24 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee015d025c4528821848f3a9a908b02f.pdf 4c4da36b7df2662b0c8513cb23628e23 PDF Text Text compare m w m , ^ , w l these Vt * *9 t £ i Zjf C U T O N D O TTED U N I . . USE T H IS C H E C K L IS T H ARBOR HOMES y Many and varied Floor Plans Gonulnely different exterior elevationsi Conventional Modern or Brittany Farm Homes y y y •y y Varied Roof Lines Varied Front Doors Varied Color Combinations L a w Plots: 80‘ x 160’ to 120* x 160* Lake Front Lots Shrubbery Sprigged Front and Side Yards Carport and Screened Porch Vinyl Plaetlc Til* Floora * Citrus Trees per House: Valencia (Late) Pineapple (Gariy) Fink Grapefruit t V V y y y y OTHER OTHER OTHER □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ S□ ' FOR C O M F O R T : Insulated Celling* Magie Chef Heater — With Blows Nutone Kitchen Fan Large Screened Porch Silent Switches Door Chimes FOR C O N V E N IE N C E 120 . Waterproofing ender Floor Slab Metal Termite Shield Belli ender FHA and VA Specification* Sanford Building Code • , C IT Y F A C IL IT IE S : car W itar Tangerine G. E. Refrigerator G. E. Range G. E. Dlapoeatl G. E. «8 gaJ Water Heeler G. E. Dishwasher City Sewer Door-to-Door Mall Delivery BEA U TY: Concrete Curb* Paved Streets (1-bath hoptes) G. E. Antoinette Washer (2-bath homes) Formica Counter Tops—On# piece and roll edge Large Kitchens — 'Adequate Cabinet Space Colored kitchen appliance# FOR or more Double Electric Outlet# Large Storage Extra Large Closet# Ceramic Tile Sill# Lights la Closets FOR S A F E T Y : Xumquat G. E. K IT C H E N : fu rw d u d P lw tw rf W*B» F IN A N C IN G : FHA and VA Vlroli Door* Vinyl Paint Roof — Til* er Built-up with Whit* Marble Chip* Venetian Blinds Full Ceramic Tlla Bathe Exterior Brick Sills Colored Bathroom Fixture# IM S Sanford’* Leading Buildtr PHONE fy n ttM M M E : • �. ■ I ,- • *C at & ■ ' * ■ v ' :___ t-M m 1 " ■ ' " • ' ' — FRIDAY. FBBRU ARY 1 J^nith Designated Forest Service Woodland Manager Joseph H. Smith of Punta Cord* has been tabbed by the Florida Forest Bervice a* for* tester for a new .woodland man­ agement project covering Sem­ inole, Orango, and Laka, counties. Hmlth's function will be to frovlda free woodland manageenent assistance to any timberland owner In tha thee<county arts who requests It. He'll be RvallabU te eaeh landowner for Up U> three day* a year to as•let him In marking and market­ e r hi* timber, fitting up an SRIntegrated long-range fpraat man­ agement plan, planting tree* or Brnvidlng for natural restocking, protecting woodland from fire, guarding against and treating for inverts and diseases, killing aff undesirable weed tree*, and ether forest management prac- mm The new project le Jointly financed by the three counties .and the Florida Board of For#*fgry, whlrh direct* tha activities wf tha Florida Forest Service. It'a the first time a farm foraster hs* been avallsble to landawner* In Orsng* end Seminole counties; T.ske County lsndownart have enjoyed a farm forestar’e services under another ar­ rangement for some time. Smith has a master*! degree In foreet engineering from Oreg­ o n State. He got hi* beohelor’a ^Uegree at the University of Wash­ ington, end befqrg that be etudl“ «d ot the Unfvereily of Georgia. He's hed eeven yeara experience as a forester since hie gradua­ tion, the last S3 month* of which Were spent with the U, S. For«*t Service at Great Fall*, Mont* . ami. Smith'* wife I* the funner Jo 'Anne Rockwell nt Punts (lords. . . nH their three* children ar« Aharon, 3, Billie, S, end Clsrk, Tha farm forester mekei hi* affli> with the Soil Conservation gatvlca at 1137 Waat Central Avenue in Orlando. # Grand Jury Begins •Deliberations Today -An tl-man Seminal* County flfind Jury began its deliberation* ttfi • morning shortly after 10 a'clock. - two investigations are be­ ta ha on the docket for the of Jurors hoaded by James ‘ 1 as Foreman and Howi a* vice-foreman. 4^ Other member* of the Grand Jury •rt J. Marlin Sllnecipher, Jake T. Nowborix Edson Goit, William Bradley, Colombo A. Farina, John ]>; Calhhan, Samuel B, Crowe, Bill B. Glenn, Leonard W, Hodges Jr., Homer M. Oleaion, W, Prank Garner, Daniel A. llarrli, William D. Harden. H. Oratory Mctntoih, Benjamin F. Whitner Jr„ and WUBur N. Goodall. a * Ono murder ca*a and charie* " f rape and atlemptrd rape are to to presented to the body for in* trcstlgsllon. * \ .. -■----- - ■ ■■■■ ♦ Investigators Find ;YA System Abuse UNLOCKED SAFE I RUES THIEVES IN RAGE DiWSON, Neb. im-Thlevea who broie Into the Farmers Union eleve or this week knocked off the kno 1 of the office safe but then failld In attempts to manipulate the mechanism and get It open. Eiraged, the thieves smashed «vr y window In the building and left T e odd thing, said Sheriff Irvin F. pates, was that the safe was not locked. All the thieves would " i was turn the door 1it snd get a small i ■ — . 19M RHfcl !■*- Shirley Is Wanted Funds Are Needed By FBI Officials, ) For Sanford Mfg. Co. Telegram Reveals To Remain In City School, Community Intimation Urged By Pro. Merriam .totoiV RU88KLL DALLAS, MKAD af Iks City af Sanford'. Utility Depart­ ment tries out the new Elaetronle Pips A Vale* l.orstsr and Leak Detector. Quintus Ray, Water Distribution Foreman look* on. (Staff Photo) * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Electronic Device Will Locate Pipes John Rllty Shirley, 31-year-old white men, who rented a room at 303 West First *1., la wanted by Ihe m i, according to local poauthorities, wno were notified by telegram this morning from the oilier nf J. Edgar Hoover. Shirley was tracked to hi* rent­ ed room by Sanfont Police De­ partment officers and Constable J. q. Galloway and taken Into custody when charged In a war­ rant fnr breaking and entering to rommit a misdemeanor. The telegram, directed to Police Chief Roy William*, stated (hat Bhlrley ia wanted by authorities of tha Blsle Hoard tk Corrections In Atlanta, Ga„ aa an escapee from tha Jefferson Prison Farm at Louisville, Ga. on August 9, IMS. Chief Williams said this morn­ ing (hit the FBI authorities arc asking that Shirley b* held fol­ lowing prosecution and disposi­ tion of his case bar*. It was also revealed this mornIrg Ih^t Shirley had mads away with a pair of expensive bino­ culars taken from tha ear af hi* foreman for whom hs worked In a pot* craw lor the Florida Power' Corp. A small, device, no larger then [ an overnite case or portable type­ writer when folded and packed for carrying, has saved the City of Hanford thousands of dollars In th* locating of pipes, valves, leaks and other water facilities somelimee hidden front the *yra of those searching for them la order to complete repairs. Russell Dallas, head nf Banford's Utility Department, deinonilratad Hi* ftamlnol* County Chapter, , th# us* of th* "Electronic Pipe American Rad C'rpsi Aanford, . A lari* crowd of over 1,300 fan* and Valve Itficater and. Leak De­ announce* that haadquiriara log turned mil to tbs fanfcrd-Oriaam tector", yesterday as he planned to tha 1U3 Member*^ an-' FunA Kenn 1 (Jub last night to mike Bif make the tadty-typa equipment a for Anmaof* County Hr**, annual rharlly night-a foul­ Frank Pitman, 70, pnit of the permanent equipment Cimpslgn hava been established* al Alla- ing tuccasa, Jerry colling new of the city. mnnle Spring*. nf the track who origin­ Dies Unexpectedly The h a 11,* r y-o p • r a t e d Th* simple act of neighbor help­ operator ated the charily night said Utal In Mr. Frank Albert Pllman, 70, gndljft with a small transmitter ing neighbor in time of need sym­ exi-CM of 93,003 would be given to dli'd suddenly last night at 3:30 on one end of a melsl rod and bolises the spirit of th# Red Cross. Orange and Saminola County p. m. Hi- lived nn thr Lake Mon­ a receiver on Hie other end, will This hsi been Hi# l itplr.sllnn fur charities si Ihe result of Mho roe Hoad fur four years. j tornte b clogged hewer, drier- Itril Cross progress since Its ha- hen-fit program, Mr was horn In Lower Bartlrtl, mine whci* a valvp is Incited,! ginning In May 1911. "Our rmilaal handle last night N. If. on Dec. 1, 18S3. determine the depth of a pipe, With this feet in aalnd, National was fit..122,00 snd that represents Mr. Pittmsn began working for lornle manholes, the exirt lord- Red Cross hsi suggested that by far the best Thursday night hi the Mainp Central Railroad In Win tion of a pipe, Inrati, leaks, and separate headquarters fur the »m track history", said Collins. "W# vnq't have tha Piyl figures a* and retired a* a conductor of that the length nr direction of a palgn ho maintained Inhel, volunteer public **-H <■,. th •• • .pipe. road in 1032. ;■ of day* bat I can promise the He was a member of the Metho­ "The gadget hss msity uses," necessity of hel,''*"- 'a. "*• * ' , participating groupi that It will dist Church, a member nf the said Dallas as he demonatrated Help Way", AUamonl* Bpriagi, running 1 ruB o m Thal’a tha largest North Star Masonic Lodge of how each of tha operation! la Lancaster, N. H , Royal Arch completed and how th* location rinse race with Slavla and Geneva, «um aver given to charity by a has been the flfst t* complne its Florida dog track an a single Chapter of I.ancaster, a member by tone Is done." quota In recent year*. O ■ Ids ■Uht." nf Mm Olive Ilranck Chapter of The operator nf the etrcttf.de Idle Dollar easily picked up hi* the Order of Eailrrn Star of l,an< device, which Is manufactured basis, Mrs, Ablcn L. Rrid/crt, a caster, snd a member nf tha by Lory Manufacturing Compatyr resident of Altamonto ftpriiw* and fifth win In Uia featured shinty tho 1333 rhalrmsa selected Alta­ handicap. Trowel Club of Portland, Maine. of California, wear* a head monte -Springs for her headquart­ He Is survived by his widow, phone through which he recelvea Mr*. Ethel It. PitmRii, one (laugh- the tour signal* denoting the ers, She gays that Sanford is to bo 3 Stores Damaged ler, .Mr*. Edward Fatiqucl, Dover location of a pips, Irak, valve or rnmpllmented for supplying the fifth campaign valunleer, Mr*. N. II.. one aon, Frank A. Pllman clogged sewer, Philip Marx, who has an esecrtl- In Fire Yesterday Jr., Sharon, Pa., on# stepson, Ver­ LIVEGAK (gv-A I1IW,000 fire "It is very elmnle to operate," ent record aa Sanfard's residential non Winslow, North Conway, N. her* yesterday badly damaged if., one sister, Mrs. Rexford Hea­ Dallas said, "and at the sanit leader. Four AlUmonte .spring* resi­ three stores la Ih* downtown busi­ vy, North Conway, N. II., srven time wilt save the City thousands dent! were the first tn volunteer. ness serlloo. of dollars in man hour* snd In grandchildren and four great The btsxe swept through Ih# two They are Mrs. C. W. Seymour, Mrs labor costs, grandchildren. "With th* u«» "f the Elec­ llomer Sewell Sr,, Mr*. If. J. High story building housing Eagle De­ Funeral arrangements will be partment Store, McLeod's I and tronic Pipe and Valv* locator and Mr*. B. D. McIntosh Jr. announced later. 10.cent store, Harry DuPr* Cash A set of county records Is being and Leak Detector we can deter­ .Store and upstair* apartments. complied by volunteers fnr a per­ mine tho rxarO location of a pips, Two adjoining buildings hid some valve, leak, or whatever »e ate manent Indexed file. Campaign water damage. looking for and dig only the ncrea* committer members will be an­ Fir* Chief Luka Hadden, who sary trench to repair or. replace nounced immediately following a mad* lha damage estimate, said meeting of the permanent board pipes or valves," Dallas com­ and the campaign executive com­ tha fir* wss believed to have mented. started In lha rear of th* McLeod Already, on French Avr., In mittee to bo held aa toon as the store but that tba causa was un­ Rev. Milton Wyatt, board chair­ trying out the device, Dallas re­ man, can arrange‘ it. Anyone de­ determined vealed, "W* have been side to j siring Information call Winter The fire got a good start before aav* an unsslJmated expen«* In Park 33-1111 or th# home of th* It was discovered because Ih* locating plpa that has been ia campaign chairman, Mrs. Aldtn stores, as well as most other busi­ tha ground for years, L. Bridgerx, Altamom* Ava. Alta­ nesses here, close on Thursday "It I* a wonderful thing and a monte Springs. afternoons. vary valuable addition to th* equipment of th* City," Delia* concluded, -WASHINGTON (AU-Rep. Olln E. Teague D-Tcx laid today federal lnvaatlgat'ri hava found "aome B r irr flagrant" abuse of the ayttem •f free Veterana Administration medical care for pennilass vet* •ram. ’ Teague, chairman of tha House Veterens Af'alrg Committee, reSolve- the report from the General /erouittlug Office. 11^ said he la o roncc/ned that he may make iMlc the name* of aome of the vatorm Involved, aa a means of ^ n du el g the abuses. Among case* reported by the © *0 h a sample survey: 1, A retired construction en* llnetr bavin* a na» M metal worth e^kVJ.tfa end an Income of 121,711 a yerr so. frea VA hospitalisation io? SV day*. ** A A farmer f s r m f p wllh with Income I n r n t t a r»f l fMfl ... of tW.000 ft- yedr and net worth *f 9131,0" •Is* got VA hojpJUl treatment for ep alter Harland Merriaw af Station University at Found*™ Day IM m . .... r 1 Rotarians To Hear Highly Discussed Question At Meet Rotarians and their guest* at tho meeting this coming Monday noon at thr Yacht club will hear discussed a question that many have aeked when Carl UUtelhoist, Executive Vice President of the Florida'Savings and Loan League, talks on .‘the topic Where Doe* Money Com# From 7 Tha ipeaVvr la tha author of many article* en finsnclal and economic subject* and has mad# an extensive study of the gov­ ernment bond field. Prior to coming to Florida ha served ea Executive Vice Pres­ ident of the American Savings and Loan Institute, a leader In the finance schooling field and one that each year holds a graduate study course at Indiana University. Mr. Dlstelhorsl hs* been widely commended by eco­ nomist*, educators and financial men for the thorough cover­ age of eubject matter related to their fields as It 1* presented In this extensive teaching program. The recent tactUs of the U. B. Treasury dspartmsnt in It* efforts to curb a trend that many thought bordrred on In­ flation Wid their affect* on the financial marta make Mr. Distalhoist's topic one of absorbing In­ terest at Ibis tlma, .It was said by Charlla Morrison, progtam chairman, ^ _____ _ f _ Stalemate By Merchant JMftl A Myes/old housewife was bru­ tally bcatrt Wednesday night short­ ly before f o'clock and left uncon­ scious In he kitchen of her three room frar e dwelling. Her hu band is charged with aggravate assault awaiting the out­ come of t e woman'sTondltlon. She la conflnr at the Seminole Mem­ orial Hoj dial. Deputy Sheriff Ed Pratt said Ihia morning nt he found Jack Lanier, a U-year old farmer, hiding In his Ford piriup (ruck, when he arrived at the sci ic of the heating on South Sanford venue, near Lake Jessup. Pratt alid the husband was armea with 1 31 calibre pistol hidden In his tr user* pocket. Three shells that we a snapped on were found In the r stol. Tha d puty sheriff »*ld that ha found \ rs. Kitty Lanier lying on the kill irn Door of the dwelling, unconsr dus. Her upper front teeth had b< in bashed out, she had bruliesTon her face, left arm and ■houldei, and later complained of Internal Injuries. When the deputy sheriff found the JO-jesr-old woman lying on the floor 41 of her dothea from the waist |p had been torn off. Afled sending the Injured woman to (heJocal hospital, Pratt said, ■ ahotgul fully loaded and a 33 automatic rifle loaded with 13 rounds! of ammunition were found hidden! under the front corner of the thwa room home. Lanlfr admitted, Pratt said, shooting Into the ceiling of the front g»m of the home. However, the Dtpuly Sheriff revealed that there tere five possible bullet hole* In th* celling. The U-ytar-old man also ad­ mitted, aeld Deputy Sheriff Prattt, to thej brutal bcaUng of his wife ted hiving her on the fleor ef the UteheA Prett said that the two of them were apparently under the InBurned of alcoholic beverages. Lanlfr Is bring held In the Semi­ nole County Jail. In default of a $2,000 bond, charged with "aggravaltd assault,” awaiting the out­ come of his wife'* condition. Neighbors notified the Sheriff's office of the beating. However, the neighbors hid heard s shot snd had notified authorities that there hid been: a shooting. Neighbors also heard the screams of the woman. Arresting officers, other thin Pratt, were, Deputy Sheriff Pal Baker and Sheriff Denver Cordell. 1 . ................ ........................................... Wtdrt»«r VOLUME X L V1D Is Found B e a te n ; Is Charged - — : Altamonte Springs Selected For Red $5,000 Realized Cross Headquarters At Charily Night Special Service Is Slated Sunday To Honor Scouts r The Pint Methodist Church Sun will hold a iprclatJ service Sun* Ilia Jlo.v Hoy Prout Brout day honorln* the Troop 34, and the Cub Smut Tronpe 34 and 10. All AH of the parent* Troon Leaders and end tha p*r»nt* of the Rcoute wilt attend attemi . this wll|, be b* a special service.. There will, vrrimm by the R*v. Rev. Milion Milton H. If. ~ V MoveWyatt On tha Hoy Scout Move­ ment and the responsivej reading will be built around th* the Scout *1 of Oath. The epeclal emphasla the Boy Soouta during tha nest year will he “ God and Country" The badge for "God and Country" I* ona of tha meet cherithad of tha honor hadgea that may be r e c a ll Velvet SAN FRAWUISCO <gt—Indiana ofAWCISCO (ft flcori wore awbmlng wbmfag to Ban Fran eiico today la Jaturn Joturn L Laille (Mad y lo Dog) Irvin,i, vclvst-voicci vclvat-voiccd slayer of alg who wai captured qulally In a pawn ibop no Market -Street yea torday. Irvin, ll-ytar-old Evansville pipe insulator sought throughout thn na tlon, wss pic bod up when ha tried to unload two diamond rings ho admittedly took from a home at Redosdo Beach, near Los Angeles, "I wasn't too furprlsed," he said In an lntervlaw, 'Tv* been expect­ ing to gat picked up for quit* a whila.” His arrest was coincidental. In­ spector* John O'Ksafa and Leo Forragglaro dropped In to tho Markot at Third Street pawnshop Hanford Merchants AssetlaHon members yeslsrday reached * stalemate In effort! to provide fundi with which to araet a pro­ posed building for H a n f o r d Manufacturing Company, However, a renewed campaign will g*t underway Immediately, according to Forest Brackenrldge, manager of tba Seminole County Chamber nf Commerce, and Don Bale* chairman of th* Chamber’s Industrial Commit!**, to tocuro th* necessary loan* to eomploto th* building plana etc si sary for the Hanford Manufacturing Com party's needo for aapanston. Msrrhanla attending the moot Ing wer* told that ahonld th* fund* not be provided, the already growing firm wljl find It neces­ sary to mov* to another atty; several of which ar# bidding for th* industry. Sanford Manufacturing Com­ pany, merchant* were told, em­ ploy* ovny 30 workers with n weekly payroll eareedlng 13,900. According to aipantion plana to meet tha growing demand for the firm'* product*, th* number of employ** will bo duuhltd, aa a minimum, with a weekly pay­ roll posalbly exceeding $7,900, T, E. Tucker, president of tba Florida Mat* Bank, told lha Mer­ chant* Association that tha Small Businas* Administration has fa­ lcated an Inlaraot la providing n portion of th* naesiaary sonatnictlon fund*, wit th* florid* ■tot* Bonk aloo. tatamtoi tn rfcvldlng a W o for a portion af Hi* fiiiyK J Brerkcnrldgn reported to th* merehants, meeting to enneidtr tba matter, that tha building cost hat been determined and es­ timated at t43.:)09. A loan of 90 pur cent of the building eost would1rume to 122,000 with Banford Manufacturing Company pro­ viding aa additional 98,800. "Local capital required to osaur* th* rnnitruetlon would com* •i. . . said Brsckenridge. 1 A first mnrtgag* would ba ex­ tended tiro lending organixatlona with local investor* holding • accord mortag* on building* plus a first mortgage on an estimated $39,000 worth of new equipment. Brsrkanrldga told th* merchant* that th* estimated value of th* building and proparty, upon com­ pletion, would b* $61,000 I-oral aaplta] hi th* amount af $3,000 la already aval labia, said Breckehrldgc, but an additional $3,900 la needed Immediately to assure tha start of final plana and specification* ar.d tha hnmadlata start nf negotiation* to gat tho building onder construction at once, "Th* prasant facilities ant bulg­ ing" Brsrkanrldga said, and th* firm la turning down ardara every day because of tha lack of apace for additional employaa and murh needed equipment, "Unless th* local capital I* pro­ vided," said Breckanrldga, "Banford Manufacturing Company will bo furred to movo to another city taking a vtluabl* payroll with It." ADDITIONAL LOCAL NIWI ON PAGE NINR Slayer Captured didn't belong to tho diamond." Irvin, who was unarmed, pro­ duced Idanllflcaljoo of Victor Da­ vit of Los Angelas, pianist wllh Tex Williams' Western orchestra. He spent ono night, Jan. S, at Davis’ apartment after thumbing 1 ride wllh tho pianist. Irvin had h i t c h h i k e d from Princeton, lnd., where hs escaped Jan. tl from tha Gibson County Jail. Irvin was convicted Dec, $3 of fatally shooting W. Wesley Karr, Evansville filling station attendant It# wai charged also «U i slaying flva others: Mri. Mary Holland; Mn. Wllhalmlna Biller, la her country hums star Solitude, Ind.and three members of tha Goobol Duncan farm family, Mar Htndor- Prof. Hariiod c. Jlarriaa, son Unlvifrity, fa hi* talk th# P-TA fount* Found!, day night a t 1Flnattori Sr urged tho via of every means af aommuatcatlon th* schools and tba aofhm " ’Itili", bo listed, "la a nib U»* survival of both." ** Holding tba Hat of m communication, Mr. named lbs ittituda of tba atalttl concerning his schooling, ‘ and k* urged both parents and (aiehtff 13 pay special attention la tbla attpg. Hon. Other methods mentioned war# radio, TV, newspaper*, I l f conversations either by tstaphact or oortonal rontact. r* n>. Th* apeak*r declared that both tba schools and th* oMnmvhltp should! « m th# ifersmsntiOMd medium*, and that ichnol student* bo Informad af tba dvto aatM» tl** going on about thorn. "Ttlto vlalon,” ho vowod, "eon offer mar* to • student than an actual Raid trip to soma plae* fa tha movlty or atato” , "Th* < world *•* b# brought to tba of tha atudant through tUa of rowmtMication", bo Mn.<'Ri 1 of P-TA. Adtodg tho terom manta nf P-TA, at aimed hr M an wars lha attanaloo o f t ballon syilam for Juvanl promatlon of th* Pur* Bill, ceniarship nf motion pirn turn, parent education, tha ralm ing of the minimum aalary of th* school teacher, rehabilitation of children, aad Ihe paiaai* of lawi for th* benefit and general wolfar* of riilldren. Mrs, Main further stated thtt in recant yaara many dang*rnif| symptoms bav* appeared In P-TAi She named thaa# as boradom fS t dlssatlsfaGtloai among Ita mamboim Bhe urged Utak tho Individual P-TAs mao* thaa# problem* bp Improving tboir mootlnga 1 having more participating bora. It % Mrs. J. B. St. Joha, County Oa— cfl president, presided ovar tkO Founders' Day maotlnf and Jtittto durad tho dlstlngulihad Included amang these war* bora of th* board of th* board of trwitoos, foi ty eoonetl prosldants, County school prfaclpala and P-TA pcoat dents. Os haad far thU was Mr*. Pearl Ransall, tha A ct oountf eotinrit president. Mn. St. Jahn anoounc*4f1ttt$i tha birthday aaka was being IBt to Mn. Emma Cockaon Monro*, who waa a member ot is* flnt National P-TA, which W, then called tho Mother'! Club, r Harry Weir president of pill** crest P-TA gnatad the snembly, Mrs. Grady Herman gave th* devotional and Mn. W. B. OlUt introduced th* apaakar. Mr*. J. p. Wilson was lo chirgo *1 arrangemanta. C Former Resident Bruce Jones Dies Funeral serv|eea will tomorrow at It p, m. it Cox er Funeral Hants la Orlando fo t Blue* N, Jonas who dlod day at hla bom* In Wlndamavo M* lowing 0 long lltnasa, For bar of yaara ba was with Chase * Co. i* lakfoi A number of tho Chi of Christ, ho waa known througl out Contral Florida for hla with tho Boy ScouU and ctvfo: gnnlsations. Ha was n mtmboy tha WlMar Qardon OKU, Tampla of tha (bria* and Grotto Oriand* and patK af tba Oarilam City Chaptac. ■urvirara Include hla daughter, twa aaas, hla cod aa aider brother. Tba Rav. Georg* Irowa, of Holds* Rolgkta “ win effteiato at tho Michigan City, lnd., for oxocullon June 11. Arrasled hero, Irvia waa taken la tho Hall of Justlco and booked simply "en routo to Los Angeles," a holding charge, "Afier w* Intd him we bad talked (0 Victor Davis, ho said, 'You wan! to know who I really ■mV Then ha said hs waa Loalla Irvin and wanted to Indiana (or killing six people," O'Ksafa said. "I wouldn't hurt anybody," Irvin aaid, "All tba way aut bars I got along fine wllh people aid they wara vary ale*. 1 waa recognised twlc* that I’m sura of, once by 8 motorist outaid* Springfield, Mo. and by a track.drivar at Coiad— burial wfll ba to Wi tkat'a to Nobraaka, But I know ho Camotoay with . . waa calling police to 1 toft, to • f a d - ! IBS, yRAM | j ! I > 1 1 j | �AO Cfeorth Notleas most bo pro— tod it Tho Herald offlot by • pjn* oath# day before publication. ♦•HNwr. tervtce A FREE. METWWbT. Uorel Avt, « it* Si. Sunday teheel 1:48 i. m. Morning Worihlp io:U a. m,' p. m . y. 7joo p. m. Evtnlng EvaagtlltUe 7:43 p. m. Wtdnttdty night prayer tag W. P. Brooke, Jr., Paitar prtUl tarviee 7:30 p. in. Frag g. Plater, Aieeclate Pillar Blrhy «o|er*. Nmle Dlrtclar Early Morning Worihlp 8:43 a.m. Sunday School ft:4A a.m. Morning WorthJip ii:Oo t.m. Training Union 6tl9 p.m. Evtnlng Worihlp 7.30 p.m. Wadnoidiy Prayir Sorvict 7:30 p.m. Nufiery at all iirvicii. ■ WELCOME FUST METHODIST CHURCH MlHaa M. Wyatt faiiar , : f5 **m‘ . Cbureh School clauai for all ig u . |':W a.m. Morning Worihlp Sormon Topic "Thi Boy Scout ASSEMBLY OP COD CHURCH Movemtnt" •:00 p.m, M.V.F, Suppor 13th M. aag Liirel Ava. 1.10 p.m. M.y.F, Rev. Geers* i. Beta Sunday School 1:41 a, m. till p m. Organ Vnpari Morning Worihlp u a, m. 7:30 p.m. Evtnlng Worihlp Youth Servlco 4:43 p. m. Sermon by Dr. Earl Brown Gininl EvingelliUo Rally 7:43 p. m. Eaecullva Secretary, Dlvliton of Priyer and BlUa Study Wedaei- Methodlit Nallolnil Mlnloni. Broadeait ovir W.T.R.R. day at 7:41 p. m. "Remember a glad hand invitaa •:10 p.m. Ricnallon for young people. you to worihlp with ui." SOUTH IID I BAPTIST CHUBC9 Eae4 17 at, At Park Are, The end of your uareh For a friendly Church. B. *. Lanalerd, Fetter W. L. Btephtar, Aeeeclate Fatter R i t e HlgglateUam, S u n d a y ■cheat SepertaUsdeat. Sunday School to A. M. Morning Worihlp 11 A. M. Bible Study 7:30 P M. Evening Worihlp • p. M. Prayer Meeting (Wad.) • P. M. PremUlenlal Mtkly). . Pallowahlp MUilonary ted Tteeday afterWtleome aid Enitnaae, — 4th CENTRAL BAPTIST CMURCB boh . Sewing Orate y atoning. lav. J. W. Partem, patter Oer. Pearteoath 84., Oak Ava. Sunday 8chool «:4S a. m. Morning Worihlp Servlco 11:00 P R A Y E R 5?'flf. ? , T O R E V E R Y O N l! FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. A. 0. Me laali Pailar Morning Worihlp 11:00 a.m. Prelude • "Ava Marl* Stella of the Nova Scolra Flihlng Fleet"-Oaul Anthem . "Ifcou Will Keep Him In Lord God of Sibaoth' Training Union 1:15 p, m. It'a a family affair. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Evanlng Worihlp 7:M p. m. 1M7 Sir ford Ava. "Como thou with ua and wa will Perry L. Slim#, Mlnleter Utter Tharp, Beper1ate*4#te Church School t :45 t.m', Morning Worihlp, 11:00’a.m; With open weekly Communion. Mri, N. V, Farmer wilt be at the organ. The choir will itng under the direction of J»y M. Welter. The regular pulor will reiume hli preaching dude*. Ser­ mon Ihrme: "The Church ai the Rudy of Cbrllt." « Mr. and Mri. John C. Dleti will hive charge of "mack time" fol­ lowing the • p m. youth end children’! meeting. EvtqJ'r Worihlp', T:$u. featuring Before you say your prayers, there's something I want to tell you. Tonight* I want you to ask God to bless everyone in tho whole wide world. On World Day of Prayer children in every corner of the /;lobe, grown-ups too, will pray that God will make this wotid a better place. Remember last summer at camp when you called out at the edge of that cliff and your echo came answering back? Well, imagine all the people in the v'orld calling out at once in prayer. Imagine how big the echo would be, and how much it woyld please God to hear it. You are lucky children, because you live here in America, because you have your Church and the right to attend it. So tonight, thank God for things like that, darlings, even if you don't entirely understand them.. And when you've finished .. . ask Him to bless everyone. THE„ ? J W r c h for a u m . a m . a 1 I* a noi.houi* el iptriiLol " f* 1 *Jl|Mn*hIjx ,fon® Church, neither democrat U**' _,W|lhoul * •Y,jy r.r.on ihould a ',./ / . "1 r' a,ont "hy ond itippo/t lh, church T? *,fv,ce* own tak« f2) ror hieVhii* ■' (l) r°' hi. fak« ol hie community inn’ '’ ' !ak* ,3) r<” 'he ">k* ol ih. Church wst 2 ,0n' (i> For lh. und mat.nal lupport R„„ .h h n' ,d* hi* moral Jatjy and read your Bifaj, datly° '8 ehufch '•«* t e . - . v ..............SSL f a s ^ p - 'r . r J s a , Jtiur»4*y.;..,V........{’♦"'ttasny f rM*r....,V,V,........ {*?’»'»»««/ VmJ# ;; ,« • , JMt I a appeal, end friendly In fellow thlp. PAOLA WESLIT AM METHODIST CHURCH S M il* Weal *o Bt. 44 kg Scteol liU fag Worihlp 10i4E D u Youth 4:4S teg Werehip liM neday Prayemootteg tiW Everyono Welcome Bov. Cecil W. Skiff i f FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, This “ Support The Church” Series, Published Each W eek in the Sanford Herald with the Approval o f the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operat on o f these Well- Sunday Servlcoa 11:00 a, m. Sunday School • g;M a. m, WadMiday Evtnlng Mooting 1:00 p, m. Lonon-Sermon: "Soul" Reading Room located In Foyer of Church Building open to public J UPfALA COMMUNITY 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. Monday thru Friday. f PRBRBYTERlAN CHURCH A cordial Invitation i| attended * B w . C & White. Milletvv to all t« attend our eervlceo fJtra, CloTtr Mirra, PUaiat, and uio tho Reading Room. ] MIm Pi trial* I h m u , Ah L fUalat. THE CHURCH OP GOD » Mr*. N ury OUie, CUldreo’a OP PROPHECY Chair Director. 34*3 Elm AVO. * Mr. George Feeeld, A lit. lu p t ■ Oknrch SeteeL Rte. D. D, Cnaiy, Pieter W Chunk teHYM RCNW Scteol. I, ftW lOiO IW O i n .* Sunday School »t45 A.M. C lw w far nil agee. Morning Worihlp 11100 A.M. Wenhlp Uioo a.m. Sunday Night Sarvlc* 7:so P.M. Children'* Service UtOO non. WMB Tueiday Night T:S0 P.M. Young Pooplo I ISO p.m. VLB Thunday night 7:30 P. M, ChllSren 4:30 p.m. Old Faihlon Revlvel beginning Worihlp 7il0 p.m. Setrytedy Invited to attend 11 our aarvien. FIB lt BAPTIST CHURCH, OVIEDO Saste L. Dev, Patter I4ra tetetN r # i « a.m, dates Wjrthip • moo a.m. Natei Uaum • a: 15 p.m, Mteg Sem en - 7:30 p.m. THI FIRST PRBSRYTERIAN CHURCH Bor. A, O. Mclnnla, Plater Proiude • "Andante Rallgioio" -Thom# Sola . "0 Lord Moet Holy" Mri. Chariot WUko-Frinck Anthem • "Loit in the Night" Chancel Choir art. ChrUtlanian Barman Rev. Eugene L. Daniel Evening Worihlp 7:30 P.M. Prelude • "The Angrlui" -Meneaet Anthem • "Softly Now the Light *1 Day" -Von-Water Pioaear Choir Mmon Mr. Malaala ' te'1''1**A1h,t! 4|,#" S;■„>|■_|J | •T, LUBE’S LUTHBBAN * jterl* (Naar Otlpae) B*v. Slijkin M. Tnhy, Patter kadlo blulen Broadeait at' S:M a. m. over WOR2 (|W kc) luabr tahool J,te a. « .- t e r all Rf'i"I aJ*V;JU.: *■*iTy 1 r v■ known Business Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY’S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK J. C. HUTCHISON ft CO, HAROLD H. KASTNER ft CO. BROWN’ S AMOCO 8ERVICP GLENN GOEMBEL GUNOCO SERVICE BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY I BOYD. WALLACE WUTUAL INSURANCE WILSON - MAIER FURNITURE CO TEE KILGORE SEED CO. M. R. Strickland, Contractor THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. Divta, Conilgnoo SMI TY*S 8NAPPIN* TURTLE W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO, HILL HARDWARE CO. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. 1ENKARIR GLASS ft PAINT CO. BRITT TRACTOR Ctt R. L. GARVEY PLUMBING NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY FHE MAYFAIR INN CELERY CITY PRINTING CO HERRON GROVES SEMINOLE DRY CLEANERS HOLLER MOTOR SALES e D, Brown THERM-O-TANE GAS ft APPLIANCE CO. of Sanford AMERICAN OIL CO. PROGRESS! PRINTING CO. ROY WALL PLUMBING W DBO-TV Channel 1/ Saturday grig p, a, ST1NB MACHINE ft SUPPLY CO WJ DE'S 8UPREX MARKET WAlNER’S GULF SERVICE FERTILIZER CO. TV SERIES for EToryon* This Weak,* How God's Power Reator** Health JOHN’S REALITY CO. SANFORD LINOLEUM ft TILE CO. SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE OX �*■ mm * -T , ‘ T .' - ; * 5’ : ‘ . "f i T 1. " , l ir t ' . ' r ‘ **,T rr^ rj!'*T rT .'‘^TT' ~/TT.v‘: r 'T^‘ ' c . ' " ' ( ■ * T H E JIANFORT) H K R A LP F A F A . 10, IBM , - < ’ af 44, dtrk, t erk ap Um wlatar G «n sr* Apple Tatat balding and d**p Broadway. ; ■■ ■ •^eafffeeh* bwflm: M e ^■-aaa-bw aasM aeata u d so more d r t m « t l « * l H I Aa extriardlaarUy food book. “lacteal" lira me than PUB **flw "Profiler Is Cearaga" (a s gragp UonaT drama while (till reomaiag of eaarabtog atudlei af Americas fra* of tha curs# af eowtrarerej politician! who displayed gaunt* which teUvis'oa is ftatrtl I n n . abora tha tall M duty. Osa. aa a* Thus, at an example, U*i doubt example. cosearta San. Edmiad ful (lilt anyone ever would fear : TV (lctton icrlpt about.Mw aatthtf want Incredible political and kpat- side of polities and on* elvll libertyson*1 vinification by eaitlnr too mlbdad aanator who siertfUad hiOf on* vet* that aavag president 1*11 on the alter of Mi (allow tvnaiuim p»njutmrrr». u i IfjCraft iw wi' prejudices. dBut Andrew Johnson from an n*Jnat aanator*' r. Eanaady of Massachusetts. Hollywood • ja i J ~irjT:Tctnt^»w "w tifahgiiii i BM ifiM iim iT ‘ _ t ‘ S o O fl/ o / lf with Audny Hepburn, the movie M* tartar. offers cam* In. He's bean working Uilho* moat acton. Middletoq hat steadily on the sound Magas ever hid hit struggles, but unlike u)oit stow. By BOB TWOMAB of than, ha baa bed *a ar* in Arthur O'Connell U a wry. softHOLLYWOOD l/y-TWo af the tha halt: hit family run* a bis spoken bachelor of 4? yam who most popular actors la Hollywood construction firm in Ctoctonsti— elalmi ha never get married be­ these days a n ' follows *who will Prank Uaitar and Sour. Inc. (Hi* cause ha couldn’t afford It. i*:*r eat tha bobby sogers sflra. rtal aan t li itaiiar.) "I'v* had leaner days then most They e n Robert MltMleion and '*1. itartcd in tha eonitroetton anybody you could namo," ha re­ Arthur O'CoonaU, duretcer acton butlntaa whan 1 wta old aaouih marked. "I slept In subways and who an working man then most to wlald a ahoral," Middleton paid. perks and freight cart. I've worked stars. Each hit It big with a showy “But 1 got lha acting dtaeaia bad to eoda fountains and lunch coun­ role during tha past year — when I wet In tha first grada. It ter* to earn POO so I could start M id d le to n In "The Desperate waa durng tha lint World War touring the calling offices again." Hours" and O'Connell In "Picnic." and 1 played • wounded aoldter Born In New York and son of the They'll ha la thn running for the is a play. Murray HU1 Hotel head welter, he supporting Oscar. , "1 acted all through tchool and became an actor by accident at 31. The friendly contender* a n set- went to Now York when 1 got out A girl friend was an actress and to* to lha same tame these days, to ins. But there were no Jabs for he toured tha casting offices with Wth-Fox'* "The Proud Ones." So I actor* thin, to I went back home." her. Re was offered a job In a dropped out to get n rundown on 11a worked In tha family bualneia Dorchester, Mast., itock company. them. ~ by day and did local thtatricala After eight yesn In stock and two Middleton Is a (all, hulking man and radio work by night to .vaudeville, he decided to try v ’ • . volcad. aU sisa ga| masngv htva started elkWng (a TV and on tha ‘‘Oadine eultod him for hcavlaa, which ha stage. After scoring la ■ ‘Oadine" ■ n v j i r ~ x i n nii NEW YORK un-Televiatoa dra malic programs era showing an tocraaifng interest In "fact" rather than "fiction.” One can alt* ao many agamplai that the often meaningless woid "trend" might apply. Kraft Television Theatre (NBCTV) announces, for Instance, the purchas* of two volume* of nonfic­ tion. They are "A Night to Rem'em b « ," by Walter Lord, tho story ot the linking of the T“ > md He virtually starved (or years. One year he did six plays, all 6f them dosing out of town. But the following season came "Picnic." After lha film vertion, ha waa In. Ha has dona six pictures since and his lean day* ar* over. Impeachment. A general public Interwst In "fact" over "fiction’* Is revealed In Ilia, book trade where tor many years woAa af nonfiction gqnafally bave been outselling fiction. Na­ tional magatlnes have also baea using more nonfiction. ft’* doubtful the lntereit of TV, producers In mstters of historic fact is based mirely on whgt I* happening to other eomm'inleatton media. It can be argued, 1 believe, that Television Theatro ibould dram*tito the itory of Roit of R*ni|| from "Profile* In Couragd"..fw la "exactly the itor/which ,wfb>f ba told. And no nao would utter l word of complaint. . %i It's an odd yocld whom "fiction' la attacked a* "fa d " and "fact' U dl»ml**ed os ir it were "fletkm.* . fhlllltig coo\l« dough has fdyiit ta|«*. After chilling, rolled'flplli dough will he easier lo hand]*Ahn If U doea not get this fro»t/jl$**t went. »s‘ < li'a a cerUln dsn that aprisg la aa* far away wU*i :yuu U*v* a •uddau sr(e to t f f i s M sparkle to the winter faraakiba* x_ _ j * a « . T h a aaaioat way la to tad aaaaaaew faod taver aeWkSaSwe btnatlww thaf perk , up family thair aauey eurprie* llta* *f ’ splat to s aauaasa hriaMbrt * applemuee menu. How ... you auoa it; uue net appiMaucw aandwks, cut aa the ______ar In narrow strip*, makae an mtricuinf variation. To make tha sandwich**, hot applaaauca laapoonad ever cinnamon toaet taken piping hot from tha ovan. Accompany tha aandwichaa with plump, bream, Muling aauaagM and beverage. Cltuiamoa-Appla Taut S Ublaapoasa aoA butter or M tnMaepooaa granulated eugu margarine l teaspoon ground cinnamon S slice* enriched brand toast 1 (/2) can, or 1 pint, applw uo* “ Combln* sugar and cinnamon and rprtnkls about s tenspoon of the aaixturo ovar oach site* of buttarod toast, ptaco cinnamon tout os an ungraaaad cookie aback Meet Is a moderate oves (380*F.) far 0 minutes, Heat appluauco. To serve: Spaas H o n af hoi applasauoa cm * Alee* of pnnamrm toast. Cutaamalaisi * eUcea at risnamen teak la half, dfegonflly, and arrange ovar applaaauaa. I Yield: 4 awvtap. 3S& ' .fftnil Antibiotics Assume New Responsibility SHORTY GOWNS & PAJAMAS , RESEARCHERS bare eosaa mp n heaps the prodact Wash by iwith a new uae for antibiotic*. Aureomyeln, they report, eoon •uty be used to help bring frether meat*, fish and poultry Into your home. Tret* eliow that the anti­ biotic will help tsbld the frtih* hilled tut* and appearance of then foods all the way from the slaughterer or packer right lo gh* consumer. fiery* Freeh For example, tha tuearchen report, poultry dipped In aa auraemycln aolutlon, than packaged and stored under commercial re­ frigeration, could not be distin­ guished from fresh-killed Urds even after 14 days. only minuta orMtrsee” amounts of tha antibiotic are required In the process, And, la tha aaa* eg fish, tha antibiotic can ba apicd in7a 'dip' cruelly handled ith tha rinse er pre-chill proc­ ess. What UtUa of the antlMoUa might remain attar processing is destroyed la cooking. Nona of It la consumed by eating tha food, the rmarehtn aaptisstss. K Mot onto Spoilage Us* of the antibiotic retards (the growth of spoilage bacteria. 'Healthy animals, yon aaa, have a [built-in mechanism to beep each w elerls In chock. Killing the animal, however, leaves nothing to fight off theta lepoUer*. ao auraomydn takes up where tha body dafanw stopped. holding back bacterial contami­ nation on tha way to your neigh­ borhood grocery or meat market. Combined Factors While both refrigeration and nntlbloUe* retard the growth ot bacteria already In food, refriger­ ation and antibiotic combined can do a lot more for preeervtng perishable food* than cither can alone. What doaa title mean to you? Well, It mean* that them perlahable product* can be shipped longer distances. Animal* can be killed 100 mllee from the point ot conaumpttan and tracked to mar­ ket aa carcae***. And flah caught Tnllord or very ilnlnty Incy atyles, by Sana SoucI, V ab Iltuilte, soft pimtol colors, Cotton and nyjona. 4.98 to 10.95 Aa frilly and pretty aa a lncy Valentino ori Ihuee gift Ideas In linguriot She'll •dor* a lingerie Valentina from out inspired aelectlon. off tha soaat of Washington can ba shipped anas-country and etui ba m a more than two weeks BventaaOy, H might mean cheaper meat for many of uh Qtnanow amp Ajrrwa ' Mr*. E T.K .: I* thrr* anything except ulcere that would eauea Indlgeatlon and a burning In tha stomach? Answer: tndlgaatloa and burn­ ing of tha stomach may coma from excessive add In the stom­ ach, also from bad eating habit*, such aa ovareaUng or eating too fast, gallbladder dleeaea and from eertaln nervous disorder*. Careful (tody by your phyticiaa will ba neceasary to find the eauea baton proper Itreatment could ba prescribed. 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You'll Ilka our personallied service. ■i HANDBAGS , 'Jf * . / " , , # Summer Straws, black pa­ tent tad Whiting A Davis AU aminua dtoeh. . »' •' .■*, ST R A W S 2.98 to 10.93 l*A.W|ta.M Vt vt'.'i* P A T EN T S 8.96 — 7.95 ■ '4*r-r ■ ^ .. ; ...... . ,,, . . ---------------- -- W ’• ; •--------- -------------------- ^ ' .. ' i.; ■ !V ' ■ ■■ . i f e- :.l\ V ,..; ' ' ■ ^ �Nearer ir ia n rwwiOH H1WYOU tfwtto Je* Ilf withIt* paeNemt«f MlM.crowd* •4 elrlaapa, outdated airport*, and tk« financing of 1H billion dollar* worthof Jot afrUntn-la a M m iy OttoLteeobrt birthdaywhen mmrt win temtrod m « a w tart* to lUt Ufa ero w m om tered. S tfu a lity for whkh A te Lincoln, th4 A S w n dpgtor. to m ft ir » » • « * « * i g g t j fa tha husuumma that ha had i « 3 T t e .tew BBrtooaly and rinearaljr tatter w hit tha *1tuition. did not laap at c m l i t* tha n a to o f tho lmnortato For « , kto peUticgl earoar, which prepared far kto ultimate triumph* waa at teat e minor incc— ■ Ha aarvad in tha 2111* toftototara and ona usdlatingulahod 'te Congraae. Ha wag dafaatad twlea for km ta, and In tha first Republican eonUeTthat o f 1SH, faltod by a wlda marp p fB to tha nomination for vioo*praaldant. E e ha waa atoetad president four year* t e ka pollad only Aminority of tha poputefa , and won only baeauae tha eppoeitlon flM d e d amottf thraa othar eandldataa. Than aama tho war. In 1M4 tha Germanterkaa toadar, Carl Behuif made a daring mhirr. whtoh ha admlttad might aound M a r: M yaara, parhaps much 'aoonar, Linm u m wlR te {merited cloi# to WashjteW ' on thla republic'* roll of honor." Seldom haa a prophacy bean more just!A 'A yaar latar Lincoln lay In daath, aftd hto famral train rolled slowly aeross tha H fe .tte poopla famed out In masses. Hr f>is4 taatlfiod to Lincoln'* xraatnaaa and hto sndurfag plica fa thafr teurtu. * Tha tragady la Ufa today throughout tha world la that tter# are far too few such tarn, produced and far too many of tha kind who art ruthleaO) anal and thoughtful only of thetr awn aatfiah end*. #• # Whlio tha Britlab bamoaa tha fra* of their enea-proua lead ia jat transports, Amarican plan# maktra sow hart firm ordtrt for 1IB aad out*loading options for e Tha no* hat boon botwoon Booing and Douglas. With Ho* ward Hughs*' order tbit wash for tight Jota for Trans World Air* lino*, Booing now baa ordars for •8. Hughta taya TWA is taking about IS moro, and tbi* would bring Boaing to 1M. Douglas counts Its order* at 108, and 1U option* of IS would males a total of 11S. Wbon all tho options boeoma firm orders, tho Amarican manufacturon will ban MS Jot traniporta In tha work*. Lo* Angalat lo New Yoifr In 4 L«* Angola** to Now Tofu in 4 hour* and IS mlnutas-sra tchtd* ulad la vvlum* bebwsoa IMS and Boy Scout Salutf Wa salute tha Bey Seoul* o f America on lta 4dth birthday, now being observed dur­ ing Boy Seout Weak which eemea to a climax Sunday. Scouting to a program for all boya avery* where. It la auceaiaful la tha widest rural areas aad In the moat congested cities. It possesses an inherent appeal for tho healthy, vigorous, normal American youth and also offers fields o f achievement for tha handi­ capped. It has often bean said that a boy ean al* ways find something to do. It is whan ha finds something to do that doee not measure up to raaaonabla standards that ha may gat Into trouble. Soonting offers a steady hand that often tips tha seeks away from delin­ quency. - 1 Scouting haa three program parts to meat tha needs of boys o f different age levels. Over one million families, together with their eight to ten*year*old*sona participate ha Cub Scouting, said to ba America's largest and most dynamic parent-and-boy program. Today there are 1,480,000 Cub Seouta in 18.000 Cub packs. Boy Scouting provide# for eleven, twelve, and thirteen-year-old boys an outdoor pro­ gram that helps them grow in character and dttsanehip. Today, 440,000 Explorers are active in 84,000 troop*. Exploring serves the boy of fourteen and over with a rich program filled with high adventure and opportunities to practice good eititenshlp. Today, 44,000 Explorers are members o f 14,000 Explorer Units or ara Explorers in Boy Seout troops. Many hands Join to bring Scouting to these 8,080,000 boys end young men. In ad­ dition to the 1,070,000 adult volunteers who provide the leadership for them there are 68.000 sponsoring Institutions that actually operate the 104,000 Scouting Units. This roll o f Institutions sponsoring Seout units really represents democracy In action. They re­ present the religious, civic, educational, and veterans organization* of tha nation. Our readers will wish to join'na in saying, "Happy Btrthday, Boy Seouta l" Babies Can Be Pretty Expensive By HAL ROTLS NEW YORK UR—Things a eelamnls might naver know if he didn’t open hla mall: That tt costs a family wtth an annual tneome of M.MO about MOO to bring a baby Into tha world, including the cigar* Us* proud pap* paiaaa around. That it eoata—according to t Redbook Magatin* Survay —|T,000 merely to fead a ehlld during tti flrit It yaara. What do Ud* eat loday anyway — orchids? That in 1SU the Polish Olympic team ran up the 1MO atapt la the I mettit ot«#»t» ar. ltta *t 103-floor Empire State Building In toe, oatttoe. ■*<*• an* f a 31 minute* flat. Ruiaia, of course, er Mtnfe tk Site will beat the record — Jurt aa *oon airs, sam ear Miutw #«*• M lM as It builds a tkyaeraper that tall. m ans That tha number of girl “office fa su e eras boya" has tripled since 1S40. That while Industry prefers wom­ fa •* Jtuta. NWlllllU «a# en office werkeri, men (till held fay tkm eeiyae ar (aStia* i et m iit> J .w t iiu m u 3M.OOO of the 3SO.OM federal gov­ ernment'! clerical poata aa racant1y at isso. That Britain ha* lost Its beef­ eating tradition to America, where the average cttlian ate 180 pounds during 1955. , 1058 That It took an tnduitrill worker 4» minutes to earn tha price of TC 0A T S BIBLE VERSE a pound of round steak her* in 1919. Joseph, whan ha died, made Today ha doea It in half an keuv. i tba departing of tho ahUdren of But don't tot your butcher know tola — you havs enough trouble ! g if t eomrp.andmt concerning hid with him already. That A. H. Barwald, a Tt-yaar-otd pencil manufacturer, testa hto pen­ cil told! by'lashing out Ms 10th floor office window and dropping them to tha sidewalk. Incidentally, at tbs company to eeaMbeto sa Mid, he had been Inclined tauvota pencils will not only writ* under for tha blS which the senato later water — they work equally well iwbvMutlt. when submerged In molasses. Try R H I to** t Master S3,MO for Tbttt questions bovtc w * Hit paised. Ha voted agalnit It. It ami see. Mi ,| j election tempt l*n? Nat if NeM, whose homa Is In Lexing­ year eair purpete la to balp him dUcloiurt by *#o. Francis Cat# ton, Neb., hu d«nled any inten­ (B AD) (hit a Mr»n*tr—who later tion of Influencing Cue'* vote on Ysu tan, uadar law, seetribute pravtd lo b« John M. N#(f. imtll- tha gas bill. Ha said no ttrlngi _ _ town Ntbrtika lawytr—h*d eon•P to SAMS H that la your purpose wore attached. and th« aunty Is far bm ia ~ • tribute r»,.vtn to t campaign fund Ha hai not tMicloiad where h# f sneral aiectien. Thore'i ne limit tor Ciia's re-tlaction this yaar, Cut, Hying ht tpurntd tha g->t the money to give a sanator ha *er What an indhrldual can cm Jardlnc tribute tar a primary •lection money, indicated ha thought it wai had naver mat. laying a confiden­ NEWS OF MEN INS FORT BENNTNG, GA. Sergeant intondtd to Influenft hla vote on tial reUtlon with hli client la In­ volved. First Class lr* g. Thompson, * V £ i la a real crime If your the big to fret nitural gti proseal perpeae* -which might ba vary (keen. Including big oil eompin- It U not ye< altar whether Cue whose mother, kin. Amanda lari* to peer*. U to influence tha iet, from direct fodarat control of will fact a Republican opponent Suggs. Uvea at « « palmetto Ave., In a primary election or whether recently waa assigned ia the Id aaatow's veto m • aema MM in the* prirta. ha will go into tha general election Infantry Division at Fort BonnCate aald Nafr, who had baan directly against a Democrat next Ing. Os. rsgtitarad laat year In Ntbraika Alter three yean In the Far LriSM* to a crime tar a torpors- ca an oil company lobbyist, had November. Eait, tha Id. nicknamed the Casa’a atatamente have aat off Haa to emtribut* dtrvctly to a mad* raftranrai to Cue's atand “ Rock of the Maine" division, ia anatar's poUtkai eaapaign—ia a oo tha gai bill batorc turning tha at toast on*, and perhaps two, Sen­ undergoing infantry training at ate investigation!. Tha Senate yeiyrtmary ar gsnaral atostton-to» money ovar to a mutual acquaint, the fort bank n is t l light dor attdala anca. Until that happanad, Cat* terday unanimously voted tn let Sergeant Thompion, whose wife, up a special, four-man commute# Luellt, Uvea In Columbus, la to look into tha matter. ■a Saminola County Records Thla commlttaa, headed by Sen personnel specialist In the divi­ 1 H IM _" _. t , n- a . tuhnrtlnslln *u*nrainalln* George (D-T.a), plant to limit its sion's 3d Tank Battalion. He was eharlta S N-rman tn w m ia i* t) Inquiry atrlcUy to the ona altuition last stationed in Korea with the 44th Mobil# Army Surgical Ho* cauied by Cate's dliclesurat. pita). Thompson entered tha Army Sen. Hannings (D-Mo), chairman Hr* Pranci, T»yl8r**lf*J»ek Jtha. in 1040. ton, ta rt « " r r W n .lJ u a im B t nt a regular Elections aubeommltFa* 4 «M,r K ?AACm d « Ha a*t E4* Ua, wants La invaatlgata too Henwar* Aah nlngi aays ha wants to make a RESOLUTION ADOPTED broad Investigation of ell and gat TOKYO — Tha lower Route of I K t t m t t u s t o Set QUEEN VMlTf LIFERS corporations, perhspi questioning the Japanese Diet unanimously ENUGU, Nigaria — Britain'! Mnators. adopted a resolution today tailing rJvfs ?£ “■ a .'u e Quean EtUabatb mlnglad with othar The Senate to for haa shown on the United States, Britain and hundrMt of iapars today aad found little enthualaam for the direction Russia te atop atomic and hydro­ tham all cheartul. Hennings wania to taka. gen bomb taata, Tha Quoh , accompanied by Um twite to itebetrd r tf. Itorr to SttbttM Ole* Duka ad Edinburgh, viiitod the Oil River aettlcuicnt SO retlai from here and sauntered through a I*preesrium toil leeks like a pleasant vtUige. K wii one el the «topa aa the royel tour ei NlgarU. M m lli Boma concrea wji axprttaiJ ovar tha Quite meating and talk tog with Iapars, but physicians Mid than was no chance e4 eantigioo. • Sanford Herald w 1HL And * i# 1b that period TteAMHiae hep* to get that, that the afrit*#* will Mv* to fln<*|jnooar back through «p*nttng tha 1H billion 4«Uar* that tha savings. Jat buIldars contend tbeii plants sad parts art azpaetad croft wit] produce anah more t« cod revenue for the alrliafa because la addition to order* from most of biggest earrytof capacity and big Americas *am*r* bo w , tha more tripa ia the soma period aircraft maktra have ordor* from because of tha higher speed. Air Franco. Ssbcat asd Sclsus On the trojivj- «*■ tie problem World Airltnt*. of bigger carrying capacity and Son* of tha cost of tha S24 could make onsclete, and toe jota win com* from airlint i earn- need for longer runway*. a t aldad, la ona'iani*. by gov- 8cm* eltlis will find thafr alt moat lubtidti. Bat B»w capital will bar* to b* sought top. Thfr space atill more crowded. could com# from long-tom loan* Booing engineer* - report profrom iatoraae* eomptnita, ahort- grata in tackling tha noil* nuis­ ttrm loan* from banks, or from ance. They at* tearing e aound ■upprester for their Jet*______ that a pawn baa bene developed that will avtn write on your gums. Dentists use tham. That despite all tha new laborsaving builnett machines that have bean invented, there is itiU a ihortag* of *00.000 attic* work­ ers in tha United Italia., Hut many modern read* in Franc* fellow the old route* of Napoleon's military campaign*. That there to no tide ta tha Mediterranean. 1 have these on tha authority of tha French governfont tourlit office, whleh didst bother to explain why, That Jane Freman, tb* linger, la allargle to ostrich feathers. That opara star Blanch* Theboa believes mere Amarican wlvai learn about culture from Uiair hus­ band! than vie* varia. Now It a mare man tald a thing like that he'd be denounced aa an unbear­ able mala prig. That a recant aemle book styl* treatment of "Tha Story of Jains" aald half p mtUlea coptaa In two weeks, believed to be an all-tima record ter any ae-eaUed "eomle book." That RUdagrada, velar in perfor­ mer though ah* ia. atill raeltaa tha prayer of Si. Franeli of Aiiisl Juat before going out to fee* a new audlane*. That while more men thin woman auffor from heart attacks, tower men are hospitalised for mental disorders. That tow people can name offbang the only ena of Naw York City's five boroughs tost is actual­ ly on the mainland of tha United Btataa. It's to* Bronx. That a foeble-minded person esn become Insane, but s normal adult person, though his mental condi­ tion may deteriorate, never actual­ ly becomes "foabia-mlndad." That the "eotfoe break," so pop­ ular with office workers today, originated in Turkey, where tha first coffee house opened In 1545. START YOUR VACATION SAVINGS ACCOUNT NOW Now you can take a real vacation and lotvc money problem behind! You nave a certain amount each week In a special account— earning regular dividend# on June 80. When vacation lime cornea, you’re net for fun and travel with • nice, big check. ■TAffi Crime, Against Contributions News Of Men In Service .*psr«5f;'t.*«ss Tbe world I* likely to b m aboet • bfflloo people to II years says tot Popular Ratafeeca Bums. M L HAJUtY I . BILIBT, M. D. ANVOUNCM n a BB-OMNINa or n e r n e * f o b m er m m om and m onr H i$ Favorite Investm ent 1 m1ti Me mimi m d m e lim dm ni 1 « w W < T *7W i w u f < § ttd mtny m*ks* tkmugk Me jmwv, ktd Ctdiitme wi*i my vd u u tb tjb w i inmtTtgif fr'ktow tl! " ii u JUyfafc' Jf tjf iukti i iiidfoi ifAmi m / jji We can't toll warn tew many tin we’wa heard u In fiei, Cadillac's weloe end mangy have (avwnt* topics of conversation among eutetantial facto about the “ear ad cert," Fin4 ef «Q. those‘a (lto e*dillaa. Many modal* cre pstitivebr with (te Then (here !e (he economy o f • 04rating a Cedilla*. Cedilla*'* gasoline mileage fa simply ptemmouel far a aer of ito rim ate etotur* # • • end Its dependahdfty h truly erirnocdfcuiy. . And, finally, item ia tba ooonomy that noma* from Cadillac'* great In reaala market* eQ •CTO** the Uod. the Cadillac ear traditionally m farm a Uglier percentage of it* original oasi tiun U j otter automobile built in Amerim. And oenrider what gemroua dindtudt CadiUm i tbrir investments. ♦ Cadillac%euparlative beatify and luxury.. Cadillac* magnificent performance end comfort • • • •n?, Cadillac a wonderful reputation among (ba world’* motorist*. i Wa „ (te( you M nay pay os u a vWf bveatigato (te lataat and fiaoat < C idillie it of (hem alL W* have (te car. . . and the taya . . , and (te keta-and wa’ll te teppy to give you ell due* al aay tuna. Why not mate U today? M otor Sales 0GB. t e l A FAU ORTO �i * r t \*»_• . ‘ THR SARTORT> HERALD FR1, Fth, 10, m u Png* 3 Limelight < : On Lyman': Calendar " Mrs. W. A. Pitta on Celery Ave. at 3 p.m. The St. Agnes Chapter. Holy Cross Church, will mret(at J p.m at tha home of Mrs. Randall Chase. The W.M.S. Circles of the rirsl Baptist Church will meet at Id: 43 a.m. A covered dish supper wiU be held at noon and the program given at 1 pm. Circle No. 3 is in charge. Circle No 3 of the C.W.F. of the Flrsjt Christian Church will meet at the home of Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. 703 Palmetto Ave. at 7:30 p.m. Instead of Tusrday as usual. Mrs. Eugrne W. rattle wilt have charge of the program. The Elsie Knight Circle of the Pint Baptist Church will meet at the home of Mrs. C. A. Anderson, 107 Shannon Drive, at S p.m. FBIDAY * Tbs Jaearanda Circle of Sinford Garden Club will meet it 7:30 *p. m., at the Garden Center BuildIn*. Homer Oiborn will give a talk about typa and uiea of fcrtUlzeL Mrs. Nuta Ftindm of Concord. ‘ N. H. will ihow colored ilidrs of her visit to the (cranium beds in the park around Buckingham Palace, and nthrr garden scene* In England and Scotland. Silver tea sponsored by Sallla Harrison Chapter D.A.R. for the benefit of the General Sanford memorial Library and Seminole County Museum will be held at the horn* of Ura. L. P. Hagen, 1701 Park Ave., from 4 to S p m. Open to the public. Hostesses are Ur*. L. P. Hagen; Mrs. Robert Jennings- Mrs, H. W. Rucker and Mrs, Mary Sue Compton. The married young people of the Sunday School and training uni n will hold a social at the barbecue pit of lha First Baptist Church at 7 p.m. SATURDAY TUESDAY Th* Friendship League of the Congregational Church will have a Valentina Supper at • p. m., 1 Everyona la Invllrd to attend., , ladies will make a box sup- The R.'A.’s will meet under the leadership of Vanee Duke at the First Baptist Church at 9:30 a.m. | SUNDAY ‘ The First Baptlat Church Train­ ing Union will meet at 6:13 p.m. Evening Worship will begin at 7:30 p.m. at lha First Baptist Church, , The Young People’e Depart­ ment of the training union will meet at tha First Baptist Church at 6:30 pm. MONDAY Circlea of the women of lha First Presbyterian Church will meet a* follows: Circle No. 1, Mrs, Victor Brown, chairmen, with Mrs. H. C. DuRose, co-hosteia Mrs. J. L. Wilkerson, 600 Oik Ave, 1 p.m. No. I, Mri. R C Maxwell, chairman, with Mrs. Jamaa Moughton. M l Hibiscus, t pm. No. «, Mrs. P. T. PUty, chairman, with Mrs. L. 1. Frailer, Celery Ava, I p m. No. 4, Mrs. D. C. Howard, chairman, with Mrs. Z. V. Turner, 147 Mellnnville, I p.m. No. 6, Mri. Clarence Snyder, chairman, with Mrs. Joe Corley, co-hosleei Mrs. Syndcr. Cameron Ave. 1 p.m. No, 6, Mrs. A. C. Moore, chairman, with Mrs. Mary Holly, 111* Myrtle Ave. 3 p.m. Ho. T, Mr*. W, D. Simpson, chair­ man, with Mri. Charles Morrison Hiawatha Ave. S:3fl p.m. No. I, (Morning), Mrs. Jack Greene, chairman, with Mrs. Baxter, Ro wan, 100 West 2flth St. 0:43 a.m. No. 9, (Morning) Mrs. Hugh AVhelrhel Jr., chairman, with Mr*. Dick Aiken, 414 Elliott Ave. J0:oo a.m. Fell.6. Evening Circle No. 1, Mrs W. S. Hrumlcy Jr , chairman, with Mrs, Carrie Smith cu hostesses Mrs. Karl Loucks and Mrs. Fred Fnrd. Educational Bldg. 6 pm. F.ve. Circle No. 1, Hire. Clifford McKibhln Jr. chair­ man with Mis* Bebecra Stevens and Mien Mary Earl en hostesses, Ml Park Ase. I p m. Eve. Circle No. 3. Mr*. David Edwards chair­ man, wilh Mrs. Robert Berg, civ hostess Mrs. Carl Prescott, 60] West lit, St., 6 p.m. The -regular meeting of the Friendship League of the Con­ gregational Church will he held it 3:30 p. m. In the Fellowship Hall. Mrs. Benedict end Mrs. Ivrra will be Hostesses. The WMS of the First Baptist Church will meet at 10:43 a. m A coverad dish luncheon will hs held at 11 noon and the program at P- m. Circle No, Fivq Is In charge. The topic la "God Save America". Mrs. J. M, Moya will be leader. The Driftwood Circle of the San­ ford Garden Club will meet at 9:30 a.oi. In tha Garden Center on E. rfrai St, A pre-campaign meeting of the Remtnole County Unit ot the Flori­ da Division, American Caneer Sociely will be held at 6 p.m. in the Zlka Club. Mrs. Irving Pryor and Mri. Don ttale* are co-chairmen. The St. Catherine'* Chapter. Wo­ men’s Auxiliary of Hnly Cross Churrh, will meet at the home of per. the Gleaners Class of Ihe First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. Berta Colretl, 1006 Sanford Ave., at 7:30 p, m. The Unity cfhs* will meet in thr Valdez Hotel at 7:43 p.m, with Ihe Rev. Carolyn Parsons as teacher. The public Is Invited. WSCS Circle No.S will meet at 9:43 a.m. at Ihe home of Mr*. J. O. Laney, 1013 Sanford Ave. The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club will meet at 7 p m. A Valentine Parly will be held and a program presented. Bring a valentine for an exchange gilt. The Y.W.A.'a of (he First Bap list Church will meet at 7 p.m. Th* Associations! Training Union conference will be held at the Oviedo First Baptist Church at 8 p.m. WEDNESDAY The Cl»le and Fina Aria Depart­ ment! will meat at 13 SO p.m. for a covered dish luncheon. A pro­ gram will be preiented on "Patri­ otism" wilh R. T MUwee as guest speaker. The Fine Arte Depart­ ment will then present a Bible program. Dr. Brooks will lead the mid­ week prayer siarvle* at the First Bsptlst Church at 7:30 p.m. The (reining union executive committee will meet at the First Baptist Church at 6:13 p.m THURSDAY, The Ladles Aid of Ihe Lutheran Church nl Ihe Redeemer will meet at Ihe home of Mr*. ,lne Mcisch on W. First Slrerl at T.JO p.m. The Intermediate Choir rehearsal will he* held al 7 p m. In the First Baptist Church. The Adult Choir rehearsal will ha slated at 8 p m. m the First Baptist Churrh. Rehearsal Dinner Given Recently In R. Wall Home The home ot Mr aed Mrs Bov Wall on Virginia Drive was the scene Fab. 3 for a dinner, given In honor nf the former Mis* Shir­ ley Tyre end "Buddy" Maddox after the wedding rehearsal. A hrnwn and pink mntif was carried through nut Ibe living and dining areas Small tables over­ laid with hrnwn And pink linen were used and topped with pink candles In crystal bolder*. Pink rnala and hahy's breath alsn griped the rnnm. Tiny pink end white rorsages were given tn the ladles and gifts from Ihe bride and groom were presented In the guests. Among those attending other than th* honnree* were the Rev. and Mrs. H. Wyatt, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Tyre, Mr. and Mra. A. B. Maddox, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mad­ dox. Mtis Shirley Watt, Miss Caye Stubbing*, Miss Linda Knonti, E E, Baxter, Billy Tyra and Ran­ dall Lavender. l y MARILYN SNYDER >” It's time for th* weaker sex to have Ita sxy, a* I'm taking my turn at bringing you thr news. Our newly formed Student Connlu met on Monday. It wax decided that the Student Council will meet one* a week, an Mondays. They also decided thst class meetings would be held.once a week, and whether the meetings were to be formal or Informal should ha de­ cided by the Individual classes. Our enterprising Sophomore classes are now having a contest to find a name for the school paper. The context 1* very well advertised with posters decorating bulletin boards and Ihe halts, The prize for the best name will be a year's subscription, free, to. the paper. Gel to it, kid. Mrs. Schmid's study hall Is plan­ ning ta show educational movie* for those students with third period study halt. Mr. Wharton trained two seniors, Aluln Winters and Boh Crump to run Ihe proJector. Students were allowed to choose the pictures and (he first on« which 1* most, popular, will be on racing cars. The plrlurr* are furnished by the Ford Motor !-• HIM JEAN Kill'. GARDNER Company. - j (Photo By Raymond Btudloi Everyone was sorry In hear that two of-our best.liked friends are ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ leaving us. Echo and Judy Hutson are moving t* Rnherlsdale, Als The Junior* are impatiently waiting for ihe arrival’ of ..tholr •» *» * n|ay books, ii ihey coW in lime, easting will begin (he first of the week for "You t'an'l Kb* Caro­ line." The play will hr presented The engagement of Miss Jean , Marrh t6. file Gardner, daughter of Mr. and This is tjeap Year, ynu know, Mrs, J. ,M. Gardner, to- Charles Flowers, Valentines and Ihr t*lh af this month!’ the ,Shelton Young, ’ sen of Mr. ami .Senior Class is planning a Leap- Mr*. W. L Parker n( Atlanta, Ga . Carry Out Theme Year Danre. This will take plare la being aunuuiieed today. al the Fratrl* Lake la-gum Hall. Miss Gardner etlended schools At Annual Dinner We’ll give you more detail* n( Ihe In Sanford and graduated « Uh Bed ramrlln* and valrnlinrt ear­ danre next week. the etas* of 1934. She was an ac The ninth grade girls of the live member of the Prp Club for ned out a Valentine llienif at the homemaklng department of Ly­ three year* She I* emplovrd at annual social department’s Valen­ man prepared a very tasty and the Navy F.xchaage, NAAS, tine luncheon Wednesday al 13 30 P m In the Sanford Woman’* flub wcll balanred mail last week The Mr. Young attended schooli in menu Included: broiled rlurkrn. Individual table* were also de­ hakrd potatoes, a vegetable, a Atlanta, graduating with the rlass corated m rrd and white and a nf 1932 lie Is presently employed salad and dessert It sounds good; and II errlalnly smelled In Atlanta hut will report heir In large heart was plared on the stage, Hostessp* for the event were Mrs good In Ihe rest of us having Sanford in March for baseball rlass. On Friday, Mrs Herman training. George Stine, rhalimsn, Mrs H Complete plans for tha wedding Joyce Is coming lo giv# * demon A. Mnnleilh. 'In E O Beinhart. siratinn on how ta hake homemade will b* announced later. Mrs J A Young, Mrs W. R Jen­ bread. -------------------- -— * nings, Mrs J N Glllnn, Mr* Roy Tha CFC tournament Is this , Tills* amt Mrs. R G Itamman week F.veryon* hss been hurry C y f e s n c i / V I A rt Ing amund getting ride* for the L A L C / i J l V / f l *■ Alter lha lunrhenn bridge and games We hope Ihe game* mil —. f-1 . / eanasla shng with screenn wrre he well attended, lo cheer - the V ^ O t iT S C jL Q tG C l enjoyed. High bridge was Mrs. boy* on in maay victories, George MrCgll and aerond high A certain boy from Lyman: I* Mr*. Ferher. planning to surprise his girl with Jllgh for Canasta was Mrs. John a huge box of eaedy for a ValrnJgtveU while Mra. llowurd Mon. An Inn etas* from the Uni, line present tht* eqmlng Tuesday lejlh was .first in arreepo. Second We won’ t spoil his surprise hy giv­ verslly nfFlorlda In Gainesville No, fil’ A 301, Creative Art, under Ihe was Mr* C. L Flowers anil Ihlrri ing his name. week. See dtrecllun nl Mr*. Jean (1. Milchell Mrs. Hlghleman. That’s ill for thl iwill ho in Sanford starting Frh.lfi ynu soon. -------------------| The rlos* I* fop trarheri of An extra white „„ hand’ Srm.m.lr €’mm|y but anyone ehe Wire a very ripe banana and Inleresleit is cordially Invited In .il beat II With the ryg while, 4 lend. To a college sludenl Ihr rmirse Charles Morrison vocalist tn,| a third of n cup of sugar and » I* worth three semester hour*, dash of sell. Add » half teaspoon Mrs. Bahrnrk, said Ilia! Ihe Inn consisting of \lr« Boh Urnm-tl of vanilla and a half teaspoon cf pmirse will start Feb Ifi al fi 30 nod leiunn julc» for flavoring. Be sure p.m. In the art room at Seminole Tourist t’ltlh member* at a \ alco to he*t. the dessert until light amt High School. Interested person* tine Party on Valentine’s Day. ftuffy amt to refrigerate it for may rail her at the County Super-1 Garnr* will be played and nirm no more than half an hour before j vi" 'r» o((,ce (n lhr rourl hou, fi hers are asked to meet *17 p ni w'lving. Engagement Of Miss J. Gardner, Charles Young Revealed Today She's wearing a Yearly Project Decided Upon By Circle Group Mrs John G Render snd daugh (,r, Mr*. Florence Pfeifer of Fairlawn, N J, arrived 'Iburs-lay to visit Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Bender. RORRRT AVA TAYLOR’ GARDNEi* Dehnrih Payton Jimmy fimgl»tary Mra. W. R, nrlnion Jimmy Hardin Janet Johnson Frfc U Dot Young Feh. II Cot S G. Harrlmsit Bin n A rrv a n n iv e b s a b y Feh. II Mr and Mr*. Ralph Suarit T im pound* o f short rib* will tnnke four seiving*, ’I’ll* ribs will liavr to b* braised a roujda o f hours; tun Plant Hospital In Clearwater. and her father Is the *<m of Mr. | and Mr* C J Meriwether ot Sari ' fnrd. ’ t"iw g STARTS'- OPEN 12:15 K ilz T h tM lre DAILY Snronjr J r . dlrtlle, 85.9.1 fiaronjr Jr. pnnty ylrtllr, $G,95 Sizes sninll, medium and Inrya Sarongs for till figure types 9,95 . 1.1.50 Sizes 20-23 -S A N F O R D WE INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS” vkn 1 ^ r w iMjyarTiwgti m * h . ♦ 'i Entirely different! Entirely wonderful! SnrotiK J r .’s cxclueivn criex-crtms fenturu (fives you t-nmplcto fm-dtuii wit It every movement, every moment. Never lilm K never rides up! Anil Sarong J r .’s pntented coiintruction nrtunlly lifts untl .flnttena your tummy comfortably. (.’out on red bnek nml allies slim you smooth­ ly with gent lit elnMIrs, Let Stirling J r .’s lirmelesa llgghtweight m utiny show you how wisy nnil contforlnlilo (jlninmtr enn ho .. SUNOATIj DAYS* FEB. 14, 1958 — 1:00 — 5:10 ‘ vtSiLi vrAtenm %< Happy Birthday TEA -------- b y -U'OMAx :s a u x il ia r y Bound TaUl llow Much Docs Heaven Allow A Wont»n, Love? of Cary Srolf. who wanted love, hut was ftfrnlri of II . . . ttfrnld nf her children'll nrnrn nnd (he nnmen her frirndn would rnll her . . , nfrnld of her own surging pnnnlona . , . yel puwerlenn to resist (hem! HOUSE o fih g in # Mrs W. M Musiflwhll* and son Billy left yesterday afternoon foi Ann Arbor, Mteh. tn slut her snnin taw and daughter, Mr and Mrs Robert Brown Mrs Brown tl the former Miss Sylvia Hay*. SHROVE TUESDAY PARISH _ This is the adult story CRUISER 0!*EN FOR CHARTER MONDAY THRU FRIDAY , NOW SHOWING * and won't ride up Monroe Brldze on 17*92 r , feature atylei for Z a iW r Cm mentetor will H« er of the Winter Pgrk tnp8ells school. This event Ja, f t . or Forest Park School .for W vcpliw.;- iM'drcn.-, j “ The piihllji ig InylteiLiod-orn to attend this alfalr atTd’ tleke will be avaiiahje by pluming Mr Marge Hill, 22X M or- Sfa/Grt chen Hall, 1426-W. >..* Mrs. tl. A. Hall It cgordtnati While Mr*. E., J. Mills, and.-Mr J. II. Hear are puhllcity.cha|rma Mrs. B. S. Stone oil) b^*m'cftari of Ihe models and Mrs! (:.T , YltU along with Mrs, I,.-A. Gkldrj « hein charge of the lea tatilex. Mi J W. Hail and Mr*. IL D. 11a will take rare of ticketsJvlill* Mr W. J, Thnmaa and Rrown will be door hoatei! fisA&omdA ■the criss-crosse girdle that walks Saturday and Sunday. Boat Leaves Al 10 A. M. And 2 P. Ms From Monroe.Boat Bowl North End Of - e|0! Fashion Tea At Mayfair toj/j Th* home of Mra. E. J. Mills was the acene. recently, for an executive board meeting of the The regular mretlng of Bela Officer’s Wives Club, Plan* were Sigma Thl Sorority was hrl.I Mon­ made initrrrnlng a fashion lea day nieht at Ihe "In....* of M,;. { to..•*•,,•*-UUlxr«h 1, Thursday^.*! Rudy Sloan, soot Magnolia Avenue. |in* .nayirfir’i:::. ■. 3:30 p. m, Yiiweil's, o n of Sanford'* most Mrs, V. J. Tnrley was welcomed popular dcparlmcnt atores, wilt and installed as Sponsor of Ihr group, Mr*. \V. O, Fleming and Mis* Cherry Singletary were Installed as dlrerlor aad secretary, respec­ tively. During the business meet­ ing. discussion mxs held on various subjects of iaterest to the group Mrs, Harold Chapman, president, thanked the member* who voltin-! Plant t* sponsor a program. leered Ihrlr hrlp with Molher's "What Wn Bnlictn As Presbyteri­ March on Polio Drive. ans," was adopted at the yearly A committee was appointed to project hy Circle No, Nine of the work up a skit for the .Skit Night First Presbyterian Church, al its Program, being sponsored hy the meeting Wednesday morning at high school band. There was no the home nf Mr*. Dick Atkcn. Mrs, Fred Williams, project aoclal program given, Refreshment* n( code* and cake were ser­ chairman, announced tentative ar­ ved by the hostess to the 30 mem­ rangements for rarrylng out the program, which will h« a meant bers present. lo heller educate rhureh membtra and prospective members aa to Ihe belief* ef rreshylrrlins. Mr*. Fred Hoyt, who served for 33 yrars as a Missionary In the Friends nf D. I. Harper will be Kenya Province of Africa Inlrl Ihe gl» d to know Dial be Is nmv at group of some of her experiences home after a slay In Ihe Jackson, in the Mission field. Mri, Roy Mann presented lha Bible lessnn vltle hospital. and Mrs, Hush Whelrhel Jr. chairThe friends of Vrrn Gillespie will man, preatded. Others present were Mrs, rrgrel to knmv that be was exited to lllstuar. III. on arrount of Ihe Howard Whelrhel, Mr*. Thomas Freeman, Sirs B, A. Howard, dealh of hi* brother-in law. Mrs. John Dune, Mrs. Pat tanler, It was revealed *1hat the fallier Mrs, At Lyon, Mrs. Henry D'Amiro, of Mr*. Victor M. Green is serious­ Mrs. F. L. Woodruff III, Mrs. ly ill. Harry Weir, Mrs, Charles Persons, John Burton Is recovering nlrely Mrs. L. Plain* Libby, Mra. C. W. aftrr undergoing surgery In the Johnson and the hostess, Seminole Memorial Hospital. sarongju 2-Hour Boot Hide 91.&0 on 38-Fl. Cruiser H OLT CROSS EPISCOPALv * Officers Wives Club Pin Mrs. J. Corley Greeted As Sponsor O f Beta Sigma Phi Valentino Party Will Be Held Soon ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF THE 8T. JOHN'S RIVER SILV ER r*. •. ----- '■ This is the tender story o f Iwo people whn wanted nil nf rnch nlher that Heaven would allowt This is the great story • (Itnf reunites (hose innKiilflrenl stars nf "MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION* JANE WYMAN �JL l&2to M W> [ K l/ if lir t o r i n u r r i n i l B U R n WWW 1 V I V 1 I ■ V lI T V f ffli III M l l l l S l l l l l l J s r j S B S R S t ’ / h I The executive committee. k t i M x?. ts s ic rirm rF s K a d i ; oa what took place at yenUrdey's Mcrti aootiag of tbo SZC Executive Coaaittoo. Mooro act oitb fixe acabora of tbo group to aa all-day settle* .U,' ^rtr«r*-is l-zimr.nt u conference member*. Williams slid Moor* wouH an­ nounce wh*t tb# meeting *«s all about but bo declined to either c ta O ru or deny that tbo Aubura u t Alabaaa recruiting earn wer# diKUiitd. Otbora attending oero Dr. Alfred Seat. Georgia: Troy A. Middleton, (Louisiana State president; Dr. V. ten loo vat bold to rextew tbo ,ar. Dougherty, Tconoiicc; and Ab Alabaaa and Aubura football ro- Kirwsn, Kentucky. erutting rate* and deride aa wkat. if any, further action would bo taken. .1 Aubura waa fined 0.000 by Mooro la December after M waa learned that Mai Herring, aa no-; ’l m r w M C M ** br Dr. J. D. WUlUai of lb* Uni"< ‘ M» unlia* *xoH r * * t M o o m m s h HA* HUM totnoH to i*rtL MAHCH4* , &tCAHO•JOHHHf MXJbHStTHA . r di MHiMT n**r. & fsn ss& Hotruo wHrrtH*, hut m tw o w w iv o v ^JttCiTttW r* OAUtLAH ^ A M P O L S O N . g A C M [O ff I. Logart May Be Basilio's Opponent Pushy's , Utility ptpoa, tower and tor the OwmdaUtm. Flaky so much wall. It had meant Titusville Tide* S:ST • ;S4 n. m. t i l l a. m. p. m. 1:34 p. m. Tneodiy, February 14 • i l l a. m. g:M a. m. • i l l p. m. l:0g p. m. Wodaeoday, Pehrwery IS • : « n. m. 3:30 p. m. ltfflt p. M. * Ii4f p> p . Thnradey, Pebeaary 14 lO ill n. m. d ill a. m. 10:34 p. m. • 4:17 p, m. Friday, P«brnary IT 11:13 e. m. 1:01 a- m. 11:47 p. m. 3:11 p. m. galadrey, February 1> HIM YOBK A - k might be onda. Net Logart. He ueuaDy eats •mart for Cermon Baiili* to • killing pec* and keeps it up all watch lease Logart tonight in Us“{«*(• 11»■"*■* u body with in St. Bridget Church, with burial , “ •“* In Holy Sepulchrn Cemetery her*. 10 round milch *t Msdison Squsrel .iih iim o . TtmnUe Puinto. ha.' is awee," betterIild fighter thinu G ifn Those named to be honorary risntoa Girdea with B»moa t o ^ «# o ,,, Ma/UI^ pallbearer* era Baseball Commto- caus* the slashing little CubenUon t get in the argument. Several The Mas* too wUl be open to a* may b* a future title opponent. tmea he hta refused to box Gav­ many as cen be accommodated, Logart'* maaagar Eddi* MafuJ sloner Pord Prick: American League Presldoori Win Harridg* already la making plana for Isaac National League President Warren to box the winner of the March Giles; the owners of tb* 10 ma)ar 14 match between welterweight Youth In Command league clubs; Georgo Trautman, champion Basil!* end *a • champ president of the minor Uaguoi; Jehaoy Sexto*. As Tucson Open Pennsylvania's two Republic** Nobody knew much about Logart senators, Edward Martin and a year ago, aacapt that ha had Goes In 2nd Round James Duff; Governors George worked *Uh Kid Gavilaa aa a TUCSON, Arl*. jP—Youth was In M. Leader ef Pennsylvania and sparring partner. PhO M. Donnelly of Missouri; flavtlxa used to watch the clock, commend today ai th* lio.oo* Philadelphia Meyer BUhirdeon eg*0lag with a flurry tad than T u t ton Open Golf Tournamaat want into tbo second round. cricking the officials' vote witk Gardiner Dickenson Jr. of Pa*, aanther spurt to th* last M soc etna City Beach, Pla. and Bob Harris of Chicago, have never wen a major tourney but they played hkn vo t o r s a 1 yesterday. They shared th* flret-round lead with MAI—Ale for th* g.iU-yard, per• El Rio course. ------- -—- . . . Don January of Abilene, T#*.. 1r . : r . ‘ (i*s* s* ** p ^ 33-13—44, on* stroke behind "••i » ,M —*/»• «"• • -<• leaden. ThU Ie only tbo second fitef.i Me# I is 1! ' Pro •veot »« which he has played. Jf'fJ?* liM , Tb* lhr*# unhcreldcd former na•nr isowoio .*-•» i*e •• tional collegiito atari didn't go CONTB TOR W ILL B E WISHED MILWAUKEE OPT—Th* Grwei Bay Packer* may be hurting fee a kicker of field tool* and ex­ tra point* next oeaeon If Prod Con# stick* by hie guae and rothen. Packer Where nay Cod# waa * W the beet in tke National Football Loague. or surely in a risen with Cleveland'* Lou Greta, often rated tope. • Cone led the league fa field goal* ha 1PSI with Id out of t44 attempts. Georg* Blonde of tbo Cfilcogo Boor* was next with II out of 1CO and then cam# Ben Afajanlan of the New York Glanta with 10 out of IS, Greta mado 11 out of K . !a extra point*. Bland* and Con* went through Hi* league eeosna without a mitt. Bland* booted *7 and Con* asoda all SO placement*. Yen “B u ' A r*v-ye/R-QLO CHAMPQA ytf U m " Bmy A Brand Now Car? 8 iv « Mewy Who* Yon Dp It? Thom Wp Adrto% Yon Srmtlptgp Onr Deal Bofprp Yon Dp It* “gave DnQora At H elen" 1956 CHEVROLET 1 Punenger Cnatom Sedan $1795 FLAMINGO FAVORJTI N AIL, m yearly poaaiMg National Company, the U r goat manufacturer of their per Ocular food products afford* opportunity to embiUous men lo t local builae** dealing la eiaeatiai, nationally advertU od product* Can be handled to (pare hour* at aUrt If dotted. Honesty, application and de pondability more important than pa*t experience. Our liber­ al credit plan enables rapid expansion. This is a business on a high plan* for high typo nun of character. Applicants must bar* approxi­ mately tUOO.M credential, and reference* «U] be furnished by company and oipected appli­ cant. A ear ie necessary. Ex­ ceptionally high weekly Income immediately possible with rapid laereaie •* business is expan­ ded. Prefer applicants aspiring to eventual earning of flS.000 to S23.000 yearly. All tbit ie re­ quired le the willingness and ab Oily to follow simple field In etructiona. If you ran do this and hare tb* nteessiry rath, write Box C *4 Sanford Herald including brief history and phono number. $300 D O W N ................... $50.92 Per Month ■ c s im Includna Pirn, Theft, CoHnlop A Inaurancp pp LIMB r .fc k Lu«kr some*i s •juiai.lt <:•!» riito u n — •An m ir Nu*«r free k t a o .a u.1*1*1* <e.p* sroiaia tie Hite Tim* ei3 »t M !•• } «• T " f it I 'l T m u T im . tin ! ? k**P ‘0d,p'i ,cor,» it M 1* 1* i( * !!• u se ; •/l* "1J* Tjro • I** i n , |4f •*• -e/i* sine Tim* m.v 1 « tow. Ted KroH ef Pert Lauderdale, Tie. and Dev* Douglas ef Newark Del., alert out today twn stroke* off the pice with Pie along with young Gerry Reeslering ef Teronte, Ont., and Bob Dudea, Portland, ‘ " u’ h N J O " mi Tommy Belt, Chatteaeega, Tena., • ’•• wtu Tim. ei.e r t w r U ana ef half a (tonesev Maeci.ee > doien with d-umfer-par Me. M V O H tT H * I hc* tm§ on, hero. Yesterday 13 proi and thfro •mel«ure bettered par. An other 11 of the field of 1M equaled it. Excellent greens are expected W HY N O T GO 1st CLASS? let In Salea! let in Value! 1 le t in Safety! OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK HOLLER MOTOR SALES ■ A T I D0LLAB8 at HOLLER* Phppp 1SS4. !• !• tad lad Patouttp 1 i * * * * * * Huiuei **■ *)• at, TwninmT** »Hw* Pee— a/so Sfellree, Lev* A Cere! Reee. Tin f . U M S I l r Y#*. i I Si cVui Ip Qua, Jutta |J| ightly Sunday) ft? T a w * re. ft « '"Si Wl'iakaanai r t r ii Pee* —or Aiwara Taar. I Warn, R iaiiiee Jfma* l» Delia. ••;ih Pee* —4/1 Sli.a Navallr, Vlinacaa. Durkai 8:10 v : Matlnaca Wad. * Bet, 1 P. M. All Naw Track • Photo Thaln* Heatod Stands • AmtraUanTote •let Parkin* • Jerry Calllaa, M*r. i r i t f f '. S v IX M O M ADVINTVM SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY *Thp Otwtrjr Club o f Trotting TrockaP* PRBSBNTS T h t SU LK Y ROOM ft PADDOCK ROOM —CO CK TAIL LOUNGE—. I T M T BVBNINO FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS !*ln nn. tee*belie, Iii7*n ‘•»-*T«* »*ry! WepelOe’ vh i r ' ^*r. Tart Trial, noth 1 Teeth P e e * - 1/1* « « » .* « W*w Deere, laaltee. Mtdt Sft; i n bfS.-’ **CUJfc- 1 A ■i 1 A 11 FEB . 13 thru 16 LEG IO N FA IR (R O U N D SPONSORED B Y AMERICAN LEGION �•jyrfi T eharga tf the WMMf w n m A tn M . ro b . 10. n N i l Mary _ BY VTRGIXIA P. ANDERSON V Mr. and Mn, Charlea H. Linaanm tjir of Baltimore, Md. ara an 7 bdp weighed’* jvjundi. Mrs. Llnsenmeyer will bo remembered as the former Mary Sjoblom of Lako Mary. Dr. and Mrs. Arnold Boaschar ar« back In Laka Mary after an extended vecatlon which took them to California and back by way of ^alsam , N.C. w Lt. and Mr*. W. R. Edwards Jr. are announcing Iht birth of a son, William Robert, at the Orlando Air Forca Base Hospital, Sunday. Ths haby weighed pounds. In the absence of tho pastor, the Royal Ambassadors, under the dltertian of Hirry Darrow, took D A IL Y LOnrdewui* .sssr revelry 11, MMm l HOerman U. lndeMMMl fruit SAT* ho tnOeM IS. Folder** . ■ hi i t r i'w ii .'I.',* ii* < i4. uiu. herb t.C ry of tj.'J chars*, t e r In "Unde Mlll-li I BA Male adults tT. Donkey SBMoet th Talk H. Leave off, s syllable Sd.Uiteea gg. Incite *ssr*» “tl. ssu Posterior Ig. Winning tl.Oontmdle* fl.Trueted Id. Ridge ofhUI* II, Secluded of wets# SO. Coins (Rum.) II. Black bird* gg. Bpsamodla expiration* of breath $4. Muate note Id. White of egg IT. Depart. g». Arabia* garment1 41. Anger ■ 4X. Constat latloe i 41. Cold 41. Cut 4T. Condition' 44 Itrengtk 1. Prickly S.lli.ll'l ST.VtouiWhed gg. Rowing Imptemante 40. Awing i 41. Hall! 04. Neuter pronoun 44. What T 4 1 IS % fa tl 1 14 * if 11 1 % it % Y/< *7 % i* f/ t jd i 7T1 4 54 4« 41 IT to & rr % % rr V.’ tlU i".’ JI«bJ lIViLJl B, Two-toed . aloU 10. Clan (If.) narrow valleys tSC'. • in - iXdl- a.in. '.'U i’.' •is ■ . ; Tom'e *. Wires, ; H i:>', . is .ir.'i1tt i • j ill) itr.uko U Batw ehambero SO. Bodies J '.'Hi .1 in i tl. Oouplae .•j-. j * . in i ' ti i' SI. Mans •j, i »i ■ . '.'i. Wick* tl 'vi .d.Ilt B. Perform A. Dutch fahbr.) fa 4a ii % is % % i| • 4* i Word «•« race!red Monday of the death of Franklin R. Anderson M Indiana, Pa„ following a linger­ ing Ulneia. Ho was an alder brother of P. D. Anderaon and be and his wife had been frequent vlaltun M Lake Mary. Mr. and Mrs. Gena Corhan of Jacksonville were weekend visitors of bar brother-in-law and slater, Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Sjoblom. * Saturday afternoon, memberi of « e «trt. f c ^ 'i n d Browns (V*mltteea, held a Joint mretlng to dl*. cusi current problems. Functions of the three adult groups ware outlined, covering training given by the area council, contact groups la the community end tho troop proper. Program for Girl Scout Week, March 11-tT waa discussed, as was tho annual cookie sale which will bo In process, Feb. IT-March 10. In view of the fact that Iht pre­ sent troop leadrr, Miss Dorothy Teslo cannot give tho organisation tho tlmo she feels necessary a reorganisation was talked about, with Mlsi Tealo to remain on tho ad­ visory council but le he replaced, at har request by a leader who could he more active. She agreed to get ai cookie chairman for the Scouta-the Brownie cookie sale program has already baen sat up. The need for a flag, was discuss­ ed. also for local handling of Scout and Brownie equipment which at thia lime must be procured from Orlando, Attending thin meeting were Mra. L. W, Scott, Mra. Frank Evans, Mra. Ralph WlUiami, Mra. P. D. Anderson, Mrs. J, W. Wilson, Mrs. Leon Taylor and Mlsa Dorothy Tealo. Mr. and Mra. Wllltam F. Gray have bought the Richard tvers house and hope to take possession early In April. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maybury are now making Ihelr home with her mother, Mra. Grace Cole, who has recently remodeled her houi* Into e duplex apartment. The Rev. J, C. Brannon his been appointed the new pastor of the Church of the Nssarene to fill the unexplrrd term of th* Rev. L. A Peterson who moved to Winler Park, recently, The Rev Bran non la a former pastor of the Lake Mary church and several years ago built a horn# here. Due to his wife’s health they gave up Ihelr churrh In While Springs and moved hack here last summer. Their many friends will congratulite him on his new appointment, which Is so fortunate for Lake .-Mary, where he la weel known and well liked. Mr. and Mrs. Gaorge R. Patter­ son of Winter Park were calling on frtanda la Lake Mary, Tuesday C o o rd in a te T a b le With Motif From Crystal Pattern Sowder Explains Program "President Eisenhower's posed five-year, SM-mlllloa lar, health program would not mcaa there would be additional fi--d* *«r )r?r*x?eO ~n’evVW* ’,0' the various categories of the pub­ lic health program operated by the State Board of Health in Florida." stated Dr. Wilson T. Sowder,; State Hailth Officer. The statement laaued by the State Health Officer wia design­ ed to correct any falae Impres­ sion that might eilat la the minds of Florida’ s eitlwna re­ garding juat what thesa funds, If approved by CongTeai, would mean to public health work In the State. Instead of 'greatly Increased fundi for expanded public health programi, In many Instance* them would he substantial reduc­ tions in allocations being re­ ceived by the State. "For exemple," point* out Dr. Sowdtr, "there would be approxlmanly 4100,900 lea* for the administration of Salk vaeclne to prevent poliomyelitis in Florida, under the President’* proposed health budget for the fiscal year of July, ISM-July, 1MT, than wa* allocated for the fiscal year, July, lMS-July, tut." "Wa would actually receive leas for tuberculous, cancer, men­ tal health and heart disease con­ trol program* and tome 411,000 leia for olhar public health pro­ grams." It la understood that the In­ creases that Congress la being asked to grant would be primar­ ily for expenditurei on the Fed­ eral level,- Including expended construction ef medical research and teaching facilities; also an increase was Included for the construction of hospitals and other health facilities These funds would he evalleble to schools of medicine, osteopathy, p u b l i c health, dentlatry and other re- BY VIVIAN BROWN AP Newafeatwrei Writer Even though home accessories are In a mix-match age, It la fun to coordinate table settings. Vari­ ety store glass dessert dishea may be u«ed with your b**l china, colorful napkins might be line on the fabric. Paint In the design with fabric paint, avalh able In art supply, department u» do-it-yourself center*, .. -•*«% After the color* dry, plaeo • dry doth over the design, fact up, and press decorated erano with e hot iron. Turn the mitbHaT iiitd ,„.,i-sii ik ‘ .....i rn.iunai while i it uu UM wdfiL or egg shell nr other formal rma process should set tee eolor, linens. Rut when It comes to a according to experts. motif, It Is fun to coordinate It. Another angle la to embroider, Take the motif from your glass­ over the design, If you prefer ware pallern. Hubbles, a spray of needle work and are handy at It. wheal, a star or what hivr you, Or you might try your band at • might be painted or embroidered ityliiid applique. on table clnlha and aapklns for • Your paint eolor tones should different effect. harmontio with the table color Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson as they appear In a romantic seen* One recent experiment Involved background. Gold and silver would from Unlversal-lnternatlonal’* "All That llcaveti Allows." Dougins taking a sunburst pattern tnm a bo pretty on blue, red, groan, Slrk directed the new Technicolor film which was produced by Ross gla*s and transferring the design Earth tones would be lovely lluntsr. onto the fabric. It Is done thia yellow. White on black would ho way: striking. Ditto white oa rod or STARTING SUNDAY AT R1TZ Tape tracing paper to year An attractive centerpiece might if4 Cornell University scientists ere I eggi without aheils—the egg* being glass. Maka an ink tracing « the reverse side with a soft art pen­ bo made with sprlgo of wh*a experimenting on a plan to aellj contained In 13-compartment plat cil. Place the tricing, ink aide up placed to a (unburst design A .*>• tic packets. on tho fabric where you trial the bowl of flower* might ho pie _ search Inslilutioni. design to appear, and go over tho In the eenler with o shaft ad All allocations to statea are sub­ Industry accounts for 30 per cent Ink outline* with a sharp herd wheat parhapa ai tho cotter at* ject to change by the Congress. of Algeria's.annual Income. pencil. This should leave an out­ til of the floral arrangom' 500DELIVERS 1956 |\ D I L U X I RANCE Legal Notice in i*ornT or mw c o r jij jiiH ir. assw ixni.n c o t.m S T A T E o r FI.IIHIDA. IN Itm T i l K KHTATK O F r hank u wuuDHurr. jn . PMOHl in r m i n t T W TO A M . WHOM IT MAT C ONC UR S : * f| Family Sw tvaa t *A Futhhufton Cintroli Notlr* is nsrahr l o v n that R. xv n o i l his Mn*i repnrl l a AA* mlnlatrainr r>t lha M U U nf FRANK l. H oooitrrr. j i t <i*.aa>t<l: lhai h* liiao hia paililnn Inr final Alaehiraw, rharfW. and that ha will i p e l r In tha H n n n n b i # C F. Hnuihnldar. t 'e u n t r Ju da * » r Bamlnola C o tin lf, Flnrida. nn lha l l t h S i r nf F e b ­ ruary A. D H I * , (nr aphrnvxl nf tarn* and Inr final d l a r n a i i a aa Adm im atra ln r nf Ihn aaiain nf fhank .4 F * * I ' pawn* U t Pswet OMee By STANLEY A U N T SAfeAHj M XI S A Y T » V EI S W T J U S T C O N K B D O U T ? — JU S T A H A N * O N . I'L L <SIVff tT *70YO U < B L O W B Y B L O W ------1 0 7 L V O W IT H ^ A L B P T T O C H IN -- B O CKY N O L L B D W ITH IT AND CA M E B A C K W IT H A H A RD ie i« H T - L B F T —,R I«H T— HEfS O U T- NOPBf—H -H 'H B i D. U P -O P e iT A T O ItO PBRA TO B - « 'YOU C U T U f O FF- i. w < K in n r r r . M w. warn jr ★ A WttJ® M m M i l l IN ns: T i l K JOHNSON IN Baiti ' IN lO I’ R T o r TM B J i 'i i u w , a s '.w i N n i .a •t s t k n r r i . n N i n t . I 'l l l 'X T T covn tt Ml TINCMMTIUMOrMUMU Bt MX OR MATCHCMOtl NICIOI HCMI NUTATE OF ANNIE DacaaaaS m oE A T W TO ALL. WHOM IT MAT CON CERN* • lhai ELMO JAMEU 111*4 hi* f.nai rapnrt ta S .i an unr *1 In* * a u i « nf ANNIE J n tlN h u N . *nt*** ad : thai n* r iu a hi* p d l l i n n fnr f i n d S lsc h ir a * . and Lh * * h* J? * UP *Tk*" I lnhnr dild * / * • * ! F. H *ulhnld*r . C n u m r J n 1 * « V a ,t * l2 l. " * U .t;*J1" , r ' E lan d*. *n ih* I l i a d ay e f F eb ruary A. D. i l l # l » r a r p m r a i ml * i n i t m d fnr finai dlacna rn* a* K ia r u f n r nr lha aaial* JUMKWIJV. dar.aaad (hi* l l t h d a r * f Ja nua ry a . D. m s E lm * Jama* E i a e v l a r nf in* i n * *ai*t * a f Annie Jfihnena, ......... . 'A’ feztthre Actiea Utdl ★ Interior U|ht A CeartertalaMe 111 ★ Fill-Salt Aim Systm ir lewveMe Wirt Ixfceto Mha°7 S|| III! OUMI'll II MM III 1I liniH HI -1NII Mil ’ 1WM ''H daeaaaad Now —costs no more than a standard tire and tube . . . Picture ALL NEW TA LK ■/ How to bring your home up-to-date - Here are some o f the ways to improve your home: M ake needed repairs - Add a bed­ room o r nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Enclose your porch - Modernize your kitchen • M odernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling -Replace your r o o f - Add insulated siding - Paint your, home, v inside and out - replace your screens Build a garage - or other needed repairs o r remodeling. You don't need cash - juht satJsfactory income and credit rat­ in g - The cost can be handled in easy monthly payments. T h e " Friendly Bank' will be happy to help you Florida State Bank of Sanford ■ m b * r . D. L & Col'*#® loltf m dlrel MH Focutod Nm < WI1*i an* Admlnlaira tnr nf lha salat* Frana I . W nn druff nf Franh daraaaad R W. n a r * . Atrnrnar fnr A dmim atralnr. W " " d r u d - P a r h l n i Onildln*. Xanfnrd. Flnrida. fa ' 56—the Year to Fix Repaint • Repair -Repay • With FHA ..-Mi I s nenard, nn i h l i t*th j y t nj^ /a n u ar r T H FO LD HOME* TCJWN . t ••• * Ing a! the .Lake Mary Baptist Church, Mai* Madniaday. Those who tuoh put war# loony Barlay, Larry Chester, Jinny Ogdan, Richard Dorman, Richard Scott, Robert and Raymond Nor wood, Data Alexander, Freddie Morton and Mr. Darrow, Tuetday and Wednesday, Mrs. Jamea M. Thompson waa In Win­ ter Haven, attending the meeting of the Planning Committee of the s?nivtir»l WUtv of the PreshyCHn.iL * * * ■ ? > remembered that aha la president of the Florida Synodical Society. Friends of Joe Bamberger will be sorry to learn that la a patient at Semlnolt Mamortal Hospital, Sanford. Lewis Mitchell ef Lebanon, Tenn. la lha guest of hla brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mri. Hugh Tillii. Mr. and Mr*. Glen Grange of Worden, 111. hava rented the Co­ wan apartment. Mrs. Stanley Eltlott of Anderaon, Ind. la visiting her brother-in-law and lister, Mr. and.Mri. Earl CRO SSW O RD . . . -M BILL WIIBOLDT Matures nf your hoaid — in*Ida as wall *• outaida — can pravida * way of showing faroff ralativas and frlanda whara and haw you ilva, your now de­ aerating achama, or an album record far your awn family af tha varieua placet you've lived la. Homo picture-taking la a wandartul way ta Inara the t unoamantala of good pictuia composition at first Band, la snooting interior*, you aoou raaltaa that you can't map a whole room la one picture, htudy lha room in tho via*, flndar and you’ll find that It's raally aompoasd af small units. And tack ona ef thaie la a pic­ ture. la itself—or at lean a mala teatar af interest for a picture. Taking aaapahota ad your home wDl also ha an opportuni­ ty for you ta practice with oiifarant soured* af artificial light. Aa la most indoor photography, flash will probably be tho aimpleat solution. But you may prtftr ta experiment with flood, too. Wo'd ka glad ta help you gat started an a picture-record af your heme. Drop la. TUBELESS NOW! Super-Cushioris , I >.» Ay g o o d / E ejui| G O O D Y E A R «** «*>. • -q’ . ‘ 1/♦* t ' e latter Blowout Prolocfton o Better Puncture Protection o Bettor Performance - Longer Mileage f *f< This greet new tire b made with Goodyear* exclusive triple-tempered S-T Cord for extra strength end durability. Patented Crip-Seal eocutruction make* k completely airtight Come ia —get stronger, safer, quieter Tube* lew Super-Cushions by Goodyear NOWl SALE YOUR OLD TIRES MAY MAKE IN I DOWN PAYMENT "M o re p eep/* r/c/e on G o o dyear T ire * than on a n y o th er kind1' 113 S. PA R K BANFORD WIEBOLDTS l i t FAME A TI PHONE 222 rao w B 4*T em �«» m TELEVISION !•»«*• Longwood •• Social & Personal Activities n v : 1! . t w i i n » lt h U aeU V aM H rt« B ill H lekek ■ V B B IB * I*M N.we-W eelber-' S t . ? . : ; iM B d e a w ii ~v»r.j. « at aA iVt r,f«-a.a^ ■m na M lrber Mouse C l ah Caul. CU llutS I I# n*P"rt . •ipoinaht oa apart* 'f « 'K "1 * vr • w y r r*,,t L ife of Riley rutedero ia/hoaie a* W ar* ha U aaup 'arson i» Paraaa ■wa-Hporia-Weather U iarliaht Thaatra g isa -u t 1 M O R R IH Hiaa-Oa P r o i r l n hawa — Waathar Mr. Wlaard Resume w fahr" D in k * ** ?! t e a fo r . . m iM te i w , * ll.M p o u f KdararAa 4k Row# P a tti P e a s . Ja a . 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Lifa liii tistt 8 General Insurance A P T IB IM I iM W la k y Dink * Taw it# i»# ^ A 'fa ^ lV w a rM tr I# 1 tha “ hla la " Life II# Thla I:o# Sunday tJnlr. o l Pla. nlr. ol School Porua J # Bund I ■*• D0II1 lia r a Heeoad Row S O u le and H arriet Mia T in Tin :t# Lucy it# Oial B | M I M III# Bludto (irsnd Ola Onry •;#• Country Frolleg t:i# iii# llaat In v Cloak YlO# B u g a Hhow iii# Hnnaymooaara ‘ t Hnnaym 1:1# Th# or tha Mona) Money t## I for it# K i'M ii1 Th“ ,M :!# H'a Awaya dan 1#:0# Ounamoka ■ V R D ll lo;io Uamon Itunyon Thaatra a m m n o i tha Muela Mian.On Program Resume llioo Blop i l i l # Lata Bhow lawi* Waathar New# A Bo. lamer# TIuea m u SO KO A T t'e T ak a A T rip hi# la tha U fa llill T e al Pattara Paraaa tail# Look Up A L ira „ ranee Walk Rhew. 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Thla Land of Oura I# Open llouaa #:•# Oi ■trlka It Rteh • it# Opoa llouaa im a e o o i !#■«• Clary Moora t i l l # A rthu r (Jodtrer L o r# ol Life III# # Arthur Q odlret earth (or Tomorrow tl Hlok t i l l # g t r l k a ............ luldlag Lig h t iiisa Vin lleelt L e l y Tack F e ar MhoW L o r e ol .( L ira 11:11 larva Htorp IS IS ~Basrah (nr Tomorrow lloharl g. Law le 11:41 Quldlng Ugfe II I# Channel Crossroad# .re lla a Choloa onermoonera >sm»n llun*un Thaatra nrd Htar Jubilee T h a Vlae I ? fas a Iii * « r P1ACT7CE W GIEINLAVD TO E 8A N F 0B D f f ljR X U ) Mated. wrt# ffl« fu#»t Sunday of P a «« 8 ^ F fL F ib . 10; 1981 WASHINGTON «A UlOUiind Ur#. lalaQA Lircom. Mr*. Fellont paritroepers .of the *Army’I Utd 1# on h#r way bom# from > trip TWO'WHITTS TO LEAD through Mveral itatei including Airborne " Dtytalon will' practice SA TEAMS'''-;' California. flghUbr’ batUea oa th* bleak Ice­ NEW ORLEAN8 VPt-Thlngi cap of Greenland next, month. Mr#. 0. M. Judah haa returned The Army announced today that may get a bit confuting In thi homt from tha Florida Sanitarium Longwood r*ald«nte wara alerted Hoapita! where ah# recently under­ a battalion coitibat (earn will fly Southern Assn, next stamp whei Tuesday rvtnlng whan a young Ud went B major operation. W# are to Thule from Ft.' Bragg, N.C., In Nashville and Mobil* meet. Ernjg w it raportad Blissing from hi# vary ____ _ _ report ^................ White will menage NashvilnF happy to that Mrs. James A. Romney of DaBary ^attack; 'with Ihe Navy base and homo md a Marching party wa# j U(jah U rapidly rerovprlng » h.-i'P" man. Three honors .of dl-fsalolllle experiments. So he starled Station at Sanford: E. E. Kronjae while Joyner (J0J0) White wil led Mm ILIJ In 1033. uika hi; orn phone « d Bcr, j . } ,. c«.geshell. A. G. Edlcr lead Mnbila. They are tha «nlj tnrmMl lira. Clad) 1 White ol W.ltr.Uh.. two new manggera In thg Clasi Th# lad'# parent* reported to Maine, U visiting her sister, Mrs. siincuuli w»ia last week by Sjtt. Burton L. Clyde having the GOC office at the rear and D. G. Dodgln. Everyone liking AA league this year. Chief of Police Claud# Layo that Helen Steward on Slain# St. music is Invited to attend! acting for the AJr Force. A Merl- of his home. He asked others to tha boy hid not returned from Other RA pilots ara Cal Ermai CAKE SALE AT DEBARY school on th# bu# a# h# uaually New resldenti at «ha Morgan torlous Service Award In recogni­ help out and gradually built up a at Chattanooga, former Dcdgei The Community Methodist church bouse on East Lake Ave. are Mr. good observation force, realizing does. Tha boy ha# been under doc­ pitcher Clyde King at Altanta tion of 3M> hours of service as tor'# ear#. Chief Layo called Sheriff and Mra. Lee and family of New member of GOC; a Distinguished that if the call should com* tot of DeBlrp-wlS hold at cake sale In Phil Tag# .at Birmingham, Stevi Cordell and they Marched for two York. Their two children have be­ Achievement Award for deep per­ continuous duly, he would be front of George's Ffve and Tan Rouehock at Llttla Rock, Jack ready. The call came and Romney cent store on nxjJi'17-M tomorrow, Ca#slfil at Mertiphli and And) and ■ half hour* and th# only du# gun aehool at Lyman High. sonal sacrifice toward strengthen­ at New Orleans. sd they got wia that ha hid been Mra. Neal Gilbert of Eau Oatils ing the defenses of our United answered It. Every plane, night or beginning at 6:30 a. m. Mrt. F. H. COhen ' f" a ▼ , •a iren on the Dog Traek road apent last week with her parents, Slates of America and * Gold day, flying over DcRary Is de­ Donning will be chairman. shortly after school had been ex­ Mr. and Mra. Jamri McGrath, Medal certificate for enlisting mem­ tailed by direct service lo Ihe filtoh . ' . - yi | • • *• • nation of Ihe air fnree at Jackson­ whlla Mr. Gilbert, who Is as­ cused. ber* of Ihe Denary volunteer GOC; At 7:30 p.m. ha hid still not sistant manager of the MrCory’s ell signed by Gen E. K. Partridge. ville. He ha* 32 tegular workers for 24 hours service ind eight been found so Chief Layo ordered Store In Melbourne, assist** at USAF commander. a general alarm. The fire alren tha opening of the new MrCory's Romney a navy man for over others In training. was sounded and about 73 men, •tore In Colonial Plaza. 40 years fell tha^ plane spoiling GIFTS TO METHODIST CHURCH . H. JAMES GUT AGENCY volunteer firemen and residents re­ Mra. Harry Webster of Shllmont, was Important sinre Florida Is a The Sanford Melhodlst church sponded. They formed group* and N. Y., and Mrs. Ruth Freeman of possible target In ease of a sneak was one of Ihe donors who "gifted" * l i E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T the Longwood itreeti end fields Portamouth, New Hampshire were the DeBary Community Methodist ware eovared ai waa tha surround­ weekend guesti of Mlsi Winona ! . PHONE TA , ' talned Ihe Saturday Evening Card church recently. Their share waj ing territory. Flra Chief Paul Bites Craig. *272 38; Ihe Mt. Dora church gave Club thii week. Those playing In­ of Canelberry alio aialsted In the Mr. and Mra. Leroy Neumann, H. JA M ES GU T TAMES B . G U T cluded Mr. and Mrs. Norman God- *363.00; Trinity of Orlando *200. 00 March. recently returned lo Longwood frey of Pearl Lake Heights, Mr. and Rroadway nf Orlando *300.00, Aaaoe. About 10 p.m. Chief Layo talked after apendlng several montha at and Mrs. Charles Wale* and Mr totaling a rhrrk nf *1.134 36 as with the boy's litter who wai at Long Branch, N J. handed to the board hy Everett Louis Knnll of Fern Park, John the parenti horns, and aha said L. Swift, chairman nn Monday night that earlier they had seen foot­ Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Rounds Hollister. Mr*. Maude Tuppor, and at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. prints around their hnm# and called on friends in Longwood. tha hostess, Mr*. Sunderlln Delici­ L. Williams. thought they might have been her Sunday on (heir way to Sarasota ous refre-hrm-nt# were served and A piano was a!*n donated b|.M; hrotho're They alio stated that and St. Petersburg. Me. Rounds enjoyed hy all. and Mr*. Robert Hunter of Holly operates a 4rugstnrn In FarmingMr. and Mr*. Norman Godfrey Throw Away Tonr Tire DolWre Bieeana#.Your-Tiro# Are Bmoai^ they had not been home alnce S p.m. Ona of the searchers ar­ ham, Maine, and Is apendlng his returned Saturday from a trip Hill and brought In PeRary by Let WELSH TIRE SHpP.tyl W. 2nd Put On,N#w Tru'k Rubber through the lower part of Ihe state Rev. James Smith and W. R. Car* rived and reported that tha boy vacation In Florida. Treads That W|H Gb*.Guaranteed . NEW TIRE Wear And had been seen in lh# vicinity Mr. and Mra. Ray Knapp of Mr. and Mr* William Partridge roll. Klngflcld, Malnn, who aro spend- and children, Gary. Pat, and Gale The Methodist chuxrh will sp6p*or •!a#9ThB,'»Btf¥.*,,* :* ~ around 8:15 p.m. u 1-ft 7 • -ft. v*r t • • • • • •% * Chief Layo, accompanied by Ihe winter In Winter Park, were and Mis* Thelma Rnscnhmrr all nf a recital of religion* song* lh jhe rallers on several of Itielr friends Wehsler, N. Y , who are rnrnule Community center at 7:30 Satur­ Bobble Wlddli and Howard Eaton W ELSlf TjttE SHOP* 105 W .'2nd left to aeareh the ilsler’i home. on Maine St., in Longwood, on to Vero Reach for a varatlnn, day, Fch IB hy the following mem­ 36'YEARS IN SANFORD • were rerent guesti nf Police Chief ber* nf the Heavy Attack Training The fire truck wai sent to (he Sunday. Unit nf the U. 8. Naval Training Mra, Florenre Sunderlln enterand Mr* Layo. area to that Uielr flood lights could bo used. While Impacting tha homa, lights wars flashed under the house'and the lad wia seen, elmo»t concealed by lumber. Ho was found to bo asleep. Upon questioning the lad staled hat ha was afraid to go home after missing the aehool bus. Mr. and Mra. Karl PlUibury of Baugeley, Maine, Who are spending several months in Lakeland, were Sunday gursti of Mr. and .Mrs. D. E. Leighton. Mr. and Mrs. Clarenca McCuIly and Mr. and Mra. Earl Paala of Farmington, Mains, who ara spend­ ing Ihe winter In Maitland, were . . . Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mra. N. B. Steward. Mra. John Fellom of Farmington, The best of taste for Valentine.. • the one you know guesfs will w elcom e has ever matched it. It’s Am erica’ s preferred taste—people buy more Coke than ISE," BD all other nationally-known brands o f soft drinks com bined. Una (/float Jo ck Vser Love Btary ierko* Manor# k '? 6 RADI O _ lis r o a o K IL O rV C L M PWIUAV a v ssisa Wnria A* a n Murliat Ilop'.vt liia 4:41 O uaal ill* IlSS Mutla at Bandsni Bd Itnr M utlssl l«vare I r a Ava Raarln H orn l:B» lit# fo rw ard Marrb Tw ilig ht hunga T w i l l # h ! 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F*b- 10, 1*80 P m t e-*j» <a Hopkins Has Plans Of Checking Leiter •Teliing Withdrawal ^ 1j-7 "" ** rf*>: -<s A, ‘ A/ ’ ' \ •••• TAIUULAJSCI (*-Atlte At-?WUlUm D, Hotklfti u r i be pl*«* H n O t i eh#:k iota tha autbraNrtty ef a nayltarira* latter putperil** to aoaeune* withdrawal ef Rep Coon# D. TUlatt Jr ed Fotk County &«m th# it it* Reaite rec# Tiflrit declared at U h Watae — ttat ba hadn’t ilgsed a latt-.r r*® calved br the Ttfltbataaa rifle# ri Tha Associated Praia aaaaune tar A*t ha vat quitting. “ 1 Ad sot 4ias A* letor bat I know *u about ft* etreeaaUena under whleh tt waa eaet u 4 ha** ratified autborttiai," TUJatt arid Ha t» seeking »• unseat fas Harry 13ag el Water Mavra, proa Want daaignita at An WF Braata A rikd aaedidata A the eerie* la K- iMtt Eafly, Letaelaed « « r New Circuit Judge * Moves Info Hearing Of Fortune-Teller CCAZJL < jR-A »av C h tit Oviedo 5 Defeat Mt Dora In CFC Gome Lost Night Ay MAVKM J0AM Tba Oriada Liraa lad by Asbart Priaat .with M patata gagaatad tba Mt Bara AoAtnt A tba Caefrt! PSertda Oenfamaa 9 m a baM A Mt Bara lari right Tba Idana ratAaflad A s aaAan Araaghant Pfcmwiai. Aa b a m ggoght baric bahAd Aa aaaaraay af Jaff Wtay wtA ■ pataA, and Jan atagragAri wtA IIWblrii aawawad A Aa taA riabn em b 4 o= tUJM bond W iW A f bam Aa AdalAM wa Uisdy'i yravtooa yalaaia an « bald aar b m A i i tba 6ateh mat Mitmllar bond aftae Ctou* Jodfa Aa no]dan AtmAanat A wanw S »«!er VSadga eg Miami ta An A print »argA by U him brid brought a grand bay A-yaarxM tartuse-taUer firing tvn Caieb KOdar Aabad at Qm murder chargee hie datb and naaaad A ba aaaiad gu soo mood. Judge Oaar»a L. Pittan ad at Aa M t n * aarybi. knitter ha aaOad ttaa aol and pot Wa ftrri Btark*. aiaoaadi rirtny turn baak AA Aa floor. tamperary aarignaant ta tfel# rir- Oaath KUdar'a OvAdo lima mewran. ordered Lundy rearmtad. ad A a A l t ftrri fsarAr laid than tamed loeee on the na* bend which war atratchad A a K A M until tha iprtag Arm af A Wad half (tana. • Judge Pattan alee vaa Jim HD and era* Way Praa a raqoaat A etaifee ant pari ad dbweted Medela ariarb A Aa I grand Jura ( M a n wMeh meant half and matoAbwd a » erltJaAad George laeflaM, a yotnt margta vitfl midway a Aa • Om m attorney. (north ftarAr. K t 5wra Aida a SeriMd'e Atfla A H at AA peril agaAat thaw aakad Matte* ad parA ad tba iiiw w ii . la y Para lad aa tha grand jury report vhiah eeid vhh A petnA aid Pooflald M ad A A lp adriaa JWfie a d f l a n t h Truman 9. Ptrtah ad Aa Ana (An- Ag wtA U aa«k A A« fbui gra ation vtft ragard A a lari right llihop Keen opt #s<oiieM had wWh Jndg Aa Tit *tea frinlri A Aa ftneri Judge PaAh. altar a hatriag at pbryad af Aa recent rewad- It wai hi* homa A laaihuig, a battle print far print through rrlfua ordar A Tandy gear cairA n and Aa autroma v e m t daaltad rnffl Aa Warnata morad V patnA with A na » A $90 Million Plons left A a M A W toad. They Aan from Aa ball gw Aa Mode For Guidod final two minuter A Kortng dual between llihep Moorc’l John Missiles' Future WThi wtA N »od Tavarci' Prink WASHINGTON * - T # cany u . laavaa wtA A kept Aa two Aama •tha gntdad mlnfla and aarih aatal- wfchta ftrar print* af eaek other life proframa. file Ahr Porca yiaas all Aa way. A (ba east Aw yarn a M mtQIan Tavaraa mooed A a It A It dollar expenditure and a H A iir a bad A (he flrri quarter, m l h«1d expanttan it Hi Patrick, P1a.,baaa. a A to A laad at h*U time. Ellli' Hap. fferlnng fD-F1»> vai given quirk play pri (ha TTornrti *hr»d •hit taformatloq A in tatendrw .11 A to open the third period, and with Id. fl#«. Donald L. Putt, itr (hay held thri advantage until deputy chief at itiff At develnft- •eh I.aIt pot tn two fr«i Ar»w* mint. Tba tntarrtav, recorded gar A and tha quarter giving Tavaraa radio broadcast, wit ritinad be ■ 44 A (I laid. A Aa final quart­ er Aa bad abingad hand* ftva •day. Prior A thi Interview, Hertang timet PUi* arering five baikata fact during A lt rirrirh raid (bat hu min whai hara fin at queitlosi" #vra itnra (ha anb u n debated TIArrflU A a aAarwan ramn A a it ta a nooneamant that tba aarih iiAWta and tambb fame. Tba would ba Iranehid from Patrick whl«h A A Werlrag'i dlitriri. (to greetari npaat af tha Central Via. Cantarecm v * i whan ftm aaatad ha amitgad tba tntaniaw flrovriwd V»wad ta BriakSa wha Putt A fat aama eerrara. n a inma Ad by a mare ri A ta ri. Umatffla took as atrip bad and CAABT » m » B I PALLAi <iu> Klrbt alub atrtpnar bapt M e l Ac wap. T» tanlghi'f anml-fbala VmarCandv l>rr w n (raad attar bar •itrangad hu'hand dariAM A Iffia v O meat Lyman rad Anight pmarata bar tor abaottn* him fn ■t l :A (tab d« * Q Aba on Wlbap tbi midriff w«b a rtf!a Jan- If. Troy 9. PWOpa A. badTba flnab wfl bn ylayri ftcArdad Aat whan ha bait an Ma day at • p. n . TWa aftarsaan at wlfa’i apartaant door *T wtt ga I: A Ac Oriede stria wfll meet Ml tight T U agaAat 9 m gbta at aim ramambar a n a m«Mng 1 aaM Sem hava shot aa* and Aa raid DCMBsa 9AK9B ■yon AanMa’t bran aowa bara.* n u otS B o r w C9ICA90 Cfbm A r a b Bra­ T WO TtOCVtV den a< Miami B a n riT n t. Aday gAi.T LASB c n r I4U. A M*'Am raemtt ant frani bain A Ian ran semad Arina* af I M by CWmfia Beartsy Doie. Calif., fir baalt k t h h f ' almuld hana aa trrabla. ftandaa haa Astacd baarpITli aama: Wlrhard Prari hwa Ali gra. a Craw Adlan b a a tig waigkta Jahnap Wofmai aid wftRorc, Kent. Carman BgaflA fra (bn Uri pnarTba award wfll bn praawi i f A Legal Notice Aa raAraa WwAm r i Aa armrifU^Jay D Araraw^P* rigbk O f tar araarda wtt ga A Maw Verb Baring S ysam ivru m 4 *Mh «f rei «i BOiltM m l r*qat/«4 •c»mij tba BLut'dn, a ii»r •hm tuna *f Aa »ni« Rniicv. ind M ta fnfrin* >■* »ae* ai nmaaaaa isdrtta at n a a t **»U a« iw«ra t a -----bn fatal, nr *11(11 •itiiti «r aimana t* volt. ai 1*ilVi mJtrV/ar^ ad M film* •( -m litlllfl * r■h. •> t: A r t e 01 i h * ™ .S " Td, S [ „ Encounters Refusal M M M e n Am Koslelanetz Will Make Debut Sunday TAa car tayi go and tAaprlea won't ttop you! yjpr m rwtvpooa catauna by Balm than with aromatic tad cedar Tba fragrant cedar aroma keeps moths away (r«m woolen. Morad (a tha drawtra. Readily aveiiahl* tooguod and •aia# maba taa Jobas aaay oa*. Easy way to break the small carhabit the hardtop buy of the year with the moet power and size per dollar of any car in this style. In the induitry—the mighty Streto-atrrak V4T If You’r* aeouriacra* to buying ba tha low- Where cb* of a prict so low can you find • Mfl . 122-inch wheelbase, each luxurou* Ipterion end ell the other ftne-cey feature* that put you eo squarely on even terms with buyers of far costlier can? Come In and see how eaally this hrart-UfUnf Btreto-Streak beauty can be yuan. Onto [potl do, you'll be out of the small-car drag Jorevegl It’s LAST TIME TONIGHT Bfarta ® <d 'T H E TEN D ER TRA P7' • TRANK SINATRA • DEBBIE REYNOLDS pr1«d-thr*a rtaga, ebanosd t o you’ra paying for PontUe't du, parformaao* and dlgtlnction— bvtyou’n nndpatting it! A it matUr of fact, you’rt SATURDAY ONLY not tutu coming eh itf Whgr$ d tta io priot to lout'ran you enjoy bo ap­ ing Um z»o«t modem, moat gdvinced power plant “ GREEN FIRE* c au tio n JACKSONVILLE <*-An objari In Aa ocaan which Navy Mirehari thought might ba ma or mrra ri tht thrat flier* mining (Act M «day turasd out to be * bl«ieb«4 pine plank Th« jearen :or the munpg m«t wai continued by 4S pUnaa, four destroyer* and t<o Gailt dUAffl veaiela. A Coast Guard eutUr yaatardtf found the pine plank which find led to a report a Ufa raft *11 alghtad and then Aja report AH It was a man A a Ufa Jaekrt, A Navy attack bombar earrytafl the three wai last heard to ri about Ni milea off Ponta Vadrt Resch durim * squall it 1:10 p. m Monday H had an hour'* fw) lupply. Tha three war# ldantl/lad a* L i Cmdr J E Nolan, North King*town. R 1 Ena E C. Hunt, Bartow, and Technician B. W. Sperl, Randolph. Mill ■ ■ f ■ — tt» t letter, Ala morning, received from Egyptian Amhaaiador Aehm»d C.n El-Kik. to the Scmtaola i>‘»in»*f ',-«mbrf of (Jommeree. re|vetUd tnit a noted magatin* editor of Egypt will tell the al«ry of the ‘dedication of the St. Johnt River a th» "Vile of tha Amarlcai" In i h* n«ir Diture i The Egyptian Arabtaiidorstaked .d ' .... . , ; a-. \ for picture! uiej hare takaa of Aa ir»cent event The editor. Mourn Si DM. ta in the United State* on a 'eaderahip program arranged by * -* ’*■ 1 *ft* Department of State -1 Hik will be m Central Florida im c in Ae next few dayi to ipend .'everal dayi at Ae Seminole RaceMva ob • farm near Aa northeaat CanadUn-U R. '»iv Firk and Fairground* a* a alwayi border. The land provide* vegetaWea end eupport* jueM of Richard Sodero *nd W R n birth two cow* Aet glvo milk for Ae f emtly. Her monthly h»mp houaekaeplng »llow*nc* la onlv (1V» Dcaplte her rad bar buaband Sibri 'old Ae Semmola Co'jaty problame. M r* Hellndore aava1 We er* vary hippy art yhotognphad <*Jiambir of Commerce A it b» U «iw iri* «ll AOtAI I mviHiON taka* *om* lemonade at Ae gait Lo* Angelea L A n M A tea a •ad would like to have more." Democratic Cub picnic A California ae he toure the Hat* In • queit i-in't »o *ejj hu readari A*. Itorv fliharmaa along tha «Mri tt for Democratic convention delegate*. An avowed etndldat* (or tha of A* Nile of the Amariett " Braid uii pulad-log rifts ««Q*j 19S8 Bmldaatiil nomination. Stevenjon facei etlfl oppMltlon In Aa rtrford i-.d Semusle County '»d!l Jaagadii June 8 Cellfemle ortmanr (tom Ban Eatei Kefauvar.flnterratAnol) toon b» reviving rubitoltv in oAar l*ouVr’*« of A» *»arid 11 n*'V| of OZARK Ala P — w D Tmy.A* many even** her* travail Cowan. *ha i»n't tin? at u\ abou' 'he roua'rv pound*. 1» having hi* diffleulliet — -----JACJttOWTLLI (P-A r.5"> to i* As hflipl't] again GIBSON tODED VE*v YCiRK A-N’ e<f Sunday mualcil mettaga of A* eompoThe Ju-foo? 'ire'll man undeT'O COACHING STAFF Aa anna af Pep WUllim M Andr* Koi'altneti will mik* hu lltion " AKS FOPEST. N C. itfil— Amaricin taUviaioo debut con Tuek, gormar geveraor af Virimti went an appendectomy lu* OttoThe nervc'u camera work that ta Florld*‘i D »n «rt'i" prlmir; bor Th» Aoillon ruptured Wadnai- Gene GAi'n. Zl.-eir-old LaAob*. due'ieg a ayrnpheny orch*Mra mtrki cr<-h**'ral apraar day, to a t r u c k wia com- Fa hijh i*hool coach, today w«* playing Aaron Copland's Tha Lin meet on TV ti detracting to tha met with a raftJtt! today mind*er*d A gri him to a hoarl- added to 'he Wake Foreat Collage coin Portrait" on Aa Ed Sullivan audience. Koatelanati laid. Tan mambara of Act State r*d- tal bocauia of inadaquata ambu- foo'ha!! reaching ataff. ihou* (CBS-TV). •ration of Canitltutlonil G«’ *rr.- lanea accommodaMoni Glhton. a Tula* Pkl*., natlva Koitalanatg b t m i » H commii- Thm uhtn a camera awing* lo a mant mad# tba move yaatrMay, ctore-up of a tympanist alrlklng a Tlnv wouldn* fit on Ae open', Mid fdgir Wi*-bTt|h* Duvil mg. table, in h» wn rolled In'o pliy.f t>- year* »' Merton Honed Copland to writ# tt in 1313 couple of inconsequential notai the Jurn'r Collfj., Crern. I!) , before Carl Sandburg, the poet and Lin- audience la milling the over-all County Damoeritle Corsmlttto A* operating room aboard a reg. enrolimf at Cincinnati. He pl*yehetna an. ulatton hoapltal bed—part of him ed tht»e vareity leaieni with tha coin biographer, will apeak ihe musical mettaga. You would'not narrative jectioni of tha compo b* to dljtracled, h* point* out. If Bat Tuek wired Wiybrlfht to- pro'rudin* ov*r tha ildee P.arcata under Std Gilman. A you were iltHng tn Carnegie Hill. dap **I want tt dlaflnctly und»rAfter minor «u»fery. Ae IS year- 1PM h» mined Ae coaching itaff Htion Itoed Ait I am not i candidate old native of Belwood, P* , !i re- at Clairton, B*. High wh*r» ha tfi good n*wi when Koatalaneti, Lilt Sundav an Intellijent bit of gar president " covering remained nnll] he moved to La- an outitandlng conductor A radio and Aa recording Held. iay» ‘Td plannlnr hv the rrealori of OmniTba federation racantly itartri troh. «t hctd coach to do all I c ii in talevlalon." bua frnS TV) enabled viewer* to t Duval County chaplar mth the TGinsVILtE. Kr .B~ fin* He I. tn reropt it Wak* foreit Ilk* Ha wai quit* amaied *o learn that tea two fin* procram. Omnlbu* anneunead purpoaa of flavin* ra­ I.oulevi!ta hualnei.man w.un‘t about Ech 30 .i many paopl* had lh* Impreialun dld no* hejln the firtf of lit three- AIR FORM t.L Gel*. Laon W cial Integration md aunporttn* Lt ihont to pev hl» fedecel »vcl<« Johnson (above) wai namedI by ha wai opposed to paitlcipetlng In part tcrlei on (lie Conititutlon untit to A» Di'irht»r» of A* Amerl den. lumtar Lonnr. outapoVen President Elsenhower to beoum«| am* FLAYERS ACQUIRE COURSE tha madlurn. Ml Hallmark Hill of Fima had If.S. represent atlv* on the NATC ragatlonlit from Tampa, for gov­ can Revo)iit)oi rTOl_ HOLYOKE. Man. (# > - Bab "Tolevillon hu A* hlghe.t prl- ’ completed |i« pre-enlatlon o f ' The Standing Group. Johnson wlttl Hu neir-revclt e>irt<*d ve.fer ernor. i orlty In my Alnkin* th#«a day*.” Good Fairy" on NHr TV succeed General J. Lawton Gel* Aiked tf hla connection nlth th* dav when he called tha Infernal Torn, pro golf* top money *dn"The Good Fairy," Feicne Mol- tins, when the former A:my KoiteUnett aald. "Tha graat prob rer in 1951, and a Hnlyok* bullRevenue Service and wai fold tn Tuck campaign would affect hla mr'a charming whirnty. ptoved to Chief of Staff r»t1r*« March 8L Itatua aa county chairman, Way. oit b'a tax A 'the chief of the nauman h*v* acquired tha II- lam tn any new me'dlum la to find he gim d TV en'crtilnmen* Ainki OAR " out Juit how to do It." yeat-oH Mount Tom golf court# bright replied: It wun't that tn had tnvAlng Final papert were palled yaa- Ha bellavei tha nalion'e lenllng'in lirre pirl to Ae Inlerpre'aflons atli* history. Tha Contlllutloaal TCe. Tuck ti a goM nemocrat. acalut the na'rln'le orgenicatlnn t«rday granting Toakl and Marco lymphonlc orchestra* aliould ap of lutie Harris, Waller Slerak and jl'onvenllun of 1T8T and At Virginia Too can nnro«» K»faiiv»r and hut the powlhili'v of a jecre' mh Merlnello a J5-y»ar leete with an pear regularly on TV—not In t-mu fvrll R l l c h a r d under George ntlflrailnn of 17S8 came ilowlnglf Aavenaon without being i poor •Id* bothered him tn much ha nption to buy Moun' Tom from ]program!, to begin with, but 1* jSchaeffer'* light-handed direction io life in dramatic flashback! Democrat." n]Ud Infernal Revenue back New m , \V>rko(f Realty Corp The half-hour concerti. ^A viewer muit, Pmlmbd. idd»d another elualenul prompted by tint urbane *a4 h» feel* h'*ter. |M|, wai r#rorUd upward* feel he'e oecupvinj a fine »e*l in a to Its distinguished tolevillon ten (rundli Hoston lawyap Jonph K* Tnt*m*l Revenue e v p l l i n e d ot *75000 [concert h*ll. He must get Ihe tre ribbon hi declining In flclion Well h SNOW RT TARM “PAR" *t.«1* for delinquent ac-1 — ■ ----QtfHKX, Coin, '.f— Moat places riMrara inowa by !neh«i, but Ala count! and return ♦aramlle-hlgh town ta Ae Rocklei ftgum* Aa d«pA of It* whit* Huff IDENTICAL TALER By ta t and yardi. DENVER. iA— Two diitrlet Be far Ala year m«ra Aen ftva court witnese. te.tlflcd ldcntlr.ilyard* «t mow haa fallen on thi* Iv yeiterrfav ah'-ut detill* of a temmunlty naar ll.aiMoot Fre­ barroom ‘ laying That wa.n't «tir mont RiM-mora thin felt all la*t pritlng The wltnessea werv. Firu Winter Rleht finvi* r!ftpth ti hen Vie:! 21 and R'uben Vigil, 20, They're not related. ft** and nee-half feet y.\ ‘X ■t a . v •■ W: 9 The letter, l i r , v i i airmailed torn Tanya Tab I ft eirrtM l t«a yaga itatac*ant mtlaiag reeaai* gar wtthdrewal. ' Searchers Confused By Bleached Plank Magazine Editor. Of Egypt To Tell Dedication Story • BTEWAKT GRANGE! • GRACE IBLLT "LO RD OF THE JUNGLE* • J09NNT RWEFFIELD • WAYNE MORR1* SERIAL — “JUNGLE RAIDERS” ___________________ • CARTOON NO. B SUNDAY AND MONDAY VL U C Y G A L L A N T " • JANE WYMAN • CHARLTON HESTON FLCS A moot FEATURE - “NEWHORIZONS* Wher- tls4 at 0 priot to low can you get tira luxury of Por.tiao'e optional Strata-Flight Hydra* Matic—Aroeric*'i neweet, emootheet autonuiUa tganembeion? You can actu ally buy a big, glamorout P o n tiac 860fo r than you to o u li pay Jor U model* o j the loto-prlced ^ P o n t ia c WILLIS PONTIAC SOI w. FIRST ST. % r w t m ia* ■ r ♦ �t m M M B iiM TO* npriatMdMrt, Mm. Bar* axdine More, u , 4ir*ets'fMr fro m tatbflttp to apeak. i ’ ■ •chad that baartbraak bttiH . . . . Tbo*a war* aot th* csact word*, ' The aaboel ba» *a aimml bedget o< course. But to the paroato «< » af t t H m A but, purchased and •ererely handicapped chBdrra, maintained br th* parehti.plrki etrabral palsy, hat to gddttkta that’i what th* taWtadaa to th* oyea bo**» ♦Llh* *mjtl* Hid* Train­ they *r* hirjdleipped by atbar up tfea child?** and taka* than to . physical oisamUtias a-ich biiad- school five day* g-wash. ing Lenior ..ic«nl. Mora thin too visitor* aeaaptod tha lnfttatlon yesterday. Tbay heard • 9-year-old girl ut­ C h k k e a Ragout Shows French S k ill ter a newly learned sound. They watched an S-r$sr-old boy •how hi* new-found ability to walk on* nor* (top without crutch*!. To tha parent* of tha a pupil*— between 5 and U—the danautra* tlom war* proof of tha fruitfnlnaaa of their decUlon to refua* to let their children “ merely vegetate alone at home or In an Initiation." The ichool U for children too crippled to qualify for entrance In eatobllihed crippled ehUdren’i achoeU. It la to the basement of Um Tuley Park flaldhouse. The Chicago Park Dlatrlct provide* the •pace rent free, hot the Mhoel ItAOIJawnalr often’esk pubtfthsn to eepptp au»« of forthcoming noveli in *M word* orle*s." Julfen f SerfbnoPe, eiys that M d this practice boon la vogu» K ty Would have reed llhlitf Ilka this: "Strange i*-on la murky waters M ooaat of Oraece. 8*vwanton murdara by a r a c ie r namad Vtyaaaa. n ba Anally return* a, he rube out the aultor ia wif* who waa plan* to divore* him for ,da* A OUVCiW OOefrHCANT H fr f-v M l •DAO WOULD > f l i p * I COui ONT -BB3IDE3, DOTUhT-___ t WAVff a . DATE.*. VKAHt n s* gypE crm you. FOUOVM*/ feuioaal M d w n u 4 <nr physl cal thsrapists. . Sha i*ld torn* of toe thlMro era toUQr dependeat but most ar* m traioabl*. A few will b« ablo io enler regular school*. "Like Ua parent*, th* thfldrte succeed through self-help,** tha •aid. W A N T AD RATES Tha Following Rates ar* now la effect. II* lie 14a 11* Far U m far On* lesertlra Far Ltoe far Three lassrUsM Far U m far Vtv* faaerttoM Fee U m fev Eaeh n toMINIMUM RATEt BA* Brannm aaya tha propaaed bat­ chary plan was baaed oa manual production of 120,000 beta flngarllng, 600,000 blueglll flngerllag, five million wallya fry (laaa than on* Inch) and three million great northern pike fry, HOLMES HIT MX PORTLAND, Or*. (*■)—Tommy llolmes. th* new manager of the Portland Beaver* In th* Paclfle Coast League, compiled a 402 lifetime average for 10 year* in the National League. He waa a standout for nlna year* with th* Beaton Bravaa aa * halter end right flaldtr. He filled n t hie 10th year ** * pleyer with th* 1CB2 Brooklyn Dodger*. In 1,81° league game* he made 1,307 bit* In 4,992 tripe to th* plate. 'l||^MVGOOON«6S.C9tDCr/Jl'1 -I I ENVELOPES. letiemeait*. aUleWindow Sill* — Lintel* OPPORTUNITY IS HERR TWO Bedroom furnlihrd hou*e. menu invoice*, hand bill*, and riue Block* - Cndl# Block* LARUE Killing Station and Oarage p t o i r a m i . ele Progreaalve Apply Garage Apt. 113 W. 19th Immediate possession on this Urea** Trap* — Dry Well*. with excellent established local Printing Co., Phone 40* — <03 Miracle Caaerato Co seml-pretentioua 3 Bedroom 8t- : and transit trade. Well located -------------_-------------------- ------ r—T spacious. home. Kitchen equip­ in turburban area with 193 It. ped. Hindi, Heater, Oak Floors. TWO-B E t» R 0 0 it Unfurnished frontage on US Hl-way to be BED Clactne com dlapanaar Tiled bath,: Jajoaled porch go House. One mile from Base gate, lour-laned in near future- Living drink box. Good running condi­ to make up thl* excellent of­ jjsio. a month. Kor further toquartcri. Approximately $30,tion. ideal for beerstorage box fering at •fio.aoo.oo. Compara wformaUoit, call 1333-M. . ouo. Cash down to handle. fan be seen at Tha Sanford with other* and you ytll feOWNER MUST BELL NOW rognlta it's* value. fiumnindcd UNUSUALLY attractive new three Contracting and Repair NICE two bedroom masonry. by excellent neighbor*. 4% morExcell­ INI ssnlord Ave. bedroom house In Fern Park 10.4 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator. Excel!Phone Furnished screened porch, cartgsge of $6830 can be assumed, ent condition. 2433 Yale Ate. ar ea. Approximately tl.ooo portc. Phone 1QT4-R, ________ with down payment arranged to down payment needed. Call me or call 1714J.____________ INCOME TAX responsible party. We hava the to talk terms. Price $13,630. FURNISHED Co t t a g e - Phone Prompt Service key. Exclusive! CHAISE Lounge, dull black frame. OWNER WANTS TO llM-W, ____________ ________ Yellow plastic covered Inner- 202 Wnodrufl-rerklns Bldg. 1st Ht RETURN NORTH 3 B. R.. 3-Raths . CB construction, spring cushions. $20. rhone and Is willing to sacrifice an at­ FURNISHED 3 room Cottage with brand new, *323 down plus clos­ 344T-W-I. __________ tractive two bedroom homr. carporte 114 Elm Ave. • ing costs. Yard 1* beautifully landscaped. NAVY blue overcoat, tan top­ Lot slid 100 by 300 feet. You RETIRED Couple hava nice southcoat tailor made, excellent con­ Seminole Realty must see tRI* In order to apK en t bedroom for rant to good dition. Site 36. both for $30. racial* th a value. Priced neighborhood. 110.00 .per week- W. DIETRICHS T. W. NIRO Phone 323-J evenings. 13,323. Term* available. Kitchen privileges It desired. INI Park Ate. Phew* If er 141 HI-WAY AND LAKE FRONTAUE ELECTRO Hygiene Vacuum deanPhone 246S-M. Approximately 10 acre* with 810 er, cost new $120. Will sell lor lest on bl-way No. 2T In Lake STORE— 23 x 60. loested at 31T *tt. Roys bike 20", $10 Phone haie* tu PreOem County near Howey-in-tha-Hllls Palmetto. In the heart of town 133S-R. Policyholder* and Leesburg area. Ides) for with loading and unloading faci­ John William* In*. Am Tourist Court. Will sail all nr NEW Metal Desk 30 x 4S .... $3*. lities Fluorescent lights. Will 411 gaafard AUiaSte Deah part. Cali and talk terms. Price Frlildalre Automatic Washer $173, lease. •____________ _____ ,•$11,300. Sanford Freight ft Salvage ONE TWO STORY Knur .Bedroom Vivian H. Alexander, Broker s*4 W. lit Hi. House. Corner-•'27th St.. 17-92 Hl-way 11-13 PO Box 4(4 - Hwy. South. Phone 1*10. Fern Park, Ph. Winter Park . CONCRETB Ready Mixed Concrete. Cwieret* H — AU T O M O B ILE * T R A I L E l j l MCE Rooms. 13. weekly. 1013-W. BUk, Bead, OrVrij. Carnaal Concrete Pip* to Meat All Quail BSdrooji) h lit with It will psy YOU to see US before location. igworch.-.fiof you buy. Open Evening* end ■Cih 1R2S-W, Sundays. _ , HAVE NEED for location for Eailsld* Trailer Sale*, Supermarket, national chain APARTMENT— 3 Rooms *nd ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. Palatka. Fla._________ atort. Prefer elt* In suburbs, bath Screened porch. 710 W. Bouthsld*. What Is your offer, ••nuilderi of Ktn*r Home*" lit St. Call 338-J. SUPER- Rlveils 1033 Rulrk. b.v Need ao.ooo squire feet of l*nd. offer* owner. Excellent condition 1712 TWO ROOM KURN. COTTAGE, Slita exact price and location in Southwest Rd. Clayton Store. $37.30 month. Large lot, garden, Beautifully Designed Three and first letter. P. 0. Box 30U, Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices paid for uisd fumltur*. Call Four B e d r o o m Homes for ; Old Sanford-Orlando Highway MS. Wllson-Maler Furniture Co. GOOD Ruiinli .^Inquire after 4 p. m. Hughes, Florida Living to m . Tree Park Ill F.. lit St. Salle. Phone KHA and VA (01) Financed • Priced from til.200. to $13,000. Bada balei Office—2623 So. French Av*. Complete Hunk with Inneraprtng Mat­ AVAILABLE March 1st. New Four phone 2100 or 29*0 tresses, Ladder A Kali. (Can he 120.00 riallv, Sell Luminous Door nates. Whit* Reeve*. Atttebi.ro. Ordroom, 2 hath unfurnished Used as Twin Reds) tI9 3u Mas*. Kra# Sample A Details. home. $133. month. Phono 1M6-.I King Six* Hollywood Rada Guaranteed JO Years WATKINS* Products dealer for NEWLY RE DECORATED house. an X $0 Innerspring Mattress Volusia County. C. L. Allen. 7», H. S C O n -A T W A T E R .. $63.00 3 rooms and hath with larg-" 60 X ao Box Spring.......... f 120 30 porch, at Geneva, 12 miles from Apopka, in II. Lightning MERCURY $100.00 Hiadhoard (Decorator rustic j , sanford. Furnished nr unfurnish' 16 II. hCOTT-AT W A TER Unfinished Furniture «d. Write G. L. Beer, Oviedo or with controls .............. $139 93 | “ « I F WANTED <f*W*l*) HA 3 Drawer Chest ................. $13.30 phone FOrest 3-3431 at Oviedo 16 H. ELGIN .................. $120 Bi 4 Drawer Cheat ................... n.SO 20 H. MARTIN. $309.73 TYPIST—generel clerk. Wnnle.l 3 Drawer Cheat .................. j».3o New motor . . . . . . • BIBlflO by will **t«bll»hiNl firm Per* Vanity Table ....................... a .Vo FIVE Rooms, unfurnished. Range manent position. 3>v day week 23 II. JOHNSON, 1933 Model. Nila Stand .......................... a.50 very fast $230.00 and hcalara furnished. Call 2$96, Mr. and Mrs. Dresser ......... 2»30 Good salary, pleasant surround- Alio many motors torn down for ________tip W. 23rd St.________ Inis.- Write details, references Bookcase Bed ................. 34.50 used parts. Reasonable. Alexander.> Stringer to Sox F % Sanford Herat:). (Twin nr Double) On Sal* While they l.awt! B-B— WANTED It) BUT Real Eatale • leauraec* Student Desk .................... 34.30 New ]»IS Model r.VI.NRUDF.S Mr*. U v i m Mtaaeager, Auee. Bookcase ............................ 13.50 FEMALE Chacker. Apply Sanford WANTED—Fruit on trer. Small 1*7 Mageell* Ave.________ Fb. II Dry Cleanar. West 13lh St.^ 23 H Flee. Starting Rig Twin ....................... $460.00 crop*. SO boxes and up. Call ECHOLS BEDDING CO. H. Elec. Damnnatratnr 3334. Whelchel Grove Service, Corner 3nd A Magnolia Ph. 1313 WAITRESS over 21, Apply Tlg’n 23used C A. WHIDDON, SRabout 33 houri . $363.00 “ Bad" Bamberger, Mgr. Reg. Real *•«*• ■'S?,?? • TRADE-IN your old Boat, Mo­ V. K. DMflaa, Reby B. Williams 1IC MALE HBLF WANTBD tor or Trailer. •-* -> ~ i — REAL ESTATE FOR BALK - 3 —Selection of Dnals— AGGRESSIVE Salesman for lung Glass. Mahnganv, Aluminum $7,000 forTwo Bedmoin masonry 2266-It, established Appliance Co. Outand (iailor Trailers house. Will be completed soon. aide selling. Apply Sanford Elec­ • Also several used Hosts and (Inly $330. down. rHA Insured RKD-1MIX CONCRETE tric Co., lift Magnolia. Trailers. loan. Juit right for retirement Miracle Coecrete Co •See the New Fvlnrude l.lne for *36 home or for small family. 10* Mm Av*. Phone Full nr part time salesman—Earn Phone 1129-A. B. 1’ eteraon.Brokar Finance l*Un up to lioooo weekly, selling na­ | LOWELL E. OZIER Associates - A. H. Pxl*/*!™ JrIIOIISON Sport inj; Knorin —Factory to Toe— tionally advertised fluid fcrlili* Builder — I*bene 135* P. J. Chesterton. Garfield Wil­ Aluminum er. Farm background helpful, Office: 2*41 R. Orlando Dr. letts. John Mftich. It. W. Wil­ Fvlnrude Hale* A .Service lull not essential Write "Na 301 K III St. Venetian Wind* liams, Hazel M. Field. A. C. rhone 9M ON C R Y S T A L LAKE— 163 ft. Churs" Plant Food Co. P O. Doudney, Land Survexor_____ _ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Ron 1113, Winter Garden, Florida !() F t —15 HP inboard S<-e at Sail fWFrnntagc plus 09 ft. Sand Reach. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or City Water—Curbs and Large ra.von tapes. Colton or nylon $501)7DOWN ford f i n a l s Works. Call 2276 It. Trees. Phone 9107 Sanford. cords. DISTRICT MANAGER VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom home, large corner lot, establish Senkerik Glaae and Paint C*. Exceptional opportunity Inr man W. H. “ BUI’* HTEMPF.E „ed neighborhood. Not a project. Ill lit West 2nd 8t. to hire, train and supervise Phone 320 Realtor — General nauraxre 1800 Mellonvllle Ava. Phone 1991. salesmen. $12,non and mon per Gertrud* §. Dtagfelder. AiaXclaM uv your Furniture at Rerry1' MUST SELL year. Exclusive territory. Na­ Guy All**, Associate Warehouse Film., Co., at Ofli W Like new—$300 fully Automatic MUST SACRIFICE tionally advrrtlaed. Repeat busi­ Pbeee 2123 118 N. Park Ave 1st SI. All nationally adv. fur Eleclrir Range. $73. cash. 203 ness. Experience in fertiliser THREE BR House. Dining room, nlture at warehouse price*. East 1st St. sales, eilrus or truck farming kllrhrn equipped, ventian blinds, 20 ACRE FARM helpful. If you can do a job, FOR SALE—Living Room and llrd space heater, fire place. Hide nUGGY, Red. High chair, Good tiled land 1 wells—Nice 3 this Is It—this Is whs! every by 810 Catalina Drive then call BARY roont Suites, Dinette, nerlrtger car-bed, car-seat and a Bassin­ , Bedroom Home, garage, turn farmer has been waning Inr. fnr appWlntment Phone 3333. alor, Frtgidalre Apt. Stove am ette Phone 112. Leading manufacturer of Liquid M am*U tenant home—could be Chairs. Phone 218. Fertiliser. For personal InmrI planted In citrus—an excellent view- write “ N*-Churs" Plant ' buy at $10,300.00. requiring Food Company. P. 0 Box 1113, $10,000.00 down. . ■ 3 Bedroom Concrete Rlork Winter Garden, Florida.______ VA — $223 Down Payment FRfGIDAIRE apntlaneea, sales Chair Clearance I t - MORE WANTED Crumley - Monteith $38. Per Month P A I anil service. G. It High, Oviedo, 6 — Simmons Bed Chairs Kitchen Fully Equipped 117 So. Park Phone 772 Fla. Thone F03-33I3 or Sanford Values In $19.98 Art fast to choose color* and tile. 1942-W alter 6 p. m. YOUR CHOICE .............. $31.00 4 • TWO ROOM fdrnlahed Apartment *19 M»g. rhone BU A. K. Koa '*1111/ NOW WHEC6 CXDJ'"* (YOU THROW THAT) • MATCH ? j----' 1 ■-E-H -EUT..W M Y . . CO W B H-H-H-MAt/1 TO S-9-S -6T A ►TEANiNfl •M-T-TONU3WT 7 B A LL R EA LT Y A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Phone INI • 1 84,71* Comfortable two bedroom frame house with wood floors, screen­ Cullen and Harkev, Renltnra ed porch. Lot attractively land­ scaped. Near Stores. IN N. Pert Ava. Phew* 3113. READY FOR OCCUPANCY $730. DOWN snri MOVE IN $2,730. DOWN will buy this lovely 2437 Princeton—3 B. B. masonry constructed home. K i t c h e n equipment. V. Blinds, space heater. 4lnb«rt A. Willlama. Realtor Raymond l.undqulst, Associate Three Bedroom Home with Fireplace, 1H Til* Balha, Screened Porch, Carporte, Utili­ ty Room. Attractive residential section. $12,000. mortgage nt *%. Home* —Lots — Acreage L iu ra B. Oder M V I C llll awrNeBsnalTddi Rd HPECIALH New 3 bed room house outside of city. Concrete hlork, nicely furnJshed, with four lots, lio.joo.oo. ay ha had without rurnltura deslrtd. Good tarms available. y Registered Real Estate Broker 2N1 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Pbeee 1231 NOT A PROJECT! 10—Swivel Platform Rnrkera FLOOR landing and flntalitni. )o«m Rubber Cushions. Up, Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semlbolstered In Dupont Nylon. aoi* County ilnen 19*3. Regular $99.u Value ........ |a*. H. M. Glxxson. Like Mary. • — Siesta Swivel Pletform Plnmblng. Erexky HeaUng Rockers. Small modern deM. G. HODGES af|n. Regular $39.93 value .. $44. Service on All Wnlxr Pumps— Wtlla Drilled - Pump* 27 — Ocraslonal Chair*. ManyPealn Raid Fltone 7H styles and colon. Rag. lit m . vxlux.....................“ ............ $0. INSTALLATION o| Uneleum. Cerpets, Tiltn. _ _ Enny Term* Sanford Linoleum ft Tile Co, Phone 1H7 Mather o f Sanford 127 W. lit fit EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED 2*1-09 K let 8t. Phew* 137 Dripes-llpholstcry add Slip Cover*, Finest Workmanship Ry Master Craftsmen. GHOCERY, slock and fixtures, You’ll Like Our Reasonable Prices any part or all, Mr on the dol­ STANLEY KULP lar Also store fixtures hy-thePhone Oviedo - FOreal 3 .1106 piece or all. Get them at your own price 3!T PALMETTO AVE. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 3180. _____ SOOOoi) CARRAGE Plants M. D Anderaon, So. Cameron Ave, For Better Plumbing See or Call MOTOR Scooter, excellent eondi- . . . . W. J. KING .. lion. Roy Reel *, toil Sanford xm South Park-Phone 30 BUT- Home* of Real Individuali­ New 3 bed room house, concrete ty: Brittany Farm Home*, Early block,'' car portr, utility room. American, Ultra kiodern. Con­ Q$10.300.00 Termsventional A F r e n c h Colonial | types. • 8 Room house, two lots, big oak trats fnr abade. Block and frama BUILT On Large Landscaped construction. Car porte. $8,300: lovu: in the best of neighbor­ QUICK CASH tor Funutu Term* if wanted. *■* Mach ea*. Typewrit, hoods. • REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN J. W. HALL, REALTOR 'TREMOR IIUB A ISITIR. m f vL.ir'EOMAMS6T/ •UNE9AMW uajAvqa. mi . fttO A L n tT IC M J from federal, state or city fond* or from national fund campaign* It la supported entirely by tha Parent* Assn, for Corabral Palsied Children—an orgaalxaUon mkda up of tha pupil*' parent*-by donaHATCHERY PROPOSED FOR MONTANA MILES CITY, Mont. W )-T he largest federal warm water fleh hatchery he* been proposed for th* MU** City arm at an estim­ ated cost of om million dollar*. Rudy Braauin, superintendent of tha U. 8. Fish and Wildlife Sendee Miles City hatchery, isys It would be comprised of 80 threeacre pond* on a 200-acre tract. The proposed sit* la on tha west side of the Tongue River on F t Ksough lend in southseaUrn Mow- l l t K SANFORD 11K R A LD to - •'Call Hall" Phpn# 173* TWO Bedroona Home. Pb. 39-R « w 2 BEDROOM HOMES C.B.S. CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floor* — Tile Balhi Paved Carport* — Insulated I7!0.> 841 COMPLETE DOV C. J. CROCKER - Builder LEAVITT A LANSDOWNE ORANOE CITY, F U . board Motor*, float* Tradint Post. One mil on 17-92. Phone 2017-W. COMPLETE with all the features you hav« dreamed about such aa colored General Electric ap­ Used furniture, epp tenets, tools, pliances and colored plumbing rtc. Bought-sold. Lirry’a Mart 331 East 1st St. Phone 1931. AND available at reasonable prises with the best financing A with minimum down-paymantt. < CuJtivsiori. Wellborn C. Phillips, JrBUTT T IA d m » . freer ll-lt leeth Fhee Since 1949, Radford’s Leading Builder of homat for over t,300 HEATING • people. 8al*a Office: Little Venice Floor Furnace* and Circulators to' Loch Arbor. H. B-'POPE COM INC 399 Bento Perk Are. PIm m 1449 PHONE 11*4 tn Workmanship and Materials. IM East lad Ht. Phnne 363 ALL KINDS Phone .1181 Day a • BRUSH and SPRAY AN D Q U U O IN G H £ £ D S TED BU RN ETT 10S2-M N llh la WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel UP T O D IS C O U N T W* have leased some Rooms at the beautiful Mar-Luu Motel EXCHANGE These Rooms ^ar* available Absolutely Free For ■ period of 4 dayi, to New arrivals at Our Naval Air Station STOP hy and Pick up YOUR Key at tha tdfice of FEDERAL 1(14.61 15.96 14.29 • PAY AS YOU RIDE • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS Odhnm & Tudor, Inc. “ flulldera of Fin# Homei" 2623 S. French Avenue STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TIRES PHONE 3111 1956 Demonstrators Wanted M . Povdor, fu||y .RPJ5C1A . equipped -O-- -*"■ IttRCOUN fust, l-dr., Fmtr. ■ BPKrtAl F.VII DISCOjiN' W W W W SfW••• FEM ALE 1955*8 Fal. Vleforl* ».ey|. Fmtc, \ Loaded Fal. Thhii Srdan, I Air Ciimllllimed, loaded Fal. Iiiho Sedan, f Air limditlnneri, Luadtd Sen vs, Hoeliiu-k and Co. has no npemog In hnolord lor * young Indy between 20 nod 36 yvNln <>f nge. Tim pel son most know to il'd typo *y-li*lil ni.il ho i " mu 1111<1mi it iiilnlmum hI'Iii •I'pi-il ,.f l.’i tsoids per minute. Ilookei'ioni- rvpei learn Is a IIIurll sleilii-d quality, but oilier liras'ti< nl cx|ierieore or ndvanre rdiirntlooal nrlilevemeiita would bn consblelid. Applicants mult be hiuh *rliool arnduntas, with |drasiti|- peisooalily and pond ehaiaeler, and have tlm ability mol dr.siio to pul nlong with people. The position offers a good startini- salary. A dlsrount will be pivi'it on nil purchases, with pinup Insurance, group hospita­ lisation mid profit sharing plans nwiilalde. Permanent resi­ dent preferred. It Is an Ideal position for tha right parson If you me Interested In this position, mid si" brtwreen the ag' s of '-'(I nod 33, apply III person now at Sears Catalog Kales Office. 115 E. First Street, .Sanford, Fla. 1954*8 Pnntiar • lljriromatlr, , tutuna Plymouth l-dr.«vpry low | milaaga Ford Cuet. 4-dr-low I mileage, Kurd Tiidnr « axctllrnl rundltlon • Milnlln* * Chev FieI Air 3-dr. It A II. P/G Kuril Tudor.far abuse aseraga Kurd LI t pe-Fordomatlc, H <x it, 1-uwuir 1952’s awaiting IV Mill lUMIUM 4 Ujm > Vwt because Herriett'a Beauty Nook Chavmlst— | owner, l'-tj, new pi, Plymouth tor. Downer, ex clean Olds Tudor, hydramallc, Radio Plymouth Convertible, l>owner, low mileage Hiidsnn Mr. guild srrnnd car, Charrnlel Tudor, Downer, IMi Old* 4-dr. aulnmatir Iran*., Pontiae 2-dr., new paint, Nash l-dr.. good second car, On* hour - Wash ami Damp It One hour U • Wesh and Dry ) Finished laundry Samtonn Dry Cleaning Routhnld* Laundromat South Hide Fomlmart ntdg. 10* East 23th fit. (Quick Turnover) Ford 2-dr. rheap transportation Mercury 4-dr., It, 01), Chevrolet Tuilur shove avarege 'Com* back bar*—you tew hors* fuiHerr For AH Cars RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMorritton, Inc; TV Berries Center Bendix end Crnslcy Anplianrev Ph. 113 wlikiowt, walls, ttoldwell, Phona GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Sanford 2198-W Phona 971 10$ So. Oak Ave. (Open evening* by appointment.) PLUMBING Mouse cleanini Floor*. D. ( 1149-J. DICK MAPES For Al.l. Your Beautv Needs call FOR RENT— Dragline by Hour Week or Month. Phone 1431, Lee Construction Co. 112 Mflvnolia Are. DY Kva-Itaw Beauty Shop BEST lilt Celery Ave. Phone ifttl-M Closed ' Sunday and Wednesday Btoctrieai Conlracting and Kcpiirs FURNISHED AND INSTALLED BEAUTY PABLPM INCOME-TAX-8ER\ ICE Wm. H. Murrsy Contract and repair work. Free estimates. R. L. Harvey. 201 Haniord Ava. Phona 1829. KEROSENE 17c Per Gnilon 17e • IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 1208 Park Are. , Sanford, Florida Phone 200 We’ll ho lioro today unit to­ morrow too, to help you with your bulldlnir prob­ lems- Don’ t rielny, call on ua today— for information mid nn estimate. HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD IJMID w and m^il fMf Packard t-dr. low mlleaae, profit from MA II « Ai • volume INC. N Thone Stanford 300 SALESMEN ED HIGGINS Re*. Ph. 836-W . 1 JOB DOIHJ Bee. Pb. U �-t 1M5S&5 HAVE YO U SEEN This Quietly Distinctive Community Offers: Luxury homes 85 Completed and Sold! i 28 New Homes Are Now Under Construction in a moderate \ price range l ..........immediately south o f the new Pineerest Elementary School and ita 25 acre school playground. Spacious country living with all city conveniences Select Yours City water and City sewers— Today Paved Streets etc. Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property valuo U ltra modern design in homes and surroundings to meet to­ A ct now and you can choose your day's high standards for Com­ bath tile and brick trim on any fort, house not completed Convenience and that Terms— The paint colors inside and out. Also If Vou are a veteran- $625 Down Payment $66 P e r month “ Luxury Look".. F. H. Av $1776 Down Payment $61 per month Service Personnel F. H. A $675 Down Payment $60 per month Yqur home con be completed in 10 days to 3 wpeM. W t will provide o ploce to live FREE while your home *s being finished Odham & Tudor, Inc “ Builder* Of Finer Home*" BRAILEY ODHAM , President I Sales Office — 2623 South French Ate .. . . Phones 2100 and 2980 Cone Uy and See Ua TODAY t A: ; - , v. . . . . . . . . - a U. 9tbL QaMonablsL toat �FLORIDA’ S PRESIDENTIAL NURSE: Ike autographed for her a copy of his painting of Lincoln (page 4-5) �4 jr » Jr EKHAPS ihe one person who don more to lighten the lord of the farm woman and make her work and Nik mote interesting; to keep her abreast the timet, i* the county home demonstration agent in hrt community It is the who canchtcts classes al stated intervals, bringing to women who attend, nrwes and more efficient methods of-canning, freezing and handling food; use o f the newest, household spplisnccs snd t; interesting snd inexpensive method* of rug-miking and home decorating. O n e tuch home demonstration agent to whom many honors—statewide and national —have come as a result of her long and conscientious service to women of Escambia County, is Miss Ethel Atkinson, who has completed 21 years of service to the ruril women and girls of her county. O f all the acclaim she received, that which perhaps touched her most deeply, was the tribute paid her by her own county clubwomen. During the quarter century she has served, the has had the satisfaction of awing her efforts bring better things to the communities where Arm families live, far to women in rural communities, the home demonicration agent is aO In all Back through there years, one of Mias Atkinson’s efforts shines brighter than all the others—the influence she netted in the drive to bring electricity to the northern end of Escambia County, thus narrowing the gap between city and country living, in that section. lacamWa i * ra than 3$ yaara. S o it was that her influence helped to make it possible far farm wives to sort then, using electric irons snd washing machines; for farm families to listen to radio and inatal electric pumps, which meant water faucets right in the homes. Today, the farm hornet boast all the modem appliances available, with farm women up to their ears in protects to fill their home freezers, and just as well acquainted as their dry friends, with all the television programs available. The Agricultural Extension Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture presented Min Atkinson s distinguished service •ward in Chicago, at the National Home Demonstration Agents Association banquet, In secognition of bet distinguished service during the quarter century. A member of the faculty of the University of Florida, she was given a certificate of appreciation at the baccalaureate service there. Miss Atkinson is now serving her second year as presi­ dent of the Florida Home Demonstration Agents Association, having succeeded Miss AUtc Lee Rush of Ocslsj the only other home demonstration agent in the state with a 27-year record. ALL I net >vo* f*«» . . . pasiow am acm . • M l M y MACH . UMAX MAC It ■unit m CMC............... arm S H IS lusns . . 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A D Ifti r E iW V W T T W ill IT MASAIINI Another Abuse to her silver anniversary in the service was a surprise luncheon at which (how who know beat how Miss Atkinson has contributed to the improvements o f rural homemakers' Eves—members of the Ekambia County Senior Home Demon­ stration Council—presented her a silver butter dish and 2) silver dollars. A native of Grenada, Mbs., she is ■ graduate of Mississippi State College far Women. She took graduate work at Mississippi State College, Mississippi Southern College, the Univer­ sity of Mississippi and the University of Florida. Miss Atkinson has served as secre­ tary treasurer of the Florida Extension Workers’ Association and as president and sec­ retary-treasurer o f Epsilon Sigma Phi Devotion to her job and an overwhelming A site to give her,aU an the women of her community, take Mbs Atkinson far beyond the service ffitnnihfy cfepcctcd o f her, and make her unequivocal)fy one of Florida’s Successful G risen* ■ •imam ■ . n. museum . . » t S V A M f .................................. amtlt uakmm ■ ■ . r*.ii **»• ck.«i HtprtMnUd nationally by John H: Pwry Aaiodates. Suita 502, IB W. 44th St., New York 34, tf. Y. Tefaphme Murray HUt 7-5047. Breach Oflltee: Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, Atlanta, San Franeiaco, Davarly HUM. iahana of Florida’s I U Col Kdythsi of tha Am p Nursing Corps,I (story on pagan 4 and 5) proudly holds I a raproduetlon of tha Lincoln portrait! by bar famous patient, Preei-I . Ike, and autograpbad to bar whan| a loft Fttaslmom Army Hospital. Nost weak wa art proud to bring youl as of Florida’s moot famooo literary I baat-aalling novel of tba Beet Florida I Republic, "The Flames of Tima.” In al noatalgic piece written aopadally for ua,| Mr. Kendrick telle a fascinating true ffahing yarn from tha Florida of yeetrr-J year: The Captain's Lost Lake. �CLASS BLOWING--AN ART THAT CHANGES LITTLE In ono o f fow Holds wh*rw m on'i crocrf/vonou Is nof supplanted by m achinery, techniques are ilm ilar to tilose o f the tamed Venetian artisan s. By JULIET MOORE I n thkhk days of rapid advancement in technology, a cre­ ative trade nr profeaaion whose methods are not frequently changing is rare. But one notable exception is glass-blowing, which is practiced much the same today as it has been for hundreds of years. Glass-hlowing today utilises techniques very similar to those of the famous Venetian glass-blowers of the Ifith cen­ tury. It is also one of the few arts where man's creative ability has not been supplanted by machinery. Take, for instance, glass-blowing as dune by un expert, PicrccJ. Thompson, glass-blower for the University of Flor­ ida’s chemistry department. He creates many special pieces of glass research apparatus used by graduate students and faculty tnembsra, and maintains the equipment used in the various chemistry laboratories. "The methods of glass-blowing don't change much, only the processes of heating and annealing the glass," says Thompson, who was the first glass-blower to be employed by the University in 19I2W. One of the primary reasons why glass-blowing has altered hut little, is that the peculiar characteristics of glass allow it ta he handled only In limited ways. Although furnacea are being supplanted by mechanical heating devices to some extent in large-scale glass-blowing, such ns that done nt glass factories, the fundamental pro­ cesses in creating laboratory glassware, such ns Thompson does, have changed little He demonstrated the usual method of creating such things as condensers, distilling apparatus and lest tubes. The glass-blower starts with a piece of glass tubing, or rod, of the desired length and width, and heats it over a tlaine or other heating apparatus at such a temperature that the glass will gradually soften. In this extremely hot and pliable state, he can fashion it into a number of forma by blowing into the glaaa, elongating it, or shaping it with toola. Thia procedure requires considerable skill, for the munipuIstion of the gists must tske plsce quickly before the glass la unevenly cooled, aa heat toss is rapid. In addition to gss burnsr flames of various sixes, (which art usually referred to aa glass-blowers' fires) Thompson has savers! other heating devices. These include a small furnace with meters and automatic controls for regulating tempera­ ture so that the glass will he thoroughly tempered end free from internal stresses and strains; a similar larger furnace, and a lathe, above which the glam revolves over several large names. Although Thompson does some blowing of glass "bubbles" or spheres about six inches in diameter or less, the large bub­ bles are blown at factories, where modern air preasure mold­ ing roethoda are used, he explained. "Usually, when I weld or modify the glass, I must smooth it out by air preasure, which I do by blowing into the glass tube," he sold. "Thia lakes only mild air pressure, the avoid­ ance of twisting, and careful aligning to produce a neat weld." For outward edging of the glees, reinforcement, and simi­ lar special effects, he utilizes graphite reamers and other toola. Glass-blowing may look deceptively easy, but that is far from the case. A* Thompson saya, "Glass-blowing tends to be discouraging to learn, and it takes years to become ac­ quainted with it well enough to give rapid service." M W J. THOMPSON, gUss-biower for University of Florida's chemistry deportment, doses the end of e tubp he has |ust created, holding It over a large get burner flame In which he is skillfully heating the gleee. The art requires planning ahead, recognising such factors as uniformityof heating, constant rate nf rotation of the glass, and visual recogni­ tion of the ideal temperature at which to weld or otherwise fabricate gloss apparatus. In regard to tho letter, Thompson added that most glassblower* use some kind of eye protection, because of the dazzling bright sodium Hams* with which tltey must work. Known throughout the state for hie skill in glass-blowing, Thompson likes to do "fancy glaasblowing" as a hobby. He creates flgurinaa, vases, perfume bottles, wine glasses, and other "art glass" in his home workshop, and has been in­ vited to exhibit those objects in state craft shows. In working with art glass, Thompson use* not only transparent glasa, but also beautifully-col­ ored glass. Then lean interesting explanation be­ hind the complicated chemistry of colored glam. Silica, or clean sand, the main component of al­ most all commercial glass, may contain Iron oxide, a coloring agent. Iron oxides produce a green, or sometimes brownish-red color. Likewise, glass containing nickel aside will be purple to brown in color; chromium oxide yields yellowish-green; tin aside result* in s white, opaque glass, known as "milk glam," and cobalt oxide produces hlue. Huby art glass Is obtained commercially by adding to the glass batch a mi­ nute amount of gold chloride. De-coloring agents must be added in the com­ mercial manufacture of transparent glass, due to the fact thst only limited amounts of sand fat nature qre entirely free from same form of Iron, which tends to produce eu undesirable abode of yellow or green. In addition to his work for the chemistry de­ partment, Thompson does some commercial glass-blowing for the U. 8. Department of Agri­ culture, tho State Board of Health, and several privet* physicians in the state. Asked how he gained hie proficiency in glass* blowing, ha replied that It was largely through "self-teaching" and practicing it "aa a hobby," However, before taking it up aa a prufesalon at tho University, he had had eiperience in glaaablowing and in chemical work at several chemical and Industrial concerns. He has also done sum­ mer work at the Navy Research Laboratory, Washington, D. C. I l u n * , M i f i t w - I 11 *0 �iv "Home I# where the heart I#," #mlle# the Army nurte. entering her mother’# domicile. - U ‘ v \ AT MR mother's home In Mulberry, Colonel Turner'# «mlle befit# the #ettlnf of «un#hlne end pofntettla#. A# chief nur#e at Fitzslmons Army Hospital, Colonel Turner I# In charge of 190 nurte#. Her decoration#* the Amerkan Theater Medal, European-Africa-Middle Ea«t Campaign Medal, World War II Victory Medal, Occupation Medal (Ger* many) and the National Defence Sendee Medal. Her life demon* a career In the Armed Force# hold#, for women, and #he le an Inspiration to every American girl weighing that momentou# da* deioni "I'm going to be a nur#el" ■A i m * C . O '^ b e ll I itr.cr.NTLY met one of the very few people I know who hnn completely reulized her childhood ambition and achieved nationwide fame while doing ao. She In a blue-eyed Floridian who learned to nki in Switzer­ land, made a hobby of visiting churches in France *and Germany, and hope# to #e« Honolulu before too long. A millionaire or a Hollywood star? Not at all•he is an Army nur»e, Lt. C ol Kdythe Turner of Fitzaimon* Army Hospital-the "President'# nurse." Nursing was her ambition from childhood-she en­ thusiastically nursed her young brothers through the usual run of Juvenile ailments—but it was not an am­ bition easily achieved. Her father objected to her choice, and it waa not until she had worked for aevoral years and waa 23 yeara old, that ahe was Anally able to enter nurses' training at St; Joseph's Hospital, Atlanta,, Oa. After the Pearl Harbor attack, Edythe Turner felt she was needed In the armed services. She was assigned first to Fort Benning, (la. Then came Camp Lucky Strike neat Ias Havre. She later had a four-year tour of duty in Germany. Colonel Turner, whose warm smile la strikingly reminiscent of that of her famed patient, admits that nursing the President of the United States waa indued a responsibility. Interviewed concerning her care o( Ike, she speaks frankly, but with a certain reserve and regard for the dignity of the office. It waa when the subject changed to the profession of nursing that Colonel Turner spoke most eloquently and forcefully. When requesting this interview, we learned that the Cblonel waa leaving nest day for Fitzalmons Army Hospital and that it would take some, doing to At ua Into her ftlrsady tight schedule. We didn’t discover until our arrival at her home tl\nt �• L> E d ^ tla T u r n e r \r , ** * * , t> I*. • . '. The Army nurse to whom “ service comes first, * • • / admits that taking care o f the President a . Al home Colonel Turner peruse* autographed copy of the President'* book "Crusade In Eu­ rope." given her by Ihe U. S. Chief Executive. of the United States was a responsibility. PHOTOMAPHID with the President al hospital are from led. Col George M Powell* Ma| Gen. McC. Snyder, personal physician* It. Col. Turner* Col. B. i. Polloch. physlcianlncharge* and lit It. Lorraine P. Knox xlu* hud been caring fur her mother, seriously ill fur hi*Vito I month*. . The current xhortago ol nurse* is n problem which faced the Army ax well ax civilian life, and a public relationx program ix in e ffe c t to encourage recruit* Colonel Turner hax lectured to p<>xxihle Army recruit*, but ax xhe explain*, the him of tire procurement xervice is to interest young women in the prnfexaion of nursing rather than in Army-duty alone. Army nursing haa aa much variety as civilian, since not only Army men and veterans are treated, but their families aa well. Colonel Turner especially praised the progressive attitude which resulta in the applica­ tion of all latest improvements in nursing techniques and equipment. As she pointed out, many educational advantages are available with Army service, and any young woman with a yen to travel, ha* a good chance of satisfying her desire. Colonel Turner had an interesting aside to make on Ihe current shortage of nurses. She claims that more girls than ever are entering training, but that because of widespread health plana which provide financial assistance and medical advances which enable treat­ ment in more cases, ahortage continues. Future plans? Florida, her home state, iigurex largely In theee. If Colonel Turner retires in six year*, aa she plana to do upon completion of 20 years' serv­ ice, the will make her home in Lakeland. First, how­ ever* comee another overseas tour of duty-which she hopea will be in Honolulu. However, the colonel makea it quite clear that when the time comee, personal inclinations will defer to tha needs of the Army and the U.9.A. If, six years from now, aha feels she is needed in uniform, retire­ ment plana will go by the board. P if * l - M fkwwU U *| tftN --] I J |# �of tho "Woo Development” cton at Daytona taka time out to vtatt the machine shop at Mary Kart Vocational School. In thatr study of metal-working method* Each $fudent contributes knowledge of hl§ own special field In this school for creativity. >. 1 CLASSROOM FOR INVENTORS f T L I Sato which bafol) “ Invitin' Winton" in n racant comic atrip will i bo that o f tho mambara of a ctaoo called “ Idea Development," meeting aeveral nlghta a weak at the Mary Karl Vocational School in Daytona Beach. For unlike tho popular conception of Inventors, who hide their brain-children in cavema or garrets, only to discover that they are already common knowledge, theae people a n atudyihg the difference between the patentable and unpalentable-the prac­ tical and the impractical. The moat unique feature of the courae la tho fact that each “ itudent" la really a teacher. At the round-table diacuaaiona making up a large part of every meet­ ing, each member contribute* the eipert knowledge of hia own apecialty to aid tho** who lack la that particular held. Sound like a group of engineer*? Reeearch sciential*? Wrong—these a n btwi­ ne** men and women; artisan*, mechanic* and house-wives, a college student and aeveral manufacturer*. Their age* rang* from I f toAA, and a third of the 18 a n women; in short, a croae n ettoo of the dtiaenry of Florida, differing from the majority only in their yen to Invent. h e i - u f M i U t e i M - M i t* Inspiration for this course was born at a meeting between Charles Hale, di­ rector of Mary Karl School; Mark Caatro, coordinator of the night claaaea in Adult Education; and the would-be instructor, who ia also the author of this article. It was felt that a program wa* needed which would skim the principles of the various shop courses offered at the school, give the elements of creative draw tag, writing and photography end thus serve as a "prep" courae for those individ uals still uncertain in which fields to specialise. The somewhat ambiguous title "Idea Development and Promotion for Profit' ’ was chosen, the publicity was begun, and the three conspirators sat back to awnit tbs consequences. Registration right found ths lobby of the administration building mobbed by Inventor* and would-lw inventors, carrying everything from acale modal* to blueprints. And when the duet had settled, the instructor (bund himself with no Wee than 18 people eager and anxious to study everything relating to invention Sit in on a typical meeting of the Idee Development �TM AUTHOR KoUI Voting, Iko author, has hug bum a uHttrdnftamuu-pbuhgrapktrfor mechanic* magazine*. Ho it an incmtor, a coneultwmito luvonton audit a ttif-conftttrd "incorrigible godgohtr andJack of <Htradtt" . 7:30 p.m. The members find their eeste around the lar|e conference table and the subject for this night la announced—“ Metal Oie-Ceating and Die-Making." At the end of the table is a projection screen flanked by blackboards. Room lights are dimmed and a large projector capable of re­ producing photographs, drawings or pages from a textbook, la focused on the screen. Illustrations of actual die-cast parts are now shown, with a brief explanation of the function of each. Next come drawings showing how the dies to cast these parts were made—and the machinery used to make them. S p.m. The room lights come on and the question and answer period begins. The instructor Alls the blackboards with chalked diagrams in ex­ planation, consulting bis notes frequently. At sn especially complicated technical question he passes the buck to one of his experts. "Jake, how would you go about solving that one?" "Well, 1 would do that in a two-stage die," Jake replies, walking unhur­ riedly to the board. "Here, like this.” He erases a spot clear, and draws a graphic, if crude, example of how he once solved the very problem. 8:16. Time to keep their appointment at the machine shop nearby. The class for inventors strolls across the grounds between the buildings in groups reminiscent of those seen between classes at co-educational schools. 9 p.m. Bubbling over with enthusiasm about the show put on for their benefit, the class files back to their own building, many more pages of their notebooks filled. ' 9:16. The instructor, now in the roll of moderator, announces that the star of the discussion tonight will bo member, Walter Draper. Walter takas his place at the head of the table loaded with the model of his invention, an Unproved terminal for an automobile battery cable, and an armload of plane and letters from his patent attorney, and notebooks. "I made the market research that was suggested at class last week.” he begins. "Everybody liked It, and wanted to know when they would be available to sell. I Just received the results of the patent attorney's prelimi­ nary search,” he adds. He uses the projector to show the class copies of patents somewhat similar to his device, that have been forwarded far his study. Then he turns on the room lights and reads the attorney's opinion aloud to the group. “ What will you do about that part he feels should lie changed because it is too close to one of those patented pieces," asks Mrs. Carol Kloee. “ The solution raiue to me while we were watching them at the machine ■Hop," Waller replies. He steps over to the htacklKinrd and quickly sketches his idea. The general consensus of opinion being that Mr. Draper has now got­ ten around any chance of infringement, he quickly draws the new part with pen and ink on a piece of white paper, then writes the explanation beneath it. Several members of the class witness this dated paper, insuring proof of prior evidence of Invention, and Walter Draper seals it in an envelope to be forwarded to hia attorney in the morning mail, registered. A startling demonstration took place on another night recently. The subject had been Hydraulics, snd Pete Decker, s senior from the nearby Univarslty of Stetson in DeLand, had the floor at the discussion following the lecture. "I can't very well take you under the water with me to show you how wall my vacuum-propelled spear gun works," he said, "but thia should demonstrate the principle well enough.” Ps i pumped the gadget on the aide of the tube, placed a spear in a ■pedal slot and took aim at the target. The vicious looking spear “ whooshed" across ihe room faster than the eye could follow, to sink deeply into tho straw. It took a strong tug by several members to dislodge it. O dy 24, Pete Decker has this first invention well under way toward full patents, and is working on several more. Charles Carr, oldest member at 88, la perfecting a method to simplify train-truck "piggy-back hauling," which may revolutionire the Industry, Retired from being an electrical engineer with many years st the PuUmsn Car Company, Mr. Carr has many railroading inventions to his credit. Six times ho had submitted various schsmes to solve the problem above to Pullman, and six times they had turned him down. The scheme he is now working on, in the opinion of the clsss, will be “ it” ! And the ladiee-bleH them! Moot of them are working on very clever Ideas to makt ths home more comfortable, snd devices to make Joy out of the most irksome household chores. However, there ere exceptions. Take Irens Moon, for exempts: Mn. Moon la working out an improved method of fabricating the pop­ ular line of knock-down sailboats her company manufacturers. IM INSTRUCTOR (st right shove) li demonitrating ths principles of hydraulic electric timing with ths gadget whkh Is actually used to operate the camera In taking this picture. PtTI INCUR, himerit a student in the “ Ides Development" group, gives to other members of ihe cists, startling demonstration of what his vacuum-propelled spear-fish gun does. All told, ths Inventors' Class has done much more for the various members than merely to train them to bring their beet Ideas out from the recesses of their minds for development snd promotion. It has given them ths velusble experience of the advan­ tages of teamwork. Mors important even than ths individual gain, ia ths impact on the community and ths state. New ideas bring new industry, and industry bring* move people, and prosperity to alj. After this daas rpne its 10-weeks course, many of the members will go on to take other training they have discovered they need, from the many subjects available at the Mary Karl Vocational School. But the rapport of tbsse charter members will not die. Moot of them will work together on Inventions mutually begun during tbs term, and they plan an Inventors' Club to meet regularly. 11M �Q. 4) ‘ ' 9 9> k> U m th a n o y a r a g o , w h a n It w a s s tiff a H v o o a k t h k k o t , th o d o v o l o p o r o n v h h n o d fills b o a u t y t p o t a s It It n e w — a l a k o e n c i r c l e d b y c o l o r f u l tr o p i c a l f o l l a g o a n d e x o t i c p a lm s. From Cow Pastvre to Wonderland l y HARRY J. MILLIR T IfOftAID W. TUVNM (extreme right, foreground) looked upon th* thousands of acre* of Florida toll In Waterloo* woodland* and dreamed a dream which rnulted In today'* multi-million dollar attratllon on outskirts of. America'* "Clrcu* City." Men and earth-moving machine* at right worked together In landscap­ Ing the wildernet*. Land that wa« formerly a *nake-lnfeited palmetto tcrub. I* now a place of beauty, drawing tourists. alwayt alert for tomethlng new, from everywhere. hen. la a lake in Florida, covering 400 acre*, with a ehoreline of IS mile* which you ara not likely to find on any map—yet. The reaeon ia that a year ago it waan't there—it waa a cattle ranch so thick with live oak and palmetto that the cowboy* had to us* dogs to round up stray animals. Now th* new Lake Sarasota, sii miles southeast of the city limits, is a $4 mil­ lion wonderland, th* brain child of 20year-old Leonard W. Tanner. A year ago, standing on the hurricane deck of a surveyor's truck in th* middle of th* live oak scrub, promoter Tanner saw In hia mind’s eye a lake nestling in th* rolliitf country,- its shore* elabor­ ately landscaped with a riot of tropical foliage and eiotic palms, swan boats csrrying visitors through flower-bor­ dered csnsls. And in the lake, not only the traditional aquabelle* on water skis, but also daredevil motorboat racers leap­ ing their craft through barrier* of fire. ' Today it’s all there — just as he dreamed it, with a good many orna­ mental additions which occurred to him as he went along. The bulldozers started last March, clearing away brush. Then the heavy machinery moved in, digging out th* lake, an operation which in­ volved moving 2,000,000 cubic yards of earth. Two small springs on the prop­ erty were augmented by two wells, one 460 feet deep, the other 860 feet, to pro­ vide e source for Florida's largest man­ made body of water. By July, the earth moulding was fin­ ished and Tanner started a landscaping race against time to confound pessimists who predicted, "He'll never get it fin­ ished in time for th* seasob." But he did. When Sunshine Oardens officially opened its gate* on December 3, 264 days sfter the first bite waa taken out of the jungle, there were still a few rough edge*, but the basis of th* new water wonderland was thsre, with a parking lot holding 2,600 can, half a mile of water trails, the whole designed with an eye to camera angles for visiting shutterbugs. An inlet of the lake, 900 feet jong, ia th* "water stage" where the shows are preeented. On th* shore is a crescent­ shaped ampitheater seating 10,000 on benchea and cushions on the lswn. A special photographer*' rump projects into the bay for the t>en«fit of camera fans. To daredeviltry on water skis, Tan­ ner has added the leaping boats doing gymnastics that are usually reserved for the akien. Although young, Leonard Tanner, ia no tyro in planning mammoth enter­ prises. He designed Sunshine Springs-a planned real estate development acro*a the lake from th* Gardens, along the lines of his successful Country Lakes development outside Philadelphia, where several thousand homes have been plan­ ned on land reclaimed from cranberry bogs. Tanner seta himself square in a com­ munity by hia policy of purchasing sup­ plies and services locally wherever pos­ sible, from earth-moving machinery to building construction. Of the 116 firms which contributed materials or special­ ised service* 'in carving this latest of Florida's scenic attractions from tho scrub, more than 86 per cent came from the Sarasota district. In rounding up the cast of his winter show, the impreasario sent out a call for professional water skiers all over the country. Girls responded from as far north as Laconia, N. H., and as fsr west as Sious City, lows'. It has been said that if Dick Pope, fabulous pioneer of Cypress Garden*, ia called the Swaini of the Swamp, (.eouani Tanner should be called the Pasha of the Pasture for hia prodigious feat in re­ claiming this vast acreage for a major attraction. A DAllIT on water skis I* a feature ol the show. Nancle Cooper, star aquabelle. demonstrate* grace and precision gained by several years' practice AQUAIfUl Dixie Graves hold* Tlgre. ocelot mascot. THE OAEMNS are a rtot of color with more than 500 varieties of vegetation. • ic f 1 •' • Graceful *wan boat*, elec­ trically propelled, glide si­ lently through a half-mile maze of flower-bordered ca­ nal* In the exotic garden* at Sumhlnc Spring*, formerly a jungle—near Saratot*. \ Om OF THE famous lumping boat* at Sunshine Springs and Gardens make* it* daredevil, spectacular leap through a wall of flame* ( «. a*r i M t u d m �•• C % • * w— • 0 0fh« radio "ham" i» paid—not in coin, but in tho satisfaction that ha hag halpad paopla in distress. •> HUMANITARIAN HOBBY B y JOHN H. HOLMES % O n r . of the 300 radio telephone hama of the greater Jackeonville area, and alao one of the 6,000 which blanket the State of Florida, Joe Sample barbera by day and haa a humanitarian hobby by night, tie talka with hama, eaat, weet, north, and aouth all over the allied world, on the 20 metera amateur ahort wave band. Ninety-eight per cent of hla overaeaa radio telephone converaationa involve military personnel of the varioua branches of the United Nationa forcea, trying to contact atatee-aide hama to get meaaagea through to their famillea. On a Sunday afternoon not long ago, Sample was on the air when he picked up a CQ state­ side rail from an army sergeant stationed at a weather observation poet 28 miles aouth of the North Pole. Joe learned the sergeant's wife lived in liiloii, Mias., that her husband had not received mail from home in three months, ami that she was eipecting a child. Sample talked with the aergeant briefly, then made a long distance tele­ phone call to Biloil. He got the wife on the phone, gave her a ahort eiplanation for the call, and, once complete contact was made through the excellent services of the telephone companies, the sergeant talked with hia wife via telephone-radio and learned that all waa well. His radio aback, as such are called, ia actually a well appointed and comfort­ able combination lounge-office, and an equipment room housed in a modem streamlined 30 by 12 cement building erected in the backyard of the Sample home. The owner built it with the help of hia wife, Mrs. Nell Sample, who ia a radio-telephone ham in her own right. Sample'a call letters, over the six year period, have been W4SOX. Although a Teaan by birth, gtnd still maintaining hla Tuxaa drawl, Joe lived In Mobile, Ala., where he waa in the retail mercantile* business, and where be met hia wife. Fol­ lowing their marriage, the couple came to Florida for residence. During World War II, he waa a mem­ ber o f the Air Force and served duty in varioua parte o f Europe. Soon after the Samples arrived in * Jacksonville, they went to Osinas villa, where Joe enrolled at the University of Florida for a course in Business AdminrfanS>MattWw-ni M iatration. However, lack of funds to con­ tinue made it necessary for him to leave the school, and the couple returned to Jacksonville, where he finished hia course in a buaioeaa school. Upon graduation, he decided to learn the barber trade, and he did part-time work to finance hia schooling. Then, he made a complete switch, taking a posi­ tion aa aaleaman with a Jacksonville in­ surance firm. It was in this period that he was suddenly hard bitten by the radio­ telephone bug. » He gave up hia inaurance work and went to New York, whero he attended a radio school for ship's radio operators. After completing hia course, he obtained a position aboard an oil tanker aa assistant radio operator. After a ahort time, he returned to Jacksonville. Sample haa hia property well rigged with reception loud speakers. There ia one in the radio aback, recensed between hia transmitter and receiver; another ia on the exterior of the build­ ing; and a third aits on the desk of hia wife'a den in the house, all aynchroniied and operating aa an inter-com ayatem. Joe is not a trained electronics engi­ neer. He learned what he knows about radio and radio telephone ayatema, their construction, and operation, through a correspondence course. He uses the well-known "phone pstch" eyatem when handling overaeaa traffic. This is his specialty-cutting hia regular telephone service into his 600-watt trans­ mitter unit. During another humanitar­ ian act, he picked up a Florida inbound CQ call from another ham operator on Long Island. Thia operator waa trying to contact a North Florida ham who would com­ municate with Navy aircraft carrier, the UBS Lake Champlain, which waa suppoaed to be docked at Mayport carrier basin, near JackaonviUe. Joe learned the ham'a son waa a sailor aboard the "Champ." He called the car­ rier by telephone and explained hia mis­ sion to the officer of the day on duty. The sailor waa called to the telephone and talked with his father in New York. In another Instance of Joe's efforts to aid members o f the military forces on overaeaa duty, he picked up s atatee-side JOf SAMKI has a partner and "helper" In Jose, the family parakeet, who ddlghls in perching upon hia shoulder and chattering away while Sample is buay at the transmitter. THI RAfNO shack in the backyard of the Sample home in Jacksonville is stream lined and houses all the comforts and equipment of a miniature commercial radio station. call from OE13USA, an Air Force ham station in Austria. A lieutenant was at­ tempting to reqeh hia wife in Saginaw, Mich., through some ham who might catch hia call. Sample went into action. With the of­ ficer's permission, he called long distance to Saginaw, got the wife on the phone, and cut her right through te Austria via hia phone patch. Now let'a talk about Mrs. Nell 8ample. She learned bam radio telephone oper­ ation from her husband, who has rigged up a 100-watt transmitter-receiver unit in the living room of their home, where she operates while handling a simitar service to that of her husband. She passed her examination for an op­ erator's license several weeks ago In Jacksonville. That exam, of course, waa conducted by representatives of the Fed­ eral Communications Commiasion. She haa received her lioenae, and her call lat­ ter ia K4GTV. She haa joined the ap­ proximately 26 to 30 other women ham radio-telephone operators in Florida. �• _ - - -------------------- ...-------------- w . ^ - a ^ . 1 _____ ___ '■f UNITID STATU Highway Patrolman challenge cart in luipiciou* tarritorftiaa. thu» eliminating the possibility of contraband pmengeri being smuggled across the country by auto. BORDER GUARDIANS > By CLEVELAND von DRESSER , Thu u (he eighth in a tehee o f true experience! of the I totted Stales Hunter 1‘alrol, the Federal law en­ forcement hotly charged u ilh the duty of protecting our country from infiltration by alient fmm foreign counfries. It carnet the official apprmal of Ihe United Stales Department of Justice, under whose authority Ihe Uorder I’atrvl functions. X lt lN o a were comparatively quiet on the Florida alien smuggling front for seven months—from March until October, 1050. Two would-be big time runners, Oaylord Myles Saiton ami Charles Bennett Crainlon had finally been nailed by the U. S. Border Patrol and sent to prison. 1'he runners had done quite well for themselvea while they were in business, having successfully smuggled at least 17 aliens from Cuba into Florida. Sastou and Cramton were members of a well or­ ganised gang whose commander-in-chief waa Gre­ gorio Simonovich, as crafty a leader in human con­ traband as ever operated on the Atlantic Coast. The wily Russian engineered the smuggling of wealthy aliens who had been denied legal admittance into this country. Simonovich was in a particularly advantageous position for an alien smuggler. He hati at one time lieeu a trusted employee of the U. S. Immigration Service in Havana. An accomplished linguist, hr acted as interpreter and was frequently called to the II. S. Kmhassy in the Cuban capital. As auch he beratur thoroughly familiar with the alian situation and got to know many wealthy people who wanted to get to America, and were willing to pay for illegal entry. It was comparatively easy for Gregorio Simonovich to make the change from employee of the U. S. Im­ migration Service to big time alien smuggler. There was a lot more money in the latter occupation. For this and various other reasons, the U. S Border Patrol wus more than merely sniious to salt him away. I'he impudence of the liuaaian was infuri­ ating Time after time the Border Patrol had arrested his underlings—the men who did the dirty work—hut the II. S. officers never could touch Simonovich. He was too smart to allow himself to lie caught in the United States. He stayed in Cuba fie was not violat­ ing Cuban law, so the authorities there were not par­ ticularly interested in hia activities. For several yearn, Simonovich operated in a simple, hilt affective manner. He supplied the aliens. "Runtiers," usually airplane pilots or boat captains, did the actual smuggling of Ihe "customers" from Cubs lo Florida. Simonovich had "connections" and would guarantee delivery anywhere in the United Slates Price for smuggling an alien averaged II.OtMl Simono­ vich always picked aliens who had money, and saw to it he collected hia share before they left Cuba What happened to the conspirators who worked for him concerned him not. As long as they coutimird to deliver the goods, Simonovich supplied the aliens. When hia hirelings were put out of circulation by the Border Patrol, Simonovirh waited until others showed up. There was quite a stir in the press when Saiton and Cramton were convicted. Newapa|>cr accounts of the arrests and careers of the two men were vividly read by a certain John Morgan in Hammond, liul. it is pertinent to point out here that Saalon got hia start in the alien smuggling racket hy reading a maga­ zine article concerning such activities along the Flor­ ida roast. Saiton thought hr could improve on the modus operand! and not make the mistakes of other smugglers as related in the magazine. He dragged ins friend Cramton into the deal and the two of them dually wound up in Federal prison. (Ccmllnuni on page IJ) t f l| -* » n . , -I— J U ' S �Weather is Sparerib Time 0 w. 'lir.N tilt) weather Is the coldest, it’it "hog-killin time" ill the South, ami one of the special pork deliradce is eparerilm. Men in particular, like this delicacy, and many of them enjoy preparing the rilie aa much aa they dn eating them. And, aa usual when men cook, they ap­ ply aeaaoninga with a heavy hand, while improvising, or changing recipes, to suit their own particular taataa. An attractive treatment of sparerihe-flavorful and not too difficult for the man of the family to affect-is: Craven dealt af Iparerifet Kor this, remove the heavy end frum two pounds of ribs and tie in crown shape. Trim the top end to eipoae about one inch of bone. Stand upright in an oiled baking dish. Blend together two cups of cooked rice, two cups dry bread crumbs, one carrot chopped a fine, one large onion, one-fourth cup raiaina, two tableapootta butter, one-half teaspoon sage, one-fourth teaspoon (Nipper and two teaspoons salt, to make allif­ ting Kill the cavity-or "cm w n"-of rllw with the mix­ ture and bake two hours in u 32ft degree overt. Ar­ range on a platter, rover the rib ends with paper frills and garnish with jutraley, In-fore serving. Another recipe is offered by Mrs. K. II. White of ,Ocala, fn her. I m i I Ipaisrlbt with Apple Stuffing Have two matching sparerib backs erseked through the center to make serving raster. Kry one-fourth cup of diced salt pork or bacon until crisp. Chop ona onion, one sprig parsley and two stalks of celery, and fry together for a few minutes. Add sis tart apples chopped, about half a cup of sugar, and cook until the apples are tender and somewhat candled; then one cup of bread crumbs and salt and pepper to taste. Place one eection of ribs flat, flesh aide down, and spread with the hot luffing. Cover with the other sec­ tion and sew the edges together. Then sprinkl^with sail, pepper and flour, and bake in a moderate (380) degree oven about an hour and a half, or until tender. Mra. II. E. Chrisman of Scotlsblulf, Nehr., gives apsreriht a real Florida flair in what she callaCllrvt Spererih* Cut four pounds of ipareribs into serving pieces and placo In a shallow rotating pan, maaty aids up, and arrange on every piece e slice of unpeeled orange and unpaeled lemon, together with a slice of onion, 'lioaat In a 450 degree oven 10 minutes. Combine a cup of cataup, one-third teaspoon Worcestershire sauce, one teaspoon chili powder, one teaspoon salt, two dashes Tabasco and two cup# water, bring to a boil and pour over the ribe, Bake until tender-about an hour-ln a 380 degree oven, basting twice. Another pretty to look at and good to eat dish isr«f> I J - A S X W f u l M - ] I) ** ATTRACTIVE and good, tpartrlb* Iff shaped like crown resit sod filled with a boiled rice stuffing. Mis together in a saucepan three tablespoona brown sugar, two tablespoons cornstarch and one-half teaapoon, salt. Stir in one-fourth cup vinegar until smooth, then add one-half cup cataup, one small can crushed pineapple, one tableepoon soy. Bring to a boil and cook, stirring constantly until thickened. Arrange one aide of aparerlbe in e large roaating pan and pour on half tha sauce. Place another side of ribe on top and cover with the remaining eauce. Cover and bake in moderate (380 degree oven) for two houra, or until tender, Skim off esceaa fat when the ribe are partly cooked. Baste often with aeuce. Another variation‘of spareribs, which masculine "amateur chefs" enjoy preparing, and in which they "go heavy" on season inga—and use soy for glaxing and browningrie: gey Baked Spwerlb* Cut two aidea of spareribs Into serving pieces and put into baking dish. Pour over them a misture of one and one-half cups bouillon, one-half cup brown sugar, nne-third cup of aoy, a teaspoon of garlic suit and one-half teaspoon of powdered ginger. Be sure that both aidea of the riba are coated'with the sauce and allow to stand an hour, basting several limes Then cover and bake about an hour and a half in a 380 degree oven, basting occasionally with the sauce, and turning to brown evenly. If necessary, to brown completely, remove cover during the last half hour. With thia traditional southern delicacy, however cooked, boiled rice is practically a "must" and to­ gether with a green vegetable and a Pkirtdir fruit salad, is a satisfying repast-food “ fit to set before n king"-eepecially if he is a southern king! �_________I>__________________A B O R D E R G U A R D IA N S (Continued from p*fe II) Morgan read all this, hut ho detected Haws in the schemes worked out by his predecessors, and determined to have a whirl at the business. For a newcomer, he played it cagey. He let eevenl months go by before he went to Havana to arrange things at that end. On Oct. 27, 1960, Morgan landed at Key West. He booked passage on an established airline and flew to Havana. It didn't take him long to contact Gregorio Simonovich in the Cuban cnpital. Tho young American let it be known he was an export pitot out of a job, and would like to meet Simono­ vich with a view toward work­ ing for him. In due course the two met — the mnster alien smuggler nnd tho prospective "employee." After a series of talks, each was satisfied with the other’s aims and intentions and a tentative "deal" was set up. Morgan was to return to his home in Hnmmond, Ind„ and await word from Simonovich when to come to Cuba for a load of aliens. A landing field was selected. Mor­ gan was to supply the plane. Morgan was told to get a confederate, ns Simonovich had several possible customers who would need conveying north after they had landed. I.ess than two months after his return to Indiana, Morgan received a wire from Simono­ vich to come to Cuba ns soon as possible. In the meantime Morgan had tenmed up with a friend, following the Russian's suggestion. Morgan and Robinson arrived in Key West on Dec. 20, I960, and from there flew by airline to Havana. This time thcro was no dclsy. Roth Americans were to re­ turn to Florida. Morgan was to get a plane, and Robinson was to arrange for n large-automo­ bile. On Christmas Day, Mor­ gan was to fly the plane to Cuba and land on schedule at the agreed airstrip. Simonovich was to hsve a load of four aliens, which Morgan would fly back to Florida. There, Robin­ son would meet them in the car and everyone hi the deal, except Simonovich, who stayed In Cuba, was to go to New York. In a sense, it wnii to he quite a Christinas present for the four nlirms-the realization of their fondest dream-arrival in the United States. However, it is doubtful if they appreciated the festive atmosphere of the occasion. They were Chinese. Things went without a hitch. Morgan landed safely in Cuba. Simonovich was there with the four Chinese. The Orientals were quickly loaded into the plane and Morgsn'took off for Florida. In a couple of hours, he set down at the old Naval Air Station just west of Fort Laud­ erdale. Robinson was waiting with an automobile. Delivery wai made in New York and the two men returned to Florida. While Morgan once •gain flew to Havana, Robin­ son stayed behind to await fur­ ther developments. In the Cuban capital, Simono­ vich paid off handsomely. Mor­ gan got $2,80(1 as bis purl of the deal. The Russian hml evi­ dently charged u somewhat higher price than be usually did and had split accordingly. During the payoff, it wus nr-« ranged between Simonovich and Morgan that the next load of aliens would be ready about January 16. Roth Morgan and Robinson wero pleased with their new roles. They had made $1,300 each for hardly more than a week’s actual work. Of course, considerable more time than that had actually elapsed be­ fore the deal had been com­ pleted, hut Morgan felt that things would go more speedily from now on. Re had proved, to bis own satisfaction at any rnte, that lie could outwit tho U. S. Rorder Patrol mid make good money doing so. Getting a hit impatient, Mor­ gan took off again for Cuba without waiting for word from Simonovich. A tentative date had been set for January 16, so Morgan flew to Havana the day before. When he contacted Simonovich the Russian told him that he would have to wait another week. A big deal was in the making. As it turned out, Simonovich really did hnve a big deal. He had arranged to deliver on alien entirely across the conti­ nent, to San Diego, Calif. This meant that Murgan would lly the lone alien, a Chinese named Lee Jon Pin, front Cuba to Flor­ ida. There Morgan ami Robinsou would convey him to Hnn Diego where they would Itc met by another Chinese. ' Tit is was to lie a deluxe de­ livery, anti was costing Lee Jon Pin almost $2,000. Morgan nnd Robinson were to split half that amount. The entire job would take about a week. It wus heavy pay for the time involved. Where else could Morgan nnd Robinson euYn that money? The dual was set for January 28. Morgan rented a Stinson plane and boldly flew to Ha­ vana. There he picked up the Chinese and flew back to Flor­ ida. 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FRUITY HAM lOAf One lb. 14 cup*) cooked ham, ground; Wcup minced celery; H cup minced apple; h cup raisine; 8 ai. can crushed pineapple, drained; H cup buttermilk; I <4 cup* fine frtih bread crumb*; <« t»p. pepper; 2 well beaten egg*; juice of the ran o f pine­ apple; 2 tb*. prepared mustard; B cup brown sugar; ft t*p. ground clove*. Mis ham, celery, apple, raisins, pineapple, buttermilk, bread crumbs, pep­ per, egga and shape into a loaf about eight by five inches. Place in a shallow baking dish and boko for one hour In a 350 degree oven. Mia the pineapple juice, mustard, sugar end cloves and bring to a boil. Baste the loaf with this sauce several times while it bakes. - M ho. H, E. C h r i a m a n , Scottsbluff, Nebr. O U AVA C O U U I One stick butter (14 lb.); IH cupe lugar; I cup flour; I cup eweet milk; 2 tup. baking powder; I qt. canned guavas. Use a two-pound, or larger, loaf pan. Put butter in pan and melt. Mis in bowl one cup sugar, the flour, sweet milk and baking powder. Beat well. Pour gently over melted butter In pen, but do not stir. Add the other half-cup of sugar to guavaa and pour gently over the mixture, but do not stir. Piece pan on a cookie sheet in oven and bake at 375 degrees until a golden brawn. - M rs. J. C. G riffin , Kissimmee. oY S tn n t One qt. oysters; salt; pepper; cracker crumbs; I unbaked pie shell; butler. Place half of tha oysters over the bottom of a pastry lined pie pan. Sprinkle with cracker crumbs, salt, pepper and butter. Covar this with the rest of the oysters and again sprinkle with cracker crumbs* salt and pepper end butter. Cover this with a top poetry end bake at 425 degrees 30 to 40 minutes. -M as. P. W. P r i e s t , Ocala. MVtUD OYITIU Fifty oyetere; 1 the. butter; I cup cream; salt; cayenne pepper, crushed crackers—or cracker meal. Simmer oyetera in one quart of their own liquor until the edges curl. Draw and 1st cool, then chop fine (using a silver knife). Maks a thick sauce, using tba butter and ersam. Add the oysters to the sauce and season with salt and cayenne pepper. When cool, pack into oyster sheila. Cover with the crushed crackers and bake until brown. -M oo. W. P. R ussell. Jacksonville. CAIRO! MARMAlAtM Tu.t) Ibe. Florida carrots; 3 Florida lemons; sugar. Cook carrots and lamona separately for 18 minutes. Blend together and take cup for cup of mixture and sugar and bail until thick. -M rs. A. P ir e u n o e r , Daytona Reach. , THKY CARRY THE “ QIEN" TAO, and with il y o u r guarantee (backed by 74 years o f fair dealing) o f getting firHt-cinss, livable” nursery stock. T im is a real, post-holiday money-saver. JUMFMUt j * r o s e a m v i m i t (Japanese Juniper), trimmed colum nar • • • 2-3 JUMNRU1 PftTSMIANA (PtU icr Juniper), low s p r e a d i n g ........................2*3 ft FMOTMU 1MIUIA1A, H olly-like bioeilleaf - - IS-24 FHOIMU M A M A , llted-lup), colorful brosdtesf • 18-34 It up up in. up In. up All above priced ONI QRADI I O W U than actual Site. 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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 lower Interest rates -John Riley Shirley, 31-year-old than prevail today," Dlstelhorat escapee from Ihe Jefferson Prison SflJlln Farm at Louisville,. Ga., was sen­ Ulstelhorst waa Introduced to tenced to two year* for breaking the Sanford RoUry Club hy - hmi entering to commit a misdea- George Touhy, Executive Vice nSannr. President of the Flrat Federal »■ Shirley will be held for Georgia Savings and Loan Association of authorities following advice from J. Sanford. William Bush, president Edgar Hoover, FBI Director, that of the Sanford RoUry Club preethe State Board of Correctloni In Ided at the meeting. Alla, la, Ga, requested hie return The text ot Dlstelhorst's add­ for Iho Aug. 9. 1955 escape from ress u tha RoUry Club la at fol­ the Georgia prison farm. Police lows: "Why la money In short supply T Chief Roy Williams, of the Sanfort Follca Department, received Iche To undersUnd tha answer to that notice from the FBI following flng- question one needs to understand rrint comparison from print* sent a bit more about haw great the m the Sanford Police Department rfemahd fur credit la and whara the money comes from. The hous­ to Washington. 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. have an Interest, Iff'e Deputies after being thesed four miles. Jones, minus trousers, wai flushed from the ramp of Att­ tracked from Stine Machine Shop fnmlliea w il| serve as a good Illustration orney George A. 8|i#*r Jr., Friday afternoon, (Staff Pholni ore so many forma of free enterfor providing seme of the answ­ where he h»d broken Into Iho front ers, doer lo his ranted room by Ihree "At tha ead of 1065 the pri­ members of Ihe Sanford Police De­ vate home merlgaga debt of the partment and Const able Galloway. nation was *88 billion. Where The breaking and entering charges doe* the money come from? m i placed again Shirley when About 40% cemes from cavings He admitted breaking Into the filling aceounU In saving! and loan as­ station nf Constable’ Galloway and sociations. Tha balance I* suppli­ Asking four partial boxes of elgirs ed In almost equal amount by 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 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 life insurance reserves. Thus, the taken Into custody shortly after 4 Board of Sanford City Commit- the cily (Ire equipment and per­ recovered. 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 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 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 grand larceny, Tyner admitted the ■mall aavlags of the people. At the same lime, recommenda­ view. Possibilities of charges be­ near Mullet Lakw Park. “ But In 1968, despite the feet theft of saddles, blankets, and briRobert Jones, serving a sentence tions of Ihe Plamilnx tod Zoning ing made for equipment of the City 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 go outside wof Ml VH«qiK> ax ). 'Galloway mads the arrest nf joyed more Income than y m la -riDewrge A.- 8p**» m AltuuMd. 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 u I T A im * (Continued aa Fage Eight) the stable equipment through sales Association arrived for an after­ will be diiciittcd, brings up a discussion of the re­ of Ihe articles to olhera not Involv­ All told, the Board of Cily Com­ commendation to reion* an atra 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 Administration so quickly he forgot his pants and fore It this evening with eight Laurel Ave. lo commercial sonea. wax attired In only a pair of Item* for discussion and possible The Laurel Ave. area extends Approves Building Approval Granted from Sixth lo 13th Street* from 1 action. shorts. Sheriff Denver Cordell, slung In the order nf their appearance Ihe alley between French and Of BO New Units To Pave Two Roads Gordon Bradley, head of the with Drnuly Sheriffs Ed Pratl, on Ihe agenda, Ihe following ques­ Laurel Aves. In the alley between Housing Authority hero today an­ Collon Brown, Constables J. Q. tions or requests are to be consid­ Laurel and Elm Aves- The arra Casselberry south of 2Jth SI. was recommended nounced that the Public Housing ' Slim'’ Galloway and George Kel­ ered: CASSELBERRY—At a special Administration has approved the sey, a dog and runner from the Discussion and vole on the mo­ as an exlanalos of a ions already sweeting of the hoard of AiderOviedo 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 occupancy. was granted the Casselberry prisoner through heavily wooded hate on Hi* question has hereto­ 20,000 fool afore. tier dens to pave Plney ltlilge He esllmalrd thr total cost of and overgrown areas Into the fore been based on the sclusl cons Iruc lion at *300,000. Tha pre­ Other Hems, In lliolr order, In­ Rd., and Overhreok Dr., In con­ open. clude a request for Ihe transfer form In specification! presented sent units total 260 with If,5 The negro prisoner, who escaped of a bet-r and wine license at H20 by Hibbard Casselberry president. In Castle Brewer and 86 in Wil­ hy Jumping from a truck passing liam Clark Court, both colored and I-ocuwt Ave.) request for an alley Twenty-three property owners the Lake Charm Fruit Company between Vain and Prlncelon Aves., In Out ere* affected wrra pre­ 40 In Edward Higgins Terrace. south of 23th st. to 25th Place; test and, with one exception, ap- The additional DO will make a to­ In Oviedo, said that he arrived at Ihe ramp Wednesday morning at dlscussiun of Iho use of the old fweval for the -tt foot mixedrin- tal nf 70 white units. 11 o'clock. Ha said, 'T knew II ' This low rent housing project hospital building; consideration of jjace asphalt paving wax signi­ xt-ardins bids on the street resur­ fied. Absentee proper^ owners Is fur low Income Lkiiililtt and! was II o'clock ber*i|s« 1 turned facing program; an offer to pur­ bed previously agreed te the pro­ the local authorities feel that the on the radio immediately and the chase city property on the- west gram, accordiag to Alderman Bin the addition la needed In the announcer gave Ihe time." while section. He was taken a* he lay Just off sldo nf French Ave. north of Com­ Evans. (he road In lh« sand. Officers mercial St.; and a discussion of Property owners wilt pay a flat Arrnrding In lha latesl nnrd re­ knew that he was In Ihe area of Ihe possible plan In set a portion eum of $200, af which a portion ceived by ihf Rev. philllp SrhlrsiPiste Road *6 when Ihry were ad of the police salarica as subsis­ will he used Ve pay for paving vised that the prisoner had tried mann. pastor of lb# Lutheran Af Intersection!. CASSELBERRY — The Wo­ lo get a pair of pants from a Church of the Redeemer, ‘ The tence allowance. Preliminary easts of surveying, man's Society of Christian Ser­ Other matters lo be discussed contract ii signed and will soon ar­ negro resident. ographlta| Mapping end beck­ will come up In mlarclliuiroui vice of the Community Methodiit rive here." 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 development company. members of the Board of Cily ' Mayor Juriui , Allen, with ap­ nt the ehurrh Tuesday with a capture of tha escaped. prisoner the cnnlrart In he signed by llie Commissioners. covered d:rh tunc neon being mtv Florida-Georgia District of the by carrying the "wglkle talkie" proval nf tha board appointed outfit during the four mile ran. Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod alderman Herman R. Joyce, local ed at noon. Sheriff Denver Cordell said that for the building of a Chapel and centractor, to ba Inspector of the The builneie eestlon wee con­ ducted by Mre. M. C, Dugglna, the 190 pound escapee. Robert Church building for the local Lu­ paving project. a|dermsn R. Joyre, local contract, president, and a alrlt, The Fine Jones, will face charges In Semi­ theran congregation. The contract hai been tentative­ qr, *o be Inspector of the paving Spiritual Classics, was prsaenled nole County for breaking end en­ ly awarded lo P. M. Campbell, lo­ tering. «.« i contractor v m m u b iv u i a na u u i i u c i j who TT cal and builder, will gel the contraction m the 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 Lutheran Church of the Re­ deemer hat been holding Us eervlcea since the beginning of the mission church, Mother's Day, 1953, In (he Sanford Yacht Club. Services have been held there continuously with the eaeeptlon of a brief period due lo the high wa­ ter in 1954. According to the centred with P. M. Campbell, the construction period of the new'ehurrh building 2 White Men Given Sentences Of Hard labor At Raiford S Escapee Is Seized, Full Agenda Faces Taken Info Custody Salurday Afternoon City Commissioners. J » tract. J. C. Jorgensen la ejialrman of the building cnmmlllee for the Lutheran Church nf the Redeemer. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS FACE EIGHT Gates Swing Open Constable Two True Bills Are At 7 p. m. Today Arrested Relumed By Jury i For County Fair Friday Friday Afternoon' V ’V ' The gatex awing open this even­ The chief witness and the one ing at T o'clock to mark Ihe open­ men around whom charges a g a i n s t ing of the American Legion's 1956 suspended Sheriff Luther (lobby Seminole Counly Fair. were cratered was arrested Fri­ Slade's Shows, nf La Belle, Vegan day night, shortly before 10 arriving yesterday morning bring­ o'clock and charged with taking ing a variety of rides for both bribes from Negro moonshine children and adults ax well as aide sellers In Ihe Oviedo area. shows and feature shows fur the Constable-Police Chief George brightest, gayest midway In the A. Kelsey was arrested on two history of the local fair. Identical capias issued by Semi­ The big new permanent fair nole County Clerk of Court 0. P. building has been augmented with Herndon as an outcome of 'indict­ the use of a huge lent In house ments acrrelly returned hy tbe Ihe many exhibits (hat are lo be Grand Jury shortly before ( displayed this year. o'clock Friday afternoon. The In­ Organisations displaying wnrk dictments were kept secret unlit and accomplishments of their Ihe arrest of Kelsey. group Include the nny Scouts, Cub Kelsey, who staunchly denied Scouts, 4-H Clubs, Home Demon­ knowing anything of the Indictstration Clubs, Future Farmers of mrals, was released under *5,000 America, Cronmt Academy and bond, 12,3uo on each charge. olhera. The Cnnstable-Pollc* Chief said. Commercial exhibits will give Ih* fair-going public an opportuni­ "I don't even know what the ty lo see an array of home and charges mean." as he waited In f a r m appliances, automobiles, Ihe Seminole Counly Jail pending trucks, television, office equipment Ur* completion nf his bond. Both warrants sre Identirat, am) other domestie and farm reading ’.'exacting and accepting goods, The Ameriran Legion Fair As­ unauthorised compensation and sociation official* *xptaln that remuneration for non-performance there will not be a livestock ex­ of duty." The trial of suspended Sheriff hibit this year du* lo unforeseen Luth*r llohby will probably get elrrumstances. However, they describe this underway tomorrow when Ihe doc­ year’s fair at the biggest and best ket ii sounded in Federal Court In of all that have been arranged for Drlando bnfore Judge’ William J. Barker. Government’s witnesses Seminote Counly cllisens, The fair opens tonight and will were .subpoenaed today to appear continue through lha week unlit at the Federal Court In the Or­ 'SMhrdnytf W i t r *inr Uvu ' illei ■ lando PartMVflfc# FulMfhg. w i t ­ noon mallnees. Thursday after­ nesses answering subpoenas this noon the fair grounds will be morning at 10 o'clock Included thrown open to (he Orphans from George Kelsey, constable and Ovie­ three Ccnlrst Florid* Institutions. do Police Chief. Sanford Police The youngsters will hold full away Department Patrolmen C. P, Dod­ and will grt an opportunity to ride son and Joe Hickson, former (he many" unusual amusement de Police Department Sergcanl {{III .Vires and see, Ihe gala array- of Horne, former Deputy Sheriff un­ der Ifobliy, f|. R Cooper, Rill Duxxidrshmvi. Friday afternoon will he (he n- kin, a former Sanford Ave. cloth­ nual Kids Day with Seminole ing itnrc merchant and operator County Schools turning out at of a fi»h nmp, and an unidenti­ 1:30 to allow children to take fied negro. Attorneys for Hobby Include W. In lha midway and exhibits al W Judge of Bsylona flearh snd reduced prices. Mark N. Cleveland Jr., of San­ ford. Hobby will appear before Man's Wedding Federal Judge William J, Barker with Constable. George Kelsey Band Lost Friday slated as ihe chief witness In the A men’s wedding band was lost cast. Georg* Kelsey refused to make possibly In the vicinity of Ihe Semi­ nole Counly Court House last Fri­ any alatemrat in re/eranea to the day. according lo Ollis G. Owens, chargea brought against him Fri­ former Chief Deputy In Ihe Semi- day night pending the advice of hla attorney whom ho did oot note Counly Sheriffs office, Th plain gold band Is of immense same, Kelsey waa taken Into custody sentimental value, saM Owens, and by Sheriff Denver Cordell and “ I wound appreciate Its return." Tbe band of yellnw gold has Ihe Deputy Sheriff James Singletary Insrripllun Inside of "June 12, 1959 and brought lo lha S«mlnol* Coun­ ty Jail where he Immediately post­ 000-0110." Owens, now ■ conductor for Ihe ed bond and was rriaaied. Chargea returu«d In the Indict­ Atlantic Cos si Line, dIJ not know ments handed down by the Semiwhere the band could have been (Caatiaaed m i Page Eight) lo.t, a ' ' Y> V !‘V Tfi i Two truce bills were rehirnen m Indictments by the Semlnnl# Coun­ ty Grand Jury last Friday after* tmon shortly hefore 3 o'clock when tha 18-man grand Jury completed Its daylong iaveillgalloni and hearings. However, the minute* of tha Grand Jury were Impounded for a period of six months is a number of secret Indictments were band* ad down by tha Investigative ■roup. The open Indictments wera against Gilbert Brookins, JJytarold Winter Park poolroom np«ra*. lor who was taken Into custody Tuesday night. Jan. 3 following an attempt lo rape an Altamonte Springs single while woman,. ' Brookln* la charged with tha rape of a Longwuod wblta nurse Oct, 9. He was Identified by bolls lha Longwood woman and Ih# Altamonte Springs Woman when he was placed In a six-man lineup ■t the Seminole County JaiL He la being held In the Seminole County Jail without bond. The taecond indictment charge* Sain Sewell, 4T-yeir-old negro with Ihe flrat degree murder of Johnny Wade who died Wednesday moriv* log, Feb. 1 al 4 a. m. from alab wounds Inflicted by Sewell, Sewell, whose address la give* aa 1504 W. l«lh SI. stabbed tha yetfvatd Johnny Wade wUtra peg* B . Cake, Flowers Are' Given Mrs. Schulfz On 9fsf Birthday Remembering her many ysara a* Clerk in the office af the Setn* inula County Judge, friend* « f Mrs. Cassandra Srhulta helped her relebrale her 91sl birthday Saturday morning by preaant* ing her with a huge cake and a bouquet of flow ers, Mrs. Schultx retired from Her 25-year* service' In the County Court House July 18, J04.1 efter having tha dlatlitcllnn of being tb« r.'r.t Cl*rk In tha Ssmlr.olq County Judge's offlre having aerv* rd under Judge Ernest Houihold* er, Judge J. G, Sharon, and Judge It W. War*. Sha alio atrvsd for 18 yearn aa tha flrat eerratary-traaiurer of llie lora| Hospital Association, 31it. Kchnit■ recalls vividly many of her experiences during the year* she served In tha Court House, Her son, Carl Schulte and hi* family arrived yesterday to titll during tha 91st birthday eel** bratlon, Helping celebrate Ih* birthday event tiaturday morning wera, W. n. Williams, Mb* Nell Wil­ liam* Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Palmer, and Hanford Police Chief Roy 0, Williams. The regular monthly marling of the Directors of the Kamlt)ol«: , County Chamber of Commtrr* will be held tomorrow night In the Educational Building of thB j Seminole County Board of Erfuea*. ‘ tion, too East Commercial Ave. i ■t I p. m. Tbe tentative agenda Inetudei, ' five reports from committees of Ihe Seminole County Chamberof Commerce, .. , A Legislative and National :AI- rffl 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 the Seminole County co-ordlna Have been Included on the agei George Touhy, president of Seminole County Chamber of C merce aaa stated that "Thlr i very Important maetlnf � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 28-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 10, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c1c0b48ec51f76de89e35c3e5a6fb1b3.pdf 56257df67bc9ca75951f66e317b57752 PDF Text Text ' j. r i ' mg 1 ^ 1 Distinctive Com pleted a n d Sold! Com m unity Offers N ew Homes Are N ow U nder Construction Luxury homes In a moderate pries range Elementar playgroun Spacious country living with all city conveniences City water and City sewers— Paved Streets etc. Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property value Ultra modern design in homes and surroundings to meet to­ day’s high standards for Com­ fort^ Convenience and that "Luxury LookHM A ct now and you can choose your paint colors inside and out. Also nV 4,1 ' ' 1 -i . 