information Ik refund*bit. Btnnet, th at of collecting mosses and lion. Trenton ). N. J compressing them into aval* SEW aptoru it home. No chtrge for ma.bum. I am referring now to the tetiala to tupply Horn. Wtiw: ADCO, WH*« HOUYWOOO CEMBMTCtAFT w ater mosses, not the mossaa Butrop, La H IM I b M M I K . W rw H 44, COM. which grow on the ground or EARN AT HOME with aaiignment we tend. 120-IV) wetkly pottiblr. Othet telf trees. employment offtn Intel Fire dctiili: In the lata B0*s we lived at MAXWFI.L, Orpt. »-l. Cleveland 14, Surplus Twist C « % 4 DRILLS 1 A CINUINt. HI-GtADf, CAMION TOOL STttl HAMDINtO, UAND-NtW i I S I * i S is Lms Than 5< Each TOR HAND OR ELECTRIC DRILL: Hobbyists! Homeowners! Carpenters I Almost jrour last chanea to p i 41 brand-new, carbon toel-eteel twist drills for laas than 6 cants aachl Balls for up to |6 In stores. . . but all 41 yours for only 93 on this cloaaout olfar. You (at about 0 each of all most-used alaaa from naadla-siiad 1/14* up to aad Including i * . Used with hand or eJestrie drtUa Tawpared cutting edges easily bits through atsel, aluminum, Iron, wood or otic. Each drill hardened and designed to glee Inga- Until going fast ProStW* rreal real i la repeat . . . ao ORDER TODAY! ’ net eenvti la see af the graataat S for osdi “ and we pay — * *s we. Pm asmur r I I %j ^ g * * * . _ _ * * * TOMM t Mary, Mary, Quit* Contrary . . . How Doos Your Gordon Grow? Home gardeners alt over Florida art now pre­ paring for th« oncoming ••••on. Mr. Advertiser. If you have a product that la of Intereat to theae home gardeneri. now It the time to place your advertisement In . . . All Florida Magazino Now reaching ever 350.000 Florida famillei each week! Become . . . A FO R ES T R AN G ER On# Yaar Court* JOB OrPOKTUNITIIS GOOD If ?*U4.4 4 ll/|k kKmI |.tdutl> M4 «.IM» with O I I I c*fiiScatt. Ik.1t u • tarter for )H I* Ik* wl d do.ii.-It . h I. ol lii.nM.* Iiutefe* 41 Ik* IIM V K K H ITY l>r fLO H ID A S PO RBST IIANOKH SCHOOL I* U k * C IO . 71.rW* Ik * *nl> ll.M t" S*k»*l U Ik * South dak tpeortuiOtb** .ir* * 4 Ik * I . * w •* lU n fir !T SrtL l*M*^Ntd WRIT* TODAY k f lUuMrtlfd fce*ktal dMcrVU*4 (raining nngttin « ,p irlu sltl** In ia n .lt . dntUireklif * • '• 1l.k t* \tl*t*M un> f l I h .M ll4 tlttnd tweeter I f 3 . Cay 4 tree* _ T><* *dtwww we M.M.ndbAWnW V*W LbberHp *f fkdW Pag*H-« funs* M*r*h**-} 34 I* Along the bunks of theae riv­ e n , and the seashore, many that time. And I am euro thoy may be found theta today, atoo. The women of Jupiter fodad It an absorbing diversion to bunt these mosses. It was aauuimg tbs variety of shapes and bond. Same waea aa a baby's hair. Oth- fN repain, para tad irhniakrna Kcnfe I GUN Co.. SMS I HiIIAera. Temps, fie. WILL ADDtKM rttwiopet tad potuls Abo inaide eddrem Im m . Type written H. J. MiMer, I t I, Boa M . Sark*. R t QU^TY knwirxiaArmNG thi KJWMANS, m Oak. Warrington, FU. Hlmtadt I-T0M. BUSINESS CAROS SVM e 111, A its Ale, FU m aaf They want to to embellish the or silver let* iaks ta match the tint of the ^edawns. Some who ware poetically inclined, errata venae to the beauty and appeal of their placed U in a sbaDew dish of water. Using almost any sharp painted instrument, Uke a cro­ chet or knitting needle, they straightened oubthe fronds, or tiny brunches, into the moet a t­ tractive shape. Then they used a heavy piece of cardboard the •ite they wanted for their al­ bum, and brought it gently up under the moss, being careful not to disturb thsir arrange­ ment, yet allowing the water to flow off. Then they placed the cardboard between ahecta of blotting paper and under a heavy press, allowing it to re­ main there several days. A natural adhesive quality in the moss caused it to cling to the cardboard. The cards could be bound into an attractive al­ bum, to suit the handler's taste. Some of theae albums were real works of art. AU of you who hunt odd ahapee and types of tea shells, might try collecting mosses as well, in your wandsrings. «AUi Quality Mere Bmp, |7.?oo. New ttwck. l e a s e beer Morion. Mtbe tgrt. bm ftOftRTY FOR SALE: Stbring, Fit hollow tile More building, good locition. Rtltoniblt rtitr Conner w H. Hcthtiington, Highltndt County Newt, Stbring, FU. MODERN CBS. two bedruom home neat IntrHtchcn. Lot IOO.MO, 14,100, nib or termt. L Klcmont, Route 1, Hawthorne IU-IOTS FOS SALS___________ ST joHbTS RIVER k*rnli7 DtlTnd UOn to 11.000 literature. Tctmi. Virtot Rotpbr, Eurtii. FIs f l j >MFbUS~FOR SMI ~ “ Bln^WIIOLESAU- Sate to *r% on f.mout bnnd mcrthindiK. Giant nntoguc. |t 00 irtundcd firtt otdtr Hrallhnra Sctt Itt, Bm IM. J*tkton*dlt Bcuh. Fla. 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WATER SHOWS DAILY 2 0 acres of exotic, tro p ical g ard e n s . . famous lumping boats . . . sw an boats . . . modern restaurant. . . bring your cam eratl andG ard en s S A R A S O T A , F L OR I DA �10 Keacn veram nt ■UU|J| iu u WI*MO| !•*•« VIMW ssi — rommltlre member* filled even the *tig* and kitrhen of MrKln ley Hall for the fried chicken After dsllbarallng IS W in and dinner. Each Den had m a d e 41 minutea a 12-man Fadaral jury elaborate decoration* for its own htaring the conspiracy trial In­ table. volving suspended Sheriff Judson . Dene A and 12 tied In winning Luther Hobby end the rive co-de- Iho den count with 22 represent­ fendsnta, Andy E. Evans. Dwight ative* each present. Tho large 'site of the crowd was duo in perl E. Yalvlngton, Willie R- Cooper, . tn the formation of a now Den Jerry Martln and James Smith, II, the second den to ho started Judge Wil'tam J. Barker la la. ed 1In the Pincrrest arra In t«" a mistrial Erl lay night at 11 .10 months, Doting Iho program, sit hoys in this den wort welcomed when the jirors irportrd t vat they into Iho pack by Woodrow Cash, eeule not reach an agreement on park secretary, in a Ruhart in a verdict, duction ceremony for eleven new Tha Jury came from the jury Cuba; Juhn 11- Donohue, Kevin room only one time duilng their Edge, Roliert L. (ilenn, II, James The Superintendent of Puhllc 1ndeliberations, with the euaption D. tiriee Jr., Anthony J. Console*. slrm inn (or tho Slate of Florid* of abort perlnde for lunch, and Robert L. Hopkins, Crcll R. Jone* will llie ihe principle speaker at that was at 4.05 In the afternoon Jr., Donald K‘ Sheppard, Emory (Inin alion exercise* lor rinectest when Judge Barker advised the M. Spelr, Jr., John D. Todd, and School nrxi Sunday afternoon at twelve-men Jury "If there l« n I Pieston F, Will Is, 2 .in, according tn an announcereasonable doubt In your mind, After introductions of everyone no ut iii.ole (miay h> Mrs, Margagive the defendant* the benefit ' present, Cubmaster Ted Williams ret Key nolds, principal ol the nf the doubt and acquit them." II* presented Ihe Rev. Milton II. school, I iiumas D. Hatley, Florida's told them, "You ehould exinun# Wyatt of tho First .Mrtbodlsl 12th M ate Superintendent of Pub­ Church, which is the sponsoring lic Instruction, turn serving III* the evldenca w-th eandor " Spectators stayed et the court ) organisation of Park Ten. The second term ill oltice. will tie guest honor ami principle speaker a* room througho it the daylong de, Rev. W.valt made welcoming re­ »l Pmcercst School is ullielully dedlmark*, after whlrh everyone JniilI.negations awaiting a return nf a *d In sonie Cub songs, led Fy rated. The school, wiih 122 children verdict from the juror* loni Pells with piano accompani­ and 12 teacher* m its Elementary At 11:10 End*j night, J, E. ment hy David Klrchoff. section ol grades one through sixth; Lupfer Jr., a Kissimmee hard­ Tile following Cubs received Junior High School wlin HO child­ ware man, reported to Judge Bar­ ! achievement and elective awards ren and live teachers iri tha sighth ker, "Your Honor, pleeie, ** heve from Woodrow Cash; Danny Net­ grade; ami a lunchroom uniter tha not been able to reach a verdict." tles, Wolf badge, gold arrow; Carl directum ol Mrs. Lucille Kessler, Judge Barker asked, "le there Smith, Rear badge, 2 silver ar­ manager and four helpers; will ■ny point of Isw being discussed rows; Jimmy Ogden, .Silver arrows; be thrown open for Inspection fol­ that should ho cleared ” The fore­ Jack Ivery, Rrrvlra sinr, Denner lowing the ci'irmunji and pro­ badge; Jack Williams, silver ar­ gram. men answered, "h'o sir.'1 Pinecrr.il School Is situated Im­ tn esplainlng tha report from row: F'roil Onllelln, silver ariow, mediately south of Sanford on a service slat; Hilly Hall, service the Jury, laipfer said, "We have 22 acre tile which provides am­ star; Roth Vlhlen, gold arrow and disagreed on ell of She defen­ 2 silver arrows; Donald Krofchek, ple grounds for expansion et welt J. L. HOBBY .(Blnff Photo) dants, Wa have had no change In gold ami silver arrows; Hubby is p.iikmg space and playgrounds. The program will Include the ballot hi wine hours." Patera, gold and silver arrows; Judge Barber said, "I am sure and Johnny Anderson, service presentation of ihe School Key, by It. T. Milwee, Scmtnnle County that you appreciate the Impnrt- ■tar. anca of reaching a verdict ia tkla IS «-*« anno-meeA that *te»l Superintendent ol Fublle Instruc­ case." However, Lupfer, h mak­ month'* pack meeting will ba tion. lineals 'will he Inlroduted ing hie report said. "I aiu aura earlier than usual, on March 22. bv Senator Douglas .Hlcrislmm. that everyone on this jury is sin­ to avoid eon filet ui'h Holy Week* On Ihr platform, a* goesli nf cere la hie opinion and I see no Th# eorrespomling e ■>m in I t I e e III* sclnal for its dedication will h> members of the Seminole CounArrangements base hern made evidence nf agreement." meeting will he on *Jla»vh III. Iv School Hoard, J I* Hrumley, through the Seminole Memorial After receiving ■ negative an­ clulrman, l \ F. Harrison, IV A Hospital whereby tha local blood swer In hie qieuiun, "You don't W. Daniel To Speak Patrick. J. A. tlisllm*, and L K Jordan bank m.iy be replenished and a think that anything ran he gained Seminoie i minty School Trill credit hnl.inre established, It was l.y further deliberations?" Judge At JaycccLunchcon announced b) Harry Weir, Admin­ Barker declared a mistrial in Ilia I Welhom Daniel, vice president c. i it r. (imper. enairman, Roy I.. Howell, ami Hoy F. .Mann. nine-iJay trial that rami tn an istrator. fourth dl-trirl Junior Chamber nf lin e (lull Presidents; tiro . a electrifying tlimai when Assis­ The Fdkt Club h»« generously | Commerce v/til visit in Sanford Tin hi, Seminole County Chamber tant District Attorney E. David o| I'onimerce; A. II Peterson Jr., made available space at thrir club | Thurvda,' am| Central Florid* Blnod Rank Rosen brought hearsay conversa­ While in Sanford Daniel will be Seminole County Junior Chamber tion into hia clus’ig -emails to of i ommercc; A. L. Wilson, Klhas agreed In set a regular sche­ gues! speaker al the Javier's winis Cluh; Hen Wadr, i.inns Construction Is »lntcd In begin dule for Ihr liloodmohile and don-: Ira jmy. lunrheon held alt he Yacht i lob William Bush Jr., Itoiary Club; H. Immediately on Iho Lutheran ora may plan accordingly. J iij y m e n hearing the lengthy Accompanying tlanir! will lie Lar­ Jr , American legion; Church of the Redeemer chapel trial warn J. K. Lupfer, foreman, ry Condicl, president nf Dir llil.in /.Mi-.IiiI<iiisoii Plans now call for Ilia mobile > F. Mil all, (iardou Cluh; ami church building following a Kissimmee; Charles P, Jerome, Ido Jayrers and candidate (or .Mi , II. A. Swanson, Pilot Chib; unit to ha at the Hike club on the ground-breaking ceremony held nJ •Mr-. F j McCall, Woman's Club; first and third Turaday'a nf each Orlando real estate man; Donald 1fourth district vice president. the mite of tho church yesterday. month, 'he hours now tentatively Lancaster, Pinecestlc cattlemen; Mm, t . FI. 1lurilrr, llu-mess and Prrlcssional Women's Club. The 127.400 atructure, designed Karl S. Cools, reined Orlando set from J to S o'clock, Weir said. Ilsprescnlatives of Educational by John Uurlnn, local archllcct Negotiations are being made for a auto dealer; James 11, Lilts, Or­ Club Speaker Told and Parent* lirouns: Walter A. «viIt be nf modern composition and similar station for negro hloo.d don­ lando auto body repairman; Clyde The Rev. Fred F'isber. e-'oeinte Teaiue, Seminole County Adminlla located Just off nf Highway 17- ors, thu hospital official rnntinucd, L. l.cach, Orlando real estate man; pe.vlnr nf the F’irst Ibipli-t I iutnh strclivo Ass|\|ant; Mrs, Lucy 02 on Oak Ave. at 2.Vb place. lb i' cm•■‘l -md the details will he announced Ford (ieroner, retired builder of In Sanford, will T h i ground-breaking aervlc* later. Orlando Lotus Castor Oilar.dn • at thi* rtrmn Min h*1oH yesterday held at a firt nf secou ting machine salesman; It urn1* County Principals Ii roup; loronrrmf of th* Mrs Hales Jackson. Orlando, ♦ha morning svnrship service ef The plan under which the Rlood I.. Rogers, wholesale electrical IJrini riiil.* nrnldrnt. District six Parent the Lutheran Churrh of the Re- Rank operates was explained In and plumbing supplies dealer nf Th* Lion* riuh *nrh learhprs Association; and Mr*. r’comer and conduct*! by the Re*, Ihia way. A patient entering the Orlando; Edward J. EJwards, Or­ TuemUy at noon at t!i« Ywhl -Marion St. .John, Seminole County Phillip Sehlessmann, pastor of the hospital and needing blood may lando real estate man; Robert O. riuh. (Cuntinurd aa Page Eight) ‘ draw on the supply, the rbarge Lockhart, Winter Park Irrigation Jreal Lutheran Church. heing $22 for the first Ihrre pints sales engineer; Harry I). Lourks, Visitor* In Ranford for the ser­ used and .Ho for each transfusion,| vice rame from Orlando, Scoring, Any donor may give In the hlood Orlando plumbing contractor; and alternate John F. Dailey, retired and Eustii. hank and designate 11 for any In­ Tha fir»t apade of dirt for the dividual or organised group of per­ restaurant operator of Winter proposed building »>»» turned by sons, for each two pints given to Perk. Hobby, following the ennnunrethe Rev Schlossmann with earn replace that used by a patient that offlrer of the church lasing part patient will receive $22 rrrdit on stlll look the people of Ranford ♦n tha groundbreaking. The con* Ihe cha-ge. Actually, It was point­ men! of tha mlatrial, said, "1 ran tractor, P. M. Campbell of San- ed out, the blood bank is able to an.) Seminole County In the eye fold on hnnd to turn the last maintain Iti aupply through this and say that I hare conscientious­ •jvite of din in *ha abort tervice “Iwn-for-one" return whlrh holds ly done a good Job In carrying nut ordlcatlng the »P i. good (or the first three pints used the enforcement,of the Stale law* Tha Build! ig Cimmlltca chair- hy the recipient. After that the In Semlnol# Co'nly." tran, J. C. Jorgensen and member* blood Is credited at tha rata nf The suspended Sheriff nf Semi­ of his committee followed the P.ev. one pint for each pint used by that pole County appeared confident throughout the lengthy trial and Fchlrismann in turning the earth individual. for the beginning nf construction. Persons wishing In huttd up a Friday night waa still amillng, The earth was turned In the area rredlt for an Individual or an nr- confident, and appeared undefratforming a from In tha center of ganitatlnn may lell the nurse at ed. the propmed building elte the Blood Bank tn whom lh« do- *T hev* always been determined -• — «- . . . — i - j tn make Seminole County the By Unkn Bailey Is Speaker At School Dedicatior * Blood Bank To Begin Credit Balance Here Erection Of Church * Building, Chapel To Begin At Once / . »Y t '* ■ THOMAS !». Don Cossack Gi Association's F Concert Of Sea Membership* In the S Mutual Concert Associate he renewed for the I9W27 Tuesday night as tha final lor III# current yrar Is li Ptiierrrst School, As or.e id tha mn.t I tea sons in Concert Assnctai tory here ennies s clove r#l Mmimillal, president a rd lhat membership dura next yaar’s season will I (or adults and 12 20 for s Among ih« iitrarlions ronsidered lor nest year a Festival s> mphonelle. an Ira of 14 men cnndurled I erl Itiidlc, lurmerly a romliictor nf tha Ol Cdy .Symphony. Hr Is also violinist with Elisabeth V soprano, Cynthia Oils, ami Howard Shaw, harilom era Incorporated, a com 14 doing the American "Charley'a Aunt’ by Brant mas. They bring with Ihe own set, lights and ottw equipment; The Chsnlirl male quartet; David P rnneert pianist; end Tha ] Trio, three young ladies the niano, violin and relit Admission for in* run by membership only wiih mission* aolr) at the dr seating rapacity of tha an ' lit! ‘ la limited. Tomorrow night'i rone ..ires the Original Don Chorus and Dancers cundi the lamed Serge Jarnff. A three part program haard beginning at I o'c The giant Don Costae uteri became American cii maas« m I9JU, To cclel occasion ihry memorised (Continued on Page I Commissioners Consider4 Iter At Tonight's I A ahorl agenda with ( Hem* Is scheduled In he ed by tha Board of 5am Commissioners al their �' a j/i* . •rm so tr 1WS SANFORD HERALD .. OUT THU, >00 IJtXLHT i BI6TLC&DRVNS IT OUT, « 8 .1 PlBURfi ITWLUTAIC* NOW. C u n t &ZURA.' M B t a m o t o o r s a t in an d SHORT CUT/ KiM OCM ... 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Notice jtiNrEftNi n o r f t ia notmori and r tq u lrt d tn f l i t any claim * and damandh w hich vnti ur a ilh t r of you, m ay tia ra ■ galntl • aid t a ia l* m th * o fflca of Huh. l-rn ta t H o u ihuld ar, County J u i l i * of hrlioliglo C uuhty, At hla u ltlc# In lh a C ourt lim it* la U an liir.t, Klurid u . w iih ln o lih . calan d ar mmitha from tn * urn* of th * It ra i n u h ila ailn n « i ih l* n o lle *. Hai ti .jlAim n r d*m anil m utt ba In w r i l l n i and contain Ilia liM nt ol raaldtnua and poat o ffu * addraa* of th# c la im a n t and muat o* aworti to t y th * c la im a n t, hla a « * i t or a tlo rn a y . or tba aama ih a ll liyt Mattya C. d lili, Aaalatant TruM Olflrar A* Admlalitrator of tald r t r a l p u S in w ila a a i a it d « it. aM»* UN» H A V IM I C L A IM * (IM D R IA M l a A U A I M t l A l D K I T A T k i nu and aauh o f jo u a r t harahp n o itfit'l and r tq u lrtd tn praaani any e la im i and damanda w liiah j i mi. nr tlt h a r of >ou. m ay hav* a in in a l u i* a a is la o l U artru d a I t i,uu ka, n aijo attil. |a t* of «nld C o un­ ty , lo ilia County Ju d a h nt Mammnln C o u i'iy . hTurlda. h i hla o ffu # in thh ro u rt hnuih o l raid County at Han­ ford, r io r id a . w ith in h l i l i l catanrlar m o ntn i trom thh lim a at lh a flrh l p u hlieaticn or Ih l* nntlea. U tah claim nr damand ahall b* In w r i t . ? IL V tt t o AVMK. o f Ilia t'lhim an f, and hhnll ha awnrif to hy tnh clh lm a n t, a ia n t . or al> tornoy, and n a y aurh riatm or da. mand ■w l ^ w Jiljh d ^ahAfl ha void, Fd h. 10. t i l l Aa a d im n ih irato r a f thh M Lo*1” ’ J- If^ytkV ' • vr Htk a*' •* «• ' TTi| anarfr vilui at eni pot id of p iu u U ll iQUdl id ftif pound! of b u t ataak, St p«uai of ch illi, 10 uudfti of nllk. ir 03 dfsi- m a rk t r aituatad In tha ca n la r ol lha praaani d r a in * !* d llch r a n n t it ln i L i l l i * S *4 r L ik a and L u ll L a k t 41 lha i l * i r L a k t Hoad r i i h t ol w ay Run fioulh• r ly along atld H lf h t of W ay I ii > :#*t th trire e rlv to a HOLLYWOOD UP)— Marlon point on'tne ia k a m o re•*, ii*i ( n r . Brando, wlnnlnr for tha aacor.d Houlh Along. ______ m o re from. ih * K * it c o n rra l* m a rk a r In la id yrar In i rnw‘, and Oram K*ll>’ to­ flitch. Ihanca \ n r t h * r ly along day htld "Hfnrihttaa’’i lymbollf of *h o r* tin* o l *aid m a rk a r, tn tn c * IL t a la ijy In point or tiilht an th* world'* favorlt* film ha t in in o f. tu id lot to axland Into L a k t 30U fa tt. a* par P lat it a n tharaor. rtc o rd td In T la t Book Tli* two w*r« votnd thf awardi 4, P t | * I I . I ’uhlla H tro rd t of H*mlno|« C o u n t). F lo rid a . rpcnntly by the Hollywood For* Ton and. » a ih of you. * r * m t lf la l Ih u l 4 m u io iim at t i l l * to th* olpn Tr***’ A*»n„ ropraiantlnf ahov* daarrltiad p ro p a rly ha* h**n n«w«m*n from 40 countrl**. Ilia d i f a i n a i you and you a r * hartby rrq m rad to aarv* a copy o l jn t ir Min Kelly, mlmia h«r rrinct an# w *r in th * S ill of C o m o lalnl Hainlrr, rMhlvtd thr lUtuatt** on ih * P la in tiff ! aito rn aya. H orn*by A Laa. jp t K n o L V .l nm idlnp, for both h»T««lf and Brando. Tba W ln it r P a rk . K ln n rt* *nd f il* tn.i o r lim a l m lh a o lflr a of lh a C la rk nclnr, In N*w York, wa* r«pr*. of lb * r i r c u i l Court on nr h*fnra atvanlnd to pnraonalitlfi for but* th* l i day of A larm . I»»hj m h o W it* lha a lllia lln n a or raid Com plain t to q u irt m l* lo th * a fa r* ly i K. L R u rd lrk •aid d f t r ilh t d p rn p a rly t h t l L'rputy C la rk t*h *n a* r>mfa***d. M nrbtby A L*h Th i» nolle# i f i t l l ba p u b llih td A tto rn h y * rn r P la in tiff one* t ic h w a tk fo r lo u r ao n iteu * :u i k n p W it K u iid in g My* w a a k ■ la t h * (tin fo rd H erald LV in ttr P a rk . FlO fld a wewnpApif, ^ C a tad (h it tttb dap a t r t b r u a r y , G. Kelly, Brando Get 'Henriettas' IM1SALI O p Harndon, C la rk or ih * C irc u it Court Mamlnol* County, F lo rid a BUYING A CAR? U m Th* Low Cost Ssnford A tla n tic ' cold, or acuta btoo- lid Md yen caaMrt F ln an cs P lin W E L L D R IL L IN Howard C. Long Phone 888 *S A N E O R D ATlANTlCNAliAcM. E^S acnlcd only by s tcligram. Th*r« war* S3 (oldan glob** htanrtlnr film aehl*vhm*nU. Fi**« • llvrr glob** war* glvtn to thois rated InUmational *Ura of to* morrow. * NATURAL GAB PROGRAM DRAWS SUPPORT., TALLAHASSEE LB - Hi* pro­ gram lo bring morn niluril gaa to Florida hai drawn lupport of (hr Florida Davelopmant Commit* ilon. Chairman J. Saxlon Lloyd an­ nounced yeiterday tha com million could Intervene with the Federal ’ower Commiuion In Waihlngton n behalf of tha Houiton Oil and Gai L’nrp,, application, Thli Item li treking a permit to hulld a SA-Lnch pipeline from. Baton Bouse, La., to larva Floridi. INUl lt-t! L.Uiv\MISSIUNtKi bALt. lu act-uiuaiu* u u j um Utuar V( Lmw Wiikttih WwUdk if* M%H*4l**d county, Florida, entered February litb, iubb, whereby we, A- U. I'eturion, Sr., George C. Harden and W, Henry Wight ea Com* mliilonere for Partition were ordered to icll at public auction to tha beat bid for caali, th* following deicribed land* containing B2S acrai, raora or leu, being all In Sanford Farm*, and located North of Drang* Dlvd. aa la abown by Plat of Sanfotd Farms ae recorded In Plat Book 1 at page* 12T, 1S8 and 1281k, of 8emh>oU County Rhrordi, to-wlti All of Block* "B ", 61, 5U, ST, 5S, 63. St, 49, 47, 43, 41 and 39 (U*s Lot S of Block 39), and nil of Block* 37, 35, 33i 31, 29, and 27 (Uaa that part of Block 27 previouily told and ahown by deed recorded in Deed Book 84 at peg# 84 of Seminole Coun­ ty Reeordi) and Block* 25 and 23, and Block 21 (tea* lota 1 end 8 (hereof), end Lot B of Block, 19, and Lota 8 and 7 of Block 11, end Lots 6, 8, 7,- and 8 of Block.7, and Lot* 2. 3, A, and that pert of Lot 7 lying Wait of Dralnaf* Canal of Hloelt S will on Tuaaday, Starch tha 8. 1968 at elavan o'clock A. M. at tha Front door—being the weat antrann— of the Court Houia In Sanford, Saminola County, Florida tell tald m l eatate to the hlgheat bid for rath tn effaatuate aiM Court Order. Thla advertlaement Notice la run tn rorrert th* time and place nf the edvertlaemenl run In The Sanford Herald on February 24. 1988. A. A Paterson, Sr. . ___________ Georg* C. Barden, W. Henry Wight, OMShC&pNERS * �,, WW'jJCP?' ,V' ■• ■■-■■*■« >■ ; . ' .t ■■' ■ « . . . ' ' jf: s,-' ' .• •> "V ••'• •'•‘S S w v ^ v ; * *l' i *i THE SANFORD. Enterprise •Y HELEN SNODGRASS Tha Sea Smut Explorer* of St. Johna River district got Into full and *MM, David, Robert and J»ek. In Xlsalmma* Friday war* Mr. aad awing iait Wednesday when a enjoyed a trip to the lok Tower Mra. T. R. Spires and Mr. and group ol nine local boya under awl Cypres* Gardena Sunday. Mra. Elmar Thompson. the guidance of Mr. Nelder met Mr. and Mrs. Nail Gilbert, who Sunday morning. Mrs. W. P. Wrdnesday night end elected the have been living In Eau Gallic, S m L , arcompanled by her daugh­ following leader* for Ihe group; are staying with Mra. Gilbert'* ter, Gayla attended tha dedication Head Scout, Randy Emanuel; As­ parent*, Mr. and Mra. James Mc­ tervlca of her grandson, Taut Wil­ sistant Head Scout, Harvey Dunn; ' by a m layo Grath. until t’ eir apartment in liam Brown, mn of Mr. and Mts. and Secrelary-treaiurer, Junior Wednesday • » a buay day for Paul W. Brown of Fern Park. Cunningham, Longwood Flra Department whan Orlando la ready. The group meet* each Wednes­ tha Lenswood Fir* Tower filled Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Larcnm Thia sarvlca waa held at tha lor auiiUnee. A flra covering ap- and daughter of Portamouth, N. H., Colonial Church of th* Nasarana day night at the achool auditor­ ium at T p.m. and the group ia proaimatelr W acrei had burned are visiting Mr. Lareom'a mother, in Orlando. open for more member*. Any b«y between 14th Street and Longwood Mrs. Selme Lareom, end aunt, l.aster Lyvinar it visiting rela­ interested, over 14 year* old, see Hilla Road and w«* threatening Mrs. Arthur Thompson. Th# Ray­ tives In Tampa. of the leaders for further in­ /«earby home* when th* Longwood mond Larcoms are guests at the Mr. and Mn. Jo# Morra nf Pro. one formation. The Scouts plan a bake fire-flghtara were aummoned. The Mount Vernon Inn during their vldsnce, R. L, were In Lake) Mary, sale Saturday Feb. U at 10 a m. home* war* not damag'd hut for atay here. Monday, looking over property in front of Guarraehari'a Drug a time war* earlouily threatened. March IT has ’ rn announced aa they have recently purchased here, Store. Th* Foreit Ranger* werea able th* date of the annual supper to be Mri. Mabel Garrla nf Umatilla and Mrs. William Trow of to art up a fire break and after held by the Women’s Longwood spent several day* with her bro- , St.Mr. Petersburg were visiting Mrs. eaveral hour* the fir* waa brought Civle League, Thia event will he Mr*. T. E, Spire*, held at Library Hall and serving thar and alstar-in-lgw, Mr. and Maude Lynam, Friday. under control. Mr. and Mra, O. II, Snndgra** At l:2S p.m, another alarm wna will be from 4 ;» p. m. to I p. m. purchased tha Laadnmn housa received when a grata Are on Mrs. John Reams and Mra. Mau­ Mr. and Mra, Joint tiruio nave of Longwood wye visiting Mr. Faitdena St.-went out of control. rice Rudolph are co-chairmen and awaiting tha ttma when ha will be and Mrs, M, II. Ryan, Sunday. Rill Shaw nf Atlanta, (la. was Sue to lha high wind thia Are will be assisted by the Mrs. Gar­ tranafarrad to Sanford. awept two city block* before being land Shaw, Mra. R. R. Gray, Mrs. Sunday afternoon, Mrs. P. D. calling on friends here Saturdav, Mr*. Anna Glass and Mi** Dons extinguiihed. th e Longwood fire* Linton Coi and Mrs. Ralph Steven*. Anderson honoicd Karen Seaman Faber were business Visitors in Tickets for tho "Country Steak men were able to ata.t a backfire and Jo Ann Newbury who .war* Urlandn, Monday. that brought the Nre under control. Dinner" are available from the celebrating Joint birthdays. After Mr. and Mra. Wealy Tjler spent There waa no damage to any of member* of th* League. tha opining of tha presents, tha Tuesday wlih Mra. Tyirr's slater Mr. end Mra. Norman Godfrey guest v wrote in tor »jiugru,..i and family. Judge and Mr*. the nearby home*. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Cameron of entertained lha Saturday Evening albums nf tha girls. The refresh­ Thomas Rivera and her mothfr, Orlando apent Wednesday visiting rtnochl* Club at their home In ment table waa nverlald with a Mrs. E. C. Vaughn at SI. Atigu*with Mr. and Mra. D. E. Leighton. Lake Pearl Heights last Saturday lar* can andtao dlta dlutamfuy a tinr. Jest Coltingham waa taken In evening Among those attending lara doth and the punch bowl it Allan Rr* idl«'lr t.in ef Mr ami the Sanford Memorial Hospital were Mr. and Mra. Charles Wale*, one and balanc'd the birthday Mrs. Edwin Braddnek waa the last Sunday evening. Wn are and Mr. Loul* Knoll of Fern Park. cake which carried 10 whit* can­ house aural nf Mr. and Mrs. Duo aorry to report that Mr. Cntting- Mr*. Maude Tupper, Mr*. Florence dles for Karen and U pink candles Stow ell In Sanford thia week. ham ta atilt quite 111 but baa Sunderlin and John Hollister of fur Jo Ann. Tha table’s renterSgt. and Mra. Henry Crawford ahown tome Improvement ilnce Longwood. Refreshments served In­ piece waa a slivsr tray of red and daughter Ann nf Orlando. cluded, chip#, cnM cull, coffee and entering the hospital, therras, whch proved In he tiny , spent ' the weekend with Mr*. Mra, Olive Burmaiter has re- itrawbarry shortcake The host***, assisted by Mrs. r Crawford’s parents, Mr. and Mr*. turned In town after an extended O. B. Canada. corsage favors for the guests. trip to Trinidad and many of the Col. Lundy of Atlanta, Ga„ now Kugtna Seaman and Mrs. Russell Carrlbbtan port* of Intcreat. Berkley, served rake, ire cream, staying In Orlando, wa* calling Clarenre Bailey of Livermore friend* on Stone Island Friday. punch, nut* and mints to th* onMr. and Mr*. Clarence i\ Fall*, Maine, vlilted old neigh, young Isdtes. Invited to ha with Smith and Ronald ami Mr. and bora from Main* Saturday, Mr. the honnrres were Krancej Tillls, Mrs. C M flayter of Pulaski, Va . and Mrs. Ratfey are staying with Carnl Srhimminga, Susan Stub, enrnute to th# southern part of Mr. and Mra. Pete Blanchard for a few days. This Is the Baileys' fly VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON hings, Linds Humphrey and Nan- the slate stopped by for a visit with Mr, and Mrs. Milton Ryan. Mr. and Mr*. Georg# Mytrs of ey Jo Tumbler. first trip to Florida and they will Mr. and Mrs, Elmar Tbnmpsnn Captain and Mr*. L. F. Friend be louring the entire state before Brad«nt«n were retent guests of returning to their home In Main# their friands, Mr. and I Mrs. E#rl and Mr. and Mr*. T E. Spires an- and daughter Lonnie of JacktnnJoyed th* harassi race* *t the vllle spent th* weekend at their Mr. and Mr*. N B. Steward and .Toney. Mrs, A N. Sow»ll of Norfolk. Ren Whit* Raceway In Orlando , home at Green Springs. Capt Mn. Gladys White of Watervllle, Friend I* attached tn th* Naval Maine, who are visiting at the Va, and J. W. Braslngten end Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Damon Scott and Base at Jacksonville, Steward's, spent the day at San- deughter, Miss Lei* Braxlnglon nf 3rd Richerd It Harris, son landn Springs last Sunday and Chtnw, S. C., are visiting thalr family spent .Sunday with rela­ nf Sp Mr. and Mr*. F. R. Harrli, tives at Melbourne. Joysd th* many Intarasttng scents brother and slstar-in-law, Mr. and Friends of Wlggo Hetigard will former residents, now nf Elkton. there. Mn. C. T. Braslngton. Md. was discharged from the Robert Robertson, who it at­ Mr. and Mrs. Ulls Gossar and be sorry tn learn that he eon. U. S. Army at Ft. Devens,-Mass., tlnues III at the Winter Perk Me­ tending business college In Jarkion- son, Otis Jr. spent the weekend Friday,' Feb. IT. lie plans to enter villa, spent the weekend with his with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. morial Hospital. ^ Trt State University, Ft. Wayne, Th# Rav. and Mra. E. MrCnn. parents, Mr. and Mr*. C. L W. Sjoblom. Mr. Gossar, U. S. Ind . March tfl. Robertson on Main* St. Navy h*a recently htsn transfer­ aughay, parents nf Mr*. Earl The regular meeting of the Griffin and former residents nf Mrs. Cetile Malar* and friends red from Norfolk, Va., to Grtan P—TA was held at lha school Lake Mary, have rented tha Hnnd returned to Delray Beach leal Cove Springe, auditorium Tuesday evening at apartment fnr tha remainder nf Thursday morning for an eatanded William Kaehtlgal of Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. A program centered v«r* visit. Ohio, haa arrived to occupy hi* , lha reason. Tha Rev. MrCnnaug- around Founder's Day was given hay s a l paatnr *f th* Church nf and Mrs. Irene Jackman waa tha Mr. and Mr*. Rerjl Blankenship Lake Mary hom*. . have been called to Mlasourl be­ Walter Gardner has returned the Naearena soma years ago and guest apaaker. I■ cause of the aerloua 111ness of Mr. from a short business trip to At­ lbay have many friend* In l.ak* Tha past presidents were bnnMary. Blankenship'* mother. nrrd. Following a most inspiring lanta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. Julius rlrkerlnr program Ihe annual pie sale was Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Robertson Knjo) mg the Silver Spurs Rodeo nf New Hampshire are visiting hrltl, with tlires nf pie and coffee hta unrle and aunt. Mr. and Mr* and lea srrsed by Ihe hnspitalily I. Q. Piekerlng. rommillf*. Mr and Mrs Russell Scribner At the meeting nf the esecuand Mrs Ijswra Scribner nf Ruff- live board on Tuesday, the presi­ tv m s s a s H e it is e s s r - k f*<- T o m o rr** II it OiilOln# L i s h t a In N Y., are the guest* of Mr. dent, Mr*. Harvey Diinn. an­ i »* Jack Pair ihr-w nounced that srveral grade* had and Mr* A R. Southard. I i s Lev* atnry SiOl a < - * n u r s w i t s G a e l* W alt t •* Robert Q l.awi* purchased the perns they fte»tred I IS F ilm F a r* I 19 L'arte sa C a r s it a i fnr their rooms, I :** Ria Psvnrr lilt Cartoon C a rn iv a l t IS R"b Croshv tn the fir>l grade an niuarium • 0« W ssin sV . N e va • sp o rts I II Browne# arena* nis been added, whllt tn the fifth s i t IteiMtiviiui w itn E l# in * • :SO h m s ri K tirin m * l i * s Rrtantsr P it grade Ihe class d#rtdfd on songt U 1 im t tor C h»ppr t i l Peer*) Storm hooks and a subscription to two 1 I till T h a u r » * u » t t>r*m* I I I On Tour Screnot I t s J-iee D s tr V a c * acienta niagaiinei. t il* Kutun Hno# ■ s iiK a The eighth grade voted upon ail's Duta) Choc •#"«#*#»■ CluV ■ o im st study guide record* n their pro­ h i V o irs ef P lr a e ls a * S:H ject All these gifts h*** heen Lota Lure ifm is s i 1 1* srsm b e r ftrlS s «:*a Mleksy Mans* Clap m* I* possible by the P TA and 1«»* It P a r t s * I SI IS M r. D is tric t A tta rn s y other grades will announce their a is w r v . ) . , . suss b le h t h ew s Report i u A R aw * l y WILLIAM GLOVER choice soon lin o P s t t i p * i« s s o v t.aa m e n t T a sttrs NEW YORK Too many paotit* a d ia T i l Honor roll for Ihe pi*t six Miii •a la ir a - u t i t i* Soktn H o s t pie. Judy Tyler ftndi, go after aur- weeks has been announced by l «s ■urea A A lis a a i* J s i F a ru m cess the wrong wty, prlnrlp.il L. n. Hayman. m n n * si I U rs Luc* "Don't *t»rt figuring wh*t you Thlcd grade—filisan H'an, Taul SIS n s c s m h sr A ria * asowNiee IS.JS. • t u d lo O a t w*n' to be." advise* Broadway's Sermons, Jimml* Walker and Do­ iii* • t ild ls On* new heart thrnh. "Juit derid# first lores Zavlnskl. m i l l it. es t l O c|ocIt I t s p s r t ;»9-w is et*?" lilts Lai* Show uh*l you don't w#nt to ba," Fourth grade—J’ejgy Brayelte, .'»•/ Herat#* aa*v Hill Raws A 40 setaia Ktnfarse Kitty Rurnell, Karen Melrler, Car­ For hrowneyed Jibly tha for­ T taiaa ar ■set Pstlera mula li working Just fine. olyn Sermon*, Brenda Wilinn, and ■ nW IIW W gn-Oa Program *Moms • 41 T e s t F tte ro le s s r a n K tw t-W saisse Mts* Tyler, who confidently Bnhhy C«r*nn. Si era I* ■ l»*W t r a i a K otses a t e * plunged Into ihow builrei* light i se a re * Fifth grade; Shirley Slumpf F ilm F a r * s « i- if:a m * y a m ago at th* ag* of II, I* the *»•'# *»up TeeitWa Sixth grid*; Marla Braddam, tit pea H etisa t i l l * I t r l f i a I t R i« k IS •• n e rry M sara currant princtn of tha Rodgari A Cnselt* Gerling, Carol LederIS IS A r th u r UodfiasHammeriteln muilcal comedy dy­ hauia, and Larry Rennet. t i l A r t i e r O edfree H itt L*vt «r Lira ta • t r i k e It R ise A skating party was enjoyed nasty, and th* romantic lure of 'Tip# Dream" *4 tha Shubart by IT members of the local Methodist Ynulh Fellowship at Thaitar. Judy'* fara and voira are wall- Daylnna Reach, Friday evening. kanwn also to lha ynungar genara- Chaperone* for the group were tlnn, ilnca for nearly three years the Rev, and Mra. Roltrrt H. M V * :, v z : •he was on th* "Howdy Poody" Carr anti Mra. McGowan. Hdoorm n in g Main W atoliM An unusual program n( music Havlaion ihow. lx ; a;: lif t R esei Getting th* rnla In "Plpa D rum " was hrld at the Methodist church Dai n e* —which hi* her tinging duets with Sunday evening, hased on Ihe Repeat Fpefer aae# lis t tv £ : 4 ': ; former Metropolitan OperA afar ■lories of tliraa well known 1 :1 * le e r is ■**# W e ria At R e e l Must* at Reader* Helen Triuhel and rommclng with hymns g i v e n »y Mrs Fr#eRiaio ■ w Farm mi wm ASIA Me ear . esiap Hattae* handsome Wtlliim Johnion—wi# i mnnt l»ng, Mrs, Ernest Dinning Awe ant Mra. Whitcomb. The stnamg drum break for Judy. Sht'i never f R aaek of those hymns and many other e r l* * r Th ree played on Broadway before, lh*w g e l t Rkvenhitred MU* Tyler wi* favorite ones was done hv a eeeea fterlew quartet composed of Mrs Elsie called to tha attention of lha pro­ Wulf, Mrs. Cecil Sailers, Fay Lee a ; *#$•■• wit» ducer* afltr . tinging on tha Sid and tha Rav, Carr. Teen Ttma SCSI iiga of * 0411 T* *•»•» Vail*at 'A ir Caaiar lummar TV ihow, and aft Tha gutst organist Mrs. Robert le n a ie a i • r ana audition, w n htrad on thn Allen nf DaLand was assisted by L-eea if lit* |H | Mr*. Sellar* and Mra. Ralph "lafnra that 1 had baan m a Stumpf at tha piano. S i t ' • • • " stag* axactly four week*," rteill* s r k * « B a p a rt Lot* Ati .-e •v r Judy, "pitying In ■ summer circuit RahL Q L«» a (r a y O 'aleak d a b revival of 'Annlr, G*t Your Gun.’" "Whan aha visited me In Ihe s v V a T ,;; » [ l i A l l O la n e s Until "Plpa D rum ," aha add*, dressing room her* the other Reh Creaky •‘ • S ri Cfestaa "I waa a baltar, I had a ruggad week." Judy-enthuses, "I got down P e eeiln aa I Relghtae Dap on the floor and ailaamed. You’ve voiea." got ta reipect har. Ska's a dyna­ New |ha ia taking voiea las ion* A ("Hem long will yw kava a vole* mo." if you don’t laarn how ta taka ear* Soma of that asm* (urging, selfof it"?) but cnnfaaiaa that har own reliant spirit la elaarly a pari of ataga Idaal la tha atar with tha the Tylar assault on show huilneis. braaaiHt haga of alt—Etkai Mar- 'T v a got fil kinds of Ideas," H . JA M E S G U T A G E N C Y aha proclaims. "And what don't I man. ’k.: -- **■;***?'" jj J *■ . wan*-to b*T I don't want to ba a IIS CAST FIRST S T R U T half-baked anything." report*! $000,000 for back- altaodT and hack taxei. If* also troe that I he’* heen In town for several-wafkkg without engaging In any ol tia' flis'i mntta one-punch Sunset strip brawls for which he was famed a decade ago. ... —1 ^ ! nut a rrformed F'ynn? N’ecfV, "It's all a lie, a malicious slan* j der alarted, I suspect, by Bruc* Cahot," Errol reassure*. "Don't bolieve a word of it. "The only difference between lha j so-callc.l new Flynn and the-old Flynn is that the new Flynn.Is lha same a* ever only more dllttrcL And please spell that with three E's. Nothing else haa changed," It hasn't either. A visit tntha set of NRC’* seiren dlreclork-vpI»y»! The Rev, J. Hollister Lynch of Cincinnati, who I* visiting hi* son and daughter-in-law, Mr. amt Mrs. Harold Lynch, gnve a most inspiring talk at All Sninls Episcopal Church of Enterprise Sunday morning. Among tlie worshlppera were guesta from DeLand, Deltary, Snitfonl. After the sermon the Rev. Eh!red Mny ami the Rev. Lee llrntnn of Dnylonn Reach Introduced the Rev. Lynch tn th# congregation. Th# Rev. Lynch, a 'f a r nut of a water g'ass between takes; charming every girl on the spt from th# leading Inly to thn wlrdrob* sramslrrss and surprisingly- -• his PX-molhcr-ln-Liw. \{ Mrs, Jack Eddington, mifthar o| Nora Eddington Flynn iU yacs, had this to aay about herkX**BO> fro m Lake Mary TELEVISION Judy Tyler Says Too Many Go After Success Hard Way I tfOW M M Uy • a a 14( >*i \l o id * , ia GENERAL EI ECTHI C S A V £ M O R E . ■B U Y 4 I! RADIO g 5 o o d / : General Insurance J A W & OUT \ ! will not ba ratponribla fer 117 debt* Ineunad by u y m i otkvr than myaalf. V T. 1. BarfUtd Csilluty-J'. t i jp lita ^ te n FOH h im ! ^ si irfL.; ,v., .. Peanut oil la Ui*d ntenalei far massaging polio latienu. It 41*o mad ai a carrier for adr* alia In the treat mint oi aathn and other ail menu. LitatiflEMMiBllfigm™ M cyy re ta p p a b tm firm {Here's ontstanrflng Tthia.* Ton aetually got new tlru traction — nrpr tire appearance on '•II foiu wheel* «t this acmallonal low prices. Hurry — don't mis* thia big economy buy! Applied fw Mined »fr» bedlpg or M y « n r «w a 4- it 113 s. PARK SANFORD kV f ig II U LflA r f 1l l U r V e i n NOTICR PHONB 71 H. JAJfSf SUT O IT _ y* I R V I C I S% T O R I ■■- I « ■>- PHONE 222 - 223 1, ' v e u �ftMMO! waa attacked by u a i or Indi­ T H j eouMn’t da It by fore• wtthr rectly by party boa* Khruahekev, out cataitroplM for Uicmte!ve*. But, WASHINGTON tH—fltnll* * halra Pram tar Bulganin, Deputy Pre­ aa they now make plain In thrownow denounce him like men anx- mier* Malenkov, luslov, Mlkoyae inI gtatln'i bulldoaer out the winloua to get rid of a eUnch. Becom­ and Kaganovich, and Poralfa Min­ dow, there are other wggi to try. ing eo eatreme about It •* auddtn- uter Molotov. They talk now of economic help ly, they rale in Immediate qu*»- Summed up. thii In affect wai t* thair neighbor*^ of. letting comBBiMBViifdr ^ f 'i in -Ini cYia.uf'ue n( sin'i They oiauiau Hiwmam" d e ia lO b K3H 1 Theie new Kremlin leaden. on thair old bon, line* In other ecualrtei, of Rutile tumbling over ie another to con* Ho betrayed tha spirit of tho aa a friend and not a menace, of damn Stalin at ihl. Involution with ana-man rule: ba taking over' where they ean by hla right-band men either «U or twiitcd hlitory in his writing!; ha peaceful and legal meana. They pert of the I t yeara he ran the i*t back tha Revolution with hU reaerve the Idea of forceful over­ thow in Rmtla. He died In HU. domeatle and foreign poUciaa; and throw for only the biggeit and If he waa aa bad aa they now aoma or all af bla Old BolalMvlk moat antl-Communlit eountrlaa. lay he wai, why did they wait comradaa, whom ha had abot la till now to aay 10? Why did tney tha purge* of tha ltSn‘a, war* not only let him gat away with t framed. * Whale's Skeleton but cooperate with him and glori­ Why thii twitch by Stalln'i fy him In hla lifetime? helrsT They had to maka It. They To Be Exhibted They can’t claim Ignorance of had' lo glva communlim a freib PORTUGUESE BEND, Calif. US what wai happening. They were aod attractive look, which meant —A 14-foot whale, th* 1,100-pound part of It. Thii makai them hypo- wiping out tha Stalin look. Ha had oddity from polar water*, didn't crilea who either egree with him left tham and co m utiem hang- laat lent In eapUvlty. bul bar val* in hla lifetime or lack the guta ins os a hook. us aa an attraction Un't ell lost. to throw him tut, and now put on By the time of Stalin'i* death Sclaetlata plan to maka an * » thii act baceuie It cent* thair communlim, except far whit Am klbit of tha akalatan after *om> Rad Chine»* could da, waa Hand­ plating atudlaa. purpoie. At the Ruailan Communlit party a ing (till. Tha Waat wai surround­ The mammal, aimed Martha goth Congrtii laat week Stalin ing Simla with alliai, ar trying Washington by her eaptort, lue. to. And Stalin had made cam mu- numbed Thurwdey t* whet > vet­ alim rapulilva, even to aa Ignor­ erinarian deeertbed la shock and ant native of Malaya. heart failure. She hat, been placed Communlim tha world aver had In a larga tank ai Marlnaland of become m ocL 'ad In paopla’i tha Pacific Wednesday, ment, alrlinti, lailllea and appar­ Ironlci, ai a group, avtrage lower mlnda with violence, aggrauion. Skin dlvar AI Hanien found th* el, auiai and truck!, coal, mining by 0.1 per cent. Thu li dui In murder, purge: liquidation of even young mammal beached in a kelp larga part to the unfavorable tha party faithful, aubvaralon, aub- bet at offshore Sant* Catalina Is­ and metalworking. Doing battar than th* average showing of one ol tha Induitry'a lervlene* (to Ruiila), and mea­ land. She waa rowed and ferried were: farm equipment, plan, gianta bard hit b. strikes. ger rawardi. to th* Marineland ocaanarlum at paint, auto auppllari, rallroadi, Stalin. In becoming tho aymbol this Los Angela* County beach MEMBERS OF PARTY chemlcali, drug!. of communlim, had become th* community. ARRESTED Induitrlali n a whola did battar aymbol of all tb# fyranta In his­ than th* utilities and rails. Th* DAMASCUS, Syria <* - Sevan tory. ORDINANCE DEFEATED 40g Industrial co,npa„lai aver­ mambari of th* outlawed Syrian And for year* he had had no TAMPA UP—A proposed 'Ordi­ aged 371 per cent higher, than Social Nationalist Parly have bean new bfaai. Ho had become Inca­ nance to eliminate Sunday b ir the pravloua year, Tha railroad! irraitad on a charge of eomptrlng tales In Tampa and end them avenged 33.4 par cent batter — to aaaaiilnat* three high military pable »f takln: advantage of naw weekday! at midnight waa defeat­ striking galm by mm* road* wtra officer* and a mtmbtr of Parlia­ and favorable illuaUoa* by chang­ ed by tha city board last night. offiat by ftva carrier* ihowing da- ment, military eourt lourcae said ing hli tactics. Ha.wasn't letting communlim amend, H# waa treat­ Th* board approved, however, a eraaiad aarnlngi due lo flood* or today. other ipedal eauiet. Tha regu­ Tha plot allegedly waa aimed at ing it aoltd behind the Iron Cur­ resolution asking tha county to In­ clude a referendum on the Isiun In lated utlllllei followed their uiual Brig. Shawkat Shurkalr, Syrian tain, quiet eouri* for an avaraga in- army chief of ataff Capt, Abdul Tha naw laadcra muit, If thay th* May 5 primary "U legally posHamid SarraJ, chief of tho army ara to win againrt th* Wait, alble." crena of 12.1 par cent. Only two Induitrla* are In the 2nd Bureau; Capt, Mohamad Jar- chaug* this world vlaw of Russian Tha Japan*!* beetle, flnt dedeerened aarnlrgi category In'rah, military proitcutor, and Ak- communlim, icoop up In any way tha airly return!. Aircraft, with ram Hmiranl, leader of the opport­ they can th* nation! not atUchad laded in thii country In ItlS, baa u n e out of four ihowing decline!, tlon reiurrectlon (Arab Social!*! to to th* th* Wart, Wait and avan soften and now been found ai tar west ai the Mississippi Valley. |break tha Wcrtarn partnarihlpi. avaraga off by 3. per cent. Elec- party. J ly JA M IIP M A U -O M W appean la virions forma—that air** ean help In tha disposition of thoughts end ftomlnole C ounty surrounding our beliefs. fw ay, s*t>eri«idnif i period tw it eon- ~ n h bringing tip tnn qatititaa,"‘ w* liu** htm. And thoee who i n eonfuied but one thing in mind. Ultimately that tha eltliana of Sanford and Samlnola County perfect right to be a«. oral ivinti of recent dite have led may know tha truth and explanations, to f our eltiseiu to think in two dlree* fronted with tha truth and explanations, to be continually be advised of the facts con­ srtunataly, then# wnfualone are cerning thi happenings right here under our rtjr u we Hi it the preeent time on not*. No bettor words could have been used fecoi min mad#.. And then are soma than those of a widely known attorney when h# apoke, "The United 8tatea never loses! Should the defendant win or lose, should the government win or lose, the United States never loses—when Justice is done." No one will lose when the truth is told. Whan tha ehlps are down, truth,will hurt or heal on to tha weight of tha words In those truths that are finally told. When facta are kept from th* eitisena of a community, tha eitlitns lose. When th* facts are made known at tha time they era made, then we are all advised and the ability, to serve as a citizen la enhanced. " A Seminole County Grnnd Jury will no doubt delve further Into its findings of. a Meant data and come up with some of tho facta that we ara looking for, but until thnt time, every effort should be mads to tell Sanford eitisena what hns be n going on behind their backs. W# ara not "agin no one," nor ara wo fd lfr "for aomaone", w* want to know th# truth, PiHlblr th i Board of City Commission* th* facts, the plans, tha engineering, and the fedld dear the air somewhat ai to what reasons for unfortunate circumstances thnt going mu mad* others turn their faces toward us and fP triupe, many df tts ari too busy, in too say "isn't that a shame." MMh of arbrnry. to alt down and pitta* with - Sanford is a proud City, basically, SemiNawn or to think deeply Into thi cutis* note County is * proud county, basically. KULlffoct of certain challenrlnr Incidents But when some one In the night creeps In thiMould he uaed to mar tha future growth and gaga th* pride then there should be •f sur good City. soma brave soul who can come along and .* Certainly, some of us are determinedly untie tha knots that bind. Mvlnced our own belief* are ultimata W* feel thnt the only counsel we enn Withe. But, we ask, how many nf us are giva is this—that we be given the privilege rljfht? Thar# la whero the “clearing of tho of laying the facts bafora the people of Sanford and Seminole County In the news The Sanford Harold columns. Ws any, listen and learn so thnt plans ean be made to correct the errors thnt hav# occurred. K Th* eltlienn should be provided with the aaaurane* that their money ia being spent wlaely and to th# best advantage—not to tha whim* and desires for tha ultimata goal of reaching a selfish motive activated by personal desire, revenge, personal gain, and Monday, February 27, IBIS* th#Selfishness, satanle devotion to power can but do* , V TODAY'S BTBI.R TKBRR . atror « City whoa# objective# are but those : A'praySr if HkbakkStr tha prophet upM of progress, cleanliness, improvement and service. igtenoth.—Habakkuk 8 :1. itfons to be Midi. It |g right of iKtaan to ilk for thiM explanation* thrir may (todda for thdnuelve* whit i tiki. undmUnd that aopie lnviatlgitloni Adi. We do not deny that Inveatigeri proper. But, until thi preeent moJure has bain no npUnitlon to th« ■ho foot thi bllie of thtlr City and ••pielilly In tkla initanci thi «f thi City, on whit basis weri rastlgitlons ttartid. M a r whoM dlreetitrai weri thty made who *ulded them to their final analysis? ; posgib'' for folks who hav# worked and p> >ed and atlntid, to pay their a of burden of a growing City to ■ the behind euch a move? feme'll .Mtlgatora have been used In pilat and probably will be uaed In the ire to delve into what problima cannot «*v#d by employes already on the City'a Profit Reports Better This Year Br SAM DAWSON NEW YORK uP-NIne out of Ian corporation* ara turnlni In baltar profit report* today than a year ago. Thair Inereai* in n*t Inroma after laxei in 1S9S average! about a third higher " n 1034. For many of them tha proipecb of continu­ ing on th* upgrade are good for tho firit hall of IMS. So far, SIS corporation! — of all iliei, and icallerad through most major Induitrlaa — hav# reported on their 1355 operation!. Th* num­ ber will (wall rapidly in coming day*. But. taka tha 111 a* repraiantalive of what li lo com*, and you find only 51 of tham reporting a deelin* In aarnlngi. Even In th* belt of boom tlmai, however, lh*r* ara laggard!. Eight of ihe 115 operated at a net Ion laat year compared with IT In IPV4. Th* 111 ihow combined nat profit* after taiaa of S10,ftif).*4l,53S. In 1SS4 tha aam* SIS had total earning! of ST,SW,#15,350. Th* In* ere*** ll |3,415.M4,1M. or 31.S pat tent. Th* gain for th# U S. Trtaiury U roughly tha aam*. ilnra eoroorallon* put aiMt for fadari1 In­ come taiaa ‘i t a i t tha aam* amount thty rtport aa nat profit!. Loading tha paradt In porrtntaga gain* over Iht pravloua year ara thoia Induitrlaa who luffertd moit from tha 1B34 raratilon or thoia Had In with th# big boom In th* auto Induilry. Tho big gainara Include: maat packer!, itaal and Iron, rail equip­ EXTRA DAY IidiV! DOLLAR T U E S D A Y -W E D N E S D A Y GENUINE IMPORTED PINE STEEL 100 S C IS S O R S • IMPORTED GERMAN STEEL • DON'T MISS THIS, SCISSOR BARGAIN Don't Let The Tree Be A Fire H azard Orange City 2-BEDROOM HOME & LOTS W EDNESDAY, FEB. 29 - 1:00 P. M Tha homa on a larga lot . 15 z 142 ft. . at IT Patlin Ava. Of masonry block construction, tha Douia haa bata built of tha vary b u t materials with top-quality workmanahlp; haa aaphalt ahlngla roof, aluminum jaloualaa, plate-glan picture window, tfla allla, Venetian blind* and travaraa rodi, furred walla, Inaulated calling!, electric wall beat, aaptlc tank and laundry dry wall, *tc.| living room, 2 badroomi, tile bathroom with bait fixturai, Hla kltchtn with natural finlih pin* cablnata, and vinyl cork floor*. Utility room plpad for laundry, doubla uncrete* floored carportaf all flush doora of mahogany) bratieway with full aluminum irreenlng; all floora ara doubla hardwood Oak) roof haa wlda overhang with enclosed h e a m i. The home and all lota hav* ORANGE CITY WATER. Tha homa and Iota ara altuatad in an aitabllahed nalfhborhnod of nlca raaldancei, within a block of ichool bua, with all modant convanltncea and utllltfea at your dlipoial. Juet a abort two block* to tha heart of downtown ORANGE CITY at U. S. Highway 17-01 and »h* ORANGE CITY Watar fountain. Enjoying cool hraaie* at all tlmea, thii property la 70 ft. ebovy iea level, tha hlghoat point In Voluala County. GIRL'S NYLON TOPPERS 7 °° HAND WASHABLE WHITE AND PASTEL COLORS DOUBLE BED NATION WIDE > BIG TABLE CLOSE OUT • CHILDENS STRAP OXFORDS • WOMENS SANDALS • OVER 100 PA IR - BQY'S SIZE • TO 12 MEN'S WALKING - ..... - By IIHHITT C»M ■» ff YOU CHANCE to walk on 13rd itraat, between Ninth and i Tanth Avanuat in Naw York, you m!|ht *lva a thought ta Imant Clark Moon, waalthy profaasar af Oraak and Hebrew rha Uvad than In MS4. Tha , ama of homa wai “Chalk ," latar applied to tha ■ rhsla diatrict The good pre« (•nor tlrad of hia Oraak and Hebrew long anough om avo­ ting in m s to daih off a lit)* poem. Ha eallad it "A ITIaifc from Saint Nleholaa," ind tha motor of tha varaa "Twu the night bafora autawag, whan all through ItoshaUM,” ate., ate.) wai ORLANDO — BEAUTIFUL HOME on BIG LAKE CONWAY — End of DELIA AVE. off MATCHETT Rl). — FRI. DAY, MARCH 8 - 1:30 P. M. Only French Provincial Hnma of thii Kind In thla Area, Pattarned larga and small block construction! S hadrooma and I bath*, with additional ■irvant’s quartan • containing bedroom and bath. Cathedraltypa living room • dining room with beam calling*) 4 fir*placaa thruout. With ahlngla roof and copper gutter*, tha homa haa coppar pluming thruout, Including a 100 gal, copper water heatar and atorag* tank. City bua aarvlca • property hat a completa underground ■prinkler lyilera, • DOUBLE BED FITTED • TWIN BED SIZE 1.61 BIG SELECTION CHILDREN'S JEANS FLAT SHEETS SHORTS 1.69 SHIRTS • FIRST QUALITY ALWAYS •SINGLE BED SIZE 1.59 • PILLOW CASES .42 NATION WIDE CONTOUR Bargain BED SHOES SHEETS 1 . 0 0 PR. 1.89 , Imported 2-49 TOYS ' ■1 MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE KHAEI OCALA . TUBS., FRR. |g . 1:30 P. M. MODERN 2-STOHY HUME and GARAGE APT. In EXCLUSIVE “OCALA HIGH­ LANDS" Corner N. Michigan Ava. and Marion Drlv* Over­ look* COUNTRY CLUB and GOLF CUURflR 10 Room Modtrn Horn* Homa la completely furnished. Haa nice fireplace, hardwood floor*. Attractive landicaptd ground*. 8-Room Garage Apt. Can b* adapted aa Income rental unit, guart ham* or re(nation room. Immediate pox' aatelon available. All city con­ venience! and NO city taxes. An opportunity will b* given to buy home aeparataly or th* property ai a whole. DAYS 1.98 MEN'S FULL CUT DUNGAREES 1-79 88c • BIG ASSORTMENT • TRUCKS-PLANES TRACTORS • ALL BARGAIN FRfCI MEN'S LONG SLEEVE WOMEN HOUSECOAT SPORT SHIRTS DUSTER COATS • DOLLAR DAYS FEATURE • SIZES—SMALL-MED.-LARGE MEN'S CHAMBRAY PEARL LAKE PARK - LAKEFRONT HOMES1TES - LAKEVIEW LUTS 7 Ml. from ORLANDO-WED, MAI1CH 7-1:00 P. M. TERMSi W% dawa at AacHaaa, halaac* announced, |-^ANSBROUG|J • LONG SLEEVE — FULL CUT • TWO POCKETS SANFORIZED .V./ -V -'.Vi.1v1! M \ M M H �I ' TC T 3 T T I Local Interested Women Are Asked To Register Soon VfMjuOi United Daughters > Confederacy Haypf; Regular Meeting*"* Registrations for a now course In I Practical Nuralnf will be tekeh through Friday, Much g. George W. Mark*. Volutla County SuperInlendrnt of Public Instruction an I nounred today. The course will be School and Halifax District liospi tal, Daytona Beach. Students completing the twelve* month course satisfactorily will be eligible to take the examination given by (he Florida Stats Board of Nur Registration and Nursing Education to become a Licensed Nurse. At the present time there Is a heavy demand (or Licensed Phebesn • Goldtn Clrclo Class Practical Nurses for employment of First Baptist Church he'd its In hospitals, physicians' offices, snnual banquet al Today's Rest* | public health agencies, and private auranl Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m. homes. This couise Is approved Doenratlons Included eweet peas by the Volusia County Medical So­ and othar aprlng flowers along ciety, District C Florida State Nur with pal* green candle*. sing Association, Florida Slats The ' guests were presented Roard of Nurs* Registration and corsages. Mrs. Bob Landrath pro* Nursing Education' Florida gtate tented the program while Mrs. Department of Education, and M. N, Cleveland gave tha Invoca* U. 8 . Office of Education. It Is of­ tion. Readings ware given by Mrs. M. T. Haynes and musle by MKMHKKa IN UUUD n i a .v uiPiu. Al a progressiva Dinner new snursuay evening by in* Lame* so­ fered Jointly by the Volusia County ciety of Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Englnemcn several members received their 25-year Roard of Public Instruction and Mra. 1). F. Helms. Mlta Margaret Reynold* was pine. Shown, left to right, Mrs. II. >1. Fortner, Mrs. If. K. Turner and Mrs. Hassle Roller In the home Halifax District Hospital. of Mra. J. L. Horton Jr. where the main course was served. (Photo hy Jameson) Applicants for the course should guest speaker. Thos# present to enjoy the havi a trnth grade education, or delicious meal wera Mrs. Reynolds Us equivalent by t.st. The age B I R T H S R°b Bruce Given Mrs. A. Haynes, Mrs. Cleveland, limits for entrance are IR to 43 Mr*. Carlton Todd, Mi*. Richard years. If over 43, the applicant Mr. and Mrs. Donald Baron an- Farewell Party Calloway, Mrs. Lowell Tripp, must qualify In mental and phyilnounce the birth of a daughter, _ . _ Gordon Frederick, hire. Nash . - . — . .. R°b Itrure was given a fare- cal fitness. Other requirements (or Kennedy, Mrs. H. R. Heckenlwvh, Schedule of Miss Myrtle Wll Jeanne F.llen, Feh. ?* «t 13:07 well flan.'* v , Rirhird entrance are good health as atMrs. H. Stanley, Mrs. II. V. Nelson. son, home demonstration agent p m. weighing 7 Ihs. 7 os. Mrs. t tested hy a physical examination Mrs. R. E. Brown, Mrs. D, F. Feb 39 • March • is as follows: | Baron will be remembered as the r |n*b'rt »* the latter's home in(j \j 3 cltltenshlp as attested by Helm, .Mrs. Eugene Pennington, former Miss Jeanne Lane Stiller. IrnnJ * P m. til 10:30 o'clock. two copies of a birth certificate or Mrs. E. J. Martin, Mrs. W. J. Feb. 29; Junior and Senior Girls -------------------Refreshments were eerved and naturalisation. 4 H Clubs, Lyman School, LongBrooks, Mrs. H. A Hall, Mrs. H. R. Parker, Mrs. L. A. Bsrley, Mr*. wood. meeting date change! from .Mr. and^ Mrs. b|rl||C. 0,F., Grantham dauchUr> the youngster* "danced and The registration fe# for the ' course Is 33, and the cost for text Tom Mero, Mrs. MUdred Landrath, Feh. « . at 1:30 and U " P ® Patricls Ann. weighing 7 lbs. 1 01. chatted ” Miss Dot Carter and Miss Mary Demonstrations to be Xustsrd pfh Enjoying the .vent were Jackie boo,k', un‘f?rm^ #,C.’ * ', • » ' {n[8.30......... am . . . . ................ . ., . . malely 173. Thf student Is ra* Louisa Smith, Variety" given by two girls in The grandparents are Mr. and ,y* nnn wexoy, Bamira l pon,||l|a („r her own maintenance ----- ------ — —— each club. Mrs. D. If. Grantham of Sanford Kader. Roh Bruce. Sonny Sklnn- whlle In training *1 the school. Tha March 1; at • a m. Red Cross and Mr. and Mrs. John Williams *r, I.*d McCoy, Judy Ludwig, school provides dormitory faclllch”' ! ,l th* r>nt p Seminole Rebekah "Kick Oil" Breakfast it Mayfair of Fern Beach. 1 Dolan Wellmon, and Busan Junes, lies for approximately 110 per a At 7:30 p.m. Prayer M*edng I r t r l f l A D n n a t f i C Inn. will be held at the First Baptist to O U g C 1 /0 1 1 0 1 6 3 At 10 a.m. Longwood Home Church. Demonstration Club meets at the At 8:11 p.m- Training L'nloa To National Fund Workers’ Council will be held at | The Semlnoli Rebekah Lodge library in Longwood. DcmonDrathe First Baptist Church. No. 43 held H* regular meeting tion to be on "Upholstering." The Worker* Conference of Thursday ovenlng In'tho I.O.O.F. Covered Dish Lunch, the First Christian Church will | | a||. Mrs. Nelli* Futrcll Noble March 2; al 1:30 p.m. Executive meet 7:30 p.m.. in the church 0rin(1 prc,jdln|. Routine businessnoanl meets with Miss Wilson si dining room. All teachers, old - 1transacted. her apartment, ears, sponsor, end education rom*| A donation wa* made to the M m h ,. N„ |oni, 4.H Wefk bemlttaemen are e*r*ct*d to at- Muscular Dystrophy Fund. Tend. Lester Thr*t>, chairman, an Mrs. Leon. McLain was Intro- «‘"1 * . duced and welcpmed. *l,rch *• * * 1 p Bounces. ho 'V° ^ ' n V .u l. hl The Sanford Tourist and Shuffle- Mrs. Mae Myers and Mrs. Essie b'b"» board members will view a vari­ Cole Past District Deputy Presi- lh# Volusia Count) Tsir at Deety show starting at 7:30 p m. dents of District No. 10, were Inwith Mrs. John Lea as commen­ Iroduced and presented gifts from March I; at 9:30 a m. County Chorus meets for regular weekly tator and Mrs. Sldnay Vihlen as Mrs. Futrell. The Past Nobl* Orands will he practice. director of the show. ' The Naval Officer* Wives Club honored at the next meeting, At 7:30 p m. Ceramics Class meets at Scmmot* High School, will hav* their Benefit Fashion March g. -T ea at tia Mayfair Inn at I.W with clothas by Yowall's. Mrs. Thomas Lively Semlnola Chapter No. I OES Progressive Dinner will have the regular maellQB- at Staged By'Society- 1 Rdc&htly Honored g p.m. it tha Masonla HaQ, THURSDAY With Stork Shower CWF Group On# (tha morning Thursday Evening Mrs. Thomas Lively, was reThe Ladies Society of tha cirels) of the First Christian Churoh wi'll m M t'io 'a m T in ’th# Brotherhood of Loeomotlv. Fire- cenlly honored with a stork shnw-er ehuroh din "g room* Program tnro sod Eoglnmeo gathered a t 1given by Mrs. John Campbell, at Mrs J Belr- Hostess, « 30 P® Thursday for a Progres- the home of Mrs H B. Bans, the Mra. B a rto w S.‘ Hines; Jr. j slve Dinner. ..................... j honoree', mother. — SUNDAY The affair was In a way : Many games were played ^ The dedicationof P 1 n# e r a s t ' staged for four members. Mrs. through the evening Prlres were ■ehoolwill be held at 2:30 p. m. Turner. Mra. Roller, Mrs. Virginia awarded to Mrs. J M. Edwards Pratt and Mrs. Thelma Steel*, for m d Mr*. James Lee The donr ka tha school auditorium. having been members in the socl- prlre was won by Mre. R. I). Bass. Song Fest Planned The dinner started at th* home Delirious refreshments nf cake, of Mre. Fortner when Juice and which was decorated wtlh tlnv BY GLACE THURSTON Tha Ethel Root Circle of tho appitixers wera served. It then pink and blue booties, rokei, nuts Congregational Christian Church progressed to the home of Mrs. J. and minis were served. will sponsor an "Old Fashion Song L. Horton Jr. for th* main course Those enjoying V * festivities J e s t" Wednesday evening at 7:30 which was atrved buffet style with the honoree were Mrs. Ruby from a table overlaid with a lace % t th# church. ^ Price, Mrs. James Lee, Mrs. Al Coma out ond sing your favorite cloth. Candles Md asalsss were Johnson, Mrs. Rush Stafford, Mrs used for decorations. Co-hosteas •Mgs, and hymns. There win be Richurd Boyd. Mra. Tolar Rabun. • silver collection taken during with Mrs. Horton war* Mr*._ Vcr ” ‘ Mrs. Urban Lee, Mrs J. H Ednon Hardin. Mrs. Alfred the avening, to go for tho puru r,e ", wards, Mrs. Claude Ifittell. Mrs and Mrs. Walter Cook. ahaee af ayw Easter music. members then progressed iZelma Whitmire, Mrs. R. N. Light refreshments will be taThe the home of Mra. J. A. Calhoun Danis, Mra. Walter Price, eerved. Mre. Herbert Thurston, for dessert. Assisting her was Mrs. Mrs. C. F. Rales. Mrs. A. J Mre. Boe asc Carter and Mrs. Stin- E. A. Peterson. Naugher, Mra. R. D. Bass. Mrs. *M are la ahsrge. af the refresh- Merlague shells filled with Ice Clara Swaggerty, Mis. Ernest A. Tha Moj*gaahel linen aheatn jMnte. eream and charriaa war* served Hamilton, Mrs. L. L. Keller, Mra. John Campbell. Mra. R R. Ran*. with a ntany-aplendored Ufa . . • tn the approximately lg members Feather, b Year Cap Miss Norma Rans, and tha hon­ participating. ' ■uperbly flattaring on Ua own, The phrase "A Feather in your oree. Cap" Martad with tha India* War A Hill* crumbled blue cheese Many beautiful gifts were pre­ divine for dining when you pop on Benaet. E a c h feather repr*- adds tip to a carton of creamstyle sented fo Mrs. Lively, tha bolero with Its banding of presented a coup performed by cottage cheese. Serve with crunchy tlw wearer and was notched or de­ raw celery. Venlae lace around the ahouldera corated te daslgnsta tha typo of and armholea. Sizra 6 to 16 and 7 dead. Natarally, tha moro foath• n , tha mora notable Uta achiava- AMERICA'S FAVORITES to 17. 49.95 womaa coma la such HAVE NEVER BEEN crept into our language LAST TIME TONIGHT Frontier Day* and has FUNNIER! STARTS — 1:19 survived la tha present. Hence, !.06 q LAUGHS! whM complimenting a person on B. Good Invaatmant thla Spring a jeh wall dona, wa often say, eiaooMtw •That'* a feather la your cap." . . . a good llttla draaa with its divl rii hit or ahandend jacket This ona in silk aha applesauce and sprinkle with Iuc4 a smidgin af ground allsplca. tung .with crlap white stock aand Delileiooa with rUeaa nf baked ham. MONDAY The Brownlee Bible Class will meet 'in the Recreation Hall of Um First Presbyterian Church at g pm. Ior a business meeting. Toe Beardsll Ave. Circle will meet at the chapel at 1 p.m. for a covered dish luncheon. Tho Friendship League of the ^Congregations! Church will meet • in the fellowship hall it 1:30 p.m. ' ... Tho Sanford Story League will Bittt At B p.m In tha Yacht Club with Mr*. O. E. White program ehalrman In charga of tha story hour. Thars will ba aaecutlv# board meet at 7:80. Monday at 8:30 p m. tha 8 unbeams and G.A.’s of tha First Baptist Churth will meat. .• , Tha E. M. Wives Club meat at • p-»- for masting in the USO. The Relnbow Girls will meet at T:30 p.m. All olllcara ara urgad to attend as a practice will be held for tha Initiation. TUESDAY Tho Band Parents Association will meet at S pm. In tha band ML . . _ . Tha Past Noblt tiranda Club Obf tha Samlnola Rabekah Lodge will meat with Mr*. Ethel Moore, Til Myrtle Ave. with Mrs. Grace Cordell aa hoatesi. Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. tha Y.W.A.'s af the First Baptlat Church will meet. WEDNESDAY At 1:80 p m. a Training Union covarad dish supper will be First Baptist Circle Class Has Banquet Miss Myrties Sc/tec/u/e Apply Far OU Lina Lagal Raaarva Lift Iaauranca These and many other exciting now atylea will ba motleled at tha Officer’* Wive* Faahion Tea with Fanhiona by Yowell'a Thuraday, March 1 at tna Mayfair Inn. 8:30 p. m. Ticket* on Sale at YoweU'g. d U • louS K I K i . “D I A N E 0 v m -f ' 9^1-*.-'' ■" V. , la Peace, Health and Prosperity? If So, You Art Invited To VltU Tht ‘ ■»u’ 1 U N IT Y C U S S Valdez Hotel " p a s s i o n p l a y . . Tuesdays .- 7:45 P. M . t •HI •fail •414k' ■*4AAb. •n.- atha *I , • « "We Invite Charge Aeeounta' : 'S M , ; ’ : S ^ X ' f* *V* * COMING WEDNESDAY * . Art You InUrttitf-- •>m - r* ; month for students enrolled la the course. Students In training ,racelve compensation In the amount of $30 "e- month during the second quarter, »30 per month during the third quarter, and 173 per month during the fourth quarter. ■Local women Interested In at­ tending tho Practical Nursing course are urged lo contact the Practical Nursing Department, Mary Kart Vocational Sclool, P. 0. Box lilt, Daytona Baach, or tail CL 1-3081, cuffa. Sizea 6 to 16 and 7 to 117 4U 05 • People 60 fo 80 Xansaa City, Ms,—If yo« era under »0 , you tea still apply for a H .000 Ufa tnauranc* policy lo hoip lake care af final expeat** without burdening your fjmlly. ^Tou handle the entire trans­ action by mall with* OLD AMERI­ CAN of KANSAS CITY. Na ebllgallon. No an# will aaU aa you) Write today flat tree informa­ tion. Simply mall postcard or let­ ter (giving age) to Old American In*. C*., t W. 9th, Dept, LS08B Ctty, Me, Mr. and'Mr*. Herbert Thunton recently antartalned Mri. Al Gar* The Norman do V. HowaaA ration and daughter Alva, of Plainfield, N. J. The Garreitona are alto vltltlng with Mra Thunton's parents, Mr. and Mrs, E. f. Mra. 8 haron acted aa chattel* Goerg, of Mt. Dora, Fla. Mrs. Rs.v Herron It visiting her In the absence of Sira. J r St, ,n « |r White _a(ljr »W'H 'f i t - t t # ' w A . _-nd • M ii - .'V 'L W f ' • ean Flaz Plcdae and i&kas&.'-q llockenherry In iVashburn, 111. for m erate Flag Salutes were given. . some time. The meeting was presided over Mrs. L. J. Plat and son have by the president, Mra. F. E. been visiting her parents, Mi. and Roumtllat and routine business . Mrs. R. N. Windham. They will was transacted. leave tomorrow for her horns in Karlyle F. Houtholder- the* Key West. spokL to the group on “ the ivulll Friends of J. A. Ellison will be Movement In the South." After this "very Interesting* sorry to learn tha< he continues III In tho Seminole Memorial Hoi talk was given the hostesses eavw* * e<l cake and coffee to the follow*. pit-1. Mrs. L. Talbott Is ilill ill In the Ing members: Mra. J. H. NlchoU tun Mrs. K. H. Laney, Mffc'D.'" Semlnola Memorial KospHal. I). Caldwell, Mra. Roumtllat, Mra.' B. L Perkins, Mra. A. B. WaU Glared canned pineapple rings In lace, Mra. L, A. Brumley,. I | r * . a mixture of butler and brown sugar Margaret Marshall, Mrs. PtllllF (0 which a little soy sauce and grat­ Mari, Mra. A. K. Rossetter; Mrt. ’ ed fresh nr ground ginger har baan G. E. McCall, Mra. J. M.Haye*, , added. Serve with pan-fried pork Mrs. W. P. Fields, Mra. Mlnal*\ chop). Jones, Mrs. R. J. Holly, Mre.,J».. K ■v* ! ,M y y k m •' * *'*•* ', V �Lopez To Give Cleveland Team 'Shake W elt Enters Last Full Week In Seatc -- -- - • •? - B * *’• •dot, an old-fashioned shellacking tad an upset hava turned college basketball topey-turvy aa It aatara Ita last full wtok la tbs regular aid lady meant to talk to no one. At Unat Lota HtM|«d a question about Wade. tad 1 Una<tM Jemmy would, to* Da you know t t u a ba han’foaet* Id a Tyler tanked up from ally* pug bar anna lata tba alaavaa oi a tqveodec wrapper. "Tow would abl hava boon welcome. My tan baa gand U VUM Ida fir* wtfe'a grave. ft would hardly ha appro­ priate far you ta accompany bun.* "Why would It aotT" Lara asked. *1 hava only tba Ktadmt fatluii toward Virginia.” BlUa * u holy lag K n. Tjrlar U tba bad la tha ■nan adjoining roam, and Lera fallawad Usom to tba doorway. But Mr* Tjrlar did act anawor until U ia had gona scuttling off with a frtgtitaaad backward gUnaa for Uw% Than tba old lady lay b«k upon bar ptUewe and fixed Lera with a gaaa in which tbara waa nothin! but epoa dislike. ”1 should think,” aha sold. "that It would bo vary plain ta you that Vada la atm la Errs with Virginia.” Lara owallawad again* a dry throat bafara oho spoke again. “I understood that whan I married him. I hava not fooled myosU or Wada But I will not bollov* that aw hoar you. ■it quietly. M OflWM U th wtd'paro . 1 (um, nitsflXs, Ins'* Frlodif, III* Elen, lla T*o (loosen •dent Here —a/IS Mile H i d D ■rein K lo red a U , Jte rlc s n , R m| . Ins 1/lms, U sn llo fr»U» Trick, i t lt n llv t , tpeedy K e y ■UN h e r e —S t s M ile nred a « IH rt till, F lin t Look, SulsMt, luontDet, J u n e Bur. Jim hoy, la rk auede. D ix ie Dendy [yurib R see — S/l* M ile arao e. M ie»*l air I. Ducheee «*r*», Mounsin kddie, Htar A ll. w e n tlr h e e , (arSan** rin*l,*« c r rju i [Mlb‘ Mae* —a/10 Mite •raO* » lean* cup Aikemooee Buyer bird, .vckr Celire,, Meunlor. bed Herssi, Mumnrlst, stu m b le Boy ietti lleee ~ 4 /jf title qrede D }i> Jlnnle, tnesdster IV K., ttoMr Mk. *fountain Olrl, Deea heyal. irlsa, en try , Vtnoee . »iro —l/ie Mlle Orade a jfee jjhlp No liewajd, Oweei Mem. MivLulel Oolnf PI. Again. Blue *5 Speaker batted lid far O f A n d In tha' 1IM WsfU SfrUl with tha Brooklyn Dodgora pat AM not drlvo In ona run. By ED CORRIGAN NEW YORK IB - Rot Deliny, the ambling Iriihmsn from Villanovs, ttUl mi|ht git soma compotltloo la hit mile jaunts brfore the Indoor track eonoa rode. Qeorgo Xing, a 130-pound irnlor fram Now York Llntvoriiiy, hti entered the mile la Iho Knights of Columbua Games Saturdty. Ha won tha 1CU two-mll# Saturday, running tha tu t qugrtar In a kriithtaklng M.\ Even In.hlf heyday, Greg Rica prdbably tba aioit coailitrnt twontUar ta modern times, ovei busUad so fait la tha Anal quarter. King'e Anil clocking wai • :« and It broka Iha mret record of l;OT.I ■at by Dick chunk of Syrecuia la imo. Drleay kee keen thowiag a An* finlihlng kick all eaaeon, but with \Yai Senlre kenned, ha han't he) muck competition. Manhattan won tha (CiA title with M pointa to M far VUlanova but wan only two avihte to Villanova’i five. Tba Jgspsr winners wart Laa Maoce ta tha brosd jymp (U-att) ly Tlum bin* Tha broken wrlat, auffarrd by Nortk Carolina Stata’a Aon Shav Ilk, unfrocked Stata ai favorlta to win He third etraJshl Atlantic Coaet Ullo. Tho eonfordnea Championihlp now la up far grabc among Stata, North Carolina, Waka forest and Duka is tha thraa-day tournament opening nureday with tba winner going to tho NCAA. Tho dafanatvo parades turned the Big Tea race Into a tortoDa-and here drama. Iowa Anally caught TUInola Juit bafara fhair ahawdown at Iowa City Saturday, Tha Illlnl, who had held Ohio Stalo’a Kobln freeman to II polnta while run­ ning up II atralght victories, foil Into a lie with Towa (10-1) whan they eouldn't even hold freemen to ». Robin scored 4S and Ohio Stale wan by three, OT-St. Tho shellacking waa applied by Alabama and capped tha revolt against Kanlueky'o 11-yesr reign In the Southeastern Con/erenra. Alabama mauled tha Wildcats 101TT, With three games remaining, it e .s clinch at least a share of ita first litla since lttf by boating Tennessee tonight. Kentucky, as runner-up, Is the likely SEC entry In tho NCAA however, slnea Rama's Arst five aro four-yoar man and are Ineli­ gible. Wichita perpetrated tho upset, amacking Houston tt-Tl and tossing a lifeline to St. Louis In the Mis­ souri Vslley Conference. Houston could have clinched an undisputed litla with a victory, but now may have to settle for ■ iharo If St. Louis esn beat a Jinx and Okla­ homa ASM Saturday. N.C. Stale lest Shsvllk, a dandy 4-g rtbounder and holder of the Wolfpick's three-year scoring rec­ ord with l.TIS point*. In Saturday's M-TA overtime victory against Waka Forest. State finlshtd tha regular Ma­ teo In a first-place tie with North Carolina while Waka tied Duka for third. The Pacific Coast, Big Seven, Southern, Skyline and Furrier con­ ference race, also will he decided this week. ' , ' ; UCLA MI-0) can get at worst a share of the TCC by splitting a friday-Saturcfsy pair with California (10-2). A sweep would win it all for the Druini. And Kansas State (1-2) can guarantee a tie by best­ ing Missouri Saturday, or take the Big Seven outright should Colora­ do (S-3) lose cither to Iowa State tonight or Keniee frldey. Tha Southern opens Ita threa-day title tourney Thursday. Utah, after beating Brigham Young and Utah Stale last week­ end, need heat either Colorado ASM Thursday or Wyoming Satur­ day for a second straight Skyline crown. In the Border, It'i Texes West­ ern (7-3), New Mexico ASM (S-2) or Tex aa Tach (M). Tech hosts Wailarn tonight and (ha Aggies Wedneidsy. Tha winner will meet Southern Methodist in tha NCAA playoffs. BMU won lie second straight South­ west crown by beating ninntr-up Arkansas Saturday. v A : w ”' ■H- » U|.«_ V ctA 'i Ronnie Knox received credit for an M-ysrd punt against aid Baa Baatum ta thi th* Collage of tha Pacific la it IBM), Tha VUlanova y - T T ^ - V WELCOME .10 MOTORS • ijk W J V Treed* y, Fek II TiM P, M. Marti Maater Degree In the National League, new Manager Bill Rlgncy of the New York Glente looked over hla club on the first day of training and announced: 1. He would pattern hi* methods attar thos« employed by Leo Durocher, his predeeeiior, 1. The Glints -have ai good a rhanre as anyone of winning the pennant, but . , . 2. Tha Brooklyn Dodgers "rata" Iba favorite’* role. Elsewhere sround tha camps: Boston Re I Sox pitcher Mel Tarnoil, troubled with ailments the past two seatoni, seld ha feels great "and thera's no reason why I shouldn't get IS victories this year.” . . . Miilwaukea already has ■old 13,MO llcketi for Hi opener against Chicago April IT , . . Chi­ cago Cubs already being plagued by a rash of minor Injuries , ... S ^ JH M A W W he'll be Inducted Into the service. Ralph Werner, son of Mr. end Mrs. Wurt Warner, 222, West 10th HC, end e former member of The Sanford Herald Staff, wee recent­ ly elected the vice president of the Bporte Writers Association of Florida. Warner Is now on the eporla staff of the Miami News. A meeting of the Sport* Writ­ ers Association will be held March 22 end 23 at the University of Florida in Gainesville. SPORTSMEN MEET TOMORROW The Seminole County Sports­ man's Association will meet at the Court House tomorrow night at * o'clock for He regutar monthly business meeting. porter Lanring, president of toe l o c a l sportsman e organlsatltn said today that th* program will Ireluda the eh swing of motion pic­ tures. DOG 1 RACING lightly SSS>-8:10 We hava leased ao«ta Booma at tha beautiful Eifc | HerLou Motel JFWh Booma era avaBaklt Matinees Wed. f t S a t, 2 P. M. • All New Track • Photo Timing ' Heated Stands * Australian Tote >• Absolutely F re t jf fo r a period M 4 daya, RAC EW AY . . T k , Cmatfy Club •( Tnuta« IMdu” meSMTS T h . SULKY BOOM A PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— Valet Parking • tiurryl hurry! hurry! To Sertiirible County M otorsN. IT’S HERE BIG LEAP-YEAR SAVINGS ON AUTO SERVICE ONE DAY ONLY — LEAP-YRAR DAY — FEBRUARY » 1 This Is t Special 10% Diacoupt to yotii on all your icrviee work to your automobile that we can afford to offer only once every 4 years This la Leap fear, and » gat an extra day that daeen't coat na anything, heesuae * o work on a monthly baslt, our overhead doesn't go apt ear aperatlng expense ara almost sore. Since H coat• ns practically nothing to do buelaoeo wo can offer you this amaeiof savings aa •II service work taken In our service department ea Fekruery >•! Will Yob Ba Oil1 GsaptT S E M IN O L E P A R K RANDALL REYNOLDS OF HANFORD and hia trophlaa. UNION SPRINGS. Ala. (F - £ Beau's Snow Man, owned by M u^| Birmingham mail, won tha covet# “ National Shooting Dog Chgmpieis* ship here yesterday. The setter, who answers to th £ nemo of Frink for practical put*posts such as quail Aiding, won' tha Judgsa' nod with fine handl'nl. af esvsn eovay And* yesterday In ona of tho ctosost Anils In tha sovan-year history of tho shooting dog championship, Ha was handled by Buddy Sint-* mons of Union Springs and in. . owned by Houston Blount, W. A. Dunn, Barney M o n a g h a n and Charles Ireland. Warner Told Vice President Of Assn. Oyatar Stew after Claalng L. T. Sheppard, High Print / IN DINING ADVKNTUH1 Beau's Snew Man Wins Championship: ta report until lomorrow, so they won't be classified holdouts until then. (1:11.1.) Jahn tfalnaa of Bonn equaled tha woftd indoor K-ytrd duh record of 4.1 both tn the semifinal and ftqal.' fttt'c Aral* Bowtll waa tit* 1.000 in HIM, anchorad. tha twamUa ralay team which art a meat record eM:M, and finished In a klr.* and Mrs. R. Reynold* o f* Floral Htlghla, representing tha First Chemical Battalion, recent­ ly wen the featherweight ahnmp* lonshlp in the Army, Troop*. Seventh Army Novice Boxing Tournament. Reynolds won tha championship In his weight class by wliinlry three fights over • period *.f four daye. In tha f i i e t -otrnd ef f'Khte In the tournamentu Reynolds, wtn on a quick knock-* out In tha flrat round. The second fight was an easy dtclilon for Reynolds as ha coasted to the vie* tory. The fine! bout found Bey* nolde outweighed and outmebed, but with the aid of a vary nice left. Jab he cam# through with a close, but unanimous decision. During the novice boxing seanan Reynolds has wen • total ef eln bouts while teeing only one. f 8p Reynolds will Continue hla box•na activity witn tha WaMein Pc. glon Open Boxing team with which ha has wen a berth. .Manager Ai Lopax of the Cleve­ land Indiana apparently hai de­ cided to give hia team tha "shake wall'' treatment In an effort to head off the New York Yankees In the American Leaguo pennant chase, * Ha met with hla club today in Ha Tucsoo, Aril., camp and announced that AI Smith wax tho only player on hand who waa certain of tha job. "And ha doesn't have a act po­ sition," added Lopet. Smith, named the Player of the Year by tha Cleveland baseball writers last season, playaa six position* In IMS. "The young fallows have just aa much chance as anyone also of winning n place on tho team,” •aid Lopei. "One hustling young player sometime* can give tha whole club a HA.” Meanwhile, the Yanka were hav­ ing their troubles with holdouti. On their first day of spring train­ ing, they were faced wlL* the prob­ lem of bringing half a doieo top pHchars Into line. This Is i p un­ precedented situation and It has tha Bomber b ran worried. Ace Whitey Ford .mi the dub •dll are fS.OOd apart. Ha wanta $30,000 and has been offered $29,000. Other holdouts are Tom Mor­ gan, Boh Orlm, Jim Konstanty, Don L anin and Mlekay McDer­ mott. Billy.Martin qn$ frv Noren. still are unsigned, but they are not due TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL It k RAIN OR SHINE vldon ware Charlla Jsnhlni In tha MO Mfion.__________ (lilt J), Delany In tha mU« (4:11.4) jrom Hurd of tha Boetoo Rad Son Phi) Anavia |n tha high jump d-d), Mat hla Arat three gamai laat p a , Dm E d it la the pole vault ut-D •on than woo eight la a row, tyao ami tba aae-mUc ralgy tagm Championship Boot " * : « » - Rnnnmbor — otto day only W tMB-YMr day. Fnk- 89! Cwm «rtyl D a w open— 7:86 A. M. for thin « l r i 8PECIAL EVENT. SEM INOLE COUNTY MOTORS ; “Your Friendly Dodge -Plym outh Dealer” * Jerry Collins, Mgr. Berry, ffa Mlnara 519 E. F in tS t. SAN FO R D Phan* 1011 �------- — ---------------------------------------------- 3-------- - — n— - ■' ■. V .:■ THE PEO PLE'S V ER D ICT: "IT'S NEW ! IT S FAST! IT S STREAM LIN ED — Now Herald. W A N T • A D S Are As Easy A s A. B .C . — EISjVVI . 11—ROOFING—PLUMBING jMMT AOS 30—WORK WANTED—FEMALE PIANOS 1I0T B**krd Are. 22—SPECIAL NOTICES ENVELOPES, letterhead*. autemint*. Invoice*, hand btlli, and p r o f r n mi . ate. Profraaalv* r rtn Uni Co. Phooa 401 — 403 WeitlMh St. ORLANDO Sentinel Star. Coil Ralph lay . I1M. INCOME TAX tltM I 4tlM* s »u*«* t L lt t i. it »*•• - ***5»4U*»* ”** out***4 , . :'*,** • * • > *1*1 w**R«ilv‘fiiViVcoal* *r <• Prompt Sendee 2*1 Woodraff-FerUna Bid*, tat Bt. STANLEY KULP &.LOST AND FOUND_______ FIN A N CU L 34—INBlfRANCE Preferred RaUai* F lohn Williams Ins. Affticy 411 Saakjd^ AUaatk Saak MERCHANDISE •—{BOATS AND MOTORS ROBSON Sport Ins Good* Evinrude (l*l*a * S m iee ^ Uli E HI §1. PMm W> 14-FT. OUTBOARD introductory Offer 1 WEEK ONLY I'aimed ................ linpumied ...................... 1 ^lb it.) Painted .......... $215 S17S $235 ilA rrU K U BOAT WORKS Seminole tiivit. at r'rrncii Ava, . PHONE 3035 ;4 *PART8 -RKFAIIS VALVE JOB — $6 KING J — IT S TRUE ! ! 1’OTALOY DOES IT! ! Jn amanng and proven procen i ,i> n vtm a ring anil valve j-M tin uufiti tin plalini pro. CC:» while you drive. Effective for life of motor. No equipment buy. No work to do. MOTALOY SALES a id for uaad. fureltura. Call i. WUtaa-Malar Furniture Co. LAKE FRONT LOT MS X 300 ft. Ill E. l it i t on L'ryatai Point. Fruit traaa, INCOME-TAX-SERVICE EMPLOYMENT 21-CHILD CARE CHILD CARE in my home. Day nr rvenini. Call SiO-R :a -iiE i,p w a n t e d -fe m a l e HEATING H. B. POPE CO„ INC. WHITE Girl fnr laundry work, >*o South Park Ave. Phea* 144* Jof'i Wea \V»,h It. 250T San­ FHKilOAIRK refrigerator. New ford Ave. unit. $33. Ma*ir Chef gaa rang* $25. CALL lllOd'W EXPERIENCED laundry presser,. Apply Semlonlo Co"nty Laundry. 43-BUILDING MATERIALS SIS W*. 3rd Window Sllli — Llatela HOUSEWIFE Flue Block* - Cradle Block* Greet# Trap* - Dry Walla. Earn extra money. Part nr full Miretlo Generate Ce time (filing our nationally adPh. ism verlued Sarah Coventry Co*, MB Rim Ava luma Jewelry on the Home Party Plan. No canvaning, de- «I VARIETIES PANELING —livery or- collecting. Pay* im­ • Naiivk and Foreign Woods. mediately hy check. For perSea Diem At tonal interview write, giving Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. phone number, In—C. SMITH. Out Weal 13th St. Ph. 24X* *14 N. Wcttmorclind W ' Drive, OrUndo. red -i-mik conrrete Miraele Concretei Co Co. COIAiRED WOMAN-fipare time 300 Elm Ave Phone 133.5 cm be turned into dollar* through vrrvice in romirlir rm- th-nUSINERS EQUIPMENT lomrr* Write Boa J. R care SANFORD HERALD. HAYNES Ottica W h in e Co. Typawriteri, adding maebmci. IT—HELP WANTED—MALE Salaa-RenUD. 114 Mlg.. Pb. 44 Dept. SP — 2*25 SW 8th St. MAN for hardware atora. Exper­ SAVE MONEY on Good Uaad MIAMI. FLA. ience desirable hut not neceaiary. Deaka anil Offir* Chalra. Re­ &nd check, money order fnr smz, j-. — AMO H E 'X l l *t h ' b i « - l e a <s u e YOU M U S T F t S U , PLAIN M VLPLW SS b u t Y t> u c m T X C- 5 ^ o c s " s l i p 'e m o f f v n h f / j ^ ^ X Y bU EA T. T H ' H O T E L . Sw T A B L E C L O T H S H A N G .C C L E A O D O W N TID T H " f io o r « v - i- t. Bv STANLEY ■•riMi u t THE OLD HOME TOW N r-*-, r , \A/HffA4 vfb U I» F M T T I S P /> n t) N - r SH O BS a - j u s t to H I D E 'E M T LGE. 4-BEDROOM HOUSE Enekiad bead. Saf-praef bottom rati wtth plaitle end*, riaitlc or Furnished Apt. Ph. 432 W. rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon EFFICIENCY Apartment $33. <11 eordi. Park, Senkarlk ( ik w a m i Fatal Ca Ill'll 4 Wait 2nd SL Phm# 220 FURNISHED ru ral* Apt. 2300 Floor Furnirp* and Clrrulilnn t USED CONCRETE MIXER, with Needing rnmplation. On paved or without motor. Roy Reel'*, road with rood farm soil and City. daalrabla neighbor*. $3,500 Full Prlc*. QUICK CASH (or Furnmre. AddINVESTMENT tsa.,i«ro2“-ua. las FR1GIDAIRE applianee*. u lei *nd Mrvtea. G. H. Hlah. Oviedo, Fla. Phone F05-3115 or Sanford 1442 W after * p. ra. r .. !RAT.TT Phone 803 or 144-W WANTED—Fruit on tree. Small crop*. M box** and up. Call 17—REALTORS and BROKERS 2M4. Whelehtl Grave Btrviee. taa Macktea*, Typewriter*. Out* LOBT—Odd Fallow* ruby ring. Wm. H. Murray Call Glaaaon'a filer*, Phona 1111 Celery Ava. Phone iMl-M Iflfi2-W Cloied Sunday and Wednesday 44-APrLIANCF.fi AUTOMOTIVE name iplnat planoa, on* blonde, 4-BEDROOM hnnin at 2bon gummuit he aotd, Rtaponaible par­ merlin Ave. Phone 722-W. tita may tak* over small month* ly paymanU. If Intaraatad, writ* TWO Bedroom Houae Ph. 38-R. or tafaphona Credit Department, Streep Muiic, 611 (f. Oranga Avanut, Orlando, Phone 42401. CHOICE LOTS Ml x 1*4 ft. near U-WANTED TO BUY Ulaala, ea«h nr (arm*. A. Wieholdt. 117 Lake Ellen Drive, Klfhail CASH. TRADE-IN prica* Casselberry. 42—ARTICLES FOR RENT T.V. REPAIRS TUI 10 p.m. Servlca Call* $3.00. FOR RENT — Dreilln* and opara- a« 17-n. Phone J01T-W. W A. Norm, Ph. 1558. J7 Q. tor by Hour, Weak or Month. Herrin. Ph. 3483-J. Llcenaad Phone 1431. Lea Conitructton Co. RENTALS Technician, guaranteed work. Rolliwiy, Hoinltal a n d B a b y $4—APARTMENTS MIMEOCnAril PRINTtNO Bed*. D*y, Week or Month— TYPING • LETTER WRITING Tel. 1423. Furniture C enter- WELAKA APARTMENTS: reran*, PROMPT SERVICE l i t Wen Flrit private bath*. 114 W. rural St. PHONE 31M 42—ARTICLES FOR BALE 404 fimfoid Atl. Nat'L Bank Bldg., Avalon Apia. KtHefency. CREDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD T2SW Syrty^ Machine* aid EFFICIENCY ApartnrnL SuitEXCLUSIVE DESIGNED "S 114 S. Park ■bla for baesalnr or ceupi*. Drapaa-UphoLte/y ana ElJp Govtn. Staam haat, jrtvata both, ike*Ftneit Workmanship —Factory *e Toe— '. CovaaiaaQy located. Aera« ky Alumiaam frabb poit offle*. Inaulrj MasMilter Crifttmen. YanetiaR Bliade nelil Jaeobaon Dapt. Stare. You'll Lika Our Reainnahle Prfeea. Phnne Oviedo — FOrcit S-310B • • ! FHK SANVO Kir 53-HOMES FOR SALE nr RENT * 4 room LAUNDRY — Ironlnf Phooa 1MSJ PLUMBING and bath newly remodeled hmiae Contract and repair work. Fro* 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 3 acres of land. Call San­ DUE TO UNFORTUNATE CIR­ with eiUmatea. 1L L. Harvey. 304 ford 13M-J. CUMSTANCES. two famou* Santord Are. Pboae 112*. $5,198.00 WAS PAID to Jahn BatU, In few week*. GROW MUSHROOMS. Cellar, ihad. Spar*, lull time, year round. Wa pay S3.S0 lb. FREE BOOK. MUSHROOMB, Dept. Ml. 28M Admiral Way, Seattia, Waah. line. r line m Id—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Thrca Apartment Unit Two with two bedroom* each, onr wdth nnt bedroom, All with large Living Rnomi and aeparata Ratha. Near Churche* and Shop ping. This la a good buy for In­ come. II t,300. Ron L. Piyiea. ■rater Aaaabelle B. Henderson. Aaaoclata Alberta J. Rail. Aaaoelat* phoaa r n t . 17 •$ at mawalka Ataxandar A Stringer Real Elia la • User sate Mr*. Laartt* MHieager, Aaaee. 1*7 Magnolia Ava. F t. II IF IT IS REAL ESTATE aak Crumlev A MoatHtb al 11? South Park Pboae 771 They Know BALL REALTY RAYMOND M. BALL M e J t n n v l l l r . __________ OSCAR M. HARRISON 2 BEDROOM Garage Apartment REG. flROKERS Tartly furnlihed. Call 1U6-M S. D. Hlghleymaa, Aaaoelat* 7*4 Snath Park Av*. Phone tat 3-Room Apartment Furnished. Ph. 24M-J Fnr your Heat Eatata Needi: FRESHLY PAINTED furnlihed ap­ Cullen ana Harkov. Re*IIora artment. rlnif In Reasonable. laa N Part Ave Pbeeo Mis Phnne 181-W. WILL I,EASE furnlihed apart­ ment I" rtllabl* parly until Dec. 16. Available Mar. 14th. 60S Wait Kirat St. FURNISHED APARTMENTS 203 West 1st. St., Call al Army and Navy Surplua, HID Sanford Ave. SEE haminotc Realty for Dealr able Homes and Apia. Phono IT FOUR bedroom hnuie near Tinecreit School. Corner 271b SL A 17-92 Highway. I'liona 1BI0. 3'REDROOM Hmur. Kilrhrn fur niiho.l. *7.5, monlh 311 Holly Ave. Phonr IM2-W Evenings. LARUE 2'»lory, 2-bedroom, freihly painted house on Celery Ave. Available March loth. A. K. ROSSETTER, Phone 212 THREE Bedroom 2 hath home. Walking machine, dlihtvniher, .love, refrigerator ami riL|io.<al. *124. Phone 2440. TWO Bedroom furnlihed house Apply Gang* Apl. 113 W. 19th St. DAI LY ACROSS' Pmooth, ■ e racking box ti Htrangu* t i r*»> 13. Tardier 14 Chimica) aubdanct 15. Mall Nvtrage 14 Mai* adult II Japantt* of fruit Alps 24. Ugly old women 21 Water craft 38 Cuitom 30 Pi.ci of akil.torv 31 Criminal often,# 32 Pile, of rock 34 Mandarin tea 37 fie, Mgtt i Cur ) 3$ The head i slang) 41 Detlrti 43 Eal away 45 Nol moving 44 Wandera 4? Give,over 4$ Period* of tlm* 21 . Ofth* ODHAM A TUDOR. JNC. ' "Builder* of Ftnar Homaa" offer* Beautifully Dealgntd Thrra and Four B e d r o o m Home* for Florida Living FIIA and VA itil) Finanrad * Priced from $11,200. to $1.5.000 Salt) Office—2M5 So. French Ave. Phone 2100 or 2U 0 - CROSSWORD 4 Indian , living in Utah r o u n il.il - protutwr* anrt* I Anal I coin STORE-203 Wfit l»l St., Thorn 1311. N U M e iw mn m e m irwwe»rv m. «**t» in m im w n 1» Cantara. 44 IS—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL M-HOUSES and COTTAGES B A C K E D 8 Homlllae 8 Homing 3N(RU a n o n i I'-H'iMni iiumuiu i-kunii .jn n n ri w 4 a l u i itantri •nurqnn n n u U(4 U*-l tl KKi:i ’j r or-j Liieou mnair-lH mi mi UTjn ramiixiM H'lrdta n y j a i l l4flt3Ut1 JJICtnil irti-u jo itnSritui ui.iui ■ m iisu 35 Finnish aeaport 34 Alco. hollo btv. device eraga T Male ,h*ep ‘37 Pigpen 4 Sacred bull 28 Encto. aur* ♦Egypt! 8 Prong , for in rarad.e# keeping v ir hern ati»r4»Ci * ii» .r IT Part n| "to be’* bl.llCCIUSQ 19 Quotas 33 Exanti* 39 German 30 Kind of rock nitlona river 31. Warp.yarn 34 Stylish 40 Otffa 33.0tm* . S3 Sharpen; nlckntm*' at card*I a a a ra io r/ 43 Before 33. Kilehtn ^ 34. Mimicked 44 Spawn utensil 3$. Bright alar offkilt 1 ! j• 1 7 1 Three taama Whit* Sox chain MM. They were Southern Ann.. la the won pennant* Ik Mamphli in Colorado Spring* In the Waatarn league and D*> huque, Iowa In th* Miaalialpgal*... Ohio Valley League. Bibb Falk, ST, an outflelckr t o ­ ll laainn, with the Amarieaa Uague with Clavaland add Chicago, la coaching the Untvar<lly of Texa« haiabail team. Ha lad the l^mhorna tn NCAA tltlag in 1919 and 1950. It) II ! • % % I 5 »* >Y TV JO % %% w : a 4ft 4«r 4/ 7/< m % % % %N % % V ) il J4 ji# ^ T •«g PHONE S3 built typewriters. New Modela Id. Pontage and Inauranra pre­ In Portables. POWELL'S OF­ •il 4A ,1 paid.__ _______________ TWO Mrn ages ]R to 30 to learn FICE SUPPLY, New Location meat culling. Apply Mr. Bula, *Ara yeuwoelinqlot f*trifle .. — 117 Magnolia Ave, Lovell’*, 3rd St. -f 12—TRAILERS • «ru»r i—i DOWN 47—FURNITURF.—HOUSEHOLD It will pay YOU to *ee US before 24-MALE or FEMALE Hundred, of Mtlifiad auaua* 1 Hindu • 1 ? 4 | GOODS *cm buy weight era are th* Jury which praval Ulundayv. 3 Spoken Buy your Furniture at Barry’a 54—ROOMS our neat, cnmplata building , upa-»7 Eaatilde Trailer fialaa, 3 Value EXCHANGE Warehouse Furn., Co., ai 901 W. Palatha, f i t . ply line la th* answer t* your lit SL AU nationally adv. fur­ ROOMS By Week Or Monlh. The DO you have a good trader that EX CELLEN T problem,. §e» ul MW. you would Ilka io turn in on niture at warehouse price*. Palmi. 420 W. First BUSINESS Former Dodger pitcher Clyde Southwest Conference track new Concrete Block, 2 bedroom hnuie, completely furnlihed? meet I, lUlcd (or Fayetteville, King began last i.amn aa Atlan­ SERVICES • JiEAL ESTATE Home on 4 Lola, oulilda City, Ark , on May 11-13, O P P O R TU N ITY Hill LUMBER ta’, opening day pitcher, Thia away from heavy traffic. Ideal 16^-BEAUTY PARLORS »ea»nn he Marti the campaign aa 12—COMMERCIAL (or children. & SUPPLY YARD 47—REALTORS and BROKERS Atlanta manager. t Odhsai a Tudor Ine. SEp PtCE Stetlnn for aale. Onlv ANOTHER GOOD SPOT for chil­ L.veitmeat raqulrad It Slock Pienly of room, both in- $7,onn fur Two Bedroom maionry Need O ntfU ndlnr Paraoa EG Ita.M Swivel T, V. Chain ana (.quipmenl. W. T. Bell, 3rd dren Imuie. Will be completed aoon. The Inugest icorlng play fnr tide and outside. Well Inrated 131.54. Limit I Far Customar and Park Ave. Baal Only 1330. dnun. rHA Insured UfT^k tail tea,an wa* the 75-yard 4 bedroom home at wrrlflce With Knowledge And Abil* Eaay Taraia loan. Just right for retirement play In which Ronnie Knox tnased price. Good (ermt available. U-RQNES ALL Yeur Beauty Na*da call horn* or for imall family. Itjr To Work In Our Ac* M ather of Sanford to Hal Smith in the Iona game. H a rrie tt’* i M a t y S e e k ALSO. SEE US FOR FRENCH 1,0WELL R. OZIER NOT A PROJECT! T A n t *71 104 *« Oak Are. AVE. PROPERTY. a lal It. Pkaaa lit CMnUng Department. Balldar - Fkoa# JIM (apea avaakga ky appolntmeat.) Otflea! $aat R. Orlaed* Dr. BUT— Homes of Real Individuali­ REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 7*-BUILDlfNO • REPAIRS $344 Franck Ave, ty: Brittany Farm Homea, Early • Secretary A. William*. Realtor * PAINTIN' American, Ultra Modern. Con­ J. W. HALL, REALTOR Robert Raymond Lundqulit, Aiaeclit* Vlalt ECHOLS Bkkanj ventual! 4 F r ■ n e h Colonial "Cell Hall", Phone 1754 Phone 1473 AtlanUo Rank Rid* Car> INSTALLATION el Far Our Sake Poparimeel typaa. FaniUura Dlaplayad for (alaTTOU. 14,75(1 And General Office Work and Convanlant Kxamliutlon C. A. WHIDDON. HR. S tn fe rd U**le«M BUILT On Large Lindaraped Comfortable 2 • bedroom fram* Reg, Rail Eitale Rrnkar ,»w. lit Bt BEDROOM SPECIAL Lout In the beat of neighbor­ houie with wood lloor«, screen­ V. E. llougtii* Ruby E. Williams * Sklan Pernon Bookeua Bed, Double Dreaaar, hoods, Hale,men ed porch. lJ)t attractively land­ f ljINTINO and Paper Large Mirror, laaeriprtag Matscaped, near atoraa, . l i t H. Park Fh- 13*1 0. C. Walker. Phene a w * .. trail, Matching Box fiprugi COMPLETE vMi all the failure* •w-----------------------For Work In Our Sake you have dreamed about such Ito.noo-KHA financing avallthle. I Pillow* and 1 Maltraaa Pad Three bedroom borne with oik at colored Geoeral Electric apDepart meal floors, ceramic tile bath, kltehrn 3 . ALL FOR 1189.00 lianea* and colored plumbing equipped, garage, Iruit Iren. Mary. Our BtuintM KING SIZE BED ituraa, Phone 1129-A. R. Patertoa,Broker Near South bide School. « s ao Aisociatci • A. B. Pelerapa Jr., 1 ►-ELECTRICAL Ceatractor* la expanding and wa have lmAND avallabk at reasonable Guaranteed 10 Yeaya P. J. Chettanon. Gartlald WU* UUISIIIK HANFORD prieM with the beat financing lain. John Meiieh, R. W. Wil­ media** need for the above le a home 117,500 on lakevlew C a n d a l l IL1CTV 1C co. 4 with minimum down-pay- Maannry liam,. Hatel H. Field. A C lot M X 135 with lake privilege,. M etrieal Ceatraetlu and Repair* • aboard (choice of cover) Doudney, Land fiunraynr. Haa lilted personnel. Our hour* era menu. Tlua beautiful home haa 3 bed­ .It TV B arries Cm%ex Hollywood Leg* room), t HI* bubs, Florida HIDK-AWAY nr JnveMmeill. Five long, work la bard, and par la ALL FOR ONLY 1139.80 H and lx and Creaky Appliance* Wall born C. Phillips, Jr. room, terrauo floors, built-in acre* with 330 feet on beautiful 113 Mb r m Bb At *. Pk. l i t good. If you are iatayeatad, ill* Complete Block of Unfinished Bine* INI, Itaford'a Leading cooking lop and oven. Terms take. Cleared. MU mile* from arranged. Furniture Hanlord. $1,250, half down. This your qualification! by letter and See Our Large Diapkr of Beauti­ Builder of homes for over 1,500 1WULAUNDRY.DRT CLEANING Is what you nave wanted. ful Dinette Sela Salas Office: Little Venice 114,Son Three bedroom* and Flo. EXCHANGE mall to Bex 111. Aa lnlervkw LIVING ROOM SPECIAL people. _ Hour • Waik and Damp Dry nda room. Terraixn floori, 111* EXCELLENT BUY-New VA fi­ In Loch Arbor. One hour % - Walk end Dry Fold bath, natural nirrh kitchen rahi$14.61 2-Pe. Sectional (Choice Fabric)— will be arranged. PHONR H44 TMahed Laudvy T nel) with built-in cooking unit nancing 45i, l.arge 3 HR, CB, 1 Corner Table — | End Tables— Kitchen eniiipped; CITY con­ Dnr a r f a k f x ___ and oven, carporle and large 15.96 I Tabk Lam p i 3 BEDROOM venience,, Rut nn City Texas, storage area. Term*. - iM th w b U i M w i t ALL FOR S119.50 other extra*. Small Amount of HOMER . r Daw* Bide Feadmer 14.29 Brailey Odham cash will handle. Homaa — Lets — Acreage C.B.3. CONSTRUCTION ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 1M Reel ISth Hardwood floori — Tik Bath* Corner lag A Magnolia. Pr. iu s Laura fl. Oiler W . H. "BUI" STEM FEB \ V' -* Paved Carport* — Ituulaled "■ra*'* Kamkarjer, Mgr. ‘tt-M A N O 8ERVICI Realtor — General rnavkae* Registered Real Eatata Broker 17195 1495 Open Mawdaya 'Ifl lira p. m . M l SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVR Gertrude I. Dingfelder, Asterisk F ree ideal • PAY AS YOlt RIDE U MIL—yiMo Gay AUcm, Aaaeclata COMPLETE DOWN Pbeae last C. J, CROCKER - Rudder Pboae Xl*4 PeoU L liu i l l N. Park Are. • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS ______________ D% sa LEAVITT L LANSDOWN* RETIRED? One of Wynnewood'a m East lit Bt. Phone im . aH-ROOFING-PLUMBINO ORANGE CITY. FLA. finest 2 Bedroom homes, owner Odham f t Tudor, Inc. transferring, wants Immediate CLASSIFIED DUPLAY 44-FARM AND GARDEN aala, raqulraa $i,40c. down, U.M s ^ s r monthly. ONE I Ft. Eae* Flew Fertlllfer $•—lALKSMKN—AGKNTB w . J . KING Box, Good Ceiidltten. VETERANS VA1 - , ttM DowiTPayment 3 Bedroom, j bath homes, fully Gpodyear Service Btore neadJ on equipped. 1350 down, plus eloaliig Appliance Salaiman to tail Gen­ jb » U A J Act fait to choOaa rolora and tik. eoata, not project hemsg. eral Ekctric product* S3 and BIO W, P. BMITH illvara U -----dallvari..liberal commli A. K. ShB*ratktp. Builder 3415 Park Ph, 1174-J Seminole Realty 11 appilealHon* will ba kept 1M1 conlidaniial. non at uaa. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEHO our atora. u f S s i u k Svva. CAB 12M Fufc Ave. fbeM 27 er 144 1 SAVE $10.94 * s SHERM AN PIPE CO. S UP TO k .1 iH a r & . MHCURy DISCOUNT �i l l r u iiV w I tw in * k Ha to a » • » * » S* uni Ktwanla Club, the BALTIMORE, (M-Official brow* la Baltimore's' police department m kott Is worrisoma wonder the*# dayi over a problem to challenge Ih* mgaaulty t i Christian Dior. Wbara doaa a lady carry a pistol? Baltimore'* policewomen have county. > been given gun* for the tin t time hi departmental hlitory. Commissioner Jam** M. Rep* bron laid the. unlit now, the dlitafr . him t* make the r iw t o eops have been used primarily in la to qualified. Snlna of thpto Juvenile caret- pvtltoj the future, be aald, (hay wtil perform more tto ba t o n are: :'** fro sty to awake and grow- dangeroua criminal work. -'Ill's *P c#urt 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. Varaoa say* hi* ptotforva to Tha woman, Hepbron laid, will sty in the performance of be uaed ae decoy* In an effort to Uea of dork of Circuit Court halt thn growing number of p<tr»» o pledges prompt aod eour- match c**et In the city. At tha aaretoa lo all olttofn*. H* puna want an aim would go the irk to karmony.ho taya, with gun. Than how would aha make tha ard ef County Conamlaalooar* em it? tker publie offtcUla and win 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 president. tha akin Inaida a auitably plunging blew**. But to allow a quick draw, A. Dyson; O. K. the decolletaga would have to be __ John Meisch. d of Sanford City Gommte- (omethlng frightening and them im it: r . D. Scott, M Mayor; ayor;___ Ban art (trap* which might eninarc gtabotham, John Under, Dav- tha cobra. Than Ihera'a a holder that fit* OatcBeL and Jack Xattgan. amtool# County Officials} Mack Into tha top of the docking. But it Cleveland Jr., Coanty Alter- might eiu*o docking* to droop aod P, Herndon, Clerk of Clr- icami to go awry. It al*o requires rt( 8 . F. Doudoey, Tax a certain baring of tha thigh in or­ U W ; Marlyla Hm-holder, pty FrosecuUng Attorney; E. der to draw. Houaabotler, County Judga; , J, Daver Cordell, Samtooto Legal Notice fa AaaodaUoo, sad a fdent of tha Exchange 1U la • member ef tha b Chamber of Comaaoreo a boea active aa committee* ttag r e a d Improvement# & My ShrrUL liar digedtariaa to b* t**n on platform at Plnecreat School h -w e at It J. Bauman, preaidant; Ban- sure Jess’ M Marchants Aaaoclatio; Volte „ Ja ie p h e. neo n , J r , . No. 9*1*. . [.pWUliams Jr, Aaalstgnt Btaw't CT oai s tJbM ph lU o tt. J r . ittarnay; Forest E. Breckenridgs, SIS Drummond Avenu* Millllllf D »f»iiU »n l, r , « ■•■toote t e i» K v .« r .s .r « w ;.a .t sou Mimty Chamber of Commerc*; ^ h a , been 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 pi.nNiuA. n axis v a n BSSM intlLM COb A T V, IX CM A X I SlH T IX JOHN u ANDKHBO.V, Pteln.ltf, u rn s VAHAK 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 ,0 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 • O ff 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) M m m 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 W 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 statewide 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, 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 Final Ml S. FM 10 n a n thto atom haa ««Mly eboarwad th* fa). U S 999 M I I hours > oayi 0 «, ak <• Otll p. m, 6 ? J L h T X 11* * 9, 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 ffi ' " w^,B C O d i^ M M l h ftv t" llli UdMl .I , ,. « j , ► ,* • *J y / ‘n ' ’ *• • ' t j WhS«*loviCUAN..iit*M*t•eUttW |J" "» *’I " ||i* O S A F I« 1I • I*-"' ^ *b>{' VVJ(jt* t t e k l . T . « n 4 |ua» . �■ . 1 • A •. i C m ^ In Sanford Shop and Saw .......... ......................... ..... K i w a HANFORD. FLO RID A ., H B B 1* KaUblished IM * — -T -.C n w e i a v i i L r u 1 s C e v e 9 5 5 m e A n c t A t i w v i a t l u r i e b R e c e i v e TU ESD A Y . FEB R U A R Y 28. 19M —* °— '— 1MB February Perm its Go O ve r H a lf Million s d s 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. T o m o r r o w , 'F e b . ?!*. b « c in n m * 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 . I h r >s tu d e n ts a t F e m la marked In Iho new building that In o ln i l l g h S c h o o l w i l l h o ld t h e ir 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 L e a p Y e a r R a d io H a w k in s 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 a f t e r th a c lu b • 'v e n t* . d ld a r y fo r re - e le e tln n In Ih e D e m o - v a n r r m r n t a m i an In flu x in the Intense Interest In Ihe progress of f .v e r y le a p y e a r th e s tu d e n t c o u n ­ membership was confirmed by tho value of tho French Ave. project, c i l n f th e sc h o o l s p o n s o rs a lea p c r a t ie M ay p r im a r i e s . S e n a to r 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 y e a r d n y In w h ic h th e ro v e r * ,, o f S trn > .tro m w n * r lc c lo d lo , ih e Sen", •'and because I want national. building permits fnr the ty Court House will close Friday a le In 193 lo r e n r e * c n l th e 37lh 1933, tha Board of Commlaaion- Only two of tha ten winners for t h in g s is c a r r ie d n u t su ch a * g ir l s month of February 1034 are more March 9 In order thit County em­ c lm s ln g h o y s , lu iy ln g Ih td r r e f r e s h , S e n a t o r ls l D ls lr t c t , c m n p r ls lp g m cam plat a several projects al­ first and honorable mention were than double vvlib two more days lo ploye* may altond Iho dedication e n ls nnd n f rourr>r e n t e r in g th e l l r r v a r i l an d S r m in u lp C o u n tie s . ready praparad, 1 am asking fpr a repealera from laal year which m m a r r ia g e rn c e . add to the lotnl. roromonloa which will ho hold at A 'f o r m e r J u d g e o f S e m in o le « tM d UrrA." Amtng thosa pro- was an Indication, according lo T h e f l r * l e v e n t w il l ha th e Construction for February, as rlanln ahrdlu cmfwyp rmfw c « t f C o u n ty , he w a * b o rn an d r.si> ed at jfctt. ha sayi. are Stale Road 413 Davies who tnnouncoJ the award* S * n f o i\ l. a n il Is a g ra d u a te o f Ih e shown In the permits Issued Ihls 4:30 that afternonn. (Catary Ave.) end State Road den* in "Tha Florida Klwanlan", that S a d ia H a w k in s D a y m a r r ia g e ra c e In w h ic h th e p u ts w i l l c a tc h th e Bemlnoif^County Clerh of ClrctlH U n lv c r s lt v o f F lo r id a r n d J o h n B . ntumh, will Include commercial Ara.) to be started In July. competition among Florida's Clubs b o y s a n d bP m a r r ie d b y " p r e a c h ­ construction as well as homes and Court said Ihls morning (hgt (ha S t r lM in C o lle g e n f l.a w , I3flll#r aald today, "Since elec* In activities 1 continually tighten­ e r " lin g e r H a r r i s f o r a d im e . c h u rc h e s, ■' ' C.surt Hnui'will close and all ens« .S e n a to r S tp n * lr o m s la t e d . "I n, 1 have never ml«sed g meet* ing. O t h e r e v e n t* su c h 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 e a tin g c o n te s t, tu g o f w a r . s a c k h a v e a p p r e c ia t e d th e p r iv ile g e of illonera and hava voted my in the group for the Silver Awiird r a r e , p illo w f ig h t , hog r a i l i n ' ; • e r v ic e in Ib e F lo r id a S e n a lc a f ­ 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. e o n le v t . n nd g re n se d p ig la c o w il l fo rd e d * m e b y Ih e p e o p le o f th e 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- t a k e p la ce a t :ifl m in u te in t e r v a ls , 3 Tlh D is t r ic t . I hope th at m y p u b lic future, gl] forward-looking projects aurh c.) honoratdo mention. n nd p r iv a t e co n d u c t h a s b e e n su ch The iprnlng of tho French Ave. Inole High ffchnol. u p t i l .V ui p. m . as tha Seminole Memorial Hosp­ T h e S e m ln n l# K i t h S c h o o l p o in t nv In m e rit y o u r c o n tin u e d c o n fi­ thoroughfare will, no doubt, ex­ T h e d if f e r e n t r lu b s n f th e ir h « n | The Cold Award, (pr clubs n( ital. Highway 1T-9I, 31th Street. w a s r h o s t n , s a id J a m e s A . W r ig h t, pand the commercial and industrial d e n c e a n d s u p p o rt, a re s p o n s o rin g b o o th s an d « i l l Xftneh Ave., and tha General 101 memt-er* and over, was won • e l| c a n d ie d , a p p le s , a u tf d r in k * , r h a lr m a n o f t h * S e m in o le I'o u n t f *'l like In fl-el Mini the vote 1 have building for the future. nferd Mtmorial Library and by Din St: Petersburg Club with a n o w c o n e s , w a f f l e s , s a n d w ic h e Cham ber n f C o m m e rc e F r * n , ’$ ru > l in Ib e S e n a te h a s b een In Ih e Construction permit* Issued In Urlando placing second (or honor­ iseum, a* well as working (or C o m m llt r o ,.' b v p u b lic in l r r c v l a n d th a t In .n in e February of J93.3 were fnr build­ A v e , D e d lr a lln n c o ffe e a n d o th e r t r e a t s . A ls o p la n nndary made In various parta able mcnt'rn. • m a ll w a y , I h a v e r o n lr ih u t e d lo ing valued at $213,(179, Gillnn said e a u to o f Its v a n ta g e point In r i f * Tha Orange Award fnr first ned is a t.a llo o n b o o th , a dm tha county and a workshop and s a m e h onth a n d p ltc d i- b a ll- a l- lh e • Hie Id e a l of r lc u n g o v e rn m e n t in nv he rrvealn.l Ihe more than half Ing th# e n t ir e p r o je c t an d h e d iii • raga huildlag to protect expen* place went to Munlicello with m a n bo oth | n w h ic h »m ne " u n - 1 A s w im m in g po o l f o r th e G o l d s . ' T h a B o a r d o f r n in m ls s lo n e r * u n - F l o r i r i* million dollar total for lha first 27 n f Ih e ta rg e a re a a v a lla b l* f f Miami Orach receiving honorable I lu c k y t r a c h e r m a y g e t „ .t ic n r li- b o ro R e c r e a t io n A r e a » m H ia k e y o u m m a ly a g ie c d to lo o k I n in th e eho Toad rntjlpmrnt. p a r k in g an d In p la c in g th a ' ' I w ill c o n tin u e , If r e - e le r lr d , In da.' s nf Dili monlh. * “ I am, at Ihe preienl time. mention. in g . u i* c u * s io n a t l i n t u ig h t 's m e e tin g m a t t e r o ( i o * i , i j , c „ l p o o l, nnd r n u p r r a le w ith c o u n ty , c i t y , an d e rs p la t f o r m . for lha lllua Award, Umatilla Chairman of tha Board of Sem­ A t d p. nv a s<piaro d u n e , w il l n l Ih e B o a rd "f R a n fo r d C it y n c llio d o f f in a n c in g , s c h o o l o f lt c in l* o f b o th ' B r e v a r d In te re s t Is In c r e a s in g In th a <4a« inole Ceunty Commliilonen," Mil. won first place, with h.imitat.lu ih o h e ld In lh a a u d illu r u o ) o f th e C o n u n is * to n e r* . h u t l le i in l t n l n ig h t • r u n Mug a n d S e m in o le I 'm in lle s w h e n c a lle d rilc a tlo n w h ic h Is sc h e d u le d t o , M l , 1#r said, "and have rendered a* mention going *« lha Nuitn Shot* ' sch o o l a n d w i l l la s t to 0 p . in . A C n in u ii» » io iie r J o h n R r id e r s a id , "1 S a n f u ix l . , Com u p o n , a n d lo w o rk fo r tho g ro w th p la c # in a p p r o x im a t e ly te n d m . ’ ' -final a service to the public ai illnml Reach Club. h a n d w i l l f u r n is h th a m ush- an d *•[ t c a l iz c » i h a v a n u m o n ey a t m la lo n e rra i r cr d to is saio a a ga .e t « a b a n d o n 1«: 1HJ d e v e lo p m e n t o f o u r tw o em .nIt Is e x p e c te d H is t m a n y d ig n l* libit." Ha aald. "1 have made First Place lor lha While l . i t s A im e r a n d Dal*>- M ao w il l be m u n ie u t b u t lh a ttm a (v’ f l " f r e c e n t ly In ld s a n e r lln a n »d t i e i, a s I lis v o d u n e in Ih o p a n l." i s r l e * fro m o v e r th a e n tir a i l a f a 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 ........ ........... D u rin g .... I ’ m ................ I l l i l le g is la t iv e ,»r*w ill ho In S a n fo rd fo r J h * fra - *g th people and explain the need Jacksonville Reach receiving hon­ T h e s tu d e n ts b a il u n t il 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 . to d a y to ra il t h e ir p e n n y l ily Manager Warren Kiuiwlc*. . n‘’4V nmatrucilim yuuld [ t*halr^man of Ihe Senale L'ilrus lena and officials from tha anJIJg Jfihtemtad." Members of Ihe grading com­ v o te s in a la e f o r th e lu c k y s e n i­ CnininlUi* and also on Ihe Ini- ,, ,, V .,,-' ". ih"' Central Florida aj** eoip*"! assisting Daviea were! o r b « y a n d g i r l . T h e D u b lin je .,,1,1 |i,„. | l would tskn 4U to 43 b« siaiiou. j Jlllltr elated. "Thla effort has mittee for 'both lb«.ribbon* rfittinf Wilbur F. Smith, Uradeatop: u ‘. In v it e d In a tte n d tbw u v e h ls .* mnny and th« hannuet y ’jleh wjij K1 Goff, Sanfdrd; Raymond R. u ,» .r •J j . X T ; * ™ * ? ho held at 7 o’clock that nPnlpg talk to because 1 am interested In Orcult, Clearwater: Claude J. pool f o r th e a r e a . j .f(„ n u t - o f - c lt y a r e a s ta b le d ( V at tho Mayfair Inn. ‘ your probltm*.” Kandrfrk, Fort Walton Rrarh; J l a y o r I . D . S c o tt to ld th e co m * f j , t l i c r c iiiis id a r n liiin a t ih e u c v l to 1913, S l r i l s lr o m , ' a . V o ted Ib e D e .illi r a m c a t 2 ;21 .v m In tho iiMh-i.ln I Hornes of tha dljnltarle* wlrg n ilir* io n e rs " W e d o n 't lu iv n e n o u g h „( |y,«> B oa id . - W. Brown Miller ramo lo Setn* James A. Fiarhelte, South Jack­ " M im I P r n m ie in s F i r s t T e r m SonD e m o c r a t at havo accepted invllatim* hava not, Irb. 27 tftole County In 1007, and except sonville; with E. 0. "Skinny" Surm o n e y tu t a k e a d v a n ta g e o f a * |w n i-.p ic -tM f n r - li c e t tig H ia n t n r " h v blv S * n a io c t i l l c u a u c . In lio ip ila l, for tha time in the Army dur­ gulun Jr., (Irlando, a member of A d n iiw lu n v , iM ) f *' ,,*r '1 filM ed hut tbey *"l p .io t d lt v v t u i •'* s u p e r v iie th e ^re* in h lc .l fo r f u l u i e c o n ,M e t a Ih e t r a d it io n a l p o ll of e a n itn l cmH o b e c a m e s o r ll»"ivjv* Hi Fi-ii, .1 e\prrl,-l tn Inctuite well knone ing World War | In France, ha* the lUSo lutoniatianal Comniiltro J .ih n R . B a lt e r ( S a n f .'r d ) i i * .ilio n p io g r s io in t h f C i t y ’ Mun. re .o iin ilc > u » , be li r d f -c t if ih ul ic e " h e n h e s t i l f p r r l " a m in i r v lr o k c IMure* from the Stale’s pulltlcai ‘ waver heon out of tha Country orving as rounsellnr. M a lo ry A n n i ’c l u l . c r ; ( .S n n fo r .lt H o w e v e r , U o iu u lio a iu n c r K r h l c r in the s t P e t e r s b u r g T im e s " M o s t -»t th o h o s p ita l. H e h ad gone th e re and governmental officer as wrll J o m e * M n rt iu f t c y im ld s | S a n f o r d ) • a id , " I a m s p e a k in g o f a s u m m e r ^ n r a than a few days at a time. V a lu a b le S e n a t o r " a w a r d . Id d a y * h r fo r e fo r a n h y s ir a l a. Interested citizens. M n r y ib 'm ith ( S a n f o r d ) p tn g rn m w h i n w e do h a v e a pttnl , He la married and with hli A n a '’ li v e c i v ic w o r k e r . S io n - 1 c h e c k u p an d Ir p a t m c n t fo r h ig h M a r g a r e t A u s t e ll ( S a n f o r d ) The hannucl, to be staged by ihg wife has operated and lived on P-TA Meet Told d iie c t o e . T h o lim n h a s co m e — p in v tro m I n * « e r \ ( - l as p m b lo n t n ( blood p r e s s u r e . J e s s ie M u h in s ( L n k o M a r y ) S e m in id o C o im lv C h - » " )b e r o f C c ,i< hia caltry farm on Celery Ava. ha lily n e x t y c u r — w h e n a pn id th e S e m in o le C o u n ty C h ild r e n 's P r io r In thn * lr n k e lie h a d r * D iv c h a r g r a mere#, and headed by Jamea \ far over 35 years. He la a mem­ The Wait Side D-TA will meet 'd ir e c t o r m u s t lie p r o v id e d ." to tre a tm e n t Wrigld a* conimiltee rhalrman, * C o m m it t e r , th e A m e r ic a n fled vp n n d o .l f a v o r a b ly S h a r o n I M w .i n l* ( S a n f o r d ) ber of the Presbyterian Church, Thursday at the school at 8 p. m. T h e n K i i t l r r * « id " I w o u ld lik e C r o w , J u n io r C h a m b e r o f C o m - an J B a b y (to y F i |w a r d s ( S i n f o r d ) h * H r x n c r le d t n leave fvprrte I In he a sellout affair wi'k kfen’a Bibla Claia. a Mason, lo hear guest speaker, Hugh FailIn se c th e C i t y go on le c o rd fo r m e t r e , a n il H ie S a n fo rd K lw a n la the lin s p ila t w ith in s fe w d a y s . member of the American Legion, ton, primipnl of tha l.aka Mary R iv n d y I t . F o r g u o n (.S a n f o r d ) a n I n v e s t ig a iin n In in th o re-ervaibnv a rt ti''e(* ovn't M r s . S a t a ll S lo u d c n n ili'e ( S a n f o r d ) C lu li A v pie r a n o f JV o rld W a r I I . Yglarani ef Foreign Ware and lha School, H a r o ld C , M i l l r r , K ilu o r o 's * .} - svallshle more than three t|pe':t |io o l n e e d e d , it s c o :.t F r a n k Ia B a k o r (S a n fo r d ) All mamhrri are urged to at­ he h a * s e rv e d j , S e n io r V io r - C o m Seminole County Chamber of Comii iu i ls l r a t l v e a v s t a la n l. s a id (h e sen- *"o. m e th o d n f fin a n c in g f o r K * th rr i.e g c r ( S a n f o r d ) tend this session and hear tha "mm a n dec o f I lias M u r id * J ) r p a r im e n t it o r s u ffe r e d a n u lh e r Tl:# Frenrli Ave. pro.lerl |4 Ihi rrre h ro J la k e a M i l p r o g t a n . to a t t r a c t lh a N o t | o l, r , rn< ri * ,,U * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ R u b y B o y W c a te y <S a n f o r d ) leresting and informativa talk" e a r ly th is morning llr.*l major nnd building for Si UP t n l U r e i i to th e G o ld s b o ro M e n a - , , h j , , . J c in | f t B l P n l u y , t , ; lB o f tho D is a b le d A m e r ic a n V e t e r - j h e m o r r h a g e Jo b - i K d ie r t o n iS a n f o r d ) he has prepared. a n * a n d a« C b a in n a n o f th a S lx ih an d i h r l sunn a f t e r w a r d . H e h a d in u la C o u n ty In 20 y e a r s . '• qUF.EN MARV lin n A i m a m i Its f a r l l l t i e * . H n lv e r r lt v o f F l o r i d a , « n * lo u k in g . ' I i v . F a n n ie F r a z i e r i'la lr ic ' A m e r ic a n I .r g i i n B o y s ' h e r n In a • e m l- c o m a fo r m o st of 'J, UNnrRGOfNr, o v e r h a u i . C o m m lR S lo lw r K a li llig g ln lm - f n r p v o jr . t * M r t h e ir " H e l p W e e k " D m o th y K v a u s S i a lo D r n g r a m . li e iv a p a v | v ic e , H ie p a s t tw o d i y * . M ilt e r s a id , -pBOUTHAMPTON. England tB th a m s a id ' I b i s t y p e o f f a c i l i t y t h a t w e re b e in g m u d * to Ffh. 23 p r e s id e n t o f D ie F lo r id a J u v e n ile an d w a s u n c o n s c io u s a t lh a l i m r h a s an in t a n g ib le v a lu e t h a t y o u r e |, U (.e , | „ l r . . M c l, VY r c k ", Vandals hava scarred and gouged Variety Show Told Interns In County A d m is t lu n v J u d i e s ' A s s o c ia t io n , a n d is p r e ­ o f d e a th , jtosif. furnllure and cabin wall* A variety show will be given for e m i t put y o u r f in d e r o n .' S rm ln n tr* ( 'm in t y J u n io r D e lh lia S l a p l e r ( S a n f o r d ) s e n tly y ic e p r c v id n n t o f Ih e S e m ­ members nf the Sinford Tnuriv! .M rs. la d * K ilg o r e , Id s w if e . • Schools Revealed abvird Ihe Queen Mary. ('a lh r r a n B n e le v ( S a n f o r d ) S u r v e y in g th n p r e s e n t p ro g ra m , 1 . a m b e r o f C o m m e n e , w h e n U s in o le ('b u n ly B a r A s s o c ia t io n . Senso n , Ito h e r f, an d a d a u g h te r , M r* . ,kmtia lt.9PO-ton ship Is undergoing and .Shuffleboard (Tub lonighl B ir t h * th a t w a v p u t u n d e r w a y a t th# f i r s t ) r „ , d ,.n l i A . , , i v t c . s n u J . , w v x Sprint limestar Intern* In S f i a in r A le n s tro m Iv a p a st v ic e - p r e s i­ A lb e r t T . Y o u n g . I t . , v l * l l e i l Ih e starting at 7:30 o'clock. f is h y Boy S la p lr r fgnual overhaul here. n f Mis y e a r h r id e r to ld th e ro m - r „ rltn r i r . | , r e f e r .r d I h n n to t h * In n la C o U h ly S c h o r ls , Ib e le ma'cr. d e n t n f i h e F lo r id a n a p lis l ir o a t n r y e s t e r d a y e v e n in g . D h c h a re rv , The vagdall*m occurred over the Mr*. John Lee I* r-/*jmrnl*tnr m U a lo n c r s , "W e have e n m ig h s # n , | nn | f r -n u lIt v t ;„ „ „ f th e ItiMr alignment, and thr nubl'i U r o l h e r ho o d , H e is 34, m a r r ie d , M e *. S y l v i a K a rp I G eneva) jMekeei while workmen were and Mrs. Sidney Vihlen U director m o n e y In ro m p le t# w h i t W# h a v a A m r m n t ) (* B fU l, r S o c ie ty w li lr li M ille r *a id d o c to rs a t th e ho* school umervltor* aro a a folio."! a n d lia s tw o c l u h li r n . of the show. W i ll la m A lla n I Sun fo rd ) p lliii a l lr i li u l e d d e a th lo a' stro k e bay. * I ln h r r l T . B u s h , D e L a n d ,' oo-r-'l ........ “ P *« t ir e d ,il Its G i f t n n d L o a n ( ln * e l. SHS Students Hold Sadie Hawkins Day Events Tomorrow Reelection Douglas Stenstrom Seeks Reeiection To Senate Position f Board To Investigate :i Possibilities Of Pool E Sen. H. M, Kilgore Succumbs Today r Hospital Notes U Of F Fralernily Pledges Redecorate Gift, Loan CloseJ r e c e n tly m n l r i h u l f d b y l i r e . B e u ­ F M T IA N G F , A G R E R M H N T la h T h o r n t o n , r r d e c o ia t c I, M O S C O W (JV — F i v e A m e r ic a n F o u r o f (lie p le d g e r to F i L a m ­ bda P h i f i s t e r i l i t y w e re v e n t to m e l i c a l m en h a v e a r r iv e d in M o s­ c o w M r a m o n th 's v is it u n d e r *n S a n f o n l In ro m p lo t * Ih e p r o ja s t f C o r a l (4n* e x c h a m -e I'd 'e c m e n t W ith Ih e S o ­ S h c h lo .i H u f f r ie r b le * , M a r t 'll lle r v v lt a i f M ia m i. v ie t U n io n , A It iiv s ia n m e i i r a l del.I n l r s l.'o n o f M ia m i, s lid IV t e e g a ion nnW is h i Ih o U n ite d ,S t a i r s . • le m m in g su re . fro m h ig h blood p ro - W ith K ilg o r e 's d e i l h , Ih e D am n r r n l i r m a jo r it y in Ilia S e n a te w a s re d u c e d In one t e a l , 49-17, T h e W e st V ir g in ia n w a s th# f ir s t senat tu tho In th is s e s s io n o f C o n ­ g re ss. s - m h o l s H ig h In tU n fo r.1 C. F. Kettle*. Carolina Mcfnfll*. SanforJ. fovrtl grade, Koulhsirie Primary In 8 inforrt. Mr*. IIIMa tV. D*vl*. Richard Silvan, JarkiAi\v.')tn nh>*lral odiicalion.'ScminoU Hlgl S 'ho*!,: Sinfor.l, ‘•’red Oinai, M u la o f S t . I V l e r s h u r ; w e ie s c o t h ero n o t * p c n t th e n ig li l i n " l h f L i l y I n il F r id a y n l g l i l on a t r iv a l b y d lrt- riio n n f lh a f m t i- r t i lt y , S a t u r d a y m o r n in g , u m lc r 1 H it n i l c i lio n o f M r * . G e r t r m la it l'lg f t J d r r , r h a lr m a n o | lh a lo c a l i x p . r e r S o c ie ty U n it , C -- t r n t e r .i it y p lc d s m w e n t to w o rk i l r a n i n u an d r e ,t a in t in g th a r v n r o u i.u a t 10.3 K c H 12th S t . T h e Iw n d a y p r o |c t t v .a » on y o f e ig h t d t f f c r a n t p r o jr r t s *ii a s m a n y r i t i r v in G e o r g ia an d F l o r i d a im d e r l * ’ »n d u r in g th e " H e l p M e e k " • f f m l j o f th * f r a t e r n it y . O n h a n d tn s r a th a t I li a b in s a e r o v te n d lly e l w n ik , an d to m a p r o j r r l w e ll d o n e , w e re M r * . I 'on B a le s a n d M ia . D ln g f e ld r t o f lh a S e m in o le C o u n t y C l i f t , A m e r ic a n C a n c e r S o c i e t y , ‘ a n d C n - IH d W i l ­ le t t s , r h iiir t n n n o f th e ( ' . . i i i i i i n i ’ r S e r v in ' C o m m itte e o f th « lo c a l J a / c c a n ig a d ls a t io n . T l ie Ic iy a s a id , " W a ’ ra h a p p y t h a t w e ',# g iv e n a n o p p o rtiin D g lo h e lp In w o ith r p io jt x l* I h m u g h o u l ttia S l a t e . " 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. (Suit fh 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* V tsAe.Hl/). f: *v I . .., • • • •A . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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, February 24, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 24, 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 35-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 24, 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/8ab761392eb1472a4c8510f154c2efa0.pdf c5373a4133fc6d84988414737ca05ee3 PDF Text Text BEAUTIFUL l i n w FR EE T H IS V /E E K Wheat Americana SERVICE FOR SIX 1 One P iece W ith Every P urchase of $10 o r More! n * Your B tak ltt I m M <md Tom Thsss ta W hm You Hot* 110 Worth tat Oh Wash. 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QOLD FIELD ASTOR S w ift's P r o m lu m L o in fLORIDA ARMOUR STAR 8UNNYI.ANI) SLICED BLUE PLATE B w ih 'i P re m iu m Swill’s Prsmlum Lamb V A dA Q I JESSE JEWELL Proton Chicken Paris ■UPER1RAMD fiQUE DARLma LAND O’SUNSHINE BUTTER > Lb Quarters BTOEELY TASTE O'SEA Brand SLUE BONNET I f n G m PINEBREEZE Grad* "A", Largo j*r HUDSON Assorted Colon ss WhBs PapwTewsls HUDSON Hankies 1 M r i l k TsWs N a p k in s 2 80 e t 27« HUDSON HUDSON Scrtia fin. Table Napktau 2 SOCtPkgs. 2fc Damask DtaUMt Napkins K)CL Pkg. t i e W sl StrsngB Towsls �SANFORD. FLORIDA ■VOLUME XLVIH 'Marriage Is Subject Of Family Education Program Slated Here Europe Counts 8 4 0 Dead THURSDAY, FEIIRuAuY »». 19M Reprimands Rosen For Rash Statem ent* * LONDON u r-F ro trn Europe rmmtrd al trait ant dead today In the worst wipter In living mem­ raid, “ Gentlemen T want H Mk ory. Even rolder weather was* dress you not aa an aiilitan t U S. District Attornry, or prosecutor. forecast for the weekend. 1 want to talk lo you m in t* m in, What l* th* secret nf the suc­ Central Europe—ono vast exeitlten to citizen. Tv# bandlod • cessful marriage? pansn of enisled snow — anxiouslot of narcotics easet. One i |l p Srminnl# County resident* will ly watched it* food and fuel aupabove It la a dishonest law h# seeking th» answer during forcement man, a m aj fhe-day Youth-Adult Family pliea dwindling a* tha disastrous taken an oath to proti I-lfa Education Im tltuta In San­ frrete-up went into it* 24lh day. Surprise witnesses, brought lot uphold the law. I chart I ford on Mar. 6-0. Huge Ice parks foaled down the Orlando by the Government to Hobby when he wenii Offered hy tha General EatenTha courtroom of tha U. ft. Dlitestify during the trial of J, Lu­ North Sea. Temperatures alone • Ion Division of Florida In eutrie! Court at Orlando this morning office with the sole at Germany’* Halite coast dropped ther llohliv, suspended Seminol. operation with tha Seminole Pa­ w*i electrified shnrlly before clos­ purposa of making It tj Couni* .sheriff, and five other deto ( ' above tern. rent-Teacher Association, tha ining argument* hy Assistant l \ S. it then. Law enforccmj fendants .illrgediy Involved in a Ir* floe* piral.vrrd shipping nn •titute srhedui* of lacturaa and Dlilrlct Attornry David Roteo, divided Into Iwo ratego j county wide conspiracy to con­ Clarenc* Turley, president ly Iwo—honest and di*4 . Dutch canal* and threatened the trol moonshine whiskey, added discussion* li designed to meet ended. A.soriatlon of R e a l ^ e r l a n d * with a serious coal the fundamental needi of young tha National In ■ frenzied prosecution before eye* of every law new fir* to an already blazing Board*, addreisH a rfctnt people in the area of marriaee the jury in th* windup argument officer In every villa eight-day courtroom controversy. «f M ulton nf Cfntral L t J itJ and family living. Included will manllvtr In tha trill nf J. Luther Hobby, this jury. If you don't Kloridu A tw al thaw brought lamiilides Trior to placing the first witness h« day-time eiasse* for (tudanta suspended Sheriff of Seminole your sworn duty In lh| .r. w. Hall, president nf the *" ,ou' hern "*'>■ M Va»,n’ npar nn the stand, Attorney Mam Mur­ at Seminole High School and Congreaaman A. 5 (Sydl Hor- County along with defendant*. A. honest law enforeeme^ Pescarai SO familiei flr<l as Ihelr rell, defending Jerry Martin, Ne­ evening iriilo n i for both youth Ssminol# County Hoard of Heal- home* I!ollap*rd long, Jr. today announced that E. Evans, Dwight Yclvlngtdn, quit In disgust or i on a crumbling gri), requested the court to strike h* will again seek nomination *• Jerry Martin, Willie Brown and honest. Tho dishonest and adult group*, alio at the tor*, and A. B. Pet.r*on Jr., of ™ * Sanford attended the meeting to 1’lllsldo, *n northern Italy, more testimony by William A. Horne, ment man will laugh high «chno1. former Sanford 1’ollce Department th* Democratic candidal# for Re- Jamr* Smith, Rosen aa lit, “ 1 and become more fn snow was fnrerast. Instructor for both youth and hear tha national president. prasentativ* In Congrats from haven’t got the right to slat* whe­ olfirer and former deputy sheriff Turley told the realtor* “there In louthern France, snow *o adult program* will ha Dr. th* Fifth fonrr***!onat District. ther nr not a nan 1* guilty or not honest law enforcemej Robert j . Schmidt a»si*tant pro-!*T« presently 57.200 members nf inches deep cut off viltsfic* and under llohby, from the record* on In a statement released by his gullly but In my conversation with cancer and if it li not fessor in th* Florid* Stata UniNational Aamclation of Real tore down phone and power lines. the basis that the testimony was offlc*. Hrrlong **id; spectator* in the lobhy I found—." will grow and grow Immaterial and was eon*trued to versity School of Social Welfare, Estate Hoards with more than Prices of vegetables ami rugs rock- impeach tha testimony of defend­ “I hive* today malltd my oath Drtenie Attorney, William W. sucked th* last hit of ] »nd qualifying fe« to th* Honor­ Judge rose to hi* feel quickly and nf Iho rommunity, Loral chairman I* Mr*. W. K. 12,000 „ real estate board* repre- ected a* farmers and Irurk garden- ant Martin. responsibility lo your elj Gil#*, of Lake Monroe. Coord!-, *r "',ri , ., , , era reported crippling losses. able ft. A. Gray, Soeralary of yelled "Your honor!" James II. Tate, Avhbutu. tin. at­ .Stata, iw Tallaha****. nator for th* General Extension T"r nwtionnl pretldenl of tha The weather took a heavy toll It li at INI* point Rosen haillly apnlngizrd to Division U Mr*. Edith McBride. •«»«»• Board organization re- of bird* and wild animal*. Deer torney who stated that he had been “ I hav# anjoyed serving *■ Judge William J. Barker, the de­ sistant district altor Cameron. vraled that eeven field men no- walked through the busy street* practicing law for 54 yrar* In Representative In Congress from fendant, th* members of th* Jury tha hrresay statemel P a r e n t-Teacher Association travel throughout the county to of Had H.vrrburg. Germany, look­ Turner ('minty, said that “ Hobby our Fifth Congressional District. and each person in the courtroom prosecution and w as1 member* acting a* rnmmittre aid the Individual board* with ing for food. Filly hungry gulls peeled off 45 JI0O bills from * I hav* rrarhrd a point In seni­ for hi* out of place statement con­ *d by the Federal Judge Wi roil intimated In he one and a ority now wher* I can h« nf cerning hcresay evidence, J. Barker who waa hearing tbn rhairmen inelud# Mr*. R. W. their problem*. Th* realtor I* In th* h'nlnesx attacked a fried potato seller’s half to two inches In diameter and greater help In nnr peopl* and , Williams, registration; Mr*. W. Aa th* eourt recessed for th* trial. booth In Holland and mad* off handed them to him to be held R. Wray', auditariuBl’ MlII* W n . ber.us. he like. it. .aid T *lay, J J J " |J Mil* Ed to our dlelriel than ever before." lunch hour and after the Jury in escrow.” Chittenden, library; and Mr*. P. , •"* "•*»• ^ » u»* "I I* an hon-,«"h •">«Herlong flrU went to Congr*»a left the courtroom, Judge Barker The dr.il w n for an A'hbum rlly In January, inti* and has served reprimanded Rosen saying "Mr. H. Colbert, publicity, Cooperating, orabia way of making a living1 All Dutch planes uers nrdrrH 'in look out for colonies nf starving lot that was staled hy llubby to h* continuously tine* that time. He Rosen I am atirprlscd at your •RUlph A. Smith, chairman of In the youth program i* Semi- *n'* earning money, I* % Th# real estate hutlnese I* hlg birds. a gift from bis fnthrr Tat* ad­ is a member of th* Committee italement before the Jury". The Salvation Army Advisory nol* High School Principal H, E. j j orrj| hu«ine*e and It make* pn differmitted howevar. that Hobby’s fa­ Board has annnunred that the Reena Knmlga, a vaodavitlr nn Way* end Means, th* first Rosen again apologized for hia First Offered in 1947, family whether th . Individual real- snake rhartner, went in tho ttier was lbrrn when the trans­ Floridian In hl»lory to he elected out of pile* statement but loo Annual Financial Campaign of this agency Is now In progress. life education program* have tor la engared in housing tha mayor of Hethunes, in northern action wa* consummated. Tata to th* most Important and Infln- la to, The funds received from this gained widespread success In all nation, providing quarters for tha Franca, for help In warming her said, however, that the elder Hob­ rntial eommlttr* on Capitol UHL Evidently Rose* hai lorn down drivw will make it possible for |lAr(( „f (h# state. Dr, R. Frank transaction of the nation’s bus­ eight python* and five alligators. by said nothing during the trans­ Htrlong ha* also a*rv*H as hi* biittdup in I nearly three iness, Healing In acreage from i- ihl* Worthy organization to carry ttrown, principal of Melbourna Democratic Whip lor tho South­ hour argument that ilx men had Tha mayor, provided quarter* on action. Dr. K. W. Cake, ■ Citnig H im Anthony H. Hattaglla, attorney eastern oren. W i t s Spiritual and Welfare Pro- nigh School, recently called the which our food aupnly I* to com* th* City Hall radiators. Once they kating Extension Specialist, apok* coneplrad to tonlrol th* mnoncram for the coming year. Smith r*mi|y ||f ( Institute ‘‘one of tha or creating vast Industrial die- vvrr# thawed* eft. M m Knmlga at law and fnrmer Assistant U. H* ha* boan a raildaat of ■hlM district U Seminol* Caun- to tho Semlnoli County Farm stated that tha goal for tho Driv« ■iarK«at contributing causes to tha trie!* to Improve the nation'* pro­ put her pels hark in trunk* lined S. District Attorney, tolc^ from tha Leesburg ilnee 1010 and altandad Buroau ■ambora at the roguiay ductivity, h* or sha I* a part of witness stand of hi* jitcltnini g t o Humtar and Lake County aehoolo. Ir. Pi* been let at <1.000. Ry reach-1, ompu i,, #l„.nr# of Juvenile dewith hot w* er hollies, t Spectilora nearly rn»o to Ihelr monthly meeting of th* organb proscribe a eis* mad* i ni*hi't ■*% (his nunti, it will be possible llnquenry among thW youth of lb* liiialnexi,. which hand!** th* . If* gradtit’ . cd fro*.' tba Dnlver. . • to lr . .I,, 9f cimiAa in w r Ho wa* ^eej.vznd an nytryme of muitihling xotiou recently, lipy C.iicii, Ml** njf* for The Salvation Army In with our eommunlly.'* Ly. Th* program world’* V " haste temmodity — lanij," Tha fir, Ookv<* the llnlverelty i# -* draw Ha tu ib m tn Dlstnrt ttn ir t’i n t ih w p 4 *»«‘^ r 0fintr Judge of Laka County1 gww hut wf-fcnsen'i statement i i . .V p o ^ U M n IB** -•___ n..ii .,a .i,.ir nmrtalmed rrie#* of modem yiorl.l*. explained to th* F irm tnglia sltcmplrd. through Ihe from 1037 until hi* olKtion to befnn the Jury this morning. from tho s tm ts and buslneiiei Mayor Rudl nOud.hoff proclaimed! questioning nf Assistant U. S. Uln- j Congret*. Assistant Diitrirt Attorney Ro- Rureau member* oxwetly wh*k of S anford, tha week of the Instltut. “ Family i J'""'1’*. **“*!*> ,n !**1 | 1,1 years, generally have remaintrict Attorney K. David Rosen, lo j Last car, Th* Salvation Army Ufa Education „ Mj( sen had only on. atalrment to 1the University wai doing to htli» at San'*'* M«hlr °r Inrreaanl during the unpcarli the testimony of former I provided 11.5t2.ini meals In needy make following hia ln,erllon of th# dtrua grower* with ih#ir Adult course meeting* Deputy .sheriff Morgan MrCtalland man, women and children in the ford are srheduled for Mar. 6-fl past year. However, price lass on hereay Into ihe pm,erutlon argil- problems, 11# tald, "Varloui proolder structures, particularly de­ who was a witness in II,# rsso ment. "I ask you to consider Ihe hlema tom* to specialised depart# United State*. at 7:45 p m. in the high »rhnol. ficient units and those located In , , _ ., „ _ „ agntnst Guess, Dhjeclinn* by deevidence gi-nllemen. Consider your mente with capable heads to Thcsa formed only nna type of student classes will he held less desirable nelghhorhood. h a t. FARMINGDALE. N T tW-Fur- fen-.e attorney William W. Judg responsibility anil return your ver* solve them," ae he explained thak t i t given by this organisation, ,iajiyi Blu| on Mar. 8, Dr. Schmidt declined In the majority of areas," ^ ;t«k* • -tmbla* appeared In ■lid nf gullly and you can go home problem* such ae cost, handling w^oie working principle is “to ’ address a school assembly, *" ,Rjlj the nlfing for Long Island today were sustained r.nd testimony hy B.ittiglis regarding ihe Met leilsn proud". AVv* a need, at the poin> of need, -j-),. prnrram ’* hmh point will of ritrus, arrangemsnt of packing “Tiulv, we hav* hecom# a naJ,n‘l m«wi(«tion moves « t the time of need coma with a Joint youth-adult lion of home owners," Turley told >n the vs*lknul which already h.is testimony eliminated. Befnr* ■ crowded rourlroom houses, and new automatle pack# Willi* J Peacock, cashier of the Through war and pear* Th* Sal­ panel discussion on Mar. a at tha realtors at their maellng, as parolyrrd the gamt Hrpuhlic Ana from th* beginning of Ihe govern­ ing machinery coma btforo th a* . Florida Siatp Hank nf Sanford vation Army remain* ever vigil­ I p. m ment argument this morning, Ihe hs explained that nior# than one Don t'orp "Mot* than 500 million dollar* produced the ledger card, ami *c-1 Schmidt, the ant, taking aid lo victims of dis­ Assistant District Attorney cohAccording * * * .T ""I‘j' ctive* n,HHon homes wilt be commenc-1 Tile InlernHirui.il Assn nf Mi was reportedly mad* laat year by A iperltl section nf Inday'* count of J. l.uther llohhy when 1 aster! and amcrgcncift whenever enure, has a two-fold objective ....... • trued Hint a conspiracy existed l ‘rti|,d .States during'.hlnlst. which railed nut I2<KK1 suhpoennrd by the government. Sanford Herald fealuir* Iho firm hy building up hi* proteculion In th* ellnie induetry," Dr. Celto these ariso. “Our effort, ara aimed at v I » * ,nmlM'■ members In Ihe strike ,il Republic Iliiwevcp, Defense Attorney Judg* of Odham * Tudor, Inr., and the (he unfolding nf italrm enl* hr •ni<l, and ever half nf this wa* Till* program nf the interna­ helping young people gam ‘ Revealing in hi* address lo r cn- (|iy Irrsetl il now has srheduled told Iho court and Jury that ihe milium dollar residential sccliun witnesses for th* government and turned In by an assortment #f tional organization Is not neglect- realistic and adequate understand'cooperative#, «d in this community, either. I^ivt .Ing nf Ufa in gcnaral and society’* tral Florida realtor* that March similar action against thiee rlivi account was a hunt account nf both 1to lie known *• Grot# 5tanor(. for Ihe defense. Tha hug* oambige were fh * Th# complete *lory of the Od­ year, beside* a great amount nf expacbition nf them specifically, M to 17 will b* observed through- *inn* of the aFlrchtld Engine A llohhy and his wile. Judge soul, H I* evidenced from the lengthy “ Tlicio has Ix’cn no evidence pro­ ham A Tudor project along with prosecution ergumcnl* thl* morn­ ta good management and a let a f ineient Relief given, there were (2) giving adult* an understand- out tho countiy . . .......is I t o r » ,\irpl*n« t’orp. Week”. Turley *a!d, It Is an op- i „ , , . duced here o( ili# deposits or with­ piiTuree ami ilorie* of (he per- ing that the Jury will not receive push hy tha dlreetora of Ike to# garment* and shoe* distribut­ (Centinaed oo P are Eight) portunlly for th. Realtor to re*•■?*> « member, are drawal, hy Mr,, llohby." ed, free nf charge, to the needy. Minnel who have made the pro­ It, Instruction* from Judg* Bark­ operative#, said Cake. Modern dedicate himself and r.f.esh In e|"P " ,hp ,hrrp , ^ rrl" M The Government anil the defense ject rnmn (o a reality, Beshtoa 111 Christmas Food Or­ ihaehlnery and packing house* er until late this afternoon. hi. mind the Realtor’s pledge. “To t;1 *"!, Hi•’ngme dtvIsinn it rested its ca<e al which time the der* given, there were also 7* help th* volume output of Florida Prior lo beginning Ihe argu­ Tha Gruve Manor* residential protect the individual right of n*’*"' d.M- defense requested that a mntlno grocery orders given throughout suhdivlilon ellmaxri a three mil­ ment, Judge Barker Informed Ihe ritrus, ho eald. And with n real estate ownership and to Mon it Wvandanch and the Slr.Hns (nr acquittal he rnntidrred, Judge tii» year, while 49 people and widen the opportunity to enjoy It, Eorp st nearby Hav Shore, The William J. Barker denied the mo­ lion dollar home building pro­ Jury that II of the overt acU de­ greater output It means more eit# families wero assisted with rent, gram in th* Ranford area In a scribed In th* Indictment handed n il an the markets and greats* to h« hnnornhlr and honest in all mikes high altitude slrcr ifi tion. transportation, and other ala. hy a Federal Grand Jury In Tim - demand* for the product. With dsalingr, and to sack belter to equipment. Follnwjng a conferenre In the II month period. The extent of the services of Gmv* Manor* will h# d#vnted pa In November of last year, were theta demands, ha explained, the represent clients hy building our The strike deadline Is next MonJudge s chambers, rourt recessed TBe Salvation Army in Sanford Is THOMAR\TLLE,.fla. taken out and wilt not ho roozld- grovsman will have a better mar# -P re s­ ■lay for the engine plant, March si 3:13 In allow attorneys time 10 excluelv# home* In th* <18.500 ered. dependent upon the amount of ident Elsenhower’s new program knowledge and competence. ket for their citrus and eltm* to <25.000 rlas* loraled In a set­ I nr Ihe tSratos Corp, and March to prepare their arguments. AUncial support which the real-.. releasing a billion dollars Only eight nf the 11 overt art* produets. ting of rllru* grove and beautiful­ for the gut.lcd mi,silo division. dAnt. of the eommunlly give to worjh urin!um , t hnmi VOLCANO ERUPTS ly landscaped wooded area* Just remained lo b* considered by tho Dr. Cake told tha Farm Bur# 22 ^ ,n“ a .h ro .d for peaceful atom.e pro,- TOKYO uW — Ml. Sakurajtnia, A union «pokc,nian ,*id the sen- Guest- Pastor Told nil Meinnvill* Avenir* at Xlrd Juiy. aan members that ha expects, bF id ty syvlrm snd 12 grlovanrcs In explaining hia actions for not V* 7 * « « • prasanlad i challenge to Rua- erupted more than *0 limes yesTho pulpit nf tho First Melho- a t. < ’ tb h , IU time of need. R will #n' “ , at Issue in this dispute. putting two witnesses on the aland 1970, there wilt he only about * terday and early today services All the home* being built In during lh» Iris), Bosen told th* 50% Incrtai* in ritrus r . « . H - R ..U . . . 0 . . . . . . M o d “ i , M late reported. "Wages haven't even hern dis- divt Church will he filled Runday The President annnoneed evening hy Ihe Rev. W. K. Timms, Grove Manor# were designed by Jury "When you pul a wllnrss on which in due to tha ta others. yesterday that tha UnllH Stiles the eruption* fame »t about 50 ctiiscd," he ,aid pastor of Hie First Methodist Ihe architectural firm* of Hurton Ihe stand and he don’t testify ar- that ate being **t Oi will maka available M.OOO pounds minute interval, and »*nl torn of The Imp**,# at Republic moved Church in Marrrlii*, Mich. A Rodger* of Sanford and Jo* cording to the statement he had le now loading In the of alnmle material, uranium 2.1.1, lav* and yrllnui*h-Unlcd gs*e» ini a me.liallon parley and a Timms’ sermon tuple Shifalo of Winter Park. made you can't rill him a liar. of clime, follnwed hy Or. White's Advice lo pioneer Amerlran firms and spnwtng into Ihe sir Nn nn# was rourt hearing on a company move willTheheRev. “ Hurden or Bridge", lie and Texas," Dr. Cake That's tha poMtlnn I was In". R. W. Tudor and hi* ton B«h to friendly nation* In a demonitra- Injured and naarby village* escaped for an Injunction eurb maasf i, * regular winter visitor in San A covered dish lup nosen described Jerry Martin, Tudor, vlre-president* of Odham Getting Expensive lion of “our filth that tho atom damage. picketing. ford. Ranford Negro, a* the number one ed tho huslnese meetln A Tudor live In Alexandria, La. KOCKY MOUNT. N. C. - Po­ can be a powerful Inatrument for They hav* owned and operated buyer of moonshine from Lclon Dr. Cake spoke. litical advlcn from President Kl»- the promotion of wnrld peace." # .. ai.r I arnir Vnnrt 1m Qen, Innle th# Tudor Construction Co., a ami Ferny Long In Seminole •nljower’a heart special!,I. Dr. Hia announcement earn* Just one Counly—"The thief di*lrlhulor" a* general contracting firm In Alex­ Flttl Dudley While, is getting day after Soviet Premier Nikolai Bojcn called him to all nf Hie Baked Food ! andria for the past 35 years Mighty expensive Bulganin had „t»ied that, “Wa ComThey h*v# built many nf th* Nrgro seller* nf moonshine In Slated For B< Tho Boston physician, her# yea- r.,uniat* mutt fully place tho greatfm nl buildings in central Louisi­ Seminole Counly. ienjoy. for a heart symposium, p re -jet discovery of Ih* 20th century In dccrlhing Ihe loiter regard- ■ A nrmip of “ Lnngw ana. fared * question and answer period — atomic energy—at tho aervlee Ing Investigator and Sanford Po Cook," hze planned a Tudor stated “ I hav# great Hr# Department Patrolman C arl1 Sale for Ihl* Saturday With thi* remark: 'of, , .th# cause of building comrnnfldenee In th# Benford area. Dodson. Rosen ssiA. "I could hive 2.1, beginning it 10 a. *^Ihe only way I will answer m u n l,n " W* have tried to add to Ranford objected to it but he (Hobhj) hart's Starr, sliona shout Treiident Etsen Bulganin pirtured Russia aa WJer.M lovely residential area* reas (hat that give giv* bring* Iht letter in to »how what Thl* event h a t hern feewei e'er running again for the prril- ‘‘•head of other countries" in the tho best in com foi table ^ home ( a terrible, terrible, Ihii Mr. Dod­ th, benefit of the T-on deocy it by the person who azkz peaceful uaei of atomic living." He further stated that son I*. Don't you know (hat If Mr, cal Building Fund <hf‘ question coming up here and hut did not talk of altering he I* pleased with th* growth In Dodson ipit on the street one lime past Iwn year* Lon donating <50,000 to the Heart material*. this ire* and the company in­ In Sanford, Mr. llohhy would hav* sres residenti hare h Fund." Actually Eisenhower barred the tend* to aid alio in th* building brought it. Mr. Dodson ’ hasn't to rail* fund* In erect i distribution of any of the M.OOO . There were no queition*. of commercial project* In th* even spit on tha street", said RoThe foundations ha pound! of U S. U-135 to th* Soviat and both, Mr. Carha wn. Sanford yirea. Union and its satellite*, a t well "You've seen quit* an array nowacr, plumber am) Complete detail* of th* star} s< to any other nalinn* presently of th# project will he eeen today nf witnrsaos, hnnrst men, decenl have compleled their producing the materiel. men, felon* and forger*, I know the ftoor ean now h* tha special section. But with those exception* the Abusing Fires that a tremendous Luua will he walls put up. Th# Trejident laid the aupply will be a## JUmey, Ramey M ilitant County furniihed "over a period of yeara” . m*d# of Ihe chancier* of govern­ been bought and now ire needed to comple ment wltnesic*", Rosen said. Fo*#st Ranger, announced this for research and dgvelopment Mrs. John Carhart The character witnesses ar* Im­ Morning that he won't be able purpose* and /or fueling nuclear portant Rosen told Ihe Jury end ed tha sale with th* lo-i'itand by en eortro) burnt, power reactor* both “ at home and F«b. » "I had only one question in ask oral ether eivie-ml W*m anyone’* property foi them, abroad." Admissions earh nna—'Hava you heard tha Alt proceed! Iron I «3l1ow fire llnea a t th* present Arthur I,. Cariledga fOviedo) testimony In ihe courtroom?’ Their be turned over t* 1lnje. Because of the dry conMrs. Myrtle Carson /Longwood! opinion* of their precious Mr, Fund Committee, UDC Speaker Told dlUon and high winds ha la fight­ Mrs. Robert I,. Cox (Enterprise) Hobby would have been quite dif­ would care to help me The Norman da V Howard ing wild, fire* day and night. Mrs. Sylvia Carp (lalip, N. Y.) ferent had they heard the** wit- kind of baked gaoda, If# wild that he would get t" Chapter, UDC will hear KarlyJames RUlion (Sanford) M u aa", Roaen laid. ae any othar food I* Hmiiholdor vpeak on “ Youth fire llnea and control hums David Gregg Jackson (Sanford) Before making hia atatemant would ear# to donata M rloon aa poaatbl*. Anyone burn* Problem* of the South" Friday Dlamiaula before Urn jury that war ahalleng- requested to aaU themaelvaa la requested afternoon a t He regular chapter Alf ARRAY OW BBAUTM i model fhshlona In th e exhibit for the Renilnole County Chamber of ed h f Dofenee Attorney WillJem W. P. M-MM M r Franklin U e ^ f U k * Mary) meeting which wilt take place in Comm.rte a t Ov* 9L,*^1.',9^ .* ,r’_*ho!™> 1*1*:.*« right, are Ml«* Mary Rose Spear, Miss Carol N att, Margaret Von HarbuUi (Sanford) V. Judge and ttgtotd bp Federal :an be picked ng ■e d l l It In at 1227 ad Ms* 0 . Q. B tota* t a d to «o e a t ins «T * r - , --a. 3 & kl Witnesses Add New W indup Argument Fire To In q u iry UReal Estate Is Big Business C. Turley Informs Realtors Heard Herlong To Seek Demo Nomination For Representative Salvation Army financial Drive Now In Progress Problems Of Citrus Growers Is Subject Of Dr. Cake's Further Troubles Appear For L. I. Firm Is Featured j > In Special Section Of Today's Paper Ike's New Program Presents Challenge Dryness, Winds Hospital Notes �. f ; . • 1 THE SANFORD HERALD sru sv S a rw w sw a Witt— w s o n a .A have ss^ m m Newsprint Plane To Be Ready In '5S Sparring Match PALATKA W l—A union paper . Hvthji' r***r and ?V-* . 4 Corp.’s proposed 25 million dollar* newsprint plant here will be ia protlurtfon by July 1058. r The Paper Worker, a . monthly publishnl by the Internatloiial lliotherlmoil of Pulp Sulphite ami Paper MW Workers, printed the report lit It* current issue. William Maicr, corporation president vacationing at Palm Beach, declined comment. Ha *■!<•#the company probably would J have an anonuncemciit after ha return, to New York next month. Th* Paper Worker raid 75,000 Ions of newsprint would bo pro­ duced the first year with an evenlual capacity nf 123,000 tons a SACRAMENTO, Calif. I* - A verbal sparrlns match has devel­ oped between light heavyweliht champion Archie Moore am! the California Athletic CommUslon. The liff arose yesterday over Moore's opponent In a imn-Htle 10-round boxing match In San Diego Monday. Moore said he tvouU meet Ilob Dunlap. Then Secretary Joseph Gemhlea announced the rommlMlon decided to aiibutlltile Frankie Daniels. Reached hours later at his San Diego home, Moore cracked: "I did not know the athletic com­ mission was empowered to intake matches. 1 have signed to meet Dunlap, not Danlela." 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C a u n i y m t f F C j f atifrfe fUlt MVlnlIf,i|b < n , i n !v I'AUrl f ln u ag nn la C o u n ly , F h i r l i f i , on ilia ISih • I Manfnril, F m n d t . nn t h a ft rat d a y nf M a rr h . IMS*, fur a p p r n v a l nf .Mnodav in t h a n-nnlh o f March, •a m * a n d for f i n a l d l a r h a r * * a* n i t s , whu-ii la l h a Sth d a y o f M arc h, B i e r u l r i a nf t h * e * l a t a n f I.LOYII ii'. a ,*. f t l i r i . r , d # r * a ,* d . on (hi* 111# K a t r d Ihla Ind d ay nf F e b r u a r y , »t h ilay "I F e b r u a r y , IT*a IMS / * / f l n . a II flnyln l U f llc ia l l*l»rk a M**h f l i e r i i t r l v nf (he e«*ale nf II I* MKfINDO.N, I.I.liYI* r H O T I . F . r>«. i T a il , C i r r u i l C m ifl. Sami* reaaeil • nnla C o u n ly , F l n r 'd * t ULfiT ,$ H WHITtY ^ HIM a g a i n , ' N I V e R Legol Notice Legol Notice 1 f \ C A I Ml . L o m i R A V ( . I Iv fOQ YOU-' With a newsprint plant, the Hudaon payroll here would total 12 million dollars X >*l f* _____ % Ot. PAM OUOUY w x m (center), Boatoa Heart apeelaUM, Jamea L. Jtnka (left), and Dr. Robert King, former American Heart AmocJi tlon president, examine a croaebow and harpoon prior to sailing from Lot Angeles in a power cruiser to Lower California. Tbt group will attampt to chart tha h u rt beat of whalaa. A sea-going electro­ cardiograph la being taken on (ha expedition. The whale research la tn connection with a theory of Dr. White's that tome of the varia­ tions ln pulse or heart behavior ln humans may result from dlf*' farencea ln the alia of Individual hearts rather than from an, malfunction. Whales have the alowest heartbeat af all aummala. TO* n i l ura of ( M i m i l Ii in riroo vA r a r l a l n c l o u d i f r o m i n d to |*JHt a n d r n n f i r m t h i m l * tn Ih# A tn v a d i i r r l h i d p r o p r r t y . I irs wHirey, y f n f, O O $ 2000° ° $500oo DISCOUNT NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Good Trades 1034 s a l e s ROOM o p e n ALL DAT SATURDAY Liberal T trm t . Buford, Florida �H *', 3 THt/ y* - <-7*1•***■*p*-a / lii* '* ? «>• , ‘ ••'■ ».*•* . ' ’*i: ^ V; •*)cSZ *.-;v»i <vj. r4 Sen. Kefauver's 4-Day Campaign Ends With Request MINNEAPOLIS (JP»- 8fn tr. h t t w 'l u t Y I ^ i f T U T O * 51NGKS OUT TJ B O P W A T O IfS T O R T H I'A X Ke. .j « ff.,r. <?ay Mtnn«ifrt» campaign U it nlgh^ with ■ call for remnvsl of w hit he t*rwfd the "union.hint­ ing provliloni nf the Tift -Hartley law." H i -drew ippliut* from an audlsne* of about 400 i t th. Mm. neapolls Libor Temple when h» •aid: "T h i Eli.nhow rr id m ln i.tn tlon promiifd to .lim lrit* certain feature* of tb« labor »rt but thi first thing they did wai to bring ■ bill out of ■ Senate committee with three nr four mori strikebuatlng provision*." H i m IH iltn that th* Els.nliowir idmlnlstratlon hid failet to "V*»p faith with th* p*opl*" on th i labor law change* a« will a* on th i farm program and fnr•lm policy. With rrapirt to Secretary of S ti t i Dull**, Kafauv.r .aid hi was “walktnc srnund on tbn brink of war whil* th* p.optn want pair*, going up, down and tideway* In hi* forugn policy, everywhere hut forward." Iv in tt Dirkten ILLINOIS Jam** H. Dirt PBNNSYLV AN IA Ivgeoa MlUikln COLORADO | PriMitt lu.b CONNKCTirrr Tbco.it KikKi I CALIFORNIA Biutbi Hl«k*w(*»p** * IOWA Quick Thinking % Helps Save Man •4. VILLANOVA, Pa t* - Quick thinking by a passerby who r* memhered a m rrhinlral digger a few blnrkj away hrlprd rr.ru* a workman buried under more than five f**t of *arth. A sewaie dl.po.al pit where h* wa* working Id fr*l below thr surface had ravrd In no Franri. X Santiago, 23, of neighboring Writ Cherter. ,Th* p a n e r b r rrmlndrd Santia­ go’* fallow worker, nf thr median leal digger a. Ihry began unrking frantically with .hnvrli and their hand* to free him, Th* marhin* wa. brought In thr •eene and put Into nprralion II aklmmed off *arh ihovrlful gtnl*rly until It rrarhrd (hr point whir* Santiago wa. r.tim atrd In be. Hand, and .hovel. »onn found him — unrnnirlmi. Oxygen was applied when his h»ad was tin covered and 33 minute, later his body w n freed. Jihn M. lutlir Himir C ipthirt Alexander Willy 0*»rgi Sender Prink Cirl.in MARYLAND INDIANA WISCONSIN UIIIO KANSAS HIM A ll 12 Republican arnatora who** r*.fl»rtion niu»t b* .lopped, acrording In a pnlttiral report • t Ih* rec.nt AFLeCIO executive rounctl nireting. Th. tepoit list* Ihrir 12 alalra iwhll* on mop) a* "xlallillcally marginal," meaning they rould go fille r wav. Th* iitlimati iim in rlrTeating thrro arnatora la repeal of th* Taft-llartlev law, according to the report. llnltrnaHonall ---------- , 2 Football Teams Invited To Play At April Wedding MONTE CARLO, Monaco vf — Monaco official*, huhhling over with plans for Ihe April marriage nf their prince to Grace Kelly, an rinunred Ibal tw o American # football learn* will be Invited over • to play. ‘ The tram , were nnt di.cln.ed, hut officials .aid Ih* game will hr held in Ihr Louis II Stadium, which never ha* .een «uch a contest be­ Meat packer* must n il lid fore. It was »*t for April 17, the worth of product* to earn four day Prince Rainier III and Mlaa n o t* In profit, aernrding to the Kelly will he united In a religious North Farollna Stal* Collage of ceremony. * Agriculture figures ha.inl on 11)34 If Monacan, are amarrd a! Ilieir operation', fir't look al American fonlhali, Ihr 3 - rry rrr+ w * ? ^ ^ American, probably will hr as­ tounded hy a prrgamr Iwltl ihelr ho»t* plan An arrnhat I. to cross the .ladium on a tight wire. pan. inn hrfnrr the roval bos to unfurl big Monacan and American flags Palare xnurr#., .aid preliminary c lim a te , nf tJse hi|| for celebrating the wedding come in around 100 (million franc. — 1213 don To the growing list nf relrhrlhr. who will he In Monaco for the wedding were added thr name, of BrttUh ballerina Margot Fonteyn Bob Hope and Ring Crnihy, W it I ANT11, America's premier mller, tmllet for photographer* In New York Juat before hi draw a llfetlmi lutpentlon from thi executlvi committee of the AAt.'. Bantee, now ■ tleutrnant In th i Marinn, wa* barred for al­ legedly accepting “excess exwent* amount*," Thi runner n ld be will “m i to enloln thi AAU from tarrying eut th* iiwpen•Ion," ■(International) TIME FDR CHANGE CRESTON, Iowa (,P) -About A P m. th* prisoner wa* aearched whil* being hooked at th* city iall for intoxication. Aft*r count­ ing th* man'* money, on* police­ man «*ld to' mother, "$S IS" “My go*h(" said th# acrund. "ta it that tati And ha ri-int hi* witch. Rv CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK <IK~\ item In he ibout the only r*r»ee It-aVi. e*v'*: Iry who ha. no emotional reictlnn In Ralph Edwards’ This I* Your Life on NBC TV. Thi. I* Your Life, a. you dnubl!e«i know, !« i very popular pro gram with an enormou. audlenc# rnchantfd *arh Wednesday eve­ ning al .reing an unsuspecting prr.on have hi* r st life unfotdrd hv Edwards wllh Ihe connivance of Ihe person’* frlrnds, In ifven years nf Ibis arduous tshnr Ed­ ward. ha. caused all bill two nf hi. .iihlert. to weep. And. if you can believe whit you rrad, iha tear, she! weekly hy Ih* TV audi­ ence would fill a snuil re.ervoir. This Is Your Life al.o U thi program that *sometime* Ihrow* many astute critics Into a rage— an emotion not far rtmovrd from A CONTINOINT of U. S. Marine* ilormi th* alopee cf Two Jlme, with learr. "Plain ordinary commerlamtd Mount Surlbacht tn the background, during • re-anictment of clalurd sidlam" ti thi way on* th* World War It l**t. Bom# tO.flOO Leatherneck* from a W-ihlp talk force hit the beaches of th* historic Island during ■ thr**-diy ha* charaelcrlred ll. •battle" to test America'! Ear East fores*. f international I Well, the other day when Edward, drnppol Inin New York PLANE MISSING from hi. Hollywood habitat we met on This I* Your Life we’d had * dial. II wa* rathrr an odd hav* cried — and Ihe public ho RAUt.TE STE. MARIE, nnt. LT— Interview' h . r a u i e Edwards (tne potnl of crltlrl'lll of Till. Is A light plane carrying five persona Vnur Life are humiliating. Wlial a .rarrrly got a word In, lie impresses me a. a carefully In public aie humiliallng Mint a was missing today on a flight over mnt rolled (hut ha .trolly pretty ridiculous Idea' Thru let's ban rugged central Ontario Ini.hlaird. Provincial police reported that emoiional guy who honestly he- public laughter Ion. lieves in hi. program i t an Instru­ Another point of criticism is the plane was flown by Its owner ment of good emotional relrase. that some memnrie. are (no pain­ Nestor Eraehmik nf Wawa, Ont. I lold him lhal his program ful to he burn, Thi* view i* al Wilh hi mwer* his three children fascinate, me Irrhntcally hill that variance with mn.t of relltlous and a friend, James Dirts. pn.'ilily hr can.* nf a regrettably and p.jchlalrle tcarhmg whlrh They look off from Wawa, 100 low emotional pilch I’ve never sly* that man must learn I i live miles northwest of Saulle St. Marie, .lied a lear while viewing il. I wilh all his memories. This Is yesterday morning to Inspect a bclirie, I .aid, lhal every subject Your Life may nnl be the he.t .drilling project on a group of gold (nr one of hi. profiles must have place In brgin learning, hut a .ub- rlaim . on fiamllaga Lake, 23 mllra suffered .ome traumatic experi­ Ject's friend, have derided It is south of Wawa. ence, emotional or physical Ed­ at leasl a place. ward. didn't allngdher agree, bill | Annther rrltirlsm Is that Ed­ wards wlinop. up the fmillions tno m m rA P s t a k e n , n o t e l e f t he undrr.tnod what I meant. I1(USE, Idaho UPi—John Zeltn* of Me all hr»r .car. — If only Ihe hard, Could lie Rut my Judgment long ab.rnre nf a helnvrd rela­ nf Ihe man after talking tn him Niimpo, libilm, ,|l.rovernl the hubto r. In reunion or recollection wr I. that he does so honestly be­ rap. were ml..lug from his car .nmellmrs cry. What’s wrong cause he ha. tremendous emotion­ and found this note, apparently left by Hie Ihtrf: wiih te a r.’ When I returned from al response. Inm.clf, oversea., after World War II I •’Rn.cs are red, met my wife In a crowded rail "Vlnlrts ar* blue, An adult with normal mrnlallty road station ami we holh ertcil n u i heroin* insane, but lie can ’•ill.mobile* ar* nlr*. Wr weien’l embiriasset). If we’d I nrvrr become ferbi* minded, "And I like your hubcaps, loo.” FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEB. 24th & 25th THf HAiOtlT WINTK In a c*nlury h it frnren almost all nf Europc’i Inland waterways, disrupting river enmmerr* and bringing untold hardship to thousand.. Above, barges and tugs ar* trapped tn th# Dinubt River. Rllrrards and heavy snow have tied up road. In many countries, Fflnrls are already being made to bolMer rlimi and lev tea igamat flood* that may com* with th* Spring tha w. THE GIFT THAT *NEVER <W EARS O UT...' ITS WELCOME Th* attacks m ar euewr eaeh Might or s t interval* of weak* or tr a n month*. Seldom doea s a«r th a n owe m Reff. 2 ,/? ^f° w 1 . 9 8 BETTER DRESSES Taken from our rrg. abock of brawl line* • Holililw flrnnk.a * Kay Windsor * Mvnettn * Doris • Teena Fnigo • Cieorglnna. • Sicas A-15, 10-20, 1 i'/2-2U j • Values to 17,95 • Values to 19.05 Taffeta A Trape CnrkTail IiroaafS • Pari Print Tnffola • Corduroy * Tweedarlin • Cotton 10 .95 Q0 J # * '® • • • • Falllo Chambrny Taffeta Brocatlcil Cotton Wm. f. K A D ER , Jeweler Cotton and nylon, nylon and silk, silk and cotton mixture. White and assorted colors. REDUCED FOR THIS SALE TO | .98 _ 2 .9 8 F aille • Rayon & U rip n u A o tln tn .95 REDUCED i Taffeta, frit, rayon gabardine, cot­ ton foil and wool. | . n . c .9 i .99 & S ilk IVII % 50 Cashmere blind, mo­ hairs, fleeces, and all wool tweeds. SWEATERS Hal 94 • Vj 1u»i E M to 14,98 • Values 3.93 tn 19.95 Now 3 • (iinglinm • Taffeta K B SKIRTS BLOUSES _ k • ALL TOPPERS AND COATS Navy kiKl raatrl alwdra, itiil right for Faatnr. Rayon linen, DAcron nwl nretnlp, rnyon mid orlon, dacron and rayon and cnHltmaie wuol And ailk blends. 10 Q0 • Reff. 16.95 - 21.95 |.0 0 " • Value3 to 3.98 • Values 14.95 S U IT S Now Dodson ONE GROUP ONE GROUP ONE GROUP tAeii' | ONE GROUP Now fn cooperation with your phyildan you've got to find and cor­ The Newest rect whatever la diaturblng the child’* health. You’ve also got to Design eliminate any iicttement which may ba causing the disturbance*. (In GORHAM* Constipation might be a con­ tributing factor. ,,, Sterling Evening Moot Th# child should not h a ft any *«cilament before bedtime and ahould eat a fairly light evening *C # l# .t»* h t>r##4 new 'Sih year tw year O iik tn e t |M n g —' meal. Also, don't permit him to Go-twin , neweil »t*-U«9 »ltv*f d#0gn who*# pepulertty kMo Ute hernr*. tw#pt *w country I# tc iV lo -o M it prtvU w ta tti, Cater to your ehfld’a wtaboa If he requeat* o tight be laft on ta 8## hr younsR what an unuwot gift 'C a latta* tan k a —< hi* room or tf be demand* that a gift wV m* ttarting beauty will text focavar— and be aomeona alaep In an enjainag Iwdroow forever tn belli hodmonal or modvn. leMag^ room wtth the door open. This may give him a eenae of aeeurlty. Out budget plan *>•)•< " C .l.it a ” to eety to give, too. A* for drug*, n o t doctor may , to y now and p ay wMo "C e le ita ' I* being med ond 00(03* 4 .' prescribe phenobarbltsl. chloral or bromide* at bedtime If the at­ 4 # i«a ytiKWMtn-f Sh NVm #ln« knife —* fork, ekes ipnon, tulnrf l-rk , tacks occur regularly. , . taneovn. and MUw ko^le bvHrt lyrtader, et 11300 [Ft#, fas W ll Qtntnoit AJfD arswxi k f L k t : What cauaea Oxe aMn on a person'll body to beeome dry) Answer: The character of the skin varies In different Individ­ ual*. depending somewhat on the amount of secretion from the fat tn the gland* in th* akin. Disturbance* In th* glands of internal accretion, such as lack of thyroid aecratlon, may be oontribuUng same* tar drynaaa of 111 So. PAHk AVE. th* akUk -------------PHONE 85T-^ ."AVY . .Wy.): < - * is •' * »•, «Jkfbvkw-Awri; rI jeei iBrm MTV e All Mcrclmndise Drastically Reduced To Make Room For Our Spring & Easter Clothe3 You C’an’L Afford To Miss This OPPORTUNITY COTTON HOUSE DRESSES HUMAN K. lUNDUIN, M-D. At The Wnmen’a Army Qnrps | leaking quellfi#H young ladle* t fill rlai.room vsrsneie* In' 14 o it* aperl.il trrhniral achnoll b* tw*«n nnw and March, (t v t announced today by )!/8 g t Hrnry R. Jarobaen the Arm) Recruiter. The rmtr.ra ll«ted hy the f* crnlter ere: general drafting dental A medical laboratory; X ray technician: operating Toon technician; medical record* tech nlrlon; cooking; photography am photo laboratory procedure* stenography, signal supply: BIW supply record* aprclallatg., "A lignm ent to on* of (best eour.-ea Is guaranteed tn wrltlni before enllatment under fh# pr* vlalnni of the Army'* •’IW**rvN For You" program. The guarani** • talra the atarting dat**7bf thi rlasa, location nf th* ichoo| ant dates during whlrh thrf**'youn| women m int enllit In eider tf complrte bade training before thi atarting dale nf the rlnasEnrh WA'.’ mint take C w**kl of hnrir Iralniog at thn new e*v*f nillllim dollar WAC Training Center at *—1■ **«ClaHau (Annlxton) Alahama. A f a d*1 leave la grentrd upon rnm’p Utlni nf ha>ic tinining after j whit) student a report direct to; tht(l chosen erhonl, "To attend one of thfiOP**!*) eoiiraes, women are requjt*d t* be single, bet wren IS and 34 blgh erhool gtaduatea, and pail tb* etamlard Armed Forraf *>• nminatinna. No related vocational backgrminil la required to ,’attvnd these emiraea," be eoneludM. tnterreled young wnmefi wh* would like further information about tbe.se courae* nr hav* questionx regarling enltstmenl invited to ee# Sgt. Jacobsen at Hanford Foil Office each Mon* dnv and Wrdneaday from;,; lliifl lilt 3:3(1 nr Ihe U. S. A i m ) Recruttlng .Station in Orlpndo. tv k Ill Health Can Cause Youngster's Nightmares NIOHT terror* i n frightening things both ta ynungiter* suffer­ ing Hum in d ta their parents u well. Without any warning the child •uddenly site up In bed and be•in* trembling and icreamlng In terror. Bometimee parent* find their tot altting oo the floor In ihla condition. S m ew Form ' Oenerally, It ta a dream whteh b u disturbed him. This dlaturbwnce might be considered a aoeere fe n s of nightmare. The youngatcr la bathed tn eweat and aometlmcs point* at an imaginary objaet which be b e lltm la frightening him. He may dutch at you for protection, but it will be eome tun* before he reeognliw e yaw an d ean be calmed. One* he la quitted, he win fall ■sleep quickly and may not even remember th* wccunenc* the next day. The disorder la moat oftan found tn children with »«*«■!* or other cauaea of IH health. Young Needed By Armed Forces —1 ----- I DIRTT Rt’SPfEaR WICKLIFFE, Ky. NT)-A local citfeep climbed on th* roof ind lowered • chain dow-n th* rhimn*y to eleae out th* flu* Hi* wifp i fayed in th* houif, holding * hoi nv*r h#r head at th* ftue’a opening to rateh th* soot. Th* bn* nv*rf1«w*d, bath­ ing th* woman In «ont and • Treading It nrer )b* walla and floori of all ih* room*. T H E PA NFORD TTKRi T h u rs. Feb. 23. 1956 Viewers Shed Many Tears Watching T h is Is Your Life1 100*4 virgin wonl and orlon. Slip ov*r, cardigan and capri jackets . • Bobbin Brook* M m .98 _ DONT MISS THIS BIG SALE! DOORS OPEN 9a.m. - Catnllna ----- Lamp) 0 .9 8 vj �f o a r i two questions now batng pro­ to the people of Florid* through tha [ #fnewspapers. )gylight Savings Tim# fovoro4 for Should Manorial Day bo ooloteotoi t sot rito ry f Our Cottgrau haa mognlsad May SO aa a Rational holiday. Tha 29)1 session of tha Florida Lagiatatura sanctioned that data aa A Itata holiday by officially noting, "the day ahnll ba suitably observed by tha schools aa honoring tha Amtrican aoldieri af all war# who have given their last full maasur* of devotion.” Bo, lat’a all gat together to honor tho war dead. Lat’a maka May 80, by a vote of tha paopla, a day for Memorial activities. Florida Stati ftatollart AaaocUUon tail tba onaworo from th i eltlian* of in • statewide affort t# dotormln# it pooplo would Uka to do ro«ardlnf r vital question#, film i: • • • tedkatad that tha inarc Hants will A# poaalbllitlM of Daylight Snvlnte Automatic House |mthey moot on April 88 iftd t f A Philadelphia owineer by tha name of p oDRual gat togatliar. In tk# w m m * Babart T. Sheen has built a ramarkabla Iff# raapona# to tb# Usuaa may hava hauaa aver in fli Fataraburg, and we’re a point where It may b# dataratopredicting that thara will ba many more Uka P l d a tr eut, statewide eoncanaua of it in days to come. Thla homt over across m I m boon raachadV#P* nil a warn that th# Daylight Sav- tha State comas about aa dose a t anything r t t w a habit wag inatltutad to "Uka A- y lt built to being an automatic houia of tha future. r an aarly morning hour gfid add jt to Aa president of the Initrument Society i dftarnoon. Howavar, tha fact that #11 of of America, Sheen la d e e p ly Involved In 1 fovanmental activities rataln Standard Industry’s rather awift movement toward #• tha yaar around causal quit# * bit of automation. Hla house, which boasts auto, ifUllon for many eitiiene. matie air conditioning and a waterfall in I t ##cms that It might be poaalbla that tha living*room, ia a sort of showcase for bran* can't gat tegathar on thla quiitioa devices designed to maka living sailer. <fifcaa|lng tha eiocki”, So as a eubetitute, For a hint punp need In this t not just advene* on* hour tha tlma for particularInstance, dream house, u*e* wall water jfefl to opan during the period from April to both cool and warm tha home. Evan whan M laptam btr 29. Th# Identical purpoaa tha occupants arc away, tha house la auto­ u tb * raachad and all of th# elocka would matically dehumidified each morning. The ■ H unchanged and unchallenged. kitchen la crammed with labopaving Wevl1 % Instance, if you've baan working eto, and muale can be turned on at will In ► hours t to 8, you could report for work almoit every room, Thera la even an autoI And gat off at 4. Than you eould'have ^mmwvmwm hour •••««(« In tha S|SW HHIISIUM VOU matie waterer for the house plants, not to it ■'axtra afarnoonII to »read a Sanford Herald, enjoy ■ bit of aunahlna mention an outside sprinkler that tends to “make It youreelf" hobby, and tha radio the lawn. ■ Many a housewife will doubtless consi­ I teieriilon programa would appear at dr correct tlma, ecoordlng to your eloeka, der the Sheen horns an answer to a dream. Pha State Retailers Association haa aalc- And so it la. It provides a foretaata of the for an opinion and that aaama to be our*. luxury and ease that may become fairly Now, aa for May 80 being observed aa eopunon In th* future. But before we become too Immersed In iftllday, why not mak# that one day Memsuch automatic living, It might ba a good al Day officially for ovary State and tarIdea to ask ouraalva* a couple of questions, What are w* going to do with, tha leisure Tha Sanford Harold time when it cornea? Will It bread Indolence or a richer, fuller Ufa? Now la tha time to search for answers. S e e Don't Forget Morch 9 Don’t forget that March 9 la th# day set a»ld# for showing our appreciation for the .flrat major highway ennatructlon project completed In Seminole County in the last 20 years. Th# dedication and official opening of French Avenue will take place at d o’clock in th# afternoon on March 9 in front of Sem­ Thuraday, February 23,1058 inole High School. It' la onW right that w# should all turn out to show our complete appreciation for “And th# world paaaath away, and th# tha flrat throughway in Seminole County. it. thereof; but h# that doath th# will of Th# hlfgar tha crowd, tha greater the s^abidath for aver.” I John 2:17 appreciation. TOtMCOUMMr ' Few People Survive'SevenSisters' Ay RAL BOTLR OROROETOWN, Ctfo. UR-Oa a wintry night two poors ogo on* of 'Th* Sovoa Ststori" struck Lo­ ro? luckily wltk i mighty whit# flit of doeth — but bo escaped illvo, Iy doing i* th* tt-yeareld Eoresn veteran has becom* some­ thing of a living legend In this old mining (own near famous Love­ land Pass, high In the towering Hockey Mountains. The "Seven Sisters" are seven perilous snowsllde are along tha winding road through tha pass. Ftw persons esuiht In a major svalaneha survive. Leroy le the second member of his family to accomplish that feat. Ha Is tha grandson of fsmed Alter "Maw" Ruckley, a real "first lady" af Colorado'! fabulous past. This doughty Irish plonetr mother raised H children of her own. be­ friended hundred! ef miners, died triumphantly In JM5 at 19. in !M Raymond lucklay, Le­ roy's urrcle, and two other men war* eaugbt la on oviloneho whll* inspecting a min* alt*. Tho unci* saved' himself by dinging to tho limb of s Ire* that withstood tha flooding snow. His companions perished. Leroy and hts father, John, own i gang* her*. Over the years they hav* rescued hundrods of motor­ ists stranded on the wintry heights. At dusk on Nov. 24, ItSS, Leroy was returning after towing • (trended car over the pen. Tha Seven Sisters seemed serene In a lumlnotii peace. Then sitter No. 0 reached for him without mim­ ing. ' "I isw a Hidden whit* fluffy cloud bofor* me." I-eroy recalled. "And then I couldn’t see anything. Th* glass crasi.ed around me, the front of the cab crumpled. ’t -i RVi fj f f, KJ.f iPY-i Wi * ► i itt \V ; M It take* this kind af Hues . . • wave* far Couture us* . . . M Shape and asoll late this canaon’s easy and alagani lines. And It taksa Clrll* of Bloomfield ta gentle It tnt* living aculptura. lisea I t ta It. Alad­ din blue, Ming pink, parch­ ment beige, or btask , . , with accents of perfectly nutebad oatla. tm tp tu fd linn byC/rl/e In • new Im ported linen <r#Rf#dlA MMnei If#e lioemfieiff ArwuntV* I odd araa marc Impressively total commltto# an Atomic Energy raised tba estimate to "at la a it Iti profits. Tb# first M all cam* IN billion bariali." Americas‘tonka to tba troubled pinios to rapert their net la coma Middle East adds one more worry ,j*fler t a m ia liSI show a total Thla report fliuraa total raaarra tji« J^r tan orbit at *04, fo r -4<*a • • V/ ol •>41T,ITJ^Ia7"a "fttva* billion barrali ind puts th#’Unifoci far-flung all amplrai. ineraaaa ovtr lhs/1134 total of th* Soma ef tba richest foralan aama eompaalai af «,lJ4,»T2,wa. Stataa' proved raaarvas at 95 bil­ lion, or about a itvantb tba alio holdloia by American capital Ua (a the etl-bearlnf region. Politi­ . Tba outlook for 1131 la brtxht. o tba oU rrtarvaa under JllddJa la January dam and wo, runninf cal unraat won't make their man­ • par cant ahead o f' booming Eastern iindi. agement problems any tighter. iau . COUNTY BOY’S JOB Complication* Include the Amer­ Tba Imporianeo af Middle East ican government's anilely laet tha oU continues ta grow. U.S. govern­ CHICAGO WP)—Catching a pig huge oU reiarv‘8 fall into Soviet ment agencies bid esUmatad that on n city (treat really Isn’t aa hands) tha pressure on the oil the proved oU reserve! In that easy task aa Desk 8gt, John Sloan discovered when two citycompanies by tbe Arabian ruler* area cams to ground 10O blUion reared officers sent to round up to pump lots of oU now 10 there barrels. Soma American oil au­ the porker came back emptywUl be royalties to spend; and thorities put their own estimate handed. the political p r e s s u r e here al higber. Rut this month a report “So 1 sent out an eapert,* ha boms pushed by domeitlc crude released by the Joint Ceagresnion uld. oil produceri to bait the Increas­ Tho eapert was F o 11e a m a a ing flow of foreign oil to these Warren flwegel who apant hit iborei and to go alow on Middle life on a farm, lie return­ U rgtsS econ d form tarly Eait expansion. ed with S-month-eld, 40 pound OU Imports Increased II per animal andd Midi "I Just grabb­ ed U by the tear legs and oil cent last year, while domtiile out­ I put was going up T par cant. Total wt earn* to tha station.* consumption hero want up • per cant for tba blggast gain in five Tho Batiks of Sumatra bis* , - f, % » years, much af their economy on *ho palm troo. They maka tholch from This helped tha all Industry it v Its fibers, liquor and sugar from Its juice, brooms from Its sterna Ind sx kindles from Its branches. •via sura what wai happening." la tba vast maelstrom af mow, raeba, and spltatered trees the light M-lon ta r truck waa ai helpless as a pasnut la a hurri­ cane. It sailed through tha air, turning end aver and, and Undad upright 100 feet below on th* road­ way, then ikidded another 100 feet beore coming to a halt. Buckley p a w e d "’«*• ?* the Impriaenlng enow that had kept him from being tnrown out ot tun cab or banged to death Inilda tha cab. The truck was nothing but wreckage. The radiator bid been smashed In, the wheels and lenders ripped away. Hoed streamed from a deep and terrible gash reaching from young Buckley's cheek around to the back of his neck. He never even noticed It until he climbed beck to the highway. A second torrent of snow loosed by another of tho Seven Slilari had blockod th* road farther down. Leroy hid to clam- % 4yf / w a The Department of Agriculture says 10,00# species of Insects boy ovor It hefor* finding help. A found la tha .Unltod State* ar* Im­ doctor that night took M stitches portant enough to be libelled to doss his wound. "public anomies." A medal ef g(. Christopher, th* yvji i pitron saint of travolerf, hid boon lorn loos* from Leroy's throat. t Feeling that St, Christopher had Intervened to sava ble son, Leroy’* father decided soma months later th* medal ihould ho retrieved. They searched and searched but could not Ind It. THOMAS / Otwrr, former gov "I thought pirhaps If I prayed ernor of New York Statt and It would help," said the e.’dcrly twice ■ GOP Profldeatta! candi­ Buckley, who Is devout. "So I dal*, tells reporters In Washing­ got to my knees and ss I finished ton he thinks “a second term for my first ‘Hell Miry.' Leroy President Elsenhower Is neces­ sary to the world and the best reached Into the snow and said, prospect for peace " He made a 'Hera it Is. Dad.'" after a eonfersneo Tha father, stirred emotionally statement with the President In which, said by his memories, looked affection­ Dewey, they dlieusaed world of* ately at his son. fain and also "a little polities.* “Whenever he drlvas by the Seven Slsteri now," he said quietly he "says a silent prayer. Some ' Although bald aagles often tat one saw him up there on tha moun­ mammals or birds, they prefer tain that night and helped him." fuh. - 4 Questions Arise About Lobbying By JAMBS MARLOW Associated Pres* Nowa Aaalyet WASHINGTON <*-Now that the Senate appears refdy. t» Investi­ gate lobbying — It'rem elnr 'lo be seas how thorough a job le done — these background questions arise: Who's n lobbyist? What ia lobbying? What's wrong with It? When in Individual or a group urges members of Congress to vole one way or the other on a pieca of legislation, that Is lobbying. Soma groups hlra Individuals or whola itsffs to do lobbying for them. Theia ora professional lobbylils. Thera's nothing wrong with lob­ bying. It's a right guaranteed by tha Constitution whose first amend­ ment saya: "Congress shall maka no law. « .abridging. ...th a right of tha peopla. . .to plstitlon tha government for o redress of grievances" In fact, paid lobbyists can be of a lot of help to Congress when it Is trying ti lean tha facte about a pl»c* of legislation In order to decide how to vote on It. Tba lobbyist! know thalr parti­ cular field and can testify fully why tha bUl wUl help or hurt their ild*. Hi* lobbyist* m th# opposite side d* tha aama. Thar* a n all kinds af lobbies: busloess, farmer, labor, and paace groups; r a s o o r e h , oducatlonal, medical associations; government agencies try to let Congress to see their point of view bofor* a bill Is passod or killed. Rven th* Whll# House does lob­ bying when Its representatives try to porsuado mambors of Congress to theb administration'# point of viow on a ponding asoauro. What, than, la wrong with lob­ bying? It'a wrong whin money Is used te Influence tbe vote of a member of Congross. Tho money can b* handed out in various ways. Evan that may not b* wrong unlesi bad Intent can b# proved. For Instance, t lobby may con­ STRIA GETTING AIM I CAIRO OR —Syria apparently Is getting a ehar* ef th* arms Com­ munist CxoehoilovaUo la selling to Egypt- On tha acoaomle rant, a deal for tha Csschi to set up an oil rtflnary la Syria U nearing comple­ tion. ' •An editorial la tha Cairo news­ paper Al Ahran yesterday said Western refusal to **U arms to the Arab stataa hid resulted ta Egypt and Syria making aa agreement with Ciachaelevakia. Although the geldai sail* haa white blotches an tha under eurfSM of Its wings and tall whan It la young, elder birds a rt til brown or blackish. tribute to th* campaign fund of • bylsti around Congress to register. member of Congress or a political They’re supposed to report the party, end tha contributor may amount of their lneoma to ba used argua his only reason for doing so for lobbying. v s i boccuM'ho- admired* the leiqr- ('.Lobbying tn thla country I* pldar tor or representative or the party. than tha Republic. Delegates to tha But If money Is handed out to first Continental Congreta were Influence a vote, It becomes a itoppod on their way to Philadel­ crime under th* Corrupt Practices phia by the lobbyists of wealthy Act. Th* Intent, of course, his to men who urgel against any "dan be proved. There Is another law. geroua Ideal about lndependtnca. passed In 104!, which requires lob-1dpendence YOU WOULDN’T BUT THINGS ARE GONN*A POP AT THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY A MOTORIST HAS HAD IN MANY A DAYI W# c*3 R Igyptlan W Wa/L Ulmamal_si wPRiin MW wlfllMT^ff fathered yo k e. • . M b’s tethered al the waist to #ht you • yvuthM darts. l6 ta 20.. • ACCREDITED CHAtGR ACCOUNT# ■ • f ' ’ • �' iA S H IM JUnkAL Annual Community Posi B um Sing, Lake Mary, ! Led By Glee Club i footnotes to fashion ^ 1 The Annual Community Sing wai held Tuesdey evening In the Lake ** Mary Chamber of Commerce. Mr*. in J Walter I. Piper, president of the Business Women’* Cirri* of tha uua t-onunimity Churvlr-wMcSr,".y*-;r' f t " y o ne PlanningSc Engagement? Take These Hints Any ef you fa ll plannlnf to an*'hidden microphone at a 1; pounce your enjigem enti noon? If fathering? to I think thl* Information will help A. No. Whatever really 11 (hole inquiries you will b* mak the coupl* might be done evei Inf. • departure from strict rulei ' . Do you hive to give a girl etiquette. One couple might 1 An engagement ring? Can you be a large banner aero*: th* r tHigifcd and announce the en- wit appropriate message, ano gigemcnt even though the doesn't migl.t like to print small signs get a ring? 1stick them in p cakea at < A. Certainty. Loti of girls prefer place selling, ft that way, hoping the boy will 0 Should tha girl give a put that money toward the vine to her fiance? covered cottage. If you can't afford A. Ii is not neceiaary, But s g diamond, however, remember stria do It and auch gifts aa that any atone may be selected as lets, cigarette cases, tie clasps the engagement stone. The girl’s cuff link* are all considered ae hlrthston* la usually second choice, table. p though tome girls prefer to wear Q- I do not have very tr the young man'* birth gem. money and I'm afraid my girl . How ah'- jkl we announce Pi* *n expensive ring. What sh our engagement? 1 A. Parent* usually send tha an* A. Why nul visit th* Jewcle Bouneemant with a photograph ol adv, nee end pick out some r the bride-to-be lo local newspapers. *Hhln your prlre range? Ask Before that, however, all relative* J«wwier to show those ring* •r» told although they are asked to 10 J°ur sweetheart. keep the secret until the wedding ---------------------- — date has been set. « _ § MQ When does mg future bride 1 ear n*f engagement ring? (/ A. Tha ring la not usually worn A ..... Nowadays whole-wheat flour and graham flour are .synoaymous terms. This flour la not al/ttd bafora measuring. / “air spun” ’ face powder vanity with your purchase o f KABRO .if Hounton makes nmart u§e of on« of tha newest miracle fabric* . , . Lillon, non*cruahable, washable, drips dry, need* no petticoat to keep Its full crispness, there's an adorable litta bonnet to match! Size* 5 to 15. OTHERS JUNIORS: We a r e receiving o u r aprlng dreasea every day, come by and see the amart]y designed d r e a s e a we have chosen. Sixes 5 to 15 MISSES: Sizes 8 to 20, now !■ the time for you to pick your Kaater Dress. Your size is here, and we have so many stylea to choose from that w e ' r e t u n you’ll fnd just the dress for you. WOMENS: Sizes 88 to 44 and 48 * to 52, beautiful prints and aolld colors. We take pride in our aelco tipn of large sizes. TUESDAY Tha Band ParanU Association will mast at I p.m. ia tha bead i Church. At 1:10 p.m. Prayer Meeting will be held at the First Baptist Church. At S ill p.m. Training Union Worker*’ Council will be held at First Baptist CburtW llandaomaly ttllorad (a i t t t pat G tarn* of twees)* and Riixtaroi in one and two vent at ylea. LI(K ahadee-Includtnr »H-whlta wool guest. f I LIGHTWEIGHT IMPORTED WOOL Davis, Mri. N. L. Bishop, Mr*. Guy Bishop, Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. V. C. Messenger, Mrs. L. F. Gar­ ner and Mill Lorena Franklin. SOS KART FIRRT wlch lunch at n noon. Th# Elsie Knight Circle of th# First Baptist Church will h»v# k mission study book "New rail* In Indian Lift" taught by Mri. Irving Pryor beginning with a aupper at 6:30 p. m. and th* study al 7:30 p. m, A film on Indian life will alio ha shown AH members are urged (o attend The Sanford Boat and Ski Club will meet in the CAP Hall above Touchlon'e Drug Store at I p m. Tha public la Invited and alt members are urged to attend. « h * regular monthly meeting of the Normend d# V Howard Chap­ ter of tha UDC will b* held at tha boma of Mri. George D. Bis­ hop with Mri. J. G, Sharon as eo-hoiten. Time 1* > p m. The Sanford Tourist and Shuffieboard Club members will hear Mr. and Mr*. Fruend from Stataoa University at 7:30 p. m. SUNDAY ■punday at 1:30 p.m. Tha Flrat jffptlat Church will hava a Fallowahlp hour after the evening service. MONDAY The Brownlee Bible Clei* will meet in th* Recreation Hall of th* First Presbyterian Church at 5 p.m. for a buslnen meeting. Th* Beardail Ave, Circle will meet at tha chapel at I p.m. for ^ covered dish luncheon. ▼The Friendship League of the Congregational Church will mail ia the fellowship hall at !:M F-ra. The BenfoTd Story League will aaeet a t I p.m In the Yacht Club with Mrs. O. E. Whit* pro*, grans chairman la charge of the Story hour. Monday at 1:30 p.m. th* Sun* beam* and G.A.’a of tha First ^ p t i a t Church will meat. The Peat Noble Grande Club ef the Seminole Rebekah Lodga wl|| meet with Mrs. Ethel Moore, * 111 Myrtle Ave. with Mr*. Grice Cordell aa hosieaa. Tuesday at 7i00 p m. Ik* W.A.’a ef the P in t Baptist lurch will mast, WEDNESDAY At 1:30 p.m. e Training Upton eorarad dtab suppar will ba •m a d at tha First Baptist Sr«COKFIELD »n, for th* meetlnr of th . Tl* , Wllh * * « * v ’ r ,r m *r ,l '*• Hi Ctas* of the P in t R .ptl.t P|,no *nd MU| Nunn,Il» ■«»lO lurch on Tue.dar evening with directing, th* house sang with • roup Five. Mrs. C. S. Sheppxrd, wl11 ,hr*f 0,hpr old f,vnr *«• airman, aervlng as hostess. I "W’hen You Wore a Tulip’ , Mrs. F r. Conner .tr. ore.lde.l "Smiles" and "Let Me Call You •er the hinlness se.slnn and Sweetheart". Miss Nunnelly c oi* r. R. A. William, gave Ihe He •$. ,h» Pr*»*r«m wi‘h two solo, itional taken from Date Evan. J 10™1"* ,nd ? n ‘„ You H#M ngers book. "My Spiritual t ***|ng, Caroline? lary." At the end of the entertainment, Mr*. Arnold William* wx* wet- cookies and hot chocnlal* were imed as a new member to the provided for the guest singers ass. An amusing game was en- *nd Pif ,n d w ,r® ,otd hy yed during Ihe social hour, dl- ,h« Bi‘*ioes» Women's Circle, thin icled by Mr*, J. P. Wilson *fter providing * soci»l hour for the hirh refreshment* were served ,'*kl M ,ry f*fopl® ■* wrI1 * ' ,h* Those present were Mrs F R friends from Sanford who alwaya alehel. Mrs W. A K r*n*rr »ttend this affair. j j r| 'j < FIIDAY A brief called meeting of th* Special Gifu committee et th* Seminole County Unit of Amerlein Cancer Society will meet at Jim Spencer's for i dutch ssnd- kail. jjj itffia.V ICNab noma cene Or Mrs. C. i Weather*ax, sister of r» Irene Watt, and her son* •law and daughter, Air. and rs. Eswln Ruck and *on Jefry of Alexandria, Mi nn, left ila morning on a tour of th* veya" end Cuh*. THURSDAY The regular meeting of Seminola Rebekah Lodge No. 43 wiil be held a t t p.m. In the IOOF Hall. Vial tort are welcomed. The Homemaier clast of the Flrat Baptist Church will meet at th* home of Mrs, Irving Pryor, BOB Margaret Rd. at S p.m. Cub Scout Pack 10 Slue and m id Banquet la to he held at B:30 p.m. la McKinley Hall. Weihinf spinach leaves? Luk#> warm water may remove the better than eotd water. aunt, I transfe Mm*i uor Line in# ouster wim.. we Mri. l . W. Scott gave tha Inetching material of the dress „ . .. »d hear the "oh’. " from on voc*,lon *nd ‘h* P attern w u okeri. turned over to Mre. R. E. True, It's a great day "for tha Irish— chairman of tha affair. Sh* preIrish Linen. Rivaling the sented Miss Gene Nunnelly, Super'ettineii of spring, ttael/, is the V| Jor 0f Music In the Sanford vely Irish linen being inlro- _ . , . t(l h„ „ , M n„, , iced. Long Amerlca'i favorite Schools, who bad brought out • brie for 'round the clock wear’, «rnuP of her talented 5th and tih 's a favortle. Ion, nf designers. **ri<*e dM*—M lingers and an 1 nf whom feature Irish linen *ccnmpeni»t. their collection*." The audltnce participated tn the Color* Ilk* lufatlw brome, tea* hr»* three tongt, led by Ml** red. ipice clove and drift wood, Nunnelly, wllh Roger Harrii, alio tarp turquoise, tangerine and of Sanford, at the piano. They tranlum and tonia of brown a rt M*r* all old favorite*, "Little rtlcularly n e w * w o r t h y . It* Brown Church ,tn the Vale", tan erlsp texture and distinctive ‘‘Home on the Range", and "Susahlon*rightness make it o u t-, *«onee River." andlng." i The girls eang "A Grand Night ACCESSORY ACHIEVEMENTS: for Singing ', "Aa Long I I ChildStoves with a delicate air rt- dren Pray”, and "The Littla ct thf feeling o f' femininity In Worm". Their numbera were welt 1 -aprlng fashion*.'* Length*' received, showing n they did the ■nge from the short shnrtle excellence of thrlr training and rough tha !B button glove. Even the real effurt the girls put Into e lean tin* of fashion ti inter- their work. ■etedby more accent on slim Allison Lee, the pianist was ila for gloves of all lengths. splendid In her two selections, " "Sweet Hour id Prayer" with var. l, . .. lationa and th* gey and ever papula "Nota*. nr. H. W, Ruck* , . , *r of Sanford, arcompanlad by M e e tin fl Mr. Harris sang "Bandatero’ and . , _ , y "The Blind rioughman". Dr. U C S day E v c n in q Rucker never misses a Lake Tll, __' . . . _ „ „ Mary Sing and tha audlenca atTh, home of Mrs. D. K. Me [ (njoyl h|, iingln|, s u s i* " ““ • ,"b“' “• r ' l r r / A ‘ t SfXSSZSP'* r"m"” * A. No, Relatives and Inllmale friends usually do bring Ih* couple ■ gift but It I* not obligatory and ghnulli not bt expected m Q. I s It necesiary to hive a ■ rm al engagement partyf A. A tea or dinner party Is cus­ tomary hut more youm? people are having the big Infcrmil-lype party which they enloy more. Q.' Would It be considered corny i to mike th* announcement over * . 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'Good Old Days’ Gam eS CHICAGO (ft-Gtve the Veiled S h O W i n f l HMh back 1U “feed, eld days" ,W T T , f < 9 By i d w i l u The Aseoclated P rw i Tbe trials add tribulatiena of postseason engagements are be­ ginning to ebow la college baiketball with >ome conches puttln* potilble tournament taelica to competitive teata. Tape Gallagher of Niagara, or Initanee, deployed hla NTT-bound Eaglta In a ion# defense In the second half while defeating Syracues W O Init night It waa the ftrat time In go year* of coaching that GaDagher had retorted to the Eew ALm llday^i Wf IM W Iw J J *•**5 1 wnl* -tteuy Mueeii i-rlm-oi* T pita Novally iuintala (|-S) | rtllk B iioi. V Seltaa 'amoi o. far pi Ian qirl iuintii* (l.ej : Hath llooo - 4 / 1 fsrttr Two California Coaches Resign berhelw y , csttf. m — two Vptaran assistant teoSbal m edwi ffslgned at the tMveratty of CalIbmla—afmarenfty on requort — 1MT a rt Sab assistant waratty ooaek alncn 1310, and Rat Qraat, frtahman football and track aoaeh state W«r. Head Ooaek Lynn (Pappy) Wal­ dorf aaM: "Every a m In a while a ebange *k» Is involvad. ft*, marely that l (••! * ohanga ia advlaable." Ha gava ao Indication wkan ka Would M ile replace manta. °L ait fan California kad Ma wont gfaidn of nine years tmder Waldorf-two wins, n v sa loasaa and ooa Ma. . Ckaaey attended Loutalana Meta; Oran* earns to CaUfarnla after Klasonri Rekool of Mines. R flN -ll, VAH-U Ne. 1 m iYT ; Attack Training Uni (HATd) and VAH-T No. 1 galne* •••ta In tke eeml-flivita of thi 1868 NAAS Sanford Basketbel Championship Playoffs by vlrtA of first round vlrtorio* . ». and Tuesday of thle week. Tournament play resumed tedej after a one-day layoff for the Washington'* Birthday hot IMR with HATU meeting VAH-7 No 1 In the <7 p. m. game on the Station court end FASRON-k) vying with VAH-11 No. i fn the second contest elated to begin al 4:3# p. m. Winner* of thasa garnet will » H t Friday for championship. Monday found VAH-7 No, l dropping the NAAS fir* by a top aided score of 76-14 |n tmmaycurtaln-rsUor. Th# RATO ■misd khocked VAH-U No. 2 out *f the sudden death playoff* hy outpointing them 89-27. HATU canter M. E. Young eared the way with 14 baskets and two fret throws for a 30 paint Mel. FASRON-81 end VAH-R met In th* first game of Tuesday's play and provtdad the best game of the aerie* as far aa thrills and action ere concerned. The F M . ROMera. cashed In on good b*Sboard work end the ettarp sweep­ ing of Jim Castano ta topple the VAH-5 quintet by * slight 81-BO margin. Caatano accounted for St of hie team's 88 total points during th* game that saw four men callad out on fouls and two others rack up four apiece. In Tuesday'* second rlajh, VAH-11 No. 1 routed VAH-T IT. 2 67-20 In an uneventful yam*. VAH-7 Na. 3 grabbed ■ quick* al* points In the opening minutes and then stalled, falling te con­ nect until tha aecond half whlla tha men of VAH-11 No. 1 steadily plied up an Iniumieus* table lead. And Fred Schaui, In hla second year ae eoach and readying Wasl Virginia tor Ha titla defense In the Southern Conference tourna­ ment neat week, sent the Moun­ place h*M want to be.** "Speaking aa a former athlete, taineer* Into a fUll-eourt press T IP ' I’d tay confinement In a camp right off the bat for the first time W I L L IA M this season In a tT-M decision would toon make ma alck of my M kH A B ifT o R ™w l LO ST OurwMtH 7MB ■ M r l l l t t " mmtA R -n -J... _who l _ over WUJlam A Mary. apeelalty," tain Brundage.. UAtOMT PtAVACTMtf 0 A H BALL W RrrtRt VOTBP competed In the iota Olympic Niagara had a four-point lead 'O R M O *r VALUABLE games and won the U. 8. all- at the half, but Syracuse, which PLAYER, BUT NE'P TVMV AMOMAYBE tOMtOA TMg around track title three tlmei, in had beaten the Eaglet earlier, MAMO f POMM P TMB WRrrtRt WMOURTMM gained an SO • all deadtoc kwllh 1»14, ISIS and ISIS, MTBRMAL R tv e n u e BOVB OUTOP T/jflR m t r to 1:1' left In the game. Than Ales v o r e p - M i u u * t t/o n e o ttfrM i / 9 ft M B vortMB "fifty years ego — good Lord, WCMTPO/T TN/t TtAR/ MortfeR o n e o n m o te waa It that long ago—when I wai Ellis, one of Niagara'* sopho­ Mr$ ,%40 intertMB \OO.OOOPLUt CONTRACTT competing In track," aald Brun­ more stare, lapped In a rebound ANtRAOB t* TORT ROR TO COMT/MUEA t BAf t BAL i t dage, “every neighborhood In Chi­ and the stalling Eagles eased ACTtVB PLAYER*. M W l9 r RA/P PLAYER. cago bad an a thistle club. Now home. Tommy Hemans, Niagara'* M M U f l N M i they’re worrying about teen • age steadying senior, was high with 33 point*—30 In Dm second half. ganga everywhere. “There were traci meets at Hot Rod Hundley (who rise) every park and outlying picnic wai the big gun for eWst Vlrground every Saturday and Sun­ genla. He packed In '1 point* aa day, By bike or atreetear, I’d the Mountaineer* ended their reg­ travel 10 or 13 miles every week- ular Southern arhedule In a firstplace tie with George Washington. end to compete, "So did every other Whistle- The champion and NCAA entry, minded boy In thoM days. We however, will be decided In the ST. PETERSBURG. Fla IB kept In ihape during the week by three-day tourney opening a week Caicy Stengel, wise old manager Middlecoff Strong of the New York Yankees, appar­ walking—not riding—to school, to from today at Richmond. the store, to wherever we had to Other strange thing! happened ently Is th' king of "pulling an last night too. Princelon and Ynle Favorite Today go. other Mickey Mantle" with i "That’a the way It Is In Rueila struggled through five overtime 20 * year • eld roekla named Tony now. A good athlete doesn't get periods,' one short of the major In Houston Open Kub*k of whom great things are college record, before (he Tigers HOUSTON (-n—After three prac. expected. won T9TT (o retain second place tier rounds of iiihpar golf, Cary Kubek is the brightest unpolished There's no telling how ready he’ll •-* in the Ivy League. The first fdur Middlecoff was a strong favorite diamond in Ihe Yankee rookie be.*' There I* a gleam In Casey’i eya Veteran N L Umpire extra sessions were acorclesa today In tlA» first round of the $30- school here—the aim* school that that Is understandable from a Cas­ Yale controlled the center Jump 000 tfouiton Open. uncovered Mantle, Gil McDnugald, ual view of Kubek. U you push a3da,'V l.t3; D.ai ’noral C ritical O f A L's * and hald out for a last-second Mike Smichsk, defending cham Tom Morgan, Bob Grim and John­ Stengel he’ll aay: •*— 1/1# MU*- Urea* M shot, But missed each lime. liar, unpopular, SliqUir plan, was rated aecond but hla ny Kucka In other years. I Blue, Moon Duil, Amort- New Pitcher Plan Princeton, which blew a 15-point odds were 8-1 compared with a Like Kubek, Mantle was a short­ "Th'- hoy li going ta he a greet tfoorel*. Upendy Star tee —a/14 Milo— u iis i m ■y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lead In the second half, then con 1 urprtslng 3-1 h r the former Mem­stop whan he arrived at the Yankee pliyer seme day. He's real good right now and he’ll be better altar r. Houatain Kddlo, Cry school In hPoenlx, Art*., Feb* DoehiM Batter, Star All* A veteran National League um trolled the fifth extra center Jump phis dentist. aaeh, Cana) afrl, Marten n and outscored Yale M with Ben ^ Middlecoff, seeking his third vie- nury of 1881 (the year the Yen- we teach him a few things. He'i w— a/is sill*— arose d SplnelU hilling a hook and Jump ory of the winter tour, has show- keee trained In the Southwest). big and strong and a good hitler. He’s got a great arm end eaa for the final points. ( rod the T,123-yard, par-72 Memo­ Mantle waa switched to the out­ E I a s w h s r s, the tournament rial Park course with birdies the field. Apparently, Casey his the throw from any position, ta d watch th* way he runs. He’r*» choices gave a heller accounting part three days, same idea regarding Kubek. good shortstop, hut what 1 like best "That’* going. (M f*C..with.Jhli WMi'thSltlSelWa '■VfWf ItMIng four; ..AAidhatokist yekH-draVfdT'flnattnk«y what about him ls that he's Ihe kind that Marlr Bobbin Stumbla Bum, VelenT Apron, Ooo- speedup crate,n saldLarry Goeti, of eight Monday and Tuesday, round M to com* from behind hy 1 have In mind far th* boy," he can play anywhere on the ball field Ulroo fin. Lunlcjr l>nloi. Hour nock, Quick oo* of the moa Impacted of senior Dayton, ranked fourth In the four strokes and take $6,000 In top said cagtly. "But I got (o Ihink and fet trank he won't hurt you.'