1J bath tile and brick trim on any house not completed The ' ' ■. . „ . Terms— 1 j 1>.. • . :* > * ' . ' . ' , .■ - i' r. ; ■ * ■V If you a re a veteran1625 Down Payment H i per month 9|775 Pown Payment llf p e r month Service Personnel F. H. A H T I Down Payment N O per month r home con be completed in 10 doys to 3 week!. W e will .provide o piece to live FREE, " B u fld in O f F iner Hotn»»" while your home *s being finished BRAILEY ODHAM , President ( Sale* Offlc* — 2625 South French Are. Con* By and Sh Us TODAY1 k^ , V i.! \ jto-fwQ at �b a n po RA IT'MWr, XLVIH _ Boys Are Sent To Marianna Hundreds Planning To Attend Banquet # t For March 9 Jlundrad* of Sanford and Sami* nola County citliena aro plinnlnj to attend the Seminola County Chamber of Commerce French Avenue Dedication banquet on the erm ine of March 9th, It waa re­ ported this morning by the chair­ men of the event, Jamai A. .Wright. “ Even though »e have already Bctedod the number of tickets that ahould be Bold for the gigantic banquet destined to be ona of tha greatest events aver staged hare. ’ Wright said, "era would Uka for thosa Interested in attending tha affair to call tha Chamber of ComB i e r c e office Ibr reservellona." He said, "avary aitampt will ba made lo provide additional facilities to leko esre of Iho hundreds who nt to attend and show their ap­ preciation for tha first major high­ way construction In Semlnple Coun­ ty In-th* past M years." rians for tha tvanl, said James A. Wright, are continuing end we will soon be able to announce the names of dtgnltariee from all over Florida who will be here In Sanford for tht dedication of French Ave. which win taka plaee on f arch I. Tha dedication Is divided into two •vents. The actual dedication of the brand new highway through San­ ford will be held at 4 o'clock, Fri­ day afternoon, March 9th, in front •f Seminola High School. It la ex­ pected that tha ribbon cutting evant which will officially open and signi­ fy the completion of French Avenue, will draw hundreds ot road-minded (Mopia from all over Central Flori­ da and from over tha entire State. Tim SfiitoWCdwaly Chamber ef Commerce French Avenue Dedica­ tion Banquat will ba held at the Mayfair Inn beginning at T o'clock the same evening where Sanford •nd Seminole County eltizeni will get together io show their distinct appreciation for the move toward progress starting with the widentag, four-lening, and paving af wrench Ave. On three hearings before Juven tie Judge Ernest iloutholder con ducted yesterday in the Chamber, two hoys were committed to the Industrial School at Martplictd on anna and two wereb placed o pro* irUdicllon of the bation under the Jurisdiction Juvenile Court, providing they ad­ hered to a strenuous scheduls. A 15-year-old negro boy, charged with taking an automobile, wreck­ ing It, and than taking ■ second ear and using It without authority, waa commlttad to the school at Mariana, lilt youth had been before the Juvenile Judge on previous oc­ casions for minor infriclions. in another hearing, a 15-year-old negro youth was charged with Im­ proper and Immoral conduct. He had been previously committed lo the reform school at Marianna and as a result of tha hearing was re­ committed. A hairing for two 14-year-old Ovlsdo white boys, chargad with having taken gasolino, revealed that evtdence presented at the hear­ ing had shown that gasoline was taken from a filling station. The two boys admitted taking 14 gallons of gasoline and a eoll from tha repair shop of another station. However, It developed In the hear­ ing that tha filling station operator did not know who had been taking tha gasoline at various times and slated that ha "did not want to press or fils charges against any­ one." Th# court, said Judge Ernest Housholder, judged the two 14-yearold youths lo bo delinquent and placed them und.-r probation under the following conditions: Tha boys were committed to their parents under tho Jurisdiction of tha Coun­ selor for an Indefinite period ami restricted them to their homes after 10 p.m.; requiring them to attend school sod make passing grades; required |ha two boys lo attend Sunday SMool; and requir­ ed not lo associate wttb each other at any time. One of th# boys, whose parents had moved into Orangw County, waa prohibited from coming Into ovtedw o t gny lime aad-required Ilo. report i« in. Juvenile i......u . Court once ___ to the every two weeks. ig uper Many Are Expected Proposal For '56 St. John's Authorize Kickahookee Here For Board Mora than 554 Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, and volunteer leader* are Laurel Request exported In Sanford from the St. John’s District In attend lha 1954 Brought Up Again! St. Jnhn's Klchahonkea which will Getting in readiness for • na­ IN HANFOD FOB A CUNFKItKNt'K yesterday on plan* for Ulo annual Easter Hal* campaign art l.lsl* Lisle Re***, State Director, Florida Society for Crippled Children, Mr*. I.urllla Appleh.v, appointed rhair* he an event of Saturday night, tional malnr food chain to con­ Feb. It, at the Municipal Basebali struct a 20-thousand aquaro foot man of the Seminola County Count] Falter Sale campnlgnri.lnlon S. Waterhouse; and lira. F. Vapa fluaaella, Stadium beginning at T p. m. super market In Sanford, th* president of the Central Florida Society for CrippledChlldren. (Staff Photo) Officials of the St. John's Dis­ Zoning and Planning Cnmmlsalon trict of the Boy Smuts of America of th* City of Sanford last night **y that more than 500 bnya from complied with a request In re­ Oviedo. Casselberry, Sanford, De- commend tha resonlng of an area' Land. Pearson, Enterprise and on Oak Ave., Just aff South Park 1 DeRary, will he her* in take part Av#., In order tn create an area in the event! that are lo b* stag­ large enough tA meet tha demand of the builder. ed. Competitive event* Include a Wellborn Phllllpe Jr., submitted Paper Bag Relay for Cub Scout*, th* request to tho Zoning and a Tent Pitching Contest, Balloon Planning Commission, which in Homer W. Little today said that Mrs. Lucille Appleby of Sanford Bursting Free-For-All, Flrebulld- turn, authorised th# recommenda­ he Is announcing his candidacy waa named to head tha 1S56 East­ DR. EABI. BROWN ing with Flint and Steel, a Tug tion to the Roard of Sanford for *he Seminole County Commis­ er Seal Campaign in Seminola Of War, Cooking Contest, Three City Commissioners for tho resion, District Flvr, subject to the County, according to an (announce­ I-egged Rare, Axemanshlp Profi­ toning. Democratic Primary lo b* held ment made yesterday by Mrs. F. ★ ★ ★ Phillips told the Zoning and ciency, aad Tower Building. May I. Pag* Bussells, president of ths Rule* and regulation* covering Planning Board that the national Mill* has resided In Seminole Central Florida Society for Crip­ the events for both tha young Cub fond chain would construct a County for the past 30 years pled Children. , «i*> Mt Scouts, th* Boy Scouts, and Ex­ building of 20-thousand square and for th* last four years has Mr*. Russtlls, In Sanford yester­ plorer Scouts, hav* already been foot n* th* 14-arra tract and owned and operated his used rar day to meet with Mrs. Appleby mailed tn tha various troops and provide other buildings for pos­ business on Sanford Av*. at Se­ and to coordinate th* plan* for packs expeeted lo bs h*,re for the sibly a mndtra shopping renter, cond SI. prior to that h* operated Th# recommeailatinn will now Homer's Grill on First St. for the forthcoming Easter Sals Cam­ The Sanford-Orlando Kennel annqal event. go to th* Roard of City Commiepaign which will l>* held from Club stage* Its first annual chari­ 14 years. Georg* Mafictt, chairman of sinner* for apprtval. In making his announcement March 10 to April 10, said "It Is ty tonight with all profit* going the camping and activities for Ihe Chairman Robert Brown of th* gratifying to hav* such a splendid a* a candidal* for ihr Seminole to charities of Orang* and Semi, Boy Scout Organisation here said Zoning and Planning Commission County Commission, Little staled worker Interested In th* wolfar* nola Countlsa, that Ihe rubdc Is Invited to at- brought tha qnotllon nf Laurel Th* R*v. Earl R. Brawn, D. B* that he "la familiar with Ihe pro­ of th* children of our are*, lo A fast flold Is ready to go In land th* annual Rt, John'* Kicks- Av*. resonlng before the group executive secretary of thb Dlvtolo* blems of the County and is vitally head this year's campaign hare." tha charity handicap scheduled for hooke* which will last about Ms again for diacutalon and postiblt of -Nalional Missions of tha Mitiugb Inlarestrd in the growth and wel­ Mrs. Appteby serves as a Mem­ tha ninth rac*. Heading th* Hue- hour*, action. lit Board of MUaioaa ber of the Board of Directors of up art Milt Ewan'a Idle Dollar fare of Seminole County." Official* say that 11 Boy Smuts A healed discussion grew out Mtlle la married and owns his the Forest Park School for Special and K. Bob, froaa O. F. Dennsrly’a Troop* and four Cub Scout Paaka of tho •uestlon whoa A. I*. Col- quartan In New Yc thn guast apMto jn f __ bom* on Lake Markham. Mr. Education and ha* been a m«a>kannal who boast four vlstorl- / > ] > ” *«»■»«<» fRWUJ'Ut Onirch, SinforJ “on FOl. M nS Mill* havf on*, .son U*r of .Ilia Central-Florida Society each, » • I E-ml, ..." ... . 12!h, at th* 7:30 p.m, servlfa,' who la a Junior at Seminole High for Crippled Children slur* 1049. fit on* porson and one lot." Other starless In tha special School. In Sanford yesterday to meat However, reversing Itself on a Aa chairman of th* Division nf lie Is a member of th* First with Mrs, Appleby to lav plans five-sixteenths mils test Include previous action at a called special Horn* Mission* *f ths National Baptist Church and Is a member for th* com ing campaign, In addi­ Dublin ! Talent, Richardson, Patti Sales Barometer masting, and aiihstltutlng a Council of Church** *f Christ la of the Ssnfnrd Elks Midge. broader resonlng recommendation, tha U.S.A., Dr. Brown heads lha tion to Mr*. Bussells were t.lila Waggtn, Porn Bar, Top Tohby Still Going Up Auxiliary Eyeing th# Zoning and Planning Com­ Interdenominational minion pro­ flccxc, Slate Director for th* Flo­ and itodney X-, another jiour-tim* winner. Th* b*rom*l*r Indicating th# mended, on a notion by Clifford gram of 24 constituent horn* mil­ rida Society for Crippled t'hlldron R t Rev. M. Bram, and U n i o n S. Waleihouse. M iam i-Nassau J*nv Collin*, genet*1 manager tiend nf sales In Hemlnol# County MeKIlibln, that Laurel Av*„ frnln lion aorletlei, Tha widely-known The Cential Florida Society for '"f ‘b* track ha* announced th a t! continue# to rise, according to nth tn 13th Rt*. and on both sides church administrator la so author­ Former Resident, Race First-Hand Ihe alleys between T.ailiel ity on prnhlomt created by tha Crippled Children Includes the *<v organisations will receive the latest leleaao from th# offlr# I# th# Ave. and French and filyrtl* postwar shifting of Amsrlca'i pooMembers of the Sanford Aux­ ■Ix-county area nf Seminole, share* it) th# profit which they "I R»y ZOreen, RUte Complrol Av*. he rosnnrd from existing pi*. A new need for bom* mis­ iliary Flotilla, William R. Cava- Dies This Morning will in turn administer to tho R-l Arms to C-t. Tim Rt. Bev, Marlin J. Beam, 1n r?nV ’ .nrevard' 10,e#oU* , *l‘« varluus charity rausss. They are nauirh of Orlando and K. E. sionary lervlc* haa haan brought Based nis isles tax report* to and Sumter reunites. Fiench Are. Is xontd C-t which about by lha m ail migration of , Lewis Willa of Winlar Rardvh are Suffragan Ri<hop nf the Dloeetr tho Elks, Hospital Auxiliafy, the’ office of the Slate Comptrol­ It was pointed out, In th* dls. allows • Industrial development Americana in recent year*. DrJ observing tha 3t I a m l-N a a s a u nf South Florida died this mnrning | at lbs Monastery nf the Good Shep­ suasion* revolving around th# American Legion and D. A, V. nf ler for th* month of Deeemher while the C-t Zone allow* only Rrnwn haa been In ebarg* of de­ j Yarht rar# first-hand. the 1035 Chi Istmas-Vew Year Easter Seal campaign, Sanford and the Mona*, Amerh an commercial development. Thirty-three A u x l l l a r l s t a herd In Orange City while attend­ coming that due to th* growing Interest | Legion and Uaited Appeal of Ur season was tha biggest tn Flor­ Th« recnmme.idation, If approv­ veloping Ihe plana for overcoming selected from Florida are cruising ing I Clergy Retreat. ida history. ed by th* Ranford City Cummla- new barrier* of economic lavati. Requiem Mass will he said at In children of our area, this year's landn. on lha Coast Guard Cutter And­ Th* report pointed to th* sate* sloners, would allow C. H. Rob­ race, differences of languaga and roscoggin as It patrols tha IHth the Cathedral Church nf Rt. Luke efforts ars expected tn he tho tax rollectloni In Rendnol# Coun­ ertson of th<t Tkerm-O-Tan* Gas education In mission wort at ham*. Annual Miaml-.Nassau Y a c h t In Orlando al ln:J0 Saturday m o s t successful in ths oigan'saty which Increased nearly St's and Applianra Company, lo pur- Dr. Rrown, national leader In Uia Race. The big white reaeue vessel morning. The nt. fler, Henry f. lion's history. over th* same month of tha pre­ rha*« tho property and hluldlng field of home .missions, waa pronl* has mada room for thesa men I-oiiitil, DD. Bishop of the Diocese Already, Mrs. Appleby has out­ vious year. January sales tax col­ at 9th and I.aurst, orglnslly pro­ nent In tha Northeast Ohio Confer­ .Revealing the activities of his In recognition of the outstanding of outh Florida, will he the Cele­ lined an Intensive campaign for lections In Hemlnot* County to­ posed for a Youth Center and ence n! the Mathodlet Church for a brant. • work of their respective Coast Seminola County In th* Interest of offlc* for tha month of January, taled l-17.Ogfi.3ft, an Increasa of purrhassd by tha gerainol* Youth number of years. For all year* Bishop Dram was horn In New crippled and exceptional children, Judge Ernest Housholder, the Guard Auxiliary Flotilla* In tha 90,711,12 over December 1954. Counsel I. whU# serving ai suparlntsndant of Bomlnal* County Juvenile Judge, promotion of aafety on the water. York City on Sept. 15, IMl. He plans for which will ho onnounred . . . . . . . , . . . _ , . _ Gr**n's report states that "slaes Th* original request for rsaon- Methodist ehurchoi In tha Claragraduated Magna Cum t.aude Tha Auxiliary is a civilian or­ ot a inter date. reported yesterday that n hear­ MIAMI L f» —Sen. Estes Kefauver, cn||sct|0nii during January Ing th* area was made by Rupsrt ings were rondueted in his Cham­ ganisation of water enthusiast* from Hobart College In Geneva, a Democratic pmhlrntl*l nnmina on December sates hit a new high Rtrlrkland and Homer Osborn* land district, Dr. Brown aba haM lha position of executive iseratiry bers during tha first month of dedicated to th* promotion of N- Y. In 192ft and from Virginia lion hop«ful, will visit six Florida for this year an all Hme and at a previous meeting whan th* of tha Clevtlind City Missionary safety in tha maintenance, opera­ Theological Seminary in 1920. lie 1958. rllies next week, starting st exceed last year's January col­ More Information ssetion on th* east sido of Laurel tion, and navigation of small was a member of Phi Beta Kappa Two traffic eases were handled. craft, as outlined by th* United Gainesville Ti esday. lections on Domecher sals* by Av*. from ath to 10th HU., waa Society. Ila has also partlripalsd la fraternity. Arid Judge Housholder, and as an States Coast Guard. Ths program scholastic proposed for th* rh'ang* from the activities of lha Clavaland Fed­ After his ordination n the Learned On Shirley Harry Sind: lr. chairman nf Ihe Il.4n7.90ft." eration of Churches and of tho 'rnttrome ona litensa was suspend­ Indudts courtesy Motorboat Ex­ Priesthood In Nns-embrr 191# in “For the first time," Gresn R-1 to C-1. Kefa|tver Stale Committee, said II w»t pointed out tr»l»y Hist ed for three months and the other aminations for .required and ta- th* Dior*** nf Delaware he held John Riley Shirley, 32-vear-nM the Tennsaseean will go to Ocala said, “salsa lax collection* **• Additional resonlng was dla- Board of Trust*#* of Iho Ohia lor tlx months. commended safety devices; public several charges In that State be­ while man, lodged In the Seminole Wednesday to address a Lions reeded gasoline tax collections, euaied by tha Zoning and Plann­ Council of Churches and tho HoMB Mi-alon* Council of North Aratrlff,' As a result of tha hearings eon instruction courses on good seam­ fore coming to Florida. County jail on charges nf tleaking Club luncheon and that night at­ previously considered the state's ing Commission when th* matter tareest single rsvsnu* source." In 1944 Dr. Brown cam* to Nlw nf French Av*. ram* bofor* th* dieted for Juvenile offenders, anship, navigation, and main­ He was ncclor at Ihr Holy and entering tn vnminlt a mlsdea- tend a reception given by the ItemJ’udge Housholder said, two white tenance; and rescue operations Cross Episcopal Church in Sar.fnrd mor, rented- a room at IMS Writ nrratlr Executive Cmnmitlre tn Ha said, "It should he evident, group, Karlyla Housholder said, York to head tho homo m in im from this report, that Florida’s "Our first step should h« French and church aslenalon dlvliloe pro* boys Involvtd In the breaking and as a supplement to limited Coast from 1931 lo 1941, al Rt. Andrews First Street. Orlando. entering of a sporting goods store Guard unit* stationed along th* Church In Tampa from, 1911 lo 'r h* Florida Power Corporation Kefauver will address th* Jack­ economy Is sounder than avsr Av*. Thor* ar* lot of psoplt tram of tha Methodist Church. and that, haisd on tha Dseomhsr riding up and down tha • now Since then ho haa visited out post were sent to the reform school at thousands of miles of coast tin* 1945, and at Holy Trinity Ckurth employe had lived at the West Marianna. and navigable watsra of the Unit­ In Wast Palm Bearh from 1945 First St. address only 2'k weeks sonville Bar Ann-, al a luncheon reports, this ysar’s tourist sea­ thoroughfare looking for n place mission* lo Alaska, Puerto Rico, amt Haw ait. Dr. Brown haa visit» One girl, ha said, was commit!- ed Stales, Puerto Rico, Alaska, uidil he was consecrated a Suf­ where ha mad* his homo in a Thursday, than allend tha Hialeah son may well break all previous to oalablish a huslnose." High School football banquet in records. Th* hig tourist month* fragan Bishop nf Ihe Dlocr.se of rcnlrd room. w t o the Industrial school at Ocala and th* Hawaiian Islands. ed and iludisd tha rellgloua UuB are still ahead, and ratal! sales due to the fact that sha was In- Supervision of boat regattas South Florida on September >1, economic condition* of Amertfjte Th4 man wss (racked from the Hialeah that night. On Friday h# will visit the Flor­ duilng those months will un­ Directors Approve crrrigible and refuted to comply and races la ona of ths many 1951. Slins Machine Shop, which hr *d Indians, migrant ntral workers, amt doubtedly exceed even DocomWs with rules and regulations requir­ Coast Guard functions and tha He Is survived hy his wlf«, Ihe milted breaking Into, lo Ihe Wr-t ida Citrus Reposition In Winter other minority groups in tho United Furnishing Goods ed by the court aad her parents. Mlaml-Nasaau Rara la parliculary former Mabel Harris * nowler First Street address hy Pnilc* Of­ Haven and, If plan* schedule* per­ high total." Slates. noteworthy In thesa Southern whom he married In 1935 and who ficers of th* Sanford Pollrs De­ mit, attend the Florid* Tress The Office of the Juvenile Judge waters, A native of Piurpont, Ohio, f i t ' For Leqion Fair Tha traditionally warm made IS Investigations, said Judge welcome extended hy th* people resided at Ihelr home In Winter partment and Constable J. Q breakfast held In connection wllh The regular masting ef th* Brown attended Mount Union Boat, Ski Club Galloway, Ihe rilrus show. Park. Housholder, entering numerous of Narsau i* as well raknowned. Roard of Directors of t';a Semin- lege, Alliance Ohio, from whle) children involved In the damage ol* County Farm Bureau wae held received an honorary Doclot To Elect Officers Tuesday of property, shooting of BB guns night at Fauver1* farm Divinity degree. Ho torved ai digs Elsctibn of offlcor* la on tha •nd 23 rifles on highways and trier superintendent af the Cantot) nerr Lake Jessup. Helicopter Rescues agenda for th* moating nf ths lvate property, and the shootBoh Cox, a renresantatlvo of District in Ohio and was pastor"a| Ran ford Boat and Ski Club at th* Farm Bureau Federation, at­ M-lhodtit church** la several tilsif I of cats apd dogs, as well as MOSCOW a s- The Soviet Union In a Life magaxlne article. mrnts the balloons might have th* CAP Hall ahovt Tmirhton'i tended the local mealing nnd told cities. tha damaging of greena at th« 5 Men From Jungle Drugstore tomorrow night at ■ th* hoard that "tha burexu In Ilyichev briefly reviewed Soviet parachuted to Soviet loll. Mayfair Country Club and the SAN JUAN, P. R. (Jt—A helleop- today accused tha United Slates nf ____________ IT ? lh a Soviet* protested to Turkey o'clock. m«isct of children by Ibslr par- ler today completed rescue opera carrying out a “brink of war" protest* but did not rmntion that responsible for getting th# hill This la an. Important meeting through th# )#glalatur« for tho •n'» (Ions, plucking five more U. S policy in th* relaase of weather the United State* handled Ita an­ last Sunday at lh« same Urn* they swer lo Ihe Soviets' latest protest submitted a diplomatic note lo the and all meemhara ar* urged to Ux refund In the farmara." Local Water, Sewer During lha month of January. Navy man and Marinaa from a United Stales an Ihe balloon*. attend. Visitor* are welcome. 1450, ike Judge said, tha Juvenile Venerualsn jungle where -Ihelr balloons over Russian air space yesterday Cox brought with him ■ aupnly In a full-sral# news conference Th* United Stalai, responding nylehav declared that during Chu«' hsd l i plaee nine children Neptune patrol bojnbcr waa forcad of the form* n#t#**#ry for tha Program Featured^ at tha Pplridonovka Palace, For­ to th* Soviet pfotest, yesterday January tha Soviets captured “a in the county Jail to ba restrained down Tuesday. applying for th* refund for Ux TRAD! AGREEMENT penltig* action. The halleopler took* tha offteara eign Ministry prsia chief Leonid ordered a halt to ths launching of great number of balloons launch­ KARACHI, Pakistan (Jl — Pak­ on gesolln# used In tractors and In Trade M aga x Ilyichev declared that tha balloon* ed by the United Itlt**" and that U. S. weather balloons from West ) farm equipment not operated on The February lastm of "Pu runaway child waa appra- and men to Port of Spain, Trie!apparatus which not only Germany and Turkey. Balloons U- S. press report# stated that soo istan announced today sha haa the highway. Works," a trad* magaitn* g dad. where It had taken three carried ™"d«d front •‘tccrgla. agreed to negotiate a trad* agree­ took meteorological data but there will be grounded pending a had b**a launched by tha AmariTh# 8#mlno1# County Farm to all City, County, Itata and t ment with Soviet Ruaiia. J j « * lfouafteldcr said that he other* yesterday. All eight were aerial reconnaissance as well. study of whether they have been can military. Bureau of Directors approved arnmanUl agsaclas all over reported unhurt. TBay had been hid M conferences and cauultaHe declared the balloon* consti­ flying over Russia. "Apert from tha typ* af balloons Th* decision was announced after th# furnishing of prodne#, vogo- country carrted a pago-and-a ton* Involving various Juvenile en rout* to Antarctica on a rescue tuted a menace to air navigation seven year* of persistent Soviet Before taking this action, th* slraady mentioned, th* United Ublo# and citrus that wfll b* art lei# written about tha Ba proesduter whiclr were handled mission. and ground Inhabitants and added: U. S. government promised In a Stataa military hav* alio launched attempts to woo Pakistan Int* full used In the displays at the Bam- Water and Bqwtr program • c J d'nscned of without hearings. The Navy haa announced that "All sueh attempt* by American conciliatory, not# tn keep the bal­ balloons carrying leaflets and pro­ trade relations. Inole County Amsriaan Logfon .- £ . In rdd'Hon to (ba heavy ache- ,tho object of* tha rescue mission, military organa are an attempt to loon* from flying over Soviet ter­ paganda literatim against tbs There was ne Indication, how­ Fair that will b* placed by tha completed. rftJv of Um Juvenile 'Court, con- a piano halonging lo th* U. ft. conduct a policy of 'to the brink ritory. H alio offered tn l*U the Soviet Union," ha said. ever, that Pakistan would consider Semlnol# County Future Farmer* Tha article, tieaal puNldly tor clqtcd the Juvenile Judge, the Navy’* expedition mining sine* of war' which ha* been condemned Ruielana about lha balloon proPropaganda balloon* tent ha- abandoning her role In Ihe of America and th* Bril Cfnbtelor made M Investigations Friday with seven man aboard, by peoples." Bs pragmaafra gram'i safety features. In addaloh hind the Irma Curtate are launch­ Western • supported Baghdad Pact ration Barrie*. h t schools relative in a beentee haa been tested . TR# te n d aarttnl IB# Soviet press chief waa re­ the not* sought to enliat‘Soviet ed by th* Prsa Europe Committ**, or the Boutheaai Asia Treaty Or- Pruridont W. f. Ltea Npmted mb • r tc n U involving m ehfidrei mart said aO arr*a wwra ferring to n italament attributed cooperation, asking thet Russians a private ergaahettosi operating gantiatlon-botk taiEsto §i tetoar m *F H »a Mm4 ooSared Uevod walL" to U. V. Secretary of Stela Dulles tn return any actonufle tostru- is W a d .......... .............-tft: r-wt O* a t o t e *» mS s ’ t »K <» * * ‘ V * tSf ,*• ' V.. a.‘"‘V' MS', i ' Juvenile Judge Reports 22 Cases Jjeard Last Month Homer W. Little * * * Reveals Candidacy Airs. Appleby Head For Commission O f '56 Seal Drive Charity To Benefit From SOKC Profits In Tonight's Race Rev. Earl R Brown Is Guesf Speaker Al Church Sunday Kefauver To Visit Florida Next Week \ t Reds Charge Brink Of W ar Pqlicy V , �’# K tth-A i tb« i n far *■? IKLMAN NORM it Kbeafeewer’i deeltkJa as WASHINGTON un-P m ldaat Cl* « iu m approaahei, the aa* tankowar U rapidly approaching la Kaalf lit t iHuatum wKh- hU personal "D-dey.” And for thia cedant la the history . of political capital,, it will and a b*wey. Her*: Lv a PoIlliarlffuCMtcs SStqf. of an?ir*ll*led wtoltni correspondent, li »«|*ltud#. t af four atorlai daillng Elsenhower's decision on whath* riant aspacti af the dacl* ar h* can and will run for a second ■ factors by which It will tarn presumably await* only an* M ad and the,effects It will thing now-the finding* In hi* Bast phyilcal checkup. For • particular i the lallan. .D A IL Y ' * CRO SSW O RD fa***.“ f tr 1"* mouths M. A speck * Hrrwtk 4 ' eaia ^ IP, Entertain aaiighifutiy 11. A short nap UBouth _ American 7 mountain* 2 CMM LYffC R O S S W O R D i fcsa-A WSStol 52?" <0 . 0*11 out J ;T. OaisOan 0 I. Topes hum / ■Mtog-Mrdi y t.A d d e u p i r»*. Betting* 1 \SC Lata f J t . Varying J rt tf r M. Dip out, s *e water) IT. Tibetan f ast yplianl god (var.y 40. Clip, aa coin edge* * (Oba.) SI. Obtain ■ reason, this will be aa Mutually Important exiriirutlon. li* purposa ii to deter Ala*. ai acciiralaly aa paaatbia, bow Data* bower has stood up under lb* mac* slva weight of the prcaidancy after i full month cVwrrk. Neal Thursday mark* lha end of this month, Tha President's paraonal phyal* elan, MaJ, Gan. Howard Snyder, laid raportara, "No man who la just 4lt months past a heart at* lock la In a position yet to daiar* min* hi* own phyiicsl fllnasa. Ha should have m ort. lima—ill th* time ha needs," Snyder uld, however, that he hopes to complete preliminary tests Feb. !J with tha rast of the elimination the nest day. Then the President plans to lake a brief rest, probably In a secluded forest lodge naar TbomaavUle, Oa. Elsenhower may work out his deci* lion there-tad quickly. "I hop* I ■m not going to diOy dally too long about It," hi said. Some observer* Ip Washington bslalva ka already know* whal ha is goiag to do, but othar* who are eloic to him ara convinced that ha h n made no decision. Tha Prtal* dant himself says h* has not, and that h* will "make tha announce­ ment as quickly as a decision Is firmly reached in my mind," Meanwhile, (ho atmosphere in th* capital Is electric with specula­ tion and debit*, gossip, wishful thinking, rumor and undercurrents of anxiety and aspactaiion, It Is vary much Ilka tha failing in a courtroom whan tha Jury Is about to coma In with tha verdict. If there la a majority guaia, It la that Elsenhower will not run. But th* people who feel that way today usually add, "Last weak, 1 thought Just tha opposite." So do those who now ^ellava he will run. When you ask what brought the dungs of mind, people usually answer, "Well, when ha said th* other day that**." Elsanhowar has discussed the subject in many ways. "1 have to guaai aa to th* next five year*, . . My mind Is not flxad to auch an axtenl that it esn't be changed , . , Where does tha sansa of duty point? .. .'My future Ilf# must be regulated." 17)* remirkabt# fact Is that his political Mends and foes both find eomfort and reassurance In thsi* remarks. Hi* Republican Interpretation: "In effect, he’s saying to the people, 'Here’s my condition. Now if you want to Yolo for ma, I'm available,*. Ha'i balag perfectly honest abflUrlh* situation." a E >4 io d r Mmmzmmu&MMm i i St I*. w. 7r jr You "Wanna” Buy A .B n u ti Now Car? Hava Monty Whtn You Do It? Than Wo Adviat, You Scrulinlxt Our Dtal Btforo You Do II* "Bnvt Dollara At Hollars” A Passenger Cual Jtn Sedan |S300 DOWN . ........ 150.92 Per Month i-iuladM r in , Theft. CollUlon a Iwunncv oh LIFE WHY r a p t- NOT GO TMIIV AlAMHf, M, of Newton Center, H su , and Rayas Alan Jenkins, *|, af Colorado gyring*, Colo, happily calibrate Ibslr first pits* tgurMfcattai vieterfaa la th* winter Olympics at Cortina d'Awpasia, Italy, luag Albright, a childhood poll* victim, won over Carat Hake, IB, ad Oaane Pari, N, despite bruise* from a lag gash «M N f m last weak. J« k taa bad lad lha United gtataa to a 1*1*1 v ttaqr la tha maa’a dtviatoa. . (Jniemtioinl Hadiophatoj Veterans Corner In Service BERLIN, GERMANY • Sergeant First CUss Robert H. Relit, son nl Mrs. Blanche H. Relti, Sanford, re­ cently was assigned to the TTIlat. Army Unit In Berlin, Germany. Sergeant Belli, a supply speci­ alist in lha unit'i Headquarter* Com-pany, antersd th* Army In '" ‘l and has been awarded thet UN - d Korean Service Ribbons, H* is a former student at Tbs Citadel. Charleston, 8 , C, Second LI, John O. Keeling Jr., O 23*1US, Inf-NG of 613 Barite Street Sanford, hai bean awarded a Certificate by Army Extension Courses, Hie Infantry School, for completing a course of study ap­ propriate to the rank of Second Lt, Th* Extension Course Pro­ gram, Th* Infantry School, of­ fers horn* study courses to quali­ fied Infantry Reserve personnel who apply In writing tor Com­ mandant, The Infantry School, ro rt Banning, Gi. Attention: De­ puty Dirsclor for AIC. \ fft of Lake County In' the MPy Democratic primaries, Sheriff Wil­ lie V, McCall hai not announced hie plena but it la generally ballevad ha will run for realeetion. with comparable d4ta from pTevloua esamlnilions. Rut a supremely Important phase of lha check may b* the patient himself—what ha tells his doctors of his feeling* and reac­ tions. Does ha tire raidllyT Does ha have any seboea of pain? Does hi| have feelings of braathlassneisT Hence, th* President's doctor* can only give him a report on their findings end their best Judgment •a to hit condition. F.lsenhower l» 63. If ho serves a second term, he would 1>e 70 at Ihe end, Ihe first man in history to raach that age In lha prastdancy. Life Insurance rnmpany statistics Indicate that 4T par cant of tha man la hia age bracket live to years or more after a heart attack. However, s o m e cardiologists have littl* faith In lUtlitlci. They cite several raisons. Among (hem are Ihe mysterious effects of worry, strain and emo­ tion on Ihe human machine. Doc­ tors ean protect Ihe President pretty well from fatigue and the mechanical effects of hia Job. Rut thay can’t keep him from worrying about the tremendous responsibili­ ties that go with It. Dr. Paut Dudley While, Boston apeclillit who h u been attending Elsenhower, recently mlnlmlitd this factor, "I personally don't think stress and 'strain |i u Im­ portant as diet," he said, lag in full what the Huardi are." As to tha aacond term, Dr. White said Elsanhowar would have to make that decision himself "know- ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF THE 8T. JOHN’S RIVER 1-Hnur Boat Rida 81,50 on S#*Ft. Cruiaar Saturday and Sunday, Boat Leaven At 10 A. M. And 2 P. M. From Moaroa Boat Bowl North End Of Monron Bridge on IMS CRUISER OPEN FOR CHARTER MONDAY THRU FRIDAY Here are authoritative answer* from th* Veterans Administra­ tion to four question* of interest In former servicemen ami their families! Q. My daughter I* receiving VA rnmpsnsatlnn payment*, based on ihe death of my husband, a World War I wtersn. 8 h* Is over IS y p m old. hut shtr (s''attending school. Will Ihe payment* continue during her vacation periods, or will they be stopped when tha is not actually In school. A. The payments will he con­ tinued during vacation1 so Inng as evidence it submitted in VA showing thst she was attending school at the end of one term, and plans to resume her studies ■I Ihe next regular term, Q. I w^snt lo change Ihe bene­ ficiaries of my GI Insurance policy. Mutt I use a VA form for this pur* pose, In order for U» change to be accepted by VA? A. It is not necessary to make Ihe change on ■ VA form, al­ though it Is advisable to do so. You can change beneficiaries by writing VA s letter. Be sure to give your Insuranrc number, full name, address and brunch of ser­ vice. And don't forgot lo sign your request. Q. I want to maka an advance payment on my GI home loan. Ta there sny minimum amount 1 must payT A. Your sdvaaea payment must ba at least tha amount of on* monthly - InvtaUfaaaot,- -or-iltoo— whichever Is leu, " Q. Must a veteran’s blindness be service-connected, In order for him to lie eligible fur special VA ■Ids for the blind? A. Not necessarily. To be eligi­ ble, the veteran must have a compcnsablo service-connected (Us­ ability; LAST TIME TODAY ny BOD HbLTON LKMONT, r«. ifi)—A young ehiroand unmarried praetor, already the foatar af two children orphaned nine year* ago, heads for Idaho soon to collect seven little Indiana whom ah* In­ tends to adopt. The whole happy brood will be turned loose in Dr. Imogens B a r k e r ' * five-bedroom houia which, aha say*, **w# can fix up her# and there to accommodate all nln# children ant a married couple now living with me." "w# all agree It will ba a lot of fun," ah« said “They need help, aiid 1 can giva it to them. That’*'all there li to It. Hr-. "If there la one thing that troubles me, It la that the Indian children will all have to have their names changed from their tribal onea. I frankly admit it’a going to b# soma task to find suitable nau.aa for theta four glrla and thrao boys." Nina year* ago Dr. Barker, 17, took on tha children whoaa mother died In a hospital where sha had been training, Tha ehll. dran, both boys, ar* now 11 and la. Tha Indian children, who ara of th* Rhoahon* tribe, ara from 1 to II years old and lira on a reservation at Fort Hill, Idaho, Dr. Barker said ahe became int­ erested in them when she heard a talk by a missionary at a church In nsarhy State College In this central Pennsylvania re­ gion. Sha. promptly agreed to adopt two children In a family whose difficulties were described as ■cute. Later, however, she found out thsre were seven children. Unhesitatingly, the consented to AT K It i t | l » t s ,.l tlir K o m u l T.ilili' K rm m+mmu-mr S A1,80 1st In Value! lft in 8afet?! OPEN EVENINGS TUX S O’CLOCK N IG H T A W EEK! All pies and cakes are baked by Airs- Bigger*, herself, and either Mrs. Hlggirs or Miss Eve­ lyn personally supervise, the pre­ paration of all roasts and othar difficult disbes. An tntira beef ia quartered, cut and ground In thP Motor's Inn kitchen, arM find* it's way to the dining tables life the form of hot roast bosf or bom*tr Biggers Family M ake SuccescOf Home Cooking A tM o to rs Inn Back In m t Mrs. E. W. (Births) decided to go into th Biggers end her daughter, Evelyn business, decided to go Into biulneu, Hlnce from their first da they had baan cooking for their ara of tha Motor's Inn own anjoyunant soma law year»r tha-BIggari mt r p o and euftiTflered f » d ‘ f o w 'w i i 'i n g ’good home cnokli good food whether eaten at horns nus quantity, and th or in a public dining room, they has grown steadily i presents many problems," ssyl Mr*. Bigger*. "Every eight hour* Ihe stiff of cooks and waitresses have to be changed, and the menu must be continuous with even breakfast being served 34 hours a day. In Ihe same building with Motnf* inn ia the Beil Standard Seryiro, operated by William T#Bell and R. J Sreaffer, also F 24-hour, <Uy«*nri*niiht operation. Cocktail Dane* Dins to Hour in th* Dinner 6 to 7:30 Bamboo Room Muaic Phon* Sanford 1200 for Dinner Reservations __________ Main Dining Room Breakfast Dalieloualy Waffles or Hot Cnkes With Ham, Sauiaga or Bacon - - - at the ROUND I D TABLE S T IL L STA CKS IT H IG H M B ? H e * W h a t Yon Eat— E a t A ll You Want! Oft* Servedw 11 >30 a. m. to tiJII p, «. ■;nn p, m. to 1 tO0 p, at With a Quarter Pound of a i l Magnolia N*at tha Rita Celery Clly Grill “THE RETURN OF JACK SLADE” _ MTABHINft . Our 8fie Lunch Menu Changes Dnilv Pull Course g i ,;j Sunday Dinners I Try Our N, Y. Cut Delux Steaks Glass Fountain Rt. 17-93 at Rt. 436 (Apopka Rd. Caisalharry Lions mast fn onr Private Dining Room each 1st end 3rd Thursday..,, -/i Op#n T a. m. to Midnight Com*—On—JDown . ‘ To Tho — JOHN KRIC90N COMING 8UNDAY COCKTAIL IUR and Packags Slbra Hi’way 17-93 at Lengwood Rd. MliNray Sanferd-Orlande r -H Q U IC K SANDWICH SHOP * S S E R V IC E - G O O D FO O D CURB or DINING ROOM Sfith at Park Open SiSO a, m, to IStIO p, m. tho food is not Just GOOD.......... but Good and PLENTY at MOTORS IN N Super ‘Burger* and Sloppy Joe's — - a t ----- R*uU 17-03j U-mllen North of tho Zoo Don & Geri'g OPEN 24 HOURS “ g f e j - w Raaaturant and Cafe Lengwood Open Evenings • Closed Sundays Rar and Carry • Out Favorlt* Premium Boer Complat* Chango of Menu Dally Dinners from 85c 25c Official Dog Race Programs 1st C U S S ? 1st In Saleal AT PUT M THM CAM are four xurrlvors of 8 ve miba bora to tha Polar bear at tha too In Nuernberg, Germany. While they all hava sharp claws they manage not to hurt each other during their frolics. TM, to the tsrnnd Mm In two years a Polar Uttar has arrived. LEA ST O N E New Owner and Managtr STARTS TOMORROW Lenient alto bar* offered to lend n hind with donation* of money, clothing, food inti household goods, i Why should • young, unmarrl-1 *d woman undertake such great *ttrtj'.-"»ibllitiM I i "They need help, and 1 can giva it to them. They need re­ ligious and othar training! I can give it to them. Their people need religious training, and 1 Intend to tend th* children to Bible schools that they might return someday and giva that training to thalr peopla." | Prescription for Family Harmony Bill Niland a . i H ^ r - -------= r r r a f i r ; ' the u id , "I haven’t told my parents about adopting all sever, 1 haven't the nerve. But I'm aura they'll be glad to hear the new* anyway. Her parents live In White I’laiue, Md., where l)r, ft'iv**, was born. Dr. Barker said «he eapeeta to go to Fort Hall neat month, Shs will bring the children home in a etationwanon which a car dealer in thla town of about 1,000 ponulstlnn supplied- at apeclat bargain terms. Other butlnasa and professional man m Have you et yet? — than try TRI-HI BERGERS L»0»N*G DOGS SHRMP BOATS iad other seed thiaga at— LUSTER’S D O G G IE D IN E R Cmiotre Club Head to Lab* Mary. Oppealta PahMa Beach • Touchton'sFirstLuncheonette • St. hi Magnolia Open Dally I a. m. to 10 p. m.i Bun t a. m. to 10 a. ■ BREAKFAST with ua from a :00 a. m. DINNER —> Full Course Maala 11 a. m. to • p. m. 70c to $1.00 SHOPPERS' SPECIAL 70c Complete Menu Chango Dally C s il �THE SANFORD HERALD Than. Feb. 9, 1950' Pag* a F440LB1*) T / . I TtXDXXi 1 —------ -*>4 V D»so(ywouuo VHOLDTHE A S 8C.OC6 6 V SAYIM3 p y f f SOME-< C S ' r B u ro A a m e t siM P u v -w sr v STABTED-'—W S tl BE A HAuA-HOUS* TWMiyA. man p l a c e d on p r o b a t io n BUT Of* M PHOfM3 MB c o u o m .'^c O A f is n v e s N B tv a ACTUAU.V KNEW 1 AMO 9aV9N-TVM /ACMrf*U>5M9»vl ilLPQ A m m an JOHN UlO tOtPATtlCK neft) 1* shown with retired Gen. Ludua D. Clay, after accepting the post of chairman of "The National Cltltcna for Elsenhower Organisation” at a news conference In New York. The group haa been reactivated for the IBM campaign. Gen. Clay la a member of tho organisation's advisory commutes. (international} NEW YORK if—A transconllnentel telephone call to police hero early today — taring that an ap­ parently hysterical W6uUo had called Beverly HUla — lent olflcera to the apartment of a young bru­ nette who had taken ileeplng pills. The New York Dally Newa aaid the call from Beverly HUla waa made by producer Fred Flnkelhoffc, former huiband of atnger EUa Logan. >* The attractive brunette, Cynthia Sargent, 23, of 3 E. $3rd St., Man­ hattan, waa Identified by tho Newa aa a Broadway actren, Mrt, Cyn­ thia Douglaa Sargent, divorced from television writer Herbert Sargent. The woman, quoted by polled aa aaylni aha had taken two atnplng pills and bad had "a couple of drinks,’* waa taken to a hospital. Doctora applied what they de- TAMPA WV-Mleah I t j l J r glcs, formsr Plant Utah fcTuwl principal who pleaded guilty - »» forging checks on school fundi, was placed on (lro yearn >pro* ballon yesterday. \,ijj Rugglea bad roado restitution of the 12,800 lunchroom 4MK* aga. Ho ia a former ’ deputy ihcrlff and police officer. scribed as a "partial atomacji pump-" .] Police said (he woman — whom i they listed only at Cynthia Sar­ gent — was hysterical when they <j arrived at her apartment. Some neighbors were with her.Police said the California caller —whose name they understood aa Ed Finklchoffe and on .whom they had no further Identification — told them that the womfn had takan an "overdose of pills.** Tho man, whose call was received at 1:40 a.m„ waa quoted aa aaytof,.. i { the woman had Just told *ve» him nun l* as# V phone conversation aha had taken ' ft A MAUTf / aWOUNDTOX ^ r-^ T LOOK SO ( Y VNKTUBAIT/ TWI* MOTWSlOTfR BAG WILLKVtP MV FEET WACMj L TONIGHT ---- ' JMACT-irj I FREEZING S COLD L SURE PEELS GOOD ON MY TOOTSIES - i IX fftALLV PtfPWPCD I TONIGHT Don’t tnke chnnccs with your rnmaneo! Give B u l l gift that goes Htrnlght (o the henrt of your Vnlentin e . . . n perfect present front TOIJCHTON’8. We*r* just filled with romuntic Menu for heart-stealing gifts—eo, come in todny and choose a gift that will he boiler Uum a love letter for telling how much you care. _______ OIARK* MYAMtSO.. YOU HAVE COMe IN ,, AH»NK TO MY WtTMtfTrtKJl^TOU WUZ Y BUT. ON t i f m in k UFA I i AA sT m m REVLON' Whiting’s Vellum Stationery $|-49 IM sue* ow ir. 101) SHEETS 50 ENVELOPES gamin ! FLASH ANtF the n o v s a s * > MlNO- HELP Y t prisons** gy I * Coty "24" U P STICK With Face Powder v a n ity ; $125 NEW STOCK Costume Jewelry . QUEEN a h i k a ! J w SCHIAPARELLI d e n t in e g if t SUGGESTIONS CAR, TRUCK MEET IIEADON COTTONDALE (A — An automoblla and a pulpwood truck met headon yesterday nn U.S. 90 near eorporated into a public ichool ays- btra, killing four persons. tam waa at St. Louis In 1>7I. They were Identified by Stale Trooper W. H. McNight aa Jamei E. Carroll, OroatvLw; Ernest Pur­ cell, 13. address unknown Francis Robert Healy, 23. Fort Worth, Tex., and Edward Tenner, 10, Marianna. #Tst Kindergarten Begun Decade A go Wla. (ft — One All through thla centennial year I ATERTOWN, Ired years ago a pretty young v a r l o u a Wisconsin educational the idea that little children can learn through play. Kindergartens — the German name for "children's garden"—are now accepted aa i vital part of ■ducatlon. noorics of education aha had Shortly after organising her learned back to Hamburg, Ger­ ichooi Mrs. Schun visited friends many, fiom Freldrieh Froebtl, in Boston, where rho met Mlaa fender of the kindergarten move­ Elisabeth Peabody, an educator la credited with popularising the ment. kindergarten. line husband, destined to e a rn In 1M0 Min Peabody founded a • distinguished career aa e sol* the country'* first English-speaking ller, Journalist and political lead- kindergarten. alre.-dy waa busy to the af- The Schurt family left here to Lira of the newly farmed Repuls- ISM for Milwaukee, From then un­ |c * a party. til her death to lari Mrs. Schun ^The little group eonraraed to followed her brilliant huabind’i 3»rman aa the children learned many places of residence. Though :olora through use of yant balls, to frail health, aha carried the b{wed geometrie figures with story of the ktedergartea to teach* vqoden blocks and eang "Mutter •Me*'.* (aongs at mother). llolaUvea end frieoda noted the group's frequent lueettogi end uked (has their pneehoed children m. allowed to Joto the cessions. DANNEMORA, N. Y. UK- Extortionltt Joey Fay, former labor leader who became the cantor of a political scandal while behind ban, left Clinton Priioa swiftly and silently early today. After eight years to prison, the aging Fay hurried through the cold dark Into a limousine where hla wife awaited him to front of the grim, gray walla of the state's “Siberia." However, reporters and photog­ raphers trailed the car to a garage about eight miles down the high­ way toward Plattsburgh, and there Fay talked a little. . Asked whether he had feat weight BU Y IN G A CAR? JATH rOWOEUS PERFUMES COLOGNES U P STICKS pONSON LIGHTERS KODAKS f o u n t a i n PENS \ 11.25 AB30RBINE JR. 70c 1 5 Iba, EPSOM SALTS 29« !< Pt. MINERAL OIL 38« V 100 HODARTS ASPIRIN 17e A 00e DOANS PILLS 4fle ) 91.25 CREMOMUL3ION 91.13 \ 00c SWAMP ROOT B4e y , 45c LISTERINE ft TOOTH PASTE 2 for 50e 60c MURINE 54« A 91.00 HALEY'S M O 88* jf 65c COREGA 59e 45c CASTORIA 39« Nothing But The BEST i 1 a Where your health la cancans* ed — nothing but the beat I* good enough. And when ye# bring your preecrlptlons to us, you can be ante of getting the beat service possible — the finest of profeealonal skill . . • the finest of quality drugs. Yet yow par >’ worw—ofte» La*— for year asedlclaa became our prkea are baaed fairly upon tho coat of the lagredleata plus e aodsst fee for professions! eery vice. �Have You Made Survival Kit? hate fifd t* The true P*?V«f > * sweeawth m gfid sundry pUrne concern Inf the O tU e of conducting • Community In Sanford. eoamittee w u i t one tin e eraated to into the 'pro* and eons of *§taMi*Wni • on**time-a>year fund raising am * . but nothing of matirial value a n a tho findings of thia committee even jh many hour* of hard work were utiin gnthering the data, ailing end at* i t meetings* inviting organiutlone to the discussions, and planning a possi* ganiotion. mty of work h a been put into the ei* Blag the feasibility of • community c h a t Sanford but the results have not been Reaming, probably beaus# of tho leek Mftreet of organisations that could parti* fa in the benefits ef such an anited af* rhe piaa ef m e tin g a community cheat Id put late one hnup effort tha numerous ■Hdnattng organiutlone which derive f t funds from public solicitation. There IP be one budget setup and one gigantic re oehstituting lav the numerous drives d<we new have. A t tha eoneluaion af such a gigantie af* tl finds derived from tha ona-timM -yar assign would ba alioatad to tha various m dual uueca and orgaalutlons depend* ’<’upon publle support If seme omorgency existed and additionbmda were needed, a spade] drive er ap* it iheirasinase firms and individuals of San* ffv ite d for funds — it’s every organisation, gvary sense for Itself. Each one has its own .*rJMhddna] fund-raising organiutlone and v’J»m ae/appeals, ait out ampalgna, and sates. & (Rid every one of them need tho f u n d s , ■ Shay ore beneficial to the welfare of our I1 eommunHy, they serva those wbt otherwise mould aot raeeiva help. r ^ jr- W a’i# lev the ergenhetiene, r r ary owe ad DBfWTj« | But whet we aan’t teem te andentead ******* flood* of sempatgna with T ilt Sanford Htrold man apd individual! a n yirtuaL'y “wiidted to death” for o e h eubeeriptione, merchon* diet, prime, advertising, and what boro you, moat tinea with varying degrees of prewar*. How th a n buefneeemen, merchants, pro* feeelonal people oad other* manage to Con­ tribute ao liberally and in practictlly ovary instance ia beyond battvtaf and Isn’t under­ stood. Undoubtedly, all of ttaa# good folks would prefer to make their oontributlona in one lump sum, at om time, and for a com­ bined budget of all of the organisation* that depend upon pubUe support Ho one, w t are euro, will dispute tho fact that each so* of tho souses oiling on Son* ford people for contributions ie worthy, deserving, and oB of tho oethritia very necessary end desirable for the economic benefit of the community as e whole, and ortainly beneficial to the special group that it serves. The eommunHy sheet Mm Is merely en HEW YORE— I don't want te effort to put business end common sens* embarraia anyone, but quick now, when waa the leat time you op Into tha fund-raising part of tha programs *d your Bible? of tha various organization! ailin g for sup­ I am Holy BcrtptureacoBscbmi port of ths community, today becauaa 1 have b a n poking W« realise that there are soma organisa­ around In the affairs af Aa tions who don’t like the eommuntty cheat Amarlou Bible society, which I d a and they won’t have anything to do haa • building hi Fourth Avenue end a huge warehouse up to Ae with any setup that even resembles the com­ Bronx where, the la at time people munity cheat They Ilka to play tha field looked, A m were more th u their own way, with their own program, 100,000 Biblea, IN,OSS Teatamsata their own committees, and their own cam­ and more Asa 11.000 Biblical re­ paign. Yaa, they like to nw their own ptans cord! tor the blind. and methods, shout from tho housetops Those figures, however, rep ■ent quantity | th« quality ta con­ about their own program being mors vital tained In Aa society's library at than the ether, do their own soliciting, and Park Avenue, where there are keep the entire proceeds from tha all out more Aan 10,000 different Bible* to a Aonaand languages, ranging effort Why Sanford and tha Sanford area does­ from Eiklmo dial,eta to PJtlanb JatJara, which ta not a new parlor n 't join hands, aa far as beneficial organi­ game but rather a tongue epoku sations are concerned, and make one huge by certain Australians. campaign for funds each year to servo every According to Margaret T. Hffla charitable and beneficial organization, wa Ae tall, slender, animated llbrarIan ef the aoclaty, it’a e eoHectloa Jutt a n ’t understand. which ta alee probably ta rivaled Such an effort will allow our leading only by A# British end Foreign eitlaena who are eatlad on time and time s- Bible aoctaty, to London. galn to h a d th e a campaigns to devote "There are a number ef librar­ more of their time to their business or pro­ ies to America that have more fession which ht turn allows them to make collectors* Tint*' than wa do," m Kin aay, * little ruefully, more meaty sod sham with those who are MI "—far tartence, we have inly two tu need. le iv ti af a Gutenberg Bible—but Why erpmleatlssw are not willing to to* we're very proud ef our 'Ameri­ sept their - share, tho asm# amount that can Arris', inch a* Ae BUet Iswould bol raised in an individual campaign. dies Bible, fires printed ta all of yrsK-ts? H *_______ Thurediy, February 9, 1056 TODAY*! BIBI.B Y1 MR VrincM have persecuted me without e lie i but my haart atsndsth in awe of thy r l —faalma 119:161. «ds Treating U.S ’S W IAMM MA110W ^ m eilto U u M W — The ReCi H m heea toeatiif Aa United M|ta* Uke a donkey, betting It m r Aa bead with Ae attek ef In itto , trying to Uad tt atoog • S ' ydfnee AC UM, d#»th e< Jnwph teslA ., uiA bis perpeht.l growl, tt* RtuaAaa hava »witched from tert? to aka atto back ag.le, with Mkt BHMlmate, A* Oovit (vn ltiillx Joiaed Frostdi bower Id Ae deoeva turn log. Thar* Utay were u tbit Ae wktful begin happy dayi wars h»r* i Hu» U drotrpmd A s e picked ap tha itick at MoIote* » ,nt b, cV to n ,h# m|n|at(r,< m< lhoaM nolh)ng hid th l, 8 f f i 2 . fS22e to it2 d, 5 h£?.,e; 2 ' •«<» c STh!^iDM?t2 lhtv.rt wllT W 1,0,1 N,klu khruib ffvi JJtchTdwordi 4t Qen,v' w,u»Kl J a n q A A a y isam* to play by ear. ,0 ^ e m A t K 5}7ht l l te »i tu mi "an Khnilhchiv denounced Oewgl HiAnkov, whe lueceedad 10 ,Ur ^ troubl* 1 B g A T T i 8ul*Jtlin dH ct »* » j fiPA L «f "peaeiiul eoexliteflce" p)*y*d etralght man t< jBorfW saaiul economic competl- chev'i laugh guy. Bret! M k V l e was bounced ta favor of aivangamant. Wbtnaver i l Bulganin Tab. g. less. »Ua* wantod to switch f l P l i M S day Foralfn Mtaliter b*bA due, Bulganin, wh V liK lIa A ta v took the tough lina "«m* * caUtag, sould « a A iT h a istd Aa BovJcti led Ae untie, B B tS to ta i ta A* H-bomb raco. Tho Ruitiim lort *em< ■ F ittu ie d A s, United Itatfi of anywiv-whan Ilienhowi IfiPsW cE, H* warned Ae Ubltnd •} Q*nav* hi* aertU Itatto) ast to puik too hard. p l« «<1 Bovlata T W JU hlA , Altamataly flare* <!«*"• « *■« »l»o»t M ike Animal to puiila As Wart a Utile more, luddenly began mentioning Irietedly relatione and BUeahower1* good tatantlona, ' The Rada, having tolled to hedge Aa Ualtod Otatea wiA Ae treaty carrot, pulled the rtiek out from behind Ae door. Ne eooner had Riaenhower reJacled Ae tolendahlp treaty Ain Ae Red Chloeae got Into Ae act, «i Aey had bees doing on cod off all year. Their tot alga mtaleter, Chon laUi, threatened to take Fornoae. DtfUTT P1RI MARgRAL CHOSEN TALLAHASSEE (g>) Appolntmant ef K. H. Ryu ef Rt. M deputy fir* marshal in Ae Tamp* /laid office waa an­ nounced yeatorday by gtato Treas­ urer and fir* Marakal] U rrn . Ryu ia g retired engineer. Ie will supervise Uquaflad petroleum gaa initallatlone end regulation of eipUdvae. Tb* Tempt field office handlea fire marshall bnataaae far II Central flerlda eouatlea, D U P L IC A T E |» B R ID G E TACHT C U » Thufstiap T:4B p. ra. v l IS il for Inform al ,H . II0.W -;r 'M tu m m o .fl o m d a g g w u e e n ic u u n > - ,u m d iu a ic ■ m o m ra c A T iiu c n u *, , w Chicken Pox Victim Should Be Isolated 4ri*fcWASH!HGT0N MARCH OF. EVENTS ------- ■ ■ Ham* lis ts OppstM sa I Cotifsmle Alans tlats !#<*• 19M C satiltista'v _ _ _ jThrs* Polanlkl Chtlces Iperief IS Central Preec-AicorioHon ’ TrrAIHWOTGH—One ai the mete etrioue problems faring nutty ,V f at the potential caodldetee for A* prealdaney this year ta op*1 position to thalr home atetea. Potiueoa fart that aotld horn* atats support st a national convention ta virtually a necessity for ratting the nomination. Leek of It ban knocked more than on* candidate out before. And meet ef ths major esmpelgnere er* te i f ths tnubt* ae tMe toorw ^ * Take the Republicans, far tartans*, tf President KtaenhoT.wr derides to step (town. Th* three moaU dtaoueead eendidatee all com* from California-* Vied President Richard Nixon, Chief Justice Earl Wairen, and Senator William Knowtand. If War.’* Ae Amerleai." ran were to give the .word, A* atetea' dalagatas If you wander around Mill Hllta* would probably fine up behind him. Howtvtr, tf ho priiod collection, you will find renelaa adamant egataat running, A* oAar two n e b Menu ac this: i m Ftihle Californians would probably fight It out wiA e printed to Venice to Latin by divided delegation not at all unl.kely. Franclieus Krnner d* HaiAntn v The problem ta much the asm* In A* Democratic and Nlenlam do Prankforrlla: the Stmp. In Tenneiaee, Gov. Frank O. Clement will first Gospel printed to TahIHan try to get the delegation pledged to him rather (In lain, with the help of Ae king Shan support presidential aspirant Senator Etta* of Tahiti!, tho first Bible printed Ktfauver. In the Gilbert lilancto (to IMS, _ V> New York Gov. Averen Harriman hta rounded with a little praii tent down from Vp good auppsn from eouaty chalnAan to A t auta, but ha has to Hawaii to Apalang) and Ae Net buck * group ai Democrats headed by former secretary of A* Air Perea Matthew edition printed ta Fores Thomas K. Ffatatter who favor Adiel ateventon. This group, 1448 In Clearwater, Ore., oa e tneludlng Mr# Ann* Roaenburf and Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, will preu cent up from HeweH. pommand wide aupport The collection wa, started 140 Stevenson himself woal here a walkover in Itltooti although ths yrara. ago, when the American oppoiltlon ta him A irs If much Hm pronounced. Down,tat* Demo* Bible aoclety waa organ!,ad. and jcratia leaders are sol al aa hippy with th* way a * cook eouaty H’a no* Just a collector’* item. !<Chicago! party chief* are handling affair*. And As main Itevtnaoa Ite purpose U to make available drive comes tr m tha Oook county group. r~~ for ready referente roptaa of ai many Bible text* and tranilatlona A CALIFORNIA FORTRE ?—Don’t be aurpriied If As White Houm announce# to the near future that FrealdenC SUenbower wifi taka a at poiilbla. "ft alio aervei ae a manorial," aprifif vacatta# at F ate Springs Critf. toaidera jredirt that tho aaaotmoament wifl soma Aortly after Mla« Hill adde, "to the thousands of men and women whe have Dta’a mid-wteuery modtaal checkup, which u expected to giva tho' struggled to learn atranga and Chief teeeuttve ea O X to resume playing full rounds of gett. Thoao who a n ptedtating that iko wui Joumty Palm s, uiually hllhcrto-unwritten Tan- has* their naaeatot M then potato: Mr. Elienhower thonughl guagei, In order that Aay may vtstt Is the tomtd California dtaert retort two years eg* give to others Ae words at Ae wb« he west Aar* at Aa bahaat ef hie frtand, Paul O. Hoffman. Bible ta a language Aey can un­ The yam Sprtags stisute ta certy spring is more salubrious thee der,tand." A lt of Auguete, Os* e**Maf oAar gomng holidays for the Prartdaat For 81 y arn A* eoelety and It* Jh* desert p t is wgMsaUy saeludad t* auura him compute privacy. library were housed to a blocksquare, alx-rtory building to down­ • ANOTSm TWMreu cm supset Ae BaaUgon a naaw ito te* town Manhattan—which oily iw- quasi this yaw M ssaarsarteail pemUaton to draft youtha Into Its aently wa, cold to Cooper Union a sw fssa m ifiii^ But, sapeeteAysAe* this lea aetinnsi alaettaa Institute. Hi etmoipber* has be* fear, yea see inset CWgma to rajact the raquaat oooe mete. described Auily by Mark Twaini A ISIIitOaagrees toetatad that As timed tortaa would have to "to tha fifth atory I lowed all itfA l.se vataateaw en raenitto ta Ite program of giving young mm torts of competitor* setting type ta all manner nf birbiroua lantsget. Among them the Revarend ether Agaplui, a Coaaack by blrA and a priest ai tb* Greek eburcb, was a t t t l n g u p t h e Qsipeta to teagledof hta work looks like aver i many elegant Hiking wersto aut oa a aprea. "Tbqy have 1,1M matrices tor As Arable characters] ear alpha­ bet and aeeompaaytaf potato re­ tire only about so. faaey as A l t to VMvorsal Military Training sad saw* *Wo printer prewttog Areush wtA A wUl say ao. e earn with 1,100 boxes to H and hoping to Uve Ae allotted peart ai to ta l" Th*society wet begt*toUUto pul m a a into American hemes » * * • Brtttah supply had bees cut off by A* Revohittew and A* War of tail. It had Ita work cui S E M IN O L E P A R K R A C E W A Y to J . . "Ik e Oimtiry Chib ef Tretototg TreekeP* “NURSP- nvice wi e. uik w. nc AmepiuNce i DR. FRANK K. SAUNDERS OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN tie v o D s dettrurihre potential of stomk at ■w u af « pavement n««s: tack ttoci above A* problem s Ham you mad* * survival hit to individual safety meaturee. protect you u i l u t tho hydrogen It ta a colleetiv* problem: Ttora W-lbT tote ef etvfllied maaklad, aot thiv FrdbaHy aot file of A* cWilted tedtridual. t Peopl*' who lhro ot> At sJg* of *U - iT poitist itike. V* t Right to tlm* tear tk* everyone building a survival kit the astwar muit Da * world aacwer laUtog dirk, Bo tt it vith ui. Wt and turning his automobile Into e for If w* have leaned aaythiij k m dwelt m many jreirs taw portable bomb shelter Is Ait It is to Ata geaerattas, w# hava laarsw tindtr th* paO of potential atomic a step baek toward fear, a atop that Aar* can he no final ttdWdud death At* wt bavt btegmt teeoa- awky from hops. security ta aa lataeur* world. Only « tow days ago anoAer tomtd to Ut shadow. The belt wrvtval hit ta ft, It had to b* that war. No hu­ expert told a congressional sub­ troublad atomle age eta he car committee that a single H-bomb man bring eat rtmalt trlfhttHd about easily by anyone to forever; Ha eamot tadurt a par* could destroy e metropolitan area tied and contaminate 100,000 square pocket, tt doeiat require a *«▼ meant panic. opener, and It wlS auitato ya« I t tt ta wt hart come to look miles wfA radioactive fallout, taegar ftaa a besemaat toll a wt * tor At tUvtr Using A At mortal to the face af such utter devasta­ groceries. muAroom Alt first towered A of what real value are auto- At a matter of tori, tt fit* read! terror over HireAlasa. Today wt tion mobiles stocked wiA groceries? Of ly into Ae heart, aid Jus tar » ,« a n fewer nightmare* trtr what even are mountain hidea­ year*. It ta the "fleraas aa tta atomic power win do to utanhAd. wket waysof concrete caverns in At Mount." Wtrpnfer to draam what it eaa do for mankind. Therefore it eeaaa at o rode shock whan as atomic expert so*gaita it wuold he a good idea tor every American to stock hit ante* mobile wiA a week's supply of groeerlta and water' against the possibility of atomle stuck. The export, Dr. Itsfford L. War* ran, director of atomic energy at At University of Call* building ef As grts canal, ISO,- projects forata it Angtlta, revealed he 000 Bible* ware provided tor peo­ has doneLot so At list two years. ple moving west ea esnalboats. This bts reached a point over "to addition to eannsd goods," the yean where, Mt long ago, ho said during an Interview la the society distributed mere Aen Detroit, "1 have bottles of water, 11 aflltae Bible*, Tsttamanta and e eaa opener, a hatchet, blankets, Ooepela ta 144 Assuages t* people pliers, e tow rape and a ft-by S-foot •heat of canvas la tho trunk." ta 41 countries ta e year. to the Bronx warehouse la one Obviously, Dr, Warren believes Ram Act A af mere thea piss­ la being prepared, and every man, ing Interest. Piled high to the of course, has t right to his own e*U|ng, are e million copies of Ae safety meaauros. Holy Scriptures—printed A Bus- But me eaa only hope Ait an slut. Not many Bibles have filter­ impressionable populace will re­ ed behind A* Iron CurtaA to re­ frain from lei* to* to follow hla n rn i cent years, but Ae eoelety has example. Canned groceries are ae doubt that It will get rid of high enough already, and If lag §fn to aQ its eurplua A ao time at sH million Amarleana tried to stock- h WHY PAY M ORE? BOTTLED G A S $ £ .0 0 m im * ciuraen NO n e T A U A IM N C H A M , SA N F O R D G A S C O to fUHNTI Hie lU U tr ROOM 0 PADDOCK BOOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE- teOd may leal ■ and /have a etigtrt fever a day er tww ^before tee familiar rtrin rath ep- » » " ““ Seminole County Records DBase ASm ef Cal R* Meek ■ BieeFh. 4e> OehleM Oterei In* ie C A Irleenn caaiaS Frob ef will Re: Jey R Lylee. PatL i Hunt nt »■ IKtdea M lirnu*. trie l Haniell, enetn ■A CiiuSVL nsM*Ttl e t u i * Oeere* _ H ScMrne^ *t un *t ua te nerlee J n . Mlee’x l)!^ 4 u lifjn ? B n r h ,a e t u s Da. Marry R U orlsn *t an t* Lawrence THuri Welt* *> us Lewrene* Weis* « n X B erry X Warlen #t n in:;.,r,S5r*sv,.,i east, Jernee tf Melthtws M ea te riel •J e h n iMete*»■ as--n o tie M cintvfe «t ua I# R er% man S W e,tel et u t Bdwan C S tern e, *t ua le MlltaM Water, #, u«. ,*mt A M,rten.lt* ,t ui te CMham O TtMnr In« -'•i . t.hiiiiiin D IS T R IB U T O R W ANTED n - h a r , W Wllltam* .1 ,1 te Ceun- Tremendooa Ineoma yearly poaalbla National Company, the lar­ g e i manufseturar at Atir par­ eaten food products affords ■infktnn whaitey D»»ln a pa ,o ticular Fall tear Fire Cant, lav Bna, opporuuuty to ambitious maa for local butinais dealing to ■ F'I? W h » ti» r »*vii» * e«Rnk. t ti atiantial, nationally advertisill River Ft** Can,* *d products- Can ha handled to w in Btei-kton Wtiatt.v Pavtn 4 Co te spare hours at start If deated. Bmteii Ftea r.nte Sav Fnk a,,*n Honesty, application *teckten Whitt,* p . - l n ( On te peodability mors ■etlon FI*, C,Dt) S«* Bn*, .ucn tain past sxperlinc*. wilti, Putin,* .« oi ta Mlit Ittt, •1 credit plan snsbta* rapid In* Co a tMN»t Ink nf Or1 ta t Lawla Co. sxpsnslon. This is a busineta ,(l Odh*m e T ula* Tae ta A Marten- on a high plans for blgb type •It* at ut man ef ehararter. . . _ lA T U F ic n a ti Applicants must have approxi­ Zy •** B11 , a Loan A„a la mately *3300.00 ersdsntiai; tnd 0 ,a r» * c Bradshaw at a , U»,r* E Marian *t ut t» charUa references will ba fumlAtd by _a 1 f Lawr, MoraeaCo•!IncUtta Loot* a Harr), company and expected eppll«*“•? A.carls necemiT. ExJ f #1 US 1 csptlonally high weekly Income Immediately poiiibl* with rapid _ MiacBtLAiraere tacressi aa burinats la — afka Kathryn(hart*, pint dad. Prefer ippUcanta i n»*av »-•>»*pt«| U*aor, plat In* Aorta, to eventual aarataj ef target Curve Hamas. pint to tts.ooo yearly. Afi that qulred la Aa wlUingMM Ity to follow simple ctioea* Eg, you c ,r ef a»mi!!«ii» ri, MORTflenBe Stork,en Whatter I<)irlln(tite „«» ■t.rkten wh»H,r P i t t Rtrar Fire n ,.tn * e* le nnk, p»*,n a Oe ,n rent, a,v Rnk. H*n IltikVu (ttua. (aeaaaal If “k a a f e g j a.— “*• Spaded. C H IC K D A Y I 5e Each For Red Cockerels' 1 WITH THE PURCHASE OP P U R IN A C H IC K ST A R T E N A . F R ID A Y hr m o L T - m r u . ao fast �THE SANFORD HERALD Thar*. F#b. 9. 1988 P i |i 5 Anna Barbara provided nuptial music, Mr*. H o iienm k. granddaughter of Mr, and Mr*. F. J. Zartman, Longwood, attended Beloit Memo­ rial High.School. Mr, Roggemaek graduated from Bosroe High Sehool before enllslog in the U. S. Army, where he eerved hie country in the Far Eatl and''l(t[fra, earning the *llv»r »iar and purple heart. He I* now con­ nected with Modern. Metal*, Love* rarkV jg, . .. A jtew p tlo n wa».- held at the k o ^ v -'o l'ilr. and Mr*. Darwin Petty. Father Lawson Is Guest Speaker A t Auxiliary Meet The Woman’* Auxiliary of Holy Crns* Episcopal Chureh met af 1 .*0 p.m. at tha parPh houie reeendy. The meeting * a i called to order by Ml** Carol Stone, preildent Mr*. Hawkin* Connelly then con­ ducted the devotional During Iht hmlne** meeting Ml** Btone read lhank you note* from H)e rector and h!» wife thanking Ihe auxillaxy for tha gtfl* given them at ChrDtm#*. Mi** Stone then told of the plan* for the Shrove Tuesday Silver Tea being sponsored hy the auxiliary on Feb. 14 at the parish house from 3 to S:J0 p.m. She a*ked all member* to rte*»» Invite their #ri»nd» nf the church ai well a* other acquantance*, Mr*. A. B. Petcr*on Jr. then Inirndured Father Lawann form St. BarfiUCTi' 'Epiicopal CHdrch. DeLand. Falher I-awr.on spoke on the missionary work being done in I.iberia hy the Order of tha Holy \t the conrlttsion nf the meeting tei wa* served by St. Ann’* Chap J o r a Valentine yuMt jt rafwy \ V Former MissTyre Feted Recently Rites By Mrs. Hudson Z a r l m a n ,koggensack R e a d S a t u r d a y A fte rn o o n The Orlando United Pentecostal Church wai the scene of the wedding ot Mil* Carol Sue Zirlman and LeMarr Roggemack. at 2 pm- Saturday afternoon, Feb. 4. In the.presence ,of eid*e friend*, end member* of the family, the dauahur of Mr. arid Mr*. Carl Zarlman,,Beloit Wl*. and the son ot Mr*. L. M. Roggemack and the late Mr. Roggemack, Roscoe. ID., *poke their wedding vowa before the Rev. E. Ruth Grant. « , „ “ • be*t " T min ! : »foe« Mr.• Roggeniie*. R o .« * « J k wria ■-». *' . V ■f f . Mr*. Q. B. Hudson honored the former Mi*i Shirley Tyre, who wa» Out-of-town guest* trending t wedding were; Mr. md Mr*, Ci married Sunday to J. W. Maddox, Zarlman, Min Linda Zartman, 3 with n shower recently in her and Mr*. Pwaine Dell, all home. Beloit, Wli; Mra Patsy Webb, Si Arrangementi ef pink flowera Mr. and Mr*. Ceorgo * v . | were uied in Ihe living room while JJ” * Jot**1. Mr*. Linwo in Ihe dining room refreshment* of Dyehe*. the Rev. and Mr* J. ice cream and cup cake* were Barberall of Orlando; Rich* served from a lace covered table, Zartman, Mr, and Mr* F. J. Za A beautiful bouquet of yellow ™,n * J - n.’ - G™n‘' ® flowers centered the table and S Ir *wtV-tlt;,tIX’iin #hf*rd’ randies and flowera were used on Gr,n1, 4,1 ot Longwood. the buffet. The newly-wed* are honcymm Purlng the course of event* con­ ,lniB.lnloJt Wli .but . . . .* » » b*, n >">■ test* were pliyed and priics won by Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Mr*. Camelia Little and Mr*. Milton Wyatt. Guest* Invited to be the honnree were Mr*. W.W. Tyie, her mother; Mrs. Maddox, the groom* mother; A SPRING STYLE FASHION SHOW wa* plnnnrdhy tho executive hoard of the Offlrer* Wlvr* Club Mrs. Ada Hopkins, Mr*. P. H. yesterday at the home of Mr*. K. J, Mill*. Showmleft to right nre, Mr*. C. F. Pitlon. Mra. L. A. Guiil Wyatt. Mr*. Milton Wyatt, Mr*. J. ry, Mra W. J. Thomas, Mr*. K. J. Mill*. Mra. J. II llrnr. Mia. l>. I>. Ilnll, Mr*. It. J. Blown and on tho C. Pavl*. Mr*. Camelia Little, Mr*. floor, Mr*. J. W. Hill and* Mra. 11. A. Hall. (StaffPhotn)____. R. L. Cllequennol, Mr*. J. A, Cal­ houn. Mr*. Albert Hickson, Mr*. M. E. Baker Sr., Mr*. Marvin Pyal, Wesleyan Service Mr*. Le«lle McEwan, Mr* Roger ItarrlV, Mr*. M. E. Raker Jr.. Min Gild Hears Talk Happy Birthday Ann Pavl*, Ml** Rochelle F.ubanks, On Indian Health anil Mis* Barbara Evan*. Mr*. P. C. Bnrtellft The Wrsleynn Service. Gtill.I met ORLANDO — Tlte tun week Falla'* glowing ballet acore, "El Monday evening at' MrKInlry Hall period from Fell J to Feb 17 Amor Rrujo." A Basic Cereal Breakfast with Ml** Ethel Rl*er and Mr* mark* not only Hie halfway mark Hardly reding, the nrrtirilra fmU||, enneert in Ihe .lame* Honlehan a* ho*te**e«. Fol­ In the Florida Symphony Orrhe*- Ejkr, Starts The Day Right lowing devotion* by Mr*. O. K Ira'* tu.vt season but just alinut a* orl.xnrti* »idt«cripllnn Monday night wl,h JnrBe n.dct, the ily Goff, the buslneai »e**lnn wa* hu*y a concentrateil schedule -any ,Vh namie Cuban-horn pianist making held during which the Missionary malor orchestra ever had; By midnight, Felt ‘Tpthe orrhrv hi* Florida debut in a performance budget (nr the year wa* voted up on. Mr*. Fred Smith gave the Ira one of the nation’* newest ma- of I’tokofief* Concerto No 2 de prngram on '‘Health of the Amer­ Jor orchestra*, now in only II* tcrihetl by one rrille a* "Hie mini • iMh jeavon, will have played a exhau*l|ngly virtmuic piano wotk ican Indian." * Tho*e persent at the meeting total of IS rnnrrrt* in It day*, of nur renlury." were Mr*, larwell Orlrr, Mr*. Fred four wlilt a lop ranking guest artid T1ll, prnj,rain. w| , | r hal vnl n Smith, Mr* R S. Rlllhlmer, Mr* sharing the tpoHlght with Comltic- r|miev Starvinsky'* exrilluR Firr Ulrit Suit and the Buy Bla* Over r. I. Wynn. Mr*. H»iel Flytd. Mr* lor I-rank Mtllrr. J F. Riser. Mr*. J. J. Carver, lire tm*y forthmght began Tri turP hy Mendelnutm, will be re Mr* O. K. Goff, Ml** Saidre Wil­ day with two rnnrrst* in Daytona prated for Ihe Daytona Bench Sym liam*. Ml*. Marguerite Gregory. Beach, nne an aflernoon youth con Mm Mabel Chapman, Mr*. M. B rrri for more than J.nnn srhmd Smith. Mr*. Rurke Steele. Ml*v rhildren. Crlll*t Leonard Hove, Ethel River and Mrs, J. ‘R lloole ron*idere.l one nf the rountry's an Also pre*ent were gur'L. Mr* mnvt nutvtamllng virtuosi, drew an W P. Chapman and Mr*. I.. M ovation both Friday In Daytona and Saturday night In iH'Inmln Sw ain. wnh hiv performance of the bril­ liant Saint Sii-rn Colin Concerto No. 1. On Ttievday, Frh. T. Tnpperwarr Home Pat lift, Inc., uathmal plas­ tic container* dDtrihntlng corpora Don, sponsor* tho orchestra in a apcrlal youth concert for achool tnlnerafa, prrrtelO, And enCf^v giving fojHa. lime rhlldirn of Osrcloa County In the (le t 11 In t* of vmir day a food—and calnrtea—at hreakfaat lime, air.lllnrhnti nf the Tuppcrwaro and you'll have a happier morning. You'll be able to tu m o u t more headqnailrr* on Orange Blossom work, vnu'll ba more alert, you w on't lire aa eaailv. W hat ia a baair breakfaaC’ lead in g dm-tnra and diet Iliana racornTrail north of Kissimmee. Bim:t a haair hraakfaet nf fruit, cereal, milk. btaadjind^OUttar^ Friday, Frh in. a third youth * Hera h an aaay-to-prepare baair breakfaat: conrert I* scheduled for Mount Chlttrd Ofdoga J u f ra l Nice to *erve wtih a venl rout Dora In Lake County at l IS pm '■ rt n im te l ' u h h Milk y fgg noodle* loaned, after eook followed hy another malor romeil hKaUin Hr an M uffliu o r tog, with poppy aeed*. bll*|ie|ieilI that night at a in lire Mount Dora You'll find tlirre are about 30 “ /. R aiiln T m i t almond* and melte-l butter. Spunk...Community Bldg f e a t u r i n g large prune* in a pound. , B u ilt* )e the noodlea with paprika t>a-. Brahms’ majestic Symphony So. I MRk ° nW^ - t ,m {and the fiery Spaniard Manuel de fore iervtng. •For rx rtaty 'am t .ddltional mrtrtttonal value aobatftnha mffk S » Florida Symphony Orchestra At Halfway Mark , Still Busy one half tha water when looking oatmeaL s wearing a sarongj the criss cross girdle that walks1 >and* -Wwon’t ride up 1 I lie f —• *1 ™- Class Hears Leader Tell O f Valentine Symbol; Origin The Daughter* of Wesley Sun­ day School H am of (lie First First Method!*! Church met In Mc­ Kinley Hull for a business *nd >oci»l mrciinj recently. Mr*. Ttuth tundqulvt, M.t, r r . Brannan. Mr*. A. D. Zachary, Mr*. E. C. t»f'!cl«, Mr*. Hurry Brown and Ml** l’ic**le Zachary were hottest- c*. Mr*, liny Tllll*. presided over Ihe luislne** *c»*lon opening the mrcllng with Ihe ela** *nng. All standing chairmen of Committee* save repor**. A Mr* W. E. Haines, Inlrnduce.t her sisler-ln-law, Mrs, Carrie MeKcnrle from Jarkionvllle. Mr*. O It. E*t ridge, Mr*. Tllll*. Mr*. C. Herndon and Mr*. II, Brown«along with Mr*. Zeh Bailiff made donailnn* In Ihe hlrthday bank. Mr*. R, F. Cole gave the devo­ tional reading from St. John and al*n used an article,' "Lava, The Origin nf SI. Valentine* Pay," which vta* followed with a prayer. Poring the incial hour a market luski-t «a|n tv** held. The hnVteiie* »prvcd refrethment* of cake, coffee, nut* and mint*, Among Ihn.e attending were Mr*, t lark Leonard)', Mr*. J . K. i mirier, Mr* S Ilarrlman, Mr*. M. I,. Wright, Mr*. J. II. Hawthorne, Mr*. It \V, Pick, Mr*. A II. Steven*, Mr*, n. F, Cole. Mr* It. A. Futrelt, Ml.** Resile Zarkary, Mrs, C. F. Ilranan, Mr*. 'Tacky' Planned 5ftd, By DorcasGrm The Dorcia Cle»* of' Cftllral Rapliit Church held d ’ togulaj buiineia and Social meeting Tuet* day ntght at the home ot Sira, A. R Maddox at T:J0 p.’m,' , Member* resolved "to pray*' for the new Pine Crest Mission’Which I* being .larted in Pine Crest. Th* group will alio visit sick members in the clan, n A short social wa* then enJoy«4 and refreshment* served.' Hoa* te** wa* Mrs Maddo*.The next lesilon will be ei tbs home ot Mr*. Joe Daniel In tbs form of a "tacky" party and hu*» band* are Invited. The dat* eat I* for March *. ‘ '"t Those attending were Mra. J. R, Weaver, Mra. J. W. Parham, Mr* Jne Daniel, Mr*. Jack' Benton, Mr*. H. E. McSwiln, Mfl; ). Q. Galloway, Mr*. 0 . G. Owen.-Mr*. C. i>. Hopkins, visitor: lad Mrs* Maddox, I. J. Tlnyelte, hire. Carrie McKern!*," Ifrf. W» E. Raines, Mr*. Lida Stilt, Mrs. Rrndle William*. Mr*. 3* V. Thus* mond, Mr*. Claude Herndon, Mr*. R. F. Robison, Mra, Harry Brown. Mr*. O. E. While, Mr*,- Albert Strickland and >fr».' Zak O LD F A S H IO N REVIVAL' REGAN SUN. FEB. 5 ■ AT THE CHURCH of GOD of PROPHECY SM11 Rt.M AVK. • HKV. It. W. HTOCKDALK. E V A N G E U 8 T * • SKRVICKS NlflllTLY 7MO P. M. new # SPR IN G PR IN T S Juvenile*! nold stripes! — Western* J Florals! • 4 s- Action-filled I *■ . . . m a n y m o re l .* To tea than* It ta lava than, Huu hlghmunt Sannay print* fbat madilna wash to parfariianl To aaa them la to wrnt them Vanaa they're frreh and Battering in thair atyllng—full of fancy in their dealgnil Find thrift-priced print* for drcaira, tota' wear, even perky cafeal B R O O K F IE L D Wm. E. KADER • FLANNELS • GABARDINES • M IX T U R E S T w o to n e ch eck * ! $34.95 $39.75 ^ ^ i t a i N uxivtiw lhaik-raiittant end •alarpraala.^SS8® |W M m* • w-aa«d«"#<*«'• a-d a* T r a n s i t i o n a l p la id * I N o v e lty w e a v e * 1 ' . P la id * w i t h c a U n c o rd il - MERICA'S outstandin* suit valua at theia popular pricea. you will ba amased at the Tty on s BROOKFIELD fit and ’atylinff. lightweight coaxing ahow you now e u y and comfortable glamour can ba. Wfli. E, K A D E R Jawtiar Un. K c & t o n MEN S W EAR ,m t * *__ ' Soreng Jr. ffrrffe, | l , f 5 ' * •* "VTE INVITE CHARGE ACCOUNTS’* 5ircng Jr. ponty flrdlt, f * . t f 5 i:ci imaif, madipm end forge fiat b p for all figure .U paa %?3 . 19.80 Sltee 28-31 charmlaa faakfaa* yea tew af Paaaaya ewn wevaa aiaabeaul Woven af *na machine-washable cotton with a craaaa* reelatant flniih to praMm It* ertip, attraedvanppaaranca. Rich color blend*1^ aegaging patterna a n woven tight through for lasting nartneegt ■‘ i-1 H �.T* ■ -'* -T;* — a BftiJnwfc American League Has Headache By JACK BAND NEW YORK Uu-Tba Yanks hava Maury McDermott, Washington b n a "aaw look" and the n i t of the American Laagua kaa a ae* headache. , McDermott, the lanky lofty often mentioned a trade talk, Anally ei me a Now York yeitorday to ■ aavta-man ewap that brought Are young playora a Washington. With MdDormott a the aUrtlng pitcher brigade with Whltey ford, Tommy Bryne, Bob Turlay, Den Larion and Bob Grim, the Yanka paten t a (armldabla mound ataft In dofenee of the American League pennant. The daal waa the Yanka* aaiwer a the challenge patented a the major ckangoa by Cleveland, CUa g e , Botan'and D etail tinea the dote of a t 1UI ■<! ion. The ladlant traded Larry Doby, their hard-hitting outfielder, to Chicago for ebortiteg Chico Carraaqual. The Red Sen acquired pitcher Bob Porterfield, flrit batemen Mickey Vernon, out/lalder Tom Umpblett and pitcher Johnny Schmlta from Wathington hi No­ vember for five young men among them outfielder Karl Olton, De­ troit picked up pitcher VIrgU Trucka fa m Chicago for outfielder Bubbo PhlUipa. The Yanka gam np outfielder Dick Tottolbaeh, M, a Yala grad who hit .) « at Denvar In the Am­ erican Aten, last aeaton Boh Wittier, 26, a gam ltlng left-hand­ ed pitcher with an e-g record at Naw York; catcher Lou Barborot, M, who hit .gas at Toronto In the International League and InAaldar Herbie Plewe, ST, a .SOS batter at Denver, A fifth player will ho ehlpped to Waihlngton before April 1. la addition to McDermott, who h it been rumored aa coming to New York all winter, the Yanks got shortstop Bob Kllno for tholr Denver farm. Kline hit nnly .131 In TT garnet at Waihlngton. Tho vtluo of MeDormott, IT, It roflodtd In hit S I rteord agilnit Cleveland, the lop contender, hie tenon record of 10-16 and hla bet­ ting averaga of ,iu , topi among Affloriean League pitchers, at fault I ■ M ’a aUa. "Mayka,” Am v m aayte*. “tha tea* Ula* tm aaa m r la U aa* r a t ta fargiva M l o r t t a way I’vo |M g y l l g f t k a M at y*AfwAB4 M f t o f a n a ready a M g aw ■mum ap tm mr Mlaukaa.” _ -- - ■ a ■ uun* a a draw a t Ralph Tiger Jones Looking For Shot A t Middleweight HUM Stilt quintal* ii-t) lies Biot* iim —a/i* mn« m u Chew n*r at* IM Mttrmr n«il*» In “ af.fr'fl.s, lf.aa __ Mutch r K W IT fc TT? Hlrhnret ttineo Atait • ii M ilia q u in ta l* 11-4) ia It! mi M* MJ ' V M# 11* t.ee .4 T t a l k ■ • « * — 1 / I I W>tf T l a o M.4 Hying Pood ii.lt 1.If 4 tt now ii' q u in ta l* n - * l v*W tllt*talh Wotf I/O Mite Ttwe « u H u n a n * C h n l lt I M 4 *e M l lee i n 11.41 mm KrMk WASHINGTON UB-Rllph (Tlgtrl Jonei, whose lang ring career demonitrates hie capacity to lake it ae welt ae dlih H mil, w n rlsmnrln* for a shot at the middleMowtlrlne, T it Tna Jut, Oplll A weliht title tndey after a daihlng Utl Ottrlk t i l l — t/ie Mila— t « 4 , W knnrknut of Tonv Baldoni. Crrmt Tlmt, Lufkin, U * i Taltt. The ST-yeer-nM Jnnea hid to call Luekr Mueatii, Count nirt, Bltek on all hit experience and etamina Ab4, Mia Uur, Pnttnt rtaeh to withstand the nmindlng given ru th Matt—4 /ia m i*—<i„e, n him by young Rildonl in the oarlv Enifty filth, Ptrrr rilapat, Kaoie i of tho nationally talacaet uih, Tro Tna Mpitilaltr. Ilrlndy ita lunch, Mounltla Pally, Ardtpl, ftaht leit night. But Jonae rallied strongly In the Mup«r grid lin k Mat*— O'lS Mlltt—4>radt 6 fifth, sanding Hatdont down for • Mailt Mlratla, I’nllr Tultnt Mounltla Ulrl, i’n l 1 Plral*. Hriatd- nine count with a short, chopping atar’a lylt, let Chip, Cutpaa, Mupar right, and then putting him away Uoui i Statalh ■«»*— l l IS Milt—Oradt ■ for keeps at 3: M of the sixth with I'arrr rtlnlar, Invlalbl, Mat. Hhr Hack, Hat Mar, Anna H. Baiallata. • pair of wtckod left Jabs. Jones, of Yonkers, N. Y., weighed Jana llntlar. Mailt Challa Klaklh Daat— 0/10 Milt— «ra4a ■ 1ST. Beldonl, who had won IS la No l.tmlt, lip Malt, Vtlvtt Aprtt, Cool Dull. Cnnpar Btraak. Brag- a row, weighed IM. Tony !• from ■arl. Muchlt, Hurarlor Bud ■Mtik war*— t it Mila —OraIt A Wllket-Rirre, Fa. iCIftl Aaaoal tkaritr Mtadltapi The Yonkers veteran figured last Idlt Dollar. lUrhardton. Bodnar «. Dublin Talant. K Bek. Plea Bar, nlght'a wort waa worth an aarty shot at Sugar Ray Rohinion’i mid­ ram Waaeln, Top Tobtif T ta lk R “ a nat—«/• Milt—Wtvast u dleweight champioaehip. Janet baa Mar tad Tima. I wmi ______ Mamnrr. W ar a id» Ju n a Ulrl, (lap ra n ia a r. one particularly good talking point: Mrnrnliil. Ann island, Kaaak, Hot- ha boat Robinson ■ year ago be­ a t r ila d itn fore Sugar Ray regained hla title. BOOSTING CHARITY NIGHT — These leaders from various do­ minate County organisations Including tho Hospital Auxiliary have worked kard to make tho first annual Charity Night at the SanfordOrlando Kennel Club tonight • resounding success. Shown with Jerry Collins, track manager, ara first row (left to right), Mrs. F. F. French, Polio Fundi E. H. Stout, Elkei John G. Leonardy, Elksi Mrs. J. If. Cameron, Anna Miller Circlet Don Bales, Exalted Ruler Baseball Players' W hole Nation Joins Balloting For All Golf Championship In EpitathFor M a ck America Basketball Team b Under Way In Miami Feb. 17 MIAMI, — Major league entries soared to 16 In the Baseball Players* Golf Championship hsre Fob. IT with tho registration of Jackie Robinson, veteran Inflelder of tha world champion Brooklyn Dodgers and Red Sox pitcher Frank Sullivan. It will ha tha Aret appaaranea nf both players U tha mid-winter funfost at Miami Bprlnga golf course, A total of 40 hasthall playora, executives snd writers were re­ gistered Saturday. Of ths major leagues, six are pitchers, two tatchsrs, two shorts lops, two se­ cond basemen, a first and third baseman and a csntarflalder. Tournament Director George Jacobua and Miami Publicity Director Woody Kopnor mot with NBC officials t« complete ar­ rangements for tha nationwide talocast of tha tournament over Wld* Wldo World, Foh. 1W, Kopnor said NBC officials aatlmata 110,000,000 parson* will *•* tha telecast, which will esnter around n apodal hola-ln-ona event. A fast fisld was foroeast hy Jarnhus from those players al­ ready entered. Defending champion Al Dark, Giant shortstop, leads among con­ sistent low 70 scorer*. "Dark played In the Sanford Open, sponsored hy tho Giants, hack In Decsmbor," Jacobus said, “and tha tournament competition ha received should aid him great­ ly In defending hit tltlo." Six teams ara raprossnted among tha plpycrs entered. Tho Yankoea continue to hold team honors wilh seven ontrlsa. Active major laagu* entries Include Yankees Yogi Berra, Mickey.Mantle, Whltey Ford, Bob Grim, Jo* Colllne, Jerry Celeman, end Phil Rlnuto. The Glente ere •re represented by Al Dark and Jim Hearn. Red Sox playora in­ clude Norm Zauchin, Jim Pagllareni end Sullivan. Virgil Truck* and Ray Boon# era Detroit Tiger entries. Herb Score, Cleveland Indian pitcher and Robinson, Dodger *e- SEMINOLE COUNTY FAIR FEB. 13 thru 16 0 0 g ff of tho Elksi G. J. Delfattio, Elksi Ouy Allen, Ellul W, 0. Hires. American Legion: end G. 0. Maybury, Commander of Sanford Legion Poet 63; back row — John L. Galloway, American Legiohi R. A. Cobb, Elki| J. M. Cameron, Elks; and R. Z. Johnson. Amarlean Legion. Greyhound* a rt Jeannia Farrell, Nemakan, Real Storm, L M. Honey and Isotope. By THE ASSOCIATED PBISB • A baieball loving nation—from he President to a Naw York cab­ bie—Joined in a verbal apitath •or Connie Mack. President Elsenhower laid he long will be remembered "for tha Inspiration he gave Amerieen youth In the most American game.'* The cabbie, from the Bronx, said limply: "It euro li too hid. I cm re­ member when 1 wee a kid seeing him titlin' in the dugout, weiring his regular itr**t clothes and wav* ing his scorecard." Mr. Mack's deiih at tha ego of H, at Ibe auburbaa Philadelphia homa of hla daughter yesterday, was not unexpected. He had been in falling health for loma tima. Yet It eama "aa a ehock" to Ford Frick, tha commissioner of By ED WILKS baieball, and othara like Joa Mc­ The Aseecteted Praia Carthy, ratnambared best ae man­ It’e that lima of the year again. ager of tha Naw York Yankees, Balloting for tha All America who Is "proud In kava baen hla basketball team Is under way, lha friend,'* post season tournament commit­ It left Ty Cobb, pictured te an tees ara on lha prowl—and both Iron-nerved baseball Immortal who team and Individual performance* gave and asked ■« quarter, In ara hilling high gear. teare. The likes of West Virginia's Hot Cobb, who played for the Ath­ Rod Hundley, Holy Cross' Tom letics In ItST-lt during Mr. Mick's Helnsohn end Marquette's Terry half century ae Philadelphia man­ Rand want all out last night while Xavier of Ohio up sn^ awaited Cin­ ager, laid: •i loved Mr, Mack. You know, a cinnati 76-72 in overtime. Temple, trying to forget Its onn man can tova another man. "Everybody loved Mr, Mack." defeat, walloped Buekntll *6 50. Frick, speaking for all baseball, And unbeaten St. Francli of Brook­ said "This la a great lose to tha lyn, with an NIT Invitation In hand game. Mr. Mack alwaya will be but perhaps angling for a NCAA remembered for tha gentleness, at-larga berth,. ran its airing la eond baseman, round out the ma­ kindliness, leadership and contin­ Jl straight by baiting Bridgeport uity ho gave our great national (Conn.) 64-77. jor ltegusrs. Hundley kept the Mountaineer* Miami Marlin officials also gamt" were registered 'to compete, The Will Harridga, president of . tha rolling 76-76, (or their first victory delegation Is led hy President Bid American League, which Mr. at Penn State since 1649. Jha Salomon Jr., Treasurer Elliot Mack helped orginlri, celled him canned 26 points. Hit (tv# quick Stein and Gsnnaral Managsr "a truly fine man, admired by fane baskets early In .the second half everywhere. His aama, to me, al- overhauled a 46-41 Penn Slate lead. Eddie Stumpf. * Hall of Fame members Jimmy wayi his been eynonymoue with Helnsohn, another All America candidate, scored 3(1 points, snared Foxx former of Red Sox great baseball.” 31 rebounda and got 11 assists aa National Lesgae President War­ and Paul tVnner of the Pittsburgh' ren Giles said: "The gsme Is better Holy Cross ripped Syracuse too­ Pirati's have registered. Francis Sunn. Veteran sports for Mr. Mark having been such a ls. It was the 11th straight vic­ tory for tha Crusaders, who'd like columnist of ths Washington big part of it." Evening Start Brad Willson, Among bisebatl'i axeeutives and to wind up In the NIT again. sports editor, Cnlumhua (Ohio) manager* who mourned tha death, Dispatch, and Hugh Shearman, Che rice Comiskey II, vice presi­ Pairmount Park at Colllnavitln sports writer for tha Lake Charles dent .of the Chicago White Sox, and Cahokia Downs tn Eist St, (La.) American Press, have In­ said, "Ho waa one of tba truly Louie, both in Illinois, will hsva dicated they will participate in great plontari and plliart" af night thoroughbred racing naxt sumthe Press Division competition. the game. ■•T- THRU APRIL u RAIN OR SHINE DOG RACING F IR ST A N N U A L CHARITY a NIGHT Tonight -10 Racm, Post-Tim* 8:10 All Profit From Entire Racing Program Will Go To Charities Of Ssmlnola and Orangs Counties MATINEES WEDNESDAY ft SATURDAY, a P. M J e r r y Collins, G sn. M gr. S o n y , N o Minor* LEGION FAIR GROUND SPONSORED BY A M ER IC A N LEGION POST NO, 68. ■i.v. * jj& M f - !48& ii«.ja , u-.v.AA;>: -• [ �vs ~— S r MS , espon Questions, tiftij'Sss*’ la w Answers Betterment Sought By Various Groups a"Hm •A ftF O U O HhiRALD Youth Takes Spotlight In 1955 Fashion Parade With Youth take* the spotlight In Rv DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Wemea’t Editor 1199 fashion honor*. (THE FOuLOWlNO IS PART auranca with minimum limit* el , It item* ever)body la spending Three young designer! who turn OF A SERIES Or QUESTIONS 110,(W (or Injury to ona peraon, a lot of time worrying about the nut the smart, thriftily priced 920,0000 for two or more peraons AND ANSWERS PREPARED BY appeatanre of Ihe American male Junior clnihee that Young AmtriSTATE TREASURER A$D LN- and 99,000 for property damage*, these days—and high time toe, as ca likes to wear, receive fashion's SdnRANCE COMMISSIONER J. what ahould I do to protect my anv American female will agree. "Winnie", the symbol of the IRWIN LARSON. ADMINISTRA- driving privilege*? American Fashion Critics Award. Wllh the current concentration Thev are: Anne Kirin of Junior. TOR OK FLORIDA'S NEW FI* A. Requc.it your Inturance on glamorizing father, there mon NAN Cl A I, RESPONSIBILITY , 7f»i „r company to file a Sophisticates. Jear.na Camobcll will be no cxcu.e I:t any solvent i of Spdrtwnirf and Kasper ol Ar Kell-MOTORISTS, IN THL mf'iurm he hai for thin purpoie, man going around looking like a , nold and Fox. INTEREST OF HIGHWAY SAFE known as SR 21, certifying that refugee from a rummage tale. And TV. FURTHER QUESTIONS ON you ha\> In all respects compiled Presentation* of the gold statu perhap* women may reasonably cites and the citations were made THIS SUBJECT WILL BE with Florida's Financial Respon­ expect that when they dres* (or at a gala showing in New York's FORTHCOMING REGULARLY sibility taw. dinner their men will do likewise. Costume Art Institute, fn the Met­ >.)R THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.) Q. Does (he Financial Respon­ Q. What la tha purpoie of the sibility law apply to both the Two new organization* ar# de ropolitan Museum, at which each ls:,s Financial Raiponilblllty driver and owner of the vehicle voted to the sole purpose of im­ of Ihe designer* showed outstand proving the drts* hahita of U. 5 ing numbers (rum his current col Involved In an accident resulting A. It la an act of the Leglila* In Injury to one or more persons males. One I* the Men'* Fashion lection. ture deilgned to protect the or 990 in properly damage? Authority, an iimclitlun of 21 top Anne Klein, who looks like a motoring public from the financi­ A. Ye*. manufacturer* of everything a college girt hut i< a veteran de­ ally Irreipomible driver who li man wears, from underwear to signer, I* known for her skill at Q. What happen* when * ear either unwilling or unable to overcoala and from avenlng clothe* creating the casual look In stylos owned by one person and driven settle damage clalmi arising out to sports shirt*. The other Is the for all occasions, formal and In of the use of a motor vehicle. / by another it Involved In an ac­ American Institute of Men'* in i formal. She does things like using cident end neither the driver nor Q. To wbat extent D an auto­ Boys' Wear, repreientlng all teg a men's glen plaid worsted in a owner can or will comply with mobile owner or operator liable ments of tha men's and boys' wear feminine cocktail dress, putting the Financial Responsibility law? under Florida'! new Financial ReInduitry. Both feel that there la white collar and cuffs on ■ chiffon A. Tha driver losea his privilege pnilbility law? large room for Improvement, aa dinner drese, and using sweaters to drive end the owner loses the V The law’/Teqi requires that motor hulomoblle tags and registration they naturally would, when you for any hour of tha day or night Vehicle ownera or opera tora In­ of all vehicles registered In his Saya she; consider the builnei* they’re In. William m , prefer* to sleep oe their arrival aboard the military volved In aecldente resulting In "I design wkat I like to wear ' “Thet* are million* o men who transport Maurice Rose la Brooklyn, N.Y. Knight, of Gary, la d , death er Injury to one or more name. feel that it'a a mark of diitlnction waa among the first contingent ad the 9th Infantry Divlatoa per* persons or property damage to wear exactly tha aama kind of aonnel and their families to return to the United States after being amounting to 990 or more, to b« BOMBER CRASHER relieved In Germany by the 11th Airborne Division, ffntsmattonal) clothes Ihey wort at college for liable for 910,0000 for Injury to MIAMI (A1)—A single-engined the next M yean," aayi Alfrel one person • 920,000 to two or attack bomber crashed and burn­ Shapiro, president and founder of more persona and 99,000 for prop­ ed In the Everglades near 4GTeenagers, Here's New Party Idea the MFA. "They go around with erty damagemlle Bend yesterday, killing the Why not an Oriental party? Q. H I should become Involved Marine Corps pilot whoas name ed almonds, served on crunchy crew cuta and so-called Ivy League lA an accident and ,havo bodily waa withheld pending notification It’ll be attuned to the Eastern Chinas* noodlea (available at sulta unlit they die of old age. TT y ere eternal inphomorea. injury and property damage In- of next of kin, idea,- fashionable now, and give grocery elores). you new opportunity for party 'Beef cut In one-inch slices. .."Then , , there are the men- who --- go ideal. sauted In a skillet with fried ?U'®U‘ ll,,or *h! “ fuf I lo"k' *"d « Ihelr office* lookInvitation* might he fan-ahap- onion* and pepper* Is good. A i * /* * “ !. *? “ Ihey were dressed lor a ed. Cut ■ large pie-wrdg* out of haef cub* In n cup, er two of mat paper and scallop the edge' to boiling water (depending en long, happy day (loaning out tho Through the efforts of Mr. T, host to tha conference this year. give a fan affect. Green or red quantity of foodl may he added, garage. These ore the boys of the Aubry Morse, Executive Secretary Thus, tha Invitation was extend­ mat paper and gold writing would then thickened with a mixture of sloppy sports ooata and unproaaod of the Florida District YMCA and ed for the 17th annual State Con­ be pretty. A fancy touch might 1 tablespoon of cornstarch to n slack*, tho unshlned shoos and Mr, J. Marlon Harman Sr., Edit- fab to be held at Crooma for tho he created bjr writing the invita- teaspoon of eoy eauee and I table-.screaming socks." ir of Tha Sanford Herald, the year Hlfifl. Plana aro now under­ ion in liquid cement that tokei to spoons of water brought to a boll. 1 Shapiro believes, however, that and Tri* Hl-Y club waa way for the meeting which will glitter dust Several different Add frrah quartered tomatoes nil this ean be changed by a little organised In February, 1004, at convene on February 17. IS, and colore might he used. altout in minute* before turning subtle suggestion, In which, of Cnmnii Academy. 19. .course, the wife or girl friond Dot the Invitation with Jap­ off medium fire; Upon organising, the club panic* Youthful representatives will anese words , , , Curry eould givo your table ■hould play a part. I,.bled In ft* first State confer­ pour Into Sanford from all points Rumese savor. Make It In advance, HU theory la that moat man pre­ Ocha-no-kal (Tea Party) ence which whs held at Jones High of Florida and the entertaining keep It hot In a chafing dish. tend Indifference to rlnthaa heJlkan; 4 p m. School of Orlando. Thera were club here le soliciting the hopltal* Haihoj Susyy Smith’s living- Servo with small dlshaa of com- cause they feel this la Ihe manly only five delegates and their Uy of the eltixena of Sanford for nut, lemon rind, chopped null, thing to do, when actually they sponsor Mrs. I). Thomas from thaaa young folk who ara pledging garden. Here's how: Cut up onion* and art deeply interested In looking as No Interpreters will be needed. Trooma High. The emetl group themselves to high Ideals of finer Convert your living room Into an garlic. Fry In oil. Add 1 table- well as possible. Witness the time raa greatly Inspired and an all* manhood and womanhood. sut campaign waa launched to The public le Invited to attend outdoor garden with Japanese or spoon flour, cloves, an apple If mov| men ipend on selecting just >Vease ite members. These in­ the program on Friday night Feh. Chinese lanterns, large wall cut­ you have it. Ml* together on low.ihe right cut of a collar or rolor of terested young peopla nutured IT, at 8 :00, the dlacuielon group outs of colored peper painted or fire. Add a good helping of cu rry ,, Mckt),, with some well-directed their Interest hy iponsorlng many meeting on Saturday morning crayoned. Motif* could he fan, about right. ‘ 1*bAdd ? r meat n '° rorfTshell, * encouragement, Shapiro thinks ' » o r t h w h 11 • activiee during from 8:90 to 10:90, and on Sun­ dragon, rickshaw hoy, rire h«wl, men will enjoy droning for Ihe oc­ trees. Other Idea* will come to R»h. When everything la permeat. their growth on tha campus, 8 urh day morning. Dr. Richard V. ed with the curry powder, add casion, and will discover that Ihey activities as assembly programs, Moore, President of.Bethune Cook- talented young moderns. don't have to bo sloppy to bo Make up In the Eastern manner evapoated milk, Stir to gravy con- comfortablo. nitlation week and a gala Hat* man College will,, be tha key* ilatenry. Add more curry if not aws'en Carnival helped the club not« speaker on*Triday night. for fun. Pencil your eyebrows hot enough. to gain recognition a* being Everyone la urged to attend and straight across with a slight tilt What may bo tho larogst prehis­ Suklyakl, tha Japanese favorite, et the end, give your upper-outer me of the outstanding clubs on hear Dr. Moore, toric pottery jar aver unearthed In ronslsla of onions, beef, snlnirh, eyelid* a winged lift with an eyethe rampua. , The group speaker* are: chicken consomme, end 1* blander Ihe Americas hai been dlim ared Jut it de raised from the Hal* Mrs. W. R. Croomi, Retired hrow pencil, darken lower lashe* than other foods, [t mav nnl ap­ h the Valley of Mexico by archaoo w e n Carnival helped to make Taarhar of Stanford, will apeak with eye pencil, Use maecera peal to your crowd, hut If vou cook logisti from tho Unlvoralty #f heavily on upper lashes to give t possible foe delegatee to be on Proper -Femtly Relations. California at Los Angelas. It stick to a formal recipe. »ni to th s’'s4Cond Nut* confab Mrs, E, W. Sharpe, Supervisor more of a slant-eyed look. Make your mouth up stralghtrr ifld In Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. of Volusia County Schools, will This meeting was under the speak on Preparing for the Fu­ than usual wearing a ruby red lipstick, omitting the upper curve. inspire* of the local Branch of ture. ihe YMCA of that elty. Twelve Rev. B. H. Hodge, Pastor of The flaw-lrsi skin look of the Or­ lelegates were sent to the Ft. Saint Paul Missionary Baptist iental may h* achieved with a Lauderdale Conference This was Church, will apeak on Unity with good Ivory powder and a ruby LOOK red lipstick. I'sk a deep red nail I harpy time the HI* Y and Christ, Tri- 111* Y of Crontns High reH. O. Lang of Miami, wilt fiihmrn or noblemen outfits, de­ armed triumphantly with two speak on Forward Together *n polish. Girl* might wear kimottaa, hoy* HP* officers. They are; Joyce Integration. tjeen. State First Vice President The officer* of local school pending on whither you hav# a costume party or n. t. (And, ye* md Rettys Anderson, State As- dubs ere: llstant Secretary. Roth of these Hetty* Anderson, President of girls, do not forget to bow to the •tudenli are Juniors at Crooma. Trl-HI-Y, Junior; Sylvester Bar­ worthy gentlemen.) Progressing rapidly with high rington, president of Hl*Y, Sen­ Chinese, Japanese or Burmese Surreal, tha club decided on un- ior; end advisor*, Mr*. D. A. food may be served or you eould (•flaking the big job of being Thomas and W, A. Ashly. stick to the tea party them* and serve tea and rice raket. If gueat* put themseive* to the trouble of dressing In costume* though, it ahould be worth a good meet. You can find cannad Chine** food* In grocery store* — chop suey, etc. But R U easy to make your own dlshee with aooked left­ over meat er freeh ingredients. These reclpei do not havo to bo exact. Work with th# baale In­ gredient* and they'll taste Or­ iental anyway, l*rv# any of that* foods on rico. Combine onlnni, oolcty, pep­ per*. Fry. Add cubed hem (or canned ham loaf) end eonnad pineapple cut up in little pieces. Add pineapple Juice, enough to moisten the rice. Pork may be diced end conked with onions, cotary pepars, chopp­ Untr* Feh, I, TIM - free-lance designer and’ ti found hia niche In New . . . Seventh Avenue. Ho share* the thuilasm of his to-winner* — the cetual look, and does things tike putting ■ black swtater (op­ en ■ dance dreu with a wntte aatla skirt. Hie hoeaeblinket cost with Mather tab fastening ii,* : auccesa In hie current collection.. The citalloa given the three deelgnera read* ai follows: "Became of th* Increasing ekceUence of the young market and of the young designers making '. ‘ for their own aye group, the commillet wlahei te recognize this de­ velopment. It Is proposed to give .< awards to three ouueodlng young designer* as * special recognition tu the whole young market. Th#ie three young designer* went' chosen not only for excellence n| . : current collection but for back­ ground* of several yean " suc­ cessful work." In addition ■ special award was given to Adolfo, millinery daclgner for the house of Emma, tor his Originality of design u d (tosh aense of color. myself. 1 never like to leek cooactoualy draised u), and apporfitly a let *r girls alt ever th* emu try feel th* safiu way." Anne, who is tho wift of Ben Klein, on* of tho partneri who own her firm, Is * dim size itven, has a black crew cut and • imll* that charm* everybody who come» within sight of It. Jeanne Campbell |* a yhuni woman who also looki Ilk* a teen-ager but has been a recog­ nized designer for 10 yeari and Is the wife of a writer, Edward A. Campbell. She makes lh« kind of gay and Inexpensive spnrtawear that college girl* and their career girl slstrrs buy by the dozen, has definite Idea* about keeping things simple and a knack of anticipating what smart young women are going to want to wear next year. "I've bad fun with necktie stripes thla year," aba eaya, *T»* doe# them In drat*** and Jackrta and slacks and skirts—all kteda of things, They're his." Kasper, the designer for At*old Although eagles a rt top small to and-Fox, la an artistic looking carry off calvit, they have beta f young man of 9fi who studied In Parted at making luereatful ato Peril, worked for a while a i a taeka an rattle In ra rt Inatanree. - r ----s*i LCPVE T H A T M A N ! Colored1New s i'. i —’4 . k to Y —•*** ’-*4’ * •* - -^Jn Drive Our IDODGE [Get Everything filVE NEW GLAMOUR TO OLfl LENT FAVORITE N EW FLAIR F A SH IO N E D 1956 DODGE and fresh chop] >9 aaaiaa yam mmm mum pcaatod ailk yon don't have the fu« and bother oi mob* ante. CoanaHim Company Km given m a recipe for chaw* haa hat duat mfcmto* la prepare, Grated datn and • added le anddjtad mpocsicd ewk , , , whan the, JM hem a pnfc't dwna cancel ^ ^ fm h tMMkoaa a*d m en pepper adS aear Aaeor'lnl I Chorea caeecrota m i 1 few alien ad tonal* and ripe a lap befen h gee* into d a ana* — he 4 aataaMive) i wjrtsblr, yonc family m p M M n l a id Hit in atnerpi a w Jaw heat to . ait buifcf point (1 manures). Add cheese and stir until t i moo* ( I manatoeY, Stir hi annttfd and Woodiest*#.1 CtMBina remotein* tagredfenti In a large mlxine bowL nwan, Coniblna AorourMe. Place In buttyrod 1H a n * r,MV. i/toJWT.'WSjPto * ' ' . . SRN. CHASE ON MAGAZINE WINTER PARK (A*l - Ren. Margaret Chase Smith, (R-Mt) will appear on the Rollins Col­ lege Animated Magatln* Feb. 28, President Hugh F. McKean said today, Th# magailne which "eomee alive" each February to • high­ light of the annual rounder*' Week aejebratlon which Include* founder*’ banquet en Feb. I I and th* midwinter eoavocntioi en Feb 17. ■ ’" Legal Notice 189 H P. V-8 4 -D O O R SED A N PU SH B U T T O N D R IV IN G ROTira to f l H ! t» t claimant, ■>» bla *• anrarn ananl or *t»»fa«r, o r i h . asm* aba 11 So cold D IR E C T IO N A L S IG N A L S E L E C T R IC W IP ER S Yours For ° n|y $2542 D E L 1 V IR ID Low Down Payment EasyTerms SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Inc. *TOtm FRIENDLY DODGE-PLYMOUTH DIALER" * f S ,J S U- C*m «' *lrtaa, Trust No ntora washday btune — thanVi to autotnatfe alactrie laundry » equipment! Just flip a twitch and la! Reddy v u h and dry . • a •ven help you iron with electric ironert! Aa alUlactrie laundry T IN T E D G LA Sp mriDiTtons a*1"**#lha"•••! *>• at ib vrllln* ana cantata ylaca reaidsnc* and pact effloa addraca aw m M l - I U C T I K U U B B B Y I In your home wfll five you hippier, more Uieuraly Florida living! T U -T O N E C O L O R 1MUTON, Dacasstd. TO ALU I'UIUKIN'K II A V I ft fl CI.AIUM (HI DKMAMDM AUA1NRT ■AID KOTATm I*ii ana Mtk «f i n era kar* eetlllee tad rtqulrtd (a rita an> claim* and aamanda wmob you, or altfear at you, may ha*« *stln*t aald aatata In tba arris* or Han. Krnaat HouMinldar Judea a( aaminala County, at bla atfles In tba Court llouaa la tuniord. riarMa, wltbln alibi aalandar maaiba from the lima at !»• nraa MWieetienfef u u aoiico. H , |N t | m •is e . tint at ra w test A ye , -*4.4-1 b u U te Shall love yoe, and yeu'tl lev* the econ* omy—it’* cheaper to as* only electricity ia your kitchen • laundry than to uie a combination of fuels! ^ �.y* __ . . . S*Tim r5 trn S !» .M B i Rio .Grand* River '■t-Vr to Dnieo. *• "’ To Saak Fortune • t IB a. f t at tea heata d M n Ha feld olfifliU hi* .ww MCALEATER, Okle..tft-A wide Tha Dome Demonstration d ab B. T. Cowan, US N. BamaarUa eyed Mexican youngster explained a street cleaner to Guadalajara Aon. '■* 1 today ho swam tha Rio Grande and after hi* mother died a yeai w ll n e a t te tiw club e n te r at Av#» f Mr*. A. W. Bppa kaa announced River te cook his fortune te |ho ago 1i# "got a new mama j n f t:M p. as. with Mrs. J. B. CrewTha Bauto poap atoaodp hoa nobody love* me."________ " Dr t o m a LONDON Oft-A bitter MW Si­ United State* because hla mother ford and Mrs. J. D. CaUhaa as a board meeting d tha Womans ‘ r A f H I K O T O m i l - * i P tented ap cridaBoa af what la p - Mid te B Bwrt* M*»rtn died and hla father got "a naw Auxiliary of tha Bemteote Mano­ berian cold wave swept over Eu­ CwfrMa M r O M t n aBoteer* land doacrlhao aa Ma atgaMeaat af* «lavaatlgattoa d tea aotearttto* ho«tastes. m am a" .. * Legal Noticft . mostpBr*i a lto # United States Tart aa the part of Commtratota to upoo which tha Baprama j-uurt ra­ Tha P-TA County Council will rial Hospital at Sp.m, to tha eoa- rope today, raising tho 10-day Tha 14-yaar-old is-yaar-oia youth youtn was wai picked ___ ___________ __ paoatrata toadtag American aawa* iled (te tormototteg tto decUtoo) mast at I p. a . at Pinncrest faranca room at tea hospital. A full waathar death toll to more than Tne up white .hitch-hiking near hera boao " 100. ravaato te a teaching dagraa th*ir School A special Founders Day Iftfta 19 attaadanea of matnbars la urged as tUVVHUMITilAT COXCERXl te -to whom it t u t coxcerni • yesterday and chatted away ceenacitea with cad partieiptttoa Tha Now Y « t Tinea, acknowl­ Icy oast winds spread snow and program will ba held and all par­ Dm aorUi d tu tln d , te*y u y , officers. An Interpreter te officer*. Aa *•“ Jftwos! te tha worldwide Comm uniat MB- ent* te Uwcounty ara invited te Important mattara are te b* dis­ peril ever Graeco and Turkey, Spanish te edging ecagraaPoBal aetbortty to N d M W k CMNmr. „ that tea boy, «ri#!s# Vtio«k a. ‘h« ''*! cussed, Investigate the praaa, aoataadad Italy ordered polls* and troops into waa used to learn test •*y. attend. Es.iUnd, (U ( MMTgiM M who said hi* ............... name wits Enrico »-* -■ - *«?• fu-c *• ‘.W n fo rV ....................... >— laattoad had failedJp^ytw e^that tor Mart he* b**a todeetrterta grim flvht to save scorn of Seminote Rebekah Lodge fto. 43 MlMni MfeMflUB M tfl* MONDAY l*vr. a«* Baser* from Guadalajara, Mexico, iwam Florida. wiu e*n»H •d and brcteWMkad bp left-wing will mast te the IOOf h i ! M I showbound villages. „ Trx. fight a w rn U l sagragatltm net the Count# te* Rio Grand* 17. days teg*. »*"• r,h#lb,.r. poaed dorlag a torawday hearted Crete* d tea womaa af tea Viral*. rtim u B tij^ e raacnra group*" r will clot** htctlt, p. m. Central Swedan reported Ha low­ ta yoblto KhooU. Ignore# raeh ea Capital Hill la it ncath actaaOy Dactortag tha eoart'i ruling will TEL d a w of tha Find Baptist P in t Presbyterian Church will est temperature of the 10th een- Wllh an appeiHag. smite, tee aneuun anr »•■*» «. Ian* Wgiia til ihath sillies. »ui Ha la to* buey, too Want « «oa twitted or "aUnted" tha newi raruh ta a •'century at llligtiioa" Church will meat te tee Chapel >t meet aa fallows: Clrcla No, 1, tury 33 below at Pilun. Stock­ youth Immediately made ’ friend* SJ.Vm i ^ upS * !V * J m * »rFieriI p. m. Mrs. Ellen Sbadoln and Mr*. Victor Brown, saalrman. holm's St. Stephan's Church gave with police officials and radio men r*c*rd*n in H.miBrt* <£¥*<>;• ►•-vla m t , M h* **“ while employed oo rarioaa Naw In the Bouth, Eaittond layi: who triad lo make hi. short slay „ a « way ul Ufa." Awl ha i York newapaperi. 'There wifi ba no eomprmnlae. har group will ba hostesses. with Mrs. H. C. DuBoee, co-hos­ sanctuary to 100 homclass. her# comfoitabl*. I | | fnllfift fellow Bt __, • • •oartocad that this wag of ltf# la Editorially tha Tlmaa laid It had The Boothara paopla will not give Tha CameUte Circle of the .San­ Britain and Franco, only Just Slanrin A**nu* aa *»•*••■• * tess Mr*. J. L. WUkersou, 000 Oak reached **the obvious aooctortoa ■ut or rviicmsr*. *o*oreiaa i» Immigration .authorities in DalMdar heavy attack too* both a a » an Inch." thawed out from laat wack'i fries* ford Garden d u b wiU hold Ua Plat Booh | #. page. - —l- i n d tha U J. fapraM that tha Tlmaa kaa baaa ategtod oat OrigkuOy appointed to tea Ban- meeting at • p. ra. at Ih* Garden Ava. 0 p.m. No. % Mrs. B. C. •up, braead for saw Intense cold. tee ware'notified and were to arown •• Lnt t and *i Ai lictlaad aaaa tt,, tha to attack predaely hecamaa of tta ■ta tor aa M-day term after tha Center. Members ara asked te Maxwell, chairman, with Mrs. r*s*r««tion and (u,I|**r Ili­ Turkey counted 10 dead te tha ad b*ln# trnm 16* aro M l In far apart. Da la eppoalttoa ta many af tha thtaga death d Ban. Pat ffarrtooa (D* bring note hooka. Mr*. Herb Stan- Jam n Moughton, 3042 Hibiscus- a worst blizzards tinea 1041. Army •d#* or Lot t, Bloch II. iwa* ton of f f i a l m t and tor which Mr. laitlaad ataadi" Mtoa) te Itedl, EMttand waa elected strum, Mrs. Duval Hunter and p.m. No. I, Mrs. P. T. Platy, truck* battled to resell Isolated Young Baby Sitter Bid III tvildm*r*. aroardiae •* RVt i. s*. *«at*U p i*: Booh' “ *r*jt*ri/ * "Di#**edi*. *..... giSt aaapMM ha rogai* tha Among other thpga, I noted tha Mr*. E. C. Harper Jr. will be hoe* chairman, with Mrs. L. 1. Praiiar, towns and village* te tho Thraco Ua awn 1a IMS at tba eg* at IT •* L*1 Is th* w«ii*r Tlmaa haa fraptaotly denounced Celery Ava. I p.m. Na. 4, Mrs. D. Saves 9 Children TrUB#l*dal*. aercra •Ad * * -----* and I, frl Trl*uP te s ta nd », ha you*|*ft panater from M to* region, wharo food wai running aagragatlea te ioothoim *«h«oto. in# I* Plat Book *. a*#* SL The Remareeallls Circle ai tea C. Howard, chairman, with Mn. aa Ka*t Btr*.t aa ih* ■.?• Tha aahlact almoaf • literally (toelppt iteea l l t t —and wai twice Garden d u b will meet at' tea home E. V. Tamar, 147 MtOonvOla, 0 short. In Flaming Home p«*r* -In tha Fla* ■•_W*ld« Greece had at least 14 dead. maker Saittoad aaa rad and hto ra-*l*cted. HI* pr*e«nt term «x ef Mrs. Watson Reel on Lake p.m. No. 0, Mrs. darence Snyder, a«-c«rdln# to Plat Bo«k t« PHOENIX, Ariz. (ft—Nine chil­ m*r* ptr*g to /M uary 1M1, Greek and Amrriean planes roared p*#a II, and furlh*r d**erlh. chairman, with Mrs. Joa Corlay, l ta daitrajr aUtaa* righto aa aa erittoa aootend that M« fierce and Emma. All members era caked dren were brought lo eefely from *d i* b*ln# from th* InUrtwthrough the mountain* dropping In tea current Mlh Confrere, co-hostesi Mrs. Synder, Cameron wNtalgle affect loo far tha M L ot said Uarvi" ■tap Tatttal atop R . toward „ .. 1 araatual Dvee- ttona of tha old Deep South—to- Eaittond, in addition to being to meet at T:4S in front of the Ava. I p.m. No, 0, Mri. A. C. food lo desperate villagers. Tha ■ fismfng home here lest night by Don and Ka*t Hlr**l. North to th# Lake Mary Peat Office. Mrs. X. af thaUnHod e 14-y*er-old baby sitter who had inxrtictlon of Wlldmsro. A**' clodtag aegragitioo-raflert a maa chairman d tea lanate internal Housholder, will give a null on Moore, chairman, with Mr*. Mary government pondered whether to to grope through blinding smoke. nut ** tho *«m* *BP«*r* In postpone th* Feb. 10 general elec­ (mrndtd plat o(»Wlldmd*. a*aaeurlty aubcommltt**, to aecond* Bolly, 1112 Myrtle Ave. 3 p.m. at war with chaogtnf Umai. horticulture. ^ Ai part af hto campaign to towCerol Van Wlnkte was watching rnrdlii# to l’l*t Book I. h*«* tions. ilodal*. accordI*, and' ~ Trun#l< The Central Circle of th* Gar­ No. 7, Mrs. W. D. Simpson, chair­ -aUU inch a throat, ha eurraotiy to They declare further that In tha ranking Democrat on tea 'Senate five children of Mr. and'Mrs. J.M. lo# lo rial H""* « cMm1 -fftmlag hto guM for a ftaah aa* oontroreray over eehoal aegrega* Judiciary Committee: and chair­ den Club will meet with Mr*. W. man, with Mrs. Charles Morrison Miner, ,who*a home wax gutted-by PKneUNW INTBStElTW trjp f Arrr.Ait aind BK h RARDAT iclt oo aQagod Comimraiit lafli* Hui the aeoator raprasente a mi* man ot a Senate agricultural aub- B. Nicholson 113 W. 30th 8 t. at Hiawatha Ave. 3:30 p.m. No. 0, tha fire; and faur other children of TIME SPECIAND PLACE ABOX E OP ta aawapapara, TV atattooa rhy of die-hard »oothera « • eommlttea an dtipaeal ot itrplui 0:43 a. m. Co hostess#* will be (Morning), Mrs. Jack Greene, Mr. and'M ri. Otl* Burk. ehalrman, with Mrs. Baxter Ro­ farm product*. tram lata niber than tee Booth aa Mrs. J. R, Nicholson end Mrs. ,iai>‘BoAnn or'.'covfrrr comt a n other segment* af *B W ® 5 3 P«hapa She wai dressing th* children utoeioNEns o r ' besiinolb laattoad flret i lapped tonrard Georga McCall. Mn. D. E. Pugh wan, 100 West 10th Bt 0:43 a.m. B whole. for bed when ode aald (lantas • C o l n t T V ** No. 0, (Morning). Mrs. Hugh ■. Brt. tt P. Mcradon. t P W o ip at ttpptag hto haad, ■art Bat tea Btyaardd MtoitotoppUn ob tea aattceal aeaaa ai a ehara* witl ba speaker. war# coming from the roof. Clark > i.'taad stye only that hto JUd-hwttog hea a heat of warm admirara, aw) ptoa of eta tee* righto in 1P44 whan Tha Magnolia Circle of tee Ban* Whelchel Jr., ehalrman, with' "Then I saw flamts in tha hall »a**i) . Jr. . many serious thfateara agree, to tea Baprama Court rated that Ne­ tord Garden Chib will meet at 10 Mrs. Dick Aiken, 444 Elliott Ava. » |f t j E u t a btamal aacar Mack N . Cltvtttnd. way," Carol said. Counlr Allornty whole or te part, with hto view groes sould net legaOy be barred a. nt. at the Garden Center. Hoc- 10:00 a.m. PebJ. Evening Clrcla UftHtoa ii tarastigattag -a She said she hid msda several ten et ara Mrs. L. P. Hagan and No. 1, Mrs W. B. Brumley Jr., * ® “am«Blet #aDM of paepta aaaa teat tha Bepreme Court’* daeiatoa from voting te Teiae primarlai. chairman, with Mri, Carrie Smith NOTICE l"°TlEnEET OtVEN LONDON Ift - Prim* Minister trips In and out end thought she stored by a talartotoa rtattoa agalnat aagragattoa te public During tha IMS presidential Mrs. J. E. Nichols. Mrs. Homer co-hostesses Mf*. Enrl Loucke that pur*u»Bt lo Ch*pl*r 1*1. Flori­ Eden, returning today from his had all Ih* children oulelde. da Osborn will speak on 'T e st Con­ Khooto treepaiaa* oo the aovar* atocllon Mmpatgn, laittand wai llldut**. 11*1. tho lollowin# d»a major doathan etty.** "Then," she said, "I realized and Mr*. Fred Ford, Educational land* In ktminol* Coudy. afgnty af tea tedhtdual Patea. „ "Tha aoboowmttUa" ha a leader d tea atatea right* revolt trol".. There will be an executive Bldg. I p.m. Eve. Circle -No. a, consultation* with President Elsen­ had left tha sms|lest baby Inside." •crihrd Florida will b» olf*r*d for t*W*j hower In Washington, declared re­ *Srtll aontliioa tta turaattpottoo af He hea aftaa mpraaiail belief against Pr*tld< t Truman'e drU hoard meeting at 0:30 a. m. oulerr Inr ih* nl#hMl pne She want back. und?r flames to Etiblic dlfford McKIhbln Jr. chair­ lations between the United States • tt rath bid »t Ih* front door of imtntom asd Oomwaatot ectiv wra to B daftatoe Ink between righto program and Joined tea The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Mrs. Ih* Hamlnol* Coudr Court Hou**, thick smoka to get lo tha baby's man with Mist Rebecca Stevens and Britain ara better than ever. at Hanford, brnlnnln# ai llil* A. bo patter wharo M way toed wnmootom end attempt* to cod Southern group which nominated d u b will meet In the Yacht Club Al^on Monday, r*bru»rr llth. A. D. The two governments have only crib tod bring him out. segregation. la defying tea Bo- Oov, J, Strom Thurmond of Bouth at 7:4S p.m. Play will begin at and Mist Mary Earl eo-hosteuet, Mt Park Ave. S p.m. Eva. Circle one difference of opinion, he told Ilr# NK or of HK'i of SW'i *••Caroline tor prsildent and Oov. S p.m. Na 3, Mrs. David Edwards chair­ Mob S Townihlp II Sonin Plnldtng WrtDrt at ItUetoiippi tor Th# Palm Circle of the Banfard man. with Mri. Robert Berg, co- reporter* at London airport. That U g a l N otict nan#* II E*al. run'# 7*1* da# Garden Club will meet at 0:30 difference Is In Far East policy, tv 4 IS rha H Sit* 4f( W * ck vtea prod dent. hostess Mrs. Carl Prescott, 001 specifically Nationalist Chinese oc* E S If rh. N 1'j dag E I * ch a.m. at te* home of MrsB. E. The goothem movement did not Ratliff. Hoactessea r. 2*4 ch K I I* rk lo Ilr# ara Mrs. West 1st. 81.. 0 pm. cupatlon of the tslandi off the Nt» of Et, or lJ>t tl Block T keep,Truman from returning to tha Robert Bauman and Mrs. Arthur The regular meeting of the Thr Town of Hanford Pld Dr-ok Chinese mainland. known aa Bebort M. Butlar, and — I Paso I* lo *S * III lit US —-Bitter, hie wife, who mar ho White Rohm, howavar, and Eaet* Pitta. Jack Russell will ba guest Friendship league of th* Con­ Eden said ho never had made IIS * III ef tha followin# MrUfleete eerilfloete —. h*a known ae, ---- ButUr, If marrlad land haa few llluitoni today about Jr gregational Church wilt ho hold Lot J Block ST Amtedad f<4 ' • Ftlad ■Ilea Mid cartlfleat* cartlfleete for far tee 0a*4 <M and If aliwa, whoaa leat known the cfiancea at a Southerner win­ speiker. a more useful visit than that tn of Crrdal Lak* Bharat PtW at 3:30 p. m to the Fellowship la be lim it tharaon. Th* eartlfl- •ddroea end rooldanoe waa Savan­ Hook * raa* IS Washington teat week, followed by t* bowbar and raer of laauaaia, nah, Oaorele. H u rr I Btavana ning tha presidency. Hall. Mrs. Benedict snd Mrs. FRIDAY Lot I Pint Addition lo Cltrup a dttorlptloa ef tha proparty, end ■—-«*avanR hla wife, it mar­ a shorter stay In Ottawa. He was Mtldila. Plat Book I Paco If Ivert will be hostesses. end u i aawa la whleh N wee ea* ried end If alive, and whaee laat •Tha North won't accept a l«la I I I 1 I t II till P ' The Jacaranda Circle of Baneauad era aa fallawal known nddroaa and ranldanee waa The WMS nf the First Baptist accompanied by Foreign Secretary Anitndad I’lat of Olm-tM* and Cartirieela No. II Taar ef baa* Barennah, Oodrela, Alio* W. Wilder Southerner far President," he said ford Garden Club will meet at 7:30 Setwyn Lloyd. Mlllara Hubdlvlaton rill Boak ' and i. W. Wilder, har haahand. If gloomily. "It may taka ua so yeari p. m., at th* Garden Center Build­ Church will meet at 10:43 a. m. S-P*(* It The conference* with U. S. offi­ •lira, whoaa addreaa, raaldanra end to get tea White Rouse." A covered dish luncheon will be 1 -ola I I I I II S II Slk n kjt* rja • l Foot Office addraae ta ankaewn, ing. Homer Osborn will give a talk held at 13 noon and tha progra cials, he ssld, achieved a wlda Amrndad Plat nf Olmataad and ■lie i Jtaklna Moran end --Mlllrra auhdlrlalan Plat Boak I m S°o°oS i t e meaiure of agreement on world vr* * ™ ■ erae her hu abend, if mattltd >l Me public speeches, Eastland about type and uses M fertilizer. at 1 p. m. Circle No. Fiva la Pact aa > d w eitve wfcoao eddreadTieet- ha* repeatedly cautioned against Mrs. Nuta Flanders of Coneord. charge. The topic la "God Save problems. “I can assure Jou that l.nlo SIS * IIS Frank I. Wood, nae end Rut Office nddroaa le violence ta tee struggle over sag N. R. will show colored slides of ruff* Hubdlvltlon Plat Beak I unknown, a. M. Sutic.a. it alive, America". Mrs. J. M. Moya will relations between the United States Pat* II wfoee eddraaa, realdaaoa ead Pool reaction. The Sooth, he saye, will her visit to the geranium beds to ba Leader. and ourselves never have been . A IP N1 * of sw u of m vu of Offloa aidroao to aakaowa, Alloon not rely on "the cowardly menace the park around Buckingham NK'4 H of Railwar, Banion M closer thaa they ar* now," he M . fan kin a Choaie end — — -Chqata. Township IS Baath, Han#* W carlltiaeta will 6a fold tia "Ua MONDAY Palace, and other garden seen** at maekaw shotgun." added. hlebait blddar at tba front dno* of si’A f w 'l rodaSfcF' SP.'i nf tha eamlnola Couaty Coart Heaia ' Of the Far East situation, he •peeking ot tha atUseiM council a In England and Scotland. NR'i Harilnn ft Towiahlp It Tha Mimosa Circle of tee San­ Tha Driftwood Circle of tho San­ said: Hnutn. flan#* SI Eaal. • movamant in Misaitsippi and othet ford Garden Club will meet at iATm nRKVSSIA XV14 nr NE'< of HF.14 Htotlnn *1 "There la • difference, ae you allro, wfcoao adBrapc. realdanra states below the Mason-Dtaon Lins, ford Garden du b will meat at 0:30 a.m. In tha Garden Canter on Tnwnahlp tl Houlh flan#* II end Mat Office eddroea fa aa- * • attend said* the homa of Mrs. W. B. Moya, 332 Earl Lola 1 In IB XVathlnB'oa all know,. In respect to tha off­ ’’uitea tola lad day ad haown, Ik# aahnowa hafra at lew, Park rial Ponk I rasa IT W. lTth te. at 10 a. m. Mrs. L. E. First St. shore Islands." davtaaoa or laaatooa or o*oooooora "On* at tha beet* principle* of O r. llrrndoB. A pre-campaign meeting of the (Offiolal Clark'aBae E. Spencer will talk on Orrhids. la Inloroot c m . O. Worhnrb, dorlrrk of thr rireulf Court Eden pointedly avoided further a K IIBRNC vhooo Mm**, addraaa, ra- the attteene councils Is to act with eaetad, who** ham**, nddroaa, Seminole County Unit of the Flori­ Hrmlntlr rnunty, Florida The Rose Circle of the Sanford * Clark Circuit aldanoM and Fiwt Fort Ofnq* Oftl addr**«*a comment and would say only: "We fCtrcull four! Oral 1 aola County, ] are anknown.. Ronry Ju*nect and In tha law. Tha councils pravent Garden d ub will meet at the da Division, American Cancer So­ were frank tn expressing our view hla wife, |f married violrore, Wa hava no riffraff, and homa of Mrs. W. B. Shlppy at ciety will be held at 0 p m. In the in t h e r o r N T v J i n o r. t r n r u Y tor TUB c in o rrr novnT. wrwrw r r live t ■ who** l**t hnowd IN AND rn n BKMINnl.n r a t s F. lks Club. Mrs. Irving Pryor and and the Americans In expressing j i du ial ciecrrp o r r t o e i and racldano* »«« Cminn t know ot no hothead* who would 0 :M a.m, TV. FLORIDA. IN PNOUATK . theirs." IIA IN AND r o e IBNtWOl.K *»w fork, Cthniin* iy t deatre to commit violent acta." Mrs. Don Bales ara co-chairmen. IN ItE: Krlal* of LLOTD F. ROWB Rallie Harriaon Chapter, Na­ ctiUNTv. c if artery row aaea and - - einrhnrk. her Orrralfd. In Hai Adnrllna of n T M marrlod and If aNv*. Thla to only on* at tha many tional Society D.A.R. will meat Th# St. Catherine's Chapter, Wo­ The statement Indicated Elsen­ N O T i r t t n r I N T E N T IO N T O X 4 K B hower had refused to budge be­ ALUB IIKTT COW end whoaa addrooa, rooldoaro and A P P l . i r i T I O N F O R F IN A L D l S ORDER TO AI Foot qwioo *<1d*oo* I* unknown, points ot eonfttot between Eastland at 3 p.m. with Mri. Bertha man’s Auxiliary of Holy Cross fore British suggestions that the CMAROI1 tTATW o r r u i i m t toi Fiona Bllaon and — -llllaon, hla and tee National Aasn. far the Ad­ Hagen at 1702 Park AvV. Im­ Church, will meet at tha home of TM ALL WHUM IT MAT CON. ALBERT COWJNO, wbeao bteoa " s r GRAY BILK BATIN TWEED wlfn if mended aed If ellro, vancement ot Colored People, Cler portant business to he discussed. Mrs. W. A. Flits on Celery Ava. at Chinese Nationalists evacuate CEn.Ni raaldanra — la --*■ anknown, -----an,1 Aaware tweri nddr***, raatdanea and Foal Noller la harabr #lvan that ROSA with black Swiss r*-*mbrelder *4 Quemny and tha other offshore lltloa barlai fliaf In th who** Silver tea sponsored by faille I p.m. nddr**a la unknown, If, R. ence Mitchell, Washington director POTI.K haa fllad'har final raC1ro lac* fashtorn a eu*-plsc* cock­ O fault Court I for eamlnola Offto* and — Orr, hfa wlfa, If mar­ of ttie NAACP, maintain* that tha Harrison Chapter D.A.R. far the Th# St. Agnes Chapter, Holy islands. port aa Eatniina nf Ih* m ala nf Coui , nuatr, . __ la ... Chanooryl ___ __ wharcln and Prr and M allvo, whoa* addreaa, tail drcaa dwlgnad by Jo Cope­ i.LUTD F HMTI.E. drrtairdi that whtraby PallilonaraL I.KhLIH R. ried r*aldcnr* and Foot Offloa addraca eitieene oounotla movamant to "tha benoflt of the General Sanford Croea Church, will meet at | p.m. haa filtd har natillnn for final land. Th# aktrt te shaped *v*r % aha IBITVIB anil LAURA UMAR ae< KWH end * LBWIB, hla la anknown: and If any nf Ih* wfdrth DOWNED BOMBER BOUGHT diarhartr, and that aha will apnl# of tea X* K)u* Klan under Memorial Library and Bemtoolc at te# homa of Mrs. Randall rlta. aaali to te adopt ALLIB Ai.LJE BBTT DR Ifo, aaak art prtttooat’ ’* eforameatlnaed are dead, tfitfr aalo Ih* llonnrabl* EftNKST HOU*. HALIFAX, N. I. U ft — The U. B. praaanta known halra, dovlaooa, la«alaoe toteer nam e" Kjwinii, e Minor, thaaa Ibaaa praaa County Munum will he held at Chase. MMI.DEIL Ctunlr Jud#* nf Sami--- ta fa to oauaa and raqnlra ran eaalenaaa llanora, cradftare - true Air Force kept up a search today nola Counlr, Florida, on Ih* IStH th* hom* of Mr*. L. P. Hagen, a and tpnaar In aald rnurt on Ithe ‘i#a en<f BTanlaooi _ end Alt Fartlaa A chnhby, round-cheeked man of .'larch, till, for aparoral of for one of its patrol bombers, re Another bomber reached -Goose day TUESDAY __ at...dap m __..... Mnrrh, till, te ._ phew eh •vln# of Clalmtne 1701 Park Ave., from 4 to 0 p.m, min# to if ■am* and for final dlarhara ~ C 1 -V — with thin grey hair and brown un eeoae. Ante why whr aald Batmen ehn aieaJd Rlaht, ‘ Tt**' *" Inla'roai ' TUI# ar In Kltriitril of lha aillta of Li ported down In the Atlantia with Bay safely. Open to the public, Hosteiaea are lot be erantait, otharwlae e F HMTLK, daeaaaad, on Ihla blinking eye* framed by horn­ il* th* The Friendship League of (he eauaa will proeaad aa parta. ^ .d ^ o W ln fe ^ a ^ ^ , Mri. L. P. Hagen, Mri. Robert Congregational Church will have three men aboard. • Ith day nf Fabtuary, tail. rimmed glaeeee, Eastland divides JenningsU'lTMEM Iff hand end offtelet Florida, to*wlti /•/ Roia n. Rtyla The average.site d the eggs of The plane, a BIO. waa n roots Mrs. H. W. Rucker and nanl at eanfard, lamlnnla Countr, Kiarulrla of lha aiiata of • Valentina Supper at A p. m. from Keflavlk. Iceland, to Gooso • bald aagTa oauiOy era larger In Ms time between Washington and Mi*. Mary Sue Compton. Florida, thla Hat day ef Jaaaery, LUIVO r. BOTLE, Dahto 1,000-acre cotton plantation in Th# Ixora Clrele of the Garden Everyone Is Invited to attend. Bay, Labrador. Yesterday after­ size tea farther, aorth they ara . caaaad I ko*lh, r.anoa II Baa (IRAL) •'tack K Ciataland. Jr. The ladles will make a boa sup­ •ARCEL II—WR of Ih tha Mississippi delta near Role.' • * noon It reported Icing conditions. found. a r. d u b will meet at 1:30 p . . m. Attorney far Eatal*. vile, Mis*., 100 mfiee couth of at tha homo nf Mrs. Vnll* Wll per. “Clark “ of*rc?rc*lt of Ooart Ur tt I. llunt D. C. Tho Gleaner* Class ef the First Memphis. Hams Jr., 2117 Laurel Ara. Tha Baptist Church will m*at« with 1 I •TATE or FLORIDA TO On hto itaotatton, one of the program win be based on "Table AMANDA WILLIAM*, dMilIM, Mrs. Berta Cotrell, 3000 Banfard Urgect in tha state, the senator Settings and Decorations". Host- Av*^ k*r unknown halra nt law. lniiaM . at 7:30 p. m. — . favlaaaa, eranlaai, aaalena, or relee* Mtton, soybean* end Here­ tetsee ara Mrs. T. W, Mern, Mrs. rltlmani* alharwlat andar har, daford cattle. About 100 Negro share- George Elck and Mrs. Williams. crxaad ca . . . ar P otharwlaa, whoaa raal* WEDNESDAY lanraa and iaddraaaaa are unknown] many* aparrlhM pron#rtf, danraa Th» Hibiscus Garden Circle nf falhaw W William*, dactaaad. and Tht utm; at Ih* CnmH 1« whlfh cropping tomfltes live on tea plan pfalhaw hla wlfa, lhatr un* • . a— -Wllllnma, Wllllnma, nia wiia, inair tetton, and at oottoo-pirhlng time the Garden d ub will meet at the TTie Clvie and Pin* Aria Depart­ . hJinwp halra ai law. laealaaa. da* or tha Ninth Judj. ha hrtnis ta too aartre hand*. Mora hums of Mn. BrnHla William* on ment* will meet at 11:10 p.m. for , . dlaaaa, ernnlaaa, aaalena or aletm* enta atharwiae undar tham. or -*, w : than TO par aeot of tha population Second St and Osk Ava. at 1:30 a eovartd dish luncheon. A pro­ .,,e|ifiar nf iham, dacoaaad ar othar* p. nj. Members will than visit gram will be presented on "Patri­ in hto area ar* Negroes. Wlaa, whoaa raaldaaeaa and. adFalrvlew Nursery on the Orange otism" with R. T. MUwae aa guest • • draiaaa ara ttnhnowni D. V. Wit* "We never had any trouble with llama, daeaaaad, and — -XVIlUama. speaker, Tha Pina Arte Depart­ Blossom Tran. ft .,nia wlla, if llvlne, a n d If H 'tm -never," he laid. ment will than present a Bible ‘ a*»d. their unknown hair* at law, Th# Dirt Gardeners Circle of bivebr Eastland Mid hi* to mil/ has , larataaa, darliaaa, ernnlaaa, an* ..flena^or atolwnnta at Jar wlaa aa* baan settlad te Mtoaisstppt tor WO We Sanford Garden Club will meet program. •ar Iham, ar althar af tham, dayear*, moving than from Virginia. ' aaaaad ar elharwtaa, whoaa ra»l* - e»nraa and addraaaaa ar* uaknawni Hte ancestor* were English. and all anknown paraona hevlna ' Bf rlalmlny la hava any rlekt, title. A Methodist, Baitland ehatnclaim. Intaraal, or damaad In end smokes cigar* but cays ha doesn't , fo iho ioilnwlae daaorlbad preporly • illuAla, trine and balne In Caeilnela drtnk—“ It's against tha law ta MrsS'ountr, Florida, and daaerlbad ea sissippt" Re stands • feet, weight , .ttlfowa. lo.wlii Tha "want half of tha W. W. U 1TB pouodc. Mostly a home-body, of tha UKR of iaetlon 1*. tha senetar cteere clear at the Tnwnahlp It Bouth, Bane# I* m , -loDAle Washington aoektaB circuit and tha VUO ARB flRIIBBT NOTtrTBn sociel whirl. Par relaxation he that n auil haa baan Iliad naelnat Ukes to watch Grmaeho Mara end tehee comedians ea TV. Re reeeatfy bo*ght a home ta “ "■ aM ! toshtonebla Spring Valey. ta eubortsea Waatotagton, where ha I vm ■R H I himra of thla aull Id ta ajlat title with hi* wito, Libby, and teair tour , , on ara required ta file your chSdNB, Mel M, Abb. IT, Boa, U, '•WfiU*a dtfanraa with thd Clerk of VVi>tir»'nuM and aerve e eopy there- oruade, Ftortde and Woade Engena, U. TRUUBAT Toll To Over 200 Eden Says U. S., Britain Relations Better Than Ever « E K m s js xt& s m v fa,r a p u&jtjB T* "Vi-4? g w a s a a a a ii WITNRkU p i hand -’lark of in# Cirenlt QraH la end (or eatalnnU Coaatr, Fleme, .tela W . 5!W * r k 1 M BALLARD SELF i f W » « ;, high n t a m in Y iltikT hB k’. U c u m Y otam . trad in g E T m w C h s r r o k ti mmnM r o h im . m r b * p u * d ' o n to Y o o . O K c W C« w B j j T J ^conditioMd* a n d d M ^ w a i r M U d . l a w r i t i j » . RUUNQ «**-• In.and for Benalnole Coaatr, ! rJ b P * * * " -------------------------» n |S T/fJ ........... j p k ; tMjdtfJf mjktmiud 9kmnl* W •? SuHtK MpHMI ’’ P A L M IT T O *. ititiliijBroSftjk.*' '• f >.i-'* - *m:*. • •/ • J l . n ’v r ,<■. > • ■ 11 �ijeyvj’j r p'wjyf 1 iilm c K k * ''hunt. Feb. 9, 1958 THE SANFORD HERALD FEMALE Checker. Apply Sanford Dry Cleaner. West 13th Si. WAITRESS over -21, Apply Plg'n Whistle. 20 ACRE FARM CLASSIFIEDADS RAYMOND M. BALI. OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKERS 8 . D. Higbleymaa, Aaaoelafe 244 South Park Ave. READY FOR OCCUPANCY *2,730. DOWN will buy this lovely Three Bedroom Home with Fireplace, it* Tile Bathi, Screened Torch, Carporte, Utili­ ty Room. Attractive residential aectlon. *12.000. mortgage at Far year Beef Raaaw m a i 1 %. CnDcn u d H»rk«y. Re* Iter* Htmea —Lota — Acreage 1M N Park Ate. Phaae >211 Laura B. Osier AD Registered Real Estate Broker 2MI SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Pboaa ISM 1750. DOWN and MOVE IN 2427 Prinreton—2 B. R. masonry constructed home. K i t r h e n RATES . equipment. V, Blinds, spsco 'tfTho Following Rates are now hatter. NOT A PROJECT! % e f fe c t l i e Per Line for One Inert!on R obert A. WIDUurb. R ealtor l i e Per Line for Three Inacrttou BUT— Homes of Real Individuali­ Raymond Lunfqultl, Atseclate l i e Per Line for Fire InaertJeme Phone 1373 Atlantic Bank Rldv. ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early l i e Par Line for Each 22 InAmerican, Ultra Modem, Con­ Whether Buying or Selling, It will ■ertloni. ventional A F r e n c h Colonial MTNTMUM BATE i 24a . pay you to tw typeaJ. W. BALL, R CALTAR, Fionas Stitt Bank BuUntag '‘Can H air Phona 1T3>. BUILT On Large 1,and«t-aprd Lots: In the best of nelghborWKLAXA APARTMENTS: room , TWO Bedroom House, m . At-R. hoodi. prtrate baths. 114 W. T in t St. 2415 ELM AVE. R eU aw ar a n d B ab y Beds Immediate possesalon on this Day, Week or month—Tel. 1423. *cmi-pre|cntloui 1 Bedroom Furniture Center IIS West First spacious home, Kitrhen equip­ ped. Blinds, Healer, Oak Kloori, Avalon Apts. Effldency. Pbooe Tiled hath. Jalnsled porch go to mike up this excellent of­ 709-W fering at 110,300.00. Compare with other* and you will re­ SBE Seminole Realty for Dealrcognize it'* value. Surrounded aMe Home* and Apia. Phona 27. by excellent neighbor*. 4% mor­ tgage of S6A50 can be assumed, with down payment arranged to responsible party. Wo hava the key.. Exclusive! ■FFICIENCY Apartment Suit* 1 able for bachelor or couple, 3 B. R.. 2-Batha . CB construction, k Steam heat, private bath, ihow* hrand new, *323 dawn plus clos­ ■ or. Coreolently located, Acrou ing costs. yam m Poet Office, lnqulrj Man-e l Jacobaon Dept. Store. Seminole Realty furnished Apt. Ph. 432-W. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEIO Rooms, cooking available, for em­ INI Park Avai. f M u 27 ar 143 ployed and ratired peopla. Inlormition. 1018-W. 1500. DOWN %WO BOOM furnlahed Apartment, Nice country homa with Citrus i. .110 Mag.-Those 211>,. X. Ro»a .. tatl| f. - >• • • ••- * w Rasa L. Payton, Broker TWO Bedroom furnlahed house. Aaoabrlle B. Henderson, Associate Alberta J, Hall, Aaioelale Apply Caraga Apt. 113 W. lotli Phona 2471 17-12 at Hiawatha St. ONE BEDROOM furnlahed cottage. Clean and neat. Suitable for couple or small child. Phone 07 or 1S34-M. ► ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. NICE two bedroom maionry. $ Furnlahed screened porch, carporte. Phone 1074-R. ________ "Builders of Finer Home*" offers , Beautifully Designed Three and Four R e d r n o m Homes for Florida Living FIIA and VA ((ill Financed • Prired from 111.200. In *15,000. Salca Office—2325 So. French Ave. Pboaa 2100 or 2M0 FURNISHED C o t t a g e - Phone 1144-W,_____________________ FURNISHED 3 room Cottage with carporte 114 Elm Ave. RETIRED Couple have nice southeast bedroom for rent in good | neighborhood. tlO.OO per weekW Kitchen privilege* If dcairrd. ^ : Phone 24113-M. 8 TORE— 23 x at, located at 317 Palmetto, in the heart of town i with loading and unloading fadJ M hi Fluorescent lights, WJ1I I'VB TAKCAl CARET ON* E V B K Y T H /A JG TO PU T OUT > T H E C A T AMO , W /A I O T H E C L O C K . • — Siesta Swivel Platfbrm 14— SPKC1A1 SERVICES - * Rocker*. Small modem de­ sign. Regular *34.M value .,.*44. FLOOR landing and flaishtag Cleaning, waxing. Servtng Sami 27 — Occasional Chain. Many note County tinea 1923. atylea and colors. Reg. *14.43 H. M, /Ration, Lake Mary, value.................................... *9. Plumbing. Kresky Heating , E ity Terms M. G. HODGES Service on All Waler Pump*— Wella Drilled Pnm^a Faala Road Phnne Phene 1*7 INSTALLATION of Linoleum. Car pats. Tllea. Mtther of Sanford MI-04 X. lit SL orat« * Snnfnrd Linoleum A Tile Co. Phone 1917 GROCERY, dock and fixlutv*. 127 W. lat SL any part nr all, *3e on the dotEXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Ur- Also store fixtures by-theand Slip Covert. place nr all. Get them at your Drapcs-Upholitery Finest Workmanship own price- 317 PALMETTO AVE. by Master t ' r al l . Mnen. 300.000 {'ARRACK Plants M, 11. You'll Like Our llraMin.ililr Prices Anderson, So. Cameron Ave. STANLEY KULP Phone Ovirdi) — Fllrest 3 3103 MOTOlMIcooler, excellent condi­ tion. Roy Reel's, 1012 Sanford ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ave. Ralph Ray, HIM), QUICK CASH tor Furniture. Add For B rtlrr Plumbing mg -Machinal, Typewriters. Out­ See nr Call board Motor*. Boats. Super Ttading Post. One mil* South W- J. KING COMPLETE with all th* Natural 2M4 South Park—Phnne 30 you hava dreamed about atirh on 17-92. Phono 3017-W.' aa rolored General Eleetrle ap­ ~lNCOMKT t XX-HER\ ICE furniture, appliances, tools, pliance* and colored plumbing Uied ate. Rmight-anld. Larry's Mart. Wnt. H. Murray fixtures, 311 East lit St. Phona 1331. lilt reiery A\re. Phnne tH4l-M Closed Sunday and Wednesday AND available at reasonable prices with the best financing FOR ENT- Dragline by Hiiul A with minimum down-pay wnnn r n as MCI. « Week or Month. I'nrme 1131, Leo l IIIII.AUIIt Cnnstruetinn Co. menta. SC Case with Harrow and Front r n i mn%t t: \ r.vtivu Cultivators. I'l.UMIIING BRITT TRACTOR (X*. I tu% Ad v s a t u r * * - u n M i r l , XTall Wellborn C. Phillip*, JrMlwav 17-41 Seuth Phoae 141 Contraet and repair work. Free it J*1 .-..I.l'.r uf Pur to MS estimates. It. L. Harvey. 201 8;>H4 H Milifi NwtAaKplt • l-Y 11• ||<| P<\ 41IIE Sanford Ave. Phnne 1823. Since 1MB, Sanford's leading B .It* Miihiinii k r j a h i n r Mill* Dun HEATING ( '» h**tiM* 4tf VFrttlil.l)' Builder of home* for over l,50t| Floor Fnrnares ami Clrenlators TlAN DALL ELKCTHIC C(L S , ,114* *\till| p *» people. Sales Office: Little Venice EK’clrti-al Contraetlnv amt Repairs 7 I\ J nil II I *AI * NhWI H. H. POPE CO.. INC. t: lltirit* As All»n in Loch Arbor. TV Service Center ton Muth Park Ave. Phone 1440 8 "II Uni ' K' hu ) U i i PHONE 1304 Rendtx and Crnsley App'> inre* • .ill ('lint,4i »ln> l .tun ii a i (tn Window StUa - Uotali 112 Magnnlla Ave. Th. US 1<MO 1;04t W t M i i i n g fri*m Ifa«11jrvtood Flue Blocks — Cradle Blocks a |l«|MS|i I ! » M M OPPORTUNITY IS HERE House cleaning, winnows, walls, II I11I HI h *IImIi I T h r u l r w Urease Traps - Dry Wells. LARGE Filling Station and Garage Miracle Concrete Cn Floors, D. C. Caldwell, Phone I 3 lit Hiffn-Off with excellent established local 30U Elm Ave 1140 J, KhlrtsT Ph. 1131 and transit trade. Well loraled _Jn suiburban area-with 193 ft. USED Elec trie cola dispenser ENVELOPES, tetterheada. Male frontage on US Hi-way to be ments invoices, hand bills and drink box. Good running rondi p t o e r a m i etc Progressive Jnur-laneri In rr?ar future- living (ion. ideal fur berr Murage box Printing Co.. Phona 408 — 403 quarters. Approximately *30,Can be seen at The banlurd W «t l.llb St. 000. Cash down tn handle. svtiui—•AvrttM r» Herald. *4tl, . » OWNER MUST NELL NOW I (on H11.1,1 I rl.K* Ti l I 0 * 1 1 ( 1 UNUSUALLY attractive new thiee BURROUGHS Cash Register and I t I" (IMI bedroom home In Fern Park Adding Maehinr. I.iko new. 'I Ilfs Jill) Him Ilnur a r e a . Approximately tt.ooo \% earfil A» KH Phone IHM-J-3 \l rtI Lef | («•(*•s7I down payment needed. Call mi* 'Iw I It mIi I MoitMw m i $ l a i i 'i y Hit Cu. Ft. Iletrlgeraliir. F.xerli In talk term*. 1'rirp *13,330. hlint i• !(>••>*< ent rnndilinn. 24X1 Yale Ave. OWNER WANTS TO Contracting and Repair \| II•4« At >( 9l*l«lin RETURN NORTH or call 1714 .1. 1007 s a n l o r d Axe, P hone 111.1 and i* willing tn tirrtlli-e an at­ tractive two bedroom home. USED Elertrlc Lawn Mower. 2405 l N T E II I OR and EXTERIOR n —K i.E rrn rA i. sm iviCAe—a Key Ave. Painting Paper Hanging Plume | Yard Is beautifully landaraned. .I07r. lt. Ruffum A Walker. tart size too by 200 feet. You CHAISE Lounge, dull black frame. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sales rnu*l see this In order to ap and acrvice, G. 11. High, Oviedo Yellow plastic covers’ll innerINCOME TAX predate t h a value, Prired Fla. Phono FO.'illtS or Sanford spring cushions. *20. Phone Prompt Service *13,223. Term* available 1642-W alter 0 p. m. 2447-W-l. 202 Wnodruff-Perkin* Rldg. 1 st si. the palue. Priced *13,223 Term* available. hlue overcoat, lan top- T. V. REPAIRS. Call W. A Nor | 3. - t i F F I C F K U I14PMK.N1 —13 HI-WAY AND LAKE FRONTAGE NAVY cost tailor made, exrrllrnt con­ rls. i'hone 1339 or J. Q. Ilerriii Approximately to acres with fill) dition. Size 33, both lor *30. HAYNES Office Machine Co.. Phnne 239.1 J feet on hl-way No 27 In Lake Phone 311 J evenings. Typewriters, adding machines, County near Hnwey-ln-the-llllls Salrs-lirntals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. I.ce«hurg area. Ideal fnr ELECTRO Hygiene Vacuum clean­ INSURANCE —14-41 Tourist Court. Will tell all or er, cost new *120. Will sell fnr 21- BEAUTY PrfRLURH part. Call and talk tsrma. Price *35. liny* bike 20", (10 Phona III.soo. 1336-R. Vivien B. Aleiaarfer, Broker Kvn-Ilcws Benuly Shop Ratei to Hl-wiy 17-42 PO Bos 444 NEW Metal Desk 30 x 43 . *53. REST in Workmanship a n d PoUeyholdara >ern Park, Ph. Winter Park Frlgidalre Automatic Washer *175. .Materials. J e k i WOUuM Inc. 27-2371 IIM East lad St. Phone 5*1 Sinford Freight A Snlvnge 411 EiW irl AUaa44a Beak M4 W. lit 8t. M Fnr ALL Ynur Beauty Need* call 4 - BEAL ESTATE WANTED Harriett’* Benuly Nook CONCRETE Phono 971 11)5 So. Dak Ave. Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete (Open evenings by appointment.) HAVE NEED fnr location for ■lock, Sand, Gravel. Cement Supermarket, national rhain Concrete Pipe to Meal All Quail- l7-Atm<MOBILE8'niAn.KE* Beatles*. store. Prefer site in aubtirbs, U— LAUNDRY BKBVVICB Smithside. What is ynur offtr, It will pay YOU lo ••* UR before Nerd 30,000 square feet of land. Shenaam Cowerel a Pipe Co. rm buy. Open Evenings anil One hour • Wash and Damp Dry Stata exact prim and location in OM V M l M k f t One hour It • Wash and Dry Fold unday*. first letter. P. O. Box 3061, Finished Laundry Eailalde Trailer Ralea, Orlando, Sanltnnu Dry cleaning Palalka, Fla, A J I S H T S W H EN M A W T to O 4 ^ m n iu i ITHT-fBtTS. • M U ■HI TELEVISION MOMSisn • r10 4 II ? "A • iMi) 9 lUiia I" #*» Him on f’roHPtm Ntwi-VV Mth*r TP« Mt»rninn Hhnw C«|itftin k,4n«»4ro4» Ts»i l*All«rn High.i hi r*"KrAin .V»m s . \ V# 4 i h r r I " i .1'» Kitil# K o i s t 'i Slmw II ♦"* 11.30 T hi s I .anit <1 4if Ourg. HKilk* II Hi r h 12*00 PI VMI IDQ V a l U n l l.n4v I n v * uf U f a I? IS an lie* I'GI* 1 Sr* iCo*r«tt ft r Tfiirt«*.ftw €IiiIIIir*ir I«i«I*f Jt*r k J.U\« K t ’ n i n t -lliiila ZV,|i» Kt«n«i ■ lla a k d l.a lt <lan>* l< t h i n r f i l m a «> Mono With lloal* Sonthalde Laundromat SUPER niverla 1053 lliilrk, by South Side Foodmarl Bldg. Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices owner. Ekrcllrnl rnndilinn. 712 104 East 23th 8 L P«W for used furniture. Call Southwest Rd, Clayton Store, 9Sg. Wilsnn-Maler Furniture Co. Bunk B«U riarv o HK4VKH —37 311 E. l i t St. GOOD Running. ('Iran 1010 U r Complete with Innerspring Mat­ Salle. Phone 3073-W. tresses, Ladder A Rail. (Can he L U SHI—Plano Technician KELP WANTED used as Twin Ileds) . *99.50 Phona 1164. Rout* 1. Sanford Kins Sizn Hollywood Bnds 19- AUTOMOBILE BUNkfBB -U I 20.M) dlllr, Sell Luminous Door Guaranteed 10 Yeara P litei. Wnlte Reeves. Attleboro, 60 X 30 lnnaraprlng Mattress TOO CARS Man. Free dimple A Details. 30 X 30 Rnx Spring........... *139.50 BOUGHT SOLIZ TRADED CAN Headboard (Decorator riaatle) Ray Rtel'a Used Car* WATKINS Products dealer for Unfinished Furniture Sanford Av*. A 11th St, SELL Volusia County. C. L. Allen, 3 Drawer Cheat .................. *15.30 Apopka. Anything 4 Drawlr Cheat ......... 17.50 10BOAtt"-' MOTOM -If 5 Drawer Cheat ............ 14.30 With A Vanity Tabln ............... 9.30 i»c a a ■«* is ROBSON Sporting Good* Nile Stand ............... 1.30 Casalfl ad Evlarude Sale* A Service Mr, and Mra. D re ise r........ 29.30 AGGRESSIVE Salesman'for nng Phone HU Bookcase Bed .................... 24.50 established Appliance Co tjut- 391 E 111 SL Ad side selling. Apply Sanford Elec­ (Twin or Double) 20 Ft. — 43 HP inboard. See al San­ tric Co.lit Magnolia. JUST CALL Student Desk ................. 24.30 ford Boat* Work*. Call 2276-R. Bookcase ........ 12.50 Full or part time aaleaman—Earn its , lip Id *100.00 weekly, selling na­ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. *9 ■ FURNITUREI 'k«M O m jtS Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 tionally advertised fluid fertlllz 4'LAKHIFIEI) DUPLAY er. Farm background helpful, \ "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. but not essential. Write "Na- Buy ynur Furniture at llerry'a Open Monday'! til 9 p. m. warehouse Furn., Co,, at 001 W. Churl" Plant Food Co., P. O. 1st St. All nationally adv. fur­ Rox 1113, Winltr Garden, Florida two wheel trailer. Phona niture al warehouse price*. DISTRICT MANAGER FOR SALK—Living Room and Red­ Exceptional opportunity for man rnom Suites, Dmette, RerfrigerFor All Caw In hire, train and supervise RED-I-M1X CONKRETB atnr, Frlgidalre Apt. Slova and Mwaela Qmzrata Cm. salesmen. *12,000 and m n r c per BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS Chain. Phona 211. year. Exclusive territory. Na­ CUHIIIM FI'ITKD tionally advertised. Repeat hullPROMPT neaa. Experience In fertilizer LOST AND FOUND • —Factory to To*— INSTALLATION aalta, citrus or truck farming A in * In am helpful, if you can dn a job, FOUND-Femak Cocker Spaniel. * V eneU t* Blind* Stricklandthis la It—this la what every Phone 783-J Enclosed bead. Bag-proof bottom farmer has been wailing for. Morrison, Inc. rail with plaitle enda, PUatle or Leading manufacturer of Liquid LOST—Black A While Plump rayon Upea. Cotton or nylon Fertilizer. For personal inter­ Pnlnlar; Dreamwold Section. Anflan ford. Florida eorda. answers name Daisy. Children view write "Na-Chura" Plant Phone 200 Hrosknrik C,tmm t a d Palm C* unhappy, need her badly, Phone Food Company, P. O. n,ix 1HS, 233T-W. H«ward. ______ i l l 114 We«t 2nd SL Phone 320 Winter Garden, Florida. _ Nf w■ Mign urr veinst xn asm i S Hn On Pawn H m k i n .Sana Starknl * ll,|inr( in S ,at T.M 3 , , an O a lac h Club 7:14 K t a , I M S n c r l a *( a n i a a n # s si J n r k a r ' a Chnl ea • ii* M ur n l n t Ut an ll an* a is H a r m o n y T i ma *:*« Wnr M Al Sflna I I I Mn r n l n a l l al odl aa Silo t i a r a a n d T h a r a in Hi) l i nn Cl ub Ie: JO Ni«l Cl ub M il 11:11 0 « m a or I 4t l *8y a m g ia a i tt:S* Wa f l * At Na oa 3 ad la It.IS Fa rm H lf M I 11:11 r n r f a r Ma i l *** t:l» K t a i 1:11 liar Nnnt Ranch Inn XVhrld a t T h r a * II nd HI and i t aenr d P r i i l a s e 4 .an Ta a n T i m a b'awa 4:1* l i t l Taan Tima I:** T * a S k r i k a , N a u r ■ II a i* 4LAHMFIKD DUPLAY WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel ARTICLES rOE SALK 2 BEDROOM NICE Rooms. *3. weekly. 1013-W. HOMES . . • t h r e e Bedroom house with C.B.8 . CONSTRUCTION sleeping porch. Good condition. Hardwood floors — Tile Baths Call 1323-W. ' Paved Carporte — Insulated S71Q5 1495 APARTMENT- 3 Rooms and DOWN bath- Screened porch. 710 W. COMPLETE C. J. CROCKER - Rtillder 1st St. Call SSI-J. LEAVITT A LANSDOWNE TWO ROOM BURN. COTTAGE, ORANGE CITY, FLA, *47.60 month. Large lot, garden, It Old Sanford-Orlando Highway, Alexander i t Stringer i ' Inquire after 4 p. m. Hughes, Baal Eilat* • lasuriaee Park. E li 1 Mra. Lastnaa Maaaaager, Aitae. t«T Magaalla Ave. ph. l* C. A.' WHIDDOII, an. Sip all Beg, Beal EalaCe Breker jrops. 36 boxes and ' tip/ ClU V. E. Deagtaa, Baby E. William* 2234. Wh4|ekal Grove Service. U J-i. Pat* _ n. m g - REAL ESTATE POE SALE - a A REAL HTEAI, ATTRACTIVE Three Bedroom Two Bedroom llmiac. Kilehen equipped. Corner Ini. Near IJ.900. Includes apartinnl Iran1* and f')sur/>Kitt pLences. la roe lot with trees, un 14700. Call 1W0-J for appointCity M *tr. VA Insured flnanca Ins. *20n. Down, *54.00 monthly mini. I payment. Princ IpU and Inter- I ft LOWKLt. K. OZIKR f J 6 S % T R rt e J J V Phone 1129-A. B, Paterion.Brokar Associates • A. B. Paterson Jr.. P. J. Chaetaraon. Garfield WilON C R Y f l T A L LAKE-* 1(13 ft. latti. John Malach^B. W. Wllrrontai* pluf J» fu Send leach, Ilam*. Ha HI M. field. A. a City Fah;r—Curbi and Idirge . Doudney, Land Survaydr._____ Tr*ea. Phone 8107 Hanford. 1800. DOWN VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom home, large corner lot, established neighborhood. Not a proleer. lKO Melloovillt Ava. Phone INI. 1- _ i SEAT COVERS t i ne a oil • in I 11 1(00 7 : So I . on a so « So 1 * 1*0 ti:»a HIS H a r r y Zinur* tinhert g t .ewt e C h a n n e l Croearoei l e Ilia P a y o f f H a r r y Sl uure lluh Cr at l i y l i r i a h l e r Hay Xe.-r-l Mlorin t m Ynur Ai-coiint vs w a n - t v Ttiraetu v r.i R s i s n M i r k a r t l o u i e (flub J, nut l l a n a a r * In lie purl l,ui ,a ZIrfaa. A New* bci anoa Kletlun TRi r. Hal. I’r e a m n s t T u b e * Wa i a i r i oi i t t 'l t mn s « idar Plarbnuaa H-a i t Now n r r r j n e t r i t epnr* l a i n Nhow rMlltAT Rliiil»nt I'bih * »i I na ’ i is }:S'» J:«« St So 1:1,( ( na *: I b l.lo II 1* .Sew* *, tO RADIO S ONE TWO-STORY Tour Bedroom House. Comer 27th St., 17-92 Hwy. South. Phone 1110, By STANLEYl O H , m a w ! I PO R G O T' M a ll TWO-ll E D R O O M Unfurnished Houie. One mile from Ha.e gale, i *60. a month. Fnr further in^ formation, call 1112-M. p------------------------------------------‘ MODERN un/umi>hc<| air-rnmli. tioned Three Bedroom Duple*, n Electric kitchen. Heady Keb. ■ 15th 173.00. J. F. Rogers, Genf eya, Fla. . .... THE OLD HOME TOWN Good tiled land T wells—Nice 1 3 Bedroom ('•terete Block Bedroom Home, garage, barn Chair Clearance VA — *223 Down Paymeot small tenant house—could be g — Simmons Red Chain *34. Per Month P A I planted in citrus-an excellent Values tn *33.93 11WORK WANTED -U Kitchen Fully Equipped buy at SIR.300.00. requiring Act .fast YOUR CHOICE ............. *31.00 to choose color* and Hie. 310,000.00 down. • Day work. Call I23D-JA. K. Shoemaker. Builder 10—Swivel Platform Rockers Pboaa INI C(1U)HED l^dy desires ironing, Foam Rubber Cushions. Up­ Crumley -M onteith rlraning. Danell Talbert. 417 holstered In Dupont Nylon. Phone T72 1JT So. Park E. Third. Regular *14.45 Vtlu* ........ (41. BA LL R E A LT Y W A N T Pag# • 14A HELP WANTED (f— ata) ItA If ijL'a Worth Anythin* It'd Worth Advert ini n* la Wilt Y’nu Be Our Gum I? 1We have leased aoma Rooms at lha beautiful Mar-Lou Motel Those Room* are available Absolutely Free For a period of 4 days, to New arrival! at Our Naval Air Station STOP by and Pick up YOUR Key at tha ufflca of Odham & Tudor, Inc. "Builder* of Fine Homes'’ 2623 S. French Avenue MOHvina I I* Teat P a l l at 0 J oa Mn r n l n a Mhnw I on i - , p l a i n Ka n * a r n a i e no i , p , n H n u r a i n . on H a r t . Moore H i l o Nl r l ke (I Itlrh AKTKIMOU* i f nn Vallaiil l.aily I- (k I..,, e III l i f e U I" Pr.i i , h t o r T o m o r r o w IZ-IS •i ui i l in* l . l t h l lio* ii ,,a iirlnrb ItapnrS I IS J a c k I’a r r I l a l.o, a a m r y I na i t onar l y l.awia : S" H o u e e p a r l e 1:0* n i l P a y o i f I So Hon Hr naby ( i na K r l a M e r Hay ( I S Macrel Hl nr m ( , i a On Ynyr A,-el. ('MHSIFIKD DISPLAY- Help Wanted F E M A LE -Seur>, Roebuck and Cu, ha* mi opening In banlurd for a y o u n g lady lu lu .m 20 and 85 year* uf age. Th* person must know lunch typa sysltm and b* able lo maintain a minimum speed uf'35 word* per minute, lluokcrping experience ii a much ileaired quality, but other practical exptrlenc* or advene* educational achievement* would bo cnnslderad. Applicant* must ho h i g h school graduates, with pleasing personality* and good character, and hav* th* ability and d«slr* to g«t along with peopl*. Tha position offer* a good itart* lug salary. A discount wilt b« given un all purchaaaa, with group Insurance, group hoipita* Illation and profit aharing plan* available. Permanent realdent preferred. It la an ideal position for th* right paroon. If you ar* Intonated In Ihl* position, and ar* between Ik* age* <>f 20 and 33, apply In person now at Sean Catalog Sales Office, 118 E, First Stnet, Sanford, Fla, �compare m wm ,^ ,w l these Vt * *9 t £ i Zjf C U T O N DO TTED U N I .. USE T H IS C H E C K L IS T H ARBOR HOM ES Many and varied Floor Plans Gonulnely different exterior elevationsi Conventional Modern or Brittany Farm Homes Varied Roof Lines Varied Front Doors Varied Color Combinations L a w Plots: 80‘ x 160’ to 120* x 160* Lake Front Lots Shrubbery Sprigged Front and Side Yards Carport and Screened Porch Vinyl Plaetlc Til* Floora * Citrus Trees per House: Valencia (Late) Pineapple (Gariy) Fink Grapefruit Xumquat Tangerine G. E. K IT C H E N : y y □ □ y y •y y □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ t V V y y y y G. E. Refrigerator G. E. Range G. E. Dlapoeatl G. E. «8 gaJ Water Heeler G. E. Dishwasher BEAUTY: OTHER OTHER □ □ (1-bath hoptes) G. E. Antoinette Washer (2-bath homes) Formica Counter Tops—On# piece and roll edge Large Kitchens — 'Adequate Cabinet Space Colored kitchen appliance# FO R OTHER S' □ FOR C O M F O R T : FOR C O N V E N IE N C E . furwd u d Plwtw rf W*B» Insulated Celling* Magie Chef Heater — With Blows Nutone Kitchen Fan Large Screened Porch Silent Switches Door Chimes 120 or more Double Electric Outlet# Large Storage Extra Large Closet# Ceramic Tile Sill# Lights la Closets FOR SA F E T Y : Waterproofing ender Floor Slab Metal Termite Shield Belli ender FHA and VA Specification* Sanford Building Code • , C IT Y F A C IL IT IE S : car Witar City Sewer Door-to-Door Mall Delivery Concrete Curb* Paved Streets F IN A N C IN G : FHA and VA Vlroli Door* Vinyl Paint Roof — Til* er Built-up with Whit* Marble Chip* Venetian Blinds Full Ceramic Tlla Bathe Exterior Brick Sills Colored Bathroom Fixture# IMS Sanford’* Leading Buildtr PH O NE fy n ttM M M E : • �■ . ■ at & I , - • ' * ■ v ' :__ t-Mm " 1 ■' "• ' ' — - — Is Found B eaten; Is Charged The new project le Jointly financed by the three counties .a n d the Florida Board of For#*fgry, whlrh direct* tha activities wf tha Florida Forest Service. It'a the first time a farm foraster hs* been avallsble to landawner* In Orsng* end Seminole counties; T.ske County lsndowna rt have enjoyed a farm forestar’e services under another ar­ rangement for some time. Smith has a master*! degree In foreet engineering from Oreg­ o n State. He got hi* beohelor’a ^Uegree a t the University of Wash­ ington, end befqrg that be etudl“ «d ot the Unfvereily of Georgia. He's hed eeven yeara experience as a forester since hie gradua­ tion, the last S3 month* of which Were spent with the U, S. For«*t Service at Great Fall*, Mont* . ami. Smith'* wife I* the funner Jo 'Anne Rockwell nt Punts (lords. . . nH their three* children ar« A h aro n , 3, Billie, S, end Clsrk, Tha farm forester mekei hi* affli> with the Soil Conservation gatvlca a t 1137 Waat Central Avenue in Orlando. # Grand Jury Begins •Deliberations Today -An tl-man Seminal* County flfind Jury began its deliberation* ttf i • morning shortly after 10 a'clock. - two investigations are be­ ta ha on the docket for the of Jurors hoaded by James ‘1 as Foreman and Howi a* vice-foreman. 4^ Other member* of the Grand Jury • r t J. Marlin Sllnecipher, Jake T. Nowborix Edson Goit, William Bradley, Colombo A. Farina, John ]>; Calhhan, Samuel B, Crowe, Bill B. Glenn, Leonard W, Hodges Jr., Homer M. Oleaion, W, Prank Garner, Daniel A. llarrli, William D. Harden. H. Oratory Mctntoih, Benjamin F. Whitner Jr„ and WUBur N. Goodall. a * Ono murder ca*a and charie* " f rape and atlemptrd rape are to to presented to the body for in* trcstlgsllon. * \ .. - ■ ------ - ■ ■■■■ ♦ Investigators Find ;YA System Abuse UNLOCKED SAFE THIEVES IN RAGE DiWSON, Neb. im-Thlevea who broie Into the Farmers Union eleve or this week knocked off the kno 1 of the office safe but then failld In attempts to manipulate the mechanism and get It open. Eiraged, the thieves smashed «vr y window In the building and left T e odd thing, said Sheriff Irvin F. pates, was that the safe was not locked. All the thieves would " i was turn the door 1 it snd get a small I RUES mm i . 19M RHfcl !■*- r Shirley Is Wanted Funds Are Needed By FBI Officials,) For Sanford Mfg. Co. Telegram Reveals To Remain In City Rotarians To Hear Highly Discussed Question At Meet John Rllty Shirley, 31-year-old white men, who rented a room at 303 West First *1., la wanted by Ihe m i, according to local poauthorities, wno were notified by Rotarians and their guest* at telegram this morning from the tho meeting this coming Monday oilier nf J. Edgar Hoover. noon at thr Yacht club will hear Shirley was tracked to hi* rent­ discussed a question that many ed room by San font Police De­ have aeked when Carl UUtelhoist, partment officers and Constable J. q. Galloway and taken Into Executive Vice President of the custody when charged In a war­ Florida'Savings and Loan League, rant fnr breaking and entering to talks on .‘the topic Where Doe* rommit a misdemeanor. Money Com# From 7 The telegram, directed to Police Tha ipeaVvr la tha author of RU88 KLL DALLAS, MKAD af Iks City af Sanford'. Utility Depart­ Chief Roy William*, stated (hat many article* en finsnclal and ment tries out the new Elaetronle Pips A Vale* l.orstsr and Leak Bhlrley ia wanted by authorities economic subject* and has mad# Detector. Quintus Ray, Water Distribution Foreman look* on. of tha Blsle Hoard tk Corrections * In Atlanta, Ga„ aa an escapee an extensive study of the gov­ (Staff Photo) from tha Jefferson Prison Farm ernment bond field. at Louisville, Ga. on August 9, Prior to coming to Florida ha IMS. served ea Executive Vice Pres­ Chief Williams said this morn­ ident of the American Savings ing (hit the FBI authorities arc and Loan Institute, a leader In asking that Shirley b* held fol­ the finance schooling field and lowing prosecution and disposi­ one that each year holds a tion of his case bar*. graduate study course at Indiana It was also revealed this mornUniversity. Mr. Dlstelhorsl hs* Irg Ih^t Shirley had mads away been widely commended by eco­ with a pair of expensive bino­ nomist*, educators and financial A small, device, no larger then [ culars taken from tha ear af hi* men for the thorough cover­ an overnite case or portable type­ foreman for whom hs worked In age of eubject matter related to writer when folded and packed a pot* craw lor the Florida Power' their fields as It 1* presented In for carrying, has saved the City Corp. this extensive teaching program. of Hanford thousands of dollars The recent tactUs of the U. In th* locating of pipes, valves, B. Treasury dspartmsnt in It* leaks and other water facilities efforts to curb a trend that somelimee hidden front the *yra many thought bordrred on In­ of those searching for them la flation Wid their affect* on the order to complete repairs. financial marta make Mr. DistalRussell Dallas, head nf Banford's hoist's topic one of absorbing In­ terest at Ibis tlma, .It was said Utility Department, deinonilratad Hi* ftamlnol* County Chapter, , by Charlla Morrison, progtam th# us* of th* "Electronic Pipe American Rad C'rpsi Aanford, . A lari* crowd of over 1,300 fan* and Valve Itficater and. Leak De­ announce* that haadquiriara log turned mil to tbs fanfcrd-Oriaam chairman, ^ _____ tector", yesterday as he planned to tha 1U3 M em ber*^ an-' FunA Kenn 1 (Jub last night to mike Bif make th e tadty-typa equipment a for Anmaof* County Hr**, annual rharlly night-a foul­ Frank Pitman, 70, pnit of the permanent equipment Cimpslgn hava been established* al Alla- ing tuccasa, Jerry colling new of the city. mnnle Spring*. nf the track who origin­ Dies Unexpectedly The h a 11,* r y-o p • r a t e d Th* simple act of neighbor help­ operator ated the charily night said Utal In Mr. Frank Albert Pllman, 70, gndljft with a small transmitter ing neighbor in time of need sym­ exi-CM of 93,003 would be given to dli'd suddenly last night at 3:30 on one end of a melsl rod and bolises the spirit of th# Red Cross. Orange and Saminola County p. m. Hi- lived nn thr Lake Mon­ a receiver on Hie other end, will This hsi been Hi# l itplr.sllnn fur charities si Ihe result of Mho roe Hoad fur four years. j tornte b clogged hewer, drier- Itril Cross progress since Its ha- hen-fit program, Mr was horn In Lower Bartlrtl, mine whci* a valvp is Incited,! ginning In May 1911. "Our rmilaal handle last night N. If. on Dec. 1, 18S3. determine the depth of a pipe, With this feet in aalnd, National was fit..122,00 snd that represents Mr. Pittmsn began working for lornle manholes, the exirt lord- Red Cross hsi suggested that by far the best Thursday night hi the Mainp Central Railroad In Win tion of a pipe, Inrati, leaks, and separate headquarters fur the »m track history", said Collins. "W# vnq't have tha Piyl figures a* and retired a* a conductor of that the length nr direction of a palgn ho maintained In hel, volunteer public **-H <■,. th • • • .pipe. road in 1032. ;■ of day* bat I can promise the He was a member of the Metho­ "The gadget hss msity uses," necessity of hel,''*"- 'a . "*• * ' , participating groupi that It will dist Church, a member nf the said Dallas as he demonatrated Help Way", AUamonl* Bpriagi, running 1 ruB o m Thal’a tha largest North Star Masonic Lodge of how each of tha operation! la Lancaster, N. H , Royal Arch completed and how th* location rinse race with Slavla and Geneva, «um aver given to charity by a has been the flfst t* complne its Florida dog track an a single Chapter of I.ancaster, a member by tone Is done." quota In recent year*. O ■ Ids ■Uht." nf Mm Olive Ilranck Chapter of The operator nf the etrcttf.de Idle Dollar easily picked up hi* the Order of Eailrrn Star of l,an< device, which Is manufactured basis, Mrs, Ablcn L. Rrid/crt, a caster, snd a member nf tha by Lory Manufacturing Compatyr resident of Altamonto ftpriiw* and fifth win In Uia featured shinty Trowel Club of Portland, Maine. of California, wear* a head tho 1333 rhalrmsa selected Alta­ handicap. He Is survived by his widow, phone through which he recelvea monte -Springs for her headquart­ Mr*. Ethel It. PitmRii, one (laugh- the tour signal* denoting the ers, She gays that Sanford is to bo 3 Stores Damaged ler, .Mr*. Edward Fatiqucl, Dover location of a pips, Irak, valve or rnmpllmented for supplying the fifth campaign valunleer, Mr*. N. II.. one aon, Frank A. Pllman clogged sewer, Philip Marx, who has an esecrtl- In Fire Yesterday Jr., Sharon, Pa., on# stepson, Ver­ LIVEGAK (gv-A I1IW,000 fire "It is very elmnle to operate," ent record aa Sanfard's residential non Winslow, North Conway, N. her* yesterday badly damaged if., one sister, Mrs. Rexford Hea­ Dallas said, "and at the sanit leader. Four AlUmonte .spring* resi­ three stores la Ih* downtown busi­ vy, North Conway, N. II., srven time wilt save the City thousands dent! were the first tn volunteer. ness serlloo. of dollars in man hour* snd In grandchildren and four great The btsxe swept through Ih# two They are Mrs. C. W. Seymour, Mrs labor costs, grandchildren. "With th* u«» "f the Elec­ llomer Sewell Sr,, Mr*. If. J. High story building housing Eagle De­ Funeral arrangements will be partment Store, McLeod's I and tronic Pipe and Valv* locator and Mr*. B. D. McIntosh Jr. announced later. 10.cent store, Harry DuPr* Cash A set of county records Is being and Leak Detector we can deter­ .Store and upstair* apartments. complied by volunteers fnr a per­ mine tho rxarO location of a pips, adjoining buildings hid some valve, leak, or whatever »e ate manent Indexed file. Campaign Two water damage. looking for and dig only the ncrea* committer members will be an­ Fir* Chief Luka Hadden, who nounced immediately following a sary trench to repair or. replace mad* lha damage estimate, said meeting of the permanent board pipes or valves," Dallas com­ and the campaign executive com­ tha fir* wss believed to have mented. mittee to bo held aa toon as the started In lha rear of th* McLeod Already, on French Avr., In Rev. Wyatt, board chair­ store but that tba causa was un­ trying out the device, Dallas re­ man, Milton can arrange‘it. Anyone de­ determined vealed, "W* have been side to j siring Information call Winter The fire got a good start before aav* an unsslJmated expen«* In Park 33-1111 or th# home of th* It was discovered because Ih* locating plpa that has been ia campaign chairman, Mrs. Aldtn stores, as well as most other busi­ tha ground for years, L. Bridgerx, Altamom* Ava. Alta­ nesses here, close on Thursday "It I* a wonderful thing and a monte Springs. afternoons. vary valuable addition to th* equipment of th* City," Delia* concluded, -WASHINGTON (AU-Rep. Olln E. Teague D-Tcx laid today federal lnvaatlgat'ri hava found "aome B r i r r flagrant" abuse of the ayttem • f free Veterana Administration medical care for pennilass vet* •ram . ’ Teague, chairman of tha House Veterens Af'alrg Committee, reSolve- the report from the General /erouittlug Office. 11^ said he la o roncc/ned that he may make iMlc the name* of aome of the v a to rm Involved, aa a means of ^ n d u e l g the abuses. Among case* reported by the © *0 h a sample survey: 1, A retired construction en* lln etr bavin* a na» M m etal worth e^kVJ.tfa end an Income of 121,711 a yerr so. frea VA hospitalisation io? SV day*. ** A A ffarmer s r m f p with n r n t t a r»f t l .000 fMfl ... wllh IIncome of W ft- yedr and net worth *f 9131,0" •Is* got VA hojpJUl treatment for ep alter Harland Merriaw af Station University at Found*™ Day IM m . — Stalemate By Merchant JMftl Joseph H. Smith of Punta Cord* has been tabbed by the Florida Forest Bervice a* for* te s te r for a new .woodland man­ agement project covering Sem­ inole, Orango, and Laka, counties. Hmlth's function will be to frovlda free woodland manageenent assistance to any timberland owner In tha thee<county a r ts who requests It. He'll be RvallabU te eaeh landowner for Up U> three day* a year to as•let him In marking and market­ e r hi* timber, fitting up an SRIntegrated long-range fpraat man­ agement plan, planting tree* or Brnvidlng for natural restocking, protecting woodland from fire, guarding against and treating for inverts and diseases, killing aff undesirable weed tree*, and ether forest management prac- ■ W tdrt»«r FRID A Y . FB B R U ARY 1 J^nith Designated Forest Service Woodland Manager .... _ f _ ** C VOLUM E X L V1D A Myes/old housewife was bru­ tally bcatrt Wednesday night short­ ly before f o'clock and left uncon­ scious In he kitchen of her three room frar e dwelling. Her hu band is charged with aggravate assault awaiting the out­ come of t e woman'sTondltlon. She la conflnr at the Seminole Mem­ orial Hoj dial. Deputy Sheriff Ed Pratt said Ihia morning n t he found Jack Lanier, a U-year old farmer, hiding In his Ford piriup (ruck, when he arrived at the sci ic of the heating on South Sanford venue, near Lake Jessup. Pratt a lid the husband was armea with 1 31 calibre pistol hidden In his tr user* pocket. Three shells that we a snapped on were found In the r stol. Tha d puty sheriff »*ld that ha found \ rs. Kitty Lanier lying on the kill irn Door of the dwelling, unconsr dus. Her upper front teeth had b< in bashed out, she had bruliesTon her face, left arm and ■houldei, and later complained of Internal Injuries. When the deputy sheriff found the JO-jesr-old woman lying on the floor 41 of her dothea from the waist |p had been torn off. Afled sending the Injured woman to (heJocal hospital, Pratt said, ■ ahotgul fully loaded and a 33 automatic rifle loaded with 13 rounds! of ammunition were found hidden! under the front corner of the thwa room home. Lanlfr admitted, Pratt said, shooting Into the ceiling of the front g»m of the home. However, the Dtpuly Sheriff revealed that there tere five possible bullet hole* In th* celling. The U-ytar-old man also ad­ mitted, aeld Deputy Sheriff Prattt, to thej brutal bcaUng of his wife ted hiving her on the fleor ef the UteheA Prett said that the two of them were apparently under the InBurned of alcoholic beverages. Lanlfr Is bring held In the Semi­ nole County Jail. In default of a $2,000 bond, charged with "aggravaltd assault,” awaiting the out­ come of his wife'* condition. Neighbors notified the Sheriff's office of the beating. However, the neighbors hid heard s shot snd had notified authorities that there hid been: a shooting. Neighbors also heard the screams of the woman. Arresting officers, other thin Pratt, were, Deputy Sheriff Pal Baker and Sheriff Denver Cordell. 1 . : ........ ...................... ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Electronic Device W ill Locate Pipes Altamonte Springs Selected For Red $5,000 Realized Cross Headquarters At Charily Night Special Service Is Slated Sunday To Honor Scouts r The P in t Methodist Church will hold a iprclatJ service Sun Sun* Ilia Jlo.v Hoy Prout Brout day honorln* the Troop 34, and the Cub Smut Tronpe 34 and 10. All AH of the Troon Leaders and end tha parent* p*r»nt* of the Rcoute wilt attend attemi . this wll|, b* service.. There will, be a special R*v. Milion H. vrrimm by the Rev. Milton If. ~ V MoveWyatt On tha Hoy Scout Move­ ment and the responsivej reading th* Scout will be built around the *1 Oath. The epeclal emphasla of the Boy Soouta during tha nest year will he “God and Country" The badge for "God and Country" I* ona of tha meet cherithad of tha honor hadgea that may be r e c a ll Velvet SAN FRAWUISCO <gt—Indiana ofAWCISCO (ft flcori woreawbmlng wbmfag to Ban Fran eiico todayy la Laille (Mad lo Joturn Jaturn L Dog) Irvin,i, vclvst-voicci vclvat-voiccd slayer of alg who wai captured qulally In a pawn ibop no Market -Street yea torday. Irvin, ll-ytar-old Evansville pipe insulator sought throughout thn na tlon, wss pic bod up when ha tried to unload two diamond rings ho admittedly took from a home at Redosdo Beach, near Los Angeles, "I wasn't too furprlsed," he said In an lntervlaw, 'Tv* been expect­ ing to gat picked up for quit* a whila.” His arrest was coincidental. In­ spector* John O'Ksafa and Leo Forragglaro dropped In to tho Markot at Third Street pawnshop Hanford Merchants Asset la Hon members yeslsrday reached * stalemate In effort! to provide fundi with which to araet a pro­ posed building for H a n f o r d Manufacturing Company, However, a renewed campaign will g*t underway Immediately, according to Forest Brackenrldge, manager of tba Seminole County Chamber nf Commerce, and Don Bale* chairman of th* Chamber’s Industrial Commit!**, to tocuro th* necessary loan* to eomploto th* building plana etc si sary for the Hanford Manufacturing Com party's needo for aapanston. Msrrhanla attending the moot Ing wer* told that ahonld th* fund* not be provided, the already growing firm wljl find It neces­ sary to mov* to another atty; several of which ar# bidding for th* industry. Sanford Manufacturing Com­ pany, merchant* were told, em­ ploy* ovny 30 workers with n weekly payroll eareedlng 13,900. According to aipantion plana to meet tha growing demand for the firm'* product*, th* number of employ** will bo duuhltd, aa a minimum, with a weekly pay­ roll posalbly exceeding $7,900, T, E. Tucker, president of tba Florida Mat* Bank, told lha Mer­ chant* Association that tha Small Businas* Administration has fa­ lcated an Inlaraot la providing n portion of th* naesiaary sonatnictlon fund*, wit th* florid* ■tot* Bonk aloo. ta ta m to i tn rfcvldlng a W o for a portion af Hi* fiiiyK J Brerkcnrldgn reported to th* merehants, meeting to enneidtr tba matter, that tha building cost hat been determined and es­ timated at t43.:)09. A loan of 90 pur cent of the building eost would1rume to 122,000 with Banford Manufacturing Company pro­ viding aa additional 98,800. "Local capital required to osaur* th* rnnitruetlon would com* •i. . . said Brsckenridge. 1 A first mnrtgag* would ba ex­ tended tiro lending organixatlona with local investor* holding • accord mortag* on building* plus a first mortgage on an estimated $39,000 worth of new equipment. Brsrkanrldga told th* merchant* that th* estimated value of th* building and proparty, upon com­ pletion, would b* $61,000 I-oral aaplta] hi th* amount af $3,000 la already aval labia, said Breckehrldgc, but an additional $3,900 la needed Immediately to assure tha start of final plana and specification* ar.d tha hnmadlata start nf negotiation* to gat tho building onder construction at once, "Th* prasant facilities ant bulg­ ing" Brsrkanrldga said, and th* firm la turning down ardara every day because of tha lack of apace for additional employaa and murh needed equipment, "Unless th* local capital I* pro­ vided," said Breckanrldga, "Banford Manufacturing Company will bo furred to movo to another city taking a vtluabl* payroll with It." ADDITIONAL LOCAL NIWI ON PAGE NINR Slayer Captured didn't belong to tho diamond." Irvin, who was unarmed, pro­ duced Idanllflcaljoo of Victor Da­ vit of Los Angelas, pianist wllh Tex Williams' Western orchestra. He spent ono night, Jan. S , at Davis’ apartment after thumbing 1 ride wllh tho pianist. Irvin had h i t c h h i k e d from Princeton, lnd., where hs escaped Jan. t l from tha Gibson County Jail. Irvin was convicted Dec, $3 of fatally shooting W. Wesley Karr, Evansville filling station attendant It# wai charged also «Ui slaying flva others: Mri. Mary Holland; M n. Wllhalmlna Biller, la her country hums star Solitude, Ind.and three members of tha Goobol Duncan farm family, Mar Htndor- 1 .totoiV School, Community Intimation Urged By Pro. Merriam Prof. Hariiod c. Jlarriaa, son Unlvifrity, fa hi* talk th# P-TA fount* Found!, day night a t 1Flnattori Sr urged tho via of every means af aommuatcatlon th* schools and tba aofhm "’Itili", bo listed, "la a nib U»* survival of both." ** Holding tba Hat of m communication, Mr. named lbs ittituda of tba a ta lttl concerning his schooling, ‘and k* urged both parents and (aiehtff 13 pay special attention la tbla attpg. Hon. Other methods mentioned war# radio, TV, newspaper*, I l f conversations either by tstaphact or oortonal rontact. r* n>. Th* apeak*r declared that both tba schools and th* oMnmvhltp should! «m th# ifersmsntiOMd medium*, and that ichnol student* bo Informad af tba dvto aatM» tl** going on about thorn. "Ttlto vlalon,” ho vowod, "eon offer mar* to • student than an actual Raid trip to soma plae* fa tha movlty or atato”, "Th* < world *•* b# brought to tba of tha atudant through tUa of rowmtMication", bo Mn.<'Ri 1 of P-TA. Adtodg tho terom manta nf P-TA, a t aimed h r M an wars lha attanaloo o f t ballon syilam for Juvanl promatlon of th* Pur* Bill, ceniarship nf motion pirn turn, parent education, tha ralm ing of the minimum aalary of th* school teacher, rehabilitation of children, aad Ihe paiaai* of lawi for th* benefit and general wolfar* of riilldren. Mrs, Main further stated th tt in recant yaara many dang*rnif| symptoms bav* appeared In P-TAi She named thaa# as boradom f S t dlssatlsfaGtloai among Ita mamboim Bhe urged Utak tho Individual P-TAs mao* thaa# problem* bp Improving tboir mootlnga 1 having more participating bora. It % Mrs. J. B. St. Joha, County Oa— cfl president, presided ovar tkO Founders' Day maotlnf and Jtittto durad tho dlstlngulihad Included amang these war* bora of th* board of th* board of trwitoos, foi ty eoonetl prosldants, County school prfaclpala and P-TA pcoat dents. Os haad far thU was Mr*. Pearl Ransall, tha A ct oountf eotinrit president. Mn. St. Jahn anoounc*4f1ttt$i tha birthday aaka was being IBt to Mn. Emma Cockaon Monro*, who waa a member ot is* flnt National P-TA, which W, then called tho Mother'! Club, r Harry Weir president of pill** crest P-TA gnatad the snembly, Mrs. Grady Herman gave th* devotional and Mn. W. B. OlUt introduced th* apaakar. Mr*. J. p. Wilson was lo chirgo *1 arrangemanta. C Former Resident Bruce Jones Dies Funeral serv|eea will tomorrow at It p, m. i t Cox er Funeral Hants la Orlando fo t Blue* N, Jonas who dlod day at hla bom* In Wlndamavo M* lowing 0 long lltnasa, For bar of yaara ba was with Chase * Co. i* lakfoi A number of tho Chi of Christ, ho waa known througl out Contral Florida for hla with tho Boy ScouU and ctvfo: gnnlsations. Ha was n mtmboy tha WlMar Qardon OKU, Tampla of tha (bria* and Grotto Oriand* and p a tK af tba Oarilam City Chaptac. ■urvirara Include hla daughter, twa aaas, hla cod aa aider brother. Tba Rav. Georg* Irowa, of Holds* Rolgkta “ win effteiato at tho Michigan City, lnd., for oxocullon June 11. Arrasled hero, Irvia waa taken la tho Hall of Justlco and booked simply "en routo to Los Angeles," a holding charge, "Afier w* Intd him we bad talked (0 Victor Davis, ho said, 'You wan! to know who I really ■mV Then ha said hs waa Loalla Irvin and wanted to Indiana (or killing six people," O'Ksafa said. "I wouldn't hurt anybody," Irvin aaid, "All tba way aut bars I got along fine wllh people aid they wara vary ale*. 1 waa recognised twlc* that I’m sura of, once by 8 motorist outaid* Springfield, Mo. and by a track.drivar at Coiad— burial wfll ba to Wi tkat'a to Nobraaka, But I know ho Camotoay with . . waa calling police to 1 toft, to • fa d -! IBS, yRAM | j ! I > 1 1 j | � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 09, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 09, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 09, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ce13265cfa0be7667b4ee59803164cca.pdf e06dde2dfadb4476176efb8018835e81 PDF Text Text . I wr t I "W l'ljkjl .'7') »;-‘V ,'iif mg m .. *yf .,-“ ■;• , ■•V > r /;. .. r • ■. .'r iV/V.iJ-'l aWfiBaSSH^am^ - sfe ■ ■ ' If M M , «s»a#8Sr '. ■ .u,5 >- "V ‘ V'iV' XI f“ ^ S wa ; 'f«C*Vwv fy*>55 . •• ' '"'• l /,,'• • • - • . >:7 P IS • • k-.fcfc*!'•'u. V * ,'r • ' - f v • . v «/. . v;? . • . ■ * :M rs V ;^ v « ; cy Ywjb' r;1' ■ p l. L- v i v ! T T ~ ~ • ~ r '• �wm ■ \ t V; V,•’- * * *_ ' ‘ ‘ v- 1. - Shop and' Save In Saniord **> W tatfw r ^ a n fo rh W itv & lh AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER - a .* .,.. yAH-5 Gets Set For Deployment kdfffhne 1 aer£..;;-t J n if.j WWW — ■r ^.■tr.sxn f 1 !- . , I - V W •■ S3 W in ----- A H J c c ll Army Will Display Big Mobile Exhibit At Fair rair N PKI Week WPPK Next NO. u Voting Machines ;m a \ A May of Ihls year mirk* the ad­ vent of another development to Port Lyautry. French Morocco, Africa of Heavy Attack Squadron Viva and the return to Sanford of VAH-9. To prepare for the aquadron movement and subsequent detach­ ment* aboarvl aircraft cirrlera of Aa P • hi 1 the U. S. Sixth Fleet In the Meditem nean, pilot* of VAH-S mual i a il n cA i i i w v r hecomc nuaUfM ln Undiflff ,helr .„ , ..MKit aircraft both night and day aboard A Slant mobile A m y exhlb t ^ s N C irrier. wlth * «P«l*llF dealjned O • Beforp , pilo, ,, ron, ldcred fully nance Corpa theme I* being , qualified he mujl romplete biought here from He.dqu.rlara. „ djy \ nd ^ nj)(ht UrKiin8, TMrd Army, Ajiant , f^r aboard ship. These exercises arc mlnol. Fair which begin. Fab. 1J. h „ , f4 rrifr q(lilificltjon oper,. Arrangement, for th . exhibit n,irmally „ nduelrd *h„*r(, Ae.re made by M SgL Henry Ju„ b|p Atlantic .ob.en S t...-n Commander of the Coa>l an C(|hjn « c ru ting office tor this m m , who A piIot nrA tn aB Iprcrlft , urh Thursday, 9 WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 19M H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A VOLUME XLV1I1 Parti? eleedy end u t i l O m P A H r i 12 Stales Will Be B o a r d Is Represented Tonile P r e s e n t e d In 'Band 01 Hour' P r o p o s a l s Supreme Court Told Odham Had Right To Make Comment The po»»|blllty of voting miTwelve stales will be represent­ ehinea for a number of Seminole TAM.AHAMKR rju- The thted within Ihr Inlvcriity of Mia- County prrclncls for the May ■ preme Court was told Inday Uralr^* i \ i •7 ; * F'i tj u . a-Aj nil'* “ Band of ihe Hour", which i Democratic Primary and Ihe Nov- ley Odham had every right to 1 ha* scheduled a ennrert at the ember election! was revealed at rnmmrnt unfavorably on a politi­ A.I SAVAfiR making a prailice Inmling at tbo Sonfitrd Naval Auxiliary Air Station (tlffiriat Photo- -‘•MS Auditorium Srrr in -Sanford Ihe meellng yrsterday nf Ihe cal poll which said he wa* "slip, tonight a* guest of the SHS Band Semlnnle County Board nf Com- pin t" ** * candidal* fnr governor graph U. S. Navy i at * p. m. and that the Florida Timei-Unlmi missioneri. ft''»ide* a great number nf form Two eompanlea manufacturing was within It* rights la quoting er Florida high *chon| musical tha complicated marhincry pre- the comment. U* "i” of/ the (I, PThird *’ ,h® #AJfarr|cr "Savage" may not at outfitted L by *per.one Third |pmpl land|nK hp stars, other al.strs whirh have wnted proposal* t» tht cnmmlaThe court heard an appeal hy sent hand members tn Miami are »loner* yesterday. However, r«- Jarkanavllte political pollster Jna 0rJn *nc# ,c ^ lua undertaken many hour, of prae-The overhead of th . bu. ahow. Und)nfi, Th(,,r KCI,P or Klcld Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Vir­ presentalive of th* manufarturlng Abram from a Duval County CDIn photograph, the « t lv ltl.. of c |pp LiI|d| P rar„ e* .e.alona ginia, New York, Indiana, Texas, roneern were not present at the full Court ruling dismissing a lha Carpi. aueh a . the Ordnanca eonduelP(t ahoird lh( N jvIl Georgia. North Carolina. Bhnde meeting. one-million dollar libel anlt .ho School a t Aberdeen, Md.. the Ord- AM|,u ry A|r stat)on lmdfr the Island, Alabama and Delaware. Representative* ef the two com­ brought against Odham and the year-old white man who whn ------------------------------------------C I TL J A 32 y.ar-nid Not revtricling their interest* to panies will probably attend the Timea-Unlon. nance Au omo v# c io ■ strict supervision of Squadron Landgave hi* address at 003 Weit mintr alone the lIMers are atu- meeting of the rnmmlislonera on No Immediate derision w ai ' fi,: 5 l“ ‘ | (; ' rc l l Ing Signal Officer, U Frank Dauer. First Si. ha* linen lodged in the denis in Ihe Collrge of Aria and March A nr pnsalhly later thl* reached by the Supreme Court. and the Guided M j.d e School . t ■..teblbl eye and Mr*. J T Wilson, rh an n u n of Seminole County Jail rharged with Sed.tona Arsenal, lluntaville. Ala. rc M „ le AJ'a Sclenrr*. and Ihe school of husl- month lo explain their proposal* Gerald R. Hart of Jacksonville, ne*« administration, education, lo the rnmmisslnnera whereby the representing kbram, said Odham’l t s Aho on dispUy ara aampl a of f|y a pa1lpm , rm^ d Ihr llr lta . the P-TA Founder's Pav. m be breaking and entering to commit a misdemeanor, engineering and the graduate diet- machine* could be u*ed on a loin comment that “ Joe Abram It • work lurne ou y * ' , | Mon Idrniical to that flown around celebrated at S p. m. lliursday at Following the entering nf Stine *!••••* of liie university. •tudenta a t tha aulomotiv. school. a |h(p 0f| |hp f)na| |r(| o( |hp ap. Pinecre.st School, ha.S released the or trial bail* tor the two JIMS phony and hit poll la a phony" Machine Shop on West Second St., Thrir annual spring lour la Just clpetion*. wa* mallrlnu* and w ti quoted by following program. "" n' ** * iV>r i broach, Doiiisr determine, whether law enforcement oflirers followed nit,- of many srllvttle* lor the andlmg An Intere.tlng Item to he h l|h . ,ow. fast or slow, However. Ihe pnislblllly of the ll*« Tlmes-Union “for ihe purpose Mrs Marlon St. .tnhn. president Ihe tracks ef John Itllry Shirley, imptilar college hand, which Paul purchase nf Ihe marhlnea was ,ln of ridiculing lha deriding Joe •xhihltied will ha a working mod- ^ |hp AJ Nav , , rj!fll nf ihe Seminole, County Council, an emphue of the Florida Power l.avalln ha* de*ci>.<ed a* one of evidence at rommliainneri dla- Abram." ■I of an automotive oil pump In , , will picslde over the assembly, ' 1 * r .operational carrier based aircraft Corporation, in hi) plac* of resi­ Significant nt Ihe grnnlh nf Hie finest in the world on campus rim ed ihe voting procedure and Odham'* rnmmrnt wet mad* •prrallon. . , . hat only limited space to land with a greeting from llsn y Weir, dence. Seminole County I* th* approving the handsmrn play for pep the length nf time that the rnunt- during hla unsuccessful 1934 cam­ president of Ptnecrcal I’-TA. The !|C*>* ' °ii i * *Mml | aboard ship, each landing mual be Sanford Police Department of- of a number nf plait and replats rallies and "twilight pop concert*". iug of ballot* roniume* during paign for the givernnrihlp. -n lk ." rocket propelled ..trfae. to ^ precision. devolional will he given by Mrs. Hart declared Odham’* comment . , r mlaalle, complete with trailer , A p|anp „ yjnB lw, hijh w|)| h|vp Grady Herman, of West Sole fieri* John Rttmhley, W. ft. Cos- by (hr Board of Senilriola County Thev regularly appear at home heavy eletllons. grave •nd Herman Harriett, along Commlmlonera a t yr*lrrday'a football game* In Hie. Orange Bowl ■nd He publication by the TimetCommissioner John Melseh slat«nd ehva e r ng ramp. to reelrclr the ship: loo low and hr Sehonl and Mr* U E tide* of with Constable J. Q. "Slim" Gallo­ Hireling, stadium, a* we , ed that he had received a number Union rained the publle to lo*e Grammar School will inlmdmr '•Corporal". » P '^ - r u! gulded ^ Seven plat, and rvplal. wpre: game* on the giant field way, billowed footprint* of Shirconfidence In Abram'a poll with mla.de; and the recently develop. < Ihe dlatiiigui.hcd guesu and die ram p; excess spc(*J multiplies erAmong the prominent band nf requests from dltzena that tha e resulting drop-off In aniw en to ley from tlie Smio Machine Shop. okayrd ami approved hy the Convoting marhlnea bn used In Ihe •d Ah bazooka rorket will be dis­ I rors in placing Ihe plane on bio dc- speaker. alumni Ginn Miami la Sandy questionnaire* on which the poll They obtained a warrant from lional growth nf the county. played," the recruiter explained, Mrs. James Pierson of Oviedo Plats approved by the commix- Wirth, tlie "Golden Girl of Coral larger prerlnrta nf Ihe county. sired spot; lack of speed ean cause Justice nf ihe Peace W Hugh Dun It wa* also revealed Ihat Ihe .was based and subscription* to will present the date P I'V Pr.-sl a plane in falter tn inld-alr and ran for Ihe arrest of Ihe while •loners yrsleiday Included Lake Gable*”, »hn Is Mill Florida (nr Seminole County Democratic Ex­ poll rem lti, plunge into Ihe water like a wound­ dent'* message. Mr*, liny Mann man who admitted ihe breaking Wood Shore*, pine Aere*. f orest Itt.Vl Site went on to hernme a ecutive Commute* had requested Harold Wahl of Jackoovin*, re­ ed bird. The combination of "lo will talk on Ihr work of P-TA dur­ and entering of Stine Machine Curve Home*, Forest Hills, Lake finalist in Hie recent "Miss Anterl- some time hack that (he machines presenting th* Tlmet-UnloH aald ing Its ia years of existence. and alo" has ruined the reputation Simp r.nd hii earber breaking and Kathryn Shores, Mirror Lake .u" iviiiteata and la seen each be Installed in Ihe county pre­ (he newspaper had reported Od­ Highlight of Ihe annual Hireling entering of Galloway'* Service Manor, and SI- John's Village rr- week on a network television pro­ cincts, * of many good pilots. ham’* comment “ In the ordinary gram, the "Super Ctrcua" from plat. Before Dauer gives a pilot the gn- will he an address by Ifarland C. Station at tot Heat First Steurrso of reporting g pollHegl (\ui\in In Inner* staled that lhf Mcrrism, profrasnr of Kdup.alinn New York. ahenl to fly aboard a flaftnp, he tempo Ign." Sstmlnol* Cminly Tom ml* sinner* Constable Galloway laid that | proposAjilor the purchase ar SUtaon University, who will ar#' presented, at #*rh hP HfelV -r.Aa UM bandmaider Fred MoCall must execute a minimum of 130 of speak on “Today* Community, »c«rch of tha room «hcr« Shirley meetings, with plat* for proposed says, "Playing in a achonl hand rental of lha machines nad come day and tfl night FCLP landings. Is a gr-5.il evpeiience in human ! before the Board on previous or llvr'1 rpvt'nlr,, 1,11 nf lllfl For the night landings Dauer wears Tomorrow'! World " and r.indj that had been taken •nbdlvislnni throurhmit the Conn- relations and a fine training rasimis but that Hie proposal was To add a nolr nf Informsllly from Ihe filling «Ulinn Feb 3. iy. an Illuminated suit and u*e« flour tabled. BKRI.IN lit— Communist f i s t The larg# numlver of requesla ground for Hie nallon's ymilh." esreot psddlrs to guide ihe planes and fellowship Ml*. Gene Nun- V.ilue ' nf the stolen gmida was Thgjhoup Voting Marhln# Com­ Serm anv rained the Ihre.i Inday tn Ihe deck, nelly will lead ihe group in sing pi,iced af tin There were four for plat* refleri* and demon­ pany offered Ihe u*e nf five ma­ of a possible bloeksd* of We-trrn mg. parliiil luixrs nf rigai* and three strates |o loral rtturna the Beginning tonight and continuing chine* fnr the two 193/1 election* on air traffic Into Isolated West Ber­ p.irlial boxes nf candy rrrnvcrcil tiementliMi* growth here. through ntxl week flving will be a a loan hsals with the agreement lin. from Shirley'a room. nund Iho elock operation ahnard the to lend ever 1 possible assistance The threat earns* from the Navv Aimliaiy Air SI a Iion fnr nighl Sam G. Kenis, 58, Vi col illug In tho report no the in Hi* iix* of lit* machine and (n f*re«lrfiiim of the Vnlk.skaminnr — Field farrier Landing exercises •i i i i '-I of Miirlcv, he vva« omp'nyril C. A. Ponder Dies educating Ihe public on Hm voting f lo w e r nmisei— Irt a protest ronDies In Orlando hv Florida I’ovwr Corpora Iinn a* In bis annuat report thl* week, procedure* and ■•* at the ma­ Fasten- Perry L. Stone, whn «ngernlng "spy balloons" A naie- have begun for lha Savage Sons nf a member of a pel# crew. At Home Yesterday S. kendrirk Guernsey, President chines. derwent surgery a month agn, will Blent asserted the Allies would he Sanford. kYom Feh. 2S-J1 lha AJ'i Hospital Yesterday The three Sanford Police DeC. A. Ponder, 7H. pas-ed *w*vj..f the Golf Life Insurance Co, Commissioner* authorised Clerk resume hie pulpit duties Sunday at "srell advised" If they remember­ land aboard the L'SS fural Sea In, ed that plane, flying to Wo»t Ber­ rulminai«' the many day and might | Sam G. Kcnit, hR, died In an pan ment officer* and Constable t his h»me *1 1(3 Kn»t Sin <H. | Jai ksonvllle, formerly nf Sanford, O. F. Herndon to com art tha ro- th# First Christian Church. At th« lin are traveling through Hie hours of flight at Sanfoid prior ()t la min lln*piti*l at It 511 y I-- 1cr- Callow ay h.i-f In wail at Shirley's h e r in Sanford, )rxterd*v *n<T isaiil that there wa* a g*lo nf preventative* nf Iwo companies morning hour ha will begin a aer­ ••sovereign air lerritorr" of East lo crossing tha Atlantic In May. j dny morning. He was ill f"i about ie-.oli lice for hi* ridurn Irom nrx'n *t 3;2<1, after a lingering more than tm-million dollars nf in­ requesting that they he present ies of sermon* oa “ Figure* nf work. 2 S month*. at the next meeting to present the Church la Ip tw a lia i", uaiaf surance In force. Hermany. Berlin Is 110 milet Indlnexs. as hla first subject “Tha Church aa He wat Imre on Nov. 19, 1*97 on Ho particularly pointed to the their proposals. tide East Germany. th« Body of Christ " At tha aVwv Mr. Ponder wax born In Wadthe Isle of Rhode*. Greece, lie fail that, "the year I'JM wai a Weatem political expert* said M lag hour ha will preach on “ En­ made Id* home in Sanford al tll’i Tampa Fair Tempo ley, Ga . No* f> , 1878, and tin* ypar of development and that In was the first time East Germany during Counsel for Llfa’a Chang* Williow Ave. lived in Sanford for tbe pa-l 'll the on* 12-month period were ac­ ^ h a s ever referred to Its air terriIng Circumstance*" (Ja i. Mr. Kerns had livrd in Sanfotd Is Slowing Down complished some of the objective* ®0nry In such itrnng term*. yean. the 11th and final meiiaga tn a mmt of ihe last II year*. He Is a Tha Preildium’i declaration was TAMPA ' f —The tempo nf 'he He was a member ef Ibe First which customarily estenrl over a series on "Major Ideas In Hi* member of the Holy Cross Episco­ Florida Stale Fair slowed today reported by tlie official East Ger­ pet tod nf many yrara-’* Eplitla nf Jim *a.H During Ur. Florid* Stata University'* Sym Methodist Church of Stanford. pal (‘hutch In Sanford. man Ncwa Agency ADN. after Gnaparilta invasion day M.inGuernsey aald. "W# sought a Stone's lUnen the pulpit wai sup­ phonic Band left the campus Inhit "mow, Boi|| nf |-rl0 miiiinn 0f Inturance tl.iv mid governor's day yesterday Survivor* include Survivor* Include two daugh­ The U. S. ml.lion In Berlin aald day in two chartered bu*e« on A supplemental report submit­ plied by ■ retired minister, Rev. Gov t'nllinx Inured the fair ses- ' 'If*- Ada Ponder; one daughter, in IPM actually In force and In K would have no comment on the Its second annual Stale concert ters, Mrs. William O'Neill, Part­ Lexter C. Doerr, Mt, Dora, whn one K- Jones, Perry ite G lo v e , Calif, and Mrs. Wal­ ter.lay and last night he and M s. Mr*. Vnlkakammer declaration, Ona top tour. the float momenta of that year tha ted to the Seminole County Board wai far many year* pastor nf tha x Weitem official and: "It's a veil­ Accnmpenyylng th# bend on the lace Tyre of Sanfotd; two son*, Collin* attended Hie Gaxpariila ,nn* -lulmn A- I under, Bella ambition wa* achieved with more nf Commlteloner* yesterday re­ Cstrada Christian Church, Grand vealed that former Sheriff Luther ed threat, but ll'a a question lour ere two member* from San­ Nil k Kenis and George Kent*, coronation ball ami watched Frank Glade; *ix grandchildren;' tbn-e than two million* to spare. Hobby earned a total af 17,650.00 Rapids, Mich. whether they will Implement It.” ford, Dawn Bishop and Ronald both of Sanfmil; nnry granddaugh­ Franklaml, Tamp* lire rompany 8,p*t gtanibhildren; two sister* "Then ratlin lha Information Last Sunday, Mr. and Mri. John rvenilive, anil Mix* Lynda Helm*, nod our lit other. through Dee. 1, 1065, The report ter. Rosa Marie Kml* of Situfonl; that Gulf Ufa Insurance Com­ Anderson, Fimrrnl aervliea weie conduct­ revered * period nf Dee. 1, 1966 Bair, Park Ave. Trailer Court, and three giandson*, Billy and daughter of |)r anil Mr* John S pany,” he said, “Had been swatdMake up of 8/1 talented musictransferred their membership Visit Ian*, mostly working for profes­ Timothy O'Neill nf Pacific (lim e, I**'••*'' rrnwnrd king and tpiren ed Hus afternoon at 2 o’clock al rd more than IW-mllllnn dollars nf thrnugh Dee. 31, 1056, from Kmgaville, Texas, bringing the First Methodist rhiireh with of tiflaparilta. Calif,, and Maik Tyre nf Sanford. According tn Ihe new stata eta- the total number of addition* In sional degress in music, the band: Fair arlivitie* yeslerdav Inrlml-1^b» Rv*. Milton II. Wyatt o fficiat­ insurance in the Federal Govern­ Funeral services will be con­ la directed hy Manley Whitcomb. ment'* employe* group plan whirh lutes a sheriff nf Seminole County the church to 40 sine* Aug, 3t ed judging of Hereford rattle Saning. Th* n * * t Reserv# AaaorUHon, la allowed to earn up to |9,000. The band will give concerts nt ducted at 1 p nt. tomorrow after­ when Ur. Stone began him ministry Remains will be token tn Wav- brought Hie total insurance In Branch 117, of NAAS, Sanford high echnola, mostly open to lb# noon at BrGson Kunriiil H u m e In Fn River Bnneli or Alachua ha I The report roverlng the period her*. foico al that limn lo |7H2,!MKUfll, the reserve ehampioit bull 1 uexlnuo, (la. tills afternoan where will h* host to F. T. Frat*r, pnhlir. In Ocala, Orlando, Miami with the Rev. II. L. Zimmerman Today also Is Bov Seoul day igiavexlde service* will be run- a combined Increase Tor the year Dec. 3, 1956 through Dec. 31, 1065 Word was received this week r*g. rice-president, Snulhe**!, and Bradenton, Tha only repeat officiating. Rut ini will bo in Oak All seeiiI* In limluim get In fire ducted at II a. in. Tluiisday. of more than fiO-milllon dollais." when Sheriff Denver Cordell was Ihat Executive Secretary Wm. T. performance on this year's lour Lawn Memorial Park. Cling he f e d that th* federal appointed la th* office, ehosvi hi* Pearcy, Board ef Church EitaA* who will addreaa th* |oe*l branch will be Bradenton wherr the FSl.' Insurance would not lie particular­ earnings for tha portion of Dec­ •ion, of Dlselplei of Christ, In­ • t lta regular monthly meeting band will stage an all-day dis­ to h* held tomorrow night at the trict clinic at tho Manatee High ly profitable but It is a high com­ ember as 31,331.09. Arcurdlng to dianapolis, tnd., will be hete Feb. #C PO Club at NAAS, Sanford. pliment that Gulf Ufa Inauiatire the report, receipt* nf the Sher­ 24 for a conferenee with lha rpnSchool, and then give a public con­ Company met the very rigid re­ iff's office were 11,136.46 and ex- gregatlnn on a proposed education­ F r a x « r Is currently on a cert that night at the school. al building. quirement* for participation, and psnaei 32,803.10. •peaking lour making atop* at Twelve high ichool bands from Xey Wait. Miami, St Petersburg, ( er.tral Florida and South Florida because of thl* participation, On Tuesday afternoon 11 women inford. Gafne*vill*. and Tampa. nr* scheduled to participate in Guernsey said, “Our field men ara nf Group Two went to the County I| member* of tha local Fleet tha clinic, all represented by 10 afforded entrey to all government Home to present a program and Rcse.-ve Association, Branch 117 lop student performers and the employes for the self of additionnon-citrus fruits for Ihe guflte •nd their wives ara invited to school hand director. lloLh high there. *• al Iniuranre, a distinct advantage The Seminole Memorial Hmpltal bear to vie* prrtldent Frazer, nr school and FSU studenta will lake over competitive rnmpanles not so Tit# church hoard Tuesday night Auxiliary will share In Ihe pro- appropriated 1266 00 from the mis­ iblpmate Frazer as those in the part in demonstration*. honored." reeda nf Ihe SanfordOrlindo sionary treasury for several causa* Fleet Reserve Association *r* Th* Gulf Life Insurance Com­ Kennel Cluh dog track rare* to­ called. pany has an office located In San­ morrow night, it wa* revealed to­ al home and abroad. IrtereileiF ralfred Naval nr ford. day. farm* penonnel are invited to tola event a* well a* thoaa Naval Several civic and fraternal or­ Tha Student Club, popular • nd MaHn* perannnel rn active ganization! will benefit la Ihe Aity with aix ye*ra of tervlt* teenage WTBR radio program, proceeds tomorrow night when alt will feature tonight Misa Marly or mnr*. net proceed* will go lo charity A negro prisoner leaped off a Cameron |n a reading. There wilt ami benefit*. Official* nf tha local Fieri Re­ truck (ramparting a number of Porter I.analog, president of the also be *n Interview with a mem nerve Association term their rnnvirl* from th# Oviedo Work Srminnln County Sporlsman’i Aabianrh as "the gr««‘est growing her nf tha Latin Club on lta Cemp to a Job early this mornin/, aoelntlon, announced today that coming Variety Show, which la aervlc* nrg*plsatinn In Sanford Th* prisoner ran and at nnnti to­ llicre will be a meeting of Ihe with ova* 150 member* since July. an annual affair, Fifth District, Sportsman’* Aasoday had not teen apprehended. The usual school new*, roupl* • t o s s ." elation, tomorrow night at Ihe City of the week, song of tha week The truck wa* passing th* *!• The Melody Quartet of Knox­ Hall at 8 n'rloek. Bussell Saxton along with a little gossip will rlnlty of the la k e Charm Fruit ville, Term., will give e aacred nf New Smyrna I* president of he beard. All trenagrr* ar* aikconcert Friday night at 7130 at Company in Oviedo el the tlm* of the Fifth Dlitrlet. rd to tune in for a good time. tht escape. An unexpected meeting h it been Discussion will be held on mak­ the First Itaptlet Church. let for tba Zoning and Planning Sheriff Denver Cordell, TI«rl« PROPOSAL TURNED DOWN This quartet ha* had e radio ing a recommendation tn Ihe rom nlsslon of the City of Sanford PENSACOLA wi - Wait Pensaministry in Knoxville now for da Highway Patrol Trooper 1 , Game and Frealt Water Fish Com­ for tonight at B:3n p. m. In Ihe rnla by ■ 251-131 vole yesterday mission tn art the fishing season. some years end has appeared In Mark Mark, and Conitablo Georg* rnnimlaaioneri room of ihe f'dy turned down a proposal that it he Tne subject nf putting catfish nn Sanford on several occasions. It Kelsey were ell relied to the Hall. annexed lo Prniarola. Penaarola'i Ihe game fish list and of protect­ I* unlit* tn that three of th t mam- irene to eld In th t locating of tlta Th* tm atlnf h»i beta ealUd to eitlmated population la 37,300, and ing alligator* will alio h« heard. hare ere In wheal ehalra and hava prlaontf. INSIDE VIEW OF THE Third Army Rneniltinf Ru* aa ahnwn at Third Army Headquarter*, Fort stS ^ e o n n d e r tha ratonlng of ■ ire- tha metropolitan population Is 123,The name a t the eeoepea bed AD iportamen arc Invited to at- never walked. The public ts cor­ MrPherson, G». Thl* bua and dixplsy will be shown at the American Lggion Fair thfi year F*h. 13-18. v tlf« tl taAford area. 300. net been reported a t noon p U jf . (U. L Amur fhota) dially Invited la attend- Program Released M a n A d m i t s B r e a k i n g , For Founder's Day E n t e r i n g T w o F ir m s event I nursday «. ^ j p|afSr Rep|afS Okayed By Board Of Commissioners Threat Of Possible Blockade Raised By East Germany Pastor P. Slone To Resume Pulpit Duties Next Sunday $90 Million Gain ’ Is Shown In Report FSU Band Starts On Annual Tour 1 Report Submitted On Hobby Earnings •F. Frazer To Fleet Reserve Here J / Auxiliary To Share In SOKC Proceeds Program Features M arty Cameron Prisoner Leaps O ff Truck Early Today Sportsmen Invited To D istrict M eet Q u artet To Give C oncert Friday U nexpected M eet m*•W * ii i �1*•H I, A la s k a « - I far a Saw Me" whkh a path aerou wnat boioro bad been a frown wilderness. Milling Installations war* built and with the troopi came laborer* and sortlee faailliea. Suddenly there was a hungry market for all the food the valley could produce. Today there are about 300 full time farm famlliea In the valley supplying about u per east of aU the wheat, potatoee, dairy prod­ uct! and other foodstuff* grown Id Alaska, Not all the farmers have become aa proaperoua aa Nelson, Some have Income! running Into flva flgurei but tha avaraga la closer to 14,000. But moat colonists hive paid off their debts, and tb« gov­ ernment Itself baa long since ceased to taka any direct hand is wbat started out aa a federal expertinent. ■»Vl^~i " l .i fS, ■Jjf V- ^ ? / and hie wife worked together to f l Idaho Hilda-out of forests and * r n rt f|Y»J << A leant bow to farm In the aubArctle. ,*ta. TJV 4 There wan no rain at plantlns time and a long wtt apatl camo at the baying saaion. In Ibo logday growing season there was no darkness. Soma plant vaelatlei grew In double quick time and '■ i i W i ring seasons uncertain. And others would not germinate at* all. '.'.KW’v:' loads would have to be paid Great winds lashed the valley, w* ■ . .. i ■ i i n i yearo elthroe par can* blackaniag the show banka with 'r ^ tha raw, newly turned soil. mm*'**1 ** i 9f nig oMerveri 'attacked' this It .was a harsh Ufa) and, on a > •• •: '\ h u let muu experiment" of ms dosea counts, dliccmltyt sprang up amogg tha colonists, OUIINIUZAUTH It, visiting tha orthopedic hospital In Lagos, stops to talk with a woman patient, SeMtlyu Brslmo, who Is suffering The 40-acre tracts proved too from a leg Injury. The call was an Incident In tha queen's tour of small for commercial farming. The Nigeria with bar husband, tha Duka of Edinburgh, f fniarnorlenoD ( g S K in tie seiio ts.'ltlli uth* cottages which bad bean planned jglAndd the aettlarc as: hardy by government architects proved Wars, leaking thwlr fortunes la U1 suited to the Alaskan' winter. Bbnared American tradition, They had no bathrooms, no buea Paul Nelson of Oconto, WIs., menls. r It, he hid little choke. He bed Debts to tha Alaska Hural Re­ world Interest over the last severs! 4 to make a living on a rented habilitation Corp,, the project's ad­ LONDON W>—Russian Foreign and thus lent Russia's y e a r s . Requests for Esperanto m kut found he could not sup- ministrative agency, mounted rap­ Ministar V. M. Molotov, who made support to Its use. t Ms wife and biby daughter idly/ Soon some families owed "nyal" a household word, soon John Leslie, secretary of Ihe "pen pals" have come in from places as far apart as Peiping and prices paid (or bis crops la may be proclaiming “ ne" - or Brllkh Esperanto Society, finds Poland and lirlllsli clas.so* cutsven possibly "Jei" — in world [the language Is catching on fast retpond regularly with groups it i Nelson took a chines along American T anners confaraocai, again, with a lot uf Its support Siberia and Japan. 1 i l l other farmers from MlehlMolotov has turned up si the Out Molotov's use of the InMinnciot s and WUconitn. Ate Now Producing latest bigwig, supplier of Esper­ coming from behind Ihe Iron Cur* guage ha, given E,pDrsntu lb lay tha Matanuika Valley Is tain. anto, the InlernaUcnal language b lu ett boost In yean. [a braad basket of a bromine He said W an Intervls-v Irisi In which boomed with the prewar rrlk ty which Is clamoring for "We had no Ides Mr, Molotov Hungary. Esperanto b taught In a League of Nations and decline:! ImUstoh to tha union and pkys was an Esperanto advocate." skid number of tchcols. with World War If. if sally slgolflcsnt role In tha deLe.-l'e. "Tha Russlsns, of courso Molotov recently ciLlrl r'oetfate plans of the United States, Tiie Council of Eirope also Is have produced sons flno Esper Ingi In Esperanto - ami Knqlteli— considering a pilot i-herre lo teoch anto jnsgaxlnes and It Is tiught ipalmtr, a tiny but lusly frontier Imlat » years ago, Is an avaraga to the 'Japanero "Pi-oile'i Council K peranto la fix a dlL'eronl coun- In a number of clisrei thruughoir for Restoration of Pence with By Irioi. (tie city of 1,000, with a modern , • the Soviet Unhn. viet Itttssls and Communist Ch'ns" proltal, two consolidated schools "But tills Is tha ft" t time Eipei* Leri's frH t*** Rritlsh movement M an espsndlng business district. bos noted a alertly Increaio in onto has bren u<ed in sny inrurl |Th# quagmires and sullen wilderluteinallnnol communication." IIS hive given way to acre on N uptial Plans Told JUDY GARLAND DROPS SUIT antJ.c-llo said there Is an intrinj tr* of esrefully tilled crops. And tlonal council with II Esperanto HOLLYWOOD (Ah — Actress For Grace, Prince divorce suit against him, producer circles In Hungsry, and ar.othnr ledern farmhouses hive largely h 'y n d log cabins. MONTE CARLO, Monaco (ift— their home and will diop her big group In Poland. The Commu­ Only U of the 303 families still Park-site little Monaco Is going dlvoreesult egalnst him, producer nist World Federation of Youth Ir. Ire In tha Matpnuska Valley. Of to stage four days of lavish fes­ Sid Luft reports. Budapest has approved Esperanto fan*, less thin 30 era engaged In tivities when Its reigning Prince as one of the'official languages "She went to her sister's", he irmlog. The othsra have turned Rainier III marries Hollywood told for next year's Moscow Festival. a reporter, "out she came I new businesses such is commovie queen Grace Kelly April 11 home Saturday and we had g Soviet enthusiasm for Esperanto Itrcial fishing or running the and 1>. good, old-fashioned talk. I guest may be explained by the fact that lops In and around Primer. Announcement' of the dates was had been working a*, cross* L. L. Zamenhof, who adopted thj Among the handful who >realty name "Dr. Esperanto" In 1W made yesterday In Hollywood. purposes. id find a new life in farming, The nuptial program announced "1 hellav* ! haven't been pay­ The language he contrived Is bear •ul Nelson la a standout example. today Includes i garden party, a ing enough attention to her per­ as far as possible on words cor A Packard standi In the drive* state hanquet, a ball, flrtworki and sonal problems, At any rate, we men to European languages, hi tha home which replaced a reception It the palace, in addi­ worked thlnga out and avery- sound peculiar to any one lar trade cottage Nelson built K guige are eliminated. tion to the civil and religious cere­ thing is smooth agin." leather mark. If they Are wished i age. A television antenna Ita grammar Is so simple th* monies. •t home, they should be washed MDs Garland had moved out sta from the roof and In the ip kitshen are two deep fries* on a light cyela of th».washing Thera will be a giant raeoptlog Friday.-and (tle<U»^dlvnqu com­ it* proponents say it can bo J * !#*/» I refrigerator, dishwasher, maehlna in lukewarm water using at the pslice at which Monscaai plaint oharglng ext same rriy Ity. gM*P«d,lM«lf equal parts of mild soap and da* will be prassnted lo the prince letheg. washer, dryer «nd lroner. [A tractor and other modern largant. After the rinsing opera­ and his new princess. An official laehlnery help tend the farm, now tion Is completed, tha garment Is dinner, attended by representatives roam to m acrea. rive daughters pteeed on a hanger, smoothed to of 2ft nations, will also he held. ^aVrikBy help with the choree, shape and air-dried In the shade. Rources here said the civil cere­ Although pressing tiitiilly Is not monies April 1ft will be In Ihe H. JAMES GUT AGENCY necessary, both the suede and ktd throne room of Ihe palare, which garments may bn Ironpd If de> Is on s huge cock lulling Into (he sln«|, using low hats and placing Mediterranean. Marcel Portanler, S12 EAST FIRST STREET brown paper over the section of director of judicial services of , PHONE 78 the garment being Ironed. Monaco and president of tbe Coun­ cil of State, will official*. H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT NEW CfTlBEV Tha religious ceremony the fol­ NEW YORK f/P) - Th* United lowing day will be In the nearby Aaaoe. BUtea has a new eltlsen named Monaco Cathedral. Harry S. Tm sn. Before naturalisation eertmonlee yesterday, Polish * horn Andreas Mels,, 3P, petitioned fed* aral court ___ hta ____ . . . . I to ^ hev* name changed to that of the former President Judge Irving R. 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SUPERBRAND llbQ trP L s rU ■ h . ‘ f La n > �Than too, aaeerdlw ta ona apokaaman, tha dtalnlahlng preaura of tha lakaa from tha lowarlny laval* aQewa laakaga from tta artaatan atrata which waataa away Into tha M a t t hat " alseed rK H tlr on lakaa and la waahad downatraam with tha 55? w. ur itioply w d .* [ m ight b i dent to eonaervn wnier oo xiawing rrctcrx >5^*314, SI- ^ Thara la a Mg problem, not an alarm­ the fe fe iisa w ill systems In tt* Sim * G o u ty a re wQl eentiarn'to flow m ing ona of couram but am that muat ba tak•a Into aonaldaratfew and avary study avail* r i i tt« r taavi don* la tt* g u t. abla ha gtvm ta tha poatihQltla* of raaculn* » M a rt e ( Smrfotd C ity Ccmmlailen- at mueh wafer for tha thlraty population of i t eaoM nM w ith th i proMw- r*- Saminola County. wbm * raquwt w u rnuto ty Naval Wa’ra gnro that tha Board of Saminola ft* * to douhit th i wafer attpply to County Commlaalonara and tha Board of Ml Nava) A u xiliary A ir Station. Sanford C ity Commlaalonara w ill Jointly ba» CJty*a prreat w ill field ia eurrtntly gin looking into tha problem! facing tha ta# all tha watar that Sanford community and Ita watar aupply. both domestically and eommerclslly. 0 • • or. a mw well fifed waa pwrabseed in i i t that watar mppllaa In tha pcaaant Boost C ounty's Growth! I m i m Iii to dlmlnlah. Wa hat* to um tha words “in'tplto o r . p m i ao»h«ritlaa and raaldanta, especially but thara ar* timM whan tha phraat fits ft m a n who dapand on thair wall ays- tha situation exactly. And that's what wa have to aay about ■ 'ftp IrrigatUm. a n complain)n« of thi M h ia itw to ld ia . * tha continuing growth of Sanford and Sam­ AhTiftw cm of Sanford*! landing elt!* inola County. lafpamre b*for* tha Board of Bamlnola In aplto of — no concerted move on tho grty Commissioners, suggesting that part of tha Important organisations in tha wttta# ba dona to Inelod* Bamlnola Coun- community — tha growth of the blggeat III tha Cantral Florida Flood Control Dla* little county In Florida continues on a boom * «d that prop* aurvaya might ba mada bMla. However, wa can boost tha growth by *flninfr« tha feasibility of locka and la on tha S t Johns Riv«r to halp build up tremendous proportions if ovary organisa­ i attorty reading wafer laval In Saminola tion, ovary group, avary individual citiaon M n rX u H a w ill only join hands and work to a common jB jjH Cfcasfe aojrfaant of tha fact that goal. H r aaoaarvatlon la an Important atop'to Tharc's personal gain for each parson fefcaa «• damanda of watar auppllw In- who takas part In tha gigantic push toward Baa. appaalad to tho Saminola County grutor aeeompllahmanta for tha City and dmlaalonar a to taka whatavar atapa no- County. Personal gain.In security — salary — happiness — more entertainment —more of everything that mesne a fuller Ufa for tha individual. B* fo o d s* ft waa tan or twalva yanra ago.” As wa grow, there’s greater competition **« Such a statement atammid from tha In th* field of bualnya venture.' There’s ftM th at thara la a brackish feature to tha added competition In the labor field. And .watap, poaalbly bring eranted by tha fact with competition comes bigger and better th at fo r avary foot tha watar laval drop* Mlariea. Personal gain? Certainly! If we lakaa and a tre sia , aalt watar pras. lock et tha situation right square in the •eomaa graatar and leaka Into tha face and go to work. round labyrlntha which hold tha Thera’s hardly a community in Florida hat guahaa from artaatan walla. that can bout of tha solid and aubatantial growth that we experience here in our good City and County. But to keep that growth Tho Sanford H erald continually growing, without any standstill or letup, thara’a work to be done. 0 • • Thar* ara ever 80.000,000 motor vehicles registered in the world. Two-thlrds of these vehicles ara in the United Statos. And from th* looka of Sanford and Seminole Coanty’s streets and highways, a big majority of than ar* centered rig h t hare, • Wednesday, February 8,1058 T O U T S B IB L K TB R 8 I Tho ftatutsa ad tha Lord ara right, radng tha haartt tha eommandmant of tha rd to pux% anllghfenln# tha ayan.—Peahna • * Even though they ara temporary, tt la Important to aeve MbabyMteeth ea long aa poaeJble. They help the pennanant teeth grow straight and strong, says tha Florida State Dental Society. ' • • « Why la it that we’ve progreaaed to the point where we are talking about sanding satellites out into open space and we still haven't found a way to provide adequate perking apace right here on earth? Do You Believe In Immortality? w*rr author* to break away from the uad*rataadlag and a aooM of hum­ •yrupy echo** of th« p u t and atari or, thoy cannot forget th* man who kemmaato ad a Fnvemant Plato: writing th* vlnoiax truth* of th* penned this as his wblmislesl epi­ <1 in aai baltov* to tomavtoUty p w ttt. taph: a a i k m ao deelr* to * " «*« What ethar writer af the loth “ If, after I depart this vats, you WfWto K. L . Mtnokan, who died Century did mor* to put th* atamp ovor romombar mo and bavo feM weak. “The b«U*f to it liiuei of world acceptability na an araori* thought! to piano my ghoat. tofrom tha puerile agoa ri Inferior Ini now Uniuai* — th* Amarku glvo aomo slnaor sad wink your p a ," oyo at soma homely girl.'* lat.*ua|*? At Mother dm* ha expressed Manckra truly balanced It th* What «rlt!a of M*aek*a haa lim telf thi* way: eerapiny et “th* great qu*itlua> ovar written a lln* that ibows ao <111! to plooioat nod I have «■ •ra” auch aa Jonathan twiff, Vol­ warm a feeling for humanity — payed tt, but l have no yaamtog taire, famual Butler, Thomaa Har­ not aa tt ahould bo hut as tt lit up the unlrirea after It dy, Mark Twain and Ganri* Bar- End adv to PMa Tuss gal. T ard thaw. Thai* ara aan who ^ feart « • aaap nUr* today who looked behind tha *aay b*ll«fa of Tho St. Lawronca river drain* an area more tbia loo.ooo aqutra g# aai ahua Maaekan’a vitwa ea ■taklad for the lard uiwers, tmmeftallty, but who ara parhipi Lik* BwUt and thaw, Mtaakan mUea, Including tha Croat Lakaa f f u t o M longer la her* to found tha- ramie bypreelilea of and tha cnuthara part of Canada. “ clutter u» the unlvar.i '1 hnman race ridieuloua, but b* Tha tesfesey to write Mencken tha found the Individual nan lmtawiaat ea merely a vnrhal ahawman ty likeable. Few maa ia history legaa i n r j w i bfeajahU who have left a record af tholr daatk. A mm ato pflM orthodoxy pan*** bailed them lavs had a K a ra h to to towrct* greater tail to Ufa, at enjoyed tt Mtoiox maa by ealUag him a ahow* ■or*. iff. They do thi* bocauia they Paraonally, Manektn waa ea* et fear him. Ha dliturba the pattern th* klndtit of aoul* Ho hold out a l fla ir amug world. a cheerful helping hand to bunTie eritfca M Maachaa Uto to droda of young writer*, and didst gtomtoa him at tha leader of n expect or look t o gratitude. X Manured taUltoetual cult, ae if taww thlii I waa oao at th#a. L fa V a ri m more th a a faddut But b* loved human liberty **d w ill a lift to word*. could sympathise with ovary I ' BaaTatimr 1 believe they at* he tom *f human frailty axcapt pre> Ldtotoa wrong' I think that If wa toaaa sad stutfad'ShtrtUm. ta Ha |fWM fto n hare a aaatury laana feats freed** toot m * of tt* meet Ijto a a d i tod Met tho elartoa no majority fip to af tha apdghtly “ Baltimore Ita b<ttor*rt to . Manckea la togottoat gvaa though tho « vafumaa ho wroto should sink too oblivion with hto aifaoi, on* loataaeo alone gbould guariatM him Immortality. da would ptg* Aa long as mag too tdadoaso. M merely a m m m u m «* of t o um . run tutm r M tik i M « n i Fia* Ha wffl. «kM breadcait to AaUna i u k 7 f i r aai EtWah (Water idea. • a m M ali a Jatal statel ^ Z S r Z f U i . Mi a im i. Latar. ttttU li :S S S i a M •< tM fceraa tt Uo feed by tha Waot tinea tha onmmlt laadaraaoa la Ge*evt tort ram* mar. to two mas hlattod tha Ruoaloaa far tholr datormtoatloa to expand and for tholr dlctatonhlp Oil By RAM PAWSW NEW YORK (*~OU was the Mg faetor underlying tho tslka of Frasident Elienhowar and British Prims MlnUtar Edon ovar what to do about tho Ruaitso throat to tha Middle East. Two thirds of tho world’s proved reserves of petroleum lie under tho itnda of that area—nearly too bil­ lion barrel*, on* of tho world's riehajt prisesThara 1* ktso rivalry hotwoo* American aid British eoapaaiei oporatlsg is tho Middle la st. Western Europe relies more asd mere on Middle la st oil to moot its fast-growing demand to power to run Us Industries. Asd Russia feubUoas eyas to araa with keen tstereiu-eot only as s peacetime prise-kut else be- Too Late To Classify By BUSSELL MAT It look* Ilka tha gubernatorial bit-throwing contest la really warming up. Now eeataa IA- Gan. Sumter L. Lowery, who announeei that be will be a candidate for Governor on a platform keyed to the controversial aubject at seg­ regation. Th* General, always outspoken, charges that none of th* other candidates or proeeetlve candi­ dates haa eom* out openly and un­ equivocally for aggregation and contend* ha la not willing to alt Idly by and aee Integration forced on tha people. , While no on* knows at this time Juat who will qualify la th* Gov­ ernor's race, there ar* plenty of strong contender* considering. 11 including Governor LeRoy OoUina, G. Farris Bryant of Ocala, Clar­ ence Gay of Orlando; F uHit War-' n a of Miami Baaeh, Buddy Baikta of Ocala, W. B. Price efjaekjonvilla, tad there will probably bo others. The entrance of Lowry tn the race changes tho complexion of the altuatlon considerably. He |a forceful and aggmalv* and scrambias tha dial to whtr* anything can happen. Tha General will have a strong following among veteran organisations and whither wa Uk* It or not segregation will be a dominant Issue In the campaign and will awing a lot of votes. Most people loom to feel that Governor Collin* haa been doing a splendid job. His atand en-roapportionment h a a embittered aom* politician* but the public generally a trees with him. Ha haa bean aggressive ta promoting the welfare of Florida aa a whole and haa gained tha eonfldeao* and re­ spect of level-headed, aouad-thinklag eitlxtai who will rapport him eras* military experts believe that Middle l i l t oil might prove n prim* esientlal to her in another world war. Boms 33 American oil eompanlaa are latarested to the Middle East. British, Dutch and French com ponies operate to t o region.’ The dally output approaches y million barrel*. The annual Uk* la around ana billion dollar a. Waiters Europe, which enea leaked to t o Waiters Hemisphere for most ef 1U oil, now gate about four fifth* of iu supply from to Middle la s t. If this should ba out off, either by Communist penetra­ tion ar by war. Western Europe would ba hard put to find a quick alternate aeureo. American eompanlaa profit rich !y by t o l r paaeatlmo output In tha Middle Eaat. But If the source ahould ba cut off by war, the Ualted BUtos could get by easily through speeding up 1U own pro­ duction (now held back by atato regulations) and by importing more from Vonaraala and other Western Hamlaphar# oil flalda. It’s tho paaeatlmo development of th* Middle Eaat that Interests American oilman most directly. They have rich oU concession* them. And they have bean building pfpeUaas to get efl to t o Meditorranean. expanding thair oQ tanker ftoeta, and putting up refiner!** to England and-a* t o CosUnaat ta feed t o faat-growtog demand of newer and an uitrlai for powfr European Arterial at* tha alaatia tube* which carry to Maed away U m to baart to to itoaias. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL t ill THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE TBRUS. - FBI • SAT. FLA. GRADI A—DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS m e d iu m 54e 57c URGE X-LARGE 60c Oct Th* Beet-Get Seetiest ,1 A 1 ,0 0 « F U U ICE CREAM 1/2 Gala. 98c PEAS 2 Pkgi. 35c n m 39c « j run GROUND BEEF Lb. 37c u PIN PAY BR. SHRIMP Pkg. 49e n u n u. m o t e l > u r S IR LO IN S T EA K - 79 c oc* own p u m SAUSAGE Lb. 49c o i» pinna Alu a n**v«fe *t u u n t i w Utu C McLain e* us Wcllkers 0 nun#* Jr te Alt a*t»w W r»mum i ,.r..ra ,.sv»tft ___ ^Mre*cT»cd»*rrv c* os U CM* ss.ir trlu A ’V i Bvauto. Charloa^P w ttt ot us to l i t Fo4 Heater s' 1 f t C A Ford Fora (V-8) (>-8) 2-Dr. Sedan sedan Clean, ( a j a b a a 1 9 D 4 One Owner, Low Mileage, ^ l A V S . U U Fully Loaded, Ford-A-Matlc, Radio A Heater Bulclc Super Sedan Extra Clean 1 9 5 2 One Owner, Fully Equipped— Dynallow, Radio and Heater *• • * • * ** r 9 Bulck Super Sedan Clean, 1 9 5 3 Original P aL t—Looks New— $ 1 Q Q Q . O O Low Mileage— Fully Equipped ■ * **** Dynaflow—Heater & Radio d A C B Bulck Special Sedan Clean 1 9 5 4 Looks New — Fully Equipped Dynaflow Radio f t Heater $235Qoo u w to n PORK ROAST - W?LL DRILLING Seminole County Records $145000 dOt West Thirteenth S ired h l l # BISAfFBOVAL VOTED 7 ALATKA (ft - The Futon County school beard yesterday voted ’-1 disapproval of fadanto atd to aehMla and eemmaadar to Duval County Democratic Cora greater la tha Middle B u t M i Uia mltto* for taktog a atand ngntos poiaibl* uw of tha American ath to propoial. 1 * rtaat which operate* to tha MM. C h (tra il W. H. Beasley aaU ItamMtB. Putnam achoola can ba ftoaneaf N« daelite* w u roaehai on bp state and local fund*. fronting braol'a raquatt for arm*. The Duval aaramittaa passed i A ll*: JU4 Chino woo waned not Jan. U tailing to r* to got frtoky. Tha two me* oali resolution alatanc* to federal tanaa foe thor ora "united to our purpom achoola aa mor* • manta of avoidings . . . to iator and prevent iggrae- aquabhles about tafegratifa. . lira expansion hr fore* or into verilon.” But thoa, la tholr itototnont. thor acknowledged toy FIREMEN BRAVE BUZZARD hadn’t ofroad ea how to do It ■ FR10NA, Tex.or-Jrlooa’a vob Briefing offleoro Mid Iloonhow- unteer fir* department, hampered ar bolloroo ha woa Edon’o agraa- by a heavy n or and numbing maat to halp block United Notion* temperatures to t o wont bU» mamberttop to Rod China thi* sard of t o laaaon, battled to four houra • fire, which deal year. Europe: Etiqnhowar and Edon t o Frlona frosts food agreed this country and Britain plant 1956 TRADE INS LOCKER PLANT I f a h W Mi Im Camu p^pM. a im si eeMtetprepeSMis to l i i i l u * « •# • «Ffe*to* —toisfe* Middle tu i: S U M im Mi I M eapreeaad M a n about t o * Yir to t o '.riddle K u t. But Mm pwluced k n »u- whole-heartedly. vT Maries t* *«*# * It wfll be Mersstfeg to nMltv^Vroit^e •* oeera* ton * what ruction to Oanaral gate Ki‘: r # k \ « d- . J*ek ffls« J? •* US te WlUUm w to Us aaneunoamaat. Mr gueia la, ft US Fife Mute Bnk U 04Mum 6 Tu4©r most candidate* win ba tsdlaad 0 M r to W llllii i&o to reserve comment far to Uma .......... * Truw Co u x s ' v m ;• a i. »«• being.. . Tfu»t Co to All voters da net fail as strongly urd»»yo Flour K ill to*R W Muir* fcuctlt**^ «t vlr to Lvis the Oanaral and ar* Inclined mrCityo flour M IU to a W Muir* to tool that Florida has handled JortMO *1 us to bertalf pretty wen s* far asd rio*ai»to ask to U rS A«o X«ll«v «tio*nn ,y 5VuV<n4 Jr ot «s to would do «*U to uk* It easy asd ex*** to O toe j Mn*kca o n u n w u t »t a* u 'n lu so s j n»*na*i? avoid knock-down-drig-out tutic* to* Jr ot — us Woilstoat «t us. quit out** .Sov a Looo A*ao that could only land to bitterness StONTOAOCS ^kouBos J Vvqjlii liloat ot us Uholta Fusel to Kiel FOUl D,ok ot US and poaalbla violence If pushed toe Houbon J Woliit t o* •t us far. a K«rr K»rr ot us to CtUtas* Bsk fa C""..,SoJlu woo lo t a Ot BQvIMo Florida haa graatar national to Orto ot us to Jocquotlso aonoral Lyalol and International goodwill and re­ •‘H’ J.X,'" spect today than at any till* la •'ipfivsrn a.'i.i: hay history. Bustssss and Indus­ olio try ar* favorably Impressed sad or £ « .3 K MBS SSPJt; era Investing mlUfona ef deHart to new plant* and asterpriaaa. ,*v., n .s?was a - ^ s S H / m s tt - »■ ** •Toerials and winter visiters seek u iu r L Man at us t* 1st F*t our charms and advantages ta riti* \ S jir* Yt*%» U to 1 > i». xnaater number*. -Homtaab* « * Coif sS tS S tS err ‘S fK U l'V an fam rw let Florida’ bee to European glSto*’.’ ■ c o ^ d 'i u i ? L. Is*- wTooro offer asd m taklsf sdvuuga of it. Th* federal government ta spending millions on Florida projacts-Cood control, saw military Installation* and other improve­ ments. Newspapers, magariaea and trad* journals, TV and radio ar* going all out to sing Florida's pralaea and a*U to state to count­ less mUllen*. If Florida become* a aagragatlon battjaground we stand to loee LISTED BELOW OUR ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF CLEAN USED CARS much morn than we would wm gala. V wn ara sensible enough and smart esougl to alt tight and Chevrolet 2-Dr. Sedan Clean, ten bow things develop wa will 1 9 5 4 One Owner, Low Mileage, Fully be far better off ton ta start s rabbla-roualng campaign. Loaded—Power Glide, Radio & C EN TR A L FLO RID A Q UICK AND STO RAGE CO. om Howud C. Lonf Phont 888 Is Big Factor Behind Talks I AUfetie Traetr Organlw demanding 1U *U let Ge* ow n ip d M ow n 1 9 5 5 C ar^uarantc* S*5 0 0 * 0 0 net — o w Mileage M ileasre Owne; — LLow Local Fully Equipped ' S A P P Bulck Special Hard Top Nearly 1 7 3 9 New Fully Guaranteed—Locci Owner—Low Mileage — Fully Equipped $500°o ■PIOCOUNT ecu CORNED Lb. 59c n p a e o rw a m 1" IIA A 1 C 1M < L * . AVO. ■ s l A f l U VI OK WHOLE **• Good Trades 1014 sales room open < ' Liberal Terms ALL PAT SATURDAY W tiA D bvMb �* , . > \ ' T K t HANT01D WnULB W*f. M l, 19M~ • Jlf, v ,~ WEDNESDAY T ie Catholic Womans Club will bold a benefit Card Tarty at • Miss Shirley Jessup and Tf, wore a similar suit with* a p. m. In the Mayfair Inn. Every­ Wesley Webh ware united In mar­ bud corsage.. *v* one ia asked to bring their own riage at (:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb, Kirby Sulton aeltd r> beak cards. Refreshments will be 4. man. *.i ■■ served and allendance prizes The Christian Missionary AIII- r Valentine Theme Used At Meet v O f Ethel Root Circle Members N M H fi The Ethel Root Cl roll of thi Cogregatlonil Church h • I d Mi meeting r t the home of Mr*. E irl Mosley, with Hr*. Herbert Thunton ea hostess. The meeting w n ctiled to o r 4*r hr the , preiident, Mri. Jim Eiltmen. Mrs. O icir Zlttrower, ..Jed th*.devotional-and Mr*. Gui Zli. Sohmih. read the minute* of the lait meeting. Mr*. Earl Hollar gave the treasurer'* report. Miss Helan Witte,, chairman of :ti Coupon's, »iat«d several more pllt* . setting* of allvar Had been purchased for Uta Circle. Mr*. Harold Herbst will be In charge of selling vanilla. The Cir­ cle will sponsor the vanilla in or­ der to parthasn a projector u d screen for. tha church. Mrs. Robert Getman, will be In charge of the sale of kitchen towels. Mlsa Wylie, State Friendly Ser­ vice chairman, gave a very en­ lightening talk on "Friendly Ser­ vice." The hostesses carried out a D uplicate Bridge Club C hanges Date ToThUrSclay'Meets 3,-AUw-Tefept- meeting! "fh* Banford Duplicate Bridge Chib decid­ ed to change tha weekly duplicate came from Friday to Thursday evening1. Games will begin pro­ r*: mptly at S p. m. at tha Yacht (A Club. , -4 ' ■Last Friday’s gam* prndured ■ .tin f t r first piers between Mrs. William Klrhy of Merrit Perk and Mrs. Mildred Rich of Win­ ter Park, and Mr*. William H. Clifton of Sorrento and Mrs. Eprl Higginbotham of Sanford. Roth pairs had a total of S5’i -match points. Third place went to Fred 8t«ln and Clyde Ramsey, with Alt* points, and Mr*. J. D. Cordell and Mrs. .Clyde Ramsay were fourth with SO points. The puhllo hi cordially Invited to attend anyy of the club's ■iupllrata game*. Anyone wish­ ing further Information or deilrs-aS* * in r to arrange for a partner fa naked to phone 134*. m B - Valentina thame for Ihe evening. The dining room table wea eanThe cakes ware decorated with tered with two Urge cake hearts, red frosting, and sprinkled on the edges with coconut to resemble lace. Eeeh guest was served a lap tray, on which ware opened face aendwiehes cut in the shape of hearts, olives, and a slice of (he Valentine Cake, coffee and each re­ ceived a Valentine. The** delicious refreshments wen served to Mrs. Oscar Zlt­ trower. .Mrs.‘.Jim Eastman, Mrs. Bonner Carter, Mrs. Owen Mere­ dith, Min Gertruda Vlnlng, Mrs. Earl Malheny. Mrs- John Jones, Mrs, Bra Alford, Mrs. Robert Getman, Mrs. W, W. Lina, Min Helen Witte, Mlaa Wylie, Mrs, Ed Simpson, Miss Ralph tossing Sr., Mrs. Waller Barton, and Mlaa Patty Meredith. * After tha refreshm/its were served, Mrs. Thurston held a very successful country store; pro­ fits to be used for the Circle. The Merchant! Association has promised to have special window displays during th« week of tha data Flower Show emphasising floral and garden themes as their contrihutloru Inward. Day teas fickch'v* first-Ifafe •Flower "Show. B aptist Auxiliary For Girfs Fldiihing M eet In Longwood Episcopal Auxiliary The Girls* Auxiliary Council of the Semlnol* Association nf Ihe Will Sponsor Shrove First Rsptist Church will meet Saturday morning at HI;30 p. m Tuesday Silver Tea at lha Longwood Baptist Church. On the program the Rev, Fred Fischer of Sanford will talk .using "For Such A Time As This" as his tnpic. Alio Mlsa Betty Foard, PeLand High School teach­ e r wHo has recently been leaching in Japan, will show slides and give n talk. * Tfle 0A*i will bring sandwiches «e drinks will be furnished. Mrs. 'John Fog Is counselor for Ihe group and Miss Edna Jenkins, Eld­ er Springs, Is president. Miss Faye Garnrr Is publicity chairmsn. SWEETHEART *• SWIRLWAVE for National B e a u ty Salon Week Feb- 12 - 18 Let our stylists make yea Vstsntise-levety with this *sey to cere for and utterly ftmlnlne hair fashion. tht..rt;o* nr# ‘ 41 iIk of <inlord rife Immediately foliowin, r, jjj# parMayfair Inn, Roumillats, or from scene nf the dnuhle ring cere­ a i<w«j,itun w*, club members. mony preformed by Ihe Rev. innig*. Alls* Linda J«i 4ua, alateg of tha bride and Mis* Blron Wabb, Tho Catholic Womans Club w David ,s. Csrnefix. slsler of tli« groom, aehdd punch have a meeting In tha Yacht Club The bride is the daughter nf while Mrs. Alton Bayer, aunt of starting at 7 p.m. A covered dish Mr- and Mrs. L. B, Jessup nf supper will prerede the session. Clearwater and the bridegroom la Ihe groom cut the.. threeMfered wedding cake. Th* bride's book ■] (he son of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. wa* kept by the matron ef^opor. THURSDAY Wehb of Sanford. Only close relatives of the cou­ The hride wore a light grey suit >' The Home Demonstration Club ple attended the Informal sredwill meet in the club renter at with black accessories and wore ding. -- ' 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. J. B. Craw­ on her left shoulder a whits rotaOut-of-town guests Ihduddd, Mr, bud roriage, ford and M ra.'J. D. Calahan as Mrs. Kirby Suttnn, matron of and Mrs. L. B Jessup, Jack, Lin­ hoatrsiea. .( .... The P TA County Cannrll will honor and only attendant, also ds and Ann, Clearwater; Ale. end Air*. Dick Sever and Rlcky-Lekt* meet at I p. m at finicresl School. A special Founders. Day Gardrn Club win meet at P:U land; Mr. and Mrs. O. 0.' Ufliw program will he held and all par­ a m. i t th* home of Mrs. R. E. ger, Joy and Belsp, 'Ferti P«rk( ents In the county are Invlled to Ratliff. Hoietesses are Mrs. Mrs. J. M. Denton," Jackih* >nd Lynn, Tampa; . . , mend. ' Robert Bauman and Mrs. Arthur Mr. and Mra. W. 9, W*hb,.B»Seminole Rthekah Lodge No. 43 Pitts. Jack Russell will be guest will meet in tho ’loOF hell at I speiker. . '■; 1 , run and Lynda, Gordon-Beyee and Mra. Charlotte Boyer, Sanford; p. m. FRIDAY Mr. and Air*. Tyrto Royer, Cdrol, TEL Class of the First Biptlst Tyrle and Kennedy; Mr.‘ and Mra. Diiirch will meel In th* Chspal at The Jsearanda Circle nf San­ .1 p. m. Mrs Elian Shadoln and ford Garden Club will, meat at TiSO W. A- Boyer and ' Mrl.T ABton MR. AND MBS. J. W. MADDOX „ Boyer of'JacksonWJlff; -Mr. -snd (Photo By Raymond Itudio) her group will he hostesses. p. m., it the Garden Canter Build­ The Csmellis rirrle of the San­ ing. Homer Osborn will give a talk Mr*. Melvin Royer., and ...Rofnlo x ’.» ; ford Garden Club will hold Its about type and u*r* of fertiliser, Tuttle of Rustle. Tha couple will reside' In San­ meeting at g p. m. at the Garden Mrs. Nute Flanders of Copeord. ford. ' *•• HTK Center. Members . are asked to pvf n On The . g O o ^ s H flf Attention all ymi girls who like the "romance-earner" h o o k a! We’ve Joined a bonk etilh that will send us one book of this type a month. ' From now on all of our new books in Ihe Juvenile room will be placed on a rack as you go in the mom. Look for them next lime you eome In. The cov­ ers will be right in front of you. Some of the new one* are: "Wel­ come to Dunacrast” Hotel admin­ istration), "Katie and Her Cam­ era,” (Photography), "Christine Bennet" (Chemistry), "Karen's Nursery School Project.” (Nursery schools), and "Susan Brown" (Camp, counselor.) Tor the bio­ graphies of childhood of famous American fans; "Stephen Decatur, Gallant Boy.” Also a new "Treas­ ury of Humor", Just full nf new Jokes, riddles and skits. ★ k ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful Ceremony Unites bring note Hqok*. Mrs Herb Stem strom, Mrs. Duval Hunter and Our book of the month is a Daytona Beach heauliful Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr. will be hos­ Tyre, J . W . Maddox tesses. book called "Illustrated1Shirley Treasury of Children's Literature." Gets Ready Sunday, Fcj>. 3 at l.p .m . the nerklinr, sh o rtt The Hemrrncalli* Circle of Ihe It has everything from nursery rhymes to David Cnppcrfield. John Rev. Milton H- Wyatt united.Mlsa sleeves and s i , nf ballerina Garden Club will meel at Ihe home She had matching mills, of Mrs. Watson Reel on Lake For State Show Masteex "Bugle and A Tiger" Is Shirley Louise Tyre, daughter nf length. haadpiere and shn«s, Her erfa- Emma. All members are asked Daytona Beach City Officials have promised extra added buses from the business section direct to doors of "La Florida Linda,” the Fifith Annual Florida State Flower Show which will be held at the spacious Bath and Tennis Club from Mirch I through March 4. The Chamber of Commerce will do its share by erecting direc­ tional signs at City entrance! an­ nouncing the Flower Show to­ gether with dales of showing. Not to be outdone, tha Daytona Beach Hotel and' Motel Association will offer special rale* for lha dura­ tion n( the Flower Show as their effort to bring garden loving Inurista and horticulturists to Daytona Beach for lha great •vent. ‘ Th* Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal Church wrlll spnnsnr a 8hrn»» Tuesday Silver Ta* from 3 to S:."^ p, m. on Tues­ day, Feb. 14, at the Epitropal Parish Hou*c. All friends of th* parish are Invited to *nJoy th* occasion. Th* general ehalrman for th* tea is MIm Carol Stnn*. The other chairmen ara >1rs. Irvin Flaiacher, decoration*. Mr*. Glen I.ingle, t«a' tahle, Mr*. Demid Jones, refreshment*, Mr*. Charles Vndopleh, promotion, and Mra. Lyttlrtnn Zimmerman, music. Tha Rev, H. LyllUton Zimmarman, Mr*, Zimmerman, and Mj»» Carol Stone, president nf th* auxiliary, will b* in tha receiving line. Those n rvlng at th* !•* table wil| be Mra. Dean Turner, Mr*. A. R. Kay, Mra. W. T Jpckion, AJra, R. A, Newtwan. Mra. Fr*d Dyami, Mrs. Vail Lovell,- Mra., W. A, Leffler and Mra, Henry MeLaulhv'haateassat.' flbcntW Tuesday hss'th* fellowfng ifgnlfianee: Shrnva mra** fmtn the word Shriven, Merdl Gras. On this Tuesday of grace, the tea ia bring sponsored as th* last party before entering th* Lenten discipline of confession and absolution -of i tha Lenten Season. ready for circulation Book of the Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Tyre and month for January). Two new re­ John Wallace Maddox, ion of Mr. cent houqutt was of yellnw ehrysplacement* "Prisoner nf Zcnda" and Mrs. A. R. Maddox In holy anthemumi and croton leaves. Mrs. A. D. Maddox, siller.In­ (remember when Ronald Coleman matrimony in tha First Methodist law of the groom, and Mlsa t'aye played in Ihe picture, or does (hat Church. lake you hark loo far’ ) Very ex­ The double-ring eenmony ws* Stubbing! were attendants. Their citing book anyway. We also have performed against a slmpla but gnuns were similar to- that nf a new revised copy o( Dllmar's beautifully decorated background a brnnie cryaailette wlih match­ "Reptiles of The World." of palm* and basket* of whilr ing mitts, hridpirrei and shoe* Something for the young mar­ (lower* including glidtoli, chrys­ Their flower* were crescent bou­ ried*. . . . (Old married* might anthemums and pom poms. Can quet* nf hronie and yellnw chrys­ find a f«w pointers) "Marriage delihri were also use-1 and on Ihe anthemum* and erntnn leave*. Dean Maddox, brother of lha Manners," a set nf etiquette piano w it a low bowl of while pointers to help keep magic in flow ev * and (our point stiver groom, was best man ami ushermarriage. randelahra holding burning tap­ ! groomsmen were Jimmy Dellrlne, | Zr.ldnrk flaxlrr, Randall Laven­ "Florida Fi*h and Fishing" b y , ers. der and Billy Tyre, brolh»r nf th* Phil Frsnei* is ready (or aonie Organist was Roger Harris and I bride. avid fisherman. Mr Franrit 1* a snloiti. Davis l<ong. uncle nf llw I Mrs. Tyre rhose for her daugh­ superb angler and Ihe hook Is bride whn sang "B ersuie," "I ter's wedding a navy silk print based on' hi* own exciting fishing laivc You Truly” and "The Lord's street length dress with navy acexperlencis. He give* jou that ex­ Prayer.” 1 eessnrle*- Her corsage was nf tra know-how that is needed to Given in marriage hy her sweetheart rose* and madonna land the best. father, th* bride wore a guwn nf lilies. "One Half So Precious" by Kate alencon lace and tulle over satin. Mrs. Maddox wore a navy silk Ferness, takes place In Ihr '2(T». The molded bodice featured a print strnet dram with light blue, A story of the Craigs, a family round neckline outlined with pleat­ accessories. Her corsaya was nf whose fortunes gn up and down ed tulle and long lie* sleeves, twfelhegrt roses and blue or­ .WiUl tb# .venlmt* if* light" pointed over the hand. The dress chitis',- i " ■* " •' • headed '• father,. A now- hook by srt* .- -fhdstlcd i .-with pleating. and A receplinn was held immedi­ Franrea Gray Palton, ("Good faslenrd with liny covered but- ately after the reremnny in Mr Inn* which alio fastened the back Morning Miss nnve") "A Piero of Klnley Hall, llie bride's table was Lurk” Is a cnllerllnn nf stories, nf th* bodice Thn voluminous overlaid with a while Itnrn rut work soma humorous, some serious but skirl nf tulle with lace overskirt rlnth and was cenlrrcd with a and tulle ruffles, extended into a fnnr-lirMd cake and a crystal all nf human nature. A new garden rluh honk "Holl-j cathedral train with ippliqurd punrh howl. Tour imtnl silver day Flower Arrangements" it lar* flower* adorning II. The candelabra with slher appointtiered vril was nf Imported Illu­ menli were aim used Fern and beiutifully Illustrated. N»w non-fiction on order (nr sion attached to a handrail nf whit* ramellias were itirrnunillng neat month: "Your Prayer* Are satin and lace atuddrd with pearls the punch bowl Always Answered," by Alexander edge into a pleating of lull*. She Mra. W, B Stanley, the hrule's Lake. "Far You. Miss.” by Carol carried a while Bible lopped with aunt, cut Ihe rake and Mrs. Ted a single whit* orchid centered Frmlhall (Draltng with adolrsWilliam* poured punch Also rence), "Canary Island Adventure" with vallry lilies and satin serving wrre Lind* Knonu, Rar­ itan loiwe, Mrs. A. G .lone* and hy Walter Rirherd, "Sew Srreams streamer*. Mis* Shirley Wall, maid of Mrs Bnh Bennett. At th* dnnr At Midnight,” hy G. A. Mills (A new "sereamlnglv" funny HOW to honor, was gowned in a regal were .Mrs. W. R Sawyer anti Mlsa do it hook) "My Ship Is So Small" dress of aqua cryatsle-tie styled Betty nryan. Mrs. Davis lamg, along the princess lines. It fea- aunt of Ihe brr.ie, kept the nride's by Ann Dawson, 1 ■■ - - Book. "Majorle Morningitar and AnFor a going awgy outfit Mps. dersonvUle” are still going strong. (he non firtinn class uith "How To If you haven't read them, your Live. 3«3 Days a Year," pretty Maddox chose an aqua suit with hlarK arresinriei. She wore the time will come. Just keep your close. I espirt lo s«e "Valley •( Thi orchid from her bridal bouquet name on the wailing list. Our new "Readers Choice of Current Vines" on the list beore long It’ After Feb 7 they will he at home Books" still has them the top two a good novel and well written. (A el JIT E. Cnpcnrd Av*. In nrlindo. with "M in In the Gray Flannel literary guild selertmn) "Auntie Suit” and "fash McCall” In rloie Mime,” is still my favorite. Keep nrder. "Inside Africa" ha* Jumped asking and you 'II get it It's Teally worth wailing fort ahead nf "Gift From the Rea" in In meel at 7;4S In front or the Lake Mary Post Office. Mrs, K HoushnUler will give a quis on horticulture. . . The Central Clrela nf the Gar­ den Club will meel wilK Mra, W. B- Nicholson 113 W. jnth St. at 9. (3 a. m. Co hostesses will h* Mr*. J. II Nicholson and Mr*. George McCall. Mr*. D. E. I’ugh will be speaker. The Magnolia Cirrle of the San ford Garden Club will meet at lo a. m. at th* Garden Center. Hos Mast* are Mr*. L. P. Hagan and Mrs. J. E. Nichols. Mrs. Ilnnier Oshorn will speak on “ Pest Con trnl''. There will he an executive hoard mealing at a.'.tn a. m The Sanford Duplicate Bridge Club will meet in Ihe Yarlit Club at 1:13 p.m. Play , will begin at I p.m. The Palm Circle of Ihe Sanford Oulnf-lownguesla Inrludrd Mr. and Mr*. I. n. Tyre, grandparent* of the bride; Mr and Mr*. W. R Stanley and Brvan, Hlllcresl: Mrs A. L, Reed, Mrs. .Mary Cruve, Melrose, Mr*. Kenneth Reed, Keystone Heights; Mrs. Eugene Rrantlry and Christine of Grandirt; Mr. and Mrs. Davis lovng. Palatka; Mr and Mrs. P. T. Tyre and Dorothy. Drnise and Park Jr of Gainesville: and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold A. Hopkins nf PiersonTh* hride was born In Sanford, attending local tchonli. She graduated with the class of IS.V1 from Seminole High School and was employed as secreiary to Ihr general supervisor nf Public Initrnrtiofl in Palalka Mr. Maddox «*s born In Owen Cnimly, Ky. and ali*ndt,1 local schools llv:r*. lie also wept In Trimble County High School at Redfoid, K>. He served in the Air Fnrce for four year* getting his dlsrharg* Snv. .1 At present h* Is employed at Orlando Motors Inc in Orlande. • 105 8«. Oak. N. H. wit) show colored slides of Her visit lo the geranium beds In the psrk around Buckingham Palace, and other garden scenes in England and Scotland, Tho Mimosa Circle of th* San­ ford Garden Club will ma^t at the home of Mrs. W. B. Moye, 33] W. nth St. at 10 a. W Mrs. L. E. Spencer wllf talk on Orchids.. The Itose Circle of Ihe Sanford C arden Club will meet at the home nf Mrs. W. R. Shlppy at 9:43 a.m. Sallie Harrison Chapter, Na­ tional Society D A R. will meet at 3 p.m. with Mra. Bertha Hagen at 170] Park Ave. Im­ portant business to h* discussed. Silver let sponsored by Satlts Harrison Chapter P A R. for th* benefit nf ihe General Sanford Memorial Library and Seminole County Museum will be held al Ihe bom* of Mrs. L. P. Hagen, 1703 ['ark Ave., from i is S p m . Open to the public. Hostesses are ^lr>. I,. P. Hagen. Mrs. Robert Jennings- Mrs. H. W. Rucker and Mrs. Mary Sue Compton.' The Ixnr* Circle nf ill* Garden Club will meet i t 2:30 p. m. *1 the homo of Mr*. Vollo Wil­ liams Jr., 3(17 Laurel Ave. The program will h* based on "Table Sellings and Decorations”, Hostteases ara Mrs. T. W. Mero, Mrs. In-urge Kick and Mrs, Williams. Tho Hlbisrii* Garden Circle of tha Garden Club will meet at ihe noun- ul Mrs. Umdie Williams on Second SI and Dak Ave. al 1:30 p. m. Members will thrn visit i airnew Nursery nn the Orange Rlosmm Trad. Scout Troop$ V iiit Orlando Colisoum Saturday Troop Twm of Thd lianford Girl Scoutr, under thwbradershlp of Airs. Ritlfer, aistftedibp Mra. Vail, and Troop Fou^.voder Ihe leadership of MU* fla ira a faith, assisted by Mrs, Brally,Odham took their girls a-'ska ling trip In tha Orlandn CoUi»u».‘.r . It was Ihe firit time or tkalag and ” ■ grand time *was J u ti.b r •ll'* r f '•» a'*-1 Air*. Harley C, Thorggp.^AU San Aiarcus Av*., le i t - r M e r w visit her daughter Mr*. Lola Olioa and twin grandsons .la Holbrpok, Ates*. Mr*., Thomai plana tin •trend the summer there and al th« Thomai dimmer horn* at Klhglto* on Plymouth Ray, retufniri| in Sanford In Septemtpr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ploytf^RXtM. of Rattle Creek, AIIch.,,4M««lbt auests of Mr* G*«rge A.-MeligtL i He la Mrs. M»ff*U’l breikab Mrs. Charles W. lol.s of DUPLICATE'S BR ID G E- ’ d n n o w K su n su tt ■t > ■* • .* I St lb' r '•* *u* it the US 111 STORKS - SCHAEFER TALORING “ . : w . . . Never felt better! 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Top with a splry corklail sauce mad* from YACHT CLUB * at catchup, chill sauce, prepared Thiirntltiy 7:415 p'D i « hnrseradlih, lemon Jules and Cull 1348 for Information Wnrrestershlre aaure. a 1 ___________ . iV / k . MR. LOUIS MATTHEWS $15.00 "American Girl” By Zotoi PcptmalUed for you 110. 120.00 "So Nature!" ■Cubtom Permanent W*vr $15. Telephone 971 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK Shirley Jessup, W . W . Web United In Informed Ceremony ■ ■ �eoy rotony Hurt Suman f Blasts At Boll Practice CORPUS CHltliTT, T w . » Jemss I r m , l i * ss fataly In­ jured yesterday whan he made a tackla during spring football paetic* at la y High School. Ho walked to tfco sidelines, mo­ tioned to aoolhor player to taka Ml pise# and collapsed. Ho died JC a ii-U i laU/ la * aw pltal. The 0. W. Spencer Memorial that all player* aro requested to Aaat. Coach Chariot Htynot laid Golf Tournament will ho playod at ei*n up immediately at tha May- Brow* aufforod a head Injury. Tha tho Mayfair Inn Country Club be* fair oGlf Count Pro Shop. boy wai not allowod to play footTb« G. V. Spencer Memorial glaaiag tho woek of rob. a m The ifrhaM qualify1>* matched play will |# t aadar way with tha first match scheduled for Mar. 1*4, tho second and third match Mar. H I, and the championship match Sunday, Mar. IS. A barbecue dinner will bo atrv od followIn* tho championship match Boday Mar. IS. Thera will bo a modallat prise with a Lomlao-WUtaauer watch •o la| la tho winner and with prise* Nr tha winner* and run aara-up la task flight. Tho dafaadlaf champion lor the a W. Spencer Memorial Touraa moot la Marry Took*. Mayfulr Gelf Course Pro Loo Armatrosfl said lalo yesterday that players eligible aro member* of tho Mayfair County Club,- roildents of Seminole County, and per­ sonnel of the Sanford Naval Auxi­ liary Air nation. Armstrong said that the entry foe lor tha tournament la (I and lOUBTOtt, Tt*. (*—Don Suman, coach af the Rica laatltuto baikothall loam, today Misted tho rule* commlttoo of tho National Astoria* tioa of Basketball Coaches. la a Utter to tho monthly Baa* kethell Bulletin Sumaa said: "I think tho U-foot lano baa boon tho bluest tlmlo atop la tho wrong direction since basketball wwj first iptayeu. i i*Oi last w»tU lit* U-ttiUi lino It la ahaolutoly aocottary to outlaw tha aano dafoato. 1 uaed to raroly too a tono of any so rtlow 1 raroly too anythin! but a Foiey Signs Assistant C Rules Helpsting. **1 Tho apoctatora to onJoy watching, “Tho xom hat hurt both. "All I hoar 1* ‘atop tho blf man* —to an I too U a aono, and each taam atop* any tomblaace of driv* Ini and dribbling, / ’ "Ther aland and shoot Iona shot* u,u thoro a ay logialatlo* la football aiatnat atodlai a M tad down Nr a ‘atop op* pan la Croat of a H halfback? No! What about a M pound lo-second fullback runalag over a ltd-pound halfback? la that fair? Juat at fair ** a M forward out-reboundln* a ♦* forward, Ir a ♦•10 center oufpleyio* a *4 oppoa* wX **Jc JC "1 fees uliS TUlO'has oeenuiuu®,,; about because aoma of our older and mora established coaches have bpon beaten by a hi* boy. 1 say, lot tho rules •lentil! "Get out of tho soft test In the office and lot the material equal has been brought on to legislate to your opponent. Don't chaagt the and do tho tamo thin*. This h«a caused more criticism fared I hear It many tlmas each day) than any­ thin*. Even more'than when you ATKINS, 0*. Iff! Hyatt Poaoy at aa Militant foot­ ball coach at tho Uatvoriity o) 0 coral* marked the third Bulldoi coaching china* la Uat than a WWeilae# Butts, alhlotle director and bond football coach, celebrated hit Slat birthday yesterday by an­ nounce* that bo hid signed the fw s u r tieV*- freshman Coach Spec Landrum resigned last rrid.y and varalty militant Quinton Lumpkin then seat named head freahman coach. Butta aaW hU ataff now U aat foi FINEST QUALITY ARMOURS STAR BREAKFAST HEAD (LIMIT S LBS. PLEA0E) NEW YOKE (ft—While hta price goes up, up, up, Ployd Pattorion’i chancea of getting a fight today ware going down, down, down. And that means any kind of a fight—not iuat with heavyweight thamploa Roehy Marciano. HrK, * Corporal Tim*. Pr*.«*d Ip Pattorooa’o m a n a g e r sCus [hi*. Tre T Bllllanare, latla Leu. D'Amate, who has boon feudtag with the International Boxlag Club, fnnouncod that ho wanted 134,000 sfcHWte t e w . B1V ta match his man agalnit Tommy »'tar',ljpew- a/io wn*—a n t * n (Hurricane) Jackson. Attenm*. H** Mu*»m*nt, ..II** Countered Harry Marfcaoa, mdhDevire tench Itr, Heear v*Atfe. f u r Pilot, of, rmii* * aglng director of too IBC: "What l»ta j"e*e —a/id erne—«*•♦# e promoter aaa guaraatoo oven a nohO'lRh Ledr. Informer, tieen oval# Kd Tlonnen, Kr»lo, Q**i*r, Patterson (admittedly a hot draw 11*0 .Bibll**. Nwoot pnrothy r*H p o o -a fti Wile—Or*Oe « lag eard) |M,000. That amounts to HoiWot Crook, Tout, nt**py PWliJ ASoraO. Tumble Toapor, M per teal af a HM.ooo aat gate. “yentrorr, ftennn, Twiittht rod** Who Is drawiag that kind af money a aoatltla fight hi IhoM days ter, o aipe for ,«f, Coinle. at television?" Wu*t*r,MV*l "Metier,'choir B D'Ameto, If ho la oortoue about loadlag PattorsoB to a title bout (ek W . April hue, P*rkr with Marciano, la getting himself . . . . . . (lay Number, T>trk choir* mora and moro entangled aa the Wrelk • Mere—B/ta Mila—erode A | - I M*Hn«*y, Priooa Hal It, Flylae ropes. Foot, "J»t nireak. J*anl* farrtir, Ho la trying to buck too TIC, Ilrr N*HRy, Marked Ally, Wee O' Toiipe? which h n strings m virtually the •C'eirofk Ware—■ Wllo—Strode T enliro haavywelght division with Pure Hu* Kan*** Otar, filtl* lutiMr, grerUI l.lo, Jurado. Tbitla Irnry, * Harmony Hobb, Oulloa't tho oxctpllon of Marciano. Thr champion's manager, Al Weill, broke with tho IBC a eoupla of • Qaryt Gilson, Dartmouth track montha back, but ovan ho doesn't tprlntfr, la a play-by-play, announo- want D'Amate. "You've got to earn a heavy pr for WDM, tt\e college radio itswaight till* flihl," said Weill Hon, In hla epare tims. "What hai Paltersoa boon doing? ' Tho,,longest UCLA run tar a If ho want* to get a heavyweight tills flihl, the public must went touchdown last season was the 91- him. The only wey for him to do 'yard ran mads by Chuck Hollaway that la to knock off aoma names. In tho .Washington gtato game. "Lot him fight Jackson. That would prove something and help dear ap tho situation." Eegol N otice D'Amata hao one ally. Ho I* Jack Hurley of geallte, 1h* some an*»««uf In >iu*ln**e at r*rn Park, Wlorldd^ undar Mia fSot Stlou■ nama tlmoa manager, aometlmea pro BleMnr. Rachabea Hoard and that I moter, He said last night that hr IpURjLta r*et*t*r »al,t ntma with would like to handle tho promo­ (tha Clerk of in* circuit Court, da. Sninol—Counly, Florida, In are»rd> ntiae m*th Ilia provlalna nf lb* ri«- tions of Paltersen'i future Nahti utluo*-iNini* *t*t<ii•*, to.wit, n*c. end the! he'd be Interested In lining Wnfatfl »Via.r , ,r ” * ■'•,uU* l , , , • one up for tho crown with Marci­ ano. MKonltr Parsena ♦lad It* r»«ll, llartnonr. Onld*n t*r**t« D*IIr I.**, Lone Sim. Tna'e w»'*n<t. nary nitL v\rk»r» Tim ie*«»d a*** -a/ia wii»—a m , n »iudd» ruid nt*»»* mi*.r. tfnean. ITnpnp. kUr. Viwr, ntmho, Stnt*fc*rnn*f». ........... ......>h*rn<t*I*. f-lne Puppet, Haw Rieltlnr, Peal* CRISP LOCAL **GOOD EATIN CELERY STALK "GOOD EATIN CUBED STEAK MAXWELL HOUSE LYRES CIRCUS BRAND (WITH ORDER) ONLY CARTON OP DUTCH MAID VELDA SWIFTS %vt oz. JARS (LIMIT I) LIBBY’S NAHISCO SUGAR RO A ST BEEF HONEY ™ GRAHAMS NO. I CANS (LIMIT • CANS) NIAGRA SNOWY HEINZ BENNETTS Mayonnaise BWIPTB MEAT FOR (n etp i laaday) BABIES tM Now Track ^HeAted Stands :Valot Parking y OaUlato FOR PLEASANT SHOPPING AT M O' *N EY , SAVING • ■r , a. ;fi V&1 "ft PRICES PARK AVL AT 25th STREET — SANFORD I '•** been aa aaalitant coach at Toxai �t : v Ike Reveals W hat Seems Obvious startled a t the reflect low I gave her of a small brown-haired gtrl la a white blouse and denim skirt, with her flats clenched so that her arms were hard and corded, the young soft Hue, Iwietmi lit anger, Urn UIMU Uu<£3«v, *,u> rage, and the cyea . . . Ann's hand moved to her mouth, as U to smooth those ugly lines away, to straighten her Upa free of contortion Sho walked toward the mirror, and leaned across the brown mar­ ble ehetf. Her eyea were redrimmed. Why, If aha sounded half as ugly aa aha looked . . . She turned on the cold water, cupped ht To look ea she'd done to the mlrer roc . . . what would It get’ her? Pinky might be everything Ann id. knew her to be, but she always ad looked, to n man, at least, like ay baba rkum. Smooth, cool, exciting eg —not ugly. Never, never ugly I Ana gulped\aad misled. Mm K wont out to the living mom and collapsed oa the couch. She eat ad there, staring at nothing. 4* tl was May, and except la winit! ter the biasing white sunlight of ad this country could not enter this an mom. But It came close enough, at rn noon, for its reflection upon the celling to touch Into brighter color* It the bold deal go of the painting over ig the flraplaee. The great triangular ge blob ot yellow glowed Uke a eeo• T ond sun, demanding Ana’s altead! Uon. ad Hhe smoothed her hands dowa ah ewer her denim aklrt. PAdam had behaved shabbily, la meanly. He had let hla wife down, no But If Ana knew Ihe man—and nr aha dldl—he had already told himaalf thorn truths. dWith a deep sigh. Ana got ap an Bom the couch, her hand auto-st matlcally straightening Ihe wool th eerapa. She went over to the Areto place, knelt and, with the little on tied-broom she swept i p every tn. shred ot glam, and dumped them, ild tinkling, Into the aahhole. Bhe m atood erect, and rubbed her Anger* nd through her hair, trying to re­ in- member , . , I Bhe finally located the black potht tery bowl which Adam had brought Id, her a year ago. Bhe turned R over ed to look with new interest at the an name J u a n ito carved Into Its base, be Bhe set the bowl upoa one ot the Jutting stones ot the thlmoey, end m, stepped back. There eh# stood, desolate, ttke a "*■ child loot The task before her was r** so difficult! To make Adam fall b* out of love with I*lnky, and th love P> with Ann! The first seemed Im­ possible; the second, eves harder. t° He orftre had loved Ann. k » might wall bo that no marriage be stayed an the peaks of romance. *t But Ann's marring* seemed to lie a aa the floor of Death Valley Itself! Adam cams home before dinner a , time, having, la truth, been with V- vn-atkrti, Setters. Findings S CIVIL SERVANTS ON STRIKE JERUSALEM, Israel </p) — Eight thousand high-ranking Is­ raeli civil servants, most of them stoctors, went an strike for more p ar today. I.awyera, ecnomlsts, university professors and engineeri • all ■itolemieally-tralned affficlals *xer™ tha head* of ministerial dapaitmenta-Jointed the strike, « They claim the government has dot kept an earlier promise to Inci.-aa* their salaries. U m te p ir im , A n a lly m n.t i ■ "1 — broke K. I'D get another eas ea Monday." s e e That afternoon, by way of being "honest," Adam had done the thin** he'd mentioned to Ann. He'd talked to Hermann, and he'd gone to the barber'n By then It waa nearly two, eo ho went to La Fonda for lunch, and waa not sur­ prised to have Pinky join him. She slid into the ehair oa the other ado of the small Uhls aad entered a chicken salad. The dining room waa packed, aad eo aoley that talk waa imposeIbis. The meal ftaiahed, they went out to the petto Pinky had bqpught bread oat with her for Um goidtUh, and aha made a charming picture seated ea the tiled edge of the round foun­ tain. Sunlight sifting through a palm tree glinted upoa her hair. la a woven ehair does by, Adam sat smoking, watching her. She wore a full aklrt af Mack and white print, a Ught black sleeveleas blouse. Her bright hair wqe twisted into a smooth knot. Fin­ ished with the Osh. she played with a Hugo black handkerchief. She seemed to bo waiting foe Adam to any something which he did not my, and Anally the turned to look at him, purpose la her face. "Why do we sit here?" she demanded, "and waste Ume?" ‘I* like It here. Don't you?" "It's a beautiful day." "Wonderful." "It would bo very nice out at Bishop's lodge—and there'll be a moon tonight . . ." "Be one here, too, TU bet" "Td like to see what that place Is like la the spring." Pinky’s eyas widened fee question. "It's pretty, PU bet Bits the mountains that way, with Um aspens and alL” "Or we could drive vp to Tone again. Remember, when we did go, we said we'd come bark," her mouth drew down comically, "and look at the museum." Adorn laughed, and re crossed hie lego ‘‘Remember that atlracUve motel >*> there?" She was demanding a forward move la their relationship, a defini­ tion of that relationship. And be wanted everything she offered. He wanted to go back to the Dodge with her, or to drive up to Toon. But, Just the same— Pinky turned, and dribbled the eomer ot the black handkerchief across Um water; a goldfish rose nibbling, and she laughed Then she glanced at Adam. "Ana," ah# said softly, "knows about a* BOTH BORN WITH a congenital heart defect, Christopher Ignasfec, 4, and hla brother, Brian, t, are now healthy youngster* thanks to modem heart surgery. Ardept booster* for th* 1IM Heart Fund, they are shown playing with etethoerope* al their Buffalo, N. Y„ home. Twelve year* ago, each would have been doomed to pre­ mature death or Invalidism. (fxtematioaal Soundpholo) OR. PAUl DtiDtir WHIfl, prin­ cipal speaker at tha kick-off din­ ner of Ihe American Heart As­ sociation's last fund campaign, warned that Americana auildrnly have been attacked by an epidemic of coronary heart dlseaae.The Boston heart specialist, who treated President Eisen­ hower, tald In his Chicago speech that Ihe epidemic broke out after a ''steady succession of victories" In heart research.(International) Goodwin, Mrs. William Roddanberry, Mra. Wesley Tyiar, Mrs. Cecil Sellers, Mrs. D. J. Parker, Mra. J. W. Padgett, end Robert and Htella Poole, colored sections. Canisters war* placed at tha post Offlra, l.ea!a Gspcery, Hyaa's tiroeery andTRe . Mr. and Mrs. Charlra Dutrher, of Del.and, Miss Dorla Tucker, and Mra, Louise Cornwell of Ro­ chelle, N. J. were visiting at tha home of Mr. and Mra. H. A. Throop. Prof, and Mra. Orvilla linker and daughter Patricia and Mr«. A. R. Wollenwebar of DeKalb, III. were luncheon guesta of Ihe Hender>on'a Tuesday. , Miss Sylvia Dayman and l.ovirk Dayman Jr. returned to Tal­ lahassee to resume their etudiea at F. S. U. after having spent several day* with their parents Mr. and Mra. L. 4). Dayman. Seen visiting at tha opening of tha new Heminole Memorial Hos­ pital in Sanford Sunday were Mra. Rosa Lee Peterman, Mra. Carter, Mra. H. E. Ilraddock, Mra. Ralph Coullalte, Mra. E. C. Snodgraaa, Mr. end Mra. M. H, Ryan, Mr. end Mrs, W. Hlae, Mlsa Helen Snodgroaa, Mr. and Mra. (). J. Parker and daughters, Jean and I.ipda Hue, Mr. and Mra. John Rayn* and many others. Congratulations to Sanford on such a wonderful hoipllal. We are Indeed proud to he neighlmrs,— only Just across the lake from tha beautiful hospital. Dl.trlhi>i~S he Wlai Improve May ROCHESTER. Minnesota, IB Heart rtsearrh la revealing a rea­ son why some children born wllh drformed hearts manags to live e ^ o n g aa they do. V ie finding could Improve their chances of life even more end aid In aeloctlng the type of surgery to overcome their defect. It concerns th* pressure under Which blood is pumped to the lungi or to the rest of the body. In healthy people, the heart umps blood to the whole body at Igher preisure than la needed to aeod H only through the lungs and w to the heart, nut aome children are born with Pinky; ha had left her rahxtanttyt. Aad the flrat thing he naked Ana was, "What happened U the Wg ashtray by my chair T" Ann stood for a minute as If she hau auo.ethlng to ley, more than only one ventricle, or lower cham­ ber of ihe heart, Instead of two. Or three are big holes between Ihe two chambers so blood flows bark and forth between them. These are th* pumping cham­ bers. One pumps blood to the lungs for new oxygen. The other pumps it on the much longer route through the body. Yet many chitdran with such defects live fur a number of years. Dr. Jease E. Edwards, pathologlat of Ihe Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research, finda that they live because the artery leading to their lungs la thicker and itronger than normal BATTLING CONTINUES NICOSIA. Cyprus (A*V— An Myear-old student was killod today in the second day of atritet battl­ ing, between pro-Greek students and British security forces in the east coast port of Famagusta. Troops fired warning shots dur­ ing th# rioting yesterday but no on* was hurt. • The youths are protstlng the prison sentence given a student last week for possessing a length Survival It aan stand tha higher nre-s-rr, or require pressure so i it enough blood is routed tu Inc lust of Ihe body. In effect, he says, these children have a pulmonary or lung artery that never grew up. Before birth, this artery la always narrower and thicker than other arteries. The unborn baby does not need lo have blood circulate through hla lungs because he gels oxygen from hla mother. At birth, this artery normally rhangea. Its inner channel widens and its walls become weak ao It ean take a flow of blood. In aome children wilh th* heart defect, the artery remains thickar an(| itronger and can take higher pressure. In time, though, the high pres­ sure leads to trouble and Ihe child dies unless his defect Is coirected by surgery. New techniques of sur­ gery are saving numerous auch children. The ntw pathological finding can be helpful In guiding surgeons, particularly In deyitlng tha kind of correction that would restore normal function of th* heart to give normal or longer life. You “Wanna” Bur A Brand New' Car? Save Money When You Do It? Then W'e Advise, You ScrutiiiUo Our Deal Before You Do II- f/ \ Ml \ |f«i| » | — --------------______________( I Faaaenger Cue tom Sedas $ 3 0 0 D O W N ........................ $ 5 0 .9 2 P e r M o n th Include* Fire, Theft, Cotillion A Insurance on LIFE SECOND FKATURH jo p a ri MM NOOUCTtOW* ertiiot ,r | KATHARINE HEPBURN ) 7 R0SSAN0BRAZZI K- leaavieiuat w a n * * __ ___ WHY NOT GO 1st 1st , ^ f lV I lA 1 in lit h•--"y work tor Elsenhower la UM, the t;.en presidential nr mines "hit th*. ceiling" one day. The reason li forgotten, but Hagerty, who w ti alone with Elsenhower, atood quiet ly by until calm waa restored. The* E aenhower looked up, grinned wryly, end remarked: "You don’t acare eailly, da you?" ,j r,» Hagerty untied They've understood each oth« ever since, Hagerty waa born In PlatU burt N.y., May 1IOg. He grew up M , dla, of politic,. His father. Jaiqef A. Hagerty, waa a political write! who only reren'ly retired aflat y ,i r e 0B the New York Timet. After graduating from ColumMt Unlveralty In 1M4, young Jim alst went to work for the Tlmoi, aery Ing as legislative correspondent tl Albany from IN I to 1141 Ha gal Bis first taste of atlonal polltlei In 1140 covering the campaign a Wendell L. Wlllkle, Republics* presidential nominee, He Joined the alaf, of Gov. Themas E. Dewey of New York al press secretary and served untC Eisenhower was nominated la IMP He waa appointed White Houil press aerretary shortly after tha election. Hagerty la married and liv e s'll northwest Washington with hU wife, Merge. They have two long One, Bruce, la a freshman at Alla ghtny College in PennaylvanlA The other, Roger, la a Marina lle» tenant whoa* wedding last fall Hag erty reluctantly paned up becauit he felt he should not leave tha President, still In the hospital li Denver. A lurvey ihowi California h i! more subcontractors and aupplliart for Ihe aircraft Industry than an) other state—10,314—with Ohio aesond. 4,4)7; Nate York S.Ulf Texas 1,61) and Connaellcul l.JJX TENDER SLICED FltSKHLY GROUND MEATY NECK LEAN ALL MEAT BONELESS ,n-49c MALLARD SELF-RISING No. 303 CORN 2 or25c W ESSO N PEAS 2 for29c BOUNTY KIST No. 303 % 1956 CHEVROLET SHI CAM* t o VENICE A TOURIST ___ -AND WENT HOME A WOMANI"*"- -i - t " ! eveilgn of relief thin !!•■< when Elienhowor’i chief erm m Adams, irrlved In i few days after the heart i take over dkertlon of the ry While House. iroughout (he President’s reka in the hospital few ther than the doctors and enhowe.- saw more of "the an Hagerty. resj secretary—alwayf ad. y newsmen for an underof their problems—won trlaitlng gratitude by proto put out details of the lack, and later of tha Praaecovery pragm a, with ra* frankness welcomed by id millions aU over the • r afte* Mi arrival In Denerty pledged i t a news conthat reporter!, and through he wor” , would get a count on the President's rhey believe they got it. news business Hixerty Is egarded as a crack press y—some say Ihe best ever the White House Job* ra to remark he naver hat a reporter. But when he n he can come up wllh aasic hilr-ipllttlng replies, which can throw a man irget if he Isn’t witchful. W E S A I I ) IT B E F O R E . . . I T ’S A H A P P Y R E F R A I N : I F Y O U ’L L S H O P A T T I P -T O P , Y O U S U R E L Y W I L L G A I N . O U R P R IC E S A R E L O W . . . O U R Q U A L IT Y H IG H . A L L W E A S K . . . IS J U S T G IV E U S A T R Y ! ROYAL GEM M Save DoIlari At HoDcra” LAST TIME TONIGHT WASHINGTON. US - When Preild i n t Eleenhowar pointed o u t Jim Hagerty aa one ot hit "truited advltert" the ch'ef executive undencorcd publicly what hat been Inrreailngly obvlout tlnce a momentoui day last (all. The While l?mi«a nr*n eecreu r y \ r.'.e .> S»*rV ja.v (iilant go** back further than that day In Denver, Sept. *4. when newt ot the I'rriliicnt’i heart at­ tack itunned the world. But certainly tlnce that time Hagerty hat been much more "on th Intlde." Hagrety grew up and hat lived al. hit 4S yeart In tn aura o( polltics, and the Pretldent It well aware of hit "eavvj." But EDenhower't tru«t and confidence In hit lometimri hot tempered Irish aide are on a much broader bate. It’s pretty much acrott the board In government affalrt, and It'i re­ flected In companlonthlp In a Colo­ rado trout itream, hunting quail In Georgia and dueke in Ohio, and on the golf courts In many placet. It wat reflected perhapt moit im p-’lantly a few houn after Eltenhower'i heart attark when Hag. ertv abruptly ended a vacation and (lew from Waahlngton to the Preildent'i bedtlde. In the chant of that hour Hagerty wat met at the hospital by the White Home physician, MaJ. Gen. Howard M. Snyder. “ I told the President you were on the way from Waihington," Snyder Informed Hagerty, "and he tald: "That't fine. Tell him to take over.’" That remark hat been Interpret­ ed In tome quarter* to mean that ILgrrty had a blank check to "run the government." It hat been re ported, loo. that Hagerty did run thj government for a few dayt. Iligerty'i answer alwaya hat been an emphalle no. There It no doubt he dill, in the emergency of the tltuallun. exrrcl-e far gveatcr authority and make many more derlt‘ona than he normally doet. Next to the itriekrn Kiienhower he wat the ranking administration official on the scene. 1 Hut he doein't go along with the idea h wat running the show. Dur- class? S a le s ! in V a lu e ! 1 s t in S a f e t y ! O P E N E V E N I N G S T I L L 9 O ’C L O C K LYKE8 U Os. (With 15.00 or More Food Order) BEEF SALAD 39 * STEW Dressing RICE 10 im 99c Potatoes 10 lbs. NABISCO PREMIUM 1 1 --- mhI I til I---------It 1 �*A V I M t MV F IR S T ) / — " Y // vWER .MEMPHIS (ft-Georgette, aa alley eat whose name used to be George before ehe had kitten*, did herself and bay "owners" proud Sunday. rt:a rial* “ .r ^‘ rfls h tiro n : r me** of orange-eyed white Per­ sians, Abyssinian*, Burmese, tall­ ies* Manx end other exolis entries at the Memphis and Midsouth Cat F uelers' Championship Show. Although expecting a new belch of kitten* any minute, Georgette hreeeed through the show unruf­ fled, emerging with six ribbons. ghe was proclaimed twit of col­ or, all breeds; best of color, short hslr speciality; and won two Aralprlie championship* and two win­ ners champlonehlpa In the "work­ ing eat" division. la tha mate test. Georgette worked her way around five baffle boards tp got four mle* In a esga In a minute and 4g seconds Eh* had a big advantage over other "working" cate. Accustomed to the rear of the presses at her plica of employment, the Memphis Publishing Co., the crowd at tha show bothered her not a whit. It'e Georgette'* Job. to catch mice and rats st the publishing plant She was back at work Mon­ day. WRONG HOLE-IN-ONE BREMBERTON, Wash. (/P)Andy Johnson Itemed that ■ hole* in-one can be a heartbreaker, too. He shot one on a 201-yard hole during aweepetekea play at the KlUap Country CloH. Tha trouble was that the winter rules called for play on temporary green a. Ills hall dropped Into tha cup on th* regular green. IH Illll|i!!ili'U iiiii« U IU l f V f c a n ta re u o w A > neve a fc L T V. ltrn.1 ppu/nev f WHCM we TA LK? - N T D M IS O R U f r L i t t l e W A S H IN G T O N < B Many farm letdara faar that tha propw r i 10U batik plan for reduetog rleo deprtulng no p surplus*! might sow seeds for future farm head, aches similar to the eo* It 1* dottrrirf to s e e . Under the plan, farmer* would be paid by the government to re­ duce plantings until present oversupplies hive been disposed of and farm prices—no longer burdened by eurpluses—ire free to rise to levels more favorable to firmer*. The general Idea le favored by farm leaden in both major partlee as well ai by most of the major firm organisations. President El­ senhower made it the major point in new farm program recommen­ dations to Congress. But many of the proposal'! backera took ahead and see the pos­ sibility of new surplus*! developing after the present once are disposed of. This might lead to farm price* and Incomes falling again—unlesi, of course, market! not now in sight davtlop. The administration baltevas that present oversuppties of ' cotton, wheat, corn and other crops eould he eliminated within three or four year* if farmers went along with tha program. In other words, by (he time the 1M0 presidential campaign rolls around, everything would be rosy from (he farmers standpoint. Jh is would be so unless there t> a complete overhauling of farm programs In the meantime, assum­ ing that no new war breaks out and if the soli bank plan worke out ai envisioned by lie backers. The year 1MO would be a bright one for firmer* for still another reason. Government price supports F o l k s far.tha'major erdpa vaitld ba hack t,k * . out af prWtjMm. OM« thia la th* M par eaat of parity total Idled K>d wis allawed to .go hick that prevailed during tha war aad lit* production, it would produea early paatwar yaara uadar tha Tra­ •o ra to Urn act* tha* ever before. gi i a admtototraitou. ■ Bcciun of this prospect, torn* ,’PaHtf la tha pjiaa goal to farm farm laid*** balltva tha ioD # a k program*. ! t ; - ) *,-i-atrd for orogran #1.. „ *c:cxp*eled maaiurlag farm prieaa' declared by measures which, would take out by law to ba fair la firmer* la al crop production on a permanent Million to . price* tbay must pay basis a large pari of the less pro­ far nacaaaltlaa. ductive land whleh would ba-di­ Tha flexible price, nippert system verted from crops wrier the pro­ of tha ;El*tthetr*r admlalatratioa gram. • , la effect la IMP—would pull tha Soma suggest tbit such lin'd be —auumlnf, of court*, it wrra aiill bought by tha gevernmeat and put price floor* back to tha to par into rang* and pasture land which cant parity level. would be rented for livestock g a t ­ Under thie' system, price props ing when needed for that purposo are lowered in time* of lurpluiei but not allowed to be used for to discourage overproduction and crop*. Soma want a part of tha to encourage Increased consump­ land put lo Ires*. tion. .The minimum level la 73 per cent of parity. Llkawiae, tha floors Unlees something Ilka this la must ba ralaad aa surpluses melt dona, H may baeema necessary to away, Tha maximum !a: M per keep production control* in effect cent of parity—e euppert level until markets .catch up wltherop which - would bo In affect. If no productive capacity. Farm experts lon't expect this latter possibility surpluses eiisted.. Tha soil bank program—eilda 0 devaiap in Uw nsxt 35 y*yf. from reducing present surpluses— would help Increase farm produc­ rsrmers should stake • , fatten tivity. Under U farmers would be break twice a day, *sys the Cana* required to build fertility on soil dim Netioaal Safety Council. BUY DIRECT from tha FACTORY sa v e $7100 to $100.00 ON THE Finest General Utility Boat Afloat. S T AL MISS ^ £ i il| 14 ft. with n in. M ix . . Onlv IS* lba.uuNon-laak, Nex-skld......Mamies* battens____. • * - * * ! Monsl fastening* tkreagkeaU Safe, Seewertky. F a it — ------- J Proven by I I Tears Unexcelled Performance STAFFORD BOAT WORKS Semlnel* Bird, at Breach Ava. aa Lake Monroe W JD E DINNBR Vtrm POOD tKM W A D E 'S SUPUX MKT. OI3 Fajhion FLA. OR fJA. GRADE A (D & D) G inger Snaps Whnto U. 8. GOOD GRADE BEEF. STANDING PILLSBURY FRESH CUT ARMOUR'8 STAR THICK SLICED Peaches VAN CAMPS amwtN emt Aicwawmt 1 mm sow 1 8UNNYLAND ENDS ft PIECES outmmw DIXIE CRYSTAU PORK & BEANS DIAMOND PAPER NAPKINS ft (80 Count) Apple Butter Salad Dressing Mod. lb* flickering light teems to atlrset them. A flashlight frightens them. "Another important thlag to to mask up on them, even barefoot. Th* toss* vibration and they slip •way." lb * highest petal to Ohio la I j u loot CampbaB M l M ir Bettofontsine. Of DOflNO ADVBNTURR SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY *Thn Ob—toy Club of Trwtoto* TwabT PRESENTS X ht SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LO U N G E-. 25 c CORN Comstock (lim it ana with H.M sr mars pnrchaee) EiUblixhad 10 yarn la GARDEN GOLD Orlando Giant Size Washing Pow der RECOMMEND! TELEVISIONELECTRONICS FUND, INC. a t FROSTY. ACER! SLICED SWANSON POT PIES REEF , 'A j CHICKEN • <*■ / r r A TURKEY m r* j �J '■Vv&fw’r ■■ y;;.r T ." ' • * . * 1 ;3 & ' a . * '* 1 * d ' ‘ a*. ’ r \ 8 . . J ■<4 i 1 ■ 0 t W 8E2 W A N T . A • f e e ? THE aANr j KL) HERALD If It's Worth Aaythlnf It * Worth Advorttftinc Ib CLASSIFIEDADS 14- BPKClAl'sKR VICES CASH for Purarrure. Add- FO RENT— Dragline hv Ilnur, _ -ichtoe*. Typewrltari. Out­ Week nr Month. Phon* 1431, Lre Cnnstruclinn Co. board Motors, Boat*. Super Tradxag Poet. Owe mlw PLUMBING oa 17-0. Phon* 1017-W. 20 ACRE FARM Wed., Fab. 8, IftSfl Pag* f 1| THE OLD HOME TOWN Good tiled land 7 well*—Nice 3 3 Bedroom Concrete Mack Bedroom Home, girage, barn VA — 4223 Down Payment -email tenant house—could be Contrarl and repair work, Free 458. Per Month P A 1 planted In citrus—an excellent estimates, R. L. Harvey, 204 Kitchen Fully Equipped Used furniture, appliances, toolt, buy at 116.300.00. requiring Art fast tn chnoaa colors and tile, Sanford Ave. Phono 1929. ate. Boughl-sold. Larry’s Mart, 110,000.00 down. > 321 East 1st SL Phona 1431, A. K. Shoeitukar. Builder RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Phon* IN I Electrical Contracting and Repairs M wtaj , 4 u r$ 144 A TV Sarrlc# Center • 117 So. Park Thon* 772 Bendix and Crnvley Appliance* SC Caia with Harrow and Front 112 Marnolla Are. Ph. 113 READY FOR OCCUPANCY Cultivators. TRACTOR CO. House cleaning, winnows, walls, 12.740. DOWN will buy this lovely ■twayBRITT RAYMOND M. BALL 1(44 Baotb Pbawa 4M Floors. D. C. Caldwell, Phone Three Bedroom Horn* with OSCAR M. HARRISON 1U9-J. REG.BROKERS Fireplace, 1 H Til* Balht, HEATING S. D. Hlghleyman, A*audit* Screened Porch, Carport*, Utili­ Floor Furnaces and Cirenlatora ENVELOP** ie n a m a m etat*. :w South Park Ave. Fbeae MS ty Room, Attractive residential maota. tavoleaa, hand btila. and H. B. POPE CO-INC. _*1e Progressive aactioa. 112,000, mortgiga At m Be* U Park Are. Pbawa 1444 Pboaa 40T - 404 4%. 11,000.00 DOWN Wai f l f t k SL Hem** —Lo4» — Acreage IDEAL Business location. Store Window 801a - LlattU . Laura B. Oiler front with 2 badroom living Plua Block* — CradJa Block* Registered Real Estate Broker quarter*. Block conatructlon. Oraaa* Traps — Dry Walla. M l SOUTH ORLANDO D 1IV I 47,300. Miracle Ceacrata Ca Pkaa* 1414 SOB Elm Av* Ph. 1333 Far year Real Kent* m MM BySTANLI *tf+r*4 U 1 elUM 0*N# Crumley -M o n te ith , MOMMY S A ID S H ff > > W A S T A K IN G n * W Y B A C K T O "THE H O SPITA L T O G E T S H O T - -1------ BALL REALTY / A N T AD RATES Cullen and Harkar, Realtor* ^ O h ! b e t c h a >gjl kM DUB D A O Coatrirliag a id Repair POSSESSION USED Electno cola dlapaaiar Theae 1113 drink box. Good running condi­ 1967 Sanford Ave. S B. R. Phillips home. Florida tion. Ideal for bear storaga box. Room, Kitchan equipped. Rede4 d e ffe c t Can be aaen at Tha btnford I N T E R I O R and EXTERIOR ?7S0. D O W N an d MOVE IN Painting. Paner llanging. Phon* * » o Par Lino ! » » ■ « « . 2427 Princeton—2 B. R. maaonry ’ eorated. Waxed Oak floors. Herald. 440. Ownar sailing equity. Phnn* 3138. l«a Par Lina far Thrta Insertion! 307ft-R, Buffum k Walker. constructed home. K i t c h e n 14a Par LU« ta r Fi*» BURROUGHS Cash Ragtilar and equipment. V. Blinds, apace INCOME TAX Adding Machine. Like new. l i e Par Lwe for Each -* ln healer. NOT A PROJECT! Phona J640-J-3 oartloni. . Prompt Service 3M Woodruff-Perklni Bldg, III (It. Robert A. Williama. Rm Kov 10.4 Cu. Ft. Refrigerator. Excell­ BUT— Horn#* of Real Individuali­ ent condition. 2433 Yale Ave. T, V. REl’AinS, Call W A. Nor R ayaand Luudqulat, AaaoeJat* w i m e fff ty: Brittany Farm Horn**. Early Phona 1873 Allintie Bank Bldv. or call 1714-J. ris. Phone 13.40 or ,1. Q. Herrin American, Ultra Modern, Con­ Pliiine 2803 J Wr.LAXA APAKTMBNTS: room*, Whether Buying nr Selling, 11 will ventional A F r a n e h Colonial USED Electric Lawn Mower. 2403 private bath*. 114 W. Ftrat S t pay you In aae type*. Kay Ava. J. W. HALL, REALTOR, INMJKANCS —14-B Floatda s u t* Rank Bullalag * R olU w m r a n d Bat>r B«d* BUILT On Lari* Landaciped CHAISE Lounge, dull black frame. “ Call H ill" Pboaa 1718. Ty*v Week or month—Tel. 1423. Loti: In the bait of nelihborYellow p intle covered InnerFurniture Canlar U* Wait F lrit spring cushions. $20. Phone hooda. TWO Bedroom Houie. Fb. M-R. Rate* to 2447-W-l. P oil cy bolder* Avalaa Apt*. EffleSeacy. fheaa COMPLETE with all the features 7JO-W. 2415 ELM AVE. blue overcoat, tan top­ Jtka WHHuu las. Agmcy you hav« dreamad about auch NAVY 41T Baal*ei Attaalf “ ' coat tailor maria, excellant con­ Immediate possession on this as colored Ganeral Elec trie ap44 - . dition. Site 36, both for 430. seml-pretrntious 3 Bedroom ta d Apt*. Phan* V . llaneei and colored plumbing Phone 523-J evenings. spacious home, Kitchen equip­ w T s m —e a e ro s in xtures. , ped, Blinds, Healer, Oak Floors, nao Kii.m-vrLKa FCRN. Efficiency A pt 1T M South Tiled hath, jalnsled porch go ELECTRO Hygiene Vacuum clean­ ws nvxi nvT Clip lim it*. Slumberlind Court to make up this excellent of­ AND available at reasonable er. cost new 1120. will sell for 17—AUTOMOinjt* TKAMJCR* arTKNoniivi I M fering at 410,800.00. Compare T h e M nvth— Hour price* with the beat financing 433 Rnya bike 20“, ltd Phone rv k .xixu E m O B N C Y Apartm ent Suit­ with others and you will rek with minimum down-pay1336-R. • • A 0 It will pay YOU lo see US before • IS e i a t h t l l l c pan cognite It’s value. Surrounded able for bachelor "',.lle,’“P1*• i.it menu. Steam h e a t^ rlv a ta ta th , /how ; you buy. Open Evenings and by excellent neighbor*. 4rl mor­ •» ;«i ‘I n i l i a l i l Hoiiaa NEW Metal Desk 30 x 49 . $.49. ! S r S m lM O y located. Acrou • in Monk Sunday*. tgage of $6830 ean be assumed, Frigidilre Automatic Washer $17.4 I I S VI Ht l r * t l u m l n i n ! from Po»tDUl_____ Office. Inquiry Man­ ________ Eatlslde Trailer Kale*, with dnwn payment arranged toWellborn C. Phillips, Jr? ,M pririini on A I'lnua Sanford Freight A Snlvngr uel Jaeobaon Jacobion D ept Store. Palalka, Fla. responsible party. We have the ? 11 M „ i « , V n . A l.* Hv 404 w. lit st. T In M * l " W f n r Mualo key. Exclusive! • ion .Ni«M r.i U ltc n Since 1444, Sanford’s Leading FOR SA LE- ’.44 model Mobile Pum lihad Apt. Ph. 432-W. I nlud Naimn* 3 B. R.. 2-Baths . CB conatructlon, Builder of home* for over 1.300 Cruiser Trailer. Draantwold till • in l i t l u n r s l l m * hrand new, 4323 down plus clos­ people. Sales Office: Little Venice 1* in * H e m * W i t h M u i te Trailer Court. Thoue 2220. Room*, eooklng available, for em­ ing costa. !• U Ab'*w» In lk»eh Arhnr. ployed and retired people. InU.U‘ > Hian fire Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prices tormation. 1015-W, T H IH IIia V PHONE 1444 paid for used furniture. Call Ub AUTOMOBH.B 4 4 0 M M 14 HitNatan 0 ( » n On W— -T . Mi M IR A l ' « » n H t f f h tra TWO ROOM furrtlihethApartWfnt IfaaPm TRlCim CARS h t»* 1500. DOWN * 310 Maf. Phone 112 A. K. Hoi- IM1 Park At*. Pkaa* ST *r 144 BOUGHT SOLD TRADED VA FINANCING. Three Bedroom tru e r. Roy Reel’s Card Cara MKtP WANTK11 I, home. ta r|e corner tot, establish­ I t 23- i.AUNDMV HKBVVICL Sanford Ave. k tub St. W. B. “BltP* 8TEMPER ed neighborhood. Not 1 project. Realtor — General nau raara TV. U-HEDROOM House. Klichen 1100 Mellnnvllta Ave. Phon* last. 120.00 dally, Sell Luminous Door hour • Wash and Damp Dry •jfiujpped, circulating he* er, GeHrndr B. Diagfeldar, Aiaoclat* •OATS MOTOR* -1 9 One Plales. White fleeve*. Attleboro, One hour >4 • Wash and Dry Fold Guy AUea, Aaaociate Init water heater. Phnne 9131. Mas*. Free .(ample A Deui!*. Finiihed Laundry Pheae 2122 l i t N. Park Ava. 4 - BEAL EBTATB WANTED ^ ROBSON Sporting Good* Saml'ine flrv Cleaning UNFURNISHED three bedroom WATKINS Products dealer for Fvlnriidr Sale* A Service 1 Soiilhsido l.ntim lrom nt houst on Lakn Jciaup. Kllchfn HAVE NEED for location for 1500. DOWN Vnhi'iu ('minty. C. I,. Allen, ini F. lit tit. I’hnno 00s South Side Knnilniarl Itldg. *lth electric stove, Nice country hnfne with citrus I equipped‘ with Supermarket, national chain Apopka. wisher and dryer. 106 East 251 h St. * reiriieratn r. w store. Prefer site in suburbs, trees and shade. v Phone 1944-M. Southslde. What is your offer, 1 I A H E L P W A N T E D ( f e m a l e ) 1 M 12 Ft. Ilunabout and Mark at Complete price 45.900. Can be »ccu next in Lake Mary Need 40,000 square faet of land. rPlsireo HKfcVlt’K -SJ Roaa L. Payton, Broker School. State exact price and location in APT. a room*, hith . icreOned Annahelle R. Henderson, Aaaoelate first letter. P. O. Box 3048, porch, hot m d cold w iler (urn20 Ft —43 HP intumrd. Sec ,il San­ L. 1. |fi.5(IO. PER YEAR Alberta J. Hall. Aaaoelate Silt—Plano Technician Orlando. uheri, privit# entrance front Phon* 2*71 .. ford floats Works. Call 2276 tt. IT-SI at Hiawatha Phon* 2164. Roula 1. Sanford WOMAN SALES MANAGER and beck, ga» heal, attic fan. National tlrgam utlon necdi local ARTICLES FOR antenna for TV, private park­ woman in managerial capacity m - PUBWmJBB- 1 ’bald Qaada-m CI.AH.HIfT k I> jllBPLAY ing ear. Adulti. Can be seen for Sanford and surrounding area Bunk Dads frl. 430. Ph. 338-J. 710 W. lit St. at once. Flexible hours, no can­ Buy your Furniture at Rcrry’v Complain with Innaripring Matvassing, dillvery nr collecting. Warehouse Furn . Co., at 901 W treises, Ladder A Rail. (Can be Car nacestary. Previnu* experi­ tat St. All nationally adv. fur UNFURN. Cottage. 3 ronmi and uaad ai Twin Beds) . $99 .40 ence meeting public helpful hut nllure at warehouse prices. j jk bilh, kitchen equipped. E. A. Klfig S ite H ollywood Bad* not nereaaary. Write giving pre­ W VanFleit, Molnar St., Longwood. FOR SALE—Living Room and Bed Guaranteed 10 Year* vious business experience to F. room Suite*, Dinette, Rrrfngrr 80 X 80 lnnersprlng Mattress F. Noble, Empire Crafts Cor­ TWO Bedroom furntihed houie. 60 X 80 Box S p rin g ............4129 30 alnr, Frlgidalrr Apt. Stove and poration, Newark, New York. Headboard (Decorator riailJe) Apply Garage Apt 113 W. 19th Chairs. Phone 219. Rtate. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3 Unfinished Furniture St. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED 3 Drawer Cheat ................... 113.30 Two Waitresses over 21. Apply tn LORT AND FOUND 4 Drawer Cheat ................... 17.30 TWO-R E D R O O M Unlurnlihed person In the Semlnnla Drlvo In. from 411,200 to 413,000 , FHA 3 Drawer Chest ................... 19.30 601 Bast First St. •. Huuie. 0 |* mil* from Base gate. LOST—D irk Brown Wallet con­ Vanity Table ......................... 4.30 FEM ALE and VA (Cl) P ia u ia d . jtdO. a month. For further intaining important p.per* to ow Nila Stand ............................. I.3n WAITRESS over 21, Apply Pign 't ormation, call 1332-M.______ ODHAM Sc TUDOB, INC. Mr. and Mrs. Dreiser ........ 29 .50 Whistle. nrr. REWARD. Call Mr* BUI Lane at 1921, 9 to 3. Sfwii, Hoiburk tlld Co. has Bed ........ 21,50 JlODERN unfurnished air-enndi- Builder* of Finer llomea for Bookcase (Twin or Double) mu optuillg 'll buliiuld lor a W t.uned Three Bedroom Duple*. Florida Living. Student Desk ...................... 24.30 IOC MALE HELP WANTED IOC FOUND—Female Cocker Spaulrl, yiHjriu iudy hetwevii 2U olid :lu Electric * kitchen. Ready Teh. Phonr 769 .1 year* of age. I lie pcisnn mu.t 15th 175.00. J, F. Rogers, Gen­ Sales Office—4823 Sq. French Ava. Bookcaaa ........................ . . 12.30 AGGRESSIVE Salesman for long know touch type ry*tcm nod hu Pboaa 2100 br 2M0 eva, Fla. ECHOLS REDDING CO. established Appliance Co. Out­ LOST—Rlack k While Plump alilo tn .il* .inn in u inliiiiuuiti Pointer; Dreamwold Keclinn. AnCorner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1333 side selling. Apply Sanfnrd Elecanswer* nams Daley, children “Bad" Bamberger, Mgr. »l»«td of u.'i -vi..dt per minute. ONE BEDROOM furnished cot­ trie Co.. 116 Ma|nnlla.________ unhappy, nerd her Dkdly, Phone Open Monday’s fll t p. m. tage. C 'e n and neat Suitable llooxeepinK expiiivuru Is n ilWORK WANTED -II 233T-W. Reward. for cou c or imell child. Phone much drill ul qir.llty, Put other 417 nr 1626-M. Day work. Cairi284-j. piactirnl cxpet.'cnce.ur odvnure _______ - W. ' H-ELK4.TK1CAL 38B V IC 2»~fl e'lurntioiuii nchicvviiicuta would COI/1RED I^idv desires Irnnlug, NICE twn bedroom meionry. be con*lu«r»d. Apidic.int* must cleaning, laabell Talbert. 417 FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, sales r urnlihed screened porch, carbo hlk’li school gruduote*, with E. Third. A parte. Phone 1074 R. and aarvice. G. H. High, Oviedo, pleasiuc personnllty mid good 8 — Simmons Bad Chair* Fla. Phono F03-33IS or Sanford 7JUN1SHEI) C o t t a g e Phone Value* In 389 9.4 chnrncier, and hove Itio nbllity 1E42-W after u p. tn. slM-W. YOUR CHOICE ............... 438,00 and ilr»iie to get tilling with 2 BEDROOM people. FLOOR aaadlng and flilahlag. FURNISHED 3 room Cottage with orncK nompMRwi 10—iwivrl Platform flockera HOMES Cl a a mag. w au ig . Servug Samicirporte 814 Elm Ave. Foam Rubber Cushion*, Up­ The poiition o f f m a good start­ C.B.S. qiNSTBUCTION aola County sine* 1113. HAYNES Office Machine Co., holstered In Dupont Nylon. ing vulary. A discount will be Hardwood uoora — TUe Bathi RETIRED Couple have nice southR. M. Gleason, Lake Miry. Typawrllera, adding marhlne*, Regular 489.93 value . . . . . . given 011 all purclmm, with Paved Carport* — Insulated call bedroom for rent In court Safes-Rcntali, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. gtnup luvuiance, gioup hospltanelghborJlObd. 310.00 per week•7295 1495 4 — Siesta Swivel Platform Flaaiblag. Krtaky HeaUag Kitchen privileges it detlred. COMPLETE ' • luation and profit sharing DOWN Rockara. Sm*U modern de­ M. G. HODGES 74BEAUTY PABLOBS Phon* 2463-M. pinna available, permanent resi­ C. J. CROCKER - Builder sign. Regular $39 93 value .. 444. Sarytc* on All Water PumpaLEAVITT^ A LANSDOWNE dent prefrrieil. It I* an Ideal Wella Drilled — Pumps BE— a I 80, locat&d 4t 317 Eva-Reae Beauty Shop ORANGE --------- B CITY, FLA. poiition for the right penon. 27 — Occasional Chair*. Many Paala Read Phone 700 Palmetto, lit th» heart of town BEST ln Workmanship a n d ^ a*4I styles and colors. Reg. $14.9.4 ing and unloading fadIf ynu are Interested In this Malerlali. Aletmndsr A S trln fsr v a lu a .......................................49 uorctcedt lights. Will INSTALLATION of tin oleum, C ar IM E atl lad St. Phona 843 position, and am between the Real EaUla • iosurauce lan e. The Followln* R»tc« *r® now 1M N. Park Ave. h t a a 2311. «? *» p*e ^ COULDN'T K E E P 1 U P T H E W M M EAfTS . ON H IM ----a IMMEDIATE Radio R jAgae. Seminole Realty Help Wanted C hair C learance •v;v;.vv;v>v;.v’ I II • in « V* till S :* * M *rk*l ll*p nrl W..lir a J m i l l . >t.e Sew* 0 * v * n O ' f ln c k Clu b b*k* e o n rlt AI A O U n re I I* v in rn ln x Till 1:3ft Rpntfd rrftTliV 11*10 Tpwn Tlmft i r1 1:13 S' *wB T « « ri T i m * I «V Jnrh*t * Chulf• I IV • M till lil* |m i 1 * se If II 111 I f is.eo t ’Aviiim n* llt r in n n r Tim e W’ f f l H AI V if l* M m n l n V I f I .'.11 f * H * r * «nd T l i e r * WELCOME lire club TO SANFORD K*»* I l f * Club <l*in* Of I t f l n d f Naval Personnel worm a i \.,„u A m cH kiina till H l ft ln F t r i i i I ret I I Vi T l i u r t i * , - V |*iln > e Will You Re Our GuMtT I 1) ,S*** I II I ff n - r V on* n *n .-h Wo rld *1 T h ' f * We have leaved tome Room* at th* beautiful Mar-Lmi Motel Sill Join Tn* V*vy CLASSIFIED IIISt'IAT Thei* HtMimi are available SEAT COVERS Absolutely Fre* Fur a period of 4 dayi, la New arrival* al Our . Naval Air Statloa * For All Curs BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM KITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMorrison, Inc. STOP hy and Pick up YOUR Key *1 the wffici of Odliam & Tudor, Inc. “ Builder* of Fine Homes" 2623 S. French Avenue Snnfnrd, Florida Phone 200 50% UP TO D ISCO U N T FEDERAL TAX EXCHANGE $14.61 15.96 14.29 670-15 710-15 600-16 « 50% $1.09 1.16 1.05 • PAY AN YnU HI Du • USE OUR BUDGET TERMS • Ask about our Super Safety Tir* Hunt-M cRoberts, Inc. STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TinES PHONE n u t fa m a n m a m 4R Mrs. Laurtaa Maaaaagcr, Aaaac. Ph. 14 ONE TWO-STORY Four Redrnnm 117 MasaeUa Ava. Houst. Corner 27ih fit , 17-02 Hwy. South. Phone 1810. C. A. W H ID D O N , HR. Rag. Real Ratal# fee*Iter >-B— WANTED TO BUT - 2 B V. E. Douglas, Ruby E. William# lalaemaw Ph. .W WANTED—Fruit on tree. Small U4 A Park erapa. so boxes4 and up. .Call A REAL STEAL £ 2224. Wkalchel Grove Service. Two Bedroom. Hou#e. Kitchan equipped. Coroar lot. Near icnooj, towr. and Churches 4— REAL ESTATE FOB SALE 44700. Call 1034-J. fwr appoint* mant. ATTRACTIVE TLo* Bedroom Heme. 11,000. Include* ap­ pliances, large lot with tra il, on City aawer. VA insured Unenc- 3 . ^cUi Rmfty Cimpmy ing. 3too. Down, 114.00 monthly pijiir.tnt Principle and iruer- Phon# 1127-A. I . Paterson.Broker A iioelitei - A. S. Petaraon Jr^ P. J. Chtalaraon. Garfield W11* LOWELL E. OCHE ■tta. John Melicb, R. W. WIIBafldar - Phaey 134* him a, Hate) M. Field, A C. « ee t MU B. Orlawda Sr. Doudaay, Labe B un axax. pals. TUaa. Eaay Terms Mather of Sanford Sanford Llnolottm A Tils Co. For ALL Your Beauty Need* call UT W. lit 8L Phone 1417 Harriett's Beauty Nook EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapaa-Upholatery and Slip Covers. Finoit Workmanship by aster Craftsmen. e Our Reasonable Prices. V x 10’ two-wheel trailer. Phoaa 2284-R, STANLEY KULP Phone Oviedo — Forest 3 3108 RKD-l-MU CONKRKTB Mrs el a Coaerata Ca. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call sot >.lm Ava. Pkoa* 1241 Ralph Ray, 3180. —Paetary la Tew— For Bettar Plumbing See or Call Aluminum 2044)1 K I at ft. Pkaa* 1»T Phone 971 105 So. Oak Ave, (Open evening* ,by appointment.) ag*a nf 2(1 and :I3, apply in person now at Sear* Culntog Sales Office, 115 E. Firil direct, Sanfnrd, Flu. Venetian Blind* W. J. KING cords. Wm. H, Murray ^nkarlk GMum tad Paint Cw. 1111 Celery Ava, Phnne H41-M 112-114 Waal Bid «L Pboaa up HUNDREDS of gatfftfled cUMtomei'H nro , the jury 1/ 7? which proves thjit our neat completa builrllnR supply line Is llie answer tn your r problems. SEE US .NOW a 291i South Park—Phone $9 Enclosed bead. Sif-proof bottom rail with plastic ends. P in tle rayon Cotton e r -ay, 1 a ? ► INCOME-TAX-SERVICE - - - j - . tap**. ----------------------- / V \ R . i u’ A *1don't CV9 tt^ w|t you#f f*it laver S H ER M A N CONCRETE P IP E C O . Ovf M a ri P h rrm U P9 .Ooaad Sunday god Wadaaaday. t til — :_______ �' j. r i ' mg 1 ^ 1 Distinctive Com pleted a n d Sold! Community Offers New Homes Are Now Under Construction Luxury homes In a moderate pries range Elementar playgroun Spacious country living with all city conveniences City w ater and City sewers— Paved Streets etc. Intelligent zoning restrictions to m aintain high property value U ltra modern design in homes and surroundings to meet to­ day’s high standards for Com­ fort^ Convenience and th at "Luxury LookHM A ct now and you can choose your paint colors inside and out. Also nV 4,1 ' ' 1 -i . 1J bath tile and brick trim on any house not com pleted The ' ' T 1e r m• . s —' ' ■. . „ . j 1>.. :* > * ;■ . . ' , .■ *r.■V - i' If you a r e a v e te ra n 1625 Down Paym ent H i per month 9|775 Pown Payment l l f p e r month Service Personnel F. H. A H T I Down Payment NO per month r home con be com pleted in 10 doys to 3 week!. We will .provide o piece to live FREE, " B u f ld in O f F in e r H otn»»" while your home *s being finished BRAILEY ODHAM, President ( Sale* Offlc* — 2625 South French Are. Con* By and Sh Us TODAY1 k^ , V i.! \ jto -fwQ a t �b a n p o RA IT 'M W r, XLVIH _ Boys Are Sent To M arianna Hundreds Planning To Attend Banquet # t For March 9 Jlundrad* of Sanford and Sami* nola County citliena aro plinnlnj to attend the Seminola County Chamber of Commerce French Avenue Dedication banquet on the erm in e of March 9th, It waa re­ ported this morning by the chair­ men of the event, Jam ai A. .Wright. “ Even though »e have already B cted o d the number of tickets that ahould be Bold for the gigantic banquet destined to be ona of tha greatest events aver staged hare. ’ Wright said, "era would Uka for thosa Interested in attending tha affair to call tha Chamber of ComBierce office Ibr reservellona." He said, "avary aitampt will ba made lo provide additional facilities to leko esre of Iho hundreds who nt to attend and show their ap­ preciation for tha first major high­ way construction In Semlnple Coun­ ty In-th* past M years." rian s for tha tvanl, said James A. Wright, are continuing end we will soon be able to announce the names of dtgnltariee from all over Florida who will be here In Sanford for th t dedication of French Ave. which win taka plaee on f arch I. Tha dedication Is divided into two •vents. The actual dedication of the brand new highway through San­ ford will be held at 4 o'clock, Fri­ day afternoon, March 9th, in front • f Seminola High School. It la ex­ pected that tha ribbon cutting evant which will officially open and signi­ fy the completion of French Avenue, will draw hundreds ot road-minded (Mopia from all over Central Flori­ da and from over tha entire State. Tim SfiitoW Cdw aly Chamber ef Commerce French Avenue Dedica­ tion Banquat will ba held at the Mayfair Inn beginning at T o'clock the same evening where Sanford •nd Seminole County eltizeni will get together io show their distinct appreciation for the move toward progress starting with the widentag, four-lening, and paving af wrench Ave. On three hearings before Juven tie Judge Ernest iloutholder con ducted yesterday in the Chamber, two hoys were committed to the Industrial School at Martplictd on anna and two wereb placed o pro* irUdicllon of the bation under the Jurisdiction Juvenile Court, providing they ad­ hered to a strenuous scheduls. A 15-year-old negro boy, charged with taking an automobile, wreck­ ing It, and than taking ■ second ear and using It without authority, waa commlttad to the school at Mariana, l i l t youth had been before the Juvenile Judge on previous oc­ casions for minor infriclions. in another hearing, a 15-year-old negro youth was charged with Im­ proper and Immoral conduct. He had been previously committed lo the reform school at Marianna and as a result of tha hearing was re­ committed. A hairing for two 14-year-old Ovlsdo white boys, chargad with having taken gasolino, revealed that evtdence presented at the hear­ ing had shown that gasoline was taken from a filling station. The two boys admitted taking 14 gallons of gasoline and a eoll from tha repair shop of another station. However, It developed In the hear­ ing that tha filling station operator did not know who had been taking tha gasoline at various times and slated that ha "did not want to press or fils charges against any­ one." Th# court, said Judge Ernest Housholder, judged the two 14-yearold youths lo bo delinquent and placed them und.-r probation under the following conditions: Tha boys were committed to their parents under tho Jurisdiction of tha Coun­ selor for an Indefinite period ami restricted them to their homes after 10 p.m.; requiring them to attend school sod make passing grades; required |ha two boys lo attend Sunday SMool; and requir­ ed not lo associate wttb each other at any time. One of th# boys, whose parents had moved into Orangw County, waa prohibited from coming Into ovtedw o t gny lime aad-required Ilo. report i« in . Juvenile i......u . Court once ___ to the every two weeks. ig uper Many Are Expected Proposal For '56 St. John's Authorize Kickahookee Here For Board Mora than 554 Boy Scouts, Cub Scouts, and volunteer leader* are exported In Sanford from the St. John’s District In attend lha 1954 St. Jnhn's Klchahonkea which will Getting in readiness for • na­ IN HANFOD FOB A CUNFKItKNt'K yesterday on plan* for Ulo annual Easter Hal* campaign art l.lsl* Lisle Re***, State Director, Florida Society for Crippled Children, Mr*. I.urllla Appleh.v, appointed rhair* he an event of Saturday night, tional malnr food chain to con­ Feb. It, at the Municipal Basebali struct a 20-thousand aquaro foot man of the Seminola County Count] Falter Sale campnlgnri.lnlon S. Waterhouse; and lira. F. Vapa fluaaella, Stadium beginning at T p. m. super market In Sanford, th* president of the Central Florida Society for CrippledChlldren. (Staff Photo) Officials of the St. John's Dis­ Zoning and Planning Cnmmlsalon trict of the Boy Smuts of America of th* City of Sanford last night **y that more than 500 bnya from complied with a request In re­ Oviedo. Casselberry, Sanford, De- commend tha resonlng of an area' Land. Pearson, Enterprise and on Oak Ave., Just aff South P ark 1 DeRary, will he her* in take part Av#., In order tn create an area in the event! that are lo b* stag­ large enough tA meet tha demand of the builder. ed. Wellborn Phllllpe Jr., submitted Competitive event* Include a Paper Bag Relay for Cub Scout*, th* request to tho Zoning and a Tent Pitching Contest, Balloon Planning Commission, which in Homer W. Little today said that Mrs. Lucille Appleby of Sanford Bursting Free-For-All, Flrebulld- turn, authorised th# recommenda­ he Is announcing his candidacy waa named to head tha 1S56 East­ DR. EABI. BROWN ing with Flint and Steel, a Tug tion to the Roard of Sanford for *he Seminole County Commis­ er Seal Campaign in Seminola Of War, Cooking Contest, Three City Commissioners for tho resion, District Flvr, subject to the County, according to an (announce­ I-egged Rare, Axemanshlp Profi­ toning. Democratic Primary lo b* held ★ ★ ★ ment made yesterday by Mrs. F. Phillips told the Zoning and ciency, aad Tower Building. May I. Pag* Bussells, president of ths Rule* and regulation* covering Planning Board that the national Mill* has resided In Seminole Central Florida Society for Crip­ the events for both tha young Cub fond chain would construct a County for the past 30 years pled Children. , «i*> Mt Scouts, th* Boy Scouts, and Ex­ building of 20-thousand square and for th* last four years has Mr*. Russtlls, In Sanford yester­ plorer Scouts, hav* already been foot n* th* 14-arra tract and owned and operated his used rar day to meet with Mrs. Appleby mailed tn tha various troops and provide other buildings for pos­ business on Sanford Av*. at Se­ and to coordinate th* plan* for packs expeeted lo bs h*,re for the sibly a mndtra shopping renter, cond SI. prior to that h* operated Th# recommeailatinn will now The Sanford-Orlando Kennel annqal event. Homer's Grill on First St. for the forthcoming Easter Sals Cam­ go to th* Roard of City Commiepaign which will l>* held from Club stage* Its first annual chari­ 14 years. Georg* Mafictt, chairman of sinner* for apprtval. In making his announcement March 10 to April 10, said "It Is ty tonight with all profit* going the camping and activities for Ihe Chairman Robert Brown of th* gratifying to hav* such a splendid a* a candidal* for ihr Seminole to charities of Orang* and Semi, Boy Scout Organisation here said Zoning and Planning Commission County Commission, Little staled worker Interested In th* wolfar* nola Countlsa, that Ihe rubdc Is Invited to at- brought tha qnotllon nf Laurel Th* R*v. Earl R. Brawn, D. B* that he "la familiar with Ihe pro­ of th* children of our are*, lo A fast flold Is ready to go In land th* annual Rt, John'* Kicks- Av*. resonlng before the group executive secretary of thb Dlvtolo* blems of the County and is vitally head this year's campaign hare." tha charity handicap scheduled for hooke* which will last about Ms again for diacutalon and postiblt of -Nalional Missions of tha Mitiugb Mrs. Appteby serves as a Mem­ Inlarestrd in the growth and wel­ action. tha ninth rac*. Heading th* Hue- hour*, lit Board of MUaioaa ber of the Board of Directors of up a rt Milt Ewan'a Idle Dollar fare of Seminole County." Official* say that 11 Boy Smuts A healed discussion grew out Mtlle la married and owns his the Forest Park School for Special and K. Bob, froaa O. F. Dennsrly’a Troop* and four Cub Scout Paaka of tho •uestlon whoa A. I*. Col- quartan In New Yc thn guast apM t o j n f __ bom* on Lake Markham. Mr. Education and ha* been a m«a>who boast four v lsto rl- / > ] > ” *«»■»«<» fRWUJ'Ut Onirch, SinforJ “ on FOl. M n S Mill* havf on*, .son U*r of .Ilia Central-Florida Society kannal each, » • I E-ml, ..." ... . 12!h, at th* 7:30 p.m, servlfa,' who la a Junior at Seminole High for Crippled Children slur* 1049. fit on* porson and one lot." Other starless In tha special School. In Sanford yesterday to meat However, reversing Itself on a Aa chairman of th* Division nf lie Is a member of th* First with Mrs, Appleby to lav plans five-sixteenths mils test Include previous action at a called special Horn* Mission* *f ths National Baptist Church and Is a member for th* coming campaign, In addi­ Dublin ! Talent, Richardson, Patti masting, and aiihstltutlng a Council of Church** *f Christ la of the Ssnfnrd Elks Midge. broader resonlng recommendation, tha U.S.A., Dr. Brown heads lha tion to Mr*. Bussells were t.lila Waggtn, Porn Bar, Top Tohby Auxiliary Eyeing th# Zoning and Planning Com­ Interdenominational minion pro­ flccxc, Slate Director for th* Flo­ and itodney X-, another jiour-tim* winner. Th* b*rom*l*r Indicating th# mended, on a notion by Clifford gram of 24 constituent horn* mil­ rida Society for Crippled t'hlldron R t Rev. M. Bram, and Union S. Waleihouse. Miami-Nassau J*nv Collin*, genet*1 manager tiend nf sales In Hemlnol# County MeKIlibln, that Laurel Av*„ frnln lion aorletlei, Tha widely-known The Cential Florida Society for '"f ‘b* track ha* announced th a t! continue# to rise, according to nth tn 13th Rt*. and on both sides church administrator la so author­ Former Resident, Race First-Hand Ihe alleys between T.ailiel ity on prnhlomt created by tha Crippled Children Includes the *<v organisations will receive the latest leleaao from th# offlr# I# th# Ave. and French and filyrtl* postwar shifting of Amsrlca'i pooMembers of the Sanford Aux­ ■Ix-county area nf Seminole, share* it) th# profit which they "I R»y ZOreen, RUte Complrol Av*. he rosnnrd from existing pi*. A new need for bom* mis­ iliary Flotilla, William R. Cava- Dies This Morning will in turn administer to tho R-l Arms to C-t. Tim Rt. Bev, Marlin J. Beam ,1n r?nV ’ .nrevard' 10,e#oU* , *l‘« varluus charity rausss. They are nauirh of Orlando and K. E. sionary lervlc* haa haan brought Based nis isles tax report* to and Sumter reunites. Fiench Are. Is xontd C-t which about by lha m ail migration of , Lewis Willa of Winlar Rardvh are Suffragan Ri<hop nf the Dloeetr tho Elks, Hospital Auxiliafy, the’ office of the Slate Comptrol­ It was pointed out, In th* dls. allows • Industrial development Americana in recent year*. DrJ observing tha 3t I a m l-N a a s a u nf South Florida died this mnrning | at lbs Monastery nf the Good Shep­ suasion* revolving around th# American Legion and D. A, V. nf ler for th* month of Deeemher while the C-t Zone allow* only Rrnwn haa been In ebarg* of de­ j Yarht rar# first-hand. the 1035 Chi Istmas-Vew Year Easter Seal campaign, Sanford and the Mona*, Amerh an commercial development. Thirty-three A u x l l l a r l s t a herd In Orange City while attend­ coming that due to th* growing Interest | Legion and Uaited Appeal of Ur season was tha biggest tn Flor­ Th« recnmme.idation, If approv­ veloping Ihe plana for overcoming selected from Florida are cruising ing I Clergy Retreat. ida history. ed by th* Ranford City Cummla- new barrier* of economic lavati. Requiem Mass will he said at In children of our area, this year's landn. on lha Coast Guard Cutter And­ Th* report pointed to th* sate* sloners, would allow C. H. Rob­ race, differences of languaga and roscoggin as It patrols tha IHth the Cathedral Church nf Rt. Luke efforts ars expected tn he tho tax rollectloni In Rendnol# Coun­ ertson of th<t Tkerm-O-Tan* Gas education In mission w ort at ham*. Annual Miaml-.Nassau Y a c h t In Orlando al ln:J0 Saturday most successful in ths oigan'saty which Increased nearly S t's and Applianra Company, lo pur- Dr. Rrown, national leader In Uia Race. The big white reaeue vessel morning. The nt. fler, Henry f. lion's history. over th* same month of tha pre­ rha*« tho property and hluldlng field of home .missions, waa pronl* has mada room for thesa men I-oiiitil, DD. Bishop of the Diocese Already, Mrs. Appleby has out­ vious year. January sales tax col­ at 9th and I.aurst, orglnslly pro­ nent In tha Northeast Ohio Confer­ .Revealing the activities of his In recognition of the outstanding of outh Florida, will he the Cele­ lined an Intensive campaign for lections In Hemlnot* County to­ posed for a Youth Center and ence n! the Mathodlet Church for a brant. • work of their respective Coast Seminola County In th* Interest of offlc* for tha month of January, taled l-17.Ogfi.3ft, an Increasa of purrhassd by tha gerainol* Youth number of years. For a ll year* Bishop Dram was horn In New crippled and exceptional children, Judge Ernest Housholder, the Guard Auxiliary Flotilla* In tha 90,711,12 over December 1954. Counsel I. whU# serving ai suparlntsndant of Bomlnal* County Juvenile Judge, promotion of aafety on the water. York City on Sept. 15, IMl. He plans for which will ho onnounred . . . . . . . , . . . _ , . _ Gr**n's report states that "slaes Th* original request for rsaon- Methodist ehurchoi In tha Claragraduated Magna Cum t.aude Tha Auxiliary is a civilian or­ ot a inter date. reported yesterday that n hear­ MIAMI L f» —Sen. Estes Kefauver, cn||sct|0nii during January Ing th* area was made by Rupsrt ings were rondueted in his Cham­ ganisation of water enthusiast* from Hobart College In Geneva, a Democratic pm hlrntl*l nnmina on December sates hit a new high Rtrlrkland and Homer Osborn* land district, Dr. Brown ab a haM lha position of executive iseratiry bers during tha first month of dedicated to th* promotion of N- Y. In 192ft and from Virginia lion hop«ful, will visit six Florida for this year an all Hme and at a previous meeting whan th* of tha Clevtlind City Missionary safety in tha maintenance, opera­ Theological Seminary in 1920. lie 1958. rllies next week, starting st exceed last year's January col­ More Information ssetion on th* east sido of Laurel tion, and navigation of small was a member of Phi Beta Kappa Two traffic eases were handled. craft, as outlined by th* United scholastic fraternity. Gainesville Ti esday. lections on Domecher sals* by Av*. from ath to 10th HU., waa Society. Ila has also partlripalsd la Arid Judge Housholder, and as an States Coast Guard. Ths program proposed for th* rh'ang* from the activities of lha Clavaland Fed­ After his ordination n the Learned On Shirley Harry Sind: lr. chairman nf Ihe Il.4n7.90ft." eration of Churches and of tho 'rnttrome ona litensa was suspend­ Indudts courtesy Motorboat Ex­ Priesthood In Nns-embrr 191# in “For the first time," Gresn R-1 to C-1. Kefa|tver Stale Committee, said II w»t pointed out tr»l»y Hist ed for three months and the other aminations for .required and ta- th* Dior*** nf Delaware he held John Riley Shirley, 32-vear-nM the Tennsaseean will go to Ocala said, “salsa lax collection* **• Additional resonlng was dla- Board of Trust*#* of Iho Ohia lor tlx months. commended safety devices; public several charges In that State be­ while man, lodged In the Seminole Wednesday to address a Lions reeded gasoline tax collections, euaied by tha Zoning and Plann­ Council of Churches and tho HoMB Mi-alon* Council of North A ratrlff,' As a result of tha hearings eon instruction courses on good seam­ fore coming to Florida. County jail on charges nf tleaking Club luncheon and that night at­ previously considered the state's ing Commission when th* matter tareest single rsvsnu* source." In 1944 Dr. Brown cam* to Nlw nf French Av*. ram* bofor* th* dieted for Juvenile offenders, anship, navigation, and main­ He was ncclor at Ihr Holy and entering tn vnminlt a mlsdea- tend a reception given by the ItemHa said, "It should he evident, group, Karlyla Housholder said, York to head tho homo m in im J’udge Housholder said, two white tenance; and rescue operations Cross Episcopal Church in Sar.fnrd mor, rented- a room at IMS Writ nrratlr Executive Cmnmitlre tn from this report, that Florida’s "Our first step should h« French and church aslenalon dlvliloe pro* boys Involvtd In the breaking and as a supplement to limited Coast from 1931 lo 1941, al Rt. Andrews First Street. Orlando. entering of a sporting goods store Guard unit* stationed along th* Church In Tampa from, 1911 lo 'r h* Florida Power Corporation Kefauver will address th* Jack­ economy Is sounder than avsr Av*. Thor* ar* lot of psoplt tram of tha Methodist Church. and that, haisd on tha Dseomhsr riding up and down tha • now Since then ho haa visited out post were sent to the reform school at thousands of miles of coast tin* 1945, and at Holy Trinity Ckurth employe had lived at the West Marianna. and navigable watsra of the Unit­ In Wast Palm Bearh from 1945 First St. address only 2'k weeks sonville Bar Ann-, al a luncheon reports, this ysar’s tourist sea­ thoroughfare looking for n place mission* lo Alaska, Puerto Rico, Thursday, than allend tha Hialeah son may well break all previous to oalablish a huslnose." amt Haw ait. Dr. Brown haa visit» One girl, ha said, was commit!- ed Stales, Puerto Rico, Alaska, uidil he was consecrated a Suf­ where ha mad* his homo in a High School football banquet in records. Th* hig tourist month* fragan Bishop nf Ihe Dlocr.se of rcnlrd room. w t o the Industrial school at Ocala and th* Hawaiian Islands. ed and iludisd tha rellgloua UuB are still ahead, and ratal! sales Supervision of boat regattas South Florida on September >1, due to the fact that sha was Ineconomic condition* of Amertfjte Th4 man wss (racked from the Hialeah that night. On Friday h# will visit the Flor­ duilng those months will un­ crrrigible and refuted to comply and races la ona of ths many 1951. Slins Machine Shop, which hr *d Indians, migrant ntral workers, amt doubtedly exceed even DocomW s with rules and regulations requir­ Coast Guard functions and tha He Is survived hy his wlf«, Ihe milted breaking Into, lo Ihe Wr-t ida Citrus Reposition In Winter other minority groups in tho United ed by the court aad her parents. Mlaml-Nasaau Rara la parliculary former Mabel Harris * nowler First Street address hy Pnilc* Of­ Haven and, If plan* schedule* per­ high total." Slates. noteworthy In thesa Southern The Office of the Juvenile Judge waters, Tha traditionally warm whom he married In 1935 and who ficers of th* Sanford Pollrs De­ mit, attend the Florid* Tress A native of Piurpont, Ohio, f i t ' made IS Investigations, said Judge welcome extended hy th* people resided at Ihelr home In Winter partment and Constable J. Q breakfast held In connection wllh The regular masting ef th* Brown attended Mount Union Galloway, Ihe rilrus show. Park. Housholder, entering numerous Roard of Directors of t';a Semin- lege, Alliance Ohio, from whle) of Narsau i* as well raknowned. children involved In the damage ol* County Farm Bureau wae held received an honorary Doclot of property, shoo ting of BB guns Tuesday night at Fauver1* farm Divinity degree. Ho torved ai digs Elsctibn of offlcor* la on tha nerr Lake Jessup. •nd 23 rifles on highways and trier superintendent af the Can tot) agenda for th* moating nf ths lvate property, and the shootBoh Cox, a renresantatlvo of District in Ohio and was pastor"a| Ran ford Boat and Ski Club at th* Farm Bureau Federation, a t­ I of cats apd dogs, as well as M-lhodtit church** la several tilsi f MOSCOW a s - The Soviet Union In a Life magaxlne article. mrnts the balloons might have th* CAP Hall ahovt Tmirhton'i tended the local mealing nnd told tha damaging of greena at th« cities. Drugstore tomorrow night a t ■ parachuted to Soviet loll. Ilyichev briefly reviewed Soviet Mayfair Country Club and the SAN JUAN, P. R. (Jt—A helleop- today accused tha United Slates nf th* hoard that "tha burexu In ___________ IT? lh a Soviet* protested to Turkey o'clock. m «isct of children by Ibslr par- ler today completed rescue opera carrying out a “brink of war" protest* but did not rmntion that responsible for getting th# hill This la an. Important meeting through th# )#glalatur« for tho •n'» (Ions, plucking five more U. S policy in th* relaase of weather the United State* handled Ita an­ last Sunday at lh« same Urn* they swer lo Ihe Soviets' latest protest submitted a diplomatic note lo the and all meemhara ar* urged to Ux refund In the farmara." During lha month of January. Navy man and Marinaa from a United Stales an Ihe balloon*. attend. Visitor* are welcome. 1450, ike Judge said, tha Juvenile Venerualsn jungle where -Ihelr balloons over Russian air space yesterday Cox brought with him ■ aupnly In a full-sral# news conference Th* United Stalai, responding nylehav declared that during Chu«' hsd l i plaee nine children Neptune patrol bojnbcr waa forcad of the form* n#t#**#ry for tha at tha Pplridonovka Palace, For­ to th* Soviet pfotest, yesterday January tha Soviets captured “a in the county Jail to ba restrained down Tuesday. applying for th* refund for Ux TRAD! AGREEMENT penltig* action. The halleopler took* tha offteara eign Ministry prsia chief Leonid ordered a halt to ths launching of great number of balloons launch­ KARACHI, Pakistan (Jl — Pak­ on gesolln# used In tractors and Ilyichev declared that tha balloon* ed by the United Itlt**" and that U. S. weather balloons from West ) runaway child waa appra- and men to Port of Spain, Trie!istan announced today sha haa farm equipment not operated on The February lastm of "Pu Works," a trad* magaitn* g dad. where It had taken three carried apparatus which not only Germany and Turkey. Balloons U- S. press report# stated that soo agreed to negotiate a trad* agree­ the highway. ™"d«d front •‘tccrgla. took meteorological data but there will be grounded pending a had b**a launched by tha AmariTh# 8#mlno1# County Farm to all City, County, Itata and t ment with Soviet Ruaiia. J j « * lfouafteldcr said that he other* yesterday. All eight were aerial reconnaissance as well. study of whether they have been can military. Bureau of Directors approved arnmanUl agsaclas all over reported unhurt. TBay had been hid M conferences and cauultaHe declared the balloon* consti­ flying over Russia. "Apert from tha typ* af balloons Th* decision was announced after th# furnishing of prodne#, vogo- country carrted a pago-and-a ton* Involving various Juvenile en rout* to Antarctica on a rescue tuted a menace to air navigation Before taking this action, th* slraady mentioned, th* United seven year* of persistent Soviet Ublo# and citrus that wfll b* artlei# written about tha Ba proesduter whiclr were handled mission. and ground Inhabitants and added: U. S. government promised In a Stataa military hav* alio launched attempts to woo Pakistan Int* full used In the displays at the Bam- Water and Bqwtr program • c J d'nscned of without hearings. The Navy haa announced that "All sueh attempt* by American conciliatory, not# tn keep the bal­ balloons carrying leaflets and pro­ trade relations. Inole County Amsriaan Logfon .- £ . In rdd'Hon to (ba heavy ache- ,tho object of* tha rescue mission, military organa are an attempt to loon* from flying over Soviet ter­ paganda literatim against tbs There was ne Indication, how­ Fair that will b* placed by tha completed. rftJv of Um Juvenile 'Court, con- a piano halonging lo th* U. ft. conduct a policy of 'to the brink ritory. H alio offered tn l*U the Soviet Union," ha said. ever, that Pakistan would consider Semlnol# County Future Farmer* Tha article, tieaal puNldly tor clqtcd the Juvenile Judge, the Navy’* expedition m ining sine* of war' which ha* been condemned Ruielana about lha balloon proPropaganda balloon* tent ha- abandoning her role In Ihe of America and th* Bril Cfnbtelor made M Investigations Friday with seven man aboard, by peoples." Bs pragmaafra gram'i safety features. In addaloh hind the Irma Curtate are launch­ Western • supported Baghdad Pact ration Barrie*. ht schools relative in a beentee haa been te s te d . TR# tend aarttnl IB# Soviet press chief waa re­ the not* sought to enliat ‘Soviet ed by th* Prsa Europe Committ**, or the Boutheaai Asia Treaty Or- Pruridont W. f. Ltea Npmted mb • r tc n U involving m ehfidrei m art said aO arr*a wwra ferring to n italament attributed cooperation, asking thet Russians a private ergaahettosi operating gantiatlon-botk taiEsto §i tetoar m *F H »a Mm4 Uevod walL" to U. V. Secretary of Stela Dulles tn return any actonufle tostru- is W a d .......... .............-tft: r-wt O* a t o t e *» Laurel Request Brought Up Again! Homer W. Little * * * Reveals Candidacy Airs. Appleby Head For Commission Of '56 Seal Drive Charity To Benefit From SOKC Profits In Tonight's Race Rev. Earl R Brown Is Guesf Speaker Al Church Sunday Sales Barom eter Still Going Up Juvenile Judge Reports 22 Cases Jjeard Last Month Kefauver To Visit Florida Next Week Directors Approve Furnishing Goods For Leqion Fair Boat, Ski Club \ To Elect Officers H elicopter Rescues 5 Men From Jungle t Reds Charge Brink Of W ar Pqlicy Local W ater, Sew er Program F eatured^ In T rade M agax ooSared tSf ’ t mS s ,* • MS', i ' ' V »K<»**‘V* . . a .‘ " ‘ V ' V , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 08, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/02a47768f43d530bd6e8974ee4338154.pdf 3e8a3c882f0e19e347bbb1c47dffc7e2 PDF Text Text �r a* (4 % [fcrr!l 1 ta Ui Jimmy Wood'> Swims ^ t in gEldeHy PerSOHS Are late Monroe N o n - S t o p ^ . . w. . p L. €l l i t Shop and Save In Sanford x fh iv L -L_L $5>tm EnUMfesbed 190* VOLUME XLV1H Weather P»rilr cloudy with letttered shower,. central and tenth ft* liana tonight and Tuesday. AN IND EPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPEK SANFORD. FLORIDA MONDAY. FEBRUARY fi. IMfi Ajumliltd Prnw I-caved Wlr* No. 34 The rhampion*hip swimmer of ‘ PLAINk IEW, Tex. <*— O a r i n g Ihe South, Jimmy Woods, took m \ skive todav brought prnmia# that hours and 27 minute. yeslrrd.iv ihr I’anh indie and anuth plain* to swim Lake Monroe, non -top nf leva- muld «oon hreak out n( The 40 vear old holder of th ir d , n,r jCy grip ,,f |h,» worst anovvplace In the world's championshipj storm in iO >car». started hi* swim yesterday, from Trucks fought their way to snowihr Mayfair Inn dork, shortly hr hound tillon. where a Hale County foie II 30 an.I stepped hark up In faim woman died in rhil.lbirth thr dock late yesterday afternoon hecause an ambulance could not Just before * n'rlnck. reach her. Plainview, Lubbock, Woods says that he covered a Amarillo and a score of ojher distance in excess of len miles cities Wi re snow hound. when he completed his swim due The storm climaxed a hlt/rard In the furl that he was off course thal swept ml.i the slate last week “ A critical pmbl»m confront* just a bit In joins over and thrn covering mo*l of the state with I'lte home of Rub Thomas awn the elderly person trying to meal com ms back across the lake * ic< and -now, amt brought death to the prvss«uie* nf to,lay'* high cos) ct and operatnr of Sentni.de Camp His wife anil four-mouth old son. at least 2f) persons. at the Wektv a River was com of liv ing on a small sn.l fixed InJimmy J r were waiting for him Modetaimg weather in central romc derived from Social Security at ihe M»»fair Inn dock when hr ninth and ra»l leva* over tin plelrlv dr.trnv .ol In fire Ktid.iv 1 payment* alone." *aid S+natoi rnmplcie.l the limt swim which he weekend rinsed (he last vestige* ' night alwuit 9 30 George Smather* In his Washing­ • aid was a learning session in o| the storm hut thr northwest The Sa.tfnr.l Ktre Drpattturni ton Newsletter rck a .cd today. anticipation of a J til v t t,\ mile pan of t!u- state ivinamod tunas Sanford N u l l Vosiloirv V o.s 1 Smather* said, "In rontinuing i ti.ui Kite Department, a fur truck swim of Lake Ontaiin ed in .now amt icc. concern over the problem, j In­ | of the Ktorida forest seivo e an Woods is llic only .s im m e r to Kailv this morning l.uhtsoek retroduced last »ear a mrasura complete the swim of R i-rn o o l«.ried six degrees above ror» swer. .1 thr alarm aimed at a partial remedy, and II 1.Tilllllltg to (luivlahlr t Q Rav which he **»* look him ’ > t'lainvirw had an unofficial read Is now before Ihe Senate Finance Il.e flame hours and Iwo minutes on his ing of Id Other early morning re­ “ Slim'' Gallowav. Committee." first trv and only 13 hours when ports included Halhart I*. Arnaril dwelling had caught ftrr rarlirr The measure ha* partiriulaf he made it Ihe second time io in. Wichita Calls 24. Childress in the das and ha.) been put mil significance for Florida, where The younger than furls looking 24. midland 27, and Ahilcnr 2d In Thomas ami a group uf Sunday the hospitable rlimale has attra.L pirnlcprs swimmer has heen a profes.oinal A light simw frll yesterday lit ed so many elderly people. "Only llnwevrr Kririav evening thr sssinimrr for f.mr tears l|r m ,<l>- ' m.inv p a n . nf ihe Panhandle, add recently." said Senator Smatheri, his first swim in Ihe Ink. at tile mg In the record-breaking (nil ol t liumas familv came tn S.i ford In "At St Petersburg, I was impress­ 1 thr movies and Thomas had pre old Altamonte Springs lintel t ii.ii.v and Saturday, The great ed anew- with Ihe grrat migration Woods said. a« lie rlimhc.l up c-1 i..II was approximately .to pared dinner and vi.itr,! a neigh nf retired people to Florida.** Our bur. vvh.it the fire upoarmtlv the step s of the Mayfair Inn d o r k , inches al I'lamvirw. slate has J9S7II retired people t .night again When Tlo.iu.i* re anil r im e out nf the water I'hul t h i l l s thal in pla.es vvri« none who rereive payment* under lha turned home ihe entire frame was a fine «w im " than sis h'rl r.mlimie.l to block Soelel Security program, ha Mid. Surrounded hf a rrnwd of well many highways and still left two dwelling was involved Smathers said, in hi* weekly The home and all of the furnish J JIMMY WOODS, AO-year-old champion iwtmmer, a* ha emerged wishers and sight seers he <aul. small communities—Dimmltt and newsletter, "Consider. If you wit), tugs nil'll).ling a pet i|og were de from I.aka Monroe yaslarday afternoon after completing the iwun “ You'll never grow old if you . .unity I .me r.implrlrly is.dale.I Ihe rase nf the average Florida stmil'll In Ihe (lames aernaa lha laka and return, non elnp. ISlaff Photo)_____ _ swim '" | rlliien who paid for hi* or hay I Constable Gallowav said that Woods, areompa- >d In » mini Social Security lax over the year* power rahle .llsronnrcte.l from ; hoal wuh “ Ruck ’. Haltbil’ handling and now haa retired tinder lha house. Ml over an under program. , the oars, said that lie encountered JOHN h IIIDKIt ground gas lank and Ihe cable h.^| | no I run Id*- in his more than six j "Ills Social Security cheek ki ★ ★ moiled, so Intense were the f la x .' I hours rum immiis sw im “ I lie cur *•'9 77 a month. If he haa aq adI■ .in Hie ailing. r o c In Hie channel was a hit ditlonal Income for retirement, tha V two room hath and Iarin.fr • wifi " he «aol “ hut 1 lust took high rm t of living may noi ha loom adjacent to the frame Inuld mv time and swam leisiiirlv " MM'h a problem. But the coat pro. A panel of lurort, drawn from . i. g was badly damaged hut was The long distance swimmer s.iid idem i* Insiirmoutahle K ha haa lha Jury box, are being summoned ll.al Ihe water was about fin de I nut destroyed only his Social Seenrtty gad iu* to appear before (he Judge of the grees. " \ little warm for pr.tr j | il was in it learned whether nr supplemental Incoma from atoeka t'lreiilt Court Kelt 10 at 9:30 a m. lice swimming ” | “ Kolluw ing an appeal rarlt- In ' not Ihe home was coveted I.) in an<f bond*, insuranra, p r i n t # m . A Grand -lury of I* juiors will he Drement fundi ant) the Hka.** Pulling off hit water goggle* lieivnitier hv Ihe senunnlr ( minty •itrance. selected fiom the panel John Kihltr, fc*nin* hit Than Senator Smathers agya, v.v* •>< u ran as hr canto nul ul When tm«'|dfy Ts Failed and sworn Ihe wafer. W.iods said, “ I fed | t 'ml of the I'lui i.la Division. u t i l i n r i i a m n n h rr of the 'So he muat turn el.*c where ta o j i .I nf S a n fo rd I ' l l * ( ’o m m i'iin n It will remain subject to call, as a fine and will feel even heller as ! AnieriiMu Cancer So.-iclv for a meet hi* needs. IT* must seek (Iran i Jury, until the ad inurnment soon a« I gel my ril dilution room In »st..hl|sli a Gift and la.nn * r a In d a v .iin oM in n** h it r4 n rh employment to ply agaln-on a d*u v fu r M ir S r m in o l# ( ’u n n lf part ttme h a s |i- t h # skill and eg. nf the fall lei m of court of thr liaik." I Closet In si-n a Indolent .ml pat I'lM iiiiiib iin t i, F i i i ! M ill r i f t , in th * perlence ha acquired over tha Circuit Court. 1955. Woods remarked that l.ake icon in Seminole County, suffer M t i R U n n o r i a l l r P r im a r y . years " An accident Saturday afternoon! Juror* summoned to appear Monroe i. a wonderful plate in ing wilh ran rer a numln-r nf nf K id«T MiMed iliai If flrrled to Hiree year, ago. the taw would / on West Kir.t S. involved four1Kch in are Huber. H « allahau, work mil and prepare f.n hi* mill >e-s s.-.i- reeeived f.nin wunder Kxfi*n«l\r for a chmiiwI Ihr Ho4r I nf rniitll v ('nminumon nm allow him to earn anr nipple. s.itnrnri swim and h. hope* in l.d'v i . 1*1*11 .n e u l i n . \ few l*»'i*,tki rjk' • ♦ 'rriiiiin v f»* * . I i ili* automobile., armeding to an ar ................. . I’lH it* HMidd l ike a prn^l 9'enlni Income at all. and hit rldrm report filed at the Sanfi.nl l '« n k ' l i n o s I II . i ni.llf It.ti k O'er -evil i' tint* 11 lin e i»f i • iiw»n it ■ f i n - 1 Mi* irw -.. - * liel.ui .till I ITS.*- in Hu- li.tr «la?id ill m.iMrrx that wmihl hr plight was rriliral Indeed, .,» it s prep.it.dory f.u llie i nf ....... t Will t o ...... I \t. tl I ' ' i im .id • l i i n r h *>t Mi,* I I * . i in * ' Police ncpa.imeut k,n‘ l" kr 1 N,' v‘ h' 1 ’ "" w **lfl the newsletter. "In auceaaDemoei ain't heovl,. | al to Seminole County and A 1955 Olds sedan traveling "**.1 Hodges .1 ll.iidi.ird I. Eubanks l.,«k, (..oar... e1.eul \\ N S I I I M . l n N r Mi« It-utah I lu-ru.un 2*n. . *ti*lv i h.i|M wt i r i*i »i u 'i*.l • •! .vl «i*l* I thal he w.ui'd si»eak nut on all »lw rea r,, however. I have been on first St driven hv Spurgon Hill It Glenn. W rr.mk .i.uiiei .g! M v b k t n ig r u m of ih r rlm r* h I r.i.lrr l.sfidnil II .lohrUnn of Tl’X olfeied l wo ii.i.ms lm-ated at to*. issues coming behue the Itoir.l for *ble to gam aongresaional approv. Benjamin Smith, A tyrar old San Charles Williams S a m u e l it I hi-I I7ih M rent Irer. an.I for n»nkjr»*R4Utt» ,ik ,i'k « 'd I h r S r i m l r tn d .iv In nr cui.snis't altun. » of amendment* ta the law anford truck driver, a 1919 Butrk Crowe, lien I" Wa.ie, Arthur I, an indefinite period of t o e - " It If f h.«f fhr i". <lit d r r *im tin r s h .• at Inn id .i p r n f r m - .f I'lte sin pi i*e amunincrmenl from siding him to earn outside income •edan driven hy U*»lc Went. «7 Rosier, \ tncenl \ Roller William slat*.I Mr. t.il.us |.u.gle..e. k* lit h«* Fi' ld ;»• »n r . i i 1\ *11 %imi • it » t |i,it .n m in i ih u t ion In hi t.lei ih.it lie woiil.t lie a randt m first |V) and the Itno a month.** y a a r-old anfor.l carpenter, a !>. Mar.lm John A Karina George pie*Idem ot the l.u al mill 'itui* tfir rntiii :»ri 9«*iitji1 • *i s»ii Ki *in*ix i dvr i n sii» i Small,era aald. "Now I am pro. 19.M Parkard sedan driven hv K Caldwell. \ i a r.'i ftii meeting lu ul at ihe s' •*i ill'll to P M r.iipph.'ll lnr.il Iidk di*N« * ih r*l il n a an r f f n i t In dal.* f.u It.e Seu.in.de Cm.illy Com posing lo raise tha railing nn him John William Foster nf 201’« kVoal | Si,(mll,| j T cjr*dy. Nn.th C mission was .xrrnmpanird hy tlie home «l Mi* Don Hales c . hall 1 »»i »r<9cl**r a m i Im it ib T * ' l t i* i“ l i i f l i i r i i r r h it \«>lr nn I II * n * lu r a l statement that. "I feel that ! ran earning) to 1124 • month." Thla f ir s t St., and an unidentified car |1(Hlth „ (,|ni.r M ,;|ras..n „ rrrv , man wuh Mis. Marl.ole Mo.gen !>;• I»lv h«* .ip|*r<*v • <1 h y the K lm n l.i K.M hill Itetter serve Seminole County on should enable Ihe average Florida were Involved In the coltisinn. Uro’i'iR 11 1 • I r u*f uf Ihr f. 11 1 ti« * rft P Letch Row land Rivers Mirhocl .In h iu n h p it*p « io d Miaf 4 m m illd stern. Nr vice I olllill.tlcc plan. \ four vear <d.l girl was iniure.l recipient la gain an inrnme o|» According to the Police Depart­ J Ki.ssnu i , Ned Blow n I Martm ( h u it h Mi «i»i111 S \ iio H in th r t r r n f',*n lli*|HlhlM tu n 4nd t " n the Hoard nf Cummlssioners than ■111.I thrown In Hie p.,\.-nil'll X.it w.Te ill.cl..-ed In n* .S.• the lleW nrw fuf ui • tn 1175 a month, including him it. .mv iiiher rapacity al Ihe pr* ment Investigation rnnducted hv Stmectplier Kdson tinil K (, In ail.|u.ifl« . s uioie ell., .eul ,sn.1 I » r iiin i i .it * h r r i r a t r d In i?*» In in Social Security. sem Dine " Sergeant Russel Trnch and Patrol Nickle James It foehns n Daniel in da v nmining when she all.'nipl cheerful for Ihe cull', rme. e ol on Id h r If < |u im ! Tlu* hinlilirik' r«»** t.h Ino Mir m a i f r r II Of course, staled the weekly reman Arnold Williams, the Rulck A \ IIdrew s Jr . Robert .1 Sweeney, i ed l» cross Sanford t i e after members .and tlienl* li wa h on "ill hr nf mnilrni .it i lulrt Ini r Alter retiring h-.,m an *eilve tn r r p u i t li> M a r r h 1. lease from Senator Smather*. a sedan wax improperly parkrd and racier in professional l.asrl.all, v% «ilr nird John D Callnhan, Atch I. Homer, I gelling out id a car pnikril al the ed. Dial in Hi.' p an few weeks .mil rriTtfil nn ,i ( . n r told I h r S r i i .i l * x lim if Ih r limit on ntdiide earning! must ha tn barking nut from the rurb I alone, emergenev rails f.n h>>* 1 h\ the Inr.il roitcr*,i:iiiion on O.ik offer of a rs.np.iijn ronlid.nl.nn h n d er spent II year* with Ihe retimed, or Ihe program nf n >. Colomtm A Karina, James C a rl1 curb struck tiro Packard sedan ami then Avr .in.I ?Mh 1’l.irr. iu% ( ff 17 I'll at tw-.l > , w.tlkris vvlu.'i .all's la t week tori .1.1 nm ,ay who ......................I umpany n Sanford. ' \ rr<lrr| mc t„ , rrll|r „t rep»n hacked into the Olds that was llcnnril, Doyle K. McWImrter. .. . . It* has Iwen presl.lrnl nf the Klori- i tremeni would be defeated. But, anil other .okroMoi supplo . w.-re 02 *ncf \ ' * t l \ \ r .1 f* Ifiiem'rn M tH# p?r«rnl Itmr n* n( Sanford pntirr Orparifn*,ni traveling west da Slate Ijeague fur five vears, In these times of high prirei. | t 7 l answered Dressings and tiaml hrniM iftr Ruilfh • ('••muntn-, nf in levlnglon. Kch John V lr(lv. fivif ,,ffa|r, an(, hi, » month i* not an tinreaionahfa Smith, according to the report, rirsl Dcgree Mmder against Sam Gloria Iran liatrmin. a f.mr t ages. In .clofore |n,n.eit to the I h r l ’lnin h lr ri\ Srnk.mk " ,t * .«i• attempted to avoid the collision Sewell and rape and attempted Nrf! .111 .ltinmrf. «4i«l today he; m on milAiandin^ i r h i n e m m l amount. As • matter of fact, only (M iinlA'd In fic.’id .1 com Hill tr r In (•range (..iiniv I mi will •* . -n he year-old girl of Midway a.l.lr. hv swerving to the left and over jape against (iiihcrt llrookins, will uin.it he was Hie man men , l.emg instrumental In the pur- hv procuring Ihe greatest ernn. avail.tide tl.ru.igli Ihe i .Mip.-r ..noil rlinnbi* thn fmni'hinw,> *'f Ihr he investigated hy thu Craml Jin v got out of a ear parke,I at the the center lint of thr strpet. lioto’d l.v i .*• a* having left 24j r M ayf ai r Inn hy the "my ran a perana live adequately r Inh on Sanford tv r and star'e.l of liwal of v alo/,.1 unis a< il '«*l«-1 furni him: of Ihi* ( Inin Ft h»r ail* rm 1175 Properly damage was estimated ho.i.lied doll .e lulls with t as,. s ( \,-vv York Glanla. a.-n.-s the slrcel She ran min Ihr the ilif.i non nf Mi. ||..Pei Inni p riiu l nf Mir rnimrc^.il mn Said Smathers. “ The** Joclal m rr ,n South llakn at nearly *\oo r .i tn p .ilg n tl i a i Krider .s new and ha* been sn Security amendmen.t of mint bumper of a lO.Vt Kuril Sedan gla* Mid vkfrk l . r n t n S n v ir »* r r Charge* nf falling tn Have his ! acnvr officer in the Pre»hylert»n have heen designed to help eldertraveling south on -Sanford Avr Ofher C'.inioiltee menihrrs are .ihti .ippimrd lik ||)«« f nmjrrz.ifmn vehicle under control ware placed Nrff dcfUe.l lit* nu.ltrv was ill | Chutrli for msnr years. ami driven hy James P M'dsnn Mrs Don Rales Snpplv and l>is hi i t a r t F < h 22 am i m n t i M i r ly people help themselves." against Smith and improper 20 vrar old Navv man attached to Inii seuients Mr, ........ ui. ».|,.r Ihrmigl, thr M., mill,iv Timr ulav 1tendeil to influence Caaev'* vote nil | Till’,nigh Ihe year* Krider h.u starting from a parked position ., lull tn e \e ,opt natural gas pro TALI.AIIAS.SKK fv-Thr ir,7 n.v Hu- Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air gerislern i.tfl and I ....in . lo-ei se n ices „f March 2H | been active le seeuring recren against Went. SI alum Managctii, til Mi • I It rt n Tltr Lutheran Chiu, h uf the R. ,l,i, e,s I, out ,Inert (e.lrial rcgula •tonal farllities for both while and The accident occurred at .1 .10 tlon.it rnrampnirnt nf Ihr Nrin.i.is Thr a n idem was invr iigatr.l a, (minting and piil.lt, ,'v k I..it ,term er has Negro y.iulh in,I at Ihe present Keen h-ilding I hen Don nf Knreign War* will he he * at | p. m. hv Patrolmen Arnold Williams sun dupclia will soon he annmiur ' services fur more than Iwo ycais lie said hr is u r d the nmnrr “ a* nm,- is directing 'Ihe construe Miami Reach. Dales will he an ! and Ren Rutk’r. .1 campaign cnrtli ihulinn witili.nl Hon of a huge recreation facility ed. I In the Yacht i ub. nnunrixl later. any sitings allacl.eil ” j in l.ol,I h„r» I Announcement of Miami Reach *• hi u|er said M a v that “ I am as (lie l!).\7 convention rilv nf Ihe /reatli concerned wrlth Ihe roads vrteranv' rrganiiallnn was an and highwa.s for Seminole County nmmcr,| today in a wire from and will propose plans for im­ Raney C kVhalcy. Florida depart Parents in Jhe entire county will incut commander, to his office The delinquent license list h«« provements duriag my active cam The sentinote County Sheriffs have an opporlunltv In Inspect hcriv •been turned over lo Ihe Sanford Office is beginning » crackdown palgo," the new Plnpcrest School, when Whaley Is alien,ling a conic, on traffic viola linn < arrordlng tn Krider r*«id»« with hi* wife In Polire Department for arllon, Ihe Seminole Counts f'ounrd nf enre nf slate VfW commanifTs » report Hus morning of the week Sanfnrii st 1123 Summerlin Ave •aid rnlita Miiyf Roy WtllUml end arrest* P-TA’a will celebrate Pounder* at Washington. He has lw-n mni, John J r and lodiy. Five rltarge* nf driving while The 1957 national VKW enramp Day at I f. nr. Peb. I. 7Ti* Pnlire Department still tntoslcaled were made, one fur Ja n tri John -tr married Ihe form­ This annual meeting had pre- m*nt tentatively had hern stalnj start work Immediately on clear­ er Kloiw* Renton *n,| lives In De reckless driving while drinking for C'levrland, hut Whaley said Ihe vmuily been set in he held at one for Improper passing one for t I,and Janies is in the I’ A Army ing up thy delinquent lireni*!, .} department commanders hast dr Seminole High School, however elded lo shift thr site tn Florida. pasting a school bus, one for ex­ It dinned st FI Meade. MH. said Chief William*. cessive s|wri|, nne for driving mice tail minute details are shan According In the Tnlire ChJ»/f wtlli,ml a license, and Iwo charge* ing up at Pinccreat It was derided those who ar« delinquent In paying of driving while license is revoked tn change the meeting place so then license fees will he charge that all Interested persnns could ed a ten per cent penalty. Hove* plank. n r .r i s K D buys view the new educational fartll DAYTON, ohm p — The Air ever, he u l d If arllon ta taktq ties h J. Newman, a visitor from hy the Police Department, a flnm Force said no, and two Dublin. Pmeereit is the first complete; An appeal is being made today Ind farm hoys won't get the Michigan is celebrating a birth court coals and tha delinquency educational plant to he built in by Ernest Towley, bandmaster airplane Ihe* rcp in lcd Seminole County slnre 1927 The at Seminole High School, for ten dav today. penalty wifi be added tn the licrniw present enrollment Is -M0 students rooms lo hnu«e members nf the Neat and Dennis Johnson had j Newman ha« been romtng to fee. fl in gradea one through sla and University of Miami Rand when written and asked Wright Patter | Sanford #v»'ry winter for a num­ At the aame time, laid Chief Ml In the eighth gradr son AKH for “ aay old pl»n*” withi ber of year* and today relrhrate* William*, the Sanford Police De­ The committee la charge nf they appear here Wednesday which to play,. arrangement! for the 59th birth­ night for a hand concert it the partment la cracking down on "The planes are not n u n to give his 92ud birthday. day of P-TA Include Mr*. J. P. high school auditorium. away," replied base commander He la a retired farmer that Ii those prddling without a llceni*. Wilson, ehairman; Mrs. W. E. Col. Paul Barton yesterday. “They spry as he wra* many y e a n ago Two such peddler* were arreatad Cowley said today that offer* title* and Mr* J. R. St. John, for rooms In which tn house these and fined ITS each at Friday’* are Ihe property of all the people and li always humorous and City Court. Ilia two peddlara county council president of the t'nited Slates." Guest speaker will be Professor school musician* would he lincercBarton, hewever. Invited the cheerful a i ha talk* with hi* wera aelliag rwconditlnaad watrhwa Rarland C. Memlam, Prof, of ly appreciated. He may he reach­ TRAFFIC V*AI STOPPED on Magnolia Atb. Saturday morning aa a 90 foot neon aian was erected near Johnson hov* lo Ihe haxc’i Irmed 'many friend* »«c4 Aar hi dosrn- that could ha heagM er Education at Stetson University. ed by calling 2U1-J. kaws ftuferd. ftucaa Lux tho* U s/ XX Postal) * Office kupply. (Photo by Jamtaon) Smathers Introduces Measure Flames Completely Demolish Thomas' Home Friday Night Improvement Plans -r Disclosed For Local Gift, Loan Closet Jurors To Appear Before Judge Feb. 10 Four-Car Collision Sees $500 Damage Saturday Afternoon ★ ★ ' Krider Is Candidate In May 8 Primary Leader Asks 5enafe» Groundbreaking Plans Aro Adopted _ . By Congregation 10 IflV jdlG Drive Contribution Child Is Injured Crossing Street ; VFW Encampment ' Slated In Miami Seminole County Council, P-TA, Plans Founders Day ♦ Delinquent License List Turned Over To Sanford P. D. Sheriff's Office Begins Crackdown Appeal Is Made For Ten Rooms E. J. Newman Is 92 Years Old Today H jr �SAM DAWSOIT SgiSJhm f!ow«r» w tra lovely: the young r t f \ iff Mi ^ d&Km time* during the vialtlng hour. She •dnirod them coUtetively and neparntelywghe azalea* and th*. cyclamen, begonlaa, thryaanthanumii and other very beautiful ■uauu -But often tha patient** gase would turn io aomathlng alaa. aomathing that a caaual vioitor might not have given a aacond glance. Thia waa a piece of paper with a crude pencil drawing,on it, fattened neat* the bed with a Wbof tape. JT ht drawing waa an eight-year-old a MJw Of tha hospital, complete with autoa marked outside. An arrow pointed to a win' S w labeled "Mom’a Room". Tha drawing 'aignad—rather shakily, but legibly fMWgh ‘'Love. John." TWflewara were indded lovely. Tha paM m looked ai them often a> eh# talked. But, t t a r l waa jpmathlng-apkclal in her gat# aa Hjwturaad io t h i ’-wobbly drawing with ita MMaaga of love and devotion more radiant Mamthe ftoweri. ^. V/tnd here we’ve been talking about our CliaarfMl Anniversary ■ We can ell be excused If « • felled to ggllbrste February third es s cheerful *nfth sm ry . It wsa on th st date, Ftbrusry 3, R t]I, th st Wyoming became ths thirty-sixth gtsth to ratify tho constitutions] smsndmsnt #hUh m sdo's grsdustsd tsx on ineomts o poH of ths lsw of ths land, Tho tax was dsnounesd as soclslistle and « g '0 usurpation of individual rights. It was pt proposed by Prsaldsnt WTlllsm Howard h odd it did Httla to msks him a popular isidant. Tho Income tsx remains to plagut us>one wants to pay taxes—and when ths to comas to pay them they are even more Itating. Yet we live in the freest land In r‘world. Ws enjoy the best governmant (.the greatest amount of services. Perhaps Should not complain too loudly. Justice MMysr Wendell Holmes once said that ha Mfisidered taxes the price he must pay for ghrjNsatlon. It Is a comforting wny to regard them. At preeent we are paying, also, with IN h r dadawae dollar, to maintain our free- ;:TJ» pries of freedom !a high hnt it la g h lp e r than the burden of slavery. Tha Sanford Harold mother’s lovg for her non. But don't you think that there was a faith in .th e youngster'* heart— knowing that his mother we* secure, welt cared for, yea, even better than aver before—in that big new hospital. •, it tikes much of alt uf those ingredients —faith, love, devotion, beauty, and strength —to make our hospital successful. We believe thnt all of them exist nt Sem­ inole Memorial Anspital. • * • Florida Vacation Two Youngatown, Ohio, aluminum plants suspended operations for a week this Jan­ uary while their entire force of employe*— president, clerks, executives and janitors— flaw to Florida on a weak's all-sxpenxe-pald vacation. Furthermore, employes were paid their regular wages while they were sunn­ ing a t the company's''expense. The Jaunt, part of the firms* employe welfare program, was coneiaved by tha four brothers who own the two firms, because they wanted to provide their employes with an unusual treat. It's possible to be cynical about tha Idea, to contend that the firms were arranging a handaoma tax deduction for themselves or something of that sort. The fact Is, though, that the employes of the Calex Corporation and of tha Campbell Sash Works received a pleasure which few of them would have provided for themselves. It is somewhat hsekneyed lo say thnt this could have happened only in the United States. Rut it's trua. While faw firms fly their firms tn Florida on expense-paid va­ cations, many companies today ara solici­ tous of their workers and try without com­ pulsion to provide them with extra services and benaflts. Too, it would he wonderful tn have those firms providing Florida vacations for their employes send their groups here to San­ ford to enjoy Florida at it's bast. HAL BOYLE . NEW YORK 'A—Uncle Sam la cent over list. A roughly almllar Un la Us meaeratrlbing gold theta daya in the eum will be on hand for the fed­ That's more Uun till President': canyons of New York—and U’a a eral tax collector. budget allot* for spending or much richer vein then almost any* General Motor*, yet to report. atomic energy. It'j mor* than h* t€ V I ' I ' I V M Q t p t i '. • . .'O '* the. OI}e uuu ci co Ju:t 2 ! : v billion Hollar net profit mark—the asaa i«/i <auwiiU wu—cj. ago. In their New York counting Brat auch figure ever reported by than he tike lor buildlag dami aid developing natural resource*. houaea th« nation's b lj corpora* an American corporation. Ita tax U. S. steal*! net profiu InereaiH lions are lolling up their grnaa contribution tn Waihlngton ahould R9 per rent over the IBM figure. profit! fur 1BU. In numerous cates be cloae lo one billion dollar*. But nlne'Mher steel eompatiaa re* the results astound eyen those who Jm l theie three corporations port their profits more this already knew 1U5 was a remark­ alone, tharafore, will be bending doubled during the year. Unci Sam around two- billion dal* able year. With the federal Income tax rate on corporations rising a* high a* 33 per cent, the U. S. Treasury's share of these gross profita la im­ pressive—and the total growt with each day’* batch of corporate Such liana or any of them may Of STATE A P P L IC A B L E earning! reporta, U. S. Steel has just announced b« enforced, at tha option of the WHERE NOT IN . CONFLICT It has aside 3W million dollars CUy, or tha holder thereof, In liau WITH PROVISIONS o r THIS of any manner of enforcement else* ACT, ORDINANCE. ETC: THIS o pay Unela Sam. ‘.The other day Jersey Standard whirs provided In tills Act, In the ACT NOT LIMIT UPON POWER Oil estimated Its net Income after following manner by the City or la OP MUNICIPALITY. All OtnersU (axes would be a record 717 mil­ tho nemo of tho CUy by the holder Law* of the State apeUeshle ta* municipal corporatkMi, now or lion dollars, a gain of Xl.it per thereof: (1) By suit In equity lo fore* which may hertaltar b t enacted clou the Den igalaat the property and which are not In casfliet with on which auch Improvement waa the provisions of thia Act or with tha ordtnaoevs .and raaeultlon. made, or (3) By atilt at law againat tha herosfter enacted by the City owner of ‘h.o properly for judg­ Commlaalon ahall be applicable City, provided, however, that ment or the amount of auch Han, thia nothin* contained' In thia Act halra and the av»r»s*,m*n spend* which Judgment ahall be e lien shall be construed as limiting the ■gainst all tha property of tha power of the City Commlaalon t<# two month* of hi* life ahavlng. "Ilia heard grow* from a 30th to Judgment defendant. enact any ordinance or resolution Part u thrre tMlh* of an Inch a day. It not In conflict with the Conalltugrow* faster in summer than In The option lo u*e the method of lion of the itate or with tha axenforcement herein provided ahall praai provision* of thia Act the winter. "Beard hair* range from .003 lo In no avint be construed to pre­ Section m . That all tawi and .oos of an Inch In thlcknea*. Shav­ vent the use of any other method part* of law* In conflict herewith of enforcement provided else* ing doesn't make the beard thick­ where In this Act or under the ara hareby repealed. er. Age does It. Section 110, That thia law ahall "A ihavo will last longer if you general law* of the state of Flori­ take effect immediately upon in da. whack your whlakeri off after Plieage . and approval oy the breakfast. Before breakfast your Section ITT. PARTIAL INVALI­ Governor, or upon Ita becoming DITY NOT TO AFFECT RE­ fac. Ii still puffy from sleep. MAINDER OF ACT. if any sec­ a law without auch approval. "Blue collar workera today shave tion, or pert of section, of thia .■■Became s lew without tha just as often a* white collar work­ Act prove* lo be Invalid or un­ Governor'* approval. er*, hut they often shave at night constitutional, the same ahall not Filed In the office, Secretary ol rather than In the morinig. h« held to invalidate or Impair Slate, June 13, IMS. "Th Ihickne*! of a man'a beard the validity; force or effect of any (Editor** note: Thia I* the Anal ll no Index of virility." other section or pari of section, atctlon of Your City Charter. The Ml** Schoen say* that Alexander unless it appears that such other Sanford Herald ha a published the the Great wa» probably the first section nr part of section 1* clear­ entire document of the City military leader In order his troops ly or necessarily dependent for Charter nt the City et Sanford, to shave as a military measure. Its operation upon ■ section or Plorida, as a public aervlce tn In­ “ He did It »o tha enemy couldn't part of section an held to be un- form our raadira of the Act^ grab hi* men hy their heard* In romtltutlnnal or Invalid. which la the baale tawa of tha close combat," she explained. Section ITS. GENERAL LAWS City.) Men Leary Of Woman W ith Razor NEW YORK UD-lf there la one i tin grit arrJ start dissolving the i.ie the average fellow feels leant keratin. This should tike at least a i need of a woman'a advice, ft'a minute and a half, robably white he’e ahavlng. “The lather should be hruihrd "But he'* wrong," Insisted pretty on vigorously for three minutes, to em Schoen, who believes she Is sosk the beard thoroughly and disif world's only lady career pog- solve the rest of the keratin, lotomlat. "Moat men don't reelly "Keep the rasor wet while »havnow how to shava proparly — log. Hold the raior at a XMo-30 ren though tjtey do It about 1«,000 degree angle. A flat-toppee rasor me* In their lifetime," I* heat: It I* ant at a U-dcgree Min Schoen, a former Paterson, • Aml *h,v® wllh ,horl flrra .J gride school teacher, got Into ‘ ■'■'I” 1, . . . e field of pogonolomy, the art M« ■ P!'df? ’ki?' shaving, by accident. ' 1" a,w *" "PP,yin* ,,hp U,*fr' "Alwiys shave toward the chin, Wh le working temporarily a* a „ „ „ „ ,he b„ r,, u thk.Ul.,(. shave ode!, she learned Hut executives (h only when cloir. the Gem Safety Raior Co., were taf up the roU|h lpo„ (pressed over the fact so few »^fler , hiring, epply an anilen knew how to get a really septic talcum powder, dean the lava. 8h« iota them on the Idea ralor ^ c|0n*t (jry lelling her tour the nation and ,t (| „ „ lf „ wlll lliy „h>Tp ve demonstration* of proper jo n |e r« .avini technique. In high ichools, M1||‘ SthMn ,, fu[, of b(iM Iore. llegei, office, end factorial. ire a ftw ltfm(l. To prepare for her eereer Miss <*The average bcerd ha* Xi.OOO About 2,500,000 people now live in mo­ bile homes. This house trailer population is enough to make It the third largest U. 8clty, ranked only by New York and Chicago, h-lix-c -4ftMl4 Soap that Is good enough to eat will soon be on the market. It Is made of sugar, flood I That’s another Florida product that will get a boost—sugar. Something must be In the air. We’re be­ ginning to receive those survey and polls, prognostications, and dreams. The mails tre full of political propagands. No doubt that there is something being planned for the near future, Monday, Fab. fl, 198* nd this thing became a sin: for the a want to worship before the one, even S a n —I Kings 12:80. "A* the days grow longer, the cold grows stronger," said tha old folks. Rut stronger, also, grow the thoughts of spring. It’s not too early to begin planning the town claan-up. Seem To Be Disagreeing ►WASHINGTON Ui - President Kieanbower, If ho deride* soon on frhatftor lo run again, may also htvfcto deslds on which ol hia docfar<; te llitan la, Tttty seem In diiairaam ant now on M an ha ran tail whether ha * phyytcally able tn tiy for a see* •sd- term. And ona of tha doctor! Is aNRer is diiigraament with him•eU or for aonta' rreason : : : : r . has ehaogtd his min,| since December. •* Laet Last Derambar December Elsenhower's White House doctor and friend, M iJ. Gen. Howard M, Snyder, and W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long ; Phone 388 we , MT B. Commareial about hla physical condition to de­ cide whether lo run for a second lerm. By mid-February Elsenhow­ er will hive been 414 months peat hia attack. "it lakii longer," Snyder said. * He should have more time—ell the Urn# he needs. He la not In a position yet lo know whether hi can go ahead and hit the ball." At a news eunfaranea Dae. 10 Snyder -waa asked: "At what data will you ba able to pronounce re­ covery? How much longer would Ihe convalescence have lo go?" Snyder said: "Wall, I think 1! 1 war* In tha Prasldaot'i berth and could analyte the situation from h.a viewpoint, from my knowledge aa a physician, that I would not he able lo make auch a determination . . . (or two moolha . . He was asked: "Are you now laying that Jl will be at least midFabmi ry before the President's recovery will ba complete enough to determine whether he would be P- yslrally able to run (or a second lerm t" Snyder replied: "I would say that . . . I wouldn't do it before mid-February . , On Dec. IT, save.: days after tha goydar dawa conference, White bald one and aald Elianhowar’i doctors would make their etuclal lest In mld.Fobrusry. lie ssid he wsnted Elsenhower to resume "pretty much hie full Job" about Ja. • and "four or fiva weeks edded on to that would be the time thst we doctors would think desirable for Ihst more or leas final test." Ha was asked: "Would you think your mid-February examination will datarmlne whither or not he haa mad# a complete recovery?" While said: "Yes. To date he hay made e good recovery. But wn haven't hi{l quite long enough time to he sure of hla final ad­ justments." He was asked: "Do you think you might determine the final ad­ justment In mid-February?" While n id i "U la quite poi- A balloon-borne device that etches mateorologlcal data on a smoked glsss piste 1* one of the latest Instrument* being used In smog studies at tha Los Angeles campus ol tha University of California, Legal Notice And you get that in a IBM Bulck in plenty - from big 322-cublc-inch VS engines that hit new high* in horse­ power and compression, wee And tha higher tho torquo build-up - tho greater the "trr.quo multiplication* in starting and accelerattng-tho better the getaway and response. O. D. PxmU 310E, F ln t Far 10 vein this store hot eenslstaatly observed tha fej. lowing heura: General Insurance a JAMES GUT AGENCY 811 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 L JAMBS GOT JAMEBB.QUT •“* But the power under tho hood must bo carried to the rear driving wheels in the form of twitting forte on the drive shaft. That’s torque —the end-product of your transmission. alble." At another new* conference J u . » White wea asked whether Elienhower Is physically fit to withaland the rigor* of a political cam­ paign and four more White House year*. While replied: It le a "question that his to be decided when I see him again (meaning mld-Fabruary). We will giv« him lha In­ formation. He Haa to make lha Jaclalon himself." TftnuT thing )ou uccil iii a car, of course, is power lo * spark performance. Weekday***, ■ . t i l i l l p o , •atardava • a, m. te Ttge p. m. Closed frees Til* p. m. Retarder m UI » e. m, Mao. Arcodt Packogt STORE So if you want to fe«Uake-off that jeaves'your breath behind you, coma try a ‘56 Bulck with Variable Fitch Dynaflow.* For in this airplane-principled transmission, BuicVengi­ neers raised the ceiling on torque to give you tho best getaway yet .They did it with something they call "double regeneration*—n new way to make flowing oil add to* its own velocity. And whtn you use tho full torque of a Bulck beauty like the one pictured above, you're using the highest torque multiplication to bo had in any itandard-produciiou riwieriftm automobile today. Come see fat yourself what that moans In new thriUa' end new safety. You'll find brilliant flow getaway response in tho ffnt inch of pedal travel—plus greater gai mileage to boot You’ll find aa electrifying new safety-surge of full-power acceleration when you floor tho pedal and switch tho pitch. And you’ll find this spectacular performance blended into the smootheet-traveling, tho iweetest-riding, tho highest-powered and tho easieet-handling Bulck* yet built. Drop in on tit this week-today, if you can—and judge things firsthand. •.Veto Adoenced Variable fitch Dyneftow (i the only Dyiwfiote f ukh bulks today. It Is tfmderrf en Heedeuifer, Super end Caotury—optional el modest eetra teat en the SpeeisL ’ �. \*- ( Mrs. C . Lavender Honors New Bride, ^M rs. John Maddox *" Mr*. Curt!* Lavender honored • ::n n ;r !!!ri tStoV..' Tm . >who w it married Sunday to John Wallace Maddox, with a ultower Thuraday night at her ■fcothe on Oak Av*. Mrs. Lavender wai a i ill ted by Mlu Patty .Walker * Floweri .were used throughout •ythe party roami and games were •enjoyed with priiei being won by I'Mr*. R. A. Slaughter and Mrs. Burke Stdiele. •> i The gifts were presented the 'honoree in a gaily colored wagon "and after she had opened her 'many lovely presents, refresh­ ments of spp]e crunch, Ice cream, mints and coffee w en served by 'th e hostess. . * ' Those invited to attend were ('-th e honoree, her mother Mrs. W. W. Tyros the grooa’a mother, Mrs. A. B. Maddox, sister-in-law of the groom, Mrs. A. D. Mad­ d o x , Mrs. L. E. W a lk e r , Mrs. D. C, Howard, Mrs. Lester Tharp, Mr*. Linda Goeble. Mrs. Mary Mlkeler, Miss Ellen Hoy, Miss Dot Rung*, Mrs. Rung*. Mrs, O. C. McBride, Mrs. G. H. Brown, Mrs. R. L. Harvey, Mrs, 'Slaughter, Mr*. Fred Yeackle, F-Wrs. Roy Wall, Mrs. Eva Bert, 'Mrs. Cart E. Chorpening, Mrs. R: L. Koontx, Mrs. John McLellan, Mrs. George Dague, Miss Linda Koontx. , Mrs. J. L. Wilkinson, Mrs. .Mlnevah Williamson, Mrs. A. G. Jones, Mrs. W. T. Kelly, Mrs. (tone Kelley, Mrs. Burke Steele. .Mrs. J. H. Lee, Mrs. W. A. Hun, tar, Mra. St, Clair White, Mrs. ^Lavender and MUa Walker. - ' Fined W edding Plans Revealed Final wedding plans are being i&a&uuccd today h r L'!;s Betty Jane Tappan, dsugnter of Mr. and Mrs. James Linden Tappan of S t Petersburg and DeWayne Donald Free, son of Herbert Al­ bert Free and the lata Mrs. Frea of Orlando. The riles will take place at the Mirror Lake Christian Church In St. Petersburg Saturday evanlng March 3 at S p. m. with Dr. J. Wayne Draah officiating. Mrs. Thomas R. Montague, Hollywood will be Matron of Honor whUa Mrs. Charles A. Nel­ son, Bowman, Mont, sister of the prospective groom will serve as maid of honor. William Brlsbln, Orlando and Gainesville will be best man and Buddy Blair, Orlando and Lake­ land will serve at groomsman. Ushers will bo Thomas R. Mon­ tague, Hollywood; Billy L. Rowe, St. Petersburg, William G. Cole, St. Petersburg; Edward A. Beers, C. Leslie Hanna, and O. Barnard McAllister all of St. Patersburg. To furnish nuptial music will be orginist, Mrs. Etrl N. Henderson of St. Petersburg and fololit, Mrs. Alfred L. Stephinsoa also of St. Petersburg. A reception will be held Im­ mediately after the ceremony In the Mirror Like Christian Church. Mr. Free Is now employed by Goodyear of Sanford. Limelight On Lyman Card forty Sloted To Be Held Feb. 8, Mayfair Inn A benefit e sri party will ba held Fab. I In the Mayfair Inn by the Catholic Woman’s Club. Starting at I p. m. there will be awarding of pritea Including t 323 bond. Refreshmenta w i l l ba served end a "grand tlma Is planned for all.” Those eomlng are asked to bring their own cards. Tickets are on aai* as the Mayfair Inn, oumillat k Anderson's, and may b* obtained from any club member. Geneva News BY ADDIE PKEVATT Mrs. Felton Perry of Hollywood spent Sunday here with her par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Baxter and family. Mrs. Roy Nichols cam* home Tuesday after being confined to tbe hospital for some time. A number from here attended the grand opening of tha saw hospital In Sanford Sundry. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Maxwell and daughter Susanna spent Sun­ day In New Smyrna Beach. The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Ellenwood and Mrs. George Lindsey attended the W.M.U. meeting In Port Orange Mondiy. Mrs. Ed Fulfond, Mrs. T. W. Prevatt, and Mrs. Paul Maxwell spent Tuesday In Orlando. Mr. and Mrs, Clauds Hakes hid as their guests list week, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Uri. Boy Hakea ol Atlan­ ta, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. David Oldham who recently lived In Osteen are making their home here at the Sharer eottage. Mr. and Mrs. Larin McGill and daughter spent Saturday her* with Mr. McGill'* parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond McGUL They are from Orlando. The many friends of Lucille Baxter will be sorry to hear that she broke her arm while at school list week. The First Baptist Church held Hi fifth Sunday dinner at tha church Sunday with about 33 at­ tending. Vincent Butler and Charles Merritt arrived home last weak after ependtng a couple months In Port Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and son Fred spent Wednesday in New Smyrna. Want a tasty stndwich filling? I T ALVIN WINTER Mix gratad Cheddar cheec* with Well, we're back egaln with chopped chutney. These sandwiches more new* and views. Hope that taste particularly good when they you enjoyed reading our first •ere pan-toasted in buttsr In a column and that you will equally enjoy reeding this on*. Ai til most, other ichoola the most Important and most dis­ cussed subject Is sport*. The boys' SUNDAY D IN N tl baiketbsll team of Lyman has successfully defeated the opposing teams In tha last two games. Last IE M la aaotfcar sstd-t t i w * Friday, January 3T, they beat nary Render dinner m en tip- Mount Dora with a score of ST to ***ted ter your tamfly’e enjeymnt M. Ralph Farina, high scorer with IT points, was backed up by by the AAP gervtee Far ers. It s tor Donald Steven*, tha taam's cap­ tain who played a good defensive Jamee Wright, tea el Mr. end pudding n In mode. game. Billy Lemmnna was second Mrs. J. A. Wright of 403 Elliott Brown half potuu highest scorer In the Mount Dora Avenue li among those Bated for ItfhUyj add tww alteed onlona and game. •brown. Fnak te alia «< sktOatt aid -,3 k * -Tuesday - n%M. gem*- at icholsiUe achievement at Tbe Baylor School for Boys In Chat­ thrawfonrtka pound pork liver, eat la strip* onetalt by tiro Usenet. Fry Umatilla (Jan. 31) almost ended tanooga, Tenn. Ha la listed on iv* Blaster, stlnlag. Mix meeta aad in a tie. Donald Stevens assured the Dean's List which means the sprinkle with two tablespoons lo u t Lyman of tha Ua In the last re­ student his maintained an aver­ pttr and odd ana cap water. Bring In maining seconds of the game age of TS or better tn all subject! botl aad almmer two or three mia­ with two free ihnli the lest 13 for the current six week). ul**. Add fow drop* bottled sauce seconds of playing lime. The Cur gravy, If desired, Season. score was 33 to 81. Backing up For vegetable*, cub* two peeled Farina were Donald Stevens and 'potatoes and cook until slmoat ten­ Jimmy Hopkins who averaged 11 der. Add on* box (rosin peas; cook points each. A t * minute* longtr. Season. Tor a The boys play Klsjlmmee to­ )*aUi serve sUeaeod orange on sliced night. Hope that they com* out •scarole with French dressing. Foe dseaert, mix two cup* water on top once again. Tb* girl* of Lyman, who wero With atx Ublsspooae sestet dry oallk. Icnld te top part o( double on a "winning streak", did not Boiler. Mix quarter asp yellow corn come out on top with Umatilla meet with cue-third eup water; add Tuesday. The team put up a good la toeldad milk, stirring constantly. fight, however, wilh Joan and Cook twenty mtagtaa. Add qsarter Lynn Joyce backing up the teim eup moUssee, three tobiespoeas n r by miking 10 points each. nr, quarter teeepooa salt and half THE JUNIOR PLAY IS ON ITS teaspoon gteror. Four late shallow WAY1 enrquart baking dish. Baha tn modThe books for the Juntor Clsss •rate m i from one te one aad Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Shoemaker oaekalt hours. Rtir unco during play have been ordered and will arrive shortly. The pliy Is en­ of Rego Park, L. t. Naw York an­ titled, "You Can’t Kin Caroline". (allow half ptat or nounce tha birth of a ion, William From what 1 have heard, tha play Leonard Jr. weighing 7 lbs. 11 os. will be quite good and 1 am look­ The young man w u horn Feb. 4. CARD OF THANKS ing forward to seeing it. The play It Is a source of great comfort Is about high-school life. Carolina, to those who have been bereaved who hai been going to a new cloy* too much Information about to realise that friends are think­ achool, la considered to be differ­ It but I am sure it will ba both ing of us, praying for us and ent from the rest of the girls. Interesting and humorous, Soma .Behaving In our sorrow. Ws, ths The boys decide to do something "roving reporter!" have bean go­ family of the late Fred Peacock about It. Plan after plan (alii, ing around tha school getting all taka this humble mean* of ex- however, and they decide that sorts of gossip and stories. If tha pressing our gratitude to all of "you Just can't Use Caroline.". paper is supported by the stu­ What finally happens to Caroline dent*, it Is hoped that It will be­ you. •>* remains to ha scan on March 16, come a regular featura in the Sirs, Evelyn Peacock Lyman SchooL the opening date of thd play, and family, edv. Lyman had an assembly today It might ba a more attractive school In the near future. Some which centered atound the subject of tha classes, especially Miss of safety on the highways. Flori­ North’s eighth gradt, are staging da State Patrolman, Chuck 8auia cleanup esmpalgn. It has gone ders, was a guest at the asiamto tha extent where the students bly. Mr. Saundori, a familiar T.V. of one room are sanding tha tops personality, showed a movie and of thslr desks. I hope that tha talked about tha fine points of esmpalgn will be successful, Any­ driving. Ha gave Important rules thing to Improve the school Is to assure highway ssftey and worthwhile. I hope that in the answered questions that tha stu­ future more campaigns such as dents had. With all the naw cara ths kids at Lyman are getting, this one will be started. Tha sophomore* have also start- the assembly was vary timely. 1 guess that Is all until next sd a project recently; • school SWEETHEART paper, They do not want to dla- Friday, when wa will b* back with mera news far your enjoy­ * SWIRLWAVE ment. Hope that you enjoy read­ for National Beauty ing thla article ai much as our achool sajoya presenting it. Salon Week , (PnAAomdA Fab- 12 . IS Lat our ityllite make you Valentine-lovely with thla easy to eara for and utterly feminine hair fashion. 115.00 ."American GUT By Zotoa Personalized for you $10. $20,00 "So Natural" Custom Permanent Wave »■'«|****»*»<l*»tie*n *•••• $15. Telephona 971 HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK • n e S& o u i . l i- ■ ■ < ,£ f/eganf ,mporfant In 1956 Hair Styles' Says Croup Keep your eye on tha line of your coiffure, U you with to turn heads this Spring and Summer, advices the Official Hair Fashion Committee of Iho National Hair­ dressers and CoamatoligUta Asso­ ciation, which announces that the any, ategant Una Is probably the wo** irnnnrtaet slnile note of (union tiness* in ui> ..ew S-viilawave coiffures. This announcement le being made now In observance o( National Beauty Salon Week, the Get Rid O f Wrinkles With Facial Plan That Freshens Skin If someone would only Invent a wrinkle eraser. (And while they’re about. It, one foe double chins, gray hair and added avoird­ upois.) As we grow older the skin has a tendency to dry. which Invitee little Unci, blackheads and other blemishes. Wa lose that youthful luster and bloom that spells youth. Y«t there arc older women who pride themselves on the no make­ up routine, who like lo brag that aiding it to glide deep Into pores, dislodging dint and grime. It leaves a protective film on the face. Use ■ facial cleanser Just be­ fore bedtime, and of courso wheney*n you remove your old make­ up, It should be applied with fin­ gertip* to the neck, chin, cheeks and forehead. Manage the lotion upward, working it in carefully around your nose, eyes and out­ ward the hairline. Tissue It off. Dial helps keep the ekln youth­ ful. Liquids help keep It clear. Green and yellow vegetables are ■aid to be good for preserving the bloom of your cheeks. Avoiding rich foods, gravies, pastries and an overabundance of sweats helps keep tha complexion blemish-free. Thera Is no batter tonic for tho complexion than outdoor axerclse. Walking at a brisk pica can be tha most beneficial exercise of ell. If women would pay as much attention to removing makeup as applying It, tho skin would show tho effects In a elaan appearance. On* mistake some women mtke is slithering on new make up throughout tha day without re­ moving the old, keeping pores from a good breath of air. week of February 12th which Is dedicated to more beautiful women. The "eaiy line—tho elegant line," these art your two "line" watch words, say the hair fashion authorities of tho beauty profes* lion, who further explain that the eaiy line is to easy to wear, so **5V In fnr Air.i thn «V«*nl line la utterly ietuuiiuc, auiTcmiipletely your own. The line in the new hair fashions is created with waves and gracuiul movements, complemented with elegant touches of soft curl forma­ tions. The direction of the line will be off tho face and upwards at Ihe temples. Soft swirling upward movements at tho nap line con­ tinue this harmony. Another dra­ matic line util be an a*ymmelrical arrangement of hair on the parted side awept back almost aevrrly off the face and ear, ending In a soft bouffant waived effect to cover the ear on the other side. Crown lines alio play an Impor­ tant role In the new Swlrlawave styles. Heir will be artfully waved and molded to id j elegance and smartness to tha turn of the head. In some eases, completely circular scroll waves will ring the crown In a coronet of soft swirls. However, line 1* not alone to give you the fashion Hair you will need for Ihe new hair fashion*. Texture end color, too, arc vital for a riot of richness Is needed to give that feeling of new found freshness which Is part of tho Spring picture. Texture requirements make It Imperative that your hair be vi­ brant, healthy and well-shaped to emphailie the changing patterns of lustre fleshing from the new hair fashions. The calls for pro­ fessional consultation to eliminate winter drabnesi or any touch of dullness from your hair, and one of the excellent new professional per­ manent waves to enhance yaur coffure’a beauty and manageabll tty. Highly expert shaping of your hair Is atso a must to keep Ihe line of your new hair style, and to pro­ voke the lustrous highlights of Its swirling movements. llslr length during this coming season will depend upon Individual requirements, the Important note being a graceful carriage to the hesd and a well groomed and well defined illouotto. However, tn every t i n , the hair length must not reach below the collar line. Mrs. L. Graham Is Attending Meeting In Ormond Beach Mrs. Lorrslno Graham, aseeutlve secretary of the Seminole County Health Association Is at­ tending a conference "This Is Your Life" at the Coquina Hotel at Ormond Beach and will return Feb. in. The TB Office will be cloied until Feb. 13. This a case-find conference and florid* rfinfer»nrc_.if Tuberculosis Workers sem inar an j „di In­ clude, dinners, committee meet­ ings, morning sessions, panel dis­ cussions, afternoon sessions, sum­ maries and general discussions, en­ tertainment, and many other things to teach the workers as much as possible. There will be discussions and talks on chest case finding, x-ray programs, financing problems, tuberculin testings, health edu cation, rehabilitation, and the Christma* seal sale. Films and film strip* will also be shown. DeLand Garden Club To Present Flower Show The Garden Club of DeLand is presenting the "Farads of Beauty" flower show it Its Florida Nation­ al Guard Armory Friday, Feb. 10 from l p. m. until 9:30 p. m. Beautiful artistic arrangements along with Interesting commer­ cial display*, horticultural ex­ hibit*, a food bar. background music and hostesses to answer questions will be among the things highlighted. A wonderful book mart, and con­ servation tabl* will be among the many surprises In store. Entries for the artistic arrange­ ments will be accepted up to and Including Feb. 6. Happy Birthday Patti Glenn Johnson in love with a wonderful g a l . • •> Smart Ladies Make /"fit , . . le the tun* your husband wlU hum whoa you serv* extra meal* for le u money. Follow these tip* to cut down the Most O f Artifice, Sood igh coat of eating and still have tempting goodness on your table: Buy fruits and v iiitab lii that are plentiful. Tbiy cost )•*• and Says Lily Dache usually are la the peak of tbclr aeaaoa which means tha peak of their ■Y VIVIAN BROWN AP Newsfeafnre* Beauty Editor "Tha smart woman makoi the moit of artifice," says Lilly Dache, famous for her chic hats, perfume* and eoatmetlca. She ex­ plains: "If a woman wishes to be un­ forgettable, a pretty dreie and kat are not enough. She must ap­ peal to aQ tha senses with a geod perfume, and t complexion that complameata her fashion scheme." She suggests that any woman ean wear any color ihe likes, providing she remember* to redo her complexion to harmonise with costume colors. That even goes for brown, she says, and even gray haired women can wear It, providing they heighten their complexion color with property blended powder. Mils Dache touts the powder wardrobe making the complexion an accessory to fashion. It works thla way: Eight tins of powder and four powder toners ere pack­ aged together so that with a miniature powder mixture servlog as a wand, you can whip up your own powder to flatter your complexion in from SO to 60 seconds. Four powder wsrdrobet for eight types libeled under hair colors from blond* to dark brown, gray and white are available The proper lipstick rouge, mas­ cara, ayebrow pencil, eye liner •ml eye shadow are listed for each type tool You look up In your Instruction book under yel­ low for Instance, then mix ac­ cording to directions and put the blended power in a storage box and labal It "daytime yellow costume." Fashion fabric color swatches are in the Instruction booklet* too so that an accurate ,*o!:r description might b* noted. Itetf Instruction guide books w'tfc spring end fall colors will hr mad# available to powder wardusers every year. flavor. Add Inexpensive glamour to your maala (or rafreshmtnte) n t h as • iSS T O CATCH A THIEF" * GRACE KELLY •C A R Y GRANT COLOR BY TECHNICOLOR — FILMED IN VJ1TA YMION ■ELECTED COMEDY — “DOGGIE IN TEE BEDROOM" LATEST NEWS — CAETOON FEATURE T in L A T COMFLETB SHOW — M . THE SANFORD HERALD M*b . FA. I, 198$ :------------ -- ‘ ---- 1 Calendar MONDAY TUESDAY Tha Sunbeams Inti tha G. A.’» of the First >Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 p. ra. Tha Eth*l Boot Clrele of tli* Congregational Church will meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Moxlay, 3428 Oak Av*. with Mrs. Moxlcy ana Ji'r*. tmif*to<* <r*••**«•< I Bikes Are Good For Youngsters But ■Dangerous The Daughters ef Wesley S A U .:,;i diet Church will meet In’ MclOnltj Hall for a business and toela meeting with Mrs. Ruth I^ufld quilt’s group as hostesse*. A mar ket basket silo will be held, Tho- Hotic-l"—nVVt« amtarti Garden uiuo mil meet • '0 a.m. with Airs. II. C. Oaka. t r Scott Avc. w<* v The Sanford Tourist ami Shuffle board Club trill have a supper, aqf mcet-nx at 0 p. m. tie* t WEDNESDAY ...v Die Catholic Womans club VO bold a benefit Card Party <at'i p. m. In Iho Mayfair Inn, Every­ one I* asked to bring their qw card*. Refreshments will N served and attendance '|JrizA given. Tickets ire on site at"UA Mayfair Inn, RoumiUats, or fsoai club members. . 4rtrt*. The Catholic Womans Club wi) have • meeting In the Yecbl £Jul starting at 7 p.m. A cove supper will nreccde tbe se Mr*. J. W. Hill, president df th4 Naval Officers Wives Club.MWtt meet with her executive boapf at the home of Mrs. E. J. MUla at 10 a. m. Plans for the Style Show end tea will b# discussed wilt Mrs. II. A. Hall aa chatrjjiad This will be bold March 1 Ip ths Mayfair Inn. When can I hiv* a two-whoel*r? Almost every child U>v*i a bike. It gives power to go places, free­ dom and Independence. Bike* are good for youngsters for Jjiit tha:: reasons. But bicycles a n dangerous, too. Also, all ol Hie U dangerous, We cannot forever protect our chil­ dren from all danger. We must teach them to live as lately If possible surrounded by me multi­ tude of things that might hurt Ihem. Learning te use a hlcycla lately and well Is a good growing ex­ perience aad ana that will help a lot In the wot la distant lime whan your youngster will want to drive your car. Before you get BUI or Mary that cherished bicycle, better un­ derstand yourself the rules and restriction! necessary for safety. Then you have a hoart-to-heart talk about tha responsibilities of being old enough for this quite grown-up means' at transportation. Tha hlcycla needs to ba right for tha child who Is lo use It. A bike that fill tha child is safer than on ana which he can’t quite reach tha pedals. Many modal* have edjustable pedals, handle bars and Mala to allow for grow­ ing. Good running condition Is es­ sential for safety, Tha child must know bow to tighten bolts, keep brakes even, bearing cleintd, chain lubricated, horn and lights In working order. Not only must he know how to do these things but he must remember to do them. Regular parental Inspec­ tion is a groat Jog to th* memory. No passengers on a bike. It’s fun to taka a pel on tha bandal bars, but It Is not safe and must not be donw-"av*n Just this one#.’* On city street* a bicyclist should stay close to the right hind tide of th* street end If there is more than on* bleycl* they should be In single file. There should be ne sigsegging through traffic. Never catch a ride by holding to ■ truck, a bus or ■ car. Reap far enough behind ether traffic to b* able to stop suddenly. Packages or school books should only be carried in a basket fasten­ ed to Ihe bicycle. Both hand* should be on the handle bars all tha time except when making hand ilgnala, •Hand signal* should be used TUURSDAY *f ■4 * Tha Home Demonstration -'vrtit will meet tn the club center* Af 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. J. B. Craw­ ford and Mrs. J. D. Calahdfl as hostesses. The P-TA County Connell wfl meet at I p. m. at Pineereai SchooL A special Founders, fits program will ba held and aQ naw ante In th* county are lnvllid ik attend. «*• » when stopping, turning left '(ft right. •••* Know the traffle laws and'iria•erva them. And, Dad, hei%,n where you need to watch you) step. You cannot require Stevi *n obey lawi that he is ti yoj Ignore when you're driving - y w cap. Tak* great ear* at Intersec­ tions and look in all dlraetlonl before crossing. Give right, (d way to, car* and pedestrians. / ^ Watch speed—never »o fast that a quick emergency flop cam not be made. Slow around.aon nan. No coaiUng downhill unites there Is a full view of what’l j * the bottom o( the htlL CM the rales across before yeti boy the bike, ee that U hf A te practiced natU they ttnuiflf second nature, Make sure the youngster understand! the rearoul for all tha rules, laepect regular ly. Let your child kaow that “ hat there will be penalities for InfrinJU menl of the roles. Be pleasant! firm and consistenL L Try not to worry. Children 1BVS! grow up and carry their own sat aponilbllltici. And above all, 'donV let worry nag you. DINNER SPONSORED BY Danco ANNA MILLER C! CLUB SATURDAY, FEB. 11th DINNER SERVED 6 :30.8:39 • GOOD ORCHESTRA f Tickets 11.90, Includes Dinner PUBLIC INVITED On the day of h w i i m k i m r d h M r ttb k “n»rVU plenty", hart gleeeee Ailed with ho! V-S Jutce. Stnre with a pat of butter »n<t p w catary “itinera". Thaaa nulritiou* Jules* art squesssd haalthfoUy Iron ■ dWarant vagstoblea. Keep than an hand to capture appatltaa at any aaaaon. S-l-r-e-t-c-h your laftovar masts with a can (114 cups) of rich beef her hot baaf b*s( sandwich with irsqr- For example, mahe a doubts dscksr toast and poor wane lacee of tc ■Hess of leftover beaf bstwsso and ovar J Iacis lor the man of your heart) Cheek grocery ads tor llama at special low prices. Do this each weak fast before you do tha waeh * marketing. , , , Head label* on can* and package* aad froian foods to eae exaetly how much edible food you are getting. Us* lower priced meats and Bib to your menu planning. There I# often a plentiful aaaaon (such a* now, whan pork la so reasonable) for the different masts, fowl and Hals. Aagmant a "abort" maal with a piping hot bowl of soap. It warns tha soul and tingles all the way down to tb* to*i and glvae the eater a feeling of well being which mskse him thoroughly enjoy ell of big meet . T . and gat up from tha table humming! l as te love with • wonderful g al ftb *V 1’ ■/ 3r ' ' V' A.*• - J i 1 •' ■ Introductory Offer One UMutlful Opulton* 8 x 10 Photo ANYTHING OP VALUE 1$.. A Regular $5,50 Value FOR ONLY • PROOFS SHOWN • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY TIME ? Valentino On* Offer Per Family LAST TIME TODAY Rains of L in e . I p i • :wv v gs JUST CLIP THIS AD AND PRESENT AT THE NICHOLS STUDIO 110 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD, FLA PERFECTLY SAFE HERIp I,well, pmonal p-p-n. Mntlmenta! tou' venlrfl — they can’t be loat or destroyed when you put them In one of our boxes. Low rentals! ^SAN EO RD Atla n t ic N A n© N 4i B ( A j / t iu t o w u k n t A at �•' . *; ■ ■ ■ ' th e ianford s k iEBB gf 1 ■bff ' ™™■ j • ” •■■ H it 4 M m . Fob. 4, 1»M 8"**° m JH i Is Ahead In Most Conference Races laatfa virtuously, “tout they apeak of K r t—et*M i — daughter. It aeons bar husband bee found—or i dtoerelon elsewhere. And the nether la a*km* thto or other customer for eovtoo. Bka write# "She nevor aa much as ques­ tioned why ha so often felled to eome beta* to dinner, or where be wont an ell thorn tripe." The world, Ana concluded, must be full of triaafteel Ae if by msene of thought traaaleraoce, alia heard the older women—the writer—de­ clare that b eau Fe abounded with them; one bad ample chance to Judge three-sided situation*, how they arose, bow to solve such wisely, If the could, e * • pmblemi ah* laughed a Little—a* The &ut day. following har pri­ well aa bow not to solve them. mary feminine inatinct to proaa T v* seen women make more fool her feathers, Ana west to the mistakes . . . ” eh* declared hearbeauty parlor. Bh* chose the one 1 don’t know how to advisa reputed to be the beet la the dty and, U aa elefant establishment Batty," worried tha mother. T v# oome to one firm conclu­ signified it, It surety must be the sion on the subject of triangle*,* but One antored through a heavy aald har Mead. 'If you’d can to wooden fata, passed through a konr it—" flower and oactue-ptantod petto "Oh, J would!" and thence Into a waiting room "U'a simple. Out, of coum, not furnished with then* chain sad easy. Hare It la, though: If it is at all passible, the wife should hold gay ruga, pottery and baskets. Ana’s appointment was with on, sad try to wut back what aha ■toonla." who both aouadod and essay* to bo loatng. Bh* must never give up unless or until aha baa to.” heneUe Angara which akUlfully "But whan . . ,T" "Wheat Whan the men baa di­ massaged Aas'a akutt "If madam* vorced her, married the other will try to ralaa . . Madams lay book on tha chair woman and bad hie Aral child. Thon ahe'U know she’s licked I" euahJcns, and triad. Betty's mother laughed unhap­ The place was arranged In a series of "treatment” booths; the pily. "I’m etrioua," said the other usual beauty-parlor chatter want across the partitions. F i n a l l y votes. Ana, having ao better advloa, achieving something in the way at relaxation. Ana began to listen meant to try out this bit of coun­ with growing Interest to two par­ sel fibs hadn’t a thing to k m ■be could hardly wait to bo flaticular voices engaged in a spirited lilted el the beauty parlor. Thera waa ea mud* ta think about, aa mueh ta da * iiH ahasd i« rnott confarenee baakatbaU race* today. Th* landing Independent City Bowling Loop will try to bolster blda tor port- •uraett Faiater# wen l-C «l»u a i r Friat tie. wan \ n ito n tournament bertha wMl* Dew Verb Life lee. c*. waa t— San Frinrlieo ibuuta tor i t conMaker's ttuiie l i w « n t lin m r'a fu n ster Ibep * »• * taeutlve vletorlea miners rurallur* Ce. wan 1 The prcuure'i on la *D the team T anas a t a r i m eter* ^ tit* Uague title scrap*, of court*, but Mur*.(i romioy'i RaSiater » |te< the kettla't really bolllnf In th* celery City. m a t * Co. Iio* (if* Souths* iter*, Southern, Atlantic New rork Ufa laa Ce. ra tenure Ca. M»* Coait, Bis Savin, Skyline and Ml* tiatner Mukur'e Mu.le mine !t*0 T1UM HIOH atXOLB OAWIIicurt Valley. Ttmmr'l (USletar Ike* 111 Only.five leader*—nilnota In tha aarnett feint.r. »:• O tr Priat. Ce, lit Bit Ten, UCLA In the Facile cetery Vuxur'l Jlii.ln Shop T»» Cout, Connecticut la the Yankee, New Cork Life Me. Co. TIT Furniture Co, Tie Columbia In Ut* Ivy end Southern ttalhere tMDivtnvat a t n s • a * n r« Sfethodiit In tha Southwest—can fete fuel -itn Ueort* reiol* in* breathe with relative eite. Pete Bukur ct The Independent elub* hive km Martwlek ti* thlnfi a bit sailer this week Hebert Sleela ft* Memphis Stats, however, la an ex* John Hay , jit caption with a date at Watt v». wer*!i *fttite*.t ^ ________ ill flnia, the Southern Conference aTr.n i; l**d»r, tonight Itemphl* s t a t u fti# 8*1 U ilttr a p j. tournament tlock was tamlahed Bill Hartwtek K r.ti.f j, tomewhat over the weekend with Hank naipk Hutbar* it }» a T9-S7 defeat by St. Bonaventur* Carl O v.rdri.t Mhn Har • that left a 1**3 racord. Ddlf.lCteeiihetf ? San Franclico'* Dona hava only "'iW atl,. e j , to meat Collet# of the Pacific to norrow night and Fr#*no St it b‘*w V ark L l f . |n». Ca, t i U t l t i a n Furniture Ca *,n,rl Friday to itrateh their record win Tftwmya lUdleinr ane» *, Bur nine tiring to 44 fame*. St. Francis of Brooklyn, the only other major rapid* by mealing Maryland to­ unbeaten left, foea after No. II morrow. Virginia Thunday, Wake at Bridgeport (Conn.) Wednesday forett Saturday and North CaroVanderbilt, itill unbeaten In tha llna Stats next Tueiday. Seutheeitern Conference after elub- ft. Loult virtually can wrap up b'.ir Georgia H9-» Saturday hit* the Missouri Valley crown thl* the road tonight to play Alabama, veak with twe horn# fames—Oklv th# only other SEC elub without a home AAM tonight and iteonddefeat The Tide (5-0) ipUlal plaea Houston Saturday. Tha BUliG e o r g i a Tceb M W Saturday keni, only unbeaten elub in th* Vindy la T-fl. leaiue, whipped Tulsa TMfl Satur­ Santueky, Its domination at an day while the fading Agglai were end In the SEC, meet* Florida. turpriied by Detroit Al-Sl. Th. Wildcati (Alt barely topped Auburn Saturday tt-ti. In th* Big Seven. Kantsi l ‘el* (1 1) L at Neoratka after eemantIng Its flrit-plee* role with an 11-51 dirlalon over Colorado Saturday. K-Slata and th* Buffi meet again Saturday, thl* Urn* at Co'orado love* Mite (4-1) now a*em1 gfter Ad Soul's Lagers Defeat Slavia 5 The All Saul'* Junior H!*h School haiketbatl teem-won their fourth |*m* Friday afternoon against n fighting team from Slavia. Tha final aeor* waa 31-29. Thl* reversed an earlier aet-back by 81aria. Billy T ula led all acorea with S3 paint*, Tarry Stafiord had *1* points. Kelly Lake was held to three polnta by a tight tone d*> feme hut waa a bljr man on re­ bound* which *Ur ted mtny aeorIny drlree. Alf Soul'* Cetera Journay to Ovlede today. Th# team frtm Hlavl* repre*anted th* It, Luka’s Christian Day School. DGUTPI14 I. All m y O td M a . ) MIOMTV . 'CUICK NOW/ e.nbuihlng Kanta* » n flaturdiy U at Milieurl this weekend George Waihlnglon, toe Aoutb era nmner-up, t* it Furmw, it feurth, tonight. R chmoad, ui third place, tightened the race by uptot­ ting Watt Virginia Saturday U-TA. Blchmcnd li at George WetblaJtoa Thursday. Buka, toe new AOC leader (M) after dlepoilng of ax-leader North Twiv u sta to m ] Y ao o tr »</ bspom wi a n im haa, nav)cM(Nr cocWt HfatJOtiarrir# I am or. m *kov, 1in tmi so n ar kiNdoon pmiNPoeauaH k . j p m ipeunnip/ V doanoH f wa \ NOD HDUg T------ Z A uncJCaSickaV. irarvnoxocfi NOW, CANTAIN! vvuv, Nou n* gueviN O ..** . . . twact ^ HANOdOtiB WiNKANP tnPANPVgUOW a n p vygwug -rm iw tp gm atrycyvA T > lata minute* of the game. la tot fine) . 3t aoui u s* through with two potnta to tea we contest* N « r Fleming -M Itlil Oviedo team with U point* Kiy Etta* followed with I t Friday’! play waa the U ltra gular gama>ef the ieaioB'M we toe tourney atari! Feb. 0, f. *5. and U at Mt. Dora. The Ovtode boy* ere aeeded aa e« * h jW U | an 111 won loat record with Orotw land flrat touting of I H c«f*> enea record. WCIL HHflW Carolina H-H fltlurday, run* the ’’d e n , The Oriedo Liana overpowered v*M* th - Vtwttl ~r * T K !; T *• *3• M flu* **■*»*•# a l|h t by a aeore of T1 to SO. Coach Ulkler'a regular quintet only play­ ed hall the fame. part of the coateat waa foucht by what will probably be the ’M’AT basketball team which In­ clude* Carl Fabry, Andy Duda. Ferdinand Duda, Luther Duda and J in Hill. Coach Silkier alao utad Myron WUHe, Raymond Silk­ ier and Freddie Alford. The hall ended M-1S and the Oviedo boye led ell the way. Keith Malcolm and Ruben P rin t tied for hf|h aeore with IS point* each. Robert Godwin bailed 11 point* for the loiinf home town i m p . Luther Duda. who win probably replace Capt. Ray Fore naat year at iuard. and hU coualn Ferdinand Dude did treat Jobe In their peallion*. Andy Duda alio ahowod tome promlilni ta in t. In the |lrlna tame the Ovfedo lanlaa ware defeated by a nar­ row martin of II-4*. The Oviedo tlrls ware eompl*»*-ly outieored in the first quarter with St. Cloud racking up II point* before the vlilton got two. The home team led all the way until the third quarter. Even thoujh thin martin aomettmaa waa not more than three point*, In the fourth quarter, Kay Etta* moved back under th* foal and halped by lout thou from P atty rieminf th* imalleit forward on the team, brouflt the Oviedo flrl* up to tie with th* opposition. From that point flrtt on* team forfed ahead and then the other. Th* loi* of Nadine Boitlck on foul ihote in the lett quarter (poll­ ed dltaiter for her team In the ■ ) TVg H i n t THI y A«TTlg/ INPLASH S r CAATAL o* THA n i COUOCl 0# MONdO. dOVggNCEX BV OUt . HfLN TOO SOON.'y r tAkg a nn*T ano A IT l»... THI W R » * r XIHUDCM IB Ma c t IN AZUTA'g haw*, wi can t oar to «ooo fhew • MJCTV TUAT BHACK, FUTTOl NO fiFMM IN ■ U K —7 MlNNIg KNIT row At*,.,I j FgiUCI tAKiUf i* t 's \ w You #/WAaBAl* Buy A Brand Naw Cur? Save Monay Whan You Do Jt? Than Wo Adviat, You Scrullnlu Our Dm ) Before You Do It* "Sato Dollar* At HoBera” 1956 C H E V R O L E T • P sm eager Custom Sedan CAJIIUJIITOR S4YIS •AS I f "JIT-IN#" Car owner* who are uniting money and not getting proper g u mileage due ta over-rich mixture# will be planed ta leant of a Wlaconaln inventor who has de­ veloped a very clever unit that gave* guoUne tar "Jet-Inf and Vacu-matlng. ft Is automatle and operatei on tha euparcharge principle. Easily Installed In B $300 DOWN_______ $50.92 P«r Month ( n te p l Baaday) IN DINING ADVENTURE SEM IN O LE PARK The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— EVERY EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS 00MPLET1 DINNERS FROM «1AS —DntlCT!OHB— &%r*s jfW flissLtfar a CoDUlou A iRgUTABM on LIFE RACEW AY "Tha Country Club of Trottlac TnckaM PRESENTS r Incloden Fir*. TWt, % avs W HY N O T GO 1st CLASS? 1st In m Im ! . lit In Vtlue! 1st In Safety! OPEN EVENINGS TUX 9 O’CLOCK HOLIER MOTOR SALES BAY! POIXAM ut HOLLIES n w u W 4 • lM t * tu I l f fu te k te �w . . “ '»•«.>• •. •■< ' U .'.tJ? : r-'.,'-'iv ■ ■* r 1' W A N T •V If It a Wftrth A if th lii " B A LL R E A LT Y RAYMOND M. CALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKERS 8. D. Highlcyman, As sort ate 294 South f ark Ava. S I , 000.00 W A N T AD RATES T h # F o llo w in f Rates * r « now Sr effect -— *•-nig 11a kflla flC Ik f i t Lint fa* Oaa Iniarttei, p*r U na for Thraa lnaartiena For Ulto for H jo Inaortloma Tor lin o for Each 11 U- MINIMUM RATEi Ml MLAKA APARTMSNTB: ,ne»i. r y h i u Sells.’ 114 W. Ylrat I t ReAswaf u i Baby M > jtb—T*L 105. jPCrtrtqro*Ciat*r US Wart T in t ’Apia.' • Realty n r Deaira r t Apia. Phone XT. ^TURN. Efficiency Apt. 1T « South City U m lti. sfumberland Lottrt, MrnCIRNCY Apartment. SuitahU for bachelor or couple. l « team heel, private bath, ihow 3\ CovoslenDy loeatad. Aeroei ,^een Port Office. lnqutrj Man­ ffiraai Dept. Store, r «uel e l Jtcobton J VURJQ3HZD Apt. Pull kitchen and , bath. AdulU. MO. see Manager 1 after J p. ra., 407H Weit l i t St. THREE ROOM furnjahed Apartm e a t MOO MellonvlUe. Purniehod Apt. Pb. 433-W. * —-------for am- 'w s S K - r ^ W i ln- larmetion, 1013-W. BACHELOIl Apt. ground floor. I l l Palmetto Phone 2392. SMALL unfumlahed apt. Call 3147. LARGE Water furniabed aliigle Apt. and llitliti lurnlslied. Phone 49-J. 1 V w o ROOM furnished Apartment. 310 Mag. Phone 312 A. K. RoiI setter. THREE roonacompletely furnish­ ed Apt. 31a P ilm e tto , Ph. 2392. TW0 BJ5DH0 0 M House. Kitchen , equipped, circulating healer, ' hot. wgter healer. Prinfle 9131. t 51. A?e«rfy C-mjmjy Phone 1199-A. B. Pateraon.Brokar Aisoclatea • A. B. Pateraon Jr., P. J. Cheaterion. Garfield Witietta. John Mdscb. R. W. Wil­ liams, Hatcl M. Field. A. C. Doudnty, Land Surveyor. DOWN RED-I MEZ CONKRETR Mraela Oanereta Ca. 2N Rim Ava. Phone 1333 ADS * i / J A* ' APRC9A9 SRRV1CR1 -1 INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Wnt. H. Murray 1111 Celery Ava. Phone 1841-M QUICK CASH lar PunUtura. Add- .Cioaad Sunday and Wedneaday tag Maahlsaa, Typawritari, Out­ PLUMBING board Motor*, Boils, Super Trading Pose Om mil* South Contract and repair work. Free P hone 3017-W. on 1T-N. “ estimatei, R. L. Harvey. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1828. —Factary Yew- to SALE — at 711 East Lake, IDEAL Business location. Store FOR Aluminum Longwood. Two-tenement Franu front with 2 bedroom living Venetian Bllnda House. Large lot, furnished, gar­ quarter!.. Block construction. age. Low price. Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom >7.300. rail with pintle ends. Plastic or rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon Per yoar Raat aorta. TSU . Calks a r t SdHkarlk G k m m 4 M a t Ca. IN N. Park A n . I Bedroom Corner*a Black 119-114 Wart and M. Phone 330 VA — >223 Down Payment NEAR NEW HOSPITAL IU. Par Month P k I Used furnitura, appliances, tools, Three bedroom home on 2 lots. Kitchen Fully Equipped etc. Bmtgbt-soid. lu rry ’s Mart, Total price only w.soo. Can be Art fast ut choose colors and tile, B l Bast lit SL Phone 1931. bandied for *1,300. down. A. K. Shoem aker, B uilder Phene INI Juat completed masonry con­ IM S. Path PI 170. structed 2 bedroom Home for >7,300. Terms, SC Casa with Harrow and Front Cultivators, NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL VA FINANCING available. Three ■ RRT TRACTOR CO. Three, bedroom home on 2 lota. Bedroom home, large corner lot, ■w ar 17.92 Baulk Fenced In yard for children. eatabliahed neighborhood. Not a Trfex and nice ihrubi. Total project. 1100 Mellonvilla Ave. HEATING price only >10,200. >1,500. down Phone INI. Floor Furnace* and Circulators will handle. H. a DOPE CO., INC. LOCH ARBOR A few loti left priced at >TM. A up READY FOR OCCUPANCY M booth Park Ava. Phno* 144* >2.730. DOWN will buy this lovely Robert A. Willirru, Realtor Three Bedroom Home with U S E D Playground equipment. Raymond Ltmdqulrt, Aiaadat* Phone 337. Fireplace, 1W Tile Baths, Phone 127) Atlantic Bank Bldr. Screened Porch, Carporte, Utili­ ty Room. Attractive residential USED FRIGIDAIRK In escellent section. 112,000. mortgage at rendition, >100. 2301 Sanford, Whether Buying or Selling, It will 3%. Ph. 134. pay you to tee Homes —Lota — Acreage I. W. HALL, REALTOR, L aura R. O ilnr «1 VARIETIES PANELING PWmda State Bank BuikiiU Registered Real Estate Broker Nallva and Foreign Wood*. "Call Hall" Phone 173*. 2M1 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVR See Thtm At Phase 1339 SharmaR Coacrata Pip* Co. TWO Bedroom Houae. Ph. S2-R. Oot Waat mb SL Phaaa 24x> FURNISHED 3 Bedroom House. May he seen at 104 W, 10th St. T A N G E R 1 N .E S - Reaionabl* 2415 ELM AVE. Call 714-W. 1014-M. Immediate possession no this scml-prctrntinui 3 Bedroom 40" GENERAL ELECTRIC stove, spacious home, Kitchen equip­ IMMEDIATE POSSESSION slightly used. laKiks like new. ped, Blinds, Heater, Oak Floors, 2 B. R, Phillips ,home. Florida >73. Phone 1(08 M-2. Tiled hath, Jaloaled porch gn Room, Kitchen equipped. Rede to make up this excellent of­ corated. Waxed Oak floors. BURROUGHS Cash Register end fering at 110,800.00. Compare Adding Machine, like new. Owner selling equity. Phone 3138. with others and you will rePhone 1630-J-3 cognlie It's value. Surrounded by excellent ncJghhnra. 4"; mnrYOUNG pullet* and laying hen* tgage of J88S0 ran be assumed, NOT A PROJECT! Phone 24IB-J. with down payment arranged to responsible pgrty. We have the I Cu. Ft. Xelvlnator Refrigerator. key. Exclusive! BUT— Homes of Real Individuali­ Good mechanical condition. Rea­ ty: Brittany Tarm Homes, Early sonable, Jlrsa, East Shore, Wild3 B. R., 2-Baths , CB construction, American, Ultra Modern, Conmere Lake, Longwood. brand new, >323 down plua do l­ venllnnel A F r e n c h Colonial ing costi, types. Window 8111a — Lintels Flue Block* — Cradle Blocks Seminole Realty .BUILT On Large - Landscaped Greaaa.Trapa —..Dry Well*. Miracle Deaerate C# W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEilO Lots: jn the beat of neighbor­ 309 Elm Ava Pb. 1333 INI Park Are, Phene 27 er 143 hoods. ■ *i»-» i * J Illli-H ARnCLEa WANTED W H. "Bill" STEMPER COMPLETE with all the features _ Raaltor — General nsurante you ha«> dreamed iboul such Higheat CASH, TRADE-IN price* Gertrude R. Dlagfelder, Associate as colored General Electric ap­ pud fur used furniture. Call Guy Alien, Associate pliances and colored plumbing 938. Wilson-Maler Furniture Co. Fheat 2122 l i t N. Park Aye. fixtures. 311 E. Ut St. TO RENT- Hospital bed, Ph. 9.11)11. DOWN Nice counlry home with citrus AND sMilsblr at rcHsnnable 3002-.I, prtres with the beat financing trees and shade. A with minimum down-pay TWO WHEEL trailer any condi­ Complete price 33,000. tion. Thone 413. ments. Roan L. Paylnn, Broker Aanabelle B, Hendefann, Associate !• HELP WANTED 19 Alberta J. Hall, Asaedate Wellborn C. Phillips JrPhone 2871 17 32 at Hiawatha SALES HELP WANTED - Full Since HMD. Sanford's Leading nr Part-lime. Firestone Store*. Builder of homes for over I.M0 I 2o.oo dailv, Sell Lumiunu* D.wr people. Sales Office; Lillie Venice Plele*. White Rrcvc*. Alllelioro. In Loch Arbor. 21a**. Free daniple A Details. ________ PHONE 13*1______ t*A HELP WANTED ilemalal l*A ONE TWO-STORY Pour Bedroom ^ Home. Corner 27 SC, 17-92 Hwy. • South;' Phonr 1210. 77 HAVE NEED for location for UNFURNISHED three bedroom IS,50(1. PER YEAR Supermarket, national rhain L house. M- Labe -Ie*sup, Kllcheq store. Prefer site In auhurhs, WOMAN SALKS MANAGER R equipped' with electric ' »lnve, Snuthslde. What Is your offrr, National Organiullon need* local ■ refrigerator washer and d o e r. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3 Need 80,OM square feet of land. woman in managerial rapacity r Phone JWM-lt. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED Slain aaact prim and location in for Sanford and surrounding area from >11,100 to 113,000 . PHA T H R E E NICELY FURNISHED firat lattar. P. o. Box JOM, i t once. Flexible hour*, no ranAPTS. 1717 Park Ava. Ph. 1743-J Orlando. vasilng, delivery or rfillecting. and VA (GI) Financed. Car n*ces«ary. Previom experi­ NEWLY Decoreled four room OIWAM & TUDOR, INC. ence Hireling public hrlpiut hut ARTItTUM PUB RALH home, screened porches, fruit not necessary. Write giving pre­ Buildcri of Finer Homes for ... tree*. ' IIM-Jr «■--------------------- --------------------- f >4- 9 RRAL RRTATR FOR RALH $ I t 's W * rth A d r « r t l * l i f !■ CLASSIFIED ADS -» RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Eiectriral Contracting and Repairs TV 8*rvica Canter Bcndlx and Crosley Appliance* 112 Matnolla Ava. Ph, 113 ENVELOPES, tattarheadi, state■•ala. tnvoleea, hand bills, and p ro g r a m a , ate. Prograaiiva vsra A •• - « Hqusa cleaning, wtnnowa, walla, Floor*. D. C. Caldwell, Phone 1149-J. Coatracttag and Repair IM7 Sanford Ava. Phone 1113 I N,T E R t (J R and EXTEIIKIH Painting. Paper Hanging. Phone 3018-11. Rufrum A Walker. INCOME TAX Prompl Service 202 Woodruff-Perkin* Bldg. Isi si. 14-B— INWRANCR -14-1 Rate* to Poiiryboldera J*kn wntaiM Ina. Agarntr 817 Boatoed AdanSte ~ M wriwo >7—Atm*MOBII.KA-TRAW.EB>* It will nay YOG to is* US before you buy. Open Evening* and Sundays. Kaatiide Trailer Sates, Palalka, Fla. FOR SALE- '34 mmlel Mobile Cruiser Trailer. Dreatnwold Trailer Court. Phone 2220. 19- AUTOMOBILE BRUMEBR II CARS BOUGHT BOLD TRADED Roy Reel’* Used Cara Sanford Ave, A iltb SL I» -___BOATS MOTORS kl'MI h .It* kill i.m* « 11 itr.in h i* 11IMJ I U 7 Jit 1'tin l;IS I .J 't *110 * JO |O.I*0 I I inn Hits t«- - l» YOUR EVIN'IlUliK DEALER OFFERS . tv r'ttaauKi. a TUrairt No Rotlom Cowl UNPURN. Collage. 3 room* and bath, hitchrn equipped. E. A. VanPleet, Molnar St., Igingwood. ^TW O Bedroom furnished home. Apply Garage Apt. 113 W, 19th 3 BEDROOM . HOMES 1- R - WANTED M> BUY - * :« C.B.S. CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floors — Tllo Halhs 1'avcd Carports — Jniulalcd WANTED—Fruit on tree. Small >7101 cropi. 30 boxc* and up. Call COMPLETE 2221. Whelchel Grove Service. T eal ESTATE FOR HALE 1405 DOWN C. J. CROCKER - Builder LEAVITT * LANSDOWNE ORANGE CITY, FLA, Cirloon l ‘arnlv.1 Cannon i »mi>m » ..l-i.r - Nsna • H|«iris l!rru|.*vmi. Uumrt Tim. Inr Ci,.|i|>v Th. Ur.altal lir.ma J nhn U* Ir N»w i llnl.ln llund lni\«l rtliow Uimrl.m.n cluh Voir, ot yirfalona ! l.n v * l.u c v l.t.m txr llrlila till l'ai.,1. Mahl Naw. Ilanurt I’alil I’.a . Uhnw OFFICE fcWHFS*K^V -U HAYNES Office Machine Ca. Typewriter*, adillng machine* Sslci-ltenlal*. 314 Mag.. Ph. 44 24-HKAllTY P A R M iR N -24 Material!. ) loo ou IM Kail 2nd St. Thane 543 7U H. M O N ATWATER I83.IXP III II. JOHNSON .. 289 03 For ALL Your Scanty N'i-’U, rill AiTKACTiVE Three Bedroom FOUR Bedroom Home—3VM down, dome. 19,000. includes appayments >37 a month. 1919 liaaeoj, «>. large lot with treei, on Summerlin Ave. Ph. 1023-M. !|ty aewer. vA Imured flnancig. 9200. Down, 134.00 monthly Alexander A Stringer Lpaymeot. Principle and Inter- LOWELL 8. OTHER M er - Phene till It 2291 I. Orlande Dr. - ’ 0 ACRE FARM' • C t . . . .‘1,(1 u .d 1 w ell,-N ice 3 i Bedroom Home, garage, barn i amalt tenant house—could be I planted id eitru*—an excellent 1 *1 919,300.00. requiring 219,000.00 down. Crumley 117 So.'Park ECHOIC BEDDING CO. Chair Clearance 0 — Simmons Bed Chairs Values In 899.93 YOUR CHOICE ............. >31.00 X. 4th I k • VI * AH mao lock |n»lrt tl)» IMS 11;«y IS IMS IJtJn 12:0 I Dll I 2: IMI MG Jt)*G J jn 2:0 Fro 'o f r t m M i R f n t ■Avi N * wt> 1Vfktlitr Th« MnfftlriK 8h»iif <*a|tl»Ut K rtftflTHrun T»«l stss- PRttwPrt ■Ah lino H ifn * n n F r o i r a m \V#Bthtp K r n i i K f>yhc« f h n w Film Krir 1 ttn • ID T.hii ?‘:i 1 1* <in* • it A in m jn Ia. I* HU*! Mite J .e w I i hr»li I'rnnlty III t'Vt - dim iro u tl il w ilh « II 2 IS H«Mrrh f o r T o m o r r o w ( lu M l) lf l.lKhl J r ,k F mrt ffltov l« It. ELGIN 2U H. MARTIN, $300.75 New motor .. >183 00 23 H. JOHNSON, 1033 Mode), very fait $223DO Alvi many motor* turn down lor used parts. Iteaionshle. tin Hale White They |.a«t! Naw 1933 Medal KVINRUDKS 23 H Fiae. Starting Big Tw in..................... $460,on 23 If. Klee. Demonitralor tiicd about 33 hmir* . . $383.00 13- LAUNDRY One hour • Wash and Damp Dry One hour '.j • Wash ami Dry Fold Finished Laundry Sanitonr Dry (.'leaning Southnidt Laundromat Sauth Side Foodmart Bldg, lot East 231k It. • TIIADK-IN your old Boat, Mo­ r tor or Trailer. —Sclccllnn nf Iloal*— L Gins, .Mahogany, and Gailnr Trailer*. Aluminum B E R W IC K N a n o NKftVICR L. Sill—Piano Tachniclan Phona 2164. Route 1. Sanford • Also several used Boat* and 2b— Trailer*. RESTAURANT —29 •Bee (he New Kxiurutle Line fur '26 21 LOOT AND FOUND LOST—Dark Brown Wallet con* tiining Important paper* to aw • ner. REWARD, Call Mri, Dili Lin* at 1*21, 9 to 5. tin t C' N To r w r v WELCOME • r r K H s m in i Sl'iiil 9• Cluh Hiii'Bi ip*n * ll* n n r t |>**iit 1 .,1 'v in lB A N « w b M i *Ir • 7 11 TO SANFORD a Naval Personnel'..: M l c ir v Will You lie Our GuM^f 7 3»i tVe k-tve leaird mm* wir ilnurnt at the beautiful ZBzi Marl.ou Motel 1Itr 3m f t lull,* l i n t I I ;I1D 11 Ll'rlo* h. 11*|H»r « Hr IS J.*•t« Hlioto 12.10 A MO Thne T IK M II4 ? * IS ?;0f> 1:00 K K n f f r c i* 1.00 Of *n Hoitif » i|S oppii l l o u t i In:M'l t l A r r r jio o r * 10:1)1 A i l ' tr ili» d fr# F II Li A n r f lm lf r it f 11 JO H irll» * h I t l t i 12 II Ve 11r n t l.rt!v For a period nl 4 diyi, t« Naw arrival! at Our "Jf Nival Air Station ' *• STOP by and Pick np YOUR* Key at the -ffica of' . A r r r .u n n n ii III’! l.ot* nf l.lft Odham & Tudor, Iniv I 1L H*a rch for n m o r ro w »: u OnM ■ Lip hi n V l r f.'t (in * J ir k "Riillilcr* nf Flna HnmeV* ~ 2633 S. French Avenue ‘*v* lU iN ir l Lov* HI i r Mo til. g (.« 4 T f Rooms are avallabfi~ Absolutely Free HORSISG T p *I l ’« U * rn M o r n i n f Hhnw v. J { i i U 9 * | j i ;l jf A N D Q U U O t N G N E E D S r* SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. OM Want IXth BL DENMAN 21 4lii.li- a t ll.trittitn I t r i f i ln i o n a clou* K x . n l a a M n .t r D ial "M " Knr M-itla S . a h i t i n ........ I n t t t i Nallnn * it * H a n r . i l r o * a l l a m a tVItti llu|rta K I n iiie ■:•*<» Mri h iti*r b u r ♦ IS N#trP( ‘■ ’ Infill 4 Jo On T«nr A r i n u n f w m mi rv r i m s K i . M IIM M T y do Th* n h y ih m Hour Wrirlil a t a i l KVHNIKD .Marhat l l . e n r i ■OMI Twiiiabt kunaa • so niM.rt* Mwuk W l u i ' t V n u r T r o u t ili M trlko I t IIU-It A r iK H lO O II V n ltn n t l.R d y t * l\ « of I >l f B I *4>v f FUo i y ito i-trt g . K lim F i r i !H« F f v i i/ r lA s m s n t,*o K iu iitn .K , k u x im arrt'.HNima TIRES V M. G. HODGES tt—RLBCTEICAL S*rvl«* on All Watar FumpaWalla Drilled - Panne Paala Read Phase IN FRIGIDAIRK appUancea, aalai and aervlca. O. H. High, Ovlado, Ha. Phono F03 33I3 or Sanford 1842-W after 8 p. m. INSTALLATION of Unoleum, Car pita, TUm . Sanford Llnoitua A Til a Co. 137 W. lit BL Phone 1917 EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapes-Upholstery and Slip Cover!. Piaait Workmanihlp by Master Craitamen. You'll Lika Our ftaaaonabl* Price*. STANLEY KULP: Phone Oviedo — FOrest 3^3108 Monteith ORLANDO Sentinel SUr, Call Ralph Ray, 3150. phone 772 Mather of Sanford ALMOST new, 2 B. H. masonry Far lattar Plumbing houaa, largn icraanad porch, nice­ m m i R. let a t nm ae iar See or Cifl ly landicapped plat, city watar and aeweri near new hoipiUJ. W. J. KING un III Ptgmhiflf, Rraaby Heating Real Estate • Insurance Mri. LeeriM Messenger, Aaaee. 117 Magnolia Ava. Ph. 29 10—Swivel Pltifnrm Rockera Foam Rubber Cuahiona. Up. holilered in Dupont Nylon. C. A. WHIDDOH, SR. Regular >19.93 Value ........ fu . V. R. DwgUM?1Rnbr E.^WflUami 9 — Siesta Swivel Platform Rockers. Small modern daPh. S B l i t 3. Park elfn. Regular >39.13 value >44. A RRAL STEAL 27 — Occiiional Chair*. Many Two Radroom House. Kitchen itylae and cotori/Reg, fll.99 equipped. Corner lot. Near school, town and Churches. t ..................................... .... >4700. Call 1059-J for appointEasy Terms •ment. rrfca >7ioo, 1:10 ■'IB-On 7(IS |U«lEft TH II mI.IM J |«9*ae| • on Mia u* A AII PR I in Id 4 Kurd tu t | |.m* Ltu » >120 HI (Open evening* by appointment i I» m in ll r l il a |)l:im HI u ill it ftn * i to H Lightning MERCURY IlGOUu lln rric tt’a Drnuty Nook 16 II SCO IT-ATWATER lt)3 So. Oak Ave with control! ................ 2130 93 Phone 971 licit .Shrimp on Earth ........ $lDo Finance Plan * vious business experience to F. Southern Frlrd Chicken $1.23 RODSON Hporllng G oow F. Noble, Empire Craft* Cor­ Dinner* in-a-Rux (lo gm 73c • $2.30 Eviarude Salai A Service ANGEL'S EAT SHACK poration, Nawark, Naw York. 344 K HI 91. Pboae *•* State. Sanford Ave. at 33th St. Phono 1)140 King Sign Hollywood Bads Twn Walfraaaea nver 21. Apply in 12 hi. Runalxml and Mark 20, Guaranteed tu Yrars < an be *ccn next in I„ik« Jlary person In the Seminole Drive In, 90 X *0 Innenpring Mattress School. M X 90 Box Spring.......... 9199.30 901 East P in t SI. H*adboard (Decorator Plastic) i j A A R . 2 ‘" A £ I^JJJJSgjniR M JJbjA P^O egd^l Unflnlahad Furniture E s a s ■ ftSm TY W TP P * »m L ItlMMl If i ' . uri ' l r i AMI) 3 Drawer C hest.................. >13.30 4 Drawer Chest .................. 17.50 I3.IM.I0 WAS PAID to John Brit* Buy your Furnllure at Rerry'i Warehouie Furn., Co., at 901 W. In faw weeks, qROW MUSH 3 Drawer Cheat .................. 19.3U l i t SI. All nalionally adv. fur­ Vanity Table ........................ 9.30 ROOMS. Cellar, abed. Spare, full Nila Stand ............................ a.so Uma, year round. Wa pay 13.30 nitura at warehouie pricai, Mr. and Mri. Drawer ........ Jt..v> lb. FREE BOOK. MUSHROOMS, FOR SALE—Living Room and RedBoekcaaa Bad ..................... 24.30 Dept. 731, 2934 Admiral Way, room Suites, Dinette, Rerfrigfr(Twin or Doubta) Seattle, Wash. •tor, Frlgldairc A|d. Stove and Student Desk ..................... 24.30 Chain. Phone 218. Bookcase ............................ 1230 Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 FLOOR U i d a f aatf fhdaklM "Bad'1 Bamberger, Mgr. fla a ik f, wamag. ia n k g SamiOpen Monday'* ill 9 p. m. M b County sine* 1923. H. M. Gleason, Lit*. Mary, ' rilg IfM ir TI KKII4 T MUH1IHU e iisn u AUvsnlur. « :th t'hi-l* VV*li 3 H. KVINRUDE Evn-Ileaii Jlenuty Shop ZKPHYH ............................. 150.00 3 II. S(’tPIT-ATWATER >82.SU REST m Workman,hip a n d i t , MERCURY. ! >• me Par iff 1.10 llah Crete, 1:ltl llrlshl.r Hur TELEVISIO N Bunk Bndn Florida Living. APT. 3 rooms, bath, screened Complain with Lmeriprlag Matporch, hot and cold water furn­ galai Offlca—JUS So. Preach Ava. trcaiei, Ladder A Kell, (can be ished', private entrance front used as Twin Bedsi 889.30 Phonn 2100 or 3990 and h ac k ,'g a s'h e a l, attic fan, antenna for TV, private park­ ing car. Adult*. Can be teen 9-1. ISO. Phone 5JI-J. * U99 M 9 r u W b m M SEAT COVERS For All Cars BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS "Coma beet Kara—you taw hen* ruitlarr \V«'ll he here todny ami lo* morrR*’ too, to help you with your bulldintr probleniH- Don't delay, cnll on u« todny— for Information and an catimale. CUHTOM k l'H HI) PROMPT INSTALLATION Strickland* Morrison, Inc. (0 QUALITY • • ROAD HILL LUM BER 8. SUPPLY YARD (htsfnrd, Florida Phono 200 SEKV1CB EASY BUDGET TERMS FULLY GUARANTEED USED TIRE HEADQUARTERS Hunt-McRoberts, STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TUM PHONE IM I — �I n a tu r a lly /. Fwigweo-wowAt. 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I' f t i r n d o a C l e r k nf l h a Cfyault C o u rt K arlrla llnuahnldtr A t t n r b i v fo r J ' l a l n l l f l l a Ia Wit, i ’- n n o* J* a 'o i Nki*'” Hao to id , F l o r i d a . i' P if a n d a n t . f u u a r a b a r a b y r o q u l ro d a n d d l■ h i. row n iT o m k ro eto d l a a p p a a r b o f o ra th o abov o C o u r t a t H anford . F l o r i d a , an t h a IN T H U MAMK o r T H U HTATB O r Mr. (X B. I.*# I* a m a r i n e tb fa no* l l r d d o r o f F o b r u a r r . H U , a n d flto rum iiiA tic* * n * i n o t hi* w l f a w h o h»* da* y o u r w r l t l o a do fonoaa. If a n y you T U l K H A N C IH H o n iN R O N a a r t a d hi m . Ba It k n o w n t h a t ha b a r * . l a t h a o ald o u lt a n d a n o r A d d r a ia a n d r a a u la n r* u n k n o w n w ill b a t b e r a a p e p a l b t a f o r a n y b o f o r a a a l d d a t a d o l l v o r a copy Too i i < b a ra b y r i 'iu lr a d to and „b l* I n r u r r t d i n t h a n * m a o f Mr#. t h a r o o t t o t h a a t t o r n e y t o r th o P»or la lb * l l l l l o r C o m p la in t Ilia d U, fi. LAO, Mr*. K d a a r I.#*, Mr*. p l a i n t i f f , l l o r m a n F. Mnhr, I IP C n a - h a n l n a i a l n a l y o u In ilio a b o t* C h a r l i e l : d * * r i*aa or K va U I-**, w a y R o ad , O r la n d o , F lo rid * . F a l l o n iu lo d r a d io nn n r h a fn r* ih o l i l b o r any ablla*tlnn* ateda by a a y a a a o u n o t , b o a o a a d a e r a a p ro eon* d ay o l V ib r u a r y , A . H . l i l t . o t h e r t h a n him aalf. *Tho H an ford llo r a ld , H an ford , oooa w ill b a a n i a r a d a a a l n o i yoa IHiHnadl a ■. La* a n d I k a oald t a u a a w ill pr eoood t o n o r l d l . lo h t r i h y d o n a n a la d no Ibo p a r l a a n d / o r a* a c c o r d m a i n l a w . now opnnor In w h ic h Ih lo n rd a r oholl fO T IC R TO A PPBA M W 1 T N H M m y b a n d a n d l h a offl* bo piiMIObod nnra a w a l k lo r fo u r HTATK O F FIA HUHA TO: a ta l a a a l of l h a a b o v o a n l l i t a d o o n o o ciillvo woalta T h o n a lu r a o f ilila a u ll lo a b ill D O N A l.n R. tXIWORN. D * r * n d a n t , C o u r t a t • a r i f o r d , a o m l n n i o C o u n t y , l a A. S. B. M a l n ia n a n a * H o u a d r o a F l o r i d a , t h i s H a t d a y a f J a n u a r y , fo r d lan riio . W IT N K H H Mjr bond and oaai o f l a t h l l o m b a r d m a n t W l n « (M ed iu m ) A- U. lilt. o f l i r * a t H an fo rd , Ham lnnto C o u n ty , A i m l IT a / o C o o tm a a ta r Maw F o r k ( C a a r t Maal) r io r ld o . Ih lo H i t d a r o f J a n u a r y , City, Maw f o r k . O, F. TTarwdon U r*elln#ii C la r k 'C irc u it C aarl, ' O. I*' I f a r n d o a T h la la l a l i r a y e n n o l l e * t h a t Ao C la r k f lr o o ll C o u rt, H im ), on l h a H a t d a y o f J a n u a r y , H l f . a u la C o u n ty , r i o r l d a milt » I I e n m m a n r a d by f l a t ty J. i nwd« n aa p l a l n l l l f a e a l n a t you aa d e f e n d a n t , In lh a C ircu it C o u rt .Ninth J u d ic ia l c i r c u i t , Hamlnal* C o u n ty . Hint* n f F l o r i d a , In Chan* r e r y , a t Han ford , Hem lnnla County, F l o r i d a ; t h a a a l d eult la f a r dlToro*. M IV - lt B O P O N IIH IL IT T N O T IC H f RAWLINS, W>o. or-A man fin- covered the wad of bill* totaled ithed eating breakfast In a Haw- $AM. llna cafe, ahoved a roll of bills to Tha willraii, Mrt. Kooata, re­ turned (tie money ta other men* William Koonla and laid: “Give (hi* In lha little lady who bari of the parly who bad not hniOicd ailing. The only uplanahaa been waiting on ua." lion thry received from eaoofiho party wilt H o ra e * K. B ill f i o Haioiid A n n u a l i a r lo n e /le ach , kinrldi H u llrllo r fur 1’l a l n t l f f - 'd U i f l H I B j •■That wag ipr bfoow. p i been having hla trouMea." Sanford, Florida February 6, 1958 rnmplvinif with the provision* nf S'M tlon 2. Chapter 20722. Acta of 111 11, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN T hat I will he in tho followinjr procincta, on the Hat* and b*twcon the houra set a fter eachi for lha purpoM of n P ccivlng TAX ilKTURNS for the year 1956. GENEVA ....... ........February 2t, 10:00 to 10:45 a.m. CIIULUOTA February 21, 11:18 lo 11:45 a.m. OVIEDO .............. February 21, 1 :00 16 2:00 p.m, SLAVIA ------- February 21, 2:15 to 2:45 p.m. BUYING A CAR? G A B H IK I j LA* Um ! > • Low C«rt GOLDENROI) FF.RN PARK ...... BEAR LAKE ____ CJTY Sanford Atlantle F e b ru a ry 21 SPRINGSN L ----- February LONG W O O D ------February LAKE MARY ........ February P A O L A ......................February LAKE MONROE February *SAN BLumeiunl 8*00 l a s 'g d i h ^ curu»ry p.m, February 21, 8;4G to 4:15 p.m. February 23, 9:30 to 10:00 ».m. February 23, 10:15 t« 1Q;45 a .n # 23, 11:00 lo 11:45 «,m. 23, 1:00 to 1:45 p,ra* 23, 2:00 to 2:46 p.m. 23, 8:00 to 8:30 p.m. 23, 3:48 to 4:15 p.m, S. F. DOUDNEY, T A X ASSESSOR SEM IN O LE CO U N TY for b4Hor Horido fenhhff. ’Today1* N r nawa on lha fb m actme PAMMOOnt fa m trti ALFRED HrrcHcocK'S U the 'big twitch' to elaetiicity to u v a time, raduea labor, and maka bigger crop*, higher pro Am paaalMa, Check yot|r fa ro . . . i m where yo« could profitably i m ■Jeelrioity to m t i lima and work • . . for w akr, better florid* f v a ia j l TROUBLE, WITH ki LAKE WALES PERFORM AN CE S C H E D lill Co*w by /t e c h n k x x o r i W 5M U N D G W K K W JOHN FORSYTHE S H JR L F Y K W aA IN K FEBRUARY, WrdiMwday HftfhttM, Fefinury 15, 22, 28 --------at XtSO I Patardaya, February 18. 2 5 ---- ----------------------— — at 8:00 lundaj'a, February 19, 28 ................... .......................... — at 6:00 ! AFTER MARCH 1st A U StD HTTCHOOCM, InaJaadiitMaalbf i •' E rtry Tuwday, ThurwUyf and SAlonUy________ — — a t 8:00 Evtrjr Hundsy ■*•>**«♦»#»»»*»*■♦«»*»nan*i— *»* » i*.***ae/****,**'****aaanii«■■♦**•»»**•***» At 0«00 . Final Performance April 15th J *’. Vattneea 11.50, 92.00, |2 50 StuAent*—|0.65 ■*; <■ . • 1 ' 4 ■' 'l* ” Evenlnya 91.80, 92.00, 92.50, Children — H price For Information and Rroerrailona Call or WrU# raaoion Play . Amphitbutra, Lnko Walrn, Florid* �. r. • \ i- \ * HEn ft •mV ■ *i*-**.v.., c* ..vi r r.- ,- ir;* _.hv*7U#h ’ ', AlfJn/*•. S&'427 >>' �. I wr t I "Wl'ljkjl .'7 ') » ; - ‘V ,'i i f mg m .. *yf .,-“ ■;• , ■•V > r /;. .. r • ■ . .'r iV/V.iJ-'l a W fiB a S S H ^ a m ^ - sfe ■ ■ ' IfM M , « s» a# 8 S r '. ■ .u,5 >- "V ‘ V'iV' XI S f“ ^ wa ; 'f«C*Vwv fy*>55 . P I S •• ' - • . >:7 '" '• l / , , '• • • • • k-.fcfc *!'•'u. V * , 'r • ' - f v • . v «/. . v;? . • . ■ * :M rs V ;^ v « ; cy Ywjb' r;1' ■ p l. L- v i v ! T T ~ ~ • ~ r '• �wm ■\ t V ; V, •’- * * *_ ' ‘ ‘ v- 1. - **> AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER -a .* .,.. yAH-5 Gets Set For Deployment kdfffhne 1 aer£..;;-t Jnif.j ^.■tr.sxn W W W W •■ ; m \ A J c S3 May of Ihls year mirk* the ad­ vent of another development to Port Lyautry. French Morocco, Africa of Heavy Attack Squadron Viva and the return to Sanford of VAH-9. To prepare for the aquadron movement and subsequent detach­ ment* aboarvl aircraft cirrlera of the U. S. Sixth Fleet In the Meditemnean, pilot* of VAH-S mual Army Will Display Big Mobile Exhibit At iFair rair WPPKhecomc nuaUfM ln Undiflff ,helr Next a i l nNPKI c A i Week P • hi 1 Thursday, Win NO. u Voting Machines 1 !- . , I - V Parti? eleedy end u t il O m P 9 WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 8. 19M — ■ r f ------- H ANFORD. FLO RIDA VOLUME XLV1I1 Aa Wtatfwr ^ a n fo rh W itv& lh Shop and' Save In Saniord A c H l l a A H r i 12 Stales Will Be B o a r d Is Represented Tonile P r e s e n t e d In 'Band 01 Hour' P r o p o s a l s iiwvr .„ , ..MKit aircraft both night and day aboard A Slant mobile A m y exhlb t ^ s N Cirrier. wlth * «P«l*llF dealjned O • Beforp , pilo, ,, ron, ldcred fully nance Corpa theme I* being , qualified he mujl romplete biought here from He.dqu.rlara. „ djy \ nd ^ nj)(ht UrKiin8, TMrd Army, Ajiant , f^r aboard ship. These exercises arc mlnol. Fair which begin. Fab. 1J. h „ , f4rrifr q(lilificltjon oper,. Arrangement, for th. exhibit n,irmally „ nduelrd *h„*r(, Ae.re made by M SgL Henry Ju„ b|p Atlantic .ob.en S t...-n Commander of the Coa>l an C(|hjn «cru ting office tor this m m , who A piIot nrA tn aB Iprcrlft , urh Supreme Court Told Odham Had Right To Make Comment The po»»|blllty of voting miTwelve stales will be represent­ ehinea for a number of Seminole TAM.AHAMKR rju- The thted within Ihr Inlvcriity of Mia- County prrclncls for the May ■ preme Court was told Inday Uralr^* i \i •7; * F'i tj u . a-Aj nil'* “Band of ihe Hour", which i Democratic Primary and Ihe Nov- ley Odham had every right to 1ha* scheduled a ennrert at the ember election! was revealed at rnmmrnt unfavorably on a politi­ A.I SAVAfiR making a prailice Inmling at tbo Sonfitrd Naval Auxiliary Air Station (tlffiriat Photo- -‘•MS Auditorium Srrr in -Sanford Ihe meellng yrsterday nf Ihe cal poll which said he wa* "slip, tonight a* guest of the SHS Band Semlnnle County Board nf Com- pint" ** * candidal* fnr governor graph U. S. Navy i at * p. m. and that the Florida Timei-Unlmi missioneri. ft''»ide* a great number nf form Two eompanlea manufacturing was within It* rights la quoting er Florida high *chon| musical tha complicated marhincry pre- the comment. L *per.one U* "i” of/ the (I, PThird *’ ,h® #AJfarr|cr "Savage" may not at outfitted by Third |pmpl land|nK hp stars, other al.strs whirh have wnted proposal* t» tht cnmmlaThe court heard an appeal hy sent hand members tn Miami are »loner* yesterday. However, r«- Jarkanavllte political pollster Jna 0rJn*nc# ,c ^ lua undertaken many hour, of prae-The overhead of th. bu. ahow. Und)nfi, Th(,,r KCI,P or Klcld Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Vir­ presentalive of th* manufarturlng Abram from a Duval County CDIn photograph, the « t lv lt l.. of c |pp LiI|d| Prar„e* .e.alona ginia, New York, Indiana, Texas, roneern were not present at the full Court ruling dismissing a lha Carpi. aueh a. the Ordnanca eonduelP(t ahoird lh( NjvIl Georgia. North Carolina. Bhnde meeting. one-million dollar libel anlt .ho School at Aberdeen, Md.. the Ord- AM|,ury A|r stat)on lmdfr the Island, Alabama and Delaware. Representative* ef the two com­ brought against Odham and the year-old white man who whn ------------------------------------------I J A 32 y.ar-nid Not revtricling their interest* to panies will probably attend the Timea-Unlon. nance Au omo v# c io ■ strict supervision of Squadron Landgave hi* address at 003 Weit mintr alone the lIMers are atu- meeting of the rnmmlislonera on No Immediate derision wai 'fi,: 5 l“‘ | (; ' rc l l Ing Signal Officer, U Frank Dauer. First Si. ha* linen lodged in the denis in Ihe Collrge of Aria and March A nr pnsalhly later thl* reached by the Supreme Court. and the Guided M j.de School .t ■..teblbl eye and Mr*. J T Wilson, rhannun of Seminole County Jail rharged with Sed.tona Arsenal, lluntaville. Ala. rc M „le AJ'a Sclenrr*. and Ihe school of husl- month lo explain their proposal* Gerald R. Hart of Jacksonville, ne*« administration, education, lo the rnmmisslnnera whereby the representing kbram, said Odham’l t s Aho on dispUy ara aampl a of f|y a pa1lpm , rm^ d Ihr llr lta. the P-TA Founder's Pav. m be breaking and entering to commit a misdemeanor, engineering and the graduate diet- machine* could be u*ed on a loin comment that “Joe Abram It • work lurne ou y * ' , | Mon Idrniical to that flown around celebrated at S p. m. lliursday at Following the entering nf Stine *!