* t^ob, Iro Chip. Drtnda ItulaliU (>••> Rlgblh Wore— l/ia Hit*—nraSo H circuit arbiter*. "They’re taking Associated Press poll and headed money with a tournament record about left field. The fellow who Kuhek hailed .348 it Owensboro, Klorrnik Horefor Ihe NIT with Ningavi, handed 373. Middlecoff won the ID.S3 Open played It for ua last year (Irv Corpl llaie, Hmarl I^dr, flolne something out of the game. Tnp Victor* "I've teen a runner steal a base Seattle Hi mo*t humiliating of at Memorial hut did *n In a play­ Norm) underwent operations on Ky., In the D a n D Killy League Dublin Talaal 5'J p' p? t t t x m x u v ' - k tile Bourn whlla a pitcher was throwing four nine defeats, SO W, Seattle, winner off after finishing Tl hole* In a lie both knees during the winter. In 1934 and 334 Including 14 homq rum at Quincy In tha Clan B • i nor blip If** Choir Bor, Her Bonn?. Rial wide ones. I've seen a man picked of IS and named today as an wtlh four others at 263. He had a Threa-Eye League In 1133. He la Btorm, Moon Maker. Mr Cirol off a bata in a similar situation. NCAA "at-large" entry with Okla 279 in 1034 to finish second, two 121. 20 , standi 6-1 and vefghi Its. He Teeth Were—3 '8 Wile —Sltnna T And you'll racall that last year a homa City, failed to hit from the strokes behind Dave nougtas. Middlecoff relumed lo the winter currently ls on th# rotter of y# nip*. Tour* A Boautr. coupla of hattera leaned over and fieht In the first 8 minutes. Roukaliir To* Tall lla T got a hit while they were trying to Two other NCAA entries bol­ Other favorites: Gene Llttter, tour this week after a rest follow­ Btnghamptnn club of the Clan A Ttnradal# 6-1; Tommy Roll, 6-t; Unyd Man- ing early victories In the Bing Eastern League. Prom th* looka walk them. Pm cartalnly glad our stered their winning totals. Holy gram, 10-1; and Jimmy Demaret, Crosby Invitational i t Phoenix. of thing*, don't expect him ta stay leagua didn't go for tha changt." Croei broke Providence's seven Jackie Burke Jr. and Doug Ford, Phoenix. there too long. gam* streak M-M, and Memphis CLA SS O P C O M M O O O M S • l y A h m M o v e r Ramamher whan Don Newcombs state defeated Murray Ky. Slate was suspended last season for re­ 100-M. Providence held Tom HeinM P O € H IL ll, BANpRt A a/NcM futing to pitch batting practice? aofin to five Held goal*, but be alitl o p m r p fR B /iT f ,0 g /B M N k t o m pu p Wet], this la another year and managed 33 polnti. eo e tP b b m em the Brooklyn Dodgers' right-hand- In e big tourney decider, St. Jo RtRtBO ReR 1MB 2 *9 Y B A R R A apparently la turning ovar a aeph’a Pa. knocked Temple to tta NATiOnAL ROW,ABQOPTRt0 new leaf. Daspile a mild vlru* In­ second defeat In 33 games, TT-M RMMHB WITH TMB/R fection, Newcombs went through ■ fc o R /N o to B v e n iy \ 3M-hoi(r drill la Vero Beach, Fla. teased by the Washington eSnators O tV tO iO -0 V r*Q R B A "I feel all right, got no tempera­ yesterday. Bruce apprired In only AARORTAttriomM 3 ture and I want to work," he laid. 30 games In 1M1 and battad a Dip th* awltefc ef year electric laundry |* | f* W MBViB* Manager Walter Alston, noting meager .118. reliv.i.let Reddy do lb* oath for juil pens let I W & W/M TMB/R AT, Newk'a spirit, noddod approvingly, f/R tT NEBULAR M l Taka advtatag* #f all tke madern electric laundry "ff Don feeli like working, I’m *U The New York Yankees' camp for lt,“ h« eald. appliance*—washers, dryete, tli.davn irnnm— B A u S iin H R n St, Petersburg, Da., was the Li 7MB M m TX ta give yew added leisure far hfppitr florid* lm s|t/ teens of a i l l Inning inhibition tourttAmRM M i'S m Brue# Edwards, the Brooklyn game te which Ed Lopat’i Rich­ cm tfft/K B M F M ' catcher before Roy Cempanella, mond Virginians beet Freddie may have reached the end of the rttaalmmoM* Binghamton Triplets major league traB. Ha waa 8-3. Stengel Has Plans For Tony Kubek t u n a B a t * ,—a/ia Winners Of Today’! Hunts Heel Frida] Grown a Be happy...go lectricf TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL II X. r a in o r s h in s DOG i RACING gntly SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY T i p OuuRiry C k b o f T ro tfto « T n m te " PRiaiNia S u n d ay ) 8:10 X , MtUnees W«4* * S a t. 2 P. M. AO New Track 9 Photo Timing le tte d Stand* • Australian Tote * Uet P arking ** leery, Ha Mlnara •*. 1: . ■ -------------- * * Jerry Collini, Mgr. �..*■ yj. - ■ -,r .,.,. , r»» i*y;,:S^7> “ ’«v . ■ir i ,. ' VV '-v'', ‘r 'T,W n I S H O ’ 'T Y O U R STO R Y A LL O V ER SEM INOLE CO U N TY W ITH A HERALD W A N T Al •t i ■To Sell, Buy, Trade, Hire, Recover a Lost Article, Just Phone 1821 — -.** s m m o v, iREAL ETr/T»70RRA ? r BALL REA LTY RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON BEG. BROKERS S. 0. BJgkleyaua, a u m Ii I. IW Soatk Park Arc. Phono i FOUR 53 X 1M LOTS -On Senford Avc. fletwren 24th and 23th St. Mono 5M-W. 404 E. 24th St. FRENCH AVE.-Thc new 17-82. J-Bedroom Hour, extra lot. near Sanford Market. Inquire lIB French, Sanford 2213-J INVESTMENT Three Apartment Unit Call A . Ad WfU,r\ time , . A" I )4I4 1 V. | Two with two bedroom! each, one with one bedroom. All with (area Living Rooma and aeparalc Batha. Near Churchea and Shop ping. Thli la a good bur for Ip come. »*r " * • ------- * s ti»*» 114,500. per " n*« •—*•"•' s «'*•* par MM --------21 ilmt* m i W**.......(oi't,4 t* p*r " w ' • . . fleea L. L Payton, Broker AaaabeUe B,t. Headeraat. Airedale Alberta ii. . nu t, Associate n a m u ii Hall, Phone Mtl lT-«t at llawathn On. LlB*ofd?U » hfB ft ft* srr. ”*• •i»wIS*ti r»* iniu. 3f‘Sut* »nr Ur U j . * £ ' CoanL U «**n •U‘h- r t m fOR jfSWSfi? BEAL ESTATE rORSALE, ALL FOR ONLY 1129.50 v * .,* UiO .i m N iI.imIi I'I1 UNFURNISHED Cottage with Kit­ Salesmen chen equipment and Venetian 111 S. Park ' "ltd*, H14 Elm Ave. , . S By Week Or Month. The S i- ^ ni K —h y ini w. Flrtt nomf furnished Pk- 1211 LIVING- ROOM SPECIAL 2-Pr. Sertlonal (Choice Fahrir)— 1 Cnrner Table — I End Table.v5 Table l.amna ALL FOB IlilU O Phone lm -A . It, Peterton,Broker . ge» If desired. Ml Park Associate* • A. B. Peterton Jr., ECHOLS I1EDDINR CO. P. J. Chettenon. Garfield Wil* Comer 2nd A Magnolia. Pr. )£3l »vd T "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. lettt. John Melick, K. W. WII- J j H bedroom home near PineOpen Monday* 'ill l:M p. aa. Itamt, Haiti M. Field. A. C. i crest School. Corner 27th St. A Doudney, Land Surveyor. 17*92 Highway. Then* 1110. t2B— o WANTED TO BUY_ WANTED—Fruit on tree. Small eropa. 90 botea and up. Call 92214. Whelehel Grove Btrvlce. IP IT U REAL ESTATE ask Crawley A Mentaltb at 117 Sentb Park Pbeae 771 they Knew . REAL ESTATE FOR BALEj NOT A PROJECT! ATTRACTIVE Three, Bedroom BUT- Homea of Rial Individual!Home. $8,800. Include* ap­ t v : Brittany Farm Hornet, Early pliance*, large lot with tree*, funtrican, Ultra Modern, Con­ on City newer. VA Inaured fin­ ventional A F r e n e 'h Colonial ancing, $200 Down, $54.00 month­ 'fypel. ly payment. Principle and Intareat. BUILT On Large Landteaped 17,000 for Two Bedriwm matonry I/its: In the belt of neighbor * house. Will be completed toon. hoods. ’ Only $350. down. FHA Insured - loan. Just right for retirement COMPLETE with all the features home or for small family. you have dreamed about tuck LOWELL 9. OTTER at colored General Electric ap> pllancaa and colored plumbing O ffieM W if sT ortend^D r. fiiturei. . RETIRED? One of Wynnewood'a AND available at reatonabla Unfit S Bedroom hornet, owner pneet with the belt financing trantferring, wanu Immediate A with minimum down-pay­ •ale, require* $3,500. down, 53JS ment*. ‘ , Monthly. f VETERANS Bedroom, 2 bath hornet, fully equipped. $350 down, plut doting coin, not project hornet. Seminole Realty EX CELLEN T M RED1-MTX CONVRETV Mwaele CewereU Cn Joe llm Ate. Phone tlto —Parlery to Yeo— Aluminum Venetian Bliada Enelntrd head. Sag-proof bottom rail w)th plastic eadt. Pintle or rayen tape*. Cotton or aylea eorda. Sowkaiik Glaao aad Palat Go 112-114 Watt 2nd SL Phone Oft Cnntreellug and Repair 1007 nanlerd Ave. I’knn* 1113 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Odham M Tudor Ine. TYPING • LETTER WRITING PROMPT SERVICE Need OuUtandlfcf I'eraon PHONE SIM 404 fianfmd All. Nat'l. Rink llldg.. With Knowledge And Abil­ CREDIT BURKAll OF SANFORD INCOME TAX ity To Work In Our Ac­ Prompl Service counting Department. 2*2 tVondrnff-Perkln* Bldg. Dl SI. • Secretary For Our Sale* Department tad General Office Work * Hale* Person ENVELOPES, letterheads, state­ ments, invoices, hand hill*, and ■P r 0 g r a m i. etc. Progressive Printing Cn. Phone 40R — 403 West 1,1th St. T.V. REPAIRS 'Till 10 p.m. Service Call* 13 .no. W A. Nnrri*. Ph. 1358. JT Q Herrin, Ph. 2883-J. Licensed Terhnielan, guaranteed work, 1*4 It. rhooe 1ST -I4R Preferred Hale* in I'refrrred li expanding and we have lm Policy holder* mediate need fer the above Inhn Williams* Inn. Agency 411 Sanford Atlantic Bank luted personnel. Our hnun arc Phone 54 long, work ii hard, and pay la good. If you are interfiled, Hat Buy. Sell. Rent. Hue with waul your qualiflcatinni by latter and ids, ta# buiieit salesman la town. Pul on* to work for 70 a mail to Box RID An Interview Phone 1821. We will be glad to charge IL will be arranged. Brailey Odham President Odham & Tudor, Inc. WHITE Girl for laundry work. SAVE $10.94 Jot'* Wee Wash It. 2307 San. font Ave. REG 138 50 Swivel T. V. Chair* EXPERIENCED laundry pr»»ier». IM.56. Limit 2 Per Customer Apply Samlnole County Laundry. Etiy Termi Phone RIB 2S1-M R. INSURANCE Our Htislneua IRA HELP WANTED (female) IDA . Mather of Sanford i O PPO RTU N ITY Complete Stock of Unflnlthed Furniture ,-Jt**.Qw Large,Display of Beauti­ . „For Work tn Our Saka,, I4B— ful Dinette Seta Depart meat Kitchen JT BEDROOM Oarage Apartment isno. DOWN Partly furnlthed. Call lA2fi M VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom home, large corner lot, eatabliih 2-Hoom Anartmenl, Furnished ed neighborhood. Not e project. v Ph. 24M-J 1100 Melionville Ave. Fhone 1891. FRESHLY PAINTED furnlthed ap­ artment. Clota tn Reatonahle. Phone 781-W. 2 Bedroom Concrete Block ABEDROOM house at 'jOOO SumVA — $225 Down Payment “ merlin Ave. Phone 722-W. IM. Per Month P A I EFFICIENCY Apartment $35. U1 Kitchen Fully Equipped Act fait to ihooie colon and tile. Park.______________ _ Builder l-REDROOM Houie. Kitchen fur- A. K. Shoemaker. Pbeae l$fl nlihed. $73. month Sit-Holly Ave. Phono 1S42-W Kvenlngt, THE OLD HOME TOWN •mtw-riu1******c-c-m Bv STANLEY ss^uESfl&Uto" ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. C. A. WHIDDON. SR. Thuyjs-Fcb,."9?t iifl Page T THE SANKORD ARTMTLKA FOR BALE - S Plamhiag. Rrexky Beattag • I Y A B i m B S PA N ELIN G VA and FHA • Dealreabte homea. M. G. HODGES Native aad Foreign Woods. $500.. 9100., $1,000. (and up) Sarriee on All Watar Pumps— See Ikem At _ down paymeata, balance like Well* Drilled — Pimps She naan CooeroU Pipo Co. rent. Call lor an appointment. Paela Read Pboae lee Ph. UM Ph, Out West Uth fit. LAKE FRONTAGE-larg# a n d ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call imall-lerma. 1155 WINDOW AIR CONDITION­ Ralph Ray. 3150. ER. 1 h.p. Uied 3 month*. DeEXCELLENT BUV • Naw VA fi­ tlintd lor room* up to 750 »q PAINTING and Piper Hanging. nancing 4r„ Large 2 BR, CB, R. C. Walker, Phona 2855-M. ft. with I ft. celling. Bargain Kitchen equipped; CITY confor Caah. Call 2430 after 3 p.m. ventencei, But no City Taxes. INSTALLATION of Unolaum. Car Other extrai. Small Amount of NEW SPINET PIANO-Cost $ftS0. pft*. Tltea. caah will handle. Mahogany finish. Full key board Sanford Linoleum ft Tile Cm W. H. "Rill" 8TEMPER with bench. Sacrifice $425. 127 W. 1st SL rhooe 1117 Realtor — GeweraJ ■ Thone 1723-R Por Better Plumbing ' See or Celt BARGAIN CENTER IU N. Parki Am , W- J. KING .107 Banford Ave. 2>fte iteulh Park-Pbrnm 3ft Sensational Weekend Spe­ EXCHANGE cials. DO you hava a good trailar that EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED you would Ilka to turn In on Men*! Work P a u la ......Il# 9 Drepea-Upholslery and Slip Coven new Coaeret* Block, I bedroom Finest Workmanship houie, completely furnished? Boy*a Sport Shirt* ___ 59c by Home on 4 Loti, oultlde City, LADIES DRESSES M uter Craftsmen. away from heavy traffic. Ideal Beautiful Styled, All Sites. You'll Like Our Reasonable Price* tor children. STANLEY KULP Greatly Reduced Phone Oviedo - Forest s-3toe ANOTHER GOOD SPOT for ehUa dren. Plenty of room, both In- ftARTICLES WANTED - 4 INCOMK-TAX-SERV ICE tide and outalde. Well located 4 bedroom home at tacrlflce Highest CASH, TRADE-IN price* Wm. H. Murray prlee. Good termi available. Phone 1R4I-M paid tor used furniture. Call till Celery Ave. toft. WIDon-Maier Furniture Co. Clmed Sunday and Wednctday ALSO. SEE US TOR FRENCH 311 E. 1st St. • AVE. PROPERTY. PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Free HELP WANTED —IS 11 RIAL ESTATB DRIVE-IN eatlmalea. R. I.. Harvry. 204 2S44 Preach Ave. .Sanford Ave. Phone IR2R. J. W. HALL, REALTOR MAN for hardware store. Exper­ ience desirable hut nnl necessary. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. "CaU Hall" Phone m s PHONE 33 Electrical Contraeluia and Heoair* TV Strvlra Center FOR SALE or RENT - 4 room TWO Men ages IS to 30 to learn and bath newly remodeled houaa Brndi* and t'msley App'ianrv* meat rutting. c Apply Mr. Buie, with 3 acree of land. Call San­ 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 115 Lovett’; 3rd St. ford 13B3-J, -1 FOB BENT £=. "Builders of Finer Homes" GOOD Horse for riding and very gentle. Phone 1372-J. ' FURNISHED Oarage Apt. 2300 offera - ■ Melionville. Beautifully Detlgned Three and Visit ECHOLS Balcony WRLAKA APARTMENTS: raoma, Four B e d r o o m Home* for pnrate batha. 114 W. Flrit St. Furniture Dlaplayed for raay Florida Living and Convenient Examination Roliaway, Hoapllal a n d B a b y FHA and VA (Ol) Financed Bedi. Day, Week or Month— • Prtcad from 111,200. to 113,000. BEDROOM SPECIAL — Tat. 142J. Furniture CenterBookcase Bed, Duuble Bremer, Sale a Office—2ft23 So. French Ave. lift Weft P int Large Mirror, Innertprina Mai Pb 0M 21*0 or 2SU tren, Maichin^^lox Spring! ^Avalon Apta. Efflcftonry. T B f . _______________________ _ 2 Pillows and t Maltreat Pad BEE Senatanla Realty Sir Deitr ALL FOR 1169.00 .. .able lomaa aad Apia. Phone 27 KINO SIZE BED BPPIC1ENCY Apartment Suit fin i ao able for hiekelor or touplc Guaranteed ID Year* Steam haat. private bath, show Innertprina Maltreit IT er Covenlentlr located. Aero»» Box Springs (choice of Ticking) fr m Poit Otflea. lnqulr. Mat Hetnbotrd (choice of cover) • — f.i Jacobion Dept- Slora. Hollywood Leg* ipithed Apt Ph. 432-W. ' Mi .VO Bedroom furnished home. Apply Oarage Apt 113 W. Jflth ft- M mMi 10B- SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ‘ 24- BEAUTY PARLORS -24 Kvn-Rem Bounty Shop REST in Workmanship Material*. and IM Eaat 2nd fit. Pheae M3 For ALL Yoiir Beaulv Ne-iii call llA rrleU 'i Renuly Nook Phona 871 105 ho Oak Ave. (Open evenings by appointment i 23— LAUNDRY RERVICK -2$ One nour - Wash and Damp Dry Ona hour tk • Wish and Dry Fold finished Laundry Samtone Drv Cleaning Rnuthaide Laundromat Senth aide Foot.mart Bidg. tee East 28th 8L 27PIANO BKBVICB -2 7 L L. Silt—Plano Technician Phone llfti Route l. Sanford TELEVISION c n ts s x i mu, t a do thi m u * t Kvamnu itn n n DAILY CROSSWORD IIS. Tren 17. Min* rntranc* tfi A Joint 20. Masculine nickname 22. Anger IB. Oreek letter 23. Placed 35. A bicycle \ 37. Land-- • * r r •l fnr lw-n i!ii n.no S ilt Ilia I Ol ft I mil* T~ ■£l r W' VeiUNu'e Aeewe# 40. Not da rk 43. S tory 43. Liquid b utter I Indie) 4$. Hawk's cagl 60. Poetess a P (5 Si 7r . IT ai io * rr ir TT wmmwmkwmsm i IS J* Tl BW : 111** l i e n Off ra iB A Y aeane* t r W T*" & JB 97 ___ MB TT 72” e laker Tor Kuala .Night ___ _Killl „ ltla n I'nllait Natlona II a lignuarima si iiona Wim Maaie N taa XT’ l -1 TT mm MS Secara'iflfitlaw 4:*o 41* 41ai 1 T a in Tlat* Maw* _ Tat* Tim* l*ee Tha Rhythm Peanut hull* have many tndsft* trial uaea. They are uiad aa grinding and pnliahlnt abraaiva* and emind laaulatinn. They arft al»n anld aa poultry litter and for roughage in poultry feed, Protein fiber made from nut hulls i* uiad In tha matinfaclure nf synthetic fabric! itllR upholstery malerlat and d$ra> perles, It haa also been mod la bithing suits and droeset. CLABI1F1KD D11FLAV meRCURy w. Pa SMITH 211$ Park Ph., 11T4-J 4il* a le e On amt I l i a n H r a tk a ie Jlj* M a rkat R e p o rt ]!‘i eWY. Oaloa (filMk Clah T ill ill) Itift S ill III* Mawa Uperla * 1 1 Olaaae _ J»e b a r ‘a Chalra U a r a l a n Dayetlana Harm ony Tima w o r t s i » wipe Mornin* MaloIlM era and Thhare WELCOME^ ; TO SANFORD N»val Penonne) am* 1400 ctuk . , 14 *l|* K(awe *llS 1444* auk Hi •ifa ssB iZ i; ; l ' 'I 'll i :iiim i > H.-4I *-1 'nr* u f . DIETRICHS T. W. MERO nil OOltm a Of Kalo4y M l P a n Ave. Pboae 27 er III a rra a sM ! sm m sooa Ill*# WnrlS Al Nnon H. a POPE CO., INC. Alexander ft S lrtn g er IMMEDIATE POSSESSION LOST— Lady's Brown Wallet on ilia* S’a tlanl Laity Beal Estate • lamrasee Melionville. Paper* valuable tn IMS l.n ta nf U fa 2 B. R. PbUlipa home. Florida MS South Park Avn. Pbuoe IMS U ! ,’}} WOMB WANTED___ - I I t il * Kawe le n rtu Mtea anger, Aeane. Room, Kitchen equipped. Rede­ owner only, Mfi, R. W. Wright, i: 4» MtarrH fnr Tomorrow It.4* alitullnw t.llhl agneUa Ave. Ph. IS corated. Waxed Oak Floor*. 804 Catalina. Window gait — Llntalj II no tina O'clock Itapnrt LAUNDRY — Ironing Phone 2 B M 9 -J Ownrr telling equity. Phone 313ft. rtoo Block* — Cradle BLoeka FOUND In front oL Post Office, ____ A. WIDUnu. Reniter Ireaae Trap* - Dry WeUa. Hewte — Lett — Acreage Gnld Signet Ring with Initial. Bayaaend Landedat, Aaeeclate MJraeto cnocreto Ce •hona 1873 AUaatie Bank RMv Lbbtb B, O tkr I S to Ava Pk. IMS Owner can have by Identifying and 'paying for this ad. Phone BegUtered Real Etlele Broker SERVICE Statlnn for sale, rmlr I bedroom " — • - -------ORLANDO DRIYI 427. investment required Ij Slock USED Eteetna caU HOMES and Equipment. W. T. Ball, 3rd dnak hex. Good m a h g t S i aad park Ave. C.BJL CONSTRUCTION Baa. Ideal tor beer etoeaje bon LOVELY LAKE ROME, I Bed­ a- HfFTMf ffmmn Can he aeea at The faaferd Hardwood floor* —TUe Batha room*, Florida room, m batha, Paved Carports — Insulated »w a i i m S g FRIGIDAIRE a n llu ees, sale* Hardwood floor*, plastered, fur­ APABTMENT-ilie Gas Stove $23. 7!t5 1495 aarviee. G. R. High, Oviedo. OMPLETE DOWN nace, only 4 month* old. M.soo. a 1947 Hudson 4-door $100. t-pl*ce POR RENT — DraglJAa and opera­ and Fin. Phope P03-13I3 or Saaford mile* caat of Sanford. Phone J. CROCKER — Builder Walnut Dining Room Set, table, U4S-W after ft p. m. tor by Hour, weak or Month, 205ft-ft-4. . ^^SD O W N E buffet and ft chain $tS. Phone Phone 1431, Lao Construction Co, mt-w-i -O fflg Per yeor le a l Eatato Needa: M ISO# Two Bedroom frene heuao tYNES OMe* Machine Cn.. M lfteroa cltrue lead. By owner. CuS*N. Fkfk r ta m tu n 4 r*. qddlng maehbve^ out wefci nth st. ,*»tK**s-: lltO. Hii b w ass | amaaa " ih tiu j :-,h i i ’to « s Radio •B D ll t m '- V n t 7r 34. Two-year r,i Imoil aa a umjfriend 41. Part of thn foot i '-inr.iii -ii i. ii» Pi! r;t IIU4 u i:,r4ii t::>'i t 30. Note in the scale an Mendicant — 42 Lively, » M S fiv ta lu n «*lin »-nrl! W*M cheerful h 10 Xolitur „l I'm Dina 7XC:Q9 w*!inir.s,'»»*-api» inn* « U llinitMinut 44. renikn « 1*1 Huniini X Plihina allh l>aa TT 48. Evut « 45 ini,!* r l « , t , r n i ) r 7 s*»0 4ii|ii “ mw 47, Moham­ ; ik Jutlll DAI, N 4 f I medanism TT 11an Hunt, to All*n fi All (Dniti 48. Grave hi, Stan 17 AtrrOMOBILKfi-TRAH.ERfl 17 I 34 robber r r 78 JG Du> MimlitrilA fit. cavity | ft .D A IVrAtillna (m m llnll,w n#4 It will pay YOU In «ee US before 118or* .\tgh( Naw* lltpnM ftl.Chopa TT you buy, Open Evening* and MID l i i a i l i i M 'I iiAaira % M. Afresh Sunday*. IJ.J<> l4l|U-Utf 64. Canvas Eaitslde Trailer Kalei, re in tr • ahelter a o a s is e Palalka, Fla. III# lit* J a c k P a r r P ra g ram Haauwe ti** l.ov* amry N avi. W ailh tr 1852 FORD Ranch Wagon. Low } II Tha l:tl« Rohan q. Lewie M arnlaa Shaw 1:1* Houeapariy mileage, new nylon rnrd lire*. i ioo Captain Kangaroo • M o«, P a lla rn i me Rig r g r n f f $785, can hr financed. Joa Mon ia.:o 7lan-On file Roh Croabr Phono 2881 • tee H rlehiar n a y r n - i i i m a 4:11 Uaerai Storm 14I51 M » !-\V -ai her 4:!• On fair AenL IDlift Krnla K m a r t Uhnw 17 B AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE t7-B M Aft Tltla La ml nt Oura ■ T1 11.10 Xtrlka It filch RING - VALVE 1! "4 Valiant■T4*Nina l.a a IS 1* Lava of Lift JOB — $fi I ! i l 4 aia nrh for Tomorrow CluMIng Duntlng Light Liaht VTBft—I t i r M B IT'S TRUE I ! J a r u P a a r Show ' Jack r 1:14 l « n Store MOTALOY DOER IT ! I t ‘n jw & y in amaring and proven process 1:4* Uarry Slo'ora * nn Tn* Mour n» Rnytnm Mai that gives you a ring anq valve si** waria si at* till n o h r r t ij t.awl* i ' l l Markat liaport job through the planting pro­ S,I4 I’ha n o tl i*roa-—— - • *:jo Twiileht Honaa cess while you drive. Effective I aa m u P i r o r r i l l * Searie Reek Iti4s . I I klualn at R e altm for life uf motor. No equipment liia Harry Moore _ Tins nturtent Club 1:4* Boh c r o a b r to buy. No work to do. U nite PULL OR PAR1T1ME Salesman In rontarl farmer* for nationally advertised, nationally accepted liquid ftrillltar. $100 and up ner 4 44 n n e h t a r Day 7 Pltce Cherrywood Drop Leaf weak poasible on commission ba­ MOTALOY SALES 4:14 fiarral sto r m Dinette Set, Like New. M3 Rosis, Writ# "Na-Churs'' Plant Food ealia Drive, Evening* Only, Co., r . O. Box 1113 C. S. Winter Dept*. HF — 2.12,1 HIV fllh St. 4.t0 On l owu re i Arenurtt a -tv Gxrdens, Florid*. MIAMI. FLA. T N r n anaf CR CASH for Furniture. AddSend check, money order for sise g Maeklnea. Typewritere, Out­ IftC MALE KELP WANTED IRC fit. pnitage and Iniuranee pre­ 1,14 M lrk rri v iMoua# Ciuh board Motor*. Beat*. Super paid. ____ ___________ S:«a Lona R a n a r r Trading Poat. One mile South Goodyear Service Store needs an 4 »a 1:10 Rapoit eo 17-n. Phone sott-W. BOATS • MOTORS -1 8 4:44 pmie ttiia*. a K*>a Appliance Saleaman to sell Gen­ 18llU U Hctaaea f ic tio n TMr. eral Eleetrio product* $5 and $10 ONE I FI, Eree Flow Fcrtllicer ROBSON S porting Good* li*a P«(. t ' r n n a ot l u k o n deliver* Liberal commliiion* ■ aa H AHrlront Box, Good Condlllon. frinrnde Sale* A Service All application* will be kepi Cllm asl Phene «W l:4H aairr tra cto r _cu confidential. Apply In pcrion al M J J U L • ia 4 ntor Plarhoua* man paa It S o w a t wav 17-12 Booth our store. 113 5. Park Ave. 2ft FURNtTUHE H'hold Geeda 2ft Iiii«a II O'clock Raporl l u ^ ^ n u r runulure at Berry'i 11:11 I a i * Show Uaed furniture, appllaacea, GOOD MAN — to operate u s e Kawa U B(1 Watwhouaa Furn,, Co., at 80) W. etc. Beugkt-fold. Larry'a Mart, Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr. laundry rout*. Permanent, 211 Eaallat St, Phone Iftll. 1st SL AU nationally adv. furrw itia r Since 194*. Sanford'* Leading year-round Job. Apply in jdtu^ at warehmue price*. n n a sise P a lla rn Builder of home* for over 1,300 R tv ly Maehlaaa aad Repairing person or phone 17.1 for ap­ 2f 21 I t s Teat LOST AND FOUND Moraine filtni* people. Sale* Office: little Venice B E ir S 111 S, Park Phoaa ITto pointment. SEMINOLE FOUND-Boxtr. Being held at T| n;** a (tapialn K angaroo in Loch Arbor. I »* Opin Houaa COUNTY LAUNDRY, *19 City Zoo. Owner may have »ame )*:!• Oarry Moor* HEATING PIONB US4 U llt ■Irik* ll Itleh W. Third St. by paying for Ihl* ad. Pleor Furnice, and Circulators mi T " T~ mexjiiio U L i'J ll LHt 1) IMIlM'tM * 14 j *j tiiiu mi * [ J ’ M lI U l’ iU H I - < * " ’ l ■jnin iii'iu I Bib ) 37. Measure 33. Uncooked 33. Cloea tn 3fi. Strong 37. BUgger eyelid* 13. Branch to Head covering 38 A clfuin t P 'J I J U I 'H k i i it i j m . "* m; imi:I HUM, loll . 31. Esrap* DOWN At'IUlfiA ialangl l. Dross of 1. Htnk* with 24. Loo*e, metal Ihr hand hang. 2 Roman 6 Content Ing house god nf apeed |Hnnl 3. Beg ion 8 Boy anam# 2(1. Pinch 4. A puddle in Persia 38. Knock t! Edge 11. Ithen'a 30. Island A Melody country near 7. Frank 13 Coins, aa Java H. Uhtil* money 14 Conjunctinn 11.1'repnrallon 31. A great PIPE CO. 1 Will You Be Our GeeMT Wfc-VA Wa have hustd tome Rooms al the beautiful Mar-Lou Mete) Tbeao Room* aro ovallftMe Abaolutely F re t For a period of $ days, to Naw arrival* at One Naval Air Hatton •TOP by tad Pick ny YOUR la y $t > vitae to Odham ft Tutor,' -a--.VBi h A- * �Lif; Jfc * ;' f AM ttMT a Bttu M m m U the iltuitioa win altar aiaigk ta chiai* Ha jala* abaot shatter- BOLLYWOOD «*)—Owner Her­ man Hover laid today he plans to to ta l down hi* world-famea Ctoe'a nigh? tlub • bout May M ' H l i t h r t » » to r o d t h r W * i«d notorial hUtory of the Sutuet Strip MICTION Of the fabric designed for President end end used u drapes hi their farm home In OsttyiItem of "The RUenhowtr fptc" fabric deplete the aidant to picture* sad symbols, (fnterwtionalj M itC K S S S S ; Happy’s going • places, to room for * dark horeel l i t Ik 4# gcperlmcnllitp wMh hence* out o/ glair. TMt must hav* nutfc a chert* ileae*. | t ’A r i i “ #* win hsapea urhea mla ttflw |R •kail gg a pMum aa hi* mt • ■r •’t i i. eourge of Michigan footU for four yearn, Ohio Hoptlong Cassidy haa ifted by Urn Detroit Lite*. can't lick 'em make 'em join YOUT . 1 1 1 A new national political parip has been launched—tha Pioneer*. Who’s their candidate — Davy CrookiUf , f i t ' A llper, escaped from • wrecked d rm wagon fear year* ngo, Is believed still reaming southwest­ ern deserts. Hew daes It avoid ihoM ruHtotaake* ahd Oila men* siertT . t i t A Now York City court to after a band of gypatea to pay off the 1.600 traffic ticket* they ac­ cumulated during their atey there. Maybe the nomads thought Uia ticks la 1 were Just Big Tows gouvtnlra. '______ Topic* far both youth and adultiitiilone are selected by the participant! to best fit local need*. Subject matter for the Sanford adult meetlnga will includes What younr people need to know about merringo and family ilv. tog, everyday problemi of nor­ mal youth, problema and reepon■ibillUea of parenthood, and how parenta can help teen-agers. The youth claieee wilt cover ■uch toplci ait Whit. It moans to grow up, tmotlonaJly, getting aleng with others, developing an attractive pe rsonality, youth aa p a r e n t s lea them, successful dating, the dif­ ference between love and tafntuaHen, the purpose of engagement, the thole# of a marriage mate, looking toward luceeaaful marri­ age, and what makea n happy family. , The overall Extension Division family life education pYogram was developed In sn effort to count­ eract the trend toward broken home* — Florida haa the high­ est divorce to marriage ratio in the nation. It.Is believed that properly Informed youth will be better able to cop* with every­ day problema of marriage. - Schmidt believe* the Institute program will hove a real In­ fluence In the years ahead. .you . nn tiKnr.ur Ikai euit l o r divorce list I I I end b t e l easn mo. S a i n t . ot t e e t r u s t s * * of in* 'pal I m p r o v e t n s n l Kuna to ref o r , s o i l ell bids a t ih* Courta v e e in m n n a t i#:oo oVlock U on the l l t h d a y o f March >, i l l s , u u u i u # or Municipal!' Ks i m i - hi lor road r ie h t «« ISO tool wide will meerved car perrel llir'.iieh which le a n e s i i t l n e Htnle lioad. 0 *11 lend* title lu one bell 1 petroleum and Hire* lourihe tier m in erals will be re.e rvrd. leeionable m aterial la rae«rved. i to* irfinewood r i a l iiiuok i I ta I* tu St fc r i a l liuuk k I II la K*. SI. I I * *« T ha Town hyjvan i-ake PM Book, a It part' ot Lot lit ef ,ch v a n A re dlle Oauor.m ke ra a e Co'a Add le lltack nximuk r i a l Houk 1 l>as« I t /* *t \V 1/3 lit Loi Stu Van luele Oaburnn iiruH etaae k .Add to lllei-k llnnimouk X IIoow I rns« at ; i.AJu Van Aredala Oeberne [ b a re g e Cof» Add t o . Ulaik mkfeok r i a l Hunk 1 I 'a ae 31 ■»»! V"«l V ’sese tve, 4*1 U 1*. Mwopet'e Lend let ■nl Black llanim urk 10k I I’eaee 111 and 111 rnd the S 30 It or Lot * y u . n u s s e . r auu kum 'lat llook | r a s e ST T H E HI ATE OP PLUIUD.I O P. Herndon i n i / t r u e i e e e of !. | pua< »>n4le County , F e bruary I t . m * h wees I e ea e- e-e A e-w- a t s i u ft Plain m r e e i. u r sndo Florida, on or bsioio the |4tli da> of March A. O. 1W* Dlharwlea a Decree i’ro ponlaaso will he e n ­ tered a s a ln e l you to r failure lo so eervs and llln ynur nnewer nr hlliar driensne ae required by Irnv WITNIIPH tha hand and e«al o f the said Courl i h it l l m i dey ef Pebiuery A. O W it. l.i r. Herndon i.'letk "I ih» Circuit Court In and Kor Heiplllola Cuunly, danlu td, Plurlua Turn t v a u o n Attorney tor r i i i n t i t t l i a K e r i h stein Stieal Ur Undo, H o n d a x o T irw o r P H o c K n m n q * r n n TtiK r i . o n i a n o p n o a i i * TO WIIOH IT WAV COM’KIIXl You will olaaa* la k e nullce th at Hit, ii ....... ik I'ouuir Com inl.slnn. -re, al IS.O'J Iirlm k a. In , ‘on Ilia Jilin tiny III Alarrli, A. I). IVSS, al i n - tk>unly i.'qurl llmiea In Hantuid. blurta*. will cnnaldtr ami determine w hether or not the County • III cloee, vacete, renounce and disclaim any rielil ol tha Cntinlv and Ilia puhllo In and to the land delln-aleii upon any man or plat recorded In itrminule County. F lo r i­ da. Mhlr/i aald elraal. road or h i g h ­ way u mura p a rticu la rly deacrlbed aa folluwei • T hai u-rtain elreat know n aa w r .m ' H r itc c T i n n * h-iw ten Ilia weel Una of tit* N ' V o f tha HUl, al rttcilon IT, T»wnemp !1 Houth, llange .10 Rael, and tna n#M line or Block “A and "U . ru n n in e north and sou'll, and also t h a t r s r i a tn a lra a t known aa LAKE DRIVE between Ulocke uA" a n d i v B 71 .H'tAL CTHITIT is m,-;t r ' ■ewer ' L . Flalatlff kaat herein' I* j Co . JTfcFlstts.Ntt \1 APPCAIt A.Vf T l l » TlAll; A Hi'KL'IKIKH. HOAnn o r cons- S t r s L i p - t w « w 0,,clt S K S AIIHMIUNPlIH , UP (• eaw: Ml LB CUUftTT cTeek r - fWe haven't had a strike," h* remarked. "We haven't had labor ^ -. **’ • 1j . \ "It wit] nuke ita impact on the future famillea of Florida, on theia youngstera who got married later on," he aaya. "They will carry with them a t least iom« of the things which w* have discussed." Schmidt, an ordained BepUit minister and father of three chlldren, hai bean aetlr* to the Extension Dlriilon’i family life program alnra 1PM. A native of Pennsylvania, he etudied for the ministry at the Baptlit Seminary, Rochester, N. Y. He holds a bachelor of scionca from Minot Stats Teachers' College, N. D.| e master'* from lew* State Untoorsity, and n doctorate M ini the University of Pittaborgh. He coneplated post-doctoral study in marBefore joining the F8U faculty, he' taught at Iowa State, M i n o t ha tough at Iowa Stela, M i n o t Teachers' College and Kyansvilie College, Ind. Ho also organised end directed a community youth eenter tn M*dl*on, S. D. Schmidt is a member of the American Sociological Society, the National Council on Family Rolatlons, the Southeastern Council on Family Relations and the Southern Sociological Society. EPORTS AN ENOUSH PUBLISHER: “O n the way lo m f New York hotel from the Idlewlld Airport, I decided to pick up a couple of American shirto, so I tofd my driver to stop al thr first haberdashery he en­ countered. Whim w t wem stopped by ■ red light, he In­ quired, 'W hat wee that you said, Boss?’ 'A haberdashery,' f repeated. ‘Yes sir,' he m ur­ mured, 'n haberdashery It is.* We rattled along a couple of blocks, then he (topped once more. 'Liston, boss,’ he as­ sured me. ‘With me there’s no use bestin' round Ui* bush. What Is it you want? Liquor—or women?’ " __ ________ V0 fled Skelton soya that Broad­ way wolves ought to make mighty successful dry cleaners! Uwy work u a i and leave no ruig. d e e There's a young dancer to Hollywood who aofamagy eageeee eacttog agencies Uut her name le Eyeful Tower. O IMS. by B«aa,lt Cert Dletrlbul.d by Klag IW um D m 1 ' .» i/jj >,} >>yf 1 \\ j A . • •y ■* w "1 don’t plat to wB Ctro’s,’’ ha laid. '*! heva worked too hard tor it to 14 yters, and I wouldn't want 'T a t Ctrd'i ii going nut to a to i*« it made Into aomothtof Mas* m glaryfWi/'iSl?. dfiu will leeond-ute. i b a f t coalimpUU be Pearl. Bailor*.Maurice Cheval- kooptog it open a i a rtatouraat • r aod Martin and LewU. I ex­ only, but I will uia It tor partial." pect to close the ptece doer Hover laid he ptonned to go into around May M or perhapi a Uttl. the production and direction of televlitoa (lime. Utor." ■ He admitted that be to leevtog 1/ he cam e out ha thread to ehtit down. It will mark the and of a landmark to Hollywood. The ,• l‘», • plush nltery hie added eoior, If -*■>• <jr•*i icandal and amuiemewt to the mevietown scene. Many a hot romance hea bleei aomed or faded wiihto lie glided walU. It can boast of a i many ‘ W t notable fistic encounters ae most arenn to the United State*. \ t>! «■* •, # f ' f. »» x jn# \U j if ': - •• y ^ , .Srf* • R Legal Notice urcurdenvu with law. w llh lh<; Clerk or Ilia n Im ivo snlllled Court and lo eetvv aalerupy ul » •e-ims ........ •i «e , » .... • o tit-iwiisf tttowplaca stems, he laid, from "corrupt practical" in the enter­ tainment industry. But ha de­ clined to eUborato. la*. iOHN H. IVU, Bridgeport, Conn, businessman, w u elected chair­ men ot the MU*too* Council of the Congregational Christian Churches st their midwinter nicotine *t inn raiu. r~ Th* Council Is the promotional arm of the Board of Home Mil­ lion*; the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis­ sions, end the Council for Social Action. ClnienuitkmaU DRIVE BARGAIN! OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF NEW CAR TRADE-INS TO DE CLEARED OUT THIS MONTH 1955 1955 1954 1954 1953 1953 1953 1953 1952 1951 1951 1955 1952 COME EARLY-TAKE YOUR PICK Cadillac 62 Coupe Fully Equipped Chevrolet 210 2-Door Sedan Lots of Accessories Dodge 4-Door Sedan Auto. Trans. ........ Radio & Heater Chevrolet Deluxe 2- Door Low Mileage—VERY N IC E ................ Mercury h a rd Top Coupe RadioHeatcr-New Covers * Plymouth 4-Door Sedan Local Owner Very Nice geseeeesaeeeeeeg | Chevrolet Deluxe 4-Door R a d io H eater - White Wall Tirei 9 ’ • Pontiac 4-Door Sedan Hydra. Radio — H eater Ford Mainline 2-Door New P aint— Very Good *M**ai<*«a*******«(«eea4**| Plymouth 4-Door Sedan Looks 4k Runs Excellent NteeeeMM-ee-* Cadillac 62 4-Door Sedan Fully Equipped Chevrolet Belair Nomad Loaded / _ . SAVE Chevrolet \\ Ton Pick-Up Truck (letter Than Average Hudson Club Coupe Good Transportation <3995 <1395 <1095 <995 <895 <795 <895 <995 <595 <595 <1395 <1900 c h A rb o r* PARADE OF PLANS 2 DIVERSIFIED PLANS . . . VARIED EXTERIORS . a • LARGE LOTS 2 % MASTB* M IIM H DO W N *us Closing Coni 5 OR MORB CITRUS TREES ON EACH LOT! GI FINANCING ALSO CONVENTIONAL FINANCING CARRYING COSTS LESS THAN RENT! • iB B S Wlfe-aavtr Rainbow Kit d u n b f IINIIUlflllCTIII GB 9.3 eo. ft. wfrigwrator GE U r n bUo r u n ' GE M-gal waior hatter , GB automatic ttUbwaabar la D t L a u 3-bttli b— an GE auloaiaUa W ohlag M aaklu la D tL a u 9-bntk k«OMO ALSOi Kitekta uaU U tor . Colorti kitckaa appHanett 8A1ES OFFICE: ] �■* ■ v;.V- ' ;.■• >'•" **-V» A * T H IS B EA U T IFU L ORANGE GROVE SOON T O BE B EA U T IFU L G R O V E MANORS Huge New Devi To Climax $3,000; Area Bui First Home To Be Completed In New Area Soon AN AERIAL VIEW of beautiful Grnva Manor*, where Odham A Tudnr 1* beginning rnnslructinn on 35 new homo*. A* you will notice th* streets and elearing- hav* al­ ready boon nlnrtrr]. Odham & Tudor Set Amazing Record On* of the amarlng foal* ac _ compllshed hr Odhim A Ttulnr. ® Inc. ■during the 13 mnnlh» Ilia! tt|J » iMfc. fcMd bmiiyflt, finer Pinecrest, South Pinecrest, Rose Court Bel-A ir—And Now—Grove Manors Odham A Tudor, Ine., headed by J. flralley Odham, today an nmmcca the constructlnn nf the first home In Grove Manors, one nf the most exclusive subdivisions ever planned (or Sanford and the Sanford Area. The residential area, an out­ come of the builder's own dream has been planned for months to make it the finest and most modern area for comfortable living. The homes already planned for Gross* Manors will include some of the most outstanding feature* ever designed. Construction of the first home In Grove Manors, says llraifcy Od nnill, got underway on Fell ruary I.Y turning one nf the most beautiful grove areas of the City into a picturesque development. Grove Manors Is Int-nlrd just off Mellon villi- Ava. at 23rd Street and la one of the most exclusive spot* in the Sanford Area for the development of finer homes. Completion of Grove Manor* will rlinux a J.t,non.turn luiihlhut program In Sanford liy Odham A Tudor, Inc, which began here a little inure than 12 month.* ago. The new development will adil a million dollars to the nlrvady huge program started here by J. litni icy tidbam, head of the firm that ha* sky-rocketed the building In­ dustry In the Sanford Area to a new construction level that Is un surpassed. I fume a cou*ln;cicd !n the arcs will be In the IW.SOO to $23,ono class that will undoubtedly add more home hcnoiy and modern farililies than ever before. From the drawing board to the final romplrtimi of eneb homo, »*» llrml'py M h.m of (hlhim A Tudor, I ne , only the Horst rnn lerials and the best construction are plannrd for each ' exclusive home In Grove Manors. Individual hnmr* will hr a pirluro nf beauty plarrd in a selling that only Grove Manors could provide. The rolling grove area, ideal fnr homo sites, provides largo bits for each homo constructed, with every fnrilily In make Grove Ma ­ nors homes rxiliislvely mil-,landing in every wuy tli.it Imino design anil planning ran rmitrihutc. home* fnr n o rid t living!* Ihe fael I The fifth residential area for San*, modern homes at the Inures! pn* that a homo ha* been rnnslrudrd !ford, planned ami developed by Od-isible rust, t'areful planning and th" and *nld nn the average nf one ham A T u d o r , I n c . , headed by J u s e of only the finest materials •very IU days. Hr alley Odium, got underway available on today* market ha* Rralley Oilnam, president of Fehruary 13, when the eonatriielinn j made Hi* home* in live separalo Odham A Tudor, Inr , In announc­ nf the first home in Grove Manor* development, of the greatest d* ing the (tart of consirudlon of mand. began. £ the first home in the fabulous On the thirlernlh month birthday | The spectacular record nf one of ^G rov* IVanon residential section, of Odham A Tudor, lne., Ihe firm jibe fa*test growing home building alio reveals that 154 home* have firm* In Florida itartrd with Ihe celebrates by grltlng underway been built and aoH In the four convlciirll^n nf homes in Pinecrest, it* most exclusive and most beau­ •re a l already underway nr comtiful residential section. Homes south of Sanford. pleted. South Pinecreil, t’lnecreit In the $14,500 to $25,000 design have So great was the demand for the Rel-AIr, and Roan Court aro the hern planned for Grove Manors Odham A Tudor, Ine. finer homes residential aections which include which Is located on either aide of fnr Florida living, that the South • total nf 154 homes. Pinecrest development was added, Metlunvllte Avenue *1 23rd Street Home* In the four areas have Provided for rvrvy residential with others following in clove suc­ |§ been luxury hnmea in a moderate area ronstrurlcd and plannrd by cession with homes in floso Court price range, all- with city con­ Odham A Tudor, Inc., have been and Bal-Alr. veniences such aa City water and paved alreets, eity water, sewage, Starling Just 13 month* ago today, large lota and utilities that make j City sewers a* well as pavrd1 •treeti. Odham A Tudor will climax Its home living Ihe most modern and mammoth home building program Now, Odham A Tudor, Ine. will comfortable available. in Sanford with the exclusive Grove •tart construction of the first home Gathering ideas from every avail­ Manors. in a section of Sanford that has The million dollar homes Develop* able source to Ihe home builder, long been pointed to n one of the beauty ipots of Central Florida. ment will bring tnelr total rnn- Rrallry Odham has selected only Each home In Grove* Manor is These homes, says flrallry Odham, *truction in Sanford lo three-million those, regardles* of rxpenvp, that carefully selrcled and designed to General Malinger Art llarria will be exclusively luxurious in a dollars, one of the most amsrlng vsntild add to finer home* for Klorl- hlrnil with the suhurban atmos­ development appearing morn like phere and unusual aiirroundlng* of • park in a suburban beauty spot Spacious, comfortable, modern voted tn making Grove Manors dories of home construction in thn da living. Each home has hern de the alte chosen tyy Odham A Tudor, signed fnr rnmfort and a lifetime of South, than a residential arction. living in an aura of romfnrt and a neighborhood nf distinctive Inc. for Ihe most . unique and ex­ Each horn* will have Its own pleasure has been planned fnr home* nf contemporary architec­ The five home developments pro­ pleasure. clusive residential acdlon In the vide home owner* ami pro»|-rctlvc Round construction, with nnly Ihe particular setting where design, each home In Grove Manors. And ture. Sanford Area. home owners with a selection of finest materials, has made the architecture, engineering, and maThe arrhltrrtural designing each homo added to Iho residential No other residential area has planning to fit every need and every Odham A Tudor, lne. home* the teriali will frame the dwelling In arhiovt* the ravual and rntufnrta paoram* of lovllnesi. Only Uie *r*a that Is destined to he the hern planned tn carefully *n that tnrnmr. Each home constructed by renlrr nf attraction in th* Sanford able appraranrn of modem living, best Is good enough for Odham A show place of Central Tlorlila will each home owner can ha assured Odham A Tudor. Inr. has bren with and Central Florida area. jrpl blrnds with Ilia winding ilrcrla Tudor, lne. construction, and Rral- start more and more peoplo talk­ of every restriction necessary to thn desire of Ihe firm lo provide Odham A Tudor, Inc. hai provid­ and th* beautiful woods environ­ 0 ley Odhim h is invited his pros­ ing about this new Sanford resi­ protect the value of a finer home the finest living Ior every dollar ed thn en.loymonl nf family living In tha contemporary manner while ment. pective home owners to watch dential areaIn an exclusive residential section. invested. each home grow, from the founda­ Nothing has been spared In the Odham A Tudor. Inc., Grove There has been nn equal to the tha new development, G r a v e Colors will ha chosen to keep tion to the last coat of varnish punning of Grove Manors with Manors homes sna better than the Immediate reartlon tn the Olhsm Manors will offer City comfort in every hnme In subdued quietness with trim materials and styled en­ and the final aprig of gras* that months of engineering, examining finest, they will h* the ultimate A Tudor, Inr. program of providing suhurban environment. trances that will glow with a bril­ ■apresds each lawn with a live of material*, selection of utilities, to meet the tastes of diseriminatliant wclcoma. painta, hardware, and rolnra da- Ing home owners. carpet of green. t/.’T TT J. BraileyOdham Is Well Known Leader i. • ..—•a *■ ' 'A Grove Manors . Boosts All-Star List Of 25 Features In addition to the usual building code regulations, Grove Manora homes can boast a whole host of special features, making up an allstar cast of 25. 'They are: 1. Well designed; built to endure. 2. Paved streets. 3. City Water. 4. Furred and plastered nails. .5, Tile window sills. i) .laloiidc* and awning windows. 7. Terrorro Ilnurs, 4 Largo water lieatrrs. It Colored tile baths, to. Kparhni* closets. It. llonulifut, roomy cabinets. 12. Private patio off master bed rooms, on some models, 13, llmiMial large lots. it .Separation nf bedrooms from living area 13. Huge master bedroom*. ti). Large main bathroom* ami powder rooms. IT. Large, light living rooms. 14. Dining rooms part of liv­ ing area. ID, Sheltered rntraarrs. , 20. Cheery klldien; largs count cr-lop area. 21. Service entry traffic by-pass­ ing kitchens. 27. Two-stall csrpnrtcs, mtn built In storage, 23, Eutroncu foyers absorb all cross traffic. 21. Iluilt-in workshop corner In garage, 23. Largo wlndswa throughout. These 23 features are but a few of the outstanding examples of special cbararterlslle* that set the Groves Manor homes of! to them srlvei In Individuality, Fen lures inch as these that will bo found In Groves Manor homes aro incomparable additions that will create a home pridn such as no other construction features one might find in Average subdivision*. J. Rrailey Odham, head of tha munity, Odham has person) ed ihe rnnslruetlon each of Iho develop^ by him as Ideal Birthd Celebration Nut only was Fch. 13 a birth­ day for Odham A Tudor, Inc., It was nn event Hint brings to Ihe eye* nf Iho cltlsens of SnnInid mu- of the most astounding record* In Iho homo building Held' in l-'luri la. gracious living. Each day finrfa the developer watching the homea under construction for tha per* tonal satisfaction of knowing that only the best was provided fop Giose who sought to buy horaaa la and around Sanford. ♦ -y:; m **—........... —» / Prom laft to rlsht—Bllljr Odham, Heavy Equipment; C. P. Rabun, Supplies! Oeorga Oral Kiy«UU>i| Hilly Jfxumlay, A u la tu t buperlntsmlsat, and J in Brown« tfuparlnUadaat, $ M | i | - .M il f home building firm of Odham 4 Tudor, lne. is one of Sanford'S foremost civic leader* ~~ . ^ Throughout his career, Odham vf ' has contribute** wvurw. ta tba deve­ lopment ami progress of Sanford and Central Florida, because el hi* Innate dcaire to further th t 1 best Interest* for every cltlicn, . A strong freedom through foa Odliatn hn.x s P $ |flN tiM H ^ B y ' campaign* for tl his City, County]______ Nerving Ids country In tha ff. S. Navy during World War tl, Rral* ley (bibam returned to Sanford mid the oil business, enteredithi automobile field, and then found his plarn In the growth of San* ford as ha headed Odham k Tu* dor, Inc. liraitry Odham conceived th*’ home development program from Idle property In and around Sad* ford and mushroomed a 13-month program to a mammoth, Hire*million dollar development tug home* In live areas of tha co Accent on Beauty I mc, H i rail Clwki B«rt ilolUfigiWMUi, CwkpUpOv, u d Virginia J / �t l J l u t 1 1 1 — Well Located Beautifnf *t . Exclusive • \ 3 and 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes combining the luxury of all city conveniences with the charm of spacious rural surroundings. H fc G tX H l t t y <,<)• I to * "" 5 ® S 1 1/ 1 " V ® lit Farmtrlr Corstll Rh . S I I P* ® ® s n f '5 ® „ at III' u * ® * n f KLIZA6RTM Cr 1V J ft "T oo*" © a v e n u e mb • • 'N *p® ** ' SELL * lit' N • < -J £ £ l Choice Locations Now available, on Mellonvllle Avenue or any of tb i wide drives or courts of the new Grove Manors Section. 4 Come see us . . , there's* much, much more •. • Contemporary Styles beautiful, modern, S and 4 Bedroom, t-Bath hemes deelfned for Florida living we can tell you * Come "Builders m VX ■ m A*'.- I 0/* �m ... f.- ■ ■ m zsm *08'•■' . • *■ ip ^ lA llW t ... Hear We i n pleased to learn that our faith and foresight was to well foun­ ded. Grova Manora is now a reality, and construction started F r t v . ruary 18th. All homes fronting on MellonvlUe Avenue will conform to existing ordinances and will be in the 920,000 to 125,000 price rangeOn the Inside lota of the property, back in the groves, the homes will vary la price from 116,500 to |25,000. BRAILEY ODHAM, President ODHAM & TUDOR, Inc. c o n s tru c tio n Started j liv in O til t * 9 * ' ’, V tYl t a- t V tvori tooTft? T VT\c.\^r‘* . 'U * '” X" « ? S £ * » ,V te et to'n ,w t« * n V \ ^ T o d a V •Finer Home* pho^ s / ill �Lr, W lW S fm EVERY M ANORS Com a, sea for yourself • . . You'll dlscov- Here you will find 3 ond 4 bedroom liv­ ar that hart In Grova Manors is tha ing on a luxury scale, with attractive re­ 'v* c* r‘ \ , f *''% p : laxing areas, both indoors and o u t. • • homo you hava baen looking fo r. • • tha Architecturally designed for comfort very latest word in casual, free-and- and convenience, good traffic easy, modem mode of living. flow, good light; and every structure engi­ neered for Tong life. f a o m t Will Be Priced A t 122,250 This Home Will Be Priced A t $21,000 Every * Grove Manors Home . , . Conforms to strictest $ building coda requirements »»w*« »***• of City of Sanford, Veter­ ans Administration and M*rr ftt s ftM. UliU< <yi« llU'M «U* ilH flp ''E - f t C P * O O M ..P L A M ■ OPMAKS-.TUDQftMHCf. SAHfORD--- rLORIftfc KITCHEN EQUIPMENT S' 6* OB KITCHEN CENTER UNIT. Dlihwm*Jur, Garbaga dlsposall, Surface r u n and ortn, 10 n . ft. GE lfiQO Modal Rafrlfftrator. HOW TO PURCHASE t VA PRICE 12,280.00 DOWN 4,028.00 Eatlmitad Cfoting Coat* 6BO. Monthly Paymmta 12641 1. Well designed • . . built to endureT, V*V.’ t* - ' i i ' * , . ; • ■'■‘iMSf: 2. Paved streets 8. City W ater f t City Sewers 4. Furred and plastered walla P Tile window sills 6. Jalousies ft Awning Window* i* sj s i n riigaiwp.uti HOW TO PURCHASE! -■ FHA this All-Star Check List o f Features Terraao floors Large w ater heaters Colored tile baths^ Spsdotis closets Beautiful, roomy cabinets 12. Private patio off m aster bedrooms, on some models 13. Unusually large Iota 14. Separation of bedrooms from living area 15. Huge m aster bedrooms 16. Large main bathrooms and powder rooms 17. Large, light living rooms SA LES O F F IC E PRICE DOWN Eotlmatad Cloalng Coala Monthly Pay manta 8.900.00 680.00 121.97 22. Two^stall earportes, with builtrln storage 19. Sheltered entrances 23. Entrance foyers absorb all cross traffic 20. Cheery kitchens large * jpounter-top areas 21. Service entry traffic by> passing kitchens 24. Built-In workshop corner In garage . 25. Large windows throughout OWNERS ana BUILDERS Sanford - 2100 and 2980 BRAILEY ODHAM, Pres. 21,000.00 18. Dining rooms p art of living PHONES 2525 So. Franch A v .n u . V\ KITCHEN EQUIPMENT GE BallMa aurfaca range and oven. IS ««. ft. GE 19M Modal Rafrigarator. Gar- CO M PA RE 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. u v ik i a m a 470 J4n4a,um rT 7t«*k4 �$ •V- ‘W-i l - ' ■- ’ - ' ' i .'7 ^ i . ■7 ’ •* , i ^ : , ■■ ■ Vv. ;J,4 V-?£-Jrjs> 11 ^ r I'l F t If (broach Saturday) r i t i t f temperature*. 9oa AN IN IW ra m E N T DAILY HJDA-------EBIP SANFOR m m .r At»Y o i v+ V «. m Goes r uAje<5 M v*m - Known No Relief In Sight For Europe Judge Barker To Carefully Weigh l •rt. - •> ■3 a LONDON IB - A slow thaw tp rn d faareomo landslides and flood thraata over parts of south­ ern Europt today. The rest of the Continent shivered, with HtUo sign of a break in tho worst winter Dr. L. L. Rica of Winter Park, anybody could remember. Vraaldant amaritua of Cumberland No deaths were yet reported Unlvsrsity, was gusat spsaksr nt f,from the illdea in Italy and Yugo­ tba DsBnry CofC meeling recently slavia, but it was believed they ■t Station University cafeteria. would add lo the loll of Ml known Dr, A. U Lincoln, president, In­ dead in tha record /retie, now Judge William J. Barker, U. 8. troduced Dr. Rica whose topic was in Ita tMh day. District court, southern district, in a. “la Man AIo-is in tha Universe." Crop damage ran Inin hundreds a 45-minutt charga fa a Federal A rium tnU for th* fovtrnm m t Ithe Federal Lew, la lb« combina­ “This topic". Dr. Rico explained, of millions of dollars. Food prices Jury at Orlando this morning hear­ tion of two or more people to try Assistant District Attorney E. “has given Impetus among think­ rocketed. Coal and other fuel was The NAAS Sanford—Hatwing ing the trial oi Judson lAitbar David Roaen in tb t concluding por- violet* the lawi of the United ing people concerning the types running short. Onn annual combined charities Hobby, suspended Bemlnola County tto u of tho trial of J, Luther Hob­ Statea. In the books, they call it a of existence among the million! At Vasto, in eentrat Italy, ai»d?i\e will begin March 1 and run .Sheriff and flv* eo-d*(endanta In­ by. impended Seminole County partnership in crime," Attorney of solar systoms, Mars atono being landslide crumpled ISO homes <I (Brough March 20. Tha drive If structed them In carefully weigh told the Jury. Sheriff end five eo-defendesij, took tha only planet known to us hav­ Hundreds of workmen fought to ’hesded by the Combined Charities Ihe evidence and testimony heard lha entire morning teu lo n yeiter- "1 don't want to have It aald ing tha flvo requirements of sus­ divert the vast masa of rumbling Committee under the chairman­ during the lengthy night d*T trial. 4 i r bifort Judge William J . Barker that 1 overlooked for any reason tained life," soil amt snow from other humes ship of Capt. J. T. Blackburn. o Tha Jury wa* rtlirad lo deliber­ of (he IF. S. District Court, Southern the teitimony of Mr. Lee Pace," and a railroad. Dr. Rica discussed tho changes Other* included on tha com­ Up through th# rush period In­ ate Ha verdict at 11:48 this morn­ # District of Florida and the jury of •aid Judge, •irrespective of the re- in thinking during tha last four Brorea of im aller slides eui mittee ar* the various command­ ing and at press tima had not re­ aentmanl that Mr. Rosen holds as U men. and ona half renturlea as opposed r o a d s and menared villages ing officers who served as n cluding Feh. 21, th* day after appeared in tha rourtroom to an­ to Mr. Pace’s honesty 1 say to you Defame Attorney! William W. the deadline for obtaining 1953 to tha viaws held in Europe for throughout Italy's central Appcn- policy roniinlttca and tha SNAA8 nounce it* decision. Judge, Mack N. Cleveland Jr., and we have not challenged his honasty. tba first 1,500 years of lha Christ­ nine Mountains. Landslides also chaplain. Tho second committee i* automobile license tags, a fatal Immediately on tha retiring aI C m Murrell wound up their argu­ And I want to maka it clear that ian ara. wer# reported in Yugoslavia, the Drive Committee composed of of 12,579 tag* were sold, It waa the Jury Ihlf morning, Aaslatoat JOHN JL c o o n s ments before the jury and court late the testimony of Lee Pace Is of At tha huatnaaa meeting which Hundreds of starving gulls ln- representatives of the varioua revealed today by John I- Gallo­ District Attorney E. David Rosen, t yesterday afternoon with Anistant concern in this trial—it should . . • ^ ^ . District Attorney Roeen concluding concern you. But the- testimony of followad, Dr. Luther Tarb.il dis- JvwdeKf public parks In southwest units which will he a working unit. way, Remlnel* County Tax Col­ who had prosecuted th* c u e Lee ra c e should ba examined in closed that DeBary will ba visited France to snatch carp and gold­ The purpose of the drive la to lector, who act* as Agent for th* throughout asked Judge Barker, Ahe rebuttal argument! at 5:30. coiltbino all the drive* Into one la a brief argument by Attorney the light that will set It out la full," by tha X-ray Moblla in April and fish from ornamental lakes. Their big event so there will ho no othor Motor Velel* Commissioner* "1 would Ilk* io know whether that everyone in tha vicinity will usual source of food—the Garonne ■am Ifurrall representing defen- ha said, These sales amounted fa around Mr. Judge (chief counsel for tho solicitation from tha station per­ defendant) nr Mr. Murrell (a t­ f din t Jerry Marlin ha told tha Jury "1 most respectfully urge, gentle­ have an opportunity for a free River—was frozen, U. Ft. hellcoplrri In (he same sonnel during tha rest of tho year. 1276,000. Collection* for tags ar* torney for Jerry Martin) would . ‘'From evidence given on tho wit- men of (he Jury, that Judson Luth­ chest X-ray. Mrs. James Valen­ A goal of (10,000 has been set remitted to th* Motor Vahid* Ilka to have additional Instructions pass stand— Mm defendant Jorry er Hobby is not guilty. The convic­ tina and Mrs. Chris Butler will he irea dropped food lo X resin col­ tion of Judson Luther Hobby will •o-chairmen for tha project. lectors isolated in vast fir for­ by tha committees, who will aoll- Commissioner just as enoa as given fa tha Jury In regard fa my Martin is not guilty." ests. cit from th approximately 2,- report* can b* prepared after rcgrattabl* remark yesterday?" "My client feela flattered,1* said result In a mlscarraga of Justice. John R. Cooper baa bos 300 men and civilian personnel on th* ealea ara made. Judge Rarker staled that lha Jury Murrell, "th at ha Is pictured aa You won't went to put the taint of Local DAV Chapter th« bsvo. Included also will be the conspiring with tho high sheriff— dishonor on a m in who haa done had been Immediately instructed fa Southern Ball Telephone C* During tha last few day* beField Consultant ft squadron now based In Fort disregard Haven't statement and (or the Orlando area #1 ; M at ha bad Ike knowledge and his duty—to put the taint of dis­ To Dedicate New Lyautey, VA1I-9, and tha unit fora the deadline, and tha follow­ no further Instruction was neces­ pointed District M aaa|*f of ___ he Mid. "All ef you honor m a man who haa drlvaa Visits Local TB , * stationed at Jacksonville. VAI1-1. ing, line* formed la tha last min- sary. March 1. He replaeci Jim Bi bow ■ buach of Negroes will out thsie wood rats." Building March 10 who la being transferred bo Nl nttldea th* national rharltita ut* rush fa buy automobile He­ ■ct when soma hlgh-poworod in- In Mia rebuttal, by A uistant Dis­ Judge Barkar fevered tn his in­ Till*, Tenn. Senator Dnifglaa Stenatrom has Health Association picked, local ones will he Included rn** taxi but four cathlara war* m veetigator eomoa around and trict Attorney Roeen. he pictured struction snd th a rg t lo tha Jury Mias Frances Neal. Field Con. also "a* If It were a Community oi| duly and it It doubted that Ilia ilx objectlvaa and tha sight Cooper’s (Irak axslgnmesrt H ‘ ■™Hiay’re told that If they don’t sign suspended Sheriff Hobby as a dis­ announced that tha Bemlnola honest law enforcement man and County Chapter of tha Disabled aulUnt of tha .Florida Tuberculosis Cheat Fund Drlva." (hay wOl go to Jail." auyona had fa wall in llna, ntora I overt arts named In the indictment Florida wa* In JacktogrlB# t8 > mqtctmenst t«s5. after several y ean w H h th f, an Veterans will , held -■ Define* Attorney MackV.-CUva. in barbed remarks thsn , *n_ hour, and noM lh^nflt^handsrf dswn.by. a..i(we Capt. Jacked1 elated *Wa are i. h i m tUfmttrf n JfS JJjfJ! ' y,'” m ," /* ? ----1 i *. ’"wan . M I S iS T t !!"* H<«h5 e' d a n a l ' l n r p i d t f H s -M IA S t ? Wed J r. pictured two City of Banmost pleased " hive our station that long, Galloway staled.’ Tampa last November. '*r tou* position! In Daytona Baaell ford PoHce Department prtrolmeti, Registration cards ar* written civilian personal Join with the " lh a burden la an lha govern­ and Miami before being appointed March 11) at 4 n. m. Tha dedica­ , “ ----..d „„„ , J > W « •> < - «• 1 *W '. - l ’-K.r.d.r, Felt, 22 and S3, Airs. military personnel in thla Import­ up during lha aumutar months and ment Joe Hickson and Carl Dodson, were t t, - l . - t - U *» *" fa prove one or more of th* aa District Manager fop th* tion will be followed hv a fish Lorrsln# Graham, executive sco­ ant drive end support thosa who placed In orlar on the dtak behind "pretty busy men" when they went 0 e,0*lt ’M* morning, fry sponsored by tbs Chanter at re (ary of the rnunty association ara let* fortui is than wa are the first tlma is a different trans­ objective* and that Is ill which la Galnrsvllle a rts in 1841. lo Prosecuting Attorney Karlyle1 required", the Judge laid. the Farmers' Auction Market annz In 1950, he waa transferred t# today, pfouiholder. f o r m e r Asilatanl We are also grateful to The action i* a straight renewal of The Jury waa toirt that their Jackson, MU*., aa District Manwith aupp. r being served from 5 a Heminnla County lag th* tran­ Slate’s Attorney Hubert Griggs snd IUII \ of conferences were .Sanford Herald for printing and j "sole Interest Is io arrive al the *x#r where ho stayed until. May p. m. on. g u ts 's Attorney Murrsy Overhcl^ ward members of the furnishing the pledge cards for ! saction take* only a few arcunda. Irulh ' and "you may find nna or of 1952. State DAV trader* will ba pre­ association during which, plan* tile Drive snd also to the Hanford Tiansfer of lilies and lha obtain­ *Jbg«ra*t, then In get in their csrs snd Cooper s a m e back fa Florida I* \ * § o to TallshastM for commissions sent snd a welcome will be ex­ for expanding the work of l!|* Federal Havings snd Loan Asso­ ing of fieininul* County tag* for more guilty or find ona or more ih« first tima it different trans­ nol guilty". IP32 and waa astlgnad on th* ( a s Special Investigators ami later ciation which will rerelva deposits action a* all documents have tn Florida's population continue* tended by Maynr F. D. Scott. association were discussed. Before landing th* Jury out fa Staff of tho Florida ComnurcUl [ return to work their eight hour Ita ateady growth and ha* In­ City and county officials have The following board memhers until they aio collected", he con­ h* carefully axramlned fa sea if i deliberate and rearh a verdict thla Manager. He hta directed custom­ ■hifts. (allowing which Ihcy work­ creased approximately a million been Invited to attend. tinued. they ere In order before Issuing were present: R. J. Ratiinsii, U. ..................................... morning, Judge Barker firmly in­ er relatione activlilta for Southern ed often M hours a day "for no since tha 1050 census, reveal* the The new home contain! a largo 7hrc# major approaches will ho tho tags. structed Ih* I I Jury men that Bell as pari of thla poeltloil,. H i , i K, Kants. Chief M. N, Cleveland, ! l>ay." Bureau of Vital Statistics of the masting room, ladles' and mens mads tn rrarh the goal, ( ll Dir­ Tlie 1968 sale of license tags "Testimony of character witnesses ha* been very active In civkl af» i • From Jan, >0. 1*54 to Jan M, Florida Stale Board of Health. restrooms and a kitchen: is of i ,h« nrv- l- I« Day. It. T. Mil we*. ect sollrilalinn (2) squadron pioshows an Increase of 1,578 over should be kept before you in con­ fair* wherever ha hae been locat­ |U 4 (her* has been no prosecution Of thla Increase, approximately concrete block construction with! Ralph Resold, Mrs, J. I). Cordell Jectv and (3) Ihe committee Is the number of tags Issued during sidering Ih* rase". ed, He end his wife, Jerry, ar* • f tha raao* made during the one-fourth ls due to natural In- terraiso floor*, it la constructed station rami- 1966. Tax Collector Galloway member* ef th* Baptist Ohu special raids mad* two years ago. ereaae, tha oxceea of births over en land given the Chapter by the Mrs. James Itnxnrd, Mr*. J. M. I planning to hold val. stated today. During 1966 11,001 Jim Rrown will became D They didn’t tell you, Cleveland said, death*. The remainder i* th* re­ City of Banford and many local Cameron, Mrs. Hulda Kihbea, snd Capt. Jackson stated, "These fag for automobile* and trucka Rotary Club Meet Manager ef lha Nashvlll# of the >T raids m tle In thel rown sult of migration Into the State. building and supply firms assist­ Ml** Frances Neel of Jnrktonvllle. Preliminary figure* far 1055, drives have been held in other wei* Issued, he said, In comparis­ territory or tha outcome of the with headquorfara in Naahvi ed the Chapter. Everyone Is In­ Naval stations and hav* been very on tn Ih* 12,679 issued so far Monday Canceled (rial* before a City' Court with Just released In the Bureau's vited to ettend. Senator Stsnsrom Ihl* year. monthly report, ehow Increases In Sportsmen To Meet successful, a t I know it will be ■o Jury. ia program chairman In charge Thera will h* no meeting of th* Telegraph Network' Attorney Cleveland pointed nut blrthe, deaths, marriages and of the program for the day. The Scmlnolo County Sports­ hi'tn on the Sanford base". Sanford Rotary Cluh Monday noon the 1951 Special March ef Dim* Designated charities Include Tha th at tba elected officials. Houi- divorcee. man’s Association will meet *1 the because of tha Ladles' Night To Speed M otsagis "The continued growth of tha Naval Relief Society, "to help in drive). holder, Griggs end Overstreet, City Hall Tuesday at 8 p m Chicken Huppsr held last Wednes­ population of the Stale ia the familiar with the territory, the witMultiple Rrlernsii Fund) Amiri day night on tho ground* of th* Movies will he shn.cn snd some times of trouble, Ilia parsnnnet Boat, Ski Club Between Offices, nml their dependents": tha Aineil- ran Heart, Fund; Navy .Olympia a e n e i, and the testimony, did not principal factor responsible for report* made frnm the Game and Til* fa.J..I .am . Ioral F.lk'e fadgn. Th* affair, Th* Eanferd office of * ran Red Cross; March of Dimes Fund each man will giva a dims); think enough of the evidence to these Increases," says Dr. Wilson Meets Tonight Fresh Water Fish Commission. which waa attended by nearly 10 T. Sowder, State Health Officer. Winn-Dixie Stereo produce (1U53 drive 11 the annua) under- National Foundation for Crippled .p ro se c u te those Involved. Th* Sanford Boat and Ski Cluh The natural Increai* In Florida'* UU57 drive); tha annual under­ Children] Seminole County T. U, local and visiting Rotarlana and ■ration prill be eohneeted with 4F "Aa esefe of Iheie defendants COMPETITION OPENS guaatx, waa voted ona of tho best flvo ether efflraa ef the wide­ will gather at .ha CAF Htll above population for 1055 (the excess •oma Into this room they are of birth* over deaths) was 8ft,privileged Children's Christinas and Health Association: Salvation Tourhton's Drugstore tonight at > TALLA1IASEE tA-Cnmpctitlim yet held by tho club, both from spread twe-itate produce buying cloaked with Innocence until It 104 persons. Births to residents of o'clock. opened today in Florida Slain Party; American Cancer Society: Army; National Association for University's InvltxUonsI Debating Hanford Police Benevolent Asso­ lha Ullndj Muscular Dystrophy tha culinary and fellowship angle. function. hi proven, beyond all reason of the Stale ’ touted 00.102. while The ladle* were particularly gra­ All members ara urgad lo attend Tournament. Winn-Dixie Store*. Tne., Houbt that they are guilty," Cleve­ deatha touted 3.1,008. , ciation; laical USOj American Ko­ Fund; Crusade for Freedom and as a discussion will be held on tha Teams from 18 colleges and uni­ rean Foundation: Contingency Special Expenses (bonding of cus­ tified that they *ould dlipensa auguraled n six hundred at land leM. "M r. Roseo, too, haa a Thera were over 4,000 mere barbecue planned Sunday, Th* versities arr entered in tho two- Fund for Emergency Drive* (such todian, bank aervica charges, ad- with the planning of an avtning aaven mil*, high-speed responsibility in this ease lo (he babies In Florida during 1055 than, meal and tho men were pleased wire network, leased from .. public Is invited to attend. day competition. as the 1:155 Flood Relief Drive end Vifililnv «lrt defendants," he pointed out. 1054—while births faulting fit,* because the menu conalsfad of both ern Union, to speed the fteW "I'll get even wtlh you," wss a 0M and nmt-whlu births number­ smoked and barbecued chicken, messages b*t\ ten Ita majof gomirk of Joe Hickson, and "I've ing 25,100. chicken and dumplings, toasad salad iluce warehouses, field worked eight hours a day and Estimated death rales In both (although It really waa "mixed" off Irea and th* produce depart­ eomatlmea I t for no pay" was the Florida and tha United States as by Tom Jones), potato salad, ment headquarters tn Jacnaonrem ark of Carl Dodson, said a whole show Increase* in deaths doughnuts and coffee. Al Lea and villa, Florid*, Cleveland. “There's your conspir­ from the principal ehronlc, can­ The system hi* committee, Tom Brown. Jim acy—there ar« your two charac- cer and heart diaaaie. However, Winn-Dixie produce opera Holtaclsw. M. L. Raborn, Earls ta rs" lha defense attorney (old the from the principal chronic diseases In Miami, Tampa, Sanford Turner, and Tom Jonsa, ably t v Jury, "end they were working for eercan and heart diaaaa. However, silted by "Skipper" Gtne Roumll- Pompano Reach, Florida, « man who w*e an unsuccessful decline. 1st, w art voted cooks and good Greenville, S. C. with thi Tuberculosis death rates In aandldaie for sheriff." quarters office. Special *1< fallows "par excellence" for their •elector* enable any two ' • *"f you’re going In convict a Ftorida in recent years have bean fine handling of tha function. Man on the sluff that fame from generally lower than those of the on the circuit to communleal To givi aMendanra credit to dependentlv with on*'and this witness stand then no min is United Plates and syphilis rataa higher. This conUittm U ba true. lh o tt lecal Rntarlan* at well as It I* pmiIbis (or any ( going to se n t lo offer his services visitor* who did not attend tha •end a mrosara to any During 1055 tha tuberculosis In the interest-of good government ladies night function, Dr. R. \V. group, nr fa all station* ilrnuU when he Is confronted with 'we'll death rat* In Florida waa 7.S Ruprecht cluh secretary, will he a t taneoualy. , get even with yeu one way or per 100,000 population, aa com­ tha Yacht Club during tbhs noon pared U tha national raU of 9.8: Tha wlr* system la aqt'" ganthsr," hr said, hour next Monday fa register with printing telegraph ~ Counsel for the defense. Daytons syphilis death rata waa 2 8 per those dealring tn check In. with a speed of sixty i Beach Attorney William W. Judge 100,000 In Florida, aa compared a minute. At ita deatlnatli fold the Jury yesterday, In closing fa the national rate of 2.3. message la received si A greater proportion of Flor­ , Arguments, "You gentle men are rally fa par* form, ready ' a part of a great system—lo he idian* fast their Uvea in motor slant use. Capacity of th< tried in an American Court is an vehicle accident* In the SUU syilsm 1* thirty nine hi A honor that aoma people Ho not than In the UntUd Buies aa FEH. 28 word* hourly and Ihotiaii W * b v i. Tha tradition of ihe Ameri­ a whole. Tha death rata tn Flor­ Discharges messages monthly may bo can system of Jurisdiction Is every ida front motor vehicla accldenU Elisabeth Challdin (Titusville) mltted. last year waa 18.1 per 100,000 man Is equal under the law and Frank Corta (DsBary) while the national rate “Our now, ultra-modern when that aoma day comes when population Mrs. Rosebud Wesley (Sanford) telegraph network lea: waa 20.9. lie or she find themselves before Mra, Richard Hudson (Oviedo: Western Union (hot Roma 953 floridlana war* killed « 'b a r of Justice and the chips arc Mr*. Dorothy Pattoraog (flanferd) direct, two-way In moUr vehicle aealdcnU during down—Is lha ta»‘ of that great sys­ FEH. 14 cation with our hoy 1965-^whlle 887 died as a result tem. Admitstown points." told Frank C. of motor vehicle accldenU during ‘ ;‘Hi* United States never Joses— 1954— a gain of 85 persons. Jeonlr Lee Mltchol (Bellwood) Wlnn-Dlxla’a carlo! M long aa ju ttk o la done. The John Edgarton (Sanford) day. "This nddod »| Accident* continue fa he one government may win or lose—the of the SUta'a biggest killers. Ac* Mrs. Grow DoLong (Hanford) immlcatton will enobi ■barren Edwards (Sanford) m ay wta v Jose—but the eidenu, other than motor vehicle ’osier said accidents, claimed the Itvee ef 1,-| r - i i m n r .b v to i ■ w n n u w M g a Utilvaralty Dr. L. J* Crawmemo ia shown al tho loft, and Bn, JL la V. |a»d 271 people-In Florida idurin 1855: ■hto feenterT dinner recently. Chamber Of Commerce SNAAS Combined Rosen Strives To Make Amends For Statement Charities Drive To Begin March 1 12,579 Automobile License Tags Sold In Seminole County Government, Defense W ind Up Arguments ear Cooper Appoint'd District Manager-f For Southern Belli Stale's Populhi Continues Growth 1 f • Hospital Notes IBM lha (M l *oa i ____ __ . . tb* rights (Photo by l k n a a M y ) : Chamber ad • t � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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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Id M iP C h A r b o r ‘THERE IS NO SUCH WORD AS 'FAH iV* — • lAntbaF# nama balow) — • Thant aoemi to ha no digm t that mrdical td r n c n will not gyentually rom iuir. Ona by on* thn il r k m i i a g th a t have plagued mankind through tha agaa gro being overcome. 1 T here e ra m any drugg hi ou r praierlptlon d ip a r tm o n t th a t aecompliih n a m i n g Hm lnt. cIm .’* Bocauia wo P h a r m a d i t a now carry a much la rg e r variety to chooia from, m o it modern Phytlelana p re f e r to alwaya writ* a praierlptlon for tho ono particu lar medicine t h a t will help you moat. M ovb i n ImmBdinUljr V M nllK m C vtv ’ ‘♦* • Carryinf charge* leu* than rant • Lakafront lota ■• • ColwM phmklBf fixtaraa # , % • • Wlfa*aavar Rainbow Xilehta by GENERAL ELECTRIC • GX e» e o n m t it M l fin a n cin g TOUCHTON DRUG cO . PtMCMPnON esmtm Car. lat * Magaalia ............... ........... wmmWstt 0 ' Um 11 m •• .................. . mi m. •^■pgVtV •HMNMIWMW‘. n ^ ‘_ ' 1‘ ' .. J ' #» ' w1vV �0 • • w 5o t w W*'.‘, » -V *■• i ■.?{ ■•?'*.*• mW I»t- # 0! p?] r . : v; >* , ET** — ^ 0 ! ’ Shop nnd Save h S site * f — 1T“ ____________ - WeaHtcr Partly r W r tkto aftanwaat •rally lair u l AN r N P B P B N I) * N T '■) I M I t r N EW SPA TW l T) NO/ M JM I Ground-Breaking Rites 'for Lutheran B Slated Sunday Morning ■w*» > >>.i' Jaycees Launch Membership Drive Here This Week Pretty Navy Wife Gives Art Lessons To local Residents X « ;City Operations ^ « iS !s*« ri.sJS |T o Close March 9 s & f ln N f f M f f i* DeoKahon ^ Playing O f Two Tap Recordings A t Tria Not Permitted Toda / u A ground-breaking aatwmoey and aervlce will b« held Sunday, Fib. M at tha alta when Aa new Lutheran Chureh of Iha Redeemer chapel building will ba construct•d. Th« fterrlcea will ba held aa the concluding portion at regular church aervlrea which begin at tha Yacht dub at 10:30. Th« With thft alogan "W# Invite congregation will mova to tha You to Join tha Jayceat, an or~Xaw ft gal ran romhlna rail- new church alt* at approximately ganliatlon of young men at work” thrift bouncing children* hup* 11:IS Sunday morning where th« the Semlnolft County Joyce#* are launching a drive for new memIn* an immaculate house, paint- ground-breaking aervlce, includ­ bftrahlp* yand renewal* of pre»cnt ing tha turning over of the firit - Pr#tt? pletuTift and ; iparv , full of ground, will b« eon- mamberahip*. Tony Ru»»l ehair......... man of tha membership drive _ tha filter thing* m nr* to dMet#dj aaptriag artiata and look aa glamIt la expected that a number of itatftd, "The Jayceia feel they are •foua aa Polly Brubakir, la a th« Florida • Georgia Diatrlct building for theinaftlve* and their filiation only Navy Wlf« Polly Lutheran Church, MlaanuM Synod community a I.lfa inatead of a •an anawer. leader* will b« in Sanford for thft Living. Inviting you to beromo rPolly and ha* husband, Liau. , a Jeyreo give* you thft oppor­ faaant Don Brubaker, a n racint oc™ 5 , The local church waa formed tunity to take part or to help •rrival* to tha fair city of San­ ford, ftomlng from MonUny, May 30, 1983 and baa grown the** young min in their aetiva participation in eonitructlv* pro­ Calif., whara Lt. Brubaktr waa steadily aincft. •Utlonwi •• a flight lnitrurtor I Tb« new chapel building, for ject* which will improve com­ which tha ground-breaking icrvice munity, atatft and nation.” »0 th« Naval Air Station there. • f r f ttty Polly h*gan giving art la to be held, will b« located on The Jayceei throughout the laaiona to local raaldanta thi* properly purchased for th« church year hav* maintained their Ideal wratk and la open for mor« atu- on Oak Av«. it 28th J’laci, Juatlfor a bettir Seminoia County Ithrough their varloui program! dftnU. Her couria include* oil*, off lllghwiy 17-M. Participating in thft services 1ench t i t Trad* Promotion and •water color* and htaek and whit* Sunday will be, other thin the TourUt which Include*: Operat•hatching for bftginntra. entira congregation, tha Building Ing the Information Booth, high"Anyone interaatad in art can attend my elaaaaa,” aay* Polly, Committee, • the officer* of Dm way algne, advertl»lng in varioua SL’SPKNlIKIt BllKillFK J. l.UTIIKIt IIORDT appeert confident •all thfty have to do la call IfiO-R church, lead by Faator Schkia- magatlne* and nawapapera, mail­ and imiles during reern at hi* trial In U. S. District Court at Or­ mann. ing of fiihing map* to over 2(1 lando. (Staff Photo) for all th« Information." The public l« cordially Invited atatea; Youth Activity: Pithing A former mimbar *f tha Cargl Art Aiaoclatlnn in Calif., to attend thft ground-bmktng Rodeo, Chrittmaa Parade. Ratter aftrvic.. ConHruettofl of tha Haw Hunt fh, or„ n|z|nc of »lly ha* b«*n painting ainca chapel building la «xp«etftd to ba tha Jayhee* for high aehool boy*: •ha wee old aaough to acribbla, completed In 104 working days. Promoting Induttry hy educating •nd hi 1981 won a blu* ribbon young men In the how, why and for an oil, "Thft Branding." at the wherefor* of aeeuring Induttry Monterey County Fair. 8ha eredfor Seminoia County. fra har Interaat in art to tha proAulitant District Attorney R. I tween the twn that Hobby had Rutil urge* all rlvU minded graaaira ftducational ayalam cHiaftna to renew thilr Jaycea David lloacn failed to make hi*! comn to »ve him nn the night the grhlch ahft U • product. . membftrahlpa and all young men point yesterday, in the cross exa- 1 suspended sheriff it accused of between the agei of 21 nnd !U1 initiation of »u«pendetl Sheriff J. delivering moonshine to him. "Ha • re itrongly arged t« become an Luther llobliy when lie wa* called brought mo an empty five-gallon bark to the wltnc** Hand. lug l had asked lor in which I Sf§. wouldn't let m*| ■ «o Ia oft fart, with they mathamatleftwnen. |\ _ J » activ* m#mb#r thf Jay##.*, i o oa with mathematleft whan: - Rnwm aerated Hobby nf calling : V " 1^ ! tor my an Aahburn, Ga., man In an e l-, home. 4 tt. Thar tempt to correct statement*. RoaAdmitting that he knew offteeri art would mtan a lot worn ta ma A abutdown of CRy operation* en told Hobby, "Do you know Mr. ; Carl Dodson. Joe Hickson, Protoffua th* math.” haa been approved for Friday. Pate I* on hi* way hero to tea- color Karlylo llousholder and InPolly ift gold, In a way, **• | March • hy Ihe Board of Sanford tify?” Hobby said, "t hope that veriigator C. S. Hodgson, Smith £»P‘ “ Zl.hi’nwl Commlaiionera. an that all he I*. *ir.” **id, "They brought a paper out huiband wfl emdain aomalMng r || •mplnyi* miT miy itUn(1 attend th* the aemplieaud Wr • mathematical rlbtmn rut ting ceremonie* dedi­ However. Drfenie Altomey 10 ">»• read it, and wanted me to IP. T. Pearry, executive ay and Aa’a tony ahi doein't cating the official opening of •eorctirv of .ihe Board of Church William W. J ikIko in nuuk re- *',!n **• ____ ... . . . _____________ On wlio.se "They said that Ihey wanted m* , aaiitft under*land. French Ave. Kxlemion nf Ihe Dliciplei of butlal *-keil llobliy. v Halting from Bustard's Bay, j In a letter from City Manager Chrlsl. Indianapolii, will *pe*k Instruction* did )ou rail j.Mr. In tell that I was paying Ihe M ata, Polly attended the Cam-! Warren E. Knowlei to Ihe chair- Thuriday, T:.10 p m., at the Flr*l Pate?", and Itohby said, "Your*.” sheriff off and that the sheriff Pate I* the Aahburn, Ga., man had brought mi tome whl»key." ! brld*« Preparatory School and man nf tha Seminoia County1 Chriitian Church, giving roumel 1 grant aa t* Dftna Hall Academy Chamber of Commerce French and guidance concerning an edu­ from whom a lot waj bouglil. pur- said mlth. "I refused to algn tha [ and Pin* Manor Junior Colltga Ava. Dedication Committee, Know- cational building which Ihe local pnrtedly as a gift from Hobby’* paper." ha said, Assistant District Attorney Rosfa WellMtoy, Maaft. From thara lea laid, "Slnct thla ia one nf Ihe congregation plan* In erect. Ques­ father. The a‘»lxtant district ataka want t# Nvw York and .at­ geeatett alrldea foeward In tha tion* fmm th* audience will he torncy had previously asked eo, In hii cross examination of tended Tha Powara School of peogrei* nf our City and County, amwered. The national board nf Hobby If be hail not peeled off Smith, did hi* best to put word* Modeling. Her propaaalonal ex- it wa* felt only auitable that tha which Mr. Prarcy I* secretary !* 5 H '10 hill* in payment for the into James Smith's mouth and parianc* ineludad modeling for an empioyci ahould ba given an op­ employs a fuli-llma architect, ad-1 Int. The suspended sheriff denied until or.lcrocl by Ihe Judge, Wtl•ganey In Boaton. ';"n J. Darker, had not explained portunity to obaervo tha eera- vises churches regarding building 1that he did. A Iha and Don met while be moniea for a project that they plans, and make* loans for Ihe A Negro,store operator. James ,h® p‘l,,f r or *n-,,r,,m*nt from t u atationad at Otia Field on were Intimately connected with.” construction of church edilicea. Smilh, who admitted that he w rt,rrclink nis ru p . red In 1948. "I waa The ribbon-cutting ccremoniei Board chairman O. D. Landres* could not read or write, accused. ?fu0‘,1}°!’j ’ I" 1 ?ou, *c *,r' work la* practically around thi will Be^ be hem at a p.m. rriaay V ..............................Ill I............nr III I........................ ‘ - '- r *"-* H" ' l,h " l,>* 1' ■■ Mrnar. Wa kn»w each other for March • in front of the Seminoia *d in lh« building project may Government Investigator C, S. !' . ,. , , , _ • weak, and then ha went to eea. High School whera a broad view attend the meeting. The building Hodgson had told him "we’l l ' 0 ** ,he ' li,lcmcnt Smilh waa Wa kept tha mail brga full t or of French Ave. ean ba aeao from rommlllee, which ia composed of hump you off if you don’t sign !? "* • yaar, and a weak after he re­ tha lakefront to Park Ava. G. W. Morgan. Harr Falk and tha- statement” Smith pointed In ["ll 11 8mi,h 1 dcnF tom ad wa ware married.” James A. Wright, chairman nf Mrs. W. H. Young, la studying Hodgson. In Ihe court mom and . ,, . " ‘.Don waa executive officer of tha rommittaa planning th« dadi- preliminary plan* that rail for a said, "Thai's the man that said . ‘ w*' * Squadron IN on tha carrier Val- cation, raqusitad that the entire ♦O’ X 10P building which Includes hr would bump mo off.” * '" * ;Mr' V°d‘°n 0l', , m* .* fay Forge during th* Korean staff of elty employes ba allowed a fellowship hall, kitchen, aludy, i Smith produced papers from Ihe , I *"• oK*»u>Dh dVar. Ha ia now attached to to attend tha ceremony. Ha has restrooms, and enough additional Florida Slate Dank upholding the I ‘ r°l* ',n'* •|,lrjr* . jVAH-U and la undergoing fur? also aikrd that Sanford Mer- rlaiarnoma to double the capacity ' fact that ho had borrowed money , 0 !*,, 0w®n" w** rec*D*d to th*r training with tha Heavy At- chants allow aa many of iRair of the present structure. For to pay Hobby for Ihn Ms and •'"* *f' " ^ faak Training Unit at present. employes as poaitMa to attend tha more than a year a building fund material purchased for him and coun,llJ* ”?• p^ rc.,**' of dt c,*J -. Tha Brubaker* hava a horn# in ecramony. has been accumulating. The insisted thul Hobby had "stood nharlff a ear*, told Beuglaa* Wyoming and P o l l y Many of tho statewide road church already own* a aultablr good" for material* purchased. he ^ury Procr“ura hopes to apand more time A*r* minded dignitaries will site, d tha site between Iha sanctuary and i Stating that ho knew Maybcllc | label and identify cnufiacalcd •gain. 'Tbara'a no t-»d to tha paint­ afternoon dedication and r.^bon parsonage In the 1600 block on [ and Johhnie Gaines, Smith staled t Illicit wliUkcy. "Nn moonshine ing material thara. Dnn touid cutting. Howavae, names of the»a 8 anford Avenue. that it was bccau^o of a fight be | was destroyed until after Iha trial of tho defendant and on bunt and flah, v hlch hi lovea State ltadar* who have accepted order of tha court," Owcna (ci­ . N it, and I aouid p a in t.,,it’i invitations to ba Pars hava oot tified. ruggad and w* .ova it!" a* yet been falcated Judge Darker told Iha Assistant Tho qftamoon ribbon cutting Don, Tolly nnd tholr Uuaa District Attorney that ha waa •hlldrin, Tina, 7lt, Tommy. 0)b. precivta* a Frenel Ave. Dedica­ bringing rapitltinu* statements Into and Darid. 2't, llva in a laruc tion Banquet that will ha held at tha hearing when J. L. Hobby toro-itory white kouia at 20)1 ihe Mayfair Inn at T o'clock Iha wa* recalled to the stand. How­ s a x . avanlng, Sfalanvilla Ava. ever, Hobby did not explain a deposit of 82,011 to hit account at the Florida Stale Dank Jan, 7 immediately after lie took office a* Sheriff. Hobby told Ihe Jury, before hit Mid-wcak icnlcn service* begin cross examination by RoteB "1 have always tried to lead a good fhia owning, for tho Lutheran clean life and uphold tha law," Rotarlan* and their Rotary Church of tha Redeemer, at the and termed a charge that he \A M i.tw iv aa of tha mambarg of Yacht Club where lenders are waa carrying weapons to get the No IA-yaar-old bitamationai or being held regularly until the con­ Long boy* "a vicious Da,” ftBltation) with a faw Rotary struction of a nc<» chapel building. Tha Rev. Phillip Schleaimann, Tha defense rested It* caaa yes­ 'ABiMtUi (thalr daughters) will terday afternoon shortly before fa act tonight Ib th* first ladies perior of tha Church, revealed | 4:30. fright ot the year on tha ground* that tha servicci which Hart tills *f tha local Elka* Lodge to par- evening will begin at 1 :30. They will be held on Wcdneiday avanf(i>M of a chieken supper. v»A choice of barbecued or smok- Inga Feb. 31. M, March 7, 14, ity jchleken with an tho "fixin’s" and Friday nigh la March U and WOl ba offarsd by tha cooking 30, Tha Chamber of Commarra •ommittaa haa dad by At Lea. A monthly Coffee Club mealing will trowd of about M Is «xpactrd to VIRGINIA BIRDS ha held tomorrow In tha Chamber Sitond tfw supp*f which Skipper RICHMOND, (£7—Harry Tru­ ihulldlog at 10 a. m. A1 *tstas wi* ba sarvad promptly man, whan ba waa President, | Tha feature of tha gathering one* made a remark that thara will ba a discussion of tba French ” Pra»idaat BUI lush raatinds lo- war* “to* mmy Byrria la tha Ava. Dedication and Banquet f | l loU riaas that thera will ba Sanata." program hy James A. Wright and Ha ought U. *oa tha Virginia ■rn MNtlng at tha Yacht Club Karlyta Hnusholdar, co-chairman. Moaday hut Dr. I . W. state Senate. It haa D. Woodrow Don Haiti, chairman of tha upracht, club aacratary will banEird, Lloyd C. Bird and H arr/ fa givw attoadanca cra-j Bynj Jr., tha Utter m b of U. B FOLLY BRUBAKBB, w i f e af L t Donald Brubaktr of VAlI-11. Coffee Club has Invited all Cham­ Horrr V. Byrd, tha economy looks at har oil painting titled "The Branding" at her 8 a n fo r d ber nf Ceramere* membens and fa mH Tlsitia* Rotarlan »dv<v«t* t f whom tha foraar homa. Mrs, Brubaker glvea art Instructions to local m ldtnU . (Of- hualneaa man to tha aasalon. Cof­ ml club member* unable is . . dai* waa ttonMmr. fee and daaghawfa w4M ha *0 Rosen Unsuccessfut In Cross-Examination Speaker To Give Counsel Regarding Church Building f Rotarians, Wives :To Enjoy Chicken ifiuppar Tonight > LuTheran Lenten Services Tonight CofC Coffee Club Gathers Tomorrow 1 Tha two tapo recording* alltgad- World War I Vets Ask legislators f To Provide Pension Tha Vaterani of World War I, headed by national commander, Harry J, Mllkn, Watertown, N. Y. presented their legislative pro­ gram to the House Committee on Veterana Affairs, Feb. 7, and asked that Ihe legislator* provide every World War 1 Veteran with ■ pension of $100 a month at age M, and with no airings attached. Making th* presentation for the veterans of 1917-11 was George J. Young, Buffalo, N. Y. follow­ ing Ihe appearance before tha committee ot spokesmen for the Veteran* of Foreign War* who also made a strong appeal for pensions for tha World War I veterana and proposed a new re­ lief bill of their own. Young slated the fact that hit organization la made up almost exclusively of members and former memberi of the VFW and American Legion, but emphasiied that tha vela of 1917-11 have frit It necesiary to organiia Into a separata association in order to gain tha strength necessary to "reach thalr objective.” "A long uriea of circumstances hava compelled ua, (World War I VaU) to make thla presentation to you a somewhat naw organ­ isation *f obter vaterani , . , , J la baYom.ipf morn ifi/lffur Tor men of our ago lo beeonta alnfully employed, and it la our rilef that a grateful nation would not want its veterans lo hava to resort solely to a Wetfara agency for their exlilenea; the prece­ dent! of tha past hav* long estab­ lished this principle. "Tha vet* request that you glva favnrahU consideration to 'our* tagialativa objective* as fol­ lows i" (1) A congressional charter to he granted to our organisation, which can be identified a* bill If. R. 4732 and which Is now In Iha Judiciary CommittM of tha House of RepresentaUvaa. (2) A pension of f 100 a month at th* aga of (0, which ia em­ bodied In tha Fino Bit), If. R. 4281 (3) Passage o4 Reaolulion 4439 the Veterans Admlnl»tratlon granting accreditation to aarvlea otficara of tha Veteran* of World War 1. (4) To glva active support la all legislation beneficial In widows, orphans and dlaablad vaterani.” In closing ba said ” . , , I thank you for your attention and for your patience In llatening to an appaal from an organisation of men who did thrir part in 1917-1S in prastrvliig tha deaioeracy of the world." Thara will ba a mealing of tho local World War I Veteran* Bar­ rack* No. 4M Friday night at a ? m. In tha American Legion Hut. All qualified Veia are asked and urged lo attend thla matting. t SHS P-TA Meeting Set For Feb. 27 Tha March matting of th* Bemlnola High Prhoo| P-TA will b# held Feh. 27 In tha high aehool auditorium at I p. m. Thara will ha • pane) discussion hr a group »f tha high school Stu­ dent*. Thalr tople will ha "0 a I n g Steady". Tha reason for tha rhanga In date from March I to Kah. 27, Dr. Sehmldt of Florida State University of Tallahaaaea, will ha In Sanford March 5 9 for a family Ufa Institute court*, Thera will ha a board matting at 7:18 p. m. Hospital Note s Feb. I f Admission* William Hoyar (DaBary) Mrs. Violet Hudson (Ovieda) Mrs. Earl Rnavaly (ftanford) Births Baby Girl gnavaly Discharges ONfkoa Stafford (DaBary) Fredddia Robinson ) f n . Eater Lanting fa| lamas Milter (Ovterie) 1 Wade Griggs (Sanford) * ly mad* of eonvaraatlona ba tween Maybelte and Johnnla Gain** war* not admitted thi* morning by Judge William J. Barker whan counsel for defense objected to them being played to tho court or Jury aa evidence. Judge Barker sustained th* ob­ jection oa tha grounds that the lap* recording! ware Incompetent since they did not Idrnllfy Iha voices purported to b« on tham. The Jury hairing tha trial ot J. Luther Hobby, suspended Samtnole County Sheriff and five other defendants Including Andy E. Evans, suspended deputy; Dwight E. Yelvlngton, former stall bev­ erage department agent; Wilila R. Brown, former Negro deputy; •nd Negro tavern operator*, Jerry Marlin and James Smith waa excused until 2 o'clock today awaiting tha arrival of three witnesses subpoenaed by the government. They ara Willis Peacock, cashier of tha Florida State Rank; T. If. Tata of Aahburn, Ga., and a witness Identi­ fied only aa Biltagher and were to arrive to testify by t o'clock. Tha trial, now In its seventh day, will probably be concluded this afternoon and aummariai mada by both tha government re­ presented by Assistant District At­ torney E. David Roaan and the defense by Attorney William W. Judge, A crowded court mom beard rnnsk nf tha final testimony from tha wllnera m ud Ala morning.• Robert C. Millar 01 Sanford, OB appliance dealer, testified this morning that Hobby paid to the nelghbnrhno,| of $1,000 for a com­ bination TV, radio and record player Oct. 19, 1983 with *480 or $800 In cash and other payments In 90 or 120 d i)i. Alfred A. Holley, a Sanford painter, slated in testimony that -Relte'a when ahota ha w.v war* fired following a fight In April or May 1BVI, but that ha could not identify Iha person, Itohby or Evans aa tha on* fir­ ing Iha shot. Ha acid, "I am gun thy and fainted when tha first ahot waa fired and fall lo tha ground”. Ha did tastily that tha Long hoys ran and were not apprehended nor did they atop whan ordered to halt. Holley testified on arnti-axLelon and Leroy tang last Mob day. Ha said, "I told Aam I would t*U tha best I could iwiMmbar what happened". William A. Horn, a Baaford •lactrlclan, former officsr of tha Sanford Police Department and former deputy for ifobby related tha taking of a tin bex Area times from a plaoa reportedly operated by Jerry Martin whan "akin gamta" wars la prograis and also tha return of Aa box to Martin. Howaver, on eross-axamlaatlon Horn revealed that no arrests had been made when gambling was found at As alleged Jerry Martin's place. C. F. Hodgson, tpeela! Inves­ tigator for the alcohol and to­ bacco lax unit ot Jacksonville, was called to the witness stand thla morning. He told of eonveriatlons with Lelon Long, "Fats" McKinney and James Smith. Hodgson told Ihe court and Jury that prosecutor Karlylo Housholdcr furnished him statements pur­ portedly made by James 8 mlth. James Smith, said Hodgson, re­ futed to *ign a statement on the basil that he eould not read or write. A report of tha conversa­ tion with James Smith allegedly wiAeised by Hodgson, Karlyl* Houaholcter, Carl Dodson and Joe llicksnn was not admltjed in ■vldence for the government this morning. Judgo Barker sustained objection for Ac ailmUsion n( the document on tba basis that it was a heretay report. Hodgson told Aa Jury that an Investigator and now supervisor for Ac alcohol and tobacco tax unit, C. D. Norman, began Aa tnvasttgitloR nf this caaa about Aa and of 1 IU. "I waa aitlgoad to tN aaaa Fab. fa. 19M," said Hodgson. Ha alto statad that ba worked clooaly wlA Laloa Long for several days. "I actively Investigated Ufa easa about two months",-said Hodgson, "a*d made a y report fa May af a •. ,*Vte Board's Apology For Letter Sent K. D. Rinehart Rinehart Road Route t ___ H wap brought to A t 6 em t? Commission at It’s regular mtak­ ing yesterday that y n bad fto moved dirt and fill from thg County right-of-way an Rlnabart MBlMBIHMMMMAfaAMii Road, and thla baa raaultad ‘ te&SH an anrmaehmank nn County pra*! party and alto praaanta a dang* •rmia hatard for tbo motoring publie. Tho Board Instructs ms to writri you requesting that you return ■ th* dirt and fill Immediately and place It hack In tha same condi­ tion that It was. V Tha Board sincerely ho pea that you will comply with thla raquatl an no further action will bo W cssaary. Signed by Mack Clcralawd for tho Board of County CommMontra This rather Innocuous appearing form Idler tent on IN County Commissioners regular letterhead o« th* motion of CommUatoaor Fred Dyson may boemaraag Into • real hot potato la Ao lap of the anttro Board, It waa -maalad at Tutaday morning's ragulgp meeting, • — *• Given A# floor at tlx mttart of tha moating, E.D. Rinehart ap­ prized In parson and read tha above latter to tha Board ofCemmlstlnntr*. Ha labeled Aa lattaf aa "ridiculous” and followed with a lengthy history of th* Rinehart Read, In whlth ha pointed out all th* avpcnaa and work ba had put Into building and maintaining th* read over tha past .10 years* In vary pointed, legal phraaaa, Rinehart declared Iha Commlaaten blundered In parmlttlng tba latter to ba sent wlth-out a full -iavestlgatlon of tha altuatlon. Ha resented th* Utter'* Implleatiog that ha wa* a thief, and demand­ ed an Immediate and Mmplat* retraction and apology, aayiagt "I am prepared to dictate autk • Uttar at one*.” Bine* Attorney Mack Clrvaland waa not peasant at Tuaadffto C-mmii i lagari in -ttu dtvidually ataurad Rinehart th at it waa itat tha Board’! Intent law to arcus* him of A aft, and aoma aetlea would ba Ukan an hla proteat aa n n aa CtavaUad wag available. Both Mr. and Mra. Rlnabart A took Aa floor tavtral times during th* Commission’* dlacuaalon af Aa latter and damand for ra* traction, to r*-aUto Aalr dagUw for Immadiato ra’rartion ffaaa, th# Board, ar .atrongar Mfatl maaauraa would ba taken. Judge Housholder To Attend Confab In Jacksonville Judga Erneit Tfouiholdar leave today for a Joint conferenrg of County Judiai and Jurentlg Judge* of Florida whlrh will bg held In Jackaonvllta Feb. 23, fa and 28. The County Judges Association nf Florida la htaded by Judgg Chester M. Winnglns, of Bartow* president. Th# Juvenile Judges Council pf Florida Is headed by Judges Waller II. Beckham of UI$tnU president. i Judga Housholder will part (of* pat* In a panel dUeuaslots* scheduled for 11 a.m. tomorrow* Tha discussion on "Criminal proa eadura and Jury Trial*,”- wilt.fa* elude Judga Enact H Harry Laa, Tharoa A. Ya Frank Scofield, and Archla A panel diieussioa aa ” Pn* posed MaAod* to Combat Dellaquanai" will ba a part al'tlfa program Saturday gkoniag at * • ’clack. Tha prifa Affair of Aa ksra Th* fried eowkteaad fa | Vafaak will N bald at far.' > III . , ■ '4 �***lk»a-e iv On* V iit t W ill Prove You G * n « Sums i ^ pmvH <h* .ynungster to th* lhsni'jia, » M r . y j u v 7 ; . . ! & . / » • < Z i i * h n J S i ~ ■ •****♦??.» * • ^ ' « n l n ( lor rladwa boy, lives in a world ui wl ctjjdi—uccjt ts»Jt;-ls hi privately endowed lnstlt|itlon, and agreed to try and waive the ordi­ (m il and aooa will be living In young life. too. Supt. Marshall Heiter of th nary tuition fees. nut that hain't aolvcd David's vsitld la • student at the New problem. '|H n Sefceel for the Deaf. HU '3MMIR k art, and his favorite The Federal Indian Service, ■Marti art horses. He draws whole charge David ii, doesn't filill wtth remarkable realUm. have the fundi in lU current budg­ et for the $600 or >o needed to David la unaware that congeni­ lend David to Massachusetts, tal gUncona, an'eye disease, U iieetad to deprive him of his There tho ma'ler standi today, pk la just a few months. No with Hester and others working Via art known to arrest tho afto raise the money while David is M m at this stage. drawing his horses—end the pre­ Ba has been deaf since birth, cious days slip by. iaSTA K.iL t» — David! Ha hain't had the opportu»it tnd griU school of tiramalici. Off find nn for 13 yesri, Bob wsi a nartender. And ho iay« there's no better way to study setlng. Boh has proved Ms own talent in films like "Stalag 17" and "Seven Year Itch." H*'s now play­ ing nnother UI in "Fragile Fox/' and he paused between aeenei to reflect on hit life a* a bartender. “it'i an Intereating life,” he re­ ha eye dUaega, physicians say, marked. “ You see people at their •eateped daring his Infancy on best and at their worst. I remem­ fc'Mmjt reservation hamlet of ber one guy who was very pleasant ■ d l k N. M., where hi* par- termlna If bla institution could up to six drinks. But let him take help him. that seventh ona and ha becama a wild man. ''Once he thought I was a mem ber of the Mafia nut to get him. He esme at me with a knife. Fortu TOKYO (*_ U. 8 .'Evangelist nately, o f T l t r ( i Lola d and 7. of there wss another charac B lo c k II, o f Tlar 7l *nd Lota Billy Craham today prayed for I and I, o f W o rk it. o f Tl»r Ichiro llatnyama, Christian prime ter In the bar who slugged him in KDMBIVTB IN «S!NT* IV S, of K. It. T rafford <: Slap of minister of Japan, and Inter the mouth, to hard that the guy's Hanford. AM parlKa In Inlaraal ' id olll- prearhed the gospel tn thousands teeth damped on the other guy’s ra n city o r eaxroNn, sana sh a ll have an nppnrii.nlly to (1st. Both of them wero injured of Japanese snd Americans. i i K R K n r o t v K t j b* hoard a t aald liaarina. But most of his customers were fly ordar nf tha City Cnmmlaalon Fubllo H sa r ln * will, h* h«ld Police estimated 15,000 persons at lha City o f Hanford, Florida, less violent, aril Bob underwent tula l l t h day nf Fahrimrr, l i l t . Jammed ih* International indoor h II. N. MAT M l the bartes-Jer's legendary chore of I, Florida, a t Sin# win . F*bStadium lo aing hymns and hear Aa c i t y Clark o f tha , IS, ISIS, t * eenaldar th* lotCity ot Hanford, F lorida Graham warn that "The world listening tn their problems, “it got t h a n e * * anil »ra*i]dni*nl» to • i n f "'rd inanc* ot th* Cllr will blow itself out of existence” «" he pretty bad In a neighborhood Fere, r i o r n u i N n T ir n o r e e r r unless it bridges u gulf of sin be- bar. where you'd get two or three f h * pro p erty ««n*0 In PI*- T i m H T A T B o r FI.OIIIDA TOt rial l i - » < m n e i * - / « « n r » . t?[of the same customers every day M a r ia r * ! Htstann, Individually tween (loti aiul man. at*4 on Hast aid* o f a ly rtU *» K isp uirix o f th* M a t Will Police said another 3,two listened'«ed that's all," h* said. "There iv a a a * h*lw**n silk eir**t and t» m * m of Curt H u m , dr*4 U rU n d * Drlva, . I* pre- and T * »SAS \Vr»t ISIth Htrr*t. Nrw to tho sernuin on loudspeakers out- isn't much to do but star* at os*4 t o b* ch»n**d tn 0-1 C**s*d, S o w Xorki Alfrrd H o u r , • • side, Several hundred of these them." CepMMrilal-nnUlT) District. rnrk, Ksrctiinr nf th* M a t Will and •IT i*r*p *rty b*ln« mnr* Taalatnant nf Curt H*ro*. dacaaaad. angrily bea* .,n the doors which Strauss got started on the tavern I l l Carlrtnn llnad. Waalflald. N « n had been tinted an hour before turn of hit career In ISM, when J o n o r i M i l # UabrUI. in W**t »7th 7r**aiwnl4 S«eond fttctlun. ttlrrrf. N«w f o r k . N*w Tnrk| l la n rh* prnparty son«d in Pla- na M r * iloaanbaum, fo rm a lly Man- Graham's scheduled appearance. he got a Job in a Jersey Joint as rlel l l - l (H in *l*-F*m llv), lo- n*lor* Haro*. t'.i tVrrt 17olli IMrrrt Tlte evangelist's spokesman esti­ a singing waiter. Most of the time «t*4 on K a i l aid* nt r.ltn Naw Tork. S o w Vnrki Mas Hrro*. mated tho total crowd at sn.noo. when he was tending bar he would ,v«nua b*tw**n s i th Htr**t Dayton Htal* l l n . p ll a l , P a y to n . It was Ihe first of two ma«v;„|l0 entertain the tipplers, employ nd Orlando Drive. I* pro- Ohio: JCrna ll*rn*trin, l l . s o 71th taad to b* r h a n t t d t n . C - l Htrrat, J a r k t o n Mticht*. New f o r k : meetings Graham has scheduled ,n< , uch prop, „ /rjghl w i|i C«mm*rleal-K*talTl Piatriet. M r * Adam. «l*o known n« M r * during a w e e k in Japan. | • Id property hainx mor* Thousands Gather To Hear Evangelist Legol Notice WHERE MIUI0M5 SHOP WITH CONTIDfH(E IVljU Dfl» "The belt way for sn aetor to improve In his craft Is to study human behavior," he reasons. "And you certainly see people as they really ara from behind a bar." ANN PAGE PURE STRAWBERRY You K N O W it's CAMPFIRE WHITE OR COLORED MARSHMALLOWS 2^35 PURE >c LIIIBY’S FANCY CRUSHED HAW 2 “ 49 Bis, s-*r»" W ASH c lbbys WM ‘.MS'Ya.'SSirb • Mlcularly daarrlhad m ml* in. l i and IS of nim k , U n i m w o M Hrrnnd Haclinn. rh* prop *rty sen*d In !»]*• rlst R-l IM inela.F am lly), to. a ttd on Knit aid* o f Mural -------- ‘ turret ■ no wriaono I'riva, ia I* pro. io«*d In b* ch anaa d to C-t t'n m m rrela l-llria lil Dial rt.tlaid property hrina inora parilaularly drscrlhad • • M i * l a , 17 and II o f Itleck I, Uraam wold Haeond Urr.tlnn. Tha property ion ed In Dlat r l e t $ - i IB In ela .F a m ily ). In. eatad batwaan S llh ami sit h f l r t a t a and hounded on Kac. •S’ All*y batwaan p a rk and I f a e n a l l a Avrnuaa, and IVrrt by Oak Avanu*. I* proporrd t o a s c h a n t , d to C - l (Comm areu l-llaiall) P l a t r l o t . ■aid preparty bain* more partita!* rlv data rlhnl aa All 11*11 N. SIS ft.) n f iinplaltari a n • ( Morthaait g u a r t t r e l orthaaat g u t r l i r . ■>( Hra. tlnn I. Tnwnrh lp 2<* H . 71aiiaa l » E l All Ilr*a N. SJO ft V ot il'.o.k of fiiKiriu.E H a l i m * : Dot* 7. I and 11 , ot titter'* itiibdlvlalon: and M l * !!!• IV j aia. a i \ * » . Cnarlnltontnira, tJarmany; ami l l a r la jllldahrandl. K l r ch en w e* 71 K l a | . Uaardan, Hch laawla-llol atcln, Utrmvny. You, and each o f you, ara hereby notified in at Atilt ha* haan filed a t a l n s t you in tha Circuit Court ot Hamltmla County, Florida, In Chan­ cery, an ahhrevlatail till* nf which la Fir st Federal Hatlnaa and M a n Aaioclallnn of Memtoulo County, a corporation, P la in tiff, va, Helen II. Owanahy, form erly Helen M. Itldasley, and Clarane* O. Owanahy, har huahand, et al, Def en dants, Ih* n a ­ ture nf said su it ham* a suit In foreclnae that rerla ln m o n s a a r dated Marrli So, 1*17, and of re. rnrtl In MnrtRBlia llnnk 111. p.va» •7, Hamlnola c „ u n t y puhlir ra corda. aniiiimbarlna lh a fo llo w in g daaeribad rta l pinparty. In .w i l l M t a Una i l ) and T w o o of W ork f i f t y - t w o ( l i t . Of tha T o w n o f North Chulunta, aa ra. rnrdad In D a t Rook I, paaa M. o f lha puhllo rarnrda of Hatnlnoio County, Flnrhla, e t . rapt tha |an>l ronveyad l o Tha Hlata llnad Dep art ment nf tha Htata o f Florida hy deed re. rnrdad In Dead Hook 111,, paaa 111, public rbrorda nf Heiainnl* County, Florida, hut Including in , si*, n r. n l. In . sii to all rlghla reserved hy Maty It. I I I Inclusive, nf F ra n k l» Monk and Inghram D lldok, W o o d r u ff * Huhdlvlalnn. her huahand, and Kmlly It. Th* property sonrd In p i * , Cameron and Jaaac T. Cameron, trlet i t - l IM ln a lo .f a m il y ) In. h«r huahand. In avid deed In eatrd bet ween *th and 1ltli rnnnertlnn w llh lha building Ktraeta and notiniied »n K a c n i w located un aald M t a Ona by Allay natwaan M u ra l und f | ) and Ttvo <21, Kim Avenue, and IV,»i by and you ata hat ihy rojulrad t> Allay batwaan I'eanrh and l.aural A t a n u a i, i t prupnatu flla your anawar In aald eult wllh lha undervianed Clark nf aald Couri In ha chan*e<| in C-l ll'nmIn aarva a copy tharaof upon m r r r ia l.lla ta llt lilatricl. Maid aiul lha 1*1 ,<In11rf w a lin tn e y , whose property h am « mur* p 4 ru - name und addreea appear helnw. rulariy dlacrlbad a t l.n it < on nr helnre lha |* th day nf >larch to It. Inclualva, o f n W w s, of T ier 7 | M i a 1 to I, Inclualva, US*, and In d efault thereof D e ­ Pro Confaavo w ill h* attUrad o f S la ck I, o f T lar I: l.ota « cree t o It. inrlualv*. of niock ». again st you. WITNKMH my hand and official Of Tiar 7; Lola I In S, Ii*. alualva, nf Rlnrk t. of Tlar I; seal at tha County Court llnuva Hanford, hemlnnle Florida tAJtt, S. la In. Inrlualva ,.f Ihle lD l i day o f County, February, I PS4 Block In, nf Tlar 7: i.nta i. (HI f i n a l Heal t l o It, Inclualva, „ f lllorlt l i , t> I1. Merndnn o f Tier l | I o t a I lo If, Inclerk of th* Cireuli Ajujlvt, of III n o k IS Court o f T l t r Tl l.ota I t* j, | n Udwitt nhlnholtar oiuaira, o f Rloak IS. of Tlar U. Bos | | * nr J i M i a t | o |0 inclualva. of I" Hanford Atlanllo Rank llu l ld l n i B l e a k 11, o f Ti*r 7; Lota l Hanford. 10 I, Inclualva, o f lllook II. Atto rney fFlntlda, o r J’l a l n tl l f i i n lit* ’. " E ras with BEANS ALL FLAVORS HEINZ FANCY Chewing Gum box of 20 59c Ketchup A ft P NATURAL GREEN ft WHITE LtBBYB Asparagus 14 Vt oz can 23c CRYSTALS PURE CANE SUGAR You HOPE it's { PURE 33 14 oz. bottle 23c Beef Stew 24-oz. can 35c PILL8 BURY MtX PILLS IIURY Flour 10 lb. Bag Pie Crust 2 9-oz. pkgs. 33c11 79c CHERRY-HO RED SOUR PITTED NUTI.KY COLORED QUARTERS Margarine 1-lb, ctn. Cherries 17c 303 Can WHITE HOUSE SAFE, PURE STERILE SULTANA Evap Milk 5 tall cans Salad Dresing 59c A ft P FROZEN 6 ocean 19c QT. 35c WORTIIMORF. CHOCOLATE Orange Juice 6 for 75c Drops 12 oz. pkg. 2for 45c tllLL-O-HOME WHOLE FROZEN Okra 10 oz. pkg. tONA Lh. CAN 15c Tomatoes 2 for 21c SUPER RIGHT YOUNG TENDER R IV CHILI 24-Ox, Can THIIAST SICTION o! the Third Avenue *levaled bows to progress In New York as workmen prepare It for removal, a ceremony witnessed by 3,000 nostalgic onlookers. The new building In tha background la a preview of tho Third Avenue nf the future, which will have ilimba and real live tecta lining the broad expanse, (interrullonalj Legs lb. 4 9 c Shoulder Roast lb. Shoulder Chops lb. when you select an SUPER RIGHT WESTERN HEAVY I1EEF UN KN O W N BRAND RIB R O AST • Why take chances on the tltttnlitun of the sugar you buy? When you select Dixie C rystals you Amou; you are getting pure, clean fresh sugar—in the original rtfm try-pdtktJ hag — un­ touched by human handsl LAMB SUPER RIGHT WESTERN Rib Chops LAMII Lb. 75c Beef Liver Lb. 25c SUPER RIGHT FRESHLY Lb. 59c Rib Steaks SUPER RIGHT WESTERN Ground Beef 3 Lbs 1.00 SUPER RIGHT PREMIUM THICK Lb 25c Beef Short Ribs SUPER RIGHT ALL MEAT s l ic e d 49 LB. SUPER RIGHT SELECTED FANCY SUPER RIGHT WESTERN Bologna 29c 39c Sliced Bacon 2 lb. pkg. 73c ALLGOOD BRAND Lb. 35c SUPER RIGHT FARM STYLE Bacon Lb. 33c HEADLESS DRESSED Pure Pork Sausage 2 lb 49c Whitting Lb. 15c LARGE SIZE t bars IVORY SOAP 29c GOLDEN SHORTENING m FRESH CRISP LETTUCE 2 Heads 25c CARROTS . 2 For 15c LARGE CUBAN PINEAPPLE 29c FRESH CRISP CELLO BAG RADDISH 5c FRESH GREEN CABBAGE / LB. 3c YELLOW ONIONS 3 Lb. cello bag 15c IDAHO BAKING POTATOES 10 Lb: Bag 59c FRESH CRISP CELLO DAGS JANE PARKER LUCI0U3 Lb. Can FLUFFOr 85c FOR THE HANDS l-ot tin BORAXO 19c HURRY'S OATMEAL COOKIES 1S-ot. pkg*. 2 for 35cf HI*C ENRICHED t ( os. Can SUNSHINE HI-HO Lb Bot CRACKERS 35c th e heart o r mile ».< Oa. pkg. 69c STARLAC GREEN GIANT TENDER 17 Ot. Can SWEET PEAS NIRLETR COLliEN 19c I]* * . „ „ SWEET CORN 2 for 35c») HEARTS DELIGHT 1] Oi.Can PEACH NESTAR ber on tho free entry blank. Nothing more. Hurry to your Plymouth dealer (who haa offldal rules)—and you might win 950,0001 LARGE 8-tnch SIZE 13c *00 MAGNOLIA AVB. , BANFORO �mm, ta t deafness, t a r t tfilMM THE SANFORD TfERAL •114 mental retardation frequently occur in bablea vrhoi# mother* bad German maaslas during the (tret three month* of ,pragnancy. The disease doe* tary Uttle harm to mother but the virus circulating la her blood can play havoc with her developing baby. Since the relationship of German Tneailct and Injury to unborn babies ha* oecn definitely known, much* work ha* been done to try and find aomo way of avoiding luch dlieaitera. Medical idence ha* not coma up with any real eolutlon. No method of Immunising agalnit German mealier has been found. The beet way to be eafe la to have the disease In childhood. Cork. Look Adds Elegance to Home Wed. Feb. « ,1 I 5 0 Pig* German meailea la very mlflCb you know of some family « k ^ ( there Is a child sick with O stap i meailea, tend your daughter* Met there and let them be exposed. U your daughter* get the dlaeaaa la childhood there la no danger they will acquire It when they a to « o p and base babies. If and when any >f your chQma get German meailea be sure, you keep them at home even though they ere hardly sick at oil. Yew do not want to run the risk of egtaj*. . Ing'some young pregnant motAgf. tn 1*00 the world output of tla waa *.100 tons; In 1*33 175,000 tom. The hr*ItIn# wsrMb sad elegiacs of the cark leek li a«ed te foiled sdrsa* teg* In this rhimlna modern living reem. The modern corns? flrtebte and adjoining nlndeweeel wall are pointed a left, many yellow, with the ether walli Inlthed in dark white. Window draperies, wlndesr-rast enihlom and ilab-lype eonrh npholitory are In deep rnuet colon. Tho funrtlonel black Iron and bran ftrtplir* otcettorlci and tho dlitlnctlia Chlncm icrton, floral orraniomrnti and decorallro wall prints undorllno tho rlrhnoti of the Corktona aipbilt tllo floor laid In a random iqtaro and oblani pattern that ihadet from toll bol|* I* deop random neural cork tenet. LENTEN SUGGESTIONS , Spotlight On Hollywood By ROB THOMAS together yet, 1 alio want to do a HOLLYWOOD — Lew Ayre# film 00 the development of religion embarks today 00 a different kind among mankind, tracing Ua itart of tour for a movie star. from primitive trlbei that worship For the next three months, he sticks and stones or whatever right wl.l appear In major cities with his up to the highest forms. I would films about religion* of Asia, like to do some shooting In New titled "Allan Of The East." If the Guinea for that." (He served is a (|Lo* Angeles aucccsi of the flllna l« medical corpsraan there during repealed nationally, this could World War II.) mean tho end of his acting career. For many yoara, Lew has studied th» religions of the worM, seeking aome means to promote under­ standing. Unllko aome persona who merely talk about their beliefs, he Kurt Goebcll, former German la a man of action. And so he left naval captain convicted of helping Hollywood two yeara ago to as­ to kill seven captura-j U S. airmen semble a film record of the leading during World War II, was released on parole today from the U.S. <| religions. war crimes prison at Landsberg. In December, he had completed Goebcll. 59, was sentenced to his monumental task and had a death in March 1946. The sentence trial run at a big movie house in was commuted to life in 194* and Los Angeles. The results were sen­ reduced to 52 years In 1*54. sational, As many as 500 disap­ Goebell was senior officer on pointed customers had to be turned Borkum Island off the north coast away at performances during the of Germany In August 1955, when week's run, and the attraction baa the seven captured airmen were to be held oyer another seven days. shot by Nisi soldiers. Now Lew Is going to see If the ^■nation as a whole la a* interested AMBASSADOR IIAS TOOTHACHE w ln hi* film*. i N^.:YOH|C w* - Am baiiiSir Clara Boothe Luce came home time to this project. I don’t mean from Italy today with a toothache. that I would continue touring with An abscess caused so much the films; that would be too wear­ swelling of her left Jaw that she ing. 1 plan to film my short Intro­ asked airport photographers not to ductions and play the films in art make any plrtures. houses. After obtaining treatment, ahehl "1 have so much more I want will begin making preparations fcto do. I gathered a great amount the U.S. visit of Italian President Oof material on Christianity, but I Giovanni Gronchl. He leaves for haven't had the time to put It this country next Sunday. hF.'.u'!V$7.d'.V5r& NIBIETS -WHOLE KERNEL y A N CAMP ' C Q iD IH TU N A CCA LCO P 11 Mg ts>*as of — ah»o— 7-ex can rant, smJ towp Irslsa dm* p ititi Vi n p Pas tra portrad Milk Vi cap grated, process 5 cepe broken, cooked apes American cheese gbetti, d w W 1-lb. can tomatoes Mia soap wills eatIk la a 2-quart bowL Stir in spaghetti and tuna; Add half of Use eh— a. Poor Into a greeted taking dish bolding •bows 6 caps. Drain tomatoes well and arrange tomato pieces aroend edge of twtu mixture. Sprinkle rest of cheese over the sop. Bake in 550 oven (moderate) about 20 min., or until tabbly hoc Serve bos iroaa the taking dish. Makes 4 serving* CORN , i, ll-Ofc Cm KRAFT ,A \ ’ , il- 19 * DELMONTS STEWED TOMATO NES 23c 108 CAJ KITCHEN CHOICE CLO R0X SUNLITE IM CANS BA. AS Got FRESH FLA. MAXWELL HOUSE 31< PERSONAL IVORY 23c SOUTH CAROLINA SWEET 4 CAKES (LIM IT ONK WITH S.OO ORDER) E -I LIQUID FROZEN SPECIALS HILLS-O-IIO.MK o n BEING SERVED FREE CANS FOR McK e n z i e s W H ITE D l ACHE rl FRIDAY AND SATURDAY .COME IN AND TRY ONE* J pkao V t ORANGE JU IC E 3 89t 8 ■99 BRANDED WHITE IS M ia is i b a c o n FRESH SEA FOODS BONELESS “GOOD BATIN’* BONELESS COOKED “GOOD BATIN" FRESHLY GROUND SPANISH MACKEREL ARMOURS TEAL ROLL CONVENIENTT FREE PARKING REASONABLE PRICES CONTINUOUS MUSIC A T 25th STREET — SANFORD FRIENDLY EMPLOYEES �4 • r1 ; ' i *’ I j- - W| By h w i a MitLOW ously To Salvation Army ~:«*»*t*S*> %• • “•• ■— —«l-4« )|i#\b dering far from homo,, and afraid, most times, to approach those who might help other than the organisation they know is devoted to the care of the indigent We admit that thar* are social security incomes, unemployment insurance, and w et fara departments, each with its own apodal brand of rod taps and long delays, Investiga­ tions and allocations. The man who needs help and whq le not a resident of the d ty or county needs help Immediately.. Hundreds find their ways back to famil­ ies and relatives through the efforts of the Salvation Army, hundreds mors are led Into useful ehsnneta through the Salvation Army when they are convinced that there la but one read to travel to the true Chris­ tian life, unwed mothers find a sympathetic is for that reaaon we think of today friend in ths Salvation Army, tha man, an unuaual opportunity for the Salvn- woman or family finds warm food and.dothy to begin its drive In Sanford and ing through tha kindness bsatowsd upon il* County, even In the area it serves, them by tha Salvation Army. It Is during this special time of the year funds to earry it through another year that ths Salvation Army ealls upon the eltiJielplng other men. '(he Salvation Army, in ita day by day sens of its community for financial saaisram, deals mostly with the saving of tenet in making thalr program possible for 'a lives. The helping of other*, spiritual- all whom they serve. Baskets of food at Thanksgiving and hyilcally, and mentally la the Ideal o#f Christmastime are mads possible through Salvation Army. help othara there must be a fund these funds. Toys ter the special gift from which to draw In order to furnish Santa find their way to what otherwise for the hungry, clothe* for those who might be an empty stocking In a cold bars nearly bare, a spiritual message for room. How many hearts a rt mads happier who are leaning away from the Christhrough tha services of the Salvation Army type of life. na Salvation Army takes rare of those would be hard to eatlmate. How many Uvea many times, never see. The organization, are mad* richer, even though in poverty, its headquarters centrally located. Da­ through the ministering* of the Salvation te the pleas of those who have no food, Army, eould not be estimated. However, the extent of the blessings that find work, who are lost, weary, wanean be bestowed by this "life saving" organ­ ization In many instances, is dependant upon The Sanford Herald ths support It receives from the citizens who S i W i M P e llr S«wW gasmttat i l l ln < « f ___ M H• M N U ,iiu m h n n sr. tail at would want these men and women, flounder­ H Saafare, riarlSa, aa4ar n . I t , ing areund In tha world, provided with • - V * p air,aaa "aFMa'i ■atrk a. tare aa« PakIMk-r meal, a bed to sleep in, or a hit of clothing. BSUee XaXfefTAeM aaBsS ir BaaaaHta i Wa eannot realist tha blessings of an avaSCBIPTIOH BATES M, gee «Mk oaa S n tk ft.aa organisation such aa ths Salvation Army «ee • 't f r * * unleas we contribute toward It and lo o k ___ ff lalt -aa. aeMa M ,kaaka. rw tliH ... aa4 Into the Inner machanlsma of Ita working. i at aaiartalaaiaat lar ika aara-ta af aalalap WBI M aleeae* la* i l m h Im M iaitialai talaa. If you are called upon to make a contri­ taSjM«l*S|* BaUeeallr hr <1— v«S 1A4-«r«l.la* bution, give generously and quickly. If you parti a% n a , e*l near*'* la-laaa Baak IM p Atlaala. flaarala a rt not called upon, call them and offer your S«P«U hs • Baakav af ,ka Aaa>aa,a,a4 Praae contribution. Thera i* a place for every I la m im m anlM ltalr «a tka aaa ,faa reraklita— elf tea leapt tw a palata* la (kla th__________ aawapapaa. dollar. We, abova all, realize that there are fin­ 4 Wedneaday, Fabruary 22, 1DB6 ancial campaigns galore. There's hardly a TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE day goes by without someone asking for a When hatvan Is shut up, and thar* la no contribution of soma sort. The moat of them, beesuae they have sinned egalnht thee: probably all, are worthy of your support. pray toward this place, and confess And at tha plnnaele, In comparison to the ,—, — ns, and turn from their sin, when benefits derived by the community itself, lho« affllcteat them.—I Kings 8 .'88. la tha Salvation Army. eould be 7 9 better day to befin «4 other* &**&dftjri We reverent____ rate the annlvemrjr of the of our Country—General Georg* __ Eaeh yeer, added to the aU flowing tribute!, thouaanda of wordi about and for the firet preildent United Statee. w* have reed, etudied, heard, and tlm n eeen depleted, Georg* Washwas, not only a great preildent and It leader, but he waa a philanthropist, raahinfton, In hie effort! to eetabllih 'ire* and democratic country, thought <7| of the other man than of hlmaelf, It the destiny of men’* Uvea that atayed In the mind of George Washing- : & j PTed Bakken Hunts Avalanches r ',0' Rules Stock Market ■y SAN DAWSON NEW YORK UR—Emotionalism rulss ths slock mirfcst these days. Tradsri try to guess whleh way President Elsenhower will decide about running again. And Investors try to dseids how much, if any, his decision would affect tho state of buslnass In tho long run. lam* «speet a wlda swing up. Information For Veterans ward la stock prices if Bis Frail, dent’s dulilon la "y u ." And they look for a sharp sell-off if Us an­ swer is "no." Others hold Utst n eb a jump either way la the market would be purely amoUonal and, therefore, temporary. They built that ths msrkst — perched rather nervous­ ly near the peak of It* to il bullish Babies Are Best TV Entertainers NEW YORK uP-A # eonsUtently best entertainers on television ar* Kara era authoritative answer* babies. You don't have I* feed, from th* Veterans Administration ehaag* ar dlMlptlne them. You to thro* question* of Jnt*r«it to can just alt back and watek 'am. former strvicemcn and thalr fam­ Baby watehtng la aa therapeutic ilies: at apart a* bird watehtng — as Q. I want to get a Ct business long aa yq* aren't responsible for loin that would not involva real the bebtei. A baby’s clutching estate. I understand it's potelbl* hands are th* moat faaalaatlng dafor this loan to bo Insurod by vices In (lod'i creation. A * baatlVA, rather than guaranteed. Whet fie smlla of a horn heller Just be­ la th« maximum Intcreit rate on fore he dumpi kla ceraal on tha Insured Cl business loans? floor la a profound aommaaUry A. Tha Interest rat* on huurad on Ufa. nonrellty loam may not oxee«d Somday aome smfrt TV pro­ • three percent discount rite, nr ducer la going to turn hla eametaa in equivalent eimpU Intareet ret* looot* oa half an hour la a nur­ *f g.T percent a year. sery. No aammoptary win to neeQ. 1 have juat been discharged e**ary. A a tobU* almply win go from earvlce, and I want to apply oa yalllag. flghttag. rrowiag. diefor e Cl term Insurance policy cavariag without self-coniriouinaii within my 110-day daadllns. Will while tha eamaras record Ufa. Bat I have to take a physical exami­ that program would hava a Mg nation t* get thia Insures**? atMjlen?* fo*. . , ............. _ A. No. A physical *xamtsi<laa II not required. However, you Ihrti- that day, however, tohy must apply and pay your firet watcher* win hava to to content premium within tha 110-day peri­ with Hie gUmpaes of tobies they catch ob Htat eteeBent Sunday od. half-hour program conducted by Q 1 am taking on-the-job train­ that gr*M friend of all habits, Dr. ing under the Korean 01 Bill, Baojamtn Spock, on NBC-TV. la thtre any limit on tha number of abaencea por year 1 am allow­ Evan If yo* don't have a baby of your awn youY probably gal ed? a kick eta* of Ustantng ta and A. You win not reeelv* 01 al­ watching Dr. ftpoek chat with par lowances for any absences In ex­ enta about railing kldf. Ha'll never cess of the rale of M day* for a run out of material, *f aourae, to 13-month period of (raining. Week- cause hablcs keep being torn and ends and legal holidays do not adults keep heaping new problama count as absences. on them. Veterans living in Central Flori­ da who wish further Information Dr. ftpoek undoubtedly eoudurdc about their banaflta ahnuld write the moat relaxad program on tel*, tho VA office at 42 1. Central vision. A a l’i tocause he's ae re­ laxed himself. Although a world Ave. Orlando. renowned pediatrician, ha always seems to be learning from Use par ants ha talks with. , Not hag a r ka trid ths TV a « d l * * a * that aosh* viewer* drought to should lecture fcatead Editor, Sanford Harald, of siding around ahaltig. Such Ranfurd Florida. ehang* obviously wo a id to Dear Sir:— ona nf the programming mistakes Sanford Polir* Fore* and San­ of the ycer. Fortunately ae many ford city Managamant Stnopa to IntaDlgcnt people wrote ae many lh« Source of Picking up Chil­ letter* I* protest that th* qu*etiea dren^ pat doga and bolding them never tim e *p agala. until the Child paya gS 00 which A * program* ar*. fBm*d Is the charge for tho pick up, also Cleveland whar* Dr, gpoek I* n 15c a day for each day that th* th* ataff af Waatani Rasarva URL dog has been bald by tha City. varatty Medical School. HI* go* A la pick up waa mad* even appear at a atudlo with their though th* dog had tha sacaiatry bablea sad baky teadarh s i License tag* required by tha City WadMaday, A * Md* ar* turned and th* dog waa not doing any­ 1m m ka • r a il arib equipped with one any barm, lateruiting toys wMl* thalr mamas The City law rtadi a* follow*! drink aeria* wtth 4 * deatar. Oe Block will not be allowed ta run erally they don't deride oa tha at large Inald* o f/lty . day’s subject until than. And then, Do you clasa dogs aa stock ar away they r beoru the aamavas. rather a child's pall EBii I . Avtat* Bata a n | pal destroy m ariStaa MS Rosalia Drive dollar* worth 1 atorod any* Is Sanford, Florida Tel. TIO (Mg country *goh y**r. By HAL BOYLE ing horn—win stirt her down * the lim a number af smeller }i \ DENVER, (A—Ted Bakken, a Young Bakken wheeled his hnw. avalanches that didn’t. red-haired, ll-yearokl mmin- User, contributed by the National Tha net resulta le that the high tlln u r , Is ona nf America's most auard, Into position. ways are kept open, and the motorinusual hlf game huntara. In the next hour ho fired ton Ha hunla avalanches. When he shelle. They burst in red fire and isti feel a lot aafar. ds u * that la ripe, ho brings black anoko In tho high aaow banka down with artillery fire. too in too yards away, and Iho BRAVE WOMAN! Ted—hs uses e Timm, howitw sheer peaki tossed back tho echoes BYRACUSI. N. Y. (A-Mri. Car—Is the chief marksman In a like thunderclaps. But only one Spectacular snow - fighllng lech- small slide resulted, and It failed aid Pwibold Is mads af tha stuff of Pioneer woman. Blqua developed by the Colorado to reach the road. Department of Highways. Whan a prowler triad to get Into A amall crowd of spectator* that Keeping roads through It high had assembled waa vialbly disap­ her trailer l]oma In nearby Lafay­ peuatsln pines fre* of snow Is pointed. ette, tha 24-yur-old woman routed •n arduous snd sometimes hassrd- "Guesi I didn’t earn my pay him with a shot from a .4S-ealtbre *us task this time of year. today," aald Tod, as he flnlsised revolver. Then ahe calmly went l^ ry A yaltnehsi, roinng uncheeked tiring. W*NT hlfb peaks and burying key But H hid been worthwhile. back to bed. Her three children highways under hundreds of Inns "We know the snow (here Is alept through the Incident. MI heard someone trying to get *f snow, rocks and broken trees, lUbtltred until there's some kind In," she told her husband when have been more than a nulsanra lo of weather change," said Milas, <'-w motorists in the past. Between Actually Ted has a pretty good he returned from hi| night job. IMS snd ISM they etslmed six box aeoro. He hai fired about .vsn "I went to tho door and told tha flvei in Colorado, shells In lha last three yaara, prowler: "If you don't gat away, brought down 40 avalanehea that I'm going t*' (hoot. ’ • Today highway engineers are less often tskaa by aurptsa. They raached tha hlahway, and about "He didn't. So I shot" eats mere than half the moun In pass avalanebss themselves in | • unique snow control program. It la dons wtlh tha precision o1 * military maneuver, Whan now builds up danger­ ously la an area, • section of the BpWtBAMH. VIRUS poewmonia Is • Mtop goad la blocked off, and a high } *xploilv# shell Is fired into the aommoa aUaaaal thia Mam af atey m b*d tortac toe arnrte i . ftMw man. Usually after tho msji- ya*r. Otoamlly, R la a aalld_____ atea*. •tade avalanche easradei down sad sonatinas pox m i|ht asl |t e k H U gM Jm tna wilting now removal machin­ m o appear t* to IL Bvaa whan ajMtta kav* prova* afaetiv* ta ery can dear a lane through In fen hav* a te rn , poor paisa s a f AMyHiac 41mmjU*ea* US rates* than so hour. saaplratery rals may to perfectly " A a now la brought down at Bernal. As th* axm* India*t**, N la to r convenience—not Mother Nators’*." explained Dlst. Engineer **ai*d by * rlnu, ***>»!onilkr to ea* harbor** ta -*----m j u . M ilsd tla Osorge Miles. Tha avalanche areas, whleh are >4y WIU1AM *ITT« Wri ahertod, bear such names aa **Aa fevea Blatara," "Slippery to h f B M R h 't a Jim ," "Little Professor," "flvo ally b*«laa wriR * haadaaha, A W OT broke cut ta tto Frw eti I* will detarmlda swodM Car," and "the Pink Lady." seeemMy u two group* «f ftet- pate* d to rt rotool wtottov Urol tossed. fever, fatigue, atillllnaaa mid * 1 went wilh Milas to walch tha M i a s «f atakaaa* whleh g rrivw# « u u * * * * * tin awtngtivg depuU** amif M p m m on of th* •pcekar'e reotn a •vSlaneha control unit In action. Vulj btoonti fpytf which rtraa a* iriiT ttoi | | r | . T to u 0*m * leftteUtm m ud toDa Job phi* da ywaa to tast dante « • vtottam, to* Rn* in now areas ta tha klatori* MUoo* ar* * atosh sad * A n n too mbso *m F m m WMtoTftBd to lha* Mm*, 10**4 houd P au, ea both aldoa of Us* dry throat. s o r t lltoM to c m y*or d a M i Thia haahlos ***ah Dptogtote m kata ob Mpert «a m o toft Divide. te y w ta if iu S Ftwoah taroyar M B y te ' Murray, a vatarass road foreknown aa "Ths Man on tho t i l i «*?f) -fui-T w* dpewh-a picked the targets, V tahM Psoosh oauaallp itaf dal* men say Pat eta imsQ when an aval1 1 1 "ready to go." dlasUlmi ttsia himself, a s f • Mfc Ihi mttSL it l i n n r 1 • * 1 > u u 4j» fee t a t reaSy know. Weight rjh ato ro 4hol»«r «m s tho trot* poUttattM won o guro wN4 are latter*. I* 1* Um n tV tonnto B A*W BA otoaga haa ■ *Ntow f WAIUNOTQM UR - la the p u t M peara Csagress h u tavesttfat*• frit: a lot el see pusuctvr for lofckyirfi to t ae law to control tiro*. Raw Congrou suras ready to start aa alfhth tav**tl<»tlon. A ar* la a lav requiring lobby­ ists bora to register with Coagreis a id report oa their speeding. It did *aot result from an tavutigaUse. It wa* pessed rothout much otsm taattaa la late uh*a Coagrtss wa* reorgaalstbg Itself. There Is aothlag illegal or wrong stout lebbytag, Every ladlvlduil or group has a right to try to get Confess to pass tho Mad* of tag. lalatloa H wants. But lobbying can cron over Into tho eomipt class by the way moaey Is used to Influeeoe voting. • This is an elechoa year snd whether this mw Inquiry does a real jah or shadow-bats dtptndt it (1) Tho wllllagntss of tho full Boast* to make aa all-out Inquiry, uptrend — will fas th* final analysts to Influenced by tha outlook for buslnass. And they contend that so miny factors are Involved In buslnass prospects that tl« alaction uncer­ tainties — although admittedly lmport ant — aren't likely to bo the determining reason for business moving on upward or dipping a ltttla aa tha year progresses. Wall Rtraet prices, however, have been swinging widely as trodars look for hints as to which way the President will decide. la aa alectloa yaar It Is difficult t« keep emotionalism out of tha slock market. Yet brokers point out that of -late many of tha hlg Inveatori — Including the various funds — have pretty much taken to the side lines. They are leaving emotionalism to tha short-term traders who jump In and out of th* market aa tha public changes its mind la t« whleh way tha wind la blowing In Aqmasvtlla, Ga. A a big Investors' position Is put thia way: U there Is a sharp sell-off after tiro decision Is announced, th an will to bargains to be had. If, on the other hand, tha decision sett off an upswing, it may prove temporary, aad la th* raadjustmeat tha Mg Investor* will hiv* chine** t* pick up th* kind of stock* tlroy want at price* they approve, Meanwhile, they stay out of a market aa *motiMil aa this on*. «* attitude whleh wffl to revealed qulred lobbyist* to register with la th* authority th* Senate g in s Congrus but did sot appoint any Individual or group to police th* Its committee; and (I) whether law and th* lobbyists. tha D*mocraU and Republicans on tha tommltt** let their Invcstlga--p tiiJ tte T U M U , tloa degenerate Into a political This column I* for Sanford Herfight, aid raiders to us* In expressing A a lenata la expect id to ere- their opinions upon any matters a! Interest to the general public We at* a special eommltts* made up solicit your ideas and fair eritiequally of Democrats and Xepub- elsmi of any txisting conditions, elty-wlde. slat* and national; eon>. Ileus. manta ar criticism* of Indivtdua' A a first such Investigation by public officials, groups or orgt Coagnas w u ta ’I54, when lobby ualions, but bo temperate, fur and truthful. No personalities. A t tag had tocoma a national dia- length of your letter depinds upon grae*. A * last waa ta 1*50 w-han th# Importance of what you hav# _ to cay. All lattari will be signed O a Housa committal, also mad# up by writer with address, though equally of Demoerati apd Republi­ •tanaatur* will be withheld Jroru ' on upon reoiu*sL Whencans, got Involved ta lntani* par­ publication sslbt* letters should be sr poss . __ •var tisanship. Umlteo to 100 or SOO words. A e A * chairman of that eommltta*. Herald raiarvas tha right to edit th* lata Rap, Frink Buchanan (D- or cut letters to fit the space Fa), described lobbying at tha and available Mrs. Estelle RusseB, represent. of th* tatfulry aa a "btllion-dollar Ing tha American Legion AuxUIindustry." ary. of Sanford wishes to think A raport by hla eommltta* dla- all lha people for thalr "cooperi. . closad that 151 corporations spent lion and help to mako th* AmeritU.IM.IU oa "activities relating can Legion Seminole County Fair lo attampta to tafluanee legislation ind our /sir booth auch a sue* between 1*4? and ISM" although cess." they had raporttd only 1750.000 un­ "Wo hid miny fine dliptivs der th* Lobbying Act of 1044 Thir­ Including many from tho Boy ty companies refused to tell what Scouts, Girl Scouts. Brownie, 4-H they spent. Club. Home Demonslrillnn Club,, Congress did nothing then to Future Farmers, Colored N*w make tha Lobbying Act itroni«r. Farmers. Chamber of Coramsrre A cre are a lot of defects In the and Garden Club. Many m-o-present law but the baale one tinned that they missed th* wild f seems to be this: Congress re-i lift this year," she related. •X Try and Stop Me -------------- | y BENNETT CERF---------------COLONEL was doing a bit of reminiscing In th* bgrracka rtag ffiand, tine* he was tha ranking officer, his audience was hang* on awary word. "The wounded tigress prepared to leap at m*. My last bullat waa gone," he recalled—when an orderly appMrad ta tall him he w u wanted an long dlatanca. , When ha returned tan min­ utes later, he had quite for­ gotten which of hla qft-told tale* ha had been spinning. ■Whet happened?" prompt­ ed • faithful lieutenant, his top yasslrman. "How did you extricate yourself from that br*ath«teklnf situation?" "Oh, I Just kissed her," Chuckled old fiilver Stars. "Sh* heaved a deep sigh, •nd threw herself Into my arms." • * —t '— Dennis Day saya he never h u to worry about th* contract Ue% Benny offir* him year aftsr year. Ha Just ssnda thsm to his doctor Who X-rsys thsm for hidden clauses. €> IN4. for I mm U Csrt. Ci*liil>at*4 hr Klag r u t x - u Syadtuti o c» LETTERS TO THE EDITOR S Symptom* And Treatment For A Virus Pneumonia w S J i i s S ffja a rt YOU'RE TELLING ME! i M S fifD S fiB l3ar<ss g a a re evarythlag la right, say vJhriUon 7- a passing] tteg M 4M M gjtoj Brarident R a a T S ty ad T m m iffbAtS'*. IA) A' # -4 rtdSSnSA V S Y u, n u rly avsry place of marchandls* In our atora ka* beau reduced for thfa occasion—H ta fanposslble t* list them all I* won't you eoma In and as* fro yourself, Tow Hi t s 148.00 On This Bergala ••Pc. Ens*mnlt K ftfuU r 1231.88 7-Pc. Foam Rubber Sectional Eiuromblo ‘188" 4) • 8-Fa factional 8-Pc. Madaru ftuh* (I Pillows) • 8 Sofa Pttlowp . ,* t 8 * * n .Dtaaeey,Lappa , • Turnerapriug Mattrau O Bos Bprtag W*!t# f f i ? for you, M vlnc ttaro tad menay a plenty, and ju st look — five dLffsrsat at>l«t from w kkk ro shoo**, aU ah this oaa taw priM. B y George, yOu*N bound to salad to# ar two from thia group you h o them. J M 118.00 Dow* DoUvan Thte Ootflt EXTRA SPECIAL j • Corner Table • Cocktail-Tab!*• Table lam p • 8-color Rejection * 188“ . Complete 810 DOWN DELIVERS STORC W H E R E YOUR D O LLA R S BU T MORE I) �sr-O V vswiA Hospital Benefit Bridge, Carol ? Affair Is Held In Woman's■ Clula. ** -* Committee Chosen At Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Meet Members U rged'U^ ° ( " ‘n a % ? To Send In Entries • ' I, Tor the first time In It* hi*- a nominating committee was'wer* displayed. Winner nf the The Hospital Benefit Denert • Corley, Mrs. Jamea Huff, Mra, tory. Dayton* neech wltl he host Reeled to nominate officer* for event w«s Mrs. Pat Hardin. Bridge and Canasta affair held at | H. A. Monteith mada up U ietal* ! tha Woman'* Club Monday night | phone group. Mri. J. Kick and iTt ' ^ e T T ,'.? '* * • & ! ! * ? ' * M coming year at the Beta St*Reteeahweai).'_?£>•-,-* v F l o_w e r Jshfttr h i CnrnriM t a » l i n f held h#!H and • e*#l «eL r.ai "very sutcesiful"-w ith-*,*»•»»*«%»#*;### -:ri!P*B (rare ptdie .. . T.* . f. l n.r H f t LW'i.v ma pPhi Sorority nmeetlnf cakea mere served tto. ik thee proxlmately ino member* and chairmen and Mrt. Geovga S. t h f ' ^ ' ,°r f ' V , \ ' n l . t . Mnnd*v n,,:h, ** ,hf Hl Tnok<‘ *rn"P *» Infn-mal discussion guest* aeated al 27 table*. Weill wai head of the refresh5: S T r « W etH eV'".." ell .* PVforS^m'n0," h,VHmVth7 r 0' T h n" e WM ^ >.*i . Hostesses the Tha Hall wai beautifully de­ ment commlttea. the Florid* State Federation of „ , meeting. were ,, , mg the social hour. — corated In a George Washington WEDNESDAY G.rden Club., to mek* th, forth- >, r ' « « h Sten.lrom and Mrs , Theme throughout whila In the . . r' D • If'* comlor Florida State Flow r Fr*ncl* Stenstrom. Selected tn T:S0 p m - Dr. W. P. Brooks center of the stage was a large M T S . L . " 6 1 1 8 1 1 1 0 6 ^ Show the most outstanding show »erv* on the commute* were Mrs. •ids the First Baptist Church mldframed picture of Washington . . . *• ever produced Many nationally «-"«» Sloan. Mra. Evelyn Cushing. teek srrvlce. g:IS p. m. — The with small flag* Ranking the H O S D e n i O n S t r a t l O t t Imnwn group* of flower enthu*l- :'*r* Cam Bock, Mrs. l °ijn|* tin t Baptist Church Sunday School k h sides. Whit* plum blossom* were _ _ . . _ a«t* have he.n Invited to .h o »nd Mrs. Carolyn Batts; Sabinet will meet. used extensively while the central their be«t specimen* and s»ifl Mrs. Sloan it chairman. 7:00 p. m. — The First Baptist During the business session, Be J. n. DRIGGERS I frcistlnn. In the hall.' waa a liny hava eihihit*. National manttfacMr*. Chrlsllne Penslnger sraa By GRACE THURSTON The Pa*t Matrons Club nf Srml fhurch Intermediate Choir will rgturer* of goml* of interest to presided over bv Mrs. Phy'lls New hooks all lacquered end ^ '“ ,h 4nd guest speaker fop the Seminole Th# Ethel Root Circle had III iear«e. S;00 p. m. — The Ftr*l nole Chapter No J. Order of Rower lovers will have many Chapman, members were remind County School Fond Service A»laptlst Church Adult Choir will business meclip. In Ihe Fellowrd to pay tlicir due* ini, full hefore Easlern Sl»r, held .II* . regular |w,k rj|Tn<iijr f ,p ,r^ | | v T-niit-ii.K «.m|r inR mitill* time they display booth*. .. iiinr 4* -guests ......- -strived ................. c -were - - - - 1 »ocl,ition which held a meetlnf vhip Hall nf the church Tuesday (hearse. »' n monthly meeting at the home of nl Vear. Like new leaves nn the served pie and coffee after whlrh rerently In Snuthslde School, An Innovation wMI ha Oranc# in# annual hanqmt. it The Mid-week Bible hour of the evening. The meeting was called upon amt passed mat tne Mr> R w Turnfr „ , |s ,rk ,rf„ ( , rfln8 , , hr)f nf m,w the games were Marled. Priie Mrs. Penslnger Is Ihe Food 41First Presbyterian Church will be In order by Mrs. Jim Eastman. nir.ssom Perfumed snap bubble* vmcn sorority will donate IIS to Its in Devotional read by Mrs. Oscar floating over and breaking upon ernatmnal endowment fund “* Avenue, nnMonday evening Mr* ' ,,f,» )our spirits and makes you winners available at thl* time In-! slstant Consultant for the Altulllgt 7 p m. Mar R. Maxwell wa. assistant M lh»‘ »»«r.ng is really on it* rin g I Mb . 1 n,"T Cowpany The churchwide school of mis- Zitlrowa. Mri. Sehmah and Mra. Ihe puhlie aa they view toe Cancer Research. way. ,n bridge, ami Mr*. J. 0. Lane) a^.i demonstrated Ihe aeteetkm •Ion's talk* will begin at 7 .70 p. Mosley gave their respective re­ many exhihlta. Members were «lsn reminded hostess Another novel exhibit thl* year Two new good non fiction: "Nn *fC°nd high. Inr th# men, high and care along with tha.pi* of in. In McKinley Hall. Speakers ports. of the convention which i* to he Thf m„tlng was called to or- Cover Charge" by Robert Sylvcs- in Jrl'Uo Wa* ^ Ralph Austin (he smaller equipment ■re Mrs. Ben Williams and James Clothing was brought tn (he In t h e Artistic Arrangement held In Tamp* this year. After . , N• f. *f . . . . . . . _ _ ter • a rary nostalgic account of Smith. Mr*. Monfortun w*» high] Among th0„ en|„y|n( hsr talk D. Botard. meeting tn he given to Ihe Good Classes will b* spot-ilglited shad ,i..r....e,i It II was decided .t.eiii.H tn rffr bT ,h' president,.. Mr*. i n n being discussed. . Tom, ow boxes which will tn Ihe 20 '» 70 s and 40 's. "Two And In eanasta. Other winner* were Samsritan Home, Goldsboro. were Mr*. Lnulie Hasty antf ‘w f hold the pledge initiation In the m,r Mrl-iOn. ADer Ihe business THURSDAY Marreil* Benahm. High School; Miss Helen Witte, coupon chair­ h« deeply In-set into a wall nf form nf a covered dl*h supper nn session, the guests played games, Three Make One" by Winifred not knnwn at thl* time. The regular meeting of Seminola clipped pine. Woodley. Ihe intimate acrnuut of Mr*. W. C. Wiley and Mr*, Mr*. Irene Sewell. Junlof Hlfh; a night other than Banquet Night Prirr* w*re won hy Sirs. F HaBebckah Lodge No. 47 will bo held man, reported she had purchased The large cacti division prom­ family life during the "growing Melt* Starke were overall chair- Mr*. Clarice Dekle, Mra. Lyoai, The pledge lest will he given sky Wrighl and Mr*. F. L. Crot- up" i t t pm in the lo u r Hall. Vial-1 3i complete place sellings of the ises to lie of great mlftest to years. It is the private diary men of the affair while Mr*. C. and Mr*. F.hha Lee, Wait Ride; Church's silver pattern. tors are welcomed rarti hobbyist*. Another display next Thursday at Ihe home of by. kepi hy a well known woman M. Flowers ami Mrs. Stark were Mrs. R L. Hamiltnn, Lake -Mon* Mrs. Eastman reported for the Refreshment* with * PaDlollr novelist, writing under a pseu- in charge of the deroratlnn* and r.,.. \ i M l.urtll* |\ee Wilson* The Homemaaer class of the will ha a formal "Gay Nineties" Mrs. Joan <'a»lano.. . . All pledges .. . First Baptist Church will meet at Sunshin# committee. are urge; to attend this mcetin. mold honoring W.shlngton's 'Honvm ^ hpf lmprr„ lony | „l.le. Mrs. Willis Peacock was Mrl* Frieda Muler Tavngwood* Garden featuring an early Edi­ The group voted tn accept the the home of Mrs. Irving Pryor, son phonograph In perfect work­ The cultural program we. given htrthday. were -rv ed h y th e n, ' , hf , xrn„ Inri.tentw lh»r l.rke, chairman and Mrs. Jo. m[„ Ann. N el.^ Mm BryM Frirndly Service Quota for the *0* Margarrt Rd. at A p m. a ..cmfis-ant In the live, of ing order, which will p i s v hy Mrs. Alma Nichols. She asked hostesses *s*l*ted by Mrs. A. K Church. The women's gift will be and Mrs Dorothy Griffith, Gram The Dorcas Circle Class of the hff (hrrp rlliMr, n and hrr h,„. Strauss Wattses at thrre periods menibcts tn re ate their opinion. Shoemaker. jra.** Margsret Mitchell Imirhed mar school; Mrs Luclll# Fessler, Upvala Community Church will presented on April 1st. each dor "f *n>' !>•«)' 'hey had Th« Circle also voted to pur­ during Mru ° *'"1 l,rr,r’f' »'•» P^»« of Ihe War m "Gone Mrs. Edith (orgae^ and Mrs. hold a meeting at 2 p m. Closing Hat, of entries I* elo.e *een. «hirh made it "very in vv h»ii»t. mm . R r. rrenshaw. Some new spring hooks nn nr- W'ith The Wind" when she de* Lillian Reaholl. PlnerreitS ahd chase nrw Communion Plates for Cub Scout Pack 10 Blue and at hand and tha Sanford Garden •‘Testing and informative." i Mr‘ J- '■ >mirier, Mrs. c. u Her are: "Royal Ann Tree" hy . rr.heH the hurnins nf Atlanta. Mrs.. Ruby Davis and lire. B. Gold Banquet it to be held at 6;3U the Altar, Club members anticipating enAs s unique txvlsl that gave an Hewsnn. Mr, S. J. NU. Mrs. p»,rlru Campbell. a thrilling j " , " burning ni Atlanta. Wednesday evening, Feh. 27 al tries should sen.l them in now. . . . . . . .......... .. jnnn Brick r. rrlcs Sherman's Hughes, Southaldv School, ,- inform a I air in the omim . 1.. . l .. p m. in McKinley Hall. , passed out ihee?, of „ , i r M Jack n.trney, Mr* W. E.Balnea, novel of love. Jealousy ami re- , rniy from Atl.nlaacroa, GeorAlso present were Mri,. Char7:30 p m. there will he an "Old FRIDAY he members how t. how emo* s a r,r',,in- Mr»* i vence in ihe rugged Umber rmin* | R(, through South Carolina tn Its lotte Atmnre. aehool food euparKashmn Sing Feat” at th* the member, how tofacial showexpres emn- Anderson, Mrs. Turner. Mr. Me- ,ry of lhf northwest. "Glenport, parade at Washington, visor and Mr*.Mitchell, principal A brief called meetlnf of the rhurrh. Light refreshments will Want to give wafPes ,p|re» 3 Id tmru bv the eves, ■•RareliMit In The Palace" bv nf Snulhilde along With Mra, Special Gifts commute# of the he served later In Ihe evening In a teavpoon nf cinnamon and half a .inns or movemenf*. "Many nf lean, Mrs i rnshv. Mr* Wrighl, ||||nnlt" hy Paul Darcy Holes, is Seminole County Unit nf Amer­ charge of refreshments are the teaspoon of nutmeg In a regular the 'actresses* brought howl* of well. Mrs Shoemaker, and Mr*. Max- th, «tor>- of a community of pen ^gne, Newton Kv'tlh, author of Flora Middletown, a visitor. • ican Cancer Society will meet at following: Mrs. Herbert Thurston, two-cups of flour recipe. We full of human emotions and . pr|nw Th* \vmd" and laughter" these "emotion*" Jim Spencer's for a dutch sand­ Mrs. Bonner Carter and Mrs. charged with Hie stulf of life and .-xhrr„ Came Home." Thl* ex­ wich lunch at 12 mum drama. "Harvest On The Shore clt|ns book carrie. the Keith lam* Clyde Stinson. The Kiel** Kn'ght Circle of the hv f.rare t arstaens, about a pair ,jv ,h, philliptnes in I#32. The Ctrrle also voted tn tjvnn. First Baptist Church will hava mr tne Junior Ihmr and make of strong wilted lovers who cannot „onk o( fh<l Mnnlh fnr ^|4r(.h; e mission study honk "New robes for th# youngsters. forget Ihrtr Cape Cod life Harry Truman'* book* "Yeer Of Trails In Indian Life" taught After the mreting refreshments together. Derision" *nd "Yesri Of Trial by Mrs Irving Prvnr beginning were served by Mrs Ed Simp Literary Guild selection for •• with a nipper at 7 no p m and von, Mrs. Herb*rt Thurston, and March. ' Jubilee ' bv John nnrk. Di(| )nu rrad "Groves of Ac* th* study at 7.70 p. m A film Mrs. Bonner Carter The group a Civil War story bv a man who 4,|emy hy Mary McCarthy? Her on Indian life will sl«n ha shown than participated in the singing sav, th e all his life he J u s hern nfw hook " A Charmed Life" Is EMnhlinhfd over 20 jrm m All members are urged tn attend of favorite songs. fasnnatrd by the drsiR* of th# ,h<> |((,ry |h, )lf# of , m lrr|ed In Orlnnrtn The Sanford Boat and Ski Club The nest meeting will b# a bus tivil War The climax of his rnupl# after their return tn a will meet in the CAP Hall above mess and soenl meeting, with •* novel i* th. sprr'arular feat nf N>w E ngird town where the Touchtonl Drug Store at A p Mrs Harold Herbs! and Mrs John daring s'raiegy wlurh is still a ,uf„ „ ,,h h„r f,M( huthand m The public is invited and all Herbst as hostesses. March 3. highlv deh.it, I maniirvrr. M'rr They #ncminter an imailng aimemheri are urged to attend. nsn * famous "March tn sortment of would h. bohemians The regular monthly meeting of — *ry fin the Nnrmind de V Howard Chap­ Iheir Simple dl*h»» taste wonderful ter of the t ’DC will h# h»ld at *4 husband rnmphcatrs matters hy svhen they ere well prepared. Try | the home of Mrs George D Bis­ hanging around ton much, leaving this clss’lr way with veal chnptl hop with Mrs J. G. Sharon as Martha in dnuht ai to whn Is the Mr and Mr* Herbert Pope. Cream nf Cucumber .Soup eo hostess. Time Is 3 pm, father nf her unbnrn child. A SERIES B*l nONt» Indian Mound Vtllaie. have had as Crisp Breaded Veal Chop* MONDAY Illil# rough In plar#s. hut ■ good • FOR IN COM? Ihetr guests fnr a few day*, his Mashed Pntatne* Green Cohhsge The Brownlee Bible Hass will piriur# of lh* fluctuation between Slired Tonvatne* with Basil SERIES 8*2 Comm* t meet in Ihe Recreation Hall nf brother, William H. Pope of Phila­ belief and unbelief, tour*** *nd Draining the Firil Presbyterian Chiirrh at delphia. Pa. Stork Fund for despair. Fruit Terta Beverage I pm. for a hu.vinr.vs meeting. Inromo and GrnwlTi'' «' Library favorlt** leeordlnf fo CRISP BREADED VEAL (JUG'S .Mtsi Jean Wilson, <s)u) la attend-, Th*- BegMall Ave. Circle will the Fehru»ry Be»der’» Chotre Ingredients: 4 loin ve«| chops inrv’l at the chapel at 1 p m. for ing Ihe Florida State University in are: Marjnrl* klornlngslar," "An- &m f about I '» pounds l, S cup Tallahassee, has been elected a, a a covered dish luncheon. ilersnnvtlle." "Man In th* Gray finely rrushed rrarker rrumhs, I chairman of the rn service prniert, Itrprrsrntln* The Frirndvhip League of the Flannel Suit." (fiction. In that or­ teaspoon salt, '% teaspoon pep­ ALI EN A i n. Congregational Church will meet rnmmittffe of Delta Delta Delta der) and "Insid* Africa," "Gift per. I egg, | tablespoon milk, 2 LAKELAND in the fellowship hall al 2 70 surortl). From Th* Rea" and "How To * to 4 tablespoons butler or marga­ p m. 3|»mber — 3lld»e*t Stock' ElLive 7ft3 Day* A eYar," (Non rine. | Lambert Boss has returned to his fiction) We hav* all of these rhan*e; Chlragn Board of Method Choose fine quality home in Grantv, New Mexico, aler hooks and they do ae«m to run Trade — Complete Investment vea| chop* so Ihey will he ten ICutting out biscuits’ Be sure to I pending some lime with Mr and Service Just that way. er-ronked without braising Cut Dour the cutter each time yo u u.se Mrs. W. S. Thornton on West First The selling sun ottered |us| the right llln m ln slio n for cracker ewey any excess fat Mix See you next week. .. fisherman tn tilhouelle. it. And don't twist the cutter if St. rrumhs with salt end pepper llret •* you want your biscuit.* to look egg end nillk enough to combine their he*t, u»e the cultey "straight SilhouBtfei-Interosting Outdoors or In Mr and Mr* Gradr dements yolk and white. Dip a rhop in on" and pull it ilraight up when from ttnultrle. Ga and Mr, Leslie egg, then in seasoned crumb*; —these are what you'll need f«r Silhouette* are pictures that *r* \ you remove it. Taylor from Bohertsdaie, Ala. are fun tn take once In » while — "Operation Silhmielte" If you re continue to prepare remaining $1.79 nnd thfn nd entitles you to* •j visiting Mr anl Mrs Charles! whether you Ho them indoors or shooting indoors in the divtime. rhop* same way. Melt 2 table Meek, and family for a few day* ' out. They aren't anything one stretch the sheet over a window apoon nf tha butter In a large would substitute (or th* usual so that the sunlight shining skillet tin or 12 Inched until One Bronzetono 8 X 1ft Portrait Robert J Hlfkson. Jr Is eomtng j snapshot* of favorite people, but through will provide a luminous very hoi; add chop* and hrovvn RpRttUr IR.5R vnlttp white barkground Note that this they are a nice ch*nge of pare— slowly. A H H a* much of remain­ along nicely after undergoing sur-: will put Ihe light behind the sub­ ing hotter as nere»»ary when rnnoFS shown no appointment gery In Ihe Seminole Me mortal H0’ the variety that adds spice to our ject and in front of your camera other tide nf rhop* art brovsned picture*. NECESS8ARY pital Thursday. The principle li a almpl# one —contrary to the usual rule of Cook slowly until tender and dona 110 5lRsno1la Avp. Indeed. It'a merely a matter of having the light fall on the tub- through Makes 4 **rvlng* Hanford, Fla. * placing th# subject inuarely be­ Ject from behind you a* you snap tween the light and the camera. the picture. You'll need to hake a t-rndneh Obviously, thl* Isn’t going tn With your background al! sat work outdoor* on a bright tunny up and your subtect tn profile thincg renter-rut iltc* nf ham from against It, next darken the rest 1 4 to 2 hours. R* sur* to cut day It would almply give you a of the room end prepare tn make slashes In the fat »d(e of the i L A T E A FT F.nM O O M hack-lighted picture So, for out- a short time exposure. A* with meat, about two Inches apart, SHEATH of t.m peau d» »oi», door silhouette*. It t* a matter of almost all picture taking, here'* hefnr* baking; thl* will prevent croea-draped to a aofllv folded getting up early or doing your a rase of "no logs allowed'—for curling Insert whole elove* In Ihe hodlc#, copies from th# Cell picture taking late In th* day. ramera movement would really fat and hast# th# ham with svseetChapman , print collection. Two The eun ahould be low—tn either he fatal to the final results Tina rnrd plneappl# Julra several time* low-placed panels give fullnta* the ea*t or west to produce the means, of course, that you'll have during th# baking. to th* heck of the *kirL dtilred effect. tn place your camera on a tripod Indoors, a whit* «he*t, a dark­ or some other firm aupport to Many complaints h*v« heart reported h* ened room, your subject posed In hold It atcady during exposure. Ihe Rnnrd nf County Commlnaloner* concern—John Van Guilder profile, and a ahort time exposure FEB. 21 Mrt. L. E. Walker Ing tha caralesa dumping of gnrbnga anti FER. n t r • a h on county and prlvata property in Mr*. Hatll* Atkinson Mrs. t. C, Moore DOORS OPEN Seminola County; Dick Young Jr. DAILY Oaear M. Harrison .* 12:15 THEREFORE, tha Board voted untnl- •MYl C a len d a r Ethel Root Circle To Purchase New Communion Plates Past Matrons Club Has Regular Session At R. Turner Home On The B °O S El F For School Group S ta n Comstock Recommends Try This One KEYSTOK Custodian (p&AACJwh. a PHONE 5 80 EASTER SPECIAL NICHOLS STUDIO NOTICE Happy Birthday New Shipment Just Arrived NOW Hi-yo, Sanford! LAST TIME TONIGHT •:4S mously to notify tha public of th# prexant law .. and PENALTY for violation thereof, In an effort to avoid future prosecution*: HERE COME TONTO, SILVER AND Section 821.88, Florida Statutes IN O O X T8 EV X 9 Tnporitd from Germany! 7:01 — 10:00 ^HUMMELm,'FIGURES‘ SHAPED BACK FULLNESS la featured In a spring. 10SA, Mollis Panda afternoon or eocktall drew of red and black printed bamboo silk. Th# neck* line la narrowlyKutttd and hiffc In front. .~* EJnti'iSttlSfSAhn !1tmTmltt- m n mnut •/Sir ira If Minalnr Tha FLORIDA TIMES UNION Dally Ilellvary Phona 1737 for Prompt S«rv|c# •-*--**• •-m» *■« mwi— « • —— *»»tuj44ti*Ri rife — • • SHMIHISUf — —i m t W i W FEA. 1:2fl W, »w .aLsdJUU**, Ink. 1:24 i f . 'i a g s . s l ', 1:28 *-m --*■ « s-^ *.*.' • ! - >Vi 1. :,f f .‘^tskCtY ‘.| # # . ,* . ,• , ... jVe* wee'** Ir»*»eieJ fis*«* K * » Oerowsoy — »h* world JomoW rH UM M Il” * fi#ur#i, #Hs*d hy ert l*»#rs evarywhaos Ckooih ,fro-* our woodarful *ssortm«ot of iub|a«ti — ovo«y dali#krful|i •ovarlon thlldroa. Alt fi|uraa oM|Ms'ad ol tha Coo*#n», I of Uosson and o-odusad ascluihaty hy th# werld-toieavo factory. Tkaso tfoasvrod fijvrlnas coootl ha d«4 ••icotod o#d oath hoars tha Indaotad '’HUMMIl"* ii|oetwra,V Hha W. Oaahal ,i#o of tha hvi#hla-haa and tha "Oarmany 4 utee»-e#eeef e#evt*e*ficlhr. Y«s*H treasisea yaur"HUMMU"*] l* >aea afways, t» ha »ara ta shag aafty tee^ h*rt saU atianj T dhew w A w s J * 'H m a sse r* «e*ea H a i m / , } Jr* ’ (2) Any pereon violating any of tha vlxlnna of thin aecton ahnll ha punched flna of not more than fifty dollara, or imprlaonment In th# county Jail for not than ona month, or by both aonment FRAN K NOELL, Jeweler 118 So. PARK PHONE 1294 8:28 7:28 “p (1) It ahall ha unlawful for any parson to dump, or catme tn ha dumped, or placa or can*# to ha placed, any garbage, refuse or ‘ ./ ruhblah. of any kind whataoever on or upon any public park, «tata deMgnated -highway, county road, elty street or public landi, or upon private property, without tha content of tha owner thereof. ■-j.'.f. i \, • ' •' ** * . J'i ' t ‘ ' V . - *. i*’*''-nft* «** , ♦iiiV /I Board of County v >»••** i4ih*Wf" x iiL * �* * Looking Forward. To Training •Mv’ o-« ~ * a rr. Sr*w*».. . Golf Tournament begins Unlay at tha Mayfair Country Club. Preliminary playoffs will con­ tinue" through Fab. 25, according to Pro Lea Armstrong with IS* bale flights for all playara, Tha annual 0 . W. 8 p a n e a r Memorial tournament la expected to draw a hugs turnout ad local golfars to trie for tho top pritoa and tha local champlanehlp. Tha defending champion la Harry E. Tooka Jr. Lea Armetrony, pro at tha May* fair Inn course, eald that local yolfera should elf* up at tha pro ahop for the tournament Im­ mediately. / A Scotch Foresetno will also bo playad Sunday, fob. J«. said Armetrony. sponsored by the San­ ford Ladles Golf Association. fli tovaadwr Tha Mayfair Inn yuaata a re .in ­ a Bttle m- vited to taka part In tho Para_ tho aevarity some, aald Armetrony. mat of bar dress. The eight ad ■ mods Lora warm to bar • m en tf Mm Tyiar had n touch af malty, aa aeemod possible wtth that aap and her waB-kapt hands, aha aalgM hove her softay ha velnemble to offaction. T va horn wondering when you warn ooanlny down," Mm Tyloy oaSd, tftouyhtho BtUs otooh on tho *1 M p T S h f O n l , LoraT" 1 dan*t tfttok I otirrod ad sight," Lam mid. "And y o u r Mm Tyler reached ter Mm tmavy voadanwhimta e f h a r ahatr^*T yiret naee—a/ia cieeey npeeo it s# at* Mae a • C & J C T f f iM a im » . SSj . ' 41 H5 Taue'ueeo—a/t« ntifc Time' U J r" IT: t» Ann BlenS Pavrtk Uaeo—S /li Mila. Tlnaei M Kata More fi.*t ft * n » tloie Pink B it I 4* . 4* Eddy* ueetaeart aaa Pirth naee—a-i# nil* 1 «e a *• Hell's Jlnele 4.11 K et rh ump Olrl 144 144 I T» apeedy ' Slipper 111 aleta Here—S/IS Mile. Ttuiei H I H eity uun 111# I t * IT* Heagy a ir* i ts a aa Jerry'Pretty Ml i . i/IS Mile. Timet ai.a r 8 tt qtashly. This room i air af stem dignity Mo (Hvoiouo acoeyays n dhn rad paper aa the af dark draughty Loru had n about harft walla, left. be gay gloom of . this room. ffo I I 41 T i e 114 aupvrlnr Hut 114 l« * J a i l Par M*ll» 4*»i»ll I t* KlaSIfe Ha. / i s niie. Tim*i ai.a Mar rjr Cnnnar 14# T «* 11» Color*do T n m a r 14 *» • 40 Cool D i l i * II* m a t h RaM—4 / t e MIUi Tima ai.o Hull'll M f t * a i* ii* lioiopa « 44 I 00 (bias t 4* Ttalb Harm—S/0 Wlta. Tlm.i 410 lia y S a n t* * r l . t * * 4* I 4* llu * lr C o m b ir lit I •» U l n a l>*iir'*r tit T o n i m r i RUTWica rm «T RACK-- S-* (JR ADR « ltuon*y Ua4**n. K**| Kffori, Oran. Ay, U oiotn Cr#»t. a » * i l Harmony. C em m a n d tr J. W , lit* * grland. RranK lirr. skcomi R trr-a /ia sr ir r n l(*h**r*». Kyalo, l , o n i dam. Rnyal l'« 4 ltn . Hoar I . M i l i | , Tro Oat*. Ou*« aua, aoclal Rill. THIRD RACM-O/IS ORADW ■ H a t probably MatButa n mlM MoonilM i, Tropical alarm. ate Palmy n u n . Rudd Hill. Rutabal1. Juata Bur. got laugh" policy. l>*rk Huada. Baybarry. For onample, ho tald B at any Rnt'RTM R41I4—S/ld ORADW ■ T, Crystal Otrdaa. l.urky iother playara th o want to begin PnncMa hoggatl, Mam aiUt.IlM Rlondla but moot of Bm training writi Me battery man are iaca** r ‘ ***** Raaally, Otaplia and satahara war# t welcome but that they’ll have to . . . f ' " * RAOM-O/IO ORARR M band to boyta yraMaatnary work do Bringa hi* way. Last sprtag, Alston bod no trm- *T don't want any af MU bual nam t i attting up and Handing ajar. Hn**mtad. Staapla Mo whipping Bm sound Into th a n around after a law minutes," hr Amlaa M itfi. M/ . Lmcky Whirl. H.allar Rloiida Puda, taka Cams, La ural far Bm "dlmppototmaut" bo was said. lairing about at* was Iraoh M tha aKVRVT R R t n u a / t l Rrada D playara' minds. Hi ay AouglW they Cait Furfflo, B l Hodges and could win Mo pennant In IM4 any Hubs Walker a l ware on hand r *Trr R"*r*r h t n a u a —i / i i n ra d a o time they shoes la malm Bair whan Alston arrived. Tha manager U uri k* jUrill. i ’ln ion. All il*n. Sp«<4 laid there would bo only one work move, ltd May didn't atyl*, Chtrok** J * k *II. T\hll out a day and Biet would laM until » l * r # H a h t* Hiiaitr, J a i l * U t That burl and Bmp needed m ha decided Bm payers kal had Mall. MIVTH R Al'!-—S - i a CJraSa 0 ta fat lata ihapo Tu m bl* Tnppar, P a llia \V«««in enough. Mlckay'a Tim, Votary, Templar Bm ’■ eompolfi got nnder wap. Tria year, Alstow ftada him self laahtog a papahatoyical moI T U O O tM f n O N O . . B y A lm M o m r Urn. lodgers Start Training W BO BEACH, n a . IP—Tho tdn n e o guard af Bio world thanpin* Brooklyn ’ Dodger* began IpHnf training today with word* 8f faction hroni Manager Hah Al•150. * 'T ry sot to guard against ovar•onfidanct," ho sold. "I inland to leap fremlndlng thsm of M oven though 1 don't anticipate any trou­ ble." ; “Too many playara on this loam bava bean through diiappotntMonts before so they should know th a t to do. But all Bta aamt rm taking no rhaniaa. They’! boar plenty on the aubjoct" “VaWKct3J,5"B:s v X A M f* DAILY CRO SSW O RD W TBRAM AC ROM DOWN tft Tips* I'Bword hUi Plightofof M tnva. I.|.Flight S* Island Mohammad M’s Mohammad ’group la totoMecca food Mecca •Galway hap 8 8.. A winy 8ft Chief 8. Murepr*. 8.8.Not mow* Notsoft soft sent 4.4.Tellurium af Tellurium y 4 -i •) P&T'rire of fsym.1 Miyay laying J(l HI I 111 paanga 8.8.Relation* river Relation* M I'll.I I I II • tpl) ships 88. BvanMf ri ' ru t1 18-fultum d.•.Afloat A float mm fad Ofan anarea area 88. Dried medium . f.f .Of Spent * 88. .Gained, ocannul Gained,aa aa 88. Right bond eiaerprott Kingo t|£ clear prods moat .labbr.l SB 8. One who M. San aa 8 m . Appau —d h i 18. Ponder m makes 88 makes bread brand aapo 4ft Boy's IT. Epoch - f f81. t Plant Plan# amaiaa avwlm 88. MayM l IS. Btoraya J tl. semposaa 81. Prepare fay for publication bavamoo 88. Bxhllarw* Monad M atosT . C JO C K /H A tC iH f A tC iR rtH T ■OATHa bbo m o b A WOOL A A AtMOR/AL M AWAffO V ao rh * ^ Cu t * tm p , h 4 co H T tm ro * J0AAOH4* / THiftW { THA tin * E y1-* - V ftA B O H AOA r m By 1HE ASSOCIATED F IE M Al Bomb, the Cleveland iafialdar. t f j J ' i - W h w -il batliny av arago after winning tho American League's moat valuable player award io ISM, wat eagerly looking forward to tha official Mart el baioball ipring training today. The right index flngtr that caused Romo m much trouble last aaaaoo apparaatly la la good enough shape for Urn to properly, grip n hot. Al showed that bo eta flax tho fingor while working out under a hot tun ytiterday. "If I can bounce back along with tome at tha other players who had trouble Ust year like Bobby Avila and Vic Wcrtt,” bo laid, "we'll bo a definite pennant contaader." Injurita alio warn to tho news oUowbara on major league fronts. Manager Charley Grimm of tho Milwaukee Braves aald ho thinks righthander Low Burdette will bo able to bogie ipring training workouts with the club Saturday dasplta his recant pitching hand surgery. Burdette hurt kli hand last wash whaa a rusty piers o lawn mowar blade blew off a mower and gashed his knuckle#. la Biltimoro'i now yuarlort at Scottadale, Aria., two Oriole rooklot suffered minor injurita. Catcher Lao Moncada had his nose frac­ tured and outfielder Joe Criitello came down with a bruited heal. Neither la sxpacla to ho aidalinod far more than two or three daya. At naarby Man, Bob McKee, a rookie second bawman up from Daa Molnei, showed good batting power and faaey fielding in a Chicago Cubs' workout. Tha veter­ an Hank Sauer also hit saverai balls out of the park. The major leguera, too, ware buay with poa and ink. Among those who came to (arms yaiterday ware Chico Carraaquel of Clavalaiid, Jim Plarsail of tha Boiloo Bad Sox and Bob Carv af tha New York Yaaktot. Carraiquel w ti acquired from tha Chicago White Sox ia a winter trod#. Tho Amaricaa Hockey League record far tha uaaiilatad goals scored to aaa game ia eight. They wars made by tha lata Johnny Holota while playing tor Cleveland to 1544-47. 'M lW U T J*l SlrMK. Manr Rabbin*, Naina ban, jaaeTo ParreU, Dirta, Plrlay (Tool KI.RVRNTH BACS-Om Orate R To* vuury, aiormr Hollar. Kd Hnnaaa. Uay Numb*r. U v la ib l* *«»». *m*a oaaiR Rig H*ur*. Uubiia T»T*«t atr+ cM g M C C H f/P tA A T /o H M HOUSTON «#>-Cary Middleeoff, n ' r t i 7 " ! Ml* m A M tfifC A ’ .T* golfer- m o > t -fr e q -tlM r -'loa ij*n J j*i m h/cmih* tr m A /g A A O iP ABO UT 2 f mM> *****w 6*M i AH9 \ K r ■' m - . JU 9 T A A O U T ' A* MAH/ J M j p tto u H P s. tu r coach, *rtA OH A H ftO P t. mi*-0,2*OtOUHOtA O H C i/ A U iP T O MAMA A TtAtf At JUNIOR Ht6H tCHOOL PBCAU98 H i wa%-mo m o wa* a a - i , M n - y tA B - u o to win tho Houston Open, will b« tho favorite again whan tha 7*. hole, MO,008 event atarts tomor* row. In two day*, tha former Memphla doatiat has collected 14 blriea ia praetlea rounds aver tha aprawliag. T.lM-yard. p a r ti Momortal Park eourat. "I’d Ilk# to Mart tomorrow knojring I would havt 14 birdies la two day#," the tall golfer aald. MMdlacoff won tho Houitof Open in 1M0 and 1»M. Frofeaaionali Harry Dee, Harts* dale, N. Y., and Bab Gajdi, Dr* trolt, Mich., and amateur BUI WUUamsea. Charlotte, N. C., polled identical scares af M-JS-—48 ytetarday to aharn madaUat honors a* 11 ant af 144 playara qualiftod tor A t* TAB MAIM tomorrow's field af 111 . A t ACOM 10(H*V/Ut Forty-alna qualified wM arorea iM JO rtB HCM A of 74 ar bettor. This left mom for AtBA AATfHB only three of tho 14 tied ** 75, m* *tA*O THU H A * t H» Two o them, Joe Blaek, AbUana, WHtH THAT . Ta*., and Den Byr^, Lake WauaMHOCMtP PAYTOH car, Ind., qualified before darkAAOM THA O ABiA TiH A AHM i at#i Mopped a iwatfait after two A t AH OYtATtMA hoist. v m tU iM , A t Henry Williams Jr., Haading, U O A tP 3 0 OA Fa., wat tha top moMy winner ia T H tm a a r o /h t * . tho tournament's new, II,7M proamateur event at the lharpttowa Country Club. WUllami' low icore af M aa tho a.84iyard, par-n Sharpetown lay­ out was good lor 84M. Jackie Burke Jr., Kia maths Lake, N.Y., k ri a If h r 1871, while Jerry Bi n bar. Lea Angela*, woo $UB wtth Dlckaiaa. John Magllo and Vic a K Molodet popped in free throws to iea it. Molodet, with M, and MagHo,, with t>. paced the Wolfpiek, but North Carolina’s Len Rosenbluth was tops with Southern eMthodiit, ranked Na Q r t T e n n i s R e C O f d It nationally, •linehad oa worts NEW YORK UR - Kurt Nlslisn, than a title aharo to tha South ths giant Dans, will try to era in we at Con/eranca by whipping Bay­ lor M-fi aa Ron Morris, with 81, ths •’bridetmaid" hist on hla Inter­ and Larry Schowalter, with II, national tannla record In ths In­ brok« up a Baylor ions to tha lrtt door championihlpi. beginning tohalf with thrir isti. SMU can grab lay at lbs Scvent hRegiiyant Ar­ tha title and NCAA berth by beat mory. log runner-up Arkansas at Dallaa to keeping with hi* perennial runntrup rota, Ih# M • ya*r • old Saturday. atar. from Idaho Stats won Ha fourth ,Davla . Cup . . . . . Copenhagen . . _ ■freight Rocky Mountain title and d Hit NCAA entry by baiting Colorado 5W*<,,B 1 5Y*B Davldion, College for tho second night ia a tha *584 toeor ehamploa. row,77-58, T tiaa Tseh. however, • If major touiwamaata anod a tumbled to third in tho Border aft- round earlier, Nielioa, who aporta er holding what looked like a aura a mustache and • blockbusting title rial mby loilng to Ntw Mexi­ aarviea, would own one fif tha moat co A»*W ga-M. The Aggiei rallied impressive records to tha eourt with 14 points to tha last 7 minutaa •port. fo gain a aliara of ths laid with • Ho has boon twine- yunnarup la that# indoor championihlpi. Ha waa ninnerup twice at Wimblsdon, tha premier grata courts tourna­ ment. to list ho gained tha final 4 Postseason Picks Knocked For Loop By ID WILKS The Associated Pram T h i a ia aBIt tha-Toum amentTeam# Week in college batketball. In two nights our postsaaion aalections have bean knocked for a loop, including mighty Loultvillc, ranked No. I In tho Anociated Praia poU and a likely co-favorite for tab Naiional Invitation Tournemant title, Kiitarn Kentucky, an unlikely, 5-14 giant kUlar, itunnrd LouiivlUe 44-44 la it night with Jack Adtmt tipping to the ctochtr to tha final aacoodi, Tha Cardinal! now have lost two of their last lour gamta for a J U record. Adams mined a abort sat after a 44-ieeond freete hut racovorad for tha tip-to. Ho waa high for tho game with M point#. Louisville, hitting an only 87 of 80 ahata, waa lad by Charlie Tyra, who scored >S and tied It st 84-all with two freo tbrowi, Connecticut, an NCAA sntry aa Kurt Nielsen Will Try To Erase Blot * I?5 *- * - (■m P a u j . i i u ***«*i :*.***» *uW#rin< th,lr ^ I** r O W C I I n O n a i C Q p of ths season made up a 15-poipt deficit to tit K at SS-all. But Dick Kid and George Burke then Second rounds to th* Dot Powell packed it away on auccesiive Handicap Tournament playad at the driving layupi. Mayfair Inn Country Club ware Monday, NCAA bound Memphis completed Sunday Fab. 18 with tha State waa upiat by Tennanee following ladies winning: Mra. Tech, and NIT entry Marquette Jeanne Foulk defeated 51 r a. waa spilled by Notra Dams. Blanche Nicely; Mra. E. B. Smith In other garnet sixth ranked defeated Miaa Cecils Heard: Mra. North Carolina Itata made up a Carman Inch defeated Mra. D. H. nine-point deficK to th* last I minMathare; Mra. Rota Adama defeat­ utsa to beat 'ninth-ranked North ed Mra. H aul Porter, Mrs. B. C. Carolina 70-71 and make tha At­ Hayman defeated Min Ellen Betti; lantic Coart Conference the moat Mrs. T. F. McD .nisi defeated Mrs. evenly balanced leagu* to the na Andy Marsh; Mra. F. O. Hart de­ tion. N. C. State, North Carolina, feated Mrs. Charlea Bloom; Mra. Waka Forest and Duke all ahara Andrew Carrawsy defeated Mra. ths lead at 10-1 . John Crawford. Duka mads It by budding a 85Comparing ta *>a quarter-final potot edge on five straight field rounds thia wtak will ha th* follow- goals by Joe Balmont at tha a tog: Mra. oJaane Faulk to play Mrs. of tha atcond half and than rol t Carman Inch; Mra. E. B. Smith to on to shfUack Virginia W-38. play Mra. Bose Adama; Mrs. E. C. N. C. SUta, tho reigning l Hayman to play Mra. T. F. McDan­ champ, took a 88-88 lead la iel; Mra F. 0. Hart will play Mrs. closing rally aa Lon Diekr Andrew Carraway sank a sat nth l:d> to play. 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' ^ ' ' t •, • •, • ' , -■' P lff T % a : • MOK IKH • UUMUU* ^*ur i*m. t* aktitoti S IN TMAT too 0 MAf w r o n o * \r & ‘ VOUg COlltAtfl, TNI* t* a-NO. MAM' |>t P0Y7 ML IKl |ATIM«' HOW : HAVE TO n A Y IT tii.imuic- Little* Folks B y B/LL W dD E ^ BAWTER, I'M N in e TO INTERVIEW YOU FOR OUR CCHOOL RAPERj^ VOL) KNOW X i MY NAME AN' ADDRtSC. - NOW WHAT S IC E ? /W IS SECRET FOR your pe p and QUICK EMER6 Y? Washington Seen A s First-Rate Strategist WASHINGTON (JL-Georg# Wash- own hook, without die authority of ue at lea power wai contained in a By hindsight Washington'! ac­ tactnn U beginning to emerge in hit* Congren. jletter to Gov. Nicholai Cook# of complishments la land aea coopera­ tor)' >i e tin t rete navel itrategiit. Waihlngton, of courie, learned Rhode i,Und. outlining hii urgent tion do not look Imprasslvt. They Oddly, historians by and Urge hla lessons the hard * ,y - ’*)’*}'Ineed of auppllei and prodding the have a common senso perspective have ignored the (act that Wash- were pounded home by the British. ; . . .. that today la taken for granted. InMon, a landlubber, anticipated Navy, sometime* with round shot; « " °,ut « ,d« l »° What must bg realised if that llIT modern thaoriei at lea power and grape. In the end. though, it |cu^ °« Bri.tl,h. . ,upf!y .‘h,p'by over a hundred nearer «** ••wao-hla, u je .p t combined pptr*- . .qn Oct. I, 1778. Washington ad- th* aclenc* of warfare had dete­ riorated steadily for well over a Even morg startling, though, wai tloni, employing the French fleet, vised Congresi "I have directed thousand years. Fleets and armlas three vessels to he equipped In that ended th# war at Yorktown Waihington'e original thinking. operated Independently, neither Hoar Adm. lamuel Eliott Morison, Mori.nn commented in an inter order to cut off the supplies of the with any conception of th* prob­ enemy." A month liter Washing­ view that without the naval aupe •aval hiitorian. sayi he wat the lems of the other. drat man in 1,240 years to have a rtority provided by the French. 1ton had a six-ship navy sailing the under the continental pine Th# naval battle wa* a matter Revolution have ....... been dear grasp of tha polentlaliliee of “The .... ....... .............would ....... ....... of two rows of ships lining up and •combinend land-sea operation*. snuffed out. Resistance would have ,rrB Rag. Further. Washington founded what ceased gradually. The same thing The real turning point of the firing broadilda at each other. b_gow the American Navy on his happened during the Civil War." American Revolution came on Feb Land warfare was reduced to stand up battles, usually of eold steal, -# In brief, a blockade by the Brit­ 6, 1778, when the French signed In which tha classic manauvar was ish fleet would have strangled the a treaty of amity and alliance with to try a Ranking movement. the colonies. colonies into submission. Asked where In history previous So long a* the British held oRs- While no mention was msde In lo Washington you could find a gen­ the trrsty of navsl aid, you find ton with the tea at their barks, NEW YORK (OP)—You’.-a all In- Washington knew nothing short of Washington writing In July of that eral with the same grasp of the wiled to our house next March 11 a frontal assault could drive them year to his friend, Lt. Gen. Count interrelationship between land and When NBC-TV’ will present a out—and Washington's motley col- de Ruschainbcau, tha French troop sea warfare, Morlson said: “You'd have to go clear back to three-hdur showing of Sir Laur- feVtlon' of fVrmer*7'business' men commander: enc# Olivlar’a naw film “ Richard an(j mechaoic# »•* in no shape to "In any operation and under all Rellsarius. You remember h# once circumstance* a decisive navsl conducted a long march overland , , L!’ do that. ie. ,to be W * I* rather a grand Invitation, | Washington quickly realised, too.. superiority . . , considered as with the sea on hi* Rink and the but wa figure tha Joint la going to ,hat hj| . rm_ w | «hollv'* fundamental prlnclpl* and the Reel sailing along alowly to protect bo jammed anyway and a » « . dependentM ?m lllfai supplies on h* '“ up"" * h'f* -very hop. of It." more won’t make any difference. .hlpmenta from over*.**. And he|“ ,efe‘, mu,‘ “1,ln»«tely depend." Bellsariua was th* top soldlsr for 1 11 he somewhere in the crown, knew he could never move hit I Thet# sentiment* were not to Justlnlao I who rutad th# eastern but I don’t expect to see much of foix## hy land as quickly as could tlnd an acho until 1880 when Rear half of the Roman Empire from tha American debut of this Shake- lh, Brjli, h by |eJ |Admiral A. T. Mahan wrot# his Constantlnoplo and who sent Besposrean drama. The first evidence of Washing°n 'Influence of Sea Pow­ lisanus to conquer Rome.' That Th* cause of this situation I* ton's growing awareness of the val- er upon History;" now the naval was 840 A.D.—1240 years before officer'* blble. Yorktown. that "Richard III" will he seen ki color as well as In black and wd|b. You se* a manufacturer of eolor television set* loaned me a aet a few weeka ago. And ai far «a I'm conctrnad ho can come tak* ft back any tlma. Rut don't get me wrong: the color 1* fine. It’s the erowda that art killing mt. Home Juat hasn't been th* samt line* that aet came la th* door. Life has lost Hs privacy. If you don't itep on a 1 year-old crouched b ef-e th* new monster, you'll trip ov« somebody's grandmother tit­ ling tn my favorite chair. It’a probably a commentary on •ur socio-economic stratum that • Mot* In Immediately . absolutely nobody we know has a color televiilon set. In fact, prac­ • Carrying charge* 1c m than rent tically nobody we know hac seen • color program—until this sat • Lakefront lot* wa* loaned le us. In fact, I'd enly aesn a couple of color programs InjMudlog before thia thing was • Colored plumbing fixture* delWerrd It would be an etaggeratlon to * • Wife-aarer Rainbow Kitchen bj lay I itUl haven't seen a eolor program—though only a alight #xGENERAL ELECTRIC aggeratlon. For color talcvision, be­ lieve me, friends, turns the cal­ endar back lo tha good old days • GI or conventional financing of th# first black and white acts when living rooms became crowd­ . MMTHUII NAnW U. never had Urn* for reading at borne. ed picnic grounds. I L touS# fallen from aoclal fa- Bha la aatchlng up during her all-expense paid vacation tn the Y o W former best friend* shun County Jail, Milwaukee, Wls, you, dash right out and get a eolor where ah* la making a phone TV tot. Than just mention ft In ealL Her Jall-type vacation stem* ft* neighborhood. You'll find your- from refusal to pay a ft SOjudg­ Mil th* most popular perion ment obtained agalnit her by Mr*. Alela Harry, IS years ago. SINCE 1941 SANFORD’S LEADING BUILDER Hg*> Hanean'a enforced leisure lh# IMS U. 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Its Indian nemo la Ee-olkahm , or rod leafed hush, D rs. A. V . Metnel and B e la * Abt, two young astronomer* from Yerkes Obeerratory In Wisconsin, ‘ filed reporta on more than 180 pro­ spective sites e ra s before they de­ cided JOtt Peak waa worth a test H alf a dozen other alto* a rt usI? t a r consideration. Weather, air and location must be perfect to take full advantage of mDllooa of dolJirs worth of optical aqulpmsnt. These srs tho most important Lfactors: S B 1. The weather. Tbo fewer tho clouds, tho more nights tor vtowj' lag th* ilsra . About D tlinqut ncy Doing U.S. Horm * 9r worn TOOMAS HOLLYWOOD (E>—Bay IHQaad Mid today that Hollywood fllma ri?f*r-*" 2 r , * \ v inf th# U m a k m m *». g n a t ham Mrlt! MlHand voiced m apfniaa Mini to seldom heard in Hollywood. Most spi k s i M her* declare that Kmfttaff anparta would fc tw fu s w ith "freedom of the screen.” They tig* lend# that the United State# la a democracy because M ana eritleis* ttself. •Certainly I believe In freedom starred hi ’Ttotom." Ha aaM hi* tolka with E uropean# durlag Ms Jwnwyi appalled Mm. "Wherever 1 wsnt-Lhtooo, Athera. Romo, London-1 board the same thlngo from people,” ho aald. “They think oil American children are delinquent*. This 1»- prescion cones from three H olly­ wood picturec-'Rchal Without • Cause* (Jam es Dean), 'Blackboard Jungle* Glenn Ford and *Tho Wild One* (Marion Brando). “I try to explain to tham that thoao picture show only Isolated ease* of fovonll* delinquency. B u i 9. Th# air. It has to b* complete- they don't understand that. They r froo of dust and turbulence. Tbo sc# R up on th# screen, so they ust factor to one reason why ob- think H most bo ton*. Ssarvatories ar* on mountain*, high abort tho plaint, Evta a alight “shimmering” — similar to that caused by heat waves rising from • blacktop road—can blur tho 1m'age of a star on a photographic plate. * 9. Light Tho great luminous bubbles thrown miles Into the night sky by city lights ars an astnmomer’a No, 1 bugaboo. For oxamplt, Mi. Wilson Observatory in California was built long baton the postwar advance of tho sub­ urbs. Now the sky abort M to •hot through with light that torma a barrier between tho telcseopc and dim, distant start. Even newer Palomar to being affected by Cali­ fornia's growth. Mclnel explains that Ilia lack of in adequate observatory under a d ea r sky to holding up research on one of the most important proto lam t of science—th* "rod shift" Star cluster* or galaxies millions of light years away hav* been found to be tinged slightly rad. To many astronomers this means they are moving away from th# earth. If all the galaxies are mowing . away. It may mean that th* uni Verso to constantly expanding-hut ..to. prove this theory research Is needed, and the galaxies are among the dimmest of stars. Kltt Peak Is a compromise hatween the natural dnslra of an as­ tronomer—and his wlf<»—to ba near civilisation of somo sort and tho need for darkness. The mushroomtog city of Tucson to only 40 mttoe northeast, but blocked from grow­ ing out toward ths peak by a range of mountains. Sells Is • tiny Indian ogenry town to miles to ths west. Tho nearest "town” la flan VIc^fice, which consist* nf two mud LONDON OB—Heavy snows and 49, Denmark, G e r m a n y 94, big Increase In deaths not directly bitter winds spread still more mis* Greece 90, Austria 32, Spain 21, caused by the weather. One p«p«i ery over frown Europe today, Sweden 90, Portugal 17, Belgium five columns of obituar) ^ locked in the 22iid day of Its worst 19, Switzerland II, Norway • and «snel‘ hE| fr*Me*tm of (hn *—furr ^Fwiand—1---------------•. v fco n fm m * ^ ' w li'eatnt from the” weatner totaled *ai u i r, u ,ce r ,ekl b1tfke(l coastal ship at least 7.77. Weathermen eautiouf- cSpain.,ltTt.W The Balearic Islands,.fa- ^ j lhe Norlh g ,, ind Balllo ly said milder temperatures might Coal was short .owns aero,, he in the offing, but that brought Germany, Wild boars and deet fears of widespread flooding from come down into towns looking foi the wing rivers and snows. food. Italy, one of the worst hit eounSnowdrifts blocked roads in low tries, faced new troubles—Commu­ e r Austria. nist-backed relief riots. Demon­ strators clashed with police to sev­ 'An esrthvuko rocked a tarsi eral traditionally poor Southern area of Turkey between IstanV towns where cold has brought new and Ankara, wrecking more than hardships. 100 houses In two villages alone. Communist East Europe ealled Press reports said one woman died nut troops to keep industries mov­ of fright and eight persons wers ing. Czechoslovakia ordered sol­ Injured In a theater which col­ diers Into coal mines. Hungary put lapsed d' ring the tremor. troops Into Its giant 8tallnvaros steel plant after heavy snows snarled operations. Britain too used troops for snow clsartog. This was the recorded death roll from the cold spell:Prance 191, Italy 99, Turkey 79, Yugoslavia 70, Britain 89, Holland “Is this the way to maka Wands t Wo pour billion dollar# into Europe and then ruin their opinion of ue by o few pictures. Naturally they want to ballev# those doctractive view* of u# be­ cause thaw or* aaviooo of our TS2f‘ l» m llM # a. " m of Jtrvenllo dollnquoney R ■ oounty-MWo obould make pictures about it, to show our­ selves what to going on. But wo shouldn't oond tbo picture# abroad to maka enemies for ns. Can you imagine tea Communtota making films about their Juvenile de­ linquents and sending them a* broad 7* Britain Announces Proposal For New Hard-Hitting Army LONDON (K—Britain announced plans today for a new, stream­ lined hard-hitting army equipped with American guided missiles to meet the new pattern of nuclear war. Training In use of the American land-to-to-land missile "Corporal”1 will begin this year. War Minister Anthony Head disclosed. The entire army pattern will be revamped with the emphasis on smaller, fast m o v i n g combat groups, comprising both Infantry and armor and equipped with the Torn and Peart Sheahan of Torrtngton, Conn.; the most modern weapons available, nual dog show In Now York, and aa Madlaon Scaly ham, Ch. Robin Hill Brigade, owned by Mr*. lie said. ■quara Garden reoouoda with barks, tbo bluo- Robert B. Choate at Danvers, Mu l . and tho BedA new Independent Infantry bri­ stbbon wteuess ora thoeao tor each brand. Among lington Terrier, Ch. Ibi Gamin at Rowanoaks, from NIW YORKN7IC71VI Daniel McEnery, 21, winces with pain as hs to Eta cantatas Judged boot at dogdom’a top event are: Stirling, N. J. A hopeful contender (bottom, right) gade will be set up and earmarked treated for two bullot wound# In tha stomach. Cruising with his Em TBowteound. Ch. h o cy Bombardier, owned bg Is D e o J u Bob Boy, an English Springer SpanieL to move quickly to any part of partnar, McEnery became surpleloua of a motorist and stopped him. the world. Aa ha approached tha ear, tha suspect opened Are with the gun seen He said iperlal equipment to ACTRESS MARRIED K. CORNELL TO MAKE tn another detective’* hand (upper, left), McEnery, despite hla wounds, pumped five bullet# Into the gunman, who toppled ever NEW YOnK OK—Television ac­ protect troops from the effects of DEBUT atomic radiation hai been devel­ dead. Tha man waa Identified ai Armando Ibanet, 40, an ax-convict tress Polly Bergen has announced NEW YORK OK—Katharine Cor­ Tha car had been stolen and held stolen property. (International) tha waa married Feb. IS at Fair­ oped. nell la roportodly planning to maka fax, Va., to Freddie Fields, vice her lelovlslon dobut with ha rgreat- president of the Musie Corp. of AT. LOUIS tK—Fifteen year* ago ast success—"Tha Barrotts of WIm- America, SIRLOIN OR CLUB GA. GRADE A — D&D Marlon J. L. Lambert, It. Louis pole Street.” Tha play would be hurinese eooeoHve and aportoman, presented April I oo NBC’s Pro­ Fifty- thro# per cent of Amort started a one man esraaade to sava ducin' Mbowoas*. • •ana owns their own homes too buNato—the - r antthing bison". Mo purchasod a bull and two eowa and turned team tooso on hto 1,000 acr# gama prosorv* near < ' ' , , u r Land 01,rims, Wls. Fifty btson hav# boon horn tn tbo pari W years and 90 mors ootvos ara ready tor delivery soon. Tbo hard has become a hasard and a nuisance and btlt* ar* run­ ning high. Ho ha* considered every solu­ tion. Meat packers, sons, conser­ vation commission* won't buy them. Ths State of Wisconsin •iooon't Uha his proposal of simply Owning them toooo. No hai ruled out slaughtering t o n . A NEW LOW PRICE Sight now, ho admit*, ha to buf­ FRESH PIG — . faloed. Crusade To Save Buffalo Turns Out State Construction To Be Nuisance Record Set In '55 TAM PA W)— Flbrlda w t a sonstruetlon raaord hi 1988 for tho fourth >*ar b« a row, Florida Builder magnate* rsporte te toe current toaua, Conatrurtlon perm Ha to Ei# value of 978S,1M,071 war* Issusd lari year, th* mggaslne aald. Thai compare* to #601,187,794 te 1084 and #688,011,907 to 1089. Tha magazine aald this total probably would be doubled by adding tbo valua of eonatrnrtlon for which permit* ar# not requir­ ed-municipal Improvement* such a* »cwrr and mad work, stnt# rood project* and military aonatruetlon. Of th* 114 ehtas and nntoaovporated area* cheeked, 79 reported eonatrurtlon valnee w ire higher to 1098 then 1994 end 48 reported record* war* set. Aa usual residential eonatruetton oat Mia pea*. Th* aumber of now home* waa a record 89,904, mora the* 10,000 better Mian 1984. University MAWS Lb ll 'Creepy-Pfiepy' Is Designed For Use In Army Combat a gadget M calls Mi# 'croepypaapy"—a television camera and Michigan aid Mia University of tranamtttor designed tor uso In for­ Chlcsgo ar* now helping start tha ward battlo areas. project, and othors will Join lator. On# man oould move Mm 18Rigid now Malnol aad a riaff of pouod earn tv* and transmitter to engineers ara designing two tele­ an advanced position under cover scopes, osm with a M-Inch mirror at derkneye, than withdraw to oafs to gather tn tha starlight, on* with ty. A rueatrar sat up behind tha an 90-Inch mirror. Hnee would raaord Mm toonamltThar* wll ba two obaarvatortos tor’* signal on a )0-ioeh picture to housa them, and Rvlng quarters for shout a dossa permanent as­ ANhou^ designed for combat tronomers. Plena also a a l flor a use, "oreopr peep/" might be uoo<t publls museum. CQEMMWlillF for T Y coverage of A Hearty Salad Fo r Cool Bittofl WESSON Pflgttew srs shown making Eiato way up to Iho Monto do Ciirio Roy, which is located at tho *d ,0° R*PubUa 01 Mexico. There Mstager of------the B- 7Paso, dloceae told vast throng a*.-Uahop aaL ___ t ^* Tost, wwtoEto turn utotho v i« wrong I tori ttaay won on tho peak of a great opportunity to servo mankind. for an *tgh# weak minimum. Mammy Lew is, aetartataunant dtraefor for both Mm Naw Fronttar aad Btvten hotels to L a s Vegas, aald M o ray's troop* win alter­ nate between th* tiro hotels. "Blackouts" one* had a s*vsny **r ran te Hollywood. H urns r* . rived for a Msraawseh aofsgtmasM at flm Now Fran Mar and tha ran kaa W w held over for H u iv d C L o a f Phont 888 lfl-ox. CON CARNE 19c FLORIDA CRYSTAL Lb, BAG 12-ox. TREET MM CHEVROLET DELUXE I DOOR CLEAN MU CHEVROLET DELUXE S DR. t I M BETTER THAN MOST Ml CADILLAC 61 SEDAN BLACK AND PRETTY M9 FORD 1 DOOR SEDAN NEW PAINT Ml PLYMOUTH 4 DOOR SEDAN VERT GOOD HUDSON CLUB COITPB GOOD TRANSPORTATION 319c ARMOUR'S TOMATO SOUP CAMPBELL'S ME W IL L D R ILLIN G ROUND or T-BONE LYKES CIIILI STEW IF YOU, MY FRIEND. DON’T WANT TO SPEND TOO MUCH FOR A USED CAR HEED WELL IN TIME THIS LITTLE RHYME: OUR PRICES ARE WAY BELOW PAR Th* eontract sans for payment at a quarter mlQtoa dollars a year . LYKES BEEF test • braahtog news stortea, pr*stdspMsl BomtnaKng aonveotioai and •porta events, Mi* Arm y said. HOLLYWOOD IK - Eon Mur ray’s "Blackouts," fostering Marla WUkw, has b*on given a million dollar eontract to appear annually te La* Vogts, Nov., until 1980. - oW 4' 'Blackouts' Will Appear to Nevada ' nre-enrierd rice and sail -•II rir*. Cover a •nvrr and tot « BEEP CHUCK TAILS OR H i* M te d Nations rays tee WAENINOTOW IK - The Army world bow has 1,900,000 physici­ hoo added to *■ aombat arsenal an*. Tha to «OC ffl‘ . •-V E 19c ■ ft V0‘ WEBB'S LONG GRAIN t |3 f STAINLESS STEEL “Th* AH-PurpoM Blade" FREE WITH 110.00 it FOOD ORDER ^ ^ fflC W U UU (WITH 11.06 OR MORE FOOD ORDER) TRU-FLAVOR <wt , r PILL8BURY ^ | | | f ,i OPIN ETKNINGB TILL 9 OTLOCK NABISCO 1 Lb. HONEY �R )M R ' — — R— '— v.-iXY.-Lrtls, »'WT' [5 ■ *=8 —1Li iwiV- "~ ~ g8 - .Iv * »”,4X=Sa*v' v*v. * ISHOUT Y O U R ST O R Y A LL O V ER SEMINOLE C O U N TY W ITH A HERALD W A N T AD {.%q — To Sell, Buy, Trade, Hire, Recover a Lost A rticle, Just Phone 1821 — W,d. Ffb. 22. ISM THE SANFORD HERALD ., » . > • j 7 c r m le - o .— s e AmT iT ? vtv INVESTMENT Threa Apartment Unit Two wilh two bedrooms each, on* with one bedroom. All with large Living Room* and aeparate Baths. Near Churches and Shop­ ping. This la a good buy (or in­ come. 114,500. Rasa L. Payton, Broker Aaaahellf B, Headeraoa, Associate Alberta J. Hall, Associate Phone 2*7t IT-M at Hiawatha ’t x ■ W flf* * • ■ ARTICLES-ROW■FMJT. THE OLD HOME TOW N EXCHANGE BARGAIN CENTER PLUMBING DO you have a good trailer that .107 Sanford Ave. Contract and repair work. Free you would like to turn In on rstimalcs. It. L. Harvey. 204 new Concrete Block, 2 bedroom Senaatlonal Weekend Spe­ Sanford Ave. Phone 1323. cial*. house, completely furnished? Home on 4 Lots, outside City, Men’s Work Panin $2.69 RAN DAL L E LELTR 1C CO. away from heavy traffic. Ideal Boy’n Sport Shirtn ....... 69c Electrical Contracting and Repair* for children. TV’ Servlet Center LADIES DRESSES Rendu and Cmsley Appliance* ANOTHER GOOD SPOT for chil­ Beautiful Styled, All Sixee. 112 Magnolia Are. Ph. 1IS dren. Plenty of room, both in­ Greatly Reduced side and outside. Well located FOR KENTDragline h^Tumir 4 bedroom house at sacrifice Wrrk ur Month, 1’han# 1431, Lee I— ARTICLES WANTED —* price. Good terms avsilable. Construction Co. Bv’b’iANLEY ** i f * u S Sn*-i 0**-«e T| M O W , A lO W , G W A M P ! H M - M - M - I D Q N T GAINS' VFIDAIO/M IS JU S T G O /A IG y - W H A T YOUR? B A B Y B O O K S A Y S 1 THROUGH A PH A SE - THAT 5 T H E S A M E P H A S E < H E W AS<SO/A 4(S THfyOUGH WHE/M 1 W A S HEI 5 E" F i v e Y E I SA G O W H E R E 'S M Y R A T O ® ST R xvp T>7* SEE US FOR FRENCH Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices paid for used furniture, (.’all AVE. PROPERTY. S33. Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 311 E. 1st SL 2344 French Ave, I J I T I I ’U J. W. HALL, REALTOR —It HELP WANTED Id Caatraettag aad Repair “Call Hall” Phone 1731 rboa# IDS Men agea 11 to 30 to Darn 1M7 Hanford Ave. FOR SALE or RENT • 4 room TWO meat cutting. Apply Mr. Rule, c MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING and bath newly remodtled house ;’*. 3rd St. TYPING . LETTER WHITING with 3 acres of land. Call San­ Lovett’i PROMPT SERVICE ford 1393-J. PHONE .1133 404 Sanfoid All. Nat l. Rank Rids . ARTICLES FOR SALE CREDIT RUREAU OF SANFORD INCOME TAX GOOD Horae for riding and very gentle. Phone 1371-J. Prompt Service 342 Wnndrmff-Perklns Bldg. 1st Ml. AISO, x n Ad * riU^ r tim* ®f A« I* per "*• "* * * t»»e» a- per thve. 5 times 4* per ll*# « iW *' lie. P*r 1 ............ eootract ^ word*- when in • T -ln t C M - ’,,.'e )o « c I ‘ »l * r* gJfaJW ».»«« c«««l ffVSA — l ’* VO*. . •‘Builders of Finer Homes” offers Visit ECHOLS Balcony Beautifully Designed Three and Furniture Displayed for eaay Four B e d r o o m Homes for and Convenient Examination Florida Living BEDROOM SPECIAL FHA and VA (01) Financed Rookcase Bed, Double Dresser. • Priced from $11 ,200. to 113,000. Large Mirror, Innersprlnp Mat­ tress, Matching Box Springs Sales Offtea—JUS So. French Are. FREE 2100 or M 0 2 Pillow, and t Mallreas Pad ALL FOR $169.00 KING SIZE BED KO X N) Guaranteed 10 Years Innersprtng Mattress Box Springs (choice of Ticktng) Headboard (choice of cover) Hollywood Legs FOR RENT feURNISHEP Oarage Apt. ZSOO Mellonvllle._________________ WRLAKA APARTMENTS: roonsT pf»ate baths, l i t W, first St. ItoUaway. Hospital a n d B a b y Beds. Day, Week or Month— Tal. 1423. Furniture Center— 1U West First A ith a Apia. TRW. Seminole Realty Ihr Desir_____ Hoaaee and Apt*. Phone 17. EFFICIENCY Apartment SuiT able for bachelor 01 iplc. . fleam heat, private hi iwt er. CevenienOr locate. '»* usr great Post Orflca. lnqit M l Jacobson Dept Sin. Furnished Apt. Ph. 43J-W. TWO Bedroom fumtshed house. Apply Gars go Apt. 113 W. l*lh u ***• _ _ ________________________________ ,___ NICELY Furnished five room ALL FOR ONLY $129.50 C. A. WHIDDON. SR. Complete Stock of Unfinished Furniture See Our Large Display of Reauti ful Dinette Sets Rag. Real E s t a t e Broker V. E. Dougin. Ruby E. William* LIVING ROOM~8PECIAL Salesmen Ph- 1231 2-Pc. Sectional (Choice Fabric)— Ill 8. Park I Corner Tahl* — 2 End Tables3 Table Lamps ALL FOR $119.50 B ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Thone 1120-A. B. Peteraon,Broker Comer 2nd A Magnolia. Pr. 1231 Associate* • A. B. Pelerapn Jr., "Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. T. J. Cheaterson. Garfield Wil­ Open Mondays ’til l:M p. m. letts. John Meiscb, R. W. Wil­ liams. Haiti M. Field. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. RCn-MIU CONERKTR Miracle Caacreto Co $500. DOWN 3M Rim Ave. Pboae 111 * VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom home, large corner lot, establish­ ed neighborhood. Not a project. —Factory la Tea— 1800 Mcllnnvilic Ave. Phone 1991. Alumlaum -V tM tla n Bitnria Enrlosed head. Mag-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. Plastic or UNFURNISHED Cottage wilh Kit­ rayon tapes. Cotton nr nylon 3 Bedroom Cenereie Block chen equipment snd venotian fords. VA — *223 Down Payment blinds, mi Elm *vr. *38. Per Month P A 1 Sankarik Gtataa and Pmtat C* Kitchen Fully Equipped 112-114 West 2nd SL Phone l i t ROOMS By Week Or Month. The Act fast to -boose colors and nle. Palms. 420 W. Fict A. K. Shoemaker, nuilder FURNISHED Garage apt. ^ room*, Pboae 1991 conveniently Inratrd. Adult* i«niy. Phone 3«7 or .vto TWO Rooms furnlthed. Kitchen privileges If desired. 907 Park IF IT IS REAL ESTATE RFG *V».Vi Swivel T. .V Chair* Ave. a ah Crumley * Meaieith *28.38 Limit 2 Per Customer at III South Park Pham* T71 HOUSE -Near school 37th St. at Easy Term* They Ra 17-93 Highway, PHONE 1310 * c-w* SAVE $10.94 IB— WANTED TO BUY NOT A PROJECT! WANTED—Fruit on tree. Small erops. 30 boxen and up. Call BUT— Homes of Rail Individuali­ ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early 32t4. Whelchel Grove Service. American, Ultra Modem, Con­ ventional 4 F r e n c h Colonial EAlTirSTATK FOR SAL1T--3 types. hr*# ~Redroom Home. *9,900. Includes ap- BUILT On Large Lanrisraped , pliinces, large lot with trerx, Lot*: In the best of neighbor­ | on City sewer. VA insured finhood!. | ancing. *200 Down. *34.00 month­ ly payment. Principle and In­ COMPLETE with all the features' terest. you hav# dreamad about inch $7,000 for Two Bedroom masonry as colorad General Electric ephouae. Will be completed soon. Only *330. down. FHA Insured plianeai and colored plumbing L loan. Just right for retirement fixtures. L home or for small family. AND available at reasonable ** LOWELL K. OKIER prices with the beat financing Rmilder - PksM ISId 4 with minimum down-payee: Mdt R. Orta trio Dr. menu. RETIRED? One of Wynnewood'x (beat 2 Bedroom homea, owner Wellborn C. Phillipn, Jr. transferring, wants immediate A sale, requlrei *3,300. down, 33.84 Since 1949. Sanford'a Leading ff monthly. Buildar of home* for over 1.300 VETERANS people. Sales Office: Little Venice S Bedroom, 2 bath homes, fully In I/>eh Arbor. equipped, *3.V) down, plus closing PHONR 1*44 H coila, not project homes. w Seminole Realty IMMEDIATE Mather of Sanford Ml-W * Isl M. D m , 1 IT 7 Piece Cherrywood Drop Leaf Dinell* Set. i.ike New. ftOS Ro­ salia Drive, Evenings Only. 17 CU. FI. Upright freezer. Very irasnnablr. jnnfl Laurel Ave. QUICK CASH for Fmrmltmre. AMmg Maekinea. TypewrUera. Outbeard Motors. Beau. Super Trading Poat Owe mtla tenth ee 17-R. Phone 301T-W. Used furniture, appliances, tools, •tc. Beught-sold. Larry'* Mart, 331 Eait 1st St. Phone I83t. SC Casa with Harrow and Front Culltvainr*. SRfTT TRACTOR OO. Rheav 17-tf Smstb Pkaoa SSt Sawlag Machine* and RapalrDg BERTS 194 8. Park Pbana 17*3 HEATING POSSESSION Floor Ftirnaee* and Cireitlaleri H. B. POPE CO„ INC. T. W. MERO 3 H. R. Phillips home. Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Redo’ vine 37 or 14* rnratad. Waxed Uak Floorx. Owner selling equity. Phone 3138. Alexander A Strinfer Baal Eilata • lusuraaea Homes — Lots — Acreage ___. Lamrima Messenger. Aaaec. Idtura B. Oiler 1ST ■agmella Ave. n . II Hegiiirrrd Real Estate Broker 2881 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVB ■obart A. Will . Realtor Phame 1US Raymamd LundAaeadaU ^hona 14T3 Atlr Bank Bldv. IX1VELY U K E HOME. 2 Bed­ rooms, Florida room, Ui balhs, ® 2 BEDKOUM Hardwood floors, plaslered, fur­ | HOMES nace, only 4 months old. *9.000. * I C B S. CONSTRUCTION milei east of Sanford. Phone Hardwood floors — TU« Baths 2034-R-4. Pavad Carporta — Ululated 17115 $495 For your Real Eatata Need*: COMPLETE DOWN Cttllan mud Hmrkav, R ealtors C. J. CROCKER - Builder IM N Park Arm. Pkaaa t f l t LEAVITT 4 LANSDOWNB ORANGE CITY, FLA. VA and FHA • Daslreabia homea, *300.. (loo., 11,000. find up) down payment!, balance like rent. Call for an appointment. RAYMOND M. BALI. U K E FRON’TAC,E-large a n d OSCAR M. HARRISON amall-terma. * REG. BROKERS EXCELLENT BUY-New VA fi­ S. D. HlghJeymsa, AaseelaD SS4 Bemtk Park Art. Pkaaa MS nancing 4%, Larga I BK, CB. Kitchen equipped; CITY con­ venience!, But no City Taxes. FOUR S3 X 133 LOTS -On San­ Other extras. Smill Amount of ford Avr. Between 24th and 23th cash will handle. $L Phone 32A-W. 404 E. 24th St. W. DIETRICHS 1M1 Park Ave. Me Booth Fark Ava. Pheoe 1448 . Window SUK - IJntala fine Slock* — Cradle Blocks Grease Trap# Dry WaUa. Miracle Caaerato Ca m Rim Ave Ph. 1331 USED Elector* eeUs dlapeoeer drink box. Good nmmlog ooadtttaa. Ideal Jor bear atoraia baa. Can be seas at The lamford metal Roorma New to Stock. 4V Crimp -114" C am gatM - 3D” Carrmgatad. Gat all Your rwoflog see da at Sherm an C o n o ato Pip# Co. Out West n th jtt._______Pk. 2439 APARTMENT-aiia Gas Slovn 125. 1947 Hudson 4-door *100. S-pleca Walnut Dining Room Bat. table, buffet and 8 chairs *33. Phone 1331W-1 ROLLAWAY bed with Innarjpring maltraia. China closet. Its W. lPth. 1*33 WINDOW AIR CONDITIONER, 1 h.p. Used 3 months. De­ signed for room* up to 7M aq. ft. with 9 ft. celling. Bargain for Caab. Call 2430 after 3 p.m. w. R. “BUI" STEMPEB FRENCH AVE—The new 17-93. Realtor — Gtoaral Bsamramea NETW SPINET PIANO-Coat $430. ranogany finish. Full key board 1-Bedroom House, extra lot, Gertrmde R. DMgfolder, Aaaaefala Guy A lla, Aaaociate with bench. Sacrifice 1413. IT Sanford Market. Inquire Pkaao U tt US N. P tik Ava. Pboat~lT34R French, Sanford 2293 J /, a,!* • ^ •• ijL. W' ♦*•• - * .*• :v * ■ iV:, -ii- t BALL REALTY I «.J . ‘went** m f, cjt ^ V? ?i EXCELLEN T ODHAM * TUDOR, INC. OPPORTUNITY ENVELOPES, Irllrrhcads. stale Odham « Tudor Inc. mfnl*. invuiers, hand hiils, snd p r o g r a m s, etc. Progressive Naed Outstanding Pernutt Printing to . Phone 403 — 403 West 131h St. With Knowledgt And Abil­ T.V. REPAIRS 10 p m. Service Calls *3.00. ity To Work In Our Ac­ Till W A Norris. Ph. 1339 J Q Herrin, Ph. 28D3-J. Licensed counting Dapartmenl. Technleian, guaranteed work. 14B— • S ecretary INSURANCE ON TH E H O M B 'S W E B T -H O M E F C O W T — —I4B V For Otir Male* Department %nd General Office Work l «*4 K I V 4) f T k T r R M B V W M r k t t . I w . Ib O Rl it RH1 NTR « r $ M V t F Preferred Ralex In Preferred Pnllrvhidilrrs I lohn ftVillinm* Ins. Agency TELEVISION 117 Sanfnrd Allanlic Bank Phone 34 • Sales Person v n n n riM M ii. • iiRU him U i liSFbhU Amert^iftnn s *a Ai ' *niyr# With Curia TTall S !» Hu periwan S ll N i n i V\ a n t U R f -H p e v r l R < I V 11an«| MfvO'laa I *11 \ i I I' •\ i• | Mil I Vi -I I l .Ml«>r T 1 . .1i ll ti I‘Rl » .S• v*• 1 I" I,>it -t t 4 VoilMf Sh«t $ nil liisslfirv •lfir» 4a hritnilt Krt$ I >•»«* Ar• 1’htr • ft M Tor Mttllo'MRtr • ft Ift | %ik <ie*t A Hr- r |n mo Wr.lnrm.Uv M*ht Fllhtt »n <\ •nstiift*»• tt|| •• •r *-1« I 1 Oil Madt ,\ru a 11s*11111 1 II lo )tris**k Hit Aiaii kt II 4U Mg M4»l f T IM M All %T M O N T I N n till Mlgn-Mi For Work In Our Sales l *i t i-e S nn • •• |n j n 10 lo: Jo I I on 11 H *f«w$ W M t h » r Tn# Mnr wt nf HlanA# <’Ept4ln KlBlirnn Bur. Sell. Kent. Hire with warn TR»* F*R11• r lb H i f n - U o P r o i n m IlFRiimG ads. the busiest salesman in ,S *3%• . \\ AAilt6>r town Put on# to work for you Our Business ftlrnii K t o i i i S h o w Phone 1821. We will be glad to ft'lltn Kni# eharge It__________________ Is expanding and we have Im­ $I«ileft»«| Tour I I J tl Mtilk» II Ills h mediate need for the above i7~MITOMOIItLKMYwAll.ER.SI7 m m iiR - N If no \ • 11R0 I I AG) I ? I \ • Of 1.1 f# li«led personnel. Our houri are I : .10 ^ • A r r h f o r T o m o r r o w It will rev YOU to »rr US before I? is r, t| Irl I n A 1.1■ h 9 von buy. nuy Open F.vemngs and long, work is hard, and pay I* I .DO .1At*k I'AAr Hhriff Sunday* I m I .OVA Mfnrv good. If you art interested, list Eaxltlrfe Trailer Hales, JiOfl Vl » R* r ' » 1 M$ » *I 1 \h fits la# r | IJ | , 9 W IA Pa IaIka, Fla. your qualification* hy letter and 2 lo \ lot »r'a 11 If $$I 1.00 III V I'AVof f St So Mil mall to Box HR. An Interview 1932 FORD Ranch Wagon, law I I I MiMibRins Arouni! %Mh ft: I AIDA mileage, new nylon cord tires. will be arranged. rrograrn IlM iim * 1.00 Mrit hi af Uaf *193, can he financed. Joe Most M m r n m n e v n - m K i a i w n 4 II Hacrwl Mtorm Phone 2902 I I I On Y o u r A«*roimf It IAWT AND FOUND - I t ftft *4MM ri4A **fttl. 4 •4 M H B H M » m m « M m m m m a m m J ftl MAO MV I M. i l BOATS . MOTORS - I I FOUND In front of I’o»t Office, ii ftft mi h Kinft ft A F T IIh ftO O N Gold Sigoi-I lUog wilh toiliui. YOUR EVINKUDK DEALER Ml* kAI ftl#s|| •A 0*|llh Owner ran ha»r lit identifying OFFERS and paying for this atl. Phone P resident 3 11. EVINRUDE ZEPHYR ........ *30.00 437. 3 H. SCOTT-ATWATE It ... *32 30 SCOTr-ATWATF.lt *03 on 22- ELECTRIC SERVU'KH - 2 2 io Odham & Tudor, Inc. 710’, 11H.Lightning MERCURY tloooo m m u —! » \ r n n n 18 II SCUTT-ATWATEIt appliances, tale* i ,on K i s . o r TS-i.se* *139 93 FIIIMDAIRE with cnnlroli I and acrvirp. <> II High. Oviedo, PHKXSKR Apply in person, Down 18 >1. ELGIN « Mismacais * v t i l ’ll 93 Kla Phone K <13 3313 or Sanfnrd town Cleanrrs. 113 Palmetto Ave 2(1 II MARTIN, *300.73 a r r s e r t vou*r T h • it h 1 1 »•»» f t > « u r lt<42 H alter 8 t> m 4 • ft I I 8 3 IXI New ntnlor n n i M , W ..e l,l A • >*) i inA HELP WANTED (female )_in.\ 2.3 II. .lUIINSON, 193J M-xlel r. nm i'K UUUII’MEN'T_—23 01* /Ifl IS A l a r Mat K r p n f t * 230.00 vary fa*i ........... ll j • T u i l l g i l l Non f a many motors torn down for HAYNES Olftre Machine Co. WANTED IMMEDIATELY Also d I*. N p isM * Hook used Parts Reasonable < ftfiia lv a t r:an<ltini Typewrtlers, adding machine* ADMINISTR ATI VK SKCRETA ft Y tin Sale While They l.atli Seiei Rentals. 311 Mag.. Ph 44 T7 11 $» Ml » r ! f » t r t u$'.•»O n ft .\l . a d« ’y| n Experience necessary. Short New 1*31 Model EVINRUIIE8 hand, electric typewriter, Filing s in J'tA l A l" f n r M u ftlo II Flee. Starting s h iiit n Write Scmtnolr Memorial lln* 23Big 24- BEAUTY PAR I,OHS -24 f*t 1DO\ tS irg, 11h 9t «1 f,N$ Twin Sliiit.OU 1In n a pit ml. Box 139. No Phone call* 23 D Klee. Demnnslratur in 1» i 1" l \ please. Kvn-lteea llcaiily Shop Al ft > f a i r Inn S ta r Itf u<ed ahntti 33 hours $:iX3 no 1« A* Hum a W ill* Alt* Workmanship a n d i!•« ftl WOMAN for General Hou-e Work • TRADE-IN your old Boat, Mo­ BEST in .Material*. nj N*gn off n tor nr Trailer. Apply 714 Magnolia, aflcrnoonMM East 2nd 81. Ptmue .3*1 T IH N f ll% T —Selection of Boatsi, m Glass. Malingans, Aluminum S 'ir n On « Rft For ALL Your Braiitv Ni—ils call IM: MAI.E HELP WANTED lit h "1 M r .a k .ia and Gailor Trailer*. Harriett's Beauty Nook d Jo M m Also several used Boat* nod Goodyear Service Store need* an I • Trailer*. A 11 A U f k •* l t P | » 4i r f Phone 971 103 So Oak Ave Appliance Salesman In srll Gen •See the New F.vlnrurie Line for '*• iOpen evening* hv appointment i It ♦ 0 ftft e*nt a i n Jft i n l t a M * U ~ ii r i i i i i iumi 4 ^ * 0»ft eral Electric products *3 and *10 Finance Plan k . , « n O ’, l e e k C l u k i it 13- LAUNDRY SERVICE - » delivers Liherel commissions 7 is l . i . ROBSON Sporting Good* Aft All eppllcetinn* will he kepi s e p -irt. At * O l.n -a One hour ■ Wash and Damp Dry ftS 1 ,1/ ic k $ v 'r r h n l c R Evinrndr Bale# A Service confidential. Apply in person at $ Jft M o rn in g lo in iin n i One hour 'i • Wash ami Dry Fold 3A 4 r tit St. Phone »*t our store. 113 S Park Ave M ftrm on? T in t* 1 «s Finished Laundry ft ftft H ft r | »1 A i S' 1n • l)rv ( leaning 1 1 ft U e rn in x 3l e l « 8 l # e GOOD .MAN — to npcr.itp 2D FUBNITURE-IUhnlrt Good* 20 Saminnn ft i n H . r , * n -1 T h . r . Sniithnlrie Laundromat your rurmlure at Berry * laundry route. I’armanenl. i Buy 1 a DA It'.* C lu k Warehouse Film., Co., at 901 w Mouth Side Fooilmarl Bldg. 1 A jf t N .e . year-round Job. Apply in 1st St. All naliunally ailv. fur t 0 IS 108 Hast 231h St. 1 ." 0 C l u b O r g fi* O f I f f t l n i l f 11 M perunn nr phone 175 for tip- nilore al warehome price* HAND WEHVfCE - 2 7 11 ftft 1ft B f l d A I N n f t f t pointmenl. SEMINOLE 21 LOST AND FOUND 21 COUNTY LAUNDRY, S I‘J FOUND-lluxer. Being held al L I. SHI—Piano Technician Phone 1184 Route l. Sanford W. Third St. 4’lty Zoo. Owner may have same hy paying for Hu* ad. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY 12— Huxlneae OpportuaUlee —12 LOST— Lady's Brown Walk-1 on Mellonvllle. Paper* valuable to A M O B U ItC SF-nVICB Sialion for sale onlv owner only. .Mrs, It W. Wright, lnvaitmrnt rcquiretl is Stock 804 Calalina. ami r.quipment. W. T. Bell. 3rd w. !\ SMITH and Park Ava. LOST—Pawn Color Toy Chihauhun with while chest and feci. An- 2113 Park Ph. 1174•wen lo Corky. Hoy Wall. SPECIAL SERVICES__ -14 12 Phone 1 1 1.1 or k’O'Jfl. Reward. FbOOR aaadlag and Aaiakiag Claaaiag. waxing. 8#m ag Sami anl* Cauaty aiaea III*. Out Went 1.1th St. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. •I»0 i ** At#, S 3 A A R . 2 0YA Plambbig. Rrreky Healing Ileparlmrnt Brailey Odham wvssmtisw nm Hlrkats II Bejwiri iinua r o w t r d e a N ew s Virginia Alter M o w H r I n.l «-»* n it Show Annie Haiti*) u- a i r . . » Frisnd e Sllllm nilr* S; a# I I* « ii t "* t I* 1 1* • -a » ** true I » 4-1 I »* lint A Herral In.-na 1 1" i II IS 13:41 S'Uh f . n l u r r Tn* an e w II Di-liK-li RtpnrS |, *l> HI,nw .New* A Ho. r i t i n eitA v ■snssmsiin • <* feet I an • "0 I »1 Hr.pnlnl l - Ai l er n Nkn* I ' a p i Al n Kenaarne open Hnme t «* npen Hnute l l » r e l i n n , * ihnw in in Aritnir Oo8fr*r 10 *<l I I I *• Mlrlk* ll nirh A m aaen a ll:*e IM* IS 1 3• 11:a8 l:A0 tile Vaiunt l.*dr l.ot e of Life t«r Tnmnrrew Hunting l.lghl | o'clnek Repnn Jam Pear HDnw I SA 1 nn til* line Henrnh i. uve Hinr? linharl u l.ewia iim iM parir a M' g P«»n-j S .M II.. 1. Cii.tliT « -in R rig M ir I'gr I I* He.-rel Storm I <n Mn Vniif A-ennn» line All! key Slnote (’Ink Radi mencuRy WELCOME TO SANFORD Ntivnl Personnel Will You B* Oar GuntT W* have leaied some Rmimi al Ih* beautiful Mar-Lnu Metal Theta Rooms ara available Absolutely Free For a period of 4 daya. to New- arrival* at Our Naval Air Station STOP by and Pick up YOUR Key al tha office of Odham & Tudor, Inc. •‘Huildtr* of Fin# Hnmea” 2823 8. French Avenue ilN O N E E D S " SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Phont 2489 M. G. HODGES Service nn All Water Pump*— Walla Drilled — Pump* Paata Read Pbana 7H ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 3160. PAINTING and Paper Hanging R. C. Walker. Phone 2933- M. INSTALLATION ad~Unalaum. Car Tillf) Sanford LIiw Im in ft Ttl* Ca. 1>T W. tal I t Phone 1*17 For Batter Plumbing Sea or Cell W. J. KING *naa Santk Fark—Pbana M EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapaa-Upholitery and Slip Cover*. Flaaat Workmanship by M utar Craftsmen. You’ll Lika Our Raaionible Prieaa. STANLEY KULP 50% Whether It be an addition, re­ modeling nr new eon*trurtlon, build with an eye toward per­ manence. Se*.lined, rarefully eelerled lumber ie the prime requDile of any huilding chore We hnvp been turning out lop. grade hunhar for many year*. See ue today for your huilding need*. 670-15 710-15 600-16 n i l Celery Ava. Phone i*41-M .Cloiad Sunday and Wadocaday 50% EXCHANGE FEDERAL TAX HILL LUMBER 8. SUPPLY YARD 83 , $14.61 $1.09 15.96 14.29 1.16 1.05 • PAY AS YOU RIDE • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS Go bJd your ownhouiar " PA DISCOUNT U P T 0 Phone Oviedo — FOreot 5 3l(M INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Wat, H. Murray .. v\ll / / JU l/Ji Call t *21 P ly , S -M " • Aak about our 8upar Safdly Tira Hunt-McRoberts, Inc. STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN T H IS PHONE 5114 �m * » -------------------------------------------- ■ Wheat Americana U SERVICE FOR SIX FREE THIS WEEK \ One Piece With Every Purchase of $10 or More! CUP nro Your BogMw Receipts and Tom Thou hi Whoa You H aw 110 Worth hi O m Week. Full of Fla. Sunihlna! Fresh w ith Food O rder!) m axw ell h o u se • 'W ‘W K SSJ JUICY ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT ORANGE JUICE CARROTS 2 • l45cW 'sap Apples PINEAPPLE ~ 19°ld a t e s Lb Bag Froek Nutritious Fla. Juicy ACE HIGH Frown Concentrated Frcfih T exas CriBp je ■ Food O rder!) ^ mm I Wertern Fancy Crisp x Good as Gold Nutritious Lb Bag t 10-oz Pkg PITTED or 12-oz Pkg REGULAR SUNNYLAND READY-TO-EAT SMOKED 4-7 LBS. WHOLE AVG. WT. Lt5 3 Cana Q A tv niCKORY SW EET Thick Sliced BACON 2 69 Pork Ham“49' FRESn SMALL SW IFT'S Prem ium HICIORY SWEET SLICED BACON - 39 Leg 0’ Lamb MELLOW WEST COPELAND'S Pure Purple Plums"* *19° P e a s &Snaps 2 < ?•“ 2 9 Instant Coffeej°99c Corned Beef 39* {Mayonnaise *•« • 39* Cello Rice B its 23c Bag Coffee 69c [Mayonnaise 4*9^ C itru s Salad c.n25 c PORK SAUSAGE *3 9 * « « GA. GOLD FIELD As t o i ARMOUR STAK SLUE PLATE * FLAVORFUL Lb SUNNYLAND Sldnlew WIENERS .I Square Cut Lamb EAT MTB Freeh Ground >1« SHOULDERS - 35* HAMBURGER ■■ FLORIDA -r Swift's Piomlum Loin 1 ’O t i Swift's Premium 89* LAMB CHOPS - 98* LAMB STEW * 19? LG. SHRIMP 8UNNYI.AND8t.ICKD TASTE O’SEA Broad FlUet 29* PICNICS RED PERCH Swift's Premium Lamb _ _ & “ 37c RIB C H O P S - 79°' IfAdAO E ■UFERIRAMD DIXIE DAXLDfO » Quart Jar lUOKELY S lue bonnet MARGARINE Casluasso BOUQUET 2 I I 17a * Lb Qlra Toilet Soap o t i . 10a I FLA . | p EGGS *>•’ Pkg HUDSON B0RAX0 Assorted Colon or While Papes Towels Road Cleaner 25° L iiilr y Soap 2 r <r FINEBREEZE Grade MA", Largo HUDSON I Hankies S M e t 1B« Tabls N apkins 2 80 c t 27a v TaUot Soap is s iw s ■■ m • mmM f a l l 1 . 1 .......... .m l h &*Jtfer;t•vy ^ " k **k t'.f' .tyVk/t* '''< $ * V'^ l '} *• ‘ Bath lise Lb Quarters TA5TB O’SEA Broad Toilet Soap PALMOLIVE i f t f 1 «*».' 25a M INCE P IE S Flounder Fillet Pan-Redi Shrim p PALMOLIVE 2 BUTTER AAMOUB’I Pie fat Two 0CTA80N I LAND O’SUNSHINE BREASTS, THIGHS & DRUMSTICKS P IO U H i U 1 [ESSE JEWELL Frown Chtckon Parts I r ’* ' U M-Mule Team f BORAX U Sc nb.21c s*p>o»37c \ ............ g J..... HUDSON HUDSON , Satin Fla. Table Napkins 1 60 CL Pkgst 2*c Damask Dlaasr Nopkdas •0 CL Pkg. tie Wol Most* Towels �M '- * i«ts 'S771 b m b b *\ ■ •>: ■;>*..v ;■• ■• . *v V «E ■ ' ■ :' . i * i ** ■ ' . , . , W e a th e r Shop and Save . In Sanford Fair ■At: AN IN D R PR N D R N T D A f t t N fc # 8 P A f« W 8 AN FORD. FLORIDA KoUbHotmd 19M Europe Counts 8 4 0 Dead arriage Is Subject P / Family Education *!; Program Slated Here afteraeon, keenmlOf partly cloudy Friday; llttla change la temperatar* through toalght, ■tightly warmer Friday. **. VOLUME XLV111 this LONDON c»*—Froten Europe counted at least got dead today in tha worst wtpier In living nt«m-j ory. Even roldrr weather was forecast for (he weekend. Central Europe—ona vast »xpansn of misted snow — anxious­ ly watched its food and fuel sup­ .t plies dwindling as the disastrous freeie-up went Inin Its 24th day. Huge ice parks Ponied down the North See. Temperatures along (iermeny's Italtic coast dropped lo 4' shove icro. ,_n___ . .. . ., , _ Clarenc# Turley, president of . b canals'^ni/^hr'sirnrd the .................Association • ' ,mch c ,"*u wUh threatened the the National of- -R e e l■ Nelherlimlll terinua coal h au te Board*, •dHreisfd • recent 4wnrtaff|l What la th# secret of the cue* resitful marring#? Scminnla County rtald#nta will Sm seeking tha answer during five-day Youth-Adult Family I.ifo Education Inatlluto in San­ ford on Mar. 6-9. Offered hy tha General Exten• ion Diviaion of Florida In co­ operation with tha Samlnole Pa­ rent-Teacher Aiiociation, tha in­ stitute achedula of lacturaa and discussions ia designed to meat the fundamental needs of young people in the araa of marriage and family living. Included will JESS,* " ha day-time elaaaea for students a. w. n.ii. ....id ... . r . . . at Seminole High School and evening sessions for both youth Seminole County Roard of Real and adult groups, also at tha ii high school Instructor for both youth and ^esr th. national president adult program* will bn Dr. I Turley told tha realtors "there Robert j . Schmidt, assistant pro. are presently 67.200 members of feasor In tha Florida Stats Uni­ the National Asaoclation of Real versity School of Social Welfara, Estate Hoards with more than l.oral chairman Is Mr*. TV. K. 12.000 Mreal estate boards repreGiles, of Lake Monroe. Coordl-, nator for th* G.neral Eslen.ion The national preside;.! o f the Division k* Mr*. Edith McBride, ! vested that seven field men now i Cameron. . . i .w . . ‘, Association : .travel P i r n l-Teacher Association; .. . throughout . f. . . * . the ‘V county . 7 ...to member* acting as «m "tl.U . Jg j ■«he l - J U - 1 * -rd n with ■Real Estate Is Big Business C. Turley Informs Realtors ................... ...........— »rrr, no. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18. I9M aa""" * . *4 Judge Reprimands Rosen For Rash Statem ent Witnesses A dd New Windup Argument Fire To I n q u i r y Heard > - tttd, "Gentlemen f want I t dress you not as an aislitant U* S. District Attorney, or prosecutor* 1 want to talk lo you man to mil* eitlten to eitlten. I’ve handled-ft lot of nareotlei ease*. One *(«» above H le a dlabone ' forcement man, • ma taken an oath to pro! uphold tha law. I chart Hobby when h* went office with the sole a purpose of making it i It then. Law enforeem divided Into Iwo catego: ly Iwo—honest and dls eye* of avery law officer In every vlllaj Ihli Jury. If you don't your sworn duty In th honest law enforeeme quit in dLsguit or honest. The dishonest ment man will laugh an/1 become more f honest law enforeeme cancer and It ii ii no will grow and grow sucked lha last hit of of th* rommunlly. responsibility lo your It la at this point alslant district alto the heresay slateme prosecution and was ___ ed by the Federal Judge Wil____ J. Barker who waa hearing i i trial. Surprise witnesses, brought to ' Orlando by the Government to Th# eourlroom of the U. P. Dlstestify during the trial of J. Lu- I H P I ’l O n f l | A \ p p l ( trlet Court at Orlando this morning [her ll"hby, su»|icnded Seminole ■R »l IV H Jf I V d V V I l waa electrified shortly before clos­ County Sheriff, and five other doing arguments hy Assistant l'. ft, fend.mts .dlrgedly Involved in a District Attorney David Rosen, r,l,ll,t} " lllr conspiracy to conended. |r<>, ,|ni, w(mkey, added ncw flr(1 ln gn a|rf4tjy blazing In a frenzied prosecution before the jury in the windup argument eight-day courtroom controversy. • In the trial of J. Luther Hobby, A h » .i bronchi t a U M ,, Prior to placing the first witness ' suspended Sheriff of Seminole K;,*1 r. i : nn the stand, Attorney Sam MurPescara. .VO families fled as their ^ h, defending Jerry Marlin, No- CongTSsaman A. S (Syd) Hor- County along with defendants. A. homes fcoliapsrd on a crumbling gro.' requested the court’ to” strike |[ on'r*..<fr* today announced that E. Evens. Dwight Yelvlngton. I "northern HalyV more j rr"titnnn> *by' I ^,h||^nemoVetle, ea^d"date,*fornR#, ' Jarne* **Sm!th Rosen^ said, ' nd "I ,nnw * « forecast. former Sanford Police Department |( br.senl«tiv. In Congress from haven’t got the right In stale whego'| ntfieer *nd''fonncr'\lepuVy'VhcMH In southern Franrp, snow Congraasional District. | Iher or not a man is guilty or not Inches deep cut off villages and under llohby, from the record* on ,h"In H,,h a statement released by his, guilty but In my conversation with the basis that the testimony was tore down phone and power lines. offirt, Herlnng said: I spectator* in the lobhy I found—." Prices of vegetables and eggs rock- immaterial and was construed in "I have today mailed my oath' Defense Attorney, William W. rclrd as farmers and tnirk garden­ impeach the testimony of defend­ and qualifying fee to tha Honor- Judge rose to his feel quickly and ant Martin. er* reported erippltng lo.ses. , , , able R. A. Gray. Serralary of y»||«d "Your honor!" James II. 1 ale Ashliiirir •••.at- Sut#> |„ Tallahasse*. I Rosen hastily ap«ilogi*ed to WM,h#r look a heavy loll h#y, , njoyed „ rvlng as Judge William J. Barker, lha deof bird* and wild animal*. Deer tnrnev who stated that he had been ... . „__. . practicing law for 4 year, in „ Conrr#„ fruln frndant. the members of th* Jury walked through the_. busy7 streets „ . llarrhurg. . * Turner 1 » »«»»by nJ Klfth r „ngt,„ i„ „ a | District. and each person in the rnurtronm of. Had Germane, ,nok^ _____ a rpoint _ slalemr eonhungry culls! , ,toO0.be" nne * r"m mmgiy suns Pr</ rolj Cl* and. a I have. rearhed - _ In. sen!-*' for his out of place statement now where I can b# of rernlng herrsay evldenre. *• , seller's b#|f 1(1 (wo lnrb, s |n diameter and or * W illiZ ? regiatratlon, registration^* Mra. Mm W *,Ufukff *i;n||an(| ,rl"! trpotato Williams, w. ' Tha realtor la In th* business bonlh As th* rourt recessed for the nH m a d* of / w” ” i' i ".w......... i k . i . i j g r e a t e r help In ou r p e o p le and nd mart, oft hin(lr(, thein u. him to be held |# m|r dlMr^.t lh|lI, #¥tr M nt9.“ lunch hour and after the Jury R. Wray, auditorium; Mil* Edna oe<aus# he like* «*- •*•»* T * lry' ^..w hl, , lnck I Chlttanden, library; -and Mr*.. P.,*nd next, becaua, "It‘ is an hon-|I'*tl" *">«• ........... ................. ............ . .j m c,cr‘'w I Hat long first went to Congreaa left the eourlroom, Judge narker H. Colbert, publicity. Cooperating , way of making a living' Alt Dutch planes were nrdrrH The deal was for an A-hlnirn city ', iUnll, ry, | 0 tt» and ha. served reprimanded Rosen saying "Mr. •Ralph A. Smith, chairman of jn the youth program i* Semi- *n'1learning money. to look out for colonies of starving |0t that was slated hy Hobby to b* ron| | m,„,„|y dor* that tlma. Ha Rosen I am surprised at your birds, ; a gift from hi* his fathrr. Pat# Pal# ad- u((| k mrmlier of th* Commltte* italement before tha Jury". Th« Salvation Army Advtanry nn|a High School Principal II. E,! E. "Th# ,T"» real estate huslnesa business I*s h!g hlg birds. business and and ll It makea makes ^pn po differdiffer- pReena Board ha* announced that the Morris. business ffn, Komlga, a• yaudaville ,_ nd ____ Means, tha first vaudeville muled niltlcd however, that Hobby’s Hobby's fa- „„ nn w „y> _ Rosen again apologised for hi* Annual Financial Campaign of (.•(,,t offered In 1947, family **e* whether the Individual real- snake charmer, went lo the tl"’r u *» them when the trans- ^Klarlitian in hlatory to be alaeted nut of plat* statement but too thi* agency la now In progress, j nf„ education program* hav# t01, *» »n««r«d la houaing tha mayor of Bethunes, In northern action was consummated. P *t#i(u ,|)(| mo)tt Important and Infln- lat«, Tha funds received from this | a, | n,d wideapread aucce.a In all providing quarter* for the Franca, for help in warming her said, however, that tha alder Hob-. ,,,,(1^1 committee on Capitol lllll. F.v!dently Rosen ha* tom down drivsa will make II possible for ,l#rU of lh, at«u. Dr. B. Frank transaction of th. nation a bus- eight pythons ami five alligators, hy salil nothing during the tr , na-. Harlong ha* also aervad a* hi* btlildup In a nearly thrae this #orthy nrganiaatlon to carry nrown principal of Melhourna i '"'* ’• dealing in acrengo from Th* mayor, provided quarter* on i *c**°n/ _ . {Democralle Whip for tha South- hour argument that six men had Dr. K. W. Cake, n Citmg Mew. W it* Spiritual and Welfare Pro- Hlgh School, recently called the which our food atipnly la to rom. th* City Hall radiators, once they, •'|'| h"ny *._r.rnf7 , aaatem are*. conspired to eoatrol tha moon- katlng Eatension Specialist, apok* gram for the coming year. Smith fami|y ||f , institute "one of the "r creating vast industrial His- were thawed’ a^.t. M.s* Komlga i 1a1nc* /nrmtr " H a "haa ^ bow a r.atd.at af shlM district la Semlnola Coun- to th* Seminole County Farm atatad that tha goal for tha Drive. |*rg#,t contributing cause* to tha ,ricl* to Improve the nation a pro- put her pet, back in trunk, ltaird, 1 alnra 1 M0 and attend^ Bureau mambera at Ut* regulay At« been let at *3.000. By reach- •rnmptet, absence of Juvenile de- ductlvlty, he or she la a part of P“ 'witness stand of h'la ^ilnlnM to I nT u k 7 ” ounty’aehaalfc If tth hot wg cr bottle*.. Spectators noaflr rose to their, monthly meeting *( the erganU pr..,ecnte a rose made against ,j 4 gjatj„t .ed frm> the Unlver. f% th ia nuota, il will he poisIMtMinquancy among thW youth l U. • wh!cL f ! *" ■ Roy Ciiieai, glia* " T f in Tie tU.J “if'wfoi'ida V nillK . Ha ws * ^ej.und an overyme nl mumbling aatlaa racaotly. for The Salvation Army to with- n,,y community." Th* profTam ^ oy,d" h*,le aommodlty — land, i .g. .e ; * S ! 4 J I. • l ' f»ii" Dr« Oak*,' of th* University «f drgw H i: m 'h o u r * U M M l . U g i0 po,n,la< W laglia iltcmptrd, through (he from 1937 until hie election lo *>*fore the Jury this morning. ♦com th# atriata and' builnenai I^Vyo'r Ru’d! Oudiboff proclaimed1 ‘‘r r ,*M u .t Florida, explained to th* fgrag questioning of Assistant U. S. Dis­ Congteaa. Aislatant District Attorney Rn- Bureau member* aiwetly whak «f Sanford. {he week of the In.tltut* "Family: « " " • ‘ho»* v. trict Attorney E. David Rosen, lo •♦n had only nn* alalement to tha Unlvaralty waa doing to h*]p iin|H'arii the trAtimnny of former make following his Inserllnn of th* tltrus grower* with thsir Drptuy Sheriff Morgan McC'lelland heresay Inin thn prosecution argu- probl#ms. He laid, "Varioua pros*tin u n a witness In til* rase mrol. "I ask you lo consider (he ,,l#ma some u. apariailted d.part. evldenre gentlemen. Tonslder your m, nla w)th fapab| . haadl u in c s s formed lu r in r u n n ij on# type of .stu den t C lasses Will rv» n *.u ['* *n}„Jlcil.u , 'n V. h b n th . o ^ .^ h .!^ Thesa only SuidMU classes will b* held FARMING DALE. N Y tW -rur against Guess. nli|rrtlona by de-es. desirable neighborhood, have (hr|. <|r(k# . oublfl fcoso attorney William W. Judge •it given bv this organisation, ,i*ny , m| nn Mar. S, Dr. Schmidt lc** deuiabl# nelghhorhom re.pon.lhillly and return your v*r-■go| |b .. h, „ pUi„.d that Wins, working principle is "lo *Tl, *ldr. . . . school . „ tnlbly. 1 in the m.jo.ily of areas," the nlfmg for Ung Island tmlay diet n guilty and you can go home , urh „ eo, u ham,,in t aistam.-.l mil testimony by ^ v * a need, at the poineof nr.d, Th, prngram’. point will . Tru|yi proud program', high n.gn »«••» h, ¥# h„____ „ m, . amid court snd mol.ation moves ' h' McUc,U" "f rilrua, arrangemant af packing • t th* time of need." Ilefor* • rrowded eoonroom bouaaii ar,j naw autnmatl* yack* roma with a Joint youth-adult )jon pf hom# nwnfr,/> Turley tol.l In the walkout which already has testimony climiiialrd Wlill, J I'c a cock, cashier of tha Through war and peace Th# Sal- pllnfl m.cussion on Mar. « at the realtors at their marling, as paralyird the gaint Republic Ada from tha beginning of th* gov«rn- jn mMbiBary rom* before thug, Florida State Rank nf Sanford wation Army remain* ever vigil-1* _ _ .he explained that nine* than one lion t'orp. r_ ment argument thia morning, th* i "More than 600 million doltarg tiroducril the ledger rard* and ac-I Astlslanr Dislrlrt Altnrnrv rnh - 1 ant, taking aid i« victim, of dls-, /ccoT.iing to Dr. Rehmldt. th. ^ 1” .p,*l_n: d . th„,.!11B,r:« .P « « d*J«k y u r h f jite rs and emcrgcnciei whenever rnilrtN |l t . * Dsn-fold objective: million homes will lie rnnunenc-'l The Inlernalinnal Assn nf M.s count nf J. Luther Hobby when 1 A apeclal section of today's , trued "that a conspiracy oxlatod » « allrua Industry, Dr. Cab« ••Our effort, are aimed .1 * 7 0 ^ ,h* l ' rti' ' d Hut'" H,,r,n* rhinlsts. which railed out 12.mo -ubpoenned by the giiverninrnt. Ranfonl Herald featuie* the firm b bullclinif up hit prosecution In i these arise. ............... I l a , . « . . . . . . I . . I . . a i t __ . . J ___ I a a .,1 t k a * ' s u i '. l a n d m i a a k a l f members in the slrikn at ttrpuhlir Ilow ever, lirfen-e— Attorney Judge »fa ndham *f . TTudor, Inc., and tha ' th# Thii program of the interna- hwlpimr young people gam a unloidlng of statements hr ;, "M* • n,d ' « r h,lf *f ‘hl* w“* Revealing in hi* address to On- «|i-s .’nsi-d it nmv has schi-Jnlrd told thu court and Jury that the million dollar residential lection witnesses fop the government au d .lurn,d I11 tional nrganttation it not neglect- rfa|iat|r and adequate understand** assortment *f wd in thie community, either. U st i jn(f nf nf, gcn*ral and sm-ioty'a tral Florida rraltnrs thnt March .imilar action against three divi- account was a Joint account nf both 1to hr known *a Grove Manor*. for th* drfenve. cooperative*. * car, beside* a great amount nf expeetiition of them specifically, II to 17 will lw observed through- .inns of th# aFirchtld Engine A llohby and his wife. Judge said, I Tb* comtdate story of th* Odit Is evidenced from (he lengthy! Th# huge *amlng* w*r# « • ’ Tlieic has In-cn no evidence pro-)b<m g Tudor project along with prosrcutlon urgumfnli (hla morn-|^° JnuM ient Relief given, there were ( 2 ) giving adult* an understand- Oiit the roiinliy . . ......n l t n r * ,\irpl»n«. Corp. mani*#m«nt and m lot i f M H garment* and shoes distribut­ Some 1600 union member, arc duccd here of ill. rfcpoalls>or with-. |llrlurl, , nd .tori*, of lh. par- ing that th# Jury will nm revive pu»h hy th* dtrvtore of th* Mr <C*ntinied an Pare Eight) ed, free of charge, to tho needy. dadlrnte^hinisalf '* and refiesh |n' employed In the Ihrer Fairrhlld ' 'V sonnsl who hav* mad# lh# pro. Its Instructions from Judg* Bark- npsrativ#*, said Cak*. Modem B**id*c 116 Christmas Food Or­ nnnd h. n .i.nr", ,, , ' .'1 pl.nl, - the engine division „i fhe Government and the def«ns. J#cl rnmB t0 . r*.,|,y. ihaehintry and packing houaen *r until laic this afternoon. der* given, there were also 7g help th* volum* output of Florida Prior to beginning th* argu­ nprotort i o ^ t th. md llHu.l r /h't nf Deer Pa.k, guided mlvslhd.MrcMcd H. « ’*.* a which time he Th. (iruv. Manor. r.sld.nUal tiip imji vtrjujii r»K»u or . .. ' . . . .* C1 . ilcfrmo rc«nir»lcd lh.it j motion . . . . , _ .a .,...- . . - . m ment, Judge Rariter Informed lh* grocery orders gtvrn throughout citrus, ho aald. And with • real e.Ute owner.hip and to ; «" •' WV.ndanch and the Strains f„r aPqtlllul br ron,„,er*d. Judge :lu,,dlv!, "n *'7 \ .mu * Chi* year, while 49 people a n d 1 widen the opportunity to enjoy It. to rP si nrarhy llav Shore, The Wl,||Jim j ,U |krr lJfn|P), ma. H"n dollar horn, building pro- Jury that II nf the overt acta de­ greater output It moan* mor* (it* families were assisted with rant, to b* honorable and honest in all latter makes high allitude airrr.iff gram in lh* Sanford area tn a scribed In lh* Indictment handed rui an tha markata and greataR transportation, and other ala. hr a Federal Grand Jury In Tam­ demands for th* produet. With dealing!, and to **rk hrlter to equipment. Following a mnferenre In the 13 month period. The extent of th* services of pa In November of last y#ar, w#ra thee* dtmandf, ho oaplalnotf, th* ‘l*vo.l ! d i . v . . mln k. TB* Salvation Army tn Sanford is th o \ ia *V1LLF Ga OR —rres- represent " ,|,' r , " u client* c,.rn.. hy n. building .......... .. our The «trik. deadline It next Mon- Judge » chamber*, rourt rrccued fi1™* M»nor» grovaman will hav* a batter mar* day for the engine plant. Match at 3:13 to allow attorney. Urn* M rlu.lv horn.. In th. IK.600 •red ou‘ <nd 001 ** * •••* "• ; r «• .............. • .* to 126,000 class located In ■ set­ kat for thalr c i t r u s and «ltru> I or the iSratos Corp. and March lo prepare their arguments. Only eight nf lh* It overt art* product*. 5 ?* ."'* 1 *Upport whlcfj t^e re**‘ ;for releasing a billion dollar, ting of citrus grov* anil beautiful­ i f o t. of the community glv* to h , ,um hom# an(1 9 (or th# guiJcd missile division. VOLCANO ERUPTS ly landscaped wooded area* Just remained lo b« considered by the Dr. Cak* told tho Farm Bur* ’ this organization. Hy being I THw c.tv..i«w arww abroad "for" peaceful atomic proj- TOKYO >m - Ml. Sakurajima.1 A union spokesman said the sen G u C S t P o S t O T T o l d off Melnnvllla Avenue at Mr d' J u,y* , , , . , ., In explaining hla aetloni for not aan mambera that ha eipoets, by 0. iT^ !j*lv*,'f>n|tAr'" y 41 rrt, preannl«d a challenge lo Rita- erupted more than V) times yes- Id ty syslem and 32 grlovanr.-s Tho pulpit nf the First Metho­ St. > putting two wltnriina on the aland 1979, thsr* will b* only ab*ut ■ r i t J .' HfeM sunTfri^d “ » tod,y to ,0,low ,ul,• ,erd,y ,r>d ,,rly »«lay lervices were at Issue in this dispute. dist Church will he tilled Sunday All th* homri being built In during the trial, Rosen (old th* 80% Inrroai* In eilrua t T t i l« “ Pvatdsnt annnoneed late imported. .’’Wages haven't even hern disGrov* Manor* ware designed by Jury "When you put a witness on which I* duo t* tho :i _______________ yesterday that th* United State* jthe eruption! earn# at about Vi cussed," he said Jmslor1* of *l|hrn r FlrU ^Mellmdist the architectural firm* of Burton ar* being aet Oi lh* stand and ho don't teitlfy ac- that , Iwill make available as.000 pounds Iminute intervals and amt tons ofI The Impaas* at Repuhlie moved {•|,urrh m A|*rcrlus, Mhh. A Rodger* of Sanford end Jo* cording to the alalement ho had | '* "ow leading In th* ft# W k ifp 't Afivim *,onl*e mMrriat, uranium 235, lava and yellowish-linlcd S**c» ini a inp.lialioii parleyand a, Tit. Rev. Timms' seimnn topic c u i / i i , , w in t e r Park made you ean’l call him a liar. "I eilrua, follnwad by T '* * AAIJ v i w t ,0 pioneerAmerican ftrma and apewing Inin the air. No on? was rourt hearing nn a company move will be "Burden or Bridge". II* or w ,n,,r * *rl‘’ That'* the position 1 was In". and Texas," Dr. Caka lo friendly nation* In a demomtra- Injured and naarby villagoa ascapoJ for an Injunction lo eurb massf I, a regular winler visitor*in San-' *■ W‘ Tudor *nd hl1 ,<w B°h A revered dish sup Roi#n described Jerry Martin, Tudor, vlr*-pre*ld*ntt of Odharn J --------,J" “ | picketing. lion of "o-jr faith that lh# atom damaga. ford. A Tudor live In Alexandria, La. Sanford Negro, a* lha number one ed the hualneso meetln ROCKY MOUNT, N. C. <jR - Po­ can be a powerful Instrument for They have owned and operated buyer of moonshine from M on j Dr. Cake spoke, litical advice from President F.ls- the promotion of world peace." the Tudor Construction Co., a ami l.crnv I/ins In Seminole etnbnwer's heart specialist. Dr. Hi* announcement came Just nne "The thief distributor" aa D n L A J C -BJ < general contracting firm In Alex­ County—1 PlUl Dudley While, ia gelling day after Soviet Premier Nikolai nnjen called him lo all nfthe t J Q I v e u r O O Q . andria for the past 34 years •tighty expensive Bulganin had .tated that, "Wa Com Negro seller* nf moonshine In C l C - . D, They have built many of tha Semlnnle The Boston physician, her* )ea- r.iuniata mutt fully place the greatCounly. j l O f C d T O T D( finest buildings in central Louisi­ lontajr for a heart symposium, pre-je»t discovery of th* 20th century In describing the letter regard- i A aroup of "Longw ana. fared a question ami answer period — atomic energy—at the service Ing Investigator and Sanford Pn Cooks" ha* planned a “ Tudor aisled "I hav# great with this remark: 'of, . lha causa of building eomlie* Department Patrolman Carl Sale for Ihls Saturday confidence In th# Sanford area. Dodson. Rnsen said. "I rould have 24, beginning al 10 a. '^J!be only way I wdt answer munisrs." W# hav# tried to add to Sanford objected ........................ RMfstlons about President Risen- Rulganm pictured Russia as lo it ......... but he. (Hobby) hart's Store. lovely residential areae that glv# brln| , | b( letter In to show what fcawar running again for the presi-j "ahead of other eountriai" in the Thl* avent hai he*n tk« be»t In eontfortabla homa , (rrrib!e, terriblr, Ihli Mr. Hod- th# benefit of iha fain daacy la by the person who asksipeaceful uses of atomic onergy, living." He further stated that I ton Is. Don't you know that If Mr. cal Ruilrilng Fund w (fag* question coming up here and'but did not talk of .haring atomic he le pleaied with the growth In , Dodson spit nn the street one time past two year* Lnn donating $40,000 to the Heart materials, ; Ihls area and the company In- m .Sanford, Mr. Ilohhy would have area residents hsr# rimd." | Actually Elsenhower barred the lends lo aid alio in th# building brought It. Mr. Dodson 'hasn't to rsls* funds to rroet l . Titer# wer* no question*. distribution of any of th* M.000 nf commercial projects In the even spit on th* street", aald RoThe fmmdsUoni ha pounds of U S. U-213 to th* Soviet ' Ytu ” ' and both, Mr. Carha Sanford area. aen. .Union and its laUllitas, as well Complete details of tha star} "Ymt'vs seen quite an array Rnwscr, plumber and as to any other nations presently of the project will h* seen today of witnesses, honest men, decent have completed their producing the malarial. men, felons and forgeri, I know the floor can now h* Ii In th* special section. But with thosa exceptions th* that a tremendous Issue will ha walla put up. Tha w! Sam.* rruldent said lha supply will be i JUmey. JUm#y, aaaliUiit County furnl|bed ..ov#r , 0f , ,, „ • • , mad* of th* characters of govern­ been bought and now are needed to eompla' ment witnesses", Rosen said. Fo***t Ranger, announced thl*. for roearch and development Tha character witnesses ar* Im­ Mrs. John Carhsrt morning that h* won't b# able purposes and for fueling nuclear! portant Rosen told lha Jury and *d tha sale with the W titand br *n eortroj burnt, power reaclor* both "at hom* and Feb. 21 "I had only on* question to ask •ral other elvie-ml blirh anyone'* property for them, abroad." Admtaiioaa •arh on*—'Hav* yoh heard tha All proeceda Iron th f t Slow fir* line* at the pretent Arthur L. Cartledg* (Oviedo) testimony In lh* courtroom?' Their ba tuned over t« Mrs, Myrtl* Carson (Longwood) opinions of their precious Mr. Fund CommlttM. A Mrs. Robert L. Cox (Enterprise) Hobby would have been quit* dif­ would earn to help mo: The Norman de V Howard iny wild, fire* day and night. Mrs. Sylvia Carp (Inlip, N. Y.) ferent had they heard lh**« wil- kind of baked goods, * ' JJ* aald that he would get to Cbapter, UDC III hear EarlyJamas Ellison (Sanford) M iiaa", Rosen laid. or any oUtar food 4 ^ fire lines and control hurni le Houiholder «p«*k nn "Youth David Gragg Jackion (Sanford) Before making hla statement would ear# to donato 4Mfl%oon a t possible. Anyone burn- Problem* of th* South" Friday Dismissals bofore Urn jury that wai thallang- roquoatod to soil Mrs. fpr thamaelvoa ia nquotUsl I afUrnoon at IU regular chapter Franklin L n a'fU k * Mary) ad by Dgfmmn Attorney W111km W. f . M -BM ao County Chamber peas* tail It In at 1227 ao meeting which will taka place In Commare* at th* Orlando Fair. Shown, left to right, are Min Mary no** Spear, Mias Carol N ik , Margaret Von Herbulla (Sanford) W. Judge 'and upheld by Faderal :an bo ptchod o» or Ift-mMA hnva to go m* . j j l t a ham* « lin k 0 . 0 - !Salvation Army ‘financial Drive Now In Progress Demo Nomination For Representative Problems Of Citrus Growers Is Subject Of Dr. Cake's Talk ts “a r s s ".“i ; . .. ^ - atsT E k -*......... r , . r e t t hr-,W M Further Troubles Annp, r Fnr i i r Appear tor L. l. Firm Is Featured | In Special Section Of Today's Paper m Ike's New Program Presents Challenge Getting Expensive Dryness, Winds using Fires t 2E, i r a Hospital Notes 7*35: UDC Speaker Told M l* AakUo M a t t o * M * t o * * * * l * v « M * M*m M W Uamroo. t* o tt FWMJ 'i;. - -k..'....... ■M (MkMMd ■A � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 22, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/aea29b0037cc541416e6d1731054ee8e.pdf 71a043277beca67088ed69ec600d1f80 PDF Text Text _____ |_______ I_______V ___________ ___________ • ■1V i *> ■ ' ____ '■/ ■•■ ■ '______ ____ LL [vile-ft l ; r ‘ During the year we have been in the business of building and selling homes, many of you have stated you w anted to buy our home because your family had out grown your present one. The problem, of course, was for you in some %man• ner to get your money out of your home. This in many instances you have found extremely difficult. More We have need for only bedroom homes. If ire interested let's trade ne on one of ours. For Complete Informatii Visit Our Sales Office M« oor Model Homo Today BRAILEY ODHAM.President SALKS OFFICE: 2625 S. French — PHONES 2100 «-e080 __________ - ■ f It iF’ I 1 ill J»-■v** TlT flit# •/* — �S A » rc n :x t l o r id a T T g R iu v - y g m u iA n v a i. Machines Said nty For Election m m W lr* 'Clean Up Moons Bolita Said Hobb Evans Testifies Starting with tha coming May primaries, Scminela County will follow tha trend of Florida and the nation from tha hand-written bal­ lot to voting machines. Tha unani­ mous decision was made during the closing minutes nf tha regular meeting of Seminola Board of County Commissioners today. courtroom, Following up a previous sppearTho trial *of J. Luther Hobby, Chief Roy William* told.M s, *1 a parade of ance before tha Commissioners, suspended Seminola County Sheriff want to see you In two or tkrqt J. T. Landon, sale* representa­ to the character entered Its sixth day today with days". Martin state that ha BfVnf tive for the Shoup Voting Machine of J. Luthar Hobby, five witneise* taking tha stand went back to sea what Chief Wily Co., outlined numerous advantages Sheriff of Seminole < for Ih* defense in tha morning Items wanted. of voting machines, their use, lession. Willie R. Rrown tnld tha fedttsl County who la charged with a itorag* and cost. A Negro chef told the Federal court Jury that he was employed moonahlae cooiplracy "Tha Shoup machini Is absolute­ FULLER W Jury of the l \ R. District Court from Nov. I, 1033 to April 38, ll$4 ly fool-proof and heavily insured tavolvlng five other defeodanta. at Orlnndo this morning tjtat hk as a deputy sheriff under J, Lu­ by Lloyds of London against fraud •t Builnenmen, farmer*, produce* was told hy Sanford patrolman, ther Hobby but "1 never took any and tampering,” Landon said. ■mo , clergymen, all look the witCsrl Dnd,nn, "W* want tn get money for moonshine protection,’* CHICAGO (/D— Three memheri "Tho volar eannot maka a mis­ Stating that he was honorably Hobby out". "They attempted to m m ataod yesterday to teatify of a tern-age gang were aeiied by take. Rut can, however, change his MOSCOW •*_ Soviet Premier get me to sign a statement but I discharged from the Armed Fnrceg fm behalf of Hobby. \ police today and admitted taking mind by erasing a vote, as noth­ Nikolai Bulganin today pledged told them I could not inear to a as a First Sergeant, Browt, to • "Jostle* of the Peace W. Hugh part in the assault and stabbing ing ia recorded on the machine’s that collective leadership will con­ lie." he said. relating hia experiences at a de­ tape until tho switch ia thrown tinue In the Soviet Union and thincaa, charged by an earlier of two young men list night in a Clarence Noble. Ilia chef, aald puty sheriff said, "Ever sinew l’v« closing the booth," he staled. North Side sandwich shop. there will he no return to tha "cult At a limrhenn held In Miami tgrj^eaa who tcatified for the govhe was approached at Angel’a been in Sanford Willie Jamra and "A sample voting machine will} Detectives who arrested the Besrh today. Fuller Warren an­ of tha Individual." •nunent with entering Into an a- three youths and are searching b# Installed in the main lobby of Eal Shack, where he worked, by Martha Lee Drivers wera allowed nounced his candidacy for Gover­ He laid that observance nf nilea Dodson and Inveiligatnr C. S. to operate by the City". gfnement with moonahtnera for the for nine other members of tha tha court house 30 days before the nf the Communis’ Central Com­ nor nf Florida. Crois-egamlnation of Browa Ilodgvon of Ilia alcohol and to­ illicit mnsufaetura of moonahioe gang, said one of the trio admitt­ primary, and a crew of factory lie stated that his randldacy mittee would "inatir* tha party bacco lav unit, "It will lake a continued at 3 o’clock this aftato instructors will ba on duty daily ed (tabbing Walter Muller, 31, and 4hlakey, denied knowing either would be bused upo- his record from grate blunders and guaran­ Ini of colored people to sign to instruct county voters, ami Rolind Wood, JO. as Governor from Jan. 4, 1848 to tee us new victories In tha building <t*temcnls to get tlohhy out I wai laion or Leroy Long, denied visitprecinct officers in their use," They also admitted, tha detec­ nf communism." Jan. 6, 1033. (old", testified Nohle. P I their home near five Poinu, tives said, that they were "Just Landon said. Tha government ehlrf. who Rome of iho planks nf his plat­ Mrs. Mattie I^ui Evan*, wife "From experience in other ianied knowing a man Identified out looking for a fight" when they form as governor. If elected, arc shares the brightest spotlight with of tha former deputy Andy K. clilti," Landon said one voting ■a the UT.S. District Court trial went into the sandwich shop. party boss Mikita S. Khrushchev, he slated, "I will do everythin,' Tha detectives said William machine could handle between *6n appeared to be reassuring the Evan*, one of the defendants, tnld •nly aa "Smllty", and denied meetJanusch. 10. an electrical engin­ and 600 people during one voting The ftsnfnrd Rost and Ski Club within niv power to maintain seg­ 7Uth Congress nf tha party that the court and l-iry that at no time fog with Sheriff Hobby and other* eering student at tha University of day; and considering cost and a rising organisation, will hold a regation in Florida, and I will as­ thcra Is not now and will not be a was there any confiscated Illicit in which to undertake to enter Illinois, admitted stabbing the maintenance, their use is not barbecue at Mullet I,ak* Tack, sume active leadership fnr legisla­ struggle for personal power behind moonshine whiskey lo,t or taken tion tn arrnmplish that purpose. from tha relit where it was kept Into an agreement to manufacture young men. Held with him without economical in precincts with iess Sunday, Fch. 26. tha Kremlin walls. formal charge were Ronald Jef­ than 300 voters." A delicious meat will be served "The full power of the governor’* Bulganin urged tha Congress tn during Ihe time that she was ma­ illicit Btoonihine whiskey. office will lie vigorously used to fers, 18, and William Abel, 17. Baaed on these finding* Lan­ beginning at I'M p. m. approve the new five-year plan tron and keeper of the County ■ Conatable J. Q. Galloway told Victims of the latest outbreak of don'* estimate for .Seminole Coun­ This event will aiark the begin­ secure strirl ehfnrci-mcnt of all for a big boost in industrial pro­ Jail. "I was responsible for tha £ e U. S. District Court Jury ye*, youthful gang violence wera treat­ ty was a minimum of u machines. ning of a new year for the cluh laws, partirularlv the laws against only key", Mrs. Evan* stated. duction. "I want you tn clean up moon­ terday that Maybelle Galnei, .*• ed at a hospital for cuti. They Sixteen machines would be suffi­ and will be a welcoming into off ce Illegal gambling." The Premier said the surra** lit staled, "I am against any of the five-year j-’an depended on shine and hnlila throughout the retted and in hit euitody for public told polire one of the gang slam­ cient to serve all precincts In the of the new nffirers which include; med a door in the face of Mull­ county with more than 400 voters. commodore. Joe Nicholas; vlrr- new taxes nr Increasing the rale a fundamentally correct policy In County wherever you ran find It Intoxication, aald "I wouldn’t stay er's were the orders given me by Roy, 17, and an argu­ To provide a lest for their use, commodore, .leff Davis; secretary- of any present taxes. I am also all fields. la Jail no longer than the time It' mentbrother, ensued. The elder Muller Sheriff llnbby", Andy E. Evans against broadening or enlarging an offer was made to loan five treasurer, Mrs. John Padgett; pub­ take* to take me there became ind Wood wera stabbed by one of H« praiaad Khrushehm’a refer­ testified this morning. any present taxes." machine! to tha County, for two licity chairman, Rhondel McMil­ •he worked with the city." Con- the youths who flashed a pocket ence to tha peaceful co-exlstsnea Relating his experiences to Warren said that h# was oppos­ of Soclallit and Capitalist systems, •tgble Galloway eald, "I told her knife. Ttia gang than fled. Police elections, charging only for haul­ lan; program chairman, Mra. age from Jacksonville, G e r a l d Behrens; membership ed tn a general sales tax and. as and tka form of transition to so­ witching the home of the Long then that I wai taking her to the said all the youths Involved arc boys near Five Points, Evans Before adjournment, tha Com­ chairman, Don Smith; and pro­ governor will veto any bill impos­ County Jail", white. stated that he and Investigator missioners decided by unanimous perly chairman, Johnny Padgett. ing such a lax if passed by the cialism In various countries. Ha said Khrushchev’s report Galloway denied over knowing or Lea Pace watched tha home vote to provide tha county with legislature. This dinner is open to tho public was "terminated with a deep and PUking to a negro, Clinton Sneed through binoculars for three sue18 machines, five of this number and "anyone attending Is guarant­ Other plsnki of hla platform firm ronfldenca In the triumph of rasgiva nights. "W* law Httm bt on a loan baits, thus sav­ eed-tn have a wnaderful <meal’*, . Youngsters Urged will wtre to Increase Hnmostoid Exij'tl-r's'w it eetrtarf'r’-rfilrh w t*jte '.ban as jteiton Jug* nf whiskey ki­ ing the county JAM for the first member stated. Tickets are now on rnipllmi from $3,000 to $10,000; working, the cans* *tf,fommun- lo ■ ear", said Evans, "before w* .to .‘‘go ahead" tolling moonihine yoar. Eleven machines will be sale and anyone Interested In at­ fair rcapporiinnnienl of represent­ ism." whiskey. Galloway twetifierf that To Be Precautious purchased on a rental basis of searched Ihe plies and confiscat­ tending ia requested In contact in tho legislature; a revised Snecii’a etatement waa "utterly This Is especially true, he said, ed 13 gallons the next day", 8130 per year until the amount Mrs. R. E. Mile hell nf 1TPS-J, nn ation When Flying Kjtes rnnulltollnn fur Ih* Stale; self fllto ". Evans also denied carrying of 81,600 prr machine is paid. later than tomorrow (Wednesday) government for citirs and eoun- because the cult of Ihe individual March winds are beginning to such as prevailed under ftlalln no moonshine nr any other parkage The 4th Dlitrlrt Cansteble tnld The Shoup company will pro­ evening. lics; support more revenue fnr blow and children are taking ad­ Inin a place felled the Silver ♦ha court ind Jury that Joe lltckvide fro* maintenance service Mullet Lake Park l» apprntl (bo public schools; to support and longer enters tha party's work. aon, a Sanford Police Department vantage of tbs gusty ycather by during tha Moon In Rookerlmsn. "1 had nn malrly five miles east nf Sanford complete the lumplkr; to push lb* patrolman told him, on a trip to getting out their kites. reason to believe that whiskey operation. on the Geneva road and Ihe rood tn flood control program toward com­ Kite flying Is fun, but some­ aw Jersty to pick up a prisoner was taken there", said Evans. toe park is plainly marked b> pletion; efforts will ho made tn at "w« are going tn got him times tragedy can occur from this "In Ihe nfflre nf Karlyle Honsroad signs. Seminole High improve tho price nf market fnr llfobby) one way or tha other."•port. holder and In the presence nf Carl citrus, and tn Improve Florida Dodson, Joe Hickson and InvestlRev. W. P. Brooka Jr., paitnr of Reddy Kilowatt, who worka for Band Skit Night agriculture in general. gstor ....... Hodgson”, ................ Evsns ......... testified. .............. Wflion Alanander annnounead to* ♦ha Pir»t Daptlit Church; Leon Florida Power A J.ight Company, —— , T .I ") waa told that I was seen at a'day that he ia a candidate for Snato Tickaring, 10-yaar re*ldent of hera In Sanford, doesn't want any 1 Semioole County; Rev. Lucian W. youngster to get hurt while fly- |^ " O R C C l l O t l O f l l O l O certain plare taking a JM* mi*'note County Repraaenlitiva Irom A fund-raising rampsign that of Due to lack of response the Appeal For Help a car end w* know what It _ _ ' ' , ., •eolt, pastor of tha Lake Mary ing his kite. will enable The SalvsTlon Army in wa, •« .Group Two for (ho unexpirtd tarn* Third Annual Skit Night sponsored "Kilo flying la fun, hut It's al Fraabyterlan Church; Rev. Jamei Sanford to continue its invaluable Begins Tomorrow "Yon go along with n*. Dodson of Valia Williams, Jr. and lag to* P . Thompson, retired Presbyter­ ways best to do it safely," Roddy by the Seminole High School Bend services to the less fortunate In Psrrnts has been cancrlcd. ian clergyman; John R. Weaver, saya. told me," said Evans, "and you regular term. Enthusiasm rippled through Many thousand* of men and Many Ihnusnnda nf men nur community will begin Feh. 22. Th» performances of skits fur • Sanford (iinmmnr School l«*t women never go to Reddy suggests that young­ jACL locomotive engineer; Joa L. tn rhureh, church, and Upon the success of this endeavor ran continue to bold your Job as In making his aatwunceattil Wil­ lahed by various rlvic, fraternal Chrley. Sanford farmer and pro- sters keap their kites away from week over the annual sixth grade are never reached by otganisrd will depend tha maintenance) of Jailer. lson stated that ha was brought np duct m anr A; a WUson, Sanford electric wire* and lelavitiun an­ and rellalous aroups was sche­ spelling contest. The rnnte.-t «.-> —tiptoe Manr people, through The Salvation Army's prasant "W* are going to put that longfurnitvr# dealer; Harold H. Kast- tenna*. That they use dry cotton duled for Feb. 14. Letters had been an exciting one n« Ilia contestants misfortune, poverty or disgrace, work and tha extension of new legged. Georgia eracker, on on a firm and Is now ■ practicing ,mar, Sanford produce man; all string and navor use metal on sent to 40 organisations through­ j vied for fust place. The solve- feel out of step with Ihe other projects designed to meet tha ht tha chain gang and you ran go Attorney, From a country boy to out Dm county Inviting them to lion nf word* went into the people In thnir community nnd iaetifJed that "Hobby’* reputation their kites. creasing needs of nnsetllad times, along with us or we will put you [Lawyer, ha has don* l i r a work. participate In the event. Only ten •ad Integrity waa good". “When you alert to Gy your organitationa responded and five seventh spelling book before Hill outside alt ordinary concern for Tha Salvation Army deserves there Dodson told ma", Evans Harked In grocery stores, srorkatf Lemos was* the onU* remaining Iheir welfare, lh a chief deputy for Hobby. kite," Reddy says, "Pick a leva! of these accepted the invitation. more than the good wishes of Ita said. contestant nnd winner nf the j 0 these, and to score* nf friends, and of the community. It Pnm Jan. 4, IMS until hla suspen- •pet away from power lines and "I told him that they would Just to a factory, aa a building trades­ Ernest Cowlay, bandmaster stat­ others without a church. The Sal- deserves a helping hand from hava to put m# there. I didn’t man and ia a Combat Veteran ol •Inn, Otlia G. Owens testified television antennae, and without ed, "This is our annual project tn school honors. yesterday that th* "termination big rocks and treat s6 that you'll raise fundi ’ to purchase instru­ Rill Lemos will r e p r e . e n t valion Army goes, bringing tha every generous parson, who, want to Join with them In trying to World War II, with several decora* • I a deputy’a aom mission for Joe have plenty of room to run. Nev­ ments for the band and I ap­ Grammar School along with »r- „n]y religious teaching that they through this organltatlon, would pstl Mr. Hobby out nf office. They lions $or outstanding aarylco rancom! place Janet Rogers and third know. With this spiritual help like a helping hand In ha given tnld me." Evans testified, "that ■Ickson was not agreeable." er use the areela or highways. preciate' the Interest taken by arwen aald Hickson brought his "Make aura the cord nn your those clubs who accepted the In­ place Ralph Shrader in ttio coin- K,,ott material aid, anil a very real to others during lha coming year. they wera going to put me In At­ [dared. Wilson believes that hla *gperienro and background glva him deputy's identification card tn the kilo doesn’t have any metal in it vitation. We are greatly disap­ Ing county contest. Fourth place r„nrrrn f„r well-being, That any money given to The lanta If I didn't come across". *j-|ip Army ranks high Salvation Army will b* translated ffcerlffj office, slammad It on and that It U dry and properly pointed that more organisations trank Scott anil Hflh place Itet-v Questioned about tha operation a good understanding of all poopto Smith will "eve •• alternative. , , h„ hfnrl, of prop,„ lo(1, r ,4ha desk and remarked, "1 don't colled. Don't ua* wet cord or cord did not respond." a Negro mnonshln* place by In all walks of Ufa. for tha 8anfoid Grammar School Jutt nf thj, ronr#rn for Into help dispensed to everyone of Siva a damn". Minnie Byers, Evans told the Jury Since no other candidates havo . requesting assistance, without re with tinsel or that la toad* with . . . . . . . a , , , llitlr spiritual ami physical waithat "I received many complaints a announced for tha office, h t 1* ngt gard to rare,' creed or rolor, Is , Owens related a number of In­ littt* strand* of wlra. If cords lika •llerolJ llerkenhach, principal ,,f .................. well known hr all who have seen about drunks, loud nolsea anddrawing noise* „ ._ any issues at this time; but stances to whlcn W on and Leroy those coma In cnnUrt with elec­ Brotherhood Supper Hanford Grammar, vulrrd high * ,, „ , this great organisation In action. other disturbances at her house." Long had visited the Seminole tric lines, you might lose your ^ r ’ j * ,****,T51 fin? *B,en^6J praise for the spelling learn, an I , Tomorrow, the Salvation Army Slated A t Church h . plan, to schedule several con- *" ««r common ly County Sherlffa office tn post life" As a famous person pointed out Rut Evans staled, "1 told them h er|* L,be 0 ***,*. w th. * . Vii'** aiti K The annual Brotherhood supper. test, with other county school, P «l t n financial help, In or in lha and ,hev Prohtems as they arise In h* miB. City ......... pm di and answer warrants. In a statement, ’The work of house was........... Reddy says If your kit* gats observance of tha Wttk of during tha preparation period «T « rry on It- u.efu| work for evangeliiatlon which General Wil­ should . i - u report ------• the nrruranrea . - >ner favored by a majojrlty of tb* to f'Wba* you want Into your post- raught In a tras or an sleet He In Compassion, will b# held at the >n at chief deputy," defense wire* to laava it ther*. "Don’t First Christian Churvh, Wednes­ to Ihe county contest to he held »» mankind, (dva gcneroualy. to liam Booth, founder of The Salva­ th, City." Ttia complaints said voters. •how your appreciation of lla tion Army, began over 60 years Evans testified, we’ve reported it Wilson slates, "My platform id counsel William W. Judge askedclimb trees or poles to free your day, 6:30 p. m„ with the Rev. In the rarly spring. many services tn humanity. ago has never lost Ihe spirit which time and time again to Ihe City this pledge; To us* my axperlane* Owens, "What were your Instruc- kit*, I'm aura year dad would William Runnehaum, minister of he Infused Into It." "That Is why", police and they would do nothing and best ability to give fair, honayk e w e In reaper! to moonshine in tha First Christian Church, New •aid he, "It remains to this day about It." representation to all tha people of ••wtoola Couoty," Owens answer- rather buy another kite than have Smyrna Beach, as tha guest Assistant district altnrney, E. Seminole County." one of the most powerful spiritual #d, "Hobby told me that his main you hurt from a fall or from com­ speaker. Market Report Is David Rosen, in his ci’oss-exiinlni- Wilson la a native of Lincoln forres In Ilia world." SVrpoea waa to rid Seminole Coun­ ing In eonUet with electric lines. Flan* for tb* occasion hava "Go to it, hoys and girls, fly ty of moonshine and ha has Good Last Week All eltliens might writ echo linn of Evans, attempted to force County, Kentucky, an.1 cam! to ba<n mad# by Mr*. O. T. Pear­ your kites — hut do it safely." Ihe suspended deputy tn testify Florida about ten years ago, Ha yreaehad that ev«r alnce." son, Mr*. 0. D. I.andres* and "Continued good weather Is rapid what this man added to his eon- that Ihe sarks allegedly In Ihe b;ck elusion: "Tha world can never re­ Suspended deputy aheriff MorMra. Iterry L. Stone. The supper iy pushing tha affect* of cold of a ear driven hy ha and Ifohhy received his education at Centre There were 106 esses disposed of pay the debt which It owes to The McClelland related to the will ba a potluck affair and a Urn* ollcge, Danville, Kentucky, Unlvar« f c n lastaneea when ha waa Ladies' Night Set of ehurch-wida fellowship. M rs. in County Court Monday on Ihe damace into lh« background of Ihe Salvation Army . . God grant that tn Ihe James Smith place con­ •ity of Kentucky, Lexington, Kan* tained moonshine whiskey. "1 monthly Plea Day y Judge Ernest Florida agricultural plclur* as its good work may grow and pros­ J. W. Knight, Mr*. J. Bair, Mra. •threat m ^ Nto "Long boya". don't want In argue with you lucky, and the University of Miami, growers concentrate on new crops per as tha years paai." SfcCialiand aald Leroy L o n g Monday By Rotary Mabel Bishop and Mr*. W. C. Hntu holder. about It", Rosen staled during Miami, Florida. Ha was admitted to The cases were eomprlsed of and reworking those which suffered Calus* will comprise the kitchen threatened him at tha Seminole Wive* of Sanford Rotarians will rross-eiaminatinn, "you worry Ihe practice of Law In August, 1830, 33 pies* of guilty and sentenced; little or no damage." said, L. If Cbwty JaU, "If yeu don't atay welcome the "nr need In plan fore*. Mrs. W. H. Young will ind has mantalncd a Law otfles about It". . 67 rases that wera previously dis­ Lewis, Director of State )A<rki1s Mrs. Koontz Has J * wood! we’ll leava you dinner" edict Issued by their hus­ maka the coffa*. Table* arc to b* Jerry Martin, owner nf Resale's in ihe Fern Park area for approxi­ l ° ,a* kill you," bands for Wednesday night, tha set up by Mre. J. Bair, and de­ posed of by pleas of guilty; 13 today. "Early damage repoi* have Night Club, defended by attorney mately four years. He la married McClelland Unified that the occasion being a.Ladles’ Night to corated by Mrs. H. R. Ring and cases pleeded not guilty; 67 bonds home out In soma areas With tem­ Big Kitchen Pet Sam Murrell stuck to his testi­ ami ha, two children and presently were estreated; one rn«o was dis­ Mrs. C. R. Grlem. Jay M Wal­ porarily light volume resulting ,L®ng boya told him. hr held on tha graunds nf tha local * THOUSAND OAKS. Calif. M*_ mony that he knew nothing of resides In Altamonte Springs. missed; and one defendant died ter la to . lead tha song service; while at other* volume Is equal tn Elks’ Lodge An alee trie w«!der, Charles E. Most housewives would flee In ter­ payoffs, moonshine operations, or Wilson wants to assure th* vofert awaitlpg hearing. and Mrs. J. C. Diets has charge or greater than for the same period f atlarson, revealed on Uve wllne** The All-Star Caoking Committee of special music. The public Is ror, with their husbands keeping rackets around hla plaei nr In of Seminole County that If elected, Judgo Houihnldrr announred last ic ir." * SMMfday that Lelon Long, koown aa "The Culinary Com- Invited. pice, at the sight of Mrs. Melvin Seminole County. that trial term will begin Momhr, h* will conscientiously try to per* poundari" consisting of Al Lea, Feb. 27 and that 17 cases are set "On Sanford Slat* Market the Koontx’ kitchen pet. During the raids of Jan. 30, 1834 forf all of Ih* duties of Rcpralt* ___ I fw w k ln a r, had offchairman; Tom Jones, Tom Brown, vegetable and citrus picture pointed A 330-pound puma ilia nn a Jerry Martin said, "I wai called for trial before a Jury. ^ IS* "moon- Jim Hnlteclaw, Earle Turner - id Veterans To Meet In, and was, more of an optimistic drain board while Mrs. Kooatx to a room In tha County Court Jalivci and will do everything pos­ A Jury panel nf 36 names was bluInM» w halvea and maka Gena and Franela Roumlllat will A meeting will b* held Frldty, drawn fnr service during trial situation last week," Manager San­ washes har dishes. Ha follows her House by patrolman Carl Dodson sible to assist Seminola Cuunty -to tot ef money." prepare one of those chicken bar- Fab. 14 a t B p. m. in tha Ameri­ weak. dy Anderson said. "Out of 33 var­ about lha houie and la aa domesti­ in Ihe presence of Dodson, prose­ grow and progress. ieties of produce and fruit sold, we cated as a kitten—well, almost, cutor Karlyle Uousholder and "It Is my dealr* to become ■ J * - ™ *Ua#*a yeaterday, be. becuea for which they ere famoui. can I-aglon Hut fer tha Veterans had a total of $3,538 packages although Mrs. Koonts has • few former Asslitant Slate's Attorney tonally acquainted with as RIFLEMEN DESERT f t * "*•**>*« ssUI 8:30 this morn- The mens, to be served starting of World War I, Barrack* N*. ALGIERS tit—French authorities grossing 1134.784., an Increase ovar acratchai. !7 ;” ' Scpoty, William at •:'< p. m. Wednesday, will beadHubert Griggs. 1 waa told to put people of Samlnola County aa L All Vats ar* urged amt Invited aay about 30 Algerian riflemen de­ Ihe preceding week wf 28,007 unite Rh* acquired the puma, named my card* en tha tabl*. They asked ilblo between now and tho til * * • w m d rndar Hobby. line chicken, choice or barbecued or smoked, potato salad, vege­ to attend this session. All quali­ serted with a large store nf arm and a valuation Increase of $43,Klmbo, five years ago aa a baby. ma to makw a atatament against tha elactlon," said Wilson All Wj-Minnla Byart, Long told tho tables In and out of season, pickles, fied Veto who Join barracks prior during a battle with nationalist 372.83. Celery, cabbage, Iceberg She bottle fed him and reared him tha sheriff. I refused," aald Martin, [dec. "Howava.,*’ ho said, "If and coffee. S B * * * »M • *J*toab driver do-nuts bw to April 1 will ba charter n a n - rebels yesterday. It waa tha larg­ lettuce and grean onloni arq itili aa a pat. Now he'•■ta 10 pound* "and they put ma tutdsr 11,300 unablo to maot somo of tbo bjeoming ^deputy." He aald. The event will take toe place of bars after wblcfi permanent of­ est reported defection of tho 15- weak pricawlae. Tha market en of b o m ms at and a gallon ol bund but Dm case baa m t it b u n ,1 Mvortholoas hop* t m time. tho regularly scheduled meeting ficer* will ha elected and tha bar- month-old rebllloft in Algrla against these Hems Is not at all aatlafaetavr milk dally, and walchoo totoyiafea stand and atUl favc * * * » * * > ''................. of Monday, Feb. 17. to predeefa," rulo. ^ - 1* *.v #i ••r ■ “ itnesses Maintain y's Character Members Of Youth Gang Admit Taking Part In Slabbing Fuller*Warren* To Ru n In Governor’s Race Dinner Sponsored By Boat, Ski Club Is Open To Public K Billy Lemos Wins Spelling Contest t 198 Cases Heard By Judge Monday r *- » Nikolai Bulganin iPledges Collective Leadership Stay Citizens Are Urged To Support Drive' To Seek Position Of Representative �aprin* from familial with a pro­ ■a they enforce It thamielvee. hi Ry HAL BOYLE fessional military background. Ha main tenet [la undavUtlog adher. LOWRY AIR FORCE BARE. may not b# of varsity athlete eil M M lM K k tore to th* truth. Colo., UB—Any young man who lber, but be will be In lop physical Oo* cadet who (tapped acroi^ think* admission to the new U. fi. condition and he ha* ZO-W vision. tha hall tn barrow tobacco fibbed Air Force Aeaeemy here la an They each get It 11.13 a month easy step toward * soft life In « !scd 1"WZ. Most every move of the candidste “ w ,w «"««»». ,___ lid la" off l | ihe armed force* get* a quick dllhad permission lo leave his room, is u,Tv if ourvelliance and the candid****, for fS for spending money. ’i ‘h* political seaaon is on! iihjaionmedt. Almost every minute of their day After the 12-man eadtt honor coun. A t noon today, political hopefuls and to- the most part, are forced to go to Ihe peo­ Only the hardy survive. . ta rigidly controlled, from th* tim# ell Investigated hla cue, they asked began qualifying for the various ple with their appeal for support. Of the 30t cad*!* selected last they rise at J:M a.m., and make him to realgn from the'icademy, You'll be hearing more from these can­ fflcaa to which they are u p lrin f. summer from S.ZOO applicant* to their bed* until "light* out" at »:M didates, now that the official date for qua­ ___votmr begins to g e t s closer look a t join the first cla»» of the nation'* They march to and from claasei, He did. third lervtce academy. 41 have al­ and practically everywhere elie. The cadets can date twice a dtixen who declarea himself an official lifying is here. Until noon, March 26 each ready been wa»had out. They spend at least 20 hour* a weak, but during tha first year art ldato for the post in his State'govern- citizen, qualified to hold an office In State The reason moit of them left: weak In cl***, mnr# than that pre­ reatricted to the base, aacept durte to which he think* he la most capable. government, is given an opportunity to make known his or her desires to represent The going wa* limply loo rugged, paring their leisons. Among Ihe Ing parental visits. They are ex. ...Not only doee John Q. Public got a cloeer arts they are expected <o lexrn: pcctrd to abstain from liquor com­ th* discipline loo spartan. his people in every section of the State. look a t tho man himself and the plntform How to deal a deadly Judo blow pletely until graduation. The survival rate actually so far On May 8, each voter, qualified to cast a On which he bases hla candidacy, but he al­ effectively, how to dance gracefully. Da the cadets like the life? hat excecdrd the expedition* of ts a closer look a t the dollars th a t are ballot in the Democratic Primary, will be academy officials, who deliberate­ At dinner table they practice Air “Yea. it definitely brings a closer given an opportunity to make hi* selection __spent In hla behalf. ly have plrnned a for-year course Force lingo, and each cadet In turn comradeship," laid one. "You'r# Each candidate for the offico In State from the array of candidate* that wilt pa­ ot study >ough enougn to strain act* as table pilot, navigator, or not only closer to one man—you're tha stoutst. They aren't Interested crew chief. Whan Ihe cot/** closer to all." nment must report weekly HU expendi- rade aero** the political arena this year. in creating a corps of swivel chair reaches the table, for axampl*, tha "Yeah." grinned another, whe for advertising, radio and talevUlon From now on, It la up to the voter to listen warriors. Each cadet signs a state­ navigator may announce: carefully, watch closely, and study minute­ campaign Ipg expense*, offico expense*, want* to ba a flghiar pilot, “Tha* ment that upon graduation as a “Sir, the JP-4 (coffee) haa com­ suffering bring* ua together. T h e r^ ly, each and every candidate. t, stationary, stamps, and the like. pleted it* cross-country and U on navigator-observer he will go on Until May 8, It Is up to the candidate to Isn't time for monotony to set la, Information, Mr. Citizen t a k e i a ramp." and become a pilot. They keep us «o« busy." present hla platform in such a manner that Or: Aa Lt. Gen. Hubert H. Harmon, the voter will be convinced that he wilt re­ “Sir. th* fuel injection (water) Along with the luted expenditure! must academy ‘superintendent, points has mat its ETA and la on tha The number ot V. 8. farm hold­ t a name by name account of every per- present the people fairly, Impartially, and out: ramp." who contributes money to the candl- above reproach. “Today a single officer In Ihe The cadet* have an honor rod* ings of 1,000 or more acres has If an office holder has not filled hla par­ U.S. Air Force may be called upon which is unbelievably strict and lo increased 10 per cent In Ihe la*t date’s benefit. lo carry out a minion which, dur­ which they are fanatically loyal. U years. Thus, according to the requirement* of ticular nicho In S l a t e or County govern­ ing World War II, woulld have re­ In itia tiv e action, the citizen is assured th a t ment, to tha lAAtn of the voting public, this quired the crews of a thousand ■rnadlth cannot contribute more than a fair is tho time to choose ■ replacement. live power*. One remarkable case planes. That ollictr must have the By RUSSELL RAY Every word, every statement, every V to tha campaign expenses of any canWhile St. /tugustlne will never we* that of trie Woolcock. a photo­ courage, the character and the pa­ to. Certain firms and organizations can­ plank In the many platforms, must lie give up it* claim to the original grapher and rciident of Vcnlct. triotism lo pres* home his mission •Ite of the fabulnu* Fountain of Nho broke her beck In in IS and againit any and ail odds, He may to any way, provide money for a cantll- weighed and studied carefully. This is the season for gripers (who Youtb. Wc»t Coait hUtortan* hive wai iirlckcn with plaurliy and have to do this alone In the skies dUta. been delving Into muity record* phletbjtli all at once. Her caie with no other American within •y HUMAN N. •UNMSIM, HJ. have voted) to make known their dissatis­ fl-E v ag y dollar, epent In any way, on beIn an effort tn prove that th* real •eerned hnpelei* but »he bathed of miles to observe his A NEW typ* dentist’* drill and Another new anttbtotfc, Alba* katf of a candidate must be reported through factions. However, a ballot is the official Fountain of Youth aought by Ponee In th* iprlng each dav and *“ *r thousands two naw oatibloUea are among ■ p h i, ggg v&dagpotnR conduct." license for a citizen to gripe. Mm centralized campaign fund of a candld* Leon ia a warm mineral iprlng an tight week* period waa able What kind of a boy asplraa to th* top sdvueaa ta this month’s tria ls, h a i p ro y td affgetlv* « t 8 H--,-Ka».|if, j cine ami can cum medical newt. And there’i also a against a variety of Infections. Incited a short way* off U. S. 41 become this typ* of officer? danca lha Conca. new Inflatable, portable baby crib It also h u b u n affgetlv* la wulh of Venice. Even though millions of dollars will tie Show Your Appreciation! Warm Mineral Spring may The average cadet here Is 19 eartaln cue* of whooping eeugh^ on the market. Ra.ii of the rlalm goe* hark to H i n t on behalf of candidates in the 10B6 skin infection and bronchitil due* Appreciation In an expression that * vliit to the Weri Tout by Pnnre »nme day mean ax much to Flori­ years old, serious-minded, a good Mqb Spaed DriQ Me* for off lees throughout the Stato and make* known a citizen's faith And love for He I.eon In tench of a mlraculoui da .i\ Warm Spring* doe* to student, and come* from middle to bacteria inaenattlta to out New high speed diamond drills, more common antibiotic*. class parents, Comparatively few ■atlon, In counties throughout the State, his or her community. warm iprlng described by In­ Georgia. operating at speeds of 19,000 and An Important feature of Alba* aach fund must meet the strict scrutiny of 30,000 rsvolutlon* par minute, myein, tecta Indicate, la that baeNow th at French Avenue is nearing dian* of the area, Record*. It ap­ promts* to help dentists prepare tarla which have become Insen­ eiflcUls, who by law are given the authority completion, every citizen must make ready pear* are not too authentic *od teeth tor fllllngi, crown* and sitive to othir commonly used ^RMamine them, with penalties for avoiding to show appreciation for the modern historians seem **dly confused. ether restoration* with a lighter antibiotics, may remain saneltlve F ln t white mm to ever tee the — »yWlUIAM«TT— touch and tn Itu time. throughway that will prove to he just tho •pring la *aid to be Juan Orter. .. Mr. Citizen Is auured that every candi­ beginning on highway expansion for Semi- Spanish priest who It la reputed Central Free* Writer On* niw hydraulic turbtn* to the naw drug, , \ handpiece, developed recently at loby Csth date must abide by the same law which con­ nolo County. w*a captured by Indian* when with TO COMBAT Increasing swarme “lurprtitng ipectacie.” Agreed— the National Bureau of Stand­ With on Inflatable baby crib a Weil Coait expedition in 1JM. He of locust* a score of foreign na­ however, it’* not th* Orel feme trols the contributing and the spending of ards, operate* at 45,000 rpm. Ex­ now on tha commercial market, am Bo sure th at your plans include taking reported Indians Journeying great tions plan to ua* plant! next year that Khruahy and Bulgy have . d u n a lg n fundi. perimental work la now under baby can nap Juat about any­ part In the .March 0 ribbon-cutting cere­ diilance* lo bathe In lha healing to find ar.d destroy th* peile Hill madt a epecUcl* of themselves. way with a belt-driven handpiece where. — With experiences already behind us, even monies that will officially dedicate and open walera and It wai his account of tn an Immature state. That * gatI I t using speeds in excess of 150,000 Mad* of soft plaatlc, It eon fit though some loopholes are certain to he ex­ ting th* jump on tha ’hoppers, With turkey' tilling at a dollar to the public the houndAry-tn-boundary 6- the iprlng that led Tone* d* Leon rpm. Inside a large handbag wbtn It la isting, it haa been demonstrated th at tho Isno highway through Sanford. ' a pound Snglltk poultry ralteri tn visit the W*u f o n t where It 1* I t t Since these machines produce deflated, inflated, It m tuurt* is laid he landed near Charlotte Fo r transportation and flo ra?* report a wai* of gobbler Ike/(#» Voting public receives the benefits. Buying leas vibration, the dental patient to 20 Inch** and stand* I inebu The time is,4 o'clock in front of Seminole Harbor. Quick, Wateoo—tKera’a fowl play fu r pout S riftiA brewer* have f it is less discomfort high. i f Votes has been outlawed by these modemHigh School, Friday March 8. tuccttdtd in /reeling beer into a afootf It happen*, however, that there Tha soft material wont man U ad teaD ro g I ! t la a very remarkable warm min­ oolM. Doee that make It hard floors, bade or auto aaata. Tha naw antibiotic, cathomy- uuaoHUi Sanford Herald eJIT im) JUIBW m eaeeaama llk k e rf Th* erawn prince ef Iraq hag eral iprlng poiaaialng amailng QUxilluM A XI eln, test* Indicate. Is effective ' ^'•VJjMRMei Belie ■«•*•« ■•«*»*•? a < *■■*•* ’ ardered fwe giant silver tup* large Meets Open To Public f t I curative powen for luffcrtn from A. L.: What U the cause of an against soma bacteria which art DwHnf a Christines pared# In enaugh to held ega* laid by hla resistant to all other known anti­ Irregular heart beat? a Many citizens are beginning to realize auch affliction* a* arthrltti, rheu­ j m m . n a r f t '. 'S M T W . matic condition*, neurHIi, pareHellend tha atetah driven by Ike L_it ettrlsh, Ha must hellava In blf biotic*. Answer: A condition of thla th a t it is necessary for each person to know lysis and nervnua condition* lenle Cteue leveled Into e-dtHh* - tW lM S iklint 1st* report tha) Iq tael type-mar b> due to nervousnisa * „ » » . , * £ * ,H „ B l r t , I 'Located n i S i Tin O S E S ' >h. Ftokebfy mlitoak ft farV A toW fcf ~ K 1 t r ” **- •*' an Sundeveloped tuba and animal studies It h u or ta certain disease* affecting realdent of Louisiana and County government. with no road* other than wood* lucceiafully combated bacteria th* heart muscle. cam* to court In rtepona* to a causing abscesses, whooping In cues of thle typ* an electro­ Meetings of tho Board of Sanford City and *and trails leading to It. the Britain’* sir Winston Churchill call for Jury duty It was dlacav* cough, blood stream Infections cardiogram and a careful exami­ iprlng ha* remained undeveloped declarea the anti-western exhibi­ ered he w*i only six year* old. "ijr* * • « ,! ? ' Commissioners are open to the public. Of­ l l U m i r m Mm M r b l a t tk a a k a . vaaalatlaaa M l and serious urinary tract Infec­ nation are necessary tn order to It hi* been known to old tion eUged In India by Soviet big- Wonder if Teacher believed Ua ir* a t H M M U i a M t fa r Ik a p a ra a a a a t ra la ta a ficial meeting nights are the second and although tions. establish tha correct diagnosis it* will ka a k a rc a k ta r a l r a a a la r a r m t l i l a i ralaa. settlers for mmy year*. wiga Khrushchev and Bulganin a excuse for being absent? fourth Mondi^v nights of the month at 8 Witer In th* iprlng maintain* ' p. m. in tho Commissioner* Room of the ■ year 'round temperature of S7 dcgreei anil It flow* at the rate nf City Hall. tT.noo fiillnne every three minute*. You may sit and listen to ihe entire pro­ Genlngltft aay it li Florida’* only ceedings of the Board of City Commission­ volcanic erater and warm iprlng. Tuesday, February 21, 10A6 ers meeting, you may speak up and be heard A U, S. Geodetic Survey engineer * — on any quest Ion that arises, you may bring attempted to «ound the iprlng In TODA T 9 BIBLE VERSE up any question that you might like to mnko IM1, reaching Z.fKM feet where he ran out of lid*. Grnttnei line III ; ~ ’A *d when h* h id brought them Into his known. walla and akin-diven report It 1* ■fesus, he eet meat before them, and re­ It is this active participation that makes r e a d , believing in God with all his house.— a successful, growing, democratic govern­ full of flah. The property wei recently ecA sts 18:84. ment. quired by • Mil ml developer who rr haa incorporated under the neme of Warm Mineral Spring and plana attentive development with a sanitarium and clinic. « f JAMKS HARLOW Company vie* preaidenl Thnmai Rilfht let up e special committee ’ iM r it lu f r t u N m A iilftt to do the job, Spec let committee* contacted election* . . . " H. Etnla, a tall, greying gentle­ W A SH IN G T O N , uo- 'Tat usually ere more reitrlcted thin Nor ran there be any doubt that man w‘lh bound!*** faith In Ihe Kennedy—ai chairman nf th* Ren­ protect, explain* that until recent­ S u m " waa tha way cynic* sited regular ones, like Gore'*. aplka possibility tha Renata might Gore I* a member ot the Ren al*'* auhcommillee nn the reor- ly lh« iprlng larked publicity and tagjntt a double-barreled, all-out eta's reiular Committee on nule* imitation of Congrett—haa au­ waa difficult to reach for lack of braatigillM Into political spend- and Administration and chairman thority to look Into lobbying. The road*. Lobbying Art of nun waa part nf “ night now," he ny*. "we're •1>* and lobbying. of Hi mbrommlltee nn prtvtleaei the grneral legislation panel that spending mo«l nf our time en­ tWi la an flection year. Such an,) etectiona. Other member* are by Cnngreii to reorganiie gineering. getting topography »ur.an'Invalidation might be eiplo- Seniton Minefield (D-Mont) and year Itself. vey*. deciding how (o properly .at*#. H almoit certainly would Curtis (R-Nab). driln, beautify and Improve the Kennedy** group ha* authority A m to dig late tha campaign The three men met t u t week area and are mnMrucHng two WflSay received by member* nf and voted to mike the invents*- to study how the Reorgmiielion paved road* to connect with U, R. Act—including the law on lobby­ Coigraia and how they' spend it. tlon which Gore then announced. ing—worka. 41. ’Bow partial would be affected. But Knowlind »aya It might b* It'e possible the Gore end KenA myilery connected with the Nevertheless, auch a twin in* belter to have any tuch inveitli*. ntdy inveilljiiloni might ovtrlip iprlng la th* fact that Ihe water qulry ahowa algni of getting atari- tlon made by a b lu e r commltts* a hit—on wher# lobbylita cnnlrlh- change* color. It ia cryatal clear •d. dm. Gore (D-Tenn) laya he comprised of an equal number ot rnuld work nut lhat problem be­ In th# morning end then alone about 10 a. m. after’the aun haa twlU lavaitlgate campaign enntrl- Dsmocrats ind Republican*. tween Ihemiclve*. •Ruttoui and attempt* to Influence Knowlind **y* a "JurUdicllonreleaied ga» bubble*, It change* to an <>dn grrylah blue color, On •legtiMl. Sen. Kennedy (D*Maai) •I" quest ion I* Involved—(hit the iairt ha will inveitlgate lobbying. Senile Judiciary Committee hi* Statisticians expect a »hirp ln- cold daya it gives nff steam. Hundred* of people teitlfy to * But ever the weekend the Re- JurUdicllon over my revlilon ot create in th* number of UJ. mar­ riage* around 1N0 when “baby the curative power nf the iprlng'* , public ini’ Senate leader, Knowl* the Corrupt Prirtlce* Act. sues* is Hounav boom" hablta begin to reach the unuiual water*. Ram Schar of land' al California, while laying But Gore’* (roup held Jurlsdlr- age of marriage, Libcrtyvtlle, Indiana learned nf then would be an Inveitlgatlon, tlon latt yrar. It ipeln wrek* hold­ the iprlng six year* ago. Suffering ’Made a move which may throw ing hrarlnsi on propoial* to Im About m per cent of Americana (rnm muscular trouble and high .gaad in tha whaoli. If anough Dam* prove the Corrupt Fracllce* Act. B u y ° R o o k s t 'Strata and Rtpubllcani join him, It drtjw up a bill to amend Ute over 85 yean old have no Income blood praaiure tha clinics had given him up. He arrived In a v» Kaowland questioned whether act and lha hill la now walling of their own. wheel chair, but now, although the lubeommlttea headed by Gore tor Senate aellon, Mo*t tied dog* ilka in work and 74 year* old, he Is aa active aa a l» i Juriadlctloh lo make Ihe kind Further, the Senate lUelf, under expreaa eagemeia to get into ynungiler. He awims daily and ;Bf Inveitlgatlon Gore hai In mind, nuie No. U, long ago ipeeifleally harness, Several doctors a n intarailad la .Xaowlaad luggeited the Renata aald tha Senate Com millet on tperatas a power mower aa oo# Rulaa and Admlniitratlon — ot Th* vine* os which peanut* of th r property caretaker*, which Gore'* aubcommiUea U a grew eonititute a rleh vitamin the, te'tpoaad clinic. They have 8t*7,i atfp ahead of tomorrow :'j • itrp op to aa If Mlaalnf Tha part—I* Ihe one to which: Old* rijki *mtl See the future of automotive dedg* u t i l hay nf premium quality for feed­ *e*n Vtlent* aided by water* of FLORIDA TIME8-UNION “Shill be referred all propoied ing liveatock. th* apVmg and retngnis* its cur*dupe in every •weeping line of Storib* ityling.; i Dally Delivery Initiation . . . and oilier metier* itylug that keepa paco with lotnonow'i trad, with relating to Ute election ot lha PratPhone 1787 for feature* like the ultra-court "Tatigrill# f a m iTI Went; vie* preitdent; or member* Prompt Service And the Rocket TdoO Engine make* abort work M A ICO H EARIN G AIDS of Cong ran ; corrupt practice*; :?ssi *“•» •« Too Late To Classify Products and Drugs Make Medical News YOU'RE JELLING ME! P IT j Tht V Okay For Inquiry Not Probable IV I Tha fineat all tranelator aids, fitted by axparlencad min with equipment and aids necessary for each individual Full price range In 3 makes, 8 lata model*. Terms. Our repraaantative In Hanford at Miller Tladio 4 A*alienee Co. on Friday of auk week P to 13. See Millar Servlceon all type aids, cords. Batteries, Repairs. ORLANDO HEARING CENTER . _ Garktsd O. and Thomas ft. Hmitk Nlghtg and boUdays can • -a 8*841• Orlando *•1*4*87 of the mile*. i . yon hreeec along with mrath JtUway Ifydre*Matk*. It *0 add* up to vaha tkitF • tope at trade-in tia ^ Let we tbow yaw i^ r a e f V i s i t IHR "ROCKIV ROOM**** * At TOOR O �Cancer Films Will Be Shown A t CPO Session Garden Club Has Canceled Games For This Thursdi ■ r SAMS B. GUT Tto Si i M Glfdffl a«l> •€ Fi I* 0* C* The ngnlar Thursday The following article on table repoUent, of course, tubuduplicate game of the Sanl By SANDRA arrangements la taken from a Duplicate Bridie Club has JggB The TOP INTEREST to spring U r silhouette. program given recently by Mrs. Two fUms on cancer, one ta cancelled this week to avoldjrikv Guess whit! The good old Fred Murray to tha laora Ore)*. this year "giving 'at-the-top' em­ shirt takes on an elegant look in dolor and one in black and white, fllct with the Sixth Central BlaJl-Jq*; phasis to the ‘tree form' lines of When planning a table arrange­ the sheath dresses am such t a ­ puUover styles that reflect the will be shown i t the regular da Bridge Tournament which will ment, consider tha overall affect, meeting, Feb. 28. of the CPO ho held at the Angebilt Hotel In rtan! grace notes as brief Oriental Influence. Colton knits since It is the focal polat of tha Wives Club. Orlando Irom Feb. 23 through ■ Itroi, puff sleeves, mandarin hive gold patterns and are studd­ 'ihe meeuns will o* neiu to the !*■«!» . ?T . TUESDAY Jim Spencer's for a dutch sand­ setting and should complement collars, panel backs, and wld*. ed with rhinestones. the table appointments, and In wide sashes. CI’U club on lha has* ant will ACCESSORY’ ACHIEVEMENTS: Due to this cancellation, ti it Sanford BPW will hare a dinner wich lunch at l l noon. start at 8 p.m. Black equals white. Whul? Well week’s gamu was a Master Po.nl meeting at ihe Yacht Club. AU Tha Eltle Knight Circle of the fact the whole room. "Tiny little capelets to waistArrangements art centered on length capes and smart sheaths for Instance this year why not The pictures wdl last 37 minutes session. Top score was held by member* are asked to attend thia First Baptist Church will have after which a question and ans­ Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Mumnfn, a mission study book "New Ihe table when diners are seated will duet this spring as a costume choose a aew black and while •anion. ' around, but may be placed at wer period will fuUow, The first with Cecil Rhu-t .nd Clyde Ra...PRINTED pump and handbag The Sanford Tourist and Shuffle* Trail* In Indian Ufa” taught all them*. one or both ends, If not being Is "Breast Self Ixamtaatlon" and sey placing second. Third-and with your new-for-iprtng black by Mrs. Irving Pryor beginning hoard Club will meet at • p. m. then "Question In Time." used for seating, as when and of " ‘Caftan’— Webster defines It— silk, linen, or illkllnen frockl Al­ fourth places rent to two Or­ with a supper at 6:30 p. m. and for a covered dish aupper. Tbla table la against a wall or win­ 'an Arab or Turkish undercoat io a note to remember . . since Th0 doctor on duty will be on lando pairs, Mis si Ina Kiehr aoJ jaill be followed by a dance review. the study at 7:30 p, m. A film dow, having long sleeves and girded the fashions this year go for hand to answer any questions. Mrs, Dwight Freeman, and Mrs.’A) • The Unity Clan will meit at on Indian life will also be shown. with a sash"—but leading fashion lightness ta color and looks, choose Other than CPU members the Brlckllu and Mrs. Blake, respec­ Finished arrangement should AH members are urged to attend. 7:45 p.m. In the Valdet Hotel. The E. M. Wives Club Is conllaUy In­ tively. not obstruct th* view of the din­ designers define It a side-slit, slim the Vinylite shoes and handbag The Sanford Boat and Ski Club public 1* Invited. vited to attend. Light refreshexcept at a very large dinner slraightltned cost to top slim, add their clear brightness as It Is hoped that a number, of Uen of the Presbyterian Church will meet In Ute CAP Hall above ers, tt.cnts wUl be terved. < the Sanford briJgo enthusiast* tea, and should be of a sisa stralghtllned dresses." dramatic note to the lightweight will meet In the educational build­ Touchton’a Drug Store at 8 p. or Believe It or not, dear friends, and shape to conform with the air of the fine fabrics. will plan to take ta one or more ing for a dinner meeting at 7 p.m. m. Th* public Is Invited and all table and site of room. To relievo iprlng-lnto-summer dresses are of the ten events scheduled fbr The F. L. T. Club will meet In members are urged ta attend. being topped this year with smart Department Elects the Orlando tournament and per­ The regular monthly meeting of monotony, height may bo Introduced looking sweaters. the I. 0. 0. r. Hall at I p.m. All Ladies Aid Plans haps bring honor to the SaflfioN bffleera and memberi are aiked the Normand de V Howard Chap­ without obstructing vision, by Another TOP notch fashion In 1956 Chairman Club snd rim son.* d ir M ter of the UDC will b« held at use of candles, glassware or a this year’s spring "book-of-fashto attend. points for themselves. . .. . ^ h e Fidelia d ata of the Flrit tha home of Mrs. George D. Bis­ slender topped line arrangement. lons" la the "white eoat revival". Combined Meeting A t Recent Meet The next meeting of the San­ I - A * pint Church will meet with hop with Mrs. J. G. Sharon as The latter Is particularly lulled Kopiacklng and smooth Orion For Next Month to a modem setting. At a meeting held recently !a ford Club will be held Thursday, ‘ • S r i . D..K. McNab, Sll Elm Ave. co-hostess. Time Is 3 p.m. fleece are favorites In lha budgetStrive for an air of distinction the Sanford Womaa’a Club Mn. March 1, at I p.m. at th* Yacht >. The Ladles Aid of Ihe Lutheran with group No. Five In charge at price rang*. using equipment on hand. While J. P. Wilton was elected chair­ Club, Church of the Redeemer held a 8 p.m. Mrs. C. S. Sheppard U When spring showers come, Ipt’s _____________ man of the American Home De­ First Of 3 Meetings good china or porcelain and fine not be esught In the "wet-weather meeting at Ihe home of Mrs. Joe I •} chairman. linens are Important to a formal partment with Mrs. Roger Harrla Melsch on West First Street, The Ware Bible Clai* of the i i LsT.*<i* letting, an Informal table may mood." Tha allckest "Hem la the Thursday. taking the office of program chair­ Picnic Is Given First Methodist Church will have Slated Wednesday cotton raincoat. Light-hearted but be very gay and colorful with a man. \ Mrs. Melsch gave the rievotloml a covered dish eupper In Mc­ practical, it looks wonderful In a bright new cloth and decorative Other officers will serve for 12 Year Old Miss M 3 M Mrs. Henry Thurston presided Kinley Hall at 7 p. m. with hoeta In McKinley Hall genii, shower or a downpour. another year and Include M'i . over the business meeting and re­ being Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burney, The first of s series of three dishes. "Tha cotton raincoat Is styled After dtnnerware, silver and John Kader, vie# chairman; Mrs, A t Mullet Lake -• Mr, and Mre. W. C. Coleman, meetings to bo held at McKinley with a cloudburst of fashion. One port* were given by committee tablecloth or mats are selected, James Ekarn, secretary; Mrs. A. Chairmen. Mrs, Marvin Pago re­ Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Children. Hall of the First Methodist Church Lorraine Peterson was honored designer, for Instance, tailors a 0. Roberta, finance; and Mr*. by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MMrs. Claranrc Wynn and Mrs. Is slated for Wednesday night, choose a flower container In keep­ cardigan coat and umbrcHa-aUm ported on visits made during the DRAPED^ FROM A BUTTER­ ing. White should ba used only if Douglas 8tenstrom, membership. James C. Petersen Saturday, .Kfb, Feb. 12 at 7:30 p. m. . Mjretchen Crowell. skirt In sunny Rom*n-*'-lped we- last month. Plan* were made for FLY POUF la this unique Nettle Miss Gene Nunnclly entertained 11 on her twelfth birthday with 6 ■ bake sale to be held March IT. Rosenstein "Degas mauve" allR The Seminole County Child­ The event Is a churchwide school cloth or plates are white; glass tar-repellent cotton satin. It was voted that the next meet­ aatln evening gown. Tbs bodies the group with three select!* a picnic at Mullet Lake Park. ren's committee will meet at 4 of missions with the topic being or crystal to harmoaisa with crys­ Something new, new, new la the p. m. In the School Administra­ "South of the Himalayas" by tal used, silver for a formal let­ practleal gat who styles her ing, to he held March 13 at the ta elongated from a high-moulded and the Triple Trio, popular hlfh Several of her elaismate*' Ihd school group alio rendered tongs. tion building on Commercial Ava. James K. Mathews. The subject ting. Unusual containers such as cheery raincoat In the shlrtdress home of Mrs. M. 0. Hodges, woutd bosom. Mrs, F. E. Breckinridge told of friend* were Invited to enjoy * The Dorcas Class of the First deals with a hundred years of a sugar bowl, shell or a wooden fashion. Smart Is the word Mien. be a combination of the Lutheran the Fashion Show which will be hot dog roast along with birthday Baptist Church will hold Its Methodism In India and Pakistan. bow] does much to catch the The perfect travel coat la a Womens Missionary League and mood of th* setting. Cindies held March 13 8t 8 p.m. YoweU'a cake, she received many lovely monthly meeting at th* home of The first two chapter's will be tne Ladle* Aid Society, Stetson Speakers black or whits stocking cost In should be used only for evening Department Store will furnish the gifts. Mrs. G. A. Harris, lion W. First given at this session. Those attending were, Mrs. Wal­ bulky cotton knit, that's water* Those Invited to attend were St. with Mrs, F. O. Lamb aa coSpeakers will be Mrs. Ben Wil­ meals or tastlmo and should re­ ter Knaser, Mr*. J. C. Jorgensen, To Present Program fash tana. Gary Davidson, Merritt Johnson, Hoatessos for the setsloa were peat color of cloth, flowers or hostess. Tima is 8 p.m. liams and James D. Borard and Sirs. P. L, Bkates, Mrs. Jerry Here le a requested recipe for Senkarlk, Mrs. J. L, Alsman, Mr*. Mrs. A. 0. Roberts, Mrs. Jamas Peggy Gr*y> Dime Toney, Dlsfla there will he special music. An plates. Flowers and or fruits • r WEDNESDAY For Tourist Club ikeketonlslng leaves for dramatic Ekern, Mrs. Roger Harris and Nicks, Frank and Debbie Scott, ■7:30 p. m. —.Dr. W. P. Brooks Intermission and coffee break Is should be chosen to blend with flower arrangem*nts. Boll leaves David Green. Mrs. Ilsrry Wilson, John Donlface, Rocky Schwartf, Friday, Feb. 21 at 7:30 p.m. In Mrs. Thomas Hatchett. dishes used. For example: coar­ planned between the two chapters Mrs. Henry Thurston, Mrs. Dossie leads the First Baptist Church mid­ Bandra Baty, Kenneth Dickson, In soda water for about 30 minutes Wicker, Mrs. Marvin Page, Mrs. the Tourist Club, memberi will ser textured garden flowers such and all members of the church are week service. 8:15 p. m. — Tha Billie Jean Tate, Lynn Crabtree, (1 tip soda to 1 qt water), Let si calendulas, marigolds, gerani­ Hannah Peterson, Mrs. Esther be entertained with a program First Baptist Church Sunday School urged to attend. Vlslton are wel Erie Eiterson, Sandy Crain, Chris Winter Park Garden loaves eool In solution then spread ums or xlnnlii complement in­ corned. Trued, Mr*. Alice Atkinson, Mrs. Cabinet will meet. and Karen Peterson, brother and out on a newspaper, With dull Elba Lee, Mrs. Blanche Ziehrll, presented by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis formal pottery and a textured The other two proarams will be 7:00 p. m, — Tha First Baptist sister; snd Sandra Kenneth, Club Will Hold cloth. A bold form or color In knlfa scrip* off fleshy part of Mrs, John Scnkartk, Mrs. Phillip Frucnd of Stetson University. Church Intermediate Choir will re­ held Feb. 29 and March 14. Tommy and Gary Thurston of leaf on both sldei, being careful Mr. Frucnd will rhow and talk flowers, such si amsryllii, atrel Schlessmann, Mrs, Armln Diels, hearse. 8:00 p. m. — The First Jacksonville. < . 1956 Flower Show not to sUp or tear th* skeleton. ltxla, cilia Illy, ginger or mag Mrs. Mildred Mark, Mrs. Joe about water colors of Florida, Baptist Church Adult Choir will Adults attending were Mr. and Prepare a solution of a bleach* Melsch, Mrs. J. S. Ekern and Mrs. The Winter Park Garden Club nolla w ould go well with a pie In which he has done. Upholstery Fabrics modem setting for dramatic sim­ tag agent (8 taps bleach to 1 qt. M. ,0. Hodges. rehearse. will hold Its 1836 Flower Show at Mrs. Clark Crain and Mr. and ft * The Girl Scouts will meet 'at M rs. Freund will lecture on wster.) Soak leaves In solution the Winter Park Garden Center, Mrs. Thurston of Jacksonville. plicity. Camellias, foies, rw-et " th e First Presbyterian Church at Are Getting More crafts Including Tie-Dye and Garden Drive, Mead Gsrdan, off pees, snapdragon or stocks would for an hour or longer, then rinse 1:30 p.m. be effective with fine porcelain. with clear water. Wipe gently be­ Butter slices of bread; cut esch Jewelry, "It will bo an opportun­ Roula 17-82. Th* dates ire Satur­ th* theme of th* show. An added To Man's Tastes The Mid-week Bible hour of the For the popular outdoor meal, tween absorbent paper and press slice lnlo six equal ilrlpi and ity you will not want to miss," a day, March IT, 8 to • p, m, and attraction will be a garden party, First Presbyterian Church will ba By VIVIAN BROWN i patio, with tea, musie be sure the arrangement Is well between pages of a magaztaa or aprlnkla with colery seed. Hake In member stated. "Everyone should Sunday, March 18, • 8, m. to S at T p.m, There stems to be a let-the- secured and candles, If used, are book for 24 hours. Avocado Haves a moderate oven until crisp. Nice and general festivities. The pufclfa Tha churchwide school of mis* men-llve-too campaign afoot. Or In glass hurricane shields. come." P "FesUvtttoa In The Home" Is am probably the easiest to do. to aorve with soup or salad. lion’s talk* will begin at 7:10 p. maybe there le a movement under m. In McKinley HalL Speakers way to keep the men home nights are Mrs. Ben Williams and James on long winter evening*. Anyway you look at It, the D. Boiard/ trend If toward pleating th* men THVBSDAY • The regular meeting of Scmlnola In home furnishings. Upholstery, febrlfg are. getting JlebekaJ),Lodge tin. 43 wilt be held at 8 p.m. In the IOOF Hall. Visi­ more to th* man'* taste. Ditto slip cover*. Great big floral pat­ tors ara welcomed. The Homemaker clan of the tern* which Mom preferred are almost Impossible to find these First Baptist Church will meet at dayi. the home of Mrs. Irving Pryor, Fabric people are peeping KM Margaret Rd. at 8 p.m. through with smart but forth­ The Dorcas Circle Class of the right designs In fabrics that are Upsala Community Church will built for men only. One new col­ hold a meeting at 2 p.m. lection It devoted to the Idea with . Cub Scout Pack 10 Blue and s series of ten colorful design* •G old Banquet Is to be held at 6:30 of activities of special Interest to p.m. In McKinley Hall. men. FRIDAY Th* motifs rang* from collec­ A brief ealled meeting of the tor's ear*, outstanding examples Spado] Gifts committee of the of aecldent car models from Jamos Seminole County Unit of Amer­ Melton's eutorema, to a gallery ican Cancer Society will meet at of game birds by Don Ecklebetry, a top bin) Illustrator. Dog lovers and hunters will appreciate ca­ nine favorite*—beagle and hun­ ter, site depleted on 86-Inch cot­ ton fabric. A gun collection of foreign and "Disciplined Fabric** Schedule of Miss Myrtle Wilson, domestic fire arms should make a Home Demonstration Agent Feb. big hit with th* modern gun man Fully washable, In all th* psatal* and new dash ehadas. These and for elt-by-the fir# type* there 12-28 Is as follows: prints and flguras are Just perfect for your Spring into la a eharming cigar, humidor and Feb. 22 at 1:30 a.m. • 8:50 p.m. Summer dresses. PET E R P A N . Meet with tha five Girls' 4-H • pipa pattern. Golf enthusiasts PRINTED 1.40 YD. Clubs In the Oviedo School • Jim will surely tee off at portraits "Very pretty for your Eaiter Dreii" lor and Senior f roups. Demonstra' of golfen, and racing enthusiasts MATCHING SOLIDS 1.29 YD. In prints, solids, figure, end polka doti. And such a Won: "Custard Variety" will be can be at th* post any day of the variety of colors you'll want at least a couple of given by two girls In each of the week with race hoTses, prise rib­ bons, caps and spurs cavorting dresset from these fabric*. | f|lve elubs. * Feb. 23 la a conference with en fabrics In living room* or den* Solids 1.29 k 1.39 yd. Row to us* them in tha home? Miss Helen Holstein, District DAN R IV ER FABRICS women will find a way to Polished Cotton Print* 1.49 yd. _____ Home Demonstration, Agent, useMost theta or soma of the fabrics Tallahassee; Frank Perry, Dis­ designed far men. A slipcover or Figured Cotton Satin 1.79 yd. "Crlip and Cool” i trict Agent, Gainesville and C. R. draperies In 6 masculine print It Embroidered Colton Satin 3.50 yd, 0 Cress* resistant, 88 Inches wide. We Just receiv­ Biwton on Program Planning. BELDINGS Ideal for den or living room. The ed a new shipment of beautiful tissue ginghams j The Lake Mary Home Demon­ woman who eensee departure from and prints. In tha lovellaat color* Imaginable, strations t^ub meats at 10 a.m. at tha norm In horaa furnishing! "Washable Taffeta" end priced to fit the budget. atratlon Club meeta at 10 a. m. at may begin with throw pillows atratloni w01 be on "Slip Covers" of * pattern. Wa have a full Hne of Balding* waeh­ 1.90 yd. •nd "Judging for Dress Revue." able taffeta for slip* to ____ MOYGASHEL LIN EN Feb, 84 there Is a meeting at wear under your *o sheer Lemon Bluff. dresses. 88 Inches wide. "The first name la llntn, th* last word In quality" Feb 28 at 8:30 a.m. a County Perfect for travel, vacation time, and Spring Into Sum­ Chorus meets at Community Cen­ AM ERITEX mer. Navy, pastel's, white's and embroidered. 1.00 y d . ter for practice. Mrs. Clyde 1 ML A IRS C ane, Casselberry. Director. Mrs STARTS TONIGHT J. M. Thompson, Lake Mary, SOLIDS 198 yd. Just right for those dressy Easter dresses. 1)41 pianist. PRINTED 2.98 yd. 100% nylon In lovely pastel patterns for From 1:80 to 8:30 p.m. .she EMBROIDERED 4.98 yd. children and grown up*. 44 Inches wide. meeta with two Girls' 4-H Clubs in Lyman school, Longwood. demonstration to be "Custard 1.39 yd. variety," 7 p. m. the Ceramic* elass meeta , «*. a * -*m, v *-24’' 1:8, *9 V ; ’ f j i t Seminole High School. Relished cottons, pereale, polished rayons. i Completely waehable, end 86 Inches widft Come by our store and see thl* lovely mete rial. A Complete lino of not Iona, and r lino of buttona to match 1 0 0 Yd. footnotes to fashion C a len d a r jr * 1 (pASL& SLnJthuL ftw JT L Miss Myrties #> Schedule *IJ jo iv u U jL BATES ' ABC — * any outfit. Happy Birthday Mm. Charts* 0 . WBke ^ M L* Adams Mrs. Bop m ill ‘ Ift "W E INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS* li» /> N L T ' •1 «,;f ■-. ,f*U J *AV£***f • , ’t 1•• * .' **“**• d** . ’■<•* ' *' ■ ---- /• ' r*c*-\*. •.•Rjevjnf!'* �Towards Alabama, Started Says He's Happy In Yankee Uniform Kentucky Meeting Early stury. She get *p to drew the r t tha window, ag etep took him to where eouM gethar her floe* to He bent end Uaead her. , taajtid£Twffiy. Elmer Churchill Hoi 1,950 Pencils ifirnor Proclaims idol Election LLAKAMX1 « Oor, genie* 1 proofaimed apodal prime* Md a apodal alartlos lo so• luceoiaor to Hap. W. E. p df CClumHi County who la Carolina baskathsB record whoa ho made 41 potnta afitoat Clamson oa Cefltae or der ed tha flref pri* Jin. 14. The Tar Haal atar tlad tr y tor May • to conjuration tha record Ht by Oaoria GUraieb life toe Mfular primaries. If a ais Inst Clameoa to 104). too* to Mcaeeery It will he held lip to. The apoeUl general dec* an w * ha hold May to to con- Hieing at Vaahlagtoa P art at action wtth the regular second Homawood, 111., begtoa July M aad anda Sept. 1, Ltgol Notice LINCOLN, Nob, Uft-Thsr# i n l.M "la d • wupta t r t r i " penelU la the homo of Elinor Church* 19. Tho "atirai" aro for writiag. Church* u id today ha start ad col. loettag pencils M years sgo and kaa apart only about M lo father­ ing hie writing too]*. Thla Includes * aanta ha spent for two pencils, the reit folnf for postage, etc. Ha laid he just traded somethin! alee for moet of the pencils. Wr m m M t e c u m p a a m With VendarhUt virtually alimta•fad from frwthaottem Cmferam*# basketball title consideration, ah* tanttoa tuned today toward le t' urday'a ellmietia aieetlag to see* trsl Montgomery hstwaae pace setting Alabama aad ra ia a n p Kentucky. Kentucky headed Vaady ita oae* ond league lose loot tight TIU and left the Commodore# with only tha faint hope that aoo of tha lesser ligbta might tumble tha toad* era. Vanderbilt, now 104 in tha SEC, lost previously to unbeaten 'Hama. The victory gave alrturhy a 1M eeafareaee chart Alabama ra i Ita f a h m . . date to « apoUasa 1M via a n * « triumph aver Louisiana Mato. Victorias by MUeilitppi Mato. TonaSsaoo, Tula no and Mississippi holalad each r t thaw toama a notch la tha staadlagi. Mlailaslypf Stala beat Georgia ia*Tl lo climb with victorious Tmuoiasa Into a fifth • plica tie. Tennessee edged Georgia Tech TS-T4, Tutana moved Into tha .Ighth spot with a surprise •0-1S victory over fourth - place Auburn, and Mississippi look 10th spot by beating Florida 10-TT. Assuming no upaata occur la tha windup games next weak, Alabama can grab tha SEC crown by down­ ing Kentucky Saturday night, Tha Tide would then be faced with tha necessity of fielding an entirely new team If It cbosa to rapraaant the conference to tha NCAA tour­ nament. i NCAA rules da not allow our year man to compete, and all of tha Tide (tartars played as fresh­ men. Kentucky can get an automatic NCAA bid by basting Alabama, again assuming no upset* In games with lha alio • rani, This holds because both taama would have a 13-1 SEC record, and undar a new rule would ha declared cochampions. Kentucky would gel the nationil tournament Invitation be­ cause of He victory over Alabama in regular aeaioa play. t Bobby Burrow, Kentucky's glint center, amassed 14 polnte and led lha rebounding In lha Wildcats ravens# victory ever Vanderbilt. Vaody had measured tha Ruppman 11-71 last month, Joe Casearella, Laurel's atacuttra vice-president, was a member rt tha baseball team which toured Japan tn 1034. 11a wen U gamaa aa a rookla that year .with lha Philadelphia Athletlee. The Atalee Open win be held March IS-Aprt] 1 it tha Capa Fear Country Club In Wilmington, N. C. A total of 113.300 will ha distribu­ ted 'o (ha lourlngf professionals. CROSSWORD e .ip-‘ii -i11 II -11 i -lU'.'i li'iin > * >s. i^ -;uji ftnuaj 'q i n voted Blouse i . is..1 r.iMjiu'J t j : hi m ns Aocurrudete toPclyneeUn lliira ln n d * : >i -MM,I drinh * ' labor!* , 11. Largo , U*J'li1 f. Be bias ened) t Pt*y<ng i.-i (etchslc) to. Twilled’ a u u .IluiUwir»n marble u 'i 4*1 to Chill* and fabrta 13. Fashion. 1)3.1, IMS d-.L. I fever tr. Pigpen t *lt|lv • J - . I I 13. Bhrowdsr**" i:*:t i i -i 'in • 14. ViMeuelaa to Achepter r t PtoOf Jin* n i l She Korea Acadia elver H). Prophet . II. A Lloyd'i "' U Malays* II. Buffsred ItcgMev 1ri*i»*de»*e Sasew dullualn symbol 40,Subtle 14 Fruit tt. Crssk lattot IS. A compound emanation IT. O rg y . 30. Motlonlean <ch«m-t 43-Mtn# man* to M First mess antrsnu ft-Mats aheap I f . Fa bu town (Bib.) ll.Csrsal bird >4. Small grains Pto Finnish IT. Pineapple atatghs 41. Epoch sssnor! 4So. Am.) St. Wart . 40- Egypt!** 10 Firm Indian ‘ PI. Mete . god •nlmtla adults aoeesry to Thrice a. Stotta- I l To a tt, rw B o iro si Ann Wm■Oll HSYISe CLAIMS OS DBMAWni lo S I IIT ■AID BSTATBt Tou in4 «««h of you aro harsby ■MIIU4 an4 raqutr»4 lo prasaal any claims an4 t>*min4a wblsk you, or alihar of you, may bay* avalnst tha aatata of Bare A. Kincate, 4w*aia4, Tala of eatl County, to lha County Jude* at tomlnslf Couniy, Florida, al hla offiea In lha court hniia# of aald Couner at tantord, Florida, within aiant calandtr months from lha lima af ih* first i publication of this Seilse Btch elslm or CsnanO shell ha In writine. and ahau stale the else* of rasldsscs sn4 pest atflca tddrsas of tha claimant, and shall be sworn tn by In* claimant, agent. or alternay. and any auch claim •» 4emand aat so Iliad shall be rale. Jan* D. conger Id. UMta lateng ll.ltidw 1 U Enemy scout IT” 14. Otrl'a flame 15. Faoll«aa .30. French rivet 43, southern ' /M / V/M W, b nfc-Jm ,% rp Sr■ r ate lea eg £ . t t to <8. Pondat 40. Clout* f poet,I 4». Weird i 44. rood franc heaven 40. Obnoxious 1 22 Hr w 71* jr children asn bronchi rcuii Court, In 0F-H Haak flgurea getting art al Map with tha pttehtfg was hla travMa laat aaaaon. Ha picked wp a earn rt ptomaine poisoning In Naw York a couple r t weeks after tha icasesi opened and hla weight dropped from PM to IBB. "Thay put (Bob) flpsake la," Hank said, "and ha caught on great. Ha was hitting Ilka a mad­ T u t* * ? man there for a while and* I couldn’t blama anybody for leav­ ing Mm In, "Ha did a real fine Job for n fallow who never played oat th en before," Speak#, a converted first hi to­ rn in, cooled off In about tin weeks, but whan Sauer want hack in ha found he'd laat hla timing. Hank had one good streak, la which ht hit I homtri la II gamaa, but ha slumped agala aad finished with tha wont season of bis 10year career. Ha played la.TP gamaa hit only II homara and had a mis­ By NICK ELLENA rousing 103-77 victory over Purdue erable .211 baiting average. It was last night, The Associated Tress tha first lima since 1041, whea ha St. Francis of Brooklyn droppol was with Cincinnati, that ho hadn't San Francisco has all but perm appeared la at leait loo gamaa. anently appropriated the No.,i spot its first gamt over tha weekend Sauar was tha National League's among tha nation's college basket- after IS victories to St. Joseph's bsQ tesms, but the rest of tha lop (Pa.). most valuable player 1a IMS. 10 underwent a complete reihuf- The leaders, with first-place niitg today In tha Associated Press voles In psrrnthejes: poll. 1. San Francisco (M) __ _ 1,301 'niree unrankad taama rose up lo 1. Illinois (11) ..... .. ____ 1.071 hast foes In the (elect 10 and the 3. Louisville (3) .......... ...... 803 la jt wtanT‘i n n a rtv o 4. Dayton (2) ..... ...... ___ _ 782 rim m m - « /u *sn« Tim* *1 fraa-wheallng Dona wart left as 3. Vanderbilt (0) ....... 523 Uolne Fisese Again ilso ( i t 4.x the only undetailed quintet In ma S p ts ls ts r 's I f r l * i ( i t 11 8. N.C, State ______ ____503 Jor college ranks. O u ro kss Jsw sl II UulnlSlS II I) It At Louisville, although upset by 7. Alabama (1 0 )___ .— . 403 S. Kentucky ...™ 305 f a r ; w * " t o 7 a r n Xavier (Ohio), atoned by beating 9. North Carolina (4) ----- 337 Hit K ill l i t II Dayton lor the eaeond lima this ■user f i l l , 1.1 aaaaaa and knocking tha niera 10. Tompla (1) _....... — — MS The Second 10: S M A f i H.K . . . . from tha runner-up spot down to 11. Duke .................. ____ 228 T O ? ..* * ~ - " " T O V T f f t fourth13. Southern Methodist (1) . 323 miaaii moved into yeeimg place 13. Iowa ........ ..... ..... ------ 148 gnjl LoulsvlUa vaultoJ into third 14. Houston (1) M A U hV 0* til#' ballots rt sports writers 13. UCLA (1) ............ ........ 03 . . — 00 and broadeasteri. St. Francis (N.Y.) ------ 88 Kentucky’s defeat by unranked 18. ___ n» DaTaul dropped tha Wildcats down IT. Holy Cron ......... ____ 81 Wumortst T peg to eighth place. And North 11. Oklahoma City (2) ----- T rtuftisM f»*i*r 6* Eevettss flirt Csrolina Stale, after dumping Duke It). George Washington Otilnlsl* tl-lt 111 I* 20. lows Stala ... ____ 61 •m t. net*— a/ia wtte vim* n suffered a damaging Ion to un­ ftrtndi 0 10 I* II »o I oa rankad Maryland and dropped one *isf judssts ii.ee »:» spot to sixth. V»**l M«mAff 'I H'llntsU f«*«» ei ]0 Vanderbilt moved from sixth to Moore To Defend M tn f l n**e— a/ia wile ▼♦«*• waritv 11 «» l» i" l ** fifth on the strength of victories imssis »e. Tto 4 10 over Tblana and Tennessee, but Title In London Jan* n*n*f 4.oa the Commodores' tenure may be FAN FRANCISCO tjft - Archie n.iinlau IS*II I* <o r i « m n*r*— s/ie wn» Tim* me short-lived after dopplng an SEC Moore, a pleasantly plump 1ST Asst Bt«rm 11 * S 10 * to Amsrt tUdv I 10 11 * decision to Kentucky Tut night pounds,- said today he'd train down Cortt S h i 70M.. and defend his light heavyweight fl.ili.tsls ll.1i tl lo BMC Wtl* T1-* m ’ Other ehsngai ta tha top 10 saw boxing title ta London next sum (IS 4 40 ISO North Carolina (No. •) swap places mer but' ta the meantime planned ele * so * •* ■-"•o*r tnur 4 |o with Temple (No. 10) and Alabama to do as he pleased. ntilol*t« 4t-ii it so His comment wss occasioned by Toatk Woce— l / l Wit* Tina 41.4 mov« to seventh from eighth. Blit* Pott to IS l la i M*»» I t 10.14 *"o Tha Done, sailing along on lha a cablegram from English pro­ S m li l.se wings of an undafaatod string of moter Jack Solomons. It arrived Oumisis 11-41 It 40 40 games, amassed to first-pleca shortly after he puffed la a 10MUIUSI hlfidl* 11,111 so votes and a total r t 1,301 points. round decision list night over voviaw W nwnrvta '..W"b. Be»srt. Hint 5«o «»•#• c San Franelsco now has held lha young Howard King of Reno be­ tt, tls r FI top spot for IS straight waeks, five fore a crowd which paM 18,333 to MevC •. A*»i Cli«*r ao«*d. w— wstits, a» from last teaion. watch the workout. Tho Mini, who accumulated IB The cable directed Moore to got !!57 Rep* JB fsS E lR iS first-place ballots and l.TOS lota! permission from Solomons before S W ^ r K o M ! ; . : polnte on tho usual bails rt 10 for doing any further fighting before first, • for soeond, ate,, strength­ lha June I tide defense against ened their second-place epot-wlth a Yolanda Pompey of Trinidad, f t m i • Fifthtr. Ppftrafuf AP Poll Undergoes Complete Reshuffle RACING THRU A PR IL 11 k t □ E M ^ .^ t i U W M News O f Men In Service WHITE SAXDS P n O V I N f J GROUND, N. M.-Army M/Sgt. Kenneth F. nenton, son of Colin E. Benton, 511 Celery Ave., re­ cently was assigned to the 057T,‘'i Technical Service Unit it tha While Sands Proving Ground, N. M. Sergeant Benton entered tho Army In 1W0. He was previously stationed In Turkey. Benton attended Ssmlnole High School. LAST TIME TODAY RAIN OR flHINB STARTS TOMORROW Motion picture; M SCH EM A- DOG * RACING U *m n u u ?M u u m n HI Nightly f ix 8:10 04 DINING A D V lrrtJM SEM IN O LE Minnesota has 15 tkphomores on the Gophers' foothill and batebslj teams. .V Sii-wmv 0»»1*«4 uu; ir “B f * toCultur* medium to Shake* apaarlan akr t ht i ap toVapav f O T # t* ? tA * M i1> 9AM M M P ir i s i r t U 4** 1YMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Tha lathy, toathat faced w w u among tha Aral Chkaga playart to report to Mattofar Man Hart far an tarty spring (ratting aaaitoB that opened Huh to art abdrt 1____ ______ liar th u ha was laat year and be figures tha head atari wffl dn him ioma good. "1 wanted to atari getting ton tag* in shape tad gal to a Uttia kitting," tha toyairoU \ tar aald tiler hto dm “If you atari tarty, yau’ra to (tap with tha pit*hare tad yaa a u heap ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. Ifr j* Praddy Fltnlmmoni look» striM * (a a Yankee unlorm, but the for mar National *-e pitching star and coach whose name was sy­ nonymous with the New York Giants for two decides admitted today hs’a never been so hippy, . He looked It, loo. As one of tha tutors la the Yankee instructional school at MtUer Huggins’ Field, Fltiilmmnna Is first lieutenant under Coach Jim Turner In c h a fe of the pitchers. Always a glutton for work, this fiery competitor ap­ peared to ba hiving tho lime rt hla Ufa teaching lha youngsters. Flit made quits a picture wtth hla red-beet face bathed in per­ spiration, his crooked arms awing* tag In all directlona and hla pigeon toed trot looking morn Ilka S duck's waddla. Tha nsw man* of tha Binghamton elub, the kees' only owned minor Iasi franchise, already has mads quits a hit with Manager Casey Stengel, "I'm tickled to dssth to hav« him," said Casey. "He's a won­ derful man for os, He's already helped our kids e lot and ha's going to help (hem more. As a pliyer, ho was a smart, resource­ ful pltehsr, a great competitor, sn-d e tremendous fielder. He's alio a fine leirher. It's guys li-e him that mske it easier or Old Case." In the clubhoute lafsr, Fits waa as enthusiastic about his new Job as the rawest rookie. Tho emlla never seemed.to leava hla fact except when lh» subject of hl^ dis­ miss al by'the Giantl last winter w u brought up. "It's something I’d like to for­ got." he said. ■.t r t '' Hurt and bitter, -Pita decided ha had b»d. enoujptr~o£. t bssabsQ but changed his mind when tha Yankees contacted him. "1 agreed to taka the Job," said Fltzslmmoni, "mainly because It wii the Yankees. The way I felt I doubt whether 1 would have ae* eepled a Joh with any other or­ ganization. I lumped at the ehtnea to manage Mnghamton b*eaiite|B meant I would be teaching young­ sters. 1 love to work with young men. From what I’ve seen here, the Yankees own tho best looking erop of young players anywhere. The bast part of It la that I’ll probably hsva soma of them oa my Binghamton club." TO PS IN GREYHOUND tialtog-l « WI harsby MtBA, Alto, ta — Um slnggtot Cub « faded last aaaaon hoasue* h* bad • bad stomaeh aad a goad ra* plaeamaat, has c o m art awtogtog early thla year. P A R K ' RACEW AY P a r t f a r " R s Oraatiy CM) of Trotttef Traaka* FRIUNTB . Matin** Wad. ft Sat, J P. M. • AH Naw Track • Photo Timing * Haatad BUHds * Aoitrmlltn Tote * Valat P tridnf * Jarry CoQlna, Mgr. The BULKY ROOM ft PADDOCK BOOH —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— ■VIHY HVUflNO FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAY! COMPLiTH DOQISRI FROflf $241 .V K rtU gfetts S V M S J M fA «, ■Mto> riw a s n i * * -4 �--------------------- r r - r r ■WvSthfit. ? ' . v !\ S H O U T Y O U R S T O R Y A L L O V E R S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y W IT H A H E R A L D W A N T A D E K ^ n ^ u u u j INVESTMENT .* Three Apartment Unit Two with two bedrooms each, one ' w| if «*»• bedroom. All with large Living Rooms and separata Bathe. Near Churchei and Shop­ ping. Thla la a good buy for In­ coma. 114,500. U Paytaa, Bratar lie B. Beadersaa, Aaanelate hart* J. Ball. Aeanelata Pkiee aa?i |}-M et Hiawatha V -^BA L KBTATBFOE |ALB_—| 14— EXCHANGE MEN—Earn <2. per hour, galea FDR RENT- Dragline by Hour and' Delivery, Experience not Week or Month. Phone 1431, Lee DO you have a good trailer that neceisary. Must be able to meet Construction Co. you would like to turn In on public. Part or full time. Walkuis new Concrete flloclt, 2 bedroom ’’roduets, m S. Campbell St.. house, completely furr.Lhrd! Daytona Beach. Home on 4 Lota, nutalda City, away from heavy traffic. Ideal for children. ANOTHER GOOD SPOT for chil­ dren. Plenty of room, both ln> aide and outiide. Well located 4 bedroom houae at sacrifice price. Good term* available. ALSO. SEE US FOR FRENCH AVE. PROPERTY. BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2444 Preach Ave. J. W. HALL, REALTOR "Call Hall" Phone 1788 c»w Tot tic tic \u im i ■ -* GOOD Horae far riding and very gentle. Phone 1178-J. O A, Ad *riu * A* j ttiM *•* " M .... * f t ------------- I !»•*• v* » » » ••! u ,. a w * » **•* s r f . *t|1*7 *rp ,‘ ReWhit* *P‘L \ „ (nr joUr . Count wrvsSi u■ fob nw ftor ODRAM * TUDOR, INC. S I rn * Complete Stock of Unfinished FURNISHED ttarage Apt 2300 Furniture Mellonvlllt. Sea Our Urge Display of Beauti­ ful Dinette Seta tW lLAKA AFABTMBRV: i m i , p m iic hatha. m W. t i n t St LIVING ROOM SPECIAL 2-Pe. Sectional (Choice Fabric► — Bnllawiy, Hoipiul a n d B a b y t Corner Table — 2 End Tables— Btdl. Day, Week nr Month— C. A. WHIDDON. SR. 1 Table Lamp* Tel. 1423. Furniture CenterReg. Beal Eilat* Rrokrr 114 Wen First V. E. Douglas, Ruby E. Williams ALL FOR 9tt0.50 Salesmen i n k * Apta. Ph m i US S. Park ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Pr. IUJ "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. IS Seminal* Realty lor DaalrOpen Mondays ’til lisa p. m. •Me Barn** u i ApU. r k m 17 S l * s r n a x N C Y A p a m in t smt- Fhena 112B-A. B. PeUraoa.Brekar *M* for bachelor or aattpla. Associate! - A. B. Peterson Jr.. I l lD-I-lfn OONEKETV ?aW bath, show____ Aaat ., anvil# P. J. Cbestareon. Garfield Wlltrails Cewerou Ce Aeron laUr located. loci *r. Cemleal k ia Ava. letti. John Malech.R. W. Wil­ PIm m II Feat ofiUe. I uu-vi Manliams. Haul M. Field. A. C. •at Jacob too Dept Deudney, Land Surveyor. Furnlihed Apt Ph. 432-W. —Factory In Ten— *500. DOWN Aluminum NEWLY Decorated unfurnlihed VenetiAB Bliadn houie, acreened pnrchei, fruit VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom home, large corner lot, aitabliah- Enelnaed bead. Sag-proof bottom treat. Phone UOB-J. ed neighborhood. Not a protect rail with plaitie ands. flaatle or 1800 Mellnnvllla Ave. Phone 1M1. THREE room duplex and bath, rayon Upas. Cotton or nylea MS month. SOI W. 1th S t enrdi. Seatkarik Olmm and Paint Ca 'TWO Bedroom fumlahed houae. U3-114 West 2nd SL Phone 224 Apply Garafa Apt 113 W. 18th 1 Bedroom Concrete Block St. VA — >223 Down Peyment AM. Per Month P A 1 NICELY Fumlahed five room Kitchen Fully Equipped garage apt. Call C. C. Welsh, Aet feet to -hoose rolore and tile 943-R or 111. SAVE $70.95 A. K. Shoemaker. Builder UNFURNISHED Collage with KitPbaaa IMI REG. M2* 83 HEYWOOD WAKE­ ehen equipment and Venetian FIELD’S (amniia Ashcraft Three hllndi. l i t F.lm Ave. Piece Sectional! . ROOMS fly Week Or Month. The $i;>!). I Palms. 420 W. First IF rr IS REAL ESTATE ask Greasier A Moatetlh FURNISHED Garage apt 4 roomi, Ewy Ttmia at 111 Seeth Park PheM TTJ conveniently located Adulta They Knew only. Phone 247 nr .wo, M ather of Sanford i L ‘ w a n ted "t o f u i y " M H B M a H a ^ W B * a o * a. w ttjru . t . Seminole Realty *W . DIETRICHS T. W. MERO 1241 Park Ave. Phot* 27 or 14* IMMEDIATE POSSESSION 2 B. R.’ Phillips home. Florid* Room, Kitchen equipped. Rede­ corated. Waxed Oax Floors, Owner selling equity. Phone 3130. Hemee — Lets — Acreage Alexuadvr A Slrlager Eeal Balala • laearaacn Mr*. L—m e Maaaaagar, Arne. Lnurn B. Oiler W MegMBa Am .________rb. u Kegiattred Real Estate Broker 2001 SOUTH ORLANDO DKTVR Wants llv# ont from town? PheM m i Three bedroom houae with 1 acre • of land. Frioad at >3300. LOVELY LAKE HOME. 3 Bed­ rooms, Florida room, lib baths, NEAR HOSPITAL Hardwood floors, plastered, fur­ fUO! East 4th Bt.—Three Bedroom Homa ready for occupancy. Total price only gg.SOO. Also Two aud Three Bedroom homes under construction. Terms if desired. R vbgrt A. Wtnihiah, R ealtor _ Baymead Laadgalat, AaeadaU Fbone i n Atlantia B u t Bid?. I BEDROOM HOMES w c .b j . c o N sra u c n o N ■ Hardwoad floors-TG eB alhi . Paved Carpo.1i — lmulatrd 97195 9495 COMPLETE DOWN C J7CMOCOE - Builder B A LL R EA LT Y lATMOND m. BALL OflCAR M. BARB ISON I REG. BROKERS t . B. R G l i y u , Asaaclate M Raalfe PaiR A n , Pbsae M • DeLuxe Gas Range: 0 cubic foot Refrigerator. Very Good Condi­ tion- 2*07 French Ave. USED FRIGIDAIRE In eacellent rondlllon. Make mr an offer. 2201 Sanford, Ph. 134. 7 I’lerr Chrrrywnod Drop I^af nioelle Set. Like New. *0.1 Ro­ salia Drive, Evening! Only. tT CU. Ft. Upright freeitr. Very reaionahle. lfW»9 Laurel Ave. QUICK CARR *er Fenner*. AM■« Maenlne*. Typewnlers. Owt beer* Me4an. Beats. TrsAuig Peat Oat i an IT * . PIm m 201T wT ■xsa ENVELOPES letterhead!, state­ ments, Invoices, hind bills, and p r o g r a m a, etc. Progressive Priming Co. Phone 400 — 403 West 13th St. counting Department. • Secretary M r Oar Salta Department And General Offlea Work * Sales Person T.V. REPAIRS 'Till lo p m. Service (’alia >300. W A. Norcti, Ph. 133P. J. Q Herrin. Ph. 2193-J. Licensed Technician, guaranieed work. DepaHmeat Our Business BOATS . MOTORS - I t *1- YOUR EV1NRUDE DEALER OFFERS 3 H. EVINRUDE ZEPHYR ........... tw.no 3 H. SCOTT-ATWATER . . . . 142.30 71*. 11. SCOrr-ATWAVER .. »*o 00 10 H. Lightning MERCURY >100.00 1* II. SCOTT-ATWATER with mntroli .............. >13*03 14 II. ELGIN................ . >120 *3 20 H. MARTIN. >308.73 New m otor...................... >1)3.00 23 H. JOHNSON. 1833 Model. very fast .................. — >230.00 Also many motors tom down lor used parti. Reasonable. On Sal* Will* Thee Matt New 113) Model EVINRUDEK 23 H Elec. Starting Big Twin ........................ >160.00 23 If. Elec. Demomfralor u«ed about .13 hour* . >3*3 00 • TRADE-IN your old Boat, Mo­ tor or Trailer. —Selection nf Roils— Glass. Mahogany, Aluminum and Galtor Trailers. • Alan several used Boats and Trailers. •See the New Evlarude Me* for '»* Fin*ere piae ROBSON S porting Goods Evlarude Bale* * Servlee -M R 2*_rUBNjTUHE-H'held Goodsmt* Buv your Vurniiur# a? Berry's Warehouse Furn., Co., at pot W. 1st St. All nationally adv. furPreferred Rate* in Prcfeired n R n re id w a rfh o u t# ^ ^ rnllr* holder* lohn NMIIinmn Inn. Agency 21 LOST AND FOUND II III Sanford Atlantic Rank LOST—Last Friday In or near Phone 34 Lake Mary, two bird dogs. Hrown and while rolnler aniwera tn the namt "Bo", and a 1-yearold black and while Setter. Call Buy. Sell. Rent, Hire with wait ads. Uie busiest talesman 12 IW4 J after 3 p. m. REWARD. town. Put on* to work for you Phofl* 1121 V* wtll be glad t* charge H. MB— For Work In Our Sales INSURANCE la expanding and wa have Im­ mediate need for the above listed personnel. Our hours ere long, work la hard, and pay la good. It you ara Interfiled, list your qualifications hy lettar and WELCOME mall to Box 111. An Interview IT AUTOMOHII.KSTRAII.ERH IT TO SANFORD will be arranged. 1933 STUDEIIAKER Commander, Club Coupe, VI, Hvdramatlr Navnl PerBonncl Drive. 3500 Actual Miles, l.eaIher-elle interior, electric wind­ Brailey Odham Will You Be Our Gnewt? shield wipers. Oil filler, radio, healer, turn ilgnali, undercoated Take iloo for equity. Financ­ Wa has* teaaeo tome ed. For details write Rox 474. President Raomt al the beautiful Longwood, Mar-l/m Motel TRAILER 1933 34'. Eacellent con ilillon. all conveniences Oppo­ Odham & Tudor, Inc. site Enterprise Srhnnl. Can be Theie Room* are available seen after 4 p.m. Herman hind dig. Abholutcly Free I’ RESSER Apply In person, Down town Cleaners. 113 Palmetto Ave. II «ill pay YOU In «ee US hrfnre | For a period nf 4 daya, von buy. Open Evening! and to New irrivali at Our Sundays. HELP WANTED I8A t*A Eatlslde Trailer Sales, Naval Air Stalina (remale) Palalka, Fla. STOP hy and Pick op YOUR WOULD like middle a*r lady lo live in with young mother and Key it tha wfflce of rer* for baby while mother wnrka. Jean Volner 311 Palmatto Odham & Tudor, Inc. Ave. , W. I». SMITH "Rudders of Flae Rome*" W ANTED IMMEDIATELY 2313 Park Ph. 11741413 8. French Aveaue ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Experience nacesiary. Short­ hand, eleclrir typewriter, Filing. Write Srmlnnl, Memorial Dm pltal, llna 130. No Phone ralli please. 1IliiH D c m o n H trn to rB WOMAN Inr General llnuir Work. I Al. nillD llll. fully SPECIAL Apply 714 Magnnlla. afternnnni DISCOUNT equipped KXPE'iUENCED lloiMekreper SPECIAL l 1ST. I-DII., Fmtr, I’iNik. Call 2.1*41 W. FA II discocn r WOMEN—>13 - AVI Dally, Showing apparel for Children. Adults. 1955*8 Party Plan tensallnn! ExpertCAL. VICTORIA »-t)l. enre unn4ce«sary Isabel Shar $2,495 hmlt, l.uadrd row made >13* — II days »parr Al, TOWN SEDAN time! Free Oulfll, Herlinc F»«h Inn*, Hensenvllle 41, Illinois Air Cnndiliunrd, loadrd $2,995 M, TOWN SEDAN Air Cnndiliunrd, Loaded $2,995 IPC male h e l p wanted _ i *< , HEUUH.F.T TL’UOH Goodyear Service Store needs an It A If I’rarllrilly he» $1,995 Appliance Salesman lo sell Gen­ eral P.lectric product! *3 sod *|o 19,r)4 ’H delivers ljhersl rommliunni PLYMOUTH 4-llr.-very All applirationi will he kept $1,295 ln» mileage confidential. A|>i>l> in person a! our ainre. 113 'ark Ave. FORD Cl'PT. l-dr.-low $1,135 mllrair, FDRD TI MOR rtrrllent '! = " 2 « 2 5 S I 5 U - - '' $995 rundillnn • Mainline LAUNDRY done at home nr day work. TIIONE 12*9 J 1 9 5 3 'h I'llEV. llp.l. AIR ]-dr. II— Haafaaaa Oaxartualtlea - 1 1 $1,995 If A II. I’/G SF'tVU'E Slat Ion for isle. Onlv FORD TUDOR-far aluive $1,095 Invaatment required la Stork e trra ir • mi equipment. W. T. Bell, 3rd FORD Cl CI'K-Fnrdnand Park Ave. mallr, RAM, l-nwnrr $1,195 mencuRy SJ Turnover 14- BPECIAL SERVICER -M 1 9 5 2 ’h PLYMOUTH 4-dr. I.uener, ra rlvaw OI.DS TUDOR, hydrainallr, Radio •ala Cewaty t t u a 1*2*. B. M. Giaasaa. U ka Mary■Mag. Eraaky HaaMag BRITT TRACTOR CO. if IT* Meth Kerne Ml Barvte*M.anG.AllHODGES Walar Pumpa« •« • Drillad - Pima* Paata Band Pbaaa 744 OBLANOO Seatixal lia r, Call HEATING Ralph Bay, I1U. riaor Famarei and Cl real atari PAINTING and Taper Hanginl H. B. POPE CO- IN C R. C. Walker, Then* 2833.M Park At*. PIm m 14*8 BC COM with Hamer tad Fleet Cultlvateri. IMTAL^nON ad Uaalaam. Car ( W a r d l .l m a l a i A Til* C«. U1 W. M B . Pbaaa 1217 For Batter Plumbing Ka* or Call W. J . KING mm Heath Park—Pbaaa 14 EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drape*-Upho|j|*ry and Slip Covers. Finest Workmanship by „ Miafar Craftsmen. You’D Lika Our Riasnnablr Prirai. 8TA N LEY KULP Phone Oviedo - FOrast 5-3104 INCOME-TAX-SERVICE W ai. H. M urray 1111 Calary Ava, PhntM i*41-M ■Qaaad Buaday ind Wadneiday PLUMBING Contract and repair work. Free aillmalas. R. I* Harvey. 204 Sinford Ava. Phone 1*2*. RANDA LL E LEC TR IC CO. EMetrteM Cnatraetttg and Repair* TV K erriee C«aM r Bandu and Cru«lev App'ianret 111 Mk h m Ub Ava. P h. U S $745 $995 LOCT AND FOUND THE SANFORD HERALD P tga I - f t T uts F*b. 21, 1958 roUND-Roxer. Being held at City Zoo. Owner may have same 2 4- BEAUTY PARLORS ^^14 by paying for this ad. Eva-Baaa R ealty 8 bap LOST- Lady'a Brown Wallet on BEST la Workmaaahtp -a a 4 McUoqvllle. Paper* valuable to Mafirlala. owner only, Mrs, R. W. Wright, ISA East aad BL Pbaaa M *04 Catalina. m LOST— Faun Color Toy Chlhauhua with whit* cheat and feet. Anawer* to Corky. Roy Wall. Phon* IMS or >024. Reward. ULAUNDRY SERVICE 21- ELECTRIC SERVICES a, salts , Oviedo ' Sanford 23- OFFICE EQUIPMENT 3 HAYNES Offlea Machine O*. Typewriters, adding maeklMt, Salt*-lUaUla. 114 Mag.. Ph. 44. A N D B U tl D IN G N E E D S \ SHERM AN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Out WPBt 131 h SI. w a ih ik o t o J i YYIEBOLbrOw BIRTM OAT TBUTW RALE Rill W ieboldt’s Bjsr T ru th Sale of ^ a Cameras Projectors and Accessories . ^ / Starts Tomorrow “ Washington's Birthday February 22 r* If you pop wh»t you hnvp horn wauling IlntPd below, don't delny. You will never ace n better doall Article Truth Is 1 KODAK Jr. 414 Non-flaih Model, traded hi mi new Camera. Wall worth nor titled price or lin.OO Come G4C It for I ILOO .... Good Condltlaa 1 VUIGTLANDER PEilKO 1 and Cate . . . NEW, with Int. FI. Syne, and 28-500 ehutter Wa let thl* i.n« act In tha cura-*r too long. Camara Hit* I3BABGaae >0.80. GET *M BOTH TOMORROW >30.00 1 KODAK Jr. with homemad* fln«h. lUed. Trade-In, The man aaldl "II. wmk* fine.” YOUR RABY FOR >4 n.Y . . , Looks O. K. Former ll«t >«!Ut0. Hurry fat thl* one FOR >30.00 I CIKO 03 with Chi* and Fla-h. USED but Lika New VOUR MOVE! >Jft.no I SIGNET -13- Camera, faje, Flatli, ,\*Mirled Filler* This one make* one-toe-many mnirra* for me. GET THE WORKS FOR >48.00 and fiailgrl ling S-nnly, ANSCO CUPPER CAMERAS 14 plcturea per liOr roll I.U ti >14.011. Shop worn. OK frfr daylight ihuntlng. EA C H >4 .BA- I GERMAN SOLI DA. UJ rip l-’O roll. Shuttar I aer. to t-300. F-3.3. With ra*e ayne. for (laih NOTHING WRONG THIS ONE >50.00 WITH I Non-KInah PRAf’TFLF.X FOREVER YOURS FOR >28.00 I ANSCO VIKING 4.3 New List >32.78, Cats >4.83 A NICK CAMERA. Ansc? Cln»* . out. Two Inatruetlon bonk*: Give Mama rna 111.10' for the outfit. I ANSCO SPEF.DEX NEW— lit IJO.RO A* Above, at >2 (.80 I RICIIOFLEX l.lili >33.80 wllh 4.8 Can PEOWNIE REFLEX L'i»d 3 ARGUS C-34. Used CI<M*-out tet A SHARP PICTURE MAKER Rnlh f» r >30-90 , OK for Daylight plctura taking. >300 Aik Y’our Neighbor. With flash' and Ca.a. YOUR CHOICE— sai’A 7.vi!"r’.dM,rrsa •eaaa* Trig* - Dry VaU*. Mira*!* Oa *88 BUa Ava . PR. IBB nace, only 4 montha old. >0.000.1 mile* east of Sanford. Thone UIBD 2030.R-4. Araafe bat. Gaad ruukig aaaflHaa. lAaal tar baar Barafa bax. FOR RENT— Thra# Bedroom Can b* eaaa al Tba laaAard Houie, nlc* condition. 173.00 a month. METAL BOOPB s o o rm a For yaur Real Ealala Nardst tm la Mack. 2► -V V Orti Crimp -114“ Naw Call** i s * H trh av , R m Um b OagfagataA— l b ” c CM i n n P art A m r L m OatkU Yaw raaOag Oat VA and FHA • Daslraabfa homai, >300., U00, >1,000. (and up) Oat Waal 11th 8L down payments, balance Ilia APARTMENT-iii* Gas Stov* >25. rent. Call for an appointment. 1247 Hudson 4-door 1100. 8-pitca Walnut Dining Room Sat, table, LAKE } RONTAGE-large a n d huffat and 8 chairs X*. Phans imall-larmi. 1U1-W-I EXCELLENT BUY-New VA fi­ bad wllh inaarapring nancing 4%, Large I BB, CB, ROLLAWAY maltress. China closet, i n w. Kilchcn equipped; CITY con­ 18th. venience*, But no City Taxea. Other extraa. Small Amount of enh will handle. >11 WANTED —4 V. R. “BUI” fTBNPER Rriltar — Hlghtit CASH, TRADE-IN priers C e tM a I. nsid for used furniture. Call flay ABm , Aaaadata ■M. Wilson-Malar Furniture Co; Pbaaa IUJ l i t M. Park Ava. SU C. UI SL .. ity To Work In Our Ac­ Ueed feraiture, appiiaactt. tonla, ate. Beuiht-aoid. Larry’t Mart Ml gaatlat SL Phoae 1421. •sf'l'V-.-vvbVttrdf-'-i i A-vZ *i t CMiraetlag aad Repair 1*07 naatord Ave. Pboae 1112 MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING O PPO R TU N ITY TYPING - LETTER WRITING PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 3134 Odham ft Tudor Inc. 404 Sanford All, Nat'l. Rank Hide., Need Outalnndln* Person CREDIT BUREAU Of SANFORD INCOME TAX With Knowledge And Abil­ Prompt Service 2*2 Woodreff-Prrklni Rldg. 1st HI. Furniture Displayed for any ALL FOR ONLY 9129.50 L ib .. « NOT A PROJECTI WANTED—Emit on tree. Small cropa. SO boxea and up. Call BUT— Homea nf Real Individual! tv: R ntuny Farm Homai, Early 2234. Whelchel Grove Servlee. Amarlean, Ultra Modem. Con­ ventional A F r » n ( h Colonial X - BEAL ESTATE FOB BALE —3 types. .ATTRACTIVE Three Bedroom • Home, fb.ono. Inrl idea ap­ BUILT On I^rga landscaped pliance!, large lot wuh trees, LxiU: in tha beat of neighbor­ on City sewer. VA Insured fin­ hoods. ancing. UOft Down, >34.00 month­ ly payment. Principle and in- COMPLETE with all the features tereil. you hav* dreamed about such fl.000 for Two Bedroom masonry as colored General Electric ap­ house. Will bn completed soon. pliances and colored plumbing Only 1330. down. FHA Insured fixtures. loan. Just right for retirement home or for amall family. AND available i t reaionahle LOWRLL prices with the best financing A with minimum down-pay­ ments. RETIRED? One of Wynnawond’a finest 2 Badroom homes, owner ' Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr. transferring, wenta Immediate ealr. requires >3,300. down, 33.24 Since 1242, Sanford’s Leading Builder of homes for over 1.300 monthly people. Salas Office: Little Vault* VETERANS I Bedroom, 3 bath homes, fully In Loch Arbor. PHONE 1104 •qulppad. >230 down, plus dosing coals, not project homes. EX CELLEN T Viait ECHOLS Balcony "Buildara of Finer H oaai" and Convenient Examination offers BEDROOM SPECIAL Bookcase Bed, Double Dresser, Beautifully Deilgntd Threa and Large Mirror, Innerapring MatFour B ad r o o m Homai for tren, Matching Box Springs Florida Living FREE I Pillows end 1 Mailreei Pad FHA and VA (01) Flnanead ALL FOR fIBD.00 • Prtesd from 111.200. to tis.ooo. Sales Office—JUS So. French Ava. KING SIZE BED MMar «ao no x so Guaranteed 10 Years Inneripnnf Matireia Box Borings (ehnie# of Ticking) Headboard (choice nf cover) Hollywood Lege mot 10- HELP WANTED___ —10 Big volume sales. •« quick turnover , that's our objective >50.00 — >58.00 — >3800 ,'. 1951*8 I.YMOUTII Convertible, l-nwnrr, low mileage II If DHON 4-dr. gnnd aernnd ear, CHEVROLET TUDOR I-owner, |*.G $595 $395 $595 1950*8 OLDS 4-dr. automatic Irani., PONTIAC 2-dr., new paint, NASH M r., good second car, $395 S495 $245 1 9 4 9 ’s FORD 2-Hr. rhrap tranipnrtatinn MERCURY’ 4-dr., H. OD. CHEVROLET TUDOR abuse average $245 $395 $395 1948*8 DUICK nOADMASTER nut. trnna, ' $295 SALESMEN ED HIGGINS JOE DOUGLASS Re*. Ph. »-14-W Rea. Ph. 1SM-W JACK BENTON SR. Rea. Ph. 122-M Strickland-Morrison, Inc. ph o n e Ha n f o r d 200 U ANSCO •’Ready-Flaeh” ANSCO CLOSE-OUT Not any good for flash >3.00 1 GERMAN CERTO-DOLLINA Sft MM. Non-Flash, with C a * e __________ IT WORKS >8.00 I RTEREO-TACH, New It’s Collecting Dint BRING' >8.00 and 18c for Collin* 1 JEM FLASH UNIT For Jem Camara , , , I0e, plus llatterl*!, plus Tax. 1 0|,D BROWNIE 110 Shut­ ter out of fix FOR 80c COME AND GET IT,' Maybe you fix 3-only GADGET BAGS. New Supposed to b# >3.79. Few Ilk* the color. Swallow your prldt and get one for >1.80 2-only GADGET BAGS. Seml-hard Caae. Naw W* bought theaa by mall, and don't like thm either. FOR 78e YOU CAN’T LOSE 1-only ROAMKR Caia. Useil I, with Seema • OK. Only >3.50 FOR THIS ONE. 1-only KODAK Jr. 430. Used and SHom 14. A lot af outdoor picture taking left In thla'ona >3.72 �fm IIAKftACAkB, ALL I HH/8 TO DO « PLLLTX.0 ‘ w ar* all ATHBruxat . IV o u e r V i r M < x 3 r A m V * ix r r » B ir r \ % r TVS BOSS WONT X P * BIUSVB Mi WHBM J X TELL HIM THE TUl/TH* THAT X WAS LATi TWlfl r MORNiNO BfCAUGB _ [ M / ALARM DlDNT f “ n n u m trg in a f • aftssnoob Ivaacurt a n * naala Wall fair First. I.aal A Always Ttooa Carnival aajhar-Nawa.gpia. indaivoua ia Hoi Fa Carat* '|f ( . lift lift 1:1® II® lie IlH 111® if f :li il* John UalyNaw* Llbtraca 1 Lad Tbraa U i N Ford Tkftftir* Flraald# Thftftlr* Nad Rkaltna i l l , « 0® UuaaUoa Croaaraads Nlghl Nawa naport gtarllglil Thaaira i l g a o ff V ID IIIO A I - ■cmaia a ;«Stfur rilfl I: t It: I 101 IN 111 • it|H iV lf lliM l 7 n.On UFr"grant Naauma Nawa-Waalhar Jlom* Manning (larry Moor* grnl# Kovaea Show Thia Land of o u ra . ll r l k * It Nlak ■ ft* li t* ill* lilt Tint aioo 1:1ft »:M ti lo Itilt I ft:II • It ao llill II .II Hlakay Wouaa Club ciaco Kid | : l t naport po ng i.dwardi A Nawa ixmayland i-nn mivtra anow Navy Log Maal Mlilla Nad Bkalmn I I I.000 Quaalloa I I.ad Thrfta l.lvftft II O'clock Ilaport “Lata Bn«w~ Nawa * Rian Off w t n a iin u till li t# Iftft a lift Iftiftft |o.:o 11:1ft 11:00 U til 11:10 H ill lit* l.ll t:lo I iftft 1:1ft §:## lilft lilt MiiKNiaa Taal » aliarn Mrralna Rhow Cap t. Kangaroo nptn Houta (larrr Monra A rthur aodfray gtrlka U Rick Valiant Lady laiaa of l.l ta gaarrh for Tomorrow Ouldlng l.lahl Ona o'rlork Report dark I’anr fair* glory NobL <J. I.ftwl* llftaaapftrly Ilia Fajroff Hob Crotby Jlrlghlftr Day A m m aooa Valiant Lady Legal Notice . 4, Arbor * Mov# In lamtdUUlr * Currrtof charges leiu than rant • Lafcefroat lota • ■ . •« , % • ColavM phmblng fixtsrao • Wlfooaver Rainbow Kltchoa by GENERAL ELECTRIC • 01 or convanllowal flnaadng 1 • V -------- V > w sws sn cics to fiv M5 Uke I *• v I P vy I 6 lu*.* j o r /a5E5iSriBLE ME 5 0 m»nt of bar admlnlatrntlon of add • •tat*, and for an or.lrr di.rhar*ln« bar a» aurh Administratrix Imit.l ihla Iba 2nd day ut Fab* ruary, A. n. Ifi* Itoalrb* A. Anrtaraon ,1a Administratrix o( (hr Fatal* nr IN t h e c o i ' i i t o r r i m c iif n t v J l M O IL M ftM IN ill.K l lll/A T r. ar«T »i o r f l o i u u a . in n t u . ■ATE. I.. 1CK T i m KUTATR OTi CIIAHI.Fa ARTHUR ANDCn. bo .v. j n . D icim d . FINAL NOTIfB Noltra la haraby (Ivan lhac tba lindarslgnad will, on lha lih day of 'lari'll. A. II. H it, pro.*ti| I.. Iba llnnurabla County Juda* of Rami* nola County. Florida, bar (Inal raturn, acrount and vnuchara, aa Ad* m ln iairatru of Iba I’. aiata of I'llAIU.FB AIITIfllll ANMKIIHON Jr., daraaaad, and al aalil lima, than .and Ihora. malm application in Iba aaid Judaa for a final aallla. .i riiAHLcs An r u i n ucnaoN, jn., an Daetaatd. SF E r " E BLACK HILLS PASSION PLAY I •» f i ®r | I I ill I** it ( i i . i t LAKE \ |ofiI I >i t*e-il *| •#* W A^ E S nO l/ o e a DOLL.' g o t ^ ANy ICGA3 TO MAKE HEO L.G ive WE U P / I WANT A r a y .r c u ^ G meb ] V O U S O iO V O U Q 1 cowvfirnfltf - awc / • *\N’iCE CLEAM b rea k W HY >•«*<»< SBEWMAT / • ‘A HAPPENS. PAY MORE? BOTTLED GAS $ 6 0 0 PER 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SANFORD GAS CO 210 E. 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Vva<V TOUCHTON DRUG UO. c n m im Car. let A Magnolia p u k m f t io n B m vB m 1 �’?T'A' >7fS'''3 C ^ § T •'* .T TBtnqry -ary l t as $15 i UJ.V V Shop md Saw g fP ff WeaHter Partly rtoafy M i aflsreeaai M b I t k u 4 eeettr M i l AN rNPBFRNIXNT DA/Lf .VinrSPAJ1* * XLVU1 g<W * SANFORD. FLORIDA W E D N B flg A Y ^ E O T U A R Y J ^ ^ Ground Breaking Rites fo r Lutheran Building Slated Sunday Morning - A ground-breaking eeremooy and aervie# will be held Sunday, Feb, at at the ilta where the new Lutheran Church of Ihe Redeemer chapel building will be eonilract* ed. The aervlcei will be hald aa the concluding portion of regular church aervlcet which begin at tha Yacht Club at 10:30. Tha With the slogan "We Invite congregation will move to the Yeu to Join the Jayreas, »n or­ »k«w a gal fan combine roll- new church alte i t approximately ganisation of young men at work" thraa bouncing children, keep* 11:13 Sunday morning where the the Sernlnolt County Jayceex are service, includ­ launching a drive for new mem­ in f an Wpmaeulato bouia, paint* ground-breaking ing the turning over of the first berships yind renewals of present _ pretty pleturea and leach- spades full o( ground, will be con­ membership*. Tony Russl chair­ the finer thing* in life to ducted.' man of tha membership drive ____ •aptriag artiita and lonk aa glam* It la expected that a number of stated, "The Jayccsa feel they are •Tout aa Polly Brubaker, li a building for themselves and their qileation only Nary Wife Tolly tha Florida • Georgia District community a Life Instead of a Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod een answer. leaders will be in Sanford for tha Living. Inviting you to become Tolly and her butSand, Llau* occasion. a Jaycea gives ynu tha oppor­ haaant Don Brubakar, ara recent tunity to take part or tn help Tha local church was formed •yrirala to the fair eity of San* fotd, coming from Monterey, May go, 1033 and baa grows thesa young men in their arliva participation In constructive pro­ Calif., where Lt. Brubaker waa steadily tinea, stationed aa a fllaht imtructor I The nsw chapel building, for jects which will Improve com­ which the ground-breaking service munity, state and nation." M the Naval Air Station there, Tha Jaycecs throughout the la — to — ba — held, will ,WPretty rPolly o n j began ■ iv...a — — ___ be located on giving i art • U . properly purchased for the church year have maintained their Ideas lassons to local• residents this for. a. better week and la open for more atu- on * Oak " Ave. *— st -* 21th •*->* rises, *»■-— Just i..-•./« w .,,.. Seminal# County through their various programs dent*. Her course Includes oils, off Highway 17-9*. Participating in the eervlcaa such ast Trade Promotion and •writer colors and blark and whits Sunday will be, other than the Tourist which includes: Operat­ sketching for beginners. "Anyona Interested in art can entire congregation, tha Building ing the Information Booth, high­ njtend my elaiMs," says Polly, Committee, - tha officers of tha way signt, advertising In various SUSPENDED fill I’ll I I F J. I.UTIIKR IIOMItr appears confident **11 they have to do Is call 1*0-R church, Itad by Pastor IchUss- magasinst and newspapers, mail­ and smiles during rcccw at hla trial In U. X. District Court at Ormann. ing of fishing maps to over 30 Undo. (Stuff Photo) Per all the Information." Th* public le cordially Invited states; Youth Activity: Fishing A former member ef the Car|1 Art Association in Calif., illy has been painting since chapel building Is expected la ba Ear Hunt and th* organising of th* Jaybess for high school boys; aha waa old enough to scribble, completed In 106 working days. Promoting Industry by educating and hi 198.7 won a blue ribbon young men in th* bow, why end for an oil, "Tho Branding," at the wherefore of securing Industry Monterey County Fair. She eredfor Semlnol* County. . h a bar interest in art to tha pro­ Assistant District Ali«mey E. | tween Ihe two that Hobby had gress! v* educational system ef Russl urgrs all clvlt minded grhlek she le a product. eitisana to renew their Jayceo David ilosen failed tn make h is! coma In sj:e him on the night the -"'They eonsldtred art aa tmmemberships end all young men point yesterday, in tho cross exa- j suspended sheriff Is accusod of riant as French er mathemathetween tha ages of lit and Jlrt mlnntlon of suspended Sheriff J. delivering moonshine to him. "Ha Luther Hobby when ho was calk’d brought mo an empty five-gallon . Ia fart, they wouldn't 1st me are strongly urged to become an bark to tho witness stand. j Jug 1 had asked for in which I go oe with mathematic* whan - Rosen accOsasV Hobby of calling '* allied to keep wat«r for my 4h«y M tJ J b A lt no aptitude .far> an Ashburn, Ga., man in an at home." M. T b ey * 1 « r& e t TaHr ’£ niy Admitting that he know officers tempt to correct statements, Ros­ art would mean a lot atom t# an Speaker To Give A shutdown of CHy operations en told Hobby, "Do you know Mr. f Curl Dodson. Jnn Hickson, Prosethan th* math." has been approved for Friday. Pstn is on hi* u ay hero totr s - ' color Karlyln lloushohlcr and InPolly la gold, In a way, ex- March • by Ihe Board of Sanford tlfy?" Hobby said, "I hope that vestigatnr C. S. Hodgson, Smith a*pt that often she says her City Commissioners, so that all r | i | i f / - | i R l l i l H i n f l he it, sir." »*id, "They brought ■ paper out i husband wdl captain something City employs* may attend tb e |V' n U r C n D U I I O i n g ....................However, Defense Attorney * n m,,> read it, and wanted me to aempllcsted In a mathematical ribbon rutting ceremonies doril W. T. Pearry, executive , way and die's sorry aha doesn't rating the official opening of werelary of the Board of C'huVch William \V Judge in quick re ,l*n *•Extension nf ihe Disciples of bultal asked Hobby, "On whose "They sahl Hut they wanted hi# . w ile understand. French Ave. , u HaiUng from Bustard's Bay, In a letter from City Manager Christ. Indianapolis, will speak instructions did you rail ,Mr. lo toll that I was paying the Maas, Polly attandad th* Cam- Warren E. Knowles lo the chair- Thursday, 1:30 p m., at tha First Pate?", and Hobby said, "Ymir»." xherilf off and that the sheriff Pat# is the Ashburn, Ga., man had brought m* mm# whiskey." . bridge Preparatory gchool and man of the Semlnol* County Christian Church, giving counsel ‘ went oa W Dana Hall Academy Chamber of Commerce French and guidance concerning an edu-l ,rom "bom a lot was bought, pur- said mlth. "I refused lo sign th# I aad Pin* Manor Junior College Av«, Dedication Committee, Know­ ealional building which the local porlrclly as a gift from Hobby's paper." he said, Assistant District Attorney Rosto Welleeley, Mesa, From there les said, "Sine* Ibis is one of the congregation plans lo erect. Qtrrs- father. The s-sixtant district ataha want to New York and,at­ greatest strides forward In tha tlons from th# audience will he lorncy had previously asked en, In his cross examination of tandad Tbs Tower* School of progress nf our City snd County, answered. The national hoard nf Hobby If ho had not peeled off Smith, .did his best to put words Modeling. Her propeatlonal ex­ it was felt only suitable that the which Mr. Pesrcy I* secretary 43 |tno hills in payment for the into James Smith's mouth snd perience included modeling for an employes should be given an op­ employs a full-time architect, ad­ lot. The suspended sheriff denied lin,H ordered by tho Judge, WllHam J. Barker, had not explained agency in Boston. portunity to observe tha cere­ vises churches regarding building that ho did. A Negro,slnre operator. James the paper or Instrument from O lh a and Don met while ha monies for a project that they plans, snd makes loan* for (he was stationed at Otis Field on were intimately connected with." construction of church edifices. I Smith, ssho admitted that lie which h* was directing his -—Capa__ Cod In 1848. "1 was Tha ribbon-cutting ceremonies Board chairman O. D. Lsndrcs* ] could not read or write, accused. questions. "Didn't you tell Mr. asked Rosen at Workiag -—practically around AT will be held at « p.m. Friday n yr ltn r anyone wliu Is liili-m r - ■nr hi- Tr-tim-iv-------— l h— Hmisholdrr this?" paper * •i _ stlrdgCdly aomar. Wa •knew each other for March • in front of the Seminole ed In Ihe building project may Government Investigator C. A. M i ('.hi rrnm lo lxIhe statement .Smith was • week, and then he went to tea. High School where a broad view attend the meeting. TTie hulldlng Hodgson had told him "tw ’ll Wa kept th* mail brga full for of French Avo. can b* seen from rommlllee, which is composed of hump you off if you don't sign requested to sign. "1 did not tell • year, and a weak after h* re- tho lakefront tn Park Av*. G. W. Morgan, llxrr Fslk snd thn* statement." Smith pointed l» them that," Smith said. "1 deny tamed wa war# marriad." James A. Wright, chairman nf Mrs. W, H. Young, la studying Hodgson, in lh* court room nnd ill" "I was afraid of Mr. Hodgson Don waa axecu lira officer of the eommlttaa planning tha dedi­ preliminary plana that rill for a said, "That's tho nun that said when Mr. Dodmn told ma about Squadron IN on tha carrier Val­ cation, requastod that th# entire 40' X 104' building which includes lie would bump mo off." him humping ms off," Rmllh ley Forgp during th* Korean staff of eity employes ba allowed a fellowship hill, kitchen, study, i Smith produced papers from the told Ihe court and Jury. dlar. Ha l« now attached to to attend tho ceremony. He has restrooms, and enough additional Florida MMo Rank upholding the Ollis G........... Owen* w a s .recalled lo .VAH-ll aad la vndeigoing fur­ also asked Uut Sanford Mer­ classrooms In double lha rapacity fact that ho had borrowed monry . ther training with tha Heavy AU chants allow as many nf tftelr of tha present structure For to pay Hobby for the lots and | " " J " ™ employes as possible to attend tha more thin a year a building fund task Training Unit at present. *has *been accumulating. * —‘ ... TH* Brubakers havo a bom* in ceremony. The1 1. .I .S .. I lL ..t II-.L L . k*.l H.Sm. J i the jury tha procedure used to Douglaa, Wyoming and P o l l y Many of th* statewide road church already owns a suitable tapes to spend more time there minded dignitaries wll! atta. d Use site between the sanctuary and Staling that ho knew Mayhelle label and identify confiscated •gain. "Thoro’a no i-nd to the paint­ afternoon dedlcstlon and t..,bon parsonage in the 1600 block on and Johhnie Gaitrci, Smith Usled Illicit whiskey. "No moonshin* ing material there. Don could cutting. Rowtv*’, name* of Ihese Sanford Avenue. Hist it was bcciu^o of a fight be­ was destroyed until after lha trial of tho defendant and on bunt and fish, v hleh be loves State leaders who have accepted order of tho court," Owens tes­ • N*t, and I *ouM paint. . . it’s Invitations lo be .«ara have not tified. a* yet been released rugged and wo .ova it!" Judge Barker told tho Assistant liw nfUmoon fibbon tutting Don, Polly nnd tholr thieo District Attorney that h* was ahlldroa, Tina, 74i, Tummy. Ms, precedes a Franck Ave. Dedica­ bringing repitltious statements into ■ltd David, l i t, live in a Ionic tion Banquet that will h* held at lha hearing when J. L. Hobby the May-fair Ina at T a'rlock lha Mro-stery whit# houso at /Oil waa recalled to the stand, How­ s a x . evening, Meletivill* At*. ever, Hobby did not explain a deposit of 31,018 la hli account at the Florida State Rank Jan. 7 Lutheran Lenten Immediately after he took office Rotarians, Wives as .Sheriff. Hobby told Ihe Jury, hefora his :To Enjoy Chicken Services Tonight cross examination by Rosen "1 Mid-wesk ienien servlcei begin hsv« always tried to lead a good Supper Tonight this evening, for the Lutheran clean life and uphold lha law," ’■ Rotarians and their Rotary Church of the Redeemer, at the and termed a charge that h* 1 Am i iwdvil of the number* of Yacht Club where servlet a are was carrying weapons to get tha tho lb-year-old intimations! or- being held rrgulsrly until the con­ Long boys "a vicious lie," tBliatlon) with a few Rotary struction of a. nr.t efaapol building. The defense rested lie c u e yes. Th* Rev. Phillip Schlessmann. Jmetlei (their daughters) will terday afternoon shortly before anoet tonight In tha first ladies pastor of tha Church, revealed 4:30. grfght of tho year on th* grounds that tha aervlcet which start this tha local Elks* Lodge to par- evening will begin at 1:30. They wi).' b# held on Wednesday bo nf a chicken supper. CofC Coffee Club Inrs Feb. 31. 19. Marrh *A ehole# of barbecued nr smnk- and Friday nights March K ■M jchlekan with all tha "flxin’s” 30. Gathers Tomorrow Will bo offered by Ut* rooking The Chamber of Commerce oommRto# baadod by A! Lee. A monthly Coffee Club mealing will VIRGINIA BIRDS frowd of about M ia oxpoctrd to he held tomorrow In th* Cbambar Harry Tru­ ^gtlend tfvi supper which Skipper RICHMOND, building at 10 a. m. A1 flat** » 1 | bo served promptly man, whan ba waa President, Th* feature ef th* gathering one* mad* a remark that there •* «:«l. will be a discussion of th* French ” Pro*idoa) BUI Bush roaiind* lo- ware "ton maty Byrd# In the Av*. Dedication and Banquet Senate." fgl Rotarians that there will bo program l>y James A. Wright and He ought tr. see the Virginia -4MI mooting at the Yacht Club Karlyl* Hnusholdtr. co-chairmen. jtat« Renal*. It baa D. Woodrow Monday but Dr. R. W. Don Bales, chairman of tha club secretary will be Bird, Lloyd C. Bird and H arr/ Coffee Club baa invited all ChamBrni Jt., tha Uttar son ot U. fl FOLLY BRUBAKBB, w i f e ad Lt. Donald Brubakar of VAI1-1L to giro attendance ernta nil Visiting Rotarians and Sen. Hnrrv V. Byrd, th# economy looks at bar oil painting titled "Th# Branding" at her B a n fo r d tier of Ccramero# member# and club numbers unable to at «dvor*t* t f whom tha former horns. Mrs, Brubakar give* art instruction* to local rcsIdonU. (Of- business men to tha session. Cof» fo* and riennba sla wW bn j»**aidaM win totM lV . W. ^ Itomto — Jaycees Launch Membership Drive Here This Week Pirttty Navy Wife fives Art Lessons To Ik i I Residents K « Rosen Unsuccessful In Cross-Examination City Operations To Close March 9 e For Dedication'7- Counsel Regarding f J S ............ 1 Wire Playing O f Two Tapf Recordings A t Not Permitted Today World War I Vets Ask Legislators # To Provide Pension Th# Veterans of World War X, beaded by national commander, Harry J. Milkn, Watertown, N. Y. presented their legislative pro­ gram to the House I'ommHte* on Veterans Affairs, Feb. T, and asked that the legislators provide •very World War 1 Veteran with a pension nf f 100 a month at age M, and with no strings attached. Making tha presentation for the veterans of 1917-11 ws* George J. Young, Buffalo, N. Y. follow­ ing the appearance before the cornmltlre nf spokesmen for Ihe Voterans of Foreign War* who also made a strong appeal tor pensions for Ut* World War 1 veterans and proposed a new re­ lief bill of their own. Young stated the fact that his organisation la made up almost exclusively of members and former member* of the VFW and American Legion, but emphasised that tha vela of 1917-11 have frit it necessary to organise Into a separate association In order to gain (he strength necessary to "reach thslr objective." "A long aeries of circumstaneaa have compelled us, (World War I Vets) to mako this presentation lo you a* a somewhat naw organ­ isation of ot<Hr vstarans , , . , j ' la baYom.qf ntONi nifflmr Tor men of our ag» lo beeomo gainfully employed, and H la our belief that a grateful nation would not want Its veterans tn have to resort solely to a Welfara agency for their axlilenee; thn prece­ dents of lha p m have long estab­ lished this principle, "The vei* request that you glva favnrahle consideration to 'our* legiilaliva objective* as fol­ lows i" (1) A eongreaslotial rharter tn be grsnted to our organisation, which ran bo Identified s* bill H. R. 4733 and which is now in Ihe Judiciary Committee of the Housa of Representative#. (1) A pension of flOO a month at th# age of (0, which is em­ bodied In (he Finn Bill, If, R. 4381 (3) Passage of Resolution 4439 In lh* Vatanns Administration granting aeeredltsiion to service officers of tha Veteran* of World Wsr 1. (4) To glva active support lo all legislation beneficial tn widows, orphans and disablnd veiarana." In eloslng he said " , , , I thank you for your attention and for your patience in listening to an appeal from an organltaUon of men who rild their pert in 1917-13 in proeervbtg thn democracy oi the world." There will be a meeting of the local World War I Valtrans Bar­ racks No. 433 Friday night at 3 ,n.m. tn tha American legion Hut. All qualified Veil are asked and urged to attend this meeting. SHS P-TA Meeting Set For Feb. 27 Th* March meeting nf the Bemlnol# High Frhoo| P-TA will be held Peh. 37 in the high school auditorium at 3 p. m. Thsra will h« a panel discussion by) a group of tho high school stu ­ dents. Their topi# will ho " G o i n g Steady". Tho reason for tho rhanf* In date from March I to Feb. 87. Dr. Schmidt of Florida State Unlreralty of Tallahassco, wll) he In Sanford March 3 9 for a family lifa institute rourso, There will bo a board mooting at 1:tB p. m. Hospital N ote s Feb. 31 Admissions Wnitam Hoyor (DoBar/) Wra, Violet Hudson (Orlod*) Mrs. Bari Snavely (Sanford) Births Baby Girl Snavoly Ditcher i t s CNftan Stafford (DoBarp) Frodddfo Robinson Mra. Eetof Xnnsing mR faman Mill*# (OrUdo) V Wad# Grigga (Sanford) ^ If c t to M U M ia l ( 0 4 n g ) * * The two (apa recordings alleged ly mad* of conversations between May belle and Johnnl# Gain** war* not admitted this morning by Judga William J. Barker when counsel for defense objected to them being played to tha court or Jury aa evidence. Judge Barker sustained the ob­ jection on th* grounds that tha ,ip# r#cord|ngs were Incompetent slnre they did not identify lha voices purported lo ba on them. Tho Jury hearing th* trial of J. Luther Hobby, suspended Seminola Counly Sheriff and fiv* other dofendaols Including Andy E. Evans, suspended deputy; Dwight E. Ytlvlngtnn, former stal# bev­ erage department agent; Willie R. Brown, former Negro deputy; and Ncgrn tavern operator*, Jerry Marlin and James Smith was excused until 3 o'clock today awaiting th* arrival of three witnesses subpoenasd by th# governmant. They ara Willis Peacock, rashler of th# Florid* Stal* Rank; T. H. Pat# of Ash­ burn, Ga., and a witness identi­ fied only aa BsttagDtr and were to arrive to testify by I o'clock. Tim trial, now In Its sevanth day, will probably be concluded this afternoon and aummaries mad* by both the gov«rnmeat re­ presented by Aasletant District At­ torney E. David Rosen and the defense by Attorn#;- William W. Judge. A crowded court mom beard most of th* final tasUmonv from thn witness m ud Ail morning.Robert C. Miller Of Sanford, an appllanca dealer, foslifled this morning that Hobby paid In the neighborhood of $1,000 for a com­ bination TV, radio and record player Oct. 19, 1933 with 1430 nr $300 In cash and other payments In 90 or 130 d*>s, Alfred A. Holley, a Sanford painter, stated In testimony that he w.v y? '-".ette'a when shots wtro fired following a fight In April e# May 1133, but that ha could not identify th* person, lfobhy or Evans as th* on* fir­ ing th# shot. II# said, "1 am gnn shy and faintsd when tha first shot was fired and fell lo th# ground". II# did Uitify that th* Long boys ran and were not apprthendod nor did (boy stop wh#n ordered ta hilt. Holley testified on eroas-oxTru nn ion tliai lie had tel hod U Leion and Leroy tang last Mott dsy. H* said, "I told Atm I would toll tha best I could ramambar what happened". William A. Horn, a Saafnrd alertrlclan, former officer of the Sanford Police Department and former deputy for Hobby related tha taking of a tin bci thre* times from a plana reportedly nparatnd by Jerry Martin whan "akin games" ware In progrtaa and also th# return of th* bos tn Martin. lfowaver, on cross-examination Horn revealed that no arrtals had been mad* when gambling was found at tba alleged Jerry Martin's placs. C. F. Hodgson, special Inves­ tigator for lh* alcohol and to­ bacco tax unit of Jacksonville, w*i called to lh* witness stand this morning. Ha told of eonveriation> with Lclon tang, "Fall" .McKinney and James Smith. Hodgson told the court and Jury that prosecutor Karlyle Housholdrr furnished him statements pur­ portedly made by James Smith. James Smith, said Hodgson, re­ fused to sign-a statement on the basis that he could not read or write. A report of the conversa­ tion with James Smith allegedly witnessed by Hodgson, Karlyl* Houshold#r, Carl Dodson and Joe Hickson wa* not admitted in evidence for lha government this morning. Judge Barker sustained objection for the admission of lh* document on tho bails that It was a berasay report. Hodgson told Aa Jury that an Investigator and now supervisor for Aa alcohol and tobacco tax unit, C. D. Norman, began lh# investigation nf this cast about A* #nd of 1931. "I waa asslgMd to tha «aa* F*b. 33. 1153," said Hodgson. Ha also slated that ba worked doa#ly wlA talon Long far a#varal daya. "I actively Investigated thn m e about two months",-said Hodgson, "and mad# my report to May *f Rinehart Demands Board's Apology f For Letter Sent '* . NMH' R. D. Rinehart Rinehart Road X Routs t H wap bnroght to A* County Commtsiten at It’s regular meet­ ing yetUrday that yeu bad rp* moved dirt and fill from thP County right-of-way on Rinehart Road, and thin hat resulted M an encroachment on County pro* perty and also presents a dang# emus hasard for tha motoring public. The Board Instructs ma to wrttd ynu requesting that you return th* dirt and Dll Immediately and place D hack in Ao asm* condi­ tion that It was. Tho Board sincerely hop## A ai you will comply with thin requaal so no further action will ba W rosasry. flgnsd by tlaek drvelsnd for th* Board of County Commioolontrn This rather Innocuous appearing form Idler sent on tba County Commissioners rorular letterhead on tho motion of CommUsiontp Fred Dyson may boomerang Into a real hoi potato Is Aa tap of tha anltr* Board, It was -revealad at Tuesday morning's wi meeting. Given Hi* floor at (lie miiaet of the meeting, K.D. Rinehart ap­ peared In perron and read thn abova letter to th* Board ofCommlssloners. He labeled Aa lettef *< "ridiculous" and followed with a lengthy hlstocy of th* Binehart Road, In whlth ha pointed out all lh* expense end work b* had put Into building and maintaining th* road over th* past .10 year*# In very pointed, legal phrases, Rinehart declared A* Commission blundered In permitting A* litter to be sent with-out a full -in­ vestigation of Aa altuatlon. H# m inted the latter'* Implication that h* waa a thief, and demand­ ed ^an immediate and templets retraction and apology, sayingi "I am prepared to dkiato tush a latter at once." Rlnco Attorney Mack Cleveland was not -paaeont at Tuoodarto moating, -Urn—Cemmlssloaars us* dividual!/ assured Rinehart that M waa not thn Board's Intention to accuse him of theft, and terns action would be taken on hla proteet aa toon aa Ctaraland xma available. Both Mr. and Mrs. Rinehart took Aa floor several time* during Ao Commission's discussion of Aa Uttar and demand for re­ traction, to re-atata Aalr d*«M for Immodiato retraction freni tk* Board, a# .stronger Idfal measures would in taken. Judge Housholder To Attend Confab In Jacksonville Judge Ernest Tfouihotder will leave today for a Joint conferenrg nf County Judgsi and Juvenllg Judge* of Florida whlrh will hg held In Jacksonville Feb, 13, 24 and 33. The Counly Judges Association nf Florida Is headed by Judgg Chester M. Winnglns, of Bartow# — president. Th# Juvenila Judges Council pi Florida la headed by Judgn Waller II. Backham of IIIMnl# v: president. •» i Judge Housholder will partlef* pale In a panel discussion, scheduled for II a.m. tomorrow, Tha discussion on "Criminal Fro# eedurs and Jury Trials,H. will, to* rludt Judga Breast Houai Harry L*«, Theron A. Yawns Frank Bcoflald, aad Archie Odega, A panel discussion an "Fr*» posad MeAoda to Combat XHIIhquaaay" will bn a part af thg program laturday aoralag a t - t a'clack. Tba Jotot affair of tha tern ^Tka^rtM^ooMnnad to I otoato will be hald a) ton toftoB M 4 , to � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 21, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/749f9d0ff60827006ac8f3f6ce3910e5.pdf 475ac371fb642d61c9f8ac95d0492d53 PDF Text Text 4r �<5 "^1 Shop and Save 1 In Sanford Weather m t 3 r «H r rn l xhimera tnnlgbt; cooler over central portion Tnrxdiy. AN INDEPEND EN T PA ILT NEWSPAPER E rtaM toM VOLUME XLVI11 SANFOKl). FLORIDA 19M MONDAY, FKHRUARV 20. Aw m U M P r e w iD w d NO. 39 W ire Government Attorney Fails To Make Hobby 'Squirm ' A t Trial Ground Broken For New Office Rotariaris Giver Different View •Sy Guest Speaker 19-~.fi Groundbreaking rcrem om ra <*ere hrid in n morning at the »ttr o( the proposed new Sanford dial tele* phone office on I.aurcl Avenue b e ­ tween 3th and imh Streeli. The first tpade of dirt » a i turn­ ed over to »i«nj| the *U r t of construction at 10 ,10 this morning. Conitruclion will actually begin lUdarlana and their gue*ta at February 22 and i* expected to bo their regular weekly m eeting this completed by August 4 of this K * i noon at the Yacht Tluh heard an The total expenditure for the address that gave them an entire- huifoing. equipment, and krvpul,*. Jv different view on the suhjert Ing punch operated dial equipment, of parole and probation, ft. ft will he a million dollars, (iram ling. District Supervisor of (Jordon ttothcrmcl, gmup nt.inagIho Florida 1’ aiolc Commission at fr /„r mr Southern noil Telephone O^ando, who has had over ?' and Telegraph Company anntninrrtl •w *)*»• it4*A dial tr!** SHOW N D l l . d i m ; TIIK I H IM ' Apadcfnl iif dirt iit fin- u i «»ii ■»•■I•«**nh mu*n j f a r i in welfare and corrective n,r groundbreaking for the new iid I»• * mu nt y ( F mfit lif i o f phone o f f i i r Rif* Mn>or F- U Sun it and t *• •»u : »? I m in , |»" 'd* 111 of Mie : Work, spoke as follows: telephone company building. „ 'ill" ! I it ! m ft i ni g c r f*•» “ ft would he Interesting to known \ \ \ t r . Hot her mid st the r e r e - | ('nmiiifii'f. I.miking on m e J#»nn ktid»’»'# ( m * ( 'inmi***nine*; K. V. I *t Hi *’*l.•‘ivi iaigt\ limit. 1: how many of you present here to- mon|l, , this morning were: .Hitvnr I Southern Hell; tinrdofl Itidlici ond, m a i m c u n f i n* s t f*nd I I «nd *11*1 flm'i* Hv ,l nilr*.M|i ) EK»fr * *>f the I funnfifi* nf t uiuint,i. c, and .I d k (u*?nf»M, I ily i "inini- • •'»• day have e v er been Interested in j. j) Scott. Commissioner* J o h n 1 or directly connected with the Kr„(rr , st.k n a t i o n , Karl lligf a lsin g of sheep? ginbotham, and David fiale hel, ’ Hove (joe* the railing of sheep ( l ( y \ | anas-,.r Warren Knowles,, fit into the picture of a State Seminole Counly Chamber of CornProgram of f’arolo and Probation? mi,r<.e p rpM(| e nt Cirorge Touhy T o answer that let me toll vou, an(j \ j anai;,.r Forrest llrcrkenridge, * # y o i i do not alreay know, ahnut r i | , , | , , hrr Kred |* ,r|<in, 0f the Sant h e raising nf sheep. It m a k e i n* fori! Mcrahf. .I’m Brown, D im net TTie !e-! r'i II f"r Hie \ tuti tan , ,ie dtfferenre ho-i rarefiilly sou sc Manager for Southern Bril, Mn» 1 ni din X fcrt your breeding stork, how Betty Wolfram, Sanford Chief tip* In Hi, Ii , ,1 No. I, •11»( rn ins nor of the t l<q nia l; IVi-r 1 i in a1 * • a r t f u l l y you carry out your erator, Earl V. Turner, manager breeding program, or hnw rare- nf tho Hanford nffice, R. If Mae Mri -T H St .Inhn v*dt report giant Slgllt-S-r-l'ig bowl1 th.'l ••d( 1*' fullv vnq rare for your flock, tn f Millt . plant foreman in the S an ­ fur r ruin tv aI Ih# n fin ii.il Hi#* s; John > »;< . r fl out s ml Ud, • arab le la vnur new crop nf ford nffire and other civir lea d ­ nrirHirtg of 1Ph*lriM VI of Ihe F'mvlj 4 ,i * be IH ) • i »*i * »i , lam bs you wilt find » few whose ers. I'nngre** of Parerd* and Teat her* Sfi lrm »n I, "The Viotirin uitl wool is black. The Black Sheep of he more luviiiiiiu* tbiin r r ss ith The nrw office, to be known as on March A. Ihc flock. II*K vve "T h t ('ommiinitr Tndav Our ail nf the .» bled (r a tlin * 1 udi TNSSI I Ut ility 1.u»ii« F.mIics Fairfax I. will be housed in a nrw “ Mur hu man lo rie ty operates numili* H.ii«* hrirk building constructed of rein­ World Tomorrow'" I* tin* Minor h . o r built into Mir hual whnc under Nitihi F»-1I .it tin1 rS this same principle. No matter Hi ii wtl.iv ti12hI, Altr*nil> >1 In forced rnnrrrtr and brick The new which will he developed sit Ibr repairs at a J.i4 h*nn\ i o iF ' dm k hnw mane t fb o o li we biiitfl, how . . . ,, , , . . . . . » ■ . tIlf* m a n e nr how i m v i our rhurches building will hm ur the \rr v |at#«t mrrlin? to h t belli in l^rstuirg ai n,#» n*fi. m 1 fn %t run of i»* r»«* a lliprf\ I 1.1 I 1»nt art I ill < iiiM o' I'%i» id v « .1hsrllit*i ry m av he or for lhat matter h o w 1 , ft*r "f Number .1 Crossbar auto- the la r s h n r g Community r en ter » i, i h, | I h o i »l higii w# raise our standards o f l "’il,ir awitehln* equipment. IMrs. D Males .laikson, Dii.uido. lock s.u.l > , . 1 0 and mi'Hthi ?w tin- pi t*-i’ll!:»f mu +1f (hi it living; invariably In our human Cost of Ilia building and land, president of the (listnet, a iiiioimces rt(. rvpret to have ,i hugt- e-ovid on ktr\ d'lsir In i iitl liti-st *1111111 Drill, f»*#i | Ihi iMet (vs 1'' ** M*,ir iui( Nun^ mmt anritev there are those who do not said Mr, llolhermcl. will run W0 .1 . - 1that Mrs. M. d. Kdwanls nf hills- hair.l for the event Act Of Kindness ;Personal s Shown By Local Affairs :irm For Society Presented j Tiu* problem nf pi*»v ulitic mn ,ifr 'I he per anil»|| .llh’iH* nt mi (it’lli*!(i l;IiI «(ot.i£f» rnnin fin U.H*ti.*C('a .Mill ItthiT (IlCNMllL!' fi»r rd StoTltt 1 l.tlihd Ihtfdiv 44 erf Nut p.iUriits fr**M» r.4?4i » I htiiu^ht bobue the fill v nf rhe I' s |1i«|| let l nun .M Mi i.indn 1tut \4,i % i NnidiiA nm* \4 nit ifn* Sor I ICf l Olll 01 llIlN* i*f 1* • Si'll! Mliltf* 11inr n 1ti n 11ti *k r (lie 1•11»■- * > >.111111111 i"mintv I mi nf (fir Aiti«vri«%«n linn Iiv . U ' M sint Sl.lle n \l nu net K. Ia.i\ nf ||o *ni, l .tfu rr Son# ( ' . 'Flu* Srr\i«T Cummiilc.* Ilc.nl I billin' w.i* i.mvil aI - . kIn 4 * quirtcM nu' id r r ic n lli c>li#9t||*9» tn the trunvirtlniH in llir bmldmg i't| n im in provided llicm al I of hi* Imme in S.mlni d .irul flit K.*'I 1?lh St The' u n i t milt *,ile of hi* fm mer lonne in F.ikt •c.ilctl vvlnrh mailc ihr iforitm nf Mary. 'Icriif h.im9.iur4 m il hnwpn.il %up. lie aNo (»a4*d ahnut bank af* p!»c< fur iiiihifiMH patients inatlc rniiui *, in In * t (Inbbv • n.irtn . Hi 1 Unite. 141.fi* % natne and oilier h ' mhiii * Mm ncrtriiif,» fi in life life f chair tn»'h in SaiHont and \ ih tn, Ua ftisin nf ihr Sciiiinn!#1 f out!tv \ nil "Hie a**t*iatlt d *ln» t alim nev nf the \f n c r n .in (.in c c r S t t i e iv , in In* ri'nw* rviimifiiiMiii ,iiletiipl appi -mehi'd J Rr ntr v (Mlti.Mil, rd In rurim't t Ht'hln v* 1151 I1MMI .*> |irc%tih'pl nf €itf Ii a in anil Tiiilnr (h ah (in 01 *! In * 1*1 m (if 1111u 1 I»14* m% kiiiii in!'tr 1Iir r or in«| hi 4 .(* ihe* iff lip lin' d the I tile of oriiam /aim n h.1«I i«»m# mtilt And hi* 4!h|iiMD " (lidv nil oi'e in rn-!# nf i4.il! partition for ^,it#v f *t,inee le*tihi'd Ibddiv, # lt.nl ! lii-l# ad nf 4cllms ihc Im .il ( an* .leeepictl j; 111* If w i • a rt» » k fm rcr S o n r l v 1 ml the ".ill p.irTifinn, Vino from the Sanford Orlando I Mluni tenl three nidi in the So Kemml (lull a* a i t n M m a * pre n e i v • St'iMcr I'omtiiiHe# H eld *ent ' ' (pi.ii ter* Salm d.iv morning lo re Ibdibe t«dd n »N' n d mr 1* 4 In* p.nr ihe h indnvi t and dm*r. se.il te*; immii lhat he had void .lame* l!i# in irim r m*h m.i4(»m»* nin| Smith, one nf the Neyro defend then in tine Ihe eMlir«* ron tit a aid* bcini: t« m l in 1Tn* i a *et Inn n u t nf vi.In1r primer. I'ol* and ihe hnioe mi ffiem which Uillum prov idl'd Ihe l.ilmr and 9th.yi.st. wDil I'lmrti vpjir ! Ii .irl Inch enuded hi Smith, giving ennform. The Black Sheep of So- ,4A.\ while the dialing equipment it- ville, vice-president of ihe district. | a ,„| \\ R K- nip, eo niste n n l* in ifn* !o<*l I'sncai sSmiih a wairaii'v deed b*r a SI. «K tj. self will he an additional 157* nno. will reipond In greetings extended 0WBtri (lf rr, , toll pur oIH pi.1in«( Mlikfin l.ro, of S.iftonl. Smielv 1 nit free of rhar^e 0<»O mm I gage b»r fT I.V •Ft Ut niM*r, rlutrniaii nf | h r . “ It Is about these Black Sheep The new switchboard will br the delegates by Mrs. Herbert ’1 rrn- c||a , (.,| ||tP N aut„ .m tin ...id rc Said Mr*. IlHixfrl'kr, "This !• rulri 1 inmiH iil rtimnntliT v».n »> * Pliiiiiialiit ic topic* nf Ibo ?ritfni qf .Society that I wiah tn talk to equipped for key-pulsing of long ham, president of the linslc.a conn|y ( < H(, | , 1W. sl( iC 'er v a Hidr an .irl nf kindne** for it vital 2 i l lodae. What Stu-ietr h ss done dislanre calls. Instead nf using a 'V, and Mi C. A \ siighn, l.ake lions on h unt now in >l we keuw *t 4«l h* Fmiu» Allrn iiiil C, K milv provide* ii* Mtili an s o l i nil I no id* UnCiI m ihe 1r,*vii%Aelinn were . | pre*eided .i* evid ence and tv to (hem and for them In the past dial. Rothcrmcl s.-til, long d i s t a n c e ' Counly Superintendent of J’ohlie Hiat the N.inttr.in wo od tot a n i c ­ ' ( IF? H h 1 vtnrsae room for Ihr nialerial*, » fi.lbd* (or the **«verrv»n*'nr T’A'iI Mt»*(nrf» n »i m D i * r p»i. !n * n p i i m d r Hir*r and w h ai » e sra attem pting to operators will ring Ih-oORh te d | s - 1 Instruction er** from Ih'1 v n si.u t * Vn« Hobby I* I Mir Jury a ml rnnrt a .. ik. _ 'Mdiy,' *• 'V* ,‘ ' Ia ret trlrpllnncs by ptifirhifigFoul Much enthusiasm l< tiring e rr sldo for them m old not nlhrrviMr nhtslri Iliein 'Ihc boat, not only has been re rpi rnuim. a Ida! lie old lined the IhHikertnw tl ^ ( 111r14* I iMiit fmiti rirlsiii In ntt*p serf' « in lin»*e m«i rn i*il* *0 neres “ It has nuly been a matter nf Mi* numbers on, a s e r i n of keys ed within Hie district and m cm h e n p a u e d and put In t x< elletit ■i.ipe !'»l w Ill'll lie a n pled them for a a few hundred ye ars, In f a d similar lo an adding machine, are looking forward lo this annual '(!|| It.I d *n»lers* t r q olle d . hut ,1 fia- n.iu» FufuFiMikl, f>(*|iiil v 111%11 irl aa *v fur m u t r n " ( H*tn«f w hit n he |a! r pan! Me a!*o ' * IN f " f 1 * * P • * .1*11 I fill pn#( (UTAH|#'f|| within Uie hisiory of this great The-e new switchboard facilities re union which Is hetng patterned to n p.ioiii d rest m a n e to and ^ taut that “ s*.tnd guild'* for .Nation, that our dorinrs had pro will ad,| souiher l in t Wt in Ihe s a ••l.ltllr Convention " The |tiemr ,\u loos fe.itori t Ad led I r II. 0 »•( T» n f *i f.• riifei « ! ill anil If .iriitif K fltr matey at tuff* which 'miih had r,-nkiriv « T i r i , i ' ' a ii I •iiriDfnr uf m a n l y ona type of treatm ent for cost, bringing the lolal expenditure u id tic k m n n ’ed hv Mrs tark von pit ft* , f n f nir r tj Dm4*i » v 1 A III rnnde dot 114 *n 1 «m- ii torn 1 11 *■*!( I'■» v I I 1 rili’N , U t f * 9 ** their patients If the person h i d to almost a million dollars after which 'It* W I. Mu* ,. It fll |«i\ 11.- * N . rtf 1 \ r>it Ihr building * • dlv Tie 11 I 1•"I' S1,1IItP‘81 11%' 11M| U (NI"91 high blood pressure, extrem ely Th> trc-ms'mloita Job of Installing Miami, president of Ihc Fi.mda f I Mill Ml** l|l k N i*f I f I* # ha mlier cf • urn mer r## Mu*1e. f i for 1 ri »M 1 f high fever, or an> on* of w verat the new swilehlsoacd s ’mI dialing I ongress. will speak on 1 I' ^ • ' |*-i'9 |n i*%ii(i>nr Ihe i uni « r 4 ' 1 Pn « kent nU’i* reieuei! In nt im ’ > fin? .and loiudh* tAlmrnia; the d o n o r opened a equipment will hi-gm shortly after miiniiv Today" and 'Itl • nil." «Mi’ urn 1 .in.nU l,„*us " ....... im* mm m u g t*m*9 'In’1 ( ii,vni her tn CMM s* 4‘4-1II1II 1 11 44 Ini fl . niH lilt. i| t \ i di, ,«II H * 1 p|»«* I (•» • i *rv 111# xetn and raine off a quantity ff the rompletum of the building on It Beckham, Miaou U ,*i r p,n h. r* . i (nr «if l<ti* 11 miHoii ( nfi ■ .irut 1 timmi ri e nfln ert diierlnr* and ff 1r*innliaiiii iin> uiMiiinig until rmnn v Ii 1 1 1 * i* .1 p.*".«»l»U#* ' »»»'• Mood. If Ihe patipnt got *wnr.e, d mi ) ni.tinr nf l'(«*«il«iii vt .ii Mir r om n id lre r h i ii t m n ndl meet tn " nr; p- approximately August 4 The ex mentortan, wi I talk on Our W0 4 1*1 tl.tn ri'i t a *. a**-*'.inf di^ltiet alior c er , i floor a ith run .* for Ml'vin if hv i a s the weak and aoem tr usually ppclr(j r| a(|1 (nr ,|1P beginning of Tomorrow 11»;«J «|Hvk»r. morrow * I i p m with IImh M.1i lln*eu fa ih d In Ml ike tfiddiv in m » he*■»( i ei, l tint** i til h.* a mi.i . k did. ihe hoetor just repealed Ifie 11 1' s ' 'i i i*Ai -af <fi>pii(tr rfish ,( | lev I.m k'Minv die disti iel hi .i .m i-i "'iinn m * a* hr ? 'if repuiti f* he service lit Ihe nevs building t* estl Ttie aflcr«o«n session will feature li.i i , iiml DHi* r fn.ii1 *■> rn ik in 1 Mm process. ' ' "r of I mijn In in n.itiiui.il nf 1 hdinltrr nf 1 (inifnrree r s intend' d ,|n 1h - mm mng, mated fur March 17. I9.‘>7. , general disnissinn on ‘ Kffeelin- ll\#T ' him ih*mc r inim l.ihir .. idI » * f *| - nltm. pi v ai-nli'il krv m fin* Konr.il 1 n i l limit hu^ on “ Much this sam e type of treat \t nno tmu* dm 1ng Hie e r n u Ml telephone numbers in Sanford i Leadership led by Mi* Beckham, rrit*«%-iiHr, mrnt has been accorded our Black ‘ ' 1 Ft \ rn \ h ki-i ■, 4 ,in *■( 1 41in m e n 1.11 U p e \ .11111n.ir1r>n ltd* niiiM'iitg llultbv ssill have the pn fix Fairfax I in u h u h 11 r ir t iijf ir il U# b r l|i r l .u i f v TSin IlNii I,ill fjf-Nt ’ ’i nf (tin S Hill Sheep. If he r a m e • into conflict 1 1*1• f* n t: Km « ' n Ht 'the n h n i l n f flic nirefimj i* tn w m 4*1.ed lo ' k c u h r»n .1 !»laek front nf Ihcm ^1U*r the rli.innr09cr on |»»mh iri*. |irntrrluri»« *«tnl n,iii b« h* liI f'** 'll (lilt .Ssill'Mf l V I pi* J<|f|ll .Hill 1.1*1,11.41(9 wtih the law he was sent tu pri­ <f*| #• 4 pi .(in Hie pint H ie of *1nil di* bn.iid in (Tie t mu ttnnin, the tiic.i* t<» the new c<|tiipm<*nt. Tin* ( f i t of lli,thni<iut,*I a| i rig Ihr inipoi -*l,i v iiMi i no F" • i 1. I Imii in.hi nf tin* n(||9ii im riMA the pn n' jIn 1111#** nf jvflcrid tT##11 nf the (ill .flit'll iv,ih found I'm r t . i a < 1 son. When he c a m e out he was giunnetV'by l h e ‘ Imople.” Vn«i"given lh''I' lephom* nu mbers vs .11 consist Ianee of work to ing done In lo. al . -I.«v *M# i * N.flnni rttfii>mffi-r J imiinh \!frn, .i it e <if (idi* i**pi (**s|'fil,il iv i n fmin lulv Hi Ibddiv marked dm Ii k .i little help In his adjustment hack <•' fu'"**l r ' r '"imber* ennim iin in c. Mi * BreUiam I- |.ai hor hi si I »» i fork. • w Mir fur Jl k**v *1nN.1MI •JtJ,i Jtf*iiki| Seinifiole ( niintv at the f tv,1 ml!• r liuri (if Ihe «till. If»n drptov inf id of inln lire in the human . W t e t e , will not he the sam e as telephone Itrioatly u .-II qualified tn 'rad sufb • » Inti* In u t i 'Im * it kin ,i9 11in,« I e.nierv Work'hnp at ,J.*t k fo n \l ie, l.iw’ etifnn eiinuil nllieer*. tile tl.trn d i.< uss.on having s v iriwi hs<-4 When he foiled, the ‘bleeding’ was numbers presently used rnarf liM(|nt;,' tn ihr hieatlnn nf iti»* *•** Hiim.if* 9 t .1iNrllir 11 4 lh I* M 11 i'll X . relocated and lie was sent back lo Ml lhi«, Rothermel explained ground nf piactlral parent-lrarhrr Ttie workshop wit! hnn ('handier •till and the path taken by Ihe (»« fu *9 krv rtipinlifr #pu lifinl experience on all levels, local, roun prison. this morning, is part of a nationtn. i i! rminfliA ^t*D »d ( (iinmeree lender* tInnu^lund lamg hnv < When a>krd tf ev«‘ryty, state an,| national Participating “ Dr. Marshall B. Clinard of the wide numbering plan known as the Smith ('nmlirm .iml Finn ni'i' w.i * aim ed , !l dd»y %,inl, "Ye*,, V\|ln,irri \ I .in h t f .ill'll l(i‘flt'V In K’-t’iiinff "itA M err .if N U niv ersity of Wisconsin In s re 2-.A numbering p l a n - t w o letter* and in Ihe d i s c o - ,ion will he Mrs, Mu* r ie rviin e had pi*to|< and I bad 1 i' 111*i ,ipf ii pn* irrliii iff) 1fiin i hr d.t l»i^*lher in learn about a e t m a me M •' sett; Mrs, r \ Prather, Orlando I,i 4-nH r . i h n r i j»n*1 r utilning this ren t article entitled “ Criminal live numbers. By untiring ,!• 11v /turn rhriif m.’H fi •*4 fitfifid tie* and pi njeri * In v anrni* I'nM"** a *,iw i-ij off 4In 11gun**, 1i M'i M date chairman of Ihr Florida i iU (n-niirlmm( a ' <• •n tin* I'nilrii SI mIp * and hnw they Behavior Is Human Behavior" system , he said, wilt enable long ll«»*en d'4rtt at lengih today In Mirrn . *Mi 19 work ( ( niiiiiineil nn I'age Seven) point* out lhat in 1328 we set t distance operators (n distant cities Pat nil Teai her r o in m illrr , Mrs \ I* u .t m i r r l, J \ 1 « ' ■ , 1 1 1 t cMn,irmr nn urAn^tr* 4( I T|| M1t i*k inr »um *1 Ujnusands nf people to privuri for in du,l directly lo telephones In tJ. Wagner. Orlando, diierlnr of 11is'' * ' '' ■ ’1 J'f I'1 nil aI \Ml-,lU 44(N| 114 4*| • M t *i I d I I n stale office and field serviced Mrs ir. .Tiling whiskey. While today m al Sanford without having lo go « .rnl#i lit - 44. iHi JI*nr' r%r«*|itn*i|. John Mi (tim e F i-tiv stale rh.ur . I ,*.| i e mo>l every large cite there n a through a Sanford operator *' ' '*!- VI i <4in h.i t tu rn Art rplf-f| man of juvenile piuleelm n: Mr* • lore selling alrohnltr beverage* Mr M t o Is v ■ ' 4 < o in A ' I Furthermore, Rothermel said, • m'**1* a* I t . i l l i m o i r , I'nlroflv William ( i a i d o i New Sinvrn.i f„,,| , An In almost e v er y hlock Our r>'nl i nr and an..... nnt-u14 sitm n .irifj u i»nr «»f ||ir r^rt this plan will eventually Irail to |hr Beach *l*tr exceptional child chair­ n l v on fabric* an I *<■ - at 1 n a of crrnif r h m s r * j i our »nrH i (4 h.i\m ^ jn' i M'i i pitch, plan w hereby eusloniers will he man; Mis It........ Hanford, I.ers- Irrial*. an I lias in >-n a ■tin i , lal rder changes Customers also able In dial most of their long ,li* 1' >' Nt mHi#11« Ih-li Si linn! cI*in<pi* huig. -tale c liairn u n nf |troi’H iire change. Forty years ago a w o m ­ vs tlh I . a n ell '• , ' in / n>... him' t1 1J ‘ ulr i m in» i| 4411Ii m t*t .11 pep lam e rails them selves wiihnul and bvfavs. a n t Me* I. II (tilihs I ni l mg I. pa 1 1no o * vii •• , an who smoked was almn*' sure i tr m i (itiii* 1 in) a x 11 pi H! prr going Ihrnogh any nperaim* !v In be hranded a “ fast” woman llrfamlo ludlelin editor of !a -l v r .r 1 *1 n i f f .Intiin\r llrt 4in( nvHI Today, the n g a r e l manufacturer* Bringing j . p o l l s fmin Hieir ronn Tins tvs-ek U a i t e n ’s It sl.i.tn, • rn» 4ii initfine N*«i9pr *1 Kip Smnu i '• im that women buy more ciga iv loiincd* in addition In Mrs St s F a h iie Fair of tie .slv st i, i-1 MEET POSTPONKfl iiuIt 1t,in*n anjs[« than men. M s Fieri llertej d.ev-. goods for Soring anti F.a-S r An aniimincement was made Hus lohri will he (Ul rr mil nf fnuil guinli InrlutJ- f “ And. Yet! Today with all our morning lhat the Children * t om Brevard l oiin lv , Mi-, t. . M iain, TTm* r enl mini l it . Mill N i h ...... ( I mri an I Mm Msirk .Strirny of changes in altitude, ihe majorilv mlttec meeling schedule for tomor­ Orange ( minty; Mr* ' I! Il vnn, hex and Save Week o h - e iv e d * • r "n r 1 in9 < .m.if9A Anr) Mr. jn»1 of S o r if iy frels that prison is ihe row will h* postpone.l until f u r - ' Volusia Flaglei i m m lies, and Mis t e a r from February 18 ll.too Mr* (’ ph (ioeirtl.4rll, (if !,iri#9nt \fr ihrr notice. (t nnlinurd on Pags 7) i frenham, l.ake t oontv. I heto uary 2.*, »n*f Mr*. U liheim F* « • -mi nf S ait »• I a#'nl Mr in#9 M .' Ilrnry lU n #"ri All.i mum* S|iri 9i|j<. M id i;. J ‘ * f r ; • & •v 'V. i,*'r l Mrs. SI. John Will Nautican To Make Represent Counly First Run T hursday At District Meet > Lions Ladies Night Observed Thursday In Casselberry Workshop Will Be Discussed At Meet R. Mcro Atidcd To Sales Force *- " t o MM S H H U IF T 1. IIKN V l it ( (MtHRLli ^ ★ dk • Sheriff J. Cordell Reveals Candidacy j In Coming Election S h e i f f f J P m v e r Cordell tndaf aiiimniH ed hit candidm y fo| Sheriff nf Sunifnelf* Co 11idy, STieiiff ( 'unfed vi a* npncdnterf l»y floverimr Cn!!m* N'nv. 2S, 1P5S in fill ihe niitapireii t m u of J a I dHer Muldiv, It) aiiituinii log b!<s exntllifacjr, Sheriff Cmiletl xtutril, "t apprr* em t* Hi* run IMain * of nrr m i n t f'lcnilx all oxer Hi* County and tee them and all reslrletll* -Hint I *linl| *e.-k to |irtTnrnl the itolie* nf Hits iiii|iortnnt offlea I i lh« Ke«l of ntv litxr I xhnll at* ts»va einptwv only tha highest ' ' i < ibqinltes. ntett nf ability a e j rb ar iu le - I «hai| run lb* offii-a •m Hu. hlglt Jtlnnn that it ilentc* r ------------------------ *1 Farm Bureau Will Meet Tomorrow ' The rciiiilrir v m eeting n( thff s 0 in..!, Counly F.trm Bureau will Im helil totliorrnw night al 7:jq n llo* Agrtrolltite llmliliog o( b Uilnole Hurts Setioot, 4 eov r.-,| itixli nqqser will hq s.M .,1 ,.i 7 in with Hu* hoxinrxf in cling tn follow Ininieiliately, .......... ... C.-niei-, lerreiary-trag, surer of the S**tnlnnle Count f F.irin I>ore.tu reniimls nieir.brri H1.1 t “ menibership induilea tha fam ily " i AtHHTlONAI. lAM'Af, NEW* ON I’ 4(.B RF.4 F.V "1 NAAS Fund Drive Slafcd Nexf Month THE r HOPOBEn WKW TKI.KHIONK huilillng an Mural Ave. ba*tvse«n NinUi ana HUH Sts., for which lha giunml ts.u broken T ’*e Naval Auxiliary Air SU* * 0 fii - t annual combined ctiaritv lit p will lie tield from M u c h l In ' m i l !'» 1 fi.rplatn r 44 Kerrtpsnn anno, int rd la -I w eek 4 goal of Jin Hun |\,n tir.-n set for the drive w liir h will i c n ln r f tlir s'd aiife drives for Intllv idtlill i t . I - i’ to past years I b i s wilt lie trie only fund lalstng Campaign held in t'i'fi vstth money rollrrled im ■ to such worthy orgam /.atin nj! i , tin- Marrb nf Dimes lied Cross J Nii.-w Belief, Cen-hral Palay. Tttberriilo*i*. t ’aneer, USO (S a o f o r t t , Heart xml the P olicem an s llenevoienee Fund, l imlt thiillonx vs ill he aeseplei] by unit ri'iiresenlative* ami may be le - ig n :*ted for specific c i u n l l e a or divided iitotiorllnnaleJy am ong the entir" list. 4 « t mM Suggested donation I* nne day'* f ’KOBA III.Y T H U HttitllbST YA1.KNTINK tmvil.v! and rtrive.l this year wax tha ona delivered to M H . pay per man A rat'd certifying I (Inliarla tlnirhal and Mr*. M aggie Y a lt a , r a u i e r o f o r the Kat.tr,rn KtereMn Ctt*. Nwrxm ahateWA*' this Lr ',rh ennlribnttnn will be prrtenlea (left, to rig ht) Mr*. Catrhel Hytr*. Yatea, and I'reaidaut A l U’ilxoa delivering tha huga xalaiytlua. ( S t i l l ! to evar* m *n dowUBff l o » • *W «*J �I •: > .v . « . ; . Vi * • • •• • • ’, • .• ■•!".— . • :, * * • ( . / , ' * . *> TffE SANFORD HERALfi MMt *WI33.. PUT CM may t __ , MEABTfif r A iia ‘— ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ W loirn .ilirn •< r«’i:u!jr airborne import of Chi- up in Cuba in th« 193D» and became with the asrslslance of a group of smuggler now er>tng 15 s e a r , m iiete aliens who s'l-re ferried arrnss an informer nil smuggling upeia- \merican ex-GIs who knew- hov the t.ulf jf Mexico at 51,00(1 to 11,500 lions for l S authorities lo fly. They mostly med rented Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. He vsa., so good al thhis that a planes and landed their tilled. Simonovirh flnuriih rl for mans a head vean from a Cuban base nn'il hi> Ai-rnrdinc fo the Immigration lot of operators were forred out of human cargoes mostly at remoto downfall three years ago broke up > 'rv" p- bmionovich. a deserter hunncsi Whereupon Simonovich mland Florid* towns. from (he Ku.'sun Army, showed vet up hi.a own simuekIiiir business,| onovich. .1 Hw'l hi information to the patrol. Hundreds of rases are laboriouslv sifted every week lo get flown MIAMI tP-Thu 1* Opr rat lun air watrh from the Dry Trotugas to the pay dirt of major opera to Jacksonville Everglade. Itnna like those of firegnrtn Sim* It U the sequel to Operation The Immigration Service, uhich HOLLYWOOD iiP - Vaughn Wetback which the Immigration sav* that ftperation Wetback has “ llonroe, the linger and TV iai»»- Service carried out in 1954 to now "brought control to the Soothtnan. (elli u» what happrnrd to sweep hundreds of thousands „f western border* lor the first lime," t the hand bualneas, illegal entrant* back acros* thr prneerrla on this theory: , Traveling bande were an Initl- Mexican Border. With that avenue largely ihut off anxlnui o g *•“ Ineligible aliln aIII n anxious tution In the ’30* and ’40* when II la the big push by the If S he the ineligible alien anxlnui lo get nearly any (liable town In the United Statei could he vliltrd by Border Patrol to seal off the twist­ into the l/mied Slates—principally n the purveyor* of popular music. ing roasts of South Florida against the criminal element—will seek an­ • On# of the best*llkH band* wai a new rath of alien smuggling and other route, and 2.300 mile* of Vaughn Monroe'a. Now hli and Individual illplm In this vulnerable Florida roast line offeri tempting 3 Many ether aggregation! hive are* now that the southwest border possibilities. ' Mlaappeered from the American Is classed a< "secured" Ilarlnn C. Carter, the border pa­ Irene, The ramp-ilgn Is a complex, en- trol rhlcf, »ayi: "Smuggling prues "The bind business now eon- animated etfort of men manning have already tnrrraicd three an I gists largely of Lawrence 3V*lk aircraft, loiiped up pairol cars. i*our *°ld *,,r delivery of ahem to t-*mt Huy Lombardo and Sammy speedy cabin cruisers, the unlrpie ,po*ul» m the United htglei. . » • Kaye," Monroe remarked can- air boat whlrh alone ran penetrate | "The border patrol in the SouthIll* dank vastnraa of Ihr E v e r - east, particularly In Florida, Is t ildly. J ' Significantly, lliey are »wee| glades, an I a radio Inlerrommtinl- ,’p,nc reorganised to provide a Ibinds. Some of the hotter or* rations system whlrh keeps the dilional equipment for patrol .nganliallona, l i k e Lei llrown. whole operation lied together 21 ,|v,^ p» w''h a new hradfpiariers it Tampa supplementing the mam Harry Jamei and the Dorseys, hours a day. office of "Miami." make oreailonal tours. but large II has Ihe assistance of under ly limit their sppesr.inres to covet agents and rmifulenli.il in There is no reene.l of ai.j a Iimi playing around Lux Angeles ami formers functioning in Havana and , vrr "'irvivmg through thr (rarNew York. rlirwhrre, and tome other special M,n"* reaches of thr waterlogged Monro;, who disbanded his or­ tipping arrangements which no one Everglades. Imt the whole mtercepchestra three yeari ego. told why: dlsruises for publication " nn "Peralmn is centered around f, . "I wet In the bend business You find both drama and pathos ,hp m,«r » nf ,hl* ‘ 9«n square mile I t yeari, starting In 1940 During in a week with the olive uniformed wV.,r.l,nH "!. *n",h',rnmnst Florida the '4fls, thing* were good. Then palrnlmen queslloning Ihe imported Within railing distance of some ’ kualnesi itarted gettingL .rough. |.lllor „n |h(. Florida veaeVprF p,,p,,, l,v|n«lhpI Everglades a ■■ ____ _ < n * r a — I n i a .. . . . " _ ____. ____ _____ . . 1. I . a ‘From 1035 to 19W, athere were table "ranches," making road remains an area abandoned to nhg lot of what w« call Qy by-night eherks nn automobiles traveling hnn CrJ ,‘ * •*‘lrats. alligators, some promoters. They were men who Inland from coastal areas, man- "f lh,‘ mo*' l*ll“ ino,,s *nake vane* did nothing else hut promote one- nmg Ihr water patrol through Ihe ,lr* *l,f* *r° B' T night stands In their towns. By err l|e«s Florida Keys, or flying the nut ll>* border men keep Ihe 1M, • lot of them got wiped I ____________________________ watch there loo. •s ti nut. | | The always aloof Seminole Indl* aj ; "W# used fo count on 12 dstes taking the asslgnmrnt an. who now makes his home in In Ohio. But eight of th* pro. I "It has worked out beautifully." Hutched huts beside Ihe supermoters went out of business. That he remarked. "They ligurr •he highway* which edge Ihe 'Glades, meant we enuldn t count on a first telecast of ‘I'etrr Fan' ha I continues his ira.lHinnal apparent couple of weeks nf small Jiimpi an audience of no million, the indifference tn thr inexplicable goIn Ohio. We might play one date biggest of all time I did Ihe com- mg% on nf the white man Accordthare, another tn Michigan, an­ ni<*rruls on the show, and you lug In a patrolman in the area, Hie other In Illinois, etc. Instead of couldn't ask fur a better expos- Seminole never helps an alien and , easy ISO-mll* lumps, we would ure." by Ihe same token never gives he treveling 300 and 400 miles between ditea." Jhere wai e personal ronsldrra'i (i»n In hit quilting the band: *'La»t year I was home ftr four months. When I hid Hi* hand, I waa lucky to get three weeki." Monroe'a c a r e e r has been ty HUMAN N. WNNUN, M.D HOME training la eitramely doctor, yon can stress natural de­ booming since be blossomed out Important tn preparing young velopment activities such aa . as a single. H* plays a number cerebral palsy victim* for achool. learning to stand, walk and climb. f ef the*lor and night club dates With proper care and treatment Standing on hl« handa and r oach year, his current one being many of these youngsters are knees, crawling and standing up­ at the Hotel Sahara In Las Vegas. able to enter claases. right help strengthen numerous ‘(He flaw here for a Hay to appear About 110 per cent of cerebral muscles. Just playing about tha on Art Llnkletter's TV show ) He palsy cases are associated with floor la good for him, too. has been recording , for ItCA unfavorable environmental con- Uaoiul Toya Victor for 13 jesrs and now Is dltloni between conception and As for toy*, you can usa every­ '(he company's ace salesmen on birth. The malady Is commonly day kitchen utensil* ai well aa associated with premature birth, -TV. educational Items. These 'W ay back in 1886—o nly sev en y ears a fte r ho It can be caused by some In­ regular useful In helping him control Ho sold he had no qualms about but fectious diseases striking tn in­ are hla hands. p erfected th e electric lig h t—E dison b u ilt his F lo rid a fancy. Rhythm training U also Impor­ "h id eaw ay .” * F lorida was b u t a fro n tie r th e n , an d Saver* Affliction tant. Your doctor might advUa .Legal Notice The younger the Infant, In use of records, hand clapping or w hen E dison offered a n earb y co m m u n ity free electrio TUB t'Of'BT n r TIIB CISI'TTT eases of disease, the more severe maybe marching about tha home. luge . •EStnni.i: t u i m . the affliction will be. Thera ere other thlngi you ean lights, th e offer waa refu sed ! "M ig h t frig h ten th e ___rx-omiM, it rnniiATi'.. Probably the most Important do to help him, too, euch ai show­ co w s," ho was told. T o d ay , electricity is n o t o n ly LOCKE alngle phase of the training Is the ing him how to copy pictures, I1*C*SI*<1 •O ALL LMEIIITnni 4X11 I'EN- soelal aspect, although education match colori and the like. accepted b u t w elcom ed aa a vital fa c to r in F lo rid a's one h a v ixii (i.n w k on mi:* tn controlling emotions and for Even though ha Is a victim of IASIUI AOAIXIT • All* ESTATEi group living should be under­ this malady, you probably can do g ro w th —th e f u tq p to f a n y sta te *uut o f th eM isaissip p i! ou ano **ch nt v«u « re h*r*i<v taken simultaneously. a lot to help him toward a useful T ia s tllls d sod r*uulr*<l In u r * i* n l ' * * y claim s and ritm a m li which It your child It a victim, you life. or i i i h i r nf )n u . m ar hav* will probably find that such ac­ QUnTtON AND AMlWgg , ' M t l a i l lh» u n i t nt (Ja rlru d * H. Ir t f l ^ 111 d aiaatad. Ja'a of aald Cnun* tivities as picture IdenttAcatlon J. C. M : Would sinus troubli be A* County J u ila * nf aam iiinla and storytelling nelp greatly to C A uaiy. t ln r ld a . at h it n lllc * in Ih * responsible for pain and a crawl­ rifeurl aauia or tain cnumy *t a«n- improva tongua and Up move­ ing sensation tn an eye or could !