••••* of liie university. •tudenta at tha aulomotiv. school. a |h(p 0f| |hp f)na| |r(| o( |hp ap. Pinecre.st School, ha.S released the or trial bail* tor the two JIMS phony and hit poll la a phony" Machine Shop on West Second St., Thrir annual spring lour la Just clpetion*. wa* mallrlnu* and w ti quoted by following program. "" n' ** * iV>r i broach, Doiiisr determine, whether law enforcement oflirers followed nit,- of many srllvttle* lor the andlmg An Intere.tlng Item to he hl|h. ,ow. fast or slow, However. Ihe pnislblllly of the ll*« Tlmes-Union “for ihe purpose Mrs Marlon St. .tnhn. president Ihe tracks ef John Itllry Shirley, imptilar college hand, which Paul purchase nf Ihe marhlnea was ,ln of ridiculing lha deriding Joe •xhihltied will ha a working mod- ^ |hp AJ Nav , , rj!fll nf ihe Seminole, County Council, an emphue of the Florida Power l.avalln ha* de*ci>.<ed a* one of evidence at rommliainneri dla- Abram." ■I of an automotive oil pump In , , will picslde over the assembly, ' 1 * r .operational carrier based aircraft Corporation, in hi) plac* of resi­ Significant nt Ihe grnnlh nf Hie finest in the world on campus rimed ihe voting procedure and Odham'* rnmmrnt wet mad* •prrallon. . , . hat only limited space to land with a greeting from llsn y Weir, dence. Seminole County I* th* approving the handsmrn play for pep the length nf time that the rnunt- during hla unsuccessful 1934 cam­ president of Ptnecrcal I’-TA. The !|C*>* ' °ii i * *Mml | aboard ship, each landing mual be Sanford Police Department of- of a number nf plait and replats rallies and "twilight pop concert*". iug of ballot* roniume* during paign for the givernnrihlp. -nlk." rocket propelled ..trfae. to ^ precision. devolional will he given by Mrs. Hart declared Odham’* comment .,r mlaalle, complete with trailer , A p|anp „yjnB lw, hijh w|)| h|vp Grady Herman, of West Sole fieri* John Rttmhley, W. ft. Cos- by (hr Board of Senilriola County Thev regularly appear at home heavy eletllons. grave •nd Herman Harriett, along Commlmlonera a t yr*lrrday'a football game* In Hie. Orange Bowl ■nd He publication by the TimetCommissioner John Melseh slat«nd ehva e r ng ramp. to reelrclr the ship: loo low and hr Sehonl and Mr* U E tide* of with Constable J. Q. "Slim" Gallo­ Hireling, stadium, a* we , ed that he had received a number Union rained the publle to lo*e Grammar School will inlmdmr '•Corporal". » P'^-r u! gulded ^ Seven plat, and rvplal. wpre: game* on the giant field way, billowed footprint* of Shirconfidence In Abram'a poll with mla.de; and the recently develop. < Ihe dlatiiigui.hcd guesu and die ramp; excess spc(*J multiplies erAmong the prominent band nf requests from dltzena that tha e resulting drop-off In aniwen to ley from tlie Smio Machine Shop. okayrd ami approved hy the Convoting marhlnea bn used In Ihe •d Ah bazooka rorket will be dis­ I rors in placing Ihe plane on bio dc- speaker. alumni Ginn Miami la Sandy questionnaire* on which the poll They obtained a warrant from lional growth nf the county. played," the recruiter explained, Mrs. James Pierson of Oviedo Plats approved by the commix- Wirth, tlie "Golden Girl of Coral larger prerlnrta nf Ihe county. .was based and subscription* to sired spot; lack of speed ean cause Justice nf ihe Peace W Hugh Dun It wa* also revealed Ihat Ihe will present the date P I'V Pr.-sl a plane in falter tn inld-alr and ran for Ihe arrest of Ihe while •loners yrsleiday Included Lake Gable*”, »hn Is Mill Florida (nr Seminole County Democratic Ex­ poll remlti, plunge into Ihe water like a wound­ dent'* message. Mr*, liny Mann man who admitted ihe breaking Wood Shore*, pine Aere*. f orest Itt.Vl Site went on to hernme a ecutive Commute* had requested Harold Wahl of Jackoovin*, re­ ed bird. The combination of "lo will talk on Ihr work of P-TA dur­ and entering of Stine Machine Curve Home*, Forest Hills, Lake finalist in Hie recent "Miss Anterl- some time hack that (he machines presenting th* Tlmet-UnloH aald ing Its ia years of existence. and alo" has ruined the reputation Simp r.nd hii earber breaking and Kathryn Shores, Mirror Lake .u" iviiiteata and la seen each be Installed in Ihe county pre­ (he newspaper had reported Od­ Highlight of Ihe annual Hireling entering of Galloway'* Service Manor, and SI- John's Village rr- week on a network television pro­ cincts, * of many good pilots. ham’* comment “In the ordinary gram, the "Super Ctrcua" from plat. Before Dauer gives a pilot the gn- will he an address by Ifarland C. Station at tot Heat First Steurrso of reporting g pollHegl (\ui\in In Inner* staled that lhf Mcrrism, profrasnr of Kdup.alinn New York. ahenl to fly aboard a flaftnp, he tempo Ign." Sstmlnol* Cminly Tom ml* sinner* Constable Galloway laid that | proposAjilor the purchase ar SUtaon University, who will ar#' presented, at #*rh hP HfelV -r.Aa UM bandmaider Fred MoCall must execute a minimum of 130 of speak on “Today* Community, »c«rch of tha room «hcr« Shirley meetings, with plat* for proposed says, "Playing in a achonl hand rental of lha machines nad come day and tfl night FCLP landings. Is a gr-5.il evpeiience in human ! before the Board on previous or llvr'1 rpvt'nlr,, 1,11 nf lllfl For the night landings Dauer wears Tomorrow'! World " and r.indj that had been taken •nbdlvislnni throurhmit the Conn- relations and a fine training rasimis but that Hie proposal was To add a nolr nf Informsllly from Ihe filling «Ulinn Feb 3. iy. an Illuminated suit and u*e« flour tabled. BKRI.IN lit— Communist f i s t The larg# numlver of requesla ground for Hie nallon's ymilh." esreot psddlrs to guide ihe planes and fellowship Ml*. Gene Nun- V.ilue ' nf the stolen gmida was Thgjhoup Voting Marhln# Com­ Sermanv rained the Ihre.i Inday tn Ihe deck, nelly will lead ihe group in sing pi,iced af tin There were four for plat* refleri* and demon­ pany offered Ihe u*e nf five ma­ of a possible bloeksd* of We-trrn mg. parliiil luixrs nf rigai* and three strates |o loral rtturna the Beginning tonight and continuing chine* fnr the two 193/1 election* on air traffic Into Isolated West Ber­ p.irlial boxes nf candy rrrnvcrcil tiementliMi* growth here. through ntxl week flving will be a a loan hsals with the agreement lin. from Shirley'a room. nund Iho elock operation ahnard the to lend ever1 possible assistance The threat earns* from the Navv Aimliaiy Air SI aIion fnr nighl Vi col illug In tho report no the in Hi* iix* of lit* machine and (n f*re«lrfiiim of the Vnlk.skaminnr — Field farrier Landing exercises •i i i i '-I of Miirlcv, he vva« omp'nyril educating Ihe public on Hm voting flo w e r nmisei— Irt a protest ronhv Florida I’ovwr Corpora Iinn a* In bis annuat report thl* week, procedure* and ■•* at the ma­ Fasten- Perry L. Stone, whn «ngernlng "spy balloons" A naie- have begun for lha Savage Sons nf a member of a pel# crew. S. kendrirk Guernsey, President chines. derwent surgery a month agn, will Blent asserted the Allies would he Sanford. kYom Feh. 2S-J1 lha AJ'i The three Sanford Police DeC. A. Ponder, 7H. pas-ed *w*vj..f the Golf Life Insurance Co, Commissioner* authorised Clerk resume hie pulpit duties Sunday at "srell advised" If they remember­ land aboard the L'SS fural Sea In, ed that plane, flying to Wo»t Ber­ rulminai«' the many day and might | S a m G . K c n i t , hR, d ie d In an pan ment officer* and Constable t his h»me *1 1(3 Kn»t Sin <H. | Jai ksonvllle, formerly nf Sanford, O. F. Herndon to comart tha ro- th# First Christian Church. At th« lin are traveling through Hie hours of flight at Sanfoid prior ( )t la m in lln * p it i* l at It 511 y I- - 1 c r- Callow ay h.i-f In wail at Shirley's h er in Sanford, )rxterd*v *n<T isaiil that there wa* a g*lo nf preventative* nf Iwo companies morning hour ha will begin a aer­ ••sovereign air lerritorr" of East lo crossing tha Atlantic In May. jd n y m o rn in g . H e w a s i l l f " i ab o u t ie-.oli lice for hi* ridurn Irom nrx'n *t 3;2<1, after a lingering more than tm-million dollars nf in­ requesting that they he present ies of sermon* oa “ Figure* nf work. 2 S m o n th * . at the next meeting to present the Church la Iptwaliai", uaiaf surance In force. Hermany. Berlin Is 110 milet Indlnexs. as hla first subject “Tha Church aa He wat Imre on Nov. 19, 1*97 on Ho particularly pointed to the their proposals. tide East Germany. th« Body of Christ " At tha aVwv Mr. Ponder wax born In Wadthe Isle of Rhode*. Greece, lie fail that, "the year I'JM wai a Weatem political expert* said M lag hour ha will preach on “En­ made Id* home in Sanford al tll’i ley, Ga . No* f> , 1878, and tin* ypar of development and that In was the first time East Germany during Counsel for Llfa’a Chang* Williow Ave. lived in Sanford for tbe pa-l 'll the on* 12-month period were ac­ ^has ever referred to Its air terriIng Circumstance*" (Jai. Mr. Kerns had livrd in Sanfotd complished some of the objective* ®0nry In such itrnng term*. yean. the 11th and final meiiaga tn a mmt of ihe last II year*. He Is a Tha Preildium’i declaration was TAMPA ' f —The tempo nf 'he He was a member ef Ibe First which customarily estenrl over a series on "Major Ideas In Hi* member of the Holy Cross Episco­ Florida Stale Fair slowed today reported by tlie official East Ger­ pet tod nf many y r a ra-’* Eplitla nf Jim*a.H During Ur. Florid* Stata University'* Sym Methodist Church of Stanford. pal (‘hutch In Sanford. man Ncwa Agency ADN. after Gnaparilta invasion day M.inGuernsey aald. "W# sought a Stone's lUnen the pulpit wai sup­ phonic Band left the campus Inhit "mow, Boi|| nf | r l0 miiiinn 0f Inturance tl.iv mid governor's day yesterday Survivor* include Survivor* Include two daugh­ The U. S. ml.lion In Berlin aald day in two chartered bu*e« on A supplemental report submit­ plied by ■ retired minister, Rev. Gov t'nllinx Inured the fair ses- ' 'If*- Ada Ponder; one daughter, in I PM actually In force and In K would have no comment on the Its second annual Stale concert ters, Mrs. William O'Neill, Part­ Lexter C. Doerr, Mt, Dora, whn one K- Jones, Perry ite G lo v e , Calif, and Mrs. Wal­ ter.lay and last night he and M s. Mr*. Vnlkakammer declaration, Ona top tour. the float momenta of that year tha ted to the Seminole County Board wai far many year* pastor nf tha x Weitem official and: "It's a veil­ Accnmpenyylng th# bend on the lace Tyre of Sanfotd; two son*, Collin* attended Hie Gaxpariila ,nn* -lulmn A- I under, Bella ambition wa* achieved with more nf Commlteloner* yesterday re­ Cstrada Christian Church, Grand vealed that former Sheriff Luther ed threat, but ll'a a question lour ere two member* from San­ Nil k Kenis and George Kent*, coronation ball ami watched Frank Glade; *ix grandchildren;' tbn-e than two million* to spare. Hobby earned a total af 17,650.00 Rapids, Mich. whether they will Implement It.” ford, Dawn Bishop and Ronald both of Sanfmil; nnry granddaugh­ Franklaml, Tamp* lire rompany 8,p*t gtanibhildren; two sister* "Then ratlin lha Information Last Sunday, Mr. and Mri. John rvenilive, anil Mix* Lynda Helm*, nod our lit other. through Dee. 1, 1065, The report ter. Rosa Marie Kml* of Situfonl; that Gulf Ufa Insurance Com­ Anderson, Fimrrnl aervliea weie conduct­ revered * period nf Dee. 1, 1966 Bair, Park Ave. Trailer Court, and three giandson*, Billy and daughter of |)r anil Mr* John S pany,” he said, “ Had been swatdMake up of 8/1 talented musictransferred their membership ed Hus afternoon at 2 o’clock al •F. Frazer To Ian*, mostly working for profes­ Timothy O'Neill nf Pacific (lim e, I**'••*'' rrnwnrd king and tpiren the First Methodist rhiireh with rd more than IW-mllllnn dollars nf thrnugh Dee. 31, 1056, from Kmgaville, Texas, bringing of tiflaparilta. Calif,, and Maik Tyre nf Sanford. According tn Ihe new stata eta- the total number of addition* In degress in music, the band: Fair arlivitie* yeslerdav Inrlml-1^b» Rv*. Milton II. Wyatt officiat­ insurance in the Federal Govern­ Fleet Reserve Here sional Funeral services will be con­ la directed hy Manley Whitcomb. ment'* employe* group plan whirh lutes a sheriff nf Seminole County the church to 40 sine* Aug, 3t ed judging of Hereford rattle Saning. Th* n**t Reserv# AaaorUHon, la allowed to earn up to |9,000. The band will give concerts nt ducted at 1 p nt. tomorrow after­ when Ur. Stone began him ministry Remains will be token tn Wav- brought Hie total insurance In Branch 117, of NAAS, Sanford high echnola, mostly open to lb# noon at BrGson Kunriiil H u m e In Fn River Bnneli or Alachua ha I The report roverlng the period her*. foico al that limn lo |7H2,!MKUfll, the reserve ehampioit bull 1 uexlnuo, (la. tills afternoan where will h* host to F. T. Frat*r, pnhlir. In Ocala, Orlando, Miami with the Rev. II. L. Zimmerman Today also Is Bov Seoul day igiavexlde service* will be run- a combined Increase Tor the year Dec. 3, 1956 through Dec. 31, 1065 Word was received this week r*g. rice-president, Snulhe**!, and Bradenton, Tha only repeat officiating. Rut ini will bo in Oak All seeiiI* In limluim get In fire ducted at II a. in. Tluiisday. of more than fiO-milllon dollais." when Sheriff Denver Cordell was Ihat Executive Secretary Wm. T. performance on this year's lour Lawn Memorial Park. Cling he f e d that th* federal appointed la th* office, ehosvi hi* Pearcy, Board ef Church EitaA* who will addreaa th* |oe*l branch will be Bradenton wherr the FSl.' Insurance would not lie particular­ earnings for tha portion of Dec­ •ion, of Dlselplei of Christ, In­ • t lta regular monthly meeting band will stage an all-day dis­ to h* held tomorrow night at the trict clinic at tho Manatee High ly profitable but It is a high com­ ember as 31,331.09. Arcurdlng to dianapolis, tnd., will be hete Feb. #CPO Club at NAAS, Sanford. pliment that Gulf Ufa Inauiatire the report, receipt* nf the Sher­ 24 for a conferenee with lha rpnSchool, and then give a public con­ Company met the very rigid re­ iff's office were 11,136.46 and ex- gregatlnn on a proposed education­ F r a x « r Is currently on a cert that night at the school. al building. quirement* for participation, and psnaei 32,803.10. •peaking lour making atop* at Twelve high ichool bands from Xey Wait. Miami, St Petersburg, ( er.tral Florida and South Florida because of thl* participation, On Tuesday afternoon 11 women inford. Gafne*vill*. and Tampa. nr* scheduled to participate in Guernsey said, “Our field men ara nf Group Two went to the County Auxiliary To Share I| member* of tha local Fleet tha clinic, all represented by 10 afforded entrey to all government Home to present a program and Rcse.-ve Association, Branch 117 lop student performers and the employes for the self of additionnon-citrus fruits for Ihe guflte In SO KC Proceeds •nd their wives ara invited to school hand director. lloLh high there. *• al Iniuranre, a distinct advantage The Seminole Memorial Hmpltal bear to vie* prrtldent Frazer, nr school and FSU studenta will lake over competitive rnmpanles not so Tit# church hoard Tuesday night Auxiliary will share In Ihe pro- appropriated 1266 00 from the mis­ iblpmate Frazer as those in the part in demonstration*. honored." reeda nf Ihe SanfordOrlindo sionary treasury for several causa* Fleet Reserve Association *r* Th* Gulf Life Insurance Com­ Kennel Cluh dog track rare* to­ called. Program Features pany has an office located In San­ morrow night, it wa* revealed to­ al home and abroad. IrtereileiF ralfred Naval nr ford. day. farm* penonnel are invited to tola event a* well a* thoaa Naval Marty Cameron Several civic and fraternal or­ Prisoner Leaps O ff Tha Student Club, popular • nd MaHn* perannnel rn active ganization! will benefit la Ihe Sportsmen Invited Aity with aix ye*ra of tervlt* teenage WTBR radio program, proceeds tomorrow night when alt Truck Early Today will feature tonight Misa Marly or mnr*. net proceed* will go lo charity To District Meet A negro prisoner leaped off a Cameron |n a reading. There wilt ami benefit*. Official* nf tha local Fieri Re­ truck (ramparting a number of Porter I.analog, president of the also be *n Interview with a mem nerve Association term their rnnvirl* from th# Oviedo Work Srminnln County Sporlsman’i Aabianrh as "the gr««‘est growing her nf tha Latin Club on lta Cemp to a Job early this mornin/, aoelntlon, announced today that Quartet To Give coming Variety Show, which la aervlc* nrg*plsatinn In Sanford Th* prisoner ran and at nnnti to­ llicre will be a meeting of Ihe with ova* 150 member* since July. an annual affair, Fifth District, Sportsman’* Aasoday had not teen apprehended. The usual school new*, roupl* Concert Friday •toss." elation, tomorrow night at Ihe City of the week, song of tha week The truck wa* passing th* *!• The Melody Quartet of Knox­ Hall at 8 n'rloek. Bussell Saxton along with a little gossip will rlnlty of the lake Charm Fruit ville, Term., will give e aacred nf New Smyrna I* president of Unexpected Meet he beard. All trenagrr* ar* aikconcert Friday night at 7130 at Company in Oviedo el the tlm* of the Fifth Dlitrlet. rd to tune in for a good time. tht escape. An unexpected meeting h it been Discussion will be held on mak­ the First Itaptlet Church. let for tba Zoning and Planning Sheriff Denver Cordell, TI«rl« PROPOSAL TURNED DOWN This quartet ha* had e radio ing a recommendation tn Ihe romnlsslon of the City of Sanford PENSACOLA wi - Wait Pensaministry in Knoxville now for da Highway Patrol Trooper 1 , Game and Frealt Water Fish Com­ for tonight at B:3n p. m. In Ihe rnla by ■ 251-131 vole yesterday mission tn art the fishing season. some years end has appeared In Mark Mark, and Conitablo Georg* rnnimlaaioneri room of ihe f'dy turned down a proposal that it he Tne subject nf putting catfish nn Sanford on several occasions. It Kelsey were ell relied to the Hall. annexed lo Prniarola. Penaarola'i Ihe game fish list and of protect­ I* unlit* tn that three of tht mam- irene to eld In th t locating of tlta Th* tmatlnf h»i beta ealUd to eitlmated population la 37,300, and ing alligator* will alio h« heard. hare ere In wheal ehalra and hava prlaontf. INSIDE VIEW OF THE Third Army Rneniltinf Ru* aa ahnwn at Third Army Headquarter*, Fort ^eonnder tha ratonlng of ■ ire- tha metropolitan population Is 123,The name at the eeoepea bed stS AD iportamen arc Invited to at- never walked. The public ts cor­ MrPherson, G». Thl* bua and dixplsy will be shown at the American Lggion Fair thfi year F*h. 13-18. 300. v tlf« t l taAford area. net been reported at noon pU jf. (U. L Amur fhota) dially Invited la attend- Program Released M a n A d m i t s B r e a k in g , For Founder's Day E n t e r i n g T w o F ir m s C TL event I nursday «. ^ j p|afSr Rep|afS Okayed By Board Of Commissioners Threat Of Possible Blockade Raised By East Germany Sam G. Kenis, 58, Dies In Orlando Hospital Yesterday FSU Band Starts On Annual Tour C. A. Ponder Dies At Home Yesterday Tampa Fair Tempo Is Slowing Down 1 Pastor P. Slone To Resume Pulpit Duties Next Sunday $90 Million Gain ’ Is Shown In Report Report Submitted On Hobby Earnings Visit J / m *• W * ii i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 05, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 05, 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 05, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4dd4e33b78afb75aab94875ba995f040.pdf 87cde33443214dd64b1a0fea8e35b4d8 PDF Text Text V bar wall, but uid: “Wa’ra act en d a r l i n g tt!s lyitem. Wa 0017 want to know u ft works. U aona other lyiUm works batter, that's tba oea wa'U want" FRIDAY & ,JJDW /a y .rtfr y4.l ydebt ni g ,. And y o u r amploysr- b .07* . . , , RnytVww taxpayer, la this Oops. lorTTt wrong keyboard. ■aiaada to asye a tidy snm U Should read: Well, wbat won't MV keyboard does all that's (bay think of next? M tor It Hty • tear gorammant girls M federal ageaelee are UUng Mollet Apparently la to* foormoeih test. Twelve aUndard typewrlUrs. Tba Turning On Reds ■ work ant on new keyboards, t M a t first glance Ilka a In Hopes O f Win PARIS UMtodnllst Guy Moltet Oaphar'a nightmare. appeared tuning Ills back an the toting "A-S-D-g," etarts Communlita in hopai of win* M-XT on the new key* alng Catbolie support for his bid reloped by Algos! Dvot- to beeoma rranea’a first Socialist 1 University af Washing* premier tinea 1MT. the row ot figures at the Ha prepared to go before tba T + a m w + T ' instead National Alterably with n com­ farttof at 1 ar I and going pact Cabinet list of 13 minister* and a policy statement thrashed ffida (1 rapposad to shift tbs out over the weekend with Plarfa 1 work toed from-the loft hand Mendcs-Kranee add otbar partntri ha right -filoce moat typist* In hie Republican Front right • handed, the ayitem’s The complexion of the Cabinet Nfl aay tba remit li 35 per and the reported Mollet platform pgr* production by the aver* appeared designed to woo eupport of the MRP (Popular RapubUeen IMthe government uiea more Movement) as a subitltuta for i g , M standard machine! at Communist backing. Tba- slightly dretf soma | 12S apiece, Gen* left of center Catholic group la /W vkei Administration, the the French equivalent of a Chris* M e a t's housekeeping agency tiaa Democrat party.' ltd ft wai worth wbDa eonlag coma machine* to the new Johnny Farrell Jr., son of the Mfd at a eoet of $15 apiece former U. S. Open golf ehampion, 'patting some girls to work la an Air Force lieutenant In Korea. He haa a sat of golf clubs with if them out IA head Edmund P. Mansurs him and If the occasion presents pad la yesterday for a trial itself next spring ha hopes to quail* of tho experiment. lie (book y for tba U. 8. Open. 396 REGULAR PRICE 29-98 CLOSEOUT____- y U m h o r o h s u n o u a o a in h t I end each'of yon erf her* M pad reqstrad to III* any • u s demands which r*u. or r sf yon, mar lavs aualnet eald ■ o r Us allies ot linn. Krneet Rag. Prices 4.98 to 84.96 REG. AH wool flannel, pretty eoltd color*. 8IZES 1 0 - 1 2 - 14* 16.1ft w QUANTTY 4 - 3 - 4 - 1 *1Reg. Price 14.96 PRICE 1 . 3 5 __ __ j — |M 1 . 6 5 ___ | . | | Of Bras, Girdles nnd Panty GirdlesBy Goaaard, Life and Playtax. AT fiPEOIAL SALE PRICES’' SALE 17 LADIES' BLOUSES A% * ‘ ^ . 20 LADIES' < UNIFORMS Light walght wool Jereey. aOTICM O F AFIMOATIOR F O R TAX UMBO ( I M . 1*4.1* Florid* S ta tsts* a f IIMS1 NOTICE IU llKItllUV UtVRN. T h a i Blsvlys A (Jsmhls the holder e l Ul* following certlflc sl* h** f ile d sa id a s t l l f . r a l s for U s deed t o b* Issusd tli«r*on. Tim cerllfl* dal* num ber nnd year of Issuance, t h e deeorlptlon of tho p m p e i l y . a n d th e nsm * In which It wa* »»■eased *r* • • follows) C ertificate No, St T «*r Of leeu•nes J u i y i,. A. n. i s i s .u H sc R iirrio s u r f iio m m t t i 1 ,011 f e i. UO * T il U , n s wood mih, fl.or mis, l l . n r y M. Hlevens and ■, " Htcvrns, his wife. If m a r ­ ried and If alive, end whose last known addresa and residence was Havannah, Ur-orsla, Alice IV. W ilder and 1 . W. Wilder, he r husband. If alive, whnse editress, reeldenre a n d Foel Office addreea la unknown, Fiat Book i !'•(•• is tu at a Kiln SI. Je nkins Moran a nd -----, Flak B ook I F a n * IS Horan, her husband. If m arried •l If a me In which a ssess-d n»s* and If alive, whose address, reel■ nora. All of aald properly lialnn •fence end I’nal Office eddresa is In (,'ounlr of Mamlnult, M a ta of unknown. K. E. Hulli.n, If atlva. F lo rid a. Unlaaa such certificate whnsa addresa, resldsn-.e and Foot b* tsds-m sil a r r o r d l n n In Offlc# adflre.e Is unknown, Allsen Shall iw tho pro party describe.I In such M. Je nkins ChnaU and — —Choate, er(l!li:sl« will ha sold to ths h e r huslmnd. If m arried and If h i g h e s t bidder nt the f ront door of alive, whose nddrese, residence and t a s Hemlnola County Court lions* Foal • Office aiMres* la u n k tn w n , At Hanford, Florida, on t h s flral l-aw ronra F r e n k e l Moran and — f f d a d a r In Ih* month of Starch, Moran, his wlfa, If m arried snd If I S f l which Is Ih* Sth dsy of Slsrcli, tllva, whose address, residence and Pnsl Offlc* address Is u n . | Hated this Snd day of F s braary. knnwn, Ihs unknnw n hslra a t law , dtvlaeea nr legatees nr surrasaora (Official C lark’s n**l) In In U rs sl nf I . O. Rlarhnrk, de* O. F. i i h i i n u o N, rsssed, whnsa names, address, r e . Clerk Circuit Court, fwml- eliteness end Fnel Office addresses • o l t County, Klorid* a re unknown. Henry Jueniret and — - J u s n g e t . kls wife. 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Its, drvlssas, grantees, as* e r claimants otherwise un* ism. nr sllher of them. d*. I or ethsrwlss, whose resti and addresses ar* nnknowat 9-11-12-14-16 1 . 2- 8 . 1 Value* to 6.9f ONE RACK GIRLS’ DRESSES i ari nngiowni v. SALE L 1 5 atMMMsseesasssseesss* M e O NE GROUP i3 LADIES' JACKETS "Clanancra" yearly ule 81xaa %Vt thru 11 •Up over and cardigan aiyka* / • O O JTUN. UeoaMSd. b O T IC H TO L-m eUITORS l U i I’KHSONM II A V I NO LEATHER SUEDE. COATS ' Ona elsa 14, ona aiza 20.! 'Including cashmere, wool, orlon, Mid Couit s n d n r ? * s oopr there of apan F l s n t l i r s s l t o r n s y s on or ksfe rs t b s l l t h d sy of SUreh. A. P ISIS nr • d t o r s s pro eonfeeso will be entered a n s l n s t you. WITNK8 N inr hand and s*al •« Clerk of l b s Circuit C ourt In nod for Hsmlnnls County, r i o r l d s , th is 1s t dsy of Fe brua ry, A. O. 1111(C1HCUIT COURT SRAU) O. r. IIKItNUON Clerk or Iks Clronlt Court, In nnd for Hemlnolt County, Florid* SAM K. M tlllllR f.t. A HONS A ttorneys for I'lalnllfr MSti tC Ornnea Avenue Orlando, Florid* 2 LADIES' ALL % LTfl or auuUbta d. cot. LADIES' "YOU* CHOICE FOR1 Legal Notice OUNTV i tJ D O X I1 C O t S T , I I * ROLM COURTS. WtOISIOA. 55 LADIES' \ \ ; Reg. 19.98 S /\ n r o r r> �7 Missions Start Woods Will Attempt Swim Across Lake ’ Th* championship iwimmara of th« Swtli and tha holdir d . third plica in tha world'* championship, will awlm Lake Monroe Sunday, a according to an announcement a m.g a today by Prank Mabana Jr., managar of tha Mayfair Inn. Jimmy Wood*, who boat Tom Parha nrl tuning tha English Channel, will atart bja awim 8unda**WMruing at 11 o'clock, leaving \ tha Mayfair Inn dock. Wooda will Savaral memhen of tha "ipaaeh awim aaraaa Laka Monroa and e lm ” of iha Seminole High School yatma, a dlatanea aatlmatad at tan t.m t>« featured at tha regular mllaa. ' weakly meeting of tha Sanford Jimmy Wood* la tha only parton Rotary Club to be held Monday wha haa camplatad tha awlm at noon at the Yaeht Club. MUs Biacayno Bay Ialand at Miami, a feat which took 10 houra In tha Marty Cameroa will offer a humort water. Ha eitlmatea that It will oui raiding entitled "Love n taka fh a or atx hour* to awlm Football" while I comedy skit, arrotaa Laka Monroa and back. Ha "Loin Ma A Dollar” portraying will make the awlm aero** tha five (ha trlili and tribulations of a mile area without atopplng. young man in love and broke will Wooda will be accompanied by be presented by three young men. a pilot and boat. The pilot will bo Fred Bill Jr., . Fred Bower and at “Buck" Babbitt. Ha will arrive at Robert C rm y, ^ tha Mayfair Inn about 9 o'clock Sunday morning w prepare for Up to thli lima, very little cmphaiii haa been placed on the hla awlm aewaa tha laka. training of Seminole High School Tha boat, Mayfair Inn officials atudenti In claiiei for ipeech, de­ aay, will carry food for tha awlm- bate, ilage training er forenilcs. mar aa It aecompanUe him on tha Tha Rotary Club program com­ ftra or ala hour twimming feat. mittee thought It advliable to give Wooda aaya, **TWe la * workout a group from the daaa an oppor­ far me In a teat ami preparation tunity to ahow tha fine progreaa tn awlm Laka Onatrlo July 4, a made In a comparatively abort m dlatanea of •» mllaa, which haa time, \ niver n«wr haw a«®mpH»had* Tha According to Mr*. Boyd Cowman, lang dlataiwa awimmar la a nauvo fjIg| ,pMwr| l0ma mimbtra of of Aihavilla, N. C, the dais hava ihown (mating de­ Mabana aaya that tha publta la velopment and the manner la Invited to watch Woods as ha which (hoy read their lines and makai hla teat awlm across Ink" have developed their stage preMonroe, Tha Mayfair Inn dork i* *rncc has been a revelation to her. located on Seminole BlvJ. Im- “Tha program promises to be mediately to the rear of the hotel. abort and different and full of It la expected that there will laughs which should bo creeled I huge crowd on band to watch with enthusiasm by tha audience. tha awimmar whin h« dlvea Into tha water at 1t o’clock and a larger crowd will be on hand to USO Group Meets watch him when ha emerges from tho Taike Monroa waters lata Sun­ To Plan Birthday day afternoon. Speech Class Group To Give Rotarians Noon Entertainment • Party Tomorrow A USO rnmmlUt* meeting w*e held hut night at which time Mra. Selwyn O'Neill, area director, waa preaant. It wai announced that Mlsi El­ la Tumar, Eastern Regional Su­ pervisor, will b* In Sanford Fab. WASHINGTON III - Tha com­ 23. A special meeting will be call­ mander of the nation's air de­ ed for all USO Committee mem­ tenu* said today atomic weapona bers U. ba present at that liras. IMA will ba Ilorad at Air Force ground station! and earried on da- Among tha buslnasa discussed wae the fact that Saturday, Feb. 4 faasa sir craft |» tha 16lh Annlvsraary of ths " tin day U net far off whan we ■ N-tIonil, U80 whleh wai #iU. ----- -— - --- f ” — salt have h t v i mtAnile . . . L . s . a _ ' i ___ I__* — ____ shall atomic WtlDOm weapons at tn« tha bllshed before America's entrance varkma stations In atoraga and on Into World War II and has line* tha planes In flight," Gen. Earle B. won world-wlds recognition ae a Partridge slid In an address pre­ “home away from home" for pared for a Sat aga eonfercnco of member* of America'* armed for­ tha Air Force Ann. ces, wherever they may ba sta­ "This contributes to our determl- tioned. nstlon to ramovo military flying from municipal or civil airports Tha anniversary will he cele­ as soon as possible," ha said, bul brated in Sanford with a birthday added that will come only "over a party and dance to b* bald at the A period of years" and «t a cost of USO from > p. m. to 11 p. m. A special birthday caka Is being W more than threo binion dollars. Partridge, commander In c'nlel baked for the occasion by Frank of tho Continental Air Defense Allis, U. 8. Navy, and other Command, said that whlla defenio cakes will be baked by Min Peg­ aircraft' ar# always loaded when gy Best and Mies Pat Cassuba, on mliiloni, tha Air Force has In­ junior hoteeses. stalled "all manner of control se­ quences" as guards against accidtnls. Liquor Store Is Air Defense Chief Tells Of A-Weapons # # Louis' Tax Trouble Prompts Suggestion WASHINGTON (* - Joo Louis’ income tax troubles hava prompt­ ed a Virginia congressman to suggest U might be a good Idea It a bpxar’e purse wai made sub­ ject to withholding deductions. A discussion of the situation c a n t up last week during closed NS door Ustlmosiy by Intsrnsl Revanua Sendee officials before a House Appropriations subcommit­ tee. H it testimony was made pub­ lic last night Rap. Gary (D-Va), tha subcom­ mittee chairman, and other mem­ ber* of Tho group wanted to know tha former heavyweight o rth o world had fallen l l arrears to Uncle Closed By Sheriff An aast side liquor stors was closed Sunday nignt for violation of State laws regulating tha ails of whiskey on Sundays. Sheriff Denver Cordell revealed today that Midway Liquor Store wee ordered .doted for the day laat Sunday night after evidence of Sunday salat of Intoxicating beverages wai obtained. ” 1 had bean watching tha place several Sundays and had warned them three tlmta to discontinue the isle of whiskey in violation of Ihe Sunday aale law," the sheriff aald. The operator of tho store waa charged with idling whiskey or. Sunday and placed under a 1900 bond, Cordell stated. Crowda visiting tha place looked like a crowded atoae eg ante days, tha The Florida Chain of Mission­ ary Assemblies will not ha*a n program In Sanford this year hut programs will, b* held la DeLand, Orlando, and Ht. Do,a this coming, week, according to a statement by Mrs. Georg* E. Walls, City chairman, Tha Sanford branch remain* a part of the Florida Chain of Mleslbnary Assemblies and It I* hoped we may have the Chain of Mil­ lion* program in future »e*ia, •aid Mra. Well*. Sanford people are Invited ta attend the aeaalona In our neigh­ boring eltlaa. Thle yeer’e theme It “Christ Behind The Heedtinea." Mrs. Walla la asking all inter­ ested person* in the .chain pro­ gram to set aside one minute, Monday at 9 a. m, for prayer. The Chain nf Mission* program begins In Orlando Sunday with services at !0 p a r t i c i p a t i n g churches. Six of the eervlces will be held In the morning, four i t night. The programs are being given In Orlando’e First Presbyterian Church beginning Monday morn­ ing at 10:60 and wilt rontinua through Wednesday evening. In addition to the program* present­ ed at the Church, there will be a youth relly, young adults' meet­ ing, tivie club addressing, and ■peakera visiting schools of the area. The Chain of Mission! program In DeLand begin* Sunday avsnIng with th# opening service con­ ducted at Elisabeth Hall at Stet­ son University at 7:30 p. m. Programs will be given In DeLand at Trinity Methodist Church beginning with an evening service Monday and continuing through Wednesday afternoon. Tha final proff-sm. of tha eerie* theca .will again be held In Elisabeth Hall of Stetson University, A young adult dinner, visits to th* schools, ami a Joint civic club luncheon will be added feature* of the Chain of Missions progi»m In DeLand. Speaker* for the Orlando and DeLand Chain of Missions pro­ gram will include: Dr. I,. It. American Friends of tha Middle West Africa, Presbyterian Church; th* Rev. K. Russell Carter, Field representative for Indian Work, National Council of Churches; Dr. J. Edgar Fisher, Consultant, American Friend of th* Middle East; Dr. Louis H. F.vans, Mlnistar-at-large for Hoard of Nation, el ' Mission, Presbyterian; Mra. Kowtna Dickey McCutehen, As­ sociate educational secretary, Board of World Mission, Pres­ byterian; Di*. Robert A. MeKibben, Superintendent, Dspartment of City Work, Board of Mission*. Methodist Church; Dr. George Karla Owen, Department aecrelery, United Christian Mission­ ary Soelaty, Disclplta of Christ; nr. A. A. Page, President, Pikes villa College, Pikesvllle, Ky.; and Dr. Charles C. West, assign­ ed to tha World Council of Churches to teaeh at Bosseqr, Swltaerbind. New Soviet Appeal Is Unable To Melt U. S. Opposition WASHINGTON tft-A naw ap­ peal from Premier Bulganin failed today to malt U. S. opposition lo a fiovlct-Amerlcan "frlendahlp treaty" which thli government holds to b* needles* and perhaps flaky. In a 1,400-ward m eant* mid* public by th* Slats Dspartment lata last night, Bulganin urge<| President Elsenhower lo reconsidcr tha W-yasr pact proposed by tha Huaslan Premier list week and promptly liwnad down by Ellanhowcr. U. 8. officials aald Bulganin’s naw message waa mainly a rehash of previous argument* for tha treaty and that he had not ad­ vanced persuasive new Ideas. Eltehowar, In a letter Saturday, had told Bulganin a treaty be­ tween Russia and the United States, merely reiterating peace­ ful behavior pladgai already In the United Nation* Charier, "might Indead work against the cause of peace." Holy W eek Services Announced Th# Rsv, Milton H. Wyatt, presi­ dent *f th* Saminol# County Min­ isterial Association, announced yesterday at the regular monthly matting of lha group that the Rev. Chaster W, Plank will ba tha Seminole High School chapel speak­ er an Fab. 9, and tha Rdv. A. D. Melnali on Mar, 9. Holy Week apeakeri at Homtoola High Reheal a n allied aa foltowa: Mar. 99, tha Rav. Fred >. Fisher; Mgr. XI, tha Rov. Mr, Plaak; Mar, IB, Lt. Raymond Luca; and Mgr, % tha Rev. Robert H. Rptar. Th* Rav. Prad B. Pltbwv new associate member of tho P in t Baptist Church, waa electad a member of the association. It was voted ta hold a Good Friday service from 11 till I on Mar. 30. at th* First Proibyteriaa Church with tha Rav, Mclnnlt, host pastor, In charge. Plans for ths annual Baiter runrise aervlce avert adopted. Th« time decided on wai five a teuton before sunup. The a*coalition president, the Rev. Wyatt, will de­ liver tha aaramn. The Rov. MeLnnli reported that the high school glee club had bean requested ta ■log, and that tha band would ba asked to play. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr.,' la to seek tha use of tha muni­ cipal stadium; and Chaplain P, W. Kempaon la to see about a public addrcai system. The association votad to buy a Bible for the family room of the naw Seminole Memorial Hospital, and accepted an invitation to hava a luncheon meeting at the Southside Grammar School the first Thursday In March. Sanford Mfg. Co. Plans Are Needed The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Industrial Commit­ tee la trying now io finalise plans for tha financing and consUuetlaa nf a building for Sanford Mamfeaturing Company, according ta #h;-ltft»tm(Wto*nt yesterday. by ths committee chairman. Definite financial arrangement! cannot b* completed until an ac­ ceptable set of plana and speci­ fication* are provided by Ran ford Manufacturing Company, said Don Bales, head of th* chamber's Industrial Committee. It is expected that the plans will be made available in (ha near future, It wa* announced. Several financial groups' hava been approached by Bales, chair­ man of tha Industrial Committee of th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, along with other commute* memberi but it has become apparent that noting de­ finite can be established until completed plans ar* ohtalnad. A number of local contractors has capresied an Intereit In sub­ mitting bids for tho construction of the building and hava studied tha preliminary specifications and drawings that were available. Bid* ar* being received today and will he opened Monday, Feb. 4. Morris MQ Ranch Scene Of Gathering Tlia Seminole High School facul­ ty and their famllls* had a gsltogslhsr at Principal' Harman K. Morris' MQ Ranch yaatarday af­ ternoon at 4 o’clock. A Fish Fry was tha main event of tha day when men of th* group went out on th* laka In heat* to catch tha fish. latar, In tha even­ ing, tha small of frying fi*h blended with the aroma of baked beans, cold slaw, hush pupplas, coffee, pie and *11 tha trimming*, Children climbed Into lha large oak trees which provided recrea­ tion whlla tha niambare of tha grownup crowd amused themsalve* with trail walking, sight­ seeing, or chatting. “Wa had a great time,” said Mr. Morris. Youth Is Charged With C ar Thefts A lS-yesr-old negro youth was charged with lha Iheft of two rars when he wa* caught Monday following th* disappearance of Wilbur Noland'* car. Sheriff Denver Cordell said tha youth apparently waa taking ears for the mere pleasure of riding around In them. A car belonging to Johnny Hall wai stolen Sunday night and found abandoned at a night spot on Geneva Ave., according to Sheriff OnrdalL The theft of both the Noland ear and Hall'i ear waa admitted CORRECTION By mistake tha Um« of ths Tyre Maddox wadding wa* lift out nf the paper bl tha final wedding plana announcament yesterday. Tha eerraet time la Tab. 4 at 4 gb to* V M MatfcMkt If ton ISm n H tar. A l!'; «vJ-*,-',, ’ m ___________ M i _____m l a Of Juvenile Courts Rezoning Request Housholder Addresses License Division Denied By Planning M inisterial Meeting Tells Of Action! H 1P . Taken In County Board Last Night H>*w I r The Boning and Planning Pommission nf the Ctty. nf Sanford, tail night, at a special maatlng denied the request to re-iona an «ree on Laurel *ve between Ith nd Kith Sta. proposed for a naw location of the Therm-OTane Gas and Appliance Co. lh a area proposed to be ratoned was defined aa "bounded on the south by 10th St., on th* north by Sth St. and the West by Laural Ave., and osi the ei*t by an allay between laurel and Rim Avtnuti,” from an R-l to a C l ion*. A request for tha reinning was made by Rupert M. Strickland and Homar Osborne who repre­ sented (be Youth Canter located at 9th and laurel. Tha group of citizens originally purchased the property and build­ ing - formally used as a rhurrh building by th* Central Raptiat Church and proposed to be used as a Youth Center for Sanford and Saminole Oouety children Strickland and Osborn* wars proposing to trll the property and building in Clyde Robertson nf tha Thsrm-O-Tane Gas and Appliance Co. who had planned to tear dawn the wood structure now on th* property to construct a modem concrete block showroom and sales office. Savin member) of the Boning and Planning Commission wore preannt for tho Important disco*■Iona relative to the re-losing of tha area. Tha vota waa S-l against IhA raaonlng af th* two-block ***ty* -of taurel 4v*. Tho** for the raaonlng wto*t*A. t,7*ou and Clifford MeKibfchi. Those voting against th* iwtonlng were: Robert Brown, rhalrman of the Zoning and Planning Commission, A. L. Collins, A. W. lac Jr.. Jim­ my Wright and Alfred Stanley. The reason given by th* Zoning and Planning Commission for It* stand against the reionlng nf the area wa* that "We do no; want to spot anna even though It was a two-block araa and »vrn though it would possibly be an Industrial area within a year or two. According to the Zoning and Planning Commission plans are to consider the entire area possibly on out to Uth St. with th* possi­ bilities of taking in a ath St. area. Thinking of tha Zoning and Planning Commission wa* that If the area had baan monad, on e ■pot sons basil, such action would have brought back all of those who hid been turned down by tha ciUaans group on th* aim* bails. Chairman- Robert Brown said Ihit "Tha Zoning and Plann­ ing Commission felt that such a raqueat could not ha granted for nns Individual when so many had been lurn.d down on similar re­ quests." According to plana made public laat night at tha spaclal meatlog, tha Zoning and Planning Comminion will work toward a land iim map particularly tn bring Into consideration the entire area. Sailor's Condition Believed Serious An automobile, (rivaling out of control, craahod Into tho ditch on 17-93 north nf Sanford injuring tha drlv«r and pikctically de­ molished tha car, early ytslarday morning. i A 1049 Oldsmohllv Coach driven by If-year-old Thomas J. Killy, of 1304 East Fourth St. was re­ turning to Sanford about 2:30 a. m. yesterday whan It want out of control and skidded 106 fvat be­ fore crashInr Into th# Hitch. According to a Florida High­ way Patro] report, Kslty wa* at­ tached try tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Alr Station. ft la batisvad that Kelly Is in strloua condition sine# lit has bean transferred from the NAA8. Sanford hospital to ths Air Fore* Hospital at Orlando. France* Bollt, another Navy youth, only 17 yeart old was treated for cuts and hrulsa* at tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Hospital and released. He was n passenger hi tha Kelly ear. The Investigation ef tha accident waa mad* by Troopar Thoms* C. Hodge* out nf tha DeLand office of the Florida Highway Patrol. Tha tovaatidktloft, according to ta ata Judge Im eit Housholder apprals* th* Juvtnll* Court In ag address before Iba Seminole Count t* ■« ty Ministerial Aaaoclatlon yester­ day. Hi# driver's license division o f . "The Juvenile Courts of Flori­ th* d*p*rtm*nt of publia' u fsijf da ware created by lha approvlnf released today another rapart 'tog , vY mandate of the majority of th* driver's licensing activities, ThS* qualified elector* nf Florida In th* **ie la for November, -1911. - general election nf i960—and In Th# department said that IV fd« accord with tha constitutional vokad too llcenves In.that month! amendment tha legislature of 1931 suspended 111 and canceled 67. passed a taw astabllihlng Juvenile Added to that activity la th# r*» Courta and providing th# Jurisdic­ turn of 109 license* by th* >ar*ta tion and operation,” Judge Hous- commission with raatrtetloaa.. Driver’s licenses ravolked, entto holder explained, canceled, suspended, or retumdi* "A Juvenile Court t« not a court In Saminole County Include; of criminal juriidlr'fon aa wa to BAN FORD—Jo* Brown, tooSM not hava affidavits, Information! vslt McClain, Frank La# Whaator, \ or Indictments and there La no Isaac William*, Ravoked, Robert prosecuting attorney or aUte'a Attorney, A proceeding Involv­ La* Thomas, Suspended, l a t f Lolaeono gchaeht, Canceled. ing a juvenile Is not a criminal Ann trial, and all matters la th* Claud* Cleveland lOehe, Return* by the Parol# Comalaale* with Juvenile Court ara termed "hear ad Restrictions. log*" and not "trials" and all OVIEDO—Rhsll/ Barkley, la w hearlngi ar« before th* Judg*— nsit Nolly Hlckao*. Revoked. without Jury. Th# alrtet rules - William OByif of criminal procedure do not apply LONOWOOD Bonach, Revoked. ■•-j . In a hairing before tha JuvanDe MONROE—Vidor ThotoM Judge, but mort ths principles if LAKE equity—to detormina what has Pattlngar, Ravolkad, happened and If possible ths two- GENEVA—Milton A. MiDwttye son for «uch happening and wbal Revoked. a might ba tha bait Irsalmant for rorreetlon of tha particular child," said Judg* Zlousboldar. i Ha explained that at a usual Tha Rev. Earls W. Vennum of hearing before th* Judg*, th*r* la Mtsml, Florida will b* tha avan* preaant tha Counselor, tha child, geliit at revival service* Fab. 9-11 iha paranla and aay pariooa who / a ; ; vv It the First Church of tha Neman* know anything about lb* facia of of Sanford. The Rav, Vennum haa the hairing. At th* eUaa of lha Just completed eleven signally suc­ hearing th* Judg* usually talks cessful years a* pastor of Central wlih (ha p am t* alona and with Church of th# Kaureq*>to MUml. tha child alone, Altar aH of tha toJh q Jario ’t church la Florida.•( format lea gath— i . 'hum--the Naieren* connection. hearing, Dm talks and th* pra- hard WAT toriteJ -to opv«u Whlla thara war* nine other Investigation, It then becomes meeting' a* hyaatntK control to churches organised foom Canlral the duty of Hw Judg* to mala a Deland Tuesday night, Fab. V. Together with cemmlaatoateA Church of ibo Naaareno It contin­ decision. ued to grow under the aggressive Raid Judge Housholder, "In tha from Lake and Volusia Count!a* leadership of Pastor Vennum. Juvtnile Court, In discharging his lha lamlnol* officiate will hear an Operating a flaat of soven huso* commission, the ludga Is neither explanation af tha atata project In la transport an average attendance umpire nor arbiter; ha Is tha one hyacinth destruction. Florida* leak of sU hundred Sunday School person who represents hit com­ lenlslatura voted a sum of t M t f srbolsrs was hut one of the many munity ss ‘parens Palrtsl1—who 000 for tha work which la to b* mains at being “all things to all may act with th# parents, or, carrlad aa aa a cooparatlva plan min that ya may win soma.” Rav. when necessary, even la th# plaea with tha varies* sauntlas. Pm* Vennum will begin thli eight-day of ihtm to bring about behavior •onnal and spraying aqolpmaM ar* being furnished by tha stojp revival campaign this Sunday more desirable.” morning by speaking at Its* 10:46 . As a Judge In a Juvenile court, with chemicals provided by tho In­ h* does imH administer criminal dividual cauntisa. ( a.m. worship service. , Service* will continue; every law nr enter x Judgment of for­ Naw equipment placed Into aar# night at T:» p m. through Sunday feiture nr penal servitude. Tha vies by th* Gams and Fresh Wat­ Feb. It. Pastor Spear Invite* child before him Is not a defen­ er Fish Cammlaalan Ineludas tWW Christiana of at| faiths lo enjoy old dant. Thara la lo be no convletloa, airplane* and all alrbeat*. lyray laihlonad singing, both special and no sintence. Thor# Is to b* no boats hava bean in naa far lifelong stigma of a criminal ra- time. Tha yrinclpal chemical U**4 congregational. A ntwisry will h« provided for cord. In lha JuvaaIJa Court tha In hyacinth control1la 84-D, wkiffc all services and courteous nshen Judg* administers aqtUly; and camea tbs plants to dating thawaccelerated will assist wary possible conven the child, *1111 Immature and un- aelvta t h r o u g h abla to taka hla place before tha inline*. law as an adult, la Uu recipient growth. of consideration nf guidance, and Tuesday night's masting will bn of correction. Th* stab* la no concerned with the apedal w*b# las* than the aavlng nf a human tern* of tho fit, Johns River valley. being at a lima more favorable Th* rivar'a d*#p water channel ,1* than any other In an uncertain fu­ kept open by United States Mglnaera bat thslr activities da **A ture, ha explained. "I am eonvlneed,” said Judge extend to tha smaller tributaries Housholder, "after my experience and gemafleh epawalag areas. Funeral service* for Mr*. Pearl aa your Juvenile Judg* that you Typical 'af tha It, Johns pro­ M. Rnu, wire of Tambeet-M. Rn^a a a Minister* and Praachara If blems la that of lha Volusia-Lak* of: Grants, M. M., will h* held th* Christian Faith tbculd have County situation In which many t i Sunday at I p. m. at Rriisou Fun­ a closer relationship with ths th* It. Johns tribute rise used by eral Hama with th* Rev. Milton H. problem! of tha erring youth aa Veluala County eportaracn a rt Wyatt officiating. Burial will ba In they are disclosed to Juvenile actually within tha limits of Lake Court hairing*. Bo I am opening County althougk a long distance E m i r o n Camatary. Mrs. Rosa had lived in' Grant* tha Juvenile Court to lha Mla- from Lake Couaty population can­ for (he past 20 yeari whir* aha Istara of Raminolc County, t want ters. was an active worker In the Com­ to Invite you and urge you to Tha Tuesday meeting will b* munity Church, At the lima of attend lha sessloni ai you may sponsored by th* Volusia Count/. bar death aha waa president of become better acquainted with tha Wildlife Aeaaristlon, according to problems and carry th* manage tha Pilot Club. Dr. H. R. Wilber, chairman of th* Sha had lived mn*l nf har life lo your people. aiaoclatlon'a board of director*. . "I am convinced from mg ex­ In Sanford teaching In tha school* periences with our children In th* and served ai principal for tha Sanford Grammar School for 10 ag* group nf our Juvenile Court, years. Rh* was active In ehurrh that a program of prevention or Careless Driving 1 work aa a member of th# First delinquency I* tha goal to atrlvi Methodist Church her* and a for rather than wait for correc­ Charges Are Placed loved member of tbe Daughter* tional manures In th* Juvenile of Wesley Sunday School Clan. A Court. Wa should hava better r*- Against A. Smith An strident, Wsdiwiday night, member nf Seminal* Chaptor No. creational facilities and program* >, OKS, Mra. Rosa held tha till* and ronatanlly itriv* for, until ihortly after f o'clock, a* South* roaliiad, a fully aqulppad Youth aa peat matron. wa.t Road raaultad to eharg** Survivors beildei her husband Canter, staffed with wall quali­ Include two alitor*. Mra. W. R. fied director* and Enitructora. Un­ ci releii and negligent driving gf as drlvlag whlla Intoxicated Thorton of Sanford, Mrs, B. E. til this la arcompllahad I teal sura wall Haley, Lakeland; Ihre* brothers, ■ program of love and understand­ being placed again a 33-yaar-nld Freeman J. tlunlcr, Vero Beach; ing between our children and our negro driver. Jamas TV Hunter, Minneapolis, adults will greatly halp to eli­ According to tha accident rtfo ri \ Minn.; Clarenc* M. Hunter, Win­ minate youthful errors that re­ of tha Sanford Police Departments ter Park; and savaral nlecas and sult I* delinquency and 1 am a parked automobile, awited W preaching this program «very- Alfreds Walla an, «-y*aroid m m V nephews. \ Acllva pallbearer* will be O. P. whara I go and avarynrtteiw I beauty parlor operator af t o w , Herndon, (I. M. Shipp, K. K. chance to apeak. This program inr IS It., was hit b / Alfred'Aitorl Joneq. Joder Cameron, Id Reuth, mar* lotto and undentsadlog will Smith, driver ad a 19*7 ~ ' ‘ not coat any mooay, only warh Th* Mpr* aiddto, and Jo* Aiurtlln. Honorary pallbearers ar* CJau '# and effort and 1 tail upon you aa j* ia to* parted car, Herndon, Walter M. Haynci, Dr. Christian Hatters to Join nM to th* w ar ad the IMS T. W. Lawton, B. W. Turner, C. thla program," concluded Judg* •auatog' r a a r t g da mated to M k Mra to C. PrtMt, Zab Ratliff and Harman Housholder. J Fourteen minister# ware pm- *f totoi Morris. Gravsald* aanrkaa w il ks *sa- sent a t tha P itN to w ta *r « Rev. Earle Vennum To Be Evangelist At Revival Service County Is Invited To Attend H Control G i Funeral Is Sunday For Mrs. P. Ross -I it ■ -_____ a a B a ____ ___ ____ \r mrnmmm M —H �r. WUVT? *'A All Church Notfeo* n u t ba sriiMrtsS At Tht attic* by • P-m* on tha day M a n puUteatfan* W nfjrcA . CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH le v . J. W. Parham, pastor Oar. Fourtoonth S t, Oak Ave. Sunday School 9:49 a. m. Morning Worahlp Servleo li:0S a. m. Training Union CIS p. m. It's a family affair.. Evening Worahlp 7:M p. m. "Como thou with ua and wo will do this good." Ua t:4 l to U i » «.m. CtU to *■** 16:45 am. iTtsiaf l o ­ in t ia y . «. v n w i i r *w io **m ^ iUfl pUcuMloa 7:41 y.m, Chapal M r Jtokariil after etrvle*. m n d a r Youth Night Frogrtw i » to UN p.m. Davetiontl Time. M ArtritiM. UM m MUtinaary lo d tr •} Mating* monthly)., Fillowihlp iy morning. FIRST CHURCH OF TCR NASAHINH •Sanford's Staging Church" Car. a f Sad i l l Map!# R. 1 Spear I n , P ardor SiM a.m. Sunday School Classes ter all ages. 10:45 a.m. Morning Worahlp. I:M pm . Christian Service Trainng CUaaea. Sunday morting aerriceat 7:M pm* Evening EvangeUatie. IS am . Sunday School. Prayer meeting Wedaaedayr, U I * Honing Worahlp.. 7:45 pm . Sunday evoalng eorrieea: Youth Activities Thursdays, 7:45 •111 p.m. TYaialng Union. p.m. 7:M pm. SvMlng Worship. Wtdaaoday KM pm. Prayot Special revival lervlcei ere ache, duled for Pah. 5-11. sooting. The Church of the N aaam e It FISH MH1MODUT CMUHCM Beileyaa In doctrine, evenfeHttie Laurel At*, at 4th Bt a appeal, and friendly la fellow­ Sunday School S!4d a. m. ship. Morning Wonhlp ld:49 a. a . M. Y. 7:00 p. a . POST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Kvanlag BvaagaUatto ?:4S p. a . SCIENTIST, adnaeday night prayer and aoo E. Second M. praiM aerriet ?:M p. a . Sunday Services - li:on a, m. Sunday School 5:30 a. m. THE SALVATION ARMY Wedneeday Evening U 4 1 , a d st. Maetlng l:M p. m. l/Uantananl Raymaud H. Luce, .eiwn-Scrmon: "Spirit" Renting Room Incited In Poycr of Commanding Officer Church Building open In public Sunday Company Meeting 10 a,m, 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Monday thru Hellnaaa Meeting 11 a.m. Fridey. Young Fooplaa Logion 7 p.m. A cordial Invitation It extended Salvation Matting S p.m. to ell to attend our eerrieee Tuoaday Y.F, land Fraetiea 4 and uie tha Reading Room, p.tn. *. Salvation Meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Indite Home League THE LITTLE BROWN CHURCH ON THE HILL 7:M pm. (Congregational) Corner Park Avr. and 14th St. J. Bernard Rent, Minister ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 11th SC and Laurel Avt. Sunday School 5:45 a. ra. Hot. George S. Xeaa CUtiee for all agaa—Cxadel roll CENTCNIANS Sunday School 9:49 a. m. Morning Worahlp U a. m. Adult Claes for dltcutiion undar the laadorshlp of Dr. Fred Youth Sarvlee 1:43 p. m, EnimInfer, former Rolllni Col* Hvangellatlo Rally 7:A5 p. nt. lege rrnfeiiof. Prayer and Blhla Study Wadnea* Morning Wnrihlp ll.-M day at 7:41 p. m. "Remember a glad head Invites Sermon: "Filler* In God's House." ihip with FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Peeler Mllten H. Wyatt 0:45 A. M. Church School Clatiea for all eg** 11:00 A. M. H«ly Communion Communion Meditation “Spiritual Fllneee" 4:00 p. M. Supper for M. Y. F. 4:30 P. M. M. Y. T. 7:15 p. M. Organ Veepera 7:80 P. M. Evening Worehlp Sermon Topic "God'e Outlook" Rroedceet over W. T. R. R. 1:30 P. M, Recreation for young people. BIRTH OF N ANGEL T h ty call her an »ngtl of mercy. And they m etn it! Just stk the onee who have depended on her in a time of fear and pain. • ,H ow did she become en angel of mercy? Wae she bom to be a n u rse . . , or did the just happen .to decide that would be a good ^ | jjj - ........- ........................ m w :m She decided.1 But she didn’t Just happen to decide! It grew within her—this yearning to help others. ,nH IKV* " ,m ,h le' ln* cL UM* ^ 'h o u la ,®ey "0f fivllliaiion It began one day In church school. Was It the lesson of the Good Samaritan—or one of the others? The idea thrived on many an inspiring sermon.»Then one day it became a conviction . . . something to pray ab o u t. . . to plan for. •ound rtaiont why * « v i c , regularly h*y »'••• (i) io, hl; n « » o l.. (]) Tor th« .n?“0"- m r« oil eh n«tdt hit moral Today she is a wonderful nurie. Tomorrow she’ll be a loving wife . . . an understanding mother. You nee. she’s not unusual, this girl. She is simply a girl whose Church helped her find God’s challenge in her life. ,0 ***** r4ru' t^plir tin ») r> I'Htr... I4 v p 4 Mnrite, Faator y School W a. CUIJahaatoj^aupartaUndent Florida Chain of Missionary Assemblies Uel.and, Sunday. F th. 5, 105*, 7:.1ft P. MKlliabeth H ilt, I t e t e m ■Siting, Itaufadafi liM •*t«r4*y. U n i.eielly L. K. Andtoon ....................... .... “Church and Stoto In Afrit*" Chat. C. W a it............- ......“Chrlitlan W ltmti In E att Gemnny" Monday Evanlnr, Foh, S, 7:30 P. M. Trinity Mathndlit Church . Rnwana D. McCuichan -----“Out Hop* in Thl* Chenging World" Roh*rt A. McKIbhln............ -.......“American Cltlatt lha Graatait 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 tho Co-operation of these Wellknown Business Establishments: Tuonday, Fah. 7, 11:00 A. M. MRS. APPLEBT8 RESTAURANTS FLORIDA 8TAT15 BANK BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO*v SANFORD ATI*ANTIC NATIONAL BANK J. C. HUTCHISON A CO. HAROLD H. KASTNER A CO. BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD. WALLACE MUTUAL INSURANCE BROWN’S AMOCO SERVICE GLENN GOEM1IEL SUNOCO SERVICE WILSON - MAIER FURNITURE CO THE KIT,GORE SEED CO. Trinity -Mathodlit Church | PAOU WSSLSTAN • METHODIST CHURCH | S Mlloa Waol a* *L 44 today Schotl (toting Worahlp raaltyu Youth Meting WarahJp radataday Prayarmaatln* , Everyone Waleoma • Hov. Cecil W. Ihaffar Dr. L. K, Andaraon .... .............. "Out of African Llfa and Thought" rontm Luncheon H:1B p. m. Atnbaaaadara Andaraon and Waat "la Calonialltm Flnlahad In AfricaTM _____ What Anawtr to Communlrti Should Chrlatiana He Seeking?" 3:00 F. M. Dr. Chat C. Waat.......................“Revolution In China" Dr. A. A. Para .............. ..... “Matchlnr Mind* wlth.Mour.taina" 7:40 P. M........ Dr. Xdgir J. richer "Middle Eaat In Tranaltlon" Dr. George Earlt Owan "The Role of the Phllllpplnaa lit the Pacific" Wednaoday, Fab, 8, UtOO A. M. Trinity Met had lH Church Rar. E. Runell Cartar----- ------------- ----- ......... »'At Our Doorataua" }«.!* N- *r#nim Lunehaon......... Amhaatadara Cartar and Planar "What Should ho our Attitude Toword the Modem World?'* "Who! are the Outetandlng Naada of Indiana Today? » '» F. M................... Ellaahath Hall ........ Station University Phytldan, Haal Thyatif1 ; UPSALA COMMUNITY JPRX1IYT881AN CHURCH ; Her. C. C. white, Minuter Mr*. Clover Mam, PUnlat, Orlando, Flrat Proabytarlan Church, lft« E. Church St It* Patricia Boeaman. Aact. „ * L . . Fah, I. UtM A. M. lUt, •' in, Nancy Ollaa, Chilfren'a Dr. Robert A. McXIbben...-----"AmaHcan Cltlaii tha Great Challenge to Chriatlanlty" •• kan*hton Luncheon 1 Church School. Church School. • 10:00 e.m. Claaaaa for all. age*. MrXIhban Iti Colonlallam Flnlehad In Africa?" C. a Rrewn / • . THERM-O-TANE GAS A APPLIANCE CO. AMERICAN OIL CO. ft. K. Strickland. Contree tor . V THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. DavU, Cwutgaeo .; W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. SENKARIK GLASS A p a in t c a R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY THE MAYFAIR INN CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. HERRON GROVES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN’S REALITY C a BRMINOLE DRY CLEANERS HOLLER MOTOR SALES BRITT TRACTOR CO. 13:18, Forum Lunehaon----- "la Communism Wh ' In the Fag Eaat?" Near East? imuniam Winning stoo F<r i„ TitT.Carter ------------ The Ralition of'Justice M, Rev.. H. HuaaaU Mra. Howana D, MaCuUhen - The Christian Uaka at hla World TOO P. M. Dr. A. A. Page Matching Mlnda with Mountains Dr. Chaa W. Waat - ... ........ Tha Meaning of China for ChrUtUna Di;, Loula H, Hvtoa V—«-«- — — _ _ "Physician, _ ___ _ — Heal ThyaaW" Forum Lunehaon ■---- Bring yeur own lap luncMrinha will be served. Ferudl Luncheon, 13:11 . . Evening KM SMITTY’S 8NAPPBP TURTLE \... Aaabaiaadm Andaraon i i Own Neighborhood? Wonhlp 11:00 a.m. "Church and ChiMnn’a Sarvlee 11:00 am SlOO P, M. Dr. L. X. Andaraon Dr.. Chat C. Wait ................. . "Ood'a Gifts In a Young People 1:10 pm. T:M P. M* *«*«M*»ea# Rev I , Rutaall Carter Children 0:30 p.m, Dr. George Earls Owen "Argentina Good < Worah.‘p 7:30 pm. INarybody Invited to attea _. Tueoday, Foh. T, 11 A. M. | our aarriaaa. Dr. Kdaar J, Fisher: The Middle Eait In TrunelUon Scheduled Meetings -- i Monday Morning Feb. #, 11!W« Charge 11.00 ............... Aftern of StaforS i * L - ROY WALL PLUMBING WADE’S 8UPRKK MARKET ( I WHEELER FIRTIUZIR CO. SANFORD BOAT WORKS SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE STINE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO SANFORD LINOLEUM A . • TILR C a SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. •. . . . LANEY DRY CLEANERS �UTaT'm* ■ " • *- THE SANFORD HERALD * fcfciriury 8 ; 1950. : Additional 2 <Continued From P ifa S> ' rw sre n cw aaaaa. a •a u sn a a a io s i ' •Inn Oft i!« Silk n 4:00 4tlk 1:1* ■ • ATEM DAV r On lo a f Aoo*uet m bw w n u a ti is: »:b aits lie n On Dawn Urtakota New* w aatarn Jam kar** Raw* Pooaa ffalaan C lah Now# Sparta At A ( H u r t Jorkoy'a Choice M nrala* Doonlt*** Harm ony Tim * World At Nina Mom ma Molodlaa 1100 Club Now* Ito* C lah Idron'a Claoot* W -«» rk tid V a ria n t* Country Btyl*, U. A a . tm a so o i W arld At Noon Radio Fa rm Ottawa f iB S S r .n S .d a . l i l t D t il - i f P er Mot la *:•!*. N1«h t t a illu n f ile t'nltod Nation* >iii! 2 ? }M * A rth u r O o d rr*/ 11to* Arthur Godfrey iiii ( t |) O rlftln a On A Claud . C h ria ito n lly Applied J.iko Unx Baturdty Nlpht Nliht rilt'nn ill } :jt l it I t l* ( lit t il* ll't » ;I0 1:11 lt:« k I lilt i» I I sA** ? ,W: irt* v &Hoar . •*. lit * #■1* Fonwi/d Wamh lit * F a v i* Forum Juko floa Hal. N!*M At Homo w ith Mualc tone Laynton'o C a ll I* P ra ya r B ll* Off ■ PSBAV B O B R I.r {!•*• 4 •tit Market Koport t » i f r r " l V t i o d c i* k 1 :1 1 Ntw* 1 :1 1 Utore* Braoiker* livid Hutidoy Kattir** *:•• Fr**dom a io r / 1: 1# C lt r u i M uluol t il* Mutlo *t Random aoRNisa h\ Smiwi. lit SSs&awiji !!!S & Naw_ Laym an* C a ll T a P ra /ap ju ? tu * O T m a j > r j p o o JA o w e a R v tx x i OF FBOPHECT v n ttsT a trrsa sM i ISM Elm At i . ■ Factor 1:00 H u m jAt. D. D. Crtur. a rt 9:43 A..M. 1:1 0 u t * of n il* / Stood*y School iV-«8 Cru*nd«r* 11:00 A.M. Morning Worship 4 w e rU 4k Stowe P lk/ko ut* *1 a u r a S«*S5*i Th» Uaiup flbdsy Night Service 7:80 P.M. uT > t CMiUMUei eiKi n e a I* P * n *a WMB TiHsdoy Night 7:80 P.M. 11:11 Nr «two.apart o-Waath** VftB Thursdsy sight 7:10 P. M. ll : l o H ta rllih t Thtn tr* O ur Ml** Brwok* Otd Fiihlon Rdvivil bdginnlsg 11:10 ■ la n -u ft Creoador* ■m ukt g v t .« j* ,et ««*. UVb. 9. Service* nightly i t 7:30. ■ OMMIRM ■Vksngellst R. W. Stockdile In I : SO H ltn-O n P ro c n tn R u u a * fil**n 4* P*ri It O'rloek feoa N»w* — tVootlxr 3#rge- “You are Invited to come 1:11 l:0U Ur. IV Iu rd 11:11 Lev# ahow worship with us." 1:10 t.o p u iu Kunearua iitss Mawi an# a*. IOi IO W in k / Dink on* To* » i ■ A T VM S A T II:** Ito / R1o*or* ■ a a a iie fa E LITTLE BROWN CHURCH 11:10 k*iy* Oin* T a il T a tu m ON THE HILL In d u a tr/ on P e m l* arm aoen W inhg D in k A t o * » (Coagregatloael) T k * B l# Top onaar ■no P u lu r* P irm o r* of Amort** 2 Career Park Avo. and tith St. root i m l ChrlM lan S*l«na* atlaae X Bernard Root, Minister 1tie f ilm V»r* l.ts M**t Th* urehM tra •unday School 9 *9 A.M. 1:00 Tb* B l* Plcturo .Irclo r Ifowak IilO i u i for all agar. i t s w ill •? °*n ruing Worthlp 11:00 A.M. sioa C o lltc* * X *ik*tb *ll 4:tS A rt D a/lo moo: “Walking HI# Way’* Siaa llln lo a h like** list * # # / A/aute a HOLT CROSS CHURCH li* 0 wittkv Dlak _ *“ i Ml 1:10 O apt M idnight „ UVUBIMM (Episcopal) •tea Mp Ror* no# F in . S la t* Iln lv o ra llF PI*. Ihowo*** 1:10 T h l* la lb * U f a I n . R. Lyitletoa Zimmerman, TP* Central C o u n tr/ Vrollro I:u 0 Dnlv. of Fla. B.D., Rector »:I0 I'ooplo’t Choice 1:10 Sunday School Fornm it ■ 10 llono/monnoro 4i*a D o lla r a Soaond Sezageaiua no* Domnn R un/n a Tk o ttr* 4:10 Lucy Ih o w Holy Eucharlit sit* It Xoo A. M. o A lw a/o Jan iioa u ta la and H a m a s (Junomok* lit * B l* T in T in Famity Service and lv10:00 £•15 A.M. :l'l vi-itnc* Kictlon Thoatr* * Church School 11:00 Th# Vloo 1:00 etud«n, IiM ,M s u r lt f h t Thoatr* Q raad Ola Opry A ft: 00 A.M. Choral Euchiriat 11:10 l:oo B ie n -u tf 1:00 Country Fralte* end Sermon Rant the C la c k 1 :1* ■ CDDAT Service# through the week: 1:0# ■ tan* ih o w ArT**nooa i : i a Th a Hnnapmoanara 1UfAtwtav. Tna.fl a» Thuridiy, Fti- 11:1* P lrp .o * Pro*TA» R h u o o Monday, Tueidiy, iioa 1:10 nay and Saturday*: ■•Holy Commua- 11:11 Nowo.Woothor !#:•• i;:oo or. T .k. a J rtp ;£ffl 7:10 A. M. 10:1* Damon H c iy e n Theatre 11:1* Tnto la ih* 11:40 : Wednesday-Holy Comraunion-10:00 1:0# Morlinn* 1:10 to o Farad* 11:10 La ta th a w 1 0 Lawrence Walk Iht^ 1SI4I Now* A So. 1:00 Ta|k-Around M •VSBAT 1:10 Bund*/ Now# tan* T s s l Pattern ‘-’THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 0:00 Front How cant*/ 11*0 D lin a jU n d ion* Lo o k Up A L I* * CHURCH T is ts a U l* a ■ •utkotd* Pr**hpt*vte* ^■tcv. A. O, Mclaatf, Paatar • to* lUebat■ Iqukd III** L * f* Th k* A T r ip •Prchid* • “Andante Rsllgioio" a so W a tarfran i !!:!• w ild » m R leko k V me U n it ;! -Thome 1:0( H*m * P a ir Ttsa F rl« * t* RocroUrx • ■:09 Ed Hultlooa Ubaw #olo - “O Lord Moit Holy" lit* M lllloa | M arl* 1:00 O R Thoolr* naa ••Doukt# Lifer* « Sir*. Charles Wllka-Franek A lfred lilttkoooh • P raean u Appointment _wlth A d /, ’Anthem • “Lost In the Night" 10:10 My L in a t ill ‘ Chancel Choir air. Chrtatlanien 11:00 Twhat'o V PU /boaa* i i i a Dr. kadio a'o J r a L Eermon Rev. Eugene L. Daniel 11:00 • K * O ff 1:00 W oourn Marokol Evening Worihlp 7:30 P.M. ■ ONBAt 4:1* Lo ne Ja k e SU/o* ■oRJuaai Omnlbuo Prelude - “The Angelui" Tou *r* Thor* • e v -o * ,, -M aucnet Ford Thoatr* P ro a rta l a P /iv a l* Sacratarp .Anthem ■ “Softly Now the Light M*wa.W*«tb*r !:#• Ed aullW on T k * M a rtin a Bbaw of Day” -Von Weber Captain K an ea/o * o B. Thoatr* H i HltchoacW Prooonto •it* tot Pattern * Pioneer Choir 10:00 lotto itn -O n App't. W ith Advantur* Sermon Mr. Mclnnla 10:1* W hat * My Lin* v roaram Raoutaa 11:00 • unday Now# flp*. 10:11 Now a.W oalhar w 10:10 Z rn l* K o t i n thaw M il* Law ranoa W alk Skew . « ' ST. LUKE'S LUTHERAN 11:41 Mtwa A ID liioa Th l* Land of Our* 11:10 Itrlk* It Rich ^ In Slavta (Near Oviedo)' ■ M SBAT am a n o r s • :4I T e a l 'P e lta rn Rev. Stephen M. Tnhy, Peitor 1 :0* M oraine Sh* Lev* Of L IU C*pL oruing Worihlp 8:23 a. m. ■ •arch for Tomorrow Open ----U gldlna D e b t Bdio Minion Broadcakt at 9:30 13:01 1100 Ja c k Paar M o w i:!i Qpftft ! ! o u m 10:00 Ot r r Moor# 1:10 Lov* e io r r it a. m. ovar WOR2 (710 ke) iSunday School J:3o a. m.—for all fa' -re g'oupa "C hristian Day School— Monday ,.«rthrough Friday 0:00. a. m.—(All —ty WtUIAM ir r i— "‘elementary grades and kinder O anfral F r a i l W rit e r jjgartin): TRUSTEES or Ohio State un)< •havan Ktia Krlngla may be Juit vanity ere otudylng n Said of 79 u ganaroue—but would be be *' FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH applicant# for tha Job of praal- official T 1507 Sanford Avenne dent of that achool. Zadok Dum1 I t , Perry L. Smae, Minister knpf wondora why thay don't juit A «moofh-/eoed Joint Nick » Sunilay School, 0:43 a. m. itama Ilopalong Cnasady and ba mliyAt bo oypJa(tied to IAa kite by ■Cln.tie* for all agei. dona with ttl toying donta hut couldn't rails! Morning Worihlp, 11:00 a. m.. trying o u of kit gljl alactrte I t 1 dK«ill be conducted by the peitor. Th* town o/ Bnag, Albtrta, la tkovare. Ciueit Minister, Jit. Dora, will oreU nomad. A bllMtard H ard tree »■ I i ‘■preach on “The Peril of Initsbilifo llo w * i b y 5 S b*lo\e aero lain* limber, IwMIaa, w*Itemed vitlN jjty" fJai. 1:2-7). para lure, Ing King Ibn levd with e tkewar u CYF, Chi Rho and Junlori. « t I I ef tame 2,000 pearl*. Pretty e*at> «p. m. Mra. W, D, Thornton will fetlaty Nal*: John F*#t#r Ouflaa ty amfeRil • have charge of “ snack time." ! t I h vlililng In the United llelea tea * Evening Worihlp 7:30 p. m. led Now that C le m e n t A tlr a , the holiday*. Britain's **-Labor party isidtr, . bv the young people, In observance 1 ! ! Scarcity of the proper materials hee bean made an earl and Jolna a of Youth Week. Mr. Doerr will haa created a khortag* of Sent* the Home of Lord* he can And e ipeelal menace for young Cluu beard* in England. A titan- out how Uia “other half’ lives. on “ God’i Plan for My (Jim. 17:4). Attendance Mr. and H n. Earl tu t: 11:11 lit * . « '* /'• A i 1 a l ^ K J r c k n 'a Choir* V wtriro (>*toit*** lla rm o n / Tim * W *r1< i t Ml** H o rnln a MolndlM ll* r* * T h lr* Fo r Lad 10* 0 * 1/ loOO Club N l» l M l# C ln k 1 lira* vf Ki w i W orld At h w t i irrc R in o * 1 1 :1 1 m a la t* * m ni*o*0 lit ) * Hondo/ H llln i* l : f 0 N * «» 1:11 fur Non* Ronrk |: |0 W orld At T h rr* 1:1# Uupor or luttl* 1:1* llruord I’roolow lit * To rn Tim * Site Now# I ' l l T«*n T im * etr* Oa Muolcal Pam H ym n Tim * Muolcal Pam. S p iritu a l Tim # H ot . W . n . Notouw 24 Monthsto f on all major appliances F : ifm RAD 1:11 a F T HMD OO I* agvoetero w lta Om I* WpM l:tt • tM wua am atekob iv is ts a #i#a Mow*- W * * tk * r-tv * ru •til IttaOktvonk In ibk C t i a l i t via ap*tiifot •« i n i John U »lr Now* {>(( A ll a t* / Tk**tr« lUperl «. U 1 :0 * /*> (■ •£l ;/ A • *, T E L E V IS IO N P in 8 Notices *“* T. ' ..fAo : We carry our own Accounts * No Red Tape * No Delay * .Mi ill WrW i 9 5 6 AUTOMATICd I RANGE til: s*p5ite! S r l u x r AUTOMATIC Y O U 'R E T ELLIN G ME! Meetlngi scheduled: Friendship ■ Class, Monday, 7:30; Circle Two, • Tuesday, 2:00; official board, **Tuesday, 7:30; and choir, ThureJ. day. 7:30 « The public Is Invited to all «#rn vices. Strangers are extended t ‘'‘ cordial welcome. Off-street perkr f l n g end nursery facilities are y provided. The service* of tht min/.liter may b« obtained by phoning *• 1411 r * FIRST > CHURCH OF THE NAZARENK »* “Sanford'a Singing Church" / Corner of Second and Maple , R. H. Spear Jr., Palter i George PHiard, SaparlateaJeat _ The Ch'.rch of the Naiarene wel • '. come* you to attend the fallowing , services; .Sunday School 0:30 a.m. -Morning Worship 10:43 a.m. Revival services begin with Rev. £ Earle W. Vennum is evangelist. iSoeclal Youth service 6:30 p.m. Evening evangelistic 7:|fl p.m. , Mi Mrs. Earla W. Vennum, guest U u speaker .« Rev, Eerie W. Vennum, avsngo£*■ list. f^Every night next week Including .-Saturday revival aervlcei will be a# conducted, ’Old fashioned singing “both special and congregational ’will be your* to enjoy. «Tho Church of the Naiaronu is r-Wesleyan la doctrine, evergellj* la ^appeal, and friendly In fellowship. IjYou are Invited fo “Come and see.” * '-----------------------------------------* INMATES DEDICATE SHOW r m . DALLAS Oh—Inmates at the Sea* 1j govilla Federal Correctional Insti­ t u t e bad special' reason to put on a top performance at their animal March of Dlmea benefit show last •night. ’J A 33-yaar-old fallow prisoner, i nwho waa.to have bean tha master '/'o f caremonlea for the show, be, weame U1 last week. Saturday be #wai dlainosed aa having polio. # v Last night’# ahow waa dedkatad "to the vtetla. 3 mm , ununiam Acute Bronchitis May Pevelop Complications tfROUUN IL MNMSDi MJ> T ins U the neuon for And bronchitis. Ordinarily, Acute bronchUli la a mild dliuM , hut It e u be uacomfontble. And, of count, then el vaya Mdanger of coapUceUnua gueb aa pniumonlA. A aort Uuonl, paltu ta the ygUHflOH pm( | rt will climb to 101 or 108 degrees and remain then for aa long u three to flva dayaDry Cough Coughing at flnt will bo dry. but within a eoupte of day* you'll bo able ta bring up bronchial •acretlona. Coughing notunlly heine recoverv. Since acuto bronchltl* fre­ quently la eauaod by n cold or an lnfluanss vlrua, your boot bet for avoiding It U to korn up your genoral health. Avoid exposure nod hooomlng tired and chilled. onea tho oymptomn begin, howovor, yon should go to bed and atoy then until your form buiubglded. If* probably best ta otkk ta a blend diet, avuldinc Mod foods, psatry, rev fruits or vogrUblec, satk, coarao brood or tereoL strong eheeir, rich doaaartg, oplee*. coffoo and mast broth* MUk, of enure#, is tho boMa id nny bland dlgL CALROD Your doctor probably may adeodilno mixture to control your cough. If ooughlng to irri­ tating and continuous, he prob­ ably will eurgoft a (team vaporlast ba uaod ln the stekro atoatly to keep tha air tUu a SURFACE UNIT • Mop* Maafcr Oren, »l* «rid*, hotdanwaitofM AaoraehoatuaqaSyMnbaraUovod by a flanmid poultice er an old-faahloned mustard plaster. Penicillin or gulfonanudes may be called for If your fover remains high for any length of tlmo, but should only bo takon under tha direction of tho deetor. Once tha attack la o w , taka it cagy fog aorerel daya- Don't rush back to work or Map Into yotv normal daUy rouUng. Failure to follow this advice might land yon right back in boA e • Thn*d AppMancafadM* 4 Stereo* O.rtMra • KncMoed Cetrod* Bake and Bred Unlto-flR <Ast (or o*oy cloontng. No oM-loahlonod opon colie 0 ‘T i m i d Hoot" Broiler • Pushbutton Control# p Oven Floodlight HOMI J k kiNG Ur* W.i Rcoantly, I bare noblood In my bowol moreCould thto ' u uleore ' DUbo duo in the atomaeht Answer; Blood In tho bowel movcaont semes from many im iS TRADES r . un*x m w *« " J iL a i 14*1. VA (0 \ N r *« *V I O D ( A l I R It may ba die to ulcer in tho itemash or Intcattnc, tnfaetten to th* boval, ganoral Mood dterecee, such a* hemophilia and prepare, or to a iwiyp.of tho gamnb r, f h i H A l f‘ ELECTRIC PPLIflSCtS Accounts Opened ffiss.’a In 10 Minutes ' ORGANS •The J 400-w it O -l m il w*i Utl * 4 In O -l l*k*i*l*<l*t •lolnil 111* t*f#* fcvmoi •* **«k *f !•*» I**4i" i lla.oo. 1*01*1 I* auofdoiM* with Amoilooi* Il*n4*i4 Ai i m . *l*clrk ran#* loolo, lh* O -l •"» k(«o#hl Ow* Wu*itt of w*tof I* * fcoil *o#o 1 0 W f*»l*». Alio, to* qv*t1 to d two (./• *f w*l#» woo# *0010*1 * # O -l volt w*o faolor *«*ty llm*. Oo* boimo** wot* loiioA tod*• Monllral i*A#»l**l w«4i b n in t Inpul *t H.OOO O.T.U. p tt hoe* Hart* komor * o d f O*0 App\U •woo Min. A lim . 0«rHUo*tUw i/wwA**4*I . : '-70- v PIPE ORGAN* , TERM S AS LOW AS | *2 * PER W EEK ;; ■■'? w *:^ ^ 113 S. PARK, SANFORD “ARAouudng Florida Factory Preaeb" New O rtiH . Aire Cootom Hobaflt end Used Organ*. Reboildiafa Repairs, Tuning and Yearly Matotenane* ef AH Make* t f Organa. S E R V IC E CA N N A RSA ORGAN CO M PA N Y ' N d h sta i, Flo. HeOtdcyobavg. Fa. F. O. Ban MS F. 0. Box i m “Coutart Va Immediately er FO* for Feture Rifiroaei" TO.OMRV -a- H-, fwA# ■ • ■- t ’ ! ■ art**, odoptor Ml, pal at alw r, ■ V _ _ ------/ w * s s c = r s . - : i — * - 35-PC. DRILL KIT Ftdiurlag y*? E bctrie Drill wUh gtortd tbtuM ■■ ’ PHONES 222 - 229 ■j'y'i. Ai * s ___ ____ - ____ _ .. V, , id 4 ■ — M if �What Effect Does TV l o r Scout* of Amorfe* observe their tf M r th d tr d u rin f B or Scout Week,. Feb• y t in 12, w ith JU mamberg .at *n a!i* • high of 4400,000 boy* and adult laad,'lin e s 1910 n o r* than 2 4 4 million to k e n s h*v* aharad in ltd leliura ttm a dram . Thera 1* scarcity an American p \T th a t doaa not know of Scouting fira t nhara, and aa uadantandlag of govern^ meat's democratic proeaaaaa. it la a program vrerthy e? thf aup7v*rt of all Americana intaraatad in youth. • e S \im • Come Bock Again Today dlmaxaa a two-day a&offleboard tournament in Sanford which draw visitors to our growing and progressiva city from 29 To mark thia birthday tha organization cities In Florida. nehaa a Feur>Yaar program with th* Undoubtedly, .aoma of tha visitors are m * “Onward fo r God and My Country." convinced, after their experiences here, that Tha Boy Seouta of Amarlca seek Sanford is tha flnaat plao* in tha world to tou gh organised and trained man power live. g k a an incraaalnglr batter program to Wa hop* that thair frapraaalona war* of N e w d e b aumbrr o f tha nation'* youth." each calibre and wa alncaraly hop* that every 1 o r ; Arthur A. Sehuck, Cbiaf Scout Ex* cJtisaa of Sanford who mat these wonderful Nra, aad to “help today4* youth to *B* people made tha visitors stay hare a pleasant K tM * a* ettisana o f character, to bo pro* tad comfortable atm i d in bodf t skill, iplrlt, will, and aa a Shufftaboard la growing tn popularity ibmraf f tt a tm " and with th* new typo of tournament in Bo Chiaf Scout Exacutlv* feel* that Sanford for tha firat time thera is a healthy ; Irognm la launched at • time whan it look toward attracting more and more o f . Seminole County Records jtfdant that iaeraaaad amphasia on our the ahuffteboard fan* har*. IT T yg rm t ” * W 1' «w r tsa a.Way of Ufa it Important. Tor th* aafety Recently, th* facilities at tha Tourtat o r. Hunter »ttie Ml Of u t» n ta D H puns' *t It TSla-Co. j H ite 1 9 Cstllas, .wilfara of th* United States, ha holds. Gub, apt aside for ahufflaboard fern, were JClM.r J Tell it ua l» Will IMS J KIM am* BMra a -J F lIr {• M X B Till it ui. quit etilm S*«l patriotUm of tha highest type la atiantlal* Improved by tha City af Sanford- Ample Cellini, Ml Of lisa ttOKTOAOES M A PH M flC L ir n S IIB W riotiim built on a firm spiritual foun- rootn he* bean provided for th* folk* who O H Purer «L ua le Am rif* 0 Cai A PPLtCATIO VS In* c-i Tin.o* L i n l i l SIlU*. St, K IM Uka and anjoy this fascinating sport to AJ*n e v e n tre et us to Cam I irs ■ Mroom va to aSstruo i*ae*. IT, Lin Inr c* ■ ATISPArTIO .VS “Aa Seeutlng now Influence* tha. livaa of really anjoy themselves In shufitabuard U v.ritrM ) Le-1 < * in O irsp ll. J i n i , 'v t l i n a , t l . Di LabC to rm million beys," ha aayi, “wa must help competition. J imio Kidd' J*. Sinterd Kiuiik a Lnrbieti Ins PeoaATSS a Leiit*Allo la W«|. Naturally, bringing 800 people to our litterr*lr. fir MS to th* raallaation and aecaptanea of Prak of W ill H u en Oe-tr-de It Heritor it ti* Leeke. SieoaseS, Xalea IMiimaa, r u auto ante to a iiu ■ tvunc# community maans a lot to th* merchant! V ila tha guiding power of tha univara*. «t vx Pr'o V V rW l). K ii oet Jeateo a Mevaaca ’* must interpret and find additional me- and buiintaameB. So, It la tha wish of our fcSwerS sttacsnxA’ K sjth t. Wesker ■ Neinei. i n . t r St Luseeiti. dio BomfetU Ft W a lls e s It UA ta Cara- Pet S order Rai f u e l aepseMi Kei iadfl to help a Scout In hli own rallgtoua community leaders that tha ahufflaboard Alien e.t Keek a ftteueN I 'm I.lto In i co, med-af relf Hotlnn VnnrO, S ,r* a,« 4, Ufa i t fulfill hit obligation to God aa atatad group* coma back again and again to anjoy Andriw rn e r M ri of Booth th* flnaat hospitality la Florida. H tha Scout Oath and Law " Wa earnatly hop* that ahuffteboard - ' .Th* “Onward for God and My Country" competition keeps growing in Sanford and program also ataka to glv# youth opportun!* m i to develop physical fltnsai, self-rail* extend to our visitors an invitation to coma CBea,' a eanta of personal responsibility, a back and be with• ua •again. • gpirlt of helping paople. a wHUngnua to NEW YOBXlft—The attar m en­ ial u I « i i fo n t ta wart - a hit lata, for tba Brtt time that i* r — my ty i wai caught by my daughter. Sir m i Ling fiat a the fits? working ortr bar poit-breakfett bottle. She via itering at our tele­ vision torero showing a grown-upbut-kiddla-looking fallow who hiaarlf waa tucking at aa Imitation milk bottle whose theoretical con­ tests were visibly lowered aa ha said torn*this| Uka this: “Ail right, kiddles, It's milk time. Let's co aow. Not too fist, but—” Wan, 1 simply stood there fas­ cinated. ! was swept by awe and fear of the art of advertising. I wondered bow soon my daughter, having been aold on tho virtue* of milk, would start worrying about daodoranta. gomthow, elover-sweot as tho la at SH ytara old, I huffed tho Ideay that Tracy Aaa, my daugh­ ter, would leant femininity from her nether, my wife. I don't want my child to laarn delicacy from an ad man's fear pitch. What Is the Impact of trievlilon on th* avtrife family? What la rlfht and what Is wroog with teloviilon up to now? Here are a few off-the-cuff ob serrations—tame personal, some not— of the new one-eyed mon­ ster In our living coorn: My dsughtsr likes to identify Pinky Lee, Lassie, Rln-TIn-Tin, the Lone Ranger and othsr staple childhood foddor — she likas Otlle the dragon but Is suspicious of Hmydf Doody, Than usually sho mere ladapudeat, aad tte m in t ties grows that there are best* ways to put a a e n a i* acron Ancient cartaaas with dubbed-la . gad a4r far PM* I voices boro bar withla » seeoads. and the walks away. She also will da this to ceased mast if a U put ECONOMY SIZE MILE LINCOLN, Nab. UT)—You -.u look for some new records la ths distance runs on the Ualvsrtit) et Nebraska's Indoor m ales track. the mile run ea laid eut ea tin field house aval la IMS Res bees seven yards toe leag. Proportionately to distenco, ths quarter miters, half mllert a two miters hsve been putting «j w with ths seme kind ef hendtesi Adjustments ere Rein* msAs to correct the distances, i en bar plat*. Ibe baa u Marring appetite (ar* (rashness, and likas “Ceptala Kangaroo" because it la alive. Both her tatter aad mother also wdl refuse to fellow canned (smily situation comedies because they are unreal and tiresome, sod be* cause canned laughter doem’t make than feel vary Jolly. Most of thair friends who esn retd without moving thair lips fed the same way. Ttaey Ana end her ptrtnts en­ BANDITS TAKE CAI joy — sometimes more than tha OF BULK SALESMAN shew they carry — bright, tuneful Illustrated aommercUla. We Rum DALLAS UR-Twe ySuif bandit) last night stole tte e v ef Bible 'em la our Reuse, salasmia games X. Buns id A Uvt shew stirs ua more than used It to stag* a grocery store, a filmed show, and well rove the holdup that natted them SU, Whei* dial to get om that It illve. There tho ear, which they later sbto are exceptions' — but thay only doned, was recovered Burns found prove the rule. none of his *T bthles, tt tiecklsrti One of the things that destroys inscribed with the Lord's Prsy*r realism most is to have in artist, IS' bible-itory books or numtroul perform a rola, then step out of e m u s 'h a d ’beeV'toW character and lmmadlattly msko a tslss pitch. Tha duty ef tha artist In teUvtlion today It to gain tn audience To ask him to go on Norn thtrs W ELL D RILLIN G It to demean both himself And the product he is required to plug Howard C. Long Both are needlessly cheapened. Commercialism la naeessary In Phone 388 television, hut not la that manner It will die out si more artists mike 807 E. Commercial more money, esa afford to be Facilities Expanded Tha Sanford Harold TODAT'i BOLE TERSE H* shall alt as a refiner and purifier of allver: and h* ahall purify the aons of Levi, dud purge them aa geld and ailvar, that they may offer unto tha Lord an offering in rtghtaouinagg.— (Malaehi 8:8). Read laalah SU M . ' Th# Board of Sanford City Commission­ ers, weeks ago, approved the expansion of tha municipal parking lot Just off Commer­ cial Av*. In tha rear of th* Seminole County Board of Education offie*. This araa waa expanded from a small two line parking lot to en* that extended all th* way back to Sdmlnola Boulevard. Now, a huga paved are* haa been provided for th* parking comfort of ahoppara, bustnets people and visitors. In many titles such parking lota ar* provided en ia chart* bails, but hare In San­ ford tha faelllttaA ar* fra* for tha driving up and leaving your ear. Now that thj First Street parking area haa become overcrowded and faw tlmaa, if any, there era enough parking stalls for tha convenience of the shopper, the municipal parking lot allows tha shopper to stay as lonr as you Ilka. Sine* our community leaders hav# look­ ed out for tha walfar# ef th* ahoppara and vlaltora who want to park in th* Immediate vicinity ef th# downtown shopping area, w* should make full use of th* modern, paved parking lot. Tha next Hma youYa downtown- and •parking spaces ar* faw and far betwtrn, try tha naw parking area and aee how con­ venient it la. c i.u a o a a s m , ,, PonUse'll *r*J mlining unpaid at tha time this Art tikes effect, msy be enforced ta the manner prescribed by Isw st the tins attioa Is itsrtsd for aufereemiat, Part u prior tax siisismsat rolls <sf tba ettea 1T4. VALIDATION Of City of SenfoM, florid*, oovsrtag [TAIN ORDINANCE*. That all rati and perional property with keasts heretofere passed aad all aisaismaata tharaon, and all (1*4 ly tha City Commission of special astaitmaals and all Uani V y ef Ranford, eaeapl such el for unpaid taxei and apecltl as•d is iie a i aa may bava beta tatsmanlt, and all prior iaa sales slag, be and Uis ssme pro and eirtlfletlat of Iaa atlas here­ baraby validated sad declared to tofore nude, any ti which ihaS b* legal ahd binding ordinances af apply lo any rati or perietal pro aaid egy, subject la amaadmaat party Included withla th* bauadar repaal and it shall not be neces­ ariea af lha City af laaford at do sary to prove Use publication or final by any former leglslaUva peitlag thereof whenever any of / i t art hereby validated aad eonMid aedinancas are called lata ftrmtd and tha stmt ahall aet ha sat aside or invalidated upon say guastla*. lecttaa m tax l e v ix i ; tax ground ethtr th a that tha pro /AftEIMENTf; TAX AMES*- party was not alienable for taxes, MINT ROLUi TAX UENI; TAX ar that tha taxes had been paid, SALE! AND TAX CERT1FICATEI; ar that tha property waa redeemed VALIDATION AND CONFIRMA­ from such deUoqunt taxsi, a d TION; E N F O R C E M E N T OF the payment af all said delinquent M IN I. All prior taaaa and all ttxaa due tha municipality ro to roadster. Although not planned for production, the cert raed-bugttnf Ionnew end unique design festmee 1a meat I* laches, thsUUliaat CIub.de Utr Is powered by a f onUse fltrsto-aueak V-S developing *00 horsepower. V lsli th « O tn g r a i M o to rs M oloram a-ar D ln n o r K oy Im p o sitio n H all Section ill. LIENS. MANNER OF ENFORCEMENT, ta any case sliawhere provided la this Act ta which the City ef Sanford, Florida, his sequlrsd, or may hsrssftar sequlrs, liens for Improvemsnts, whether for construction, mslateaMe# or repair: (a) Of say sidewalk or streets;. (R) Of any cresting or safety gate safety applluces, bridges visdurt at a railroad eroiilag; (a) Far Uta removal of weeds aad cleaning up t i vacant Idle; or (4) For domoIiUaa aad removal, or for repair ef, a y dilapidated ar unaottaty ar ttaaafe buildings ar structures; ar . (*) For sty sttdr purpoae what­ soever permitted and provided undar this Act or uador tha gseeral laws of tho Itato at Florida, ap­ plicable to ratals Ipalitiea. — — — V U B N U A N V * T H WOUWW F — H U A WV f*( A O M W S IO M PU R R . Bee t?ie car that's ifesimg (he tlmellght at the Motorsma . . . tbs fabulous '66 PontUct ' Get e firsthand close-up of tboss long, low lints, that slash, wind-ewept silhouette. And nuiktitatpteial point tout the (nUrioftl Luxurious fabrics, glove-soft leather and magnificent appointments give It sa sir of toxtravlgant comfort second to none. But beauty is only part of the story. Thit ear woe bent to GO! And you'U know why when you me the Mhlbit of Pmtiac'a greet power team, , , th* mighty Btrsto-Streak V-6 engine, moet advanced power plant In the Industry: end* Itf, running mate, ths amaxing StrstoIllght Hydrs-Matic* with its rsvoTutlonsry, oil-cm°oth liquid-link coupling. The secret of Pontlee’a olsiinf new per*, formance is In the teamwork of these too engineering muterpleeee! Bee them at the show . . . than toe your Ponfiao dealer and rot reedy for a wonderful surprise.. , . you’ll discover that never has to much glamour and go been priced so low! Ids awleswto, stran chick 4-** m •avas-tsea. . . Aa the tab t i tte Metartme dream ear to ceptmed ta this hlgW rited member of tte 1* PontUe family. From the sweep ef It* guD-vta* grille. . . to lie rsUrt Jet-beea teB lamps, everything about thle ear prodetae tt Amarica’i maartoil hardtop. YOU SELECT YOUR 1956 CAR HNANCWe ADVANTAGES CAN S I V O U M -W w Xjaeata. Tea « u repay meathly frees taeeme. fern to year pereeeel teqelre- INIUBANCB1NCXIJSED. AetemabOe taweaea mey may I* b* ta brnH ed to la year yam it etaA did ,,,9B4 jfairtaaad flam agat af year chetea. i j w n . 0 eeSDIV STANDINO. M M M M M k N M l l M SANK VINANCOVe IS MSTA1A WAVS k It " FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD Naafcvl.Xte. M „ IW WM U U 1S W IM K V tt I ' rnm m ui �• JbetdA , • V -• • . Stork Shower Is Given Mrs. Yates At Hickson Home lira. CJtrk P. Yite* wa* honor­ ed Monday night at the home of Mrs. Leroy Hickson with a. Mnrk shower «lvcn hv Mr*, Hickson, Mr*. Kcnnclh Hickson amt Mr*, mil Illttell. M'* Dltn MrDanirf I,-il Ihe aucsti tn many games during ihe evening wllh p rim bein'! won by Mis* Shirley Lewi., Mr* S'anley Coleman. Mr*. Harry Hcndcr.on anil Mr*. R. L. Reave*. Miss Ora Riy also won a prlie for rereiving the piece of cake with a bahv ring in il. Mr*. Hickson'* home wi* de­ corated wllh flower* «nd pictures of babies were niiced on the lamp shades. Mrs. Yates received her gifts in a lovely decorated b.i*. slnrt with a big stork standing near by. Refreshments ro n sl.tln g of cake, topped with nluk and blue booties, assorted nuts, open fare sandwiches and soft drinks were served to: Mrs John Iteswlrchln, Mrs. Alfred Williams, Mrs, Ennis Williams Jr., Mrs. Jamrs Net­ ties, Mrs, Ray Henderson. Mrs. D. M. Blanton, Mrs. B. E, Purvis, Mrs. Bart Hinson. Mr*. Joe Thomat, Mrs. .1. E. MtAtcxamlrr. Also Mrs. ||. E. Whitten, Mr« Hubert Smith, Mrs. Donald Whit­ ten. Mr*. Stanley Coleman, Mr. Billy Gracey, Mrs. Louli Rotumio, Mr*. It. L. Re,.nos, Mr«. J. Q. Galloway, Mr.. Boh Rich­ MISS l ' \ KOI, HKINNER ll'hoto 11y Raymond Slmtin) ardson. Mrs. Ilarrv Itenderimi, Mrs. E. M. Cain, Mrs. Rill Lily, ★ ★ ★ ★ Mr*. Otto McDaniel. Mrs. Jean­ ette Hardlslcr of Tiuuvllle. Mrs. Bra Hamp, mother of the honnree, Mrs. W. B. Hickson, grandmother of the honnree. and Miss Ora Ray, Mi** Shirley Lewi* and Ihe hoitcsse*. Tha .engagement of Mi.s Carol Dell* Delta Sorority. She Is now Skinner, daughter of Mr, and Mr*. employed a* serrei.iry tn the ad A. ti Skinner to Lt. 'ig i Paul It mini.tritar of the Seminole Wells *vn i Mr snd Mr., Paul Memorial Hospital. 1,1. Well, graduated frnm Trvas f. Will, i ’ Houston, To*., i* be. AAM in IDilV where he took grnIr.g aiJtointed today. Ml.s Skinner attended school, loiiral engineering H« worked is tn Sanford graduating from S»mi- ,n engini rr at Baroid Sale* DM nole High School. She atleniled .•on until I0.Y1 when he entered Florida State University in Talla­ *.:e L S. Navy. He will receive hassee and i. a memoer ,,f Della nl. d‘‘charge In May. t omplele pi. n* foe the wedd.ng •sill be o i m red i t , later dale. Engagement Is Revealed Today O f Carol Skinner Paul Wells , Seminole Hi BY MARGARET MOORE I’m bark again klrl*, after a couple of day* of Illness, It seems everyone Is gelling coM* nr some­ thing now-adays. Everyone's looking forward to Feh. 29. It’s Saldc llnwkln* Day at SIIS. Some really big plans are In ihe making. For one thing Ihe girls are after a man of morse, so to Mart off thn great day Ihe gals line up-at tho goal pod, By the way this 1* taking place In hack of Ihe high school on the football field. With the gal* at Ihe post ami Die boys at Ihe to yard line, the rare Hrglns. . , Anyone lucky enough to ,erore a man pay* a dime tn Mr. Harris, psychology lracluu| ami a quick wedding take* " a r e —ring ami all. After the marriage the boy Is Ihe girl'* dale from then after. All sorts of things are going on that day to reliever the good days of dog patrh. This is lo begin al 1 p.m. and will lart until n p m. After all Ihe strenuous activity nt ralrhing i min there Is tn he i rnntr*! in «e> who ran rairh a greased pig. The winner■,,l nwir*r receive* the pig , , Following the activities of the afternoon i square dance will he held. The king and queen of the dance wilt he a enuple cho.cn by Ihe students. They will represent IIP Abner and T)ai*y Mae. Everyone he sure to be present to join In all Ihe fun. t * I see where Ann Vomdran and Johnny YcaeJtle are really hitting mt off. I kmiw he ran’l help liking her because she is ruts and hat personality plus. A new rinse His hern di«rovered by Mary Rn»e Speer. She'* go­ ing after the p«lrn( fnr II toon. , It'* a blond rinse that looks beautiful in the hair, especially with flowers around a bun. Cnngralulallot|s am In store for Virginia Lnnglnltl, a rule senior, fihe's engaged to Jerry Pope. They sure are a good looking couple. The best of everything tn you both. . . , SEMINOLE SONG FOR THE WEEK: "THE GREAT PRETEN­ DER." BYE NOW AUNT JEM IM A Happy Birthday Kalhlc Tttlii Mrs. John Fltipitrlrk Feh. « Thomas t.eroy Nohle Jr. Mrs. II II. Young . Oh. 3 n it Wilkins D o n a ld W. Lamb Helen Ztttrnwrr (pcA A oncdA Friends of Al Rector will he B|„() ,0 know that he is feeling brfirr after imdrrcnins *tir*rry in tt)P orange Memorial Hospital lie may have visitors from today on. Mis* Nanry Rounlree and Mis* Roacmary Garner .pent Iasi week In Miami. They were aeroihpanlcd hy Mis* Mary Oliver of Thomasvllle, Ga. Ren If you don't Ilk" ynnr steak till* uay. Hate Ihe tne*t one inch thick and ptext. It two Inrhe* from the source nf heat. Fnr rare steak, broil 13 tn "0 minutes, for medium-done steak, broil 20 to 25. FAVTAIL-8HAPED d in NCR. SKIRT and sweater cos­ tume has a skirt of temple gold silk satin which la eurved don n *lj* aides ami around tli* waist with gold Indian borders. The •cooped gold eaahmer# cardi­ gan sweater ia botdrrcd to match, and draped, a* the wear­ er likes, With a 34-Karat gold thread scarf. Designed by Tina latter. • V ^ Mrs. George Cox Tells Ladies Group O f Gerontology Problems Sliowar Is Glvtn ** For Shirley Tyre By Palatka Group A miscellaneous shower was given '•Tho stale* with Ihe most senior Mr*. John Wilson, Mrs. John fnr Miss Shirley Tyre. Feb; 4 Kick, Mr*. Jones, Mrs. Yelsey and citlxen* are Florida, California ami bride-elect, In the courthouse In Arizona," said Mra. George Cox. Mrs, Dawson. state chairman of Ihe division of Palatka by the school personnel. Gera otology (senior citizen* M The room we* beautifully de yesr* or over) at the Wednesday rnrated with while tlaillnll to nrrting cf Cm Sii.f.ird Womans suggest s bridal theme. Refresh­ Club held In the club house. — Al * "J* Mrs. Cox, from New Smyrna TCtCS A MSS I yT€, ments nf open fare sandwlchn nuts, mlnte and soft drinks we is Reach said the reason these stole, are the most pupulai is served. “ because of the love y mild eliTkoie Invited lo attend were r.i.ti* the people. come to them A surprise shower was given by Mrs. Julia Kale Harvey, Mrs. to retire which means they build Mrs, Ruth Stanley for Miss Shir­ Dorothy Ammcn, Mrs. Betlv Fra-at lu) homes." ley Tyre, j bride-elect nf John dy, Miss Mary Jane M.’ilib). Tin countries in Florida wllh Maddox, In Hillcrest, recently. Mrs. Helen Wykoff. Mr*. Mamie tui .noil planned program* of reThe rooms were tastefully de­ creation for the.a senior cilia ns corated with gladioli and pom Shot well. Mrs, Lillian Macklnzie. ate Pincllis Count// lade County, poms. Cake, candy, nuis and cof­ Mrs. Miriam Chaneoy, Ml.s Ann amt Orange and Irtish lurg'li coun­ fee were served during the even­ Eli Crosby, Miss n e l l y Jo Stewart. Mr.. Evelyn Thompson. ties, “We can ansur') Iheir talent* ing. ami wisdom" she related. Those Invited were Mrs. I. R. Mr*. Erma Tenney. Mr*. Mamie “ Planned programs for the old­ Tyre. Miss Monica Thnrnlon. Mr*. Murphy. Mrs Dalivbelle Mc­ er than Mer* and ourselves could Matthews, Mrs. Martha Tyre, Grath, Mrs. Isabelle Currie, Mr*. be (t) Recreation (2l Hobbies Mr*. Stanley, Mr*. Ruby Tyre, Jackie I^wls, Mtaa Pam Wise, (teach) (3) Reading libraries (4) Mrs. Maye Reed, Mrs. Josephine Mrs. I-oil Darcey, Mrs. Jewslc a good philosophy of die (the Reed, Mrs. Charlene Brantley. Carswell. Also Mr*. Vivian Rivera, Mra. churches will teach you) (3) be Mrs. tanibclle Long, Mrs,i Jo mentally alert lo everything tbtt- Tyre and Slja. B. G. Halverson. Sybil Scott, Mrs. Leola Young, Mrs. Lilia Baird, Mrs. t.oubelle lei In he tired than bored) HD l-ong, Miss Monica Thnrnlon, Chamber of Commerce will also Mr*. Evelyn Cameron, Mr*. Lnl* help and (T) a slate commission Dance Is Planned would be wonderful." A Valentine d»nce I* planned Hambrick, Mrs, Am? Williams "tx’t'a grow old alert mentally, tonight at^ 7:30 p.m. lit the Celery and Mrs. Kitty Raker, sweetly and gracefully" she ic- Grate for all Junior high school marked In her closing phases. students. Happy Anniversary Hostesses Mra. John Kick, Mrs student* from the All Souls Mr. and Mr*. Oren R. Smith Sr. Bass, Mr*. E. A. Morforlcn, and, parochial School are cordially In 2Jlh Wedding Anniversary Mr*. John L. Jewell served a vite'* delicious luncheon at 12:Si w. wt. Siiii The regular session was opened by Mr*. Francis Meriwether, president, after which Ihe lbg salute was led hy Mrs. Bolz. Mr*. Laura Plait Brown then led In singing arrnmpan'ed on tha piano by Mr*. N. V. Farmer. Several announcements were made during lha meeting. Most important were: the Womans I'luh will have its annual Valentine Luncheon Wtdneidiy heh, I a* 12:jn p, m. Member* ara asked In please make reservations with Mrs. (Dear Harrison early: Feh to. whirh is Friday from 4 tn * p. m., thrre will he a Colonial 811 ver Tea at the home of Mr*. L, P. Hagan 1702 Park Ave. .ponsor-d by the Sally Harrison Chapter of the DAR. Il Is for Ihe benefit nl the General Sanford Memorial Library and Museum. Also related was the fact that on Mnnday, Feb. 20 the Sanford Woman's Club will have a Des­ sert Bridge and Canasta Party In women*, mlsaea and Junior alar*. for Ihe new hospital. “There will ire nice prlies" anwifnna remarkAlso some half alien. <d and all ar# asked tn come and bring friendi. Tlckels are bow JtejT. Price 0.A5 to 6D.9S on sale for this party. Mrs. Willis Peacock nr any member nf tha tAVumiM-Mbi*-may-fee contacted •* ,Thnk»*Trtiftfghl"for ih* luncheon ami session were Mr*. Franc). Merlwelher, Mr*. Cox, Mrs. Kalie Corley, Mrs. F. Breckrnrldirc, .Mr*. W. J. Peacock. Mra, George B. Wells, Mr* Bill Kirk, Mr. II W. Rurker. Mrs. Doris Ellerhe, Mr*. O. Harrison, Mra N V. Farmer, Mrs, John L Jewell Also Mrs, lomra P. Brown. Mr*. C. L. Keyes, Mrs. l/itiie Nix, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mr* C. L. nedding, Mr*. E. C. Harper, Mr. E. A. Monfnrion. Mr«. Rny Partin, Mr*. It. F. MrWhnrter, Mrs. C. M. Flnw^rs, Mr*. J. D Callahan, Mrs Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. R. C. Wiley. Alan Mrs, Hoffman, Mrs. D Higginbotham, Mrs. B R Crum­ ley. Mrs. Joder Cameron, Mrs. P. Beck, Mn*. Bolz, Mrs. E, Rein­ All suede leather and some In hnrap hart, Mrs, Roy Tillia, Mrs. B. hide, soft fine quality, zipper closing. C. Mnnre, Mrs. Gregory. Mr*. K nitted cojlar and cuffs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Meila Starke, Surprise Shower B r id e 'E le c t CONTINUES LADIES' DRESSES THT BAtfFOMJ HERALD Ffebmrr 8, ltW,*; ,, ■ ■■■ . k lai i ... - Calendar FRIDAY The Fellowship Union of the Training Union will hold a supper al (he barbecue pit of the First Baptist Church at 7:ou p. m. The Sanford Junior High school wit: have a dance at the Celery Crair starting at 7:30 p, mV The American I-eginn Auxiliary will meet at 7:30 p. m. SATURDAY dial Church will meet Ife MeUmler { Hall for a business and. social' meeting with Mra. Ruth Ldn4>, quist'a group ai haste lies. 7YMagJ | Let basket eale will be held!’* The Horlculture Chairmen add Sanford Gardrn Club will-m et al) 'o a.m. with Mr*. H C, Oaka*-ISS: Scott Ave. i.-e.v " The Sanford Tourlu and Shuffle board Club will have a suppof g ad ' rneeung at A p. m. WEDNESDAY The R. A.'a of the Flrit Baptist Church will meet under the leader­ The Catholic Womana Club will ship of Vince Duke, Dave Dod' hold a benefit Card Tarty at • gins, and Don Van Dtusen. p. m. In the Mayfair Inn. Every* SUNDAY one it asked to bring (hair owe cards. Refreshments- will i be The Training Union of Ihe First I acrvrd and attendance ■ prise■ Baptist L'burrh will meet at B:1S. given. Ticket* are on sale at the p m. Mayfair Inn, Roumlllau, pir from Everyone D InvilrH to the Evw club membrre. V-J* nlng Worship at Ihe Baptist Church The Catholic Womans Cflih *13 at 7:30 p. m. have a meetinf In tho Yacht Club The Fellowship Hour at Ih* First starting at V p i . A eavm d disk Baptist Church will be conducted iupp«r will precede the teailu* hy the Audio-Visual Alda Commit­ tee at 1:30 p. m. Add dry milliard to ■ m lrtM * ] fnr ihrlmp. Glvta wondarfultllt/erl MONDAY Th* Sunbeam* and the G, A.'a nt the First Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 p. m. TUESDAY The Daughters nf Wesley Sunday School Class of the First Uetho- THRU ir M in in s T h e ' ' FLORIDA TIM E& l/m O N Dally Dtll w y :r Thone 1737*W’fer Prom pt Sertrle#* SATURDAY! ft*• *• 1 MEN'S SPORT COATS In fine pin wale corduroy, alao new aiiede cloth which Inoka and frrla like real aiiede leather- W ater repel* lent, wrinkle m ilita n t. NOW ONE CROUP MEN'S JACKETS R ef. Price* 2?.l»5 to 25.00 ft I W ft r h M PSt Q 11 ft I l I Y * ON SALE SATURDAY O N LY A L L TH ATUIVB OF TH I FUTURE * IUitn| hUst TIMM mI * N*y Jstietr HfdreMioi* I mnUmuI * ttaidai NeelirrtrtUrMtl * mes-MWini "iiupia liunpar" Dttlftl * M s* faMr-au* chuttii ONE FULL MEN'S AT BARGAIN PRICE RACK SUITS of Mena Suita in assorted alien. 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J a r la th# playln" pro registered out of Sanford, Fla., and playing for tho llarfalr Inn Country Club. Both aro exceptionally Am playNSW Y O U (It - If T o**y ora, with plcturo for* and eom (Hurricane) Jackaon can t arouao petitiye tnstli, ts. The myitiry is Boh Bakar to a “shoot tho works” why neither h u over won a major effort at Malison Square Garden tournament. tonight, tha cause is hopeless. Kell, today one of the brothers Bulky Bob, tha No. > heavyBom Lafayette, La., Lionel, stood weight contender in tho latest Blag atop the heap as the field of ISO (No, 1 in NBA), admits ho looked or so players went into the second bad whllo boating Nino Valdes round of tho 115.000 Phoenix Open. Doc. T at/Cleveland for^bis. ISth He put together a SS-SS-M round straight. ”f was winning and didn't yesterday, the best of only nine eitend myself,” bo oaplalnod. sceres under par. Jay wea 1 ever The Hurricane is sa export In par at Tl. "extending” opponents. Me dances Such professionals at Cary Midn Jig, does a r* exercises and dlecoff (TS), two time winners Jim­ scowls. In fact, bo usually la so my Domaret (TS' and Lloyd Manbusy doing thlaga that an op­ gram (74), IMS winner Glne Litponent is completely overwhelmed. Her (74), and U. S. open champ 1/ k g /s Aftor Nino Veld* put the Jack fleck a t ) were taking a I f c u e op crusher on his budding career by backseat to the lessor renowned stopping him at the Garden, JackLionel Herbert. But tho tournament / / r*£ son has won many flghta Including picture was still uncertain. m il Ay r / M i i two decisions over la rd Cbwles. Tea players were within throe A A J ftr OfffC/AL k U S. Then Jimmy Slade declsioned him strokes of tho leader,. Mott of them BUT ABN 'S n o te s In 10 rounds at Cleveland Oct. SI were dark horses, whllo a settle* M i CLOCKS? *1 so b n s 11c hasn't fought since. ing, such at Bo Wlnlnger, at # , 4 1:466 HALS e u M P tc s , Baker’e victory string started m g o ir o M . Jack Burke and the nonrelated Palmers, Johnny and Arnold, at 71, could bo regarded as definite threats. Bo it was tip to brother Lionel, who plays out of Erie, Pa., to produce another good round. Or By OAYLB TALBOT background being bad for hlttersT * brother Jay to come through MIAMI lit—The ono and only Bill Neither did I, and 1 think I had with one of hlslown. Oddly enough, he two generally wind up within Veeek was entconsced, naturally, more than a casual Interest In such a stroke ol each other after TS la tho Presidential Suite, whence things while 1 was running the could bo teen all this city's off­ Cleveland Indians and the St. Louis holes. shore Islands and an important Browns. I never heard one of our Ranford-Orlando efCnnet Club’s segment of tha Atlantic Ocean. The players complain about it. first annual Charity Night on "But you know what'll happen man who Introduced dwarfs and Thursday, Peb. *, may produce Satchel Paige to the American now, don't you? 1 know Doby, be­ as much as 44.000 for Seminole Loaguo was chuckling over some­ cause I brought him Into the big and Orange County welfare and leagues — the first Negro In tha service organlations. thing ho had Just read. “This Is wonderful,” he said. American League, by the way. “ We're shooting at that figure.” ‘Ted Williams says he feels very He'a an Intelligent, sensitive fel­ says Jerry Collins, new general sorry for Larry Doby because low. Somebody will see to it that manager of the Longwood dog Larry bat been traded from Cleve­ he hears what Williams said, lie'll track. “ All profit from our entire land to tho Chicago White Sox and spend from now until tho season' racing operation will go into (he Editor's Note—The following story from now on will have to play starts worrying about that Comis­ fund charity together with part of on Tenley Albright's battle against half hit games In Comiskey Park. key Park background, and it won't th« commission uouselly taken br the State.” pain to win the Olympia gold The.centerflaM background la to do him a bit of good.” Veeck, though still a young man, The amount raised hy the medal In figure skating waa bad at Comiskey Park, Ted says, written for The Associated Press that Doby probably won’t hit worth claims he'a all through being a by her teach, Mirabel Vlnsea n cent unless they close the whole baseball magnate. Ho says It's too attendance and mutual handle Owen, herself a form * skating aeeilon off, whleh you and 1 know wearing to bo in a business where for the raring performance. The anybody who buys flvo shares Im­ promotional efforts * various hamplon. they’re not going to do.” By Mirabel Vlaaew Owen Wasn’t It possible, we suggested mediately becomes an expert and fraternal and veterans organisa­ CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy (ft mildly, that the pride of the Boston wants to run the Joint. He's listed tions, including the Elks, Amgri-Tenley Albright's Olympia crown Bed Sox w af layqling,. that ho Miami International League club, can Legion and DAv of Sanford, N.Y., at tha halm, went out af hat the wean today la not only a really did feel aorry that one of as a vice ’pfiildeat of the new should; serve, to hike tha “take” conteatioa with two mediocra runs rlbuta to har talent but to her hi* chief slugging rtvala would be help Bid Salomon, the president for charity considerably. A Sanford “community fund" but It means only that he wants to whleh left him neat-to-laiL Ha had beer courage ai wall. handicapped? win a!so share In tho Charity who was a loyal associate of his a total time of 1:43.44. To carry the full walght of a "Look, Veeck taM, carefully, Nliht’a profit. Austria's. t h i r d championship country’s expectation of victory la “did you ever before hear any­ at 8t. Louis. The Charity Night win consist "I'm having loo much fun run­ moved closer lo tha leading Rus­ such competition as this la diffi­ thing about the Comiskey Park ning my ranch out In New of a regular to race program. sians In the unofficial (cam stand­ cult enough. Rut to triumph with Wghty fleet greyhounds will cir­ ings. The Russians with no enlrlta a badly injured leg lakes th* kind oot heavily tapeJ Tenley was back Mexico," Rill says. “ I’ve got about cle the track In quest of “Swifty" In the sled event, hid 101 points, of guts not many people have. the artifical rabbit starting at a th* lea taking her first strokes. with Auswial following with «to». Tenley fell and spiked her right So much Is well known but only •:I0 p m., post-time tor the first The United Stales remained In leg Just below th* ankle bone with wa knaw that tn her Impatience race. atath place with 4114 points, still her left skate two daya after th* a get back la full training aha; "We want to take our place hopeful of pirhlng up additional American team arrived hare two badly ovar did It lateral day* Marquette To J e ll among the largest contributors to scores In the figure abating pairs weeks ago. What la not known and charity In Central Florida," Col­ ater, practicing tor five hours and today and the bobsled finale to­ what only her father, her mother waaring the heavy tape tor 13 Selection Of Coach lins explains. “I hope that a lot of morrow. and I could know la the eloie ma* MILWAUKEE OP — It anpeared people who have never been to of Its first three gam as, prepared In by which aho waa able to hour* without relief, Such overexertion In tha middle today that Marquette University the race before will come out on unbeaten Russia in a game which kato at an of last waek art her back In one will announce before the week Is Int b ififit night* o f th# itaion.' may determine the championship. If Tenlay had not bean able to saase but helped har In another ai out selection of a new football Sailer was acclaimed "the mire- bear pain with unbelievable forti­ the board would probably eonilder rla man of modern skiing” after tude, aha would not have had she aaedod menial reassurance coach to succeed F. L. “Frosty" It either today or tomorrow. "We she could physically' make herself Feriacca. Ml fantastic third straight tri­ mobility la har right toot to do go through har fun routine whan Marquette's newly appointed J1 probably have a press confer­ umph. tho oxarting school figures Sunday athletic director, Laurence "Moon” ence Saturday and announce our “About a thousand meter* from and Monday and the oven mors tho crucial moment arrived. And that, In a acme, la the Mullins, said lalo yesterday ho had decision,” he said. tha finish Una I almost faltered taxing free skating program yes­ seyret of Tenley’a greatness aa an made a decision on a replacement but I managed to keep my feet terday. athlete. DEAD BTB DUNN and sent his recommendation to on the ground,” he said. By tha nature and timing of tho At an early age she found what the university'* athletic board. Ho 8T. CLAIRSVILLE, Ohio (*)-_ Injury, Tanley'a lag never really aha sat har mind to do she could laid at Manhattan, Kansu, “Fcr- Farmer David Dunn wf nearby FIVE TOP DRIVERS had a rhance to get well. eventually do. During those two acca wa* not tha man I recom­ Fluihlnf fan “ahoot a iqulrrtl COLUMBUS, Ohio (/T)—Jo# Two daya after the accident har woeka preceding the competition mended." l180 a n foal." V l n Dunn i fr°'?I* *«• >Hri , *f O'Brien of Del Mar, Calif., was father, Dr. Hollis Albright, a well|g ( The Rev. John Holbrook, athletic and has never worn glasses. the only harneea driver to win known Boston surgeon, arrived aha never let thought af defeat * Usability to skata enter her held. board chairman, confirmed that more this $300,000 In Orand Circuit purtee in 1P8B. Ha won hero and tha nest day with h * 131a,917, However, four ether drivers earned more than |I00,000. They war* Bill Haughton of Maeiapequa, N. Y., Del Millew of Meadow Land*, Pa., Wayne Smart of Delaware, Ohle, and Frank Ervin of Pompano Beach, Fla. aft* ho waa stopped by Archlo Moors la MU J March •, 19M. Ho boat Boa Layno thraa times ^ last year but flunhed tho big test •hen ho and Valdai wars mitchrd with tho undaritandlng that the winner. If Improailvo, might gat tb title abet at champio Rocky Marciano in tho aummar. Baker woo in a dreary match that practically eliminated both man. A decisive victory by tha Hu* rkano, a 1*1 underdog, would aand hi* lo tho top of tho heap. Ha s » now ranked third. NBC wHI broadcaat and talecut tha lb-rounder. [/ Crown Is Tribute To Girl's Courage As Well As Talent ailer I Completes By'TED BMTTB | OOMffPtA d’AMPEZZO, Italy * Ball*, tha dashing skiing ■l*toi»r toons Austria, completed • I i unprecedented alpine "triple p it* ” today and Amtrlca'i vet­ eran Art Tyl* drove his four-man bobsled Into championship conten­ tion in tha winter Olympic games. ■ Tha tl-yesr-old Bailer, already Winner ef tha giant and apecial Bla|oni events, tore down Ml. Tofeaa’e perilous, tee-crusted course la two minutes, U | seconds to mpgg M rival* In th* man's down< American* mad* a poor allow­ ing, Ralph Millar of Hanover, N.H., tumbled an a sharp swerve and Marti*'Melville of Salt Lake City, vtah, elan fan during kls descent. 1Fa|l*«f (Bud) Warn* at Steamb**4 toiriagi, Colo., was far back toi Btorfto minute*, I I iscondi. c l M blonder, six-foot Siller, howfVOB, lip pad over the approxlmelot mm mil* and 1,om yard atrip with Wild abandon and narvalass dertagj This Is a straight downhill gwoap^ unmarked by gafei a* In the tlglom, wtlh tha competitors •flan raachtng tho speed of mile 'Triple a minute. Tyler, a 40-yea*eid Rochester, N.Y., physicist wha baa been risk­ ing his neck or yelra on the deathinviting bobsled nmi of the world, shot his oak and steel machine down 'tofiaa’a lightning-fast chut# In record-breaking time to finish third behind two twist sladi at the half-way point af tha tour-man competition. The first twa ef tour run* ware staged today with tha final two runs tomorrow. •wltserlsnd's No. 1 sled, piloted by Frank Kapus, was flnt with runa of 1:11 and 1:17.11 tor a total of 1:38.11. Ha was followed by the No. I *wlss sled, driven by Max Angst. Tha Zurich butchar had run* af 1:17.41 and 1:17 BS tor 1:18.18. Tyler waa third, a hare Martina of a second behind tha leader*. Ha registered 1:18.11 an eomlag trip* of 1:17.78 and 1:17.17. In fourth plate cam* th* Itallaa No. I alnd. piloted by Eugenie Monti, th* two • min champion, with 1:38,1*. Th# aeeond U S. sled, with big Jim Bltkford of Saranac Lake, Slam' America, iIF f MISSING T H E MIH8ING Florida Timea-Unlon DAILY DELIVERY PHONK 1737-W FOR PROMPT SERVICE Legal Notice * * Buy H er A Casco Steno Chair 0 <1 ; Bprtof Tenelon back. 'i F o am rubber test, m i , S a l • hearing teeter*, l* v ' Iceded baa* far quiet • a parati an. f ■ Fully adjust/ . ; ihla to FIT. JOHNSON. __ D a a a e a a i. w n o is v a TQ A 14/ WHOM IT >1AT C'ONCETtN: Nolle* le hereby #lven that KI.SIO JAUKM tile* hla (last report ae Kieruinr *1 th* estate af ANSI*. JOHNSON. eataiaaei t h * a* tiles hie petition lo r Mail Slechara*. and that he wilt apply t* tha llaserabl* ■ fle e t r . Hausholdar, Caunty Judea ef Seminole County, Florida, aa l i t i l l * la y at February A. fo. lis t , for approval o* asm* an* Cor final aieelarae aa nxaautar ef the aetata •», ANN! ■ JOHNSON, deraaaed. aa tala lit * dap af January A, D. in * . ■ Im e Junta ■ secular af tha aetata af _ _ > » a la Janata*. daaaaaa*. It W. Ware, Atlaraay far Kieauter, Cadillac II C* Folljr Equipped. A ir Condition' .............. SAVE Chevrolet 1-door Sodaa •NIGHTLY lo seep t B o n d ar) W o o d r u f f - ije r k ln i B u lld la y , AH Now Track Hoatod Stands V»Ut Parking 8:10 MATINEES WED. & SAT. 2 P.M. THEM TODAY AT SPECIAL TODAY ONLY Chmwlei Nomad 91at ion Wagon • Company Car • Original Coni New <4300 • Low Kilobit OPEN EVENINGS TILL t O’CLOCK HOLLER MOTOR SALES . - . • - - �v~" ^ r-T-'*T~t"* -tg$. ‘Ulil SAiTi’ORD Kah ALB February 3, ISfifl. Page Enterprise %gi Mr*. Lillian Carter of Oi thorp*, Ga., arrived last weal, for a visit with her daugjti Mra, Ros« Lee Peterman. J*t‘ * MISgt, and Mr*. Richard.' H.* Lamb and children of Orlando were dinner gutsta of Mr. and Mrt. Chester Henderson d a d , family Wednetdav.. Mr, and Mr*. Howard Fleming — of Raleigh, N. C , Mr*. S. V. OH*— lesnle of Chlcngo, 111., and Mr* . , and Mr*. H. IV. Sl«vci:»on and ■ baby of Chicago, HI., were Week* end guest* of Mr. and Mra. ff< A. Throop. Miss Dainne Grove* and RpagitJ',*,: Stulls of St. PeteMburg ,wfr4/ v weekend guest* of Mr. and Mra*. . Harold Stulls. Mlsa Jenny Saner, has accept* ed a position at the Bell T.l^- ■phone Co. in Dcf.and. Capt. and Mr*. Rnhert Maxwell and children Michael and March* of I.angl*y Field. Va., are visit* va., ar« vuiv Ing Mr*, Maxwells' and Mrs. J. W. s Padgett u sr*~ Maxwell will return m to VlrytwjRj i( tha children will remain for .n r, . Thursday but Mra, Maxwell.ajtd..prnximately two more waekir-- - r: Mr. and Mrs, Robert Pst m o * . and children visited friend* and relative* In Tampa over tha weekend. Friends will regret to learn that Mr*. Walter Trinp underwent an ^ appendectomy Wednesday at'^tFa . Orlado Hospital. We wish W ,4,.l* speedy recovery, - . -s J, S. Haileden of Jacksonville „ visited hi* mother,•Mr*. Ida Hat*. , lenden at her home on Slona It*. ■* land Monday night, ------Mr. and Mrs, II. MeAllitef-ef- « FT. Band, Ind.. srrlved last weak * to spend the winter here. Friend* will be happy to leant, that Mlsa Katherine t.llh and Mra*. Robert Cox, whll* both ar#,»till confined ta the Sanford Hospital, f are recovering nicely from thelf recent accident. We wish them -*.,, speedy recovery. **»*•+ i '-wain ---**\ 'j LIFE-SAVING FAMILY WAKEFIELD, Mas*. (gv-DonaM McAuUffe, 24. today waa the f0l|rth member of hia family to fltura.til .. living a life. He helprd pull 13- . year-old Jay Curley (rum Leka .. Quonnapowtit after the youngatar plunged through thin ire. Hlf brother, father an.1 grandfather ill^ won Maisachuietls Humana'**'R4-*' fifty medals for similar rescues la , past years. , MARY WXOet, 47, and her daughter, Gloria, 19, give prayerfut think* In Loa Angalee that their Uvea wart eparad In tha craah of tha San Diego-bound train which carried I t penona to their death. They ,htd itoppad In a church before boarding tha train to pray for a Ufa Journey home. Another eurvlver, Charles R. Upton (right), waa lass fortunate. HU wife, Eva, 74, died la the dlaaeter. (International) County Personals grave will be glad to hear that aha ia Improving following an at­ tack of viru* last week. Mr, and Mrs. rart Shellene of Chicago, 111., were the guru* of Mr*. Eugene Seaman. They are Mr. Seaman’* uncle and aunt and were en route to Miami wher* they will spend the icason. Mr. and Mra. Harold Couon and two daughter* returned to their home In Pemacola Tueiday after viaitlng hi* parent*, Mr. and Mra. L. Couon. Jack Lippincott, who in a stu­ dent at the University of Miami, arrived Tuesday to spend hi* midwirier vacation with hi* cousin, Mrs. Eugene Seaman and fninlly. man entertained fnr her at Li­ brary Hall. Mr*. Smith will be Having v ec »oon for Memphl*, Tenn. Guest* present at the event were Mr*. R. T. Mllnce, Mra. Itoschud North, Mr*. Mary Hart­ Ry VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON ley, Mra. France* Sandberg, The Rev. and Mr*. Robert TerMrs. Kettle McNamara, Mra. Lu­ min and daughter* of Rye*ville, cille Wclli Mra. Margaret Ben­ Ohio, ira the gueiu of her ptrson, Mr*. Lucill* Snyder, Mr* enit, Mr. and Mr*. Charles BrechtKulilU Grantham, Mrt. Barbara Wtekend gueati of Mr, and nurbank, and Mrs. Kathleen Bu­ Mr*. L. C. Tllli* were Ihelr son cher, Mrs. Kliiabeth Bauman and and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrt. Mist Charlene Armstrong. Dealer Till!* of Wayernti, Ga„ and Twrnty women from Lnngwood her grandmother, Mn. 1. J. ami its area took part in Dili Bnyelie who ha* recently return­ year's "March of Dimes". At ed from a tix month*' itay in lhn sounding of the firo alarm hy Anchorage. Alaska. Homer Tllll* Fire Chief John Farina the ladies of Jacksonville, brother of L. C. departed on their march. TiIlia alio <ra* a gue»t. Mr*. Forest French wai gen S Sgl. Alfred E. Sjohlnm It eral chairman of Ihla year’s drive. enjoying a 3o-d*y leave with hit The ladle* raised 1132 in the p*rent». Mr. end Mr*. C. W. Sjolaingwuud area. blnm. He ha* juat returned from « Inn-year tour of duty with the At the close of the march the By MRS. I TH LAYll Air Foret In Japan and expect* women met at the home of Mr*. to he aiiigned to a new duly The Moine Cluh of Central Glen Payne, co-chairman, for re Florida will meet at Maitland frrshment*. nation In Mobile, Ala. More fund* gre lo he received. Jan. 23, Mr. and Mr*. P. D Hall, Maitland. Saturday, Fch. Anderton were dinner gue*t» of 11 at noon Secretary Arthur Thompson annnunrrd that each her routine, Mr. and Mr*. J. V. Rlrharda at their home in Enter- nne attending ahnuld bring hi* prhe. Other guest* were Mr. own lunch Remember all you and Mra. Walter Colllngwood, of •tale of Mainer* are welcome to Lnngwood, formerly of l.al.e t ttend. Mr. and Mra. Neal Gilbert of Mary end hi* Meter, Mra. Emma Kau Gallic are spending the work Sheet* of Oregoii. with Mn. Gilbert'* parents, Mr. W. P. Burke, patient at the and Mr*. James McGrath. Tentral Florida TB Sanitarium In The W. M U, Seminole Assn Orlando waa home for the week­ met in Port Orange last Monday end. Arriving Sunday to viMt with and attending from Longunixl him wt< hi a slater, Mr*. A. Toro were the Itev. and Mrs. It. Fulrh of Jacksonville. and son, liny, Mr*. B. It.Gray, Sunday afternoon caller* at the Mr*. Peck Kelly, .Mrs. K.trl Dun­ P D. Anderson home on Lake can. Mrs. 1). C. Long ami .Mr*. C. Emma were Mr. and Mr*. I.eon Kendrick* Wright of Enterprise, long time Mr. and Mt* Hubert Sten/,1 friend* of Mrs. Anderson. nl New- York, who have h -eo ai Mr*. Viol* Werf elm an and Mrs tending the Golf Tournament at Grace Lindahl visited the latter'* Clearwater, spent several day* friend*. Mr. and Mr* Joseph Aus­ with Mrs Belle Abar and Mr. and tin of Clearwater Du* past week­ Mr*. William llallam thU week. Mr, and Mr*. Leroy Neumann, end. "Itrwember National Iteauly Baton week Feb, 11-11 Jan. M. Mra. J. L. Bullard. Mr*. who have boon ■primlint acver.il 1108 Hanford Avt. Frank Min»hew and Mr*. W. P. month* In lamg Branch, N. J„ Burk* attended the funeral of expect to return In Urn gwood the Mra. Pearl flrl*kell In Tltu*ville. fir»t of the month. Mr. and Mr*. Carl Johnson of Mra. Driskell wa* a Miter In­ law of Mra. Cecil Driskell of At­ Sohring have been In town visiting lanta, Ga., who It tha daughter his *lster, Mt*. Selma La renin, of Mr*. Bullard and Mtter to Mra. • r,d helping her to crcbrale h'-r hlrthday. Our hrlatel cmigralu MiniheW and Mri. Burke. Jan. 24 and It Mr. and Mra Ed latlnns. Air. and Mr*, Cherle* Wide* enSherlock and Mr. and Mr*. R. Schwelchert were In Clearwater terlained the Saturday Evening F A M I L Y SI ZE Pinochle Club at their home last enloylng deep sea flihing. The new home of Mr. and Mr* week Among those playing were __ ___ _Me and Mrs Norman Godfrey ol Alan R._______ Graham._ ___________ Michigan friend* of the Lyman Frlibyi, la taking Pear! Height*. I.nul* Km-ll, •hape, around th* comer from *''rn F*rk, Mrs Maude Dipper, the Trilby place Mr* Florence Sunderlin and John Frlendi of Mr*. R. R Franklin 1,”lllM*r , 1)1 ^rngwood. The ho*l will be glad u» hear that .he I* *nd ho,,M» Ul*r ,erved r*' improving following a throat In freihmenti. Jury and it ia hoped that she ran Ear) Cale and Guy Camp­ be brought home >oon from the bell of Farmington. Maine, who Orange Memorial Hospital In Or­ winter in Malllind, were visitors of many resident* on Maine SI. lando wher# she ii a patient. Mr*. R. W. Keogh and young last week. Str. and Mr*. Norman Godfrey son, Colin Robert are home from the Fentald Laughton Memorial of Lake Pearl Heigh:* left Sinn day lo tour the southern part of Hospital, Sanford. Mr. and Mrs, Jack Nobles have the state. They will make a *hort itirtad to build their new home In •tay In many title* before re­ turning home. Lake Emma Cove, Sir. and Sire. Earl Cole of Mrt. L. O. Brouaiard of Lafay­ ette, La., who ha* been visiting Maine, who are ipending several her ion-in-law and daughter, Col. month* at their home In Slaltland and Mra. W, E. Raker, left fnr were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Lakeland where sha will spend Mrs. N. R. Steward. Sir*. Jim Smith was the honored some time with hrr gramlrhlhlren. Mr. and Mr*. W. If. Kilpatrick guest at a shower last week when ?dr». Eleanor Wheelcss, Sira. Paul­ and thalr tw# daughter*. Frlanda of Mra. William Mui- ina Winkle and Mlsa Mabel Chap- Longwood m vl — BIG ^FREEZER . . ^ 5 ; LI MI TED QUANTI TY problem*, In aouthern Germany. DON’T Throw a way Tour Tire DelUr* Reran*. Tn*» Tire. Art Smooth. U ( WELSH TIRE SHOE 101 W. 2nd Pul Oa N*w Truck Rubber Tread* That Will Gire Guaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And Save Your Honey. WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. SnJ ' SO YEARS IN SANFORD General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 111 EAST FIRST STREET • PHONE 7S H/JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT Waihinglon, ion of Mr. and Mr* News OfMen Keavar Waihlngton, Oviedo, n i rifleman In the dlvlilon'* 00th Regiment. In Service Formerly a traitor truck drlvar OTH D1V., G E R M A N Y~Cpl. Aaron K. Washington, 23, who** wi/*, Arbesto, Uvea In Oviedo, re­ cently waa aulinad la the Oth In­ fantry DIvillon In Germany. Aa part of the U. S. Seventh Army, tha Oth Dlvlilon conduct* rlgorouc training cierclaei, includ­ ing reallatlc maneuver* and field for Dunlap and Simmon* In Phil­ adelphia, be entered tha Army In November 1132 and ha* been overaea* alnca lait December. From 1040 In 1011 tha number of llghtihlp* In tha world lncreaiad from 130 to 000, lay* tha Na­ tional Geographic Society, IN DINING ADVENTURE SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY BUY DIRECT from (ho FACTORY •TfcR Country Club of Trotting Triclu” PRESENTS ON THE Fiscal General Utility Boat Afloat* The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— SAVE $75-00 to $100.00 ★ h lR k Ufht ★ Puitifi JUtlM Utdk ^ M e W m c i LM w rlll-SlTl MEMSjfliNI W RMMflMWit Httftl ,11 I HI l ilMI'U l IM ti i 1 Hill ill AS *0 -H EVERY EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM *1.85 14 ft. with 01 m. beam . . Only 100 lb * _ _ Non-leak, Nen-akid .... aeamlaa# bottom. Monel faeteaiaga thr.Bgk.at. Safa, Saawarthy, _ Fact m Pravan by 10 Teara Unaacallal Perfarmaaee —DIRECTIONS-^ Tara l u t m 17-91 at Caaeriberry At f a r Big Rad Arrow (8 MIMo C u t Of Th* Baaford Orlaade Deg Track T* Oar Club STA FFO R D BO A T WORKS •eminala Bled, at French Aw. an Uba Meaiwa ha-f Fb 9411 Sanford Electric Co.U) 118 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE 4. fJ A- 4 **f. ti: *• A f>4. �T t^ n tr r X TW T fir ahead tor tie United Mates the Sdvtot Union. , ILe year* go by. deralopmtmti merweapofl* may ralnimla* the lion of attperlorUy of om side be other In tha, military field, ready, i aUadoff Is aWaaf pen* la torelng tin Baat-Wast S i into the field of eeonoraU political competition. And with long toto to this Held. i year of auch competition, the If tactical atomic, weapon were lory picture will be changing, used to counter a Rad agination, to free world »UU baa the would that toad eventually to' use ity and the power to retaliate of tha Ml henbaT If fair et that lively to aggression, and even existed, the advantage would awing Ileal aggression such >1 that bath to conventional force*. th seised Chechoslovakia would On tha continent of Buropo, the •jr' wtUi It today the threat of U. S. S, R. has and win have tor a nle world war. Thus, to -th* long time to eome a great supe­ ion of gome highly placed to ­ riority to Wound force*. There ere wn, tho Russian* are pravtfft* only about 11 active divisions avail­ i i t o selling many an other* able to Uto NATO command to protect e European front of hun­ taSuHag ateort unity, IT toetet Communist party'* dreds af miles. German rearma­ ment progresses, members are re­ luctant to build up thalr affaellva | . of propaganda for tincondi* fbrcsi. Without tho throat of what 11 prohibition of nuclear wea* lae.wtary of State Dulles calls i hr totenutlonsl agreement. "massive retaliation," little would • today, leaders are m R A W Wf Western n p * W l» iv n w ib mo w stand to the way of Red military toft Aside from the obvious ■grasilon. ettou of foolproof safeguards to gome American leaders fail a h 'an agreement, Is It going Jo complete ban on nuclear weapons possible In th* future to dls- therefore would be handing the Soviet Union a loni-range poliUcsl advantage generated by the maia af Soviet land power, Thus, tha already has become one current discussion of a "new look" | degree. Within a few yean the to atomic weapon* becomes a M ( weapon# capable ef oraa- m a t t e r af grave Importance. | vart area* might b* atttoma* A highly placed Informant in ally excluded, tor fear of ratal* Washington Indicate* this was the tea on both sides, Tho standoff line af thinking behind the recent .Hit, field would s**m complete. "brink of war" statement attrh ALtbo moment, American mill- bated to Secretary Dullai. !l points .„ r * « a p , "I LOVE LUCY" sol tho other day. tho pro­ duction crow woo apptaxM iagtood of;tho nctorm tnd tho oppUooo^contob.Not.fcrom^Uto oodianco, but from ak* M t/iw a m w - ito f # n * ■■ - * * * Uring hla Hey of strong deterrents are ob* vtoua, and so.;.: ^.opagaudUic can be npec ted to make tho most if them, ■ Bgt the deterrents aUll leaves the free world with time to build Its counteroffensive. While the Soviet Union la abort of Its economic poets et heme, while It la slrug* gllng with Its own longwange sirs* tagle planning -to protect the U.S.I.B. against tha possibility of global war, the Kremlin la unlikely to move aggressively beyond Its nois, but (UU Ineffective economic grandstand plays, War on that field • economic competition—la bringing the game to American home grounds, it of* fora the free world the opportunity to m Im the toliaUve. It offars an ansloua world hap# of safety from • major, shooting war tor years to come, years In which to wag* the economic and political war for peace. UNMR TM MNS of the JfaMhwfer, the first unknown Amorim deed ef the Korun War receive a trib­ ute from their living eetnradeo as the vessel prepares to lees* Yokosuka Navel Base, Japan. The first BO of • total Ml from all branch** of the armed aervkea were loaded aboard the light cruiser tor th* voyage to Honolulu, whose tho hereto deed will be buried la the National Memorial C«metsry. ffntsmetional) Dulles Looks Back With Pride Thtr* was very llttl* Icgiiliturt activity in Cpngreaa this week. All tha committea a n busy acreenlni the Preildent'i recom­ mend!* tlon and itudylng leglilatjon h* ha* jiropoHd. At thli lime of the year tha Appropriation* Committee i* ejpecially busy be* caust ll.e President ha. just sen: hi* budget eitlmate la the Con* gresi. Iff this eillmate the Bureiu of the Budget make* It* recom* medation* to -the Congrosi'a* to the amount of money they think should be spent and how it ihouid be spent. Their recommendations, of course, ate not final,, as Con­ gress has the last word, but it i* a long step in your faVor it a par­ ticular project in which you are interested I* on tho list. An appropriation o( $3,000,000 for the Centra) and Southern Florida Flood Control project was recommit ded. Wo had hoped tor at least ten million dollars, but there Is a real reason tor tha cut. The additional money was tor commencing work on new phases of the project. The percentage of federal, state, and local interest participation la these new phases has not yet been determined. Impression that a matter of con less thin Its experts thought nec­ By JOHN M. ItlGHTOWER slderabla moment Is being thrashed essary, and of slopping with this AP Foreign News Analyst out with far reaching inttrnational single Idea for counter attacking WASHINGTON OH — Secretary the communist economic offtnslve. potentials, A “Haw-T**0*Jt" of Stale John Foster Dulles, Tha consensui of observers who Presumably Dulles thought it bet­ his Republican defenders and hla have analysed Dulles' role and lhat ter (o concentrate election year PAINT P O I N T E R O . Democratic critics are loudly em­ ofhls «!-oc!*tfs In the Life article controversy on I-sues which wrre la lhat their motivation waa pri­ fundamentally settled, rather than HOLLYWOOD UP-Walt Disney barked on an election year foreign marily political. They were trying on problems for whleh he and ms baa embarked on hla first West­ policy debate which promises to to make a good case for the ad­ aides appear (o have no new so­ ern movla with a dalarmlnatlon b« angry, bitterly partisan and ministration's conduct of foreign lutions. to avoid U>* hors* opera cliches. largely meaningless. policy In the face of Democratic FUTURE POSSIBILITY Tha eayalry won't arrive In Ihs For lha Issue as K has bean criticism. DENVEH (At - A University of nick of tlm* to aavo tha settlers. posed by Dulles hlmsell Is con­ Die political atmosphere of this Redskins won't b* slain to whole- cerned wilh a »Wo of th« cold war election year also is reflected In Minnesota scientist says there Is a aale Iota. lhat Is no longer the most active the clamor with which tha article possibility human brings may be And th* hero (Fast Parker) even or urgent area of contest between was greeted. Much the same in­ Immunised against dlseafs by the Soviet Union and ih* free formation aroused little reaction drinking milk from vaccinated gets to kiss the glrll Trust Walt to do things differ­ world, In Washington when published a cows. Dr. William E. Peterson entJy. It seems incredible that the The problem of the United year earlier In Look under the ■lid a cow’s udder produces some rrofllle producer hasn’t tackled ■ States and its allies today is not title “We> Nearly Went to War antlhodies—disease fighters. He Western before, hut It's true. He in much how to stand on the Three Times." Both articles were told mcmebrs of the Colorado Rabber-bai# wall paint la classifies his brief cartoon feature, “brink of war" In Korea or Indo­ authorised hy Dulles and checked Dairy Technology Society that he deabtlm the most foolproof fin1tab for ths',do-U->oun*lf*r"ev*r "Pecos Bill," as legend. “Davy china, though there csrtatoly are with hi* ofice although the Look and Dr. Derry Campbell see ntak Instated. It I* sslf-sssllai, tan Crockett" was historical w ith still dingers in Use ares of For­ story did not quote him directly. tng studies along that line. ,b* ns*d *a a a*d bars plaster, soma legend thrown in, and his mosa. The major problem is how As far as domestic politics Is iwallboerd, wallpapsr,'and pr»OLD STATUTE WOHKS forthcoming "Orest Locomotive to meet th* political lures In1the concerned, the rase (or Dulles was vlottilv finished sarfacss. Spots DUNCAN. Okla. 'gv-Carl Ms ehasa" can ha called a Southern. economic competition of Premier so oadly overstated that the Life mins* In painting, as wall as loncy had hern in Jail nearly seven •cat • fidmars Inflicted latsr on, Now ho'i (hooting "Westward Ho Nikolai Bulganin and Communist article boomersnged the Instant It months, serving nut a Sl.ooo fine can b* loachsd up so suectssfally the Wagons," tha story of a pio­ Party boas Nikita Khrushchev In was published. Dulles' defense on 1thsy dtfy dststtien. the backward or underdeveloped this point at a news conference on s drunken driving conviction | Rabbet-has* or latsa paint neer drlvn ncrois the plains, when his attorney, A. W. Mauldin, g**a on s* easily with brash ar ‘Tliers'll ba no cavalry," he an lands of Alls and the Middle East. was that he was not responslbh dusted off an old state statute say­ collar sent* poo pis ar* inclined either for the writing or for the In fact, although Dulles badly nounced. "And the Indian light ing a pauper dor* not have lo .1* spread It lo* thin. Than s come in the middle, not at the overstated hi* ease In lh« eenlexl headline. second coat la often required serve more than six months to pay end. But the aelliera don't form of an article that gave extravagant The Issue, which la Just beginning out a court fine. Justice of lha urban M t, properly applied, would hit* covered th* aurfac* circle to fight tho Indians off. praise to hi* personal diplomacy tn develop clearly, concerns how Pcaee W. H. Crow ordered Ma­ siUsfssterlty. _ Thty rse* toward a gap, where over the past three years of the thief country and Its allies are go­ loney's release. Elsenhower administration, tho ing to meet the threat of com­ safety ||*s. ''Ill* Indians aren't Just killers; “brink of war" policy Is not an munism to Asia and th* Middle they want something, go ris* Issue at all in the sens# of nations! East. stampedes e herd of hersss right conduct, lit has long since been Even the administration's de­ Into their charge. Rich Indian settled and clearly itatCfl. although fenders .are eoneerped that nfvbold, scrimblea to get a horse for him not In Mr. Dulles' casual phrase. dramatic plan for dealing with the The real Issue In the argument new Red economic offensives his self, and tha attack la broken. Is Dulles himself, his compelcnM^bem forthcoming. Curiously, even “Wa'll have to wound a few of them, hut W* aren't going over aa secrclary of atata and is a wer* the ideaa for such a plan board. Yakima Csnult (action ad roving diplomat applying policies existed they have been soft ped­ vlser) wanted to explode one of which ire hit duly lo develop. In alled. tha wagon* for s spectacular scene. another senve, Ihe Dane Is dn» of President Eisenhower roromTO GUARD YOUR HEALTH Rut I told him settlon wouldn't ,words—specifically whether Dulles mended In his Siats of the Union message eirly this month that Con­ should have permitted himself to be carrying that much powder." gress granl him authority to make Disnsy said he planned the pic­ become so directly involved in • long term tommilmenli of U. S. All of us her* nre at your article so boaitul of his achieve­ ture as a change of pace for Fees. command. You'll find a com* aid in -underdeveloped countries ments. Th* famed King of the Wild Fron­ plcte ntock of phnrmnceuti* auch commitmenta he would tier gets to plsy a doctor to this Th* question of Dulles' behavior With b* able tn pledge American hack­ calx, health and Infnntn' needs as a diplomat, though a propar ont, and ha has some romance Iu ing for dams and other great de­ or tha first tlm*. He even gets subject of argument and criticism, velopment , . . nil of the highest qunlllj J projects, ' ■ kiss from his lady love, pretty has no profound relationship with Kathleen Crowley. "* th* bind o policy which Dulles Elsenhower's proposal Immedi­ ney assured. "There's too dimed advocates tod seeks lo apply. Tha ately met powerful opposition from leaden of both parties. Dullai “ But we're not going lo hive ■ fact la that his predecessors in spok* out for th* program at a tot of loving iind smooching," Dls- ofice, and particularly his Immedi­ subsequent new* conference and Near Post Of flea < Phone 103 much of that to pictures. The kids ate forerunner, Dean Acheson, Elsenhower apparently hclleved wer* subjected to similar public resent it." appraisal without any notable im­ thia was the right thing to do. pact on Ihe major direction of th* Yat th* administration showed STAND ALONE United States tn world affairs. Th* signs af trying' to soft pedal the CINCINNATI UP)—In tha last dinger to such matters, and par­ whol# Issue, ni compromising for 38 years only tw0 second bas*. ticularly when domesllo political men hav* hit .300 for Ut« Cin­ cinnati Radlegi, They ar* Tony itak«i ar* as high as they ar* in Curcinello who hatted .Bid In this presidential riretlon year, Is 1MI and Johnny Tempts who hit (hit attention will b* diverted and -SOT In 1884. Cucrlnelio now energies drawn away from th* so coaches at third bass for th* lutlun ot vital foreign problems. 'hw M u u n g talwnlw o t J . Cleveland Indians. Yet th* debate may create an Spotlight On Hollywood When it la driarmtoad, w* tea) «, though wa, will have llttl* difrj. eulty to getting th* appropriation. They also racommantted an ip. propel*lion of $300,000 for Uis st. Augustine Harbor. This Is a rung important project, and tha 000 recommended, to addition m Whs: h : : s ’rcs d y b e t a s p p i(,p i ;. ated, will bring tha project m M per cent completion. This new money witl he applied on the conilructlon cost of th* south Jetty. The budget massag* also con* tained a recommendation of $g|p. 000 for construction of a lire* citrus and vegetable research st*. tion in Winter Haven. This Is | f project which tha entire Florid* Delegation has worked on for several year*. Wo first begsn work on it when 1 was a member of tin Committee on Agriculture. It give, me great sallsfaclinn to see that an appropriation vas recommend«d for this project I feel like our contracts with Secretary Benmn and getting.him down to Florid* to actually (to bur need h*t* really paid olf. * Also tho following requests have been made for military appropriaDon* in our district: Plnecastle Air Force Base-ITM.000; th, s Jn. loid Naval Auxiliary Air Station*fl.P26,000, which Is a iremrndoot increase In their instilliUnn; and ■n enormous appropriation of 113,103,000 for Patrick Air Fnrra Disc. Last year was our host j , . , for appropriations. We got abuff 30 million dollars for our district on various forms t i Viihlis r c L I activities. It wouldn't surprise in* tf we didn’t do even belter this year by , the. time t^t setsibn Is over., x “,-rvi FAUST'S DRUG STORE Picture TA LK By BILL WIEBOLDT A kpvtiiii uay sihs , , maets an e.^vumiy guou oemsion lot pictuie-UMiig — atm rsuiuaij ittn tit. taunting naa hla day. in alio honor, tn«r« U be gu-s Hint gieeimgs, puny prepaialions and uecoroliona — tinA wInn o wonderful ntlXlUl* nt love and laughter and lac* pa­ per tnat is tng heart of Valen­ tine's l)uy. For all th* friends and loved uni's who can't bt> with you on this day, why rut send * llttl* extra thought along with your gicvling cald? A snapshot or l w o of tha children laboring over their Valentina artwork—^ a picture of th* plnk-froateiR1 angel food rak* enthroned J'J tho dining room teble — a col­ or shot of your living room de­ corated lit th*' traditional “Hearts and Flowers" them* — any of these tucked Into th* envelops .together with your Valentine card will add warmth and pleusuie tu tha message of love it carries. It’s true lhat time is ahort— but our phutufiniahing ia g ear-^ ed to fait service. All you hav* to do is select Ihs snapshots you want to tend, bring th* negatives in and order tha nscessary number of prints. Thera pictures will say “ Happy Valentine" for you in the warmest, friendliest way — which Is the true spirit of good old St. Valentine hlmaelft WIEBOLDTS \ FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE 110 PARK AVE PHONE *87 S U N D A Y -M O N D A Y Prostee, Oar* a, — m ua^l any and Kna* w vae# mnao w nd. His Hollywood eAce. m * istemed to Ms psrigtluNoat, oh It right In etrid* whan moo- w o g ’o a l wtnrw In tho , n k o r oaffmlr a t thw ywnrl kUltoM iwigoon, omgapsvsi smbay and nonahilu. *** Noted for hla coup* d'alaf to \khl spolling, NitoheocJh also nrlaed no o m whan Aa atouad i a tArac-peor oowtrurt. Vana CARY GRANT EL LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 6:35 T u n m b m am Fanum I HOWARD m AC i m n m FEATURE Tififl Minus • dewey s m um «mSZ ® LAST COMPLETE SHOW fiito SATURDAY ONLY P aSUBs tom T l l l i m - I M IIIITON'fM MteMSfUf ton CAIKflflO* M M KOttltf River of No Return tT ^C lH .M .S(O P E SECOND FBATURI CA RTO O N R ITZ TH • •* STARTS 6:35 �r W A ft it* Worth Anything !'• Worth Adverting 1* TH E SANFORD HERALD Three Bedroom A lexander A S trin g e r Horn*. M.E™. ..... *Pte a l Estate • Jaawaac* pliant**, large lot with tree*, on City sewer/VA insured financ- Mr*. Leertae M eetauer, am ln|. $300, Down, ti/,00 monthly iff Magnolia At* 7 ^ ^ n . QUICK CAM fieriTonUtare. Add u s Meehinea. Typewriters, Outhoard Motor*, Boat*., Super Trading Boat. Om mil* South o* 17-*2. Phone J017-W. Window Sills — Usteli 10 Block* — Cradle Block* m e Trap* — Dry Wall*. house. WU| be completed soon Only law. down, FHA in surer loan. Jm t right lor retirement home or for amall family. S i. j X u BALL' R EA LTY REO. BROKERB l D; HliUeyuaa, Associate Booth Park Art. Phots l Ttt* Following Ratna a r t now in effect. THREE Bedroom eement block e l i e Per Line for One Insertion PHILLIPS home, i*odscsp#d. IBe Per Line for Three Insertions hardwood floor*. G. I. Finance. 14e Per Line for live Imertieia Phona 01T-W. 31a Par Una for Eeeh S3 Ineertloai. MINIMUM RATEt $4* WELAZA APARTMENTS: room*, private baths. 114 W. P in t St. Ratlaway and Baby Bed* D Say, Weak or month—Tal. 1425, v Furniture Center 111 West First for DeslrPhone 37, Fehrunry 3, 1986, NEAR NEW HOSPITAL Ttree bedroom home on 2 lots. Total price only $9,300. Can be handled for I1.&00. down. ust completed muonry con­ structed a bedroom name for $7,300. Terms. NEAR FINKCRKST SCHOOL href bedroom home on 2 lots. Fenced in yard for children. Trees and nice shrubs. Tout, price only $10,200. $1,500. down will handle. LOCH ARBOR ORLANDO Sentinel BUr, Ralph Ray, 3150. Tor Better Plumbing A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Phene INI W AIT TILL BIG B US ___ . THE1 a e < i ^ __ _____________ """ ,'5J' i C O M B S VLOA1G AM O R IM S C S HIM O F F THBA4 M E B B E W E CAM S f» f? < W H O H E I S -------V INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Wm. H. M— urray Pal A . ' Phone 1M1-M losed Sunday and Wedneaday PLUMBING ontract and repair work, estimates. R. U Harvey Sanford Ave. Phone 1B29, elec tr ic CO, Home rlMnln. Floors, 1149-J. Qnallty Rnbber Stamp. Stock and Made to Order — 14 Hour Service — windows, walls, Caldwell, Phona SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES $31 Yala Ave. Phona 39U-J SC Case with Harrow and Front Cultivators. Contracting and I BRITT VA FINANCING Three __ —___■ iw u n u n s 4available. UI7H I>07 Sanford Ave. r Bedroom home, large corner lot, established neighborhood. Not i I N T E R I O R and HEATING project. 1*00 Mellonvllle Ava. Painting. P»prr Han Floor Furnarr. and Circulators Phona INI. 307ft-R. B tiflu m A H. B. POPE CO„ IN C THREE-BED ROOM_ S ^ iT houIw 3N South Park Ave. Phone 144$ Furnished nr tinlumished, Rea sonahle. located at 2403 De. 2ft (til. Garbage Cans ........ $3.w mites. Phone 14I0J. o a r* IT W IL L A L L C O M B O U T //V T H E R //V S B / / Hanford Freight i t Halvnge Policy balden JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ’ti-.lne EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suitand William Ethers, hrnlhprs, were j . . able for bachelor or couple. W I steam heat, arivat* bath, show- Whether Buying or Selling, It will on trial on charges of stealing a l «r. CovenienQy located. Across pay you lo see safe, READY FOROCCUPANCY F Pram Post Ofnca. Inqulrj Man­ . . J- W. MALL, REALTOR, Joe, 34. Insisted he pulled Hie Job $2,750. DOWN will buy this lovely ual Jaeobson Dept Siora. Fionas Slats Bank Buildlnx ••r.n n.iio » k ... * all by hlmsell and demonstrated Three Redroom Home with USED FRIOIDAIRE In excellent 17—AUTOMOBILES-TEAUgRE Fireplace, IS Tile Baths, condition. $ioo. 1201 Sanford, It will pay YOU to sea US before by Mfllng the 300-pound sale In the FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and Screened Porch. Carporle, Utili­ bath. Adults. $40. see Manager TWO Bedroom House, Ph. 51-R, you buy. Upcn Evenings and witness stand in Criminal Court. ty Room. Attractive residential altar 5 p. m„ 4074a West 1st St. Sundays. ’That was about Ihe same height Bnokcasei, v w ia v ta w i u in (« k R IV I| 11(111 section. $12,000. Mortgage at TWO uSectional IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Kaitilde Trailer Hales, from the ground as the trunk of executive Desk. Leather nlfico 3%. ask C nm lty A Moaleith Palalka, Fla. THREE ROOM furnished Apart­ the car,’’ Joe said. chair, log fira Gas Heater, odd at 111 Beelh Park Pbeet 1 Homes —Lata — Acreage ment. 2300 Melionville. Living Room chair. 1111 Laurel The jury arqulllcd William, 4?. They Knew A t— , Laura B. Oiler Joe was convicted of burglary Registered Real Estate Broker ami Is awaiting sentence. INI BOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE 2415 ELM AVE. CARS Phene list Rooms, cooking available, for em­ BOUGHT SOLD TRADED tedlate possession on this ployed and retired people. InRoy Reel’s Used Cara ml prctcntloui-'3 Bedroom ___ ALMOST new ___ m * < • •*. ingaonq 2 B. R. masonry lormalion. 1015-W. Sanford Ave. A 11th fit. home, Kitchen r ■ J clous * . ii . ------. . • • »«»* IS V J I «equip. * home,-large screened porih, nICeEva-fleM nenuty Shop « * « » « * * . H«aler, Oak Floors, ly landscspped plot, city water BACHELOR Apt. ground floor, Tiled hath, Jalnsird porrh go snd sewers, near new hospital. IT in Workmanship a n d T A N G E R 1 N.E S— Reason (tile 313 Palmetto Phone 2322. to make up this excellent ofPrice $7lU)o, 1203 K. 4lh St. Materials. YOUR KVINKUDK DEALER East 2nd SL Phone $43 FURNISHED 3 Bedroom House.' 40" GENERAL ELECTRIC Stove' UNFURNISHED House. 3 Rooms OFFERS May be teen at 104 W. loth St. end bath. $30. per month. State slightly used tjvoks like For AM, Your Beautv Ne*ds call 3 H. EVINHUDK Call 714-W. ' ltd. No. in, 2>i miles East of 175. Phone Ift3* M-2. Iln rrie tl’n Hrnuly Nook ZEPHYR.................... $80.00 Geneva. Mrs. Horace Johnson. II. SCOTT-ATWATER ... 1M.SO Phone 971 103 So. Oak Ave. nUIIHOUGHS Cash Reglslcr and < REAL ESTATE WANTED — 4 7 4, MERCURY, (Open evening) by appointment.) APT. One Hedroom, furnished Adding Machine, like new. No ItOtlOm ( owl . $t(XHMI Uo»e in. Phone (lift. HAVE NEED for location for • Phone 1H20-J-3 7*a II. M OTT ATWATKK StO (M SMALL unfurnished apt. Call 3147 Supermirket. national chain YOUNG pullets and laying hens K) II. JOHNSON M3 93 ?v- tAUNtmy .sV.Rvvirit store. Prefer site in suburbs, nw--- ---■ ■ 10 II Lightning MERCURY $100.00 One hour • Wash and Damp t Southslde. Whit Is your nfftr, Five ruanu, two-bedrooms. Child IB II. SCOTT-ATWATER hour 4 - Wash end Dry I Need (O.Oon snuare feet of lend. ran under ft Call 2MB of 119 W. with controls ............... $159 95 One Finished Laundry Slate exact price and location In M H C l t l WAW1WP 23rd St. III H, ELGIN .................$123.93 Seminole Realty Sanilonr Hrv Cleaning first letter. P. 0. Box .toftg, 20 H. MARTIN, $390.75 Orlando. Southnlde Lnundromet T. W. MERfl Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prirrt LARGE furnished ilngle Apt. W. DIETRirm New motor ...... .. $tB3.00 South Hide Fnodmarl Bldg. paid (or used furnllure. Call 25 II. JOHNSON, 1053 Model, Water and lights furnished tin Perk Ave. Phene 27 er 141 IA 1 u .- i “ - ‘ SMALL UNDEVELOPED ACREPhnu* 49-J. 951. Wllson-Maler Furniture Co. very fast ...................... $223 no AGE or Urge lot outside nf 311 E. 1st SI. Also many motors tom down (or AMAZING VALUE • It,MO. DOWN City, far home site. Cell 1M9 B. used parts. Reasonable. OR SALE—Thren Redroom frama City conveniences it,id location, TO*AR»RENT— ~Hospit a I bed. Ph. OH Bale While They Last! ■ with all the advantages of Su­ homn furnished, nr Two-Bedroom New 195$ Model KVINRUDKS j Trailer. Near Sanlando Springs burban Living, f It. II., Lv. Rm, AfUCLEB f o b balb 35 H Flee. Starting Dining Rm. Kitchen equipped. T»V O WHEEL Ir liter any condl I and Lake Brantley. Mrs, Lalah lin n D h . , _ . sea Rig Twin ...........................$ 100.00 BaUnea Ilka rant laudar, R. D. 2. Maitland. 25 H. Elec. Demonstrator used about 35 hours .. 43S5 00 W. H. “BUT HTEMPF.R RESTAURANT FURN. 3 Bedroom Home, efficien­ • TRADE-IN yaur old Boat, Mo­ Realtor — General nraraer# cy apt. Included. Near shopping, Gertrude B. Dingfelder, Asseclete tor or Trailer. Best Shrimp on Earth ........ $ rhurch, schools. 71$ Magnolia. —Selection of Boats— any Allan, AeeeeUte SALES HELP WANTED - Full Southern Fried Chicken .... $ Phone H it 111 N. Park S » Ph. 211. Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum or Part-time. Firestone Stores, Dinners-ln a-llox (lo gni 75c . t and Gailnr Trailers. __ ^ aMl g*a a y s i u § W t « ||lF $ S _ ANGEL'S EAT SHACK • Also several used floats and TWO ROOM furnished Apartment, AOX 10 Box Spring............. $139.3(1 Established Sanfurd Ave, at 15lh 81. Trailers. Cosmetics now open in Lake 310 Meg. Phone 313 A. K. RoeHeadboard (Decorator rustle) Phone 9140 Monroe, Customer* waiting for ‘See the New Evlnrude Lina (or ‘51 ■•tier. Unfinished Furniture aervlca, Write P. 0. Box 975, Finance plen 3 Drawer Chest .................. $13.30 Orlando, ROBSON Sporting Good* THREE room completely furnish 4 Drawer Chest ......... 17.30 KEROSENE Evlnrude Haiti A Service ed Apt. 313 Palmetto. Th. 2332. 3 Drawer Chest .................. 19.50 MAN for morning 7»aper mile. 17c Per Gallon 17e 1*4 K l i t St. Phene 9N Vanity Table ........................ 9.B0 . — - - — — r®sl bond and TWO-BEDROOM llouaa. Kitchen Nit* SUnd ............................ 9.30 IMPERIAL have ear. Apply too Wait 1st 13 Ft. I equipped, circulating heater, Mr. and Mri. Dresser ........ 19.10 SERVICE STATION Can he hot water heater. Phone 9131. Bookcase Bed ..................... 34.50 1208 Pork Ave. School. (Twin or Double) $20.00 dally, Sell taimlmms Dnei ONE TWO-STORY Four Bedroom Student Desk ........... « . . . 34.30 Plates. Whit* I1eev*i, Attleboro, House, Corner n St., 17-93 Hwy. BookcaiO .............. 1130 Mass. F ret Sample k Delal!* South. Phone 1110. E C H O U BEDDING CO. INFURNISHED three bedroom uy your Furnllure at Berrv’i bouse on Lake Jessup. Kitchen warehouse Furn., Co., at 901 \V g w - —— equipped with electric stove, 1st St. All nationally ariv. fur­ refrigerator, washer and dryer. niture at warehouse price*. Phene 1914-M. I Steve Rl.ltlk, whn l« earning up with the Giants nest season, loti his only Ihreo decisions pitching for Cincinnati In 1035. WELCOME TO SANrORD Will You Bo O ar G a w lf We have leased awM Rooms at the beanttful Mar-Loo Motet NOT A PROJECT! Homes of Real Individual! Brittany Farm ''Romes, American. UUra Modern, atieoal 4 Freneh Colon!sJ These Rooms are available Absolutely Free For a period of 4 days, to New arrivals at Our Naval Air Slatioe I ALL KINDS Phone 8184 Days STOP by and Pick up YOU* Kay at the uffiee d • BRUSH end SPRAY Odham & Tudor, Inc* TED B U R N ETT “Builders of Fine Hopes’* 2ft25 S. Freneh Avenue lD .m t Nlghle FURNISHED AND INSTALLED ny D IC K M A P E S GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Sanford 2108-W Colored Women need T H R E E NICELY FURNISHED ATTIACTTVRLY DESIGNED »• APTS. 1717 Park Ave. Ph. 1743-J BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED NEWLY Dacnratad four room from $11,100 to $13,000 . FXA house, screened porches, fruit and VA (GI) Financed. (real. llto-J. LOST—Dark Brown W* .Ifr'SrwV''"'-1''’" ’” Apply Celery Clly Restaurant ODHAM « TUDOR. INC. Un, -t IDI, . to >. FI.KCTCICAI e e e w ^ l p Builders el Finer Homes tor FUfUa Living. Salsa Office—ISIS So. French Ave. Phona 3100 or 2080 TIRES CASHIER—give eaparlance and rafaraneee. Writ*' J The Sanford Herald. 'I S - m " ! . o f t t U I 'w C i l ’ M r O W ia mWMMgBWT - f f y oaw rn.r C*JJ|ll,ehlWC® -’ EEKSSli. Ftamblng. I reeky Rea Bag M. G. HODGES Ith all the features named about such General Electric i colored plumbing ND available at resionsble pncaa, wtUt the bait financing A jv ith minimum down-pay- W fllbm C, PhllNpo. Jr. “ 'w a r « ^ ’" A ,5r- 2 BEDROOM HOMES Paata Read Phene TM . CBS. CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floor* - TU* Baths Paved Carports — Insulated 17195 IMPLETE C-J- CROCKER For All Cars BEAUTIFUL FATTERNS coin dispenser DOWN Builder LEoAf f i JE4 cl^ SDrT![NK gT.IM Pv Senlort’a Leading jw.knmes for over 1,300 WW. InMe Office; Little Venice FOUR Bedroom Hom*-$$on down, payment* $37 a month, t i ll hum merlin Ave, Ph, 1033-11, You’re doing: thn right thing by calling on us for your building needs.... remember, whnt you w ant CDHTDM b’l '-l’KD 9495 - "They haven t moved InyelP EXCLUSIVE DEBIONE 'repes-UphoUiery end Slip f Flneat Workmanship by , K*sUr Craftamen. oull Lika Our Riasonshla 1 STANLEY EULP Phone Ovlado - Forest $ PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMnrriRon, Inc, Sanford, Florida PllOM 300 HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD ' Naval Penonricl i i i i i i i • By STANLEY ©•' RNVELUPEll ------- Jattarkearts. stale «*nt». urelcea. hand bill*, and p r o g r a m i . etc. Progressive K5FWL9?.- pb0M « • - 40$ Uiad,furniture, appliances, ‘ Jlc. Bcrught-sold. Larry’s 311 East lit 8L Phooa 1*31 3 Bedroom Contrite Block VA — $223 Down Payment $3$. Par Month P A I Kitchen ruUy Equipped let fast to choose colors and tils »<t"wt U t II • Phone 112P-A. B, Fttereoajroker AaaoeiaUa • A, B. Peterson JrH P. J. ChttUrton, Garflald WU. Utti. John Malsch, R. W. Wilhead. Sag-proof bottom Uam*. Haiti M. Weld. A. C. Kadoied raU with plastic and*. PlaiUc or Doudnay, Land Burnror. rayra tape*. Cotton er nylon cord*. ro R SAL* - at TU East Lake, Longwood. Twn-tantmant Pram* Seaharik Gfcan m i N a t C*. Phona 330 House. Large lot, furnished, gar- ill-lit Watt Bad St. THE OLD HOME TOWN Hnuth Park—Pho •» S* A REAL STEAL $04 West First SI. Two’' Bedroom House. Kitchen equipped. Corner lot. Near U S E D Playground equipment school, town and Churches. $4700. Call 10M-J for appoint­ ment. FURN. Efficiency Ant. 17 M South City Limit*. STumnerland Court. BEAL ESTATE FOB BALE- 1 p NfC f attractiv e • QUALITY • •PRICKS EASY,BUDGET TERMSMl FULLY GUARANTIED . mJ ROAD I USED T i l l 1,1 | SERVICE ' ’ll.1 HEADQUARTERS \ J i. __ | • �P a ts 10, NEW V O I K on - A bit ■od sometimes cootrovtriUl story U brloi told la small priot oa the libel* of food packago* livid « your supermarket shelve*. It’s tho •ton' of chemical addL tivai, designed to improve aa aa* lura In the appearance, taste, small or lasting qualities of food prod* T rim iaty 3 . 1933TH B gAKTOBP h E h '/^ ^ r acta. Speaking la gaaeralltlee, aa die consumer eftea does, you eaa build a eaaa for or agalaat Hwaa abjeetlvaa. l e a a, lor example, have found cause lor alarm la auch and Drag Administration that three coal tar dyes widely used to put red and orange hues to food are m w b o o —Eight tratsUndpoisonous when taken to large ptoag greyhound* will cempata quantities. * aa of the moat unusual racaa 1staged at u j dog trash ta 8. A report by a congressional featured ninth event tonight committee to IPS’ that of 104 themleal* nied or proposed for use to 4**). at th* Sanford-Ortondo fvod. nrly C8 were kcor.z udhiU«ly'td'oa safe. 8. A finding by an Engliih aelentiJt that dogs developed running flu when fed n diet of flour "ma­ ■tranced ta grade A la Isaa lx weeks. tured" with nitrogen trichloride, routinely used by mlllcra for some iff Fool, owned by MIH 10 yean. asd the Deep Reek Kennel’s Reek head the eyecatching 4. Published speculation as to af talent. These lightning what effect agricultural chemicals JUHMNKttMIVT (left), ef the Sea Diego, Calif., Muaman od Natural the Autumn "more-hat" look. ip* boast five wine each. History, helps carry the world's first model of an "oar fish** after fever. The Spring "more-hat" look la —auch aa weed killers, pest killers Mbita winners In the field he had spent two years constructing the Ufs-slzed repUea. At right What makes the hate far this rsally essential to tho fashion pie- and hormone-like substances In an­ I Major Cady, Harry Coon* ta Dr. Carl Hubba, tchtyoiogist, who identified the rare apactmen a* Sprlrtg so appealing? First of ell, tun. The eoata, suits, end dresses imal feed—might have on tho hu­ a Dollar, Isotope end Marty the time its remains wan found In 1090. It le 11 feat long and tho then’s been a complete things of for Spring i n nlmeat one hun­ man t.ho-consumes the affected erertea its head la 43 Inches high. Tbs ventral fins, from which it while Richardson, the final heart, since leal Spring ns far as dred per cast slim. And the meat or.vcgatable product. gets Its "eae* name, am four feet long. (International fiomtdphotoj ' baa pished tip three viestyling la concerned. Last Spring "more-hat1* look belaacea tho slim On the other aide of tha balance it was the chic little hat that apparel perfectly. Ike "more-hat" sheet, It ia widely acknowledged ion believed that these eight perched atop the head. This year look la currently being shown la that chemicals have played and youngitere top any similar line­ it la the more hat look that slta practically nU laiMon editorials ere playing a vital part in miking ha nation’s food supply the most up that could be offered by any down oo tho bead and la n vital and ads. part of th* costume, ether track in the country, Another Up ev hate for Spring bountiful'ind healthful hi the world Th* great chan#* la hats hap­ If the way they a n to be won. today. pened last August in Parts when Host qf them a n designed to be Pew quibble about the fact that the deep furry hate were need in sight-on with none of th* much of the milk we consume 1* A lL W ’C R O S S W O R D L •J.'l.irJ. I almost all the important collec­ heir showing in th* front. For e fortified by vitamin D, while our t U l l l ' F.’ i l t tions. Women who aaw the first more ehle took, if you have ■ flair breed U enriched with thlimln, iiii^ M i'if.ir.1 . III.Ill,ICl >11.11 lilt) photos of those hate never real­ for wearing clothes, Ult db* bat riboflavin, niacin and Iron. Or that C H IC A G O , m — Hoif would .dr.iit ,!»i Ij iij In this supermarket era of ready* you like to spend your vacation In ized they would be wearing pr*t- forward almost to the brow. rvnucniu y im rj Ucd-up versions this Spring. A new Spring hat is a must ih mixea and pre-cooked frozen food, a trackless Jungle? UIIUHS iit id ii f.tt.'u-utrjid Actually then ia Utile resem­ every wardrobe this year. Perhaps many other chemicals are used A party of eliy dwellers plan l.'HH f’H r.T^n to do It. They're going to trek Into blance of these Spring hale to the it is Just what you need right now constantly to boost nutritional valMK-f.ii: Muijr-;.to Improve cooking qualities :inuw ;Hi'i,v,e th* fastness of northwestern Paris chapeaux of last August as a Spring Lome. Spring hats Jtl tllLdull (LI Jrttl. BOMIT L IBOACH, 84, of Tulsx, Okla^ who has beee named Guatemala, osa of ths earth’s most . . . the Spring version* a n made shouldn't be saved so til Easter. and taste, to prolong "shelf life" onuuu Mat lonal Polio Mother of the Year, is shown aa aha arrived to New in lightweight souffle straw* and They' are available right now to of packaged producti to alow deprimitive areas. York with her three children. On her lap is Maudle Marls, tf The expedition of Chicagoans, often touched with blossoms or versions to go with Mid-winter erioration and prevent mold. months, who waa born in the iron lung in which Mrs. Broach waa (Chemicals have been used for ranging In sge from 16 to 68 and fruit and aomstlmaa swathed in coats,- suits, yid furs confined at tha time. Tha others a n Leslie Gall, 3, and David, I. Including professions! and bust cenluriaa to improve food. Salt, nessmen, leaves Feb. • on Its aa one example, is both a chemi­ ■uto( plans sod mutehack tour; cal and an additive. Before our point alone, It ia bad business to small quantity of a chemical used They have to ho hack March 1. first federal food and drug law put a possibly harmful Item on for a specific purpose may do to the human who consumes H infre­ During ths three-week adven­ was passed SO years ago, house­ the market. By CHARlig MIRCBB ture, Its members hope tn visit WASHINGTON '« — Uka many wives were crusading against With a small budget amt limited quently, The problem ie tha effect the wild Lecnndones, ■ little- another busy male eltisea ef the 'chemical preservatives" used In manpower, It Is impossible for the of repeated small doses ovnjp * known tribe of about 86 dilate- United States, President Elsen­ canned goods tnd to brighten col FDA lo shoulder Ihe burden and months or years. malan India*# who still hunt with hower is not an avid viswsr of tele­ ora, among them formaldehyde, responsibility of protesting all. the Thcr* Is practically no , auch liow, spear a ad blnwplpa. rboric aetd, copper sulphate and new formulas proposed. At the thing In this country today at "nat­ Moving spirit nf tha offbeat vision. He simply doesn't have the moment the big problem Is to set ural food." Few people realize it, t T 'T T i i salicylates. Jaunt Is Dr, Harold !.. Emlley, lime. up sensible procedures for testing hut chemicals ara used at every — In those test formal, Jen fussy ffi-yrar-old chiropodist whose Rut ha ia ds«p1y interested In days, customer* and stores opor chemicals before the public can paint in ood processing from field ii wife end three sons wll| stay television and watches • variety T" fr ated on the theory that it was the be used as unwitting guinea pigr. to table. Chemical additives are ■t home. o( programs whenever be buyer's Job to look out for him­ Congress has at least eight bills used as stabilizers, preservatives, % rT" Dr. KmIley Is an old hand at Available to him and Mrs, Elsen­ self. But this changed when the dealing with chemicals In food. disinfectants, anlloxldsnts, extend­ conducting such tours. This will hower In various rooms of the cracker and pickle barrel were While theca seem* to be no dis­ ers (quantity increasers), tenderha hla third to nualamala. He White House living quarters are f r __ 17“ replaced by the sealed and sani­ agreement about Ihe necessity to Izers, emulsifiers, growth-promotj^ ■ ■ ■ ■ has taken eight groups Into tha H four black-and-white TV sets sod tary carton, when mandatory label­ pretest, there Is some division of ers, fumlgsnts, herbicide*, defoil™ wilds of Northern Canada, one color sat. They alio have tele­ ing replaced the buyer's sense of opinion on the best way to se; up ants fhair removers), fungicides, Ha does It Just for the lovo of vision sets it their farm in Get­ safeguards under the law. mltlcldes^fmlto killers), bleights, emell and sight. ad van lure. tysburg, Ps. But chemical names on food la­ For the most part, tho problem sweeteners, conditioners, colorants On Id# trips last year and the year In-fore, Dr. Emlley says, hie It would mike Interesting news bels aren’t much help lo th* aver­ of additlvea Isn't merely what a nd to improve flavor. partlrs found "lemplp# and pyra­ If ona could report the specific age food buyer who Isn’t a chem­ mids of the ancient .Mayas which favorite programs of the Presi­ ist. Would tt help, for Instance, lo U B ^ ttlM M M lIillil probably never linforo have been dent and Mrs. Eisenhower, But know that * product you thought ot seen by white men." He eald eom# that's top secret. As ths Eisen­ buying had been treated with ethylhowers and their official family of the flndi "rival relics of the •oedlaminetetracellc add? s i* keenly s u it s , their personal early Kgypllans." The Job of policing Ihe nation's Hut, ha makes It clear that his likes and dislikes would attract ood aimply falls largely on (ho group Is not seeking artifacts nor so much public inters*! M esrtato houlder* of the Food and Drug I* It a hunting expedition. "We'll programs that tha rsiult could be Adm inistrate, a division of the go unarmed, except perhaps for most unfair to many other pro­ J*q>artmeM of Health, E d u cate a rlfla or two fop hogging food." grams. ha saw and Welfare. Last yaar Its regular Karh member has paid $<VOO for Whenever possible both the Pres­ alee bat eat a contract aa be «tfer N4WMAU8 paid stiff consisted of snm* 800 N<o(« nxpenscs. ident and hlx wife view at least - lesTee the office ef the New York nen and women; it had nbhut 2mt MOSCOW ons televised news program to Yankees with e reported $80,000 inspectors to check nearly 100,000 flA V U lA T s W iV i IllftON IIUTCHEIt the evening. For relaxation, when salary guarantee next eeas^ pltnls and warehouses; its share MI8ROUI.A, Mont. (/Pi—For lima permits, ths President en­ The bend-hitting baseball n f of tha nillon's multl-bllllon dollar Ids noth year, Missoula butcher joys watching a good mystery will get e rate* of $8,000, accord­ The 0 ^ C^ , , budget was a her* $6,484,000. ing to toiidera. (International) If. J. Ilidgrsnn lias completed the drama, "Hardly a day goc* by without minimi kill nf buffalo on the G,'TA»‘“ a S uiwD” f o r “wiBi** Opci* our being confronted with safoe National lllinn Range In north- Mrs. glterhnrsrpp, on the other DOG CANY DECIDE hind, is an avid television watch­ CH KCKERBOARD wsstern Montana, Ho killed and FT. LOUIS Iff—A mongrel dog new phase of this problem," says butchered 67 bison, bringing to er. She tskos TV programs pretty •abject of e court suit, couldn't FDA Commissioner George P. LarSIMPSON FARM SIJPPI.T much as they come. Bh* anjoys :i,:iKl bis total kill. rtek. "Uuiually It's In th* form ' Parfaut Galf Program HEALTH HINT music and ether* Is one specific decide who Us owner was so the of a new chemical aldltlve which Judge put it up to a veterinarian. la well received weekly dramslio program Uiet Is Hear wheeling or rutiles in ia being proposed for tho improve­ her personal pick of tha many The vet found the animal was 8 ment of soma food product. .Comment* coming Into Purina the poultry house? lllnls off yssri old ■■ Mrs. Jemea Lancaster from all aver the country are feed I Do they have a sick apregular dramatic shows on tha claimed her pet Tippy was. Magis­ "Tba emergence of new chemi­ praising results of the Improved pesrsnes? screen. trate Thomas J. Gabbert than cals demanding entry Into the food Purina Calf Plan. Folks eround 1 These symptoms point to Naturally th* EDenhowore al­ supply Is running far ahead of sciruled to her favor. our aton Ilka it, too, Air Sac Colds. Chek-It- My* ways are interested in seeing news entiflo knowledge needed to be NOW SHOWING . .. The new plan combines Pur- dn la tha fast-acting drinking >lJ Pt md? a» t L , program pickups of tbs President's Mrs. Barahiao Rapoport had iure of their safety." but Nursing Chow end Calf water medication ws recom­ brought the auit against Mr*. Lan­ televised press conferences. Fortunately, food producers are Itartena to grow 820-lb. liol- mend. Presidential Press gicrstsry caster, her neighbor, claiming the aa Intonated In the aafety of thoir ■tain calves at 4 months. Thut’a Chnck-R-Mycln cim be etored pet wee her dog Lassie. Gabbert Junes C. Hagarty say* the Whit# Of The products as the eonsumar and the what's been don* at the Purina Indeflnately nn tha fnrin. Slock set Apache House is greatly impressed by th* earlier had let both woman call FDA. From a commercial standResearch Farm. the dog but It turned a fcisndty treatment for Moesoersu. numbers of letters that pour "Prom g to 80 days old, feed It for aatra-faet Respiratory Disease after a televised prase confltrmca. nose toward him end wagged its Ihirina Nunhlng Chow. Costa Chronlo Remembor, mortali­ "The President thinks of tele­ only about half ss much ■■ outbreaks, builds up fast with CRD, so vision as a great medium ef both milk, One 26-pound beg feeds a ty act fast after careful diagnosis. calf. Ami, ws’rs happy to toll entertainment e n d education," BONGWRITER DIBff Chek-lt-Myrln nWo effective­ you that wo will continue tho ■ays Hsgerty, "It* believes NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CaRf. Iff ly fights Ulna Comb nnd iicxNursing Chow pall special this should be applied to government Law Porter, who wrote "Beaull yhar. With each bag of Nurs­ amltlasls in turkeys and snoura and the news events ef the werld fid Ohio," "By Ihe lea" and many ing Chow get e handy, oasy-to- In pigs and ealvei. Ask about other aonffi, tiled at a heart at­ It, elsan aluminum pall, complete tack yesterday. With bracket, for only I k It’s HU real name was Lewis John YOUR HENS CAN FE E D worth $1.76. Tahleportor, but ho used Um short : Along with Nursing Chow, YOUR PULLETS •r name yrefaesloulty with a bob, Itort ael Weeding dry Calf StarMitchell, no many id bis lyrics ' tans. Keep tt before ealvoa in How are your bans laying right ■ad melodl a. Another son. Prank' p trough. It's good and digests now! in flocks wo've seen 10%, Ua of nearby Paaoima. alas sur­ easily, Stop In and ask for our 907# or 8USt of the old hens vives. booklet on growing bettor cal* could ho culled without tho o w iis i a missing a single egg. Don’t you think it’s time to JKANNTE I ff CAREFUL cull out the loafers from your IONIA, Mich. VP}— Jeennle flock T Swain, n ST-yter-oM, foend stone Culling is not a hard J«b, but it's one that Is easy to put off. Rut those loafer* are eat­ ing their heads off—and yuur pullets need feed that could ha bought with money the culls would bring. Culling sounds ilka a common sonse poultry practice, don't you think? If you don't know how to cull, msybo wo could teach you. □sorgo otto, our graduate Pbr* Ina Feeding Advisor, will bo happy to stop by your place sh k vsisnEnS? I T t m o r F L O R ID A . to show you. Give us a ring MR. AND MM. A. L. BAR. today whether a Purina feed­ ALSO Om iim 4. 1 1 0 1 ef Lake Monro# any er or not. There's pe obligation. that it really pays to nie* You'll really save money. If you TO ALL. WHOifrr vAiV*PONCBRNi Nolle* la horstor i (tm that ft W. Babbit* on the Purina Fro* rogulary euli your flock, War# tils* his final report a* Ad­ gram. After paying for their ministrator of ih* setal* at PRANK SPECIAL CHICK DAY I. WOODBUrr, JH. dteoasod: that ; rabbit* and hutches, they M it c h U m J ^ ha fils* hta petUlna for final dlswbk* even at the end of nine We will have a special thick ru rfi, *»4 that ha wiU apjdy ta tea Honorabl* t P. Honaholder, ; months. At pnaent they have day Vobruary 10 foe complete W int Tr s I I JO does, each producing Mt* details watch fur our ad to this ruaiy A. D, 111*, foe approval of Mara ef • er mere. At I weeks. paper *n February P. earn* and for ftnat dtarhaiso An Usy weigh 4-4% lb. end & 6 e n t at She lb. Mr. and SIMPSON FARM Tilth' Barrio* sold It is very Spring Hats W ill Have Light Airy Look To Complete Costume a s **' .r rw l Jungle Vacation Planned By Group Of Cify Dwellers Radio-TV Highlights 'u u u n w iZ M u m m n mmmwM M mwmM M w tm n w w sM m m V JV JW SsuminoliL Qoiwky. '“‘^ ssssr— new. "nsarJSnar w&mms&sri* sas, 'x v 'f f f c s-vii: SUPPLY 11* Iff. MAGNOLIA AVI. - - 07* ��One e f e Series V Successful Florida "Mom" R/M#nhoui* in/tcfs fun and friondllnots Into tho llvot of St. Potonburg’u tonlor clthont. i By Ql/OBiA BtOOS ^W lB N EV ER and wherever Si. Pctcributg ii mentioned, the fin I thought one hit it of green henthei—hundrrdt of them—occupied by senior ciriiem from everywhere, enjoying that leisurely part of life "for which the fint was made,” in the state’t Godgiven tunthine. Hut to the many who live there, or ipend winters in St. Petersburg, mention of that city brings to mind also, Mrs. Evelyn Barton Rittenhoutc, more often called "Evelyn'' or "Mom." A former actress, she came to the Sunshine City in 1918, after finishing an engagement with the late Lionel Barrymore, in "The Copperhead.” Slie did publicity work for a while, then took over tourist relations for the St. Peters­ burg Chamber of Commerce. While in this wotk, she had an idea—an idea which has liner been adopted in many other cities W ith so many elderly people about—people who had completed their life's work and were living out their earned reward—why shouldn't they be organised and have their own social calendar-just fhr them? And to, the Three-Quarter Century Qub was bom; the Three-Quarter Century Chorus and the Kids and Kuba Softball Team —the requirements for one or all being a minimum age of 7). Pram November through May of each year the club, which at various time* has included former mayors, musicians, industrialists, Congressmen, minister! and old-time circus per­ formers, holds weekly meetings; the sprightly gentlemen who make up the Kidi and Kubs huff, puff, pitch and run their way through twice-a-week games; and the men and women in the chorus polish up their vocal chords ill during the season, and get deserved applause from audiences it their concerts in churches, hotels, dubs and the Municipal Pier. Colorful, big-hearted "Mom" Rittenhoutc, who has been mothering the senior citircns since 192\ is the guiding ipirit of all these activities. "We've never hid an accident in the bail club," Mrs. Rittenhousc reports, "except for one man who lost his pants during a game, and another who dropped hit false teeth on his way to third base and ran hack to pick them up. I love old people. I call them Root-Teen Agen. MM. IV * YN BARTON MTIMHOUtt It founder of the Three-Ouaner Century Club. house understands the live* and problems of widows and widowers. Her first husband, James D. Barton, owned a chain of theatres in this country and in Europe, and had an interest in the old New York Hippodrome. Her second was Dr. P. M. Rittenhousc of St.. Petersburg. S t. Petersburg looks upon Mrs. Rittenhousc as the Sunshine City's most famed ritiaen among the visitors who flock to the city year after year. Others credit her and her organizations amongst the oldsters with having been a predominant factor in help­ ing St. Petersburg back to its feet aa a tourist city, after the real estate collapse of the twenties. But nobody disputes the fact that "Mom” Rittenhousc, who has injected fun, friendliness and freshness into the lives of countless "senion" of St. Petersburg’s vast colony, has merited for herself a place on the roll of Florida's really Successful Citizens! M iam i, among other cities, followed Mtt Riitcnhouse's idea, and invited her there to help organise their Three Score and Ten Club. Twice widowed henelf, Mr*. Ritten- THI An h A THI AU FLORIDA MAGAZINE II DISIURUTEP EACH Wf Ik BYTHE FOLLOWING NEWSPAPERS. l i n ■ la v IllIM W ttK L Y MAGAZINE x v o n r u a .................... r o t 4 NO I k, f(«( P t w tM C t ) k.OraU IN Cffavt 110 I * O W t- U A m im i U M n U tV ft - IM h m I MlO John! !i|g»nb*ch. General Menager Jock Grant. 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Next week's cover heart, appropriately enough, a picture of Abraham Lincoln. And how did we manage to tie the Great Emancipator in with Florida? Just you wait and see. But President Ike and one of Florida'a most outstanding women are concerned in the picture, too. �<* TM “IAOU MAN" l« more concerned with danger from golf bell*. *uch a* whined by him on thlt court*, then with that from angry eagle*. HI TAGS IAGLIS By C. WINN UPCHURCH Y lthouuh ho wilt bo 77 years old in February, Charles L. Brolay, retired Winnipeg, Canada, bank manager, think* nothing of climbing to the top of 60-foot tree* to band eaglet*. The agile uldstcr i* known nationally a* the "Kngle Man" and, working clo*ely with the National Audubon Society, vi»it» Florida oach year to nook out remote eagle neat* high a-top pine trees. Broley, who ha* bunded more than l.IMK) eagle* since retiring from hi* hank job in 10.19, always attract* a crowd when he pile* hi* death-defying trade in civilired area* Kill often he may tie alone, deep in the swamp* or wililerne**, when he follow* the un­ usual hobby. The pictures here were taken at 1-akewood Country Club, St. I’stershurg, when Broley paid his annual visit to the Tampa Bay area. A young, athletic man had volunteered to climb the lofty pine for Broley, hut when he *aw that it meant climbing through a maze of branches at the top, and inching over them to the nest, he got cold feet. Broley then coolly climbed the tree with the agility of a monkey and, standing upright in the huge neat of crossed sticks, held aloft an eaglet, while the mother bird soared around the tree-top. His techni(|iie is simple. An­ choring a lead sinker to a fishing line, he tosses the weight over a branch high in the tree. Retriev­ ing the sinker, he then ties a ■tout rope ladder to the line and pull* it into the tree top. Broley ha* lieen nipped several times by angry eagles, hut he brushes o(T this dsnger lightly. The "Eagle Man” had not climbed a tree in 46 years when he took on the unusual occupa­ tion. In the iirst year he mounted to enough eyrie* to band 44 birds. He he* averaged much more than that each year since. Birds banded by Broley have been reported all Note eagle (circled In upper over tha eastern United S ta tee- right-hand corner), soaring one a t a distance of 2,600 mile* toward her nest high In the from Ita winter horn# in Florida. tree-top. where Broley stand*. a V.'. ■' Now! Enjoy fu ll- fla v o r coffee from breakfast to bedtime WITHOUT CAFFEIN WORRY A t LAST—all the purs pleasure a fine cup of coffee can givs you—with non* of the nervoue Jangle ordlnery coffeee can cause! Thal't new instant Decaf—the heart warming, full-flavor coffee thst rtally let* you rtlax. Decaf is made a new wsy that remove* 97% of the cafTcln, yet leave* in overy bit of the roaster-richness of the world's choice coffees. For the first time —with Decaf, you get full coffee enjoyment without caffein nerve*. You feel better, work better, sleep better! F la v o r is IN C affein is O U T / Am i Hi i lift# gl TH# Hb i M# CaMfNiflf, Ini, I - AJ I W hig M of 4 lies* -1 t \ i �capable of Mating 300. la on the Halifax River. The d the alage and dreaalng room area la the croaa bar. •» Faith Builds a By LADDY FISHER FAITH didn't waiver when fire gutted theatre at Welch Army baae. only partly Inaured. with a loaa estimated at 13,000 Ml hi— II George Aache and Fred Howe (on ladder) work on seta Huron L (Pop) Myden, director, stands by with advice. *-« He* utsuwt-r t-M ■A. TRIUMPHAL demonstration of faith a n d team­ work year after year will be observed this month when the Little Theater raises the curtain on a production of “Sabrina Pair" in ita own play­ house, financed and built by the members and their friends of Daytona Beach. The new build­ ing', which seat# 300, is of modern T-ahaped de­ sign and overlooks the Halifax River. It if a mon­ ument to the eteadfaet devotion to the drama of this energetic amateur company. In 1948, four members of the caat of a Com­ munity Cheat benefit play—Margaret Ford, Rod­ ney and Mary Jana Reid and H aiti Costellogot together and dreamed a permanent amateur company into existence. They interested 21 friends; each put in 110. Little Theater began in March of 1947, with Thornton Wilder’s famous play-without-acenery "Our Town." Today the membership is over 1,000, the result of the snowballing enthusiasm of the founders. Some of the productions have been fumbling attempts which taught the company much, let­ ting them profit by mistakes. Some of their plays have bean deeply moving, sensitive productions. All were important aa exercises in stagecraft, and even the mishaps were Instructive. Some of these are amusing to recall, auch aa the time the cur­ tain was daisy ad fiva minutes whila one of the company hurried to police headquarters for a key to unlock the borrowed handcuffs securing an actor to a post. Struggling through a two-year period of make­ shift “homes" in high school auditoriums and recreation hall stages, Little Theater at last found permanent quarters in the ebendoned chapel of a former army post in the Welch area. While far from Ideal, for there waa little backstage space and It wee located on the outskirts of town, at least costumes and booka could be stored there and Mts left up overnight. And it would seat 200 people. It was at this point that Huron L. Blydtn, be­ loved professional actor and director, joined them. "Pop" Blyden brought a wealth of sxperience and practical “know-how" of ths theater to this amateur group. With "Smiling Through," hia Ant Littla Theater production, the quality of the company showed a significant rise. “Smiling Through” waa a happy choice, for the phraee characterises Little Theater Indomitable spirit in tha fact of disaster. On the night of March 15, 1951, a fire, attribu­ ted to faulty wiring, compietsly destroyed the theater building, a four-year accumulation of coatumss and new scenery, Including the seta al­ ready started for their next scheduled play. Lit­ tle Theater, undaunted, returned to its old no­ madic life of auditorium etagas, and completed the two plays remaining on tha season's agenda. It waa darksst before dawn. Tha naxt year, 1951-52, marked a turning point Tha company opened in the theater of the Princess iaeena Hotel, seating capacity 139. With �> COSTUMI TIMI-Rulh Clement* *d|u*l* hem (or Mabel Baker while Joan Rowe wait* (or Tilting IT WAS with confident mind* and over-joyed heart* that the little Theatre member*, officer*, and interacted oultider* of the community gathered to break ground (or the building which i» now all that any Utile Theatre group could want More than being just a three-dimensional structure, the Little Theatre of Daytona Beach is first and foremost a state of mind. a five-night playing schedule and a mernherahip grown to TOO, they fiuiahed the season in the black for the Ural time. The organization wax on the upgrade-a lull week’s run Irecame a necessity when reservations were tabulated. And a post-season production of Gilbert anil Sullivan’* "Huddlgorc" marked a new height in craftmanship. The group became one of the 14 members of the Central Florida Federation of hive Theaters, Inc., a non-profit organization which serves as a medium for the exchange of ideas, production notes and even scripts, the first group of its kind in Florida. One important facet of Daytona Beach’s hittie 'Cheater ia its Green Hoorn. In the early days, the Green Hoorn was a sort of backstage lounge fur actors, and the term came to embrace social affair* of theater personnel. With hittle Theater, the definition ha* been expanded to include work­ shop activities, and in the Green Kanin sessions new actors gain finesse and confidence. Stage craft ia taught and one-act plays are produced. At the present writing, the building, designed by architect Leo Dixon, Is all that any hittle T heater group could want, with a roomy back­ stage area for storing and building sets. All that remains now is the installation of seats and a few lust minute touches. Then the official oponingthe crowd gathering under the wide mar<|iiee, bubbling with excitement, then settling down in­ side—the curtain rises—the dream comes true. ROD RilO (below), who ha* for * long time been * member of little Theatre, fo'low* the cue sheet backilage. for proper lighting effect* MRS. ClCtl TORO, p u t president of little Theatre, smooth* the make up of Zal Hslpern F*g* S AW Hoiali M ififine M 'I �*•» ♦V . *• "• • ’ — 4 « Jl K CHATTAHOOCHEE and M ental H ealth With tho plans now undor way for onlarging Stato Hospital fadlltlos, Florida will load tho nation In troatmont of tho montally III. By NORMAN I . HAYIS i l NTOHB, including you, your wife, or your child, might puffer a mental breakdown and need institutional care, One out of every 10 Americans does, at some time. The educption of the public in recent years on the subject of "mental hygiene” has done much to overcome the age-old fear of mental illness and its corollary-the illogical feeling that there is something "disgraceful" about It. The only thing disgrace* ful is knowing that a member of your family needs help and neglecting to see that he gets it. Mental illness is the nation’s Number One health prob­ lem. Of all the hospital beds in the United States, 04 per cent of them are occupied by mental patients. Yet, one of the greatest authorities, Ur. Karl Menninger, said "Of all the serious diseases that confront mankind, men­ tal illneea la one of the moat hopeful of recovery.” In the Sunshine State, the outlook for treatment ia bright la addition to tha facilities at Chattahoochee for 0,075 patents, and for 1,400 man at Arcadia-tho new South Florida State Mental Hospital now under construction near the Dede-Broward County line will be able to take care of 1,700 more—with the most modern forme of environmental and occupational therapy known to science and all the new drugs and improved shock therapy techniques. In view of the widespread incidence of mental or emo­ tional disturbances, All Florida Magatine feels that the an­ swers to the following questions are important to all of uat "Hew cow I help o relative er Meed who is o patient at e According to Dr. W. D. (logon, superintendent at Chat­ tahoochee, letters and visits, when approved by the hospital staff, are of tremendous aid to the patient's recovery. Usually, the worse thing we can do ia to fail to write and visit, leaving the patient to feel unwanted and neglected. Small gifta of money can be put on deposit at the hospital canteen so that the patient con buy ettres of clothing, canned goods, cookies and candy. This feeling of "spending his own money” is also valuable for morale. "What kind ef therapy Is a veils hie at ear Florida State IniHMiseit" At present, electro-shock and insulin coma play a promi­ nent part in the treatment of advanced cases. The new drugs, reserpine and thoraaine, however, have reduced the need for shock treatment and these medications are extensively used. “Whet Is the prladpel prehless the hespttels fete In treat­ ing the mentally IMt” Tha fact that the families of patients hesitate to admit that a member of the family Is mentally ill and In need of treatment. They wait until the case has become more or Isos chronic. The earlier the hospital can get the patient, the bet­ ter is his chance for recovery. "Hew Is one admitted te a state hospitals" Until recently, a patient had to be committed by a court on recommendation of two psychiatrists. Recently, voluntary admission to State Hospitals was made possible. In thie case, the patient is free to leave at any time, of his own accord. However, if the staff members feel that to release him would endanger himself or others, they msy get a legal commitment of the patient. "Is N • peed idee for Interested relatives te request ef the a»tww i^ J i tr^er Vr^ fo wStefw ailNrrw S SW ^ fw ^ WW — Ivw ™— M vv amm WVnq u usmukad ftwnfW melwllamaa ^ivltw^we W n*W|tf» n ist ftf » - « IUtU< Mafaun,-} I t l Off. W. D. ROOMS, superintendent of Florida State Mental Hospital at Chattahoochee advises that letters and visits, approved by hospital staff, can aid tremendously In patient’s recovery. Not in well supervised Plorida institutions. Transfer to an open ward is accomplished when the staff feels It advisable. "Hew dees ene secure release from e slate hespdett" The patient is released after careful review of his case. Decision is based on observation while hospitalised, and by effect of trial viaita at home. Chattahoochee now haa 1,040 patients on trial visits. If the patient at.the end of a year's fur­ lough Is progressing well, complete discharge is given. About 75 per cent such patients now will not require further hospitalisation. The other fourth will need some treatment during the com­ ing year and 10 per cent of these will recover completely, or show marked improvement. "IsM In our state they are crowded, but not over­ crowded. Many Veterans' hospitals have a quota and patients are seldom admitted over this quota. Tho state Institutions receive many patients who run a-foul of the law and the state noepltala try to make room for them with tho idea that they are better off getting hospital care than hi Jail. MFe ft| I9 W imW l^jli< || eI v fUU e lf m w iw n fT wma B BaRi am Move nawwsm wg w down end cry, wUI this disturb the pettealf Only the doctor in charge of the caae can give you advice here. Get in touch with him before coming to visit your friend or relative, and follow the doctor's advice to tho letter. If a patlent\can be easily disturbed, he is not usually allowed to have visitors. In this case, frequent letters, show­ ing confidence in his recovery) are probably your beet method of helping him. "Why ere there never enough psychletristsT” There ere never enough doctors, period. Alsu, training in psychiatry takes a long time and the rewards of private practice, and staff appoint­ ments in private hospitals tempt many young psychiatrists. Good treatment in a private insti­ tution usually costs around 91,000 a month. Theee institutions can afford high salaries for their staff. Chattahoochee could use 32 doctors. It has 21 full-time and five part-time. "WheC can I as a privets cHtsen, de te help camX ika 1——^ F — hl»— kg-O NSH e H- — iS TVRH vw fe fn. Me IW M Ilw i 1 H IM It is tho duty of every citisen to learn mprq about mental illneea-ita early symptoms, Its probable causes, and the home or working condi­ tions which seem to aggravate it. The first con­ cern of each of us is the mental health of our children, and above and beyond that, the mental health of our community, our state, and the nation. The first constructive step you can taka is to contact the Florida Mental Health Society by writing to Mrs. Emma Britt, field coordinator, Florida Mental Health Society, Winter Park. This is an affiliate of the National Aseodation for Mental Health, and ia devoted to educating tho public and to promoting better facilities for treating and preventing mental illneea on a state, county, and municipal basis. More clinics for di­ agnosis and early treatment are a vital necessity if we are to conquer the greatest enemy of our life, liberty and pursuit of happiness. (Thank. art due to Dr, W, D. Roger., Supertinltndeni of the Florida Stale Menial Hotpilal al Chollahoothe*, for hit kind attislanee in checking the facte of Ihit article.—The KdilorJ . �TMtt F.R.O.O. member store (above) operate* In Tampa. I f Yon C an't L ick e Join ei TRUCKS of the Florida Retail Owned Grocer* emulate tupermarket* In ipeedy loading and unloading technique W fion 13 Florida g ro cers f a c e d ruin, thoy s o /v e d tholr problom In typical A m e r ic a n fa s h io n — by foam work. By HARRY J. MILLER T. {> atory of the underdog who come* out on lop in a battle against great odds, is a perennial favorite of Action, motion pictures and TV drama. It is doubly appealing when it happens in real life and happen it did to C. Franklin Horne, a grocer of Sarasota. "My boy, Denver,‘and 1 had a small grocery store in one of the older sections of town," Horne recalls, “and we just about made a living. As the city grew and our older customers moved further out, business fell off. Folk* were lured away by the lower prices, wider variety of merchandise and one-stop shopping facilities of the big chain food centers. "I couldn't meet chain store prices-just couldn't buy in sufficient quantity from my jobbers. And we couldn’t afford to install a meat department. We were just a little, old-time grocery store and the competi­ tion with the big chains was pushing us right out of businaas-and fast." Horne wasn’t the only retail grocer caught in the same bear trap. Some quietly gave up the ghoet. But some, and Home among them, decided to make a Aght for survival. They recognised the rightful place of the super­ market in today's economy, and they knew that indi­ vidually they could never equal its enormous buying power. Cooperation was their only hope. Thus waa born eight year* ago the F.R.O.G.Florida Retail Owned Grocers. It started when 13 deepairing, but hopeful, retailers in Tampa, Fort Myers and the St. Petersburg area put thalr worried heads together. Today there are 204 atorea involved in an operation that spreads across the West Coast of the Florida Peninsula. Last year it accounted for Oarebouae sales lopping 110 millionl At the retail level, this represents a groea of |40 million. FJR.O.G. spans 82 cities, and giant trucks rolling from the Sunshine 8tate's metropolitan area to tiny FLORIDA RETAIL OWNED OROCERI enter a decorated float in the annual Gasparilla Festival crossroads town* bring groceries and kindred goods to the members at an average mark-up of only 2.83 per cent over warehouse coat. "And that," the prosperous Mr. Horne will tell you today, "ia 'way below the price at which many of the nation's largest chains can set a case of merchan­ dise on the floor* of their stores." For applicants to the organisation, a screening process was evolved. The prospect had to be operat­ ing better than the average hole-in-the-wall store. The small amount of stock he buys in shares of the co-op serves as working capital which In turn brinp him many times hie Investment. Since the prime objective of the association is to meet the supermsrket competition, the canny groc­ ers are quick to pattern their operation after the chain-store*' system. Horne and hie fellow pioneers in F.R.O.G soon realised the need for modern ware­ housing and goods-hauling equipment. A continuing program of education serves to keep all members out of the cracker-barrel rut in which some of them had previously operated. The member­ ship is trained along supermarkst line*. "The result of Joining forces with the other*," Horne eiplalns, "waa that in a few years we had to double the site of our original store. Once we could meet chain prices, our old customer* came back. They appreciated the friendly, person-to-peraon atmosphere of the neighborly grocery store. Finally, Denver and I decided to open another store of our own. We found a prominent comer in a growing area. In our new place, the arrangement and policies closely resemble the branch of a big chain." Like the pioneers who first settled the peninsula, the Homes and their associates have proved that Florida la etlll the land of opportunity for those who are willing to match onthuahuun with hard work, plus the spirit of cooperation that admits no defeat. ' -U lUn*, u«4a!•*•-) 1 M �U « « .u L !• fv iw ^ .w a a e n tire # n f th # l^ a |L .> MIIACll Mill, lined with .hop. a. .wank and modern at can be found anywhere. I. Coral Gable.' flne.t .hopping center. It I. Gable, an.wer to Miami tteacn . unco.n *oa<> Ten yean ago only weeds grew beside the pink sidewalks of the Dream City, tracted to hia side men of reputation and distinction. He persuaded the noted author, Rsx Beach, to write a bro­ chure on the charms and delights of Coral Gables. William Jennings Bryan, th# famed silver-tongued orator, who had become a Floridian by adoption, gave a daily 45-n\jnute exhortation (high sounding name for., sales pitch) at the Venetian Pool. Bryan Is reputed to have received $50,000 and huge parcels of land In payment dur­ ing 1025 and 1926, for his uratorlcal performance*. It was in 1026 that the Miami Biltmore Hotel, in the center of Coral Gables, burst upon the pulsing Florida scene. Merrick opened the $10,OIK),000 hostelry with a huge dinner on Jan. 15, 1026, and the structure rapidly achieved fame. 1'nasing years have worked a metamor­ phosis—it is now a Veteran's Administration hospital, ned not only for the comfort of residents, but also for the after having served as an army hospital during the war aesthetic quality of ita buildings. Bach home must he ap- . years. Nevertheless, it remains one of the most impres­ proved-thc rule still stands and is enforced-by an archi­ sive structures in Coral Gable# and the South Florida area. tectural board, and must conform In general to the city’s In 1926, the bubble exploded, and Coral Gables found overall motif. Busineaa and manufacturing sections would itself like many other boom towns, with miles of sidewalks be properly located, and there would be wide plazas, parks, through land gradually returning to jungle. swimming pools and golf courses. During World War II, the town grew slowly, but with Merrick named the street* after Spanish cities, Italian the poet-war expansion of Florida, Coral Gables hopped poets, Roman generals, forgotten Mediterranean prov­ on the band wagon again, this time with little fanfare and inces, lost ships and long ago empires. Today, residents scant promotion. .. . ..... Only 10 years ago it waa possible to walk along Miller are not punled-although visitors sometimes are-b y such Road and down Riviera Drive (two of th# finest residen­ odd names as Alhambra, Cortes, Phoenicia, Salamanca, tial sections) and encounter nothing but weeds growing Salxedo, and Anastasia. beside pink sidewalks. There were no houses, no people, Much of ths actual blce-printing was done by Denman no dogs, no cara-nothlng but birds and squirrels, and th# Fink, who conceived such f. ndmarka as the Venetian Pool seemingly endless sidewalks, mementos of the boom of -o ften called the moat beautiful swimming hole on earth the 1920’e. Today, all this is changed, and the city con­ —built on the site of an old rock pit; City Hall; and the tinue* to grow, although building costa are far above the Granada, Commercial and Douglas entrancee-the latter project-type developments, and plana must conform to a block-long building arching over the street and contain­ the city's rigid architectural code. ing apartments and rooms. These entrances, alone, would The city ia also the home of the Unlvemity of M iamimake Coral Gables unique. the "cardboard univereity," born during the 1926 boom Merrick was a shrewd promoter, as skillful aa Carl which now has attained respectable maturity, gridiron re­ Fisher of Miami Beach, in putting over Coral Gables. In nown, capable of appearing on the Notre Dams schedule, one year he spent $3,000,000 on advertising. Th* father of Coral Gable# operated a fleet of 80 buses to bring possible and a student body numbering 10,000. One of the greatest sources of civic pride is the shop­ buyers from Miami to the ait# of the new town. Still more ping area on Coral Way, designated aa Miracle Mile. This buses made long distance trip* loaded with prospects, ia the Gable*' answer to Miami Beach's Lincoln Road. traveling from as far away aa New York City and even Coral Gable* today grows aa G*org* Merrick dreamed San Francisco. i t - a pre-planned residential city with a Mediterranean Averse to limiting himself to th* ordinary forms of aura. And it intends to stay th at way, following his aging publicity which were being heavily worked by other pro­ moters during th# Florida real eatate frensy, Merrick at­ . blueprint* to distinction. Coral fables By MAX HUNN A VaTMANI ADMWMTMATION . looming in the shadows of South Florida'^ tlaahieat communitiea-Miami and Miami Beach-yet never pale by contraal, ia Coral Gables, I3H aquare milea of luah, pre­ planned town which for 30 yeara haa weathered boom, buat and war, growing ateadily, following the blueprinta of Ita founder, George Merrick. Today, it ranka aa one of the moat unuaual cltiea in Florida, if not in th* United Statea. Ita building restrictlona are atrict, yet it ftnda no lack of buildera, and it ia proud of Ita title "City of Homae." Today it haa a popu­ lation of 30,000, a far cry from the 901 aoula of the city’* birth year-1925. • The city ia the realiutlon of the fantaay of George Merrick, who peddled fruit and vegetablea to Miami realdent* while dreaming of a town which would rtaemble the romantic backdrop of a vaudeville theatre. Coming to Florida aa a boy of 12, Merrick grew up to love and believe in the Sunahine State. Hia father—a former m inlater-brought the family eouth for hia wlfe’a health. Acquiring land, the Merricka developed a prosperoua orange grove, and built a gabled homeatead of coral rock, naming it Coral Oablee. The name waa later adopted by Oeorge Merrick for hia new city. Merrick, who became a lawyer, returned to Florida from New York in 1611, upon hia father'* death, to man­ age th* orange grove. He later plunged Into th* real eatate buaineaa In Miami. By th* 1920‘a, he had amaaaed a for­ tune and owned an unbroken tract of 3,000 acre*. And ha waa ready to build hia dream. The paper plan­ ning waa completed In 1921, after architect* had viaited and studied Mediterranean villas and palace*. Merrick was detarmined that hia city should be plan­ COMM OAftll$ Congregational is on* of city's 17 churches Fountain* Ilk# the one below add beauty to the dream city �d s > J 9 $ V BORDER GUARDIANS * D you ever hear of th* hug* Spanish land grmnU Thb somewhat cryptic jumble of letters and num­ la Florida, under which a man could receive upward* bers b tha aurvayor’a shorthand that tails him the of a whole county If be promiaed to dig In and make ■action, th* quarter section, th* township, and tha like a plantation owner? Did you think thoae daya subdivision in which your tract Uaa. If all thb sounds area* gone forever? like double-talk, then you'd better hira a local sur­ Well, you're right, chum. They really are a thing veyor to And tha tracts for you. of thepaat. But If you're willing to settle for a slightly You aoe, pinpointing th* actual tract b entirely ■mailer piece of Florida- aay about 40 ecrae then all up to you. According to bw, you must Inspect the you have to do la aak for i t Wa’ra Juat kidding, of land Itself or th* bnds within on* mil* of the tract, ceuna. It lan't quite that aimple, but here'a how personally; Since a lot of thb land b In areas not The United Statae Department of the Interior, . . readily, arrwaaihla by car or boat, thb part of your through Ita Bureau of Land Management, la raspondream of ampin may cause a bit of head-scratching. aibla for the admlnlatratlon of all land classified aa For thoae rugged individualists who like to do th* pi/bllc domain. To moat people, thie mean* familiar things th* hard way, hare are a few suggestions. The aitaa like national parka, grating landa, and the like. bureau originally surveyed all these bnds, and their However, the Bureau also haa a certain amount of land that belong* to tha Pedaral Oovarnmant which they will aell at a moat reaaonable price to a citixen— meaning you or m*. Moat of thla b located in the Waatern State*, but a aurprialng acreage b right here in the gold old Paradbe Peninsula. While you're getting out that duaty volume on "How to Oat lllch on 40 Acraal" wa’U wade through the atack of bureau pamphlata on th* subject of |oeating and obtaining said land. You can get all thia dope yourself from the Land Office at Ruaaelvllle, Ark., but thla article might save you a little trouble. There are now 17 counties in Florida in which public land la available. At thla writing, they are On tale date, higheel bidder is awarded land, Baker, Bradford, Clay, Columbia, OUchriat, Hamil­ provided no on* Sat claimed preference rigMe. ton. Holme*, Jackson, LaFayatte, Levy, Madbon, Putnam, St. Johns, Suwannee, Taylor, Union and official detail maps are avaibbb for a fee. With thsaa Washington. Unlee* the Yankees have grabbed aome maps and advice from local residents with a long off recently, the total available la around 1,700 acre*. memory, you should be able to locate a public land Now, the land office that Is responsible for public survey comer. Thb b a permanent marker erected by lands in Florida takes a rather dim view of supplying the bureau surveyors. the asset locations of all thsae tracts to a citixen who Once you have located the comer, which will iden­ b too lasy to look them up in th* land office direc­ tify the section, you won't be too far away. Your de­ tory. They will, however, supply you with th* loca­ tail map will now aaabt you in pin-pointing th* sub­ tion of all tracts available in any one county you division of which your tract b a part. choose to name. Send that request to the afore-men­ After a few false starts, you finally locate th* tract. tioned land office. You look it over carefully. True, a bog in on* comer Now, a word about thb term "location." It's not floods over every time a nearby creek riaaa a foot. quit* aa pat aa It sounds. Let's suppose you've re­ And there's a swamp la the south 10 and th* grunt­ ceived those tract "locations" and you're ready to go ing of tha alligators may keep tha missus awake -you think. But look at the slip of paper they sent nights; but you stick out your chsst and grab a hand­ you. It reads something like thb: . ful of that fine sandy roll and tall youreatf that by 48 - M B - Section S4 - Subdivision N1M 8EHgosh, your pioneer grandpa will have nothing on you I M.fi acres. So you hurry bock to your comforts Mo hoes* and w*i n*ne»Mm— h h y fill out two copies of Form 4-006* which you received By CLEVELAND vtm DRESSER from the land office, and thus you set In motion the machinery that might raault-ln your not-too-dbtant future—in ths ownership of your osm plantation. • hi TYF* of craft pictured above has oftentimes in the past been disguised as a fishing vessel and used, without arousing suspicion. In the smuggling of aliens into this country Here's what happens when you send In that ap­ plication. First, there b a search by ths bn d manager of the records dealing with your tract. If there are no previous claims, your application serve* as a request Whffn H(• nef of tha law b« on to tlghton, Simonovich posted lookouts about fho airstrip to pbee ths tract up for sal* at public auction. You will receive a notice authorising th b sals. to warn Ms man In tht ovonf thoro should bo an attempted arrant by tho Cuban govornmont. Thb notice, you must then have published in the a newspaper designated by tha land manager, for five 4 weeks. The notice informs the public of th* impend­ ing auction, givss bidding instructions, preference rights, describes the land, date of sale, and lists the appraised value. vich to deliver them in New York City to certain ad­ by the Border Patrol. However, s* the runners were Upon receiving thb notice, you note the appralied dresses. The main reason for the New York delivery, arrested and jailed, Simonovich always succeeded In Thie it the setenth in a tenet of true eeperiencet of value and send a check in a sealed envelupe to the it developed later, was th at Saxton wh s to pick up the United Slalet Bonier Patrol, the Federal law en­ getting others to take their places. land manager aa your bid for the land. Thb bid imi.