«l4, Florida, wiinin alfhl ralnnU<r ment*. Everyone who comes in .i»*nlna from in* lima of tha lira' c o n ta c t w ith the y o u n g itar nervoi cause this? .jusilctlion or thli nolle* Lt. h Sinus infection might •; damanrt than h* in will* should encourage him to speak. beAnswer: responsible for pain In the eye. • U la lh * p lac* nt Normal Flow «••■*• ,*■< P»»« oiiic* andr*t* However, this difficulty could lAa claimant: and thtll b* i tw n rn HU language should have a com* from other causes. ^ t | * n l . o r tt * Careful examination by a nosa F j j r , * n * a a r such claim or d*natural flow before a rigid ther­ sh all b* vnld. apy program U adopted to make and throat specialist would'help a it m t n hie speech Intelligible. * to detrrm n* whether or not sinus (m in e n f ' |h * Exercises, ot course, are essen-; Infection Is present. Nerves might Lech*, ilttlel to strengthen hla muscles, be a contributing causa for this caasad ekkar B H am *a and reflexes. But In addition to dtiorrier Perhaps you should H. M. C a l M I A DI t. H a s i r a t r at L a w specific exercises advised by your1have your oculist check, too. !M ,rki.i.rinry,v m* 5 ;V. U •1 i Monroe Tells What Happened To Band Business Operation Everglade Cerebral Palsy Victim Prepares For School ■V WOULDN'T KNOW HIS FLORIDA...- * v? Paralleling the Florida story Is th e phenom enal growth tn d continu­ ing expansion of Florida Power & Light Company, achieved under Mr, Edison's banner of initiative end priv ate e n te rp rise , F lorida Pow er & Light to m p a n y is not only growing with Florid*, but is helping Florida grow l •Edison's Flnrirfi saute at Ft.Mjrers, a gift to tbit city from Mrv. Edison, now mtia* UlnisJbyfL Myers and op«n to ti« publia. jmp FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY **T JSuaoUa At*. �F'+tT/f \ . r< w a g ® w i v» sv'Ai !ti»r Q W BSSi .' Mon. Feb 20. 1P36 THE SANFORD HERALD -v l W •'' • v J v.K* *-.1‘J Page * IN V E N T O R Y Drive In SALE! Comfort m m : ■A | O N E V E R Y IT E M Sr Space N eeded For Fresh N ew Stocks The cushion that "brtathet* and prortde* cool driving comfort on toe hoctcMday. iT ir e s t o n e MERCHANDISE I 77 SEAT COVER SPECIAL , p q rra ra m v i 1 Rufwlor $17.93 STANDARD P1ASTIC COVERS 1066 COMPUTE in 76s* f i r e s t o n e lie u . ft. REFRIGERATOR ... ... —“JL Right bow la the time to buy | use coverel Daring oar Hervcit Sale, pricea hare been ilathed to ■ fraction of regular price*. You'll find the a atyU, the color and the pe* tern you want. . . and you'll save big money toot Don't forget, you don't have to have caih, naa our coneeaigat^ budge* payment plan. \ - z .z r ^ e An II «u. ft. at the price of a 9 cu. ft. • Hug* 55-lb. capacity Freexer Cheit e Door Shelvee and But- , ter Conditioner e Two iliding adjuilable •helves Super Mist'r Crisper with VSbushel capacity , Automatic Dcfrojillng 249” u ix . i P m u » » P hnth Covurs |Q 88 3 4 9 95 J LOW ASj 75* WEEKLY ^ y s g g a p BBCfi eompUfo % .-.v.ioite a h.p, P L A Y GYAA inexpensive u?lfh deluxe to 3-SHIFT OUTBOARD slide only Mantle h tflofob le WADING POOL 127.18 Am Low o a _ _ r only ’ $ 1 25 a weak Loaded w ith n p e n l l r e frarurv. tor r u n fan-packnl hoars, flrttfo n * Radio l i s t *n sifgh'lc. fell, ilidr. 2 •wine*, 1 chinning bars, (rape.* h s r sinl gym rings. N uggnlly built to take years of ponlto- Wo Carry a cncnt. Itsked-on enam el finish p ro m t* sg alm t roll. PrltM Start taw as Ms' bT Nn. 4030 SEALED BEAM HEADLIGHT UNITS 7tic K 9 ClfiAR LIGHTER UNIT Q0c Oil. FILTER CARTRIDGES AS LOW AS 3 g e AIR CONDITIONERS Full Lenglh RUHIIER CAR MATS Regular 1.98 88c »i II. P. MITCHELL REGULAR 319.95 •if1 13— Regular 8.00 Foam Rubber CAR CUSHIONS 21700 $|.6S SIGNET AUTO KEY CASE WITH EMBLEM FOR MOST CARS 37c KEG. *22.50 AUTOMOBILE WHEEL DISC. SET OF 4-13-66 t ELECTRIC RANGE BUY A FEW AT THIS PRICK # Travel Si Electric Wall Clock.* J 5.58 A w m g 1 1 | \ A LI. OTHER STOVES REDUCED IN PRICE # C 1 8 00 ?a G. E. ELECTRIC IRONS Sl/e M Keifulnr 8259.95 Flreatone FOLDING CANVAS STOOLS IDEAL FOR PICNICS I 1SIIING-REACH ETC. .fiG G. E. GRILL Wentlnghnuae IRONS G. E. TOASTER TOASTER AND WAFFLE IRON ELECVTHIC BEAN POT 9 .3 3 1 2 .8 8 1 4 .3 3 1 6 .4 4 6 .3 3 STEAM R o rc Hath Seale T in P ie P utin Divided Plulra 7.99 Mi! 260 6 Qt. P reea ure I 6 Pc. Salad Cooker I Set* 13.44 8 Pc. Tumbler Set 880 1.33 !t John DeVoe, Princeton baxaball National League batting champ­ *™apUln. end hli brother Sieve, ion Kichie Aihburn of the Phllllci, v !u» al»o U on the Tigor team, with a .238 mark, hit .230 at night both are 8 Icet I. John la 21 and and .220 in 1952 daylight gamra Sieve 20. They come from Indian' a|K)Ue. FEA R Any Cough If Mbwlng The FLORIDA TIMER-UNION Daily Delivery Phone 1787 for > Prompt Service When a rnu^i Marla begin naieg CroomuMata quick for toothing relacing phlegm loosening help. YouU Ilka it. ravlta better than other moditana or druggk* refund* yow raa No Mfcotke. Pteuant to Ink*. C R EO M U C SIO N General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY •I I BART FIRST STREET PHONE 71 JAMES a GUT J Aibh . RUHRER STAIR TKEDS SCREEN HANGER SETS 39.95 ELEC. SAW GALS. 81.50 q t* . LINSEED OIL WALL PAINT 813.95 ELEC. Hedge Trimmer 280 180 28.77 2.22 870 32.77 THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF OUR CLEARANCE SPECIALS, COME IN AND LOOK-TREMENDOUS SAVINGS. firtttoat s t o r e s l h E, 1st. PHONE 12 i ♦A f- 4k:. o iirr ' . ’ �0{f*r of a 20 y m treaty 4 Mendexhibit a vitality, imagination and ahlp. V / M tta n wfckk sttmsd far beyond This U the saw Russian policy tba all a u u laid down by Bhnuhetov: Examples: They triad to patch Tkay’va thrown aside the idea^ op their quarrel with Mirabel Ti­ to: tbay tewed Aai*,. q trte wMeh that forecfiii overthrow la naeea* waa • wg -nr-**- Lr *te wwteaalfef :JaU thoy’ve profiled help to back­ T h a r 'll be patient. Backward ward eountrisaj they're begun to eountriai they'll try to Win over' drive a wedge botwoen tba Watt by fritally seta and help, la Democratie countries which art waak or divided theyH toy <olak» over bl tha Par. by winning a majority » « J ff ^ J» Uamant. avia if they hava to do by building a “united front1’ it *by***JuUdlng non-Communlita i----who'llW with any non-Communlata play along with than. I t it iaaai t raiaonabla axpla. nation of why the Ruiaiaaa talk Monorail System io nurh about wanting petes, e»o do a lot of communisTo Open tn Toxos Tbay lag. ui«y hope, while there la HOUSTON, Ton. t i t . - TbO firit Maea. But Khruahebdv daaan't auggait arary eounfry e t B t o tain *'■ \ Uao, will bo opened barn Satur­ ea peacefully. day. Toata ea tho apecUlly de- (for tha big eouatrlaa, ttfo theu timaad ayatom kart boas auceati- United gtataa, Khrushchev stem s* ful aayi MareQ Ooodoll, proaidoat t« think ravoiatiao wiB bo aeeea. of MowartQ lae. Ri-aaid tha only lary. Without liming tha United , other gMpondad monorail la the State*, ha put H thin way: world waa a St-year-old lyitem "there ii not tha shadow of a In Germany. Goodall’a company doubt that for a number‘or capplana to manufacture the skyway ltallit countriei tha ovarthrow of la Houitoa and to finanea eon- the bourfeoli dictatorihip ■by itructioe aa n laaia-purehaia ba- force . . . U inevitable." sis. In the meantime ha suggsita e<v exlitenre. It ii cuitomiry In thltra country to reject, and perhaps for.® lit what the Ruitlaaa aay aa propaganda—when thay talk rath* er quietly a, Khrushchov did. Ha dintral Frees Writer rattled oo iwordl. But If you wen a European who •aye that mahe itvtog tn Urn Aretia elmset aa worse a Joy.outdoor sports Ham. Ai- had mliglvlnii 'about thin cous* try or aa Aden who had ho roatoa t o Mtfe man tot aet quits, ha to ail l i t to lava tha Unltad State*, the Khruihchevipeech might iailuenca An Mko^oendev ta now used fo (scare large schools of jUA. That you in Ruiiia'i favor. .■ <e teach IM crUttra to It wa* a ihrewd, frank, and, **'?.!*•* heap Uetr eioutAa lAut. in it* way, a brilliant ipeach. <« i U 5~ . . . Khruichav i retch might InJiuanco iHj | W Lm A jt I f f baciuie of thalr imagination and (ml " A eteiy tW e toued te give one the ihtvete It that newe dlipotth flexibility, look Uka far mora den. - a. free* Siberia, Tempereturea there gerous foti than Stalin aver was. _ J ! T SeB te 70 tolne wra. Etaa t o * • * > A wolf eaa to atelkei to n PASSION PLAY hauation and death U the trapper m ail ef la patient, dealtree Herb Broome, with flae t n Ontario fur farmer, who par­ ts nylon formed that stunt recently. We'U hie they take hie word for It acrortxljig to the U f a W t t r t wW ultim ate* m doBayg. press km of filth fa laaford'a j owstinuod prosperity algo « f m t i t h e eewptetkm of tba bow sxi faotaUattow of oyaipawot, tho typo of number • Croanbar autoI d r S S i p b c S w S r T w f f l ala* Washington tba euaioaara dialing distance calla tbwmsalvM ©ugh operator*. and la tba ihlpking gf events th at parhapa a n m a n up-to-date, fan to nalina that ena of Amoriea'a fraataat holidays and comma* mamentloni comet in February. It ia because of th at poaalbla orarlooklng of aueh an Important data, wa war t to remind our readers of George Washlngton’i birthday commemoration on February 32. Georg# Washington waa many things: •Hfveyor, farmer, public man. Tho achieve­ ment, however, which most stands out Is bla military lueeeaa In winning tha Revolu­ tionary War. With only ordinary eitiienj to draw on, many of whom had never fin d a gun axeopt whan squirrel-hunting, ha stood off and finally defeated the trained armies of England. His strategy dots not seem to hava derived eo much from a study of peat generals but from his own Innsto common sense. His generalship won tribute from two ex­ perts.-The Duke of Wellington, victor of Napoleon, kept Washington's portrait In hia library, and often referred to it, saying. “A g n a t general and a great man." And an evsn greater commander, one of the famous captains of alt time, King Fnderlck tha Great of Prussia, sent Washington a sword with tha Inscription, "From the oldest general In Europe to the greatest general In tha world." We might have failed to win IndependiAM had w« had a lasaar loader. it 4th of this year, aceordlnf to ib Tor the completion, the build- o e e March 9-lmportant Data Friday March f Is tha data that bag bean aal for tba rlbbw w uttlnf oaremonlaa off!daily dadlcattof and epaninf tba French Avanua thoroughfare to tho public. No lees than avery dtlsan In Sanford should attend tha avent that will taka piaea at 4 o'clock 1b tha aftamoon of that data In front of tho Samlnota High School. r * ° r ,ir Even though, as individuals, wa cannot mrr ItONt, M ill *1 <UlW. NMltHau •■* | •M M lU M l lav IH patpM* a* ralaiu express our appreciation for the first major II ka aba rate far at rapalar ag*attlala« rata* road building in our County for 20 y * ra, our preienca at tho event wilt stand as ap­ preciation for a Job "well dona" by our lead­ er* who gave their time and efforts to make ir s n s i' the highway possible. Wo bollova that our appreciation will ba Face 4 - Monday, February 20, 19SS meaiured by tho number of people attending ■T- " T O D A n BIBLE Ve RSR Seminole County Chamber of Commerce So tha Lord alone did lead him, and thero the'gigantle avent now being planned by the M b bo gtrango god with him.—Deut. 82:12. committee. m r i t . ’s H iw ? News 0 / Men In Service p ! FOBT BANNING, OA. - Army U U ISOF A Browa Jr., Wtoaa partnta live at MM S. Lau­ rel Avo., roeeatly wa* graduated •an Tba Infantry tobooTa baric lastly effleara aeuraa at Fort Maui: Oa. Deaigaeg for officers who have A served with troop*, the couth IVOlieu tenant Browa tniUuctioo Ito taaka sad problems of an Matty tuit eoauaaader. The S-yeer-oid offlear la • 1188 Practically NEW—MODERN M I D ROOM BOMB 1I1MS St-. N. W. — WINTER HAVEN TUESDAY, FEB. Mr-lAg pm, TOMORROW NtTBt DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY Comm U. t. Route IT — Ith ( t , and Ave. F, N, W„ WINTER HAVEN TUESDAY, FIR. Il-T i»8 p.m. LAKELAND THURSDAY • Xpailoa fraternity. ion Will Have ’o Find New Room lOaVNOOD ifu-Tha Animal galaUsa eamafaiioB has la »ed J * a niaaerp ha miy ao far hasp King, SO-month-old itsaa lisa, in hia apartment, fcinaeri, at, who plana ta to­ ga a ton Umar, alw waa ta­ med fitt haH have te atop British Are On Spending Spree t y SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (A—The Britt* are taking another fling at that neat unpopular to gavwaaaeatal acUvitlea—trying la curb tha pub* lie's (pending rprae. Whenever Washlagtam tried R— ia 1SSS end again in lfM-there were loud cries ef pain. Tha Bash ef England has upped it* laUr.it rate to A* par teat Whan money gate dear and scarce, builAtaimea (especially tha smaller onai) are likely te ge i low, and consumers are auppoied to find it harder and coatliar to buy on time. In the United Hates, by com* parisop, the Federal Reserve Bank’s rate lor lending to the banka in your community la Ite par cent. The Amsricsa money manager# raised U to that level last fall when the epoding spree was worrying tham. Banker* here eaid there we* IHtle evidence that llghtar money C it any crimp in eonaumar buyI, especially oa-the-cuN buying. Thla went right ea teartaring. But the tighter eredh sttuatiee drew Are as slowing down the home building industry. Some m ail buaiaeaamea complaint l y putting Me interest rets at m t per can* higtieit la M yean —* e lank nf In gland win via no popularity eontaria with Brit­ ish buitnoMmsn. They have been complaining loudly alneo ttb rets waa raised te 4Vi per eent a year ago. Other eountriai in the far flung itarllng aria may also soon feel the offefeti. The rtaion the British govarnmant la trying to halt tha boom there ia that with riling waga* tha British people havo been oo a buying kick ludi ae tha iiland ha* never known. Tho poetwar generation has alio dlaeoverod Uta Joy* of tnatalimeat buying, Tho British public has toon buying np eonaumar goods the government would like to too anported. Her imports hava toes OBLANDO—FBIDAT, FEB. 14-1 :M f . N. lake Conway — S Bedroom — I hath Home — BeowUM L e t IH Acre Fancy Citrus Grove. Lake Ceew„ Tfcia tome repreeonU ono ef the truly eutatandtng kamee ■a this entire a m . The large lendateped grounds eonilat to private bseek with 108 ft. frontage on Leko Conway sad run­ ning 800 f t deep te tke itreet. There la a I acre fancy to n s grove containing 18 varltiaa of fruit, alia mualve oaks. "NOBLB-HARRWON" BATATR—Boeetlful LABS WTO I ML WeM to OHLAWAHA-U, S. 441-1T—4ATURDAY • FIR. M • lllg F. M. Leeated 1 mil# weal to the husiaeae district to Oklawsha. E T if XW mw 44l.1T, Om tome baa all largo ream*. J b*dr*°*, >* “ th«* w,ti •* «ltoto apeoe. Baa bardweeg andi tile fleet* « else boai la • ftreplacea. Lota era auheblo for leaUantial take frontage. Beat flahing, swimming end beating la white sandy bottom lake. 2nd tome has I bedrooms aadfa wmpiatoly furaiahed. (s k A o JUhfcA S tO to —nto^ov cee^' oughtto ty itl) I s (H fhafr p iig to towm Ib 4 BlfTwaW tb* pedal aad twitch the pitch. TbuU know It by your complete mastery to a big cay that handies like a dream-steers like n wiih~and ridgt Uha a eloud ia the blueIM -thafr the word far dda Bulch S n c u t, a 110 earning, gotag, or steading aha. . OCAU - TUB*. . FBB. SS. 1:M F. M. MODSKN MTORT KOMB end OABAOB AFT. in Eaalnaira “OCALA B1QBLAND8" l.bdtvteiea N. MtCS. JOAN^AVR. AND MARIOB 0 1 # -ta Its atretch-out roomlneis-la its iwdepUnfi b e«ty-intti solid rtoedjfleaa... •TIB DfN“-DAYTONA REACH—Belei Ah Apertmeae-tSS N. BMgeweed Ave. - t MONDAY, Pek I T - l . H P. M. if# r BMtotoalUa the way Umako* your money taDr.£f\ Ceaw to-#oan-ead let (hh Butek speak fog Itself. Wg .think you’ll lad it fwaef Umnlog. ' B S E E S s S H F 3’ f ia s r a w .- * mv# i lett«r ORLANDO—Big Lake C FRIDAY - Manh MtW M k# t o M n d y o « I. * i don't want te send it M r SorittatfoB for BBeaded safetyeurga wheBTiMloaM u ta iH im l Stwarta* sa ANSI v -• *' 7A. �T — — .— ( v>V>' •v--" ,* ' •■" •■ 't V'1,< • .• * • ■'• • Valentine Motif Is Carried Out Bv Eastern Stars Limelight On Lyman Tha pa** matron* and past pat* BY ROBERT CRUMP ron« were honored at the meeting Here's another Lyman Senior of Sentinel- Chapter No. S, O E. lc|| )nu (om„ the activities S., hrhl In the Mamitie |lal . Frb. that have been E«ln| on around l(t. Members and visitor* were pbe* I Uvntlln (pr thp p„ , Wfrk^ Ai sente.l with retl pln-on heart* up- mPnllimM, snorts are i ' nn “rTI** ; *hmit *he most pom-lxr stthleet The valentine tm nlr oa. w w ht , 0 , ouU hMr at>ullt ed out In all the decorations, from i the tall haskela of red *nnd whit* Last Thutsday, Fridiy, and gladioli in the Chapter Room to the small tree* blooming with .Saturday the hoys basketball mlnlatura valentines on the serv­ team held II* C.F.C. tournament ing table In the dining room. Cen games. The Titusville game was tered hetweed the valentine trees a rough-played game with Lyman was a lasy ausan, each compart­ leading with the highest point ment featuring a rnlored heart lead. Titusville was hot early in rut-nut, filled with nut* and brail the gam* but was unable lo re­ shaped eandia*. The napkins gain their lead. With Miller and Hnpklni play­ rarrled nul the theme and valentines were strewn the length ing suprrh defensive hall and Fa­ of the side tahiei. Even the rake rina srnring from the outside, was decorated with r*d Icing they took the lead having four heart*. and one-half minutes in tha Twenty one past matrons and second period ami held on Ihe four past patrons were Introduc­ rest of the way. Our game with ed, given a vvarnt welcome and pre­ Umatilla was won Tft-so. Miller PRETTY AS A PICTUREt T h e Annual Junior-Senior Prom vs** held In the Mayfair In* sented with gift* hy Sir*. Mary gnt high honors In thia game night. Shown above aie Jimmy Owen, Senior rlnssprcsldentt J. I). Stone, Junior rlat* president*! Alice Wyatt, Worthy Matron. Mrs. when his fine shooting gut us 23 Grace Hobby Junior dn*s vice pivaidcnt; ami Samira I’ctcrsoo, Senior d a t a president Robert Cole »ang a tribute to the points. Bolls Lemons and Hopkln* Photol did fine rebounding.’ HAVING MUCH A LOVELY TIME . . at the annual Garden Club luncheon are, left to right, Mr*. J. tune of "Always". ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The past matrons In turn honor, Now (t was our chance to try H. Truluek, Mr*. C. M. Flower*, Mr*. Fred G«n»r, Mr*. George McCall and Mr*. /el> Italliff, officer* rd the Worthy Matron. Represent­ Mrs. R. F. Cole for the C.F.C. title against Ovkrin. of'tha Club for tha pa»t year. The event was staged In the Mayfair Inn, trhotn Ily Jameson)_______ ing the twelve months of the year, The teams rnuldn't break the they pledged their alleglanra and halftlm* deadlock of 22-22 so Heads Study Course THE SANFORD HERALD Mott. Frh 20, 19S8 Pogt 5 loyalty for the enmlng year. She Gvirdn did, and won over Lyman Rev., Mrs. Fisher was presented with a basket to l.yman ended the Imirn* At WSCS Mooting hold her gifts and a calendar to |„rn| a, runner-up In Oviedo’s Guests Of Class; Mrs. R. F. Cole, chairman keen track of her busy days. championship. Ralph Farina ami and illuminated hy green light*, mlsidonarv cdticallnn and .aerv! Ry SAN'IIRA BEItO February presented a musical Krn ^j]|fr * crP r ju,,rn among wero tliren darkies, One phreked Iteratif Society Editor Review Is Given was in charge nf Hie stiWy *tl that "ground mil a |j,p jD 0ut»tamilrijg players. DonIn a flurry nf rufflrs and full away gently on a guitar singing an held hy Ihe WSCS Thursday The Woman'* Rible Class of Ihe valrntlne labored "Let Me Call You Sweet­ First Rapttst Church met last- heart". April brought flowers? aid Stevens gnt honorable mention. skirts the annual Semlnolo High old southern tune. Darkle* alto McKinley nail. week at the home of Mr*. F. E. July a flag. August presented a We want tn congratulate tlx* Schnol Junior-Senior Prom was held gave nut the programs for the night The suhjrct was, ’'T o Comhln Roll. 1101 Park Ave. Co-hostessri varatinn complete with miniature whole tram for tha fine work In the ballroom nf the Mayfair Inn as the guests arrived. Dur Elfori* for A"' ’ Laslln Friday night alarting at 0 p m. With mtisie bring furnlaheJ hy Peace," a symposium.- Tskln, wrre Mr*. J . R. Fields, Mrs. John­ louring car and map of Florid* that they did. Mr*. Webster’* Fifth grade "The Old South" was used as a "The Starllflhtrrs" pretty young part were Mr*. J. C. Davl son and Mrs. n. P. Cullry an* assembly program Thun theme with decoration* effectively Misses, escorted hy "Into southern Mr*. 0. E. White, Mrj. Rnbei The new co-pastor, the Rev. Thanksgiving feast and December day for Ihe fifth, sixth and seven­ carrying out. In a "true southern gentlemen," danced and swayed In Easlcrday, Mr*. Ityrtm BmlF Fred R. Fisher and Mrs. Fisher, hrough gnod wisher. th grades. It was a short "skit" an array of formal* "all the colors Mr*. N V. Farmer and Mr*. Mrs. J. T. McLain, president followed hy a mtulral program. tradition.** tho desired rffccl. Tha engagement of Mlsa Vir­ were guest* of the class. Mrs. L. MrKnight. of Iho rainbow," Fields, president, presided over the Allies* bloomed from all rnrnrrs of Past Matrons Club, present★ ★ ★ ginia I’carl Langiotti, daughter ol The Sophomores have the srhool Mrs. Harry Dick gave the dl Mr*. Virginia langiotti and the meeting and expressed her appre­ 1 rd a gift from the club to enm- paper rolling along quite nicely nf Ihe room while at nne end wav a Officers nf both classes, led hy lale Eddie Langiotti, lo Gerald ciation to the Rev. and Mr*. Fisher plele tbe courtesy, hut found he- now. Ihe staff nf the p*p*r got “southern" fish pool rmuptrle iwtli principal II E, Morris, opened Ihe votlnnal. Committees —«>als(fgf hind her a smatl pn.Ucrlpt In „„ k , n, mi from goldfish. Tropical plants and bloom­ event with the traditional "Grand Mrs. Col# were, musle. Mrs. Al LaMont Pope. Parachute Rigger for their presenre. thur Beckwith, Mr*. Ailihjf Jonei tW _ suhmitted. Chosen w-aa "The ing flower* flanked the pool which March " Mrs. Grace fluhnp gave the dr the form of Mrs. Joe Corley re- those 3C, ion of the lale Mr. and Mrs. Charles 1C I’npr of Fayettville, votlnnal, rradlng parts of Psalm presenting Feb, 2d. Rhe present- l.yman Pup" suhmilted by Thyll* wai surrminded with rock*. On tlie During Hi* intermission punch and Mr*. W. W, Tvre and Mr*. Roher 32. a_ ___ song of blessedness, after N. C. is being announced today. ... __ __ . ] ed the Worthy Matron with one Creamer. The sale of the new water* of the pool, flower* floated cookies were served alter which * Bcnneti: worship cfnlerYnd (low Miss Langiotti attended Sanford which Ihe Rev. Fisher led in pray- extra day In which to complete paprr started this morning and, and a stiver bottom reflected the \n n| j u|Pp Hour was lirlrl. led hy er«, Mr*. R. U. Hutchison; lunch achools and will graduate from Pr. Ry request from Mr* Fields, | »H 'he work she has planned; I hope, will eontinoe through th* spotlight, which highlighted It. Frank Mehane, Mrs. Ida Mae eon, Mr*. 0. R. Hudson* and Mrl Srmlnolc High in Jun*. (hp R*v. Fisher i »vp a »hort re-‘ *n,I **n* "Beautiful Star Friend year. The columns which support the King an,| Krnny MrGranahnn. M. E. Raker; and nuraarg, Mri Mr. Pop* graduated from th e ,v)PW 0f hts Sunday morning ser- in her honor. balcony were transferred Into Games rre played and a lemon White, amc* w urr* evening ws* saddened hy Th* Juniors are waking on Approximately 33 aHenjlfd an Edwards Military Institute in ninn_ *-riiP Fine Art of Bring' theThereading "Southern” columns hy mnn* nl dance held which left the students nf resolution* ami ‘heir play. This list of ha c .lt of all agtved. "it wa» a molt 12 Salemburg, N. C. He served four A Nobody", d ra p in g of the Charter in m em ory character* b»* been irlecto.l and garlands nf frrn whirh were twlsl- "laughing and full of good spirit." year* In the U S. Army Paraed around (hem. On both sides, Officers of the smlnr class In­ teresllng program.'* ■*"’ Th* officer, of th* cl*., were pf„r| nabbltt iln.s and *' f«»Uoua: tronperi at Fort Rragg, N, C. He rilled on (nr thrtr reports New , n | yt(.^ Ms Rand, Lynn* Joyce while the band was in the middle, clude Jimmy Owen, president; then enlisted in the navy and 1* and old holiness was discussed ami David Slevensi werr Ivpical southern garden scenes Samira Pelrrsnn. Mce-preslilenl; Happy Itlrthdav was su rf to Mill, al present allarhed In VAH3 al *he rarp 0f after whleh Mr*. those Rill Slrgrlst; complete with while wrought Iron \fary Virginia Robinson, sorrelary; member* rlalming February Johnnie, Sanford Naval Air station Fields read a poem on three land* „ lh(lr n, u) mnnthi Willie, Tommy HIan ton; lahlrs and hrnrhes, lighted lamps. D,(t ],rPi Heasurer and Rarhara Plans for tha wedding will be of prayer*. The Rev, Flshrr rlosrd Robert Marl^odj and tropical planls. Enclosing Ihe Smith, chaplain. Sponsor* are Mis* Joe, announced al a later date. Robert Farmer; serne* were while plckcl fence*. Rebecea Steven*, Miss Ethel Riser, Ihe business meeting with prayer. Slanley, Galen Judy; Singing igalnsl a background of a Robert Harris anil George Dabbs, Mrs. F. E. Roll, social rhalr- Use a slotted spoon when you How ie, Audrey Dudley; scene of an Hum southern planta­ Junior officers are J. D, Slone, man, had charge nf Ihe social are removing poached #BB* from Rurny, Auxiliary Closes Judy Hinrs; tion painted nn a huge wall picturt president; Mary Grace llnhlty, vire hour which was In keeping wilh the water in whirh they were Pat, Janetle Hitchcock; Valentines Day. The Rev. and Mr*. rooked; then ha aur* to lilt the Shirley, president; Gail Smith, secretary; K W H S Q r !!!. L 'M tM Charter Friday . 1Jirrtix Holley; from St. cloud, and the other* Henry Cason, treasurer; and Hobby Fisher earh were asked In read spoon, holding on* side of It Jeannette, MIM LANGIOTTI Carol Hughes; agslnsl Ihe poarhing pan. to allow Sally, I'm On My W ay la Night A tM pitlafld -an lj?tir**tlng: and amusing arti­ any Grin eland and Tavares. They I.Idle, Chaplain. Sponsors are Mr*. extra water tn drain. The Caroline, Donna Uiu Rimes; from cle on Valentines and each mem­ WIKIWH.HTS T ru th 8*1* Iloyil Coleman. E W , Christensen, ar# still w-aillng for Ih* other* CASSELBERRY—'The auxiliary Diana Rmihrn; and hope in make our arhool Ilf* Carl Kellies, Fred Genas and Em of the Professional Service Re­ ber was given anecdotes to read aim Is to drain th* egg extra well Susie, See Big Ad Tomorrow so Ihe toast you put It on srill Miss .lanieenn, Rarhara Depew; presentative* Association of Or- aloud. est Cowley. The title of (he play thai they more Inieresflna. ange County, organised Sept. 2.1,1 The hostesses, wearing allrartive 1M*y r r,*P' seWi*d la "You Can't Kiss Mis* Diana Mason Hart, daugh­ DIM, rinsed its charter with aix- Valentine aprons, served Ire cream, Caroline " ter of Mr, and Mr*. P. O. teen signers Friday night. The rake decorated with re.l heart* Add rhlll pnwder In canned The Lyman seniors have irnl first regular meeting of Die bus- and coffee to members sml gilesls slewed Inmaloes fnr extra up Hart nf 2122 Grange Ave ha* illary was Held at the bom* of j prrsrnl During the refreshment letter* to other senior* aikmg Ihrm some of the privileges that hour, the Rev, Fisher and Mr*. w MV U . In Horn* !l Mr*' Carl" Pem’p’ erk,’ SUHtand' Marietta. nOhio to',tmajor Fred B. Fisher. Mrl. T. rilch/ord. they have al their school. They Officers nf ihe auxiliary are noli each plajed several piano telEc. Fhe graduated from Seminole ” ’ ^ f t , ™ M"r, Z " have gotten three replies; one and Jny Edwartls. H«h ^hoo! and la. a member | p vlrP .'president and Presrnt wer# Mrs. Nell Wade, :eretary and LIhe Home Economic* ™ Mom*. Mrs. Oracle Rl'hop, Mrs Emm* herry secretary.treasurer. Garner Mr*. R. Johnson, Mrs, J R Club. filanding rommittees appointed Fields, Mrs J. T. Newby, Mr*. come to for one year are: Prolert, Mrs F, E noli. Mr» C. P, Henderson, ’^ r ^ ' ^ g ' - r i i i M i i i i i i L M i '7 iz r7 r y . x. B u Steal* Cl ['■and Mrs. m L l 01*'*m Mr*. Burke Hl*ke|n r , y rhalrman, Mrl> Mr,. K, nn,Rl.nley lh H„K.. Mr* G. S. Selman, Mri. A. B. Sawyer, along with Mrs. Walter nlla„ Pr(,FMm Mrl. pPmpeck ljovejny Steel# returned from Havana and Mr*, Will)* Wells, also nf Mrs C. R Kliler, Mrs Voile last night where they attended Maitland; and Runshln*, Mr*. Williams, Mrs R B. Peck, Mri tha funeral of their uncle, Perry Kenneth L. Berry. C P. Cully, Mrs. S. A. H. Wilkin­ Shelftr, a former reiidcnt of Tha auxiliary has selected tha son. guests, the Rev. and Mra. Eanford. Ecelestnn-Caltahan M e m o r i a l Hospital for Crippled Chitdrtn as lit main project for tha year. An asiortmsnt of soft toys and elnthfng ha* been supplied hy tha , BY NAN CUSHING auxiliary and at present th* mem­ Tn the spring a young man's bers are making a supply ef fancy funis lo—you guessed It, stuffed animals. football. Accordingly, spring train­ Charter member* alio Inrluda 8 Yoons In Tho Mtkln* ing at SHS has begun Every af­ Mrs, L. P. Kllrora, Mr*. Tom 9* t * ternoon for tha.next three week*, Mayo, Mr*. John Carter, Mr». Al M A* i , Coach Bill Fleming will giv* our Reane, Mr*. R. E. Altman, Winter Amerlra'o s*«w t fabric of rayonPark; Mr*. I. A. Medlay. Pinateam a workout. rastte and Mr*. Frtd A. Ysagar, acaSato. 44 Inch** wlda Friday, tha combined Latin 1 •ad Latin II dtiba presented tho Cesaelbqrry. annual vanity ahow. The variety Included dancing, singing, musi­ "marriage* will cost t*n rent* '* cal Initrumental toloa, and even During th# day, rices and con­ comady, Students fmm other tests srill b« held and prises will •chools la Sanford contributed al- bo awarded to th* winners. To cllmai tho occasion, th* student Mr. lrackea and Coach Ganai council will sponsor a "LIP Abnar have started a golf claai. Tha and Daisy Mao Dane*." ARRIVING THIS WEEK) lessons era held two timea a a weali. Bo far, i t students have Lika iha flavor of curry powder? Nylon Organdla Joined th* el asa—How about you? Ihcn add a llttla to tha aalt and ■ ‘ Bottod Nylon* i, pepper yon oio whan cooking pot It aoundi Ilka fun I Lurax Nylon* Feb. » Dogpatrh la eomlng to roast. A dash of au|s*r may also Bemlnole High and vice-versa. The be added with tho curry powderFotton Loc«t festivities will begin at one make* tor good browning as wall Cotton Taffeta Eyelau (tha o'clock, srtth the Sadie Hawkin'* as flavor. fabris for th* Castor Boason) FEATURE Day raee. A word to the gala nOld South" Is Theme Of Annual Junior-Senior Prom Friday Night Serial fv e n ii Engagement Is Today Revealed Of Virginia Langiotti, G. Pope * p o h A o n a Li 1 GARRETT'S I Fabric Fair!, U Seminole Hi l T t NOW SHOWING (ponqsdla S A L E 2 0 0 NATIONALLY, ADVERTISED SUITS NOW WERE 98c 34 32 24 4 8 - 5 0 4 5 0 0 3 5 - 9 5 r I- ' \» i C M IDI IN L , J IMfc A TRI LAST TIME TONIGHT • tarti a.is BUYING A CAR? 1:89 • 4:04 > 8:29 • 8:54 COMING WEDNESDAY m <, 1 S ( '\ \ A v ^- S,)\ t ‘ I -v / / / A * K r r GARRETTS ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE ----- Um Tho Low Coot Buford AtUntio fia u c s P lu .Tho appointment of Mr. Robert Mere sa sakotnan and advdaer for our enlarged Fahrica and Pioea-Gooda Department. Mr. M an in a wall-known local ullor and expert on autarials, style* and searing mathoda. GARRETT'S 829 E, Firat SI. at Bfwfwd A rt. ' CM MONDAY NIGHT* BOLLAN A cab Phono 1488 fW C t w* tf gbpgi . .9 5 l 1. 9 5 1 . ; ' "l C i;.; .9 5 i 1 SPORT COATS VALUES TO 35.00 : �fty AfanM «v« M O U C H tfM tm M fT tlio lM H m M H W K tC H M A $ t & v r w iiT m m m l a h y 6 X ¥tU 4M O ¥m X A9 $ t t /n m o N 6 SU X TY 6 0 *716 . NEW VOBK IB— Wai Baotaa, Amcrlaa'a toramoit hope tor the magic 4-mbiuta mile, today angrily Am A U $0 ff tn * 1*0 * Jinan * ro 0 a MTV* * s r . j J.. M i > ' d § | )* ? r r ’n sj fn* R.pmtP* .till agaUat the Amateur Athletic Union, which hae barrad him from track for Ufa. The AAU teak the draatto aettoa at Ua BaacuUva Committee meat­ ing yaatarday altar hearing a re­ port by an InreiUgatlen committee on gantaa’a aiponaaa. Tha commlttaa found about II,MO which, It aald, waa “overage." moaning above the aUotttd eapaniee per­ mitted. Unlaia ha la bached In tha caurta, Santee. Ii through aa a runner, Ra can be ralaatatad aa an amateur In ether aporta but never again to track. "We plan ta oak tho courta to an* Join tho AAU from tarrying out Waa' auapanaloo," aald hla attor­ ney Chariot P. ariiMt of New York, "our contention Is the tame that we have bean making all along —that the Exteutlve Committee af tha AAU deal net have the author­ ity in tha caie, that it iheuld be lumod back to tho Mineurl Valley Ann." If the AAU'i action itanda up, It maani, that Smite, whoie 4;to.i la tha elooant any Amarlcao baa coma ta tha 4.mlaute mile, la out af tha Olympic*. Ho waa too Unitod Itataa' main hope. “I'm aitramaly dtiappalnlad," ha aald bitterly. “I don't ballavo I racaivad fair treatment. I'm con­ vinced toe AAU bat violated fta awn canititutlon to auapandlng me. If them era any new chargee conearning prafcaatonaUato, 1'U be happy to aaawer them before tho proper autharltlaa—tha local Reg* litre dan Cammlttaa ad tha MMmuH Vallap Ann." Tha Mliaourt Valley Ragtafrattoo Commlttaa, hla home body, im ­ pended him lad October, but waa overruled by Ua awn heard af gov­ ernor!. Thao toa AAU, at Ita an­ nual mealing lait December, ap* pointed a a p a a I a 1 committee haadad by Pinky Bober, national AAU track and Aald chairman, to reopen the caio. On toa baila of lobar*! report, to* committee impended Santee by a 14*1 vote. AAU President Car! Hanaan aald toaro warn (even toataocaa to wkleh gantaa'a oapaMod warn more torn permitted. Ho onumaralad three - too Madaato and Compton meet#, to which lenten racaivad about STM morn than allowed; too Chicago and OavaUad maata to which ho waa aver by t*0; and toa FbUadelpbla and Waablngtoo maata to which hla eipeneca ware HM mere than permitted. Tha AAU allawa 111 a day plue traniportatiao. tatoaa, wtthv cworaoua peart AM. Bar hair bung loo**, tritoi n b a pin ta bold tt la plnaa •BBlg^ld UnmutM oi ittflMI la-atrip advrttureaa, axaggar* ny beautiful and alluring. Pna Cnm lelualfl,” ha aaJd Kathy Cornelius Wins Tournament City Bowling Loqp Nashua Wins Race Saturday By Head tT, PKTVIUIBURO. Pin. <*Ika It. aPtariburg Waman'a Open gott thamplaaahlf, a tournament raaord at * f and MM priia anna* ay all belong ta Kathy Carnalluc today. I waa ha Irat Mg taummant vlatery Mr Bra. Oaawallua. Tha Wyaar-ald LakewaMh pro raahod It up M daclalvo Mahtoo Iho Mrmar Florida Southern OaUaga atudaol Jumped lota Iho land Saturday with a ad, atn-undar par tor taba I,ltd-yard dunaat eouraa. She elnehad a tour itroke tA:lory by ebootlng Tf yaiterday. Through tha tourney her putting and chipping ware autilandlng. Marllyan Smith at Wlchltn, Kan., won aaeand plain and MB* by ttotaking with T1 tor M . Pally Barg at Chicago, tha de­ fending champion, ahot a raepactable Mr fa aid took third with Md. Tual Kara wan or Mlaa Borg la 1IM and waa tha tournament record until lira. Coroallua M ae along, Mlaa Barg woo SSCO, Leuiae Sugga, Ian Mlaii, to . Joyce Bake, Waterford, WM.t and MIAMI, Fla, (It — The g r o a t Naahua toil httU If any aataem for Iho unaipaatodly tight finlth of Me Wtdenar Wandtoap to which ha, the oddest favorite, earn* home Mm than a length ahead af tha onto three horoea, « tw in in g toe a lto and o quarter toalura Saturday without a tone up raao bafarahand, ha d i e t gal »r*a» Plniwhlnp >wriJ, onita aup a. KUotrle Cn. m- DJC? Cl«an*r» -KnnltUI -'Irn w n -nwin *4C O 00 T 007* ■.. 9 x x 9 p r0 O W J K f. College Basketball Playoffs This W eek of abowdawna thU week at confer ante aontenderi make blda for tiilaa and tickate to tha NCAA Tournament. Only two conference enampe arc home Dae aa far — Marahall in tha Mid-American and Connecticut In tha Yankee. They Join two "at-lirga" aaleetwine In tha NCAA title chiie Mamphli Btata, named laday, and Holy Croia, named Saturday. Both Independenta hive to * recorda. The NIT, which may pick np tha Mlieourl Valley and Skyline runoara-up, named iti eighth en­ try, Niagara (1M>, today. Barllar picha were Dayton, which amwkad fallow NIT entry Xnvlar af Ohio •S-TI yaatarday for a W-S record; defending chamy Duqutana; Sate Rati; LeuUvlIlO) too only alub ta n»»« —a<l« Mil*— «raR* Cl Iln u r IlnrM, Ix im h lR Mum, ( |« 1n> PUeai' Rirlr t r .l A«4la, AfRIR, ap*<ORl*r'R 0 guirk Laok, Ml*. . lick Lack, Ml. Ka Lu, CharakR. i,R ,a l Kara —^ ’10 VII*— draC. n Kino, auimbT* tfujr, Mountain nirt, riii|t.r m e , Lear ■ /* .» ., t-uoky % Nana nntutR. amit'a n*funil. Cnol MRiRAI). H«ppr FrutOIR, t'nnn llnuntl P a p r lk r im . 1/10 UMi r— M ■kflhltin. nl**pp Tim*. KHltnH, O taaal r a i i a r , a w t ii n * » i, u ro o d tc hfPpliRR tlln, DucnRM n a a ltr. sjjBryi.'MisrftKt'At"!!:: R e a * . 0 /»0 M il* • A f i M t lt lk n OWMIt Mtiwnry. Ton Till MR, M* M tM tl n*R*— a n wit*—Am O« r JRn* Wnll*r, CRrlrlphl, Rntikla 1f. np Mat*. Warily, vrIrri April) Parry IMrau, Mr. Lulpl ■ 'tin * Mar*— R IB Mila— RMI i ft CUIp, Coral IlniR, Pmarl t.*ity, RJ*f aal Uiorm. Kvarlnvln', tlRIRllRII, . »*h. Val nUpRlRp boat Dayton; ft. Prancla at Brook* lyn. aptllad from an in-|amn winning uraak Saturday by Bt. Joiaph'a (Pa.); and Marquette. Tonight tha Southeaitarn Confer­ ence gate ta tha ihnwdown bullBETURN MATCH WITH KENTUC­ KY (0-1) Tha Wlldcati meet Alabama, tha aurrent leader at t-0, Saturday. Idaho State can cinch Ita fourth itralght Rocky Mountain crown by awcaplng a pair from Colorado Col. lag* (0-4) tonight and tomorrow. In the Big Sevan, Kamaa Stale and Iowa stale, tied for tint at a-g, meat at K-Stata Saturday. Southern Methodlit (t-0) can cjnch UUnga. to tbo Beuthwaat by bailing runner-up Arhanaai (S-l) • Dallaa tha came night. And Utah *S-I) can p an for tltllit picture! If It can whip accond-place Brigham Yeung (M ) Friday In tha Skyline. Taaia Tech (S-l) could ralaa In the Border by bcatlnf Taxaa Wailern tonight and New Mexice A A M tomorrow, Wattarn and A A M ar# tied for accond at S-l. In tha Big Ten, flllnoli and Iowa ■till head tha pack with Iho thowriown apparently i d for March 3 at Iowa. Houitofi, m a a 11 n g Bradley to­ night and Wichita Saturday, could clinch Ita flrct Mo-Valley crown thin week. Should tha Cougar. (S-l) toller, St, Louli (T-3) or Oklahoma A A M (4-3) could inaak In. UCLA acerne aura of an NCAA berth in tha Padfie Coait Confer­ ence. Tlia Bruini, 10-0, ahouldn't bo preued until March S-l whan thay meat tha currant runner-up, California (SI). Tha Southern and Atlantic Coait Conferenr.i decide their champa and NCAA antrtaa to UmraamanU ballnning March 1. LONG SEASON FOR RH01TT JOCKSONVILLE, F ll (*) Biikathall refraa Shorty Long quit ,telling hla wilt he'd be borne e a r r ly after hla third doubto overtime chore to Mur high aehool gimaa, ^ tu a io fi ;o n k Tb» 0* m m quintet tnat Head the Lyman cagera la th# Ovlada i ; a Friday night wai aal th# Caatral Florida Champion# wa aaw la tka ML Dara w ai a# Saturday night, M . « Out defeated tka Lymaa baikatbcll ifuid tkaa by a Ur|« jt. quk*#r AH ef tka havi T.v, " ra were complete!; off their Mul abati. Bay Far# mlaaad ana to tha final quarter, tho anly ana ha mlaaad during the evening'# play. With tha Ovlada team trailing u pntoti In thn final quartar the] teemed ta aeme to Ufa far a ahor period af Uma. With tha Kara *4 The Lyman quintet atari** off la tka land aad matoUlaad that 41 Luther Duda made a beaull/u lead until tka final quarter. Tka itoal racial dawn tha court and halfUrna aaora w ii tt-Jl la la m made a long field goal bringing lha Kara to 44-43. ThU teamed to givi af Lyman. ■ apart af Ufa t o tha team. Watching Aram tka lideltoea It Tkay than ttod lha Karo 44-A appeared that tka Ovlod* taam, with tha aaeagUaa at Kay Fora aad with two fret aheto by Huhan Luther Duda, war# merely going Print. Pram than on the Mad ahangad hand* Several time# tn tl tkrauak tha aiatlad kaaauaa tkay the Kara waa had ta. Tka affaaaiva aad dalaaatva pUya, At thU paint Hubart Priori aauM aa wall aa tha rabauadiag, warn have allied U» gam# far the tarrlkla an tka Ovlada Llaaa’ ilda. Ovlada Liana wltk frae ahota. Ha Hubert Prieat, uiually a aura ahat mlaaad three auccaiilva time* oa on Iraa ptayi, and a high acarar aa free ahati, aemcthlng w* have field goa'a. had anly ana point until never aaan Hubart Prieat do. Thai fouled him thraa tlmaa. Than with tha acora 9d-M Kelt) Malcolm made hla firit free ihm for tha night making th* acora 34-31. At that time Ray Port, who wai fouled, made on* and mined one Thla completed the final drive which brought tha irnre to 31 polnta for the Llona, the Mat foa Tha ltM NAAS BaikatbaO Cham- the evening. plomhlp Playoffa will gat underway Lyman want ahead on fra* ihoti on tha court between tha aallited being foulad twice aucceiitvely by men'i barrack, today at I o'clock. Cipt. Ray Fora with Halma making Tha eurtala-raliar pUa tha Sta­ th* ahota. tion agalnat VAH-f'a number 1 The game andad M-M to favor od taam with HATU battling VAH-11 Lyman. Na. I In lha aaeand same which Herbert Prieat, uiually an* af tha high point man. wound up with only la alalad for 4:30. Tuaiday'a achadula win find 10 point*, miktoi • af thane to tha VAH-I meeting rASRON-St and lait quarter. VAH-T NO. I va. VAH-11 No. 1 to Cipt. Ray Far* foulad out In the lait quarter for Ovlada and Jack the audden death taumamant. Play will reiume on Ihuraday Lemmon foulad out for Lyman to after a ana-day layoff for lha Waih- th* lari quarter. Inglon'a Birthday holiday wllh win­ Keith Malcolm waa high point ner! of tha Monday’a eontait play, man for Oviedo with IT. Ralph Ing each other In tha flnt gam* Farmer waa high man for Lymaa and Tuaiday'i vlclora trying la tha wllh l l and Kan Millar with IS. 4:M tunic. Winner! af (hue two Th* Ovlada glria, itartlng thcli gamea will elaih for tha champion, gima with tha Lyman glria handi­ ahlp trophy at I o'clock Friday. capped by tha Mia af taO Xiy All taam roiterc ware aubmltted Eii**, altarnata captain whn hat to J. W. CaiUna, Taurnamant Di­ th* maaalai and aura-ahat Malania rector, at tha FASRON-Sl Main­ Jaekien, aephemor* forward wha tenance Office by l o'clock today, ha» M ai confined baeauia af a Each team will furateh ana ref- paralyiad arm. crea who will ha aiilgnad gamaa by 'Hewavar Mary Ann llayton, 4 lha tournamant director, One of­ feat fraihman forward and Prla-' ficial time keeper will be furelihed cilia Tuhy lubitltutcd beautifully to tha gam*. for aacb game, Atl protaati wifi be aattlad by Th* gam* at hilfllma wad n - i r team eaptilna ar coachta at Hma In favor of Oviedo, 43-11 at th* and proteit la made. Officiate will have of th* third quarter, and ended 30-43 to favor of lha Oviedo Ilialca. tha final ruling. Trophlea will be preiented ta tha The gam* waa tied and each team forging ahead during th* lait winning and runner-up team. A large crowd It expected tn view quarter and evarybody wai atandtha tournamant. Bleacher anting log and yelling. for approximately ISO poriont ta Mary Ann Slayton took lop honora being eonitructed by the Special with >4 point!, followed by little Peggy Flaming, veteran forward Service* Department. with it. It waa Paggy'i long ahota that brought the Oviedo laialea •BIN DIVER OVER M ahead whrn tha game waa threaten­ TUIJA, Okie. (JP> .. Unlike fal­ ed by th* Lyman girla during lha low binkera. who after a day'a lait half. work may putter about their g ar Lyna Joyce lad ■ point* for dan, N. M. (Mika) Hullhga la apt Lyman, to ga akin diving ar Oy an air- Thla W#I th* lari game af th* plan*. Or ha may itroke hla way ■- aaaion for th* Ovlada boy* and round a golf eouraa, go tailing ar ftrla. Tha Ovlado Llona will ga Into lea abating nr throw hlmialf act- thalr dlitrict tournamant at CreiIvaly into a clvla project to which cant City Thurtday, Friday and Saturday igatort Mont Varda fol­ ha uiually la angronad. Tha akin diving bug bit hint Mat lowed by Lyman again Friday night lummer to Florida where ha took If thay ar* vlctarloua in thalr flnt up lha ipari at the invitation of a gam*. Coach Marguarita Martin’* Oviid* etna Marnlng fundimaauli. Lately Hurtlngi, a bank via* glria ara invited ta fee# tha C m pratidant, took to tha air In a cant City glria to th* preliminary link plana, hla Brat pUetiag aiaca gam* af lha final# neat Saturday lilla Sight NAAS Basketball Tourney Begins This Afternoon TOPI IN GRBYIOUND BACING THKU APRIL II k IAIN OK W IN ! D * ™ o rr M . a < f l , r a J MM Mifeld (Muddy) Hue) of too DOG \ RACING tog proopoci J * ’d • »°od hlMer,** Kurt laid. "110 hit i i homo rune tor Dur­ ham to tba Carolina League Mat lOtiHl.” . **• “ r* mis Loo tope. *T really hft II. ! wrote to too Laatfwo about B. One get Mat to ha ahufBa.M V Nightly ^ > 8 :1 0 ^ ^ Df MNDCe ABTU fTUM SEMI N O L I PARK M P O N T I A C 4* M O W BW DAW C O M P L I T B L T K Q U 1P P S D • i | | POND 4'DOOB IVDAM ,VUT LOW M1LKACM B| * M l CADILLAC «• BBOAM B iA tm v v b b l a c s l« | RACEW AY T ito Oktotry C M of Trottlag TmcW* Tka SULKY ROOM A PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE—« ■ m i M Y D fiN o raoii n o w o n — mCLUMN# SONOATS M Ito d • " C N W B O U t r D I L V X R B -D O O I flfl BXTBA CLEAN m ., i t, ., . f O R N EVENINGS TILLS O’CLOCK M itiieefl Wed. A Bet, 1 P.M . • AIlNewTptek • Photo Tfanlnf 9 Heated Stands 9 Australian Tote • Valet Parking • Jerry Collini, Mgr. �i — ------- ---- ------- ---- —— V -..... ii j'v — Hf-Tyr ;V * "P J v u ii| a^ iu v n a w ho From Pag* Oise) nt for people who In conflict with the law, "Our Lord Jesus Christ used tha parable of the Trodlgal Son to give ua an example of what we, aa members of society, should do with our Black Sheep. In the LBS* years since He came on thli (uw aiu • M i h i etlandar year," Paul K. Saturday, shortly after noon, by his Waiver, Ulatriet Manager, Social mother who noticed that hla ear, a Security Administration, Orlando, recently purchased station wagetr, •nnouneod today. "ThU year (or v i i in the dp|t,*w»y (h* first lima thee hav»o«J<< rail, i :n the • mploymtnt lax (or aociil iecj*rity only three week) ago. the 11-yearp-oteetlon." Mr. Weaver emphatic old youth took hla own life in an cd that all farmer! who netted U00 tie cloiet adjoining a,room or more In 1833 from farming must he occupird. file these returns by April 13, IBM. There were no Indications, accord Proper lax returns and advice con- ing to Coroner W. Hugh Duncan, earning taxes can be obtained from for the aulctda art. Death was m e District Director of Internal at approximately noon. Revenue, Jacksonville. Young Spencer had Just returned Mr. Feaver explained, 'This so from a fishing trip and waa mak­ elal aeeurity credit will mean much ing plans to return to school follow­ to (arm families. Suppose we take ing his dischsrge from the armed the ease of a young and prosperous forces. farmer with a wife and child. HU Investigating officers Included •arnlnfi up to SUM a year are tax­ Sheriff Denver Cordell, Constable able for eoclat security. In the event J. Galloway, Police Chief Hoy 0. ha should dlo eooa after the close Williams and Coroner W. Hugh Dun­ of hid as send crop year under can. Maximum of S4IM in both yean, Spencer was a member of (he , (be widow and small child would First Methodist Church, a student yocolvo a monthly benefit of at the University of Florida, and a Si at JO." member of PI Kappa Alpha frater­ “Faw farmers make 14200 ■ nity. peer," Mr. Weaver continued. “ Let He Is survived by his step-mo­ • us consider an lnetance where the ther, Mrs. Ula S. Spencer and hla farmer makes I 1200 a year on an maternal grandparents, Mr. and average. At that rata he can qualify Mrs. Georg* Shipp. for IM per month when he le aa, Funeral servicei were held at 4 His wife, after reaching BS, may p. m. today at Brlaaon Funeral •u altfy for MT.SO per month, or a Home with the Hev. Milton H. Total of MI.SO for the two. If a far­ Wyatt officiating. Burial waa In mer who makes IlfO# etch year Evargrrrn Cemetery. ft wo crop yean la the minimum re- Pallbearers were Jack Schirard, qulrement) after IBM ahoultd die, George Harden, Billy Pritchett, BUI survived by a widow and two Jennings, W. C. Jennings, Hobby young children, BUM could be paid Morris, George Herndon and Joe Iham every month, terminating MeClung. when the youngest child reaches IB. Payments to the widow coukl re­ payable farm ft mill** undar So­ sume when ah« reaehea as. cial Security," Mr. Weaver Invited, "Writ# your Social Security Of- "and don’t evarlook tha filing of ee, M la a t Central Ave., Orlando, that tat return before April IS. for a booklet showing the benefits IBM." he cautioned. lO SI', 0 i l l , ’ .-1, it.CS, 'A C #.,11 HISS AGNFJt KVANB ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Agnes Evans To Give Concert March 18 Hi* Celery Clly Beeutlclsni’ t’lub, Unit M, Orenje blossom Reauticlsns1 Anoclsliun, Will pre.ent Miss Agnes Evans, lyric soprano, In a eofiesrt St l:M p.m. Sunday, March 11, in the auditorium o( Crooms Academy High School, Sanford, Florida. 1 Mist Evans it a graduate of Legol Notice Crooms Academy High School, To WHOM IT MAT rON'CKRNt devieeea. legeteea, aaalgneae, lien- where the studied piano with Mrs. on December I, m i, mv )1.h era, credllnca- rrneleea and erarit-> i.nai.iK m VI' KWNIW HIM. SAt Nil. Katherine Holly, director of puhllc PdtSTKIl, of orUnrtn, Ptnrlite, end EltM. deueeead. end if dver mar- school music. She was a Irading • Inre *>M due 1 am no longer eieo. her husband---- , hie unreeponelhlv for any oblt«*llon> lor hnown wife, If alive, add If dead, soprano in tha high st-hmil giro maierieu „r other charge, or rtalme their unknown hair, devieeea of »riy nature nr hlnil that may be legateee. a-vian-ee, llenori, rredl- club. When a senior at (rooms tere, iruaieet, and granlea., Academy she won the annual ora­ Jsr “Uf.1 * ,|f ,h* ,<l|a l.KftUB M VOHTKIl or anyone el.a in (he Wame nf Hll.KV k FISH i 'AMI*, |onotice to nFri■vnn,'*B,, torical scholarship of Ihr Florida ■« III. t, Oviedo, n-rtda. Stata World War 1 Veteran*’ Asso­ ThU (he ISth Say or a-ehruary. 'W W -sW A f, ° r T,,K ™ K ciation. i»is. PKFENDAXTH. John H Sklppar and Mavl. J Skipper. Me A graduate nf Florida A&M Uni­ W. W. II,lay III. 1, liriede, rieride S'"1 'ha unknown Panteea, aeaignee* versity at Tallahassee, she wni a llennre, rredll-e*. Iru.lee., and member of the university choir for : ; : *:! ef yue'nlt HIM Saundera. IX COUNTY SIDOSI'B rnrsiT, jiuah.od four years at the end of which time married IWMINOI.se cqCNTV, rt.nMID*. lliwa nuahanda.A——* 2'" hla •»»r unknown wife.her If tinannwn Wirt. IT bhtatk o r ritANcra covet , unknown tha waa awarded an honor pin for DaeeeatO ----jff, meritorious service. In addition to „„n hoticss to rsticniTosi* her major studies, she studied piano grantee.: and tot Tu A i . 1- 1‘ KJtMONi* I I A V I N II All partlea -l.lmlnv Intere.t, by, and held outstanding offices in _ I I.A IM H OH D R M A N D a A O A IN X T through or aaain.t tha ahnve nam­ # MAID XISTATW ) natural defendants act knew* many university student organisa­ Yme end each of roe are hereby ed he ■ dead nr alive , . . tion!. Mr.uried end required In file any te And parti** having nr ruima end demande which yon nr ri.imlnglo,la All White on the staff nf Huston Uni­ have any rlghi. title • Khar of you, may haia again.I or IMereat In and In Ihe InHnnlng eal-l aaiate In the olllio or Hun. drecrlbed properly. eitualed In versity General Alumni Association Em eu Hou.holdei, County Judge ol Heininnl* County, Florid*, to w|i, lo earn money lo continue her ed­ Mrmmole l.'uuniy, et hi. elllre In Thai part nf the Norlhweel tna i.'ourt Huu.a In Manlnrd. Florid., quarler INW'AI of Ih# Soulh- ucation at Boston University, Miss within alghl ral.ndar m-mhe from F.vans was persuaded to study weel nuarler (StV'Ai of Sec­ ’tha lima ol lha llrel pul,lice IIon of tion SO. Town.hip SI Mnuih. voice rather than piano. She Is cur­ Stile notice. Kach claim or demand liana* I* Kael Ivina Fail of MIU.I be in willing and runlaln the rently hemg coached It) the noted County lload. benmnlng at lie Mia-a of reeidema and pnal of tiro point represented by a ronrrr-e soprano. Hr. Mabel I'aikes Frise-ldrea. ol ma ulalmani and mo-l • marker a,loafed In the center tie aworn to by lha claimant, hla of the prevent diam.ie .In h well of Boston. ■■•nt or attorney, or tha aama ahall connecting l.ipie Hear l.ake M* void. Miss Kvans has sung In Massa­ and Cilh l.aka al ih* Hear (.ah* CENTRAL T I T I, * ANP Hoad right of way Hun South­ chusetts, Rhode Island, Cnnnectlrut HUNT CO* OIU.AXIH), erly along eald Right of Way and her native Pennsylvania She tii 1**1, ihenr# Faelerlt lo a y : lial lye C. Olate, p-'lni on Ih* like .bore i» feel. la finishing her fourth season is A.altlanl Tftial Ultleer South along abore from tha a regular member of Hie Harvard A. AdiBiniatramr of aald Ea*t eonrreie marker in e.id eatete _ . .... dllrh, Ihence Nnrlberly along Church choir In Rrookjino, Massa­ jTiret guhlicellna eg Feb. IS. IIS* ahnrw line of paid marker, then.* Westerly In pnlnl nf chusetts, under (he direction of the beginning. Said lot to ettend • mlnrnt organist K Power Riggs, Into l.aka too feel g. per Flat CERTS r SCATM o r a Bach authority who is frequently thrreor, recorded In rial Nook CfiRrnsiATK n ia a a t.tn o * 4. I'ag* IS. 1*11bHer linen,da nf heard on CHS. She hat sung under V* tiik v Aiev. * 'i* ev thk at Xemlnnl* I'ounly. Florida TIIOHITt o r THE ■TATE o r Tnu and. 'aarh of ynu. are nntlflaJ the direction of Ihe noted Dr. FLORIDA , ___ _ that a amt la quiet till* in the Francl* Snow inn Dr. Max Miller above deecrlhad prnnarty ba. heen •e'iA'i'A^.irSoiri.S!?: filed egeihit yon end you are here- of nostnn University and next suml.sUdi * he required ,n etrve a ropy of your mar wlU be a soloist with the cast n n itu e . J. Treur svelhei. Pi- asewar to tha mu of ComPtalM Unde, Flondai L. tv. Wiee. Orleedo, on ih* Plalxlirri attnrnaye, Horne- of th* Operetta Wing, Roiton JTlnrlie: Freneee tv. Walher. nr- hv A l.ee, Joe KnnSVel ,Hiding. Chapter of Ihe National Assoelalion lande. florid* did oa the SMh day Winter rerg. Florida and Rru* the • t November, A. P. 1BeS eeuae to original in lha office of the clerk of Teacher* of Singing. In their pro­ Me incorporated ueder the provlth* Circuit Four! on nr hefnre duction of "The Gondoliers" at the elnee of the generel rnrouretlen law of Ih* SI day nf Starch, ISM: nlherof She Slat* ef Florida; Tracy alligation* nf aald Com- Mannmet Playhouse on Cape Cod. Wether, too, a corporator with wiee lha lo nulet title ,o the aforeSsi prineSpal plaee of hualntaa at plaint dgectil-ed property ehall be Her program In Sanford will in­ Orlando, L'r.n*.County, in the eatd a* eunlaeeed. Rtate ef Florida, end wheteei tha latien Thla nolle* that] he publlahed T-roper nffleea of Such rorp-railnn nor# each fnr four rnneecuOld ea lha lllh day of February. tly* wreka weeg . D. till, eauae to ba filed In newepaper. I* Tha ganfnrd Herald la StfSee ef tha secretary e.‘ Stela flu te d this ITU day ef February. f tie Bute of Florida, i duly authenticated teaelutlon adopted by ISLAM tha bteekholdara undar the provtO F Sterndos. • lone of eeld Chapter SSI. Florida tlerk Of the cireutt Court • tatutee, ahnwing the dlaeolutlea g.mino'e Countv. Florida • t aueh eorperetien ■VI It. L Burdick Now, therefore, lha lerratary of _ Deputy dark ■lata doaa hereby certify to the flnfhehy A l.ee fortgolhf ani that ha ta aatlafled A,'«f»V* 'of Plaintiff sot KnnWal Building Mas the requirement* ef law have winiar Park, Wnrlde ' aeanplled with. IN WITNK8X WMRnKOF. f J, >. have e a r . hereunta n* #*t my hand j and and hav bare affixed the Oraat Not today daarl J ieal al ofoflha Xlate of Florida. the Capital, Mother’* o r f lo lho f atTallaMaai**, Telia T thla thla lha Ih elevaath day ef rebrseiF, A. D. l i lt TRUTH BALI R. A. Gray, at ■ecratary of Stela. « l J ★ clude "Elsa’a Traum" from Iviheagrtn by Wagner; "Lo Hear lha Gentle Lark" by Btahop, and "1 Just Coma from tha Fountain," a spiritual arranged by Roatner. Buckner Gamby will b* lb* aeeompinlit. Thu e attending are asked lo please obey Ihe uihera. In addition lo being a member of Harvard Church Choir and th* Operetta Wing, she la president of Lurchers, ■ federated business girls' chorus, Order of Kaaiera Star, and Lambda Delta Pi Legal Sorority. Mlia Kvans is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. J W. Knowles and Mrs. Mag­ nolia E. Daniels, all of Sanford. Hospital Notes Feb. U Releasee Oisl# Dell Addison and baby, (Tangerine) llowrna Lowl* (Sorrento I Mn, Mary MrQucen (Sanford) ..........* i ’ lUrth* ‘ " Baby Girl Warrrn fe Feb. IB j* * Admissions David C. brock Rose Bud Wesley (Sanford) Mrs I.udle Darnell (DoRnry) Mickey Glhsnn (Sanfordi Mrs W. L Sioudenmlre Jr. (San­ ford) Release! Ann Onstoti (Sanford) HaieI Warren and baby <Sanfordi Joyce Brown (Sanford] Gladys Burke <Sanford) Feb. M Admission* Mrs. Evelyn Sharp (Miami) Jeff Cnltlngham (Longwnnd) Mrs. Dorothy Patterson (Sanford) Rrleaaea James M. Moye (Sanford) Baby Boy Sehleaiman Birth* Baby Otrl Patterson (Harold C. Patterson) tci|{jtiV...o pm. tit blcMV from our Prodigal Sons. We have never learned to kill Ihe Fatted Calf. "The only l\vo Improvements we have made in the 1«st thousand years hat come in the last TS yean. Two plana nf treatment: Parole and Probation. They arc very much alike, and few people bother to learn the difference. Yel to the man who a*’.# Into trouble, there Is a vital difference. "Parole Is the release of a man from Prison after he haa served a part of his sentence. While Pro batlon ta granted by the Court without tending a man lo Trlson. "Parol* it based on one primary fact: That tvery man who goes to prison will avantuilly be released, with the exception of th* few who ara electrocuted and th* faw who dl« of natural eausea , "Probation is Jtiat what the word (mpllea: The giving of another chance. However, in our system In Florida wt also hive a work program set up, a home plan, and a great deal of work done on the rommunity to accept him. It la based on Ihe fact lhat In some people, particularly Ihe "first of­ fender", the act of being arrest­ ed and being put In Jail, along wllh being written up in the newspap­ er* la punishment to thv point when* tenlrnre to a prison simply Is not needed to airtight** out tht individual. * "In our program of Parol and Probation in Florida, •* are rot so much interested in ihe crime lhat hat been committed. We are interested In the man who commit­ ted the crime. This Human Bring who ceme into conflict with Ihe taw. "There are four questions 1 am frequently asked. 1 will try to answer these, and If you have others, I will be happy to try lb answer thrm. "I, How does a prisoner make application for Peril*? "The answer Is: That* be doea not make application. The law re­ quires lhat the Parol* Commission consider every person convicted of a felony and sentenced to the prison. For this reason w* have an officer stationed at the Prison. Th* incoming prisoner I* given a rhanre to tell hla aid* of tha offense, his own version of his personal hiatory and background, and thla material It dtvelnped In­ to *■ report Bur the Commlaaiim. Thla Institutional Report Is sent out to lha field for verification, correction, and additions, Tht Commlsalon then reviews these reports, and determine! a date at which time they will further go into the rase When lhat time arrives tha Commission foes tn th# Prison. Interviews the prison ­ er. and if Ihey feel be can adjust "outside" he is given employment Chairmen Revealed For Red Cross Fund Membership Drive * O ,V: y f R ' / J I . )! THK SANFORD NERALD Mm . Fab, IQ, IM b Fifctf Traffic Tied Up Al Intersection Government (CwrttMMt fraa Pago Ow? By 3-Car Accident Mrs, AMen L. Bridges, chairman of th* Semlno* County Chapter, American Red Cross IBM Fuml and Memh— r « ~ —•-* nounce* the following co-chairmen Traffic waa tied up at th# Intersection of >7lh Street and and comp'|t'<-« serve in Ihe apDroachlng fund and Highway IT-On at 7 o'clock laat -•m ber-hlp drtvy -n *hl* Wh annl- n'Fbt hv a three-#-- -ollUion.versary of lha Red Cross. | Six were Injured with four of Those serving with Mr*. Brldgert ***• Iniured treated at th* Barn■re Mrs. II. J. High and Mra. C. W. lri-1* Memorial Hospital, tha ether Iwo at lha Sanford Naval AualSeymour, Altamont* Spring*, Advisor* are Robert Bauman, llary Air Station dispensary. Randall Chase and nev. Milton According ta a report by Flor­ Wyatt, Sanford, and Martin Ander­ ida Highway Patrol Trooper T. Mark Mark, a 1BSS Bulck Con­ sen, Orlando. vertible, traveling north at ap­ Publicity: Newspaper: Mrs. B. D, proximately tS mile* per hour, McIntosh Jr., Altamonte Springs; was hit In th* front end and Radio: M. A. Reck, WTRR, San­ damaged an approximated 9300, ford; Displays: Fred Hall, Sanford. Th* Bulck was driven by SSSuopllea: Mra. Helen Zlttrower, year-old Joseph M. Clement of Sanford. Flint, Mich, who wee accompani­ Entertainment; Charlaa Morrison, ed by hi* wlf* Lola, IS, and Mr. and Mr*. Robart Hoffman of Lake Sanford, Advance Olfti: Mra. Stanley Kup- Bluff, III. A tSU Charvolat, driven ky litawiki, Altamont* Spring*. From Sanford: Rutinaiat Karbari William E. Dyson, ST, IW 1; A. Rollrr: ResMenHa*- '* « ...... Laurel Ave, and attached ta the Mam Outlying Residential! Mra. F. ^ v',on' . •?u,h* ». an. <r«l Hmiiu; " I hit in S . rear " "and" driven 22 waa th# Negro Division: Prof, and Mra. J. Into th* Bulck. Damage to the N. Crooms. ('h-vrrlel was estimated at I30Q. hla erois-«xamlnatioa on tha purehaaa of a TV sat and a gift of la Ashhura, OS Oa. Hobby had not taitiflad to ra gird to tha lot aa a gift, agplnlq■ini i i .; h* understood IW gov-fw- 1 ment attorney “td Tn*.,. "gift* eg money." Thara waa also lengthy ■;! ■ croii-exauiloatlon in rauttna ques­ tioning regarding tha method al withdrawing money from the aherlffa office and tha maUwd te purauad In the payment af hla debt*. In tha transaction surrounding tha purchai* of a lot. In Aihburn, Oa,. Hobby atalad lhat hla father bought the lot for him and that at no tlms did h* "nail off 41 rma hundred dollar hills In p*w*fll for It." Th* auipandad sheriff also den­ ml t ied aatlag Andy Ivina iteot i t the Long boy* In th* vlcigjfy eg AnMtta’t, a 1T-N tavara, when called ttera to lavaatlgala a fight. Hobby gild, "Evans flrad tre ihola In lha air In in atlampt It atop th* Long boy* who hid raf from tht place at wa approsebed." Hobby, to hla final tcaMmoag lated how tha transfer of aut» mobiles, his personal property wag made to his successor, J. Denver Cordell on hi* appointment lo th* Seminole Couniy Sheriff's offics by Governor Leroy Collin*. There wa* no Indication at Ihg noon recast today who wotiM te called next lo the witness atang by UlO defense. Donald Albert Watt*. 27, of Peanut herata (the littl* seed Orlando, driving a 1PS1 Ford Inside the kerne!) are removed Convertible, amathed Into the beforo meklng peanut butter. They | Chevrolet, damaging hi* own ear are used In poultry feed and arc an estimated flM). In heavy demand btcaus* of their Mra. Lola Clement, 25. suffer­ high nutritive value. ed shock and was treated at th* Pemlnnl', Memorial Hospital aa forma which ha tends tn hla fam.ly waa Mra. Robert Hoffman who In order that they might help him also received possible fractured Grading, Paving in secure employment, When em­ rib*. Dyson and hla wifa Ann were ployment Is obtained It Is then veri­ 81 Pet. Complete fied by Ih* Field Staff. With all of holh t a k e n in the d Is n o n BIT S million In road eoailmttfe* this Information al hand the Com- •ary , at SXAAS for. checkup. . mission then determine* if they Ronald Watti waa treated at tha project* war* underway In tha Hat# will grant Parole. local hospital for minor Injuries during January, according to a "J it,no d,«. a .„Biv ,0 *ho head. A passenger In monthly progres* report laiiirt to­ roe PrnhDio. s P *P p l Watt' , ear, Raymond Lee Me- day by Wilbur E. Jonei, ChalrmtR * for Probation? Pheraon. aa. of Orlando, waa al- of Ih* State Road Departmartt, "Tha answer Is: He does not lriiu d for lhoak m)nor in addition to' the M7,M4,4*4 at apply. If the Judge ferls that he egnluslona to head and lega, project* already under construction, would Ilka tn knnw more shout a Trooper T. Mark Mack aatd Chairman Jonei aald that bid* wen man who ha* been convicted In iha I charge* ef Rscklesa Driving received for U.0S4,*•? In na* con­ hla Court, he refers Ihe case lo Wilful and wanton will ba pre­ struction. During the month eonthe .Supervisor who then makes a fen «d against Donald Watt*. tract* war* formally awarded for Pre-Senlenca Report, which is a Assisting Trooper Mack In the mad construction totaling I5,I0I,BM, legal, criminal, and aortal history directing n traffic were De­ whit* work completed and adapted of ih* ease. From Ihm report lire puty Sheriff# Ed Pratt and John by tha Depart mint In lb* period Judga then decldea if ha wishes iicnnclt amountad to td.SM.oos. to grant Probation. William If. Dial of Orlando, Road "3. Doea It work? money alone of 1640,000 or ona Board member from lha Fifth Dis­ "Bine* tlirrm bcr tott, th* Flor­ year. trict, reported that conMmctioq ida Parol* Commission has re"TIi* Parol* Commission line* undar 31 contract* In lha II counties leased on parol* from our prisons lftll has saved the taxpayer* of comprising thla district accounted 3,177 men and wnmrn. of this Florida Ihe necessity of construct­ for IIT .m tM of th* aula total. numbar B03, or about 13 percent, ing another mtlnr prison. Th* grading and paving of Frindi havw failed and w* have had to "Thera ar* tllll a numhet ad Avenua in Sanford ( I M nltoi oa retura them lo tht prison, To me, pcnplt who do not telltva In Pa­ Stata Roada 1S-BM) waa reportad H It amiml better In i*y that at out role or Probation. If you art on* par cent completa, of loo have mad* good, and gone of that number, 1 eta only say to on to become useful .cltUena of you, read again the alary nf Ihe HUNGRY HORSE, Mont. (Jt) . thla great slate. Prndignl Son, or better still the To build a mountain highway, a creak waa guildad Info a lUlvatg "4. Doea it Pay? la another Parable used hr Ihe Master: question I tin frequently eikrrf. "Which of you navlng an hnndrad but it waa loo atagp for apawnln| "In IBM the rost to the taxpeyer sheep and one Is lost, will not leave trout to mate tht grad* up Flat*' nf Florida for the study and sup the ninety and nine In Ihe wilder- bead River’s South Fork. Step# ervlslon ef 20.11 people was ness and go In search of th* one were built along lho Lift-toot cul­ IM.000 00. Th* cost to Ihe Prison . . . . for I say unto you there III vert for the (rout to climb, Flvt to keep 2.0.13 persons in the prison Joy in Heaven over one slnnner who senes of threa (fleet metal baf­ for this year, based on dm mo-l repenteth more than over ninety fles In etch series provided alack conservative figures, would have' and nine persona who need **. water, from which tb# trout aaa leap. been IMO.ooooo, a savings inpentenca," w ’«'7 Tha typical American reads at ahout iso word) a mlnut* which Is Inconveniently alow, aaya tha Batter Vision Institute. I like "Borden'sbetter! THE YEAR AHEAD CAR! • Wt* M dt’a m rmm cnbcbit cisrssT. ninth dl'MCSAS. CIRCtlT. IN 4NR FOR ■RSSINOI.R COI WTT, Ff flN- . . . . . Tht Florida State Bank and Banfard Atlantic National Bank Will CIom Wednesday, Ftbraarr 22 1 hi Oh—r anee ef G—l i Waahtefton's Birthday • e r 'W HO NO NO NO NO YU YU NO YU NO NO YU NO NO NO NO NO , ns NO NO NO NO ' NO HI-FI Rooord F lty w * YE# NO NO NO NO NO In cro o M HorMpaoiPOf YU YU YU YU YU YU Instant Hasting Syatam* YU NO NO NO NO NO NmHtoa^huMM M v a YomU Mfc# Bordett’a Cleaned Country Stuff NOTICE C * " f " cm -m r •e r " « n YU i IHHKR sail tht inklsvR ktlrt. Chry-*» t o W y«Ugi M IRK BlyW aliaiuMM wiWI|^n 1 ■ WWAJIIOW, B E N 1 M 1 Wtalabfff Cottage Cheeaa better, tool I t’a alwaye » creamy, alwgyg to U ndarlextured and <o rich In eountry-freeh flavor. It'd) real C ountiy Style CotUge Cheese w ith medium alee curd*. Freeh aa thla m orning’* millet Novi PIowiiittofta fy g n te It'e an axeellent lubatitute for m eat d uring L*r.t., Low in ealoriea, it’* friendly to your waiatlin* • * . . th rifty , too! dfrariO R wmosoM f -m . VM M U O k- CHRYSLER M N B T awv UP ALL FtNR •Qpdteate 0 ttttH MOO M l « **R M a w a w i« N M iiB M { U BILL KIRK MOTORS Cottof* Ch—f — - m m trig $ 1 1 0 ^ 0 0 LUCKY MOTOR NUMRM 206 Commercial A rt. • ■— �a• \ _ - n __ - . E H rM l . THE O L D H O M E T O W N M r BO Y L U O trM f SUMS MW TW AJNW * cciiiloa in _ Geneva, S rite riin d . "la in . jrt*W fcftk M*n»*r. "comlt ( atrip* and hooka art ■lowly appearing but with leant welcome. Tbay must ha atrictly Mra. Randall Chasa Ums Spiritual Life At Thama O f Talk MONDAY . ■ a ,Benefit Deaacrt Bridge and Ca“ gkata Party for the hospital arm be L;beld by th* Womaa’a Club In the ?'Cfeb booaa starting a l l p. m. Thera touting a n aikad to bring their s awn eardi. & .Bata Sigma Phi lorartty will matt s'at 1101 E. Seminole Bird, at • p. a . -Mta. Herb Stanilrom end Mrs. Francis Stanilrom aa bostaasra. Pledget are aiked to mako a aperatal effort lo attend and bring ^tyfalr pins to turn In. The bcpendible Clan of th* Plrat Methodist Church will meet at I p. m. at the home of Mr*. Milton jJkrntt, ail Magnolia, tffiiOO p, m. — Seminole Baptist faCbday School Association mrata ->»t DeLand Plrat Baptist Church. &' The Cub Seouta pack )0 comthrift** will bo at 7>M p.m. ia the -r Methodist Chunk. Parents af any '^nya wishing lo Join should coma “ for th* riglatratica information. *Mtfbo Boy Seouta wlU meat in tha /'(tout room at the Presbyterian . flhurcli. "* 'The regular meeting of tha , Bamlaola Audubon Society will be • held in tha Community Hall at !J Genera at 7l80 p. n . Th# pro: gram will be on bird ealle with eUdee and flennelboard talk. ,4 , TUESDAY Th* 014 Seouta wiB meat at tb* P M Prtabytariaa Church at l:M p.m, The Mid-week Bible hour of the Pint Proebyterlaa Church win ba at 7 p.m. TMUBBDAT The regular moating of Saaalaola Babokab Lodga No. tt will be held ■t I p.m. la the IOOF Hall. Vialtora a n welcomed. The Bomamakor data of the Pint Baptist Church will meat at th* homo of Mn. Irviag Pryor, SOI Margaret JU. at I p.m. FBIDAT A brief ekUed meeting of tb* Special Oifta eommltu* of tb* Seminole County Unit af Amer­ ican Cancer Society win moat at Jim Spencat'e far a dutch sand­ wich lunch at i f noon. The Elat* Knight Orel* of the Pint Beptlat Church win here a mleeloa study book "New Trails In Indian Ufa" taught by Mn. Irrtn« Pryor beginning with a auppav at fi80 p. m. and tb* study at TiM p. at. A film Buffet Supper Honors Group Sanford BPW will have a dinner mgetlog at the Yacht Club. All Mr, and Mra, Fay Lee enter­ .' members are aiked to attend this tained with a buffet supper re­ cently honoring hi* etiter, Mra. Jha Sanford Tourist and Shuffle- Clara Weathtrwax and her son-in■rd Club will meet at S p. m, law and daughter, Mr. and Mn. K q covered dUh supper. Thla Edwin Blaaki and ion Jeff of [0 ba followed by a dance review. Alexandria, Minn. Tha WMU of tha Ftnt Baptist Other guests were Mra. Kill* lurqh will hold a mission study Mllka, Joyce and Pam Milk*, fek from 10 i « . to l p m. Thla Mra. Dene Wyatt, Mr. and Mn. mra* will be taught by tb* Rev. C. A. Taylor and daughter Elisatad Fisher using u his topic bath, Sanford and Mr. and Mn. rh* Tribe* Go Up," Covered Walter Trapp of Enterprise, Following the supper the gram .19:00 a, m , — Pint Baptist waa shown movies of areenlsnd, Church W. M. U. will bold a mil­ Canada and Northern Minnesota. lion atudy oa tha American In­ dians with P. B. Fisher aa teacher. Marinate cooked shrimp in a dnislng, A covered dish luncheon will be well-see looed Pnock served at neon. Tha study eon- Impale each shrimp oa a tooth­ •ludti at 1:00 o'clock. pick with a wedge of avocado. Unity decs will meet at Bern at A Drat aouraa with f<4l tun. In the Valdes Hotel. Tha tomato Juice. ■^kbito la invited. * M m af tbt Presbyterian Chunk rati meat la th* aduaatioaal buildI l k for a dinner mealing at 7 p.au :;? b * Women'! Jftaaloaary Soci­ a l of the First Biptlii Church iriU meat ta tha Mbapel at 10 a.m. until | p,m. for tha Homo Minion •iudjr oa the Amarleaa Indiana, atorsory for pre-school ag* ahU•gren. A covered disk luncheon Will b* aervad at mob. VliHars AM welcome, o-F, U T. Club wffl mo*« ta Tb* FWells Q im of th* Ftnt Baptist Church win meat wilk Mn. D. B. MoNab, tig Elm Avo. with group No. Viva la afaarge at • VJB. Mn. 0. S, ghappara to akalmaa. The Wan Bible Clara of MM am spiritual Ufa, aapadally during Last by roadlag varioua beoka-tbe Bttla, Biahop Soutltta book and the rich heritage to ba found la the Prayer Book, at the f t Agora chapter matting at bar home la Satletr, Ilia meeting waa opewed with the Collect-for AM Wedneadaj, follow­ ed by the Auxiliary Prayer and the United Thank Offering Prayer. Mra. RawUaa Connelly, chair­ man of Ik Agnaa, then presented the varioua matters which had bean brought up at the board meet­ ing, The group voted lte willingneea to help the Veetry with the ex­ pense of rodocoratlng the Pariih House, If the other chapter* agree. Mm announced that Mrs. Hairy Cushing, Mrs. Baymond Kay and Mn. Bandall Cheat had been aiked to act u a nominating committea Mr the now auxiliary officer*. They, and the new Veetry win ba Instilled March 11. Ecch Monday daring Lent, at t:M, Father Zlm- by Mn. Frank Maban* Jr. Also, soma electrical kitchen equipment waa offared to b* used in Si* small Pariih Houra apartment. An invitation waa repeated from Mra. Cuthlng, asking tha St. Agnac group lo Join tha Sk Catherine'* chapter in giving a luncheon soon after Kaslar, to be followed by a book review. Thla waa met with unanimoua approval. At th* aonchuion of tha burinera, a delightful aocial hour waa en­ joyed. Mre. Deane Turner poured tea and Mra. Howard Brawetar praeldad at th* coffee service. Handwlchei and tea oakra ware aervad by Mra, Chaia, Mra, Frank Mebana Jr., oo-boeteie and Laura Woman'i Aoxdiary of All lalat* Episcopal ahurch announce that they trill bold a Poat-Lantaa card party at the Civic center oa iaturday, April 7. Mra. Everett Walla wiB bo chairman aaalatad by Mr*. Carl Baarllng, Mra. Eaymond Swctt, Mr*. Earl Plekford, Mra. Marotd lynch. Mra. Oearga Percy, and Mra. Wffllaxi Nya. hialatar AvaXthlt Edward J. Scaly, lira Chief of the Volunteer rixeman'i Ann. re­ port* that the new Scott Demand Inhalator la readied Ur uaa la DaBary and the followIn* men will bo avallablo to admtalitar oxygen aa needed at the dataa given: Bernard Savage and Gaiton Vroibr. Feb 11-lij Chrla But­ ler and Ed Haaly from th# II to the 0. Gibb* and Chaa Sch­ neider, from the M to March I; Ewatd Mlchelm and Harry Sel­ ler*, from Mar. S to 10; Georga Landwobr and Joseph Maehan, tram the 10 to the 17; David Bun­ ko! and Jamaa decoy, from the 17 to the M. Mra. Clarence L. Manser, second vice president of the Florida state federation of Woman's dubs, waa gueit speaker at the Plantation Eatstea Woman's club Wednesday at the luncheon meeting in the mansion. Mn. Maniar reported oa the national convention In Philadel­ phia where 1,000 clubwoman llstoned to notables, among them General Romulo and Adlai Steveneon. General Bomulo't talk on world condition* aa ba had learn­ ed them at United Nation* waa by far the moat Informative, ac­ cording to Mr*. Menaer. Three hundred and fifty club­ women toured Europe, their fecal Officers Elected During Session During the recently held meet­ ing of the Pine Arta Department af th* Sanford Woman's Club offi­ cers for the now year were elected. Included era Mrs. George B. Wells, president! Mrs. Clarence L. Bedding, vice chairman; Mn. I . C. Harper, eacretaryi Hr*. J. N. GIBon Bible chairman; Mn. Francla Bols, literature chairman! Mrs. N. V. Parmer, mail* chair­ men; Ibi. W. D. Hoffman, mem­ bership chairman; Mn. L. I . Thompson, finance chairman and Mn. I. G. HarrIman, program chairman. , * Tboao present at Mm meeting Happy Birthday were Mn. Connelly, Mn. Deane Turner, Mrs. W. T. Jackson, Mn. Feb. M Mra. O, W. Brantley Howard Bnweter, Mn. Allan Joaac, Bd Klrchhoff Mra. W. Morrison, Mn. Georg* Shipp, Mra, A W. Zimmerman, Mn. B. W. Bupracbt, Mra. Halaa Mebano, Mn, Chase and Mn. Lay, DaWitt, Mn. fie r i Palmar, Mrs. Philadelphia ww had foot aa re­ cord aa wishing strong cheeking of all cootie hooka Jor our afcll* d m hart." Th# Udiaa visited Auatria, Oarnany, Italy, franca and England, causing much pobUa atUntloa at a Gondola party ta Vanka when thay wart aemadad and enter­ tained by tfca aottraalaatia Jul­ iana. Mr*. Darid Banket, nraaldant, announced that tb* dim would bold a Carnival on Friday, April IX. which would lay ta rail any superstition and alao entertain aB aI Denary. "Espactal attention will bo given huabaad* la maUag thla a aplended itosta," aba atatad, "and thay will bo tncludad In our invitation to the DaBary Woman’a club and alao la the Orango rity alubwonaa'a lnvltaAn oration waa tendered Mra. Charlaa Wagner to whom a bou­ quet bad bean sent by the San­ ford Botary eltib in obaarvanoa of bar M birthday." Mra. Wagner ia a grattt-graadmothar. Par a apodal treat, mate your ec tap af Mm tabs, eeiag long youngatara a llt-Tat-Toa Cake. Uaa gumdrapa af oca color, rat bt a cake mix, If you Uko, baking the balvaa laatlnrlaa ta make each Una batter ia two round tight-inch Make the "XV’ .wHh long gumi Then's more than «aa way tn layer pane. When the cake la cool drop* of different eelore, cut la" heat reedy-to-eit fury cached hamt BT ADDIB PBKVATT The Home Damooatratioa Club BU and trait it with a fluffy white balvoa toathwtie and crosswise. baht, pan-fry or k » | t i bald its meeting at th* commun­ Icing. Hun make a tit-taMot daatgn ity houra Tuesday afternoon. Mn. E. L. Fulford gav* a demonitration on "straightening aeama." Tb* boetesasa, Mrs. Paul Maxwell, Mrs. T. W. Prevett, and Mn. Claud* Hakes served cake and lee eream for refraebmanta About U war* present. Mr. and Mn, Paul Morphy of Connersvllle, Ind. arc spending a few months at their cottage at Rest Haven, Lake Harney. Cider Hart spent Wednesday In Miami. Mr. and Mn. A. J. Baxter and family had aa thalr guest last week their daughten, Mre. Marie Perry and daughter Gloria of Hollywood, and Mn. Junior Shudoin and family of Sorrento. Hariod Geiger had aa hli week­ end guest, Kenneth McCoy of Or­ lando. Mr. and Mra. E. T. Summer*!!! VARIED EXTERIORS DIVERSIFIED PLANS •pent the weekend la Lakeland with i4Ia8v**Iv' ■ 1 ” LARGE LOTS Mr. and Mn. Join ft on* and family had ae their guests, Mr. and Mra. Charlei Stack and Mr. and Mrs. C, L Stack and chHden David, Sheila, Carol and Tommy of Sanford. N, C. Th* P-TA held a County Coun­ cil meeting at the achool auditor­ ium Wednesday, Mn. D. Halei of Orlando waa gueet speaker, and th* president of the council. Mn. J. B. Ik John praeldad over tb* meeting. About » attended. Geneva PARADE OF PLANS 2 Grated lemon or orange rindor both- can do wondare for can­ ned applesauce. Add tha altrus rind, too, whan you a n preparing tb* applaaaueo at hum*; stir It In, after cooking tha apples, whan yon add tha auger. NO DOW N PAYMENT B O R M O R E C IT R U S T R E K S O R NOTICE I wffl not be rraponsfbla for any debt* Incurred by anyone other than myself. T. JL Barfield EACH LOTI G I F IN A N C IN G A L S O C O N V E N T IO N A L im x ? F IN A N C IN G CARRYING COSTS LIBS THAN RENT! Wlfa-Mvtr Rxiabow KKcSra br GENERAL ELECTRIC GE 1.1 ok f t GE larta Bba raafg GE dS-ftl water haator GE cartigt* Siapagal.. Mag Mn and Mra. Jack Bonrafo ll. and Mra. W. O. Colamaa, lr. and Mn. E. P. CWldrra*. i >un add Mrs. luichen Crowell. Tha Eldar gpriaca Haara De> oustruUoa Chb will meet at m heme af Mre. ,W. F. Buekm at g p.m. The Samlnote OeuatF Childa*B 'eoeumittra will meat aA 4 GE u to M tle dbkwfglMr la D a^«u S^fth boa^aa < GE antorngtle WfaWw Mm U m ta DoLna 2-balK hmaeM A L S O t Kltchaa vaatUatar Colorod kitchoa ip»H»acaa teliphonv ICKi U n X Jg VENICE 15M �O VER SEMINOLE CO U N TY W ITH A HERALD W ANT To Sell, Buy, Trade, Hire, Recover a Lost Article, Just Phono 1821 — l THE SANFORD HERALD rWTATT. r o w M L B - J 1 I f — 2 BEDROOM HOMES C BJ- CONSTRUCTION Hardwood Boors — Tlk Baths Paved Carport* — Instil ’.-d 17195 149# HEXt* WA NTED POR RENT— T hree Bedroom Home, alee coadlUoa. <73.M i EXCELLEN T month. Per year Reel Estate Needsi Cnllen u d Harhev, Renitacs M N. Park At*. H w M R O P P O R TU N ITY COMPLETE DOWN C. J. CROCKER - Builder LEAVITT A LANSDOWNK ORANGE CITY, FLA. GOOD Horae tor riding and vary gentle. Phone 1378-J, INVESTMENT Three Apartment Unit Visit ECHOLS Balcony Two with two bedrooms each. one Furniture Displayed for May with one bedroom. All with large and Convenient Exam initio* Living Rooms and separata BEDROOM SPECIAL Odhsrn ft Tudor Inc. Need Outstanding Parson With knowlodt* And Abil­ ity To Work 1b Our Ac­ counting Dopirtaioat. roK RENT- Dragline' by Hour IS - LAUNDRY SERVICE - a Week or Mouth. Phone 1431, Lea Cooitrucliou Co. Oaa hour • Wash and One hour 4 * Wash at PLUMBING rmithed Laundry Contract and repair work.* Free Ssnilon* Dry Cleiatag estimate*. R. L. Harvry. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone ISM. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electnesl Contractiui and Repairs TV Service Center 37- PIANO SERVICE -1 7 Rendu and Crnstey Appliancea 111 MagnstU At*. Ph. I l l Bookcase Bad, Double Dresser, U rge Miner, In aeriv laf Mattrait, N i t ( U i | f u I f A g i ALL FOR 1199.00 KING SIZE BED ' 80 x 80 ' Guaranteed 10 Years Inncripring Msttrais Bos Springs (choice of Ticking) Headboard (choice of cover) Hollywood Leg* tu • « J."*' i ’- C u - ALL FOR ONLY 1129.50 Compute Stock of unfinished Furniture Sea Our Large Display of Beauti­ ful Dinette oats LIVING ROOM SPECIAL ODHAM ft TUDOR, QTC. 2-Pe. Sectional (Choice Fabric)— 1 Corner T IM - 1 End T lb le i3 Table Lamps ALL FOR 1149.50 * "BuUdari of Finer Horn**" *• offers ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Comer led A Magnolia. Pr. 1313 Beautifully Designed Three and M,la) WF "Bad" Bamberger, Mgr. Four B e d r o o m Homes for Open Mondays 'til l:M p. m. Florida Living FKA and VA (Gl) Financed FURNISHED Garage Apt. 2300 • Priced from <11,300. to 313,000. MeUonvtlle. Rim Asa. Phone UM Sales Office—3333 So. French Ave. I , '- “ V a t u Phone 3100 or M 0 —Fartory te Tee— I • C taaa^il AhtailauiR Tenetlna Blind* Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic and*. Plastic or rsyea Upas. Cotton or nyles cords. RnUaway, Hospital a o d B a b y Bads, bay, Week or Month— Tal. 1433. Furniture Canter— m West First Senksrik Gtsas sad Pntat c* 112-114 Wait 2nd S t fantasy's Aaawaa • 3>.8ooft-. y 33. Previous R at. othetwiagfc I 38. Fruit Bf i I the nine t wKsr* m > 3 Pillows and 1 MaHreii Pad lie jr.v-1 . -4MI-.M ' . J'-’IS * .11 311 V.. J ' " ' . VJ3 „ ’ * .. •1 •<*' ill u* 'JC4I l !;HV [ju ati ; *i i* ii m : iii h i« tAUiiLt:--i,:i j i u : ’I1M-1 li’* i • IF’l ’! I -M I ACROSS 3. Thrice 1. Little child (mu».) 4. Htrd 4. Type of of while* arthllK* 7. To welt for tura •.Seaport B. Ragtoft (Aliena) 6. American 10. Tardier educator 11. Mele ilnilni Ipose.)' voice 7. Treelike 13. Arabian |t u i chieftain 9. Memo* 14. A shack randum 15. Jewish 10. Percolate month through IS. Greek Utter ashes 17. Observe 11 cereal f t 1 1 A written 14. Shinto For Work In Our Salta Depart meat Our Business ENVELOPES, letterhead*.* state­ It expanding and wa have Im­ ment*. invoice*, hand bull, and r o g r a m s , etc. Progressiva re aditl* need for • the above rlnUng Co. Phono 400— 403 Weit 13th SI. listed personnel. Our hours are T.V. REPAIRS loaf, work U hard, sad pay U ‘Till 10 p.m. Service Calls 33.00. W A, Norris, Ph. 1338. J7 Q good. If you are Intem tid, list Herrin. Ph. 2883-J. Licensed your qualification* by latter and Technician, guirantaad work. mail to Box 111. An interview will be arranged. Advaaiurs With Uaela Wait cartoon Carnival Cartoon C*. Mvat w .a tn .i- * >aw i • Sparta Handaavout Hman 'Hnv Kma Tima f«r O i.ppr 'I'm tlr.a to i Drama John DaIv hew* Jtohin HnoS Du.al MKow operuinan Ciao Voira or Flraatana t Iflhn 'W illiams Ins. Agency 4IT Sanlord Allsnilc Bank Phone 34 Odham A Tudor, Inc, RE3SF.R Apply in parson, Down town Cleansrs. 113 Palmetto Av*. Phone 334 uj, mu, nvm, nu* *«« sos. the busiest salesman town. Put one to work for Phone 1*21. We will be ill ebarga It 17 AUTOMOBILES TRAILERS 17 end of a church ST. A year old animal 31. Short sleep 34. Narrow Inlet (grot.) 11 ^ 33 . K in g o f B aih an (Bib.) “M T iT” 34. Fanciful mp 3A Canter T 40. Sisthsa 4L Four-bag* gcr (Base* ball sling) T 1 IA j I i JEJ 43. Organ of *//j i //j Tt*1 V i m m u w m w M m t* w am m w M m m un ■mall 43. Cuckoea 44. River (Tax.) 43. Damp its* l ea * "• in :» Brailey Odham Luoy p .ft.m b .r SrlSa HU P araia *lr. Dl.trirt A ttoril.r M ( h t N*w» Raport Patti P i e t Shorn u u r l i n n t Thaatra P Preferred Bales In Preferred Policyholders U .& E W ■OHBAV MIMEOGRAPH PRINTINO TYPING - LETTER WHITING PROMPT SERVICE PHONE 3188 14 Sanford Atl. Nat'l. Bank Bldg., REDIT BUREAU OF SANFORD INCOME TAX Prompt Service m Wondraff-Perkiaa BMg. l i t HI. *0,3* l*iln Th» Manila* th a w r « p u i n K ingston T ..I PAtl.rn Hlpn.On Program l*«.tima N*w».lV»»th«r Krnia K n t . e . Rhnw ll:t>n Film far* H ill IVhare rmir Trouble 11 ;|0 11 nn Mtrlk* It Rlrh a rT w n n ix iia V a lla n l I.M t DOWN ft |. South W American monkey 3. German river ^ illl^ W m m m m fm m m w //, Jg -V I I . t l l.nva of Lit* “ ISiln g»»reh for Tomartaw Stt«h Cm,ling Light linn Ja rh Pair Show l:|n Lnva d o r y I on tinh.rt O. Lawl* I J n Film »ar* X100 Rig Papnrr Forty per eent of U. S. exports The United StaUa user abort UB million tens of Iran ere * rUw. go to the Western Hemlspherti It is aitimated there ware aagf The port of London U 37 miles State*. from the sea. Tin Rob Croibr t.-ll nrow.lng irounl with Elam* 4 nn 4 II 4:11 IB ia % WEUCURy k rlg b t.r P ar P .e r.t Slorm Oh Tour AronnM 19M STUDEBAKER Commander. p a rts sat. SaltC. A. WHIDDON. SR* rtor or touple. Raj. Real Ealate Broker vat* Nih, showSteam hast, V. E. Don gla i, Raby E. Will lama lo«at*d. Aerosi ar. Covemaal Sileaman tram Post Oi !$, Inquirj Mao111 8. Park Ph- lltl ual Jacobson apt. Store. EWLY Decorated unfurnished hou*e, screened porclw*. fruit Phone Iiza-A. B. Peterson,Broker .re*. Phone 1100-J. Aitoctslei ■ A. R. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chesterton. Garfield Wil­ letts. John Mrlsch, R. W. Wil­ liam*. H urt M. Field. A. C. 1 j Bed ro o m fu rn ish e d house. Doudney, Land Surveyor. Apply Garage Apt. 113 W; 19th WOULD like middle age lady to liva in with young mother and cate for baby while mother works. Jean Volnar 3ia Palmetto REG. 3333.13 HEYWOOD WAKE­ Ave. FIELD'S famous Ashcraft TTiree Piaea Sectionali • u=__numsft BUILT Op Leyge Landscaped Lots; In the DNt of neighbor­ hoods. RETIRED? One of Wynnawood'* COMPLETE with nil tha features you havg dreamed about sueh Gneit B Bedroom homes, owner transferring, wente immedljte as colored Gsnsrsl Electric ap- esle. require* 33,300. down, 33JI pUeneet end colored plumbing monthlyfutures. P tsm b fcg . R reekv I n k 4P T U S M I M trk.r Mnut* Cln* eu n trm n S.lt< It.pnrt p»u a Kawtrda A Bui »• tie Ririp* 111 noble H»*4, B urn* A A lis a .Ui Forum I lrfi»* L u r * t'*r»mb*r llrlda Htiulln Do* etndin on* It l>r|,.,.* luporl |.*t* Mhnw o*w* a erv T 1 K III4T MIIHhlNO T**l r‘*llffn M'.rmna rm<w • K iu etro o D|i*n Unlit* Dptn lln u it (J irr r *1 nnr* Arthur Uoifr*f Artnur Uodfr.*r b ir ik * t l H U * TO SANFORD Naval Personnel We bava leased some Reomi at the beautiful Mar-Lou Motel Thai# Rooms sra available Abnolutcly Free For a period pi 4 days, tu New arrivals at Our Naval Air StsUcm STOP by and Pick up YOUR Kay at tha ufftce af Odham & Tudor, Inc. ZEPHYR .............. 3.VUK) 3 H. SCOTT-ATWATER .... 3*2.30 7*s H. SCOrr-ATWATEn .. 3*3.00 ID H. Lightning MERCURY 1100.00 16 H. SCOTT-ATWATER with cnnlrul* ..........1138 03 18 H. ELGIN ...... 3120 83 20 H. MARTIN, 1399.73 New motor . .. ... 1183.00 13 H. JOHNSON, 1832 Model. very fast .........................323o,oo Alin many motor* torn down lor used Paris Reasonable. On Bait While Thev La«1I i4*e K iiocsctjas "Rttildar* of FIm Homes" 3323 g, Franck Avenue aV tV xV oo ii V;«! ■vtvi n* Markai Hapnri TwiliaHt Munia Mnnrta Raek iiiiam at lUftAom lirlftlag on A ClaaS Millie a tailing *1 K«r Xtuaia Kifht XiUDng I *n 11 •>* Nallnn, Jt'a Oaneaiim* ■ urllih lart A* Ham* With Mast* •Saw* l.a> man * Call T* F r a , a* Mian Dlt TOUapAV New test Model KYIN1 UDE9 IS H Flee. Martini Big Twin . 3480.00 33 H. Elcr. Demonstrator u«ed about 33 hours . . . 3383 00 • TRADE-IN your old Boat, Mo­ tor or Trailer. —Selection nf Boats— Gins, Mahogsny, Aluminum and Gailor Trailers. • Alio several used Boat* and Trailers. Keep It hid! I'm on my way to Waahlngtan'a Birthday Truth Bala We feature economy- ep«4rf end eerviee — whsl a m could you oak? Corns In (6 nee u* noon for sdrlet SJhl nn estimate. Do U todsyl HILL LUMfU R & SUPPLY YARD n n a s ix a man On l a m i n a Call T* Fragaa Pawn nraakaea Hrwi Markat Hepnrt Maw* Mavan O’alatk Club Na«a *e»ria At A OlaM* Jeekar'a Cbolea Morning Oaentlnaa Harm ose Tima Wnrlii At KIM Morning Malnflaa •See tha New Evlnrurfe Una for '»e Flnaara Han ROBSON Sporting Goods BvtarNe Setoe A Sarvira 3S4 8 lit 84. WELCOME PIMM tea Buy your furniture at Berry’i Warehouse Furo., Co„ at 801 w l i t St. All nationally adv. fur­ niture at wirehouia price*. M. G. HODGES VETERANS AND svailible at raaaoaabla g Bedroam, 3 bath borne*, fully prices with the best financing 10.4 Cu. Ft. Refri equipped. <230 dawn, plus closing AI with minimum down-pay- eeUcnt Condition casts, pot project homes. mu menu. Seminola Realty Well born C. Phillips, Jr* LOST—L ilt Friday In or near Lake Mary, two bird dogs. Brown and white Pointer answer* to the name "Bo", and a l-yr*rORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cell oid black and white Setter. Call Ralph Ray, 21U. l i e u after 2 p. m, REWARD. 32- ELICTEfC BEEYfCKB -3 3 W. DttTRtCRB T. W. MRRO U81 Perk Ave. Phene 27 or 141 Since IBIS, Sanford's Leading Builder of homes tor over l.aoo people. Salas Office: Little Venice in ' Loch Arbor. PRONE lgM 1882 CUSHMAN Motor Scnotar IMMEDIATE M O KDAf 1159. WANTED IMMEDIATELY ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY. • Ekparienea naeisiary. Short­ TRAILER 133.) 30'. Excellent con­ Easy T e r n s dition, all rnnvenlrnre* Oppo­ hand, electric typewriter. Fllini. site K,nlcrpri»e School. Can be Write Semlnnl, Memorial Ho*Mather of Sanford pits], Rns *33. No Phone call* seen after 4 p.m. Herman Studplease. n a n* r. t*i n . ftw*. it It will nay YOU tu *rr IIS hrfnrr E X P E R IE N C E D H outekerper ton buy. Open Evenlm* nml rook. Call 2.W1-W. Sunday.* Ea*t*ldr Trailer hair*, WOMEN—<M * 33« Dully, Shim ins I'aUtkA, Fla. DeLtixe Gas Range; S cubic foot apparel for Children. Adults. Refrigerator. Very Good Condi­ Parly Plan sensation! Experi­ tion 2307 French Ave. ence umrrceaiiry. Isabel sharrow made 1233 — 11 days jpsretime! Free Outfit, Berlin* Fash­ USED FR1GIDAIRE in excellent condition. Mab* me 4n offer. ions, Benienvllla 31, Illinois. 2201 Sanford, Ph. 134. $500. DOWN VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom NICE Rooma. 33. weakly. 1015-W. home, large corner lot, establish­ ed neighborhood. Not a project, THREE badroom borne unfurnish­ two Mcllonvllla Ave. Phone 1M1. ed 333.00. Robert A. William* t«; MACE REI.P WANTED ISC ONE three year old gilding and Phone 1873 one 8 year old mare. Phone 3011 Goodyear .Service Bldre need* an or 3337-W, NICELY Furnished live room Appliance .Salesman lo sell Gen­ garage apt. Call C. C. Welsh. eral Electric product* IS and Jto 7 Place Charrywoed Drop Laaf a liver* Liberal rom m litm ni. 3 Badfaem Ceacrata Block Dinette Sit, Lika Naw. tel Roapplies tinn* Will be kept VA — 1223 Down Payment stlle Drive, Evanlngi Only. confidential. Apply In person at WANTEPjrO.B 338. Par Month P A I our store. 113 S. Park Ave. Kitchen Fully Equipped ;hl fraeiar. Vary WANTED—Fruit oo tree. Small Aet fast to -hooie colon and tile. Uural Ave. crops, so boxes end up. Call A. K. Shoemaker. Bollder QUICK cash tor Furniture, Add 2221. Wbalchgl Crave Service, mg Mark lam. Typewriter*, out­ board Mstars, Boats Super BOOKKEEPING nr General Of­ fice Wnfk. Call Harold Scutl, Trading Peat. On* ntda South Ph. 8112 between 7-B p m, 17-ft. Phono itm -wT A1TRACT1VE Three Bedroom Home. 38,800. Includes apIt— lealM is Qynartueltles —12 BALL R EA LT Y pLancas, large lot with trees, ■ pn City sawar. VA iniured fin­ 33,188 I,IIEP, war 80 WAR it n f l § PAID n l i - f nto r w John ' i i i i i Belli, ancing, <300 Doem. 334.00 month­ In fsw weak*. GROW MUSH­ ly payment. Principle and inROOMS. Cellar, ahed. Spare, full tarait. lime, year round. We pay 32.30 Cultivator*. lb. FREE 8OCX. MUSHROOMS. BRITT TR8CTOR 97 900 for Two Bedroom masonry Dept. 731, 3834 Admiral Way, •w a v 17-W Baulk iioum. Will be completed soon. Only 3330. down. FHA insured i loan. Juit Tight tor rrtiremsn! NOT A PROJECT! 8F"VI('K Hi a tinn for »ak f>nlv 1 bom* or ter smell family. investment required li Stork BUT— Homes of Real Individuali­ suit* equipment. W..T. Bell, 3rd | LOWBLL M. O B R and Park Ave. ty: Brittany Farm Hornas. Early American, Ultra Modern. Con­ ventional * F r e n c h Colonial SERVICES -14 types. FRIGIDA1RE appllaneei, sale* and eeryiea. G. iTTflgh, Ovlndo. Fla. Phona F05-3315 or Sanford 1843-W a flat I p. a . UP T O D ISCO U N T I *t » ii i JtabL Q Lag H n im p t.-'r l>«> Rig rsv>»f I IS Hub Crnsbf 4i*S firlghtar Hay 35- OFFICE EQUIPMENT -32 POSSESSION 3 B. R. Phillips home. Florid* Room; XUehan.aqnippod. Rede- Club Coupe, V-g, Hydra malic Drive, 3300 Actual Miles. Leaiher ette interior, electric wind­ shield wipers. Oil filter, radio, heater, (urn tlgnsli, imderroated Tike tinn (nr equity. Financ­ ed. For datslli write Bos 474, Ixmguond, HAYNES Office Esn & abS c l b s EXCHANGE 670-15 710-15 600-16 $14.61 15.96 $1.09 14^9 Machine ' Co., •nx.viirA W r S 7 At* *»>*' ntirn • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS a a n ttrsn u to -* * " !? . 1NC0ME-TAX*SERV ICE Wm. H. Murray FEDERAL T. ipa >he*p eete^ty* STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR 1 m phone # m 1*16 1.05 �______ |_________ I________ V ______________ ______________ • ■1V i *> ■ ft l ______ '■/ ■•■ ■ '______ [vile-- ' ____ LL ;r ‘ During the year we have been in the business of building and selling homes, many of you have stated you wanted to buy our home because your family had out grown your present one. The problem, of course, was for you in some %man• ner to get your money out of your home. This in many instances you have found extremely difficult. More We have need for only ire interested let's trade bedroom homes. If ne on one of ours. For Complete Informatii Visit Our Sales Office M« oor Model Homo Today BRAILEY ODHAM.President SALKS OFFICE: 2625 S. French — PHONES 2100 «-e080 __________ - ■ f It iF’ I 1 ill J »-■v* * TlT flit# •/* — �S A » rc n :x t l o r id a T T g R iu v - y g m u iA n v a i. m m Machines Said nty For Election Wlr* 'Clean Up Moons Bolita Said Hobb Starting with tha coming May primaries, Scminela County will follow tha trend of Florida and the nation from tha hand-written bal­ lot to voting machines. Tha unani­ mous decision was made during the closing minutes nf tha regular meeting of Seminola Board of County Commissioners today. courtroom, Following up a previous sppearTho trial *of J. Luther Hobby, Chief Roy William* told. Ms, *1 a parade of ance before tha Commissioners, suspended Seminola County Sheriff want to see you In two or tkrqt J. T. Landon, sale* representa­ to the character entered Its sixth day today with days". Martin state that ha BfVnf tive for the Shoup Voting Machine of J. Luthar Hobby, five witneise* taking tha stand went back to sea what Chief Wily Co., outlined numerous advantages Sheriff of Seminole < for Ih* defense in tha morning Items wanted. of voting machines, their use, lession. Willie R. Rrown tnld tha fedttsl County who la charged with a itorag* and cost. A Negro chef told the Federal court Jury that he was employed moonahlae cooiplracy "Tha Shoup machini Is absolute­ FULLER W Jury of the l \ R. District Court from Nov. I, 1033 to April 38, ll$4 ly fool-proof and heavily insured tavolvlng five other defeodanta. at Orlnndo this morning tjtat hk as a deputy sheriff under J, Lu­ by Lloyds of London against fraud •t Builnenmen, farmer*, produce* was told hy Sanford patrolman, ther Hobby but "1 never took any and tampering,” Landon said. ■mo , clergymen, all look the witCsrl Dnd,nn, "W* want tn get money for moonshine protection,’* CHICAGO (/D— Three memheri "Tho volar eannot maka a mis­ Stating that he was honorably Hobby out". "They attempted to m m ataod yesterday to teatify of a tern-age gang were aeiied by take. Rut can, however, change his MOSCOW •*_ Soviet Premier get me to sign a statement but I discharged from the Armed Fnrceg fm behalf of Hobby. \ police today and admitted taking mind by erasing a vote, as noth­ Nikolai Bulganin today pledged told them I could not inear to a as a First Sergeant, Browt, to • "Jostle* of the Peace W. Hugh part in the assault and stabbing ing ia recorded on the machine’s that collective leadership will con­ lie." he said. relating hia experiences at a de­ tape until tho switch ia thrown tinue In the Soviet Union and thincaa, charged by an earlier of two young men list night in a Clarence Noble. Ilia chef, aald puty sheriff said, "Ever sinew l’v« closing the booth," he staled. North Side sandwich shop. there will he no return to tha "cult At a limrhenn held In Miami tgrj^eaa who tcatified for the govhe was approached at Angel’a been in Sanford Willie Jamra and "A sample voting machine will} Detectives who arrested the Besrh today. Fuller Warren an­ of tha Individual." •nunent with entering Into an a- three youths and are searching b# Installed in the main lobby of Eal Shack, where he worked, by Martha Lee Drivers wera allowed nounced his candidacy for Gover­ He laid that observance nf nilea Dodson and Inveiligatnr C. S. to operate by the City". gfnement with moonahtnera for the for nine other members of tha tha court house 30 days before the nf the Communis’ Central Com­ nor nf Florida. Crois-egamlnation of Browa Ilodgvon of Ilia alcohol and to­ illicit mnsufaetura of moonahioe gang, said one of the trio admitt­ primary, and a crew of factory lie stated that his randldacy mittee would "inatir* tha party bacco lav unit, "It will lake a continued at 3 o’clock this aftato instructors will ba on duty daily ed (tabbing Walter Muller, 31, and 4hlakey, denied knowing either would be bused upo- his record from grate blunders and guaran­ Ini of colored people to sign to instruct county voters, ami Rolind Wood, JO. as Governor from Jan. 4, 1848 to tee us new victories In tha building <t*temcnls to get tlohhy out I wai laion or Leroy Long, denied visitprecinct officers in their use," They also admitted, tha detec­ nf communism." Jan. 6, 1033. (old", testified Nohle. P I their home near five Poinu, tives said, that they were "Just Landon said. Tha government ehlrf. who Rome of iho planks nf his plat­ Mrs. Mattie I^ui Evan*, wife "From experience in other ianied knowing a man Identified out looking for a fight" when they form as governor. If elected, arc shares the brightest spotlight with of tha former deputy Andy K. clilti," Landon said one voting ■a the UT.S. District Court trial went into the sandwich shop. party boss Mikita S. Khrushchev, he slated, "I will do everythin,' Tha detectives said William machine could handle between *6n appeared to be reassuring the Evan*, one of the defendants, tnld •nly aa "Smllty", and denied meetJanusch. 10. an electrical engin­ and 600 people during one voting The ftsnfnrd Rost and Ski Club within niv power to maintain seg­ 7Uth Congress nf tha party that the court and l-iry that at no time fog with Sheriff Hobby and other* eering student at tha University of day; and considering cost and a rising organisation, will hold a regation in Florida, and I will as­ thcra Is not now and will not be a was there any confiscated Illicit whiskey lo,t or taken in which to undertake to enter Illinois, admitted stabbing the maintenance, their use is not barbecue at Mullet I,ak* Tack, sum e active leadership fnr legisla­ struggle for personal power behind moonshine tion tn arrnmplish that purpose. from tha relit where it was kept Into an agreement to manufacture young men. Held with him without economical in precincts with iess Sunday, Fch. 26. tha Kremlin walls. formal charge were Ronald Jef­ than 300 voters." A delicious meat will be served "The full power of the governor’* Bulganin urged tha Congress tn during Ihe time that she was ma­ illicit Btoonihine whiskey. office will lie vigorously used to fers, 18, and William Abel, 17. Baaed on these finding* Lan­ beginning at I'M p. m. approve the new five-year plan tron and keeper of the County ■ Conatable J. Q. Galloway told Victims of the latest outbreak of don'* estimate for .Seminole Coun­ This event will aiark the begin­ secure strirl ehfnrci-mcnt of all for a big boost in industrial pro­ Jail. "I was responsible for tha £ e U. S. District Court Jury ye*, youthful gang violence wera treat­ ty was a minimum of u machines. ning of a new year for the cluh laws, partirularlv the laws against only key", Mrs. Evan* stated. duction. "I want you tn clean up moon­ terday that Maybelle Galnei, .*• ed at a hospital for cuti. They Sixteen machines would be suffi­ and will be a welcoming into off ce Illegal gambling." The Premier said the surra** lit staled, "I am against any of the five-year j-’an depended on shine and hnlila throughout the retted and in hit euitody for public told polire one of the gang slam­ cient to serve all precincts In the of the new nffirers which include; med a door in the face of Mull­ county with more than 400 voters. commodore. Joe Nicholas; vlrr- new taxes nr Increasing the rale a fundamentally correct policy In County wherever you ran find It Intoxication, aald "I wouldn’t stay er's were the orders given me by Roy, 17, and an argu­ To provide a lest for their use, commodore, .leff Davis; secretary- of any present taxes. I am also all fields. la Jail no longer than the time It' mentbrother, ensued. The elder Muller Sheriff llnbby", Andy E. Evans against broadening or enlarging an offer was made to loan five treasurer, Mrs. John Padgett; pub­ take* to take me there became ind Wood wera stabbed by one of H« praiaad Khrushehm’a refer­ testified this morning. any present taxes." machine! to tha County, for two licity chairman, Rhondel McMil­ •he worked with the city." Con- the youths who flashed a pocket ence to tha peaceful co-exlstsnea Relating his experiences to Warren said that h# was oppos­ of Soclallit and Capitalist systems, •tgble Galloway eald, "I told her knife. Ttia gang than fled. Police elections, charging only for haul­ lan; program chairman, Mra. age from Jacksonville, G e r a l d Behrens; membership ed tn a general sales tax and. as and tka form of transition to so­ witching the home of the Long then that I wai taking her to the said all the youths Involved arc boys near Five Points, Evans Before adjournment, tha Com­ chairman, Don Smith; and pro­ governor will veto any bill impos­ County Jail", white. stated that he and Investigator missioners decided by unanimous perly chairman, Johnny Padgett. ing such a lax if passed by the cialism In various countries. Ha said Khrushchev’s report Galloway denied over knowing or Lea Pace watched tha home vote to provide tha county with legislature. This dinner is open to tho public was "terminated with a deep and PUking to a negro, Clinton Sneed through binoculars for three sue18 machines, five of this number and "anyone attending Is guarant­ Other plsnki of hla platform firm ronfldenca In the triumph of rasgiva nights. "W* law Httm bt on a loan baits, thus sav­ eed-tn have a wnaderful <meal’*, . Youngsters Urged will wtre to Increase Hnmostoid Exij'tl-r's'w it eetrtarf'r’-rfilrh w t*jte '.ban as jteiton Jug* nf whiskey ki­ ing the county JAM for the first member stated. Tickets are now on rnipllmi from $3,000 to $10,000; working, the cans* *tf,fommun- lo ■ ear", said Evans, "before w* .to .‘‘go ahead" tolling moonihine yoar. Eleven machines will be sale and anyone Interested In at­ fair rcapporiinnnienl of represent­ ism." whiskey. Galloway twetifierf that To Be Precautious purchased on a rental basis of searched Ihe plies and confiscat­ tending ia requested In contact in tho legislature; a revised Snecii’a etatement waa "utterly This Is especially true, he said, ed 13 gallons the next day", 8130 per year until the amount Mrs. R. E. Mile hell nf 1TPS-J, nn ation When Flying Kjtes rnnulltollnn fur Ih* Stale; self fllto ". Evans also denied carrying of 81,600 prr machine is paid. later than tomorrow (Wednesday) government for citirs and eoun- because the cult of Ihe individual March winds are beginning to such as prevailed under ftlalln no moonshine nr any other parkage The 4th Dlitrlrt Cansteble tnld The Shoup company will pro­ evening. lics; support more revenue fnr blow and children are taking ad­ Inin a place felled the Silver ♦ha court ind Jury that Joe lltckvide fro* maintenance service Mullet Lake Park l» apprntl (bo public schools; to support and longer enters tha party's work. aon, a Sanford Police Department vantage of tbs gusty ycather by during tha Moon In Rookerlmsn. "1 had nn malrly five miles east nf Sanford complete the lumplkr; to push lb* patrolman told him, on a trip to getting out their kites. reason to believe that whiskey operation. on the Geneva road and Ihe rood tn flood control program toward com­ Kite flying Is fun, but some­ aw Jersty to pick up a prisoner was taken there", said Evans. toe park is plainly marked b> pletion; efforts will ho made tn at "w« are going tn got him times tragedy can occur from this "In Ihe nfflre nf Karlyle Honsroad signs. Seminole High improve tho price nf market fnr llfobby) one way or tha other."•port. holder and In the presence nf Carl citrus, and tn Improve Florida Dodson, Joe Hickson and InvestlRev. W. P. Brooka Jr., paitnr of Reddy Kilowatt, who worka for Band Skit Night agriculture in general. gstor ....... Hodgson”, ................ Evsns ......... testified. .............. Wflion Alanander annnounead to* ♦ha Pir»t Daptlit Church; Leon Florida Power A J.ight Company, —— , T .I ") waa told that I was seen at a'day that he ia a candidate for Snato Tickaring, 10-yaar re*ldent of hera In Sanford, doesn't want any 1 Semioole County; Rev. Lucian W. youngster to get hurt while fly- |^"O RCCllO tlO fl l Ol O certain plare taking a JM* mi*'note County Repraaenlitiva Irom A fund-raising rampsign that of Due to lack of response the Appeal For Help a car end w* know what It _ _ ' ' , ., •eolt, pastor of tha Lake Mary ing his kite. will enable The SalvsTlon Army in wa, •« .Group Two for (ho unexpirtd tarn* Third Annual Skit Night sponsored "Kilo flying la fun, hut It's al Fraabyterlan Church; Rev. Jamei Sanford to continue its invaluable Begins Tomorrow "Yon go along with n*. Dodson of Valia Williams, Jr. and lag to* P . Thompson, retired Presbyter­ ways best to do it safely," Roddy by the Seminole High School Bend services to the less fortunate In Psrrnts has been cancrlcd. ian clergyman; John R. Weaver, saya. told me," said Evans, "and you regular term. Enthusiasm rippled through Many thousand* of men and Many Ihnusnnda nf men nur community will begin Feh. 22. Th» performances of skits fur • Sanford (iinmmnr School l«*t women never go to Reddy suggests that young­ jACL locomotive engineer; Joa L. tn rhureh, church, and Upon the success of this endeavor ran continue to bold your Job as In making his aatwunceattil Wil­ lahed by various rlvic, fraternal Chrley. Sanford farmer and pro- sters keap their kites away from week over the annual sixth grade are never reached by otganisrd will depend tha maintenance) of Jailer. lson stated that ha was brought np duct m anr A; a WUson, Sanford electric wire* and lelavitiun an­ and rellalous aroups was sche­ spelling contest. The rnnte.-t «.-> —tiptoe Manr people, through The Salvation Army's prasant "W* are going to put that longfurnitvr# dealer; Harold H. Kast- tenna*. That they use dry cotton duled for Feb. 14. Letters had been an exciting one n« Ilia contestants misfortune, poverty or disgrace, work and tha extension of new legged. Georgia eracker, on on a firm and Is now ■ practicing ,mar, Sanford produce man; all string and navor use metal on sent to 40 organisations through­ j vied for fust place. The solve- feel out of step with Ihe other projects designed to meet tha ht tha chain gang and you ran go Attorney, From a country boy to out Dm county Inviting them to lion nf word* went into the people In thnir community nnd iaetifJed that "Hobby’* reputation their kites. creasing needs of nnsetllad times, along with us or we will put you [Lawyer, ha has don* l i r a work. participate In the event. Only ten •ad Integrity waa good". “When you alert to Gy your organitationa responded and five seventh spelling book before Hill outside alt ordinary concern for Tha Salvation Army deserves there Dodson told ma", Evans Harked In grocery stores, srorkatf Lemos was* the onU* remaining Iheir welfare, lh a chief deputy for Hobby. kite," Reddy says, "Pick a leva! of these accepted the invitation. more than the good wishes of Ita said. contestant nnd winner nf the j 0 these, and to score* nf friends, and of the community. It Pnm Jan. 4, IMS until hla suspen- •pet away from power lines and "I told him that they would Just to a factory, aa a building trades­ Ernest Cowlay, bandmaster stat­ others without a church. The Sal- deserves a helping hand from hava to put m# there. I didn’t man and ia a Combat Veteran ol •Inn, Otlia G. Owens testified television antennae, and without ed, "This is our annual project tn school honors. yesterday that th* "termination big rocks and treat s6 that you'll raise fundi ’ to purchase instru­ Rill Lemos will r e p r e . e n t valion Army goes, bringing tha every generous parson, who, want to Join with them In trying to World War II, with several decora* • I a deputy’a aom mission for Joe have plenty of room to run. Nev­ ments for the band and I ap­ Grammar School along with »r- „n]y religious teaching that they through this organltatlon, would pstl Mr. Hobby out nf office. They lions $or outstanding aarylco rancom! place Janet Rogers and third know. With this spiritual help like a helping hand In ha given tnld me." Evans testified, "that ■Ickson was not agreeable." er use the areela or highways. preciate' the Interest taken by arwen aald Hickson brought his "Make aura the cord nn your those clubs who accepted the In­ place Ralph Shrader in ttio coin- K,,ott material aid, anil a very real to others during lha coming year. they wera going to put me In At­ [dared. Wilson believes that hla *gperienro and background glva him deputy's identification card tn the kilo doesn’t have any metal in it vitation. We are greatly disap­ Ing county contest. Fourth place r„nrrrn f„r well-being, That any money given to The lanta If I didn't come across". *j-|ip Army ranks high Salvation Army will b* translated ffcerlffj office, slammad It on and that It U dry and properly pointed that more organisations trank Scott anil Hflh place Itet-v Questioned about tha operation a good understanding of all poopto Smith will "eve •• alternative. , , h„ hfnrl, of prop,„ lo(1, r ,4ha desk and remarked, "1 don't colled. Don't ua* wet cord or cord did not respond." a Negro mnonshln* place by In all walks of Ufa. for tha 8anfoid Grammar School Jutt nf thj, ronr#rn for Into help dispensed to everyone of Siva a damn". Minnie Byers, Evans told the Jury Since no other candidates havo . requesting assistance, without re with tinsel or that la toad* with . . . . . . . a , , , llitlr spiritual ami physical waithat "I received many complaints a announced for tha office, h t 1* ngt gard to rare,' creed or rolor, Is , Owens related a number of In­ littt* strand* of wlra. If cords lika •llerolJ llerkenhach, principal ,,f .................. well known hr all who have seen about drunks, loud nolsea anddrawing noise* „ ._ any issues at this time; but stances to whlcn W on and Leroy those coma In cnnUrt with elec­ Brotherhood Supper Hanford Grammar, vulrrd high * ,, „ , this great organisation In action. other disturbances at her house." Long had visited the Seminole tric lines, you might lose your ^ r ’ j * ,****,T51 fin? *B,en^6J praise for the spelling learn, an I , Tomorrow, the Salvation Army Slated A t Church h . plan, to schedule several con- *" ««r common ly County Sherlffa office tn post life" As a famous person pointed out Rut Evans staled, "1 told them h er|* L,be 0 ***,*. w th. * . Vii'** aiti K The annual Brotherhood supper. test, with other county school, P «l t n financial help, In or in lha and ,hev Prohtems as they arise In h* miB. City ......... pm di and answer warrants. In a statement, ’The work of house was........... Reddy says If your kit* gats observance of tha Wttk of during tha preparation period «T « rry on It- u . e f u | w o r k for evangeliiatlon which General Wil­ should . i - u report ------• the nrruranrea . - >ner favored by a majojrlty of tb* to f'Wba* you want Into your post- raught In a tras or an sleet He In Compassion, will b# held at the >n at chief deputy," defense wire* to laava it ther*. "Don’t First Christian Churvh, Wednes­ to Ihe county contest to he held »» mankind, (dva gcneroualy. to liam Booth, founder of The Salva­ th, City." Ttia complaints said voters. •how your appreciation of lla tion Army, began over 60 years Evans testified, we’ve reported it Wilson slates, "My platform id counsel William W. Judge asked climb trees or poles to free your day, 6:30 p. m„ with the Rev. In the rarly spring. many services tn humanity. ago has never lost Ihe spirit which time and time again to Ihe City this pledge; To us* my axperlane* Owens, "What were your Instruc- kit*, I'm aura year dad would William Runnehaum, minister of he Infused Into It." "That Is why", police and they would do nothing and best ability to give fair, honayk e w e In reaper! to moonshine in tha First Christian Church, New •aid he, "It remains to this day about It." representation to all tha people of ••wtoola Couoty," Owens answer- rather buy another kite than have Smyrna Beach, as tha guest Assistant district altnrney, E. Seminole County." one of the most powerful spiritual #d, "Hobby told me that his main you hurt from a fall or from com­ speaker. Market Report Is David Rosen, in his ci’oss-exiinlni- Wilson la a native of Lincoln forres In Ilia world." SVrpoea waa to rid Seminole Coun­ ing In eonUet with electric lines. Flan* for tb* occasion hava "Go to it, hoys and girls, fly ty of moonshine and ha has Good Last Week All eltliens might writ echo linn of Evans, attempted to force County, Kentucky, an.1 cam! to ba<n mad# by Mr*. O. T. Pear­ your kites — hut do it safely." Ihe suspended deputy tn testify Florida about ten years ago, Ha yreaehad that ev«r alnce." son, Mr*. 0. D. I.andres* and "Continued good weather Is rapid what this man added to his eon- that Ihe sarks allegedly In Ihe b;ck elusion: "Tha world can never re­ Suspended deputy aheriff MorMra. Iterry L. Stone. The supper iy pushing tha affect* of cold of a ear driven hy ha and Ifohhy received his education at Centre There were 106 esses disposed of pay the debt which It owes to The McClelland related to the will ba a potluck affair and a Urn* ollcge, Danville, Kentucky, Unlvar« f c n lastaneea when ha waa Ladies' Night Set of ehurch-wida fellowship. Mr s . in County Court Monday on Ihe damace into lh« background of Ihe Salvation Army . . God grant that tn Ihe James Smith place con­ •ity of Kentucky, Lexington, Kan* tained moonshine w h iskey. "1 monthly Plea Day y Judge Ernest Florida agricultural plclur* as its good work may grow and pros­ J. W. Knight, Mr*. J. Bair, Mra. •threat m ^ Nto "Long boya". don't want In argue with you lucky, and the University of Miami, growers concentrate on new crops per as tha years paai." SfcCialiand aald Leroy L o n g Monday By Rotary Mabel Bishop and Mr*. W. C. Hntu ho ld er. about It", Rosen staled during Miami, Florida. Ha was admitted to The cases were eomprlsed of and reworking those which suffered Calus* will comprise the kitchen threatened him at tha Seminole Wive* of Sanford Rotarians will rross-eiaminatinn, "you worry Ihe practice of Law In August, 1830, 33 pies* of guilty and sentenced; little or no damage." said, L. If Cbwty JaU, "If yeu don't atay welcome the "nr need In plan fore*. Mrs. W. H. Young will ind has mantalncd a Law otfles about It". . 67 rases that wera previously dis­ Lewis, Director of State )A<rki1s Mrs. Koontz Has J * wood! we’ll leava you dinner" edict Issued by their hus­ maka the coffa*. Table* arc to b* Jerry Martin, owner nf Resale's in ihe Fern Park area for approxi­ l ° ,a* kill you," bands for Wednesday night, tha set up by Mre. J. Bair, and de­ posed of by pleas of guilty; 13 today. "Early damage repoi* have Night Club, defended by attorney mately four years. He la married McClelland Unified that the occasion being a.Ladles’ Night to corated by Mrs. H. R. Ring and cases pleeded not guilty; 67 bonds home out In soma areas With tem­ Big Kitchen Pet Sam Murrell stuck to his testi­ ami ha, two children and presently were estreated; one rn«o was dis­ Mrs. C. R. Grlem. Jay M Wal­ porarily light volume resulting ,L®ng boya told him. hr held on tha graunds nf tha local * THOUSAND OAKS. Calif. M*_ mony that he knew nothing of resides In Altamonte Springs. missed; and one defendant died ter la to . lead tha song service; while at other* volume Is equal tn Elks’ Lodge An alee trie w«!der, Charles E. Most housewives would flee In ter­ payoffs, moonshine operations, or Wilson wants to assure th* vofert awaitlpg hearing. and Mrs. J. C. Diets has charge or greater than for the same period f atlarson, revealed on Uve wllne** The All-Star Caoking Committee of special music. The public Is ror, with their husbands keeping rackets around hla plaei nr In of Seminole County that If elected, Judgo Houihnldrr announred last ic ir." * SMMfday that Lelon Long, koown aa "The Culinary Com- Invited. pice, at the sight of Mrs. Melvin Seminole County. that trial term will begin Momhr, h* will conscientiously try to per* poundari" consisting of Al Lea, Feb. 27 and that 17 cases are set "On Sanford Slat* Market the Koontx’ kitchen pet. During the raids of Jan. 30, 1834 forf all of Ih* duties of Rcpralt* ___ I fw w k ln a r, had offchairman; Tom Jones, Tom Brown, vegetable and citrus picture pointed A 330-pound puma ilia nn a Jerry Martin said, "I wai called for trial before a Jury. ^ IS* "moon- Jim Hnlteclaw, Earle Turner - id Veterans To Meet In, and was, more of an optimistic drain board while Mrs. Kooatx to a room In tha County Court Jalivci and will do everything pos­ A Jury panel nf 36 names was bluInM» w halvea and maka Gena and Franela Roumlllat will A meeting will b* held Frldty, drawn fnr service during trial situation last week," Manager San­ washes har dishes. Ha follows her House by patrolman Carl Dodson sible to assist Seminola Cuunty -to tot ef money." prepare one of those chicken bar- Fab. 14 a t B p. m. in tha Ameri­ weak. dy Anderson said. "Out of 33 var­ about lha houie and la aa domesti­ in Ihe presence of Dodson, prose­ grow and progress. ieties of produce and fruit sold, we cated as a kitten—well, almost, cutor Karlyle Uousholder and "It Is my dealr* to become ■ J * - ™ *Ua#*a yeaterday, be. becuea for which they ere famoui. can I-aglon Hut fer tha Veterans had a total of $3,538 packages although Mrs. Koonts has • few former Asslitant Slate's Attorney tonally acquainted with as RIFLEMEN DESERT f t * "*•**>*« ssUI 8:30 this morn- The mens, to be served starting of World War I, Barrack* N*. ALGIERS tit—French authorities grossing 1134.784., an Increase ovar acratchai. !7 ;” ' Scpoty, William at •:'< p. m. Wednesday, will beadHubert Griggs. 1 waa told to put people of Samlnola County aa L All Vats ar* urged amt Invited aay about 30 Algerian riflemen de­ Ihe preceding week wf 28,007 unite Rh* acquired the puma, named my card* en tha tabl*. They asked ilblo between now and tho til * * • w m d rndar Hobby. line chicken, choice or barbecued or smoked, potato salad, vege­ to attend this session. All quali­ serted with a large store nf arm and a valuation Increase of $43,Klmbo, five years ago aa a baby. ma to makw a atatament against tha elactlon," said Wilson All Wj-Minnla Byart, Long told tho tables In and out of season, pickles, fied Veto who Join barracks prior during a battle with nationalist 372.83. Celery, cabbage, Iceberg She bottle fed him and reared him tha sheriff. I refused," aald Martin, [dec. "Howava.,*’ ho said, "If and coffee. S B * * * »M • *J*toab driver do-nuts bw to April 1 will ba charter n a n - rebels yesterday. It waa tha larg­ lettuce and grean onloni arq itili aa a pat. Now he'•■ta 10 pound* "and they put ma tutdsr 11,300 unablo to maot somo of tbo bjeoming ^deputy." He aald. The event will take toe place of bars after wblcfi permanent of­ est reported defection of tho 15- weak pricawlae. Tha market en of b o m ms at and a gallon ol bund but Dm case baa mtit bun ,1 Mvortholoas hop* t m time. tho regularly scheduled meeting f ic e r * will ha elected and tha bar- month-old rebllloft in Algrla against these Hems Is not at all aatlafaetavr milk dally, and walchoo totoyiafea stand and atUl favc * * * » * * > ''................. of Monday, Feb. 17. to predeefa," rulo. ^ - 1* itnesses Maintain y's Character Evans Testifies Members Of Youth Gang Admit Taking Part In Slabbing Fuller*Warren* To Ru n In Governor’s Race Dinner Sponsored By Boat, Ski Club Is Open To Public K Billy Lemos Wins Spelling Contest Nikolai Bulganin iPledges Collective Leadership Stay Citizens Are Urged To Support Drive' To Seek Position Of Representative t 198 Cases Heard By Judge Monday r *.v #i ••r ■ “ *- » � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 20, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/af7f0e2937df6dadefae02dd3816bdf2.pdf 434f89ee5ab18eebf51627a095eee6da PDF Text Text »eok tho aaat wow bald’by ■ THt 8ANT0RD BCTALO____ TflrUStOlt B. MortOlt win Demoerat, Earlo OeaeaU. c t <- No Future Doto Sot Citrus _____ The latter to ’ Biaenbowar waa t o Exomine Ike dated yoaurday. ‘V In the State Depart are* Morton BOSTON (Ul)—Or. Paul Dndlay Whitt Houm today announced tho haa handled legial^Uve matter* Whitt, tha Boiton heart specialist M department relatione •• with who haa beea attending Preildcat W B O l S S t & ; * * * p,,Uett,,,r,,, ta ^ resignation of Thurston ». M&rton Congroai. 'L Blrenbower, lay* no future date I, hoy Ml-tlrao Sob bo* “tjutboo la anything but tho ro* *, ' u ,' nt ^ r*ta rr °f •presrntatlv* <o Quoboe actionary prorlnct It la thought to Hopuhlteao boiMm Um for FORCE* TO BE WITHDRAWN haa been ret for another examlna* liarhimo Pruvfocm iu( m by (bo real of tho country. The u ‘ 8‘ ••fl*,or ,rom KentnehY. TOKYO (It - British Contmrr lion of the President'* heort. i Packinghouse Work* people art progreiilvo, partlcu* I" accoptlng tho resignation, of* wealth forces la Japan will bo with­ Dr. While, back home after Tues­ { lorly tho workara 'who art tho foctlvo Fob. 30, President Elata* drawn and the** la Korea -reduced day's physical examination of a rt Mlaa Plamondno'a Aral group of aocioty to rtcognUt bower expressed. "host wlaboa fbr to a bsttallon, It was annoudeod aayi loaning to draaa tho ability of a woman. And thoy Four luceoaa ad happinoat la tho to 7,000 troop* la Ure two-eoun* tha President, appeared lest night giro a woman cob* have ahown tholr confldonco by 1*U I ahead. tries—moot la Korea, The battalion on a closed-circuit television pro* electing mo proaldent of the Mob* Announcement of tho action left In Koran wnttld Include Cana­ gram baamed to audiences of doc* ’va been elected prfsl- treat Labor Council." came at Elaenhower'a vacation dian signal corps troops and Naw tors only in 5i American cities. lha labor council l'vo Mlaa Plamondoir learned her hcedquartera at the plantation Zealand transport alomtnti. It will Ho told a newt conference prior wearing a hat mora Engllah at McGill Unlvarslty eatalo of Secretary W tha Treasury hava seme other supporting troops. to tba telecast that tbp tlx doctors i laid. here, whera aha itudled for threo Humphroy, Tho cutback marks another'movs attending lha President have In fluont Engllah, a yoari after attending a builnen Ifortoa'a roalgnatlon to bid for la the shrinking of Wostara forces iho added In her teem college. She wai working la tho tho Sonata had boon forecast Ua her* and la Koras. eminine Chic Asset In Her Work PITTSBURGH CR-The Westlagnun Elsc'trte Corp. strike enlerad e.lgtrd day today and an early Attorn**! saorned remote after w firm'* rejection of a public NtyijT lat« thrit walkout. Ow, Georg* M. leader of Pennrfrsala, la coowalen with four Her governors, hid set up » twoK fact-finding board to study m strike which haa Idled 44.000 •HMra at M Waillnghouie plants ftMTOcL 17. Gwilym A. Pries, Wrettnghoure lokfi chairman and president, e itr telegrami to tho governors ajerilng tha plan. “Wostinghous* cannot delegate B outsiders. . .tho right to doat mitre tho fundamental terms of ho' union agreement under which Foriinghoute must Uva for soma wait," ht ssld. ' In Washington, lha AFL-C10 InItionsl Unioa of Electrical tars aald Weitlnghous# ahouM uvdoa Ua futile attempt* ta adMda dispute by mlUlon-dollar agenda campaign*" and try ithlava settlement by preseni­ lis case ta tha fact-finding •optwJ Ui« governors* proposal, arg*d Westlnghousa manage»6t with a "campaign ot lies, djtpllelty and misrepresentation". fiov. Leader, who previously •aid lb* probe would go oo oven without Woitlnghouso, had no lmmedial* comment on Price’s re- « Teller Outbluffs Would-Be Robber ! {(BAN FRANCISCO (tlt)-A red. Islred bank taller outbluffod s Would-be bank robber In a mid., town branch of the Bink of Ameri •ajrestorday. Tha robber walked up to Ihe eage wbor# Marilyn DlnubUo waa work­ ing aad demanded: "I want fives, tans and twantlas." Miss DlnubUo deeldsd Ihe pistol ho laid on the counter wasn't rail. She slammed hor cash drawer shut, Jumped away from the counter and exclaimed-' Tho thrills, Vhe color, tho music, the beauty of Florida Slat* Uni veralty'a “ Flying High," the W APtit*fe greatest OMBlOal nntUolaU world's cntloglalo circus, Is eomlag to Ure Tangerine Bowl, Orlando March t and I presented by tha Jualar League of Orlando, fne. All proceeds will benefit the Youlh Center to be built In Or­ lando. This Youth Center will bo n LONDON lit—Rsglng floods and gathering place for teenagers.. With all tho daring tight wire, a new cold wave struck much of high trapes*, specialty and nov­ Europe and parts of lha Middle elty sets to be found In any cir­ East today, piling misery on mis­ cus anywhire, the production will ery In a 17-day freeze-up which last almost tw« hours. A troup of already h it cost Ml lives. Tg FSU students will headline the Torrential ralna and melting show. Tickets for tho cireus may snows brought Turkey now dis­ bo purchased from any msmber of asters of tha worst winter on rec­ tha Junior Loaguo or they may bo ord. Tho known dead there totaled ordered by mall from Mrs. Robert 72. Welker, 7010 Golden Oak Court, Ics jams and a brief thaw sent Orlando. Tlcktts may be hsd for the Rhine and scores of rivers 11.00, 12.00 or 0.00, tax Included. rampaging over their banks In cen­ All sells are reserved. Feb 22 tral Europe. through March 2 tickets will be Yugoslavia estimated Its flood on isle at (he Rexall Drug Store damage from Ihe Slrumlca Riser in Winter Park end at the ticket alone at a million dollars. booth at tha corner of Court 8t. The Netherlands reported the and Contra! Ave. In Orlando. coldest night slnee 1042, with tem­ Traveling la their apeclal bus, perature* down lo IS below sero. (he FSU troupe will put on 20 big Even sunny Spain froiP up again lima acts. Featured will be such after warmer weather yesterday. sell as the "Cloud Swing," where Ilehlnd the cold wav* lurked the a lovely coed performs In a slant specter of famine. Crop losses al­ swing .10 feet high; "The Flying ready ran Into millions of dollars. DsCosmos," action on a swinging trspeie; tight wire walking or the Known deaths attributed to tho Rola-Rola. whfro a sturdy mils WEATHER WERE: student balances a lovely coed on weather were: top of hie head, while standing on France 124. Turkey 72. Italy 87. Yugoslavia 67, Britain 47, Dsna board across a rolling log. Featured In the Circus arc sev­ eral Oranxe Countyy students. Among thesa are Min Diane Wright of M KUIsrney, Winter Park, and Eddla Wyeotf of 1172 Oak Lane, On Feb. 21, 12. and 23 (he Col­ ony Theatre In Winter park will ■how a Grantland Rico feature on J. Edwin Larson the FSU elrcus, "Flying High." ta til-expens# trip to Europe, and will be* under contract to the Florida Citrus Commission. Miss Steiners mafcls of court will bo Dianne William* of Qainet J rUle, University of Miami student; Durelcnr Jnhn.ou t>t Clearwater, student at Florida State Univer­ sity; Shcrll Deas of Fort Myers and Melinda Jones of Daytona Botch. Willi* llariack rode 41T winners in 19U to become the second iockcy ever to ride more than too tp. bower "should be able to earry one year.' Willie Shoemeker rod#1 on an active life" as president 4S3 winners In 1W3. "tor anothsr 5 er 10 years." FR O LIC ! FINAL FRIDAY yo u r a now ar e r e t h a r defensive pleading w i t h Ike C lark of tho obeys Court i l l fe servo o copy thereof upon fillet. Hedrick * Atiarnoy* for Plaintiff, Jinklneon, •I F i r s t N a iia n r i B a n k »ull4lng! as rear* re ft ; ° t o r * doers* pro eonfose* will be a n ia red a s a m s t yen fo r ik e re lief demanded Te the Cemvlalnl. & SATURDAY. FEB. 17 & 18th Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses 45.00 Dresses 69.95 L A D IE S’ tricorne Determines Price /You Can Pay For Home, 13 years '16 years • years I CLEARAN CE WOMEN'S, MISSES, JUNIORS AND HALF SIZES Reveals Candidacy Russ Meyer In the last seven National League campaigns gained For Reelection The robber hesitated, then put a 34 J edge over Ihe Chicago Cubs. tho gun In his pocket and hurrlod After lours wlih the Phillies and TALLAHASSEE fopv>—fttale Trea­ surer ar».l Insurance Commissioner from tb* bank, Dodgers he It hack with Cubs, J. Edwin Larson haa become the Tho thoroughbred meeting at Only five (Same have hatted fourth member of Iho Cabinet to Laurel In Maryland waa opened .300 or better In World Series announce hla candidacy for re-eJec•B Oct. 2. 1U11, competition. lion: Larion, who hat held hla office since 1D40, has opposition so far from only one cimlldato, one of hla former employes, Charles I)rooks. Brook* resigned several months ago aa chief of the motor vehicle financial responsibility law enforcement section ol Larson's of­ fice. How much «aa a family normal­ non-insured loan; and VA-guaran-l Cabinet member* who havo not ly pay for a homo without eaualna teed mortgages, where tha Vet­ a long-term hardihlpT erans AdmlmstraUon Insure* tha yet announced for re-election are Frederick W, Jackson, assistant Under against loss and aven lei* School Supt. Thomai D. BaUey and wlee-presldent nf the Dim* Sav­ equity or down payment la re­ Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin. ina* Bank of Brooklyn, answers quired. Larion, former collector of In­ that question In an articla ap­ Any nf the three type* can be pearing In the current edition of obtained through savings banks, ternal revenus for Florida, la a BrnaU Home* Guide. Hero la hi* commercial banks, life insurance graduate of Iho University of Floranswer: companies, cavlngi-snd-loan asso­ Ida Law School and a former slate "The purchase price of a home ciations nr other Institutions spasenator and Houm member from —whether a used house, a brand ctaluing In real estate morlgsgss. new on* In a development, or one Clay County. In tere st B a te s built to order—In genera! should At present, the Interest rate not be more than 244 times your annual Income. In other words, If on VA-guaranteed mortgages la you earn 19.000 a year, the pric* four per esnt o year. For an oaf umio Kama ahniild nnl Km mnra FHA-lnsurad loan, 14 la 4tt per cent and tho borrower psya.apprnximatelx. one-half of one per cent in addition to tha FHA ai an Insurance premium. Interest rales on conventional loans vary from 4H per cent upward, dapending on local circumstances. Under almost all mortgagee, the V X t i i k r i n f m a u n , a etagie woman, *1 #T _ , home buyer part a fixed amount aach month, which,automatical­ ROTICtt OR • t n ? * 1' " *n ' ly payi off the principal and In­ TOi LOIS II WALKKtl. sn d. if ntorrlsd. - — W alker, her unknown terest by tho end of t|v« mortgage husband, If allvo, and If dssd. their term. Tho longer tha term, Uio unknow n heirs, devisees, o r t n t s s a . lower tho payment* and tho hl*t>I . l a t e s t , assigns*!, lienors, c r t d l or the total Interest peld. lure and trusts**! a nd ALL RRIIHON* ll.\VINO o n CLAIMINO ANT The following tablao gtvo tho J. NTKH KMT IN T i m FOLLOWINO monthly payment* for oach $1,000 o s '. a c i u i i i c n l a h o a i of the tore* types of morlgsgss at l A l i I t and II. Block ta, a t various rates and ler varying Mnntnndo, lha Muburh n . tu t l f u l , Um and hla family." M n f o r d gectlon, accordin g in lengths of time. Tho dgurts do lha plat Iheroul recorded In Ftgwo Down F aya and Include Insurance or texts. J'ie l Hook I, page I I , o t tho ekaoa suggested that a famlpublic records of asm lnolo ('a unty, Florida, eririag to build or buy should 4H* CONVENTIONAL 9% Years Required I vou Atuc iin n c n r n o tified datsrmln# the amount of caah t h a t a s u i t hoe been brought aa>*ara can to paid aa Ui* tnlUal • a.3i f a n M o l n s t vou, tho n o t u r s nf which Mt IT years ty, or down peymenu This T.ot It in removo r e rto ln clouds and to T il II years oulot a n d eunfiras Ih* m i s lo las. w could Include Um value of T.IS 1.30 IS years above deeorlbod root p r o o srtr. load tf tho prorpectlre bom*- •.00 Tho n i n e or tho C o u rt I n which 10.3* 10.61 10 years n alioady owns Um kit. Iho suit has been in stituted la the 16.IT I years fton you nave ssUbllahsd Iho 16.66 Circuit Court e f lha Ninth Judicial Circuit lu a n d for asm ln olo O u a t y , iml of you.- tosh outlay," FHJ-INIDBBO Florida. Tho abbreviated title nf aon ecsvtlnuod, "you can then ( 4 H * tntareat, plus 44* p n m l u m k rmino tto sis* of mortgag* a o W J t t t A T H ^ ^ « nB55 iN T ,lL; fill. U years lw4. hi olher words, U sms elnjflo woman, ot *L 69* 20 years The doscrlpiioa e f th e real pro­ • 1^°* ea*»k,waa» to roM* t .» IT years p e rty Involved ta no se t fo rth above. • lor furnishlngs aad sppty M| ' II years You a r e hereby required to (lie ■ yoara IT years llysare Hyear* WINTER *HAVEN (itf-C ltn u takes tho spotlight at Ure Florida Citrus Exposition today with packart competing fbr the beat sntrla* of tho numerous varlotlas. Competition la axpected to ha boon. Another attraeUuu *«1 queen Dorothy Steiner, 31-year-old bru­ nette from Boca Raton. r Min Stolnsr, 6 fool 744. was cho­ sen list night from a group of beauties representing all parts of the state. She gets a eomplslo wardrobe, FEBRUARY Flying High Circus To Be In Orlando • si 16.61 UM 1$ Featured At Exposition Today P A N T IE S Pllaa*, rayon, nylon. Brief* f l a r t styles. Six** 82 th ru 44. Raff. P rice M t to M I 47 M A T E R N IT Y D R E SSES In alaal 8 to 18, regular prloos 10.91 to 28.91 CLOSE OUT 'M E N 'S S U IT S Yaur round waJfht, charcoal, ehar ffrey •nd char brown. M E N 'S T -SH IR T S M E N 'S SLACKS Siioa 85 86 IT 88 89 40 41 42.48 44 Regular 2- 1 1 2 1 0 0 2 2 1 Short sleeve*, patterns and solids. Slzaa, small, medium, largo. Leisure slacks, fine grade poplin. Completely wn.liv­ able, niqe brltrht colord. Wnlat sizes 29 thru 88. * Ref. Price 5.98 Short 1 1 WITH 1 TROUSER, rag. 45.0® 1g & J F & n v M I N V m CHARGE ACOOUNTB1 Orlaaie.** Fur SJ* • *Mb’ �Weather Fair ta peril? rloeity and wenK through riatnrriay; lame ief let« tonight ead earl? satnrday. AN INDEFINDBNT DAILY N tW H PA PR SANFORD, FLORIDA VOLUME XLVIII FRIDAY, FliBHUABY 17, U tt» Europe Facing Problem W ill Resume Monday Heavy Attack Squadron Seven (VAH-7) haa been rhoien to reBefore a parked courtroom In ltnhhy alto n l,| that there wae prevent Heavy Attack Wine One U. S, Dlitrlct Court al Orlando 4 cr an ocea.alon In which he ipoke of Sanford aboard the USS ForIhls morning, three wilneairt for la Kelsey about lining up bootlegrental (CVA-S9) during her spring the defense were brought to the gera r to engage Kelaey and doubt* “shakedown cruise" in the Cirri* A campaign to ral«e 34,OM fnf hean. VAH-T 1* the recent re­ aland and (ratified before Ihe hi, aatary. h.ii _ Ti!Arv' M t cipient of the ComAirLant Batik illara wer. loot Slr.tegte Alt omm.ml s .tvepl- court rew ard for the weekend In hit tealimony thia morning. The Salvation Arm? will be open# Efficiency “ E". I of it wheat The * ,n* intercontinental B-U Jet ahortly before 1 p. m. Hobby told the federal Jury that rd Feb. 22, according to an an* March S will tee VAIf-7 going .Irv of Aerle’ iiltme Anthers exploded high over northThe trial of auaprndrd Sheriff Invrrilgaior I-ce Pace of the nnimrement made today by Lieu­ Tb« government reatad It* eaa# at the Guided Mlsalle Base. aboard for alx weeks of duty with L n . s i r , . * ll «"• California late yesterday Three Yelvlngton donled making a • crop damage ,h„ #||hl frewm(„ wete killed. J, l.uther Ilohhy, former Slate alcohol and lux unit had recom- Itenant Raymond Luce. The ram* the Navy'a newest Super -Carrier. against impended fhariff J- Lu­ mended George Kelsey in him for palgn will extend until March *• 1400 a month payoff proposition Since IMS the Torrevlal haa been ther Hobby, former degpty »harI Four pirachulcd to safely ami Beverage Itepartmeiil a g e n t . Ihe poiiiion of deputy ahviltf, | Money r»is,-d by The Salvallo* Iff Andy E. Evan*, former State to Investigator* Lee Pace and cited the focal point of nation-wide incere In lit l*th day, onf wa* missing, Dwight D. Yelvlnglon; former Referring to the number of' Army will be used for tha expan­ Beverage agant Dwight E. Yal- nunieroui. Inalanrea of working tereat. Rilled at "the world'* e ueriher Three botlios wer. recovered Deputy Andy E. Evans: former moonshine ra»e, made in Semi- 1sion nf many actlvlllei which vington, former N gro deputy Wil­ with Pare In an attempt to des­ largest. most formidable war.vhlp". from Ihe widespread, burned wreck- Negro deputy, Willie R- Brown; note County during hi, actlvltlea •have already heen put Into operalie R, Brown, and tavam opera- troy liquor atill* in Illicit opera­ the aailed the stormy aeaa of poli­ , Turkey 73, Italy 0[ ih, ,|ght-mllion dollar nu- and tavern operator,, Jerry Mar aa aherilf, he told the court that t>nri. Fund* are alao needed fog tor* Jiffy Martin and Jama* tion. On * direct question from tical and military controversy i 87, Britain 30, Drn-;r |ear weapon rarrler which wa* tin and Jam r, Smith on rhargea "More than 270 rase* were made, the expansion nf tha eilsting Smith, charged with defrauding Defense Attorney Judg* "Did ynu even aa her keel was being laid ere .10, Germany 29, j *1 nearby Caatle Air Force of conspiracy in defraud Ihe Gov­ mure than any otlirr aherilf". Hob­ program at The Salvation Armf In the Naval Shipyard al Newport tha Government In a eountywlda discuai the Long* with him Ihe Netherlands 18. |iJ<p ernment, will resume Monday by denied taking any bribe, of any headquarteri, 211 E. 2nd R t (Pace) on more than one occa­ New*, Va. Now, ten yean lalrr, moonshine eon*pi racy. tugal 17. Swlt.erland „ w„ ,h, flr,, erilh M . F,.„ morning at 9:10 o'clock. nature from anyone, at any time, CVA-.19 enter* ilia final stage sion I" Yelvlngton testified "Ye* Thi, campaign will he the AnAt 1:39 yesterday afternoon, 0 Sweden 8. Poland ^ minnH hr crf(v» Prior In resuming hearings this any place. that will aoon place her with tie nual Financial Campaign #f Th# AaalMant Dlatrict Attorney K. air, many time*." Libya 1 ami Spanlah nf lhp „ r||, r „ M pr0!)r||er.jft morning before Judge William J. He related hji experience, wllh Salvation Army la Semi noli CotinYelvlngton denied having ac­ Navy'a firat team. David *»*•« brought Wa part of Barker and a federal lury, dethe Ixwg boy, in obtaining In­ While operating with the Forbombera. The all-jet R-JI was on tha trial to a gtoaa when U # cepted bribe* of any kinds'at any restal, VAH-7 will participate in fe n a e attorney, William W. formation about moon,blue and ty. “ ny reaching tha goal of |» ,. me bark to northern « training flight, 0000, (hi* organltalloq will he Paee, Invaatlgator for the Alcohol lima during hi* Ilf*. The former aimulated atomic delivery mlitemperature was atill “There was an explosion when Judge rnmplained to J u d g e bootlegging actlvltle. In Seminole able to withdraw the tambourine and tobacco Tas Unit o tha U. S. fstate Beverage Agent eald “I wae alona end provide In flight refuel Barker that an Orlanln newspaper, County, I lobby said, “I knew I low rero Snow plots, we were over Saeranienln." aald enlleetlone from the elreeta of Government itepped down from surprised" at tha testimony ef- inf aervlcee for the carrier air 1 hroke through to alHarold F. Korger of Alssa- widely circulated In this area, In wa* ta” ,g In booilegger* and Sanford," IJeutenant Lure staled. Issue, nf Feh. it. 17, III and 17 the wltneaa aland. eow thieve* too". group. In addition, a large group II anowhotind commit- tr.ri r»jif., me of the four ittrhad In the opinion of Ihe enunsel of. iquadrnn maintenance personPaco charged yaaterday that Ilohhy told Ihe court of the in- The program of The Salvation Ivivnrs. "It knocked out Ihe Inter- for Ihe defense, eoinlainrd »enArmy la three-fold: Evangelistic, Dwight E. Yelvlngton approached nrl will be flown by squadron weather so far avert-icom system, A frw minute, later satlonallml -headline i and new, atance, where illicit moonshine Welfare Program, and Character aircraft and Fleet Logistic Air fcJm at tha Volusia County Jail tt official! In Slrily' there tsa, a second explosion. I artlrle, purporting t,*J*e the evi­ *1111* were fouml and destroyed. building. Some of the manyit|Jngg Wing In the Naval Air Station, In DeUnd, Dee. 17, 195S with a Italy warned manv hailed out. We were at 32.000 feet." dence. They contained/ the attor­ He alao produced newspaper photo- that- fall Into them ra((*t rlaa Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where proposition that would net th* two vnuld he in dxngfr If Korger, auffering hum* and a ney tald, Inaccuracies and were graph, of two tiill, found and de­ are, transient relief, amergewcF they will provide shore-based aupkivaetlgaloe* a ttoo a month rakrrixrtrd. fractured arm, was Interviewed al in many Instance* prejudicially stroyed. port for the deployed detachment. off to allow moonshine opera tors In In a portion of Hobby'* testi­ relief, eld to unmarried mothara, x narrowed the only Joaquin General Hospital In slanted. “Therefore we respect­ di,aster relief, youth program Concerning Ihli letcat committ­ tha area. seen east and w,.»t Stockton, 2U mile, northeast of here | fully request of the court that the mony, hr aald that he railed Mr. summer eampa, Chrlelmaa Ofo. ment of VAH-7, the squadron's However Paco testified that no Pace and with deputy sheriff Andy mi, the Store lUelt He had landed H mile, southwest |ury It,- queried ^ |o •whether or Commanding Officer, Cdr. I.. It. eery Orders, Thl* agency, aa wall name* were used In th* ronveuaIlian *.mm railway ■ ‘Bockton after hailing out of Ihr nut Ihry have icsil any of Ihe K. Evans, wrni nut In look over av meeting the material needl •£ I.lbhey Jr. USN slates, “Seven tioo and tha he turned down Ihe a still that had hern found. Hr ere piled up on hulls rttna-rn p h. bomber, ii happy to he assigned to work proposition and further reported the staled "Pace «ald It wuultl he llioio It eoulacla, work* toward itile, The government l’t,r n,h*‘l Hire* aurvivori paraon the Forrealal, aa tbJl I* the ready to run Ihe first of next week. Ihe goal of lifting the** people Incident to hie superior*. necr-s.vry sliiptneuls. jCbuled to safely in lhla area, about firat opportunity for our veteran, Paco (citified that ahortly af On Face’s sdggealion Ihe atill wa, to a higher api ritual lave!, sticlchrd almost 30 1M mile* inuthetiat of Ban Francisco, to qualify on the new <nn*ltd not destroyed." On returning to The fund* which are r*e*lv*4 ter being *ppro*ehed by Yoivlngflight deck." .— the Ntfrtfi Srg from T,l*7 »rB MaJ. Michael flhap, ooplthe site nf Ihe alill laler, Hobbyj from thle drlrg are for th* pcr« inn In regard to a payoff, Lelon No stranger U fleet rapier «uid, “ My men went nut and found po,a ef continuing thn aervleeg Ix>ng, admitted Seminole County operation!. Heavy Attack Squadthat lb* Mill had h«*n mnvrd, I cad Seven nai'reeew'ff loalfU .ei •aid we'll g*t them anyhow," *r« now being mad* for th#;W*. a very successful five month de­ gttapended Sheriff I.tillier Hobhy terment 0/ the program 0/ Ttw the operation of mooniMne still*. ployment with the tf. S. Sixth testified (hat he employed an in­ Salvation Army In Sanford. Ah Pare trillfied that he (timed (xmg Fleet in Iho Mediterranean area. former by Ihe asms nf Juo Sledge present the transient me» and down and that he t >! I him (hat 1 Squadron detachment, aboard the who laler was employed by Ihe families whn are stranded in Ih* “ I will attempt more thee aver to carrieri US,9 Coral Sea, t'SS In Long buy a. Mr. Doyle nref.aed the fart that ' Irepid, USS Tironderngi and L’SS, oeleh yon and convict you." community can find comfortabl*' Local Men Named Pace then testified that stiapend- Nation Red Cro»l had expended I I.ike Champlain amaaaed a reHobby revealrtl that Sledge waa errnmodaltnna through Th* Bal*<l ftheriff l.uther Ilohhy, bever­ 127.000,000 on dlaaateri for the ] cord total of nearly 7700 flying In get Information regarding ihCjVallon Airnay. Thl* I* ■ receng National Winners location ami how tho atilt was | improvement over the pari flclllage agent* A.. W. An,ley and lari aix month* of lwxv There hour* while fulfilling their opera nperited and whom they paid. He W. T. Wise, and Jo# Biedge ad­ were 7a sepnrnle operation, le.i\ ilunal rnrnmtitmenla. tiuring Ihlx ..r tie* avallaltl* through thlg aIn Award Program aald ha need Seminole County geney. Other Imprnvemtnta wilt vised him of the possesion nf an Bill Thom** and Wallao Heinmoney kir Ih* employment «f com* Into affect In th* aear illicit distillery hy Lelon Long In er, nf Brill Tractor Company. Sledge, tur*. Bemlnolo County hut that he did Ford tractor and implement • — — On information from Iho Informnothing about It heeauee "It was dealership in Sanford, have heen er, a atill wa, lnralr.i and deatrnynot my ees*." named national winners in Ford ed Hobby L-riified that he saw At 1:31) yesterday afternoon Motor Company’s 19V7 Trarlor lelon Ixmg at the still In Hi* enmDefense Attorney* reqiierirtl that Parts and Service Award pro­ the defendant* he acquitted. The gram Tip* announce me nl wav William W Judge. McKinney pany ot Joe Sledge, but lhat the motion for acquittal woa made hy 4* m ^ * " i i r a n t n u u u x , ^ m i t i r ’M f l l l i r J made tnd.n hv G. If, W. Schmldlt staled that he did not know aua- operator* nf the still left, probably Vine President and Gfnrral Man­ pended sheriff J. L. Ilohhy of Iwrauae Hiey sensed MimeOiing defense attorney William W. Sued For Damages ager nf Florida Ford Trarlor Com­ Seminol* County, and further wa* going to happen. Judge. However, Federal Judge U)S ANGELES PfH - George Hobby revealed lhat tho adopt­ pany, .larksonvHie, Ford tractor slated that "l Has* never aeon William J. Barkrr denied the noBurn, and Grade Allen have heen c l f* J him". McKinney, on eros,-exami­ ed preeatillnn, lor the |rnt*ctlnn and implement distribution for ttnn at SiSS. ™ sued for Ifih.ono damages in eon- D C S i j p O T l , O U O r O Flnrlds and smith Genrgi* nation hy assistant dlalrlet at­ nf Kledgt, after th* still waa eonTha firat wl'.neN for th* de­ n-ctinn with a Irafflc accident In- "T" n \ / _ i _ J FN Thomas and Heinrr will receive torney, E. David Roaen, aald lhat fiaealcd, were hiding him out and fense waa th* defendant Dwight volving their aon Ronald, 30. I 0 DS V O T ea U fl an all-rxprnsei pald trip to De­ he knew an invesllgalnr of the laler tending the Infnrmtr and hh J5. Yelvlngton, 37-year-old former Mr. 10J Mrs, Henry Frallllch said The Oviedo Bovkelhalt fx*»m *rd1 troit, Feh 27 31). at gtrest, of alcohol and tax unit by th* name father to Alabama, State Beverage agent who I, now In Ihe suit that they were Injured meet L.vm.in In Oviedo tonight snd Ford’s Tractor and Implement Hodgson. McKinney denied giv­ A number nf eshlhHa wet pr*employed a, an assistant foremen tsvt March » when Ihel' e-r wn, i' -I > is the night th.it spr.iitnrs Division ing HotlgMui any Information r* xented to th* court and nce«pt*d, Hospital Not" strutk by another driven hy Ronald, will he asked tn vote on fit the They are among at Ford Iraetor girding the presence of impended Feb. 17 who waa alao named In Ihe suit, best sport on Ibe hois tenm 1J 1 dealer perwinncl from all see- sheriff Hobby at the Ixmg home Including picture* of confiscated Adminloni --------- ■ ■ tire girl who lx seleclnl 10 their Ilona nf Hie United Slate, who at aov lime. He also denied tell­ ■till*, a summon* hook, ■ state­ Mr*. Porter tensing. Sanford ment from a Wert Virginia sheriff REFUND CHECK* IN MAIL opinion a, best guard. have Ins'll named winners In Ihe ing Hodgson (referring to illicit and ropies of Hobby'* litrotn* lax Mrs Jean Helen Tegfeltd, Sanford TALLAHASSEE CJB) Gasoline Th* *ole* will be xr.iled tnd prngrain In addition, the lop in moonshine whiskey investlgalion Edward Gaskin. Ml. Dor* report for 1961-1)1, Clifford Stafford, Plantation EM shrinkage refund rherkx tnialtng ^'r l>l '’V Mr. flklrliel, prinnnal, part* snd service managers from and conversation with Hodgson The suspended sheriff stated that 3131,186 are In the mall to 4,005 *nrt f'e a le d at Ihr Alhlrlir llxn five nf Fonl'a 12 distribiilurahips lhat “I told him that Ihli la white Roger! IxtFIlx, Geneva Mora thaq 150 Negro girls and gas dealers. quet In May. The«e two awards liavc been awarded trips to De­ men’* business and I don’t want to he refused to d»putla# city patrol­ Dismissals hoya front ov*r the enllr* State men, Joe Hickxin sod Carl C. Dod­ The refund I* the second under '"grlhcr with an award fur the troit. have anything to do with that." Mr*. Ruth Harris will arrive la Banford beginning 'Ihe 7t winners will tour th# The second wltneaa testifying this son. Ills reason for refusing to de­ 1 1953’ law which authorized re,K * "I” 1 "* lhf Alberta Green I * today to take part In the Statewide ImhursJment of dealers for the lax tl'* .»'rl 1 ' " “fr Ford Trarlor Plant, Division Gen- morning, identified himself as putise patrolman Dodson wa* has. Sidney Murphy Trl-IH-Y Conference lo he held paid on gasoline which evaporates numlmr of foul 'h"t, will be ,n- rral Offires and Pails Depot, and Henry Wiley of l(omesl«ad, whn ed on a report from the sheriff of John L. Bcymore al ('rooms Academy. hefore they ran ..11 It. ; nun“ '' «hf» *«l the Ford Rotunda and giant slated that he accompanied “ Fata" Hancock County, New Cumberland Pal Haught The representative* of Tri HI-Y Rouge Plant They will be honor­ Me Kinney to Sanford to secure a W. Va. The report was read to th# Rlrlhi Th. firat, mid* In Nm.mb.r, 5* * flubs from Negrn school* In Flori­ __ I— I « , u i- . . . . j » i___ »■ JoRF*. ed at an Award Dinner, Tuesday, load of moonshine whiskey from Jury. Baby girl Tegfeltd ' da will take part in panel dlal-eb, 21. ’ Hobby (old the court this morn­ the Long boys. Wiley also testified rusilnna, hear distinguished speak­ er*, and learn hnw they ran bel­ that no one waa at the Ixing house ing thist on tnveral Instance* he ter Improve their ability to lake other than he, McKinney and Ihe received money In amount* from Former German part in Ihe affair* of the smrld. Ixmg hoys and that no one m isled lf)f) to 2,in dollar* from Jerry Mar­ Th* three-day event will climax In the loading of tha car other tin, Nrgrn tavern owner, for POW Back In US bond* to release Martin’* wlf*. Sunday morning with the election CLARKSVILLE, Tcnn. fori - A than (hose mentioned In hla testi­ who was a recited and Jailed on nf officer* and the (election of mony. Wiley was alia subpoenaed former German prisoner of war X?(f moonshine charges. Buying Of Savings next year’* conference tile. nf Ihr Unitrxl State* ha* returned by the government aa a witness Theme of hla year** conference released Tuesday morning and reWhen Federal Judge William J. In hop#* of someday hemming a has heen set a* “lhat we all might subpoenaed aa a wllneii for the de­ Barker announced Ihe recess ahort­ Bonds In Florida cltlran, be one" which wa* adopted from ly hefor* one o'clock lodoy he afense. Get hart Jud wit confined al thy World Youth Conference which gain admonished the Jury not to Continues Growth .Suspended Sheriff J. L. Hobby Ft. rampbrll. Ky, during World wa* htld Ihls year In Paris, read anything In the P*P*r* or Purchase* of Saving! Bond* Jr look th* wltnesi stand shortly after War II. 1 France. (llsrtisi with anyone, or view by Florida In January continued thrlr If* arrived yerierday with his 10 o'clock and testified under exam­ Unit for Ihe conference mem­ television and not tn discuss a- forts a rd pace and exceeded allghlly ination of defense attorney W . W . wife and l-mnnlh-old mn Werner bers |a the 80-member Trl-Hl-Y mongrt them*#lv«s the trial th#y those of January 1B17 which had Judge until court racesi«d this af­ (o'make his home with hia former Club of Crooma Academy. Al­ wer# hearing. H# **ld, "Walt until been the highest level attained for ready prepared are aouvenlra, overseer Haywno.l Wyatt, who ternoon. Ihe month since War’* end In IMS, all lb# evidence U In". workshop material, and plana for sponsored hi* return lo the United Hobby slated that In hi* cam­ it waa reported today by W. A, Pat* Ihe banquet Saturday night which Slates, paign or sheriff in 1911, he waa rick. Chairman of the Seminol* will be held In the cafclorlum at opposed by Percy A. Mero, Ihe In­ * AGREEMENT SIGNED County Saving* Bondi Committee. Crnnmi Academy. cumbent Roy G. Willlami, Sanford MIAMI f ID—Representative* for "Jjtala purchuei Ihli year wer# CENSUS BUREAU INCREASES police rhlef, Charlie Reck and Clay Thia Ii th« firat ronfcrence Howard Hughes, California Indus- 18,111,370 compare,! wllh M.M1.W* TAMPA (UM— The U. S. Cemus of It* type to be held In Sanford Williams. He (old the court lhat Bureau haa Increased Ha staff of liter* waa bitterness between the trlallst, have signed an agreement In January 1131." Patrick aald. and sitenaiee preparation* have for uie of laboratory facilities here. Florida anumeralor* from five lo candidates for sheriff. been made to Inaure Ihe aucccaa 14 becauae of the rapid Increase Hobhy teatififd that he knew A spokesman for Hughes aatJ of the Negro youth get-together. Teenagers taking part In the nr population and retail sales in Georg* A. Kelsey, Oviedo Police plan* for Ihe use of the laboratory emftrtnea will come lo Sanford Ihh slate, Chief and suspended constable, and could not be disclosed now. from Tallahaiitt, Ft. LauderCharlea Fay, head of the Florida that he took an active part of Ihe Under Ihe agreement, researchda!*, Miami, Sarasota, Bartow branrh census headquarter* here, campaign for sheriff against him era financed by the Howard Hughe* Qulaey, Madiaon, Jackaonvlllc, St. reported Ih# expansion yeslerday. by passing out carda and speaking Medical Inililule will fake over Pc (era burg, Orlando. Winter Park. Previously enumerators were «!• In behalf of Percy Mero In the laboratories at the John Elliott Ihe total value of X and H Rmiifil Daytona Beaeh, Ml. Dora, and signed nnly In Tampa, Stedlion, OvirJo section. Atlorney Judge aik- Blood Bank. outstanding to the all-time hiUk.aPWest Palm Boach, ai well as West Palm eBach, Miami and St. •d Hobby, "Yon heard Mr, Kelaey 340,M million*—aa enormoug r*» Many report* have been printed from numerous other town* and Auguitlne. Now there alia are •alify that he supported you." Hrd>recently that Hugh#* fan n ed a tn*tlllea wtww Trl-Ht-T Club* are HXCITKD YOUNGSTERS wait tn get on one enumerator* In Gainesville, Jtefc. hy rafU*4 “TVu is u untruth." C e u a % f » k wfclah fc u boat la U n lo a d UUe R Payoff Proposition Related By Witness m Boys Girls Arrive For Tri-Hi-Y Meet ilB n H h T tfff �.11" * ' _ " fiwvir'SE All Church Notice* n u s t bc p f m ated a t The office by • pun* oa the day before publication. LA SS MART BAPTlfT CHAPEL Lake Mary, f t * iglat — lev. H> A. Fritk Jr. •Cay tahoat td» w * a n ta i Warakip WO*. Uatoa «>M pm. FIKST SAPTUT CHURCH Park Art. at Ilk M. W< F. Break*, Jr;, Paator Frad H. Plifcar, Aaaoclata Paiior Hlrty Rofira, Muilc Director Early Morning Wonhlp 1:43 a.m. Sunday School 0:43 a.m. Morning Wnnhtp • 11:00 a.m. Training Union CilS p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Wcdnciday prayer Meeting 7:30 p.RI. Nursery at all servicesWELCOME P IE S METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Are, at 4th 84. Sunday School 1:45 a. m. Musing Worship 10:41 a. m. P. II. V. 7:00 p. m. Evening Evaagellitie.7:41 p. a . Z P J S & i T i * - Wadaaaday algbl prayer and THE LITTLE BROWN CEURCE praise am ice 7:St p. a . ON THE HILL iu m SPUMOS lA P T ltT Oemer Park Art. a ad i4tk St. THE SALTATION. ARMY J. Barnard Reel, Mlalatar Sunday flekool............ .8:41 a.m. M E . M E t/U aatoatat l iy a s e d S. Lace, Moralag Warakip........ ntM a.m. Sermon: “ Where Need is, There Cemaaadiag Officer Is Christ" Sunday Compaay Meetins 10 a.m. Nursery takes cere of the lilUe ones, Hollneaa Meeting 11 a.m. Yeung Peoples Legion 7 p.m. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Salvation Mating S p.m. 14CT Sanford Av*. Tuesday Y.P. Sand Practice 4 Paster. Parry |„ Siena p.m. •( Phan* It IS Salvation Mating 7 ;» p.m. Sunday School, ft:til a.m. Adult Wednoaday Ladlaa Home L agoa lesion: "Life's Greatest Choice." 7jM p.m. Morning Worship, 11 o’clock- Mrs. N. V: Parmer will be at tha or* gin. Special music by the choir. ASSEMBLY OP GOD CHUICH Weekly, open Communion. Bar* lMk «L iM Li art) Are. mon: "What Shalt Wa Maka of God's House?" (Mk, llilT l, Ear. Geerse L Hoes t ;« P u k Ara. tad MM CYF, Chi ftho and Juniors, ft 9:45 a. m. | vtTflgMvi le v . David R. Canefls Sunday SchoolJ 4|A1 Moralng Worship i t g, m. p.m. Refreshments will b* served Mrs, Perry !.. Stone. 8:43 p. m. byEvening f 4 flaeday, Cemhinad Moralag •»* Youth Service Worship. 7:10, stress* 7:48 p. m. i Mm l . « to U»*» i.nt* Call to Evaagcliatio Rally In* rongregatlonai singing, Bsr* Prayer and Bible Study Wedne*. * Wllffilp 10:40 a.m. Evening Rcrmon: "Th# Household of God" day at 7143 p. m. ‘ « aa Tf4l p. m. (Eph. 2:10). tha sernnd In n eer­ f Wcdnasdiy Prayar Servlea and "Remember a glad hand Invitee ie* »n "Figures of tha Chuich In you to worship with us." ptyu nueuiiloa 7:48 p.m. Chapal Kphealans." Attendance sponsors: ■ c M r Rahareal after service. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Williams. * Thunder Youth Night Program SOUTH HIDE BAPTIST CHUICH Meetings this , weski CWF, : f i n to 8:10 p.m. Devotioaal Tima. East 17 SI, Monday, 7:GOt Itrotherhood Sup­ At Park Ava, > CbM> Aattvltlei. per, Wednesday, A:,10j end Con­ Tha and of your search 1 U l l i a , Minion ary Soclty 1 ference on Educational Building. For a friendly Church. I B N tliia monthly). Pallowshlp Thursday, 7 :10. Pester 1 Public meetings are opened to Xmaakeoa — tod Tuaaday after- B. B. Laaaford, ' Mas- Prayer and Ruilnaia — 4th W. L. Stephens, Associate Paster ■II. A special invitation la ex­ * T*a»dir aftanoea. Sewing Circle Mntea Hlgglakelhsm, B a a d a y tended tp strangers, Navy famil­ *«heol lapertstaadoaL ' -dtfc 'fhuradiy » o « lai. aw ies, tourists, winter residents, 10 A.M.and weekend guests. The nursery "A friendly chunk for the Sunday School Morning Worship 11 A.M.Is opened from 11 till noon. OffBible Rtudy 7:lo P M. street parking la provided. Evening Worship $ P.M. Prayar Moating (Wad.) 8 P. M. HOLY CROM CHURCH Missionin' PramUlaaial (Episcopal) Rev. H. LylHeton Zlmmermia, i *< D„ Rector CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH 1st Bunday In Lent Bov. J. W, Partum, pastor 1:00 a.m. Holy Communion Oar, Peorleealh M., Oak Avt. 1:18 a.m. Family Service and Church School Sunday S c h o o l'll a. m. Morning Worship Service 11:00 11:M a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon Services through the Week: Training Union 8:13 p. m, It’s a Mnndsy, Tuesday, Thur»Hay, Fri­ family affair, , day and Saturday - Holy Com­ munion 7:30 am . Evening Worship 7:30 p. ra. "Coma thou with ua and we will Wednesday • Holy Communion • 10:00 a.m. do thee good." Wednesday • Children’s Confirma­ CHURCH tion Class • 3:30 p.m. CHrae r* Ji^4* ' Wednesday Litany, Penitential Of­ FIRST CHURCH OP THE fice and Sermon • 1:00 pm. NAZARENB Friday • Church School Lanten "Saatord'i Slaglag Church" • Service • 3:30 p.m, Cor. of led and Maple Friday > Adult Confirmation Clai# aJeHeg, Thuraday, TtSS R. E. Spear Jr., Paator 8:00 p.m. ' •:30 a.m. Sunday ScbooL Clams for all agas, FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 10:43 e.m. Morning Worship. CHURCH 4:30 p.m, Christian Service Trainng Classes. Rev. A. G. Mclnnli, Minister 7:30 p.m. Evening Evangelistic, 0:43 a.m..................Sunday School Prayer meeting Wednesdays, I0:3o a.m. Session meets lor pray­ 7:43 p.m. er In the Session Room. Morning Worship Youth AetlvitJai Thursdays, 7:43 11:00 a.m p.m. Prelude "Cantilena" • • • Plern* PAOLA WESLETAN METEODIRT CHURCH Call to Worship "Rejoice, the Tha Chujfeh of tha Naurena Is S MUm Wool an EL 44 Lord Is Xing" - • • Harwell Netleyan tn doctrine, evangelistic Rahoel SlU n appeal, and friendly In follow- Anthem "Holy Lord God" • - Celn Wonhlp lOtiS ■hip. (Chancel Choir _ Youth «t4i Anthem "A!m!|hty God of our Weeahlp T>M F ath ers".......... Jamas - F *•— ftSO FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST, .(Chancel Choir) R»rmon: "I helieva In God, the SCIENTIST, Father Almighty." lo t E. locoed St, 8:30 p.m. • Pioneer Fellowship Sunday Service* 11:00 e, m. 8:30 p.m. Senior High Fellow­ : UPBALA COMMUNITY Sunday School "8:30 e. tn. ship. 3 PRRgRTTERlAN CHURCH Wednesday Evening 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Mealing H:00 p, m. Trelude • "Tranquility" . Scholln “ Rev. C. C White, Mlnletev Lesion-Sermon: "Mind" 5; a n , Clever M em, PiaAlat Call to Worship "Palher, We ' M i a FettUle Rasmen, AuL Reeding Room located In Foyer of Would Quiet Be" - . Adams Church Bulldlog open to public Anthem "Now, on Land and Sai 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Monday thru ".M r*. Nancy Gilsa, Children'! Dairandlng" - - Bortnlaniky Friday. VheJr Director. (Junior High Choir) . ". Mr. mr, George usnwne Peasld, ra n . Asst. Supf. A cordial Invitation Is extended ' ed Church School. to ell to attend our tenrloea Chunk School, 10:00 gje, FIRST METHODIST CHUICH and uaa tha Raiding Room. - OUaeee get all egee. Pilfer Milton H. Wyatt El Weteklp UtOO a.m. 0:43 a. m. Church School THE CHURCH OP GOD T* Oklldren'e Ssrvlee UtOO «.m. Clam s for all agai. OP PROPHECY 5 Young People 8:30 p.m. 11:00 a, m. Morning Worship 3 ChUdren 4:30 p.m. 1881 Elm Are.. Sermon Topic—"T h * i r l e i t E Herehlp TiRO p.m. Paster Dreams." £ . Everytody Invited to e*toi lev . D. D, Creasy, ■uaday School 0:43 A.M. *■*11 eur eervteee. Morning Worship 11 :oo A.M. 8:30 p. m. M. Y. P. Sunday Night Bonriee 7:30 P.M. T:ll p, an. Organ Vasper* WMB Tuesday Night 7:3o P.M. 7:30 p, m. Evening Worship VLB Thursday night 7ilo P. M. Sermon Topic—1“Ufa's Two Ways" Old Pashlon Revival baginning Broadcast over W. T. R, R. Pab, 3. Services nightly at 7:30. 1:30 p. m. Recreation for young Evangelist R. W. Btockdala tn people. charge. "You ere Invited to come wonhlp with us." y s n . ia n r 'V? ■T. LURK’S LUTHERAN b Stevie (Near Oviedo) E b . Stopkea M, Tnky, Paator Merala| Worship am a. m , Radio Mission Breadeait at |:ao . 8. M. over WORE (740 he) TV SSRIBS for Kvaryona dunday School J:3t) a. m.-for aU Thin Waoki Prayer Can Help »se roups Uhrlitlan Day School— Monday You In Tima Of Emergency. tiMMgh- Friday • :» a. m.-<All ... WDBO-TV aMmaatary gradaa and kinderCkanaal a. Saturday till p. m. lartaaj, ___ ?A L AA/D T h ey belonc to a little girl. And she love* them both. But, although she is only a tot, she understand* th* difference between P al and Poochle. echurch A H FOR l P oochlj li ju » t h er “doggif tf°Ule,w, She c ^ t a l l t to blm. *tjd p e t film, and cuddle Him a t n ig h t fn 'h e r crib,* B ut eh* ha* p u ten d th a t he loves her tool F°n n i i . * * church Pal is her “ bow-wow.” H e answers words and caresses with his eye* and his bark and hi* wagging tail. He follows her, he snuggles up to her. H is love is just as real as his funny cold nose. Poochiew ill one day retire to the attic. But Pal will be her pal for all of his faithful life. c‘*»Ur H 1*4 fBrtngs home, does it not, the importance of responding to love? T he love which inspires man’s faithfulness is God’e love. T h e Response is our C hristian worship and life. ,v*a This “Support The Church” Series,i Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole Coynty Ministerial Association, is Mado Possible by the Co-operation of these WellI known Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK 3. C. HUTCHISON & CO. HAROLD H. KASTNER A CO. BROWN’S AMOCO SERVICE GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO SERVICE C. D. Brow* of Seoford AMERICAN OIL CO. A. F, RAMSAY. FLORIST M. JL BtaUkUa*. CaatfMtor W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE UL HILL HARDWARE CO. 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JOHN'S REALITY C ft "" WADE’S SUPREX MARKET - WARNER'S GULF SERVICE LANEY DRY CLEANERS �THE SANFORD T E L E V IS IO N I II tit* 1:1* •iM 1:1* l a a l i r School Forum D ollar e SooonS Lucy Show Oh i o t o * Harriot I lls Tlo Tt* 1 :1* SU*I. 4:1* Qroo* 0!o O o r r Tit* Country F ro lt;* 1:1* Bool too Clock *:*# ( M s * Show (:* • Th# Hcoeymoooero l i t * I for tho H o n o r » I* tl'O A wo JO JOB t»:»* Uuoomnho l t . l t Demon MunjoO ThOOUS It:** Slop Iho Motto 11:1* L o ts Show 11:11 Mtwo A So. 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Ohio, with pilot Dick Ulm giving the demonstration. The Ughtwelghtwaft Is mad* from a rubberised alnuat fabric. The wing, tall assembllaa and pliot'a seat era also of alrmat, and the conical fuaatags la of airship fabric. The craft Is made rigid by air end U is powered by a two-cycle, two-cycie, 40-HP so-m* engine. angina, At a i bottom. oouora, pressure and the deflated plana la shown being easily carrtsd on s hind dolly, k e s t r e l Paw Stjme Time Musical Pew. Spiritual Time Rev. W. 0. Ksleea J. K. Oele World AS H a s Man w ltk A Qaoatlea Muslrale Ooopel eissee* Ckarek kervlo* Wort* At m e M arket Report Twilight Sonse v a porta Book Musis a t nandom Drifting Oa A Cloud Kosea For A L ad j Dial - H " For Mualu R ight Kdltloe United Natlona It's D anrstlma S U r ll s h t a r a At lianas Wltk I M S News L ajraa na Call To r e a p e r a is o o f f aptm bjsoor Row* Doors* Smolkor* Hundop Matin** Frsodum Mtorj Citrus Mutual Musla at llandom Dusst Bettor Maalcal Lovora Pgm. Ava Maria Hoar Forw ard Marck T w u ig tu Boars B e r t s AS A Wanes jo ck e y 's » * • # * Mot alas DovoUosm Harmony Tim* World A S j h s e , M ornm s MoledUn Itoo Clak Raws j i a o Club .. fH m rs ra c*i * k ■** Verletls* _ _ Country I t y K O. A A. Legal Notice IN COURT n r T B l c o r NTT J t ’IMll:, Bk.MINOI.Pl COUNTV BTATK o r FLORIDA. IN IIB TIIK ESTATE OF FRANK L. WOODIIUFF. JR.. Di p u i s S IN PROMATR TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CONCERN: Nolle* Is hereby alven th a t H. W W ars tiled his final report os Ad­ m inistrator of ths ss ta t* of FRANK u WOODRUFF. JK. deceased: that bo filed his petition for fin*1 dis­ c h a r g e and th at ho will apply to th* Honorable L. F. Iloueholder. County Ju d g e ot Hemlnnl# CouolV. Florida, on th# I l t h day of Fobrue ry A. D. lots, for approval of aam* and for final discharge a* Adm inistrator of th* ostata of FRANK U WOODRUFF, J R d e ­ ceased, on this l l t h day of Janoary las t. H. w. Ware A d m l n l i t r a l o r o f tha estate of F rank U Woodruff, Jr. deceased. K W. Wars, A ttoraay f a r Adm inistrator, W oodrutf-i'e rhlna Building. Sanford, Florida. IR COURT n r T U B COURT* JUDIIK, SK MINOI.I! COUNTV BTATK OF FLORIDA. IN RK TIIK ESTATE OF ANNIE JOHNKUN. U tc tllld IN PROBATE TO ALL WHUM IT MAY CONCERN: Nolle* I* hereby given l i n t ELMO JAMEM Hied Me final report >ee Kseeotor ol th* oetala ol ANNIE JUH.NMON, ooceeeed; th a t no Iliad hie petltioo lo r linel dlechara*. and t h a t h* will apply to t h s Honorable E rae el F. Houenolder, County Judge of Memlnol* County, Florida, on th# l i t * day *1 F e bruary A. tv Its*, for approval of oam* and (or (Inal dlecharg* aa E io c u to r ol th e oetal* *1 ANNIE JOHNSON, deceeeed. an tblo t l t k day of J a a u a r p A. D. ill* . Elmo Jam** E ioc utor of lb* ootote of Annl* Johnson, decease* B. W. Warn, Attoraay for Eiocutor, » Waodruff-J’orkta* Buildias, Be More, Ptorldk Lav* of U f a Bears* (or T sm nr Oaldlag Light Ja c k Pa a r M e w Leva S t a r r Rebars tk Lawts Channel Crossroad «:u* tilt S :lt Mtishtor DBF Boerat ( t e r m Oa Tear A aoaaat jii* fsaub^ ■:4* Boh Croabp sp ra a se a R World At Roes Radio Farm m eant S aturday k a t l s o s Rswa Bar Rons Ran** World at Tkro* ktrlotly lootrnmontal MOO Club Rows MOO Club Th# Hnytbm Bn*t Won Id At l i e BVRRIRB M arket Rsport T wilight dong* • p a r t s Book Music a t lUadot* Drifting O* A CW*A Th# Upper Room _ Juke tins rtaturdoy R1| Night Fdltloa F a f t s Forum J u k e Hoe Bat. Risk* At Homo wltk Moot* Rswa L aym aa’a Call t o F ra k l j n Off ____ t!tf 1:1* I ts tit* 1:1* »:o* | : 11 4 t t t a r n s a s Oall Tn I t t t Dawn Brasher* l i l t Sana s . J l Slsrkas Rsport t IS Raws t _ . ; oo knvsa O s la c k Clab t is Rswa I IS Bpcrtb AS A (Mann I SI Jockey’s Choice I.IS M s r s l a s DsvaUoam I: i t H arm ony Tim* I l» World AS Rio* t i ' i M orn ln t Uslodlo* CIS Mar# A Thsr* | : S | F o r Lad la* <J*ir M l MSS Club t i l * Now* Lis SWf.°fr#S ArTMRROOR m rci&Tfc..0 *:--* Lit sjrv— i1:1* ll WSitJUB Accord Preview tits Toon Tima I t t K oT t U.. Actress Married Secretly New Years HOLLYWOOD —Movie actreii Tarry Moor* waa married aacretly laal Naw Ysar’a Day tn U a Vegu, N*v., to Eugene C. Mc­ Grath, Panama City, Panama, Inluranca broker, amt they ar* now honeymooning tn Caracas, Veneluela, her mother aeld Sunday. The mother, Mrs. Lamer W. Ko Tord, u ld the merriige wee kept aecret beceuaa “he ian’t uasd to this Hollywood publicity " Mile Moore, 20, signed her reel name, Helen Luella Koford, In ob­ taining the marriage license. Mc­ Grath is 19. Mrs. Koford and the marriage wae performed by Lea Vegea Judge A. S. Henderson at ' ia home. It la the second marriage lor each. Mill Moore divorced Glenn Davla, former Wait Point AllAmarIca football player, In Loa Angela* In April 1039. Tarry’a mother u ld McGrath waa her* oo a business trip about thra* months ego. A Mend of his, actor John Wayne, Introduced him to Tony and her mother. J A C ia a R v a u FRIDA T 1PR M M I ■ VMRIRD Mickey Moos* d o b Cops, fullest I II Rsport D s u f led c a r l o A ! PatU P a s * Js x . CoafldonUal \Martin, Lems Secrets Still O n # !Relationship Has Strong Ties HOLLYWOOD (* Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis want the world to know that their ^••‘•nershlp l* in even better shape than It was befor* their recent feud. Jerry etates this in no uncertain tarma, and Dean agrees. Jerry sounded off In his new enlarged d r e 1 1 1 n g room while dressed in a cowboy suit or tneir current film, appropriately titled "Pardnera.” The bulging comlche has gained 30 pounds and Is edging Into the Jackie Gleason league—had this to say: “The team Is better off than It ever wee. Now we have a perfect we know exactly arrangement where we itaiyi with each other. Thera are no misunderstandings, no Jealousies. Wa couldn’t be happier." The eaus* of their contentment, he said, was ,an understanding on how much work they would do to­ gether end separately. "Before, we never appeared separately on any occasions," Jerry remarked. "Once in a while .iS'A-r I would be called on lo perform t i l l * U a r j Macro lt:S* A rth u r O odtror when Dean wasn't around. But I II:** A rthur O odfra j always felt guilty shout it t t :»* S trlk a II Rich H i l l T allaa t Lady "Now «e agree that 1 can do l l . l l Lot * of U f a anything 1 warn as long as it isn't t i t* Search for T omorrow 11:4* Q u ld lt* Ll*ht a coast-to-coast TV show or some It** on* O clock *hew thing like that. I’ve played about H U J a c k Poor t i i * Lav* S t a r r 20 benefits In the pest month— A MOMISINO matador Is 13-monlh-old Martin Leeds ss she give* things nobody #vw hears about. 1 an Imitation of a bullfighter at the Bulldog Show of America In New go out and bave a ball. That’s my York. The trouble Is that Captain Kidd, the bull Involved, la not only life's blood, making people laugh." friendly, but puttied by the goings on. At bottom, chemplon AvertU's Dean ha* made it clear that he, Maximilian, an English bulldog, trlea to look Important what with n being older snd not as stagoplaid cap and the trick glaate* provided by the ahow commit!**. struck, Is no< ihe eager beaver Jerry le. So while Jerry cute capert for the Boyj Scouts and give him satisfaction because he They’ll make lh*lr million* from WAEDHAUS, Was* Germany — the B'net B'rlth, Doan sharpens does it *11 by hlmielf. I get mine two more pictures this year and On* mil* east of here Is one of up his golf • out of playing before live audlencca th* most dangerous frontier* In "One of the things that really at benefits. It's a perfect arrange­ peeved me during our split was ment.'' tka world. It la tha Ctacb-Wast German bor­ having people write that I was Helping to cement their current BUS KTRIKE AVERTED der over which thousands of anti­ Jealous of eDan because of his hit harmony is the feet that Dean haa JACKSONVILLE (iff)-A cltywlda communists havt fled to ths West records," Jerry said. Jealous! How another sensational 'record which bus strike wae averted lest night— fantastic can you get! sines l«tf. will probably beat hi* "That’a until Sunday midnight—when com­ Csechoslovak guards hav* orders "Dean’i success in record* Is Amoro." It’s tho lilting "Memorial pany end union negotiators agreed that are dark tn their clarity. No the greatest thing th»l could hap­ Are Made of This," now tops on on an extension of tb* driven' one who attempt* to erosi here pen to us. That’s his own form of many of tha popularly polls. work contract. s*er*tly la challenged. H* I* shot expression — somciiilng that can The salvaging of their partner­ Th* strike would affect TO,000 first, and than questions ar* asked. ship preserves an enterprise that daily riders. At PUi*n on* rtrikes th* high­ to 1034, tha village teamed with earned four million dollars las! Wages are the main birrier to way leading to West Germany. For Cechs and Slovaks fleeing from year. Their earnings from movies, settlement. Demands have not been about *1 mil**, it Is • pleasant communism. TV and appearances probably mad* public but one eource said rid* through countryside and vil­ ’That’s all stopped," s gas sta­ nako them th« most successful in L, rente an hour wage Increase lage. Than tt laid* through dark tion attendant said. "They have p e r o r m s r i In show business le being sought The company's for*it. 231 driver* meks -LSI an hour. the border plugged now and any- history. Two mflss from ths frontier ono who can get scroll Is a re­ "We’ll make as much this year," there le no sign of Ilf*. Trees have markable man. 11a’» so remark- Jerry said calmly. "Maybe more, bean failed to ereata open space because of our new television dangerous for any potential refu­ Ideal." ge*. Along th* road thsr* are sign* every fifty yard* or. so: "Do not hilt. It Is forbidden." After a series of than, there Is a temptation to drive just a little faster. A sentry tower looms up. A guard peers out. Stratchcd the width of tha man-made meadow* ar* flv* strands of wlr* from the ground to a height of about eight fast. Signs, wilh painted lightning holts, ladled* th* fane* la elec­ trically charged. fn this two-mil* atratch no one except • i proparly documented traveler la an automobile may ap­ pear without Jeopardising his life Farm vtllagaa which one* existed In th* "death ton*’’ ar* now ghosts Th* families wer* moved out. The trafldtnu ar* In decay. CmcIi guards, courteous and ef­ ficient, check travel papers and tn Iasi than 10 minute* raise Ihe bar­ rier. Half ■ block down th* road la th* West German itation. The custom* guards ere glad to see someone, anyone. Th# only other traveler that day wee th* French ambassador to Prague. Late than half a mil* away Is the Writ settlement, Waldheus, West Germany, population 9,3oo. It was not always this tiny. From 1949 SAN DIEGO, Calif. -Tb* IV clflc gray whale•' heart accrete art (till their own today deipifs Itire* trie* by Dr. Paul Dudley Whit*, Preildent Elsenhower’* heart consultant, to get a gray whal* electro-cardiogram. However, Dr. Whit* said. last night that ne jot isformauegu da methods th a t nuy Insure, *uj||ua nest time. ' * The Boston specialist and. hi* expedition, sponsored by tb*.'Ra­ tional Geographic Society, Invaded a favorite calving lagoos or ths whales on the coast ol Lower Cali­ fornia, Mexico. They hit one big whals with a harpoon, to which an electrods was a'tached. It hardly got Into ths blubber. Another harpoon gtincri off. The electrode would hev£ car­ ried the heart record by WQrtf to t water sled telemeter. • » White’s previous attempt! -w*r* In IMS and 1934. 11* said hofor* leaving by plan* for San FranelscB and Waahlngton that no t i n t bat been let (or the next try. Hr IIAHLEY SYKES It takes good gasolene, th* proper oil to keep a motor nihnlng In top ehapa—to make It "purr". For lubrication ar4 ear-washing too , , , *** ual SYKES Xiooo m 1407 fr-nch _ Ph. 2? 34 Hoar S«rvU« v MID- WINTER WE NEVER SELL A SINGLE CAR OP ANY MAKE OR KIND UNTIL WE’VE BEEN ITS JUST AS CLEAN AS A LITTLE BABY’S MIND C H K V ttO L E T D E L U X E 4-D O G * L E M T H A N MO M1LK1 CHEVROLET DELUXE S-DOOE VEIT GOOD Electric Iron Met-L-Top Board Twin Drain Tuba VALUE $9.95 VALUE $9.95 VALUE $19.95 Hmt* ar* about St* million nalqfal gss pipelines la the United Statae. CADILLAC M SEDAN BEAUTIFUL BLACK General Insurance * a JAMES GUT AGENCY Station ‘ OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK 113 S. PARK SANFORD J S IR V IC I S T O R f PHONE 222 T �WW'Wz ■ timet so iud!earns thag awwsM JkattM bow b#for# th# C#ortb* United Etet##, • -* ■• i'fm r C r n m w iM A. B. M m ■utjr ai tit*tBMtiaMwUik h#W* L— - * - - * *--- - - m - - A — I L a a A Dm Ccmmuaut - «raad Russian chosen with maUelous Irony. Now praes |W iW whan It manttonad hit name la hardly mentioned. Mm, white w it always. H* wu Tb* anewsr to aU this esm# gtoriSad with adjective* some- Tuesday from tha n*w Communist tb s i t s M ale to rota. Ftittohmra la Tha Sanford Herald rend­ er* wtU find tha nnaationnaira aoovaniantly m ay ba fbtokad, and than mailed to O m tm m m Im ta eg to Waabtogton, rftar hia dM * to ttte. to lii*M*s» b* «** ♦ '•rite * MM * 'A w «- a cl W# to il that aaah M m win ba doing htottolf «r bm salf a tovar to fill to tha quaatiammlv* aa tbnt C e p e m i i Harlong may b*ablaterapraam itbla dtotrlet according to tb s wW m i ad b it awB fto to mid tb* aipraa ad Ha totismu. • a • Tia Can To Undergo Change t t r m t u d e h in p la th# H e. Wt*r iB atlftation Act, tad (8) u F oralf* Aid program. M im ta Htrlong atm ta that* tfrtfl Machines te# M erta n ity will b* pm urttd n « t Idir* m SI* far S*minol* County dti> Stte*#tew ta d team mot* About yoUsc VljWi -w* tiM aaaaatatlT * * f i voting m tchlnt id b r’wm b* a t tlw lam lnol* County l i m a to appoar b#fqy# tha Board of Ipwi County Conm iaitonan on b«half la waaMnia and to glv* dtltam a eloaor M tM modern voting method. niaN praaaetativ* hat atatad, In a Wtbr n a flaaford Rarald, that a maehlna W^aati. np for diaplay to that dtitana apa.lt In op tfition . Aeeordlng to th* h a ttiu n a a n inrtted to bm It and to f n o r* about tha m a t h o d by which NOdt o f T eton a n haring an oppor. f to ehoota thalr candidate by tha H Britons and tha pulling of a awtteh. ^.EvThe^Sanford Herald •ratiraa pradtota tb a l tb a tto aan t e s t wa'ra nataf today far tb* partn g to t af food and otbar praduata wffl nadarga a Wg ehang* sad to a w e ib wffl be esm agn lsab l* withto n faw abm t yaan . W lllltm C. Stott, to • r a a a n t ralaaaa, aald that about IS M ilan anna a year art balng manufactured a t praaant / ‘Tlannad ebaotaaemfea" la what ha call* ad tha ehanga th at la about to toko place whkh la nehlarad by th# "Improving of our builitaaa by daUbarataly making obaolata tha thing* wa maka or n a . our proeaaaea and toehnlqoaa and industrial know-how,** Wa'ra biginning to wendar now, what kind o f changaa can taka p la n In tha or­ dinary tin aan that w ill maka it anraeognlaabla. Many modern day soda pop drinker* can mttotnbar th* nbb ar eorkad aod* pop bottlaa. They aan ramambor tha premier* of tha peasant mown that la uaad to aeal aoft drink*. But tha tia aan haa rmnalnad pretty much th* tarns ahap* and ala# throughout th* yaara w ith tha axeaption that amaller cant mad# thtor appaaranca aa price# ad* ▼anead and th* teonomteal “two-ln-a-famUy" ataa ttoa w a n totredaead and bacama popular. Moat o f M w «l ba keeping our aye* on th# ahalvas o f atoraa and aupar market# waiting for aoma draatit ehanga to taka plaoa in tha aontalnara holding tha fooda on which wa dapand for quick m ails. Wa don't mind th* ehanga In tha packaga. whether it b* to tha alia, ahape,-ma­ teriel, or mathod eg pwtting them togather. t o f t so they d e n t ehanga tha food* that ga to tbrnm a * e Boy Beowt Weak la over—but tha good tofluanea of tha Boy Ssonta aonUnoea—avary r —all day—pear and year o a t e a a F asti are not always thought of aa par­ ticularly observant of avary day affair*, but Robert Frost, data of tha A m srlcin poets, aaama to be an exception. He a a l d , 'Tha world k full of willing people: some willing to w o r k , tha rest willing to let them." t o M l Ml Ml i Fridayjebruary 17, 19S6 ^ • 4 r, TODAY'S MBLB TBR8B And aa many at walk aoeordlng to this a. pooea ha on th a n , and marcy, and upon •lin a l o f Go&—Galatian* 6:18. Six • Legged Friends ? another ku| i a t f t They Th*r Aevetof davatop •n Immotoly. Marti# pioneered la Hm distri­ bution to DDT aid, lator, ahlordua, which wm «p to 10 Umm •• strong i i DDT, Put itrain* to bum aow have amarfad tough MMUfh to swrtv# sitter DDT « chloidiM. M utti k m u n h i d to Uw Miily. HU latest weapon U u Insect!eld* Ciltod “PMl-MU.” tortftod with itUl another abamleal, dlitdrta, which ha u y i U M d a n aa deadly u DDT. Marti# to m aoavtaead at in strength at Mi saw mixture Hut wig Merits, who arpacta thoutaada to aowtaataitj from all walk* to bug Ufa la America. "II than la ao winner — and I don't tatak there wtl be - th* mono will be given to a national charity." Am bug who aan atoad up to Um ipray *ad walk away os hi* awn all teat - at right, if H ohould be a mtoar — riand* to aaOact a lot ■or* the* Mm «■ .«* That might tan out to ba packet ahonga com­ pared to Mm auma ha eould aara fro* tolaririon appairancai. tha tel* to U* ghari-wrtttM autobio­ graphy, "Bug Bout," to th* to Mu Meath Club, and a movie baaed aa Ua Ufa called; «i lurvtved." Wtt* that ktod to dough a taw eanld adhad ta live tha reri to Ua daps ta iu baa Industrial Production Has Risen By IAN DAWSON NEW YORK (• - While Fierident Eiianbowar hunt* quill and think* . thlnl* over and tha itaek market adjuit* to hi* doctor*' attimata of hi* future durability, builaaiiman and eouumar* hava a batch to report* today to allow where wa are and whither wa may ba going. They raaga aO th* way best tha over • all picture (which la good) to particular! taduitria* dome are ipotty) to Mur* plan* (mottl; flptlmlitic). tnduitrill production hi* riaan itaca tha Brit at tha year, Mat a* it wa* nppetM to, and de­ spite tha drag to th* aetbacka la auto production. But, although January topped December, the Eedaral Reterre Board figure* tha gain wa* only a • a a o n a I and rank* Ilia two mouth* aa ayul on Ha adleatad loda*. Either way to looking at M, ourput waa at a rteord high and well over tha figure* to a year ago. 0(Netting tha auto autbaek w*a a record output hi January and airly February by tha atael mill*, and a batter pace than a year aga la tha production to bwiiahold appUaaeea ta d build­ ing matarlali. Beating lari year lin t aaay D m (tommarc* Department note* that ta 1IU tha total daflar value to gooda and aarrieaa produced In tha nitloe raaa to a record a#TH btilloo. Thli w u TH par cant big­ ger than tha pravloua year and tapped tha prariou* rawed ta U S by a billion dollar*. D m Fra*Idant baa aald ha « pacta tha nation'* economy thla year to reach tha to0 WSiaa it tar math. Getting down to particular*, all •ran t aa may. Chita atoraa and mall order aompanie* report Jan­ uary bualnau droppad aharpty be­ low Dir amber—ai U euatomary after Chriotmu—but waa about TH par cast higher than ta Jannary 1U . Tha worry apat bar* la that thla year by yair gala w a n t a* itrong u tha chalaa war# i cording hi meant meetha. Tha gain on total 1W buatnaw av that ta ltH waa M par aaot Steal m a p price* hava altppad bach from tiiatr recant race high*. Itaalm n aay thla la d to adognat* auppfJM on hand at K m td a a Pkaaoiibed For F ro M n Skculdar) IHMMMLMA ' __ssaacss atop Wa probably a pood tim eJotaamam a very painful ariieant, Mm of a doorway. W ag your good am aa aa eld, lm your ailing ara tocmr] Ihcndtot. Datplta tta aaaa, Mtia aMoMni aa high aa possible and taka a Srn to aouraa, baa nothing to do wtMi bold. Than equal aa merit a* pala Um wlnUr weather. Taehnlcailr, wU permit, placing your wrifhtl H i called chronic adhaatoa pari- oo tha axtaodad arm. Ecpaat Mria to a ril arthriUa to the Metadata ---------*T p o M "Ti# » might baiUrtod b ra ta la r bp throwing a baseball or some other Object Over a period to Mma, aomatimoe years. It gradaafty baoctnaa won*. IventuaMy. bends to aaar Uaiua era binned li to end any movement to the abate- AttaOrdoea am wttti dar la axtramaly painful. hand to tbs WhU* your doctor may m ■alowtv, move oeunend opadfle tm tenant, hall Than probably elao edvia* a la v Ibow to yew painful arm forward end M tn b eS to a rid* soriMoe ■Watching estrrio**. At lint, thaaa i i irriw i wfB ba again.Thleaa* ba doas H ieS * pelnfuL U you shoulder tooehto is ta th* advanced alaac. yew phyatotou probably wUhave to Safp you perform them. B Mtoot, m may be able to tolerate the initial pain end continue wUh ta i ■Hvomasta by yewwM. " S ^ ffS tegaewataw*« you riumktn't try Mwm 1 approval of your doctor. Hew arc aaarriws Mn# YOU'RE TELLING ME! Try and Stop Mo '<1 aaOktoe and gUmanaa aa haawa, m ntoii tad tonal# maria atari. Kara an tha maalcfeara to a law toad aantoadan who already ive haaa m end daunt by Martla: th* mBla rather Baa ta aay alack•nlng ta atari production. Output contlnaa around capacity and ordara indkata a fait paea for aoma montlut. Tha' auto layatta cauaa nor* wry. Tha number to fcQa haa new mounted to a total to to.SM la tha lnduatry Maalf, with many ora Idled ta the induitriai that ripply th# auto maker*. lu t auto mao aousf am i pickup la atl*« and production with tha coming to opriag. They al*o‘ re­ port that dealer* ara idling uaad ca n bettor sow, which may ba a hint aa to bow iprlng aalu to new c a n will po. Herlong Reports Harawitfi la my annual quwtion Mira. Iu the pari you hava been moat eooperattva ta filling out and returning thaaa guaationnitra* to me. I hope I may receive tha icma iplwdld aaoperattou again .thl* year. I need to know how you feel about thaaa laauaa, 1. Die now propeaad federal aid to highway coaitruetioo bill will provide additional taiai oo gaao* Una, dlaari tori, and ttrw, as wall an taersaw ta the troch cxelta tax aa that It will aoual th* prwant tan paid by automata!**^ Thla la teewa a« tas "pay aa you go" federal bfgtavar a w tnwtioo pro­ gram. In prtoripla, ga you tavor Mila roe to read balding -program T aa-N o. I. Doubtlwi bacmw Mla an risetloa year, various tax reduction propoaila hava been luggaitaH. The budget la not to balance and likely will not be to balance If th* addltlonal program* requeued tra adopted by the Coogm*. Do you favor a tax cut tfci* yaar or not tha budget t* bel­ party bon, Nikita Khrushebav, ta l long speech to th* psrty Con­ gress in Moscow. He mentioned »fid Merx many times toil atalia only once - i J ±cn (Thla la caa *f e scriu of to passing. artlelw a# federal toeoma t a x Khrushchev told hit fallow Comfiling. The artlelw era based on munttt* from all over Ruttla that InforM tiki provided by (ha Am­ bs and to* other new leaders ara erica# Institute of Accountant* and Mm Florid* Institute of acting at a team. Collective lead­ ership, he ealled it, referring to Certified Public Accountant*). the top man on tha party's Cen­ Ton may think that Kiting tral Committee. you? toeem* to tha aaalaat pert ef tax filing. Actually, according Then he lin ed a slashing eonto th* Internal Revenue Service, dsmoitian of fitalln without using thl*'to where taxpayer* make tha his name, explaining why gtalin ha* been shoved Into Commnniri graatwt number to error*. Net at] tha mono? that may limbo. Khrushchev said: it* tame to yen during 1UI "Everyone ess see how much tads t* b* reported on your tax the role of the Centra! Committee fan*, v •a toe collective leader of oar parTar example yen may Kara re­ ty hat grown In recent yaara . . . ceived "dividend*" an an toaur- (It) took atop* to explain widely *ata pattoy. Dent Hat a* divid­ the Merxlit-Leninlat conception of ends, beeauM they are consider­ the Individual to hlitory. ed manly • refund to part to th* 'I t rigorously condemned tha lesmlum n o arid. cults to th* Individual a* being Dent Include Social Security alien to the spirit to Marxism and benefit*, Railroad Retirement Aet benefit*, ar payments received Leninism, and makng a pertenunder Workman’s Compensation lar leader a hero and miracle worker. At th* aama time this belaw*. Don’t Kit rift* yon received, el- lilllei the ml* of the party and thouxh the fiver may have to pay . the mafias," a gift tax. However, tipi and Dili WS| laying that Stalin, to other "fompenietion for aarvices 1permitting and encouraging hi* I mvn glorification, had betrayed tha must be reported. Do not report inheritances and epfrtt of Marx and Lanin. But baqaeata. Th* .citato may b* <«v Khrushchev went further, suggest­ ing ttyt fitalln had even hurt tha ad but not th* recipient. PeraaMl Damagro Not Taxed progress to communism. He said: Dime gee received for person*) "Currency of the cult of tha InInjuries *r* not. conildared tax­ dividual tends to minimise the role able Income, whether awarded by of eoUectlve lesderrhlp to the pira court or settled out of court. ty, end at times results in serious When Kiting your income you drawback* in our way,' c«n alio forgot aboxt government benefits to veterans and their femiliea, except xon-diilbillty re­ tirement pey end the lntereit on terminal leave bonds. / r f o \ i 1 e P c t t v r") The Interest on state and RIDE-IN T H f A l P ' municipal bondi la also tax ex­ empt. LAST TIME TONIGHT Although compensation for **rSTARTS lifl vicai la ganarally taxable, whathcr paid to money or otherwise, th* One tt It* pset'ii,f i'l i < law apoclflcally exempt* th* rent­ M-#-M**«!**•« SVWsbw tsae'e al valua of a parsonage furnish­ ed to a minister or the rental allowance expanded by him for © M IH W W l this purpose. ' Tha official tax Instructions contain a Hot of tha types of at oiHBMAaoaaa *-• m aoa.o# Incoma which should or should not ba Included lx your tax re­ dtUMDitmn turn. H 1* lmpanfct to check thl* carefully. Prises aad Award* There la an Interesting ruto <m prises — they ara only taxable if -yon worked for them. Eveh the- sHshtash arripa on yc«r part to #4tn 4h« priiti w»'iufb i l pearing on * <p»'> progrsm of writing a slogan — make* it tax­ BATURDAT ONI.T J able income. But prise* awarded for scientific, literary or other achievement* without any action by you to bring about your se­ lection would be regarded ** gilt* to you rather than taxahl# In1 fr«i9ri»tigghfia/ eome. £j)ucntin ^ROBERT TAYLOR—J O’® RANooimscorf .• MGE0 MWM Bom# Income ruc.h is limited amounts of "lick pay" end tha aecadT Yea . No. f in t $80 of e*Ttaln dividends, I. SavaAl bffla hava been totro- must be explained to th* tax re­ dacad calling for federal aaalrianca turn but are not taxed. In a achool coaitruetioo program. On* will ao doubt ooou be eonilderad by Oeegrau. W* are confront­ ed with tha pwsfbiUty that aid un­ der any ouch program may ba di­ aled atataa which have not mada "satisfactory" progress toward in­ tonating their achool ayotea. Under thaw dreumatanew, do you favor th* federal aid fox achool Yh ... Na...... I. Dm Peat OMei Department Ii losing war oM-hiIf billion dtolara ■ year. Tha Foe* Office Department li requesting a general laem ia In poetal ntaa hi ardar to make tha Poet Office Department Mora M irir par Ua aura way. Da you to w . la prtodpla, an to­ w m m to pea il ratoet Vaa— No... U iia tb tri i mm* i __________ . tag ahiagu to "atoto# W * • pmUlaui at tha MeCama-Wiltar Th* Instructions that come with your tax forme give further In­ formation. Help i* aim available from th* Internet Revenue Ser­ vice, which urgee ymi to consuit a properly qualified advisor If you need outside assistance. tha Nous* and tha ritoite hav* passed tha highly controversial Natural Gas Aet Evan though all to the*# Item* are and will b* much In the news, I am not Includ­ ing tham ln my questionnaire at this time bocitfc* legislative action has already been completed op thattr aa l i f as tha Roue# to Jt«Pratentative* to concerned. 1 am Including only tha tlx bitis ques­ tion! upon which w* win ba ealled ta vote during tha current teeslon. I Mould Ilka very much to hav* yo-tr viewpoint am ta*** sto major tssowMr. NAMEiHr*. Immlgritam Act. Da fan to w anactmate to Uw» wtoah w ll m U M aaitor tor lm- ADDUSa*------------------ -------mlgraxt* to gat lute tha Uhitad gutai tad kaeoa* titiitea? CITY............... ---------- ----------OCCUPATION (U retired, former Y aa.H a..., - ------------g. Tha Pw ldaat h n aated tor a occupation) — loag rani* toaiaaiad toralga aid DEADLINE WON’T I I wnM jatca. . . EXTENDED Do you fa w »ueh aa aartasdad TALLAXAUBE (UPV-Gov. Collin* apd aepaadad torafga aid ptograMl MTc ha doeaa’t plan to extend tha auto tag buying parted bayond tha Kauaa haa already paiud Fah. to daadUna u t by law. Mila (a) tpaataalag gactal Saaurty Ha haa authority to fir* matarlit: aa atari to day* If ba toain than la aa amariancy but ha aald "Na amariaacy eslata now which would juallfy luch action.*1 - of n u o n ci n a xn o m ci of Bsrlil Raider* Na. # MONDAY •UNDAY said SAT. EVE. POST “Him!* Ofy, Alaltma, waa iolnfl a HOI,000,080 #na«l. lioJe lx tin eni airaa." L U IIIIM "Tha wlikadait dry Ii tk* ..Btate Slitat" said LOOK maj'dfine iMavaa' rrirato^A haodlunu’ pgratea.** P H E N I X C I T Y s t D R . H A B R Y Z. 8E L 8B Y , M . D . a w c a jx c w fflicoiiumuiaMai d n v » » o r iN w a fo b thh M xoxcn i HIZt OfOK J wan f»y tha m ' dalawbw* ladfw %> a r d iu k g b r t ■I"1 lliiiii *v �l i f e Mary Woman t t o fltc t Officers; Plan. Annual Sing ffjw rw w Iw w k p i m . y g . it , t w # - j Mayfair Inn Guests Entertain Recently With Fashion Show 2 Cirda a f th# Lake Wiry. Commun­ , ity Church hald Hi monthly raeatWednesday night the Merytn | i t tha home of >tri. Frank E»th*r Shop of Sanford Hi*plir*d mn iarray r n v nf i thlnita for f u r lift* ilia tl Evan*. Mr*. Walter 1. riper presi­ an ef ffashion* Ike vguest* at th# Mayfair Inn with an "Upded. The hoiteiy had charge »f the to-data" fashion show. davotUni. . Those ' i part In th* af­ Minute' of tnirf previous mealing fair were Mr*. Ida May King, Mrs. Fred Gatin was circled mused" by the guest for the affair, were read and approved. The hostess; Mrs. Ruby Williams, president of the Sanford Garden Milford Foster, who la aa aspect on treasurer's report of an overall bal­ secretary: Hay Brockmliler, guest; Club at Its annual luncheon which Bromellai. (Definition: A small ance of lllf.lf «aa accepted. Hill Folenbaum, guaat; Dina waa held In the Mayfair Inn yiter- genua of tropical American plants, Mn. P. D. Anderson, flower Galhln, guest, Clara Cohta, gueatj day at 12: IS. Voted to servo with tha type of tho Bromeliaceat, and chairman, reported good coopera­ Irena Broekmliler, 'guest; ■•*• her were Mrs. ‘Wado Garner, vfee closely allied to Ananai, from tion an the part of the other organi­ Creaar, guest, Meuriee Knapp, president; Mrs. Karlyle Hou.xhol.ier, which It differs in tha dseply eut sations of the church, thus Insuring guest; Vela Lambartann, gutat; recording secretary; Mrs. Ben Wig- calys. Also, coming from tha pine- flowers In the sanctuary each Sun­ F.lalno Clark, dask elsrW; Fay gins corresponding secretary; and apple family species. . they are day, Mrs. fl. P. fowler, In the Didder guest; Bella Grunthar, Mrs. L. E. Spencer, treasurer, epiphytic or tarrestrial herbs with absence of Mrs. R. E, True, re­ guest; and comantatnr waa Mr*. Members of the different Garden regular and perfect br«fteste ported on the Annual Sint, to be Denver Corritll who also displayCircles gathered In the lobby of Icavea.) held Feb. U at the Chamber of oil a fashion at tha elesa Of the the hotel for the annuil event Mr. Foster kneaded Into hla lee- Commtrce. prngram. which recognlred a "very large |urs w;t in d humor th»t thl* writer .' Mlu Gene Nunilly ef Sanford Soft harkgmand music waa trowd.'* The ballroom of tha Inn, has yet (o miteh. He li the eo- .111 be In charge of the music and rendered hy Tha Starlightera aa where the dinner was served, waa , uthor with hie wife of the' book eipeeta to hrlng a group of her tha medal* thowad different fash­ decorated in spring flower*. On "BratU—Orchid of tha Tropica". muilr pupils. In view of the fact ions. Togs ranged from iWIm Ihe main speaker'* table wai a |Ur1ed ^ l l j t a l lha| lht that there will bo these children, wear to kaarh rnata of Hand lovely low arrangement ef pink Bromallaa rin |a ,fom ,ha spaniah It la planned to augment the usual painted eetton in whlla and Wlaek. consisting of various csmellisa. maH , ypt lha ptofaw|a. ;* h)l pie and coffee refreshments with Tha men wore matching ihlrta ta plum blossoms and azaleas in • jrave|a j,# j,aa found clusters 10.- hot ehoedate end cookies. Various blend with tha ewlm suite er coat*. cryslal dish, 000 abovq sea level growing members will donate the refresh­ On the Individual lablcs arrange- on cliffs and ranging from sites ments sod Mrs. If. M. Cochran will A darling Fallon diaaa from procure song bonks In he used In Hawaii with three shades of blue menl* were of greenery and cam- go i0 TO feet long, mettlss In one corner, was . small MoI, o( t|lk d„ 1](d „„ lh< the community sing portion of the HAPI'Y II1IITHDAY ■ . was sung a little Isle, five months evarlly, at this Beta Sigma l’hl spnnsnrrd depicting Hawaiian aklag wai labia hearing a beautiful rrea- trjp# praill where he has dls- program, itrownla Tump. Tha Brownies stopped for s moment to pose for this picture before sciniuhling to worn with chalk while Jepelry and »l»n popular was a pure silk linn of while glad oil and natural rovered many varieties of Brome- . Mrs, J. M. Thompson, who Is the table to enjoy the rake that was Waled in the renter. Il'hnto ft y a me eon f chalk-whit# with Mark carnations grec.icrv. All tahlea were over- j|ai collecting heavy clothing to be laid with linen cloths. t/.u .ll, plants "don't go heyond sent to the World Service for disMrs. George McCall, preildent. growin| range. Tha largest Irihutlon, told the memhers that apened th. aeailon and two wromen p|lnt of ,hil klnd , k>va #vir /ou||d there was not yet enough to fill Votes On Officers aero elected to serve as delegate waa M ffat h| , h and „ hld , i000 tha standard containers, furnish­ and alternate to the eesilsn |"T al- flowers it one time while nesr by ed by tha World Serviea. Mra. At Recent Meeting Miss Claire Rummerhayea of iahsssee. They were Mrs. McCall wai ih« smallest ef Its kind In the Cochran reported on four- large carton* of used clothaa which shn The Civic Department of the Toronto, Canada and Mrs. Vincent and Mr*. L. E. Spencer. world, H lnch h i|fl» A. Rnaken of Thawvilte, 111. nre and Mr, and Mra. Anderson had Sanford Woman's Cltih met at Ihe The nominating commltfe# In- „No Rrom*lll |, a pIra„|tai» h. visiting at tha horn* of t.t, Cmdr. delivered to thn Good Samaritan Ilereutly, Mr*. Rlrhard Keogh rlnh budding on Wednesday for a and Mra. W. E. GUtwall M alujlrd Mr*. F. F. Bols, chairman rrrnirkf(j- -But don't look around Hama for aged colored people in ind Mrs, J. Terwllllger Jr. along , a c]o„ ., and infant son. Colin Robert were covered di»h luncheon with Mr*. Stevens Ave. Sinfnrd, They had been most cor­ with Mr*. H. C. Hagan. Mr*. Zeb “ * * . . honored at I stork shower given R. T. Warrrn, Mrs. Bmdie WilliRatliff was recognised s« having M,r' ,h u T * * dially received and had been given hy Mrs. Charles Krueger and Mrs. sms, and Mrs. J. R. Jones as E. K*seng*r, who aeromptnlad served as treasurer of the club for v" ic' ' " b,tk *" JF11?nd* him a tour of the home and Introduced Harry .Smith-at the l.ake Mary hostesses. Lambert Rm* to Hanford foe tha Ihe past eight years. *nd hasjueceufully cro.s bred to the old folks who had sung hymns home of the latter. for Ihtm. The fluh hnii«n was decorated funeral of Mr*. Bon, ha* MAfter the deliclnu* luncheon the m*ny * Mr*. Keogh was prr«ented with with arrangements of Gerber* turnrd to hi* home In Granta, Mra. Thompson reported that a audience wa* "Interested end a- »'» ramark wee- "like — plants there Is always something budget for Ihe new year had been a rnrvage, Mrs. Gtis Nelson anil Daisies plnrrd at vanl.ige point*. _ _ good In something or somione" worked out, with Missions set at Mrs A, Cnplm were the prlre win­ Guest speaker was ft T. Mllwch *H». Sewing. Iin, Medical, AY. Mr and Mrs. I Milan. Grants, ners In th* games s n l contests who gsva a "very Interesting Building Fund, SIS, Courtesy, IIS., N. M., havt returned tn tkalr played, talk." and Miscellaneous ft* 00 making home after attfnding th* fustrgl The gift table w at centered with Mr*. W f Wiley rrporled on r>f Mr*. I.anihart Rasa. a grand total of MO This was ara stork surrounded hy presents. The Ihe benefit hotpilal dessert bridge repted. , NOW BHOW1NO refreshment table was overlaid and Tunisia partv, Fch. TO at H The secretary read a Idler Inf with a white rlnth and the punrh p m She asked nil planning to One Of The All-Time apprerlatlon from the Presbyterian howlw^s halsnred wnh ■ Urge romp p|o,v»« bring their own Weak W Fraynr G reat ArlvanlurM Hospital In ruerto film, acknow­ white rake, surrounded with a rardt. Th* Waak of Prayer fid Saif ledging itipplles assembled and R eturn# To T hg^B crttn! liny baby carriage, nursery rhair dental for World Milaiona will ha sent lo them hy the group. The Mrs It r. Mijore. eh.ilrman, ati<l erth. “The Shepherd observed during the week of r»b. nominating committee rompntrtl of Introduced Mr*. Daisy Knox wlm Inviti-d tn lie with Mrs Keogh spnt,e briefly on her lied Cross 20th through 24th. Each afternoon Mr*. Evans and Mrs. Thompson The H ills’' / were her mother, Mr*. II. M, (ilen- duties. Shp then presented Mr*. *1 I:M p. m - th« Women of the presented Ihe slate of officer* for »nn, her mother-in-law, Mr*. Ida Alilen Itrldgers, who is Fund rant Church are asktd to meat for pray­ th* ensuing year, president, Mr*. Keogh and Mr*. P. D. Anderson, pslgn matinger for the county. er and study her* at tha Church. Piper; vice president, Mrs. AndWWIK-prELO'CSSt, Mrs. J. M, Hood, Mr*.-Walter She spoke on the response In dote The following Laadera will ha in ersnn; secretary, Mr*. Fowler charge of tha programs: n i D i s c u s u r c i c i Gardner. Mrs Grace It Cole, Mrs. on the Drive which Is planned and Ireasurer, Mra. Cochran. They t iu«sw “ mW i I i^ /■> a — Jne Mayhury, Mrs, Ted llrnnklyn, Volunteer* l«r tint event were L %a.m a»a ■mwc n w tl, . ware alactad. alt except Mrs. Coch­ Mra. H. H. McCaslin, Monday, Fth. lO U r M r*, n. Gobble, M rs, (lilt Nelson, made. Mrs, Ralph Amlin Smith, 20; Mra. J. E. Nlchnlrl*.-Tuesday; i n being ra-alectiom, 'Thn~aec> O O G S U n | j g. j Mrs. V crn cr N>l*nn. Mrs. Eileen iiinounreil Hie coming Sulvnilon Fch. II; Mr*. J. N. Gillon. Thun- ratary was also named permanent j. , Richard Hittell A f U r f a n d o i N u r s e r y wtfur«i. Mr* riu**eii Hrckicy. Mr*, Army Drive. Sunshin* Chairman amt Mrs. An­ day. Fah. 23; and Mrs. K, W. File Mr*. Moore spoke on the recom­ ALSO . derson was r*-appolnt«il aa Flow- Tiie Hlblscu* Circle of (hr San- Chat I n Hone, Friday, Feh. 24, #r Chairman. ford Garden Club met recently at Mr*. Frank Evans, Mrs. Doris mendation (hat the Civic depart­ Honored By Mother Men Its Meet I B n iv u h a w you 1:30 p. m at the home of Mr* Young, Mrs. Julian Yarn. Mrs. ft ment made on using the FernaltfFollowing adjournment Ihe ho-tMen of lh# Church: Tuesday, l.aiighton Memorial If. npit.il On 9th Birthday '.■ s (M A MANHUNT Feh. M flail. Mrs. .laities M Thompson, 21. Ihe Men of the Church ei* assisted hy Mrs. Thomp­ RrndU W'llliam*. 302 flak Ave. Mr* C E. Hittell entertained M M0#l DCyOAH Iv#III meet. Th* program this lime son ind Mrs. Fowler served Mrs. Hohert Humphrey and Mrs Mr* Itoheil Geiger, Mr . C \\ hoildlog a* s house for the aged. Mrs llighleyman gave the re the second and third grade* nf J. P. Thurmond were co hotte**e* SJnhlnm, Mrs. I, Faye, Miv Win strawberry meringues, ennklrs. will he , message nn our unprereW THAN TMSI port of ihe nominating m m m iltrr Lake Mnorne kchon! Thursday dented economic resources and tiny rakes, nuts and mints, and served refreshments nf cherry I l.cfllcr Mrs. Roy fliown, Mr* whirl) read as follows: chairman. afternoon, honoring her young inn pie snd coffee, <1. Pitt, Mr*. II. Cochran. Mr< carrying out a red and white Valen­ future prospects for Florid* hy Mr*. Sidney Nix viro chairman, Richard nn his ninth birthday. our Elder George Touhy. All of tine motif, and roffee In Mrs. After Ihe rlelicinus refreshments' Copltn, Mr*, lirssio Saunders, Mr*, Mrs, H. T. Warren, secretary, Refreshmenl* of cake, candy 'our mrn will do well to hear the Ruby I.lnden, Mrs. Frsnklin G. were served thp member* wrnt on M. C. Smith, Mr*. Wm, Fciguvon, Mrs It. It. frit miry; program Mrs, and Ice cream were served. The Lee, Mrs. Thelma Kmmerson. a tnur of Fairway Nursrry in nr- M . I-. W. Scull, Mr*. Vnl* Wcr- f*. It. Dawson: finance, Mrs, J It. hlrlhday rake was a large sheet message, jo b* aure and tome. Mrs. Corhrnn, ^Irs, Piper, Mrs. Urnio. The rhslrman, Mr*. Gordon fclmart, Mr*. It Shcrlork, Miss Huff; membership, Mr*. Clyde cake, with rnwbny* and Indian* Twe Elerted Rrissnn callrd the session In order Vrls Sanndrrs ami Mrs. J. 1,. llohhy Itamsry hospital, Mrs. Albert lor Ihe deroratlnni. Favors nf At a recent meeting nf the Ki- I*. W. Scott, Mrs. Joe Smath with HI members present. of Sanfnisl. Starke; Tress, Mrs. C. M Flow­ hats. horn*, randy rup* wtre rrulive Board of St. John* Pre- *rs, Mrs, Richard Reehe, Mrs. The minutes were read hy the )------ — — ■■■ ■ ■ ■- ers; house Mrs. .tallies Huff and given Ihe guest*. After refresh Anderson and In the husbands who abyteriai held at the home of Mrs. menl* wero served lh# honors* Courtesy, Mrs. A, F. Ramsey, II, E. S'radlty In Orlando, honor­ hid m»l with Mr. Evans, the Rev. serrclary and the nfflrrrs for Ihe were voted nn and approved, opened his many lovely gifts. ing Mra. Rowena McCulchen, the Thompson, S. P. Fowler, doe Sma- coming year were announced. Hr- The general club luncheon was port* of the various rnmmiltre* announced and members urged to HAPPY ANNIVEIISITY Mrs. Herbert Thurston, and newly elected secretary of the Gen­ thers and the Rev. L. W. Scott. were heard and two new memhers, alien.I Mra. Hrlsvnn gave the Mr* Klrkpalrlrk halptd Mr*. C. Frhrunry If* eral Assembly, two nf our women Mr*. Grime and Mr*. Penn Rahn tickets for Ihe affair. Vtr and Mrv A II llatrher J r E Hittell serve. Mrs. Hilph A. Smith, historian of St. Johns Prnahytarlat and Mrs. VFW Tea Success P. T. Piety, chairman of lit* Board of Church Exienalnn o( St. Johns A s Prizes Are Won, ware privileged to attend, Airs. FredGanas Elected President Of Garden. Club f ls A A D J t a h .■ • «♦ - * after-life great. F at ri ( |nRf tH* baack n r t hand i _. .. .. . . . . *v*N #d Hawaiian print black tgregjppv, panta with matching •trns^italUkJ ha< nnif ht f . Far the rainy day* a rwkl Mat(it ef lemon yellow pii$aglojfb« rein reslatant. A iheath alien.drniM wee warn with I t A v#ry *etrjk» Ing drat* and rent waa' ahasm'of i • waven rotten twaad Ig' t^n newest spring tana, blond—weVlw throughout with gold thread?,* ’• A stunning after five d rier VI magnolia plma cotton acesatehtad by raw* nf narrow W a and hand* ef blech ’ printed-■•’W k brought "Ohs from tha‘.'e*#*4" while ite rival wee • poUehei eW ten In pale lemon galltK/aefek a tmall blatk print and, MttUg lart overlay’s in the full ekljbt-g For reek tail* a »»a p i t a W t f b of foathar weight wool wad lin ad throughout with eillc. S k ill a*a graan steal beads adorhbdT-tk* antira draaa. , Alin aya-eatahlng wao-g-ekektli embroldarad In illvrr threddt acoop natk and alaaveWb,- % polished cotton, gold , braid straps and gold rain dota ntaidgg It ontortalnlng and olagddk- -4t matching toin del gold kaH mM worn and th# aoft ploata .W U * oaraiol skirt hod n "spoelal.ieelf. Presbyterian Church J Group Entertained STARTS SUNDAY POORS OPEN DAILY 12:43 3 YEARS IN THE MAKING! THE GREAT LOVE OF HELEN AND PARIS . . . GREAT TREACHERY OF ' ‘ , THE WOODEN HORSE! MAMMOTH! MIGHTY! A MAGNIFICENT! Th# VFW Auxiliary h*ld * l#a Wednesday night in Ihe Legion Hut with a successful group. "• ’ Numerous attendant# prli*t w#re won and antertalnmant wa* enjoy­ ed hy all. Two lovely girla of the Duabury Ikhoot of Dior*, accom­ panied hy Mn. C. Blackenahip, danced. Mlsa Barbara Jones ren­ dered a solo, "Ha", arrnmpamed on Ihe piano hy Miss Allyson Lee. Mlu Lee played "Tha Doll Dane#" and Min Cindy May sang "Savinteen". Tha gutit speaker■ did n*t at­ tend tha set (inn, Thay w»r# F. D. Seotf, magor, and Warran E. Knowla*, city manager becauin of offieUl builnaia. Mambtra wish lo thank 0. P, Harndm, dark of the Caurt, who aa graciously affiliat­ edMra. H, C. Disbrow, chairman, "would Ilka (o thank th* girla who war* on tha com mitt aa with mt; Mra. Gloria Buratr, co-chairman; Mra. Jannia Hilton, Mrs. Mary Boatlgar, Mra. Margarat - BiUard. Mra. If«ry Eptin. Mrg, AnneGardinar, Mra. Adall Zagray, lira. Batty Milltra, Mra. Jannia Cook for tha splandid help thay gava." SATURDAY. LAST FINAL FEBRUARY DAY OF CLEARANCE SALE! Birthday party coming npf Surround tho birthday caka wltk holla af Ira craam rollad in Uat#d core nut. Hospital B enefit Card Party J 18t h - B a r g a i n s ... j ... B a rg ( A Savings Sale You Can't Afford To Miss! Jo* Nlrhola*. Min Karbari,' rack, Mrs. Jnck Aodering',' H. L, Zimmerman, Mn. rhu_ ln> ' “ Valentine Dance Held Tuesday " ; The Enltstsd Men'* Wive* CltHs hald it* Valentin* Party * t til* E M. Club Tuesday nighl. • A red and white Vatagin* them# was used thmirghoui th* rooms along w|tb red paptf heart*. Light refreshment* weft t* m d to Ihe daneera and Mri, Finntgan, pre wa* host#**. *' you missed a | stated JSAli. �M W HUUU THUAT . . ByAln. iz te s m C O lltG * . A g i a M w w w /w * rno JBfP * , m rex* M Return fW X P U N o. ,x Club tournament Slated In March * v /c v & til ' The lath Annual Tannle Tourna­ ment, sponsored by the Miami Beach Optimist Club, has been scheduled Mr Y irch 10-11. at elemmfi* Park. MUmi Reach. Santeloned by the Florida Lawn Tennis Aaioeiatlon, the tourney will be played In two divisions, Thera will be tingles and doublet competition for player* II year* and radar, and 13 .year* and ra ­ dar. Entrlei ar# being accepted now from throughout th# slat*. Entry blanks can be obtained from Doug Raff, Terala Chairman, *M Lakoview Drive, Miami Beach. Contaatant* must provide their own transportation to and from Miami Beach, ai well at their meal.. Th* Optimist Club win provide bousing for contestants U desired. At in the peat, Optlmlil Club trophies wtn be awarded and an participants wjl be offered • pro­ gram of entertainment aa gueitg of tbe ‘tlvle club. Testa upta Uou Tournament i bravely, aad Wmaotly. Lnt« lti second round today. H« za ssa tooling ouraelvso. Bad a »ua<l*r-ptr 13. "Liuftewni ’ toon evtr jfdaterma Mid quWUy. "W eaned day aa *7 in a fteld *4 1*7 cracked par iron hart In there 90 tha MN-yard f t Bam Noustea courts (Jut waa auppoaad to raplaca • too "Job*'1 aI dracaaa* Manuel da la Torra of Uilraukee, who. hasn't won a alckal oa tha tour Uta yaar, puauea into Mcoad plac* with M Tied at 47 wara A! Bataaliak, T Completa- Grossing*/'*, M. ¥.} Paul MeUulra, Wlcalta, Man; and Joka CuaUa. hCarlottaavUla, Va., ail of whom haven't baaa doing much winning lately, and Tommy Balt, cbaltaaooia, aa alwayi wtii-regaraed aauy. Mika houchah ol Groaainger’i, who cat a aaw PGA record ot Ml la wlaalai loo tournament laat year, had a w. U waa tha fantastic shooting, headad by houchak with hla 1*7 and a ao round, laat yaar at Brackenrldgo that cauetd the tournament to ’be ahUtad to what waa thought to ba a much tougher eouno. * 1 Thoaa who know tha Army eouria etiU contend that there'll ba no Ma shot there aad that U tha wind riaaa the ccorea will aoar greatly. Sports ^ I Roundup ■ Tonight Bat Franclaco'a Dost should puah their major collage winning r#**rd ta 4g airtight game* to­ night againat St. Mary'a of Cal­ ifornia, hut If you’re looking for tho really big basketball action of tho night, pal. kuatlo on to the Lovlavllle Armory. That'a where Deyton'e flyen gat another crack at the Louisville Cardinal!. Dayton, ranked second only ta tha Dan# In the Associated Praia pail, baa waa IS af M gamoe thli aeasoa. Tho ana that got away waa filched M 4I In overtime by Lotatewaia, ranked Jourtk and eurreally «0-f. The return match between the two NTT-bound cluba should bo a pip. Theta two outfits have bat­ tled Into overtime la their laat three mcetlngi, Another important game tonight aendo UCLA to Oregon State far tha first of a two-nlght pair. UCLA tope th* PacUIa Coast confer­ ence at 14. Oregon Stato, the de fending champ, la only t-g. Nona af tho ranked leama were la action last night, but Wait Vir­ ginia's Hot Rod Hundley filled the void with an entertaining oihlbltloa the Mountaineer* defeated It. oJhn'i of Brooklyn gg-71 at Midi son Square Garden. Hundley, an aecempliihod clown who alio can (core, popped In 40 point, Wien, standing naar mideourt, urged (and got) applauaa aa It waa announced ho had bet- t went. W# are told that M le a . . . By GATLK T A L B O T .. fairly tame avtnl that* days, wall MIAMI. Fla. If* - Soma of th# organised and tightly officiated. moat oapenalvt baieball Utah in Tho doling itagea on Sunder are eo m thoa we'd Hltiaaataly bo nblo tho land will bo performing for to be televised w a national hook­ t* two hnppUy togothorr She free atartlng today In tha annual up, wltk Leo Durochar saying golf ehamplonahlp of tho diamond honeyed worda lute tha microclan at tha Miami Springe Club, phme. a gentle layout which doea not un­ duly ta i Iho talenta of our korooa and permits nearly all of them to continue hi tha fond illusion that .' V .W .V W they aan break |d. There wag ta be a qualifying round today, with tho low l l bat­ tling R out In match play tomor­ row and Sunday far tha eoveted title won a yaar ng* by Al Dark, tho Glanta ahortatop and eaptaln, In a homarle S hota final againat Al Lopei, tha manager af Uit ham ttt Hie voice m r* moor wtU Cleveland!. Tha term eoveted la N*W SUPER 8TARTENA pleaoed a d ta o M t l o t '* *e K, not uied loosely, we ran esaure TO GO WITH YOUR you, for there hain't been a hate Ana. Lat a go mo Wm gup. ball player In e couple of derides / T o J o P ioM— add W E L L -B R E D C H IC K S who didn't yrarn, If secretly, to be They • • together Ilk* Sm * and pointed out ae the big he-bear on honey , .neil-nted Moy cuicb* ▼tlrC Ware —4 /IB HU* —«r*a* * ihe llnka. L u r k , Celw ar, Che.le, F t l . l ><ork iM 1‘urlnn super t e i u atariL *k»,IIL. Jim » Her, C'nunlr, On* leima In casual convene• “*• Cemparea ta the U. 14. Cooper, U t i l e M eetreb, Mkppp tloni that many a pitcher or laOkie ___ _ . _ average af lag egg* • w*uF . e . t h P i n —4/1* WHe - C f r i # * fielder believes that, but for the bred ceica wm Uy iroaa iuU■y JACK RAND Mr. Brnek* ‘I'm, K. I J B r . «*rv«lwl turn of th* tarda, ha rould have fleraen, Pe.elnp Wear. / e a r * !!• egg* per year. For a law NEW YORK <ip>— The ilitling M*tstn**rl. Rnlllne Dime, 1***4, given Ben Hogan and tha othari B lle itr, Ketehup flirt mlddleweliht division promise. to a hard time on th# links, 1 J T l S u t f .K t 'X .' S i n / t k Were —0/1* WHe— WeeCe l» C a r tr tiM , Mery T J . peel in*- come up with another good fight Tha only ball player we recall eggs worth araut I rents each Ilea P m e , n»«t*m T i e r . Mr. Blr, tonight In tha "rubber' match bear a a catra M aeata lacoae who actually did prove hlmaalf a J e r r y F r e ltr , n a r k Mauri, Hmeelh tween Oena (Cyclone) Fullmer of top profoaaional golfer whan hla Blirker per bird, BUM Hare —1/10 Wile —***** t> Aad le get the went frem Ka Bup*rlnr, Ceri'l * « n r t , Werllv Waet Jordan, Utah, and Oil Turn­ beat diamond daya ended waa m il* B ir*, i*, node* Itnrb, It end It er of Philadelphia at Madlioa your chlcha be aura ie atari Sammy Byrd, tho Yankee outfield­ Bnup. Bullin’a Ik,, Lufkin them an Depraved furl** tiup■ereath ■***— l ie mil* - a n t , I Square Garden. er of the Baba Ruth a n . Byrd Mill* milla, ftirrr Conner er glarttM . Tania nkow u Hreeaert. rnal Kill. Ke l.lnlt, H«d* Bach fight aeema ta eeramble played with Uta boat af them an fivaat |>er N. Bnper Beil, upirln, Hud the rallngi in the 110-pound tho tournament tr r t for yeara and L buper growth , . 1.1% featVloklk Hero—a ia Mile —Hr*a* W elaia. Tint M waa Fullmer up- waa known ai a fine taacher. Hie n*turn, Jn* Rtnck, Inrliltil* 'ex grew ta thee the lbal lor* Men. Ann, ll. Jun Par. New Hence. ••Ulng high-ranked Rocky Caiiet- Speaking of tha Baba, by tho way, muia. Munhle. niiie’e Vanity Nielli Him — i l l Wile— e n l* A Innl In Cleveland Jan. 4. Then It ho could at timea hK a golf hall g. Huger economy . 7.4% aa Mntl/ie. r\i«h Itillh Klein*, line waa Bobby Boyd whipping fa­ about aa rar aa any man before larger .thick* on the earn* »»» tinlnp*. Pare Her, Middlevored Eduardo Laueit, tha fiery or alnco, but ho waa gnat at I.M Bare. R*> o tapper amauat of lead aa laat year, Tealfe We**— I a Wit*—HreA* T Argentine on th e Wednetday curving them Into tha neat aounty, t. Soper safety . , became it Kiea B eur* f'e.h, lira.dr, le* B1.T *ah*ll* n . r k r Pud., Utterly Tleee. ehow at Chicago. too. come* with aew (occldloala 14* Il*e n«r. Mnnnuia 0*1 control mised In, If deaired. I t* U.e dAiiiiilii IAw*W eiedl. et f tftltD ONt BCORB WITH HARRttOH CHLLARD WHO HAP P B A T t ff HIM lHm jH tm t A.A.U. IN POOR J ri 'M r , \ BtroAt fL r tn tr j g k HTO K '■ M £E 7— ^ OAVt H/M 1 A HtAPBTARf 1 rut BUT ' OVERTOOK HIM TO HIM B u rttt r - to r n t M out non. tired th* prevloui one-game high for the seaion by a collegian In tha Garden. Duqua.ne t Si Grain and NYU’t Tom Deluca eaeh hit at. Hie garden record, Incidentally la 14 points, by A. John'a Harry Boykott In iM?, Hundley's 40 points alto pare him a two-yea, sophomore-Junior total of 1,111 bettering the NCAA -recognised record of 1,333 held by Virginia'* Bute Wilkinson and Furman’s Darrell Floyd. In the other half oil the Garden twin bill, Niagara tmofflddllr naile) down a return to the NIT by banging Set on Hall, alraady eo an NIT entry, by a surprising 17-JO margin. Seton flail looked atrocloha for a team that had lost only I of 19. In other game*, NIT • bound Xavier (Ohio) lost a second-lima .V .V T in n Mere—a/ia mu* ruee Coral S e n III* reernkee Jewett eiak tUnlela fl-4) T in *toe Ik Hi m —a/11 Hilt weel nartkr ll» J *1 III T.le Tie,* t i e l i e lie tv ** > ebitia* t*er aiart la ir lea luinuia rf-i) n n M in Pi***— a/ia wn* Tie,* »t.« flit n lie a*» lie TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU APRIL It S. RAIN OR SH1N I Alcott Wins Blind Bpgw Tournament CASSELBERRY- Chet Alcott, apaer iireaW II* i n *nf n ine 1 11 •em tery and tn aiu rar a/ the iilnlel* M-l) il.ei te ll Rim —i / i a mu* Tier* 1 1' Winter Park Naweoman Golf fine* Hal 11 tl.H I ei 1 1 * Aiioclition ahot a TT Wadnuday BSWSffR IK ta w a n ri mut wihi P o l »•**— i / t i Mil*—Ora#* tl ' «•!»** Ae* Hennati. rieaaent |lr**k. lei lia e l p*i)y Tutana fflaa?r‘ iL .JaU7' Uk,al4' >»•**•• W Sf? Mile—*«*!* B afternoon to win tha Aiaoelatlon'i blind tngay tourn ament at tha Ciiiaiberry gotf aouraa. Kan ITaR and B. W, Rodglna of Wlntiv Bark Mod far aoeond with Ha. GlUf Ovarman took low groat boooTi with a i M, Another tournoment will ba hold Wodnaaday, Feh. M, Alcott laid Mtfflberihtp In the aiaocinUon la opem to anyoao who hai moved Into *i# area ainca 1MJ. HEALTH HINT DO G 1 RA CIN G Nightly .' m e rn m o aot«htd» * SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY *Tk« O aw trj C M *f TrtUlag Tracks* PRESENTS * V alet P arkins tb * BULKY ROOM 4k PADDOCK R(k)M -C O C K TA IL LOUNGE— M H W G h u m « W N N O W ON— m a U D I N O SU N D A Y S D IN N E R S FRO M « U I At Ow I f 'm * Heated Standi A nn • Photo Timing * Australian Tote * Jerry C ulllnvM ffr. Berry, He Miaern , Ceding I’eriod: »u Uayg A** I'sodncllont 70% ^*vd I **dt I'nrlna Cage _ U J«* ^ _ Caaveraloas 3t Dog. Egg* pet I N Lb*, of Latent, 3.7 Lba. per do tea. GET PEAK e ff ic ie n c y BY KILLING FLIES EARLY Did you t m mh>* at U thie way i. jbiaiy uy *mi*u now rvprnavuia rnmwun os iu«* into* ta in* year, i i . l t way It u w important la Meet your uy Loaifot frog ram eany. kieed |f*le •fc,» >*M «***• mao# itorable by ilia# dua’t produ(A aa well aa oumioeuioa, happy, fly-lrao aalmaia. funnaa famous ftsy Control Program feature* the wonder(ui "*ry" btUe* nblcft told J.uN.UW Ibe. atroag It* fuat year. It’a t'arlaa »iy Malt , . kill* Uht magic. W* kave a complain Una af pewariul fartn* Sprays far baron, muk “ »*. stark entile, poultry kouaoo and foe heme*. Naal Umo yea aro ta Iowa tea oay « ’*• become Fly CoatiM Headqaertere, Kaaearch Tolls Tbs 8iory Detailed, cootrolled reasarcb oa more Ikao 3,*N steer* by Porlaa give# oa U|o follwiag tateroettag arorag* dally'gaiaa par isoa I | *51 FORD CONV. $595 . ’49 MERCURY 4-DR. $395 . *49 PONTIAC W 4-DR. $295 . *49 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR $295 . ’49 FORD 4-DOOR $295 . MS CHEVROLET 4-DR. $195. M6 MERCURY 4-DR. $195. * MS FORD CLUB CPE. $145. Ml MERCURY 4-DR. $695 . ’52 PACKARD 4-DOOR $895 . ’& DODGE CORNET. CLUB CPE. Extra Clean $695 . *53 FORD 4-DOOR $895 . FORD-O-MATIC *48 CHEVROLET PANEL 134 4>i4 ItM-MM IS. meets A.uS •N lb. (sod u p ) ----------- 3.(4 Coueoseed, or Llnnaod, at' 1U sum. boyueoa steal IN lb. bloera ............ 13! Uthlbd lb. nteor*__ — l.v* Moors f t* * U '* PM th. (sod op) Ihoy u a l i l hare, though, i t Iis tbe awry quite e r a sloe* Porlos earn* eot with riscagly, d ^ t u f W-gte TRUCK - i $295 . NO DOWN PAYMENT . ON SOME MAKES & MODELS tk*i' Porlos Tealoleo. That* little capsule* do s thorough Job sf . ramevlsg large rousdwerma aad heekwerma from big doge aod popple*. Yom era J**' ^**..i* • mlastaa tine with this Isoipotialvs vormtfog*. aeon* pretels just aas't make . , 1^ , (a tquel thus* made with furl** gupplemesi and grata, Uur I'arias Fending Adrian* V(U gladly help yen work oot the right feeding program foe year altoatloe, taklog lots consideration roughage quaiHy, svsIUbl* gratia, etc. HUNT-McROBERTS W1 ARK PLANNING ANOTMKR BPBCIAL CRICK DAY FRBRUAKY M. WATCH FOR DHTA1IA S im p S O D F a r m S u p p ly ] | ^ W* Raid 8L SANFORD, FLORIDA LINCOLN — MERCURY SEE US TODAY FOR THE BEST d iiK V M fia M O * noV r C R E O M U C S IO N £ £ J J " £ b “ * Legb-ea. boo-iuo to. »i**ro Bumf y ) • All New Track Feeder! l.a Tayler Addree*i a. Saniosd Av*. PURINA IN lb. Btaoro ____ M atinee. Wed. ft S a t, 3 P. M. ♦** Coeit aaly 1/3 cent per chick eitra. 4. Beper tiger • . brlgkt colorad legs aad even feathering, Naw Ingredient la fermala given ekkkg p*p and vigor, “ ‘ I, With all these eatrsa Port­ ae Sopor Chirk Starteno ooota bma tfclo year. Get tk* facta on thie good boy I Chronic brooch Hie moy devotop M yoor coogk, cbael told, or aeam broo­ ch Hie la eot Mosiod aad yoe eeneol ■Sard M lake a chance wha any medtcine leee yotnot than Cronomilaioo. II poet Into lba beoacMol eyemei a* htlp Cown and anpol gam toden pblasm aad aid nature to eootbt and baal row, tender, lodamedhear hkl memhtomm Oot a Mega boMt of OmeamMon a* yoor drag eeerw. Par iMdnM gto odiftar, metier--------------Nr CUW dronlo tbnptok end bineporktga Ad*. USED CAR SPECIALS CHECKERBOARD NEWS SIMPSON FARM SUPPLY P*a Kjrveet li re iei« line* Meldee l.»l Warrelt ■uiinUle (l-T) 111 »e m ilk Hi m —i/lB Hllei Tier* h im (o Welters Kentucky, 7441; and Richmond got s good grip on third place In lb* Southern Con­ ference by belling Virginia Mili­ tary I04g while Virginia Tach held off Furmen’i eeeond half charge, led by Floyd, who wound up with is, for a T7-7I decliloo. Utah regained A t Brylina lead by a half-gam* over Idle Brigham Young, walloping New Mexico 101-74 SsurrwwlsL Q ouidt^ 'Rubber' Match Set For Tonight WARNING! AM trtM HH/LAOiLPHtA. .'. V Army'* eotbaO taam win v1.lt Archbold Stadium for tha first time neat Oct. 10 to play Syracuse.__ ■ o W b W o V A W J W W INC. I M N .r U m tte A n , BUY IN A GOOD USED CAR �_____ : r.C T *' •-T/tn*. ■• V, V? ■ j,V, V*ftw f l w w W *st ,, • it January Methodist Circles Calendar | the First Presbyterian .Church at 3:30 p.m. 0 6 :1 1 p. m. — The First Baptist The 31Id-week Bible hour of the Church Training Union will meet.: First Presbyterian Church will be T:30 P. m — Everyone is invited, at 7 p.m. tu . ast Baptist- H.,uk 1 THURSDAY Service. 6:50 p m . — First Baptist Young People's Training Union The regular meeting or Scmlnota till conduct * Fellowship Hour. Rebekah Lodge No. 13 will be held at g p.m. In the 100F Hall. Visi­ MONbAY tors are welcomed. The Homemakqr clasa of the A benefit Dessert Bridge and Calast* Party for the hospital will be First Baptist Church will meet at by the Wuman's Club in the the homo of Mrs. Irving Pryor, Club house starting at I p m. Those 20* Margaret Rd. at ■ p.m. coming are asked to bring their •wn cards. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet ■I 1)01 E. Seminole Tlvd. at 8 p. m. girl. Herb Stcnstrom and Mrs. Mrs. Charles F. Dales announces Francis Stcnstrom as hostesses. the marriage of her daughter, Fledges are asked to make a spe­ Mr*. Peggy Knapt of Orlando, cial effort to attend and bring formerly of Sanford to Herburt I. their pins ts turn In. Ricketts of Patrick Air Force Dependable Clasa of the First B**o, in Cocoa Saturday. Methodist Church will meet at 8 p. m. at the home of Mra. Milton Wyatt, 911 Magnolia. 1:00 p. m. — Seminole Baptist Sunday School Association meets *t DeLand First Baptist Church. The Cub Scouts pick 10 comBilttee will he at 7:30 p m. In the Methodist Church. Parents of iny boys wishing to Join should come AuPhe rig Isirs lion Inform alion. The Boy Scouts will meet in the •cout roam at the Presbyterian Church. The Women of the Presbyterian Happy Birthday Church will meet at 1:45 p.m. for *' * Feb. 19 * prayer band in the Pbllathea Mr*. J. A. Williams Class Room. Mrs. Gordon L. Bradley The Women of the Presbyterian Feb. IT Church will meet at 1 p m. for a Mrs. Oliva L. Hunt business and inspirational meatMra. Ella Vara Feb. II Wirky Ellerhea June Jennlngi Mra. Fred (lanaa R, O. Young Bill Hardin Feb. 19 Douglaa Slenatrom Jr. Bonn!* Johnson Mrs, Robert Berg SUNDAY * j Marriage Told Unique Theme Is Carried Out At Woman's Club CASSELBERRYWashing, ton them#, f r a t u r i n r a felled mlnlatur* cherry tree, eompleta wltjt red fruit, atump and chip* formed lh» renterplerg ef thn refreahmenc table at a tori*] meet­ ing of the Woman’* Club Wedneeday night. Brldg* amt Canasta were the principal entertainment features. Tb# refreshment table, bearing home made rookies, cake and coffee and laid with Wa«hlngtnn napkins, w-os lighted by red. while ami blue randies Hatchet shaped lapel pin* were pirsm trd to those present. The cherry lice eenlerpiec* was crrotci] by \lri. Floyd It. Smith, .Mra. Herbert (llson eo-hosie** with Mrs Smith- assisted with the ilrcoratlhg. Twrnty-thre* membera and two guests, Mrs. Charlea Rrovt,t and Mr*. H. 1* Wilson war* present. Information For Veterans Circle No. Two of the WSCS of the First Methodist Church met at 9:15 a. m. Tuesday at the home of Mr*. Thro Fat*. 120 W. itth St. with Mr*. Lamar Echols as co­ host ess. Mrs, Milton Wyatt, Mrs. W. A. Hunter and Mrs. Davis were guests *piThe devotional wa* given hy Mr*. Ev* Hsrkey and refreshments were served to Mrs. C. E. Chorpenlng Sr., Mrs, W. J. Crawford, Mri. Mervin A. Dyal, Mr*. Charles L. Echols. Mrs. It. A. Futrel], Mrs. Harkey, Mrs. R. T. Hatchett. Mrs. J. F. McClelland. Mr*. W. B. Nicholson. Mrs. Theo Pate, Mr*. Earnest Southward, Mrs. E S. Higginbotham Jr., Mrs. W. S. Higginbotham, and Mrs. P. C. Nel­ son. After the meeting adjourned a baby ahower wa» given for Mra R. T, Hatchett. CIRCLE NO. FOUR Par,* (Jack Serna*) calm* lleltn'a (Itoasana I'odrato) fear* during ■Circle No. Four met at the a teen# from Warner Bros.' Helen of Troy," fllmrd In ClnamaScop* home of Mra. W. R. Haslett, 2600 and Wam*rColor, which play* the ItlTZ Theatre on SUNDAY. Iroquois Ave. Tuesday morning. Coffee and cookie* were served at 9:15 a. m. with Mra. Jamei Botard assisting the hostess. Mrs. Mervin Leddon. chairman, presided over the meeting. Scrip­ ture ami prayer were given by Mrs. Blake Sawyer and Mr*. Ultra rd conducted the study period using as her subject “ A Testament of Devotion" by Thomas Kelly., Those attending were Mrs. I.eJdon, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. Saw­ yer. Mrs. Ted William*, Mrs B. L, Cllcquennoi, Mrs. Boiard, Mrs. Oetavla Rumbley, Mrs. J. B. Craw­ ford, Mra. Joe Jarrell. Mrs. C. F. Brana.i, Mrs. C. L. Wallis, Mrs. Robert Parker, Mra, E. H. Laney, Mrs. C. Leonardy, Mrs. E. D. Kirchhoff, .Mrs J. W. Brown. Mrs. J. H. Crapps, Mrs. W. E. Glidewell and Mrs, Robert Mahsn. Mrs A. Denerlng of Newr York City and Mrs. J. F. Blum of Kan­ sas City were visitors. Legal-Notice IN H I M C O I M T O P T IIM « O t-b T I . n iiM iM ii. s : n i l .vrs a - i. m iiH S . i s p it m i a t c. j i ih ik IN III.*: KHI'ATK I)K t MUSS IN ndlSA l.D CHUIt’M D*ct*s*d u i , t it K i iiT o n a a m i p r:n s t i s s H A S I S O t l. S IM O D M U K . to It, 1964, tr nine W N after aeparatlon, whichever ti earlier. In ioma Instances, these deadline* may be extended. Veteran* living In Central Flori­ da who wish further Information about their beneflli should writ* the VA office at U E. Central Ave- Orlando. I v ia n r n i -DBS MOINES UL-Flv# persona* died early today la a Art th at* ’” awept through • building at tba_--‘ 1 F an De* Molaea veteran* housing,., project Just aouth a4 the De*- ■ 1 Moines city limit*. Boxers Johhny Holman, Bobby The victims war* Identified a*-. Boyd and Luther Rawling* arc Mr*. Samoa Tedrow; a daughter, gtU by Bern I# GUcLman, Rota Marla, U, a' ton. Tact*, S*_ . a' daughter, Veraoica, t; and a Chicago IfitluaTrTiiiis. neighbor g i r l , Margaret Ana Hutchinson, 11. ......... ; Legal Notice rl#d, kvr unknown husband. It a l i v e *• nnd If d tad . ba r unknow n astro d * . • ala***, laa ata aa and grant***. a n d OKI HF.TAHT OP I T STM partlaa eialaaiag Intaraata b r , K.MiW VC. th at I. It. A. II It AT. all n r o u i n . undar nr ag aln at Marlon Hr. rotary of Hlatu n( tha Slat* of tDay dtcaaaad a r oinar* . Morlils. dn atrolty git a tiotlra that wlaa, Halthcos. tha abov* daacrlbad » r o , a KIIIHT Hl’Ki-I.SI. PIIISI ARY p a rt* ; In all u n know n partlaa claim ing KI.Kl'TION will lit held on Tuasds*. In iv rsM i In sna abnva daacrlbad Slav I. last, amt tha ( lis t dala for p r o u a tt* by, Ihrouah, uadar a t quality in* in auch first p r l m t r * a g a i n s t Klim w. Dannla, dacanaadl shall ba n»on F a bruary SI, ISIS and all nartlca bavin# a r c la im ing and Ilia l s , | day fur qualifying a n* right, t u la o r l o t a r a i l to Ih n - > ■hall ba nnnn March t. me. A HK- bbova dascribad propartyi ■ ■ I t INI) HI-ClTAI. t ' l l l t l A l i r KI.KCYou a rc natan* aottfla* t h a t bulk THIN, If n r . r n a r ) , will l>* hald na t o q u lat tha tlilaa or tha plb ln tllta , * T u r x ia y . Hs* 11, l i d and a HI'IC- Donato A. H a r m and J u a l a b *' * • “ CI.SI. Cl.iri'TIHN Will ba hald oa H a r m , b n wua. and a t lhair gra n * Turotlay Slay t». l»S*. In tha Coun* tee ta ta* abava gaacrlbed p r o . t* ot Htmlm.le fur to* purpoaa of alactlng a strm bar nt tha l l a m a p e r t* has baaa brought a g a l n a t - * * of K»vrc»rntatlv*s (or (Iroup No. I. you lo tha a b o ta alyiag causa hi t h e oamad Court a i d *au a m . . occasinnad by lha t*«lan*tloa ot abnva a a ra b * notid ad a n d regulrad tn llonurahla S'ull* A. SVIlllains. Jr., Ilia iparaonall* a* a t t o r a a y l t * IN TKHTISIUNV SVIlHItCOP. 1 w ith la a Clark a toraald * a u r- i - 'havo haraunlo aat my hand and d p p a a r a n r a and w r itta o Court dafanaa. If . . . . catmad tha t lr a a l H»*t of Ilia an*, to tha *111 of Complaint Iliad h ta ta of H o n d a lo ha (Had ai in a*ld null and to aarva a cop* T allaha ss.c . lha Capital, m is ara o f upon Iho Altnrnaya (or Ihn . th» I t ih day o( r s o r u a r y , A. O., thtalntlfla on o r bo(ora Iho tS t h m s. o* of March. A. D. t i l l Heroin USUAL.) (oil a n t or daerco pro rnntaaao - * R. 'A. d r a y will bo aniarad a gainst you. n s . ,* i a r y of Miaio tvitna sa my hand and tha a fft. dial s a i l of tkla Court a t g a a to r d * SIITII K TO n i C P K M t I S T H U C I M C C I T < O t 1ST O P T H IS jh U lath da* a t F a b r u a ry . A. £ > i v i ii j t m t i s i. t m i - i i T in r i.t iH iiis is s s n i-iiH aaisai- t C U r k ’g t a i l ) gT STM OP Ft.OMIDA i i r r a i i op tmm S M ll. i: t o t S T S . IV Donald A. l l t r n a t 'H S S I C M t s r , OS al, vortuo Ju lia r. Hull III ai ala.. fu ia tllt Defendant* TU; Julia T. Hmltb. and If married, her unknown husband. If ally*, and If daad. her unknown halra, H»vt»s«». Uaalra* and giant***, and all paills* claiming Intsraal* hr Ihrnugh, under or against Julia T. Hmllh, d*. fjmmI or olhsrwls*. In lha following d»«crlb,d prompty •ilualsd in gtmlnol* County. Fierida, to-wlli t.ola munbtr.d | to II Inclusive, In lltock ft of ganlando. Iho Huhurh lUsutirul according lo rial ih»r,»f rscordsd In Plat tluok I, |uim IS',, as. IT. and St of lh» t’llhllr Itroonls of Mnnlnnla Couniv, Florida: Morion Dsv lla lib ro s . and If marC at* No. Suit O P. Msrndoa ■Circitu Clark Jl* t*. U H unt • I n p u t * Clark * J. I l l g g i n a A W'llinn A l a ta a d e r . Church and Mam Bulldlag, ^ Urlonda, r i o r ld a A trornaya (or r U l n i lf f * WELL DRILLING "Howard C. Long Phont 888 tOT K. C M a m ta l moneys m v siia t i M i . s r r a s m i;s i t n:i Vnu and asch »r yuq ar* hcrahy noMli.d and rcqulird t.i p in .a m any claim* and d .m a m ls which »ou. or ciiHti* of you, may h» \# ■Uainat II.a aalal* of Ndwln (It. wal.l Choi, a, d . e r a , . d , lala of aald County, tu tn* County Ju.laa ol hoiiiinul* Cuuiily, Florida, a i bis ofi|c* In tha c o u rt houno o ' said County at Hanford. Florida, w uhln alglit calendar montha from t n . tuna at lha flral publlrailua of I Ilia nolle*. Ka< h claim or damand •hall ba la writing, and ahall >iai. lha placa of r.aldanc* and poat o f ­ fice addraaa of lha c la i m a n t. , and •hall iqp<w..rn tn by tna rlalm am ••Rent, hr a i l n r o f ) . and any inch i lam, nr demand not , u f n ., | onall b* void. Clara Mnrrla Chou# A • at».-ulor of tha l.asi -dt S' ill and T a.ta m ao l ,.f K.I win Dawatd Ch»lr*. d.- .aaad r i r a t pul.llrailnn Fab. IT, l s , d Wcbbar II II,. 10. a .SMoiuay al l.a.t tv m t . , I’atk, yi.iri.i* M ostP tm l Most CtfAcity Most Comfort! For-ifa nww ta awl OL thaa other t n M o s tM ty ! 1 # snd Mra. J. R. Dougbtery et Rya, N. Y, announce the birth a< a ton, Jam** Kevin la tba Uni,»#d Hospital hi Port Chester, N. Y. Feb, 10. Tba young ■■■ weighed 9 Ibi, 7 01. and his ainther la (be former Kathryn • Morrison. Mr. and 3fra. Charlea Johnson, of Idtke Monro*, ar* the proud parent* of g young idaughter, MbA* Lea, weighing 7Vi pounds, ThJKeung 3lis* was born at the Florida Sanitarium. Feb. 10. If M iaalitf T ha ^I.ORIDA T1MES-UNION Daily Delivery Phone m i tn Prompt Service ; ■*.: MOOR G e t the B e st l/e/ue Durtng O u t ★ Fait-SafiAlarmSystem ★ RernmMi Wirelisfcits h lilt I I l l 'l l l| 1IM III l.i llt'Hli.lir ISU I Ml ,i IHII/IH 111 MAGNOLIA AVE. 43V A T T V . FORD T H E A T R E . WDBO. 1:10, TUESDAY* >»>• �a y g & sw ) ijs m i& M fHATA CW^l VOgHtOTMt' iin66w%*traicmtin*3 It. iartfielmess Ts Back In Hollywood HOLLYWOOD (oft) - Richert Birthelmes* If hack In Hollywood pa, formerly of Lake Mary, waa Bayne Tueaday. Hr. Richmond hsi looking a* handsome as he did Uu dinner guest of Mr. and Mn. retired now after II year* with when be palpitated hearts as a R. M. Ball. >Ho noted many tho Math Truck Co. and now star of tho ailettt screen. ^ rhahgoo In the few years be hae plans to make hi* homo In Ftoridk. He Is vlsIUng old friends and been gone from turn -ummunlly. Ur. Bayne tod Mr. Richmond Jocikti—• after his real estate hol.1. Tuesday morning, tha Rev. L wera aaaoclatod togethzr in their 'lags, out he hinted that ne wouldn't W. Scott end Die Rev. and Mr*. work for a number of years, be adverse to an acting return. BT N i l . K im f LAYO C. C.’ White attended the funeral Tho Rav. and Mra. Jam tt Mc­ Barthelmcv wa* one of the great Mra. Nail Gilbert returned In peLand of the Rev. E. 0. tram the hoipltel last Tuesday Sutherland, who passed away Cullough of Green*boro, are tho stars of early films, jppearlng ie where (he recently underwent a Sunday, lie waa well known here, proud p ir a te of a son, weighing several of tha best P. W. Griffith tonslUaetomy. We ere happy In having taken part In Community • lb. u oi., born Feb. S at the movies and later at Warner Broth­ report that Mri. Gilbert la fealing Church*aertrlcee as an official of Quincy Hospital, named Clifford ers. His career extended well into Kelly, Mrs. McCullough was the the talkie period, but he becama vary wall. North Presbytery. former Mite Patricia Tyler, daugh­ Inactive In tha middle 30‘a.Qpa . Neal Gilbert, eea-ln-law of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Steed have ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L Tyler made a brief return in 1030, ip. and Mri. James McGrath, who rented the True house on 4th of Enterprise. pairing In "Only Angels Hava waa amt hero to assist In the opening of the new McCory’t itore St. formerly occupied by the Jo# M. H.i Ryan returned Wednesday Wings" with Cary Grant, Jean Mnyburys. at die Colonial-Pina la Orlando, from a visit of several days at Arthur and Rila Hayworth. Mr, end Mrs, Donald Ellmore tha Horn* of Mr. and Mra. R. A. kaa bow beau made AisUtantStore than ha has rarely bren Muager aI the (tore and will be have rented tha smaller Ball cot- .Grogan la Sabring, seen In the movie capital. Ha was taga and Mr. and Mrs. Franc!* her* permanently. Mr. and Mra. John Lambert of li\ the news again recently when Mr and Mn. John Comfort of Wray Tombler and two children Hoek Cliff Apartments, Montclair hV/*a* among Ute film pioneer* have rented tho other Bill cot­ it. Fetenburg Beach apent ievN. J. were gueita of Mr, and Mra. honored by Eastman'! hall of eral daya with M n. Comfort’* tage. Both men are attached to John Bayne Tuesday. fame parents, Mr* and Mn. Arthur NAAS, Sanford. Randy Emanuel w u .th e gueit Arriving for lunch at tha B e \0 y Mr, and Mra. A. Fratl of THompaon, the tin t of the weak. The members of the Saturday Parmlngdalt, L I. have arrived ta °f honor at a'surprise birthday Hills Hotel, Barihelmess looked Evening Pinochle Club attended occupy their home on Llttlg Like party gtvaa by bln mother Mn. smilingly young for hla M years, the Valentina Card Party which Mary. They were accompanied Sidney Emanuel at tha Florida Ills sleek hair la still Jet black waa held In Llbrarp Hall Satur­ by their son, Johnnie and his wife Powar clubhouse Saturday evening and hla face has few lino*. How and two children. Friends of in celebration of hli teth birth- haa he managed to remain so day evening. Mrs. RlU Brown la staying Mr*. Fratl will he glad to hear lay. Gueata Included Mis* Sandra youthful? with Mrs. CarrU Baldwin at her that her health is Improved over falder, Mias Linda Dunn, Mra. "1 don't really know," he re­ Sally Nleder, Miss Catherine Em­ plied. "I might say that It was heme in tha abaanra of Mr*. that of last year. Margaret Matherion. Mr*. John Feckham spent Gss- anuel, Mia* Susanna Nrider, Pas­ because I lead an active life when Mn. Mragaret Mathersnn has parllla Week in Tampa, visiting cal Carr, Harvty Dunn, Jr. Cun- 1 was in pictures. I hid a yacht an la red the Osteopathic Hospital her* soft and daughter-ln-taw. Mr. ningham, Ray Wull, Paul Wad­ sad- was -always .swimming, (He* for further treatment. and Mra. Clarenca Beckham. Mr. dling, Pat Ryan, Francis Guam- Ing tennis or doing cither ipmte. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thump- Packham went down for the charrL Cake, lea cream end cokea But a lot of actor frlendi of mine ton, Mrs. Selma Larcom. Mr, weekend and the two returned to ware served after an evening of did the same and they seem to and Mrs. N. B* Steward. Mr*. Lake Mary, Tuesday, dancing. have aged \>ilh the years." 0 ladya. White and Mr*. James Mr, and Mrs. Rtohard Harris of He added that he bellevrd his Mr. and Mi*. Kelly Young of McGrath were among th« many Fort Weyhe, Ind. arrived Mon­ Elkton, Md. era tha proud parents perennial youlhfulness was one of who attended tha Maine meet­ day to spend some time with of a ton. named Milton Heiskcl, the reasons he didn't continue la ing tin t waa held at tha Com­ hi* brother and sister-in-law, Mr. weighing I lb. born at the Elkton (Urns, munity House In Maitland, Hospital at I p. m., Feb. IS. Mr. "1 didn’t age and mature si Mrs. Cassia -Malars, who has and Mn, Hubert Youig, Harris (a a great nephew ol Mr. some of my contemporaries did.’* Mrs. James Greek, accompan­ been In Delray Beach for the and Mra. M. H. Ryan and he end he remarked. "But another reason ied by her let* husband's mother post several week!, returned last I quit was because (he fun Wn| Saturday. Mra. F. Gilbert, with eft last week for Butts, MonL, his parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Fred gone out of picture making. Wo whom aha had been staying, re­ *hera aha wilt make he» future Harris wera former resident* of used lo love to go to the studio Enterprise, tom*. , turned with her and will remain The children and staff of she and we hated to leave at night. for several days. Children Home were honored guests It doesn't seem to he that way Last Saturday evening Library i t tha Seminole County, Fair Thurs­ any more." hall was the location of a Valen­ day. Mrs. O. B. Canada spent The former actor said he hid tina Card Party held by tha By HELEN SNODGRASS several daya this week with her several mlssinna during his trip Longwood Civic League. A large Mr. and Mra. M. H. Ryan en­ daughter and son-in-law Sgt. and here. He has to look after hi* group waa in attendance and Va­ lentina motifs wera used through­ tertained a group of frlendi at a Mra. Henry Crawford In Orlando. Wilahlre Boulevard p r o p e r l y , dr m...Ultra linn dinner Thursday ev- Sgt. and Mra, Earl Nettles and among the last of his hnldlng* here, out. Instead of the naual prise* for ening at their home. son arrived last week for a short lie met hi* daughter'* new § v tha winner* at the tablet, prises Guests Included Mayor and Mn. Unto with Mrs. Nettles mother, bind In S»n Francisco snd n*» were given bo tha oldsat sweet­ Edward Webb of Orange City. Mr. Mn. Graro Rear#, while ggL visited Ronald folman In Santa hearts, the youngest sweethearts and Mr*. Arne Erickson, Mr. and Nettle* will be attached to the Barbara and William Powell In Palm Spring*. Mr*. Joa Steven* of. DeBsry, Mr. Orlando A. F. Base, and many others. and Mra. J. V. nichardi, Mr. and Mra. Bert Maxwell A children A return to acting? Mrs. D. J. Parker, Mr. and Mn, Mlchaal H Marsha have returned "I haven't' thought much about S. C. Lawson, Mrs. Georgs Ryan, to their home In Langley Field. Va. It." Mtia Helen Snodgrass, Mr and after a visit with bar parent* Mrs. He left Hollywood In 1M1 for four years In tha Navy. Mra; L. 0. Reyman, Mr, and Mrs. Mr. an Mra. J. W. Pagelt. Since tha war he haa looked Georgs Warren of Glenwood. The regular meeting of tha P-TA Feonuta rata high in thiamin after hla Investments and rreud will be held Tuesday evening at and nloelnt they contain largo potatoes on hi* estate on Cmig By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON T:9Q p. m. at the •dhool-atldtltwidm amount* of riboflavin. Berausa Island, He hp* hh)ea'jto|d the place Friends of -Skipper- Nelson Mrs. Irena Jackman will ba the paanuta era a terrlfle energy to Henry Ford, but rents a homo will bo Interested to hear that speaker for this special Founder's food, they a rt regularly found in nearby as well aa an apartment ha Kaa anlletod In tha Marin* Day program and ther* will be tha training' dieta of famous in New York. Hli wlfa la an Idterlor decora lor there. Corps and lo now undergoing a pi* salo following the meeting athletes. training at Parrt* Island, S. C. All pirenti and visitors are urged Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Malosh to attend and enjoy thin special spent Sunday with htr sister In program. Port Orange. Tha regular meeting of the WSFrfenda of Mr*. B, B. Franklin r s was held Tueaday at the home will b* glad to know that she la of Mr* Ernest Dining, During the horn* and Improving following a business setslon the group voted throat Injury which hospitalized to pay another f70. toward the her. Mra. Stanley Elliott of Ander- furnace for the pantmage and eon, Ind., who le visiting her completed plans for a rummage brother-in-law and sister, Mr. sale for the early part of Marrh and Mra. Earl Toney ie spending and a bake sale to be held In De­ soma tlmn with frlanda In Tampa Bary the Saturday before Easter. and other cltlii in the southern Date to be announced later. Mrs. Cecil Sellers was appointed to 4 C M n d i lU c trlc R a n g t part of tho etat*. Mr. end Mrs. Charles Adam* investlgite for the purchase of of Douglas, Ga. are the guest* water heater for the church kitch­ of bar grandmother, Mra. J. L en. Mrs. J. Ropper, Winter Garden, Orlando district secretary of pro­ Bullard. Mra. Booai* laundan visited motion work gava a most interes­ relative# In ML Dora, Sunday ting talk on alma and purposes of WSCS, Tha group voted to pre­ afternoon. Bobby Taylor, MS Air Fnrca sent something useful for tho church WAS I1P9.IS Kaa oomplsted hie schooling and In memory of Mrs. Daisy Hamil­ NOW hna boon transferred to a b»>* ton, Refreshments were served by In Albany, Ga. It 'w** hli good the boiteai to the approtlmataly fortune last weekend to get a IS members present, Mr. and Mn. Norman (Rappy) furlough and visit hit grandRichmond, of LOvitttown, L I. nmthar, Mrs. W. A, Lowe. Recently, Jon Clark of Tam- were gueita of Mr, and Mra. J, N. AM Taw Enterprise Lake Mary B a q q sh M jil ml »■ jc n k g . n o rm D A irrrr? 3 e v a r e c r y v o v c h £ L W m y gan q .p double /P C W T * THtNX j q TABOO- tx /T rvfxw * a m sx*r> J -w a *Tsyr am /crm m \ -----»■■ . - ■ A#*fl f 7M T OUTLAW lfA P K R / 9 7M TM Q TO YO U ? CA8MWJ9 B /O U T H O W / DOUBLR*---- S 0A T S 9 SOUNO _ UKR R J N , ' ^ re n e w * se i^ w ro . rc s o T t? A MCMS - lo a a r H to * o n DAwciAia BIG BARGAIN! «M Rang* TCAfPC " Mia hot dog n i l * iritfc » 7 » BiU«t put a teaspoon or so of tha mixture Into tha cavities of drtlaad canned peacheo. Brail until thorough ly bat larva with bam. Legal Notict tM i c n H n m m a a d d rm m gONS I IA V M U C L A I M ! O B UN* BA N O S A U A I N I T SAIU B I T ATM I to Vou «ad «»eh at ton art k*r*t>» notified Md r*<ioir*d t* present •n r «i«lraa sna demands whloS »o«. or m nir ut >ou, way lava « salmi tba M in. ot NUAM A jiiammh, o r n o i Tata at said cuuHljr..to Ida County M i l o* Manlnuja Cenaty. Ylorldn, ,1 kls How to bring your hom e up-to-date - H ere are som e o f th e ways to improve your home: M ake needed repairs - Add a bed­ room or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Enclose your porch • Modernize your kitchen - M odernize your tatfm m tn Insulate w alls and ceiling -R eplace your roof ■ Add Insulated siding - Paint your home • Inside and out - replace your screens Build a garage - or other n eed ed repairs or rem odeling. You d o n t need cash - ju st satisfactory incom e and credit rat­ in g - The post can be handled In easy m onthly paym ents. %.«A . wftb (ti« •! •’ 111 M ifw S U A f t . mourn in i �If IVa W ortk A nythin* 3 - U A L E8T/ TC FOR SA LE-3 I t 's W trill A dr«rti#tac l a SPECIALS New I bedroom houae outside of city. Concrete block, nicely furn­ ished, with four lota. $10,300.00. May be had without furniture if desired. Good terms available. New 3 bedroom house, eoncreto block, car porte, utility room. $10,300.00 Terms. • 8 Room house, two lots, hfg oak trees for shade. Block and frame construction. Car porlc. $1,500. T h i F ollow inf R ite s a n now Terms if wanted in tf f tc L BEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN IN Pa* Line fe? Owe Inaartien IN P«* Line fe* Throa Ixaertteas J. W. HALL, REALTOR IN Pet Line fe* FJje Interview "Call Hall" Phono ITU 11a Per Line fe* E « k S3 In­ sertion*. NICE Two Bedroom home, Uke front. Casselberry. ,Seo owner | MINIMUM RATE i $N 2603 sanford.fv*. . 2 BEDROOM HOMES C B S. CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floors — Tile Hslhe Paved Carports — Insulated 17!95 1495 COMPLETE DOWN C. J. CROCKER - Rudder LEAVITT A LANSnOWNE ORANGE CITY, FLA. D Garage Apt. 2100 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms, private baths. 114 W. First St. RoUaway, Hospital a n d B a b y Radi. Day, Week or Month— Tal. 1433. Furniture Center— 116 Wait First • e f f ic ie n c y Apartment INVESTM EN T T hree A partm ent U nit Two with two bedrooms each, one with one bedroom. All with large Living Rooms and separate Baths. Near Churches snd Shop­ ping. This is a good buy for In­ come. $1 MOO. Rosa I . Payiea, Broker Aaaabelle B. Henderson, Associate Alberta J. HMI, Associate Phone 2671 .. »M-»2 at Hiawatha Suit ar. CaronlenOv lacated. Acnm from Post Office. Inauirj Man vie! Jacobson Dept. Store. Furnished Apt. Ph. 432 W. NEWLY Decorated unfurnished house, .screened . . ------ porches, fruit iters, rhont 1109-J ODHAM & TUDOR, INC, hath » THREE iJlKC.1. room duplex oupira and uam, "Rudders of Finer Homes" t>U month. 306 W, 8lb SL ’ offers TWO Bedroom furnished house. Apply Garaga Apt 113 W. 19th Baaulifully Designed Three and Four B e d r o o m Homei for Florida Living and VA IGO Financed NICE Rooms. *3. weekly. 1013-W • FHA Priced from >ll,2tn. to its,non. Salat Offiea—3*23 So. French Ava. equipped, circulating Heater, Phone 3100 or 21*0 hot — iwaltr ■ healer, - — -■Phone - . - 9131. — , .» THREE bedroom home unfurniihk ed $63.00. Robert A. Williams > Phona 1*73 NICELY Furnished five room *garage apt. Call C. C. Welsh, ■ 9&3-R or 111. FIVE Rooms, unfurnished. Range and heaters furnished. Call 28*6, 119 W. 23rd St. RNISHED a-Bedroom House. II eleetrle Kitchen, screened orch, nlfe yard 2413 Orange ,veWANTEDTP WANTED—Fruit on tree. 8m i crop*, so boaei and up. C, ! 3t$4. Whelehel Grove Service, C. A. WHIDDON, SR. Raj. Real Estate Broker E. Danglai, Run? E. WUIIami Baletmen 8. Fark Ph- I»1 REAL ESTATE FOR M U - J 1$A HELP WANTED 10A ______ . ( f f l l p ________ i r you want City Lou with good 1163 CUSHMAN Motor Scooter, ahade trees, 1 can give good 875. Roy Red's 1611 S. Sanford HOUSEKEEPER. Two AdultsWarranty Deed*. Jam ji M. Ave. Good home, email aalary. Miea. Phillips. Rt. No. 1 Box 158. San­ Wilcox. 741 N. Summerlin St. TRAILER 1933 3H‘. Excellent con­ QUICK CASH lor Furniture. Addford. Florida. dition. all conveniences Oppo­ lag Machines, Typewriters. Out­ Orlando, Fla. site Enterprise School. Can ha board Motors, ' BoaU. Super GOOD Horae for riding and very seen alter 4 p.m. Herman ShadTracing Peat Oee mile South gentle. Phone 1376-J. oo lT-fk. Phoeo 3017-W. MUST SA C RIFICE YOUNG colored man, preferably KREE BR Houae. Dining room, Uied furniture, appliance!, tools, single lo drive truck. Also handy 1933 TRAILER 33 ft- Two Bedroom Mobile Cruiser with II ft. ca­ kitchen equipped, v r n i t i l n wiin tool:.. >40 a week to atart, ate. Bmjght-sold. Larry's Mart. bana. I3.A3U. Phone 1864-J after blinds, space neater, fire place. A days. Phone 2807. 331 Sait l i t St. Phone 1631. 3 p. m. Ride by 610 Catalina Drive thrn SC Case with Harrow and Front call for appointment. Phone Cultivators. Goodyear Service Store needs an Appliance Salesman to aell Gen­ U f r r TRACTOR CO. eral Electric product! 63 and 110 ■way 17-66 Sitrtk H ass M delivers Liberal commissions. YOUR EVINHUDF. DEALER All applications will be kept confidential. Apply in person at OFFERS uur store. 113 b. Park Ave. 3 H. EVINRUUE Hornet — Lola — Acreage ZEPHYR ................. '.... $30.00 Used Thor Automatic Washer 8.99 I a u i 6 n . O iler 5 H. 8C01T-ATWATER .... $63.3U Used Outboard .................. 11-68 Registered Real Estate Broker Mi H. SCOTT-ATWATER .. *63 U0 Used Refrigerator ...........— 14.9« 461 AOUTH ORLANDO DRIVR Used Frlgiuairo .................. to H. Lightning MERCURY $100.00 HOOKKEEPING nr Genrrat OfPhene 1336 II. MJO IT-AT WATER Used Outboard ........... 19 99 lice Work. Call Harold Scott, 16with ronlruls ........... . $139.03 Used Portable Radio —......... 9 99 Ph. 9112 between 7-9 jv m. IA II. ELGIN ..................... $129.95 NOT A PROJECT! Used 3 H. P. Firestone 20 H. MARTIN, >399.75 Outboard ... .................. 39.99 12— lluvintss Opportunities —12 New mnlnr . .................. $163.00 BUT— Homes of Real Individuali­ Repoaaened Mdse. 33 II. JOHNSON, 1933 Model. 39.9.) ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early Refrigerator ............. very fail .............. — >230.00 99.99 SERVICE Si «lion lor v»h\ Onlv American, Ultra Modern, Con­ Gas Stove ........... investment required is Slock A!»u many motnrs torn down tur H. P. Firestone Motor .... $6.93 ventional 4 F r e n c h Colonial 10 «..<iii,>mrnl vv, f. Bell, 3rd used parts. Reasonable. Power I.iwn Mower ........... 67.93 types. On Mala While They Laid ami Park Ave. 3— 615x20 Uke New Firestone' New HU Model EVINIUDE5 Urea A Tubes ....... ea. 77.on BUILT On Large Landscaped Childs Plan* ........................ 2A.93 23 H Flee. Starting Loti: in the best of neighbor­ Used Inner Tubes ............... 44e Rig Tw in.......................- *460.00 hoods. 23 H. EIcc. Demonstrator Used Tires ... •............ 3.00 up rLOOR ssnding and Bushing used about 33 hours $383.00 FIRESTONE STORES Clsamng. waxing, bem ag Sami- • TRADE-IN your old Roat, Mo* COMPLETE with all the features nola County sines 1113. lo? or Trailer. 111 Enat Ut SI. you hav» dreamed about aueh H. M. Gleaiun, Lake Mary, —Selection nf floats— RANrORO, FLORIDA as colored General Eleetrle ap­ Glass. Mahogany, Aluminum pliances and cotorod plumbing and Galtor Trailers. fixtures, Planking. Krrvky Heating • HEATING • Also several used n>iats and M. G. HODGES Floor Furnaces and Circulators Trailers. AND available at reasonable Service un All Water PumpsB. POPE CO„ INC. 'See the New Evlnrude Line lor ’» prices with the best financing 16* H. Ifallt Drilled — Pumps Rovrth Park Ava. Pkeae 144* Flnanre Plan A with minimum down-payPiola Read Phene TOO menu. HUDSON Sporting Goods Window Sills — Lintels Flue Sleeks — Cradle Bloeka ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Krlarude Sales A Service Wellborn 0. Phillips, JrGrease Trips - Dry Walls. 361 E lit St. Pbona Ms Rxlph Kay, 3130. Miracle Ceaerela Co \ Sinee 1949, Sanford’a Leading 36# Elm Ava Ph. 13: Builder of homes for ovar 1,300 PAINTING and Paper ll.vogii peopla. Silts Office: Little Venice USED Eleetne coin dispenser R. C. Walker. Phono 2933-M in Loch Arbor. Buy your Furniture at Berry's drink box. Good running condi­ tion. Ideal (or beer storage box. 14— SPECIAL 6K8V1CKI - 14 Warrhuuse Flint., Co., at 901 \V. PHONE 1364 1st St. All nationally adv. fur­ Can be seen at Tha Sanford niture at warehouse prices.' INSTALLATION ot linoleum. Car FOR RENT— Three Bedroom pen. Tiles. Huuve. nice condition. >7300 a 10.4 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator. Ex Sanford Linoleum A Tile Co. crllcnt Condition >100. Phnni month. i r W. 1st SL Thotw 1(17 1714-J, For your Real Estate Needs: LOST—Last Friday In nt near Cullen ana H arkey, Kealtur# For Hatter Plumbing METAL ROOFING Lake Mary, two bird dug*. Brown 1*6 N. Farh Ave. PN m ttl*. See or Call New In Stack. 6-V Crimp —lU " anti white Pointer answers to Corrugated- 14*" Corrugated the name "Bo", and a l-yearW- J . KING Gat all Your roofing needs al old black and white Setter. Call !Mt South Park—I'hoae M UUi6 J after 3 p. m. IIKWABD. Mrorwuis C#«cr#U Pip# C*. Ph. 2461 NINE Ft. Weallnghouie Refrigera­ (Hi WHI IMh 84. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapcs llphnlttcry and Slip Covers FOUND • llnr»c tn Lake Monroe tor. Good condition, a bargain, Phono 4H1, Herbert Behrens. 304 W, 3th St. Finest Workmanship 6— ARTICLES WANTED - » oy HURHOUGHS Cast! register and Viliam 6 aSH. TRADE-IN prices Master Crafhmen. adding machine combination. paid for used furniture, ('all You'll Like Our (trmuiMbir Prices Phone 1620.1-3 STANLEY K U l.P 038. Wilson.Maier Furniture Co. FHIGIDAIRK appllanrev, vales 311 E. 1st St. and service. G. II. High, Oviedo, Phono Oviedo — Forest 3 ;nn8 VI*11 ECHOLS llalcnny Fla, I'honp FO.V33I3 or Sanford F u rn itu re Dinplnyeri for rn.sy INCOME-TAX-SERVICE | 1642-W ifirr 6 p. m. and Cunvenlent Exam ination Wm. H. M urray nEDROOM SPECIA L MEN—Earn >2. per hour. Sales 1111 Celery Avo. Phone 181PM and Delivery. Experience not Mined Sunday ami Wcilno.il,iy llookravr Red, Double Drc*«er. necessary. Mpsl be able In meet HAYNES Office Machine Co. Large Mirror, Imrirspring Mat­ Tvpewriterv, adding maehmes, public. Part or full time. Watkins FDR BENT- Drag tress, Matching Box Springs Week nr Month. M Saies-Rcntats. 114 Mag.. Ph. 44 Products, 22A S. Campbell St., FREE Construction Co. Daytona Baarh. 2 Pillows and I Mattress Tad ALL FOR $169.00 fBEAUTY PARLORS - I f PLUMBING Conti act ami repair work, Free KING SIZE BED , E XC ELLEN T eslimales. It. i, Harvey, 204 Evn-Rerov R ranty Shop AO x 80 Hanford Ave, Phono 1828. BEST m Workmanship a n d Guaranteed Hi Years Materials. Innerspring Maltress RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. It* Eait 2nd hi. Phase 141 ipnngi (choice of Ticking) O P P O R T U N IT Y Elactneal Contracting and Repairs aboard (ehoicr of cover) Hnllywoed Lags TV Sarrie# C#«t#r Isivdix and Crosley Appliance* Far ALL Your R#auty Naads call H a rrie d '* R aauty Nook 112 Magnolia Are. Ph. 113 Phone Odhnm & Tudor lor. Furniture 971 103 So. Oak Ava. (Open evenings by appointment.) Complete Slock of Unfinished Need O utstanding Perxnn Sc* Our Large Display of Beauti­ ful Dinette Sets W ith Knowledge And AlillLIV1NG~ROOM SPECIA L Ity To Work In Our AcOne hour • Wash and Damp B -Pc. Sectional (Choice Fabric I— On* hour 4 - Wash and Dry I OMlraetlig aad R 1 Corner Table — I End Tables— co u itlin f D epartm ent. Finished Laundry 16*7 Rtafer* Ave. f 3 Table Lamps Sanimn* Dry Cleaning • ALL FOR $149.30 Soathfiid* I-aundrMiat • S ecretary MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING SeatJi Side Feodmart Bldg. TYPING - LETTER WRITING EC H O IC REDDING CO 1*6 Bail llth BL PROMPT SERVICE Corner 2nd A Magnolia. Pr. 1 For Oar Balsa Department PHONE 3118 "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. 404 Sanford Atl. Nal'I. Bank Bltlt Open Mondays 'til 6:66 p. n Aad General Office Work CREDIT BUREAU OF SANrOR * Rale* Perann —Feeder* i t Yew— A ln m la a a NEW Three Badroom, 14 Baths,, Verteliajv BUr4# Concrete construction. Complete modernistic kitchen- Exception- Eaeioied head. Sag-proof battam rail with plaitie ends. Pintle or ally fine location with proper environment, for growing child­ rayon tapes. Cotton or aylen cords. ren and parents. $300. Down, $77,28 a month P A L Bwnkarflf GHm m i N e t Ow. 113-114 West 2nd 84. Phene $$9 ATTRACTIVE Throe Bedroom Homa. $6,600. Includes apk pllancsi, large lot wllh trees, f on City aewer. VA Insured flnanclng, $300- Down, *34.00 month. )y payment. Principle and intareit. |T.900 for Two Bedroom masonry Phone 1126-A. B. Pelerton,Broker house. Will be completed soon. AasoclaUs - A. B, Paterson Jr., Only SUL down. FHA Insured P. J. CheeWreon. Garfield wuj loan. Jult right for retirement latta. Jahn Melseh, R. W. Wil­ boom p r for email family. liams, Haiti M. yield. A. C. RED. >329 93 HEYWOOD WARE FIELD'S famous Ashcraft Thrn Deudnay, Lend Sarvuor. ! LOWXLL m. D i m Place Seclionala • $189 *500. D OW ff VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom home, large corner lot, establish­ ed neighborhood. Not a project 1*00 MeUonviile Ave. Phone M l. THE SANFORD HERALD B B B E asy T t n u Mather of Sanford NM# & lag BL F or W ork In Our Salr.s Department ENVELOPES, letterheads statements, Invoices, hand bills, and r o g r a m s , ate. Progressive Tinting Co. Phone 408 — 403 West 13lh St. Is eipanding and wa have im­ mediate need for the above Till 10 p.m. Servieo Calli *3.on, W A. Norris, Ph. 1339. J. q, listed personnel. Our hours are Herrin Ph. 2893-J. Llcenseil Technician, guaranteed work. long, work la hard, and pay Is good. If you are Interested, list INSURANCE your qualifications by letlar and mill ts Bax III. An interview Preferred RaUa te Preferred will be arranged. Pollryhoidera tohn Wllliamn 1m . A i*ncy 41T fanfo[d Atlantic Bank Brailay Odham CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ? ALL J f KINDS Phono 3184 Day# 1052-M N lsh U charge it B U R N ISH E D AND INSTALLED . . BROKERS Aae-ef.U BY DICK M A P ES ROLL-AWAY BED 41 Inch eoU tpringa with Innerspring mat* •r»ss and headboard. New eon- ig mother and while mother r $1$ Palmalto * i* is kvy 17 _ % IV SI % % * i-J Ji i r 7/< Tr % 31 fg ii 4 je % % % 1* u j T Ji it f r % % % j« 4i % .V. Ti Ji % i t 4 G E N E R A L T IL E CONTRACTOR DIAL S anford 2198-W P % ea % 4» 1 % 3» 50 ji Eddie llrannlck, traveling laerw lary of Iho Nmv York Glints, be­ gan his annual Florida vacallen hj inking In Miami's Orin$a Rgwl game between Oklahoma and Mary­ land. 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K. 111!WORTH \ I T II ooc of the hoary a n i a i of smalltown waabiy newspaper policy "leave uu> tiding iu the big city daHaa. If you Mart Criianiing the town, you’ll just gar folk* riled up—and you’ll f a heats.” Oana Matthews. editor and publisher of The Brad' load County Tilrgteph of l lp tc , hm proved this a fallacy And to doing 10, he has given municipal p u f M mall a Room that today. Stark* it fairly tnckUng with an ■ n y i n i l drive far u d i a i f w a a i a t It all started when Gene picked up the Febru­ ary, IBM, edition of 'Town Journal,” a lively national mggpahm devoted to the small cnwmwhp in Aaetka today Ml otad die ipinrinurtafr. “Do You Dace to Bare Your Town*" which it a steading faatuee of the magasioe (You will find it on page IS in this issue of All Monde Magnum) ! G e n e says: " 1 1bought I'd fill out the 40 quotums, |utt far fun 1 figured that Starke would OOOH out wed above m a p . Weil, maybe it wot above average, but thorn pmatfaoa uoeaed me dt iekf a f Tabe the very fa n oue; 'q o a a * b « b whoa* grad* ami n m fa M l* 1 t a p aa wnadn bam mang of Warn 4 * « a i K uac, why neat Wbaa m t m h u m n m Wb h m a t t f l * And m * w w • as » Tcfagpmb started Mm hall wUJng. The big quemieo became, not ’n o we need improvememe?* but 'Where do we n an /' # masala that m m and mom plan to work in local imfaauy." by-product The use Matthews and his friends have other towns across the nation Gene boy poticome from the Gene Matthews, the papet, we fy* pictures of unsightly shacbe that t k i M me cnnsing into town We faasuted the low saietice cur* school teachers w s paid R^t pointed out the scarcity of serious hoeiw us the public lihnry We faundtbae one thing the young people wanted most, wee a new swimming peel A few of our madam got burned up by any him that Starbe was not perfect, hut the great nmynriry were squarely behind us. The W onun't Chib, at a sown masting open in A deeuleredbalfam on 'Which impeawsumuis fart?* Mam see mme uf the menbe The mgmviaae of wheels got bach- INI Aii IIOHOS MAQAlltq M Mg' I M N I W RV INI BOMOWNttM WllktV tMflbPUM IffniMtf'ii Iwi**f| PwRNq| c« I ■U SI Of CtU# lie wssumm I m m o w s -U m iJttll J MuMimn-unuasi evtmt nanonamacH net Jack dram. AdvaNamg Owoctor UsStkoMluSw sm tNMWs «< «MU Sn w v ahth whm i* s* «* « *S n u h «i v» i »moiio 11Ujisn ....n m «aa.« N M Jm X S aeam S S R k n w S er •oat waswu hack jacuouvou etSMtaacN msvuiio UW-anmi rwatam eawauacin Jgfgg|SI ^g |g || figggg jacaaetnuu mum taatenv U tCstat C« tvvWaa •WM lsUI«o«ilUM mostuOn On« OallC ImUm C«m , I awtia HAvift I ow« Dm CM lad animnaMy Neyeeaansad ootmmMy he John Hi»T tash as,, •I., Now York IB, M Y 1 DtiroiV Atih 'at landing a I by ad the proud debaruaa caught on color da Oca, la the _ j the Peninsula wan toe* settled, j had every aatuiwl advantage but -n plentiful ananas of chanp power usiry. Now t b i l pnwee hen been Ha Influence n ew th e n ea t few yanen ms Florida's anwomy In Uapaabble to pendiet. Neat wank we begin n tfaroepast atney which In UM (if t h i meet impnetaafi pieces ova* fa run be tboeo 0 |W AtflHft f|U||UA lit 0|np|A^ f l • pM ningifaaanolM i tuatnotdoaNnod for ttm �•Ui t ► s i > O Famo hat not changed tho neighborly doctor who took up tho challenge of hit towntfolk and built a hotpltal for thorn batod on tfiofr faith In hit dream. B y M ary H elm C la rk e Here's Your Hospital, Neighbor! IDIN wai just one of the thouu n d e of smell towns in Florida feeling the brunt of the depression during the 1930’s, but at one time they were almost ready to change the name of the town to "Dun satin’." Who can rear a family on 25 cents an hour and a few days work each week? This w u made possible by the govern* ment until the return of winter visitors to the popular resort colony on the Oulf Coast near Clearwater, but 25 cents an hour was not sufficient to stabilize the economic picture. Young Dr. John A. Mease, Jr., audited Ms books and found th at he was being paid largely in locally grown food stuffs. Accounts receivable were accumulating in num ber and were tong deferred. He and his wife were toying with the idea of pulling out of the Pinellas Peninsula and trying to And a more lucrative prac­ tice, when a group of callers interrupted their figuring. “ Doc," said the spokesman, "we’re desperate. We can’t buy gasoline enough to take our families to the hospital in Clearwater and go back and forth to visit them. We’ve got to have a hospital in Dunedin." “ Don’t look at me," laughed the doc­ tor, ’’! haven't enough money to build a maternity ward, much less a hospital.” "W e know. We all owe you plenty," agreed a neighbor who had been unem­ ployed for months. “We need your med­ ical care and we can’t pay for It, but we also need work, and Dunedin needs a hospital. We'll build one if you will furn­ ish the materials, run it, and take care of our families*when they’re sick." “W ell work for 26 cents an hour, Doc. On# buck In cash and the balance on credit aa doctor’# bills. When the winter people come back they'll pay you real money, and if we can get jobs, we can take care of our bills by the time the Hospital is finished." “ All fight, men, it's a deal. If I can raise enough money to get started, well build th a t hospital just as you say. Right now It looks aa though most of our capital will be faith. Money is mis­ sing. However, I may be able to raise enough to get the hospital started.” After the delegation had departed, John Mease consulted Gladys, hia wife. They had two small children and their future to consider. Finally the doctor said, “ Let’s try it. If the project falls I am still young enough to make a success in the practice of medicine." He persuaded the city commissioners to sell him a 10-acre tract at "cut-rate" with a small down payment and the bal­ ance in Dunedin bonds. They let him buy one-half the tract immediately and take up the rest of the property when money would be more plentiful. The doctor put in all the money he had, borrowed on his life insurance amt raised |7,600. With the help of a local law firm, tho Dunedin Hospital Holding Corporation was formed, and this group of boosters and contributors made it possible to proceed with building plana. The basement was dug by hand, with the aid of one Gooley Andrews and his span of mulee hitched to a slip pan. The basement hole was completed, forms set, concrete poured for the walls, and then they ware ready for the laying of bricks. Some of the old buildings in the area were beidg demolished and Dr. Maaae bought the used bricks ior 1 10 a thou­ sand. When a Clearwater construction company refused a :arload of bricks for one of their projects, the Hospital Hold­ ing Corporation bought them for |6 a thousand, and used m ortar made of ce­ ment instead of lime, to add strength to the structure. When lumber was needed, neighboring farmers paid either the whole or part of their doctor bills in full grown pine trees. Another patient agreed to log, saw and deliver the lumber to the hospital for 60 per cent of the board feet cut. The Installation of plumbing and elec­ trical facilities presented another prob­ ITANMNO before partly completed clinic are from left. Barnard Kilgore, Joyce B. Meyer, R.T.i Dr. Mease, Marie Logan. R.N.« Woodrow V Register. John Broot lem. But the plumbing firm, like others, went along with Dr. Mease, and his hos­ pital was finally completed. At the end of four years the doctor called in the original Allegation and all the workers and aaid, "Here’s your hoepltal, neighbors!" But this wasn’t all, In January, I9SA, the Dunedin Hospital Holding Corporation turned over all the assets of the hospital to a non-profit cor­ poration. The board of trustees changed the name of the hospital, calling it Mease Hospital, and-made the doctor, the motivating force behind the project, chairman of the board. In 1951, a second story was added to the north wing. In 1962, a second Aoor was added to the south wing. In 195.1, over 500 operations were jrerfonned. To­ day the hospital Is valued at almost a million dollars. It is fully paid for, free of debt, and continues on its non-profit basis. They are now building a two-story wing, equal in size to the eiiating build­ ing, which will be a half-million dollar clinic. It is being done by the usual means of outright gifts, memorial gifts, and by Dr. Mease's unique Gift I’artlcipatlon Plan. Dr. Mease eiplains it this way: "You may subscribe In any number of units of 1276 each, to a total of four. When each gift subscription unit is fully paid, *25 is credited to your personal or family hospital and clinic care account. This will continue to the limit of your sub­ scription and will be available to any member of your family." John A. Mease, Jr., the doctot who has brought about this eipanded health program In Dunedin, was born on the Ute Reservation in U ta h .llia father, a Virginian, had been appointed Indian trader to the lltes. The doctor received his degree in Pharmacy and Science at Highland Park College In Des Moines; his Doctor of Medicine degree from the Medical College of Virginia. In 1929 he received his license to practice medicine in Florida and selected Dunedin, “City of the Oaks," as his home. faf, |-AI ItoUl U^iiw -I II S �<<T7t J2jvbry Man A Tiger" is the motto of Air Force training today, and at Oraham Air Baae near Marianna, home of the 3300th Pilot Training Group, a combined civilian-military team world toward a common g o al-th at of Impart* ing to potential jet pUota the higheat de­ gree of akill and knowledge demanded by the United Blatea Air Force, a deadly power of glubnl proportion*. Operated for the Air Force under civil­ ian contract arrangement, Graham Avi­ ation, for year* one of America'* fore­ most training institutions, yearly pre­ pares a group of primary aviation stu ­ dents for tho electing, advanced combat training in single and multi-engine jet lighters and bom bers. • A STUMNT takes his first step In pilot training with the T-I4A. These two young men are inspecting aircraft before taking their Indoctrination flight. MOHT Instructors mutt have an Intimate knowledge of thafr aircraft. H art la a group malting cartful inspection of main landing gear system of North American T-3IA trainer. H* « - « Mart* Under the direction of the Flying Training Air Force, which in turn is part of the world's largest military training organisation, the Air Training Com­ mand, Graham Air Baae, provide! the flrat step of the 11 m onths total flight training. This is designed to equip tha pilot with the technical know-how to fly tha faateat and finest planes a t sub­ stratosphere levels, end supersonic speeds. Civilian personnel of G rah am -A ir Force processed pilots and instructors— direct tho way to tbs coveted wings for these modern day "flying tip rs ." Of tha nine Air Fores primary school#, all operated by civilian contractors, two a n located in F lorida-at Marianna and Bartow-a* compliment to th a atata's sunny climate and ideal year-around fly­ ing weather. H en , over land once trod by the conquering Spaniard, “Old Hick­ ory," and arm ies'in tho War Between the States, ailver w in p flash in tha sun­ light, borne aloft by fledgling pilots eag­ erly mastering the involved flight pro­ cedures, and training maneuven in their classrooms of the sky. Aviation cadets, fresh from th a Air Force's pre-flight achool at Lackland Air Force Base, Tessa; student officer gradu­ ates of ROTC training-plus a sprinkl­ ing of West Point and Annapolis m en eompriea classes entering training every ais weeks. Four atudents are assigned to each Right instructor, who will teach them * until their graduation ais months later. Practically all of Graham's 160 flight in­ structors aro former combat pilots, vet­ erans of the nir wars of Europe and the Pacific. Their average age is 33, and their average number of flying hours stands at 3,600. Many have flown every type of military aircraft from gliders to "th e heavies." To assure better student response, the instructor and his student are “matched” as to personality and interests. Person­ ality conflicts—which could affect the rate of training-are thereby avoided as much as possible. • Safety from the ground up is empha­ sized. Before the first instructional hop, the student must be able to perform a thorough pre-flight inspection of his plane to assure itn air-worthiness. Cou­ pled with this are drills in flying regu­ lations. Fundamental maneuvers are intro­ duced during the first flights, and each successive air ]>eriod becomes increas­ ingly demanding of tha student's atten­ tion and application aa dlR:jult maneuv­ ers are added. At the conclusion of the .T-34 phase, the student dem onstrates loops, spins, aileron and barrel rolls with ease and confidence. Although several mile-long runways •re employed, they ere not adequate to accommodate the permanent comple­ ment of 160 aircraft. Two military fields at nearby Bascom and Malone are used in teaching tho involved systems of air­ port traffic patterns, and in "shooting stages" or a series of landinp under the instructor's watchful sys. At those fields, th at one never-to-be-forgotten moment -solo—has thrilled thousands of former Graham students who now proudly wear the silver w inp. • After mastering the T-34, the fledg­ ling graduates to 90 hours in the larger, heavier and fastsr T-26A, powered with an 800 horsepowar engine. Day and night cross country flights, Instrument training and advanced aerobatics are assimilated in this phase, with thqffiudent eupplem entinf hie flying with 25 hours of Link trsiner practice. During each daily flying sseelon, emergency procedures are continually �D « ry jot pilot iXvostt thro* yt i n of his carter In training, and Undo Sam spondt. . . $280,000 of tho nation's dofonso budgot on oach on*. * • reviewed. A future pilot officer learns to recognise tho affects and results of dan■•rout flying practical, navar knowing whm hit instructor will pull ■ simulated "amargancy" or practice forced landing, which damandj quick thinldng and skillAll piloting to bring about a safe "recov­ ery" from the mock haiard. Alertness a t all tiroes is needed to convince the man in the othsr cockpit th at tho student can master the situ* ation at any time. The final seven hours in the T-28 are spent in advanced aerobatic maneuvers, with Immelman turns, Cuban eights, and clover leaf rolls, precisely eiecuted. In the final analysis, it's not the flight Instructor who decides whether or not his student will make the grade. This de­ cision is reserved for the military check pilots-a small group of Air Force pilots who m aintain constant watch over the student's progress and take periodic check rides. On the word of theee men, tho student may continue training or be "washed o u t" of the program for flying deficiency. Their Job is to determine who can make the grade, and in this Jet age, where split seconds in coordination and Judgment are a must, only the beet are good enough. For every hour aloft, the student spends almost two in the academic class­ rooms absorbing a practical knowledge of weather, aerial navigation, aircraft engineering, radio, aerodynamics and re­ lated subjects. Another branch of educa­ tion-m ilitary Uraining-is rigid, starting at 4:50 a.m. and ending at 8:45 p.m., If other duties are not scheduled. Orahsin Aviation has trained students of 14 nations allied with America, in guarding world peace. Selected trainees from England, Belgium, The Nether­ lands, Francs, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Turkey, Chile, Nicaragua, Colombia, Veneiuela and Cuba have passed to Jet interceptor training after completing their assignments at Graham. Two former West Germans, one-time pilots of Hitler's dreaded Luf ewaffe, now American ettisene, recently completM training at Graham Air Base. Helmut Meinlg flew a Moasorachmitt during the last days of the war. He was once forced to flatten himself on the ground as an American fighter plane swooped low and strafed the field. Ten years later, Meinlg casually related the incident to his flight Instructor, J. Burns, who remembered th at he had been the pilot who had made th at particular strafing run! The other Luftewaffe pilot is Karl Groeh, who flew the experimental rocket interceptor, MB 183, a plane of phe­ nomenal performance designed as a last ditch defense against Allied bombing raids. Another Graham graduate, Lt. Henry Buttlem an of Class 6?E, distinguished himself in the Korean air war and be­ came a decorated ace after downing seven M ip over the Yalu. (Continued on pap IS) ! Education in the P ff spaa Air Forca trainer for more than s decade, a T-8 is refueled on the flight line It will soon be replaced bv the newer, faster. T-3IA. partly shown In the foreground IN HANOARS, maintenance and Inspection crews swarm over aT*0, soon to be replaced after 30 years' service, by the T-3IA r ,^ l If U �DAYTONA K A C H . FLORIDA'S LEISURELY CITY OF SPEED T h. daredevil driven of the early auto age, who carved their niches in racing hiatory on the empty eaada of Dpytona Beach, would have a hard time recog­ nising their race course. Today, the lamed Florida reeort playa a dual role, to being a nationally recognised apaadground and an equally famous playground And although catering to tourists la a year-around industry, Daytona Beach never forgets the pungent email of burning gasoline and the throbbing roar of motors, far the cult of speed remains. But It shares the fpotlight with the Greet American TouristAnd speed plays an im portant ro b In a ttre c tb g the visitor*, for the Na­ tional Association for Stock Tar Racing la headquartered b the city by the am­ end its annual Speed W eek-thb year stretched into two weeks, February 12 to 2 d -is luring thousand* to witness and compete in the speed trials. The Ana) three days of the two-week period will bo devoted to the stock car rases on the 4.) mUe beech and road couree. Races of 100, l | i end 110 m lbs will be staged. The 140-rolls finale, for lets model passenger dare, will bo an historical event. It will be the Anal race held on the famed beech end road couree- Plena call for the 1M7 competition to be held on the new luper-speedway being built near the Daytons Beech Municipal Airport. Conveniently straddlbg JJ. 8. Highway No. 1 on the Atlantic elds of Flor­ ida, Daytona Bwoh has lb own individuality, and la proud of It. There v f night dubs, but they provide but a tb y part of the town’s tourist appeal. The town b esapntblly e qubt, family-type reeort center with emphasis upon sun, surf and aand and it la an attractive city for retirement. A triple play waterfront Is one of the town’* greatest siesta The westward or landward fide of tho H a h fu M m , which ia rosily e tidal bgoon, is flanked by Beach Street, which boasts ai having stores on only one aide. The other aide of thia business street is devot ed to the carefully manicured Beyfront Park, begun in 10)4 when tho sea wall and esplanade were constructed and donated to the city by C. C. Burgvyae, end a modern yacht basin-Itself an important . asset. Tourists driving through P aytaaa Beech on U. B. No. 1 might reasonably doubt th at it b e resort city at ok, for on# must erase the tidal bgoon to the beech proper to savor of the fca-b-thp-sun flavor and the cpmival fir. On the mainland the town ia a quiet, dreamy city of well paved streets shaded by live oak, magnolia, and bay trees, festooned with Spanish moss. From March until late summer, ptok and white oleander* add to th* peaceful air. However, once across any of the bridges th at span the bgoon, the visitor steps toto another world. The Halifax aide of the penlnsub is lined with magnifleent homes, many having their own boat slips, and a few blocks further east, .the carnival spirit hits high gear. The 23-mile long beech—which can be rivaled by few other stripe of send anywhere b the worid-is Daytona's chief stock-in-trade. Few can pass through the city without trying out tbeee famous sends, and those with a mania for speed have a chance to "wind it out" during Speed Week, when any visitor with a yen to p b y Barney Oldfleld can drive the measured mile end have his speed electrically timed. And for the huge majority of visitors, it la an experience to drive over the powdery, white tend pounded solid by the restless waves with the broad At­ lantic on one hand and the oeeemfront park, or hundreds of motels, cottages, apartm ent buildbgs, privets dwelling* end hotels on the other. The m idw ay-nelly the heart of the camiyal sp irit-is located near the Mein Street entrance w hen the 1,200-foot Ashing pier and casino stretch out Into the Atlantic. North from the pier between the beach and the atreet is the "broadwelk" - a concrete and coquina promenade SO feet wide and 1,660 feet long. This is Daytona’s Coney Island with rides, photo boolha, hot dog and hamburger stands, and usually plenty of curvaeome maidens. Also b Oceenfront Perk, is a large coquina-rock bandahell with permanent seats for 6,600- H en, n g u b r band concerts a n held beneath the stan . In the perk, too, la the famed Daytona Beech clock made more than • little confusbg to the visitors, by the use of b t t e n spelling out Daytons Beach instead of the customary numerals. In keeptog with the friendly informality, is the general acceptance of bathtog attire to the restaurants near the beach. Prominently displayed signs advise "Bethefs Welcome!" And they mean just that. For the follower* of Isaac Walton, the area offer* excellent flehing-either deep sea from a fleet of charter boats, or tho can* pob brand, for free from the ftp *-AS n**. MafUlM-J IMS l �e • IT t IASM, sometime*. to walk a balky Daytona "wtwdjammtr” back to Iti owner AND FROLIC By M A X HUNN bridge*. The fishing pier—for a email fee—ia a popular deep-sea fishing spot for tboso with uncertain aealege, and on more deserted sections of the beach surf casting ia a popular and a profitable sport. Permanent settlement on the site of Daytona Beach was begun in 1870*71, by Mathias Day of Mansfield, Ohio, who bought a tract of land for 11,300, laid out the original plat of the town and named the settlement Daytona. However, Florida's future resort city grew slowly, hampered by the lack of transportation. It was not until 1886, that the St. Johns and Halifaa Railroad finally reached Daytona, and the modern resort area was launched. In the same year, the first bridge between the mainland and the beach peninsula was con­ structed, and the famed Daytona Beach was accessible. With the opening of the 20th century and the arrival of Flagler's railroad, the city began to build such famous hotels as the Colonnades, Ormond, Prince Oeorge and the Ridgewood. And with this expansion was ushered in the moat colorful period of the city's hiatory-the early auto racing days. The motor enthusiasts of the day began to make Daytona Beach their headquarters. Barney Oldfield, Walter Christy, Malford Duaenberg, and H. 0. D. Beagrave began to make world head­ lines with their speed. For years speed, alone, kept Daytona Beach in the pub­ lic eye. The first record was set by Alexander Wintnn in lWO.'!, when he flashed down the sand at 68 miles an hour. Each year new records and names flashed across the racing horixon, and the Interest generated by Daytona Beach's speed and testa did much to stir America's interest in the development of good roads. Daytona's moat sensational fling at record breaking occurred in 1936 when Sir Malcolm Campbell drove his famous "Bluebird" over the measured mile at the rate of 276 miles an hoiir. But gradually, the national interest in speed racing and auto testing shifted to the salt beds of the far west. Today's beach driving ia mainly for convenience, and the thrill of driving at the ocean's edge. Sand sailor*-ice yachts on wheelehtve bscome popular sports vehicles, along with miniature autos, both of which can bo rented by the hour. Speed no longer rules alone, but shares the limelight with the tourists. Daytona Beach now appeals to everyone. A WOOMN Pin extending 1.100 feet into Atlantic, offers esne pole fishing facilities DAYTONA MACN Is equipped to cordlslly sccommodste s stream of nautical vfeHors f t f f-A I iUrU* II M �• t t 1 , Goadod Into a toarch for tho bait lako of hit boyhood, Cap'n Tom findt It aftor 30 y a rt, aidod by Rroachor John end hit old whito mulo* Baynard Kendrick. author of this nostalgic placa about Iht Florida of yratorday. la ona of tho atato'a moat dlatlngulahad llttrary flguroa. Ho haa written moro than 10 hooka, ovtr 100 abort atorloa and 50 novoioltoa, moat of thorn with a Florida background. Among hla boat known worka aro "Tho Flamoa of Time." an hlatorlcal novol about tho iaat Florida Ropublk which waa a Literary Guild aelecllon, and "Llghta Out" which described the rehabilitation of a blinded veteran and waa made Into the motion picture "Bright Victory." Thla la Mr. Kendrlck'a Oral—but not hla last-appearance In All Florida Megailne. C a p t a i n ’s L o s t L a k e _I T wab alightly more than 30 yoara ago th a t Vick and I rolled Into Palatka from one of our cloaoly guarded baaa lake*. You can hunt for them today until tho St. Johna River freeaea ovor-thay'ro gone arith the nine foot wide brick highway#, 30 quail In an afternoon, and charcoal Altered 'thine a t two bucka a gallon. Wo had what we thought waa a pretty good catch. Nino big-mouth baaa were hanging from our atringer. Tho amallaat weighed alightly over throe pounds. A number of yoara of Florida flatting had taught Vick and me to exhibit a good catch when wo had one, and to keep our big yapa ahut when we didn’t. Thie pol­ icy, strictly adhered to, builda for one tho reputation of being a good flahorman. Actually, a good flahorman la one who flehea every chance he can get, and haa juat aa much Tun, big catch or no-well, almoet aa much. A certain character, whom 1’U call the captain be* cauoe he plied up and down the Bt. Johna River on the Clyde Line far 35 years, waa Bonding on the cor­ ner by th e drug atom, when V kk and I parked and Idly lot the string of flah hang over the aide of the flivver. rn»i AanmaiMwiWw *•>»»♦ * Tho captain eyed our catch with a disdainful eye and apat an accurate atroam of tobacco Juice on the Oil of the particular baaa I'd picked out for the minlater. 1 made a mental note to Oka th at nicotineriddled baaa around and give it to the captain'* wife, ao th a t worthy could have It for hla dinner, "You do pretty good for a couple of fallen that don't know nothing about the country. 'Courae, there’* taken around here, right In thla vary county, w hen th e n 'a baaa ao big you two wouldn't hatch a one on them little Bilk threada y o u 'n a-uaing. Flah weighing 18 poundal Not an ounce leas. T hat's what I've seen.” "W hat year waa that?" Vick aaked, "1863 or'4?" "Well, of course, 1 ain't fished for mor'n 30 yean now, but th e n 'a one lako I'd a u n like to aee you fal­ len wet a line In." The captain chuckled remlniooently, and l hurriedly moved the airing of flah. The flivver received tha deluge on the door. Vick and 1 w en dedicated baaa flahorman. A true, or hopeless bass fisherman would rather drive 300 miles to find a new lake than to catch 10 flah In front of his own house. The captain had taunted us before with stories of fabulous catches taken from this mys­ terious lake of his boyhood. Ho waa born and reared V in Florida and we figured he should know something about lakes in Putnam County. This time, srith the aid of a plug of fine-cut, he'd gotten under our akin. "Listen, you big cheeeel" Vick told him aweetly. "We know you’n a whlss at running a broken down side-wheeler on a bar, but we don't think you know a fish-lake when you see one. This mud hole you aay you fished befon the fall of Richmond, when you were a boy, probably has a resort hotel built over it now. If you think not, meat us tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock and taka us th en . We'll furnish everything but your chawing tobacco, and give you a nice ride, too." "8on," n plied the captain, who worked for Vick and knew th at calling him "eon" really burned him, "you two are certainly in for it. I wouldn't do this if tomorrow wasn't Saturday. I'll have all day Sunday to laugh. I'll meet you here in front of the drug store at two." Tho captain shifted hla quid. I pushed the flivver in tow and acooted out of rang*. The drug store cat, aaleep on the sidewalk, changed suddenly from whit* to tortoise shell. The captain never ralased. Promptly at 3 o'clock the following afternoon, we picked up the captain and packed him into the rear seal of my Modal T sedan. It waa quit* a Job. The roar seat contained, among other things, a 13-foot folding canvas boat, four Ashing rods, two tackle boxes, a couple of ahotguna—for the hunting season was open-food for throe people, and Fanny. Fanny waa a thoroughbred pointer, and very much disgusted at the sight of fishing tackle on what the considered a hunting trip. However, aha climbed Into the captain’s lap aa soon aa he took her seat, and licked his drooping mustache to show that ho waa for­ given for taking her usual place. The captain pro­ tested, but w* made excuses for him to Fanny and Started the car. According to the captain, his lake waa not more than 40 from town and lay in the unsettled wild flatwooda east of Lake George, and the little settle­ ment of Georgetown, on the St. Johna River. W* had looked it up on a county map the night before, but could as* no sign of any lake In th a t section at all. The road wasn’t too had until we reached George­ town and turned off Into the woods. ‘ Hare w* had the first inkling th at tha captain might not know where he waa going! We had reached open flatwooda. Formerly covered with a heavy growth of pine, tbs country now showed dearly what busy saw­ mill* could do. A heavy growth of coarse grass waved gently aa far as th e eye could see, hiding short stum ps th a t pincushioned the ground. It waa treacherous going for any car daring to venture off of the rutted aand trail* -a n d those trails were only relic* of the day* when heavy log cart* were buay hauling timber to the mill*. "AH* right, old-timer. Which of these 10,000 log do we take now?" The captain removed the end of Fanny’* tail from his mouth. "Well, the laat time I waa here, this place was all grnwed up with trees. It don't look ao familiar aa It might. I think that lake lie* a mile or two north of here. You better bear olT to - " "For Fete’a sake don’t think!" Vick interrupted him Darkness found ua far from any habitation, and completely loat. Vick and tho captain had pushed the flivver out of three mud hole* and up four sand hill*. The captain had run out of anathemas and relapsed ■into whistling between hla teeth. Suddenly, ahead of us appeared a stream, black and ominous in the head­ lights. We decided to camp and cook supper. Greatly fortified after eating, we held n council of war. The captain admitted th at loaing a whole lake made him peeved. He waa ready to stick until It was found again, If we’d atay with him. Vick and I were hooked and the old man knew it. A lake th at was aa hard to find aa th at elusive puddle couldn’t be heavily fished. It looked aa if we might l>e on the trail of that goal of all true csstera-s lx>dy of almost virgin water. Something wua coming. On the opposite side of the creek we could hear a clanking of chains ami tho shrill squeak of wheels badly in need of greasing. The white bulk of an old mule loomed up like an appari­ tion In our headlights, and slowly plop-plopped Into the creek. A broken down farm wagon trailed him across. On the seat, half asleep, sat an old white­ haired Negro. Hung on the aide of the wagon was a smoky lantern. "Blast my old hide!" the captain yelled. "Ain’t you Preacher John?" “8uah am." The old man revealed three remaining teeth In a friendly grin. "Yo'r* Cap'n Tom. Laa' on# 1 expects to ae* in the#* pahta tonight, cap’n." "I'm in a fix, John. I'm looking for th a t Httle old lake out hare w* used to call the Flah Pond. The country round her*'* sure changed. I'm loat. You know where that lake la, don't you7” "Th* on# yore daddy ua#' to take you fiahln’ in?" "T h at’* the lake. " "Yaaauh. I believe I might find that pond again." "How about taking ua there tonight?” Vick aaked. "We want to Ash that pond first thing in tho morning." There wore protests about th* roughness of the country and the mule being fed, but 83 Anally turned th* trick. Th# patient mule waa unhitched, and with Preacher John riding bareback, w* started to follow. It waa rough going. We skirted the edge of dried up lakes, drained into muck by mysterious sink hole*. On th# edge of on# w# found th# skeleton of an old rowboat. We left the flatwooda and entered a scrub. The trail changed to whit# aand. Thick green bushes higher than the car on each aide wickedly scraped the paint off. Th# road became rougher and rougher. It took on all tho upa and downs of a scenic railway. Howla issued from th# back seat where Fanny, th# captain, and the canvaa boat were tangled in a heap. I kept on driving. The mule turned right and quit the road entirely. We covered nearly a mil# of grass and palmettos, while Vick walked ahead pointing out hidden stumps. Fin­ ally, the mule stopped and Preacher John pointed into the darkness. "C ap’n that lake ain’t no more than a ahort pieol’, over thar I’m mighty tired." We thanked him, gave him hia two bucks, and he rode off alowly into the night. We settled down to a miserable night in the filvver We woke to a thick white fog in the morning. .It was Fanny who finally found the lake. I heard her drinking and. following the sound, came suddenly on tlmt atrange body of water Its edge* were grown up with gray ghoatly-looking gras* th at almost met in the center of the lake, dividing it into a figure eight . We might have driven within 25 yard* of it the after­ noon before, without seeing It. Twenty minute# later, Fanny waa tied to the car, the canvaa Iwat waa act up, the captain waa installed at the oara, and we were fishing. I dropped a yellow chuggt-r along the grasa edge, let it lay a moment and popped it. Nothing happened. Vlck'a bait dropped near mine aa I began to reel in. Nothing happened We cast again and again. Nothing happened. < “ When I flalied tliia lake ns a taiy," the captain an­ nounced working alowly on hia morning chew of to­ bacco, "we used bait's that the lish could eat. Them yidler pieces of wood you're poppin' would scare every fish out o' any place." Vick said aadly, "Kvery flah in here ha* been dead for years. Nicotine poisoning!” Wham! 'Hie handle of my reel waa jerked from my fingers. My casting rod arched into a bow. I was tied up with the daddy of them all, out for breakfast. He wanted to run and I had to let him. I tightuiod up on the nine pound teat line aa much a* I dared. Up he came! Three feet above the top of the water he shook hla giant head. Hia mouth looked big enough to swallow Fanny. Ham! He hit the water and headed for the grans. If he got in that grasa, he waa a goner. Th# captain rowed the boat out fact, handling it like a m u ter. Tho big bow slowed a little, faltered, stop­ ped. I’d turned him. Two more nerve-racking ruahea and I had my hand In hla mouth and w u holding up the whole 12 pounda of him, glittering in the glimmer of sun that had penetrated the fog. II* w u hardly on th# atringer when Vick had one. A fighting aeven-pounder that tried to run under (he boat and wrap the lino around an oar. W* had to admit the captain w u good. He whirlod th* little boat around, gave Vick the c lu r water he w u praying for, and my big boy had company oa the atringer. They're atill talking about th a t catch in Putnam County today. Twenty-one of them w# brought in in the three hours before they quit biting. Twenty-on* big mouth baa* that weighed together over 140 pounds. The captain has gone to the place where all good river captains go. Vick ia retired and living down on M arathon Key. Maybe I’m Juat tired traveling end­ lessly over beautiful roads, looking for lakes th at are forever loat in the Florida that used to be. ■ r y t - u a s w i itiina - i i n * �W ad" In hor Art# fob of th# plant flvo poors ago, tha w as footling Itimbor Info lathot In tho attombly end mathlno dopartmont— and doing o ghod fob, too. Now, tho occupiot tho oxotutlvo dotk. . lOVMI MAATMANN? Are* Jo* paid her 11.50 a week, ah* la at th# h«a<l of an outAt whkh turn* out 10.000 of Anlng room furniture a y*ar. plua other grouping*. By WILLIAM OOBER The Bossman Wears Blue Jeans eiecutivee who earn m o n than 188,000 a year. And tha num ber la growing aa each month soaa by. Mrs. Hartmann wife orphaned in child­ hood. At 10, rii* started working her way It la * aprowUng factory that marge* through school In Orlando. A couple of Into th* grean and brown lambcape. year* lite r aha took her fln t job, In a There I* only a neat atgn In front to tell beauty (hop, at a salary of 91.80 a weak. you that bare la another of those fac­ She bought bar school book* out of her tories th at haa allowed Florida to Ahoul- wggaa and made her own clothe*. She was graduated from Stark* High dor Into the front row ae on* of th* at 17, and marked the occaalon by tak­ South'* top Industrial state*. Th* elgn reads "Bradford Furniture ing her flnt trip out of Florida—to Geor­ Corp., Starke, Fla," You turn off the gia. She returned and aattlad down to a highway and drive up to the front of tha beauty ahop career for th* neat faw building. Inside, you approach a secre­ years, etudylng bookkeeping on th* aide. tary and aak if you may ae* the boas- ■ The Bradford Furniture Corp. wee man. Bh* politely request* that you wait formed in 1081, and Mr*. Hartmann got a Job in tha assembly and machine depart­ a few minutaa. Presently, aha aaya that you can go In. ment, feeding raw lumbar into tho lathee You movt through dlaplaya of finely- with th* beet of them. Then she served turned furniture, freeh from the buffing as pecking and shipping clerk, always room, and walk Into tha main executive attired in blue jeans and awtater. So office. keen wee her perception of th* furnitureThe top official in thia 12,000 equare making business that aha was promoted foot manufacturing plant aita behind a to general manager in June, 1984. big deak, wearing a red sweater, blue Ae th* chief executive, she buys ma­ jeans, Titian hair, and looking for all the terials and auppUea, figures costa and world like Mice Lucille Ball, the movie setresx. You mumble aomethlng about want­ ing to aaa the head man. She ■ml lee and aaeura* you th a t aht'a him, or it-llk * it's aomethlng ah* had to do a lot of times alnca tha factory movad into tha rsalm of big-time production. For the fact is, that Mr*. Loyrea Hart­ mann la the bos* of thia enterprise, which turns out around 10,000 seta of dining room furniture a year and which la help­ ing put Florida on the map aa a manu­ facturing atate. She la gsnsral manager of tha com­ pany, and a typical exampla of tha sta­ tistical discovery which a faw weeks ago cauaad tha nation's loading mala econ­ omists to bat tbeir eyea and a'tart won­ daring. Tha survey showed that in tha United States th a n a n n o n than »,000 female Hp i*-sa i m *iiipwn l ien H . is , o by U 8. Highway 801, where Northerners In gleaming new con beiral along aouthword, stands o low, nabU ng buUdlng which la acarcely noticed a* the aceoery whip* by sailing prices, handles sal**, and acta aa credit mahagor for th* organjxktion which employs over 80 workAr* pin* a aai** tore* of 10 Man. She attends all th* mkjor furniture markets. She ha* A talented eye for iln* and form, And assists in tho designing of new Una* of dinette*, occasional tables and bedroom tfrbupinO In timed ash, the main Items produced by her company, A new finish, frosted walnut, haa just been introduced and abows promise of catch­ ing on quickly with furniture retailers throughout the company’s south-wld* trad* territory. Mrs. H artm ann le particularly glad that hat company's location is In Starks, a busy community th at defied th* pre­ dictions of "obanrvara" th at it would be­ come a ghost-town when Camj) Blend­ ing and Ha 100,000 troops folded. During World War II, a New York writar visited th* town overnight and described its conversion from "a pleas­ ant, strawberry-producing ham let of 1,800 to a teaming, bulking, false-fronted, frenxied, over-neoned, fluoreecent-tubed, doilar-grabbing I don’t-know-whatl" "Soma day tha clock will strike, tha dream will and, and 8tarfc* will go back td It* strawberries, and, if lucky, will acAbi become th* town it ua*d to be. tho transition will not bo an ealy on*." Stark*, with a permanent population of atotind 8,000 today, lias found the transition Was an easy ona through diversified economy. Mrs. HArtmann is anything but the ftaid executive once ahe gets away from th* plant, where she spends approxi­ mately 80 hours a week. She haa a teenaged son, Ed, and a three-year-old adop­ ted daughter, Debbie. Active in Starke community affairs, aha is a member of the'M ethodlat Church, th* Beta Sigma Phi Sorority and th e Business and Pro­ fessional Woman a'Club. When she can find Unit, ah* hunts and fishes In th* pin* th irk sts and streams of Bradford County, and aha thoroughly enjoys dancing. ON BUSY BAYS, qtiHi the front r office And help* Hm (hipping department. V �) I PATBOiMAN checks • inwM Islend for sign* of activity. If th t area needs dose lurvaMancf ha will caN Border Patrol Boat or one of tha plant* to do tha lnva*tl|*tl«f The HU of a rlngloador In any outlaw organisation Is alw ays an unaasy one. Thera’s /balousy of “tho boss” and often blackmail. \ TAif it the ninth in a erriee of trut ex­ perience* of tht Unitrd Stattt Bonit r Patrot, tht Federal law enforcement body thargtd with tht duly of protecting our country from infiltration by alien» from foreign countries It hat been checked by Border Patrol htadquarteri in VVWdnjton, D, C., an agency of the U. S. Department of Juttice. T w o factor* uaually contribute to tha downfall of th a big-time crim inal—the law of average* and the double-cross. The law of average* aometlmee take* y ean before ita effect la felt The doublecroaa can occur at any time, without warning. The ao-called maater criminal, of courae, ia fully aware of other poaaibilitie*, and uaea all hia reaourcea and cun­ ning to keep from becoming a victim of hia own machination*. He reaorta to every trick and technicality of the law to evade arreat. He drop* hia aaaociatea whenever there ia the alighteet hint they may implicate him in any way. Regardlkea of the large amounta of money involved in aome criminal oper­ ation*, the lawbreaker ia under conatant preaaure from eeverai aourcae. There b always aome member of h b gang who b iealoue of the boo*. The ringbader must always be alert, or someone else will step into hia shoes. Also, due to hia position in the criminal world, the leader of any unlawful organisation b always open to blackmail. On top of the constant threat from element* of h b own world, the big-time criminal must always walk in fear of the Mw. The entire world of law enforce­ ment b arrayed againat him. One small slip, and he lands In big trouble. The hbtory of crime detection is full of cases where a much wanted fugitive, who haa been getting away with crim­ inal acta for yean, landa in jail for aome minor infraction. Investigation starts, and before long h b entire hbtory of crime b unearthed. The carefully builtup empire of illegal enterprises b eiposed, and the criminal’s world collapses about h b ears. The trip from the county jail to the electric chair can sometimes be a ahort one. Many a wanted criminal has been picked up by a policeman for a minor traffic violation, and a ticket for speed­ ing has turned out to be a one-way trip to a Federal prison. On* of the moat vicious crimes today is the smuggling of aliens into the United States. The num ber of foreigners who are’denied legal entry into America b large. They are eid u d ed for a number of reasons, aome of which are the unde­ sirability of the individual alien, or the status of the country from which he originates. It b a trubm of human nature that if you are told you can't have a thing, you become more determined than ever to have it. In a sense, th b quirk of human nature applies to the smuggling of aliens into the United States. Qregorio Simono­ vich, the most versatile and accomplished professional smuggler of aliens ever to operate in Cuba, played upon th at hu­ man c h a rac te rise. He leavened it con­ siderably with a generous number of dollars and cam* up with as lucrative a racket as even the most avaricious crim­ inal could desire. For five fantastic years, he operated out of Havana and engineered smuggl­ ing deab by the score. It may never be known eiactly how many aliens Simono­ vich smuggled into ths United Stats* Most of them were caught by the U. S. Border Patrol and eventually deported back to the countries whence they came. Undoubtedly, aome still remain at large in America. Of th b U tter group, none b safe from eveutual dbcovery. As with the recog­ nised criminal, the hand of every law en­ forcement body in the lend b against the illegal alien. Sooner or later he will And himself enmeshed in the law. When that happena, it b n 't long before hb true identity is discovered and suitable and drastic action b taken. tiregorio Simonovich, a Russian by birth, and an educated man, found him -, self in a particularly advantageous posi­ tion as far as alien smuggling is con­ cerned. Prior to 1948, he had been in the employ of the U. 8. Immigration Service in Havana as an undercover agent and interpreter. (11a spoke several languages fluently). He was well acquainted at the U. 8. Embassy in Cuba. In the course of h b duties, he talked with scores of aliens who were denied admittance tn the United Htatee. Ha­ vana b a focal point for nationab of many countries who seek admittance to America. Many of these aliens are wealthy. The situation was made to order for Hlmunovich. Playing upon the human desire to accomplbh th at which haa been denied, he approached wealthy alien* with the proposition th at he would get them into Am erica-for a price. Simonovich had no dearth of cus­ tomers. In order to satisfy the demand for illegal passage into America, "Grbka, ■< the Poi," as ho was khown, gathered around him a ring of conspirators who did his dirty work. In an astonishingly short time, Himonovich had n well-knit organiration. (Continued on page 14) H-ASIIwMi i*4l �M l w Floridians’ Favorite Foods Each recipe eelected for publication in our oonteet col­ umn ia a 91 winner for the contributor. One is eelected each week for an additional apodal prise of |fl. Address your recipes to Recipe Con teat Editor, All Florida Maga­ zine, Ocala, but be sure they are Florida recipes, In con­ tent or in traditional manner of preparation. D dH O tA N W M Juice of 4 oranget; 4 egge; M cup sugar; 4 the. cornstarch for flour); i the. butter (or margarine); I cap water; MUp. tali; 4 tbe. tutor; I baked pie shell. . In a eauoe pan or double boiler, place the orange Juke, the egg yolks—well beeten-one-half cup of sugar, corn­ starch, butter, water, and salt. Cook a t a alow boat to form a thin custard. Stir constantly to prevent burning. Four custard into a baked pie shell. For the meringue, best the egg whites until stiff. Add the four tablespoons of sugar end beat until very stiff. Put meringue on pie and bake in a 300 degree oven for 20 minutes, or until brown. - M m . L. C. Shadbick, Oalneeville. MO AVOCADO SCRAMtU Now! 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Do not let avocado really cook, since this changes the flavor. - M m . J am m H uM i,«rant. ----j —- ........ V Two egge: *t cup sugar; a few dropt of food color­ ing; I cup light cream; h cup Ume Juice; I tbs. grated time peel; I pint imnlUa Ice cream; IHcupe graham cracker crumbs; H cup confectionere sugar; U cup butter. Boat s g p until thick and lemon colored. Qredualiy edd ■uger and continue beating until mixture ie light end fluffy. Add green coloring, cream, lime juice, and lime peel. Mix well. Pour into refrigerator tray and freeze until firm. Break into chunks and turn Into chiliad bowl and beat with electric beater till smooth. Return to tray and partially fneie, Lina a nine-inch pie pan or refrigerator tray with the graham cracker cruet. Beat tha vanilla lea cream until smooth; and spread on crumb crust. Top with frozen lime mixture, sprinkle rstarved crumb# over the top. Freeze Am and cut Into wedges to ssrvs. For graham cracker cruat, combine crumbs, augar, and butter and pat into a pis pan. (Raaarvs ons-fourth of the cup of crumbs for mixture on top of pie.) - M m . L. B. S hbpfxhd, Ocala. , �I ) % I This column It dovoted ooch wooft to dlthet uHlMng products from too woalth of Fhrida'i ytofd— on land and In Hi water*—or to thoio traditional In preparation, FLORIDA SHRIMP AND CHHtl FONDUI One lb. cooked Florida shrimp; 24 cup* scalded milk; 9 cup* coart* bread crumb*; 4 lb. Cheddar eh****; I Up. tall; doth of pepper; 9 lb*, minced onion; 4 Up. dry mustard; 4 egg*. Combine ingredients, including egg yolks beat until lamon colored. Lightly fold in egg whites, which have been beaten until they hold a peak. Hake an hour and a half at 925 degrees, sitting in a pan of water one inch from top. - M rb. F. T. W illiams , Tampa. A determination to win goaded hor on to dlllgont ttudy, close observation and endlett practice. Then when her victory did come It wag a four-fold one. IOO PIANT PORK PATTIIS One large Florida eggplant; 4 Up. parsley; 9 egg*; I lb. pure pork to usage; I med. onion; I cup bread crumb*; *all; pepper; 2 cup* water; a small amount of grease. St JLillie yf/LtyyPtatilall Peel and cube eggplant and bring to a boil in the two cupe of water. When tender, drain and mash. Combine with the eggs, parsley, salt, pepper, chupped onion, bread crumba, and pork sausage. Mix well. Holt into pattien and fry in a small amount of grease. - M aki.knk S haw , Pensacola. OYSTIR STUmO FLORIDA IOOPIANT One large Florida eggplant; 2 small onion*, chop­ ped; 4 wafer; 4 eup Florida oyster*; 2 lb*, butter; 4 cup bread crumb*; tall; pepper; grate,! cheese. Cut eggplant into eight lengthwise pieces, melon fash­ ion. Scoop out inside of eggplant and cook in skillet with onions, in the half-cup of water. Add the oysters, butter, bread crumbs, with salt and pepper to taste. Stuff all into the eggplant shells, which have been scalded. Sprinkle srith cheese and bake in a 350 degree oven until browned. - M m . R. O. B ou rn s , Daytona Beach. UO SHAFT* RAKE) SPANISH STYtl Four to 6 lb. red mapper, cleaned and trimmed, but not split; 4 strips bacon; 4 Up. black pepper; N Up. self; 9 cup* canned tomatoes; 4 Up. finely chopped onion; I Up. finely chopped green pep­ per; 4 cup email green peat; garlic, if desired. Dip flah into a solution made in proportion of two tea­ spoons salt to one cup cold water. Allow to stand five mlnutaa, Drain flah. Slit akin in several placss and brush with cooking oil. Lay two strips bacon in greaaad baking pan. Place flah on bacon and lay two more stripe bacon on flah. Mia other ingredients and pour over flah. Bake 10 minute* in very hot oven. Lower tem perature and baka 20 to 40 mlnutaa longer. Baste with sauce from time to time. Serve on largo platter, garnished with fresh parsley or other groan. - M m . R alph E. W urr, Pensacola. Mrs. Tew made the best possible use of what her garden afforded for the entry which won a Blue Ribbon In the Fourth Annual Flor­ ida Flower Show—fuschla-hued glads blending with barberry shad­ ing to autumn-toned dracena. Photo by lot* and Joe ftetnmeti h i ’s always appreciated the beautias of nature-particularly in wild flowers. T h at's Mrs. Paul Tsw of Gainesville-M rs. Tew whoee Blue Ribbon winning arrangement in the Fourth Annual Florida Flower Show is reproduced in colon, in the 1956 Engagement Calendar of the Florida S tate Federation of Oarden Clubs. Mix. Taw haa been a member of the Dianthus Circle, Gainesville Garden Club, for five yean and is currently flower show chairman. Disappointment—bitter disappointment-was Mrs. Taw’s when her fln t flower show entry some yean ago failed to be a winner. However, th at disappointment was all but forgotten the following year when she made four contribu­ tions to the ahow, and was nw arded with four Blue Ribbons. Her original failure had acted as a spur, for she had "simply devoured" every magsiine S page ahe could find slowing attractive arrange­ ments. And, believing that "practice makes per­ fect," she had followed up Instructions by try ­ ing her hand a t them. For her latest prise arrangement, in the "Modern as Tomorrow" class, on the theme "Florida for B etter Homea and Gardens," ahe effected a modem living room piece, endeavor­ ing to make the moat attractive possible use of materials closest at hand. Agalnat a pale green wall for background, ahe used tall, graceful spikes of fuechla-toned gladioli, blended with barberry, shading down to the rich autumn-hued dracena in which they were artfully neeted -all from iter own flower garden. She used a low base, so that the overall height would be unobtrusive. Mrs. Tew, 38 years old and (he mother of three children, lived In Fort Myers arid in Miami, before making her home in Gainesville. F*f* ll -AI FWUi U f O t f - H H I �CLASSIFIED JADVERTISING Sk o p p a u M a it 1 - m lO N A t W A N T -T O JT O P tobacco habit) k n d •tO O foe 10 d art lupply o f Ltbcllnc S«J1m Icop Smoking W it Guaranteed to b rio ran banbti the craving far tobacco or ■ a m i ksefc Alsa Agncr, Waditon. H i Nh m i N M i Mb*M M i M I d M I m . * Wf. ulm IMeSvetUNt ■M COO arUm IIIBWI ' »" BWhOMN* T A X I VIM V IT I far b ctttt health, mot* pry. to avoid the d ieto t Only IV ® for erven d s n tu p fly C O D accepted McDaniel. O P O Boa tlM , New Yotk 1. N Y » beautiful photo* DM on tOlllfl nui double weight pipe* from Khool photo, tout fivtm tt potirtit of o f g u n t • only | l 00. of V) photo* hit U 00 (nun on* pot* Fnendvhip foidet im ludtd lift Stnd ALFALFA TA N JTT1-M 0 Postpaid M » O tto Boone ( D in t). Ksniland, Tnd A T w a u u s lm p W a " w w A D D E R S poarait at H o rn . Bis Com nut■ an Information l i e ttfundible B tnnet, T ttnton J, N J MW ipront at home No charge for ma­ terial) to lupply wotra Write- ADCO. Bsttrop, La Un nmwrmwt j || lUl.fc jt mr* wtMgoInto over 140,000 Florida rw m ci lotnwm. w rw nyouo u v v t• HMIn All FlOttOA MA0AZINI S TlmM N iNr Nr o# lordar Patrol boat, taken from a Patrol plana. Plana and boat Hava two-nray radio contact with aach othar. patrol cara on ttw coaet and haadquartare and aub-atatlona In tha dlurlct. 6Certified m •■ S t m e h laboratory taata prove Ball- BORDER GUARDIANS % aaa tablets neutraHw S tbnaa aa much ■tonach oddity bt oawminute aa many leedine dlyntlva labial*. flat Ball-ana tadaylar Iba fcaMMknown relief Me M A MM (STAfl MOOR Or laloamaa, Mnptlled Kotna atudy course. Oeaeplele. yet m'rlto for otto flraa folder and money hick o f tv ATUNTK WAX HBKHOOl y .M ao iw iN H y b aih n b iH a . ULCERS? MOWN EFFECTIVE BEMEDY IMPORTEO MOM HOUANO laid In 41 CaunMaa ha*Many Toat* lUbr* at m uch T*M*t* i n a a i m t l , r n i li t t l l i *a*rtl»* tW I* Um trvwtmml tl Uuwttntl »*d diwd» *J ukart, laatrt tit, an* iMIrto ufc*ft-*uwkl > ratlavmi pda i m h i M > | a H |m pl rvlu/a la MrauTaM. Aka kttpful la rritvvlai aminlHifltkaw*. ft* Ktrmhil »aUM*U«*a*fla Mawi back | a i m IM Mta*M« f a te . Hard thwek. b c h ) i n l « « a « f COD a ia a n IMI Ifon .atw *.«-« RAM U oni.fc a ftana* ,1 , . 1 1 ..............Ill, YOCAM DIAMOND : . ■1 i *«*» n-«anwtaa>>*a*oa*-Maw (Continued from papa 11) Ha had airplane pilot* and ahip captalna who transported aUaoa Nam Cuba to Florida, On tha mainland ba had mora “runnara” and comrayad hla "cueto m a n 1* to northarw cities. Ha had “payoff man," “collactora," and “ contact man." nwrlona inatal!man to in this aariaa hav# ralatad how tha Bordor Patrol patharad in roombar* of tha Ruarian'a gang. So mo of thaaa paoplo war# pratty Im­ portant to tha nutater smugglor’a organisation, but alwaya, Simonovich found rapiacamenU. Tha U. 8, Border Patrol waa determ ined th a t aom i day, aomahow, Simonovich would bo caught. T ha RuaMaa couldn't go on forever beating tha law. Aa tha month* and tha year* want by, evidence againat tha king-pin smuggler continued to mount. Whan tha pilot, WUlUm Bdward Murphy, w*a finally caught In April of 1946, ha confaaaad to amuggling no laaa than >13 alitna auppliad by BimonoVich. Murphy idantlfled tha Ruaaian from photograph* and signed a atataroent th at "Oriaka" had furniahad avary alien ha had florin from Cuba to Florida. In tha court* of tima, mora than half of that* aliens w art picked up by tha Bordor Patrol and othar law enforce­ ment agenda* throughout the United Statea. Every on* of them positively identified Si­ monovich aa the man who had arranged their illegal paaaaga from Cuba. Albert Pad age, m atter of the achooner "Semper Fidelia," aleo Idantlfled tha Russian aa tha man who paid him to transport three alien* in hla boat. Two Hungarian alitna ar* re*tad by the Border Patrol tim ed atatamanU that Simono­ vich waa the man who auppliad a phony birth certificate for on* of tham. Lastly, John Morgan and Marion Newell Robtneon, who war* arr etted in California with one of tha Russian's hlgheat paying "client*,” taid under oath th a t Simonovich waa the man who engineered tha an tire deal. Tha evidence againat tha Rus­ sian Fos waa overwhelming. The trick in tha whole situation waa to gat him whars ha could ba arretted and confronted with this evidence. On Nov. 4, 1951, Border Pa­ trol headquarter* In Miami got a myatarioua telegram to the af­ fect th a t " if you will b* at Prospect Field, five mil** west of Fort Lauderdale on a certain day and time, someone you are interested In will arrive In a plana." T ha Border Patrol gata lota of tipa, spurious and otherwise. Questionable aa many of tham appear to ba, none is aver Ig­ nored. At tha tim e specified in tha telegram, Border Patrol officers were at the airport. Sure enough, a plana arrived. As it cam* to a atop, out stopped Gregorio Si­ monovich, the moat wanted alien amugglar on the Atlantic Seaboard. Tha long chaa* waa over. Tha root of the story la a m atter of racord. Simonovich was utterly unable to refute the galaay of evidence againat him. He went to tha Federal peni­ tentiary for 15 year*. Ha's Si years old now, and eligible for parol* In a few years. The U. 8. Border Patrol won­ der* what he'll do when he get* out. (To be concluded) ENVELOPE ADDRESSING PA C T S-esrra income oppottunitict levelled ihtough HM tervitt Free detain M ia well, Dept. ))•], Cleveland 14. Ohio HOME SEWERS W ANTED! Earn e arn t i i h making rttd ic u t ties, eapetience unntemary. No telling We inwtuct. Free de­ n til Ju d S tn , 111 B 10V Dept B l ) . Clcvelind e. Ohio G U N tepdri, M m and ttfinlthing Kenfii Co., )M 0 E. HiUtboro, Tampa, Fla WILL A D D R I S s 'n w lo p n an d ~ p o rt alt. Alto Inaids addrew ietttra. T ypew tiiten. H. j Mil lee. Bt. 1, Bos ISO, S tuke, FIs S tlA U T Y MIMECx Tr AP h I n O T H I BOW M ANS, 200 Oak, W m in g to n . Fla. H tisJock I TOW. EMBOSSED BUSINESS CARDS 1V00 Iboutand Boa t i l . Altandak, Fla. QUA U TY P U N T IN G I P t a A L S Prompt Service. Powpeid. W rits fot urnelet —RODBHRO, A ll )2nd. W ett Palm B ach , Fla. tl IH IC IA lffPB B ITBMI. I* T n ttV lN O . OEMCO L A W N mow tie tdvsrtised i* life, free c a u lo g i Bait Florida DUcount Agency, HoByhllf, Pit 1 0 7 -B U M M M n a C B S F o e RINT S T O R II P A C I for tent In a com pletriy ttmodcisd building located onS Nock (torn tbs Post Office tnJnhripg, f h . Contact W H. Htthsiingkon, Highland Coonty Newt. Setting, FU n l-4 H £ S » llu s » ifs l« o p n T Y PM MU FOB BALI: Ssbring. 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The taa me it uuacttve a aww S 4 Ttoew'a a community council Sugar-freeVD easeft tewyt* <V flavors of puddfq with no a o i a than ' caloriaa p a r sarvini hart m ad# w ith ehtifej ip pfl >»i Mateo t t o tool Air Fore# contract aotoal la o v k tio a hiotory to | m | nu | | | I i i IaIi i , Today. t t o jot ptiot in king of Ftvo atoatto later, at tto eooo> plotion of bank, tto aum too rwoctod 975,000. And at t t e « d of tkroo yaara, tho Air Force ban apwot a total of f 340,000 la training and m alatainiiif a alngla Jot pilot. f i f e n a tte r. OnU 14. T U kr.it9 N yaireW Ffetdtea from Altonn a H ., who hat tern octet (9 ate atkm k n o t hit firti tela flight at Ite ngt of in A grmfltnk t f ate a * la-aaewetfenew-jiaia �4r �<5 "^1 Shop and Save 1 In Sanford Weather m VOLUM E XLVI11 t 3r«H rrnl xhimera tnnlgbt; cooler over central portion Tnrxdiy. AN IN D E P E N D E N T P A IL T N EW SPA PER SA N FO K l). FLORIDA E rta M to M 19M M O N D A Y , F K H R U A R V 20. 19-~.fi Ground Broken For New Office Groundbreaking rcremomra <*ere hrid inn morning at the »ttr o( the proposed new Sanford dial tele* phone office on I.aurcl Avenue be­ tween 3th and imh Streeli. The first tpade of dirt » a i turn­ ed over to »i«nj| the *Urt of construction at 10 ,10 this morning. Conitruclion will actually begin lUdarlana and their gue*ta at February 22 and i* expected to bo their regular weekly meeting this completed by August 4 of this K *inoon at the Yacht Tluh heard an The total expenditure for the address that gave them an entire- huifoing. equipment, and krvpul,*. Jv different view on the suhjert Ing punch operated dial equipment, of parole and probation, ft. ft will he a million dollars, (iramling. District Supervisor of (Jordon ttothcrmcl, gmup nt.inagIho Florida 1’aiolc Commission at fr /„r mr Southern noil Telephone O^ando, who has had over ? ' and Telegraph Company anntninrrtl •w *)*»• it4*A dial tr!** j f a r i in welfare and corrective n,r groundbreaking for the new SHOW N Dll. d i m ; TIIK I HIM' Apadcfnl iif dirt iit fin- u i «»ii■»•■I•«**nhmu*n iid I»• * mu nt y ( F mfit lif i o f phone offiir Rif* Mn>or F- U Sunit and t *• •»u:»? I min, |»" 'd* 111 of Mie : Work, spoke as follows: telephone company building. „ 'ill" ! I it ! mft i ni g c r f*•» “ ft would he Interesting to known \ \ \ t r . Hot her mid st the rere-| ('nmiiifii'f. I.miking on me J#»nn ktid»’»'# (m* ( 'inmi***nine*; K. V. I * t Hi *’* l.•‘ivi iaigt\ lim it. how many of you present here to- mon|l,, this morning were: .Hitvnr I Southern Hell; tinrdofl Itidlici ond, maimcu nf i n* s t f*nd I I «nd *11*1 1: flm 'i* Hv ,l nilr*.M|i ) EK»fr* *> f the I funnfifi* nf t uiuint, i. c, and .I d k (u*?nf»M, I ily i "in in i- • •'»• day have ever been Interested in j. j) Scott. Commissioner* J o h n 1 or directly connected with the Kr„(rr , st.k n a t i o n , Karl lligfalsing of sheep? ginbotham, and David fialehel, ’ Hove (joe* the railing of sheep (l(y \ | anas-,.r Warren Knowles,, fit into the picture of a State Seminole Counly Chamber of CornProgram of f’arolo and Probation? mi,r<.e p rpM(| ent Cirorge Touhy To answer that let me toll vou, an(j \j anai;,.r Forrest llrcrkenridge, *#yoii do not alreay know, ahnut r i | ,,|,,hrr Kred |*,r|<in, 0f the Santhe raising nf sheep. It makei n* fori! Mcrahf. .I’m Brown, Dim net TTie !e -! r'i II f"r Hie \ tuti t a n , ,ie dtfferenre ho-i rarefiilly sou sc Manager for Southern Bril, Mn» 1 ni din X fcrt your breeding stork, how Betty Wolfram, Sanford Chief tip* In Hi, Ii , ,1 No. I, •1 1»( rn ins nor of the t l<q n ia l; IV i-r 1 i in a1 * •artfully you carry out your erator, Earl V. Turner, manager breeding program, or hnw rare- nf tho Hanford nffice, R. If Mae Mri -T H St .Inhn v*dt report giant Slgllt-S- r-l'ig bowl1 th .'l ••d( 1* ' fullv vnq rare for your flock, tn fMillt . plant foreman in the San­ fur r ruintv aI Ih# nfinii.il Hi#* s ; Jo h n > » ;< . r fl out s m l Ud, • a r a b le la vnur new crop nf ford nffire and other civir lead­ nrirHirtg of 1Ph*lriM V I of Ihe F'm vlj 4,i * be IH ) • i »*i * »i , lambs you wilt find » few whose ers. I'nngre** of Parerd* and Teat her* Sfi lr m » n I, " T h e V i o t i r i n u itl wool is black. The Black Sheep of on March A. he more lu v iiiiiiu * tbiin r r ss ith The nrw office, to be known as Ihc flock. II*K vve " T h t ('o m m iin itr Tndav Our ail nf the .» bled (r a t lin * 1 udi TNSSI I Ut ility 1.u»ii« F.mIics Fairfax I. will be housed in a nrw “ Mur human loriety operates World T om orrow '" I* tin* M inor h . o r built into Mir hual wh n c under Nitihi F»-1I .it tin1 numili* H.ii«* hrirk building constructed of rein­ rS this same principle. No matter which w ill he developed sit Ib r repairs at a J . i 4 h*nn\ i o iF ' dm k Hi ii wtl.iv ti12hI, Altr*nil> >1 In rn n,rrrtr and brick The, new hnw mane tfb o o li we biiitfl, how .forced . . , , . . . . . » ■ . Rotariaris Giver Different View •Sy Guest Speaker l Aw m U M P r e w i D w d W ire Government Attorney Fails To M ake Hobby 'Squirm ' A t Trial Act Of Kindness ;Personal s Shown By Local Affairs :irm For Society Presented j Tiu* problem nf pi*»v ulitic mn ,ifr (i l;I i I «(ot.i£f» rnnin fin U.H*ti.*C('a .Mill ItthiT (IlCNMllL!' fi»r Nut p .iU riits f r**M» r.4?4i » I \4,i % i NnidiiA nm* \4 nit ifn* Sor I ICf l Olll 01 llIlN* i*f 1* • Si'll! Mliltf* i "mintv I mi nf (fir A iti«vr i«%«n l .tfu r r Son# ( ' . 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Hi 1 U nite. 141. fi* % natne and o ilier h ' m h iii * Mm ncrtriiif,» fi i n life life f ch air tn»'h in SaiHont and \ ih tn, Ua ftisin nf ih r S ciiiin n !#1 f out!tv \ nil "Hie a * *t* iatlt d *ln» t alim n ev nf the \fn c rn .in (.in c c r S t t ie iv , in In* ri'nw* rviim ifiiiM iii ,iiletiipl appi -mehi'd J Rr ntr v (Mlti.Mil, rd In rurim't t Ht'hln v* 1151 I1MMI .*> |irc%tih'pl nf €itf Ii a in anil T iiiln r (h ah (in 01*! In * 1*1 m (if 1111u 1 I»14* m%k i ii ii in !'tr 1Ii r r o r in«| hi 4 .(* ihe* iff lip lin' d the I tile of o riiam /aim n h.1«I i«»m# mtilt And hi* 4!h|iiMD " (lid v nil oi'e in rn-!# nf i4.il! partition for ^,it#v f *t,inee le*tihi'd Ibddiv, # lt.n l ! lii-l# ad nf 4cllm s ihc Im .il ( an* .leeepictl j; 111* If w i • a rt» » k fm r c r S o n r lv 1 ml the " .i l l p.irTifinn, Vino from the Sanford Orlando I M lu n i ten l three n id i in the So Kemml (lu ll a* a it n M m a * pre n e iv • S t'iM cr I'om tiiiHe# H eld *ent ' ' tIlf* (pi.ii ter* S a lm d .iv morning lo r e m ane nr how i m v i our rh u rch es building w ill h m u r the \ rr v |at#«t m rrlin ? to h t belli in l^ rstu irg ai n,#» n*fi. m 1 fn %t run of i»* r»«* a lliprf\ I 1.1 I 1»nt art I Ibdibe t«dd n »N' n d mr 1* 4 In* p.nr ihe h indnvi t and dm*r. se.il ill < iiiM o' I'%i» id v « .1hsrllit*i ry mav he or for lhat matter how 1 , ft*r " f Number .1 Crossbar auto- the larshnrg Community renter » i, i h, | Ihoi »l te*; im m ii lhat he had void .lam e* higii w# raise our standards o f l" ’il,ir awitehln* equipment. IMrs. D Males .laikson, Dii.uido. lock s.u.l >, .10 and mi'Hthi ?w tin- pi t*-i’ll!:»f mu +1f (hi it l!i# in ir im r m*h m .i4(»m»* nin| Sm ith, one nf the Neyro defend living; invariably In our human Cost of Ilia building and land, president of the (listnet, a iiiioimces rt(. rvpret to have ,i hugt- e-ovid on ktr\ d'lsir In i iitl liti-st *1111111Drill, f»*#i | then in tin e Ihe eMlir«* r on tit a aid* bcini: t« m l in 1Tn* i a *et In n Ihi iMet (vs 1'' ** M*,ir iui( Nun^ mmt n u t nf vi.In 1r p rim er. I'ol* and ihe hnioe mi ffiem which anritev there are those who do not said Mr, llolhermcl. will run W0.1 . - 1that Mrs. M. d. Kdwanls nf hills- hair.l for the event 9th.yi.st. wDil I'lmrti vpjir ! U illu m prov idl'd Ihe l.ilm r and Ii .irl In ch enuded hi Sm ith, giving ennform. The Black Sheep of So- ,4A.\ while the dialing equipment it- ville, vice-president of ihe district. | a,„| \\ R K- nip, eo n iste n n l* in ifn* !o<*l I'sn ca i sSmiih a w a ira ii'v deed b*r a SI. «K tj. self will he an additional 157* nno. will reipond In greetings extended 0WBtri (lf r r , , toll pur oIH pi.1in«( Mlikfin l.ro, of S.iftonl. S m ielv 1 nit free of rhar^e 0<»O mm I gage b»r fT I.V •Ft Ut niM*r, r lu t r n ia ii nf | h r . “ It Is about these Black Sheep The new switchboard will br the delegates by Mrs. Herbert ’1 rrn- c||a ,(.,| ||tP Naut„ .m tin ...id rc Said Mr*. IlH ix f r l'k r , " T h is !• P liiiiiia liit ic topic* nf Ibo ?ritfni qf .Society that I wiah tn talk to equipped for key-pulsing of long ham, president of the linslc.a conn|y( < H(, | , 1W. sl( iC 'e r v a r u lr i 1inmiH iil rtim n n tliT v».n »> * H id r an .irl nf kindne** for it vital 2 i l lodae. What Stu-ietr hss done dislanre calls. Instead nf using a 'V, and Mi C. A \ siighn, l.ake lions on h unt now in >l we keuw *t 4«l h* Fm iu» A llrn iiiil C , K milv provide* i i * Mtili an so l i nil I no id* UnCi I m ihe 1r,*vii%Aelinn were . | pre*eided .i* evidence and tv to (hem and for them In the past dial. Rothcrmcl s.-til, long distance' Counly Superintendent of J’ohlie Hiat the N .inttr.in wo od tot a n ic ­ ' ( IF? H h 1 vtnrsae room for Ih r n ia le ria l* , » fi.lbd* (or the **«verrv»n*'nr T’ A'iI Mt»*(nrf» n »i m D i* r p»i. !n * n p iim d r H ir* r and whai »e sra attempting to operators will ring Ih-oORh te d |s-1 Instruction er** from Ih '1 v n s i.u t * Vn« Hobby I* I Mir Jury a ml rnnrt a .. for ithem k . _ 'Mdiy,' *• ' V* ,‘ ' Ia ret trlrpllnncs by ptifirhifigFoul Much enthusiasm l< tiring e rrs ldo m old not n lh rrviM r nhtslri I liein 'Ih c boat, not only has been re rp i rn uim . a Ida! lie old lined the IhHikertnw tl ^ ( 111r14* I iMiit fm iti rirlsiii In ntt*p serf' « in lin»*e m«i rn i*il* *0 neres “ It has nuly been a matter nf Mi* numbers on, a se rin of keys ed within Hie d istrict and m cm h e n paued and put In t x< elletit ■i.ipe !'»l w Ill'll lie a n pled them for a a few hundred years, In f a d similar lo an adding machine, are looking forward lo this annual '( !|| It.I d *n»lers* trq o lle d . hut ,1 fia- n.iu» FufuFiMikl, f>(*|iiil v 111%11 irl aa *v fur m u t r n " ( H*tn«f w hit n he |a! r pan! Me a!*o ' * IN f " f 1 * *P • * .1*11 I fill pn#( (UTAH|#'f|| within Uie hisiory of this great The-e new switchboard facilities re union which Is hetng patterned to n p.io iii d rest m ane to and ^ taut that “ s*.tnd guild'* for .Nation, that our dorinrs had pro will ad,| souiher lint Wt in Ihe s a ••l.ltllr Convention " The |tiemr ,\u loos fe.itori t Ad led I r II. 0 »•( T» n f *i f .• riifei « ! ill a nil If .iriitif K fltr matey at tuff* which 'm iih had r,-nkiriv « T i r i , i ' ' a ii I •iiriDfnr uf manly ona type of treatment for cost, bringing the lolal expenditure u id tic kmnn’ed hv Mrs tark von pit ft* , f nf nir r tj Dm4*i » v 1 A III rnnde dot 114 *n 1 «m- ii torn 1 11 *■*!( I'■» v I I 1 rili’N , U t f * 9 ** their patients If the person hid to almost a million dollars after which 'It* W I. Mu* ,. It fll |«i\ 11.- * N . rtf 1 \ r>it Ih r building * • dlv Tie 11 I 1•"I' S1,1IItP‘81 11% ' 11M| U (NI"91 high blood pressure, extremely Th> trc-ms'mloita Job of Installing Miami, president of Ihc Fi.mda f I Mill Ml** l|l k N i*f I f I* # ha m lier cf • urn mer r## Mu*1e. f i for 1 ri »M 1 f high fever, or an> on* of wverat the new swilehlsoacd s ’mI dialing I ongress. will speak on Ihe i uni « r 4'1 1 I' ^ • ' |*-i'9 |n i*%ii(i>nr Pn « kent nU’ i* re ie u e i! In nt im ’ > fin ? .and loiudh* tAlmrnia; the donor opened a equipment w ill hi-gm shortly after m iiniiv T o d ay" and 'I t - " ........ l • nil." «Mi’ urn 1 .in.nU l,„*us im * mm m ug t*m*9 'In’1 ( ii,vni her tn CMMs* 4‘ 4 -1II1 II 1 11 44 In i fl . niH lilt . i| t \ i d i, ,«II H * 1 p|»«* I (•» • i *rv 111# xetn and raine off a quantity ff the rompletum of the building on It Beckham , Miaou U ,*i r p,n h. r* . i (nr «if l<ti* 11 miHoii ( nfi ■ .irut p.*".«»l»U#* ' »»»'• v Ii 111* i* .1 d mi ) ni.tinr nf l'(«*«il«iii vt .ii Mir 1 timmi ri e nfln ert d iie rln r* and ff 1r*innliaiiii iin> uiMiiinig until rmnn Mood. If Ihe patipnt got wnr.e, I talk on Our W 04 1 * 1 " ro m n id lre r h iiit m n n dl meet tn r i ' i t a *. a **-*'.inf di^ltiet a lio rc e r, * n r; p- approxim ately August 4 The ex mentortan, wi tl.tn i floor a ith run .* for Ml'vin if hv i as the weak and aoemtr u sually ppclr(j r| a(|1 (nr ,|1P beginning of Tom orrow 11»;«J «|Hvk»r. morrow * I i p m with I I mh M.1i lln*eu fa ih d In Ml ike tfiddiv in m » he*■ »(i ei, l tint** i til h.* a m i.i . k did. ihe hoetor just repealed I fie 11 1' s ' 'i i i*Ai -af <fi>pii(tr rfish ,( | lev I . m k'Minv die disti iel h i .i .m i -i " 'iin n m * a* hr ? 'if repuiti f* he service lit Ihe nevs building t* estl Ttie aflcr«o«n session w ill feature li.i i , iiml DHi* r fn .ii1 *■> rn ik in 1 Mm process. ' ' " r of I mijn In in n.itiiui.il nf 1 h d in ltrr nf 1 (inifnrree r s intend' d ,|n 1h - mm mng, mated fur M arch 17. I 9.‘>7. , general disnissinn on ‘ K ffee lin - ll\# T ' h im ih *m c r inim l.ih ir .. id I » * f *| - nltm. pi v ai-nli'il krv m fin* K o n r.il 1 n il limit hu^ on “ Much this same type of treat \t nno tmu* dm 1ng Hie e r n u Ml telephone numbers in Sanford i Leadership led by M i* Beckham , r r it*«%-iiHr, mrnt has been accorded our Black ‘ ' 1 Ft \ rn \ h ki-i ■, 4 ,in *■( 1 41in m en 1.11 U p e\ .11111n .ir 1r>n ltd* niiiM'iitg llultbv ssill have the pn fix F a irfa x I in u h u h 11 rirtiijfiril U# brl|i rl.uifv TSin IlN ii I,ill fjf-Nt ’ ’i nf (tin S Hill Sheep. If he rame • into conflict 1 1*1• f* n t: K m « 'n Ht 'the n h n i l nf flic n ire fimj i* tn w m 4*1.ed lo 'k c u h r»n .1 !»laek front nf Ihcm ^1U*r the rli.in n r09c r on |»»mh iri*. |irntrrluri»« *«tnl n,iii b« h* liI f'** 'll (lilt .Ssill'Mf l V I pi* J<|f|ll .Hill 1.1*1,11.41(9 wtih the law he was sent tu pri­ <f*| #•4pi .(in Hie pint H ie of *1nil di* bn.iid in (Tie t mu ttnnin, the tiic.i* rig Ih r inipoi -*l,i v iiMi i no F" • i 1. I I mii in.h i nf tin* n(||9ii im riMA the pn n' j In 1111#** nf jvflcrid tT##11 nf the (ill .flit'll iv,ih found I'm r t. ia < 1 son. When he came out he was t<» the new c<|tiipm<*nt. Tin* ( f i t of l li,thni<iut, *I a| i giunnetV'by lh e ‘ Imople.” Vn«i"given lh ''I' lephom* num bers vs .11 consist Ianee of work to ing done In lo. al . -I.«v *M# i * N.flnni rttfii>mffi-r J imiinh \!frn , .i it e <if (id i* i**pi (**s|'fil,il iv i n fm in lu lv Hi Ibddiv marked dm Ii k .i little help In his adjustm ent hack <•' fu '"**l r ' r '"im ber* e n n im iin in c. Mi * B re U ia m I- |.a i h or hi s i I »» i fo rk. • w Mir fur Jl k**v *1nN.1MI •JtJ,iJtf*iiki| S e in ifiole ( niintv at the f tv,1 m l!• r liuri (if Ihe «till. I f»n drptov inf id of inln lire in the human .W te te , w ill not he the same as telephone Itrio a tly u .-II qualified tn 'rad sufb • » Inti* In u t i 'I m* it kin ,i9 11i n,« I e.nierv W ork'hnp at ,J.*t k fo n \l ie, l.iw’ etifnn eiinuil n llie e r*. tile tl.trn di.< uss.on having s v iriw i h s<-4 When he foiled, the ‘bleeding’ was numbers presently used rnarf liM(|nt;,' tn ih r hieatlnn nf iti»* *•** H iim .if* 9 t .1iN r llir 11 4 lh I* M 11 i'll X. relocated and lie was sent back lo Ml lhi«, Rotherm el explained ground nf p ia c tlra l p a re n t-lra rh rr Ttie workshop wit! hnn ('handier •till and the path taken by Ihe (»« fu *9 krv rtipinlifr #pu lifinl experience on all le v e ls, local, roun p riso n . this m orning, is part of a nationt n . i i! rminfliA ^t*D »d ( (iinm eree lender* tIn nu^lund lamg hnv < When a>krd tf ev«‘ ryty, state an,| national P articip atin g “ Dr. M arshall B. C linard of the wide numbering plan known as the Smith ('nm lirm .iml F in n ni'i' w.i * aim ed, !l dd»y %,inl, "Ye*,, V\|ln,irri \ I .in htf .ill'll l( i‘flt'V err .if N In K’-t’iiinff " itA M U n iv e rsity of W isconsin In s re 2-.A numbering p la n -tw o letter* and in Ihe d is c o -,ion will he M rs, Mu* rie rv iin e had pi*to|< and I bad 1 i' 111*i ,ipf ii pn* irrliii iff) 1fiin i hr d.t l»i^*lher in learn about a e tm a me M •' sett; Mrs, r \ P ra th e r, Orlando I,i 4-nH r.ihnri j»n*1 r tiln in g this re n t article entitled “ C rim in a l live num bers. By u untiring ,!• 11v /turn rhriif m.’H fi •*4fitfifid tie* and pi n je ri * In v anrni* I'nM"** a *,iw i-ij off 4In 11gun**, date chairm an of Ih r Florida i iU (n -n iirlm m ( a ' <• 1i M'i M •n tin* I'n ilr ii S I mI p * and hnw they B eh avio r Is Human B e h a vio r" system , he said, wilt enable long ll«»*en d'4rtt at lengih today In M irrn . *M i 19 work ( ( n iiiiiin eil nn I'age Seven) point* out lhat in 1328 we set t distance operators (n distant cities Pat n il T e a i her r o in m illr r , M rs \ I* u .t m i r r l , J \ 1 «' ■ , 1 11 t cMn,irmr nn u rA n ^ tr* 4( I T|| M1t i*k in r »um *1 Ujnusands nf people to privuri for in du,l d ire ctly lo telephones In tJ. Wagner. Orlando, d iie rln r of 11is'' * ' '' ■ ’1 J' f I'1nil aI \Ml-,lU 44(N| 1144*| • M t *i I d I I n stale office and field serviced Mrs ir. .T ilin g w h iskey. W hile today m al Sanford without having lo go « .rnl#i lit - 44. iHi JI*nr' r%r«*|itn*i|. John Mi (tim e F i- tiv stale rh .u r . I ,*.| i e mo>l every large cite there n a through a Sanford operator * ' ' '*!- VI i <4in h.i t tu rn Art rplf-f| man of juvenile p iu lee lm n : Mr* • lore selling alrohnltr beverage* Mr M -to Is v ■ ' 4 < o in A ' I Fu rth erm o re, Rotherm el said, • m '**1* a* I t .i lli m o ir , I'n lro flv W illiam (ia id o i New S in v rn .i f „ ,,| , An In almost e v e ry hlock Our r>'nl i nr and an...... nnt-u14 sitm n .irifj u i»nr «»f ||ir r^ rt this plan w ill eventually Ira il to |hr Beach * l* t r exceptional child ch a ir­ n lv on fab ric* an I *<■- at 1 n a of crrnif r h m s r * j i our »nrH i (4 h.i\m^ jn' i M'i i pitch, plan w hereby eusloniers w ill he m an; M is I t ......... Hanford, I.ers- Ir r ia l* . an I lias in >-n a ■tin i , lal rder changes Custom ers also able In dial most of their long ,li* 1' >' Nt mHi#11« Ih - li Si linn! cI*in<pi* huig. -tale c lia irn u n nf |troi’H iir e change. Forty years ago a w om ­ vs tlh I .a n ell '• , ' in / n>... him' t1 1J ‘ u lr i m in» i| 4411Ii m t*t .11 pep la m e ra ils them selves wiihnul and bvfavs. a n t Me* I. II (tilihs I ni l mg I. pa 11no o * vii •• , an who smoked was alm n*' sure i tr m i (itiii* 1 in) a x 11 pi H ! prr going Ihrnogh any nperaim * llrfam lo ludlelin editor !v In be hranded a “ fa st” woman of !a -l v r .r 1 *1 n if f .Intiin\r llrt 4i n ( nvHI Today, the n g a re l m anufacturer* Bringing j .p o lls fm in Hieir ronn T in s tvs-ek U a it e n ’ s It s l.i.t n , •rn »4 ii initfine N *« i9pr *1 K ip Sm nu i '• im that women buy more ciga iv lo iin cd* in addition In Mrs St s F a h iie F a ir of tie .slv st i, i-1 M E E T P O S T P O N K fl iiuIt 1t,in*n anjs[« than men. M s F ie ri lle rte j d.ev-. goods for Soring anti F.a-S r An aniimincement was made Hus lohri will he (Ul r r mil nf fn u il g u in li InrlutJ- f “ And. Yet! Today with all our morning lhat the C hildren * t om B re vard l o iin lv , M i-, t. . M ia in , TTm* r enl m in i l it . M ill N ih ....... ( I mri an I Mm Msirk .Strirny of changes in altitude, ihe majorilv mlttec meeling schedule for tomor­ Orange ( m inty; Mr* ' I! Il vnn, hex and Save Week oh-eived * • r "n r 1 in9 < .m .if9A Anr) Mr. j n »1 of S o r ifiy frels that prison is ihe row w ill h* postpone.l until f u r - 'Volusia Flag lei i m m lies, and M is te a r from Fe b ru ary 18 ll.too Mr* (’ ph (ioeirtl.4r ll , (if !,iri#9nt \fr ih r r notice. (t nnlinurd on P ags 7 ) i frenh am , l.a k e t oontv. I heto uary 2.*, »n*f Mr*. U liheim F* « • -mi nf S ait »• I a#'nl Mr i n #9 M .' Ilr n r y lU n *- " t o " 1 #"ri A ll.i mum* S |iri9i|j<. M i d i ;. J ‘ *fr; • Mrs. SI. John Will Nautican To Make Represent Counly First Run Thursday At District Meet > Lions Ladies Night Observed Thursday In Casselberry Workshop Will Be Discussed At Meet R. Mcro Atidcd To Sales Force NO . 39 & •v 'V. i,*'r MM S H H U IF T 1 . I I KN V l it ( (M tH R L li ^ ★ dk • Sheriff J. Cordell Reveals Candidacy j In Coming Election S h e ifff J P m v e r Cordell tndaf aiiimniH ed hit candidm y fo | S h e riff n f Sunifnelf* Co 11id y , S T ie iiff ( 'unfed vi a* npncdnterf l»y flo verim r Cn!!m* N'nv. 2 S, 1P5S in fill ihe n iita p ire ii t m u of J a I dHer Muldiv, I t) aiiituinii log b!<s exntllifacjr, S h e riff Cm iletl x tu tril, " t apprr* em t* H i* run I Main * of nrr m in t f'lc n ilx a ll oxer Hi* County and tee them and all reslrletll* -Hint I *linl| *e.-k to |irtTnrnl the itolie* nf Hits iiii|io rtn n t offlea I i lh « Ke«l of ntv lit xr I xhnll at* ts»va einptwv only tha highest ' ' i < ibqinltes. ntett nf a b ility a e j rb a riu le - I «hai| run lb * offii-a •m Hu. hlglt Jtlnnn that it ilentc* r -------------------- *1 Farm Bureau Will Meet Tomorrow ' The rc iiiilrir v meeting n( thff s 0in..!, Counly F.trm Bureau w ill Im helil totliorrnw night al 7 :jq n llo* A g rtro lltite llm liliog o( b Uilnole Hurts Setioot, 4 eov r.-,| itixli nqqser w ill hq s .M .,1 ,.i 7 in with Hu* h o xin rxf in clin g tn follow In in ie ilia te ly, ............... C.-niei-, le rre ia ry -tra g , su rer of the S**tnlnnle Count f F .irin I>ore.tu reniim ls n ie ir.b rri H1.1 t “ m enibership ind uilea tha fa m ily " i AtHHTlONAI. lAM'Af, NEW * ON I’ 4 ( .B RF.4 F.V NAAS Fund Drive Slafcd Nexf Month T’*e Naval Auxiliary Air SU- * * 0 fii - t annual combined ctiaritv lit p w ill lie tield from M u c h l In 'm il !'» 1 fi.rplatn r 44 Kerrtpsnn anno, int rd la -I w eek 4 goal of J in Hun |\,n tir.-n set for the drive wliir h will ic n ln r f tlir s 'd a iif e drives for Intllv idtlill i t . I - i’ to past years Ib is wilt lie trie only fund lalstng Campaign held in t'i'fi vstth money ro llrrle d im ■to such w orthy o rg a m /.atin n j! i, tin- Marrb nf Dimes lied Cross J Nii.-w Belief, Cen-hral Palay. Tttberriilo * i*. t ’aneer, USO (S a o fo rtt, Heart xml the Policem an s llenevoienee Fund, l imlt thiillonx vs ill he aeseplei] by unit ri'iiresenlative* ami may be le-ign:*ted for specific ciunllea or divided iitotiorllnnaleJy among the 4 « t mM THE r HOPOBEn WKW TKI.KHIONK huilillng an M ural Ave. ba*tvse«n NinUi ana HUH Sts., for which lha giunml ts.u broken this e n tir" list. Suggested donation I* nne day'* pay per man A rat'd ce rtifyin g I Lr ',rh ennlribnttnn will be prrtenlea to evar* m*n dowUBff lo » • *W«*J f’KOBA III.Y THU HttitllbST YA1.KNTINK tmvil.v! and rtrive.l this year wax tha ona delivered to MH. (Inliarla tlnirhal and Mr*. Maggie Yalta, ra u ie ro for the Kat.tr,rn KtereMn Ctt*. Nwrxm ahateWA*' (left, to right) Mr*. Catrhel Hytr*. Yatea, and I'reaidaut Al U’ilxoa delivering tha huga xalaiytlua. ( S t i l l ! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 17, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 17, 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 27-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 17, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/85c11939f3e99c13dc090b254eabf16b.pdf a7d2a6ad766b94df7a3e59330b0f3a75 PDF Text Text .................... .................. ................. 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ROLL FACIAL TISSUE BAKER ITE FLOUR "WILLARD1 Bag e o r u N m cl 2 boxes PAPER N A P K IN S «* r . PA R K AVE. AT 25th ST R E E T — SAN FO RD * WIDE AISLES—COMPLETE SELECTION —SPACIOUS PARKING ■ . * ‘ ■ • - COMFORTABLE SHOPPING « ................................................. �\ '■n.’- F*<* scattered i h n n portion; continued h IM. SANPOffD. P1/ORIDA Paul Miller To Nomination As State Senator In M ay Primary Songs Subject Of Talk THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11 195* M i M P r M U M (N tn l . ,r.* ^ Former Deputy Testifies In Defense Of ilif “Thera aeemi to be something In human natura which demands a music outlet for certain forms of patriotic and religious feeling", Paul Millar, lodlalaotie note) of governmeet economy, Miller ••id R. T. Mil wee, superintendent operator and City Councilman this stated: "1 -will favor a central of puhll^ schools In Somlnole week announced hla intentions to purchaalng agency for the Bute, County In a speech made to memsock nomination ai State Senator with its use made available to beri of th« Civic and Fine Arts in the May Primary election- la County government*. 1 will op­ Department nf the Sanford Wo­ hii bid for the poaltlon ef Senator pose any attempt to Increase pre­ man's Club Wednesday, thirty-seventh Senatorial sent taxes or to Impoiw any new With the topic of lire program comprising Brevard and taxaa upon the people of Florida. being “ Patriotism", Mllweo used Counllei, Miller ta male- Specifically, 1 am heartily op as Ihe subject of bis talk “The Defense attorneys for suspend­ initial entrance to tbe posed to any form of .Income lax Power of Song". A lung parade of witnesses (or trio State/1 ed Sheriff J, ‘Luther Hobby, chsrg- teitlfrcd this morning ia the ical arena, Mllweo went on In say, "Music Miller continued with this slate-1has had more to do in soothing of Florida, Millar waa cd in ■ Federal Indictment return­ lengthy trial nf suspended vhrritf born In Key West in till, He at­ ment: "1-wlU do all in my power to the stormy and bitter passion of ed last November by a Federal J. Luther Hubby being beard in tended high school In Miami aid promote legislation designed to aid manhind, In elevating their Grand Jury In Tampa with son- Ihr U. S. District Court at Or­ was graduated from tbe Unlver- the agrlcultura and tourist trade pathlaa, than any other agency of spirary io defraud the U. S. Gov­ lando. ■Ity of Florida. In World War II Interests of Seminole and Brevard r ling their symWitnesses this morning Included Counllei, and in general to render ernment continued Io hammer a- Emmett Pope, a Negro now serv­ he served aa a storekeeper aboard man’i Invention." ahip In the United States Navy assistance to all imall business­ ", . . it will n\nve men’s souls way at witnesses for the govern­ ing time at Ra‘ford Slate Prison on and waa awarded four medala for men in this district.." when the mightiest of orators fail. rharges of forgery; Harold Itment In ness examination. outstanding service. . -There Is somethlag like a divine Cooper, a former deputy under Yesterday, Clinton Sneed, re­ Influence In music, end that ex­ Following hla military dlacharge, .lame* l.eroy 1/iug, ad­ ferring te a prrpated elate- Hobby; plains why blrdi of prey never Miller entered the University of mitted moonshiner and brother sing, and Infidelity hai no song. Miami and waa graduated with a ment during kis testimony, charg­ of Ia-lon Long; Minnie Drivers, a degree In law. Upon the death “The sacred fire which h ii burn ed that J. • . Galloway, ronstabla blind Negro woman nf a W. 11th (OZZ1R) IOIKRTB JL of hla parents, he found himself ed on Ihe altar of patriotism has In the northern district of Semi­ St. address; C. S, Hodgson, spe­ flamed Into many priceless songs, In Ihe business world as operator nole County, controlled Ihe dis­ cial Investigator of fW alcohol inn some of which will forever remain of the Great Southern Auto Parte rlgarette lax unit, U. K. Govern­ tribution of moonshine whiskey In ment; and Iav Parc, investigator among the most potent Influrnrcs Company, with forty retail out­ lets. known tn the g n at nations of the his district. nf the alcohol and tobacco unit i - .7 world. Such songs were born of Knlering the Said of law, Mtller Sneed. ■ special stale (leverage of the lb R, Government. the greatest moments of the sing­ became associated with State Probably the highlight nf this Department Supervisor, told the Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ ers end the times." Attorney General Richard Ervin Federal Jury In Orlando during the murnlng’i testimony was when He went on to relate, ", . . aa his assistant. Ha left the At­ tive secretary of the Seminole second day of the trial that the former deputy Harold R Cooper torney General'a Office and ac­ County Tuberculosis and Health among the mysteries nf human life PAUL MII.I.KR Silver Moon, a negro Juke Joint in admitted to Ihe court that “Hobby BOMFACCHI PAI.IMA cepted a position aa supervisor of Association, said today that there none Is farther beyond our power Rnokrrtown, west of Sanford, was told mr that h« wanted moonshine Private Schools of the Southeast ire It Seminole County pailenie tn of penetration than the Inspired bought for him with Slate money. cleaned up in Kcminnlc County ‘ j « ★ ★ ★ Florida District for the G. I. Sneed said, “The day before I and It wa* my duty to do that", Hospitals, 14 whila and II moment that cornea to some soul, A, O. (Oxsfe) Roberta, raff* training program of the U. S. Stale and out of which is barn a great Janie* Limy Lung who admitted bought the Sliver Moon I went colored, Nlneleen of the Somlnole Veterans Administration. Dili County patients a n in the Central tong that moves the heart of the In Constable Galloway and told to moonshine activities over a road engineer, announced gaiter* position brought him to Brevard Florida Tuberculosis Hospital near world, These staple flashes of in­ j him that I wanted to sell whiskey long period nf time, bitterly Iden­ day ho will be a candidate for County, spiration producing longs that wllhoul fear nf arrest” The negro tified former Sheriff Hobby, form­ th* Clerk of the Court of Kami* Orlando and two at the Southwest have so powerfully effected Ihe Impressed with lha development Hospital In Tampa. undercover agent said, “ Ihi told er deputy, Andy E. Evans, Jerry note County, subject to tha May I of the Central East Coast area, destinies of hum alty, are never Marlin and James Smith Con­ Democratic Primary. me to go ahead." Several Inquiries have been re­ repealed, In an equal degree, m Miller made this locality his home flicting testimony tn that of hla Rnherta, 31, waa horn hi Sts(leading from Ihe prepared In 19V), ho constructed the Paul ceived, said Mrs. Graham, rela­ Ihe aame Individual." brother who preceded him <m the wane* County and waa educated tive to the flailing hours at the Miller Mole) Apartments In In", , . it hai been said that ‘no Investigation a n d observation in-aid by the jury under crosa- In the public neboola of Florida* ’Din Sanford-Orlomto Kennel dialinllc am jjjater opened a hospital near Orlando. She said, man has ever yet set him down moonshine distribution lit Ihe witnesa stand yesterday, waa graduating from Punta Cords Club in turn In* aver a total' of Packard automobile sgeney in they are: 3:*) to 4:30 and 7:3fl to end taken up his pen and said, t northern district of Kemlnnl* Coun­ examination by defense attorney, High School in 1941. Ho onlllted 1:30 p. m , Tuesday, Thursday, A member of Heavy Allark will write a National hymn, and William W. Judge. Lung alto, un In tha United States Coast Guard $>,178 fo Seminole County chart* Melbourne. Saturday and Sunday. The Post ty I* controlled by (’mutable Gallo­ dcr composed either words or music Squadron Five has United Stales Soon realising that the motel rrosa-rxaminatlon, marked in 194! serving for threa gears tUa U a m u lt of the track'* Office boa to which mall should way and sold by Jerry Martin on which the nation was willing to cttlxenshlp granted him this week West lath Kt." business was fa rapidly growing Ineitloni nn a Seminole County doing clerical work. Following kl* annua] Charity Night staged lait enterprise which required his full be directed la Mil, Orlando. take for ita owra.*" map of alills which ha operated at U. S District Court proceedings Constable Galloway staled to during the period, September discharge Ho attended Sowtia ‘ 9 Thuniiay. “Songs that live, and make gre.it mention, Miller sold Ihe Pack­ It ta Important, said the executive '^County Vocation at B riie rtft! In Oriayvto.. ^ The l|ny»ld today that jfe hart ’D nsTa-M nriVW iesA This am ana* noproaonta *n- ard dealership , and devoted hU aacretery of Mu fl«ml*ole County history are never produced to-♦bat A a huslnese enure*. TB and Health Association, for o^-ei i-»n approached n» Clin­ Honlfarrin Talma, Stewards Male time to the openllbn of the motet way. When Marari waa asked Tim nil la-haired wdnesv nude jtmxlifiaUly half of the $5,14-1.97 tn 1914 he began working far ton Kneed regarding liquor violathe patlenla to hoar from their railed by the Charity Nlirht. The and apartments. He has since femiliaa and frienda. Mall delivery, how he set to work tn compose 3/c, who served with guerilla forces lions, Ife further staled “ I have cutting answer* and wa* very the Atlantis Coast Lina Railroad tripled hla original number of a symphony, he replied: ‘If once In Hie Republic of Die Thdllplnea abrupt in his conversation, an­ balance want t« Orange County units and Is nnw contemplating •he atresaed, to one of the high­ you think how you are to do It, during World War II prior In Join­ arreeted Janie* Kmllh on both swering *| ik*ill,in* In-lor* being ■a a fireman, tn 1953 he was pro* liquor violation* »nd bolila opera­ completed hy rh* aisiiUnt die- muted to the poaltlon of eminent' charities. lights nf Ihe day for tbe patients In yon will never write anything further expansion. tions In Ihe past." Roberts I* a member of thn these hospitals. She said, “ If you ing the U. S. Navy has hern at­ Jerry ColMn*, 1<*W operator of worth hearing; 'I write because Irirl attorney questioning him. Miller Is married to a local girl, Wilnease* liking Ike stand ye*. tempting Io gain American Cili/enMu track who originated the and his wife assists him In ihe have ■ friend or relative In one of I rannnl help It.' " Whan qiii-rilnnril ehoiit hla till), Methodist Church, the DAV, the hospitals, be sura to write ", . . among Ihe rhnsen few sliip tor eight tears Only a recent Irrd.iv fur the Government in­ which wa* oesirnvid near Wagner, American Legion, Elks, Jayceen Charity Night, announced the management of the apartments. them regularly and often." cluded Carl C. Dodson and Joe h* said, “ I understand 1 was and Hi olbei hood of Lneomotlvn are three National songs with She teaches a Sunday School class figures yeiterday and said that Contentment, it waa revealed, Is which we sll should b* pcrferllv change in the law pounds foreign Hickson, Sanford Police Depart crooked rigid quick". Jam es I s Firemen and Fagiuemen Lodge of ihe First Baptist Church of f checks would he put In the mail Melbourne and la active io civic nni' the prime (acluri in help- familiar. 'The Star Spangled .men,brr* of the armed force* who mein Patrolmen; Clinton Kneed, roy Ixing also a,Indue 1 p tying pro­ 920. tn the BLFAK ha hai held to the rarfoui organisation* to* and Church affairi. She was re­ Jog a TB patient ovtrconoa hia Banner’, 'My Ceunty ’Tit of Thee’ first entered this country aboard Stale Beverage Department Sup- 1 tection money to George Kelsey, the offjrea of local organiser and 1 day, cently elected vice president of Illness and recover. and ‘The Battle Hymn of Ihe Re American warship* to become oil- rrvlsor; Maybelte and Johnnie Oviedo .Police Chief amt suspend­ assistant local chairman, Gaines, Infarmer* employed by ed Cnnldabl# In ihat district, af­ **l har* recently famlllarii*d “WaVe rery happy with remits Ihe slate ore inflation or ihe Gid­ The Seminole County Tubcrcufo-1 < public', The* ilnry of Ihcve aunga ten*. find.on and Hickson, Lillie Mae ter first a»kia( the court It be myself with tk* duties of tha and Health Association imtk** warm* the blood, stimulate* pa­ eons Inlrrnational auxiliary. of our first Charity Night." taid In addition to being a lawyer paint la remember people when triotism, and leech** American From 1943-1945, Prim a hulk part McFaddcn, Negro woman wlm wa required to name those to Clerk and feel Ihat I am fultg Collins. “On* mutual handle of I 1 M, |i, I*tUilii| ,1-Im %.( youth that they have a heritage of I" ‘he armed raid* on Japauns* testified Dial she paid 111 a week * 'n ni he ps.-l pru'.eciiorP money ipisllflcd tn fulfill them. If etscU and builnenman. Miller la well$49,312 waa lha beat wt avar had known throughout the counly and Mrs. Graham Hated, that they glory beyond th* power of tongue patrol*, truck convoys and ainmii- to Willie B. Brown, former Negro 1 cpg also Ivj'.tl.i'J that Jutli"* of cd, I wilt endeavor In do to ia an a Thursday night, but 1 think state ai an active church worker. w»i k •lay in Hie hospital loo long. to tell." mliun dcpul* which hi greatly aided rlcputy, J, D. Mcfadden, her Ir.e Peace W. H uU Duncan rime th* best of my ability," Roberta his broth iris home with a slated, wa will do even batter next A member of Ihe First Baptist Til causea a person to be conMilwea's remarks nf “ My Coun­ Ih« recapture of i thn Phlliipinaa husliond; Franraa Koona, Negro; Charle* Font**, admlllfd moon­ man known only aa “Kmllly" and Roberta ta married and llvea year. The Charity Night will, of Church of Melbourne, be la also lined for many months, pne of the try Tla of Thee" Included "One byr'nur farce*. shine distiller: Willi* Candy, Ne­ suspended sheriff Luther Hobby. with his wife, Praores and two reasons why pitienl service Is that chants Hie ilory nf Ihe flag, ^ amine, ha an annual affair at ths vice president of the local ramp one nf the important functions of and whenever ihe spirit nf patriot- falrni came to Sanford In gro and l*rny Augustus, Negro. of Gideona International and la A ikrd in his rioss-examinatlnn children, Mike, 13 and Diane 8 a | track as wa certainly want to active in the work of the organise Ihe Tuberculosis and Health Asso­ l*m rise* (o its divine*! height, Thougliout lha leilimnny yea- hmv he knew Duncan, he said “ Mr. HJi Calnlina Drive. dren, Sylvia, Liwaeiig and Benny da our part for the welfare of tion throughout the county and ciation. this song Is sure le be present " Jr. still live In tha Philllpints anJ wrday, “Tha Bon" continued to Hobby mad# me acquainted with Oantral Florida." Hate. He la ala* ■ Station Univer­ * Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Gra­ Of “The Battle Hymn nf Ihe be used in rialemenls by witnesses him". ham revelled, Mrs. B. F- Mc­ Republic", he said, "nni inspiring thui far have not had more than who did not know who money was • Collins dliclmed that ha Honat- sity associate. Minnie Driver*, a blind Negro one reunion • year ainre he was being paid lo mh*r than Willie R. woman, said former deputy sheriff Local CofC Exhibit Active In clvle affairi, Miller Whorter, Mrs. Roy Partin nf th« ■that was the incarnation of pa ad management expense and of* frintl.m It svas Hrurk" out ^ f ‘ran.ferred to the Continental Unit* flrown and Jerry Marlia who told Andy E. F.vans, brought whiskey fleers' lalariee. all canccumn la a member of the Greater Mel­ Mlmosg Garden Circle, and the Will Be Featured I them It was for “The Boss", , executive secretary of ths Semi­ th* while heat af unconscious to her home on one occasion. Ask­ raranno as wall aa money iet bourne Chamber of Commerce and nole County Tuberculosis and Inspiration, foe soul's product nf PaPIPnia came to Sanford In ________ Johnnie_ Gaines, an______ Informer___ for ed how she knew F.vans, the said , of the Gau Gillie—Melbourne JayTomorrow On T V 1 ■aide each racing performance , jj# j, „ Th|rty.weond Degree Health Association, presented each a mighty movemcat. It Is Indeed March 11)54 and arrved with VAII-J Patrolman Carl C. Ded*i>n and "I can Identify him by hla vole*". fTumher nf Cnmnierco manaflv v bj For Improvements and repairs to Mason and Shrlncr and la a patient from .Seminole County the most resonant and elevating |5 during that squadron's last Modi- 1 Joe Hickson, teitlflrd yesterday Lee Pare, Investigator for the *£- awall th« amount going to charity member of the Bahia Shrine Tem­ with a dish garden and a cant for nf all American battle hymn*. H flnrranean deployment, In Decern*, afternoon »hortly after 1 o'clock, alcohol and toharn tax unit of lha rr Furrrtl Rieckrnrltltfo, annmmr* ed Ihi* morning that Iho Kemlnnta I* simple, hut dignified, full nf brr he wa* chosen by this paper when asked “ Who paid you?'• said, ple In Orlande and of lha Mai valcntina. by aeveral hundred dollars, U. S. Government, said that for­ County (lumber of Cnmmerea vigor, and Is worthy of bring the as VAH-5 “ While Hat of the Week." “Chief Williams paid me," < Here's how lha money was di­ bourne Shrine Club. mer state beverage department Imperishable war tong of a Defense Attorney Vllliam W agent, Dwight D. Yelvington ap­ exhibit which will ho shown at Miller la a member ed the stributed tn Seminole County: Christian nation. Judge asked Gaines, “Are you proached him Dee. 17, 1963 at the Ihe fenlrsl Florida Kxpoilllon In' Elks, |7D0; American Legion Toet American Legion and Velerani of New Pilot Club next week will be featured “Of all (he sung* Inspired of Pre-Drive Meet sure?" ami Gaines said, 'That's county Jail la Drl-and with a pro- | Oilamtn 13, $600; Disabled American Vet­ Foreign Wari. Other affiliations tomorrow on “Plu.nncl Croae* palriollsm and bora In the fierce right, lie paid me." erans. *400; Altamonte Springs Include membership In lha Mel­ Officers Elected position, “ A nun whom he refused i reads" over WDBO-"V at 1:30 p. _ , a x * . pasrion of war. 'The Star Spangled Of Cancer Society American Legion, IKK); Long wood bourne Linns Club and In the . Again Defense attorney Judge tn name offered tn pay $41)0 a I m, A t l U e S d O V S M C C l i Banner' probably ha* the firmest Medical Fund, $125; and Sanford Brevard and Florida Bar Asso­ asked, “ Was It Chief Roy Wil­ month for ths prlvelaga of aperatThe exhibit fs helg built and* " J hmlj in ill i meriaa people. It hold A on theA American Community Fund, |S50, ciations. liams (hit paid you?" And again, Pace aald that Yelvington did not manned hy i rnmmlHe# ennt—* New officer* far the Filet Club ! ia (he product of one of lha mod Held At Elks Club In announcing hla platform, Gaines insisted lhal it w-ss Police The Sanford Community Fund were elected Tuesday and era aa A pre-campaign meeting of th* Ing a moonshine still In this area", ed of members nf the local L in n ; N f waa divided 10 ways with the f l­ Miller expressed hla desire to follows, Mr*. Sue Stevenson, Pie- romantic and Girdling events in Seminole County Unit, American Chief Buy Williams of Hanford mention tiemlnot* County In th* Theatre group, with Don Flcldlw FletchW otr Natlnnat history , • If serins int Club receiving $1-5; Hospital give thla dietrlct the advantage of lldent; Mr*. D, K. MrNah, first Cancer Society wa* held recently that paid him. proposition. Pam until Yelvlngton's a* rhilrmin, ■ '4,3 Auxiliary, 41-3, folio Fund, $&U; a businessman's administration in vlea president; Mr*. Waller Caitar, 'o have been pitched to III? key at the Elk* Club, through the Tape wordings, a«*»rot*d In conversation larluded *'I have one It will be a large map mada note of screaming shell, and every the business of running Its senator* Red Croae, $50; Heart Fund, $50; sacond vlca-prealdaat; Mra. Leon wh«ii‘ta piieei aUm iM m in't,' in rwiirtesy of Exalted Ruler Don Hie C'lnrk of the Federal Court In ' more year to work for 'ho Stale out of paper marne with ceramlt Boy Scouts, $30; Girl Scout*, $50; III affairi- He slated that, If elect Bryan, Orlando, and marked Government Rcvetago Department and want to figures representing activities |g treasurer; Mra. v'erna Cancer Society, $30; TB and cd, be will be available at all Messenger, recording secretary; camps, and In the home, it went llalei, Exhibit No. t and Government Ex­ Kcminnlc County. 11io fashion :#• It wa* announced tbs' Ed Sul- hibit Nu. I. were oat played In get wlut I ran". Health Asvn., $60; and Salvation times to listen to tha wishes of and Mrs. J, P. Hall eorraiponding straight to the heart. Pare, In his teillniony said, "I view will feature products and “ Francis Scott Key ws* SI when liven, TV Star and Jormriini has reun yesterday. Army, $60. the people of Brevard and Semisecretary. told Yrtvlngtno 1 waa nut In­ clothes In the roordy jind lha back ha wrote hla fam«;i* song, and accepted the National Cancer Money turned ever to the fint- no'® Counties ad to be guided by Assistant District Attorney L. terested". ground li In the form nf a targa Two year dbectora will be, died on the nth of F< b. 11(3 K-y Ciusafle rhiirm ar. Eat! S entaj and veteran organisation* 'hose wishes, David R***n, yesterday afternoon The leatlnvniv this m irning by i simulated hook whera tha model* will be administered to charity by "|f I «"» elected tn the Senate", Mr*. Harvey Swanson, imma- was the singer of s tingle tong, Swisher, Prr*hl*>,t of King Ed­ attempted to no. o them plated in Mtiler declared, “I will make thla dials past praildaat; Mra. Nancy Iho hour and ihe man met in the ward Cigar Mtnufarlurjr, Jack- court to the Jury. However, Da- Per* Included this SiSlom.-nt, "On I will appear. these groups. ________ the measuring stick to guide my Brock and Mist Klalo Parity. struggle at Fort Mcllrnry, not lunvlll*, serve* n hi* voio.n! year fcn«e attorney William W. Judge Sunday aftrrnoon, Dec. w, Lelon j Imng In front of .ny kouie sti'.ad actions in the Senate—Will this Ona year directors are, Mrs. by any power of the will nr ihe a* th* Florida Divtricn Crusade .ntrrceded, He said, the defense that he and nilirra whom he re | Bobby's Dog BacjfcM leaislitlon be beneficial Gcorga Stine, Mra. Marlon Re­ (lesh, but by a law nf the Almighty chairman. will agree In allow the lape re­ Mr., Mr*. Anderson proposed in the people of Brevard and born and Mrs. Ruth Icon. | made out of that baptism of fire, .Seminole Cmm'.v Unit chairmen cordings to be played under two fused to name wanted to act up a moonshine Kill In Kemlnok But Family Gone r*’ Seiniole Counties?" Mrs,. Harvey flwanaon, presi­ rim e a glorious Inspiration, and appointed arr, tum id Kariner, rnndiiions, Numbcf one: “That the Attend Luncheon Miller told the press this week dent, presided over lha meeting from the soul of Key burst forth .Special Gifts and Special Event*; voices be identified as those pur­ County. I ran m-ko It wonh MADISON, Wli. (OT)-nohbg XUto while lo you, but there. lx „no need buhr Is pledged to the service and announced that th* Pilot , ... ported to be speaking; and two: ................. Honoring N. Mayo ufthatthehepeople to go Inin dun!* unless you are , . had , his Hills* black dog OR* of this district par­ tf; That tlw drfento be allowed tn Imcrested". Pare said jlfl >In *hl< ' *nd w " m ,*n* ■ iu «* iv* -■- ',olUy * im loti ,0 '*• Mr. and Mr*. Ki.m!y Anderson ticularly lo the matter of Rosdi, Club will proparo for mailing the - . o l i o . I . lb . a n , and 111. lu S S , t L * t a »Wilson, 4,000 lelleri going out to th* en­ Llaslson; Miss klyrllr i**i,n'“ny~that'ha told Lalnn Long much. * * Wh# f*> ' attended the lunchron honoring ______ _ _of Government, _____ ______ Farm companion 'Old Glory' It will sing Economy Ictermine whether or not they . ; wijj worl| |lV(n | „ rdtr ;0 ca*cy, tire county in b*hilf of tha Crip* the Commissioner of Agriculture; Aid."’TWurlaUii’ Vnd"Aid' to 'the pled Children’s Society Easier on through tha centuries, Hi music County; It. T. Mil wee, County have been spliced. Bohby returned from school <nt, convlct y„u. ever accelerating llm step of Kt-bools; Mrs. I)u« Hairs, LlghlaNathan Mays at tha N'ew Hawn Small Businessman. In the matJudge William J. Barker, before l-ee Pace, ♦hen Federal Court .lay IMs weak and found his rst Hotel In Winter Haven ytutrrday. ter of roads, be n id i “ 1 will do Seal Drive durlag tbe Eaatar sea- American freemen In foe greet Un chairman. whom th* trial la bring heard, up. recexwd, was st:,l on the witness er, Mrs. Thelma Niebuhr, Th* nationally dvsIgnsUw Can. march of human progress." Mayo, according to Sandy An­ all In my power to push tbe day}*°J held Ihe objeclinni of the defense. aland. Tha Irl-I rasumad at l Ing on (ho kitchen floor su cer Crusade month la from April derson, gav* a wo-.Jerful lecluie vclopment and expansion of U. S. Nomination for fnlarnetlnnal cd by cupcake* she’d pla The trial of suspended Sheriff J- o'clock this af'vrneofl. and district offices war* selected GRAHAM ARRIVES IN FORMOSA 1 through May I. Don Tries re1no citrus and agriculture drift!* Highways 1, 17 and t t and flats bske for a valentine. Luther Hobby, who with Andy E. at thla Gme. It waa announced TAIPEI, Formosa lit - Billy veiled comprehensive pun* to Evan*, fnraeer deputy Sheriff, opment throughout th* Stale of Road AIA and the conitructhc Bobby, whose father 'dl#4 Florida line* he waa ele-led .and maintentaca of adequate free that Mrs, Martha Reborn hai Graham arrived In Tormose today nuke this tha most aurrrafu) edu­ Dwight D. YeKington, former EZIO VANONI SUCCUMBS he was a baby, called for Commissioner of Agriculture 82 highways la preference of any been appointed to terra an the oa hie 30,000 mile Allan speaking cation and campaign yoar, based .stale Beverage Department agent, ROME liV-Budeet Minister Ella and got hla mother lo a loll road which might threaten the district nominating committee at tour and recelred an ovation from nn lha fact that thn Amerlcnrt Willie R, Brown, former Negro de­ Vananl suffered OTatel stroke to­ While ho waa with he. yean ago, economy of the central and coaital tha diatriet spring convention to sovoral h u n d r e d hymn sing­ Cancer Society'* needs for Re­ puty sheriff, Jerry Marlin and day on iho Kenato floor, Ho col­ lha dog catcher picked qa Mayo waa presented with countlca nf th* itate. And ! will bo hold In Tollohaaaoo Mog 4-4. ing Americana assd Chinese. search, Public Education for Lay- Jama* Smith, Negro tavern opera­ lapsed during a successful defense Bobby'! dog SI a stra p 1 •croll engraved In gold In The annual decora tod Eaatar The Americea evangelist was to men and Profeialonals, DIrort and tors, Is charged with conspiracy af Premier Antonia flagnl'* govern­ Than his mother died cognition of hla sarvlea rendered, promote Ihe eonstruction nf aeconof citrus and dary roads In thla district as farm Egg Sola will ba hold Saturday, ditto tonight with Generalissimo Indirect Service tn rancor pa- to defraud tha U, S. Government, ment against ehargea nf inflation allmasL, to tha the development ( ----F Rural product* f nT y,. to-market roads." March SI. Mrei George Stine, (I* Chling Kai-shek ad* hia wife, who Hewta, ore uwfwKunatoly eve# ta- entered its third dap Ala agricuUi Yesterday tha 9 m i Wkas ouestated aa to hk views cfestnwaa, will ba ia charga. are ‘ J u t SI yean. lag 4R 4:»A 4 .W-J Lee Pace Sanford Officials Reveals Implicated At Trial Proposition Families Urged To Write, Visit Hospital Patients w ik it 'Ozzie' Roberts Reveals Candidacy For Clerk Of Court Seminole County • Charities Receive ' $2,575 From SOKC VAH-5 Member Has U. S. Citizenship Granted This W eek’"™ 'nl .. . . . T is u n s 'j s m r-r • rJt �1 I * ■tv‘ m. ?>••;'e\S > -T O ■:rct JfcD I IN * UR M t h u p it tts I ftttS IM R t e a n a a t s oo lo r p rls e i n a ^ J a S S |H a ta t w a i aaora prosperous la U M H a s a v a r before. F in al fig u res r t l a i i a d b y th a dep i r i n f i t t th m rtd th a t t o u t produc­ tion a fg o o d s , an d eervlcea h it MTU t .... ■■■ !lt-Th#ra ewnea a billion doQara l a i t y e a r—I6W bUJ i m L Fiekel of lloot, o r T p a r aaot, m n ra.* M n In UM. JWo. wb# writs*: Production tbua topped th a pro* t Hr FlMaf « | l t televtxtow v ie w peak, act la 1*31. by M H bU* ■ “ ■ D e l m b i n- li e u , a r f p a r cen t. _____ I Ip m a r .( M art■ ■ aw. m i l the laH-beur m» I a good M-mlnute Every erltle !*?• dieUM Friday subject with ha* trembled with Mar whaa ‘tor in epirteat Why?’* Mr. Ftekal,! n w f haaw a tremble with lair. But i • pend QuarUoo, ana that _ . (M M T V ) a a i rm m w rw nm shaw a I k i m M’a f a n . A ltar w ith a a n c ro. n th a netw ork* i p a e t l e a l l y a a « m do1 te a t. Y aa a la s a a a th s r a la a a fS B tA * . a l ta la rta ia a th a noth lf O h a d a a p trouble T ha port o f A ntw erp la M mil** from UM aaa. la flndlK aponson far Friday nlghti. Paopla who icU tha thlafa wa might buy on Saturday art happy lo edvertli# them on Friday • m i a i , so, in tha ntnda of plannan. th en grew tha Idat, "Well, wa don’t hava lo worry about Fri­ day n tsh .” Many Friday night prpgraai that itartad with verve a n at to hero grown.tlrod. la tbo words ol see notwork etfieUL "IM y’n ihawlag battle fatigue.” Tbe eauaa could bo a general lack of attantloo—by tha pubUe, bp erttlei, by tha natworka Uiamselvae. • Although th a n art no f i n i at present, It'a peiilbla that eventualfy someone will open up t>* Friday night frost. Don't tonet t\a t Sat­ urday night, now juit about tha hattait night of tha weak on the screen, waa tha daadait night al tha wMk untU NBC-TV opanad It up with ’’Show of ghowi.” Sufficient prodding by a rif­ fletant number of viewer* can greatly affect what wa laa on tel*TUton. U g o l Notice ix sr.' i m _____ ; s w boio a **/•**; i . / p o a o n i- * e e iir n j c V . ' k u n j M i S ! r . w n u * epa " a i * x r 3 mn « Th* T f t l / f 1 IT nended Lot .1 Nloek 4T Aim f Cryetet U h l lhiieree P.K s « ii a (U u it rMliiec* ana tfUe ta a r e i# If u H nuiur. »e* mar. *• u n » » irt %L n u ju r . »»a — * l» * ^ L J g u il» r7 ft mavrtad % * , w e ie * ta il jtaaw a J»»fc a a -i ireaiM Ria wee f»v i* 3 - a- ema ri r a. jftevjM ■b , i m» 1 ft, If mar_ _ alive, e e l WllMI l*»t aaereae e»a rM ia e e V w o mandea mended Plat Pie of O lm eieal and Book iller* aubdipielnn _ P a(* I* Blk n Lata 1 4 • I 1* itded M ftV iui P at* la 114 P ran k L Woodiviiion D e l Book 1 44 II NU of ««V » .'t f of nail we », tectioh own4hlp I t I■out n, Renae nid F H ’aaEdfei.? « * J ■#, wans* afireai, l j resldenc* eea I* u n ite * * * eee .More* eel — — ra'n end i r’eaea . S i 'pVra n. a- e. i' f lla A n il* w ife, If m arried end If K a, w aei* eddrM r. retldvnr* %Peet Oftle* eddreee i* una. teo unennw n n tlre a t tew, l*e a* 1»iet««e «r •'K c » n n r| tercet *f 1- rt- dferhuea. de• D i l l m u l l , eddreee. re . eecte end en fn e t office eddreeece i uek newe. H enrr Je e n a it end *— J u e n a it. hie wife, If m errled • whn,» U et known aldence w et Croln* ork, C ihertn* Ole „ — O terburk, hep m erned end If aN«e. •pheee eddreee. reeldenr* ant — *-?e eddreee l> unknown, « a end -Miteoa; hie a n te d end u ejlve, — tin e a end Poe! 'hole eddreiV,' Ve~*ldeece Poet nknawn. H. H. .. - » ----------wife, if mer* M- and end if * eilve. whoee nddreee. ---------— fo-. t - pirino eddr*ee .lin e n end . uakaow n; . end If enp of the lerem eeilaned , ere deed, (help un„ • devleeee, ieaeieeo. la e w a a Mr*. gneee inner*, e re d ltn n iru ei e a a g rta te e e i end All P ert lee it action j» Town*hl« ft South Reat* Ion i.oie Ii 1* i lo Woi et I,of* Perk rk PJ*i • tP*i l i f Plat p.ook R< o , P. H erndon. i ■,,( Clerk VfTh* oi ilreult Court Coup Ueminnl* ro . u e ty . Plnria* (Circuit rd iiri neell W . PLORinA. I!» P{JP»*T" IN MKi 1*1*1* *1 LLOTD r BOTLII kfiTirti r»p tv T r jjio v to mamr * p p i,trA T tn a r o w r m t i . m e ­ rit m n e TO a u , ’WHOM IT HAT CON- NnM.fl le herehr ii»»n the) flPIA II. llOVl.r. he* filed her fin*I r e ­ port ee Kin-Utrt* of th* ee'al* t-J LUOTfi r . BOTLK. d*c*e*»d; th at ■he he* filed her petition for final dieehera*. end th a t e h o e rill e r r 'r to the Itonnrehl* PRNRaT H ritTt. H o i.n n n . tlaunty .luape of aem i. nola r?Auntr t’ounlr, Plnrld*. on 1h* tllh noU d ip of Merrh. Ill* tl»4,, for aapproval of dap per earn* and f»r final dlerhe jCeeruirli nf _lh*“ eilat* of l M l ROT. ,, dtcceeeil, on thle lilt pehruary, 1*11. itn de /■/ Ro*a O Itovl* P e i-iitrl* of lh* eilat* *f I.M lTli P. BO T L B , D# eeeaed Mach N. Cleveland. Jr. A ttorney fnr Kelal*. TO, •V J7 N D flAr J h S H JS A . "deeaaead, *r unknown heir* a t lew. leteteea, •reln efter •vieeee. tren teee. aeeltn*. nr Coonty, elaimenl* atherwle* under her, de* ia s lemlnel* i reeled nr nlherwlee, w hnia ra ildride. te -w in denrea and addreaaaa ara unhnowni L -N W li «f » w n of Mathaw William*, daeeaaed, end l l . j r o wnehlp ^ Jf alee * elien tl* n 'l•— W llltima, hie wife, th eir un­ known heir* a t te w , le te ta e i, de­ vil***, tren ieee, i n l i n e nr rieim •n te otnerwie* under them or oltner of them, dieoeeed or otherwtee. w h o n reeldenr** and addreeeea are unknown; 0, V, w it... name, daraaaed, and — -Williema, T«wniM p 11 iouthg Aanfft U hn wira, i t llv ln i, a n d if dead. tn*ir u n knnan haira al law, laaeteM , riaviiaea, cran iaet, eeaitn a or claim ant* a-nerw ii* unt o : e V i 4i ' j . r i u« v . , f iT . t.B4t. la r them, or aith ar ef them, deh i t . v ^ ' s V u V v ^ r i . w hich eeaeed or nlherwlee, who** reeldenoe* end eddreeeai ere unknown) and alt unhnown peraen* having • i t i C treuit, In end for, ndmlnoj* or claiming in have *uv fighi. till*, eatv, rla tid e . " a C heneerr Th* elllm , In te rilt. nr damenii In end d a e p rlb a d hrnparlp ---hrevteted till* of in * _<■«** u lo lha following (laarrlbad . tying and bring In aim lnnl* K. S tfenen »». Hoi* ». r, Plorlda, end dtaerlhtd ee Inn of th* • t at. The deaerlptle to.wit; . e » u i* lev o lv td it ee aM follow*; Thew*i.Weet heif of th* N. W, u * ~W_ the B tian if, Jownihlp t t la ia h , Rea n t* 1 * iTi?fed# m**Sm*toy?*nwve TtJH ARM HBRRRT ______ _ NOTtPIKD th a t a* eult autt ha* heea heap filed e teelnal in e l * t f t . h s % * s s s you in th* Circuit Court n? the Ninth Judicial Circuit, in. and for in, yiennri tnjrein eoit c . Utrehen, p leeilff therein pee e re aereh; lur eniw er u t r . ,'S ‘J t y . a AT ORLa n o q , ee C urator #of s mth* th# fault Court * f ltm l* * r* Dona. • late " f A P- Molnioih, nioeh, tr Ir.. ComCom­ ■f t . ' f i e n te . eea to ilr v * .* « " « Jplem ent, ve Alfred William*, et el Oier*er upon th* p je ie tlfi* e tte re e y i, M eu«* and Htjiion. whnee letendahta. Chaocery No'H Vd.'V h# M *reie le et Keel c e n tra l Ave- aeiur* of thla auil la to quiet till*. 5 V i A t s » .. i 1 & itreh . You era ranuired lo flip your not_ leter written defined! with th* Ctorb of or a --Deere* •aid Court and eerva a copv tin t* , h* Jen feiio f t i J a 'a i p head and eater* oi upon t'Ja n tirra a ito rn e je on o r Before m e i n n day of Mareh, A. n. pru noa/eeeo wilt dap of January. A a.. Dv itSitst l ~ r I ti e nr * deer** te in e l you. afore, dewinule County, Flurl be enteredN emy h in d a id eeet ee v i Z ' h n lh* * Circuit Court in and for - Mominoi a emlnnle County, Plorlda, thte C ourt lUMcCiT ’ ,U Clerk a the Circuit Court, for demlnol* County, SAM I k aJLs A ttorney* . l o r jA M e e B1.L _ * IONS Pteintlff •‘m" utoe. l t f l , the follown* folio le* lie County. ---------- fop eafe a f oitierv lor, lor. in* th* hiaheei hi* 'tie njlcrv ear *h ltd ai <he froi i door n ejaj a Cnnnip Court Hnuea, rwri & HOLLYWOOD U* - "N * m a tte r duba aad TV. Then he landed a a w uig Texan named Fess Park­ whet the experience is, bless t t ” plum rate in "Night People" with er. While Buddy waa on a dancing gate la Florida, be got a proposal Buddy Ebsen heard that quote Gregory Peck. him to PUT »«*?.’* P*1 -. , on a religious broadcast over htl “I got great reviews,'.' he said. forThe real U familiar hlstof. •It was s complete departure tor ear radio the other day, and he Buddy Is sow under-e*itfact to ST. PAUL, Minn, (IP) Charles 'me to do a dramatic role, and 1 A. Ward, who licked the handi­ eoaflrma It es Ms philosophy-. thought tt would make me a whole Diaoey. but baa tbe right to the cap* ef M» own. orlaon back­ Buddy ha: hid plenty of ups nndinrw eirfer. ^ ~vst O pened? I outside pro)acla. ground end fougm iui way in the downs in hla it-ysar show business dida’t work for ■ year," Cut Urge oranges In half and top of one of the wnrM’i largest career, i,nd now he Messes tbe That was Ut* lowest point In Ml leoteo a (stall sharp knifa calendar and advertiileg ipadalty Itssona be learned In Ms low Malory. He ssriouily considered tha ateWith Ilona from tha dividing companies, believes It's "Just plain ending his career as a performer. membranes. Serve orann# h*lv»* good buiineis aatua" to give Jobs periods. Shortly afterward, his agent (with teaspoon* for eating) for He can afford to. Hla career la to ex-coflvicts. landed him ■ Job in a John Stain- breakfast for a change^ The TO-year-old head of Brown at Its peak. He became a well- beck play on tmnlbua Director A Bigelow haa, over a quarter of a known figure tn moit American Norman Foster saw it, tabbed Lamon ta fina to use on a Ir^. cantugy, helped hundred 1 of "ax- households as Davy Croekett'a him a* e prospect for Davy 1odium diet because It contains con*”—among them murderers, Crockett. But Well Disney fount! practically ns sodium. hank robberi, confidence men and sidekick Georgia Ruisell. He'll government officials who made ■ soon be seen In another Wait Disney itory, "Corky and wmta mistake. He admits that out of mora thin Shadow," to be serialised on tbe 300 man and about ■ aeore of wom­ Mickey Mouse Club. - At present en who served time behind prison he'a doing a dramatic role la n hers art thin made good at Brown war movie, "Fragile Fox.” ADOLPH HITLBB’S "GREAT MERCEDES,” tha "molt valuable k Bigelow there bfve been two'or Between rehearsals, he recalled uied car In the world,” la playing a clinic John on the former own­ er, by being exhibited throughout the United Stelae, railing fund* three exceptions who failed to tw- days when he wasn't doing as for varioue worthy entteea. The 3<Moo| long mechanical monetar »» eom* self reliant, respected elli- will. "I was out of pictures for five in Sanford today and apanaered bp D» A. V. Chapter No. go. It ia tens and good employes. located at tha corner of let and Magnolia Bta. am) on view to the But, ho adds, "Nothing this ild* 'ears,” said Buddy, who itariod films 30 years ago dancing with public from 10 m. to I p. m. Teacbtre are invited to bring class- of Heaven U perfect." ai at any time during that# hour*. ______ ___ One of Ward’s highly prised poi* hla slater .Vllma. "1 waa a year In lenloni is a bronta plaque, bear­ 'Good Night Ladies,1 which set ing the names of nine ex-llfe term­ records for long runs in Chicago. Actor Soyi U. S. ers who served a total of M0 year*, Than 1 was In th* service for gratitude to our rriruer three years. After that, 1 toured Males* Dress Better and“ Inbenefactor" li Ihe Inerriplion. In the revival of 'Show Boat' for HOLLYWOOD IA - Movie deUa Listed are nickname* luch aa a year," ara oftan bouncing baek from "Butch" and "Slim,” Ihe prison* He cam* back lo Hollywood to Europe with viawa pro end con on In which ehey kerved end th# num­ Icy his luck at pictures again. But faihloni over there. Hera'a > ber of year* each apent behind his agent always met this Inquiry switch: Tony Curtia ftlaa a report bars. from producers: "Why hasn't he , for American mate*, Thou who wonder whrlher hla been working In .plfturtiT" Th* AmtrlcM woman ia HU outdid Hla verdict) W§ dreai better philosophy has hurt the builnaii he agent told about Buddy'e five-year h u d i ara referred by Ward to the stretch, but the quritlon war retkoaialvaa ia mora waya Utan over bare. out, raporta tbe Imtituta of LU$ Tony la no ilouch when It comes flrm'i healthy financial (landing. pasted: "Why hasn't he been to male attire. He has won award* Ha predicts that thia year, its working In pictures?" Iniurancr. for being bed dranad amt la one 1, They brought mora bablaa in­ of the (aw real atyliita In men'* 40th anniversary. Brawn k Bige­ Said Buddy: "They figured low will turpati Its ISM la in of something must have been wrong. to the world than «vtr before. clothing to arrive In Hollywood more than 33 million doUara, If anybody ta out of pictures that 7. They puraued hither educe- since Cary Grant, who la Tony's Ward has a deep aanae of reU- long, they suspect there le a rea­ tion In greater numbera then In Idol. f N h*.. lioui and perional obligation—al­ son." any prevlou* year. .. Tony returned recently foam though he 1* not a member of any At one point ■ top executive OlAOftiN014,000 TONS of equipment for a 390-mU* itring of radar a. They held more Johi than at five months of swinging on "Tre- church—which dumlnatei hit con­ sites In Northern Canada, giant anow-eovartd tractori make their any other lime In U. s. hlilory. p n e” with Burt Lancaster and viction that (Note who have satis­ advised Buddy to find another line way ovar territory once traversable only by dogslad and gnowiho*. Tha lateit available data from Olna Lollabriglda In Europe. Hix fied their prlinn debt dcierve an­ of work. But at this low period Th* "Big Cats," capabla of pulling «0 time* thalr own weight on varloua government agvndei apella obiervallon of male dylei rale* other chance. He recommend* that In h!a career he was fighting mad h u n aledi, ara taking supplies up tha coast of James Bay for inout thefa accompliihmanti In more the counlrlea thia way: 'ataUatlon of sites sail and weit of Cap* Hanriitta Marie, net far more emplnyera give ex-cona ' an and wouldn't consider It. from the Hudson Bay ahorae. Tha ilta* will be part of lh* 1,000*mil* del :J . For example, National Of­ 1. Italy. opportunity to aland up ilralght He manined to support hie wife radar ling which will become Canada's second defense tin* against fice of Vital Stallalici figures In­ I. England. and daughieri (be now has five) again " ■any possible aerial attack. (International doundphote) dicate that 4,043,000 children ward 3. Franee. with occasional vaudeville, night Ward utarted a itage line In Art bora In ISM, or about U.000 mora “ But non* of Ihr countries can tons, later sold out at a 170,000 than the record high number of compare with the United States," profit and went to Denver, births In 1034. h* said. "Aod that's not maraly It was in Denver that Ward ran The U, S. Office of Education be- became our living standards are into trouble—a kind of trouble that Hove* that the number of women higher. Th* average European wa* lo change Ihe whole court* of Prescription for Fam ily Harmony. . . . . enrolled in coUegea and other In- mey earn lean than an Amaricio, hla Ilf*. lUtulJeni of hlghar leering in 1MI but don't forgat that tha coit nf Federal agent* filed a charge nf lurpaited avan the prevloua re­ clothing la muah Ian ovar there, narcotlca poneulon against him, cord of 900,000 women college itw- "No, It’s a m ilter of style, and aftir allegedly finding a package dent* eat In 1IS4. the Europeans are chained to of drugs In hi* room. H* denied And the Bureau of tha Caniua tradition. The Italians are the the charge, Inditing he had never report* that In October, ISM them moit adventurous. Some nf thalr tnuchad narcotics or bad anything were >1,000,000 woman with Job*, ■port elothei are good looking, In do w^h Ihtm. the hlgbeit ever recorded. Averag­ thouih not at ityliih 11 ouri. And He clalnad lha ndrcotlci Were ed or. tha rnlira year, over one (he rut of thdtr aulti ta not flat­ planted In hla room by men who — A T L E A ST O N E N IG H T A W EEK! out of three woman wai tn the tering. wanted lo hurt him. "labor force’’ — that ia, fully one- •"The Kngllih will orcailonally "After tbe high, wide and handthird of American women of work- wear sport elolhai, but they Han't aoma life I led. I wai bound to ins age were either working or hive any diah to them. In town, have enemies.” h* lays. DOGGIE D IN E R leaking work they wear lh* aama thing — ihe "Nobody believed me. I guess my The explanation for lha multi­ bowler hat ao.1 douhle-brearied vagabond Ilf* waa ton flavored with NEW EST AREA tude of Johi and the extended lull. They all want lo look like (rinse adventures to defend my achoollng —and maybe even the Sir Anthony Kden. But that dyle Innocence.” bumper crop o( hi bleu—iteme went out of Hate 10 yean ago. E A T IN G SPOT • He wa. convicted and tent tn .............. 1000 E First — On the Uk* largely from the probperlty of tha "Th* French are th* wont Leavenworth Priann. He thinks he } ou tl Like I t H ere I nation, The Ceniui Bureau, optimle- dreuad. Th* young men all wear had "plenty nf reasons tn be hit­ Growing in popularity daily, Uc about tha future, concludai that the aame uniform, aa If they were ter” or feel that he was "framed," though nne of tha nawest eating Cocktail Dane# . « Dina to a itlll-hlghcr number o( women will in tha army. It’* tha double-braid­ but, philosophically adds: spot* In tha fUnfnnl area, i* Hour In lh* Dinner get Jobi In the next frw yeara pro­ ed null with narrow ihoulrieri and "Now l often wonder if aclually Luster'* Doggie Diner, located en d to 7;30 Itamhon .Room. viding that e catutropha luch a pegged trouieri. The outfit does I wa* ’framed’ by Ond, became at Musle Country Club Road in Lake deprenlon doe* not tome along. nothing for them." Phona Sanford 1200 for Dinner Boaorvatlone Leavenworth I got the one thing Frank Meban# Jr., Mary, at the entrance of Crytinl Behind the record-high figurea on __________ Main Dining Boom priioneri rarely get—a break." Mgr. woman'* employment lie thei* two Lake Public Beach. Ward’i «"bftak" came In fog) facts, which may not be generally Pittsburgh Signs Under tha capabla dlrtetku of when he met a cellmate, Herbert known: Dina Deliciously en 12-ui, Millie Luster, Lake Mery’* r u t Hut* Bigelow, preildent or Brows 1. A eonildenble number et Two More Players U. 8. C'hnlea Western T-Uum restaurant U 'rjpldly/eiUbllthlnr Bill Nilond A Bigelow, who was sarvlng a part-time jobi ara held by women. P1TTSBUBGH Ut — The FltU- (arm for Income lax evasion, STEAK <1.50 ’e reputation for. gUnt-siso sand­ Naw Owner and Manager Caniua Bureau itiUitlct Indicate burgh riretei announced today tht Ward helped Bigelow over tlje wiches and othar unusual hungerWith French Fries, Halid that more than one-fifth of work' ■lining nf two mora playari, sec­ rough ipota of prison life and when satisfying dishes. Tea or Ceffae ing woman hold part-time Johi, !« ond baieman Johnny O'Brien and Bigelow waa paroled In April, 1924, S T IL L Eat Family Atyl* at tha The Doggie Diner ti open every compariion, only one-tenth of man flrd bitaman Bob Skinner he offend Ward * Job on his rewho work hive part-time employ­ O’Brien hit ,M for the Ptretea leaie. When be wai freed a month STACKS Round T a b le ..... 90c dty sxcept Thursday until mid­ ment. night. Carry-out senlra was an­ lad tenon . while Sklnnar waa later after aervlng more than three Daily Special* 30c tn 90c I. Very many woman—among clouting a luity .341 for Naw Or- yean of a lb year aentence, Ward IT nounced recently, and at soon *• Open I a. m. to 9 p. m. them married women—work be- lain* nf the Southern Alin. Skin­ headed for At. Paul and went to Closed Sunday! wafm weather permits, tbs out H IG H cauie they nttd the income. Thia ner waa the Plritea' regular flrd work at Ut a week a* a benchdoor patio wilt he open for ad<B Celery City Grill is born out St ge-?o ihr ihrdlu sicker In ISM but hit only .MS hand. Leter he w n mad* depart­ 319 .Magnolia Near Tha Rita tional table service and dancing made by varloua agenda*. Over and was tent to New Orleans fnr ment foreman. Then followed pro­ With a Quarter Pound of half tha women tn tha labor force more aeaionlng. motions to aupartntasdent, m u t ­ ara married. ant general manager, end In 1S31 Upon getting a fob many women ha became vice president. Come—On—Down ALGERIAN RATTLE STILL ON ara urprliad to find they get more Bigelow died In 1933 and Werd To Th* — than a caih Incom* from thalr ALGIERS ufo—French aulhorUlei work. Thty often racalva (liable reported today that 10 nationalld wai elected preildent and general m istger. He hid moved from protection for themielvai and their Rahil* and T pro-French Modern! bench-hind 9’n U J lil to the top in nine yeara. wen killed In the pad >4 hours ia famine* in th* form nf group Ufa Ward's attractive wtfa, the moth­ Iniurenca and group health Id- Algeria, Three loldiera also were SANDWICH SHOP er of hla ion end two daughters, aurance. Thia Iniuranca, arranged wounded, COCKTAIL BAR isys "it's no problem for Charlie for by employers, may be costitto help anyone—*v*a If it'a in tha and Package Store butory; that U, the worker aharea Q U IC K S E R V IC E - G O O D FO O D Hi* U. I, death rata raeehed aa middle of u s sight. Many times, th* coat with th* employer!. all-time low of 1.1 per 1,000 people day and flight, ha has personally Hi'way 17-93 at Lengwoed RdCURB or DINING ROOM Although group lie Insurance pro­ In ISM. contacted doctors, nurses, apeclatMidway S*nford-0 rlando SSth al Park Open 8:30 a, m. to 13:30 p. m. tection I n ti only for th* duration tits, to help a friend or an em­ of the Job, aurli a policy does give ploye who became 111." a arnlly additional financial pro- pemei. Some plana also contribute Mfs. Ward, an interior decorator, taction aa long ai th* woman works to doctor bllli, Thar* ta alao a mat her huabiad while decorating thejood la not luat GOOD.......... broad "major medical expense" Super 'Burgers for that particular company. Un­ his Hudson, WU., home. They wars but Good and PLENTY i t plan which help* families tn pay like Ufa Insurance which is pud married In 1940. She waa awart ol and Sloppy Joe's chii*d Individually, a group policy thalr really large medical expesaei, his prison record. typically haa no caak value and tha kind that occur after ah acci­ M O T O R S IN N ~ M — Asked if he relaxes when he gets cannot be counted on by tha owner dent or aa eipoctally long tie ft of ,home, Reute 17-9t| H-mllea North at the Eea the replied: Ulnae*. Don &.GeH’s aa an amirgency aouree of fundi. "Why, he his a dotsn other *#R au tu n n t and Cafe Health Iniuranca protection may OPEN 24 HOURS terprUes to work on, That's how he Longwood very widely from company to com­ Complete Change of Menu Dally relaxes.” Open EvenIng* - Closed Sundays pany. The bade plan, among thoao Round & Square Besidei a Urge farm naar Hud­ iponsored by Ufa tniurenc* com Ber and Carry • Out D inners from 85c son, WU„ Just across tha state Um panlet, help* to pay hospital ex Favorite Premium Beer from Bt. Paul, Ward owns two D A N C IN G TURKEY o» SUNDAY 11.00 33(9 rinrhta In Arltona and leasea con­ Bring th e Family Official Dot Baca Program* siderable acreage for hit 3,000 head Thurs. N ight of cattle. 9:00 -12:30 He. la Impatient with thoa* who |Y O U A IN ’T hesitate to glva ex-convicU Job* Til Yeu'r* Tried . because they f u r U will hurt their business and private reputations. T R I UI B ER G ER S ; Flrat B t at Magnolia He points to tht success of the L-O-N-G DOGS formula at hU own firm and says: 8H R M P BOATS OR*8 Dally • *• m. te 10 p. ta.) Son • a, m- te 10 «< ■ "Prison marks a man, Hr iota end e th e r le a d tk lag q at— sGi front 8:00 a, m, • Adm. .75c therm to pay a debt in society. DINNER — Full Coutie Mcala 11 », m. to 8 p, m. t.U 8T E R rS When hla term ends, society rarely MUSIC BY 70c to f 1.00 give* him a paid-in-full receipt D O G G IE D IN E R Nobody waste Mm. Many times CetMtvy Clab Reed In Lake SHOPPERS* SPECIAL 70e the orty root* opes to Mm leads Mery. Opfeultfr PeUJe Beech t-. Comilet. Menu O iu if. D*l]y back is ertme. I know, It alaoal a u n n i t* A*\v,JL&V; *V! KSWMB! . :1 . - < ■ Vf iwSws Rf. .■ . ‘-JOT Hm} :ln To Ex-Convicts C Indicates American Women Outdo Themselves ( t i n e o rk H AM rye READ'S i CASSADAGA t Touchton's luncheonette OWL’S. .*6 « ■ r f t J -a �THU BANTOBP HERALD " • A * N C O U / A -n A NTW wc-rvata MM WlNPOWl > A i l i m . F ik II, 1 IU \aujcr W»AM, MiC«WV.hIT. m r w - 'A c * tuiMAwto ) / I S IN CHS J [ - TLN 010-00 1 m e t o i / ] ( covvl t 7 Georgian Displays Fine Rugs W tjf f P <SUA*»... l u f NOW IT'S KiNPA ANTiQU* •T V i.ll , i.... , ^ SYRACUSE, N Y., l* — "In 30 yaan, I'va mallad .