«t forcement body chargeti with the duty of protecting our half of the agreed smuggling pries there. Hb two latest acquisitions were Saxton and Crambe more than the appraised value. country from infiltration by aliens from foreign coun­ Usually, 8imonovich got th* money in Cuba be­ ton. Th* two young Americans lived with their wives If you are really pining for that tract you will tries. It carries the official approval of the United fore the passengers saw a plane for America. How­ give as high a bid as you think reasonable. (Remcm at a hotel near the Tropic-Air* Airport in Opa-Locka. States Department of Justice, under whose authority ever, in thia inatance, Saxton played the part of de­ the Border I'atrol functions. bar that bog, though!) Your bid and all other bids for For th* past month, Saxton had been doing th* flying livery boy. He bought plnne ticket* for th r entire and Cramton had been delivering the aliens to th* tract remain sealed until the date of sale. group and delivered them in two batches to two dif­ • On the sale date, all mail bids are opened and mm Simonovich's "contact man" in Miami. ferent addresses in The Bronx, N. Y. nounced. Anyone present is given a chance to raise It was as neat a set-up (from the smugglers' point of The net of the law began to tighten around the the bid. Highest bidder b awarded the land, provid view) as could be found anywhere along the Atlantic W h . k Charles Bennet Cramton, 38-year-old li­ end of October. Simonovich, who had never taken a inf no one has claimed preference rights. For instance, Coast. censed pilot, got Into hb car at Opa-Locka and drove chance when he could avoid it, had posted lookouts the owners of th* bnds adjoining your tract can huy When Saxton had landed hb fifth load, hs had a to Hollywood, he took the definite step that made around the Cardenaa airstrip to warn Saxton of pos­ that land right from under your nos* by paying tinhunch the Border Patrol wasn’t too far behind him. him a wanted man. He became a "runner" of alien* sible arrest by the Cuban authorities. On October highest bid price. He had rented the same Piper Clipper from the same smuggled into the United States, and, aa such, be­ 28, the flier had to make a fast takeoff (he had (bur If no such claim b mads, and you ware high bid­ airpbhe rental agency Ave times in a row. Hs thought came a target for one of th* most relentless law en­ individuab In th b load), as one of th* lookouts veiled, der, you will, in th* process of time receive a "cash he had batter get another plane, and he asked Cram­ forcement bodies in the w orld-the United State* "The soldiers are coming!” certificate" from ths land manager, meaning you own ton to do the hiring. Cramton obliged by renting a Border Patrol. Saxton made this trip on schedule, despite the the bnd and title. It haa cost you perhaps 10 buck* Cessna In Hollywood. Cramton'a partner, Gaylord Mylea Saxton, had scare in Cuba. The arrangements were routine. Cram­ per acre, plus the wear and tsar on your car and n On October 20, Saxton flew the Cessna to Cuba already smuggled five pbne-loada of aliens from Cuba ton and hb wife, Lucille, mot the plane at the Tropicdefinite coldness in your wife each time you mention and picked up a group of Hungarians. As he had done to Florida in a little over a m onth-front September Aire Airport and took chargo of the group. T hr Cramthe project. You can sell this bnd, less* it, or rai*4on five other previous trips, Saxton landed at an air­ 15 to October 19, 1949. Saxton had joined up with tons' part in the operation had develo|>cd into a rattlers on it, unless certain reservations have tiern strip outside of Cardenas on the north coast of Cuba. Gregorio Simonovich, a powerful smuggler who oper­ mad* in the title. "ground job." They took the passengers in cars or There, by pre-arrangement, was Gregorio Simonovich ated out of Havana. The Russian was head of a A word to th* procrastinators. Th* public domain Iniis frem the airport to the hotel anil later Itonked with hb human cargo. Wasting no time, Saxton picked smoothly operating gang that amuggled wealthy aliens land* in Florida are presently being considered for re­ them on trains or planes for northern cities, accord­ them up and ffew back to Opa-Locka. There hs was at 91,000 or more per head into the United Statea. classification under the Small Tract Act of 1938. Thb ing to pre-arranged plan. met by^Cramton and hi* wife Lucille, who escorted Simonovich had "connectiona" in Cuba th a f provided means th at the lands would then be broken up into Often the illegal immigrant* had to stay several all but one to the hide-out hotel near Miami. Saxton him with a seemingly endless stream of individuals five-acre tracts, to be sold or baaed. Not more than days in Miami tiefore their friends and relatives car.ie took one of them into downtown Miami and turned who were willing to pay to get into America. five acres would be av aib b b to you under th b Act. through with th* money for their transportation him over to a "contact man." Vital members of Gregorio's ring were the "run­ 8o, th b b your t u t chance to get a sure-enough north. On such occasions, they went into bars and res­ Then occurred a switch in the regular routine. ners," airplane pilots or ship captains, who did the homestead, juat Ilk* old graat-Grandpa Doakss. Get taurants with both the Saxtons and Cramtons. Appar­ Heretofore, aliens had relative* or friends who took actual transporting of aliens from Cuba to the main­ out those hiking boob and rattlesnake leggings, boys, ently. such gatherings were comradely social affairs. rare of them after they landed in Miami. In the rase land. These gang members ran the riska that Simono­ and let's heed for th* tall timber! (Continued on page 14) of the current crop, Saxton had orders from Simono­ vich successfully ducked, and were often gathered in Cft II-ASOmoM 1»« I 0 * �B t f Q M P t & 'I K I The Orient Comes To Manatee County C hinn* v #gotablot grow in South Florida whoro climate it timilar to South China. By BOB HANSCOM are genuine Chinese vegetables being grown T jikkk , in Manatee County by a^nan who ia both an agricul* turial anil restaurateur. Charlie Tin, operator of Tin’a Chinese Kitchen on the Tainiaini Trail, anil farmer of HO acre* of Mima tee anil, U equally at home in both vocation*. For the (mat 120 years. Tin haa specialized in raislog lmk toy, blit he growa a large variety of other Chineae vegetables, aa well. link toy ia baaic in all Chineae cooking. It reaeinblea celery, having it pure white sirm ami ileep green leaves Alao growing m hia field* ia key toy.'used for (lavoring soups; hn-lon-tnw, resembling know peaa; Innlink, a turnip that lonka like an icicle radish, naeil for aalaila: kny Ion, aomewhat like broccoli, having a nutty (lavor; long ho. Chineae spinach Theae vegetablea are grown in the fall. Vegetablea grown in the apring anil mi miner in­ clude foo qua, a hitter melon that moat Chineae penpie eat during hut weather liecauae it contain* a large amount of quinine. ItoNidca being health-giving, it kee|M down the Imdy teitqieriiture during hot mnnllia Sing qua, Chineae okra, growa to a length of 18 inches When fried in a batter uf egga, n tnaira like oysters Mou qua, a long aqunah, la given Ita name tiecauae of the line haira that cover the outside Tong qua ia a melon aquaah that weigha from .It) to III pounds when it mnlurea. Although the melon akin ia green, it ia covered with a white auhatance that rulia ulT vitally on the linvera and look* like a thin coating of paint. 'Hie aubatituce protecta the melon from the hot raya of the aim and helpa to keep the melon fresh anil edible long after It ia picked. The seeds front all theae vegetables originally came from Chinn. Tin say* they grow [xirfectly in South Florida because the climate ia much the same na Southern Chinn. 'I'm also does experimental farming for the U. S. Fx|K‘rimcntiil Station nt Savannah, (in I’lnntinga in­ clude potatoes from China, Japan, India and Kgypt; water chestnuts and bn mi mo suet. Me ia endeavoring to find if these vegetable* will grow in Florida during the summer months. If successful, be will introduce the foods in his restaurant. All vegetables used In the Tin Kealnurnnt are ‘grown on hia farina. The balance ia shipped to major cities along the eastern seaboard, with HO per cent going to the New York market. When California has a major freeze, be shi|>s to the Chicago market. Tin was born in California. Hr moved In Florida 110 years ago. Mis wife, Hose Mary, of Spatddi de­ scent, was Imrn and feared in Tampa li-M IkwHt* UagSiirv# M WV)'' CHAIIM TIN and Tampa-born wife. Rose Mary, serve vegetable* grown only on their own farm, in Tin Restaurant A PORTION of Charlie Tin * Terra Cria farm where long qua. a melon squash is being harveslcd. I* shown above �) ^ ih u d u x t i m Let’s Go Oriental in Food No Chinese meal Is complete without rice and t e a latter served In handfefess cups. Vegetables, cut into small pieces, are crisped in cold water and then quickly steam-fried for tenderness and fine flavor. ^ ^ 1, it'* no tiresome rooking ami serving the *ame type of food day in and day out, ian’t it? Ever get a yen for something entirely different-lay a Chineee meal—and And there’a not a restau­ rant anywhere near, that serve* it? Well, It's more fun home-prepared, anyway. But for till* adventure in food which takes ua into the Orient, there are certain baaic principle* to keep in mind. For instance, tea and rice Just BE­ LONG with every Chinese meal; aoy is a “must" in Far East cookery; and vege­ tables are cut into bite-size pieces, soaked in cold water and cooked just a few min­ utes, via the steam-frying method, to preserve flavor and crispness. Try this recipe for: Guy Chey Yuke It's not nearly as formidable ns it sound*. It'a really very tasty. In fact, the base ia one-and-a-half pound* of Chinese greena, Chinese cabbage, spin­ ach or Swiss chard which, after being cleaned and cut into small piece*, ia put into cold water until time to use it. In the meantime, heat two tablespoon* of peanut or salad oil in a frying pan and add half a pound of round *teak cut one inch thick and sliced into strips not more than half an inch wide. Tos* and cook over high heat until the meat ia brown, then add two or three drop* of sesame oil—if available—and sprinkle with one-fourth teaspoon of salt, a little pepper, one-fourth teaspoon of monoso­ dium glutamate and one teaspoon of soy. Stir well and remove the meat from pan. Now, with the addition of enough oil to make two tablespoonfuls, add the wall drained greena and cook until ten­ der—about five rfdnutea-stlrring con­ stantly. They should remain crisp. To this, add another q u arter teaspoon of salt, a bit more pepper, another quarter teaspoon of monosodium glutam ate, a teaspoon of soy and a cup of chicken ttock. Make a cornstarch and water thickening, pour it into the pan and stir until moderately thick. With heat turned off, put the meat back into the pan and turr. about lightly. Serve at once. For your entree, how about; Chinese Belled Chicken Cut an onion, three stalks of celeryincluding the leaves—and one carrot, into small pieces and place in a large kettle with two teaspoons of salt, two tablespoons of chicken broth or four chicken bouillon cubes, and a teaspoon of monosodium glutamate. Four over all, eight cups of hot water am) boil, with­ out cover, 20 minutes. While it is cook­ ing, skint several limes. Put a whole chicken into the stock and cook, covered, at high heat for 10 minutes. Then reduce heat and simmer 15 minutes more, so that the chicken ia just tender. Serve with a sauce made by blending dry m ustard with chicken broth, to make a smooth paste. The Chinese leave the chicken head on, end always point it toward the gueet of honor—with a kumquat in its mouth. We prefer to remove the head before cooking. No doubt you will, too! Perhaps you'd like to give a Chinese slant to the old southern atand-hy, spareribs. Then follow this recipe for: Spareribs Baked with Sey Sauce Cut two sides of spareribs, approitmntely four pounds, into serving por­ tions end put into a baking dish. Mis to­ gether one-and-one-half cups bouillon, half a cup of brown sugar, a third-cup of soy, a teaspoon of garlic salt and half a teaspoon of powdered ginger. Pour over the spareribs, turning them so that both sides are coated. Let this stand an hour, basting occasionally, then bake about an hour and a half in a moderate (350 degree) oven, covered, basting sev­ eral times with the sauce in the pan. Turn once or twice so that the rihs brown ovenly. During the last 20 min­ utes, cook uncovered. MOTH In foreground contains beaten egg Beck of soup is Guy Choy Yuke. and to right, boiled chicken with Chinese vegetables Nutty rice (at back) tops Chinese tuna dish CHINfll cooks soak their vegetables, after cutting, in cold water Chines* Tune end Rite Drain a one-pound can of mised Chi­ nese vegetables and heat together with a seven-ounce can of tuna and a can of cream of mushroom soup. Add a quartercup of milk and two teaspoons Worces­ tershire sauce, and continue cooking just until these last two ingredients are hot. With two cups of cooked rice, toss two tablespoons of butter and a fourth-cup of rousted almonds or peanuts. Serve the tuna mixture in individual bowls, topped with the nut-flavored rice. Place "chopsticks" of carrot or celery along­ side, for a still further Oriental atmos­ phere. ! | * M Ikwitia aim#- ) % �n 0 ■v* BORDER GUARDIANS (Contlnwd from page III Bsfore Saxton attempted an- ber of aliens who had started other flight from Cuba, ha and north from Miami had wound Simonovich got together to up in custody. The Border Patrol had pho­ plan a new method of operation. The flying field near Cardenas tos of both pilots, as well as of was getting much too "hot." Simonovich, and alien after After considerable flrat-hand ln< alien had Identified all three. spection, they chose another Saxton and Cramton engi­ near Matantas and set the date neered their last job during the (or the neat "deal." first week of March, 1960. This With theee detaila eettled, time, the Border Patrol was Saxton went back to Opa-Locka ready to crack down. Enough where he waited a bit to lot evidence and testimony had things cool off. Also, he went to been gathered to make an arrest a different plane rental oervice stick. and this time got a Cessna 170 On Msrch 11, two young Chi­ from a email airport near Mi* nese were picked up on State ami. Highway No. 7, 10 miles north On November 26, he flew this of Miami, by Patrol Inspector plane to Cuba and landed at Howard W. Melching. The the recently chosen airstrip aliens admitted being brought near Matanxas. from Cuba to Miami In a plane. Simonovich was waiting, as By this time, Cramton had usual. This time the boas smug* graduated to the stilus of pilot, glor had a load. No less than for It was he, not Saxton, who Avo passengers jammed Into the had flown the Oriental cargo. A few hours later, Cramton small cabin of the Cessna. Sax* ton arrived that night (Novem* was arrested on a street corner bar 25) at the Tropic-AIre Air* in Opa-Locka. Saxton waa ap­ port and waa met by his friends. prehended the same night, just Saxton was bushed and went as he entered his hotel, and the to a bar In Miami, while Lucille two men were lodged in the and her husband took care of county jail. The next morning a complaint the five aliens.___ __ ____ By early March of 1050, the was filed in-fore the U. S. Com­ net began to close. During all missioner at Miami charging this tlme-from mid-September both men with smuggling illegal until Mnrch-the Border Patrol aliens into the United States. had been quietly busy. The Ball was set at 96,000 each. identities of both runners was Both Saxton and Cramton by now established and a num­ and their wives were subse­ quently indicted by the i»rand Jury. To their surprise, the Border Patrol produced no leas than 17 aliens they had smug­ gled in. All 17 testified against the two fliers. In the face of the overwhelm­ ing evidence, Saxton confessed he had brought foreigners into the United Statee on eight dif­ ferent occasions, starting Sept. 16, 1949. Cramton admitted he had "Helped" Saxton on seven of the eight occasions. The two wives, Mary Saxton and Lucille Cramton, at first swore that they didn't know what their husbands were doing, but eventually they admitted that they were up to their ears in the smuggling racket. All four got prison sentences of varying lengths, and the aliens were deported. The only one who came out ahead in the whole deal was, naturally, Gregorio Simonovich. Safe in Havana, ho counted up the money he'd made during the preceding all months. It was quite a sum. So his two crack "runners" had Anally been caught by the United States Border Patrol. That was too bed-for them. He, Oregorlo Simonovich, would continue aa before. He would find other “runners” and continue to collect fat fees from aliens who wanted to get into America badly enough to pay heavily for the risky privilege of being smuggled in. The cagy Huaelan wasn't long in finding some more "fall guys." (To tie continued) COLOR IN YOUR GARDEN! T h e m agnificent display of W hite Dogwood and the h eart­ warming hues of the Hedbudn are tru e harbingers of spring. v - ii satT hriving on any well-drained, m oderately fertile soil, both can be grow n w ith ease over m ost of our S o u th la n d . Dug 2W * a . ' e ith e r bare root or balled and b u rlap p ed , th e m edium sires are easily tra n sp la n ted now and th ro u g h o u t th e w inter. Sixes from 2 to ,1 feet through 6 to 8 feet, all Glen-grown on our 1B00 acres. V Per full story, reed our illustrated catalog, fro# on request. Dept. 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Hortda at th* inrente rlon of U S 4*1 and New Willi won Road �R EC IP E ■j ■ ShoppetiMa.it ‘ Beet* edf We(e taa, FetNg* —4 laMa if Mg, *ak»MMi* a4k+r**>«« i «4 C O D tlfHt MHpNf Mlf wMo !• IMM |M«e*kw.«ve edferod Ma* hi ukjeil CO N TEST 3 Time* Fatter For FREE R O L L O F FILM HEARTBURN Send itnt jml ptut HIAik At White full Him t.*’’ thrmjjgh Mb m be iff s lo p e d m d MV You wilt r r t t h c f n lif jjf il HtiMif FLORIDIAN!’ FAVO* IT! FOODS C e rtlA frf U h aim to rv I p U f ir m * 1IW II » u i taldvts nfutraliif I Ilm M a* m u r t i P im ii in «pro aI pfuiffciiic Allium, in<l our full j|uAftnim l im h Aim fire H i rub mill- Rlomat h A ridity in t»*tt rim iu tr tu m any mu r m f lt f f i lurnuiiril O K D F R T O D A Y * to d a y l‘»r In # fARtrol k n t i a n f r l i r f J V Ivm ltnd riiijp fttite t i M r l * , O h H tU *tt« (O in fiptfn Feb 19, t9Y6 > The first recipe-of-the-week winner* for l‘J58 are: January 1. Mr*. S. L. ileGrom, Daytona Beach, Pecan I^iyer Cake; January 8, Mr*. William Goethe, Jr., Memphis, Term., Florida Shrimp and Squash Caaaerole; January 16, Mr*. Bud Scott, St. Petersburg, Hot Quail; January 22, Mr*. J. D. Evans, Sarasota, Ftuit-tfuf Stuffing; January 21), Mrs. Bussell 0. Behrens, Apalachicola, Shrimp Pie. A check for $5 will be sent to each of these. "V i k_ lillflN N ti I < NKVIR SUFFER AGAIN ia iiit m b Sent! foi D r Ifo e a u t • r A l r l S O r herb jn iu ltt-flitw e fast fIM lit COUNTRY FRIID HAMIT rwlltf I'ted ewctea-fully T R O U lil No COD * Mh m i ■ K l l l U i n Hark lluartnle* RELIEVED Upwarde Horn* Hoi After rabbit is skinned and cut into serving piece*, soak in vinegar and salt water for at least eight hours, to take away wild taste. Then drain, salt and pepper and fry in deep fat until browned. Bemave from pan, leaving enough fat to cover the bottom of the pan. Brown enough flour to make a thin gravy, using tnilk instead of water. Salt and pepper to taste, then put the rabbit hack into the gravy, cover and cook slowly 30 to 40 minute* more. - J o h n H. P a r k e r , Green Cove Springs. D on't bury yourself in th e sand . . . ROAST VMISON 1 ! f FIve or 6 lb. rump of veniton; vinegar; tall; pepper; bacon dripping*; lightly tiffed flour; 3 large oniont, 2 cup* boiling water. Wip* venison well with a damp cloth. Dampen a cloth with vinegar and rub over all surface of meat. Salt and pepper the meat, rubbing it well into the surface; then take bacon dripping* and coat the entire surface. Place roast in an open pan and sift tightly with flour. Slice eniuna over the top of roast and add boiling water. Start cooking in slow oven 1276 degree*), beating every half hour for flve or six hours, or until well done. More wster may be added if it boils too low, but not more than one-and-a-half nip* Make gravy the usual way for any roast. Thick orange slice* may be added around sides of roasting pan during the last hour of roasting, and if carefully done, this make* an attractive garnish for the platter. The orange juice and rind add a piquant flavor to the gravy. - M rs . J. W. A r m s t r o n g , Holly Hill. RAMIT SUPtIMI Try Y .V'tj* iM . \ t . v V .. . x w f /D e a s e i Sugar-free^Deasert S w a ifl tn »t\ tn a * . 10 Calories per serving : ■2 envelopes per p ack ag e 1 envelope serves five 6 delightful flavors 2Vic per serving H N T s ■■ i j AWjrowr , w k I II lw im 'i m p p lf jrov, w S w Iro n v l S * h I 17 lo r I of 0tM >lW IIOVOM an* * 0 e * r IN * o o i l a g , . Soiiifod W n gw». oftfood INXO.JU COMSANT SNoboyton, W I k o m Io # twenrt'Akfca'I One young jackrabbit; 8 tabletpoon* fat; H clove of dor lie; 6 medium s u rd oniont; 6 tprigt par*ley; I iprig mint; I can condensed tomato toup; 2 Up. tall; Pour. Soak the jackrabbit in salted water overnight, after it has been cleaned and diejolnted. Then pour off the water and dry each piece of rabbit carefully. Place the fat in a kettle, together with the garlic, onions, chopped fine, parsley and the sprig of mint. Cook until lightly browned, then add the condenaad soup and mix well. Place the rabbit In the kettle and cover with boiling water. Add the salt and cook until the rabbit is under, about one-snd a-half hour* or longer. Replenish the waUr when necessary. When the rabbit is tender, re­ move it to a hot platter. Thicken the gravy, allowing one Ubleepoon of flour to each cupful of broth. Pour the gravy over the rabbit and serve with boiled rice and currant jelly. - M r*. C a r l A n d e r s k n , St. Petersburg. Ur InltriuithMMl Airport Miami. F N iil* RAM S H c d f H if M • ■<Ir* •A '.3 S . . INDIAN CHUTNIY Twelve large rifte tomatoei; 3 large cooking applet, peeled and tliced; 6 medium-tired oniont, tliced fine; I lb. (or 2 cup*) raitint; 2 cup* vinegar (cider), *1 Up. tail; I dot. peppercorns; I dot. allspice; 3 cups tugar. Peel nnd slice the tomatoes, apple* and onions. Place all in a large cooking kettle and add the rest of the ingredient*. Bring to a boil. Then cook, stirring carefully until the mixture is dune. Long cooking is unneceeaary. - M r s . IIuhkht V. Hikhs, Weet Palm Beach. f i p II-A JI lle td i M ifitie# -} * I I ��r a* % (4 €llit Shop and Save In Sanford x fh iv L -L_L $5>tm[fcrr!l 1 taUi EnUMfesbed 190* VOLUME XLV1H Weather P»rilr cloudy with letttered shower,. central and tenth ft* liana tonight and Tuesday. AN IND EPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPEK SANFORD. FLORIDA MONDAY. FEBRUARY fi. IMfi A jum liltd Prnw I-caved Wlr* No. 34 Jimmy Wood'> Swims ^ t ingElde Hy PerSOHS A re late Monroe N o n - S to p ^ . . w . . p L. The rhampion*hip swim mer of ‘ PLAINk IEW, Tex. <*— O a r i n g Ihe South, Jim m y Woods, took m \ skive todav brought prnmia# that hours and 27 m inute. yeslrrd.iv ihr I’anh indie and anuth plain* to swim Lake Monroe, non -top nf le v a - m u ld «oon hreak out n( The 40 vear old holder of t h i r d , n,r jCy grip ,,f |h,» worst anovvplace In the world's cham pionshipj storm in iO >car». started hi* swim yesterday, from Trucks fought their way to snowih r Mayfair Inn dork, shortly hr hound tillon. where a Hale County foie II 30 an.I stepped hark up In faim woman died in rhil.lbirth thr dock late yesterday afternoon hecause an ambulance could not Just before * n'rlnck. reach her. Plainview, Lubbock, Woods says that he covered a Amarillo and a score of ojher distance in excess of len miles cities Wi re snow hound. when he completed his swim due The storm climaxed a hlt/rard In the furl that he was off course thal swept ml.i the slate last week “ A critical pmbl»m confront* just a bit In jo in s over and thrn covering mo*l of the state with I'lte home of Rub Thomas awn the elderly person trying to meal com ms back across the lake * ic< and -now, amt brought death to the prvss«uie* nf to,lay'* high cos) ct and operatnr of Sentni.de Camp His wife anil four-mouth old son. at least 2f) persons. at the Wektv a River was com of liv ing on a small sn.l fixed InJim m y J r were waiting for him Modetai mg w eather in central rom c derived from Social Security at ihe M»»fair Inn dock when hr ninth and ra»l l e v a * over tin plelrlv dr.trnv .ol In fire Ktid.iv 1 payment* alone." *aid S+natoi rnmplcie.l the limt swim which he weekend rin se d (he last vestige* ' night alwuit 9 30 George Smather* In his Washing­ • aid was a learning session in o| the storm hut thr northwest The Sa.tfnr.l Ktre D rpatttu rni ton Newsletter r c k a . c d today. anticipation of a J til v t t,\ mile p a n of t!u- state ivinamod tunas Sanford N u l l Vosiloirv V o.s 1 Smather* said, "In rontinuing i ti.ui Kite Department, a f u r truck swim of Lake Ontaiin ed in .now amt icc. concern over the problem, j In­ | of the Ktorida fo r e st seivo e an Woods is llic only . s i m m e r to Kailv this morning l.uhtsoek retroduced last »ear a m rasura complete the swim of R i - r n o o l«.ried six degrees above ror» swer. .1 thr alarm aim ed at a partial remedy, and II 1. T i l l lllltg to ( l u i v l a h l r t Q Rav which he **»* look him ’ > t'lainvirw had an unofficial read Is now before Ihe Senate Finance Gallowav. Il.e flame hours and Iwo minutes on his ing of Id Other early morning re­ “ Slim'' Comm ittee." first trv and only 13 hours when ports included Halhart I*. Arnaril dwelling had caught ftrr r a r lir r The m easure ha* partiriulaf he made it Ihe second time io in. Wichita Calls 24. Childress in the das and ha.) been put mil significance for Florida, where The younger than furls looking 24. midland 27, and Ahilcnr 2d In Thomas ami a group uf Sunday the hospitable rlim ale has a tt r a .L pirnlcprs sw im m er has heen a profes.oinal A light simw frll yesterday lit ed so many elderly people. "Only llnwevrr Kririav evening thr sssinimrr for f.mr te a r s l|r m ,<l>- ' m.inv p a n . nf ihe Panhandle, add recently." said Senator Sm atheri, his first swim in Ihe Ink. at tile mg In the record -breaking (nil ol t liumas familv came tn S.i ford In "At St Petersburg, I was impress­ 1 thr movies and Thomas had pre old Altamonte Springs lintel t ii.ii.v and Saturday, The great ed anew- with Ihe g rrat migration Woods said. a« lie rlimhc.l up c - 1 i..II was approximately .to pared dinner and vi.itr,! a neigh nf retired people to Florida.** Our bur. vvh.it the fire upoarmtlv the ste p s of the Mayfair Inn d o r k , inches al I'lamvirw. slate has J9S7II retired people t .night again When Tlo.iu.i* re anil r i m e out nf the water I'hul t h i l l s thal in pla.es vvri« none who rereive payment* under lha turned home ihe entire frame was a fine «w im " than sis h'rl r.mlimie.l to block dwelling was involved Soelel Security program, ha Mid. Surrounded hf a rrnwd of well many highways and still left two S m ath ers said, in hi* weekly The home and all of the furnish J JIMMY WOODS, AO-year-old champion iw tm m er, a* ha emerged wishers and sight seers he <aul. small communities—Dimmltt and newsletter, "Consider. If you wit), tugs nil'll).ling a pet i|og were de from I.aka Monroe yaslarday afternoon a fter completing the iwun “ You'll never grow old if you . .unity I .me r.im plrlrly is.dale.I Ihe ra s e nf the average Florida stmil'll In Ihe (lames aernaa lha laka and return, non elnp. IS la ff P hoto)_____ _ swim '" | rlliien who paid for hi* or hay I Constable Gallowav said that Woods, areompa- > d In » mini Social Security lax over the year* power rahle .llsronnrcte.l from ; hoal wuh “ Ruck ’. Haltbil’ handling and now haa retired tinder lha house. M l over an under program. , the oars, said that lie encountered JOHN h IIIDKIt ground gas lank and Ihe cable h.^| | no I run Id*- in his more than six j "Ills Social Security cheek ki ★ ★ moiled, so Intense were the f l a x . ' I hours rum immiis sw im “ I lie cur *•'9 77 a month. If he haa aq adI■ .in Hie ailin g . r o c In Hie channel was a hit ditlonal Income for retirement, tha V two room hath and Iarin.fr • wifi " he «aol “ hut 1 lust took high r m t of living may noi ha loom adjacent to the frame Inuld mv time and swam leisiiirlv " MM'h a problem. But the coat pro. ' A panel of lurort, drawn from . i. g was badly dam aged hut was The long distance sw im mer s.iid idem i* Insiirmoutahle K ha haa lha Jury box, are being summoned ll.al Ihe water was about fin de I nut destroyed only his Social Seenrtty gad iu* to app ear before (he Judge of the grees. " \ little warm for pr.tr j | il was in it learned whether nr supplemental Incoma from atoeka t'lreiilt Court Kelt 10 at 9:30 a m. lice swimming ” | “ Kolluw ing an appeal rarlt- In ' not Ihe home was coveted I.) in an<f bond*, insuranra, p r i n t # m . A Grand -lury of I* juiors will he Drement fundi ant) the Hka.** Pulling off hit w ater goggle* lieivnitier hv Ihe senunnlr ( minty •itrance. selected fiom the panel John K ih ltr, fc*nin* hit Than Senator S m athers agya, v.v* •>< u r a n as hr canto nul ul W hen tm«'|dfy Ts Failed and sworn Ihe wafer. W.iods said, “ I fed | t 'ml of the I'lui i.la Division. u til i n r i i a m n n h r r of the 'So he muat turn el.*c where ta o j i .I nf Sanford I'll* (’ommi'iinnIt will remain subject to call, as a fine and will feel even heller as ! AnieriiMu Cancer So.-iclv for a meet hi* needs. IT* must seek (Iran i Jury, until the ad inurnment soon a« I gel my ril dilution room In »st..hl|sli a Gift and la.nn *r a Indav .iinoMinn** hit r4nrh employment to ply a g a l n - o n a d*u v fur Mir Srminol# (’unnlf part ttme h a s | i - t h # skill and eg. nf the fall lei m of court of thr liaik." I Closet In si-n a Indolent .ml pat I'lMiiiiiibiinti, Fiii! Mill rift, in th* perlence ha acquired over tha Circuit Court. 1955. Woods rem arked that l.ake icon in Seminole County, suffer M ti R U n n o r ia l lr Primary. years " An accident Saturday afternoon! Juror* summoned to appear Monroe i. a wonderful plate in ing wilh r a n r e r a numln-r nf nf K id«T MiMed iliai If f l r r l e d to H iree y ear, ago. the taw would / on West Kir.t S. involved f o u r 1Kch in are Huber. H « allahau, work mil and prepare f.n hi* mill >e-s s.-.i- reeeived f.nin wunder Kxfi*n«l\r for a chmiiwI Ihr Ho4r I nf rniitll v ( 'nminumon nm allow him to earn a n r nipple. s.itnrnri swim and h. h o p e * in l.d'v i . 1*1*11 . n e u l i n . \ few l*»'i*,tkirjk' • ♦'rriiiiinv f»**. I i ili* automobile., arm eding to an ar .................. . I’lH it* HMidd l ike a prn^l 9'enlni Income at all. and hit rld rm report filed at the Sanfi.nl l ' « n k ' l i n o s I II . i ni.llf It.ti k O'er -evil i ' tint* 11 line i»f i • iiw»nit■f i n - 1 Mi* irw -.. - * liel.ui . t i l l I ITS.*- in Hu- li.tr «la?id ill m.iMrrx that wmihl hr plight was rr ilira l Indeed, .,» it s prep.it.d o r y f.u llie i nf ....... t Will t o .......I \t. tl I ' ' iim.id • liinrh *>t Mi,* II*.i in*' Police n c p a .im e u t k ,n‘ l " kr 1 N,' v‘ h' 1 ’ "" w * *lfl the newsletter. "In auceaaDemoei ain't heovl,. | al to Seminole County and A 1955 Olds sedan traveling "**.1 Hodges .1 ll.iidi.ird I. Eubanks l.,«k, (..oar... e1.eul \\ N SIIIM .lnN r Mi« It-utah I lu-ru.un 2 *n. . *ti*lv i h.i|M wt i r i*i »i u 'i*.l • •! .vl «i*l* I thal he w.ui'd si»eak nut on all »lw r e a r , , however. I have been on f i r s t St driven hv Spurgon Hill It Glenn. W rr.m k .i.uiiei .g! Mv b k t n i g r u m of ihr rlmr* h I r.i.lrr l.sfidnil II .lohrUnn of Tl’X olfeied l wo ii.i.ms lm-ated at to*. Samuel it Benjamin Smith, A t y r a r old San Charles Williams I h i-I I7ih M rent Irer. an.I for n»nkjr»*R4Utt» ,ik ,i'k«'d Ihr Srimlr tnd.iv In nr issues coming behue the Itoir.l for *ble to gam aongresaional approv. cui.snis't altun. » of amendment* ta the law anford truck driver, a 1919 Butrk Crowe, lien I" Wa.ie, Arthur I, an indefinite period of t o e - " It If f h.«f fhr i". <lit d rr *im tin rs h .• at Inn id .i prnfrm-.f siding him to earn outside income I'lte sin pi i*e amunincrmenl from •edan driven hy U*»lc Went. «7 Rosier, \ tncenl \ Roller William slat*.I Mr. t.il.us |.u .g le ..e. % im i • it»t|i,it.n mini ihution In k* lit h«* Fi' ld ;»• »n r.ii 1\ *11 hi t.lei ih.it lie woiil.t lie a randt m first |V) and the Itno a month.** y a a r-old anfor.l carpenter, a !>. Mar.lm John A Karina George pie*Idem ot the l.u al mill 'itui* tfir rntiii :»ri 9«*iitji1 • *i s»ii Ki *in*ix i dvr i n sii» i Small,era aald. "Now I am pro. 19.M P ark ard sedan driven hv K Caldwell. \ i a r.'i ftii meeting lu ul at ihe s' •*i ill'll to P M r.iipph.'ll lnr.il Iidk di*N« *ihr*l il n a an rffni t In dal.* f.u It.e Seu.in.de Cm.illy Com posing lo raise tha railing nn him John William Foster nf 201’« kVoal | Si,(mll,| j T cjr*dy. Nn.th C mission was .xrrnmpanird hy tlie home «l Mi* Don Hales c . hall 1 »»i »r<9cl**r ami ImitibT *'lt i*i“ liifliiriirr hit \«>lr nn III* n*lural statement that. " I feel that ! ran earning) to 1124 • month." Thla f i r s t St., and an unidentified car |1(Hlth „ (,|ni.r M ,;|ras..n „ rrrv , man wuh Mis. Marl.ole Mo.gen !>;• I»lv h«* .ip|*r<*v • <1 hy the Klmnl.i K.M hill Itetter serve Seminole County on should enable Ihe average Florida were Involved In the coltisinn. U ro’ i'iR 11 1• I r u*f uf Ihr f.111ti«*rft P Letch Row land Rivers Mirhocl .Inhiunh pit*p«iod Miaf 4 mmilld stern. Nr vice I olllill.tlcc plan. \ four vear <d.l girl was iniure.l According to the Police D epart­ J Ki.ssnu i , Ned Blow n I Martm ( huit h Mi «i»i111 S\ iioH in thr t r r n f',*n lli*|HlhlM tun 4nd t " n the Hoard nf Cummlssioners than recipient la gain an inrnme o|» ■111.I thrown In Hie p.,\.-nil'll X.it w.Te ill.cl..-ed In n* .S.• the lleW it. .mv iiiher rapacity al Ihe pr* tn 1175 a month, including him ment Investigation rnnducted hv Stmectplier n Kdson tinil K (, In ail.|u.ifl« . s uioie ell., .eul ,sn .1 rw f uf ui • I»riiini i .it * hr r i r a t r d In i?*» Inin Social Security. sem Dine " Sergeant Russel Trnch and Patrol Nickle Jam es It foehns n Daniel in da v nmining when she all.'nipl cheerful for Ihe cull', rm e. e ol Tlu* hinlilirik' r«»** t.h Ino Mir m aifrr II on Id hr If<|uim! Of course, staled the weekly reman Arnold Williams, the Rulck A \ IIdrew s J r . Robert .1 Sweeney, i ed l» cross Sanford t i e after mem bers .and tlienl* li wa h o n "ill hr nf mnilrni .it i lulrt Ini r Alter retiring h-.,m an *eilve tn rrpuit li> Marrh 1. lease from Senator Smather*. a sedan wax improperly p ark rd and r a c i e r in professional l.asrl.all, v% «ilr nird John D Callnhan, Atch I. Homer, I gelling out id a car pnikril al the ed. Dial in Hi.' p a n few weeks .mil rriT tfil nn ,i ( . n r told Ihr Srii.il* xlimif Ihr limit on ntdiide earning! must h a tn barking nut from the ru rb I alone, emergenev rails f.n h>>* 1 h\ the Inr.il roitcr*,i:iiiion on O.ik offer of a rs.n p .iijn ro nlid.nl.nn h n d e r spent II year* with Ihe retim ed , or Ihe program nf n >. Colomtm A Karina, Jam es C a r l 1 curb struck tiro P ack ard sedan ami then Avr .in.I ?Mh 1’l.irr. iu% ( ff 17 I'll at tw-.l >, w.tlkris vvlu.'i .a ll's la t week tori .1.1 nm ,ay who ....................... I umpany n Sanford. ' \ rr<lrr| mc t„ , r r l l |r „t r ep»n hacked into the Olds that was llcnnril, Doyle K. McWImrter. .. . . It* has Iwen presl.lrnl nf the Klori- i tremeni would be defeated. But, anil other .okroMoi supplo . w.-re 02 *ncf \ ' * t l \ \ r .1 f* I f iie m 'rn M tH# p?r«rnl Itmr n* n( Sanford pntirr Orparifn*,ni traveling west da Slate Ijeague fur five vears, In these times of high prirei. | t 7 l answ ered Dressings and tiaml hrniM iftr Ruilfh • ('••muntn-, nf in levlnglon. Kch John V l r ( l v . fivif ,,ffa|r, an(, hi, » month i* not an tinreaionahfa Smith, according to the report, r i r s l Dcgree M m der against Sam Gloria Iran li a tr m i n . a f.mr t ages. In .clofore |n,n.eit to the I h r l ’lnin h l r r i \ Srnk.m k " ,t * .«i• attempted to avoid the collision Sewell and ra p e and attempted Nrf! .111 .ltin m rf. «4i«l today he; m o n milAiandin^ i r h i n e m m l amount. As • m a tte r of fact, only (MiinlA'd In fic.’id .1 com Hill t r r In (•range (..iiniv I mi will •*. -n he year-old girl of Midway a.l.lr. hv swerving to the left and over jap e against (iiihcrt llrookins, will uin.it he was Hie man men , l.emg instrumental In the pur- hv p rocu ring Ihe greatest ernn. avail.tide tl.ru.igli Ihe i .Mip.-r ..noil rlinnbi* thn fmni'hinw,> *'f Ihr he investigated hy thu Craml Jin v got out of a ear parke,I at the the center li n t of thr strpet. lioto’d l.v i .*• a* having left 24j r M ayf ai r Inn hy the "my ra n a perana live adequately r Inh on Sanford t v r and star'e.l of liw a l of v a lo /,.1 unis a< il '«*l«-1 fu rn i him: of Ihi* ( Inin Ft h»r ail* rm 1175 Properly dam age was estim ated ho.i.lied doll .e lulls with t as,. s ( \,-vv York Glanla. a.-n.-s the slrcel She ran min Ihr the ilif.i non nf Mi. ||..Pei Inni p r i i u l nf Mir rnimrc^.il mn Said Smathers. “ The** Joclal m rr ,n South llakn a t nearly *\oo r .i tnp.ilgn tl i a i Krider .s new and ha* been sn Security am e n d m e n .t of m i n t bumper of a lO.Vt Kuril Sedan gla* Mid vkfrk l.r n t n S n v ir »* rr Charge* nf falling tn Have his ! a cn v r officer in the Pre»hylert»n traveling south on -Sanford Avr Ofher C'.inioiltee m enihrrs are .ihti .ip pim rd lik ||)«« f nmjrrz.ifmn have heen designed to help eldervehicle under control ware placed Nrff dcfUe.l lit* nu.ltrv was ill | Chutrli for m s n r years. ami driven hy J a m e s P M'dsnn Mrs Don Rales Snpplv and l>is hi i t a r t F<h 22 ami mntiMir ly people help themselves." against Smith and improper tendeil to influence Caaev'* vote nil 20 v r a r old Navv man attached to Inii seuients | Till’,nigh Ihe year* Krider h.u Mr, ........ ui. ».|,.r Ihrmigl, thr M., mill,iv Timr ulav 1 starting from a parked position ., lull tn e \ e , opt natural gas pro TALI.AIIAS.SKK fv - T h r ir,7 n.v Hu- Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air gerislern i.tfl and I ....in . lo-ei s e n ices „f March 2H | been active le seeuring recren against Went. ,l,i, e ,s I, out ,In ert (e.lrial rcgula •tonal farllities for both while and SI alum Managctii, til Mi • I It rt n Tltr Lutheran Chiu, h uf the R. The accident occurred at .1 .10 tlon.it r n r a m p n ir n t nf Ihr N rin.i.is Thr a n idem w as invr iigatr.l a, (minting and piil.lt, ,'v Negro y.iulh in ,I at Ihe present k I..it ,te r m e r has Keen h-ilding I hen Don nf Knreign War* will he he * at | p. m. hv Patrolm en Arnold Williams sun dupclia will soon he annmiur ' services fur more than Iwo ycais lie said hr i s u r d the nm nrr “ a* nm,- is directing 'Ihe construe Miami Reach. Dales will he an ! and Ren Rutk’r. .1 campaign cnrtli ihulinn witili.nl Hon of a huge recreation facility ed. I In the Yacht i ub. nnunrixl later. any sitings allacl.eil ” j in l.ol,I h„r» I Announcement of Miami Reach *• hi u|er said M a v that “ I am as (lie l!).\7 convention rilv nf Ihe /r e a tli concerned wrlth Ihe roads v rteran v' rrganiiallnn was an and hig hw a.s for Seminole County nmmcr,| today in a wire from and will propose plans for im ­ Raney C kVhalcy. Florida depart P a re n ts in Jhe entire county will incut com m ander, to his office The delinquent license list h«« provements duriag my active cam The sentinote County Sheriffs have an opporlunltv In Inspect hcriv •been turned over lo Ihe Sanford Office is beginning » crackdown palgo," the new Plnpcrest School, when Whaley Is alien,ling a conic, on traffic viola linn < arrordlng tn Krider r*«id»« with hi* wife In Polire Department for arllon, Ihe Seminole Counts f'ounrd nf enre nf slate V fW com m anifTs » report Hus morning of the week Sanfnrii st 1123 Summerlin Ave •aid rn l it a Miiyf Roy W tllU ml end arrest* P-TA’a will celebrate Pounder* at Washington. He has lw-n m ni, John J r and lodiy. Five rltarge* nf driving while The 1957 national VKW enram p Day at I f . nr. Peb. I. 7Ti* Pnlire Department still tntoslcaled were made, one fur J a n t r i John -tr m arried Ihe form­ This annual meeting had pre- m*nt tentatively had hern stalnj start work Immediately on clear­ er Kloiw* Renton *n,| lives In De reckless driving while drinking for C'levrland, hut Whaley said Ihe vmuily been set in he held at one for Improper passing one for t I,and Janies is in the I ’ A Army ing up thy delinquent lireni*!, . } departm ent comm anders hast dr Seminole High School, however elded lo shift thr site tn Florida. pasting a school bus, one for ex­ It dinned st FI Meade. MH. said Chief William*. cessive s|wri|, nne for driving mice tail minute details are shan According In the Tnlire ChJ»/f wtlli,ml a license, and Iwo charge* ing up at Pinccreat It was derided those who ar« delinquent In paying of driving while license is revoked tn change the meeting place so then license fees will he charge that all Interested persnns could ed a ten per cent penalty. Hove* plank. n r.r is K D buys view the new educational fartll DAYTON, o h m p — The Air ever, he u l d If arllon ta ta k t q ties An appeal is being made today h J. Newman, a visitor from hy the Police D epartm ent, a flnm Force said no, and two Dublin. P m e e re it is the first complete; Ind farm hoys won't get the Michigan is celebrating a birth court coals and tha delinquency educational plant to he built in by E rn est Towley, bandm aster airplane Ihe* r c p i n l c d Seminole County slnre 1927 The at Seminole High School, for ten dav today. penalty wifi be added tn the licrniw present enrollm ent Is -M0 students rooms lo hnu«e members nf the Neat and Dennis Johnson had j Newman ha« been romtng to fee. fl in gradea one through sla and University of Miami Rand when written and asked Wright P a tte r | Sanford #v»'ry winter for a num ­ At the aame time, laid Chief Ml In the eighth gradr son AKH for “ aay old pl»n*” withi Wednesday ber of year* and today relrhrate* William*, the Sanford Police De­ The com m ittee la charge nf they ap p ear here which to play,. arran g em en t! for the 59th birth­ night fo r a hand concert i t the p artm ent la cracking down on "T he planes are not n u n to give his 92ud birthday. day of P-TA Include Mr*. J. P. high school auditorium. aw ay," replied base comm ander He la a retired fa r m e r that Ii those prddling without a llceni*. Wilson, eh airm an ; Mrs. W. E. Col. Paul Barton yesterday. “They spry as he wra* many y e a n ago Two such peddler* were arreatad Cowley said today that offer* title* and Mr* J. R. St. John, for rooms In which tn house these and fined ITS each a t F riday’* are Ihe property of all the people and li always humorous and City Court. I l i a two peddlara county council president of the t'nited S lates." Guest speaker will be Professor school musician* would he lincercBarton, hewever. Invited the cheerful a i ha talk* with hi* wera aelliag rwconditlnaad watrhwa Rarland C. Memlam, Prof, of ly appreciated. He m ay he reach ­ T R A F F IC V*AI S TOPPED on Magnolia Atb . S aturday morning aa a 90 foot neon aian was erected near Johnson hov* lo Ihe haxc’i Ir m e d 'm a n y friend* » « c4 Aar hi dosrn- th a t could h a heagM er Education at Stetson University. ed by calling 2U1-J. kaws f t u f e r d . ftucaa Lux tho* Us/ XX Postal) * Office kupply. (Photo by Ja m ta o n ) Smathers Introduces Measure Flames Completely Demolish Thomas' Home Friday Night Improvement Plans -r Disclosed For Local Gift, Loan Closet Jurors To Appear Before Judge Feb. 10 Four-Car Collision Sees $500 Damage Saturday Afternoon ★ ★ Krider Is Candidate In May 8 Primary Leader Asks 5enafe» Groundbreaking Plans Aro Adopted _ . By Congregation 10 IflV jdlG Drive Contribution Child Is Injured Crossing Street ; VFW Encampment ' Slated In Miami Seminole County Council, P-TA, Plans Founders Day ♦ Delinquent License List Turned Over To Sanford P. D. Sheriff's Office Begins Crackdown Appeal Is Made For Ten Rooms E. J. Newman Is 92 Years Old Today H jr � 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 03, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 03, 1956. 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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 26-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, February 03, 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/f96be08abef1b69222af4fdb5a9f8b5e.pdf 16ebc39729b0aa068be5861cc62fb01c PDF Text Text �ac —V"*1 — i v- r l : 3 H s£ H a n f o r d Shop and Save In Sanford V V ^ INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW8PAPW BANPORD. FLORIDA v n tZ iim XLYI1I ChristianChurch '* •Sanford Delegates Will Present Skit Brief rerrmoniei were *— SasIasi ..H Rezoning Of Comes Up Tonight A t Special M e e t Tha ShuffleNard Tournament, bringing more than 300 ptopla to Sanford from a number of Flor­ ida cities, not underway this morning at tha Fort Mellon Park Touriit Club rnurta. Th» t o u r a m r n t tha first of ita kind to h« held hen, it tha Northern District Amateur 8hufflehoard contests. Postmaster General, R e q u e s t Warns Of Swindlers R e f e r r e d held prior to the matchra acheduled to .Sanford delegate* from the be played todav. T in t Christian Church here will, The Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, present a skit at the annual preaident of the Seminole County World Fellowihlp Youth Meet for Ministerial Association, offered! Oirlsllsn Church young people of | the Invocation prior to a wslcom*| -.this district to be held Friday and extended to all the visitors by manager of* Vgaturday at tha Central Christian Forrest “ "Rrecktnridge. ------------the Seininolq County Chamber ef Church, Orlando. Tha young peopla will arrive as Commerce, goon after school as possible Fri­ B r e c k e a r l d g e alio pre­ day, ragtatar and be assigned to sented Joseph Murray a certific­ homes of members of the host ate from the Seminole County rhurch. Supper la to be served at Chandler of Cnmrr.eree, slgnrd by the church and the program, fol- President George Touhy, in re­ lowing the thama ‘The Chriitlan cognition of the work he h u M ia a Io n In a Revolutionary contributed to the ahuffleboard World," will begin. The social rnurta and the Sanford Tourist tfhour la to he in the nature of a Club. Thns* taking part In the Imirn‘“atunt night." Interest groups and sr. tepresenting shufflebusiness session are slated for *o<ent boatd Asaoelationa end Saturday morning, and a skating Tourist Court Clubs from 20 towns and party for the afternoon. Follow­ cities in tha Northarn District, ing a banquet, Saturday, ft p.m. The twn-dav tournament la the Sanford delegates will present * THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1 19*f F l o r i d a Cities R epresented In T o u rn e y a* Weothtr i Partly clnidy In neeaxUntfty floady a 4 mild ihrongh Friday; Ugh today 74-71, Uw tosHgkl ••a r M. To Group Operating Rackets One-Lot Depth Postmisler General Arthur E. ■rai Business Barometer * . »< . Continues To Rise In Seminole County4 The barometer of IneraasInE trad* and business in Florida and Hummerfield warned today said Sanford Postmaster Joel Field The reinning ef an area on Seminole County area continue* that there has been an Increase the eat> aide nf l.aurel Ave. at to climb. SAM SEWELL, 47-year-old Sanford negro l« turnedover to Constable J. Q. Galloway to ha lodged In the recently In the racket In which 9ih St. will rome before a special Siwiinole County Jail. Shown at left la Hertford Police Department Patrolman C. C. Dodson who Inve* Ray K. Green, State ComptrH* swindlers send tinnrdrred "C.O.D " meeting of the Zoning and Plann­ ler, reports that gasoline sales-i* ligated the etahhing of Jnhnoy Wade, .10-yeer.oldoegro arho died front the slab wounds. (Staff Photo) parcels addressed In recently da- ing Commission to he held to­ Florida for the month nf Decani* ceased persons. night at II o'clock at the Sanford bar (lit** reported and Ms cel* The C.O I), articles—often In­ City Hall. lected during January) hit > new expensive Bibles, religious articles The request for winning wa» >13,3*4 gallons. This compare* and tha like—ar* tent at exorbi­ referred to tha Zoning and Plann­ high for this fiscal year of 111, tant prires, because the operators ing Commission by M. R .Strick­ with sales of IOf.034.3tW gallosil of this racket know the bereaved land and Homer Osborn. during the previous month of No­ family usually will a c c e p t them, vember, an Increase of 13,SM,M4 The area under discussion will believing they were ordered by gallons; and sale* of 1U,>43,814 be the one-lot depth between llh for the month of December tail “ I (eel better on ltd* visit to 1 Mrs. Young and Captain n J the deceased. and Kith Sts. winch Includes a Sanford than ever before—we’re | "Itert" Rowland, Commanding1 "Thr operators nf this ghoulish building originally purchased to year, an inert*** of 1I.I13.4H gallons. moving In the right direction," 1Officer of the Orlando Salvation] rarket scan obituary notices, pub­ house a recreation renter. lications containing death noiicea Tax collections of gasoline sain Arlinn, according to the notice showed a similar Inrreasa. CoS* and the like to find tha names mailed to rarh member of the and addresses of deceased per­ lected on December salts this sons," Summerfield explained. Zoning and Planning Commission, year was H.lN.oM, an increase "They then mall live item C. O. is urgent and must be placed on of 4*30X4 over the »T,SJ»,0W col­ the agenda of the Hanford Board lected for the same month last I)., for a big prlre." In some recent operation!, some I nf (Tty Commissioners by Fab- year, and an Inertia* of tOTt.Bl over tha $7,M3,M3 eollectad for nf the unordered merchandise Is ' ru*rJ *“• A commercial establishment he previous month 0 November. being sent by Railway Express, the proposed 193ft budget by f.t. consequences leU, Sylvia Pearson, Beverly rather than through the mails. has proposed Hit purchase of the Gasoline salt* for this fiscal He said that preventative dental Raymond twice, Commanding Of­ Evans, Wayne Evans, Barton However, the C. O. D. payments property originally purchased by year continue to run In exetsa of ficer of die local Salvation Army rare for children is the must Slone and Jim Blythe. )V A venlrr of *ft Juryman has hern tn sender* ar* sent through the a rarraatbm council which grew ll.ooo.onn gallons a month over effective way to attack dantal Unit. la observance of Youth Week mails, and this places tha mat­ out of I'-TA proposals fur a cen­ the same month for the previous Plana were ananunred hr Rnanf diavv-n to tarve at Jurors for the ter under the Jurisdiction of the ter to b* used by young people re­ year. decay. young people will have oharg* of Fall Term of Court In hear civil It was dressed that the den­ Chairman Ralph Austin Smith for Cases of the Circuit Court toe evening service of worship, Post Office Department, .Summer- placing the presently used Celery Mr. Green reports that gaso­ the annual limit raising campaign Ciale In the City IfalL Sunday, and Rev. I.cster C. Doetr, MIAMt i.W— Florida acreage tists and the Florida State Den­ which I* espreled to grt underway The Jurors are to appear before field related. % line dealers paid tol.All.lA in him The aria, according to report*, guest minister, will bring a ipe prices are being pushed far beyond tal Society seeks to bring to the the Judge of the Circuit Court Mun- The Incrrasi In the operation I* rapidly growing Into a com­ office In January for th* 7 cants - -xgfi message for young people on their real nr forieeable future attention of all parents tha need on Fch. 21. An outline of Ihn nrof this particular racket he* been r gallon eg lax an their Deem* ..... ..... . . I n a-cnmday morning, Fell, ft at 10 a.m. i.ioUatcii In resent reports by mercial <mR with the Kouthero ^"God’a Plan for My LHe.v Thr valtta by professional land specu­ for helping to prevent children’s sanitation necessary r salaa nf gasoline In Hemlnoto pllsh tha 103ft goal was ntada hy | 'Names drawn front the jury bo* decay by keeping their ,h* *n*1 “ Bril Telephone building M ’ to pos'il inspectors, thimmerflelrf C. V. F. ami Chi Him will prasent lators, a reiaareh. firm said to­ County. Be distributed |22,4l1.fta Lt. t.uce. [nniisuilng the names of those law>w In sugar or randy and said, lie urged eitiiens to repnrl constructed in lh> future oti pro of this lax for road bond* or road special music. RaHon RlSno will day. ' Attention was given to the possl f u l l y selevled to servo as Jurors ef sny information on thr rarket perty opposite the proposed new h l . i ' i j l l J ' " ' V i ' , " conduct the song service, Others "Syndicates and Individual spec­ training them to brush nr rinse bul,dln« e p o s e s In Ihla county. bllities nf a Community Chest fund'.Seminole County are: that may com# In their atten­ ommrrclal are. assigned parts mrliide: Sylvia ulators are buying and selling raw the teeth after every meal. .Mayor Scott, in hit proclama­ for .Senior,I and Seminole Comity, phlh |lallrr Ra|r |sh A King, tion tn their postmasters. Pearson, Seripturo r e a d i n g ; and idtcn unusable land in 10 prr Ine meeting of the Zoning snd I All instances in which tha U. 5. Planning Commission will seplare Brenda Elicit, prajer; Diane r , nt down payment deals,” said tion, urges that all ritirrnt, will, the Board Chairman appoint- i 1w i |m „ nnmQ> Na, h „ Ken Bity, announcemritls, and Wayne |j,# First Research Corp. of Mi- srhonlv and community organics- mg a committee ......... . into Ihc ()f|| Kra(lhhn K Donaldson. Dent- Mail Is in any way involved will " I " 1" nf «""ip . Gorge N l.awson. he promptly lov.slinatrd hy poaEvans and Ivan Ellet. ushering. ami In Its Florida business Utter. lions join in this special obser­ ( onim.imiy < h e 1 1 orga.tl/allon |r , ,. s, (;rArri 1* 1,1,. la] inspectors, he .tided. f,,r 16 ------------------! The firm said a statewide sur- vance of the rules of dental rare Those appointed In the committee shj|, k j The •'Special Meeting" tonight Is .•»)• showed the present land j |„ improve the dental and general v*rrr O f* Mnmlnn. llrriti.tn Ixniis A Iti-riy Jr . John .1 Hairy. expected In bring to a climax and Morris anrl Knrml llrrckritritlj;r Mini I. Helms, Robert II. Pills, 1 boom t* reminiscent of tha land health of our eommumiy. a final decision on Ilia disposition boom in the tPJOs. _______________ An invitation wax extended to X|U, ,, tlwacall. Frank P. Gatlin, oi tha area aa a commercial ion*. "The musical chair-real aatata the members of Ihe board to at K(|vim B nandatl Jr., Ralph O. tend a public dedication of thr Uoover j „ Ilr, K W 1 game has become so popular that Improved facilllle. at U.e local ^ an, n(| ....... n KnM,hl> i scoutg are roving the state to lo­ cate 'poor land' to use ai legal Salvation Army Headquarters nn r||jr|M n „hrrl, n„,)(.r, y „ aM< An AJ Xavag* aircraft befongtaf Hv* ianford Kft’s flub brttins ,Vnder' in this new rionda land ,a» . tom tllniilon D Owen, and Waller G. In Heavy Attack Squadron T, baiThere are so many Rests *1 the (ciilcr of aitrnlmn. iluri a series of important meetings mil )Mlom •• | t Oliver. •d at NAAS. Hanford, crashed and events with th* schedule starting, speculation fever has spread to Mayfair Inn. say. Manager >‘rank | b ^ rt'm e itm g was directed Also: l/kuihf H Rnuan, Nrvtton exploded upnp Impact la a tonlgtrt with an Initiation m l feed ih« east coast'a undeveloped Mohan* said lhal (lie golf course thr Tramlrni Program h r Ihe h> swampy area about seven mlW* K l*. Ilunh-r, hdwin N. at tha F.lk‘s Cluh building and lodge Niches between Melbourne and Mehane Jr., that It has become ral .Salvation Army oritani/atinn . __ . „ , TAMPA igt—Sumter !.. t»wry. northeast of Ianford at Boon to­ U Lure advised the hoard that frwl * Brademeyer. Paul L. necessary to rinse the Mayfair Tit* Central Baptist Chureft will ^ Tampl )m,)n(|firnan *nd retired Stuart, the firm reported. M on Ea*t Second St. Inn Country Club Golf Course for "the Transient Program ha» Hitchcock, Damp Mairxki. 1horn as hsv* the formal opening of tho National Guard lieutenant gcnaral, day. V Saturday, Feb. 4, there wifi be All tha crewmember*; Corn* three weekends lo all except never been at itx he*! In Sanford " 'V. Stuckey Le«ter N llllchcock, Pina Crest Mission Sunday Fab. ha* announced he will run (or gova dance at the Lodgn Budding on minder J. W. Guy, USN. pilot} However, with Ihe formulating of William .1 Patrick, Robert I) Morguests and member*. trnor ax a too per c*nt supporter la s t Flrat St, An orchestra will be 3 at 2.30 p m.t Rev. J. W. Parham, E. K. Austin, Chief ordinanto* plans lor the program, the local r*». Harry T Hallman I-Yancls E. of segregation. Mebane said that the golf course provided with dancing from I to 1. "I am not willing t* sit Idly by man, th* bombardier-navigator; would ba closed In golfers other Commanding Officer was directed Roumillat Jr., Raymond D Rass, pastor ef Use Central Baptist Thursday, Fob. It no meeting thin guests nf the Mayfair Inn and In look into the poxxlhllilirs of lames A, Riser, Sidney L Keller, Church, presiding. Rev. C-hester and <*e integration forced on th* and R. M. HH* Jr., ordlninccman has been scheduled but *11 mem­ members on Feb. 11-12. IK-If*. 23- improving the program and the HaSry E llohton, Anna M Falkrn- Plank will l«ad th* congregation peopl* of my atal*—and ! as­ first class, third crewman balWd ber* and their ladies aro requested caro nf tranrients hrrr her *, (iahe Stewart Michael, Frank • pect In ami will do something out so safety and w«r« nninjurtd. to attend the races at Sanforl-OrCommander Guy first axperieteAlso attending the meeting Moore. Tom Rush, and Rurton D In song and prals* servtc*. Tha •bout it,” laiwry said. TALLAHASSEE '44-The expand­ 2ft lando Kennel Club when funds from The Mayfair Inn Country Club hrre. with Col Young. ware Mclntoxh Jr. guest speakers will be. Dr. Vf P. ed difficulty over NAAS. Hanford ing msrtt system designed to pro­ "It I* not Inevitable or neces­ Uta night's proceeds will he given Brooks, Pastor nf Tb« First Bap­ sary that white and colored chil­ at h« was preparing to land vide state employes with Job se­ Gnlf Course has been attracting to Elln, American Legion and other curity already has taken over one- golfers from Mhe entire Central tist Churrh, Rev. J. G. Ktrrti, dren be miss'd !■ th* public when hit right landing mechan­ ^fharlty fund*. Florida area since Hie Mayfair Pastor, First Church, Dcl-and, schools and when I am elected ism would not go down Soon Saturday, Feb, 11 has been set third nf the state's estimated 34. Inn Open in early December, It thereafter he experienced struc­ ooo employes. and Rtv. R. D. lock dial* Re­ governor of Florida they will not tural failure In Hi* tall seetton of aside for the Ann* Miller Circle has become a msec* for gnlfess be," N said. Valentine Dinner-Dance Dinner Several other ilata department*, because of Ihe excellent condition gional Missionary, Orlando. his aircraft and aa a result waa including at least one of Ihe cabi­ will be served from « vt In R 30. net officers, may be br. ught In by of the greens snd fairway and he Rev. Chester Plank has accept­ I-owry, #2, Is making his f|rgt ha nil)* able to keen tha aircraft Wedneaday, Feb. IS wll feature cause o the attractive layout nf ed the cal! to serve a* mission political rare bill N has Ncn out­ under control. 1. * steak dinner at New Smyrna July the 18-hole course. pastor. He lives In Hanford and spoken on many political lisnei. Commander Gist selected tp In addition lo those the slate . where all Sanford member* will universities, is a student at fttetson University. He also frequently blasted com­ ,-bindon his disabled xlrreaft and the highway patrol munism and strongly opposed attend fre*. It* resigned Htllcresi Baptist ordered hlx crew to ball ou| and the parole romminion have Church, Geneva to serve the Pin* UNESCO, a branch of the U. N Immediately personal plans set up on a merit In 1831 he hriprd nrganlie Dent Crest Mission. Rev. Plank will Austin snd Rita left tha air* basil which oparalas outside the sarv* under th* supervision of ocral* in sup|Mt1 nf Dwight I). craft at about 3-thnuxand feet system. Eisenhower's campaign. th* Central Church until the Mis­ and landad safety a ftw miles wait Altogether this means that well Sandy Anderson. Markrt Manager sion Is nrganired into a Baptist of NAAS. Hinford. over half nf all state employes at the Sanford Stale Farmers Mar­ Churrh. The work will h» organi­ Commander Guy staved with his are under some type of merit per- ket, said yrsierday that Tuesday zed to cooperate with the South­ WASIGNGTON '^_The Pentagon |0nnf| p||n aircraft until welt clear of alt business at the market reflected op­ ern Baptist 3tission Program. la pulling i l l Ruldod missile pro-, AnglJI u ,fd dlreclori |lld th|( timism in the movement of fruits populated areas and then bail­ From the religious census re­ ed out at about 3-thoimnd feet. gram under an overseer charged number of employes covered were end vegetables from Hanford's nnecently liken, there are approxi­ He Undid ibout ft miles north­ with giving particular attention to almost tripled when six state de­ •aop loading center. mately 300 Baptisia and Baptist ern nf NAAS Hanford and ft* ballistic weapo..* development — partments were Nought In hy ex He said, "Tuesday we had an possibilities in tha Pin# Crest PUNXSUTAWNEY, r * . - Tunx- airplane about one mils north "f a Held where the race with | ^utlve otder of GoT. Collini un­ unusually good movement nf frulta area. Sunday, Feb 12 at >:43 a.m. sutiwney Pete a g r i t t i e d hi* position. is critical. d„ juihonty of Ihe IMS igenl and vegetables, a full program will be set tip for All crew member* rarcntly re­ Ift Secretary of Defense Wilson an- Jaw, ihe benefit of all thosa concerned groundhog, poked his annul Into turned from a six month tour of "The dealers nn the Hanord nnunced yeiterday his plan to IN air atop Gobhlerfx Knob this in that area. Provision will he State Farmers Market sold equiv­ duly In Ihe Mediterranean araa name a "special assistant In the mad* lor Iht enttr* family. It mnrnlng. harked a forecast and and ara now living with their alent In 33 carloads tn the ons day secretary of defense for guided will be lor the Nnefil of the rnm- dived hack underground. experience. familias in the City of SanfoH. missiles." m munity, Sanford, and to help prn- 'Hie groundhog had s*an his The market was fairly well And ha disclosed at a newjrconpergate the gospel into all parts ference that he Intends leaving to­ Officers for 103« were elected at .stable." Anderson reported, -‘on shadow, an onten of more winter PRINCE RAINIER of the world. night on a personal checkup of a meeting nf the Lake Mary {all varieties with the exception HAS COLLISION Th* Central Baptist Church and lo comf' ,n> « li'” B w*» announced Army progress In the ballistic mis­ Chamber of Commerce last night. (of cabbage, Iceberg lettuce and .is -1:33 This was HOIJA'WOOD jD-Princ* Rain­ all concerned wish to lhank R. T. officially " ' — a. - _m. —-• Selected to head the organitaicflcry. Prires on Hies* two cornsile effort. Milwee, Superintendent of Schools, specified as Eastern Standard ier III of Monaco said hli car Wilson and several advise s ar- lion for Ihe next year were EarL modules were unsatisfactory for and ihe Hoard of Trusuas for Time for ease of decoding in far­ "lightly Mppad" Ihe car In front . ranged to fly to the Army's Hunts- Toney, president; f. V. William*, the‘producer*." giving us Ihe privelega to use the away places, Aille, Ala., arsenul, where the Red- vice president; Mrs. Lorens Ding-' while he was driving to sea hi* auditorium until we can secure a man, secretary; and Mra. Letha alone rocket la under development. Pete wasted no time grting fiance*, aclresi Grace Kelly. After place to worship. The Redstone Is intended tn be a Fowler, treasurer. back Into hit holt, Tha day start­ exchanging addresses, ha drov* <u|% mid-range, 1,300-mtla ballistic mis­ Addressing th* meeting last ed with four IncNs of *a*w, turn­ he uid. night were Senator Dougin Stansile. O' ed Into rain and finally into sluah. atrom, County Comml*slon*r, Mrs. Nancy Kauffman of Mallbtr.•TAX ON LOVE" John Meisch, Seminole County Ordination services will b* held Funeral servlets for Mrs. Elite- Pete skidded a couple of times In a passenger In tho other car, gild Sunday afternoon at >:M/for Wil­ BOSTON (4t-Th* Masiachusatts Chamber of Commerce Manager beih Bernhard of D*Barjr will N lha slush and decided "That'3 aha suffered neck lajurtei. Ih t alld -4f“*‘»e~kUl*d_a nrnnnjal lo raise F o rm t Brerkenrldge. and Gordon liam L. Stapheni, assoclata pastor mb « r u n , R. MOHHIB WAR THE first patient to arriva yester* at ]| a. m. Friday at Brlsson enough for me." Just tow Peto tho car af her husband Albert w ti the marriage license fee from 13 Sweeney oi in* * ttantortf' ^ *r- |trf-Southclde-B#pHat-ChutclLJ t o a a r a l M n m * w llh | h j R ^ T . A , « managed to sea hit shadow under Oul-of-Town speakers will take *t „^T7llr n * Memorial irospiiai. hha sauf7,,i aTtTir.Trpy-j— to <3. Rep, tauli Glaser (D- chant* Association. overcast in e T waa osb> hfetwir Jlruek kw iha Offtipg’| whflp tt n i l Melania offielatiag. Burial wtU to irt In tn IM th* ;program which U to hei7 '.. ^ 1,1 Over M n a a b tr i attended to* part Morr,» Jerk Ludwlng with Brisson'a ambulanr* xMalden) said "it would to a lax fo tomato ato toa ih v H Mr ft toitoriri at a M ar data. , and H n . Carl England af tha hoapital’a nursing ataff. (Staff Photo) to toU *4 (to church. • t o tore." Under Discussion MayorScot!Urges Divisional Leader Pi'MlsbP'esme 7 e//s Satisfaction TeelhOfChildren 46 Jurymen Drawn Serve For Fall Circuit Court Term Florida Acreage Prices Pushed Up C « Navy Jet Aircraft •Elks Start Series Oi Important Meets Mebane Takes Step At Crowded Course Central Baptists' Prominent Tampan Sumter L. Lowry Seeks Governorship Formal Opening Of Mission Set Crashes In Marsh District At Noon Many Workers Are Included In System Optimism Is Seen At Farmers Market Pentagon Is Giving ‘ Guided Missile Plan Special Attention Punxsutawney Pete Dives Underground At Siqht Of Shadow Lake Mary CofC Officers Elected J Ordination Service Is Set For Sunday' , - •I ■ tBoJ i • ■» •f • • •• * i i(Lie Bernhard Funeral uc 1 <• �•mw am mbr gredue taa* Its dividends for tha stacihcuZ with the rods sad gum. Nehru Putt Support Behind Campaign to Merge States NEW DELHI (ft-Prlm e Minister w*v«i k»> throw* fcli support I,*. n u d .a campaign to,**t indie* IT state goyerriments to merge tolunlaffiy. The Idea la to make unnecessary the government’^ plan to redraw state bousdartee along fenluage lines. . Nlhni told a. mass meeting the Bombay "language riots," In which between 300 and 400 persona died earlier this month, ebuld not force the government to abandon lla program for new linguistic state boundaries. But tho riots, he laid, showed jhe "dangers Inherent In tb« crest­ ing of linguistic slates and remind­ ed one o f ,.,t h e cause>of India’s fall through the ages'.— mutual rivalry, petty mfededneas, violence and proviiKiaUam.''- Earl Paulk Sr pf vthr, P- Paulk gr. of Tampa f f t ‘mitt be guest speaker at n trl-dls> *■- grift convention here Fab. 1 and 4 ( . A lth e Church of God. 1- t ' t , The Jfev, H. W. Haaderaon, pasr-vs'iM l-of the local ehureh, said the y v 'emphaili of the convection will be kY've'M Millions. HowWmr. Friday %:■ ’•eaetog'i eervice will be of an oeugallrtlc nature, fo'.-*':'-*'*aWrday evening Dr. Paulk, U overseer of Churches of ,. ?' Oof fat Florida end ehelrman of ! . ‘the ekurch’i foreign mission board &PKRHM (peek on mlsslone and show -■ ' dim on tka Church of God In • “ "Wife. ; ' • • Represent Hi vsa of the Ladles . ' Willing Worker Bends for the thre# »" districts will report on Saturday * h * f* n ln i. ' " The Her, Henderson said the ' fcifallc la cordially Invited to at■ ‘ mild these special acrvlcei. Veterans Corner ! >.rv>'e W '.fyf.W J**•' Hare are authoritative answers from tha Vatarani Administration to three qusstlona of lntersat to former servicemen end their fami­ lies; Q. I pfep to taka an aceraditad four-year law school course at night under tha Korean G1 BillWill 1 gat tha full rate of GI allowance for thla course 1 A. No. Aceraditad night law courses may be measured as not more than three-tiuartara tlmo training. Our allowance may not txcaad the three-quarters time rate. Q. I understand that if t apply for disability compansatlon with­ in one year from my discharge, the payments may be hickdaled to the day following my discharge. The nna-year period Is almost up, hut I have no way of getting to a VA office to pick up an offi­ cial application blank. What can 1 do? A. You ean apply by tatter. Ba sure to give full Information about yourislf, and specify the benefit you are applying for, VA, then, will send you an official applica­ tion to fill out, and as fonr as you return It within nna year, tha data of your original latter will ha considered tha date of your appli­ cation. Q. I am planning to buy a hrfuae with a GI loan. Why Is it nscaasary to bava thep roperly apprais­ - WARRANTS ISSUED -TALLAHASSEE ( * - Death warrants will be issued soon for thraa I coirvlcted murdarara who yasferloiti their last chancia for life “ •*/>»*! the Cabinet Pardon Board Inrned down appaali for clamancy. ^•^The three are Percy Atnbriafer . nn? George Anderson, Dade Coun«onv!{l*<l of kllllnji e r A. The law raqulrea that the ftm d Patrolman Edward E, Felts wHo sought to anest them alter purchase price of the house be no U\«y halt} up a box factory In 1033: more than the reasonable value as datermtnad by an appralul M fe death for killing hla corn- ma*de by a VA-deslmated apprais­ er. law wife in Polk County. Veterans living In Central Flori­ da who wish further Information REGULATIONS CONTINUE VEBO BEACH WV—Presrnt ship- shout their benefits should write ., Ring regulations for Florida citrus the VA office at 42 E. Central ,> ere expected to contimi* In effect Ave., Orlando, < for the two weeks beginning Feb. -»-•* • , '.- The federel control committee* ■ Wide that recommendation jester* •ifcday, Tha U. S. secratary of agrlrul’ ■Tuni usually follows their recomgnendstloni. | u ' ■ i *« -y* NOT MUCH MONEY «JACKSONVILLE w - Bookies •nd numbers operators did only tlf.tlT.M worth of business In Flor­ ida during January, according lo ’ their gambling tax returns. Tikurle W. Tomlinson, district dljn c to r ef the Internal Revenue . ’ ieWflte, laid tt.SU.7S waa paid In 1-Alipbllng taxas which la 10 per , rent on beta handled. 1- '» t ' lY 101 ANOIlll POllCl and officials of tho Banta F t Railroad examine the point (topi where the Ant wheel of the doomed two-car mmmuter train left the tracks. At bottom, District Attorney Ernest Roll looks through tha window of tha wrecked cab frpm which engineer Frank B. Parrish, 61, ‘guided tha train into the J'slow” curve at 70 milts per hour. Parrish blamed a black-out as he pulled out of Lea Angela# for tha dlsaitar that claimed 39 Uvea. (International! The Modem Basement s A Hazardous Place ly HUMAN N. WMIUM, IR.D. WITH the installation of more will keep you off lha wet floor and more alsctrteal equipment while laundarlng. and appllaness In the baaamsnt For dad’s workshop, back­ of tha average home, the ehaneai ground colors of aoft gray, grain, of accldanta there are Incraaalng. blue and blua-gnen are easy on iNot only might the equipment the eyes. They also nflsct light ttaalf present certain hazards, well without being too bright. .* but the fact that yon use the Bara light flxturea might cause tbaaemant more often also ertatea glare and temporary blindness, so It la batter to have an effective .new problems. shading divtee. You ean high­ l ne—sent Otatra light tha cutting’ edits of gray , Baaamsnt stain ean h« very machinery with a bright orange dangerous, tspeclally if tha light paint. Whenever possible, ground aUmachlpery.. la dim. A couple of prtcautto ........ . , are in ordsr. Exteoetoa Corda Paint the bottom afep or the concrete floor at the h u e of tha Do cot hang extension corda etalrway a shiny white. Thla will over nails or other sharp edges or irerant you from thinking tha permit them to become kinked. tha cords from oil or hot i Is floor level. And when Protect nt the stain themselves, surfaces. mix some sand In with the pelnt. Dripping pipes may make the Thla will form a gritty surfaco floor slippery. Eliminate conden­ sation by covering cold water and help prevent flipping. pipes with fait or any Insulating V f Shock Hazard a material. All power tools end appliance* Aa for the furnace, paint any should be grounded to avoid low hanging duets a bright color. ■hock hssarda. With certain tools, And remember, the trick In bank­ thla somatlmea U a difficult pro­ ing a coal tire for tha night la to cedure. But aa far aa the family leave some red coals exposed to washing machine la concerosd, 'pilte the gases. Open the flue amper slightly, too, to prtvanl It’s an easy process. Simply connect the frame of gas accumulation. the washer to a water pipe with QOHnOM AMD AXSWXX a win. You can use a battery A. J. L.: I have frequent recur­ clamp to attach the wire to the rences of bolls on my hands. How washing machine. With such en ean I stop them? arrangement, any break In the Anawar: It would be advisable Insulation will blow a fuse and for you to have a thorough examnot send the electricity coursing n by your physician In order through your body. to defemlne If there is any dis­ A floor board alongside tha ease, such aa tuberculosis or dia­ washer might be a good Idea. It betes, weakening your resistance. BOND EXCELLENT KH| By DION HENDERSON vanished other yeer to brush, then to young TALLAHASSEE * - norida', The ASSOCIATED PRESS W in g ----------------- than through the periods of first school bond Issue of Uis m* Whet kind of a trust fund might wildlife factories of the wetlands trees, tree growth to cllmag foreat. Each year has attm ted s 2.77 ptr A r.-jtliuiV■•"SfScho««r,i proposed would-bi •* particular benefit, eonsell bank program sat up for Amer­ strvaUon-wiie, In meh atafei ai stage support! a separate com­ interest rate termed "excslier California, lha Dakotas and Wta- pany of birds and animals, Man­ by State School Supt. Tbomis n ican wildlife? agers do tHelt work by manipulate Bailey. . Well, the wildlife management cons In. kg the. vegatative cycle which fa­ The 13,930,000 Issue will fiataca professionals don’t reelJy knowi of Deforestation. Since the bulk of vors their most desired species. school Improvement In Cbirlotu course. But after ytars of trying the great Yankee conifer forasta to raise on ever-increasing gsme was logged away decades ago, the In this way, for instance, soil- Cley, De Solo. Hernando, Volwi* crop on agriculture's ever decreas­ nation has never had enough wood: bank acres returned to grassland and Pinellas counties. Low bidder the Ira Hatipt Co. of Kit ing leftover acres, they're a little pulpwood for paper, cabinet wood, would give a - boost to the prairie was York. daiilcd by the possibilities, lumber. And many a orock, many grouse, which require considerable etches of unbroken sod In the The President's soil bank pro­ a creek and eventually many a case of the “reel" prairie chicken, posal calls for shifting soma 23 mil­ river and a whole watershed died ■ml substantial openings of sod HOME IN A HtRRYt * lion acres from agricultural pro­ wtlh the death of the forest, since nmidst the brush for their sharp- HARLAN, Ky. Grant Joint duction to grass, trees, forage and the roots and floor of the fore»l sometimes has to be called i«|., tall couilns. water storage? The .irogram would formed a natural bank of their to come home, nut when his *ii( reimburse .participating landown­ own—to hold the reserve! of ground Whether any uses the conserve- called the fire ilepsrimenl y(iur. tionUti could make of toll-banked day to report a fire he soon arrive] ers in surplus commodities or cash. water, Tha govern moot would, In effect, Cover manipulation, Both wet­ acres would havt a permanent ef­ wltH-other members of the depict, rent parcels of lend all over the land restoration and reforastatlon fect In laving or-reviving threat­ ment- and extinguished the blue. country and turn tu rn from fern —even in tarmi of farm woodlota ened big game or migratory apecrop* to soil-building. planted and profected from fire and i.ji It, however, another matter. IF M188ING THE While the Immediate aim of the livestock—have a part In this, Extinction factors are complicated and obscure. Florida Times-Unio* Elsenhower proposal la to iteblliie Game managers don't determine farm price* by reducing produc­ the kind and number of blrda or But there seams to be genarek DAILY DELIVERY tion and the major u>ng range ben­ animals an area will hold by the agreement on one thing: If the PHONK 1737-W FOR efit may be the rehabilitation of number they release In II. Nature game managers could get 23 mil­ PROMPT SERVICE lion acres more land they're pretty determines that. A' fallow field uncultivated acres, wildlife will gain 23 million acres of production spice as a bonus. And production space Is a vital SWIFTS PREMIUM Boned & Rolled mstter to wildlife, which alter all Is as much a crop of life land as corn or cotton. Conservation officials In many states already have their research men working out land-use plans that would fit Into a national eoll bank program. By and large, the conservation plans-wlthin-a play will go some­ thing like this: * Wetland restoration. In recent year* the onions and the tomatoes, and whest too, have sprouted— with varying success—where ducks once raised their hroodi. Many other creatures, which along with with ducks found food and shriler IPABKAVE* QUANTITYMQHTRI « W RWOAUa B4 QUAUTY MIAT1 in the marshlands, havo suffered loo. So has the water table In W ADES Prescription for Family Harmony d in e o ------ A T LEAST ONE N IG H T A WEEK! Caloriavcnd Vitamins to the Contrai Sanford Has Many Fine Restaurants r. S 1000 E First — On the Lake You’ll Llko It H ere! Cocktail Dane* Dina to Hour in tha Dinner 6 to 7:30 Bamboo Room SIuslo — Phona Sanford 1200 for Dlnnar Reservation*.. Main Dining Boom * r,nk Barbecued S TEvening E AK S Dinner* From 6 in 10:00 Noon Lunches f illy 11:30 to 2:30 Closed Sundays DINE HERE i’1 '# LAST TIME TODAY Dew Drop Irm Rt. 17-91 North of Sanford F. A. WOLFER, Prop. CoMplat* Cocktail Bar — Carry Out a t the ROUND TABLE I ''‘zssznss*!* B W Carmalo Costa fought hla first 34 professional battles In Brooklyn and Manhillan rings because his manager, Jerry Silica, refuses to travel. J r" AND COMBINE EATING & PLEASURE R « * < POtICf tOT, Henry O. Hartman, 4B, shot and killed two gunmen who at'empted to rob hts broth* er’i building material company In Chicago. Hartman, asaigned to tha police training school aa an Imlrudor on the pistol rang*, was wounded In the hand during tha brief gun-battle. Sgt, Hart* man, off duty and In plain (lethai, w u visiting hla brother, Louie. flnferMtioMl) , Charcoal Broiled • IMS. XI,4 Cm Sara > n S « k Isa. STARTS TOMORROW a a r B a t— B a t V h a t You A ll You Went! B f r 11 t i l e. m. to ltie p. ax. ■ ill v. m. to 7iM p. m. Celery City Grill tlS Magnolia Near thp .Rita iW O W l TRI-HI BERGER8 L-O-N-G DOGS 8HRMP BOATS < ICf VOOUH ef 19M at • , ORUNDO AUDITORIUM, Nttehr el t — Mel. I NOTIi AM ID* lea edi Centsol Deride led fee emb Mil Dele ef parfevmeaae desired ■It letardey, oieMeae #» eteebf "Food" is a word of universal —---------— —^ Interest. For reason* M-.angu aiiu *n(*-egg* any more, but a verdiverse, people ronsnme either too]tttbla three-ring circus of calories, much or too little of it. Few peo-jand vitamins, with a whole troop of pie question the fact that education riownshlih allergies cutting esprn and culturo have lifted mankind ^ lo great heights. Yet a curious par­ all through the act. adox prevails, (list tha more edu­ Even before the day that science cation snd culture a parson has, invented tha reasons behind (or the greater Is his problem of Just,------ the ...- overweight ............ „„ before) matron, w« W'hat he shnuKI esl, how It should j gourmets, connoisseurs, and be prepared and what quantities epicures. This frstemlty of the psm he should consume how often in Pared palate composed a fearsome a 24-hour period. . Suprtme Court of th'e Knife and lfara-and-eggs aren't Just "ham Fork. They felt it their bounden duty fe place their officlal lgai of mpfeval or diaaproval ba this or that food,, and the place whara it can ba gotten. The leadar of this Now Owntr end Manager cult, actually has the cotasisl ego. (Ism to place a targe sign board in hla front yard, which read*: "Homo of Duncan lilacs", and many foolish followers of this stomach cult actually fear to step into a restaurant that do«s not carry hla obtruitvn designation W one man's opinion. ^ Perhaps there are restaurants With a Quarter Pound of advertised os this page that have been visited (even approved) by the •'great man." No survey his bean made In that regard. But for anyone wanting something "good to eat," all of (ham can fill tha bill. There aro nine placei llsfed on this pile. Hare's h good satin'.1 Bill Niland STILL STACKS IT HIGH H A M rto READS snd uthar good things at— COCKTAIL BAR and Package Store LUSTER'S DOGGIE DINER Country Club Road fe Laka Mary. Opposite Public Beach Come—On—Down To Tha — Don & Geri’s S 'n 'H fh ijift SSe Official Dog Race' Programs Waffles or Hot Cakea Hi'w»y 17-92 at Longwood Rd. Midway Hanford-Orlando and Sloppy Joe’s Rasaturant and jCafo Longwood Open Evening* . Cloud Sunday* Bor snd Carnr • Out Favorite Prsmlua Boer Breakfast Dalldously on With Ham, Bauiagt or Bacon Our R6c Lunch Menu Changes Dailv Super *Burgen Plaeae teed me M A R K E T Full Course 1 1 ,21 Sunday Dinners ■ » Try Our N. Y. Cut Dilux * Steaks Gloss Fountain SANDWICH SHOP * RL 17-02 at Rb 436 (Apopka Rd. Cassalbmy Lion* meat In rar Private Dining Room oath 1st ard 3rd Thursday, Open 7 a. m, to Midnight QUICK SERVICE-GOOD FOOD 25th at Par* CURB or DINTNG ROOM Opee 0:30 a. m. lo 12:30 p, « . the foojl U not just GOOD hut Good and PLENTY at m uch IVIN INS MRPORMANCn Reserved Until I2.7M2JO-U.I Snhirtfny Mefleeo • AH Unde ( MOTORS IN N First BL at Magnolia Rente lT-Mt H-miles North of the Eee OPEN\24 HOURS f e Complete Change of Menu Daily Waiters from 85c TU R K EY ois SUNDAY »1.00 y Open Dally 6 o. ra. to 10 p. 1 Bun 9 a. m. to 10 p. ra AKFA8T wIth us fwm 6:00 a. m. DINNER — Full Courag Metis U su ra. to 8j>. m- 70c to $1.00 SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL 70e Compltt, U n a Chtaga D .ii. n . /y |W< �^ . r*' ' ; T fm s a n f o r d h e r a l d w$WfiMm>m;■ ?k ■. > ‘. - , ; / ». -•■*■■. BWSf v . 1 " :• • >• ' ■ ■. f. fh o n . Feb. S, 1981- P i|» 3 ir S STILL CNGIMG r WLLVOU ANSWEB iTf i r u . Be focnou .: ^ y 7 o o *j: i te V3U„ J , - - \V M S isr" hblw Tax Facts ^ - Y . T H K ^ ^ aI }M T « * (,n«M iMMit j . J IVHlW YOU • s e e a*o, exe s e a s r o retu W M H& C 4 S V W S /.V •£ C4HOOT6 D*7V 7US PAffGO “A n a p -------\ G A N G f , r¥& A TAPMBCO— MAPM (bottom, right) bean witness te the gathering speed of the doomed Santa Fe commuter train that overturned on a "slow" curve In law Angeles, kilting 10 persons and injuring ISO. Tha sudden drop on the graph from 70 miles aa hour to aero Indicate* the crash ••#<NA IKK L w U ^ l l / ^ ^ H 0 |Es;9/ ^ ___ _ 1 _ 1I f w' I yilk.il * ■nm K t vn(!*K —=H— f CAN T MAWCT.V \NA:T — 0— 1 -to <3iT )C k \i \\>tm AW CUD-OO Ci.Ow<.! r ^u cm ? A|g 1 \*77 Am MSII.-'.I (This la mi of • agrjtt article* on fedsral Incnff** tag filing. Tha articles ara bMM *• Information provided by Hjf A* mirican Initltuta of Arenprfintr . and tha Florida Initltuta kf Cer* tifird Public Accountant*. O B Tho «v. „( Aeill Iffi* l!l 3 sea a mad scramble In ^%any househnlda to put togalhafS tha necessary farts and flglin* foe the federal Inronie tax gMUrn* due on that date. (April H gftlla on a Sunday this year, April IB tha dealina.) Tlia Iasi mlnuta rush pp not only long lines at Inter venue Service offices, bu _ many carelrsa mistakes bp*tax* payers. ^ Most of the errors ar(^Very simple. For example, about ona milllnns return* are filed evarjr year with signature* mining. (This includes joint returns with enly one signature and liqlivid* ual return* with no algnaliM al •II.) .Liltla slips In arlthmetle last, year rasulted In ovrr-paynenta i by taxpayar* of |J 1,000,000,'taa» payer* got hark these overpay* * ments eventually, after tha >Mf* eminent, discovered the m^Mkea* hut the taxpayer cannot nAy on the gnverninent to lava him from all h|* errors. ' The mistakes of arlthmetle favoring the taxpayer wrr» even larger • perhaps not entirely by coincidence. .S!l returns ara checked, and when an underpay* menL Is discovered the govern* ment not only rolled* the differ* enre, hut also charges Internet. Apart from obvious mistakes, many taxpayers overlook oppor­ tunities in claim exemptions and deductions, and other ways to reduce their tax. In order to help you avoid aurH pitfalls, this newspaper la yub* lishlng a series of artlcla** pr*« pared with the help nf tha- na­ tional and state organisations of certified puhlle accountants. These articles . If you save them,and use them along svlth the official Instructions that come with your tax forms • may iava,.yoti money. Y o u r first step I* to eonaldaf whether you should flla at all, and then what kind of a ratur* < In file. ,.. For laenme tax purposts. yen ere not required to file a return If ynur gross Income In ISfig.waa under |dno, or If you are.JA or older and hail less than $1,300 gross Income. Rut If you hgd,.income from self-*mploym*n(, of liOfl or more, the return mutt be filed tor social security Uut pur* poses. Don’t forget that lax or salary nr wages may have keen withheld during Ilia year by' yetjt employer, even if your Inromg was les* than thno, 1 and th* only way to get It back la tx file a lax relun. A common mistake I* the file By RELMAN MORIN Ing In school theatricals when she There were four Kelly children, Peggy, Grice, Ltiannr, and Jack Associated Frees Stall Writer was II. •We have so much In common.’ Two of her unrlrs were distin­ Jr.—who also was a rowing cham­ Grace Kelly Is supremely Amer- guished figure* In the thcatrr. pion. They grew up together In a lean, an actress. Ihe daughter of Gfnrgp Kelly, a playwright, won close, warm relationship. a brick layer. Her fiance. Trincr a Pulltrer Prise for his play In this respect, the background Rainier 1/tula Maxenre Bertrand the famous "Virginia Judge" ol of the bride Is vastly different from Prince Ralnltr. lie hid one Grimaldi, I* a Latin, the absolute vaudeville. mnnsrch of Monaco, the descehd- Yet, slid got no encouragement sister, Antoinette, who does not ant nt princes. for her ambition, Uncle George, live In Monaco, He was reared In a lioronm for example, said he didn't want to They ire hoth noman Calhnllei. palany overlooking the Mediter­ sen her go on Ihe stage, said he She said he wants a formal church ranean, she In a t!)-rnom house wouldn't help her—and didn't. Her wedding. in a suburb of Philadelphia. .She mnlher says "We hoped she would rame from * closely knll fanlly. glvp It up." And her father added He hid little or no family life. "Those movie people lend pretty At first sight, no two hack- shallow1 livr*." grounds could seem less alike. Nevertheless, she persisted. She Bui Mist Kelly has been quoted enrn||cd In Ihe American Academy as saying sh# fell in love with „f n ram#t|e Arts In New York. A now division has hern added Rainier III heratiae "We havr so ,|ld radio and lo the flesidar Army'a rapidly much In common. We like Ihe television commercials. "I was expanding Gyroscope program, It same things." And If you take ■ terrible," she says « ns announced by M Rgl, Henry d o u r look at their lives, you he­ Today, she is at the plnnarln of P. Jacobsen the local regular Army llo in find more similarities Ilian acting sucreis. recruiter, today contrasts between the hlmwle film She and the prince like sports. The famnua Bth Infantry Dlvlbeauty and her dark-haired prince. Her father, Jack Kelly, was an' shut, nmv at Port Carson, Coin., The prince hai hern plrluced hy Olympic champion oarsman, Her has been added In the Army'a unit his intimates as a shy, snhrr little mother had been an Instructor In rotation program. hoy. Hit parenli were divorced physical education at the Univer­ Dlrocl enlistment for this unit when he waa 10 years old and he sity of Pennsylvania. Thry brought may ha accepted by Sergeant waa brought up by tutors and ad­ up their children as swimmer* and Jamh»en fnr a limited time. visers. He scetni to have slipped tenni* players. Mrs. Kelly regu­ "Young men whn are Interested away, as often as posable, to play larly took the whnlr hrmd (o In visiting Paris, Rome, London, alone with his pets. the Pennsylvania Athletic Club fnr and other "old world" plates ean now <|n so will).* serving their mili­ He hat hern quoted as saying— a routine of gyinnasllrs, squash tary obligation," Sgt. . Jacobsen obviously before he met Miss Kel- and swimming said. Tlie prince alsn makes a regular ly—"arlresses scare me." His snh This direct enlistment option Is yrta In Monarn toht an Associated routine of his spnrls. Press correspondent recently: "The reason he Is a bachelor that he ts very shy." So is Miss Kelly, according her falher and closest riends. "She Is easily frightened," he said. which produce* a limit it) per cent Sgl. Jnroh.cn said Ijr would hr- lowed to rlalm an exemption -for "As a child, she always held her of Monaco’s revenue. hnppy lo discuss complete detail* th* wife on hi* sepnrat* return. He takes silling up exercl'ts with any young men who are Inlrrmother's hand. I believe she's Most married rouples will havt seared of newspapermen and olh. and a brisk walk. Then he may citeil. Ills office is at Sanford money hy flllnr a joint return, evs whn want to look into her prl- ride, play tennis nr golf, nr do I’nst Office every Monday and as this "splits" *htlr Income to vale life." !*nme boxing. Rest of all, he like* Wrdnestfaq, 0:30 a, m, til 3:3R pul them la the same bracket In Hollywood, she L considered ;deep sea fishing amt swlrpmlng. p. m. ns (hough earh nf them haiLroronl, poised, sometimes laconic, a He's a skin diver and a spear reived half the tolal inennta., There are unusual cases,,hpw* bttla remote. Rut a friend said: j ishermun. ever, surh as those Involving "She holds people off to avoid he 1 line of hi* worrisome—to hi* capital loises. In which agjiartt ing hurt. She's a very sensitive Subjects—hobbles is automobile*, returns might result in o laving. perron " He has nine nf them, Including a If this Is a possibility, H’ lx This contrast.* sharply with a Jeep, like* (o linker with them and hr.sl In figura both Jointly gad remark about her that haa often Is a good mechanic. He Is consid­ WASHINGTON - Tlie Fost been repealed—"She has stainless ered a good richer, loo, but he has Offire Drparlmrnl has developed separtely before deciding wHMB way to fil*. u sleel Insides," Mias Kelly was hurl had several accidents. n device to say "thank you" when The Instruction* that efmt by the remark. "I'm stubborn." So when Itn decided lo marry a customer pops coins into a stamp with your tax form* give further she sahl, "hut I don't think I'm Miss Kelly, people In Holism said vending marhlnr. information Help Is also avail­ you rmild hear Ihe sigh nf relief The dev ire works hy tape record­ able cold or hard." from the Internal Raventt* Shy or not, holh Ihe prince an I that wrnl up from the prinnpall ing and *a»*. "Thank you for buy­ Service, wldrh urges you to eon* actress have demonstrated single , y's 4.400 native horn residents and ing damps." suit a properly qualified adviser mindedness, devotion lo their re 20,000 Frenchmen and nllter for­ i'nrial officials bar* told a House If you need mitsldn assistance,’ eigner* who Ihe there. For If spective rarerra. .*"!■"* Appropriation.* aiihcninmlllea the — --- —- ' —Tha prior* applied himself 1" Monaro has no heir, It revert*...ito f,nt " ,vpn "f ■ e«»« I been "rducaled" In read VWaahth* Joh of administering his pint l- rince */"' ,h*‘ f ' " ' *_ j shout I4JXK) each. They astimsled | |n>ion. D. C." itamped or typad sir* principality. Ha ha* hren died with two ,hl -« • ;•• " « » future cost at leas than $1,000 on rnvelnpaa, they laid. • reerilted with aapanding Ita vhnols. military service—whirh the Mon- j p ^ , , encouraging low cost housing and arsn* do not now have jn ( |r ,„ nivanred stale of da IT Winning The mLII taking considerable Interest In Its 'Hib 120-ronm pnln<> ri»prr»rnM Vrli»pm»nlt lllty palr|v (i mother financial affairs, Al L'hrlstmis, ev­ wrnlili, of niiirnf. The nrlmlMI m«rhln«* which Ihe departm*nl FLORIDA TIMES-UNION ery child in Monarn Is invited to personal fortune Is believed In he hnpM u))| ,tP ,hle to read adDally Delivery hie palace In receive gifts from romlderahle. In addition, the nn |r i|rr m>u and autoPhone 1737.W for- I the prince himself. prlnrn lias an annual Income nf matiraily irgtrgalo laller* hy Prompt Serving 7 He was educated for government about $330,000, II* Is rich, bid ho c(|jr , 'tula machine already ha* In the stale sponsored School of never gambles at Ihe railtin be­ cause "H ,|ne*n'i amuse me." Folltirat Srlenres In Farli, While Monaco la Independent. It Miss Kelly alsn cornea from a has close ties with Franc* and the wealthy family. relnce donned a French uniform Her falher, John R. Kelly, was during World War II. He served on a farm boy In County Mayo, Ire tha ataff of tha French 2nd Army land, lie rame to the United States, was a bricklayer, burrowed IJ.ono Corpi. He Inherited his profession — to go Into huslnes* fnr himself. Ry Greca- Kelly hid lo struggle fnr the time Grace was burn, he was more than "well-to-do" Today be hers, Very eerly, she showed an Inter­ ia considered .% millionaire aeveral est In the theater and was appear- (Imr* over. Division Added To Expanding Army Gyroscope Program ; TODAY! ■K k l l . k point. At top I* ■ diagram of the tralo’e path, with the white arrow allowing the direction of the skidding care. At left, a train men's glove la perched ore:- the IS-milt-an-hnur warning sign at tha approach to the curve. Engineer Frank Parrish, 81, cUima that ho "blacked out.** (International) Grace, Prince Share Many Views S0U7P-* _■ Stamp Mpchine Is Being Taught > To Say Thank You' ru tn iiom ion...vou cAwxir MOT rOKlYlt! w m hoy's and glrli feel they art grown M.I3T I.EPT M CHURCH up." CLEVELAND on — It was only La Homa hai a lively and honaat money, hut whoever put It there rcipect for today’# youngilen. must have had a reason. 'There never has been another Mostly In hills of small denomi­ generation Ilka Ihl* one," iiy i ahe. nation, It counted up to M.M7. It ’They are more self-reliant than was rapped in an old newspaper, their parenli were at that age. dated last Veterans’ Day, They have more f r e e d o m , ol The flev. Anthony V. Mechler course, end they have to learn how found It on the henrh of the ronIn handle II Most of them are far fesslnnal booth it St. Boniface’s mure capable and mature than Roman Catholic church. 11a took parents realiie. And the things they It to the police. | "Moit parents today are about want moit are reipect, friendliness If no one puts In a claim, the four to tlx yean behind In evalu­ and truit from the older genera­ money eventually will go to the ating their children," aayi La tion—not suspicion and nagging." church. Use The Low Coat -■**. . -• *Homa, who |i Having the tlma of Sen ford Atlantic her life ai a career woman, a itat* she achieved after aome to yelra Finance Plan at a housewl/a and mothar, I "Our kids ara'growlng up faster than moit of u« reallaa theie days. ) A 14-year-old today la ai mature In outlook and acUvltlaa aa the tdPER 100-LB. CYLINDER to-lft-yearelds of a decade ego. AIUNTKIUnfMAL BANK The pace of lie fcaa stepped up. n o in s t a l l a t io n ' c h a r g e •» V - • j* "Much o the mliunderitgndlng and conflict In today’s younger gen­ buttMUmut Loan OcpL eration !■ eauied by parinta who MBERFDIC Kill treat their adolescent ten# and S10 I . FIRST ST. PHONE 1840 ’C».* 1 yfyiKjti daughter* u wbea fee , ■ Real-Life Episode Related By Mother i i hop* you're not going to Hart i By n o R o n ty nor. * smoking at least until you ire II." AnocUted F ren Women'* Editor i Mother to 14-yearold »on: "1 Son: "Don't worry, Mom. I quit smoking two yean ago." Thla li purportedly a real-life i rpiioda related by nna La Homa • Pringle, of Dallai and New York, i mother of two aona, wife of a i Tex** aaleiman and editor of a \ t brand naw magailne called Young < Set, f A CAR? W H Y PAY MORE? *S A N £ P R D BOTTLED GAS $6 oo SANFORD GAS CO. IN DINING ADVENTURE SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY . "Thg Country Club of Trotting Track*'* PRESENTS Hkhtyotstrlfleuel.-at^fydg Th« SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE-^- .There's hearty aypetiu-aukTactleg 1$ thrifty lunch** eod dleoer* t4 V ' Elbow MararooL Sea what t a . improvement it* rich, tm m y ( - r k — how the whole family I * * H I, EVERY rV N lN G FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM I1.S6 —DIHECTIONR— Tans Xagt ex 1T-BI al Caif*lb«rry At Our Big Rtd Arrow ( f MlMe B u t Of Tki $ u fw 4 Ortaade Deg T/aak Te Oar Clak “ •> r** k*awlftBiiM«ww.l „ '.M ----------------------- �Women Break Into Field O f Humor J H ________ I fTMtMt plctur* of raitas « u «o* bad thob Ut m te tho aorvieo of others. The contingent who arrived nt Seminole 4 «l Semlnoli Memoriil Hwpital j r e Usmoria! Hospital yeatenUy morning did -rom M U m ti -w a n tn n z fw T e d f r o * nuld-Laughton HoepiUl to th* braid ■oi have an opportunity to tour tho naw hos­ p ital But somehow thay know what to axminolo Memorial Hospital r had roasoa to amlla.. Thn took m w la U knap thaaa amfl fatiaata. they wore a war* of the d ra* « |N they woull o n la their mw te a . relent Wa ihnuM an havn tha aamn aiparl home, for aa each one cane la by ter the oettal remark wee, "J am ear* tor, not only a r t hospital daya trying onaa, but tha daya that a rt spent supporting tha tU d to be here". •where, la the mtada of persona re* hospital and all It maana to our community r medical attention, there ie an aa* sometimes become trying. Thou am lice of • that beeauee of the aew and bn* tha patlantg arriving at Sominoia Memorial I facilities, their Ulaeea would be of Hospital should ba remembered. O. . 0 0 f duration, they ware accompanied by aureeo, Rood Program Leeks Batter m a a, faith ia theae who have dadiaa Tha fliminola County Bead Program Is Unking knttnr aw ry day. Met Set Example And witk thn report from nor SnminoW -V i here an asuatple eat for m by othar County Delegation who attended thn lo ad lie Probably one that will ba a reufh Board minting on Tuesday, thn outcome is t r te traral over aad acoemplieh. But u iaavltabln. j ta n hare done, ee can we. Wn will havn roads, good roads, roads I t eeema that a new kind of civic race that will moot tha requirement* of increas­ I - the t v . making. . . V I . . Lewec, T --------TV.I . he ia Bel.,4mm te rU la­ ing traffic day after day. ta, a community of S*tbou«and iahabi* Lang has boon tba day slnca 91,840,000 k recently announced that it had wiped hss been budgeted for Seminole County Ita last (own debt, and le probably tha Xoada, primary and secondary. ^community in tha nation in that for­ There’s still much to bn dona bofore thn do condition. Now, Oreonwich, Conn., re* roads a rt completely realised. And, whan Re that it ia not only debt-free, but reach- thoan roads a rt started, then them am oth­ that goal a year earlier than Lewes. Aa ers that must ba widened, repaired, pavad, egiwieh has 47,000 tahibiUata, it has and Improved. moved a real flaaelal f a t With tha pmeant position of Seminole Thia la a wonderful goal for tewna with County, and its forward looking program of >flfvia pride te strive for. Unfortunately, for roads to servo a practically Isolated County ''tha tespayor, it win be a long timo bofore #a far aa adequate roads are concerned, wn O debt-free condition ia really widespread. continue to lock into tha future by planning ; However, H etsnda to reason that we and requesting. •heujd be tooking and studying the plans Tha drawing boards should bn busy.. mew by the City Fathers of those two ex• e • amplee. What they have done can surely be accomplished by a City that is such a livewire eae as ours. Spanking of roads — them is a oottlee e • naek that should ba remedied In.thn immedi­ v Today a man’s prestige is no longer af- ate future. fbeted by the olio and pries of the car he Park Ave. from 84th Street south, nar­ f t m t ee much as it la by whather he has a row* te such proportions that at times only iptace reeerved for him to park i t one Una of traffin can move and that very slowly. French Avenue, whan it la completed, will mllavn aoma of thn traffic hazards at this point, but not near enough to make thn highway a smooth flowing artary in and out nt Sanford. i Thin ia an Important projaet that should ba tackled by thoan who do thn planning in tha immediate future- Speaking Of Roads - Tl*t Sanford Herald • • • Outlt by association is not n new problem. II most have been discussed i n Biblical times. The Book of Etekial sayst "The son shall not bear the Iniquity of the father, and tha father shall not bear tho In­ iquity of the son. The righteousness of the righteous shall be upon him, and the wickedansa of tho wicked shall bo upon him." When efforts aro mad# to condemn men because of alleged activities of their relativan nr friends, this doctrine, which wm sound when uttered, may bo cited as aqually good today. g sombrero in the ring and gal?to* from stump to stump, elsmat Osy oe hie m irk set te leap, U Governor Collins wanin' off t California te nliy foot*Is with bward Hughs*, don't know where i tu n . Anyhow, h feels like w* a rt go- I te ban a let of good eleu (I ) ten u d eietumeat from . M out until election time, dtM we don’t bow what'e «M with the govtnunenl by f nme ell the candidates gel Wfk tailin' us we never win. In the meantime wl got the uMe Mate File end Florida Iwa Bxposltlon coming up that Urtsulre a lot of my tims u d potion to *ay nothing el the Ma Strawberry Festival PtaoJ- B et damage te crops Ineluding strawberries, Plset City eourageouslp r>«* ahead with plana for the ISM Florida Strawberry Festi­ val. This has always hues a color­ ful aveet sad will he again Utla year, H u rt win be strawberry shortcake for everyone, and tha rich agricultural area ad la a t Hills borough County win peeve te (ho world that refcae or ee freest eur china are up and we eau still pro­ vide the aatloa with luscious ber­ ries cold or ee sold. Maybe I don't know news whan I see it, but hi the Jan. m Issue of the Tampa Morning Tribune ! found two (lories that Impressed me. One on the boat page told shout Mamie lUiahower praising • New York State white girl for atteadlag a Nsgre school while ee page M was the statement of NEW YOEK IF-FreetleiUy ev­ erybody will laugh at i homes who leu down her dignity u d and makaa a fool of herself la publie. • "But If ihe triev to be feminine and funny at the asms time," laid Jean Carroll, "men and women both' subconsciously resent her." This curious quirk la human u ture. oho found, was the biggest ob­ stacle she met In becoming m e of tho natloa's highest-paid comodi- •nn*i. Misi Carroll, who avoids using praps In bar half-hour monologues, la a quick-witted, handsome wom­ an with gray-green eyes whe writes most of her own material. Har good looks have boon somothlng of t handicap, u d *ho fools that her oo-itage Ufa would bo eas­ ier If she ware the dowdy lypo­ or even dressed that way. But she firmly refuses to. "Men la the audience butinotlvely reseat listening to anything clevar by • woman, particularly If ah* appear* poised and weOdressed." tho said. "And tho wom­ en resent her,' loo, 'because they art afraid ths men will Ultra to her. It's a kind of Jealousy In thorn. They keep thinking how nice It would be if they were up there on tho stag* and had all those m u llattnlng to them. "Beth the men and the women alt that* at if grimly daring you to make them laugh. ‘ "The task la lo get them to feet superior lo you. to overlook the fact you are feminine, and thm to be to funny tbit (hay forgot your sex altogether. You have to do it fast, tob-ln th* first two min­ utes. And thay era went Uko • long two minutai." Msny comediennes do this, of course, by ridiculing themselves or falling back on boisterous ple-lntht-faca routines. So far Jean has heroically resisted this easy way out. ' "I have an aversion lo seeing a woman mika a buffoon of hsrsoU on ths stage," she said. Her stubbornness has paid off. Jem started by winning a IS ftrnl prise at tha age of 11 In a New Britain. Conn., amateur night con­ test. Now she earna up to 110.000 a week and has an annual Incoma In the ilx-flgur* bracket. For tho benerit of those who hate counting on their fingers, this 1* upward of Part n of alectlom, tha General Laws *f Section 118. POLLS TO BK the Stale of Florida applicable OPEN, WHEN; CERTIFICATE te bolding Stats and County aloeOF ELECTION. The polls shell Uona shall apply. opra st T:0C o'clock A.M. Eastern Section 1TE CLAIMS AGAINST standard Time, and shall cloie nt CITY, TO BE PRESENTED T :» o’clock F.M. E i.t.m Stand­ WITHIN ONE YEAR. E v e r y ard Time. The raiult et Um voting claim against tha City of Sanford, st each polling place, when ascer­ Florida, whather liquidated or un­ tained, ihatl bn certified by re­ liquidated, ihall be presented le turn la duplicate, signed by the the City Commliilon within one Clark and a majority et the in­ year from Die time laid claims spectors et tha altcUoa, one copy accrued or become du*. and shall being delivered by cuch Clerk and be barred and unanforclbk, If not tnipectnrs to tha Mayor, and the to presented. Section ITS. CLAIMS BASED other to the City Clerk, both el whom ahaU transmit such returns ON TORT. That aa suit shall te tha City Com minion at e ba maintained agalnit tha City of masting to be held at 11:00 noon, Sanford, Florida, (or damagu on tha day fallowing Urn *lection. arising out of any tort or 'tortious At suck meeting, the City Com- set on th* part of tha City of minion ih*U eanvau the returns Sanford, Florida, Its official*, and tha remits, aa ihown by iginti, servant* or employsi, or such rtturns, ihall be by the City out of any negligent act of omis­ Commliilon declared s i the re­ sion or commission on tha part of mit of the elietlon. Hie City said City, its officials, agents, Clerk shell, not Mwner than noon ilrvanls or amployes, unleti It of tha itcond day aftar tho elec­ shill ba made to appear that laid tion furnlih a certificate of alee- City was guilty of grots negli­ lion to each person shown le have gent! In aclloni bated upon al­ been elected. leged negligence, and that writ­ Section IN. BALLOTS. FORM ten notice of alleged damage was, OF. The form of ballot to he mod in every case, within thirty days 11100.000. In all City elections than be tub- aftar tha receiving of tho allagsd in­ Jcai has often teamed with such itanUally la the form of the ballet jury, given to' the Mayor of the mile counterparts as Milton Barlo, prescribed by the General Lews City, with such reasonable speci­ Joe E. Lewis, Jack Benny, Jim­ fications ai to time and place and my Dursnte and Bob Hope. of the State. lection IT#. ELECTION, CITY wltnisiei aa would enable Ihe "They don't mind working wllh COMMISSION SHALL PROVIDE city officials to Investigate the women," she remarked. "It’a *U FOR HOLDING. AND RULEftl matter. It shall be tha duty of the In the day’s Job with them."... AND REGULATIONS. ETC. H ia Mayor upon receiving such noUce She does admit to a slight feel­ City Comm lit km shill provide by | to promptly invettlgate the mat­ ing of envy for the wider freedom ordinance for the holding elec­ ter and lay the facts supported by male romica enjoy. tions, and prescribe rulei and re­ the evidence before Ihe City Com­ "They can imitate a woman tak­ gulation* covering the holding of mission in a written report and ing a bath or ramovlng a girdle, the iam i, Including the eanvau the Commission msy. after inves­ end evrryon* will think it Is howland return*, sod declaring tha tigating, make such m sonabla settlement of such damage* for remits. ing any defenses that may be Section 171. ELECTION, GEN­ the Injury suffered as It may available to It under the law In deem proper or deny liability and ERAL LAWS OF STATE TO AP­ such eases, and no verdict shall PLY, WHEN. In any case, where direct the City Attorney to defend la any such suit be given for any any suit brought for ths recovery there li no provision under this amount exceeding compensatory Charter or under the ordinances of damages. Said City, shall not damages to the plaintiff. be precluded hereby from assertof Ihe City covering the bolding Seminofe County Records the Rev. O. B. Brown, Negro pee­ Jtlleabelh Jahhenn DtBal* In Mil deeds ler of the Belmont Heights Church Kiel* inn L'ntp Pern Core to Catherine et God, resenting tha efforts et Mens Paul Deala el us ( • Orl P e l I s v A Olrstts aa ta Lonnie MeJ.-iin Alia It W Kites st certain white groups who ire try­ t'llxtnx *« u* O P turner s t Is C om a Bnk ing to "Cram (migration down Wellborn O Phillip* Jr tno ta La­ •i w r ther L'urlla Herne# et ux Ui'-hele PifliAls et u i to Olecktsa thn throata et the Negro race ia John Sorensen st at Is I.ewrenre Wksileyr Devin * Cn the South whether they want R or L Clarion st ua (onrrseiloni •A T ia ra cT in x s Ueeeelherrv Uatdeas Jao tr i p r r Barnett Nat Hnk ef J e t te Walt m ." Rev. Brown expressed the Hlrhemsrsr horn C Phillip* Jr feallngr, of hla people la tho pre­ Caeselbsrrr ((ardent (aa la I d - l‘aredlae Point Jno te Pnul Denis ward Koeh et u i sent situation with courage and Cataelherrr e l us Harden# Ins to Ed- Ire rt Thnrnhure s t ax »•' B E logic and h* deserves credit (or word R lllnrhor et us rervle et at P e d st lt el ux lo Oris H Bnodhis effort to make the Issue dear. Dork w i e t n . i . e V K ots arete el ux, naml for d»*d H Elite et u l la Clrd* W Allies Pin Co to tvilllom Le* ChtAnother unusual bit et m w s Meak ver. t a p r riant juitgmnt Herman et Ux cam* out et West Florida, tolling Wilbur N Uoodall el aa la Lulol Arm** Poreea of U a ta P a r t i silrhael Whektiel, lap nt een March*** of tho action of Circuit Judge L. Lulal March*** I* Wilbur M Good- Home Owner* Loan Dorp I* la. L. Fablsinski who sentenced a man all *l ux •"mla* **T 1,Bl,* ,0,M to flvw year* Imprisonments for L utie Ann* Wlltox ta Jeha Davit et u i . ltd deed ‘ l E f . . ? 1 ?.*; 0 ■ te Cert Le* starting wood* flroi. The man was Ueorx* B Whittier la a s a r t a * •r.emeem w a n n e r at ux convicted under the 1IM law. Wild- Robert W Lord et ax la Arlhar D* Withers fires set by irresponsible persons Vnuna at ua Alia# William*. J|, nan far* H Bentoa #t xl to P 1 G elhavn tost Florida million* of dol­ Herrr DavlS R Children, Orlande ta win *1 ax lars la lost resources, but this Is Prank Meeals II Chlldrea*. <|. orlaM * neardsn st ux ta Herbert U’Urleo ol u* the first time I recall anyone be­ MnwTUAona ing given a prison oentonee for E J Mbuahtoa Jr la Canf Alt Nat " w ® r a v L - i r r e T K Bak setting fir* to thn woods. Maybe R. T f - i y - i Luther »e ate finally waking ■Of f t n tfaVcV BLEACH would be unfa minLoo. People would bo aiklee oath othar, •Wall, bow did ifao floe tbs* ‘ t—aha bean peeking through keyholes?' ’* The 'bum orout ran|a tor come- Conservation News BY BEN m o u r n •CM C ssstm lM d, UtDA dlewea—at leant lady-Uk# coma dianoae — ah* said, wa( limited largely to auch topics at bouso bold matters, family situations, progmilv* education, and Lira eternal war between me* *nf women. Her own best-known monologue topics Includo "buying a mink coat," "A day at th* race track," and "Briaglag up hsr daughter." "But th* restriction* aren't to* bad," ah* observed. "Baeausa ac­ tually th# simplest situations lo lif* —situations which everyone caa recognise because they may hs\» (hired la them Ihemielvei — erg1 otll) the funniest. ' "Children are th* funniest things la tho world, limply becausa they ar# i t uBlahibltad and unstlfeooaeloua." Jiao confidently predicts th* rite tora et many more feminine start In the Betd et eemedy. "Wamra today h*v* developed a tremendous sens* of burner," sho­ u ld , u d amUlnily added: "They've hid to, la order to topo with their precocious childrra sad butbiadi." Th* flemiaoto M l CwscmUd* District he* progressed at I rapid rat* durtog INI. Fourty-four m w cooperates sigsod igrocm ata with th* local district to us* it* lead according to it* ccpkbilltto* cad to treat tho lead aeeordlag to ttc srodi for protocUoa osd Improvemost. Thirty-eight hail* ar cci plot* coll aad water craiarvitira pirn*, totaling ovtr tkrra-thouissd aerci, wars worked out with RECORD PRODUCTION local farmers cad ranchers during tho past yanr. Slnca tho district LAKELAND U* - Florida pro waa organised about alt years eison produced almost U milium ago tod of those basic toaitrva- gallons of frw;tn orange concen­ Uow plant, covering ever 41,000 trate In January for thalr higgeiL acre* have beea worked out with month on racord. They used ibodf I* million bulls of oranges. local (separator*, A detailed soils surrey of cO the land on ■ farm, by a trained soils SENTENCE DEFERRED scientist, la used a* the bails for TAMPA ut—Mrs. Mary Bhoullr. working out a kasic eoaiarviUaa firm plon. After a careful cheek n . was convicted by a criminal ef oil factors of each soil typo court Jury last night of second desuch as slope, fertility, permea­ g m murder In tha slabbing nf her bility, structure, and underlying husband, Clinton Should, si. In material auch aa day or hardpia, July with a moat knife In tho ,, oacb soil typo Is plsrad Into oat kitchen of their bar. Mri. Shoultt claimed self de* of th* eight land capability clan*s. Th* best land la dies 1 land- fens#. They had been arguing this land la fertile, level, aad about money and tho daith of i needi only good mioagamrat pet dng, customers said. Sentence praeitiei! ta ktap it is a produe- was deferred. tiro state; however, there Is ne clan 1 land ia this district, lo far lion districts in Florida and thes# tha class u laid is the bait land districts eovar the land In M coun­ In this district and tba class Vlt ties. Tho mslr. Job of each dis­ is the poorest. The flatwoodi er trict ts to assist local fsrmsrs and hsrdpsn lend and the muck lead rancheri In developing and apply­ all Into the e lm IV land cap­ ing soil and water eonssrvitiaiid ability e lm . Tba hlghar th* land plans, Each plan la prepared ac­ capability e lm th* more lotos- cording lo land capability and Is slv* th* conservation manures designed for a particular fartn. that ere necessary to keep tha Every farmer knows that his land productive. Th* major ahar farm la different from avery •cteristiei of oacb-soil typo ara ether firm. Hla lend ia different, aecm ary to beep Ua land pro­ to fact ths land la not exactly ductive. The major ehacaetcriiUei alike on any two flalds on t single of aach soil typo are shawa ea aa farm. That Is ths primary reason **rl*l photograph of aach farm why Individual farm plana aro by littari, lumbers, and symbelo. necessary. w In addition to the serial photo Every farmer that Uvea wllh*T showing lb* various-ooll-typoa th* tha boundaries of a Soil Conserva­ basle plan 'Clio Includes a eraser- tion biatrlct '(ah 'nblath ' i farm valion plan map showing bow plan, fret of cost, by applying to sach field will bo used and also a tho local district supervisor*. Tho set of written Instructions outlin­ farmer, with tha assistance nf a ing tha best or most practical technician of tha soil conservation method of carrying out inch con­ service, prepares his own farm servation practice. plan. Ths farmer tells tha taeblclSome of the major soil and in th* type of farming ha wishes water conservation practices that te do end th* technician discusses art being applied in this district with him th* capability of his la n d ^ ere: cover cropping, mulch til­ lo do that type of farming. Togotlage, crop rotation, putuiw plant­ her thay work out ■ farm plan ing, woodland protection, wildlife whereby each acre will ba planted improvement, fish pond manage­ to crop* or pasture guises that It ment, ditch construction to Is best capable of producing and move surplus water, tilt Irriga­ trailed according to Its needs for tion, and furrow Irrigation. Moat protection and Improvement. of tho aolta la tho Samtnols Dis­ Th* governing body Is made up trict aro either too wot or too dry of five supervisors elected by th* or good crop production; tharo- local farmers ol the district. Tho fore, water control er g o a d present supervisor* are; Ralph waior management le of primary Hammond. C. A. Woles. W. W.<t Importance ee practically every Ling, Henry Wright, and Bonner farm. Carter. Bill West la new serving There are m w M soil eenserva- as secretary for tho board. sun SALE 188.00 VALUE! $24.98 119.71 An Wod $29.98 , Mostly Year Around Wtlfhta Head Wonderful voltran to the** mem u i ywntf ate* ttyiec ta ■nita reduced to auk* room far spring mils. All from pur rogulrur nlock- 910.00 WU1 lay n suit tw ty l �C ru el Taunts Can Be Help THE SAN70KD HERALD Than. r«B, 2,1858 Slim Skirts Bring Need To Trim Fat For Young Ladies Musical Interests Are Centered Around Neighboring Concert Hipa art an age-old problem. ORLANDO - Major Interest in tha Curtis Institute of Music Even slim tvpe* must work to Florida music circles this week Philadelphia. ll« w it engaged by On* ef th* oldest and most unique keep hips and thighs from spread­ centers on the Daytona Beach aod Toscanini for tha NBC Symphony j of atl card games. Cribbsgc is on* ing. "How cruel young mortals be," Although most card gamaa belong exclaims an' awakened father, to famlliec-for oxampt* Canasta's of th* few xamas wherein memory Many young girla who've been Orlando concerts famed 'cellist the year of his. graduation in 1NL ,< not play an Important role. It wearing petticoats and full skirts Leonard Rose who will play with Rose Is Ihe first of four Inter­ describing the anguish of his fsmlly tra* Is Rummy—torn* have does la bast for two parsons. the Florida Symphony Orchestra nationally prominent guest artist* dsugh**r ; ■ to cruel jibe* bacem* known at diitloettr Rational TUUUDAK skill is to Cr.bbiie, tuck It that roncenl this area nicely ar* Friday, Feb. 3, and Saturday, in character and its .‘.it be!o~; •<* toWhit ahnrked that they look buxom in by her classmates. scheduled to appear with Flotitfa'x A!:a tilled Nsp. it n < TIm reiuler meetinf of the ' any particular card family. Thera oneNapotran. neve style*. Slit), skirt* are pon* llie youthful artist, who has per- only 100 pet. all-professional sym­ And bow right bo la. nl tha easiest of alt card games card games to team and can b* played by any pular now for school wear, and formed with nearly every leading Siainolo Chapter No. 2 OES will It seems his 14-yaer-old subphony orchestra this season,' Cuban have bean be held la the U a ionic Temple at Four make th* best gam*. trim hip-hugging short* are going orchestra of Europe and America, pianist Jorge Bolet Is to perform deb went to gym class wearing x played for number. I p. m. ianorallont Eraric md piqusf—France. Many to be with ui again this spring, will play the brilliant Silnt-Saen* the difficult Prokoflef Plano Con­ regulation clothes which ire pretty say that Ecarta, another although the crinoline allhouatt* Cello Concerto No. 1 Friday night Tlie Wialer Park Garden Club'* by tho great experts revealing. What happens? Poor cert No. 1 in February, Violinist good game for two parsons, ts th* still gnea to partita. aanjal Garden Tour will be held masaei el a French In Daytona's Peabody Auditorium Alexander Schneider will play a girl has a apat with her best friend cousin of th* American By DOROTHY BOE nation while c.i-a leaving at 1 pm. from Ala* and alack for th# girl who and Saturday in Orlindo Municipal Beethoven and a Moiart concerto a, tew days later and is startled the so-called gam* of Euchr*. Piquet ts on* el tha the Wuman'a Club on Interlachen Associated Press Women's Editor by a retaliation of "flat-chested.” fastest moving two handed games must cope with a good glimpse Auditorium. on the same program In March and upper class Most girls have some figure pro­ Avenue, where ticket! and Iraniand was a special favorite of of Mn* that have been hurled In * a h a v a known Frink Miller, a noted 'celllil him­ the newest sensation In th* concert Ih* Emperor Napoleon. portatlon will b« available. The blems. And If Ihe rest of the gang Ever since, Ihe girl has been tent-like skirt* now that this slim moved from Skat—Germany. Believed to have line is upon u*. Becky, a IB-yeer- self and a former coach of Rose's field, Rudolf Firkusny, will* per­ tour Includes seven gardens, end­ is wearing bulky fabrics, strong moody and depressed and Ihe en­ e n o car d tire fimlly Is worrying lor fear originated among the fanners of when both were members of the form Rachmaninoff's baauIHut c o l o r contrast and horliontal gam* fed to ing at the new Garden Center at Thuringia, a province of Saxony. Skat old Lousvilie girl faced up to It NBC Symphony, will conduct the Rhapsody on s theme of Paganini another. Mead Botanical Garden, where stripes, whit Is (he short, stock she will develop ■ complex. rerently she writes; by many card ptsysrs Could be. But how do you cope Hare ar* tan auch gam** still yn- la preferred Florida Symphony Orchestra In for Plano and Orchestra March 17. girl t. do? tea will be served. the mort blue-blooded WhisL It "l have a nice figure except Joying populonty In tho countries to with the situation Inquires tha is still a popular gam* tor thrr* that my hips and leg* are ton Tcrlloi' Roman Carnival Overture, Saturday, Feb. 4, at 1:44 p. m, The Service Committee, Seminole Local sewing center experts have whar* they originated many yaars County Unit American Cancer So­ the answer, G- ahead and follow fathar? ago. Note that th* United Katas. players all over Germany and has hlg for the new fashions, and 1 Tschalknviky'i Variation* on a over WDBO-TV Orchestra Mgr, ciety will meet at I p.m. at the 'he current fashion, they say, but Name calling Is not a new Idea England and Franc* each have tw* many sdhsranls in th* United Slat**. don’t know what to do shout It. Theme Rococo and the mighty 5i- David L. Cotton will present hit Spoil Five—Ireland. On* of th* national games. beliui Symphony No. 1. Both con­ weekly Meet th# Orcheilrl, rfo* home ef lira, Donald Bales, 1423 earn bow to adapt tha stylaa to as any Bible reader knows. Celine end Euchre—Amsrlca. Th* eldest *( all card gamaa, It is charac­ Could you tel) me how to handle certs are at g:30 p. m, gram, this week featuring Marfia suit your own flguro. Remember Olrls who've hid the experience former Forest Drive. th* problem" terised by w-ida-epan play. Derived la an ancient gam* that du* being on the Catharine Wheel 'Cellist Rose actually n u brought Lee Harnach and Simon BrVwo et from th* gneiant gam* of Maw, th* ' The Intermediate Choir of the that good fit- is the single most Im­ to an early printer's error is fraPoor fleckv—hut not for long. t. v First Baptist Church will rehearse portant thing about Ihe outfit you or thrown to the Hone den In guantly spalled with two s'*. Often (event* recreation of James th* I, If ahe's willing to work at It, up In Florida, moved here as a the percussion section, sew, and don't fcrget the power their Imaginations know It can ba aoniidarad strictly • child's gam*. It Is played by Av* or six participant*. ■he can put herself In tha glam- child, studying at tha Miami Con­ at T:00 p. m. a horrible experience— at the time. Conqulan— Mexico. Sometimes cor* Casino i* good foe tho onlir* family servatory and winning a Florida The Adult Choir of the First of optical Illusion. and actually on* of tho beat of all rupftd to "Coon-can," it is th* gran- mor girl bracket In a Jiffy, AH Calendar . State Music Contest at Tampa as Baptist Church will rehearse at Tho versatile felt skirt, for ex­ But now elder and wiser they say two-ha ndad gamaa daddy of th* medtrn gam** of Rum­ Rrrky must camouflage aa much "If only we'd laughed at ihe whole S p, m. Euchre, Ilk* Fokar. la supposed I* my. A two-player gam*, it is also as she ran to keep her in • fond Ihe "most outstanding 'celtlil.1' ample, Is now almost an entrance thlng—whe cares? What difference Listings And popular In those stales border­ frame of mind while ah* at­ At the age of 14 he gave a series , FRIDAY requirement for a high school girl. does it make if Ihe longue lashers have beep introduced I* America by vary th* Louisian* French, One authority ing Mexico, particularly Texas. Society News baltavai It started with an attempt Vmf—Russia. Similar to Bridge tempts her alim' Jill program. of recitals throughout tha stale The Fellowship Union of the Rut the circular felt skirt can call you chubby." and in 1034 won a scholarship to mike a generous hipline look even If she's hern wearing flat shoe* One girl tabbed "skinny" says to play Spoil Five with * Piquet dark and Whut. this national gam* nf Are Requested Trllnlng Union will hold a supper deck with all cards below Russia has been called at time* that made leg* look heavier than at the barbecue pit of the First wider, if it Is not carefully bandied. 1 thought I'd die at first and did 71.12-card left out). Two to stvan msy ptsy "Bridie without * dummy" and "Auc­ By 5 p. m. The More flittering la a skirt that flti everything to gain weight, and then thev really are, a shoe with a wholewheat bread, pat of butter, Baptist Church at 7:00 p. m. tha lama. tion Whist." It is played by four peo­ moderate heel will help make her green vegetable*, meat or fiah or The Sanford Junior High school smoothly over the hlpe but retatai on* day ■ friertd of my mother's Cnbbag* end Nspotaon—England ple as partner*, lust ■■ in Bridge. Day Preceding legs look slimmer. High heels are cheese, one potato nr sain* quailwill have a dance at the Celery the circle effect at the hemline. said 'I wish I hid your figure' and not for day wear of rouse, *1my of noodles or spaghetti, on* Another haiard for the short girl after that I slied the whole thing up Crate starting at 1:30 p. m. Publication.' though 20-bslowers are now wear­ glass of milk, and fruit. The American Legion Auxiliary Is the sawed-ln-half look, which can —It was only the plump girls who ing them at date time. result from the combination of a will meat at 7:30 p. m. were Jealous." • flh# should wear a girdle, not bulky skirt amt contrasting skirt A silver lining Is almost al­ SATURDAY the cage-in type, but on* of the or swelter. The answer to that is ways present when you are a tar­ Ry VIVIAN BROWN few small blemishes has been itretch kind that lends support an overblouie In matching felt. get for a surely remark. Tha R. A.'a of the First Baptist AF Newifeeiarot Beauty Editor ruined because some so-called skin to a young figure without caus­ The Jumper effect carries the eye Take Ihe girl who was labeled BEGINNING Church will meet under the leader­ Youngsten often ire tortured by doctor worked hla gel-rich-quU-k ing discomfort. A properly fitted ship of Vanee Duka, Pave Dod- In an up-and-down line, without "buck teeth" by her friends Site unilghlly blemishes si the time scheme on a poor girl, leaving per brq ran give a nice long Una from losing the fashion importance of did something about it. A few visits gins, and Don Van Dausen. manent scars lo remind her of her • hnulder to waist. the felt skirt. You still get color to as orthodontist, hraces and in of thalr firat date. AT THE If Reeky la small, full aktrt* contrast from th* sweeter or blousa liter years she turned out to be Medical car* may be sought to foolishness. SUNDAY are not for her anyway, capeMost physicians will advise that beneath tha overblouse, but you ■ toothpaste ad help disturb skin. Young people The Training Union Bf the First look taller. rlally now when she might he Or take another girl who was often wit] lake ‘ professional e.l- giving up an overabundance nf lulled Into giving up her reducing Baptist Church will meet et S: IS 2301 ELM AYE. sweets, starches, fried foods, nuts vlr* rather than that offered by Many felt skirts, too, have a hor­ called "bowlegs" by rude students. pm . and some fatty meals, so appeal­ project, well • meaning family, relatives • RF.V. R. W. STOCKDALE, EVANGELIST izontal decorative treetment, runn­ She won a beauty contest In later Everyone Is Invited In Ihe Eve­ Exerris* and or massage ar* ing to young, will help clear up ' • SERVICES NIGHTLY 7:30 P. M. ning Worship et the Baptist Church ing around tha skirt. Choosing Ihe years, because she spent in much and friends. th* hr*t methods nf reducing hips. trim Is the best part of making time massaging and primping lega Disturbed skins ere usually ex- J011"* ,ltln ^ fy ll,n* et T:30 p, m. Walking I* invaliiahla in shaking The Fellowship Hour at Ihe First your own skirt, because you can that they looked like prise winning ceialvly oily. And diet playa a ,ruil' vegetables end lean meat* off hips and thighs, and if you choose a motif that will be flatter­ part in controlling overly active « • teeem m m iti usually during limbs in any Judge's book. Baptist Church will be conducted ar* th# seein'-ls-ltelivln' lypa, try by the Audio-Visual Aids Commit- ing. Diamond-shaped appliques, Other girls recite their high skin glands, which can cause , 'h1’ ''?riw1 0l" ‘,onr " m | , f *nil It and see for yourself. placed vertically, give an optical school and college day tremors pimples, blackheads, e n I . r g ed *nU ^ *r »rf ‘tt.° olh*r »u“ e*' tea at 1:30 p. m, If you have a plar# to go each illusion, especially when lines of when such remarks as "pigeon pores. Youthful skin Is llk.ly to Uon» ,0 hf|P ,h* »kin day — *chont, work, library, etc, MONDAY rlckrsck trim run from the tops of toes." "knock-knees" sent shivers become firmer and coarser, we — that Is within walking distance, the dlsmonds to the waistline, ac down their spines. But all of them are told, aod normal bacteria **y a mile nr half-mile of your The Sunbeam* and tha G. A.'a centuatlng tha Ipertd-walii look. home, it would make an Ideal ef the First Baptist Church will Thia kind of felt skirt can be profiled by the experience, they present rah kick up a fust on an say. After all. If it hadn't been for epidermis already weakened by dally sprint fur you. Walk brisk­ meet et 3:30 p. m. mada with a standard pattern. Its (he name calling they might have infection. ly twice a day and you'll he secret Is that underntath tjjw da been apared the knowledge that What to do while you follow the T n D « U 0 U C A n n TUESDAY , aniased (hat your hips will start rorativa diamond appliques ts a they were on the verge of a small tn melt. The Daughters of Wesley Sunday hidden seam. The top half of the defect. But being able to concen­ rioctor’i treatment? Do you havel I O DO n e , a ‘>° o n I In • rolled meeting at the Supplementary aierrlset might School Class of the First Metho­ iklrt Is rut to eliminate unnecai trate on It, they managed to Im­ to give up dates and dancing? Most young people manage to Wom*n'» Hub. all Civic De"*r1- tm-lude (beset dist Church will meet In McKinley sary bulk, Tha bottqm half of the prove it above the norm. and committee Lie down on the floor, raise conceit minor blemiihea while mcnl officers Hell for a business and social iklrt la cut in a full clrclt, ao that If ■ smsll-bosomed girl feels em- heiling them.'On* medicated stick chairmen and all Department your right leg up as far ns you meeting with Mrs, Ruth Lund- fullness begins below the hlplina. r> qulst'a group as hostesses. A mar­ Th*'final effect 1* fit en y flare, barrelled about It, she ran exer­ containing hexachlnrophenr, the Chairmen and Finance Chairmen, can, swing it over your left hip cise to help matters along, end antiseptic that fights surface skin plans were completed for the Ho* without moving your shoulders, ket Uaakit sale will be held. with well-disciplined fullneae. being conscious of It. can find built- bacteria, may be costed over tiny nil nl Rcnefii Dessert Bridge and Alternate with left leg. Do this WEDNESDAY It's a good trick to usa tha au up hrai to round out her gym suit blemishes so that they aren't no Canasta being held at the Wom­ ten times at first, lucres** as ynu go along. tometlc sigiegger on your sewing tlcrabl* when makeup is applied. ans Club on Fch. 20 at A P M. The Catholic Womans Club will machine to etltch down the rick- or evening dreas. The "rock-a-by#" Is anollift Mrs. W . C. Wilesand Mrs Met You'll want to lie careful about hold a benefit Card Party at I rack trim. Experiment on a scrap popular *xercis# for alrndi-riiing la Starke will lie Die genrral p. m. In Die Mayfair Inn. Every­ makeup though If Ihe doctor i-1-al-m-n nf the narlv, with Mrs youthful hip*. Sit the flour, one la asked to bring their own of fabric until you get the ilgsag hasn't prescribed a special clean­ poll vonr leg* up to your chest, stitch to match Ihe site of the C. M. Flower* and Mrs. Slnrkr In cards. Refreshments will be ser, use one nf Ihe medicated rharge nf decorations and tellies keeping ttie sole* of your feel nn served and attendance prim rlckrack. This makes the rickrark cream masks to cleanse away oil Mrs Willis Peacock will hr*d the floor. Wrnp hands around lie flat and holds it more securely. given. Ticket* ere on sate el the W0_rkL “ lnl° *h*. ".ltil*. 'he ticket committee, while Mrs your Igei *ud rock over to on* Mayfair Inn, Roumlllats, or from gently, then wash it away with a' lot Corley, Mr*. James Huff and sill*, then tli* other. Another club member*. clean cloth or apongr. Apply a Mr*. II. A Mnnteith will form the good exercise for th* hultnrka s the "srnotor". Hit In the same medicated lotion before going to telephone group. position a* with tii* roek-a-bye Final plana for the wedding of bed, and before applying powder. Mrs. John Rick and Mrs. R n Mias Shirley Louisa Tyre daugh­ Cleanliness is Important if you Harriman will he in charge of the and propel yourself across Die ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Tyre must use makeup during this prises and Mrs. George E Wells room no. your haunches Ynu can't go nn an eating binge to John Wallace Maddox, ion of period. Us* fresh ration In ep* will be chairman of the refresh just because you are exercising, Johnny Yeackle celebrated his Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Maddox are plying powder to the skin. Skip ment committee. (live up thns# extras for awhile lath birthday when hi* parrnts, being announced today. rouge, A special Invitation Is extended — randy, rake, pastry, gravy, Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ycarkl* enter­ The marriage will be an event Beware nf quack* who offer you to all visitors and to the general sundaes, and*. Or better "till take tained with a party In their home. of Saturday Fab. 4 at p. m. at new skin for Ihe ok) with new public to attend this party. lialf-pnrlinnt of everything, th* For the occeslnn the home was the First Methodist Church with gadgets and machines. If x-ray la heat plan for losing weight. Re eorated In gala red and white the Rev. Milton H. Wyatt officiat­ recommended, it la best to consul) Add crumbled crisply conked accented by blue lighting. Ballons ing. Roger Harris will ha organist your personal physician before you bacon lo that egg salad sandwich sure that you're getting enuugh In eat, thnugh, and that your diet adorned the rooms end were used and Davis Long, uncle of th* bride- submit to It. Msny ■ skin With a just for a change each day Includes an egg, slice nf In conjuctlon with the entertain elect Is soloist. ment. Miss Shirley Wal', cousin of the Dancing was climaxed with the groom-elect will be maid-of-honor Grace Stroth serving of refreshments, T h e with Mra. Dean Maddox, slaterF, E. Brecktnridge birthday enke was inscribed and in-lair of Mr. Maddox, and Mis* also decorated In blue and white. Cay* Stubbing* aa bridesmatror. Guestx In addition to the Im­ and bridesmaid. mediate family Included Wally Dean Maddox will act a* his rnpu, Earl Benton, Pete Nash, brother’s beat min while grooms Teddy Walkar, Oratory Walker, men ar* Jimmy DeBrln* and llcnry Cason, Batty Johnson, Con­ Zeddock Baxter. Billy Tyre, bro­ nie Brown, Rick Erickson, Linda ther of th* bride-elect, and Ran­ Yeackle. Randal Lavander, Mar­ dal Lavender will be usher*. cia Loechalt, Mr, and Mra. H. G. Immediately following th* cere­ Wm. E. KADER Yeackle. grandparents and Mrs. mony a reception will be held In Holla Holmes along with Mr. and McKinley Hall. No Invitations ar* L fir jftir Mrs. V. E- Erlcksan. being aent, but all friends end relatives of Use couple are invit­ ed to attend. Calendar VJIf I J Good Fit Is Most Important Thing With Self Sewing S. H. S. Young People Can Now Help Unsightly Blemishes With Simple Aids OLD FASHION REVIVAL; SUN. FEB. 5 CHURCH of GOD of PROPHECY P gJ^E Y g j Benefit Dessert, Bridge, Canasta Sixteen Year Old Honored Recently In Yeackle Home Tyre , Maddox Wedding Plans Told Today t Happy Birthday Flersheim Fkk «i t U m ( SHOE SALE ^ V ilu t lii! a 150 PAIR (pB A A on alA Mrs. 0. C. Gibbs, 111 Oak Avt., has Just returned from At­ lanta, Ga. whera she attended Ihe funeral of bar brother, Woodrow Wilson. ¥ t o io atom aaiN tw ooo i ST E P IN L IN E * For Valentino At aiOIN *t«" MONOIUIU lk4«k-.*gtl**l and •*'*► e e P .its W i'C B U Afternoon end eocktall hati for Spring have a aeduetiv* "com* hlthtr'' look. At the New York fashion showings, enormous pic­ ture hats of sheer black horse­ hair, tulle, end veiling were show*. BEAUTY SHOP • Coll IBM • .lorry Kicklitor BONNIE JOHNSONS IXert.fsiitieM end w t t * (swab. < 7 1 aa ^ FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK WERE 17 95 To 19 95 NOW 1 3 -9 5 • Vlrlyn H omo * i * * * ^ ^ , * Bonnlo Johi Wm. E. KADER Jeweler S it lav Pork Av*. K Phene UT-W i ch&U'lO£M. PENNETS SHEER STRETCHABLE GAYMODE ' NYLONS U lew Femaey-lwGed, HteyK have • mirvelaui effeal an yeur budgetl 8o whisper-sheer * ■no clingy, uiey j*vmand they'llii do < dtvoiUting thing! for your Ugs. 811m dork or ploin mm*. • p a il Spring shades. Midgt, Norm* Lobe to fit even woman. �i Jr Fw l Tttttft. t, ltM THE gACTOUP HCTALP REVIEW OF THE YEAR—ByAlan Maver Unruffled betna •*" Mm broke adf aid atud* led the yeohg deelae'e faew "Mental atthode W m y hagnrt ant," he eaM quietly. Mm felt that ha really wanted la help her. "I think that part af yaw trouble ■ay be Mlenee, If yaw bad a ahlld— m gMekly. •And rm aara y e o t keen them! But Mr right new yewre net bury. Tear naeband H geea iB day and yen ***»^* anaf^ayartMaWL DA "Why 7" Be oaks* H eart Upped M k M Me chair, watching her. Mm knew that bla walUng room waa full, bat ha seemed ready to gtoa Ana aa oaUmltad amount of ‘ Are yoa wtxmlly a quitter T" Mm looked at Islm, puxxled. 1 aaaaa,* ha clarified, ‘if yon drag a glaaa of Jelly on the kitchen floor, da yoa just walk eat <ae tba t" i laughed. “Wo, bat I p a * T4 be tempted," Me podded. "Dent Mama yoa. M would be an awful meae." "Towre tailing mo that raa la IMP far maao "Partly, a* Meet, ft taken two ‘ ‘ art af tba r* »r '■v.WMitng bar. Tall, ttr u , aacttad • Mad angry. *That*a why I caR - Moama uka Ana atuptd, adamt" . "What makto than aa dumbT* "Woman Uka Ana taka tbatr tnarriagaa seriously," bo oatd wv happily. “And," ha sold roughly, C Srdf" ■Oh, jmal" MM M d MM af her Jeh at the bnabe* yard, bar book* keeetag far Adam and then eba ■poke af her worn fer the Mead iak. "Wonderful I" he erted. "We bane hank at the hoepital ham" "Tea, T knew.” *1 dent know that yon eouM wk them, enacUy—the technu* iM da ih—but Mm Ooee, who at yoa te au, la active id the wpttel Auxiliary, aad ru bet they oould find thlnga fer yoa to da, Tou d only need u eey yoa were trilling to balp.” "Do you really think that would help aee, Dr. UataaT" *Tm not promimng K wi* eotva year d o m e e t t a problem*, Mm L aird," ho aald Madly. "But It wUl balp you to gat out of that mood you aay you've been la. And if your temper baa been behind your trouble*—• "Teel" She stood a * "It'll be worth trying I" He emlled. 1 ee, too. Com* back and eee me Ul a week, will youT Take the vltamine I've ordered. You’re too pretty a to loee your buaband unleea yoa want to." That acme aftemootu Aim weal to eee Mm Oom ‘Of court*, we can uae your the handeoma woman aald empha* ti colly. "We’ll go right over and tall Bitter you're available." Ann laughed, and watched with anvloua admiration Um way Uua woman, probably Um moot eocltliy eminent b*1 town, Juet smoothed era her blue ehambray ektrt and went out to the atatloa wagon with in. *Tbe hospital B Catholic, of eourae,” sold Mm Gore aa they drove along, "but the Auxiliary is noadetuimlnatlonaL However, wo all have to get along with the Skaters." ) "I'M remember," Ann proaUeed. (To Bt Oo44ll041«dJ think girl pstria's Tony Sailer Is Great Liffler Is Central landout Star O f OlympieGames L ast niuht ' s «AC« JCIe'aew.ll :m ntnrmer rcbpltb T. ■»- 11 lie T. •a I®.*® **S.10 ■to 1..11it00 * 1L ...nlil* CI-4) |M.I® >ellr USUbl* (!•■ ) H il l ® inv nAu»— a/i# Mile t . ana *4.4® 10 *t .«en0 icier Celwev i<Bl* Ifrtddle 4.14 Uufnjafn*<«•■) i n to • i r r i i hack— a mmo* t . r ij Xirrr FMiiy *1® I J® SiuoKikm Uuk* t i® aixTM mas k—. a/ia mu* t . at.a $ £ ” .11 «■ IMO 14. BO I I I 44»**4 llnrnthr *-«® j»nltjr Tulin* . M® <JUlnl»l» (1-1) M*I0 XHVKISTIt HACK—S/1B Mila. T.ol-a »**00ie.se »;« qSim.ia IM> !»«:» ■tu*l hanSl* I4#,4tf®# UNto HT* UNTRUE* IROT RAcr-r-a/l* MM*—Qr»a* C N*Uron, jrfiu Lou, r Mease* ja»fc Ceiyu. Dean Itorel. fhr nek, Rtiper Moui«. H»V Mu«»m*nt iroND RACB a/ia Mil*—«ret* n l^*e A Chemp. Meunteln Wet«r. lull .ttiw, tuimy PUh. *wmI tqt, Bint Lock, Kanesb, Weyell* COnTINA D'AMPEZZO. Italy IP —Auiirle’* g r o a t Toni Seller, hiodiome as a profile on a Greek coin and at daring a* the hero in a Weitarn movie, li the Individual tier of the Winter Olympic* with only three day* of eompctlUoo re­ maining after today. Sailer already h*i won the men's giant ilalom and ilalom, and lha downhill la itlll lo come. No one here doubt* he'* the greeted ikler 1* the world. Beit team performance — Ruiila’a akatere, who broke record* in the M0, l,soo and a.ooo meter raeti. Beet comeback — Scandinavian von-country eklsra, who proved the Runlana can be Iwaten In three event* to which lha Soviet* were touted lo win. After the world ehampionihlpa two year* ago moat winter aporta atparta thought lha Scandinavian* traditional domina­ tion of iro n aouatry waa i t an and, Biggcat ittiappolntmant —U. I. Mam eutilde IM figure skater* and hockey Mam. Moat of the Ameri­ can downhill and craaa-cquntry performer* would not oven have won a place on a European Mam, U the Undid SUM* M to pollah IM Uralahad reputation In wlnMr apett*. a whole now crop of athMMa muil emerge before the next gtmot at Squaw Valley,. Calif., In IMO, ( My CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN a.. By GATLB T A L B O T . CHICAGO (A—It w it a pleasure to walk Into Jimmy Carter'* ■JUKI, Pit. (ftw-A* his elderly drilling worn at Chicago Stadium trainer Bunny Jim PIMaimmon* aaye, Nashua probably la the moat Mat night. popular horse,that ever lived. The Ha had f.at lost a elosa official great bay ipeediter, sharpening up decision to Cisco Andrade, M, a nifty UHM fighter from Compton, for hla 4-yeir-oM season, receives Calif., who has been beaten only acorta of letters and greeting earda from hi* admlrara, though no twice la U bouts. claim M made that be can read Moat of Uia ringside iporto them. writer* at the nationally televised "I try to answer all of them." 10-rounder gave Carter the edge. said Flti, who truly love* the colt. The Aiiodated Praia card favored "I think meyba bla great populari­ Um N-M. ty comes from that match race Carter, ilttlag relaxed on a with Bwapa. Motions muat have bench In bla quarters, spoke like aeeti Um wia that one on telathe champion he ottee was. Three vialen.” times ha has Won thp lightweight An early morning visitor to erova and three ilmei he has lost Nashua'* living quartora-a young It. Presbyterian minister, a matter “Thare'e no sense getting mid— of fact—agreed that the victory you ean’t change a decision," he over the Kentucky Derby winner sitd quietly. "Andrade Is a good had Indeed been an Inspiring specfait boy. I've alwayi been known tickle, he asked Nashua's trainer, as e slow starter. 1 thought 1 what In the world happened to had him from the sixth on. I Swaps In that rieeT "What happened to him t" #Mewuiked him over well In the fourth. When I went down in that round ulaMI Fits. “All that happened to it wai definitely a slip." him waa that he got beat by thy Inf moat cues, e fighter who horse. I know they said MUr that ha i dropped 'such a dicialon would something waa wrong with one of be harping about it plenty. Carter hla hoofs, but If that was It It must have happened after the first took it Ilk* a gentlemen. Trumen Gibson, secretary of the mil*. There must not hive been Inlernillonil Boxing Club, told much wrong with Swept for a Carter hla looth bout was one of mile, because they don't run a the best he ever fought apd In­ much fatter mile than they did dicated he waa entitled to a re­ that day." match. It Is'evident that Fit! and all Deapita hi* year* in the ring the other* around Nashua sol great and age (he's going on 33), Carter itore by the result of the lwo-hors« still showed sharp reflexes In his lest at Chicago let! summer, feel­ first scrap slnre failing lo regain ing that their enlmal'a decisive six his title from Wallace (Bud) Smith and one-half length triumph In that last Oct. 28. v one settled all argument*. But Andrade wa* the official "None of us hid any doubt that winner as Judge E. A. Frenkel Mick (Nashua'a nickname) would and Belcicn Joe White scored ln run away from that Coast hone if la fayor 03 34 and Dfl-OJA respec­ they met again," said a liable tively. ' Judge Lou Capparelli fa- hand. “ Did you know that Swaps' yoreil Carter DIM, rider (Willie Shoemaker) wanted Andrade wa»loutwelghed 140138. to split (he Jockey's purse STARS IN SOUTH i£ H N /f J fO S iN M IU m TOP tC O P B R Fo r n o r t h ; B A O K t SCHOOL ICOP/Ha ttBOUHO/Na tte p P P t/H ' Hi* FtfttT > • VAP4ITV' ’• ^ V UAtOtf*., • CAROLINA, OH! OF 7Wg C O U H T t/t | B f tK Figure On Tourney PHOENIX, Aria. fjP-CalUornla'a Gene LltHer w it on* of the central figures In the S1S.000 Phoenix Open golf tournament today aa the country'* top prnfciilonala aet lo work again on the winter circuit. Flrit, Lililer I* the defending champion, and »econdv he auddenly looked like the LltHer of Mat year a* he recaptured his form In lha Thundarblrd Invitational at Palm Springi Mat week. The pride of Dan Diego didn't win tho Thundarblrd, but he boomed up from nowhere, after a dismal round of T, and finished third to Jimmy Demartl and Cary Mtddlecoff. Two night* ago LltHer went to bed with e virua condition, and *o did Mlddlecoff, but both hoped to be In fair ahipe today. This tournimtnt,-llk* virtually all tournament* than day* alnce Ben Hogan Mn't around to dom­ inate the scene, Is wide open. Demaret was the mailer of hie geme and psychology at well at Palm Spring*, and he ha* been a winner In (his event fiver this same course, the par M N — TI Phoenix Country Club. RAOOff M M AU I f 7 ft* *OUTHiRH iOYYRt HA* A VQRTHIRli ACCiftr, 7 e m p t i BICAUM r l t/MYORWHAUVCAMi FROM THi BROMX RH P i / a H t OF Hf* Hr KV-V W # rut BtLMoNT t/M TMO»m*R*QP\ -------- /-fcftf/r 7 Afttr* ##V H A vo*r t a t < j.i.oAt*Tint. HOOAN Hi HOLLYWOOD U8 — Pro motif Jackie Leonard of the Hollywood Legion Stadium haa announced the signing of middleweight ehimrlna Sugar Ray Roblnaon and Bobo 01■on for a rematch April 27. He said the fight would be held at Wrlgley Field In Loa Angrlt* *r GUmor* Field In Hollywood.^ Roblnaon has accepted an e iir eted 173,000 or 30 per cent of the gate and naUonal TV receipts, Leonard said. He also said ihe in­ ternational'Boxing Club would not b» In .the position of eopromoter and would figure onlj In the TV aaney. J t f te n Hi* victory, a r tw a r o r tH iH £ / ) A te # ARM townL FAH* Jb QUALIFYIN N.C.AAM 006H MtHTAL A lA P if. BUT W Dons, St. Francis Only Two Unbeaten By ED WILKS Tba Associated P ren And now there are two. Only /rollicking San Franciico and St. Francis of Brooklyn re­ main unbeaten In major college basketball loday. Muhlenberg, an 11-4 giant killer ihla season, beat seventh-ranked Temple 87-M last night, mapping the Owl*1 11-gamv winning streak. The unranked Mule* opened their schedule by upsetting La Sell*. Last night It wa* 8-1 Bobby Gall who dumped In 20 point* to pace the predominantly Junior squad. Gall had great help, however, from Cardy Gemma, who bagged 13 points and superbly defemed Guy Rodgers. The Owls' bsckcourt scoring ace didn't gat a field goal '■ mtbutir.’snd wfiundrup with a sesnt 10 points. That left the big Job to Hal Lear, who hit for 38. The laid changed hands 11 times IA the last 7 minutes, Duke, ranked 10th, w n another major victim last night, although not unexpectedly, The Bliio Devils were leveled by eighth-ranked Ken­ tucky 81-78 as Jerry Bird Ired af late first-half Wildcat aurge. Second-ranked Dayton, prodded by Coach Tommy Blaekburn'i obaervatlnn that “the test of a good team Is whether It cm come bark after defeat," righted Itself by wal­ loping Loyola of Chicago 75-37, The Flyeva were drummed out of the unbeaten ranki by Louisville Sat­ urday. Three other upseti last night law Fbrriham defeat Connecticut 83-71, while Georgetown clipped St. Joseph'* (Pe.) 84-73 end Adrian (Mich.) ended an 18-game winning string by Defiince (Ohio) gl-77, Elsewhere among the ranked teams, Ho l y Cross (No. 14) whipped Creighton 07-M is Tom Olsen, blocked, out ln the sicond round by Robinson last Dee. s st Chicago, would be reimbursed ha 30 per cent of the gaM, but wit” out a guarantee of any sum. This will be the fourth meeting between Sugar Ray and Rnbn, Robinson winning all the previous, on* by a knockout In the uih round and another by a decision in IS. Nevertheless, Rohlmon u u a 3-1 underdog ln their last match. The quick knockout of B?bo was blamed partly on hip mariiM troubles. He aald right, after the fight that he would not.box again until the situation had been cleared up. Red Sox Prospects Starting Workouts SARASOTA. Fla. tfU-Thlrty-nn# of tho beat young prospects of Bnston^tcd Sox have hrgun work, null here under the.eyel of four Sox roachea, , The rookie school has 1f minor leaguers from (he . Boatpq chain and 13 players who already are on the Rod Sox roster. Inrludinf »om* who have turned In good performances during brief stays with tho parent club. Among these are Frank Baumaiff - big pitcher who won I and lost 1 late last season afkr gelling out of military service, end bonus player Billy Conaolo, an Infielder. Olher top 'prospects Include .Marty Keough, who hit .303 with LoulavllM last year, and Haywood Sullivan, a catcher and former Unlverally of Florida football and baseball alar. ^ Helnsohn scored 21 In hla 31 min­ utes of play; Oklahoma City (No. 13) smacked Loyola (New Orleans) ul-68 with soph Hubert Reed can­ ning 33 points, and Memphis State (No. IS) trampled Murray (Ky.) 108-72. A 15-polnt, five-minute drive mushed a close game and gave Kentucky a 38-29 halftime over Duke. Bird had II points ln that span and finished with 29 to tie Duke's Joe Belmont for top honors. In conference games, Arkanias slipped past Texas Christian 74-72 to regain to share of the Southwest Mad with Southern Methodist, scheduled to meet the Porkers Sat­ urday; Richmond cracked hopeful Virginia Tech 88-80 In the South­ ern; Yale scored Its first Ivy League victory, -defeating hapless Brown 81-33; Texai Tech amolh•red Arlsnna (Tempe) Stale 113-83 In- a Border contest; an,| Kent Slate heat Western Michigan 07-90 BALTIMORE c*—Manager Paul Richards of Ihe Baltimore Orioles In tho Mld-Amrttcan. has personally taken over the Jnh of negotiating contracts arceptsbl* lo outfielders Dive PhlUey and Chuck Dieting. . The two hive each returned t^Jr BOSTON U»—Thomas A. Yewkey proposed contracts sent them by owner of the Roston ned Sox, says Jack Dunn, the Birds' aailitant he haa no intention of moving the general manager. PhUlcy reportedly wants 123,non (tarn. Yawkey made that clear last next year. Obtained last July 2 night i t the fifth annual Junior from tho Cleveland Indians, Thil Good Will dinner at Fenway Park. ley finished the season with a .300 He received a citation at the af­ balling .average. For Baltimore, fair aponiored by (he Massachu­ he scored 31 rum, 'had'otf hits In setts Committee of Catholics, Prot­ 310 at bats, and drove In 40 run a His batting average was topr estant* and Jewa, "The purchase of the San Frtm-i among Iho Baltimore regulars. Dicrlng, a (Mel fielder, hit only cisco franchise was simply a smart business move which also protects .238, hut he filled In at third ba>« Ihs valuable West Cosst territory and shortstop when Ihe Orioles for the Americin League," Yaw- found themselves hurling at Ihoie positions. key said. Richards Personally Taking Over Job No Plan Revealed For Moving Bosox B A ttr r y rtA M M A T g* A f t r to M m H im YORK ABBA. Ed XryenowaH of tho Herahey Bean became the Brit American Hockey League defenieman to tally a goal against each of lha five opposing teama thli aeaion. Watih, ^ HI GHTH B h fW M u (ncapt Soaday) utriaM. Mcerlet Lie. K***■«*, meed I" Him. It. k'a Haeyr. tlinn U rl ITTH MACK a/ta Mil*—«ra*a B UU. KanKon. Marked Ttate, *e«ro* arraeatbiilt. awiel Miwerr Her AH New Track Halted Stand* Vglet Parking Jw ry Colling* Mgr. lUMBER COMPANY 8:10 r» • varything thgy'rt advtrtlitd to b#** MATINEES WED. b SAT. 2 P.M. l 2 ? ? “ £•***» "S"**Alwiy* ln*«***• ™ «£• m u lt from I h t M*4(rh TRABRMAKKI �a d IW 1ISV12| WA T A Uhut Thun*. Feb. 2. 1931 THE SANFORD HERALD If H a W orth A aythln* I t 's W orth Advertleln* la CLASSIFIEDADS 14- ATTRACTIVE Three Bedroom Home. *3,900. Include* apptlinrc,. large tot whh tree*, on City »ewer. VA inmred financ­ ing. *200. Down. (34 00 monthly payment. Principle and intere*(. *7.900 for Two Bedroom masonry houia. Will be completed soon. Only *330. down. KHA Insured loan. Just right for reUremcnt home or for small family. LOW ELL * . om en Mil & Orla Window Sille — lintel* Flue Blocks — Cradle Blocks Real Estate • laaaraaca Orease Trap* — Pry Well*. Mrs. Lmsrme Mesaoajar, Aaaac. Miracle Ceacreta Co 117 Magaalia Ava. PR. 1* soa Elm Ava rh . 1333 —Factory to YewC. A. WHIDDON. t a T Aluminum Rag. Real Rattto Erakav V. E. Daugty^Rakr E. Wdhama Vcnetlnn Blindn Inclosed bead. Bag-proof bottom u i a Park Ph. \ m rail with plastic enda. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. Alexander ft Stringer SPECIAL RIEVICEa -1 PLUMBING Contract atul qcpalr work. Free estimate*.. R. L. Harvey, 201 Sanford Ave. Phnna 182*. THE OLD HOME TOWN «♦»*«» ***«•»**• By STANLEY e*'“ 1 CAM R E T U R N ALU O F*EM BUT IF THIS A RM Y B O O T IS P R O M S O M E A R M Y PO ST , i I'M A F R A ID / P U P , l'LL HAVBT TO T U R N YOU O V K R T b T H * J | p M ILITA RY P O L I C E - - - RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Conlractlug and Repairs , TV Service Center Rendlx and Crnstey Appliances 112 MacnolU Are. 1 Ph. 118 (ettertieartn. atotatoakRrik 61mm m i M a t C t ENVELOPES, meeta. invoieea, hand btlli. and 11X-U4 west kid St. Phone 330 Phone llffi-A. B-PeUraon,Broker !rtot&r * 5 *' -***’ Pro*r***jT* S t. ^aim# ,& *A f % % O H ,n o ! 1 m NOT* T H A T 'r Associates-• A. B. Pataraon Jr., Used furniture, appliance*, tools, West i/th 8 t P. J. Chatter son. Garfield Wil. etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart, lalta. John Musch, R. W. Wil­ U i East let 8L Phone 1<31. House cleaning, winnows, wails, liams. Haaal M. Field. A. C. Floors. D. C. Caldwell, Phone RAYMOND M. BALL Doudney, Land Surveyor. H49-J. Maektoe*. aw OSCAR M. HARRISON IM S. Park REG. BROKERS FOR SALE — at 7U East Lake. S. D. Hiibleyman, Associate Uuigwood. Two-tenement Frame Quality Rubber Btamwu 204 South Park Ave. Phene • Home. Larga let, furnished, gar­ Stock and Made to Order age. Low prlca. — 34 Hour Service — FOR RENT—Three bedroom home SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES with sleeping porch, 3 Jiving Contracting and Repair 3431 Yale Ave. Phona 2962 J. rchei, double garage, centrally IM7 sanford Axe. Phone MI3 cated. 190. per month. SC Case with Harrow and Front a Bedroom Concrete Block Far year Real Ernie aae*e: I N T E R I O R and EXTERIOR Cultivators, VA — (223 Down Payment Painting. Piper Hanging. Phone Cullen and Harkey, Reiltora BRITT TRACTOR CO. IM. Per Month P k 1 3076-R. Hullum 4 Walker. 1M N Park Ava. Phana tJU. Elseav IT-** Reutk ----Kitchen Fully Equipped THREE Bedroom earaant bloek Act fast to choose color* and tile. INMnUNCB -I4-B HEATING PHILLIPS 1-nu.iJiro home, landscaped. A. K. Shoemaker. Builder Floor Furnirrs anil Ctrrulalors Phono 1MI ‘ noon. G. I. Finance, hirdwootH H. a POPE CO.. INC 'honn 617-W. TO* Reutk Park Ave. Pbene 144* Piffinend Raton to I NEAR NEW HOSPITAL a Ft. Step U d d e rs ...............** 30 Policy boJden Three bedroom home on 3 b ti. Total price only *9,300. Can be VA FINANCING available. Three 26 Gal. Garbage Cans . — *3.9* M i WBUaaH 1*4 Bedroom home, large corner lot, Sanford F reight A Salvage t n — Me* A handled for *1,300. down. established neighborhood, Not a u 804 West First SI. project. 1800 Mellonvlll* Ave. Just completed masonry con­ Phona lMt. U S E D Playaround equipment. structed 3 bedroom tioma for Phone 327. . *7,500. Term*. THREE-BEDROOM Block limit*. Furnished or unfurnished. Rea­ ROSE wool rug. 9 x 12 with pad. 17—AtrTGMOBn.KSTRAI1.EWS NEAR PINECHEBT SCHOOL sonable. Located at 2403 DeRrasnnablr. Phone 343A alter It will nay YOU lo see US before Three bedroom home on Z lol*. cottes. Phone 1410-J. Fenced in yird for chlldrrn. 3 p. m. you (ui). Open Evenings and Tree, end nice shrub,. Total price only *10,300. (1,300. down A REAL STEAL USED FR1GIDAIRE In excellent Sundays. Eittalda Trailer Sales, will handle. Two Bedroom Hou»c. Kilrhen condition. (190. 2201 Sanford, Palatka, Fla. equipped Corner lol Near I.OCH ARBOR . Ph. 154. school, town and Churches. A few lots left priced it *700. A up *4700. Call 1039-J for appoint­ TWO Sectional Bookcases, nnu FOR SALK - 1931 I1UICK Riviera Hardton. It w H. Good Tires. Robert A. Williams. Realtor ment. executive Desk. Leather office KUO Equity. Fin.tnre balance Raymond Lunriqulsl, Aianelate rhalr, log fir* Gas Healer, odd Phone HHI-ft or 2279 J. Phona 1BT3 Atlantic Bank Bldv. R E A D Y FOR O C C U P A N C Y Using Room chair. 1118 Laurel *2.730. DOWN will buy this lovely Ave. * I M Xtn Three Bedroom Home with • ie<* • i VARirnEB^AfTEUNG 'JL4B2S2 1 ^ M J ! Whether Buying or Selling, tt will Fireplace, IW Tile Raths, Silt psy you In see Native and Foreign Woods • la CARS Screened Porch, Carporte, Utili­ t O J, W, HALL, REALTOR, See Tkern At BOUGHT SOLD TRADED ty Room. Attractive residential I .«» Fiona* Style Bank Building Ray Reel's Used Care Sherman Concrete Pipe Cm section. *12.000. Mort*a*« at 1:IX “Call Hill" Phono 173*. Sanford Ave 4 lllh St, t-1« (tot Weal 134k SI. Pbene J4*» t:"’i Home* —Ixsls — Acreage TWO Bedroom House. Pb. 3t-R. ■ >'• T A N G E R I N . E R - ReasonIble 19*:Jh BOATS MOTORS -IB Laura B. Or,l«r 10I4M. to.on IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Registered Real Estate Broker I I :«0 ask ('rumley A Montellk HOBSON Sporting Goods tin 2*01 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE 40" GENERAL KLErntH’ Slnve, ■I 117 South Park rbon* 171 H i ll .lighllv used. Uoks like new. Kvlnrude Salta 4 Service Phene 133* They Know 173. Phone 1638 M-3. ^ . . 304 F. lat St. Phona »M h BALL REALTY W A N T AD RATES Tho Followinf Rates ara now J. In affect w itn Pee Lina for One Insertion l*a Par Lina foe Three Iniartjona 14a Par Lina for Five Insertion* llo Par Lina far Each *1 Inaartloni. MINIMUM RATE! Me WE LARA APARTMENTS: room*, private bstba. 114 W- Fin! St. Roll*way and Baby Beda Day. Weak or month—Tel. 1423. Furniture Center 11* We.t First Avalon Apia. Efficiency. Pbooa 730-W. _________ _ SEE Seminole Realty for Daslrabla Homes and Apu. Phona 27. FURN. Efficiency Apt. 17-92 South City limit*. Slumberland Court EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. Staam beat, jrlvate bath, *howar. Covenienfly located. Across from Po»t Office. Inquire Man­ ual Jacobson Dept. Store._____ FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and bath. Adulle. HO. »ea Manager after a p. m.. 4QTt* West lit M. THREE ROOM furnished Apart­ ment. 2300 Mellonville. Furnlihed Apt. Pb. 432-W. "2415 ELM AVE. ' iormatlon. 101S-W. BACHELOR Apt. *round floor. 313 Palmello Phone 2392. UNFURNISHED Home. 3 Room* ■ml bath. 139. pur month, Mate Hit. No. 48. 2U mile* h a 't of Geneva. Mr,. Horace Johnson. APt T~One Bedroom, furnlihed. Cloi* in. Phone 616. _ SMALL uafurnlibed apt. Call 3147. Unfurn. hou»e7Monroe Corn«ra4»-J Flva room*, two-bedroom*. Childran under 6. Call 2890 of 110 W. 33rd S t . __________ ____ LARGE furnlihed single Apt. Water ajjrt lights furnished. OR SALE—Three Bedroom frame home furnlihed. or Two-Bedroom Trailer. Near Sanlando Springs and Lake Brantley. Mr*. Lalah Saurior, H. I). 3. Maitland.____ MODERN- Five Room home. un­ furnished near Lake Jennie. Phone O. E. Pennington, 333T-M. Seminole Realty FURN. 4-Rm. elean downstair* ATTRACT.VELY DESIGNED *Apt, Oil h u t. «U Park Ava. • NOT'A PROJECT! BUR ROUGHS Cash Register amt 12 Ft. Runabout and Mark 20. Adding Machine, tike new. Can he seen nrxt lo f.ako Mary HAVE NEED for location for Phone 1620-J -3 School, Supermarket, nstional chain store. Prefer sit* In suburbs, ARTIC1.Kb WANTED Soulhsidr. What Is your offer, ie ■FURNm m n i i-oto o—e» ae Need 80,000 square feet nf land. State ex.iri prtiv end local ton in Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prlre. Huy your Furniture nt tlerrv's paid fur used furniture. Call first letter. P. 0. Ilox 30R8, W’ari'hmi'r Kuril, Co., al imii W. 938. Wilson-Mairr Furniture Co. Orlando. 1st St. All nalioiully adv. fur­ 311 E. 1st St niture at warchmiia prices. SMAI.I.'UNDEVKLOPKD ACRE Hospital bed. Ph. AGE nr large lot outside of TO—RENT-~ 3002-J. LOST AND FOUND' Oily, for home site. Call I84B-R Immediate [wmrsslnn on this «eml-pretenilmi» 3 Redroom jpneinu* homr, Kitchen equip­ ped, Itllnd*. Ilrslrr, Oak Floors. Tiled hath. Jalocirri porch go to make up (hit excrllmt ntfering at tlo.Aou.tiO ('(impare with uthrr* anil you will rrenunire It's value. Surrnimdrd hy excrllent neighbor*. 4*7. mor­ tgage of KA50 ran be assumed, wlln down payment arunged In responsible party. We have the key. Exclusive! ARTK1.M FOR SALE 3 B R,, 3-ilalhs . CR rnnstriictlnn. brand new, *323 down plus elo,. Hunk Hcda ing cost*, Complete with lnnerspring Mat­ tresses, ladder k Rail. (Can be used as Twin Reds) . *90 30 W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO Kinir Size Hollywood Reda 10 Years IM1 Park Ave, Pktsa M er 141 80 X Guaranteed 80 lnnerspring Mattresa GO X BO Box Spring ........ 1139.30 *1.MM. DOWN Headboard (Decorator Plastic) 3i* B. R. 14 Baths. C. B. Nicer Unfinished Furniture serlion of City, *11.300. 3 Drawer Chest ................. *13.30 COLORED HOA1E 4 Drawer Chest .................. 17.30 New Two Bedroom Concrele Block 5 Itriwrr Chest .................. 19.30 Home. $730 Down, balance like Vanity T»b]« ........................ p.vi rent. Nile Stand ........................... * 30 .Mr. and Mra. Dresser ........ 29.30 W. II. "BUT STEMPER Bookcase Bed . ............... 24.30 Realtor — General ru n n e r* (Twin nr Double) Gertrude I. Dlngfelder, Asaeeiate Student Desk ..................... 24.30 Gny Allan, Associate Bookcase ............................ 11,30 Phene t i n 111 N. Park Ave. FURN, 3 Bedroom House, efficien­ cy apt. Included. Near shopping, church, school*. 713 Magnolia, Ph. it*. __ 1500. DOWN TWO ROOM furnished Apartment. Nlre country horn* with citrus 319 Mag. Phone *13 A. K. Ho*tree, 'and shade. Complete price *3.900. »ett*r.. R«* L- P*Ftan, Broker AwsbeUl B. Header son, Assoclata J. Alberta J. Hall, .Asweiate ITU at Hiawatha TWO-BEDROOM House, Kitchen Phona t*7l equipped, circulating he* er, hot water healsr. Phone 9131. ONE'TWO-STORY Knur Bedroom House. Corner 37 St., 17-93 Hwy. South. Phone IStO. AVAILABLE March tit. New Four Bedroom. 3 bath, unfurn­ ished borne. *133. month. Phone 1 I O - J . _________ r? 7 B a R B T A V t >OB8ALE REAL ESTATE WANTED ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Comer 2nd A Magnolia Pb. 1232 "Rod" Bamberger. Mgr. Open Monday's til 9 p. m. RED-1-M1X. CONKRETB Miracle CaeeretaI Co. 30* Rim At*. Pboos 1333 Haggniy Appliww** CaeUe "Your Wasunihouae Dealar" Maytag Waakers Coleman Healers . m 113 Magnolia Ave. Pboa* 1717. Chair Clearance 6 — Simmons Bed Chairs Values to $19.93 YOUR CHOICE .............. (3*.00 BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED froqt 111,200 to 113,000.. FllA 19—Swivel Platform Rockers Fnam Rubber Cushions. Upand VA 'G I) Financed. . holilered in Dupont Nylon. Regular M9 A3 value ...... *81. OPHAM A TUDOR. INC BUT - Home* «f RUl Individual!- Builders of Finer Homes for 9 — Siesta Swivel platform Rorkers. Small modem detyu Brute ay Farm Homes, Florida Living. ilfn. Regular *39.95 value . *44, Early American, Ultra Modern. Sales Office— 2*23 So. French Ave. Conventional k French Colonial 27 — Occxsinnal Chairs. Many types. rfcoca 3100 or 2M0 styles and colors. Reg. *14.95 value .............................. *3. BUILT OB Large Landscaped Lola: In Ui* best at nelghbor- hooda. Eaay Terms Mather of Sanford COMPLETE wuh *U the feature* you have dreamed about such as colored Gseer* I Ciertric appliances and colored plumbing ttslums 263*09 R. f AND avs'Jabl* at reasonable P^cvt with the belt fuunejsg 4 *rth minimum lown-pay- meat*. 2 BEDROOM HOMES C.U.S. CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floor* — Tlla Batha Paved Carports — Initialed 57595 148 Rtnc* 1*49, Sinlord'e Leadtn* > DOR Guilder «f. homti for over t.Mu COMPLETE C. J. CROCKER -.B uilder iha.Office: LJUla Venice LEAVITT k LANSDOIVNE ORA.NG i3*4 Wtllbssns C. Phlfflp*, Jr. * I.* St, Pk*M 1ST IB HELP WANTED !• LOST—Dark Brown Wallet com Umutfi important papers In nuSALES HELP WANTED - Full ner. • REWARD- Call Mrs. Hill or Part-time. Fireatone Stores. Lane at 1*31, 9 to 5. Established lernttry for Avnn LOST—Girl* pur»r with billfold and pictures. Keep money, Cosmetics now open In Lake Monroe. Customer* wailing fnr please relurn purse with pic­ service. Write P. u Ilox 973, tures. I’h. 763 or leave at Stap Orlando. ler* Pharmacy. MAN for morning papar route Must he able to post bond and S a u r n i r i t r B t R v i c a t o ^ a have car. Apply 106' West 1st or call I737-W. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, sties amt service. G. II. High, Oviedo, IIA HELP WANTED (female) 19A Fla 'Phone F03 3313 or Sanford 1642 W afler 0 p. in. Two Waltreisea over 21. Apply In person lo the Seminole Drive In, U~ OFFH K KMRFSIK3n - a 601 East Firat St. HAYNES Office Machine Co.. Colored Women r>*ed estra money? Typewriters, adding machine*. Represent Cosmetics Company, Ssles-Renlals, 214 Mag , Ph. 44. Write Box 13, % Sanford Herald for Interview. 14— MAIfTT PARIA1RS -84 WAITRESS-Part time 3 to a p. m. Evr-Bcm Beauty Shop Apply Celery Clly Restaurant, 5 In a p. m. REST In Wnrkmanshlp a n d Materials. Phene 143 CLERK-Typlxt. Apply Sheriff's of­ Ito East led SI. fice. For ALL Ynur Beauty Needs call CASHIER—give experience and Harriett’* Beauty Nook references. Write Rox T m Phone 971 103 So. Oak Ave. (Open evenings hy appointment.) The Sanford Herald. ' m 14- i p k c w . m o m -»4 One hour • Wash and Damp Dry 1X00* i u i i | and. flalahlaj One hour H • Wash arid Dry Fold CUaatog. w aaui. Sernas Saw Finished Uundry' ■ola County tinea UBS. Sanilone Dry Cleaning H. M. Gleason, Lake Harr. Sonthald# Laundromat Sealh Hide Foodmart Bldg. lambing. K rn k i Heattog IN East 13th SL , 7 t> • • C O N F U S /A 1 © , ISA lV I T ? stanl r im ( dm rtin-DM itweirm Arnos* *n tn PBUI I on l lo 01,110 I I oil 11:11 U:l« • lo * Prickly ITalt Dnulitr <>r Fnrlun* ix •»ih*,.N»*»-iDi« rt«nrt»i«om 111,nuns 4 r iih ln e with line Vi>h|« nf T.ionlijr S’atIMuna In Xliula John t>al» .S**a b'l-o* S' X(1»n drnucho Start r'limti Hue laonhardn W oilllri from tlnllrwao* \ > o • a,i.iri • ■ • • a t h i r HUrUahl Th*atr* H ian -u ll r ein sr V.ilionl l.»ar tan* nf Lit* a.or.r, fnr Tnmnrrnw OiiMOif Llthl Jo, k Poor rttinw l.«\« Hlnrr liori)- Slnnri Iti.liort <v l.owli t'honnrl i 'mioruaita )m I'arnfr ilorrr Mmira iioh rm.iif llnahwr I'*/ oorrol niiom tJS Tnur Arfnunt pear n Jackdaw* 11. reopla of Ireland 12. Suffer* I Scot.) 14. Family pet 13. Hr long ing tom# 16. Twilled fahrin IT. Catkin* 29. Mountain o f Theataly 31. Ventilated 10. Observe* 11. River (Bo. Am.) 13. Reaorl 16. French Revolu­ tion lit 18. Scold per* elelentty 19. Music nota 20. Btrange 32. Half 23. Warble 26. Of the Ande* 30. One-spot cent 31. Clrvee to 32 Solemn wonder 33 HnliJh daisy 33 Missile weapon 3T. A bird'a home 38 To rhnnM and gathec 39 Blood, sucking worm* 41 Donkey* DOWN anem poet 37. Noble, men Si. Absent , 34. Ou tlx* without ocaais official leave 38. A dull tabbed pain 20. Freah 3*. Rsgreta 31, Toker 40. Cea)um aUkea (aym.) T " T“ r" I a ,s % “ p io" rr rr TC- T M tn a o A Y ■ v u a ia o x:tm The Hh/inm rtoue «<ne Wnrie S i Alt * 11 Siarklt flannrt 4 Jit T w111« hI Hoof* I I I ■purls Hnoh a i i Miiilr at RahCain H'udeni Cliih 111* L .s a l n a StutU 11* Fodlt Plakar T U Hsakotholl flams I SI, It's I'anrsi Ima |4:ir At Homs XVIth Must* ie »x N a . s I4 XX l.a>m«n'i Call to r r * / * r IMS Hl«n Off Ml S:*l Sk INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Wm. H, Murray 111 Celery Ave. Phone iMI-M Cloaad Sunday tad Wadsaaday. w w & m IT FT JA t m % Tito Tim* III Tha Rh/ihai Roue CLASSIFIED DUPLAY WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel Will You B# Our G u M tf * ji ■;■ | mkm W* have teased inmt Rooms at tha beautiful Har-Lnu Motal ' . These Rooms ar* *val]tW9 Absolutely Free: i Rporls At A OI**t* J e ek t/'e Chelra Ills HarnlhE Pavoilote IKS Harmon/ Tima #:«x Wnrirt Al n l n . »I)S Stnrnln* Slalnitlee »:lx Her. and Thar* line Club Mile F e e * t«:ll (4*4 Club 11:1* Otmi O! Stein*/ ArTKE.XOtH* World Al Kean K*dla Perm Dltaox r r id * / Mitt*** New* S ir N n s Mnefe World *1 TT" 1 Id ilsc'ird I’rtvlsw | -iin T#4n Tlm4 i I* Ke*e mi nor Mi till m W y .'//, 7M X Ills w //y I w % IT -S A aro sb 140. KILOCYCLES MONXtSU ■If* On lis<sn Urasktrt Klirs SIsrkit It ■fine 1 Sana *#>#■ O bISs U Clek m IT For • period of 4 day*, to New arrival! at Our Naval Air Station STOP by and' Plok up YOUR Key at th* uffie* of J '“ Udham & Tudor, Inc. 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And y o u r amploysr- b .07* . . , , RnytVww taxpayer, la this Oops. lorTTt wrong keyboard. ■aiaada to asye a tidy snm U Should read: Well, w bat won't MV keyboard does all that's (bay think of next? 396 M Mollet Apparently Turning On Reds In Hopes O f Win 55 LADIES' LADIES' PARIS UMtodnllst Guy Moltet appeared tuning Ills back an the toting "A-S-D-g," etarts Communlita in hopai of win* M-XT on the new key* alng Catbolie support for his bid reloped by Algos! Dvot- to beeoma rranea’a first Socialist 1 University af Washing* premier tinea 1MT. the row ot figures at the Ha prepared to go before tba T + a m w + T ' instead National Alterably with n com­ farttof a t 1 ar I and going pact Cabinet list of 13 minister* and a policy statement thrashed ffida (1 rapposad to shift tbs out over the weekend with Plarfa 1 work toed from-the loft hand Mendcs-Kranee add otbar partntri ha right -filoce moat typist* In hie Republican Front right • handed, the ayitem’s The complexion of the Cabinet Nfl aay tba remit li 35 per and the reported Mollet platform pgr* production by the aver* appeared designed to woo eupport of the MRP (Popular RapubUeen IM the government uiea more Movement) as a subitltuta for i g , M standard machine! at Communist backing. Tba- slightly dretf soma | 12S apiece, Gen* left of center Catholic group la /W v k e i Administration, the the French equivalent of a Chris* M e a t's housekeeping agency tiaa Democrat party.' ltd ft wai worth wbDa eonlag coma machine* to the new Johnny Farrell Jr., son of the M fd at a eoet of $15 apiece former U. S. Open golf ehampion, 'patting some girls to work la an Air Force lieutenant In Korea. He haa a sat of golf clubs with if them out IA head Edmund P. Mansurs him and If the occasion presents pad la yesterday for a trial itself next spring ha hopes to quail* of tho experiment. lie (book y for tba U. 8. Open. REGULAR PRICE 29-98 CLOSEOUT____- y 'Including cashmere, wool, orlon, ohsunou a o a in h t I end each'of yon erf her* M pad reqstrad to III* any • u s demands which r*u. or r sf yon, mar lavs aualnet eald ■ o r Us allies ot linn. Krneet be entered anslnst you. WITNK8N inr hand and s*al •« Clerk of lb s Circuit Court In nod for Hsmlnnls County, riorlds, this 1st dsy of February, A. O. 1111(C1HCUIT COURT SRAU) O. r. IIKItNUON Clerk or Iks Clronlt Court, In nnd for Hemlnolt County, Florid* SAM K. MtlllllRf.t. A HONS Attorneys for I'lalnllfr MSti tC Ornnea Avenue Orlando, Florid* aOTICM OF AFIMOATIOR FOR TAX UMBO ( I M . 1*4.1* Florid* Statsts* af IIMS1 NOTICE IU llKItllUV UtVRN. T h a i Blsvlys A (Jsmhls the holder e l Ul* following certlflcsl* h** filed said astllf.r a ls for U s deed t o b* Issusd tli«r*on. Tim cerllfl* dal* number nnd year of Is s u a n c e , mih, fl.or mis, ll.n r y M. Hlevens th e deeorlptlon of tho pm peily. and ■, " Htcvrns, his wife. If mar­ and the nsm* In which It wa* »»- ried and If alive, end whose last known addresa and residence was ■eased *r* • • follows) Certificate No, St T«*r Of leeu- Havannah, Ur-orsla, Alice IV. Wilder and 1. W. Wilder, her husband. If •nes Juiy i,. A. n. i s i s alive, whnse editress, reeldenre and .u H sc R iir rio s u r f iio m m t t i 1 ,0 11 f e i. UO * T il U ,n s wood Foel Office addreea la unknown, Fiat Book i !'•(•• is tu at a Kiln SI. Jenkins Moran and -----, Flak Book I Fan* IS Horan, her husband. If married •l If a me In which assess-d n»s* and If alive, whose address, reel■ nora. All of aald properly lialnn •fence end I’nal Office eddresa is In (,'ounlr of Mamlnult, Mata of unknown. K. E. Hulli.n, If atlva. Florida. Unlaaa such certificate whnsa addresa, resldsn-.e and Foot b* tsds-msil arrordlnn In Offlc# adflre.e Is unknown, Allsen Shall iw tho pro party describe.I In such M. Jenkins ChnaU and — —Choate, er(l!li:sl« will ha sold to ths her huslmnd. If married and If highest bidder nt the front door of alive, whose nddrese, residence and t a s Hemlnola County Court lions* Foal • Office aiMres* la unktnwn, At Hanford, Florida, on ths flral l-awronra Frenkel Moran and — ffdadar In Ih* month of Starch, Moran, his wlfa, If married snd If IS fl which Is Ih* Sth dsy of Slsrcli, tllva, whose address, residence and Pnsl Offlc* address Is un. | Hated this Snd day of Fsbraary. knnwn, Ihs unknnwn hslra at law, dtvlaeea nr legatees nr surrasaora (Official Clark’s n**l) In InUrssl nf I. O. Rlarhnrk, de* O. F. iihiinuo N, rsssed, whnsa names, address, re. Clerk Circuit Court, fwml- eliteness end Fnel Office addresses •olt County, Klorid* are unknown. Henry Jueniret and — -J u s n g e t . kls wife. If married and If olive, whose last knowft and residence was Croton d ic ia l c ib c u it ok r u n itt- editress New York, Catherine p l i I IR AIVO FOR IRHIROI.K Fells, " • f — ~Starhurk, her UNTV. UHANCHRT NO, MM hoahand. Ifend married and If atfva, lai Adaption of ■■'dress, raijdsnca and J.IR BKTT COWtNtl list Offlc* addrssa Is unknown, ONORH TO t l T I I H I 'j r , r Ve"*t?, •r'*. — jui I mn m* OF FLONIOA TO I married snd If allvr, a RT COWING, whoa* pise* " h"** address, rsaldsnra and Fosi isldsnea Is unknown. A Sworn l» unknown, »«. * laa having been filed in Ih* e » Mrt.*— Orr, his wife, If mar. ill Court in and for Hsmlnolu II m *nd |f •••»*. whose address, tv. In Chsnrsry, wherein and residence snd Fost Offlc* addrssa ehy Pclltlnnsrs. I.FMI.IH R. la unknown! and If nny of the IN Snd DACHA if. I.F.WIH. Me o n L "n * n Lli ',Y <' dualises t eIraatecs a 's bn * ■sell to adopt At.f.lll tiHTT kknown heira, INO. a minor, theee preeenls e s .l u n .s e lienors, creditor* Irualo eause and requlr* you In leea and (rsnlesa: and All Parllee Id appear In ssld court on ths U“ v'"« •r.ClMRilRR to Hava Any lay of March, l i l t , to show ni*ht. Title nr Interest In Tha I why ssld Petition should Raal Property Hereinafter Be* bt granted, otherwise ssld scribed, totaled la Htmlnol* County, t w i n proceed t « parla. Florida, to-wlti TNR hn mr hand and official at Hanford, flsmlmile CouMy, Rag. Prices 4.98 to 84.96 a ri n n g io w n i v. t, O NE GROUP PRICE A% ■jK ^ a s - 4 PAIRS DRAPES ^ . 20 LADIES' < UNIFORMS 9-11-12-14-16 1 . 2- 8 . 1 8. In white, washable material*. Value* to 6.9f Floral pattern, row oolor. Reg. 6.06 OR LADIES SU P S AND GOWNS. IN BROKEN m t b h - < Closeout v REAL BARGAIN V PRICES .Closeout NOW. | / 7 2 price A J /. eacB SP O R T COATS 26 ME JACKETS All sued* k a th tr and aotM In horMhldat ■oft fine quality, ilppar eloaing. Knitted asL lar and eufia. SIZES 66-68.40-4a^464*-80 QUANI1Y , 8.4-8-4-6.4.3-S Rag. Prlcaa 82.96 to 86.00 WESTERN DUNGAREES Jadw to and aklrta. All eeaplatafy washable. In agaa 8 thru 18* ▲ good r a k a a t 2.M . ttk JB B K * In fine pin wale corduroy, a!* to new eueda cloth which 8IZES 36-37*38*39-40*42-44 .Quantity 2- 1- 9- 8- 6- 1- 8 ONE GROUP CHATHAM BLANKETS "FLOWER SHOW” 100% wool, size* 7*x90 eholca of pink, yel­ low, or whltab Rug and matching Md cover, T e o k n from whkh to ihnigit alao whlta, 100% nylon, waahiag machlaa waahahla. i ' ISO , 4JC M EN S looks and feel* like real eueda leather. Water repollent, wrinkle reale tant. PRICE ' _____ •v n n M r m jjm p * ‘ SIZES QUANITY BATHROOM SETS , *, SALE Light walght wool Jereey. PRICE • 8IZES 1 0 - 1 2 - 14* 16.1ft w QUANTTY 4 - 3 - 4 - 1 *1Reg. Price 14.96 e 17 LADIES' BLOUSES jatsrset, or demand la and - M a tM M M sse e sa sssse e sss* 1 . 6 5 __ | . | | tt.»u;L BBhVv.^,ry,ori;hiv.!?.* rtsial Beal) 1 5 AH wool flannel, pretty eoltd color*. 1 . 3 5 ____ j — | M Of Bras, Girdles nnd Panty GirdlesBy Goaaard, Life and Playtax. AT fiPEOIAL SALE PRICES’' AND COATS ■. . . Reg. Price* 8.98 to 24.96 NOW tv i i * dsrssssd, and ---- Williams. Wlfa. If livlnN. a a d If thslr unknown hairs at law. Its, drvlssas, grantees, as* er claimants otherwise un* ism. nr sllher of them. d*. I or ethsrwlss, whose resti and addresses ar* nnknowat SALE L ONE RACK GIRLS’ DRESSES i REG. i3 • O O mh o r / LADIES' JACKETS "Clanancra" yearly u le 81xaa %Vt thru 11 •Up over and cardigan aiyka* OUNTV itJDOXI1 COtST, I I * Mid Couit snd n r ? * s oopr there of apan F ls n t lir s sltor n sys on or ROLM COURTS. WtOISIOA. LTfl o r auu U bta d. c o t . ksfers tb s l l t h dsy of SUreh. A. P ISIS nr • dtorss pro eonfeeso will JTUN. UeoaMSd. bOTICH TO L-meUITORS lU i I’KHSONM II A V I NO LEATHER SUEDE. COATS ' Ona elsa 14, ona aiza 20.! Legal Notice U 2 LADIES' ALL "YOU* CHOICE FOR1 % tor It Hty • tear gorammant girls M federal ageaelee are UUng la to* foormoeih test. Twelve aUndard typewrlUrs. Tba ■ work ant on new keyboards, t M a t first glance Ilka a Oaphar'a nightmare. FRIDAY & \ \ ; Reg. 19.98 S /\ n r o r r> �7 Missions Start Woods Will Attempt Swim Across Lake ’ Th* championship iwimmara of th« Swtli and tha holdir d . third plica in tha world'* championship, will awlm Lake Monroe Sunday, a according to an announcement a m.g a today by Prank Mabana Jr., managar of tha Mayfair Inn. Jimmy Wood*, who boat Tom Parha nrl tuning tha English Channel, will atart bja awim 8unda**WMruing at 11 o'clock, leaving \ tha Mayfair Inn dock. Wooda will Savaral memhen of tha "ipaaeh awim aaraaa Laka Monroa and e lm ” of iha Seminole High School yatma, a dlatanea aatlmatad at tan t.m t>« featured at tha regular mllaa. ' weakly meeting of tha Sanford Jimmy Wood* la tha only parton Rotary Club to be held Monday wha haa camplatad tha awlm at noon at the Yaeht Club. MUs Biacayno Bay Ialand at Miami, a feat which took 10 houra In tha Marty Cameroa will offer a humort water. Ha eitlmatea that It will oui raiding entitled "Love n taka fh a or atx hour* to awlm Football" while I comedy skit, arrotaa Laka Monroa and back. Ha "Loin Ma A Dollar” portraying will make the awlm aero** tha five (ha trlili and tribulations of a mile area without atopplng. young man in love and broke will Wooda will be accompanied by be presented by three young men. a pilot and boat. The pilot will bo Fred Bill Jr., . Fred Bower and at “Buck" Babbitt. Ha will arrive at Robert C rm y, ^ tha Mayfair Inn about 9 o'clock Sunday morning w prepare for Up to thli lima, very little cmphaiii haa been placed on the hla awlm aewaa tha laka. training of Seminole High School Tha boat, Mayfair Inn officials atudenti In claiiei for ipeech, de­ aay, will carry food for tha awlm- bate, ilage training er forenilcs. mar aa It aecompanUe him on tha Tha Rotary Club program com­ ftra or ala hour twimming feat. mittee thought It advliable to give Wooda aaya, **TWe la * workout a group from the daaa an oppor­ far me In a teat ami preparation tunity to ahow tha fine progreaa tn awlm Laka Onatrlo July 4, a made In a comparatively abort m dlatanea of •» mllaa, which haa time, \ niver n«wr haw a«®mpH»had* Tha According to Mr*. Boyd Cowman, lang dlataiwa awimmar la a nauvo fjIg| ,pM wr| l0ma mimbtra of of Aihavilla, N. C, the dais hava ihown (mating de­ Mabana aaya that tha publta la velopment and the manner la Invited to watch Woods as ha which (hoy read their lines and makai hla teat awlm across Ink" have developed their stage preMonroe, Tha Mayfair Inn dork i* *rncc has been a revelation to her. located on Seminole BlvJ. Im- “Tha program promises to be mediately to the rear of the hotel. abort and different and full of It la expected that there will laughs which should bo creeled I huge crowd on band to watch with enthusiasm by tha audience. tha awimmar whin h« dlvea Into tha water at 1t o’clock and a larger crowd will be on hand to watch him when ha emerges from tho Taike Monroa waters lata Sun­ day afternoon. Speech Class Group To Give Rotarians Noon Entertainment • USO Group Meets To Plan Birthday Party Tomorrow A USO rnmmlUt* meeting w*e held hut night at which time Mra. Selwyn O'Neill, area director, waa preaant. It wai announced that Mlsi El­ la Tumar, Eastern Regional Su­ pervisor, will b* In Sanford Fab. WASHINGTON III - Tha com­ 23. A special meeting will be call­ mander of the nation's air de­ ed for all USO Committee mem­ tenu* said today atomic weapona bers U. ba present at that liras. IMA will ba Ilorad at Air Force ground station! and earried on da- Among tha buslnasa discussed wae the fact that Saturday, Feb. 4 faasa sir craft |» tha 16lh Annlvsraary of ths " tin day U net far off whan we ■N-tIonil, U80 whleh wai #iU. ------- -— - ---- f ” — salt have h t v i mtAnile . . L . s . a _ ' i ___ I__* — _____ shall atomic WtlDOm weapons at tn« tha .bllshed before America's entrance varkma stations In atoraga and on Into World War II and has line* tha planes In flight," Gen. Earle B. won world-wlds recognition ae a Partridge slid In an address pre­ “home away from home" for pared for a Sat aga eonfercnco of member* of America'* armed for­ tha Air Force Ann. ces, wherever they may ba sta­ "This contributes to our determl- tioned. nstlon to ramovo military flying from municipal or civil airports Tha anniversary will he cele­ as soon as possible," ha said, bul brated in Sanford with a birthday added that will come only "over a party and dance to b* bald at the A period of years" and «t a cost of USO from > p. m. to 11 p. m. A special birthday caka Is being W more than threo binion dollars. Partridge, commander In c'nlel baked for the occasion by Frank of tho Continental Air Defense Allis, U. 8. Navy, and other Command, said that whlla defenio cakes will be baked by Min Peg­ aircraft' ar# always loaded when gy Best and Mies Pat Cassuba, on mliiloni, tha Air Force has In­ junior hoteeses. stalled "all manner of control se­ quences" as guards against accidtnls. Air Defense Chief Tells Of A-Weapons # # Louis' Tax Trouble Prompts Suggestion WASHINGTON (* - Joo Louis’ income tax troubles hava prompt­ ed a Virginia congressman to suggest U might be a good Idea It a bpxar’e purse wai made sub­ ject to withholding deductions. A discussion of the situation c a n t up last week during closed NS door Ustlmosiy by Intsrnsl Revanua Sendee officials before a House Appropriations subcommit­ tee. H it testimony was made pub­ lic last night Rap. Gary (D-Va), tha subcom­ mittee chairman, and other mem­ ber* of Tho group wanted to know tha former heavyweight o rth o world had fallen l l arrears to Uncle Liquor Store Is Closed By Sheriff An aast side liquor stors was closed Sunday nignt for violation of State laws regulating tha ails of whiskey on Sundays. Sheriff Denver Cordell revealed today that Midway Liquor Store wee ordered .doted for the day laat Sunday night after evidence of Sunday salat of Intoxicating beverages wai obtained. ” 1 had bean watching tha place several Sundays and had warned them three tlmta to discontinue the isle of whiskey in violation of Ihe Sunday aale law," the sheriff aald. The operator of tho store waa charged with idling whiskey or. Sunday and placed under a 1900 bond, Cordell stated. Crowda visiting tha place looked like a crowded atoae eg ante days, tha m______ M The Florida Chain of Mission­ ary Assemblies will not ha*a n program In Sanford this year hut programs will, b* held la DeLand, Orlando, and Ht. Do,a this coming, week, according to a statement by Mrs. Georg* E. Walls, City chairman, Tha Sanford branch remain* a part of the Florida Chain of Mleslbnary Assemblies and It I* hoped we may have the Chain of Mil­ lion* program in future »e*ia, •aid Mra. Well*. Sanford people are Invited ta attend the aeaalona In our neigh­ boring eltlaa. Thle yeer’e theme It “Christ Behind The Heedtinea." Mrs. Walla la asking all inter­ ested person* in the .chain pro­ gram to set aside one minute, Monday at 9 a. m, for prayer. The Chain nf Mission* program begins In Orlando Sunday with services at !0 p a r t i c i p a t i n g churches. Six of the eervlces will be held In the morning, four i t night. The programs are being given In Orlando’e First Presbyterian Church beginning Monday morn­ ing at 10:60 and wilt rontinua through Wednesday evening. In addition to the program* present­ ed at the Church, there will be a youth relly, young adults' meet­ ing, tivie club addressing, and ■peakera visiting schools of the area. The Chain of Mission! program In DeLand begin* Sunday avsnIng with th# opening service con­ ducted at Elisabeth Hall at Stet­ son University at 7:30 p. m. Programs will be given In DeLand at Trinity Methodist Church beginning with an evening service Monday and continuing through Wednesday afternoon. Tha final proff-sm. of tha eerie* theca .will again be held In Elisabeth Hall of Stetson University, A young adult dinner, visits to th* schools, ami a Joint civic club luncheon will be added feature* of the Chain of Missions progi»m In DeLand. Speaker* for the Orlando and DeLand Chain of Missions pro­ gram will include: Dr. I,. It. American Friends of tha Middle West Africa, Presbyterian Church; th* Rev. K. Russell Carter, Field representative for Indian Work, National Council of Churches; Dr. J. Edgar Fisher, Consultant, American Friend of th* Middle East; Dr. Louis H. F.vans, Mlnistar-at-large for Hoard of Nation, el ' Mission, Presbyterian; Mra. Kowtna Dickey McCutehen, As­ sociate educational secretary, Board of World Mission, Pres­ byterian; Di*. Robert A. MeKibben, Superintendent, Dspartment of City Work, Board of Mission*. Methodist Church; Dr. George Karla Owen, Department aecrelery, United Christian Mission­ ary Soelaty, Disclplta of Christ; nr. A. A. Page, President, Pikes villa College, Pikesvllle, Ky.; and Dr. Charles C. West, assign­ ed to tha World Council of Churches to teaeh at Bosseqr, Swltaerbind. New Soviet Appeal Is Unable To Melt U. S. Opposition WASHINGTON tft-A naw ap­ peal from Premier Bulganin failed today to malt U. S. opposition lo a fiovlct-Amerlcan "frlendahlp treaty" which thli government holds to b* needles* and perhaps flaky. In a 1,400-ward m eant* mid* public by th* Slats Dspartment lata last night, Bulganin urge<| President Elsenhower lo reconsidcr tha W-yasr pact proposed by tha Huaslan Premier list week and promptly liwnad down by Ellanhowcr. U. 8. officials aald Bulganin’s naw message waa mainly a rehash of previous argument* for tha treaty and that he had not ad­ vanced persuasive new Ideas. Eltehowar, In a letter Saturday, had told Bulganin a treaty be­ tween Russia and the United States, merely reiterating peace­ ful behavior pladgai already In the United Nation* Charier, "might Indead work against the cause of peace." CORRECTION By mistake tha Um« of ths Tyre Maddox wadding wa* lift out nf the paper bl tha final wedding plana announcament yesterday. Tha eerraet time la Tab. 4 at 4 gb to* V M MatfcMkt A Holy W eek Services Announced Th# Rsv, Milton H. Wyatt, presi­ dent *f th* Saminol# County Min­ isterial Association, announced yesterday at the regular monthly matting of lha group that the Rev. Chaster W, Plank will ba tha Seminole High School chapel speak­ er an Fab. 9, and tha Rdv. A. D. Melnali on Mar, 9. Holy Week apeakeri at Homtoola High Reheal a n allied aa foltowa: Mar. 99, tha Rav. Fred >. Fisher; Mgr. XI, tha Rov. Mr, Plaak; Mar, IB, Lt. Raymond Luca; and Mgr, % tha Rev. Robert H. Rptar. Th* Rav. Prad B. Pltbwv new associate member of tho P in t Baptist Church, waa electad a member of the association. It was voted ta hold a Good Friday service from 11 till I on Mar. 30. at th* First Proibyteriaa Church with tha Rav, Mclnnlt, host pastor, In charge. Plans for ths annual Baiter runrise aervlce avert adopted. Th« time decided on wai five a teuton before sunup. The a*coalition president, the Rev. Wyatt, will de­ liver tha aaramn. The Rov. MeLnnli reported that the high school glee club had bean requested ta ■log, and that tha band would ba asked to play. Dr. W. P. Brooks Jr.,' la to seek tha use of tha muni­ cipal stadium; and Chaplain P, W. Kempaon la to see about a public addrcai system. The association votad to buy a Bible for the family room of the naw Seminole Memorial Hospital, and accepted an invitation to hava a luncheon meeting at the Southside Grammar School the first Thursday In March. Sanford Mfg. Co. Plans Are Needed The Seminole County Chamber of Commerce Industrial Commit­ tee la trying now io finalise plans for tha financing and consUuetlaa nf a building for Sanford Mamfeaturing Company, according ta #h;-ltft»tm(Wto*nt yesterday. by ths committee chairman. Definite financial arrangement! cannot b* completed until an ac­ ceptable set of plana and speci­ fication* are provided by Ran ford Manufacturing Company, said Don Bales, head of th* chamber's Industrial Committee. It is expected that the plans will be made available in (ha near future, It wa* announced. Several financial groups' hava been approached by Bales, chair­ man of tha Industrial Committee of th* Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, along with other commute* memberi but it has become apparent that noting de­ finite can be established until completed plans ar* ohtalnad. A number of local contractors has capresied an Intereit In sub­ mitting bids for tho construction of the building and hava studied tha preliminary specifications and drawings that were available. Bid* ar* being received today and will he opened Monday, Feb. 4. Morris MQ Ranch Scene Of Gathering Tlia Seminole High School facul­ ty and their famllls* had a gsltogslhsr at Principal' Harman K. Morris' MQ Ranch yaatarday af­ ternoon at 4 o’clock. A Fish Fry was tha main event of tha day when men of th* group went out on th* laka In heat* to catch tha fish. latar, In tha even­ ing, tha small of frying fi*h blended with the aroma of baked beans, cold slaw, hush pupplas, coffee, pie and *11 tha trimming*, Children climbed Into lha large oak trees which provided recrea­ tion whlla tha niambare of tha grownup crowd amused themsalve* with trail walking, sight­ seeing, or chatting. “Wa had a great time,” said Mr. Morris. Youth Is Charged With Car Thefts A lS-yesr-old negro youth was charged with lha Iheft of two rars when he wa* caught Monday following th* disappearance of Wilbur Noland'* car. Sheriff Denver Cordell said tha youth apparently waa taking ears for the mere pleasure of riding around In them. A car belonging to Johnny Hall wai stolen Sunday night and found abandoned at a night spot on Geneva Ave., according to Sheriff OnrdalL The theft of both the Noland ear and Hall'i ear waa admitted If ton ISm n H tar. l!'; i __ m l a ’ « v J-*,-',, Of Juvenile Courts H>*w Rezoning Request Housholder Addresses License DivisionI r Denied By Planning M inisterial M eetin g Tells Of Action!H 1 P . Judge Im eit Housholder apprals* th* Juvtnll* Court In ag address before Iba Seminole Count Taken In County Board Last Night t* ■« ty Ministerial Aaaoclatlon yester­ The Boning and Planning Pommission nf the Ctty. nf Sanford, tail night, at a special maatlng denied the request to re-iona an «ree on Laurel *ve between Ith nd Kith Sta. proposed for a naw location of the Therm-OTane Gas and Appliance Co. lh a area proposed to be ratoned was defined aa "bounded on the south by 10th St., on th* north by Sth St. and the West by Laural Ave., and osi the ei*t by an allay between laurel and Rim Avtnuti,” from an R-l to a C l ion*. A request for tha reinning was made by Rupert M. Strickland and Homar Osborne who repre­ sented (be Youth Canter located at 9th and laurel. Tha group of citizens originally purchased the property and build­ ing - formally used as a rhurrh building by th* Central Raptiat Church and proposed to be used as a Youth Center for Sanford and Saminole Oouety children Strickland and Osborn* wars proposing to trll the property and building in Clyde Robertson nf tha Thsrm-O-Tane Gas and Appliance Co. who had planned to tear dawn the wood structure now on th* property to construct a modem concrete block showroom and sales office. Savin member) of the Boning and Planning Commission wore preannt for tho Important disco*■Iona relative to the re-losing of tha area. Tha vota waa S-l against IhA raaonlng af th* two-block ***ty* -of taurel 4v*. Tho** for the raaonlng wto*t*A. t,7*ou and Clifford MeKibfchi. Those voting against th* iwtonlng were: Robert Brown, rhalrman of the Zoning and Planning Commission, A. L. Collins, A. W. lac Jr.. Jim­ my Wright and Alfred Stanley. The reason given by th* Zoning and Planning Commission for It* stand against the reionlng nf the area wa* that "We do no; want to spot anna even though It was a two-block araa and »vrn though it would possibly be an Industrial area within a year or two. According to the Zoning and Planning Commission plans are to consider the entire area possibly on out to Uth St. with th* possi­ bilities of taking in a ath St. area. Thinking of tha Zoning and Planning Commission wa* that If the area had baan monad, on e ■pot sons basil, such action would have brought back all of those who hid been turned down by tha ciUaans group on th* aim* bails. Chairman- Robert Brown said Ihit "Tha Zoning and Plann­ ing Commission felt that such a raqueat could not ha granted for nns Individual when so many had been lurn.d down on similar re­ quests." According to plana made public laat night at tha spaclal meatlog, tha Zoning and Planning Comminion will work toward a land iim map particularly tn bring Into consideration the entire area. Sailor's Condition Believed Serious An automobile, (rivaling out of control, craahod Into tho ditch on 17-93 north nf Sanford injuring tha drlv«r and pikctically de­ molished tha car, early ytslarday morning. i A 1049 Oldsmohllv Coach driven by If-year-old Thomas J. Killy, of 1304 East Fourth St. was re­ turning to Sanford about 2:30 a. m. yesterday whan It want out of control and skidded 106 fvat be­ fore crashInr Into th# Hitch. According to a Florida High­ way Patro] report, Kslty wa* at­ tached try tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Alr Station. ft la batisvad that Kelly Is in strloua condition sine# lit has bean transferred from the NAA8. Sanford hospital to ths Air Fore* Hospital at Orlando. France* Bollt, another Navy youth, only 17 yeart old was treated for cuts and hrulsa* at tha Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station Hospital and released. He was n passenger hi tha Kelly ear. The Investigation ef tha accident waa mad* by Troopar Thoms* C. Hodge* out nf tha DeLand office of the Florida Highway Patrol. Tha tovaatidktloft, according to ta ata day. Hi# driver's license division o f . "The Juvenile Courts of Flori­ th* d*p*rtm*nt of publia' u fsijf da ware created by lha approvlnf released today another rapart 'tog , vY mandate of the majority of th* driver's licensing activities, ThS* qualified elector* nf Florida In th* **ie la for November, -1911. - general election nf i960—and In Th# department said that IV fd« accord with tha constitutional vokad too llcenves In.that month! amendment tha legislature of 1931 suspended 111 and canceled 67. passed a taw astabllihlng Juvenile Added to that activity la th# r*» Courta and providing th# Jurisdic­ turn of 109 license* by th* >ar*ta tion and operation,” Judge Hous- commission with raatrtetloaa.. Driver’s licenses ravolked, entto holder explained, canceled, suspended, or retumdi* "A Juvenile Court t« not a court In Saminole County Include; of criminal juriidlr'fon aa wa to BAN FORD—Jo* Brown, tooSM not hava affidavits, Information! vslt McClain, Frank La# Whaator, \ or Indictments and there La no Isaac William*, Ravoked, Robert prosecuting attorney or aUte'a Attorney, A proceeding Involv­ La* Thomas, Suspended, l a t f Lolaeono gchaeht, Canceled. ing a juvenile Is not a criminal Ann trial, and all matters la th* Claud* Cleveland lOehe, Return* by the Parol# Comalaale* with Juvenile Court ara termed "hear ad Restrictions. log*" and not "trials" and all OVIEDO—Rhsll/ Barkley, l a w hearlngi ar« before th* Judg*— ns it Nolly Hlckao*. Revoked. without Jury. Th# alrtet rules - William OByif of criminal procedure do not apply LONOWOOD Bonach, Revoked. ■•-j . In a hairing before tha JuvanDe MONROE—Vidor ThotoM Judge, but mort ths principles if LAKE equity—to detormina what has Pattlngar, Ravolkad, happened and If possible ths two- GENEVA—Milton A. MiDwttye son for «uch happening and wbal Revoked. a might ba tha bait Irsalmant for rorreetlon of tha particular child," said Judg* Zlousboldar. i Ha explained that at a usual Tha Rev. Earls W. Vennum of hearing before th* Judg*, th*r* la Mtsml, Florida will b* tha avan* preaant tha Counselor, tha child, geliit at revival service* Fab. 9-11 iha paranla and aay pariooa who / a ; ; vv It the First Church of tha Neman* know anything about lb* facia of of Sanford. The Rav, Vennum haa the hairing. At th* eUaa of lha Just completed eleven signally suc­ hearing th* Judg* usually talks cessful years a* pastor of Central wlih (ha p am t* alona and with Church of th# Kaureq*>to MUml. tha child alone, Altar aH of tha toJh q Jario ’t church la Florida.•( format lea gath— i . 'hum--the Naieren* connection. hearing, Dm talks and th* pra- hard WAT toriteJ -to opv«u Whlla thara war* nine other Investigation, It then becomes meeting' a* hyaatntK control to churches organised foom Canlral the duty of Hw Judg* to mala a Deland Tuesday night, Fab. V. Together with cemmlaatoateA Church of ibo Naaareno It contin­ decision. ued to grow under the aggressive Raid Judge Housholder, "In tha from Lake and Volusia Count!a* leadership of Pastor Vennum. Juvtnile Court, In discharging his lha lamlnol* officiate will hear an Operating a flaat of soven huso* commission, the ludga Is neither explanation af tha atata project In la transport an average attendance umpire nor arbiter; ha Is tha one hyacinth destruction. Florida* leak of sU hundred Sunday School person who represents hit com­ lenlslatura voted a sum of tM tf srbolsrs was hut one of the many munity ss ‘parens Palrtsl1—who 000 for tha work which la to b* mains at being “all things to all may act with th# parents, or, carrlad aa aa a cooparatlva plan min that ya may win soma.” Rav. when necessary, even la th# plaea with tha varies* sauntlas. Pm* Vennum will begin thli eight-day of ihtm to bring about behavior •onnal and spraying aqolpmaM ar* being furnished by tha stojp revival campaign this Sunday more desirable.” morning by speaking at Its* 10:46 . As a Judge In a Juvenile court, with chemicals provided by tho In­ h* does imH administer criminal dividual cauntisa. ( a.m. worship service. , Service* will continue; every law nr enter x Judgment of for­ Naw equipment placed Into aar# night at T:» p m. through Sunday feiture nr penal servitude. Tha vies by th* Gams and Fresh Wat­ Feb. It. Pastor Spear Invite* child before him Is not a defen­ er Fish Cammlaalan Ineludas tWW Christiana of at| faiths lo enjoy old dant. Thara la lo be no convletloa, airplane* and all alrbeat*. lyray laihlonad singing, both special and no sintence. Thor# Is to b* no boats hava bean in naa far lifelong stigma of a criminal ra- time. Tha yrinclpal chemical U**4 congregational. A ntwisry will h« provided for cord. In lha JuvaaIJa Court tha In hyacinth control1la 84-D, wkiffc all services and courteous nshen Judg* administers aqtUly; and camea tbs plants to dating thawaccelerated will assist wary possible conven the child, *1111 Immature and un- aelvta t h r o u g h abla to taka hla place before tha inline*. law as an adult, la Uu recipient growth. of consideration nf guidance, and Tuesday night's masting will bn of correction. Th* stab* la no concerned with the apedal w*b# las* than the aavlng nf a human tern* of tho fit, Johns River valley. being at a lima more favorable Th* rivar'a d*#p water channel ,1* than any other In an uncertain fu­ kept open by United States Mglnaera bat thslr activities da **A ture, ha explained. "I am eonvlneed,” said Judge extend to tha smaller tributaries Housholder, "after my experience and gemafleh epawalag areas. Funeral service* for Mr*. Pearl aa your Juvenile Judg* that you Typical 'af tha It, Johns pro­ M. Rnu, wire of Tambeet-M. Rn^a a a Minister* and Praachara If blems la that of lha Volusia-Lak* of: Grants, M. M., will h* held th* Christian Faith tbculd have County situation In which many t i Sunday at I p. m. at Rriisou Fun­ a closer relationship with ths th* It. Johns tribute rise used by eral Hama with th* Rev. Milton H. problem! of tha erring youth aa Veluala County eportaracn a rt Wyatt officiating. Burial will ba In they are disclosed to Juvenile actually within tha limits of Lake Court hairing*. Bo I am opening County althougk a long distance E m i r o n Camatary. Mrs. Rosa had lived in' Grant* tha Juvenile Court to lha Mla- from Lake Couaty population can­ for (he past 20 yeari whir* aha Istara of Raminolc County, t want ters. was an active worker In the Com­ to Invite you and urge you to Tha Tuesday meeting will b* munity Church, At the lima of attend lha sessloni ai you may sponsored by th* Volusia Count/. bar death aha waa president of become better acquainted with tha Wildlife Aeaaristlon, according to problems and carry th* manage tha Pilot Club. Dr. H. R. Wilber, chairman of th* Sha had lived mn*l nf har life lo your people. aiaoclatlon'a board of director*. . "I am convinced from mg ex­ In Sanford teaching In tha school* periences with our children In th* and served ai principal for tha Sanford Grammar School for 10 ag* group nf our Juvenile Court, years. Rh* was active In ehurrh that a program of prevention or work aa a member of th# First delinquency I* tha goal to atrlvi Methodist Church her* and a for rather than wait for correc­ loved member of tbe Daughter* tional manures In th* Juvenile of Wesley Sunday School Clan. A Court. Wa should hava better r*An strident, Wsdiwiday night, member nf Seminal* Chaptor No. creational facilities and program* >, OKS, Mra. Rosa held tha till* and ronatanlly itriv* for, until ihortly after f o'clock, a* South* roaliiad, a fully aqulppad Youth aa peat matron. wa.t Road raaultad to eharg** Survivors beildei her husband Canter, staffed with wall quali­ Include two alitor*. Mra. W. R. fied director* and Enitructora. Un­ ci releii and negligent driving gf as drlvlag whlla Intoxicated Thorton of Sanford, Mrs, B. E. til this la arcompllahad I teal sura wall Haley, Lakeland; Ihre* brothers, ■ program of love and understand­ being placed again a 33-yaar-nld Freeman J. tlunlcr, Vero Beach; ing between our children and our negro driver. Jamas TV Hunter, Minneapolis, adults will greatly halp to eli­ According to tha accident rtfo ri \ Minn.; Clarenc* M. Hunter, Win­ minate youthful errors that re­ of tha Sanford Police Departments ter Park; and savaral nlecas and sult I* delinquency and 1 am a parked automobile, awited W preaching this program «very- Alfreds Walla an, «-y*aroid m m V nephews. \ Acllva pallbearer* will be O. P. whara I go and avarynrtteiw I beauty parlor operator af t o w , Herndon, (I. M. Shipp, K. K. chance to apeak. This program inr IS It., was hit b / Alfred'Aitorl Joneq. Joder Cameron, Id Reuth, mar* lotto and undentsadlog will Smith, driver ad a 19*7 ~ ' ‘ not coat any mooay, only warh Th* Mpr* aiddto, and Jo* Aiurtlln. Honorary pallbearers ar* CJau '# and effort and 1 tail upon you aa j* ia to* parted car, Herndon, Walter M. Haynci, Dr. Christian Hatters to Join nM to th* w ar ad the IMS T. W. Lawton, B. W. Turner, C. thla program," concluded Judg* •auatog' r a a r t g da mated to M k Mra to C. PrtMt, Zab Ratliff and Harman Housholder. J Fourteen minister# ware pm- *f totoi Morris. Gravsald* aanrkaa w il ks *sa- sent a t tha P itN to w ta *r « Rev. Earle Vennum To Be Evangelist At Revival Service County Is Invited To Attend H Control G i Funeral Is Sunday For Mrs. P. Ross Careless Driving 1 Charges Are Placed Against A. Smith it ■ -___ aaB a ___ __ ___ \r mrnmmm M —H -I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Maintananra gquadraa O p t s H n u ta O p t* HftUi* 0 » .-r y M oor* A r th u r U s a ( r « y A r th u r a o d f r r r f i r l h u I t I’.lih V a lla a t M i r • I i» Bob Crotby l . i ) Browain* aromat with KMIo* l;PB BM ahtir Day T a a t P a tta r n U n r a la j flh nw CapL K a n c a r o a 0 . D. Farrell 310 E. I'lrat For 10 year* t h is alnr* ha* comlitontly «b*en*d th* fol. lowing bount Week d*y« • a, ■. ta CtlS p. m, Saturday* t a, m. to 7:30 p. m, (,’loafd fram 7:1> p. at, ' Saturday until t a. nt, Mok. W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Lonir Phone 388 807 E. *SA N EO R D (nAMK lttri0HAi BAI Arcade Package ( STORE lu ta lm c n t L o*a D *yt MEMBER FD1C ! �g n ? m■ w wwm AS INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWEPAFE* SA T irC E D . ?!X*R!V.* iS23 V O L U aiB X L V lU NY Couple Celebrates 55th Year irTi , p , T>AY. J Xv i t s o w .# « fa n n rc le T t ~ w J R*L-s Big Patient Switch Quipping, imiling, and laughing, Judge and Mrs. A. G. Meyer of New York City celebrated their 53th wedding anniversary at, Mayfair Inn l u t night, Ai active and Jubilant •• an# many yeara bis Junior, Judge Mey­ er remarked that “ Wt'v# coming to Florida for IS ye«r# eg mors and wa lik# It." And Mrs. Meyer spoke 1 said, “Thla la our first trip to Sanford and wa like it well enough to have spoken for reaervation* for next year.” Only Saturday, Judge Meyer celebrated his Uth birthday. Judge Meyer, now retired, wai District Attorney for New York County and Judge nf the City Court, City nf New York. He re­ counted that Ihe City Court, City nf New York la a continuation of the old Marine Court end le th# only court that has marine Juris­ diction. The Judge'll also the Past Dis­ trict Grand Master of the Maseoa of New York. Judge Meyer related that the most Interesting case to come be­ fore him was Ihe trial of Rlrhird Crocker, Icadrr nf Tammany Hall who wai sued by his sen In civil court. He said, “ It wai Ihe peculiar circumstance* involved that mid* the can* a memorial one In my career aa Judge." City A t On* T in Without Hospital Tomorrow la D-D*>- Ato fM traAifar of about 3A or 4A_p it fnaa th# eld FcriaM-Las, Hospital In Sanford, to Hto _ _ . Ihraa-story, T3-b#d Bamla#!* W toorlal Hospital recently eomplAWI and opeaad lo IM public for In<p*ctioo. Everything li 1# r*»dlnesi tor the big movo which it scheduled to lik . no more than four hours. It la hoped that patients, served breakfast at nald-Laughton, will b4 abt* t* hav* JUDGE AND MM. A. G. MKYNt af New York City eeisbratod thslr Ulk wadding anniversary lunch In th* naw samiool* Mato* i t the Mayfair Inn. (8 taff Photo) _________________________________________________ i orial Hospital • 1 Th# Big Switch, about I# I** underway, la reminiscent of tha mov# from lha present ForaaldUuglon Memorial Hospital alt# to th# sprawling hospital IrtAtott at lb* Saaford Naval Air SUtiatt and tha# back again to lb# h#to#< turnod-lnto-a-haapital ■! too! tor* Mrs. Smith said that th* din­ “Tim Democrats o n ready nar of Fourth b l and Oak AVa. • for action and ready to go to ner was tha Important event of Thera wa* • period of Him IhAt work," said Mrs. Ralph Austin the meeting of tha Slat* DamSanford wai without a hoipltil. Smith, 8 Uto Democratic Com- ocratla Executive CommltU* (of according to Randall Chai*, Wq# Moat concert pianists on (our to­ mltleewoman. “At evidence of Florida) gathered at the Soreno yesterday reviewed th# hiito#? day hare on# (lueitlon on their this," the said, "then was not for n two-day meeting. of th* effort* in oocurlng tha p#w Jimmy Milligan, State Chair­ hospital and of th# spirit that h # |t lipa when (hey arrive In a city a tuxedo worn at the head table when a dedicated Democratic man of tha Committee, flankrd on tha Faruitd-LaughUxi Memorial where they are eeheduled to give contingent overflowed th* ball­ his right by Paul Butler, Gover­ Hospital aliva and active through a performance: “ How la (he room of the Soreno Hotel In St. nor Collins, Senator Smothers, EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS for the “Big Switch" from Femald-Uughton Memorial Hospital th# mow than 30 year* of platmtof pianoT” Not eo with Nation and Petersburg to eat a delirious |24 Congressmen 8 yd Herlong and to Sem no # Memorial Hospital. Shown here are Jack Ludwig and Bob Brlison at th* emergency an- tor what now it on* of th# I4A46 Neal, th* two-piano team who will a plate dinner on Saturday, Jan. Jim Haley end on hie left by H. Roller Attends tr*nc* to the hospital. Mi** Dial Boyi# I* on th* stretcher. Thle i* a simulation of what will taka nlaca modem hospitals In th# South. ■* Senator Bpeisard Holland, mrmA hospital, operated by thA #ld tomorrow. RrlMon'a amhuUnra la In tha for#*round. (Rtaff Photo) ¥ appear here tomorrow night at bare of th* Stale Cabinet and Funeral Of Father Flint Syitam wa* j o a a t o d • o'clock at Plneem t School audi­ State Court Justire H o b so n, whara llw old Atlanlt# Coast IdM Herbert Roller, manager of the presided over the dinner. torium. Thta brilliant young wiferailroad itatloo now atind*-## nils Thralre, left by plan* thin Paul Butler, former Indiana morning for India,lapoila, Ind., to hurband team aotved the piano proNinth St., and waa moved to W#f* lawyer end now National Chair­ attend the funeral of hla father, cross, G#., whnn th# AtlattlBI btom aeveral yeara ago by bring­ man of theDemocratic Party, William Roller, who died suddenly Co*it Lin# took *vor th# rally ing tie own eoncort grand planoa Introduced by Governor LeRoy last night, at hli home, there. Mr. Th# mov# loft laaford an tour—and tuning them. They Collins, told hie audience, "This Roller was 14. j> hospital faeUlti#* aid fas L. P I * administration is the meat part­ have developed Into an exact !• i ■ ---------------------------------------------/ year latarlm, sold Chase, t i l t A. I„'Wileon, manager of th# isan we have bad In many yeara. man of th# Bxotutiro Com* aelenca the proeaia of packing thalr 18756383a ---Member* of th* Sanford Rotary having an effect on history. Skt Wilson-Maler Furriitur* Company, - _. Thera la nn Democrat In any of Foraald-Lauahto# , valuable Initrumanta, aa welt an HousholderToTdlk at 311 E. First It., Sanford, and 'Club at their regular weekly meet- {displayed genuine atones and st­ andthehomaa high position." __ t Aunt Jemima, th* world's yesterday noon at th* ipli^aa nf. PUqlkqlW all,Ik* fan* patients who itedad hoCpItil unloading and reloading (ham. i “The Juvenile Court and Juvenite i y r, ‘ Wilson, returned Friday if f held voitordav He then recounted, said Mrs. foremost pancake expert, known nua atones of (hi'agal Yacht Ylnli had II ie opportunity o f i b i agal. gain* in electrons to Problem*" uQl he Ihe i(tbJftH on' evaning from High Point, N. C , and madlral attention. Slmpto TrVgJtaAh • from cuait 16 coeit Mr her tasty {Smith, A* to statistics, Airs. llannafnrd operations MW dan* her#, h* laid, ad mobile unit with their Infant griddle cakes, Is coming to Sanford county, itata and national of­ which Judge Ernest llouihoMcr will when they attended th* Southehm of hairing an outstanding authori­ ty on tha diamond, unlvemally mentioned wliera and In what children, Nation and Neal pull their nn Friday and Saturday Feb. 3-4, fices. Ha praisad and exprceecd speak at (h* monthly meeting of Furniture Market's Spring Kx- recognised as chief among pre­ quantity tli* alone* In a very but pillcnli requiring complicated the Seminole County Ministerial appreciation for the assistant-* surgery ware taka# to JarhiM two eonrert planoa In a custom The originator of the world’s first of Senators Holland and .Hniath- Association. Thur*d*y, 12:30 p m.. rough elate were found elating villa. cious atonee. trailer. Tho front vehicle, In which package ready-mix will demon­ ere and Congressmen Herlong *t Seminole High School. The Rev. petition. Airs. Gladys Rascomh Hanna- that OH 3/10 per cent of all dlaThrough lha g»n#railly of Georg# they travel, li devoted entirely In strate how to prrpare and serve end Haley In the work of th* Millon II. Wyatt will preside. All The Wilson, w.ra among nearly ford, of th* public relation* etaff niond* are found in th* Union of hot enkes el the Foodmart, Park C .U O O furniture dealers and dlpartH. Farnild and hi* 'wilt, Mah#l, compart Vltrhon, bath, iota boil, party. pastors sr* invited. mrnt .tore buyer, who annually of N. W. Ayar and Son, Inc., hai South Africa. Her (silt held tha the Fcrnald horn*, now th# Fopwardrobe itorage, play area tor Ave. at 2Aih St, It was announced Principal business of th# Com­ today by "Chuck'' Atkinson, mana­ iiitpect the latent offering, of 100 mad* th* most extensive study attention of her hearers In • nild-I^ughton Memorial Hoipltal, the baby—in fact, almost all the mittee, said Mrs. Smith, who has ger of the supermarket. •nuthrin fuinllute manufacturer* nnd examination nf the South manure thet must have delighted was given to tha Clly of laoford comfort* of home “All except just relumed from th* meeting, EXTRA SPECIAL DELIVERIES u<lng tho farllille* of the vast African diamond mints ever mad* her and sh. received a rising ova­ tor u*a as a hospital. Th# #ama, “Churk" issue* a general Invita­ was reniure of Barker, National HOUSTON '.P—Postman Thonu* apace!" muttered Harry. said Chasa, wa* taken from th# In hi* friend*, neighbors, and Committeeman for hit lark of Autren made two special deliveries Southern Furniture Exposition by a woman and is a trained tion at iti conclusion. To thoaa membtra of their audl- tion speaker of broad professional ex­ Tha program, arranged by Wil­ G#org« H. and Mahal Ftmald gift all the citizen* of Sanford to meet support of tha Democratic Presi­ on his mail route yesterday that building. ancaa who think how nire It must Aunt Jemima In person on that perience who know* diamond* liam E. Kadar, local Jewel.r, wai ami in mamory of Mrs, Farnald'* be to go an tour from coast to day and to eat her famoua pan­ dential candidate in the 1063 elec­ were above the call of regular Thu Wilkuni were find to re­ front th* Inalde of tha Induelry Introduced by Charlie Morrison. mother, Mrt. Ells# Laughton wh# turn to what thhey had run»liler*d tion end his opposition to th* duly. coaat, playing only four or rive cakes. Th. meeting wa. presided over by llv«d her* with bar daughter. Committee's legislative program Splitting 1 burning duplex on hi* "rolil weather" heir at homo af- through work with ruttere, whole- William (Hill) Rush, elub presi­ eonccrti aids week, wilh nothing “ If yon love good eating, you at Tallnhassee; tha adoption of ionic, Aulrrn, -II, entered Ihe ter .lugging through nearly all naleri and retailer*. Just aa It la now, said Chi to, cite to do, Nelson and Neal’a haven't lived until you try pandent. tha Frrnald-Laughtoo Memorial Sh* has bean aa.ociated with tha a pledged delegate* elate; and aflaming building lo cars'? Pamela inches of wet slush and snow In dally routine would he a rude rakca tha way Aunt Jemima herHospital h u served Sanford. awakening. Not counting eating, srlf bakes them," he said in an­ greement to adopt a elate plat­ Rebecca Cloud, 3, and her shier, North Carolina. Open-toed shoe* Da Beers Diamond Syndicate, con­ Changes In th# building hav* h#M form, following adoption of th* Phyllis Key Cloud, J. to safrty, and oxford* were not much pro­ ceded to be th* world's largest dia­ earing for two children, dressing, nouncing the event. made with th* addition of a #PY national platform. mond organisation and has ap­ resting, practicing, post-concert re, wing, air conditioning in th# op*f#As a leading culinary expert for Said Mr*. Smith, “On* nf th* C, J. Wile*, 40, a hu* mechanic, tection, so they have two hi and peared before counties* schools, rescued 'Ihrir brother, Johnnie new pair* of rubber galoshes as repttons and driving, ana diy’a ac­ mnro than half a century, the tlng room and nuricry, an attVA* college, and clubs. souvenirs of their trip. tivity breaka down into the follow­ name and fame of Aunt Jemima Important guest* attending th* Franklin Cloud, I. tor. and a M» Imitlng s3»tom. _ Commllt**'* aesiioni was refresh­ Mr*. Hannaford stated that dia­ ing component parti: unloading ire k’gcndiry. Aunt Jemima made Became o f'th i 1M ingly pretty Margaret Blocker of monds were valuable, for three planoa, one hour; tuning pianos, her first public appearance during Chai#, aurart hi th# eld dly i the Young Democrats organisa­ reason*: they are tha moat endur­ usually three houri; concert, two Chicago's Columbian Exposition in shoveled coal a»d throw wood tat# who should be aids to woo ing auhatonco known; lhay are houri; reloading pianos, one-hour. ISM, when she baked tha world's tion thn furnace to k##P Ihi hosplUl any eligible Republican mala to rare, being found In very few warm. Such wai th# oplrlt thrt Deipito all this, lha young Ten- first pancakes made from a tha Democratic fold." nlarei end they are beautiful. Ska A mealing will H* held at I p.m. carried lb* hoipltal through neiMan and his Australian horn ready-mix. Her Immediate pnptiMrs. Smith concluded, “Fired 1 many Inslanrea nf diamond* today In the American legion home periods of tint# «h#n no on* w a # qlfe seem to thrive on it. Nelson larily spread the fame of her pan­ hy Paul Rutlar'a anthuslasm, the and real are on the road constant­ cakes until Aunt Jemima was *oon slat* committee members return­ lo organize i barracka of Veteran! whara monaj would Coma from l i ly from Octobar to May and In re­ a household word for good pan­ ed home optimistic aa la lha nf World War I, U.S.A., Dr. A. oparata. J. Roland Lyles cent yeara hav# seldom had this cakes. Since that time food-mixes futiii* and determined to win Said Chas*. "W# eaa think ad Royal Forsylhe said yesterday. nothing batter to wtah for lha n4W regime Interrupted. Once, Mila have grown In popularity until to­ In ’Afl." Dr. Forsylha, St. rotarsburg. Dies Last Night Nelson rim e down with measles day they are universally used, Florida departmant chaplain and hospital than th* tatanglM# ••*#♦ A former member nf tiw Slat* state membership director, laid which la oaampUflod h r tha djttl# In the middle of a tour. Twice In but the name of Aunt Jemima is Legislature from Seminole County, the organization doei not conflict lo sorv# lb# patient. * H# nd#d, th# l u t three yeara lhay canceled Hill synonymous with ready-mix J, Roland Lyles and resident of with the American Laglon, tho “ If such a spirit Is InitlUfd —# • * three months' engagement! In griddle rakes, Over the years, too, other tasty food Innovation* Sanford passed away in Sharon. purpose being to aacur# apodal of earvico to th# patients order to have their two babloi, many have bee# developed by Aunt Conn, last night. which travel with them everywhere Jemima, but pancakea remain bar benefits fur Ihe votorana wh# or­ mlnolo Memorial Hospital cannot help but h« ■ aucc#ii.M J. Roland Lylea ram* In Sanford ganized th# Legion: they go. favorite dish. In 1IM and made hli home on West The organization concluded a tuc- ,ln paying trlhuto to tho## Out of all th* hundreds of IhouiAunt Jemima win demonstrate 10th St. He wax born on Fob. 10, {ressful state convention at Now helped In tha furthiraae# of andi of mites traveled, Nelson and her cooking techniques, and aarva Evtryona know* whirs tho 1IT» in Fairfield, S. 0. Neal hav# had only one accident hot cakaa to #11 her old friends “hospital" la located, Smyrna Reach last weekend and 31 pltal care for daoford and SbW|. 1 Ha was a railroad engineer fnr barracks arc In existence In Flori­ note County's sick, Chas# rlc lllrt This took place in a whirling snow­ at the Foodmart, Fab. I and 4. And it was to tha Kemlm'ls that Ihoro have boon but two pro* 40 yearx and a member of the da now, Dr. Forsythe laid. storm In mid-Missouri In November During that time aha will talk First Methndlit Church of Sanford. He added, since organization na­ sldrnl* of th# Farnald-LaugM*# IMl. Their truck lost traction on personally with everyone who via- Memorial Hospital that Mr, and Lyles wai a member of the San­ tionally two and one-hatf years Memorial Hospital — T. W. Lawton thi icy pavement and slithered off Its the atore, and give many rook­ Mrs. Cecil Kimray wars directed ford Masonic IgKlge No 43, and ago, there are A00 barracks In the and T. E. Tucker. H# »ald. ''T..1L thi road, turning ever into a snow­ ing tip* to make kitchen work whan it becama necessary for tha coiifmamant of Mrs. Kirurey the Bcmlnole Chapter of Ihe Order U. 8 . with over 110,000 members Lawton dciervai • tramofldoua bank. Fortuhately, io one was In­ caster. amount of credit for it**rlng F#r» axpactlng a baby, i of Eaitem Star. He wax a member jured and the two piano* were only nf th# Brotherhood of I-ocomotivc in ,14 stalls and the 1'hlllpptna Is­ nald-Laughton Hospllal Tha coup I* moved to Sanford slightly damaged. Tim Neals were lands, harping lha puhlle imcrcilod." Eitglneera and a veteran of the soon on Iheir wsy lo New York Seven New Marines only Iasi Saturday whara Cecil One of th* slalrd purposes la to Spanlih American War, kimray is employed by McCrary’s, Chase again laid, "In ipR i/of after their mid-western tour, so Ha wna a member of th* Rons*- secure for needy World War I lh* physical handicap* at Frt» ( Shortly b«fer* 3:46 yesterday they left their pianos i t the RaM- Arrive A t SNAAS veterans over 40 a pension of I1M veil Camp, Spanish American War nald-Uuihton Mamorlal HoiplUL win Cincinnati factory Mr repair* Seven new Marines, all Private afternoon, tha Klmray’a arrived at Veteran* and i t one lima was a month In addition to any social lha lack nf ipac# and rooms. H First Ctaii, have been added to Hospital during th* “opan house" and continued o# by (rain. Slat# Commander nf lha Spanish socurily beneflli, and nnolher I* causa of lha nurilng faro patiaglg Their determination to have a the Sanford Niva] Auxiliary Air from 3 to 6. medics) Irealmont, Dr. Forsylha received. It wai almost «uperhumAmerican War Vetarani. normal family life In spite of the Station Mirlne Security Guard In T. E. Tucker, Chairman of th* nld, which is urgently needed. J. Roland Lylaa was 14 year* old. in *ftort on tha part of th# nurotaE difficulties Imposed by one of Am­ lha pail few weeks, Offlerc-ln- Board of S*minoia Memorial Hos­ Ha lx survived by oea daughter, staff that ktpt th# hoaplUl A pital was standing nearby in tha Charge, First Lt. Ernold G. Love erica's busiest roncert careers Mrs. H. R. Hanxal of Sharon, pic to »uccei».M recaption room, whan h* took over prompted the nation's third largest announced recently. Conn.; three grandsons, Harold R. Photography Studio “ W# hav* a fin* hoaplU l". magaxlne (the Ladles^Home Journ­ The Matins Security Guard, a and lad th* coupla to th* FanialdHansel J r , Stan art Hansel, nf Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. detachment Irom (he Marina Bar­ “on# of th# molt attrac al! lo do in extensive study of Iheir Sharon, Conn., and James C. To Open Thursday Chat*, I hav* #v#r soon. Nothing h u racks at the Jacksonville Naval Air Kimray was admitted at 3:46. lives In Its January ISM Issue. Lyles of Asheville, N. C.; (wn A now studio nf portrait photo­ Th# Neils have an Infectious Station, now earrlia ■ 41 man ros­ A baby girl, 4 pounds and granddaughters, Patti Lou Hansdl graphy, tho Nichols Studio, will spared in mo##yand pUns to mg it a mo»t complat# FieUlty.'* sen*# of humor and the rear of ier with the addition of Ihe newly ouncaa was born to Mrs. and Sarah Jan* Hansol of Shiran, their mob!]# unit carriti # sign arrival men. Tha mission of Ute Kimray last night at 7: Conn.; six great grandchildren: open Fob. 3 i t ltd Magnolia Ave., Tomornr morning tho Big >*li which invlto.1 all tom en to “ Wave Marine Guard aboard the NAAS I* hospital only five blocks three listen, Mn. W. I . Rollins nf In Ihe building formerly occupied ■els undarwday. Th# BanlArd club haa voluntrowd id to provj Aa You P a u l" You could not fall to bolster lha Station's internal horns at 401H Wait First Florence, B. C., Mrs. J. Terror by tha Powell Office Supply, Tha Kimray s' found tha “hospi­ to recognize Lkotr 31 foot, two-see- security fore*. of Dallas, Tax., and Mrs. I .n Bar­ It win bo operated by Blda tha truck#, c iri, AujlomohU##, ren of Columbia, B. C.; and on# Nichols, formerly of KingIVIIIo, whattvor U aocam ry to tien unit on th# highway, painted The newcomers to the Guard are tal" all rlgkt, but fltminol* Memor­ brother, Chart#* B. Lylaa of Flor- Taxis, where sh* ownod and operat­ J#t block with gold nnd whit# R. R. Crawford of Griggs villa, 01-, ial Hoipltal won't b# officially ed the Nichols Studio, lira. Nichols tocatkm tooroUtor. M j w ’t lettering, »| you prefer to hall them P.A. McGovern of Jeru y City, N. opened for patients until tomor­ Mf*. S. C. unoril aoryfeo# will h# r/induct­ ittcndsd AAI College la Kingsville, hnlanro wW h# *■ hand to rum jo a stop, rather t|,an merely wav- J., J. A. Martorar.o of East Boa- row. Sh# Will probably ha tram-, ed at Bril*## Funeral Horn#, Fri­ Taxis, and la a graduate of Hi# strotchor pattoaU. Ing as yog paai, the rhances ire ton. Mata., J. P. Osborn of Safety ferrad from Farnald-Laughton Nelson and Neal would be delighted Harbor, FI«.. C. E. Whorton of Memorial Hoipltal tom orrow PART OP THE CROWD assembled Bunday; afternoon to get a took day, Pfb. I, at I p. « . with tha WtnoM School of Photography. Bamtaota Momqrial to Invito yws In for toe. tf you don’t Boai, Ale., D. I . lokrttsugh of morning to th# brand now facility at Bamtool* Memorial Hospital. Thi# vtow shows only a few ad tha X*v. MUto# SL Wyatt officiating. A a la AM Mftra member of th# will hagta ito, «#nta4 Ckaytar of M e E g an Phi cm behalf «d k » ir mum having your uccwf #wp go St. Pet»rab#rg, #114 g. Andrew# wt when tha “Big- Switch" goto wamore than 4.000 paopl# wh* hav* visited lb* atodam faaiHty. f lu f f *.VWi HieJeeh. Ito roadI fto la j iteiksd.Ttv tf« _____ ■ 1.■• 7'I'iL-MjXts - *—•»«•> ■m a'-|J tmt w i l l Nelson & Neal Duo Democrats Are Ready Solve Difficulties To Go Into Of Traveling Life Aunt Jemima Due To Give Appearance Wilsons Back Home Diamond Authority From Slushy 'North' A ddresses Rotary WW t Vets Urged To Attend Special Meeting At 8 p. m. Wrong Hospital Found By Couple J HI n •1 % �APPROACH m m t s HARLOvr WASHINGTON UR B inds Memorial Hospital has been sc* liihed and everyone has had an oppof* n ltr to aoa one of the South's finest hosplIs, where do we go. F irst piece, let's count our blessing*. More than 8,000 people, more nearly estl■ted a t six to seven thousand, have filed rough th e corridors, halls, rooms and /sell* *s of the brand new $1,250,000 hospital, get a look at somo of the most modern pigment known to medical science, vary one of them had words of praise, itivee for description, and a variety of [ combinations about what they had for Semlbolo Memorial Hospital. Hard* tyone, accept those In profsMlonal caIm from othsr hospitals around the bjr, could raalls* th# magnitude of work, ling, and hour* of toll that went Into • gigantic undertaking. V*ry few, except those close to ths hosd Itself, could realize the magnificent I f and functions of the Hospital Aux.llFaa they guided visitors fiym on* Interlag point to another. Ivirywhere, people are talking about taolo County's new hospital. Those th a t n 't hoard about it will soon know what hava aa they look at the plcturaa and th* atoriea In th* Special Hospital Edlpubllshsd by Th* Sanford Herald, dready, we hava mailed copies of tho Ilf Hospital Edition to such fa r away IB aa tha Isle of Man, one copy going to and another to Douglas, h o mails a r t carrying copits of the bot­ f t t u edition to every State in th*' Union, S u l hundred* upon hundred* of th* copies M i n t e d visitor* as they entered the recepS a g room of the new facility will be mailed tp SfHtnds, relative* nnd acquaintances th w u fh o u t th* world. Wherever servicemen, r a g n la tiv e * are located In the fa r away places, there will be a copy of The Sanford to advlao them of what we have add^d$> a growing and prosperous community. ■ ! A doctor from Ohio, a hoapital supervisor $ m n Georgia, visitor* from everywhere,, had Billy the moat profound flattery in descriptfons of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, t And w h it’s more, people waited in linen Tho Sanford Herald from Urn eitlrwiieawnyor-liw hos­ pital to tha s t m t , ju st to get a glimpse of the "South’* finest." More than 5,000 people are carrying awny with them, a* they leave th# exit to th# jrrandeat addition to Seminole County and Sanford facilities a pleasant visit and mem­ ories of art educational tour never before experienced. Some of those visiting the hospital will never have another opportunity to oe be in sucn such a fine hospital for their health Is such th a t they will not require hospitalization. Yet, hundreds of others who walked side by side Into this great hospital, will remember that they will have only the finest of equipment, th* best staff, well trained nursis to be de­ voted to their medical ears when they come back, possibly aa patients, i I t was a memorable day, last Sunday. It was a day th a t will llva In the hearts and minds of thousands. One visitor had Just a few words to des­ cribe all th a t he saw In this more than thirty minutes visit on ths guided tour. He said, "They didn't leave anything undone, did they?” Hearing these creditable words, express­ ed by folks from all walks of Ufa, leave but on# Impression, "Ws do have something of which wa should be vary proud.” And to rnska us doubly proud, ws should know those who administer the care In our hospital. To know the President of the Hos­ pital Board, tha members of the Board, ths Administrator, t h a Superintendent of Hursss, th e Food Service Manager, th s Maintenance Supervisor, the L a b o r a t o ry Technician, ths Business Manager, the var­ ious supervisors of the many departments pf the hospital, yes, even the individual nurses and staff members, would bring us to a complete realization that Seminola Memorial Hospital is more than an institu­ tion, it Is an organization of people with honrts and souls, and an innate desire to bo of service to those in need of medical care. We must not forget an organization so very dose to the operation of the hospital, tho Hospital Auxiliary. These ladles devoto their spare time to the assistance that is needed in and about the hospital, Chey take cere of the personal desires of patients end visitors, who, a t the moment, are in com­ plete distress and need the comforting hand and vote# of one who shares with them. Yes, W# have a hospital now, second to nous, , , To It, w* we mu»t must be devoted. Of it, io ir, It, we ahould be proud. • • * Florida Slnte University I* the only school In tho world which offer* a RS de­ gree In baking science and management. In September, 1055, the University began offer­ ing a MS dogroe in this specialized field. • f i f e * _____ Tuesday, January 31, 1056 " TODAY'S B1BLB VERSE - J u t thou ahalt die In peace: and with the Burning of thy fathers tho former kings ♦ h flh war* before thee, so shall they burn ddoura fo r theei and they will lament thee, M jO if, Ah Lord I fnr I have pronounced the .WoflL salth the Lord.—Jeremiah 34:5. * • From Senator George Smathera: The De­ partment of Health. Education and Welfare haa issued a detailed report on Ihe Salk Vaccine, and it hrlnga good news, especially to Florida where polio was so recent in epidemic proportion. The report relates that field studio* con­ firm laboratory findings th at tha vaccine (a safe and effective. year by the Florida Baal Estate waa found guilty under a Florida Commission hare this week, Dean, statute covering moral lurpltuda. who admitted filing a false state­ iiANDO - William R. Green, ment with the tax collector of ' eetats broker at Sarasota, Sarasota County, so that h* might Snakebite* art inflicted wll , ordered suspended for one obtain an occupational license, fangs, not their forked tongues. fScraiota Broker t i Suspension VWWlfOW’i Cooper Appointed Representative HAL BOYLE W hat W ill Success Do To Kim? The IS • year * old fluorescent blonde landed In Hollywood two yaars four months ago virtually unknown exeapt lo her family and 4 few dost friends. Since then she has been In six films. Th* Hollywood drumbeater* hava given her one of the most massive buildups since Marilyn Monroe lip-toed off a calendar to But even her old Sunday school teacher could hardly complain that Kim--who combines the flawless beauty of Grace Kelly with (he sultry charm of Monroe—has let her quick stardom go to h«r head. Miss Novak still talks with Ihe down-to-earth commonsenSf of the proverbial "girl neat 'door." She looka pretty much like th* girl next door, loo—that Is, If the girl next door rinsed her heir In a levandtr tint and felt a bit crowded In a 3?Vk-slte sweater. One way Kim hie kept her feat oe th* ground la by walking. "I love walking," aha said, dur- Ing a visit here lo attend tha premiere of her latest opus, "Pic­ nic,” which is based on the Broad­ way play of the same name. "I live only three blocks from the studio, »o I walk to work. I stay In a home with ST other girls who art trying to get a break In Hollywood. "My parents wnnted me to stay there. They felt I'd bi> safer. I pay sio.Vi a week for a room and two meals a day, and tha room U ibovt-ehn site of the bathroom In the hotel suite the studio has put me up In hcic." Kim started modeling at 12 and along the way also worked In a Christmas card faclory and a dime atorc, ran an elevator, groomed horses, and aerved aa a dental assistant. In her studio biography Kim re­ calls: "One day the dentiat'a wif* came In the office, and the next day I lost my joh. It took me a long time to figure out why." By and large, tha raatoaa are now clearly evident. Your City Charter November of each year for the Part II Section 1M. UTILITIES: NET election of a City Commissioner nr EARNINGS IN EXCESS OF RE­ Clly Commissioners, as the rase QUIREMENTS FOR BONDS, BEV- may he. Where more than one com­ ENUE CERTIFICATES OR JUDG­ missioner Is to be elected, the can­ MENTS MAY BF. USED FOR OP- didate* shall hn grouped by group ERATINC. FUND. All net earnings number as to each vacancy to of any public utility operated by be filled, and each candidate shall the City of Sanford, Florida, in ex­ announce the group in which he cess of retirem ents for interest la a candidate. The candidate in and sinking fund for any outstand­ each group receiving a majority ing bonds, revenue certificates nr of the votes cast in that group shall Judgments secured thereon may he elected. In rase no candidate be transferred by tha City lo Its In a group receives a majority of operating fund and used as part the vote* cast in that group In thereof. such election, a second election Section IIURl, PUBLIC UTILITIES shall be held on the first Tuesday OR IMPROVEMENTS, CITY MAY after Ihe first Monday in December ISSUE REVENUE CERTIFICATES fallowing such election, at which PAYABLE SOLELY OUT OF REV- election only ’the two cuxUdalci BMUES. In the purchase, construc­ receiving Ihe highest vote In the tion, lease nr other acquisition by group In such group'in the first lha City of Senford, Florida, of any election shell be candidates, and rtvtnue producing public utility or the candidate receiving a majori­ Improvement, or in Ihe operation ty of the votes In each such group thereof by such City, the City Com­ shell he elected, Write-In votes mission shall hava full power and shall be allowed and counted only authority for any purpose relating In tha Novambar election. to such purehait, construction, Any matter, which by the terms lease, acquisition or operation to of this Chirter may be submitted Issue revenue certlflcatea of In­ lo the electors of the Clly i t any debtedness to ba In auch amounts special election may ba submitted and such denomination* and to and voted uporwat th* Novambar bear such rat* of interest, and to municipal alactlon. mature aa may ha prescribed by Any person who Is i qualified ordinance authorising issuance of elector in tha City of Sanford, Florsame, and lo b* payabla solely Ida, and otharwlse qualllitd, may out of lha revenue* derived from becoma a eandldit* for lha office suck utility or Improvement, and of City Commission upon filing with secured by s pledge of such rev- th* City Clerk, twenty days be­ anuas. fore tha first Tuesday after the Mellon 114. ELECTIONS: QUES­ first Monday In November, ■ TIONS MAY BE VOTED UPON written notice of his or her Inten­ AT NOVEMBER ELECTIONS; tion lo become such a candidate, HOW CANDIDATES QUALIFY. An requesting that his or her name be election shall ba held on tha first printed upon tha ballot, Tuesday after tha first Monday in H ow OuM U f a 's N EW P ra fa rra tf R tik Wtan halM you proviso Mfaquala family Innoma •fe*sry Mk> t Sartre*, H I stM M U I Jn tha and, it'e you, th* huaband and father, who holds We family's future In hia hand. Up to now, perhaps, it haa saamad difficult to afford tha Insurance protection needed by your family. With Gulf Ltfe'e new Preferred Risk Plan, however, adequate femily protection la wall within reach of many, many more people. What li this new Gulf Life Preferred Risk PlenT duet this, if you buy Gulf Life Insurance tn amounts of 110,000 or more, you new obtain a premium taring that enable* you to enjoy many benefits at extremely law real. For example, If you are age 80, your family can hava | 1M a month for 10 year* (110,000) for aa little as ■ l y S S N N I T t C I S * .......................... I STOUT LADY itampsd out of s weighing machine parlor In A a vary bad humor. "That nsw machine they have In there," ih* declared to a friend, "ought to b« prohibited by law, It's •quipped with a loud speak* n *r. And whan I stepped on / PV» P \ u& //r . to lha icalaa 11hollared, ‘On* A t OmvVlL at s Urns, pis***.' *’ < tom Wa* avenging $200 a week a* a model, bul quit II to start her film career at $100 because “ I was tired pi Just posing and smiling." Today her weekly Income Is in four figure*—somewhere between $10 00 and $$,MS. Her studio "losnod" her service* to make a single (Urn for an Independent pro­ ducer fnr $100,000. t "Naturally, I didn't get any of that," wistfully remarked tha actre , who haa ,’uat signed a new seven-year contract. Hone of Hollywood's celebrated sins have caught up with Kim. She avoids the glamour circuit, likes to wear slacks and flathcrled shoes off-screen, prefers randy to caviar — It iayt right here! — She doesn't smoke or drink. No. not even coffee. •'In two of my pictures 1 had to smoke, and I had to practice a couple of weeks each time In orticr lo hold the cigarette right. I haled It. It made my eyes bum." So far, so goodT Yep. But what about romance? "I'm only aa," said Kim. crisply. "They don’t marry Uiit young where I come from," She comes from Chicago, the breasy city. ■■ • . Here ere authoritative answers from Ihe Veterans Administration to four question* of interest to former servicemen and their fnmillci: Q. It was near the end of my period before 1 could pay my last 01 Insurance premium lo VA. But I forgot to sign my ebeck. By the time another check reaches VA, my {tree* period will have expired. Am I out of luck? Has my Insur­ ance lapsed? A. No. So long a* you have suf­ ficient funds In your bank to cover the check, VA will not consider your policy to have lapsed. In­ stead, VA will notify you of your error, and will give you 31 daye from the date of notification to send In another check, paying all premiums through the current month. Q. A couple of years sgo I bought a house with a fil loan. Th* County has notified me that it la condemning my property be­ cause It wants to build a highway across my land. Will I be able to have my G1 loan rights restored so that 1 can buy another home somewhere else? A. Under the law, a veteran's Gl loin rights may bt restored II hls property has been tikrn by a l u c a ] Government agency for public use. However, VA must be relieved from liability on tbe old guaranty. Q. How do I compute the amount of schooling I ctn get under the Korean UI BUI? I entered service In 1S33 and I was Just discharged A, Multiply your length of active eervlc* by one and one-hal/t That will b* your entitlement, exrept that It may not exceed 30 months of training, Q. 1 am a dlsablad velsran In training under Public Law n . RecenUy 1 hava ba*n bothered by a non-sarvlc* connected ailment. Could I receive outpatient treat­ ment from VA for this condition? A, Yes, provided you need lha outpatient medical treatment In order to prevent an interruption lo your Public Law IS training. Veterans living In Cenlral Flori­ da who with further Information about their benefits should write tha VA office at 42 E. Cenlral Av«. Orlando. , LISBON, N. H. or-Thl* town of 1.000 wants a "stringer" as police chief. And In th* i*srch, the vll* lega district rommUsinsere put a "help wanted” advertisement today In the Boston Herald. Com­ missioner Victor Snell saye Ih* townspeople prefer a slrangar "be­ cause he won't know anybody and can be completely Impartial In hti pinches." There'* no ag* limit, but appllranli be experienced. Tha job pay* H i a weak. 1$ P. R. COLBERT, Superintendent, Palmetto Bldg, sra sa rr ORLANDO - With the assignment of ■ new representative, Floyd C. Cooper, to Penemi Clly, the Florida Real Estate Comminion,now hat four rciularly appointed men strategically lo­ cated to carry out lu dlrectlvca throughout the state. Other reprcitntallvci are Jamei C, Mc­ Coy, Jacksonville: Roger E. Call, Tampa, and George J. Saunders, St. Peterihurg. Ailde rofm Its headquarters of­ fice* at Orlando, the Commission atm maintain* a staff of four lu Miami area office In tha Beybold Rullding. Members of the Commission Itself are also distri­ buted over the state. Chairman J. E. Hollenbeck, Sr., has hi* of­ fice in West Palm Reach; Com­ missioner Morrison I. Taylor Is located at Jacksonville, and Com­ missioner Walter S. Hardin at Bradenton. Veterans Corner POLICE JOB OPEN f i l l s a meatk. Let year Gulf Ufa rapreaantotlve ehew yon how your praarat Insurance plus the new Gulf Life Preferred Bisk Plea' uaa build m l aeeufity far your family's future. •R ptesasev Coniren ever would hove ipproved It, ilnce Elsenhower's pljo would let Russlsn pirns* poks (found inilde this country. But there was never iny need to get Into • deep eximlaeUoa. The Russ lens hid ■ choice, to be nude flirty flit, of laying yes or no. It wei almost certain they Savit BEAT ’l l Unemployment TRAIN FOR RIG PAY JOBS C“F ----------- » SUU------ Age — .. Present Occupation Employed by — ___ | CHEV. i'D r. Station Wagon IN DIESEL Construction—Logging Transportation—Agriculture Skilled Men Needed! Special Offer to Gl'a and BarricemejsNation-wide placement advisory service. Writ* Today I Wa Can Help Vou Qualify I If you are mechanically'lutlin•d aud dealt* to train for nigh pay, alaady' jobs In tala wlda opeu, lucrative field, fin uut th* form help* and mall at mice. Interstate Training Barvire Diesel, Tractor A Heavy tuiilp. mant Division, Dapt. PJOJ Writ# Bos M R Th* Sanford Herald 1 want to enter tha diestl and equipment fiald. Pitas* furnish me full information about your approved training and placewent advisory »«rvlee. 1 am particularly interested In: ( » How Can Dltsal Training H«lp mo In tho armed force*) ( V Operator ( ) Service Man ( ) Demonstrator ( > Diesel jjn. glneer ( > Partiman f ) Service Manaesr f ) Tractor Dlt«*l ( 1 Trouble Shooter Phone —C— Nam# ...... >Address ........................ FOHU.V.* Real Buy—4.Dr. DODGE U rtfliR A. CHEV. Dandy 4-Dr, M DODGE 4-Dr. $ Naw Paint—Gyro BTUDK. Y-fc WCleanHydra-Extra / | r h DODGE Real Buy R/R M PONTIAC E x tra f t . . M DaSOTO 4-Dr. | | | | I " ' Lika Naw PwrfUle"R*® �Rebtkahs Install Mrs. N. Fiitrell As Noble Grand [ Miss Shirley Tyre, Feb. 4 brideSelect, was honored'with an after[noon coffee Saturday afternoon by AUl. R. U. Ibitcblson at bar homa ;ln Cameron Miy. 1 Tha party ro m s were decorafled with gladioli carrying out tha [bridal theme. The dinning room [table was overlaid with a white |t\An outwork doth centered efUwtivoly with a bouquet of red broses. White tapers were on each [aide and bore strings of Uny •wed­ ding bells to further bring out the [(hum*. In bath rooms and on tha ^qbl* in the living room flowers [were used. A minature brlda markk j a Special place In the living [room. A large wedding bell was mlaced on the table and waa echo­ ic ! by smaller belli throughout the fcVne. I Min Tyre wore for the occasion a lovely green dress with a pink camellia corsage. The hoitass pre­ sented her with a hostesses gift of her chosen silver during the event. Mrs. Nancy Brock assisted the hostess while Mrs. J. N. Auarello poured tea and cotfe-s. Also served were sandwiches, nuts, mints, (pcAAonalA cookies and cake. Those Invited to be with the honoree were her mother, Sirs. W. W. Tyre, Mrs. A. B. Maddox, Sirs. Ashby Jones, Mrs. Blake Sawyer, Mr*. James Boiard, Mrs. SI. E. Baker, Mrs. Auarello, Miss Bitty Bryan, Mrs. Grady Herman, Mrs. R. W. Herron, Sirs. Kirby Knight, Sirs. A. D. Maddox. Sirs. J. B. Davis, Slisa Ann Davis, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Sirs. Eva llarkey, Sirs. Milton Wyatt, Mrs. J B. Hudson, Miss Barbara Lowe, Mrs. Ben Wiggins, Stlss Jean and Miss Joan Wilke, Mrs. W. M. Colbert, Mrs, J. L. Lee. Sirs. Burke Steel, Mrs. Carl Chorpenlng, Mrs. M, R. Strickland, Sirs. Ted Williams, Mrs. Robert Williams, Mr*. J. B. St. John and Mra. Camilla Littl#. TUESDAY Tues.-T:30 P.M.-Th# Revival con­ tinues at the First Baptist Church. The Unity Troth Class will meet in tha Valdes Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Parsons as taaebdr. The public la Invited. WEDNESDAY Edward McCall, a student at The Woman's Club wUl have in Florida State University, is home for a short visit with his parents, regular monthly luncheon at 13:30 p.m. with guest speaker Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. E. & McCall. George Cox. Reservations .must The Rev. and Mrs. Kirby Smith be made by noon Tuesday. Mem­ of Sparta, Tenn., who are vac*- ber! are to call Mrs. Oscar M. tttaing at Umatilla, were Sunday Harrison at 3084. afternoon guests of the Rev. and Wed.-7:30 P.M.-Th* Revival con­ tinues at the First Baptist Mrs. Perry L. Stone. Church. ’ Mrs. Arthur Brgnan and Mlsi Senator Douglas Stenstrom will Naomi Zlttrouter bav* returned be the guest speaker at the Lake home after visiting in Scaridale, Mary Chamber of Commerce meet­ ing — everyone Invited. Slid. Thq-WSCS of Ebenerer Metho­ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Beatty of dist Church will meet at the home Baltimore, MU. are visiting Mrs. of Mrs. R. M. Fryer at 7:43 p. m. THURSDAY ' Arthur Branan and Miss Naomi ElUroutcr. The regular meeting of the Seminole Chapter No. a OE9 will Bliss Martha Owen and Misg be held In th* Masonic Temple at Rosemary Garner, both atudenta I p. m. a t Florida State University are The Winter Park Garden Club's horn* between semesters to visit annual Garden Tour will be held [their parents. g 1 4 cars leaving at 1 pm . from tha Woman's Club on Interlaehen 3 Junior Metta, a Junior at Florida Avenue, where ticket! and trans­ [Stale University in Tallahassee, portation will b* available. Tha Sis home to visit his parents in tour includes seven gardens, end­ lak e Monroe. ing at the new Garden Center at Mead Botanical Garden, where Jimmy Bollinger, a sophomore tea will be served....................... at the University of Florida in The Service Committee, Seminole Gafnesville, la home for ■ short County Unit American Cancer So­ Visit ciety will meet at 8 p.m, st th* home of Mrs. Donald Bales, 1433 Forest Drive. Mr*. Neill* Futrril * U Installed Thursday night at Nobit Grand of Seminola Rcbckah lodga No. 43 by Blanch* Parmeter, diatiict deputy preildtnt and n*r itaff from Orlando Lodgt Lucerne No. _V. ■_ . . . ' . To t i n e with Slrnl >utrail a rt tho following officer*: vie* grand, Mr*. Henrietta Ralnei; recording secretary, Mrs. Mildred Squires; financial secretary, Mr«. Emily Jameson; chaplain, Mrs. May Rubow; warden, Mr*. Louis* Long; conductors, Mrs. Norma Kyle; color bearer, Mrs. Virginia Roche; musician, Mrs. Allin* neclor; as­ sistant musician, Mrs. Bertha Snyder; right supporters to noble grand, Mra. Ethel Moor*, Mrs. Virginia Anderson; left supporter, Sirs. Nancy Dobbins; right sup­ porter to vie* grand, Mrs. Delaney B*ocber; lift supporter, Mrs. Ev«lya Hoolehan; Inside guardian, Mrs. Lillian Vickery; outside guardian, Mrs. Mary Jameson; altar bearers, Mrs. Ethel WllUams, Mra. Elolst Pfelfauf, Mrs. Eth«l Moor* and Mrs. Lucy Ana Robinson. Mr*. Marjorie Howard presented tho Past Noble Grand's Jewel to Mrs. Brown and Mra. Ethel Willi­ ams Invited her to Join the Past Noble Gtand'i Club. In closing,Mrs. Pfelfauf sang a solo to tho new Noble Orand en­ titled "Bless This House," ac­ companied by her mother, Mrs. Snyder, at the piano. Gifts from the officers and mem­ bers war* presented to the retiring noble grand by Mrs, Henrietta Raines and she In turn presented each of her officers with a re­ membrance. The 100P Han and dining rooms were decorated with flowers in pastel shades. Refreshments were eerved to >T members and U guests. Anniversary Dinner Is Held In DeBary Happy Birthday Mr*. O. B. Wilkins Roth VlhUn Jim Beiard, Mrs. Bob Bei A wedding anniversary party was and Mrs, Lauren R. Johnson. held for Mr. and Mra. Robert Feth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Carter in DeBary In the form of a dinner Saturday eve­ ning. Those present were his sister, Mrs. Pauline WlttJ* and cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schuler all residents of DeBary. N ew Cheese-Topped A p p le P ie Mr, and Mra. Robert L. Cornell Jr. announce th* birth of a daughter, Joanne Hutchison Cor­ nell Jan. 11 In tha Orange Memoorial Hospital In Orlando. Tha young misi weighed 8 lbs. l t os. Her mother will bo remembered as the former EUse Hutchison. All Calendar Lilting* And Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. Tha Day Precedinc Publication THE SANFORD BCTAtl> Pag* 3 1 Tuen. Jan. St, 1958 Open House Is Held By Joy H. Becks Friday Evening On bOq Ks HeI-f THE LIEUTENANT IS A LADY—Lt. Betty M. Roberts, NC. USNR, Is the only woman officer based at tha Sanford Navel Auxiliary Air Station. She received h*r-permanent appointment to the rank of lieutenant In the Naval Reserve last week. Spotlight O n Hollywood of Lieutenant Is more apropos, Lt. Roberts, the only woman of­ ficer stationed aboard tho Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, re­ ceived a letter from tho Bureau of Naval Personnel last week ap­ pointing her to the permanent rink of lieutenant In tha Nurses Corps of the U. S. Naval Reserve. Prior to this she held only a tem­ porary rank of Lieutenant. A native of Florida, the Lieuten­ ant graduated from Gordon Keller School of Nursing In Tampa and Mrvcd on live staff* of the Tampa Municipal Hospital, Episcopal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital In Washington, D. C. and the DcLand Memorial Hospital before being called to acllvo duty In the Navy, She received her appointment into the Naval Reserve in 1041. Since entering the service Lt. Roberts ha) seen duty it the Naval Hospitals at Portsmouth, Va., Jacksonville. Great Lakes, 111., and Charleston, S. C. During 1031 and 1032 she served aboard the troop transport, U S S. Gener­ al II. W. Butner fur IS months as a stall nurse. Lt. Roberts reported locally In February of last year and waa assigned to th* NAAS Infirmary In her present capacity of Out­ patients Department Nurse. She lives with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Roberts in DcLand. HOLLYWOOD CD-You haven't seen anything until you’ve seen Rudy Valles's house. Th* place make* Llberace's house —1' pisno-shaped pool and sU — look puny by comparison. Com* along for a tour. You climb up, up, up into the Hollywood Hills, get a little lost, then find Pyramid Place, on which Rudy lives. You psss through an auto gate — "caution — This gale doses 30 seconds alter you enter" —snd climb to the top of the peak, stopping your car on a turntable as par Instructions on a sign. The master of the bouse Is there to greet you, picturesquely dressed In knee-length yellow sox, walking shorts, yellow sport shirt and chacked coat. He is smoking a long cigar and Instruct* you to fullow him for tho "40-cent tour." The bouse was built by Ann Harding and Harry Bannister in 1830, then passed Into other hands before Vallee bought It. Rudy added many fciturea himself, in­ cluding the door chimes that play his theme song "My Time Is Your Time.” He displays the living part ol the house, which is ornate tn the south­ ern California tradition ol tho 'Ms and '30s. At the head of the stairs Is a hidden passageway so small that Jackie Gleason couldn't get through it. This leads to a sun deck, where a hidden bed slides out at tha press of ■ button. He takes you into the large bed­ room with seven foot-squsre bed. Then you go down a long hallway, past hi* spacious office and out­ doors. He leads you down a steep path, p u t a sign saying only thoughtless people discard cigarette butts ("Find and use ash trays") At on* leva] is a large barbecue and swimming pool. On the next level I* a tennis court, championship size. Rudy leads you to a door under the court Inside, you find yourself In a long hallway, about ihe length of two putlmin can. On the walls are photographs, c l i p p i n g s and posters covering Vallco's long career. Oft this hill you find a large movie theater, a big bar complete with pool table and slot machines and another long lounga decorated with Christmas cards from celeb­ rities over the years. Finally, on tha level under Ihe tennis court, is a vast eatacomb-llke place wlfh “ARABESQUE" la Christian files containing all of bis old musle arrangements, radio scripts snd Dior's nam* for hi* pink satin transcriptions, plus a liquor closet evening dress, with crescent big enough to stock any commer­ l*ck*L cial bar. Later he spins you around on the turntable and you bead back down tha hill to reality. By S. DRIGGERS Here are reviews on new books Just received. "Five Devils of Kllmalnham" by Esther McCullough 1* based on a series of crimes committed In a small town near Dublin In J882 and 1383. The mur­ der of the Widow O’Shea sets off a train of events which end with tha srrest of the murderer over s year laic-. The effect on tho wid­ ows' only son 1* the theme of the novel, "How to Live stu Day* a Yaar" by John Schindler.i this guide to mental hyglena and psychosoma­ tic medicine resembles other selfhelp books on the market. It ex­ cels most competitors, however. In Its refusal to admit easy solu­ tions to complex human problems and In Us disavowal of the Pollyanna approach. The author has successfully put his method to work In tlso Monroe clinic In Wis­ consin. Ha starts out by describ­ ing emotional induced Illness and lists ways to achieve emotional maturity on the Job or In th* family. "Gallant Captain" ' by Pearl Frye. Is a biographical novel based on the life of John Paul Jones. As commsnder of an Eng­ lish ship in tho eWst Indies, he •tops a mutiny by killing a man In self defense. He then escapes (o America with a band of smug­ glers. An exciting nfeture of tur­ bulent times and of the min who said "I have not yet begun to fight." "Tender Victory" by Taylor Cald well Is the story of Johnny Flet­ cher. a young minister, and his family of five orphaned refugee children, When tho community of Barryfleld will not accept them, It takes a common disaster to overcome public fear and ml*trust. "lloon Island" by Kenneth Roberts; a novel about tha drama and peril of a wintertime ship­ wreck on a Main Island In 1110. Founded on actual experiences of John Dran. This I* a gripping, though unevenly written novel, for men. "Angry Hills" by Laon Urll, f author of "Battl* Cry"); a slambang adventure tale which takes place during the German Invasion of Greece. Mike Morrison, an American is given a envelope In Athens to be d e l i v e r e d in London. From then on Mike Is caught up In enemy atteck, ihejlered and nursed by a Greek peas­ ant girl, escorted to Alliens by lovely Lisa, a resistance operatur whose children are in the hands of the Germans. Read the book to find out how and If they escape in time. You feel as If you'd like to get more thin a two dimension­ al view while reading this exciting novel, but there just aren't enough pages!11 "Wings of Th* Morning" by Van de Water.; A new novel by the author of "Catch a Falling Star” and "Reluctant Rebel," This story fills the gap In tlmo between (him, carrying on the exciting u le of Vermont'! struggle for Indepen­ dence. "Waterfront" by Budd Scbulberg; a story of the mob ridden harbor, with Us evils of the shake up, blackmail, thuggery and mur­ der. A situation that has become a national shame Is revealed viv­ idly srrJ compassionately In this book. In the reference room, now a new volumn called "College and Prlvato School Directory of the United Stalos and Canada". Pub­ lished by the Educational Bureau Publishing Co. Inc., It Includes a standard descriptive list of Uni­ versities, Colleges, private school! o all descriptions, technical com­ mercial, vocational and correspon­ dence. It tin a list of prtferrtd summer camps, ■ travel section that lists travel accomodations, hotels and rssorts. Also a direc­ tory of pubUshers, buiinesa firms ■ M. BALL, • • » h n n f w o rn d I f. yj/V N I * K 1K 5*’ A Regular 15.50 Vslu Jne Offer Ter Family TH E PRODIGAL 8 . D. Hig h k y m s a , A ssortst« Wil— i ■ 204 P a rk A t *. S ooth LAST TIME TODAY T i e Screen A t It* Greatest! in COLOR « tJ 1 ■. i O. M. HirrIson, Associate Broker and agtncica. New Frank Slaughter book com­ ing in February Is “The Scarlet Cord". Watch for a review! One Beautiful Opal ton* 8 z 10 Photo REA LTO R Teal Estate 8*1** — Rentals — Investments Dependable Insurance and Bonds Like your broiled grapefruit splcyT Then sprinkle with sugar mixed either with cinnamon, nut­ meg or mace. Introductory O ffe r • PROOFS SHOWN • NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY RAYM OND VERSION OF THE TUNIC SUIT Is a Claire McC*yd*U mod*). Designed la gray-brown msn'a wear flannel with calfstrapped pockets, th* suit l* shown with a brown Jacquard ailk satin blouse matching th* Jacket lining. STARTS TOMARROW THE FAMOUS STAGE H»T IS ON THE SCREEN! FOR ONLY tha top cruet. Now spoon triple-**# ehaeee spread on U p o f •apples — about 1 generous table#peon per cut of tie . Adjust (top crust and bake ss usual. The dues* spread will malt sad <permeate tbs whole ol* with Its sharp tan* sad delightful flavor. Mr. and Mrs. Ja r R. Back held sn "open house" Friday evening at their home on 410 Magnolia Ave. celebrating fhelr recent wtd> *•3 ’" > - > ■ :>!r v i A O c r t i Orlando. A color motif of green, white, and yellow was used and the re­ ception rooms wtre lovely with floral decorations. The punch bowl on the large serving table In the dining room was surrounded with fern and white camellias. The table was overlaid with a lace cloth. On the buffet two silver candel­ abra held bur,.(in; while tapers which were centered with cut glass bowls holding calendula and white stock. Bouquets of white gladioli ta r* used through Ui* othir rooms. Mrs. Roy Holler presided ever tho punch bowl and Mra. Christine Woodruff kept th# guest register while Mrs. Marvin Milam was at the piano. Otheri assisting In entertaining were Mr*. May Bell Maxwell, Mra. Clara Lorig, Mrs. Pearl Hansell, Mrs. Bcaula Thornton, Mrs. L. A. Bromley and Essla Wilson. Approximately IS guest* called during the hours from 8 to 10 p.m. 110 MAGNOLIA AVH. SANFORD, FLA. F h o ao H O ■ ..... ' KISMET �f rO W W T O ^ ^ M * M SB ?; 7 f A Datwp ow ibrut te ^/ / a ^ HBPKOMtSfiD Dodgers Are Aware| s i TOfflVE MS A ro c M i so IDTHSPM O ■v fOa,THSW M IT Y P I// T B w ie r Roundup This Is New Year ( W JM B U IV - , NEW YORK tn -W lltfr Allton jid tt n;- Saagrr- :s compi»:e=cr' eh hit 1 M Brooklyn Dodgtr* after I thatr flrit World Sarlat lueeaii. "Thoy all know thay had to huitla to lot up Ultra and (hay'll hart to ktyp huitlla* to itay," Aliton tald yattorday aftar llgalng to manago tha Dodgara again for a raportod 133,900 taiary. "Thay all m ils# Util U aaototr yaar. Aliton poiotad to eiteher Roy Campaaalla, pltehar Don Nawcomb# and third baiamtn Jtckla Roblnion u ba rpoka of hit hop#* for tha now lotion. Ha dUepuntari too problam of tha Dodgyi1 ad* vanetog agat. "Campy, Hawk and Jaekit took pratty good to mo," ha told. "I think Uwy all toit waigbt tinea too and of too Maun. Although thay'ro a yaar nldar, toay'U (till fa t ui plasty ef runa. "PHehlng could bai a problam, If wa 1till hava tora armi. It ad dapandi on how Carl Enklna, Kiel 1 Spoonar and Billy Loot come | trourd. R o;tr Craig and Don Beilant ihouM ba batlo but you nnver cm tall about young pltehari." Aliton ilngled nut teoond bitemtn Chtrley Natl (.274), outfieldt r Glno Slmoll (.308) and pltehar Kar. Lahmin (23-9) i f ntnreomern from tha Montrait firm with "food rtporti." Admitting tha Doigert had "ai good a chant# at anybody alia," Aliton eautiouily listed New York. UUwaukaa, St, Louis, Cincinnati and Phlladtlphla at tha top opposi­ tion. "Wa don't know how long Johnny San/ord-Orlandn Kennel Club Podrei will ba around before ha goat Into tha Army. But ha should will stega tta lirit annual Charity ba a bettar pltehar aftar tott job Night racing program on Thurs­ day, Feb. 9. All profit from the In tha Serial," ha said. At for tha third b u s rivalry ba- 10 event program will go to the twean 'Ainiom Jickton, the former Seminole County and Orange Chietfo Cub who w it acqulroi in a Daeamber trada, and Roblnion, Aliton laid It will hava to ba vorked out In iprlng training. , dw tI e a vr, tffOUSLS/ | L i _ By GAYLE TALBOT ^ J " »’o x x * y . « s r fecA M M A M t* < * * * * * !..> MIAMI, fie. (f-T h a sum' ct~ •1,231,200 li not quite tha digalfiti lump that It snea waa. when yog could have bought a lOlill rallroag for that amount, but there aUll la a thrill In laying a few words to g bora# that fetched »ueh » figure Nashua la a beautiful animaU even when Interviewed at Tllateab" Park In tha chill of the very early morning. One could almost lueit he knows whit bit new . ownm paid tor him at ba gatta majestic, ally from Stall No. 48 and (hinki up new wayi of getting ittintloi from hU groom, ArUa Roblamn Neibua itompi and ilompi vlt| an expemive forelag until Robin, ion Jump* up In pratottdad naa.v perl lion with a "Nn, M|ck! NV* Mick" and drive* him back a step or two into tha Heap straw. Oi Nashua nipi at the iprlng which holds shut tot ipteial eaga door of hli atall to make It "whang" and he knowi that will bring Robtnion too. DOUBlt' WlNfiKRM . OUfMHC 9 X M 3 { L |V T tK /ffS TM§ a * ftr 9 i* L o M amp r* i SiA L a M . "Mirk," Artie My» aggrieved!?, "you’d run a perton era ty .". The difficulty with hli- charg«| D^ltAk/Al Itf It*f ftefkTM right now, Artie explains, is t h i r he*i bick1 in ihape< and wants to race For five week* between lha tragic desth of Nashua's original owner William Woodward Jr. and hli record sal* lo the lyndieilt heided by Leilin Combs, the colt and hit groim Tamped out on i County charity and welfare organi­ farm neir Parti, Ky. Naihua ran loose In a pasture. a zations.Jerry Coliln*. new operator of Sunny Jim Fittiimmom. the ll. the dog trick, lays that teveril i)-eir-old trainer of Nithua. reeSanford group* will play a promi­ oiniret that the imv-plece ef his nent part In the charily night. eatenaiV* ilabla is reidy to run About half of the proceeds will go again, and he woull like to lat him to Seminole County and it's hoped itretch out for about ievan eighths that (he total profit from the special affair will roach the Sl.ooo of a mile before he goet tn the m ir^ Itoo ooo-idded Wldener llindlcip The Elks, American Legion end ,h*r* ™ ,?0/ n ! Disabled American Veteran* of t<> find exactly the right event end Sanford are m heduled to cooper­ the right conditions, even svith thev f ate with Collin* in making the eager coopcritlon. "We've got too much ilm i eheid charity night e huge aucceii Tlrfto group* will there respon­ of us to tike anv chances now." sibility in administering the fundi Fite exphined. '•Wt’ll hive to wait (or charitable purposes. and tea bow things turn oul. Nash­ "The work tone organltations ua Un’t going lo run in any race, do in seeking out and elding wel. on* .even In the Wldener. If the fere cases is marvelous," said trick Ii reall? bad, the way It waa Collins. "1 feel they wilt put th* a couple of d ty i altar last week'l money where It w|U do this mot* Heavy rain." SOKC Charity Nite Set For Thursday rMietarV... wamt *ajmto mbit mi— CM... A*B M fJ is s K s s a s * . LAST .MONT'* R E S I L T * Irat IS.ira — S i e m i a Tima l i t Flral tta«e «->r Poirier Credits Win To Sureness NEW YORK un-Gene Poirier, Niagara Falls youngster, eradlti hit 10-round vletory over Carmine Flora, veteran Brooklyn iaft hooker, to aided confidence. "Tha last time 1 fought Flora I wasn't lure of my ability to go 10 roundi," laid Poirier, "Now I know." Flore, an I to I favorite, won the vote of only one official, jud.ta Artie Aldala (5-4-1), last night at St. Nicholas Arena. Judge Har* nay Fella (.(FiHAtt4(, Judge Har­ old Bamei (8-4) the AP (8-2-1) and most of the 1,900 customers thought Poirier won It. Poirier weighed 131, Flore 150*4 pounds. 1hIftv know about the WOUCOUP 7 TONIGHT n THINS! THCT FW| revLTweio CMILDflfN - S I NOTTOOOjiffg Bowling ^TWWi WHY ASBV0UUMN4 OUTAlt THOM * TOOMTr MIXBD L B A O r a BOWLPSO mb TP O Afb. ak r t t t ie i o«-n lie g a te lis t vild an till I 170 te a it is i 1 t| Ilf tu a it m \ l l \ ii tie m a no m e II ill tm H*rl (Midi* P«w*ll Kline** («nn H»d*nb*uih Has* Ven H*rbul1t K a n l 'h l w »rn*r M| IS HWMC. Ml MAS *0 USMT iN MM'• r eynnlle Indt M / * t SHAU MI.'evfN A COWAtPlV MOUII HIU W«T HASH dOROON H| RUNS.. 4| HIPIS... Ml WNINIS . f UKI A WOMAN' | WONDIR MOWM« < WILL SOUNO WHIN L mA «VT thi stins fci^<jAMYSWOM>/ Half Rr««rae <’Urk MaMarray niki ttiundy n u ll Rrll WA'.\ tm lt!l tlU M BTAWWlXOS _ ▼••■I PAWtllt Man. B*w|ina Allay U»aa Caatiia Harr ay Plumblif Man ftlaatrla lit A V i : OF A. II lilHIHK. Liaoatad , a n 111 r. o r kstrt n r onoiln o r m i : c u i . r t a ir t u b c q i i A T J AIIM I.MbTliA'f MSI ( l A A K C B I . Ilia AL I.N AMI Fllll kllMlNOLB a t n v. | A l l . a l l ' l l . H i’ I Mill ill A All paraona htvlna elalma ar ta> FUUUA ri: an. — ru n 'll aaamti tha Kaiata of A. H. Alonra, lha aboya.namat daeadanl. ara haratiy nollfiad that an Ordar of Adminiiirailon Unnaoaaaary baa 6 J L N e w s LET T E R baan antarad by tha Honorabla r.t• W ITH MATS — KKEB nan Houahoidar, County Judaai that tha total raah ralua at aald aalata X Mum luijip.auiuana and coup ■a i.pprnyimataly ai.OOO.OAt that tha auumii ut uu and gdt nantaa and addraiaaa of thaaa in aald aatntt haa haan aaaltaad (.jk»u.k u.iu bbttiupuibiit m whom by luoh Ordar a rt na (ollawTi ouomint an a l. t.'lytn W. tin ora, h la widow. 711 uih .ivanua. Orlando. Florida ni»'U i..na util talaclad U. b. Cl a Ira Cantphair a daujhlar, il l Oov’L oil auu «aa laaaat of(«r Calhoun Ara. Tnaoo city, Mia. atuippi. >ou ifftalar paollt poiiibllitlra Tit Clyta W. Itoam tJMi any oilier apaculatloOi .odminiMratrla 'nt *na Batata pu tuulu bacoma a munonaua. at A- M. Moora, Dacaaaad. Ji’o'drllluig, aiiaumank work ur m a a rtquutd. Many of uur ellinta havo ra< ■oaatly diipoiad of iaaiat « • ^toTrao through our tarvlca at • i r ^ t profit to Ummialvaa. OllnHawa U ttar provldaa you ,wlO| tha information you nicd 1U iparticJpaU. Ooh’t pan up rlaimanu by, Uire««b. undar ar at* Init aait Aadrtw 7. Bo>J and «ul|in liu m , and all partiaa ha»ina, or elaimine to h»v*. any riant, iilia er intarott In tka follawlna daruribad property. Ivin*, and in tamlnola Counly, Florida, to.wilt Watt Itu.t laat of Mouth ti t ahatna at NK14 or a w u of ftao. non ll, Townaklp l l Boulh, Rang* I t Kail. rau, and aa«k at yau, ara haraby notmad that a aait haa fcaan breueht •ftlnat you In lha Clreult Court. In and for tamlnola, county. Florida, In Chancery, antlilad R. w. WAi'K ant ULANCH* WAR*. Ml wlta. I'lalnttffi, ». ANDREW J. BOTD. •mala, at el, Otfandanta. and vou, nnc aaoh al of you. ran. art ara ranuirad to at aait Anawar, *a er I tlira W»l« nitday, F*li»u«ry II, A. !>.. In*, ana ii you i n to da ao, a daarM era eonlaiaa will ka aatarad afalaal you, and aaek n( you, (ar lha rallal damandail In lha Complaint. I iia n.itura ut (hi* ault la la natal tn* till* la tka tkova daacrlbad land. tvitn*s* my b*n4 ant official atal of aald Court, ikla at at day of Jan. uary. A. P m i , at Banter*, #* mlkola County, Florida. (Court Baal) /a/ O. F. Harndon Clark at aait Court. Rod Hundlay af Wait Virginia Anawar to Plaintitra mada 331 pointi In tha first 10 with tha Clark nr aald I aarva upon Flalntlfro gamtt for tha Mountalnaara this OKO. A. aPRRR, j n . I aftlea addreaa la P. O. taaion. Banford, Florida, a copy W H Y PAY MORE? K M If MIm Ire Tho FLORIDA TIMRSaUNION B O T TLED $ 6 > o o GAS U 'OMJJJ" I S'* 1 10 A] 3 s to * *n lie good for chsrity." A part ef the money raised will Al l b» set aside for a Sanford "coml «n , munity fund." This will benefit FlonAil* ----, * n w re l worthy charity ciuses , in (JUlnl»l» (t.l) til "A nine Her* — 8 m mi* Tim* ni. | Sanford which has no regular m r Veek ,M# J ie 1 1* ' im m u n ity Chest or United Apo#*n Ruvii t in i pest drive. OuiBt»u »*-•> iiMA I This charity night hasbeenape*,»n«li N«r* — A ta Kll» Tim* Al a I * ’ P»l*l lV»»«in a to 1(0 J I* proved by the State Racing Com­ l i n t Htirhy * in 7 cn mission and it Is expected tn be­ m-M D ili* » no come an annual feature of the O .l o U l t M-S) ««* in r i v h i h Ror* — A 10 nil* Tim* At.T Sanford Orlando track’s season. But-A H. l t d# s.tn J »o Collins his received wide re­ Rnen«v R. t.(lt A ** Jo* Blofk 140 cognition for hie effort! in raising V!B'OI*l» M..SS t i t no money for charity i t traeke in *((■(5 R**« — A t e Mil* Tim* At ▼ Ml*ho*h»t 11 ;o s no * to Da)tnna Beach and Sanford. M irk 'O Ally 1 SO * *■> Ju»l P i r S «n UulOi*U M - l l <11 *« T*olh It*** — a * Mil* Tim* tl 0 fto«-*v»| 17 SIS j I 10 » *o M»rk*l Tim* 7 l* » jn ■ut* r u b 11 no O u t n l t u ( l . s i Tit in Utilu*l M am tu e StSSinoo T O T in m -e f t t r i f * rt**« «•*• — e'ie nn* *»*•!• c All Souls Defeats Lake Mary Jr. Hi Ail Souls Parochial School defeat­ ed Lih* Mary Junior High for Us third basketball win of the season. It was a lesm effort in the sec­ ond half that accounted for the victory. Ed Rlnkavag! waa high seorer with 8 paints and Nicky Con­ stantin# was next with 8. Bridieman waa high for Lake Mary with T point*, All Soule wit] play Blavia at U:30 Thursday morning. APARTMENT FIRE ,'NARA,. Japan lAV-FatirteBR Japaneie burned lo death and four were injured today in a fir* that destroyed in apartment building, police reported. . IS THE . MOTTO OK OUR PHARMACISTS! B rins tout e li t e f a r c o rre c t lameeundlv- FA U ST * DRUG STORE Near P 0. _____ PWaa IM I only fa-malt athltta tray to win tha Jamna E. Sullivan Mamorial Trophy, flha waa awardad it for har 1044 parfomaneaa. ninne. r » n * l Olrl. Aims** Too* • r n i f t l * 4 r . Moon »r*M*A. Lucky b*'i»e«tt. e l i t e a t * * — B 't e m i i * e n t * n Ff**t* Trlnh, F » » 0 Wlmbo L o o t e*m, R**ewr*«. K s n t i e Ai*r. ffltue* !*•* Boy; Rural Choi**, FlorM i Pue*. e****«b it*** — N't* **n* n**e* w To* ToSe*. Oo**n’« r«*ti*. c»«i act**. B tb * ’* Bull**, T**( T r lt l Foolish J i u Wey*M* vioiorl*. F«*o R*r. B lebth Baa* — * ' 1* Mil* « * • ■ • It Ruth Klatn*. Coral Rot*. IV* O* turn, Hi* Mat*, K. Boh. tnvlatbt* Man, R u th Call, Itotoo*. A l l l k A i r * — B /ie Mil* Or*** A e n t r y Mark. Moon - V*k*r, PI--* Reek. T **th It*** — */* Mil* (lr*e* C Mr**dr K»r, B rtm tr, Ranllo, q u i r k Look, Nina Ii. P a i r Pr**m, Cam m andar J. SV., P*t* Uadian. don'tjust ask f ir bourbon (•leapt Sunday) Q AO Nsw Track MATINEES Hostsd Stands Vftbt Parking Jarry Cofllos. H e r. WED. & SAT. 2 P.M. • Sorry, No Hlnort PER 100'LB. CYLINDI NO INSTALLATION CHARGE * M MILES SOUTR OF IAN FOBS Tar* Waal Al M Arrow . . > . ri vi: j3 Ll. [ 1I ,1 ~ -T 4 r -M-Wm S arr:;- # -* tm - erfetlOB to o a r •killed Bbanaa- Rlneaie* M. f*M* lu»i,. Hnw Fi- T ell* M«4«r«lam ------------f i t Legal NoHce B. H. Utmho C ountry L'oppar I o® \. a>aloa t a n tlm a n Uolnlatb 11-51 t i t '0 F o u r th lla r a - 1 I I Slllr Tima Maa K in a 17.10 1 in Muat Ana t 10 Mifnal c a l l a r , Luimala (l-bs l i f t to F l t lh K ara — b, 10 1111a Tima Parry P i ta p a t 11 ao a In c o tto n u i r i tin J»n* Roll**. F'lt'if* T*o«* Rio1'** e.ip*rlof, iii e e i * ir**i Ru*l»f, t u n n*. Ml*. L»4y F « lr P*U% I.*» (f* o * « It*** — I ' l l Mil* 0»«4* n M "-n'*lo 0*1 K*l* R Rf*M » A eilo.T** Kooatt PronV d u m b o i» m »*-..«in r n » 1 » . T .i o il n r \ Tbl»e * • * • — A'1« M il* <!*•<•• w R|<l*Mnnn*t R*«* tohnnv K. SC*n. mi Ro*k*t. etiimhi* R o r now . M r'o f, P r o * a i * b u r Jn*l* Rue. Ttl Pollv. F ourth tto>* __ A 'te Mil* flr*4* *t Mfnoll* ,I**V. Rle d "», M - J.uriiWOlTl W*o*(*h** MU* n * f . Tin Foil. Hiimorl*!. P*»» Fit** w*** — e ' i e m i i * «**e* n .firr*tt Rams r MWV ATOMIT' 10 :e 110 a jo I 10 JMh M>Uron llron > 10 Juara Lou Uuinlala (I II IS! >« . l a r n n e l la r a — * I*Mila Tima ll.T Maim Cnallo lo.no *10 1 J" Lvarlavin' *•** ; Mtaa f u r n a a , a * "n q u inia ia <; J t l i r t o L>ally 17oubla t a -2* t t l . j n T hird R-ira — l i t Him Tima ALT �THE SANFORD HERALD ■’ fnT f^nr-T fA"jwl If I t 's W orth A nyth l o t I t 's W o rth A dvarttalng In 9*nt_iM i VA FINANCING available. Three It will pay YOU to see US bernre NEAR NEW HOSPITAL Bedroom home, larva corner lot, OR S A L E — Male Collie, you buy. Open Evenlnia and Three bedroom home on 3 Iota. thoroughbred. Beautifully mark­ eitabllihed neighborhood. Not a Sundays. Total price only 19.100. Can be ed. II months old; Tan A project. 1100 Mellonvllla Ave. Ea staid* TraUer Salaa, handled for 11,300. down. White. W. M. Bartoasek; Enter­ Falatka, Fla. Phone 1981 prise. Just completed maaonry conFOR SALE - 1931 BUlCK Riviera itrueted 3 bedroom noma lor ffirtloP- R A H. Good Tires, 17,500. Termi. 18 HELP WANTED l» HAVE NEED lor location for »300 Equity, finance halance, Supermarket, national chain 1 hone 1416-ft or 2270-J. NEAR PINECRE8T SCHOOL SALES HELP WANTED Full store. Prefer site in auburbi, Three bedroom hnme on 3 lota. or Part-time. Flreatone Bloiwi. Houthslde. What la your olfar, Fenced In yard for children. Nerd 10,000 square feet of land. Trees end nice shrubs. Total State exert price and location In Eitabllihed territory for Avon price only 110,100. 91,100. down CARS Coimetici now open tn Lake flrit latter. P. O. Box 3061, will handle. BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Monroe. Cuitomera waiting for Orlando. Bey Beei’a Used Care LOCK ARBOR atrviee. Write P. O. Box 975, Sanford Ave. A ltth St. Orlando. HA MILT WANTED Oemate) l>A Bunk Beds Complete with Innersprlng Mat­ tresses, Ladder A Rati, tCan he Two Waitresses nvrr 31. Apply tn person In the Seminole Drive In, used aa Twin Beds) . 199 30 801 East First St. Whether Buying or Selling, it wlH King Six* Hollywood Bed* pay you to see Guaranteed 10 Years j . w. Mall , r e a l t o r . DO X to Inncrsprlng Mattress Flortaa State Bank Bulldtnf $fi,;»lll). PER YEAR 80 X 80 Box Spring........... 8129.30 "Call Hall" Phone 1751. Headboard (Decorator Tlastlc) WOMAN SALES MAN ACEH U nfinished F u rn ilu re National Urganliatlon needs local 3 Drawer Chest .................. 813.30 woman in managerial capacity 4 Drawer Chest ........ -........ 17.30 for Sanford and surrounding area IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 3 Drawer Cheat .................. 19.30 at once. Flexible hours, no can­ aak Crumley A MnnleHk Table ........................ 9.30 vassing, delivery or collecting. al 11T South Park Phase 771 Vanity Nile Stand ............................ 1.30 Car necessary. Previous expertThey lasw Mr. and Mra. Dresser ........ 39.30 enre meeting public helpful hut Bookcase Bed ..................... 34.50 not necessary. “Wire Collect" (Twin or Double) giving previous business ex­ Seminole Realty Student Desk ..................... 24.30 perience to F. F. Noble, Empire W. DIETRICHS T, W. NERO Bookcase ............................ 11.50 Crafts Corporation, Newark, New York Stale. . INI Park At*. Phsts gl or 141 FU R N ISH E D APTS. M3 West l i t Or Call at Fund* 83,000 DOWN — 3 B. R.. Oarage “Bad'* Bamberger. Mgr, tur* Cm tar. 118 West lit. with room and shower. On large Open Monday's til 8 p. m lot including citrus and tropical * WELAKA APARTMENTS: room., fruits. Total price, 18,000. No privala batbT 114 W. First St, Cily taxes to pay! Close to Base ami Schools. R oIU wbf and Baby Bed* W. H. "Bill" HTEMPER ¥?»y. Week or month-Trl. 141 Realtor — General insurance Furniture Canlar Gertrude B. Dlagfelder, Associate Bagftrly Appliance C*at*v “Yout Westinghousa Dealer" Gay Allen, Associate Maytag Waihtra Fhana 2128 l i t N. Park Ave. Coleman Healers ... 859 93 up Pbaae 17IT. Lake Front Home — 81.(MM Down 118 Magnolia Ave. BEE Bamlaola Realty Modern Two Bedroom Home. Beau­ able Homes aad Apia, tiful efficient kitchen with new glove and refrigerator. Screrned FURN. Efficlanry Apl. 17-92 Mouth porch, double car porte, con­ <City Limits. Slumberlsml Court. venient to Orlando and Sanford Clearance Approvimately one acre. This Chair EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ Is not a home you will be dis­ 8 — Simmons Bed Chairs able for bachelur or couple. appointed to see. Underpriced Values In 889.93 Steam heat, Private bath, show­ al 810.300. YOUR CHOICE ............ 8-18.(10 er. Covenicntly located. Across Rosa L. Payton, Broker from Post OMlce. Inquirj Man­ Annabel). B, Henderson, AsaoelaU 19-5wlval Platform Rockera uel Jacobson Dept. Store, ____________________ _ ., Alberta J. Hall. Aaaaelato Foam Rubber Cushions. Up­ F U R N I S H E D Apt. Full kitchen and phone M71 17-91 at Hiawatha holstered in Dupont Nylon. bath. Adulli. *W. 8ee M»0[tf r -----------------------------------------Regular 889.93 Value ........ $AS. alter 3 p. m., 407Is West 1st hi. 9 — Siesta Swivel Platform TwTTnEDROOM House. Kltriun a Rockera. Small modern de­ furnished. Close-in. very clean. sign. Regular 139.83 value .. 844. Thona fllfl. > ............... THRMT'KOOM fifYftlahesJ Apartmint. 2300 Mallnnvllle.________. Apt. Efficiency. 83-V fiH Park Furnished Garago Apt. 4.12-W. Rooms, conking available, for em­ ploy'd and retired people. Inlormalion. 1013-W. floor. BACHELOR Apt ground „ 313 Palmetto Phono 2392, UNFURNISHED House. 5 Rooms and bath. 830. per month. State Rd. No. 46. 21? miles East of Geneva. Mrs. Horace Johnson. APT. Ofte Bedroom,- furnished. Close in. Phone 618. SMALL unfurnished apt. and (tore. For Information call 3147. Unfurn. house. Monroe Corner. 49-J Five rooms,- two-bedrooma. (Child­ ren under 8. Call 2898 of 119 W. 23rd St. I LARGE fumlsbed single Apt. Witar and lights furnished Phone 4b-J. \ 27 — Occasional Chairs, Many styles and colors. Rrg. 814.93 valua.................... 89. Colored Women need extra money Represent Cosmetics Company Writ* nox 13, % Sanford Heral for interview. WAITRESS—Part time 5 to 8 p. m Apply Celery City Restaurant 3 tn 8 p. m. l*C HELP 18C ■ ■ ■ ■MALE ■■■■M a m M aWANTED M a «a ■■ i WANTED — Roys, Age 13 lo 17 for after school work. Apply IM W. 1st St. WORE WANTED DOCTOR or Dentil Asslitaot or Receptionist. Experienced. I'hnne 1887-5. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED FLOOR sanding and Bushing Cleaning, waxing, flervtag Semi note County since 1923. H. M. Gleason, f-nke Miry. Mather of Sanford 291.01 R. 1st It. Phene 117 BUT — Homes of Real Individuali­ ty: Brittany Farm Homes, Early American, Ultra Modern. Conventional k French Colonial typ«>BUILT On Large Landscaped Lots; In the best of neighbor- m. from 811,200 to $13,000 . FHA and VA (Gl) Financed. ODHAM & TUDOR, INC. USED Electric, coin dispenser drink hex. Good ruining eendtol Finer Home* (or tten. Ideal for bear storage box. Florida Living. Can be seen at Tha Sanford Herald. 840. Salea Office—2023 So. French Ave. Phone 2100 or 2960 QUICK CASH for Funitur*. Add­ ing Machine*, Typewriters, Out­ board Motors. Boata. Super Trading Post. One mUe South on 17-A, Phone 3017-W. iiDUiLipcu, Iwood floors G I. Finance PltOM 817-W. OST —Black Fabric ladles' HAND BAG containing cash and identification papers. Vicinity of ftoumillat A Anderson Drug Store. Finder plrasr call 1099. REWARD. Mrs. Ztima Mc­ Dowell, ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Ray, 3160. HAYNES Office Machine Co. Typewriters, adding machines Sales Rentals, 114 Msg., Ph. 44. K va-H eu Heauly Shop REST m Workmanship a n d Materials. ' 118 East 2nd M. Phone SU For AL1. Your Beauty N ’e'ds call Star, Call Harriett'* Beauty Nook Phone 871 103 So. Dak Ave. INSTALMTION of Linoleum. Car (Open evening! by appointment.) pets. TUia. S anford Linoleum A Til* Co. 1ST W. lit St Phone HIT One hour • Wash and Damp D One hour U • Wash and Dry F Finished Laundry Sanltnne Dry Cleaning in t f r i OR leolh Side Food mart Bldg, IN East 23th SL and E X T E B J O ® e m f ir s ia f t ,M “ ptm eo n i v H x —a # L L MB—Plane Tecanielan Phene 0*4, Route U Sanford f - EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapes-UphoUtery and Slip Covera Finest Workmanship C B.S. CONSTRUCTION Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom by Hardwood floors — Tile Baiba rail with plaitle enni. Plastic or ktaiter Craftsmen. Paved Carports — Insulated rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon 18— RKSTAURANT -2 9 You'll Lika Our Rrisonehle Prices, cords. $7105 *49 STANLEY KULP B ut Shrimp on Earth ........ $1.00 COMPLETE DOW S aakartk Gtoaa aa d F a ta l Oa C. J. CROCKER - Builder U8-114 West Sad 8L Phone U 0 Phnne Oviedo - Forest 3-3108 Southern Fried Chicken . ... 11.23 Dlnnera-in-a-Rox (to go) 75c - $2.30 LEAVITT l> LANSDOWNE INCOME-TAX-SERVICE ORANGE CITY, FLA, ANGEL'S EAT SHACK Used furniture, appliance*, tools, Sanford Ave, al 23lh St. Wm. H. Murray NEWLY RE DECORATED 4 Bed­ etc, Bought-aotd. Larry's Mart, Mt Celery Phone 0141) Ave. Phnnr i84l-M room home, furnished, and 3 321 Eait 1st St. Phone 1831. Closed Sunday and Wednesday Acres of land. Can be teen on Sundaya only. Fifth house on RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrinl CnnU’aettag and Repairs TV Service C entar Bandlx and Croslay Appllaneas Qaality Rahher Stem** 111 M ifaoli* Ave. Stock and Made to Order — 24 Hour Servira — \ HEMINOLE IN D U STRIES 1421 Yale Ave. Phone 2B8I-J Ph. 113 “ Bsodom : te rro r S.ali For Bent NEW ** Lorain Drag Lina. Phona Orlando 28-784. PtoM 1991 WANTED • 2 r , , t ) « e On A Cloud Town \ ?J n »P«rt III* J,11}. M f«r MijrIo A. K. Shoemaker, Builder Good Piano (nr Children'! Home. Jli! «tilSt.tltW f p o r l i a 0*k I;?? Cultivators. IRITT TRACTOR 430l Mlwav 17-81 tooth Pfien | Write Luther a* H aven, O viedo. PHILADELPHIA UP - E d d i e Watlkus, one of major league base­ ball's belter first basemen during his 13-year career In the big time, has quit the game to accept a Job with a trucking firm, I Waltkus, 33, released by the Phil­ adelphia Phillies at the end of the 1033 season, announced Saturday night that he had accepted an offer from another ex-major league first hasrman, Ruddy llasiett, to Join Eastern Freight Ways, Inc., today. HaMcIt, who played for the Floslun Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers and New* York Yankees, Is vice presi­ dent of the firm. He offered Walt­ kus Ihc Job sfler a gel together al a bampiel circuit meellng. Waltkus starlet his major league career with the Chicago Cubs and aftrr three years came to tha Phil­ lies In loin. Wailkus, a good fielder and hit­ ter. Is probably best remembered for his comeback after helm »hnl by a crated girl in Chicago In 1049. ItAHBI HEAD DIES LOST—Dark Brown Wallet con NEW YORK IB - Rabid Israel laining important papers to ow­ Rosenberg, 8n, rhalrman of the ner. REWARD. Call Mrs. Ilill presidium of the Union of Ortho­ Lane at 1821, 9 to 5. dox Rahbls of the United Stales KOUND-WhIU with Rlaek Spots, and Canada, died yesterday at his large male dog, (believed lo be home in Hrnoklyn. Pointer), Owner may have hv Rabbi Rosenberg, bom in Po­ paying for this adv. Ph. 221.1 J. land, came to tlir United States LOST — Billfold riinlaining Impor­ In 1902 and became a U S. cllltrn tant papers id vicinity of Crowe's In 1914. Fishing Camp, Reward. Call His first assignment was In M. W. Coleman. 3003-M. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He later LOST — Al UvetCs, 3rd St. Five served in Paterson and Jersey fio. bills Katunlny afternoon. Return In Jones Filling Stntlon end receive REWARD, h o ik ; eh 87.050. for Two Bedroom masonry liause. Will'be completed soon, oeiy m>j. 'down. )TIA insured lead. Jusl rlahl for retlramant Phone 1129-A. B. Pal*raon.Brokei home or for small family. Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., TEMPLE Oranges. 88. per bushel P. J. Chesterton, Garfield Wil­ low vll s . o n n Phone 846W letts. John Melscb, H. W. Wil­ Burtdrr - Pbeec 1139 liams, H aul M, Field. A C (Wise: seat 8. Orlande Dr. HEATING Doudney, Land Surveyor. Floor Furnaces and Circulators FOR SALE - at Til East Lake, B A LL R EA LT Y H . a PO PE CO., INC. Lnngwood. Two-tenement Fr»m* 899 South Park Ave. Phase uaa RAYMOND M. BALL House. Lirge Jot, furnished, garOSCAR M. HARRISON I Ft. dlep Ladders...............14.3 REG; RROKBRS » Gal. Garbage Cans ........ | i * I N T E R I O R and EXTERIOR Fainting. Paper Hanging. Phnne Sanford Freight A Salvage .T0T8-J, Btiffum A Walker. 804 West First St. FOR RENT—Three bedroom home with s|eepl.*.z porch, 2 living 8 Bedroom Concrete Block porches, double garage, centrally VA — 8223 Down Payment located. $90. per month. 134. Per Month P k I Kitchen Fully Equipped Per Her Real Rente *e*«i: let fast U* choose colors amt tile f>H*n and'Harkfv. Realtor* nuin *, Buv your Furnilure at Berry’s Warehouse Furn., Co,, al 001 \V. 1st SI. All nationally adv. fur­ niture at warehouse prlcci. Sonthaid* Laundromat Stnca 1*49, • toaford'a Leading Builder al home* for oyer 1.300 people. Sales Office: Little Venice la Loch Arber. u isiru W - FURNITURE- 1 'MM O**to-0 Service on All Water Pump*— Wella Drilled - Pumps Piefa Read Phene 7M Builderi COMPLETE with all the features yog have dm rnad about such as colored General Electric I Real Estate 9 Insurance •pplianeia and colored plumbing Mr*. leoriie Messenger, Asset. tixlurta. 117 Magnolia Ave. Fh. II AND available at reasonable Hornet —I-OI4 — A m ig a prices, with the best financing Laura II. Oil*r L with minimum down-pay­ Registered Real Estate Broker ments. 24*1 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Phone 1381 Wellborn C. Phillip* Jr. 10 N Park Are. Phew 018. 13 Ft. Runabout and Mark 20. Can be seen next tn Lake Mary School, Plumbing. Krrakr Heating 2 BEDROOM HOMES NOT A PROJECT! Kvinrude Salea A Service 394 E lit St. Pb«M I -OUR SPECIALITY— Freet-End Alignment For Safety end prolonged Tire FRIGIDAIRK appliances, sales w«ar-hsve your CAR checked and service. G. it. High, Oviedo, Fla. Phone F03-33I3 or Sanford 1842 W after 6 p. m. OSTEEN'S OULF SERVICE Corner Second and Park Phone 9101 Eany Term* ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3- ROBSON Sporting Rood* Wailkus Steps Out To Accept Position With Trucking Firm JJ ? K ill Ion L M l td Neflrina HencRiim* i !! jSU', "• w“h Mu,u tie# k W ' t i C‘ " T* wKaj,D.** !'*• "If* On rv rn a * * « ti • T tn in sr n rrs a s m is Ar r tutors wins Ousts Walt HnfMr First. I.nt i, Atw*S* Ceilunn l'«rnlisl w »iih«i-M*s-nptsi lUnilFRVOlJR m ]>mii Molt » r?t>rn«r I-sift• It ahhpt J o h n |l«ljr iS'lWI lelharacM l l.«4 Thrt* I.Ivm Foul T h litn Ft r a*i*1* ThMMUt IVrt HkFlIlMI IM n.1.1 lin e a l Ion I'l oaaroa.la N a w s -H i-.irti-W s s Ih s r Mr l>i-irlrl Attorn»r ni(n lilt W R IlV R e n A I • SO l l r r t «nrl T h ars 10:00 Ita* Club l*:l« Haw* IS IS )«** club la al Mslna, I l i l l Werld *1 Nana ■a . . • It •J fi 1:14 i:JS I y* I1 If So . 4inn , Ef8J» Farm IHiast Wadnaadsr Msllnse Nawa «>■ None H a n d . If arid At Tbra* •*r*nsd# Rarnrd Preview Taan Tuns . illl ^ a V a 'lla e 7> 11-1 r; 7T~ I TT” '% tt■ ~T~ % rr TT "78" sr !l / rr _ TT Sl w w w w tm 1 4; M }> m w -4m % ■tj M TT m3 % vr % ~ % D A ILY ACROSS 1 US humorl|t and wrltei tl. Mimicked 9 Might 10. Raise 12. European lake 33. Reigning beauty it. Radio Frequency (abbr.) 13 River (So. Am.) 17. Itrlstlt-llke (4 rt ' 18. Canneil 30. Persia 31. Fuss 32. Guide 24. Underworld river (Myth.) 2«. City <C. Ala > 30. Western 32. Lamprey , 3.1. Kind of cheese 38. A chair _ that retataa on a stationary base 38. Rendered fat of hog 39. Seed vessel 40. Toward 41. Bound by oath 43. To flt again 43. Follow 48. Mountain* Iskss 87. Strewn (Her.) CRO SSW O RD 48. Dross it „rw « £r rja u.M oviitn .Usui .71El I I Twei2Ti-:s j J' * t-lt-l u it t-IWIXI-11 S UEBin I ' - ' " I- .11 I n r i ’ju iti.’f a LAnorna. -• E 2E *rm band. 33. “bn Weeds «Ac*)Ty -n1 ».CW * 7 .7 - 0 ,;;;; t-imwast-u: » 1481000014i 4i I mould uont t firmtmii ot.tit4 Ysttsrisr’e toe* 34. Begins tl develop',. , 3A, AacendM 37. PerfKl 42. Bom ' I 44. Friar's til ^ fSSTL, “ S r* as? *sar T“ * ' % *} 'r r i™ IT % TT" 7i TT — HKU' 1 11 Ti- 1 7T~ r ■ 3^ I T TT 33" ! TT P MM . i TT m TT % TT m MMMMZMUMMZZUm Ti TT * ■ □ □□ □ □ □□□ 1 □ □ TIT « T tiin ii M tc kcr House Club tilled KM s in n»nnrl Dour K iir e r d e * Nice IUin»ylin<l I’hii atlvsra Bbow K s v r Log St 441 Millie RaA Hkaltnn III,nos Quaaltno ] l.«A T h rae t.lvae It o'oincw n a p o r l - t a t a Ako»” Nawa * l i e * OH W *n**IB A V a io a a ia * T sa i t s t t a r a U o rs ls f absw ra p t. K tn fs re e Opan ilnuaa l l s r c r Moore A rth u r floAfrer a t r l k a tt Rich Valiant I.sAr Love of U fa l a s r c h (or Tomorcnar (luM ine L ta ht Ona tl'rlnok Raporl Ja c k Oaar Lnvs Htorr Itoht. q. Lewie ilnua a narlr Hie I’syorf /lob tiroahr l l r l a h l a r liar a -h •.*? *t Kl«4 M i Mosle Fnr Udlt« _ Itnli Crnahr I tr le t ii t r Usr U t r r s t Rlnrm On Tone Account w i n tt m i s s n flap-.ri t{v: DUS' is 24.1nva. O J’JI ’ I lid's ■I ffMwill umiatt - - i. food i-| IIICJIIlStH JlH1imI-B•rM iltlli|BM3 U-illt.- tl" 2.V Fun K|a|[ Mt.irwt s rMMM oi ,< 37. Man'a tram . : nick-T'-Sif r.»ti, -.I.# c-iRtmasai is nn>. name iflVim tMJlIM »«.»»• . 39. Marah HHfflZEHBHv; .' kit 1MMfflM .it* , • 50. Not BM Hrtfr I .< M .1I II tl|h t B Hd uM ) - ./ < 3t.Thu* 33.Ctty •Mes4*y«itodjaa (Fr.y 12} 34. Some 41. Trick**! 37. Flat 43. SlandW: ' 40. BewUdtred 44. ArmaSU aato 43. LottatJ"' dlrec49. Opus.—, tlon tabbed me uititr •-SS iYwi*rn J*,nho,,« tm CRO SSW O RD ACROSS n. Monatere I. Having 4. Tantalum two color* tsym.t 8. Coarse It. Odd IScot.) cotton « Ctoae to trousers 7. Lamprey* 10. Hebrew 8. Man’a month nickname 11. Cheat aound P Plant ovules 13. Fellow V 13. Audience 13. Accented 14. Habtluat ayllabtea of drunkard feelirroa.) IT Biblical city 13. Indeltnile 30. Female article ahtep 1$. Susan 31. Male dr. (abbr.) acendant II. Note of 33. Type theecal* meaaur# stale x iik s itn » ts*-«» fm ertm S u m s N o w t- W s a th t r Tk» Mnrelne a h e r rap tem K snfsruo T»*i r » l t » m Ki*n-On Prn*f*m Rssun N«» s- W s s ttis r H»m« I 'lsnnina llsrrjr Mint* Frnla K m s c s Hhow This 1.4rut nt Ours a i / l h s it Itlch tm a s M x Vslisfii t.srtr l ^ i r e of I.lle a t s r c h Inr T nmorrow llilrllne l . l i h t J s r k P s s r enow l.nve e t n r r VlewsCe r>la**t i t n h i r l Q. I.ewls t 'M n n a l C ra isrntA s Hi* rsjr n f i '■ felMWiffl.** • ■I* Nswa Slsriat D A ILY For All Cars UEAUT1FUL PATTERNS CUSTOM KI I T E U PROMPT INfltALIsATION Strickland* Morrison, Inc. Sanford. Florida Phan* JM WELCOME -a TO SANFORD Naval Pertoiutfl: •TV We have leaiad somt' Rooms at the beautiful. Mar-Lou Motel j’j ’■ These Rooms ere evatlaj))*. Absolutely Free MRCIVA19. B8UNOAOI (abova), Deputy Budget Dlractor, la shown at hla nine* in Washing­ ton after President Elsenhower named him Director of the Bu­ reau of the Budget He auecteda Bow)and B, Hushes, who re­ signed for •‘eompelllng persons! and family reasoni." The rriignetlon will become effective on April 1. (International) ft For • period of 4 dayi,' to New arrivals at Oar Nival Air Station -- STOP by aad Pick up YOU! Key at the office at ; Odham A Tudor, Ine. •'Builderi of Fine Horatio . 2823 S. Ffench Avenue-r �■___ a* They went to througti the artde porch, etepplng acroea akia and poles and gear. The lampUt lobby was warm and friendly. A Mg fire roared on the hearth. A group of airmen from Kirtland had come up foe acme week-end skiing, and U wme all very gay in the dining room around the Ore eftorwarda. A**"" told aome hllanoua talea about the South Pacific; theae were matched by what ha called the A y boys. One aergeent; • vel> vet-toBgoed rmecal from Georgia, named Vm, mho had a curving ■car from earn eye to the com er ol hie mouth, wee doing hie brat to Ull bow be had been ’•wowmtod." Me wae constantly frustrated to thia attem pt by laterrapUoaa and prataeta from hU frtendA "Tow rree let Dunning gs* started on tb s lata war," m m of the men told Pinky, "y W re right here for all night T" pinky laughed and k a g M i At tea o'clock, Adam thought they ought to try to m ake It to Informal University Discussions wifely duties aa he had allotted no h r id* or outside that holds liquid. the Job aha was doing lo r htoa eg But taka 8 on a tided two-sided hU wife. atrip and you caa get beek to B ut when Adapt was a t borne Hhe talked to him, she let torn where you started. * touch her — but then a ic tu s eg This could be a lesson in Greek, anvnethlng’a being wrong would threaten her with the knowledge but it's really part of informa iscussions among math and as­ th a t there was something wrong! The knowledge had come to her tronomy dub members at th* Unienlty of Florida. fail force out there on the porch. She waa aa shocked by the r«v*to- 'I t ’s all easily explainable, says tlon as if she Judged a strange woman who told of hating bar hus­ S. Gould Sadler, associate protes­ l-'r of mathematics ts* students band's presence. "1 c a n t stand to have Mte S% exploring virioua phases of around me!" Ann had said nontechnical aspects. 'And to this U aha rrahy Sait th at way, aha sort of double talk, Sadler, who ia should pack up and le a n ! Leave nna of Ihe club advisors, adds a at once, Bhe had no rtg h t m hit of clarification, "All three are Adam's home. Khtvertng. Arm se t to the ecewm examples of continuous surface a t the red oouch. She should , a a and are ealled ’topology’." "D c o l try * -• n r o t f l ba ail right r* "If the roof doesn’t Mow off." He te n the telephone and Joined Pinky and a group about Urn greet open fire. e e e The night at the storm marked • change for Ann. Bhe sat alone ha the little cinder-boa house, dose •gainst the ground, M fi from the •creaming wind, warm enough physically, but cold lo her boors' core with lonlineoa. And sullen with a reecntment which nhe would not m ark or define. On th a t night aha became a little frightened at thia eenee of dUoontent which late­ ly seemed always to ba with her. Bha could perhaps b are figured out where the trouble leg. whet B at aha eowlda't leave Adam! I t would mean not aecmg I d a the trouble w m — but i t bed been •gain, not knowing what waa hap­ trouble, lo go along, dosag bar pening lo Mm, how far ha te d gone wtth Me tow* * ■ to budd­ dally tasks, not happy, but— T hat night, when dark felt, ah* ing, hie clever ideas n a n s , a n w puk<<l the draper!** acroea the haviag Me child. One with eyas the window* and roamed a boat the rotor eg the sky, and long, straight a n a * apartm ent worrying about knil*. Adam out there on that mountain drive. 8be'd driven It heraelf when the phone rang, but her voice enough to know th a t Iheve were waa quiet. T r a glad you'm a l p Lacre , , . Did they havn land­ right, Adam," she said softly, tote slide* In these ninnslaina T flhe hung up and went to bed. But the tatter tears continued to Dow. Bhe gtimwd they could. Hhe Jumped violently a t the totwrf Adam. Hhe needed Adam. slumming of the service porch Her ante rue* and rrau, until they door; probably ft waa Adam com­ filled the empty room, and even ing m th at way. She went swiftly the storm could no longer be beard, n o ile OonttnmeJt through the kitchen lo unlock He Electronic Brain Works On Rails In tbo tiny mirror* that tn turn reflect the color range spectrum of tha selected elements to the phototubes. Sine* last March, the thing la credited with saving tha railroad as much aa tlM.000 in malntanance of diwsl equipment, Cough­ lin said. Its accuracy one* tripped up tha chemical lab. An axtrama quantity of lead was found In ona oil somplo. Another showed clear. Investigation allowed that a work­ man hail waihod hit hands In the solvent u**d to cleans* the botll* sin which oil samples are taken. AUNT IT MURING THE oridi Timec-Unlon DAILY DELIVERY ‘ PRONE 1T«T-W FOR PMOMPl’ SERVICE "RllDAY and 1 SATURDAY FEB. 3rd & 4th SANFORD AND FOODMART TASTE HER DEL1QOUS PANCAKES— _____ ■ f ________ 1 ' ' •caeJ-.* . ‘ __________ - . . '- - Topology le ■ nompiantltatlve What k boils down to la this— geometry. rlub members arc learning how to Take the hole threugb a hols in have fun with malh-and your re­ a holt. porter is still trying to understand Puncture a hole through opposite about Kleln'i bottle. tide* el a sphere such aa a glass ball, then a similar hole at right angles to the first one. Where the GUNMAN WANTS DIRECTIONS second hole pastes through the LEXINGTON, Maas. (A—A man tin t ia the hole through a hole; with a gun in hia band invaded and it la ia a hole because the the home of Mrs. Dorothy Houdlette, so, last night—and demanded i # la of the sphere is hollow. 'ihe bottle ia a Klein't bottle only road directions. hhich iliustratoa a closed surface She told police she we* alone with no inside and no outside—it when the man rang the belL When ende where it beglne. Liquid slowly the went to the door, be forced his dropped Into the opening la re­ 'way in and without attempting to tained and may slowly be poured ob hrr or commit violence asked ^ow to get lo Route 128. 'The Mobius strip gris you back After she told him, the min got to where you started and ia one of nto a station wagon driven by an the curios of topology," Sadler said rthcr man, and off they rode. Take a long rectangle (marking the corners AR and CD), give U OLDEST RESIDENT DIES a half-twist and join ihe ends so that C falls on B. and D on A. VATICAN CITY iff — Vatican "Draw a straight line down the City’s oldest resident, ft-year-old center of the strip, attending it Maria Bonatti. died lait night. She until you return to the point at received th* blessing of Pop* Pins which was darted. Separate the XII. ends of tha strip and you will find She was the widowed mother of both sides are covered by the Pietro Bonilti, custodian of the Slitine chtpcL straight Una.’* * f/JUl Aa^ricaa prierta tn lh * V p e tit Mr* tour Mm aapelkd. rM last to ga was llshop Frederic Donagfcy «t New Mdtord, Uiu, DrtgRtfi win be sorry to b u r Kg b« happened to Mto misfortune g breaking his arm. Friends of Hiney Scfiultx will )* sorry to bear that ha pi n e t u n Tuesday morning at hli homr.l Miss Linda Huggins spent r rid*y night and Saturday with Suit* Maxwell and Patricia Slone. Mrs. Grit* Lindsay happentf to a misfortune of falling u | fracturing bar leg In two places. Jim Brmrb, tea of Mr. and J|«, Latter Brown, is homo for a tew wtoks vacation. DONT------- GAINESVILLE, iff — A hole marketing, cooking, even bar fre ­ hole ia quent excursions to the movies, through a hole In a were nil • proper p ert eg auch no more puzzling than a bottle with CHICAGO, Iff — An electronic As many as ISO samples can lie *V>r*lu" Je working cm th* rail- trstod in a day on tho qusntomcti’r. it has a spoctogrsph which con­ ■Oid. Metallurgist* of the Chicago and tains a prism, mirrors and| a hatNorth Western Railroad employ a Ury of 23 phototubes, Tho photo­ device ealled a quaotometer to dis­ tubes are it* memory and record cover th# presence and amounts light from the ultra-violet area of a t foreign substances collected in the spectrum. They are abl* lo (ha arankcas* oil of diesel engines. store up Ihe light as electrical en­ ergy and retrain It at the press of They call R "th* thing." a button for recording on a chart. The thing know* more about the In a test, a sample of oil Is IN dlesris on the road’* system placed on a tiny metal "boat’’ and than tha men who operate them. 3AS to 323-gillon-rapaclty of crenkGhr* it a half teaspoon of a diesel's cal* oil, and K can detect methanks! sickneaa before tha patient Becomes bedfast. Contaminants like lead, from Wear of bearings; silicon, from airborne dirt; Iron, from engine and ring wear; chromium, from either a water leak or engina fraxr on chrome-plated surfaces; aluminum, from bearing or piston wesr; cupper, Iront wearing >* uarings and bashings; tin. caused be bearing wear; silver, from Wrist pus bushings; nickel, easting Of gear wear a rt measured In quantities to one-mllllonth of * pari. Th* thing Is so delicate Gist It Bust ba housed in alr-condltioncd quarters maintained between T] Sad 74 degrees Fahrenheit. Rela­ tive humidity Is held at 40 par cent, plus or minus 10 per cent. The Instrument Itself Is heated so that its Intries U parts are a con­ stant 78 degree* to prevent them from going out of killer, Tbo thing was designed by Ap­ plied Research Labiratories of Glen­ dale, Calif. North Western is tho first railroad to us* it In preventive medicine "Blood testa" are nude of oil aamplea taken every five days from passenger diesels, every Ip daya from frelghta and Krieo S month from switchers. .Tha resulting dafat la Interpreted eartfully to determine th* eondlIMS of aids tngiaa A Ufa mechanM il history is kepi on each diesel Jla e r a n k a a s a «U ia caldom •teased- Average aoarhauis occur etory six years or every It* miloi mUts, CoogUas aaW. s d m e prev a tt H W fflW t u n naw v’! KONG KONG Iff - Ths KflOl I m u Catholic h * |% J tort saanoaesd today ths chin** vicar general of Woebow, Mip. Benjam La Tad, waa arrostad Not, 1, Wuehow Catholic* (tar hi li* „ Mm exacted, tha aanouncemm *tr. *«M 5I/S. •’* * -s*—* family bad aa tfcalr n**ta *» a flaw days Uat wsak, Tam aid V * Harrington ed Sanford, N. C. ; i Mr. and Mra. Uoosrd Huggl** and family of •d friends M r i * w l M Mrs. T. W. Fravatt aid ablldwa Carlton and Addla apart ffnday afternoon la Sanford vhdtiag, Hr. and Mra. Trank Orlggaand family. th e many friend* of' Mra. noy Nichols will be w r y 16 learn that ihe I* confined to the Ternald Laughton HtmorUl HoapHil bo(lo s t of Mums. Mra. T. N. SutimersBT end ion. and Mra. Roland Weiaon and faml- But there tree no m u to flto whJU-palnted roomlllu porch. Ttw outer door was swinging with oncM vicious goat o l wind. She a t o over and booked It tightly shut, went back into the kitchen, locked th a t door and looked about wtth rallel a t the naatneoa ol tta shslvsft the etore and refHgerator, end checkered red curtain. The warmth o l the living room and tta la n ty light folded reaaeurlngty ahont •way from bar, s a t eg the t o w Then the things she tod, sawing, ■hat night. Adam and Pinky tx tolored the Uny, Jewel-like chapel, weed the plaque on the wait of the Bey eatfWDoa way, and came out to Rind stood* close against their mountain, wind bowling about them , catching Ihe word* from Ih rtr Bps. Anew and send stung I h d r chaste. Adam could ecarreay see to guide Pinky down tha slope to the Lodge Where he’d left the car. "We'll get m o m beer, and Jet It alack up. - Threw Away Tew TV* Delhre Became Tear Tlrve Are Smwith. Let WELBH TIRE SHOP l » W. Sad Pal On New Truth BnMwr ■frule Tket Will Give. Guarani red NEW TIRE-Wear And leva Tear MeweyJ W ELSB;TIRE,8H0P 105 W. 2nd M TBABS IN SANFORD IN DINING ADVENTURE . SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY -Til# Country Club of^Trotling Tracks’* PRESENTS The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— * EVERT E A S IN G FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $1.85 —DIRECTIONS— , Tara Baal sa IM S at Castotharry At Oar Big Red Arrtw (2 Miles East Of The Bastard Orlaade Deg T ru k Te Oar dab Hearn) Nothing , without"wings d im b sjike’a *56 Chevrolet J Tba now *56 Oiavrofat KondWf hfflg tta they aren’t •van tharal Aim h vr ] a itwwp grad* • . , and yfru’ll w« why j h*> tH# Pikas Pwak racoed breakerl ' - . ' „ '* Ever level off • mountain with your foot? Nothing to i t Just point thi* m w ’56 Chevy uphill and com down on the gas. Up you gt>with i quiet (hydrtulio* hushed v»lva tiften now in all enginm —V8 or 6) rush of power. Thia ia the o r , you know, that broke the Pike* Peak record. The car that conquawd towering grade* and vicious turns to prove its superior performance, han­ dling case and cornering ability. Thee* are built-in qualities that mean more driving pleasure and m fety h r you. Chevrolet also off«v mefc safety features aa seat belts, with o r without shoulder harness, and in­ strum ent panel padding at extra co st You’ve • choice of 19 frisky new Chevrolet* aH with Fisher Body and with horsepower ranging up to ■ new high of 90S, Drop In, when you hav* • chance, and drive the new record �' S ra K • ■ ■: . mam _ ' . ; ■' J: ' . 3£3£XK * '.wr t V ,V \v v :t 1 A' )?■',. !<r\- .;.: • . . • ■ • ■ :*:•• S i m iB t; ». i V Lw- . ’ " ��ac —V"*1 — v- r l : 3H s£ Shop and Save In Sanford H a n fo rd V V ^ INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW 8PA PW BANPORD. FLORIDA vntZ iim XLYI1I Christian Church •Sanford Delegates Will Present Skit '* rerrm o n iei w ere Sas Ia s i ..H Postmaster General, R e q u e s t ■rai Business Barometer Warns Of Swindlers R e f e r r e d Continues To Rise To Group Operating Rackets One-Lot Depth In Seminole County held prior to the matchra acheduled to .Sanford delegate* from the be played todav. T in t Christian Church here will, The Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, present a skit at the annual preaident of the Seminole County World Fellowihlp Youth Meet for Ministerial Association, offered! Oirlsllsn Church young people of | the Invocation prior to a wslcom*| -.this district to be held Friday and extended to all the visitors by manager of* Vgaturday at tha Central Christian Forrest “ "Rrecktnridge. ------------the Seininolq County Chamber ef Church, Orlando. Tha young peopla will arrive as Commerce, goon after school as possible Fri­ B r e c k e a r l d g e alio pre­ day, ragtatar and be assigned to sented Joseph Murray a certific­ homes of members of the host ate from the Seminole County rhurch. Supper la to be served at Chandler of Cnmrr.eree, slgnrd by the church and the program, fol- President George Touhy, in re­ lowing the thama ‘The Chriitlan cognition of the work he h u M ia a Io n In a Revolutionary contributed to the ahuffleboard World," will begin. The social rnurta and the Sanford Tourist tfhour la to he in the nature of a Club. Thns* taking part In the Imirn‘“atunt night." Interest groups and sr. tepresenting shufflebusiness session are slated for *o<ent boatd Asaoelationa end Saturday morning, and a skating Tourist Court Clubs from 20 towns and party for the afternoon. Follow­ cities in tha Northarn District, ing a banquet, Saturday, ft p.m. The twn-dav tournament la the Sanford delegates will present *— Rezoning Of Comes Up Tonight A t Special M eet Tha ShuffleNard Tournament, bringing more than 300 ptopla to Sanford from a number of Flor­ ida cities, not underway this morning at tha Fort Mellon Park Touriit Club rnurta. Th» t o u r a m r n t tha first of ita kind to h« held hen, it tha Northern District Amateur 8hufflehoard contests. B rief * THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 1 19*f Florida Cities Represented In Tourney a* Weothtr i Partly clnidy In neeaxUntfty floady a 4 mild ihrongh Friday; Ugh today 74-71, Uw tosHgkl ••a r M. * . »< . 4 The barometer of IneraasInE Postmisler General Arthur E. and business in Florida and Hummerfield warned today said Under Discussion trad* Sanford Postmaster Joel Field The reinning ef an area on Seminole County area continue* that there has been an Increase the eat> aide nf l.aurel Ave. at to climb. SAM SEWELL, 47-year-old Sanford negro l« turnedover to Constable J. Q. Galloway to ha lodged In the recently In the racket In which 9ih St. will rome before a special Siwiinole County Jail. Shown at left la Hertford Police Department Patrolman C. C. Dodson who Inve* Ray K. Green, State ComptrH* swindlers send tinnrdrred "C.O.D " meeting of the Zoning and Plann­ ler, reports that gasoline sales-i* ligated the etahhing of Jnhnoy Wade, .10-yeer.oldoegro arho died front the slab wounds. (Staff Photo) parcels addressed In recently da- ing Commission to he held to­ Florida for the month nf Decani* ceased persons. night at II o'clock at the Sanford bar (lit** reported and Ms cel* The C.O I), articles—often In­ City Hall. lected during January) hit > new expensive Bibles, religious articles The request for winning wa» >13,3*4 gallons. This compare* and tha like—ar* tent at exorbi­ referred to tha Zoning and Plann­ high for this fiscal year of 111, tant prires, because the operators ing Commission by M. R .Strick­ with sales of IOf.034.3tW gallosil of this racket know the bereaved land and Homer Osborn. during the previous month of No­ family usually will accept them, vember, an Increase of 13,SM,M4 The area under discussion will believing they were ordered by gallons; and sale* of 1U,>43,814 be the one-lot depth between llh for the month of December tail “ I (eel better on ltd* visit to 1 Mrs. Young and Captain n J the deceased. and Kith Sts. winch Includes a Sanford than ever before—we’re | "Itert" Rowland, Commanding1 "Thr operators nf this ghoulish building originally purchased to year, an inert*** of 1I.I13.4H gallons. moving In the right direction," 1Officer of the Orlando Salvation] rarket scan obituary notices, pub­ house a recreation renter. lications containing death noiicea Tax collections of gasoline sain Arlinn, according to the notice showed a similar Inrreasa. CoS* and the like to find tha names mailed to rarh member of the and addresses of deceased per­ lected on December salts this sons," Summerfield explained. Zoning and Planning Commission, year was H.lN.oM, an increase "They then mall live item C. O. is urgent and must be placed on of 4*30X4 over the »T,SJ»,0W col­ the agenda of the Hanford Board lected for the same month last I)., for a big prlre." In some recent operation!, some I nf (Tty Commissioners by Fab- year, and an Inertia* of tOTt.Bl over tha $7,M3,M3 eollectad for nf the unordered merchandise Is ' ru*rJ *“• A commercial establishment he previous month 0 November. being sent by Railway Express, the proposed 193ft budget by f.t. consequences leU, Sylvia Pearson, Beverly rather than through the mails. has proposed Hit purchase of the Gasoline salt* for this fiscal He said that preventative dental Raymond twice, Commanding Of­ Evans, Wayne Evans, Barton However, the C. O. D. payments property originally purchased by year continue to run In exetsa of ficer of die local Salvation Army rare for children is the must Slone and Jim Blythe. )V A venlrr of *ft Juryman has hern tn sender* ar* sent through the a rarraatbm council which grew ll.ooo.onn gallons a month over effective way to attack dantal Unit. la observance of Youth Week mails, and this places tha mat­ out of I'-TA proposals fur a cen­ the same month for the previous Plana were ananunred hr Rnanf diavv-n to tarve at Jurors for the ter under the Jurisdiction of the ter to b* used by young people re­ year. decay. young people will have oharg* of Fall Term of Court In hear civil It was dressed that the den­ Chairman Ralph Austin Smith for Cases of the Circuit Court toe evening service of worship, Post Office Department, .Summer- placing the presently used Celery Mr. Green reports that gaso­ the annual limit raising campaign Ciale In the City IfalL Sunday, and Rev. I.cster C. Doetr, MIAMt i.W— Florida acreage tists and the Florida State Den­ which I* espreled to grt underway The Jurors are to appear before field related. % line dealers paid tol.All.lA in him The aria, according to report*, guest minister, will bring a ipe prices are being pushed far beyond tal Society seeks to bring to the the Judge of the Circuit Court Mun- The Incrrasi In the operation I* rapidly growing Into a com­ office In January for th* 7 cants - -xgfi message for young people on their real nr forieeable future attention of all parents tha need on Fch. 21. An outline of Ihn nrof this particular racket he* been r gallon eg lax an their Deem* ..... ..... . . I n a-cnmday morning, Fell, ft at 10 a.m. i.ioUatcii In resent reports by mercial <mR with the Kouthero ^"God’a Plan for My LHe.v Thr valtta by professional land specu­ for helping to prevent children’s sanitation necessary r salaa nf gasoline In Hemlnoto pllsh tha 103ft goal was ntada hy | 'N am es draw n front the jury bo* decay by keeping their ,h* *n*1 “ Bril Telephone building M ’ to pos'il inspectors, thimmerflelrf C. V. F. ami Chi Him will prasent lators, a reiaareh. firm said to­ County. Be distributed |22,4l1.fta Lt. t.uce. [nniisuilng the names of those law>w In sugar or randy and said, lie urged eitiiens to repnrl constructed in lh> future oti pro special music. RaHon RlSno will day. ' this lax for road bond* or road Attention was given to the possl fully selevled to servo as Jurors ef sny information on thr rarket perty opposite the proposed new of hl.i'ijllJ'"'Vi'," conduct the song service, Others "Syndicates and Individual spec­ training them to brush nr rinse ommrrclal are. bul,dln« e p o s e s In Ihla county. bllities nf a Community Chest fund'.Seminole County are: the teeth after every meal. that may com# In their atten­ ulators are buying and selling raw assigned parts mrliide: Sylvia .Mayor Scott, in hit proclama­ for .Senior,I and Seminole Comity, phlh |lallrr Ra|r |sh A King, tion tn their postmasters. Pearson, Seripturo r e a d i n g ; and idtcn unusable land in 10 prr Ine meeting of the Zoning snd I All instances in which tha U. 5. Planning Commission will seplare Brenda Elicit, prajer; Diane r , nt down payment deals,” said tion, urges that all ritirrnt, will, the Board Chairman appoint- i 1w i |m „ nnmQ> Na, h „ Ken Bity, announcemritls, and Wayne |j,# First Research Corp. of Mi- srhonlv and community organics- mg a committee ......... . into Ihc ()f|| Kra(lhhn K Donaldson. Dent- M a il Is in a n y w a y i n v o lv e d w ill " I " 1" nf «""ip . Gor ge N l.awson. he promptly lov.slinatrd hy poaEvans and Ivan Ellet. ushering. ami In Its Florida business Utter. lions join in this special obser­ ( onim .im iy < h e 1 1 orga.tl/allon | r , ,. s , (; rA rri 1 * 1, 1, . la] inspectors, he .tided. f,,r 16 ------------------! The firm said a statewide sur- vance of the rules of dental rare Those appointed In the co m m ittee sh j|, k j The •'Special Meeting" tonight Is .•»)• showed the present land j |„ improve the dental and general v*rrr O f* Mnmlnn. llrriti.tn Ixniis A Iti-riy Jr . John .1 Hairy. expected In bring to a climax and Morris anrl Knrml llrrckritritlj;r Mini I. Helms, Robert II. Pills, 1 boom t* reminiscent of tha land health of our eommumiy. a final decision on Ilia disposition boom in the tPJOs. _______________ An invitation wax extended to X|U, ,, tlwacall. Frank P. Gatlin, oi tha area aa a commercial ion*. "The musical chair-real aatata the members of Ihe board to at K(|vim B nandatl Jr., Ralph O. W 1 game has become so popular that Mebane Takes Step tend a public dedication of thr Uoover j „ Ilr, K Improved facilllle. at U.e local ^ an, n(| ....... n KnM,hl> i scoutg are roving the state to lo­ Prominent Tampan An AJ Xavag* aircraft befongtaf cate 'poor land' to use ai legal At Crowded Course Salvation Army Headquarters nn r||jr|M n „hrrl, n„,)(.r, y „ aM< Hv* ianford Kft’s flub brttins ,Vnder' in this new rionda land ,a» . tom tllniilon D Owen, and Waller G. In Heavy Attack Squadron T, baiThere are so many Rests *1 the Sumter L. Lowry (ciilcr of aitrnlmn. iluri a series of important meetings mil )Mlom •• | t Oliver. •d at NAAS. Hanford, crashed and events with th* schedule starting, speculation fever has spread to Mayfair Inn. say. Manager >‘rank | b ^ rt'm e itm g was directed Also: l/kuihf H Rnuan, Nrvtton upnp Impact la a Seeks Governorship exploded tonlgtrt with an Initiation m l feed ih« east coast'a undeveloped Mohan* said lhal (lie golf course thr Tramlrni Program h r Ihe h> swampy area about seven mlW* K l*. Ilunh-r, hdwin N. at tha F.lk‘s Cluh building and lodge Niches between Melbourne and Mehane Jr., that It has become ral .Salvation Army oritani/atinn . __ . „ , TAMPA igt—Sumter !.. t»wry. northeast of Ianford at Boon to­ frwl* Brademeyer. Paul L. necessary to rinse the Mayfair U Lure advised the hoard that Tit* Central Baptist Chureft will ^ Tampl )m,)n(|firnan *nd retired Stuart, the firm reported. M on Ea*t Second St. Inn Country Club Golf Course for "the Transient Program ha» Hitchcock, Damp Mairxki. 1horn as hsv* the formal opening of tho National Guard lieutenant gcnaral, day. V Saturday, Feb. 4, there wifi be All tha crewmember*; Corn* three weekends lo all except never been at itx he*! In Sanford " 'V. Stuckey Le«ter N llllchcock, Pina Crest Mission Sunday Fab. ha* announced he will run (or gova dance at the Lodgn Budding on minder J. W. Guy, USN. pilot} However, with Ihe formulating of William .1 Patrick, Robert I) Morguests and member*. trnor ax a too per c*nt supporter la s t Flrat St, An orchestra will be 3 at 2.30 p m.t Rev. J. W. Parham, E. K. Austin, Chief ordinanto* plans lor the program, the local r*». Harry T Hallman I-Yancls E. of segregation. Mebane said that the golf course provided with dancing from I to 1. "I am not willing t* sit Idly by man, th* bombardier-navigator; would ba closed In golfers other Commanding Officer was directed Roumillat Jr., Raymond D Rass, pastor ef Use Central Baptist Thursday, Fob. It no meeting thin guests nf the Mayfair Inn and In look into the poxxlhllilirs of lames A, Riser, Sidney L Keller, Church, presiding. Rev. C-hester and <*e integration forced on th* and R. M. HH* Jr., ordlninccman has been scheduled but *11 mem­ members on Feb. 11-12. IK-If*. 23- improving the program and the HaSry E llohton, Anna M Falkrn- Plank will l«ad th* congregation peopl* of my atal*—and ! as­ first class, third crewman balWd ber* and their ladies aro requested caro nf tranrients hrrr her *, (iahe Stewart Michael, Frank • pect In ami will do something out so safety and w«r« nninjurtd. to attend the races at Sanforl-OrCommander Guy first axperieteAlso attending the meeting Moore. Tom Rush, and Rurton D In song and prals* servtc*. Tha •bout it,” laiwry said. TALLAHASSEE '44-The expand­ 2ft lando Kennel Club when funds from The Mayfair Inn Country Club hrre. with Col Young. ware Mclntoxh Jr. guest speakers will be. Dr. Vf P. ed difficulty over NAAS. Hanford ing msrtt system designed to pro­ "It I* not Inevitable or neces­ Uta night's proceeds will he given Brooks, Pastor nf Tb« First Bap­ vide state employes with Job se­ Gnlf Course has been attracting sary that white and colored chil­ at h« was preparing to land to Elln, American Legion and other curity already has taken over one- golfers from Mhe entire Central tist Churrh, Rev. J. G. Ktrrti, dren be miss'd !■ th* public when hit right landing mechan­ ^fharlty fund*. Florida area since Hie Mayfair Pastor, First Church, Dcl-and, schools and when I am elected ism would not go down Soon Saturday, Feb, 11 has been set third nf the state's estimated 34. Inn Open in early December, It thereafter he experienced struc­ ooo employes. and Rtv. R. D. lock dial* Re­ governor of Florida they will not tural failure In Hi* tall seetton of aside for the Ann* Miller Circle has become a msec* for gnlfess be," N said. Valentine Dinner-Dance Dinner Several other ilata department*, because of Ihe excellent condition gional Missionary, Orlando. his aircraft and aa a result waa including at least one of Ihe cabi­ will be served from « vt In R 30. net officers, may be br. ught In by of the greens snd fairway and he Rev. Chester Plank has accept­ I-owry, #2, Is making his f|rgt ha nil)* able to keen tha aircraft Wedneaday, Feb. IS wll feature cause o the attractive layout nf ed the cal! to serve a* mission political rare bill N has Ncn out­ under control. 1. * steak dinner at New Smyrna July the 18-hole course. pastor. He lives In Hanford and spoken on many political lisnei. Commander Gist selected tp In addition lo those the slate . where all Sanford member* will universities, is a student at fttetson University. He also frequently blasted com­ ,-bindon his disabled xlrreaft and the highway patrol munism and strongly opposed attend fre*. It* resigned Htllcresi Baptist ordered hlx crew to ball ou| and the parole romminion have Church, Geneva to serve the Pin* UNESCO, a branch of the U. N Immediately personal plans set up on a merit Optimism Is Seen In 1831 he hriprd nrganlie Dent Crest Mission. Rev. Plank will Pentagon Is Giving basil which oparalas outside the Austin snd Rita left tha air* sarv* under th* supervision of ocral* in sup|Mt1 nf Dwight I). craft at about 3-thnuxand feet At Farmers Market system. Eisenhower's campaign. th* Central Church until the Mis­ ‘ Guided Missile Plan Altogether this means that well Sandy Anderson. Markrt Manager and landad safety a ftw miles wait sion Is nrganired into a Baptist of NAAS. Hinford. over half nf all state employes at the Sanford Stale Farmers Mar­ Churrh. The work will h» organi­ Special Attention Commander Guy staved with his are under some type of merit per- ket, said yrsierday that Tuesday zed to cooperate with the South­ Punxsutawney Pete aircraft until welt clear of alt WASIGNGTON '^_The Pentagon |0nnf| p||n business at the market reflected op­ ern Baptist 3tission Program. la pulling ill Ruldod missile pro-, AnglJI u ,fd dlreclori |lld th|( timism in the movement of fruits populated areas and then bail­ From the religious census re­ Dives Underground ed out at about 3-thoimnd feet. gram under an overseer charged number of employes covered were end vegetables from Hanford's nnecently liken, there are approxi­ He Undid ibout ft miles north­ with giving particular attention to almost tripled when six state de­ •aop loading center. mately 300 Baptisia and Baptist At Siqht Of Shadow ern nf NAAS Hanford and ft* ballistic weapo..* development — partments were Nought In hy ex He said, "Tuesday we had an possibilities in tha Pin# Crest PUNXSUTAWNEY, r * . - Tunx- airplane about one mils north "f a Held where the race with | ^utlve otder of GoT. Collini un­ unusually good movement nf frulta area. Sunday, Feb 12 at >:43 a.m. sutiwney Pete a g r i t t i e d hi* position. is critical. d„ juihonty of Ihe IMS igenl and vegetables, a full program will be set tip for All crew member* rarcntly re­ Ift Secretary of Defense Wilson an- Jaw, ihe benefit of all thosa concerned groundhog, poked his annul Into turned from a six month tour of "The dealers nn the Hanord nnunced yeiterday his plan to IN air atop Gobhlerfx Knob this in that area. Provision will he State Farmers Market sold equiv­ duly In Ihe Mediterranean araa name a "special assistant In the mad* lor Iht enttr* family. It mnrnlng. harked a forecast and and ara now living with their alent In 33 carloads tn the ons day secretary of defense for guided Lake Mary CofC will be lor the Nnefil of the rnm- dived hack underground. experience. familias in the City of SanfoH. missiles." m munity, Sanford, and to help prn- 'Hie groundhog had s*an his The market was fairly well And ha disclosed at a newjrcon- Officers Elected pergate the gospel into all parts ference that he Intends leaving to­ Officers for 103« were elected at .stable." Anderson reported, -‘on shadow, an onten of more winter PRINCE RAINIER of the world. night on a personal checkup of a meeting nf the Lake Mary {all varieties with the exception HAS COLLISION Th* Central Baptist Church and lo comf' ,n> « li'” B w*» announced Army progress In the ballistic mis­ Chamber of Commerce last night. (of cabbage, Iceberg lettuce and .is -1:33 This was HOIJA'WOOD jD-Princ* Rain­ all concerned wish to lhank R. T. officially " ' — a. - _m. —-• Selected to head the organitaicflcry. Prires on Hies* two cornsile effort. Milwee, Superintendent of Schools, specified as Eastern Standard ier III of Monaco said hli car Wilson and several advise s ar- lion for Ihe next year were EarL modules were unsatisfactory for and ihe Hoard of Trusuas for Time for ease of decoding in far­ "lightly Mppad" Ihe car In front . ranged to fly to the Army's Hunts- Toney, president; f. V. William*, the‘producer*." giving us Ihe privelega to use the away places, Aille, Ala., arsenul, where the Red- vice president; Mrs. Lorens Ding-' while he was driving to sea hi* auditorium until we can secure a man, secretary; and Mra. Letha alone rocket la under development. Pete wasted no time grting fiance*, aclresi Grace Kelly. After place to worship. The Redstone Is intended tn be a Fowler, treasurer. Ordination Service back Into hit holt, Tha day start­ exchanging addresses, ha drov* <u|% mid-range, 1,300-mtla ballistic mis­ Addressing th* meeting last ed with four IncNs of *a*w, turn­ he uid. night were Senator Dougin Stansile. O' ed Into rain and finally into sluah. atrom, County Comml*slon*r, Is Set For Sunday' Bernhard Funeral Mrs. Nancy Kauffman of Mallbtr.•TAX ON LOVE" John Meisch, Seminole County Ordination services will b* held Funeral servlets for Mrs. Elite- Pete skidded a couple of times In a passenger In tho other car, gild Sunday afternoon at >:M/for Wil­ BOSTON (4t-Th* Masiachusatts Chamber of Commerce Manager beih Bernhard of D*Barjr will N lha slush and decided "That'3 aha suffered neck lajurtei. Ih t alld -4f“*‘»e~kUl*d_a nrnnnjal lo raise F o rm t Brerkenrldge. and Gordon liam L. Stapheni, assoclata pastor mb « r u n , R. MOHHIB WAR THE first patient to arriva yester* at ]| a. m. Friday at Brlsson enough for me." Just tow Peto tho car af her husband Albert w ti the marriage license fee from 13 Sweeney oi in* * ttantortf' ^ *r- |trf-Southclde-B#pHat-ChutclLJtoaaral Mnm* wllh | h j R^T. A, « managed to sea hit shadow under Oul-of-Town speakers will take *t „^T7llr n * Memorial irospiiai. hha sauf7,,i aTtTir.Trpy-j— to <3. Rep, tauli Glaser (D- chant* Association. Melania offielatiag. Burial wtU to overcast in e T waa osb> hfetwir Jlruek kw iha Offtipg’| whflp tt n i l irt In tn IM th* ;program which U to hei7 '.. ^ 1,1 Over M n a a b tr i attended to* part Morr,» Jerk Ludwlng with Brisson'a ambulanr* xMalden) said "it would to a lax fo tomato ato toa ih v H Mr ft toitoriri at a Mar data. , and H n . Carl England af tha hoapital’a nursing ataff. (Staff Photo) to toU *4 (to church. • t o tore." Mayor Scot! Urges Pi'MlsbP'esme TeelhOf Children Divisional Leader 7 e //s Satisfaction 46 Jurymen Drawn Serve For Fall Circuit Court Term Florida Acreage Prices Pushed Up C « •Elks Start Series Oi Important Meets Navy Jet Aircraft Crashes In Marsh District At Noon Central Baptists' Formal Opening Of Mission Set Many Workers Are Included In System J • f • • <• , - •I ■ i • ■» •• * tBoJ i i(Lie uc 1 i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 31, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 31, 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>, January 31, 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/4946489ea0f9f1699b752f9db7fdf57e.pdf 9e327b47d662d06e8a0717499dba12ac PDF Text Text IK CLEVELANDV padaattU a * u «Md for n aadsg » u a •nr car Tfc* m in at tit* nrxt l i l v itC tr* IT s u s u is s Ciit tha pedeauiana i m t at ton* last atartlng ta ftght back. I l l 81 thing bttttr tnpUiynttrt ad. tan tofts scmt 8d9d tadtaas r*« V. 8. rttrrvations this »**r. Osnt (At teorkpathf on Soma 100400 V. B. poaUnaa wti. begin wMrtnf a ih U f i «* uniform ahtrt and U* In January.! t 1 t In an effart to beautify th* Alia Blu* ihtrt tnataad of gray, ma* capital, colored atdewa’ka art rooa U* uutaad of black. How ptsmisd f t , timed Kollywodd com* they overlooked tkat lovalg • tka HMoaf CONGRATULATIONS T O TH E ALL.EEADTTO • r. of tha Hoapltal Auxiliary ahew* ana al tka FINE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE Sant Coulo axeretaee horeaa for Brookmeada Stahl# at Hialaak la th# morning, palnta or wrltoa article# on hont* la hla apart time and parka cara a t Florida track# in tha afternoon, ! i N< 1 THEIRt NEW HOSPITAL • .• ‘ Tha IMS Can# Par# and Ton* kara Trot will b# hold Aug. 18 and 28, raapcctlvaly, during the D8-nl*ht Yonkara meeting which 1 f J>7f * * '* C O U N TY ON OPENING OF, 0 ') j p 5' SANFORD LINOLEUM 1 TILS ■ — 1. C O M f A N t ' f iafci MEMBERS Or THE HOSPITAL Auxiliary arrhro In thalr naw uniforms. Approaching tha «ntrane« at \ SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Samlnole Memorial Hoapltal ar# (left U tight): Mrs. R. N. Blackwaldar, Mr#. franc!# Roumlllat, and a. *«•» lira, A. W. Kppa Sr. (Staff Photo) a. x k J lH . j |a M a a a a a a C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S to Seminola County’* Beautiful Hospital Laundry May ft be used not only to heal th e body, but through Christ, spiritual Ufa m ight be establlahed In someone's hearty Qm pshiaL free hom e SA N ITO N E TRIAE Dry Clea IMPING M e bit bafor# taking over’thalr many blc llatnorlal Ho*pita). Hhuwn hero In tha loung# for thalr time off nicmcnta nr#i Mr#, Prancaa » . y . BlacVwaldnr. (Staff Photo) * 7 .) ■ . r t Sj m1Y / 1 *ikvKf«V 9 T: ? FILTRA-MATIC DRYER AUTOMATIC WASHER k No .Ventilating Needed Flexible Beyond Belief « New KeoncxDtal T H E PEOPLE OP SEMINOLE C O U N T Y O N TH E OPENING OF TH EIR NEW HO SPITAL » L trg W ater W bahfni 1 • New gelect*D U l • Flokt-orer Wank and Bine# ’;! » A I Porcelain, (add* i d a t T og Cm Own A Prtgtdalre W eaker * F o r A t L itlk An Downtown Cleaners & Laundry 111 8. Palmetto A r t Sanford, Fla# J it -a ' _ ■ - “ ' K •• �W *ate»r NFORO. VOLUME XLVI11 Herndon Seeks R e e lec tio n World War I Vets * Meeting Tomorrow >-a .* , v w ' nte AU vatarana af World War I and their wlva* a rt Invltedl to attend a nesting at • p.m. tomorrow at tha American Legion Home for tha purpose of organising a bar­ rack of Veterans of World War 1, U.S.A., for Sanford and surrounding communities, tlr. A, Royal Forsythe, St. Petersburg announced todsy. Df. Forsyth* Is Florid* Depart­ ment chaplain and membership di­ rector far th* new vatarana group which waq formed Mb yean ago. tt It-a non-proit national organisa­ tion with tamo UO barrack* In » states and tka Philippine*. Includ­ ing U In Florida, Dr. Forsyth* said. Ha listed tka alma of the oritatsgtien si: 1, To secure ter all World War I vatarana over *0 years of sga a pension of $1M par month, and for th* widows and orphans of deceas­ ed veterans, without tha necessity of subscribing to an incoma limi­ tation. 1 Te secure hospitalisation or ■U World War I vatarana, ticludlng those with non-service connectod disabilities, without having to algn tho so-called "paupers nath" and without rogsrd to incoma limi­ tations. I. To secure out-patient treatment foe aB vatarana af World War I with non-service connected diaabflkta*. Tka avnraga aga of U.I. Vatarana af th* flrat World War, Dr. Foraytbe said, la « , and "W* are dying off at tka rat# af nearly f,OW a noatfc/t -•** * ’*v * * *' •* * * * * * * * v w . Dr. Forsyte* wte apaak at to­ morrow’s mooting and will gtv* a detailed account of th* organisa­ tion and tha work being done by Ha nitlonil and state hoards of admkiUtratlon. * Trainees Needed For Sewing Classes ■— MONDAY JANUARY SO 105S Lutheran Teachers G ather 0. P. Herndon, Seminole Clerk of Circuit Court, this morning de­ clared himself a candidate fur The Lulheran tearhers of Florida redaction in the May I Democratic met In their annual conference at Primary. St. Luke's Christian Day School, I Herndon, In making his state­ SlaviS, Thursday and Friday. ment today, said "recently an outof-town newspaper carried a story Chairman Ralph Bickel called| In which It was stated that the tho session (o order after tho open-1 entire personnel In the Clerk's of­ log divine service conducted by tho' fice. each with continuous employ­ Rev, Stephen M. Tuliy, pastor of' ment In the aald office of over thirty years, planned to retire on St. Luka's Lutheran Church. or before tha and of my present The principal speaker at the term, and Intimated that 1 had been first day session was the Itcv. Roy giving soma vague thoughts to Gueltow, who spoke nn the topic 1 retiring." "The responsibilities of the Luther Th* Clerk of Circuit Court then an Day School Teacher." Other said, "this was followed by th* topics of the program were “School pollUcal rumors." Music" with Mrs. Virginia Cullomt Herndon commented, "Sine* this as leader, "Biblcal Numismatics" appeared, I have been called upon by many representative cltisant with the Rev. tt. Key! as speaker. ■ from every section of Semlaol* and "The Responsibilities of tjic County and from ovary walk of Lutheran Schools to the Standards I life, urging m« to continue aa a sat by tho Slat# Department of public official, and to perfect « Public Education" with Adrian I Kelly addressing the group. now office organisation." "They point with pride," h* Tho Rev. A, H. D. Rcsslskl led said, "to tha fact that this oftieo lha opening devotion Friday morn­ Is regarded as ona of tho bast ing, which was then fallowed by oparatad Clark'a Offices In tba group discussions. The topics at State, with courteous and efficient the V irio n s group meetings were services to tha public, that tha '‘Administration," ‘Tearhlnx n f Slate Auditors hare praised me for Reading," and "The Kindergarten the excellent and well kept record* Course of Study." at all times, and th* stable finan­ Tliosa In attendance were from cial planning of our County." Key West: Donald SagrhornrMrs. O. P. Herndon said, In his Inter­ Eldon Welsheit, Miss Jane Musslcr; view with a Herald reporter that, Miami: Mrs. Hope Atwell; N. "I have a patriotic duty to tha people of Seminole County to ren­ Miami: Floyd Behrens, Mrs. Ctedys der the public servlea of which 1 Wilier, Misa Organ# Jink, Mrs. am capable.” And ha added, "I, Virginia Cullom, Miss Maria Ludtherefor* slat* that I will not re- era, Mre, Oratcban Southard, Mlu Ur* at this time, and that I wLU Lota Cllnsmann, Miss Eunice It tim­ be a candidate for realactlno aa er, Miss Kay Schulenburg, Clerk of the Circuit Court in tha Fort Lauderdale; the Rav. Cuelsow, Mrs. Jacqueline Bernhardt, forthcoming primary." He concluded, "I will consider Mrs. Marie Ovarboltz, Mrs. Tad It a privilege to submit my record Bark, Mr. and Mrs, Adrian Kelly, to the sound Judgement of tho Mr. snd Mrs. H. Lettermanu, Mr. people of my County." and Mrs. Harman Bode, Mrs. RoaIsa Raptor, Miss Ernestine Lail, Mrs. Lorraine Rets, Mrs. Mary Rossman, Mrs, Adelina Bauer, AF.MtNOLK MKMOMAI. HOSPITAL It formerly opened whan ribMiss Miriam Jank; Delray Beach: bona are rut at earemontsa yostorday. In tho foreground (left te I cutting tho white ribbons art: B. M. Galloway, ttyidatl Chat* tha Rev. and Mre, Xayl, Ralph II. right ojtj.mj teklng p* and T, E.Tuokar, Looking * tho reremonlaa aftl Blake), Mlu M u r/l Bask*. Lake Werth: Martin GrotelueaFire boy* war* Inducted Into chan; Oriando: tha Rav. and Mrs. Sanford'* Cub Scout Pack 10 Thureday night at th* monthly Albert H. D. Bstslskl, Mrs. Helen mealing. Receiving their Bobcat O'Briso, Miss Shirley Jonas; plh* from Ed Klrchhoff were Slavia: the Rev. Tuhy, the Rev. "ftsins beneficial, particularly (o Patrick L. 11*11, Stephen J. Hillner, Gunther Psgel, Andrew Duds, Mr. younger crops, were reported by Thomas M. Luke, David Nettles, and Mrs. Elmer Hcllhorn, Steven Florida filr and Immokalea State and Michael D. Smith. Cubs Sidlik, Mlu Marian Stsnko, Mrs. Markets," Director L. II. Lewi* of The civic minded Elks rtuh last transferring to this Pack from Emmeline Best. other town* were James Ogden Meals fur Ihoae who sllonded the, the Florida Market system stated night at their meeting took ov*r and Dsyne and Wayn* Klemmer. conference were served by the in lumiunrUlng wrekly market re­ “Operation Big Switch" under Den Eight carried lop honors In tidies of SI. Luke's P-TA. Thu ports. "While volume has declined which th* patent* and Immediate­ the Inspection, Judged by Lcdr. C, committee consisted of Mrs. Ferd­ somewhat due to the freeling ly essential equipment at Fernkid Laughton Memorial Ho*pital F, Flttnn, for the highest percent­ inand Dud*, chairman, Mrs, Joe L. ueather, prices have advanred In will lie tranaferred lo th* spickage of neateat boys In proper uni­ Mikler and Mrs, David Earle. most areas. With favorable Heather ami-span Seminole Memorial Ho«form. Den 10 won the flag for at­ revaillng, new rrop* slinulil make nilal. It wa* announced thl* morn­ tendance, being represented by the npld advance or recovery from ing by Harry Weir, Administrator, highest percentage ot Cubs and coii| damage." their families and guests. Following tha announcement Manager Kandy Anderson of San­ yesterday that volunteer* were Achievement award* were pre­ ford Stale Market had "Thirty two asked to help In th* transfer fiom sented by W. P. Ball to Freddie Catletts, who earned his Bear William Henry Lyon. Sanford, varieties nf fruits and vegetable* the old facility to ihn new one, badge with a Gold Arrow; Bill received tha Doctor of Philosophy totaling 53,012 packages with a tha loesl RPOE lodge went on Hill Jr., and Larry Fllton, their degree In psychology Saturday from gross valuation in excess of 1132,1rconl at belnr willing to do th* Wolf badges; and Carl Smith, a the Florida Slate University. 200 the past weekly Report period. job. Don Bale* and Roy BhafflaM Service Star. Th* Cuba who will Over 250 seniors and graduate This was a gain In valuation of form tha new Webelows Den will students were awarded degrees In more than $3.01333 over the pre­ were made co-chairmen of tha eomho rontacled within two weeks by mld-yesr commencement exercises ceding week. “ We anticipate fair In mittea lo outline and carry Inta effect plans for the move. Carl A. Preacott, den leader. at which Philip Wylie, noled author, good supplies nf a wide variety nf Persons Interested In helping, The annual Rlu* and Cold Ban­ was speaker. produce Ibis week." quet wi» announced by Cubmaater therefore, should got In touch with Ted Williams as constituting the next Pack moating on Feb. n at 8:30 p. m. Each boy's family w'lt bring its own food, drink and place settings, aa recommended by the Den Mothers, and tha Cubs them­ selves will plan tha decorations for th* tables in McKinley Hill. 5. Boys Inducted Into Cub Pack 10; Pins Are Presented Beneficial Rains Reported In State More trainee* for the Scmlnol* Coanty Vocational School Com­ mercial Sewing Class are needed to fulfill the present needs of the three clothing manufecturera of . * this city. There appears to be a seasonal Inert*** of garmant production and aa * result, more skilled needle workers are needed to meet these demands. Over 200 man and we* fnen ere presently employed In tha three plants oparatad by Pierre Manufacturing Company, Sanford Manufacturing Company a n d Breekftald Mills. With tka antlcl* a patad expansion of the Sanford v Manufacturing Company, more **• parisnetd needle worker* will ba nstdid to moat their increased production of garmant*. Tha Samlnols County Vocational School baa bean operating th* Commercial Sewing School for over two year*. Tha purpne* of tho school la to train local citiivna te become skilled or ■ami*skillsd a uaodUworktrs so that they might John L Calloway, tax collector, ^ secure Jobs with hth* local plants, who aets aa agent for th* Motor tl also serves to provlda th* local Vehicle Department, reporta that garment plants with thhes* train­ tag sales for the year IMS totaled ed worker* which saves tha plants li,3M as compared with 11,130 for both tints and money In not having 1 th* yesr 1MJ or in Increase of 1,258. to do thslr own training. The largest Incrass# wss In the Tha school has boen Jointly "W" series which l( carried by sponsored by th* Seminole County the heavier cars and whl>:h cost* Hoard uf Public Instruction and 130,23. There was also quite an th* Sanford Industrial Board, a Increase In othtr series tags es­ civic and non-profit organisation. pecially for truck* and trailers. Those member* currently serving Calloway furthar stated amount on tha Education Committee of tha remitted to tha Motor Vahid# Com­ Hanford Industrial Board are A1 missioner for IMS laga amounted WlUon, Hannan Jacobson, Fred to $344,00004 a* torn pared with Murray, Odell Phillips, Instructor I)II,263AS for 1054 or an inert*** of th* school and th* owner* of of t20.114.ll. the three plants, Georg* Jolley, The 1038 tag* ar* now on salt John.Pierro and Hyman Uslticr. and every ear or truck owner Is Tba school Is operated In tha urged to get their Ufa while they Brookfield Mill* Building, located ran do so In a matter of seconds f£>on North Elm Av*., in a ssparat* uhereas If they watt until the last ** i««m isolated from tha main plant few days before the 1183 tags ex­ Tha hour* af Instruction mre from pire they will ba faced with the (i:00 p. m, to 10:00 p. m., five problem of standing In line. Th* nlghta n weak. Any Semlnol* deadline for use of 1053 tags Is mid­ County citUana interested In at­ night reb. IB. tending, th*. school or seeking furEODIE NVBSE* BBVMB Sier information wonld contact BURBANK, Calif. IM - Crooner ill her Prad C. Murray, Diyactor of Eddio Fisher nursed i slight cut Vocational Education, whoa* of­ on his nos* today after * crowd fice la located In the School Ad- of 2,000 young paopl# showered him M wialstratien Building ar (Mail with rein s. during a poll# fond Mtfklllbte. Isatfurtor af tka aawteg beaafH show. Bn waa struck In tekanl at Breakflatd MID*. tea Cm * of aan t t team. W. Lyon Receives Philosophy Degree f License Tag Sales Show Big Increase ty attending « two-day conference at Slavla. Slrnwn (mop af loaihsra ms tha tea* dog af tha aaafar" V ie w e rs lint and waited tbalr fur* r*to no through tka Samtnal# KaiC orial Hospital yesterday BRaHMMt durlag tka Open Reus# from 1-<M 9- m. , • • 'i Brief roremonl** and ribbefcculling preceded tka scmtiaual How of paopl# through ana af most jmodern hoapttha South's mott t tali, a dtlupa of people tkM completely * aurpriaad haayU$] authorities. Many Untaa during tka. aHp* nooo, tha qua a/. cittern. w$tt» Iiiy to tat • view of tka koaptW stretched to tka sidewalk af V$M Flrat St. front' tka door af (M buUdlai. Tha corrldarl lad ref t 8 off raaauaa a m .lined with visitors from .’tha vary fhib momant nf tho apan koala to'tha mimita th* hoapltal doom tltaad for tha afternoon. t A. B. Pataraoa Sr., a maat^dp of tha Board of Truitaai, and t* charia of tka program uld, MI know how anxious you art th *** tka kaipttat wa hava waited for t l yaari aid that! ctrtfiaaUh will ba hal| to a vary mtalma*." PaUraon tntroducod B. M. tl alloway, trntaa of tha Bark Flih Testamentary Truit who ...O (loft to right) Robert Bradford, A B. Paterson lr., John W. Evans, Victor Greene, tho Bov. MUton Wyatt, and Harry Walr, (Staff Photo) __ ■___ ' .ALa k. •*.Tin*VlHffe #***'t Pfi-0*yW oO.MlvW HO^tdrV Elks Volunteer A id Rev. Elmer Sachs To Address Groups In Patient Switch Af *" In n rn these ro-rhslrnnvi rather then rail the hospital st was suggested ear­ lier, Mr. Wslr said, Uallghted with tha arrange­ ment, thn hospital authorities ex­ pressed appreciation for tha gencron* ami helpful spirit and said that with tha Elks' usual pattern of througlmess they were ronlldent that th* undertaking woulj ha handled In a splendid munnar. PRIEST COMING HOME MANILA rjv—Father Harold, W. Illgney, 35, American Catholic priest Imprisoned by tha Chinese Communists for tour year*, left by piano Inday for Saigon #n route to Bom*, before proceeding to Chi­ cago, his home. '1he Rev.. -und­ ing L-.-e . of Ann.-.. . .‘u ... ... • to speak to young people at a vary opportune time. The Rev, Sachs apeak* at tha ('hrialian and Mlailoniry Alliance Church where he la showing, also, a Sky Pilot film "Combat" which included such famous people as Gen. Jimmy Doolittle and the Japanese Captain Mltsuo Furhlda along with Sky Chief Pitot Elmar Sachs. Tha meetings begin at T:36 p. m, says the nev, David S. Carosflx, pastor of lh« church who arapba sixes that Ibesa meetings are not In any way a aectarian or, profit making enterprise. Ha says, "Wa would like to hava In attendance a good cross section of churches to Hanford." The Rev. Sacha, ts tha Founding Director of Sky Pilots of America, International, a non-profit Inter­ denominational Boys’ organisation for churches. He Is ■ former de­ tective from Evanston, III., whota pollen work has given him a first­ hand iiulght as to factors which mako for delinquent* and crimi­ nals. t He la a 6' 3" glint of a man, weighing 240 pounds, who look up (lying te win tha confidence and admiration of boys, after which he established many Sky Pilot Squad­ rons, which feature model plana building. Hi* work ha* taken him all over the United Slates, Hawaii and part of Canada, presenting Sky Pilots of America, as well is emphasli' lng the Importance of working with hoys to tha Church and th* Na­ tion. Sachs goes on tha premise* that a strong Christian character built Into our youth Is tba greatest dafens* sgainit Communism, as well as tha only sure method nf breaking down Juvenile delin­ quency. Ha likes lo call tha Sky Pilots a juvenile delinquency pre­ vention work; and while rehabili­ tating delinquent* Is praiseworthy and necessary, delinquency pre­ vention Is far mure profitable, and has lasting results, yet aa ba say*. "Is our most neglartad operation." The Rev. Sachs will also apeak at the Christian and Missionary Al­ liance Church Tuesday evening at 1:30, PATROLMAN NICKNAMED NEW BEDFORD. Mail. Ut-Pa trolman John Lonua helped de­ liver hi# aecoad bal and hla aavunth in t h n ..................... — . jm-Jt i A lt ^ iL u .a . - *•**■ 1- * * * Chaao, chairman af tha Baal# of tho rernald-Laughten I M ; orial Hoapltal w u tha h f x t- lf cut tho aacaad white . riMtt* acroao tha daanray.-T. JL ■ o p * Tuck or out tka last af tha, t i n t rihhana te admit tka handrail •attad to HU ihrauih tka . f e l t pralaa tor tka Mamorlil Huapttal. r k u a tik i prior la tha aola house, “Wo kavo boon strivw# for thb hoapltal far mat# th d i .10 yaaro. It wao th# Clara Bar­ ton iplrll that kept tha Fanuld* faughten Memorial going until thl* ono waa provided." Hr*. K. J. Motrektow Rr., coma hack to fUnford 'by alrllna from a vliit with hor dauiktor hi Vftilnlt for tha opening caremmfoa and opm kaoaa at Hemtool# Memorial Hospital. Mu aald, 1 Ju»t couldn't m lu It1*, - n s; Member* af tha hoapltal Aaxt* llary waro itationod throughout tho hoiplta!' a t Imparteat point* lo guide tho vliltora In a aomplft* tour of tha hotpUal facHIUoo. Each ona axplalnod tha Intrianth apparatus and Ik* atgalflranca at each Important point-af taterenb as they filed by* . *• Tha Bav. Milton Wyatt, prtaldmi of tha SamInolo County Ministerial Association affarod tka loroasttM prior te th« opening eai amaalm* On hand te wltnqas tka rihha** rutting wars tha momhora af^lM Board ot Trust***, Vlsllara oamo from #*» and lrtda te too what has bean tormad th# "moat modam hospital Hi l * South.1 Mr*, Martin Ifalter, aup* arviiar of th* McCoy-Joea# Haaptlal of Polkstoa, Os., w tfcjidr hushaad and two ohlldraa, *S* hrra for tha opening t v s n t .f l * said, ts sh* lift tha hospital, *R?» wonderful." t Adjectival daicrfbjng th* bar* pltal war* numtrtui aa aid s m young, white and volartd, loft hospital, aftor n complete dollar facility. < through th* million and g quarter, Hr, A. 8. Butlan.of Akron, Ohio, a visitor lo lanfotd iik) on h*qf for th* open house said, "It's kf|B* llful, Yes it is Inspiring Jqst-t* look at." ■ General J. C. Hulchiion, on h)# first visit to th* hospital, remark­ ed aa ha camplatad hi* law, "Thar* are no vrerda tufflslsnl If desrrIU eur hospital." , . A l t Sandy Anderson, managsr nf I))* Sanford State Farmer's Maj smiled as ha. said, "Thay Si leave anything undstio." E. N. Smith, colored lailoy. i Sanford, "It It certainly great, I dsod. 1 can hardly ballava I t , liuo." W. Slokmann, of 'DoBary •*! as ha )*A th* haapltal follmttlj bis tow af tka farlUty, "It I M of this world — aomathlag tmJ preud of." (j For th* hundred* that dld -tv hava an oppartunlty te vlsw f Somlaol* Mamorial fnallltlaa g i terdor afUnteon, that* w ifH n period tat katda far m m this evsalng from t te l : t t �i Young ' N eed Know-how To Earn Living ! ■ m im iy 'p i S anford u u t* n o O w i Men aoma flagrant violations of of tax monay by dtixana tham t hatM M f obvious th a t aoma o f c an 't aaam to raaiixa th a nacaa* th e coffers of our city governm ent That wa mean la t h a t for instance, a i alarm calling the Fire Departm ent out ■y section of the city is a waste of . # ' t easts th a City of Sanford every tim e » trad e ted s out o f Ha building on Pal* m Are. T here's gasoline and oil. w ear t« V oa tires, th e use of the engines. w M te.of tim e on th e p a rt of each m an Iprad there, and numerous p th e r expenh * th a t me don't iwUso are necessa ry. If course, we reeHse th a t some folks l •b ig kick" out o f seeing th e Tire De­ m ent apparatus race through tha streets S o y to pull up a t a location where there la B* tire. Tboea people, retponaibl# for each falsa O f m i aa have been experienced recently, w eald be th e flra t to yell ehould they be dhurged e x tra fo r aoma service on th e p a rt i f th a City. They would be th e flra t to yell I n if le t if eome service they deeired could * * he furnished. ■W# m ust realize th a t it costa money to gparate our City. N ot a mere pittance of ■MMjr b u t thousands upon thousands of (M b rs. And w hat savinge eaft he realized tP to r a f u ) use of e a r equipment, labor, tim e, ■ ftria ld , and eth er experiences, even though fO b iln g In dollars and cents, when added uHtb hundreds o f eth er savings can mount ttja tidy sum. :*^Yag, such savings could mean t b l bslancIRV o f a y ear's budget. T he culprits, th e playboys, the funsters, OT whatever th ey m ight be called, who undAleetarily cause th e spending of taxpayers' afaney, ehould be penalized for their actions. —'•Each citizen la a guardian of his o r her ■ mm y th a t is fed Into the monies necessary 8hp th a operation of our City. ***'ihoold you. your neighbor, o r friend, f ltn a m each flagrant misuse o f th e C ity's tU to m a a t, w hether it be th e F ire Departp t o r othor department, tho violation mid he reported. Wo flood atroot improvemenlx, hotter f t u departm en t equipment, and m any o{her H vfO vem tnU w h tra waatad money can b« Meaning O f Hospital W hat it a hospital? It is a team of work* era dedicated to providing you w ith tha best in health care. It is doctors, nurses, technicians, carpenters, housekeepers, volun­ teers, and m any others. It is a standby power p la n t I t is these things and many others, too, 24 hours a day, a year in and year o u t . , its doors are never closed. F ebruary 1 is th e opening of the Seminole Memorial Hospital. The opening ceremonies yesterday, Including an open house when th e public was invited to inspect th e hospi­ ta l building and equipment, offered us an excellent tim e to know more about our hos­ pital. Such fam iliarity la im portant to sound understanding of the complexities of our h o sp ita l. . and in return, sound understand* SAM DAWSON ing is im portant to harmonious relation­ ships between hospital and public. I t becomes evident th a t hospital care Is a m atter of concern to all of us when sta tis­ tics show th a t 1 out of every 8 families will have aomeone In th a hospital thia year. From 178 hospitals throughout the coun­ try in 1873 to 7,000 hospitals w ith a bed total in excess of 1,500,000 Is a brief but im­ pressive history* of hospital care in Ameri­ ca. These figures a re breath-taking, but m ors impressive arc the advances in care administered within these hospitals. Medical research and better hospital admin­ istration has given us hospital care th a t by f a r exceeds th e dream s of any medical man a generation ago. And each stride forward haa increased the people's demand tor the latest In hospital service. Modern techniques in medical and hospi­ tal care have advanced so rapidly th at have fa r out distanced the average fam ily's ability to pay for sueh care from availabla cash. The hospital solution to th is interasting problem has been their sponsorship and sup­ port of Blue Cross, th e non-profit prepay­ m ent health care program th a t allows en­ trance to a hospital w ith freedom from wor­ ry ever how to moot th e expenses of hospital care. Through Blue Cross today, over 572.­ Benefit Party 000 Floridians are asauring themselves of Julius Voght, master of cere­ the best hospital care available, when they monies, lead a capacity audience through th* iatricacl#* of a Tour­ need It. The Sanford Herald Tha beat good deed ia the one done nowtomorrow m ay be too late. The difference between a atjeresa and a failure isn't necessarily measured by money or position—sometimes the width and sin­ cerity of a smite can be a better indication. Lonely? Like company? T ry taking an afternoon nap and discover Just how many friends and acquaintance# wilt rush to call you up or call in person. Monday January 80, 1956 TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE • beautiful upon tha mountains are t®* feet of him th a t brlngeth good tidings, t h i t publlsheth peace: th a t brlngeth tidings w good, th a t publlsheth salvation; th at M ith unto Zion, Thy God relgneth! (Isaiah M :7 ) Baad M atthew 21.SA69. Hock and Rol! music, such a favorite with some youngsters, seems to want to prove th a t If It can't be better than other muaic it can certainly be louder. If those fellows who used to don sack­ cloth and ashes wanted tn really chsatise themselves they should hava tried wearing tig h t collars. H AL BOYLE Baa every other industry aod Utut M aaaual report. { Tbq National Laugh Foundation, already preparing to calibrate Ns. fteaal Laugh Weak, which begins April f, bat Ju«t put out Its report ea 1MI. M Her# are (chuckle, ehucklcj Ih* tea subjects It says th* nation's gagimlths ms.l# you churkl* over Rt°»t test year: - Tha 104,000 Question, Dary Crockatt, (ha Yellow Rose of Texas, Lava te a Many Sptendored Thing, , Ih* overseas trips of DuUei, ths Friaseif'M argsret romance, auto­ , patlM , satellites and Liberate. • Tb# report cites the following as typical M l wrltUctemi: ‘ A Tsxan bought bit -wife a Cadillac lor a present. &h* turned t* Mm and said, “Dupe, what quet- And then there's Ih* kid who was hit by a flying saucer—he wouldn't drink hit milk. (Anybody laughing? Somehy, looking bark, 1IU didn't team quite (bat dreary, did it?) Fernanda Monlcl, tha beautaoui, latuium-blonda Parisian tongh^d, at a mad on against Amarican television, she fttls it te a real threat to romance. "This progress-all th* llm* this, technological progress," aha said, shuddering. “Sometimes progress goes backward, yea? With so many diversions te balp ooa escape boredom, thera It no time for lev*. Reiter lo be bored. Amour sometimes grows like a happee weed only because litre te nothing else lo do but love. "But no—now In America every­ body hae TV- gore* even put TV In the boudoir. H U a mockery! Amour ait fwl." It aouadi like Mile. Mantel haa n*v*r bean escorted to a drive-la movie. S Fart M Th# City Commission may, if It deem* expedient, submit to the voters at any election or election*, as one proposition, the queetion of ieeulng bond* for any or all of the purpoees mentioned in thia section. No bonds iasued under the authority of this sec­ tion ihall be sold for tea* than ninety ftvo per rent of tho par value thereof with accrued in­ terest. Section 1.Y> NET IN C O M E FROM UTILITY PLEDGED FOR PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF BONDS; TAX AUTHORIZ­ ED TO BE LEVIED. It shall be the duty of the City Commietion of the City of Sanford, Florida, provided any bonds are authorised under the preceding aection. to apply the net income, revenue and profit* of any tow­ age disposal, water, light nr power plant nr plant., or if any dock* and warehouses nr boat batipa constructed or purchased with the proceeds of said bonds in paymtnt of Interost and prin­ cipal of said hnnds, and alio •* far as necessary, to impose, levy and collect, while said bonds or any of thtm are outstanding or ' unpaid, a tax upon all taxable property in the City of Sanford, sufficient to pay th* interest on said bonds as tame becomes dut and payable, and to rolira said bonds at maturity. Section 1*1 NET IN C O M E ETC., OF UTILITY TO CON8TITUTE FUND FOR PAY­ MENT OF BONDS: TAX TO BE LEVIED i r INCOME INSUFF1CIENT, All th# pat Income, Mvamie and profit* derived by th* City of Sanford, Florida, In tho operation of any docks and warehouses or boat basins shall constitute a fund for the payindurinXl*dmlop^ I m*nt ,ny *"£■ a a r n n i l u"dcr 9 ik . , ill a t vr n r t h e B hnV I W o rld s Likely To Be Split Sharply •-:l* i'a help our city officiate make a bett- throw a switch, lick a spoon, diag­ nose a tantrum,' shove a vacuum claaaer, ponder the biochemistry ef nut, fumble a thread, ebangp a fuse, glva a title, study a hlueprint, da-teak a faucet. “W* eome le each ea* of that* Job* at an amateur. So far as practical iralateg goes, I was tha world'* first mother, the worid’i first wife, th* world'* first house­ keeper." ing Florida party Triday algbt at th* Firehouse. The Plantation Estates Woman's club sponsored the evening's entertainment and Mrs. Carl Barthman headed the committee of the welfare depart­ ment. All proceeds ate to be given the Volusia Home hr the A m toward purchase of an oiygen tent. All tables were reserved. Des­ sert and r offee were served by Mrs. David Runkel. Mr*. Paul Proetseher, Mrs. Harare CoLher, Mrs. Arne Erieksen. Mr*. Jrhn Ivttx and Mrs. Oliver Hatsemer. Camera Clab Fjriertalaed Tha DeLand Camera Cluh was entertained Thursday nlsht at th* hem* of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Watt of Bonita Road. Future pro­ grams were discussed, with com­ bined meeting* of the Daytona group and a field trip to Silver Springs mentioned. Th# rlub saw an exhibition of Mrs. Watt’s photographs of wild life and hsr dark room- A collrrtion of fluorescent minsrals wsr* shown and th# group spent a strenuous hour taking relered pic. tu rn of tha minerals a* they were lighted and activated hy Mr*. Watt's Miasrallght which Is a rich sourta ef short ultraviolet ray*. Refreshment* were served at tha toclal heur following. G rand Observer Cerpa James A. Romney, head of th* 0 O C announce* that thera will be a meeting Tuesday alght at T:M p. m. la ths Civic Center to discuss observation plans far De­ nary. Dinner Fart/ for Charck Members Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Denn­ ing, with Mrs. B. Muller as e»-hoa*••*. entertained members ef tha Evangelism 'campaign at dinner recently. Among these present a h Or CQW fa « radio patrol ear la depart BrwoUyn. rirL ^ n L ’r ^ ‘ * *“ •**?“* ^ «teted to a • t m t near Cooey teiaad. They hmtea i d to lnvUtig*te; thea had tha embarrassing task e t •' ^ * p boning tha elation to report that thair egr had fallen la. — mv » joins? r a t x a y k ~~ ortd by a rt. AJ Hunt at bar boas n«j with a ahomer Thurtday night In honor of b*>r reUremint Feb."s' from tha county clcrk'a offit^ where ahe haa worked for aoma time. ... Camellia* graced the rooms ior, decorations along with greenery, Qemea were played with Mr*. Hinny Austin helping to dlAMf them. « ••• Rafreiliimnn ware vtrved-tw the bonoree, Mrs. Raymond Lurnl* qulst, Mrs. Oilly Vihlta, Mrs. JJgr* Jorla Sheppard, Mrs. Arthurena Cook, Mrs, L. II. llarrey, M?fi Loon Bryan, MUs Mary EaTlhf Mrs. Austin, Mrs, L. Fowltr, lin e Sarah Hood, Miaa Myrtle WUkul Mra. HatUe Kirk, Mrs. Gertryd# Gilbert, Mrs. Helen Walker, Mh, ■ ONE OF THE FLORIDA Produeta Festival aihlblta st South.ld# School last week. « rooms took • atrfflrUnt «nking fond for- the Part In nraparlnf 12 aahlblts which ware seen by every pupil In the achooL ,(SUff Photo)___________ retirement of said utility bonds at maturity, tha municipality) by it* governing authority, »hafl levy and collect annually on all of tha taxable property in tho municipality, a tax sufficient ts pay th* interest and principal of any and all utility bondiai th* same respectively beceft* due and payable. Section. Ml. UTILITY RONDS R ev. A t. TO RE GENERAL OBLIGA­ TIONS: FULL FAITH AND CREDIT PLEDGED: EXCLl’DED FROM DERT LIMIT. Any and all bond* Issued under proviiioaa Jsn. I t of Section 1M shall l* deemed Mrs. Lucy Stafford and considered general oblige, n> CM. Thompson held open house Mra. Andrew McPherson tions of the municipality and the from 7 to 10 p. m. at thair Lake Tommy Cobb full• faith and credit of Ue t v a r y homo. It win be remember- Mr*. P. D. Anderson, Mr. end Mrs. Robert J. Cushing J - fil that th# Rev. Thompson was Mrs. Fred Short, Mr. and Mr*. Jan. 10 ft pastor of Community Church wh«n £v the prs*«nt building wss srsctsd J, B. Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. Bsn Monroe and so there wsr# many friends* Harry Smith. Mrs. J. M. Hood, W. R. Jsnnlng* r long-time and rscsnt who callod Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Ball, Mr. and Melba Johnson - to congratulato him and wish him Mrs. A. F. Kemp, J- D., and well. Sam Cochran, Mr. and Mrs L. - Th# refreshment table was eov- Q. Pickering, Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ ered with a white, embroidered, Musgrave, Mr. and Mrs. f Philippine doth and centered with liam V. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. C. i a low arrangement of yellow I. SJoblom, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. V ffw s rs , flanked by yellow eand- W. Crocker, and Mr*. A. B. lek. Mrs. Clarence Wynn, niece Ailing, Mr.Mr. The Past Noble Grinds of th# and Mrs. A. W. Tom' bf ‘ th* honoree presided at th# kinson, Mr. and Mr*. Jams* Seminole Rebekah Lodge met In J f allver tea scrtlcs. The host***, Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Williams the Masonic Hall recently with (V assisted by Mrs. Frank Evans, Lefflar, Mrs. Bessie Saunders, Mrs. Essie Cola si hostess. t Mrs. R. M. Ball. Mra. R. E. Tnis Mrs. J. H. Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Routine buslnase wie conducted P And Mrs. H. M. Cochran served S. P. Fowler. end plans made for the installa­ CThot to Iced tea, sandwich#*, nut* Mr. and Mr*. Walter I. tion of offlceri Thursday. It wa* Piper, Coi. and Mra. W. decided to buy aomo plates for Uts E. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Earl lodge. Mrs. Ethel Williams read an In­ Toney, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bee­ be, Mr. and Mre. Joe Smother*, teresting article entitled “Happy Mr. and Mre. C. R. Klrtl^y of New Year Reclpa." Two eontasta Sanford,-Mr. and Mrs Leon Page were conducted by Mre. Mildred of Winter Park, Mr. and Mrs. Squire* with Mrs. Arthour and J. H. Skew#*, Mr. and Mrs. Al­ Mrs. Williams receiving door bert Walter and Mra. Ruby L in d e n , Mr. and M rs. C. P. sBraalngton, Mr. and Sirs. Z. E. Smith, Mr and Mra. Ed Zimmerman. J. Thompson Feted tha varloua fields (A their cholco," lay* Dean Tupper. Th* coder* Include* Hit uiual art* and aclenea eouraei In lta curriculum, eo that glrle can go on to accredited unlvenltlei If they desire. But many itudenta start on their working career* Immediately after th* two-yaar courae st Endicott. „ "lb# sir! who apeoda her coDeg* year* mecaly In atudylng th# liberal art* and In acquiring polae and manner* la U1 aqulpped for today’s world,** *»y* Dean Tuppar WRITING INSTRUCTIONS la Mr*, niancha l’.irlmeter Dlatrlct D e^ty Hrealdent of District 10 of the Florida Rabakah Aaaembly. Installation of local officer* wa* held recently In th# 100F hall. Otharo pictured are: left to right. Mr*. W. E. Ralna*. Mr*. May Rubow, Mra. Emily Jamaaon, Mr*. Iterimatar, Mr*. Byron Squire* and Mr*. Robert Futrell. (Photo by Jamaaon)________________ . Calendar ous and beloved, Robert E. under direction of Mrs. William Wrsv, hlatory teacher. The event consisted of a talk on Lee by Principal II. E. Morris, emphasizing Lee In boyhood years and number* given by tho Triple Trio and tho school band. Mra. A. K. Rossetter, educatlonal chslrman for the chapter, presented essay metal awards to Mrs. Ann Ilansbottom Tyner and Kenneth Ramsey. Mrs. E. II. Laney was chairman of tho chap­ ter program. A short business meeting was presided over by Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, held after the program and luncheon. Those present were Mrs. D. 0. Cal well, Mrs. A. I). Walls, Mrs. Rossetter, Mrs. L. A. Brumlcy, Mr*. J. II. Nicholson, Mrs. W. R. Dyson, Mrs. Watson Wallace, Mr*. J. II. Tniluck. Mrs. Zeb Ratliff. Mrs. Minnie Jcrrell, Mrs. G. E. McCall, Mrs. E. II. Laney, Mrs. George Harden, Mrs. Phillip Man. Mrs. M. R. Strick­ land, Mrs. If. E. Morris, Mrs. Roumlllat, Mrs. J. M. Hayes, Mrs. W. P. Fields, Mrs. F. II. Adams, Mrs. Wray and Mrs. C. A. Adams. Past Noble Grands Of Rebekah Lodge Conduct Meeting Understated Trend Most Successful -V. Line Introduced ... THUMSAT Happy Birthday Maude Coleman, Mr*. Bari Young­ er. Mra. C. W. Rive, Mrs, Beb Steele, Mra. 8. E. Norwood, Mm» S. A. Tin del, Mri. J. H. . T i q t t and Mra. Barnett Hamilton. The regular meeting of the tgt-Underatated Empfob Samlnola Chapter No. a OES will theROME moat aucceaiul Use intro­ be held in the Masonic Temple at duced by Italian dreumakert teat • p. m. season, promise* to eontUhM'lB cotton frocks In IMS. Puahed-up bosom a, banded *n8 ribboned under the bustllne, • nor­ ms! untmphailitd waistline and allrn skirts alio can be expected agate, now la bright, gay warm LL Cel. and Mra. W. G. Camp­ weather fabric*. bell and son Btny of Long Island, It's improbable that th* line wtg N. Y. hava been visiting with hla become more pronounced. Nobody parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. will risk exaggerating It Into faqqy Campbell and Miss Lucille Camp­ drew. bell for the past week. That's what wllllng-to-UIk de­ signers lay to the spring-summer Mist Anna Lough of Richmond, collections being shown today; 1ml. Is visiting hsr niece, Mrs. Buyer* from all part* of the world. D. C. Howard. She Is the curator Including many Rom the United for the Wayne County Historical State*, win be ea band. -**» Museum. (p H A A O JU ltA of DcLand, will preach the Revival service. Mr. Kirby Is song leader at the First Bap­ tist Church. TUESDAY Tuct.-7:30 P.M.-The Revival con­ tinues at the First Baptist Church. Tho Unity Truth Class will meet In the Valdez Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Parsons as teacher. Tho public Is Invited. WEDNESDAY The Woman’s Club will have Its regular monthly luncheon at 12:30 p.m. with guest speaker Mrs. Georgo Cox. Reservations must be made by noon Tuesday. Membur* ute to call .Mrs. Oscar M. Harrison at 2084. Wed.-7:30 P.M.-The Revival con­ tinues at the First Baptist Church. Senator Douglas Stenstrom will b* tha guiat spoakor at the Lake Mery Chamber of Commerce meet­ ing — everyone Invited. Karl A. Morris son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Morris, Bunnytown Road, Cassslbsrry, arrived home last weekend for two wteks. Karl la • freshman at th* University of Florida and Is planning on fmejovfng I* Sclsnea. Drsssmaksrs who ware tB « l for th* Empress Josephine effect before mike no secret of their te> tenUon to persist In Its romuUf ultraramtotolty. Housas that didn’t follow tha trend at th* laal ahMT Inga am more myitarioua a M I thair plana. • Billy Ksllar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frad Ytager, Bunnytown Road, Cassslbsrry, arrived hom# Wednosday night from the University of Florida, whsra he la a sopho­ more. Billy Is studying In th* School of Pharmaey. tlnoni is concentrating on eottoo te yallow, pals blue, whlta and gray. Hitz Theatre »y I 1NNITT CHP—A Today's young w o tn • n need lomtthlng mor* than * knowledge TVytag fo publican party. I reauncd from j iaslion If thj party winter _ . g-, f ie i>u *rmv- hut th# dav I left!.. That'* whit . Elseahower •(ill in li»* A l« r •Ad I th* Anay. and w*mi without pay ur til nominated." But Eumhower did not retire ■from the A m y until he began aetirely to ranpaiga for Ike P.epubliras nomination. If Warren began actively to campaign, he'd have to m tgn from tha court too. Public opinim would compel that. * Ahit Euenbower didn't tay wa* whether he thought ;t all right for Wairea. while atm on the court, to let Warren for-pre»ldent clubi-be formed, let hie name be entered in presidential primaries, aid not _ . e n t r a d i e t lu le a e a li by hla are aayiag they had to pmidentlal friends that he'd accept tha «r. bifywr, M a in e r , and m o n progrmoivo City by helping them every way wa caa possibly acrrc. T h ii if i n im portant service which wa m uat ilu a k k r . Norine N o rw i Colored News Joel Alphanw fAl) Granting died oa Jan. U at Bay Fiaei Ho*pltel. Ha waa born te Sanford te ISM. Ha lived and operated bla twain#** her* until be died. HI* aurvlvori were: hi* wife. Mra. M. S. Gramlteg; two aoas, Fred A. sad Otear A. Gramlteg, a»d am daughter, Martha L. Gramlteg. ' If Mlaalag Tha FLORIDA TIMES-UNION Daily Delivery Plume 1737-W far Prom pt Service Dean Weil point* out that eight million tea* of coal were mined In Tha United States last week. Three tons of uranium, If com­ pletely utilised would give the lam* amount of energy. Seven million barrels of oil are pro­ duced 1a Ike United Stale* each week-tit* equivalent of one-half ton of uranium. In fart. Dean Well points out. research shows that only 40 ton* of uranium would fumltb the equi­ valent of all Ih* fuel tad water pewsr utilised in tb* United Stales for one week for all energy .pur­ poses, including heating, proces­ sing, transportation, and all other uses. Last year, some 10 billion kilowatt hours of electricity were generated in Florida. Two tons of uranium would have taken ear* of our needs. It has been estima­ ted that n ions of uranium if “hunted op" completely, rould produca all th* eleetrie power in the whole United State* during 1U4. # Why Is this Imporunl? If all the uranium were recovered from the phosphate mined In th* state of Florida, over 1000 tons could be produced each year! Other ■ourge*. deemed reliable, have raised figures to 2000. On# pound of uranium la about th* else of a walnut the coal required te produce the tame ameuat et hast would require aa train car leads ad M teas each. la addition to thia "magmifireal resource" Dean W*l! pomia out that!atomic research will bring Industrial plant* for Urn production of radiation testrunaat#. iiotopaa for reraarch laboratories, new metal*, aod the modificattea of palymara. The atomia industry A-ONE, A-TWO, A-THRKB . , Jim Harris, music director at Florida State University In Tallahassee, Instructs the Svminole Home Demonstration Club'*- County Chorus through a musical number. Mr. Harris travel* about ths Mate at certain times to help start choruses and glva Instructions, A mast ting will h* held In Gainesville this July at the Btito County Council meat. Last year Seminole Coun­ ty “walked away with honors". (Photo by Jamston) ______________________ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ along with Jet propulsion Is treat­ ing a demand for the mineral re­ source# that abound in riorld* such as lircenium, titanium, haf­ nium and thorium. The fourth tn (hit tsriti of arti­ cles wlU be devoted to bow atomic eoergy will directly affect in­ dustry and agriculture already Friends ol Mrs. Ross Humphrey, who la a patient at tho Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando, will be glad to hear that ah* is Improving and It is hoped that sh« may toon return to her home. Th* Friendship Class of tiio Community Church has sponsored the purchase o a TV set (or the use of shut-ins In the community. The first person to snjoy this Is Hubert Young, who continues ill at his home. Frlendi of Mrs. John Leach will be glad to hear that the It out again, after beln confined to her home with pneumonic. Mrs. B. B. Franklin Is a patient at the Oringe Memorial Hospital, Orlando, suffering from a throat In­ jury Incurred when the twallowod a fish bona. PROPAGATING PLANTS AND SHRUBS wai an extra tip that P. E. Parvln, who Instructed horticulture et the local Garden Club Study Cours* op Thursdey afternoon, gave. Parvln la tn the itaff of th# college of Agriculture at tb* University of Florida in aalnttvlll*. Approximately 21 members attended the afternoon course. "It waa highly auceeaaful" a member eteted. (Photo by Jamaaon) __ _____________________ YOU'RE TELLING MEP 1H I WXARWO of paata-aa iorat “tattoea" te the latest con- (ty falling with aw Christmas Ate to the Ruecell aaaaag Hollywood's fair ones. •iaa H-bomb hU§c Jmt laotlor After aeatag some picture* of reminder a cate war te eJagm T FUmdom'a prattle* with rerabuds J I 1 ^ aa Uwlr face* we're lacked to dteealoed tin tMak tt may ba a fad that wtu aIM l . j, — 111 A veathev bafleea seat ate/, f i l l haa have /oaad la a A z z trj?- t t t General Insurance Z lX Jm S i 5 ^ h T •/ "Fraweh . .. « » l a m JAMES GUT AGENCY 811 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 L J i M U OUT Jg. l:0 7 r 8 > lS -8 ; lM d 8 - fltll I AMES B. GUT IS COMING ; toFEB.FOODMART 3rd & 4th : Come - Taste Her Delicious PANCAKES 39 In. x 6 fi. Complete with Posture Board, Innereprlng M attress, Ladder and Kali. Can be used its Bunk or Twin Bette. Matching: Chests and Dressers available. 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GORDIE The Beakreeta Bandmbi handed the; Sanford Cflary tad* thalr Rijhtk .leii of tha iaaiM Friday hr a teera of il-il, Tha laaderabi bloated lha Fads - fat the Drat quarter whan four of ..the ftaabrsexa plsyeri scored at -leait Hr points each to laad by *.JM MOM. . Tha foda played battar ball In Mu next three quarter! and out- orortd Reabratia In aach ena, ■ -Scotty Dunlop toisad in II points • f Hie lander aha let g ib high point Booon. David Galloway was high 'lor tho Foda with IS point# whllt •Short Samuel era* data at hi# BoiU with IS, . XHo landeraha B Squid mada Gallos ay Carter Owear Kish Abney Semucla Bowen Hawkina Mathlaux Total fieabreezo Dunlop Walt an Alexander Lager Tyler Holy ST MARION I ONER On* of tha U rfctt crowd* of the tenon picked Into the Oviedo gym Friday night to wltnen what wai Mi the mott spectacular game of the year but wai by far the mott thrilling and exciting at tile Oviedo Lion* were edged out by a tUm margin of 32-30 by the Geoveland quintet. Coach Mlkler played with a crip­ pled learn. Jim HUI waa completely out of tbtl game having been at­ tacked by vlrua. Me waa replaced by Andy Dud* who did a atiperb job but waa not quite experienced enough for tha Groveland Cigar*. Hubert Prieat got out of the tick bed to play with hla fellow teammatea but waa not quite up to par Friday nlghl. He did not have the strength to get the rebounds or con­ tact with his longshnts as expertly as ha had exhibited before. Potsibly, had he be-m In proper eondl'lon the Groveland quintet would have seen a different game. Ferdinand Duda was out of the game all but a few minutes.of the last quarter because of ilcknesa. Kellh Malcolm, the tall g foot 1 inch center was completely screen­ ed .almost the entlro first quarter. He came forth In the second quart­ er to show his true t it rs and con­ tacted for ZS potnts for his teamnates. He was in theca gelling the rebounds but could net get all of them without Hubert Prteit’f' able assistance as he had done In pre­ vious game*. It was one of the fastest games to be played on (he Oviedo court this season. The game started with Andy Duda being fouled but mlaalng the. foul ahot. Groveland contacted with two to start the game for Grove­ land with a 2-0 score but Malcolm came back to tally two to lie the score. This was tha way the game went Into the Big Seven teed against Oklahoma. K Stale and Colorado have at it Saturday, with Kmias meeting fourth-plica Iowa State. Kentucky looks for a ''comaheck" In tha Southeastern Con­ ference against Georgia Tech to­ night alter Vanderbilt dumped the Wildcats 11-73 Saturday. Vsndy Is high with 60. Alabama la 4-0, Kentucky 4-1. North Carolina (1-0 can gain a good hold on tha Atlantic Coast Conference leid by beating runnerup-'Duke (6-1) Siturday. Weil Virginia (8-i) can do lha same in tha Southern Conference bv defeat Ing Virginia Military tonight and Richmond Saturday. Raby Weller Dribble Total Sportsman's Assn. To Hove Barbecue ; A t Fern Park Hall Tha lemlnola County Snort iman's A«tn. will mast tomorrow night at Ihe Fern Park Legion Hall Isrbeeua will ba sened be­ ginning at 6:30 with the official builnaii masting galling underway . « t‘ 6 p.m. ,, Jieakara It tomorrow night's ••wgfHng. affording to official) of I the local ipartiman'i organlialion, *VU1 be Earl Frye, director of the Gama and Freah Water Flah Comwiliilen and Kuual Saxton, rrest.,(j9,il of tho Fifth District Sporte- REVIEW OF THE YEAR-Sy Alan Maver IF MI0S1NG TH E Florida Tlmei-Union DAILY DELIVERY PHONE 1737-W FOR 2 PROMPT SERVICE t BEAT S Unemployment #A fR - FOR BIG PAT JOBS IN D1E8EL ' Coa*true lion—Logging 7*ran*p«rtatien—Agriculture willed Men Needed! Special y f t er to til's and harvlcaman Kition-wlda pUcantinl ddvUory MRvIca. Writs Today! X Can HaJp lou qualify! Iff jeu are mechanically Incllne i and uealie to train (or high -pi), steady Jobe la Uia wld* uy«u, lutia.H« item, gin out ui« tvi'iii tieiuo anil mail at ones. (Miarsiate 1raining Barrice , D u n I, Tractor it Heavy Lqu ipmint Division, Dipt. BJOJ nrrite Lor M R lha banford Hirald I want to enter tha dlatal and equipment field, Please furnish #T full information about your ‘JDlrovid training and placeJM|t advisory aorvlco, 1 am MMlfutarly Intorostod tar ( » Ha* Can Dloaol Training Http j m In tha armad forces i ( ) *BDrotor f > Strvleo Man ( . ) Dsmonrirator ( ^ Dloeal Englnisr . ) rartamak 1 > Sarvlca Manager f ^ Tractor Dloaal ( 1 Trouble Shooter m .aweeaw.ee. f l t l t l CITY ROWUXa JB A dtE • lukiira Uusie IMP a, Mather's Purniiur* C*. t. . , ___ Calsry City Prlnliap C*. t, Ten*my* ntAlatar 6h*» *• J . Rurnatt Painitr* I, New Yerh Lt(* Ina-iranre Co. L ___ TEAM Hinit TRRRR Burnatt Palmar* Tommy's Badiainr Xlinp usiary City Prinlia# Ji*l .^ v ^ r a r .v v “ ur r aV wio r "#?^o lr Mstnsr’a J^rnllsra Tammy’s Radlater She* B R o o K iyn P c P a tH * t i T MOPtRN RACORP fOR M/HA/H6 9*A*0H pytMH/Ha m t r t o i i . am. "tXDnriD^Al 'A la * • a * w ■Mi Steal* Palpi HnitksrA ilasrge Kants •III Vsriwiok Paul PsntiM Kddr Kirchhetl Pat* filial Harold H*-k*n»a*h Hal (HHirao Oaera* Pasold ix n m n r ti. m a n i i n u Harold Htekanbaek i*k at tala . h arps IJJ *J1 .i {«• oont think to litre one-* cJiaetro aaluta them wills Hla addle CHATTER TWENTT AFTER a half-hour Adam and bow end play ttlr tM la for them. To nova a ’data" with a pretty Pinky left tha caatla. They want on to Use Indian village, delighted girl, to aaa other uvea look at bar to Ond that the inhabltanta actual­ admAlogly, and at Adam with anly lived in Ihe akin tepee*, and did vtoua reaped—It made a man teal young, with a lot of Ufa atlll betheir weaving out in the open. An Indian woman talked to fora him. It gave him am* tar them, told them that there waa tti.t Ufa, ' Tboee day*, that aort of pleasure no longer a sen. She waa the fa­ miliar Navajo, with atraight black waa too often la direct eoctreat bang* above her deep-eet aye* and with aim ' s behavior. She waa a croea-xtltched gingham apron pouty, or coldly dlalntereatad. He tied about tier waist. A beautiful juat could not talk to her! He had red and gray rug waa drawn about occaalonal contrite flaabea of reallher ahouidera, wrapping tha child xation that tha girt waa lonely. She'd do better If the bad a large ah* carried. Tha UtU* boy watched tha rialtor*, with interact. Pinky aaked Us* child. Out aa things were now— usual question*; the woman waa Ha waa doing well ta New Mexi­ hta grandmother. Hla mother bad died when the new baby waa bci.i co, tut still ha often cut pretty —she nodded bar head to where dose to tha wind. Give him an­ a cradle board waa hung by thong* other year, and a child would ba from a tree branch. Pinky went a fuse idea. Ha hoped that Ann over to It, stood tender-eyed and understood, and ah* probably did. crooning above the tiny creature. Meanwhile, of course, eh* eras He too waa wrapped in a color­ lonely. Ana laaa lonely, and eh* did aof ful rug. "lent ba prectoae, Adam 7" aha understand. And then— Juat at Remanded, her lip* parted, bar ayaa this precise time, aha received a aottly abusing. "I'd Ilka la taka him boma." Tha grandmother recognized Usl* for a joke and a compliment. "You have your earn baby,” aba advised the red-haired girL Pinky laughed. *TU think about lint." aha promised. They went on then to Lha bouse eorbed half-hour. Even the ads TOXI0HTS RXTRira Flrtl Here — I 11 *111* Nr*** r and worked hard, because they de­ spoke to her of homa. The hospi­ J-iit* l.nu, <l»y Kanluy, k*»l Ef- cided, it wouldn't do to tell Am tal notice* told of tha state of bar tort, Menrnliil. fim oii, N.llron friends’ health. Tha church news they'd got lost. Ann Bland. H*v H«y t.rn.il n*r* — I I* 1111* (liatl D "Hut we saw a lot of country. —the society columns—aha road llv.rlnv n', M.llo Coon- Cute houses, Indiana—It waa fun!" every word. n»un<1, M.l Lon. Mix Furn.ia. Victory KM, Bimnn A«IMn, Chtrrl tt had been fun—to do, and to And It had happened, on a Satur­ La*. talk about. When they went borne day morning when aha wna alone T*'r* Rare — SI* Wit* nr*4* VC at dusk, they found a note from that Ana bad coma upon a abort (‘suntry Cnnp.r, tV*y*M* Sandman. anappy HanW. Harmanp P ’nd. A na She'd gone to tha show. announcement which mad* her N. H. Ulmbo. Toraat uiar, Wind Adam drove Pinky to tha hotal; Klu*. Jtm-Twe. reaf'h Rare — l/|* Mile Ore** E aha said shed change and they hot. lla* Kina. Danra A*»ln, K Hlart. might aa well eat dinner together. Dazedly, aha coruddered tboee India Ivory, Hu*a Hua. rial* Dancar, Bure, be looked all right—ha al­ flva tinea of type, Hulian'a Ika, dtanal Callar. rirta Rare — a m wm* nred* w ways did. ■Yesterday a ton was b on to Tarry Tilepat. Kanrnrk. Drtaard went upstairs; ba spoke for Dr. and Mr*. Curtis AJaxnndar of in niua, Floredalt, Uratl WMi* • Sh* table, lounged about Uis lobby, , , , Dr. Alexander la tha Burgeon < hlat. I’Mlea Ulrt, Amlge Star Twn TT'a. bought acme good photographic t» Charge of tha Railway Associa­ alttb Rare — a/ia Mil# nre*a o cards. tion Hcapita! Thla la thsfr third Darby Duda, Na««y Wlfa, riaiha. post Pinky had gone Into the elevator child, their first ac*L" Nay Muiamant, llr. Lulal, Rtrlna TiiI'pat, Daan Roral, any noek. a pretty tomboy in slack* and AH that day Ana went about ••••■*• *■ « — a/l# MU* Orad* R plaid alstrt; she cam* out a beauti­ with aewrprtat d uring before her Tattt w.aaln, natellace. Dublin Telanl. Cenl Dial*. Juat Hurby. Cay ful young lady ta a coat dress of eye*. Still ta a state of dnaej hurt, Number, Top Victory, Oolna Plica* dark blue wool aver a printed that erasing aha sraad ta tha E*f*a«a ■**# — a/ta sen* omd* * underskirt, a rad flower at bar moTtaa. aaaklxg the privacy of tha kulch H, Pranki* )|, Parrr etravk, throat, a little rad hat on bar sad darkened theater, the Immunity U Loppcr Mtraak. Uarquaa. Jae niock. —tha right shads of red agalnat would give her from tnUrrupUo*. Tlraaani Miraak, ftodnry n her shining hair which was pull ad She wanted ta Uriah. She nruat Xlalk Rea* — i l l Mila f,rad* A „ MV.hef Ally, Anny H. Itlcfcr., h.r. back into curia agalnat bar neck, think Vsival Apron, llappy Tim. Choir Adam waa proud ta go Into the AR day rim had blocked bar Roy. No Limll, Juai Par. dining room with bar, to ait be­ mind agalnat thought. Sba had not Teeth Race — a/a Mil* nred* n Hoonay aadaan, Havo, Marked side bar cm tha banquette and have let baraatf a* muck aa count tho T*"*Hoy. aulian'a Choic#, Mur* Caak, Harmony Hobb, Rowaval- tha leader at tha small string or- ■fW UASKJ, tectura, waew more im p o r t* m him! Why should ouch a mam bother with a srifaT Ha oauld aa««< money there, too, M mcnay was aa laporUiAI And It <Ud aaaa ta ba Next day Ann took up tho dnarg more Utterly ai h * . ROTwsaR everything srouM ba If User* w ua a child ta the Rttla apariram*, ReaenUfully aha wuafaad Adam's what aha anoked, sad rt* dWa*t ear* whan Adam, earns *r wari. She had nothing ta taJk ta him about, or ba happy about, and wbea a woman can’t ha happy sritfc bar hue bead aba gtvao vasU to agly flashes of tamper aa m art «t her owe behavior aa at hla. She want* neither to piaaa* wer ta he pleased. And aha did not please Adam those days. BomaUmaa ha argm- l with bar about tha way ah* r% fused to adjust; aha wouldn't • ’ much aa d r * the way others drt "out here." "You may bo too abort tar j«a.i* and things," ba admitted, "but you always lock ao da,wed draaaed upl Hats and gloves . . ." It yraa Saturday morning again, and ba and Ana ware preparing to go ta tha Courthouse together on some business co m m a * with thtlr new house, an eadw aat cm a bit of land they wanted aa as to decrease tha grade of their « £ trance drive l Wd Wonder W hy Soma P Wilk« a Uaad C a n Malta Riding Easy. Walk in’s W on# Than W rllin’ Vara# And. B rothtr. Thin Ain’t Eadyl J*’ »** JJJ J»{ 411 til ff * MI \ If **11 1 if P tT R d r H H A tT iR * 1 c u R itm H ty R iP W/H6S PfPiAT m I MOHTR/AL CAHAO/tM* H M pcxty* 9 M & CUR RLAmpf* 1954 Chavrelet M o o r Sedan A Good Clean Car $11! 1954 Oldaaobfla 88 4-door Hyd— Radio A Heater $14! 1955 Chevrolet Deluxe d-door Lees ban 8000 Mllea $18! 1951 Cadillac 62 Sedan Beautiful Black Finish $13! T k d Country Club of T rotting Track*" PRESENTS-, 1947 Dodge 4-door Sedan Good Transportation The SULKY ROOM ft PADDOCK ROOM -COCKTAIL LOUNGE— 1941 Chryaler Windnor 4-door Very good for 15 years agt W TT M A 279 IN DINING ADVENTURE SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY EVERY R V IN IN G FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $1.U -DIRECTION*i l H A t Our Big Bad Arrow ( t MDaa Bert Of Tha Sanford Orlando Dag Track T* O v Oak ' t j . tkttopa p ta v a n n a * AT PrttiAi OfeupatlMI no throughout (he first quarter which endo.l lo g In favor of Oviedo. The half ended 22-21 Li favor of Oviedo. The last part of the game wai so thrilling and so fast the spec latora stood and yelle-J themselves hoarse. The two point margin gained by Groveland proved to be the last fould as Danny Sewell concontacted for the two points, on the last foul as Danny Sewell for the Oviedo people by liking the Groveland lassies $3-34. The game started with the Oviedo girls going into a quirk lead behind the power­ ful forwards klelante Jackson, Kay Estes, and Peggy Fleming. The first quarter ended 18-3 for Oviedo. Then Groveland put In taller guards to try to combat the trio and tha neit quarter they soon made It polnti to the Oviedo girls I with the half ending 24-14. But Marguerite Partin, Ihe Ov­ iedo girls coach tallied by putting In Mary Ann Slatoq, A foot 0th grader, to fight the GrovelaiH guards. This was Ihe first game In which .Mary Ann had appeared as a forward or any length ot time and aha did a superb job. Melanie Jackson came back In Ihe garni! replacing Mary Ann again, and Ihe third quarter ended 37-23. Melania Jackson contacted for 21 points In lha three quarter* she was In the game, Peggy Flaming following with 10. The thrill of tho game wai Peggy Fleming's long shot* from the lid*. »»• Milt Hartwidk tot Katsii Hubbard liddv Klrrhhofl Haora* K»ni* IS* Paul Parol* 111 ran r.it.i is* IV11 a* IVMddan / ITT HU*’* Holly ITS PITY ROWI.urn ICRKpl l.Pl B-jrnatl PalnUr# v*. Csfsry City Prlntfna Co. Naw xark Lire Uaaraoaa ca. v*. ■ukor's Must* Snap. Tommy'a Radial nr snap va Uelhir’a Pyroitura ro _ (* * H fW U 6 ' VCNOea MOW I'D LOOK WITH A MUSTACHE 9lO»Oe-HOW -t^( 1 KWrTSCUSKT wouldw o u u rtj^ criTBtrcwtA MUSTACHE ? ) S LET MXSCIj $n OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK HOLLER MOTOR SALES NI GHTLY (except Sunday) All New Track Heatad Stand* Valat Parking Je rry CoUina. Mgr. 8:10 MATINEES WED. & SAT. I P.M. Sorry, No Minora . �' r / .- ; B S E . WA : Mon. J sr , 30, 1991 THE HANFORD HERALD if It * Worth Aaythlaff I t's W orth A iro rtlo to t !■ CLASSIFIED ADS W A N T AD RATES %• Following R tte a oro now i effe c t h Per Line for One Insertion Re Per Line for Three Iniertlone to Per Mm for rive lniertiow le Per U se for Kaeh ** lB irtloni. MINIMUM RATE! Bio ---------- =1 FURNISHED APTS, i Weal la t Or Can at ruralure CanUr. I l l West lit. 1LAXA APARTMENTS: room a, invite hatha. 114 W. Ftrat St. Roll*way and Baby Bede y. Week or month—Tel. 1123. ratture Center ll« WeitFlrat lion Apt*. Efllcleacy. Phone (0-W. _____ . E Seminole Realty for DeiLrbie Homes end Apt*. Phone 37. RN. Efficiency Apt. 17-82 South tty Limits. Slumbcrland Court. riClENCV Apartment. Sua­ ble for bachelor or couple, teem heat, private beth, showp. Coeenltnfly loeaud. Across om Po»t Office. Inoulrj Manil Jacobion Dept. Store. w ished Apt. Full kitchen and th. Adults. *40. see Manager 3 p. m.. 407H West 1st St. D BEDROOM House. Kitchen iralshed. Close In. very clean. Phone 616. HREE ROOM furnished Apart­ m e n t . . ___ OR LEASE—NEW STORE Build­ ing with attached Apartment. On 17-82, North of Movlclamt Drive-In, See Mrs. Frank Ottlno. Rt. 2. Bo* 630. URN. 4-nm.. clean downstalra Apt. Oil Heat. <111 Park. urnished Oarage Apt. 432-W. OOM *6.00 week, 420 W. 1st St. Day or night. oom». cooking available, for emand retired people. In­ lion. 1015-W. BACHELOR Apt. ground floor. 313 I'almello Phone 2341. UNFURNISHED House. 5 Rooms and hath. *30. per month. Stale Rd. No. 46, 2‘v mile- ’*• of Geneva. Mrs. Horace Johnson. APT. One Bedroom, furnuned. Ctoae In. Phone 616. SMALL unfurnished apt. and atore. For Information call 3147. PT*TT ” 1 M h f-T VA FINANCING available. Three NEAR NEW HOSPITAL Bedroom home, large corner lot, Three bedroom homo on 3 loti. eaubllshed neighborhood. Not a Toul price only *8.300. Cen be project. IMo Meltonvlllo Ave. handled (or *1.300. down. Phone 1881. Juit completed ma»onry eonitructed 2 bedroom borne lor *T,300. Termi. 3 Bedroom Concrete Block NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL VA — *223 Down Payment Three bedroom home on 3 loti. (36. Per Month P k 1 Fenced In yard for children. Kitchen fully Equipped Treei and nice ahnibi. Toul price only *10,300. *1,300. down Act faat to choose colors ind tile. will handle. A. K. ShM tnnktr. Builder Phone 1(81 LOCH ARBOR A few InU left priced at *700. k up R obert A. WUIUu m . H sRltat Raywead LaMqxlst, Aaeecial* Phone 1173 Atlantic Beak Hide. fc m a m i i M L Whether Buying or Selllnf, It will pay you to aee Bunk Beda i. W. HALL, REALTOR. Complete with tnnerspring Mat­ Florida State Beak Building tresses, ladder k Rail. (Can he ••Call Hall" Pboae lis t. used aa Twin Reds) .. (88.30 TWO Bedroom Houae, Ph. 3B-R. King S lit Hollywood B«da Guaranteed 10 Years IF IT IS REAL ESTATE no X 60 inncrsprlng Mattress aek Crumley * Mneletlk 60 X 60 Box Spring........... *128 30 at 117 South Park Pkoaa 773 Headboard (Decorator riastle) They Knew Unfinished Furniture 3 Drawer Cheat .................. *13.30 DON’T 4 Drawer Cheat .................. 17.30 answer this ad unless you are 3 Drawer Chest .................. 11.30 ready to wheel and deal, bccauso Vanity Table ........................ 8.30 6.3o we are offering a Three Bed­ Nile Stand ........... room masonry home with Oak Mr. and Mra. Dresser ........ 39.30 floors, lile hath, like new, In Bookcase Bed .................. 24.30 (Twin nr Dnuhle) one of our nicest neighborhoods. 11,000 under today's market. The Student Desk ..................... 34.30 total Is *12,044.. requiring (2,100. Ronkreie ............................ 12.30 down. (61.16 per month on 4t*% ECHOLS BEDDING CO. mortgage. Immediate posscs- Corner 2nd k Magnnlia Ph. 1232 alon. “Bad" Bamberger, Mgr. Open Monday's til I p. m. I BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS Qualified veteran with *673. may REDI MIX CONKRETK buy this attractive inasnnary Miracle Concrete Co. home, situated on 100 ft. Int In Phone 1333 , excellent rcslrlrled section. De­ 308 Elm Ave. lightful spacious and flextbla plan. Oak floors, tiled oaths. U afferly Appliance Center <*• E. Hinge, Refrigerator, Dish­ "Yout WesUnghcusa Dealer” washer. Automatic Clothes Wash­ Maytag Washers er. and 30-gal. Waler Healer. Coleman Healers .. *38.83 up It's a heniily! Wo have the key. 113 Magnolia Ave. Pboae 1717. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS r . W. MRRO INI Park Ave. Pboae 37 ar 14* *1.300 DOWN — 2 Bedroom Frame. Kllrhen equipped. Landscaped. * lowing well. Bar-B-Q Pit. Trie* (3,300. „ W- H. ••Bill" 8TEMPKR _ Realtor — (leneral naaraare Gertrude B. Diagfelder, Associate flay Alien, Aaieeiate Pkeaa 2132 m N. Park Ava. Lake Front Home — ( l ,004 Down Modern Two Bedroom Home. Beau­ tiful efficient kitchen with new alove and refrigerator. Screened porch, double car porte. con­ venient in Orlando and Sanford Apprnvimalely one acre. This Is noi a home you will he dis­ appointed to see. Underpriced at *10,300. •lo»* 1. Payton. Broker Annabelle B. Henderson. Auorlate Alberta J. Hall, Asaerlate Phone 2*71 .. 17-83 at Hiawatha S ODHAM & TUDOR, INC. of Finer Homea for Florida Living. BUT — Home* at Baal ledlvlduall- Salas Office—2633 So. French Ave. ty: Brittany Farm flomea, Phono 2100 or 2960 Early American, Ultra Modern, Conventional k French Colonial typea. ByiLT Builders O* Large Landscaped la the belt of neighbor- COMPLETE with all the features you have dreamed about aueb aa colored Caneral Electric apdUancea aid colored plumbing fixture*. AND available it reasonable price*, with the best financing A with minimum down-pay­ ments. Wellborn C. PhilUps. Jr. Since 1848, Sanford's Loading Builder of homes for over l.vxi people, bales Olfica: Lillis Venica in Loth Arbor. Phene 1144 *7.000. for Two Bedroom masonry house. Will be completed soon. Only (330. down, r IIA Insured loan. Just right fur retirement home nr for small family. LOWELL E. OZIER Builder — Phone 1338 Office: tMI B. Orlando Dr. B A IT REALTY” RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REU. BROKERS B. D. Hlghleyman, Associate 3*4 Seelk Park Ave. Phone 9M 1800. DOWN LOVELY Modern llircc Bedroom Horn*. Electric Kitchen, large lot. ilk % financing. Far m e Beal Resaw a tecs: CnlltR and Harkov. Realtor* 180 N Perk Ave Phone 3313 Bedroom cement block PS horpe. landscaped, wood floors 0 I. Finance. Phong *17-W. USED FURNITURE BARGAINS 8 Pr. Dining Hoorn Suite . (39.68 Dinted Room Tables, Some worth *30. (your choice) ............ 12.66 Utility Tables ..................... 4.S8 Folding Kitchen Table ........ 6.66 Kitchen chairs .................. I .no 3 pc. Unpainted dinette .... 12.68 3 pc. Chrome dinette ........ 29 88 Hollywood Headwards . ... 4.6* Dresser Rate ..................... 3 6! Large Chlffnrohc .................. 20 66 Large Wardrobe ............... 29 66 Coil Spring Roil .v.ay ned ....3.68 Dressing Titble with Triple Mirror ........... 12 66 2 pc. Sofa Red Suite ........ 12.88 End-Tables ...................... 2 49 liounge Chairs .................... 300 Oak Rocker . ......... 4 66 Maple Floor Lamp T............ 3 66 Rahv Strollers .. ................ 3 66 Hathinrlt (new) .......... .vno Youth Bed .' Mattress ........ 27 aa Oak Office Chair . ...... 4.16 Easy Term* HEATING Floor Furnaces and Circulators BPRC1A1 SERVICES For Rent NEW H Lorain Drag Line. Phone Orlando 26-784. H. B. POPE CO* IN C . 208 Seat* Park Ave. Pboae 1446 House cleaning, windows, wall*. Floor*. D. C. Caldwell, Phone 1149 J, Hi (beet CASH. TRADE-IN priffa Mid for need furniture Call 816. Wilma-Malar Fund lure Co. an E. lat St. ftM Contracting aed Repair WANTED , .. Phone 1113 Good Plano (or ChUdren'a Home. 1007 saaferd AveWrlla Lutheran Haven, Oviedo. I4-B1NSUHANCH -14-B 1=. FOR S A L E — Male Collie, thoroughbred. Beautifully mark­ ed. II months old.* Tan A White. W. M. Bartoswk, Enter­ prise. 1* HELP WANTED 18 SALES HELP WANTED - Full or Part-time. Firestone Stores. II—AUTOMOBILES TBAtLEB* MEN or WOMEN for direct Sales. It will nay YOU to sre US before yon buy. Open Evenings and Full time work. Attractive offer Apply 106 W. lit St. between 2 Sundays. Kaslslde Trailer Sale*, and 3:30 p. m. nr call 1137-W. Palatka, Fla. Mr. E. Steed. HA HELP WANTED <Ifm jje jja A 16- AUTOMOBILE SHOWSB* U Two Waltreises over 21. Apply in person to the Seminole Drive In, 601 East First St. 2 BEDROOM HOMES CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADF.D Roy Reel'* Used Cara Sanford Ave. k 11th St. es-vw-i MATR. MOTORS___ -18 16- R a d io « n i- v A iv r n a D t«ao Mii.ncvct.wf M ax im •rrc a sn o s Ths Rhviam Haut (ill hnrlS »• Hit irrv u o • IS >l«rk*l ):«|>all a.:a Ttt iilahi Mana* I la Ulrnrls Bonk < is Sinaia at lUmlom ».*« Drifting on A Clan* 7 1V Vv»nln» Millie T.JO Dial ••.Vi" s-or Mull* II«4 \l«M Krllllnn SttS I'nliarl Natlana Ills It a Danrallma H i* A1 Komi Wnfc Muatn Initn .Van a l"i»» launrn'i Call Te Fraysr lliou Him Oft rm aiU T t UOISISS Ml • •I larim s'a Call Te Prove li»* Dawn Braakara I M Hawa «in Slarkat Itsporl M i kawa T:M Bar an O’flarfe Clttfe T II Nawa l:M Srnrii Al A nianra tin Jaakar'a Cholaa S In M.-ratnt Datailnnt I IS Harmony Tima • aa VVnrM At Nina 1:11 SInr nIna Maintla* • sa Kara ami Thara l»m» Iros Club |4 la Kawa 1» IS lira etui. 11:1* Rapaai Parfnrmanea (rrKRXnns II a* Wrifl/I Al Nnon I, l« r.ailin farm Dltta' I • in Tnaailay Slailnaa I IJ Nawa 111* par Sana liarirk I an \Vn-M al Thraa 1 IS Hhm* lloal .1 .!•• lla. urd I’mvlaw I <MI Taan Tima I la Nawa i n Taan Tima S f f „ m PE R YEAR WOMAN HALES MANAGER ROBSON Sporting Goodi National Organization nerd- lur.il Sales & Srrvlre women in managerial rapacity 3ii| Evlarude E lit St, Phone Bis lor Sanford and surrounding arr.i at once. Flexihks hours, no ran\as»ing, delivery or collecting. IB • FURNITURE 1 'bet* O—d*-(9 Car necessary. Previous experi­ ence meeting public helpful but Ruy your Furniture at Rerry's not necessary. "Wire Collect" Warehouse Furn., Co., at 901 W. giving previous business ex­ 1st St. All nationally adv. fur­ perience In F. F. Noble. Empire niture at warehouse prices. Crafts Corporation. Newark. New York Slate. 31 LOST AND FOUND 21 DISCUSS FINANCES » LONDON •d'— Eugene Rlaek. prestdrnl uf the World Rank, left fur Cairo today to discuss financ­ ing uf Ihr Aswan Dam with Pre­ mier (Jamal Abdel Nasser. Black sprnt Iwo days her# con­ ferring with Ilarol.l Macmillan. British chancellor of the exrhr qurr, and tdflclala uf the Foreign Office. Britain and the Untied Slates have been reported willing In lend Egy|* up to about 1.10 million dol­ WOMEN - (33. - (3n. Dally, LOST —Rlsrk Fabric ladles' lars lo help build Hie iVLUfi dnm HAND RAC runiainmg cavh and Showing apparel for Children. iilentlflratiiin papers. Vicinity of on tho up|>cr Nile. Adults. Party Plan sensation! Itnumlllnt A Andcrtnn Drug Experience unnecessary. IsnM Store. Finder please call im»9. Sharrow msde *236. — 11 days ARREST REPORTED REWARD. Mrs. Zuma Mc­ sparetime! Free outfit. Recline Dowell, GUATEMALA i<v-The wife of Fashions, Renvenvillc 33, III. (iualemala's army chief of staff 1*C MALE HELP WANTED 10C LOST—Dark Rrnwn Wallet con­ says her husband, Cn|. Ernesto taining Important papers to ow­ Nlederheilmann, ha* been arrested ner. REWARD, ('ell Mrs. llill and Is being held Incommunicado. WANTED — Roys. Age 13 to 17 for after school work. Apply Lana at 1821, 9 to 3. He was a leader In th* 1934 106 W. 1st St. FOUND—Whltf He with Rlsrk .Spots. revolution which ousted pro-Comlarge male dog. (believed to he be niunist President Jaroho Arbent IIWORE WANTED -It Pointer). Owner may have by •iuiinnn and put Carlos Casllllo paving for this adv. I'll. 2213 J. Armas in office. DOCTOR or Denial Assistant nr Receptionist. Expcricnci-d. l'liuuc LOST — llillfold cunlainiiig Impor­ 1R67J. CI.AH.HIFIED DISPLAY tant papers in vicinity of Crowe's Fishing Camp. Reward. Call EXP. TYPIST would like typing , M W. Coleman, 30113 M. at home, call Mr*. Lanier. 633-R 1 nr wrilr Houle 2, Mux 433. Will LOST — At laivcit's, 3rd SI Five 3 M f ^ . 2 - 4 J pick up and deliver. S111. bills Saturday aftrrnoim ll Mill IVIMHI K a sum'll »AMD Return to Jnnr, Filling Station and receive REWARD. SUffNESB OPPORTUNITIES *3,190.90 WAS PAID to John Ileus. tj- E s .F r r r ir A i. NKRVTCXe—n In few weeks. GROW MUSH­ ROOMS. Cellar, shed. .Span*, full FRIGIDAIRK appliances, sales 203-08 R. lat Rt. Pboae 137 time, year round. We pay (3 311 and aervice. G. If. High, Oviedo lh. FREE ROOK. MUSHROOMS. Fla Phone F03 33!S or Sanford Dapt. 7.11. 2934 Admiral Way, 1642 W after 6 p. m. Kesttle, Wash. K - OFFICE ROtAPMKVX - n USED Electric coin dispenser drink box. Good running condi­ 14- SPECIAL g j T C T g -14 HAYNES Office Machine Co.. tion. Ideal for bear storage box. Typewriter*, adding machines, Can be seen at The Sanford -OUR SPECIALITY— Herald. $46. Sales-Rentals. 314 (fag.. Ph. 44. Front-End Allgnmrni For Safety and prolonged Tire w-ear-hive your CAR checked 24- BKAIITY PABU1BS -24 QUICK CASH for Punltare. Addregularly it — tag Maehlnea, Typewriters. Out­ board Motors. Boats. Super O S T E E N 'S G U L F S E R V IC E Kva-HcM Benuly Shop Trading Test. One mile South Corner Sernnd and Park BEST In . Workmanship a n d on 17-82. Phone 3017-W. ‘Phono 8102 Material*. rtinne k*3 Window Sill* — Uni els FLOOR aaadlag and flaisklo*. KM East 2nd St. Flue Blocke — Cradle Block* Cleiaiag. wtaiag. Servmg Seml- For ALL Your Beauty Needs rati anle County alnca 1923. Grease Traps — Dry Well*. H arrlelt'a Beauty Nook Miracle Concrete Ce H. M. Gleason, l.ako Mary. Phone 971 103 So. Oak Ave. 308 Elm Ave Th. 1333 (Open evenlnga by appoia(m*nt.) Plumbing. Ereaky Healing —Factory to TowM. G. HODGES ^ ^ g ^ g v w T Service on All Water PumpsAlum inum Walls Drilled - Pump* V e n ttlin Blind* On* hour - Wish and Damp Drv Paela Raid Phone 7Ao Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom On* hour 14 - Wash and Dry Fold rail with plastic ends. PlaitJc or ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Finished Laundry rayon lapea. Cotton or nylon Saoilnna Dry Claantng Ralph Ray, 3130. corda. Southald* Laundrom at Hmkarik O m * *ad P ita t Cm INSTALLATION ut Linoleum, Car Seatk Side Foedmart Bldg. * 112-114 Weit Rid St. Phone 330 pels, Tiles. 186 East 23th SL Hanford I,Inoleum A Tile Co. Used furniture, appliance*, «noli, 127 W. 1st SL Phone 1917 PUSUO SERVICE etc. Rnught-inld. Larry** Marl, C.B.S. CONSTRUCTION 321 East 1st St. Phone 1131. For Better Plummm* Hardwood liners — Tile Baths L I- STO-Plane Teekafdaa See or Cell Paved L'arporla — Insulated PIMM MM. Beute L Saaferd W. J. KINO •1 V A l l K ITES PA N ELIN G *7!05 SIRS ■eutk Park FI NeUve and Foreign Woods. ■it in is 1 i s COMPLETE ^ DOWN RESTAURANT -2 6 See Item At C. J. CROCKER - Builder INTERIOR end E X T E R I O R S h en aa * C enerete Pipe Cm LEAVITT U LANSDOWNE Painting. Paper Hanging. Phone Rest Shrimp on Earth .... II no Oat Want l)th M. ~ ORANGE CITY, FLA. 313-W, Buf/um 4> Walker. Southern Fried Chicken (1.2.1 Dmners-in-a-Box (lo go) 73c • (2.30 NEWLY RE DECORATED 4 Bad- Sewing Markka aa. a** ( w a M u EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED ANGEL'S EAT SHACK room home, fumiahed, and 3 BCRTb 184 S. Park PRoae l t d . Diapes-Uphnliltry and Slip Covers. Sanford Ave. at 23th St. Acres of land. Can be aeen on Finest Workmanship _________Phone 0140 Sundays only. - Fifth house on Qaalily Rubber Stamms by right. South Cameron Ave. Master Craftsmen. Stock and Made to Order You'll Lika Our Reasonable Price*. — 24 Hour Service — To PU m A W ant Ad Alexander A Stringer STANLEY KULP SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES Just Call 1821 and aak for Real Estate • Inauraace Phone Oviedo — FOrest 3-3106 Phone 3863-J, Mra. Lourine Mesaeager, Aaaoc. 3431 Yale Ave. tha W ant Ad dopartBMUt HU Magnolia Ava. m . 11 INCOME-TA^C-SERVICE SC Caae wllh Harrow and Front Homea —Lota — Acreage CLABHIFIKD DWPI^T Wm. H. M urray Cultivators. I.nurn H. Orler 1111 Celery Ave. Phono tSIl-M BRITT TRACTOR CO. Registered Real Estate Brnkrr Hiway 17-83 Seutb Fbone 841 Closed Sunday and Wednesday 2401 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Pboae 1238 PLUMBING Peel Cane Table, Mahogany Drop Leaf labia, Ilk* naw. Davenport Contract aid re*sir work. Free C. A. WHTDDON, SR. eebmatee. *. L Harvey. (M in N*' ' left wllh illp cover, nyron Nelson Reg. Reel Rttata Brisker gaaford Ave. IIS . For All Car* handed golf elubs and all laathar V. E. Douglas, Baby E. HUUaaio bag. Reasonably Price. 2633 Elm BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS Ave. Phone 3069-J, RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. 118 S Perk Ph 1861 CUSTOM FITTED EMctriral Contracting and Repair* PROMPT MULE and EQUIPMENT. 3 Flow* TV Berries Center INSTALLATION Bendlx and Crntloy Appliances su Ph. 119 StricklandTEMPLE Orangas. 12. per bushel. 112 Miero II* A re. Phone 1129-A. n. Petersnn.Hroker Phone A44-W Aatoctalea • A. B. Palermo Jr., Morrison, Ihe, ENVELOPES, letters**dx. stateP. J. Chfstrrion. Garfield Wtl. WEST1NGHOUSE Refrigerator. 7 mast*. Srreieee. bead bills, and Sanford, Florida Itlta. John MaUeb. K. W. Wil­ cu. it. Excellent condition. liams, Hsisl M. Field. A. C Phono 209 i r , , ' , a r > s s i . ,s s r .“ i a Doudney, Land Surveyor. a a K i tta “ * "• SEAT COVERS Si. JU IQmtly Cmm/mup 1’ Pag* f -I Mather of Sanford ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED *BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED from *11,300 to $13,000 . FHA and VA (Gl) Financed. S ^ n u R T S A T E ro ^ sT LE^J NOT A PROJECT! 14- g RIAL E8TAT1 FOR BALM t PALM CLUB — U. S. 441, 4-LANE — OCALA JU.MUHROW MTK — TUESDAY, JAN. 31 — TtS* P. M. This beautiful modern restaurant lounge club, locatad on on* of tha busiest highways ami among the outstanding motals In thl* popular section of central Florida, will Jhow outstanding r*. tutu, and inve.tment opportunities, .Modem kitchen, dining loom, bat ar.d lounge, large dance floor and club. This property offer* Investment and Income for multiple use, r.nd large returns on Its present operation—just emitli of OCALA city limit*. The large grounds—2tt0 x 414 x 144 x --?9 feet—with Its large paved parking area, will take rare of the present fine hutlntat, and any needed expansion, In the top (nut 1st ‘‘hot-spot" of Fieri* da. • OCALA HOME w APARTMENT BLDG. . HUME 1 WEDNESDAY, FED. 1 1100 P. M. .'•STUKYHU.ilL.Ai 1’. BLDG, 616 E. FORT KING BT. flu* laiga outstanding born* can be easily convertad Into t i apartment house. Completely ami attractively furnished, It la built of the finest material* nml Is in excellent condition. Close walking distance to downtown on a busy street, It it alio Idaal (or business offices. 3t.10 P. M. OCALA TERRACE — 3 Ml. NORTH OCALA «s BLOCK If. R. .101 Modern 2 bedroom home located In OCALA TERRACE 8 Mill, north of Orala, Just (» block of U. S. Hwy 1, Excellent neigh* , hot hood for tetlrcd couple* and for rhlldtru. Also excellent’ In* come opportunity. , AucTioN % MONDAY FEBRUARY 6 AT 1:30 P. M. NIIJHIM Kit'S RESTAURANT <* U. 8. HWY. 111-92-17 — ORLANDO -i This outstanuiiig ivsUurunt li located on heavuy traveled Oruge uio.iiiiu ..a n on till* new wine 4-lune sectiun Just mUrh of . t: ci.y wneie tnuusani.a 01 cats pas* oai>y, one to me JUlietfon 01 mo .1 nia,or u. j . nwy. rantuu* as tne “iiotne lor Quality Foou" siiu-o its44 tnle nioi.rrn matonty building is on* of tht finest equipped restaurant! in Florida. Tn« pmpery contain* lev vial octet with an exlmnely large frontage on Orange-Binssum Trail, U. S. Hwy, 44I-I7-U2, and a great depth facing an flora St s major ems.-town thoroughfare. Theta I* also 1# very Iniga parking men, accomodating seveial hundred car*. The pro­ perty will be eold In such a manner that the purchaser may buy thn restnuinnt, individual Irarts, lots, m In It* entlraty. WEDNESDAY, FED. 8, lt.10 P. M. ' HIHISt’US A. . 0 . * ui,im i,va i.ai.u np4liiilv.it bldg. ‘]us( 8 b.jcas ttoin roe center uusinrjs svc..on or iieoi.llg. una'-.u 0Q taige Lvx rivactl t.asv, one m to.* aectomt nUii.among’ lake a. The main apt. bldg, contnlna Id furnished apt*, and p fh a u linliu. Cuttag* has 2 vfticiency apts. and liato*. All outs.aniline Investm.nt opportunity In on* uf Florida'* most attractlyq .and fn-tcst growing sections. r 1 THURSDAY, FKII. 0 *’*» CLEARWATER, lUdii McKinley, IiOO J*. M. Largo home,-fare. Dhvil, newly dvcornlvil Ills.do and out. Avililabl. tot ini mbdlkte piisiivssiiin, owlinri have moved from tlio city. * -C L K A R W A T E I!, Illlc-111 A ictiu n -, .1.10 P, M, llu p lrx , good In* come p io p rrl) I A p m llio iil lu ililslleil, le lltt for vlbll. Uloililu j apaifinenl nvuilnlde for Iminrillate occupancy. TUESDAY FKIIIII \HY, 14, 1:10 |>. M. RT. AUGUSTINE . PELICAN CUUKT. »|od*rn motel, Mil N. Run Ma'va Ave. Unusurlly oiitstamlliig opportunity for Investor, All iixits modern, In excellent condition, decorated, complete fiimbhillgs. Number of units air conditioned, other* equipped with T. V, In addition to motel, pioperty Iticluilev modern 8beiltuoin inasomy home. m i­ tt HITE FOR DE.snilPT'lYE FOLDERS OTHER FKIIRUARY SALKS-.Small home In WINTER H^VEN ami other propeitlei. Yalunblr EAST COAST Ocean Frontage jnis. Other properties CENTRAL FLORIDA, watch for tlTITtnnouiiromrnts for theie Alietlors. ’* TERMS: 20'* ilown day of sale, hntanre announced.' • Properties nnen 10:10 A. M. Day of Auction. FREE CASH JA SOUVENIRS GIVEN AWAY JUST FOR ATTENDING. |_ |A N S B R O U G L l I I 4 I "Thay ha»an'1 meved in yaM" You’re (loins’ t Lo rig lit thing by calling on U8 for your building needs .... remember, w hnt you wnnt is w lint wo imvo! HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD lliMl'f A Afi[l IIIjt| (Ilf i a a rim ai * AND B U tl O/NOr N E E D S SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. * ♦ O rt West lttfc 8 t WELCOME TO SANFORD DENM AN - 1 •. TIRES Naval Personnel Will You Bo Our GueatT We have leased sdma Room* at the beautiful Mar-Lou Motel These Rooms ar* available Absolutely Free For a period of 4 days, ta New arrival* at Our Naval Air Station STOP by and Pick up YOU1 Key at the office of Odham & Tudor, Inc. "Bunders of Fin* Homea" 2623 8. French Avenue • • ROAD 6ERVICB EASY BUDGET T E R M !. FULLY G U A R A N T E E D 's USED TIRE HEADQUARTER! - H unt- McRoberts, Inc* STATS DISTRIBUTORS FOB DENMAN TIBBS a a P H O N E 9114 1 ;t f-v- ___________________________ ...-iL . 4 I' �S & W i T a r FA N TO ID H E .A L P m 4 U . T H a N fiB V B T W t O TT C R T O G N tH lM T M K s ^ s itic n o N I o r 1 — ~ - ’s a o w a s . AND HUNS I A 'T jc M O W J a t w * ® L A !i J ^ u p s a r . - b u s k .' wuat“5 CXO ST U M ' V U X X a t b u . fU tC T R O N K T S ) e v e s l a l l i v c 6 « L S PO PU L A »( ir S w s f.C V A J F A U L T .'H 2 is THE O S M V FO'-lt 3 AQC MAO CLECTK/XTAL E u G in M Q in G . GOT TO Do <r WITH M I N G > A PO PULAQ y VSHOUJO'IAlce A A PBQSONAUTV, c V c o u P 3 e > ,< 1 P B V S 6 A S V JAtXAH TA/O/ZO YOU V to a ' FAOOO ANOH/9 OANG HAVP 0 kcn MWTtPtxr rrariAtv FX/PAIQHO TtM*. J ---- AMP PAD* BE* T lv/Y HAS A a r o o x su re e v c x /xeoo? FA /B M P /SI M/ Q V T H E rzrz s s ’i ECHSAurry K ELSO N app ear ft hard M E A L . 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' J 3KTME MONSTEKS TORENUftF i U V your A AND WHEN HE COMES TO RESCUE NiS PEAK FRIEND. . AHHH.'AVNO \ TVTU. HAVB I n s fathers MEANWHILE, OUlS.pfl THE CAVHTN-KINGDOM WHERE HASH MAS DISAPPEARED... r — j --------------------------------------------------------------------------’— < BUT OS t t SEVERAL I ’M S U n O f tV ONE Of THESE ) PAYS FROM ThE CAVMH5 I* ThE ENTRANCEWAY TO / FOREST IONGPOM/ AXLWA'S KIMGCW BUT TVE a ) (T MAY K TOO y KEEP HELP * f tiltt TO PO F l A S d i l ATE 91 THEM.' AHP THE y S V «•">!•• 3 DEAREST io n A“v / r j i — □ ENEMIES r WITHINHIS i v —- *7 ■ VERY GRASP - ■■ M I/-Y C V A M P T ai MM i K MAVlM <3 LUTYCMTOJKTHSCI i L L a r o o v a R a n o o w e c c *t h k a \ i ' “FLASH 60RCCN. FEARLESS CHAMPION OF TK PEOPLE, ACESTROCTlBlE ENEMY OF THE EMPEROR MiNO/NOW X PACE THE LE0ENP.' ANP X BELIEVE I CAN CO WHAT AHM, PLASH OCttPOW WHILE WE WATT fC * TOWfctETTER TO BRINO PRINCE BARvN INTO MV HAHPS, LET ME INCVLGE ’ MY OiRiOSlTY/ ACYL YEARS ’ MY EARS HAvE BEEN FillEP . vvrTH Ll.Se APS OP vql»R /o% 1 H e R o c i'^ j . > VOO L O O K , W O N C ftR T U tl . a ll my fathers armies ' HA, DEAR axur I ? no PEAR/THERE W ilt 5TUL M SOME LIFE IN L HIM WHEN I S hAyE PiN>*f5 WITH « ' I V SPORT' FIGHT/ ANP WE STILL NEED HIM ' y ^ . COUP NOT/ HERE 1 TAKtTWtSAORP. 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Mra, L b a rlra H il* a r L aa o r JCra I* l.*». r fftk lB D u v a l Hhow B p o r ta m a a C lu b V aica o f D r a a t a a a I L o ta l.u e y D a cam b ar Iirld a l i l t I'arad a F m n la 't C h o lc a N l i n t .Yaw* I tr p o r l I'aatll I’a g o rthni* P in r iiu h t T h a a lr a H lc n -U lf T tlM D iT M O a ilR I tta a -O a P r o a ra a i kaaaaaa ■ •w a -w a a th tr T h a M o r a l* * B h aw C a p ta in K a n p a r o a aai I 'a tta r a l(n > O n r m i r i a R a a u n a N * n • - W * a ih a r K ra la K o v a c a K haw F ilm P a r a W hnt'a T uur T r o u b la ■ ir ih a I t t il t h n it l. a 0.MR lla r n d o n An C la r k l*lrcnlt C o u r t, B*ml> k o la C o u n ty . F lo r id a .M orara K. l u l l ■t&sri&'K.rto * ’ * H earrh fo r T otnarral* O f ' d i n r L ig h t J a c k t ’a a r I b o w Iaivo Htory Ttob*rt LI. 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I'lrat For 10 year* t h is a ln r * ha* comlitontly «b*en*d th* fol. lowing bount Week d*y« • a, ■. ta CtlS p. m, Saturday* t a, m. to 7:30 p. m, (,’loafd fram 7:1> p. at, ' Saturday until t a. nt, Mok. Arcade Package ( STORE *S A N E O R D (nAMK lttri0HAi BAI lu ta lm c n t L o*a D *yt MEMBER FD1C ! �g n ? m■ w wwm A S INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW EPAFE* SATirCED. ?!X*R!V.* iS 2 3 VOLUaiBXLVlU N Y Couple Celebrates 5 5 th Year irTi, p , T>AY. J Xv it s o w .#« f a n nrcleT t ~ w J R*L-s Big Patient Switch Quipping, imiling, and laughing, Judge and Mrs. A. G. Meyer of New York City celebrated their 53th wedding anniversary at, Mayfair Inn l u t night, Ai active and Jubilant •• an# many yeara bis Junior, Judge Mey­ er remarked that “ Wt'v# coming to Florida for IS ye«r# eg mors and wa lik# It." And Mrs. Meyer spoke 1 said, “Thla la our first trip to Sanford and wa like it well enough to have spoken for reaervation* for next year.” Only Saturday, Judge Meyer celebrated his Uth birthday. Judge Meyer, now retired, wai District Attorney for New York County and Judge nf the City Court, City nf New York. He re­ counted that Ihe City Court, City nf New York la a continuation of the old Marine Court end le th# only court that has marine Juris­ diction. The Judge'll also the Past Dis­ trict Grand Master of the Maseoa of New York. Judge Meyer related that the most Interesting case to come be­ fore him was Ihe trial of Rlrhird Crocker, Icadrr nf Tammany Hall who wai sued by his sen In civil court. He said, “ It wai Ihe peculiar circumstance* involved that mid* the can* a memorial one In my career aa Judge." City A t On* Tin Without Hospital Tomorrow la D-D*>- Ato fM traAifar of about 3A or 4A_pit fnaa th# eld FcriaM-Las, Hospital In Sanford, to Hto _ _ . Ihraa-story, T3-b#d Bamla#!* Wtoorlal Hospital recently eomplAWI and opeaad lo IM public for In<p*ctioo. Everything li 1# r*»dlnesi tor the big movo which it scheduled to lik. no more than four hours. It la hoped that patients, served breakfast at nald-Laughton, will b4 abt* t* hav* JUDGE AND MM. A. G. MKYNt af New York City eeisbratod thslr Ulk wadding anniversary lunch In th* naw samiool* Mato* i t the Mayfair Inn. (8 taff Photo) _________________________________________________ i orial Hospital • 1 Th# Big Switch, about I# I** underway, la reminiscent of tha mov# from lha present ForaaldUuglon Memorial Hospital alt# to th# sprawling hospital IrtAtott at lb* Saaford Naval Air SUtiatt and tha# back again to lb# h#to#< turnod-lnto-a-haapital ■! too! tor* Mrs. Smith said that th* din­ “Tim Democrats o n ready nar of Fourth b l and Oak AVa. • for action and ready to go to ner was tha Important event of Thera wa* • period of Him IhAt work," said Mrs. Ralph Austin the meeting of tha Slat* DamSanford wai without a hoipltil. Smith, 8 Uto Democratic Com- ocratla Executive CommltU* (of according to Randall Chai*, Wq# Moat concert pianists on (our to­ mltleewoman. “At evidence of Florida) gathered at the Soreno yesterday reviewed th# hiito#? day hare on# (lueitlon on their this," the said, "then was not for n two-day meeting. of th* effort* in oocurlng tha p#w Jimmy Milligan, State Chair­ hospital and of th# spirit that h#|t lipa when (hey arrive In a city a tuxedo worn at the head table when a dedicated Democratic man of tha Committee, flankrd on tha Faruitd-LaughUxi Memorial where they are eeheduled to give contingent overflowed th* ball­ his right by Paul Butler, Gover­ Hospital aliva and active through a performance: “ How la (he room of the Soreno Hotel In St. nor Collins, Senator Smothers, EVERYTHING IS IN READINESS for the “Big Switch" from Femald-Uughton Memorial Hospital th# mow than 30 year* of platmtof pianoT” Not eo with Nation and Petersburg to eat a delirious |24 Congressmen 8 yd Herlong and to Sem no # Memorial Hospital. Shown here are Jack Ludwig and Bob Brlison at th* emergency an- tor what now it on* of th# I4A46 Neal, th* two-piano team who will a plate dinner on Saturday, Jan. Jim Haley end on hie left by tr*nc* to the hospital. Mi** Dial Boyi# I* on th* stretcher. Thle i* a simulation of what will taka nlaca modem hospitals In th# South. ■* Senator Bpeisard Holland, mrmA hospital, operated by thA #ld tomorrow. RrlMon'a amhuUnra la In tha for#*round. (Rtaff Photo) ¥ appear here tomorrow night at bare of th* Stale Cabinet and Flint Syitam wa* j o a a t o d • o'clock at Plneem t School audi­ State Court Justire H o b so n, whara llw old Atlanlt# Coast IdM Herbert Roller, manager of the presided over the dinner. torium. Thta brilliant young wiferailroad itatloo now atind*-## nils Thralre, left by plan* thin Paul Butler, former Indiana morning for India,lapoila, Ind., to hurband team aotved the piano proNinth St., and waa moved to W#f* lawyer end now National Chair­ attend the funeral of hla father, cross, G#., whnn th# AtlattlBI btom aeveral yeara ago by bring­ man of theDemocratic Party, William Roller, who died suddenly Co*it Lin# took *vor th# rally ing tie own eoncort grand planoa Introduced by Governor LeRoy last night, at hli home, there. Mr. Th# mov# loft laaford an tour—and tuning them. They Collins, told hie audience, "This Roller was 14. j> hospital faeUlti#* aid fas L. P I * administration is the meat part­ have developed Into an exact !• i ■ -----------------/ year latarlm, sold Chase, t i l t A. I„'Wileon, manager of th# isan we have bad In many yeara. man of th# Bxotutiro Com* aelenca the proeaia of packing thalr 18756383a ---Member* of th* Sanford Rotary having an effect on history. Skt Wilson-Maler Furriitur* Company, - _. Thera la nn Democrat In any of the Foraald-Lauahto# , valuable Initrumanta, aa welt an 'Club at their regular weekly meet- {displayed genuine atones and st­ and homaa high position." at 311 E. First It., Sanford, and __ t Aunt Jemima, th* world's yesterday noon at th* ipli^aa nf. PUqlkqlW all,Ik* fan* patients who itedad hoCpItil unloading and reloading (ham. i “The Juvenile Court and Juvenite i y r, ‘ Wilson, returned Friday if f held voitordav He then recounted, said Mrs. foremost pancake expert, known nua atones of (h i'ag al Yacht Ylnli had II ie opportunity o f i b i agal. gain* in electrons to Problem*" uQl he Ihe i(tbJftH on' evaning from High Point, N. C , and madlral attention. Slmpto TrVgJtaAh • from cuait 16 coeit Mr her tasty {Smith, A* to statistics, Airs. llannafnrd operations MW dan* her#, h* laid, ad mobile unit with their Infant griddle cakes, Is coming to Sanford county, itata and national of­ which Judge Ernest llouihoMcr will when they attended th* Southehm of hairing an outstanding authori­ ty on tha diamond, unlvemally mentioned wliera and In what children, Nation and Neal pull their nn Friday and Saturday Feb. 3-4, fices. Ha praisad and exprceecd speak at (h* monthly meeting of Furniture Market's Spring Kx- recognised as chief among pre­ quantity tli* alone* In a very but pillcnli requiring complicated the Seminole County Ministerial appreciation for the assistant-* surgery ware taka# to JarhiM two eonrert planoa In a custom The originator of the world’s first of Senators Holland and .Hniath- Association. Thur*d*y, 12:30 p m.. rough elate were found elating villa. cious atonee. trailer. Tho front vehicle, In which package ready-mix will demon­ ere and Congressmen Herlong *t Seminole High School. The Rev. petition. Airs. Gladys Rascomh Hanna- that OH 3/10 per cent of all dlaThrough lha g»n#railly of Georg# they travel, li devoted entirely In strate how to prrpare and serve end Haley In the work of th* Millon II. Wyatt will preside. All The Wilson, w.ra among nearly ford, of th* public relation* etaff niond* are found in th* Union of hot enkes el the Foodmart, Park C .U O O furniture dealers and dlpartH. Farnild and hi* 'wilt, Mah#l, compart Vltrhon, bath, iota boil, party. pastors sr* invited. mrnt .tore buyer, who annually of N. W. Ayar and Son, Inc., hai South Africa. Her (silt held tha the Fcrnald horn*, now th# Fopwardrobe itorage, play area tor Ave. at 2Aih St, It was announced Principal business of th# Com­ today by "Chuck'' Atkinson, mana­ iiitpect the latent offering, of 100 mad* th* most extensive study attention of her hearers In • nild-I^ughton Memorial Hoipltal, the baby—in fact, almost all the mittee, said Mrs. Smith, who has ger of the supermarket. •nuthrin fuinllute manufacturer* nnd examination nf the South manure thet must have delighted was given to tha Clly of laoford comfort* of home “All except just relumed from th* meeting, EXTRA SPECIAL DELIVERIES u<lng tho farllille* of the vast African diamond mints ever mad* her and sh. received a rising ova­ tor u*a as a hospital. Th# #ama, “Churk" issue* a general Invita­ was reniure of Barker, National HOUSTON '.P—Postman Thonu* apace!" muttered Harry. said Chasa, wa* taken from th# In hi* friend*, neighbors, and Committeeman for hit lark of Autren made two special deliveries Southern Furniture Exposition by a woman and is a trained tion at iti conclusion. To thoaa membtra of their audl- tion speaker of broad professional ex­ Tha program, arranged by Wil­ G#org« H. and Mahal Ftmald gift all the citizen* of Sanford to meet support of tha Democratic Presi­ on his mail route yesterday that building. ancaa who think how nire It must Aunt Jemima In person on that perience who know* diamond* liam E. Kadar, local Jewel.r, wai ami in mamory of Mrs, Farnald'* be to go an tour from coast to day and to eat her famoua pan­ dential candidate in the 1063 elec­ were above the call of regular Thu Wilkuni were find to re­ front th* Inalde of tha Induelry Introduced by Charlie Morrison. mother, Mrt. Ells# Laughton wh# turn to what thhey had run»liler*d tion end his opposition to th* duly. coaat, playing only four or rive cakes. Th. meeting wa. presided over by llv«d her* with bar daughter. Committee's legislative program Splitting 1 burning duplex on hi* "rolil weather" heir at homo af- through work with ruttere, whole- William (Hill) Rush, elub presi­ eonccrti aids week, wilh nothing “ If yon love good eating, you at Tallnhassee; tha adoption of ionic, Aulrrn, -II, entered Ihe ter .lugging through nearly all naleri and retailer*. Just aa It la now, said Chi to, cite to do, Nelson and Neal’a haven't lived until you try pandent. tha Frrnald-Laughtoo Memorial Sh* has bean aa.ociated with tha a pledged delegate* elate; and aflaming building lo cars'? Pamela inches of wet slush and snow In dally routine would he a rude rakca tha way Aunt Jemima herHospital h u served Sanford. awakening. Not counting eating, srlf bakes them," he said in an­ greement to adopt a elate plat­ Rebecca Cloud, 3, and her shier, North Carolina. Open-toed shoe* Da Beers Diamond Syndicate, con­ Changes In th# building hav* h#M form, following adoption of th* Phyllis Key Cloud, J. to safrty, and oxford* were not much pro­ ceded to be th* world's largest dia­ earing for two children, dressing, nouncing the event. made with th* addition of a #PY national platform. mond organisation and has ap­ resting, practicing, post-concert re, wing, air conditioning in th# op*f#As a leading culinary expert for Said Mr*. Smith, “On* nf th* C, J. Wile*, 40, a hu* mechanic, tection, so they have two hi and peared before counties* schools, rescued 'Ihrir brother, Johnnie new pair* of rubber galoshes as repttons and driving, ana diy’a ac­ mnro than half a century, the tlng room and nuricry, an attVA* college, and clubs. souvenirs of their trip. tivity breaka down into the follow­ name and fame of Aunt Jemima Important guest* attending th* Franklin Cloud, I. tor. and a M» Imitlng s3»tom. _ Commllt**'* aesiioni was refresh­ Mr*. Hannaford stated that dia­ ing component parti: unloading ire k’gcndiry. Aunt Jemima made Became of'thi 1M ingly pretty Margaret Blocker of monds were valuable, for three planoa, one hour; tuning pianos, her first public appearance during Chai#, aurart hi th# eld dlyi the Young Democrats organisa­ reason*: they are tha moat endur­ usually three houri; concert, two Chicago's Columbian Exposition in shoveled coal a»d throw wood tat# who should be aids to woo ing auhatonco known; lhay are houri; reloading pianos, one-hour. ISM, when she baked tha world's tion thn furnace to k##P Ihi hosplUl any eligible Republican mala to rare, being found In very few warm. Such wai th# oplrlt thrt Deipito all this, lha young Ten- first pancakes made from a tha Democratic fold." nlarei end they are beautiful. Ska A mealing will H* held at I p.m. carried lb* hoipltal through neiMan and his Australian horn ready-mix. Her Immediate pnptiMrs. Smith concluded, “Fired 1 many Inslanrea nf diamond* today In the American legion home periods of tint# «h#n no on* w a# qlfe seem to thrive on it. Nelson larily spread the fame of her pan­ hy Paul Rutlar'a anthuslasm, the and real are on the road constant­ cakes until Aunt Jemima was *oon slat* committee members return­ lo organize i barracka of Veteran! whara monaj would Coma from li ly from Octobar to May and In re­ a household word for good pan­ ed home optimistic aa la lha nf World War I, U.S.A., Dr. A. oparata. cent yeara hav# seldom had this cakes. Since that time food-mixes futiii* and determined to win Said Chas*. "W# eaa think ad Royal Forsylhe said yesterday. nothing batter to wtah for lha n4W regime Interrupted. Once, Mila have grown In popularity until to­ In ’Afl." Dr. Forsylha, St. rotarsburg. Nelson rim e down with measles day they are universally used, Florida departmant chaplain and hospital than th* tatanglM# ••*#♦ A former member nf tiw Slat* state membership director, laid which la oaampUflod hr tha djttl# In the middle of a tour. Twice In but the name of Aunt Jemima is Legislature from Seminole County, the organization doei not conflict lo sorv# lb# patient. * H# nd#d, th# l u t three yeara lhay canceled Hill synonymous with ready-mix J, Roland Lyles and resident of with the American Laglon, tho “If such a spirit Is InitlUfd —# • * three months' engagement! In griddle rakes, Over the years, too, other tasty food Innovation* Sanford passed away in Sharon. purpose being to aacur# apodal of earvico to th# patients order to have their two babloi, many have bee# developed by Aunt Conn, last night. which travel with them everywhere Jemima, but pancakea remain bar benefits fur Ihe votorana wh# or­ mlnolo Memorial Hospital cannot help but h« ■ aucc#ii.M J. Roland Lylea ram* In Sanford ganized th# Legion: they go. favorite dish. In 1IM and made hli home on West The organization concluded a tuc- ,ln paying trlhuto to tho## Out of all th* hundreds of IhouiAunt Jemima win demonstrate 10th St. He wax born on Fob. 10, {ressful state convention at Now helped In tha furthiraae# of andi of mites traveled, Nelson and her cooking techniques, and aarva Evtryona know* whirs tho 1IT» in Fairfield, S. 0. Neal hav# had only one accident hot cakaa to #11 her old friends “hospital" la located, Smyrna Reach last weekend and 31 pltal care for daoford and SbW|. 