< million dollan worth of oriental n i|i on approval tn more than a hundred tuouiahd people—and I'va only run into Iva ernoks Anl tehre waa only one ru | that I didn’t |a t paid for ur jet hack aranualyy." Tha sandy-haired. balding man •poke with a clipped drawl, the product of yean of Army *ervlce suptrimposed on a Georgia birth­ right. Whan he displayed a fine nig. fingers itroklng the ihlny nap, he displayed an affection for the art­ istry of oriental weavers. It was this affection that led Col. Charles W. Jacobsen, U B. Army, retired, from lha life of a cavalry and arllllery officer that of an oriental rug enthusiast and nn tn a position as an authority in the field he describes as "a vanishins art." He says he believes he is the largest retailer of true oriental ruga tn Amrriea, perhaps In the world. Jacobson handles antique* from (a few years old), senil-aiitiipirx (a ew year* to .V) years’ u*e) and new nr modern mg* (freshly im ported, most likely from Iran), "There’s only one way In buy a nig," says Jacobsen. "That's tn see It tn your own home, nn your own floor." From that ronvlrlinn rame his ides of a mill order business In oriental rugs. It Is Isllnrril tn fit the customer and Jacohsen takes all the risk. tn effect, hi* rugs sell themseises snd their relatives and ancestors Jamhs«n says 93 per rent of hit mail isles originate with previous, satisfied ruslnmeri and (heir word a pimith advertis­ , R ^ w u i f a i T Aio I IF L O L I T A A * ? JU A N IT A . A W icnc* UM, W W V A IV T f \ f pe apte THE fvnr'S OWN FAWILV.' J r * « 50N A iiT rf ' IT AM. ITS GOOO TO f GET UCNC TCCM V , THAT OFFICE r / rmsoNEO mu auxt-ue rwvrrs riNiju with roiMce barin, me Wit PC SHE TO root wxn w s v r w will actuauy k T O T A K E O N THE I'lfl'sip DITMEBS WAVirS VCD Pi' '• T n rCAtL Al l M UiU ATUte TO iM AT MlS U/UIP HOME AT CNCE-IMPORTANT* ----— --- * \ 7 M*MO«V HAS PCfN VVIfEP •AXIN' TNI MAKl-W I* A ClIAN■'Will «ENP HIMPACK nmCT/TCUU NAVE NO 1 TO AIIKA ANOA*W» NOW... TROUPU SETTOIS INTO / PUT AS ritlNCI M»N QUEENAZUgA'9 miACt/ 1 WALKING WTOTV* TUT 1 vTWgvYg IAJP FCMA4# / J " ''I W H A T 'S T M I 5 H O T C T O ^ 11" B EC A U S E t K N EW TM AT5 T H E r e s t P I A C E r---------C D LO C K | -------- ' ( PHONE TWE BOSS POIWG ) S i*i txepotom »— ^— ' WHIN MDU GET lO 'C T«1T#W (. TVf STOUE ? y j . arty, he sends thrm alt back and there's no hard feeling*," Jacob­ sen says. He adds, with a grin: "Very often, llimigh, th* cus­ tomer calls In his neighbor* tn show them the rug*. Just as often, thr neighbors buy the other rugs." Of the six geographical areas once recngnlied as producers of Irue oriental rug* (Persian, Turk­ ish, Caucasian. Turkoman, Indian, Chinese) only Iran, formerly Per­ sia, now srnd* rug* In this ruuntry In any quantity, Jacohsen says, lie explains: "Some o these area* have fallen under the spell of Communism. In others, American efforts,to help fight Communist^ have raised the standard ot living sn much that U mis mrtlmds used by early weavers rugs commercially by hand." True oriental rug* still are hand woven by virtually the sametedton* mrihoh used by tarty weaver* centuries ago. Weavers use yarn roinrrd with long-wearing vegeta­ ble dye*. EacH tuft of yarn Is knot­ ted In.i.vluunlly to the thread* of the rug's warp base threads) ' ' Fondling a tine Ispahan nig from Iran. Jacobsen said It would taka two girl weavers nearl ytwo years to fashion a similar A by II foot mg today; ■. ■ n 'r ju s a S. Jones Likes New York Better >1j HOLLVM'OOn ig* - Vnw It's Cln derella girl Shirley Jones «ho say* she his nn )en tn llv# in Callfprnl* If this tread keeps up, the Cham her of Commerce could and up with an Inferiority complex. Shirley, who looks is packed with vitamins is a glass of orange i '4 ayK M v& £ fxsf aew trm Asm M go/.v ' r o e c o n»a\9 o a m (SOOllTJ? TVAN HK- m e w r / •71 ? f8 lg 8 « flN « fm H * l c o m e AWAY r fM NOT TAkyMG FQOM THAT I ANY c h a n c e s WITH Sr A(3 LiNS/rf y x t a o o u n o a l l - , > O S B ‘SWIVEL-EVES H I - 'A ,^ A S E E w h a t C V K * 1 m ea n » . d o c W lfe-nnror R itah it* ’ KHcltan hy ow.TBo-ReAu.y-’ >00 GENERAL ELECTRIC TALK Ltcg t GO AAOUNO BALLING N LOVI WifM A fcg\'C«y fM f s a # assiult flie hlg elty, aha auditioned for Bodgers and Hammeritatn They were so entranced with the young deU that they signed her tn a seven-ytir tontriet, tha first tins# thay had aver tied up a talent. Within two abort year*, ah* had done bits in two RAH Hihnws and starred in two movies costing s total of II million dollars, "Oku. 9.2 cu. ft. rafrlgpratar large alga range 99-gal. water haateGarhage Hlepnaatl autom atIc rllshwaaher In D tlu t 2-hgth ru claim j Ynu I I I seen of r e u a re Mr* M tlf is a and raouirta tn III* an? n a im a and dam*m>a waic* >nn, ar • n e a r ef rmj, m a r tiara a e a l e n aai4 -Siam in tb* n lllr a nt Hon. r.rna il tla u iU n id ir I n d i a of rtaminol* Cngn* t r , t l Ills a llied In in* Court Horn* in Hanford, F i e n d s , w-lthln al*hl rsisnO se mnntha from th e tlma a t lha l l r i l publication nr Iht* antlrA K*ch claim or demand muit ba la w r i n n a ana contain lb* p lic a ef raaldanca and post n f d r * addraia .nr in* c u t m i n t and muat b* sworn to b r tn* claimant, his a a a n l or • t la r n a r , or lb* a*m* aball ha told Th* F ir st .SatlnttaI Bank at _____ Hr Undo, as *s*?utar nf tb* NOTICE Id H E R E R T OIVE.N, T h a t ■lavina * tla m hle tb* holder or th* t o llo w in i c a r i ir i i a t * has til* I a tld e e r t if l r a ts for tax. d«rd to a* lim e d thereon The cartiflcat* num ber and >#ar of leauanc*, lha d*acflptl«n of the property WHY PAY M O R E ? ALSO; Kitchen vtnUUtar Cnlortd kitchen ngflitlMM Colored plumbing tiilu rm e Im BOTTLED G AS *S A N £ O R D J 6 0 0 ARAN7X NA/iOfiAL bAN LsiUlment Loan Dept. MBMBKR FDIC svvsmlB Swiss; THE CtnCL'IT CflllST. a n f R ’] nOTlUR TO <NMIITCIN* A ll. i'S IK a U .V S H A V I N O uii uuiiM > a ak atsar «Aill Mar ATHi Legal Notice I Sen. t* i.ld P leilda atalil* * ml 1*40) BUYING A CAR? ri,o o fc , CONVENTIONAL FTNANCIKG GI FINANCING HOTHOMriC*FPM*M» WtAP rATVFV. r—' Benjamin Franklin Invented medical instrulmenli still used to­ day; TRUER SHOT *" s NICOSIA, Cyprus jp — Gunmen have shot three Greek CyprtotA within the pail tl hours, ktUIng and of them. Apparently they ware sus­ pected of being lafim er* for dhn Island's British government, i* Leaflets left at tha icsne'ot"to­ other shooting said: "Harding g tm the money, Eoka tha buUMI.'' Field Marshal Sir John Harding It the British govaroor of Cppmi, Eoka Is (he Communist-led itroof . arm group fighting for nitaa t j Cyprus with Graeco, ---- - Ater he sends his lists, the cus­ tomer mikes tentative selections Jicohsin then send* eolerH phntn griphir stldes of those rugs—and s few similar ones for good mess lire If the ctnlonser likes ohat he sees through the hind viewer the n g merrhant provides, eh orders tho*e ruga no approval JsrnW n bundles up those mgs—and, again, s efw fnr goal measure—anl ships them by express In waterproof hurlap rontainari. The eustomer Irles them In his rnnm If he likes one, he keeps II and sends the others hark at no cost to him. "If he doesn't like ^JIBBMl ieU Tl FAC\iOB tfAV/VG 7MS- AT A PIIH CONflMNCI tn New York, Marilyn Monroe and British actor-producer Sic Laurence Olivier discuaa plana for a picture ,1* which they wtl] be eo-starred. Marilyn will portray the rale played by Olivler’a wife, actreaa Vivien Leigh. In a London onduetiaaL BRVEHLY RILLS. Cetli Furrier A1 Taltalbaum, *1 '*r* <n tha mnvlt mink aai niwrt nf staging i phonay n n t r y of hit f nhir,j.,kla salmi. Fiic other mas ;:-a ar raitad yesterday at lha rRkUlft' nt an inquiry slamming froirf'WtaL hium 't raiwrt of a imo.MO'lMldup last Dae JT. . -s, Telttlbaum, 40. designer ' ai many film itara’ fur placer aa4 formar buiinasi mapaiar o fJ lirii Lanta, declared lha arraalj-.ai* "a lot of hakum." Ho w a tA R p I op suspicion of rnniptrtn|jie -dr* fraud an tniuranra firm and cat* ipirlni to commit (rand thdft . frtllr* Chlaf C. H. AMenon laid that t n fur ptete* raported spiring to commit grand theft. • Also honked were Howard' Wok, 31, Billy r,«yton, 41, and San Leedon. ill of Loa Angeles, ad sue* pirion of conspiring to eemilit ing. YCM A1NT R O H JC d r AVTBT MASTS itw /if m f o t/r o r croo* s ’ furrier Accuiei O f Staging Phi Robbery of Saty P i |t * 1 If Mlanlng Th* FLORIDA T1MEB-UNT0N Daily Dallrery Phone I73T far JT ** Prompt ferric# ^ P IS 100-LB. CYL1NDEB NO INSTALLATION CHARGE SA N FO RD G A S C O - 'i Since 1940 SanfeH'g L ggiiaf Iq llfe r BALKS OFFICE) LITTLE VEINCB �•V ' c b , 'A 'A ‘ -r* J* every Campus Has Mrs. Tydings M development of atomic weapon* may changed the future oddi, somewhat, but • striking fact-that In tha p u t more rlcana havo died In United State* high•accidents than in all the U. 8. wart (ora atartling, In a way, tg the related it more p*r»on* were Injured on U. hkhwny* during the year IMS than were tpded la battle thnugbout the naUon’e t f that la not a raff lelently dramatle way ;jpeintlnc out that we need to do more MS highway aafety, then eonalder this itfctfeal tidbit: the equivalent of the A* A n death toll during the eight-year Sgtionary war was chalked up on our Mgs end highways about every six weeks ¥ h « t eld etory, but owe that been re* ■ M . Xepedally don It bear repeating mgkaM the total of 8M 00 highway feta* iC b et year wat tha hlgheat In 11 years, X statement of thb remedies bears re* tttfen, also: safer roads* safer are, sharp* laws, mors diligent enforcement There's aiegie.ln that sort of program* but it ifta. If anyone doubts that euch a pro. l i f le needed, let him conelder the atark Edna on American highway accident* Unleu we start practicing safety today, the total* will continue rising tomorrow. Connie Mdck Is Gonii In a few woeke baseball tenmn will re­ port for Spring training. The crack of the bat end the flap of the glove will be muilc In the air. There wilt be the usual amount of report* from the eanutionat young bell play­ ers, of seasoned players whose atari are fad­ ing, of holdouts. Everything will seem the same—on tho aurfaee that la. It will never be quite the same though, because Connie Meek is gone. . Connie Mack—Mr. Mack, he was called by everyone in tha game—lived 93 years, Hla career as a player, manager and owner spanned the early and the modern area of tk* game. He waa, In hla eary years aa a manager, one of the most successful In the game. His straw hat and waving acorn card ware hit trademark. It Was too bad that Mack's U ttar days could not have bun brightened by a pennant. It w u also sad that in his elder ynura he saw hla tu rn leav# Philadelphia. But for more than fifty years Cotrtiln Mack waa engaged in our national sport. He know bettor than moat men that sometimes you win, and sometimes you loedrYou take either cheerfully as part of the day's work. Ills contributions to the game will outlive him. , Do*d — 1,149,414 • 0 • fiUurad — )!6re than *• million, la st keep tide In mind. Every accident en Leap Year! ke streets of Sanford or tho roads and high* Leap Year la perhaps a good time to find Ay*, of Seminole County, whoro an Ipjury out what women are like, In case eligible r dlath la Involved, will make the total males should have to face one or more pro­ roar, bigger and bigger. posals. The Population Reference Bureau has f t realixe a decreasing toll of deaths and been compiling figures which may ehed t/uriea on streets end highways will take some new light on this matter. te individual effort of every men and omen behind the wheal of a ear or truck. - En* Instance, in the first place, there ire more women than men, though the difference le not Urge, More malen are b o r n , but fe­ The Sanford Herald males live longer. The life expectancy of a man la 66 years, of a woman 72. Buaineaa executives are traditionally sub­ ject to ulcers or heart attaeke. That women encounter these perils Use often seems to be due to a habit of thetre which men find obnoxious, that of bursting into toars when a situation Is annoying, or having a tantrum. Also women ara more apt to watch out for alight physical upsets, more spt to consult a doctor, more apt to follow his advice/ Getting back to the Leap Year question —•seme aa if there U evidence1 that the young ladies are aware of their opportuni­ Thursday* February 16, IBM ties. For InsUnct — the yell, quite'loudly from a young man on First Street the other hut thou, O Lord, be motelftil unto me. night must have been due to that pinch I nlae me up, that 1 may requite them*— from hi* young lady friend — trying to make him say "yes"l itma 41:10. Everyone Waiting For Decision •ntly whan tha weather Improves. By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK (ufo—Builnea* airf Tha construction Industry looks tha money minagara—Ilka every- lor a new record this year. K. E. one ctio—are waiting to tea what Forman, mantling director of will happen when President Els­ tho Asiocieled Generel Contrac­ enhower announces hla second- tors of America, meeting hero, term plana, predicts spending on new building Tha deeliloa might affect some will reach 44 billion dollars, a buaineaa planning and some fi­ nancial thinking. It might tilt tha economy a Utile from Its pretent delicately balanced position, In either directioe, depending on By JAMES MARLOW whether he aayi ha will or won't WASHINGTON LW-UnlU he de­ run. rides finally whtlher to run again And Well Street figure* Diet the President Elsenhower will be a money manager* aren't likely to lonely man, living with hla con­ move until they see what tho science. Because hla decision la a Prealdent’i announcement dot*. matter of conscience, no on* can If anything, to business psycholo­ really help him make It. gy. recently, "I, could d*' Right now there are elans that He said . Hula n.,i. easier - ..la . voutly wish there were some methCr.*1 1 Th. Vilurol Reserve Board «■ * hlch ,h# American people again The re ^*fil " e,e^ * ®could . . . poldt out the path of haa mad* no new move to^ ^ ^ >u| t . . p«,p|. tighten It up. At the same time, thts la a question that first 1 alone there are signs that business may be about reedy to turn downward. must answer." And again, the Federal Reserve It would have been eesy and Boerd la making no move to help necessary for him to decide loosen up credit, at a stimulant. againit seeking a second term tf Lika tha stock market, tho mon­ his doctors, after their checkup ey manager* appear to ba mark­ this week, bad said he could not ing tima while tha President phyalcally endura another four thinks over the doctors' reports. While House yaars. Mortgage money la becoming They said the opposite yeatar* more plentiful, tho federal Hous­ day. In doing so they put tha de­ ing Administration reports. That cision entirely op to Elsenhower. market tightened up last fall and It It nol unusual for active men naw home building fell off. Build­ like Elsenhower to have a sttue ers say they're finding money of Indestructibility. Thor can navor easier to com* by now. and some again feel that waf after a heart expect building te pick up pleas- attack. It la piercing and tangible Ike Must Decide By A F L -C IO Strategists Say G O P To Have Edge MIAMI BEACH, fla, toU-AFL- for two roiaooa: CIO;politicyl strategist* have de­ "1. further shorten the cam­ cided that "tha Republican* will paign time to give tti* greatest havo an adga" In the IBM presi­ dential race regardless of whether poealbla advantage to a blits cam­ President Elsenhower deckle* paign tato which large financial run again. resource! could bo poured and la ■Ttya view I* contained In an which tho foil advantage of tho analysis of tha political situation eno-parly press, radio and telavlaubiilltad confidentially to the 29- akm could bo mohUiaod Member AfL-CIO Executive Coue#1] during tie winter aeaalon hero "I. Solidify tho bold of tho Bison_ hF AfLCIO political co-directors howor-Doway wing of tha Republi­ jampa L. McDavltt and Jack Xroil can party by delaying tha organ!- A fnajor reason (or this apprais­ cation of tho antl-Eiaonhowor al ta,that Elaenhowor'a recomman- forcoo around any atngto oandliatkm for Increased (pending for doto." ocbodla, housing, social Mcurlty, Tha report continue* that "In health and roada havo "la t largo flaw af the attacks which havo exteal deprived the Democrats of boeo made an tho (AfL-CIO) ■omd of their most appealing lo­ merger by reactionary groups," It will bo necessary for organised ws#*. Thf conclusion M reached that labod to "conduct ■ campaign pri­ Wo i seHna In farm price* la "tho marily on the educational level MwOarcaful" domestic toaue loft without fanfare or publicity," "Chang* to character af tho Re­ l i tlM Democrats. . "Although R to Impossible to publican party," tho report #atd, . avaluote the presidential election "to evidenced by tho fact that at “ unt* there la an announcemant of present 24 out of 41 Republican llaoahower'i Intention," tho roport itata organisation* now havo lead­ . Bays, "the Republican* will havo e n selected after tho election of Prosklent Elsenhower." £,/** edge In Use m o . Y "This win result from a ahIff !■ So far aa Congroaa to concerned, •to .forty character to provide the report laid organised labor Btoro appeal for city voter* and can now count oa ITT Houao votoa from their control of tommunieo- and M Sonata votoa. To attain a •ana," 'liberal majority" to Congrats. It vtow la expressed that El*- •aya labor muat got a not gain of r'a announcement af hla po- 41 Houao ieal* and a doaaa Sonata totoaittoiu la "being delayed" •oat*. , OU'RE TELLING ME! • good wta gootuaw pas mautd pro«* vary SniUfrA ■ la jfinftl wHib 1 feator mother, hadn't changed. »y CAL BOTH COLUMBIA, Mo. (* -! came -W hy, Harold. coma richC It," ■iked, rstker hoping. I ■ « * ad­ ■gala to the old white frame houao •ha (aid, and abut tba door af aUat mit, lor ■ bH of personal recog* nltloo. * a block off the University of Mis- tba winter chill. aourt campuo and knocked at e We west into the kitchen, aid "Why. Harold," sold Mrs. Tyaa Mrt. Tydinga placidly bulled dlagi. "there's boon o wonderful woll-romambered door. The door opened, and I aaw be­ beratU at the itove, I aat la the ebaago. Maybe I am Just gittlng fore mo the aamo lady wbe had old stralght-baek chair aha bad re­ more tolerant, but I do think the opened that tame door to me when ceived at a wedding present boya today aro bettor bohavod I had flnt knocked upon It a quar­ around the turn eI the century. We around the house. ter nf a century ago aa a bm h talked el old timet, and It wat "They aren't quite an holitaroua. navor been been'They aeem to studv harder, and ilmoit at if I bad never yotinc ttr.lent. t . 1 do boltovo thoy go to church The graying lady looked bail- •way. tantly for a moment at the graying "My ailad often foea back.. more often." middle-aged man before her, and Every colltft cam put haa tta Somewhat arost/allan, 1 mum­ then her mind peeled away the Mrt. Tydinga. They are the moth­ bled, "Excuao mo," and started ravaging changea tima had made erly women who take la lonely for tho atolri. in him, and aha said In o real college boya and glva than a home Without glaoclng up from the ■way from home. link Mra. Tydinga said. "Tha bath­ pleated voice: "Why, Harold" and then I put Over the year* Mrt. Tydinga and room's In tho same place, Harold." my arma around her and praned bar huiband. Dr. Tydinga, a dec- Bui it waan't the bathroom I was my fact against her cheek—and Hit, now doad, muit have shel- ••eking. It wee my old room. It tcred and fed a hundred or more had changed less than I. Tha Feb­ knew myaclf at home. Going back to hit old college li students—and loat a lot of money ruary aun threw a slanting warmth at tha old dask where I had once a ipirltua! ordeal to any man. So doing It. many of the landmarks of hla "I Jurt don't know how many studied. What a wonderful room youth havo vanished and been re­ boya have atayod with ua," the It had been, and what wonderful placed by the new landmarka for tald. "I've never bothered te count roommatai t had known there! '*• Among thorn wore John Keats, • new generation that ha feela him- them," aelf o stranger from a lost t'~«. "Hew dn the college beya e# to­ gamut! Johnson, Jonathan Swift, , But Mre, B. X. Tydings, my day compare to the*# who were Tkomaa Hardy, and a lady named Emily Dickinson. Industry hove given n o s opti­ J walked bock downstairs, slowly leaving their ghosts behind to mist# pause. If tehte revival la kema budding cheer ether boya. and auto production doaaa't coma Mra. Tydings mode mo stay for on old fashioned chicken dinner. gain of more than two billion over along shortly, as some oipoct, "I don't make gravy ao much any­ buainaii will gat norvoua, And If last year. Ha think* spending for the consumers atari te save more more now that everyone's on a meintonaneo and repairs will also and spaod lass, a turndown from diet," aha said. During tha mail rise. tho prosent high peak of prosper­ she filled me In with what had But predictions for business fat ity might follow—with tho extent happened to her foster sons. Rome general aren’t uniformly that op­ of tha turndown taho thing that had become well-known lawyers, timistic, The layoffs In tha auto worriaa ad foracaitara, In and out engineers and farm. leader*. On*, who us*d to wish dlahts to pay of govarnmant. for hla meals, had run for gov­ ernor. "Many of them wrfto mo often." aha said gently, and 1 fall bad. I •vldanco of mortality. phyaiclaa MaJ. Get. Howard M. haven't written her. No on* who haa aver bad as Snyder, who told a sows confer­ Mra. Tydings, who win bo T» next lummer, etlU rooms six col­ ence: attack can forget this: The attack was the result of do> "I thought ho was In very good lege boy* but no longer fools up terloratton in ■ blood vessel, Some-Jhaalth health Just prior to hla heart at- to tho chore of cooking for them, thing In hla body caused that de-’ tack—I ‘“ L * would ‘J aay wo woro a little But aha has te feed something, so terioriHon. So a man who has had led astray In aur osllmata that he ah* keeps two feeding station* for an attack has more reason to ba- was aa well as we thought ha birds. She went to tho window to lieve that (hero la deterioration was . , , Wa don't know that h a -ishow . mo one, end there tva a a featharad flra as a radblrd which will eauso another attack won't have aaothar eardlae aeelflow away. than his a man who haa never dent." hid an attack, That possibility, and what H "Some flicker* tnd eirdlnsli Ther* was no reason for Elsen­ might mean to tho country, will and chickadees coma." said Mra, hower's doctors to think ha might be on Eisenhower's conscience as Tydinga, "but I do wish I had • have a heart attack, up to last he turns over the problem tn his bluebird. They're *o pretty." Sept. 24. Now, as ha knows, ha mind. He has emphasised his de­ But Mrs. Tydinga doesn’t reaHy could have another tomorrow even cision win b* based on what ha need • bluebird. She his had one though his doctors tail him, from think* la good for tha country. In bar heart all her long busy life what they ean sea, he eould serve He doesn't think It's good for spent mostly to being kind to actively for I to 10 more years. the country for a president to die others. Tha uncertainty of tha Presi­ in office or become unibl* to car­ dent's Ufa, or any man's, was il­ ry oa hla Job. Ha baa said tt la a ernments to this country at a time lustrated yesterday by hla personal "vary critical thing » change gov- that it la unexpected." 1956 TRADE INS LISTED BELOW OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF CLEAN USED CARS FAIR 4-H SAtRY SHOW ★ ■ lit CATTII IMOW Chevrolet 2*Dr. Sedan Clean, r:« S i 1954 One Owner, Low M ileage, Fully $1450 °° Ford (V -8) 2-Dr. Sedan Clean, One Owner, L o w M lletge, Fully Loaded, Ford-A-M stlc, Radio k H ester $1495°° Btdck Super Sedsn E xtrs C lesn Equipped— D ynsflow , R sdlo snd H ester $145000 1953 P ontlse Ststlon W sgon One Owner—E xtrs Clesn Fully Equipped $165000 1953 Butck Super Sedsn C lesn, O rigins! P stnt—Looks N e w - $ 1 9 0 Q O O Low M Uesge — Fully Equipped D ynsflow —H ester k Radio lea d ed —Power Glide, Radio & H ester t ' MOIMTRIAl UHII|Tt AT ORLANDO. 2ND ANNUAL MAT SNOW FEB. .annual ★ m aui a * VIOITASLtt ' RAII1T »HOWV 20 1952 One Owner, Fully " Cuittr a a 25" SHOW Co m m u n ity v x h iiit s 4 « DAYS and I NIGHTS pl«ft now for Hit btf show,* Fmr and •ntartainmint for ovary mambar of tho fomlly. Hundrtdi of colorful exhibits,.*1 CoHlo, Poultry and Rabbit showi,,.CIt» m i and Agricultural «xhibitt...«duco*| tlonal and commercial damonitratloni/plwt o now exhibition of produch pro* ducod or monuficfurod In Florida. Add* od attraction to tho famous Strata* Midway Carnival provide how fua-thriKg * and. of court#, you won't want to min * tho ALL-NEW Ico Voguot of 1950*--! glamorous musical show on kol in or i *IDUCATIONAI scouts scouts •IXHIlITt ke Special Bulck Speetsl Sedsn N early ew — A New Car Guarantee 1955 NLocal Owner — Low M ileage Fully Equipped 1955 tto « fn | * Sedsn Clean AAA flfl Fully E q u ip p ed * A U U U , V W DISCOUNT D ynsflow Radio k H ester Butck 1954 Looks N ew - Butck Special Hard Top N early N ew Fully Guaranteed—Local Owner— Low M ileage — Fully Equipped $500°° DISCOUNT $500.oo DISCOUNT voau cs * i » s t (Got gdvitKi tickets nowl * SIUTES NOWAY SHOWS * SUTUL R JM U FIB at ORLANDO; #4 m tu s w a c rw w ir. wmens •■■■* NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Good Trade* sa l e s room o p e n Liberal Term* Tclephoo# 1064 ALL DAY SATURDAY Snaford, Florida �\ Belated Presents Finally Arrive After Long Delay *- Gleaners Class Hears Devotional Bv Mrs. M cM anus Mrs, Fred Murray Describes Attractive Table Settings I THF! RANFORP HERALD Thur*. FV>. Id, 195# P« Calendar Wednesday was • “bii” day Th* Gleaneri Clasi of th* First Mrs. Fred Murray, program Th* lession was led by Mra. for member! of Sanford Brownie chairman for th* Ivor* Circle of Fred Ganas, chairman. Th* group Baptist Church held a meeting at THURSDAY p. m. at th* horn* of Mrs. Milton Troop No. Two. TWe troop Is Ihe Santord Garden Club, "fully decided to sponsor the attendance the home of Mn. Berta Cottrell, Wyatt, All Magnolia. Baptist Circle Meetings Tli# Latflei Aid of th# Lutheran sponsored by Beta Sigma Phi described the requirement* for at­ of two members to tha stata con­ 20o* £. Sanford Ave. with Mr*. Sanord BPW will have a dinner g r tw WMU of the P int Baptist Roiietter five out hooka to b* Sororlly who voted In September tractive table sfttingi and d# vention in Tallahassee in March. Alice Rnrsdorf and Mr*. Thelma Church of lha Redeemer will meeting at the Yacht Cluh. AU meet at the home of Mra. Jo* of 1933 to purchase a gift for,each corationa to members of the cir­ Steele at co-hostesses. Church met Monday at 10.43 a.ra. read. members ara asked to attend this Th* ar* Mrs. Karlyl# H»usMeisch on W. First Street at 1:10 session. for the regular circle meetings, * Tno»* preaent warat Mr*. Ros- member which would be prevented cl* at th* session hald recently holder and Mrs- Donald Rales. Mr*. McManus opened the les­ p.m. A covered diih luncheon war letter, Mr*. Volte traiiami. Mr*., as pan of the Troop’s Fifth Birth­ at the home of Mrs. Volia Willi­ sion with i devotions! on "Victory Th* Sanford Tourist arid SUff.a* The Intermediate Choir rehearsal Announctmr... waa maiW of a Over Worry" giving each member aervrd at-f7'n in ihe 3' k.u I nal, la. Gerdner, Mra. Robert "Vi a- day Party imcnuled in OcbJ^er. am* Jr.” board Club will meet at • p. in, will be held at 7 p.m, in the lecture in Mi. Dora on Feb. 29 on The gifts were ordered but Ihe of th* ehurch. liami, Mra. J L. Jackaon, Mra. for a covered dish supper. Thll She itresied the fact that a flower arranging to which mem­ a mall Valentine with a Bible First Baptist Church. birthday event came and went; verse prlnled in it to "look up in will bo followed by a dsneo review. An inspiring program waa held F. P. Rtnea. Mri. B. F. McWhor­ Ihe table cantcrpiac* should bland bers are invited and the slate had nol arrived. An order Th* Adult Choir rehearsal will The WMU of the First Baptist al 1 p.m. in the chape] under the ter, Mr*. Denver Cordell, Mra. wasgifts with the china, silver, tablecloth flower ahow to bo held In Day tona the Bibl* when ever worried.” followcd-up, but even the b# slated at I p.m. in the First jca^rihtp of Mra. R. P. Cooper Myron Smith, and Mra. H. H. Chrlstmaa holiday paaied without and general atmosphere of the in March. A request was received Reports were made on sick Baptist Church. Church will hold a mission study who tucd ai her topic, “God Save Grier, receipt. This week, almost five setting. "Flower arrangements fur flower containers and needle­ members and flowers and card/ The regular meeting of Seminole book from 10 s m, lo 2 p m. This being aent to them. Routine America" Mri. F. E. Bolt fav* Circle Ne. Four months late, the package arrived should be low and b* scaled to point holders to be used in the ar# Chapter No, ] OES will Hifhei'iSTours* Will b* taught by lha Her. Uu devotional and otheri taking Circle No. Four met in the cha­ just in time for Investor Services the tab!* size,” sht stated. a n * rrwl F i,h ,r u,Jn« M his topis new hospital and the group voled business waa then discussed and tha Masonic Tempi# p lrl in the program were Mri. pel of the Educational building planned by the troopl After telling of other helpful to u*e five dollars toward secur­ II was voled la send a donation All Past Matrons and Past Patrons "Tha Trie* Go. Up.” Covered for Bibles to the Foreign mission B. E. Beck, Mri. Jnhn Abrahami, with Mri. M. N. Cleveland, pre­ Dish. luncheon, ** Mr*. Ike Butler, troop leader, polMrrs in flower arranging she ing them. __ fields. Mrs. Myers gave a read­ will ha honored at Ihi* time. lira. A. L Thomai and Mri. siding. officiated at the Investor with Mrs. then emphasised her talk by dis­ Flans for Ihr annual garden The Sanford Tourist and phufMargaret Barnei. It waa voted to preient a gift Alfred Stanley and Mrs. LaMar playing various Uhl* settings cluh luncheon were described and ing on vlsllallon and Mrs. W. P. flcboard club wilt meet i U pm. The session cltned with a to Mri. Pauline Gnthe'a baby Echols assisting. New members and their complimentary flower Sir*. Murray read a letter from Brook* Jr. closed tha meeting with for a special game night party. * prayer. daughter and to lake a gift to honored by the ceremonies were arrange mend. prayer. tha Florida Landscape and Nur­ Tha Variety ahnw that was slated Mra. C. E. HaiKli'a daughlar Nora Butler, Gay Stanley. Donna Refreshments of cake, nuts and this week is postponed until Feb, Circle No. One sery Company inviting Ihe group who is a thul-in at this time. punch. A Valentina theme waa used Peters. Dale Smith, Brenda Brown Mri. W. A Kratzert pre tided at a. to tour their garden*. Mri McKay C P O Wives Club the meeting of Circle No. One Mri, J. B. Field led th* circle and Lynn Labor. Th# Woman's Society of ChrisTruluck reported on a recent throughout aa decorations. attending wer# Sir*. N. ilan Servlc# will have a study Membership star* were present­ with Mri. LeUnd Rudd present- In prayer and asked ail member* horticultural meeting aftar whirh J. Those Stenslrom. Mra. Azalee, Bari- class in McKinley Hail. It will rig the devotional and prayer tu remember the lick. Mrs. C. C. ed to Ihe following girls who have Votes To Sponsor Sirs. Ganaa reported on th* recent neau. Mrs Fred Mveri, Mr*. C. begin at 10 a.m and close with • S i u'a'ed M^heT'topTeT -It'.^A li ««'• the devotional completed on* or more years as flower ahow^ ichnol. C. McManus. Mrs. W. P. Brooks, covered dish luncheon. The sub­ “RightI To Tn Change r h in r . Your Vnuv 'Mind. l\lln d " How Do We KltOW God. aetiv# member*: Kathy Butler, Girl Scout Troop Prior lo th# hoiinrii meeting Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Mrs. Myron ject Is "To Combine Our Effort* Minute* of th* lait meeting Joyce Stanley, Elalna Echolea, Th* CPO Club Wives met Tuei­ and program, refreshment* were Mr*. Kratzert announced that hv ..... Smllh, Mn. W. C. Rumbley, Mr*, th* book "The Trlbci To Up” were read by the secretary and Mary B Scott, Marla Rowland, day night In the CPO Club on the served by the hoste.tosj Mrs. H w. Rllfktr, Mri, M. N, Cleve­ For Lasting Peare.” All mrmbera Williams, Mrs. T. W. Mero and land, Mr. J E. Hemmerle, Mr* are urged to attend. Visitors are will ha taught at'the church on were approved. Mra. Terry Bird, Barbara Lea Stone, Ruth Ann base for a regular meeting. welcomed and thera will be a Tueiday, Frb. It, beginning al in charge of Minion Study, an­ Vail, Danell* Wright and Margaret The-members voled to sponsor Mr*. George Eick Cl. Roller, Mrs. T A. Stilea, and nursery. that there would be a Wolfe. Those attending were Mr*. th* hostesses. 10 a m. with a covered dish nounced Mr*. Robert Berg’s Girl Scout minion iludy Tueiday,. Frb. 21, The Garden Club luncheon will be The belated birthday gifts were Gan**, Mrs. Murray, Mr*. Ralph luncheon at noon. The book will In, the form of a covered diah presented each member by Mrs. Troop with Mrs James Corbett rep­ Dean, Mrs. Bales. Mr*. Truluck.1 held In the Mayfair Inn starting at b* taught by Brother Fred Fish­ luncheon. f U;I3 p. m. Warzen E. Knowles and Mr*. resenting lha club on the troop com­ Mr*. Taylor Brown, Mr*. John er. Mri. Bird had received a thank Jamea Cailann representing Rrta mittee. A letter wai read from a you card from Mr*. Blair for "a Sigma Phi. Cake and soft drinks It was announced (lul lha follow­ Morgan. Mrs. W V. Roberts, Friendship League MONDAY ^ ir c h memoer who li in the love gift , f nt to her at Chriitmai were served to members and ing committeemen were appointed Mrs. G. D Bishop Jr.. Mr*. House Has Valentine Box holder. Mr* John Angel, Mr*. F, A benefit Dessert Bridge and Ca­ hospital thanking the circle for a lime.'* at a recent meetnig: parliamentar­ L Woodruff HI. Mrs, William gueats. nasta Parly for the hospital will h* gift. lira M. N. Cleveland welcomed ian, Mrs. Howard Wolf#; refresh­ Bush and the hostesses. Suooer Feb. 14 held by the Woman's Club in the l’lani were made to adopt a a new member, Lucy Nelson and ment*. Mrs. Gerald Vineyard: ANNOUNCEMENT • . Anprnximatelv 33 people attend­ Club house starting al I p. ®. Those child In (he childrens' ham* In all of the members were urged membership. Mr* Jamea Parsons; Sanford members of the Daugh­ ed the Friendship League’* Valen- coming are asked to bring their Lakeland and send tha child an to visit and ask otheri to come ter! of the American Colonist* hnspllallty, Mr* Robert Herdman; Orchids Are Topic tine box iupner held in the Con own card*. allowance each month Alio plans to the circle, enlertainmcnt, Mr*. John Fuller; are urged to make reservation* frrgallnnal Chureh, Tuesday. Bet* Sigma Phi 5ororlly will meat to have a linen ahower for the Those present were Mra. E. C. for the Slate Assembly whirh will and publicity, Mrs. Ernesl Lem- For Circle's Talk Held in the Fellowship hall of ai 1301 E. Seminole Blvd. al ■ p. m. horn* were discussed. Harper, Mrs. M. N, Cleveland, b# held at The Flamingo In NIiami im Ihe church, league member* pro­ Mr*. Herb Stenstrom and Mra. Mr*. W. H Murray gava a Mra. Terry Bird, Mr*. S. D. All Beach, March 22. | Mrs James Corbet!, due to ab Bv Mrs. L. Spencer vided bo* suppers decorated with Francis Slrnsirom a* hostesses. llftwardship talk and the session red. Mr*. J. I! Truluck, Mrs. H They are to make reservations sence at the regular installation The Mimosa Circle of the San­ a Valentina theme. The hnxes were Pledges are asked to make a spaw ii adjourned with prayer. ,D. Stanley, Mrs. !!. V. Nelson „ „ . „ . „ , with Ihe Flamingo Hotel as soon was Installed at the session is ford Garden Club met recently at auctioned off by Mr* II. W Shu rial effort to attend and bring #n«e preaent were Mrs. Alma Jr . Mr*. H.S. Dugftir. Mrs. J. B. possible. II was suggested that treasurer. the home of Mrs. W. Moya with man to the gentlemen of the their pin* to turn In. Culley, Mrs. Rudd, Mrs. Floy Fields, Mrs- C. L. McManus, .Mrs.; attending the Assembly- Rcfreshmenla wer# served and Mrs. J. Jarrell a* rn-hnsiesi. A LITTLE BOY JACKET Is crowd who then received the favor1 Britt. Mr*. J. P. Wilson, Mr*. P. Martha Marshall, and Mrs. Cowan , h„uld arrive on March 21. 1garnet were played. - * paired with • skirt pleated la Delicious refreshments, carrying | of eating with the lucky young TUESDAY P- Campbell, Mrs. l». C. Glffs, Jr. th* cottier front and back. Tha nut the Valentine motif were, lady. Mrs. It. T. Humphrey, Mrs. W. P. Circle No. Fiva The Dependable Class of Ihe First ault la In navy, groan and bleak served The seisloa then opened Mra Shuman also donated a Pineapple O at Crisp Yesley, Mrs. W. A Kratzert, Mrs Mrs. Bi-a Newsome had eharge Black Watch plaid wroaL ... "beautiful" lamp as first rrlsa i MwIbodUg Church will meal at • by reading the Garden Collect. W. H Murray. Mrs H. W Ruck- of tha session which opened with for Ihr highest bidder. This went , Orchids, » big subject, was tha ar, Mrs. W. E. Giles and Mrs. J. th* repeating of Ihe watch word. topic for the February meeting. In Clyde Stinson. After th# supper G. Sharon Mrs. Abrahams then led the group Guest »peaker, Mrs L. E Spencer Mr*. George J. Baumbach of Fern Clrlce No. Two in prayer. spoke on growing orchids, various Park, ihnwed many colored three Th* circle mel in the Woman's Mrs, Francis Roll gave Ihe de­ varielies, soil for each'kind and dimensional tildes many of which Bible Classroom with Mrs, B C. votional using as her subject, "It how to cultivate. she had taken at the laying of the Pt-nro, chairman, presiding. Mrs. I* All Right To Chang* Ynur She stated orchids were not too corner stone of Ilia church In Nov­ C. L. Park, vice chairman, led Mind.” She brought out the difficult to grow and did not need ember of t933. in tlte opening prayer and check- thought that after careful con­ at much rare as other plants. ad the routine records on member- sideration. changing one’s mind Differmi varieties were demon­ •hip and clforls made to enlist is a sign ol maturity and strength. strated by polled plants. Reports Submitted ether women in mission work. Mr*. R. F. Conner brought *'a Everyone enjoyed this "InleresiShe introduced Mri. W. 0. Stan- wonderful stewartffhlp lesson” on Ing at well ai Informative" lec­ By Various Heads Mil aa a new member "Our Attitud# Toward Money.” ture. Mra. C. Wallis, rhalrman, Mrs. A. J Peterson gave tha Report* were made on the visit announced atl future events. A t Circl* Session devotional “Handling Disappoint- to the County home and announce­ Tha minutes of lha last mretlng Mrs. James Blenkenshln presided ments." Mrs. Moor# reported on menti given. wer# read and approved. Those f’iurprli# alurk shower box” to I The arislnn w** rioted with a present were Mrs C. Chorpenlng, over the meeting of Ihe Anna Mill­ r*. Brothers, a Florida nuptial 'prayer. Those atirfldlnajvgr*Jdrx0 Mrs C tlarkey. Mrs. W Hoffman, er Cirri# Tuesday ermine when tolsslona^p^T* M fflH t. « at*o’N *^f*U afto),^ rtT ^ ln lif iu l, G?r Miss Kay Henalngrr, Mra. II. Ihe group mel at th# Elks Cluh. Varlmia chairmen submitted re­ read *n ialirastlng letter from n. Drake. Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Lederhaus, Mrs. B. .McWhorter. ports he approved by Ihe mem­ bar. Mis. Re* Newaonie. Mr*. R. R. Mrs. F. Palmer. Mrs. R. Partin, bers. In Following the meetine ad Community mission work was Beck. Mrs. John Abrahams and Mrs. Ray Peck, Mr* R. Reeley, planned for the month under the Mrs. A. L. Thomas. Hot, apiry Pineapple Oat Criap ia an anawar to hm y homemaker* Mrs. M Swankhnui. Mrs C. Wal­ inurnment. Ihe ladle* enjoyed auoervlslon of one of the mem­ wlm want lo aerva an eaay-to niaka Ailing deaaeit. T h rre’e no long Circle No. Six lis. Mrs. II Rchrens. Mr*. W visiting together. lima preparation—Juat arrange tha pineappla in tha baking diah, Present besides Mrs Rlankenbers. Mra. Myers gave an "in­ Circle Six mel in the Home­ Moya, and Airs J. Jarrell. then sprinkle with the nat-rruinh mittur*. «hln sere Mr* P-lcr Ruhir, Mrs, teresting'1 talk on stewardship maker* el***room with the chair Tli# rru n th v oat topping, rich with brown sugar and hotter and pele nnwersox Mr* Eddie fttoul. and Mr*. Martin, mission *tudy man. Mr*. Clyde Humphrey pre lightly spiced w ith’rinnamnn, ia an simple to makr. It hakre to a m ap Mr* W J. Clarke. Mrs. E. J. chairman, brought highlight* on siding. The session was opened randy-liVr lever, tha perfect rovar uii for chunk# of pineapple-and Moughlnn Jr., Mr*. Richard Maoea, colorful slier# of maraachino chsrnea. Either rrgular or quick-cooking |om* and Foreign Mission with a prayer by Mra. E. A. Covrolled oata can be need. Mr* Edward Pox, Mr*. Gene o Fork” a* given in die Baptist ington. Since Una deaarrt ia an good eerved warm, ynu ran put It in lha Walter, Mr*. Larry Bennett Mr* Two new members. Mr* F. IT. Magazine. She urged the women Mr. and Mrs. E A Perry of Clara Williams. Mrs. Clavlnn ovrn juat before dinner. T h rn bring it In lha table right in lla own to lubscriha and read the book Anderson and Mrs. L, A. Phillips baking diah, reeling it in a pretty wrought won rack or on a colorful Miami have hern the house guests Smilh, Mrs, Robert Thomas, Mrs. Those attending were Mr*. J. 11. were welcomed. Th*. WMU watch ceramic til*. of Mr. and Mri. II. E. Mnrria and R, H Gohhell. Itreakfaat cereal* ar# a willing ally to nutriifnn-m indrd, budget* Wright, Mri. B. C. Moore. Mra. word was repealed in unison and son Ernie. wise homemaker* When uaed aa an ingredient they add variety. Mrs. Mnrrle Hose*. Mrs. Roy Fred Myers, Mrs. G. S. Reiman, reports given by Ihe officer*. Interest, Aavnr and testura, and they *r* inexpensive. In addition to Chnrpenlne Mrs J. M Cameron. Mr*. II. G. Finch, community Mrs. Charles Park, Mri. W. O thee* qualitira, breakfast rarest* make im portant ronlrihuliona of Put a half eup of sugar, a half Mr* C. II Stafford. Mr*. Greg • Stan veil, Mrs. Grace Bishop, Mri. mission chairman, (old of work firntrin, tha It-complag vitamin*, minerals, and food energy. Look cup of water and a Uhlaspoon Klnlaw. Mrs. Harrv Kent, and W. C. Hrumley, Sirs. A. J. Peier done for tha month of January n the broakfaat cereal* on vnur kitchen ahelf for added variety and or an of I#n on juic# In a email Mra Harold Kaalner. nutrition tha n a it time you make daaaart*, Bookie*, braada, randraa, ion, Mrs. Effia Hewvon, Mra. f! and planned work for February. aaurrpan; atir over tow haat un­ pi* crust, eauSna, or m eat toavaa. Mrs. W. P. Brooke Jr. read a , Martin. Mra. J. F. Newly and til the augar dlaanlv**, Roil, V A T D Y ED BLUE D E N IM letter form Mrs G. E Crenshaw, Flsmappla 0*1 Criap R. II. Dann. Do you usually add eatery tn without itlrring, for five minutes. the missionary to the Seminole Clscle No. Three I bopa pineapple, chunk \ i eup sifted aB-purpoa* your bread stuffing for poultry 7 Use this sugar syrup over grape­ atyla 2 (H ouncel ran* dour Mri. W. D. Gardner opened Indiana, and all member* wer* B O Y S' F U L L C U T JE A N S fruit sections mixed with diced Next time try substituting chop­ H run maraachino cherriea, 1 eup rollari oata. uncooked tha macting with a devotional us- urged In attend tha mission study ped apple for part of tha celery. banana for a dessert, cut in half Lj cup brown sugar Now Penney'* HI* Mm Jean# tng aa har them# "Th# Storyy of elasa planned for Feh. 21- Mr* I f cup granulated auger > teaspoon salt ar* T«t-ri>rd to wash without the Good Samaritan” and closed Breckenrtdg# then gave th# de I u Dies poo n lemon juir# 1 teaspoon cinnamon (ulor Imt . . . wear without with a praytr for Cirri* No. vntional and lha session dosed in l i cup melted hu tter or margarine color rubbing off, Ruggedly tonThree. Mre. B, F. McWhort- prayer. A rrant* fruit In 10 ■ • ■ 2-Inch baking diah. Sprinkle rrtth sugar atrurted of in.ounra Sanforised and Itmon Jutv*. Combine dry ingredient#, add melted hutter. mlaing ar, president, opened the »e»iion Thnve present wer# Mrs Clyde denim. Penney'* •« * full (ttt. until crumbly. Rpnnkle m im b m ltlu rt over fruit. Bake in a moderate with routine huslnasi. , Humphrey, Mrs. H. E. Turner, oven i3M)*-375*F.) 30 minute*. Barva w a rn a* cold w ith lop milk ar - Mri. Williams, community mis-'Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr., Mrs. G atom, reported that money was Roller. Mr* Hen Burka, Mr* Turgnen to Judge Ernest Iloushnld- ner Lodge, Mrs. S. A. H Wilkinar for th* purchasing of Biblei son, Mrs. J. A Strange, Mrs. Brailey Odham, Mr*. J. G. Finch, tor th# Juvanlt* Welfare. Mri. Robert Williams read a Mr* Fred Anderson, Mrs. L. A. letter of lhanki from Mra. Johns Phillips, Mrs. E, A. Covington at th* children'* **tni and Mrs. and Mrs. Breckcnridge- RJWTfiSla S fisA A onah « IfotL 5 ove {3.29 W A SH A N D W EA R 0U-KR0R-12 C itruj All Day Long ■A **? THOI’H A I. VITAMIN CAPSULES SLACKS With CmtoUln* S -ll Liver, Iran, ALL COLORS n O H T H I D D E N H U N O K R I F r e z r o M I news th e th re a t a l “ h id d e n ”-th *a porifof partial vitamin daencteney inoi raieir 0a u ™ biuna*i u n cai’-th a lM n e f' that_M*ely •ie i” hot drains aw ay youi vitality so slowly, so Nloatlatsly you don’l'ioaUie whot s happontng. right this hlddoa. oraoping (tarvatloa that leava* ytiarntn-dalletoBi '*J?4S* ” *** $9,95 , , . sobbed ol boalth. Fight It with OLA iEBON-U. th# < ■aw ytiamin formula that may aid you lo ■ tills H * new llnllw ttfhU In blend* of dacron and rayon Spring alncka a rt tha nnawer for comfort and gennonty. T Waah and dry in minulga, Tailored by Marx-Mad* and m FIFTY tine* vmm, for orufM and grapefruit mod ton*re aud help build up naiaUac* to the cold* i ilia that aeo swooping the country. fortunately, thia ii I Florida’* frvah lYuH I* in ahundanco. and tnoet m id. In your local marheU. You'll And frequent spec HIGGINS. with Ah« Nurchdw »f • k d ttlt •» IOO m aactionin*. ehaoeo heavy thia-ikinntd frapefruit I rWtTSSuwf) and the Temple er»ng«». the variety ■riae* when it comee to *aey pooling. Remove the y A par* an apple, and nvaranowl tyou'U went torav iwajr ali the outer white meetbrent. Then lift■eo*h i mi away from the dividing laemhranee at each aide. LITTLE OR NO IRONING NEEDED * USE OUR LAY AWAY RoumllUt A Andarxm On The Corner By Tha Clock i ....... *a »• ar 1147 Walgroea Agasvcy Q iitt. 0 MEN'S S L IM , T R IM A N D LOW ! B O Y S' W E ST E R N JEA N S 32& WEARF I . 1 I 1 N Penney'* Fore meet ]*nna hi lha low hip huiilnp *tyl* that hoy* Ilk*. Sturdily aessm super l i f t -ounce d*nim that'* rant tough Banforlud for a lasting fit What a' great Penney valuat mMm w m T.‘ i -I ^ '! flf, ! �• - 9 y A lan Mm * '( 7 m F A $ T -$ K iA * < m 3CO 0/M 9 T M H fi TAUUHASBRI ((jW-Florida and Florid* State opes formal athletic relations tomorrow sight swimming' tesma state ustvsnUiee dash hi a dual mart here. The coetert wUJ m art the Brat time the Qatora and Semlaalee hay* met tn a regularly scheduled athletie event They meet in base­ ball, track, g d f tod tomtit later thj| spring. Both Floride and FSO wfB cater tomorrow night’s meet with S-t records. Both have been beaten by the same Texas ASM teams and by almost Identical teore*. However, Florida la rated • far orito becfUM Florida State must recognise Southeastern Conferee** rules In this meet and will not be able to use Ha classy froehmen. Under thla restriction tha Semiwill be limited to seret swimmers through ell nine evento. The Gstors will be led by diver Craig White and sprinter Don Read. White has not been beaten this year and Rsad has bceen a consistent winner in the U and 100-yard freestylsi. FSU will counter with distance man Graham Teschke and sprinter lim Julian. Julian Is holdsr of th* data record la the 90-yard free­ style. > FSU athletic bushiest manager Eddie Cubbons sakl Ihe meet Is • sellout. Tha FSU pool seats only 900 but arrangements have been made to accomodate 490. Athletic teams from pis two univarsities have met previously dur­ ing the Gator Bowl Baskstbsll Tournament at Jacksonville and s t track meets Is which other schools competed. Faced with an ultimatum from the Board of Control the two schools schsduled sach other la football last fall starting In 199S and said they would try to work out a contest In 1997 If possible. Tha board directed the schools swd qowb. Tem r earn mani Holy to meet In football and all other crumb, Adam I If yoa ware your omm bm l you'd hi ready sports. At GalnelvUlo, FSU was looked lo 9 o Id O ^fonda, aod boM * i upon aa tha favorite. Florida Coach Jack Ryan arid “All of FSU’* compatitlv* times are batter than doer oura this season." Florida awlmmsre, In addition to White and Read are Al Car­ penter In the 440 and medley racee. Jim Warmlsgton In the HO, George Duganne In tha backstroke, Bob Fisher In tha sprinta, George Car­ ter and Charles Walden In the breaststroke. jfliry , I* Mart Hkaly would w h o rtSdsua declare—«loud—hJa right to f«tr hia own wuy, to Baa Me cam S fti ptok hla own w m n rtad, bp golly, M A m tad ■brought bar tuniiy M to Mm ttwn ■top agalart Adam, why. he'd bade her — oe aap e a r n - k m dotopU tfctn g; U t e t f c r t l — He eet silent, tart M p a w rttmUarlag like ■ magrta, Meass after they reached the a o m Mies, ahe ant cm U the tnaek, tertttnp with nnlnudJaw, using her epee, 'hVr smile, the touch cd her henda .to define her claim eprai Adam's .attention. Becoming aware at her no L M. N on*/ Legal Notice fa 'tU W J J T M * Foolish W ind M csnca n r p n o o w w o tM oisa WOl fo b [ j T i i a closuo o r a moao po. w h o m it m a y e o n c m tifi t [ T m will tak e notion th a t the beard of fo u n ts C om m luloesre, ei UkSO o'clock > m, on th e Slh (Ur If March, a. D, IMS, a t th e C ountr tkuirt linos* In Msilford. Florida, prtri eonstdir and dslsrm lnn w h.lh* |r or not th . County w ill oloss, laeste, rsnouooa and djaelnim npr h n t of th* County and th* publle bo and to th* land d*lln*nl*4 upon 111 map nr plat r*eord*d In l.m lItir. County, Florida which said first!, tenia or hiahw ny is mor* m riiatilsrly dsterlh sd *• followsi ■ Marvin Avemi. a* appaara In ' pint of WlMmsrs, nooordlne to '-W at Book L p * i* i l l . ths a • known a* t e l V and t a a p a r i < 1 rsssrvntlon and furtlinr d*«* ' etlbsd ns being from th* w**t« ' a lly Id s* of Lot 1, tllooh It, . am andrd pint or W lldm ir*/ A eaordlne to I 'ts t llook i, page If). *nst*rly to th* w .e f.i'Ir •d s* of I.ot« S and S. Trlnnats* dal*, tocordlna tn r u t Booh S, pka* II. . K n it H trest a* th * nam* s r o a s r s In th* I'U t of w iid m tr* so , cording to P U t Book i, pace l i t , and fu rlh a r described u> belna from th* Intaraaotlon of old M arvin Avanue a n d E a s t tr* * t. N orth to th * In tetee o , •Sion of tvildm ar* Av.tiu* *■ t h s Who* si-i-esr* la a m sndsd p la t of WiTilm.r., a n n o rd ln f S Cvrsll l l s r m o n y 0 * a r O r asm fftiitnbi* no* Ilap n y F rsddl* i.«e Uatkbat i . i f s in l i t t no g u ln ltla f l - l ) Jf.fO F s a r th ■ * •» —* / 1< “ roo Onto T >*pt T im a B lsanr Tlmi A naii «l* Itio d i Uulnti F ifth A s k s m n t* l l l s n k A l> * Jttfc Tire T ab •psedetsr, tomw e/te wn*—« C a a n T u irt. Moon Maid* i w w ft? r*tth lu O olnttu1'ff-l* IUW I 'f s e f e .. j ' tk founty**A^lorl*/*4, * ’ ■f k i s , >s?r,D«"srMr l:i! ^ " ^ o o T V iit »uth Kir* —a7ia Im iu tim as.* Itoonty OndMB t .t o I f f O n ito iam sn d 4.S0 f t * lH *n tiny*] g u ln ts ls tf-S ) H U H svrntk Mar* —4 /1 * MB* f l m Tiimbl* T op,** t l . l l a.o5 P a rry P trst* 11.10 t i n 's F rts ifl / Utllnlsla (»■«) j f j e Mupar > r* d , K m phaatsar, m T hird iso K flk lh Itars—r / n M ta T h u a t e & ‘i & n W ii: r*v'Rs«a W s d n ts d a r sbal ) * 1.1 l.tO j tn ISO FI*** Mas* —a/is Mit*>» via ton onntaTS UirU M Mlarkad ^ f t n a , army Aoll*r FlaUI, J.to u r . u ln lila U -« ) ____ Swiss SUM —a/ia HUM ThN at .a M .“fctjarbafltti ■ v * rhatk e*'1- * b is jUrlndl* S 'ritad i t.I T l l ta 1 411 Mil* —O ra ls O Whit tistl f.ae ,son BrronC II*** tlay Judrasa, lira Iravrl atrip. Ilr«n* Command** J, W. 4.10 Iso da, fMorta* -----------B* 't.lftar. ■* npaadiltr'* Q uln l* l, |4 -I) J f.M »i “a t"ll*'L l i * '- ie /V P H it* I k M - ).S0 4.00 Ban is* i.s i:so , w va Mas . ' w c o o /ir ty t 0 * 9 $ T * A M * ~ 7 N e O H l9 t SM O l/LP M4UB 7 H S /X M O S T f M t c g t t r e / i 4040& Q M C Z f9 S > S 9 i * # £ * 7 # iy * r * 0 i r MM/UA* Terriers Stretching Unbeaten String fourihrankrd Louisville. «f#elt a 40 By ED WILKS point drubbing by Xavier (Ohio) The Associated Frets Ts St. Francis of Brooklyn really Monday after accepting an NIT one of tha neglected glints of col­ berth, righted Itself with in 14-74 lage basketball? Dr are the Ter- victory over Kentucky Wesleysn, rieri, rated No. 13 In this week's Bill Uhl, Dsyton’s seven loot, cen­ Associated Press poll, simply pull­ ter, scored 18, followed by Carmen ing a fast on* by knocking off a Rlaiil and soph Arlen Bockhorn few "big names" which aren’t with 18 each, as the Flyers pliyed what Coach Tom Blackburn termed what they used In be Tha Terriers barged past Brook­ their best game since he-llng Utah lyn College 94-74 last night—giving and Kentucky last December, them 193 points within 34 hours— Elsewhere, once-besten a n d and stretched their unbeaten string ninth-ranked Temple wnn Its 18th. to 10 game* NlT-bound St. Francis shutting out La Salle 12-0 In Ihe and San Franciaco .are the hnly last Sty minutes for a 80-97 margin; North Carolina, rated No. 10 na­ major unbeaten teams, Some Ware ready to rank the tionally, took the undisputed Atlan­ Terriere right b*hlad top-rated San tic Coast Conerencn lead by de­ Francisco—nursing a record major feating Wake Forest 77-73 as Len college winning atreak of Al games Rosenbluth counted 33 points; and —after watching St, Francis wal­ 8L Louis, making It l-forg on the lop Manhattan, a soso ronlender road this aaasan, gained a ihara of for a poetseaaoa berth, 99-78 Tues­ Ihe Missouri Valley Usd with Hous­ ton by smacklag Bradley 73 83. B. Hunter Is 29th day night. And some New York observers, The toughest game of ths night To Sign Contract maybe a little eager to end the was played at Fort Worth, where NEW YORK UK—Shortstop Billy famine of standout local players Rmilhero Methodist, rated !21h In Huntar, fully racoverad from a and teams, were even comparing tha nation, showed championship leg Injury, becama tha ]9th Naw the Terriers’ *7 Al Innli* favor­ form In overcoming Texas Chris York Yankee today to sign his ably with the Dons’' All America flan* urprla poMWiinn (aclira 2922 to ols'er its Southwest Con­ 1990 baseball contract Terms were Bill Russall. not disclosed. Jnneis, a sophomore, took the ference lead. --------------------IX Hunter, who Eve* In Baltimore, raves In stride against Brooklyn came to tha Yankee* last winter College and earns down with 37 re­ In the 10 player deal which also bounds, a Terrier record while Weekly Tourney brought pitcher Bob Turley, The Capt. Dan Mania, a 9-1 senior, was Winners Revealed lattnr algned bla contract yester­ tops with 39 points. Winners nf two weekly tourna­ The Terriers, whose only "name" day. Tha 97-yaarold fctlelder wQl be victims have been St. John’*, Seton ments have been announced by one of 10 candidates for the short H*U and Manhattan, have three the Stanford Women's Golf Also* stop spot Ra played In M games regular aeaaon games left—against elation. The "Myatery Partner*’’ tourna­ with tha Yankaea last yaar before tourney hopeful St. Joseph’s (Pa.) played Wednesday Jan, 28, being sent to Denver tn August. Saturday and Iona and Siena next ment, was won by Miss Dot Powell and weak. He bad only 1* lamas at Denver While St. Francte wai rolling Mrs. D II. Mathers, first place; when he fractured hie leg. Jim Parker gnd Mrs. Fred along last night, saeond-ranked Mrs. Perkins, second place; with a He Dayton, ala* headed for the NIT, between Mrs. Price Heard and M . Souchok Out made M 19-1 by shaking Memphis Mrs. Jeanne Foulk for low putts. Stata’a tourney hopes 94-74. And The "If* Tournament wa« play. To Defend Crown #d Wednesday Feb. 8 with win­ RAN ANTONTO, Tml W-BIg a* the Raid of 1B moved out In ners: Class A, Mra. P. O. Hart; Mika Souchak, tbu long (Wear from the opening round of the *30.000 Class B, Mrs. Carmen Such; Clast Oroestagart, N. T., srt out today tournament. Final tune-up rounds C, * lie between Mrs. R. Gto d*fand hla Tams Opan golf yesterday Indicated that the par 72, Petera and Mra. Harry Woodruj championship and the touring pro­ 9,479 yard eours* would take a Low putts wai won by Mrs. Joi fessionals thought he bad a good hefty hammering. Crawford. ♦ chance ol doing M. I . J. (Dutch' Karri**, tie tour­ nament rstara n from S t Louis, TOPS IN GREYHOUND liked Souchak fat the tun for the H .M first monay beoauae the Ft. RACING TH R U A P R IL 11 Sam Houston course le ao open and puts a premium na the long hitter. Sw R A IN OR S H IN S But there were favorite* aplenty Tha D i t F»fiU Haadkgp TeuraamMt al J m Sanford Womax's GeU AMoeiaUox baiaa Fab. First Match winnari, announced ytstorday art: Mra. Jtanna Foglk who defeated Mra. F. D. Scott; Mra. Blaadt Nicely datoated Mra Prlea Heard; Mra. D. H. Mathara defeated Mra. W. K. Me Roberta; Mra. Carmaa Such dafaatad Mra. R. W. Herron; Mra. E. » Smith defeated Mra. Chartea Meaka; Mlia Elian Salta dafaatad Mra. Earl H!g|tnbatham; Mra. T. F. McDanitl defeated Mra. H. K. Ring; Mra. F 0. Hart dafaatad Mra. Harry Woodruff; Mra. An­ drew Carraway dafaatad Mra. Fred Perkins; Mra. John Craw­ ford defeated Mra. Hugh Whalchal Sr.; and Mra. toaa Adama by de­ fault from Mra. C. F. Fitton. Byea ware drawn by Mra- E. C. Hayman, Mra. Andy Marsh, Mrs. Hate! Porter, Miss Ceclle Heard, and Mra. Charles Bloom. The second match Is In be played by Sunday Feb. 19. Those playing will be; Mra. Jeanne Foulk and Mra. Blanche Nicely; Mrs. D. H. Mathers and Mra. Car­ man Such; Mra E. B. Smith and Miss Caelle Heard; Mrs. Ross Adams and Mra. Hatel Porter; Miss Ellen Betts and Mra. E. C. Hayman; Mra. T. F. McDaniel and Mra. Andy Marsh: Mra. P. 0. Hart and Mra Charles Bloom; Mrs. Andrew Carraway and Mra. John Crawford. Rail of Famara Daisy Vanea and Jimmie Fete will be In. strutters at the Florida Gulf Coeat Baiehall School In Tampa. Tk* school opens Feb. 10. Bobby Boyd Wins tO-Round Decision CHICAGO DP—la a brawl tfaV had Ihe aspects of Juat about tvery thing—wrestling, football and bull righting—longreaching Bobby Boyd won a split 10-round decision over nigged Eduardo Laussa last night. Baird, staggered several times by the Argentine's vlcous left hooks, piled up hla edge with a harpooning laft Jab and head work. in fact, Charlie Johnston, man­ ager of the 21-year-old Laussa, ir(| piled after teh nationally televised scrap In Chicago Stadium that Boyd used his head so well he bulled open an angry gash be­ tween Eduardo's eye* to the thir l round. "An eight-ounce glove couldn't Have opened * cut in a place tike that," said Johnston, who also con­ ceded that it roulrl have been ac­ cidental. "It we* ; fcei*. £sd f Jarring effect of It held my ert back enough for two rounds to affect tha outcome." Laussa, third ranking middle • weight who had been undefeated In 32 starta and scored 49 knnrkouls In 81 victories, was ■ bleeding harassed fighter thereafter. But ha got Boyd In trouble at limes only to have the 22-ydar-old Chicago Negro swarm hack In savage ral lies. Bobby, eighth ranked et® lender, egrhed’.HlI ninth klralihl triumph and now has V J* :-'«-2 r»rord In a claim for a shot at Ihe middleweight crown. Each weighed 180 pounds. USED CAR SPECIALS *51 FORD CONV. »49 MERCURY 4-DR. '49 PONTIAC % " 4-DR. »49 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR ’49 FORD 4-DOOR ’48 CHEVROLET 4-DR* *46 MERCURY 4-DR. ’46 FORD CLUB CPE. ’51 MERCURY 4-DRk *595. *395. *295. *295. *295. *195. *195. *145. *695. *52 PACKARD 4-DOOR ’52 DODGE CORNET CLUB CPE. ’53 FORD 4-DOC andnr month* from w riting, and shall at* of r**td*n«* and neat « o f th* eU iu n n t, and lb to by th* claim ant, I hi* attorney, and any ■ ilm a vnnn nf lit notice. DO G l RACIN G tall b* In th a alas* I. adnreae b* ewnrn agent or i m i n t or a u a *48 CHEVROLET PA NEL i TRUCK *d..r L ° u V A B r.M (except tiundsy) M atinees Wed* f t S a t, 2 P . M, ** IN DININO ADYINTURH JjEM I N O L I PARK • A ll N ew Track RACEW AY, 1 H eated Stands V alet Parkin* SULKY ROOM f t PADDOCK ROOM -C O C K T A IL LOUNGE-* • Photo Tim ing • * A ustralian Tote • Jerry Collins, M gr. Betty, Re MInara g inrjsssnutsA w INC, M l 1411 IT E V 1 N IN 0 r i O M NOW O N D fC U m iN O SUNDAYS C I MP L E T S D IN N ER S 7 R 0 M I1 A I —DIRECTION*— m HUNT-McROBERTS ■. L IN C O L N — b r- - ■ /» 1M N. Pllnotlo At*. M ERCURY SEE U S T O D A Y FOR T H E BEST LUMBER COMP ANY T w b Wert At Rtd Arrow B U Y IN A G O O D U SED C A R :W’ * �. . _____ S It h i Worth A aythtac It's W orth A d m t l d a i la CLASSIFIED ADS ______________________________________________ ;— TH E SANFORD HERALD_________________________ Thurn. F*K 1§, IM S Want* tlva oat rraio tawa? MUST SACRIFICE Threa bedroom house with 1 acre THREE BR House. Dining room of land. Priced at 83500. W ehoa equipped, v e n e t a i i bllndi. ipic# haiUr, fir* plica, NEAR HOSPITAL Rirl* by Bio Catalina Drlvethan 11201 E n t 4th St.—Three Bedroom cill for appointment. Phoaa Horn* ready for occupancy. Total 3333, price only n.SOO. Also Two and Three Bedroom hornet under construction. Terms if deilred BC Cam with Harrow and frost CuitJvatori. ^ THE OLD HOME TOWN ■*'»*infrwwo By STANLEY n*uut SILLY P U P U w H fc A SbWJIS^fiSSB ... H 9 S B B S A M A N WITh ] ^ / ^ .. " w ■ / iB MT P Radio i X P i!i TELEVISION ■ns i.Mr irAv"0"'* 3ff£Sk8 *A T a a sw a sr Jl I .UT* mE/tCURy • TS-s a tsrt* F m s'a a r Ot»i H eat 13th S I -Aitoto .4 p R jt f Sowiag Mathlaea aad Repairing A S H O P P /A lft B A G MB YM/AJKS H E * A ^EDS33C3DF BERTS 131 S. Park Pkane 17d i C totm itag *•* BfMtr C O M P ffT lT o m M A IL CAWreiBJB A N ^ HE Piano Itil Died Thor Automatic Washer IM 11887 gaafprd Aye. ’ W A N T S T t i V m A s i s H INI*OFF Used Outboard .................. 18.18 O U G IB O U T B -jMIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Used Refrigerator ........... — 14.99 al U7 M Park Phaee m Used Friildalre................. 34 81 TYPING • LETTER WRITING Robert abort A. WIQJjum. RaaHar PROMPT SERVICE Used Outboard ................. 18.98 lay Bayaoid UaAfaitt, Aaaaeiau rHONE 3118 -• . sswuiw “•••»» !•■ * • - Lei* - Aeraai* Phoaa hoaa 1*73 Atlaatit Bath Sdv. 404 Sanford Ail. Nil']. Bank BldJ.. id 3 H. P. F lN ito aa 7 ° Laura B. Oaier Outboard ..................... 38.1 CREDIT BUREAU O r SANFORD ..jaaactaed Mdaa. t ^ * U J r h o tfl?4fr INCOME TAX Ufrllerator ............ — 3913 New I bedroom houae outside of 111 g(t Stov* ........ ............... 99.!)R Prompt Service 1™ city- Concrete bioch. nieajy fura* fa H. P. Firestone Motor .... M#i IN Wnodmff.Perkln* Bldg, tit St. lihad, with four lots, tio.soo.oo. Power Lawn Mower ........... 87 99 May b* had without furniture NOT A PROJECT! * >333x10 Like New Firestone ENVELOPES, latlerheids. atatT if desired. Oood terms available. 1UT Horn** of Real Individual!- . Tires A Tube* ....... ea. 7?.oo mint*, Invoices, hand bills, and BUT— r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive “ »t Brittany Farm Horn**, Early Childs Plant ................ ........ MM New 3 bedroom house, concrete Used Inner Tube* .............. 44c rioting Co. Phone 4ob — 403 W A N T AD block, cer oorta, utility room, mtrieaa, Ultra Modem, Con­ |Used Tires . .. ................. 3.00 up West 13th St. fio.soooo Terms. ventional A f r • n e h Colonial type*. FIRESTONE STORKS T.V ~REPAIRS * Room hmijf, two lot*, hfe oak RATES •Till 10 p.m. Satvira Calls *3.00. 111 Kant Ini St. trees for shade. Block »nd frame BUILT On Larje Land-raped \V A. Norris, Ph. 1330. J. if SANFORI), FLORIDA Tha Following R ates are now construction. Cat* porte. 18,100. Lots; In tha best of neighborHerrin, Ph. 280.1 J. Licensed Terms if wanted in e ffe c t W o o r, hoods. Technician, guaranteed work. h e a t in g IS* Par Lina for On* Inaartion REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Floor Furnace* and Circulators 18a Par Lin* far Thraa Imartiaea COMPLETE with aU the features J. W. H ALL, REALTOR H. B. PO PS COH INC. HBINSURANCE -I4B 14a Par Lin* far Fir* laaortioes you hava dreamed about such ••Call Hail’* rhona 1738 11* Par Lina for Each 21 In as colored General Electric ap­ Im SonUi Park Ava. Phase 144* aartioni. pliances and colored plumblni _ Window iUia _ Llatala NiCE Two Bedroom home, lake •fixtures. MINIMUM RATE: Mr . Flue Blocks - Cradle Rloeka Preferred Rales to Preferred front. Casselberry. See owner Oraas* Trap* - Dry Walla. Pollrvbolder* »»3 sanforn Ave. AND available al mtonable Miracle Qaotrato Ce 1FOR BENT -1 prlres with the best financing 130S Elm Ava Ph. 13.13 Inhn William* In*. Aitenc) 417 Sanford Ailanilc Bank A with minimum down-pay 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED Garage Apt. 1300 Phone 31 menu. USED Electne coin dispemee Mellnnville. HOMES drink bos. Good running eondiC.R.S. CONSTRUCTION tMfl. Ideal for bear storage hot. Wellborn C, Phillip*, JrHardwood floors — Tile Baths Can be saon at Tha Sanford WELAKA APARTMENT!: room*, Paved Carporu — Insulated ^ b p b b s s ib l b Youth ! Since 1940. Sanford’s Leading prtrata baths. 114. W, First St. I7*»5 10 4 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator. Ex­ IT AUTUM01IH.ES-TKAlI.EnS._IT I4B.1 Builder of homes for over l..VXi| cellent Condition )I00. Phone CdMPLETE down people. Sales Office: l-tltle Venice 1714-J. Holiaway, Hospital a n d B a h y V W '. It will nav YOU to see US before COCKER - Builder In l»ch Arbor. PtoAflJE fledi. Day, Week nr Month— 4fto LE^ v j r r * LANSDOWNK you buy. Open Evenings and ■8CNT8 Tel. 1423. Furntlura Canter— PHONE 1184 ORANGE CITY, FLA. Sundays. lift Wen First E aitaldr Trailer Sales, Coerugatad- IV*» Corrugated Palalka, Fla. Gat alt Your roofing needs at FOR RENT- Three Bedroom INVESTMENT Avalon Afta. House, nice condition. 173.00 a Sherman. ('osicr«t* Pipe ('o. 720 W. T hree Apartm ent Unit D A IL Y C R O S S W O R D V JUl 4..I I f month. Oul Weal Uth (U. Pb. iiaJ TRAILER 19.7.3 3rt\ KxnMIrnt con ACROM if ««. Two with two bedrooms each, one 4. Used to 21. Warp wtwk — •* xri.it |i :i. iu,i. i M,i illllon. all eonsenlrni'#* Oppo­ 1. Ditch** For your Real Kslale Needs: with one bedroom. All with lan e cover roofs, K lj« to ale JUertr tor P eg* is*# Hii.nrsri.Ra yam € » t-iun im .Ml J • J site Enterprise School. Can he Th i n a u a i I a r tic i .e s ''w anted ” 5- ! Living Room* and aapsrsle Cullen and H arkrv, Realtor* around walls or ab a leaiaa ana Apia. Phase 17. 22. Eskimo 1 ui:-i mu -4 t 1 Rl 8111(1 seen alter 4 pm. Herman Shad Ralhs. Near Churches and Shop­ eaatlea floor* 188 N Park Ava. Phaaa 1311. I D U liii-i i:-iut:irl * s Mnsinm Mmif kntf* dix. ping. This Is a good buy for inHighest CASH. TitADE IN prices iRR Wi-fl-1 AI Alt a. rartormaf A Pig pen 3.7. H a hrew Uf.il. F.l . I.T i f N EFFICIENCY ApartmaaL Suit­ come. n S l s r k .l l U r - m paid for used furniture, call tsiwi * ._ is U. Pathol 8 Vtpar able for kaehalor or aeupla. maaaura u iiii ;i, II:1*1 Mi* 1 Tmman* r*iin*i ll 838. Wllson-Miler Furnllura Co. 1032 TRAILER 2.7 li Two Itedroom «..*•» Amiris » li,son. ARTICLES FOR RALE a planet1 7. Foolish lltinX i Steam heat, jn v a u bath, show­ 2.7. U rg e Mobile Cruiser ult,i Jt II. ca­ I ll Sfiiili* at nsmlniti 311 F.. 1st st. 13. Cut, aa fancy er. Covenlanf B11 l-JII-T'J.v 11 cask bana. 32,8.30. Pluiite 1804-J .ifs.-r T (ID Ain-I.nl Cluh Rosa I- Payton. Broker aboard Ft. Wrxtinshousa Refrlgcra* A African tin, <j- t . |1 i > 3 p. m. T 11 r-.nlns Minis 38 Shield AaaabeUe Btofenderaoa. Ataneiala NINE 13. Ravtv# b p h . tix 18 HELP WANTED -18 t IB tor. Good romiiilon, a bargain. ,' C * .* 4' • r . A i s Vi.h.r rivar Albertsa T HaU, Aisoclala 37. A llon'a UuJ.-Jk Jli 111 IIU1 XI X'nr Simla 14. Lanfulahed 304 W. 3th st. UU. 1^. I, 8. Baking Pima* 2871 • homo r * ’ 1 * * 8 17-ti al Hiawaika •Maul (Mil tun _BOAfB . MOTORS _ | | J»W I nil.-I N.nmiv 18. Toward lh* MEN—Earn 32. per hour. Sal.-s , furnished Apt. Ph. 433-W. • chambar 30. Non. and Delivery. Experience not la* tnaut.) I.Vl II s l-s n v .iu n s BURROUGHS Cash register and 10. RhadM of altandanra I#.’If Si Hums With Musi* necessary. Must he able to meet TWO Bedroom furnished house. 18. Equip* adding machine combination. a primary IDIM ,\sn t 32. Greek latter ROItHON Sporting Goodt nubile. Part nr lull time. Walklin Phone 1A20-J-3 with man # Apply Garaie Apt. 113 W. 18th color 1100 a-in off 33. A rud* Produets, 238 3. Campbell 8t., 17. A gardener 18 ra rto f F.vlarude Salas A Service dwelling Daytona Beach. m i n ty would # _ t>______________ a Sowar 3*1 F. 1st HI. Phone 9M Visit ECHOLS Balcony 3*. Youth* MONNinr ua* ibis 11. A cutting Furniture Displayed for Easy and 37. Waatam NICE Rooms. |3. weekly. 1013-W. 31. Diving Mrrt IDA HELP WANTED (female) In.\ 20 FURNiTUHK H'hnldJio o d x _ ;n I M Sl«n On inmcnlrnt Examination. tool atat* • D 1 24. Put forth I u k i i l l t s a k .r * 30. Pound Hunk Had* 38. A fruit TWOBEDROOM House. Kltcaen B IB effort FOUNTAIN G IRLS Apply Mrs In offlcaa Complete withInncriprlnf Mai i • ; J '» Alirkal of tha pine t equipped, circulating Hester, UM non and, Faust's Drug Slore 9 But your Furniture at llrrry 's 28. Innate ,%*>W8 tresses, Ladder A Rail. (Can hr tmt wstar heater. Pnnn* 9131. warehouse Furn , Co , *i om W tI <91 1 B to 2;.1o p m. -h *•>«« OflnfS (111 30 Stewad 1 L 1 'J “ used as Twin Beds) |M ,\u C* T - T I n M. All miliunally adv. fur 7 a! X - « l < fruit TflHTE bedroom home unfurnish­ I M a III.IIS Al A n ian ra King Sir.* Hollywood H*da LADY MEAT WRAPPERS. AP nilure at warehnu-o prlres. 31 American I M Jn.-k.r • l-hnif. II ed 115.00. Robert. A. Williams I Guaranteed in Years PLY I.OVETTS-F. 3-rl SI. 7 / , I 10 Sliirmns r-.-ntinss hortlcuttur. rhnne 1813 80 X 8n lnneripring Mallress I «. HArmnii. Tim. 21 1-OST AND FOUND U tat • >lB »i 80 X 8n Box Spring , . . I12H 30 COLORED Woman can reprraenl tin ,14 Al \ln. .- r I IV to NICELY Furnished five room ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Headboard Mina llrlmllaa 33. Chief mouth (Dacorafnr ru stic ) Cosmetics Co and earn a good MIST—Last Friday In or near >J" M" — H.rt an4 Th.r* w Iira |* apt. Call C. C. Walsh, of Nl|«r •a T Zm B l«ns Club Unfinished F u rn itu re inrnme dose in home. Prolitahle 983-R or 111. Lake Mary, lun hint ilngt IlnWin |10AD "Builder* of Finer Homes" 3 Drawer nver SB K»»* Chest .............. 113.30 territory now available. Write and while Pointer answers to 1* II n«* n n 31 Wat snow offers 4 Drawer Chest ..... 17.30 Box A M r n The Sanfnrd Herald FIVE Rooms, unfurnished. Rang* the name "Rn". soil a I year- l i t ! dims o( M.l-Av and le* and heatari furnished. Call 2898, Beautifully Ivslgnrd Three and 3 Drawer Chest ............... 19.30 W M M . i m s i n m old hlark and wmie Setlrr Call 38. Ambassa­ earnings for another 1I:BB War 14 AI Noun A to A• 119 W. 23rd SI. i Four B e d r o o m Homri for Vanity Table ........................ 830 UNUSUAL liuui J alter 5 p m. REWARD. T T 11 U 11.4 In V.rn< Ills hmisewif* thru Stanley lammis dor to Italy Nila Stand ............................ 8.30 Florida laving 11 it SV<Ur Msllnas firman Plan. Write today, Box FURNISHED 2 Bedroom House, 39 Elliptical Mr. and Mrs. Dresser ........ 29 30 7 a i i J o I - Horse In Lake Monroe. I is Nk. all electric kitchen, screened FHA and \'A (01) Financed 43. Mak* Bnokras* Bed .............. 24.30 __ 334, Hsr Sons Rsnrb —TTSanford _ | __ FOUND Plume till. Herbert Brhren*. S on (Vnrl4 si Thr.s orch, nice yard 2122 Orange • Priced irom 111,200. in IlS.fXX). (Twin or Double) amanita for Ji T T WOULD like middle a|a lady In I II lunl Al«n4 ve4A. Rhaepllka Salas Office—2823 So. Francis Ava. Student Desk ................... 24.30 I I'l llsrnpa Prsilsw live in with vnung mother amt Bookcase ................. 12.30 22— ELECTRIC SERVICES -22 48. A hall 4 BB Ttsn Tims 7r care for bahv while mothir . uuua 2100 or 2880 47 Deatruellva % 3WANTED TO RENT -2 (!•»• Tim# _ works. Jean Volner 311 I'almefto ECHOLS BEDDING CO. T#4n FRIGIDAIRP. appliances, sales huge Ave. * IT * i Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1233 Tks Bbtism H.s> i r I T and semes. G. II. High, Oviedo. 48. ntoaa TWO. Badtoam Unfurnished House ______ "1*8" l a ■barter, M rB Fla. Phona F03-33I3 or Sanford HOUSEKEEPER. T wo AditUx. 48. Driving lea ( Kile bea aauipped preferred! by 7T Open Monday'* til 9 p. m. U42 W altar s p. m. Good home, small aalary Miss, and rain Mnrch: isL Phone 222; D. W. Wilcox, 741 N. Summerlin Si. FraA DOWN X T Orlando, Fla. 1. Valuable 23^ OFFICE ElHIlPMrxrr _ t1 BED-I.MU CONXRBTI 2BWANTED TO BIJV -2B tr«* 3T klnT** Ava. * 08 (Trinidad) UWOXX WANTED - H HAYNES Office Machine Co., _ _ _ _ ___ z . WANTED—Fruit on tree. Small Typewriters, adding maehtaan. 3. Spoken m e n m a row s, a —Factory to Taw— ftalaa-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. A>. n ei.A otto crept. M boxea and up. Call 3 Capablo BOOKKEEPING nr General OfT H ta iu x i AlamUtnto 2224. Whilchel Grove Service. flee Wnrk. Call Harold Scolt, ■vKX ina T fn tlia n BUwda Ph. 8112 between 7-9 p m. 24- BEAirry PARIOR* - i t X l r n x» n a n . Will Cneloied head. Sag-proof bottom I -I "I Si* Pavnri l J! aniO urt mot wFnrtun* ^ » T h e a l ewtatT f o R h a i r r . ^ i I 14 l» dnh rrnibv rati with plaitic ends, Plaatie or 1 on TWO Jtodroom Bout*, n . 88-R. W ••Ih4r*N.ot-lpia ( «« U*i*M*r p » f n = _ SPECIAL 9)1 RVICKS -14 l i l t M.n4»iveu4 rayon upas. Cotton ar aylaa u rn ia..0>*r0t " ,p ,rt K t i -Rcm Beauty Shop 4 It *4rr»l Sturm * 14 ATTRACTIVE Th.ee Bedroom tarda. 11:1a Asa* A to Hunt in* e Ftihlna with Ooa (.1* On Tour AraL BEST In Workmanship a n d SIX « ''-* » of r a i i s r i f a r Home. 19,0ml. Includes apHaakarfk G t e and P t o t r v fW O tt leatoig 11—1 r.ihton. in Xl-iito Materials. C. A. WH1DDON. SR. nm sr , pllartcss,’ large lot with trees, John I)»|y K.». 188 Baal 3mTM. PkaM 883 h \\ llM U w SrttodSt. Ttowa too MOH.XIM* Reg. Real EaUU Broker on City sewer. VA insured fin­ .. . . ___ins. burn* & All.n 1:1* T**t P auara lido -Iron, nr, X |.r i ancing, I20& Down, 134.00 month­ V. E. Douglas. Ruby E. Willis ml H. M. Glaaaon, Lake Mary, .tin b h o n i r nr l l . r . I if Sfnralna abnv Salesmen ly payment. Principle and int •• »ai*ln K sn asro a For ALL Vnur Besutr Needs rill 10.I 0014 •luv I.nmh.rr1-i 118 s. Park * Ph- n il #:0o •(-Pin teresl. Kn-iii PtoaMag. Xresky ReaUag WELCOME • «: IVI tin, from Hnllrwaad H a rrie tt'! R asxly Nook I Ill’ll M i n t , s i « i n . p o r t harry MaoVa M. G. HODGES Phone 871 108 So. Oik Ave. II to H u t i i m t T h ia t r * • Irik* ll Idea *7.000 for Two Bedroom mssonry TO SANFORD SA V E $70.95 lOpaa avaamga by appointmaat.) u.io U if n - u tf house. Will be completed soon. NEW Thro* Bedroom, 11* Balhs, L t* * * * ? * * N aval P cn on n el ra iw a r Only *330. down. FHA Insured Concrete construction- Complete REG. $238.88 HEYWOOD WAX!M oaninw FIELD'S f amaui Ashcraft Three I loan. Just right for retirement modernistic ki'chen Exception­ MUNnav HF.RvirE -u III* *1an ■nn Piece Aaetlonalk • 1159. I homo nr for small family. ally fine location with proper b ro a ra o i S n m i Will You Be Oar Garatt OBLAN DO Saatinal Star, Call environment tor growing child­ N iw .-W .n h ir I LOWELL S. OTTER 1:14 Ot*® v a t ren and parenti. $300. Down, Balph Bay, 3180. T l * Mornlnc t h a w 8 slider — Pbana 1239 Eaay Tam a C .p ia in K anaaroo 177.28 a month P A I W* has* laaiad mme J**i Patlaro Office: Mil R. Orlatdo Dr. W9TAIJUT10N af Ltoalenw, C ie “ S S jg jS & u aien-On loom* al the beautiful Mather of Sanlord r r n a r a m R i iu w a W. R. "BUi" ETEMPF.R Lnuadfma'nt 1*1II .x i n . . t f i a t h i r Mar-Lou Motel E U I BA I W a 1ST Sanford Mnolewm A Tile Co. Realtor — Gaaeral lasuranre li-tln ' H1<: ^todw irt BMg. Kovsoi Jh n w c i -ass Ip ib d d ispl a y Gartnrt* B. Dixgfeliar. AssaeiaW Fhon* 1129-A. B. Paterson,ur_ i 11.00 TCrnl* IN Heat 31th SL h li l.i no of Our* UT W. lit 94. Phone 1117 Theta Roomi ar* avallaU* Kill) atrlka li nick Gay Alia*, Aiaociata Assoc lit* i • A. B. Paters** J r , Pbaaa t u t 111 N. Park Ava. CXCLUSIVB P. J. Chasterion. Garfield FOR RENT M v n if iR n PIANO SERVICE - it i-Upho' Absolutely Frea -^jolstery end Slip Cover*. latts. John MaUeh, R. ' ti, ** Valiant U t > IERVICR STATION w«Bi Waiher, “ t W Finest Workmanship hams, Hasel M. Field. 12:11 Loi* of Lil* Gornf Lnra.'lnn. If Inlaraatad, APARTMENT HOUSE - . on# y«*r, otly L -. U Technician IMS aixrnh r T om For a period tl 4 dayt* Doudnay, Lead Surveior. by Al Lyrm, la afo rd „ 41 lu l l i n g [1 ____ phona 28, or aaa Carl Williams aht A 1000 Park Avtnua, 4 Units, llva in Ph*»8 * 18 1 Bento L laaford 111*0 .¥**ler Craftsman. to New arrival* at (tor J»rk Saar Show w on* and rani thre* units al YouTl Like Our Reasonable Prices. CIS iva Slnry 8183.00 monthly, rent all four al Naval Air Itatioa I * CITIES HKRVJCB PLANT $800. DOWN rU ia 3aa Ganges 9 cable foot _ STANLEY K ULP UflO.mi monthly. AU .apartment* VA FINANCING. Utrry 41anr# Phona Oviado — FOrast 3-3108 U friy ra to ^ e ry flood Condi Threa Bedroom , . h.ve private front and rear rnI’nherl O Lewi* STOP by aad Ptob n TOUR B to sS n iat Im F m c h Ave. t • I trances, li you art looking for home, large corner lot, establish­ r'hannet rVeairvade ■•■tortlr of any error* le Uiair For Batter Plumbing ed neighborhood. Not a project. :<5 S FRTGinAIRB in excellent Ray at the -Hie# ad Income pin^rtv wa suggest that " I f fs ra ff sdi. ai f t* Sanford Herald will b# Sea or Call * ,•jMiair you atop looking and mine in in 1800 McUonviU* Ava. Phnn# 1811. Harry Mnar* ifion. Make me an offer, "■pwsihl* tor only « a iacorrecf W. J . KING talk,this one over. The price of S-b (?rmtt Odham ft Tudor, Ine. Sanfnrd, Ph. 134, w ftoxlk Park—Pbaaa W SMITH 832,300 00 fa well under Inday's llr-aMer r-ay "Builder* t j Fine Rosas" o t n ' three year old gelding ^ market on this income producer •*er*i alarm 3713 Park Ph M38 X Fraach A m o# R A NDA LL ELECTHIC CO. Oa Taur A-rauW aneJ i f/!r nllr•• Phene soil or 3837-W, ;;®minoie Realty liettneal Contracting and Repairs 3 OedrooB Ceacrete Block TV Service C anter v a e a iM T 4V. DICTA)CHI! T. W. MERO ' I 2** .P0*? I’eyment ROLL-AWAV BED 48 inch coll IM. Par Month P A I •ra a n a 12-1 Park Ava. Phone 27 or 143 springs with Innerspring mat­ Bendix aad Crosley Applianras Kitchen Fully Equipped 1 4 4 l l l r k s y Mouse d a l P h. I l l tress and headboard. New con­ 111 MaxwoHa Ave. Arl r»it tn <*1)001? colon ami ijfc. M S Lona A a o f a r dition. 833. Phona 1838-J. FOR sale- iy - eWNtn FOR RENT— Dragline by Hour 4 14 I: IS Asporl - T MEE—B#d:*om house ui San- A. K. Shoemaker. Builder 1133 CUSHMAN Motor Seootar M S D a u f E d w a 9 H#w* Weak or Month. Phona 1431, Lea “ 1891 1.09 Peisnra Fletloo TSir. ; ford-City Llnr.lD. Kitchen equipConstruction Cn. , Roy Reel's toil S. Sanford pa**. Ufo-'in* roof. Priced lor til* 8ft. Prastoa of Tbkoa uuiclr sal* at I8.800.00. Terms. ■ la ri P. 0. Box 484, F«rn Park, Fla. „ PLUM BING / or eali.WtnUr Park 37-2311 rr ,BI*fcr*P.*,r work- Ttee 28-2981. EXTRA PROKITH i *• J." Harvey, 304 BALL REALTY Ariardtof to Hal %**• Oto mil* lauth Baniord Ave. Phono 1838. Add a tin* of Paint and Var. to 17-83. Phene 3817-W. BALL And aiKar o»m | nlah Product! to your ratall AlfxanJIer A Btrlnftr -AM THay raad claudl i.T f i,- — ;i ison huslnaii-Natlrnil Co. offara ax* INC0 ME*TAX*SERVICE Real Ltoato • taiuriarr ItBEI . „ " B O * !!* i far thorp owtajj1 Used furnflijt*, appliance*, tools. rluiivp territory * Raply Hox Laartn# N m a a ttr, Asaee. . . A l>.VH'* k[, 2 « * a , AsiorUte .... « . Murray ?!r d, Lirfy'fl Miri 0203, Rurfslde, Miami Baach. m i m s i u Ava. w . i i 2M Sgalk Park Ave, “ 331 14*4 14114, Pktoe « L rt* Fla. i. X ' •*■"" t. ^ 1 |% 1I UUUUR^M, 1I 1 1 % ** �win »eok tho aaat wow bald’by ■ Sot Demoerat, Earlo OeaeaU. c t <The latter to ’ Biaenbowar waa dated yoaurday. ‘V In the State Depart are* Morton BOSTON (Ul)—Or. Paul Dndlay Whitt Houm today announced tho haa handled legial^Uve matter* Whitt, tha Boiton heart specialist M department relatione •• with who haa beea attending Preildcat W B O l S S t & ; * * * p,,Uett,,,r,,, ta ^ resignation of Thurston ». M&rton Congroai. ' L Blrenbower, lay* no future date I, hoy Ml-tlrao Sob bo* “tjutboo la anything but tho ro* *, ' u ,' nt ^ r*ta rr °f •presrntatlv* <o Quoboe actionary prorlnct It la thought to Hopuhlteao boiMm Um for FORCE* TO BE WITHDRAWN haa been ret for another examlna* liarhimo Pruvfocm iu( m by (bo real of tho country. The u ‘ 8‘ ••fl*,or ,rom KentnehY. TOKYO (It - British Contmrr lion of the President'* heort. i Packinghouse Work* people art progreiilvo, partlcu* I" accoptlng tho resignation, of* wealth forces la Japan will bo with­ Dr. While, back home after Tues­ { lorly tho workara 'who art tho foctlvo Fob. 30, President Elata* drawn and the** la Korea -reduced day's physical examination of a rt Mlaa Plamondno'a Aral group of aocioty to rtcognUt bower expressed. "host wlaboa fbr to a bsttallon, It was annoudeod aayi loaning to draaa tho ability of a woman. And thoy Four luceoaa ad happinoat la tho to 7,000 troop* la Ure two-eoun* tha President, appeared lest night giro a woman cob* have ahown tholr confldonco by 1*U I ahead. tries—moot la Korea, The battalion on a closed-circuit television pro* electing mo proaldent of the Mob* Announcement of tho action left In Koran wnttld Include Cana­ gram baamed to audiences of doc* ’va been elected prfsl- treat Labor Council." came at Elaenhower'a vacation dian signal corps troops and Naw tors only in 5i American cities. lha labor council l'vo Mlaa Plamondoir learned her hcedquartera at the plantation Zealand transport alomtnti. It will Ho told a newt conference prior wearing a hat mora Engllah at McGill Unlvarslty eatalo of Secretary W tha Treasury hava seme other supporting troops. to tba telecast that tbp tlx doctors i laid. here, whera aha itudled for threo Humphroy, Tho cutback marks another'movs attending lha President have In fluont Engllah, a yoari after attending a builnen Ifortoa'a roalgnatlon to bid for la the shrinking of Wostara forces iho added In her teem college. She wai working la tho tho Sonata had boon forecast Ua her* and la Koras. THt 8ANT0RD BCTALO___ TflrUStOlt B. MortOlt ____ No Future Doto to Exomine Ike eminine Chic Asset In Her Work PITTSBURGH CR-The Westlagnun Elsc'trte Corp. strike enlerad e.lgtrd day today and an early Attorn**! saorned remote after w firm'* rejection of a public NtyijT lat« thrit walkout. Ow, Georg* M. leader of Pennrfrsala, la coowalen with four Her governors, hid set up » twoK fact-finding board to study m strike which haa Idled 44.000 •HMra at M Waillnghouie plants ftMTOcL 17. Gwilym A. Pries, Wrettnghoure lokfi chairman and president, e itr telegrami to tho governors ajerilng tha plan. “Wostinghous* cannot delegate B outsiders. . .tho right to doat mitre tho fundamental terms of ho' union agreement under which Foriinghoute must Uva for soma wait," ht ssld. ' In Washington, lha AFL-C10 InItionsl Unioa of Electrical tars aald Weitlnghous# ahouM uvdoa Ua futile attempt* ta adMda dispute by mlUlon-dollar agenda campaign*" and try ithlava settlement by preseni­ lis case ta tha fact-finding •optwJ Ui« governors* proposal, arg*d Westlnghousa manage»6t with a "campaign ot lies, djtpllelty and misrepresentation". fiov. Leader, who previously •aid lb* probe would go oo oven without Woitlnghouso, had no lmmedial* comment on Price’s re- « T eller Outbluffs Would-Be Robber ! {(BAN FRANCISCO (tlt)-A red. Islred bank taller outbluffod s Would-be bank robber In a mid., town branch of the Bink of Ameri •ajrestorday. Tha robber walked up to Ihe eage wbor# Marilyn DlnubUo waa work­ ing aad demanded: "I want fives, tans and twantlas." Miss DlnubUo deeldsd Ihe pistol ho laid on the counter wasn't rail. She slammed hor cash drawer shut, Jumped away from the counter and exclaimed-' WINTER *HAVEN (itf-C ltn u takes tho spotlight at Ure Florida Citrus Exposition today with packart competing fbr the beat sntrla* of tho numerous varlotlas. Competition la axpected to ha boon. Another attraeUuu *«1 queen Dorothy Steiner, 31-year-old bru­ nette from Boca Raton. r Min Stolnsr, 6 fool 744. was cho­ sen list night from a group of beauties representing all parts of the state. She gets a eomplslo wardrobe, ta til-expens# trip to Europe, and will be* under contract to the Florida Citrus Commission. Miss Steiners mafcls of court will bo Dianne William* of Qainet J rUle, University of Miami student; Durelcnr Jnhn.ou t>t Clearwater, student at Florida State Univer­ sity; Shcrll Deas of Fort Myers and Melinda Jones of Daytona Botch. Willi* llariack rode 41T winners in 19U to become the second iockcy ever to ride more than too tp. bower "should be able to earry one year.' Willie Shoemeker rod#1 on an active life" as president 4S3 winners In 1W3. "tor anothsr 5 er 10 years." FEBRUARY Flying High Circus To Be In Orlando Tho thrills, Vhe color, tho music, the beauty of Florida Slat* Uni veralty'a “ Flying High," the W APtit*fe greatest OMBlOal nntUolaU world's cntloglalo circus, Is eomlag to Ure Tangerine Bowl, Orlando March t and I presented by tha Jualar League of Orlando, fne. All proceeds will benefit the Youlh Center to be built In Or­ lando. This Youth Center will bo n LONDON lit—Rsglng floods and gathering place for teenagers.. With all tho daring tight wire, a new cold wave struck much of high trapes*, specialty and nov­ Europe and parts of lha Middle elty sets to be found In any cir­ East today, piling misery on mis­ cus anywhire, the production will ery In a 17-day freeze-up which last almost tw« hours. A troup of already h it cost Ml lives. Tg FSU students will headline the Torrential ralna and melting show. Tickets for tho cireus may snows brought Turkey now dis­ bo purchased from any msmber of asters of tha worst winter on rec­ tha Junior Loaguo or they may bo ord. Tho known dead there totaled ordered by mall from Mrs. Robert 72. Welker, 7010 Golden Oak Court, Ics jams and a brief thaw sent Orlando. Tlcktts may be hsd for the Rhine and scores of rivers 11.00, 12.00 or 0.00, tax Included. rampaging over their banks In cen­ All sells are reserved. Feb 22 tral Europe. through March 2 tickets will be Yugoslavia estimated Its flood on isle at (he Rexall Drug Store damage from Ihe Slrumlca Riser in Winter Park end at the ticket alone at a million dollars. booth at tha corner of Court 8t. The Netherlands reported the and Contra! Ave. In Orlando. coldest night slnee 1042, with tem­ Traveling la their apeclal bus, perature* down lo IS below sero. (he FSU troupe will put on 20 big Even sunny Spain froiP up again lima acts. Featured will be such after warmer weather yesterday. sell as the "Cloud Swing," where Ilehlnd the cold wav* lurked the a lovely coed performs In a slant specter of famine. Crop losses al­ swing .10 feet high; "The Flying ready ran Into millions of dollars. DsCosmos," action on a swinging trspeie; tight wire walking or the Known deaths attributed to tho Rola-Rola. whfro a sturdy mils WEATHER WERE: student balances a lovely coed on weather were: top of hie head, while standing on France 124. Turkey 72. Italy 87. Yugoslavia 67, Britain 47, Dsna board across a rolling log. Featured In the Circus arc sev­ eral Oranxe Countyy students. Among thesa are Min Diane Wright of M KUIsrney, Winter Park, and Eddla Wyeotf of 1172 Oak Lane, On Feb. 21, 12. and 23 (he Col­ ony Theatre In Winter park will ■how a Grantland Rico feature on J. Edwin Larson the FSU elrcus, "Flying High." FROLIC! FINAL FRIDAY tricorne Determines Price /You Can Pay For Home, thereof Jinklneon, •I F irst CLEARANCE & SATURDAY. FEB. 17 & 18th WOMEN'S, MISSES, JUNIORS AND HALF SIZES Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Dresses Reveals Candidacy Russ Meyer In the last seven National League campaigns gained For Reelection The robber hesitated, then put a 34 J edge over Ihe Chicago Cubs. tho gun In his pocket and hurrlod After lours wlih the Phillies and TALLAHASSEE fopv>—fttale Trea­ surer ar».l Insurance Commissioner from tb* bank, Dodgers he It hack with Cubs, J. Edwin Larson haa become the Tho thoroughbred meeting at Only five (Same have hatted fourth member of Iho Cabinet to Laurel In Maryland waa opened .300 or better In World Series announce hla candidacy for re-eJec•B Oct. 2. 1U11, competition. lion: Larion, who hat held hla office since 1D40, has opposition so far from only one cimlldato, one of hla former employes, Charles I)rooks. Brook* resigned several months ago aa chief of the motor vehicle financial responsibility law enforcement section ol Larson's of­ fice. How much «aa a family normal­ non-insured loan; and VA-guaran-l Cabinet member* who havo not ly pay for a homo without eaualna teed mortgages, where tha Vet­ a long-term hardihlpT erans AdmlmstraUon Insure* tha yet announced for re-election are Frederick W, Jackson, assistant Under against loss and aven lei* School Supt. Thomai D. BaUey and wlee-presldent nf the Dim* Sav­ equity or down payment la re­ Ally. Gen. Richard Ervin. ina* Bank of Brooklyn, answers quired. Larion, former collector of In­ that question In an articla ap­ Any nf the three type* can be pearing In the current edition of obtained through savings banks, ternal revenus for Florida, la a BrnaU Home* Guide. Hero la hi* commercial banks, life insurance graduate of Iho University of Floranswer: companies, cavlngi-snd-loan asso­ Ida Law School and a former slate "The purchase price of a home ciations nr other Institutions spasenator and Houm member from —whether a used house, a brand ctaluing In real estate morlgsgss. new on* In a development, or one Clay County. Interest Bates built to order—In genera! should At present, the Interest rate not be more than 244 times your annual Income. In other words, If on VA-guaranteed mortgages la you earn 19.000 a year, the pric* four per esnt o year. For an oaf umio Kama ahniild nnl Km mnra FHA-lnsurad loan, 14 la 4tt per cent and tho borrower psya.apprnximatelx. one-half of one per cent in addition to tha FHA ai an Insurance premium. Interest rales on conventional loans vary from 4H per cent upward, dapending on local circumstances. Under almost all mortgagee, the VX t i i k r i n f maun, a etagie woman, *1 #T _ , home buyer part a fixed amount aach month, which,automatical­ ROTICtt OR • tn ? * 1' " *n ' ly payi off the principal and In­ TOi LOIS II WALKKtl. snd. if ntorrlsd. - — Walker, her unknown terest by tho end of t|v« mortgage husband, If allvo, and If dssd. their term. Tho longer tha term, Uio unknown heirs, devisees, o rtn tssa . lower tho payment* and tho hl*t>I . la te s t, assigns*!, lienors, c rtd lor the total Interest peld. lure and trusts**! and ALL RRIIHON* ll.\VINO on CLAIMINO ANT The following tablao gtvo tho J. NTKH KMT IN T im FOLLOWINO monthly payment* for oach $1,000 os'.aciuiiicn lahoai of the tore* types of morlgsgss at lA li I t and II. Block ta, a t various rates and ler varying Mnntnndo, lha Muburh n .tu tlfu l, Um and hla family." M nford gectlon, according in lengths of time. Tho dgurts do lha plat Iheroul recorded In Ftgwo Down F aya and Include Insurance or texts. J'ie l Hook I, page II, ot tho ekaoa suggested that a famlpublic records of asmlnolo ('aunty, Florida, eririag to build or buy should 4H * CONVENTIONAL 9% Years Required I v o u A t u c iin n c n r n o t i f i e d datsrmln# the amount of caah th a t a su it hoe been brought aa>*ara can to paid aa Ui* tnlUal • a.3i f a n M olnst vou, tho noturs nf which Mt IT years ty, or down peymenu This T.ot It in removo rerto ln clouds and to T il II years oulot and eunfiras Ih* m is lo las. w could Include Um value of T.IS 1.30 IS years above deeorlbod root proosrtr. load tf tho prorpectlre bom*- •.00 Tho n i n e or tho Court In which 10.3* 10.61 10 years n alioady owns Um kit. Iho suit has been instituted la the 16.IT I years fton you nave ssUbllahsd Iho 16.66 Circuit Court ef lha Ninth Judicial Circuit lu and for asmlnolo O u a ty , iml of you.- tosh outlay," FHJ-INIDBBO Florida. Tho abbreviated title nf aon ecsvtlnuod, "you can then (4H* tntareat, plus 44* pnmlumk rmino tto sis* of mortgag* a o W J t t t A T H ^ ^ « nB55iN T,lL; fill. U years lw4. hi olher words, U sms elnjflo woman, ot *L 69* 20 years The doscrlpiioa ef the real pro­ • 1^°* ea*»k,waa» to roM* t.» IT years perty Involved ta no set forth above. • lor furnishlngs aad sppty M| ' II years You a re hereby required to (lie your anowar e r e th ar defensive • si 13 years pleading w ith Ike Clark of tho 16.61 '16 years obeys Court i l l fe servo o copy UM • years I as rear* ■ yoara IT years llysare Hyear* Citrus 1$ Featured At Exposition Today 45.00 69.95 L A D IE S’ P A N T IE S Pllaa*, rayon, nylon. Brief* flart styles. Six** 82 thru 44. Raff. Price M t to M I 47 M A T E R N IT Y D R E SSES In alaal 8 to 18, regular prloos 10.91 to 28.91 CLOSE OUT 'M E N 'S SUITS Yaur round waJfht, charcoal, ehar ffrey •nd char brown. Siioa 85 86 IT 88 89 40 41 42.48 44 Regular 2- 1 1 2 1 0 0 2 2 1 Short 1 1 M E N 'S T -SH IR T S M E N 'S SLACKS Short sleeve*, patterns and solids. Slzaa, small, medium, largo. Leisure slacks, fine grade poplin. Completely wn.liv­ able, niqe brltrht colord. Wnlat sizes 29 thru 88. * Ref. Price 5.98 WITH 1 TROUSER, rag. 45.0® upon fillet. Hedrick * Atiarnoy* for Plaintiff, N aiianri B ank »ull4lng! reft ;° t or * doers* pro eonfose* will be aniared asamst yen for ike relief demanded Te the Cemvlalnl. 1g & JF & n v M IN V m CHARGE ACOOUNTB1 O r l a a i e .* * F u r S J * • * M b’ �Weather Fair ta peril? rloeity and wenK through riatnrriay; lame ief let« tonight ead earl? satnrday. AN INDEFINDBNT DAILY N tW H PA PR SANFORD, FLORIDA VOLUME XLVIII FRIDAY, FliBHUABY 17, Utt» Europe Facing Problem W ill Resume Monday Heavy Attack Squadron Seven (VAH-7) haa been rhoien to reBefore a parked courtroom In ltnhhy alto n l,| that there wae prevent Heavy Attack Wine One U. S, Dlitrlct Court al Orlando 4 cr an ocea.alon In which he ipoke of Sanford aboard the USS ForIhls morning, three wilneairt for la Kelsey about lining up bootlegrental (CVA-S9) during her spring the defense were brought to the gera r to engage Kelaey and doubt* “shakedown cruise" in the Cirri* A campaign to ral«e 34,OM fnf hean. VAH-T 1* the recent re­ aland and (ratified before Ihe hi, aatary. h.ii _ Ti!Arv' M t cipient of the ComAirLant Batik illara wer. loot Slr.tegte Alt omm.ml s .tvepl- court rew ard for the weekend In hit tealimony thia morning. The Salvation Arm? will be open# Efficiency “ E". I of it wheat The * ,n* intercontinental B-U Jet ahortly before 1 p. m. Hobby told the federal Jury that rd Feb. 22, according to an an* March S will tee VAIf-7 going .Irv of Aerle’ iiltme Anthers exploded high over northThe trial of auaprndrd Sheriff Invrrilgaior I-ce Pace of the nnimrement made today by Lieu­ Tb« government reatad It* eaa# at the Guided Mlsalle Base. aboard for alx weeks of duty with L n . s i r , . * ll «"• California late yesterday Three Yelvlngton donled making a • crop damage ,h„ #||hl frewm(„ wete killed. J, l.uther Ilohhy, former Slate alcohol and lux unit had recom- Itenant Raymond Luce. The ram* the Navy'a newest Super -Carrier. against impended fhariff J- Lu­ mended George Kelsey in him for palgn will extend until March *• 1400 a month payoff proposition Since IMS the Torrevlal haa been ther Hobby, former degpty »harI Four pirachulcd to safely ami Beverage Itepartmeiil a g e n t . Ihe poiiiion of deputy ahviltf, | Money r»is,-d by The Salvallo* Iff Andy E. Evan*, former State to Investigator* Lee Pace and cited the focal point of nation-wide incere In lit l*th day, onf wa* missing, Dwight D. Yelvlnglon; former Referring to the number of' Army will be used for tha expan­ Beverage agant Dwight E. Yal- nunieroui. Inalanrea of working tereat. Rilled at "the world'* e ueriher Three botlios wer. recovered Deputy Andy E. Evans: former moonshine ra»e, made in Semi-1sion nf many actlvlllei which vington, former N gro deputy Wil­ with Pare In an attempt to des­ largest. most formidable war.vhlp". from Ihe widespread, burned wreck- Negro deputy, Willie R- Brown; note County during hi, actlvltlea •have already heen put Into operalie R, Brown, and tavam opera- troy liquor atill* in Illicit opera­ the aailed the stormy aeaa of poli­ , Turkey 73, Italy 0[ ih, ,|ght-mllion dollar nu- and tavern operator,, Jerry Mar aa aherilf, he told the court that t>nri. Fund* are alao needed fog tor* Jiffy Martin and Jama* tion. On * direct question from tical and military controversy i 87, Britain 30, Drn-;r |ear weapon rarrler which wa* tin and Jam r, Smith on rhargea "More than 270 rase* were made, the expansion nf tha eilsting Smith, charged with defrauding Defense Attorney Judg* "Did ynu even aa her keel was being laid ere .10, Germany 29, j *1 nearby Caatle Air Force of conspiracy in defraud Ihe Gov­ mure than any otlirr aherilf". Hob­ program at The Salvation Armf In the Naval Shipyard al Newport tha Government In a eountywlda discuai the Long* with him Ihe Netherlands 18. |iJ<p ernment, will resume Monday by denied taking any bribe, of any headquarteri, 211 E. 2nd R t (Pace) on more than one occa­ New*, Va. Now, ten yean lalrr, moonshine eon*pi racy. tugal 17. Swlt.erland „ w„ ,h, flr,, erilh M . F,.„ morning at 9:10 o'clock. nature from anyone, at any time, CVA-.19 enter* ilia final stage sion I" Yelvlngton testified "Ye* Thi, campaign will he the AnAt 1:39 yesterday afternoon, 0 Sweden 8. Poland ^ minnH hr crf(v» Prior In resuming hearings this any place. that will aoon place her with tie nual Financial Campaign #f Th# AaalMant Dlatrict Attorney K. air, many time*." Libya 1 ami Spanlah nf lhp „ r||, r „ M pr0!)r||er.jft morning before Judge William J. He related hji experience, wllh Salvation Army la Semi noli CotinYelvlngton denied having ac­ Navy'a firat team. David *»*•« brought Wa part of Barker and a federal lury, dethe Ixwg boy, in obtaining In­ While operating with the Forbombera. The all-jet R-JI was on tha trial to a gtoaa when U # cepted bribe* of any kinds'at any restal, VAH-7 will participate in fe n a e attorney, William W. formation about moon,blue and ty. “ ny reaching tha goal of |» ,. me bark to northern « training flight, 0000, (hi* organltalloq will he Paee, Invaatlgator for the Alcohol lima during hi* Ilf*. The former aimulated atomic delivery mlitemperature was atill “There was an explosion when Judge rnmplained to J u d g e bootlegging actlvltle. In Seminole able to withdraw the tambourine and tobacco Tas Unit o tha U. S. fstate Beverage Agent eald “I wae alona end provide In flight refuel Barker that an Orlanln newspaper, County, I lobby said, “I knew I low rero Snow plots, we were over Saeranienln." aald enlleetlone from the elreeta of Government itepped down from surprised" at tha testimony ef- inf aervlcee for the carrier air 1 hroke through to alHarold F. Korger of Alssa- widely circulated In this area, In wa* ta” ,g In booilegger* and Sanford," IJeutenant Lure staled. Issue, nf Feh. it. 17, III and 17 the wltneaa aland. eow thieve* too". group. In addition, a large group II anowhotind commit- tr.ri r»jif., me of the four ittrhad In the opinion of Ihe enunsel of. iquadrnn maintenance personPaco charged yaaterday that Ilohhy told Ihe court of the in- The program of The Salvation Ivivnrs. "It knocked out Ihe Inter- for Ihe defense, eoinlainrd »enArmy la three-fold: Evangelistic, Dwight E. Yelvlngton approached nrl will be flown by squadron weather so far avert-icom system, A frw minute, later satlonallml -headline i and new, atance, where illicit moonshine Welfare Program, and Character aircraft and Fleet Logistic Air fcJm at tha Volusia County Jail tt official! In Slrily' there tsa, a second explosion. I artlrle, purporting t,*J*e the evi­ *1111* were fouml and destroyed. building. Some of the manyit|Jngg Wing In the Naval Air Station, In DeUnd, Dee. 17, 195S with a Italy warned manv hailed out. We were at 32.000 feet." dence. They contained/ the attor­ He alao produced newspaper photo- that- fall Into them ra((*t rlaa Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where proposition that would net th* two vnuld he in dxngfr If Korger, auffering hum* and a ney tald, Inaccuracies and were graph, of two tiill, found and de­ are, transient relief, amergewcF they will provide shore-based aupkivaetlgaloe* a ttoo a month rakrrixrtrd. fractured arm, was Interviewed al in many Instance* prejudicially stroyed. port for the deployed detachment. off to allow moonshine opera tors In In a portion of Hobby'* testi­ relief, eld to unmarried mothara, x narrowed the only Joaquin General Hospital In slanted. “Therefore we respect­ di,aster relief, youth program Concerning Ihli letcat committ­ tha area. seen east and w,.»t Stockton, 2U mile, northeast of here | fully request of the court that the mony, hr aald that he railed Mr. summer eampa, Chrlelmaa Ofo. ment of VAH-7, the squadron's However Paco testified that no Pace and with deputy sheriff Andy mi, the Store lUelt He had landed H mile, southwest |ury It,- queried ^ |o •whether or Commanding Officer, Cdr. I.. It. eery Orders, Thl* agency, aa wall name* were used In th* ronveuaIlian *.mm railway ■ ‘Bockton after hailing out of Ihr nut Ihry have icsil any of Ihe K. Evans, wrni nut In look over av meeting the material needl •£ I.lbhey Jr. USN slates, “Seven tioo and tha he turned down Ihe a still that had hern found. Hr ere piled up on hulls rttna-rn p h. bomber, ii happy to he assigned to work proposition and further reported the staled "Pace «ald It wuultl he llioio It eoulacla, work* toward itile, The government l’t,r n,h*‘l Hire* aurvivori paraon the Forrealal, aa tbJl I* the ready to run Ihe first of next week. Ihe goal of lifting the** people Incident to hie superior*. necr-s.vry sliiptneuls. jCbuled to safely in lhla area, about firat opportunity for our veteran, Paco (citified that ahortly af On Face’s sdggealion Ihe atill wa, to a higher api ritual lave!, sticlchrd almost 30 1M mile* inuthetiat of Ban Francisco, to qualify on the new <nn*ltd not destroyed." On returning to The fund* which are r*e*lv*4 ter being *ppro*ehed by Yoivlngflight deck." .— the Ntfrtfi Srg from T,l*7 »rB MaJ. Michael flhap, ooplthe site nf Ihe alill laler, Hobbyj from thle drlrg are for th* pcr« inn In regard to a payoff, Lelon No stranger U fleet rapier «uid, “ My men went nut and found po,a ef continuing thn aervleeg Ix>ng, admitted Seminole County operation!. Heavy Attack Squadthat lb* Mill had h«*n mnvrd, I cad Seven nai'reeew'ff loalfU .ei •aid we'll g*t them anyhow," *r« now being mad* for th#;W*. a very successful five month de­ gttapended Sheriff I.tillier Hobhy terment 0/ the program 0/ Ttw the operation of mooniMne still*. ployment with the tf. S. Sixth testified (hat he employed an in­ Salvation Army In Sanford. Ah Pare trillfied that he (timed (xmg Fleet in Iho Mediterranean area. former by Ihe asms nf Juo Sledge present the transient me» and down and that he t >! I him (hat 1 Squadron detachment, aboard the who laler was employed by Ihe families whn are stranded in Ih* “ I will attempt more thee aver to carrieri US,9 Coral Sea, t'SS In Long buy a. Mr. Doyle nref.aed the fart that ' Irepid, USS Tironderngi and L’SS, oeleh yon and convict you." community can find comfortabl*' Local Men Named Pace then testified that stiapend- Nation Red Cro»l had expended I I.ike Champlain amaaaed a reHobby revealrtl that Sledge waa errnmodaltnna through Th* Bal*<l ftheriff l.uther Ilohhy, bever­ 127.000,000 on dlaaateri for the ] cord total of nearly 7700 flying In get Information regarding ihCjVallon Airnay. Thl* I* ■ receng National Winners location ami how tho atilt was | improvement over the pari flclllage agent* A.. W. An,ley and lari aix month* of lwxv There hour* while fulfilling their opera nperited and whom they paid. He W. T. Wise, and Jo# Biedge ad­ were 7a sepnrnle operation, le.i\ ilunal rnrnmtitmenla. tiuring Ihlx ..r tie* avallaltl* through thlg aIn Award Program aald ha need Seminole County geney. Other Imprnvemtnta wilt vised him of the possesion nf an Bill Thom** and Wallao Heinmoney kir Ih* em ploym ent «f com* Into affect In th* aear illicit distillery hy Lelon Long In er, nf Brill Tractor Company. Sledge, tur*. Bemlnolo County hut that he did Ford tractor and implement • — — On information from Iho Informnothing about It heeauee "It was dealership in Sanford, have heen er, a atill wa, lnralr.i and deatrnynot my ees*." named national winners in Ford ed Hobby L-riified that he saw At 1:31) yesterday afternoon Motor Company’s 19V7 Trarlor lelon Ixmg at the still In Hi* enmDefense Attorney* reqiierirtl that Parts and Service Award pro­ the defendant* he acquitted. The gram Tip* announce me nl wav William W Judge. McKinney pany ot Joe Sledge, but lhat the motion for acquittal woa made hy 4* m ^ * "i i r a n t n u u u x , ^ m i t i r ’M f l l l i r J made tnd.n hv G. If, W. Schmldlt staled that he did not know aua- operator* nf the still left, probably Vine President and Gfnrral Man­ pended sheriff J. L. Ilohhy of Iwrauae Hiey sensed MimeOiing defense attorney William W. Sued For Damages ager nf Florida Ford Trarlor Com­ Seminol* County, and further wa* going to happen. Judge. However, Federal Judge U)S ANGELES PfH - George Hobby revealed lhat tho adopt­ pany, .larksonvHie, Ford tractor slated that "l Has* never aeon William J. Barkrr denied the noBurn, and Grade Allen have heen c l f* J him". McKinney, on eros,-exami­ ed preeatillnn, lor the |rnt*ctlnn and implement distribution for ttnn at SiSS. ™ sued for Ifih.ono damages in eon- D C Si j p O T l , O U O r O Flnrlds and smith Genrgi* nation hy assistant dlalrlet at­ nf Kledgt, after th* still waa eonTha firat wl'.neN for th* de­ n-ctinn with a Irafflc accident In- "T" n \ / _ i _ J FN Thomas and Heinrr will receive torney, E. David Roaen, aald lhat fiaealcd, were hiding him out and fense waa th* defendant Dwight volving their aon Ronald, 30. I 0 DS V O T e a U f l an all-rxprnsei pald trip to De­ he knew an invesllgalnr of the laler tending the Infnrmtr and hh J5. Yelvlngton, 37-year-old former Mr. 10J Mrs, Henry Frallllch said The Oviedo Bovkelhalt fx*»m *rd1 troit, Feh 27 31). at gtrest, of alcohol and tax unit by th* name father to Alabama, State Beverage agent who I, now In Ihe suit that they were Injured meet L.vm.in In Oviedo tonight snd Ford’s Tractor and Implement Hodgson. McKinney denied giv­ A number nf eshlhHa wet pr*employed a, an assistant foremen tsvt March » when Ihel' e-r wn, i' -I > is the night th.it spr.iitnrs Division ing HotlgMui any Information r* xented to th* court and nce«pt*d, Hospital Not" strutk by another driven hy Ronald, will he asked tn vote on fit the They are among at Ford Iraetor girding the presence of impended Feb. 17 who waa alao named In Ihe suit, best sport on Ibe hois tenm 1J 1 dealer perwinncl from all see- sheriff Hobby at the Ixmg home Including picture* of confiscated Adminloni --------- ■ ■ tire girl who lx seleclnl 10 their Ilona nf Hie United Slate, who at aov lime. He also denied tell­ ■till*, a summon* hook, ■ state­ Mr*. Porter tensing. Sanford ment from a Wert Virginia sheriff REFUND CHECK* IN MAIL opinion a, best guard. have Ins'll named winners In Ihe ing Hodgson (referring to illicit and ropies of Hobby'* litrotn* lax Mrs Jean Helen Tegfeltd, Sanford TALLAHASSEE CJB) Gasoline Th* *ole* will be xr.iled tnd prngrain In addition, the lop in moonshine whiskey investlgalion Edward Gaskin. Ml. Dor* report for 1961-1)1, Clifford Stafford, Plantation EM shrinkage refund rherkx tnialtng ^'r l>l '’V Mr. flklrliel, prinnnal, part* snd service managers from and conversation with Hodgson The suspended sheriff stated that 3131,186 are In the mall to 4,005 *nrt f'e a le d at Ihr Alhlrlir llxn five nf Fonl'a 12 distribiilurahips lhat “I told him that Ihli la white Roger! IxtFIlx, Geneva Mora thaq 150 Negro girls and gas dealers. quet In May. The«e two awards liavc been awarded trips to De­ men’* business and I don’t want to he refused to d»putla# city patrol­ Dismissals hoya front ov*r the enllr* State men, Joe Hickxin sod Carl C. Dod­ The refund I* the second under '"grlhcr with an award fur the troit. have anything to do with that." Mr*. Ruth Harris will arrive la Banford beginning 'Ihe 7t winners will tour th# The second wltneaa testifying this son. Ills reason for refusing to de­ 1 1953’ law which authorized re,K * "I” 1 "* lhf Alberta Green I * today to take part In the Statewide ImhursJment of dealers for the lax tl'* .»'rl 1 ' " “fr Ford Trarlor Plant, Division Gen- morning, identified himself as putise patrolman Dodson wa* has. Sidney Murphy Trl-IH-Y Conference lo he held paid on gasoline which evaporates numlmr of foul 'h"t, will be ,n- rral Offires and Pails Depot, and Henry Wiley of l(omesl«ad, whn ed on a report from the sheriff of John L. Bcymore al ('rooms Academy. hefore they ran ..11 It. ; nun“ '' «hf» *«l the Ford Rotunda and giant slated that he accompanied “ Fata" Hancock County, New Cumberland Pal Haught The representative* of Tri HI-Y Rouge Plant They will be honor­ Me Kinney to Sanford to secure a W. Va. The report was read to th# Rlrlhi Th. firat, mid* In Nm.mb.r, 5* * flubs from Negrn school* In Flori­ __ I— I « , u i- . . . . j » i___ »■ JoRF*. ed at an Award Dinner, Tuesday, load of moonshine whiskey from Jury. Baby girl Tegfeltd ' da will take part in panel dlal-eb, 21. ’ Hobby (old the court this morn­ the Long boys. Wiley also testified rusilnna, hear distinguished speak­ er*, and learn hnw they ran bel­ that no one waa at the Ixing house ing thist on tnveral Instance* he ter Improve their ability to lake other than he, McKinney and Ihe received money In amount* from Former German part in Ihe affair* of the smrld. Ixmg hoys and that no one m isled lf)f) to 2,in dollar* from Jerry Mar­ Th* three-day event will climax In the loading of tha car other tin, Nrgrn tavern owner, for POW Back In US bond* to release Martin’* wlf*. Sunday morning with the election CLARKSVILLE, Tcnn. fori - A than (hose mentioned In hla testi­ who was a recited and Jailed on nf officer* and the (election of mony. Wiley was alia subpoenaed former German prisoner of war X?(f moonshine charges. Buying O f Savings next year’* conference tile. nf Ihr Unitrxl State* ha* returned by the government aa a witness Theme of hla year** conference released Tuesday morning and reWhen Federal Judge William J. In hop#* of someday hemming a has heen set a* “lhat we all might subpoenaed aa a wllneii for the de­ Barker announced Ihe recess ahort­ Bonds In Florida cltlran, be one" which wa* adopted from ly hefor* one o'clock lodoy he afense. Get hart Jud wit confined al thy World Youth Conference which gain admonished the Jury not to Continues Growth .Suspended Sheriff J. L. Hobby Ft. rampbrll. Ky, during World wa* htld Ihls year In Paris, read anything In the P*P*r* or Purchase* of Saving! Bond* Jr look th* wltnesi stand shortly after War II. 1 France. (llsrtisi with anyone, or view by Florida In January continued thrlr If* arrived yerierday with his 10 o'clock and testified under exam­ Unit for Ihe conference mem­ television and not tn discuss a- forts a rd pace and exceeded allghlly ination of defense attorney W . W . wife and l-mnnlh-old mn Werner bers |a the 80-member Trl-Hl-Y mongrt them*#lv«s the trial th#y those of January 1B17 which had Judge until court racesi«d this af­ (o'make his home with hia former Club of Crooma Academy. Al­ wer# hearing. H# **ld, "Walt until been the highest level attained for ready prepared are aouvenlra, overseer Haywno.l Wyatt, who ternoon. Ihe month since War’* end In IMS, all lb# evidence U In". workshop material, and plana for sponsored hi* return lo the United Hobby slated that In hi* cam­ it waa reported today by W. A, Pat* Ihe banquet Saturday night which Slates, paign or sheriff in 1911, he waa rick. Chairman of the Seminol* will be held In the cafclorlum at opposed by Percy A. Mero, Ihe In­ * AGREEMENT SIGNED County Saving* Bondi Committee. Crnnmi Academy. cumbent Roy G. Willlami, Sanford MIAMI f ID—Representative* for "Jjtala purchuei Ihli year wer# CENSUS BUREAU INCREASES police rhlef, Charlie Reck and Clay Thia Ii th« firat ronfcrence Howard Hughes, California Indus- 18,111,370 compare,! wllh M.M1.W* TAMPA (UM— The U. S. Cemus of It* type to be held In Sanford Williams. He (old the court lhat Bureau haa Increased Ha staff of liter* waa bitterness between the trlallst, have signed an agreement In January 1131." Patrick aald. and sitenaiee preparation* have for uie of laboratory facilities here. Florida anumeralor* from five lo candidates for sheriff. been made to Inaure Ihe aucccaa 14 becauae of the rapid Increase Hobhy teatififd that he knew A spokesman for Hughes aatJ of the Negro youth get-together. Teenagers taking part In the nr population and retail sales in Georg* A. Kelsey, Oviedo Police plan* for Ihe use of the laboratory emftrtnea will come lo Sanford Ihh slate, Chief and suspended constable, and could not be disclosed now. from Tallahaiitt, Ft. LauderCharlea Fay, head of the Florida that he took an active part of Ihe Under Ihe agreement, researchda!*, Miami, Sarasota, Bartow branrh census headquarter* here, campaign for sheriff against him era financed by the Howard Hughe* Qulaey, Madiaon, Jackaonvlllc, St. reported Ih# expansion yeslerday. by passing out carda and speaking Medical Inililule will fake over Pc (era burg, Orlando. Winter Park. Previously enumerators were «!• In behalf of Percy Mero In the laboratories at the John Elliott Ihe total value of X and H Rmiifil Daytona Beaeh, Ml. Dora, and signed nnly In Tampa, Stedlion, OvirJo section. Atlorney Judge aik- Blood Bank. outstanding to the all-time hiUk.aPWest Palm Boach, ai well as West Palm eBach, Miami and St. •d Hobby, "Yon heard Mr, Kelaey 340,M million*—aa enormoug r*» Many report* have been printed from numerous other town* and Auguitlne. Now there alia are •alify that he supported you." Hrd>recently that Hugh#* fanned a tn*tlllea wtww Trl-Ht-T Club* are HXCITKD YOUNGSTERS wait tn get on one enumerator* In Gainesville, Jtefc. hy rafU*4 “TVu is u untruth." Ceua% f» k wfclah fcu boat la Unload UUe R Payoff Proposition Related By Witness m Boys Girls Arrive For Tri-Hi-Y Meet ilB n H h T tfff � 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, February 16, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 16, 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>, February 16, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/88b82b893716de38062b75bb8b18ca2b.pdf ce6c579dbbf978475cac96166db168bf PDF Text Text awe*Jf f1 a fVV’i THE SANFORD HERALD George Is Opposed Page 8, T , Feb. 1-1, lajfl Parakeet Pudgie To Sending Troops True 'Smoke Eater' Into Middle East C . Abernath Will Run On Old Ago Benefits Platform The FrUndshlp League of the Congregational Church will bavt « Valentine Supper i t • p. m. Everyone ie invited to attend. Twe Ladlea will Bake • box aup'The Gleaner* c t m of the Pint Siptiat Church will m**t with Mr*. Bert* CotreU. SOOS Sanford Mi*., at 7:10 p. m. Th# Unitjr Clan will meat In tha Valdai Hotel at 7:4$ p m. with the Rev. Carolyn Pariona a* tucker. The public la invited. The Sanford Touriit and Shut Inboard Club will meet at 7-p.m. A Valentina Party wtll be held and I . program presented. Bring a raWntlna for an eiehange gift. <fl» Y.W.A.'a of tha r i n t Bap Sat Church win meat at 7 p.m. v t h # AaaoeUtlonal Training Union Will ha bald at tho P in t Daptiit Church at S p .m . The American Home Department df tb* Sanford Woman's Club will meet nt 0 p.m. Elaetlon of of fleers will be held and a musical program It planned. Hoitencs are M n. A 0. Roberli, Mr*. James E to n , Mr*. Roger Harris and M n. Thomas Hatcbett. The iCPO Wives club will meet for ■ Va’entlno moeting In tho CPO dub at • p.m. Tha Pilot Club of Sanford *111 bold Ha regular meeting .at the Yacht dub. Board mesilng la slat* M at TilO p.m. and a regular bull MM meeting at 0 p.m, Election of AtOeers will bo hatd at thla lime. Tho Magnolia Circle of lb# San­ ford Garden Club met Thureday morning at the garden center with Mrs. J. E. Nichols at host­ els. Chairman, Mrs. Charles Meeks, presided over the business ses­ sion. An announcement was made (hat the annua] Florida State Flower Show wilt be held In Daylona Beach from March 2 In March 4 Several, members plan In attend the show. Homer Osborne, guest speaker, gave a very Interesting and Informative discussion on pest control. The following members were present: Mrs. Dick Elam, Mrs. Albert Hardesty. Mrs. A. If. Har­ ris, Mr*. P. D. Lleske, Mrs. Charles Moca, Mr*. J. E- Nichols. Mr* Brslley Odhsm. Mrs. H. B. Odhsm Sr.,' Mrs, Fred Perkins. WEDNESDAY Mrs. H. K. Ring. Mr*. Hsrold Tho Civic and Pino Arts Depart' Whlttern and Mrs. J. J. Webber. menta will meet at 12:30 p.m. for * Covered dlih luncheon. A pro­ gram will bo presented on ‘Tetri. Otlim" with R. T. MUweo as guest Speaker, The Pine Arts Depart­ Mn. M. C. Slone relumed Sun­ ment ' will then present a Bible day from New York City where program. . Dr. Brook* will lead tho mld- she was on a buying trip for the wetk prayer service at (ho P int B. E. Purcell CoMr. and Mrs. L. P. Chittenden la p tlit Church at 7:M p.m. from Falls Church, Va„ sre visit­ ; Tho training union executlvo (Committee will meet at the P int ing Miss Laura and Mis* Edna Chittenden, ;B »U it Church at 1:15 p.m. Mrs. Joe Chittenden and Mrs. . ' Tha Department if Pina Arts of Frank Bunn of Arlington. Vs., arc tha. Woman's Club will moot at staying at the former** hcrr.c for I p.m. and tledlon of offiears will a short time on Cardova Drive fco held. A spsdal Dibit program will bo bold and hostesses art Mrs. i . E. Courier and Mrs. Clubs To Convene Blancha Terllorst. CAflSEI.BERtlY-The quarterly Tho SemlnnVo County Council meeting of the Wemlnole County P-TA will meet in aanava at to a. Federation of Woman's Clubs a. will be hold si Woman's So Semloola County School Food man's Club nulhling, Thursday, Service Association will meat in Fob. 23, according to Sira. C. K. Southslde School it 3;3o p.m. Fisher, rounly fedeiation presi­ Mrs, Penilngcr, Food Association dent. Consultant lor Aluminum Conking Tho meeting will open nt 10:30 Utensil Cu. will demonstratn a m, and a covered <l!»h luncheon •election and care of small utensils, will l>r served at noon. THURSDAY (p S A A D J ta lA HAVING A GOOD TIME! Shown above I* part ofthe crowd attending Uia Anna Miller Circle's Vslen tin* dinner and daaca held In the Like Club Saturday at S:80 p, m. (Photo By Jameson) Try and Stop Me ----------- By BINNiTT CIRF------------AL PROM AN OFFICE—the athletic type—wedt up to a fhighly ‘ publicized ski lodge for a weekend of risking life and limb on the glistening slopes. The morning after her arrival sha complnlned to tha manager that twice during the night the had to get dressed and go to the lobby for a carafe of Ice water. "My dear young lady," said the manager. "Why didn't you limply press the buzzer beside your bed?" "The buzzer?" exclaimed the girL "The bellboy told me that was the file alarm!" • • • A weary exacutlva handed a report to Ms beautiful scCre­ te ry. "Make a dozen copies of thla," he ordered, "and circulate the one with Uia fewest mistakes." G Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E! —»y WIlllAM IIT7— Central F m i Writer ONE of formsr President Tru­ man's lifelong hobbles, it's re­ vealed, has been weather predict­ ing. Political aa well aa other­ wise? f 1 f .Voif motor car* In use are four years old, statistics sham. Maybe they fust look Ihaf may after the on nets visit the- auto shorn. ! t ! To be happier pteple sheuld argue mere, a (allege president advises, that's O. K., If wa'ra suit •f winning. ! f ! Latest estimate of star gazing scientists is Hint Dm universe is ttvcmnd-n-balf billion yeitrn old. Legal Notice i% The Ladies Aid of tha Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Melseh on W. First Street at 7:30 pm . The Intermediate Choir rehearsal Will bo held at 7 p.m. In the First Baptist Church. Tha Adult Choir rehearsal will be slated at ft p.m. In the First Baptist Church. The'resulsr meeting of Seminole Chapter No. 2 DES will bu held at (ho Masonic Temple at a p.m. All Past Matrons and Past patrana will be honored at thla tlmo. r ii7 i~ i " i u f n r -rasa: < n r v r v j i i n . i : . i v n n r u n » s * * iiv n i.s e < i n M i , o r v r r . o r s- l u h i i i a IV l-UOIIATie s o . M i r 1 1 1 : ns- r . v r n v n r n n n c n n r v iiu iA In r iiA r in i l M iill.n - f iV I IV . A ll u v rn n n i h n t in u rln lm a o r d rtnautla a s * in > l (It * K u n a o f A It. M onro, (lia a (got *-nJ mail .|»c«>latit, a r * lia r a l.y n n ilf le il llia t an O rila r n< A .lm i n i - i r .n l .in I In u rc (•■•.■r y Ima ln-ai, r i i l r r r . l l.y th a 11. in o r .il. la Strn ra i llm ia h o lilr r . (N n in lv J m l a r . II.n t I ll s lo ln l m a il v a lo r n( - a lii r a t a l,, I- n ii ii r o a i iii a l r lv it .n u o m i; d ia l lh * n a m ra m ol n ild rra a ra .,1 ih n r r to w hom m ill a a u ia haa h ren aaalan ad br r u r h O r ilr r n ra an fn ltn w a i 1‘ ly ila VV. M onra, hla w ld o M , T i l li n k A v a m ir , O rla n d o , K ln r ld a • ’In Ire IJa m iib n ll, a d u u ih lr r , I IS I ’u lh o iin A v e ,, Vaaod C it y , M ia . e iia l] .|il. / « r C o d a tv . M oor* A d m i n U lr a ir l i ot rha r .a i a l t nt A It Sln o ra , P a ra a a a d . M t r it t: os- s i i r Seminole Rebekah l/ulgn met Thnradav night In the Inna1 J»i|) with noble grand, Mr*- Nellie Fulirll presiding. Routine business waa attended and a "nice" sum of money waa obtained for the polio fund by Mr*. Essie Colo. Dlimlsaol was held In duet form with 30 members and Ihree visitor* present. B T A T H U K t u m id \ T * Ir It At.I'll IIAZt.N, ,.W ir alive,,lt,VD and their rrapeeltve onknnwn n..,u-r. if inariiad. end If dead, (he >er|<r< t|va unknown 1'Sir*, devliaae, aranl«rr, arrlanaaa, '•«T Tha Rote Circle gave a live oak tree, tho Hibiscus Circle a mag­ nolia and tho Dirt Gardonsrs Circle a Koalrouteria tree. Tho oak waa planted during tho Arbor Day exercises in honor of M rf.1 Rosin Carnor, a formar teacher, Mrs. Reynolds, principal, spoke M the car# and value of trees. Whit w«'d like to know la wheth­ er that, astronomically speaking, Is a venerable.age or itdicuiously young. I t 1 Distance between antagonists in pistol dueling saries from JO to SO )hm«*—Facloyraphs. Dtpcmlmy'on how mail they are? ! I t The Tit has 70 mlttlen finger­ prints on Ate, we read. Yeu getta admit that's a handfull I t I A new- hollow-, glass-reinforced, laminated telephone pole now be­ ing tested Is said to lie more dur­ able This sounds tike a direct challenge to sums auto driver* we could mention. rhelna nl NS.1, n( Sft'ij of dartion 11, Townahlp IS Xoiltli, Itansr 10 Sla-t. Ion. and ru.h ot you. ere hsrehy nnilii.d lliat a anil liua hern lirouelil •te.ilnal you In ihn Circuit Court, la and (pr deuilnola County, Florida, In i.'liancar). rnlllled It. IV, IVAIII. and lil.AM'lts: WAIIK. hit wife, l-lalnllffr. V. ANil ft1CW J. IIUTtJ, ■iniile. el al, lirtandinla, and you. and am li or you, ere rsqnirad to file *,.ur Ananae In PlaintiffI'oninlainl with the Clark, of raid Cniiri. end »>n* upon I'lelntlffa altornty, Ul;il A. HHKWPt, Jtl . wtioaa pvat office iddre-t la T. Cl. Ilua ISSI. Hanford, Florida. • rnpy of raid Anawar, on nr before Wadneeilny, February IS, A. I). ISIS, ami If you fall lo do bo, ■ rinree pro ,'i.nfea-n will ha entered -ealnal you, end eerh nf you, for the lellat d-niandrd In (he Cninpletnt, 'III- nature of (hi* -nil I- lo nalat the title I* the above described lend Wlineae mv hand and offlrlel aael of -aid Court, thla Hat day of Jan­ uary, A, II, l)Ae, «i Hanford, 4amlnola 4-nunty, Florida. ICsuil Head /mi n P. Ifarndon Clark nf raid Court. jfitf J ’56 DODGE Coronet -A*. ch Arbor PARK L oxuriouB n ew '6 6 D O D G E C O R O N E T is b ig g e r b y f a r th a n o th e r m e d iu m -p ric e d c a rs! B ig g er in aiie, c o m fo rt, p e rfo rm a n c e , mtylel Y et ft k p rice d rig h t dow n w ith th « lo w ro t-p rie ed e t n . , WINTER BEIGE "wicker, tweed" U used for a coat and matching suit from Haiti* Carncgla'a collection. A "fur flat­ terer*' of brown molt la tucked IiiUi the (lowly-collared eutt. It* jacket to ssml-fltUd In front end straight In back. The airtight oeven-elghtha * length mole-itntd coat U deelgnml wlt% a round coll*r-on-co!1*r.' * Carrying chargrn less than rent / Prise It «g)eitfs«t amafl eers In Hi* "tow prie* ttoWM * Lakefronl lota * Colored plumbing flxlurro RACEW AY * GI or conventional financing M gi k t f iertet boger Car " C , Bedgi k H i takes leiger .Cw.-M" if •edge k 14 teles lager (■ "7" ledge ktU tobeetopr Cer T Cm " 0 " Bed© k 7J M et laager c« "r , M p k 14 S i n leegar *TI» Canntry Club'of Trotting Trneks" * PRESENTS The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM -COCKTAIL LOUNGE* * £ ? •? & * ••» ■ * * •« * * • /p V IE T EVENING FROM NOW O N - f : ••DIRECTIONS—* Amur C o ro n e t in th e g n m ll-rn r Arid! * Move In tmmedlntely GENERAL ELECTRIC IN C LU D IN G SUNDAYS COM PLETE D IN N E R S M O M $1.81 A big D o d g « V -8 l a n c e r h a r d to p co sta o n ly 95 cen t* a w eek m o re G ian "hardtopg,"- IN D IN IN G ADVENTURE SEM IN O LE NEW YORK 'It—Away back'in 19M Columbia Workshop, an ex* perimental scries of radio drama*, gi»> CBS radio a reputation for originality, daring and showman ship. Now, many years and one invention (television) liter, Co­ lumbia Workshop has been revived on radio. Again it promises to give CBS radio a reputation for origi­ nality. daring and showmanship. There is sothing on the TV set on Friday evening at 1:30 p.m. (Eastern time) that compares with it in stimulating entertainment val­ ue. Revived two weeks n o tonight, it has presented in two parts a dramatization of Alduiis Huxley's novel "Brave New World," a satire on ■ perfect scientific society of the future. Tonight it presents * dramatiza­ tion nf George Stewart's "Slorm," an excellent novel whose protag onlst actually is i storm Itself. Un­ fortunately the pressures of spon­ sored time on CBS confine Co­ lumbia Workshop to half an hour. Two bright young men who cut their wisdom teeth nn the program in years' past guide Its destinies Inday. They are Howard G. Barnes, CBS radio vice president Iirtn ir a , r r r .ll lu r a , I r u - la t a , o r o lh r r c ta in m n la b>, in tn u a ft. u n d er o r ju n i n r i raid A nd rew J llo y d and lla lo h lla a a n ; and a ll p a r d r a ha*> m e , or c la im h i * la lia v r a n y r ie i.t ( I l i a n r I t t la r r u In lh * tu llo w lita d r r c r lh a d ( iiu u t r ly , Iv lo e and U rin e In H cm m u la C o u n ty , K lo rld e , t o - w lt i W ra t l » t r * Wife-rover Rainbow Kitchen by >* Columbia Shop Revived On Radio OMAHA (^—There's • psrikto named Pudgles who Is a pet it : .*Lrc |t*Uet v—« -'n't s -ti. a signal of danger to a fireman •« U is In Pudgie. You Just can't smeke In (hr .u tlon- recreation room with Ptidgii around. To disbelievers the lire, men say "go ahead and light up a cigar." She land* on it ami »h« pecks II Into two parts. No u-r m Wow smoke In her fare. eiisOi « m , 2 ta ° n .f r ,m . “ * AmeriV.n V .M 'il^ 'g " ih .'r iln e . She's a Irue "smoke eater" like ga e his platfdrm. as the Russians chaned vesrtr her owners. No mudillnglag, no tnterfereeee dlv ^ t# l|nll in labor disputes against organized * |n ,hP guj ne|[ 0f Cincinnati Hr t. labor: Increased old age pensions Siiddle East without prior agre" legs is the best home run hitter end lowering pension age to 30 ment and United Nations sppmvst unrter lights. At least he ua- m years for disabled persons: In-, Referring to a statement jgjj to 86 night games he hit creased pay for ichool leachers; hr President Eisenhower and Brit­ homers, one more than bis loammore sports and better recreational ish Prime Minister Eden, to which male Ted KluszcwH. facllitlca to help the tourist busi­ the Russian alluded. George said ness. he does not recall thae the •»-'* Blond transfusion for " •r—nted anything sped horses are a common praclio- ii Dartmouth’s first football score Qe olh„ (h |„ ^ ,hty wollM was made by C. W. Oakai. cunfer with the French on steps Hialeah. The usual horse trimfusion involvt* a gallon of blood grandfather of Abnar Oakea HI, to preserve pesee." from a pony. Darimouth’a current hockey cap­ Talks among !hc three powers tain. C. W, Oakes his talry in •tarted !nl. week A’ f.tr »* !• Doh Pnwell, young bomi* <vil« IMi against Amhere,t. known, no decision* have been fielder with the Chicago Wh-te reached. In a 11)0 declaration Sox, holds mechanical erg ir-sIn charze of network programs th* three nation* pledged to art ing degree from Atlehlgan F'.s'S here, and Guy dell* Cioppa, his Jointly to quell anv outbreak of University. counterpart In Hollywood. war in the Middle East. "We want lo break new frontiers George sdded that the Commu­ Jim Francis, 6 feet *, i’ in the ares of Ideas," says Barnes. n i s t s . through Czechoslovakia tallest) player on Datxmouth s We are thinking in terms of a have shipped arms In Egypt and basketball tram. He la (ton theater of tha mind." “if we become involved in any Brighton, Mass. Technically, Bayies points out. war In ihe Middle East, Russia the only new tlMig In radio is will Intervene) Indirectly at first, Legal Notice "tape." And that, of course, is the and then directly." 7 i n it) rorstT o r tmk n n i . scientifically perfected mains of tv j i n n i ; anwixni.r. ro t.M i, recording sound. Great -technical M U H I N A . I \ F MOBAT*. strides hiv t been made in it since Cohen Is Square ~ IS RE: F.HTATB OF HAttA A. KIN CAID radio's earlier day*. Columbia D*e*if \ Workshop is wisely miking full use With Law Again to numiTiinB ath r» ** | ( ) V I I H t h G I ' M I M t tin l> 9 PALM prniNGS, Calif. <*of It, realizing (hit great dramatic i m t l t t l l l h t T M ID M T U T i Impact can be achieved by Ihe Mickey Cohen, who recently com­ Ymi a inf #*ch nf yn»i n f h r v * notlft*»<1 an d rDnulf#«1 In pr* * » auditory smses — as great, aay pleted a federal prison term for i»nY fU lrn * And d#ni«n«lp n m *r some enthusiasts as the visual Income lax evasion, Is sauar* with you, o r o l t h r r o f yon, tiiiiy h a Ihe law again after pleading guilty •Klitni*! thP ANtAt* of Hrtrn \ I" smses utilized by television. Ut4t'Agri|, l«f» of flnld two misdemeanor charges and rnld, On tape sound ran be captured, In In thw Cntiniy J t i d t t «#• * paying ST5 in fines. County*, KlnrliU. i t M i o f ftr # »i mixed, changed until trick* are ihn f o firt hoiipo ©f *aM Cnuni* -i Police Chief' Anrust KeMman played with lime and even tonatily said Cohen stayed at the El Mir*- fi©nf©rd. ClnrldA. w llh fn f-lsrrot *»' • ino nth * fro m Vh© 111nt© of • 1 • Itself is changed. This Is the tech­ dor Hots) under a fictitious regis­ fO'ndttr i rs t pnhllcRlloh o f t h i s fiat I* "» nical innovailon which Columbia tration and also failed to register liiirh rlflltit o r tlv m sn d sh lilt 1^ w r i t in * . Sint ■h©l! I !»• r i * Workshop is utilizing fully. More as an ex-convict. of r^^itforTf**1 a n d pn*t n fflro H o Immii I, mu! shall h© syi , m important, however, Is Its bold Municipal Judge Emene Ther- of Hi* hv lh* i'In (out n l, •«•■»«». r»f free use of ideas which are nat­ teau fined Cohea ttrvt with a In i O'r n * y, a n d « n v * in h r I n Itn or 4 • ■ urally adaptable to raidio and prob­ choice of to days in Jail on each m i n d not »n f l in t nhall h© Yolri J.tn* I*. Cortpsr ably never can be achieved by count, but hr suspended ISO of Ah A d t n l n l s t r i l n r # f t b l I M a t r of television. Tonight's dramatization one count and V i *1 the other, with * Ham A. Klncilff, d to # as» d of "Storm," for example, Is loo the proviso Cohea not violate the W *h h * f It. Iliilfiss al U w big in scoop and concept ever lo law for one veil. Cohen paid Ihe Ally, W h t i r T i r k , K l n r h fi be undertaken by television. fines in c a s h .' Imbllr*»llon K*h. If, I t K . IT S Q U IE T A T TREE DONATED ‘At a recent Arbor Day program held in Plneereit ichool local gar­ den circle* donated trees to Iho ichool. ■ - IN ItS :; K H 1 A IK O K A. It. M o o liK , U p it f lic t l. Seminola Rebekah Lodge Has Session um JACKSONVILLE ( JP)-C*rl Aber­ nathy, Jacksonville office machine mechanic, «*id yesterday he wtll mn for OTrernor ' *-v * platform! calling for Increased old age bene­ WASHINGTON OW-Sen. George fit*. f D-Ga) said loday he I* opposed He slid he ptsns no campaign tn tending troons Inin the lense speeches f» public places "and Middle East test Russia sets* the making a lot of promises 1 cannot action aa an cxcum to mova in fulfill. !*m not a politician or law­ Us own armiesyer; I‘m Just • little guy who George, ehslrmso of the Senate came up the hsrd way." Foreign Relations fnmmltlee. addHe I* S6 yrsr* old, i lifelong rd that he knows of no Rrlli-h The Sanford Tourist and Shoffleboard dub will meet at 7 p*.m. for a special game night party. The Variety show that waa staled this week la -postponed until Peb. ». The Woman’e Society of Chris­ tian Service will have a study dasi In McKinley lfatl. It will begin at 10 a m- and dose with a covered dish luncheon. The sub­ ject Is "To Combine Our Efforts For Laitinit Peace." All members are urged to allend. Visitor* are welcomed and there will bo a nursery. '. I ....... ........... * ■ ■ Magnolia Circle Hears Reports On Pest Control If 1-| \ \ - ‘■ V LI Ip*Har*sswswg( At • touch of your fingw. you command tha grtaUd perform. ttsg ear on (A* road todap—bar toonol Tho new *66 Dodge ebatternd every record la the book i--including world recordn held ...'by expenefve foreign model*(n It* mentionaJ 14-dty official run on the Bonneville Sail IlaU . The 'M DodgsrV-8 hold* more performance records than «Uo**wr American eancomhiMA Yedee Under d » Or Mdy,* hrt tok» I* 'Vresk the leek,* The Uerwtce Welt Stoe-i3 8INCB 1841 8ANKOHDS LEADING UU1LDER Sales Officet Little Venice — Phone 1604 f.'-'.'a ift« -*s'•* > *1" ' * k'il?i* K*. ‘.-lii"; ' i-v, (-Lva' -j.r*-».!»*iJ, .-.t,• - ♦i zii% �P r~ P fi*;'-.'■&*»'?» Shop and Save In Sanford . ?Py£ •v- ^ m tfrrrft Itm ttfk AN IWPgPKNnENT nAIl.T NBW8PAPCT RAN FORD. rU M lD A M ore Enthusiasm Urged For French A ve . Dedication, Banquet Student Loans Offered >•f*y vWiw ^ - x ' !•••,*i•*■*pif/* >,v 3fei X* ;/%“ •* ?V 5'fv; , > ‘ ■>;tT'#441 i‘^ r - ' ♦ ** •‘i*j ’ -‘V '- ' ‘• bif vri.’. T v t ' . • J W ^ v ' " ' -5iV ■„• r'.'"' ;,>iiff'5jnw*' Weather Clear to partly eloidy tad tltfd through Thursday. J WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 19X0 S a* No. SI A a jg d jie d P rg jg l,*a*ed W irt Galloway In Moonshine Acts *>1 ifii State 1-j par late* dent Halley has designated Tuesday, March 27, aa the date for holding com­ petitive aiamleatlene for the pur-, poee t4 a warding State Nursing Scholarship Loene, H ig h aahoel panlera, high repeal graduate#, or atudeate al­ i i ••• ready enrolled h* nursing whe desire he train for "The leait we can do." James Ingr taresr la Florida are A. Wright, ehelrmen nf the Semi­ lo compete If they have rarnsd nole County Chember of Com­ at !aaat <>na high aehool unit tn merce Fregch Avenue Dedication aasn hiologiral and physical scl­ ■fxj i if. and Dedication Banquet, told the ent*, ham been a 'etidant of dlrectori of the local Chamber of Florida for on* ysar (If applicant! Commerce i t their regular month­ I* undar 2t ytara of age, hi* Tor urgent ikpH for th* modern ly meeting last night, "la to be parent* must he residents of Lu-|!ii,ra of the Seminole Memorial Tape Recordings Progress It helng mad* In af« enthusiastic about the French Florida) and planqlng to entoil as it was pointed nut fu rls tn finanr# a new building Avenue Dedication program." In an approved school of nursing pr:rir io ihr completion of the new Are Presented conilructton program for JUnfore The event lake* pise* at 4 p. In Florida this fall Applicant* for i building, is dramatically demonOnly five witness** were brought Conflicting testimony was given | n,fu*trlei. according tn a report musing scholarship ,lratr(| hv the patient censti* now U / J n r f n n l A r f a n l to the stand yesterday to testify m. in froat of Seminole High MIAMI (UP)—A year-long neigh- practical in a I’eiioral Jury this morning In made to the directors nf th! In the conspiracy trial of impend­ School whea a host of road-mind­ borhood .qu.hhle hMted o m list yr*«icii Z 7H,tor« lr' ‘ n"**" ,w" ' h(r " , n S ^ 0 1 1 1 6 5 1 0 1 1 1 live second dav nf the trial of *u* .Seminole (’minty Chamber cd ed visitors from all over Florida -i-a-. „ » * — ____ «*___ ___ . w ** umU m i icience rrf ni»rnt<l, Kor half of ihi* ed Sheriff Jurtson Luther Hohby, night when a 12-year-old man went paraon whn i» awarded a Stale time mere h u e been 50 or more pended sheriff Luther Hobby; Commerc# last night. will b* in Sanford for the ribbonM-jetr-old railroad engineer turn­ berserk and ihot up a homing de­ Nursing Scholarship Loan must ai|u][ p.i11cnl* in tha new hospital, | former deputy, Andy E. Evans; Plans and «p#rifimt!on* ar# now culling ceremonies, ed ihertff. | velopment, wounding two house- agr*n In writing to b*>gln prac-1 Administrator Harry IVelr said, former heverase a gent, Dwight being completed, Chanther Man­ Seminole High School Band will Accuied, la • Federal Indict­ wise* and than turning Ihe gun oi tiring nursing in Florida lm- T|le o|d Pcrnntil Laughton Me Yelvlnglon: former Negro deputy ager Forrest Bteckenrldga' 3*14 ment handed dawn In Tampt In play for tha event, Wright laid, himself. NEW YORK 4*—Michael della Willie nrown; tavern operator the dllrrtor* a* they r*vl|w*4 mediately upon graduation or m„rjlll ha,| , jj bed "and we already have a list of at November liat year, nlher than Sgl. Floyd Alahiwy of lha Crim­ Rocca—with a hit nf counseling Jerry Martin and James Smith tha *■■Satriai Committee’* pro­ Hohby are: Andy E Evans, de­ least thirty dignllarlea whn have inal Bureau nf Ins alligation, said completinn nf court# and continue CJp*rli,v The , laff a| tke new Fast First from fellow cobbler Ulno Prato— before Judge William .1. Barker. gram tn aid in th* expansion of puty sheriff for Hobby, Dwight D. arcepted our invitation to be Burton Julian Herndnn tarrorireJ tn practice nsiratng for the period Constable J 4) Dnllnway waa nn# qj Sanford'* fast growing specified for tha type mining ,nvf | institution has hern quickly ha* hit Ihe 3A4.000 Jackpot by an­ Yelvlngton, f e r m e r Beverage here." alio named by a Negro under­ plants. the neighborhood before wounding swering question* ahoul opera on scholarship h* received. . . jdjusllng to tke work load aa Wright pebited out that the agent for the State, WlUle R. cover agent employed by the A. It Pet»r*on Jr„ a mamba* In tha chait. His condition Applicants must register with H(.|| a, in thr n*w equipment snd a television quit show. Brown, a former negro deputy for French Ave. project la Ihe firat himself High School Principal, Director routine* with which they are work- Delta Rocca, a 54-year-old Ital­ State Beverage Deportment, aa of th# Seminole County Chambft Hohby, and .terry Marlin and major highway and road building Is critical. one allowing moonshine operation ' of Commerce Industrial Com* James Smith, negro tavern opera­ program for Seminole Couuly In In lertoua condition is Mrs. Nor­ of School of Nursinr, or County ma, according tn Ihe executive ian Immigrant, plans lo use part In his Seminole County diMrlct mitt#*, rrpnrting for th* ComMIhe last 20 years. “Ami certainly Superintendent by Feb. ZZ. officer, who commended them for nf hi* winning* lo improve Ihe am­ ma eJan Mullinix. 23. shot four tors Sanford Pollr* Department Pa -Ittee’x chairman Don R a i s e High school seniors who plan their willlngiirsi ateur operas h# stages as a hobby Kelsey, under crow examination we want to show our appreciation tlmea in the stomach, chest ami Indmrn, Carl C Dudsnn and Joe j revealed that tha anpralsad vah for the modern four-lined and The din-ton hive In-on loud In nt the high school in llaldMln on arm. Mrs. Helen Cole, 33, I* In to take Ihe scholarship exam­ hv defeme attorney W. W Judge Hickson were tke first, two wit ne nf the new building lo hoU*4 fair ----------------eondtlion with a bullet wound ination March 27, must n-glsler ihrir praise of the nunes, the Long Island, where lie lives. - _ , stretching , — of Daytona Beach, said that *ua- .p a v e d thoroughfare with their high irimn) principal; patient o re sad the Improved He aniwried s 14-part question nesses railed in succession today more than dnutde their present pended ihertff Hohby le'd him from on* end of Sanford In tnei|n ihr Irft hip, Pod.snn stated that as tlse result capacity of employes, would kl students already enrolled in a opportunities in trest those who nn grand npera last night on Ihe early to January, t953. "Thrre'a nf a conference with Seminole 3d I.POO, 0,l\VrighL*cha!rm.n for .he Semi-1 A,’ * ur* * '* ° hl**k ■chool nf nursing must register are ill. The modern equipment, CBS TV program The 304,000 enough builnesi in Seminole Coun­ in the vicinity of tha Herndon A report on th* Federal High* Counly rrnicculnr. Karlvle Hmtsty to justify your aalary, and If nol* County Chamber nf Com­ home wai In a stale of panic for with Director of School nf Nurs­ tha ready availability of phnrm- Question, locum# taxe# will lake holder; former assiitanl Stale'a way Program poll, arcordini If that isn’t sufficient you tan linn merce Dedication pmgram la *»■ more than an hour a a Herndon ing by Feb. 22. High School •rry. X-ray and nlher diagnostic about Naif Ihe money, Attorney, lluherl flrlgas; ami Senator Douglas S t e n a t r o n i . up the boolleggeri and gamblers," aisled by a eommlttee Including loaded his 22 rsliber revolver (iriiduate* may n-glsler with the aids are continuously impressing He cntil.l have quit aid taken Slat# Attorney. Murray Over­ chait man nf the Legislative ana County School Superintendent. Karlyle llouaholder, Senator Dou­ ihe me,Ileal mra with the great A tense moment in the trial came National Affairs Committee of tha again and again, blading away at Application forms thnuld l>a 'liules that were laken as Ihe new the 312.000 ho won last week on his tired, (irlggt and lloiishohlcr Chamber, early when Attorney Judge asked, glas lenstreaa and Representa­ cart, houses and people. showe th* mountlrif fouith appear,met on the shnv look the two officer*. Dodson and secured si tima of registration hospital opened. "Line up the bootlegger* and gatn- tive Mack N. Cleveland Jr. nationwide Interest In th* prt* IIirk son. to Talljhaore to appear Only two other tonimtants hao Herndon went back to load his and should lie completed and The dedication program chair­ Mother* have been delighted hlrrs for what?" before the Governor for iheir *p- po«ed program now before Con* Kelsey’s enswrr was, "I don't man pointed out that more than gun again >■ three motorcycle of­ turned In to the person who la wlih the ly|>e rare provided for won Ihe grand prir*. greaa. In charge of the scholarship ex­ likely the banquet, set for 7 ficer* arrived. Sgl. Joe Balough iheir new offspring, Weir said, Exercising his prerogative of potnlmeni as sprclal nrvrr.ige know' sir." Heparlincnt Investigator*, with­ Based on addition taxea for I Lclnn Thnmai I-on*. SS year-nld o'clock the evening of March 9, and Patrolman Robert Rrinheinier amination wher# th* applicant ami added Ihat from the mothers’ taking an expert adviser inlo the out pay-aa-we-go program; Stan*Iron* pay. admitted moonshiner and hoot- following I f t French Ave. rtbbon and Robert Duncan riurkw.1 behind reports In lake the lest March t iandpninl the thnughful provision* isolation booth with him, he chose told th* chamber of Command* 27. However, Dndma tald flier were cutting, will* be a sell-out. a parked car and exchanged shoU for their cherished babies are well Prato of the Bronx, who won logger, la euilody of the If. S. Directors, the Federal Highwaf reimbursed for expenses surh as The examinations fur white ap­ worth all tnc planning ihat went 332.1100 in Ihe opera category on Ihe Marshall Hue to a sentence for “However, if there are aome who with Herndon, mileage, travel, employing nf Bill, propoalnf 40,000 mllaa "4 of Seminole County show last Aug. 9 and quit. possession of moonshine whiskey, do not. aa yet, have reservation! They ahot oirt lha light* ,n ,nr plicants - will Intn ,ht' it''i’**ri*i. In the new highways aero** the aaUattf httjers anil other expenses. or tickets, wa would like lo have surprised the lesa than 50 apcetiliving. room and on th* ' porrh of l,r >n t,"‘ vonfeienca room of People visiting loved ones who The two shoemakers—Itolh horn will ptubably go tbrauglk*' i I. 0 —1. __ .. I 4 .1 . . . . . . 1 ^ 1 . . , 1 u 11 km 11*1 them all rail the Rcmlnule Coun­ It was revealed Ihat two lape lors In the Orlando Federal court­ Chatnlier of Commerce f l i p Ihe Herndon house. They rushed thr Srlmol Administration llulld-j ure ill have rnmnirnled on the (he same year In Italy, both U, s. room by testifying that tie paid ty Chamber nf Commerre Im­ the house hut Herndon had ahot Ing nn Commercial St, Tims* *"^4 quality nf car* bring taken of rlllien* an,) both lovyra of npera record '’"nmInga were rqada of ennver- Idept George Toubjr, greeldjp'f >1 tw*.»een Mayheltii amt If at night’s meeting, r*v«4l*<t proleclion money to t Constable- mediately an Dial wa can 9**rt all himself when they Hfkff# W.-----r th* negro applicant.* will h* hritAihrm and have hn«n rtti m*-»r*sl —<Ntli)d QfK*' ^fe* cnitfei n , . ki - W | by it, nursing off!>.**)• him said. Pt;lnl» ^With Ilft llftfy gestures ihtNnich ’ J'l,lnl" f flame*, eaiploted as buy that the Florida Tower fk M |h | Pallet Cftiaf George " W ir y on efforts . toward taking car* of fferndon, a roofer l»y Irade, waa at Crooma Acadeihy. them." three oreislons. Examination to fill vacanclea Many hav* bgrl lnipie-*Ml with Ii'hr'vTmdsin of the Isolation Iuvoh ers ami sriing nailer rim inslruc- Company ha* offered th* ua* o( lion of Ihe two police officer* their expert In the making nf a <* Elsewhere In Long’* testimony, Wright told the Seminole Court in a psychiatric ward at Vetarana for 1400-a-y.ar Scholarship Loan the Woman’* Auxiliary members | and both Willie Brown and .fkmrs revised study j f the Industrial he stated that i l l "Justice jo nice of m the lo cjty Chamber at Commerce Board i!. J’ . . m* ,boul for th# preparation of leathrrl who h u e shown eourtr>y and con Smith The two tape recordin** Survey. Pear* Hugh Duncan was in Hoh* | 0f Dtreetors last night that h* Is i month* ago, Alsbury said, will h# held March 27, tn tha suieration heynad lh.it >« otien had nol been plased In court nr County Kcliool Administration found m larg* hntppali, it wa bv's car when Hohhv. Duncan nut quite ready in announce Ihe "We are greatly hi need of before the Jury up until noon to­ up-to-date Information In furnlafq building on Commercial St. for aililcd. and a maa named Smilty came lo I complete program of event* fori day. white applicants and at Crooma my hnusa and wanted tn control the twn port tons nf ihe dedication prompertlv* Investor* In localtnjf Academy for ru-gro applicants. ah of Ihe moonshine ill Seminole rvrnt. Kick ton stated thal three record­ Iheir imlurirlts here,1* T a w h f High school seniors, high school Two Communities ings were taadc and always kept laid. and Oraage Counties." i ..(hir nrlt a| m r |tfht now." he graduates, ami college students In hi* possession nr in the **> *t The expert, proposed In mak# "I was tn make the moonshine , al(| ln isuir*. our#clves that NEW YOBK 41 Robert H Struck By Storms who dim# tn train for a teach­ the Sanford Police Department. th# revised study, will me#t with at 110 a jug and they were to han- (bcr# will k* an enormous crowd Rrhleilnger 39-year old plavlwy ing career in Florida s elementary MOB HILTON, Ark. UD- Torna­ die II," Long said, "and I turned at the 4 a'rlock ribbon cutting However, he admitted that one the Chamber’a industrial Cam* The 31st Annual Pioneer Night or secondary schools at* *ligiM* do-1 ike storm* at rut k two com­ ♦on of ■ millionaire mother, plead ' of Ihe recording* had been loat j mltte# and further mtat with 111* It down because we couldn't make rrremonie* at Seminole High ed guilly ywstfrday m an oil stock has been set for Tuesday n+fbt tn rompat# if they lias# been munities near krra e.-rrlv today, I any money at 110 a Jug." r could not be fnund. 1Board nf Director* at lla n#it swindle. School. Justice nf the Peace Hugh Dun­ "Unlesi we have on* of Ihe big­ March a, said Frank Ivins, ot ■rsident* nf Florida for at Irasl killing at len t one person and I’linlon ftiieed, a supervi.nr cm-1regularly achedutnl mectlnff, He had uss* 3122 BOO of Ihe pro (.ake Mary, last tight on* year fif appliraut under 21 injuring two. can told The Herald this morning gest crowd* atlcnding th* actual cerds from a shaky I/mlilana oil ployed by Ihe Stale Beverage De- | "All nf ua are going la ihei* old year* of age, hit parent must The storms dMlroje,! or sever promollnn to htty lewelry for ac- parlmcnt, »dmitted working tin- 1 In regard In Long's statement, dedication," Wright told the Dir­ "All 1 know about It what ectors of tke Seminole Counly ages where we lael Inntly." said b# resident of Flondat and am v damaged eight hnu»e»—four at tresi Linda fhnsllan. (terenver and with Ihe two San­ ford Police Department officer*. the newspaper carried, and If true Chamber of Commerc*1, "it will Evans as he told of plans for the planning to register in the school Cleveland and four at Sardis—nnd T V tihsk), unmarried Xrldcsinspecial evdnt held for these over Contlsurd on I’axe 9 ilrmoli-heil manv farm btiildingas carried in the paper, Ixinp's nol be a successful •vent." ("art C. Dodson, Sanford patrol g er fare* a p o itth k maximum M sears nf age aaek year la Lake Al Cleveland, 13 mile* north of statement Is a He and most ridi­ man. said the first meeting beMary. years. If* Iwern ilia county prosecutor.. here a AT year old Negro, Verne seoirne* nf in fn culous. ! go not know him nr where A'hfnrd, was killed when wind ought get off with less hy making Stale's Attorney, assistant Slate's! CASSELBERRY- Rcsonlnf of "Thrra’a on# lady wto aomaa 9-Year-0!d Boy's he lives. 1 only know of his long No Relief In Sight smashed III* koine to splinter* rntitullon to lh« Ihrf* men he Attorney, Patrolmen Hlrk.inn sml the we»t side #f Laka Dr., fro * down from Oeergfa each year for criminal record.** i Ills 2 year old wife. Ethel, suf­ dii|M><| in Ihe nil deal. Pioneer VtgH" Fkank Ivans Bravery Backfires Other witnesses yesterday for From Cold Wave the north and saiith side* of Quilt* (irttcral Sessions Jinli* John A. September 1*33. AI.TADENA. Calif '4*— The g,il- fered multiple Injuries. the government were Mrs. Melha LONDON (A) — Europe's relent­ said as be recalled ititiy <4 those tuplet Dr., lo lot 59, excluding One person was reported Inlttred scheduled sentencing 3nr 1-nng, wife of the admitted moon less cold wave had claimed at Who have attended A a events )„ tanlry nf 9-year old P-nni* ndlle Dodson I'd,| lb* Federal Jury, traders and la block G ang 3 hirkitred He herame wedged In at Ranli*. I bout .......................... four mile, smith( M'irrh li shiner Lein* T I-nng and Mrs. least t*0 dead loday after 2'» year* pan. on rross exam in alum, that all re­ Harris B •trinherg, kchksln- ports and playing of ih* tape lots to lb* «a*t, an Seminole Blvd.. Ruby L. McNair of Jacksons die, week*. Belief still was nol in sight. "We have h-A * -------Marr.hev <a — riot a chimney when he Iricd tn go nf here, and four hou.e* wrra refrom residential and commercial grr'i l*v»)*r, fold Ihe court: down tt and open the front door ported damaged •later nf L*lon and Leroy Long. Subfreeiing temperatures spread *n,f war* mail* before th* rounty aaaadtnj our annual "II* realises the foolishness of prostcutor and other State nfli- In residential ally, waa approved Sheriff Marlin Hawkins tald th* Former Sanford Ave. notion* •cross the Continent. St. Trope* on get-together sad thara’a a hit of for hit girl frteirf. whn had been locked out. > storm at Cleveland, population his past aria and as a Tint slop rials. Hr alvo stated lha{ another by the council Monday night. store operator William Howard French Riviera playground lenllment sb-mt Pioneer Night In the chang*!, stibmlUtd by tha Duskin, now aa Insurance agent the Dennis says k* h.u climbed ahoul an, cut a .w.trit Jon yard* toward* straightening 'mil his iifr Informer, Martha I.e# Drivers, out in Laka Marr," Evans said. inning hoard, H waa recomm*n<t> h* has to rsalii* Ihat he has \ tn Huntsville, Ala., told the Fed­ had a 19-inch snowfall, heaviest "Evcryaaa should mike plans down his own rhtmncv ic.eral wide, knocking hmt'r* and buildwas employed and used tn contact wronged olher people and lo make and get Information from Willie *d that pres»al trailers In (ha lugs oil Ihrir foundation*. eral jury sad court that "I In­ In memory. llmex "but ours Ii bigger and I In Invite intwaena o«*r 90 tn if. area concerned would not ha af> whalsver rcJrasi Is possible." tended to go Into the nuonshine Icepicks'slowly forced the 1,90(1 tend lha 3t* initial PJeaatr Night never go) stuck before." II# got H. Brown, th* former Negro de­ .Htrinhrrg said Rchlesinger, an puty. Hudson slio told lltr Fed­ (fried for a period of (wo ye its, LENTEN SEASON IIEfilNS business and made arrangement* Ion Swedish cargo ship Matilda on and bring them #k»ng to enjoy just above the damper liter (he after which lima ■ house would to Sweden’* rocky Baltic ee**t. to get protection" one nf the dwast aver.mgi anti fireplace In Patty tVibon's hmur VATICAN CITY 'T-P(i|u Plus Air Force veteran, now hat at eral Jury, on erois, examination, he required. The proposal alaa "I was to give Hohhv 350 a Helicopters stood by to rescue th* events of ri* efar,’' said Ryan* and diicovered h* rmililnT go any XII marked his own fniwhcn I ailh ♦i*ady j,>h as a pilot amt flighi Ihat th* undercover operator. provided that us* of trailers i|p> farther—up nr dawn a'he* loday *\ ihe to-day l.cnien iiistruclur. week tn operate the still," Duskin crew of 20. Clinton Sneed, bought the Silver plied only in present owners and The lee also tnruatened the last . Sch.*»lnger’« mother. tt*e former Moexrs. a Book#rlown tavern, with diil said In later testimony. Duskin Patty’s parents, Mr and Mrs. ^ P«nanre heg.m h>r nut extend it event ownership open sea lana between eastern and. » r i O t p l f Q f N O l C S Mona Willlami, Inherited 12 mil-1 Paul Wilson, war# sway, from Christian* Ihrnnghnut ihe world, j said that "I did not get lo sell State's money and look Jim ri was transferred during lha two. horn#, but ihe turnmonfd firemm, nom*n r«thn!ic» obierv# A«h * ^ in It53 ifom hrr iee* Smith In wlih him tn oporatr it. XI'fi any whiskey and under th* cir­ western Denmark. F<*. II year period. who uied ropet t# pull Dcniiii up. Wfdnpjiflay hy ittrndlri^ Mfl.%* tfurhusband, llarrUon Uilliann cumstances I laid Hobby I could People In hundred* of Isolated •elaaaei tludMin, In his trxllrnony ami on Graham Wilsen, secretary ._ sontv bill unharmed ing which Iho priest marks earh J**1# is oiw married tn Count Al rro.x examination, stated that ihe inning hoard suggested ih% not afford lo pay him but 312.50 vllllagcs in Italy and on lonely Bal­ Mrs Mtrtha Faya* aad son tic Island* ran ahort of food and a week." Asked about hit giil friend, lien forehead with ashes and says In Kdwsrd Bismarck She has no State prosecution was m*,l* parking regulations h* InitHtitfu Mrs. aa*an* Parent .tBrntaiiaat nit answered: "She's my treond Latin: "Remember msn that thou i""* ’,,rn rx,r'l one nf >h* worlds from evidtnre gathered In their on ihe circle fronting the Evani "My still was raided hefnre I fuel. By countrtci, thest deaths were Mr*. Mary Camara* girl friend. J don't think I want art avhes and unto ariies wilt re- “e,t dre»wed women, could get the first balrh run off luvcsrigatiun Questioning Dodson Bldg . In which Ihe post office la Pat Haagbt (Oataaa) any more." |ltirp." [ never gave tke Sheriff a penny recorded from cold, fire, storms, about (lie number of hours work located. The proposal waa referred , or • drop of whiskey," said Dus avalanches and accidenla attribut­ for thr Stale in wide-spread in to alderman Bra Evans, who with Ohio Legion Post ed ed to (he freeicup; kin, vesiigations dining 1933-55, he hi' brother Miller Evans own tha said "We were working In th" ical estate Involved. "1 don’t know ton much about Franco 107, Yugoslavia M, Italy Thinks Tokyo Rose City of Sanford, Fla as palrol Town Clerk Frances Allan ra* the whiskey business," Duskin sd- 03, Britain 43, Ororcn 30, Denmark milted. "I Just got familiar r . Germany 35, Turkey 41, Aus­ WAbWasmar m - Prealdeaf front the heart attack ha mfferadbav# had ilnra the Piesldent wa* Should Be Forgiven men". He further slated that the ported a balance nf 31.901.90 I f City paid him for the eight hours enough with it to get some time tria 17, Netherlands 15. Portugal Eistnhow# ‘a doemea #*y he la Sapt 34. and hit health "contin­ rtri.kcn. This give* added hope SPRINGFIELD, Ohio yx-Tokyo be wurkjed. ‘ The (ate paid us our the street lighting fund and t l .t t t in ’lie escrow lighting fund. Tht at Ihe Tallahassee and Atlanls 14. Spain 12, Swltierland 11, Swed­ physically abl# lo serve a seeood ual to ba satisfactory." and assurance ha will servo for nose should be forgiven for her en 0, Belgium 3, Poland 4 and term. They go Iw O * and »ay expenses, mileage and money wv Slate rigarrltr tax refund which Federal penitentiaries." Eisenhower undoubtedly w ill another four year*," World War II broadcasla tn street lights, laF Trial resumed this morning it Libya I. that from a mrxllaal alawkpof t he give lha psysUisns* report c*r*ful Adlal E. Stevenson. KurnhnwCnUrrl Stales sereieemen In the had to put out on buys," Investlga jmaintainsa v n (he m i n t Ail l a t t I f t i ft f t * • :30. appear* fit for "awalhar I la 10 consMarattoa b-sinte h* makes his er’i opponent in 1952, said In Se South Parlfle, memher* nf Ihe linns were made on their own free January amounted to 1124 39. lime, he said, lie told thr Jury, year*" in the preridawy. mnounrement, whirh he hi* indi­ attle that "like ail Americans I Cutilee-Wnrd American Legion on cross-examination, "To my Roland Files Suit That ts the optlmlrile swport Els­ cated will roma around March I. am of fours* drilghlnl at Ih# fa-' po,| resolved lari nlaht. Resolution Passed knowledge llmre baa been none Dr. P. D. White Tj,f resolinion ask* ihat Mrs. \ proienited (investigation)" Against Studios enhower (aims wWi Mm whea he But ha told ■ newt conference a vorablt report , . At the outset Of Ih# Physicians’, Ivan Ik.l.lko Toatirl A* A.ulnn Kr Palrolman ,|lrkann f(1„ow. Slated To Appear By Association SANTA MONICA. Calif. ('*) - files today to ThemaevAe, Ga„ for w«*k ago today about a wawk'i vaeaHon ai lha LAKELAND tgu. A resolution Gilbert Rnland'hai filed a '*®50.- estate a (te Nwafary af at* Treas­ "I think I will probably true* my news conference, a t t e n d e d hy restored her United Stale* elllron ed Dodson ta Ih* wllnesa stand own **Hfl|* more thin I will the shout luO newsmen, Maj. Gen.| „hlp. It slates, "There la no record and revealed that h* also was On Television asking Lakrlind schools to allntr noo damage suit against two film Hows id M. Snyder read a slate-( that Tokyo Hose ever convinced a noSTON IF— Dr. Paul THu children to lake an eltcliv* studio*, charging the reissue on ury Humiskfay. Th*r# h* quite like­ doiriori' report." as a special beverage ly will reach a final decision on Nevertheless, tha medical *p ment lnjshlch the #lx doctors de- single (milling man of' a tingle empowered course Instead of dancing was ,supervisor tin make tha wide­ White, the Boston heart specti whether to seek ra-slsctlon— If he pralial waa a sun# /or much'dared Elsenhower “has made a statement she made, but rather. spread .Seminole Counly invealiga- who told Ihe world about Fi passed yesterday by the Lakeland television of "The Cisco Kid," jubilation among political support- good recovery." Snyder Is Elxen- was a source nf entertainment tn Hun. Hickson brought with him to dent Elsenhower's, he art rest film series he m9de 11 years tgo ha* not already dona so. Ministerial Alin. The chalet (regarding a second *.-'* opponent 111 1952, arid in Sc bower’s personal physician. hundreds of ihnuiaadi of those Ihe courtroom two tape recordings day, is scheduled to go nn 'teji At present school children must har; hurt his status as an actor. take rhythm dancing aa part of The suit, filed yesterday In Su­ term) Is his, not oura,’" said D •r.hower will hkf for another fotu Tlie first quesllon put In Snyrfrr fighting men" and did nol .Impede whirh were marked, Government vision lonight, but only nlher d their phyilcal education course perior Court, named Monogram Paul Dudley White, Boalon heart yaari ia th* Whlta House If he la was whether Klaenhower could (he progress of the Pacific war Exhibits, No. Or>a and No. Two. tort will *•* and bur. H# will k **rva "another four years In the in any manner. tinleaa they bava an excuse from Production!, Inc., and Allied Ar­ apaclalltl, In telling a news con­ physically able. The lin t lape recording, Klckaon one of six physicians In discus* tists Productions, Inc., si defend­ ference about Ih* medical report Sen. Carlsoo fR Kan), one of the While House without any damage Tokyo Rose, wha waa released sold, waa made Jan. S, 1034, at lha phase of haart disease on a their pastor. from Ihe federal reformalnry fur resldpnr# or Johnnla and Mayhelle circuit television program b*aip< Some children say it eauirs ants. The movies were ralilted h# ami hi* colleague* gav# Eis­ original Eisenhower - for • presi­ lo himielf." Snyder replied: dent boottsn, summed H up In "We believe he ran serve four women In Anderaea, W. V*., In Gatnea on W. Eighth St. in San­ only to medical gathering* la " them embarrassment lo gel such "Chico and Pablo," the suit con­ enhower. nr Hv# yegrs or longer ln a very January after serving six yaari, ford. Th* second lape recording "ia|or citiaa bam Uit Nsw.f an excuse. Soma say other children tended. and Roland’* appearance The Treiident'a six doctors said saving: ■ b la fun of them If thay abject In lhatn allegedly hurt his chances In a prepared atatamant Elsenhow­ "IF* As bast naws the people of active poaHion of great respooii- has paid her debt to society, the ha said, "waa made April II, 103' land Medical Canter hqra.r lo appear la other talavlsloa role*. er "ha* mfd# • good recovery" Am Dotted BUtaa aad tka world bUity." raialahoa atataa. H tie f i f c t i i Papa M .. | grua a ( Neighborhood Fight Ends in Shooting; 2 Women Wounded Long States Paying Protection Money On Three Occasions iH Appreciation Of New Hospital Displayed Special Agents Revealed Efforts To Finance Building Program For Firm Advancing Opera Knowledge $64,000 Jackpot Lake Mary Pioneer Night Set March 6 Playboy Pleads Guilty To Swindle Casselberry Group Approves Rezoning I Ike A ble To Serve 2nd Term i n i i s s i i t . - ‘i I ■ vi MsSS-i r-Ai-j V-v T r �j! IS r V : 1 9 VALUES r n u m «# nt t mm ae u> tides M fbitTAl iSSSjft* UX (UMt. Tbs irtu lti t n b u td t s is* b n u tiS ft b r tbs Aaants s raatiiuf* cf L t m i t i i t i u i tbs TJsrxii Ikstitut# d CSrUflad p.-ST Aeenasaais-J lb# ‘frfc m s ra t p m id ct t n term far bvilkidtu! b e e t l i t rrturat If rw eiaess tha m a t eat. }Ra mar kotocaticallr cat j m n t i f ell tram a s s y ftottibia t u utrinji. Tba aksjett «sy to ilia U to u * t i t ainyl* f o r a UMOA. it's • cirri t i t tlx# if a rbcek. vbieb junysar w £3 *ct tf b# is abln to writ* bis hit .a tod i<Mmi sad a t r t * h tr tirtp k ratts. Too Jut* lead it tf with itii! wifhbeldisx iLpa lid lb* ro rtra s rn t takas e ttt «f tb* rtit. If you a » t a nr* t u UUk » ss »itWt*Id you •IE i»t a btil for tii* rftfhraae*. U more t i t r.lbbeld tbaa you *»*. you »iil r t f s rtfund cheekt i t U s rails permit ye* ta us* tie tsH fcr* if your frets buotn« eautiled oily cl vsjes, (Uvtdesde or iai» fn t totsliaf lets tiua SS OOf. and if yru did am here mar* tbaa HM of grots Income easrt from that Usted os your W-| uithhaWiag tlipe. Step, Lsoh. Listes Befero dKidisg to um 'be card Form 1040A. you should consider those facts: 1. Your t n «U1 he hgurad from • table which aBows you ■ de­ duction ei (bout IS per east of your income instead *f Itemised deductions for Mstributloot. U zti. tataroit paid, medical tad dental npeaseo. etc. >. Tbett U no provision in tbls form for filial at the "Vad of a bmuehoid." as > "lurm lng ipeutt,'* or for ctaiiamg ipecitl credits for dividends and retire­ ment income. tf you i . t sure that these two points »ouM sot coit you say tss tsviagi. end your income Is within the limits for filinc a Torns 1449A. you mJiht is well use thLs timple card form. tf you decide to use the regular form 1940. you still hav# the choice of itemising your deduetiflu or uitog e standard deduc­ tion which (toerally emanate lo •bout 19 per cant of your Income You ar* likely to itv* by Uemlaigg your deductions if you: I. Own m l estate. J. Rad unusual medical erpease I. Rad deductible ebild-care tapease. 4 SoRered loitat from fir*, storm, eceidaot. w theft. I. Mad* (airly Urge contribu­ tions. 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Caayar kloilnUtratar at tka Eatata at _ to*# A KUraM 4aaaata4 ahkar ft Uamaa mm Agnes i. Evans is To Present Music Concert March 18 I ant ui t.M itrna V4aaaa«aa. Sag tk#r«. mak* applicallna J a talk Jiitv* t*r a final ••Ml*it *J Mr a4»lki*lratl*n »f aala it*. auk tar •» firrffr k U eliu g . kan aa auak kamlntttratri*. **•4 IM# ma ta4 4a r at r*krti ■ T>. I|]| Maairtra a . Aniartna Aa Almikiatralna nt tka Raipn Malta aaa all aarttaa k a r -ija A «r# i«# nf k g i* at avru »} « . . . Tawatkt* tl (autk, Kaa«a w Kait. lt d . ana aaan at ran, Ira haraby aaiiuait mat a ewu Maa ana* Ira n itt atataat t»a in taa t'trttait C*nrt. la a a i tar Manaaia Canaty. El art 4a. Naara. tka i M i t - u a i i 4aaa4a«C Uk4 ktraM MUtiaC Ikat aa o»aar mr M')4 Sk4 arfULal at ASaalkitfratiaa Csaaaaaaar* t i l at Mltnpa* MI4 Cu i f t m i # S lit 4ay .it laaa aataraf ay tka Hakarakla t r . tikry. A u I I'-a, at kaatara. mtaaia y.an ty, riorltlu iCauit iaait • ' p f Hara4aa I'Wrk a( aai4 Caurt am the H u that she was in th* borne A n n L I m i . riila f young of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. KnowUs Xtgm linger, who wss rtu td in and while she » u attending ford elemenlsry schools u d CrwMim Aeittnty. After roaplatinf high trhonl, th« raratrH bar b p a a Inm fiorita A A M ColUga st TiUahsiiM. LtWr. ik t MStiattAtl har maita staiwf i t Bostett. V iu iik itH tu . ttk s n ik t raeairad aa addtlMa] d t t m la Music. T to B tattU eisu O n* n h i pride in m m t b | MUs | v u s « < cordiAllr ia*H n AH U ttkaad tb* coacert. Uvuca tkbtu era «t*a» w ia M. H it a tp kirany fi«a» tkai MUs I m i *UJ M t n t n U r H by m u tf Itsfara a itiio i d a riu S V * af taa ciNutt Caar S S g K e rjR Mt*4 tk auamaaa at ram mu w ttr u a . 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A- O., Itta. aaa if yan tan ta 4a aa. a aanraa pra will aa aatarM tla ia a t ® p K A S W . w ! 8 i ! £ yan. a«maa.a aaa tarn at y.u, f..r ma tallaf aamanaaa la taa tnnplaiaE Tka natura vt tkia it n la tn iila i taa tltia m tka abaaa 4aaanka4 tty at taw intar farlr, Plarl4* r u a t pvblKatiaa raft. tl. t)t«. 00\*>v * / If you are in boiineia (or your•etf, you can deduct your reason­ able and netessary busiaess expenaei on Mperate Schedule C before arriving at your adjusted gross income on peg* one of the Ua form Thu still leaves you the ehoie* of Itemisag your other deductions or using the 10 per cent standard deduction If you are an outside talesman, the same applies eaoept that you should attach a tut instead of Moarate Schedule C. Other employ*! are entitled to • deduction for onreimbursed ex­ penses tn connection with their work, but expenses other Jban these liated below cm be deduct­ ed mly if all deduction are item­ ised Instead of using ibo 10 per cent standard deductions' l. Triniporfatiae expense! tn connection with your employer’s buitneae. including fares and automobile expenses, (fipensss of commuting are not deductible la say ease.) I Meals and lodging while travelling away from home (or your employer. form 1940 h ij heta rearrang­ ed this yaar. so that although It stall contains (our pegai a tatpayar wheat inttma was anttraiy from w aits n il'll tn me only tbs first one or two pages, fsgas 9 and 4 ara for otbtr types of Intoir.e and for computing the spe­ cial credits ter dividend* end re­ tirement income. TV usetrieuons that come with vour tag forma give further information Relp i* j Jm available (mm the Infernal Revenue Service, whieh urges you la consult t properly nullified id*u*r If you need outs id* gsiiitanee. Next article: Don't fay Tax eo Wrong Income. school here. She has accomplished touch la tk* field of music in the Berth aid both whit* and colored till ruts a rt invited to hear ibis Stanford Regns girl who kai •thieved success as g concert alegar. fo r Uto public's renvenkeea ticbeta are on sale at the followtag Pisces: Croows Academy. J. C Fanner's store. S t a p l e s Drags. Viola’s Beauty Shoop*. Christine's Beauty Shoppe, Otkel DuvnlJ. Tommy’s Grocery. Stew's Jimmy'** Bcaity Shoppe, Sugar a t Cherry's Barter Shoppe. Orgea B arter Shoppe, Winn flor­ ist. Mm ' s Sundial. Dorothy Beau­ ty Shoppe, b e ts Beauty Sheppe, f.nUIe't Beauty Skopp*. u d a r e ’s Barnet station. t\ \c/rhfo//n/ JANE PAJMuui ENRICHED g ird les'# t * i » - fr a k f U m ! C u it a t iiL t* pkiM. A IP Faacy Early Tiny FANNING'S BREAD A BUTTER PICKLES STAR*HAT LIGHT MEAT CHUNK T U N A FISH iVt 0*. Csa GOLD MEDAL LADY BETTY PRUNE 20-Ox. Pkf. B IS Q U K K JIM DANDY Quick Grits QUART BOTTLE 1 4 Lb. Bos Swifts Premium Smoked or Super-Right Cooked HAMS 10 to 14 POUND AVG. 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Can BEEF HASH Armour* Star 29c 12 Ox. Can ROAST BEEF Armours SUr 47c 12 Ox. Can TREET 35c Armours Star 2 3 'i Ox. Cans P O T T E D M E A I l? c KtaMer Cinnamon Lb. Box CRISP Cookies 33c BANANAS CARROTS CABBAGE CAULIFLOWER LETTUCE »\S#NO 1 MAINE POTATOES CRISP CELLO FRESH GREEN BNOW WHITE CRISP l BED PONCE J A M PARKER jiW ' CORN SN M l FOOD SING LARGE IB S ' ‘-I' v f S FANCY GOLDEN ' lb. 10c 2-Lb. Bags 17c Lb1 .04 Head 25c 2 Heads 19 lOLb.Baq 39c LB. Bag 49c 4Ean 29c 1‘rWaa t« this ad *fnllta thtMtb ’ Fabni* »tr 1*. • i- ' 1 ft �____ Tot rail workers' wajea-avi about 343 a mouth. A .Undard husky ilML welfhi front M lo U pounfi, Seated Beam G S allweather bulh girts more light, l u i gin-*! 31.3193 {ASSO CIA TE STO RE THIRTIfN OO TWf rwtNlT-ON* air stewardess* who arc competing for lha title of “MUi Skyway" poia m New York for Uia cameramen. They were choaen from more than 300 entrantr from Amer> lean-owned airline*. The candldatee (L to r.) are; Patrlclp Caldwell, London, England; Caleatlna Johwoo, Sri Ilia, Wash.; Beverly Ann Evan*. K»rilm Klelnpeter, Inglewood, Calif.; Muffett Webb, Dalla*, Tea.; Lon it Campbell, BUIIn**, Mont; Mary Lou Price, Ulnneepotla, Mina,: Nothing Donna J. Henderson, Balt Labe City, Utah; Lucy Lova Wallace, Dal)**, Ten.; Ann L Adam, Seattle, Wath.; Barbara Ann Horvath, IndtaaipoUa, tad.; Joan Claire Nelson, Hollywood, F la; and Dee Tarty nhodat, Albuquerque, New MawSco. The young ladle* will be Judged la their tadivldua] alt Una uniform* when they appear before a panel of Judge*. Personality, Intelligence, chirm, poUe and hobble* will be the primary considers'Iona tn i«lecttag "UUi Skyway." flntemetfcmel EreluttaeJ Like Army's Ur DEM PKICE W A S H I N G T O N P*> There'* nothing tn the world quite like the Army's Corps of Engldeers. They can move mountains. They also build military roadi, dredge harbors, divert river*, fight flood*, construct airfield*, bulM house*, fight war*, lay plpella**. make mapa, harneia atom*, deaign equipment, build dredge*, re­ pair plumbing and change light bulbs. The engineers put the wlngi and dome on the Capitol, completed A the Washington Monument, built the Library of Congress, the Penta­ gon, the U. S. Military Academy at West Point and many other public buildings. They operate aU technical In­ telligence service* Just In ease aom* generel want* to know auch things a* the depth of the Volga River, Its flow and the soil char­ acteristics of both It* bank*. „ Somehow the engineer* can alao ® tell you how to operate the latest r.usslm tractor, Its rated horse­ power and how well It perform*. The engineer* are beginning to turn out map* which Indicate clearly where you can take a 60 ton tank acroia country In wat or dry weather, the beat rout# and how maay tanks ein follow the awn# track before the loll erumblrt and bog* them down. (A If a general want* to know the kilowatt capacity of the power plants In Moscow, Tok/o, Peiping, Paris or Berlin, 111*'chances are excellent that th,. engineer* will bo able to tell him. As real estate operators the en­ gineers have no peer. Their hold­ ings In land and buildings amount tn 23 billion dollars worth, scat­ tered throughout the United States, Its territories and 22 foreign coun* tries. Some two million people, civilian* and military, ar* boused by the engineers. If a housewife living In governtnr t quarters on Okinawa has trouble with the plumbing, she ■ends for the engineers. If a light bulb burns out tha engineer! re­ place It. A* if they didn’t have enough* to tin. the engineers also represent # tha Army, Navy and Air Force In participation with tha Atomic Ener­ gy Commission In seeking power and heat for peaceful purposes from atoms. Right now the engineers ere en­ gaged In constructing a pilot model of a portable atomic power plant at Ft. Belvolr, Va , 30 minutes by car fnm Washington. The plant Is designed for use In economically ^backward countries and at remote military posts where a 30-gallon drum of futil oil somctlmei costs as much as 912. As a »ort of routine operation the engineers dredge and main­ tain 400 harbors and 26,000 miles of navigable waterways. If any­ body wants to build a bridge across a navigable stream the en­ gineers have to approve first. They do all these things with an annual budget of about 2 billion dollars, 10,000 officer*, 100,000 en­ listed men and 30,000 civilian em­ ploye*. About 03 per cent of all engineer construction work, civil and mili­ tary, la done on contract with priv­ ate firms. The net result of this constant aisoclatlon and exchange of information la know how which la the envy of foreign military men. v Both the French and British chiefs of engineers have said that on* secret of thy Americana’ bat­ tlefield aueceis la the think-blg, act-big experience gained by anglseers In civil work* Jobi. The close relationship between the englncceri and civilian contrac­ tors on civil works project! has another by product; The corpa is Ihe nation's only organisation ea^palile of fighting major disaster* such as hurricanes and floods on a moment's notice. The engineers have tha country divided Into II regions and sub­ divided further into 41 dlatricts. In each are engineers who know the district Intimately and are faml'iar with Ihe canabllilies of every Chilian construction firm. When Hurricane L'iane swept In Jrom the sea last August sits j Rear Viewer Non-glare l** mirror attache! to door-top, wm 1 .3 9 Voltage Reg. Engineers t'her. *dO-T.2) ltMtck, *10-4(1 Pontiac 'I0.'3 era, dumped 19 Inchei of water on Mas- often make heroei possible. They lachuiett* and Connecticut and 13 ■re the guya with the dirty Jobs, Inchei on parti of New York and clearing minefield*, building road* Pennsylvania In a day and a half. under lire and aomettme* fighting. By the time the water* receded The engineer* h»ve • motto, 179 were dead, 6,992 Injured and "Essayons," from the French, "Let damage bad run Into hundred* of u* itrlve." In war ami peace, they have. million*. Cities and atitei were helpless In tha Immediate emergency, Within Women's Fashions 24 hour* Ihe Army engineer* were on the Job, mobilising every piece Travel Faster of equipment they could find among Than Airplanes civilian contractor*. Red tape wa* Ignored, Contrac­ tor* went to work on verbal con­ tracts, often reached by P'-ihone. In the end the governm ■* paid the prevailing rates for n.en and equipment. The engineer*' Job In an emer­ gency of this sort Is limply to restore essential services. They leave the Job of rehabilitation t<> the communities and states. Some day this experience in com­ batting disaster could prove even more Important than In the New England floods. For example, Lt. Gen. Samuel D. Sturgis, chief of engineers, saw the floods as a test of the corps' civil works depart­ ment In concentrating equipment, and added: V i “I like to think that In event of atomic attack It Is the only or­ ganisation that could itep in and do the Job. We are the best quali­ fied.” This matter of flood* and flood control hat long een thg enirt* neers’ baby. With Ihe shift' In the course of hurricanes in recent I U069-71 |Mfl#tw9C • • # t I. Against all rood hazards. 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Balanced, close-set wheels prevent seel ping, tipping, vx5 m �Bt-taaebar iroupa throughout tha afa making plan* fo r observance of NEW Y O U « -O a e a< tb* more ptoeeui |M || to HON It >av*d wito (ip k ii (H u . n a t u. i n ptoaMXl «XU April Wh4* it MtoM tUto to pay to* U t M th*m. Capital n l u AM what you have if you aaC r w r Imun far nor* than i f fiat yeo, «r tall rtbeka tor man lhaa ( N paid tor them m m tlma back. Only Mat a— trt** tot akarttorn capital fatoa total itoek la in , v f t o r t t m ai iktat tat tong-tom gataa. A t Ueltod Matos A p p sr o tly a tlrlk o tln f All t h it k hi la w to tM faithful p itta and fo n li o f parent- wncirtF 'iMtoMntitma, * very womlnofit wiiltor bo Sanford recently who is actively aoI tha foiukUnf of tha National Co*; «f Fartnta and Taaehtn. Special aociabod with education in ona of the lArgeit I t o n Day programs will nark tha occb * eltieA of oar country, opened her oyii wide ■Biardlny toH ra. Rollln Brown, national In asoAheiMBt Whet oho saw firsthand the 'A: prttldrrrt, ona of which haa been schoolA in our community. "What in tho hart fa Sanford aa a forerunner of tha world do you do with such hugs flay, ground!” — “theaa wido hattwAyi In your redo and fhouaanda more, iannounclnf Founders Day, Mra, Brown schools a n wonderful,”—"such small tha phenomenal growth of the organ!- oialMs for AAeb Instructor," — "and no which was founded In 1807 In Wnah- double or triplo ahlfts In claiaes,"—were D. C., with S,000 mothers attending just a few of the remarks that were made of it meethtf. Tha organisation haa our schools. To those inter**tod deeply in tho educa­ ataadlly through the years, Mrs, tion of our youth — educators, teachers, said, predicting that a membership • than 10^000,000 would be reported planners, And parent-teachore associations, 1N0 convention—making it ona of must go the eredit for making our schools first in tha dally plana for our everyday fat organisatloni hi tha country, living. radng tha history of F-T. A., wa • d o * hided of Allca McLelUn Bimey and Appenon Meant, who callad tha Robert W. Gunderson if Congreaa became they were appalled Tradition! and euatoraa fad* and chango tn« condition* In which ao many children as history pursues tha relentleae march, we ro growing up* They dared to challenge call progress. And hers ia one concept we fYhan prevailing ideas of how young lives ar* glad to im la on the way out—the idea yfijld be nurtured and guided. More than that blindneaa means helplessness. If,* century ago they grasped the truth Wa learn periodically of the many adit.4f you a rt concerned about the child, vanoea mad* by tho blind in both nports and g must be concerned about hia environ- serious occupations which we nad thougnt By JAMBS MAELOW ■1 Nor waa their concept of environment were meant only for the sighted. Now cornea WASHINGTON IF—A e Russian* must hive a new publl* relatoa Ifftoed to tha home. T ar ahead of their another big atep la this progression. men. Every nova pack* a propstea, tha Founders realized that.the child Robert W Gunderson, blind since birth, (sods wsllop. A ey waits up to dagply laflueneed not only by the home operator of amateur radio station W2J10, the United St etc* as If to ibakc l by tha school and other forces in tha haa won tha national Edison Radio Amateur hand* and then sock with s fast Minnjty. This was tha news they wore Award which aaeh year ia granted for out­ left cross. taking to all who would listen, to all who standing ingenuity and sacrifice in employ­ A e lr timing is good, s* tha ifht nkw waya of working for the wel- ing smateur radio in the public interest. He deles show. A e y ’ve got this coun­ try wondering Where tho next fare of children. won the sward for designing more than 30 punch U coming from. f e y t e i . John E. Rayea, notional chairman types of special radio test instruments for But there’s no mystery shout » * tlto committee on Program* and Found, the blind. These instruments not only open their propsgsnds which his two a n Day Included this thought In her Found- the entire field of electronics to the b lin d as slms: to shske loose this country's • n Day message. "When the parent-tesch- an occupation; they salvage manpower for ■tiles by trying to fill them with about Americas tnten •ra aaaociation reaches the complete real!- this all-important field, which more and misgiving lion*; and to win over the people Ution of the firm beliefs of our Foturlera. more become! part of our everyday life. B oh of Ail*, Africa and the Middle ft will have become an Instrument for de- Gunderson also edits and publishes the only East with the Idea Russia I* toiolncy or creed, economica or social statue, electronics magaaina for the blind, which is big brother, the United Stale* the tony find a place to combine their t o t a l read hy fiOOO sightless persons; and ha h n s opposite. Here are some ditei: Atrength in service to children and youth." translated many electronics reference books Jin. U WhUe Britain's Prime into brailleMinister Eden wes on hia way His pioneering work (a unique. HI* per­ her* to meet with President Elsen­ The Sanford Herald b M l l t » l j a « l f r a iw > t l i l w l i y i» < H i sonality Is warm and vibrant- Friends and hower—in event bound to eipture associates say a few minutes in hia company world headlines — Premier Bul­ B y *!*-1 . ',***■ u t M K t o lt r IT, • • f w o r m * » i * * u . . ..in ' sent Elisnhowar n personal makes a sighted person lose much of the ganin __ _ '• • ( a u tk a. i * t» manege. fear that lurks in tha back of ail our minds Thereafter Eden’s approaching —the fear that blindness soma dsy may visit hid to thsro top hoadllaoi a rise n iptiom a i n a strike. Bob Gunderson's contribution goes with the m e n u s. Secrecy sur­ to fw v iiL aw l rounding it added to tho Istoroit. beyond technical matters. Bunt* didn't spoil tho tatsreit hy It is a milestone Ihjhumsn understanding. revealing'' the eontente;" £ f c - z r \ l w s t * r . - w * * '* '? - Our eapltol galu tot la blaned or biased kr different groups el tax perm - Rare are tkeir di­ vergent views: Some a la Ikelr investments ehlsfly at kulUiag up capital gatoa to svoM toceaa. Aoma Add ante iteeka rather than pap the tax ea tha proflta thay would abow from a aale. Some retoaia from Investments, laying the lax would Jeat whlttla down any profit aUbhugb they'd ■fill have all tha risk. Stock broktra, who make a living from commissions an the purehaia and aale eg itecki, bleat the capital galna levy aa discouraging trading aad keeping tha itoek mirkot " th is " (s small supply of stocks available tor trading). Aad people whe live entirely ea wage er talery and who must band part ef it over ai Income tax are likely te tool that those who Uva Pa their gslns from rl»y,rf ,h* wasiu v - x l i b c a r s o a ~ t tax burden. -A e Income-only boys map askt Why • lower tax on "urieeraed" gatoa tha* ea ‘'earned'' tetura from laborf A e reason soma rolk deliberate­ ly seek capital galns-buylng a itoek .with,a ehanee te tocreasa in market value rathar than ona paytag a good dividend—Is this: A * capital gains tan on property held more than six months goes is high as 19 per cent. But any of the many stockholders to an Income tax bracket higher than (5 per cent would benefit more from hav­ ing a capital gain than iro n a dirt, dead that would add te his income, the top Individual tax rate It ei per esnt. Tliere ire diver|«nt views on i be* much the capital gain tax diseeurs*r§ rtoek trading. r ''r 'c aro disinclined to sell Ihsir atomic when It metni handing's fourth of the profit over to the government - o r mor* if they held the stock less than *U months and ire In any but s low-income bracket. But some broker* point out that the profit on which people dislike to pay a tax exists only on paper until the stock Is sold and the gain taken. And P*P«r profits hav* bem known to blow sway, or even to turn into paper losses. The Wall Street maxim Is': You don’t ga broke taklns a profit. Too Late To Classify members of this official group. BY BUSSELL KAY Most communities are Inclined to Bong* drums begin their throb­ ■oft pedal any mentions of soup bing early In the morning and con­ kitchens or bread lines but not tinue through the day. Aroughout Yber City, A m pa's world famed the gaily deeorxted quarter cosLatin Quarter. Hera tho length of turned musician* stroll the street* soup end bread lines is considered tn llttla binds playing and singing. a tribute and tha more the merri­ Aoussnds of tha community* er. most beautiful sod charming senNot content to tit hick and 1st orllss dressed In the costumes of Tampa do all the biel-klcking dur­ Old Spain. Italy and Latin Ameri­ ing tne annual Gaiplrilla celebra­ ca, with flowing gown# .end man­ tion, Ybor City joins In the fun tillas, accompany .thalr eaballero manage of tha day before, Bul­ and gaiety by presenting its Fiesta escorts as thay eoqusttlihly flirt ganin did aa extraordinary tblng. Sopa de Garbanios and La Parade behind their Spinlsk fans and Fab, S. He seat a second latter de la Noche del Plrata, which to veils. American money adds up to a From 10:30 lr. the morning until to Elsenhower, urging again friendship treaty and offered the toast on free Garbanio bean soup 3:00 In the afternoon visitors regis­ same kind of treaty te America's and a colorful night plrata parade. ter and receive tha coveted tick­ friends. He called on this country WhUe Ybor City, like Tampa, ets which entitle them to their to show by dseds also that It want­ surrenders to the pirate chlfetsn, free bowl of bean soup end hunk ed peace and pointed out the It nevertheless plays Its part In re­ of Cuban bread. United States bad surrounded Rus­ sisting tho invasion end sends Its Jos* Gsspcr and his baud of Navy to Join to opposing Gai- pirates enjoy the fruits of their sia with air bases. Elsenhower and Secretary of parUla'a landing. conquering Invasion and Join in State Dulles decided to wilt a A l l gsy Latin participation has the revelry end the carnival spirit while before rejecting this second grown oteh year until It his be­ reigns supreme. offer, as thay almost certainly come an outstanding feature of tha A costume contest to determine will, A ey haveat answered yet. weak-long OxspariUa ahow. On tba the most extravagantly end origi­ Feb. A While tha world was still day act aside to Its honor, Ybor nally dressad carnival visitor la pondering this second Soviet offer, City starts howling long before staged and suitable prises award­ the Russians accused the United daylight Master ehafs to such ed. Latin Ftests sad Gaipirilla States of sending balloons equipped famed establishments ae the royalty are honored and there with eamerai and radios over Rus­ Columbia ReiUuraht Las Nov*- Isn't s moment throughout the dad*a and Spanish Park maks hun­ day that something exciting isn't sia to do military spying. A la may hav* been meant to dreds of gallons of delicious Gar­ going on. back up Bulganin's complaint tha banios -bean soup which Is servad A e crowning event of tha oc­ United States waa hamming In free to thousands of visitors. casion is the brilliant and colorful Russia militarily. A c Russians Henry J. Fernaqdei, Alcalde Illuminated night parade that played this tune for diyi, even serving as uaofficlil^nsyor, dress­ mikes its way through the streets after the United States laid U ed to top bat and dress suit be­ of Ybor City to downtown Tsmpe would try not to let it happen decked with all manner of decora­ and then to the ground* of the again although explaining the bal­ tions, ribbons and sash, supervises Florida State Fair where offlctale loons ware not aerial splea but tb* affair ably asslitsd by former review the parade and Judge the were gathering only scientific to- Alcaldaisa Molly Ferrara and other floats. term stl^. , Tamp* end. Florida hive reason Fob. IS, Russia picked op wbat 'ft hid Ignored before: the Elton- to be proud of tha Letln group* hower-Eden itatement. It warned who contribute so much to the ad­ Between' talk ton* exercises ■gainst use at Amarican-Britlsh vancement and welfare of the during which she steamed 00,000 French troops In the Mldlle East, atate. Our Latin population ia a miles, the Boxer visited Pearl put itself In tha position U pro­ strong tlo with Central and South Harbor, Guam, Okinawa, Hotg tecting the Arabs, and accused the America and Is helping to co­ Kong, Subic Bay and Manila In West of being more Interested In ntent greater friendship and under­ the Philippines, and tha Japanese oil investments In the Middle East standing with our Latin neighbors. then to tha people there. ports of Yokosuka and Sasebo. Russian Moves Pack Big Wallop H "*>» j #•«*,»! A 4 .tillil,| Wedneaday, February 15. lfl.lfi 1 TODAY'S BIBLE YER8B And the king said nnto him, Turn snide, And squid here, And he turned aside, and gtood |tl 11.—Samuil 18:30, After Congressman Syd Herlong’s recent T-V show in Jacksonville, his office was Hooded with mail. All of it complimentary. Sam* dozen or more urged him to run for Governor nr Senator. Congressman Hcrlnng was flattered—-enjoyed the attention and glory. However, he l*n't about to leave tho House where hia position on the Ways and Means Committee might someday lend him to national Importance, Men Over 25 Fear Baldness I (By HAL BOTLI NEW'YOKE li*—Thingi a colpmnlit might never know if he didn't raid bla mail: A a ( nearly tour eut of five American mao over to yean of aga am worrlid about loilng their hair. * A l t While a majority of bildlai Slink it would be a good idea tor their bald frlandi to wear a toupee, they ate afraid to do m them•alvei, moitly beeauts of a fur If being kidded. But for tome reason Jtosy don't feel Preiident Elsenhower — or Adlai fltevenioo, Aw that mattar — ihould don a A a t TA per cent el the custommade hair-pieces made by a major firm la this growing induitry are MugM by men under to—and the Rggeet demand la for tha Ivy igua grew-cut atyla. %trl pour "bralnprint" now a i well ea to your, fingerprint#. Medical re­ to u ch haa established that tha fatten # ad electrical energy given eff by your brain ar* aa individual AI the whorls on your fingerprint*. A a t you can make money In toe average tavern by betting no toe at the bar can name tha seven isideeta who died or war* ted while la office. A ey H. Harris on, Taylor, Unda. GatJUld, McKinley, Harding A Franklin D. Rooaavalt. ,A al ter all hia height and greet teagth Abraham Lincoln waa a tot aater. for the benefit of the SoritKMieieui, hue la how "Old he" salved Ml food nseda M a fptotl gay: Breakfast, ea* a u ­ to cup ef caffae; hutch, o biscuit, gUte ef milk, aa apple: dinner, "double.Jaintod" doaint knew wkat he li bragging about. A a lie*. menU that hold hli bonsi together limply i n loony than thoie of the ordlmry penon. If he actually had double Joint*, ha would belong in a bottle at Harvard, along with other medical raretiei. A i t Joe MUler never really wrote a Joke book. Millar, an EngUih comedian who died la ITU, w it Just ai unoriginal ai any of today’* calibrated comics, who no. torloualy have to lean on hired legal* ra tor moat of thalr laugh material. A a Joke book that baara Miller’a name waa written by John Motttey, a playwright of that day. A l t Undo Sam’s "ravanooera" are no more mlffad at moonihtneri than lleenied distillers, who oifimala that more than a fourth of tha whisky cowumad to Amariea lilt yaar waa turned out by taxducking illegal still*, and ihould fellow aoma pur* suit where he eea uae hia hands." Mra. Brook* thought thl* waa lound advice and so did her ion. He decided to b*« coma a profession*! pug11st­ and did quite welt, too. He fought under the name of ."Jo* Louis." • ■ Jin. 2*. Elisnhowar released both Bulganin's m en«|e and his own reply. Bulganin hid proposed a, 10-year friendship frosty. Elsen­ hower refected the offer, suggest­ ing Russia show Us good Inten­ tions by deed* rather than words. Jan 29 A e Soviet prsss head­ lined Bulganin's offer but didn't mention Elsenhower's reply. A e Russian* let the offer sink In, gstting maximum mileage out of It, Public Forum A ll column U (nr Sanford Her■Id r u d e n to uia la •■pressing Uialr opinions upon any mattara a) Interest to the general publia We lollclt your ideas and fair eriti* cii mi of any existing eondlUoni, city-wide, itata and national: com* manta er eritlciimi of (ndJviduati, public offjclali, groups ar organIxaUons. but be temperate, Tiir and truthful. No personalities. The length of your letter depend* upon the Importance of what you have to lay. All lettan will be ilgned by writer with addraii, though lixnatur* will be withheld from publication upon requeat Wher­ ever poiilbla tetter* ihould be limited to SM er SM wordi. A * Herald reserve* the right to adit or eut letter* to (It the apace available. Editor Sanford Herald Sanford, florlda A i t traffic expert* predict the nation’s highway*, Jammed with more than SI million vehicle* now, will have to cany M million by the and of IMS. Free parking places should become top priics on TV giveaway programs then. A i t hairing alda coneaaled In ayeglaiiaa are bamming common­ place now, but in 1*90 many partly deaf men wore ear trumpets built into their hats. A a t a new tourlit aport In A r key Is to awirn from Europe to Ails. It can be dona by paddling a mil# and a half acron tha warm waters of the Boapboroua at Istan­ bul A a t there la itiU a lot of eommonaanaa truth today in tha old North Carolina folk saying, “Son. Dear Slrt I want to taka this opportunity you heller team to cut your fingernalla with your left hand, because to express my appreciation far tha aoma day you may loan your artiel* you printed la your paper on Elbrusry 1 concerning my pro­ motion and transfer to the Orlando Office of The Prudential Since I spent most ef my ill* in Sanford, I was particularly hap­ py that moat of my many friends then wen able to read ef tha change. Ona tblng that year paper did not know (a that tor a m a t many yaan during Juator High, High School aad even while at­ tending Orlande Junior Cetleaa, I delivered your paper along praeUeally every rente ia Bentord. While aHeadiXA It*teen, I work­ ed ai a route manager under Mr. Gordon Dean and Mr. xon*«e Dean. The valuable aaperiese* f re­ ceived In buslneia. management and human relations haa mater­ ially benefited me In every aaUrity of my life alnee that time. I think that every boy who carries a paper route ia itortng up rich artier leneea for his future buslaaee life. I think that I shall always he to debtad to your paper aad tha “Deans" for these eppertunWa*. Again let me thank you lor tha publicity aid compliment yet « your Baa newspaper. bulMiag up At* hope* ef people whe didn’t know Elsenhower's rsNF. Jin . to-Pah 1. After three days el tllki, Elsenhower and Eden Is sued a Joint statement ea what they h»4 discussed end decided. It was v*gu*. A ey stressed thalr wlshtl for peaceful settlements la tha Middle E u t. A ey referred to a 19M agree­ ment they had with the French to stop a war Is the Middle East, If It broke out, by acting together instde or outside tho United Na­ tions. Did this mean they'd Inter­ vene with troops’ A ey didn’t say. A o Russtini let this p u s mo­ mentarily. They hid ether fish to fry. As If to divert world atten­ tion from the Elranhower • Eden News O f Men In Service LONG BEACH. Calif. (PRTNC) Elwoed C Williams Jr., personnel m ss second elan, USN, son of Mr. aad Mrs, Etwood C. Williams ef to* Holly Av#., was scheduled to return’ to -<Long Beech, Calif. Feb. U aboard the heavy entlier USA Bremsrtoa which Is comple­ ting a six month erulio ia the Far East. During the tour, the Bremerton participated In training opera­ tions, Including gunnery, transfer and replenishment at sea, and day and night axercisea with fait carrier Task Force 77, s unit of the 7th Fleet. Porta of cill Included Pearl Harbor, T.H.; Kobe, Yokosuka and Sasebo, Japan; Duckner Bay, Okinawa; Keslung, Formosa j and Hong Kong and Slnapore, B.C.C. $ p « te w 1 * r ATSUGI, Japan (FHTNC)—Serv­ ing la Japan with the 1st Marine Aircraft Wing as aa aviation elec­ tronics technician Is Marla* Sgt. Herbert W. Williams, son ef Mr. and Mm- Georgs W. Williams ef Longwood. Before entering tha service In May IN I he attended Bcddick High School He l* a member ef Marina Air­ craft Group II baaed at the Na­ val Air Station, AtaugL Japan. Daataat «. Stafford, Jr. avia­ tion storekeeper second class, USN, son ef Mr. and Mrs. Dent­ ist C. Stafford ef t t l Magnolia Av*., arrived la Isa Diego early this week aboard the support air­ craft carrier USA lex er which completed * eeven month erulse with the 7th Fleet to Far Eastern waters. F T T H HOLLYWOOD BED Full m Twin Us# Plastic headboard. leaarsprtog Matteam Matektag Box Bprtog aad Lege Cemplete YOUR D O L L A R S ,B U Y HOW Famous Double-Duty Bpfea lanoreprtag Canatraetion gives day­ time and nighttime comfort. Choice of throe smart style*. Only $48-00 $59.00 JUST Comstock FOR LESS! ARM CHAIR Beautiful blond weed ■ •print*, upholstered In er* tabrlae $9.88 DOWN DELIVERS EatAbliahed M y e tn la T E L E V IS IO N E LE C T R O N IC S FU N D , IN C . DINETTES Chrome er wrought Ire* yliatle top tabt* with S’* fitm iion l«af and 4 matching ehslra $49.00 STORE W H ERE YOUR. D O LLA RS BUY MORT ' »* \ ft J I ■ �THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. F*k. II. l i s t , PagtS Footnotes Fashions Methodist Circle Meetings -.'•'-cie v . six if tet • of the P in t Methodist Church r u t Monday afternoon at the hoina of Mrs. E. B. Smith In Loch Arbor. Mr*. J. T. Nicholson, chairman, presided over the aeanlon which waa opened with prayer led by Mrs. Randall Priest. Mr*. Nicholson, read. “What To Do When" by Norman Vincent Praia. She closed with prayer. Routine reports were given and several announcements made, The circle will serva the youth aupper Feb, 24 It was announced and tha mission study class was also revealed for next Thursday. On March 6, there will be a covered dish luncheon honoring new membeis. It was also announeed that th , district meeting would be held March 9 in Ortan,k'' 1 . . Refreshments were served to Mrs. Ma1>r| Blount, Mrs. 8. P. B-dyn Mrs. M. »W. Castle, M i. WT.DNUDA! The Civle and Pina A mania will meat at II:! a covered dUh lunchet gram will ba presented otlsm" with R. T. MU*! ipeaker. The Pina A: ment ,;1U u,,,, pr#It, program, Dr Breokl „in ]( l ( wtek p r m r Krvict , Baptist Church at 7:3< Th, un|on eommlUe# wiU m„ , , R|pUjt church at l:M Th# Depa rtm,„ t if P tha Woman's Club wl , m , nd 0, ( b, h|ld. A ,p ,r |,i Bib wU, On The bO q Ks h elf St. Marks Chapter of Holy Cross Church met Monday night with Mrs. John Calloway. Mrs. Mar­ garet Bower, chairman opened Ihe session with preyer. The Educational program was Ihrn glvrn hy Mrs Amelia Noble who explained the Immarulate conception of the Virgin Mary. A wide discussion followed after which a lesson from Ihe Book of Arts was glvrn. The leader presented the regular business staling the l.enten sludy class would be held Monday after­ noon through Lent, Ihe subject "Drama of Redemption". March lg Ihe Vestry and auxiliary offi­ cers wilt be installed during ser­ vice. The hnslfisrs served refresh menls at Ihe dose of Ihe meeting lo Mrs. Jay Berk. Mrs. Fred Hall, Mrs. Margaret Rower. Mrs. Arne lia Noble, Mrs Troy Ray and Mrs. W. E. Watson. „fld , nd ho, M S ' ■ ' M * Masaa Mr.' C f t J ' K' Courier Mims. Mrs.' C. E. ’ .McKee. Mrs. 81V t J * g V m K ’ foun r * Sturdivant. Mrs. Olive Wells, Mrs. J. H. Nicholson, Mra. E. L. Petsrh, Mrs. W. T. Doss, Mrs. O. Brian, Mrs. Ross Adams, Mrs. t . B. Smith and Miss Aline ™ .s s a s s mSeminole County 8 Service Association wl Southslde School at »»«. P*n»lnger, Pood Consullant for Alumlnt Circle No Seven UtonsU Co- ««» 11 Clrala No Sev"; " f t " . WSCS .election and c.ro of sm of tha First Methodist Church THURSDAY met at the home of Mrs. A. R. Steven* Mondev, O b. 12 wiln Th. Ladies Aid of th I I members present. Church of the Red The session was called to order meet at the home n by the chairman. Mrs. R. T. Mrisch on W. First Sti Warren. Mrs. Car) Williams gava p m. the devotional using ss her sub* The Intermediate Cho Jed. "How To Pray." Mrr. R. will be held at 1 p F. Cole iav* the study hook First Bsptlst Church, whleh wa. enjoyed hy everyriic. The Adu|t cholr rfh The member, were visited by h# , |lted al g p m. lf Mrs. Wyatt, wife of the pastor B |pljlt church, and the president of the WSCS, ^ Ilr mff„ , Mre. Hunter, Routine report. chlpter No. , 0 ES will war. given and hu.lne,. trana* M„ on|c TempU I V ..? ' ° ' * All Past Matrons and P Tha circle was dismlssad with w,.i!. h% ko?0T*>rl •I/1*,* prayer hy Mr*. Wyatt. PtUfloui ™ Tourist refreshments were ssrved by ?*}l0*r‘J *Jij*. * J]'**’ the hostesses Mrs. Russell Tench, I?r * *P, 5 * . !* and Mre. A. R. Stevens cerrylng 'iV ^sTninid out the Valentine traditions. 1™* kJ l po,,pon*<1 J l t o s . attending were Mrs. War- ^ 7 % H .« n Mr. R I CriHIn »ir, ilffw im l* . Mfi Mrs. JCarl Williams, Mrs. M M .BE. Moye, Mrs. Lcmar Roland, Mrs. ta rrie Draper. Mrs. A. B. Stevens, Mrs. R. F. Cole Mrs. H. C. Whit* tern. Mrs, Russell Tench. Mrs. W, D. Moye, Mrs. P. A. Roland and Miss Resile Zirkary. Clrrle Nn. Three Circle No. Three of WSCS of the First Methodist Church met yesterdsy si the home of Mrs. J. O. l.sney with chairman., Mrs. Ar " ’T h /^ voevotlonsl m 'io n d - was ^eiven hv The given ny Mrs. Russell McKnight. Mrs. Byron Smith led In prayer and Mrs. E. M. Williams gave the study. Routine business was then condueled. Refreshments were served hy the hostesses m Mrs. Beckwith, Mrs. J. M. Rlsntnn Jr. Mrs. Byron fimllh, Mrs. J O. I.aney, Mrs- Don Llnrk, Mrs. Walter Price, Mrs. Robert II. Reelv, Mrs. A. M. Remuist, Mrs. John S. h’hlte, Mrs. E. M. Willismi, Mrs. Russell McKnight, and gf™- Alice McDsnlel, a new member. Baby Outfits Arc Made By Society The Chrlitian and Missionary Alliance Women's Missionary Soeiely mef yesterday al Ihe home of Mrs. Jark R nrooks. nn Pinerresi Drive in make hahy o u tfits for ihe children nf (.epernsariiini Patients In Vietnam, China, After a lunrhrnn, provided hv earh member bringing a covered dish. Mrs. Roy Forward, a mis slnnary home from the field of Ecusdnr, South America, spoke to the member* conrrmlng the prayer needa nf Ihe people there. **rv,f* wl" h,v cl» " ln McKinley , m. ind Hi t rovered dllh |unch#on j , cl „ ,.To combine ( jrot i.,,u ng petes." A! <r# urged (n „,ifnd ^ welcomed and Ihere nursery. The Harden Club bind held In the Mayfair Inn i j :u p- m ■ ■ ■ Feb- I Ihe 4 If Club of Drammar School met ln Miss Ball's Room No. One. The session came tn order at 1 pm. with members singing "America" led by song leader, Lucy Moughlon. Nancy Wilson gave Ihe devotional. Roll call and mlnutai wara done ky Leu Alice Clausa altar which tha tenon waa given. HAPPY ANNIVERSARY SOX Ah Mr, and Mrs. N. W. Cogbum Mr. and Mra. Dawey Cogburn Minlttura pieces ot fruit, shaped kom mariipan and colored atractlvely, make a glamoroua eake lecorailon. m The lea Is being given for Ihe hriKlit ot the Carden ( enter. Elsie Knight Circle Hears Mrs. R. Reel Tell Of Missions The Elsie Knight Clrrle nf the Fir,I Rapllsi Churrh met Monday night wllh Mrs. C. A. Anderson In her new home nl | ot .Shannon Drive with Mrs F. L. Damplcr as ro hostess. Mrs. Anderson, rhnlrm.in, open­ ed the session and Mrs. Dumpier gave Ihe devotional. Mrs. Roy Reel rrndrrrd a program on Home Mission Work after which she led In prayer. There is In be a mission study Feb. Jg al Ihe Tlrsl Baptist Church ami also a supper at 4:30 p m. The study hook is "Indian I.lfe On New Trails" given hy Mrs. Irving Pryor. All members are iirg d In allend tills meeting. Delirious refreshments were scri­ ed by Ihe hostesses to Mrs. Sheila Cameron. Mrs. Mae Ashley, Mar­ tha (i. Fox, Mrs. Estelle fillsson, Mrs Irving Pryor, Mrs. V. (J. Hasty. Mrs. C. A. Anderson. Mrs. Roy Reel, Mrs F. I. Damplcr, Mis. Christine Woodruff and Mra. I.orene Franklin, F ri. m . If Minin* Tht FLORIDA TIMES-UNlON llnily Delivery . Phone 17.17 for ' :'fy Prompt Service DK. HARRY Z. S1LSBY, M. D. ANNOUNCES THE RE-OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR THB PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY! 2701 OrUndo Hi-w«y Telephont 657 Feb World Fomoua Precision 1956 Model BRAND NIW Round Bobbin Sewing Machine Darns, imbrolders — 5 tw i Forwards and Havana Over Pins, Its., Without Aftsith ments R e g u la r $ 1 4 9 .5 0 ? NATIONALLY ADVERTISED MONDAY This Sola Will Not Ba Repeated* Posltlvaly Only On Day Advortlsodl A n.aatrt Brid u-nmln^*! * I* 1 Club house Parting al * fomtn« ■»"*«' 1 own e,M 'TUESDAY j The Dependable Class Methodist Church will p. pi. si the home of * Wyatt, 61* Magnolia, Ssnnrd BPW will hsvs meeting at the Yacht members are asked to 20 YEAR GUARANTEE - ON PARIS I m IR I f-H Club Convenes Htv j.r/iUltcrid »muoU> Uok.: . Another fact to note Is tha leading dresses are btltless, -jtnd arc pulling emphasis Ir the besom with the high rise Empire styling Your sirrk, sophisticated din­ ner and cncktatl gowns la pipe! weight silks also require the a»o*l < meticulous draping and'iaoldtai to schlcve the flgure-flaitsrtng of feet Jthat Is the goal of the new fashions. "Don't h>rgrt It takes careful curves to form a straight line In fashion." ACCESSORY ACHIEVEMENTS: As dear vlnyllte handbags ‘ |*oW In popularity, .the contents- et mi­ lady's bag become mofe impute t sol. ' polka dots, prints, stripes, find flowers bloom all-over ‘ easy-tn* care-for plastic billfolds; while rich-colored suit leathers feature bright lalfcta. corduroy or sell ------— ^ ■ B R S H lin V U M M ffi I HRa Grind tha ends of that cooked smoked tongua and moisten with mayonnaise and chill sauce. Use as a filling, with a layer of finely shredded green cabbage, or a de­ licious and hearty sandwleh. , j All Calendar Listings And S Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. 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COLORED COCKTAIL NAPKINI M A R CA L LIPTO N 9 ROMA |.p |y COLORED OQ* <i <|* N CT. PKO. ||p *'’.»>* WV re II T 1L T 41 �*f y “ J. C, V oV ■ " : # ; . ' ' vv, - Decision M ay C&me Sunday M ftE r_7ai —- ---------T NEW Y O U lit—The M e af Mar mllar Wee States, who fseea perauMnt anapenaioa at an ama­ teur athlete, likely wtU be decided Sunday by a seven-man AAU tovartigatiag committee. 'Santee, a Marine henteaent whose 4:00.1 mile wee the fastest ever run by an American, yester­ day threatened legal action If ha la barred from running la the 1038 Olympia dim es in Melbourne. T h e Investigating committee comprised of AAU and Olympic officials win lack Into what Flncoa Sober, abalrmaa of the seven-man group, called "new Information not previously revealed.** lantee was suspended bp Am Missouri Valley AAU last Oct. U on charge* that he accepted "ex* ctsslve expenses” for three brack meets la California la May, On Sot. SO, however, tho Mis­ souri Vslley AXU.Board of Manageri lifted tha suspension on grounds of Insufficient evidence. Santis resumed his running career but withdrew from Indoor meets in New York on a request from the investigating eommMee. "My whole career aa aa athlete Is Jeopardised." Santee, ormer University c< Kansas athlete, told a stormy meeting o fthe New York Track Writers Assn. "Mora than anything else I want to run for my country and for tha Marine Corps In the Olym pies." gantee waa accompanied by an attorney, Charles P. Crimea, who claimed that the committee was threatening to bar the mller "with­ out Jurisdiction." He promised a a t tAat » » t to Ademf* lawsuit unless Santee was restored T o tfre J u t to good standing, Wtaidal enlkUy. Bober gave the AAU viewpoint "WaK, ItC n "We are not out to get Santee, Mb , "And yow must not at Pinky to him, Wandatr as charged,” ha eeld. "We all like him. But we also like rules and regulations. W« hsva uncovered new Inormatlon which win be brought out at our meeting Sun day.” Sober declined to revsal what the new evidence was. E. Lausse Is 2-1 Dons Getting Close ‘To 2nd NCAA Crown Favorite To Beal Comiskey Talking Bobby Boyd Tonight pCTnanl E« n H ™ By ED WILKS I V Associated Free* Now that they’ve matched the I t ‘iml longest success streak In c ,«jf« baikatbaU, the San Franc.ico Dona have nothin* w o n to look forward to thin aitton except a repeat aa NCAA champion! and a shore of thi longeat winning rec­ ord In tha hooka. The merrily rolling Dona, aa « eded, skipped past San Jose tale last n i g h t TABS. That itrelchcd their successive aueceiiis through 45 games and matched the second best collegiate mark, bung up by llUlt Pittsburg (Kan.) b 1ft30-32. Peru, Neb., holds thn all-time "atoning record o( M straight and JJA* Dona can match it by rolling through tha rest of thchlr regular .-.Mason (six morn games) unbeaten 'rind then taking their aeeond ■llralght NCAA crown. St, Francla o( Brooklyn, tha only tther major un h i a t e n team, retched Ita airing to IT games it night by Jarring Manhattan’s 'lopes of a postseason tournament lid M-T5. The Terriers, rated lttth n this week'a poll compared to |an Francisco's No, 1 ranking, al­ ready aro rntercij In next monlh'i HIT In Now York, j North Carolina State (No. 4), thi ^niy other team In tha top to ranks active last night, barged Into a Jihrco-woy tie for Ihe Atlantic Coait 'Conerenci by disposing of Duke, '-•loi No. II. 80 81. “ * Georg* Washington regained • top spot by lacing William A Mary ' 11-09 while Virginia Tech bait Vaihlnglnn A U r 08-84, Maryland tipped Clemaon 81-80 ia anotliar ICC game. And South Carolina, an ICC member, belled Furman of ha Southern 100 07 daaplti a 40-tolnt performance by AU America O.-rrett Floyd. Ilia Dons, No. 1 la defense, al­ lowed Ban Jose State Just I t fleUd j mala—it* In Uie second half whan itate went 714 minute* before *eor> C E tng a basket. AU Ameriee BD1 RuaI*n, high with n potnU, blocked most of State’s shots whan San Jose managed to elude a pressing defense operated by Harold rarry and Casey Jones. tt. Francis had too much height for Manhattan. Dan Mannlx led the scoring with SO points whlla team­ mate At Isnlai (cored M and took >4 rebounds. Non Ahsvllk again led N. C. Stale, dominating the bosrdi and miring 33 points, Duke’s linn May rr scored 28, but the Itlua Devils never had the lead aa they fell to fourth white the Wolfpack Joined Wake Forest an dNorth Carolina in tha ACC lead at O-g. HORNE MEAT RESTAURANT BERLIN (Wt) — Communist East Derm any, suffering from recurring meat shortages, hie opened a horse meat restaurant called the “Pony Bar.” East Herman newspapers report­ ed the restaurant, (orated In Italia, waa Jammed with 1,100 euitomera on Its opening day. Max Mattel of Newton Falls, Ohio will get hla third tatter for playing basketball at Cornell after tha season eloaea, Mannle Seaman, former train rr for Joe Louts, plana to enter pol­ lute In New York City. Brooklyn Dodger pitcher C a r l Eraklna holds tha World Berlea strikeout record. He fanned M Yankees tn tha 19BS Series, Featherweight champion Sandy Saddler Has lost only 14 boots In 10B9 matches, Twice he held to a draw. Blit Werber, eon of the former, major league third baaeman, will work out with tho Cincinnati Redlegs tn Tampn this spring. The former Duke University ite r la aa outfielder add a first baaeman. ASSO C IATE M AN AG ER -YT CHICAGO ((ft) —Eduardo Lausik, South America, Is a 1-1 avcrlte to defeat rangy Bobby Boyd, tow mer Chicago butcher apprentice, tonight la hit climb to a middle­ weight tttl* shot, Lausse, S8-y*ar-o!d mechanic’s ton, will put tn undsfastsd string of M bouts on ths lint In tho nstlonally televised 10 rounder at Chicago Stadium, Tha scrap may not go the dis­ tance, for each has impressive knockout records. Lauiae, world’s third-ranked 180-pound contender, has scored 80 kayoet. A victory over Boyd would put him at the head of tha line for a crack at the Bobo Olaon-Sugar Ray Robin­ son winner probably In a summer outdoor show at New York, ID* overall record li 81-8-8 and Ills victim's Include decisions over Tiger Jones, Kid Oavilsi and Gens Edward, Oeorgi* Small and John­ ny Sullivan. Lausse, making his l>th atari tn this country, was held to a draw by Milo Savage In hla last fight, Jan. I, lavage floored tha Argentina. Boyd, 81, like Lausse, la predict­ ing a knockout which would give the No. I middleweight contender 8| knockouts In a rscord of 87-8-8. A crisp combination punchsr, Boyd la shooting for hla ninth itn llM victory. He has disposed CHICAGO IA--Chuck Comiskey, evleu at one of baseball*! pioneer families, is tslklng pennant In hit rookie year at the Chicago While Sox helm, The personable young vice presl dent, who took charge after Frank Lane quit the Sox to become gen oral manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, enthusiastically cries "ninety-six In ’38.” That’s the number of victories Comiskey believes are needed to win the American League pennant this year and he's sure the Box can reaeh ths mark. "I’m convinced," said Comiskey at Iht Whits 8ox "get • away luncheon yesterday, “the team that wins the American League pennant esn do so with M victories.” That's the same number flte Yankees won U with last year while tha Sax flnlshed third with 91 triumph*, "W« feel (he 1888 White Box team win be the strongest club we have fielded In many a year..” eantliued Comlsky, who te 80. "The nucleus of the lass club ia with m again and tha Whit# Box have been strengthened by the id ­ ol such bettlera aa Fullmer, Georgs Johnson, Tony Anthony, A1 An­ drews and Italo IcortlchlnL placed la n ponltoa w h e n bo ahonU ea rn 110,000 to 111,000 a n n u i t y w ftb o m proven m t i w f i l plan. In ­ c h k y k ju j W t t B-POOM ODAW K JR T T 0 9 M O M U T T CADILLAC I t MSDAN BEAUTIFUL BLACK CHEVROLET D M itlB 8-DOOR EXTRA CLEAN i » - - ...i r. -Ur nlout yournelf, ’ . t r- t -i' t’ 5:-V •- - -• ! - 1 S P E C IA L S $595. $395. $295. $295. $295. $ 1 9 5 ., $195. $145. $ 6 9 5 .i ’32 PACKARD 4-DOOR R A IN OR S H IN E DOG RACING ’tfj J t t r*.4-4 $895. • ’52 DODGE CORNET eg a p CLUB CPE. Extra Clean $ 6 9 5 . ’53 FORD 4-DOOR FORD-O-MATIC $895. *48 CHEVROLET PANEL TRUCK *2 9 5 . lightly B MO DOWN PAYMENT 8:10 ^ MaUnto Wtd. A Sat, I P . M. * All Npw Track • Photo Timl * Heated Stands * Australian 1 T ak t Parking1 • Jerry Collins, OH SOW HAKES 4 MODELS h u n t -M cR o b e r t : INC. Ph- M l* 1W N. Pi (met to Av*. 0P*N KTKNINGf TUX • CTCXOCE n ------* Fv*«iHvn w r i t # today to P, a Bo* ’n, A rkiru*. riving age, tU ratt, phont U SED CAR S it I V V* M inin go*! 0F«Ht n l h g bn well known locaHy an d b n v t b m k b ta b i t n w l . f a r Inunedkto p w i n t l baitrvfaw Daley To Purchase Cleveland Indians M 0M IL& 4-D00B tere ste d p a rt ten m ant b e ftn e a ela By reep o w ftlo , b n v t wm u r r Hiairr*e x t m n raws See* —s/ie Nila. Ttae MJ BIB Batura t.M 4.1* M l rt"A W O O LPtRT. . Hare Cash TAB M t * A N S * A N C /M C 0 -Champ ,•** gutniils (T-i) (tea CASK COACH, WHO** S in a i Hate — i/18 tttt* T ies **• f t AM, HOT COHrtHT Nina ■ t il 4.1* tea Multan's Iks ‘ It* I** W/TH AiV/;!C 9 S T A Hudto Rook &40 7AKRWND. FI*. < * -? '• T1*,X£'M.!‘ U o r c o u e o g gufri.ti* n -tj it.e| nmir eoui.it <a.a> m i WH RSCORD AT S o trolt Tlgera’ youth movement took TStrC StMt—S/ll Milt. Time lt.B ■frRA/oHr, p R o ceeo eD j Lufkin 4.4* a.I« Let • logical turn loday. The club ro a d d n rr. Jam** D l ie a.ee Crvlne Time a l l opened its first spring rookie gulnltl* (l.f) ti le rtnrtk l l r t - S/14 Mtte Tlmt SI S camp. Jtrr» Preltr ll.il 4 ee Lie The Tigers have been erlyln* on llltt Nottliy 4 ee 1 en Htidr Rark l ee young players ever alneo their dis­ Uulnleln M-41 lie* riith i i m —e/ie suit tim * i u mal list-place finish in 1131, Jueta lx.u r.ie e.*« i.(n iieriaaee inner T.l* f in this la their first organized effort Hark llnure I jo to check over Ihe young hopeful* gulnliln u tt t u t rue c m * \ T o a ia n rs tcxTHiRS /HBNoroMLI prior to their regular spring train­ Vlrtl Snct— »/* Mile —OrnC* C 7»£ B t t r o f ing camp. Ttmplnr. Voollth Jill. Cur vu.h, m * M P rH» lloun' L)»wf, Oh Dolly. Hl»e Tur* Manager Bueky HirrU. and P M f HA9oH, nttta,. I^ke Como. Heller reran* Mnra— B/li Wile—flrnCt D enough eniitints to form an "oldt a r 90Me Lucky I’tloe, Hickey Hoy. *tfxpexrt, jot / tenltve. Ledyflranca, rroeeilmn L a P chick ' ' (teal Klfort.Tease Nellie. H«y timers nine” will sort through 34 andldates of varying talents, lookHuitmtnt MCUJP6P, VftBf. THerxe rr/§ 1 " t W e S S T AwMrii!?- itu V t* i<08 for one or two genuine proarembtr, 1*o\iu^5wn if"*4, nttppinlped, who could lift Ihe Tlgert too top c o l l e c t I Mary, Coel Bamtna. Ipltt * itt, Jim first ^tl,|,|nd. tsam o p I division. Two a u r m t. « F o u r th K a r a —1 /1 * H ilo —O r o d t • »?*U Fooilth Uaat, Pat! Bttuly. n rt- This won’t bo an entirely "now rioua Mac, Namaso. Rluthanntt facet of ’38” production. Some of llttt. Hold Wine, Tarry Pitapat. the athletes are quite well kow-n Hwtll Dial pirib Start— e/te Wilt— nrada to Ihe Tiger hrais and at least one Ktnttta, SaypHin Dirt. Rahy Itlnd. Ptarltai rtnniptn, Rlnpald* Si. ^-bonu* player Reno Bertola—has Prtnctta T, Duehttt Btplty, Roll A been around Briggs Stadium for Dim* Hath K ara- 8/JB Wilt—(lroda W more than two full seasons. He’s mar All. Mary SMalr, Innlla Jack. r»nntM P, Drtatrd In nlirt.. Ilty angling for a second h u e Job. lllnndlt. Mora Mill, ftcarlrl I.In AnJ thm ihere will bo J. W. llllalnmafT rdtls fwttfw i-atonlnl Porter. Boomed last spring *0 * Ittaotk W ar*— B/l* Wilt—n»da II H sxr m o ats r s e r il s e o u r Eyalo. Royal tiaal*n. D»IU L*a. "can’t miss” yourtgriw, T tcrlha, Rataamad, Tropical Blnrm. all tangled up trying to . play flrat to tecoMM f t p 7b a m e v e A Hut* Hut. Florida Duda TO rf/S Tfte AC.A.A. n U R N S * P.loktS Mara —SHI* Wilt— nrada n base, the outfield and catch aimTWO VfAR4 JH *UCCe*9/OH. flow Kirilina, Juala n»f, Vanna*. Mntrkarnniia, Uncial Hill. Sllaa ultaneously and landed in (ho liihtlaa. Amartro. luba Ttnrkat vims Mora— a/ia Wilt— Hrnda A minors. f'nlorado Tommy, Plaahy, Mora Thla year he’s bark, presumably rotipt. Nimikan. Parky Patay, Hay Btnny, Dark Choir*, tlay Nun- as a catcher. If ho hits, he'll prob­ h«r Tanfh ftora—*/ie Wilt—nrada n ably slick. Taat Trial Dnwtvtl. hy RnnW Harris alto hopes to find a pitch­ WnyalOa Victor!*, Aitnrad. Laaitcr er or two from hit stock of 28 lllar. Proton. Votary throwers. Ted Richardson and $ * “ a Rookie Harry Tfoltsma of Ihe St. Presko aro two of the better pros­ Loula Cardinals had a 13-3 mound pects. Richardson was bought from the Indianapolis Clowns during tho record with Houston In 1033, Ho winter and Presko. who once tolled CLEVELAND Ml — A onetime terday. It li It,350 a *hare. At that worked In toe Innings and had ■ for St. Louis, was drafted from lh* usher at the Cleveland Indians’ rale, tho club’s total worth is near­ 2.84 earned run mark. Cardinals’ Omaha farm. old League Park, made arrange­ ly four million, counting the pres ments under a gentleman's agree­ ent 2,558 shirrs. ment yesterday to purchase Ihe Daley will head a new corpora Tribe for nearly four million dol­ linn, but has asked tho present of­ lars. ficer* lo remain. Some of the William R. Daley, 63, who will share* itlll will ho held by the cur be chairman ef the new corpora­ rent officers and director*. tion, had e chance to buy the club Daley Irlcd lo buy tho club back 644 years ago or 1 million dol­ In Uio day* Bill Veeck and his as­ lars less. sociate* had tho franchise. The Daley, an Industrillst, and gen­ Vecck regime finally sold out late eral manager Hank Greenberg, also In IMS for about 82,200,000, com e partner in the pending trans­ pared with the 11,200.000 the club action, said Ihey've been walling coil In 1048. The 1049 buyers were for a long time to buy Into the substantially tha present owners, American League baseball club. except that Ellis Ryan departed as flrvenherg has been waiting over president after a squabble In 1882 sine* ha cam* notrl nfjjg >*4ee4nb*4g li _acbaduled. to -be am* here nearly, yeire ago ^ ^ ‘ ^ ^ j i ^ ^ l ’^ W ^ nelpl^gdW ifeder un’51 FORD CONV. est In the club which he thought he der the new owners, Daley and a was to get In ihe beginning. fellow director of the Nickel Plate Both should get their wishes In Railroad, oilman I g n a t i u s A *49 MERCURY 4-DR. about three werks, the time esti­ O'Shaughnosy of St. Paul, and mated tor the legal details to he Greenberg are expccle-l to hold worked out for the stockholders' more than half the shares. approval, The directors, who own Big Hank, recently voted Into ’49 PONTIAC “6” 4-DR. a large majority of shares, in­ Rasehall's flail of Fame for his formally approved th« price yes- slugging talents with tha Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates, dltlon e outstanding player* from thought he w n to get a financial *49 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR other major league dubs and rom Interest when he was appointed to our farm system.” • his present Job by Veerk In 1847. Actually the Sox have acquired *49 FORD 4-DOOR only one oulsandlng player ard Maurtre Richard of the Montreal he5* outlelder Lan-y Doby, wtio Canadian* always has scored 20 many observer* last year felt goal* or more during ■ National would have brought the Sox their Hocl ey League season. He's still *48 CHEVROLET 4-DR. Drat pennant In 36 years hast he going at 34. » been patrolling canterfleld for Ihe The University of Texas l*i(!a Comtskaye. all tchooli In Cotton Bowl appear ’48 MERCURY 4-DR. R wee the lack of long ball power ances, having made five tripe to which prevented the Sox from win­ Dallas on New Year’* Day, ning Hie pennant. They led the league In batting and were second The Ctnrlnatl Redleg* permitted In pitching and fielding hut they 83 unrarruvl runs during the 1853 ’46 FORD CLUB CPE. loct 87 games by ena run. National league season. Bo desperate were (he Sox orf power that thay gava up ahortstnp Lightweight boxing champion ’51 MERCURY 4-DR. Chico aCrrasqusl and reuterflehlrr Wallace (find) Smith wa* born In Jim Busby to Cleveland to get Cincinnati but now resides in East Doby. Orange, N- J- 5v M u r z a a-doom N ational Service O rganisation. P a rty selected will bo • ty Alan Mav*f RACING T H R U A PR IL 11 WE NEVER BELL A IJNOLI CAE OF ANY MAKS OR KIND UNTIL WE'VE SEEN r r s ju s t as clea n AS A LITTLE BABY’S MIND Detroit Tigers Open First Spring Rookie Camp Toddy ■****** - • — TOPS IN GREYHOUND WANTED Tn operate N E W O F F IC E to bo opened ta S anford by • *-’■* ■j ' HOLIER MOTOR SALES EAY9 -DOLLAES t t MOLLBEE ♦./•V ' s**r .- ■, :v: -------- ----------— :---------- •. ■ ... Lin co ln — Me r c u r y SEE US T O D A Y FOR T H E BEST BUY IN A GOOD USED C A R -M ’•?—f— *>-f ' ~ • '■ ' • " '■ ■ * % �• * L/si Additional Society Announcements Yearly Project I* Voted On; Posted M ade During By Circle No. Three Evening circle No. 3 of Ut« fits* Presbyterian Church m#t tat th# 1 Chapter Session fcnme of Mrs. Robert ■#?!, OOJ W. Si. C*li.<»ln* i Cuaplrr oi ihr Tint,.!* '•'•oAsr flight »* i p pt Woman'! Auxiliary u( Holy Cm* with Mrs. Carl Fraieett as ttobaev Church met Monday, Feb. 13, it ess. the home of Mrs A. W Fitta, with Mrs. David Edwards, ehalrmaa. lira. Jo* Matters at eo-hnttess. presided over the usual routine busi­ Mrs. Henry McLaulin Jr. con- ness. Special aaaouneamsnta w#r# dueled the devotional and Mrs. mada. It waa m a ile d that the Harry Cushing. president, presid- World Day of Prayer wtH net -b# observed thla yaar by the elr*l* ) ad over the huHnen tettlon. Mra. A. R. Key, promotion but that the Weak of Prayer wtn ehalrman, reminded th* memheri start Monday, Tab. 10 lad eataad of the 5hrn<-e Tuntdav Silver Tea throughout the week. to he held Feb. 14 In the Parlth The yearly project, to warft wRb the Sunday School CougeQ to tonRoute. The following announeementt ish the new edueatlaael bttlMtof. were brought to the ehapter from was voted upon and m s h 4. th# board of the General Auxili­ Prayer Topic for to* gtogfti k ary: there will be no chapter “That Wa May laeom# Mora la­ meatlngi during Lent, but every tere ited In World Mlsaltos." Mr*, t Monday at 1:30 p. m. the General w. A. Anderson than brought the I Auxiliary will meet in the Parish Bible lesson in "an Intaraitlai aad Rout# where the Rev. R. Lyttleton lnformatlva way." Zimmerman will speak on “The Refreshmanta and pi# wage Drama of Redemption"served to Mra. Edwards, Mra. Thor# win ho no regular serving Jack Armstrong, Mrs. J. M. flar#tt, for the hospital during thla Len- Mrs. Harvey Hala, Mr*. W. A. An­ ton Season but money will bo derson, Mrs Warren Adams. Mr*. donated instead.' James Buckler, Mrs. Richard A box of clothing. weighing «i Mipes, Mr*. James MtlaiUa, Mrs. pounds, has been sent to Puerto T W. Ssunders, Mrs. Marl# War­ Riro. ner, Min Katherine Brown and the w The following numbers have hostesses. ▼ been appointed as a nominating committee for the new auxiliary officers and Inrlude Mrs. Harry Cushlnf, Mrs. Randall Chase and Lake Monroe Demo Mrs. A. R. Key. Durlnf the social hour the hos­ Club To Soonsor tesses served salad, cakes and At Fair coffee to Mrs. Henry McLeulin Th* Lake Monro* Rome DemonJr., Mrs. Oeorgett Ford, Mrs. J. Bt. Clair White, Mrs. Vail Lovell. •tretIon Club met Feb. Id, at th# *-final Rflui*. to Mra. E L. Burdick, Mrs. J Dan I aV* § forth Wright Jr., Mrs. Harry Lee celebrate Valentlne'a Day and Itt Jr., Mrs. W. H. Stewart, Mrs. regular business meeting. Flm« h r their booth that they George Bishop, Mrs Agnes Cook. will snonsor at the County Fair Mra. Cushing and Mrs. Key. v»re dl«pii«sed. The them# will b# Improvements. The club hei Big Affair Planned Hnme r*finl-hed and upholstered ■ chair. The meeting was called to order By Garden Club hv Mrs Arnold Tindall, vice presi­ One o (he most Important affairs dent. In the absence of the presi­ of the year of the Sanford Garden dent, Mrs. Marrs. Club will be the annual luncheon Fnhying the delirious refresh­ ) which Is being staged In the May- ments of rake, candy end coffee fair Inn Thursday starting with were: Mrs. C E. HtttelJ, Mfi. lunch at 12:13 p. m Frnest Hamilton. Mr*. Arnold Guest speaker will be Milford Fos­ Tindall, Mrs, J. Tindall, Mr#. An­ ter who has written books and nie MncArthnr. Mrs. Haiel Gantmale speeches on Bromeliss snd ner. Mrs. Orr Cannup. Mra- J. E. Phllondmns. "He Is the est In his Andrews, Mrs. r. E. Jackson, and fjskl of work", a membrr stated. two new members, Mra. Qua A large turnout of members It Srhmah, and Mrs. J. SUndltor. •xpected to heer this Important Mrs. MacArthur and Mr*. JaekM* were hostesses. man. Galloway (P sM im a lA . W|ttor)tor aM m A*s IN#* llesif M | M . a t T, RnSHQ «d W**#*, 4a fd a mmed Freni Rage One) jA a c s o N v a u , ria. n u i t a » ki erosTMiratpetloa, tha two HM T. F»m»b, M-year-elt iklp•fB-ars fatW to testify alike at yard worker, waa m t o t t f yetto th# method by which the two ■•Nay to U year* tor Ha "W iki tape recorders wer* operated, Pa Maying" of hla former wife. toetman Pojs.vi iivietl “The tape veecrder »•» turned on by pt'Ulag a chain from a light socket" Patmiaeae H'ckton stated that the lap* recorder waa start re by lutCtr.ltoanG toen Rag# Oaa) •erttr.g a plug la a rscaptabJe. ■ * ts sp?r»v*4 In F« veto in Jue Jllekton was "ask. t'.Hutlen ef higher leaning I* *d by Defens# Atterncy William riMh’a ntxi fall, taah pm** W. Judge. “Do you hare any per- a x-nrjed a General RchalanMp Thar# are abuM 3vs million sonal *nwlty inward J. L, Hob L*an mutt agree In writing ta U. ft. Ptopla with soma form ot by*" His answer waa “No sir". hagln teaching Immadletely fal­ haart diiaaia. TTMttow also dented that there lowing |ra<*"aUen fraaa eallega waa any political Influence which «lth a Barhalart dagraa and prompted him to make H;e In* must continue leeching far at Legal Notice vestlfatlo#. In later lestlniony, least at many year* aa ha he* Patrolman Rickson said “1 have received ichnlartkip Militant*. »IHO ON » AND ■o personal grudge against HobbyA General B»he1arthlp l a a * I'lnTAIN isnSMT* IN i After a certain period of time II h r the preperahen of taaehm . svae my desire that the Sheriff's miy be hell for four year*, tort o r lANrunD. •fBce be rue cleat if It took re miy net b* used for week beyond mevtog Robhy to de so". th* Recheler'a degree level nor Clinton Sneed, th* Negro invest! after the holder he* rm lved |J ,. gator anient* to Semleale Coun­ ADA (n echelerthlp fund*. A ty, lavnlved Constable J. Q. Gallo­ trhelarthlp holder mutt remit# way when he read a statement. In regular attendance at eellefe, "O# Jan 13, 1934. the day ba­ muit terry th* average t*ad ad ieri*bi , , «a i« rjston l bought th# Silver Mnnp, I work, re tire d by tha Inatthitien, MfttV amrtyj. to. Itu t sswot to Constable J. Q Galloway and rnuet maintain a “C" average ............. ........ _._e ot Myrtle, Av*nue between nth sliest and told him I wanted to sell to be eligible te continue ta partan* oriando Prive, is pro. wfclake* wlihnut fear of arrest. Irlnat* in ichelarehtp fundi. esa* te be chanesd to G-l tinmnterciaT.rtetem Pistfii-t He said for me to go ahead, that High echoel tinier* iheutd re­ aid ptepsrty bstnc rrns he never came to Bookertown un­ gister with their principal, eela t r t i d u i t t ly d s s t r j s t J m t.ota » , i. « ana f ■»» Imctt t. less he was called" In further l*ee etudent# with their daan nf lireamwel* »e*enl iseilen. toettmooy and read from a state­ education and high eehoel gradThe property sens* in Ms(») triot P*l (din«IS.*smMvt, Inment Sneed said, “ From my In- uites with th* County tchoai flu* estsf an Lest tide <-1 l:l"i veatiiiUon and observation, moon- pcrintendtnt hy F*b. 21, An ep* Avesus between Clth attest aed Orisnde I'-lr* is proshine distribution in the northern plication form iheutd be tecured eased >n t>s ehanusd to l'-1 district of Seminole County is at this time and thould be com­ Ic'owmsrU'Sl-ftstsil i pistrlct * ssid property bslnt more controlled hy Constable Galloway pleted end turned In te th* perasrtiruiar'y assoribad » ton In charge of th* tchelarihlp and told by Jerry Merlin". On Lota to, It end it ot Plaok I. Orsamwoid (tseond Xrrtinn cross-examination Sneed told the examination March ST. i) the property toned In DieJury, “ 1 contacted Constable Geltnst *•> (umaie-ramilrt. loeats* on Cast side or Laurel Aveaue batwasn Itth Btrssi Iewc7 'e person and h# told me an* urlande Drift, u pro­ to go ahead". posal te be chanted to C-t Student VlSlsJxg lb# T t ^ a 8*1# Fair •1th th#, fm tm jn (raws Ub# Maoree » Qmm ■###- tew, ta n to r r W r w iin , l e w JtMs, Robert ItawM*, tooveu* Rrtdte*. Reger JttoaM, An a* drewa and tgdr adibw f k n West W**4* *< Nr*. N v ilti fiewstr#m »U1 b# glad to Mara that the left the bet— al ttotofcy aad U mw at th# hem# «d her parants, Nr. aM Nr*- <Mm «# I . Wsfii. Nr. aM Nr*. I n e r t ___ laba Maim, an Ute peoed c ro d p a n tta «f a berg Feb. a ta n t a m . os Tha m s f lady's panata era Mr. attf Mra. Rap leathern. W*M* «d Freak Waal wV b# ta l a i n tb it ha la 11 at STU' It waa m ealed today that Fete Reynold! la b#m« sick and sot able to «e ta nheal. The a u w frtonds af Mm Mary SUab«tk K ites srUl b# gUd so l a i n that aha I* making a pood n m e r y fnm m in t iwsery in taka Orange Memorial Roepttal. Nr*. Robert Cm , who waa la a m e a t automobile accident la get­ ting along vary wall at hsr home in KmerpriM. Booth ) ! l . i t t l e - ■ M ightier than this! couiweu ncTuets VICTOR MATURE GUY MADISON ROKRT PRESTON Wed. Feb. 15, 1955, ' .kv, ijrat.ir.tv.K ,.8!:: cat aa between site and gain strait* ana Munded a* ftoat Lure Adam, ala* (■••a *.. no (t.) eof unplatted part al .vertneaei ■i gusher el Nortoeast ....... ......... quart* .'Iff, St' feelion l, Township 10 * . Ranee la 1 1 AH (Use H IS* «* ■' at uuau J. »I ispuH...* Lsti l i e . h: 1 1 1 . .« : " t euw tv. >* SSS, m S S -. . p i 1° . i.v. s; ‘ *• Adam, Lataasraiisa Charlettenburg. Uermi rtnanyi Alii M ta itiiaebranai, X h fe U___. t L Kiel- uiirden, dehi tiermany. feu. end esea of you. are MfSbb •ksx'lee met eu» nee been tile# easinel in SAe'Litaeil *1 8S“rc ,w &iavinia a » .a. is rlral rederai an! fcVKiHi:;,Vi.w,!Cv%t uwansby, larmeriy UWtAIO 'll, J I of Tier T| LOIS l i* a. iw eiueiva. oi liock », ft Tier Is Lula 4 (o is. inejustva of Hiecp to. nt Tier, ft, let*,* to fo, indueive, ot Mlaek It, or Tier li Lota * ta lfc inelusive, e l B lo ali l* •jLliV t Lto W a w r i& j i. inclusive, et BlOdk it. of Tier I. Lota * and t. of block IS. of Tier Ji and C*t* I endI l, of Block is, or Tier , i, ot _X. it Tratterd* Step of VXhfnrd. an 4 out* All psrliee wvS-------------------in tateraat ---- ffl& w s m j* . it hueb'b»V!*Vn/* I ---- Mien wit* Ip* cenitectib R Ml neve tn opportunfilty t* • neerd at ta il neaHne. Hrr order M -.rder "I of Hie the City Cam cammlisloa r in* city or aenford, riprtda, tui l tin .ley ot fel.rutry, lllS. m n . tA lr.n Al City Clerk of th* City of n-intard, rfoMda noticw nr e t ir THt ITAT*! o r FLORIDA TOt 4^ ‘F A I » « r nan# ana n e t at the County Court t Hbniord. ■emlnel* Oeu t. <?•;:: W‘.v“~ iMW'te'lti''' •“ » KUDO’S I I oc. a#a 39* Bjs*ee s V BLUE RINSO Picnics Ideal Intrreel V o U n t l n * H w o rt* B e l o n g in P ic t u r e s Valentine cord will ndd warmth and pleasure to tha message at love it carries. It’s true that time ts rh art—but photoflnlshris tie jH.u|>lt" (to*red to giving fast service. All vou have to do ll select the sn.spslinla you want In semi, take the nega­ tive! Into Uie nearest drug store or camera shop, and ord-r the necessary number of prints These plrkuroe will isv “Hippy Valen­ tine" for you In the warmest, friendliest svay—which is the true spirit of good old St. Valentine hlmaelfl Picture# like these are easy to make, with flash rli:ht on your earners, and make a heart-w arm ­ ing addition to the family album aa well aa providing wonderful wrapshots for sharing. —John Van Guilder • to * IV Averaga 25t SUNNYLAND CAI CARDINAL Sliced Bacon k SUNNYLAND ENDS Lb. 29c Ijm Sim, <3M 0U-BER0N-12 VITAMIN CAPSULES W ith Ctoetalllna R -ll Liver, Iran, Copper on tha threat ot “hidden — try that mtsly pels vou m vttatoy so slowly, so ratenilanly k ll|i~ to l Ftflht this bidden,creeping nmta itaglrt—‘ paepla laelbg warn out Vlgto b wttk OLA-BERON-1*. tha omoslng toat m#T aid you to sola the full m tafvn «ae... • • seel aurgtoo viiollty that should ---------- OM-U today* Giant Slzg 53c PIECES Sliced Bacon 15c Lb. LYKES SUGAR CREEK Wieners 12 og. phf. 29c LEAN FRESH GROUND SCOT TOILET TISSUE 10c 15 og. catia OLD GLORY 3 for 25c Hamburger 3 --99c PORK & BEANS I I o«. tana GREEN GIANT VEAl RIB CHOPS , VEAL SIRLOIN 59 xa*/. H INSTANT BEECHNUT COFFEE J*f 69 (U N IT OKI While flupplr Lest*) NIBLET CORN 2 for 29c 809 cing STOKELY’fl CUT 2 for 35c GREEN BEANS LIBBY’S 4ft ot. cut TOMATO JUICE 29c FLORIDA GRADE A LARGE EGGS DOZ. 53c U. s. No. I POTATOES * 1 Lb. Cello bags fO lbs. 29c ■ CARROTS < to ftotmfflbi A Aitdartom The Com*r By The Clock 31 or IJJ7 2 for 19c P EA C H ES FROZEN FOODS SHRIMP A*HOY \ 10 « . pkg. BREADED SHRIMP GARDEN GOLD ORANGE JUICE 5 - « DEL MONTE S Vi eke <w FF.ATL'REI ltf* — l:|* — S ilt 7:1!) — til* " m & rf," '• a u ksdK Merasrst atateon. tndivldeatlr |i . § *3*“ 4 . and te xxeeutrlx et tbe Last Will and Tenement ot' Curt lera f, <•riaetd. sos w est is ' • Haw rork. New rork Bxecutar er th e Lees Will ■ • *! ------........................................... end Teete sets mint al Curt iereg, deaeesed. Attorney tor Flat ialntm CORNED BEEF SUNNYLAND IMOXBD W isafi COLUNI m W $ 'T I $! or By B/LL IV/4DE W&E* onee who m a t be wMi pass on this dey, why aot #ewd • Httle extra thought along with your ■ratting card? A arnWhoa or two of th# ehilAva labaatog a their Valentina atowetls . aptel af « h rtok tocstod a« f4 food cake enthrawwd am the dining room tihto a refer toad ad your living roam deaaeatod to tRa tra­ ditional Heart# m d Flowers" thema -any eg fltoga backed tote tha envelope togath to with vour r l a i m ley, and Clarence cstsd aetwesn n h ana tlth husband, s t in t s an* ooundsd on Kair tur* hr Alfsy ostwesn Laurel ana oreel tlm Avenue, and W eil hr and Alley between french and ear* Laurel Avenues, is eroBuied **, asm......otas, encumbering Sfe^ajtValVll L M escribed reel *re' property^ eelHf ^tnura ^jarti- -J I■ A epeetol day always mahae an •epecially good occasion tag picture-taking — and this I# tit# month to which S t Valentina has his day. In bis honor, there'U ba gitta and greeting!, party •retloo# end decoratins* — tb# whole wonderful mixture of love and laughter and toee paper that ia th# haart ot ValaaMnahs Dwy. Pbfb • Uraeraweie Hscoa* dMtipn. . ' Vj 'ST rh t . mm m t i u n r — t rrs mt tk « im « li fry* Motion I’lclurcH . , • . . R ut none iurticalariy a»icr|h,d as Lota it, U and l l o | *1 MX I, A ,'f ' ' ‘ t-S-SS V * '■*"■ Ritz Theatre Oat of our most exciting tlmcn have come name of o u r most tinforuHnlile l- 'e b llL V tpsmmerafaMletam Mrtvtet TOT 8AOT0HD OTNAUft *»1C property helng more ■ -v-,V- ■“' f "V North Carolina had 23,431 lnfgated acres tn 1034 compared with 3 03.1 in IIMP- - t. I J - J- *1 NOW Tba wWbita, Wrt. A M *r Am Millar, 1*. became terrified nlrcn p trrlth struck I t tbe window of bar ear with a bayonet She sped away. FarrUh pursued to another «gr. Mr*. MiUtr collldtd with aa atiUaMkOa at an loiariactloa and waa toilad. Nathan Schtviti, aitittaai Hat# attarnty, said tha lacond-dagraa murder aharga waa based on th* theory that Parrish so terrified Mr*. Miller that to* involuntary act ef paiatai through ■ stop sign at th* l»ior»*cll*n became the act ; r*rr;*br- - Man It Sentenced For Slaying Wife / tiiiV M WADErS ■ tt# / V I A R K E T mr^rre: | 59c ft ov mm 3 for 39c w m ._ _ _ _ ' :: ■ .. J �... ’■•v,i <i to#*'^rit'HnSw . *>■ ' . • '• * * .i %— : ■ i’i * Communist Chino To Scrap Language For Easy Alphabet « g i W ill Ba A t Grocery ' ■'Ay.. •' . . fBlackouts Story Being Repeated LONDON —Communist C hiu LAS VEGAS. Nav. IR-Hwri baa decided'to scrap tha u ciaa t waa Maria Wllion doing har atrip has decldal to scrap tha ancient ta u t with wldaayad Innocence w Chines* character language of And there waa Kan Murray to th* 3M .O O O Ideograph*—dating back mw« far Bamloria Cmroty audience brandishing nt« tinughtes i thuuiaoda ot y»ara—for su «i»yit—ClfeMpe trtn ba king at cigar aud making rakish azlic:. to-learn, Lngiuh-at/ia alphabet of atoraa tbnni ghaut Flerida It was Ilka old timea. Little hM JO tetters loutbaist during saxt «aak> changed but the title. Now It wai Tha Communists thus are am». IB-1B, ■•cording to Stanley blackouts of 18M to»teadd>f 1942. barking ou a monumental gamble irtar, m iitaot vegetable to modernize their nation and Ha waa tha game braih Kn k | naetaliit with tha Unistlis tha minds of Hi aoo mlllloa Murray, except that Wa bruih el florUa AfrinJtoral Expeople. topped hair waa graying ("That'i A simplified pbonetle alphabet what TV did to me "), and Marls m la k arrtigtof with atorai la would help wipe out Illiteracy, was itlD if aria—all of her. • trid* and chains which oparsto hi grease tha grinding g a in of fled Even the Jokea were lha jams or itataa to faatura tha lowly Indoctrination and simplify tha ed­ Marla "Here la a poem I havs latabla at bargain prtcaa lor tha ucation of technical exparti needed wrlt-wroten-all right, ao It'* rot 00 data lb ah effort to halp move to turn China Into a modern in ten.*') But they still convulaed the antra Urga crop that ia tending dustrlal stile. packed audience in tha Vtnui ghrt aiarfcatii ' %t. i-FI Peiping ridlo announced the MRoom ot tha Hotel New Frontier. ■thlnha ahlpmaata dor^ latter alphabet had bean Intro­ Tha Blackouts succan story li • —January to March duced officially "tor dUcuialoa being repeated all over again b thoca of a year ago and trial aa a further step In the Lea Vagal. (Tha show ran level Bath Florida and Ari> plea to change tha Chinas* written yaan at tha El Capitm Tbaatei » . language." In Hollywood.) Ken and Maria art V ' • It has all the litters of tha Bugbeing held hara tlx week* and eas ■Cahhaga k ahaap, healthful." lUh alphabet except "V" and live i-is1f>' i- ■y return later thla year for S or l: other litter* "corresponding to weak! at (20,000 per weak. sounds common is tho Chinese "It’i asniational." Ken anlhuaei MAW MOW PAUI la laww Bavaria aaoaad tha Danube Rhror to overflow iu banka and flood villages IM. It okolanMMa raaghaga. > spoken language." between ahowa. "Marie and and road*. Than, ta make matters worse, tha water trot* aotld In aoma seetlona when tha temparatura nation aid." Tha five added letter* are main­ hadn’t worked together far saver took a diva at low aa 14 below a n , Thla aeana In Volahofcu ahowa resident* pulling a rowboat through Sehartiaalterist citea tha follow* ly for sibilant Chinese pronuncla years. Yet we picked right u| a (treat ef Mean aluah. Huodrada hart died to Europe's wont eold apelL fInternational Jtedlophoto) addiUoaal lacta about cabbage; tlona such as Mih” and "ih." Pro­ where we left off without i U aia ia ana of tha oldaat vagat* nunciation ot some consonants has break-ln, Ik h a m to man. It toads athar been changed to accommodate tha "Two Saturdays ago. *e Kroks ** • . vagotaUM ta faaatuy prodoa* Chines* tongue. "V" has been ad­ the record set by Sammy- Davli I f ded as a sixth vowel with a differ J r , 'on Naw Year’* Eva, And las..; Tha Qfaaka grew three variattea Saturday ws broke out*-own.-rec ; gf H AWI ffc# Bantu UWfllRi PlUfi TALLAKABfll (J1) - Tha 1(57 spacUl ta* to finance the aSver- feat wide also be destroyed to pre­ ant pronunciation than tha English. ALBItTA C. MORAN, af Washington, trie* tha Pori OtBea’l "fool ord, Of course^ there’i -a goo* * MAooflMi if W l a g A o lRomaaa i t f i i i i LagUlatura apparently ■ m m fll* (hr trartetiaa. Tha ta go­ Using and promotlon ot Florida vent nematodes in the soli around pedal malt box," an experimental receptacle aimed at helping pa­ reason why wa draw. This town It aaUrissd It Tha word aabbaga ing to bo faced with the quaatlon citrus . the Infested tree roots from moving Queen Elizabeth's trons who hava their arms full whan lending parcel* or letter*, lh a supposed to gat 80 per cent ot Iti Irani the U tia feipot", aiaaalag whether eitru* grower* who hava lb* spreading decline eradlca* Into healthy groves, Tha aurround* patron steps an tha iavar at tha bottom and tha man hex opens. trad* from southam Califomii traa* dattroy«d In tha apraadlng Uon program, under tha direction ing trees may or may not be in­ Reserved Grooming (soma lay at high aa 80 per cent).. M a y H h fcwwn a« ann af tha daclloe aradlcatlM program are of tha State Plant Board, now la fested. 28 DEAD COUNTED TIMBER "Som* Sit million people paid tiMt healthful of vegetable*. Whan to ba compensated for their teas. on a purely voluntary basis. A Pedersen said "there will ba Has Jolted Nigeria BAMBOO PORTO ALEGRE, Brasil (UP>- aae Blackouts at th« El Capttan Mad preparly. a somewhat often- Oaa prominent leader to tha ta­ grower who haa Infected trees asks trees taken out and perhaps whole IBADAN, Nigeria (I) — Queen ra aded is elaioat antiraly abaaot uter, W. C. Padaraan of Waverly, the board to pull hia trees and acres ot grove that would produce Elisabeth H’i restrained groom­ WASHINGTON (UP)—The Agricul­ The death toil of a cloudburst near So you ein understand why the] ture Department la working on de­ want to sea It again." g, Clhhaga hM bean ia tuo more praaldaat af tha Waverly Orowara thaat tha soil with chemicals a profit In years to come." ing has JJolted Nigeria’* Mayfair, velopment of a new crop-timber Pelotaa rose today to 20. Tha heavy Perhsps tha main raison for the ** M M K years, probably bseauae CooparaUva, already haa put forth which dastroy tha nematodes. He said that when It has become where dusky baautlei parade in rain broke dikes of the Palotai Ms MM health value. Though the ruffaitlon that growart ihould Plant Commissioner Ed L. Ayers necessary to dastroy diseased cat­ klng-slie gold ornaments and ap­ bamboo—which may be coma a ma- River yesterday. Tha flooded area show’s success la tha happy wed­ i aaddnte know aothlog of soeh ba paid far their lost trass. recommends that whan Infested tle or hogs to prevent spread ot ply their brown face powder with Job at tha hosppltal. is In south Brazil about 80 miles ding of two talents—tha brash, wlsa-ericklng Murray and tha In­ Experiment* with tha bamboo from tha Uruguayan frontier. M>. Cabbfga haa a low calorie Fadarsan astlmated that from I trail are found in a grove, they disease, the government generally a ladle. nocent sex of Maria, Both hava are being conducted in tha South­ Iteoti a n m H amoot af potato, to Ttt million dollars would b* ha pullad and destroyed and trees has compensated tha growers for The royal visit has touched off eastern part of tha United States, had tuccats to other medium* ai ibafcrdrewa tad fata; and three adad. H la aatlmated that about in a surrounding buffer strip 100 at least part of their losses. LETTER TOWED a spate o lectures in faihion col­ department research specialists single performers. But they ara laartK, A, M and C-thaia made M,0W acres of Florida's total cit­ IN QUEEN'S CAR umns oi the Nigeria praia, seldom ai surefire hits as whet • hava told a House Appropriations antranaly valuable for antlqul- rus aerugo of vt million arc In* "All of us who era particular subcommittee, and Indications are IRANDA, Nigeria UP -AJobteu they appear together, ttad with burrowing namatodas African electrician caused conster­ about fashion will have aomathing that it "haa aoma poialblllty." ratponslbla far tht dlstaso. nation today by tossing a letter to copy from tha Queen,” said a . 'tamta A helped vision; B> (riba- In making tho auggastlon in bis Surinam, formerly Dutch Guiana | | Into tha open ear canning Brit­ woman writer In tb* Ibadan Tri­ ••Via) helped atalnteia healthy Ftbruary mambarablp latter to Japan axported 55 million dollari ain's Queen Elizabeth on her royal to South America, haa bean de­ bune. • k ti| vitamin G. tha body** tlaiua member* of tho Waverly Growers clared an Indipendant stats. tour of Nigeria. "Let us witch tha ityl* and suit­ worth of camerai in 1853. namant*. kept g u m intacti and thla. CooparaUva, Pedersen made no ability of har dran. KlM, alio la elbbaga, halpad bodily specific recommendations wtisra the - Death Is Throughout the halt century "Let ua see how nlesly she dose ■ntebaUim compensation money should coma NEW YORK, T-BONE, SIRLOIN OR CLUB GA. GRADE A— D&D The aabbaga at antiquity axlita m or bow tho fund* should ba taking a partial holiday In the women have enjoyed longer life her hair and applies makeup." United States. t p h l r M alao haa apawaad many ralaad. than men, tholr death rata still la "Adore of tha Lagos Timai was • aaoand aouatn through aalaetlv* "Surely wa could And soma aaml* Death wga a grimly busy agent declining faster than that of men. mere blunt, m aaddantal brooding, Borne ef the patnlaaa way to raise this money back la MOO, Despite the** gains, Americans' "How would a distinguished Af­ Khbaga anualna art kala, kboL k that Individuals who would sui* U tha asms death rate* pre­ record of preserving health and rican woman, not even a quean, V*Mt atiliftowar, broccoli and Brna- titn lots** would he treated fair­ vailed today, there would bat hav# Undid at Ut*J* Airport" aha ;dgta apoouti. Ufa la atUl "not as good ia it asked. ly," Padaraan said. Five times as many Ilttla caskets Many raataarant aoofca ataad Ly might be,” declares George Bug" Ill dar* ten you. Kbbag*. Tbay lay overcooking Apparently neither Pedersen nor bearing Infanta under one year bee, prosldent of tho foundation, old) M Umai as many for babies any other attrua man ha* any "On ayary other finger taker* and preduea* Mia ob)aofact finding educational organi­ would ba at least two gold rings. adw, Actually Kbbaga thought that any of the fl.TM.SOO ons to five. sation sponsored by 200 companies "Around tha neck would ba rows Four times more funerals esch appropriated by tho IMS Legisla­ not ho cookad more than In the drug, pharmaceutical, chem­ and rows of gold beads. la water which k at ture to combat apraadlng decline year far adults U to 34; three ical and allied industries. "To crown all there would ba a e ^ r e n i n g b o d '' throughout tha ihould ba used to ralmborsa grow­ times as many far men and women ers far Intel tad tree* which must U to 44. long gold chain almost touching tha That la one way of expressing Men Told To Start knees, M b ji wrthothar vagatablaa, aab­ b« destroyed. baga mid* to flavor of tha mlxturo, lb * money was appropriated to the hugo dividend of extra years "That la not iB. ‘ * »• on doUdouanota from tha provide fund* for actual warfare of life won since this century bo- Antirabies Shots "On tha blouse thera would ba against the nematodes. Most citrus gan. Tha figures come from a sur­ LOUISVILLE, Ky. (gu.1Two men two large brooches, each vying men appear to believe it ihould vey by tha Health Information were advised to start antirablas with the other for plica. shots Immediately, but they may "On the ears would be large Of Ma TTMtod ba epaot antiraly for that purpose. FoundaUon. PLUMP TENDER BIRDS . . ' la axaaaa af Ml mUUon, But aompanaatloa far growers Tha death rate, from all causes, never know whether tha dog that earrings practically tearing tbe WHY PAY MORE? who hava to destroy trees la fa­ par 100,000 p e o p l e has been bit them wet diseased. alaea 1900. airs down. SAVE $ ( I t HERE! vored by many leaders in tha In­ chopped nearly In half as an av­ A rabies test was mad* Impoadustry. State San. Doyla E. Carlton erage for all age groups. Thn great­ Ibis after the black chow’s hoad "Around tha wrists there also would ba on* or two gold brace­ Jr. af Wanekula, who larnd aa est area far death's holiday Is destroyed In killing it. One lets. HERMAN'S ORANGE BRAND BEEF CHUCK W(ELL D R ILLIN G chairman of tb* Senate Citrus among babies but there still are was man mutilated tha head with a Committee In tha MU issslon, said dramatic extensions ot life tor age shotgun blast after another had "In fact, tha only spot that would 1» eacapa this extremism would ba ha be)laved many eitnis man would groups over M. hit the dog with a car. tow ard C. Long bo willing to submit to a apecial At tha 1800 rates, death wojld Tho head must be preserved be­ tha testh." tax levy on sltrua to finance a tfa claiming H million Infants un­ fore an animal can ba tasted for ra­ Phone 888 AMBLE OUT WITH 8AFB compensation program. der a year old each year, instead bies. PARAMOUNT, Calif. Of-SomaCarlton hlmaaM la a eltnu grower of 100,000. Death would be taking Frank Vardan said he deliberate­ and cattleman. 200,000 children aged 1 to 4 not ly ran his car over the dog shortly on* ambled into the Ambla Inn Hie attrua Indaatry now pays a 11,000. Disease and accident would after It had bitten R. D. Schwirlx over tha weekend and ambled out LEAN — BONELESS ALL MEAT ba claiming 183,000 young adults and Uriah Button. He said It was with a 500-pound safe. FRESH PIG ^ Proprietor John Blockar told po­ of 21 to 14 Instead of 42.200 ; 220,000 headed toward two children. CHORAL FLORIDA QUICK lks tha aif* contained (1,075 in aged 35 to 44 Instead of T7.000. AMD 8TORAGR CU. AND* About 40 per cent of private cash and (1,000 tn ehaeki. Tha Mortality has been cut 40 per u rent among mon and women 43 U. S. timber reaourcea are on erring arablar Jimmied tha front door. B to 54, and 30 par cent among those farms. SB to 04. It'« down 20 per cent for people 05 a id older, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL . j ,j 11 U..U.1 6 Ox, Cor Medical science and Improved ARGO SWEET SOS Cana .IM rU sa U i B t m i ACROSS * S. Group 0< * 22. Droop IXMUIIU ..till l.t.X lilt Uvlng standards mainly brought unw iJii u r fjij; t t. Following thrta In HU.Ilixl JL’Ullfc. tha dividend of longer Ufa. 0. Consumer 4. Evening tha (Ittu u ..I 1 tH tol PRICER EFFECTIVE THRUR.. F B I.. SAT. 11. Courage Ipoet.> V middle UCJM Tha daalh rata shows a steady I.l Jt-Ji-I lit-. 12. Positive pole' 8. River In 23. Spray OUL) n aw .iau decline year by year aava far lOlfl THIN SLICED LEAN FURR LEAN ALL-MEAT * con­ .lit Ml.’llJ ijf.uin (elec.) Texas whan a searing flu epidemic shot - 1-1-1 <ICUti-l 13. Made arid 8. A mortal * tain­ It back up above the lavela of 1800. DRIED GROUND BEEF 4lll.ir.hfl MIJI1,1,1 14. To mature 7. Olrfa name er OLD GLOr V SOS CANS r.uiir.mt t r.K'lMIVit 13. Negative 8. Small shark | for ; BEEF BEEF n.'iowci STEW ■ perfume reply (Eur.) t.:it-i UIJiJ CANADIAN ACE 24. River 18. Be present ' t. Paradis* M Lk29c Lb. 87c , Lb. 49c D ISTRIBU TO R TaaSaedarte 17. Fra ah* 10. Tear (Sib.) r . Part of ' \33.A riright water food 1 violently W A N TED Ult for af tha Aah (Eur.) t I I Devoured a chair President SO . Not 18. German dty 17. Frosen SPA G H ETTI * Tramandoai Income >0. A kind dtaaerte . «S3. Wash > . to yearly poaalbla of candy U. Hard of • ome* i LARGE BOX measures II, Place* af (L Balt whalak National Company, tha lar­ QUAKER K. Witty skatetea (eham.) It. Fktafully r. a choicti b b s f gest manufacturer of tholr p ar 25. Fragrant - 31. Soak S3. Motet •eying titular food products affords 40. Before resin used In 84. Always flax opportunity to ambltioui man madielna for local business dealing In 2S. Angry eiaenlial, nationally advertis­ 1 7“ T*" ed products- Can ba handled ia (8. Matched spare hours at start u desired. group • TT~ Honesty, application BB. Polygon “GOOD TO TH1 pandabillty more important With 8 \ 7T than pait experience. Our liber­ f angles and *\ W, al credit plan aniblaa rapid LAST DROP* 8 sldea axpanalon. ThU la a bualnaaa HERMAN PURE 81. Braneh W 7? /m on a high plana tor high typo 82. Masurium IT IN man of character. (sym.) 23. Ptoua • Applicants muit nave appro*!« I-n r BAO 30~ ir mato'y (2300.00 eredentialTand 38. Mansur* rafarancaa will ba furnished by (Chin.) P r V rr company and eipacted appli­ 27. Perennial w With $LOO or n ors cant. A car la n*ca«sary, Exherb nr nally high weakly |ncom< g IE Astonish i Food Order. alataly ponibla with rapti 41. A thorn la aa bvalnaai la aipan SI — Prater applicant* aipirlni U. 8. NO. 1 to avontual earning of (IS.OOi WjTTM v r TT" 3 r to (35.000 yearly. AO that la r* ORAM A—-DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS ulrad la tha willingness and ah rr W ity to follow ilmpla Held in I I 3T atnwtlona. U you can do tht 4 V 1 A■ W I. Partial* af T T Including brief history am addition JJA S ’ "I I T tmm g. City near J vOatrate t a s s f ;r s w s '57 Congress To Face Question Death Is Taking P a rtia l H oliday FR Y ER S LOCKER PLANT DAILY CROSSWORD ROAST '•ff \ 39‘ 33' J C “• 49c & TRIPLE r TUNA A FLAKES BEER 19c (i ,or 99c LIMA BEANS. ,f l O c 1 9 26c FLOUR 10- 79c FA B ABY LIVER PEAS 2 - 27c LOOK! 69c 59 ■ f f f ' f l f l \ iW lh la # MEDIUM LARGE X-LARGE 8 8 6 S POTATOES T / f t T O P SuPfR WflRKl I Sf-Kl (VaSBKiSt 10 ■ A Pi �if It'b W orth A iy th ia g H i W arth Advert toi*« la SBEE355 Waala lira aart rma tarn? 1 N E A R HOSPITAL L201 Eaat 4th St.—Three Bedroom Home ready (or occupancy. Total price only U,soo. Alio Two and Three Bedroom homea under construction. Term* If dcitred. Hobart A. WIUJurs . Realtor Rayaaead Lundqulal, Aaaeciale Phone 1IT3 Atlantia Bank Bide. SPECIALS New 3 bedroom houto outatde of city Concrete block. nicely turniihrd, with four lota, 110,800.00. May be hid without furniture If deatred. Good terma available. New 3 bedroom house, concrete block, car porte, utility room. 110,100.00 Terma. • Room houie. two tola, bfi oak trees for ahadr. Block and frame conatructlon. Car porte. gg.SOO. Th« Following R*t«a a ra now Terma if wanted i BffSCt ' « REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN l i e Pw Una tor On* IneerHmi J. W. HALL, REALTOR lie Par U u for tk iaa UaartaM "Call Hall" Plume lrsa lie Per H i* fee Five tM g Mwa lie Per Lina tor Each 12 In-, jertiont. NICE Two Bedroom home, lake MINIMUM RATEt Me front. Casselberry. See owner 2603 Sanford Ave. RATES FURNISHED five room housa.cnR io te d garage. Rivervlew Ave. STkoca 280. Sir a. Myrtle Shawmer. 2 BEDROOM HOMES C.B.S. CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floera — TUe Bathi Paved Carporti — Inaulated 17195 FURNISHED Garage Apt. MelloavlIIe. 1495 COMPLETE DOWN C. J. CROCKER - Builder LEAVirr 4< LANSDOWNE WELAEA APARTMENTS:: rooms, ORANGE CITY. TLA. private batha. U4 W. First f8t. -lE A L M T A T E ro ia A L a ^ i a - Used funlture, appunned, toola, T.V. REPAIRS MUST SACRIFICE etc. Bougbt-sold. Larry’s Mart. ‘Till 10 p m. Service Calla U SUES BS HOUM. Dining room" U1 W a . Norris. Ph. 1339 J. Eaat lit St. Pbona lUt. kitchen equipped, v e n e t a l n Herrin. Ph. 2893..I. Llcen Mind*, specs heater, (ire place BABY BUGGY, Hl|b chair, car Technician, guaranteed work Ride by 110 Catalina Drive then bed, car-aeat and a Balhlnette call for appointment. Phone Phone i l l 2333. * -to UlCt CASH far Puntlture. AddHomea — Lota — Acreage tan Maehioej, Typewriters, Out­ board Mstart, BoeU. Super L aura B. O iler Trading P u t Oue mUe Seuth Regiatered Real Eatete Broker OB 1742. Fhoae J01T-W. SMI SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Preferred Rate* t« Prefarred _________ Ph—a m e__________ rollcv holders lohn W illiams Ins, Agency Cultivated NOT A PROJECT! UT Sanford Atlantic Bank Those 34 BUT- Homea ef R u l Individuali­ ty: Brittany Farm Homea, Early American, Ultra Modern. Con­ ventional 4 F r e n c h Colonial HEATING IT AUTOMOBILES TRAILE1R IT typea. riser Purnaeea and Clreulattfl H. B. POPE CO„ INC. BUILT On Large Landeeaped will pay YOU to tee US before ou buy. Open Evenings and Lota: in Um beat of neighbor- 1M Seatk Park Ava. Pheao l«M iundaya. hooda. Eastatdr Trailer Salta, Window SlUa - Untela Palalka, Fla. COMPLETE with aU the feature! flue Bloeka — Cradle Blocks you have dreamad about auch Great; Trap# - Dry Wella. aa colored General Zlaetrie ap■trade Generate Os pllaacia aid colorad plumbing t Elm Ava Ph. 1145 TRAILER 1338 38’. Excellent con ditlon. ill convenience! Oppn aite Enttrprite School. Can be lean after 4 pm. Herman Shad AND available at reiaonabli pricia with the beat financing 4 with minimum down-payTRAILER-Twn Bedroom Mobile manta. rulier. 12.830 Phone I86I-J fter 8 p m rv.u-DEDROOM House Kitchen equipped, circulating Mtater, tl water heater. Phone 9131 SlREE bedroom home unfurnish­ ed 843 00. Robert A. Williams Phone 1678 W1CELY Furnished five ..room garage apt Call C. C. Welsh, 968-R or 111. FIVE Rooma. unfurnished. Range „nd heaters furnished. Call 2896, ODHAM A TUDOR. IN C "Builders of Finer Homea" offere Beautifully Deajgnad Three and Four B e d r o o m Homes for Florida Living FHA and VA (G!) Financed B Priced from 111.200. to 113.000. Sales Offieo—3628 So. Trench Are. Phone 2100 or 2240 JM- O Bedroom Unfurntsned House (Kitchen equipped preferred! by March let. Pbost 222; D. W. Free■B- WANTED TO BUY LOWELL S. OXTER Builder - Buv tour Furniture at Berrv'i Warehouse Furn , Co , at 901 W. 1st St. All nationally adv. furHighest CASH. TRADE-IN prices niturs at warehouse prices. paid for uied furniture, (all 981. Wilson-Mater Furniture Co. 111 E. lit SC FOUNTAIN GIRLS Ap| Rowand. Faust'* Drug In 3:30 p m. ■ C R Y S T A L LAKE- 165 ft. rootage plus M ft. Sand Baaeh. lty Water—Curbs and Largo reea. Phona 9107 Sanford, LADY MEAT WRAPPERS PLV LOVErr»-r.. 3rd hT. Surface Floor Hutaei ....... Two Panel Doors (from) ... NEW Three Bedroom. H* Bath*. Asbestos Riding (A Grade) Concrete construction. Complete Unique Rash Balance* modernistic kitchen Exception­ ~ (4 6 to 8-3) ................ ally fine location wdth proper Racurliy Luntbar environment tor growing child­ A Supply Yard ren and parent*. IVW. Down, Slath A Maple Pb« $77 28 a month P A I. l.no 800,000 CABBAGE Plante M- D Phone 1121-A B. Peteraon,Broker Associates - A. I . Peterson Jr.. P. J. Chesterton. Garfield WIN letts. John Maucb. M. W. Wil­ liams, HateF M irle ld . A. C Doudney, Lead Surveyor. E llin . 9 B rt» M « r D » r • P » c r» t S l« rm • On V n y r A tc n u n l w au c iu ia i js c n io iT iL ia wjctinaitiAT wild Bill Hlek.k BiSO RonaM Pau» K1»tr1* a * ••• Virginia Atlir ahnw H r Un4»r»«oa tk«w A n n i# One hour • Weih and Damp Pry One hour % • Wash and Dry Fold Finished Laundry Saniiona Dry Cleaning S o uthaldt L aundrom at Stalk Side Poedmart Bldg. DISCO U N T 2T- EXCHANGE UP TO IM Eaat tills SL PIANO IE1V1CE -2 1 $14.61 15.96 14.29 L SIB—Plant Ttehalefat Pbaat 1144. Btula L Sanford a *M t Y * r a T ,ad F M ai T4 for H u ll* VieM tim .ii t .'a lu i N ati.na • PAY AS YOU RIDE • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS H • Otaetllai* ila v t d r Inn f t i r l l f h t .r * * ' Hum. W lia H u l l N (» i a itn o ff T w n a in a T wnnkino H r * o* n i« n O r.lW .r, |k«»l Rtport Ja m b .rs * • CilHk auk •••• RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. le a n t mEHCURy Ph. US 51 A S l U M STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TTEEF PHONE .1111 J«ek*r'» rk.i«« M .rnine P « .« i|.e a H tripnnr Time w . r l l 51 w in . M srninv H * r . t i l l T k tr* ttM auk Maw* l<»* C lih PLUM BING Contract and repair work. Frae •atlmatea. R. L. Harvey. 204 laaford Ava. Phone 1128. Wm. H. Murray 8111 Celery Ave. Phone uMlxn Park Avenua, 4 Units, live In Closed Sunday and Wadneada one and rent three units at 4118.00 monthly, rent all four at REG. $229 98 HEYWOOD WAKE­ ENVELOPES, letterheadi. stale1260.00 monthly. All anartmenla FIELD'S famous Ashcraft Thraa have private front and rear en­ VA PtflANClNG. Thrae Bedroom mania, invoices, hand bills, amt home, large corner lot, establish­ Piece Sectionals • $139. p r o g r a m s , etr. Progrm ltr trances. If you are looking for ed neighborhood. Not a project, Income property we suggest that Printing Co. Phona 40i - 40J lioo MelloavUla Ave. Phona INI. Wen ifth Kt. you atop looking and come In to Eiay Terma talk this one over. The price of J23.800.00 la well under today's Mather of Sanford Market on this income producer a ia w n lei Rg. P b « a m Seminole Realty 0»m» Of UiU4y W.rll at K..« OfJBMMOOO B « e i. Farm h l s u l WELCOME 7 0 IANFORD Naval Personnel Fine ronatnetion and fine material* go hand-in-hand. Will You Ba Our GnaalT W« can furnlth the matertaU) the finest that modern *rl*nre Wa have leased tome Rooma at the beautiful Mar-Lou Motel rO . LETTS PROMPT SERVICE PHONE JUS inford Atl. Nal'I. Bank Bid, •IT BUREAU OF SANFOR INCOME TAX Prompt Sarvlee ha* devaloptd. and thiisthlng. lumbar a n d From aiding These Rooms are available hardware, to the lowly nail, we Absolutely. Free carry the he*t. Be tura to *ee ui first for matariala that la^L Far a period o< 4 days, to New arrivals at Our Naval Air Station V. DIETRICHS T. w. MERO Ml Park Ave. . Phone 2T or IIS condition. 31 2101 Saoibid, a , .2*. Harriatt'a Beauty Nook EWttrteal Contracting and Repairs INCOME-TAX-SERVICE i Rangai • t or. Vary Go French Ava, uo .Uiaor rr. Phone 971 105 Sn. Oak Ave (Open evenings by appointment » Market w ttia rn 112 Ms«»otli Ava. rn iiii For ALL Your Beautv Needs eall the day t receding publication. Rendu and Crniley Appliance* * Hllllnnair* >l Uni A a ir n l lo th C i n l u r r F a t | a u j l O 'elnek Rleorl Era.Beae Iteaufy Shop BEST in Workmanship a n d Mattriala. taa Eaat tad S t Fhonn Ml Star, Call TV Arnica Canter O iW I.v tiaoiree et i relic ■: . .w iz EXCLUIIVE DESIGNED The Want Ad Dopartmtnt la Drapea-Upholstery and Slip Covtrs, Finest Workmanship V enetian Blinds ap«n from 1:30 a. m. until 8:30 p, hr Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom Miller Craftsmen. raU with pieatie ends. Plastic or rayon tapea. Cotton or aylaa You'U Like Our Reasonable Pricai m. each bualn«ai day wxeept 8at> STANLEY KTJLP cords. Saakirib Gtsaa and PU rt On Phone Oviedo — POreit 8 31M orday afternoon. Daadllna for U2-U4 wait Mid i t Pbaat a n weekday taaertloni it 8:00 p. m. Scraen Door Hinges ................ Ii:4t Ktwa A an M a ‘.T • IS Tail Pantrn s-M ll.i.tae •»»• • ill Ctptain KiniaeM • it* o»tn Hsus* tjlU &**y H y 'J Shew TELEVISION White Girl Joe'a Wie With It. 3807 Sanford Ave. a Anderson, So. Cameron Ava, APARTMENT HOUSE D ieiM K U P / B f f c r r w e i s T THIS IS OA4 T H E MOU1 FRIC.1DA1RE appliances, u let and eervice. O. R. High, Oviedo, Fla. Phona F03-33I3 or Sanford AP ISU W alter S p. m. ^ K f f o W r ' sS L i'c rb n s'- in ' VUli'TCHOLS Balcony work from home ui spar* time. Furniture Displayed for Easy and We tram. Write Bo* BC r o The Convenient examination. Sanford Herald. Bunk HM* Complete with tnnersprtng Mat­ COLORED Woman can ropreaint tresses. ladder A Rail (Can he Cosmelica Co and earn a good used aa Twin Rods) 111 :>o income close In home. Profitable King Sli* Hollywood Hade lerrtlnrv now available Wrlie Guaranteed in Years Bn* A M e n The Sanford Herald 60 X 80 lnneriprtng Mattraai 60 X 90 Boa Spring . .. 1139 .vi 14— SPECIAL SERVICES -14 Headboard (Decorator Pliatir.) Unflfllshod Furniture leading and On 3 Drawer Chaat .................. Ili.V) FLOOR Cleaning, waxing. Serving 4 Drawer Chest ......... iT.Sn County alnee 1928. 3 Drawer Chaat ......... 19.80 wot* H. M. Qliaaca. Lake Mi Vanity Table ................. ».3n Nila Stand .. ... —« . . . . l.8o Plamblag. I r i i r t ReaUng Mr. and Mra. Draaaer ........ M.80 M. G- HODGES Bookeaat Bad . . . . . . M.. 24.80 (Twin or Double) Service on AU WaUr Pumps— Walla Drilled - P a s te Student Deak ......... 24.80 Paata Read PbtBe I4a BonVeaae ........... - .............. tg.so Plastft Screen Wire (iq. ft) 30.10 Cclo (ilaia (iq. ft.) ............... 0.12 Screen Door Seta ............... 0.30 B A LL R EA LTY .YlO'i; 4. 4 *• 4* ! b - ELECTRIC SERVICES -21 OVER STOCKED ITEMS P W w JIM Office: 3M1 B. Ortawde Dr. • J t/fh* vtJMWtf* POUND Horst in Lake Monroe Phone 4A1, Herbert Behrens. L B G IP T » -A G O L D WATCH A N D P E N C I L S E T l ROBSON Sporting Goods - IB ■ooo tor Two Bedroom masonry Alexnnder A Stringer Louse. Will be completed soon. EaUie • U a u ru tr Only 1330. dou-n. FHA insured Mra. Baal Lowj-twe Mrwaanger, aii in. Just right fr.r retirement 107 Nagswlla Ava. Pb, mo or far small family. . fUHtVVH ■ A P T E W 2 5 V W M * S H B S S U fr B M IS S T H A T W A T E te C O O L E R - I TH/AIK W f f L L P W B 3 WMT. \ T "TO HIM /A I S T E A D O F T H E U S U A L RJETIRJ/Ai® Ertiruda lalet A Sarvlre 104 Cu rt. Refrigerator. Ex- tU E Itt SiPhone I reliant Condition $100. rhont TOR RENT- Three Badroom 1714 J. Houtt, nice condition 178 00 a A FURNITURE-H hold Good* :n month. —Pieltry la T w Alumlnaaa By STANLEY id. Gravel, Cement ipe u> Meat All Ouall- Since 1943, Sanford'a Leading Builder of homea for over 1.S00 peopla. Sale* Offiea: Little Venice in Loch Arbor. PHONE 1M4 ECHOLS BEDDING C a Corner tad 4 Magnolia Pb. UU ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Ray, 3140. "Bad ' Bamberger. Mgr. Open Monday'! Ill • p. re. S'ANTED—Fruit on tree. Small eropi- 30 boxei and up. CaU 2224. Whilchil Grove Servlee. THE OLD HOME TOWN f Wallborn C. Phillips, Jr- ATTENTION INVESTMENT Rollaway. Hospital a n d B a b y COLORED FOLKS Badi. Day, Week or MonthThres Apartmant Unit Down buva lovely new mo­ Til. 1428. Furniture Center— Two with two bedroomi each. one 1600 dern Two-Bedroom Home. Large lie Weit First lot Immediate poisesiton Total with ona bedroom All with large price, 14,900. Living Rooma and separata Bathi. Near Churehaa and Shop­ For your Real Ealate Naeda: ping. This la a good buy for InCullen snd Harks*, Kaallora coma. 1M N. Park Ava. Phase U U 114,500. I l l lemiaals Unity abta lo m ts and Apia. Rota L. Payton, Broker B. Henderaon. Associate CXZNCY Apartment Suit- AaaabeUe Alberta J. HaU, Associate i fir bachelor or couple, Ft. Weillnghouie Refrigera­ im heat, privet* bath, ihow- Phone 3*71 .. fT-M at Hiawatha NINE tor. Good condition, a bargain Corenlently located. Aeroti 104 W. 5th SI. a Poit Office. Inquirj ManJaeebson Dept Store. BURROUGHS Cash raglaUr and adding machine combination. FuruUhed Apt Ph. 43I-W Phone 1620-J-3 VICE Rooms. U. waekfy. 1015-W THE 8ANK0RD HERALD ARTICLES FOR SALE 'Remindm*fa R»this step lemehmel" STOP by and Plek op YOUR Kay at the vfflce of Odham& Tudor, Inc. "lulldara ef Pine Homea" 2828 8. French Avenua H i l l t U M B F R S. S U P P I V i are request it-Ad Depart YAKi ) �^^i|«*IH*»IMtMtti»l*lt||f U | M RHflH** ***#*•* 'jMfe* •*!«.» it m+^m .................... .................. ................. M h ••’::: **"^^«* m - •* w .......M ' W -I • ..........H . ■ • • • ■ i ' *■ <»*■*•*«< 9 ••***» v . . ■ <**■B B .........wH ....... ...................... | irrrr^B- *►**-«* i " 4■ ***•*•! •«•**, pp **4,*^b .. ........ .................. p»:#«HM'**:MN****«********•**4 ,*4 |, «**•*«#***##*#**•****** (M lllO IM lljH ifH H IiH i ROSE KIST v *j BORDEN’S SHARP-AGED-WISCONSIN MAMMOTH CHEDDER {LIMIT I LBS. AT THIS PRICE) Q U A L IT Y GA. GRADE A. WHOLE BORDEN’S AMERICAN LOAF CUT UP E A C H l U. 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VENICE MAID NESCAFE $ 39* * LOAF FRESH SEA FOOD a r / jo WHOLE GREEN picnic HAMS - OLD FASHION | SMALL MEATY PORK LYKES PALM RIVER SUCED BACON POUNDS KING MACKEREL STEAKS ^ SAUSAGE RED SNAPPER WHOfcB ib . C Spanish Mackerel Fillets ib . SPARE RIBS - 3 5 RED SNAPPER STEAKS i t . ib. FLOUNDER ib Lb.’. Beans 29t GROUPER FILLET ib. « £ LOBSTER C L0 R 0 X V STEAK Lb 'jW j* CHEESE (Limit Five) KINGAN’S OR LYKES Roll Pork * CHEESE M IA T S D&D IN TOWN BIGGEST CHEESE THE POTATOES YES REG. ROLL FACIAL TISSUE BAKER ITE FLOUR "WILLARD1 Bag e o r u N m cl 2 boxes PAPER N A PKIN S «* r . PARK A VE. AT 25th STREET — SANFORD * WIDE AISLES—COMPLETE SELECTION —SPACIOUS PARKING COMFORTABLE SHOPPING « ■ . * ‘ ■ • - ................................................. �\ '■n.’- F*<* scattered i h n n portion; continued h IM. SANPOffD. P1/ORIDA Paul Miller To Nomination As State Senator In M ay Primary Songs Subject Of Talk THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 11 195* M i M P r M U M (N tn l . ,r.* ^ Former Deputy Testifies In Defense O f ilif “Thera aeemi to be something In human natura which demands a music outlet for certain forms of patriotic and religious feeling", Paul Millar, lodlalaotie note) of governmeet economy, Miller ••id R. T. Mil wee, superintendent operator and City Councilman this stated: "1 -will favor a central of puhll^ schools In Somlnole week announced hla intentions to purchaalng agency for the Bute, County In a speech made to memsock nomination ai State Senator with its use made available to beri of th« Civic and Fine Arts in the May Primary election- la County government*. 1 will op­ Department nf the Sanford Wo­ hii bid for the poaltlon ef Senator pose any attempt to Increase pre­ man's Club Wednesday, thirty-seventh Senatorial sent taxes or to Impoiw any new With the topic of lire program comprising Brevard and taxaa upon the people of Florida. being “ Patriotism", Mllweo used Counllei, Miller ta male- Specifically, 1 am heartily op as Ihe subject of bis talk “The Defense attorneys for suspend­ initial entrance to tbe posed to any form of .Income lax Power of Song". A lung parade of witnesses (or trio State/1 ed Sheriff J, ‘Luther Hobby, chsrg- teitlfrcd this morning ia the ical arena, Mllweo went on In say, "Music Miller continued with this slate-1has had more to do in soothing of Florida, Millar waa cd in ■ Federal Indictment return­ lengthy trial nf suspended vhrritf born In Key West in till, He at­ ment: "1-wlU do all in my power to the stormy and bitter passion of ed last November by a Federal J. Luther Hubby being beard in tended high school In Miami aid promote legislation designed to aid manhind, In elevating their Grand Jury In Tampa with son- Ihr U. S. District Court at Or­ was graduated from tbe Unlver- the agrlcultura and tourist trade pathlaa, than any other agency of spirary io defraud the U. S. Gov­ lando. ■Ity of Florida. In World War II Interests of Seminole and Brevard r ling their symWitnesses this morning Included Counllei, and in general to render ernment continued Io hammer a- Emmett Pope, a Negro now serv­ he served aa a storekeeper aboard man’i Invention." ahip In the United States Navy assistance to all imall business­ ", . . it will n\nve men’s souls way at witnesses for the govern­ ing time at Ra‘ford Slate Prison on and waa awarded four medala for men in this district.." when the mightiest of orators fail. rharges of forgery; Harold Itment In ness examination. outstanding service. . -There Is somethlag like a divine Cooper, a former deputy under Yesterday, Clinton Sneed, re­ Influence In music, end that ex­ Following hla military dlacharge, .lame* l.eroy 1/iug, ad­ ferring te a prrpated elate- Hobby; plains why blrdi of prey never Miller entered the University of mitted moonshiner and brother sing, and Infidelity hai no song. Miami and waa graduated with a ment during kis testimony, charg­ of Ia-lon Long; Minnie Drivers, a degree In law. Upon the death “The sacred fire which h ii burn ed that J. • . Galloway, ronstabla blind Negro woman nf a W. 11th (OZZ1R) IOIKRTB JL of hla parents, he found himself ed on Ihe altar of patriotism has In the northern district of Semi­ St. address; C. S, Hodgson, spe­ flamed Into many priceless songs, In Ihe business world as operator w ik it nole County, controlled Ihe dis­ cial Investigator of fW alcohol inn some of which will forever remain of the Great Southern Auto Parte rlgarette lax unit, U. K. Govern­ tribution of moonshine whiskey In among the most potent Influrnrcs Company, with forty retail out­ ment; and Iav Parc, investigator lets. known tn the g n at nations of the his district. nf the alcohol and tobacco unit i - .7 world. Such songs were born of Knlering the Said of law, Mtller Sneed. ■ special stale (leverage of the lb R, Government. the greatest moments of the sing­ became associated with State Probably the highlight nf this Department Supervisor, told the Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ ers end the times." Attorney General Richard Ervin Federal Jury In Orlando during the murnlng’i testimony was when He went on to relate, ", . . aa his assistant. Ha left the At­ tive secretary of the Seminole second day of the trial that the former deputy Harold R Cooper torney General'a Office and ac­ County Tuberculosis and Health among the mysteries nf human life PAUL MII.I.KR Silver Moon, a negro Juke Joint in admitted to Ihe court that “Hobby BOMFACCHI PAI.IMA cepted a position aa supervisor of Association, said today that there none Is farther beyond our power Rnokrrtown, west of Sanford, was told mr that h« wanted moonshine Private Schools of the Southeast ire It Seminole County pailenie tn of penetration than the Inspired bought for him with Slate money. cleaned up in Kcminnlc County ‘ j « ★ ★ ★ Florida District for the G. I. Sneed said, “The day before I and It wa* my duty to do that", Hospitals, 14 whila and II moment that cornea to some soul, A, O. (Oxsfe) Roberta, raff* training program of the U. S. Stale and out of which is barn a great Janie* Limy Lung who admitted bought the Sliver Moon I went colored, Nlneleen of the Somlnole Veterans Administration. Dili County patients a n in the Central tong that moves the heart of the In Constable Galloway and told to moonshine activities over a road engineer, announced gaiter* position brought him to Brevard Florida Tuberculosis Hospital near world, These staple flashes of in­ j him that I wanted to sell whiskey long period nf time, bitterly Iden­ day ho will be a candidate for County, spiration producing longs that wllhoul fear nf arrest” The negro tified former Sheriff Hobby, form­ th* Clerk of the Court of Kami* Orlando and two at the Southwest have so powerfully effected Ihe Impressed with lha development Hospital In Tampa. undercover agent said, “ Ihi told er deputy, Andy E. Evans, Jerry note County, subject to tha May I of the Central East Coast area, destinies of hum alty, are never Marlin and James Smith Con­ Democratic Primary. me to go ahead." Several Inquiries have been re­ repealed, In an equal degree, m Miller made this locality his home flicting testimony tn that of hla Rnherta, 31, waa horn hi Sts(leading from Ihe prepared In 19V), ho constructed the Paul ceived, said Mrs. Graham, rela­ Ihe aame Individual." brother who preceded him <m the wane* County and waa educated tive to the flailing hours at the Miller Mole) Apartments In In", , . it hai been said that ‘no Investigation a n d observation in-aid by the jury under crosa- In the public neboola of Florida* ’Din Sanford-Orlomto Kennel dialinllc am jjjater opened a hospital near Orlando. She said, man has ever yet set him down moonshine distribution lit Ihe witnesa stand yesterday, waa graduating from Punta Cords Club in turn In* aver a total' of Packard automobile sgeney in they are: 3:*) to 4:30 and 7:3fl to end taken up his pen and said, t northern district of Kemlnnl* Coun­ examination by defense attorney, High School in 1941. Ho onlllted 1:30 p. m , Tuesday, Thursday, A member of Heavy Allark will write a National hymn, and William W. Judge. Lung alto, un In tha United States Coast Guard $>,178 fo Seminole County chart* Melbourne. Saturday and Sunday. The Post ty I* controlled by (’mutable Gallo­ dcr composed either words or music Squadron Five has United Stales Soon realising that the motel rrosa-rxaminatlon, marked in 194! serving for threa gears tUa U a m u lt of the track'* Office boa to which mall should way and sold by Jerry Martin on which the nation was willing to cttlxenshlp granted him this week West lath Kt." business was fa rapidly growing Ineitloni nn a Seminole County doing clerical work. Following kl* annua] Charity Night staged lait enterprise which required his full be directed la Mil, Orlando. take for ita owra.*" map of alills which ha operated at U. S District Court proceedings Constable Galloway staled to during the period, September discharge Ho attended Sowtia ‘ 9 Thuniiay. “Songs that live, and make gre.it mention, Miller sold Ihe Pack­ It ta Important, said the executive '^County Vocation at B riie rtft! In Oriayvto.. ^ The l|ny»ld today that jfe hart ’D nsTa-M nriVW iesA This am ana* noproaonta *n- ard dealership , and devoted hU aacretery of Mu fl«ml*ole County history are never produced to-♦bat A a huslnese enure*. TB and Health Association, for o^-ei i-»n approached n» Clin­ Honlfarrin Talma, Stewards Male time to the openllbn of the motet way. When Marari waa asked Tim nil la-haired wdnesv nude jtmxlifiaUly half of the $5,14-1.97 tn 1914 he began working far ton Kneed regarding liquor violathe patlenla to hoar from their railed by the Charity Nlirht. The and apartments. He has since femiliaa and frienda. Mall delivery, how he set to work tn compose 3/c, who served with guerilla forces lions, Ife further staled “ I have cutting answer* and wa* very the Atlantis Coast Lina Railroad tripled hla original number of a symphony, he replied: ‘If once In Hie Republic of Die Thdllplnea abrupt in his conversation, an­ balance want t« Orange County units and Is nnw contemplating •he atresaed, to one of the high­ you think how you are to do It, during World War II prior In Join­ arreeted Janie* Kmllh on both swering *| ik*ill,in* In-lor* being ■a a fireman, tn 1953 he was pro* liquor violation* »nd bolila opera­ completed hy rh* aisiiUnt die- muted to the poaltlon of eminent' charities. lights nf Ihe day for tbe patients In yon will never write anything further expansion. tions In Ihe past." Roberts I* a member of thn these hospitals. She said, “ If you ing the U. S. Navy has hern at­ Jerry ColMn*, 1 <*W operator of worth hearing; 'I write because Irirl attorney questioning him. Miller Is married to a local girl, Wilnease* liking Ike stand ye*. tempting Io gain American Cili/enMu track who originated the and his wife assists him In ihe have ■ friend or relative In one of I rannnl help It.' " Whan qiii-rilnnril ehoiit hla till), Methodist Church, the DAV, the hospitals, be sura to write ", . . among Ihe rhnsen few sliip tor eight tears Only a recent Irrd.iv fur the Government in­ which wa* oesirnvid near Wagner, American Legion, Elks, Jayceen Charity Night, announced the management of the apartments. them regularly and often." cluded Carl C. Dodson and Joe h* said, “ I understand 1 was and Hi olbei hood of Lneomotlvn are three National songs with She teaches a Sunday School class figures yeiterday and said that Contentment, it waa revealed, Is which we sll should b* pcrferllv change in the law pounds foreign Hickson, Sanford Police Depart crooked rigid quick". Jam es I s Firemen and Fagiuemen Lodge of ihe First Baptist Church of f checks would he put In the mail Melbourne and la active io civic nni' the prime (acluri in help- familiar. 'The Star Spangled .men,brr* of the armed force* who mein Patrolmen; Clinton Kneed, roy Ixing also a,Indue 1 p tying pro­ 920. tn the BLFAK ha hai held to the rarfoui organisation* to* and Church affairi. She was re­ Jog a TB patient ovtrconoa hia Banner’, 'My Ceunty ’Tit of Thee’ first entered this country aboard Stale Beverage Department Sup- 1 tection money to George Kelsey, the offjrea of local organiser and 1 day, cently elected vice president of Illness and recover. and ‘The Battle Hymn of Ihe Re American warship* to become oil- rrvlsor; Maybelte and Johnnie Oviedo .Police Chief amt suspend­ assistant local chairman, Gaines, Infarmer* employed by ed Cnnldabl# In ihat district, af­ **l har* recently famlllarii*d “WaVe rery happy with remits Ihe slate ore inflation or ihe Gid­ The Seminole County Tubcrcufo-1 < public', The* ilnry of Ihcve aunga ten*. find.on and Hickson, Lillie Mae ter first a»kia( the court It be myself with tk* duties of tha and Health Association imtk** warm* the blood, stimulate* pa­ eons Inlrrnational auxiliary. of our first Charity Night." taid In addition to being a lawyer paint la remember people when triotism, and leech** American From 1943-1945, Prim a hulk part McFaddcn, Negro woman wlm wa required to name those to Clerk and feel Ihat I am fultg Collins. “On* mutual handle of I 1 M, |i, I*tUilii| ,1-Im %.( youth that they have a heritage of I" ‘he armed raid* on Japauns* testified Dial she paid 111 a week * 'n ni he ps.-l pru'.eciiorP money ipisllflcd tn fulfill them. If etscU and builnenman. Miller la well$49,312 waa lha beat wt avar had known throughout the counly and Mrs. Graham Hated, that they glory beyond th* power of tongue patrol*, truck convoys and ainmii- to Willie B. Brown, former Negro 1 cpg also Ivj'.tl.i'J that Jutli"* of cd, I wilt endeavor In do to ia an a Thursday night, but 1 think state ai an active church worker. w»i k •lay in Hie hospital loo long. to tell." mliun dcpul* which hi greatly aided rlcputy, J, D. Mcfadden, her Ir.e Peace W. H uU Duncan rime th* best of my ability," Roberta his broth iris home with a slated, wa will do even batter next A member of Ihe First Baptist Til causea a person to be conMilwea's remarks nf “ My Coun­ Ih« recapture of i thn Phlliipinaa husliond; Franraa Koona, Negro; Charle* Font**, admlllfd moon­ man known only aa “Kmllly" and Roberta ta married and llvea year. The Charity Night will, of Church of Melbourne, be la also lined for many months, pne of the try Tla of Thee" Included "One byr'nur farce*. shine distiller: Willi* Candy, Ne­ suspended sheriff Luther Hobby. with his wife, Praores and two reasons why pitienl service Is that chants Hie ilory nf Ihe flag, ^ amine, ha an annual affair at ths vice president of the local ramp one nf the important functions of and whenever ihe spirit nf patriot- falrni came to Sanford In gro and l*rny Augustus, Negro. of Gideona International and la Aikrd in his rioss-examinatlnn children, Mike, 13 and Diane 8 a | track as wa certainly want to active in the work of the organise Ihe Tuberculosis and Health Asso­ l*m rise* (o its divine*! height, Thougliout lha leilimnny yea- hmv he knew Duncan, he said “ Mr. HJi Calnlina Drive. dren, Sylvia, Liwaeiig and Benny da our part for the welfare of tion throughout the county and ciation. this song Is sure le be present " Jr. still live In tha Philllpints anJ wrday, “Tha Bon" continued to Hobby mad# me acquainted with Oantral Florida." Hate. He la ala* ■ Station Univer­ * Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. Gra­ Of “The Battle Hymn nf Ihe be used in rialemenls by witnesses him". ham revelled, Mrs. B. F- Mc­ Republic", he said, "nni inspiring thui far have not had more than who did not know who money was • Collins dliclmed that ha Honat- sity associate. Minnie Driver*, a blind Negro one reunion • year ainre he was being paid lo mh*r than Willie R. woman, said former deputy sheriff Local CofC Exhibit Active In clvle affairi, Miller Whorter, Mrs. Roy Partin nf th« ■that was the incarnation of pa ad management expense and of* frintl.m It svas Hrurk" out ^ f ‘ran.ferred to the Continental Unit* flrown and Jerry Marlia who told Andy E. F.vans, brought whiskey fleers' lalariee. all canccumn la a member of the Greater Mel­ Mlmosg Garden Circle, and the Will Be Featured I them It was for “The Boss", , executive secretary of ths Semi­ th* while heat af unconscious to her home on one occasion. Ask­ raranno as wall aa money iet bourne Chamber of Commerce and nole County Tuberculosis and Inspiration, foe soul's product nf PaPIPnia came to Sanford In ________ Johnnie_ Gaines, an______ Informer___ for ed how she knew F.vans, the said , of the Gau Gillie—Melbourne JayTomorrow On T V 1 ■aide each racing performance , jj# j, „ Th|rty.weond Degree Health Association, presented each a mighty movemcat. It Is Indeed March 11)54 and arrved with VAII-J Patrolman Carl C. Ded*i>n and "I can Identify him by hla vole*". fTumher nf Cnmnierco manaflv v bj For Improvements and repairs to Mason and Shrlncr and la a patient from .Seminole County the most resonant and elevating |5 during that squadron's last Modi- 1 Joe Hickson, teitlflrd yesterday Lee Pare, Investigator for the *£- awall th« amount going to charity member of the Bahia Shrine Tem­ with a dish garden and a cant for nf all American battle hymn*. H flnrranean deployment, In Decern*, afternoon »hortly after 1 o'clock, alcohol and toharn tax unit of lha rr Furrrtl Rieckrnrltltfo, annmmr* ed Ihi* morning that Iho Kemlnnta I* simple, hut dignified, full nf brr he wa* chosen by this paper when asked “ Who paid you?'• said, ple In Orlande and of lha Mai valcntina. by aeveral hundred dollars, U. S. Government, said that for­ County (lumber of Cnmmerea vigor, and Is worthy of bring the as VAH-5 “ While Hat of the Week." “Chief Williams paid me," < Here's how lha money was di­ bourne Shrine Club. mer state beverage department Imperishable war tong of a Defense Attorney Vllliam W agent, Dwight D. Yelvington ap­ exhibit which will ho shown at Miller la a member ed the stributed tn Seminole County: Christian nation. Judge asked Gaines, “Are you proached him Dee. 17, 1963 at the Ihe fenlrsl Florida Kxpoilllon In' Elks, |7D0; American Legion Toet American Legion and Velerani of New Pilot Club next week will be featured “Of all (he sung* Inspired of Pre-Drive Meet sure?" ami Gaines said, 'That's county Jail la Drl-and with a pro- | Oilamtn 13, $600; Disabled American Vet­ Foreign Wari. Other affiliations tomorrow on “Plu.nncl Croae* palriollsm and bora In the fierce right, lie paid me." erans. *400; Altamonte Springs Include membership In lha Mel­ Officers Elected position, “ A nun whom he refused i reads" over WDBO-"V at 1:30 p. _ , a x * . pasrion of war. 'The Star Spangled Of Cancer Society American Legion, IKK); Long wood bourne Linns Club and In the . Again Defense attorney Judge tn name offered tn pay $41)0 a I m, A t l U e S d O V S M C C l i Banner' probably ha* the firmest Medical Fund, $125; and Sanford Brevard and Florida Bar Asso­ asked, “ Was It Chief Roy Wil­ month for ths prlvelaga of aperatThe exhibit fs helg built and* " J hmlj i me r i a a hold Ain on ill theA American people. It Community Fund, |S50, ciations. liams (hit paid you?" And again, Pace aald that Yelvington did not manned hy i rnmmlHe# ennt—* New officer* far the Filet Club ! ia (he product of one of lha mod Held At Elks Club In announcing hla platform, Gaines insisted lhal it w-ss Police The Sanford Community Fund were elected Tuesday and era aa A pre-campaign meeting of th* Ing a moonshine still In this area", ed of members nf the local L in n ; N f waa divided 10 ways with the f l­ Miller expressed hla desire to follows, Mr*. Sue Stevenson, Pie- romantic and Girdling events in Seminole County Unit, American Chief Buy Williams of Hanford mention tiemlnot* County In th* Theatre group, with Don FFletchW lc ld lw otr Natlnnat history , • If serins int Club receiving $1-5; Hospital give thla dietrlct the advantage of lldent; Mr*. D, K. MrNah, first Cancer Society wa* held recently that paid him. proposition. Pam until Yelvlngton's a* rhilrm in, ■'4,3 Auxiliary, 41-3, folio Fund, $&U; a businessman's administration in vlea president; Mr*. Waller Caitar, 'o have been pitched to III? key at the Elk* Club, through the Tape wordings, a«*»rot*d In conversation larluded *'I have one It will be a large map mada note of screaming shell, and every the business of running Its senator* Red Croae, $50; Heart Fund, $50; sacond vlca-prealdaat; Mra. Leon wh«ii‘ta piieei aUm iM m in't,' in rwiirtesy of Exalted Ruler Don Hie C'lnrk of the Federal Court In ' more year to work for 'ho Stale out of paper marne with ceramlt Boy Scouts, $30; Girl Scout*, $50; III affairi- He slated that, If elect Bryan, Orlando, and marked Government Rcvetago Department and want to figures representing activities |g treasurer; Mra. v'erna Cancer Society, $30; TB and cd, be will be available at all Messenger, recording secretary; camps, and In the home, it went llalei, Exhibit No. t and Government Ex­ Kcminnlc County. 11io fashion :#• It wa* announced tbs' Ed Sul- hibit Nu. I. were oat played In get wlut I ran". Health Asvn., $60; and Salvation times to listen to tha wishes of and Mrs. J, P. Hall eorraiponding straight to the heart. Pare, In his teillniony said, "I view will feature products and “ Francis Scott Key ws* SI when liven, TV Star and Jormriini has reun yesterday. Army, $60. the people of Brevard and Semisecretary. told Yrtvlngtno 1 waa nut In­ clothes In the roordy jind lha back ha wrote hla fam«;i* song, and accepted the National Cancer Money turned ever to the fint- no'® Counties ad to be guided by Assistant District Attorney L. terested". ground li In the form nf a targa Two year dbectora will be, died on the nth of F< b. 11(3 K-y Ciusafle rhiirm ar. Eat! S entaj and veteran organisation* 'hose wishes, David R***n, yesterday afternoon The leatlnvniv this m irning by i simulated hook whera tha model* will be administered to charity by "|f I «"» elected tn the Senate", Mr*. Harvey Swanson, imma- was the singer of s tingle tong, Swisher, Prr*hl*>,t of King Ed­ attempted to no. o them plated in Mtiler declared, “I will make thla dials past praildaat; Mra. Nancy Iho hour and ihe man met in the ward Cigar Mtnufarlurjr, Jack- court to the Jury. However, Da- Per* Included this SiSlom.-nt, "On I will appear. these groups. ________ the measuring stick to guide my Brock and Mist Klalo Parity. struggle at Fort Mcllrnry, not lunvlll*, serve* n hi* voio.n! year fcn«e attorney William W. Judge Sunday aftrrnoon, Dec. w, Lelon j Imng In front of .ny kouie sti'.ad actions in the Senate—Will this Ona year directors are, Mrs. by any power of the will nr ihe a* th* Florida Divtricn Crusade .ntrrceded, He said, the defense that he and nilirra whom he re | Bobby's Dog BacjfcM leaislitlon be beneficial Gcorga Stine, Mra. Marlon Re­ (lesh, but by a law nf the Almighty chairman. will agree In allow the lape re­ Mr., Mr*. Anderson proposed in the people of Brevard and born and Mrs. Ruth Icon. | made out of that baptism of fire, .Seminole Cmm'.v Unit chairmen cordings to be played under two fused to name wanted to act up a moonshine Kill In Kemlnok But Family Gone r*’ Seiniole Counties?" Mrs,. Harvey flwanaon, presi­ rim e a glorious Inspiration, and appointed arr, tum id Kariner, rnndiiions, Numbcf one: “That the Attend Luncheon Miller told the press this week dent, presided over lha meeting from the soul of Key burst forth .Special Gifts and Special Event*; voices be identified as those pur­ County. I ran m-ko It wonh MADISON, Wli. (OT)-nohbg XUto while lo you, but there. lx „no need buhr Is pledged to the service and announced that th* Pilot , ... ported to be speaking; and two: ................. Honoring N. Mayo ufthatthehepeople to go Inin d u n !* unless you are , . had, his Hills* black dog OR* of this district par­ That tlw drfento be allowed tn Imcrested". Pare said jlfl >In * hl< ' *nd w " m ,*n* ■ -■- ',olUy * imi lot iu ,0 «* iv* '*• Mr. and Mr*. Ki.m!y Anderson ticularly lo the matter of Rosdi, Club will proparo for mailing the - . o l i o . I . lb . a n , and 111. lu S S , t L * t a »Wilson, 4,000 lelleri going out to th* en­ Llaslson; Miss klyrllr i**i,n'“ny~that'ha told Lalnn Long much. * * Wh# f*> ' attended the lunchron honoring ______ _ _of Government, _____ ______ Farm companion 'Old Glory' It will sing Economy Ictermine whether or not they . ; wijj worl| |lV(n |„ rdtr ;0 ca*cy, tire county in b*hilf of tha Crip* the Commissioner of Agriculture; Aid."’TWurlaUii’ Vnd"Aid' to 'the pled Children’s Society Easier on through tha centuries, Hi music County; It. T. Mil wee, County have been spliced. Bohby returned from school <nt, convlct y„u. ever accelerating llm step of Kt-bools; Mrs. I)u« Hairs, LlghlaNathan Mays at tha N'ew Hawn Small Businessman. In the matJudge William J. Barker, before l-ee Pace, ♦hen Federal Court .lay IMs weak and found his rst Hotel In Winter Haven ytutrrday. ter of roads, be n id i “ 1 will do Seal Drive durlag tbe Eaatar sea- American freemen In foe greet Un chairman. whom th* trial la bring heard, up. recexwd, was st:,l on the witness er, Mrs. Thelma Niebuhr, Th* nationally dvsIgnsUw Can. march of human progress." Mayo, according to Sandy An­ all In my power to push tbe day}*°J held Ihe objeclinni of the defense. aland. Tha Irl-I rasumad at l Ing on (ho kitchen floor su cer Crusade month la from April derson, gav* a wo-.Jerful lecluie vclopment and expansion of U. S. Nomination for fnlarnetlnnal cd by cupcake* she’d pla The trial of suspended Sheriff J- o'clock this af'vrneofl. and district offices war* selected GRAHAM ARRIVES IN FORMOSA 1 through May I. Don Tries re1no citrus and agriculture drift!* Highways 1, 17 and t t and flats bske for a valentine. Luther Hobby, who with Andy E. at thla Gme. It waa announced TAIPEI, Formosa lit - Billy veiled comprehensive pun* to Evan*, fnraeer deputy Sheriff, opment throughout th* Stale of Road AIA and the conitructhc Bobby, whose father 'dl#4 Florida line* he waa ele-led .and maintentaca of adequate free that Mrs, Martha Reborn hai Graham arrived In Tormose today nuke this tha most aurrrafu) edu­ Dwight D. YeKington, former EZIO VANONI SUCCUMBS he was a baby, called for Commissioner of Agriculture 82 highways la preference of any been appointed to terra an the oa hie 30,000 mile Allan speaking cation and campaign yoar, based .stale Beverage Department agent, ROME liV-Budeet Minister Ella and got hla mother lo a loll road which might threaten the district nominating committee at tour and recelred an ovation from nn lha fact that thn Amerlcnrt Willie R, Brown, former Negro de­ Vananl suffered OTatel stroke to­ While ho waa with he. yean ago, economy of the central and coaital tha diatriet spring convention to sovoral h u n d r e d hymn sing­ Cancer Society'* needs for Re­ puty sheriff, Jerry Marlin and day on iho Kenato floor, Ho col­ lha dog catcher picked qa Mayo waa presented with countlca nf th* itate. And ! will bo hold In Tollohaaaoo Mog 4-4. ing Americana assd Chinese. search, Public Education for Lay- Jama* Smith, Negro tavern opera­ lapsed during a successful defense Bobby'! dog SI a stra p 1 •croll engraved In gold In The annual decoratod Eaatar The Americea evangelist was to men and Profeialonals, DIrort and tors, Is charged with conspiracy af Premier Antonia flagnl'* govern­ Than his mother died cognition of hla sarvlea rendered, promote Ihe eonstruction nf aeconof citrus and dary roads In thla district as farm Egg Sola will ba hold Saturday, ditto tonight with Generalissimo Indirect Service tn rancor pa- to defraud tha U, S. Government, ment against ehargea nf inflation allmasL, to tha the development ( ----F Rural product* f nT y ,. to-market roads." March SI. Mrei George Stine, (I* Chling Kai-shek ad* hia wife, who Hewta, ore uwfwKunatoly eve# ta- entered its third dap Ala agricuUi Yesterday tha 9 m i Wkas ouestated aa to hk views cfestnwaa, will ba ia charga. are ‘ J u t SI yean. lag 4R 4:»A 4 San ford O ffic ia ls Implicated At Trial Lee Pace Reveals Proposition Families Urged To Write, Visit Hospital Patients Seminole County • Charities Receive ' $2,575 From SOKC 'Ozzie' Roberts Reveals Candidacy For Clerk Of Court VAH-5 Member Has U. S. Citizenship Granted This W eek’"™'nl ...... T isuns'jsm t f ; r-r • .W-J rJt � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 15, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ae90601c11e181db7bd7f7038b6bed73.pdf 97719deba6130b491cb7c85c58e7dee1 PDF Text Text ! ------yl i1 | 1 -i a* T**1---------w -L . m tler'g pereonal armor nobUe. tfco "Great MerMpAcliily -tec the Grant, la continuing a aatour of America, and will Meilted In Sanford Thursday. 19 bv DHabled American in*. Chapter No. 30. suing the custom of tfletaHiller demanded the blgxeit MCI. for himself. The aetoel al -building this ear la In­ tuit. *» the Mercedes-Benr fin Stuttgart, Germany, at Ufne, used slave labor. In i n u r s n u u ubut t imr It tie Ia monstrosity, meinlgatly. a beauty. H I* twenty t lofig and weighs ten thou id ppond*. which Includes two iiaaad pound* of one-halt Inch nor plate, and one-fourth let proof glass windows Jstilcld. The doors weigh ids fich. Cruising speed M per hour, and with the inter It will do better Youths Do Part i Pidlsy Drive ’our Sanford youngsters did ih tlr'p a rt In helping the Central Florida Cerebral Palsy drive go •itor th* top. V/AV Goodspaed, who lives tn the WyMMWood Section, law portions • f th* tfDBO Telethon and WBtohed children bring donations to Orlando’s Municipal Auditori­ um. H« decided that it waa time that something ha dun* here "for Urn wonderful cause " Al, along with three of hi* friends, Kenneth Hamilton, Lar1 Singletary and Tom Brown got gathar and canvassed their Mlghborhoad rol’ectlng a total Bf |20 which will be turned over 1*^ officials of th* drive. B Legal Notice 3 t >i m c o t : n r o r t i i k c o c v t t J iliu u . a c w iv m . ii cuuntv, t'lnjlUiA. i v i-riiiiisT K . ( H fJj KXTATK o r U K U T ItO lU ; I t LO C KM Pscaaiail o A IX c u r n t rn ita a x is r u n * O V * H A V IM ! C L A IM * t i l l U K . M A h lta A IIA IV X T a Slit K S T A T K i yon and each ol you are n*r*li» SBd re q u ire d tn p r e a o il if .claims and dimande which )«, or either or you. me? heve (elnet to* Hlet« of Orrlrude II. ?«Me. decoeeed, |*t* of raid Court■to «he County Judy* n( H*nunole raaiy, riorldt. et In* oMIoa in the 1*7* hesise or i«td county at sen. to. Florid*, within riflit refendar enihi »-om in* time or ih* rirei latJeeiiun of tin* notice. i:«rh alia or demand shall ho in writ•/'Sad ihill sliklu Ih* plara ill Xdene* and pn.i ntfl«« address -ths els Unset, end ehsii he sworn L.'.A. IJ* claimant, stent, nr at. reefi And any such claim or da. aad act ee tiled shat; b* void, aft . Helen Itesemen H ille d It* ?, . A* edmltjlawalor Ratal* at Reildenta of the Country! Club read area of Seminole Cmmty are beginning to eompJala about glr. base rt!:l;«n*h being thrown out •long the highway causing untight* ly appearancei aa wtU a* unsani­ tary condition*. Mr ABMB PBEVATT Mr*. Frances Phillips and aw Steve, Mr*. Dai Drtggor*. and aen Edward, and Mr*. Sidney Harper ere spending a few day* la Key W*st. Mr. ana Mr*. Fredrick Walbouf $. Y . tr* tjiM H f the winter month* hare at the Uathleux cottage. Mr. and Mr*. Prank Sellar* hid a* their dinner guest* Sunday evening, Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Alten, Mr and Mr*. Henry Walcott nf Oviedo, Mr. and Mr*. Pete W4rd and family and Mr*. David Speer of winter Park, •and Mr. and Mra. Harry Rogers of Rest Haven. Mr. and Mrs. George Arthur had a* their guests last week for * few days. Mr. *nd Mrs. John Vaxiufy of Long Island, N. Y. Mr*. T. W. Prevail had aa her gueata Sunday afternoon, her daughter Vafleen and Mr, and Mra- Kenny Tlgho and daughter Terry of Orlando. The many friends of Cleltu* Geiger will be aorry to learn that he underwent an ay* opera­ tion Monday In Orlando. Ha Is recuperating at the home of hie brother, Mr. and Mr*. Billy Gei­ ger In Orlando and to reported doing well. Mias Annie Scherer end Harry Scharar of Long Island, N. T. are spending th* winter months here with Howard Scharer and hla father, Mr. and Mra. Cider Hart and Mra. T. W. Prevail vlatied Mr*. Prevail** daughter Valleen In Or­ lando Thursday, The Garden Club held lla* an- John L. Galloway, Tag'Collect* nr, who acta a* Ag-nt far the M e t e r Vehicle ■Late* that onty rM ?0 automobtla lleanta tag*, have been (old to date, which la far behind the to* tal told latt year. Galloway warned that the 1955 taga will expire midnight Febro- country liuo noiu wiin cartons, and tin rani ica tiered In various plaeef. Unsightly conditions have exist #d In several area* on occasion*. In fever*! Instance*, Investiga­ tion* wero made and evidence ol the persons th owing the trash onto the road slriti unearthed. CltJien were required, it waa re­ ported, to clean up the traih and garbage and dlipoae ol It In dump* provided for the purpose. (Ceettneed from Fate Oee) 17 or * billion compared with |I2 billion In each of the four preced­ ing yean, in the same year homo mortgage loans outstanding In­ creased by 312 billion, an un­ precedented amount. Whlla pro­ bably over simplifying the pro­ blem, there l« the answer to the relative shortage of homa mertgagt funda In lata 1053, "Where did tha balance of tha money eema from? Ther« waa soma twitching by lnaurama com­ panies, and aavlnga banka out of government bond* and other In­ vestment*, Into homa mortgages, This provided a small portion of Uia halaaca. For the balance tha principal homa financing Inslltutlona arranged commercial bank etedit on a wholaeata baala. "Meanwhile, however, buslneta and Industry was alio expanding and alio requiring bank credit In record proportions. Pressed fur credit from all aides banks, too. approached the peak of their lending capacity unless tha Fed­ eral Reserve System choia to ex­ ercise it* power to create more money. This tha Federal Reserve declined to do contending that ths economy wa* already produc­ ing at- tn# peak of Its capacity and that to make more’ money and credit available would only re­ mit .In pushing up prices, Un­ doubtedly, the Federal Reserve and other cooperating federal agencies In hoi,sing have saved potential home buyers millions of dollars in price Increase* by re­ stricting credit terms. The Frdrrnf Reserve has not veered from this policy hy early February. "W 111 money available for credit remain In relative short supplyT The pendulum generally swings far in bath direction* and tha worst la probably over. Future developments in thq money market depend on; ( 1) continued over­ all demand for credit from all sources; (31 the trend of sav­ ings of tho people; and (.’!) policy of tho Federal Reserve System and other federal agrnciea related specifically to tha field of housing. "Evan though home building and auto production may ho down in 1959 this gap, it appears, will he more than fillrd hy continued industrial expansion; Increased public expenditures for highway, schools, hospitals, etc. The de­ mand for credit In IDftfl will, pro­ bably exceed 1955. Raving* of Individual* appear to be Increas­ ing hut will probably not equal the ID50-RI rata in 1050, Few expect tha Federal Reserve to change Its restrictive policy unless them Is a noticeable reversal In th# business trend. Many expect thla In occur during tha last half nf 1050. Congressmen are pres*. Ing the various federal agenries T E E gA N FO R D R E R f t tB p u t ft Mon. Fob., 13, <°5f» ■\\i i ■1 -----------i /. . — . ?■!• --------- Geneva News Complaint! Hoard Of Rubbish Thrown Along 20th Street Resident's Father Dies In Georgia Gordon R. Foster, father ol Mr*. Victor Gre*na of Sanford, died Raturdny at 3 p. m. In the Johen Archihnl Hospital In Thomasvllln, Ga, after a long Illness, Born In Chambers Courtly, Ala. in 1593 he had made his homo in Montleello since 1917. He was supernlendent of the Presbyterian Or­ phanage nf Synod of Alabama at Talladega for a number of year*. Survivor* Include Ml widow, Mrs O. R. Foster: one daughter, Mr*. Victor M. Greene; threo snne, Henry R Foster, Alfred Poster, Montleello; anil Gurdon R. Foster Jr., of Louisville, Ky. Alin seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Ha waa tha brother nf the late Alfred Foster. Mr, and hire. Victor Greene left Sunday and Mr. and Mr*. Alfrel Greene left this morning to attend the funeral which wnx held at 3 p. m. in Jlonlicello When Hitler reached the climax nf a speech, he would often crush his glasses In his hand, although lie refused to wear Ihe glasar* In public. ..... ........ ...... ... their resource* In home mortgagra; Insurance companies about 30rnt and cummerclnl banka about I0 ^ M A four-ear accident In Midway, on Church St., caused apparently by on* car out of control earned properly damage estimated at nearly a thousand dollars, Satur­ day night about 1:45 p. m. Deputy Sheriff Ed Pratt, who Investigated the accident, aald that a car driven by 37-yearold Sylvester Randall smashed into three other cara before coming to a stop. Randall, after crashing Into the left front fender, bumper, grill end axle of the third ear. Jumped ar.d ran from ihe scene. He later gave himself up at tha Sheriff’s office and admitted driving the car which r s i^ il the damage. Hr Is a mall carrier at the guided missile base at Cocoa. Randall first hit a car driven by Henry Allen Floyd of Sara­ sota. then crashed into a car own­ ed hy Willie Cummings, and fin­ ally smashed Into a car owned by Albert Thompson. Officers investigating the ac­ cident included Pralt. Hheriff Cordell, Deputy Sheriff Cotton Brown and Constable J. Q. Gallo­ way. Randall wax released on bond after bring committed to Jail on charges nf leaving the scene of an accident. (Co#(breed From Page Oee) > nolo County-Grand Jury-cam* aa a result of an investigation mad* over a period of several months by State'* Attorney Murray Overstreet after several complaint* were received. Two ncgroca Involved h r the selling of moonshine Is the Oviedo araa are alleged to have gives Hall Tennis, the exeeutiva dir­ bribe* to Conatabla-PoUce Chlaf ector of the Florida Audubon So­ Kelsey. However, name* bf the ciety ax guest speaker. Ilia topic was "Blrda and Conservation-" negroes wera not revealed. It la expected that Governor Movie wer* also shnwn. Tha CIHrens' A’inrixIInn held Leroy Colftns will suspend Kelsey pending the outcome of tbo In­ a meeting at th* Community Hall dictments against him. However, Saturday evening. D. M. Ladd, no word has yet been recclvetP retired FBI agent, talked on from the Governor's office as to "Communism In Ihe U. S. A." The Baptist WMU held a meet­ action on the suspensionKelsey said Friday night, *‘l ing at the Church Saturday after­ will aak the Cily Council of Oviedo noon with Mrs, Jettla Shuler as to give me a leave of absence speaker who gava a very Inspir­ until this thing can be cleared up." ing talk on Indians. Gay Will Speak Women Involved In Flim-Flam Game At Lions Club Clarence M. Gay, former Comp­ troller nf Florida, and President Are Being Sought Two negro women Involved In a flim-flam gama era being sought, aald Seminole County Shiilff Denver Cordell, this morn­ ing. Sheriff Cordell laid that two negro women, on* 5 itout woman and the other thin and dark, have been working tn both the George­ town and Lockhart areas, Satur­ day morning. On* of th# women would alight from the car, a light green one. according to witnesses, and offer Three negr* women were hos­ th* "guaranteed cuba number" pitalized Saturday night al mid fnr one dollar. Locating money, night following a crash of a 1039 hidden by those offering to buy Ford car on tha Markham-Long- th* number from th* woman, they wood noad. Sheriff Denver Cordell sa'd that Willie II. Evans, driver oLih# ear, lost control of his automobile on a curve, skidded 3)3 feet, hit a power pole and then crashed Into a tree. The. car, aald tha Sheriff, wa* a total loxa. Three wnmea, who** names wera not Immediately available, were carried to a hospital. One, Sheriff Cordell said, had a possible broken hip. one with broken ribs, and the other waa Injured hut nature of the Injuries not available. Evans wa* charged with reck less driving willful and wanton, driving whlla llcenitd revoked, and displaying a revoked license. — - - U, S. population at more than 153 million haa Increased more than 10 per cent sine# 1930. nf The Citizen* National Bank, nf Orlando, will be the gueit speaker at the regular meeting of tha San­ ford Lions Club on Tuesday, Feb II. All Linn* are urged to attend and visitor* who wish to hear Mr. Gay « rt Invited- Tha hardy kiltlwik* la semetimes eslled Ihe frost or winter gull became it la abl* t* aland severe cold. would reluri and ransack the houseOne woman tost t3.0OA to the ftlm-llam artists who ara appar­ ently going from one settlement to tht other. A/SC Prank f t MlUa U vlalUng hi* parent*, Mr, and Mr*. B. F. Mills Sr. far two, weak*. He la stationed. la Califerri*.' Mr. jind Mr*. Don Snyder *( New Spring Field, onto are visitIng hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Snyder In Oiteen. Mr*. Eunice J.' Sharron and Mr. and Mr*. Guy R. Sharron and two children and her lather, Clifton Parker/ of Gardner, M an.'are vliitlng Mr*. E. C. Kuhn. New Brownie Troop Holds Investiture fli* mwIjt eb fiW Brewnla Troop He. I it Lake Mary held «t'». ")ve<iliura Service 1« Gif ichooi auditorium Tuesday, Teb. j at 3:30 p m. Five Brownie transfer* took part in the program welcoming the new Brownie*. They are Janice Dunlap, Diane Wilton, Feggy Miller, J«*n Parker and Elisabeth Ogden. Mr*. Woodrow Wilton, Troop Leader, awarded pint to the follow­ ing girl* alter they had wld their VFW Auxiliary Is Promise: Ellen Lewll, Bertha Ta­ bor, Sondra Humphrey, Jaannene Giving Tea Feb. 15 Humphrey. Sonja Wetter, Donna -Mayor-, F, D. Scott aid City Beard, Nancy Go*d, Becky Mill*, Manager Warren E. Knowle* will Melanie WilUami. Cathy Gher. bo guest speaker* at the VFW Patricia Willie. Caroline Keene end Unde Green. Auxiliary Valentine Tea Feb. 13 In Refreshment* were served In (he the American Ugioa Hut. • cafeteria after the program. Mr*. Startup at I p.m., entertainment Lucian Seatt and -Mr*. Frank along ‘with tiia for everyone i< Evana. Girl Scoot committee, Mr*. planned. No admUaloe- will be Lewi* and Hugh Carieton, Brownie charged but donation* to the committee, were present. building fund for the VFW hut on Mr*. Woodrow Wilton lg Troop tr-93 will be takbru Chairman of Leader existed by Mrs. Floyd Dunlap and Mr*. Leon Taylor. th* event la Mra. H. C. Diabrow. A cm ow ' L A ta j distance J B Twilled I fabric* \ 9 Marts ovsg) vows l to / show it f la short ^ 18. Belonging loan aa la I t To Ml i again •13. Languished . 14. Insect* ■ 19. Humor 11 North \ Dakota | (abbr.) ! IT. Annamaa* massure | It. Spread i grass to dry tt. Fuaa 30. Chief ditty (Brand.) / 33. 8 -ahapsd I molding » 33. Dcmoralis- * Inglm or . 39. Couples 36. Toward the Me i 37. Saucy l 39. Middle T 39. Ripened I i fruiter I ths rose \ 30. Portion of 7 a curved I ,m# / 33. Hsbrev* t letter { I '. Ksttla 39. Portico (G( Arch) 38 Com* In [38. Lltt .19 Checks » > DOWN L Where • cents*tal are held 1 1 Adorned . - with 1 garland* 3. Birds aa a class B. Quick J 4. Kgraa* 1 7. Fastener 1 *. Not fat \ t . Obnoxlosx * child II. Edible roots of tha tar* [40. Liliaceous S3. Spoil M S3. TUkU* ■ BA. One la | (34. Fhmoue \ whom . , Quaker v property ta 35 Fty alone alienated 17. H La (con> It. Vitality , treated) J 37. Abyss 31 Head J M. A quadruped severing J r 1 1 I 10 7 4 4 9 1 it % •i :r~ li vl % % IS IT" * IS w H d io ai d 13 ji it9 vr % X3 § M i> % I# i (a § aT • d JO trJ3. 1 ■U 1 W ft. m i plants / WINDSOR V&t Z ,j i g| (h« crenrud* if. Loch*, a<>. Sseenl Ihhey u Itaine* W D IM IU * inter Park. Florida iiu tiiie ftio a S E M IN O L E DISTRIBUTOR 'W A N T E D ; A .,,.■ * • " ■ ... M 'M M ' " s s ? , m eJSSBm *t t S S i t '•*ix’ “i, m *e TEST aCO* T G NO NO m NO 1 NO YES NtN-fowfeMLi OrtmflMM* NO NO NO NaxRaaXuatonvyMBaMxBxw NO NO NO { NO ‘ • no NO 1 fs ''~'V v*»k’ YES . . YES YEB 1 NO NO NO >1 *Oy**aai a taudi mMssi I ,V-*- * ' -.1 . ’ .. __ i__ I 1 ' I '.. ___ s.- :i» i __ :___ i r«yyM*rixiW t o x w . , J . VMM * FEB. 13 thru 18 LEGION FAIR GROUND m YtB YES YES m YEB vta YEB SPONSOREDBY AMERICAN L E G I O N I P O S T N O . SS. mComnereUlAve, • Phs47 �v „ _ r^,rpt\r xj„.. . Shop and Save la Sanford j v „ v . ' 'J >-■: y.-vV-c i '" AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWBPAPm 1— Accuses ringe Continue *Hobby At Trial Laboratory fixed , In Casselberry By Chemical Co. CASSELBERRY— A research laboratory for th# itudy o( Nema­ tode* la relation u> tha spreading decline of citma and, to develop new and better ware of using aoll fumigants baa been eetabllib. ed here by the Dow Chemical Co., • ot Midland, Mlcb. Tha laboratory, under the direc­ tion of Dr- C. E. Dialer, aaaleted by Barrett L. Collier, B, A, U. A. baa operational headquarters cor­ ed 14 all el the southeastern States. Dr. Dieter, a specialist It NoMated* problems received bia doe torato ha plant entomology at the University el Wisconsin in 1040 4 end, hi that same year became enoclated with the Dow Chemical Co., In he agricultural research laboratory at Midland. From 1PM he IMS Dieter waa at a tinned at Dow*! Yield Research Laboratory, In South Haven, Mich, from where he made several Reid tripe te Virginia, the Carolina*, Georgia, Mississippi and Arkan­ sas, and only recently Dieter retwrasd from California, where be ■ spent two weeks In field research. Muck ot the work at praaent In tke laboratory hare la In Ihe Raid ot aoM fumigants Dieter said but, k la planned to broaden the scope ot operations lo Include a com­ plete agricultural line. Collier, Jormerty on the staff of ttie Agronomy Dept of A. p- L et Auburn, Ala., from where be racctved hU Maatera In IBM, «pe9 eialiaed In soil lertIUty work in forage crops and agricultural lim­ ing problcmt-CaUier Joined -Dow in IBM, al Agricultural Field Spe­ cialist, Department ot Agricultural Chemical Development. Collier, a link between Me re­ search and field departments spends much ot Me time In help­ ing to develop new chemicals and, in field work la their application, as well aa searching tor new 9 u»re for eatabtlahed chemtcali for agricelmre. The trial of suspended Sheriff Justin Luther Hobby got under way thin morning at • : » o'clock la the Federal Court noma la Or­ lando before Judge William J. Barker Only a allm crowd waa to th* court room to heir the proceed­ ings. A Jury of 11 men was chosen from th* M prospective fcirora who were selected for the petit Jury returnable at Orlando this morning. Those hearing th* trial of Hobby are, Cbarlea P. Jerome, Orlando; Donald Lancaster, Pine Castle; Ernest S. Coots, Orlando; James H, Ulea, Ortpndo; Clyde L. Leach, Orlando; Ford Gardner, Orlando; Louis Caitor, Orlando; X. L. Ro­ gers, Orlando; Edward J. Ed­ wards Orlando; J. X Lupfsr Jr., Kissimmee; Xohort 0. Lockhart, Orlando; and Marry D. Loucks of Winter Garda*. John F. Dally af Winter Park la alternate Juror, Representing Hobby are attor­ ney*, William W. Judge of Day­ tona Beach; George X, Adame *f Orlando; and Hack N. Cleve­ land Jr., lanford. Alep charged and Implicated by indictments handed down by a federal grand jury In Tampa ere Dwight D, Yetvlngtoa, former beverage de­ partment agent; Jamre Smith and Jerry. Marlin, Negro tavern operator*; A. E. Evans, former deputy sheriff under Hobby; and Willie X. Brown former Negro deputy under Hobby. Before the trial began this morn­ ing, Judge B a#er read to the jury six separate Meltons of the In­ dictments ehsrging Hobby snd the others with conspiracy and ac­ cepting bribes- Alio pointed out lo the Jury were IB detee on which the alleged ettanaea war* com­ mitted, .-■■■> Th* Drat witness tailed by gov­ ernment alloroayi, L. David Xoaan and Joseph P. McNulty, was Georg* A. Kelsey, chief ot police in Oviedo and suspended constable In that dis­ trict. Kelsey slated at th* begin­ ning of his testimony, ''Mr. Hobby asked me how much (he City paid me, bow much money l was mak­ ing. how much 1 made a* constable and would t consider going In work for him. Bobby lold me that he would guarantee to double my sal­ ary If 1 would work for him. There'a plenty of buslneaa here. We could line op Me bootlegger* end gemblere." Kelsey denied Uking pert In an active political campaign for former Sheriff Percy Hero in IBM. He said, "1 worked hard for Hobby", Kelsey also danled that there was mutual diitruat between himself and Hobby, In rrosa examination Oviedo police chief Kelsey admitted knowing the Long boy*, Leland and Leroy. When aiked whether he hid pcreonal asinflation with the two brother* hr replied, "Yes air, 1 waa bom and raised with them". ht cross examination by dafeme attorney, William W, Judge, Kelaey aald Mat he couldn't find moonshine stills In hia district even though ha worked nlgHt and day trying to locale them. When asked whether he was the preeeat constable of hta district, Kelaey replied, "1 im", and ea further questioning when asked U he had been suspended hy th* Governor, Kelsey's answer waa "I have rccelvtd no word." The next witness to be called ^0 the stand by government attorneys waa Leland Thoms* Long, who told th* court that he U now in custody nf the U. I. Marshall for having operated a moonshine still. The court adjourned for lunch shortly after noon. The trial got un­ der way again at | p, m. and It la expected it will continue for a per­ iod of three dayy. Protection J. W. Hall Offers Adequate Recommendation Is Views On Purchase Equipment Approved By Board Discussed . Of Electric System For Rezoning Area . A it "W* ara going to ecntlnua to give fir* protection outeida of The Board of Sanford C i t y J. W. Hall laid the Board of AT FIRST GLANCE, one would think that the former fir* truck la chained to the parking meter hitchth# Sanford City limits," Mayor Commissioner*, last night, ap­ Sanford City Commissioners last trig post lo keep it still should a fire alarm be sounded. The real reason (nr the chain*, however. Is that the old truck, used by the Sanford Fir* Department f o r many year* Is u»rd to straighten bent night "it la my understanding lhat F, I). Scott told a City Commis­ proved the reeammendatloga at there has heen some discussion as sion room audlenc# last night aa th* Zoning and Planning Com* post* on which parking meters ate placed, (StaffPhoto) to the feasibility of whether or not lengthy discussion* r e v o l v e d mission for the reiunlng af • • the City should er should not buy around a motion hy Contmlsalon- ar*a south of 93th Street pro­ the elrrtrle distribution system." •r David Galhel al a previous posed for the location of a 30,000 square foot national super tntrHall, • local realtor, aald, "Gen- meeting kat. llemrn, this Is a vital question. "Thera hae Heen no change la Th* recommendation* frem tho I have beea approached by a mint hrr of people on Ihe question and policy," said Mayor Scott, aa ha Zoning nnd Planning Commit* In tha fart that tha alon also Included the montojg there Is about a lea to one hatanre rrferrad Sanford Flra Department has not of an area on Laurel Ava, from • gainst the City catering Into such "How to wla friend* and In- ell* and Ihe :|he Republicans are heen Instructed to discontinue flth to 11th Street*. f service and answer alarms out­ Ouence votes" might have been entering the campaign on the de­ an"Iagreement", Tha Board of Sanford C ity , realise that you can Issue th* slogan for the Regional Con­ fensive." Commissioners sat a publls hear* revenue certirieatei to be paid out side of tha Sanford corporate 1 ference for DcmocralTc Women 1 Ing for tha two areaa for -Feb* A pro great report was given th* at Nvshvllle, Tenn, Feb. 10 and of the light bills—but lhat Is not limlta, Commissioner John Krlder open­ ruary 20 and authorlxed itha ask* nil of It," he said, "Where in the Board of lanford City Commts- II, said Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, world would we gat the money to ed the discussion by slating lhat vertlsliig nf th* hearing. sinners last night on th* General State Democratic CommitteeParties Intarested In tha resow­ continue the expense!" .s-*j ■’ "I favor continuing the sarvlc* Sanford Memorial Library and woman, nf Sanford who attended outside of th* city limits If tha ing of tha two areaa apptared aft Hall lold Ihe commlssionert! "We Muacum. th* meeting. • re gelling eseellent services, I Clly can he reimbursed for the the 'commission -meeting laal Randal! Chase lold the Board Women fro** 11 slates, said think, from the present company.” service hy way nf Insurance or night; C. H. Robertson, of tbo that "Specification* and plans for were Invited by Mr« Therm-O-Tana daa and AppIlasrW ' And he explained, if we Med to other methods." the propeaed building are about Mrs. Smith,Louchhelm, Director of Commissioner Earl Higginbot­ Company who propoaei « modtfjl ready to be advertised for hlds." Katherine expand, they eaa famish Ihe Women's Activities, Democratic ham said that, "1 think w« ran display and ahnwroom Ot tha cor* money. Coat of th* building, said Chase, National Committee, lo particlTit# Florida Tower and IJghl work out a fair and equitable ner of 0th and Laurel, and Well* la estimated at between 113,000 pale Company has agreed, said Mr. program with the Insurance com­ horn Phillips, representing tM and $10,000. Florid* had Dm largest number The president of the Sanford Hall, lhat la eoaslderallun for a panies so that we ran b# reim­ national grocery chain Speaking for Gen. Joseph C. attendance with 11 at tha meet­ Merchants Association appeared franchise, they, la dim, would bursed. 1 would never say that Hutchison, Chase requested that In ing Including the wife'of Congress­ before the Buard of Sanford City rehate In Ihe City six per cent of w# would go up to a certain the Board of Sanford City Com­ man Haley, Sarasota, -Mrs. Janet ami then atop oor Flra De­ missioners provide the fund* Thomas. Ft, Myers, Vice Chair­ Commissioner* last night appeal­ their gross laeorae, less taxes, line partment." pledged *e that construction of man, State Democratic Execu­ ing for help from the City lo pay which amount* to an excess of J, Ilralley Odharn told the com­ the building to house the valuable tive Committee, nml Margaret a 3000 obligation for the wiring 130,000. Hall, eoncltidiag hie alalement missioner! "If we do. anything library and museum could get Blocker. National Vice Chairman of Ihe overhand electrical system lor Christmas lights, • In Ihe Hoard id Sanford Clly Com In Sanford wa’re going to hava underway as soon as potaibl* af­ ot the Young Demorrati. itilaslmiera last tight, aald, "There growth- — sound growth, Hut ter the awarding of the contract. R, J, Bauman (old the commitMM. Smith-said that they were A cheek for 13,300 waa authnrir- met al Ihe airport by a former alonrrs lhat Ihe Merchant* Asso­ should' b* some asfrfmi* considera­ that type of action (dtwnnitoulng ed to be delivered to the General Floridian now living In Tennessee ciation has already paid $700 of tion given this mailer before tak­ fire protection oulsld,- nf (ha clly limits) ran do more to Impede (he -The possibility of astabllshlRff Sanford Memorial Library and and each arrival from Florida a 11.010 obligation and now need­ ing any ac tion " The only tommeut from Itm growth of Sanford than anything a Christian Service Men''» o fn u r Muacum fommlttea with another ivas prosrnlcd with a gardenia ed help In paying Ihe balance du*. else. If you give the rltliens out­ Clly Commissioners came from In Banfard will l»# explored whin check nf the same amount lo he rorsagr lied with orange ribbon. Commissioner Jack Ratlgan told side of th* clly limits of Sanford turned nver to the organisation In A hotel suite was arranged for Hatiman "Any othrr year nr any Mayor F. D. Scot! when he an­ th# machinery, they will serve pustors and representative* of swered, "The matter you speak of about eo days. men's organisation* of local th* Florida delegation nf women other lime I would In help affrrts th* Clly of Sanford fur th* themselves." Chase asked that the City Com­ In which a raueas was held. „ , , , , „ , churches meet Monday, B p. m. at out" X nest M year*. The City, 1'ummls Commissioner Jack Ratlgan In |h, Administration Rldg. mission pledge another 32.000 to "The rnnfrronm oi*n?d with a Commissioner ; i , r said, sion would think seriously before requesting l onuuleiluner Lst- . “ ,(V match the funds pledged by the tee," said Mrs. Smith, "arranged ‘The rurnuils.sio ’ ^s ncialty chel t„ withdraw his orlgh.nl A pr",lmln»ry n',,Un|r' wlA Srmlnole County Hoard of Com­ bv the Tennessee women with rruharnssod. If y< J ^ n i c-. * hark taking any steps." motion, proposed that the C i t y " r; W' P- «ro“k’ ,J r " missioners. Mrs Tom Ragland. National ComManager he inatnirted to xuh- ),r‘ *** Monday at lha Flr»k The request was referred to Clly mltlccwnman, sating as hostess." In September tker* la a possibili­ mil a report to th* Board >if I Raptlst Uhureh at lha bahaat et ty that w* ra t find th* funds to Manager Warren E. Knowles for Each delegate was presented with Commissioner*, or a recommend- 1^ on M°U, Orlando Insuranc* help out." possible inclusion In the budget a souvenir donkey. ■tlon, /or fir«» protection oubilUa, |n*r,« M°U enpUmoil that v'fTtliH Tha matter waa referred to City Reported Mr*. Smllh. st the for tha fiscal year 1BS0ST. of the City limit* baiad on the SNAAS p«rwnn*l approached dinner Mrs. Alice Hosteller, Manager Warrea E. Knowles to be mlleagn a fire truck has to trav- him a* a member of the Orlaudw included In the 1U J0 57 budget. Presldrnl of ike Woman's Na­ A contract for th* lurfaring *), Ratlgan said, "H waa; Christian Business Man's Come Rockets Featured tional Democratic Club, Ihe prin­ of a number of Sanford M eet! r ih#.,n„ nt nf th, Clt7 Cnm. milt**, seeking a sponsor for % cipal speaker, spoke on "The waa awarded laal night to lh a ,m[|lJon , wlthdraw fir, protec- i-enlwr In Hanford. C. P. 0. Jack In Army Exhibit State nf Ihe Dalon as a Democrat Vets May Receive ando Paving Company, OrlamJo Company. I, fntom rf, j(tent, of th . coun R. Brook* related hia cxparlantw The Booed ed Dfreatort ed the Sees ft." She told her audience, Th# runlract awarded laat night; Btmtnoio CoiMShp Chamber el In aurh center* naar other Naval At Legion Fair "we're on Hie brink of winning Help From T . Deen by th. Hoard nf Sanford City ty." Comaaene will meet tonight at 1 an elcrilon." Adding fun In Ihe Cominissiunar Krlder referred station*, and spoke of th* naed Among the Interesting exhibits Cnmnilulonpra la to he a IJl.HHl e’cloek ha Mm Educe lion a I Buildat the Amarleae Legion Srmlnole evening was a duet singing of a Veterans of thla area who nrod portion of th* atrert paving pro­ to th* equipment of the Hanford and desire for on* her*. tug ot tha Remlnola County Board County Fair I* the Third Army parody nn "10 Tons" with this aailatanc* In obtaining benrflla gram. Street* will b« paved on • Fir* Department and called at­ It waa explained that tha apaiU »f Education on Commercial Ave. Mobile Recru(tlng Exhibit, cur­ theme: "You raise HI hogs and provided hy law may .rccelv* priority baal, aa act up In a tention to equipment with wood ear* usually piovldt a downtown to hear rive Important committee rently featuring an Ordnanre what il'you get. 'Another day older guidance from Tom 11. Dern, Aa- schedule prepared by City Man­ wh*«la. "Actually, I'm naham-xl room equipped with piano, anack reports. alstant Stata Sen-ice Officer. Corps exhibit, which recently Irft and dccncr in debt." ager Warren K, Knowles. Th* of it,” he aald. counter, shufflfoboard, table*, Saturday morning, said (he Georg* Tnuhy, president ot the Dlsrutalnii centered, by each of games ■ami eomftirtahle chairs^ Fori MrPhersoe for a lour of the Vnleran* or their tlvprmlsnls priority is based on the immvillSlale Democratic Commllleewomlemktnle County Chamber of may consult Dctn while lie is In al* nr*d for th* paving af the eommlMloners, on th* n«od Th* center become* a wholasomw Third Army Are*. an from Sanford, was devoted lo Commerce has urged tha attestof new and adequate equipment gathering plart for service man In Featured are teal* alar mndrl* panel discussions Al noon Tennes­ this are* and may receive arsis strerli In th* schedule. tenra ot every director. Th* Orlando Paving Company, for tha- fiie protection af tha their off-houra. Local churthaa of various rocket* which Include see Governor Frank Clement, Ihe tone* In f i l i n g application* The agenda for tonight's meet. tha Nika, Hertote, Honest John, youngest Governor in Ihe United for hospitalisation, compensation, la receiving the ran tract would Clly of Hanford, most of them furnish cofft* and doughnut*^ Ing Includes a Legislative and Na­ problnos, also have first refusal for th* terming Hi* present aqulpiurnt aa white recreation la afforded, tha Corporal and V-l. The Nike launch­ Ststis. addressed Ihe group, tell­ pensions, Insurants tional Affairs Committee report ing ramp and trailer are also nn ing them, "Ihe fate nf the future loan benefits, educational train - 1romplellon of the Sanford street olisolata and Inadequate. main motivation Is avxngellstlg;' m the Federal Highway Poll* an display. A few ef the other Inter- Is In women's hands." Fire Depaitment Chief Mack to wla sarvlea men to Christ and Ing, burial benefit, and ml.cel- P*v,"« P™fr*m which I. tsHmat•sting devices are metal-working Industrial Committee report on *h« ■••fhborliaml of ML* N, Cleveland, Hr. axplalntd that align them with tha church of Also heard nn the program was lan.oua subjects, wh.r. legal en- 000. project* completed by Welding Congresswoman Iris Witch, of tltlement Is Involved. thara ara 20-million dollar! worth die lanford Manufacturing pro* Th* contract waa awarded aa of property and 10,000 peopla to their choice, Laymen frdtn tha and Machinist students at the Georgia, who said. "Republican* lectj tha French Ava Dedication of tha city assist , Christ* Dr-en has hrrn Inrlted to thla Ihn hid price of $7.22 per Ion protect |H f J I P C i IIn II aiBI 111 i l l l i t I T I , _ . * , ■ * Ordnance Automotive School, At­ have consistently hullt their hope Hanford. "Wa don'tk churches tommlttea report | a Central Flo­ a-c* as A spncinl consultant try for 2,Hrt0 tuns and the first re­ lanta General Depot, Atlanta, Ga. around nrw man •• Eisenhower" hava th# euulpmant and according *,rvlt* m,m " rid* Exposition eommltlre re■"'nn« .ithgp, aarrtoa Enlarged phntographa arranged and predicted lhat he would not Knrlyle Hnusholdar, County .Ser­ fusal, for * period-of one year, to standard* wo ohould hava .lx rt; and a report from the Courtwho frequent the center. 1 vice Officer, and may be contact­ would he at tha same prira,' to eight more men," ha said. throughout ptctoriaily portray the be a candidate again. Coordinator. A l the meeting Monday Brook I, "‘J ed aa follow*: Fab. 21 , 1 p. m„ various skill* taught by lhat Mr*. Dorothy Vredenburgh. "If we could arrange fires to school. Plastic model* of various Alabama, Secretary. Democratic Oviedo at tha Post Office: and Membership Meet suit ourselves," Chief Cleveland ADI Joe Coggaahall, nnd olhap automotive part* suqh as distri­ National -Committee, said Ihe Feb. 22, 0 a. m., Sanford at tha said, "there would ba no pro­ torn! Navy man Interest*'! In thw ‘ project will b# present. butor. carburetor, and oil pump Democratic Tarty was Ih* first County flervlr# Office, Brumlay- Called Tomorrow blem." In recognlie women In psrly roun- Pulrston Building. are also on show. Commissioner Gatchell said, "1 Hospital Notes For Fund Campaign withdraw my motion — Instruct­ ing the City Manager to look, In­ Feb. 13 ALTAMONTE S PR IN G S- Th* Admissions , J Rev. Milton Wyatt, chairman. to any plan that might taken In­ to consideration within th* next >ffs. Martha Payne, Georgy Irft' Seminole County Chapter, Amrrl Tha nallnn’t weather blew cold BO days." Fl»el, Charles May, Frank W* ind warm today. PHILADELPHIA U)-A Bi-year- big box of candy Abner gnl fur hut a* a general thing ll'a all ean Red Cross |hsi railed an nrCurt*. James M. Moya, Paul J« Strong winds whipped cold air old couple marriad tm fH. Valen­ me,” And aha showed ft off, a wrong, If you love somenne, you aanlsational membership meeting for Ihe IS30 Fuad Campaign to I e Manroi* Mrs, Martha CaldYMb 9 ntn the Northern plalna, blowing tine's Day T1 year* ago today whopper of a Valentine gift, bright want to be with lhat person just as held Wednesday at 10 a. m. In Ihe Sen. E. Kefauver Louis Johnson Jr„ John A. Crattte ind driftlag light falls of freih ioppod off a gay anniversary jparty red and heart-ahapnl, naturally, much aa possible, no traipsing off Commissioner's room, City Hall, ton and Dalnrea Thompson. ' now. Temperatures dropped as Lawyers' Views hy passing along thla happy mar- and all bound up vsilh ribbons and somewhere on your own. Begips 4 Day Tour Releaaa* "You might say that l'v# hardly Sanford. nurh as M degrees and balow lag* formula whleh ‘'can't m iif': bow*. All board members and Fund Gerald Williams, farqglu "Always ha kind and consider­ "What I mean," Mra. Braude ever had Abner out of my night, Campaign workers are urged to Of Florida Today vro readings prevailed hi moat On Collins' Suit t)ue, Richard Rchuits, Mr*. Fi ate, and never, navtr try to b# the resumed, "la that a man and wife and 1 still lava him very much be present, klembera nf, Ihe Hoard i the storm belt. GAINESVILLE UB-Sen. Esles l»*a, EHxaheth' Miller, Nalhi can make a go ot It for aa long aa arter Tl years." At the aims time, warm molat To Be Heard Soon boas." Include the following offlrers; Hit f'nupar. dr from the Gulf of Mealco TALLAXASSXE WD-The Florida In lha worda of Abnar and Ra- you ear* to say, without fear of Abner said Ihose were his tenll- Rrv- Wyatt, chairman; Mra. C. R. Kefauver, Tennessee Democrat, ar­ Taylor snd Sam RIM hi menls too, and lhan Ihn talk gnl on serious squabbles or gelling on bacca Brauda, who eonfaaa lhay noved northward to th# Ohio Val- Supreme Court will hear lawyers' Dawson, first vice-chairman; A. rive* today for a visit to (ha Uni­ Rahy Boy Payne ey and the southern Great Lakes argument* In the CollliU' eligibility allll hava thalr romantic tnomanla, each olher'a nerves mnr* than Ihe to children and "Ihe joy of a good- B. Paterson Jr., second vice-chair­ versity nf Florida campus and the Fab, II [ thal'a about all tha s«erat thara la usual little bit, 1/ they'll just play sited family." eg Ion. Temperature* were more auil Tueaday, Feb. M. man; Mra. Philip Marx, secretary; start of a four day tour nf Florida. ■ale**** "We've got ftve children, seven fair, hava no secrets, and share to domestic happiness. Clyde Ramsey, traaiurar. Also 9 ban M degree* higher In Texas This la seven dtya after the noon grandchildren and eight great­ Professor and Mra. Croomi; Jamei The aspirant tor tha Democratic Rim Kemp, Charles Hay ind up 10 to U degree* In nilnoii Feb. |i opening ot the two-w**k> "Of course," said Mr*. Brauda the bad‘with the good. .ad Indiana compared with 34 period during which candidate* for In an interview, "thara ara times One of the .moat Important grandchildren," B r a n d # said F. Benton, Col. S. C Harrlman, presidential nomination w^ll attend Mr*. Florenc* Rtanatrnm. when 1 stem to do all th* talking, things In Ihe success of our mar­ proudly. Floyd H. Palmer. Dr. If. V. Ro­ a Lions Club luneheon to Ocala tours earlier. governor and other state office* Soma thunderstorms were re­ must qualify with th* secretary of but I Mvar giro Abnar th* Im- riage (a that Papa and I have Th* Braudel came to this coun­ berta, Hcrb*rt A. Rolle* Mrs, tomorrow, (hen f* to Orlando for praaaiow lhat I'm boai." never been separated for more try from Germany two years after Gaorga Wells, Mra Nolan For*, ■ reception. torted in the lower Mississippi slat*. "You go ahead, Ha," Abnar put than a day or two. Whenever ho tnelr marriage. They settled first Mra. A. Dude Jr., M, L. Gary, 'alley end the Ohio Valley during But It wot give the court m a n In, "You’ve got th# gt/t of gab traveled, I tried te do the ism*. is Shamohln, Pa., later moving to Mrs, J, R. Gilpin, Ralph Tauld, Thursday bo will addraas a noon be night and early morning. days before the March t aLosing bolter than I bar*. Juat kotp talk­ This talk ablut absent* making Philadelphia, where Brauda dealt Mra. M. L. Rshore, tlomar Bawell, luncheon of the Jacksonvitlo Bar Snorted waa light In most of of the qualifying liata In which te ing- Aa lor your balng bossy, lat'a tha hairt grow fonder la welner- In real estate, and )atar 'became a Mra, Voile William* Sr. Assn., than fly te Hlalaah where Irbraaha and South Dakota as Ike determine what her Gov, CoIUm say that yew aaa bo firm bait asvtr aehnilsd. Oh, 1 know th* modern clothing manufacturer. For a time Also R. J. Bauman, tha Rev. ho will apeak al a high achool »ri • moving cold front moved lawfully may seek re-electiee Mia Idea (• that husbands and wives after hi* retirement, th* two lired George Carlton, B. C. Dodd, Mra, foothill banquet that Right. year. I’t -9 * prthaast from tha Rockies. "Ouosa I should hava aapirato careers, tap- In Atlantic City. They ftavo boon John Fox, Mra. Jack Hall, Mra. Fair and mild weather continued CoJUm to aarvlag Me leaf two IwviUtiw te Hr*. •rata vacation*, and separate juat living tor two yoars at a rest Paul Harris, Mra. J. M. Thorn pane, Oa Friday Xafauvar wit) vlalt bearty about w w thJm olio. F moot say- ha waa tor oaatrateaoMte te swh- MUa M/rkte* Wiiaoa, Mra. J . W. te* Florida CMm Em i i Mib te ’ wet meet <4 th# Butf Goes* gad yean af Me um pired tan* af Me Brauda tha *»*■m u laihaatd Uate G ev .'D u MeCarty. iag X won’t mark te m m usoa,|uah*i Y u ta ra ifc stel Mra, >--ivk •' -/,A■ (Licit!., . i iftfi ■-(L-rjaiijlifiLt, Directors Urged To Attend Meeting e . Nation's Weather Cold, Warm Today Board Authorizes Democratic Women Check For Planned Gather In Nashville Library, Museum Merchant's Assn. Appeals For Help To Pay Obligation Christian Service Men's Center M ft Be Organized Contract Awarded To Paving Company Braudels' Happy Marriage Formula �WMI1.C ] WA» Ill f 5 0 J D'D TWSLWStl>t$^ ' —f TWING-I TWOUfiHt V C? M3J AVJOV.XAT VOUD U *E ANO -*>*. V. kughtt>€ f* ! — 1 HAT »— - rcoAv mv tma TOCHOOSE BETWEEN T \ STEAK A n D r A MAT shoot --j mao OTMiMMC ‘l.W t-J ' ' V jl); V- *' :: ■liV Ii *V •?i * 1 Ji NWVDOMTI w r j t'L,-'i* K a w c t io n raoMcnO/ v o o n o t hI ENOUDHj ^ HIJAWITH Awe AiKTT H7*v| ";'idr ,rn*^1“‘'iItw 1.'■■,*• jI J jv I tvta ear tNOUOHJ CAPTAIN / )donna j d' 1 ft' ' 1aV ' 1 m \ /fit v '*■•*] YOU TAJCS&BP9B o r 7*F5 T w i r / s * e about CLEANIN' our h a f»3 bank/ UM~M. YOU MAY BSfNOUT. < BLACJY EA6lE . >0 SPY ON Tue FAPGO CANO, TCNTO P03E9 Ad A PEHEGADE INDIAN * ~ J& hacrs 5tand Out la that wonderful and often t«p»y Ai wouM he expactrd, George p t r world of praaldantial politico, Wanhinslon rut the pattern. dd aria «uad out; In hia book, "The American Pre»ideal,” Stdnay Hyman pointi out tbit Waahington had had hit job only a few monlhi before ha wai rompUinlnr that ha didn't hava tim# lo read, much leu aniwer, the diapatchei that poured in on him. A year later ha found the Joh even tougher. T hai# public mealing*,* Withington grumbled, "with reference to and from different dapartmanta of atatn—ii ai much, if not more, than T am able tn undergo." Yet, Ilka >o many of hi* meet*aora, ha itrugglad Ihrouth. and In Politics i aoldier, not a politician, the umal rule might not apply or appral In him. HU aie: If EUenhower war* In aerva out another Nil term, hr would ho 71—and the oldeat preal* dent In U.S. hiitory. Hia avocation; Etienhnwer'i dellfhl in hia Gettyiburg farm dnein't aeem natural if the man la hank* erinr to hang around the Whita Houae. And with hia heart attack a new and mor* Important category waa added; hia haalUi. Maybe, thera'a an occaitonal touch of exhilaration at helnr Mr. Rig, hut only Teddy Itooievelt ever admitted It. "1 anjoy bein( prealdent and I Ilka to da the work and have the hand on the lever," Rooaavett laid, and then dutifully added, "but It la worrying and puuling." And only Ihe irreprearlble Teddy could have aaid: “I hid a corking lima in the White Home.'* m akes it easier than ever to switch to THE BIG M -i* v Poliluct which originated in America «ere firat brought to brought to what became Ihe United who had *erved on* tarm natural* Slate* tn 171# by IrUh immigrant*. U would covet another, and that Legal Notice IV TUB COUNT o r TUB rnfVTT J in n r .. * K M tv n i.r. r n t 'V T T . itatr or ri.onm*. in ran* BATB. IN UK T in t o h a m .K a MON, J l l . . : »■.> F F T A T K O Fi a r t h i'n a n d k r * riv a l, noth *: I> ***a **d . P * ,x U /y *_ e 11 - . * . 1__ •__" a -_____ LL1 iil Akt: ■ v )i-C: ^ j No I Ire I* M r « h y l i m n th a t tti a u n ita ra la n a C w il l, on th a 1 th d a r o l M a rc h . A . P . t i l * , (ira a a n l In Ih e H n n o ra h la C o u n ty J u d f » n f ao m l* nnlo r n u n ly . F lo r id a . h *e f in a l r e ­ tu r n . a r r n u n t and » « n c h » ra . aa A dm ln ia ir a t r t t of th a K a la t a nf I ' l l A III.H A A l t T l l t ' l l A N P K It U P N . J r . d n r a a r d . and at ra id tln tr . th an and th a ra , n u k a i r p l l n t h n tn th a ra id .In d ia (n r a f in a l l a i l l t . m an t n f h a r td m ln la tr a tln n n r aatd a it a t e . an d In r an n rd a r d la r h a r a * tn a h a r aa a u rh A d m l n l it r a t r l i. P a l* d Ih la tha ]n d d i r n f F a h * ru a ry , A. P . I l l * It a a t r lr a A . A n d a ra n n Aa A d m ln ia lr a t r ix n f |h a K r l a l * nf C U iiU -J " . ARTH U R PitnaoN, j n . AN- P aeaataO . i.ovow onn i t c n a i , „ »*• rwh Klkland l.nnarrnnd. FlnrlAn K. Alnhlay * Jain** p, dnina hnalnaaa a . |^>ne- ai'|i;c V-ft—caching new Flo-Tono rotor aljling—new luxury interior*—new •tyliug everywhere-* big new 12-volt electrical ayitcu fur earicr I tailing—and wood M tifira*. tat It ha Itfln w n th a t, h a v t n t to ld t h a lr h m ln a a a . th ay w ilt nnt ha ra a n n n tlh la f o r a n / d ab ta tn ru rra d A lta r F a h , | t h , n i l ■ ta lg n a d ) Marah I . M n h lay . P , K lr W Iln f Nna 111 l-nnawna4, PASS/ON PlAy ASSOCIATE M AN AGER WANTED Ttt operate NEW O FFIC E to be opened In Sanford by a National Service Organization. Party aelccted will lie placed In ,a ponlton where he ahould earn 910,000 to 111,000 annually with our proven auceeaaful plan. In* tareated partita muat be financially reaponnlbla, have [ |« mI credit ratine, be wall known locally and hava bual* [ m m hncktround. For Inimedlate perioral Interview wHh Gentpaay Esecutive w r i t e today to P, 0. Box ___ SI Dorado, Arkansas, living age, addraaa. phone , ' '!*, .) M Bber and a few facta abont yonraalf. j ; i- The big movo is on I Wo*ro out to push our Florida. solos to a now rocord high. If you own a com­ D ISTRIBU TO R W AN TED petitive make of cor, w e’re making a #special Tremendnun Income yearly poaalbla affort to got you to join the thousands who buys tbs big Mercury Medalist 2-door, 6-passingsr sedan art switching to Marcury. C .mo in today. Hoar H^SWNSM1ifc*jif»| I*r*1.****’ - «w. addaw. WWwmmy nn National Company, tha' U p gait manufacturar of thalr pap UcuUr food producU afford* opportunity to ambitioui man for local buaineia dealing h •iientlal, nationally advartli* ed product*- Can be handled la apart hour* at n a n If dailrtd. Honaity, application and dapend ability mor* Important Uian pait eiparlanc*. Our llbtp at credit plan enable* rapid •xpanalon. ThU la a hualnat* an a high plane for high type man of charactar. our offer; Soo if wo don't givo-you a bigger trade-in allowance on your present car than oven the deafer who sold it to yo.ij; Applicant* mult have approxi­ mately 12500 00 credential, and raferencaa will b* furnlabad by company and expected appli­ cant. A car U necaiaary. ExMptiopally high weekly Income immadlattly poanble with rapid lncraaia aa builneaa U axpandad. Prefer applicant* aiplrlag to eventual earning of tts.ooo lo lu.ooo yearly. Alt that la en­ quired U the wllllngneaa and ab> Oily.to follow aimpU Held Inatnicttoni. If you can do ihla and k m tha AKauair caih, writ* f c iC tl Sanford Herald Including brief hUtory and For 1956-The big buy is THE BIG M E R C U R Han't mlaa the hie telavlalbn hit, -THE XI) SITU,IVAN SHOW* Sunday evening, S:M In Station WDBO Channel «, HUNT-McROBERTS, Inc 10S N. PALMETTO A VE, �•• •;«• v ;- '. ' / ■ - ' - ■""■<' -.iy* ■" -• Tyrtljxjf- 1•'"- .'*7 News Of Men In Service T aw . F«h. 14. 19RI " K*t4 DAILY " C R O S S W O R D T BAKTSO A CAKK TWO A HOME ALQEADV * - KOONING, JUST 3P-ClAl.LV J WC'LL M our OP THE -----—-—xTASTE 21. Distreaa aignal 9 Driving ire I. CfOddee* of 24 CereAl and rain harvr.su * grain 4 . Randtrse * lit.) 24 Half 4 Comtek an em D To latino i ■—Dtr'd*"** 27 A II .1. * * f"M fT*hi. OTf3 ( Tai1 r. r.ufefi !dent 9 Insurgent / 7 Support River 9. A wing 12 Run away and marry IP Silkworm' fs> (Sft. i Am ) * V dlrrlti'i Anew 11 Sign of 1.1 Conscious 30 Source the rndisn 14 Canadian ACROSS ; 2. Condiment THt SANFORD HERAP !»*(• I 4 RILLED IN CANTEEN TUNIS (iai)-A hind {ft*U 4l4 . tCiTCH IN A s e c ^ FORT CAMrRELL, Ky— Ffc thrown into the elnleen nfdba Re ----7 wwATS Warren C. Jackman. 21, ion ofJ,|eje( phosphate mine In central ( TWIST A Mr. Iren.- *". a.-kmar.. Enter "1*1“ A :« c l..p i*h i kiiir-1 4 “ ei»cmr_ V 1 ?> V SAM tXtT prise, is srncimieu to'HdYt tno and s minded 1). Among Ihn deal l'. S for Germany this munlh as part of Operation Gyroscope, thr were a Frenrh lieutenant,* ahd at Italian mine iiipiryisor. Vrmy'i unit rut alien plan. Police arrested a young Mtjlem, Jacl.nian't noil, the lllh Air of '4 11 Ostrlchllko IT Injection* . peninsula borne Division, now stationed at idenlilied as an Algerian, ih o adasafetlda ' bird 10 Man'a * t l Proportion Fort Campbell, Ky., it replacing milled throwing the grenade. P» I t Male duck 18 Afford nickname 10 ria re a the Mh lnfanlry Division In 33 Sunk fences IS Piece out 20 Coin Ig Music note lire in Tunis announced th* irreif Europe. (Eng ) 39. French (Owed t lit Not sweet 34 Olrl'a name river 2t A trough A clerk-typist la Service Com­ nf 10 other men luspecletb, of ten , 22. Ahra-\ for hricka pany of the division's 311th n*gl- rorlst activities. ~r~ 777 . •i 1 . 31 Therefore Las Vegas Pays 20 Million Dollars For Entertainment merit, Jackman cnlcred the Army % % 2 1 Fnrllfy t % Wa in July 1PM and was last ataltnn- NICOSIA IS OUT OF ROUNDS LAS VEGAS. Nev. tfV-"Lmt at ttjft She now draws It2.MW. three months did this town a lot of u) * 1 A 1 1 i 20 An age cd at Fort Jackson, S, C. year Lei Vegas paid between 14 Other Ihep-and-now salaries: Sam­ good," he says. "New operators )|eit are authoritative answers 27 Extinct hlrd i His father, the Rev. I/trenra NICOSIA. Cyprus (LR) SJtrifa* and 20 million dollars for enter* my Davis Jr., 1450 )25,000; Liber­ fatted because they didn't knowr the fram thp Veterans Administration >i IN Z I C. Jackman, lives in Hague, N. Y. torn Nicosia today was declared gambling, hotel or entertainment |0 fnilr questions of Interest to talnment that woud have cost 1 i e Moo-Mvnoo. 20 rcraonat % out of hounds for Rrillstr* troopa i a business. I feel salaries will be Id million In Nev* York or San Fran­ "Salaries for entertainers have former servicemen and their (ami pronoun 2# Emmet cisco or '4 million In another b e c o m e ridiculous," McDonald come more reasonable and Las ties: FORT CAMrRELL, Ky -~rfc. except for those nn duly, !fhe or* % ill \i l%* 10 Quick George R. Crmv, 19, tun nf Mr. dr.' followed (he most viol rtf weak* gambling city like Reno.** claims. "The only sensible way to Vegas can look forward to an un- q. 1 am going In school levs than % . 31. Decimeter limited future,** and Mrs, Jehu II Crow, 1313 Met- cud time terrorism brokd*6ut la half-time under the Knrean 01 Hill Tbat’a Ihn report of Herb Me operate Is In rslabllsh a system 1 i J*i ii ■. ' (abbr.) lonville Ave. Is scheduled to leave this Mediierranean Island colony II Donald, manager of the Las Vegas like professional football, with a The monumental tahrlea wera Whet will be the amount of my t 31 Discard ' % Hie IT. S. for Germany this month mnnlh* ago. largely paid to atars who were monthly Gt allowance payments? \ Chamber of Commerce. He la draft system and bonus picks 1(i i / If 14 Untamed as part of Operation Gyroirnpe, During Ihe weekend Iwo British among those who view the room* “ If talent prices were sensible, playing Las Vegas, for the first A. You may receive eilhrr, (1) 37. A sprite Ihe Army'* unll rniatinn plan. airmen were shot In death, a Ihlrd iu Vi (Shake, Ing talent prices as a danger to there would he prosperily for all. time. Nearly all such possibilities (he established charges for tui­ V a ' epcare) Private First Class Crow's unll, wa* critically wounded aiH lha tion and fees paid by non-vclcians Rut (he present system of frying In are now exhausted this boom town’s economy. AA s> *\ | //, 40 Astonish lb* lllh Alrhnrne Division, nosy w|fr nf a Prillsh srrgeanl lost her "There are only a few hlg names,for the course, or CJ) a prn-ralri! "The three hotels that closed re- outbid each other for atari can be '/ / / f '/ /j // 41 Robust stationed aI Fort Campbell, K.v., Is right font in a bombing Ucidanl left who could command strains-'amount ha»rd on )U 0 a mouth lor % . eenlly would still be open If they ruinous “ U 42 A laskan ^i M -5 rcplarlng the Mh Infantry Divi­ in Larnara However. Jack Enlraller. big pherlc prices." said nne operator a full-lime course—whichever Is had had a realistic allitote toward rvver sion m ’Kiiro|te. entertainment costs.’’ he declared. gun of The Sands, douhts If the "Rob Hope. Ring frothy. Danny less. •K •\o I g l F ragrant Crow, a rifleman in the 311th Q llnw much money may I hor f He cited the fact that a star like I hotels will ever band together Kaye and Ji-dy Garland arp the Valuable rombal experience obi wn<»t % Regiment's t’ompanv |. entered lamed In Korea by the "IndianLena Homo would earn 322.500 a "They tried it back In 1950." he ones who are mntl sought after, row on my permanent Gl tnsor i r. i ) *J ■i; Vi- •i \ tlir Army In .Ini? IPS and receiv­ head" division is uliliredjji lha, week at The Sands here, then open sayi. "It lasted about four months. Bui for one Reason or another they ante policy' It has hern In force 44 Finish Y/ ed hisic training at Fort Jackson, vigorlniis lrali*‘ng of U 44 4S 41 Polish river ;for more loan one year. a few days liter it the Cocoanut The established hotela might slick Aren't available '* s. c. DOWN Captain^ SleUdMesac. Some of these slm , as well as AYou may borrow up In 9t per Grove In Lot Angeles it $1,730 together, but the new ones will hid % % L Marsupial He attended RemIndia High adjutant general fn me ffli_ i-ia up prices because (hey need the and Kate Smith, will not play Las cenl of tb* reserve value of your weekly. animal School, llendquarters, entered the "Armg Vegas on moral grounds. They feet policy. Any VA office can drierMe Doom, Ibrmerly with Iwn (■lent." in tom and holds ihe World War Sahara boss Milton frrll feels Ihat they have hmit up family mine the exart amount for you. local hotels, Is a 10-year veteran FORT LEWIS, Wish -Army II Victory Medal and the,Korean of Las Vegas (anyone who has that Las Vegas It "gelling back In audiences that would he offended Q l am drawing VA disability Hearn Is Winner Of Wynn Tourney Sjl Tapi Harry A Sleinnieyer. son Service Medal, to learn of Iheir famril-* appear-.compensation payment* If I move been hero more than five years Is reality »■ He was graduated In 1MQ«frota 'be New York Giants yesterday W,tore of Sarasota, member of I nf Mrs. If. A. fficlnnieyer Sr., Rt. "I Ihlnk the events of the last Ing at gnmhllng establishments. ju it possible for my checks to hr a pioneer). He recalls paying Kay forwarded to my new address? won (he anmi.il Early Wynn base baseboll’s Hall of Finn*; llllly 2. recently arrived at Fort Lctvll, Seminole High School. Hl*'‘wlfe, Starr II.to a week In sing In 1946; Kverlean, la wllh him at Fori A No IJn.ler Ihe law, VA benefit ball players «<ilf Inurnanient wllh Goodman of Ihe Rnstnn lleil Sox; Wash., and it now a menther of Lewis. ehe now gels 123,non foggy l,ec . • the 2d Infantry Division. left Benny Goodman's hand Dial rhecks may nu| he forwarded from , .qI fsntr total of j»l (no mer par Al Lope/, inanagi’r of Illsyear and played El Rancho Vegas me address to another. So If you |(% MroUl bf1tfr tbJn l In eland In-Ua.is, are planning In mnve. he sure lo r |0,_r ,| j„,r iUrr Wvnn, f’levrland pllrhrr an I rn notify VA—and give both new and John Grav old address, full name and " C ” , RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR Athletics was sei olid with ?3( number By HUMAN N. IUNMJIM, M.D. Thiee lied fm third al 2.11 T.iul Q lam receiving a monthly pen R e a l Estate Palea — Rentals — Investments A COLD can bo a hlg problem the abdomen la aim a freqnent r i .o i ’DM its r DitmvNs n sino frnm VA Rerenlly, a relative LAST TIME TODAY for a little tot. | early symptom. Dependable Insurance and BnnHa i.-r T irtT A ALEGRE. Hraril ( Pi willed me a small piece of im ln,a " ,'1 bir lixe*. Improie Temperatura may soar as high Easing Bora Throat \ •bnidhursl drowned |0 pt-rmn devetnped land Must I cnTunler nicnlt and Ihe like—In ,|elciniming as 1D4 degrees, and the Infant | To ease the sore throat, you • O. M, IfArrlson, AMOcIttls Brok«r *.' tnd.iy near P rlolai. a pmt nf fKi the value nf this land as Inrome’ Ihe nel Income may ha Irrltabla and cry fre-1 might apply either an Ira bag or > * H A The lar-* «•- | not be cnnMiler Veleratis llnng In rrnlr.it Flnrl omt pnpiilati.m in snnlh llr.iril. uently. He m»y vomit end suffer a hot water bottle tn Ihe child * • 8. D. HlghlsyniBR, A mocIb I# SilsomBti ,,, larrhca. though the latter Is un- neck. Do not give him any cltrua ed as mro .ie until It Is ennverled da who wish luiiher infminatinn The Pclntas l i n e r biir*l II* dlkei Ace* common. Juices, and make sura all food! Into ea«h, by lelllng or r-nting It almui their henelil, should wrllr ami flnmlnl lu m d r e h of crop* 2f)l Park At». South Phon# tl® are soft n S !S 5 3 And eirn Ihrn, ynu mav deilnrt Ihr VA nlllce al 42 F,. leiilial Ave Abiiul .ifm pnsspngers weie maroon WU1 Sleep Mora For Infanta, howevrr, frequent whatever mnnry ynu had In pul Orlando. led im Irnlus. Unlesk his noaa Is Muffed—and tiny alpa of fruit Julcra might ba l.( i m/-( . A n * ^ It might be—ha will sleep more Juat the thing. Your doctor may U i m *t»U MOOttHUD• COOMBMCU, khan usuafcadvise alpa of eltrua Julcea or * UmUltt NIINUroUt R01BI Your doctor might recommend boiled water containing three one-half grain nf aaplrln every tablespoon* of etna auger and four hour* for no longer than two one-half teaapoon of aalt per STARTS TOMORROW day* to help bring down a fever quart Don t forca liquid* on him, *» i «f 103 or more. however. ) L If the fever eonttnuei longer Railing the foot of the baby'a VICTOt"7S5CfURE MJ.R than this, nr returns alter tt has crib about ten degreri—you can ■4 * * subalded, he will probably admin- ut* book* — will help drain tha i6UY MADISON later antlblottea. Thla will go a mueua from hi* noaa and mouth. long way toward preventing aerl- Thla la Important, because you da ROBERT PIESTON ous complication* auch aa pneu­ not want him to awallow It or monia. auck It Into hit lung*. Generally, children Und to Lung* Examined lea ■MJMjr outgrow Uirlr early tendency to­ Still, pneumonia and bronehltla ward colds by tha tlm* they ara might be overlooked. That la why six or seven. the doctor examine* the Iot a QDZSnOM AND AHIWTX lu n p frequently. C B A : win a spinal fluid teat Children between th* agee of •how If a peraon had tubarculotwo and atx are very susceptible ala? ■i to colds. However, they seldom Answer: A aplnal fluid tart get a high fever unleat complica­ would ahnw only that a person ■44*4 tions are preaent. had a tubcrculoala Infection af­ If your youngster refuses to fecting the brain and eplnal cord. drink, tt may be an Indication of Tubcrculoala of the lunga la dlaga sore throat, often one nf the noaed by X-ray of tha chart and first aymptoma of a cold. Pain In physical examination. MUU P03 WU.' WANr A rrrrtsx t Veterans Corner L % % 1 Neglecting Tot's Cold Can Lead To Trouble S Packing the biggest power punch In Chevrolet truck history! « ISIS. H m r » M M SrWlMM, iM . SflNFORR STARTS TONIGHT 4:13 ita lfc tte ll'ife a n n flC a h i I filM I -r^erw i: JE M A 0C O cotc V T kehnl color " mmIs mnMMiE-iveiE UMion e«y»>»4i«>aunmo la-ms Feature 7:03 .<10:30 4:54 ONLY SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEB. 13 thru 18 LEGION FAIR GROUND New C h e v ro le t T a s k * F o rc e T r u c k s f o r ’5 6 F A short-itrek«V8 for ovory modal! Higher poworod, higher comprotilon *’»l More power for tight schedules and tough |obs . • . modem power that saves you money every mile I Ynti Rot plenty of "h o ro n T tn haul your* load* in new C hevrolet T ank-Force truck*. Power's been boosted rishk tcroM the board in m odem short-etfoka V 8 ’» and efficient valve-in-hend 6’»1 T here's a V8 for tetry m odel, eith er, AMOBIt N. IRQITJTIOKI VI FOI IVIIY MODIII* fwSSffi .-a.ii.U4i AN AUTOMATIC MFVf FOI IV IIY l ll lllt t HOVE VOWIIfUl ^ VAIVI IN HEADn u ll Tull 1133 THIS, IIANDAIDOH AllMQOim OKAT NEWfIVI. IMIDkYNCHIO-MtlK VII1H. FUNCTICk . W O lK im iN Q I TIANlMIIJIONft •I'f Ifnda’d In L(?.F. madth, m ctoe-ccrt ap. Mn in all nihtr modali lOpnonal al ntm MM i* a wIda ram* at madilt. , HOLLER MOTOR LEGION POST NO. M. •■fsr r ~ I MIOM-llVfk VINTItA* TION AND CONCEAtltt •Af ITT IT IM I A n y t h in g l e t t I m a n o T c f-fa s h io n e d t r u c k I SPONSORED BY AMERICAN Rtandnrd or n* an cxfrn-rn.it option. And C hevrolet’s fam ous Iruck fi's havo higher than ever compression ratios! t » Come on in soon and let us show you nil the new ndvnntnjfM you Ret in fhew» great new C hevrolet trucka fur 'SOI Foot Poole About Now 'SO Taek'Poroe Trucks ..... . . . . • �Wf— T 1 II T 1 1* " * si ' — fi Telling Story Of Our Economic Stability By BILL DILLINGHAM Florida Sales Tax tails s atory fo r I n fllloa dollar! during last December, and our* fu tu re is even brighter sidzt ba n a !!z c i la the Avowing ~ f no one can Jc.-.j .h fit the atery rt valbled In th e figures releaaed by S ta ts popularity of Seminole County in the eyes fefe p tro lle r Ray E. Green is ons of tb s of v k lto rs coming here. Hardly e day goei b rightest and moat assuring massages of by but w hat perm anent residenta are added to our liat of growing community popula­ T ^B sgardleai of the rumore th a t one m ight tion!. W ith the surrounding areas growing f o e r ,' such aa “business ia terrible theee w ith equal rapidity, Sanford and Seminole days", o r "wa'r* not doing near eo well aa County ii faat becoming a mecca for shopp­ * t .d l d last year," or "I'm t o e i n g money ers from a wide eelection of communities. Our grow th la represented in the figures a v tfy day I'm in business," the aalea tax releaaed in the Sales Tax Story. The popular­ atorw reveals a different picture, tv .^Constantly th e figure of aalea taxea eol- ity of the Seminole County shopping area ia also reflected in these figurea. lasted in Seminole County kaepe climbing. I t atanda to reaaon th a t aa long aa we / ‘T he la st report issued by State Comp, fy d fir Bay E. Green ita te d th a t ealee tax make our atorea, ahopping centers end ahopa f e l P e d in December IM S was nearly t i n , attractive to th e buyer, the aalea tax atory y i d i r than th e tax collected during the will be a new one every month th a t It U laaued. #Ba|Em onth of th e previous year. We m uat adm it th a t Seminole County l i g h t here in ou r own county a total of M ftQ|6.2S in salea taxaa were collected dur- ia growing. We muat adm it th a t the Salea Jjtf th e laat m onth of 1908, which wac an Tax Story cannot be denied: More end more fncreaae of 19,788-82 over the same month money la going through the tills of our m erchanta and buaineasmen. t h e x e a r before. We muat continue telling our atony of ' Green aeld in hie report, a atatem ent wMek we ahould particularly witch eare- progreaa and economic liability Jo those "It ahould be evident from this who don't believe or i t leaat view our growth report th a t Florida'* economy la Bounder with ekeptlciam. th e* ever and th at, bated on the December ^ JNf Ari, this year’e tourlet action may well I r eak all previous Yecorda. Tha big tourist Thursday Is Orphan's Day , - M a th s are still ahaad, and retail u ls a dug* It'e F eir Week in Seminole County aa tng thea* months will undoubtadly exceed th* Seminole County American Legion Fair ' • r t h December’a high totals." get* underway. £v.! ,,T h a amount of ealee tax colectad can reThe American Legion hea arranged ano­ ; ,Hael th a fact th a t aalea in Seminole County th er grand weak of fun, frolic, and educa­ M o u n te d to well over on* end a quartar tion for tha citlsena of 8emlnole County aa thay a ta g t alx full daye of accomplishmenta by varioua organization! In Seminole Siriou* Situation County along with bringing here a fine mid­ ..There la a serious situation outside of way to antartain tha youngstera and adults th e city lim its along Seminole County’s bea­ ailka. Valentina anyway?” tbs ardliiry utiful roads, a situation about which aomeTha American Legion F air A noclatlon, man irumblea. “What do thay thing ahould be done. haa this year added another feature to their want?” Not only is this situation on* th e t will week of fun and frolic. Tha part of tha problem ia aimb rrtjf disease and filth, but t la on# th at deThey are celebrating Thuraday a fte r­ pie. A child may ballava in Santa bredd disease and filth, but It is on* th a t de- noon aa Orphans Day when ycungatera from Clauaa all year round, bill U ia tha eounty to be. three Institutions will be “given the works" preient it finds undar tha tree al Saturday morning, tha Country Club free of cherg* end “on th* houge". Thla, w* Chriatmaa that confirm* ita belief. Xoiarf (20th S treet extension) waa a literal think, la a wonderful gesture. All of the klda Womrn are like that about love. i dumping ground for bags of garbage stack­ from these three Institutions will be brought Through moil of lh« year ■ man can talk them into believing he ed up by folka.who have hauled their traah, to th* fair and a whole afternoon turned lovaa them dearly, but at Valen­ garbage and filth through • beautiful area ever to them . A t this tim e they will enjoy tine thay want something mora in and shoved it out along th* roadside and th* rldea, ahowe and exhibits to their hearts the way of proof than aonvaraatlon. eontont. Th* rOed le Uttered with pepere, aans, Of eourae, tha American Legion F air As­ Th» ago or alia af tha preient eardhoard boxee, and ovary ether typa of sociation haa not overlooked the annual you give them isn’t *o important. trash- throw n Into garbage cans and disposed Often a imall sprig of old dia­ "Kid'e Day" when school children through­ mond! will please than ai much •*’ » out th* county will be allowed to leave school aa ■ big heavy new mink aoat. ()le n y eountiea which take pride la their a t 1 :S0 to attend the fair. Tha main thing ia that you iwroedd have signs erected warning eltiaena Th* tradition of the fair continues and member them in a apacial way. th a t’“No Dumping Ta Allowed • ISO Fine". Th* bachelor, of eourae, ia in w* sincerely hope th a t Seminole County will Why folks should scatter their garbage tu rn out an m asie to dem onstrate their faith •pedal, peril at this tlma. Ha may and traah along th* roadildee i* beyond ua. In th* American Legion end ite annual kind that tha box of candy ha buys a girl at Valentina will wind up Thera ihmjld be enough civle pride to keep American Legion Seminole County Fair by June into a honeymoon ha kaa ■uch violations from happening. Certainly No doubt this week, set aside ss thoua-' to pay for on tha tnatalment pttn. no one would want then* piles of garbage anda upon thousands of week* for time Im­ Bow can tha eagay bachelor and traah dumped In their front verda and memorial have bean eat aside, will continue to pleaie his girl it Valentina and still not eommk hinaaif unalter­ alohg th eir lawns. grow in popularity. With the continued In­ If garbage is to be dumped, R ahould be terest of the American Legion the Fair ably? dumped in placea provided for th a t purpose. will eo*tinua to grow in interest and popular­ Bar* la a food eound tip: preient her with aa Irish sweepstakes ity. ticket. M bar hone wine, aba’ll British priaoa officials believe that mora good eaa ba galnad from lodgar prison itntancai served In comparative freedom than from abort tentencea with a complete >le C o u n t v ! T h t Sanford Harold BcbNafeoA Boll* I l M R H w N a r p a w .* , tom # people face many more tem ptations than others— perhaps because they knew where to look for them . have enough dowry te aet him up In bualasii, If her hone loiea, ha can than tall bar. “So long, hid. It’a base nlae knowing you, but 1 fava you your ahenau. You mb’! expect aa amfettiaua i w Mu me le tie himself op for Ufa te a herd luck dame like you.* What aout the married man? Wen, oddly enough, ValautUa’i day M eo longer merely a atugU girl's racket. Wlvai have muscled Into H m a wholesale Male. A wif* expects aomethinf autre from her huabind aa Mile day dedicated to love, even tf Mm haa te chivvy her forgetful mate tele Flan now te attend th* French Avenue dedication ceremony Friday afternoon March I. Show your appreciation for thla m ajor project hi Seminole County, th* first in 20 years. ■0T1L MANAflBB W ifi LONDON ((B)—Albert OlHea. who plbyed boat to hinge, Ameri­ can film atari eng mffllMeiret ai general manager t f two ewank London -tala, died today. He wai W hy worry about tom orrow ! To which is not half bed, ia th* tomorrow were worrying about yesterday. aw f-SSSsW raA® A word of wisdom to husbands coming homo from work: B etter not tell th* little woman what you had for lunch until you eheek what aha'a got for support And then eat it and like It. ■"0 the depth of th* riehos both of the ivisOom and knowledge of God I how un■earshablo ere 711a Judgments, end Hla ways p urt finding out."— Romans 11:88, Love Getting Business Today • . M£ B p SAM DAWBON r e d M t t e h e a r t wtfb a p e t i t k r e e e Y O K E tat—Love f e t o Mm l e t a n d • k e a r t c h a r m a tta c h e d , buaifieae. I t 's been more Uica tlx T h e F l o r i i t i T e le g r a p h D elivery Week* since Chriatmaa. And mer* Ana. kopec t o r a r e c o r d b u a ln e is e h a d to t h i n k It’e time effete f a r to d ay . T h e J e w e l r y I n d u r i r y Caus­ p m tt o f i v e someone somethin*. S4, retailer*, manufacturers, ftotwto, toleffrabp companies, candp ^markers and ireiting card w r i M r a h a r e b e e s re m in d in g y e * peuet i a U y o f e a U n e 't D a y , . A nd t h e y d i d n 't ove rlo o k Mm tokletf alp t k n t l e a p y e a r e a i fl lv e > U b u i ln e i e . On* m e n u f a c t u r o r hkn s tu d d e d a l i f t b e lt witk a w a t c h w hich “ w arn* t h is la th e f e a r to le a p ." M e e h a n la a o e e e M r n t* s o r i a a m a l a s h o p p e rs f a r V a ienU ne ’s D a y , q u t o i l k g ifts a r e p l u u * d t o r both , w n t and aU agea. ^ i f f M a r a m e n b u y g r e e t in g t a r d a 1 t r e u a d V i l e M to e ’s D a y t k a a i t a n y n p tfj*e o f t h e y e i r , tecludtoff C h r i a t m a a , " u y s F r a n k S k e w , • M J M ' M i e f e r a f B u s t CVrit fl.eet> R U ^ r d a , D e d h e m , Maas. B u t ‘a* , « M i - t h a t leap year ta rd a u * ijjt f f t d Atf t o b e a e c tU a e i t a l t e r t . . ,Ca4tf was to aH Mgpg and ^ IliM lria iH iiM a t o •**> a l a v * es has been plugging gift firing ai “ puraly from the heart, Inspired wholly by affection." Candy mikera are out te tores, wiik hearts all over the place, laeluding one chocolate valentine eard you can sal. ' V you want aometblaff yea nay not have fflvea before, merchaati are full of helpful hlate. Oae advertlsee “perfume oa a soft heart­ ed piBCUibloe." Another auneiti, “Love Forever-our own abort nightie, seta heart! aflutter." of yeur letter depeade F l o r i d a F r o d u c t a F e i tl v a l. ft w t a ■ r e io u a d ln g a u c e e a i b p e v e r y • U n d a r d a n d to e v e r y p h a s e e f Ua a ctivity. B e e a u s e a f y e a r h t e r o t t , ke ed r e d a . e f e a r F t e r i d e e ltle e n i i r e b a t t e r - a e q u a t e t o d w ith F lo r id a •a. 0111*i wai ■•eager of the larey tor 14 ytnre, until l»u, gad Inter ran the Oroavenor Home, and when be died wai man«gla| dim tor ad fit. Ermln'e. FEBBYMOAT TUMNff OVBB DEKERNES, Egypt (W)-A fer­ ryboat turned over In a eanel here yesterday and a itudenla, vary­ ing In age from lg to It years, drowned. Tea of tke victims ware girif. A load of donkeys and eows and tke remaining paiiangert reached the canal banka safely, flta will accrut. Already, w* are planning Mie lecond annual Festival. We invite your auggcatloai. eommeala tnd your nerional help. Again our thinke tor yeur partielpatioa l i t h e firn amutl F t i t l val. Wllh boat wishes, I t a Sincerely, B. B. Fuler, Jr. Executive Director FLORIDA TIMER-UNION Drily DeMvary Fboae 1717 tm *1 th?. MnrtfrM j i 't . !t* T! tha first step of an experiment la under way which may lead to wide application of tba theory. Inmatea live In a local boarding houaa and commute dally to ragular Jobs. Their clothlns In no way reveals them aa prisoners, and their employers and friends do not know of (he men’s status. The boarding house Is under supervision of the. tale prison, but no guards are present. A “house father1' maintains an office that stresses social guidance. The prisoners turn oveg their wage* to the state. Part la ap­ plied for room and board, part given to the men for spending money. The balance Is saved as a “nest «gfl" for the men when re­ leased. Behind the eaperiment la the conviction that 'prisoners have a presenting her wllh e bleck eye. But euch ii the understanding nature of most wives, however, thet M isn't reelly difficult tp to please them, bless their gentle eouls. Here are a few euggeitioni on how to surprise your wife on Valentine'a Day and still remain sol­ vent: 1. lend her the biggest, mushi­ est, ost red ribbon bedecked card you can. find, but remember not to use your businesss signature. If she aver called you by a pet name, sign this. Statistics show that more husbands than single men buy th* sentimental three buck Valentines. I. Are you e do-it-yourself fan? Carve up one of your kids’ old yoyos Into a heart shape and box it with a card reading: “No other girl in the world could string me elmfi hut you, baby." I. If you’re a real cheapskate end want to save dough, buy e gooey dime card, and sign K with one of your wlfa’i old high school lovers. When she proudly shows it to you, throw a rail jealous fit. Thal’U put her on the defensive. On the other hand, if the doesn’t show it to you, you may have something to worry about a lot more serloui than Valentine's Day. 4. If you loaf it home while your wife goes to work, at leaat pul into her lunchbox a sandwich lied with a bit of old lace and a cloth forgetme-not, S Should you want to give her a real present, don’t give any thing sensible like an automatic tilth washer. Make It something romantic but Impractical, such as a girdle the same tlse she wore when you first married her. Rut, above all. restrain any urge to be comic. [ know of's husband who to years ago sent his wife a get-wcll card on St. Valcntlne'a Day—and he’a still paying alimony today. fun end Wnrr holdandbackpridefromoftfwboating a t h r il l luk k -w h en you cen boss inch a big $nd strapping beauty for tha price ef a smaller oerf Hard to believe? Listen. Jfr If yon can afford eny new ear, yon can afford this brawny Bulck Srncxu. S ed an -fo r A very simple reason. Thli Bulck ia priced within a few dollars of tha well-known smaller c a n - a n d actually cotta Itu than gome models of those very same can. '(The price we show bore proves th a t) Want more proof? For hue years to B raw now, Brick h tt outtold every of thla pita cannot be Judged yet. Optimistic Hortrtld officials, how. *v«r, ace it at the beginning oI widespread reform. *o, ratbar thao abort atntaneai with th* die* f ) Advantages of |*o!*t!no from nor. In mal isciftr, th? eotnio; conitdcrably, to defray eipeniea England may well be longer senothtrwlta paid by tba atata. teneai, wllh the advantafta e Bccauta it la only In tba flr»t regular, though supervised, racial its get of trial, tba affecUvenata contact. * much battar chance for readjustmant if leadlag some aamblanea to a normal Ufa. Moat peyeholo giata agraa that priaona la tbair praieat form navar mada anyoot a battar citizen. Another fartor la that orliontri. Seminole County Records oaccna C tr l ii JUhun t l u t I t L ts ll t X U • r i h n \ y (Jordon* I t e I* Ullbtrl A H u t l i . a a Vi UI J t t n . t H l U k i l l i t t t u s la Harold Culver M u i • Ult dhaphord n p t n e t r . e u t r d l t t li n o rlan d VV««lty H ptiuar III M II l.and t l u i to Irvin* H V i l l a t t ’ ui Han Hill t l u t I t ■ummar W t t d t i a o .J p u t a i h i t r J r e l a t t t J e t t s i l k ­ ier * , U n i o n X K n o w it t t t u a t t Barry W Woodt t l u* W a l l i u m C I'hllilpa J r lac ta Uarlanna A u f u a la K an n ad r at vlr Joaapn W JJonaar t l u t to Louli H B a n tu s t t u t H a rry 1C Tooko J r t t ua le Chari*, C Jtntrh tt u t C A H a i t i t l u t ta Phllll* Otataw a t al H*ry K Kaddlne t t vlr I t Ltltoy SUIntnsit t t u i . quit r l t l m J H Till ia t t u t I t A llr td U V e t . taint t t u i T i u a l . t t It f u n d af S'lt In Via uric. A M a n * al u i , quit claim Wada it H a rnar »t u i le l i t Praaby t 'h u r r h a t na nf Jo h n H Staiach at ua ta Haial Uuabon* NORTHAUKt M L Nlchota at u i to tat r a d Sat A tAiaa Aaaa Ulliitrt A l l u t u . o n t t u t I t Bldrt Ml* Carp Jdaud l.*t lu. H T Loan Cor* Barry W Wood at u t to U n c o l t {■ Knovrlat a t u t H a r l t n n t A u a u a l t K annadr t t vli ta A m tr Kira A C ta Co John Itnpin.on to daaboard Flnanca Cn ot Orl Jnn n iilt l.»* al u i to W P |d*tn Corn Urodjr n . o t t t t u t to Slid State I n . Co C h a r i . » C J . n t r h t l ua to Harry Tonka J r *t ui l lt n r e o W Cvana to Sam ln olt Coin Carp Ammon P Bow arani t t l it I t l i t Kad Nav A l o a n Aa.o la* P n a h y Churrh of Btn( la W tda H tta r n a r at ut riBST At I PLANE TtIP BOSTON <l»»»—Mr. and Mrs. Trank Edwards, who remember when It was stylish to traval by stagecoach, took their flrtt air­ plane trip yesterday. He Is M and she Is SO. They flew from Logan Airport^lo St. Augu.llne, Fla., for a two-month vacation. I T B A G IB L AMMAN, Jordan (iB)-Queen Dina today save birth t« bar first child, a girl. The birth brought to all Jordanian mothers th* same dag) Us promise of tradiilooal money from King Hussein. King Hussein, 20, married his JS-yaar-old cousin last April II. u n V o f r<(«phrrtillli to Odham A T uilof Inc Bnk of H t l t o u r n t A T r u t l C* t e , odham A Tudor In# Bnk e t H t l b u u r n t A T r u t l Co. to Odhtm A Tudor Inc I n k ot U tlb n u rn t A T r u t l Co t* Odhtm A T udor Inn Btbo T V a r n t . to Hlchhre B Mo. C t n m *t ui l i t S'td (Ur A L nin A n n to Am­ mon P B n w t r . o i t l »I Wilton A Toom tr g t r t Co to Jo h n W U t i te h t l u i at t l ■ inf At! Nall Hnk to John W Haltch at u i t l al N i t c n i .t . A > » : n i 'a V i r t l n l t K ldir A k tri. d t c t t l t A , cupy d t t t h e t r t C’k T r t t t u r y , Dtp! lo t B i t I t B I. A ndttwt. r . l l td I t t lltn William S' SOlltr Jr. d t c . t t t d , copy nl d t t l h r t r t Jnhn Krtwln I’t d i t l t t l u i to Ralph I, (Vtllt at u i , t t t i a n of a i t ol tem nt U n i v t r . t l CIT C rtd orp to Bari | y K ltln at al, n o l l e lit p t n d t r , H i t t, of Ohio In W lllltm L F n i , a t T It r t T ln v i carl copy d t t t h C trl I t t Mat Bnk t t o r | to c t a a t l b t r r y A n a u t R M rlnnlt t l t l So I t t ( I t r d tn a Inn P r t i b y Church of Htnf, c n m . n l t f tlittrt C a n ir t r i t Pro Cr Aaao to Joooph lli k l a r J r »t al ■ ARRI4D R t . i r n u tP ri.lIT T IO M H a r n .tt Nat Bnk of J a t to W illhorn C I'hllltpa J r C tltn d H .n d rlc k a .n , 11 N T Clip in Norma I T t l t r t o a . II, V l v l t e Miihnard P l n t n c t Co of Orl to John Itnhlnann La H intar I’a rk l.oaa Carp to Johit-> R v . r . t t lln ovtr, ST. Ranfore te n l. I.»« at ua K tntl Cook. I t , Banford Vr.d A Iryaon at a t to H a r r y l.ta Alfred H B tiinihtiitr, IS. Orl ! • J r at u t r i o r . n e t A Tobaca. I t, Orl efhar ear to Amarine aerepd Bee t f those uwB-Anotm m a lltr cere. And you can bet your bottom dollar that It lake* bedrock price* to star to tha Ib p 1 of the astiou'i beet m m *. / , But even that len't the whole efcwy— not by a long shot Sedan, Martel 48, Hiuitroted. Any Hate end local taxei, additional. Prices may vary rtlqMy in adjoint** aommunMtot A wide variety ef extra•oN equipment and ocCesaoriet available af yeur apttOR, ‘S o tf y o u w a n t t o m o r e t e l a t h e b t f - Folks are buying Bricks to record numbery because they Ind to these big beautto* a lot mors automobile for the money. They And here more atyttng freihn rn and dtotincticm—more map and singer and power thrill-more com­ fort and luxury-more ride atability and ateadinmt-And more itructund solidity and pure automobile tha* the same moucy buy* elsewhere, esr bevel w o r k ! at a mall-ear p r i c e —tf yeti want t o have the ttoaa ef to ut notoriog life with 8 m b i t m d Hit pad pride sad prestige ef a beau­ tiful a e w Brick a i your very ew*» whet's bolding you beck? Drop In eeui right quick-tomerrowi m aybe?-and we’ll show you the biggest bundle of high-powered Bulck ever offered ia Americe'a lowprice Add. C # M JACVJ ^U S O R �tarsgMwWilK --------- ■, ■ "< i v r r ‘‘*"' !" " " . TTEftS N A i V F O R P S o c ia l fc vs tn iA Thinking Day To Be Celebrated By Local Girl Scouts Feb. 22 ’.iyj ', 1 - m ' ? r T’" 7*~" H liK A L D 1 Turn. Fch. 14, 1958 Page S : Nematodes Subject Of Talk Given Bv Jack Russell Girl Scout Thinking P it Ii ob Troop Nine. Mr*. Evara# Hnhh served around the world Feb. >3. leader, Mexico; and two new girl Jack Russell of Orlando, for­ Thl* day celebrate* the found- acout troops, under the leader merly of Sanford, was gufi*: In? of the World Association at shin ftf Mrs. Robert Berg and s n e a k e r .> the Pn]m C j e f l f s t - t j u.-ii an. hccu-.s—« . j cuidts M 'ir r ji.-»” - i ? c r r r . ixn ir.S li.iu at lif e Banquets, programs and camp cer will take Germany. home nf Mrs R. R Ratliff, with fires will be held In the member The Lak* Mary Brownie Troop Mrs. Robert Bauman as co-host countries. Mrs. Taylor leader, will take ess. Troop Nine, Mrs- Fred Robb Hawaii and Lak* Mary Girl The suhfert nf Russell’s talk leader, Is having ■ campfire at Scout Troop Miss Dot Teilo was announced hy him a* highly the public beach at Lake Mary. leader.’ unglamorous: the Nematode. The They have Invited all the Brownie The ceremony will etart at 7 Infinitesimal threadlike marauder and Girl Scout Troops in Sanford p m. and tha public la cordially belonging In the same class at to attend. hookworm lives free In the soil Invited to mead. Each troop will represent a he isld, snd sttaches Itself-to the country in the association by a root snd feeds on its juices, caus­ song, folk dance, or skit. 10-Year-Old Feted ing it tn swell into root knots. It The following troops will take ran penetrate serd coverings and part In the International Friend­ By Parents Recently kill the teed before germination ship Campfire: Girl Scout Troop can set In; its salivary Juices One, Miss Frances Cobb leader, With Birthday Party poison our citrus. will represent Ireland; Brownie Afler years nf experimentation Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Johnson Troop Two, Mrs. Dot Butter lead entertained and soil analysis several disin­ Saturday afternoon at cr, France; Brownie Troop Three, their home, MM Bel Air Rivd. fectants have been evolved that Mrs. Alice Grant, leader, United with a party In honor of their are efficacious In treating grass, States; Brownie Troop Four. Miss daughter, Janet, who waa cel* shrubbery and citrus. In one ex­ Frances Cobb leader. Brail]; bratlng her 10th birthday. periment, Russell said, snap­ Brownie Troop Five, Mrs, Jean The gursli began arriving at dragon plsnls well fertilized and N'orria leader. Girl Scout Troop, 3 p.m. and gathered In the home drenched with nematode destroy­ TUB NEW AND THE OLD . . Modern day dresset blinded with those at eatentat day* at the 0A1 Mr*. Muriel Scott leader. Amerlgames were entoye.1 with er grew almost shoulder hleh at Colonial Silver Tea held recently In the home of Mrs, L. P. Hagan. (Phot* By Jameson) ca; Brownie Troop Eight, Mrs where with snapdragons ndtes to Diane flmlth and contrasted nee Herschel leader; Girl Scout Ethel going Ann Stelnmeyer, Movies which had been untreated and Committees Hold Horticulture Round were taken of Janet end her were short and weak In stem. During the Revolutionary War friends during the afternoon. Mrs Garner, chairman, an Table Is Conductec The Americana got Into the pic The dining table was overlaid nounccd that the Annual club i Important Session lure. Records show that colonial with a lace cloth and was cen luncheon would be held at the Bv Mrs. A. W. Earn sweethearts Imporvlsed and made lered with a chocolate birthday Mayfair at noon of Feh. 14 and In F. Deame Home their simple pen-and-ink Vak* cake'. Iced In pink and while, took reservations for the slime. ) A meeting was held recently The Rn*e Circle nf the Ranfnn Refreshments Were served at for Ihe Program, Refreshment*. tinea as belt they could. This hearing 10 candles. The honoree Garden Club met at the home o tha social hour following. continued until 1440 when Esther wss presented with many lovely Mrs. Henry Russell was sleeted Mrs, W. R. Shlppy, Friday Feb Decoration and Publicity com 10 at 0:45 a.m, '••• 1 Howland designed and printed a gift* and then she blew nut Ihe a* chairman for the hew year of miller* nf the E. M. Wives Club batch of them for her cl***m*te* candles while "Happy Birthday" Four new members, Mr*. Oor In the home nf Mrs. Frank Dramc the Atalra Circle of the Sanford don D. Slnulev and H M. Weir • at ML Holyoke Collect for Wo was sung. Routine Business Favor* of bracelet* were -given Ideas for the pre Faster fash Garden Club at ■ recent meeting. Sanford and Mrs. Donald Atwoot men. "It was Leap Year—Ju*t ys Leap to each guest. Refreshment* of Meeting Is Held Ion show were presented by Mr*. Serving with her are Mra. E. An­ and Mrs. Charles L. Campbell ot Years ago. In fact—and the un cake, Ice cream, candlea and Rill Finnegan, president. Further derson, vice chairman; Mrs. Henry Geneva were welcomed U)to the expected demand encouraged her punch were served by tha hostess In Baotisl- Chapel discussion of Ihe show will be M. Mcl.aulin Jr., secretary and circle. to open shop, she laier became the to the guests. After the business meeting a The TFL Class of the First given at the coming meetings. Mrs. L. K. Spencer, treasurer. Those attending were the head of a firm specialising in horticulture round (able was eon Baptist Church met in Ihe chanel honoree, Donna peter*, Maria It wss announced that the shots Mr*. H. A. Morlind presented the dueled by Mrs, A. W. Epps. It Valentine* ’• Thursday with Mrs E. M. Car will hr staged In Ihe Rita Theatre program to the circle and showed proved to be one of the most* In* By 1*54 humorous verses and de­ Rowland, Valeria Atkinson. Judy roll presiding. the members beautiful charts of for­ trreatlng meetings hold. Ideas signs, were as popular as the sen- Carrol], Judy l.avcndar, Brenda The meeting nnened with mem March 15 at 10 a m Clothes will limental ones and other greeting Brown, Pat Raeliun, Diane .Smith. hers singing softly acenmpanled be furnished hy the Hollywood mulas for house plants Many varle were exchanged and discussed Raggerly, Sandy_ W cards were miking way But Ihe Caroline . , ig- hy Mrs. Carroll at the piano De Shop. Tickets will be on sale ties of polled plants were also ■long with the answering of queishown. custom which began in Rome al- «ln*’ 8p**r*' Jo!. ™ pp’ vntinnal was given hy Mra. E H linns. ....... ...................... soon. Him, Carolyn No l a n , most nno years ago. wit "The . , , . II was announced that all memMembers present were Mrs.i O, Ethel Ann Steinmeyer, JUJ Pen-, *»nPnl* and reports were llu n Plans were ah* revealed and brr, hoplni (or wrlleupl of W( Bailey. Mrs. B. R Beck. Mra. grtndaddv nf them all hy the secretary iM group cap DID YOU KNOW: lice rnmet mn*,on- Cheryl Johnmn. voted upon for the \ alcntine tbr|r mrr-lin* In Ihe newspapers Charles Brumley. Mrs, Chsrlea . Also Mr. and Mrs. W. L Hlrr*. tains. from a Latin word meaning The session rinsed In prayer hy Dance slated for tonight in tbe so that they may be used in a Cole, Mrs. A. W. Epps, Mrs. "snare" or "noose" . ■ (hum); JaiKd’s grandparents; Mrs. liar Claude Hern, Mrs. D. M. Ladd, " . r* S. C. Ray Refreshments E. M Club. Members and tnrir garden club scrapbook old Hiers, Mrs. W , 0. Nolan and Vr* that "when a knight ryide away husband* are invited to attend The circle met at Ihe horn# of Mrs. Ed Lane, Mrs. Charles-were served hy Mrs, Ellen Fha Mrs. Ralph Peters. to battle, he gave his lady fair Meriwether, Mrs. W. A. Morri­ this affair. Light refreshments dnin and her group. a silk ribbon In wear In her hair. will he served and dancing will Mr*. E C. Harper with Mrs.W. P. son. Mrs- Charles Park, Mrs. Yesley as co-haitrss. Those attending were Mrs. F start at 1 p m, . . meaning she was 'tied up’?’’ Henry,A. Simpson, Mr*. W, E. Woman's Society P Rlnes, Mra. C E Renton, Mrs The circle’s nexl session will Wilson, Mrs. J. D. Woodruff and DID YOU KNOW: IhAt years Lillian Vickery. Mr*. A K Ross Mrs, D. H. Mathera. h# held In the Garden Center, ago tossing s rose at someone's Of Local Church alter. Mrs. Martha Marshall. Mrs feet meant you’d like tn be in hit or her arms as well. . "a fan has Have Recent Meet M. S Nelson, Mrs. L. A. Smith been used for ages lo keep a man The Women's Society of Chris­ Mr*. F. L. Humislon, Mrs W L County Council, Benefit Bridge, guessing" . , (hiding emotion I tian Service of the First Methodist Whiddon, Mr*. S. L. Price, Mr* W B. Stovall, Mis* Marie Slew art, expect). , . lo "attract a sheik’s Church met recently st McKinley Canasta Slated . To Meet In Geneva Mra. Carroll, Mr*, Ray, Mrs. Sha attention, Arahlan girls tie love Hall. R»mlnol* County Counell ?(YA Memhers of the Sanford Wn rioin and Mr*. Renpple. knots In his riding whip” . , . Mrs, W A. Hunler, president, man's Club and other interested wilt meet In Gatova Wednisday ■ Dutch swains began eourtshlp by opened tbe meellne by reading the oersons are asked to remember morning at IB a.m. publicly snatching a girl'a rain •Turpos* of the Society." her* to fill mil and return stating Mrs. J B. SI. John urges ,|N 'he Woman's Club Hospital Rene cost and hat offT their wants and request* as to memhers In he present ai "thia Hperl.il attention was called to circles fit Dessert, Bridge and Canasta for the coming year. DID YOU KNOW: that In tarly the following: a luncheon tn he Parly slated for Monday, Feb M. Is * very Important meeting#"-.: England, Valentine's day was given March * honoring Ihe new Circle No. to then presented a She asks that alt delegatee • Tickets tiny be obtained from some what like our Hallowe'en . • members: Ihe mission study to most inspiring program with Mr*. from each school along with aaeh Mrs. Willis Peacock or any mem randy fares sad all; during the he given Feb 14 at McKinley Albert Jarrell giving the de*o Happy Birthday her. The affair will start at R president, "please come." middle ages "a beau hid his me* Hall The suhlerl as annotinred tlonal Mrs. Roy Tillis spoke on Mrs D Hale Jackson of DIsP m. age nf lose In a hollow nf a tree hv Mrs. R F Cnle to he "To the "Accomplishment* of the Feb 1.1 .. „ .... . „ „ , Irlct R will he present and tha . , ’’; KX1 years ago a popular Va Combine (lor Rfforli Fnr Lasting Past Year." Mr*. J P. Davis Chailes Wilk# Mr* n C Wili-y and Mrs. Mel evaluation sheet for each lentine "contained a mirror sur I’eaee," a covered dish supper to then spoke on leh iiihjert, '"Prar t* Starke are chairmen for the , chool wil, he workH „„ Feh. 14 rounded by lac* paper In which follow; amt the district meeting tic# The Presence of God" ami event. I F ia n k Sloan a flattered young lady saw hcrsell tn h# March • at College Park Mrs. Grady Herman spoke on Raymond L. Bass ‘♦Christian Diiclplineshlp" as aomeone'a ‘Heart's Desire’ and Methodist Church In Orlando. Tom Fitipatrick that Ihe first Valentine was carv­ A committee was appointed to Several songs were sung by thr Mra. J . Cowan ed on a stone by the eave man* mall indicator n r d i to all mem members present. Mary Helene Washburn Mrs . H. Russell Elected Leader, Azalea'Group DEAR VALENTINS . . . I Lore Yoe. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (Staff rheto) ★ Valentines Day Most Romantic, ^Sentimental Occasion In Year By SANDS \ DFItG date aeveral centuries earlier as Herald Snrlrty Editor lha pagan Feast of Lupercalia. "If I could wish unnn a star . , . Love Lotteries, in which ynun And have my wish come true, maidens and bachelors became Td wish that I might find the "Valentines" by drawing lots, words to tell . . All my love were set up in central locations. lYva Roman swains then started for you But since I can't. I’ll send Instead wooing their "blind dates" for the current year. A this special Valentine, ^■o tell you, Sweetheart, once Rut all good things eoma lo an i again, how glad I am you're end as we shall ace. Thia willy* mine". nilly approach to romance was bit­ The above inscribing is, as most terly opposed by the church. The of you have already guessed, a young people did not lose mil, modern day Valentine. Tuesday, however, until she beautiful city more formal Feb. 14, whirls Is today, will pro­ fell. Courtship bably be the most sentimental , . and expensive! errs*lon in alt the year for most fit Valentine's Day disappeared pe'rle. and reappeared as the Dark Ages ^ Have yoe ever stopped In won- ended. ™cr about when and how K got In England "during Ellsabethan narted? H fc W M tip fp W a U o n Jtmet ma wupulX - p>Klm*-Wi*; to says that m m r anewnners alike, toss an apple* or an orange with helped Dan Cupid »o weave "a a valentine attached, thrmigh the wch of romantic customs and his­ window of a girl who was not al­ torical controversy around the ready spoken for, and, if an Eng eririn of St. Valentine's Day." lishman refined the request of Since lO.Vt. you lucky single gals, a YOUNG LADY to he hrr Valen Is l-eap Year, the "romantic cus­ tlna (ahem, in other words a toms". I imagine, will be of the future malri hr had to make a best interest. mends by buying her silks and Most "learned rehoUrs’' agree salms. at St. Valentine's Day wai nam­ One of the earliest knnwn Valen ed for > young prieat who refut­Hncs which is now preserved in ed tJ> accept the traditional god* the British Museum, was rrrsled af Rome. by the Duke of Orleans when he "According fa lb« experts, ft. waa taken prisoner at Agtncourt Valentine wai Jailed lor kti faith fa the 15th Century. "The Frenchmen, of course got fa Christianity. While in jail he eurad the keeper's daughter at t|M ball rolling, when they thought blindness but was beheaded eooe of tbg Idea and got 'ye ole paint afterwards. Following the exacts- pot and scissor*’ out In ereale farm which took place Feb. 14, some masterpieces of lace and Vd A. D., it wai Warned that he bit* at satin and ribbons." had thouglitfully written a letter The h a n d m a d * Valentines to console the child, signed 'From reached a peak In elegance and sheer craftsmanship "that was Your Valentine'," The romantic souls of people unequalled until modern graphic everywhere were fired and tokens arts processes were developed." Old Dan Cupid appeared for the •f friendship, which did not at any tlma Imply a flattery heart, first tint* along with gilt paper, wrra still axchsnged 1M0 years Jewels and cut-out hearts. Across laier . . then Dan Cupid took over. the channel, the start English The good old Romans had, sc- fathers told their daughtars that f a tly , lavishly celebrated thia a Valentine was a proposal. t C«»4f FEATURING 5RFE DEPOSIT B0 KE5 3 BIG SALE DAYS KENMORE AUTOMATIC WASHERS Feb. 16th Feb. 17th Feb. 18th V GIANT t-LB- 8IZR AUTOMATIC KENMORE FULLY AUTOMATIC t-LB . 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For the llth straight week In Iho balloting of *porta writer* and broadcasters la tbo Associated Pro** pall, UM mboatoa Dan* cam# .oat far aboad. Drawlag M of a passible US flrft-plaeo vote#, place ta a aeramfta khicb aan four team* cootonding for runnerup honor* and a fifth drop out rather unexpectedly. flO Y P packed aard, Georgia Took bad* farewell ta He old gyaaaakm bp poatlng a now achaol record la Ite 17-74 victory over Louialana State; Tanaoiaoo nudged Maaiaalppl N O la a gam* that aaw tho load chaago baada SI time*, and Auburn ce­ mented Ite bold on fourth place via a 84-80 doclaloo over Georgia. Forward Bobby Thym, who rate* aa "Mr. Clutch" for Venderblli, acorod Si potata and eloared o board* with hla artful rebound* g to make Um victory over Tu­ lano poaalbl*. Stanley Stumpf led the thinly manned Greenlee with M rrm o * 49CAM9 U P 4*006HTOvon TfH t YgA P AHP 49*040 gLiC V O N P *Y At M*3*r oar wd. CHAHC9L to POT PO C K Y /4ARC /AKO O O f O f QfFtCM. M APc/AM o-ntrrtfH oK^Ay n o t *AV9 PtACHBO TUB CONTRACT 9TA6B. PUT rr*i TA xeN ove* THB CONVfksATMVJAL O N t- V*rH NO •4io* p o o r* tfi tto N rrrN prgo& nl PUNTY OF PJBL FOP 40X0*39 VtAVO* OFT*! XortroVB LtAOUt. K Lake-Orange Unit To Meet Feb. 24 Kentucky had la put down dim nowLBia tp Cook Ilia Ashmore's on* ■ man war oa tho llartw lck sat* Wildcat! before aubdulng MlatlsKina am ( l ll i tr a p 1*7* sippl State, tb* brilliant Maroon KUOTI5—Tho annual organisa­ Whlftdnn 31 aa 111* guard, who had 14 polnte, rang tion meeting of Um , Lake-Orange I l m e n Til up 17 In tha aaeond half and alght Basebatl League wlli be held in I'kamblMs H a rt HIT lit* during tha flrat M second* after the Florida Power Lounge, Eustls (Inldle llalla HIT Intermission. Kentucky guard Var- at • jv m. Friday, Feb. M. iinna* ana n h n n iR HI* non Hatton won high scoring lau­ Application* from team* for en­ Jl’ow*ii aaae rel* for the night with IS. try Into the league will be con­ J a r r a t l till l ia llle a n HID Georg* Liqa amaased 17 polnte sidered at this meeting and of- Hann till Von Herbnli Slot and Jerry Harper M In Alabama'! flears for 1IM will be elected. Until 1111 League president Lt Col. Fred runaway vletory over Florid*. The Konlckl Si*t W arn»r 111* Tide's talented twoiome mlaaed Belton of Euatle haa Informed lU y n n ld a S ill Florida's point total by only three. league directors that personal Clark HOT commitments will maka It Imprac­ Male l lll Alabama sank 41 field goals hi H nundr till S3 trial, tha fourth etralght time ticable to further serve the league Broome 11 SI am the Tide has bettered SO per cent In an official capacity and that Kike N cM urray 111! ha will not be a candidate for reIn that vital department. Bob EmD a v la l TI a III rick waa Florida's best polntmaker election. Belton haa aerved aa Hl l arhr tilla v ty H it leagua president for two years. with » . Ta*lo llll lla h a r m a h l 100 Tech, which move* Into Ha tpe- DORM BBTVBKS CONTIACT B o d trb lo n m t ill m u eTAiaosiaaa ekma W. A. Aleva mler Memorial BALTIMORE—Bella! p i t c h e r THAI* field bouae next seaaon, mad* Ite Harry Dorlah returned hla signed Ban. Bowline A ltar arta* I’lumblne lest gam* In Ui* old quarter* a contract for tha IMS baseball sea­ M Powalf Ofllra a u p p l f record-breaker. Hie Engineers' 17 son te the Baltimore Oriole* to­ Ban, RUelrln Hrm. Or* Claanara polnta agalnit LSU bettered by two day. the old mark posted a year ago ■ Dorish waa obtained from tha t a d « C.° .05VM i - Conk 'ook In a lose to Furman. Jo* Helms Chkaio White Sox teat Juna 6. 'ow*ll» Powalle topped Tech’e production with IS Ha appeared In 4S gamea, M of points. Roger Sigler, the SEC's them/for tho Orioles. Dorlah won leading scorer, was high for LSU five, loti three end finished with with IS. Auburn** victory over Georgia waa tha third straight In confer­ ence play for the Plainsmen. Jim O'Donnell cashed M polnte for Auburn and Georgia sophomore Ray Allen was best for Mm BullPete Buriis, winner ef the PGA dofa with SO. senior's golf title at Dunedin, FI*., Car! Wldsatk'a Bald goal te «M laat minute gava Tennessee He Is Militant pro at the Cold Spring margin of victory over Minlaslppi. Country Club, Cold Spring Harbor, The Vol oantar aharod high aeor N. T. He U a brother of Bailie Ing honor* with Jerry Bynum of Burke, oa-Natleaal Open thampiou. the Hebei*. Baeb had IT potata. Allan would no* tee* « her. •Yaahf” be gold. "YoafU be haartag turn htaa, I told him you wore la the book. Aa he didn't really any leto-he as ti e problem. He eaid how a .<«wu were at mapteg UMmleal i. jlrtmente. u would meow a a tj California, of eourst M L la area Adam, that you a work at that problem, and g ..gainol, too, study architecture -gat a degreol Too couUl" being playod at the Oak Hills course. That Fori Sam Houston will be much tougher than Braekenridg* Park where the Open baa been hold all S4 year* of Ite paat, was Indicated yesterday wehn Billy Er* furth ef San Antonio, newcomer to lour, waoiigSM aa lew opr la a U.OOO yro-smateur. He had a three • under • pgr Si aver the 6,set-yard Army course. The tournament was shifted from Braekenridg* Park boeaus* the players wanted a tougher course. Marty Furgol of Lemont, 111.; Howl* Johnien of Houiton; BUly Maawell of Odeaaa, Tea., and Boh Hamrieh of Fremont, O., each had a 70 to ahare $100. Smoky Bgrgesi kK SO homer* for Clnelnn*|| Jait aeiaon and tied Ernla Lombardi'* record lor most homer* ov*r hit by a RedJog ealeher. Burgess also bit one horn* for the Phillies before ha went ta Cincinnati lilt season.. M agnificent Kr*i'r Ttiek ifkinlalo (T-S) ilia Fierlfci^JBaee—e/ae ^ ■fkrHeo Biar Jana) Qlrl lulnlaU (l-t) IMS h r t k Kara 1/1* *0 r*o#*h ta ’ "H la l l - l ) l i t* Mj'fk Kara— l / l l W •K'*rk*d Tima II ^..^Mamary 'Hlinuta ll-l) It!* jr»aalk Hava—0/1* W !"«l Plvla | WHY PAY MORE? Jerrr % U »? 'S T k i t iZ t S rw—e/ie an*, one* n Look, Mnrleaea Mflar • ■!** 7»*. Lanral Orlta, Ploradau, Dark kraiee, Mr. Lain. Baity BOTTLED GAS $ 6 .o o M l 100-UL CYLINDER NO INMALLATION CBAROI SANFORD GAS CO Innarlor Hu4 W m .. .. TOPS IN OR1THOCND RACING THRU APRIL 11 DOG 1 RACING don'tjust askfar bourbon * Nightly 8:10 Mattaaae Wed. * f e t , 1 P. 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CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floors — Tile Baths Paved Carporti — Insulated *710.1 S4B5 [vslen Apt*. Effletewey. Phase COMPLETE nOWN »V . C. J. CROCKER - Builder LEAVITT 4< LANSDOWNE S E E . Saalaola BullF tor DeslrORANGE CITY, FLA. able Home* and Apia. Phone >T. ---------------— ------------------------ - j ------- FURN. Efficiency Apt. 1TM South City Iimtti, SmmtoUnd Court. INVESTMENT Thren Apartm ent Unit COLOBED FOLKS « S - J WANTED fO BUt - 9 S a ^ B ^ r A N T K r ^ r S e ) 1*A BURROUGHS Cash register and LADY MEAT WRAPPERS. AP adding machine combination. PLY LOVETTS-F.. 3rd ST. Thona 1920-J-3 Visit ECHOLS Balcony Whit# Girl. Joe’s Wee Wash It. 2507 Hsnlord Ave. Furniture Displayed for Easy and Convenient Examination. Bunk Bods TYPIST—genaral cierk. Wanted Complete with Innariprlnn Mat­ by well established firm. Per­ tresses, Ladder 4 Rail, (can be manent position. 