1 Ha was a railroad engineer fnr barracks arc In existence In Flori­ note County's sick, Chas# rlclllrt This took place in a whirling snow­ at the Foodmart, Fab. I and 4. And it was to tha Kemlm'ls that Ihoro have boon but two pro* 40 yearx and a member of the da now, Dr. Forsythe laid. storm In mid-Missouri In November During that time aha will talk First Methndlit Church of Sanford. He added, since organization na­ sldrnl* of th# Farnald-LaugM*# IMl. Their truck lost traction on personally with everyone who via- Memorial Hospital that Mr, and Lyles wai a member of the San­ tionally two and one-hatf years Memorial Hospital — T. W. Lawton thi icy pavement and slithered off Its the atore, and give many rook­ Mrs. Cecil Kimray wars directed ford Masonic IgKlge No 43, and ago, there are A00 barracks In the and T. E. Tucker. H# »ald. ''T..1L thi road, turning ever into a snow­ ing tip* to make kitchen work whan it becama necessary for tha coiifmamant of Mrs. Kirurey the Bcmlnole Chapter of Ihe Order U. 8 . with over 110,000 members Lawton dciervai • tramofldoua bank. Fortuhately, io one was In­ caster. amount of credit for it**rlng F#r» axpactlng a baby, i of Eaitem Star. He wax a member jured and the two piano* were only nf th# Brotherhood of I-ocomotivc in ,14 stalls and the 1'hlllpptna Is­ nald-Laughton Hospllal Tha coup I* moved to Sanford slightly damaged. Tim Neals were lands, harping lha puhlle imcrcilod." Eitglneera and a veteran of the only Iasi Saturday whara Cecil soon on Iheir wsy lo New York One of th* slalrd purposes la to Spanlih American War, kimray is employed by McCrary’s, Chase again laid, "In ipRi/of after their mid-western tour, so Ha wna a member of th* Rons*- secure for needy World War I lh* physical handicap* at Frt» ( Shortly b«fer* 3:46 yesterday veterans over 40 a pension of I1M HI they left their pianos i t the RaMveil Camp, Spanish American War nald-Uuihton Mamorlal HoiplUL win Cincinnati factory Mr repair* Seven new Marines, all Private afternoon, tha Klmray’a arrived at Veteran* and i t one lima was a month In addition to any social lha lack nf ipac# and rooms. H First Ctaii, have been added to Hospital during th* “opan house" and continued o# by (rain. Slat# Commander nf lha Spanish socurily beneflli, and nnolher I* causa of lha nurilng faro patiaglg Their determination to have a the Sanford Niva] Auxiliary Air from 3 to 6. medics) Irealmont, Dr. Forsylha received. It wai almost «uperhumAmerican War Vetarani. normal family life In spite of the Station Mirlne Security Guard In T. E. Tucker, Chairman of th* nld, which is urgently needed. J. Roland Lylaa was 14 year* old. in *ftort on tha part of th# nurotaE difficulties Imposed by one of Am­ lha pail few weeks, Offlerc-ln- Board of S*minoia Memorial Hos­ Ha lx survived by oea daughter, staff that ktpt th# hoaplUl A pital was standing nearby in tha Charge, First Lt. Ernold G. Love erica's busiest roncert careers Mrs. H. R. Hanxal of Sharon, pic to »uccei».M recaption room, whan h* took over prompted the nation's third largest announced recently. Conn.; three grandsons, Harold R. “W# hav* a fin* hoaplUl". magaxlne (the Ladles^Home Journ­ The Matins Security Guard, a and lad th* coupla to th* FanialdHansel J r , Stan art Hansel, nf Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. detachment Irom (he Marina Bar­ Chat*, “on# of th# molt attrac al! lo do in extensive study of Iheir Sharon, Conn., and James C. racks at the Jacksonville Naval Air Kimray was admitted at 3:46. lives In Its January ISM Issue. Lyles of Asheville, N. C.; (wn A now studio nf portrait photo­ I hav* #v#r soon. Nothing hu Th# Neils have an Infectious Station, now earrlia ■ 41 man ros­ A baby girl, 4 pounds and granddaughters, Patti Lou Hansdl graphy, tho Nichols Studio, will spared in mo##yand pUns to mg it a mo»t complat# FieUlty.'* sen*# of humor and the rear of ier with the addition of Ihe newly ouncaa was born to Mrs. and Sarah Jan* Hansol of Shiran, their mob!]# unit carriti # sign arrival men. Tha mission of Ute Kimray last night at 7: Conn.; six great grandchildren: open Fob. 3 i t ltd Magnolia Ave., Tomornr morning tho Big >*li which invlto.1 all tom en to “ Wave Marine Guard aboard the NAAS I* hospital only five blocks three listen, Mn. W. I . Rollins nf In Ihe building formerly occupied ■els undarwday. Th# BanlArd club haa voluntrowd id to provj Aa You P a u l" You could not fall to bolster lha Station's internal horns at 401H Wait First Florence, B. C., Mrs. J. Terror by tha Powell Office Supply, Tha Kimray s' found tha “hospi­ to recognize Lkotr 31 foot, two-see- security fore*. of Dallas, Tax., and Mrs. I .n Bar­ It win bo operated by Blda tha truck#, ciri, AujlomohU##, ren of Columbia, B. C.; and on# Nichols, formerly of KingIVIIIo, whattvor U aocamry to tien unit on th# highway, painted The newcomers to the Guard are tal" all rlgkt, but fltminol* Memor­ brother, Chart#* B. Lylaa of Flor- Taxis, where sh* ownod and operat­ J#t block with gold nnd whit# R. R. Crawford of Griggs villa, 01-, ial Hoipltal won't b# officially ed the Nichols Studio, lira. Nichols tocatkm tooroUtor. M j w ’t lettering, »| you prefer to hall them P.A. McGovern of Jeru y City, N. opened for patients until tomor­ Mf*. S. C. unoril aoryfeo# will h# r/induct­ ittcndsd AAI College la Kingsville, hnlanro wW h# *■ hand to rum jo a stop, rather t|,an merely wav- J., J. A. Martorar.o of East Boa- row. Sh# Will probably ha tram-, ed at Bril*## Funeral Horn#, Fri­ Taxis, and la a graduate of Hi# strotchor pattoaU. Ing as yog paai, the rhances ire ton. Mata., J. P. Osborn of Safety ferrad from Farnald-Laughton Nelson and Neal would be delighted Harbor, FI«.. C. E. Whorton of Memorial Hoipltal tom orrow PART OP THE CROWD assembled Bunday; afternoon to get a took day, Pfb. I, at I p. « . with tha WtnoM School of Photography. Bamtaota Momqrial to Invito yws In for toe. tf you don’t Boai, Ale., D. I . lokrttsugh of morning to th# brand now facility at Bamtool* Memorial Hospital. Thi# vtow shows only a few ad tha X*v. MUto# SL Wyatt officiating. A a la AM Mftra member of th# will hagta ito, «#nta4 Ckaytar of M e E g an Phi cm behalf «d k » ir mum having your uccwf #wp go St. Pet»rab#rg, #114 g. Andrew# wt when tha “Big- Switch" goto wamore than 4.000 paopl# wh* hav* visited lb* atodam faaiHty. f lu f f *.VWi HieJeeh. Ito roadI ftolaj Nelson & Neal Duo Democrats A re Ready Solve Difficulties To Go Into Of Traveling Life H. Roller Attends Funeral Of Father Aunt Jemima Due ToGive Appearance Wilsons Back Home Diamond Authority From Slushy 'North' A d d re sse s Rotary HousholderToTdlk WW t Vets Urged To Attend Special Meeting At 8 p. m. J. Roland Lyles Dies Last Night Wrong Hospital Found By Couple J Seven New Marines Arrive A t SNAAS Photography Studio To Open Thursday iteiksd.Ttv tf« ■ 1.■• 7 'I'iL-MjXts - *—•»«•> ■m a'-|J n tmt w i l l _____ •1 % � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 30, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 30, 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/0c84e546c069d181fc718b4bdfd1ae02.pdf a388fcab10e5f9dcd51bb3c831a6a294 PDF Text Text ry on F e ra fe Dink A Toe ’eymakar « to a eNUMMlal «atag% and that ,way alwnm tad * «■» he needed or wanted ooe. aoub now tad a doaaa Ben working for bin. and looked for* weed to the aspiration of bia eon* tract with Um UniverWty at Call; lofaln. Ho could have had oaveral houee eontractn. The log booao be wee btS B g for Anq wee widely noticed. Weak ou It went elowiy mom became bo to often pulled bit awn away to de ether Job*. And week f d * were not enough, what Witt Utile dates with Pinky. ' Pinky etui wni Ann’s “gtari friend.” aUU stayed often far din* mt with the Lairds.. Adam still took tar hams at bedtime, alwaya ratammg tmmadlntely, hue often taring arranged aomo meeting wtlb Pinky, mneOnga that warn “P ont taihl* aha urged. Tra* fr$i, Adam I Just—" Adam was laughing wtan. ad last, he lesnsd forward In awlUli on the Ignition. “BUS tedkig spiritual. Pinky T- ho drawled She mode o face at MM. "IK* ata seed bluntly, • e e Pinky was always randy to da new things; one Saturday as aba and Adam prepared to go to Um lilt tit * 4:** 4:1* *i04 t :l« T:»* 1:1* *|4* Ilia MS IVfCTS:,"* i if k .z ; ; r J** ip k&s:K2.“-™ 88:81 New* A Bo. 8008 T ffT»n»g snow fit tta mountains mods tense out of tta red-painted riprap at which Adam tad laughed to tta dry tad of the trickling river. He mentioned this to Ann and Pinky on* evening. “Now you cant hear yourraU think over the racket the river make* to soma places." He rase from tta table. ‘1 tat* to mark a painter out at Um house — you’d better com* along. Ann. Help deride on rotors." -fte y don’t h*v* anything but ua paint In New Maxloo,’’ raid nn. *Tt must be n law." Turjuolra, A irllng," drawtod and plaid shirt. Ajin had become somewhat stubborn about wearing Western clothes Now ata went Into Um bedroom and laid n new milt across tta bed, and n white tat. There was something defiant shout tta way Mm did this. Pinky lifted on eyebrow at Adam. *T8 rid* ra far M the hotel wMh Adam," Mm called to Ann, *1 don’t went to change." “O K," raid Ann todUTerently. They did rid* ao far as tta hotel, and farther—out to Um bouse to meet tta painter, to decide on ootora, and afterwards to drive along tta mountain rim road, to bn tta fuH moon hanging like a polished chrome dlro before them, above Uw valleys etched In alive# to tta doer, her ta t carried to on black. Adam pulled to a look­ hand. "Thank you, darling,- out simm, cut toe motor, turned oft the lights. Pinky eat, Up* aald warmly. top want oat into Um street, parted, eyes shining. •trailed toward too mnonunv “It’s spiritual,” she whispered, leaning her head against his ehouVdc*. 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He polled in beside an Indian who* wan plod­ ding along Um shoulder. Tta man wore a black suit, and an nnetaat black gutaon atop his hand tend. The Indian was ancient, lorn “Do you know taw be ran* Baton Castle T* asked Adam, The Indian said nothing. “Do you speak Kngliahf." yuOad Pinky. “I speak good." "All right Is thW the nod I* Sotoo Castle T” Slowly the man’s ana hfled, Ida finger pointed to tta thy. “do that way," be aald somberly, Adam laughed and started tta ear. Out when finally they did get on tta right road, and drove Into tta retake— “Hey." ho cried, “that Maori waa right!" Seeming to float above tta tree* waa tta caatl*, yellow atone and adobe. Dig windowed, A torag to the mountainside, “More trees than Z knew were la aM New Kesloa." murarwed Pinky. Adam carefully drove along tta winding rand; In tta M t won « sign, tafiaa KllbM but they'd are Uie castle first. There waa tta ueuaf low wofia# patka with blub Jars, stain , n fire­ place. Tta tails* was comfartaM* the living room shabby and crowd­ ed with mementoes of tta famous man and his work, framed draw­ ings of hi* ctaractar* wood r a m Inga. Adam bought tat note 1 graphed book from tta author'd slater, and listened to her stories. I To 04 Oowltaeedg YOUTH DEMOCRAT! TALLAHASSEE ( I t - . Young Democrat* Club* o/ Florida will a* MRibla In Orlando Feb. 24-25 for their 183# meeting, iL i. 2Eui*rc: .;_r chairman of the convention, aald plan* would be worked out at the aeiiloo for a atalewido Democratic youth rally to ba held in October. �ital Souvenir l ' *..*> ' *'1' ' <•*!-* - >*, hospital Sou Edition ' Please Observe Boundaries Along Routed Tour Since th* hnapltal wtlt he ad­ mitting patltnta February 1st there wilt be little limn to clean up the hoepltal following open home on Sunday and Monday, Mnet of the arrai along the routed tnur era roped off at the doorway, You can eailly are all of the facilities from theee vantage point* but you are re* quailed not to rtuia theee bni\p* darlee. In the operating room eulte and ether areaa throughout the hmpltal there la much dellrate and highly sspilllve equipment that can he eailly damaged. Here again theee areaa have bean roped off eo that you ran view thle equipment without actually being In the room. Oh* tervlng theie houndarlea will help protect thle expensive e. qulpmsnt and enable tha hoepl* tal to remain In readlneea for the tramfer of patient* from Fernald-ljiughton Hospital on Tueaday, Thank you very kindly for your cooperation. ■*.-x. LfT-V. t*"IA # 1 tw •im¥mxJ, . Front View of New Seminole Memorial Hospital Edition After a brief ribbon euttlnf ceremony a t 1 p. m. Sunday afternoon the doom of the lonf awaited Seminole Mamorlfll Hospital will bo open to the public for an Inspection touFe The hospital wit) remain open Sunday until • p. si, TrB* Tucker, Randall Chase of the Pernald Laufhton Hoepltal and E. M. Galloway Trustee of the Bert Tiah Teatamenuiy ' Trust will officiate at the ribbon cutting. Since the fcoepHathas already been dedicated, speeehee and eeremony wUT b# held to a minimum, ,J , A complete program will be found alaawhan fat this a** tion. *> , i. The hospital itaff and many other rotentear werkart have been busy all thla week preparing for the opantaf. *ftf, insure everyone having an ampla opportunity to view thn new hospital facilities, a specially routed tour shown on this page ha a been developed to expedite ths flow 01 traffic Members of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Seminole Ifeaio* rial Hospital will be atatloned along the route to point Otti , various features and act as guides. Small groups will be let into the hoepltal at periotfe h ? tervals. At soon as one such group has reached h NrtAlflL point In th* routed tour, another group wiH begin the M)b It is hoped In this way to control the number of people top* Ing to view each point of Interest along the way, You are urged to keep the rente map « | this page hcAvt you as you make your tour and follow the numbered point* of interest. For those who are unable to attend the dpeC house Sunday, the hospital will again be open Monday fsg Inspection from 2 p. m. until g ;00 p, m , ^ Route Map Of Open Hou^e Inspection Tour W ith Numbered Points Of Interest poMe W kScwt Sloes routed pre»s report nr operative report, to vsetoes finer* for Mrvtng. fe . *■— g touri een plek up apeelai phone In one psrats refrigerator atorsga pro* the i t t. Reseptton and wilting room. Colorful »nd wellMyM with tnrriem furnishing*. Smaller relir* ing room nljolnlng 1* provided for prlvsry of families who htva loved one* »erlou*ly III. >. Central control and huainrii nf/lcs. Switchboard operator her* can handle both outilde and la* aid* walla, operate Intercommunlcation system «*cd In pig* doc­ tor*, and aim ns* ilgnal flaihes and light board that regluen the doctor* aa being In building. Jlutine*a offir* ires will hmiss office manager and a»al*tanta rrapontt* bl* for accounting ayalema at hoa* plUl. at the** office* and hare hi* met* tided in kitchen for meats, vega, her* s *sg* transcribed on this machine, tablet, dairy products and froien drying Perio-llrally s clerk change* re- fnoda. Alt equipment Is stainless glovea, eorda and type* lha reports trails- steel. dlapeni wibed. IS. Dumb waiter. This aervlee is when I. Medical record*. AO pmgre** tor dishes, food* and other nip- *. , report* and operative record* for pile*. It does not carry passengers. J all patients are permanently filed IT. Emergency room, A separata 1 2 2 In thla one eentrallred medical re- receiving room la provided for 2 L m cord room. Special medical record emergenrle*. Patient* earning in by *2^ n librarian will be In charge. ambulance can be received hare 2 7 ' , S. Library and conference room, and laken by elevator to tha at* Medical books will b* kept hers tor signed floor. Not* special rear door . i , e, ready reference with eonfermtre of elevator, Patient can be trans- * ‘ tahl* provided for doctors snd ad- ported directly to room without go* t l l , . mlnlitratlva officer*. ing through mala lobby or halls. J 2 7 T. Doctor’s entrance. Moto toe Persona needing Immediate treat- . i i - t , . signal lights by which the doctor ment are cared for fai toe adjoining entering hospital cen check to with room, . 1 , central control operator without u phermacy. Drug* and othar it«i, t ullT ‘^*k' ■«_ medtotoe* are dispensed from here ins. f t *• AdralniatraHv* oifleaa. Ofttcas to nuriea on various tours and m Second Foor B L m sJw [iA ll . J IB I J ■—m whits and colored help. ample room has been left tor tor here. ]], Incinerator — malntalnence wheel chairs nr bed. 94. Colored aurarry. Hare —Roller room. Emergency genera* 9*. Quiet and laolitloa noma. faeiUUea are duplicated ae I tor In holler room oomee on auto- Private room* equipped with aound floor and wlM be alweni bl matleally and plcha op electrical deadening InnilaUon In waUa. Pa* « toe third floor. 9. WoapKeOty chop Thla wtll be toad the kutint there la a power Rents here can be Isolated tor 9*. Aiair* te third fleer operated by tha Women’s Auxiliary failure. careful observation. Each room bai Third floor. ■a aa added convenience for v1*t»- Central Mnen eepply, Llneni private toilet. M. floiarium. Metlee the dli lore end a l profits will be seed are diaperaed B aa bare tor antira 31- Pantry. M b toe second and #dar aefteme. lack selart* tor vertoea Awillaty projects, boepHal third floara have ■ pantry aqidp* dn wdnd B M a U g . 4. Admitting office and transcrib* 14. Inrvise employe entrance andpad with hoi piste sad light kit» . Typical private And lag. Admitting clerk ia this office atorsga ares. *torage ipsce is'pro*that faettitta. htoraea esa prepare prtvato rasa*. Calara used k arffl admit sQ patient* into hospital vided here tor tomlture. pharma*in betwaaa meal snadH ham tor mesa bat* k m aetertefl and sat tip initial records tor the aauUcal auppUaa, bulk foods, ata. patients who missed meals a spatial t w i Three wall pause*, to m adjoining office a 1A Xltchm * dlatielan'a offlea. need epee1st tads a a past «| pahrtad dtot i d * wMe aftflto \y ~ ~ r T 1 121 IL* 41 �an rotucfttl. Perhaps the reason far thJi la the biff dtffarene* bstwaeh Ita bright cheerful eolflreand tiia drlib crMma and brown* of tha oldtr hospitals. . Variety and harmony ara Iba (Co*Uaaed Fran* Preceding Page) ><yno'«a of tha Santinn)* tlamorial floor. Built in hiked enamel steal Hospital color acbtrata. Wall cabinet*, replace, the old chest of eolori la a typical room, lor ex­ drawers usually found ia hospital ample, ara llg'it blya for thraa rooms for patients clothe* and per­ wall* with an oyster ihall whlta on th» nthar wall and calling. It sonal thbfgs. Each room has piped li pointed out that, to a patlant In oxygen. A patient needing oxy- lying in bad, the calling represent* gent tent can be eared for without a wall and »h# wall at hit laet nurse having to bother with heavy represent* the fluoe hard-to-hgndle tanka end the con­ Color* of tha coirWor walla and stant cheeking to nee If oxygen floor tile on aaeh floor ara supply has nut out, Hie patlent'a different. Each enlarium hae Ita bed table U dual purpos*. The cen­ nwn Individual color schomo. ter eeetlon rises, reverses with Throughout the entire hospital mirror an back end uncovers wash special ears ha* bean given to basin underneath, light over each color, as it has bean determined bed ean be adjusted many weyi through psychological studies that and even taken down and used by patient* respond batter to treat* nurse or doctor tn examining pati­ ment when surrounded by pleasant ent. When call button is pushed colors. Jt greatly improve* morale light goes on above door and ball and mental Outlook o f pa I*stra n d rings. Call Is registered also at thereby aids thalr recovery. nurses station. It nurse Is close to If you don't believe that color patient’s room, she can answer affect* your mental attitude, try personally, if aha is at nurses sta­ walking into a room dtcoralad in tion, she can ask patient what a drab monotone, /H er spending a they want over the Intercom speak­ few minutes bar*, walk into a er above the patient'* bead. Nurees room bright and chiariul with can also monitor patient* seriously color . . notice tha lilt you feel. 111 with Intercom to check on Yes, it helps people to ba around breathing. Curtains In semi-private color. That's what makes Plorida room* afford privacy when need­ ths great state it ia and this la tha type of Florida environment ed. » with which patlants will b* sur­ 31. formula room. Actually di­ vided Into two seperato rooms—on* rounded at Beminola Memorial room for dirty bottles and nipples Hospital. that must be cleaned and tha other room for clean sterilised bottles and nipples ready for formula. Autoclave I steriliser) between two ■fees opens on either end. Cleaned bolllea put In one side are taken out the other side alter sterilisa­ tion. 39. White nursery, Plastic oneJleca bassinets are used for added Tha opening ceremony of tha sanitation. Both oxygen and va­ navi Ssmlnola Memorial Hospital cuum are piped Into the nursery. will be brief, indeed, according to A separata workroom adjoins the A. B. Peterson Sr., member of the nursery through which ana must Board ef Trust***, who la In pate to enter' tho nursery. eharge of this phase of the activi­ 40. Isolation nursery. Babies ties In conjunction with tha open brought into hospital are taken hare house. foe .observation before being put In Peterson said that li* knew how regular nursery with other babti anxious tha visitor* would ba tn Plaitle severed lsolette act* i gat into tha hospital and he fait both oxygen tent end Incubator and that they would ba ditlghtrd when can alio be used to care for chil­ thsy learned they would not b* dren bom prematurely. Notice tha kapt waiting. J>aby in the lsolette ean be ;, The Invocation will be given by weighed, measured, have diaper tha Rav. Milton Wyait, orasldant changed and even bathed without of tha Sanford Ministerial Assn. Rihhen cutting will ha don* by evar being removad. 41. Labor and delivery rooms for Randall Chase, Chairman of tha white. Included in this section are Board of tha Tirnald Lauehton doctors* lockers ami rest room, Memorial hospital, E, M. Callo­ nurses lmime, one completely way, Trusts* of the Bert Fish equipped delivery room and one Testamentary Trust and T. E. labor room equipped (or emergen- Tuckir, Chairman of the Board cy delivery. Back of ths scrub of the Seminole Memorial Hos­ basins is a sterilising and d s in up pital. The three organlaatlon* represented by these men have been room. most Interested tn tha develop­ 41. Children's room — pediatrics ment of the new farllltlee. This room Is equipped with beds of Thla ceremony will atari prompt­ various slics and types to care ly at 1 o'clock, Peterson said, and for children of most »ny age. visitor* In group*—to avoid con­ Thsae facilities are also duplicated gestion that would interfere with for colored children on (he second their fuller appreciation ef the floor, hospital—will immediately b* ad­ 43. Stair* to outside. mitted. Route M ap O f Open House Opening Ceremony Of New Hospital Said To Be Brief uvtu* uf'fFVlntrlchU machinery which k**p* keep* C the ITAL BKOINlftH « o . , » ■ ,. i,w»iO ortFelntrleat# fmorlal Hospital eupplled with hot water, hist, cool air and other utllltle*, (B uff Photo) f l K m go around worrying about p f f l n f a i bomb, tho bon' diimitten or kaeplng up with tha »•***? Than you’re probably a Bruilta b4 you may wind up with loon lolare and laftoted gums. Iruxism—tho practico in which Bruxltea Indulge—li tho unconrcleui clenching and grinding of tho footh. And, in thin atomic ago, people era gni thing Ihelr teeth atnro than ever. 1 This circumstance was brought to tha attention of tha Dtntal Sokiatlaa of GraalOr New York the Other day by Dr. Thomas E, J. •haoihan, a Brooklyn dentiit, • Baaidsa irritating people, iiy i Or. Ihanahan, prolonged sneaking p u j eauia teeth to become looee or avoo Infected unlaia treatment la provided. aayi. 'No’ member* of modern so­ ciety* aro found to bo fret ot dam­ age. Children worry oboul school grade*; the aged worry about the rise of Ihtlr pamlon check*; the overweight worry about their diet and sometimes further damage their teeth through malnulrlllonal and vitamin deficiencies "Rome patient*," **y* Dr, Blianah*n, "need only an *xplin*tlon of the harm being done. Other* require recontouring of tha uneven chewing lurfact." "Letting the lower Jaw bang slack In repots, with lip* closed, between maili, often help* the patient to overcome the habit," he suggest*. Tha rolling lawn* of the SemL note Memorial Hospital war* sod* ded ind sprigged by a local florlit, according to officiate of the local hoipltal organlaatlon. A, K. ftnisetter, florist, *et the *od for tho front lawn* of the hmpltai ami sprigged >tho entire area surrounding the hdipltal on three elde*. Tho lawn*, under constant car* of Roiietttr, have now davaloped Into a wall aodded, rolling aroa that hae becom* a panorama of green, letting off tha beautiful coloring of tha outalda appearanea, The hail evidence of tha Innal* klndnesi that li an Important It might be tald that a conva- characteristic of mmt American* leacent la often an Impatient pa- Is to be seen In their deslra to see the underdog win. lent. of Bo'ralnole Metaeilsl, Citizens Discover Local Florist, " A.F. Ramsay, Is Righ No Cause For Alarm Evar wonder what would happen if you war* on an operating table undergoing major surgery and right In the middle 6t this delicate operation the power would fall and the llghti would go nut? This Is a question that has probably been pondered over by many people and in fact, books and novels have used such a situation as a plot. Well, If this has ever worried you, you can worry no more, my friend. At least not at the naw Seminole Memorial Hospital. They have a standby diesel generator which cornea on automatically and picks up the electrical load tha Instant ther* Is a power failure. Any operations being performed at ths time of a power failure will continue as though nothing had happened. And whet happens If the standby generator goes out? Vary simple . . amergsney balltry powered lights are pul to use. Whan tha requut for bids went out, some folks wondtrsd If thsy would not have to have soma spe­ cialist from Orlando or Jackson­ ville come in to handle' thel andscaping. Thtn they discovered they had such a specialist In their own back yard. A. F. Ramsay, a Sanford Flor­ ist and graduate Landscape Archi­ tect of Ptnniylvenla.Stat* Univer­ sity, was awarded the contract. He did a magnificent job ton. a When you visit the hospital, be sure to Inspect this* beautiful ground*. Of courss, most of the plants will need several mor emonths of growth before they btgln to fill out, but everything la beginning to taka ahapa nicely. Ramsay reports that over 1,700 Individual shrubs war* set out ac­ cording (op tan In the landscap­ ing of tha grounds. Some SB varletlei of shrubs were used. For the gardening enthusiast, Ram­ say's planting plans for tha hos. plul landscaping will ba on dis­ play at the open house. Bo sure to see these plans. They will give ii the names and locations ef tha various plant*. Before coming to Sanford, year! ngo, Ramsay was doing landscape work in North Carolina. He hag dona work on ths Duke University grounds and at ona time was In charge of all landscaping at tha United States Marina Corps Cam p# LeJtune, New River, N. C, The practice of psychiatry h*S sddrl much to the enjoyment of life by being responsible for so many stories told about psychia­ trists. - The only time that on* anjoys^ eating from pspar dishts Is at a picnic. Even water taste* better from a gilts. .a -------------A Deficits; A disease peculiar to voluntary hospitals. Therapy1: lots of monay and good manage­ ment. Can becoma chronic If carefully watched. * f '• A * tc T & Turner-Haack Company To Seminal* County Marks A MQm Um compliments Seminole Memorial Hospital WE Samlnola Memorial Hospital ilia , M the general public, these three are of prime., importance., and., it is their knowledge, skill and integrity th at often holds the balance between life and death. ARE PROUD OMMb to Hi t s helped to the furnishing ef the Seminole Memorial Hospital by hkflaf supplied the big stainless steel Jester refrigerators. It was e proud moment for all of Buford whan this fine hospital wax built. B e sid e s these three, however, many more combined to produce the wonderful progress of medical sci­ ence. These* are the Priceless Ingredients that tire you confidence In the prescription your doctor writes. This fine newly built j/xiV '*<jr f i*j2v \ , i.«•*.;'*f-*«V hospital, equipped with the most modern equip* • H p t n g ir e jElectricAppliances taent is truly an example progress. « P O P E , Inc. 200 8. PARK AVE. r 1440 Professional service' finest malarial* . „ backed by years of research end study, aaaure you of the best ALWAYS st this modem pharmacy. Roum illat & Anderson WALGREEN AGENCY DRUG STORE “ON THE CORNU BY THE CLOCK’* �Philanthropists Did yod know that la the United |J!8S ai'ine tO),vw p-.-witua' ej ayeuffs know n to cause eaacer in an* tala were approved by the U. 8 . wds and Dmg Administration, for . k food stulls to- b# consumed human bolnas during one yearT you horrified by Oila rtvelaf You ahould be. be American Cancer Society s us that ovary day of tho year Americans die of cancer. Forrly thought of si a disease ef ■ge, It Is at present one of the leading causes of death among chll<£*e below tho age of twelve, rt&et our Pood and Drug Dept., tfiergod with protectlng'tho health th# American people, releases to dyestuffs known to esuse seer In animals. It- la irua that farent species of ailmals react faraat ways to variaus poisons It Is possible that some sub­ stances that cause cancer In some nalmala may not cause cincer In human beings. But it Is well known that other substaacss do cause cancer la animals and ia human beiags as well. f t ♦Health Programs Hearings Started Thq Congressional Joint Econ­ omic Committee has commenced bsariqgg on social Insurance and federal welfare and health pro­ grams under a special subcommll. fee headed by Sen John Sparkman <D-Ala). The Congressional com­ mittee will amphatlso problems of Alaw-incoms families. Special top­ ics to bo liken up bv the Sparkman subcommittee will be: 11) Urgent health needs of the low-income urban and rural (amdlies; ( 2 ) federal aid lo make nec­ essary health cars available to th u s low-income groups: (3) identifying existing gaps in gov­ ernment sponsored economic secu­ rity programs. SPECIAL DELIVERY t GRAND RAPIDS. Mich ift-Edward Vaa lfouieo ran to • house far help when his car suited as ha way- driving his expectant wlf* to a hospital. When ho camo back aho wgs goat. A stranger bad com­ puted the trip for him. Later he found m tthsr and a baby girl dolag HOSPITAL SOUVENIR EDITION Throughout the history of the ■hospital episodes except Uit meetiM t, nor Indeed at) of thei a. a . at M a la r ia K A la a ilu lk ill II a • .1 a ■ A report recently Issued by »o- hospital itindardlsatloa progrem,: m,nor-®M* requlr* lh» services of necessarily achieve the deilrH al Security Ad-ntolslrstlon In-Nhlc?' haa evolved into what w#,Jrf<T, , , «ult. They are hut tooli that tr udei itatlitlri on philanthropic; now know ai the hospital accredl?“ "• ,nd lhe recor,l,n* « b# put work< ind lhey „ ipport of hlipltals add lfs con- tatlon program, considerable am. u,*,r “ "‘•‘■a** work together to be effected. ' ihiitlcr. to jrevit!«•*••}• hi* f^Cpt' ** T\*,*,*i* ihmipii* ih# _ la 1$S2, living doners eceeunted maintenance of good medical repractice of medicine was complex .................INFLARATION NOTE _ > a _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _a .a a . i .in _ _ _ _ _ _a. mi . am ft u > *. la aaaa a a a l a M .......... ....................- . far M per cent of U biUlea con­ cords. The present point-rating -.and so It was. In comparison tributed by Americans for all sqMdule assigns to medical records with the preceding decade or se. philanthropic purposes. Corpora­ 1U points out of 1,M0, or 113 per Rood medical records do not de­ tions gave S per cent; the other I cgnt of the total score that can bo velop automatically or by waving per cent came from bequests. earned by the hospital. This may a magic wand. Establishment of Approximately 27 per cent of seem excessive until one considers rules and regulations governing the total went to secular health that good medical records not only completion of records, employment The cost exceeds 32.000 a year, and welfare agencies, Including contribute to the professional care of well-trained medical record li­ today. hospitals and clinics, community of patients but also reflect In gen­ brarians, the appointment nf a The notebook belonged In' Pfc chests, Red Cross and others. eral the quality ef professional care medical record committee—all of John Arqher who entered th* Between 1IM and 1143, all hos­ that is given in the hospital. The these are important; but no slnglo school when it opened in 1163. Tbb pital construction In this country relatively large number of points book has been purchased by mein averaged about lioo million a assigned Is a recognition of both, ICR CREAM OPERATION bers of the class of 1016, whie» year, with state and local govern­ aspects. STORRS, Conn. .fu-The Univer­ Included Archer's great > great ment bearing two thirds o the The modern practice of medi­ sity of Connacticut undergraduate graitdson, for presentation to tho burden and illanthropy financing cine,. with its emphasis on treating newspaper says a student came tn school. The great-great gran.li most of the balance, the “ whole man," brings into the infirmary to have a sliver of also is named Dr. John Archer, With the poslwer advent of the play the skills of a variety of medi­ lead removec from hts palm, and Hill-Burton program hospital con­ cal specialists and trained medleal waa hustled onto an operating table MISAKS NOBILITY ' struction rose sharply—from (Ml assistants. Proper management of where attendants began prepar* (1REAT FALLS, blunt. (AW, million In IIU to IMT million In the care of the patient by the at­ Ing him for a blood transfusion be­ Leary Is a name as Irish aa ENGINEER JOHN HODGE chocks over the auxiliary unit that furnishes electrical power should pew 1IU. Private hospital building tending physician, therefore, re- fore ho eeuld tell them what be come—or so thought a Dublin, er failures be experienced. (Staff Photo)_________ ___________________ _______ ___ _ quires prompt recording in the wanted. The student was treated land genealogy firm. medical record by each member of as an emergency case because his file firm offered lo supply., in­ the team. The number of consult, white shirt was bespattered with formation on Leary's "noble lrli$ ants and assistants may vary wide­ red—strawberry flavoring from the background" and a ropy of AVflSb ly, depending upon the nature of university's ice cream making do. family ewat of armi for an mru * nal aum. Early .starts on construction of visions for the health center, which at office administering Hill-Bur- Varied Associations the patient’s illness! but today all parimenl. twu major additions lo Tuscaloosa. will house offices and cltn'cs of 1ton programs, ^ D .... Hospital board Ask For Finances Ala. medical facilities was assured tho County Health Department pre srntly housed partly In City Hall J w 7 recently. Is contributing tha alta for tho hos­ More than SO applications for Dr. Otis Jordan, chairman of the and partly In an old home on 6th pital with the agreement that if it allocations from the 1.2 million federal fund lo finance research in board of trustees of the 11-county St. owned by the city. ever ceasea lo be needed and used hospital activities had been made Kapanded Work Been Waal Alabama TR Hospital report­ ed bids will be called for on that An expanded program of clinic as a TB hospital, the property will to October 21, deadline lor th« drat allocations. Requests for research work Is anticipated In the "•"'covert to Druid City. unit in May. And a representative of the Coun­ quarters. Dr. Jordan said plaos art being totaling over $V million came ty Health Office told the City Com­ Tho 130-bod TB hospital will be revised o* the fB hospital to pro­ from universities, hospitals and mission recently lhat final plana paid for by stato, local and Federal vide for future Installation'of air various professional and voluntary associations, Including the AHA, for the new county health center funds. At its December meeting, tha are In hand and bids arc to be Governing boards of the 11 conditioning if funds are ever Federal Hospital Council will available. called for within 30 days. counties to' be served have pledg­ probably approve between $700,000 ed up to $230,000 for the local parti­ By Druid Dty and $600,000 in grant application! Roth units will go up on (he cipation part, and the Stale Health U > nongovernmental research or­ •STORK CHARGES; western edge of Druid City Hos­ Department has pledged a similar ganizations. The balance of the 31.2 BATTERY UNCHARGED pital grounds, In land presently antounl. million will br allocated during the being acquired by the city on be­ The TB hospital originally was RICHMOND, Va. IB — Leonard Council's spring meeting. ' half of the hospital board. estimated to cost H.soo.ooo. But Hubbard jumped into his car. He Final decision on grants will be the State Health Department's Dr. Jordan said William I. Rosa­ Jumped out again when he found made by Ihc sur con general of the mond, architect for the TB Hos­ bureau of hospital construction cut the battery was dead and he Public Health Service. pital. notified him lhat final da- me the estimate to »*,gw,wfw, $1,200,000. wi Of iiiir this c n im a ic to .... ... „ . DENTAL OPERATION tailed plans (or lhat unit will be amount, $200,000 would be local, couldn t start the car. He ran for PIIOENiX, Aril. vrv-Thcr« was placed In the hands of the board $200,000 slate and 3100,000 Feder­ the nearest phont three-quarters by April 30. anil that the board al. of a mile away. The Tuckahoe an ominous silence frum the back will call for bids ImmedUtaly However, Slate Health Depart­ Volunteer olunt' Rescue Squid arrived scat of Mrs. Frank BurkeT car. She looked around to see her son after. { ment officials have pledged that il Just tigie with aq ambulance for Randy, 4, peering down the throat Ut In l Construction bn the TB Hospital the $1,300,000 figure is ncedoJ, the shbuld start during Ihc summer, additional 330.000 in state money Hubbard's wife Bctly, A six pound, of his sister, Linda, 7. four ounce bey arrived on the way "What are you doing, Randy?' will be appropriated. bp said. First Fleet Apprised asked Mrs, Burke. “ I’m playing Both units . will be constructed lo the hospital. with Federal help through Ihq Hill- Preliminary plans (or the TB Mother and baby were reported doctor" Randy repllad, Ha wai. Burton program. Tho Druid City unit already have been approved dolag fint. So wai Hubbard's aar Hospital pul up $40,000 and tho site by the local board, tha state health —with a new battery. Seconds later he rame up with AUXILIARY EQUIPMENT FURNISHES alectriehy whea power euppllca are cut off. Equipment atof* one of Llnda'a front teeth. to meet tho local participation pro- department and the Atlanta regionImmediately when power supply fall*. (Photo by Jameson! ______________ **' It is indeed a proud moment in the history communitythis > of our opening of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, M ay Vr .* *—• it serve us well. •jeav Mt y SKl . i. • BANK "The Friendly Bank' Member F .D .L C . z • , ................ .................... . . . . . • ... .................. ... h �V' Vaccine 1 * ! Momerla) Kaapitnl (Photo by Jo . ... . - _ H* «*■ { MIAMI W - t The University ol* Miami has reported a erw drug R»roinltjnr ths* Igidfleance o( lha i kills polio virus on contact. good find and the atmoit .inbMIevTt*« a Wash: not a vaccine. iVrf1; iMf fcin "This la news or importance (q ; reputation In lha community, ths American Hosnllal Associating pro* every mother 'and child," said a vldci a monthly Mailer Menu ser- spokesman for lha unlvarslty yet*'. rday. Ifa reported that Iba drug,! vice for Its metribte hospitals. known as cblcrpactJn, la available - In each menu series, the normal or regular diet. moMed around a and may be used as an anllseptle' basic fo:d pirn that hta b?en destroying harmful virus.la Hos­ carefully selected to adequately pitals, laboratories and homas/ In an article prepared for tha provide the essentials of food nu­ trition. Is modified to meet the official Journal, Antibiotics and patients* therapeutic needs. The Chamotharapy, Dr. Mutray Sin regular menu Is modified to m.eet ders, profesior of microbiology, tha specific disease condition un­ ■aid chlorpactln wsa tasted at lha der treatment. The seven most fre­ University of Miami Microbiology quently required therapeutic diets Laboratory against Iba virus of are planned to follow tha standards polio and aneapballtli. Neognltad by tmlnenliy quallltad "It completely and quickly in* authorities In the flald of therapeu­ activate! or kill* polio virus on tic nutrition, contact," ha wroto, la addition to enurlhg a nutri­ th a spokesmen laid chlorpactln tionally adequate diet, die Master Is net a cure for polio and U not IMPLKTB NURSERY EQUIPMENT la ahown being demonstrated .by M im S uM i* Batter*** (eoeond Menu la planned tn simplify menu takan la to tho body. ll« primary from left). Others looking im aret Misg Dorothy Amt Yell*. Miss Jane Brinleomba, and Mlsa Lueill# planning procedural, minimise use Je as an antiseptic wash for Edmond. (Photo by Jameson) ____________________ * menu planning time and to achlavt persons In contact with the virus economy in food purchasing and or various dlaeaaei. prill. 1 • • praparatlon. la adapting tha AHA It is nontoxle and doesn’t harm Slogan Overused And, whtls dll*’ fling Slogans, Master Menu to the needs of the body tissue*, h r Hid. Tbs much overused sloienj "A has anyona aver used the following Individual hospital, it ii of utmost "It is particularly significant satisfied customer It m-r b*it ad­ when camialgnlug for mopey for Importance that tha diatitiin eon- that II is effective- against polio sldar her community’* food habtte, because the polio virus Is a vary vertisement,", applies brtfrr In a a mslrfnUyi »|n«: ;“Ai good- start the cost and availability of tha lough on# to control'with ehamlhospital than to <ny nthar inter- mesns-4 WtHr'r*ce*,V * r~ i i i . / *. suggostad food turns la h tr locale, cals,'I tha statement said. 1 A high ranking military officer and patient acceptance of Um manq Tha Unlvarslty of Miami was has taken a stand against health Items. Tha paychologleal import- selected for the project because aaeo of good food la obvious to of the largo amount of work al­ care for*aarvlc*men’i dependents by civilian doctors a»l hospitals. anyone who hie baan a patient ready don* with polio virus. and to all who work la hospitals. In an addrair at the opening Tha dietitian or suporvisor should session of the 62nd annuel con­ also review the Master Menu to vention of Association of Military meat any limitations In the dapart- Selective Service Tho Department of Defense U Surgeons In Washington, Air Fares ment’s faeilitiis and tha man-hours tn our new Surgeon General Dsn C. .Ogle said of employe time availably to pro- requesting 111 dentiitb for Induc­ that " . . . we should lak* the pos­ para the mails, Although ca rt ts tion tills month and Mr phy­ HOSPITAL that a malor portion of inch naadod to Insure provision of food sicians (since revision to call only ition ear* be provided In military dllnics ISO) for induction In February I bjg . requirements whan menu changes and hospitals, by military doeIt’s are made, this process of adapting The Bseretary of Defense mem­ ths AHA Master Menu to the In­ orandum requests that slat* Selec­ tors . . . " Entire Staff dividual hospital's nsedi takes only tive Service director* submit a "r*- Gen Ogle urged Congressional a friction of tho tlma required to port on the number of physicians enactment of the pending Admin­ who ere special registrant* quail- istration military dependent med­ develop an snUre maau series. The Hospital Board of Trustees Ths complete menu series con­ fled in Class 1-A or 1-A-O. ex- ical car» bill (S I720) which clari­ fies governments! responsibility sists of four parts: schedule of amlntd, acceptable and available. and nil who had a p a rt In Excluded from the list are ( 1) for health care of military depend­ physicians who will bt 46 years of ents. Despite its vagueness in cer­ making it pi»Ha|lj|e age or older on February 23. 1936; tain respects, he Indicated it Is * » * and (3) physician? who will be preferable to II R. 78% bill of U years or age or older on Feb­ Rep. Price (D-111) which stresses ruary 23, 1#38, and have applied ,at utilisation of civilian hospitals Pat Pending, a crackpot Inventor any time for a commission in on* gather than military. says that, now that wa have beds of the armeJ forces In a medical, which go up and down, someone dental op allied specialist category should develop a bad which can and have been rejected for ouch Always remember tint even a irect snlcally be made longer—for commission solely because of phy­ 1200 hospital bill can somatlmes: be "catastrophic" to soma families.; sical disqualification. Another good reason why girls ihouM become nurses Is that the A history of hospitals ovar ths 'Perhaps after they find a curt average married min today Is a! ' ARMOUR FERTILIZER i “ 1 Past quarter-cantury could well Ha hSf c inter? *ortWtifl 'will'discover "do R_Vo'Lr!?l| '* wnthisalaat ; called "From Enema] Ware to a u M t u n n a m a t M w u e r p t t m i — — ■€rrrnyr,tia*n#onh;AW :Thttf J' everyone. Congratulations V' wraM liM I iHINO ULTRAMODERN NURSERY equipment at the Samlnole Memorial RoaplUl arei Mrs. Mary Dotyani and Lucille Edmond. (Photo by Jamason) dlcot Muuum store Lister Hill (D-Ala) and WMoJy (ty-Mili) recently a eonferene* with public re­ citatives to dlicuis terms of spoaed bill for a museum of medical history, ‘ Representatiyes to the ipectal conference Included the AHA, AMA, American Fubllo Health Association and the Cleve­ land (Ohio) Health Museum, One old doctor said that la him youth the horse-drawn ambulances r da beMsr time tn getting to aceldanta thin do tho motor-drivan ambulances In todey'i traffic) and they never carried oxygen. The naygen wai In tha air. . HUNT' Tuexdo Feed Dunn Bros. Hardware Company c o n g ra tu la te s 3;i. f e fj’ . - r TH E r * ‘ ■ J f. fv : PEOPLE OF SEM IN O LE COUN TY l i 'v f e * ,...,: W TH E W W H O SPITAL BOARD '« * v. , | , r. * • .} ★ ★ T i - 3sc T H E A R C H IT E C T S W W W . And takes pride in having had a AMD part in the building of it by T H E C O N TR A C TO R S ;•*- Y‘.r; Tj -. m P e; v IN T H E B U ILD IN G OF supplying the hardware. T H E S E M IN O L E M E M O R IA L H O SPITA L , ' • s ' , * f -V ** . . Dunn Bros. H ard w are Company . tfiV L 'iiX. .O' Daytona Booth* Florida 154 S. Beach Street �THE SANTORO HERALD HOSPITAL SOUVENIR EDITION •• ■MOWING HOSPITAL dPERATING equipment, (left to rl«ht) Mr*. Charle* Cola. Mlu Betty Roblmon operatint room supervisor, Mr*. Isaballa Brumlsy, Mrs, TV. Gordon Dsan, and Mra. TVronsarrata Valsa. (Photo by Jamsson) _________ 65.000 Experts Dr. Preston To Assume Needed In Clinics Duties At Thsra Is a shocking ihortsge of experts In trestmmt of thr phy­ Dr. Samuel Preston Martin will sically disabled In the .United arrive from Durham, N. C-, April 1 to begin his duties is new head Blairs. Our hospitals and clinics report a of the department of medicine In need or 30,000 more nurses, 3.300 the College of Mcdlrina at the Uni­ more ocrupstionsl therapists, 3.0>» versity of Florida, lie also will be more physical therari'ls. S.ooo coordinator of the J. Illllls Miller r.i'.ra medical social workers and I'jalth Center Study which Is sup­ ported by ihe Commonwealth Fund 1.000 more rehsbiUtation counof New York. •elors. The shortage reveals a serious Until his appointment at the gap between wb.it we know about University by President J. Wayne healing and what we are able to Itritr, Dr. Martin was associate do. The National Foundation seeks professor of medicine and assistant to closa that gap by remitting and prnfersnr of haclerlolocv' at Duke (raining medical specialists, and hy University School of Medicine In grants to professional groups and Durham, where he was a Markle Sr.hnlar from 1830-33. (raining centers. Dr Martin, a native of East The Foundation has swarded 8,311 srholsrshlpa and fellowships Prairie. Mo., Is a graduate of Wash­ under this program. In one field ington University School of Medlalone—physical therapy —It has helped to train more than one- never bn measured. The specialists third -of all the fully accredited are bring trained for a specific practitioners now active In the task—to help polio pstlents—but Held. they esn apply the knowledge to About t<2,3O0.0M has been Invest­ other diseases and disabling In­ ed id the professional education juries. Long after the polio prob­ program and 33.300.000 Is needed lem Is solved, the nation will eonto conUnue the work in the year tlnua to find usa for tha skilled ahead. hands now being trained by March The value of the program ean of Dimes funds. cine In St. Louis, Mo., rhera he Interned in pathology and as as­ sistant resident in medicine. Re­ search study of leukocytes com­ prise a portion of his extensive background, lie also has done re­ search studies, of tissue reaction to Infection He recently has vlsllrd the Flor­ ida ramnus consulting with Dr. Russell S. Poor, Provost of thr J. Hillis Miller Health Center, and Dr. George T. Harrrll, Jr., Dran of Ihe College of Medicine. Dr. Martin Is assisting In ihe formula­ tion of curriculum for hasle medlral studies and setting Ihe tone for clinical work. , In hospital campaigns It Is gen­ erally true that to get the first quarter of the money needed re­ quires one half the eforl needed In get the second quarter; one fourth that needed fn. the third quarter; an-t one-eighth that ntedrd for the last quarter. This pinna that when you hav> 33 par cent luhsrribed you usually have done only fl T per cent of the total work required In the eimpilgn. To many peopta accreditation Is Jurt a big word. To y m, It means thil your doc­ tor and yeve hospital art volun­ tarily cooperating to bring you tht best possibly e w today and to Im­ prove this care as fast ai medical knowledge advances. Is accreditation worthwhile? The agencies which make up the Joint Commission think so and spend half a million dollar* "f their own funds esi't year keeping 30 phy­ sicians in tha field. Of 4.000 U. S and Canadian hospitals which ' ve applied for arrredltatlon more than • par eent passed tha rigid re­ quirements. lisa Hat la growing. Htre'a what you ean wxpMt of you'ra a patient la an accredited hospital: The physicist plant would he well built, sanitary with ample spare for ea.h patient, and there would be thorough precautions taken against firs hatards. There would be adequate dlignoatle fa­ cilities, including clinical labora­ tory and x-ray departments amt provision for Isolating communicahta disease pstlents. If you are a former patlrnt your complete medical history would be Immediately available to your doctor lines tha hospital keeps patient records carefully filed and readily accessible. Information enn remlng your current Ulneaa would be added. Promptly after admlsalon to the hospital you would receive thorough physical examination. Now, suppose you are In tha hoi. pltal for an oparatlon. If your dor tor doubted his diagnosis he would consult with mother physician or surgron. As a double check, U you were admitted more than two day» before the operation, you would receive a second physical eramina lion before going to tha operating room for surgery. Diagnosis confirmed, you go to Ihe operating room. Precaution has been taken against fire and ex plosion hsiards. Dressings and In strumenta are sterile, A skilled anerlhellst administers Ihe anes Ihetlc, follows you until you have hilly recovered from the aneslhe ala when experienced nurses take over your ear*. Is your ease reviewed after aur gery? Yea. Removed tissue would be sent to the laboratory whara (hr hospital pathologist would deter mint If.» were disused qr healthy. C o n g ra tu la tio n s On the compl et i on of LHft ► “WE WILL ItAVK our open house Jan. 28,” Chairmen of tha llonrd A. B.'Paterson, John Burton, John Evans, Tucker, Gordo* of Trusters T. E. Tucker tells the board, Left to right, at the meet­ llnh Bradford, >llia Carol -Sklrintr, ana Harry Wslr, ing, held In the Board Room of the Seminole Memorlnl Hospital ere Jamtion) Hli report, together with your sur­ geon's report would he turned over In the medical staff's tissue com­ mittee for review. In an accredited hospital a med­ ical staff group reviews at least monthly the case of every patient, surgical nr other, *to determine whether diagnosis was accurate anJ the best treatment given. What clsa can you expect? Well, you would receive competent, round the rlock, nursing care su­ pervised hy professional nurses. The administrator would be trained ami experienced, Ihe governing board selected for its knowledge. Interest and experience in hospltal affairs and the entire hospl 1*1 personnel trained lo glse you the best possible ratr. This, Ihen, Is what accreditation means. You can count on all these safeguards In a hospital whlrh Is approved hy Ihe Joint Commission. Only In an emergency when Ihe patient'* welfare requires It Is a single rula aver waived. The Idea of arrredlatlnn was con­ ceived hy Ihe American College of Surgeons ulilrli for 33 years Conducted a hospital Inspection pro­ gram under which hospitals vnhintartly agreed to meet its standards. The Joint Commission on Accrrdilation of Hospitals svas establish ed In Deremhrr 1331, when the College was Jointed hy the Ameri­ can College of Physicians, Amerlean Hospital Association.- Amers an Medical A*4oela!lnn and ihe’Canadlan Medical Association. The Commission actually took over the Inspection task—an assignment dr- ville and atlrnded tha University there, receiving hit B. S. degree. He received his M. D at tha Medi­ In any hospital'* portfolio* Florida's Dnpartmrnt of TubUe cal College of Georgia and alnca iaf»!t and moil productive hr Welfare Is fortunate, indrrd. In that Uirn has been awarded the honor- mrnt |« ill mrmncrt'njp t» Amrrlran Hospital Anoclatlo*, Dr. T. Z. Casoq of Jacksonville Is the medical member of tho team for the new pcs-manenliy and total­ ly disabled program, which will pass on every case before final ap­ proval is given. No doctor in the state is better known or commands greater respert from his colleagues than De. Cason. He will review- the extends medical reports of the doctors who make the physical examination and will make Ihe final derision on whether or not Ihe individuals er* permanently disabled according to law—federal and stale. SP3 Dr. Cason retired Pom *11 bill consultative service in duly of 1332. It Is doubtful, however, that there is a clltrcii of Florida who to the is niote arils e in devoting his lime lo more worthwhile cause*. For, In addition In giving his knowledge, prestige, and Ills lime In this new program,■he Is associate director of medical service and dlrcctnr ol *• ’ t • » .‘ * , the out-patient medical sex sice al the Duval Mr,Ileal Center, a con­ sultant at the Flagler Memorial Hospital In St. Augustine, and Ihe 1 Vrteran* Administration Facility at Lake City. In addition,' he has Just completed a year's service as presi­ dent of Ihe Florida Slat* Conference of Social Work. OPEN HOUSE AT THE HOSPITAL Dr. Cason was hnrn In Gaines- Dr. Cason Member Of New Ad Program W ERT JEWELRY STORE Sincere Congratulations Seminole Memorial i Hospital SUNDAY JAN. 20th . dleafed tn the patlent'a welfare— in January 1933. _ the Beaut i f ul SEMINOLE ^ New Telephone$ Suitehboard In itia tio n ai the Somlnola Memorial N0 4 M Good Telephone S e rv ice H elps M ake a Good Hospital JONES PLUMBING AIR CONDITIONING • , 1 ST. PETERSBURG • - . OXYGEN AND VACUUM A cheerful etll from a patfent’s bodilde, hurried calls from doctora, quick messages to the dispenaary — throe are but tome of the needa the telephone meeta in a busy, modern hoipital . like tha new Seminole Memorial Bedalde telephone service (a available fn many Seminole Memorial rooms, and there are 22 administrative telephones and 5 tnjnk lines fo fadlitafe tKf operation of this KoepdtaL Wi are pleased to hgvq played a part In equipping this fine new building and offer our beat wishes at ita dedication. Every Seminole County dtitan can tali* pride In the Seminole Memorial Hospital, and Southern Bell aharee in that pride. .CORDON ROTHERMEL, Manager SYSTEMS Southern Be • FLORIDA' . V i kt v e i n n , ( l i j t l f f l l n a < end 'Talegraph Cq/nfjpnjt • ^ V t ' l C 'A'W’./'-v:. • l A t S S f if iS g ll1 • * ' K / i S 3 3 > 3M . 4 �THE 8ANF0RD HERALD I HOSPITAL BOtD'ENW EDITION When the new Seminole Memorial Hoiplwti irf f ■H-pcc.icn cn Sunday » n . 20, we believe the visitors will be amazed and thrilled at what they see. For this is not "just another hospital.** It was designed and built, thanks to those who guided Its creation, for the primary purpose of giving our citizens the very beat In hospital faellf* ties, and secondly to be appealing enough to attract patients willing and able to pay for the ultimate in surroundings and servlcs, Heretofore, most of the people In San­ ford and our neighboring areas, have gone elsewhere when they needed hospitalization. This custom or practice has always worked to the economic dlssdvahtage of our hospi­ tal. leaving to It mainly accident and charity cases and only a few patients who could pay the freight. Now we have a medical center of such out* standing merit that no ona will feel tha urge to go to Orlando, Jacksonville or anv where else. Here at home is a hospital equnl to any other In the entire country and superior to most. It was designed with infinite archi­ tectural ingonlousncss, t was built with painstaking craftsmanship, and It was eq­ uipped and decorated with consumsts good taste and skill. To describe In detail Its lovely decor, Its attractive furnishings and its Intricate maze of technnllglcsl devices to aid the sick would* require thhe space of a book instead of the limited confines of an editorial. But, from the time when one first enters the foyer, walks along tho gay and gleaming halls, peers Into the gaily decorated patients' • 11 I dream haa finally become a Seminole County, Mr, Moughton |g 1b the completion of the gave uaatlntadly . af hi* time, ih d iemlnole Memorial Hoe- knowledge and preparation of Which will hold Ha formal akatchea for tha hospital which ha lived to see about 78 per cent corn* k g Suaday and Monday. It! a proud moment tt will be pint*. BMsanda of Seminole County lenta, out hut H more PPM* Itea■ particularly |»tuuuin«i| to •« '• family M the late Elton J. IgMon Sr. architect, who da­ ted the itately itructure. It will RICHMOND Cl*—Mix hoapltal and r remain a tailing and beautiful N aent to tha man wboaa hailth center prefects, calling for ami and viilona lmplred tha *1,771,100 in federal aid, have been da that fashioned the plini for approved by the Virginia Advisory hoapltal with to much thought- Hospital Council tare and attention to avery The VAHC cootroll allocation hi a Stull. Ut was not th* first of Mr. Virginia of federal fundi for hos­ facilities under tha Hill-Bur­ igbton'a plana for a hospital. pital ton Act. art opening hi* office In Sanford i»18, Sir. Moughton had perlodl- ft allocated *3,369,Ml yesterday Uy drawn plan* for a naw hot- for the sta approved projects and tat, then to have hi* dream our community health centers Mtered for one cauia or anolhar. and three hoapltal projects pre­ It* a moment of triumph If viously approved. fril bava been to him, had he Two ether prejeeta were not ap­ M ta am It finally completed proved pending further study, but I opened! Ho did, however, have the VAHC earmarked *363,000 for b feat glimpse of tha partially MNMd hoapltal Just a few daya alare hie doeth, and knew that at lat'Ma dream was coming true! Mr, Moughton was born In Cleva1*4 O.,'Jan. *0, 16M and received I* early architectural training In Minneapolis, Minn. and Florida. Me became a licensed architect In *916 and shortly there*fler opened till first office In Sanford. He later lety Sanford for a few years, re­ luming In lOto-to open hi* perM u neat office her*. ? One of the eirlleit licensed • architects In the Stale of Florida, "Standard jnnd a charter member of the FlorMg Association of Architects, he ef the h u e affiliated with Florida North OF*h*pter ItfcwA** and *mJ remained MmninltA *a mah L*. 4 World" member f that Chapter until hi* death on room*, and observe* the myriad of radfeta In » H - p a sh b u& ra . w o n d e rin g h i v n l t se t the feellnv that man'a imagination haa reached the zenith, that there is nothing left by which ingenuity and Invcntivenesa can bring any more succor to the ailing than can be found within these walls. Imagine a device that will permit a nurse at some central station to listen to a pa* tlent'a breathing, to hear a murmured request, nr a turning in bod or almost a heart beat. Imagine being able to obtain oxygen by merely hooking on to a pine thnt brings It to every room. Picture a doctor walking down the hall,, being paged, and standing tinder a sohic device in the ceiling, talking in a normal tone of voice to someone In another part of the hospital. Imagine a doc* tor, after he has made his calls, entering one of the offices and speaking Into an ap> A VIEW OP T H l ENTRANCE U Setnlnel# Manorial Hospital Ukta from tha sidewalk Wading «e the paratus that will make a record of any min­ reception room and business office, (Staff Photo) istrations or prescriptions In Anv particular HEARTS ARE FATAL oeeupstlon snd Income level, the “ I'd like to lift that I am for ease. Imagine this in a fireproof building sll too often occurence concerns these "things—Ip moderation,'* and of steel and concrete and tile, completely CHICAGO on—Dr. Irvine H. Pifo, the msn who attains ■ eoronsry president of the American Heart air-conditioned. thrombosis along with his success added: Assn., lays half the annual death* "Learn equanimity In a world And when you evision all these things In tho United States result from ami bank account. think what this medna to you. Think what a some form ol heart disease. Al­ He urges moderation In the use lull of stress and strain. Avoid contribution it will make to tho health amL though Jt attacks st every age, of salt, fatly foods, sex, tobacco fatigue; it la a. warning signal." and alcohol, saying: welfare of us all. Think <what an appeal i l l will make to strangers and visitors. B ull over and above all this think what a tonic I such a fine institution will be to our spirits, I Seminole County Marka A KUooUm how much it will mean to that Intangible j something called dvle pride. For here la an We Shall Always accomplishment about which everyons In Sanford and Seminole County can be justly Support Any Measure proud. Designed for The 6 Hospital, Health Center Projects Okayed In another action, tha VAHC of­ ficially set down aa atata policy that nursing homes, chronic, dis­ ease* facilities, diagnostic and treatment centers and rehabilita­ tion center* would be approved for federal aid if localities submit ac­ ceptable plana. The following are hospital or health canter project!, approved by the counell for which the federal government's share In tha cost will be half: Warrenlon, Fauqlcr Hoapltal, *1,016,000; Portsmouth, Maryviaw Hospital, $446,000 for an addition: Hampton, Dixie Hospital, *3,499000 Hampton la adding *140,000 to the total coat; Charlotte i villa, children'* rOhahllltatlM cellar at the Unlveriity of Virglala, Mia.000; Arlington, Anderson Orthope­ dic Hospital and Rehabilitation Center, *130,600 for equipment, Arlington, a diagnostic and treat­ ment and publle hailth etnlar, MT.ooo for addition in aa aalatlng building. Pending further atudy tha coun­ cil refuted to approve federal grant-ln-ald to build hospital ad­ dition* In Harrisonburg and Leilnglon. But the VAHC airm iriud »»J 000 for Harriaonburg'i Rocking­ ham Memorial Hospital and *100,* m m C' ( t II, 10S5. A inamber of the American tailtuio of Architects Mr. Moughton a* 'held in esteem by member* f Wa profession for bis high •thi­ ll standard!. He was architect for ta muorily of tha Seminole Coun< r arhoAli, ■ number of larger reIdfnces'jand public building* Ineluding the Mayfair Inn; tha Ma­ norial Stadium; tho Publle Lifcrary; city and County Jills; the Masonic Temple; a number of San­ ford's churches and housing profeet*. L ' ' During/world War I! Mr. Hough­ ton beaded the Building Section of the Corns ef Engineers for tha tonatractkto of military bsiee and fcuMniU In Florida and Georgls. Ha remained In thia position until 1943 whan ha returned to Sanford .to resume his practice. I Preparation! of plana In conjunc­ tion with James Gamble Rogers 31, Architect of Winter Park, for tha. Iemlnole Memorial Hospital And tha beginning of construction in 1994 saw the aulmioatloa of M*ra of akalchaa, planning and .final!/ realisation of a hospital for Bold only By Authorised Chevrolet See ut for Cadillac Salta and Snrvlc* •tread* stricken, fee fight I-folie to far fens star. M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL M ILL LUMBER AND SUPPLY YARD m " ^~T «U C K ! L D i n a B I L E ROCKET! HYDRA-MATIC! 'OLDSMOBILE " HAS BOTH” Just As All O f Us A t Hollers Are Proud Of Chevrolet, Cadillac and Oldsmobile, So, Are We All Proud O f Our New Hospital WE EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERY CITIZEN OP SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THE ACHIEVEMENT OP 80 YEARS. OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, JAN. 20th SEM INOLE OK USED CARR to TRUCKS WARRANTED IN WRITING Dfrtaded Polio Is Nlot Beaten Yet Folio struck this , Myear l atj isome 00 Americans. It was tha sixth m i toll In V. S. history and eighth straight year of hiavy • incidence. laMachuaetta wai hardest bit. nmmer outbreak tbare afflicted Fa ,than *,900 persona and by (■Oatober the attack had risen 1 naw eaaa* per 100,900 papula* . Other polio epidemic* awapi High Wisconsin, New Hainp9, Rhode island, Nevada and Bloat. 9 one knows where Hie patio B vlH etrikft next but unforitoly we tan predict that the 1*1 will tome. Only 4 pare* nt jpapnlatlon la new protected by talk vaccine. V thee# now victims, and fee the Whole Community Deglera O More People Drive Chevrolet than any other Car! More value . . . T h at'i why | for tha Stonewall Jackson Heipital it Lexington. This money will not he spent. State Health oCmmlssloner Mack j !. Shanholta, chairman of the council, said tome questions about tha project have not been answer­ ed. Tha following amounts wevq ap­ propriated by tha council to pre­ viously approved projects: Norfolk General Hospital's new itructure, *4*5,319; Norfolk's Do* Paul Hospital addition. M il,000 and Newport News' Whittaker Mem­ orial Hospital addition, *345,000. General Welfare of Seminole County Marks A Milestone gsmlnole Memorial H o sp ital J s i. M toM M W M " WW w e* No m atter what style of house you are building —■ all home plans call for the best in building materials! Come In, let us give you free-<Btima« tes and friendly assistance on your lumber, millwork, and all building supplies and needs. LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS 223 West Third Street POR SUDDEN SERVICE �Efficient Equipment Provided H08FITAL SOUVENIR EDITION THE SANFORD HERALD 1 yew* of a new hospital travel* .U 3 now* snout tot ocintnui* Memorial Hospital has received p. .se from many soirees. Vat Instance. In the January Iditi u «{ "Southern Hospitals", a It tile Journal that reach** tome 19 ■>>'them states, the following item a* wared: Hospitalization I* a many-splend red thing In Seminole Memorial sPospital, Sanford, Fla., now open­ ing It* donra tn minister tn the medical need* of Seminole County peopla. But In addition to the beau­ ty of the sailing and of the build­ ing Itself there Is, more ImportantI;-, the very latest equipment for evident patient care end effective radical treatment. Strictly mid-goth century archi­ tecture characterize* the structure at fleet Lake Monroe—a vista at expand* the feeling erf wide open apace treated by tha aattlng VIEW OF THE NL'RSEB LOUNGE at Seminole Memorial Hospital ehbwlng Individual locker*, teleon the 660 Ly 490 foot lot. The A phene, end Inter-communication aysUm. (Photo by Jitmeton) ______________________ landscaping feature* luih, tropical plants in garden bed* and In plant­ SICK EXECUTIVES er boxes and broad reaches of green gran, with gently waving CHICAGO UR—If you'ro an execu­ i _ . .. _ _ * palm Jronds k and aug-flacked tive, you may be lick and not . . know it. nhruba. Built In a T shape, the three A study conducted by the Uni­ port of fireproof, air conditioned versity of Michigan's Medical n e t provide for IS beds, It has- School and Inslituts of Industrial Health among 900 business execu­ nlnata and eight pediatric bed*.tive* who submitted lo physical ex­ Four solarium* with Inviting decor revealed 41 per cent afford palients and visitors with aminations, tha opportunity to enjoy fully showed symptoms of ill-heaolth, says a report in Science Digest. Florida's atm ray* G iitro- intestinal disturbances Exparts In interior decorating showed up In 49 per cent of the have commended Ihe discriminat­ Individual! and cardio vascular dliing use of mft pastel colors in the easa in 24 per cent. Nose and throat halt* and rooms and the variety allmanta wera evident tn II per of floor covering patterns that add rent. attractive note m one travel* Four evaiei of previously un­ down Ihe ha1!, and into (lie r om*. known eancer were found, wilh 27 Two elevators p-ovlde lit# between- cases of high blood pressure, 16 floor transportation, although thare peplie ulcers, I t gallstones, ■ or­ nr* central and wing stair-wells (nr ganic heart eondltioni and 3 di­ FREE MEDICAL TRAINING convenience and safely. ANN ARBOR, Mich. bf-Medlcal abetics, For 30 years the t'rntral Florida schools should charge no fee at all county has bren striving for ade­ In the opinion of Alexander G. quate hospital facilities, and fin­ five separate systems. The largest Ruthven, president emerllua of the ally It was a forceful example of takes rare of the halls, offices and Unlvrrsity of Michigan. rooms. Anothsr handles ducts lo teamwork that resulted in the pre­ Ruthven, writing in the Journal s e n t hospital plan) In Hie mean­ lha labor sod delivery room*. While of Ihe Michigan Stale Medical So­ time, a large resident* had been still another, wilh localized ther­ ciety, said: "There are brains on used and In Ihe memory of lha mostats, ventilate* the surgical both sides of the track, and they community's hencfactors, hat hern wing. These, of course, because of change was made lo make Life should be fully' utilized in medicine. Ihe anesthetics do not recirculate called Fernald-Laughtnn Memorial memberships available, over a Ability and ambition to achieve Hospital. The assets of this institu­ the air but discharge it in roof period of lima, to those wishing auccesa are not related to the ec­ tion were generously given by Its vent*. The nurseries have Uieir onomic atalui of the parents," b.u r.l to the nr.v facility. Another own compressor and ducts, with emergency receiving also getting t-dumentary trust added to the f -tl when Ihe trustees of Ihe Bert special treatment. 1 h -Memorial Trust gave 1290,000. To excel In feeding facilities has - >* funds wrre originally pro- been n goal of averynne having »d by Judge Bert Fish, a pro- anytjiij]| to do with design or oper­ r newt resident who remembered ation of Bemlnol* Memorial. The hug* kitchen ii 'agleam with stainless steel. Spacious refrigera­ tors, with a wMa range of temper­ ature levels, make sure that all fond classifications are properly chilled. Palients heartily endorse the "hot food that Is hot and cold food that la cold." An airy amt attractive cafeteria Invites the staff at meal times. Adding tn the comfort of patients and visitors and tha efficiency of the staff are a medical records room, g library, consultation room, memorale th"*r efforts, the east lounges for doctors, others for wing t* designated the Fernald- nurses, the reception and business Laughton Memorial wing, the west office, visitors' reception lounge, area Is Identified as the Bert Fish offices tor department head*, pri­ vate or adjoining toilet facilities Jdemorisl wint. and bedpan aterilizcrs tor each Those who have seen the faclll0 rs and equipment for patient patient room, and parking lols— (vestment have called them the on* for Ihe medical itatf and on* "best ever". The sernnd floor ef far visitor* the south section comprises a sur­ Samlnoi* Memorial's o f f i c i a l gical wing with two major operat­ family consists of Harry M. Weir, ing rooms and a recovery room In administrator; Dr. Charles Park, addition to a convenient arrange­ chief of staff; Mrs. Mary C, Dri­ ment of srruh. Instrument and ven*. director of nursetr Roy sterilizer facilities. A rusloscnplc Sheffield, chief X-ray and labors-1 PfMTOKR INHTHt’tTIONft AKK transcribed her*. The machine Suite adjoins. Two delivery rooms lory technician; ind James Bur­ is located in , the Medical Library of the Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. ( Photo hy Jameson) and adjoining labor room* form ton. business manager. ■pmpact arrangement* to car# for This phase of care. There are two apaefous nurierie* wilh an Isola­ tion and Incubator room in conjunc­ tion with each. The main floor, <rf eours*. pro­ vide* an emergency treatmem to hive been eelected to furnlnh Suita with an emergency recelvinr connidernhle of (he m aterial finm an equipped that (t, too, mi) Ihnt went Inin the con­ serve as a treatment annex Also, there la a completely new and et ruction of our odern X-ray unit wilh a apaefous magnificent boratory and compact pharmacy. New Hospital Adding to efficiency la the central supply section. A centra! oxygen supply is connected with each room and vacuum outlet* ar# prowwssmssssNsisw tided for the nurieriei, the wparat-: Bemtnole Cennty tag, dallvery, and nutopsy room*. Communication Is *n Important Marks A MiUetoe requirement in any medical tenter end generous provision has been u a d * tor It in Seminole Memorial Hospital. Thar* la, of course, Dstient-nurse two-way Intercom- « \Life Memberships Are Available « t ROCHESTER, Minn, UR — kHV-ll1 ,«.t^ ,*,A/ irviit I*. ttultt !.tU new p*ln-r*llevlng drugs, Includ­ ing one that leave* you no memory of your surgery or tooth extrac­ tion. Experimenting with them U Or. John S Lundy, teninr consultant in aneMheilology at the Mayo Clinic. The memory-blotting drug l» doiitrone, a painkiller or local antithetic. One of the mint intereiting thing* about it ii the person doesn't remember what happened liter the drug take* effect. It hat been m*d mfully in dental caic* in 490 hu­ man trial* in far. “The patient* don’t feel pain from tooth extractioni or drills, and afterward hava no memory of what had been done," Dr. Lundy *aid. "Yet they are awaka and can nhry tnilructlonx, inch a* be­ ing told to open their mouth*." Doiitrone appear* to work well in toniil removal under local an­ esthetic, too. Dr. Lundy firit gave it in iu c Ii a cate to a man who wit gagging and having throat apatmt during tnnililcctomy. 4* toon a* tha antithetic waa given, he relaxed, the ipaama disap­ peared, end he coutd obey Instruc­ tion* In open hit mouth, "All he remembered, though, was my putting tha neadlt Into a veil tn hi* hand lo give tha drug," Dr. Lundy aald, A drawback ha* been that (he drug sometimes produce* inflam­ mation of velna or tissues at the sit* of Infection. But this is appar­ ently overcome by a method of preparing the drug in suspension form, the anesthesiologist nld. It miy become useful In child­ birth, te banish piln and even the memory of childbirth, he said, or to relieve severe psln In cancer. Dr. Lundy also has Injected it tnlo muscles lo bring quick relief from agoniilngly painful stralnrd muscles. It may he useful In treat­ ing muscular disorders, nr lo aid In exercising painful limb* affected by arthritis. The other and avtn newer drug la heplaryclazlne, a dost relative of demerol. Rut this drug Is not a narcotic, and |a not addictive. It may prove useful In relieving aoma chronic paint, though not ae v«ra ones, particularly if combined with aspirin or olhar pain reliever, Dr. Lundy find*. othir uses might be tn relieving menstrual cramps amt In permit­ ting exercising of erlhrilic limbi. in test-tub* experiments, two phy­ sicians report. The drug Is chlorpecln, n deriva­ tive of chlorine. While it kills germs 'and viruses, It docs not harm living tissues, It might become useful a« an antl-pollo sterilizer in hospitals, In cut the risk of transmission of live virus, said Dr, Murray San­ ders, professor of microbiology, Universly of Miami. Dr. Sanders and Dr. Manuel G Sorct tested the drug against one strain of polio virus and other vi­ ruses. It completely and quickly Inactivates or kill* polio virus on contact, they write in Ihe journal. Antibiotics and Chemotherapy. Whether thla virus-killer might become useful In preparing a vac­ cine still hai to be studied. There la no Indication the drug could be used In treating polio once an In­ fection occurred. The fellow with a slnwr start In a race has a much harder time trying to win than does tbs chap who gets off In an early lead. j Ly A PART OF THE COMPLETE filing system et Seminole Memorial Hospital, Miss llntematy Colvin la Librarian, (Pknte by Jameson} Remind* County Mark* A Mileelone Acreage New Homes Financed Seminole Memorial Hospit*’ >Inn. 211 IBS* EVANSDALE Lake Mary Phone HANFORD 2100 — 2801 Seminole Memorial Hospital 4»'ijL| f Seminole Memorial Hoepttal JU . t t front view of hospital showing beautiful landscaped grounds The appearance Is important the same as Is the f u n c t i o n of any establishment. Our underground sprinkling system will help beautify the new hospital. 1 »M DEALER S IN C E 1917 301E. FIRST ST. �“Do higher h r.'a function* In* varattr of Chicago. waiving mental work inevitably "Thai# teata are. currently be»ag uadargo prog reaalva Impairment at applied la away studica evaluating various claim* «I atraaa upon to* human organlim. One elaas 1of itrcaa which ha a fairly unlvcm) a—*-•* Ul iftw "aging." • To aupport hla contortion that mantal ablliUoa do no* nacsasarily decline with t \ HaUtaad awid: "Nearly MO high >*«•» aaaeutlvaa from largo Chiri-go rrrporatldna both of thcaa questions according have bean m anured as part af to Prof. Ward C. Haliteod, director thalr annual lieilth anamlnaUoa al of medical psychology, unJvaraity I * University of Chicago CUalca. por camparlaon wo havo manured of Chleago. . Prof. Halitaad hlmaalf developed too Junior medical atudaataiat the * Chicago M fdlttl Aa concept of “biological tntflli- UnlvhraJtp fence" from Aa atudy ef hundred! School. Tho medical atudeata have of lndlvtduali wlA aclecUva dam an avtraga age of U year*. The ex­ to Aa brain. It la different ecutive) avaeaga » peara la age, from the kind of Intelligence with aorne aa eld aa Tf. "rfr vanty-eight par cent,of .the m anured bp Aa l.Q. teat, "which appear! to bear moat directly an executive* -.re Hill remarkably laaecondary cchoo. performance." tact la tarmi **f higher brala Biological InteUlgenca la control- function*. rag*r(” "»i of tga. aad lad directly bp b -'n mechanlama. many af them overlap Id biological The high*. brain fuaetimig tovolv- lnta’1,' Joa Aa perfcraaaea of ad are ramarhablp culture-free medical atudeata M poor* papsgar nnd are relatively Independent of oe Ao average. UM tatelUgeaeo quotient af tho In­ "Tweatp-two per cent er' ap proxlmatelp one A five, of the aadividual." 1%* Halitaad Battery of aauro- eknlivea atudied to dato appear to paprholotlcal toatg, hp which W- bd aging -p.c.iaturaly. Thla dooa ologleal lhtaQigenca ecu ho taoaaur- not maio- Act A sia moo ‘era ad, were’perfected after to peara through.1 Heap arc - performing af t fmtlanw i noaarch at Aa Uni- lorida s Alcoholic tvy .J. ,Tbo appointment of Howard 0. f .t t u t t Rocbaitar. Now York, aa ’ hihlldr psychiatric aoclal worker tor VA* Avon P a rt HahlbillUtiou can tor, waa ai ounced Ala weak- bp lABraait A. Shaphard, admlnlitrator , af Aa Florida Alcoholic RahabllJ.totlon Pragrom. A " following a brief oricntgUoa at Aa itata program headquarter* la ’ Avon »irk, Gra. will temporarily ■lilit Aa itaff In’ An Tampa outfeifftoMi m lInIn which ti/hlrth AnAn mA In I' KW patient clinic opened In AUguit. Early next year ha will as'(* gum# majer responsibility tor da•^•Wloplng social work aarvlcca at Ae m 'Jfty b e d Center am) outpatient clinic la Avon Park. Tho Canlar la Bow hi conitruclion and la oxpaclod ‘ ^to open In June. V ' O iif has beeniomployed as a ! cncworka, and aupcrvlaor by fa'> milp Service, fleehciter, for lavcn . pear*, where ha also aupervUad lata focial ork studantr from nlvaralty of Buffalo, School of I Work. A natlvo of Mliiourl; kli eolicga oducation wga Interruptt& to 19tl 'A over U-'ee year* af V. t . Navy aarvlca work from tha ntveraltp if California, School of M r Social Welfare a t Barkalap. Ha was awarded a CommonwatlA Scholarahlp during hla eacojd. pear of gitduato atu • and had hla phpehlatrk field wvr1* e..p*rleoct at a ~ 1 S s i 'J *%■ o & j j i j t . 1 CM watt accustomed to. It proba U r maana, howavay. that tbap aboald not be loaded down with aaw and-nafamlliar rrtpooaibilHtaa, either la their beat lalaraat or thoaa of their compaaiee. -? .,t filers prrmiturrty aged man have a long hlatorr of produetlva aaioclaUM with their eompanlae. n o p have accumulated ‘mdeh wisdom' that la lavaluabla to Aalf companlaa. Sound program­ ming af their work load* and re•ponilbUUiea can, in all probability, abilities of aider peraoas: "Pro­ ductive manpower la aQ catagorlao la Um a a t valuable^ achiral rasourca af Ala eouatrr. Periodic meastxrsmep* of ih« hW«;u.i in. ulllfcacc af Um individual, uauil phpaleal or health (backups, and Judicious undemanding bp* laduatrlil management and hr e£ eictr caa all favor the coasarvatlenet.a natural rcsourca, You am gmwlag oM gracefully PM CM gpgijpint A to t her people am right a good part Oea of Aa large maaofietuma has aa hla alogaa. '•Progran la our moat important product." Progran raauKa from ptaaerlag. It la im< possible ta -*lauall** Ae and of Itetala likely to l E A T hotter L IV E hotter SHOP H ER E! ’ "*i 4 *- I We Grind Our Own HAMBURGER and SAUSAGE V Finest in Seminole County tW flS P . FRESH — GRADE A 4 l i l - B eef — Pork — V eal and P o u ltry ' Bassinet Qualities U m eiionUll roqulremeata for a modern newborn nuriery biialnet are that It ahquld permit individ­ ual technique and aeparatlon of tbo Individual Infant from olhar babloa In tjie nuriery io a* to prevent cron Infection. Thla maana a ilngla baailnet on on Individual atand and prdvlaion of o cabinet for Ao baby'a Alnga alone, either ta Ae atand or A Aa baby'a unit. Many biiitnata meat them requirementi, and tha aelfction of a particular ona la uiunliy a matter to bo decided on Joint preference of the nurilng and medical ataffi. Simplicity and-eaae o( cleaning ere factora to ho conaldered. Many hnipltala have tited tho Plrftle boninet aucceaafuUy. Aa far aa we know, adding holai A tha aides far ventilation baa not beta fait nacnaarj. caring Jbrw tiw ta la kp tmpk/jlag flair tall agreea. ; a call far tocregaod use ef the 1 ’’ •* 1 : t i Ask your restau ran t where he buys his meats! Baaafawto Cmratp Marks A Hlleetoaa Lodge & Son 307 E. 2nd S t PHONE 400 Seminole Memorial Hospital LJa& s i in THB MflAUON-WHKXLB U POPULAR a i Seminole Memorial Haapttol, Showa rolling kitchen le Mr*. W. 8 . Adame and Mr*. A. W. Eppa, 8 r, fPhoto be Jeanaen) COUNTS is used in a hospital that isn't important : • : •• • . ■ • . * ( Many people fall to realize that although the medical equipment does the major role in this fight for life, the other equipment has to the need for which itf was purchased. It is for reason very best that it is possible to acquire is being of the equipment, furnishings and machinery that are going Hospital. * $ Barnos Restaurant Supply Co. extends cordial and i ‘ v•t very sincere congratulations to the-Seminore Me.■, ' / *1 , ' *■ ^ moriol Hospital. We ore proud ta have been a part ** of the eitabliihina of ih ii hfliniiol hv m sslvinfl ' .. ' A # kitchen oqupmont. 1 1 , i ,, .*j f*• . 1i . . . . . ’ s * 1 t 1; . , ‘ •. * > : " ... ' ’ i M | <** • ; ,»' - •» * y ’ • f' ' >*. !*| V■'*j Vb * J4* i . BARN ES RESTAURANT / <*; "'It fW J lCl rI l Da Dw M l ORUNDO, i > t * F LO R ID A .............i �ifoflWfcAtf SrtPVBNik- THE SANFORD HERALD Woman's Auxiliary Ready For Duties IHOWINO OXYGEN EQUIPMENT In patient* room* at Seminole Memorial Hospital aret Mil Shepherd, Mr*. John C. Crawford (aa patient), and MUi Mlldrad Turner. (Photo by Jameson; ADMINUTEUtNO OXTGKN IS quickly dona with modern equipment In every room at Seminole M»m. orial Hoepital. Shown left to right are: >!!»» Betty Shepherd, Mr*. John C. Crawford, and Miss Mil­ dred Turney. (Photo by JametonV T. • y From very beginning Hospital Has Aimed For Accreditation ■ | -** a t - i | - ‘ lW - ’e ■ -■ Inj and to get the benefit of wider experience and practice should there ,be any doubt of their out}, diagnosis. Thu* it IS that In the effort to malntalo In the new hospital the high degree nf excellence demand­ ed for accreditation apparent hard­ ships may be suffered hy many In measuring up to requirements, the patients, staff, medical staff, hospital and even the community itself will r^ap the reward of the mark of distinction, ••ACCREDIT­ ED". Emm Uia very beginning the A in percent autoposy rati" Is planning of the Seminole Memorial expected as a minimum in an ef­ HoapHal hat been aimed at ac- fort to stress the willingness to en­ creditation. Thu standard of qual- large on the medical knowledge. W ity In physical plant and operation Consultation, too, is expect*! as mean* much to any medical Insti­ a phase of this broadening of tution for it denotes to ail a careful learning However, most doctor* screening in equipment, personnel, are eager to eheck their own thinkand administration It it assuring to patients, the staff and all as­ sociated with the medical profu­ sion. Because of th# high standards established for accreditation, the V patient may have confidence that he will gel the finest Ire.atment with modem, approved equipment, operated by qualified technical people and served by a competent nursing and medical staff, Th« doctor practices with the as­ surance that diagnostic equipment, and that used for treatment Is of the best. H* knows the medical rereedi ara accurately kept end thet f t he — nr any other professional ^practitioner —. may depend on them year a/ier >ear With these and the benefit of consultations and conferences he knows that his knowledge and practice is main­ tained at a high level of compe­ tence. Tha hospital benofjt* heeauia it can draw to it the highly skilled personnel that ***ka to he iden*lp fled with a recognited institution. These people fe»l that they can do better work, servo patients belter under Die standards prescribed for accreditation. It Is said (hat over half of the ^ ^ wRW wSSICThTTaTIS "ROOMS at Rcmlnotc Memorial Hospital. Mr*. Charles Cole, at left, Blue Croat pirns have provision! Frank Woodruff III, aa patient, and Mri, Coo i:« Harden. (Thalo by Jameton) that in the event a participating hospital Is not eerreditfri, the pay. ments will he reduced nr in some cases denied 0 Rome states * II not ipprop/iate Hill-Burton funis units* tha appli­ cant hospital is accredited Thus, it is mid* clear Out alt who have deaiinga with a hospital ■re benefited through IU acereditatlonr It explains « hy officials are to eager to maintiin accreditation SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y FO LKS READ standards as minima in (he local medical center. OF PLANS FOR A NEW H OSPITAL Sine* the building itself was con­ s t r u c t e d with the requirement that • it mult meet the elan lards, the , Important consideration then hecam* th« staff Harry Weir, IN BO A TSSU CH Administrator, and Mrs vMary Detyeos, Sunorilior of -Mine*, AS WE S E L L & sought applIfktionV on a wide spread basis, encouraging especial • SERVICE. . . . ly the registered and practical nurse* in Seminole County lo apply They stressed the requirement of Mmognlged licencing in the stale and the recommends Hons of those with whom they bad worked, and of the doctor* with whom they prac­ ticed. Giving preference to local people where trelning and practice were equivalent with others, they (eel Uf*t they have assembled a nursing and technical staff second ATTEND Even though a person hid workf t * is enother hewjdtal this experi­ ence does not necessarily qualify e u for a position In an accredited • hospital institution. In some tot stances, greater experience* overr shadowed that presented by some ; ef the candidates for the many > positions. Under the accreditation sUndJ aids adequate educational pro grama must be established These fttr* designed to keep all abreast of aha latest development* within tha Bitfsigg, technical and medical pro(■(lions. While full time radiologist* and pathologists ere not required. It D i **t (Orth that tha service la these • field* must be adequate, even . though on 0 consulting basis, X-ray | therajw owerotss 1* considered a "mu«t’\ Au aro provided at Semin- : jjJ o Memorial Hospital Surplus Property Figures Run High HEW announced that undar the government surplus property proream. valued at more than (M million, equipment was distributed to the states for tdueatlosal and nubile health purposta during July, August and September. Items transferred to the state* Included irhonl «nd hospital building alt**, hospital furniture, machine tools, liboratory equipment end office supplies. > tnsdium-tlied city, what new **rvlrta will they call lor and how much will It alljcoatT Tb* American Society of PlannlflX Official* hat worked up an anaw% ta that question. following are aoma of tha highlights of the so­ ciety*! findings: Om hundred new (atnlliea mean about 410 naw people. The children will ereata a need for >3 more grade achool room* and 1 M high aehool rooms, which will coit about tltO.OOO, About M of tba children win bo In grammar achool, u in Junior high, and *3 In itnlor high. Tour more achool teaehera will he geedad. All told, tba 100 families will add aoma SM.oofl ( yaar to the aehoal operating budget. The families will mean more street cleaning, more garbage col­ lecting, more tan collecting, and city parks and city health will need more looking after. Tha water <!*partmtnt will have lo pump about 10,000 txlra gallons of water e day. Tha city will need to buy about four acre* of land: one each fnr grammar achool, high achool, park, and play areas. All thla will maan hiring more municipal employe*. The city will Mod 0,14 naw employe* In the police department and two-thtrda of a naw fireman. Probably four othara will have to be added to tha city payroll. Tha naw itetf will up NUCLEAR HEALTH , HAZARD DOUBTED EVANSTON. III. Ifi - Atomic Energy Commissioner Willard F. Llhhy said last night that highenergy nuclear tests have not yet produced any significant world­ wide health liarard, lie said that on the bail* of compulations and actual -lost* "it Is possible to say unequlvncably that nuclear weapons testa as car­ ried out nt Ihe present do not constltuto a health hsiard to the human population —• In so far aa radio-strontium la concerned." He told a Northwestern Univer­ sity audience that radioactivlly near the test site, however, la a "very real" danger, to which the AEC la paying "great attention lo protection against misadventure," G. S. G rant Inc. ",ELECTRICAL Contractors Having Installed matn Latest switching equipment switchboard All lighting.panels and all power distribution panels Complete doctor's paging system Control work for air-conditioning Control work for boiler room Complete housephone system within the building Intercommunication system between nurse and patient ' Doctor's register All circuit breakers Surgical lights NEW SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ,We Congratulate all who had a part In The Successful Undertaking John L. Bromley, owner s proud to have a f ine an institution �HOSPITAL SOUVENIR THE SANFORD HERALDt Continues To Work Thru' Laters Years “aheutd bn graduating from T ,* r physicians n e b year, bfcrid U Turner, secretary of fthWMedical Aisoclatlon's "M Medical Education »od fa, mad* tha eatlmat# In a hf(t in an Issue nf The Tie Amorlcan Medlcei Ho baied the. predic­ atio n s 9! admission* i pi approved medical i t new schools being In a play by the famnua CntHlih poet John Mllten. the ■tblleal hero lamson mourns hia Mlndneea fer condemning him "to live a life half dead, a IWIng death." Ifllten terete feelingly with repl. knowledge— far he too waa blinded when lie still in the prime of life. Men In every aga have ahared Milton's horror of hllndneaa. Tha affliction la particularly tragic ........ .. ' r —” today, however, for in thIt time of In the epee ef new-horn heMea. w (ncrtssed modleal knowledge, It (a One of tha mere recant advances all too often an unneeeaiary ono. hee keen tile tiae of tho broadI "One-hetf of tha natlon'a total rangt antibioti* Terramyrin for alghtiei* paraoqs might he able to this purpoia. ■ ere If they, or their parenta had Medical specialists have found token proper precaution*," atalea Terramyrin fred from the side* the U. S. National Society fer the effect0 of ailver nitrate, hitherte Prevention ef Hllndneaa. routinely applied to n naw-born Kyi Infection* ahould alwaya be baby's eye* to prevent Infection, treated wilh care for they ran, (ft The drug, leafed en 1,700 Inunattended, eauee blindness- A fante at Maiaienidai Koepltal in particularly dangaretia period, Bmektymaaved tWo opt ef three medical experts inform ua, la in- habit* from "pink-eya** or confancy, when the eyea are moit deli- junctlvltis. according to a madical rate and lurceptlhle to infection*, report. Such infection*, according to U.8 . In labirgtfry tagta, Terramyein ...-----uvuia ,,/uuuii, rank atallilician Louie .Dublin, among the chief causes of Mindness In the U.B. Fortunately, aeiance haa mada vaat stride* both in piavantlng and treating Infection* m V however, an ‘maljrili 0/ M "revolutionized” medical Mm, Since then major modMrcft1ini,'hav*‘ uorkml together 'dWeliplm' and tnalntalnlng twsslblc standard* of eoutallon in the United lit' |he Interest of the fa public." he laid, :Ky to a cpmmnn mlscon.these organization* have favored to control the Of' ptiyiiclan* graduated Bcnboli,,' hr »aid, ' They Svfted ggelnat medical UndcVukltut to admit more rthwn (nelr faculties or fad:pu|d possibly justify, if ^ a to b e . properly adu­ I ta f ta r Turner explaned tha tb MMM iwhich "‘gaue rise to wild 4 llertiona « . . that only nna app leant out of ten or more could p eilbly jet into a medical school." lany Hospitals I Microfilming I VHlrraA mlng la uigd by a numb< r ef h<apltgl*. II U possible by gi eh met n* tn reduce the amount g agate required tn about 1 per C it of h it needed for alnring ft tarda h their nriglnal form. Si kee lived will depend on tbd yt y in Iwhich the mlcrnfdmed p tarda 1 ra filed, tha maximum p ting b Ing afflcted when II la MM in lacut roll* that carry a Um» number of madical records pi r Mil. Thn space’laying J* 1*M w M one of the card form* for A ng the Individual microfilmed M erd la used, ! Microfilming haa legal acceptg^gg In .moat areas, although you With tn check with your altafaay concerning your loral altuii 11 il tiauilly beat not to atta Microfilm racorda that are "ly; in active we, but tn im first record* of patient* are ijow dead, or record* that baeti Inactive Mr a period of and are not likely to become ggadm—Sarah H. Uerdwtahe Approximately One Half Of All Hospitals On Voluntary Basis Tha following aicrpt la from am] power today, offer the public III editorial that appeared In the Oc­ biggest bargain. They offer more tober, 1053 laaue of The Journal of in terms of the 1833 dollar now the Indiana Stale Medical Asaocla- than they did then. lion, Statistic* from the AdmlnlaAll this haa been accomplished Irators Guide, Part II of Auguat, by an extremely complex oper1035 HOSPITALS were quoted ex­ tensively, at the editorial'* outlet huLyek othiT ah ehrdl shrdluunu and fuirnrd the base f<> these con­ ation of which the hospital Is the clusion*. focal Cellar. Advances la medicine These facta and figure! present and surgery, naw drugs, prepay­ a tremendous story, one Jq which ment plans tar medical expenses, hospital administration and doc­ good hospital management, and tor* alike can take prlda, Approxi­ devoted avrvtM on the part of all mately hdlf of tha hoipitala are lha people who are concerned with voluntary. They were built and < hespitel eg re, have all contributed ganiied on a voluntary baala, and to thla remarkable record. are contributed to sufficiently to allow thorn i-> r-'illnu# on an In­ During the year 1151, one out come from 1 of 00 per cent of every eight persona in lha United Mate* will ba a hospital ol their ppciii: patient. They will he cared for In They rare for the greatest ma­ a hospital plant which in lh( ag­ jority of tha acut# short-term gregate is valued at more lhan cases. Year aflat- yaar they have tan billion dollar*. The east nf hos­ decreased the hospital stay without pital care will exceed five billion Interfering with lha patlent'a re­ covery, They have increased their dollar*. TI1I1 ii big businaia. It admissions, and have rendered would ba big buslMia fn any good service In spite of Increased lcagug. It |a certainly not big husldemands on personnel and a de­ nasi from the standpoint of pro­ creasing simply of personnel. They fits, hut it is big huilMia nn the have stubbornly a n d adroitly tremandeut profits It produces fn ■voided a subiitnllil part nf fh# good health, quick return In work, general Increase In the roat’nf liv­ the saving ef lita and relief of ing, and In trrma of purchasing auftaring. Service To City OAINKSVILLR - The biological MWiiaetjS «* **** m<"*h mj* dedina with aie," University of Chicago Prof. Ward C. Halstead told an opening meeting of the i sixth annual Southern Gerontology Confcrenca at the University of Florida. At the aim* aeiilon UP Prof. Michael Klein aald the physical process of aging may "never be explained on a cellular or tissue lev*)." The two-day meeting of gerontology ipcelallila from across the nation la being conducted by the General Extension Division of Florida and'tha UF department of eociology and anthropology. Halstead, who is director ot me)I eal psychology at the University ot Chicago, himself developel tha concept of "biological Intelligence" in SO year* of research. T ht Hal­ stead Battery of neuropsychological teats, by which (he factor Is mcai ured have been found valid and re liable by a number of medical IN’ THU HOARD ROOM OF Seminole Memorial Hospital, For > conference I* teen Miss Rosemary Col* centers In different part* of the yin. Mr*. Detyani. Harry Wtlr, and Jim Burton. (Ph>to by Jameson) count rjr. "Biological Intelligence Is con­ trolled directly by brain merhanisms" he aald. The higher brain Dr. Arnold H. Eichert, 'formally functions Involved are remarkably superintendent of the Z.OOO-hcd oversee.the final construction and personnel manage/. He will super­ furnishing of the mental hospital. vise activities of psychiatrists, pysculture-free and arc relatively In­ dependent of the Intelligent quotient Crownsvlllc Slate Mental Hospital The goal of the hospital is, of cholugists, social.workers, occupa­ near Annapolis, Md., has arrived course, the treatment ot the men­ tional therapists and nurses. of the Individual." to superintend the sprawling South He aald that there Is no "fixed Florida Mental Hospital west of tally 111, hut my own goal |s to Dr. Eichert said (he hospital will match this excellent plant with employ "a couple of hundred" calendar year, such as that im­ Hollywood. personnel and equipment of equiva­ people Including a haif-dozen psy­ plied In most mandatory retirerpent schedules, when a man is Although the first unit of the ) 1}.- lent quality. If we can do that, we chiatrists and several doctors of ‘effectively through,* m e n t a l l y 000,000 Institution will not be com­ can do a good Job of returning pa­ medicine, As a 1.300 be(r institu­ apaaklng." Unlike physical capaci­ pleted for another year, Dr. Eichert tients In useful lives in their com­ tion, it might employ more than 400. he said. ties, a man’a higher brain func­ was sent early to begin Interview- munities," he explains. • tion* do not undergo Impairment ing prospective employes and to In addition to being "one of the He expects to begin hiring key ai he ages. Halstead compared Ihc cy in the bones I* responsible." best mental hospitals, architectur­ personnel at once, but the majority biological Intelligence of some 100 ally, In the United Slates," the of employes will not be hired until Chicago corporation 'executive*, The growth of nails wilh age South Florida Mental Hospital mgy ctrly in 1837. average age 30 fwllh some as old (eg., in length), "Nail growth becorn* one nf the best started, he "My policy will be to have few as IB), with 100 Junior medical cnuld serve as a rellahlo index fnr salo*. people living on the hospital calculating the metabolic and grow­ Dr. Eichert believes that Rrnw- grounds. There Is plenty of housing students, average age Z3. "Seventy-eight per cent of me th rates uf structure even unre­ aid County's equitable climate end available nearby In Hullywood, he executives are (till remarkably lated to nails. One might have here the closeness of the University nf pointed out. inlaet In term* of higher hraln a potential method fog measuring Miami will make Jt easier for him A soft-spoken man with a functions, regardless of aje," he such rates for the entire body," to attract skilled personnel. youthful appearance. Dr. Eichert said, "and manv of they overlap In The long-held notion lligt loss of "J hone we can establish ■ work­ is married and Has three children biological Intelligence the perfor­ water from the tissues is a char­ ing relationship with Ihe Univer­ ranging from A tn )0. Ho is living mances nf medical students 23 acteristic of aging is simply not sity nf Miami which will encourage temporarily In Dania while his years younger n the average." true. "It now appears that the re­ research and development of new new home goes up In the 2100 Halstead urged Increased use of lative amount nf water actually inconcepts of mental treatment at block nf Lincoln St. He maintains the abilities of older persons: cieasrs wilh age.” he said. an office In the law offices of House the hospital," he said. "Productive manpower Is the In Concluding his talk, Klein call- An administrative assistant will Speaker, Ted David. most valuablr natural resource of ed for ' an Increased emphasis on work directly under Dr. Eichert The hospital superintendent has thla country." he aald. ••Periodic the preventive approach In hopes supervislili the activities of a chief begun preparing a budget for tha measurement of the biological In- lhat the development of some, at engineer, chief accountant, pur­ first twq years the hospital will be telllgenc* of Ihes Individual, annual least, nf Ihe degcnerall'c states chasing agrnt and a personnel di­ in operation, Hie budget must be physical checkups, and Judicious which now accompany aging may approved by Ihe board of commis­ understiftdln* by Industrial mana­ he retarded or entirely eliminat­ rector. The hospital'* professional staff sioners of stain Institutions aad gement and by society ran all ed” will work under the direction ol a ratified by the legislature. favor the conservation of a natural reamirce, for which no mbslitirta Is . . . . . . . I ...T , r ilkely In be found." Klein, who spoke on recent de velopments In the physiology of aging, aald that "the composition of young and aging cells 1* nflrn so similar that one wonders whether basic chsnges ought not fo he sought outside the cell rather than within." He noted that age rhanbes occur fn some organs earlier than others "Aging then eoncelvahly may be dus In a Insa nf the capacity tn in­ tegrate various organs nr organ systems in Ihe hmly," he said. Among hi* other observations: "Many have thought that hrlllln nesa and softness of the hone* « n caused by a calcium deficiency," he aald. "Recent evidence indicatethat more likely a protein dcflclen Mental Hospital Chief Arrives Placing a rot d »l|u rcad-ni “Hospital" or.**M*.iio?lrl Hospital" on the major arm let lending in'j y l- f * t iOl• e* t-uMu Th* Treasury Dapartmant'a Bu­ reau of Narcotics, In an official latter, has reminded hospital* th*t under th, terms of th* Federal Narcotic Law every phyeictin or practitioner must register *nd pay . a special tax to lawrfully adminliter and disperse nareetie *uga to patients. A physician wb# de­ sires to register under the Federst Narcotic Law muit do ■* in tho stale where he prncticoe. tegtitra- ' linn in one itate will not eevar hie activities in another atate. Dr. Eichert said he hein't had an opportunity to atudy, lta**4 * lawi relating te tho ad*la»ta« H *1 mantal hospital patient*, but he Ita*, lieves lhat patient* muit he eaetlfied to lha hospital by n bear* ef physicians. . . . _ The South Florid* Mantel H*opltat will utilise eonventleeal meth­ ods of treatment with empfcail* as* pjschotharapy, he aald. O ther, methods ere ih « k there**, 0 * ^ J drugs teiowa ■* ' trsnfutliaors, and brain turgery. _ w .» . The Most Beautiful South ........ lt T t n M o n th s ; Open House Will Be Held Sunday Jan. 29th From . t n i s s B ig C o i n re* tan month* ef 1*W witM a aubitantlal gain In prlhospital am) Inatitutlnnal conitian, compered with lame 4 in 1M4. On Ihe other hand, 1 waa a drop in pabUa beepi- THE CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. will I*#aent to thn firet baby bom In the new honplU1 BOengraved birth an* Plan to visit tKe hospital at this time and * 1 why wc think you’ll aarreo Sanford ahould truly ba proud of our new hospital. noaneemeaita. A. DUDA & SONS Celery City Printing Co S L A V IA , S L A 11B Be. Pffrtt 'At *. 1 •► Special Tax Needed To Administer Druq THE SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAT CO M PLIM EN TS -- 1 the geJOTal puMlj fa lecatlq* you,institution rapidly la east of an emergency. It night sav* vital time In cmergcnetci, especially fer those who are not resident! of yocr area. The Cede of Elhlci appoved and adopted iy the American Hospital Association and tha American Col­ lege of Hospital Administrator! u states. "Information relallv* lo (he “ activities uf * hojpitil should nut be designed lo secure cempartliv* advantage over other j>*spltals- or personal arrgandiiement of gny In­ dividual." fit* Coda further states, "there ahould be ne aodeltattan fer patients hy a hospital or hr, »ny parson connected <tth ll.'t "Telling Your Hospital's jMery." published by the AHA, stqtee. "ft , is oftep moat difficult to drew a V fine line between a statement ef fact and a boast. Parhape Indent is about Ihe best critertaa. If ypu can honaatly any thgt . le your advertisement you've sincerely avoided iqy suggestion thit-yqurhospital ii better than otheea»that would Imply an attempt ta woo patients to your Institution-then chances are good that R la ethically, satiiraelory."—Howard Ft Cook. V �«• Aid To Disabled K I g \ a/ .. r_ ._ L /- l . j Is Established I v G W By Legislature Tim. Ing a new generation In lociety." arcorillng In Clark Tibbltti. Determining (hail any given In­ dividual has a physical or mental difficulty which, In light of current medical knowledge, la unlikely to Improve and that this condition is one that makes It Impossible for the individual to engage In useful work Is of extreme Importance and the effect* can be far-reaching. Tor the individual, it may mean that at last a measure of financial security is now available to ease an Intolerable insecurity. For some It may mean opening up new avenues of hope for the use of their remain­ ing capaeltlti. The wrong decision may mean for some giving up that last spark of the will lo be depen­ dent on self which is one of our priceless possessions. For the ^ most iliuek ytihhicoa Hvoicaatuiil. rut W taxpayer, It will mein at times an outlay nf thousand* of dollars. These decision* arc ones which cannot he reached in hurried, care­ less fashion. Th# Modlcal Review Team Is charged with the grave respon­ sibility of making these decisions on the basis of medical informalinn provided by a licensed physician and Ihe report of a district welfare * visitor who knAws the individual and (ho communily in which he lives. Some decisions are tragic ally easy to make, for either all hope is gone or there has never been room for hope. In the first few days of an Individual’s life, it may have been known that he was a Mongolian Idiot, the limits of his ability lo lake rare of himself % fixed forever from before hi* birth. With another, his heart may have •uffered irreparable damage, dam­ age so severe that he must remain bedfast for the limited time hr has left. Though every rase is studied carefully, lhcsr ran go quickly back lo ihe distrirl offices, so (hat as rapidly as possible fin­ ancial and other help will be avail­ able. 0 Many decisions, however, are far from easy. All of those who make application for Aid In Ire Disabled are in trouble. Almost all of Ihem are sick 10*1010.1 or body, nr boih, but all of Ihem are nnl permanent­ ly and totally disabled. I l C t U SaaMo tho Army Chemirat al tha "lalaal Protector" to alxHa Behim mol. tea al Mr. tad Mr*, Immal af Battle Creak, Mich. Tha which tohaa only two mlaates to No Dominant Health. Issue Seen One year ago, the dominant health issue brforr the first session nf the 81th "ongres* was Ihe Ad­ ministration's reinsurance propo­ sal. A* Ihe session progressed, re­ insurance anil a principal part of the Administration's health pro­ gram wrre sidetracked in Con­ gressional committees. Now iherc is no single dom­ inant health issue. Reinsurance ami other ronlmvrrsi.il health measures, however, will be carried over from the first session. A brief listing of some nf the more im­ portant health measure* Intro­ duced in the irst session, hut not acted upon, gives some indication of the scope of health legislation to he arlrd upon In this presiden­ tial election year. Itills Passing One House Only Disability Insurance—Thr House passed, 37J In 31, a series of amendments lo Ihe Social Securlly Act. including compulsory disabil­ ity insurance for disable! workers who reach Ihr age of 30. This bill is pending in thr Srnale Finance Commlller, and Sen IJvrd (D-Va) has indicated his plans lo hold ex­ tensive hearings. Laboratory Research Facilities— This Senate-passed hill Is pending before Ihe House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee. It proposes a three-year grant pro­ gram of $90 million to schools of medicine, dentistry and osteopathy, and lo hospitals for constructing research facililics for Ihe *U|dy of certain specific diseases, such as Water Pollution Granla— The Senate voted $20 million annually in grants lo prevent pollution of Recently, an air conditioning con­ tractor asked Ihe question, "How do you air condition an iron lung In the treatment nf polio cases?" The question was sent lo Dr. Philip Drinker of th« Department of In­ dustrial Hygiene, Harvard Univer­ sity, for reply, since he Invented the "Iron lung " Dr. Drinker asked the manufacturer of Ihe "Iron lung" to answer the question and was given a reply as follows; "I think the best answer is to iput it in an air conditioned room. Th#n the doctors and nurses ran <0 al*o benefit from the more com.jortable environment. ^ "Actually, the temperature and humidity in an iron lung approxlmate very closely Ihe rendition* of its surrounding atmosphere, be­ cause the iron lung is self-venll^siting. In other words, each time f-ie bellow* goes down, it creates a partial vacuum In the chamber to make the patient inhale and at rjdhe same Uma it also draws in a certain amount of room air. On the upward stroke, this mixture of sot up ar Olaaaaamhle, Isl4s late a Sal packaga U * t ( 1 1 laches. Tho ktavy-dniy experimental model shew* hero wel*ha II peuad*. hat tha Chemical Corpa, with FCDA faads. hapaa to daalga a lighter madaralaly priced varsiaa. trcoAPheui air in the hellous passes through the chamber and out an exhaust valve—Ihe chamber reaching at­ mospheric pressure during this cycle. Thus, room air passes through the chamber some 13 or more times a mlnjte. "About 20 year* ago, we pro­ vided mir iron lung with thermom­ eters until wn learned there was no apprerjahle difference in lemprrslure between Ihe Insldo of Ihe lung and Ihe room. On one or Iwn occasions we provided a respirator with an air cooling unit, consisting of a large container nf ire wiih a recirculating fan. and occasionally I have thought of adapting a win­ dow air conditioner for (his purose. It %*#m* more practical, how­ ever, In air condition (ho room rather than Ihe iron lung itself. Centrally speaking, in my opinion, the temperature and humidity of an iron lung are no more uncom­ fortable than the same conditions surrounding a hospital bed.'— Warren E. Collins, Jr , writing tn water systems. Tnc House Public Works C'ommlltee has held hear­ ing* on Ihe bill and has reported it favorably lo Ihe House Rule* Committee. Net Arlrd On, Hither llouso Reinsurance Federal Ail lu Medical Education Practical and Professional Nursr Training. Amendments to the Otologics Control Art Military Dependents' Med­ ical Care Federal Workers' Health Insurance Mortgage Loan Guarantees Military Medical Scholar­ ships. Oul of this harking of health legislation, plus new legislation introduced in the second session, both Democrats, qjid llopuhliran* will pattern their health programs for lD\fl In a recent television interview. Secretary Folsom of the Depart­ ment of llrallh. Education, and Welfare said that hr planned no major changes In the health program submitted by thr Adminis­ tration last year. He did Indicate, without specifying details, that (here might he some modification of the reinsurance proposal. HEALTH OFFICERS MEET Slate and Territorial health nf fleer* held Ihelr 34th annual .con­ ference In Washinglnn Nov. n-ll. A special session of slate med­ ical and hospital facilities survey and construction authorities' re­ viewed progress made under the Hill-Rurton Program. The health officers voted lo rrrnmmrnd exten­ sion of the Mill-Hu rf nn Hospital Survey and Construction Art lo June .7(1. m n The Act i* due In expire m June 1037. It is expected that hills will he introduced Into this session nf Con­ gress to authorize such an exten­ sion of the Act. Dr John W Cronin, chief of HEW * Hospital and Mndieal FaritHie* Division, said. "There have been nearly J.nno projects ipproved with 120,non beds l.goo project* with 13,000 bed* have been completed and are serving "In addition to these new beds. Mo public health centers, many related health fartlille* and state health laboratories have been aiJed In their construction phases. This all prrprsrnts a total expen­ diture nf nver $2 billion, of which Ihe federal government contribut­ ed about 1700 million." Speaking of experience gainr.1 from stales' plans for chronic dis­ ease hospitals, rehabllilinn facili­ ties. nursing hoinrs and diagnostic and treatment renters, Dr. Gronln uld. "These programs are new. Wr need In develop understanding about them in the stales as well as among ourselves, as was done in Ihr original Hospital Surry and Construction Program. He declared that new level* nf hospital utilization and reduced length of stay are examples of changes for which careful plans must be drawn. DISEASES STUDIED TAIPEI, Formosa ijv—Thr U. S. Navy has extended it* study of in­ fectious diseases to Formosa. A re­ search unit will study the diseases and Ihp animals and Insects that carry the germs There are similar research groups at Cairn, Egypt, Ucrkley, Calif., and Great Lakes. 111. Such studies are expensive but, as the Navy has learned, cheap In the long run. In World War II, for example, elephantiasis in Samoa caused Ihe equivalent of- a marine battalion to become • Ineffective for */our years at a total estimated cost lo the U. S. government nf 30 million dollars. Hospital Plumbing Big Job Seminal* County Marks A Mllootoaa Seminole Memorial Hoepitil Seminole Ceuntr Marka A MUaatoaa Jar. It ISM *■- *■-*----------------- A. Fine Result Seminole Memorial Hocpital Jan. Sf United E ffort ' ' 1§S« Congratulations Yes, an opening with, a future, The newly constructed Seminole Memorial Hospital will mean the opening o{ a new chapter of med­ ical care in Sanford. The citizens of this, our community pride in the fact that this is one c standing hospitals of Florida. TO ALL WHO HAVE HELPED IN ' PLANNING BUILDING The Aid I" Ihe Disabled |imala.... la CaUwl.ati£il 1*J lST.Jir.1^ and Ihe Slate Legislature I* for those persons who are both per­ manently and totally disabled. Many a person is totally disabled by serious illness for a week, a monlh, or six monlhs, hut at the end of a certain period of time he should be at well able as ever to take up Ms duties. His I* not a permanent condition. Another may have a condition which nothing ran Uange—an amputated leg will not grow hark—hut because of certain rirrumstanrra he ran go about his duties, perhaps more alowly and with greyer effort, but can still work. Ills condition Is not totally disabling. II l.s important for us all to know what the Aid In Ihe Disabled pro­ gram I* and also what it I* not, for many of those people who arc not eligible for Aid In Ihe -Disabled arc In serious financial need. Some nred skilled services In help Ihem make Ihe most n( Ihelr abilities. There are many such people; how many we do not know at present, hut ruough to cause rnnrt'rn. For example, there la an appre­ ciable number of women past thrlr middle years, with llttl* or no enmployment experience. Thrlr Mood pressure I* up a bit, Ihelr Joint* are beginning In stiffen. These condition* are rnmmnn lo people of Ihelr age croup and are not disabling, though they may rause dliromfort. ThouianH* of women with these same difficulties go about Ihelr usual duties In the home nr on Ihe Job. The onea who apply for Aid In tho Disabled are those whoso families are gone and who, al a time in life when ad­ justment* are not easy, are thrown on their own without money and without skills which make llient employable. They are pathetic peo­ ple. whose very real financial nerd arouses (he sympathy of all. They may need (emporary financial help, hut even mere Important they nrel counselling and training for suitable employment ’so that the years which stretch before Ihnm will hr useful and productive They are nol Intally disabled, however, and rannnl receive assistance through Ihe Aid In Ihe Disabled program. • This Is hut one group. There are many others whose financial need is severe, hut who are either not permanently nr not totally dlsahlrd, hrnre not eligible for asslilanrr Jhrough ihe Aid to Ihe Disabled program. separattd from tho traiUfc household unit." Tibbltti slid that el *B Recognlitng the ihortcomtnjs of mir reaeareh and training program* question* concerning the I f t i 1 l« Ihr nqw ronrept of afllns which'lt> th* »re» of ?ernqtotoey. TlhWttl mn*l ilmhlvsient li tha»r in taxing mini in America. nevertneiess ten inat her* i* ev|-‘ ploy mem. xutvent efforts a n Thl» far-reaching development he ilenee of progrei*. "The Federal vlded: Mime In favor of t o f f credited to the ‘ ait technological Government, private foundation*, retirement sges in kaOplRf I progress of (lie past half rentury. a n d ' pharmaceutical companle* riling productivity; other** ia'ft "Children enter the work force have been itepplng up their grant* of extending the work period half a doten year* later than at for bailc biological itudlea and for keeping with Increaalug loofat the turn of the century. Hour* of continuing investigation* of chronic We are facilitating retlremaat t M j work ha\> been shortened by to disrate*, nutrition, rehabilitation, simultaneously, urging cxtORtM .. per rent ami household chore* and evaluation of health facilities.** employment.” greatly reduced. Children are telf- He added that there are almilar -However, he listed five puletlM ' sufficient when they marry and »el welcome signs of progrei* In meet­ which there Js general a g tllif flff 1 up their own families Thu* mid- Ing the social science problem of I. ’Technological change#. SM population growth will make M dle-aged adults arc freed from aging. parental roles. An extended period On the general economic queitlon continuing shortaga* In of retirement from our career oc- marks of old age. he wa* equally cupation* and for a censtaM’k tt rupatlons become a possibility for optimistic. "Within Informed clr- shifting body of older work#!* wMF'., most of ii*. clen, the terrible fear seem* In be outmoded skill*. "We ran begin to look forwai* to diminishing hat the economy Is I. "Men and women IrtaiM M * a quarter of a century or more for destined to collapse under the age,who,wish lo work stM&'MT weight of growing acceptance of a maintained in good health, t n i M | <, retirement way of life . . .The older and given opportunity. population Is being seen aa a mar­ . 3. "It.Is unwise add uiteresmeWf 1/ ket h f goods and services of suf­ lo retire useft/l worker# a t'h I M F ficient magnltiidn to help keep the chronological age. 4. "Some old#* workif* NMek'H economy going." Acknowledging that over helf the cut down and need special emgttV* : population over M year* of age ment situations such aa pertdflM' have inromrs Insufficient for basic work or opportunities llk« ft** need*, he still rnuld see signs of Bryant Workshop* In Holly HM, Improvern nt. "Ninety per cent In Florida, and the shops promised Ihe older group have Income from at SI. Petersburg and Oraafo Oar* employment nr publicly operated ilcns. retirement and assistance pro­ 3. "Some workers piuit* eetfgr grams. The latter programa appear completely betatmd 4 poor iNMb to have created a climate favorable or outmoded skills and omen wflh to the growth of private pensions to do so jn order tn schltvmaaafo j and personal savings , , , IWlh mum enjoyment of ihelr lataryeem^ some extension of com mnlly sup­ This number will he larger aa a t * port fsrllltin we should be abie n.ste Inrome and suitAhlo.ireHl** to anticipate II. lime when we ment activities become a v iu e a to ' shall all iay aside Income in cover He slid that notwithitanidmft* our retirement yesrs wllhiut ask­ those older workers who c«M knt, ‘ ing support from the working pop­ In employment, lelsurt and fl##* ulation." dnm wilt he reeogniiad aa a m attf sofnsl-ramig.l shr.l shrdlu mfwy part of our -lives-in Ihe near futtft. Nexl Tibhltts pointed In ihe need "The transition wUI bo furthaMfc for specialised housing for the when two condition* ar# met. FlM^i aged (See Dean Arnelfa discussion social illitudea must he modinad ki* of housing in Florida). "Although recognise the pursuit of kisurOa sizable proportion of older people time activities and roles as trtgdfi live with children, wr have all and desirable forms of bejtgvMr. ahnul rnnvlnrrd ourselves that and lo provide the required faetji*. lie* and opportunities. 3*eoivL thp‘ irtlvltle* tn which wo turn. mqgt satisfy our basic need* for (hum * association, creativity, IndlvIdtlTlly. security, and a sins# of plieo in the scheme of Ilf# . . . All itudtirf of personal adjustment Indleato that active roles are much' fgoM' effective In maintaining h«alfF and happiness than are paufvt? participation and wlthdr*w»lv!..'ii "Aging is achievimenl," TthM ttr concluded. "Wo can liarp ^ d H * : hava. already begun, to rpgflrM* htntfHa. Wo have no time to 0 m t la nnalalglc lament nver tho lew tf "| (hero may have. h.#an."...l... _ , , j LASTING BEAUTY ja d PROTECTION We extend our heartiest congratulations on the completion of the hospital, “A B(G STEP FORWARD FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY” Earl Higginbotham C r d a H U o d lW (A ffU U h d MEMBER F. D. !. C. v �r»lt+rmfr. * 1 •' '' ' ■• ■' • W P J '/ . ;j RC a?* At > V f - { ■ : V /"‘iA' ^ ' !:t ^ u*t ' lf..r * I 'll 1■ ! ■ « ! :■? ■WAfV ■<; Wj\ a* *r * * ''J y^ri-fv ,-ii*!*/:*- .i't / W'i; ‘ ‘ • ’ [*■{{£>' 1Vf, iJjty '<{ ;*v . • (•> 1.yE a / 1 > j|*V« p)i‘ .! m m ■■■ - rv'.r r.v 2*!lra ■ iT’'i l •J >11f,T*.. It ■»■I t i f \ . **■ ■w ! '•> ' • ' '? •’ ■ • " ' ' Trustees and the People o f ' ■ -.Ml I ■ ' ’ ■’ , ’ ;>.•.£•* -"*J . . . *f , U '0 * " • * '•"! • • V i’'. < ' ' r*f **.) ' ' ■ : ' <-k V ••.'' • l I 'J t 1 i the Seminole Coi Il - ' To Gene Tucker, . . . H«V ' - !> ••.. m '■■ <« ■t'-' ■■ ' ' I • M ' Sanford and Seminole County tin the completion of » the magnificent new SEMINOLE ijA tiu& ibt, * A r f 1 M ay The’tr Work Toward \ ■ . ■ ■ ■ - a : Bigger, Better 1 \ * ‘, 1, ' ■( / 't , ; • • ' a n d Mor$ h ea lth y ‘ rf'Y ' ' , , * Community Continue to , Receive the W holehearted Support it Deserves ifi amk *M *V iM JW****1 ii BRAILEY i ■ . I? . >•• ODHPres. I i mMtiu t. M V i f \ �% t l i S SANFORD HERALD * HOSPITAL SOUVENIR EDITIOf , Sen. Hill Is Noted For Work £****« *f.‘2 pw#IHI» (Probably some of the improvement# to hoadula today * a in that Individual riwms. Gooa u a the multi-bad wardd, #nam*l#d ftstael (umlhifa with cumbersome a ehait af drawer* that war* Inevit­ ably catting in aomaond'i way. t Room* In the naif Seirinol* Mam drill Hoapilal a rt cheerful In tolar and plaaaanl In dtmoiphera. 4 let a# cartful plianto^ weal Into the aalactloo of colara and furotih-' ftga for th* various rootnf, , ’ Maple finished wood bads, bad* aide tablaa and ehaira land a home# lik * air to the room a n t tako away from the normal eoldnaaa of regular ttatal typa hospital furniture. BuiltIn lockers for the patients personal belonging* eliminate tho need of |to ra|o furniture that taka up aatra aoor . This provides more room for fatting around the bads and vial (or*. Some o( the speelel (eaturta In fach room Include an outlet for piped In oxygen, an Inldrcomiminlcation ayitam connected to the Dunes lutlon, and a multipurpose iht over the head of aach bed at can b» adjusted many waya A SCENE IN THE reception room of Seminole Memorial Hospital. . . . . and . . . cewvaalenc* ___. .. i _____lit I for the*vleltore .a Every comfort wrtll ■_____tJ. be provided and even taken down and uaad by ~ {he nurse or doctor In examining « patient. In connection with the intercom there ie a elll syitem that la alao connected In the toilet r notifying th# nuraa that aha la MIAMI BEACH, Ha. — Too arteries that are, subject to the wanted. When one of tiftaa call many fata In tha American diet la ■am* changes, declares Ltodlahr uttona la pushed a light goea on blamed to large part for coronary In tha February Issue of the Jour­ bove the door and a ball rings diacase, particularly In men. nal ed Lifetime Living. He has eall Is registered also with Calling for a sharp cut to Ui« ex­ named fatty degeneration of (ho light going on at the nuriea eta travagant overuse of dietary fata coronary arteries the "grease trap tton. in Um average homo, nutritionist because the blood vessel* If the nurse Js in the vicinity Victor H. Undlehr holds this eat­ disease," may act almost like drainpipe w< the patients room she can an- ing mistake responsible for the traps to collecting excess fat glo­ ■war the call pcraontlly, and 1/ 300,000 death# par year that era She la at the nursea station, ahe estimated to stem from arterio- bules. Ltodlahr holds that fat-laden can ask the patient what ha wanted sclerosis, the most common typa foodi and meals may be responsi­ over the Intercom speaker above of artery hardening. ble for producing coronary dis­ the patients head. This laves many The peculiar shape of th* four ease to more than 7$ per cent of wilted stepe and permits the nurse coronary arterial, which are young men before they reach on duty to remain in cloie touch sharply bent, much like popper thirty. Tha aama fault may even with all patients almost constantly. mint candy canti, shortly before account for scattered Instances of The nurse ran even monitor a they enter th* heart may lead hardening of the arteries In chil­ fjlien t seriously ’.H I# cheek on them to collect excesa dietary fat dren not yet In their teens. more readily than tha several other breathing. "The housewife who II mill the Curts ins In tha semi-private ., — ■' !.•* amount of fata eaten to her home rooms provide privacy when need; and'turns over uncovering a waah may cut down significantly the ed. There I* an adjoining bath to basin and large mirror. ehanca of har husband's develop­ gerh room. The patient'a over-bed In rasa of an emergency Semi­ ing coronary heart disease or any (able is alio multi-purpose. It can nole Memorial can ha Increased to of the other effects of irtrriniJii adjusted for reading, eating and a 90-bad hospital by pulling an elerosla,, spare her children adjusted for resting,] agjtoj and axtrar M bs ftfteht AM S'M SnJag u-develop srteriobathing. H it canter section lift# bp rofims,'' aud'ludi •olenato In their aarly years, and S War On Diseased 'W tt well ae the paUenL (Photo by Ji ARIZONA OFFICERS ELECTED TUCSON. Aril, — Th* Arlieaa Hoapilal Association site led the fol­ lowing officer! at Ha annua] son* vcntlon heret president, Guy 11. Manner, administrator, Good Sam­ aritan llspltal, Phoenix; vies president, James L. Kline, ad­ ministrator, Gila County HoapiUI, Globe; secretary-treasurer, N. F. Hancox, administrator, John C. Lincoln Hoapilal, Sunnytlope, diminish her own likelihood of fall­ ing victim to the 'grease tray dieeiia,' aaya Ltodlahr. "We must be convinced that the nearly 100 deaths In tha United State* each day' that item frqm coronary arteriosclerosis can only he checked by culling down the excessive use of dietary fata. Wa must put this fort Into practise by giving the frying, pan a rest, hy choosing tow-fat salad dress­ ings, by otherwise (paring tha fta* if fata In mir hoiqaa," 1LOOO BANNERS HONOR D l, RICHARD LEW1SOHN CHICAGO-Dr. I . I , Mutrhaad, professor of pathology and chair­ man o tha department at th* Univanity of Taxes - Southwestern Mrdice! School, Delist, Tar., and chief of the department of patholo­ gy at Parktand Memorial Hospital, was named president-elect of the Ameriesn Association of Blood Banks at the eighth annual meeting of th* association here last month. Dr. Mulrhetd will luccaed Dr. Jimes J. Griffltte, associate direc­ tor of the Medical Research Foun­ dation o Dade County, Miami, Fla., who bacarn* president of tha as­ sociation at this meeting. Marjorie Saunders, director of public rotations, Bsylr University Hospital, Dsllaa, was sleeted sec­ retary-of lha association. Dr. Richard Lawiaohn, retired ■urgaoa who practiced at tha Mount Sinai Hospital In New York for many yaara, waa presented with th* Kerf Laadatalnar Award la Jttagtf Banking "tor Ml dJettoguffh- *u*»> for "outstanding contributions In tha fight against mental Illness" is to bo given Miter Hill, U, S. Sen ator. from Alabama, at the annual meeting of the Alabama Associa­ tion for Mental Haalth In Blrmtag ham on Fab, 10. Senator Hill la to ba th# recipient o tha Irit annual award of the National Mental Haalth Committee and a citation from the Atebama Ass’n few Mmtel Health at a din ner at the Tulwllrr at 0:30 p.m. Speaker of the evening will be the Honorable Frank G, Clement) Governor of the State of Tenncs sea. Paul Johnston, president of Alabama Manta) Haalth Associa­ tion, will praslda. Yu# dinner maating la being sponsored Jointly by tha National Mental Health Committee and the Alabama Mental Health Associa­ MISS ROSEMARY COLVIN. MEDICAL RECORDS LISRARtAlM tion and will -climax a series of Mlu Colvin U ft registered medical record Ubrirlfti h ev taa iW sessions marking tha annual eon eelved Hit training at the Glint Fall* Hoipltftl in New Y tr lT w r t', ference of the elate group. to coming hen, tho waa Chief Medical Librarian at th# Central* Tha selectloh of Senator Hill to Florida Tuberculosis HotplUl In Orange County. Before thlt, MUft receive the National Menial Health Colvin organlxnl the mid leal rteorda department of Dm WeeUtoff i Commute* award for outstanding Mimnrlal Hotpllal in Itnckledge.'Fla. . contributions by a public official to the fight agalsat mental Illness ie a alngular hoaor. The committee la a voluntary as­ sociation, whosa sponsoring mem­ bers Include th* gnvamor* of to Hates, Including Alabama, more than M ptychla trials, and 1other outstanding leaden in th* political and buslnais world. K la endeavoring through a broad educational program to Ssmlnols ' craato public understanding and support of th* 10 . point Bill of Memorial Hospttal Rights for tha mentally iU adopted by tha 1W4 National Governors* I n . 3# Conference on Mental Haalth. lUUWUWM Among thosa expected to attend the evening's event wlU h« Gov­ THERE MAY BE LARGER HOSPITALS W THU ernor James I , Folsom, and ropGREAT COUNTRY OF OURS, BUT WH ASSURH resenlatlvea of th# governors of YOU THERE IS NONB FINER—NONE BETTER other Southern states. EQUIPPED TO MINISTER TO THE SICK. . FCDA EMERGENCY HOSPITAL Federal Civil Defence Adminis­ tration has officially changed lb* name of Its 100-bad emergency hospital unK form "Improvised hospital" to "civil defense emer­ gency hospital." From Jan. 1, 1*J* Journau af th* American Hospital Associa­ tion, ed aeaMbttlka ba the laid la dieeterto* the ns# of sodium aiirate aa In anticoagulant." OUR GRATITUDE TO ALL WHO HELPED IT POSSIBLE. HOWARD B0TELEI Wholesale ____ *00 W o r d Are, EVERYON E W HO HAD A AND CO N STRUCTIO N f U m IMS OF SEMINOLE H. JAMES G U T A G E N C Y KARN ES IN SU RA N CE A G E N C Y /» M OUGHTON INS. AGEN CY. BOYD-W ALLACE CARRAW AY-M CKIBBIN «■ V JO H N W ILLIA M S IN SU R A N C E A G E N C Y ' C R U M LEY & M 0 N T E IT H W OODRUFF INS. A G E N C Y 1- TO M M Y S T R IN G E R .. STEM P E R I NS. A G E N C Y IR V IN G I. PRYOR RAYM ON D M. B A LL EDWARD F . LA N E T . L. LIN G O -O V IED O LA W TO N I NS. A G E N CY-Q VTED O j l H A a i n o u ^ ongvood : , �1 1« ■ «eermii.swvxma Of Shining Stainless Steel Utensils For durability and ease of dean- 1with both -eated and refrigerated Even before the old days of doctor's call can be answered by i,n | you can't beat stainless steel compartments. There are five of .’movies 4nd radio when the "Calling slmnly giving verbal Instructions land the kitchen of the new 8eml-|these earta each wit] hold food Dr. Aiiiuare'’ eerie* dunulU ed * he needs only l step t me near, note >ieiiiuri«i .pile. •pitai It it aii a tor 14 pevierle, i"ii« u *>» will be doctora life In a modern day hoe- est house phone end be connected sparkle with the n il glow of this set with dishes of cot^ foods like pltal, the ability to reach a doctor with the party he wlshei to speak wonderful materiel. Triyi, glint salads,'deserts, butter,a tte. and In the .lospltal when he Is needed with. >has always been considered of great Lomatlmea » doctor may want Mixing bowli, -efrlgerator doors, theia traya placed In trie refrigera­ Importance. At Seminole Mem­ to slip Into tha hospital to make dishwashing equipment mil m ill tor tide of the meal cart. Hot fooils orial Hospltar this paging of'doc­ ■ quick call on one of hta patients earti art among w m i of tha m m j Including tha mjls and cupa for tors will be made much easier who Is seriously 111 and he doea t«ma you’ll And g*n«rmiily equip­ coffte and other hot beverages will with electronic equipment with not wish to b« Interrupted. Ha b« placed In tbe heated compart­ A '/ ? v . Its nerve center at the Central Con* purposely falli to flip tha awltch ped With stainless steel. There are three separate walk-ln ment l.tml desk arfd switchboard. nagt to his name and therefore slie refrigerator* In the kitchen. The meal carts are then pushed When tho. doctors check In at enters tha hospital without notify. their own entrance on the writ Inx tha Central Control desk. In One for meat*, ne for vegetable! to the areaa housing the patients. wing of the new hospital they flip the meantime If this physician' Is and one for dairy orodurta. In the When serving the meat to the pa­ a amall switch next to their nxme urgently neaded somewhere else dishwashing alcove of the kitchen tient the hot food* are taken out on, a panel board. This lights *up and no one can seam to loeate him there, la apeelat equipment that end.plaeed on trays taken from ii ...-■ their name and also lights their a special awltch will be turned on auper heata the Hearn. Not only refrigerated section. Coffee end X7}:!c!ijr 1/ . * name on a similar panel beside next to hit name on tha panel that are the dishes cleaned, but they are hot wster for tea or hot chocolate the switchboard. This lets the op­ will causa tha light behind tala alio aterlllzed. No drying la neces­ will be dispensed from a thermos container on top of the carta. erator at Central Control know the name to flash continuously, Indl* sary. c! tor Is In the hospital If a call eating there Is an emergency call Meali wUI he -,repsr«J here for In all. some II different bever­ should come in say lg the doctor awaiting him. Whan ha checka out up to 75 litlenta of the hoapltal ages will be on hand si all times s urgently needed In some part of of tha hospital ha will puk by thla and the entire taff. Dining rooma for the selection of th# patients. MRS. MARY DETYBNS gratia a trio of new nur.es at Seminole t the hospital, the control operator panel board and notice tha flash­ for the staff in* help are acroaa The entire dietary (apartment will Memorial Hospital- Mrs. Detyens, (third from left) la Superintan A picks up the public address sys> ing light on his name and will Im­ the hall from the kitchen with ■ be under the direct supervision of ant of Nursee (Photo by Jameson! the hospital dk Milan. who will tem mike and announce* a call mediately call tha Central Control aervlng area In between. or this particular physician. This operator. When tha doctora check The meali aer e< to palienta will have her office adjoining ’the kit­ call will come over the overhead out of tha hospital they will flip he placed In special meal carta chen facilities. speakers all along *iho halls over the switch that turns off the light the entlro hospital. To answer this under their name. If It’s For The Benefit of Sanford & call the doctor merely steps Into the hall and asks in a natural tone Seminole, County, We A r » For Itl of voice where he Is wmled. Ills answer In picked up by the over­ Eye Examinations head speakers »nd he does not h o sp it a l r.n. P n o o r b e t t y We Congratulate All Vrho Helped LOS ANOELES (A- Eye rxsmlhave to use a telephone, only the : am*m ISiTlIE WAY It la done, aaya Mlaa Sue Hatten. Supervisor of Central Control desk clerk will be nations may nerve to Incato 50 Build Our New Up-To-The-Minute 'I the Nursery, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. (Staff I'hoto) able to hear his reply and she can per cent o* brain tumora, Dr. David 0. Harrington of San Fran­ ■ • "■ ■ ■ ■ > ■■■ ■ — --------------' tell him where he ’i wanted. .......... cisco says. Algeria has a 610-mlle eoastUna atore best In a cool and dry place, Of course, the new hospital la Dr. Harrington, University of aay hortlculturlata at Purdue Uni­ completely equipped with a house being France. telephone system also, so If the California eye specialist, told a , Walnut, pecan and hickory nuta versity. group of 150 of fellow specialists r»y **. yesterday that in a single month recently he found evidence of p|tultary tumor* In four patients who ft come to him for glasses. Dr. Harrington said he has de­ veloped a scrcener that makes it possible to examine both eyes for algna of brain tumor In four min­ utes, whereas such examinations have required more than half an hour. mi . f Hospital. YELLOW U. S. Contributes UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. o f The United Statea has contributed 13.205,070 to the U. N. Children's Fund as its final payment fnr the calendar year 1S5S. Thia brought the U. S. total for tha year to 17,40^,070. Seminole Memorial Hosplto! ONE OK THE MANY conveniences at Seminole Memorial Hospital is a telephone located on every floor so that calls may ba completed quickly- Shown looking up a number in on* of the attractive booths la Mrs. Bell Brumley, Director at Largs of tha Hospital Auxiliary. (Staff Photo) Tan. 20 Phone 1444 1056 , MM. MANY Dl.TV DNS. Jjupervlsorof Nurses, making last minute Inspectloni ef operating room equip­ ment. Note the clock at left denoting seconds and minutes. (Photo by Jameson) Associate COMPLIMENTS THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ON THE OPENING OF THE NEW T W M CHINE IS used to wash anil powder rubber gloves that am ussil at Stmlnola Memorial HasBoth operations are done In tha one machine. A staff nurse demonstrates its use. (Staff Photo) 9EI4 r ■ ........ ■i Ow l •»VT nyw - * -• " N-, -j I '•» » ’ . • Seminole Memorial Hospital" Seminole Memorial C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S T O A L L WHO MADE T HI S DREAM .COME St. John* 1M No. Park At*. "t*- , - T R UE JReallyCompany P h o n t 1129 __ — ____ *• �w m m , >:-'v THE SANFORD HERALD HOSPITAL SOUVENIR EDITION AH dependent* of m*n Uaietl at the NAAS between Ihe *nie*; of *N months and If v n r i jwlll V eligible to roptivt Silk nolb vac* rice allot* In tha near future. O-j atation dispensary hat announced. Exact Hate* and vrhedule toe the Innnnilalion pen: ram waa nnt set All Florida Sellout students, fourth through twelfth trades, arc tion Poster Contrst sponsored by the Florida Council for the Wind. | The slate agrncy has announced that notices havi been sent In all school superintendents for distribu­ tion to the schools in their counties. Thf contest closes Feb. V and all entries must be m elted at the office of the t'lorida Council fur Hie Wind. Oil Tampa St., Tampa, by March 2. Pinters must h» about one nf the ■following subject.*: proper eye care, proper lighting, preventing injuries lo eyes, value of regular eye ex­ aminations, or aay other subject directly related to sight saving and .prevention of blindness. Materials In be used arc poster board or staff THIS IS WHKItli Uu- aUrflialiur U done at Seminal* Memorial Hospital, A member of the staff of paper not larger Ilian ten by twelve inches, and either rra>on. paint, nune* dcmonslrutea Its use, l Stuff l ’hotu) ink, or water color. Posters should he identified on the hark with the name and age of contestant, grade, school, and pity. j. Council officials said that prizes wilt be awarded during Sight Connervation Week in April al Lions (.tubs nr school a-vcmhllc*. The overall winner will receive M3: 123 will he given I the best poster In each of three elassilcallons, and of early . detection ami modern *10 to the best poster from each treatment. A recent comment on era tie. the subject, however, wa* made by Ihe American College of Itadlo- .lodging will he ha*ed nn so ogy—national association of 1.000 peal, originality nf Idea, artistic V, S. radiologists, who arc physi­ arrangement o subject, and ntnt cians apeelallzing in the use of ns*. None will he returned unless X-ray, radium and otlirr radio­ requested by a teacher. active substances for botli medical diagnosis and therapy They re­ ferred to the mobile X-ray units that will visit most communities this year. "Chest X-ray surveys for (he detection of communicable pul­ monary disease are in the public Interest," say* their statement nn a health problem far from van­ quished. "They should be conduct- 1 ed a* part of a program tn control and eliminate pulmonary tuber­ culosis." At tho same time the College Is not very encouraging about the mas* X-ray survey as uggs il " \ VTa V j*. f * * iivif|r , f i r *?*' Jan 20, but will be published In the next edition. The dlsbensarv lie* nke.I person nel not lo call ilia dewendenC* clinic about the shots. All peril nent inform alicq on the subject will he tarried in the SANFLY, SNAAS paper, and respective plan* of the Hay. Tile Immunization pnuram conslit* of three shots: one month between the first and second .shot and seven lo nine months between the second and llnsl shot. In the event a dependent child shot under the county health $r Strain, lie ntay receive the remat Ins shot* ft the clinic. An Imrnvti, ration rerun! of these innuefd tlon* l> r;quc^tc\l in such enrm mcndatior already 1* bring M Into practice by Pentagon. A 'n ernt directive of tit? license lh parimcnt Instruct* Army..Nqv pud Air Fuice to carry out a pn gram of common utilization ot n military facilities. From .Ian. t. 1331 Juurnnl I the American Hospital Aaa'iclj tion. American Indians are ejssilfia li> avicnllsis a, a Mongol peflpi descended from ancient nomada < eastern Asia. JUST AS WK ARB AT YOUR SERVICE 9 A MC.MItKR OF THU STAFF nf noise* at Femlnnte Memorial Ho*, pita! demonstrates the use of the dumb waller, a new Innovation fur Seminole Memniial Hospital. (Staff Photo) Jaycrea Declare March ISH A« Community Health Merit " I n 's Do More About Hralth" i* llio banner (or this year's nation wide Community Health Week, sponsored by the United States Junior Chainbor of Com* merre In ennpcrallon with the National Health L'nimrtl, New York. Date* will he March IA-21. This 1* the second such week to be sponsored by the Junior Cham­ ber .In March 11)33, Jayceea around the country pitched In to help arrange health fairs and de­ velop TV and radio show* and newspapvr features on local health serv lees unit needs. From Jan. I, 193fl Journal of Fie Amrriran Hospital Associa­ tion. ...T O GIVIS YOUR CAR EXPERT CARE! So I k Our Hospital At The Service <)( Humanity . , . HUGHES TEXACO t SERVICE I 1120 Sanford Axe. IN DELICATE CAS HA G R EY V VI tOW 81KIWI Mi some of the rmtvenlrnrys at Hernlnolo Memorial Hospital, Drill1, no fountain* pmvldinir ire waiter. telephone* «t tho i, *tv,. renin ot each floor, hemitiful flown < and perfect Utihllmr, (burr Phono . Ol'KIIATINfl ROOM HCPKIIVIMIII Mis* nelly Robinson. (Staff I'liolo) Seminole County Marha A Mlleatene ONE SMALL PAT IF. NT rrrelve* loving rare at St. Luke's In Irrnatinnal Hospital. Tokyo, Japan. The limpll.il, onr of thr largest and most modern In Ihe entire Far East, is ran by the Kippun Ar, An Anal (Holy Catholic ('hurt'll in Japan), It was slartnl In IPI'i by nn Kputcupnl tnediral missionary, Hr. llutlnlph Balling Teu. ler of Virginia SMI TTY’S SNAPPING TURTLE tiemlnole Memorial Hospital Ian. 2* OUR LOW OVERHEAD MEANS A SPECIA L D ISCO U N T T O YOU c POWER MOWERS POWER EDGERS M A P P /N . T U R T L £ rresriew munj tomorrow, , . and leads intu the future with dean uncluttered line* that ire crisp . . . free. . . modern . . . classically simple. Jts graceful off-the-floor look idd* the informality so desired in today's bedroom decne. Its clustered brasses are custom-made to accentuate the delicate walnut finish. Prescient is style-correct; furniture to live with, and to love for years to come. WHO HAVE SUCCEEDED IN PROVIDING THIS WONDERFUL INSTITUTION FOR SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminole County Mark* A Atileal ossa Reg. Real Estate Broker Phone 1281 South Seminole B lv d . 'hene — Sanford 2111 Seminole Memorial Hospital Tan. 3t , 1981 awaoaa+mmm �E NANTORP CAPITAL SOtT • EDITION C v rr-p tr- Landscape H O r the Seminole Memorial Hospital 1e roan* Col#, teireUryj Batty Bowie- corresponding secrttaryi Mrs* Bill , , member's of th# Ilotpltnl Auxiliary. Left Urumleyj Mrs. (Jaorge Harden, membarehlp rhalrmanj Mrs. Warren re, W. A. Epps, 8 r, l ’m ldenti Mr# Charlea Ad->ni»j and Mr#' Gordon Dean (Staff I’holo) Parents Amazed To Learn Children Have Bad Teeth s r lr z s —r — • , gW i/p ; V ■ ■ xy-' ■ i ' ;.V h& r < 4>: ■ The actual dsilgnlng, drawing up of plant lists amt specifications for the landscape construction for the . 4AVtt>, ■ ./ |S new Seminole Memorial Hospital, In 'Sinford, Worlds wa. done by Andrew Forbes Rams. . local Landscape A -hitect and Florist. Ramsay hai had years of training and experience along this line, having graduated from The Penayl* vanla . State University with the Bacnclor of' Science Degree In Landscape < rchltccture. Class of 1923, Following grsduatlon Ramsay was employed by The State Of Pennsylvania for two years, In The ONE OF THK BIG ACCOMPLISHMENTS of th* Hospltnl Auxlllnry I* thhe enormous amount #f a#w« lug completed for the Seminole Memorial Ho.tilin', shown In thhe linen roum of the hospital la Aire. Depirtment C« Internal Affairs Gordon Deori, rerouting serretury of the auxiliary.(Stuff Photo) Bureau Of Municipalities, In Park and Playground dailgnlng for the Charlotte. N C , In rharge nf all entire State of Pennsylvania. landscape planning and construc­ Following this appointment. Ram­ tion on the Marine Da*e at Camp say w it am ployed by the Llndlpy LtJuue, New River, N C Nurseries Inc., Griensbhro. N.C. While In relieve Ramsay was a (or ovir IT years-as chief landscape member of the Phi Kappa Tau, So­ architect for this firm. cial Fraternity, 1* a Past Matter Ills work with the Llniley Firm of Sanford Masonic Lodge Number The accuracy and completeness recorded hy this one recording In­ covered the entire Slate of North M FAAM, Past High ,Frl#Jt of of the medical records it the new strument located tn the admitting Carolina, Virginia and South Caro­ Seminole Memorial Hospital are and transcribing office. At perlodie lina. In the lutfticap* planning and enl’ Commander of intervals these reports will he development of parks, cemetery manSery Number 2A, a Charter Insured by an experienced records transcribed am) typewritten to ge developments, playgrounds, estates Member of Bahia Shrine Temple, librarian and the very latest In into file. both large and small, did llie ma­ Orlando, and a member of the Di­ equipment Rosemary Colvin, the The actual records file cabined jority of the landscape planning rectors Staff far Dahla Shrine librarian, has been busy (or sever* are of a new design that does awag for Duke University, Durham N. C. Temple. el weeki now preparing the files for with fUe drawers which must bw as well as the major part of the admittance records on opening day. pulled out. These new cabinets landscape construrtlpn on the mill require only the sliding down of the Some 30 (too suggestion* are made Among some of the special equip door for access. tary reservation at Fort Bragg. ment Min Colvin will use In this Prior to eomlng to Sanford tn annually hy British railway em­ work Is a recording device that is 1941, Ramsay was employed by ployes for Improving traffic con­ connected at various vital areas in HOSPITAL COUNCIL NAMES the Blythe Conitructloa Company, ditions. the form of a special telephone. A H',K. KLEIN NEW PRESIDENT surgeon who has just completed an BROOKLYN. N.Y.-The Hospital operation can coma out of the op­ Council of Rcooklyn, Long Island erating room and go directly to ani Staten Island lias elected Wil­ an adjoining room where ha may liam K Klein of the Long Island ■' **>r.elk/ %*.>/ then dictate the report of this College Hospital pretiednt for thd3 '/•I' a> V 4\ *,<1*. ^V surgery whtlr the details are still ensuing year, Serving with Mr. 0 $ i m m 4 1 •' ?u'-r fresh In Ills mind. Doctors visiting Klein will be president-elect, Georg *5® ^ M patients in any area of the hospital N. Whnsnn, Evangelical Deaconess r *?j 4i ( '' , # f e . will find .me of the phones handy HnspltaJ: vice president, Melvin II.. j T for *<atln progress rcpnria and Dunn, SI .tohn'a Episcopal Hospi­ • * ’AVi t?, Instruction* for the care of hit pa- tal; serreetary, S. L. Moody! Cartlmls, The hospital, administrator mn C. Peck Memorial Hospital, and and director of nurses will have treasurer, Vernon S'.ulsman, .Me­ * e of theia dictating telephones thodist Hospital in each of their offices for the James Russell d irk , Brooklyn purpose of recording various m*l Hospital Arthur Felgenbaurr.,) mnrandums on procedure md nH«r Jewish Chronic Diiaisn Hospital, uslneaa details on the operation and Dr. Harvey Gollance, Coney ■M«wAJt##»ltili m*— alael ad to th* All of tine# mesaagw will bt tx#cullv« commltt#, C e n t r a l i z e d Plan Aids Medical Record It Is e me tint to most parents to reillte that M per cent of our children at the age of only two ycare hive one or more ei^ltita in their baby teeth! that our chil­ dren of grade school age have eight cavities on the average an<l at high school sue an average of II cavities end other abnormalities of the teeth. At ») years of age five teeth hive hem lost from decay, on the average. • Thli Is a sad record for modern Intelligent*PInrIria—especially when noil of this destructive decay quid be prevented. Because af these serious eon* ditlons In th* dental health of Air children (hi (literal heslth Ppairaftre'Wd • t s M l d r b f our {^ldrtn ire seriously thr*|ten*d and their entire llv.s may ba affect ed. *’io, our parenti era luffsrlnf eMil*n Innas in money, time and rouble. These strinui tones to both children and parents can be largely prevented. But this must he dona mainly by parents and the ehtl* dren themselves—because there are not enough dentlsta to treat all , this# needed, esses. , The only answer Is prevention, CAROL BKINNER, ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY—Being a eic d a lly nf decay In entldren's resident of Sanford, Carol |e wall known In this area. Mlae flklnner Is Iteih, through these Important experienced In aacraUrlal work and la # gradual# of Florida Stata _________________________________ measures which ean be practiced Collage. at home: 1. The teeth should he brushed 4. Have regular dental examina­ thoroughly, or at least rinsed, im­ tions twice a year. Small cavities mediately after every meal or (tiled promptly save many k it snack. Decay from food on or be­ taath, much trouble and cost. tween the leeth starts in about Taro verF important thtngi are ten minutes. TO g. Cut down on the use of randy, net realised by most parents; sweet desserts, snd sweet **soft First, baby tatth should he sawed THE drinks." Eat fruits, nuts, vege. In good condition ae long as possi­ tables, pop corn, etc. Instead. ble. They help the permanent taath Drink fruit, Vegetable Juice or tnllk. Follow a sensible balanced come in straight and itrong. diet of vegetables, meats,1 whole Second, tooth itruetura la the wheat bread, etc. — not too many only tissue tn the body that never la restored by nature. Once destroy­ Marches and few sweeti. 3. Support fluoridation of publie ed by decay or other eauie it Is drinking water. Seientlfte, 30-year loat for life. teats hive shown that thli reduces (Published as a publie aerviee, In children’s dental decay by M per cooperation with th* Florida Stata cant Dental Society) Wi fiO r MRS. MART CRT YEN'S, SUPERINTENDENT OF NURSES thawing equipment in the nuriery at ______________ Itmlnela Memorial Hospital. (Pbote by Jameson) Isolation Type 'Incubator Found For Premature Tyglial of th* modem, up-ee-dala equipment you'll find throughout the mw hospital it the isolation type Incubator for infants called the Iiolatte. Aside from being used Strictly i i in lacubstor for pro* maturely t m babies, the liolelle v lit be used to isolate Infants brought into the hospital suffering from sn undetermined ailment. This will prevent ether bibies In the nursery from contrscllng the fllneis until It Is determined the new Infant In the Jiolette does not hive s communicable disease. / This apparatus has bean special, ly designed to control the tempera* turn evenly throughout ill entire Interior. It will also regulate the ixygen supply and the hlmidlly. th e laolette Is completely air con* dltionad so that It continually re­ moves all of the used stall alrand reolaeis It with fresh atr. Unlike other models of locdba* ter* the plexiglass 'over nead not be removed when oaring for the W u t. The child can be fed, weigh* td, measured, bathed and even hav» its diaper change' without even being taken out v the laolette. This iato 1* all accomplished by ■ nurse • r Rurida inserting their arms through the plastic portholes In the rids ot the Isol d e These holes are protected ag<*it loti of tern* pore lure Control end Infiltration of germ laden air by a soft plastic fllm arranged to week Ilka the dUphregm of a camera opening J M closing enuggly around tha ,w '* » _ Dangerous Kitchens anlt or taking end# on 11 Were# uie water a s * grua# fir*. When you light » gaa even. Ught Um match flrat, tboa »Und to on# tide ta d ptaea the match to the m n burner. Ae for the tee stove, remember a correctly ad] acted flame bee a blue inner cone. The preeonce of a yellow (tame tndloataa the bait Thing* like turning the headier of cooking pote parallel with the back of the store and wiping any grease or water spilled on the floor Immediately are ooiamow sense safety habits. But there are other practices for both you and your children which aren’t as well known and which might wen prevent a seri­ ous injury or even death. Hot OreoM flpattaring hot grease eanaes many buna, line# water makes grease -spit," be aantnl that borne, start training Elm white he te young. Bay -hot." and 1«t him touch something J u t warm enough to give him a ata ri Ala*, yon can away Mtelaimlag, "Ow, o r yon can try pulling Complimenls A Job W ell Done WE, ALONG WITH THE REST OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, ARE PROUD OF OUR WONDERFUL ' Seminole Memorial Hospital SEMINOLE MEMORIAL AT LAST! “A maarnificent AT LAST WE HAVE THAT NEW HOSPITAL THAT WE'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR, AND IT HAS IN. DEED BEEN WORTH IT Eva-Bess Beauty $hop 108 E. 2nd fit. ; who h iv o made the dream o f a E. C. HAHFEH, SR. £. C. HAH F t K, JR. SEMI NQLE MEMORI AL HOSPI TAL new H ospital in our town bo# come a reality at last. Structure, well worth the time, effort and money invested in it.” COMPLI MENTS Phone 8 CONGRATULATES THE PEOPLE HOSPITAL LANEY DRY CLEANERS Raymond M. Ball R eal E state Insurance • 0. M. Harrleon • S. D. H'ghleyman ASSOCIATES * M ary MUtolaJelk SECRETARY Phono B80 Sanford Electric Co. “Your G. E. Dealer” J IB MAGNOLIA AVJC �■ >MW.\ I -•te! .a m*ri r ‘ THE 8ANFORD H E* ALB HOSPITAL SOUVENIR EDITION Homer Hitt Offers noted ihfl educated than Die oa« preceding It. eensal period, some states gaining tkvelopmnk. Thli U an iddtiu pretested by stantially In the decade ahead. Ifumer L. Hilt, h«ad of Dm toelo- Estimates vary aomawhat. The rapid* decline of mortality among I, "Evidence eccumulgted la in­ substantial coptlagente of elderly migrants and ether etatei losing I«gy department and Dm Initi- writer (Hitt) aharea Lynn Smlth'a females. dependent studies Indicate that hem. The greatest gain was midi lule n( Population Reieerch, and opinion that Die nation's aged pop­ atiodale dean of th* Graduate ulation will be around 16,000,000 3. "Ordinarily the aged man la elderly people have been migrating by California (136.000), followed by „,id Si*... :: .:x ,y x t>: rpardf-d whereas th* iced woman in considrsble numbers. Ttelr that or Florida (H.000). in ill, 20 blu-ol, Unn:»atfa' V L’uweisilj tu is a widow. Two-thirds of the movement hat unqucauunaoiy as liiU gave tha conference a large 1070. Should dramatic and revolu­ males 63 years of age and over are turned great significance to some slatrs, pitdomlninUy in me soutn, Southwest and West registered nit tionary means of prolonging life dosuge of what he hlmtelf do■crlbrd at Dm object of demo- be developed in the meantime, married as compared with slightly of the areas on the receiving and ilgrstlnn gstni. On a rpilUve bests, more Ulan one-third of the elderly of the transfer.1, Hitt jiimself has gains were greatest In Florida, fol­ graphic research: “ a solid bed­ these figures will be too low,” Next, HHt reviewed the older females. Women have more favor- used a "conceded to be entde" lowed in order by those in Ariaona, rock of information on such basic millers as why and*how our pop­ population Increases by slate and able mortality at all ages and. on method for meaauring interstate California, Louisiana, Washington ulation la aging and tha geogra­ region: "America'! aged population tha average, are younger than their migration of elderly pereoas, in­ and Oregon." Some 31 Haifa and phical and rural-urban distribution increased by three and one-fourth husbands. Moreover, remarriage volving two eteps: 1) determine the Dm -District of Columbia lost aged of aged parsons." million perso; s (3.230,000) or at the after death of a spouse it more expected populiDnn 63 years of «ge persons through migration, notably frequent among men than women " and over in the sevfrel Kites for New York (33.000), Pennsylvania tfe started out his discussion by rate of 36 per rent between 1040 pointing out 'that "aging Is not and 1130 . . . In absolute terms, the lie also noted that "most older a census year by applying nalionet (32.300) end Illinois (31,1(10). The unique to Die population of the galnei ranged from 336.101 |o New persons live in families; relatively rate of decreise to their reipective largest relative loss was- that of United Stales.” All nations which York to 4,166 In Nevada. On a re­ few live alone very few live In In­ populetloni aged 33 yean end over North Dakota. h»v« been subject to the Industrial lative basis, Arizona and Florida stitutions. Fwer than one-fourth of ■t previous census; and I) cam- 7. "Elderly persons, especially Revolution either have experienced made phenomenal increases of of the aged were not living In a fam­ pare the expected aged population females and particularly Negroes, or aha experiencing a similar phe­ 13 per cent and 61 per cent, res­ ily sltuaDon. Included among these with the observed (nr ennumerat exhibit g tendency to abandon the nomena. "Those European coup pectively . , , From a regional were about II per cent who main­ ad), attributing variaUede to migra­ firm for other residential areas. A large share of these elderly mi­ tries entering the Industrial cy­ standpoint, Dia Gulf Coast Hates, tained households but with no re­ tion gains er losses. (jfi cle before the United Stales map with Florida far out ahiad, made lative present, 4 per cent rooming "These estimates Indlcgta tha grants have as their destination *■ • ifesled earlier the symptoms and the greatest relative gains in elder­ or boarding with non-relatives, and considerable 'Interstate moventen rural non-farm districts, and mare characteristics of aging and ly people, followed by Die Pacific 6 per cent residing in large room­ of tha aged occurred In th« inter •specially smsl) villages." * France, Germany,' Sweden, the Coast states and the nearby statea ing houses, hotels and IniUtutloni." Hi t Netherlands, Denmark and Nor­ of Aritona and Navada. Tha small­ 4. "Hie labor status of elderly way. flt toDtrast, the countries est relative gains were realised parsons differs sharply from that which U ve not yet industrialised in the states of the Great Flaias, of all parsons 14 years of age and are characterised by relatively the Midwest and New England.” over. For all mail, approximately small proportions of the aged. In­ S3 of each H» were In the labor Hitt also noted that "generally deed, demographers have repeated­ force. For aged males (63 and speaking, a more equitable distri­ ly shown that the proportion of over), the corresponding figure •yNURMTM. BUNNS* RJ. bution of the aged among the oldsters in their respective popula­ was only 43. Only shout one-fourth WINTER may turn M t to be n All scatter rugs should be tions is one way of differentiating statea unqueiUonably is in the of ill miles not In the labor farce dangerous season. tacked down or equipped with making” (l.e., changes In ■ ma­ underdeveloped from advanced Nearly one-fllth of all acci­ good slip-proof igdarlays such as jority of states were such as to were reported as ‘unable to work* areas." dental deaths are due to (alia. specially treakd paper oa rubber In Ihe past half-century In this bring Ihe total number more in ac­ hut Ihia was the case for over Nearly halfaf the homo fatalities paddlage. country the aged population has cord with Ihe pro rala share of the half of tha older males not io the are the recall af falls, maps N italrweye oreernt special prob­ labor force. Among females, only nation's oldsters), and that the been constantly increasing In num­ which occur during the winter. lems. A hen Ught, sr a m u ll light 10 of each too aged 63 years ber and relative Importance. Nu­ aged have ‘‘increasingly tended to i t r e n i t t y enough, m a ty of Installed near the baseboard «t merically, the population aged concentrate in (he nation's ciUes” and over were I the labor force Iheeo tolls occur in the house, the h u d of the states, might save »ot on slippery walk* and streets. 63 and over Increased fourfold, (whereas in 1620 they manifested In 1030 ax contrasted with 33 of freiu a bad tumble. each 103 u! all those 14 years and Tramplaf snow sad slush Into whereas, In Ihe same period, the ■n affinity for rural residence). the house will uot only ewbjeet total population only doubled. He next went on to point out older, Six times as many old*r Dea l plate a mirror at the you to the homemaker'* wrath, it '-Since 1030' several forces, some levrisl characteristics In which the women as compared with all wowill alee make the Root hUppery. foot of a stairway; it might long In Die making, have com­ aged population differs from the men were ‘unable to work.’ " Hitt misleading, Aad wbeve all a A Better Grip attributed the decline of labor bined to accelerate the aging general population: dent leave anything lying aa the force participation among older process. Among these were the Under moat conditions, shoes t. "Elderly persons differ sig­ * stair*, n e t a basket ar baa and rise in birth rate Immediately nificantly from tha total population miles (from 63 1 pep 100 in I6WI with rubber heels will trip a floor place it la a u fe 'lie s at tha faat better than thorn with leather of the attire Then, instead of after the Civil War, an Increase in in color and nativity. One of every lo 43 per 100 In 1030 tn '-tha dwindl­ heela If the fleer u wet, hew- running upatalre with various the expectation of life at ago S3, five older persons was foreign born ing Importance of agriculture and •ver, rubber may clip more easily Items several times a day, place the sharp decline In Ihe birth but this is the case of only one self-employment which olfer con­ than tha others, toft-eoled slip­ them lit the box until you cam rate between 1004 and 1036, and of every ten persons In total popula­ siderable opportunity for employ­ pers ere as bad on sllppary floors take all In a eirile trip. the gradual advancement of mil­ tion, This marked differential re ­ ment beyond retirement age. In­ as (locking feet. If you do feat yourself falling, lions of the Immigrants who came sults from the virtual cessation of dustry and rqmmrrce, which have Most housewives w aul the relax and go Hasp, don't tenaa up to this country just prior to World immigration after Wnrld War 1 . .. assumed Inrreasing Importance floors to be nice sad ehU?. and, and try to resist tha impost. World War 1 lo Ihe upper age As for nnn-whltes, they ennstttuted generally follow the practire of as a rule. It’* safe to wag them. Thau, try te roll u you kit. This brackets. Th«*e developments over 10 per cent of the total pop­ compulsory retirement at a speci­ In fact, testa conducted by the may prevent a severe injury. brought Die dramatic increases Underwriter*1 Laboratories show fic age." If you're subject to fatutlng ulation but only seven per rent In the number and proportion of that some floor waxes have lesc spelle or lose of coeueloueneea the aged which occurred between of Ihe persons 63 years of age xnd 3. "The aged hav« had dicidely alip than tha aurfaeea oa which from a physical defect you may over. This difference is due In the less formal schooling than the 10.10 and 1030.” they are uied, The eeeret, of be able to avert a fall by eltUng higher death rate among non­ adult population as a whole. Con­ course, te la dolag the Job cor­ down at the flrrt sign of an Hitt said ST per rent of the In­ sidered as a group, persons 63 and rectly. crease Is due to Ihe very Urge whites , , , " attack. rste of birth in the decade 1173- 2. "Aged woman out number over In lt.v> hsd received a median Clems Fleer* qnxmoH and axtwqa HUM; 23 per rent of It was caused aged men in the United States. In of only slightly over eight years Before applying the wax. make A. P. R.: Can fraeturua meter 1930 there were tat males for every of schooling. This Is not unexpected by immigration; and only 30 per sure tha floors are completely without injury) rent resulted from lower mortality too females In the age group 63 since those Individuals now coa* elpar af leaps or datorgaata. Answer: At certain Urns*, frna­ years and over. A half century itllute the aged hid tha poorest ratrs among aged S3 and over. ture* occur due to bene disease Thea apply the wax lb a “ The future holds a continued earlier, In 1100, males were re­ educations! opportunities as young­ coat. Use only aelf-eUslM (wa­ t» which the beat te eaten away. rl— in older population. Hitt said latively more numerous than fe­ sters of any living gensratlon. Our ter baas) wax oa aiabalt floors 10 thpt tn the nermai pedsem of and oa all but the hJgawt quahty walking aad moving, the bows It appeared "eerlaln that the num­ males, the ratio being 103 men for national experience has been that may break or fracture. ber of oldsters will increase sub- every 100 women.” With regardjq baa, r b e u y (,;: rub*t * * Preventing The Danger Of Falls In The Home N|W| As Result Of M utli Hard • _____ • • ■1" ' ;___________- 'l 1i f .. Jp, „' „ .*« *1», Suggest That Tan Sec I wtR aay.aato the Lent. Re la my rafaga aad ms fertreea: my Gad, ia H ia will I tre a t— “THE STORY OF THE YEAR* All thq fralltlee and misfor­ tune# that mortal fleih ia heir to may assail ua, but still we will be unhurt and string whea eur faith tad eur treat remain Arm In the I-erd. In the confident knew ledge el Hie mercy gad Hie Wvw, we eaa gala geaaa af mind The Seminole M tm orltl Hospital (PealB ft, Z.) stan d i^ ' Pr0' tally * elcorne j a l T ru s te e s - m m of tha DeLand banafaeter. Tha qai MI1 ;r-DC,C0C. Lf-hd !ssu= election ballot of 1952 by the Countjr'Cnrnmission and waa voted on favorably $ * 'th®; taxpayers. Then from the federal gf^v*fo­ ment through thhe Hill-Burton Ac •tha mount of $445,000. wax obtained, trusteea of the Femald-Laughton Mi ortal Hospital graciously decided to coni but* the estate of that Institution. These^auma • when added together wore moro than auf* flrinent to meet the hospital’* nccdq and any residue left over will go back to the tax­ payers In the form of expansion* bona t4, iirfpiqwti'nr other fiscal benefit. Whin describing tha now hoipi An* la tamoted to' uaa suneratlve adjectlvi i&hkh have tha ring of trltengia or vnlft call it'"fabulouk” would sound chaa Lefc It tha "beat'* would sound too boaal 11* aay that we have met and talked 'with many persona who are exnerta or Tfho ar* Interested in hoipitals and not a sln$14 °n» bsa evnresied himself otherwise thhn'thak, there is no better hospital anywhere-We feel that when the people of A fford Inspect their hospital on opening aay Sun­ day, January 29, they will he amazed: aaA only by the heautv and errictent arrange-; meqt of tha Interior but atso by the un­ believable comnletanesa of tha moat modern enuinment available to medical practice. Wa think they w|U coma away with a new kind of spirit, a anlrlt foreign to am* feeling of civic Inferiority, a spirit that will add pddgful meaning to the worda: "I'm frtfliHMm* ford.'* Tha easy way to describe loma great public accoiiipiiaiimetu i» uTVmh it l'..c suit of a dream. But if the Seminole Memor* ial Hoipila! la the result of ti drenm It was n long and arduous one beginning thirty year* ago when the taxpayers voted a quart­ er of a million dollars for a new hospital, and continuing for dacadea during which time three other bond Issues were overwhel­ mingly voted for the same purposn but never produced a hospital. The new hospital is not the result of a dream. It came into being because of hard work by small groups of men who, despite disappointments, discouragements and fru­ strations, continued to plug away qntil ,the' final fruition of their efforts are now In the form of a beautiful and'inspiring edifice. The'last successful campaign to supplant thq old Fern aid-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal with g modem facility had its early roola In the will of the late Bert Fish which provided among other things a sum for the construction and maintenance of a hospital in Sanford. When It waa realized that Mr. Flsh’a henueat. through depreciation of the value of the dollar, would he inadequate to build tha kind of hospital the county needed there waa Instituted a movement to seek additional county and federal funds. This movement wai sparked hy the min­ isters. it waa encouraged by civic clubs and shoved along by a citizens committee. The Fish Estate trustees through a court order agreed to allocate the sum of 1250,000. to­ wards a new hospital with the provliion that one of tha wings he named In honor iGK^SBi '"■ffcili.'vr Starring Brought tn you by tha "People" , of Sominole County Don't Mtaa Open Haute SUNDAY — JAN, 1* AT THR HOSPITAL 4 �T V. j W r ■ EDITION On the fourteenth floor of a trim skyscraper at 477 Madison Avenue, New York City, a platoon of typl*t* prepared the biggest bombshell in the hi*wry Oi Athenian m v a & i. They worked from a slack of statistical sheets flown In from Chi­ cago early that aturday morning, December 10, by a special rourler. From one sheet, they got the name and address of a hospital and typ­ ed It On a multllltfi plate. From another, they took a dollar figure and typed It against the hospital tpm*. State by slete, the plates rolled out of (he typewriters. Teams of proofreaders went over the fin­ ished sheet*, checking t h e m agiinst the masters. Id on* corner of the room, two officials talked to a Western Union executive about converting Ihexe lisle Into telegrams to all earners of the nation, to Alaska, to Hawaii and to Puerto Rico. Hour after hour the work went on, pausing only briefly /or coffee, milk and sandwiches, an on-the■pot desk-top luncheon. Messengers rushed the list* to the printers end rushed the sheets biek In bitches. Someone put ■ row of collapsible table* along an entire corridor for the Job of col­ lating the hundred* of pagei In the final list. The shortest atete list, Nevada, was finished by mid-afternoon Saturday. The longest, New York, was the lest and finally went to tha prlnUri about I o'clock that night. A fow worked throughout the night end reinforcements were on hand Sunday morning. Later that day, the paekagei at laat were ready. Western Union took ■ completed list end started tending night let­ ters to shout 3 500 voluntary non­ profit hospitals In the United Slates and territories for delivery first thing Monday morning. The telegrams wer* sent to the executive officer of the hospital and said: “The trustees of Ihe Ford Foun­ dation have authorised a program ef grants to assist the nation's vol­ untary, nonprofit hospital* In Im­ proving and extending their ser­ vice* lo their respective communi­ ties . . . I am pleased to Inform you that we believe your hospital la among those eligible to receive a grant In the tentative amount nf $— — under this program. . . " Tli* machinery which produced this m an of startling telegrama was unleashed by Use greatest tingle act uf phtlantropy in hi*tory. i The Ford Foundallnn trustee! had voted an appropriation of half J f l H I l I I REAL COMFORT" Mr*. Varna Messenger says as she a billion dollars, 1210 million to SIS regionally * examine* on* of the bed* at fisnilnnla Memorial Hospital, Mrs. Mm r tenger lx a member of th* Hospital Auxiliary, (1’hotn by Jameson! accredited, privately supported lib­ eral arts colleges and universities In Ihe United States to help them raise leirhers’ salaries. *200 million for spproxlmstely ,1,500 privately aupixirtod taxeseinpt hospitals to help them Im­ Because a gentleman became prove and extend their services bored lying on hi* stomach while to the public. undergoing treatment, Highland 5'jo million for privately sup­ LOW INCOMB FAMILIES Pork (111.) Hospital's Physical ported medical schools to help Therapy Department enjoy* an In­ Secretary Folsom, testifying be­ them strenghten their Instruction. novation which helps patients tike fore Subcommittee on Low-Income The release, from the trustees of the dock out of treatment. Families of die Joint Committee ' The gentleman, Ben Freeman nl > F ■ tipmtc Report, rollerGlencoe, III., fidgeted unhappily ated hli belled In modicnl research •tie day under a heat lamp. Why, vocational rehabilitation and hos­ ■be. asked, should such treatment pital construction as tha proper time bo “ vacuum-packed"? federal approach. ** An Idea he eoneelved led to In- According to *stlmates given the Rtalletion of three KM radios with subcommittee In IBM there ware earphones, a gift from Mr. Free- ovr 1.3 million families in he B in to the Department. U. S, with incomes of less than Now, report* the hospital, pa- $3,000. tlrnts listen contentedly to music during therapy. The minutes tick In a special letter, the American gwlftly away. The earphone radios have been used already In a variety nf treatment situations: prone traction, beat applications, exercise periods. They are not utod during hydro therapy, The radios appear to mike a large contribution to the relaxing process so vital to trsetment of apeitle conditions and tightened wuselei. Such advantages esnnot be measured In terms nf time, 4 (Reprint from the Jan, 1, 1558 Congratulations ' SEM IN OLE § M EM ORIAL ■ HOSPITAL SANFORD W* Invite you to tome '•$*d mr why eo many nice people come to D eBary to ' months, certainly no later than Don't let the vaccination area one jriar. get wet aa long aa tha blister or MUd Reaction the eeab remain. During this tune. Reaction to a m etnatten la ** ‘P011** baiha.usually mild If it la gWta before QWWMI urn ANtwa the child le a year old. L. M : My daughter has plantar You don t have to giTe the w e- warta. What would you advlie?^*1 eination any care until there la Answer: Plantar warta are beat « *>« t«k«- Proof treated by means of x-ray; tuuthat it ha* taken le the appear- ally, one or two X-ray treatment* ence of a email blister e* the will eure them, fourth or fifth day. It la advtaable that your daugtw It la not considered advisable Ur eonault a phyefeian eoncernto apply a bandage normal ing \fifV niU/W (aba t*tolaa i-------a!. treatment In her Iparttcula* ITS A PLEASURE TO SAY “CONGRATULATIONS1 CU LLEN To all whs fiv e a helping haad on our Naw Hospital and H ARKEY MATCHING BOX SPRING BED SPREAD BimlUr to Illuitritlon WINN-DIXIE STORES,r INC. I lo Iht new | which was prepared In th« epochal day* of December 0, 10 and 11. The Ingredient* wefe new a of the Foundation (Henry Ford II It I reaponslblllty on the governing great joy In hoapllala acruaa th-j chairman) began simply enough: | authorities of each hospital to land. They aim spelled a respond• “To supplement and encourage spend tha funds In accordance blllty to the hoapllala concerned, ......... of the American *— 1------people 'i | with local need* and problems." a re*pomlblllty at awesome at the the effort* IX ,.: progress of the whole nation, tha be in (he form of: Association President comments: trustee* of the Ford Foundation (a) Improvement of or addi­ Ray K. Brown, president of tha have approved special appropria­ tion to facilities or services; American Hospital Association, tions of lioo million for privately (bf additions lo or training ol said In a formal statement: supported Institutions in communi­ personnel; “The hospitals concerned now ties all over the land." (c) conducting research. have an immense responsibility to Details of tha gift to the hos­ Within these broad limits, the translate this gift Into maximum pitals were spelled out In the nine recipient hospital could spend the benefits for the people of our na­ and one-half page release. grant, for example, In disaster tion. We ere sure that they will The problem was statedt planning, menial lllnesa, prema­ prove equal to this task." Several hundred thousand ad­ turity, rehabilitation, handicapped Later he reiterated thl* point. ditional general hospital-bads art children, preventive or diagnostic “Our voluntary, nonprofit hospi­ needed. Old or obsolete buildings services, outpatient care, or any tals have Just received the mast require replacements or modcrnl* other area which is In the opinion practical' vote nf confidence in nation'. Many hospital* need belter ef the hospital's governing board their history," h* said. "The hos equipment. All hospitals need to would brat serve its community. pltsls concerned and the trustees i-atend the scope of their servlets One way In which the hospitals who govern them now must live up If they are to strve satisfactorily could use the money was singled to this vote of confidence." aa health and rehabilitation cen­ out by the Foundation. "A parti­ "Hospitals havo so many ways ter* in (heir communities. cular purpose of the grants," the In which they cen spend ibis mon The rising cost of both hospital release stated, “ would be to assist ey that the most careful planning1 Construction end hospital opera­ hospital* desiring, to do so to and the beat of our talents must go tion pieces these Institutions In .“ ’•leva full accreditation . y ." Into lit eapemtllure, to that the a serious financial dilemma. Many Thli objective became possible American public will know that still menage lo continue \ -rating when (he Foundation trustees ie- we were equal to tbit challenge without deficits, bul they do so elded lo use listing by the Ameri­ end got from every dollar ■ full only through tha sacrifice or cur- can Hospital Association rather dollar’s value In Improvement of lallment of services or facilities than accreditation as a prerequi­ hospital care for our people.” Important to community health site for a grant. (Ileprint from the Jan. 1, 1558 and welfare. These then, were the Ingredients Journal of the American Hospital i What the Foundation Intendad lo of the philanthropic bombshell ISSH I do to help was then outlined: The Foundation will make availabla from 110,000 to $250,000 to aach of approiimataly 1,500 volun­ tary nonprofit hospitals In tha Unlttd States and territorial. The Fnundalon trustees thus recognised the ipeelal obligation of philentropy toward the vol­ untary nonprofit hospital. The method was spalled euti Tho grants would go to each and every voluntary nonprofit hospital accepted for listing by tha Ameri­ can Hospital Association and those voluntary nonprofit hospitals which hsd applied for listing and which are subsequently approved by the Association for listing. The amount of the p a n t was In be computed an the basil ef the number of patlnt-deys of care and births reported to the Ameri­ can Hospital Association In Hi an­ nual aurvey. Births were added because the patient-day total dots not reflect days of care to newborn Infants and recognition for this Important hospital service was considered essential. These figures were believed lo be the best Index nf the service rendered by a hospital to Its com­ munity, superior to a computation based .on beds, eoats, or similar farlnra. The Foundation specified that *arh grantee would have to pro­ duce proof of tax exemption; re­ port to the Foundation In three months on proposed or ariusl use nf tho money, and msk* e final ^7-_ report, in two years, on proposed or actual use of the funds. No time mi limit was placed on the use of the funds. The Foundation tied on* string to the grant. Use of the fundi will not be permitted ’Tor operating expenses (or services currently be­ ing performed in hospitals." The aim was not to balance the bonks but to Improve and extend hospital services, How can the grant be used? The Foundation put II* reliance on each hospital governing board. It act up no supra-body to tell each hospital what III problem* COMPLETE were and what the best solutions were. It did not say that the (undi MR. A MRS. DRESSER must be used (or modernisation, additions to plants, additions to CHEST OF DRAWERS services. It said they could be used (or these purpoeM, among othert. BOOKCASE BED The release stated that "the terms of the grants will place full INNERSPRINC. MATTRESS - ^M A T H E R GIVE3 YOU Mo r i For Y our D o lla r ! , Is Proud Of Their Participation ' f j|> v ; , .. < ’ ■- *' ' ' l. InThe Growth andDevelopment of Sanford s Seminole County CULMINATING IN THE ERECTION OP THE A COMPLETE OUTFIT FOR THE PRICE OF THE SUITE ALONE We Invite you to compnro this distinctly modern Blonde and Silver Mink Bed Room Suitg. The tops of tho gorgeous dresser, ihcst and bookcase bed are made ofI genuine Rlchclaln Plaatlo unaffected by bent or liquids, Now Is tho time to take ad­ vantage of MATHER’S Special Group price and save 999, st The EnmlajrtM o f Both Our L ocal ISuper M arkets Extend Con­ gratulations To A ll Who H elped In This Tremendous P roject * * * • • » — {ft* SEM INOLE : MEMORIAL HOSPITAL �ibH i - if l 9 AN EARLY SKETCH of a proposed Stmlnol# Memorial Hospital Boy Undergoes Delicate Surgery DENVER " I’m feeling fine. but l"m hungry," aald the frill little boy In the bed. "I eouldn't he more thankful." .aid the woman leaning clo.e lo him In his room at National Jew ish Hospital The boy Is lyear-old Lionel MeCall. of Newport, R. I., who re* rently was on the operating table for six hours undergoing delicate aiipaar* |a Hia rfimioffi surgery to Mm repair hi. damaged " M" . . . Tha woman who murmered her gratitude that It was over la his aunt. Mrs. Tlorence Smith, who flew out her. with Lionel from w t i ... u .»w Neuport, K. I. last week. The oy i special nurse, Mrs. Maxine Turner, said when Lionel b»*an awakenlg from "d e a p M eie" anthasthesia "the first thing he wanted to do was go to the dining room and get some- In tha opcrallon i Denver heart aurgeon Dr. John R. Orow, stitch ed shut a hole three-fourth of an ")ch *" di? ™ 'erw bf lween two chambers of th. boy s heart, The hole, present since Lionel was horn, earned a short clrcut In the flow of blood and forced him * Uv* und*r ,«he ,h" * ot d“ V J JJ. opcrilioii freetnJoy blood, now ind will uallow Uonela t0 normal life. , ___ .. . '??• ‘jf! £ ,y ^ ritui!l dlioMH fwm ^ dr d^nppf d ‘he normal M # degrees to about u At lhit temp„ iturei blood clr. culation la slowed lo a trickle and y ,, dcmamj for oxygen, especmiy h, (be Brain is lessened. Thla permits the surgeon to slop circulation, lay open the heart and clone the defect. However, the submitted for approval by the lata Elton J. Houghton Sr, HOSPITAL SOUVENIR EDITION FORT FOR CHILDREN OLYMPIA, Wash. Ut-Wa»hington is considering acquisition of a fort for a state Institution for retarded children. Fort Worden, once guarded the entrance to Puget Sound and In more recent years had hern used for amphibious training. The Armyabandoned It at an outmoded In­ stallation. State nffictala think It could be converted Into a 1.000-bed Instiullon for children at mil­ lion dollars less than the cost of a new one. In contrast to tome hospitals with only two controls on hallway lights (on and off), the new hos­ pital will have rheostat lighting controls to soften the lights at night. This prevents disturbance of pa tirnts at night when the door Is Liquid air turns tn vapor at such opened. Also, during the day the a low temperature that it bolls lights ran he adpusted to fit the need for brightness. when notired on Ice. have shared some heart cannot be out of the circula­ The post-wa. baby boom peak tn tion system more than four nr the United Statei was reached In five minutes, which means the 194T when there were fee babies surgeon must work with utmost | born for every 1,000 people. speed. boundless planning Since citrus Is one of the most Imnnrtant products In our state, It Is always cheering news when a new place to use Its by-produ-ta Is found. ’r he most Important thing Is. re urally, to eat our fruit, or Ydrlnk its Juice but when an op­ portunity to use the part we or­ dinary discard It found, it marka a real ilift forwad. A recent Issue of the Wall Street Journal tells u« that the inner side of the rind of oranges, grapefruit* and lemons Is being utilised to yield a new drug which I* said to be a weapon against the common cold. The wrapon, fashioned from 9 tl it part of citrus which we usu­ ally throw away, Is known as b' ’flavonoids. Medical research­ ers have known about thrm for some time hut only within the last f-".v months have they been pro­ moted as a cold remedy. The bioflavonoids have the unusual ability, to tha arientlali aiy, to strengthen the capillaries, the body's tiny blood vessels, wdhrnugh which, so the theory goes, cold virus passes into tha tys tern. Hnw Impnrtant In# new rem*1v Is haa yet us ha proved, but aev aral manufacturers are alreadv marketing drugs containing the eltrua rind derivatives and sever , al other pharmaceutical eompan ies arc displaying Interast. Much of tha basic resaarch on the usa of citrua rind aa a cold f>rnventatlva « a( done In our own state at tha Southern Bin-Research Laboratories at Southern College, Lakeland. For years, Florida haa adver fixed the beneficial effect of citrus Juice, particularly grapefruit Juice, In fighting a cold, and many poo pie have found that It does help., Rut, given a little more lime perhaps we'll be able lo thou jh a t not only the juice of the fruit i “ ut the inside of the rind will acaee away the sniffles. (From DeLand Sun News), \ \ i With Great Pleasure— \ “Best \ Wishes ARE \ EXTENDED TO ALL WHO TOOK PART IN MAKHWI THE NEW "SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL" A DREAM 1 CO M E T R U E Harriett's Beauty Nook Phone 971 that went into equipping furnishins CONGRATULATIONS S w a s m e jy A , 114 Magnolia Awe SraiuoU County Mark* A MlUatooo bo th# fMftpto of Seminole coun­ ty on the aucceag? ful finish of • big undertaking SEM INOLE M EM ORIAL •^Jan. HOSPITAL WHEELER FERTI LI ZER COMPANY .1' Phone FOrest 5-3231 O V IED O , FLA . i-*a.... I ii »i..... H �I H O SPITA L 8 QCVCNIR jsDiTioy tiaaVlpd sot i m n i r t l r ■the fdu satotmt, ai S T S d a . i e W be ntoded. and ia •t ¥S*>Kt •«*»* gfltsfe la * ■*#■* of Implement* through,the maadkg tf to ih * t i l the aariy flaadclnj of tha about the eam*intrty*a eacftr^ n*b baiptUI. i tn making the ellMU no- Uh Tuekor said that ha ha* HaVaa the Ttah Estate la going to build the,.hospital but that earatpManarUclo Ui* th|!tt# might happen which in the tontor" would -nubo, it Impossible to; build » the Cllien’s jPSSfK at any Unio in tha near futura and that therofqrs the pcopla of Semi* l$* iH t Cbunty ought to tola* the bond lia n a 'a n 'is to assist the Pish estate if nacaaotry or 'to buJid our mm hospital If tharo la no other Way eat.. * . Mo- fjrplstned that tha patttkm fqd tka hood lav s has slfsidy b*en rtyctdajod, *ba l$w reaulrse f i t s ft l e lN p u t on tka ballot at tba plained tllli • W«U1 West Volusia county boiplul district bad boon . . t op over th a n and a 1.1 mlU u * f nmvUlart for that pnrpeaa. He-suggested uiat Uia aame thing should bodea# bare. William Bush aakad if tha will of Judge fish ptrmlta tha tniataaa to purchase a hospital already con* atm tod and Hr. Wilson raptlod that It did. Mr, Touhy asked If tt would bo poaalbla to got tha flak truiUos to ap«U out at the Sept to mecl* Ing tha tariff* undar which they would he willing to take over tha County hoapitil In Sanford If It la built and liquidate the bonds la* «ued for Its construction. Mr. WU* that ha. would try. William Lofflar Jr. asked where ean wa flnd ■ espy of tha resolution we are gatog to bo asked la vote than carried mil. He explaisad that at tha timo the will was drawn Judgs Fish did not know »hat it waa golai to coat to build a ooipiui future d#i# ami had hoped not only to build tha thrae hospitals hut alio to maintain them. Due to the Increased cost of conatructlon In tha last (aw years, Mr. Ltffler continued, it la no longtr posslblo for tha Pish os* tala to maintain tha hospitals and It will be necessary for the counties involved to levy aneclal millage to provide care for Indigent patients. H« said this la aome* thing which the people should k: *n In mlpd when voting bonds. William Uffler Jr. said that ho has been studying tha figures on the DoLand hospital and that it W1U run some «to»o a year In flevaa It abeuM bn earrlad. R t added tkgt tf actual construction la M t-itartW an tba baapltal by •ait Jfuts, the,allocation tm m is federal aM will b« Joel. , Fred 1. Wilton, on* of tba Flab trust*#*, who will) William A. Letflsr.Bf- an$ Ernest Galloway, are jNatfd him** as of a now hospital but to wWck krlghtar today than they have b a n tharo *a#m*d AWarweao of Qpiqlo g* to bnrf ham of "ob.tmflonlato1who have always triad to mm grocatv* »ov« inapt trig- riariad ■ Buford with potty t#tk»4e*l ofejaeUoaa.and deltylng Ipatka". . "Lat'* puli arguing P J fall*. (O ahead and paaa thla-bead liaua and get the hoapjUl built." 5 Sfr. Odham aeW. j - TWa appall which wga m ptM with a burat t i ayplauao «l**ed ! an analysis of utlmaUd epergUxB * costs el the' proposed Flih 'hee3 mils! by William Leffltr Jr. wbe 1 paid that he had mad# ■ i alba study of tha project during 3 the Mat faw month!- gad did net 1 believe tt wai suited to tbe s n f s I ef thla county. ! | , " Jt would coat luo.ooo e rear V te oparato if •» ‘ha bed* were II bill," bo ilia, "and wmdd ryw e ' treipendoua daflelt which 1 do not V ’ batter# the people of thl* county could ilford to pay, I think wo Med a hospital here, but ! don't want to npo 'ua a|4 d M » * M white «l«$h$Bt;'*; . . The meeting waa oyeMd by Tim Crawford who presided tn tha *beence of Judge Stent from who was HI. Mr. Crawford oxplatood Ui* purpose ef th* moating lw$a to promote the procurement ef a hoepltsl and added that tha Junior Chamber ef Commerce la on record ta fararing 1h# support of • fme.Oto County bond Issue far this purpoiiR* aifdod. hmrever, ttoft these Mnde would be Issued nply at the dlaeroUan ef the County Cemmla- far tha early construction of a h o ste l her* by tb*' Flih eitata. Ill pointed nut that tha estate new haa approximately »400.000 ia bend or In light for tha Banford boaptigL sid 'h aa been approaehsd by a eaaatruetlon company with u sfhr af a Itae.oMt loan. “ Mr. Pollard, ipaqagar of tha flab citato; a i d .- (hat tha loan •rabably wee't'be necessary," Mr. Wltaen a id , "a* he thinks it wlU be petrible to get the hospital started before June M when fed­ eral *ld» expiraa without any eutalda'bgn." "1 would Ilka to tee th# Fish estate buQd a. hospital here," MrWilton added, "and 1 btllive that la whgt the other truiteea want. Judga Fish had a vary affection­ ate feeling far Banford because hi* bretiur and slater lived hero. It wa* hi* wish that a hospital be built hare ai In DaLand and New Smyrna and I want to sc* th* term* of hi* will carried out." Mr. Odham asked If U Is possi­ ble to aecur* from tha Fish true* cetftriy hospital to Sanford after it 'le built aed ratlra the bonds on It K rated, Mr. WU*on replied that h* did net know but that ha personally would b* in favor of such a commltipant. Mr. Wllaon added that all of the Flih trust*** will be la DeLand on Beast, ss for the formal opeitlM nf the DeLand hospital and that at that time he wit] try to get Hie fommttmenl from lh#m. Mr. Wllsen also pointed out that th* Fish trustees expect county aid for indigent patients It thay build a hooplUl her*, and ei- rathar will have the bonds avail­ able either to assist tha Fish es­ tate, or to bulH a County hoapltat, If th* Kish estat* la unable to do so. "It will be sort of lika Insur­ ance," ha said. "If we vote "no" and then the Fish *stat« doesn't build Uio hospital, then where will we boT" he asked. Mayor William A. (Hamper #tplalnad that 1100,000 i r t h e beat hospital which wa alt know wa astlmau available of the probable certainly need," he dsclarrd. cost at a hospital, the tire of the Pointing out that the need for on* needed In Sanford. The De- a hospital had btrn brought home Land hospital, which la a 30 bed closer to him than It had to tome toipltal, he said coat Just under people because his father died to (TOO,Mb. hi* home wllhoul benefit of hospit­ Mr. Wilson explained thet the al car* because the hospital waa construction cost of the DeLand hospital was $130,000 and that It cost'about $100,000 more to equip Ihclr homes today without the It. benefit of hospital care, or else Dr. Leonard Munson winled to have to go to O-lindo. knqw if the Fish estate builds the When a person's sick and In need hospital with federal aid and with of hospitalization it doesn't mat­ the County maintaining it, what ter to that person or to his loved equity th# Flih estate would hava wtes wheher tha cost of th* hoe■belter the to tt and who would run it, pllal care is fs, $10. or even $19 Mr. Wilton laid th* Fish ea­ a day. Their aim and dealra is to ts to will operate It if the Fish ge. tb* bait car* possible for Iholr •state builds It. And Dr. Mur.ton loved one. said h* didn't think that was a •“In neglecting our sick thus good business proposition. fee," tin continued, "we havt failed Dr. W, V, Roberts asked at whgt in our civic, personal, and moral deficit use the ueusart DeLand hospital was duty to our friends and loved aancic expected to run and what would he ones. So it seems to me that our the deficit to connection with the aim her* tonight should he to de­ Sanford hnsprial, cide whether nr not wa're going tn Vivian Spear wanted to know if stand and present a unified front th* Fish estate already hat $400,- for the lituance of sufficient 000 on hand or in sight for the bond* to construct * hospital to construction nf a *630,000 hos­ care for our tick ones. Let 11a pital, why It is necessary to vote open up our eyes and tee th# sick­ a bond liaise for 1700,000. He said ness and suffering around us and he behaved the people would ap- not quibble about technicalities of prov, a $7.40,000 hood iatue, hut construction and operating cost. not 9100,000 under the circum­ "I want you one and all to know stances. that T am for and am going to Th# Her. McKinley explained do everything In my power to that the petition calls for a bond bring to lh* people of this com­ Issue "up to 9700.000" and that It munity th* need for Immediate la too late to change that figure positive, affirmative action on thla now. He said that only the amount bond Issue so that we ean live In of bonds would he floated In any a town that hat faeitlltles tn rare clmimstincai that ware actually for our alrk instead of bickering, needed. griping, and doing nothing. Dr. Roberta said that h* had studied the plan* of the DeLand INSTITUTE GRADUATES » hoep4t$! aid said that he be­ lieved we eoutd build a higger WASHINGTON. D C _ Thirtyhoapitil hers for less money. H* eight admit,l*»r*lort nf U S federil teld that ha thought thla county hospitals and Canadian army and need* a hospital of M to Tl heda navy hospitals were graduated re­ and that me that sit* can he built cently from th# eleventh Intera­ for about $300,000. H* added ‘h it gency Institute for Federal Hntplthere wore «• beds In the hostfut tel Admlnlttratori hr*#. The Inten­ when it was at the Navy Italian sive three-week course in hospital administration was held lata last fall, under tha suspires n the Tntoragency Committal on Training and Education nf eFderal Hospital Ad­ ministrative Forsonnel, The Vet•rant Adinlnlslration sponsored tb* Institute. Prominent Alabama Citizen BRENT, ALA. - Dr. William Jrnnlnga Bryant Owlnga of Brent. I Ala., Is one of West Alabama's 1 outstanding citizens and is recog nlzed internationally In the medi­ cal profession. 1 Ho is given a half column in thr "International Who's Who in World Medicine," and la now serving on the United Slates Commllloo of tha World Medical As social! on, . Tha story of Dr. Owlnga ia the story at a phyaieUn and surgeon who gave two Alabama Counties distinguished service as a public health officer and then waa strick­ en at the height of his career by a disease he had fought to control and axterminlto, poliomyelitis. It Is also the story of a man, who, like the late President Franklin Roosevelt, fought with courage and determination to recover his health and to lake his proper place In society again, and who succeeded. Now In private practice" at Rrent, Dr. Owlnga Is affiliated with a group of hospitals In vari­ ous communities, Including the East End Memorial xin Birming­ ham, of which he Is a member of th« board of directors. Ila la also a counselor of the Alabama Stale Medical Association and was an examining physician for (he Selec­ tive Service Systom from 1040 to 1947. receiving a medical far his service. Dr. Owing* w n born In Clay County on February 23, 1909, the fifth of nine children horn to Thomas H. and Josephine (Morris) Owlnga. His father, a native of Clay County also, was an educe tor early in his career, but spent most of his life as a merchant, with hit final business at Syacau ga. Among Inn six girls and three sons of the family la Dr. Thomas L. Owings, physician and surgeon at Talladega. • Dr. Owings la a graduate of the Sylacauga High School, class of 1321. For his pra-medlcal studies ha went to the University of Ala­ bama, from which he received the degree of Bachelor of Arts In 1329, and that of Bachelor o' Science In 1930. In 1912, he look his degree of Doctor of Medicine at Tulane University. Four years later, Just hefora he was struck down by in­ fantile paralysis, Dr. Owings took post-graduate work at Vanderbilt University. He began his earesr in private praetire tn Brent, from 1932 to 1934. He became health otficer of Lamar County, wh#r* he served from 1934 In 1939. The post-grad­ uate period at Vanderbilt followed, ha waa mada Escambia County's health officer, and this. In turn, waa where he waa atrlken with Polio, followed by four disrate • stricken years during which Dr. Owing* fought bravely and trium­ phantly hark to health and sue* cess. In 1940, partly rernvered, hut still In a wheal chair and braces, he resumed his medical career hy establishing himself In private praetire tn general medi­ cine and surgery at Brent. Aside from the East End Mem­ orial Hospital, Dr. Owlnga Is en the staff of the Druid City Hos­ pital at Tutraloose and th* Jef­ ferson and Highland hospitals In Birmingham. From 1940 - t h e , year the pre-war conscription was | Inauguratrd-until 19IT, when tt wa* discontinued. Dr. Owing* waa examining physician for lo ­ cal Board Ne. 1, Retsetir* Ser* “NATURAL REST* | I M an . 29 10TTMI*FRII TOP*** S S X Z S ti PUT BY Celebrate with bealtI T o mark 7fi yrera of mat tree# making achievement, BXALT bringi1you this tremendous Diamond AnbtVer»/»ry" d o lla r-$ a v in g S a le l This la really special—for tb* Bret time, the famous $69.60 Natural licet haa been reduced for thla Sato comfort and reatfully-flrm eupport. the Natural Real—try It, buy l i —is bedding department today I Comftata $pd ?UU$Na U r tm . ‘ " ';*i*j) *l :.y ' '/ ,:*1,' rk" Lfj jVet'J, nh I •*'* ' ' • ' • W# hava Btttwprtpa, Oftasn, Or$pg* C|ty, L$k« Jfata, Wlnnomiget, DaLand $nd DaLaett SwdRf* H«Ubta. Wa can m a t ymr iwadg $nd daplya#, whather tt be far » lot of ocrafirftjv# Japft $lfft$df bdUt «r «$• bMilt to your apaclfta4tt*R$For eomplaio <$pd IWJftWa Sa$l fgtato 8«m tn lift your propartiaB wJIJi ua, •. 1 Am * _ d . H O SPITA L 1 IS O U T O F i T H IS W ORLD n I Sneaked A P e a k . ^ B/W /W £ IU«*"Slral|Mfii •» A ir s * ! hairing- ton-eofl matIsawe too your bodygive wo support) B u t mrrectly end comfortably—on * 8aeJy Compact enrloerri motel htad^bns with tilt giar ai)«t automatic cord, lock LIN O LEU M Beat crad* and • big atlaction af patterns S ire S X 12 • raal a$vlng from our regular , ‘ price ----- --------- Picture Window DESK WROUGHT IRON with formica top and.roomy t draw era----------------J M igatlpt Racks; Telephone Stands, Record Holder*, and (T 00 Aitt Standi. JjaO O Platform ROCKER and ottoman Coll Springs or«r “NoBag" . . .. Large Slza.......In Groan. or Tin Plastic. rrfl Rag. $89-95 «....... — J J / |J |J Walcoma — Glow Ip tha Dark DOOR MAT Ruhharlicd for Long Wear Rag. $2.89----------------- - S quire GRASS RUGS for your Florida Room or Parch. Boat Grade. Wa nuka It $ay alia to fit---- --- - And A m Going Bade For Tha OPEN MOUSE Camptotk Aaaortment ef COCCO K1TC1IEN Stools Utility Tables and Sen-era 1 m w . l t f S t — P h o n e 14?5 •Ru. Raal Sgtftta Brakers D a«*ry,fU . Natural liaet EASIEST TERMS* 4*Drawer Unfinished Hardwood C H ESTS w w *$p b Highway 17-BJ jUulk Om V tleep "1* e a*w"t 4MH M. tn.tiN . Venetian Blinds IN YO U R BOOK! i V We Deliver T H IS DOWN T H E NEW 195B \1 M0 MUTTONS, MO BUMPS, NO LUMPS H w rw a iflit l \ » I U s Seminole Memorial Hospital M A R K E T ' j a c . T . T 7 ^ n r ,2Ta r T W �- __ _ ■ , n_ T H B B A N T C R k H E R A LU H O SPITA L SOUVENIR ED ITIO N _ • ii i i Poisonous Vaccine Expectation Of Life' Statistic Mow that the Seminel, Mam 'bunt! Jj it ift-stlon ii pot ao<v on th* petitlepi previously presented . on the maximum amount of “ Would you Ilka to know how Figures on "expectation ef life" that th* cxpectetlsa axial Ifospltal hat bocom* a rt 'll » i l! >t rml 'annot b# put on to the board for the bond election money proposed to be expended in Stolen From Auto much lepgar you can expect to for resident* of Florida, computed birth in Florid* in ty, « • can look hack Into Hit hi i : « lti!H i. tl ttu Oet. T meeting ba ,‘tavarai|ated.“ purchasing t * building said ho*Uve?" asks tha Florida State Board by th* Bureau ef Vital Statistic* whit** ef both lane* than far of the Sanford Herald anJ r t a rqr'lr.l inciting of th* Examination of pig* i l l af th* plt-l, tuck beard of county com­ for Uta period 1NM9U, reveal United State* a i • who!*.; aI Health. innir of the momenta when a .a t m a n y »'n;titiliilon It called. 0. County Co-mnlition'a Buck, kept missioners shall submit the ques­ Of East Doctor pilal her* teemed wishful think, I*i Cnadrni, county clerk, revelled, on filo In Mr. Hcrndon'a office, tion to th* qualified electors of Office ef Vital Statlstlca lor the thati Since thn turn of th* Now We Can Look Back In File l ?» ing. Thli :» on* that l» pal datrd Mar*:- ••tl! r’,",*"n5-"f **■» i-».» to moments. to Prospect! for Iha Seminole 3 County hospital bond iaiue dark enaj today as Investigation re m veiled that liter* will be ro bond ** —t Issue question offered to th* free­ holder* of th* Coijhty far tbtlr decision at th* Nov. I general election of th* County Commission does nol hold l special meeting before thilr next regularly achedlued meeting on Oct T. Jtlat* law provldep that a hos­ pital bond election shall he ad ?*?tl*«f ip « nawtpeper nr poated * d lf l >ftor lp;th*j«Uct|*tt n * ** ** H * ( i i T It within a month of the revealed today that the petition* Ihe county whs are freeholder* al Suv. I g .•nrial’ election and th* har* already been “ investigated" the next general election to be i. Iffiia r«Xerrndtim could not by Sanford D>udn»y, lax assessor, held In th* county, nr at a special ba Uglily held at tnat ume le. ulip . . haa. (ound . . tna* tar1 in ..nm ejection ecusd J;r '..‘•.a’, puryc.c, ca te af Insufficient Urn* for ad tlon te the legally required nuns- first giving thjrtr days notice U r of qualified names ar* signed thereof In on* or more eewspepers vrrtlalng |t. published In the eounty, If any be The Commission was advised at to th* patltlom. f special meeting • week ago Examination ef th* petition* published therein, or posting writ­ thrt there wn-tld be sufficient lime tl|«msalv*» revealed a further ten ex printed notices In «ach pre­ te put th* qu*it|u« an the ballot complication tn th* bond question. cinct ef the county, which notice if final decision to da in w*i de­ Th* petition* rail for in Issue shaU Include th* teat ef the peti­ ferred until th* October meeting. “net in txeeaa af latM.MO" wher- tion and state the amount of tht The motion of Commissioner II it th* figura always mentioned In tax to be levied upon th* aliened B. fope at that meeting in put recent public discussion* of the property ef the aald eounty which th* question on Ihe ballot was matler has been “not In excess of lax shall not exceed five milts on the dollar, and be for the litu* of withdrawn tn th* light of this *700,000." L.aminatiun of the Slat* la- the county bond*, to provide funds explanation by the Courty attor ney and th* demind* *f Com­ coneerotqg hospital bond elections for the purchase of the alto, or missioner James f . McClelland that clarified the dispute concerning altaa, and the erection Utereon of whether or no* the Commission a public hospital and hospital Is obligated to put the question on building*, and for the support of um e, which bond shell ho pay­ the ballot, It appears Bom the law that able within thirty years, which this is not he cese. Th* law i id election shall be held at tha placet In such eounty tor read* that, when th* necessary ust petition hat been submitted and voting upon eounty officers, end approved ai qualified, the “board shall he canvassed in the aarnt ef county commiastoneri shall m. nnir as th# vota for th# eounty rubmit the question to the quuli officer! la eanvasied. Th# ballati fled, electors of th* county who tn he used tn any sleetlon at which ere freeholder* It the next gen such hospital question fa submit•ral election tn be held f» the ted. shall b# printed with a state­ county, nr at a special 'election ment substantially t | follows: railed far that purpose, first glv “For a .