5W day week used as Twin Bed*) $99.50 Good salary, pleasant surround­ King 9lxo Hollywood Rods ings, Writ# details, reference* Guaranteed 10 Years to Box F Sanford Herald. 10 X 10 Inneriprlng Mattress 10 X *0 Box Spring........... $130AO WAITRESS over 21, Apply I'ls'n Headboard (Decorator Flaille) Whistle. OVER STOCKED ITEMS riaitfr Screen Wire (iq. ft) Celn Glass (so. f t . ) ........... Screen Door Sets .............. Scrren Door Hinges ............ Surface Floor Hinge* ........ Two Penal Doers (from> . , .. Aahoato* Biding (A Grade) Unique Bash Balances (4-1 to 5-3i ................ i -2 h WANTER—Ffult on traa, Small crops, so bMfve and up. Call 2224. Whelchel Grove Service. .Security i.untlitr k Supply Yard HTTATE FOE « A L » j4 87.000 for Two Bedroom masonry -house. Will be completed soon. • only |»io. down. FHA Insured I loan. Just right for ratiramant I home or for small family, I LOWELL B.-OHS* mflesti N$rB.r Ch-laJi1 Dr. ON C R Y S T A L LAKE— 195 ft. Frontage plus 00 It. Sand Reach. City Water—Curbs and Largo Tree*. Phona BIOT Sanford. ■ i ^ «. A Realtor — General Ruiraoen G irtrwds B. Diigfeldcr. Assoetata O n Allen, Asaaclata ilia — - BALL REALTY $0.10 0.13 0.50 t oo 1 »-4 1.50 i.tu 1.71 SUtk 4 Maple_______ {bone W 500.000 CABBAGE Plants M. D. Anderson, Bo. Cameron Avo. C A. WHIDDOM# Rag. Rakl talnfl# I------V. E. DnaguZ*M v ■* WSUama til L P art USED Awing Bet end 10 Ft. Slide. 150. 813 East 14th At. Ph. B B Choir Clearance 10—Swivel Platform Rockara Foam Rubber Cuihlona. Up­ holstered in Dupont Nylon. Raiular $11.19 Value ........ . 1500. DOWN MO 9 ■Cell /io $13 fC eafc L eL ITrWM TneUlAWW » — Bleats 8*1 v«| Platform Rockara. Small modarn dnafcn. Raiular $39.90 value . . wnio tt m t s s a i . a II:S0 T l'K o litt irTKXSOOS lI:o# l.es Aevnnturn (Its rnnln Wnlt 11:11 tin Sorotv I 'l t . i , l.nnt It A l n a r * I) Itl area Cnilnnn r a r n h n l 11:0 • :»• w t i t h » r - m * n - a p t a . «: IA I K m l r .t o o , lion 1:10 linn XI,<11'■ Cninnr 11So SitS l^inn linnanr MS T:an X .00 John Daly M w a L lh lraci M i 1 :0 0 MO * :. to.Oil IOIit to 10 COLORED Women can repri-M-nt I It«U Cosmetics Co. ami earn i uood income close to home. Proliulde territory now available. Wrile 14-0Box A M tin The Sanford Herald m 19- SFECtAt SERVICER - I r* p u i|l Kona*roo T*.i p«ii*rn m ail. On P r n a r i m R*aumn N .oi-11 • o lh r r llnmo I'lnnnira l U i r r Mi.nr* Mini* K n u r r Hlinur I'lila 1.*n,l of (iitro INHUHANCH -I4-B tea to I Rati PoUcyl rsr E. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Flnablag. Ereaky Heating - M. G. HODGES Service on All Water Pumps— Well* Drilled — Fames Paela lead Pheee i$9 It—AUTGMORILEH-TRAILEa* Harriett'* Beauty Nook Ona hour • Wash and Damp Di One hour U • Wash and Dry t finished Laundry lanltooa Dry Cleaning SoitluM u Laundromat Bewlh Hide Faedmarl Bldg. 1M Heat Uth S t MCCU1 tax Prompt Service tvimirtra im. I l rU ii a *m u C d *-+ e + III 1111)1 » ! ■ ^ ■ P I P E CO. Out Went n th Hi. There’s long, Wa have leased some Rooms at th# beautiful Mer-Lou Motel Theta Rooms are available 1 9 5 4 ’s PONTIAC • H) dramatic, tuinne PLYMOUTH 4-Dr,-very Inw in lira g# FORD CURT, l-dr.-luw nillvag#, FORD Tl'tlO lt . McrlUnt cnndilion • Malntln* deal awaiting you 1952’s CHKVItOLKT-l owner, P-0, new pt, PLYMOUTH 4-dr, I-owner, n* rltaw OLDS TUDOR, hydra iiirHr, Radii# 1 9 5 1 'a because our PLYMOUTH Conrartlhle, 1-owner, lew mlleige HUDSON 4-dr. good atriuwi rar, CHF.VItOLKT TUDOR 1-owner, |*-(| 1950’s OLDS 4-dr. autumatie Irene., PONTIAC 1-dr., new paint, NASH Gdr., good aecond rar, 1949’s (Quick Tumever) FORD 1-dr. cheap Irannportatlan MERCURY 4-dr., R, OD. CHEVROLET TUDOR abava average 1948*8 gives BUICK ROAOMASTEH aut. traaa, 1937’s ’ our STOP by and Pick up YOUR Key at the vfflce of Oldham & Tudor, Inc. “fiulideri nf Fine Homes" $981 8, French Avenue ;* r. I ■•1a SPECIAL DISCOUNT avtrage FORD Cl CTB.Forde* malic, RAH, l-owner Absolutely Free For a period sf 4 days, to New srrivsls at Our Naval Air Statkra CUST. 4-U lt, Fmtc, FAH long TO SANFORD Will You B« Our Guent? SPECIAL DISCOUNT 1 9 5 3 's CHKV. RKf, AIR 3-dr. R A II. P/G WELCOME Naval Personnel FAL FORDOR, fully 1955*8 FAI.. VICTORIA-9-cyL Fin1c. Limited FAL TOWN SLOAN Air Condllitintdi loaded FAI. TOWN SUDAN Air CumliUontd, Loaded l.*i* Mhow" w**1, * m an o i l e s h iM P tr N ftS IIS O i n T**l »*tl*rn 7 M Mornlnu Show K otm irno li DO • .no li|irii llm,,* iDiOO Onrr* *\t nor * |« 10 A: lluir llro K n y . II 30 Ml.IK* 11 Ill'll 1! no Valiant l.-H" \• n l.nvn nf l,l(o 13JO K.arili (nr T omnrrnw 12:I•a rioiUlne Main I oo iln* o V Ie rk llnporl I rl K .lark I ' f i r I jo l.oi* m-iry t Of! nohi. q. I.nwia J.ln l l n m a p i r l y I on Hie Pnyn(( 1:10 Holt , ‘rnihy PIim w S48I £/- 1956 Demonstrators T tc a u a r I M Mlrkiy Mom* Club 4 ; 00 I Tin, -i K Itl « to n in liar-nrl fir IN I-imi# Cilwaril* * N rnn 1joo l>iin*yl*i:it I. 00 I'hll i*lli*rt Kliow I ID N»vy l.o# • DO Meat Mllll* bio l!*:| KK.Iitm I D. MO |4«, mm y.iraiion 1n.xn I l.*-( Tlitr* l.lv** i I . MO II D e l n t k n . nn r | g jttB im aaagi cede. state- Phone «T1 i03 So. oak Ava. d Mils, and Open evenings by appointment.) Progressiva mwi ratnium arTWHuonn Vallont l.ailjr l.nvn o( l.lf* Htnri'h (or T om orrow floldlna t.lahl J a r k I'a ar nnnw l.nvn Htnrr Vlnwnr’a D le m l llnh*rt U. i.nwrli c n . n n . i CrontraaS* Ilia r a y o t t tile Mintrr ll-ift I 'r u t h r : It will pay YOU to at* US before 1.00 Hriahtnr i>nr im buy. Open Evcningi end ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call ideya. Ralph Ray, $150. India Imported 730,000 tons of Eaatilde Trailer Salea, (ood grain# In 1055 compared to Palalka, Fla. INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car 4.725,003 Ions in 1»M, pels. Tllee. i ______ 19BOAT! MOTORS Sanford Linoleum 4 Tile Co. Onr in live Americans over 95 U? W. lit St. Phone 1917 years nli| ii foreign horn compared ROBSON Sporting Good* EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Id 1 in 10 in the total population. Drapei-Upholilery and Slip Covers. Evtarade Satea 4 Service Finest Workmanshlo 394 E 19$ SL Pheee Ml by flunspot* are irheduled for an M uter Craftsmen, Il-yeer pmk In 1037-59, say lha You'll Like Our Reeinnehle Prices. National Geographic Society. STANLEY KITLP Buy your Furniture at Berrr’i rhons Oviedo — FOrest 1-3101 CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ' Warehouse Turn., Co., at 901 W. 1st St. All nationally adv. fur­ For Better Plumbing niture at warehouse prlcu, See or Call W- J. KING itlE R C U R y % IMt Booth Park—Pboae 59 O-ELdCTKtCAt W, P. SMITH RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. FR1G1DAIRE appllaneei, aalaa 2515 Park Ph. I17I-J and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, EMetrieal Contracting and Rapalri Fla. Phono F05-3315 or Sanford TV Service Coaler 1943-W attar 9 p. m. Bend11 sad Croatey Appliances 112 MagReHa A rt. Ph. 119 05- OFFICE g g m m HAYNES Office Machine Co., Typawrllers, adding machines. Sale a-Rentals, 219. lu g -, Fh. 44. iim. Ktrlkn II m . h in t:iiO i an itii 4I<M 1 l i n ih m ilay •ill H,rr*l Htnrm • tin l»n Vmif X-rnillil wMwn tv r n i x a e i . a I I,*4 Turin t.linn Vnrd Thiol rn S'lriatdo Thnalr* lloil Hknllnn III,«no g n *111011 t.-rnaoronrtn .Malt) Niw* ll*tuirl 11:10 Mtarllaht Tn*nlrn Kiln lift n Kli Vwan «1 MOHhlNIi <:ia ■1( 0-011 I 'r o a r i m Rna I'roariiH Rnnuina i n S*w •■tV*olh*r I linr 1l*n Th* Stnrolou U Sinn Still »:uo SiSn 11>;m> imin ll:n(> t FLOOR landtag and flatebiai Cleaning, waxing. Barring Seminets County alneo tWS. • TELEVISIO N I in EXPERIENCED Typist. Sre Mr. R. A. Bmllh, Chine A Company ALL. A B O A R D rnsds are privately owned, says the Twentieth Century Fund. PLUM BING 84— HEAUTV PAELOEM -34 Contract and repair wnrk. Free estimates. R. L. Harvey. 204 Hanford Ava. Phone 1838. Etb-B*m Beauty Shop $61. BEST la Workmanship and INCOM E-TAX-SERVICE Materials. IN Rail lad II. Phono MS W * . IL M urray $44. 1111 Calory Ava. Phone U4t M Closed Sunday and Wednesday For ALL Your Beauty Need* call • APARTM ENT, HOUSE En»y Ttrm a looo Park Avenue, 4 Units, live In ono and rent three units at 8 Bedroom Concrete Block M ather of Sanford 1193.00 monthly, rent all four at VA — $225 Down'Payment 188.91 a lit St. hm % 1ST $290.00 monthly. All apartments 186. Per Month P k 1 Ktlcb*i Fully Equipped have private front ana rear en­ trances. If ynu are looking for let fist to 'boose colors and tils. incoma property wa suggest that A. K* H h o e a u k tr, B uilder you stop looking and come In to talk Hus one over. The price of 822,MWOo Is well under today's market on this Income producer. w m uem r . w. m bro t f n t l Am. Fh»«* I t nr i l l TELEPHONE SOLICTORS to work from home In spare lime, We train. Wrile Box UC c. o Thu Sanford Herald. • — Simmon* Sid Chain VllUfl to UD.9S YOUR CHOICE ...............tu.oo V* FINANCING. Thrto Bedroom home, large comer lot, establish­ ed neighborhood. Not a project, 27 — Occasional Chairs. Many style* and colors. Ref. $14,u jaoo Mellon villa Ava. Phone IMt. value.............................. Seminole Realty Mass. Free dample k Details, Far ywr Beat Kaeate neeaat Products dealer for Cullen and Harkey. (Unitor* WATKINS Volusia County. C. L. Allen, 199 N Park Ava. Pbeae 1811. Apopka. Two with two bedrooms each, on* EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit with ona hedroom. Ail with large Living Rooms and •eparata Baths. Near Churches and Shop­ J 8 t« m h 5 a t.'jflrnto ping. This U a good buy for In­ come. k w a t i , *;|li,fiD0,. , • .1....... frW M W R y ti.te *. 'f « , n *, •# " ‘ Furnished Apt. Ph. 432-W, Unflniohed Furniture Pn.f“ I" .I’1' ' " . Broker Annabel!# B. Render eon, Associate 3 Drawer Cheat ............. ... $13.50 Alberta I, Hall, Associate TWO ROOM furnished Apartment. 4 Drawer Chest ........ ... ... 17.50 IT *2 al Hiawatha 3 Drawer Chest ............ ... 11.50 3)0 Mag. Phone 311 A, K. Roi- Phnn# 2*71 Vanity Table ................ . . . . 8.50 sctler. _________ Nile Stand .................... .... 1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Dresser ,, . ... 29 50 TWO Bedroom furnlihrd house. Bookcase Red ........... ... 24.50 Apply G ertie Apt. 113 W. lMh (Twin or Double) St. Student Desk ............... Bookcase . .................... ... 12.50 W CE Roomi. $3. weekly. 1015-W. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Comer 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1233 NEWLY RE-DECORATED hoiuai “Bad" Bamberger, Mgr. 3 rooms and bath with large Open Monday's ill • p. m. . porch, at Geneve. II miles from I Hanford. Furnished or unfurnish­ RED-I-MIX CONKRETS ed. Writ# 0. L. Beer, Oviedo or Mvaelo Generate Co. phone FOrest 5-3431 at Oviedo too Arm Are, Phone 1881 TWO-BEDROOM House. Kitchen —Factory $* Tew— equipped, circuiting Heater, ODHAM k TUDOR, INC Alum inum , hut water heater. Phone 1131. i “Builder# of Finer Homes" Venetian Blinds often HIRER bedroom home unfurnish­ ■} head. Hag-proof bottom ed $85.00. Robert A. Williams Beautifully Designed Three ar.d Enclosed rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Phona 187% _____ Four B a d r o o m Homes for rayon tape*, Cotton or nylon cords, Florida Living Turn. Room, 80T Park Ava. Bwhnrih GhtoB and Paint Co. and VA (01 > Financed FIVE Rooms, unfurnished. Rang* • FHA Phono 880 Priced from $11,200. to $15,000. H2-1I4 West 2nd S t and healer* furnished. Call “ ** _____tIB W. iord 8 t. Salta Oftlca—2625 So, French Ava. BABY BUGGY, High chair, cac­ hed, car-seit and ■ Bathtaetto. Phooa 3100 or 2*90 uWANTED TO RENT ^ 3 Phona 112 TWO Bedroom Unfurntihcd Hwiie (Kitchen equipped preferred) b) a March lit- Hone 223; D. W. * F ri« STANLEY Hie Unlled Slstnc Is the nnly lot. Immediate possession. Total price, $4,900. ABTICLEB FOE BALE y T R A IN S AJOa •K-Xlenvo. 1900. Down buys lovely new mo­ 120.00 dally, Sell luminous Door rounlry where almost all the rallPistes. White (leeves. Attleboro, dern Two-Bedroom Home. Lsrge 8- B N U M B E R T W O IS ALWAYS CM T I M E * - E X C E P T V /H E N B lf i C R f f B K IC C B R E A K S 0 P , FLO O D S, B A C K S U P O R O V E R F L O W S , A N D TNRY CANT M A K E C O N N E C T IO N S A T S L IF P R R Y R O C K B E T W W N SN O W A N D L A N bS S U D R S , C A V E /N S , B R ID G E S DOW Ai AN D W A S H O U T ^ ^ V - - O T W E I B W lS e |T i 5 C V 4 T / M E L I K E * f f is a r N a .* W A N T AD m T uts. F tb . 14# 198(1 TH E SANFORD HERALD 8 BEAL BBTAT# FOB BALE I voliuiin pxrKARl) 4-dr, law mileage. $ 2 ,4 9 5 $2,695 $2,695 • $1,895 $1,295 $1,135 ini S9SB $1,095 I 9: l Jv-JO m �awe*Jf f1 a fVV’i THE SANFORD HERALD Page 8, T um , Feb. 1-1, lajfl George Is Opposed Parakeet Pudgie To Sending Troops True 'Smoke Eater' Into Middle East C. Abernath Will Run On Old Ago Benefits Platform The FrUndshlp League of the Congregational Church will bavt « Valentine Supper i t • p. m. Everyone ie invited to attend. Twe Ladlea will Bake • box aup'The Gleaner* c t m of the Pint Siptiat Church will m**t with Mr*. Bert* CotreU. SOOS Sanford Mi*., at 7:10 p. m. Th# Unitjr Clan will meat In tha Valdai Hotel at 7:4$ p m. with the Rev. Carolyn Pariona a* tucker. The public la invited. The Sanford Touriit and Shut Inboard Club will meet at 7-p.m. A Valentina Party wtll be held and I . program presented. Bring a raWntlna for an eiehange gift. <fl» Y.W.A.'a of tha r i n t Bap Sat Church win meat at 7 p.m. v t h # AaaoeUtlonal Training Union Will ha bald at tho P in t Daptiit Church at S p .m . The American Home Department df tb* Sanford Woman's Club will meet nt 0 p.m. Elaetlon of of fleers will be held and a musical program It planned. Hoitencs are M n. A 0. Roberli, Mr*. James E to n , Mr*. Roger Harris and M n. Thomas Hatcbett. The iCPO Wives club will meet for ■ Va’entlno moeting In tho CPO dub at • p.m. Tha Pilot Club of Sanford *111 bold Ha regular meeting .at the Yacht dub. Board mesilng la slat* M at TilO p.m. and a regular bull MM meeting at 0 p.m, Election of AtOeers will bo hatd at thla lime. Tho Magnolia Circle of lb# San­ ford Garden Club met Thureday morning at the garden center with Mrs. J. E. Nichols at host­ els. Chairman, Mrs. Charles Meeks, presided over the business ses­ sion. An announcement was made (hat the annua] Florida State Flower Show wilt be held In Daylona Beach from March 2 In March 4 Several, members plan In attend the show. Homer Osborne, guest speaker, gave a very Interesting and Informative discussion on pest control. The following members were present: Mrs. Dick Elam, Mrs. Albert Hardesty. Mrs. A. If. Har­ ris, Mr*. P. D. Lleske, Mrs. Charles Moca, Mr*. J. E- Nichols. Mr* Brslley Odhsm. Mrs. H. B. Odhsm Sr.,' Mrs, Fred Perkins. WEDNESDAY Mrs. H. K. Ring. Mr*. Hsrold Tho Civic and Pino Arts Depart' Whlttern and Mrs. J. J. Webber. menta will meet at 12:30 p.m. for * Covered dlih luncheon. A pro­ gram will bo presented on ‘Tetri. Otlim" with R. T. MUweo as guest Speaker, The Pine Arts Depart­ Mn. M. C. Slone relumed Sun­ ment ' will then present a Bible day from New York City where program. . Dr. Brook* will lead tho mld- she was on a buying trip for the wetk prayer service at (ho P int B. E. Purcell CoMr. and Mrs. L. P. Chittenden la p tlit Church at 7:M p.m. from Falls Church, Va„ sre visit­ ; Tho training union executlvo (Committee will meet at the P int ing Miss Laura and Mis* Edna Chittenden, ;B »U it Church at 1:15 p.m. Mrs. Joe Chittenden and Mrs. . ' Tha Department if Pina Arts of Frank Bunn of Arlington. Vs., arc tha. Woman's Club will moot at staying at the former** hcrr.c for I p.m. and tledlon of offiears will a short time on Cardova Drive fco held. A spsdal Dibit program will bo bold and hostesses art Mrs. i . E. Courier and Mrs. Clubs To Convene Blancha Terllorst. CAflSEI.BERtlY-The quarterly Tho SemlnnVo County Council meeting of the Wemlnole County P-TA will meet in aanava at to a. Federation of Woman's Clubs a. will be hold si Woman's So Semloola County School Food man's Club nulhling, Thursday, Service Association will meat in Fob. 23, according to Sira. C. K. Southslde School it 3;3o p.m. Fisher, rounly fedeiation presi­ Mrs, Penilngcr, Food Association dent. Consultant lor Aluminum Conking Tho meeting will open nt 10:30 Utensil Cu. will demonstratn a m, and a covered <l!»h luncheon •election and care of small utensils, will l>r served at noon. THURSDAY (p SA A D Jta lA Try and Stop Me ------------ By BINNiTT CIRF-------------- G fhighly ‘ publicized ski lodge for a weekend of risking life and limb on the glistening slopes. The morning after her arrival sha complnlned to tha manager that twice during the night the had to get dressed and go to the lobby for a carafe of Ice water. "My dear young lady," said the manager. "Why didn't you limply press the buzzer beside your bed?" "The buzzer?" exclaimed the girL "The bellboy told me that was the file alarm!" • • • A weary exacutlva handed a report to Ms beautiful sc Cre­ te ry. "Make a dozen copies of thla," he ordered, "and circulate the one with Uia fewest mistakes." Y O U 'R E TELLIN G ME! —»y WIlllAM IIT7— Central F m i Writer ONE of formsr President Tru­ man's lifelong hobbles, it's re­ vealed, has been weather predict­ ing. Political aa well aa other­ wise? f 1 f .Voif motor car* In use are four years old, statistics sham. Maybe they fust look Ihaf may after the on nets visit the- auto shorn. ! t ! To be happier pteple sheuld argue mere, a (allege president advises, that's O. K., If wa'ra suit •f winning. ! f ! Latest estimate of star gazing scientists is Hint Dm universe is ttvcmnd-n-balf billion yeitrn old. Legal Notice M ir 111: ns- r.vrnv n r nn n cn n r viiuiA InriiArini l M iill.n- fiVIIV. All uvrnnni h n t in u rlnlma or drtnautla as*in>l (It* K u n a of A It. Monro, (lia a (got *-nJ mail .|»c«>latit, ar* liaral.y nnilfleil lliat an Orilar n< A.lm in i-ir.n l.in I In urc (•■•.■ry Ima ln-ai, riilrrr.l l.y tha 11. inor.il. la Strnrai llmiaholilrr. (Nninlv J m l a r . II.nt Ills lolnl mail v a lo r n( -alii rata l,, I- niiiiroaiiiialrlv it.nuomi; dial lh* nam ra mol nildrraara .,1 ih n r r to whom mill a a u i a haa hren aaalanad b r r u r h Orilrr nra an fnltnwai 1‘lyila VV. Monra, hla wldoM, Til link Avamir, Orlando, Klnrlda • ’InIre IJamiibnll, a d u u i h l r r , IIS I ’ulhoiin Ave,, Vaaod City, Mia. eiial].|il. / « r C o d a tv. Moor* A d m in U lr a ir li ot rha r .a ia lt nt A It Slnora, Paraaaad. Mtrit t: os- si i r Seminole Rebekah l/ulgn met Thnradav night In the Inna 1 J»i|) with noble grand, Mr*- Nellie Fulirll presiding. Routine business waa attended and a "nice" sum of money waa obtained for the polio fund by Mr*. Essie Colo. Dlimlsaol was held In duet form with 30 members and Ihree visitor* present. B T A T H U K t u m id \ T * Ir It At.I'll IIAZt.N, ,.W ir alive,,lt,VD and their rrapeeltve onknnwn n..,u-r. if inariiad. end If dead, (he >er|<r< t|va unknown 1'Sir*, devliaae, aranl«rr, arrlanaaa, Whit w«'d like to know la wheth­ er that, astronomically speaking, Is a venerable.age or itdicuiously young. I t 1 Distance between antagonists in pistol dueling saries from JO to SO )hm«*—Facloyraphs. Dt- jfitf J ! I t The Tit has 70 mlttlen finger­ prints on Ate, we read. Yeu getta admit that's a handfull I t I A new- hollow-, glass-reinforced, laminated telephone pole now be­ ing tested Is said to lie more dur­ able This sounds tike a direct challenge to sums auto driver* we could mention. Iirtnira, rrr.lllura, Iru-lata, or o lh rr ctainmnla b>, intnuaft. under or j u n i n r i raid Andrew J lloyd and llaloh llaaan; and all p a r d r a ha*> me, or claim hi * la liavr any riei.t (Ilia nr I ttla r ru In lh* tullowlita d rrcrlhad (iiuutrly, Ivloe and Urine In Hcmmula County, Klorlde, to-w lti Wrat l » t r rhelna nl NS.1, n( Sft'ij of dartion 11, Townahlp IS Xoiltli, Itansr 10 Sla-t. Ion. and ru.h ot you. ere hsrehy nnilii.d lliat a anil liua hern lirouelil •te.ilnal you In ihn Circuit Court, la and (pr deuilnola County, Florida, In i.'liancar). rnlllled It. IV, IVAIII. and lil.AM'lts: WAIIK. hit wife, l-lalnllffr. V. ANil ft1CW J. IIUTtJ, ■iniile. el al, lirtandinla, and you. and am li or you, ere rsqnirad to file *,.ur Ananae In PlaintiffI'oninlainl with the Clark, of raid Cniiri. end »>n* upon I'lelntlffa altornty, Ul;il A. HHKWPt, Jtl . wtioaa pvat office iddre-t la T. Cl. Ilua ISSI. Hanford, Florida. • rnpy of raid Anawar, on nr before Wadneeilny, February IS, A. I). ISIS, ami If you fall lo do bo, ■ rinree pro ,'i.nfea-n will ha entered -ealnal you, end eerh nf you, for the lellat d-niandrd In (he Cninpletnt, 'III- nature of (hi* -nil I- lo nalat the title I* the above described lend Wlineae mv hand and offlrlel aael of -aid Court, thla Hat day of Jan­ uary, A, II, l)Ae, «i Hanford, 4amlnola 4-nunty, Florida. ICsuil Head /mi n P. Ifarndon Clark nf raid Court. ’56 DODGE Coronet -A*. ch Arbor L oxuriouB n ew '6 6 D O D G E C O R O N E T is b ig g e r b y f a r th a n o th e r m e d iu m -p ric e d c a rs! B ig g er in aiie, c o m fo rt, p e rfo rm a n c e , mtylel Y e t ft k p rice d rig h t dow n w ith th « lo w ro t-p rie ed e t n . , WINTER BEIGE "wicker, tweed" U used for a coat and matching suit from Haiti* Carncgla'a collection. A "fur flat­ terer*' of brown molt la tucked IiiUi the (lowly-collared eutt. It* jacket to ssml-fltUd In front end straight In back. The airtight oeven-elghtha * length mole-itntd coat U deelgnml wlt% a round coll*r-on-co!1*r.' PARK * Carrying chargrn less than rent / Prise It «g)eitfs«t amafl eers In Hi* "tow prie* ttoWM * Lakefronl lota * Colored plumbing flxlurro RACEW AY Cer T M gi k t f iertet boger .Cw.-M" if •edge k 14 teles lager * GI or conventional financing Cm " 0 " Bed© k 7J M et laager c« "r , M p k 14 S i n leegar Car " C , Bedgi k H i takes leiger (■ "7" ledge ktU tobeetopr *TI» C anntry C lub'of T rotting Trneks" * PRESEN TS * * £ ? •? & * • • » ■ * * • « * * • /pVIET EVENING FROM NOW O N ••DIRECTIONS—* Amur D o d g « C o ro n e t in th e g n m ll-rn r Arid! * Move In tm m edlntely GENERAL ELECTRIC IN C LU D IN G SUNDAYS COM PLETE D IN N E R S M O M $1.81 A big V - 8 l a n c e r h a r d to p co sta o n ly 95 cen t* a w eek m o re G ian "hardtopg,"- The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM -COCKTAIL LOUNGE- f: perimental scries of radio drama*, gi»> CBS radio a reputation for originality, daring and showman ship. Now, many years and one invention (television) liter, Co­ lumbia Workshop has been revived on radio. Again it promises to give CBS radio a reputation for origi­ nality. daring and showmanship. There is sothing on the TV set on Friday evening at 1:30 p.m. (Eastern time) that compares with it in stimulating entertainment val­ ue. Revived two weeks n o tonight, it has presented in two parts a dramatization of Alduiis Huxley's novel "Brave New World," a satire on ■ perfect scientific society of the future. Tonight it presents * dramatiza­ tion nf George Stewart's "Slorm," an excellent novel whose protag onlst actually is i storm Itself. Un­ fortunately the pressures of spon­ sored time on CBS confine Co­ lumbia Workshop to half an hour. Two bright young men who cut their wisdom teeth nn the program in years' past guide Its destinies Inday. They are Howard G. Barnes, CBS radio vice president IT S Q U I E T A T IN D IN IN G ADVENTURE SEM IN O LE NEW YORK 'It—Away back'in OMAHA (^—There's • psrikto named Pudgles who Is a pet it : .*Lrc |t*Uet v—« -'n't s -ti. a signal of danger to a fireman •« U is In Pudgie. You Just can't smeke In (hr .u tlon- recreation room with Ptidgii around. To disbelievers the lire, men say "go ahead and light up a cigar." She land* on it ami »h« pecks II Into two parts. No u-r m Wow smoke In her fare. eiisOi « m , 2 ta ° n .fr,m . “ * AmeriV.n V .M 'il^ 'g " ih .'r iln e . She's a Irue "smoke eater" like ga e his platfdrm. as the Russians chaned vesrtr her owners. No mudillnglag, no tnterfereeee dlv ^ t# l|nll in labor disputes against organized * |n ,hP guj ne|[ 0f Cincinnati Hr t. labor: Increased old age pensions Siiddle East without prior agre" legs is the best home run hitter end lowering pension age to 30 ment and United Nations sppmvst unrter lights. At least he ua- m years for disabled persons: In-, Referring to a statement jgjj to 86 night games he hit creased pay for ichool leachers; hr President Eisenhower and Brit­ homers, one more than bis loammore sports and better recreational ish Prime Minister Eden, to which male Ted KluszcwH. facllitlca to help the tourist busi­ the Russian alluded. George said ness. he does not recall thae the •»-'* Blond transfusion for "•r—nted anything sped horses are a common praclio- ii Dartmouth’s first football score Qe olh„ (h |„ ^ ,hty wollM was made by C. W. Oakai. cunfer with the French on steps Hialeah. The usual horse trimfusion involvt* a gallon of blood grandfather of Abnar Oakea HI, to preserve pesee." from a pony. Darimouth’a current hockey cap­ Talks among !hc three powers tain. C. W, Oakes his talry in •tarted !nl. week A’ f.tr »* !• Doh Pnwell, young bomi* <vil« IMi against Amhere,t. known, no decision* have been fielder with the Chicago Wh-te reached. In a 11)0 declaration Sox, holds mechanical erg ir-sIn charze of network programs th* three nation* pledged to art ing degree from Atlehlgan F'.s'S here, and Guy dell* Cioppa, his Jointly to quell anv outbreak of University. counterpart In Hollywood. war in the Middle East. "We want lo break new frontiers George sdded that the Commu­ Jim Francis, 6 feet *, i’ in the ares of Ideas," says Barnes. n i s t s . through Czechoslovakia tallest) player on Datxmouth s We are thinking in terms of a have shipped arms In Egypt and basketball tram. He la (ton theater of tha mind." “if we become involved in any Brighton, Mass. Technically, Bayies points out. war In ihe Middle East, Russia the only new tlMig In radio is will Intervene) Indirectly at first, Legal Notice "tape." And that, of course, is the and then directly." 7 i n it) rorstT o r tmk n n i . scientifically perfected mains of tv j i n n i ; anwixni.r. ro t.M i, recording sound. Great -technical MUHINA. I \ FMOBAT*. strides hiv t been made in it since Cohen Is Square ~ IS RE: F.HTATB OF HAttA A. KINCAID radio's earlier day*. Columbia D*e*if \ Workshop is wisely miking full use With Law Again to numiTiinB ath r» ** |( ) V I I H t h G I ' M I M t t in l > 9 PALM prniNGS, Calif. <*of It, realizing (hit great dramatic i m t l t t l l l h t T M ID M T U T i Impact can be achieved by Ihe Mickey Cohen, who recently com­ Ymi ainf #*ch nf yn»i n f hr v * notlft*»<1 and rDnulf#«1 In pr* * » auditory smses — as great, aay pleted a federal prison term for i»nY fUlrn* And d#ni«n«lp n m *r some enthusiasts as the visual Income lax evasion, Is sauar* with you, or olthrr of yon, tiiiiy h a Ihe law again after pleading guilty •Klitni*! thP ANtAt* of Hrtrn \ I " smses utilized by television. Ut4t'Agri|, l«f» of flnld two misdemeanor charges and rnld, On tape sound ran be captured, In In thw Cntiniy J t i d t t «#• * paying ST5 in fines. County*, KlnrliU. i t M i offtr# »i mixed, changed until trick* are i hn fofirt hoiipo ©f *aM Cnuni* -i Police Chief' Anrust KeMman played with lime and even tonatily said Cohen stayed at the El Mir*- fi©nf©rd. ClnrldA. wllhfn f-lsrrot *»'• O'ndttr inonth* from Vh© 111nt© of •1• Itself is changed. This Is the tech­ dor Hots) under a fictitious regis­ first pnhllcRlloh of this fiat I* "» nical innovailon which Columbia tration and also failed to register liiirh rlflltit or tlvmsnd shlilt 1^ writin*. Sint ■h©l! I!»• ri * Workshop is utilizing fully. More as an ex-convict. of r^^itforTf**1 and pn*t nfflro H oImmii I, mu! shall h© syi , m important, however, Is Its bold Municipal Judge Emene Ther- of Hi* hv lh* i'In (out nl, •«•■»«». r»f free use of ideas which are nat­ teau fined Cohea ttrvt with a In i O'r n * y , an d «nv *in h r In Itn or 4 • ■ urally adaptable to raidio and prob­ choice of to days in Jail on each m ind not »n flint nhall h© Yolri J.tn* I*. Cortpsr ably never can be achieved by count, but hr suspended ISO of Ah A d tnlnlstrilnr #f t b l I M a t r of television. Tonight's dramatization one count and V i *1 the other, with * Ham A. Klncilff, dto#as»d of "Storm," for example, Is loo the proviso Cohea not violate the W*hh*f It. Iliilfiss al U w big in scoop and concept ever lo law for one veil. Cohen paid Ihe Ally, W h t i r T irk , Klnrhfi be undertaken by television. fines in c a s h .' Imbllr*»llon K*h. If, I t K . pcmlmy'on how mail they are? * Wife-rover Rainbow Kitchen by >* Columbia Shop Revived On Radio AL PROM AN OFFICE—the athletic type—wedt up to a 19M Columbia Workshop, an ex* IN ItS:; KH1AIK OK A. It. M o o l i K, Upitflictl. Seminola Rebekah Lodge Has Session '•«T HAVING A GOOD TIME! Shown above I* part ofthe crowd attending Uia Anna Miller Circle's Vslen tin* dinner and daaca held In the Like Club Saturday at S:80 p, m. (Photo By Jameson) i% rii 7i~i "i u f n r -rasa: <n rv rv j i in.i:. iv n n ru n »s**iivni.se < i n M i , o r v r r . o r s- l u h i i i a IV l-UOIIATie so. ■ - The Ladies Aid of tha Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Melseh on W. First Street at 7:30 pm . The Intermediate Choir rehearsal Will bo held at 7 p.m. In the First Baptist Church. Tha Adult Choir rehearsal will be slated at ft p.m. In the First Baptist Church. The'resulsr meeting of Seminole Chapter No. 2 DES will bu held at (ho Masonic Temple at a p.m. All Past Matrons and Past patrana will be honored at thla tlmo. TREE DONATED ‘At a recent Arbor Day program held in Plneereit ichool local gar­ den circle* donated trees to Iho ichool. Tha Rote Circle gave a live oak tree, tho Hibiscus Circle a mag­ nolia and tho Dirt Gardonsrs Circle a Koalrouteria tree. Tho oak waa planted during tho Arbor Day exercises in honor of Mrf. 1 Rosin Carnor, a formar teacher, Mrs. Reynolds, principal, spoke M the car# and value of trees. JACKSONVILLE ( JP)-C*rl Aber­ nathy, Jacksonville office machine mechanic, «*id yesterday he wtll mn for OTrernor ' *-v * platform! calling for Increased old age bene­ WASHINGTON OW-Sen. George fit*. f D-Ga) said loday he I* opposed He slid he ptsns no campaign tn tending troons Inin the lense speeches f» public places "and Middle East test Russia sets* the making a lot of promises 1 cannot action aa an cxcum to mova in fulfill. !*m not a politician or law­ Us own armiesyer; I‘m Just • little guy who George, ehslrmso of the Senate came up the hsrd way." Foreign Relations fnmmltlee. addHe I* S6 yrsr* old, i lifelong rd that he knows of no Rrlli-h The Sanford Tourist and Shoffleboard dub will meet at 7 p*.m. for a special game night party. The Variety show that waa staled this week la -postponed until Peb. ». The Woman’e Society of Chris­ tian Service will have a study dasi In McKinley lfatl. It will begin at 10 a m- and dose with a covered dish luncheon. The sub­ ject Is "To Combine Our Efforts For Laitinit Peace." All members are urged to allend. Visitor* are welcomed and there will bo a nursery. '. I ....... ........... * ■ ■ Magnolia Circle Hears Reports On Pest Control If 1-| \ \ - ‘■ V LI I p*Har*sswswg( At • touch of your fingw. you command tha grtaUd perform. ttsg ear on (A* road todap—bar toonol Tho new *66 Dodge ebatternd every record la the book i--including world recordn held ...'by expenefve foreign model*(n It* mentionaJ 14-dty official run on the Bonneville Sail IlaU . The 'M DodgsrV-8 hold* more performance records than «Uo**wr American eancomhiMA Yedee Under d » Or Mdy,* h rt tok» I* 'Vresk the leek,* The Uerwtce Welt Stoe-i3 8INCB 1841 8ANKOHDS LEADING UU1LDER S a le s O f f ic e t L ittle V e n ic e — P h o n e 1 6 0 4 f.'-'.'a ift« -*s'•* > *1" ' * k'il?i* •‘.-lii"; ' i-v, (-Lva' -j.r*-».!»*iJ, .-.t, ♦i zii% K*. �P r~ P fi*;'-.'■&*»'?» . i‘^r-' ♦** •‘i*j ’ >•f*y vWiw^-x' !•••,*i•*■*pif/* > ,v3fei •vX* ;/%“ •* ?V 5'fv; , > ‘ ■>;tT'#441 -‘V '- ' ‘• bif vri.’. T v t ' . • J W ^ v ' " ' -5iV ■„• r'.'"' ;,>iiff'5jnw*' Weather Shop and Save In Sanford ?P y £ ^ m tfrrrft AN IW PgPKN nENT nA Il.T NBW 8PAPCT RAN FORD. rU M lD A M o r e Enthusiasm Urged For French Ave. Dedication, Banquet Student Loans Offered It m t t f k Clear to partly eloidy tad tltfd through Thursday. J W E D N E S D A Y , F E B R U A R Y 15, 19X0 S a* No. SI A a jg d jie d P rg jg l,*a*ed W irt Galloway In Moonshine Acts *>1ifii State 1 -jpar late* dent Halley has designated Tuesday, March 27, aa the date for holding com­ petitive aiamleatlene for the pur-, poee t4 a warding State Nursing Scholarship Loene, H i g h aahoel panlera, high repeal graduate#, or atudeate al­ i i ••• ready enrolled h* nursing whe desire he train for "The leait we can do." James Ingr taresr la Florida are A. Wright, ehelrmen nf the Semi­ lo compete If they have rarnsd nole County Chember of Com­ at !aaat <>na high aehool unit tn merce Fregch Avenue Dedication aasn hiologiral and physical scl­ ■fxj i if. and Dedication Banquet, told the ent*, ham been a 'etidant of dlrectori of the local Chamber of Florida for on* ysar (If applicant! Commerce i t their regular month­ I* undar 2 t ytara of age, hi* Tor urgent ikpH for th* modern ly meeting last night, "la to be parent* must he residents of Lu-|!ii,ra of the Seminole Memorial Tape Recordings Progress It helng mad* In af« enthusiastic about the French Florida) and planqlng to entoil as it was pointed nut furls tn finanr# a new building Avenue Dedication program." In an approved school of nursing pr:rir io ihr completion of the new Are Presented conilructton program for JUnfore The event lake* pise* at 4 p. In Florida this fall Applicant* for i building, is dramatically demonOnly five witness** were brought Conflicting testimony was given | n,fu*trlei. according tn a report musing scholarship ,lratr(| hv the patient censti* now U / J n r f n n l A r f a n l to the stand yesterday to testify m. in froat of Seminole High MIAMI (UP)—A year-long neigh- practical in a I’eiioral Jury this morning In made to the directors nf th! In the conspiracy trial of impend­ School whea a host of road-mind­ borhood .qu.hhle hMted o m list yr*«icii Z 7H,tor« lr' ‘ n"**" ,w" ' h(r " , n S ^ 0 1 1 1 6 5 1 0 1 1 1 live second dav nf the trial of *u* .Seminole (’minty Chamber cd ed visitors from all over Florida -i-a-. „ » * — ____ «*___ ___ . w ** umU m i icience rrf ni»rnt<l, Kor half of ihi* ed Sheriff Jurtson Luther Hohby, night when a 12-year-old man went paraon whn i» awarded a Stale time mere h u e been 50 or more pended sheriff Luther Hobby; Commerc# last night. will b* in Sanford for the ribbonM-jetr-old railroad engineer turn­ berserk and ihot up a homing de­ Nursing Scholarship Loan must ai|u][ p.i11cnl* in tha new hospital, | former deputy, Andy E. Evans; Plans and «p#rifimt!on* ar# now culling ceremonies, ed ihertff. | velopment, wounding two house- agr*n In writing to b*>gln prac-1 Administrator Harry IVelr said, former heverase a gent, Dwight being completed, Chanther Man­ Seminole High School Band will Accuied, la • Federal Indict­ wise* and than turning Ihe gun oi tiring nursing in Florida lm- T|le o|d Pcrnntil Laughton Me Yelvlnglon: former Negro deputy ager Forrest Bteckenrldga' 3*14 ment handed dawn In Tampt In play for tha event, Wright laid, himself. NEW YORK 4*—Michael della Willie nrown; tavern operator the dllrrtor* a* they r*vl|w*4 mediately upon graduation or m„rjlll ha,| , jj bed "and we already have a list of at November liat year, nlher than Sgl. Floyd Alahiwy of lha Crim­ Rocca—with a hit nf counseling Jerry Martin and James Smith tha *■■Satriai Committee’* pro­ Hohby are: Andy E Evans, de­ least thirty dignllarlea whn have inal Bureau nf Ins alligation, said completinn nf court# and continue CJp*rli,v The , laff a| tke new Fast First from fellow cobbler Ulno Prato— before Judge William .1. Barker. gram tn aid in th* expansion of puty sheriff for Hobby, Dwight D. arcepted our invitation to be Burton Julian Herndnn tarrorireJ tn practice nsiratng for the period Constable J 4) Dnllnway waa nn# qj Sanford'* fast growing specified for tha type mining ,nvf | institution has hern quickly ha* hit Ihe 3A4.000 Jackpot by an­ Yelvlngton, f e r m e r Beverage here." alio named by a Negro under­ plants. the neighborhood before wounding swering question* ahoul opera on scholarship h* received. . . jdjusllng to tke work load aa Wright pebited out that the agent for the State, WlUle R. cover agent employed by the A. It Pet»r*on Jr„ a mamba* In tha chait. His condition Applicants must register with H(.|| a, in thr n*w equipment snd a television quit show. Brown, a former negro deputy for French Ave. project la Ihe firat himself High School Principal, Director routine* with which they are work- Delta Rocca, a 54-year-old Ital­ State Beverage Deportment, aa of th# Seminole County Chambft Hohby, and .terry Marlin and major highway and road building Is critical. one allowing moonshine operation ' of Commerce Industrial Com* James Smith, negro tavern opera­ program for Seminole Couuly In In lertoua condition is Mrs. Nor­ of School of Nursinr, or County ma, according tn Ihe executive ian Immigrant, plans lo use part In his Seminole County diMrlct mitt#*, rrpnrting for th* ComMIhe last 20 years. “Ami certainly Superintendent by Feb. ZZ. officer, who commended them for nf hi* winning* lo improve Ihe am­ ma eJan Mullinix. 23. shot four tors Sanford Pollr* Department Pa -Ittee’x chairman Don R a i s e High school seniors who plan their willlngiirsi ateur operas h# stages as a hobby Kelsey, under crow examination we want to show our appreciation tlmea in the stomach, chest ami Indmrn, Carl C Dudsnn and Joe j revealed that tha anpralsad vah for the modern four-lined and The din-ton hive In-on loud In nt the high school in llaldMln on arm. Mrs. Helen Cole, 33, I* In to take Ihe scholarship exam­ hv defeme attorney W. W Judge Hickson were tke first, two wit ne nf the new building lo hoU*4 fair ----------------eondtlion with a bullet wound ination March 27, must n-glsler ihrir praise of the nunes, the Long Island, where lie lives. - _ , stretching , — of Daytona Beach, said that *ua- .p a v e d thoroughfare with their high irimn) principal; patient o re sad the Improved He aniwried s 14-part question nesses railed in succession today more than dnutde their present pended ihertff Hohby le'd him from on* end of Sanford In tnei|n ihr Irft hip, Pod.snn stated that as tlse result capacity of employes, would kl students already enrolled in a opportunities in trest those who nn grand npera last night on Ihe early to January, t953. "Thrre'a nf a conference with Seminole 3d I.POO, 0 ,l\VrighL*cha!rm.n for .he Semi 1 A,’ * ur* * '* ° hl**k ■chool nf nursing must register are ill. The modern equipment, CBS TV program The 304,000 enough builnesi in Seminole Coun­ in the vicinity of tha Herndon A report on th* Federal High* Counly rrnicculnr. Karlvle Hmtsty to justify your aalary, and If nol* County Chamber nf Com­ home wai In a stale of panic for with Director of School nf Nurs­ tha ready availability of phnrm- Question, locum# taxe# will lake holder; former assiitanl Stale'a way Program poll, arcordini If that isn’t sufficient you tan linn merce Dedication pmgram la *»■ more than an hour a a Herndon ing by Feb. 22. High School •rry. X-ray and nlher diagnostic about Naif Ihe money, Attorney, lluherl flrlgas; ami Senator Douglas S t e n a t r o n i . up the boolleggeri and gamblers," aisled by a eommlttee Including loaded his 22 rsliber revolver (iriiduate* may n-glsler with the aids are continuously impressing He cntil.l have quit aid taken Slat# Attorney. Murray Over­ chait man nf the Legislative ana County School Superintendent. Karlyle llouaholder, Senator Dou­ ihe me,Ileal mra with the great A tense moment in the trial came National Affairs Committee of tha again and again, blading away at Application forms thnuld l>a 'liules that were laken as Ihe new the 312.000 ho won last week on his tired, (irlggt and lloiishohlcr Chamber, early when Attorney Judge asked, glas lenstreaa and Representa­ cart, houses and people. showe th* mountlrif fouith appear,met on the shnv look the two officer*. Dodson and secured si tima of registration hospital opened. "Line up the bootlegger* and gatn- tive Mack N. Cleveland Jr. nationwide Interest In th* prt* IIirk son. to Talljhaore to appear Only two other tonimtants hao Herndon went back to load his and should lie completed and The dedication program chair­ Mother* have been delighted hlrrs for what?" before the Governor for iheir *p- po«ed program now before Con* Kelsey’s enswrr was, "I don't man pointed out that more than gun again >■ three motorcycle of­ turned In to the person who la wlih the ly|>e rare provided for won Ihe grand prir*. greaa. In charge of the scholarship ex­ likely the banquet, set for 7 ficer* arrived. Sgl. Joe Balough iheir new offspring, Weir said, Exercising his prerogative of potnlmeni as sprclal nrvrr.ige know' sir." Heparlincnt Investigator*, with­ Based on addition taxea for I Lclnn Thnmai I-on*. SS year-nld o'clock the evening of March 9, and Patrolman Robert Rrinheinier amination wher# th* applicant ami added Ihat from the mothers’ taking an expert adviser inlo the out pay-aa-we-go program; Stan*Iron* pay. admitted moonshiner and hoot- following I f t French Ave. rtbbon and Robert Duncan riurkw.1 behind reports In lake the lest March t iandpninl the thnughful provision* isolation booth with him, he chose told th* chamber of Command* 27. However, Dndma tald flier were cutting, will* be a sell-out. a parked car and exchanged shoU for their cherished babies are well Prato of the Bronx, who won logger, la euilody of the If. S. Directors, the Federal Highwaf reimbursed for expenses surh as The examinations fur white ap­ worth all tnc planning ihat went 332.1100 in Ihe opera category on Ihe Marshall Hue to a sentence for “However, if there are aome who with Herndon, mileage, travel, employing nf Bill, propoalnf 40,000 mllaa "4 of Seminole County show last Aug. 9 and quit. possession of moonshine whiskey, do not. aa yet, have reservation! They ahot oirt lha light* ,n ,nr plicants - will Intn ,ht' it''i’**ri*i. In the new highways aero** the aaUattf httjers anil other expenses. or tickets, wa would like lo have surprised the lesa than 50 apcetiliving. room and on th* ' porrh of l,r >n t,"‘ vonfeienca roomm11*1of People visiting loved ones who The two shoemakers—Itolh horn will ptubably go tbrauglk*' i I. 0 — 1 ._.. I 4 .1 ... ...1 ^1 . . , 1 u 11 k them all rail the Rcmlnule Coun­ It was revealed Ihat two lape lors In the Orlando Federal court­ Chatnlier of Commerce f l i p Ihe Herndon house. They rushed thr Srlmol Administration llulld-j ure ill have rnmnirnled on the (he same year In Italy, both U, s. room by testifying that tie paid ty Chamber nf Commerre Im­ the house hut Herndon had ahot Ing nn Commercial St, Tims* *"^4 quality nf car* bring taken of rlllien* an,) both lovyra of npera record '’"nmInga were rqada of ennver- Idept George Toubjr, greeldjp'f >1 tw*.»een Mayheltii amt If at night’s meeting, r*v«4 l*<t proleclion money to t Constable- mediately an Dial wa can 9 **rt all himself when they Hfkff# W.----- r th* negro applicant.* will h* hritAihrm and have hn«n rtti m*-»r*sl —<Ntli)d QfK*' ^fe* cnitfei n , . ki - W | by it, nursing off!>.**)• him said. Pt;lnl» ^With Ilft llftfy gestures ihtNnich ’ J'l,lnl" f flame*, eaiploted as buy that the Florida Tower fk M |h | Pallet Cftiaf George " W ir y on efforts . toward taking car* of fferndon, a roofer l»y Irade, waa at Crooma Acadeihy. them." three oreislons. Examination to fill vacanclea Many hav* bgrl lnipie-*Ml with Ii'hr'vTmdsin of the Isolation Iuvoh ers ami sriing nailer rim inslruc- Company ha* offered th* ua* o( lion of Ihe two police officer* their expert In the making nf a <* Elsewhere In Long’* testimony, Wright told the Seminole Court in a psychiatric ward at Vetarana for 1400-a-y.ar Scholarship Loan the Woman’* Auxiliary members | and both Willie Brown and .fkmrs revised study j f the Industrial he stated that i l l "Justice jo nice of m the l ocj t y Chamber at Commerce Board i!. J’ . . m* ,boul for th# preparation of leathrrl who h u e shown eourtr>y and con Smith The two tape recordin** Survey. Pear* Hugh Duncan was in Hoh* | 0f Dtreetors last night that h* Is i month* ago, Alsbury said, will h# held March 27, tn tha suieration heynad lh.it >« otien had nol been plased In court nr County Kcliool Administration found m larg* hntppali, it wa bv's car when Hohhv. Duncan nut quite ready in announce Ihe "We are greatly hi need of before the Jury up until noon to­ up-to-date Information In furnlafq building on Commercial St. for aililcd. and a maa named Smilty came lo I complete program of event* fori day. white applicants and at Crooma my hnusa and wanted tn control the twn port tons nf ihe dedication prompertlv* Investor* In localtnjf Academy for ru-gro applicants. ah of Ihe moonshine ill Seminole rvrnt. Kick ton stated thal three record­ Iheir imlurirlts here,1* T a w h f High school seniors, high school Two Communities ings were taadc and always kept laid. and Oraage Counties." i ..(h ir n rlt a|m r |tfht now." he graduates, ami college students The expert, proposed In mak# " I was tn make the moonshine , al(| ln isu ir*. our#clves that NEW YOBK 41- Robert H In hi* possession nr in the **> *t Struck By Storms who dim# tn train for a teach­ the Sanford Police Department. th# revised study, will me#t with at 110 a jug and they were to han- (bcr# will k* an enormous crowd Rrhleilnger 39-year old plavlwy ing career in Florida s elementary MOB HILTON, Ark. UD- Torna­ die II," Long said, "and I turned at the 4 a'rlock ribbon cutting However, he admitted that one the Chamber’a industrial Cam* The 31st Annual Pioneer Night or secondary schools at* *ligiM* do-1ike storm* at rut k two com­ ♦on of ■ millionaire mother, plead ' of Ihe recording* had been loat j mltte# and further mtat with 111* It down because we couldn't make rrremonie* at Seminole High ed guilly ywstfrday m an oil stock has been set for Tuesday n+fbt tn rompat# if they lias# been munities near krra e.-rrlv today, I any money at 110 a Jug." r could not be fnund. 1 Board nf Director* at lla n#it swindle. School. Justice nf the Peace Hugh Dun­ "Unlesi we have on* of Ihe big­ March a, said Frank Ivins, ot ■rsident* nf Florida for at Irasl killing at len t one person and I’linlon ftiieed, a supervi.nr cm- 1regularly achedutnl mectlnff, He had uss* 3122 BOO of Ihe pro (.ake Mary, last tight on* year fif appliraut under 21 injuring two. can told The Herald this morning gest crowd* atlcnding th* actual cerds from a shaky I/mlilana oil ployed by Ihe Stale Beverage De- | "All nf ua are going la ihei* old year* of age, hit parent must The storms dMlroje,! or sever promollnn to htty lewelry for ac- parlmcnt, »dmitted working tin- 1 In regard In Long's statement, dedication," Wright told the Dir­ "All 1 know about It what ectors of tke Seminole Counly ages where we lael Inntly." said b# resident of Flondat and am v damaged eight hnu»e»—four at tresi Linda fhnsllan. (terenver and with Ihe two San­ ford Police Department officer*. the newspaper carried, and If true Chamber of Commerc*1, "it will Evans as he told of plans for the planning to register in the school Cleveland and four at Sardis—nnd T V tihsk), unmarrie d Xrldcsinspecial evdnt held for these over Contlsurd on I’axe 9 ilrmoli-heil manv farm btiildingas carried in the paper, Ixinp's nol be a successful •vent." ("art C. Dodson, Sanford patrol g er fare* a p o itth k maximum M sears nf age aaek year la Lake Al Cleveland, 13 mile* north of statement Is a He and most ridi­ man. said the first meeting beMary. years. If* Iwern ilia county prosecutor.. here a AT year old Negro, Verne seoirne* nf in fn culous. ! go not know him nr where A'hfnrd, was killed when wind ought get off with less hy making Stale's Attorney, assistant Slate's! CASSELBERRY- Rcsonlnf of "Thrra’a on# lady wto aomaa 9-Year-0!d Boy's he lives. 1 only know of his long No Relief In Sight smashed III* koine to splinter* rntitullon to lh« Ihrf* men he Attorney, Patrolmen Hlrk.inn sml the we»t side #f Laka Dr., fro * down from Oeergfa each year for criminal record.** i Ills 2 year old wife. Ethel, suf­ dii|M><| in Ihe nil deal. Pioneer VtgH" Fkank Ivans Bravery Backfires Other witnesses yesterday for From Cold Wave the north and saiith side* of Quilt* (irttcral Sessions Jinli* John A. September 1*33. AI.TADENA. Calif ' 4*— The g,il- fered multiple Injuries. the government were Mrs. Melha LONDON (A) — Europe's relent­ said as be recalled ititiy <4 those tuplet Dr., lo lot 59, excluding One person was reported Inlttred scheduled sentencing 3nr 1-nng, wife of the admitted moon less cold wave had claimed at Who have attended A a events )„ tanlry nf 9-year old P-nni* ndlle Dodson I'd,| lb* Federal Jury, traders and la block G ang 3 hirkitred He herame wedged In at Ranli*. I bout .......................... four mile, smith( M'irrh li shiner Lein* T I-nng and Mrs. least t*0 dead loday after 2'» year* pan. on rross exam in alum, that all re­ Harris B •trinherg, kchksln- ports and playing of ih* tape lots to lb* «a*t, an Seminole Blvd.. Ruby L. McNair of Jacksons die, week*. Belief still was nol in sight. "We have h-A * -------Marr.hev <a — riot a chimney when he Iricd tn go nf here, and four hou.e* wrra refrom residential and commercial grr'i l*v»)*r, fold Ihe court: down tt and open the front door ported damaged •later nf L*lon and Leroy Long. Subfreeiing temperatures spread *n,f war* mail* before th* rounty aaaadtnj our annual "II* realises the foolishness of prostcutor and other State nfli- In residential ally, waa approved Sheriff Marlin Hawkins tald th* Former Sanford Ave. notion* •cross the Continent. St. Trope* on get-together sad thara’a a hit of for hit girl frteirf. whn had been locked out. > storm at Cleveland, population his past aria and as a Tint slop rials. Hr alvo stated lha{ another by the council Monday night. store operator William Howard French Riviera playground lenllment sb-mt Pioneer Night In the chang*!, stibmlUtd by tha Duskin, now aa Insurance agent the Dennis says k* h.u climbed ahoul an, cut a .w.trit Jon yard* toward* straightening 'mil his iifr Informer, Martha I.e# Drivers, out in Laka Marr," Evans said. inning hoard, H waa recomm*n<t> h* has to rsalii* Ihat he has \ tn Huntsville, Ala., told the Fed­ had a 19-inch snowfall, heaviest "Evcryaaa should mike plans down his own rhtmncv ic.eral wide, knocking hmt'r* and buildwas employed and used tn contact wronged olher people and lo make and get Information from Willie *d that pres»al trailers In (ha lugs oil Ihrir foundation*. eral jury sad court that "I In­ In memory. llmex "but ours Ii bigger and I In Invite intwaena o«*r 90 tn if. area concerned would not ha af> whalsver rcJrasi Is possible." tended to go Into the nuonshine Icepicks'slowly forced the 1,90(1 tend lha 3t* initial PJeaatr Night never go) stuck before." II# got H. Brown, th* former Negro de­ .Htrinhrrg said Rchlesinger, an puty. Hudson slio told lltr Fed­ (fried for a period of (wo ye its, LENTEN SEASON IIEfilNS business and made arrangement* Ion Swedish cargo ship Matilda on and bring them #k»ng to enjoy just above the damper liter (he after which lima ■ house would to Sweden’* rocky Baltic ee**t. to get protection" one nf the dwast aver.mgi anti fireplace In Patty tVibon's hmur VATICAN CITY 'T-P(i|u Plus Air Force veteran, now hat at eral Jury, on erois, examination, he required. The proposal alaa "I was to give Hohhv 350 a Helicopters stood by to rescue th* events of ri* efar,’' said Ryan* and diicovered h* rmililnT go any XII marked his own fniwhcn I ailh ♦i*ady j,>h as a pilot amt flighi Ihat th* undercover operator. provided that us* of trailers i|p> farther—up nr dawn a'he* loday *\ ihe to-day l.cnien iiistruclur. week tn operate the still," Duskin crew of 20. Clinton Sneed, bought the Silver plied only in present owners and The lee also tnruatened the last . Sch.*»lnger’« mother. tt*e former Moexrs. a Book#rlown tavern, with diil said In later testimony. Duskin Patty’s parents, Mr and Mrs. ^ P«nanre heg.m h>r nut extend it event ownership open sea lana between eastern and. » r i O t p l f Q f N O l C S Mona Willlami, Inherited 12 mil 1 Paul Wilson, war# sway, from Christian* Ihrnnghnut ihe world, j said that "I did not get lo sell State's money and look Jim ri was transferred during lha two. horn#, but ihe turnmonfd firemm, nom*n r«thn!ic» obierv# A«h * ^ in It53 ifom hrr iee* Smith In wlih him tn oporatr it. XI'fi any whiskey and under th* cir­ western Denmark. F<*. II year period. who uied ropet t# pull Dcniiii up. Wfdnpjiflay hy ittrndlri^ Mfl.%* tfurhusband, llarrUon Uilliann cumstances I laid Hobby I could People In hundred* of Isolated •elaaaei tludMin, In his trxllrnony ami on Graham Wilsen, secretary ._ sontv bill unharmed ing which Iho priest marks earh J**1# is oiw married tn Count Al rro.x examination, stated that ihe inning hoard suggested ih% not afford lo pay him but 312.50 vllllagcs in Italy and on lonely Bal­ Mrs Mtrtha Faya* aad son tic Island* ran ahort of food and a week." Asked about hit giil friend, lien forehead with ashes and says In Kdwsrd Bismarck She has no State prosecution was m*,l* parking regulations h* InitHtitfu Mrs. aa*an* Parent .tBrntaiiaat nit answered: "She's my treond Latin: "Remember msn that thou i""* ’,,rn rx,r'l one nf >h* worlds from evidtnre gathered In their on ihe circle fronting the Evani "My still was raided hefnre I fuel. By countrtci, thest deaths were Mr*. Mary Camara* girl friend. J don't think I want art avhes and unto ariies wilt re- “e,t dre»wed women, could get the first balrh run off luvcsrigatiun Questioning Dodson Bldg . In which Ihe post office la Pat Haagbt (Oataaa) any more." |ltirp." [ never gave tke Sheriff a penny recorded from cold, fire, storms, about (lie number of hours work located. The proposal waa referred , or • drop of whiskey," said Dus avalanches and accidenla attribut­ for thr Stale in wide-spread in to alderman Bra Evans, who with Ohio Legion Post ed ed to (he freeicup; kin, vesiigations dining 1933-55, he hi' brother Miller Evans own tha said "We were working In th" ical estate Involved. "1 don’t know ton much about Franco 107, Yugoslavia M, Italy Thinks Tokyo Rose City of Sanford, Fla as palrol Town Clerk Frances Allan ra* the whiskey business," Duskin sd- 03, Britain 43, Ororcn 30, Denmark milted. "I Just got familiar r . Germany 35, Turkey 41, Aus­ WAbWasmar m - Prealdeaf front the heart attack ha mfferadbav# had ilnra the Piesldent wa* Should Be Forgiven men". He further slated that the ported a balance nf 31.901.90 I f City paid him for the eight hours enough with it to get some time tria 17, Netherlands 15. Portugal Eistnhow# ‘a doemea #*y he la Sapt 34. and hit health "contin­ rtri.kcn. This give* added hope SPRINGFIELD, Ohio yx-Tokyo be wurkjed. ‘ The (ate paid us our the street lighting fund and t l .t t t in ’lie escrow lighting fund. Tht at Ihe Tallahassee and Atlanls 14. Spain 12, Swltierland 11, Swed­ physically abl# lo serve a seeood ual to ba satisfactory." and assurance ha will servo for nose should be forgiven for her en 0, Belgium 3, Poland 4 and term. They go Iw O * and »ay expenses, mileage and money wv Slate rigarrltr tax refund which Federal penitentiaries." Eisenhower undoubtedly wi l l another four year*," World War II broadcasla tn (he street lights, laF Trial resumed this morning it Libya I. that from a mrxllaal alawkpof t he give lha psysUisns* report c*r*ful Adlal E. Stevenson. KurnhnwCnUrrl Stales sereieemen In the had to put out on buys," Investlga jmaintains iniissii a vnmint Ail la tt Ift i ftft * • :30. appear* fit for "awalhar I la 10 consMarattoa b-sinte h* makes his er’i opponent in 1952, said In Se South Parlfle, memher* nf Ihe linns were made on their own free January amounted to 1124 39. lime, he said, lie told thr Jury, year*" in the preridawy. mnounrement, whirh he hi* indi­ attle that "like ail Americans I Cutilee-Wnrd American Legion on cross-examination, "To my Roland Files Suit That ts the optlmlrile swport Els­ cated will roma around March I. am of fours* drilghlnl at Ih# fa-' po,| resolved lari nlaht. Resolution Passed knowledge llmre baa been none Dr. P. D. White Tj,f resolinion ask* ihat Mrs. \ proienited (investigation)" Against Studios enhower (aims wWi Mm whea he But ha told ■ newt conference a vorablt report , . At the outset Of Ih# Physicians’, Ivan Ik.l.lko Toatirl A* A.ulnn Kr Palrolm an , |lrkann f(1„ ow. Slated To Appear By Association SANTA MONICA. Calif. ('*) - files today to ThemaevAe, Ga„ for w«*k ago today about a wawk'i vaeaHon ai lha LAKELAND tgu. A resolution Gilbert Rnland'hai filed a '*®50.- estate a (te Nwafary af at* Treas­ "I think I will probably true* my news conference, a t t e n d e d hy restored her United Stale* elllron ed Dodson ta Ih* wllnesa stand own **Hfl|* more thin I will the shout luO newsmen, Maj. Gen.| „hlp. It slates, "There la no record and revealed that h* also was On Television asking Lakrlind schools to allntr noo damage suit against two film Hows id M. Snyder read a slate-( that Tokyo Hose ever convinced a noSTON IF— Dr. Paul THu children to lake an eltcliv* studio*, charging the reissue on ury Humiskfay. Th*r# h* quite like­ doiriori' report." as a special beverage ly will reach a final decision on Nevertheless, tha medical *p ment lnjshlch the #lx doctors de- single (milling man of' a tingle empowered course Instead of dancing was ,supervisor tin make tha wide­ White, the Boston heart specti whether to seek ra-slsctlon— If he pralial waa a sun# /or much'dared Elsenhower “has made a statement she made, but rather. spread .Seminole Counly invealiga- who told Ihe world about Fi passed yesterday by the Lakeland television of "The Cisco Kid," jubilation among political support- good recovery." Snyder Is Elxen- was a source nf entertainment tn Hun. Hickson brought with him to dent Elsenhower's, he art rest film series he m9de 11 years tgo ha* not already dona so. Ministerial Alin. The chalet (regarding a second *.-'* opponent 111 1952, arid in Sc bower’s personal physician. hundreds of ihnuiaadi of those Ihe courtroom two tape recordings day, is scheduled to go nn 'teji At present school children must har; hurt his status as an actor. take rhythm dancing aa part of The suit, filed yesterday In Su­ term) Is his, not oura,’" said D •r.hower will hkf for another fotu Tlie first quesllon put In Snyrfrr fighting men" and did nol .Impede whirh were marked, Government vision lonight, but only nlher d their phyilcal education course perior Court, named Monogram Paul Dudley White, Boalon heart yaari ia th* Whlta House If he la was whether Klaenhower could (he progress of the Pacific war Exhibits, No. Or>a and No. Two. tort will *•* and bur. H# will k **rva "another four years In the in any manner. tinleaa they bava an excuse from Production!, Inc., and Allied Ar­ apaclalltl, In telling a news con­ physically able. The lin t lape recording, Klckaon one of six physicians In discus* tists Productions, Inc., si defend­ ference about Ih* medical report Sen. Carlsoo fR Kan), one of the While House without any damage Tokyo Rose, wha waa released sold, waa made Jan. S, 1034, at lha phase of haart disease on a their pastor. from Ihe federal reformalnry fur resldpnr# or Johnnla and Mayhelle circuit television program b*aip< Some children say it eauirs ants. The movies were ralilted h# ami hi* colleague* gav# Eis­ original Eisenhower - for • presi­ lo himielf." Snyder replied: dent boottsn, summed H up In "We believe he ran serve four women In Anderaea, W. V*., In Gatnea on W. Eighth St. in San­ only to medical gathering* la " them embarrassment lo gel such "Chico and Pablo," the suit con­ enhower. nr Hv# yegrs or longer ln a very January after serving six yaari, ford. Th* second lape recording "ia|or citiaa bam Uit Ns w. f an excuse. Soma say other children tended. and Roland’* appearance The Treiident'a six doctors said saving: ■ b la fun of them If thay abject In lhatn allegedly hurt his chances In a prepared atatamant Elsenhow­ "IF* As bast naws the people of active poaHion of great respooii- has paid her debt to society, the ha said, "waa made April II, 103' land Medical Canter hqra.r lo appear la other talavlsloa role*. er "ha* mfd# • good recovery" Am Dotted BUtaa aad tka world bUity." raialahoa atataa. H tie f i f c t i i Papa M .. | grua a ( Neighborhood Fight Ends in Shooting; 2 Women Wounded Long States Paying Protection Money On Three Occasions Special iHAppreciation Of New Agents Hospital Displayed Revealed Opera Knowledge Efforts To Finance Building Program For Firm Advancing $64,000 Jackpot Lake Mary Pioneer Night Set March 6 Playboy Pleads Guilty To Swindle Casselberry Group Approves Rezoning I Ike A ble To Serve 2nd Term t - ‘i I . ■ vi MsSS-i r-Ai-j V-v T r � 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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Becsuss of its laris site ws r* breed, to ash for 63c shlpplni luise. Shipped in su y to Msemblt ctions. Don t delay! You must order V \ Instrument panel In the ceckplt which it pictured ekeve will give yeu hour* and heart et fun. t �g- 4 m .■* ‘ u **;. ■; ; • ' :V *v ‘ Weather Fair, allghlly warmer throegh Tueaday. W RAN FORD, ESSE M O N D A Y . FEBR U A RY IS, 1 9 H Wire NO, S I •m .. “One of the big questions in financial circlet for 19M la whether a rcudy supply of money , will be available to satisfy the demand for loans by buainsaa end Industry) builders of homes; and. to finance consumer ^purebaaea,’1 Carl K. Diatclhorst, Executive Vico President of tha Florida Sav­ ings and Loan Leagua, told tha Sanford Rotary Club today at ita $ |w n white men were given »en- noon luncheon meeting held at tha V ’V ' ' ' Y> V !‘V Tfi i (criers of bard labor «t Raiford Yacht Club. Stale Prison whan they pleaded "This la a completa reversal of guilty tocharge* brought ag»lnit conditions which prevailed only them before Judge Vaaser Carlton two years earlier when money to loan waa freely available and at Friday. somewhat Interest rates -John Riley Shirley, 31-year-old than prevaillower today," Dlstelhorat The gatex awing open this even­ The chief witness and the one escapee from Ihe Jefferson Prison SflJlln ing at T o'clock to mark Ihe open­ men around whom charges ag ain st Farm at Louisville,. Ga., was sen­ Ulstelhorst waa Introduced to Two truce bills were rehirnen m ing of the American Legion's 1956 suspended Sheriff Luther (lobby tenced to two year* for breaking the Sanford RoUry Club hy Indictments by the Semlnnl# Coun­ Seminole Counly Fair. were cratered was arrested Fri­ - hmi entering to commit a misdea- George Touhy, Executive Vice Slade's Shows, nf La Belle, Vegan day night, shortly before 10 ty Grand Jury last Friday after* nSannr. President of the Flrat Federal arriving yesterday morning bring­ o'clock and charged with taking tmon shortly hefore 3 o'clock when »■Shirley will be held for Georgia Savings and Loan Association of ing a variety of rides for both bribes from Negro moonshine tha 18-man grand Jury completed authorities following advice from J. Sanford. William Bush, president Its daylong iaveillgalloni and children and adults ax well as aide sellers In Ihe Oviedo area. Edgar Hoover, FBI Director, that of the Sanford RoUry Club preehearings. shows and feature shows fur the Constable-Police Chief George the State Board of Correctloni In Ided at the meeting. However, the minute* of tha brightest, gayest midway In the A. Kelsey was arrested on two Alla, la, Ga, requested hie return The text ot Dlstelhorst's add­ Grand Jury were Impounded for a history of the local fair. Identical capias issued by Semi­ for Iho Aug. 9. 1955 escape from ress u tha RoUry Club la at fol­ The big new permanent fair nole County Clerk of Court 0. P. period of six months is a number the Georgia prison farm. Police lows: building has been augmented with Herndon as an outcome of 'indict­ of secret Indictments were band* "Why la money In short supply T Chief Roy Williams, of the Sanfort the use of a huge lent In house ments acrrelly returned hy tbe ad down by tha Investigative Follca Department, received Iche To undersUnd tha answer to that Ihe many exhibits (hat are lo be Grand Jury shortly before ( ■roup. The open Indictments wera notice from the FBI following flng- question one needs to understand displayed this year. o'clock Friday afternoon. The In­ rrint comparison from print* sent a bit more about haw great the Organisations displaying wnrk dictments were kept secret unlit against Gilbert Brookins, JJytarold Winter Park poolroom np«ra*. m the Sanford Police Department rfemahd fur credit la and whara and accomplishments of their Ihe arrest of Kelsey. the money comes from. The hous­ lor who was taken Into custody to Washington. group Include the nny Scouts, Cub Kelsey, who staunchly denied Tuesday night. Jan. 3 following The 32-year-old while man was ing, Industry, Ip which many OVIEDO FARM CAMP ESCAPEE Robert Jones,24, I* brought to the Seminole County Jell by Sher. Scouts, 4-H Clubs, Home Demon­ have an Interest, Iff'e Deputies after being thesed four miles. Jones, minus trousers, wai flushed from the ramp of Att­ stration Clubs, Future Farmers of knowing anything of the Indict- an attempt lo rape an Altamonte tracked from Stine Machine Shop fnmlliea mrals, was released under *5,000 Springs single while woman,. wil| serve as a good Illustration ore so many forma of free enter- for providing seme of the answ­ orney George A. 8|i#*r Jr., Friday afternoon, (Staff Pholni America, Cronmt Academy and bond, 12,3uo on each charge. ' Brookln* la charged with tha where he h»d broken Into Iho front olhera. The Cnnstable-Pollc* Chief said. rape of a Longwuod wblta nurse doer lo his ranted room by Ihree ers, Commercial exhibits will give "At tha ead of 1065 the pri­ Ih* fair-going public an opportuni­ "I don't even know what the Oct, 9. He was Identified by bolls members of Ihe Sanford Police De­ vate home merlgaga debt of the ty lo see an array of home and charges mean." as he waited In lha Longwood woman and Ih# partment and Const able Galloway. nation was *88 billion. Where f a r m appliances, automobiles, Ihe Seminole Counly Jail pending Altamonte Springs Woman when he The breaking and entering charges doe* the money come from? was placed In a six-man lineup trucks, television, office equipment Ur* completion nf his bond. m i placed again Shirley when About 40% cemes from cavings Both warrants sre Identirat, ■t the Seminole County JaiL am) other domestie and farm He admitted breaking Into the filling aceounU In saving! and loan as­ He la being held In the Seminole reading ’.'exacting and accepting goods, station nf Constable’Galloway and sociations. Tha balance I* suppli­ County Jail without bond. unauthorised compensation and The Ameriran Legion Fair As­ Asking four partial boxes of elgirs ed In almost equal amount by The taecond indictment charge* remuneration for non-performance sociation official* *xptaln that The question which hax drawn Charter of tha Cily of Hanford end three ysrlial boxes of randy tavlnga la commercial banka, A l(-year-old negro escapee Sain Sewell, 4T-yeir-old negro with valued at flO. All of Ihe loot was savinge banks and in the form of from ihe Oviedo Farm Camp was heated debate *1 meetings of the which In essence does not allow there will not be a livestock ex­ of duty." The trial of suspended Sheriff Ihe flrat degree murder of Johnny life insurance reserves. Thus, the taken Into custody shortly after 4 Board of Sanford City Commit- the cily (Ire equipment and per­ hibit this year du* lo unforeseen recovered. Luth*r llohby will probably get Wade who died Wednesday moriv* elrrumstances. Hermsn Lee Tyner, M-year-old supply of money available for o'clock Saturday afternoon four slonera will come up tonight at a sonnel lo go beyond Ihe cily limits underway tomorrow when Ihe doc­ log, Feb. 1 al 4 a. m. from a lab However, they describe this white min was sentenced to one home financing Is primarily de­ miles from where he was flushed regular meeting of ihe Board al In the carrying oqt of their duties year’s fair at the biggest and best ket ii sounded in Federal Court In wounds Inflicted by Sewell, year at Raiford tSate Prison for pendent up** tbe aggregate ol out of a eamp oe Lake Jessup g o'clock. and on the humanitarian point of Sewell, whose address la give* Drlando bnfore Judge’ William J. grand larceny, Tyner admitted the ■mall aavlags of the people. At the same lime, recommenda­ view. Possibilities of charges be­ of all that have been arranged for Barker. Government’s witnesses aa 1504 W. l«lh SI. stabbed tha near Mullet Lakw Park. . Seminote Counly cllisens, theft of saddles, blankets, and bri- “But In 1968, despite the feet Robert Jones, serving a sentence tions of Ihe Plamilnx tod Zoning ing made for equipment of the City The fair opens tonight and will were .subpoenaed today to appear yetfvatd Johnny Wade wUtra peg* f i on Doeember 13, Constable J. that the peeple of the nation en­ or various chargea, l«(t the camp Commission In reference to the Flro Department lo goMl VH«qiK> outside w ofax continue through lha week unlit at the Federal Court In the Or­ ). 'Galloway mads the arrest nf joyed more Income than y m la -riDewrge A.- 8p**» m AltuuMd. 'SMhrdnytf W i t r * in r Uvu ' illei ■ lando PartMVflfc# FulMfhg. w it ­ mem­ Meaning af two araaa In Sanford lh«.eUy have also been hldtory, ihe/ kbfAT isM • aiuuuU Tyner aftar.feliowkjf the Iheft of ber* of Iho Seminole County Bar from residential lo commercial Second Item on uI T A im * noon mallnees. Thursday after­ nesses answering subpoenas this (Continued aa Fage Eight) the stable equipment through sales Association arrived for an after­ will be diiciittcd, brings up a discussion of the re­ noon the fair grounds will be morning at 10 o'clock Included of Ihe articles to olhera not Involv­ All told, the Board of Cily Com­ commendation to reion* an atra thrown open to (he Orphans from George Kelsey, constable and Ovie­ noon meeting ami outing. He was ed. surprised to Ihe extent that he led missioners has a full agenda be­ south of 25th St. and an area on three Ccnlrst Florid* Institutions. do Police Chief. Sanford Police Administration so quickly he forgot his pants and fore It this evening with eight Laurel Ave. lo commercial sonea. The youngsters will hold full away Department Patrolmen C. P, Dod­ wax attired In only a pair of Item* for discussion and possible The Laurel Ave. area extends and will grt an opportunity to ride son and Joe Hickson, former Approves Building Approval Granted from Sixth lo 13th Street* from (he many" unusual amusement de Police Department Sergcanl {{III 1 action. shorts. Sheriff Denver Cordell, slung In the order nf their appearance Ihe alley between French and .Vires and see, Ihe gala array- of Horne, former Deputy Sheriff un­ Of BO New Units To Pave Two Roads der Ifobliy, f|. R Cooper, Rill DuxGordon Bradley, head of the with Drnuly Sheriffs Ed Pratl, on Ihe agenda, Ihe following ques­ Laurel Aves. In the alley between xidrshmvi. Housing Authority hero today an­ Collon Brown, Constables J. Q. tions or requests are to be consid­ Laurel and Elm Aves- The arra Friday afternoon will he (he n- kin, a former Sanford Ave. cloth­ Casselberry south of 2Jth SI. was recommended nual Kids Day with Seminole ing itnrc merchant and operator that the Public Housing ' Slim'’ Galloway and George Kel­ ered: CASSELBERRY—At a special nounced sey, a dog and runner from the Discussion and vole on the mo­ as an exlanalos of a ions already County Schools turning out at of a fi»h nm p, and an unidenti­ Administration has approved the sweeting of the hoard of AiderRemembering her many ysara fied negro. Oviedo camp, and many clllcens tion to discontinue fire service lo commercial lo allow a national thrn Thursday night, approval building of 30 new unite for whlta of Ihe county, chased Ihe escaped areas outside Ihe rily limits. De­ food chain to buy property for a 1:30 to allow children to take Attorneys for Hobby Include W. a* Clerk in the office af the Setn* occupancy. In lha midway and exhibits al was granted the Casselberry prisoner through heavily wooded hate on Hi* question has hereto­ 20,000 fool afore. W Judge of Bsylona flearh snd inula County Judge, friend* «f reduced prices. tier dens to pave Plney ltlilge He esllmalrd thr total cost of and overgrown areas Into the fore been based on the sclusl Mark N. Cleveland Jr., of San­ Mrs. Cassandra Srhulta helped cons Iruc lion at *300,000. Tha pre­ Other Hems, In lliolr order, In­ Rd., and Overhreok Dr., In con­ ford. Hobby will appear before her relebrale her 91sl birthday open. sent units total 260 with If,5 clude a request for Ihe transfer Man's Wedding form In specification! presented Federal Judge William J, Barker Saturday morning by preaant* The negro prisoner, who escaped In Castle Brewer and 86 in Wil­ of a bet-r and wine license at H 20 by Hibbard Casselberry president. with Constable. George Kelsey ing her with a huge cake and a hy Jumping from a truck passing I-ocuwt Ave.) request for an alley Band Lost Friday Twenty-three property owners liam Clark Court, both colored and the Lake Charm Fruit Company slated as ihe chief witness In the bouquet of flowers, 40 In Edward Higgins Terrace. between Vain and Prlncelon Aves., In Out ere* affected wrra pre­ Mrs. Schultx retired from Her cast. A men’s wedding band was lost In Oviedo, said that he arrived at The additional D O will make a to­ south of 23th st. to 25th Place; te s t and, with one exception, apIhe ramp Wednesday morning at dlscussiun of Iho use of the old possibly In the vicinity of Ihe Semi­ Georg* Kelsey refused to make 25-year* service' In the County fweval for the - tt foot mixedrin- tal nf 70 white units. hospital building; consideration of nole Counly Court House last Fri­ any alatemrat in re/eranea to the Court House July 18, J04.1 efter jjace asphalt paving wax signi­ ' This low rent housing project 11 o'clock. Ha said, 'T knew II tha dlatlitcllnn of being was II o'clock ber*i|s« 1 turned Is fur low Income Lkiiililtt and! xt-ardins bids on the street resur­ day. according lo Ollis G. Owens, chargea brought against him Fri­ having fied. Absentee proper^ owners tb« r.'r.t Cl*rk In tha Ssmlr.olq day night pending the advice of on the radio immediately and the former Chief Deputy In Ihe Semithe local authorities feel that the facing program; an offer to pur­ bed previously agreed te the pro­ hla attorney whom ho did oot County Judge's offlre having aerv* chase city property on the- west note Counly Sheriffs office, gram, accordiag to Alderman Bin the addition la needed In the announcer gave Ihe time." rd under Judge Ernest Houihold* while section. He was taken a* he lay Just off sldo nf French Ave. north of Com­ Th plain gold band Is of immense same, Evans. er, Judge J. G, Sharon, and Judge Kelsey waa taken Into custody (he road In lh« sand. Officers sentimental value, saM Owens, and mercial St.; and a discussion of Property owners wilt pay a flat Arrnrding In lha latesl nnrd re­ Ihe by Sheriff Denver Cordell and It W. War*. knew that he was In Ihe area of possible plan In set a portion “ I wound appreciate Its return." eum of $200, af which a portion Sha alio atrvsd for 18 yearn ceived by ihf Rev. philllp SrhlrsiPiste Road *6 when Ihry were ad of the police salarica as subsis­ Tbe band of yellnw gold has Ihe Deputy Sheriff James Singletary aa tha flrat eerratary-traaiurer will he used Ve pay for paving and brought lo lha S«mlnol* Coun­ vised that the prisoner had tried mann. pastor of lb# Lutheran tence allowance. Af Intersection!. Insrripllun Inside of "June 12, 1959 CASSELBERRY — The Wo­ ty Jail where he Immediately post­ of llie lora| Hospital Association, Preliminary easts of surveying, man's Society of Christian Ser­ lo get a pair of pants from a Church of the Redeemer, ‘ The Other matters lo be discussed 0 0 0 -0110." 31it. Kchnit■ recalls vividly contract ii signed and will soon ar­ ed bond and was rriaaied. negro resident. ographlta| Mapping end beck­ will come up In mlarclliuiroui Owens, now ■ conductor for Ihe many of her experiences during vice of the Community Methodiit rive here." Chargea returu«d In the Indict­ Ironically, a trusty al the Semiing ere te he paid by the Church held its February mvtlng nolo Counly Jail assisted in the The Rpv. Sehlcssmartn's refers In business from the floor snd from Atlantic Cos si Line, dIJ not know ments handed down by the Semi- the year* she served In tha Court development company. members of the Board of Cily where the band could have been House, (C aatiaaed mi P a g e E ight) ' Mayor Juriui , Allen, with ap­ nt the ehurrh Tuesday with a capture of tha escaped. prisoner the cnnlrart In he signed by llie Commissioners. lo.t, a Her son, Carl Schulte and hi* covered d :rh tunc neon being m t v Florida-Georgia District of the by carrying the "wglkle talkie" proval nf tha board appointed family arrived yesterday to titll ed at noon. Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod outfit during the four mile ran. alderman Herman R. Joyce, local during tha 91st birthday eel** Sheriff Denver Cordell said that for the building of a Chapel and centractor, to ba Inspector of the The builneie eestlon wee con­ bratlon, ducted by Mre. M. C, Dugglna, the 190 pound escapee. Robert Church building for the local Lu­ paving project. Helping celebrate Ih* birthday theran congregation. president, and a alrlt, The Fine Jones, will face charges In Semi­ a|dermsn R. Joyre, local contract, event tiaturday morning wera, qr, *o be Inspector of the paving Spiritual Classics, was prsaenled nole County for breaking end en­ The contract hai been tentative­ W. n. Williams, Mb* Nell Wil­ ly awarded lo P. M. Campbell, lo­ tering. liam* Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Palmer, «.«i contractor vmmubivui and an a builder, uuiiucij who TT cal and Hanford Police Chief Roy 0, will gel the contraction m the Williams. hulMIng for Ihe Lutheran Church ol Iho Redeemer nnderway soon. Hie proposed building la lo he constructed on properly recently purchased by the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer on Oak Ave. and 25th place, Just off IT-9* just east of the present locallon of the Dairy Maid lee cream establishment. The regular monthly marling of the Directors of the Kamlt)ol«: , The Lutheran Church of the Re­ deemer hat been holding Us eerCounty Chamber of Commtrr* will be held tomorrow night In vlcea since the beginning of the the Educational Building of thB mission church, Mother's Day, j Seminole County Board of Erfuea*. ‘ 1953, In (he Sanford Yacht Club. tion, too East Commercial Ave. i Services have been held there ■t I p. m. continuously with the eaeeptlon of Tbe tentative agenda Inetudei, ' a brief period due lo the high wa­ ter in 1954. five reports from committees of Ihe Seminole County ChamberAccording to the centred with of Commerce, .. P. M. Campbell, the construction , A Legislative and National :AI- rffl period of the new'ehurrh building faira report on Federal Highway Poll will be heard, the Industrial $ Committee report on the Sanford Manufacturing Company project; , } the French Ave. Dedication re> ;r port, Central Florida ExposItlM Exhibit report; and Ihe report 4 ; y tract. the Seminole County co-ordlna Have been Included on the agei J. C. Jorgensen la ejialrman of George Touhy, president of the building cnmmlllee for the Seminole County Chamber of C Lutheran Church nf the Redeemer. merce aaa stated that "Thlr ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS i very Important maetlnf 2 White Men Given Sentences Of Hard labor At Raiford Gates Swing Open Constable Two True Bills Are At 7 p. m. Today Arrested Relumed By Jury i For County Fair Friday Friday Afternoon' B S Escapee Is Seized, Full Agenda Faces Taken Info Custody Salurday Afternoon City Commissioners. J Cake, Flowers Are' Given Mrs. Schulfz On 9fsf Birthday » FACE EIGHT �if t - .-vr; • ’ '*SfMttf,J4-if *J ' >.***W ’-to»rr/1 *■ ■*.4,^3*Ma". PageS B rs*frk iU j '•Ji'K., M l , U 'U PAVV, DOWN A MiNCI ------ * « l « . « £ « C * rr« » « a » tWHATS TMIOLD POTMIUCB O tu c r POMSCTAMOWC L in n o n t w ‘>WALOWtf < , K.VOUBHOUtf , *A c m c *f/ Z CW A Xt*c» >StA S&UTHtHM CITY, HOW V.C CoL"-0 M LOOKS M Sr. I SOUTHPAW SKINS l i too sard T i g t r to come to DETROIT UP}— Southpaw At t i r m i , lio vln g 1# o ut o f tko fo ld. Ahart today algnad hla 1010 crm* Th o Jack rabbit of too w elters trsat with tha Datrolt T litri. Ha plains In too United S U to i U really S' las nledlyHihar Homaon Dalary Ava., following a waak’i day at 1and Jsstor sad Miss Halon Bnod tha homo of Mr. and Mn. William P s h aajeyad as oyitor roeit at Nya in DaBary followIn* her ra< Jane* |U e* af New Smyrna Sus- laaM from tha hoapltil la Sanford. gay. Wa art slad aha U homa aiala. Mr. sad Mrs. Jimmy Hsekeit af Tampa vtttod Mist A. V. Mekasi aad Mr. F. M. ted BIU DMana . ‘ Thursday. Mr. aad M n. Bar Babar of Msdias, N. T. wste rtottog Mr. sad M n. L. M. W rit* Friday. Mrt. ftriMll. as auto M Mn, Wright Is ■aktng bar hems wMi Mr a largo haro whtlo tho B o llla n b a n i i a rabbit. • AS flf Anclont E i y p l l i n a , whoa* a m . balmlns flu id, aoma oxporta ballava. through too agaa, uiod bo o ty aa a p rloclpil lngradlant In thalr am- LI N C O LN M eet the man who For 1966: the longest, WeBt, most powerful Lincoln ever performs hundreds of "weddings" a d a y . . . . Iffi , , * V Mr. sad Mn. gtorUpg Orogsa ed Miektoerg. V|, « « • vutti*; at toe b tM ad Mr. sad Mrs. Mtltoa ■pas Friday. Mr. aad Mn. J. A. Tveep at Mtaneapelii. Mias, ars eeeupylag tos Lawton aparimsati ea sumo island. O oam l and Mn. Frink Warosr sf Cbastsut HUI, Philadelphia, Pa. wars oversight gueiti of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. lam e. A l e Miry t , Molrido WAF has oomplotod her advanced train tog at toott Air Force Bite, IU. aad kas return id to hor homo bass la Spokini. With, too U the MSI W. Mina. Art, DoLsnd and tor dauihttr of Mrt. Miry MeBrldo lata d o o m MeBrldo, who w it fsr s sumbtr of y iiri tm ployid h r tha Florida Fowir corp. plant to Bstorprtii, Tha family mido flair ksaio boro for s number of f a in . Mf. and Mri. dim Biker and ton, Tana, art su tiit of tha C. A Mandaraoni this wtah. Tha Rav, and Mrt. Sitcom Carl* ton, accompanltd by Dr. Shuler tselo, praaldant of Children’! Hama Beard. trivalad by ptasa to It. l Mo- whom they will attoad National Annual maatlni of Mto board of hotpitaia and homat, totof bald tbara tola wtak. lira. Anna Olaat, Miu Dorla Nbar, accompanltd by Mill Our.•Ha Farhar and C. W. F triar of toUsd and Mra. L. o, Myera of flPPa arrived for a vlait with i* f ■J T i MU It |uat one of a haul 1,300 gsrihom loll tahlt iplkara. loan with lha Cana pony alwaat 10 ytan. Ha'a aatfva M ITA work, llhaa to hawl, and haa handy with taala around tha hauaa aa an tha lab. Wat "topUth" to hit NatJanal Ouard palt far yaan. N ever before a Lincoln so lo n g . . . and 86 longed-for Mtot BIO Baker, cabin rptieer h r tomtom B A la hit day’* work bo "Jolai tofatbir" tbo hundreds of day wim ia lha talaphooe cablaa which cany your caUt. This loogaat, lowart of alt Unoofos to total nowneas. In avary distinctive linn (t asynt thla U the on* and only completely now i fine csr of tha yosr. Than ia s frsah mw . aaaa h a r p , of beet**, of powsr, of p e r­ formance . , , that haa wonlnatant acclaim from thoaa who Instinctively recognim tha GMaspUdag is just OMCfBUuqrjobah takes to fill your talaphoao Beads. Aad Bill la typical of m as 65,000 Southam Bad people who work 1 1 s weli<oachad town. Kooplnglntricsi# aquipmast Is tow shape. Putting m Di through, GMag Uaaoto Bsnutyt Its esMm Is the elsu ttto. . . the uncluttered sweep of Lincoln's m ■. *• fA u n m r o ■/. ■- Lj-1 a v e braathUkfaf length. Hare la good taata that speaks frith qulat authority. Lincoln Power! .A mighty, aaw 885* horn power angina . . . tanned with the incompatibly smooth Turbo-Drive tnuta* mlailon , . . deliver* more usable power than1ever. Lsm through traffic with lhcredibla agility . . . leap around high­ way alow-pokaa , . . float up the steepest mountain' grads and you'll know at last how a flna ear ean atop. Xineotn Farfarsunest Hare’s readability you’ve never dared Imagine. Unique hah* Joint suspension, married to Linoolh's ■cent 6 feet of lowness, looks you sure­ footed and ssfls to the sharpest of curves. America’s motoring trend-settsn hive token Lincoln to their hearts. . . In truly nsm lous numbers. Are yew, pwhape, <taymg yourself an toporifoos that should be yours. , , the adventure of Ttomtit .-.tvy j .-v - v “ to* �nv » * Htrlong Reports rT ^ flo o e y o c u . I MiNDiPlve ccntsce \ CdCM omtQ 1 n V so o p re N y . r ^ | y A * re a ) ^ /K 'T O M G H T V * c pQETTy FLA3HV JOS MDUQE O^iVlNa ^THEQE, D O v S / ^ a re A c ry . D A T E'-S u re * c o u Q se .“ irwA5 53 M3u« O l A v nop THCVTje HUNTING , AUTO ACCESSOf? T3. ir j u s r nab-vt*A stand .*>ou vnoq« so out* j mean m icsfc , THATS AtL' A . AnOPmEQ j Q'QL? T C TWHVVB G O T 3 rd LIGHTS. APPOBO ’O GO STSADvO DATES FOUQ HOQNS. M a s , txr AND S T U * F .' WHAT E L SE D O THffV WANT [ A r m w u m v /a e YOU AVr UfTMM.t in y T r IW HOVT NTWOT- tr w i mr PADPOLLOW* OBO*P+ feiAY. gUPfFP'j CAPTU& HG M g. anq NO* t WEAhJ j I CANT < F t W O A O r S O W CAM TELL tSB LLAJAr TUP Dty f Grecian Silhouette News O f M en The President Hit asked Con tra il to enact a hill which would Is Good Hair Style appropriate SI.250,000,000 over I tiva year period for a school con For 1956 Fashions By VIVIAN BBOWN itructlon program. When the augJack D. Petty, 10, i m t i Mr. Station wai lin t made it tounded ’AP Nawsfeainrei Beamy Editor and Mra. Alvin J. Patty,' Route 1, A trl-llB m APPBAB u r xluiiiua rui food, and I » n alt for it. I like to Bfhen tn doubt about a hglr. Bog 131, Sanford, Jphi) "E ”. Smith, stArss uu.sai.Li u. (Aisv uiut. DsftwAaai nee the state* do their own financ Myle choose a Grecian silhouette It, son of Mr. atsd Mr*. Sonny IX A- S XL M aintenance d a u a lh o i t x i a u-.msardmtiit W ing i l l l g i a m l in« of ni'h(H<‘ .yetemi wherever pos­ i That's the advice of Jamr*^ f**- o-SHh. po'Ue l «»0*ced, ATU t i l e/o fmitmasi.se "SW la fw sible, but we have id nfany' new­ *ar, New" Vork hairdresser wnn and .Willie D, Petty, Jr., adn of lA tjr. ,S*w lo iK T m j Ursstmgsi comer* to Florida that the impact explains: TMa 1* ta aim yaw astu* *»*» Mr. and Mra. Willie D. Petty, Sr., on our daw oom i ii greater than na ixt Slat ear af Jaasery. i»»i "The elasslc hairdo la alwav* ww» \V. nth St., Sanford, were en Sun was sommsacae >7 Battr A that of mn»t other itatea. We cer­ Ir. good taste. But thl* year e* Used in tha U. S. Marine Corps on Cowa*a *t pifiamt atliait y#« an lUltntfaat. in (ha (TircUll CSurf tainly would have lo gat aula- iwelallv with the long torso, the Feb. 1 for Ihreo years each. M M * JoSii-nl c ir c u it , esmiaatg ta^re from inmewhere. Grecian hair stytea am Important. ntaia at rinriaa, ta Ckaa* The Sanford youths am currently county. a t. wantore. usaunsia Oesatr, The Home, however. It not at Whenever sty lee am down In line, undergoing recruit training at ■arv. riorlga; Ihe sail tail ti far dWarr*. te n are hereby re q u ire * sa g iU this time conildering the hilt whlrh the hairdo must go up and hack. Parrii Island, SC. rst-itd la a p p ta r s t f a r * the aeo ve the President asked m lo pan. We The close to the head look helps Mouti St Mantard. P ta fia a . s a t h i X3rd Say « f K * b r « * ry , IS IS aaS fllS wilt ronvider another bill which minimise Ihe site of the head, suited to Ihe chignon or you might yo ur w ritte n d stsasaa. it ta p m e will ralie the annual appropria­ keeping It In tune with ailm fia- prefer ■ rhineslnne rlbbog, or n»»e. la t a * said su it sa d en o r tion from MO million dallan to 4M hlnna." a s t iir f said date d s lis s r a entry rhinestone butterflies fastened n if i * i s f a tto rn ey toe . t i e Small hats, predict* (Tsesar, ilia back of lha chignon for ape pr nusinr slit million dollar* a year. t . Harm an r . H * k n t i l Coo* »•* lined, u rla n d e . FlaV id a. Fall The firyt thing I looked Into wai will be extremely popular he- rial rlegat •*. you nnt, nsnes a decraa are m s > —how will Florid* fare under thin cause "women want to show off Thera la no doubt (hat halrdoi isase w ill »« sn larad ag alnat vag and in * ta 'd sa u a f w ill proceed dg their hair and large hata hide new hil|? Briefly, we wrill get lit.30 will ha ladylik* this season, whe- p a n t a n d rar sa acco rd ing Id ta w . per achool ago child. It la estimated their locks," The average wpman. Iher yon if booty an Oriental or • wit &knm my Head tad tea arn* ssat af tss a Coy* sal Itlag that this will bring Florida IT.B3>.* he say*, takes more pride Ip her Grecian style. Tha Idea us avoid •eiai l.’ourt *t Hantned, dswilnola Caqfty, 139 a year, A* ■ mailer of fact, hair than ever before, realising apparently is the raralfai, fur Finndt.^ihia dial I f f af . Jaasgry! It Is one of her moat attractive each state gets the aame grant of y, atrlngy-hilred affect (hit It oe (U eiirt HsalJ roniplement *w this staion’a chic 111 in per achool age eblld. i<» there features. C l* r li tflra u lV c d d e t. , ^ 11 Isn't necessary tn have long fashions. ’ i* nothing we can complain about hair to achieve Ihe hackawerd, there. chltnon hairdo. The effect may be I have lalkrd with Thomaa D. achieved with long nr short hair, Bailey, Florida Superintendent of ft Isn't the length hut the tine Friuraltnn. and F P. Htnderaon, you achieve with your hair that DR. HARRY Z. S1LSBY, M. D, the executive head of the Florida eonnia, he tava. Education Association. Both nf Tw-o variations nf the same ANNOUNCES THE RE-OPENING them thought that this substitute hairdo are ungraded hy Caesar I • .. . *« for lha rrasidcul's bill would be using 14 Inrh hair length. Both good fnr Florida and urged me to hairdos are brush'd alralght hack OF HI8 OFMC* FOR THE vote for it. I told them that I from the hrosr wit! no part. One would except for one consideration lx done in a high chignon In i PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY I certainty couldn't bring myself loose mass of purls swept -:p lo support any auch bill If tha in- from the nape of the neck, hint eilled Powell amendment were In- below the crown The other Is a 2701 Orliittfo Hi-w*y eluded. This amendment lays in smooth rhlenon that la swept Into , i effect that nnne nf the funds may plica without tha aid of barrette Tg ltfh m f BIT be used in any state In which the or romh. The new tiny hata worn at the schools have not hern Integrated. We have been brought up to a hack of the head am Ideally shocking hail in aur support of this hill Word has gotten around that whether nr not tha Powell ame'hdmeot ii Included in the hill, we will nol get any nf the money (or our schnols In Florida unless and until we Integrate our, school system. That certainly required a second took. A legal opinion was requested nf t h e A m e r i c a n I.iw division of the t.ibrary of Congress The sense nf this opinion was that not only Is it the right, hut It Is the duty of the Commissioner of Education to withhold aid from any state which Is not miking aallvfirtnry" progress Inward lnle|raling their school system. That |t ton high a prire tn pay for less than I mil­ lion dollars a year. Therefore, In order to do everything I can to preserve our traditions, I must vote against tha hilt. Wa can do a hatter Job fnr Iasi money an ■ state laval. (B or tnoik cltrot treed on itch tot) Tha Florida Delegation brought tha whole matter lip recently at a meeting nf lha southeastern vona While everyone was not preixnt, those who wore praisnt were un­ animous In their belief that all In Service ch Arbor* m I’M -rncr MnmntsT n nK M im snN . Kv . UU. An un­ identified woman driver ran out of [tsnlipe In front nf a filling sta­ tion. But she wasn't as luetrr as sht thought. The fitting station w n out of gasoline, (no. r BAT91 \ ITS RAiniNG, ' AND I FW»aCT Hi BAiNCOAT . EBEI nwGBUNn.r.n ta x fa t v b LEXINGTON, Kv. id*— Sharlff Wallace Jones Isn't saying much about his new title A check from a disgruntled tax­ payer recalved by Jnnea wai ad dressed: "Mr. Wallace Janes, Taxai Bang nr." NOW CONVENTIONAL FINANCING G1 FINANCING GENERAL ELECTRIC GE 9.2 eu.'ft. rafrlfamtdp GE l«r(t dig# rtBfd GE BB*fa1. wifdr hddtdr GE G«rbdfd diagonal] ^ :t i GE Butomitlc dl«hwMh«r ta Ddlra tk g lh Ddlui# u i *v<vmu aii nf i rt iai -vr N Wllllio All !>' A I4*—0 : KHebtii FdBUIgldr■, * ,, CoUrtd kltthtH ttflU ltd # L 'B H U th ije g if Track ap I 0k gndit «tox, land, tt shitu M 9-ahael drlvt far hlgtswriy travel ltd'Jeaa'Track eanlea TlNf: Win tbg extra baetlM ef Ha »d...M3( if tticurb to 6 V W, m te g ColorW aliuibUic tU taraa 4w*«l Alva, It tewt htayllv leidsd traiUft, aa tha ru l ar off Qia read. 81bm 1M9 b itfird 'f Ldgllaf Buildv BALKS OFFICE) U T IL E VEINCE "■'! ' n O H IS U �l* o’re hearing* lot about French Ava, ha slgantle t® b# held on i ^ oeuicating the thorougiui;- to tha It of tha motoring, travel Injr, and ahlppublle. tore’s no doubt ia th* world that thia ration will draw hundreds of people to iftornoon dedication that wlU be bald %ml in front of Seminol* High School ire will com* from far and near to seo i hear or to participate. At night, tbor* will be a Seminole County amber of Commerce Dedication Banquet th* Mayfair Inn, an event to which tickwar* sold out, even oversold, before th* uhuiflamont waa a weak old. ClUsefts of Sanford and Seminole County rid b* proud of thin brand naw Av*nu*~ c.ftrat major poring project in Seminol* y la SO years. Thar* ia provided for tho aempletion ef tho pmjMt, * wldt, jSjrUtnad, paved street that will raliavo dttrfif tho congestion over on# of the moat fire fly traveled sections ef road ia th* "TW o alnearaly hop* that every person In Sanford and Saminola County will avail thtm*elv*s of tha opportunity to show their appreciation for the completed French Ave■u* project by attending th* dedication car** However, w* would like to bring out napthei phase of French Avenue that poaoU HP hi* bam ovtvlooked up to tha moment— I t toast, if it haan’t been Overlooked nothing haa boon aald of it. l& T hat ia this — French Avtnua — bow b wife .beautiful thoroughfare ia practically The Sanford Harold W D A T * D I L I TSBM I wfl gfva tha* thank* Hi th* g m t ae*. «*tion: I will praise tha* among much iplc—Paabna M ill. Industry t y SAM DAWSON NEW YORK to-Tfc* pries of toffa* 1# oo the riM. Tho Mat of toaj Is totni up tat tho spring. H it fata tha ahaaco of pfcylaf tor their slothing la tha fall. Eiore otders ef ao* drinks tad hear will pay more tor the gltM toetoln«r« aooo Tbo oil Industry dobatoe the atetforq of a talk* to anido off peteoa •hick could bo reflected hi patrolaunt product* labor ea. But U m maple* of 'areeplu toOrtton" today kavo aoa eepsrtal» brtftat afloat. Moat price* ar* •stag eat at total, Chances are goad that seat month will mo tow­ er fricei am eovortl other feed Bern, evoe M Nto roilof lo SM*Uy •atdHML CoffM aoertera bare kited h i* *r httolMito price* twice to s •oek. They eke the recent aherp Mae( la tha price of frees eeffe* comm , eepeatoBy toon Central Anertae aad Colombia. They My the crop* there have bees dam•ff*d by to* meek rein «f tote, ktriier, Wools to Bnrtl were i'Hamad tor a tightening up of th* totmoriy Ioom supply rite* lion. Bituminous ooal price* are enpeeled to go up April 1. Operator* •ay It will b* du# to higher wages laid burns** la their other *nHa***. Trice hike* ia vartou* areal will raaia from IS to M tenta a ton. This wiB bring them back to about where they war* to m Mife's clothing prlcM Mem Ukely m H*e la lha fall by at laait I per fe at Wool price* havo turned '*1 doroid of trees, ihrubs, and other nlea look' faff ornamentation Tbs blankneai should be r e n o r e t T b i r th o *>f p b Ijbs .. sxaleaa and other plant* to flva our now traval addition n touch of what Sanford raally la — A beautiful place la which to lira. ' t Somson# ahould taka hold and as* thia part of tha project to tl\e end. French Avenue can bo an avtnua of beauty and ■lovellnaaa with ita wid* pavement and smooth contours. It could be a welcome not aoon forgotten by the visitors who ar* tra* valing through, » Thera ar* portion* of th* street and high* way already completed that could be beauti­ fied Immediately. Batiava it or not, thia ia *a-Important project, next in importance to th* paving itself, for it la this welcome that will attract visitor* to atay with ua now, Yea. tha beautifying of French Avenue ia a project worthy of immediata aa well as all out attention on tha part of many San­ ford citizen* and organizations. Sy JAMES MAILOW WASHINGTON UB-Tbal waa a Organised baseball's darkest moment lo time bomb Sea. Freael* Clio (BRecalled by th* death of Buck Weaver, who *0) Mt off. It waa only a miller In 1920 waa on* of eight Chicago Whlta of Um* before (boro wss aa ex­ If the Benito battle over Sox players barred from tho game for tak­ plosion the gat bill latted toe* enough. It ing money to lost th# world eerie* of 1919.' laiUd three week*. Weaver always maintained he waa Innocent A handful of Democrat! and Re­ but never won restatementpublicans had complained the at! For a sport in which gamblara ar* inter­ and gia tnduatry wia ualag norested baseball haa managed to keep pretty mou* preiiuro te got Mnatora to vote tor this bill—at a majority did free from ecandal. Only a handful of playera laat night—lo take direct fadaral haa ever been barred for diahoneaty. When control! off natural gai producin' tha Chicago scandal waa revealed, It rocked price*. On tho other hand, beckon the eportfng world. To save the game, cluhr **ld than waa heavy praiiura owners agreed to name a high commissioner Iron distributing utilities. who ahould have power to take draatiq, ac­ Non* of them laid h# had 'bean money—until Caie got up. tion when neceaaary. The first occupant of offered Sen. Henning* (D-Mo) a week th* poet wae Federal Judge Kenesaw Moun­ ago demanded a Senile invest!**tain Landla, a forceful official who restored tinn of the "giant oil eompanioi." public confidence In tha operation of the The reit nf teha Senala showed lit­ tle Intereit. big ieaguee. I Then Caie, a South Dakota Re­ Today, baeaball circles the globe. Where- publican, (old lha Senile Friday ever you ae* sporta minded people gathering, that a Uwytr ha had navar met there will always be baseball to form tha —but who he believed wanted tha gai bill p ined—gave a friend nucleus of interest. In hamlets and villages, towns, munici­ | 1,MO for Caie'* re-election cam­ palities, and cities, there are baseball games paign. Caia laid ha ordered .It re­ for tha young and th* old. For schools, col­ turned. Yesterday John M. Naff, a Ne­ leges and civil organisations, baseball pro­ braska lawyar who reglatcred to vides ,tha medium to bring together the hi* state laat year aa a lobbyist tor youngster* with which they are taught tha th* Superior 01) Co. of Austin, lesson* of clean sport and true sportsman- Tea., Identlflad himialf aa lha giv­ er of tha BUS. Ho astd H waa for ship. Caao’i campaign, with ao strings Oar h*t* are off to baseball! attached. «It sea my certala there win ho a Senate Investigation. It Isn't clear whdther tha lnveatlgation will bo Hots O ff To Baseball! Tackles i By BAt BOTH And ao ! pick faulta in tho theater, • t u t to a f U y t a OrtA*r- » NEW YORK (it - Tills U one whisk earn I loved thia aide of rtfttM I I W W I K » \ulfk * * man's reluctant firowoU to tbo Idolatry. 1 prefer to think It bar wat. I #>■ * Uko to aik help firms PMplo of influence because they Broadway thaater world changed more thaa I have. One of tho main reaaona 1 loft Tbo muaty excitement, th e Immediately expect a rota n favor. t comfortable life in Kansas City crowding together, tbo waiting Tbo UgltlmatJ Uwatora got fewer lb years ago to com# to harried thrll) of a curtain going up oo yoar by yoar. So. I f«*r. do tho Manhattan way to seo Uvo ae- a new world. The Mcrot stepping legitimate Uuater-gaari. itor*. In live, plays. ...; : !oft trom • feted teat Into a bright what U bappoalog to baseball U-jJowly **«?»'.■* thaater. Tho theaiar waa my mala mag­ adventure on the stage, tbo feeling Tbo fan* itay at bon*, and tuna produced by light* going down ta net. It held aa Intoaleatlng glam­ that television dial. They miss a our Tbo Intoxication baa de­ a Ilf# aituallon cornea up — tbeao lot, but thoy mo a lot of good new parted. The hangover remains, i’ll thlnga I mlaa and mlia them more tillage, too. Tbo boat of Broadway aa time goes by. Mttle for television. oftoa finally eomoa Into tbo living There art now about 10 plsys But going to tho tboator haa aim- room. ply becomo too dor* much trouble. on Broadway I have Men sin of Tbo truth la. anyway, that th an Ulgm, and some under protest. The emphaili oo Broadway to­ aro oo many forma of free outer Fifteen years ago I would have day ia on hit show*. Those that talnmont fighting- for tho a vara go aren't an immediata hit usually man'a attention today that ho baa seen at feast 13. What happened to me, a typical fold their tents sod silently steal lo go to work to get away from fun. theater loverT Perhaps It Is the away. ennui of middle age that 1 see To get to seo a hH play you Egypt plans a new high dam oa fewer plays. It may explain why either bava lo wrlta for tbo tickets tha Nila which la aspectod to pro­ 1 haven't been to an opening night wMks tn advance, pay aa oxorb- vide water tor two million acre* Itant price for them, or cosy up of land reclaimed from the dtMrt ta yearn. Bui eae who falls out of love to n guy of influence. and to Improve production aa ma­ usually manages to find a flaw Contrary to popular belief, a ltose ef ether acres. la tho object that ooco held him newspaperman can't walk late n rapt. Ho doesn’t like to admit that Broadway show by flashing his Excavator* ta a cave near Tivoli, It la ha alone who haa changed. press card. The only time 1 ever Italy, found six plocaa of Stent Age tried to use a press eard waa to cirvtag believed Is be among th* borrow money from a bank, and oldest art objects ovsr found tn that I was turned down. Since then I area. have borrowed beavlly from a bank across tho street, hoping to Whlta tho American woman make limited to the Caie matter or of tho bill, said this wasn't a one­ drlvo the othei\ bank out of busi­ up Uietr eyta to look slanted-Ilka make a breeder sweep. way street, that Ih* utility com? ness. This didn’t work. Wbllo It did Oriental women, manj Japanese During the three weeks' debate: panics—whot* profit* might auffer slir up considerable Interest, I bid women submit to minor operation* to eliminate lha slanted look from Sen. Douglas (D-tll), laadar of If tho producara could charge more to pay tbo Intorest. tho blll’a opponents, said tha "big for their gat—had act up a well 1 don't llko to buy la February their eyes. producer*" had put such pressure financed lobby to dofoat th* bill. on the Federal Power dommiaalon Hennings made thia charge: Seminole County Records (which waa supposed to regulato "Tha larger American oil comCMliana Rnk of Orlado la lUlaRd nans panlea . . . act In tha field of Mablay at ua _ . producin' p rim ) tbit a "majori­ W J W siii J r •> * 1 t* W aliar J Tima l.oaa Co to Laroya* Waah* American pollllci with tha hidden Krohn* *1 >1 . . _ ty of tho com million haa choicn lR|ton Cart K Charpaalng J r ta Lila V power of their vast wealth through ugh n a Ita ta Rnk ta Jnhn T atarna lo play It aafo." L'liorptnlnf. quit elaim MiaCRLLA.VKOta Trad M arlalt at at t# W il­ W W Muntaomary at u t la R If Sen. McNamara (D Mich) said both tho Democratic and Repub­ Knrvat liam v Hwlgoaikl at Ul lican partial. 1 believe an investi­ Huraank ua, a n af aam at Mahal Klmhal. adm* la William Adnptad ayiaiRryanl tha "million doUar lobby of tho oil Johnaon S Ada V Dwiennakl at u t Jannaon. ardar af adapilan tnduatry" had praaaurad aU hit gation of theao giant oil companies Uaraple Ini- In HarRart Joak Uakland Phorai Inc Rat proparty, Is long overdue," n o rtha n ra friends and "they use money . . . amandad raatrlcilon IRntpiaRar J r at ua ta Fla Uakland dhnaa Inc f!*L proparly, and technique* fair and foul . * . Yesterday Hennings said a Sen­ A PK iala TlRk af ia n f am tndtw raairlcllaa ala subcommittee ha heada will look C H .Inhnana ta CltisaHa Bnh af They . . . besmirch Individual*, . , Lila F L'Rarpanina tn Carl 0 Oalado Into tha "Casa matter and every Uldra final daeraa who oppose this bill." Mi* Carp to tat Fa* la v S J Cherpanlne, T B a iftriy at ua to Odham * M RO < ain A na, aiataa Tudor, r. Ins, contract Ben. Pollcr'(R-Mlch) aald In hla other damn mattar in eonnaetlon J Llluaaall IlnrnaRjr at u l ta Orl with It and gt at the big boya If Fad Par * Loan Aata eight year* la Congress ha had tVa.RInatan ta Farllam aal never seen such pressure to vojo wa can." Th* Senate may alio act L arn.ra Lnan Cor, up a special committee tn investi­ Harlay P MMman at ua ta WP Fad for a bill. Ho told this writer: Mav I Lnan Aata PASSfON PLAY "Practically ovary porional 'and gate what Casa laid. K»nn>lh M Murphy at t l ta 1 I Hatiaa political friend I over had waa con­ K 'lrana V Mall at ua ta Fla lla ia tacted to gat m* to vot* for th* Rnk Whit* rocka and Rhode Island • a A T ta p tc T in v a blit. It's amaslng." reda are th* most popular chicken ria Plata Hnk af Ia n f ta Carlar Product Co laa Sen. -llbrlght (D-Ark.), author among North Carolina poultry men. |» % § £ Problem drilling tor ofl aad of pnmptog *ef dustry have added Rial to the delivering k are potated out aa one debate. reaaoa. Th* recent general to- On the bright side tor th* con­ creaa* to wag* icalaa to the in­ sumer ta th* big rush of livestock e*• n r i iw H d ife to markat. Thia haa lumblad retail maat prteaa In many caiaa. And Ih* aeiion tor atapped up produr lion of milk and airly fruits and vegatahlea Ilea Just ahead. •w ltd iM l w y to gIII | | hxwotioid WEJ rHold beck from (be fmt and thrill and pride ol booting a Buick-wbon you con boaa auch a big •ad rtrepotog bsauty for the pries *1 * u l l s r C trl Hard tobsltovsF L U tra.^r II you can afford any now car, you nsn afford this brawny Bulck Spxoal is d in - for a vary tlmpto reaaoa. Tfe ell todurtiy Is pretty well IpUl over th* quaitloa of e hike to trudd ell price*. Rlilag ce*U ef This Bulck to prlcod within * few doQare af tbs well-known amallor can - and actually oocta loot than •oni* modsli of tkos* vary asms can. (Tbs prion wa show born prove* that) • , . end mall it today to find eut how you can still apply for :* 91,000 'Ufa insurance wliey .to help f i e y (W n * i | i take M R * cere v n i * of vi W* fepenae* without burm itf your family. You handle th* entire enjaction by mail with OLD ICAN of KANSAS No obligation. No one Want mors proof? For two yean to ■ row now, Bulck kae outsold every efitor ear In Amerit* i thou waU-knoum mailer can. And you uan bet your bottom dollar that It takas bedrock price* tn atoy to th* Top t of tito nattoa'i boat mUm . ' But svsn that im t th* wiwl* , not by a long abot Folks are buying Buteks I* rectvd number* because they Ind to tkess big bmutto* • tot saora atrtt—oblh for ths money. t They Ind bar* mors rtyitag freabnsaa and dlatfnotlon—morn *n*p and guigvr aad powar thritt-mor* i ' “ fort sad ant hixuiy-morn rids atibdity and iteadinesa-end mors atructural solidity and purs automoblls tbs* tbsasaamoiisybuyaslMwhsrc ' *2-Dnsr, d-Rmsn#*f Butok laaeun,' Sedan, Modal 41, llluttrotad, Any •tots and locol fax*!, oddiUsnol. Fricaa may very alifhtty to odlsWito twMwnWaa. Awtdavnrieeysf Sktr*. sort ssuipeunt and stesaaerisa avaA _ 'Shl«*tyaursB*s\ •ar trevsl world at ■ *mall-car yttoo - I f yon want to bsvn this ttaa* •I your motoring Ufa with tha lift Md hit sod prlds sad prsstJgs of abssu* tfful nsw Bulck aa your vary nt what’s bolding you bock? Drop to on naright quick tommybis,a u y W -a n d ws’a tboer yon tha blggsst bundle of higb-powsred Bulck over offered to America’*low* ) C Jfe M JAFffl todKAB^to*\J7u/ S3 ft T NICHOLSON BUICK CO. Old American Ins. Co.,' »’ ttfciXMpt, LS09B, f l t i . Mo, —Adv<— m . • ' . / ♦*i\ii /? c* ■ it v. ;»h i-V. • ' v ‘v * I S S r r . V / t >.?-,K. wS!■if '•* y «r . J■. �> Catholic Women Card A ffair Is Termed 'Success' ■ MONDAY A pre-campaifd meeting of the _ ^ ip ip 'la County L’r« at Ip* Nnty da Diviaiun, American Cancer So­ ciety mIU be held at • p.m. In tha Elks Club. Mr*. Irving Pryor and lira. Don Bale* era co-chairman, i The St. Catherine^ Chapter, Women't Auxiliary of Holy Cron Church, will ,meet at tha home of Mra. W. A. Pitta on Celery Ave. at # p .m . . Circle No S of the C.W.F. of tha Plrat Chriitian Church will meet at the home of Mra. J. L. Horton Sr. 70S Palmetto Ave, at T:30 p.m. lnitead of Tuaeday at uauaL Mra. Eugene W. pattla will hare charge of lha program. The Elite Knight Circle of the Plrat Baptlat Church will maet at tha home of Mra. C. A. Anderaon, ObT Shannon Drive, at • p.m, t TUESDAY The Prlendahlp League of the Congregational Church win have a Valentine Supper at I p. m. Everyone la Invited to attend. • ladles will make a box supper. the Cleaners Class of the First Baptist Church will meet with Jlra . B eru Cotrcll, loot Sanford Tve.. at T:M p. m. The Unity Clan will meet In the Valdai Hotel at 7:43 p.m, with the Rev. Carolyn Paraona aa teacher. The public li Invited. WSCS Circle No.) will meet at f:U a m. at the home of Mra. i. O. Leney, Ilia Sanford Ave. The Senford Tourist end Shutflebotrd Club will meet at 7 p.m. A Valentine Party will be held and 4 program presented. Bring a valentine for an exchange gift. The Y.W.A.’a of the First Bap­ tlat Church will meet at 7 p.m, The Aiiflciitlotul Training Union •onference will he held at the Oviedo Flrat Baptist Church at t p.m. The American Home Department I f the Sanford Woman's Club will meet at I p.m. Election of offeera will be held end a musical pogram le planned. Hostesses are Mra. A. O. Roberts, Mrs. James Ekem, Mra, Roger Harris and Mrs. Thomai Hatchett. The CPO Wives club will meet for a Valentina matting In tha CPO club at • p.m. The Pilot Club ef Sanford will hald Its regular meeting at the Yacht club. Board maetlng la d at­ ed at 7:30 p.m. and a regular bullA t meeting at ■ p.m. Election of officers will be held, at this Circles IT ttrY fS P M d h M fil Church will meet aa follows: Circle No. 1, Mrs. Fred Perklni, M7 Scott Ava. at 10:70 a.m.; Circle No. t, Mra. Theo Pate.lM W. ltth St. 1:4a a.m. Circle No. |, Mrs. J O. Sevey, 10<1 Sanford Ave., 0:45 a.m.; Circle No. 4. Mr*. W R. Haitlett, RWO Iroquois Ave., * 45 Circle No. I, Mra. Price m krd, SOI Virginia Ave. at 0:45 a.m. AY The Civic and Fins Arta Depart■ants will meet at ll.-M p m. for I fU N D A T DXN N IB I C iA W S s J l/s s .S FOR•tandarCdellgktfal Sunday variation is dinner fere, why not try • plenle iknnlJar with iyrlraiaf Thl* recipe, anggealad by the AAP flervtea Fee Homemakers, make* etiht eerrfnat. Tlaca a alt.pound ptcala ahantder fc a kettlt wltk watar is eovar. Add a amati onion, alleed. ala whola aloraa. ana bay Mat, two tableIpoona brown sugar and tablespoon vinegar. Corae aad simmer three hoere. Allow meet la aland hi the liquid tor on# hour. Trim a t ikla end score fa t Place on rack la opaa mailing pas. Brain aoatente nf on# No. I cna nprirot I bItm and pour halt nf Jnlce sear meat. Bake la modarata area tor ana kovr. Bails meat traqueatly with ramaladar of fair*. Arraign drained apricots hi a shallow greeted baking pas and eprlnkla with brawn angar. Bahs la eves with ptcala ahonlder tor taal I n mlnntaa ef baking lima. Fill eeaiara nf gtaaed apricots with a little earrast felly aad earve with a t., ..r . -ay. • s thla recipe for awaaq potato plat Combine twp enpe mashed, cook*4 •weal potato#*, three Uk lac poona malted butter or margarine, tableapoon rtnnamoa. bait taaipooa nttSmag. bait taaipooa ginger, one and one fourth taaepoona celt, half riff mnlaieea, quarter cap oranga Julca, tablaapooa grated nranga rind, thraa wall baataa agga and cup milk. H is wall and poar Into a e bake* nine Inch pie ahcll. Babe hi bet oraa tan mlautae. Raducs hast te moderate oraa aad baba 40 mlaataa w aallt aa*. Cool, aad nerve with whipped ereem fevered with a dash ad dataacou. D.A.R. Colonial Silver Tea Held In Hagan Home aWWEWfitta Camellia Circle Selects Leaders A t Recent A^eef m « A K m n m own Mon. F a b , IS* IS M I Seminole Hi Miss Myrtle's Schedule Toient-^et Cotton, , Cbthivbrup Q cdhp ... Many Now Fabriea for Spring anti Eaatar Sawing ■ m r a CHARGE ACCOUNTS " o f y o a r Rqwarw w M i T o n i LOVE tka new by AVONDALE f a rn Ferma-Preeeed Cotton Sport Denim Hill*, eg m . Sanforised * machine waabsbla • M ttarchlni . reaietn noillng. BIG VARIETY of PATTERNS and COLORS GET A DEMONSTRATION Of the Neweet, Eaafaat. Moet Advanced Machine* Beer Belli— th* Nacchl and While Sealng Merhlnec for IMS Are yea confneed by claim* ef "ilrenge earn*" earing machine*? Be aafe . . be aaliefied * . bn sure w 11 h a famous.for-file* Needs) nr White. I f years af conltnnoua Improvement , , aerapulnacly honored »u*ra*t**#,v plua aaauranca nf nerviaa and parti aUnd behind then* famous tewing macht***. G A R R E T T 'S S tt 8. Flrat i t Saaford Ate. j _____________ _ i Jacaranda Circle Views Sound Film On Plant Growth The Jaearanda Circle ef Sanford Ia th* Interest ef tht General Dean* Turner. Garden Club met at 7:30 P. M, Feb. BY NAN CUSHING Serving were Misi Barbara RupSanford Memorial Library and 1 a1 the Garden Club, with Mrs. Thursday eight tha aauaIeaJ\L. reebt and Miaa Dial Boyle along Muaeum, Salllo Harrison Chapter The Camellia Circle of tha Gar­ N. S. D. A. R. gave a lovely Colon with Mrs, Edmund Mclsch, Mra. F. L. Miller, Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy, den Club met Thursday evening at thuslait* of Sanford gathered al ial Silver Tea Friday afternoon Mason H. Wharton, Mrs. Floyd and Mrs. Irving P or hostesses. the Garden Center with Mre. Du­ tha h.H.S. auditorium ta listen to • t the home of Mra. L. P. Hagan, Cooper, Mra. C. Robert Jones of Homer Osborne bowed a sound val Huntr, Mr*. Herbarl Slenatrom tha nationally famous University , Orlando and Mra. William While. film on Ihe miracle of plant of Miami Symphonic Band eon* ’ 1701 Park Ava. and Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr. aa ducted by Fred McCall. The muiia Assisting hostesses were Mrs. . . . . . - ’2 tha receiving line were Mr*. ImHeeten, * ranged ftom "Marcho Poco" ta Mrs, R J H>dly, 1 npQ *; . ! H lffiirA itV ii.le tfikeklti: «-’.V-ii A n tlliren needed for certain plant*. Ihe session opened *lm*'(he ’ Cornin' Around m r Mutimain." • Mr*. Miriam Russell of Winter do Second vice Regent of the D. A. reading of Ihe "Lord's Prayer". R, of Florida; Mrs. If. W. Rucker, Park; Mr*. C. R. Dawson. Sira. AI Mrs. Nute Flanders showed col Mrs. Ralph Betts gave a report on Dr Henry Wllmore, guest 'con­ Lee, Mrs. F. E. Rot:, Mrs. F. E ductor, delighted the high atbael ored slides of geranium bedi In the Regent of Salllt Harrison Chapter Mra. Mary Sue Compton and Mr*. Roumillat, Sirs. A. R. Key, Sira park around Buckingham Palace, garden therapy and Mra. John aludenti by tleging a Jam aaialoa. M. S. Wiggins and Mra. Wallan and flower girdrni In other parts Dunn reported on horticulture, Uncle Henry, as ha la sometimes Robert Jenningi. Hansen, of England and Scotland, ai well A .laminating committee present­ called, had ai much fun as we . Allyson Lee. talented daughter Approximately PM guests called as Ihe Garden Tour in Daytona ed a slat# of otflceri for the next did. Upon hla requast Mr. Cowtep of Mr. and Mra. John L. .Lee year. They are, chairman, Mrs. lad the symphonic band aa they during the afternoon including in Beach last year. furnished music for the guaats Ralph Betti, vice chairman, Mrs. played "Klaxon." Our band re­ terested friend* from Orlando, throughout the afternoon. The uectlng was presided over by John Dunn, secretary, Mrs. Robert quested that Uncla Henry play hla Oviedo, Genevca and Lako Mary. The hostesses and several otherg Mrs. Melta Starke, chairman, who Douglas, treasurer, Mra. David Interpretation of "Americana Wa." who wer* assisting wore amhen railed to attention of the members Gatchel. This will be very helpful to cur tie rrprodur|lnni of Colonial varloua flower shows and garden band became they are going ta Member* were reminded «f the ■owns, The bridal dress of Mra. Mrs. S. Dickerson meetings coming up throughout the play It a* district. Annual Garden Club Luncheon lo H. J. Lehman's mother was worn stale. be held at Hid Mayfair Inn Fab II. The last number wai a baton by Mrs. C R. Dawson. She also Gives Landscaping A note wag read from Southalde Mra. Vernon Hardin and Mrg. twirling exhibition' given by "Mile' wore the original m ail bonnet tad Primary School thanking the cir­ Ralph Bella will represent tha Majorette of America," JfcnU Talk To Members cle carried a matching parasol. for an aialra the circle planted circle at tha State Convantloa la Wadsworth Wyatt. In (losing they ■ Receiving donations warn Mias The February meeting nf Ihe there on Arbor .Day. Tallahassee in March. played th* "Star Spangled Sa» < Elisabeth Woodruff. Mia* Dial Dirt Gardener* Circle was held at .... Boyle, Mra. Floyd Cooper and Mrs. the home of Sirs, R, T. Cowan An election was held and officers Refreshments were aerved by n*r." with Sira. Clyde Ramsey end Mrs. for the coming year are: Mrs. the hostesses to Mra. Dunn, Mra. Fab. U tha Junior* will bold • C. Robert Jones. Starke, chairman; Mrs. J. C. An­ J. L. Horton Jr., Mra. George their prom for tha elasa of ISM .. The home wa* .beautifully de­ W. A. Fills assistant hostesses. drew*, vice-chairman; Mr*. Irving Speer, Mra. James R. Out, Mra. Wa alt know thla la leap year but corated with camellias, ataleaa Previous to the session Mrs. and red bud. The tea table w-aa S, C. Dickerson gave an Inter**- 1. Pryor, aecretary; Mrs. Elton C. Dan Ratten, Mrs. Ralph Belts, fallow! a prom Just lin t Dial Mra. Sonny Lodge, Mrs, Alvin kind of.a dance. Remamber, it’s resplendent with stiver appoint- ling talk on landscaping. She re Bush, treasurer. mrnts and camellias. [minded members that "landscaping The room wa* decorated with a Penley, Mrs. Robert Douglass, Mr*. still a man's wurld Alio, a thought Pouring were Mra. C. L. Park I* ‘he watchword for Florid* this Valentlm- theme; cut out valentine* Jack Martin Jr, Mra. Vernon Har­ for the gall."* eoraag* demand* a houlnnlera." Sr„ Sir*. Fred William*, Mr*. R year." She stressed Ihe Importance on the waits, and arrangements din and Mra, Harold Chapman. . W. True. Mrs. Raymond Rail, Mra of trees being used as a back­ of red and white glads, red and A very Interesting program 'was At laatl They’re hare! What white nasturtiums, and Braiiltan given by those who attended the 1 .item? Why the last Junior elan George D. Bishop and Sirs. ground. Mrs Myron Smith, chairman, an­ pepper. Flower Show School. Mr*. Ralph rings of course. Wo with to #**: nounced all coming calendar The meeting adjourned with de­ Betti apoke on flower show prac­ press our thank* to Mra. Fort for events. She also staled the hospi­ lightful refreshments bring served tice, Mra. Hardin on flower ar­ her part In th* ordering of tha tal needed container* and needle- to: -Mrs. Andrews, Mrs. Rush, Mrs. ranging and Mra. Batten on horti­ rlngi. tt la another af th* extra points and aakrd members to do­ Joseph Terlap. Mrs. A. J. Walker, culture. activities that our teachers t r a g i ' . nate these articlri. Reservations Mrs. E. C Campbell, Mra. R. L. ways doing for us, were taken by Mr*. W, D. Gar­ White, Mrs. Beaula T h o r n ­ Want a good topping for coffee Hemerocallis Group Schedule for Stlsa Myrtle Wil.on, diner for (he annual luncheon lo ton, Mra. F. O. Smith, Mr*. Bertha cake? Mix a quarter cup of flour home demonstration agent, from be heldat the Mayfair Inn on Feb. Bhodei, Mr*. D. E. Walt*, Mra. with a half eup of sugar; cut In a Is Given Quiz Feb. 13 to 21 la as follows: 16 Members were urged to attend H. E. MrSwaln, and visitors Mm. couple of tablespoons of buttar or •Those present were Mra. A, L. Lola Peyton. Mr*. T. C. Pllchford, margarine until the mixture Is By Mrs. Housholdei Feh IS, visit the American Leg­ Lee, Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, Sirs. Mr*. Flinders, and a new member crumhly. Sprinkle over coffee-cake a non* The Hemerocallli Circle of the ion Fair on the American Legion W. A. Fitts, Mrs E D. Rinehart, Mra. Dorothy Anthony, and the halter (mad* with baking powdtr) P ro m p t Service Garden Club met at the hnme of ground* sometime each day dur­ hostesses. before baking. Mrs Watton Reel on Lake Emma ing the week, where the seven Mr*. W. D. Gardiner, Mra. Myron Home Demonstration Clubs and Smith, Mrs. George C. Harden, Thunday evening. Mr*. C. H, Mnta presided over ihe twenly-four Girls' 4-H club* Mr*. Dog Perry, Mra. Harry Heeren, Mra, S C. Dickerson, Mra. ] Ihe routine huiineaa discussion. have exhibits. D o r i a D o d s o n a n d INDIAN HEAD The new officers were elected and Lake Slary Girls 4-H Cluh will Irvin Fleischer, Mrs. W. A. Yung, Dr. Doris Cline, Mrs W . G. Flem-: are at follow*: Mra. Move, chair meet at Ihe arhoot at 1:00 p m. man, Mr*. C. F. Lind, vice chair­ Demonstration "Custard Variety" Ing, Mrs. Prllehard, Mr*. R. T. Co present new man: Mra. S J. Nit, secretary: will be given by two members of wan and Mra. R. F. Robinson. and Mra. Erie Vlhlen, treasurer. the club. beautifully behaved Guest speaker, Mrs. Karlyle Feh M County Public Speaking Householder, conducted a qulr on Contest for 4-H Girl* will be held Legion Auxiliary resists wrinkles , horticulture which "was very In. at Ihe office nf the Agent In Ihe To Sponsor Booth teresting.” Winner* of the quia Court house at 9 .10 am , This ia Stays f r e s h were Mra. Vlhlen, Mrs. Miriam elimination contest and the winner The American Legion Auxiliary Vlnup, Mr*. R. T. Hunt, Mr*. M. to go to District contest later. booth at the fair opened this after E. Baker, Mra. R, L. McKnliht. Feh. 20 Agent has heen Invited noon on tha Fair grounds. and Mra, Rea Newsome. Each to eaaisl with Ihe Judging nf baked Mra Estellt Russell Is In charge was given a Rex begonia. product* exhibited hy the Girls' and ah* announced that workers Refreshments carried out a 411 Clubs at tha Central Florida are badly needed. Member* who Valentina motif. Hostesses were Fair, Orlando. will be able ta http are asked In Mra. D. E. Brubaker, Mr*. M. D. Feb. 11, County Chorus will call her before • a.m. or coma to a b - i* community:Cantor in th* boqlh. I v N IORgI .-Tboaa-FfM**- were Mra ^ * f Sinfor(J „ l;J0 , m. h r practice pric(jr(t. rle t and takes will he donated Adams, .Mrs. J. P. Halt, Mrs hy th* group and dflleloua refresh­ Elder Sprlngi Home Demonstra­ ment* will he told. M. B. Smith, Mr*. Eric Vlhlen, Three charming dreaaea with Mrh. R. T. Hunt. Mrs. M. E. Bak­ tion Cluh will meet at 2:00 p m. Demonstrations wilt. . be on „"Slip It's not necessary tfl remove ■n amaiing talent for looking er, Mr*. -w C.. F. Lind. •>., - ...... Mrs. Watson ............ r .......... . _ . Bower-fresh through the Reel, Mrs. D E Bruhaker. Mrs £ „ nd for Dr»l" . th* ekin from eggplant unless It M, D. Bumgarner, Mr*. Miriam i e' u*' it tough. And soaking eggplant warmest days. And they’r* Vlnup, Mr*, nea Newsome. Mrs. I t’eramlci Clasa meet* at Semi- before rooking ia out of dais; completely washable... C If. Most, Mra. R. L. M c K n l g h l , | ni*h s,,hool ■* T.oo pm. |ju*t wash It. a map to iron! These, tn Mrs. J. G. Iladerer, and Miss a Spring garden Laura and Miss Edna Chittenden. of colors, at* Just A little current Jelly leftoverT Mix K with salad oil, lemon Julr* and a dash of aall; use it ai drtsalnff ovar ■ salad ef romaln* end freeh pear. The Catholic Women's club held a Card Party ia the Mayfair Inn recently with ever TO tablet full of of players. Decoration! carried out a Vilen tine motif along with lace cutouts. a eovarad dlih luncheon. A pro- Deaieri served during tha evanfram will ba presented on "Patri- Inir consisted of delicious eherry nliam" with R. T, JUlwee aa ju ra t i tarts, and ro/Tf* speaker, The Fine Arta Depart F. 8 . Roumillat Jr. served ai men! will then present a Bible matter of eeremoniea. Mra. R. J. program. "viimnn. "resident of the Catholic . Dr, Brooks will Mad the mid­ Women's Club welcomed the gueat week prayer service at the Flrat on behalf of the cluh members and Baptist Church at 7:M p.m. the Rev. Father Richard Lyona The training union executive gave a abort talk. committee will meet at the First The committee in c h a r g e Baptist Church at S:1B p.m"Wlahei to think all people who The Department >f Fine Arts of made donation* and contributions the Women's Club will meat at In any way and those who help to p.m. and election of officers will make thla card party a aucceas." be held. A special Bible program Attendance prlte* wrnt to Mra. will be held end hoitesses are C. M. Krai, flrat Kay Cullum, ae Mrs. J. E. Courier and Mre. cond; and Anna Meltia. third. Blanche TerHorst. Bridge high* went to Mrs. 8. fl. The SemlnaM County Council Herriman, women and Dr, D. H. P-TA will m c e t^ aeneva at 10 a. Mathers, men. Seconds went to Mrs. Roy Tillle and Capt. T. C. THURSDAY Blackburn and tows to Mrs. Lo­ The Ladles Aid of tha Lutheran retta Rau and E. E. Austin. Church of the Redeemer will Canaata high aeoreri were Mre. meat at tha homt of Mrs. Joe Marjorte Laming end Mote LaunMtlach on W. First Street at 7:M dra while aeconda were awarded p.m. to Mary Duffle and E. Friedman. The Intermediate Choir rehearsal Low Score* went to Mrs. Blanche will be held at T p.m, in the McGraw and A. J. Younger. First Baptist Church. In Samba highi went to Mrs. The Adult Choir rehearsal will Qito Sichel and A. Dewpaey. Re b* silted at I p.m. In the First rnnd high went to Mrs. Charlra Baptist Church. Levy and J. J. Hannon while low The regular meeting of Seminole wit given to Mra. Rote Hurt. Chapter No. 1 OKs will ba held at Margaret Regnn received high the Masonic Tempi* at I p.m. In Hearts, E. Waliko high in Pino­ All Peat Matroni and Past Patrons chle and Fred Lefkuwlli In Gin will be honored at this time. Rummy. Calendar ® • Fboaa 1411 $ 14.95 each CtHia testa teeiea (uaiftlU U W M |M ! > �9y Ate* Mover _ By SATUI TALBOT MIAMI, F ^ f W W J g Nashua iM r a t e to U a e t “the nllUoulre" (to eel expect la tee their old rival Swipe et Gulf, itre e a P m * e a t month. Or oey> other morutag white the Oetdoe when else, evor again. A eouple ef them wore dleetuoing It la front of N u b u 'e eteU the colt war being readied for hi* dally vocheut, which to one of the meet m o to r ihowe hates attend te Florida thto winter. *nreU,-' u id the AM OM aa ho ■qutatdd at hto morning paper, *1 eea whore Swope had a real good to o t yeeerday. Do yon enpp e n thoyfo rooQy going to got him reedy to eema la te teckk thb bona agatoH’* "Maw," came the Impatient rejoinder, "read on dawn. While Swipe waa having all that workout the; atoo were pulling Mm oat of fiw n o another big m e out there. Whet are they living him forH Thoae ofiPUQUMSfollow, are too im ert to match W HO LOOKS l/Kfi Mm agatote Mlekey b e n again. fig'LL m t m Not tutdentandlng quite ill bo n mTmr\ fi£ePr £e A 8 P .r o_ * hoard, thto eorroapondont aiked Tfit.AU* why the proprietor, ef the Ken­ AJfitfiJCA fiA A K *. tucky Derby winner might'be unwtoe to lend Mm agalnat Naihua again whan OuUatream Par* waa ready to put op a MOO,OM puna for tuck a mooting, 'Tf the) know anything," It waa nplalnad, "and I'm pretty aura they do, they know that ■ hone ai .m art a. Swap* doen't get over the kind of licking wo gave him In Chicago lif t rummer. Don't think he won't remember the horie By Jack Hand that did it to him tha next time he The AiMKlaled Preeo mci him, They .eld that Summer Tan had acuta Indlgeitlon.or idme- Everybody went, to Ught Sugar thlng of tho kind after Mlekey got Hey Robinson. That a tha only way through with him la.t year. All ho to explain tha lively activity in the had waa a broken heart, and we middleweight dlvlalon since Sugar - I tfcfcUi you * f f l - h gave It to him. When wo flnl.h Ray knocked off Bobo Olaon lo win B e nodded. "T eah.* with ’em thay don’t coma back, back tha title. They both ware th With a Robinson Olaon rematch eea" depended am Pinky-• par- do they, MIckeyT" act for lo t Angeles April 20, the tlaeliT. A m i Pinky wee not pee* Purdue'. Bob Khoenle lad too other 190-pounders are forming a Big Ten in p an receiving ta.t .ea­ long line; Ralph Tiger Jonea, who Dto Bel ten with 17 catchee for 1S4 yard*, wee the lest to beet Robinson itrengthened hie hil lest week by knocking out rugged Tony Baldonl. Another pack of middleweight! I. fNOVMO UP ...................gy Aloe Mjvef ready to aeo tha ctm erai this week. tO O C H A tr, Hardy Baceoka Smallwood and m m 2 9 -y tA * 'p tc > „ to * * * * ' Hay Drake, ■ pair of lSOpounden from Brooklyn who don't figure In •virago. He picked up *4 point, poor pall anygody’e title plena-at the presin 'B im a'i M B victory over Geor­ ent, top the card tonight gt.fH. gia Saturday night, r * r 67a * WXa A II tfi A1/aHX/ “ $ v tm tA * tfto 0 6 i fffi/fi* 1* JfiAfie OP ' 4an #ott out. fie terAfie* wool R ecoup tm * yeAR w ntfi. fie ran* u p h POtNTi A S A m r BOWltfii S R te fi r ** AHO TUB OPPOBITfoifPA Cfi MAP 22 A T fiALAT/MR. Everybody Wants To Fight Sugar Ray rry Harper Making d For SEC Honors ion ,' li Baking * aetrong bid for Ofwcoring honon to tho BoothUitem Conference thin seaion. . Tim ‘bamo big boy ilartnd alow■ and didn't break Into the SEC'i op ten scoron until after hie 41joint night agalnat Loulalana Colaga Jan. H. Ha rode that pro. toetlnn—■ aehool record which gated only until Ua neat game then, be got 41 agalnat Goorgloeto aerrath place In the point pa. hde. It gave hint a IftOT average, to baa Improved Ua -varage every tank' ilnea then and through ialurday nlght'a game atood third inong tha top aeorera with a U-M Legal Notice XIH C. BTOKBO, whose two address , * u Up * I Him Itoid, Danville, V iritnlo. **• U k e »otlc« thki you are r reeuired to tile fo u r w m t* n iea, pereanallr, or o r an a t. f , on er before F ebruary II, at th e eftioea el the Clerk of tim e It C om ', a t th e C a e n h la Hearord, Florida, and to >a copy thereof to K arlrle loidar. Attorney for the I’laln* i. U line II, Hanford, Florida, •a ria la dlroree p reeeed lar a f against poo la th e Clraalt eurtiN IM h Judlelal Clreult a t n o ­ de, Fa and tor Baminale county, la nancerr. an ahhreylaled title of ini vaiiee being I.IM.tAN MI.ANCtf rUKkitL VlalnTltr, ve. IIENN1H C, io h j Cu, Defendant, and herein HI apt, e r a decree pro confeaaa S w u ji'r 'w WW,ra»T.melat v lerfra Heal) U. t>. Herndon Clerk of the Clreult O eart an y ia Houehoider tto rn er for FlaiaU ft : aL“h .L Alabama keant won a tenter•net ehamptomhlp ilneo 1M4—the .econd year of tho SEC'i oxlitance —and narper la tho Crimioa Tide’, chief hope for picking up title No, I. A 6 feet g senior nicknamed "Mooh," Harper will have to con­ tinue hla torritle .coring pace— bo', averaged more than It point* in hto tori .even gamea—if he hope* to overhaul Loulalana Stata’a Roger Sigler, who top. tho Itot with a 14.M mark, Jim Athmort of Mia•larippl Stata to tecood at SI. 17, MUitaatppr. Joe Gibbon, who got a total of only M point. In hi. lari two gamea, alippod from «eoond to fourth when hto avarago dropped from 81.91 to U.U. George Ltnn, who tegm. with Harper to gtvo 'Bama a potent one-two punch, to fifth with a 81.M avor-ge, Atobarea'i .even itralght vlctortei ovar conference foe. ha. tho Tldo on top hf tho rtandlng*. Van­ derbilt, beaten only by 'Bamo, and oKntucky, beaten only by Van* dy, are tied for aecond with S I re­ cord., AH U I BO team, are In triton tonight—Florida at Alabama, Tulano at Vandorhllt, LSU at aoo^ gla Tech, MU.Ualppi Iteto at Kantueky, Georgia at Auburn and Miaalarippl at TotuwiiM. Only ‘Bama, Vandy and Kantucky appear to Mvo t chance at the 1M5-M champloniblp. Auburn, to fourth place, already ha. loot three game, agalnat five victoria.. Fifth-place LSU, 4-4 ag.lnri SEC foe., and Georgia Tick, with a 4-1 mark, round out tho Aral division. WfiOt fits W/AN/fiO Golfer Mel Ashton Named Playing Pro A t Casselberry Hole-In-One Shot CASSELBERRY -M el Aahlon, well-known Central Florida golfer Made By P. Hurt WAY* 0 ? TAK/fiO m cAU efirfi opefi. waa recently named playing pro at th« Casselberry golf course, Re­ cording to Paul McClure, course manager. Aahlon, formerly of Akron, needs no Introduction to golfers In this area. The 35-year-otd playing pro­ ha. played many pro-amateur tournaments In Onto and Florida and served a . pro at Leesburg during l9S0-.it. Aahlon won a pro-amateur match at Daytona last Sunday and hla 07 for the Sanlando Springs court#, made to December lest Tear I. atm the course record. Aahton also wee In the trp|*r brac­ ket in a tournament held at Or­ mond Beach recentty. After playtog to Florida during eevoral winter aeiieni Aahton made this state hla home to IMS. He married tho former Louise Nordgron, of Sanford and they have h son. Robert, age four. *ux r C fiO *0/n rue i t!2 ‘ A fxxMP y fiUsxY \ AAffiT MA ai I y ip f r tf mofiey m JAW, fa r ehtltled eanie on or before the ttth day of February, L I). IIIL The Hanford Herald, Hanford. Florida, la hereby deelnnated ae the aewepaver la whieh thle Mdar obeli be pebllthed ense a w eek te r te a r eejueeatlva wee b e f i e aa ta re o f U fa gait te a Ml) 'l y m n c i d sty hand and aeal a t [.SSi* "*** fie aooend Arenea fisa » m a t STARTS 1144 • JANE WYMAN — CHARLTON HESTON PLUS SHORT PHATURE "N EW H O R IZO N S" LAST COMPLITR SHOW 8*44 1 * - H. JAMES GUT AG2NCY 307 E . Commercial UNTIL WE'VE BEEN i r f l JUST AS CLEAN AS A LITTLE BABY'8 MIND Ilf —o*«e» —I T h irl Star*—I II Mile Jursdn. Lahsvlll*. N srpj ohi*. ................... rhaala, r r a l l r T ritlt, Country Cop. nQ.pi Jim . Soy por. lU rm nhr Hohh ./IS Mile —flta l* M Fourth Ha Popaae Paarh. hlactc Abe, Csaal " M tllrn . Velvet Clewe, Ulrl. Sfoon Melle Amigo Hler, Osy Lurhy, Celle How F llla Here—I ' l l Mila—n r a l r H R rln lr _____ Beerh. Kenneh, Hnyel nine. "T Flint R Loek. ‘ ‘ Ton're A B reuly. K m phuleer, Lachr Carney, Bcorn- tel. ■leia Here— H/l# Mila—A rale D Tueediy, Febnary 74 . 9:12 B. m. 1)50 B. m. 9:11 p. m. *:0» p. m. Wednesday, February 10 9:49 b, m. 3:!W P- "*« 10:11 p. m. 8:4* p. m. Thursday, Februgry H 10:32 a. m. ±1* *10:60 p m. 4:27 p. » . » Friday. February IT 11:18 a. m. 6:01 a. m. . 11:47 p. m. IMS p.ri^ . Satudrey, Fabruary II b. m. 8:M a. m. Monday, Febreiryy 29 1:48 a. m. 8:09 a. 2:11 p. m. 8:28 p. Tuesday. February II 2:86 a. m. 9:19 o. 8:31 p, m. • A:S8- P-“i a Wednesday, February 31 4:04 *. m. 10:21 a. m. 4:29 p. m. * '10:87 p. m. Thursday, February 33 8:07 a. m. 11:19 «. 8:31 p. m. 11:38 p. m. Friday, Fabruary 24 4:04 a. m. a. »< 4:27 p. m. 12:11 P. m* Seturday, February 38 8:84 g. m. 12:30 a. m. . 7:19 p . m . 1:00 p . m. v Sunday, Fttoaury 34 7:46 i. m. 1:21 e. « . 8:07 p. m. 1:47 p. m. Monday Febeusry 27 8:32 a. m. 2:10 a. m. 8:88 p, m, 2:32 p. ra. Tueediy, Fikeuary 28 8:17 a. m. 2:87 a. m. 8:41 p. m. 8:11 p. m. Wednesdey, Febreery 29 3:44 a. m. 10:01 a. m.m 3:58 p. m. 10:27 p. A - ;;: Sever! of Clivistiiirf 'pfl^her Herii Score's 11 complete gemea In IMS were games In which he allowed four hits or lets. He act ■ major league strikeout record for a rooklo p#rry painter, K Boh. goep Kook' Peltl naeein. Rlcherdion. Tot with 34S. I? .J'- 2°?° ? ,rj Coerrr eirrek 4 Blatb Her*—1/11 Mile —tirade Merkrd Ally. Meiur Cody. Irlth Bey. Prlnea lui ft, idle Doller Hodney R. Rnirh H Re* OT-rntTenth Haro—« /|l Milo—Arale C _ , «>?••* T im a la iS S I Coral Roee. Koiek. Ceol K l|t J4."l® Tae. Ltkntde Nellie, Sloun•eln Petty, Polly Tulene, eu Tell eid* June O ld, o re rtiu l Stic, Stark*d Tima ■oreulh H aro— ■ /!• M U o^Arale R Up Mat*. Kuperlnr Hud, , Cool r Braeearl. - -Pule. SHuppr lea Chip, o Limit. Mel< lo Chello, Velvet Apirn n Kluhfh R a re R/IS Wlie—nrad* A BUYING A CA R? O. D. Farrell 810 E. Flral For 10 veers this iter* his doitstently observed the fal­ lowing hours: Week days 9 a. m. to 0:11 p. m. Saturday^ 9 a, at. to 7:34 p. m, Ctoeed from 7 r» pc as.. Batardoy n t t l t a. at. Mm. FARRELL'S Arcade Package STORE U n The Low Cm * Sanford Atlintle Flnanca Plan *SA N £ P R D u u sm K u ig jA L rank . Inalalm eitt U a n Dost. MEMBER FD1C ’ DOG ' RACIN G CHEVROLET DELUXE 4-DOOR L is a THAN M0 MILKS CHEVROLET DELUXE 8-DOOR T B T GOOD l i g h t l y ST> 8 : 1 0 % FORD 9 -DOOM S ID AN PLENTY OF MILES LEFT _ Mftjne«f W td. ft S s t, 2 P. M. • All New Track • Photo Timing * Heated Standi • Australian Tote Of DINDfO ADVENTURR SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY " A t Cmmtoj Chb ef T ro tth f TnctaT General Insurance Howard C. Lone Phone S88 d He BswarC. OlV Fentaev, Pup.r T r » i , Ft i l t r ew, Ar4*sl_. 5inenfl.«t, nty neO s.n iKInly Dish. Rnsstj Titusville Tides WSi NEVER BELL A SIN G LE CAR " L U C Y G A LLA N T " U R I TUB W ELL D R ILLIN G l« Legal Notice LAST TIME TONIGHT i CASSP.LRERRY— Thf flril hnleIn-one shot registered on the local golf course was made Friday by Pete Hurt, 223 E. Concord Av#., of Orlando, according to Paul Mc­ Clure, manager. Hurt, playing with hla father, M. D. Hurt and the Rev. M. Mc­ Coy Gibb, paator of tho Breadway Methodist Church of Orlando, won membership In that exclusive golfers club by sinking a 2fl7 yard drive from the first toe. F frs. H i m —H/l* Mtle—fV*#* « riM M flt H trtsk, .tens Keller. Ke*»4it>r* Ktyl., C b « « k t» »*• w«ll. StonMetn Alrl Hofcbls M. Be- 7*o league directors, meottofl yesterday, voted tor * .pill son with the tonser. of the two halves to meet to' • post' m h o * game % The winner of the first half will meet an all iter team made up from the other chibs'to a July • lim e whose alto la not yet decid­ ed. The directors also voted,to keep the U player limit, Including no more than two votorana, flvo lint* Ited service mm' and tstoo roekiaa.^ TOPS IN GREYHOUND RACING THRU 'APRIL 11 S, RAIN OR SHINE A iC Ip rk T .'lr aoie County, '*1 Nicholas Arena In New York. Du Mont will telecast. Eduardo La us.a, (he left-hooking Argentine, definitely ha. Ideas ■bout e title milch later In the year, He la unbeaten In hla last S3 starts with only one drew—age Inst Milo Savage on Jan. B. Lausse meets wib Boyd, a fast Improving Chleago contender, In tha aWdneaday ahow from Chicago. Gene (Cyclone) Fullmer of West Jordan, ytah, ran up a string of 29 consecutive vtctorlei until Gil Turner outpointed him et Brook­ lyn last April 4. Fullmer got even by bailing Turner In a rematch at Salt Lake City June 20 and they've been talking about a “rubber* match ever .tnco. _ Originally scheduled for Jan. 30 at Syracuse, N.Y., the third Fullro«-J\iraer;,. fwut had .to-be nput hick because of Ftillmer'i Illness. Now thal he Is fully recovehed the big rcmaclh has been set for Fri­ day at Madison Square Garden. ■------------------ 4--- WIST PALM BEACH B - The Florid* Iteto Botebetl League wee ■Mured today of operation during the l t d teases with six clube to the fold and the poeslbllity that two moro may bo added. Orlando became the ilxth team, keeping lie franchise yetlerday a. the deadline expired. Lakeland and Sanford, member, of the eight • club circuit Ust year, dropped out League President John Krider of Sanford .aid at le n t four cit­ ies 4re prospect, for tho two berth, left vneint. These gro Leesburg, DoLond, Falitko and «m other Central Florida city not Identified. “ Even If none of those cities eome. Into tho le.guo wo know wo can oper.to a good la.gue with atx club.," Krider Mid. “ But my perianal belief Is that we toll have no problem to getting eight taanm to tore the •***— Mens April 13." Securing plfyor help from the mator leagues Is the big obstacle. It was unofficially reported tbit, Orlando has a working agreement with the Kama. City Athletics. Other league members, their effiliations end m inigen are: West Palm Beach, Cincinnati and Walt Nowick; Cocoa, New York Giant* and Buddy Kerr: St. Petersburg, New Yerk Yankees and aKn Stlve.lrl; Gainesville. St. Louis C.rrilnel. and E*d Wilson, and Daytona eBach, Cleveland In­ diana and Hank M.jeskl. PR E SE N T S The SULKY ROOM f t PADDOCK ROOM -C O C K TA IL LOUNGE-. IY SR T EVENING FROM NOW ON— INCLUDING SUNDAYS C O M PLSn 1HNNXRS FROM |L W CTtFVBOLET DELUXB I-DOOR EXTRA CLEAN Valet Parking * Jerry Collins, Mgr. Bevvy, Ne Mltori OPEN EVENINGS TU X 9 O’CLOCK HI-W AY l T . f l — 8 MUm S entli O f Twm Wtpte A t R W A n w ■ �■ 4 -v ’ •*. ■ ■■V ; ...' -, M^V'I 1\Ivlv* *r**i r. - 1",»v. ■ •*: .: V-v* *Wt.~rr+ , ■-.:" / w'''iVii*. I 4V*•J,'*i sw :• .!‘ aSwSRBHI ____________ 1 .m i If iv « W orth A nythiag I t 'i W orth A srertW B g l a CLASSIFIED ADS W H A in i'll i ~ n r Waaia live eel rreaa lawn? Three bedroom houte with 1 acre of land. Priced at 13300. NEAR HOSPITAL Laura B. Osiar Raglatarad Real Eatata Broker t « l SOUTH ORLANDO DUVB Phaaa lots J. W. HALL, REALTOR “ Call Hall” rhone ITS! TWO Bedroom Houae, Ph. IS-R. 2 BEDROOM HOMES ^ioliaway, Hoapllal a " d * •, J F C.B.S, CONSTRUCTION Bedi.' Day; WaaE nr MnnthHardwood floor* — Til# Batht Tel.. 1423. Furniture C antarPaved Carporta — Inaulited 116 Wait Flrat ^ S7U15 1495 OPPORTUNITY IS fctEBR LARUE Filling Station and Oarage with excellent eatabliahcd local and tranilt trade. Weil located In aurburban area with IBS It. frontage on US Hl-way to be four-lined In near future Living quarter*. Approximately $30,Ouo. Caah down to handle. OWNER MUST SELL NOW UNUSUALLY attractive- new three bedroom houae in Kern Park a r e a . Approximately S4,ono. down payment needed, ('ill me to talh term*. Price $13,650, OWNKit WANTS TO RETURN NORTH and l< willing to aicritice an at­ tractive two bedroom home. Yard I* beautifully liml*caped, lait aiw 100 by 200 feel. You mu*l *ee thla in order in i|v predate t h e value. Priced 115,225, Terma available. Ill-WAY AND LAKE FRONTAGE Approximately 10 acre* with <10 feet on hl-way No. 27 in Lake County near Howey-ln-the-llilli and Lataburg area. Ideal for Touriat Court. Will tell all or part. Cell and talk terma. Price $11,500. Vivian B. Alexander, Broker Hl-way lT-tl PO Rex 4M Fern Park, Ph Winler Pafk 27-2371 COMPLETE DOWN C. J. CROCKER - Builder LEAVITT It LANSDOWNE ORANGE CITY, TLA. KE SemlBel* haalty for D itto a bit I m « tad Apt*. Phona IT. Roaa l« Payton, Broker BURN. Efficiency Apt. 17-12 South AnaabelJn B. Headertoa, Aaaoriate a City U n lit. Sfumbarlind Court. Alberta J. Hall, Aatoclate Phone ZBT1 1MI at Hlawatba EFFICIENCY Apartment. SuitAPARTMENT HOUSE abla for baebalor or eouplt. i Sttim htat, private bath, »how- 1000 Park Avenue, 4 linlii, tlva In one and rent three unit* al f ar. Covanianfljr located. Acrou $103 oo monthly, rent all lour at ! fraaa Fait Otflca, Inquire Man­ ual Jacobson D ipt. Store. $260 oo monthly. All ipartmenti have private front ana rear en­ trance*. If you are looking for Furnished Apt. Ph. 4$2-W, income property we auggeat that you atop looking ami come in to TWO BOOM furnlihei! Apartment talk thia on* over. The price-of 310 M tf. Phono 111 A. A Roa$22,300.00 Ji well tinder Inday'i ^ tailor. market on thii Income producer. TWO Bedroom furnished haute. • Apply Garage Apt. n s w. i«tit Seminole Realty St. W. DIETSICltS T. W. HERO 12M P art Ava. Phaaa n er 141 ATTENTION TW O-BEDROOU Unfurnished Houtt. One mile from Bata gato. COLORED FOLKS 160. a month. For further In $600 Down buva lovely new mo­ formation, call 1SM-M. dern Twn-Rfdrnnm Home. Large lot. Immediate poaaeaalon. Tnlal price, U.ooo. NICE two bedroom maionry. furnished tcroenrd porch, earFar yen? Beat Krai* m *«i : ^ tnjrla. Phone 1074-R. At *Ian Afto t» V . STORE— 25 I « , located at 317 1'almalto, In tha heart of town with loading and unloading fadi Ultra Fluoraacant llghta. Will laaae. MCE Room a. IS. weekly. 1015-W. THREE Bedroom houte with tlaaplag porch. Onod location. Call 1S23-W.. WEWLY RE-DECORATED houte. .3 room a and bath with large porch, at Gaawva, l l nllaa from Sanford. Furalthad or nnfumlihed. Write G. L. Baer, flvlado nr phonn FOraat 3-3431 at Oviedo TWO-BEDROOM Houta. Kitchen equipped, circulating Haatar, hot w ttar heater. Boom MSI. THREE bedroom home unfurniahed $13.00. Robert A. WUllami Phone 1173 ^ u ria. Room, POT Park Ave. S f A I B t t f O RUT - » ■ WANTED—Fruit oo tree. Small crept. 50 basat tad up. Call 2224. Whtlchal Grove Service. e - i m i L i r o i i u - 1 If.uoo for Two Bedroom maaoary houap. Will b* completed icon. Only ISM. dawn. FRA fam ed : loan. Juit right tor ratlraaaat 1 home or for trnali family. I LOW BLL I . 1o£S%VttJSV Mon. F e b , 13. ISAS T H E SA NFORD H ER A LD INSTALLATION af Usoleum. Car pouT tu#*. Sanford L liw latui A T ilt Co. Phoon 1917 Choir C!«oranc« 127 W. lit SL EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED • — Simmon* Bed Chain Drapea-Upholstery and Slip Coven. Vilua* to BN.lS Fineit Workmanship YOUR CHOICE .................$11.00 by Matter Craftsmen. 19—Swivel Platform Rocktri You'll Like Our Rraionable Prieei. Foam Rubber Cuihloni. UpSTANLEY KULP bolstered la Dupont Nylon. Phone Oviedo — FOreat $-2101 Regular $19.91 Valun ........ m . THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY U ts m a to N — C O M B CW n dDoOwWaNj ,/ lk T w a k d r a i. > MISTETB G A MmS WABDRM* IF* ><OU W A N T *TO M A K B , B O M fF T H //4 ® O F ^ i t !! r~ W. J. KING 2094 death Park—Phase I IT — Occaitonal Chain. Many atytea and colon. R tf. 114.90 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. valua............................ $1. Electrical Cootraetlng and Repair* TV SbitIcb Center Easy Tam a Bendlx and Crmley Appllanrei Mather of Sanford »#$-«9 R. let St. 112 Mifitolia Avn. Ph. 119 Phene 1ET FOR RENT— Preglin* by Hour Week or Month. Pimn* 1431, Lee Conalruclion Co, PLUMBING GROCERY, alock and fixture!, Contract and repair work. Free any part nr all, 63c on the dol­ ealimalea. R. L. Harvey. 204 lar- Alio (tore fixture* by-thepiece or all. Get lham at your own price- 317 PALMETTO AVE. H li t t y ' l l Senford Ave, Phone 1*2*. INCOME.TA X-SERV ICE Wm. H. Murray Used furniture, eppltaneei, toola, till Celery Ave. M4I-M etc. Boufht-ioJd, Larry'* Mart. Cloied Sunday and phone Wednesday 221 la st lat St. Phone list. GUILE CASH for Furnttun. Add ENVELUPRS letiertieeiT*. etatamvnlt invoices, hand hillt, and ing Machlnea. Typewriter*. Out­ board ___ _____ Motor*. ____ Boat*_ Super a t o e r a m a. ele Progrestlve rrlntlaa Co.. Phone 409 - “ * Trading Poet. One mile mil. South Wnal isth St Phone 101T-W. SACK-f5CAD F O L K S - * " B M P SC Cea* with Harrow and From a s jz x IEEF Cultivators. > Coni reeling end Repair BBITT TRACTOR 00 f ’hon* 1113 Mivav 17.92 teeth Phene Ml IM7 ganlord Ave. HEATING Floor Kurnact-* ami LnriiUiort H. B. POPE CO., INC. 2M Smith Park Ava. Phone 1440 INCOME TAX Prompt Scr*lro to: Hn»d ruff-Perk in* Bldg, lat SI. T. V. REPAIRS. Tail W, A. Norrli. Phone 1333 nr J. Q. Herrin I'himc 2693-J Window Silit — Lintel* Flue Btocki — Cradle Slocks Ureaic Trap* - Dry Wrlla. Mired* Central* Co IIB 3M Elm Ave Ph. 1333 USED Electric coin diapanaer drink box. Good running condi tion. Ideal for beer atorage box . Can be eeen at The Sanford CONCRETE INSURANCE -III Ratei to Policyholder* John WQIDu m Ino. 411 SuMmS AUantto Rdadf Mixed Loner*!*. Concrete ■kink, Sand. Gravel. Cement Cauerela Pipe to Meat Ail Quail fleatione. Pbee* 1419 H-Aim.MOilLKATEAlLEBS Sherman Cnarrnto Pip* Co. Oat Weal 191b SL AEUCTJU WANTED -4 It will pay YOU to >ee US before ymi liny. Open Evening* and Sunday*. Kaitaldr Trailer Sales, Palatka, Fla. SUPER Rlveri* 19.33 Rulrk, by owner Excellent condition 1712 Smiihwcat lid. Clayton Store. «tv fn iiiH f fr^nftl y*c 20 Ft. —43 HP Inboard. See at San­ ford Boats Works, Call 22T9-R. " " - - ^ V a lia m W t u n TT I tIAMNMI. I MllMIA V »:*'t| A * lv # ft lt jr a \\ llh UnrU W ill • M S*»,.\V»*ih*r I no .■flu i'« p (* ln k * n * * riM t T * .i l'* |i.r n T:*0 Tf.* Mornlnv Mnti» I" >'l Hlin.t-n I*. ,>irim M• a11m• l« i3 J I'llS U \ * n * . W , * I hap l l r t l l , K.IV4U II mi Kilm 1 1 :1 * W han Km* V <-•i r 11 lu li n k * ll llirh Him w T ia u h l* a rm * vm a Viliam l.a.lr 13:1* l.nii nt 1.11• H e a r,i i fu r T n m n rrn w l J: n i .i 11ili.|In* l.islif i .mi Jail, I’aar Hhoar I in ! . » * * H ln r y II Iin ] an fini.#ri g. 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It s Nawn • ill a i . r k o l l l n p n r l N aa# M l fill • m u O'rloek Club Now. Jilt I nn Hnorti Al A Olanco tl*» Jnrkor'o koy'i Chotcb I I ’ Mnrnlna « » o i* n tOovnllM* r e iiiiiim n I I 41 a i r n t o n r T i m * *:•* wWnrl4 AI NIHO 1:11 nrnlna Molntl.. ■tin i• ro And f h . r o l*in* 1160 at* Club t* in Novo ia at ■ art n u t, U:G tlopooi rorfnrm anM is a# iiji J! a r r r .N none Woria A» Noon r .r m Dlgoot T utadar Matlaae Nawa liar Non* Ranch WnrlA ol Tkroo Radio -'Don* ferqal iha lni«t-lHa*l ih*Wriqht h*f*.” We'il like to take th is opportunity to «ny that If vmi'ip In the proce*« .of litiilfllntr, cull on ua and take n look-AFe at otic lint of mntariuU and aupplle*. It ' h nont, complete and rnn't be bent. HILL LUMRER & SUf’Pl Y YARD i n Hint* Ill'll *:ln Itornrit f-rarlow I »n Toon Tim* 4i l * No wo 4:31 Toon Tlmi 19- LAUVPBT SEETT1CB Ona hour - Waih and Damp Dry On* hour • Wash and Dry Fold Finlahad Laundry 5a oil nn* Dry Clawing Southnlde Laundromat fenlh Nlda Feed marl Bldg. I l l Bait 23th S t PlAseO SERVICE L L Phone Itet. Bout* L Sanford CLASSIFIED DISPLAY AM b B U U S IN G N E E D S T SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Phone S4lf Out Wm I Lllh St. l iGGSESSIVI Salesman tor long —Fartery la Vem•atablishaa Appliance Ce. OutPhene 112B-A. I . Petareon,Broket aide telling. Apply Sanford Elec­ Aaaoclatce • A. B. Peteraon Jr., tric Co* IIS Magnolia. Venattoa BHrSb ON C R Y S T A L LAKE- 16S ft. P. J, Cheetaraon. Garfield WIU V Frontaat plua •* f T. __ l and Beach. letti. John Meiacb. R. W. Wil­ EncloHd bead. Sag-proof boti Cily _ , Water— ___ Curb* . t a and Larga rail with piaitla enaa. Plastic or o rn H m w nB S liam*, H aiti M. Field. A. C Treat. Phono MOT Sanford. rtyon upo*. CHtoa or nylon Doudney, Land Surveyor. cords. $1,119.10 WAS PAID to John Belli, W. S. "SUI" ITEM PER $500. DOWN Bsmkartk Gtsaa m i MM Oh in few weeka. GROW MUSH Realtor — General -taaeraaea ROOMS. Cellar, ihed. Spare, full Phone 299 Gartroda B. Dlagfaldar, Aiaodato VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom 112-114 Wasl lid S t time, year round. We pay $3.M home, large corner Jot, eatabilihGay AUaa, Aaaeelate ib. FREE BOOK. MUSHROOMS. ed neighborhood. Not a project. BABY BUGGY, High chair, car' Iltt 111 N. Park Ava. bed, car-seat and a Rathlnatte. Dept. 711, MS4 Admiral Way, IMO Mellonvilla Ava. Phone 1M1. Thone 112 Seattle, Wash. MUST SACRIFICE 20 ACRE FARM OVER STOCKED ITE5I8 HR Home. Dining room, " T s s r iS iv s r " Good 'tied land T wellt—Nica 3 THREE Plastft, _____ Screen Wire (aq. ft) $0.10 16kitchen equipped, vrnllan blind*, ^.eii (Heat <*q. (aql ft.) “* m Bedroom Home, garage, barn 9.11 apace I eater, fire placr. Ride L'eh Glass 0.341 FLOOR eindtog and •fintahUg * email tenant houia—could be by gilt Catalina Drive then call Screen Door Seta Cleaning, waxing. Servtng Semi 1 .0 0 Screen Door Hingee for appointment- Phone 2333. planted in cltrua—an excellent i •»* net* County alien IMS. Surface Floor Him** ' buy at $11,30040. requiring H. M. Gleason, tok* Mary. Two Panel Door* (from) . ... 1,30 110,000.00 down. Aibeatfii Siding (A Grade) mbtag. Erenby Heattog Unique Saab Balance* M. G. HODGES Crumley -M onteith ($-« to 3-2) . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.7$ lervica on All Water Pump*— W ^ jS S T p V 'S a Socurlly Lumber i n a ., ptffc ' ' n°M Welle Drilled - Pim m * Supply Yard P**ia Rand Phene 74# Kitchc*f rul?y Equipped With * Maple Phene 797 B A LL R EA LT Y Art fiat In tbooae color* eo-t Hie. ORLANDO Sentlnal Star, Call A. K. ShoeBtaker, Builder 300,090 CABBAGE Plants M. D. Ralph Ray, 2110. R U 1991 Anderson, So. Cameron Ava. „ a . _ uo, i w t t u USED Swing Ret- end 10 Ft. Slide. $30. $1$ s lu t 14th S t » U iR r - f.lW For Better Plumbing See or Cali its Swivel Platform I - SlaaU.S Reckerti. Small modem de* aign. Ragular $I9.M v alu e... Highest CASH. TRADE-IN price* paid for uaed furniture. Call Cullen and Harkov, Realtors •61. Wilaon-ktaier Furniture Co. IX N Park Ate. PIm m $212. 1U E. til St. ■EAL ESTATE WANTED HELP WANTED GOOD Running, C lean 1060 t o HAVE NEED for location for S a lle . Phone 3073 W. oupermarket; national chain I2U.OO tlailv, Kell lAiinlnou* Door ator*. Prefer ait* In auburba, Plata*. White It#**#., Atilcboro, ■GATS MOTORS -Ml Southaldf. What la your offer, Mast. Free Sample A Drioda. ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Need *o,ooo tquare feet nf land. YOUR KV1NKUDE DEALER "Bulldera of Finer Home*'' State exact price and location in WATKINS Producl* dealer fur OFFERS flrat Uttar. P. o. Roi offer* Voluala County. C. L. Allen, 3 H EV1NKUDK do. Beautifully Daiigned Three and Bninfiien Apopka. ZEPHYR . ....... $30.00 Four B a d r o o m Homaa for S H SCOTT-ATWATER ... $*I5U 7‘x H. SCOTT-ATWATEn $63 00 Florida Living 1«A HELP WANTED (female) l*A 10 H. Lightning MERCURY $100 00 FHA and VA (Oil Financed B unk Beds 15 H. SCOTT-ATWATER • Priced from il l.200. to $13,000. Complete with Inner*print Mat- WhiU Girl. Joe's Wee With H. wilii rnnlroli ............... $13993 2307 Sanfo.'d Ave. 16 H. ELGIN .................... $12923 treaiet, Ladder k Rail. (TJan he Salat Offijp—2U3 So, French Ava. uaed ai Twin Bedi) . .199 50 LADIES) $30 00 weekly, spare 20 H. MARTIN, $300.73 2129 ar MO Naw m o to r................... liu.OO K ing S l u Hollywood Bads time, making, itudio roaa* at horn*. Eaay. look, imGlt real. 23 H. JOHNSON, 1133 Model. Gutraplaed 19 Yaari very fait » $l.vo.oo Writ* S T U D I O COMPANY. 10 X 90 Innirapricj Mattreai Alio many motors torn down lor •0 X 90 Bos Spring........... Ilia.30 Green-villa 4$, Penna. uaed parts. Reasonable. Headboard (Decorator riaitla) Un Rale While They Lett! TYPIST—general clerk. Wanted U nfinished F u rn llttre New 1913 Model EV1NRUDKS by wall established firm. Per­ I Drawer C h a it....................$15,30 23 H Klee. Starting manent position, S V X day week $ Drawer Cheat ......... iiji Twin ................ . $460.00 Good ealary, pleasant aurmund- 23Rig s Drawer Cheat .................. 19J0 H. Elec, Damonatrator Inga. Writ* detalli, referance* Vanity Tabk ..................... 9.SO used about 35 hnure I3J.6.00 to Bov F % Sanford Herald Nlto Stand ................. 1.20 • TRADE-IN ymir old Hoal, AliiMr. and Mri. D ream 29 u tor or Trailer, ■ookcaan Bed su ft WAITRESS over II, Apply Pig'n —Selection of fioala— Whittle. (Twin or Double) Gian, Mahogany, Aluminum Student Deik ..................... MJS A B tdafsr and Gaiior Trailer*. with machine to eew Bookcaan .............. 11,30 WOMAN • laawaace ready cut apron*. Eaiy, profit­ ■ Alto several uaed Boat* and Trailer*. Aanan. able. Spam or full tims. AAR ECHOLS BEDDING CO. rk. ia APRONS, Fort Smith 1, Ar- •See the New Evlnrud* Un* tor *IS Finance Plan CL A. WHIDDON, ROBSON Sporting Good* Open Monday'* til 9 p, m. TELEPHONE HONE SOLICTORS lo work from home In ipam time. ■viand* Sales A Sendee V, ■ .SU SS'JSV r a 10* two-wheel trader. Pboea K Writa Box BC e/n The 294 B lit S t Wa train. Phene 99S | r d Harald. H e ra lf Sanford US A Fait S Pag* T 2 BEAL ESTATE FOE BALB B 1301 Eait 4th St.—'Threo Bedroom Home ready for occupancy. Total NOT A PROJECT! price only 32,300. Alto Two and Three Bedroom homka under BUT— Homaa of Real Individuali­ conatruction. Termt if deiired. ty: Brittany Farm Homaa, Early American, Ultra Modem, Con­ 1750. DOWN and MOVE IN ventional k F r e n c h Colonial 243T Princeton—3 R. R. matonry type*. constructed home. K i t c h e n equipment. V. Blind*, apace BUILT On Larga Landaeiped heater. Lota: in tha hart of neighbor. hoOdi. R obert A. W illiams. R d d H * Raymond Laedqnilt, Aieeclnle with all tha faaturaa Phono IMS Atlaatie Bank Bide. COMPLETE you have dreamed about inch a a colored General Eleetrio ap­ SPECIALS pliance* and eolorad plumbing New 2 bed room houte outaldo of natural. city. Concrete block, nicely turn, W A N T AD lihed, with four loti, $10,500.00. AND available at reiionible May be hid without rurnlture prlcea with tha ban financing if deiired. Good terma available. k with minimum down.pay RATES manta. Naw 3 bed room houae. concrete T h e Following R ate* a re now block, car porte, utility room. Wellborn C. PKlIllpn, Jr. 110,300.00 TermaBn e f fe c t ia* P i r U w h f O n Since 1149, Sanford’* Leading I Room houae. two Iota, big oak 1U r*t Us* far Three Builder of homta for nver 1,300 tree* for eheoe, Block and frame 14* Far Lia* far Fto* I«*jrti»« conatruction. Car porte. $2,300. people. Sale* Office: Little Venice l i t Paa LiM far Beak » to Term* If wanted. in Loch Arbor. nartlen*. ■EAL ESTATE DRIVE.tN PHONE 1124 u u m u m oath *a ^ N Buy your Fumllurn at Berry'* Warehouae Furn., Co., at Dot w lat St. All nationally adv. fur­ niture al warehouse prieei. 2 LECTK9CAL WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel W1H Yon Re Our GaestT FR1GIDAIRE appUaneei, aalea and service. G. R,Hlgh, Oviedo, i! hn!,.c F'OS-jJlia or Sanfor<) 1942-W after ■ p. m. Wa hav* Uasad some Rooms at tha beautiful Mar-Lou Motel OFFICE M W F S m Theta Rooms ar* avaflabl* HAYNES Office Machine Co.. Typewriter*, adding machine*. Saiaa-Renlala, 214 Mag., Ph. 44. Absolutely Free BEAUTY PAELOES Eva-Bean Bannly Shop BEST In Workmanship a n d IM Ea*4 2ml St*'1*1*' 50% Phene 8<3 ■■or ALL Your Baauly Need* call ItiirriftUa Beauty Nook Phone 971 W So Oak Ave. (Open evenings by appointment.) J -7.-1-' !; p ' :f*5; »- For a period ef $ days, to Naw arrivals at Our Naval Air Station UPTO D ISCO U N T EXCHANGE 670-15 710-15 600-16 $14.61 1,5.96 14.29 • RAY AS YOU RIDE • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS * Aak about our Super Safety T r* STOP by and Pick up TOUR Key at tha vffics of Odham & Tudor, Inc. “Builder* of Fine Homes*' 2923 S. French Avannn STA TE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENM AN T IR E S PHONE S1U- �----- yl ! i1 1 -|i a* T**1------- w-L. m tler'g pereonal armor nobUe. tfco "Great MerMpAcliily -tec the Grant, la continuing a aatour of America, and will Meilted In Sanford Thursday. 19 bv DHabled American in*. Chapter No. 30. suing the custom of tfletaHiller demanded the blgxeit MCI. for himself. The aetoel al -building this ear la In­ tuit. *» the Mercedes-Benr fin Stuttgart, Germany, at Ufne, used slave labor. In i n u r s n u u ubut t imemr It tie Ia monstrosity, inlgatly. a beauty. H I* twenty t lofig and weighs ten thou id ppond*. which Includes two iiaaad pound* of one-halt Inch nor plate, and one-fourth let proof glass windows Jstilcld. The doors weigh ids fich. Cruising speed M per hour, and with the inter It will do better Youths Do Part i Pidlsy Drive ’our Sanford youngsters did ih tlr'p a rt In helping the Central Florida Cerebral Palsy drive go •itor th* top. V/AV Goodspaed, who lives tn the WyMMWood Section, law portions • f th* tfDBO Telethon and WBtohed children bring donations to Orlando’s Municipal Auditori­ um. H« decided that it waa time that something ha dun* here "for Urn wonderful cause " Al, along with three of hi* friends, Kenneth Hamilton, Lar1Singletary and Tom Brown got gathar and canvassed their Mlghborhoad rol’ectlng a total Bf |20 which will be turned over 1*^ officials of th* drive. B Legal Notice 3 t >im cot:nr o r tiik cocvtt J iliuu. acwivm.ii cuuntv, t'ln jlU iA . iv i-riiiiisTK. ( H fJj K X T A T K o r UKUTItOlU; I t LOCKM Pscaaiail o AIX cu rn trn ita axis ru n *O V * HAVIM! C L A IM * t ill U K . MAhlta AIIAIVXT a Slit KSTATKi yon and each ol you are n*r*li» SBd required tn p re a o il i f .claims and dim ande which )«, or either or you. me? heve (elnet to* H let« of O rrlrude II. ?«Me. decoeeed, |*t* of raid Court■ to «he County Judy* n( H*nunole raaiy, rio rld t. et In* oMIoa in the 1*7* hesise or i«td county at sen . to. Florid*, within riflit refendar enihi »-om in* time or ih* rirei latJeeiiun of tin* notice. i:«rh alia or demand shall ho in w rit• /'S a d ih i ll sliklu Ih* plara ill Xdene* and pn.i ntfl«« address -th s els Unset, end ehsii he sworn L.'.A. IJ* claimant, s te n t, nr a t. reefi And any such claim or da. aad a ct ee tiled shat; b* void, aft . Helen Itesemen H ille d It* A* edm ltjlaw alor Reildenta of the Country! Club read area of Seminole Cmmty are beginning to eompJala about glr. base rt!:l;«n*h being thrown out •long the highway causing untight* ly appearancei aa wtU a* unsani­ tary condition*. Mr ABMB PBEVATT Mr*. Frances Phillips and aw Steve, Mr*. Dai Drtggor*. and aen Edward, and Mr*. Sidney Harper ere spending a few day* la Key W*st. Mr. ana Mr*. Fredrick Walbouf $. Y . tr* tjiM H f the winter month* hare at the Uathleux cottage. Mr. and Mr*. Prank Sellar* hid a* their dinner guest* Sunday evening, Mr. and Mr*. Alvin Alten, Mr and Mr*. Henry Walcott nf Oviedo, Mr. and Mr*. Pete W4rd and family and Mr*. David Speer of winter Park, •and Mr. and Mra. Harry Rogers of Rest Haven. Mr. and Mrs. George Arthur had a* their guests last week for * few days. Mr. *nd Mrs. John Vaxiufy of Long Island, N. Y. Mr*. T. W. Prevail had aa her gueata Sunday afternoon, her daughter Vafleen and Mr, and Mra- Kenny Tlgho and daughter Terry of Orlando. The many friends of Cleltu* Geiger will be aorry to learn that he underwent an ay* opera­ tion Monday In Orlando. Ha Is recuperating at the home of hie brother, Mr. and Mr*. Billy Gei­ ger In Orlando and to reported doing well. Mias Annie Scherer end Harry Scharar of Long Island, N. T. are spending th* winter months here with Howard Scharer and hla father, Mr. and Mra. Cider Hart and Mra. T. W. Prevail vlatied Mr*. Prevail** daughter Valleen In Or­ lando Thursday, The Garden Club held lla* an- John L. Galloway, Tag'Collect* nr, who acta a* Ag-nt far the M e t e r Vehicle ■Late* that onty rM ?0 automobtla lleanta tag*, have been (old to date, which la far behind the to* tal told latt year. Galloway warned that the 1955 taga will expire midnight Febro- country liuo noiu wiin cartons, and tin rani ica tiered In various plaeef. Unsightly conditions have exist #d In several area* on occasion*. In fever*! Instance*, Investiga­ tion* wero made and evidence ol the persons th owing the trash onto the road slriti unearthed. CltJien were required, it waa re­ ported, to clean up the traih and garbage and dlipoae ol It In dump* provided for the purpose. (Ceettneed from Fate Oee) 17 or * billion compared with |I2 billion In each of the four preced­ ing yean, in the same year homo mortgage loans outstanding In­ creased by 312 billion, an un­ precedented amount. Whlla pro­ bably over simplifying the pro­ blem, there l« the answer to the relative shortage of homa mertgagt funda In lata 1053, "Where did tha balance of tha money eema from? Ther« waa soma twitching by lnaurama com­ panies, and aavlnga banka out of government bond* and other In­ vestment*, Into homa mortgages, This provided a small portion of Uia halaaca. For the balance tha principal homa financing Inslltutlona arranged commercial bank etedit on a wholaeata baala. "Meanwhile, however, buslneta and Industry was alio expanding and alio requiring bank credit In record proportions. Pressed fur credit from all aides banks, too. approached the peak of their lending capacity unless tha Fed­ eral Reserve System choia to ex­ ercise it* power to create more money. This tha Federal Reserve declined to do contending that ths economy wa* already produc­ ing at- tn# peak of Its capacity and that to make more’ money and credit available would only re­ mit .In pushing up prices, Un­ doubtedly, the Federal Reserve and other cooperating federal agencies In hoi,sing have saved potential home buyers millions of dollars in price Increase* by re­ stricting credit terms. The Frdrrnf Reserve has not veered from this policy hy early February. "W 111 money available for credit remain In relative short supplyT The pendulum generally swings far in bath direction* and tha worst la probably over. Future developments in thq money market depend on; ( 1) continued over­ all demand for credit from all sources; (31 the trend of sav­ ings of tho people; and (.’!) policy of tho Federal Reserve System and other federal agrnciea related specifically to tha field of housing. "Evan though home building and auto production may ho down in 1959 this gap, it appears, will he more than fillrd hy continued industrial expansion; Increased public expenditures for highway, schools, hospitals, etc. The de­ mand for credit In IDftfl will, pro­ bably exceed 1955. Raving* of Individual* appear to be Increas­ ing hut will probably not equal the ID50-RI rata in 1050, Few expect tha Federal Reserve to change Its restrictive policy unless them Is a noticeable reversal In th# business trend. Many expect thla In occur during tha last half nf 1 0 5 0 . Congressmen are pres*. Ing the various federal agenries TEE gANFORD R E R fttB p u t ft Mon. Fob., 13, <°5f» Geneva News Complaint! Hoard Of Rubbish Thrown Along 20th Street Resident's Father Dies In Georgia Gordon R. Foster, father ol Mr*. Victor Gre*na of Sanford, died Raturdny at 3 p. m. In the Johen Archihnl Hospital In Thomasvllln, Ga, after a long Illness, Born In Chambers Courtly, Ala. in 1593 he had made his homo in Montleello since 1917. He was supernlendent of the Presbyterian Or­ phanage nf Synod of Alabama at Talladega for a number of year*. Survivor* Include Ml widow, Mrs O. R. Foster: one daughter, Mr*. Victor M. Greene; threo snne, Henry R Foster, Alfred Poster, Montleello; anil Gurdon R. Foster Jr., of Louisville, Ky. Alin seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Ha waa tha brother nf the late Alfred Foster. Mr, and hire. Victor Greene left Sunday and Mr. and Mr*. Alfrel Greene left this morning to attend the funeral which wnx held at 3 p. m. in Jlonlicello When Hitler reached the climax nf a speech, he would often crush his glasses In his hand, although lie refused to wear Ihe glasar* In public. ..... ........ ...... ... their resource* In home mortgagra; Insurance companies about 30rnt and cummerclnl banka about I0 ^ M A four-ear accident In Midway, on Church St., caused apparently by on* car out of control earned properly damage estimated at nearly a thousand dollars, Satur­ day night about 1:45 p. m. Deputy Sheriff Ed Pratt, who Investigated the accident, aald that a car driven by 37-yearold Sylvester Randall smashed into three other cara before coming to a stop. Randall, after crashing Into the left front fender, bumper, grill end axle of the third ear. Jumped ar.d ran from ihe scene. He later gave himself up at tha Sheriff’s office and admitted driving the car which r s i^ il the damage. Hr Is a mall carrier at the guided missile base at Cocoa. Randall first hit a car driven by Henry Allen Floyd of Sara­ sota. then crashed into a car own­ ed hy Willie Cummings, and fin­ ally smashed Into a car owned by Albert Thompson. Officers investigating the ac­ cident included Pralt. Hheriff Cordell, Deputy Sheriff Cotton Brown and Constable J. Q. Gallo­ way. Randall wax released on bond after bring committed to Jail on charges nf leaving the scene of an accident. (Co#(breed From Page Oee) > nolo County-Grand Jury-cam* aa a result of an investigation mad* over a period of several months by State'* Attorney Murray Overstreet after several complaint* were received. Two ncgroca Involved h r the selling of moonshine Is the Oviedo araa are alleged to have gives Hall Tennis, the exeeutiva dir­ bribe* to Conatabla-PoUce Chlaf ector of the Florida Audubon So­ Kelsey. However, name* bf the ciety ax guest speaker. Ilia topic was "Blrda and Conservation-" negroes wera not revealed. It la expected that Governor Movie wer* also shnwn. Tha CIHrens' A’inrixIInn held Leroy Colftns will suspend Kelsey pending the outcome of tbo In­ a meeting at th* Community Hall dictments against him. However, Saturday evening. D. M. Ladd, no word has yet been recclvetP retired FBI agent, talked on from the Governor's office as to "Communism In Ihe U. S. A." The Baptist WMU held a meet­ action on the suspensionKelsey said Friday night, *‘l ing at the Church Saturday after­ will aak the Cily Council of Oviedo noon with Mrs, Jettla Shuler as to give me a leave of absence speaker who gava a very Inspir­ until this thing can be cleared up." ing talk on Indians. Gay Will Speak Women Involved In Flim-Flam Game At Lions Club Clarence M. Gay, former Comp­ troller nf Florida, and President Are Being Sought Two negro women Involved In a flim-flam gama era being sought, aald Seminole County Shiilff Denver Cordell, this morn­ ing. Sheriff Cordell laid that two negro women, on* 5 itout woman and the other thin and dark, have been working tn both the George­ town and Lockhart areas, Satur­ day morning. On* of th# women would alight from the car, a light green one. according to witnesses, and offer Three negr* women were hos­ th* "guaranteed cuba number" pitalized Saturday night al mid fnr one dollar. Locating money, night following a crash of a 1039 hidden by those offering to buy Ford car on tha Markham-Long- th* number from th* woman, they wood noad. Sheriff Denver Cordell sa'd that Willie II. Evans, driver oLih# ear, lost control of his automobile on a curve, skidded 3)3 feet, hit a power pole and then crashed Into a tree. The. car, aald tha Sheriff, wa* a total loxa. Three wnmea, who** names wera not Immediately available, were carried to a hospital. One, Sheriff Cordell said, had a possible broken hip. one with broken ribs, and the other waa Injured hut nature of the Injuries not available. Evans wa* charged with reck less driving willful and wanton, driving whlla llcenitd revoked, and displaying a revoked license. — - - U, S. population at more than 153 million haa Increased more than 10 per cent sine# 1930. nf The Citizen* National Bank, nf Orlando, will be the gueit speaker at the regular meeting of tha San­ ford Lions Club on Tuesday, Feb II. All Linn* are urged to attend and visitor* who wish to hear Mr. Gay « rt Invited- Tha hardy kiltlwik* la semetimes eslled Ihe frost or winter gull became it la abl* t* aland severe cold. would reluri and ransack the houseOne woman tost t3.0OA to the ftlm-llam artists who ara appar­ ently going from one settlement to tht other. ■\\i i A/SC Prank f t MlUa U vlalUng hi* parent*, Mr, and Mr*. B. F. Mills Sr. far two, weak*. He la stationed. la Califerri*.' Mr. jind Mr*. Don Snyder *( New Spring Field, onto are visitIng hi* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Snyder In Oiteen. Mr*. Eunice J.' Sharron and Mr. and Mr*. Guy R. Sharron and two children and her lather, Clifton Parker/ of Gardner, M an.'are vliitlng Mr*. E. C. Kuhn. ■1 -----------— --------i /. . . ?■!• New Brownie Troop Holds Investiture fli* mwIjt eb fiW Brewnla Troop He. I it Lake Mary held «t'». ")ve<iliura Service 1« Gif ichooi auditorium Tuesday, Teb. j at 3:30 p m. Five Brownie transfer* took part in the program welcoming the new Brownie*. They are Janice Dunlap, Diane Wilton, Feggy Miller, J«*n Parker and Elisabeth Ogden. Mr*. Woodrow Wilton, Troop Leader, awarded pint to the follow­ ing girl* alter they had wld their VFW Auxiliary Is Promise: Ellen Lewll, Bertha Ta­ bor, Sondra Humphrey, Jaannene Giving Tea Feb. 15 Humphrey. Sonja Wetter, Donna -Mayor-, F, D. Scott aid City Beard, Nancy Go*d, Becky Mill*, Manager Warren E. Knowle* will Melanie WilUami. Cathy Gher. bo guest speaker* at the VFW Patricia Willie. Caroline Keene end Unde Green. Auxiliary Valentine Tea Feb. 13 In Refreshment* were served In (he the American Ugioa Hut. • cafeteria after the program. Mr*. Startup at I p.m., entertainment Lucian Seatt and -Mr*. Frank along ‘with tiia for everyone i< Evana. Girl Scoot committee, Mr*. planned. No admUaloe- will be Lewi* and Hugh Carieton, Brownie charged but donation* to the committee, were present. building fund for the VFW hut on Mr*. Woodrow Wilton lg Troop tr-93 will be takbru Chairman of Leader existed by Mrs. Floyd Dunlap and Mr*. Leon Taylor. th* event la Mra. H. C. Diabrow. A cm ow ' LAta j distance J B Twilled I fabric* \ 9 Marts ovsg) vows l to / show it f la short ^ 18. Belonging loan aa la I t To Ml i again •13. Languished . 14. Insect* ■ 19. Humor 11 North \ » D akota | (abbr.) ! IT. Annamaa* massure | It. Spread i grass to dry tt. Fuaa 30. Chief ditty (Brand.) / 33. 8 -ahapsd I molding » 33. Dcmoralis- * Inglm or . 39. Couples 36. Toward the Me i 37. Saucy l 39. Middle T 39. Ripened I i fruiter I ths rose \ 30. Portion of 7 a curved I ,m# / 33. Hsbrev* t letter { I '. Ksttla 39. Portico (G( Arch) 38 Com* In [38. Lltt .19 Checks > DOWN L Where • cents*tal are held 1 1 Adorned . - with 1 garland* 3. Birds aa a class B. Quick J 4. Kgraa* 1 7. Fastener 1 *. Not fat \ t . Obnoxlosx * child II. Edible roots of tha tar* [40. L iliaceous S3. Spoil M S3. TUkU* ■ BA. One la | (34. Fhmoue \ whom . , Quaker v property ta 35 Fty alone alienated 17. H La (con> It. Vitality , treated) J 37. Abyss 31 Head J M. A quadruped severing J r 1 1 I 9 10 7 % :r~ •i li % % IS * io IS 1 it vl IT" 4 4 d ai d 13 wH ji it9 % vr • JO X3 i> % I# d tr J3. § aT § M i (a 1 W ft. m ■U 1 i plants / WINDSOR V& t i Z ,j g | (h« ? , . Ratal* at crenrud* if. Loch*, a<>. Sseenl Ihhey u Itaine* W D IM IU * inter Park. Florida iiu tiiie ftio a S EM IN O LE DISTRIBUTOR 'W A N T E D ; LEGION FAIR GROUND A .,,.■ * • " ■ . . . M 'M M ' " s s ? , m eJSSB m *t t S t S i '•*ix’“i, m *e T E S T aC O * T G NO NO m NO 1 NO YES NtN-fowfeMLi OrtmflMM* NO NO NO NaxRaaXuatonvyMBaMxBxw NO NO NO { NO ‘ • no NO 1 fs ''~'V v*»k ’ YES . . YES YEB 1 NO NO NO >1 *Oy**aai a taudi mM ssi I ,V-*- * ' -.1 . ’ .. __ i__ I 1 ' I ' .. ___ s.- : i » i __ : ___ i r«yyM *rixi W t o x w . , J. VMM * FEB. 13 thru 18 m YtB YES YES m YEB v ta YEB SPONSOREDBY AMERICAN I POST NO. SS. LEGION mComnereUlAve, • Phs47 �v„ _ r ^ , r pt \r x j„.. . j Shop and Save la Sanford v„v. ' 'J >-■: y.-vV - c i '" AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWBPAPm 1— ringe Continue Protection Accuses *Hobby At Trial Laboratory fixed , In Casselberry By Chemical Co. CASSELBERRY— A research laboratory for th# itudy o( Nema­ tode* la relation u> tha spreading decline of citma and, to develop new and better ware of using aoll fumigants baa been eetabllib. ed here by the Dow Chemical Co., • ot Midland, Mlcb. Tha laboratory, under the direc­ tion of Dr- C. E. Dialer, aaaleted by Barrett L. Collier, B, A, U. A. baa operational headquarters cor­ ed 14 all el the southeastern States. Dr. Dieter, a specialist It NoMated* problems received bia doe torato ha plant entomology at the University el Wisconsin in 1040 4 end, hi that same year became enoclated with the Dow Chemical Co., In he agricultural research laboratory at Midland. From 1PM he IMS Dieter waa at a tinned at Dow*! Yield Research Laboratory, In South Haven, Mich, from where he made several Reid tripe te Virginia, the Carolina*, Georgia, Mississippi and Arkan­ sas, and only recently Dieter retwrasd from California, where be ■ spent two weeks In field research. Muck ot the work at praaent In tke laboratory hare la In Ihe Raid ot aoM fumigants Dieter said but, k la planned to broaden the scope ot operations lo Include a com­ plete agricultural line. Collier, Jormerty on the staff of ttie Agronomy Dept of A. p- L et Auburn, Ala., from where be racctved hU Maatera In IBM, «pe9 eialiaed In soil lertIUty work in forage crops and agricultural lim­ ing problcmt-CaUier Joined -Dow in IBM, al Agricultural Field Spe­ cialist, Department ot Agricultural Chemical Development. Collier, a link between Me re­ search and field departments spends much ot Me time In help­ ing to develop new chemicals and, in field work la their application, as well aa searching tor new 9 u»re for eatabtlahed chemtcali for agricelmre. The trial of suspended Sheriff Justin Luther Hobby got under way thin morning at • : » o'clock la the Federal Court noma la Or­ lando before Judge William J. Barker Only a allm crowd waa to th* court room to heir the proceed­ ings. A Jury of 11 men was chosen from th* M prospective fcirora who were selected for the petit Jury returnable at Orlando this morning. Those hearing th* trial of Hobby are, Cbarlea P. Jerome, Orlando; Donald Lancaster, Pine Castle; Ernest S. Coots, Orlando; James H, Ulea, Ortpndo; Clyde L. Leach, Orlando; Ford Gardner, Orlando; Louis Caitor, Orlando; X. L. Ro­ gers, Orlando; Edward J. Ed­ wards Orlando; J. X Lupfsr Jr., Kissimmee; Xohort 0. Lockhart, Orlando; and Marry D. Loucks of Winter Garda*. John F. Dally af Winter Park la alternate Juror, Representing Hobby are attor­ ney*, William W. Judge of Day­ tona Beach; George X, Adame *f Orlando; and Hack N. Cleve­ land Jr., lanford. Alep charged and Implicated by indictments handed down by a federal grand jury In Tampa ere Dwight D, Yetvlngtoa, former beverage de­ partment agent; Jamre Smith and Jerry. Marlin, Negro tavern operator*; A. E. Evans, former deputy sheriff under Hobby; and Willie X. Brown former Negro deputy under Hobby. Before the trial began this morn­ ing, Judge B a#er read to the jury six separate Meltons of the In­ dictments ehsrging Hobby snd the others with conspiracy and ac­ cepting bribes- Alio pointed out lo the Jury were IB detee on which the alleged ettanaea war* com­ mitted, .-■■■> Th* Drat witness tailed by gov­ ernment alloroayi, L. David Xoaan and Joseph P. McNulty, was Georg* A. Kelsey, chief ot police in Oviedo and suspended constable In that dis­ trict. Kelsey slated at th* begin­ ning of his testimony, ''Mr. Hobby asked me how much (he City paid me, bow much money l was mak­ ing. how much 1 made a* constable and would t consider going In work for him. Bobby lold me that he would guarantee to double my sal­ ary If 1 would work for him. There'a plenty of buslneaa here. We could line op Me bootlegger* end gemblere." Kelsey denied Uking pert In an active political campaign for former Sheriff Percy Hero in IBM. He said, "1 worked hard for Hobby", Kelsey also danled that there was mutual diitruat between himself and Hobby, In rrosa examination Oviedo police chief Kelsey admitted knowing the Long boy*, Leland and Leroy. When aiked whether he hid pcreonal asinflation with the two brother* hr replied, "Yes air, 1 waa bom and raised with them". ht cross examination by dafeme attorney, William W, Judge, Kelaey aald Mat he couldn't find moonshine stills In hia district even though ha worked nlgHt and day trying to locale them. When asked whether he was the preeeat constable of hta district, Kelaey replied, "1 im", and ea further questioning when asked U he had been suspended hy th* Governor, Kelsey's answer waa "I have rccelvtd no word." The next witness to be called ^0 the stand by government attorneys waa Leland Thoms* Long, who told th* court that he U now in custody nf the U. I. Marshall for having operated a moonshine still. The court adjourned for lunch shortly after noon. The trial got un­ der way again at | p, m. and It la expected it will continue for a per­ iod of three dayy. J. W. Hall Offers Adequate Recommendation Is Views On Purchase Equipment Approved By Board Discussed . Of Electric System For Rezoning Area . A it "W* ara going to ecntlnua to give fir* protection outeida of The Board of Sanford C i t y J. W. Hall laid the Board of AT FIRST GLANCE, one would think that the former fir* truck la chained to the parking meter hitchth# Sanford City limits," Mayor Commissioner*, last night, ap­ Sanford City Commissioners last trig post lo keep it still should a fire alarm be sounded. The real reason (nr the chain*, however. Is that the old truck, used by the Sanford Fir* Department f o r many year* Is u»rd to straighten bent night "it la my understanding lhat F, I). Scott told a City Commis­ proved the reeammendatloga at there has heen some discussion as sion room audlenc# last night aa th* Zoning and Planning Com* post* on which parking meters ate placed, (StaffPhoto) to the feasibility of whether or not lengthy discussion* r e v o l v e d mission for the reiunlng af • • the City should er should not buy around a motion hy Contmlsalon- ar*a south of 93th Street pro­ the elrrtrle distribution system." •r David Galhel al a previous posed for the location of a 30,000 square foot national super tntrHall, • local realtor, aald, "Gen- meeting kat. llemrn, this Is a vital question. "Thera hae Heen no change la Th* recommendation* frem tho I have beea approached by a mint hrr of people on Ihe question and policy," said Mayor Scott, aa ha Zoning nnd Planning Commit* In tha fart that tha alon also Included the montojg there Is about a lea to one hatanre rrferrad Sanford Flra Department has not of an area on Laurel Ava, from • gainst the City catering Into such "How to wla friend* and In- ell* and Ihe :|he Republicans are heen Instructed to discontinue flth to 11th Street*. f service and answer alarms out­ Ouence votes" might have been entering the campaign on the de­ an"Iagreement", Tha Board of Sanford Ci t y , realise that you can Issue th* slogan for the Regional Con­ fensive." Commissioners sat a publls hear* revenue certirieatei to be paid out side of tha Sanford corporate 1 ference for DcmocralTc Women 1 Ing for tha two areaa for -Feb* A pro great report was given th* at Nvshvllle, Tenn, Feb. 10 and of the light bills—but lhat Is not limlta, Commissioner John Krlder open­ ruary 20 and authorlxed itha ask* nil of It," he said, "Where in the Board of lanford City Commts- II, said Mr*. Ralph Austin Smith, world would we gat the money to ed the discussion by slating lhat vertlsliig nf th* hearing. sinners last night on th* General State Democratic CommitteeParties Intarested In tha resow­ continue the expense!" .s-*j ■’ "I favor continuing the sarvlc* Sanford Memorial Library and woman, nf Sanford who attended outside of th* city limits If tha ing of tha two areaa apptared aft Hall lold Ihe commlssionert! "We Muacum. th* meeting. • re gelling eseellent services, I Clly can he reimbursed for the the 'commission -meeting laal Randal! Chase lold the Board Women fro** 11 slates, said think, from the present company.” service hy way nf Insurance or night; C. H. Robertson, of tbo that "Specification* and plans for were Invited by Mr« Therm-O-Tana daa and AppIlasrW ' And he explained, if we Med to other methods." the propeaed building are about Mrs. Smith,Louchhelm, Director of Commissioner Earl Higginbot­ Company who propoaei « modtfjl ready to be advertised for hlds." Katherine expand, they eaa famish Ihe Women's Activities, Democratic ham said that, "1 think w« ran display and ahnwroom Ot tha cor* money. Coat of th* building, said Chase, National Committee, lo particlTit# Florida Tower and IJghl work out a fair and equitable ner of 0th and Laurel, and Well* la estimated at between 113,000 pale Company has agreed, said Mr. program with the Insurance com­ horn Phillips, representing tM and $10,000. Florid* had Dm largest number The president of the Sanford Hall, lhat la eoaslderallun for a panies so that we ran b# reim­ national grocery chain Speaking for Gen. Joseph C. attendance with 11 at tha meet­ Merchants Association appeared franchise, they, la dim, would bursed. 1 would never say that Hutchison, Chase requested that In ing Including the wife'of Congress­ before the Buard of Sanford City rehate In Ihe City six per cent of w# would go up to a certain the Board of Sanford City Com­ man Haley, Sarasota, -Mrs. Janet ami then atop oor Flra De­ missioners provide the fund* Thomas. Ft, Myers, Vice Chair­ Commissioner* last night appeal­ their gross laeorae, less taxes, line partment." pledged *e that construction of man, State Democratic Execu­ ing for help from the City lo pay which amount* to an excess of J, Ilralley Odharn told the com­ the building to house the valuable tive Committee, nml Margaret a 3000 obligation for the wiring 130,000. Hall, eoncltidiag hie alalement missioner! "If we do. anything library and museum could get Blocker. National Vice Chairman of Ihe overhand electrical system lor Christmas lights, • In Ihe Hoard id Sanford Clly Com In Sanford wa’re going to hava underway as soon as potaibl* af­ ot the Young Demorrati. itilaslmiera last tight, aald, "There growth- — sound growth, Hut ter the awarding of the contract. R, J, Bauman (old the commitMM. Smith-said that they were A cheek for 13,300 waa authnrir- met al Ihe airport by a former alonrrs lhat Ihe Merchant* Asso­ should' b* some asfrfmi* considera­ that type of action (dtwnnitoulng ed to be delivered to the General Floridian now living In Tennessee ciation has already paid $700 of tion given this mailer before tak­ fire protection oulsld,- nf (ha clly limits) ran do more to Impede (he -The possibility of astabllshlRff Sanford Memorial Library and and each arrival from Florida a 11.010 obligation and now need­ ing any ac tion " The only tommeut from Itm growth of Sanford than anything a Christian Service Men''» o fn u r Muacum fommlttea with another ivas prosrnlcd with a gardenia ed help In paying Ihe balance du*. else. If you give the rltliens out­ Clly Commissioners came from In Banfard will l»# explored whin check nf the same amount lo he rorsagr lied with orange ribbon. Commissioner Jack Ratlgan told side of th* clly limits of Sanford turned nver to the organisation In A hotel suite was arranged for Hatiman "Any othrr year nr any Mayor F. D. Scot! when he an­ th# machinery, they will serve pustors and representative* of swered, "The matter you speak of about eo days. men's organisation* of local th* Florida delegation nf women other lime I would In help affrrts th* Clly of Sanford fur th* themselves." Chase asked that the City Com­ In which a raueas was held. „ , , , , „ , churches meet Monday, B p. m. at out" X nest M year*. The City, 1'ummls Commissioner Jack Ratlgan In |h, Administration Rldg. mission pledge another 32.000 to "The rnnfrronm oi*n?d with a Commissioner ; i , r said, sion would think seriously before requesting l onuuleiluner Lst- . “ ,(V match the funds pledged by the tee," said Mrs. Smith, "arranged ‘The rurnuils.sio ’ ^s ncialty chel t„ withdraw his orlgh.nl A pr",lmln»ry n',,Un|r' wlA Srmlnole County Hoard of Com­ bv the Tennessee women with rruharnssod. If y< J ^ n i c-. * hark taking any steps." motion, proposed that the C i t y " r; W' P- «ro“k’ ,J r " missioners. Mrs Tom Ragland. National ComManager he inatnirted to xuh- ),r‘ *** Monday at lha Flr»k The request was referred to Clly mltlccwnman, sating as hostess." In September tker* la a possibili­ mil a report to th* Board >if I Raptlst Uhureh at lha bahaat et ty that w* ra t find th* funds to Manager Warren E. Knowles for Each delegate was presented with Commissioner*, or a recommend- 1^ on M°U, Orlando Insuranc* help out." possible inclusion In the budget a souvenir donkey. ■tlon, /or fir«» protection oubilUa, |n*r,« M°U enpUmoil that v'fTtliH Tha matter waa referred to City Reported Mr*. Smllh. st the for tha fiscal year 1BS0ST. of the City limit* baiad on the SNAAS p«rwnn*l approached dinner Mrs. Alice Hosteller, Manager Warrea E. Knowles to be mlleagn a fire truck has to trav- him a* a member of the Orlaudw included In the 1U J0 57 budget. Presldrnl of ike Woman's Na­ A contract for th* lurfaring *), Ratlgan said, "H waa; Christian Business Man's Come Rockets Featured tional Democratic Club, Ihe prin­ of a number of Sanford M eet! r ih#.,n„ nt nf th, Clt7 Cnm. milt**, seeking a sponsor for % cipal speaker, spoke on "The waa awarded laal night to lh a ,m[|lJon , wlthdraw fir, protec- i-enlwr In Hanford. C. P. 0. Jack In Army Exhibit State nf Ihe Dalon as a Democrat Vets May Receive ando Paving Company, OrlamJo Company. I, fntom rf, j(tent, of th . coun R. Brook* related hia cxparlantw The Booed ed Dfreatort ed the Sees ft." She told her audience, Th# runlract awarded laat night; Btmtnoio CoiMShp Chamber el In aurh center* naar other Naval At Legion Fair "we're on Hie brink of winning Help From T . Deen by th. Hoard nf Sanford City ty." Comaaene will meet tonight at 1 an elcrilon." Adding fun In Ihe Cominissiunar Krlder referred station*, and spoke of th* naed Among the Interesting exhibits Cnmnilulonpra la to he a IJl.HHl e’cloek ha Mm Educe lion a I Buildat the Amarleae Legion Srmlnole evening was a duet singing of a Veterans of thla area who nrod portion of th* atrert paving pro­ to th* equipment of the Hanford and desire for on* her*. tug ot tha Remlnola County Board County Fair I* the Third Army parody nn "10 Tons" with this aailatanc* In obtaining benrflla gram. Street* will b« paved on • Fir* Department and called at­ It waa explained that tha apaiU »f Education on Commercial Ave. Mobile Recru(tlng Exhibit, cur­ theme: "You raise HI hogs and provided hy law may .rccelv* priority baal, aa act up In a tention to equipment with wood ear* usually piovldt a downtown to hear rive Important committee rently featuring an Ordnanre what il'you get. 'Another day older guidance from Tom 11. Dern, Aa- schedule prepared by City Man­ wh*«la. "Actually, I'm naham-xl room equipped with piano, anack reports. alstant Stata Sen-ice Officer. Corps exhibit, which recently Irft and dccncr in debt." ager Warren K, Knowles. Th* of it,” he aald. counter, shufflfoboard, table*, Saturday morning, said (he Georg* Tnuhy, president ot the Dlsrutalnii centered, by each of games ■ami eomftirtahle chairs^ Fori MrPhersoe for a lour of the Vnleran* or their tlvprmlsnls priority is based on the immvillSlale Democratic Commllleewomlemktnle County Chamber of may consult Dctn while lie is In al* nr*d for th* paving af the eommlMloners, on th* n«od Th* center become* a wholasomw Third Army Are*. an from Sanford, was devoted lo Commerce has urged tha attestof new and adequate equipment gathering plart for service man In Featured are teal* alar mndrl* panel discussions Al noon Tennes­ this are* and may receive arsis strerli In th* schedule. tenra ot every director. Th* Orlando Paving Company, for tha- fiie protection af tha their off-houra. Local churthaa of various rocket* which Include see Governor Frank Clement, Ihe tone* In f i l i n g application* The agenda for tonight's meet. tha Nika, Hertote, Honest John, youngest Governor in Ihe United for hospitalisation, compensation, la receiving the ran tract would Clly of Hanford, most of them furnish cofft* and doughnut*^ Ing Includes a Legislative and Na­ problnos, also have first refusal for th* terming Hi* present aqulpiurnt aa white recreation la afforded, tha Corporal and V-l. The Nike launch­ Ststis. addressed Ihe group, tell­ pensions, Insurants tional Affairs Committee report ing ramp and trailer are also nn ing them, "Ihe fate nf the future loan benefits, educational train- 1romplellon of the Sanford street olisolata and Inadequate. main motivation Is avxngellstlg;' m the Federal Highway Poll* an display. A few ef the other Inter- Is In women's hands." Fire Depaitment Chief Mack to wla sarvlea men to Christ and Ing, burial benefit, and ml.cel- P*v,"« P™fr*m which I. tsHmat•sting devices are metal-working Industrial Committee report on *h« ■••fhborliaml of ML* N, Cleveland, Hr. axplalntd that align them with tha church of Also heard nn the program was lan.oua subjects, wh.r. legal en- 000. project* completed by Welding Congresswoman Iris Witch, of tltlement Is Involved. thara ara 20-million dollar! worth die lanford Manufacturing pro* Th* contract waa awarded aa of property and 10,000 peopla to their choice, Laymen frdtn tha and Machinist students at the Georgia, who said. "Republican* lectj tha French Ava Dedication Dr-en has hrrn Inrlted to thla Ihn hid price of $7.22 per Ion protect |H f J I P C i IIn II a iB I 111 i l l l i t I T I , _ . of tha city * assist ,Christ* , ■* Ordnance Automotive School, At­ have consistently hullt their hope Hanford. "Wa don'tk churches tommlttea report | a Central Flo­ a-c* as A spncinl consultant try for 2,Hrt0 tuns and the first re­ lanta General Depot, Atlanta, Ga. around nrw man •• Eisenhower" hava th# euulpmant and according *,rvlt* m,m " rid* Exposition eommltlre re■"'nn« .ithgp, aarrtoa Enlarged phntographa arranged and predicted lhat he would not Knrlyle Hnusholdar, County .Ser­ fusal, for * period-of one year, to standard* wo ohould hava .lx rt; and a report from the Courtwho frequent the center. 1 vice Officer, and may be contact­ would he at tha same prira,' to eight more men," ha said. throughout ptctoriaily portray the be a candidate again. Coordinator. A l the meeting Monday Brook I, "‘J ed aa follow*: Fab. 21, 1 p. m„ various skill* taught by lhat Mr*. Dorothy Vredenburgh. "If we could arrange fires to school. Plastic model* of various Alabama, Secretary. Democratic Oviedo at tha Post Office: and Membership Meet suit ourselves," Chief Cleveland ADI Joe Coggaahall, nnd olhap automotive part* suqh as distri­ National -Committee, said Ihe Feb. 22, 0 a. m., Sanford at tha said, "there would ba no pro­ torn! Navy man Interest*'! In thw ‘ project will b# present. butor. carburetor, and oil pump Democratic Tarty was Ih* first County flervlr# Office, Brumlay- Called Tomorrow blem." In recognlie women In psrly roun- Pulrston Building. are also on show. Commissioner Gatchell said, "1 Hospital For Fund Campaign withdraw my motion — Instruct­ ing the City Manager to look, In­ F e b . 13 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS- Th* Admissions , J Rev. Milton Wyatt, chairman. to any plan that might taken In­ to consideration within th* next >ffs. Martha Payne, Georgy Irft' Seminole County Chapter, Amrrl Tha nallnn’t weather blew cold BO days." Fl»el, Charles May, Frank W* ind warm today. PHILADELPHIA U)-A Bi-year- big box of candy Abner gnl fur hut a* a general thing ll'a all ean Red Cross |hsi railed an nrCurt*. James M. Moya, Paul J« Strong winds whipped cold air old couple marriad tm fH. Valen­ me,” And aha showed ft off, a wrong, If you love somenne, you aanlsational membership meeting for Ihe IS30 Fuad Campaign to I e Manroi* Mrs, Martha CaldYMb 9 ntn the Northern plalna, blowing tine's Day T1 year* ago today whopper of a Valentine gift, bright want to be with lhat person just as held Wednesday at 10 a. m. In Ihe Sen. E. Kefauver Louis Johnson Jr„ John A. Crattte ind driftlag light falls of freih ioppod off a gay anniversary jparty red and heart-ahapnl, naturally, much aa possible, no traipsing off Commissioner's room, City Hall, ton and Dalnrea Thompson. ' now. Temperatures dropped as Lawyers' Views hy passing along thla happy mar- and all bound up vsilh ribbons and somewhere on your own. Begips 4 Day Tour Releaaa* "You might say that l'v# hardly Sanford. nurh as M degrees and balow lag* formula whleh ‘'can't m iif': bow*. All board members and Fund Gerald Williams, farqglu "Always ha kind and consider­ "What I mean," Mra. Braude ever had Abner out of my night, Campaign workers are urged to Of Florida Today vro readings prevailed hi moat On Collins' Suit t)ue, Richard Rchuits, Mr*. Fi ate, and never, navtr try to b# the resumed, "la that a man and wife and 1 still lava him very much be present, klembera nf, Ihe Hoard i the storm belt. GAINESVILLE UB-Sen. Esles l»*a, EHxaheth' Miller, Nalhi can make a go ot It for aa long aa arter Tl years." At the aims time, warm molat To Be Heard Soon boas." Include the following offlrers; Hit f'nupar. dr from the Gulf of Mealco TALLAXASSXE WD-The Florida In lha worda of Abnar and Ra- you ear* to say, without fear of Abner said Ihose were his tenll- Rrv- Wyatt, chairman; Mra. C. R. Kefauver, Tennessee Democrat, ar­ Taylor snd Sam RIM hi menls too, and lhan Ihn talk gnl on serious squabbles or gelling on bacca Brauda, who eonfaaa lhay noved northward to th# Ohio Val- Supreme Court will hear lawyers' Dawson, first vice-chairman; A. rive* today for a visit to (ha Uni­ Rahy Boy Payne ey and the southern Great Lakes argument* In the CollliU' eligibility allll hava thalr romantic tnomanla, each olher'a nerves mnr* than Ihe to children and "Ihe joy of a good- B. Paterson Jr., second vice-chair­ versity nf Florida campus and the Fab, II [ thal'a about all tha s«erat thara la usual little bit, 1/ they'll just play sited family." eg Ion. Temperature* were more auil Tueaday, Feb. M. man; Mra. Philip Marx, secretary; start of a four day tour nf Florida. ■ale**** "We've got ftve children, seven fair, hava no secrets, and share to domestic happiness. Clyde Ramsey, traaiurar. Also 9 ban M degree* higher In Texas This la seven dtya after the noon grandchildren and eight great­ Professor and Mra. Croomi; Jamei The aspirant tor tha Democratic Rim Kemp, Charles Hay ind up 10 to U degree* In nilnoii Feb. |i opening ot the two-w**k> "Of course," said Mr*. Brauda the bad‘with the good. .ad Indiana compared with 34 period during which candidate* for In an interview, "thara ara times One of the .moat Important grandchildren," B r a n d # said F. Benton, Col. S. C Harrlman, presidential nomination w^ll attend Mr*. Florenc* Rtanatrnm. when 1 stem to do all th* talking, things In Ihe success of our mar­ proudly. Floyd H. Palmer. Dr. If. V. Ro­ a Lions Club luneheon to Ocala tours earlier. governor and other state office* Soma thunderstorms were re­ must qualify with th* secretary of but I Mvar giro Abnar th* Im- riage (a that Papa and I have Th* Braudel came to this coun­ berta, Hcrb*rt A. Rolle* Mrs, tomorrow, (hen f* to Orlando for praaaiow lhat I'm boai." never been separated for more try from Germany two years after Gaorga Wells, Mra Nolan For*, ■ reception. torted in the lower Mississippi slat*. "You go ahead, Ha," Abnar put than a day or two. Whenever ho tnelr marriage. They settled first Mra. A. Dude Jr., M, L. Gary, 'alley end the Ohio Valley during But It wot give the court m a n In, "You’ve got th# gt/t of gab traveled, I tried te do the ism*. is Shamohln, Pa., later moving to Mrs, J, R. Gilpin, Ralph Tauld, Thursday bo will addraas a noon be night and early morning. days before the March t aLosing bolter than I bar*. Juat kotp talk­ This talk ablut absent* making Philadelphia, where Brauda dealt Mra. M. L. Rshore, tlomar Bawell, luncheon of the Jacksonvitlo Bar Snorted waa light In most of of the qualifying liata In which te ing- Aa lor your balng bossy, lat'a tha hairt grow fonder la welner- In real estate, and )atar 'became a Mra, Voile William* Sr. Assn., than fly te Hlalaah where Irbraaha and South Dakota as Ike determine what her Gov, CoIUm say that yew aaa bo firm bait asvtr aehnilsd. Oh, 1 know th* modern clothing manufacturer. For a time Also R. J. Bauman, tha Rev. ho will apeak al a high achool »ri • moving cold front moved lawfully may seek re-electiee Mia Idea (• that husbands and wives after hi* retirement, th* two lired George Carlton, B. C. Dodd, Mra, foothill banquet that Right. year. I’t -9 * prthaast from tha Rockies. "Ouosa I should hava aapirato careers, tap- In Atlantic City. They ftavo boon John Fox, Mra. Jack Hall, Mra. Fair and mild weather continued CoJUm to aarvlag Me leaf two IwviUtiw te Hr*. •rata vacation*, and separate juat living tor two yoars at a rest Paul Harris, Mra. J. M. Thorn pane, Oa Friday Xafauvar wit) vlalt bearty about w w th J m olio. F m oot say- ha waa tor oaatrateaoMte te swh- MUa M/rkte* Wiiaoa, Mra. J . W. te* Florida CMm Em i i Mib te ’ wet meet <4 th# Butf Goes* gad yean af Me umpired tan* af Me Brauda tha *»*■mu laihaatd Uate G ev .'D u MeCarty. iag X won’t mark te m m usoa,|uah*i Y u ta r a if c stel Mra, Directors Urged To Attend Meeting e . Nation's Weather Cold, Warm Today > --ivk •' -/,A - i iftfi ■ Board Authorizes Democratic Women Check For Planned Gather In Nashville Library, Museum Merchant's Assn. Appeals For Help To Pay Obligation Christian Service Men's Center M ft Be Organized Contract Awarded To Paving Company Notes Braudels' Happy Marriage Formula (Licit!., . ■-(L-rjaiijlifiLt, � 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, February 13, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 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