---------- —— mill teg leg thirty days letir* in «ea or for * bond Issue for a public hos­ p >r* newspapers published In th* pital, and for maintenance of lima; eounty." I wag pointed out by Mr Hem Y E S --------— — don (hit the1 Commission Is dl acted by lew l* put the question NO— -------- btfort.th* public at "th* next gen­ eral election" or at a special “ If a majority of th, freeholdlection called for that purpose* era who are qualified elector* and hence the Commission is not shall participate in aald election *qr' . ' to put th# question on *i a majority of tha votai east he bt.*. jl for the Nv. 4 election- at such election on the proposition Anoth-r point not yet cleared so ruhmlttrd shall he In favor of • In the controversy ts that th# said tax for such bond Issue, the *w requires that the exart mill- Board rf County Commlistonari u of the tax gaquired for th* shall levy a tag so authrirrd, OoTTJI issue shall be put on the which shaU b* collected In the '• not th* maximum posalhja l i n e manner a* other taxes are collected, and credited to the hos­ mount of ll.e bond Issue. The text of th* law fn point Is pital bind, and shall be paid out oo th* order of the hospital trus­ % follows: ‘K 04 Publlr county hospital.*: tee* for Ihs purpose* suthorltcd editions’ election; establishment by this taw snd for no other pur­ —W enever the hoard of county pose* whatever.” commissioners of any county In the State ' Florida shall be presented with a petition signed Auperitllloiii people iicid to by five per cent of the rasldent think the! liverwort*, smell green freeholders of such county, asking plant*, cured liver diseases. that an annual lax may bn levied fot the establishment and main­ Crawford V. Long, wai th# first Mian JANE BKINICOMBB IB shown at Iha cabinet where surgical tenance of a public hospital at a doctor to use ether ai an anastheinstrument* ara stored. Hundreds of instruments, completely alert- plee in ihe eounty named there­ tle tn aurgary. say mtdieal hi*, llr.fr!, ara stored In this room of double cabinet*, (Photo by Jameson) in, and shall specify In tali) pe- teriani. - w *** H 1rV! t't at Ve oafaiae<»t«ni>n * w, *iaura .- * i .1 e i J ' EASTON, FA. HP- More than 40 period 1I4B-1M1. battles of a poisonous vaccine — capable of killing a human being— lelantiita think the first men etwlaa Ire **— —m i vetrrtsoriaa’s to reach America thousands oi car here Monday. Authorities issued a warning yaan age aemetlmei killed ■ spec­ that tho vaccine, used for treat­ ial of bison which might have ment of x cattle disease, can kill weighed 1.1*0 pounds with harm a person If It enters the blood­ stream — even via a cut oq the alt feet from tip to lip. hand. \ Or. Sherman Am** Jr., told po­ Iodise Is aometimea produced lice his nation wagon wai broken Into while parked to front ef hi* (ram the tih of burned kelp. home. He said th* vaccine was in a metal box with aom* Instru­ brucella abortus, fa uied le prevant ments used for treatment of ani­ the spread of brucellosis, a fever mal*. The vaccine, knows «* isleetles Is cattle. Th* average whit* male at ago expectation of life at birth M ean expect 43.1 mom years of Ida la greater for white* ef .__ _ Ufa; a whit* female, 31J ; oonwhlt* aexea than for the United State* •sales, 33.0 ye**- -pd --a—**!*- !*• ■i X •**"<>» males, 43.1, At 45 the whit# male can look forward to living 3T.T more years; tha whit* female, 33.3; non. whit* m ain, 13.3 and nonwhite fe­ males, 15.3, “However,*' tho Bureau’# report continue*, “by age 65 th* difference by race la negligible. Thn white mala of 63 ean expect 14.0 more yearn the whit* female, 16.6; th* nonwhite male, 14.0 and the nonwhit* female, 1T.4." The State Health aganey aayi, "A recant editorial on longevity In th* Journal of the American Medical Association points out that at age 63 white fomalea tn Florida have th* highest expectation of life and the white melee the aaeond highest among the itatoi.” This was determined by recently com­ puted tables for each state compil­ ed by the Metropolitan Life Insur­ ance Company and the National Tfaea* lift tablaa alio Indicate Since the turn of th* ceatrar life expectancy in the United State* haa Increased tram 4TJ y etrt in 66.1 year* tn IMS (latest flgurts available)—* considerable Increase of WVb yeara “The expectation ef Ufa i t birth la about 6-T year* longer far fa* male* than for malat of the'beme race, reflecting thn higher mor­ tality rate among men The great­ er expectation value for females persist at all ages,” point* out tha State Health Board. It hi* beau shown by thn Metropolitan Ufa In­ surance Company that If preennl difference* In mortality between the aexei continue there trill ba about 46 per cent more -famalen than mxiee over 63 yearn of t i e by 1375. •; V Computation of InauranC# turn rate* and retirement fit* ere frequently baaed as Ufa expectancy tables, i t i >. i* j F®a CONGRATULATIONS ...tT O N A JOB •V-4 WELL D O N E ' «.f siVi i:.. ' t THAD L. LINGO REALTOR Grove Land Celery and Farm Land Residential Lota ♦i .. T '• • it* * -j i'fhr .■ ■ b:nk' .1 >jts *'l+s' she ■-** t. ♦uVls O VIED O , FLA . TIME IS VALUABLE— end at is* time wlH visitor* or portonnol at gsmlnale Memorial Hospital b* out eg light of a cloak. Just on* of th« timepiece* located *t corvidat intersection* throughout the he*pltal. (Staff Photo) P hone FO roat 5 - r ; • 4 , « ••* tI f ,J v->c ' I * from one institution •v •f t 1 to a n o th e r ....... rit is indeed with pleasure that we offer our most sincere congratulations to the people who have worked so untiringly to, make one of the finest in the South The Seminole Memorial Hospital ITH E EMPLOYEES M ' . . . I • ^ ... ...... ~ ‘ ‘ # . vtfivrVt jib.vl -V- I �•« J— im m m O f T U I huge kitches that will serve the dietary seeds of the Seminole Memorial Hospitel Most hospital administrator* are aware of tile fart, that Uie Ad­ an averags investment of .'p ,|to m ognita relationships an d 't* ministration Guide fssuu of Hu* proximatcly $10,000 per employe; ‘ P,r*,l¥0 *he significant alesusnta pitels Journal of the American There I. another Interesting! '■» jiH l|. fact r.-dnd te the shove figures. The author then points out that August, Is tlio meat complete and winch spells out ills nccu for ilis ,|,c usual, adinU'isCi*-.. n»c<J no. authoritative source of itatiitice wisest sort of planning before ntw P°ss*»s all three ■kills In equal, on hospitals published annually hospital construction is prider. fu"; Proportion. Usually, when in tlio United Stales. Actually, taken within # given community, the adm nistrator needs » great no1other source offers any com­ The tots) operating expenses of Uchnlcal skill ho |s not petition to that claim since the general hoiplUU in 1004 wer. Wponslb e for the coordination American Medical Association has slightiy more than half their total 1 ie¥er«l dissimilar •ctivltUs and discontinued publication of the capital assets. The problem o f ; »'•. consequent use fc f‘human annual registry issue of I's providing hospital cars Is an an •*‘*1*. Likewise,' when h* it usual* Journal. What most of us don't nusi problem and the capital funJs F for working eloseiy with people and coordinating realise, however, are the practical are raised „ ,. * , . . . their work he If not required to uses which the fascinating array of flfures published each year moSP? " of k‘"r »n excellent article ?recent* .mastermind W(iil|l l ,|M1the policies of the serves. Well-thumbed copies of ly published In Harvard Buslntss « « •» » * * •“ ■ .. the Guide Issue are found In many Review about research done at . read th* *r^ c.* 1 couldn t national and state agencies re­ Dartmouth College on th . skills M^.ctlag on how unusual sponsible for both planning and required In adminlstiation. The * the usual hospital edmlnistr*operations in the health field. It suthor classified these skills into *®r- E*P«clilly the idmlnlslrators serves as tho haste source of data thre, types. The first is technical * f OUT smaller ho*pltel-wh* must for Congressional committees In­ skill and has to do with an un- possess all the skills In pretty terested In developing legislation dcrstandlng of the methods, pro- substantial amounts sines lie Is concerned with hospital and health cesses, and techniques used In ths the only administrator on the comaffairs. establishment under the sdmin- plicated premises of the usual hot* In recent weeks, I have had ec- Ixtrator. Ths second is human pltal, raslon to spend considerable time skill and covers the executive’s (Reprint from the Jan. 7, 105(1 wilb the Guide Issue while doing ability to work effectively with Journal of ths Amtrltan Hospital some research on the nature of people and to aecurs their cooper-1Assn, by Ray E, Brown, president, hospital costs. The Guide issue not atlon. The third is conceptual skill1 of the American Hospital Ann.) only yielded some dramatic Infor­ mation on tho question of various aspects of hospital cost fa sum­ mary of the study will he pub­ lished in an early i<4uc of Jimpitals) hut also provided some In­ teresting facts regarding the Am­ erican hospital system. One of these points up the con­ stantly increasing complexity of ROCHESTER, Minn tf— Soon to openhls mouth, hospital service. The total capital you may bohcfll (rum two new "All he remembered, though, was value v.f all short-term, general pain-relieving drugs, including one my putting the needle into ■ vein hospitals In the United State* that leaves you no memory of your in his hand to give ths drug," Dr. was approximately 11,100,000,000 surgery or tooth extraction. in laid. The total beds In those Experimenting with them is Dr. Lundy said. hospitals numbered 473,(159. In A drawback has been that the JDGI there were 55:1,008 beds enj John S. Lundy, senior consultant in drug sometimes pruJuccs inflam­ (anesthesiology at the Mayo Clinic. the total capita! valuo had grown to $0,177.0(10,OtIO. Ovrr the nine- The mcmory'blolting drug is Du mation Of veins or tissues at the year period the capital assets re­ lltrnnc. It Is s pain killer or toesl site of Injection. Tills is apparently quired per hrd has almost doubl­ ahcslhellc, not a general snesthe- overcome by a method of proper ed, growing from $0,512' to 111,- i tic, putting you to sleep like either. ring Hie drug m suspensuo lorm the- •ni-sllicsilugist said. 170 per bed. It Is U hp ‘.hot some PRODUCES AMNESIA portion of the Increased invest­ One of the most interesting thing* ment per hed reflects the infla­ •bout it Is it can produce amnesia EMORY TO OIVE HOSIMT. tion In construction costs during —the person doesn't remember a d m in istra tion co u rs :. the period. The f„ct tint a net wlint happened after the drug lakes EMERY UNIVERSITY. Gr addition of only 80,000 beds was effort. It has been used mostly in Emory University School of I made during the nine-year period dental cases In 450 human trials ness will initiate a graduate pit* nerves to prove however, that most so far. gram u( hospital administration It of the huge increase iti capital as­ "The patients don’t feel pain September. A $130.DUO Kellogg sets wrnt Intu added and enlarged from tooth extnclldns nr drilli, Foundation grant will finance the services for existing beds, and afterward have no memory of course. , The investment per full-time what had been done." Dr. Lundy hospital employe grew from til,- said. "Yet they are awake and The program, which will lead tu ■ master of business administra­ 15!) to $8,077 during the nineyear period even though ths num­ obey Instructions, such as belag tion degree, will bo composed of b a s i c and advanced business ber of employes increased at the told to open their mouths." same lime from 1.18 per patient Dolitronc appears to work well m ine* plus a period of residence to 1.93 per patient. We are ac­ In tonsil removal under local an­ In a hospital. customed in thinking of hospitals esthetic. loo. Dr. Lundy lirit gave Facilities of Emory and Crawford as not being cornparuble with in­ it In such • esse to ■ man who Long hospitals in Atlanta, which dustry in terms of Investment per was gagging and having throat are owned by the university, and employe. Kuril year , fees this spasms during tonsillectomy., As utfoir, hcifljtelijn th*.area'Will be gap decreasing deapita the tie- soon as the arit<(hitIf'srt<y’|t« n .'‘ used for lecturis and itudfOl ob mentions investments industry lie rrlaxcd, the spasms disappear­ serration. continues to make in its plunU ed, and he could obey instructions P e o p le R e a p Good From Pain-Relievers •M aty agent; L. T. Frasier, local firm er, W, B. Brown Millar. County Commissioner-elect, end that much of this length Is taken mil Hirald rsportor ware shown up by admlalstratlvo offices sad through DsI.snd’s nsw Fish Me­ other apace which dps* not have morial Hospital yesterday, I The to be covered by nurses cb duty. Ths corridors ef ths hospital are group Inspected tho wards, private raoms, maternity facilities, oper­ an arranged that they can b* con­ ating rooml, and hollar room of trolled at night by two nurses’ tHe M hed hospital recently cam* stations placed at cornera so that wjgtod by th* estate of the late a number of corridor* can be kept under aurveillanc*. Judge Sort Fish, 'Thsy wore told that th* poopl# He explained further that the stf, $«Wtnols County ar* ronilally storage sod administrative space Invited to Inspect th# brick struc­ ture and It* fin* medical equip­ ment at the formal opening of tfco hospital on September 2S. S t* building Is entirely ftreygeef except for th* maple doors 1*04 door frames. Th* walls ire MVgrgd with fabron wall pqpor which i* Incombustible. Th* cellInge are of a fiber glaia material sujd tn* floors ere a variety of ta tru sa , rubber tile, and clay tile. The corridors end mors ImportIpt rooms are sit rubber Hie, and the colling* ar* of th* aeoustlcon apart In five year*,” J. E. Pollard, type which prevent* excess nolss, general manager far the trustee* The hospitel follows In all re- ef th* Fish Estate, said yesterday epecta current requiremtnts for a/temeon In Ddf-and. : adequate medlrsl facilities s« laid Mr. Pollard (aid further that dawn by ths IT. 8. Public Health th* $7(0.000 Fish Sfeniorial Hos­ Service after thorough investiga­ pital In DsLand was constructed as tion of hospitalization through­ cheaply as posslbls in lino with the out the nation, Tom Sullivan requirements of a modern hospital building Inspector for the Fish and specifications of tho U. 8. trustees, who conducted the tour, Public Health Service, Wrotainod to ths group. * He Slid that some criticism hidi ‘f i t Isn’t like It used to be,’1 he been directed at th§ DeLand hos­ ■aid, “You can’t Just go out hero pital on th* grounds that to* in aay old hern, eel up a lot of much spar* was dovotsd to storhgde and rail youreolf a hospitel. •I* snd administrative offices and COMPLEMENTS W. G. MILLER T O T H E PEOPLE OF SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y ON T H E O PEN IN G OF T H E NEW SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Miller Acres Construction Co the subject of hospitals, has studi­ ed modern hospital requirements ell ovsr the country, and come up with certain specifications as to what a modern hospital of a cer­ tain, i Im ought to have. Ha said that ha believed the Public Health Service knows more about the construction of hospitals thin anyone on a local level, and added that architects of the Public Health Service had been over the plans for the DeLand hospital prior to construction “with a fine tooth comb" and that they had pointed out spine defects which had hern remedied and which had resulted In many economies, lie added that the Del,and hos­ pital wsa somewhat overloaded on the side of administrative space sines ths offices of tlio Fish trus­ ties were In the building but said that this naturally would not be the case with the Sanford hospital. He. added that tho-rfs* in con­ struction costs had considerably changed ths situation sines Judge Fish hsd unde his will providing for ths DeLand, Sanford, and Now Smyrna hospitals,’ nothing that the hospital could havo been built in 1040 for ono-Lhird of what it will cost today. Ha said in addition that Iho trust#** were not going to build tho hospital unless they rouhl he assured that sufficient funds to provide for Indigent cases would bo ovailoliln from tax souicrs. Artery Banks Aid Those With Dam aged Arteries ly HUMAN N. IUNB1SIN, M.g. YOU can get more than money reports grafting alio I* frrqiiMi*trum a bank. U all depends, of ly eflecllve tn correcting nrtci il course, on winch bank you go to. defects known as “aneurysms “ Artery banks, for example An aneurysm is formed wh-n nost medical centers now have a section of an artery wall, wr.skthem - might bo of more vatu* •net by disease, balloons out. to you than a financial institu­ Now this not only Interferes »T.‘» tion. circulation, it might also bur.t. A stored artery In one of these And that might be fatal. banks may prevent the loss of a leg. That Is something you can t Blood Veaael Banka measure In dollars and cents. The American Heart Associa­ tion is helping to facilitate tiu-« Damaged Artery operations lor those of Huigcry to replace a damaged artery who need them by preparing artery, either with a Human blood you vessel or one made from plastic, recommendations for establlsh« | 'end maintenance of blood orlon, • nylbn,’ dacron or ’dtller m synthetic materials, haa passed vcsiel banks. Th* Association agys there the experimental itage. Until recently, advanced gan­ ihotild be uniform itandards in grene resulting from a clot in a proeurement and storage of both major artery blocking ths blood artificial and natural blood rsjsupply to the leg, mesnt amputa­ ttU for grafts. tion. It H not eo today. Although QtrmraN and ANtwn amputation atilt will be necessary A. ft.: 1 have a ring of whitish tn many eases, artery gralting material on each eyeball around might aid many others. th | pupil. l i tAls due to harden*, •Defers amputation of a leg, tng of the arteries? artery arattlng should at least ba Answer: Ttte ring you mention considered U due to a fat deposit within th* Writing In a recent issue of eye. This ha* not been proven to Modern Concepts of Csrdlorss-j be due to hardening of th* arter­ ruler Disease, Dr. Robert S Shaw1ies except tn a few esses. Associate Staff Representation Is Big Controversy In ssTtrpl Instances, ths junior •r esssYlste medical staff has Jolt thft It Is not sufficiently “on th* In" on th* hospital’s medi­ cal affairs. In order to rosotvo this problem, It Is my understand­ ing that representative members of th* associate Staff hsvs been elected to sit in on the mediral beard masting* without vote. Da you fesl that hie practice should ho rscommsndodl It is assumed that your medical board consists of hoads or chiefs of ths various clinical depart­ ments, such as medicine, surgery, obstetrics. gynecology, orthoped­ ics, etc. This body represents tho •ntir* medical staff of ths hos­ READYi FOR OCCUPANCY I* this private mom a t Suilnol* Memorial Hospital H im * rooms ar* s c pital. •rUitned as thn most complete aod modern In the Sauth. (Phot* hy Jamossn) Ths associate or junior group Is part of ths medical staff, and, as such, is repreiented by ths medical board. * CONGRATULATIONS** In my qxporionco, I am not Stallnolt C oaly awar* of any situation where members of ths associate or Mark* A Milaatowa junior staff ars on the medical hoard or havo setting-in privileges at the medical staff meetings without s votoc—Malcolm T. Mac Eaebem, M.D, (Reprint from th* Jan. 1, 195fl Journal of th* American Hospital Assn.) Scmtnol# MsvnorUl Hospital Jsa. SB ' IBM County OFFIC ERS c »t. cLoS rs President B . A. WARD Jr. Vice-President ClfARI.ES a . SHAFFKI Vk*-Prs eldest MRS. LEON OLLIFF DIRECTORS G, R, Clonte R. W. Rites CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES See Wilson-Maier first High quality nssdn’t he cxpsnslv*. Rut poor quality always is- At Wilson-Malsr you isit always raly on receiving th* best possible for ths pries paid. • * Modern Decorator LIM ED O A K DESK Banking for Oviedo and Southern Seminole S EMI NOLE 'MEMORIAL' HOSPITAL Where Quality is the first consideration. . Complete Service. . DEBARY, FLA. AfltS* CORDON DEAN SHOWN airanging flowcie in one of l- c “ Flower Nooks" located on each floor of Seminole .Memorial llu-* pltal, (Staff I'hoLol W. G. Klibss C. S. I.e* Charles G, Shaffer B. F Ward Harold Ward, Jr, B. F. Wheeler, Jr, JAMES W. ABELL . Assistant Cashier - Outatnnding bnutiful, y*t m idi to last. Burn, gear, chi\> andlcracjc proof top. COMPLETE WITH CHAIR Com* mnue pricos You’ll la. . Broun around *« Note our ftname brands. Thin compare our with Interior or unknown' brand*. b* pleasantly apprised. FURNITURE CO. Uk. " I f . Never Higher at WUwr • Malsr" U E. l i t St. PHONE l i t C itiz e n 's Bank of Ov i e do, .U k u L B u m H Florida Phone 958 �Peterson Releases Statenent A. II. I*cter»on, named recently 1 in th« Seminole County Hoapital llnnrd of Trustee* by Governor M.Cnrty, staled tminy In his first public statement slum hi* appointmrnt 'that I will not attempt tn lever** any majority nrllnri taken i>v this Hoard before my' tenure uf .s-etb offire." s^eispp' r** s t f / i f .i i fttkilfe i i u d*tA JT WTMl. J K M ACM 'f , . *1 , M JCAU: cetfr l«.H tpwtl.J T/ktNTT e t t r O tTA lU P - - Insurance iiroup Adops Code A code designed tn eliminate tp!s-| companies have been added fo the Th* ruling, not n*( idtng advertising by acctileni list of those charged with false w as termed a "satbi d health insurance companie* advertising nf accident and health regulatorycampaign a* been adopted hy the National insurance policy coverage, nociitlnn of Insurance ComFTC later announced a ruling hy Isiloner* from the HI stale*, fob oAe of Its rxaminers that the Comrved cln»# on the heel* of an- mission has no Jurisdiction over uncement by tha Federal Trade this type nf advertising where It I* immlsalon that ten insurance adequately rfgii|*te(| by .t|)P aUlen. and hrallh Insurer In adopt Ihe code and follow its provision*. The rmlr htls al any advert!*ing prartlrc whirh play* up Ihe best fealurrs nf a policy wlthmil alto Hailing Its limitations. It ban* rxaggfralinn and deception; and where a sprclal offer i» made, it call* for a listing of all exrpptmn* and limitations, It *l*n requires Insurance com ... The Teething Process ^|HH- R. Jf, BliAl'Kh KUlKII, Chairman of the Hospital Auxiliary reception rnnimlltee at thn Hrrrpllon Desk of tha new SemlnnU \Memnrlal Hospital. (Staff I'helo) ■ ly HUMAN N. MMMMN, ■ ». EVERY one* In * while you euipid* a* eye teeth «i read about a baby who la bom era aa atomaeh teeth. 1 with a tooth. com# In between the While a youngfUr'a teeth ael- elaora and the drat mo dnm are rlalbl# at birth, the The four aerond ernwn* of his baby teeth are fully grinding teeth naually formed at thl* time. In fact, they tween the age nf 32 tt begin forming In the Jawa about two and a half year*. T fire month* before the child 1* fartheat back In the t born. the laat to cone tn. w___ I- - .___ Oeeatlonally, the n r LOWM wr central or lateral tn Generally, the Aral teeth to raiy coma (n c.rooke< appear are the two lower central r u u they will atri Inchon which come la between themaelraa a* the b the age of tlx and eight month*. old#r Somewhere between w ren and However a baby m nine monthe the upper central erookcd teeth or a bar Incisor* appear. Thee* ere fol- may ra, tn h, n, owed by the two tipper lateral treatment at a later t Inchon, dlreelly alongalde the Tt#thing aeldom mi upper central IneUora. dek, although he may Moat children have all eta of dty or two because hit these teeth by the age of one year, IOTti although the time tha teeth come ^ to may vary greatly. The flrrt four molar*, or grind- ^ , ” T* ing teeth, appear between 11 and .?!! is month*. Your tot will get hU ^ four cuspid teeth around II to 31 . month*. The cuspid* are the iharp-polnted teeth a l the ear*n £ nen of hi* meath. ” M* 60 B®*one eAergle paren t T» Upper Cuepfaie * greeter tendency for Some perron* refer to the wppar to appear a l an earlter It Is With. A Feeling O f Gratification - NfKfltC AJAR*|0| - - • • 1 -- panlrs In list in a.I her of companies so rharged The Commission said Ihe ten compa­ nies are guilty nf falling In meet fair standards of Ihe Federal Trade Commlliton Art. FTC Setback On December 3, however, FTC hearing examiner Frank liter granted a motion hy Federal Fife and Casually Company, nf Ratlle Creek, Mich . that the Commis­ sion's ease against it lie llmitnl In Federal's activity in llhndo Is land, Mississippi anil the District nf Columbia The examiner held that all other states, exrepl Montana and Mis­ souri, hate adequate regulatory laws. There I* no evidence that the company advertised in either Mon­ tana or Misanurt, liter *<s*rtol The ruling is not termed final hy FTC. A* surh it may lie ap­ pealed, t lleptinl ‘from the Jan. I. litjfi Journal nf Ih* American Hospital \ssn ) IV.or to releasing hi* xtalomenl Mr rcler'iin’* Ma lenten! tid­ ed "lliree re|pitaidn and aide at­ torney* a* to the legal aspect* of the employment of no architect nr architect*. Ills decision ta nlible by llir de­ rision that the stalemate whlclf has existed on thn Hospital Hoard »lnra Hr, H, F. Sennian'a death In Mareh ha* now been broken and the appointment of nrehllrrta K, .1, Houghton Sr. of Sanford and .tame* (jumble Itoner* III of Win­ ter l’ark I* confirmed. Op Monday llonpitul Trustee •John Evan* brought. Into the open a smoldering nbjeellon by hlntaejf and Trustee Victor Greene aver the airlilleit* selected previously, ('hairmnn T. K. Tin ker and Attor­ ney Fred Wilson bad gnu* on rernrd a* favoring the firni of Houghton and Rogers. Or. _jfeaman before his dentil Voted for the local architect*, Mr. Peterson* statement fol low*: K\er since my appointment bv finv. McCarty a* a member of the Hoard of Trustees nf the Semiliole t'minly I'uldle Hospital, and particularly sine* the tinobles of Hie llonnl lime i.een abed in publie, many demand* have been made upon me tn declare my stand on ho existing controversy o v e r Urn employment of no » n li|. lias been on llonnl merlitlif -inen iect. | .el in* stole bet* Ilint there my appointment, furthermore. I have had no par* in this runt ra­ vemy. sod have conscientiously avoided favoring any niile. Per­ sonally, I feel that bickering of this kind i* beneath the dimity nf this rtnaril. The Hoard should avoid enleitng Into personalities of any kind and act only In the best interest of the piniert foi which they were appointed by Ibe Clovernnr. I have refused steadfastly In diseuss this subjert or take any part in thia issue, although I have been rmuprlled le dn a lot of lis­ tening since my appointment to fill (he vacancy caused by tlm dealh of (he lair Hr. Seamsan. A* a member of Ihis Roald l will have no nnlhnrily nor dn I think (t proper for me to attempt to re­ verse any majority action liiken by this Hoatil before my tenure of nfflre. I will have no rhnire blit In abide by whatever action » u properly ami legallv token by ibis llomd With this in mind ami In order l hiss | plight have proper legal EUldanrn I seemed person­ ally the npininji* of three reput­ able arid aide attorneys as to the legal aspect* of the employment of an architect. These attorneys are unntiimmi* in their opiniona that the Hoard nf Trustees by their action taken on February 21, IHM base obligated themselves In the Aseorinled Architects K. J. \ nughbin anil .lames (iamlitP lingers of Hanford and Wittier I’aik tesprcllvely, This being tli" ra*e my artlnn I* nhvlotja, I cannot upset the previous artlnn nf the .1, Imve rhnrgo of the maintenance at Seminole (Stuff Photo) Hoard. Inasmuch ** b Is the opin­ Till-: SANTOIM» H ER A l.t) ion of my attorney* that a definite HOSPITAL ROOVENIP obligation exists to Houghton nod EDITION cUnger* and that they am entitled In compensation, I cel. see no pur­ pose In discharging them and, pay­ ing this fee before the Hoard ha* an opportunity to see whether or not the plans they submit arc latiiiafnrlory. I do not think that the question of employment of an architect is •>nrlh) of all the run (us Ion and ill feeling Ihn! is belli;, generated by attempting to rrcale aide* niiouig the cHlsena of this cone munlly. Only ono achievement is worth the white and mettle "f the Hospital Rourd, »nd that is to sr Seminole Memorial i re a *jiit.ib!* Hospital fi*r Semin­ M's ! ole (‘minty with nil dispatch. Per Hospital ( > sonall.v, I shal dedicate my ser­ vices on this Hoard to that rml. The Hoard nf Trustees cannot delegate their responsibility to any architect or firm of arrhilccl*. It ia up tn the Hoard of Trustees lo sre that ftominnla County get* the most efficient hospital for BEST OP the money to he spent for this purpose. If that l* not done, llto CARE Hoard, NOT llta nrrhllrrl, is re­ sponsible In the people of Semi­ FOR YOU nole County. I do not think (hat a pnhlln participation In thl» equnhhtn over an archilect will a rh Ieve any eonstnretlva purpose; this Is the Hoard’s private fight, and it I* up tn the Hoard to settle it among themselves ami g«l this hospital built as anon ti* possible. In my opinion that l» their job. If this Hoard la Inrapable, of meeting (his tcxpnnsiliilitv and cannot perfrom their du­ ties In a manner that will gel u* a hospital then the whole Hoard, Including myself, should be re­ called nod Ihn Governor should appoint a new Hoard that will do Hie job. 'PiIs is plnin talk, but I heliem that as far e* the hospi­ tal is rnneerned the ritirena nf this community want some plain talk. I ran niily hope Hint nt lenst Ihis one time the peoplp of thin community will net in unison *o that we cm secure thl*’1 much needed institution. Every Ones Talking About TOPS IN COMMUNITYr SERVICE The Beautiful New Seminole Memorial Hospital That We Express Our Appreciation To All Who Have M ade Possible THE BEST OF CARE FOR YOUR SAVINGS S&mhwlsL VYlsUVWhwL ZfnApitnt And We Think Ar* A* Proud Of It As We Are Of O ur Tires, For “More P e o p l e Ride On •ifoodycar Tires Than On Any Other Kind” It's Something To Talk About Too. . 113 S. PARK SANFORD PHONE 222 - 223 Phone 408 SAVINGS ft f.OAN SANFORD �DON’T GAMBLE ON GOOD HEALTH , ONE OUT OF EVERY THREE FAMILIES WILL HAVE A HOSPITAL BILL THIS YEAR What You Should Know About Your New Seminole Memorial Hospital! THERE IS A DIFFICULT J O B AHEAD TO O F F E R YOU THE BEST HOSPITAL CARE AVAILABLE AT A REASONABLE PRICE. BLUE CROSS NOT ONLY HELPS PAY FOR HOSPITAL ROOM AND BOARD, BUT ALSO GIVES VERY BROAD COVERAGE ON THE OTHER HOSPITAL SERVICES (SUCH AS USE OF OPERATING ROOM, OXYGEN, ROUTINE DRUG, DRESSINGS, ETC.) THAT ACCOUNT FOR THE BIGGEST PART OF MOST HOSPITAL BILLS. 31 DAYS OP COVERAGE A YEAR FOR EACH PERSON PROTECTED UY THE CONTRACT. BLUE SH IELD HOSPITALS MUST PAY FOR TOP N O T C H EM­ PLOYEES TO MAKE YOUR HOSPITAL STAY SAFE AND PLEASANT. HOSPITALS MUST ALSO PAY FOR THE LATEST EQUIPMENT TO BRING YOU THE L A T E S T METHODS IN TREATMENT^ AND THINK OF THE EXPENSES OR AROUND THE CLOCK OPERATION, FULLY, STAFFED FOR ANY) EMERGENCY. ' i PAYS YOUR DOCTOR ACCORDING TO A SCHEDULE OP PEES UP TO 3230 FOR SURGERY IN TUB HOSPITAL, HOME, OR DOCTOR'S OFFICE. IT ALSO HELPS PAY FOR MATERNITY CARE, INtHOSPITAL MEDICAL CARE, AS WELL AS X-RAY, ANESTHESIOLOGY AND PATHOLOGY, ETC. HOSPITALS SPONSOR BLUE CROSS DOCTORS SPONSOR BLUE SHIELD AS PREPAYMENT PROGRAMS TO HELP YOU M E E T THE C O S T OF HEALTH CARE. BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD ARE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS. REMEMBEn, YOUR HOSPITAL 18 A NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION . . ITS SOLE PURPOSE IS TO SERVE YOU IN TIME OF NEED. A PART OF THIS SERVICE IS T H E H O S P I T A L SPONSOfe. SHIP OF FLORIDA BLUE CROSS AS A MEANS FOR YOU TO BUD* GET HOSPITAL EXPENSES. TALK TO YOUR HOSPITAL ABOUT THB V A L U E OF PREPATD HEALTHCARE, IF YOU WORK WHERE THERE ARE B OR MORE EMPLOYEES ASK YOUR EMPLOYER ABOUT S T A R T I N G A BLUE CROSS - BLUB SHIELD GROUP. OR WRITE TO BLUE CROSS FOR INFORMATION ABOUT'INDIVIDUAL OR FAMILY PROTECTION. FOR INFORMATION ON A PROGRAM OF PROTECTION FOR TOU, MAIL THU COUPON TODAY I r o r> a FO P iH O fFIT A LiC A R I y 1 M«n tot FLORIDA BLUB CROU-BjUB RtlTELD .Da*. MC 1 M B. CfttMtal Dr OrUitf* Fl». PIm m Mill im c m pitta tofaraallM about tba Blaa Craaa �o tv c E U H e n a n TTAL SOUVENIE EDITION Doctor Applying for Privileges 'W eeds Practice ■-rtrfut are mme of tne qusidic"tHms lhat the credentials commit­ tee should took for In evaluating gpplicanU for the medical staff? JJRrktly speaking, a doctor applyt t for eiirgicet privileges should have three or mire years of prop­ erty supervised training end exritnee. Surgical privileges should granted only to well-trained and recognized surgeons, such as fellows of the Ameticen College of Surgeons, dlplomalcs of one of the various specialty boards, or others of equivalent ‘training and expert•nee. The credentials committee should the promptly review and evaluate tne qualification* of doctors applying •o r surgical privileges and make ’recommendations to the governing hoard which tall final authority In each natter*. Any delay in prop­ erly investigating applications is •n evasion ef responsibility on the pert of the credentials committee Bird unjust to the applicant. Tha general practitioner should be given medkal staff privileges •ommensurste with his training, ■experience and ability. He must work under or through the thief nr head of a clinical department, who will know what he te capable ef accomplishing with efficiency and safety. The general practitioner should MA be permitted us exceed the area fat which be U considered compo­ nent. The type end extent of privi­ leges granted can be adjusted as the general practitioner Increases <Pfete knowledge and experience and demonstrates sufficient akifl In ■pacific areas. It must be remembered the hos­ pital incurs a legal, as well as a moral responsibility, In permitting physicians to care for Its patients. ■-Malcolm T. MscEachem, M D. (Reprint from th# Jsn. 1, lMfl fournal of the American Hospital Asm.) -; H m*- ■ ft .1. - | -, •■}■!jLr'jk-L'jHfl.;:ji" IffFit ,'i1jJ ■)'eJA L 3' C C lien t Questions Life O f Equipment BMUfAtft*£%■ i M M 1 ef emergency. (Staff Photo) Woman's View On Hospital Given By SANDRA BERQ Herald Society Editor From a woman’s point'of view the now Seminole Memorial Hoepital is "fabulous". 1 am speaking for myself, of course, and 1 hope the lm pres sin Is shared by others. Tuesday, Jan. 14 I waa taben on e tour, with radio and newspaper men and women from Sanford and Orland, prepared eepectally for the press. All through tha long halls and sunny rooms I kept thinking, "what apace”. Those georgeous colors— greens, not Just ordinary greens but pale and pleating to the eye; sun light yellows, petal pinks, warm browns and harmonising be accelerating the depreciation rate. The American Hospital Asso­ ciation^ Handbook on Accounting, Statistic! and Bualneaa Office Proendures for Hospitals, Section I— Uniform Statistics and ClaiiifUitlon of Accounts, itatea that IS years is generally accepted as th* estimated lifo of a therapy ma­ chine. We would aqfgeit that yon nee this period of 'time even though a rental agreement provides a new machine every five year*. There Is undoubtedly eom* salvage value on the machine at the end of this five-year period.—Ronald Ax Jyd- One of our clients recently purHbassd a deep therapy x-ray ma•bine. Although the manufacturer ■gross that a 15-year aatimated Ufa of an equipment item is gen­ erally correct, ha euggesta that, ,tt modem equipment la desired, 'five yeara would be a bettor figure. Vhat ta your opinion on the eeti- atruo. toited lif« of Bill equipment? ~ (Reprint fro* til* JtB. f , i m Writing off thd deep therapy Journal of tha American Hospital Assn.) greys were need throughout. I dwell on the color green be­ cause K items to be predominate, /mother amating fact to not* la that the noon, of plastic tile, change patterns again and again to break th# monetany and the usual dead vHtite eolor can hardly be The beds and furniture In the rooms along with the doors are or wood. Usually metal la found in most hospitals and look! cold, even to a visitor.The windows a rt large snd lo­ cated everywhere to let tn the Florida sunlight. The view from tho second end third floors brought a whistle of admiration from onlookers in my louring group as the lake can be seen per­ fectly from all points. At I walked along little things caught my eye. For example, clocks! They are located every­ where and telephones; there Is a phone in every room Including the lounge*. Another lnterstlng thing to note Is tiiaUIn every hall and In evary room there are many extra wall socket*. The flret floor, nr ground floor carries a color scheme of d a rf green with a lime green trim, pleasant, no? On th* second floor th* hall eolora are petal pink (rimmed In A-tory Rght pastel ytok. this you Will have to sr*. The third floor boisfs the deep green again with the light* green color. AH rooms, I noticed, opened to bath rooms tiled and completely modern. The rooms themselve* carry a variety of eolor srhemes neglecting completely the dead whita. They are pleasant and restful. In the operating rooms, and slmlllar rooms, misty green Is used extensively, I ssked "why" and wai told that It reduced glare. AH the rooms are equipped with wall thermometers to Injure per­ fect temperatur* control. Ducking under tic pipei and gadgets of the machinery room, wher« the elr conditioner! and emergency electrical units are lo­ cated I noticed that nestnrss is the key thing. Everything seems to be so ctean. The kitchen hi a thing of Joy with huge refrigerators, sparkling utensils ind the most modern equipment "on the market.” Even IT Is done In pastel colors to In­ sure coolness snd has the Urgest salad mixer I have #rer seen. I understand that many people ■re going to give palms instead of flowers ao lhat they will be use­ ful. On the Job now, as they win he when the hospital opens, are the ladlci from the Hospital Auxiliary. They greeted ua at the reception desk and were reedy to answer any questions and help la a*f way, , „ i ceptlnn desk In lh» front which la very nicely fumlahrd and an ■ddrd attraction. The chilil patients *i> really go­ ing to be pleased. Thrlr room Is very pleansant and cheerful and the new beds are really something to see. All Ihn rooms have beds that may be Isolated by means of a curtain which may he pulled completely around the entire bed. Also as an added precaution I no­ ticed that tho semi private rooms and private rooms are equipped with two lights to lhat In rase of an emergency another bed may be added with little or no trouble. Also the rooms, to be used as sun rooms and contain comfortable furniture plus ■ spectacular view, may ha converted, tf ne^lcd, Into lick, rooms; Nothing has hern omitted- The emergency mom. In rase of ac ridents #le., is fullv equipped and for ronvenlenr# the elevator is located only four iteps from the rooma and open* on both sldt-s. Not a second would be wasted, You can see how enthusastic I am about It. but why not sea for yourself at the opciYhouso Sunday afternoon. A complete tour Is planned for your convenience. It’s something for us In be proud nf. d.iteh On Oct. l, IKS, mother atop w n tikrn toward making the bond lsiuc, and the success of th* hospital s r"!:*r stsrr'SrtS te a newt reteatn a* of that data, th# President of the Board of Trusire* of the Bert Fish estate called on a solid vole for the bonds. Herr la (he nsw article as of that date: * The people of Seminole County most assuredly should vote for the bond issue for the construction of a hospital here, according to 'ranee* P. Whitchalr, Under See•ctarv of the Navy and president of the board of trustees of the Bert Fish estate. The atatement wai made in a telephone conversation with George Touhy, co-chairman with Judge Douglas Stenstrom of the Chirm*' Hospital Committer. Mr, Whllehalr said that all the trustees were capable and broad­ M FOR SKM1NOLI Memorial Hospital (a Mlsa Rosemary Colvta. She !e shows minded business men and ho felt a recording equipment te maintained for doctors te Iran sari be thsir Instruct! confident that they would not othar sections ef the hospital. (Staff photo) feel offended by a favorable vote for the bond*. On the contrary, borrowed money. "There are Just put mony into something tbit it. medUfne aed ef he added, |t would demonstrate to many hnurdo la this method," that the people of Seminole Coun- he said, / y were willing to support with An Imporisnt step to be taken funds realised from the ssle of at Ihn earliest possible moment, bonds a project that the trustees •aid Mr. Whltehslr, Is the forma­ of tho Fl«h estate hope t com- tion of a, hosplla* district, simi­ plrte, under the terms of Mr. lar to the one In Volusia county, Fish's wilt, without railing on to meet hospital maintenance funds that might he available If costs and operating deficits should fewilnele Canity the bonds were authorlxed. they occwr. "It Is a well estab­ Tho positive action of the free­ lished fsci that hospitals do not Marks A Mil—to— holders might never have to be make money, aed It will bn an Implementor! and bonds therefore evidence of1the seriousness of purmight never be issued, but It pose of file people of Seminole would h» a fine isfrty factor, the Cmmty who want the hospital to Trust President said. get this | essential action behind The policy of the trustees has them as soon as possible," con­ been listed many times before, tinued the Trust President. continued Mr, Whltehslr, and The Board members would like ^ Semtnofe 1 9 there has been no ehang# In their to feel that they have tho en­ eagerness to build a hospital In thusiastic support of the people Memorial H o tp lfal 'Sanford Just as soon as fundi to of Sanford and Seminole County do so were available or Immedi­ in their eftort to give them the Jen, *9 m i ately In sight. "Oringe groves are hospital ae soon as possible, the not money," he said, "and conver­ local comm Kleemen were told. Of sion Into money ef non-liquid course, no course of action or W E Know THe Value O f assets mutt be done at a time plan could please everyone, R was when the market il advantageous stated, but the one set up by the If the maximum amount ef meaty Trustees and Use plan for tba pro­ GOOD H O SPITAL CA RE * Is to be made available for hos­ posed hospital are basically sound. pital construction." "You may be euro,” said the govAsked about 8>e poeelbfllty of ■eminent official, who should know the Fish estate effecting a eon- a great deal about tho Federal itrurllon loan soon te order to attitude on the subject, "that beclinch the allotment ef fends for tho govsmmeot agencies apmad* by the government tor the proved the appropriation of funds local hospital, the Navy official for this hospital, they checked tbe * RESTAURANTS * * said that be was ef the opinion plane carefully and deemed them It waa "bad business’* far a pad- trtoqmri* to meet Muir exacting V A LD K HOTEI, m m M S i n s . p a r k [demand* That* agencies will not 7 In supplying fuel gas system « and gas for the Seminole Memori Hospital we are / proud to have had a part in t\ * V ’ making it possible. DIAGNOSIS — Worthy of C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S To Every C itize n -o f Sanford and .Saminola County Lance -ft -............ H ........fcJuillttil i: ii._________ ____ i \" Ah. - ' if fil �^Countless praclatloa because th# men P eople bore them wer* In the “last pusii" , Uiet reiuJUu ih lit* dream's tremformoUon Into real* Ity. Yet despite their Intense in* terest In the project, they were to be denied the happy satlsfar* lion of seeing Ita euccessful com­ pletion. To theto. then, ie given by their many friend* a special acknowled­ gement of their teal la the pro­ secution of # worthwhile civle undertaking and heartfelt grati­ tude for all they did to bring Into fruition this fabulous fount of modem but sympathetic medical tore. Mental Hospitals In New York Said ofDr.tho1.origins! T Seaman served as on# Trustees, coming from Altamonte Springe for the that undertook the plann­ To Be Overcrowded meeting ing ond contracting of the build­ atate eepaeltiaa- Because of bl* promisees# la pghlfc unit*. It « u no aeeidlflt that hi wii to position but* •> but* loaaior tad u County AUomy to lend his Influence to stimulating Interest In tad establishing no a uwd baits many of tba myriad of dotails that formed th* foundation of tbo o«'* EDITION the plani put Into blocks, mortar and sle d Hi* Utotii Ut«t took him from the building site sttd from tbe planning board (n his cam*.!*, the (Inal phases of fAV Lfiw'J'Mf tf'A .rr.x.to. wiyt to complex In such an under- Ihe hospusl as a vision luliUltd, be taking, wort capably handlod anJ was denied the Joy that would havo his ieg« co'iastl guided many of been his in seeing the doors opened thi toddling stops of tho Infant for the treatment of thoae who** rojert. For this, moot auurodly. Uinta*, like his very own. merited o will bo Identified with this the tender, sympathetic, ruretlee grand effort In tho county ond will cere of sueh aa outstanding #*• havo tho andlaio thank* of those ample of merelful medicine. familial with his Uleptod eoatri- To th* endless list of all who have so generously given tipi* afli button to It# succosi. Ellon J. hough urn Sr. early to talents in the completion of tj|tt his career ai in architect was newest of Seminole County’s fee. brought faco to face with the err­ turns In Us pi red* of progress goes ing Med of a hospital and was sincere think* for everything that asked to draw plan* for • suitable b n been don*—but especially for building. H u y hour* to th# y u r t then four trill bo railed nraytrs following h# (pent to adapting of thanks, for to them waa denied plane, drawing naw one* — ever th* Joy of t«elng the fruits of their striving toward th# goal of seeing labore. E REPORT! OVRRCROWDtNO IN ing. Hie experience as a phy­ sician and as one who had pre­ NEY YORK MENTAL HOSPITALS viously participated in the open­ NEW YORK - New York S.*t#'* mental hospitals are 23 to 30 per eent overcrowded, and overcrowd­ ing Is Increasing all the time, Dr. Taul H Hoch, stale commissioner of mental hygiene, declared re­ cently to a lelevUlod appearance. Or. Hoch said (here were UB.ooo patients to lb# state's mental hoepltals, an Increase of 3.000 over the previous y«sr. Ha euggested a broad, statawld# program aimed at relieving the problem, Includingi 1. Intensified treatment to stat# hospitals, 1 State-sided psychiatric clinics and other community faculties. 3. A program ol research Into causes and treatment of mental illness. 4, Expanded training for psyehlitrista to ease personnal short­ ages In state hospital and other facilities. Th* commissioner said (he state would spend 1330 mUtlon for con­ struction of four new Institutions tn relieve overcrowding, end, under the slate's new community mental health services set, communities would receive slate eld to ftosnee mental health facilities and cli­ nics. ing of a new hospital waa drawn on frequently for guidance. Much of the efficiency of the new hosp­ ital may b* traced to his pract­ ical foresight, and h* will long be remembered for this. James F. McClellandd s i one of th* pioneer residents of th* coun­ ty was ever Interested in Us pro­ gress. He was convinead that atabla advancement was tied In definitely with the avail ibillty of adequate hospital facilities, and he worked l« obtain them, Ai a County Commls sinner and as Chairmen of that Board he gavo hit talent and hi* leadership to push th* planning of th* proposed hospital end was eager to make It one that would bo second to non*. A wide awake community (hat would insist on th* best in its hospital would bs th* wide awake people that would demand also, progresi In other pheses of their lives, he believed. He was convinced that, hand in hind, hospital and a progressive spirit would team together for a GREAT rounty • and was sit for this. Devnless of advancement will keep fresh In thslr memories the substantial rnntributlon to It that was mad* by this civle servant. Lloyd T Boyla servsd his neigh­ bors in many ways In government LET US ALL BE PROUD OF THIS TRULY BEAUTIFUL AND MODERN HOSPITAL . . . Wm. E. KADER, Jeweler Phott# 357-W ■ — ^r - in il n i) Seminole County M ark* A Mllaaton# hospital/ Mrs, Harvey A. Bwanson, President, present* llarry Wnlr, New Evidence Seen InWA5H1NGTON MentalID-New Illness evidence k i t been offered eontradlcling a Common b#Uaf among many doc­ tor* to il Mental iltoeii asioclitsd with aging 1* invariably du* to hardening ol the arterial feeding letontiita of the National lost!tut# of .Mental Health laid that •tudiai 4 aging to rati hid ahown that larg# numbers ot brain cells pen actually disappear to tha aging process while blood venal* feeding the breto can remito healthy. They described to# restart!) yeatarday to science writers miking a tour of eertatn psychiatric toatltuUs la the United Btatei and Canid*. Other doctors making the tour Mid th# llgnUlcene# of th# finding 1# tbit U revival a concept gen•rally bald until recent yeiri. These doctor* gave this outline: V ita a few yeer* igo, selentills believed that when mental illness occurs le aa accompaniment of agtgf—end it do*s not oceur to all tfe# sged-lt cm bo caused either by hardening of toe blood vassili feeding tbo brain or a gradual dotartorittoa of brsto c«Ua due to AAM| g ftif HUM, There Mu v* been post mortem Endings, they reliltd, tost some people l*b» had developed mentel illness due to aitog hid no evi­ dence of hardening blood vessels In tho brsto, But they said toe tendency of many doctors In re­ cant yeiri his been to bltm* rets*! hardening for all cues of / Mental Illness m odeled with egtog. They eald tha findings in to* fa ll gives new and revived support to the ulder concept. And the reMarch work, they added, might larva to stimulate new research so nail down th* procesi Involved In ovdiniry "senile dementia" and periupe lead to finding other presently unrecognised eeusel of mental illneii In to* aged B. E. Purcell Co. Disaster Planning Topic For Meeting Dlisit-r planning and hospitalipeelsllit relations are among it topics on th* agenda for tho Amer­ ican Hnapltal Allocution's annual Midyear Conference lor Prrudcntv and Secretaries of State and Re­ gional Hospital Association*. This year's conference will be held February 8-T Jn toe Palmer House, Chicago. Speakers to addi­ Administrator, a check for the purchase of a Hl-L# bed being used in tha new Kemlriols Memorial Hnapltal. (Phot# by Jameson) tion to AHA officials include state association officers, Two luncheon reelings are scheduled, one (saluting a report on the Joint Commission on Mental (linen and Health, Tho annual president's reception lakes place to Ihe Crystal Room February 6. From M mtoulei to an hour will bo alloted each ol toe topics, with group discussions to follow;, Th: February 0 teuton on dim - ter planning features film clips el the New England flood disaster and a report on how Connecticut moved to m*»l ‘L# rrisls The group will breal up for discussions, fol­ lowed by a gcni.il critique. Tho hospital-specialist un io n Fehruary 7 will nvlcv# recent de­ velopments gr ns rally, as well at more detailed accounts on th* status in Missouri and to low*. (Reprint from th* Jan. 1, 1I3B Journal of the American Hospital Assn.) SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ^ J in , Compliments To: The H ospital Boards The People o f Sem inole County, The A rchitects, The Contractors. And To The Many Other People Who Have Worked So Faithfully, Smpfy go off-electric I h'l more economical to go alLalecWe I# your kitchen and laundry than to vs# • combination of funk. |#*JdM offer eongrnlulntlonn to the economy, you g a l these advantages— , SEM IN O LE . , M EM O RIAL v I H O SPITA L t J —rw**— , •. . . �WFim M K tm B G m . HOSPITAL SOUVENIR CDITION' ' THE SANFORD II ERA IT. w 'SsA.i*.’1 T It's Bast T o K eep Still If You Have Laryngitis WITH laryniULi, the beat thin* i IJe will probably nuke loud enw& to do la la shi < up—after you cell1Inf nolaca Issuing when be to* your doctor. I bales. * Acuto catarrhal UrysglUa can I Keep the patient in bed and be caused by any of a number or protected from drafts. Do not led thine*. It la a fairly common him apeak. Use a Txportssr e» symptom In lnfluensa and men- steam kettle to keep the M A alea and sometimes occurs tn per- moist. son* with pulmonary tuberculosis. Penicillin frequently la hatpfit. Orer-uis of your voice, per- Your doctor might advise that II haps In shouting, can also pro- be given by Injection or by In­ voke an attack aa can Inhalation halation three times a lay foe of hot or Irritating vapors. three or four day*. The chief complaints of an Applying hot comprsssea to the adult with tills disease a rt an front of the neck might help Irritating cough, soreness In the children with laryngitis, larynx and either complete or There are several drugs suck partial lass ot your voice. In most u apomorphlne, chloral and pecasrs, the symptoms will run tosslum bromide which may help, Uiclr coprso In one or two weeks, but these drugs should be tusd Children, however, sometimes only under the supervision of experience more dangers because (ho doctor. \ ' — T r , * r ; ,u“r a There U also a tendency toward M,! ** V?,r.° *5? Product_on a reflex spasm In children. P,# m‘ rket that will permanenti ly destroy superfluous halrt Awoke T antisd Answer: We know ot no prepA* Symptoms seldom are alarming ration that will permanently is* during the day. but the young- atroy superfluous hair. The 0 * 9 iter may awake terrified at night known method of removing hall because of dlfflotilty In breathing, permanently la by slectmlysfc A (lltlHJl* OP KANKOItH RIWANIH Club luemhu s about to be takon on a tour of the Scmimle i Memorial Hospital. Members of the Hospital Auxl try xervo ns guide*. (Staff Photo) 1 , X | T1IK KNUNC1ATOK AT the'ncrvo renter on carh floor- This gadget allows tha nurse to talk with the patient without leaving her desk. (Stuff l’hotu) jt,r " ' C o n g ra tu la tio n s To All Who Hnve Contributed To Our r'lnc ( - ' ”Mtil ■|Jp55 v ::-' J*bI«rA • ft* - i l-.ti. ntii m Phons 1TSS A WONDERFUL DAY FOR THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLB COUNTY— OPENING THE D O O R S , TO LIFE, IN OPENING THEIR N E W | SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ^ A VII'W OK TIIK, MODERN kitchen at Seminole M -morial Hospital showing tha runga and serving table- (.Stuff Photo) ‘ KMKKCKNCV KNTItANCK AT Seminole Mentor ul Hospital; It Is to this entrance that ambulances will bring patient* lo tha hospital. (.Stuff l'hoto) ---------- By BENNETT CERF---------------- I A I1ALDINO CENT, In his Into fifties, felt his pep slipping I I awny, gnd went |(> hjR t|oc,or for n chcck-up. The mod Icq announced, "Nothing wrong with you that carrots, and iilcntv nf them, enn't cure. Take us tunny ns you like." A monlh Inter, the doctor noted n dis4 ) tinct improvement. "Just go ... on rating carrots," he pro3*751 scribed. Tho pnllcnt Jumped HAULAN, Ky. W—llcfore the nearby Jesie Creek School can re open, one of two things Is needed— a new.bridge tv » teacher willing o row a boat. The bridge leading In the >r Innil was broken down re­ cently by an overloaded Iruek. James A. Cawood, county schools superintendent, mid yesterday, 'Wo Just can't find any teacluv who will row a boat across (be river.’* You're really m issin g something If you don't Congriitulalliiiut Seminole Memorial o lti* IIo H p ita l EVoirt Front to Jlselc of thin Souvenir Edi­ COMPLIMENTS TO THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ON THE OPEN ING OF THEIR NEW HOSPITA! tion are many examples of J a m e s o n ' s Fins Photography. The riot of today’s Inirk claims and rounterrlaimn can’t blind you to genuine truck values when you insist on getting tlm fact*. And the chief facta you should avoid missing nre these: Eirst, I lodge truck firlcoaaro down with tho lowest. Second, Dodgo bigger payload rapacities and morn efficient uimratlon cun savo you money every trip. Compared with other leaders, Dodge given: -A Most Standard V-8 Power In tho entirn Hr-ton through .'l}£-ton range. •ft lllghrst Pa)load t ’aparllle* hy aa much aa 22% in the 1r lon plck-ujn; hy as much as 7G% in Urn 1-ton uxpmu. •Jr Shortest Turning Radius—for fouler park­ ing, quicker maneuvering. -A (ireater llody Capacltlea hy ns much aa 152,7% in tins 0-fiMit express; hy os much an 151,7% In tlm GJ^-fuot pick-up. Moreover, drivers like tho fact that Dodge gives you thn largevt cubs, providing morn tilproom. morn shoulder-room. And that Dodgo given you greatest driving risibility, with as much ua 21% morn windshield area. You w<*nt your next truck to novo you money. Why not make sure it syilIT Just phono your Dodgo dealer now—ht'U give j/ou Iht /act*. �i ef fc ; lx *1 H -= r i t u ^ *•]; p n h t x l l » i a c f ' j te r re ; i f « J ^ t s i c t Q » > t j to 4 i i?r*< *» l Is. i itn ie x i : n t i « r! th* u u n a fctst&s 's a » t * r ?l » < rMfcaa ^ ti* r-it *iJt{ ^****,1 „ ^ stefyutgi , r '” !'J 2 , ! ’ 1, 7 l t j : fTU!4t:ito» A? Ci* |C U iir J > i r i C f J He rrtxt &$tT U tx f m d s ... ^ r j ; /ti* ij r w f ^ j . ,fe*—~t p io a s ? * t a . !-w » •! I FrnC ta e * b» , 3 .11 • « * w tj£*«> e * ed * r* t Swc* i t i r r i t i s j |£ wl Tie b-3**arx t»2» s £ t* td* d r . s a u ernct ■ J ir t r , lii t t it m to 1 U S J S I lIK t a U * IJM S S 1 to « to to e « i l %t *rt*rarsed: •*< *?>•**»» »v*':»id* f n » n » I 1 ASc* *! t-ytf* t» be' •**«>*• et r r - » * m to rvt e ' r y r frr srfit ftp y raiao ttS y a «♦** * * * » * » • *w „ f that t » r » *< <vtic* ir»j». w d 2 Drisntfc* C ftb tf •- meet ******* *S*r « ■ y*M to fc* stw#J T_» frspx « * * * »*•'- «< ’ * * *7**^ *:mg uourss Cii'erej Dy Mail Kow Avsiia b!a tM H k 0 to Jt» *>it meat JSRII » to t «*» B t o t * * « r'rw li be *V*i£iii*4 (Hr* e a sy «* ***k '* * * t.r.M s i r r i M tn, (r> l t b r t w . ^ *J* 1 ** a » t a f "»* ctiteS4 ;.. h i K t r i per * * a ? W at ear*W srrrjay «( p r x t i t t l e -e rcvt i » s ' n s ' We fcrr/xiel?) r. » n r i Im shwv tkxt. aatoj Ti# c i s t o r at wkafe r*t» ttrf O i a t o n S i M t net N * | :r* * * k r au a t ( n u i t e U t o 't f k w r t « h » ito * t Afttr ■UumhttL (H itt t « j b s H * « i t i n be** r U b iu itd tor (to*c.-r ft*-si to tts t t r i m f r r . *tir t'H ****'- t« * * i* g »**d r r s tm a t i* CM1 promptly r i l e ire * 1*'■ rztt!p j tsees axrf f n p m t i A it-irrlifd r f*J:a i t * i-:*M t«=? stack. '^ry may stow that the - . , |V: H 1Do « | 5s»» h-s*' =rr-»M ^ ffrftin e a lH csu ei : r t r r ? r —t t * ei» »t »« t " : ***t, i ‘»rt**Je| *s4 f tn x trtU J » ; f» -j» p :eb.<*rl- »• .1 i-set jj e : : « « : s s « u i l . r r> niL,TT.f NY. - A r : m ijcrfrM # w r i t n fc->i;Jil i t erva'-st ti» p r p i r H k r tt* Arstfkn* Ai'4tUt;ofl «f flrtpftt! A w e a u r /i la w h t rh* ti)?i Critfriitir. T>* mm*. .(Wbri ts t'-e b f.t weifit r s n l yields are tan or three dotIsis a ir* th ia the raw costa ci the r ts tt, c i ’a, t a x and p a n t xi» mere etraomlcsl tor these M ils rnclide toe libc. costs. ’ -xim aa bfse&ts may axi be r*tchM tl t i t product pirtbesed Is I 37t sr:«piab>. For ersapl*. vtal. cutlets fria-Lh# sbw iW at to AS per (0 3 d m»y sM be as tender and fx.cy s i leg. veal cutlets costa* toU per po-icd. % Stafisrly, e*a s cjjked ribod u : k ‘w t from a chick tender or r'l-selder elid be ideiufitv* from **"t ret tro a tie rmadd Does a rk ebrp we.^bag tare# ouacoi oak very dilf*r*at from cae jf t daplrtiaa the ror-. ■T H I MOW H llli the I'lU/ioKt can Sr. till r i n p |» m i for a •etgirng fvir o jaces? Cm you B t'-U r i^ Mr*. P. .'*• a aril ttlfrfii!tiii a: XitMeUI llo irf.ii. i ”_ ni t> » - i t i Hfia teU * aether turfcey-a-la-kiag Is rlmt'.dtf( lira toattjf as) >lii too; liana (1 jv tt bp J i tenon) male tro a he»*y weight, tow cast turkey nr cm fly towIT w»* co.rie, an aon-vvetmee" ^ p , ;irM*. ir» Jit*ha#;*d A fifth f# t» r is achlering mailPublic Relations fr'm th* tsioclatim said. Dv they Liuitly lt» '# befoie the mum btatfita txom meat purchased Assignment, bvJi are-wintiag V n rreslf I1* tenporatur* control exarIdeas Are Collected k, , 4 . to *’-* eovluig. Haw raeny u - . . . _____ , proV'fr* sud e i n r qieitt'ns see, E rjr.r?** pt.-ss^i. Ilire r.iny -rmnlM m e iU \ *• .............. , ... p r* 1 iT *2 1 rvmplrvd by the it'idcct^j »' :!1 "i*11**! ' *■*t *..•' <VKIUKDUM eia b* .M f»’f W .*V» I V ni, euxllliry. ntwi^ttfH ,wl iVejti.er,. D « |i a/fecl sum bcr]««nR *P™ t « • t,e 4 L " « f f f 'Ltm*. "Faf£y» are graded and19 n* '1, /employree'anl guests served’ j nertnlng thrmkage by booing (hot# from other tovipfutsT Inter tiled In frtib td*as siri se-v tech- j turned to him with corrections] Allendicc* at noun, or -ver. * ^ "**1 before cooking or do dear.d comments by the Imfructor. m i l. Do jots know how many are* r**»'d tcan houri la carving nlTues? Subject matter of the eo’.-s* expected so that the meat estimate|overcome or Jutt-fy this ddlttta Th# Ohio Hvipltsl Aitviatloa's li r i»l;r»-g at f-Ui-.*; batlc prts , cfll-rms *;'h lii# artusl c**d? dal? Are th»rmoa#t*rt used to| eblle Relations CommiMe* o r c ries el ece'-untlng, specisl J-sr S Consider complexity ol mes ch»-k oven th*rraists*i and to ac­ rently la busy cvUecttng ld«as aid n it and ledgers, patients’ ac tv be purchased. Ihe wtes, ••rv.cti curately de'ertnlne d->n*a*ss? 1! all of the above points are examples of hr* to gv about de­ rrunts recet -able procedures, prr- t t p-rad aid totsl p->rtl:m avail veloping public relations materttls. psid and accrv*-! tacorae and **• able f.-n-n the who!*:*!# cuts T) msidered in selection and utiliiapenfs, accountiog for the payroll, y.eld of a 27-lb. full rib, wacn^iea of meat, «e should be assured There are apecitl'Tilei cn ley hospital equipment rccorda and of more meat on th* table at a processed. topics, all neatly cataloged and depreciation, accounting for cash 4. Consult standard portion glide tower cost. This, la tu n , will please hound Into ipecial fold"! for easy and Interns! CNUrrl, fbsc-tal and standirdiied recipes. A atind- and berflt the patient. It will In handling. The folders go out cn stsfemenf*, hoipitsl accouoUng sr I portion guide, such as the AHA crease the administrator's eonfi ten-day lota to any Ohio hospital practice art. Jl liter Menu Food Purchaiing dene* In the dietitian at a tree on requtiL The Association foots In th# future, ether counts in 'Guide, shows tha un.t of purchase, executive. the postage bill one way, i the fe*ld of hospital accounling.weight In pounds per unit at pur- (Reprint from th# Jan. 1. IIM fho ■*’ pubUe relations "lend * :1 be offered. Areas to be cover- Ichtied, tile of aerving portion end Journal of tha Amerirsn Hospital tag Ubriry" was bom when the erl ir'lu'fa lha vnuehtr lyricm. servings per purchased unit fur Assn, br Citric# D. GulUcksoa.) Committee, bounded at overy turn dtpirtmcotal iterin tln j. hoipital each cut of th* varto-is km.lt of U Information, called on Ohio Invaitmanu, ita>«mtata aoalnii, mtst For eiaopl*, tf yon bad a MORE HOPflTAL BIRTHS hospitals in send In sample patient in i roit aecounllnt. requirement1 for 2M servings ci NEW YORK - Hospital births booklets, personnel pamphlets, re­ Th* Importinea of I'lt'ioal* rcast limb, th* guide thorn that cruitment programs, collection aids tralnmi in hoipiul acenuntlni li the unit of purchase It leg, bone are definitely on th* laeraate. —everything and anything of is- Indleaied In thii oommtnt by a la, and weight 7 lbs. There are More than • out of 10 babies In the leading boipltal admmiitratof: !2 servings par purchase uoil United Slatea were born to ho*UresL "Th* green ihad* dayi of hospi­ Thus, dividing ZtO servings by 22 pltala to 1912. according to a re­ H*epotoao was overwhelm in* Aflar preUmlnary sorting, several tal iceeunttnf are cone fa rem ; . ervirtgt per purchase unit, a msr port pf the Metropolitan Life In­ Company. The propor­ folders wera aet up for aseh cate­ the prtienldsy hoipllal account­ ket order of 11 Ifgi of lamb, bone surance tion, v/UOf In 1U2 represent** gory, Th# Committee plant to keep ant, with eoit reports, budgeu, in, 7 lbs. tech, would be Indicated about 3.530,000 hospitalised births, food cost contro!i, and 10 forth, A standardised recipe will indi­ than up-to-date. hat risen appreciably since that Th# library, kapt In th* Ohio has within his provlnca an cate tha total yield, standard serv­ year, states the report Between •orpllal Association offices In Col- opportunity to mak« a real con­ ing portles, total number of por­ 19(0 and 1952 the proportion of umbut, la dttlgntd to aupplament tribution to baiplie) admlnUtra tions, unit pries and unit cost per hospitalized births to tha white materials from the library of tha lion. Whether your accountinf U ingredient of the recipe at well ju population Increased from 39 9 to «(JY H. IHKrriBLD t i l l UP TKUINICUN—Sheffield wilt be In Am.rieaa HorplUl Assoclallon profteiaiva and a real loot «t the coat per serving of th* Hem. * 95 T per rent; th* percentage your management or whether It ebarge of both tha X-ray department and laboratory under the dl> Sam pita are strictly "local" In 1* merely recording figures for 7. Study meat yields and rela­ among roawbltea to thla same per tion. -ilp of "aa purtbaied" artf iod Increased from M.T to •cope. teriiun ef tha staff radiologist and staff pathologist. Sheffield waa posterity U up to you. There's a (Reprint from tha Jan. I, IIM Job to bt dona, . . and it ought to edible portions" cotta. formerly lha rhlef technician at tba Seller!»da Memorial Horpllal In Pabokee- Hla medic*' technician * deyr** » is received from the Jvtsrntl of tha Amtricao .tospltal be done right!" t/nl**ralty of Teaea where he mejored In Hematology, f,at*y Mr, A iu.) liieffiald taught this subject at the Sam Houston loitituta of Tech* Only IS par cent of tha workers Wo art proud fa hnv# boon eh s«Iogy(while completing a rnurea In X-ray taul* McKinney will be french canalbeate ordinarily in tha Unitsd States are self-em to iiu till tha LAWN on tho spa carry metal arms to awing pas- ployed, statistics of tha U.S, Census tha assistant technician. 1sugars an and off, Bureau reveal. clous grounds of the now b in t e-rwir.T? H 'v sw rt fit 9ttt J M jiV t, **911111 fcj *1 r e n n f-r e t ii Jt3 m tie mca!’ ) ♦Ti"*** RNlgacrnff With rcadirg*; 4 check deUrcrrf wc-fuct hs a rveogstred f 't n a U r r u s e r j i - j l n t *r»-'*y aH s?*cltl trr'miUaz l> o tuadred Otitises l i**d p^r-.hire order, asd fjiy a d frv m l p a r r wfuebj*0; 4 erf*TH»» c i i - r j n t * meat e*ft appfy r - 1*7 s' arcoaaUsg fstdaOi*»s sV .Id t* det'n-iaed The r.*a'*!i fa b 'lp.ftl accoaatasg * tiffs so-st be tsiea to S'jppJrnesf t.k* ittt, im v st acrari'a r;»»t estimates: Wf*f’e ipec il problear pr-> 1 Pisa a bjsic n est pat'ens ter k» *• *;:b se!ecf»d pr->?or i«**a (ersnlsology iriiU M e./^r|j occur, ^ a , f , dis cadvre *ad n iin r j msfertat Is provided to j*■J9 *ct ht(h 13d I r r *4)t tfesis bridje fh» h* U p bftween lb* cc.-h y * cuts aid #»tesd*r items. A 'ru ri'elr dete/mire the cier'iil end kvipiial appr-iscb r.-mhtr ' i i-tdividols tv be served Tl * stadent d'?s t.‘A c*- t J pro- pitiri-*, persoeael, act j*e*fs> *Krj« k-sraledr# c.f a*eo’«fjsg. bu-^ 1, Provide f*T "tecoeds"; deter would bt piepeied, if he washed..mi-.* pr*pfr m a fer each s m tn r variatlds in t» -tele a second sstc-fjfcr ta; t <*ip errreat I AM PROUD T O HAVE FURN ISHED T H E B R0N 2 SEM IN O LE M EM ORIAL H O SPITA L PLAQUES USED IN T H E NEW • SEM IN O LE M EM ORIAL SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL N U RSERY i FOR ALL OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. Compliments T H E SEM IN O LE M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL • PLAN TO ATTEND OPEN HOUSE SUN. JAN. 29th. A Fine Institution To M ark a Really Fine Community . . . C O N G R A T U U f iO NS “ FOR BETTER —Floor Sandinsr and Finishing —Cleaning and Waxing * SEE M. Gleason Lake Mary Phone 1562-W FREE ESTIMATES 155 Seminole Memorial HoepUa? Oa a Job weft done, by all Um maap ;]> ' t f k concoraad. D. Rountree H O SPITA L A GREAT STEP FORWARD FRANK NOEIL, JEWELER “ W h a n T o Go Fo Tho Name* Yoq Krow** 110 S. Pmrk Art. P hoM 1394 « LAWNS • NURSERY STOCK ' • LANDSCAPING - t 604 ELM AVE. Phone 1716 R A N D A LL E L E C T R IC COM PANY • Btndiy W uhan Crosley Rafrtgtratoni and Rangoo Croeiit TV NURSERY AT FRENCH AVE. AND ORLANDO DRIVE #11 Magnolia Avo. 1 ft �-4 \ f’jJlS.Tr ftJt’V' • . rClllMtvisl iuuU, m J' •>*.« j»M .thej "Thlr aieurei a t m atoally t l )t,070,000.oo for conitrucUoi purposts* W* must iceke our pitot t. build our nospiul within this amu-inl uiilass we h iv . assur­ ance from tha Trusltts of tht Irish nslato that tha ti»Q,000.00 pro nils ad to Samlitol* County will bo avallabla for eonstruetloa purport Tamna or W nfruriaf an' arttgl# that ap- ttogexi, to prewar* in* - essential Z^a’ml sere prepared «•? -»»V» * •M peartK la tha’Sanford Harakl OB w Tua*4ar. BratA l«*- J. CWuldarabU progress toward the .••p ro m u t leading to th# atepa of p actual eOnatruction of tha proposed " * « a wr flanlaola hospital, w a • achieved at a-tnaotlng of the boat«-v ptul board .0 trusted held Mat v*-. night at.the'Bt.Johns really comparty oJJirv. • Board ,Mambert present Inelud, ad T. B. Tufk#y. tha chairman; A. B. Pefcfftep.' Victor Ortene. John V ; W. KvpnA.iOd Fred B. WUeon. .Vn-JMMU'Qf tb« proposed hoe■ Use beard’ approved a resolai! a tlon with regards ta the hospital ? three-mUl Wvy,.g necessary legal 0 atep ta ewngly with aetlea prtv- Vo t u k drafU and Us draw up a contract covering tbclr portion of the ’proJ*gt, They will prepare the plane and ipeeHlea'ioni, aa tha liberal plan, SK7, tha seventh plan submilted, wai approved In 'general, at the meeting. Membcri of th* medical ere. fesaion were present and their spokesman,j isr. Parke, salrl* that tha plana hid tha- approval of that group. In response to questions op the aubjeet of alrcondltlening of - the hospital, Dr. Parks s|W that tha ibrdlral group.regarded' the coat of alr-eondllioalng the entire. boapita! aa prohibitive, bdt ilh a f/ they would like alr-condlttonlqg of tha opceatlng, delivery arid mi 4 ary room*. ’. . ' In ronneetion with tha hospital SEM IN O LE ^ H O SP IT A L - ncARTiwi M EM O RIA L WE EXTEND OUR C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S ' Mc ' R e y h d l d S Store Coraer Sanford A 25th St. • SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY ON THE SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ODEE'S SIGN SER V IC E rilONE 1021 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PEOPLE OF SEMINOLE COUNTY ON THE OPENING OF TH Eip NEW H O S P IT A L ... STAPLER'S PHARMACY 316 Sanford Ave. .■ • jw tests and that tha costs would Involve eapendilura of from to 11,000, The hoard authorised looking Into securing of a-firm.Us handle this part of tha prog/am, after flrit securing cost estimate*. There was considerable dlicuasWm then of Ui» best methodk with which to proceed with th« flnancIng and alio the matter of the funds from the Fish estate. One of the most Interesting high­ lights of tha avsnlng was that of tha reading of a carefully-pre­ pared statement by the board chairman, M-. Tucker, who pre­ pared It for the benefit of th* publle, to that ell persons might b. acquainted -with th* progress nade thus far end of all steps aken. Mr. Tucker'e statement folowe: in view of the fact that I have beta repeatedly asked, at kavt you all, "When are you beginning actual construction on the hospi­ tal?", It Is I*' opinion that s rnnise statement on progress to d^t and an outline of necessary pro coiure yet to be followed befor actual construction briins would not be amiss. In fact, I believe most of the people of Semtnot County «l]l be pleased to rtcalv a definite progress report. Te begin with, you are all famil lar with th* events which finally culminated In a vo’a hy the peo­ ple of thlg County on November 4. 19 >. favoring the raising of M00,noo oo bv a bond Issue for the pur­ pose of building a hospital In Seminole County, these bonds to be retired hy a tax levy of three mills on the dollsr on all properly su1, act to iuch tax on January T. 18.13. After the affirmetir* bond elec­ tion November 4, 1952. and the uhseqiient appointment of five rustees by the Governor, the new trustees'' Immediately requester the ’County Commission to name fiscal agent for the purpose of ssuing and selling Mflfl.Aooofl in on’^ j to finance the conslructlnn of our county hospital. The Board of County Commissioners then id vertlsed for bids, and on February , 1953, they accepted the hid of and employed B J. Van Ingen and Co., Inc., and Gundy and Co. as fiscal agenta on a fee basil at 1.1 r . r f*nl on P»r value of erl ■ « !< ! n IIA A AAA AA n a J A btflui sold up Ito f.VM),0<>0 pn and .9 per cent of par value nn all bonds sold in excess of *300.noo oo. Meanwhile the Fish Eilat* transferred thrlr commitment nf m a n Oobo n u n i u t n t , ««a will rteall it waa tht consensus of opinion that Hanford n*ad» a hos­ pital of at least *1 bodi. With this goal In mind, avtry teonomy must bt practiced In ordtr to keep tht cost within our means and at tha asm* tlma past tbi rigid gequle#mtnta of tht HUl-Burtao Act. "With thaso fteta you will undtrstand why wo cannot prtparo a llmttablo for ronst/mctlon to btiln. If I wtra to . vesture a guest—aad It It purtly a guessrI would say that If tha fitral aienta can accomplish tha salt of thasa bonds htfora tht first of tht year, If dta architects hart thtlr 'drawing* rfariy for* bids by January IS, aad Wa' all should realist that It will take tha archi­ tects three or four months to pre­ pare working drawings afar this Board b it finally OK'd thtlr final sketches, If a-satisfactory bid la rtetlved from a builder thirty daya thereafter or hy February ISth, It might h« possible that eon- • •••' ?; W ffte •',• T im SANTORD HERALD H O SPITA L SOUVENIR itm iao lo C o u n ty 's U f | W l So wring M achlng D t i k r E ity n d * C o n g ratulations ( a th a Cmmtr*« F in s Now M a n o ria l'H o s p ita l ED ITIO N itriictioa could itg rt' by March 15th or April 1st, IMS. Lot us hope to and work hrra together In harffp ^•hUs.o'thli an^f | l it M ai l 1 "I ftel that wa have really made progress, even though It was alow. Now 'h.vlng arrived at a real 'Jumping oft plaer, l want at this t'me to axpresa my gratitude to the Board of County Commlaalon•ra, and th# eounty attorney, Mr. Boyle, for th splendid and wholehearted cooperation which thry have given to this hospital project lo bring It to our preacnt Hate of progress." 323 E. FIRST ST, Featuring Whit#,-*.. Domestic * . NteeM-Elna NationallyfKoown Sawing Machines EMPLOYER GET SHABE OMAHA UP—Th* Shannon Con­ struction Ce. pissed Into the hands ef Its employee today. President Norman X. Shannon, .30, tald "we think It's the belt way to kttp i good team tegelhtr." He will ron tlnue aa prealdant and all eight employee will be directors. Shan­ non will distribute the IS3.000 of rnmpany slock by gift aad pur chase. LOOK OVER OtTR'LJNE . Especially , Thn Economy Model "White" FOR I I M ojar S A LES-SER V IC E-R EN T A LS Samlaolo Cotutp Mark* A MlieateeM with us thl| evening, t am aure they will reiterate thla asiuranea, to you, providing their sketches re­ ceive your approval (anight, that they will proceed it eoce with, working and spictfleatieni with full knowledge that this Board can only pay them whan th* funds are available. In other words, they a re , agreeable to extending credit to th* Board of Tmiteei. Befere lik ­ ing our archlterte te speak, I wait > to mention fineness. “A§ you know, the bond lesue Is for MflO.ooo.no. We have as­ surances that grn.noo on assist­ ance from the Florida Improve m«nt Commission, which la the Florida agency for the dlstrtbu tlon of Federal funds under the IllJIvBurlon Act. will be eventual­ ly forthcoming. This money Is not avellahle at present. In acrordgnr* with the rtguleiloni pertaining to Ihr payment* of grants under the Hill-Burton Act—we will receive a percentage of the total grant, f the percentage Is to he determined by tn audit of our books) when 23 per cent, so per cent, 73 per cent gnd •3 per rent of construction has been completed. It will taka ap­ proximately four week* to procen •arh of these paymtnta after Util audit Is completed. SEM INOLE j M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL '^ J a n . S in e tT h t Organization Of Our BuninesB, We Have Always Stood For Progress A Development - - • It lx (} ratifying, Therefore, To All Of Us To See The Hoped Of So Many People For So Many Yearn Realized— WtE W A N T TO EXPRESS OUR SINCERE CONGRATULATIONS TO EVERY INDIVIDUAL AND FIRM WHO MADE POSSIBLE THE EVERY ONE C O N N E C T E D W ITH DOG OUR THIS NEW, BEAUTIFUL BUILDING IS IMPORTANT TO THE LIFE WELL-BEING OF OUR COMMUNITY RA CIN G IN S T IT U T IO N EXTEN D S TOO, WHO MARKET, DISTRIBUT® end HAUL SIN C ER E C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S TO TH E PEOPLE OF SEM IN O LE COUNTY. ON THE COMPLETloiN OF l f THEIR NEW , BEAUTIFUL ■OCTTSiBA•' | '* ■BrTv.A MEMORIAL HOSPITAL \jR | AND OTHER ESSENTIAL COMMODITIES, H A V E AN OBLIGATION SERVE OUR FELLOW-MAN . . B A LL BROS. T R U C K IN G CO. 19S1 W. riral * 1. PfcoM 11(1 W. W. HORNE T R U C K J. M. B LYTH E, T R U C K IN G S. 1303 HAROLD H .K A S T N E R & C O . BROKERAGE CO. I486 Every Night Except Sunday M A T IN EES : Ge n e r a l m a n a g e r RIejrA T 1T-I2 - 8 MILES SOUTH O r SANTORO W IN BIOgT AT BgD AgBOW WED. & SAT. Photo FinJph and Timing NO M IN O RS a. PMMb Awe. <, , PRODUCE Phvttt 1104 PhaM 1414 Frraeh A rt. ,1300 f. Franch Ava. } PKaM1TW | j li) [ Jj I; �4 of hit complete atom of equipment u Mr*. R tf 1 ||U the aUff of nurses looks on. (Staff f k t l l ) o n e -m a n MBS’ WARREN ADAMS, a member of tho Hospital Auxiliary, ehown how tho aollod linen chute la used. (Staff Photo) rn * rrrA E g e t * KANSAS ASSOCIATION ILECTO OFFICIAL ACCREDITATION KOSfRT MOLOBBN PICStOBNT CHICAGO — For the Grit time ' TOPEKA, Xaa. -Newly elected in its history, the Joint Commis­ president of tho R u i n Hoipiul sion on Accreditation of Hospitals hat approved a hospital directed Association Is Robort A. Melgren and operated by only one physi­ of llio University of Kama* Medl-' cian! The Maynard MacDougatl cal Center, Kantaa City. President­ Memorial Hospital In Nome, Alas­ elect is Roger B. Samuel ton ef ka, a IS bed Institution, was given Susan B. Alien Memorial Hospital. full accreditation recently. The Hospital is run by the women's di­ El Dorado. Re-elected were: vice vision of Christian service of the president. Sister M. Roberta el Boerd of Missions of the Metho­ St. Elisabeth's Mercy Hospital, dist Church. Its medical director Hutchinson, and treasurer, Fred end only physician i. Dr. Fred M M. Walter of the Atehlsen, Topeka Langtan, • general practitioner. and Santa Fa Hospital, Topeka. "The hospital," (aid Dr. Kenneth B. Babcock, commission director, "was surveyed and found to bo In friendly atmosphere pervading the esrellent condition, dean and sani­ entire institution." tary throughout, with a cheerful,! Compliments Of Anderson Nursing e Home Campbell's Cabinets Thong 1447 3333 Orlando Hwjr. ■OBPITAl.mr BHOP operated by tio Vocpllal Auxiliary at femlnolo Memorial Hospital t o . tk the entrant* and reception room. Shown In tho pkturw aret Mr*. H- N. lilaekwolder, Mte A. type Br,t and Mra. Francis Eoumlltat (Staff Photo) ___________ offers fo n q J iir iiU a J L b /iL Six-Story Kaplan Unit Is Dedicated At Michael Reese MICHAEL REESE DEDICATES glE-STUKV KAPLAN UNIT ailCAUO — Dedication of the M. S. Kaplsn Pavilion of Michael Reese Hospital Medical Center here wae held recently, Tho block long, elx-itory builduu, n( 112 beds, which eoit $3.5 million, will ulti­ mately become the central building of the medical eenter, hospital official* stated. Speakers at the eerrmnng In­ cluded Sen. Paul Douglas (D ili.), Gov, William Stratton, Mayor Ri­ chard J, Daley, and other civic official*. The unit was officially opened by Sirs. M. 8. Kaplsn, wi­ dow of tho man for whom the building has been named. The now pseilion is located near the center of the patient area of W. BURTON, OFF1CKH MANAGER—Burton la n native Min who has coma to Florida soaking a warm alimaU for hit j, Aftar graduating from Malvara Collegiate In Toronto, Onad post graduate work at tho Queen’s University, Burtoa he Impel ill tlsnk of Canada, Hare he worked at various Jobs ally was mail* manager of one of their branchse. Later ha l-“ —a purchasing agent and esaiiUnt to tho socrelary-treaHuntor-Roso Company. Most of his work there was in .ng and stock control. An Interesting sidelight In Bur­ ls athlotid ability. Ha waa oieo a physical education Inf the Royal Canadian Air Force and has quit* * roputaund athlete la Canada, Seminole Memorial Hospital the medical eenter. A bridge half a block long and a tunnel which extenda for a quarter of a mile connect It with alt other patient buddings. On llio four upper floori of the hospital addition are 113 patient The Seminole S Hospital • o u se SUN JAN * < / «>- }i {t A iJ -mr . -Ii4i f , 1 rE # -.M il r:p-, j,J/t> ', J ** ,l-l,.'., it A A Good Work and Complete ‘Yr*.ttj1/ ‘v* ~<*¥) S Out W. 13th S t . V-l , ; ,iAA .. wner's M l Service S \v .\ \ 'V>- , * ■Vf. . f• f■ i ? ' V- A-’f >'•' Phone 2489 — ' most hearty! congratulations Tand sincere best w ' ' ^ p e o p l e who have worked so untiringly ...................... ... • C ir. I . l« t BL ft B u ford A t*. fe sfe * ■ Memorial !■ having NOW! Let's Continue The , Pre-flnlahed Birch KMehtns Tailor Madt Kitchen* Builder* Hard war* Plaatle Top* HAVE YOU HEARD ' sM m m *; {1 J if n % • * • * beds, W to a fleor, with 33 private room* and to aemiprlvate rooma. Most of tho scconij floor is dr voted to a new x-ray department for (ho entire medical center. Next to tho x-ray department are four caatrooms and a cast x-ray room. WE RE SMILING AND WE'RE HAPPY! We're Happy Because At Last "" o t h e r n e e d e d p r o j e c t s f o r t h e ; BENEFIT OF OUR COMMUNITY WE’LL DO OUR PART! DEALER FOR ACRORS THE PALMS aa s e n from the roof of tho new Seminole Memorial Hospital. (Staff Photo) For Uila la the leva of Got* th a t wa keep Hie commam menU: and Ilia commandment not grievous.—( | John ^ Wa may pnfeaa with word •nd gaaturoo that wa Io n God Md y tt by our actions wkic) ♦tolaU a n a on* of Hla torn mandmento, bo a living deala' of our protesUtioni, in eburcli or out Laving God. obeying Him. la no part-U w * h a lf, boarlad thing. Tho Long W iihed For Hospital Is A R eality the new i ■ ■ .w J1VI* T~£ “ �•< ' \ HR 8ANKUKD HbKALD tfUSWlALt>UUv&H»Ut tU iilO N i Marshall 6 . Ause Kew Adrninisiraicr 0( Brooklyn Unit A i IEW OF A samLprivata room at Semlnola Mo morlnl Hospital. Not# tho attractive spreads, sortin* and hedelda tables, overhead lljr’tt, and In'crcmnniunlcation aystem. Each room la cnmplatoly equipped. (Staff Photo) Marshall G. A u it, iM litirit H * minltrsatnr of S i. Luke's Hospitals M'l— i *. T77 -I"'.oH administrator o f ‘ too Norwegian Lutheran Ii'oconoM**' Horn# and Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mr. Am* U a graduate of the Unlver»lty of Minnesota rouria In hoi* pltal administration. Arthur D. Barnaa, admlnlatrs* tlva anglnrar at Johns Kepklna Hospltalf has bean appointed eu* partntendant of plant operation* and const rue linn at >>•"'«>•» Can* tar for Cancer ami Allied D inasa ., New York City, Mr. Bar.ia* >a a member of tha American Hoepitat Association Committer on Gerald F . Houser, M. D ., dlrec*ir of Fsulkijee* Ko«nlUl. P<Mtun,. i' 4* ' n'm 'mu . 0 '•«,»»£'."« pwtGdiT with Ih® firm of hospital consul* lanis headed by Anthony J , J . Rourke, M. I) , In N. Y. Hr. Homer n a tormcr itcrcatry of tha Mai* iic h u ittU Hospital Aiaoeiatlon and treaiurar of tha New England Hoe* pu*i Anembly. Donald J . Ludwig haa been appoinled assistant administrator of c , , (- , c H aipiu). Mar . >!"**- Calif. Ha l i a graduata of tha UnUeraliy of California count |n hospital administration, P ^ n M ^ ^ P ls n ! P “ 1# # d P ‘ . ’ .. John F . Blend, builnos# mana ia r of Jackson* Madison County General Hospital; J t * ^ * T w n ., h* * t’**.n « ^ lBUd • dwlnl,tT“ of th . hospital. ................ hted J . Bommer, aslitant adnt nlslrator of \ alley Baptist Hoe. ^rfdanclt E . Krlim an, business m in t gar of St. Ann Hoipltal, Clave* lend, has been appolntd asilitant | Up*rlnt*ndant of th« Polyclinic Ho|plU| c l(V tlin d . Col phll|p w , i lie . Mallory hat bean named chief of Walter Reed A»my Hospital's outpatient aarvlca | t \y4|ler r (W) Army Medical Ccmer 8lnc# m j ( Col. Mellory ,‘ ... .... 1 Alcisnder assistant Blindness Council of the Public succeeding Edward F. Asad who McAUley, ■JtaM M m lM .tr.',., ntM.rU.W (Hleh.t Community H n .ylt.t. Luis A. Crua Cuevas, j? * P , Cornty Public Hospital. Grcsnlleld, executlv. dlrrcrtr In the division M#J| lucc„ (,|nf th, Ut# Charles V-X, ?f M°u,p ,* P -•Pn>*. Mr. McAllley |s a graduate health o Pusr o RIco haa ha.n f , , University course tha fayey (P .R l Tuberculosis ' Hospital. Mr. Chevn. Is a gradu- V^S Lo “ • Cn • “ w* ^ r Mo,II • *• Mudgolt, Modi* ate of th . Columbia Unlvaralty CV S ,rv ic * C° rP*' b»' b (r" count* In hospital administration. « « ” « u»lv« « « l« r . . ..................... .. .. man A"my Hospital, Sin Franc sro, n £ L Z T ‘. r t z . “ til: ».«*. r. s. n ..n .t t .w l of Chartaa Chot* Memorial H u a * _________________ ___________ pltal, Woburn, Mas*. Mr. Greater v f ’^ P V '{l .'"IB Is a graduala of tho Yala Culver- ft v sity proarain In hospital admlnis- k . . ‘ tration. Ha iticcaodo Miss Sadlt E . " , ... ■ ,* / , • , ■ M acK.y, R. N. John C. Diimoa bos h»«n ap* ■ > pointed assistant professor of bospitAt s' in tho t tmli* School rtf I'liblic Hrsltb, University of Pittiburgh. It* It a Brsdusto of thr University of Minnesota. Mr, Dumas will also srrv a as administrator of tho Hi* unit of tl>® University Medical Center. Richard K. Koa, assistant super- 9 A VIEW OF THE DRIVE up to the entrance of S endnote Memorial Hospital. (Staff Photo) ASSOCIATION PROTESTS A protest against underpayment by the atate for wctfarc-patlnt rare in community hospitals was mad*j .it •'■« recent Washington Stale Ho f d Assudation meet in:: In Mca.ile. The Association estimates a $1 ttllinn annual loss m pcovldlng care for welfare natients at a mini ntim Pi per patient-day below ac ual eost. A res. Jntlon adopted by Its Genoral Assembly Wfes tbe slate’s Doi.irtment nf Public Assistance to e t*e reimbursement r.itr* to a level at whlrh they will rover arlual eosts of care. It rites iner/asof evpensea and he fart Ihnt In Washington ther# re no other facililies, inch as »*ounly hospitals, whero rare of tea of Beth Iirael Hospital, Boston, tlon department of lnturanca in Angelo, Tex., has been appointed S l t i ,B 2 S :.U a S ; J f Mont" h u bcfn wi,h ,h# Medical Infor- has been appointed to the National Washington, haa bean appointed administrator nf St. Anthotty'g Ho* r ^ s rtd County cS 2nlv H aenlU i^ Conros, cJnrol (h> Army ■"«*Sur|ffln 0 ( |« Division nomsry Hospital, of||cfof Advisory Neurological Diseases and manager of tha VA Ceruer, Reno, pltal, Amarillo ■ H f Jt f _ | u Health Service. V. ft. Powers, business manager of Bethesda Hospital, Crookstnn, Minr., has been appointed adminis­ trator of the Madison (Minn.) Hoi* pital Association. John C. Hlchard has been ap* pointed administrator of Canons* hurg (Pa.) General Hospital. He succeeds Mrs. Edith Baily who re­ signed after ten years of servlca. Donald M. Shiite, administrative officer of the Veter atit Admlnlslr** retired. Sister Mary David haa been named administrator of St. Mary's Long Beach (Calif.) Hospital, sue* ceedln„ Sister Mary Kintan who was transferred to St. Barnardlne's Hospital, San Bernardino, Calif. Sister Holy Heart of Mary, ad* mlniitralor of St, Joseph's Saultoriuin, Montreal, haa been ap­ pointed administrator of Mlaerl* cordis Hospital, MllwiukOO. Sister Mary Nlcholn, adminis­ trator of St, John's Hoipltal, San GRANTS MADE ' Grants totaling IT.IM.nM) to (a« university medical achoolg wort announced Novemher IT by tfel Commonwealth Fund, .......... Tha Irani* are unreatricMA They can be used by tha unlvor*)* lea to promote medical education in any way they set fit. Recipients Include Harvard end Western Reserve, |1 million aacht Jolumbla, Cornell, New York Unl> erally, Tulane and Yale, I7M.NI ach; Emory, 1400,000; Chlcig< 600.000, and Southern CelKw*)*k 600.000. Otficleti of aeverel of tho be a * fldiry unlvaralty have laid UM ra n ts will be used prim irilf & strengthen education In tho bl»H medical adancta and moot th i need for moro t.waed parioonal. (Reprint from tho Jan. 1, INI Journal of tha American Hospital Ann.) ? ,v U: ; 'rirt‘ H !. j 1 Intandant of St. Luka'a Hoipltal, Duluth, haa btan named euperintendent, euccaadlnf Jamee MeNet. Jack W. Rlvall auccaeda Mr. Fox at assistant, luparintsndant.., John H. ‘Duff, huslnass managar’ of Everglades Memorial Hoipltal, Pahoksa, Fla., haa Keen anpolnted administrator of Gill Msmorlal Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital, Roanoke, Va, William K. Free %n, M. D , mu . er of tli* Veteia.is Adminis­ tration Hospital. Gulfport, Miss., sinre l!Ui>, has been appointed manager of the VA Hospital, Downey, III. (Reprint from tbs Jan. 1, 11*6(1 lournal of ths American Hospital PART OK THE INTRICATE air conditioning ay a ‘.nit and soma of tho duels located on tho roof of Seminole Memorial Hospital. (Staff Photo) Assn.) > these patients raa be undertaken, "Every hospital concerned,” It statei, "actually luitaim a tub. itantial Ion for eaeh welfare pa­ tient cared for eaeh day.” (Reprint form the Jsn. t, l*S* Jmirua of the American Hoipltal Aain.) David n. Williamson, admlniatrative assistant at th® Medical College of Virginia Hospital ttitrl* ilon, Richmond, haa been ippolntad administrator of Bedford Couatp Memorial Hospital, Radford, V* He la a graduate of tho Modktl College of Virginia court# in Ira* pltal administration am) auccothla Charles H. Fretuel. (Raprinl from tha Jon. ) ' e m Journal of Iho AmKlcan HoaptUl Ann.) Congratulations Romlnotg County lltr k * A Ml loo log Seminole Memorial Hospital; >SS. M T O T H E FIN E PEOPLE IS M Tsdiy’s lo t Watch h g ll OF SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y ON fflM M T H E O PEN IN G O F T H EIR NEW THESE TWO GADGETS are the rheostnte that control Illumina­ tion In the halls at Seminole Memorial Hospital. They are located • t the Nurses Desk, or nerve center of the hospital. (Staff Photo) EXPRESSES M UCH I RATIO N Seminole Memorial Hospital FROM ALL OF US AT ADM FOR T H E H O SPITAL, AND NEW SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EXTEN D S gwaalnoto ComtF Mark* A MHwtM* TH E W ARM EST CO M PLIM EN TS OF TO T H EIR TH E Seminole M em o rial HonpUal Home B ^ ty ARTHUR J. PLEVA AND ALL THE STAFF MYOUR FRIENDLY DODGE— PLYMOUTH DEALER” K. FIRST ST. PHONE 1011 Srutut Amulet's WitcVtlutl �I.J qfu* »mduc« baiter m ult*.. *Aj *h by Vruk B'JMaJ Including 4-H elube, future farmart A very abort Alar. * *Wut t«e Small aleto aad chalk. aad county agaati. . <t . minut* project!*! Urn* wauid aei At kati ft*# flood light*., ria-a'fllfo but doaa cat bava Additional light*, >ucb aa ra­ If tha hoapital h n aa open houie la llaalf ha aufflelant lor a program, ce* aotiM a to hir* a pro- Dttrlor apot lamp* aad aartrtl high achadultd, aet up a proJaeUoo but eouplad wlih leather film rt- prAybty'belong, to- a ; i y «rmm -which -want* la • -* • ■ it, ■Uaa»'»ama;yagaa~'ai the ► baa bad creative phototic a a ta rim e , It wpuM.not 4 * lta0 a'(ta pqrehBM equips <W-M-***••' ta . l a u g h e d . ' t r i t e ’ • ? « wcaaiem d*V*« Am j*iusra*5 a tba fiatd ef audio-vlauaj equipmeat. A projection unit U now available, making It po*»lbl* to add ¥ com mtnutor'a ' vole* ta Alma arraadDy aa a voice can be toped ap e recorder. Tha aam* equipment than carvel aa irnind projector tor both plctura and voice. Once tba movla la completed, how la the public reached with It? Much depend* on tba purpoae tor which the Alai waa produced. If It li Intended to ralaa fundi, directly or Indirectly, ahowing ihould be made £ 11 many people aa poailbta. A tpfrber of aeurcea of aupply tor nadtntod* audlaneaa are: vertoua aarvtca club*—Rotary. I,Iona, Klwanla; (ho aehiwl ayitem, which’Ineludaa parent Machera aaaealadana; ckurchaa; farm roupe, ronfo ao d jfa w t.tb a film at ragu- Isirf- iz--errv; n s:.- H- K* It li alio potilbla ta obtain Uma Lliti of film* whien tteiaewMiy ob Iht local telcviiJon italloo *■ with all of your aetirRU* can ta a. imUlnlng program—If lb# film obtained through thd, American b n inuhd* Tha itollon may bava Hoapital ■Anoctatton. There arc an open Uma apot aad may ba actually hundred* at Alma whlah looking for a program- to fill la. Tba itatlon may aak for the privi­ eaa ta muiM that weqld add le g e of aclling ipomori lima-to graally ta a Alia program la yaw go with the film, meaning tb it a hoapital. Many ara avallabla fra* local merchant would aialat In get­ ef eharga. ueaptiog traaipartttiaa ting Ike manage to tba public. ckariai. » ' There would bo no coat as far ai jji lalerehinf# at Mail within Iba hoipltal la concerned. If auch open time la not avail* tha ipbara of haapltat public railable, tha alation film edlbora may Uooi would ba baatficlal. Mueb aalect film ellpe from the ftoiyhed i .a ba lean.** from ether* aad idea* caa t a ya*umutotq4r ' film, to make up one mtaut* apot* which would carraapond to talavlilon commercial*. The 1 « a ls ta ­ tion announcer would than aavra Facts On Hospital •a the narrate- for the Dim apot. Architect!, the lata HIM J. Maagbton, A.IA;„ Srijard; tad iamee Gambia Soger* U, A.IA., Winter Part. Mechanical and Klectrical la glnaart, Kenaeth Coopir, Orlando. Builder, A re a id eenatructien aoatalaad abaamtloo, H allowod tar group eathtulaam, A toccata* Compear, Palm 'teach. A ’T" ee avw largfr teJpflilaB •a rm with the movie careen, which caa ta bundrodi dI timea latter); getting the ittoetton ef BBiay people who will aad read printed material but who will willtally watch intormgtional fUmli and focuitng group attoatjen on pour atory. ! How caa a hoapital effectively H i tba medium, taking into con­ sideration all pbaua of It* prob­ lem , finance*, pariotnal aad phya* leal equipment? Pina uicri caa ba elaaalflad tato •ire* group!- ' On* A' group* ar* gv«ipa which feava tta"flaanea« avallabla Jar top quality production* through W# tie of rtcogaltad film producing argaalMtlopa Tbla la aa #*viable poaHton ta ba In and one which MirU ao pruhlama—<mly ac­ ton of a good producer, upuflly an* afflliatad with *M at tbo aamon«I aiioriifloni of motion pic­ ture producer!. Here tbq-rirrieai l creative wrltora, director*, proguoiton ponormri and tha flnaat mqwptacat ara avaltabl*. > * Group* la d a n B bava atifflclaat Hflaancaa to u«a imallar local pro'dueart who, in -noat earn, attapipt to produce film* which wilt “ aerve .tbo purpoie." Several of tbai* pro jjlueer* have turned nut very comignendabl# film*, with due a|lo->Since for the lack of equipment and 'par-ionnel. A. number of tham have a id good training with larger organtiatlrmi and luffer only becauia of the lack of equipment and peraonnal. It become* than purely * .•matter good raamolng .Wfltwr of l«iq iwqmwwB la aalaetflag the proper producer, find out > h a t they have done, preitnt your individual problem and i n 1/ they ugraip the eiaenUali. Tbit type of (producer will act, for the moat ■part, ai the technical producer •end the client will do moro at tito ihraatlv* work hlmtelf. v How ti thlp creitlva work dene? 4 to dlacuulag a film produrflan, particularly where a new uaqr la THIS IHTAICAT1 PANEL and machinery control! tba aulomatta alevatora at Braitoal* If amoriel involved, th« very flret qu*»t!*n Hoapityl. It it located on top of the hoapital building. (Staff Photo) •diked la. "What la the film titan’dtd to do?" Thl> la followed by. ""What audience la to ba raaeh*d?" Wlth tb*N two quMtleni gn»w*r*d t baeomai'mueh ayalar to prepare i h t outline for tht film. It ta the Skeleton or the aynapfli- tam**n* mhould bn appointed aa (flraetop for .a h a plctura planning. Betowaa the ilrs t group thloking, the eoop*M rtlon of lha pr«lue*r, the prapyralion of an outline and tip aetiriUai faf tha director, the film i« well on Wto way. T O T H E M ANY PEOPLE , , Thu a i l * C cytagofr, la whirti B Coat, «me,ea». (Appvorimata) Daalga, Contemporary fModam). S bade normal capacity; M hade amargeoey, by placing bade la aolariuma and a aeaond bad In private rooma vhlefc era yll I tad aka (atmi-privala). Haapttal matt* aU phyateal plant mquJremtate at tha American Hoapital Aiaoclatlon. Structure, .reinforced concrete f. me and floara. Hollow elyy tile walla. Soma cracrafo block partitlona.,I atari or *ti|cur and Aoman brick facing. Purred walla; alumi­ num ahnUig wladawi; kitchen, utility room*, bathi, operating and delivery rooma UJa floora and walla. AU Important rooma tnpulyted agalait aound irinimiatlon. Roof* end walla Insulated againit heat cold. Rubber tile flooring In corridor! and ploatfr tile In pa. Ucnta rooma. Condgetiva floor tils ob operating and delivery room floora; corridor wylli lined with waihable plastic; iptcial color achrme throughout, ualng bright harmonloui colon expretaiva at Florida onviaonmant. Equipment, latait uiad through­ out, g aulomatlo iterator!, 1 dumb waiter. Standby dltiel generator which cornea on automatically and pieka up tlectrie load the blatant ikara U a power fallura. Anatomi­ cal Incinerator, « roippartmyat body refrigerator, ataal baked ena­ mel cairwork (eablnata) with •ound-doadenad dra ri and deori. The opininf of th« S5emino]t Memorial Hospital is a. day of which Sanford should be proud, tha completion of a dream whieh b«fan 80 yeari afo. at Touchton’s job* with1the hundrsds'of oft trjjw p y who also are proud of this modern, beautiful .. and efficient Hbspjtal to hqve been selected to manufacture , and install Rolla - H ead S WHO HAVE MADE TH E BU ILD IN G O F T H IS H O SPITAL POSSIBLE. Too, W lih N To O ffer TH E PEOPLE O F SEM IN O LE C O U N T Y M AY W ELL BE PROUD O F T H E Our SincSre IS V e n e tia n b lin d s in beautiful SEM IN O LE M EM O RIA L , . C ongr*t«U ftfoyis HOSPITAL Ta Each And Everyana Wha Played A Part la Uta BuUdlat'Of Such A ticaat HeaplLai. . . ' i ; ,r '■■■/: ■ - ; ’7 v . , ^ [ **>• • ' •• �V rm tfiAxrm r* mm At© H hHniI ’’Thixotropic ’ H o a n j ’^ (nf In tha selenra of j*U ptowntof. He la currently engaged to tow­ ers! lsrg« projecta and to • atoto* bar of the Architaat*’ CamaUttoa More Popular GOV. COLLINS BEN. 8 MATH EBP leaders Se nd Congratulations Florid*’* leader* prala* Sarnie- tha rmrani nf linfard aid lamia-1 G o rm ar Laroy Collina alio tlon." Governor Collina Hid. "la • Manorial Heipltil •» tkey M*d ala Catuity avar tha opaetBI af pralard sanferd and Samiiela lymbollc of tha aplrlt nf the p*np!# iir centra to) aUrn* mi the epae- lamlaala Mamartil Hoemtal." County on tha opanini of tha now of Samlnole County and will aland ini at the million dollar m*dic*l •*Thla fin* eew facility," i«td facility b«r* Banator Hnlliad, "la ana nf whlek Senator Spanard Bellied. from I know av an ritltta of tha com Wasklniton, Mid. "I rejoie* u iLh niunity 1» Juitly proud.” Holland nid, "ThU II Juit an othap |t*p forward to tha coadagad progreii aid davalnpmaet af your araa F la m azttid * i r * ecagratulittoaa to aU who hava la tor ad to brlai tbli project to r**Uty " Senator Gtorpa Smith” *. |1 m In Washington' tar tha pr**ast a*alink of OoftoM Hid. "Hairtlalt eeagra+ujittse* ‘to S u ited aid Samtaala Oauaay am 4 atfMt achievement tfl.biildie# tha tnU< Wto * I N -Idea Uanriottar Seminole Memorial H*»Meets appreciate: BL Luka’s Hoapltal, F ane. N D . pital ’’ E li worked out ■ ayitom with local Ha addad. "Opaaisg day, J u . radio *t*td« ICFGG to prepare aid » . vtlJ mak* < mtlaitata la pro­ dlatoiMri* a noonday "Nawt Maid viding tha ftaait medical tar* far llaaa” bulletin to psHente Na da tha araa tominala County la k»*p tails; Jut *o«u|h new* to kaap tka lnr par•> w|th tha damandi of Ita rapid growth and la evar tlapt to pattont* «p-to-d»to Th* bulletin, a nea^itfer. I* cammunlty saad duplicated «a preprint ad itock CeMfWMuMe * A " W ” Har lost iact rrm rttu lttio il to paa identifying the rtitien Har* if* umpla brlafe — last ford aed samtaoto twisty Prom Armlriie* D#y. Novimpar II: waihlittm. Ha tatd. "Hippy to "»W f w r foreign mtalltari to taka tha opportunity to eeograbl wind u r Guava m**tte|* next lata laeford and MmlttaU County W adPidiy . . . Army laitaa een- on tha npauinc af |amto«!a M*© tro l of gnvernmrot la BmU, bul mortal Hoapltaj Navy and Air Fare* sat broking H« continued hi* manage. "A raWUec • • • P»*»ldaat Bliaakowar m»d#m. wall-equipped hoapltal la Jaavaa Denver bespits), ralurnlaf ona of tha fraateit m at* a eom to Washington . , . California blurt ntunity cap hava." fire bontinue* along B-mfla HI a mafHfa eeeriudad with, "I fro n t. . know tha people of lamlaala Coua The brjafa eleae *Wi 4 * wait b n ty will baarflf tpamajidouriy by ; fnree«»t. thin fin* addition to thair health /noprint from tha Jan. l, ink faellltla* and lhay ran with good * .’ ’ tail af Km American Kaapital r*a*an to proud of thla aeeom Patients Pleased •With N e w sfg |. Oi Big Headlines • ft pUrtWMt" _________________________ - aeg~ •a a memorial to the medical profetsion and lay public tharo who have doo* in much thrsuih thair devotion to the icienco of heallnf to make thin State ao even happier •Thia fine mlllloD dollar mititu- place to live " million foliar hoipll|l facility. He Hid, "Tha paopla of Seminole Cognty ara to bo eoniratulated on thA eomplatinn of th* neu SrmlnoU Mamorial Hoapltal " Tonsillitis In C hildren •VMUUNHWNMSIN. H.B. aCUTl torallll“ r la an emr- acuta uephrltla and btonchltto. Anyone with acuta tonaUUtla ■rcaant danier to you* tbUdrc.' AJthouih It la oonemon amoni batorga In bad. Aa a rula, tha doc­ ehUdran and young adulta, thla tor wUI ru trlet tha diet to liquid* and Jelltoa alnea they ara easy to dtaaaaa Mldoan attacks Infanta or •nallo* and are nourUhlng. g a i p i Tha cauaa m ica, but Apply warm application* to th* lanaraUy tha dlaeaaa to tranathroat Tha patient may dmi tnhale powdered Mptrla to help reltora tha pain. ta apidavion. U y*W youngatar to rtrlcken, ba'U prshct’T «^pldn of a auddan ehJii. a headache and an ..him pain la Uta back.Tha nry Snddarhto towaratax* may Sulionainlda dpuga, If admlplatcred, ahould to paeaeHbed by a PEy»iHan- U the Infection la rsdly aarere, or reatots aulfonamlda, ha will probably gtr* ppnlelUln lntramuacularly every ala hour* until tha child’* tepaparaturo ha* * 8 ! S t T J S f t t & w tongue Mlbiided. aiatly coated and hto breath saline* and calomel may b* lira. HI* neck gland* proto- adriied to prorlna free bowel action. ___ qnssnow aid amswxb ha will oomplain of pda upon Mr. T 0.: I hkr* pyoxthaa. Ho* thto dltotto U not ahould I hava It treated? Answer: UauaUy, a perron «ufferlng from pyorrhea ahould hav* danttot roala tha teeth to ramoat aaaaa. tha tamperatura will hto fiTuTihmit three or four daya move any tartar and other dathat neeumulata between and your youngatar wUI quickly notits th* teeth around tha gum lining. ragtlp hi* haaKh. Surilcd treatment may alTO to B^ aw s ^ U ahould brush your teeth at imnpUcatioaa. aapaddly to ahU tout twice • day. u well u tha gums Iran. *ueh to Hcmrtor, toar* can to fer th* 170,006^00 InterAmar* ... ,**o C u ltu r e ) ' ansi I. o. >00 KM III ★ ★ J. G. Rogers III Assists In Plans For Now Hospital T r t c a .Cw i w v ftfcw *t Miami. And to alee data* t number of mllltarr prejeato to Ptoacastl*. Patrlak and to Puerto Blea. Mr. Began to regtotond to flaride. New Terk and hp tka National Council af Arokttoetofto Board#- Fer i t yean b* eerrod on tka Placid* Itato Beard of AnUtoate. and wee toe P ita idmtt ftm ltd® to 1H4. l a t o n *d aa President t i tka Ftoftda Central Chapter, A4-A-. to n meNker ad Tka A i e k l U e d i a al league el Hew Tech. FlejMn AseaatoUen «f AwMtoelas lW» Ida Pedwatdan *d Art, and th* da Art AaeaalaHem. A*a*«UU areXltoat w|tk let* Kltep J M*u|kto« Br-. f*» tba Paaatsala Jdaanortal K**pttol, waa Jam** Gambia layara U, af Wtptor Park. Throuahout tha planning ataga of tha now completed hoapiul, the architaat* prepared aavan prallminary ahatchaa for eontldmtlon af tha Hoapltal Beard hare. Jama* Gambia Roger* II. waa V»rn in Chicago, llllMla, on Jan­ uary t4. 1*61, the pan of John A- P*f*r*< Architect and SHtabeth Baird Roger*. H* U .a nephew of the late Jama* Gamhla Bagart. New Y*ik arthltoat At the *g* af IS he moved U P e y tw Bs*«k, where ha a Hand­ ed high achool. Ha later attend, ad Dertmeutk Collage at Han­ over. New Hampshire, and grad­ uated with ales* of l* |I, Ha as*Jared In Pin* Art*, and waa Captain of tka Dartmouth awipamlng team. On leaving ce|lag* h* studiod at kl* father's Stellar to Par* t#n* Brock far thraa yasrs and tha« cantlnuad a* asioclato to his father’s firm until tha **ni«r Royrra' death ip H tf. H* w*» than aaswlatsd with tka 1st* David B- Hyar. of Charlastan, •C. to chart* «f Mr- Hyor's Or­ lando, office until it cloatd In J9S8. That year Mr. Rogart opened hi* own office In Winter park, and ha has since carried an a genera) practice covering a wide range of project*. With his ataoclat**, Tonga A Hart, of Pensacola, ha did tha Florida Suprama Court Building at Japap’a blr*b rata ka* dealtped TallthsMM, aa wall aa ether fa*ur than any o*k*r nattap i* State building* to a 11,040,000 modara hUtory, aay* tka Papula­ | building program. Ha has daalgn*d 16 Jails and ha* eentributsd tion Bafarane* Bureau. | to tha development of new think- IW SM AW M AM W IW M IM M Marks A ’■ • I Jam. I I IN I SeeeM w uw uM eeM M M M IF H eaa be el«R9i«d wa c o n d ean it ! Wipt C O L O N IA L C LEA N ER S l i e ft, PBlBNUm Ft! AMS*ft .. . • 1 W*! *41 vs » TO THE NEWLY BUILT. S E M IN O LE M E M O R IA L yvnxjtm -• t#r f/* . - f-A H O S P IT A L •' W E A RE PRO U D TO H AVE FU RN ISH ED ) 4 H E R O O FIN G A N D SH EET M ETA L WORK, AND IN THIS W A Y TO HAVE HAD A PART IN TH BUILDIN G A N D C O N ST R U C T IO N O F THE NEW LY BUILT A N D C O M P LETELY M O D ER N IZ ED SEM IN O LE M EM O R IA L HOSPITAL EVANS ■ ; r. rj ' R O O F IH G b ® H E A T IN G • Ml ■ ..... indbcH t * - > UOO'' -a m tm m K s m Compliments - • m EDITION Paints Getting Point c^mai in • new ahapa tk*M anf "thisntTophy’' |i the raainis ao iiaa itaJirtJy'i***.«%.** *.* mint eels becoming fluid wbao ihaken or apreid ogl under mod­ erate pressure 'h* fluid one* again gala whan allowed to pitbllit*. Tbi naiv thixotropic paint* pr* spiU-leis gel* which **t lo * jallylike rnniiittncy and ralala it US* Ian they ara ftirr*4 or fh|k*gr u i t marhataf ever 4 T**r age, they bav* a growing eemmareid appeal Many production problem* b«v. bata ovarcoma, | | d tkoat i» i auing show promt** of ujtiaift* aoluUoa An article In tba lap*. M Into oi Cbamlci) and Jlaflaaariag New* cjeicribi* tk* tpaaiifiatur* atd ebamlcal eompo*(>lto «f tk**« gd psiql*. Ona gi|aufa*tqr« eomblat* polyamide and alkyd raiiss undar ronuollad best to miha a paint vehicle aieribed to impart to Ik* PMSto a eonil*taaey that ***«n> tialL pfivaai* plimaat i*ttUy«, 'a t floating and H gltog Stlfilaf and thlaalng of tk« paint# Ip aor* mil u*« are not n*c«**ary. Sb*Ulife ititd)** bv tkv maaufacti^rar hava ibown no change Ip cop*l*t *ae. or com pout jop after Iwq yaan, A teqi-iouikt-aftor property la Plipt. thUotfo. - 1* kpawm ip Mlpl lire|*» a* "puffy" eg "fal**" M r . Tbli eoailitaney la d**irab|a algaa U produce* a paint wbteb la tklek, win cat aattja out agtaaiivaly, apab)H a gaod quaatity to ha pit bad up op a bruib aid giv»» a w*rkakia tkipq*|i wk*B warkad b*p*a»h a bfu»k . Tkv Iftlaja fUfgaito tk»t *%!}• gal patpu proaiffa avf|tq|Uy to have gnat (pfluaiaa eg tka iidq*< try, tka f*v*IuMto l* l# t T it at kaid win;* reported iwk H ml frrmity t* raid »• k t ^ >**a evap, com*, feme prablam* y«t remain, Igeludlaf a report that *em« tfaV tag material* brer' dowp tka fa) •trnetura more or la** p e m i oanUr. ipaprlqt from the Jan 1, UN Journal of tka American HoiPlill A im ) u ---------- j -- w u in w o ru n g i n n v s o u v e n ir S i - 'I J * . , *•" •'OH a • -. t’ :v*1 r4.,T �w a rn HOSPITAL ,5 Years Experience Behind Food chain. Redpea that he use* are jriRtntfcni of feed will be said net only to whet the Jadad I the planning end eooklng appetUIee of those who are ill, • Meals at Seminole Hus- but tickle the palate of the moet VtapttaL That le the length discriminating gourmet. m that Food, Berries Man- Quickly selecting hie kitchen l eerstt W. iukaoa has de- staff, the new 'malte d' hoeIs tble exacting -art. #*v , »- pitale" started an Intensive train­ ing schedule designed to acquaint OBfcaon had served Ui. a the personnel with hla exacting and qualify them to ijlqp capacity at Mound Park roqulremente Uke care of the patients In tho •^Mal fal 8L Petersburg. There hospital. /worked under eontract reis- Mrs. Jackson hat been doing ■i with Uw Morrison Cafeteria lha searching for a piece in which the couple may live, for it] of her husband's waking hours have been epent on the job, ehe said. Tha newcomers, have not hae a chance to look over the city very much since their actlvIUei have primarily been focused on the area around the hospltat. Here, however, they are plainly /out­ spoken In their delight in the heauty of the eetting of the hos­ pital and for excellent equipment In It, which they eay la "tho beet The need lor a seminulc Memorial Hospital wai carried Into the four corner! of Seminole County by ipeakera representing Iba Citiien* Hospital Committee. The reault of the effort! made by the committee and those who *po\e in behalf of a bond Usue that would come before the people, wai evidenced when the ballot! were tallied. A reprint of an Oct. 71, 1053 San­ ford Hearld newa Item givci the detail! of some of the effort ex­ pended In behalf of the now com­ pleted hospital: The campaign for the hospital bond iiiua on which Seminole county property owners will vote 01 Nov, 4 was carried by membara tf the Cltiiena Hospital commit­ tee to Oviedo, Altamonte Springe, end Longwood Saturday, By, means of public address system mounted on Judge Douglas Stenstrojn’s car the peoplo In these three towns and those along the highways were urged to vote on this Important Issue when they go to the polls. Those on the trip sore Jmlgo Stenstrom, Karlyle Ifoushoidcr and Ceorge Tmihy. The dtlzcna of Oviedo were complimented on the fine clinic t ey had built, wore told that this surety indicated ilia.* uic/ wetv in tcreslcd In .taking car* of those who needed prompt medical cora, and that their concern should be translated Into a favorable rots for the hospital In the county eeat where even more .extensive hospi­ talization could be provided, espe­ cially for tho Indigent*. At the post office in Altamonte Springs a group of Interested peo­ ple gathered to hear the story of tha need of the medical center and how they might help place tha county on a plana in keeping with a progressiva settlement nf 30.000 forward-thinking people. Questions were answered and the acute need for the hospital wai emphasised by in Altamonte. Springe citiien, Mrs. Earl Riley, who ‘ superintendent at the Fernald Laughton hospital. According to aome who beard the talk in Longwood, there la a general feeling there that tha bond Isiuo will get * favorabh vote In that precinct, It wai salr*. l,ee Cary, mayor of Oviedo, in talking to tho committee members until that they wero justly proud of their clinic and for many of tho case* It provided adequate care. f!any people realize, however, he added, that they are not equipped TWO OF T i l l n v i m B m lm m m M «lr conditioners atop the Re n Inolo Memorial Hospital. (Staff Photo) to handle tha more complicated caies, nor the Indigent!, and on this basis would no doubt vote for the bonds. Ben Jones, druggist, told Judge Stenstrom . about the same story and said he was glad that the talk* were made there bcjajie they did anawer many of the questions that ever.** -- * * * * * * * W W Y I f W i Seminole Memorial Hoepttal Jaa. n f m L IT M W I9T COLONIAL DRIVE that property owners there would lend cnwgetle aupport to tho bond lime. They emphasized the point, according to Karlyle Houshotdcr, that peoplo there had In many waya evidenced their Increasing interest In progreisive moves in she town and th. cow«srv:’ * be counted on ro iftppor’fhU- w sue. . . . From Paul J. Spencer, director of tho Lowell (Mass.) General Hos­ pital, ' eemci - word abopt a blood bank card In urn for *omo time. "In Lowell,” bo relates,' ‘‘profes­ sional donors never have been utilized. All replacements to tlm bsnk have to come from voluntary doners sent In by the pitlrnt’e 1 family." The purpose of the card, de­ signed to be carried by the donor in hl» wallet. Is to thank the donor for his voluntary service. It serves another excellent pur pose. Tho donor's blood and Hh type appear on the front, ready In easo of emergency. (Reprint from the Jon. 1, 1054 Journil of the American Hospital ") Assn.) 4■ im . . ~ t. ,. i Us,.-'.,,. r.'.fUW VVJJr- liM WE ARE HAPPY TO HAVE BEEN SELECTED TO FURNISH THE DIESEL ELECTRIC EMERGENCY GENERATOR FORf THE’•NEW SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL * * * *. (D ia were In people's minds about tho relation of the Fish Trust plans and those of tho County hospital. Ho waa told that If others In Ovie­ do had questions to write the com­ mittee and answers would bo giv­ en. Robert Cameron, Ty , electric conlraror and appliance dealer, while making some emergency re­ pairs on (he speaker system, added hla endorsement to the bond Is­ sue and made a contribution to the campaign expense fund. He was oud in his praise of the local clinc, but said that Judging from the Ine work that was done there, a arger and more completely equipicd hospital In Sanford would be a neans of taking care of emergeny cases that might otherwise go o Orlando hospitals where alcady there w‘-» overcrowded conlltlons that t * *srd the need for he Seminole County Institution. In Allamnnto Springe among hose I* the listening audience were Byron Kimball and Earl Bl­ ey both of whom have been Iden­ tified with rlvlc work In the town a rt who said they were confident THREE OF THE FIVE air conditioning system* atop the Seminole Memorial floepltal. Each system serve* a separata part of the hospital. (.Staff Phdto) Prcud As Punch iouse fc q u ip m a n L -O R L A N D O - PHONE Z-8803 IS THE WAY SANFORD AND SEMINOLE COUNTY FEEL ABOUT THE BEAUTIFUL SEMINOLE MEMORIAL JHOSPITAL • Don't M iss The “OPEN HOUSE" Memorial HcepLUl * i FAUST'S D RU G STO RE | Hmr Um h e Offlw Seminole Phong IlM U S T 'S SU N D R Y STO RE i Our Sincere Congratulations for a fine job, well done �TWO Bedroom Home. Ph. 33-R. VA FINANCING available. Three Bedroom home, Urge corner lot, established neighborhood. Not ■ project. 1100 MellonvlUe Ave. answer thin ad uniesi you are Phone 1M1. reedy to wheel and deal, became we are offering a Three Bed* room nuiosry home with Oak S i J J a i Cemfm*} floori, Tile bath, like new, In one o! our nlceit neighborhoods. Il.ono undef today'! market. The Phone UW-A. B. Paterson,Broker * A. B. Pettrion Jr„ total ii 112.044.. requiring 12,100, Aiiociatei P. J. Chaitarion. Garfield WUdown, KU.10 par month on 4l*r‘» letts, John MaUcb.R. W. Wil­ mortgage. Immediate possesliam*, Haiti II. Plaid. A. C lion. Doudney. Land Surveyor. 4 BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS OWNER Qualified veteran with 117.1. may NEW TwoBY Bedroom masonry home buy litis attractive masonary In Long wood. Carport!, Large home, iitdated on 100 ft. lot Id City Water TERMS. Phone excellent real ric ted section. De­ Loti, Winter Park, 26-324). lightful ipacloua and flexible plan. Oak floor*, tiled balhi, LAKE PROPERTY U. E. Range, Refrigerator, Dlah- Still Looking? Houie and Lot • waiher, Automatic Clothe* Wash* mile* from Sanford In newly er, and Ao-gal Water Heater, developing irctinn. Ph. 2Q36-R-4. it's a beauty! We have the key. Seminole Realty The Following Ratal ara now W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO In cff6et. 3 Bedroom Concrete Block INI Park Ave. Pkeae 27 er 141 lie Per Line foe One Insertion VA — 1223 Down Peyment lie Per Line fer Three ..naertioae TWO Bedroom House, Ph. 36-R 136. Per Month P A I 14e Per Line for Five Insertion! Kitchen Fully Equipped Art fast to choose color.* end tile. lft Fer Line for Eqch S3 In■ertloai. A. K, Shoemaker. Builder HUME * RETREAT Mndern Three Bedroom, kitchen Phone 1H1 FURNISHED APTS. * 80S West 1st Or Caft at Furni­ ture Center, l i t Wert 1st WF.LAKA APARTMENTS: rooms, ornate baths. 114 W. First St. private balb.v RolUwiy and Baby Bed* Day. W4ek or month—Tel. 1423. F u t u r e Center 116 West First Avalon ApU. Efficiency. Phone ■EE Seminole Realtj R>r Dealt* able Homes and Apl Phone 27. rURN. Efficiency Apt. 17 02 South City Limits. Slumherland Court. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. Steam heal, /rival* bath. »how«r. Cortnlenfly iorated. Across from Post Office. Inquire Man­ uel Jacobson Dept. Stare._____ FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and bath. Adults. 140. are Manager all6r 3 p. m., 407ti Host 1st at. THREE ROOM furnished Apart­ ment. 2300 MellonvlUe. ~OlfLEASE—NEW STORE Build­ ing with attached Apartment. On 17-92, North of Mnvlrland equipped. H w floors, TV *n■ lenna, overlooking Like J u ­ mp. Small pint easily kept. Al­ lows mnrr fishing lime. II minute* from Orlando or San­ ford. Priced lu move at 16,730. Terms. It,230. Down. LOVELY 2'3 II II. home. Quirt selling with all city conveni­ ence*. Large shady oaks, over So hearing Citrus and Tropical Fruit trees. Under $10,000. Terms. CONGRATULATIONS In .all who made our magnlfldent Hoipitel possible. W. H. "BUI" STUMPER Realtor — General nm raere Gertrude B. Dlngfelder, Associate Guy AUea, Associate Phone 2121 112 N. Park Ave. Like Front Home — 11,000 Down Modern Two Bedroom Home Beaullful efficient kitchen with new siovr and refrigerator. Screened porch, double car porle, con­ venient to Orlando and Sanford Apprnvlmalely mi* acre. This is not a home you will be dis­ appointed To »pe. Underpriced at 110,300. «»»» J - Payton, Broker Annabrlle R, llrnrtrrson, Associate Alberta J. flail, Assorlii# Phone M7I .. 17-92 at Hiawatha URN. 4-ltm., clean downstairs Apt. Oil Heat. 611 Perk Furnished Garage Apl. 432-W. Garage Apl, 197 E. 3th SI. ROOMltiTofTwrek, 420 W. 1st Si Day or nlghl. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 1Rooms, cooking available, lor em- BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED loycd and retired people. Infrom 111.200 tn 113,000 . FHA ormalfnn. 1013-W, and VA (GI) Financed. flACHELOR Apl ground flrmr ODHAM & TUDOH, IN(^ 313 Pilm dln Phone 2392. Builders of Finer Homes for Florida Living. Sales Office—2623 So. Franck Ave. Rnjwrt A. Williim*. Raaltar Phone 2100 or 2960 Raymted Luodqulst, AssflclaW Phone 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldv. ? NOT A PROJECT! BUT — Home* ef Real lndlvldualitr: Brittany Farm flomia, Early American, Ultra Modem, Coiveetionil 4k Prtoeb Colonial txp««. BUILT On - Large Landscaped IN SANLANTA Loti: ta (he best ef neighbor* LOVELY home ol Spanish Archi­ tecture. Surrounded with unus­ ual landscaping and Native Oaka B with ell the feetum and Magnolia trees. This Twoi dreamed about aueli fitory home of rare charm haa wd G«t«ral Electrio many convenience*. A wealth ii end colored plumbing of clouts, Three Bedroom, Two Baths. This bouih of old world environment and cool, g ra u AND available at reasonable lawns, makes for gracious Living pncee, with the best financing an unusual home for th* discri­ 4 with minimum down-vayminating buyer, Shown by ap­ an te. pointment only. Well born C. PhltU*. Jr. “THIS OLD HOUSE" B. R.’s with V* Acre* of 'A t Since 1949, Senlord'a Leading THREE Grove, which assures you Builder of homei for over 1.300 Hamlin of an Income. Houie aod Grove people. Sales Office: LltUe Venice needs some work, hut can be u Loch Arbor. dope/ by owner. Very Good Phene 1964 Terms. gr.ooo. for Two Bedroom Hieionry Crumley -M onteith house. Will be completed soon. Phnne 772 Ooly *330. down. n lA Insured 117 So. Perk loin. Just right for retirement home or for small tarn 11*. 3 BEDROOM LOWELL S. OZTEH ■adder - Phene (US t Office: 2641 8. Orlande Dr. Bedroom eement bloc !PS Lome, landscape! od floors. G. I. Flnaaei Phone S17*W. HOME8 C B S. CONSTRUCTION Hardwood floori — Tile Baths Paved Carports- — Insulated 17195 1495 COMPLETE DOWN C .J- CROCKER - Builder LEAVITT 4 LANS DOWNS ORANGE CITY? FLA BALL R EA LTY NEWLY RE-DECORATED 4 BedRAYMOND M. BALL room home, fumlibed, a n d .3 OSCAR M. HARRISON Acre* of land. Can ba aeen on REG. BROKERS Sunday* only. Fifth house on S. I). Rlghieymin, Associate I South Park Ava. Phone 960 right. South Cameron Ave. 1800. DOWN SC Cate with Harrow and Front For Rent NEW »», Lorain Drag Line. Phone Orlando 26-734. Cultivator!. BUTT TtACTOl CO. liv e r 1?*M Smith Phene Ml Houie cleaning, windows, walls, Floori. D. C. Caldwell, Phone 1146J. Uied Furniture. 1014-H, Jennie Erleton. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. HOTPOINT Electric Stove, 160 Electrical Contracting and Repairs TV Servlet Center alio Five plica Dinette let, lio. Rendi* and Croiley Appliance* Phone 3003-R MULE and EQUIPMENT. 1 Plow* 1002 W. 8th TEMPLE Orange*. II. per bushel Phone 646-W 112 Mignolii Are. S ST. Mother- » | of.pearl 40. An old None work 41. Bird's crop 42. Marry 44. God of pleasure (Uabyl.) 4T1v b |U\#Mr GrC?* IVUVIUCIUR. «l« lW meoli invoices, hand bill!, and p r o g r a m a, etc. Progressive Printing Co., Phone 401 — 40) Wait 13th «L HEATING Floor Furnarr* amt Circulators DRESSMAKING—Also Draperies. Mr*. Dorothy Higginbotham, lift H. B. POPE CO., INC Plnecresl Drive, l'hon# 3141-W 2M South Park Ava. Pkeae 1441 Call for appoinlnmen. Perl Cana Table, Mahogany Drop -OUR SPECIALITY— Leaf table, like new. Davenport, Front-End Alignment with slip cover, syron Nelion left For Safely and prolonged Tire handed golf rlubi and all leather wear-have your CAR checked bag. Hraaonibly Price. 2622 Elm regularly at — Ave. Phone 3069-J. OSTEEN'S GULF SERVICE Corner Second and Park Phone 1102 Bunk Beds Complete with tuncrMirlng Matircs.irs, Ladder A Hall. (Ten he FOR ' S A L E - Male Collie, thoroughbred. Beautifully mark­ used a* Twin HedM 199.V) ed. It months nld. Tan A King 5l/.e Holly wood Reds White. W. M. Bartoiiek, Enter­ Guaranteed 10 Year* prise;______________________ AO X A0 Innerspring Mattrea* AO X au Box Spring S129 V) Headboard (Decorator ria*tir) Unfinished Furniture HELP WANTED - rull 3 Drawer Chest us.in SALES or Part-time. Flreitone Slorea. 4 Drawer Chest .................. 17 so .1 Drawer Cheat .................. 19.S0 MEN or WOMEN for direcl Sales. Vanity Table ..................... 9 30 time work. Attractive offer. Nile Stand .... A.so Full Apply wj w. h i M. between 2 Mr. and Mr* Dresser ...... !3 3fl ind 3:30 p, m. or rail 1T3T-W. Bnokrase Bed :(..»o Mr. E. Steed. (Twin or Double) Mudenl Desk ....... ;4.SO Bookcase 12.30 |7—AUTOMOBILES-TRAILER* It will nay YOU to see 113 before you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays. Kitlsldr Trailer Sale*, Pilatka, Fla. HOUSE TRAILER for »alr One (nr rent. Dreamwolil Tinder Court, Phone 2220. % l r. 30. Towerd 31. Confer knighthood upon 33. Cover, ee for e roed 34 Unit of work 36. Tin recepterle 31. Men e nlrknetne 32. TUcant 42. Revtne containing^ a river bed 43, A be by;i bed . 43 Root tt of the B tero f | 46 nerld * current of water s 1 % % %% T ' % ll •N <4 * % \k % J7 !• Jt V 1 P il f It % %% Ik' il % »t 14 .u? ;// ■ i *// 21 J4 m 7 r* i) |4 <i % 4i CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Reel’s Used Cars Sanford Ave. A llth SI. BOATS MOTOR* -I* UaRRtrly Applliste* Centav IIOIISON Sport Inn Goods "Ynui Wetuoghouse Dealer" ------ — Maytag WeeMm--------— ■ Jfvlnruile Sales A Srivhr Coleman Heateri 133 *1 up WK WILL NEED 40 hoys Thursday 301 E 1st SI. Phone 99S 111 Mageella Ave. Phene HIT. afternoon. Friday and Saturday. Till* I* easy v»ork and gooi! pay. Yn-C* Phillip* Service Station. Corner 217 Park Ave, lliiv your Furniture at Berry'* Warehouse Flint, Co, a! l«i| \V. USED FUUNITUHE I*i SI All n.iltoually adv. fur­ HAHGAINS niture a! vv.iiTlmiii.il pricr*. I I’c. Dining Room .Suite LI9 M Dtmr^ Ununi 1'alilr*, Sums worth 131). (vour choice) 11.M Ullllty T a h i r * ........................ 4.U Folding Kitchen Tatdo ........ 6.U DOCTOR nr Denial Assistsnl nr LOS T —Black Fabric ladle*' HAND BAG rnniamiiig cash and Kitchen chair* ...... 1 no Roreptlnnl*!. Experienced Phnne idrnllllcalmn iiaprr- Ylrinily id .1 pc. Unpainteit dinette __ 12.M ifiii7..r. llmimlllal A Andri'snn Drug 3 pc. Chrome dinette 21)M Store Finder |dra.-r call 1099 Hollywood Hcaibuard* . 4M COLORED Lady desires wink if REWARD. Mrs Zuma Me Drr-.rr Base ............. 3.M trrnonn*. ell day Saturday 1316 Unwell. Largo Chil/orobe .................29.13 Sheppard Si. Large Wardrobe . 29.11 Coil Spring Roll ar ay Bed 3.11 EXP. TYPIST would like tvping LOST—Dark Brown Wallet con­ Dresilng Table with af home, call Mr*. Lanier, AVI-ft taining iiiipnrlaiil paper* to ow­ Triple Mirror .......... 12 M or urlir Rnule 2. nox 133 Will ner. REWARD Call Mr*. Bill 7 pc. Sofa Bed Suite ........ 1213 pick up and deliver. Lane at 1321, H tn 3. End-Table* ......................... 2 49 l/mngr Chairs ..................... 3.00 FOUND—Whit* with Black Spots, Oak Rocker .................. 4 13 » - M B H B B o p p o B T rw rh M large male dog, (believed In he Maple Floor Lamp ......... 3.11 Pointer) Owner may have by Baity Strollers ................ a u A. D flwens "Georgia Slor«" and paying fnr this adv. Ph. 22I3-.I Markri. To »cllle E*l»te, High­ Bithlnett (new) ........... 9.00 A small luelal w!e*el frnrn way »6, Sanford, Florida, BuildYouth Bed * Mattress ......... 27.81 Ulg 23' X IIK)’. SI ell* Owen*. Ml. dolly It. M. Gicaiou, Uak Office Chair ...... 4.31 Dora. Phonp 2-30-l I daylitnr, tisry. Plume 1.162-WEasy Tertna 2-3421 night te-Et.EtTT.lrA l. 69.BVIC2t»-a Mather of Sanford 191*09 K lit St. rhea* 1ST FR1GIDAIRE appliances, sales and aervice. G H High, Oviedo. Fla Phone V3-3113 or Banfurd 1642-W eftei « p. m. USED Electric coin dispenser drink boa. Good running eondJ lion. Ideal (or beer storage tax. Contracting and Ri Can be seen at The Sanford 1607 ganfard Ave. r HAYNES Office Machine Co., Herald. )40. Typewriters, add ing maehJoes, FLOOR lending and fljuitunj Sales-RanUl*. 114 Meg., Ph. 44. CHROME Dinette extension table Cleaning, w«xmg. Serrtag Semi and four chairs. Reasonable. 2630 noli County alncn 1923. Myrtle. 2316-R. BEAUTY PARI/OR8 -94 H. M. Gleason, Lake Uaf7 . SH for Furniture. Add­ Plumbing. Ireahv Heating Eva-Benn Beauty Shop in*s, TnmwrUeri. OutM. G. HODGES BEST tn Workmanship a n d (otore. Boat*. Super Servlee on All Water PumpsMaterials. Post. One mile South Well* Drilled — Pumps ten East 2nd M. Phone 163 Phone J017-W, Paole Road Phene 7M For.ALL Your Beautv Need* rail Window Sllli — Untels ORLANDO Seotinal Star, Call Harrlhtl'a Benuly Nook Flue Blocks — Cridle Block) Phone 971 103 So. Oak Ave. Ralph Ray, .1180. Grease Trip* - Dry Well*, (Open evenings by appaiatment.) Miracle Concrete Co INSTALLATION of Linoleum, Car­ ion Elm Ave rh. u pels, Tiles. Sanford Linoleum A Tile Co. —Factory te T o n 127 W. lit SL Phone 1917 One hour • Wash and Damp fl Aluminum One hour H • Wash and Dry ( For Rener Plumumg Venetian Bllnda Finished Laundry See or Call Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom Saniinnr Dry Cleaning rill with plastle ends, Plastic or W. J. KING Sonthalde Laundrom at rayon tapes. Cotton or aylea ■96 loath Park Phene le South bide Foodmirl Bldg. enrds. 106 Beat 2)lh SL S eakarik Gtoaa u sd P a ta t C* INTERIOR and E R T E H l O R Painting. Paper Hanging. Phone US-114 West 2nd St. Phone 330 313-W, Buifum 4 Walker, Used furniture, appliances, tool*, EX C LU S IV E DESIGNED etc. Bought-snld. Larry's Mart, L SlU—Plano Technician Drspes-Upholsiery and Slip Covers. L 321 E u l 1st St. Phone 1611. Phone 1164. Soule I, Sanford Finest Workmanship I 41 4, 4f % 4* Phone Oviedo — Forest .l-lina in c o m e -taX s e r v ic e ” far tear Seat 8 amto teem: CrIIm a r t Harkov, RaaJton M I 90UTR ORLANDO DRIVE h n s taw 16* n P art Ave H — t m . . Wm. H. Murray I 48 1 W ELCOM E TUNIS Tunisia 'It—Delated re bel hands and girrude.lmrllng tero.r»l» have hrgim to reappear In Tunisia aftrr 18 month* of falterug progress Inward setf-guvernmenl. Most of Hie outbreak*, which lie pan two week* ago, have been mall Rut they underline (lie |>n Hu .il an I n iiuiiiiiie illfliriillir* uf « s French Nurlh African prutre locale Natimiall-t violrnri- .01 bu: re**ed afli-r l‘ I n re Mrtidd* li.iCir, ii hilr Ft.Hire's piemlri, made Ills ill aiu.ltli- 11chi lirr„ 111 duly 11*.'it in idler I itnisii!iiv a arge measure nf autonomy Hatilli limit iuiba. pupular lead, -r uf the naii"ii,ili*i NeoDf'lour •ciy, returned Imm c.vilr in a ftiiiulluim* ueli-uuir Muderale ationallit Taliar Hen Atuar was aitied rremler, and the two men r sii nejfitlaiuig «ith the French and winking at hump in improve ruiilsia's Ini TO SANFORD Naval Personnel Will You He Uur Guest? IVe have leased some at Hie beautiful Mar-lam Motel R iio iii * Ml Yale Ave. Phone m a-j, Advertiser* are requested tn n<> IIf> the Want-Ad Department 1m PLUMBING mediately of any errors to thru Contract and rap'ir work. Free Ida, as Tha Sanford Hareld will he astimata*. R L Harvey. 194 responsible fur only oaa incorrect Sauterd Art. Phone U2S. im ffiiR. T eovildn't afford *(otp WE F E A T U R E eco’iirw jr. Bpceil mill nervlcn — whit moro cotilil you nsk? Com* in nml sec us noon for »d* vIco ami an entim ate. Do It tuiluy- Absolutely Free For a period of 4 days, In New arrival* at Uur Naval Air Station HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD STOP by ami Pick up YOUII Key at^ the tdfice of Otlham & Tudor, Inc, "flulldrrs of Fine Homes" 2823 K. French Avenue FURNISHED AND INSTALLED flY D I C K M A P E S GENERAL TILE CONTRACTOR DIAL Sanford 210R-W A N O B U ilO iN G - N E E D S K ER O S EN E 17c Per Gallon I7c IMPERIAL SERVICE STATION 120R Park Ave. TIR ES ALL KINDS Phone 31fi4 Day* * BRUSH and SPRAY TED BURN ETT 19.12..M NlRhtn • pnicES EASY BUDGET TERMS FULLY GUARANTEED For All Cara Best Bhrlnip on Earth ....... Southern Fried Chicken Dlnners-ln-a-Bux (In gu) 73c ANGEL’S EAT SHA Sanford Ave. al 23lh fi t i l l Celery Ave. Ovality Robber BUosao block and Mada to Order - — 24 Hour Service — SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES Phnne II41M -Closed Sunday and WedtWKday FINES WAIVEREp^ t Pueblo, Colo. Jv-M n. “ H lfl! Carpenter* car was stolen Oct. 18 from a garage in Boonr-CetteiSil* week the received a , 101,11^ from Pueblo police (hit tt .badi'kHI* parkeil more Hum a month’ 'lit .n residential dlstrlrt. First k,Wtlc»man ticketed It. Then-|t w irtew ai to « storage yard. But nwFjaflt t as her car hark—all . clattn i'(• Imr*. lowing and storage cgitWasL 1 by Mailer Craftsmen. You'll Like flur Reasonable Prices. LOVELY Modem Three Bedroom Home. Electric Kitchen, large lot. 4Vt % financing, he said hi hoped hi* contribute "not only to m g iR ip pin-s* ami welfare of bgfb^jM emintrlff, hut aim to IheyRNBl of the world " , ilrltuli Informants saij EM LIHI ask that the United State* JqRl Brlllan in a warning that arrtVikl of the two tdg powers wwuWl tab # aseln't any aggrr**.or in the Aralft Israeli dispute, SEE TO APPRECIATE WE WILL NEED 30 girls Thursday aflirnoim, Friday and Saturday. Tills Is easy work ami good pay. Yost's Phillip* Service Si a lion. Corner 217 So. Park Ave. Ih- STANLEY KULP ' SOUTHAMPTON. Engl r t f ' Prime Minister Eden aUhftl for the United Stiles ,iit4- 44 HUS CADILLAC. 4-door. 101)3 WJ or trade Phone I1SI-R Wirt p.itmetlfi Art. Two Waitresses aver 21. Apply in person In Ihe Srminul* Drive In. fiol East First M. Alexander 4k Sirlager Eden Sails lodtr For U. S. T a ik ii With Eisenh6w#t£ Ph. 113 WANTED Good Plano for Children’s Kami. Wrlta Lutheran Haven, Oviedo. RED-I-MIX CONKRETE Miracle Concrete Co. UW Elm Ave. Phone 1331 HULtM u c im tl'UUUW HPI 13UW nuoi-j Liuir-ntu It 1-3 UWkl 21IS (SU C-JU.1M UllUJ Htntaawu iim u ii wUMCJUIvit Lit ii tie vjuur.il it s n u n utiuf-i n u u u UL'i-: uui-i UUUIIUI LK7UI-1L1 BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION ROAD USED TIIIB SERV ICE HEADQUARTERS « StrlcklandMorrlaon, Inc. Snnfnrd, Florida Phone 200 STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TIRES PHONE 3114 ____________ J . 1 k!— I j - 1 T Cl �IK CLEVELANDVpadaattUa * u «Md for naadsg » u a •nr car Tfc* min at tit* nrxt l i l v itCtr* IT s u suiss Ciit tha pedeauiana i m t at ton* last atartlng ta ftght back. I l l 81thing bttttr tnpUiynttrt ad. tantofts scmt 8d9d tadtaas r*« V. 8. rttrrvations this »**r. Osnt (At teorkpathf on • tka HMoaf t 1 t In an effart to beautify th* Alia capital, colored atdewa’ka art ptsmisd f t , timed Kollywodd Soma 100400 V. B. poaUnaa wti. begin wMrtnf a ihU fi «* uniform ahtrt and U* In January.! Blu* ihtrt tnataad of gray, ma* rooa U* uutaad of black. How com* they overlooked tkat lovalg C O N G R A T U LA T IO N S T O T H E ALL.EEADTTO •r. of tha Hoapltal Auxiliary ahew* ana al tka F IN E Sant Coulo axeretaee horeaa for Brookmeada Stahl# at Hialaak la th# morning, palnta or wrltoa article# on hont* la hla apart time and parka cara at Florida track# in tha afternoon, ! i N< f J>7f * * '* f 1 C O U N T Y ON O PEN IN G OF, T H E IR NEW HO S P IT A L‘ t • .• 0 ') j p 5' ■ 1. C O M f A N t ' iafci MEMBERS Or THE HOSPITAL Auxiliary arrhro In thalr naw uniforms. Approaching tha «ntrane« at Samlnole Memorial Hoapltal ar# (left U tight): Mrs. R. N. Blackwaldar, Mr#. franc!# Roumlllat, and lira, A. W. Kppa Sr. (Staff Photo) \ SEM IN OLE a. *« •» M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL x k J lH . j |a M a a a a a a a. C O N G R A T U L A T IO N S to Seminola County’* Beautiful Hospital Laundry May ft be used not only to heal the body, but through Christ, spiritual Ufa might be establlahed In someone's hearty Qm pshiaL free hom e SANITONE TRIAE Dr y C le a IMPING M e bit bafor# taking over’thalr many blc llatnorlal Ho*pita). Hhuwn hero In tha loung# for thalr time off nicmcnta nr#i Mr#, Prancaa ». y . BlacVwaldnr. (Staff Photo) * 7 .) ■ . r t Sj m1 Y / 1 *ikvKf«V 9 T: ? FILTRA-MATIC DRYER AUTOMATIC WASHER k No .Ventilating Needed Flexible Beyond Belief « New KeoncxDtal » Ltrg Water Wbahfni 1 T H E PEO PLE OP SEM IN O LE • New gelect*DUl C O U N T Y O N T H E O PEN IN G • Flokt-orer Wank and Bine# ’;! O F T H E IR N EW H O S P IT A L » A I Porcelain, (add* i d a t Tog Cm Own A Prtgtdalre Weaker * For At L itlk An Downtown Cleaners & Laundry 111 8 . Palm etto A r t Sanford, Fla# J it -a ' _ ■ - “ SANFORD LINOLEUM 1 TILS Tha IMS Can# Par# and Ton* kara Trot will b# hold Aug. 18 and 28, raapcctlvaly, during the D8-nl*ht Yonkara meeting which 1 PEOPLE O F SEM IN O LE ' K — •• �W *ate»r NFORO. VOLUME XLVI11 Herndon Seeks R eelection World War I Vets * Meeting Tomorrow >-a .* , v w ' nte AU vatarana af World War I and their wlva* a rt Invltedl to attend a nesting at • p.m. tomorrow at tha American Legion Home for tha purpose of organising a bar­ rack of Veterans of World War 1, U.S.A., for Sanford and surrounding communities, tlr. A, Royal Forsythe, St. Petersburg announced todsy. Df. Forsyth* Is Florid* Depart­ ment chaplain and membership di­ rector far th* new vatarana group which waq formed Mb yean ago. tt It-a non-proit national organisa­ tion with tamo UO barrack* In » states and tka Philippine*. Includ­ ing U In Florida, Dr. Forsyth* said. Ha listed tka alma of the oritatsgtien si: 1, To secure ter all World War I vatarana over *0 years of sga a pension of $1M par month, and for th* widows and orphans of deceas­ ed veterans, without tha necessity of subscribing to an incoma limi­ tation. 1 Te secure hospitalisation or ■U World War I vatarana, ticludlng those with non-service connectod disabilities, without having to algn tho so-called "paupers nath" and without rogsrd to incoma limi­ tations. I. To secure out-patient treatment foe aB vatarana af World War I with non-service connected diaabflkta*. Tka avnraga aga of U.I. Vatarana af th* flrat World War, Dr. Foraytbe said, la « , and "W* are dying off at tka rat# af nearly f,OW a noatfc/t -•** * ’*v * * *' •* ******* v w. Dr. Forsyte* wte apaak at to­ morrow’s mooting and will gtv* a detailed account of th* organisa­ tion and tha work being done by Ha nitlonil and state hoards of admkiUtratlon. * Trainees Needed For Sewing Classes ■— MONDAY JANUARY SO 105S Lutheran Teachers G ather 0. P. Herndon, Seminole Clerk of Circuit Court, this morning de­ clared himself a candidate fur The Lulheran tearhers of Florida redaction in the May I Democratic met In their annual conference at Primary. St. Luke's Christian Day School, I Herndon, In making his state­ SlaviS, Thursday and Friday. ment today, said "recently an outof-town newspaper carried a story Chairman Ralph Bickel called| In which It was stated that the tho session (o order after tho open-1 entire personnel In the Clerk's of­ log divine service conducted by tho' fice. each with continuous employ­ Rev, Stephen M. Tuliy, pastor of' ment In the aald office of over thirty years, planned to retire on St. Luka's Lutheran Church. or before tha and of my present The principal speaker at the term, and Intimated that 1 had been first day session was the Itcv. Roy giving soma vague thoughts to Gueltow, who spoke nn the topic 1 retiring." "The responsibilities of the Luther Th* Clerk of Circuit Court then an Day School Teacher." Other said, "this was followed by th* topics of the program were “School pollUcal rumors." Music" with Mrs. Virginia Cullomt Herndon commented, "Sine* this as leader, "Biblcal Numismatics" appeared, I have been called upon by many representative cltisant with the Rev. tt. Key! as speaker. ■ from every section of Semlaol* and "The Responsibilities of tjic County and from ovary walk of Lutheran Schools to the Standards I life, urging m« to continue aa a sat by tho Slat# Department of public official, and to perfect « Public Education" with Adrian I Kelly addressing the group. now office organisation." "They point with pride," h* Tho Rev. A, H. D. Rcsslskl led said, "to tha fact that this oftieo lha opening devotion Friday morn­ Is regarded as ona of tho bast ing, which was then fallowed by oparatad Clark'a Offices In tba group discussions. The topics at State, with courteous and efficient the Virions group meetings were services to tha public, that tha '‘Administration," ‘Tearhlnx n f Slate Auditors hare praised me for Reading," and "The Kindergarten the excellent and well kept record* Course of Study." at all times, and th* stable finan­ Tliosa In attendance were from cial planning of our County." Key West: Donald SagrhornrMrs. O. P. Herndon said, In his Inter­ Eldon Welsheit, Miss Jane Musslcr; view with a Herald reporter that, Miami: Mrs. Hope Atwell; N. "I have a patriotic duty to tha people of Seminole County to ren­ Miami: Floyd Behrens, Mrs. Ctedys der the public servlea of which 1 Wilier, Misa Organ# Jink, Mrs. am capable.” And ha added, "I, Virginia Cullom, Miss Maria Ludtherefor* slat* that I will not re- era, Mre, Oratcban Southard, Mlu Ur* at this time, and that I wLU Lota Cllnsmann, Miss Eunice It tim­ be a candidate for realactlno aa er, Miss Kay Schulenburg, Clerk of the Circuit Court in tha Fort Lauderdale; the Rav. Cuelsow, Mrs. Jacqueline Bernhardt, forthcoming primary." He concluded, "I will consider Mrs. Marie Ovarboltz, Mrs. Tad It a privilege to submit my record Bark, Mr. and Mrs, Adrian Kelly, to the sound Judgement of tho Mr. snd Mrs. H. Lettermanu, Mr. people of my County." and Mrs. Harman Bode, Mrs. RoaIsa Raptor, Miss Ernestine Lail, Mrs. Lorraine Rets, Mrs. Mary 5. Boys Inducted Rossman, Mrs, Adelina Bauer, AF.MtNOLK MKMOMAI. HOSPITAL It formerly opened whan ribMiriam Jank; Delray Beach: bona are rut at earemontsa yostorday. In tho foreground (left te I cutting tho white ribbons art: B. M. Galloway, ttyidatl Chat* Into Cub Pack 10; Miss tha Rev. and Mre, Xayl, Ralph II. right ojtj.mj teklng p* and T, E.Tuokar, Looking * tho reremonlaa aftl Blake), Mlu M u r/l Bask*. Pins Are Presented Lake Werth: Martin GrotelueaFire boy* war* Inducted Into Oriando: tha Rav. and Mrs. Beneficial Rains Sanford'* Cub Scout Pack 10 chan; Thureday night at th* monthly Albert H. D. Bstslskl, Mrs. Helen mealing. Receiving their Bobcat O'Briso, Miss Shirley Jonas; Reported In State plh* from Ed Klrchhoff were Slavia: the Rev. Tuhy, the Rev. "ftsins beneficial, particularly (o Patrick L. 11*11, Stephen J. Hillner, Gunther Psgel, Andrew Duds, Mr. younger crops, were reported by Thomas M. Luke, David Nettles, and Mrs. Elmer Hcllhorn, Steven Florida filr and Immokalea State and Michael D. Smith. Cubs Sidlik, Mlu Marian Stsnko, Mrs. Markets," Director L. II. Lewi* of The civic minded Elks rtuh last transferring to this Pack from Emmeline Best. other town* were James Ogden Meals fur Ihoae who sllonded the, the Florida Market system stated night at their meeting took ov*r and Dsyne and Wayn* Klemmer. conference were served by the in lumiunrUlng wrekly market re­ “Operation Big Switch" under Den Eight carried lop honors In tidies of SI. Luke's P-TA. Thu ports. "While volume has declined which th* patent* and Immediate­ the Inspection, Judged by Lcdr. C, committee consisted of Mrs. Ferd­ somewhat due to the freeling ly essential equipment at Fernkid Laughton Memorial Ho*pital F, Flttnn, for the highest percent­ inand Dud*, chairman, Mrs, Joe L. ueather, prices have advanred In will lie tranaferred lo th* spickage of neateat boys In proper uni­ Mikler and Mrs, David Earle. most areas. With favorable Heather ami-span Seminole Memorial Ho«form. Den 10 won the flag for at­ revaillng, new rrop* slinulil make nilal. It wa* announced thl* morn­ tendance, being represented by the npld advance or recovery from ing by Harry Weir, Administrator, highest percentage ot Cubs and W. Lyon Receives coii| damage." their families and guests. Following tha announcement Manager Kandy Anderson of San­ yesterday that volunteer* were Achievement award* were pre­ ford Stale Market had "Thirty two asked to help In th* transfer fiom sented by W. P. Ball to Freddie Philosophy Degree Catletts, who earned his Bear William Henry Lyon. Sanford, varieties nf fruits and vegetable* the old facility to ihn new one, badge with a Gold Arrow; Bill received tha Doctor of Philosophy totaling 53,012 packages with a tha loesl RPOE lodge went on Hill Jr., and Larry Fllton, their degree In psychology Saturday from gross valuation in excess of 1132,1rconl at belnr willing to do th* Wolf badges; and Carl Smith, a the Florida Slate University. 200 the past weekly Report period. job. Don Bale* and Roy BhafflaM Service Star. Th* Cuba who will Over 250 seniors and graduate This was a gain In valuation of form tha new Webelows Den will students were awarded degrees In more than $3.01333 over the pre­ were made co-chairmen of tha eomho rontacled within two weeks by mld-yesr commencement exercises ceding week. “ We anticipate fair In mittea lo outline and carry Inta effect plans for the move. Carl A. Preacott, den leader. at which Philip Wylie, noled author, good supplies nf a wide variety nf Persons Interested In helping, The annual Rlu* and Cold Ban­ was speaker. produce Ibis week." quet wi» announced by Cubmaater therefore, should got In touch with Ted Williams as constituting the next Pack moating on Feb. n at 8:30 p. m. Each boy's family w'lt bring its own food, drink and place settings, aa recommended by the Den Mothers, and tha Cubs them­ selves will plan tha decorations for th* tables in McKinley Hill. More trainee* for the Scmlnol* Coanty Vocational School Com­ mercial Sewing Class are needed to fulfill the present needs of the three clothing manufecturera of . * this city. There appears to be a seasonal Inert*** of garmant production and aa * result, more skilled needle workers are needed to meet these demands. Over 200 man and we* fnen ere presently employed In tha three plants oparatad by Pierre Manufacturing Company, Sanford Manufacturing Company a n d Breekftald Mills. With tka antlcl* a patad expansion of the Sanford v Manufacturing Company, more **• parisnetd needle worker* will ba nstdid to moat their increased production of garmant*. Tha Samlnols County Vocational School baa bean operating th* Commercial Sewing School for over two year*. Tha purpne* of License Tag Sales tho school la to train local citiivna te become skilled or ■ami*skillsd Show Big Increase a uaodUworktrs so that they might John L Calloway, tax collector, ^ secure Jobs with hth* local plants, who aets aa agent for th* Motor tl also serves to provlda th* local Vehicle Department, reporta that garment plants with thhes* train­ tag sales for the year IMS totaled ed worker* which saves tha plants li,3M as compared with 11,130 for both tints and money In not having 1 th* yesr 1MJ or in Increase of 1,258. to do thslr own training. The largest Incrass# wss In the Tha school has boen Jointly "W" series which l( carried by sponsored by th* Seminole County the heavier cars and whl>:h cost* Hoard uf Public Instruction and 130,23. There was also quite an th* Sanford Industrial Board, a Increase In othtr series tags es­ civic and non-profit organisation. pecially for truck* and trailers. Those member* currently serving Calloway furthar stated amount on tha Education Committee of tha remitted to tha Motor Vahid# Com­ Hanford Industrial Board are A1 missioner for IMS laga amounted WlUon, Hannan Jacobson, Fred to $344,00004 a* torn pared with Murray, Odell Phillips, Instructor I)II,263AS for 1054 or an inert*** of th* school and th* owner* of of t20.114.ll. the three plants, Georg* Jolley, The 1038 tag* ar* now on salt John.Pierro and Hyman Uslticr. and every ear or truck owner Is Tba school Is operated In tha urged to get their Ufa while they Brookfield Mill* Building, located ran do so In a matter of seconds f£>on North Elm Av*., in a ssparat* uhereas If they watt until the last ** i««m isolated from tha main plant few days before the 1183 tags ex­ Tha hour* af Instruction mre from pire they will ba faced with the (i:00 p. m, to 10:00 p. m., five problem of standing In line. Th* nlghta n weak. Any Semlnol* deadline for use of 1053 tags Is mid­ County citUana interested In at­ night reb. IB. tending, th*. school or seeking furEODIE NVBSE* BBVMB Sier information wonld contact BURBANK, Calif. IM - Crooner ill her Prad C. Murray, Diyactor of Eddio Fisher nursed i slight cut Vocational Education, whoa* of­ on his nos* today after * crowd fice la located In the School Ad- of 2,000 young paopl# showered him M wialstratien Building ar (Mail with rein s. during a poll# fond Mtfklllbte. Isatfurtor af tka aawteg beaafH show. Bn waa struck In tekanl at Breakflatd MID*. tea Cm * of aan t t team. Viewers lint and waited tbalr fur* r*to no through tka Samtnal# KaiC orial Hospital yesterday BRaHMMt durlag tka Open Reus# from 1-<M 9- m. , • • 'i Brief roremonl** and ribbefcculling preceded tka scmtiaual How of paopl# through ana af most jmodern hoapttha South's mott t tali, a dtlupa of people tkM completely * aurpriaad haayU$] authorities. Many Untaa during tka. aHp* nooo, tha qua a/. cittern. w$tt» Iiiy to tat • view of tka koaptW stretched to tka sidewalk af V$M Flrat St. front' tka door af (M buUdlai. Tha corrldarl lad ref t 8 off raaauaa a m .lined with visitors from.’tha vary fhib momant nf tho apan koala to'tha mimita th* hoapltal doom tltaad for tha afternoon. t A. B. Pataraoa Sr., a maat^dp of tha Board of Truitaai, and t* charia of tka program uld, MI know how anxious you art th *** tka kaipttat wa hava waited for tl yaari aid that! ctrtfiaaUh will ba hal| to a vary mtalma*." PaUraon tntroducod B. M. tl alloway, trntaa of tha Bark Flih Testamentary Truit who ...O — . (loft to right) Robert Bradford, A B. Paterson lr., John W. Evans, Victor Greene, tho Bov. MUton Wyatt, and Harry Walr, (Staff Photo) __ ■___ - ' .ALa k. •*.Tin*VlHffe #***'t f PRIEST COMING HOME MANILA rjv—Father Harold, W. Illgney, 35, American Catholic priest Imprisoned by tha Chinese Communists for tour year*, left by piano Inday for Saigon #n route to Bom*, before proceeding to Chi­ cago, his home. '1he Rev.. -und­ ing L-.-e . of Ann.-.. . .‘u ... ... • to speak to young people at a vary opportune time. The Rev, Sachs apeak* at tha ('hrialian and Mlailoniry Alliance Church where he la showing, also, a Sky Pilot film "Combat" which included such famous people as Gen. Jimmy Doolittle and the Japanese Captain Mltsuo Furhlda along with Sky Chief Pitot Elmar Sachs. Tha meetings begin at T:36 p. m, says the nev, David S. Carosflx, pastor of lh« church who arapba sixes that Ibesa meetings are not In any way a aectarian or, profit making enterprise. Ha says, "Wa would like to hava In attendance a good cross section of churches to Hanford." The Rev. Sacha, ts tha Founding Director of Sky Pilots of America, International, a non-profit Inter­ denominational Boys’ organisation for churches. He Is ■ former de­ tective from Evanston, III., whota pollen work has given him a first­ hand iiulght as to factors which mako for delinquent* and crimi­ nals. t He la a 6' 3" glint of a man, weighing 240 pounds, who look up (lying te win tha confidence and admiration of boys, after which he established many Sky Pilot Squad­ rons, which feature model plana building. Hi* work ha* taken him all over the United Slates, Hawaii and part of Canada, presenting Sky Pilots of America, as well is emphasli' lng the Importance of working with hoys to tha Church and th* Na­ tion. Sachs goes on tha premise* that a strong Christian character built Into our youth Is tba greatest dafens* sgainit Communism, as well as tha only sure method nf breaking down Juvenile delin­ quency. Ha likes lo call tha Sky Pilots a juvenile delinquency pre­ vention work; and while rehabili­ tating delinquent* Is praiseworthy and necessary, delinquency pre­ vention Is far mure profitable, and has lasting results, yet aa ba say*. "Is our most neglartad operation." The Rev. Sachs will also apeak at the Christian and Missionary Al­ liance Church Tuesday evening at 1:30, PATROLMAN NICKNAMED NEW BEDFORD. M ail. Ut-Pa trolman John Lonua helped de­ liver hi# aecoad bal and hla aavunth in ty attending « two-day conference at Slavla. Slrnwn (mop af loaihsra ms tha tea* dog af tha aaafar" iLu.a. - *•**■ 1-** * Chaao, chairman af tha Baal# of tho rernald-Laughten I M ; orial Hoapltal w u tha h f x t- lf cut tho aacaad white . riMtt* acroao tha daanray.-T. JL ■ o p * Tuck or out tka last af tha, t i n t rihhana te admit tka handrail •attad to HU ihrauih tka . f e l t Pfi-0*yW oO.MlvW HO^tdrV Elks Volunteer Aid Rev. Elmer Sachs To Address Groups In Patient Switch Af *"I n n r n these ro-rhslrnnvi rather then rail the hospital st was suggested ear­ lier, Mr. Wslr said, Uallghted with tha arrange­ ment, thn hospital authorities ex­ pressed appreciation for tha gencron* ami helpful spirit and said that with tha Elks' usual pattern of througlmess they were ronlldent that th* undertaking woulj ha handled In a splendid munnar. jm-Jt iAlt ^ t h n ..................... pralaa tor tka Mamorlil Huapttal. prior la tha aola house, “Wo kavo boon strivw# for thb hoapltal far mat# thdi .10 yaaro. It wao th# Clara Bar­ ton iplrll that kept tha Fanuld* faughten Memorial going until thl* ono waa provided." Hr*. K. J. Motrektow Rr., coma hack to fUnford 'by alrllna from a vliit with hor dauiktor hi Vftilnlt for tha opening caremmfoa and opm kaoaa at Hemtool# Memorial Hospital. Mu aald, 1 Ju»t couldn't mlu It1*, - n s; Member* af tha hoapltal Aaxt* llary waro itationod throughout tho hoiplta!' at Imparteat point* lo guide tho vliltora In a aomplft* tour of tha hotpUal facHIUoo. Each ona axplalnod tha Intrianth apparatus and Ik* atgalflranca at each Important point-af taterenb as they filed by* . *• Tha Bav. Milton Wyatt, prtaldmi of tha SamInolo County Ministerial Association affarod tka loroasttM prior te th« opening eaiamaalm* On hand te wltnqas tka rihha** rutting wars tha momhora af^lM Board ot Trust***, Vlsllara oamo from #*» and lrtda te too what has bean tormad th# "moat modam hospital Hi l * South.1 Mr*, Martin Ifalter, aup* arviiar of th* McCoy-Joea# Haaptlal of Polkstoa, Os., wtfcjidr hushaad and two ohlldraa, *S* hrra for tha opening tvsnt.fl* said, ts sh* lift tha hospital, *R?» r k u a tik i wonderful." t Adjectival daicrfbjng th* bar* pltal war* numtrtui aa aid sm young, white and volartd, loft hospital, aftor n complete dollar facility. < through th* million and g quarter, Hr, A. 8. Butlan.of Akron, Ohio, a visitor lo lanfotd iik) on h*qf for th* open house said, "It's kf|B* llful, Yes it is Inspiring Jqst-t* look at." ■ General J. C. Hulchiion, on h)# first visit to th* hospital, remark­ ed aa ha camplatad hi* law, "Thar* are no vrerda tufflslsnl If desrrIU eur hospital." , . A lt Sandy Anderson, managsr nf I))* Sanford State Farmer's Maj smiled as ha. said, "Thay Si leave anything undstio." E. N. Smith, colored lailoy. i Sanford, "It It certainly great, I dsod. 1 can hardly ballava I t , liuo." W. Slokmann, of 'DoBary •*! as ha )*A th* haapltal follmttlj bis tow af tka farlUty, "It IM of this world — aomathlag tmJ preud of." (j For th* hundred* that dld -tv hava an oppartunlty te vlsw f Somlaol* Mamorial fnallltlaa g i terdor afUnteon, that* wifH n period tat katda far m m this evsalng from t te l:tt � 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 38-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0444fdb756ec2db6d71ccf05a1c68b79.pdf 484df508adc72f8d15ae1c47bd4a2fb2 PDF Text Text I»t •-* M m r m A <4 t b l •»’' nmt w. c n s c H H o rr . m is* **» »•«•» t n ' » : r*» v hcaar a* im (*^ > *ii| *# aai Ilia* E*1* ;*/tiiu4t# far tit r»«»«< C»tr>. via relief «E*e I* H 4 *1*4 O t lM l T»* ( If . • m n t) : u r x .? -S I BETTI u fiu u t uiM* **4 T«ar *f tan. u .« ta« 4«*4iipti*a *r ta* Wt U a v*_*«* K t'taH a « ' k*t« i «4 u • *-»ta- ar. u i ui* u u ia watcJa it **• Mi« car*. <ar*li. *•< W *em*e<4 at* at faUawas 'B /v n u ft >«. 113 iM-.-.i—4 CUr* J tk u If. 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I* «, u iE n 'j la- l'.i.r.i'! )»ai«B t# t»* »ta 4«y al F*ar-* f t r * i •*« i :»»« 9 I'm f i l r —.lt. l«at*4 ta a III day at Jas.iir, ' • n e t e r a r r tr e .tr r a a ra n l»»t r a t itcam t ibXlicUl Cl-lk'a B*al» ll V K«rsd«8 1*4.1* 11*04. I14MM El »aa* llerli rtreo: CAort. 3M»*kt«oU Co'i*|y rr^rtAi V*ET»0 ! n Hri;ri»T OtVEt Legal Notice •»# II4TC W tUH MM -» !*.« » * m r . r» i r r t i a v r ri/^uixia t v 1s t f l i U • a v * A /U U K U tt. Prescription for Family Harmony rfi/te o r n a s m A T LEA ST O N E N IG H T A W EEK! The Name, "Pig'n Whislle" Has Interesting and Ancient Origin <M/ww| <’ »»a • rssli Legal Notice l« I* lt«f»lel i f t kr r.fvMl Cwtfi \O llll. 4 # «•»**«!« • VMl % MfM # » %MM is M«e. !•< It 1 Uftde tlftBl*# ml 1*0 • si/rt« e i* y»di % » #: Skfp.« m c/pr. m n►•'Mf *• 1M M U bi»| »•# flM M»f i«/1JfM#t| (mrf la. • • « • M )t«f • f «*•»• A*-** #4 »#•• IN*u«f« II a U k If ei« idtd'-td »»* at Ibitv... ! Lefft/HaU hs. I%0 l« .f «| !#•%*• ■ « J Jtf II. 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TAt LOU. ail at i/i* aaitp la |i>f “l *4t3ia,lt kttii ,1 yiorlI rill* i«<t . eetif I. ala »4ba|f Ivri, F l l k * fin! Mkkdd7 i 4i i *• fit* Mb ' f IdVlklO. O il I bM«h *• Iki Ilk 4ss *t i flit) the M'-i# w F E eM U R L S ltlO -r 3 JIA . f.;iO 7:23 • V:30 m '.sM •• Bank lnatalm ent U>an Dept. MEMBER PDIC COCKTAIL BAR and P ick a x e Store DEW DROP Route 17 >2. Oa Beautiful Lakt Monroe, 2 ML North of Sanford. All U n iii Dtiaka Wine, Uq-jor, Beer At tli* Bar F. A. Walter. Proprietor Carry-out • • • at the ROUND ,0 9 TABLE W ia ffy I r . W h a t l a* STARTS TONIGHT y Rat— C a t 0:30 m LO VE J Tea Waal! M Y ww ll:M a a la 1M a. a >:*e 7:ee a. ■ Celery City Grill 211 Maynalia Naar the Rita When Yaq Leara tba Track, Burv Your Trouble! or Celebrate You: Xillin* pi*i1*M* 4(t<r.kMi ia *«ea certifl<*(E Bill 1- toiU tu In* i l l t l i l Iei*44* 4i Hi* fr ill ii« r nf ieii a*. ; ft/ilol* Ceu Itr i.'ouf i Hu m at Mb. toId n t i l l i . oo '.*• Iiim MokiJai In IB* h- hjik *1 Vrhnm rf. 1414 'siX II.N irpH tT lB K~“ Come— On— Down - tp SANDWICH SHOP U Q U IC K S E R V IC E -G O O D 23th a t Bark Breakfuat Dellcloualy FOOD W affle* or H ot Cakea With Ham, Sauaage ar Bacon O p ta 8:3# a. m. to 12:30 p. m. Super ‘Burners and Sloppy Joe’s -B A R - Reaaturant and Cafa Lonynood Open Ettninga • Clo»ad Sunday a Bar and Carre • O-tt Karorite Premium Deer 25c Official Deg fUta Pin*ram» B et'for ihe people <*ho have n A • >«t enyoyrt that plaaiur# the bil­ iary back of the un.iual nima abould b* iniertiting reading. Ta* lymbol of a Pig and Whu-.le at a . tavern *lgp da tea bark tong, long ago to Merri O'.de Eeglaad, aod ia derived from the word! j~P>ggec Waaiail" erhich a t Ultra! wives have aa totereiUng h istn n f (Pig being abort for Piggea, tt» .LagioSavoo aord for ale mug. and W»»jui, * a broad, general •ord meaning -boUom’a op", or ' “ hert’a to your health." Another itcry has it that (ha ay/nbol of a Pie and Whin!# i u . u»ed a i a tavern sign for peupl* l a ho could not read A well-fed ' porker means food in any langu­ age. and the term, “ wed yodf whistle" see m i to kayo been an! venally understood even as far back aa' the 24th eanlury. 80 Hit two worda were eaatly combined to moan * pood place ta eat aed drink. And Ihii Is the reputation riiabliihnJ by th* owners of our modern Pig'n Whistle. " CURB or DINING ROOM Don & Geri’s ! i M ile South o f Dos Track on lllcharay 17-92 FEATURE «:U — l# J t Ht'way 17-P2 at Lor.prood Rd, MU* ay Sanford-Orlando — DUFFY'S Cpektella • Preaiiam R. SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY a Quarter Pound of a W O M E N ' dnaktag eitabliihmcnt to Sarf«rd. S T IL L STA CKS IT F.aewiag D im tn Front • to 1<VOO Noon U im Sm Dally 11 :.VJ to 2:30 Closed Sunday* AlLXhTK i rtnre (he . op/niag ot that popular ealtnj and EA T OUR FAMOUS C harcoal Broiled • r Barbecued Finance Plan .HUE M *hM»U 411*144 1 a r tu tu ait >1 in : ri*.tr t« it* i.oi6*v «f sarniaxl* ai*i* o* SU/i4E IM Ill E0<4 lEflltl -U 4*4 It a* M<i*iti'4 icw ifdti >• .*»' <i>e IN D IN IN G A D V E N T U R E ft .04 v Dinner r.'ioiuiivf. — Sanford Atlantic StafM*d*a «l«l«l#« •« /•UTIC^ H HiiM-St (I IViols I;*, t. # +r. t. him * p t*i I hv!u(f vl IN# PJ*«*IL| | • *Ud4 !• I • UmJfJ IIAIC'I ‘i -% *%#• * t #*, • b I j «o| • 1*0, I/O ft: fl*t C*‘ **• pi** l H ill n i l Y«wf N ( . T t v 'i 11*1 . , . p id | 1]« MM i l l «•! |V*f» •I f.lirk# Molt U I* lIlfMti# liita CdSboi# C^dit rdu .Lvie Crus ty. I'r*# 4a tltlllK o r i m i l t l l l * ! Mill raa in a.i* «l l h tin e a ia tA* Ur ieteo-odd yean K n Ov?.tT art U iatytr 6 to ’ .10 EUu.»a two.-t M.ur I'boa* Sanlaid 1204 far I>*ta*f R c^n aliotba Krank Vila** Jr.; Mam O r-lrr Ram Mar. I' m The Low Coat liVb if— Bill Niland Jf»< T. Kl/it — On ‘.U Lai* Y'ou'II Like It H ere! C «kui] Hour Slasy hundred! **f people h*“e d m ro to Lite Pig'n Whistle during The Town’s Talking ■boat TRI-HI BERGERS L-O-N-G DOGS JJHRMP BOATS and a(ber goad thiag* at— LUSTER’S DOGGIE DINER Conalre Cab Rud In Iat« Mary. Oppnalfe PoblW Beark Our 8 3.* Lunch Menu Chansrcs Dallv Full Co .in* | | JJ Sunday l>in:,<<r# I Try Our X. V. Cut Delta Steaka „ Glass Fountain Rt. I7-W at R». 4M (Apopka ltd. Catialfcrrrr Lhrtn meet In ta r Ptivau Dining Room tack 1st and 3rd Tboraday. Ooen 7 p. m. to MklnlgM **1 he Country Club of T rull Inc Tracka” 5 < ' f { PRESENTS the food i* not juat GOOD but Good am] PLEN TY a t i si/IdKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM fe& O O C K T A IL LOUNGE— M OTORS RT EVENING FROM NOW ON— k iW j * u ,* INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS PROM 11.85 Raut* 17-tti H - ii* . Narth af tka U a *EN 24 HOURS '“. ' A u f e f ' Complete Chars# af Menu Daily - D.l RECTI ONB ~ El»t n INN I7. l l ai CaaaaJberrv At Ow Hi* Rad Arm* m en from 85c "piS ^ cVkF <•# U tt Of Tka faifard Orlande Da, Track Te Our CI«k ~+ * ‘ ytret SL at Megnvtia Open Daily 8 a. m. U lO p. m.; Bun I a. m. to 10 p.a» BREA K FA ST w i/h u i from 6:00 ». m.v D IN N ER — Full Course Meals 11 a. m, to Bpu m. 70f to $1-00 SHOPPERS* SPECIAL 70c C h a im F E A T U tS liM ____________ ____ ^ __ Touchton's Luncheonette ' D aily �**r AM IN PK PK N PgV r TTAH.T NKWWPAWBH SALFORD. FLORIDA F R I D A Y jJ A N U A R ^ T j IBM R ib b o n -C u ttin g Rites County Road W ork Program To Precede Open A brief ribbon cutting ceremony will precede the Open House at Seminole Memorial Hospital Sun­ day- afternoon at 1 o'clock. A. B. Peterson Sr., chairman o( tjte program and member ot the RoapUal Board of Trustees, said that the ceremony will take plere •t the front entrance lo the hospital •ad will ba held to a very mini­ mum. • A ribbon, stretched across the Judge Emeat Houiholder, thla complete entrance to the hospital, morning, aaid that "sterner men* wlU be cut by Randall Chase aurea muat be taken to eembnt Chairman of the Board of the the praaent juvenile delinquency Femald-Laughton Memorial Hospit­ with which we are facad.n al, E M. GeUowsy, Trustee o( the Tha Seminole County Juesnlle Bert Fish Teslemrntary Trust, snd Judge aaid that a hairing Into T. K. Tucker, Chairman of the the matter of three beya Involved Board of the Seminoli Memorial In the breaking end entering of Hospital. Robaon'a Sporting Goods store was The invocation, which will Im­ held on Tuesday. As well as tha mediately precede the ribbon cut­ theft of firearm* from the store ting ceremony, will be given by other breaking e n d entering Rev, Milton Wyatt, president of the chargee were Involved as well as Seminolg County. Ministerial Asso­ other alleged offentas. ciation. "On the conclusion ot the Petereon said that "I know the hearing," said Judge Hnuaholder, vlaitora will bo anxioui to get IqJ "one youth I I yeere eld will be the hospital and they will he happy sent to the Florida Industrial to learn that thej« ceremonies will School et Marianne end another be very brief." youth Id yeans of ago will be Thousand! are eipeclcd to vlsl tho hospital aa the doors awLfg sent to the same Institution." "The third party Involved In open to the public for an afternoon the breaking and entering, being and again the following evening, of the age of IT," aaid the Juven­ SmaM groups will be taken ile Judge, "is not within th« juris­ through the hospital on a guided diction of the Juvenile Court end tour where more than forty points will committed to ' the Circuit of h tereit will ba explained aa Court for such action a* deemed members of tho Hospital Auxiliary take over the responsibility of advisable by the Court." Tha 17-year-old youth wee idsa- describing these unusual locations. The public will see, for the first Ufied aa Jasper Baldree. "There boys, committed to the time, the most modern hospital Florida Industrial School at Mari­ facility kt the South which has been anna," said Judge Houshelder, eatimated to coat 11.130,000. "will he sent to the Institution Visitors will geie at such achievement! •( th» Intercommuni­ nest Monday." "All of the Soya Involved In cation system, the unusual com­ bination of colon through the hos­ thla ease," the Judge said, "com pital, doctors call board, centraf#*»ed and made statements to lied medical records, gleaming the Court that they had broken dumb walten, modern kitchen and into tha spurting geode store." c“M erit, and typical private and Only three boys were brofrrM mi-private rooms, W ore this Court, ■eueholder geld, . .wotuhout lha iVwnUal a * sloes tha Mher twe bey# were out oinli-nf Infr-eai thfc\ ka111 amvia 'Sterner Measures’ Need Is Related By Juvenile Judge, ft > K. V. GARGANI Jr. ★ ★ ^ Billiard Champion ftlward Gargani Jr. To Give Exhibition Sdward V. Gargani Jr., three •uakion billiard champion ot South 'America, will give a cuo exhibi­ tion her* tonight in tha local billl|r d parlor. w en u r Gargani wilt perform til* green table magic between T and »p.m . Gargani although only 2$ yean Bid has been handling the cue alnre a anull boy of only four. lie halls from Buenoa Airea, Argentina, but man hie South American title In Chile. GargarH la now touring the United Statea enroute to New York ih e ra he hopea In obtain American cltiienahip pa peri and join the United Statea Army. ■ In hla appearance hrre, Gargani will mostly display fancy trick •hots, but poaaibly will play a couple of 3-cushlnn matches pmCidad there are suitable opponents. ;>' * Display Program SouthsMa School climaxed the ten day Florida Produclt Fertivel with displays of Florida products |« teriiay . * N o t only wera Florida products displayed in unique arrangements In (he corridors of tha school, but M 'ell Florida products luncheon War served. Mrs. Velma Mltchel, principal of Southside School said that "child­ ren were taught, throughout the •etl day period, of tha Importance nf -Using Florida Products." She ld, "We empheelied that every'e should be proud of tha things We grow In our State." • The mtnu for the all Florida products luncheon west fresh string beans, creamed chicken on toast,' carrots, end gingerbread With omnge sauce and milk. The fioulhside SchooJ Principal •aid that each child in tha school brought something from home to add lo the display. All 21 roomn twthe school prepared and partici­ pated in an exhibit featuring Florida products. One of the unique items brought by children for the exhibit was a •olid leather pocketbook, made and etched by the father of one of the third grade children. Among tho Items on display and brought hy the Snulhsida School children were clothing, honey, rangoods, frosen concentrate, produce, citrus, shells, plants, weaving, candy, coconut*, fish, books, plastics, dairy pfodurts, ••ramies, Gowers, bread, straw­ berries minerals, tool*, cypress, concrete blocks, dolls, teathergoods, brushes, cigars, and nanMR Every child In the school was given-an opportunity to view the ^Atlhlts during the school periodnAtd one of tho school teachers, Eye learned something about Florida." » FRENCH GET COPT FARIS cr—Tl.e French Foreign Ministry announced today it fan* weeived through the French AmtaairJor In Washington a copy of Premier Bulganin’s Idler lo PresUBijt Elsenhower, A spokesman liciiaed |o divulge the contents of he message. receiving stolen property and the lwr* Orange County Court has jurisdic­ tion, , . Judge Hnnsholdar said thlk morning that a hearing on the alleged against three hoye In Oviedo will be hold next Wednes­ day morning at 10 o'clock. Eslra rople* of today's Special Hospital Edition of The Sinford Lake Monroe Area Herald ere available for mailing. However, The Sanford Hrrald Left In Darkness wrotild like lo advise those who went extra copies that the number avail­ Following Mishap able la limited. A part of the Lake Monroe Sec­ Today's Special Hospital Edition tion wee without lights for aeverel contains 4$ pages wllh nearly too hours lest night when a Ford pictures taken In and around the Pickup truck smashed Into a power million dollar Seminole Memorial pole tnspping an arm from the Hoepltal. The Sanford Herald urges you to top. The truck, traveling south on reserve your extra copies as early State Road 8-18 through Lake aa possible since the supply la Monroe ran off tha road Into the limited. ditch and hit the power pole. The cross arm wee snapped off with some wire left hanging down end some brought to the ground. The accident wee Investigate! hy FlorlJe Highway Patrol Troop­ er T. Mark Mack who charged the driver with "driving while Into.xicatrd." The driver, A7-yeer-oM Joseph John Terlap cf Waukegan, III., who Is staying i t Grlden Lake, was lodged In the Seminole County jell. Damage to the 1058 Ford pickup truck was slight. Terlap'escaped from the accident without Injur­ ies. Tha smeshup wee at S:1B p. as. Hospital Edition Copies Available House Included In State Budget City Commission Adopts Resolution Geneva Project Discu For New Hospital REBOUITION No. a u A Resolution of the City Com­ mission of the City of Sanford. $800,000 Goes Florida commending the Board of Trustees of Seminole Memorial For Hfwoy TT-92 Hospital and commemorating the In a Joint itaiament her* todsy, S<n. Douglas Stenstrom and Rep! opening nf Seminole Hospital in the City of Sanford, Florida. o Sf k c ^ . CI*v,Unrt Jr' rm i1 t h|*uSj* * ,n °lrt Apartment has Be It resolved bjr the people of In .-hided In Its tentative budget and the City of Sanford, Ftortdal work program, for the first six WHEREAS, There haf for many monl.ii of jgjg, ih* neneva Ava. years existed ■ need within the bTim SUU to no•', huvUla1 (1 Ave. tha Lah, J nMetsof City of Sanford and the County of Seminole for expanded modern BrMgn and have set up tha iu a hospitel facillllca In order that ot $300,000 for (hla work." the need* nf the people of the City !**Um*nt "T tha lawmakers of Sanford and Seminole Counly k* ? -Xhe? b*v, ln tha lentiDva could be adequately and properly budget and work program a total fulfilled, and WHEREAS, The rilitens of the City of Sanford anil Seminole * Till* Includes," thee ear t a i l . Counly, through the formation nf “ ,lf i» a citterns* committee and hy dili­ 0 r*"b« .Cou,lly l,n* north. gent working effort have at Inst <>f th* $$00,000." if wai m . succeeded in obtaining a modern, up-to-date hospital, reflecting cre­ OPENING III IKS FOR the ronetnicllon nf • church building for Ih* Lutheran Church of th* Redeemer, dit upon the rltliens nf the City of Architect John llurton nf Hurton A Roger* at left willl member* nf the llulldlng Committee. They F u l d s ^ ’^ e° m# /r°m S,*‘* Sanford and the County nf Semi­ ere (left to right) Rev. Phillip Schleiemaim, J. C. Jorgensen, W. 11. Knaser, and John Renkarlk. (Staff Tha final budget and work arfr nole, and Photo) gram will b« adopted by tha Road WHEREAS, The Board of Trus­ tees of the Seminole Memorial Hos­ Hen. Stenstrom and Rep, Clav#pital have devoted untiring effort mod *h>r *r* PllnBi”I M Ifand diligence In tha supervision nf ,rnd , ,h» meeting of fra g ,,* construction and financing the new Roartl on Jan. $i hooa Seminole Memorial Hospital ami >»t th* tentative budget or Baadeserve the commendation and •no a Counly J* ptib la the final thinks of the proplo of this City, budget and work program." and A contract ha« been tentatively -Sen. Stenslrom and Bap. ctava. WHEREAS, » , IMfl "Already we have mare Ilian wa Mrs- Mery Collier, Mrs. M. L. !‘ n!‘ . . . . January , , ,aw*idcd to P. M, Campbell, local Ibal alao.lioo has | have ever received In the Mother's Reborn Jr., Mr*. Dick Aiken, Mr*, Included in lha tanlativa (nilgai dale kfor the n e t L m L l T f i * H f r " * ? ,r ‘ "J 2 " March on Polio," said John Hauls Clifford Johnson, Mix. Ralph Pet­ work program for secondary mortal Hospital with *n approprk " V ,C,hk rc« J ° r as list released th* t<H*l received ers, Mrs, laiuie llnlundn, Mrs. Em­ la SamlnoU County, at* celebration fur O.o o o ea » K 1 h“rch of ,he In the hnur-lsng campaign last vow ’M iK n u rm ir n >. , rh* r,iurrh "** hrrn ily Wilson, Mr*. Rnscoe Taylor, •«i-» «‘!n mur* wromler/ul," *-v NOW lr.n b l u OllE^ NUtV niiiriitri* iin . Ro ue It ttj *r. . .« May W,. 19M and has been night throughout tha County, solved hy thv City CpTrSlfl'.lqr' i - ;rnoi'im| Its services In Ih* Yacht Hen!*, ro-chalrinan with Wight Mrs. Jim Robson, Mrs, Wally " S e i h. himself. the City ot JFtnfnrrtj^GurUla-. >j*t Club. Klrtley, for the March of Dime* Philips, Mrs. Geurg* Kirtiry, Mrs. 1 iey have in tha primary! tha elnccra commendation and ap­ An early approval nf llie contract campaign In Seminole Counly «al-i Jons Armstrong, Mrs. Nsncy Trr- budget a sum of $$00,000 tor Riato preciation of the City Com ml avion, hy (ho Florida-Georgia District of Hint e total of $041.18 has been both fur Itself and In behalf of the the Lutheran Church, Mlssour 8y- turned In which does not Include wdlllger, Mr*, ilnrry Wood, 51r«. nf°fk * rd ln m ,wo ®1,,* worihaaai Jerry Kirk, and Mrs, Arthur Har­ people of the City nf Sanford, hr nod Is expected and ron-drtirllon an (This they explained 10 s ‘,,# a doirn nf lha inllcltpre In ris. la in Hie and the *amr li hereby exprriwil will get underway al the site locat­ about Sanford, the comity volunteers and lnluiin Counly Budget), , Aim: Sirs. Aan Grnrry, Mrs. to the Board of Trusters of the ed on Dak Avo. al 25th Place. Putty Gntrhcl, Mrs. John Wilson, Seminole Memorial Hospital for The lluildlng Committed of the the rolorcd popiilalioe. outstanding service and untiring Lutheran Church of Die Redeemer, “The drive Is going nn heller Mrs. Helen, Constantine, Mrs. unit and [ intend to asiiat Voluaia efforts la furHtoring the realisa­ headed hy J. C. Jurgrnaon, chair-1Ilian never before,” Hauls said cm Ilnrry Home Mrs. Hally Kvnns, t minlp official* hi gcUiog this part tion of »n worthy a project, and by man. expressed lie pleasure last11 m* a,lle* -v' and I want lo Mrs. Ann Kirlley, Mrs. Ruby <>( the tentative budget In tha thank everyone for taking part Wade, Mrs. Mary Tabor, Mu. Ed this token llm City Conimi->«inn Tl!.b“iolnt “ d , ,,ork Program." commemorates January 20, Itl'-fi night a t .a special meeting of the In the Mother'a March on Pn>io Price, Mrs. II. Lytteleton Zimmer­ The joint itaiament by $m congreKation Dial a local construens well et all ef those who conlrl- man. Miss Jonl Saunders, Mrs. R. «*P- Cleveland, E '. as tha npenlag of Seminole Me­ morial Hospital for the benefit ofithui fiiut has hern selected‘ to | billed so generously.” L. Harvey, Mr*. Sam Thurmond, laiive lo the tentative budget and th* people of the City of .Sanford build Dm modern structure, •rk program, adds much oeT h e llcilher’e Match an Polio Mr*. Pat Slenslrom, Mr*. Sandra and Seminule County. the building at $27,400, waa a trenirndoii* surcess because llerg, Mr*. Phil Stanley, Mrs. E, llmiam to an early letting of tha BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED.’ Thr ,,rl" "f *’ M- Campbell was o the generous response to Die ap­ S. McCall, Mr*. Pal Harden, Mrs. m ? f* hi .to,Iowl',« «»• receipt’ of That a copy nf (his Resolution l i e 1'*"' bidder for Die construction of peal for volunteeia," the eo-chalrwhich mujt ba authorltad by Margaret Johnson, young 11)111* ^ho Road Board, for vital Semiadaspread upon the minutes of Dm D'hcr firms bidding were: Inn- man snid. Brown, Mr*. I. (J, Dickie, Mr*. City Commission of Dm Cily nf anen Unix., Orlando; Peninsular "The drive Is still underway," Herald Vineyard, Sir*. Ru**ell County primary and secoadary Hanford, Florida and copies there­ Construction Co., Pim-castle; and Haul* emphasised, "and will con­ Spencer, Mr*. Joyce Moyers, Mr*. road projecto ae well u Drolaeta that will ba tnitrumental In eroafr of delivered lo the Hoard of Trus- Henry It Stephens, Orlando. tinue until the first of February." te#i nf The Heminnle County Pub­ The Hcv. Phillip Schlossmann Tliosa who' took part In last Tony Itussl, Mr*. T. B. McDonald, Ing addition trafiio through bfrlfr lic Hospital, and to tha local news- I* pastor of the Lutheran CJturch night’* Mother's March on Polio Mr*. Earl Evans, Mr*. C. C. Dod­ son, and .Mrs. n, Beckham. lof tho Ho-lrcnur, n Is axpaclad that m»mbara of Included: kin. Merlon St. Juhn, P*P«r. Sauls also said that "I would lha Bo.-rd of Seminole County ComIlka lo thank The Hanford Herald mlxafonern win *|k* attend Ih* for allowing us Dm use of Ihcir rnriDing of the Slat* Road Board to facilities . during tha Mother's lallahasse# next week. March on Polio." Bid Tentatively Let To Campbell Sanford Herald Expresses Thanks The Sanford Herald wishes to thank the Journal of the American Hospital Associating tor permis­ sion lo quote from Ha publication and use items nf Interest to read­ er* of the Special Hospital Edi­ tion 1 Through the essfar itbm ot Hie publication that I* widely read throughout th« circles of hospitals, the Sanford Herald la permitted to b rig lo the attention of 11s read­ ers Information of vital Intsrest about hospitals that will point to Ihe progress made hi Sanford and Seminole County as the rioera to Seminole Memorial HoopHal ■ opened. Mother's March Totals Run. High Sanford Navy Man, Truck Driver Sent To Hospital Today > « Lawns Are Sodded By A. D. Rountree, A young Navy man and a Sanford truck driver wrgs sen! lo hospitals catty this tt'frnlng following a crash on the Paula lluad. The rolling lawns which *urrou»4 According to l unstable J. Q. Seminole Memorial Hotpita! w*rt "Sllrn" Galloway, Homer Idmn planted and sodded by \, D. Wlillc, 30-year-old truck driver, Rountree, local landscaper. lzoa Elm Avenue, of Sanortl wit IT- entire area, other than, Its scut lo the local hospital suffering marked parkin.: lots and lnadtltg from cuts and bruise* ami Francis­ rone*, have hern either toddtd or co Tirado, IB-year-old Hanford Nav­ sprigged, and now pr<«cnt a roll­ al Auxiliary Air Station Navy man, ing green carpet to add lo th* atwas tent to an Orlando Mspllsl lo tractlvenei* of Seminnla ilemortil ha (rested for s rut and bruised Hospital. face and head. Klsewlirr* |n thli edition, a short Th* 1953 Pontiac was traveling Hem appear*, living credit ot west on State Road 4A-A, said planting the town to another tloril! Constable Galloway, about 70 miles of the 8an(ord area, Information per hour, when (he car $ppearontly lor thi* Item reached Tha Sanford went out of control a* It rounded Hrrald In error. a curve, hit lha hink and turned A. D, Rountree, who lives in San­ over end over end, Property dam- ford at 104 Elm Av*., we* (ha cod­ ige was estimated at $750, Gallo­ irector for thli portion of hasn't* way said with damage lo (he front lying one of Hi* most modern how pitats In the South. end, windshield and lop, Whlta was charged wllh driving The town*, kept motot through while Intoxicated, according to Con­ the facilities of an underground stable Galloway. H* wa* assisted sprinkler »y*l*m, will contlnu# tn In lha Investgatlon by Deputy be greener aa lha sprigged araaa \progress In growth. Sheriff Ed Trait. Local Landscaper mSm MILLION DOLLAR VIEW ukaa from atop tha Seminole Memorial Heepltol. (BUff Photo) Memorial Hospital Opens iur 4 �«U c & u rih N o tk M « o sft be pr — I t r t i t T h * 1 to tid b f f le t on d » y ^5 for» p o b lk » « o fc , f .■ uMWJ. y .'■ 'Bi OLA CHURCH OF. CHRIST r n Hg.kftu. Ul.ieler la Dayt Bible Study a l l # Unde* 11 ;00 a a . Service 7*00 pJB. yhody Welcome OF PROFHKCT n u B n Are. Blehop D. D. Craaey, Paatar r% - crapbl Lake Mary, Fla. Fee tor — Rev. H. A. Frith Jr. Aeaday School 9:49 a.m. M anias Warahia lftOU. Traiatng Union S J0 pJB. Brewing Worehlp f 40. P rayer Meetia* Wad. 7JO pi Fuur b a p t is t a n a , OVIKDO Lania L Day, Farter Sunday fchool i liU a.m. 7 Honing Worship - 11:00 a.m. Training Uniaa • 6:13 p.m. Craning demcee - 1:30 p.m. Wedaeedday Prayer Service .f i n Sunday Service* 11:00 a. m. Sunday Reboot 9:30 a. a . Wednesday Evtalaf Meeting . 1:00 p. m. Les»on*Btrmani ‘'Troth'’ Reading‘Room located la Foyer 01 Church Building, open (o public 9:1A to 4:30 p. m. Monday thru Friday. A cordial Invitation la extended U all to attend our aarvicoe and uia the Reading Boon. (Caagregetlaael) BMaOored by First Baptist Charefe t Sanford, Fla. 'Sunday School 10:00 a. m. M O. SUaseU, Superintendent Preaching 11:00 a. as. Mr. II. II. Martin, Preachae im * , FIRST BAPTIST CHUBC1 !**?' GENEVA ,W. A. EHeawood. Faa •nnday School 10A. Hominy Worship 11 A. B.T.U. 1F. Evening Worship I P. THE CHB1STIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH Park Ave. and lltb SL Pastor: Rev. David 8. Ceraefli Telephone 434*1 Sunday, Combined Morning SetTigs 9:43 to 11:30 a.m. Call to Warship 10:40 a.m. Evening 8er* W o 7:43 p. in. Wedneiday Prayer Service and Bible Discussion 7:43 p.m. Chapel Choir Rehersel after service. Thursday Youth Night Program 6:30 to 1:30 p.m. Davotlonal Time. Club AcUvitiee, Ladles Missionary Soclly (3 meetlnjD monthly). Fellowship Luncheon — and Tuesday after* noon. Prayer and Business — 4lh Tuesday aitemoon. Sawing Circle —4th Thursday morning. "A friendly church for the LUTHERAN CHURCH OF HIE REDEEMER le v . Phillip Hehleiimaa. Kiel iter Services el The Yacht Onb 6uuday School 9:13 a.m. . Church Service 10:30 e.m. CHURCH OF COD French Ave. and Sad 8k le v . U. IV. Henderson, Faster Sunday School 9:43 a. m. Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. Mld-Wcck Service Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Young Pcoplo Service Thurt* day 7:30 p. m, ' ,n EBENEZER METHODIST ; CHURCH Citrus Heights le v . Edward Murtie. Pastor Sunday School 10 a. tn.—Clif­ ford E. Johnson, luparinlandent Preaching Service 11 a, o . M Y F 3 p. m. Prayar mecUng, Thursday, 7tM p. 81. FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH Oviedo Bar. George IL Carlloi, Minister 9:43 a.m. Sunday bchool. Rri\ll:00 a.m. Worship Sorvtct. 1:00 p.m. Worehip Service. PAOliA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH 6 Milra West on RL 46 ■ Sunday School 9:43 hfornlng Worihlp 10i4B Wert cyan Youth 6:49 EflaXvdhlng Worship 7:30 Wfdnteday I'rays mi eating 7:30 v ". Everyone Welcome V B*v. Cecil W. Shaffer |> | ••. UPSALA COMMUNITY PItESDYTERIAN CHURCH p ■ Rev. C. C. White, Mlnfater h* Mrs. Clover Marrs, Pianiet. Mire Pauicla itoumen, Aaek f- ).»;flanlit. , Mra. Nancy Ollas, Children'* B ■ Choir Director. Georgo I’osold, AnL BupL v g| Church School. Kfi - Church School, lOiOO am , jE CleiMs Tor all agu. Wonhlp 11:00 e.m. Children’* Bervle* 11:00 amt. Young People 0:10 pmt. Children 6:80 pjn. Worehip 1 JO p.gj. Everybody Invited te attend eorvice*. Caraer Park Are. and Mth It. J. Bernard Beat, MMater funday School 9:43 a. 0 . Hi*?* iL Snsdaf morning aervlcaai Clauea for all egee—Cradel roil 10 a.m. Sunday SchooL 1 CENTBNIANS 11 a.m. Honing Worship. Adult Clan for diicuuioo under Sunday aveaiag arnicas: the leiderihlp of Dr. Fred 1:19 p.m. Training Union. Enimlnger, former RoUIm College Profeeeor. 7:10 p.m. Bvaning Worship* 11:00 Wadaasdap 7:10 p.m* Prayer Morning Worehip Sermgg: "Plllare in Ood'e House." matting. FREE METHODIST CHURCH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Laurel AVe. at 4th M. Pastor - MUtoe B. Wyatt Bunday School 9:43 a. m. 1:43 a. m. Church School Morning WoraUp 19:41 a. m. Cletiei for all sg«e F, MTV. 7:00 p. m. * 11:00 a. m. Morning Worehlp Evening EvangaUsUo 7>U p. m. Borman Topic* "A Prelude to Pa* genlim" Wednesday nighl prayer tad praise service 7:10 p. m. 0:10 P. M. —M.Y.F. 7:13 P.M.—Organ Vaipare T:H P. M. Evening Wanhlp Sermon Topie—We Shape the Fu­ ture Broadcast over W.T.R.R. I:30 P, M. Recreation for young people. Sunday Company Meeting 10 a.m. Holintta Matting 11 a.m. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Young Peoples Legion 7 p.m. Perk Ave. at Ith 81, Salvation Meeting I p.m. Paelar Tuesday Y.P. Band Freelke 4 W, P. Brook*, Jr., Fred B. Fltker, A uadsle Farter p.m. Kirby Regera, Mule Director Salvation Meeting 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Ladles Home Leagu# Early Morning Worxhlp 3:4.1 A.M, Sunday School 9:43 A.M. 7:30 p.m. Morning Worehlp 11:00 A.M. Training Union 0:tS P.M. T:30 P.M. ASSEMBLY OF HOD CHURCH Evening Wnrthlp Nuritry at all eervicee. Uth St. and Laurel Ave. Welcome Ear. George g. Rote Sunday School 1:43 a. m. HOLY CROSS CHURCH Morning Worship It a. m. (Epiecapal) Youth Service , 1:43 p, m. Evangelistic Rally 7:43 p. m. Rev. IV. Lytilelan Zimmerman, OR A U . B.D., Racier Prayar and Bible Study Wednes­ Beptuageelma day at 7:43 p. m. * 8 n ® CHURCH T h is little girl is playing only a g a m e . . . a childish little Holy Eurharlet "Rdmember a glad hind invllee 1:00 A. M. weoteet loete, o„ #(1M. , . 9:13 A. M. Family Service and you to worehlp wllh ui.1 gam e c alled .b lin d m an's buff. A ny tim e she w ante to, she can Church Hchnnl w hip off th a t blindfold in g h e tw inkling of ap eye., ■* ti.v.: 11:00 A. M. Morning Prayer end SOUTH SIM; BAPTIST CHUBCH Sermnn B u t . . . suppose ahe couldn't? W h a t if she w ere forced to keep Bast 97 St: At Path Ave, Serviree through Ike week: h e r blindfold on forever? The end of your aaerch Monday, Tunday. Thruidey, Frt* . :.,u l For a friendly Church. day and Saturday-Holy Commun­ . '7 fD For T h ere are m any places in the w orld today w here people are ion 7:30 A. M. R. n. I.unxfnrd, Pastor cfmmumiy and rlfnMdkrf m t t l entally i a n t a l l t / nand n r l spiritually, M n i r i f i i a l i t / am rw hcrc Minty n r n rdenied ln n iu rl m i «* Chu,ch blindfolded, they are one ■ "«“»"* <0 Tor W. L. Slrphrne, Aeiorlate Peeinr Wrdnr'day-Holy Communion in:30 '* F;an Milton Higginbotham, B u n d a y A. M. hut mo of the g reatest of all freedom s . . . the freedom to w orship as they Qj 7our B.b;, {lqi ’ ° 10 Church reSchool Superintendent. w ill. W e, w ho have th a t freedom, should guard and cherish it. F o r FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday School in A. 31. Hoo| 1*07 Sanlord Avenue o u rs is the rig h t to be enlightened, Morning Worship 11 A. M. .......... Minister Bible Study 7; JO P M. Perry L. Slone, If we don’t go to Church, if wc refuse to remove our own spir­ Superintendent Evening Worship fl P. M. Laelrr Then*. 9:43A.M. itual blindfolds, we have no one bCat ourselves to blame. P u t on a Prayer Meeting (Wed.) • P. U. Sunday School 11:00 A.M. Missionary Premillenial Morning Worihlp blindfold, and see how it feels. Im agine w h at it would be like to There will he rnmmuninn, epeelel Welcome muilc eml aermnn. The peeinr w ear it forever, over our eyes, our minds, our souls. T hen, next will imtall the new elders, deacon* Sunday, g o to church—and find out w h at it really m eans to see! CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH OmilM lilt. AS*. linM, ItruHr, Vv ami riearnnessss, In keeping with Rav. J. W. Parham, pastor the nccaxlon Itev. Leetcr C. Doerr, Cor. Fourteenth 81., Oak Ave. Ml. Dora, will hrina a menage nn "Extras" (MU. 3:47), Hundoy School 9:43 a. m. CYF, Chi Rhn and Juniors, 6 Morning Worihlp Scrvlca 11:00 p. m. The Chi Rhn of the East a. m. Training Union 6:13 p. m. H'a a Orlando Christian Church wilt proisnt a program. Mra. Sam W. T his “S upport The C hurch'1 Series, Published E ach W eek in the S anford H erald with th e Approval family affair. Wade will have charge of ‘'inack Evening Worihlp 7:30 p. m. "Come Ihou with ui end we will time." o f the Seminole County M inisterial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these WellEvening Worihlp, T:30. Youth do thee good." from the E eu Orlando Church known Business E stablishm ents: to bring epeclal muilc. Sir. FIRST CHURCH Of' THE Doerr'* Ivening sermon will be NAZABENK “Sanford's Staging Church" on Numbere 91:11 and entitled HRS. APPLEBY'S FLORIDA STATE DANE W ERhY’S W AREHOUSE SANFORD ATLANTIC Cor. of lad and Maple of Sanford RESTAURANTS FURNITURE CO. NATIONAL BANK R, H. Speer Jr., Paiior 9:30 e.m, Sunday School, Claieee for all agei. 10:43 a.m. Morning Worihlp. HAROLD H. KASTNER A CO. CORLEY PRODUCE COMPANY 80TELER WHOLESALE BOYD - WALLACE . 6:30 p.m. Christian Service Train* CONFECTIONERY MUTUAL JvgURANCE ng C]anci. 7:30 p.m. Evening Evangelistic. Prayer meeting Wednesdays, GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO 7:43 p.m. BROWN’S AMOCO SERVICE WILSON - MAIER THE KILGORE SEED CO. SERVICE Youth Activities Thursdeyi, 7:43 C D. Brews FURNITURE CO* p.m. TV SERIES for I f i r y m revival service* are ache* This We«ki How You (V Feb. 3-19. Have God’i Guldapea The.Church of the Natarene is WESTERN AUTO AMERICAN OIL CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY Neileyan In doctrine, evangelistic WDBO-TV SSIITTY'S’SNAPPIN* TURTLE a s s o c ia t e STORE IL B. Strtakiaad, Gettract** n appeal, and friendly in fellow* Channel 6. Saturday t i l l p. m. J. C* Darla. Conaigw* ship. « NICHOLSON BUICE C a R EV IV A L SERV ICES SENKARIK GLASS 4 PAINT CO. AT THE FIR ST BAPTIST C H U R CH NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY BRITT IRACtOR C a SANFORD, FLORIDA January 29 Through February 5* 1956 PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. ST. JOHN'S REALITY CO. SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER'S GULP 8ERV1CB SUNDAY SERVICES Si45 A. M. 11:00 A. M. TtSO P. M. WEEK DAY SERVICES Ttao P. M. NURSERY AT ALL OF THE SERVICES REV. JAMES S U R E KIRBY ROGERS Prpacliar; b a g Leader (Batliw Monday Nighl) WE L COME BR1SSON FUNERAL HOME STINK MACHINE A SUPPLY CO �'V - Spotlight On Hollywood On Lyman GUESTS OF HONOR, Mr*. II. C- Cole, and Mr*. R. Jackaon are ahown above aa thay enjoy game* during the “g it acquainted" party of the E. M. Wive* Club hald recently In thfUSO._____________ Passion Play Will Soon Be In Florida After Canada Tour Lake Wale* — After a successful tour of Weatern Canada, tha BEACH HILLS PASSION PLAY thla week la heading for Lake Wales to prepare for tha opening of Ife Florida season. The group hi* been appearing v f ' • Beauty Salon WILL BE CLOSED • THURSDAY • FRIDAY • SATURDAY In all major cltlej from Winnipeg to Vancouver with engagmenta In Nebraska and Iowa at the con­ clusion of tha tour. Final perform­ ance of the Indoor action wa* Sunday night at Wartburg College, Waverly, Iowa. Moat of the east will arrive lu Lake Walaa thla week. Opening with a ma tinea la the outdoor amphitheatre at Lake Wales on Feb. II, the group will present 31 performance* of the famous Biblical drama, Tbcr* will be three Wednesday matinee* during February, aa well aa Satur­ day and Sunday performances. After March 1st the Play will b# presented every Sunday, Tuesday, Thurvtay and Saturday ntghta through the end of the season, April 15. Matlneea will slart at 2:30 P. M. Sunday twilight per­ formances are at • P. M. and all others will be at I P. M. Happy Birthday Jam. n Chill Crowell Bill Crowell Jaa 17 Mr*. Bralley Odham Nancy Robb th e strip e d silk a n d co tto n d re s s fa sh io n by BY ALVIN WINTER All you civilised eliiiens of Seminole County, lean your bead* this nay and taka notice: Lyman Hviwn-., Lon a wood. will b-i in -'ic limelight (by grace of The San ford Herald) every Friday from niw on. We will try our bait .to make our column a* enjoyable aa possible. Evan though our school I* small, we always have something on the fire. So lend ■» eye and see whet we have to say. Thla week hai been an espec­ ially busy one at Lyman. We have been staggering through a "Jun-i gle" of semester exams. Most of ua were bleary-eyed from burning the midnight oil. Thor, were many fortunate ones, however, who eacaped the grueling task of studying. The escapee* were: Dot Harrison, Kitty Kimball. Karen Dudley, Carolyn Wright, and Donna Jain Smith, all of the 10th grade. Donna Lou Barnes of the Utb grade alio aicaped with a light aanttnea. It scema as though wa boys aren't aa fortunate aa the girls In, escaping the testa. They are making us realise who tha "second greatest sea" really is. The girls *r« not only making a good showing with their studies, but In athletics a* well. Tuesday night, the girls defeated Groveland with a score of 30 to 34. Lynn Joyce, who was the top scorer of tha game with a grand total of U point* was backed up by the team's captain, Joan Joyce, who scored 10 points. Joan recent­ ly married Lynn’s brother, and so far It has prove to be a great sister-In-law Mam. Tha aame evening, following tha girls’ victory, the boys’ basketball Mam of Lyman lost a close deci­ sion with the score 41 to 38 In favor of Groveland. The one-two punch of Lymin’a team was Ralph Farina, who scored 21 points, and Donald Stevens, Capuln. who hit for 12 point* to back up Farina. Tha school hai recently elected the student* who will appear on tha Who’s Who page In the Lyman yearbook the Greyhound. Among those ehosen were: Joan Joyce and Ralph Farina, Most Popular; Marilyn Snyder and Alvin Winter, Most Likely to Succeed; PatU Joyce and Lamar Helms, Cutest Couple; Donna Lou Barnes and Tommy Blanton, Most Studious; Joan Joyce and Ralph Farina, Most Athletic; Alta Hutson and David SMvans, Wittiest; and Joan Joyee and Donald BMvens, Best All Around, Wa don’t want tha faculty to b* slighted ao well My a few words about the party they held for Mra. Sandburg, «th grad* teacher, and Mra, Smith, 2nd grid* teach­ er. Both Machers will b* leaving tha school at the end of the se­ mester. Tha farewell party was given Wednesday. Coke* and cooklei were served. Mrs, Willie ms' and Mr*. Rog­ ers’ 0th grad* went on a field trip to the Red and White food store Thursday afternoon. The By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD at—You can hear all kinds of gags about Capitol Records' naw circular building. Such as: "They’re delaying the rcrifr cflno heeanse they ■'•n't know wneu,«r to put it on at *a 1-5 or 43." Well, the 130-foot structure does look a tittle bit like a monstrous stack of reeordl* to the mortorlsts who drive past It on ha Hollywood Freeway. But that w il Just an ac­ cident, aaya Capitol President Glenn E. Walllchs. Weary of the Joke* but proud of his building, Walllchs gave me a lour through the new place aa It neared completion. "The round design was the Idea of the architect, Welton Backet," lie explained. "At first I rejected It — sounded too much like a cheap stunt. But he convinced me It would be the beat possible design for our purpose*. "And It ha a turned out beau­ tifully. Making the building round hai not been more expensive; In tact, wc may have saved soma money on the final coat. And we've got a building that will be a real MISS ClEllALDINIt WILKINSON (Photo ),y Jameson) landmark.” Walllchs boasted that the Capitol ★ ★ ★ * building Is the only circular struc­ ture of its site In the world, (It* * ★ Mr. and Mr*. C. J. Wilkinson, 1318 Wot First St. announce the engagement and approaching mar riage nf their daughter, Ruth Geraldine In James Clifford Lum­ berson of Marysville, Ohio. l-Sgt. and Mra. A. W. GUlyard The complete plans and wedding and son Jim have returned homo date will be announced later. after spending If month* In Bolie. Idaho where he has been stationed with the U. S. Air Force. They Florida Symphony are visiting her parents. Mr. and Fol-de-Rol Is Mra. R. Macy and his parents, Mr. and Mr*. P. B. GUlyard. The Said Glamorous Glllyards will be here three week* Orlando—The Florida Symphony and then travel to Donaldson Air Fol-rle RoJ, predicted to ho Iho mo»t glamorous fashion show of Force Base In Greenville, S. C. Mr. and Mra. Jack L. Spencer the year, will he held Saturday and daughter Debbie of Ann Ar­ afternoon. Feb. 11, at the fabulous bor, Mich, are arriving Sunday to new Langford Hotel In Winter Park. spend * week with hi* parents, Mrs. James Pittmsa promi­ Mr. and Mr*. L. E. Spencer. nent mcisl and civic trader In the Orlando area, ha* been named girl*, all students of the home general chairman nf the event economics dais, inspected the which will herald the advent of meat department of the store and spring fashions in Central Florida learned the various cuts of meat. The Women’s Committee of the Mrs. Williams, home economics Florida Symphony Orchestra I* Instructor, accompanied the girls sponiurlng the dramatic ill.play of stylo* for benefit nf the orches­ on their tour. The Junior Cleetl recently order tra. Min Margaret Piper 11* *d and received their class ring*. chairman of Iho active Women'* They are really nice looking and Committee am! Mima Helen Hynn It la hard to find a bare ring I* president of lh« Florida Sym finger on the hand* nf the juniors, phony Society, Inc. will make It a habit to read our 3lr«. Tittman said that lleket* hauited Itself or I should say I are now on sale at the Orchestra exhausted It. Hope that you en­ offices In the San Juan Hotel Al­ joyed the column and that you an seven exclusive nture* In the mske it a hahlt In read our Orlando-Winter Park are* have agreed to sell Fol-de-RoI tickets column every Friday. and a hustling ticket campaign is undrrway In several other Central Florida communities. (Cueoa, Mt. /< V i n s i t M G Dora, Clermont, Lake Wales) (p o M cn a lA a w tu M m iit G -R -O -W Just psnntM « day will •ccomplith wonders! *17.95 So lovely to look a t . . . and fluttering to wear) Stripped . . . with a pert bow at tha pretty collar line . . and In so many exqulaita colors. In fine silk and cotton . . . perfectly lovely. Sire* 5 to IS. "USE OUR CONVENIENT L A Y A W A Y P L A N " Seminole County Merka A Milestone M iu M * take them home today. Pay as ,50c ptr veek per 4-rim H.ii Itwfci* CWet *h I IMA Swow SenW place-setting. i/r v r m v " *tuMI Seminole Memorial Hocplte Wn. E. KADER, Jeweler 111 So. Park At*. Phhone 857-W The regular meeting of the Lake Mary P-TA was opened recently with.* devotional given by Mrs. Lewis. The program followed with the Lake Mary School Band and its director, Perry Bremer. All mem­ bers rrmlered solos ■* well as ducts, Mr. Bremer emphasised the need for more band member* and urged all parents, If possible, lo purrhSM instruments for their children. "The lessons are free,” he re­ lated, "and are given two days every week." A business session followed the program with Mrs. William Evans presiding. It was reported thst a Brownie troop was formed with 18 members; a quota. Thera are more Interested children thet help, it was rcvenl-d, and the president announced that mothers willing to help are urged k> form a second troop. All P-TA member* were asked fa attend the Founder* Day pro­ gram planned for Feb. 0 at 8 p,m, at the Seminole High School In Sanfor^t. Refreshments were served dur­ ing the social which followed. Nationwide Groups To Hear Program Over Radio WDBO A nationwide audience wilt hear a program entitled "Christianity and Science," to be broadcast by the Cns Radio "Church of the Air" aeries, In cooperation with (ho Christian Science Church, on Sunday, Jin. 2 0 / Originating from Station WKBS. San Francisco, the program will be beard locally at 10:30-11 a. m. over WDBO. The speaker will be Floyd O. Shank of San Frandico, a Christian Science practitioner and teacher Music will be lura) shad by a quartet. t ' "*■''* , - J -1 k '- ! r^ ' 4 v rfi V * l ' It * fJ BEGINS SATURDAY JAN. 28th • BRAS GIRDLES PANTY GIRDLES JB»»SS sa p s* !; Lake Mary P-TA Hears P. Bremer Tell Of Bands Start with 4 or 6 Place-Settings — little as IS floor* are aa high at a private of the budding a floating effect, building can go In Lo* Angeles.) You get that effect on the third Tha capltol building I* half a floor. Like thus* above It. It haa a block north of Hollywood and Via*, 00-foot diameter and you least and It'a completely modern, from somewhat the saasatlon of being ita underground acho chamber lo impended In apace the 02-foot needle etop It* tower- The dealgn appear* to have The atreet floor la occupied by worked out very well. The core of three atudioi where ettre like the building includes the aervlgt Prenk Slnatre, Dean Martin, Mar­ area*—elevatora. waahrooma. clow garet Whiting, Nat Cola and Tenn- eta, corridor*, office* occupy the rim of the circle, affording a ma:>. eeaea Ernie will record. The circular pattern begin* oa Imum of window apace. the aecond floor. It la Indented to The bill: two million dollar*. a 71-foot diameter to give the real Rad advance PM* Jan. I t Parents Announce Engagement Of C. Wilkinson, J. Lumberson ifOdAflatfebn. 1 OOPS I IT WON’T POP . . ExeHamant ran high during lh* hatiooq popping run t o t at tha recently bald party of the E. II- Wlvo. f'lith. Regular Sale 2.00 2.50 3.00' 2.89 3.95 5.00 • Each Garment -Sale TA G G ED COME EARLY �Tt . TAMES MARLOW Seminole County * - --------------- -------------• Tnlor lac. DRADI out* nan or Hanaas city t* uenam • Tuaar lacM U H aktatk at u ta Luigi Mar- at*t* Mon at miib** tty t* ochtm • l u a a r ins. aaeeo * . atata-unk at aanr ta uenam k WASHINGTON UR —Buying bn day*, soma aqtoYd<at*M"n*r Jet with »**H d*wa N. u Maueweu Jr., at aa t* ua- m rueor inc. uawait Co. iao Wank et x.pbrniil* to 04n.m a Tu­ time it mote thin an American * customer■.ah«ve M month* toi ipay, ■ In*. Cisaea U staosavait at ux t* La- c ador n g rr u n C ip .o a r t at u» to Itex cuitom. U’i on# of th# prop* of raaaa t>. Jankiaa the economy. It can be dangerous T. Stag at us tSftlt w I'r.iitsr is H irrer w Me­ V Jtsrt'n »•- t - U -n-fa P wt*. tr },*. Tt.- Tl•*-,»)*—w-! m»r f: 'Ji s a . U> at ua 2. a. amun A wit* t* Luvara O ki. ctK.uxJane, at ua to H ar*ty o r . a n . criminittraiion aeemi concerned that tould happen HIICKLLAWr.OlP ja l n l' . ' \ “ wYmam* at u s t* il b * r t Mary K Moialy ax.cut. le Richard Credit buying nomfd tn 19JJ It oat. Bill et cala litloa te each purpose speclfltd. Lak* viiw*i;oU*tac. t* wuiiam *• 'intijklsna-H orrl.on Ine. te Vlratl C. ihot up more lait year than In th* Part 49 w iiu i at ux qra Uraccy A Johnny Janaa aa V A J prevloua two yean ot Preildcpt flection 111. BONDI FOB CON­ fi*etlon 1M. -8UB8ZQUCNT J. a Compton to Mtsta of Fla, uar u a ra i a . cart, copy JudgmL .. ^i.atmaus inUttx uz ta Miaurtea M. C. url* K. “ 1,1.Brow a* *u«tara a a r a a a Eltenhower'i term: Auto buying PAB6AGE OP GENERAL LAW STRUCTION AND PURCHASB . __ ___ — i||f" Ip.eltT.i era. a big part of It A. Ceaai at us ta c U netr Automotiv* Uaorga Uaora* Ucngiaiiuh* kehoi.iiun at al t* C A. eon* .alt* eontr NOT TO REPEAL OR MODIFY OF WAT&R WORKS, SEWAGE Hitvka at ux Fr*d H Andar.on A wlfa to Harold Piicnhower didn't com* right out Vrio* J. x n a . i at u i t* Auiaitua H K a .ln .r, crop II.n am THIS SUBDIVISION UNLESS DISPOSAL PLANTS, DOCKS AND •tr WAREHOUSES. BOAT BASIN'S C. Rotunda at ua. quit claim dead Ohio Dapt. or H .alth Ra, Wan.at tv K. and atk Congren to p m a law Audi* Vawail at ux ta Armin Dial Mmia. cart, at daath giving th* government authority SAME ‘EXPRESSLY REPEAL. G..8 AND ELECTRIC PLANTf#iU. at ux Uhri.iin*. cnardon J a m . , to Stuart to .lap curb, on credit whenever That th* subsequent adoption of THORIZED; APPROVAL OF EL a. k . uw ay aartr et ua to M. J. DurBurk. A Jama*, final dacr.a Hamlet Htllala Holman to Bam h neretiary. Instead, he luggeitad any general law confining the EGTORS NECESSARY; MINIMUM ak at ua Butman, pow.r ot at,v Xonarta Lea uiB.on to power upon munlelpalltlee of the SALE PRICE. Thit the CRy of Congret. conitder doing It uaraplc Inc to Lauta LaCa.aj* at ux William Mail Co to Alirada w . i State of Florida to ertata a Zon­ lac*, copy nnal ludami omaa fap^iy at ua to Thor A. Hubert Happy D.pt ot i Giil credit cur hi are unpopular ing and Planning Commission Sanford, Florida, by and through C h ari.. T. Xawaon to u a Dapt. Itatntr Hr. if.u a. Atuc’ilt'ir*. crop A Chat. Mia is. t . dumm'.r.ill A 1will to Marla the City Commission, la hereby F.arl L W'aiiaca. dtcta.ad, copy with builnenmtn and with Con* lhall not in any mannar rapaal or authorized to iiiu* from time te ..J K duntmorllll A w ill great too tn peacetime So, unites modify eny o! the prevision* of cart at d.ath artba Lea Ihartuin* U i Uliita to Son atmlnel* County Ra- elating certain Euenhowtr la willing to fight lor this subdivision unless by *xpr*t* time la addition to th* then bonded •ir.aia la Ulta Ethal, nolle* raF rrail W. dkart at us to M i n a r e t .elution itandby control!, he la unlikely to terms of any such general few ladebtadnesa of aald City, negoti­ „ W]*m K irtliy A. a. T arta r at us t* Jdildrad get them. haraafter anaeted tha provision able bonds of the City of Sanford, " J B l f f i i t t S ® ’" Wkita, quit aiaim <*».-_ tad . . Miiar.a w n ita to aaivoeoro i . v i t . He didn't team ready to fight this subdivision are, by said Florida, to btar a rat* et Interest . fair, y f t a a a S T bard when he broughtTip the prob­ of raao at u s ganaral law, axprasUy rapaalad. not exceeding atx per e*n t;« * r Maary *. tiaodnlaM at ux ta tb a a iaa Alaaaaddr l u t a a e . lem In bli economic report to Con- flection 1BT. BONDS, CITY AU­ annuo, for th* purpose of iu#S:r Adi w . w. Miiay at ux to William j, K*. k.la' •* Louu* »Jtr grtii yeilerday. He "Mdled th* THORIZED TO ISSUE UPON log th* necaisary funds for con­ O abi at us ..... * * ? £ * * * •* •» • * • ' « t of M. A. truer w aller Hemes tna- ta Jaak Ho. iub)eet gingerly. Thlt la the way APPROVAL BY QUALIFIED struction, or purchasing i*wag* Ayata Mo H .n t.n at ux hit auggeition wet made: ELECTORS Th* City Commission dlipoial plants, docks and wars(Mite W tlltr Horn** Inc. te Charlla w iihur varoofoualt tn it*s eorportte capacity it autho­ houses. boat bailna, watar works "It would he dealrtbie to In(Jrilt.m A Tudor tne. ta La Korea Escambia Produces Darla Htadia at ux create the Influence tho federal rised to iiiu* from time to time and water lofttntng plsnta and tor udham 1 Tudar Inc. ta O ta ri* So* government can exerclie on eon- bonds et the City of such th* eonstrucUag, er purchasing ag f»rt tvii.on «t ua William I. C h im b .r. at u t ta Ammonia At Plant rumer eredlt . . . ConcMeratlon dtnomlnatlcni end bearing such gal plants and alectrie plants te Htatt or Fla. lOpply water, light end eJOttrte Th* nitrogen fertllltar and am- should be given te reitorlng the rat* of Interest, not to exceed current for power and light t* th* Frank H. W .ti.t.r Jr. «t ua to tlx par cant and becoming due Hlmn.l II Hrown *t u t government'* power to regulate W. J, d a r n . t t Hr . t ux te Roland ntnnla plant of Cicambia Bay the term* oi consumer tnitallment In auch time end upon aueh con­ said city and tha Inhabitants tMred A Harnard at ua ditions aa may ba datarmlnad, for and to any other person or pertws, iticn.rd r. Mct'anna at ux t* Louia Chemical Corporation hat baaun credit." r . r n a n d t a at ux any and all municipal purposes a* City, Town or Community. Rotor* operation, at Paniaeola It waa Allet K. Hardy at u t to Auiu.tua The government did have aueh may ba datarmlnad by erdlntne*; any such bond* are lamed, an U Cullum. milt claim lead announced today control* during tha Korean Wir prevldad, howavar, that (axcapt ordinance shall be pataad, expraeaMoMrt K. k a r n s at uv t* e. T. Hlow* ot ux (•round for tha plant was brok- but impended them in 1952. Now it at othanvist provided in thle tng in ax let tarma tha amoudt of udham A Tudar Inc. to Chari*. That*. M.adi at ua an on April 2*, lflss and on Dee. ha* no direct control! on credit Act) bafora th* laaue of any bonds proposed to be issued an# th* K. (i. Fawaatt at ux la a c a rg a T. 21, USB, production of ammonfe buying, except for atocka. Moitly bond* shall be mad*, an ordi­ purpoi* for wWeh n e b meni** Martin.on at u t WeeUr Fugai* t t ux t* Howard waa begun. The Initlgl production It can only put i brak* on It nance. ahall be pan ad axpraitlng to be re all rod by eald load# of L H uahta at ua. through interest rates on govern­ In axact tarmi tha amount of tha bonds are to be used, whlctt,iatd TaomaaTtaiiirr Hr. at u s I* Odham rate waa 78 tons par day and thla ment-backed home buying and bond lisua and purpoaa for which erdlntne* proposing th* tettw of A Tudor fne. < ■ being rapidly Incraaced to th* M. W. II aryl a at ua U L X. Turnar puihlng bank! Into tightening up on menita to he n alittd ara te ba bonds, than aubsequently b* Im­ at ux 200 ton par day rated capacity, their lending. uiad, which tald ordinance pro­ proved by a majority vote * fV tf H»l»n M. tchala ,o Clay n Faulty capacity ‘ , Clay r> ra n i .y *t ux ta Raca Mat Through a control tilled Regula­ posing tha itau* of bfinda ahall non-exempt tax paying freehold Muld at al Ammonium nltrata lolutiona ara tion the government, during the aubacquantly be approvad by a MORTOAtlRH now baing produced and th* ftrat Kc- .n' War, required a one-third majority vot* of th# City, vot­ electors of the City, at an eleetiea held for that purpose at aueh tin * Richard a to n t t t ux t* Mary F. Car waa shipped Jan. 9, 1956. down payment on automobllea and ing at an alaetlon hald for that ll o t.i y a a . e t H .n r r hrown at u i to Mid dial* Ammonia ahlpplag by rail and II month* to p*y. A 15 par cant purpoaa, at aueh time and In and la such mannar as may b* pre­ Inv. carp. aueh mannar aa may b# praaertV scribed by law and tha City Ordi­ Urmm Dial* t t u t ta Audi* Few.II truck commenced on Jan. 11, down payment waa required on ad by law and tha City Ordin­ nance*. If a majority of th* nonat u t « 1958. moit household goods, with 18 Man Hra.ha at ua t* gaakaard FIances. Tha question of tho is­ exempt taxpaying freehold doc tee* nine* co. This plant waa anginaarad and montha to pay. And through anF r .a D. Haw* Jr. at us ta li t eon.thictad by Chamlcal Con- oC.«r regulation, ealled X, th* gov­ suance of bonds for eny specifi­ voting at eild elect km, veto t* Slat* *nk., jc.aiia ed puvpoie msy be submitted favor of Inning th* n id bonds ft* HDO.a-Hald win Corp. I* l . r b . h l r a itruetlnn Corporation, Naw York ernment exerdied control* on new from time to time, not oftenor City Commission may than l»gu* Lit* Ini. Co. Hi.B<*.Haidwin carp, to A .rk.hlr* City. David J. Stark, Eieambta home buying. £ than one* each year, with ra- the aame, Lira in*. Co. In contrast ta tha Koraan War Vlea-Praaldant, 1. plant managar. — Time Payment Prop Of Economy Carl Xaaltr, editor of th# Quill, a aewa aad Sqmlnrt# . of ortrjr othor writers magattae, diaeosaaa this problem 'f ir i* stifiSrii! In January Issue of the SfW R si jooraaUette magazine. f t f h t to t e o w w h *t 1* tu p p o iiin f in Mr. Keeler has observed that too many Hn tad atopo la thalr local fovampeople haven't thought through the queeaxtandad to, dtliana, ton of what rights thhey have In knowing . . . . . . t a eonfldanca and co- just what their government ia doing, at all BTiiunitlaa advlaad of alt that levels* When he recintly ghve a speech before _ oi\, avarywhtra, aoan to adtranco •eomrniicilly and aoelaUf, and thay a businessman's group, advocating a more an opportunity to atudy elosaly tha cooperative attitude from government offi­ cials, a question from tha floor was: ___ {with which thay ara confronted. "Do you think tha gains from a maxi­ fa have no °yrl|)ta" with tha officials rho icam to ba dolm an outntandln* fob In mum flow of news worth the risk!" Mr. Keeler's answer was: parlous offices and position' to which “Yea. Democracy la a dangaroua way of ara althar slatted or appointed. Rut, dra to. fervent In their desire to do life." Your newspaper strives to bring you the tin t and to make, outstanding ra» themselves and their communities deyr by day Information of happenings with­ fill to reveal the facte that the in JTOUR government Every department of eath phase of tha local olfleea have been .know. that ara dedicated to the •lsrled time and time again th at the flow of and auecaia of the community thay news from their Jurisdiction la Imperative for the hatter welfare of the people of the a r t talfctnaorad whan It comes " r from Its columns Information community. Your newapoper attempts to clarify each it controlled by statute. m i W# do not have a "SECRET*' govarn- and every rumor or report that cornea from ment cluttered with classified files that without the Inner walla of government'In keep from citizens vital infemation which order that peonle might be advised of the R '*faat .them the pulse of their community, truth rather than a rolling fiction report that gathers words aa it pastes from one at the graat roots level—at least, difficulty a reporter or newspaper rumor stage to another. The burden of withholding new* from often has, when covering local hap* partings and government news. Is persuad­ reader* rests on th* ahouldere of the official ing officials that ha doea’nt want informa­ —appointed or elected. Your newspaper.I« serving YOU. tion Just for his newspaper's own selfish , but rather fos tha Information of ia—and after alt, It's thslr govern­ Sunday Is Big Day ment! They're paying the bill. Sunday Is an exceptionally fortunnte day ■Some officials just can't seem to under•find this. They may not eay so outright, for Sanford and Seminole County. From now on, dtlzeni will point with but thay seem to think that what happens In th tlr office or under their Jurisdiction la pride to “This la our Hospital.'* Seminole th fif business, and that the newspaper has Memorial Hospital will open lta doora to tha jL lo t of nerve asking them what's going public ao that everyone can ece just what this fine facility will do for ua her* in many And, what la even more unfortunate, ways. It has been a tong, hard struggle. Citi­ th ir i are citizens who, on first Impulse at least, support the official. This la particular­ zens have given of their, time, talents, and ly, trua If they think news shouldn't be re- money to make the Seminole Memorial Hos­ Tnamta HAtlirr dr, t t ua ta £. Huo .rt F ap pr «t ua pital a reality. Through the years,.plana Harold leased because of security reasons. Afm|g H. k a a u t r t* Fla. i t a t a n And of couris, as any newspaperman have been made, hours spent in negotiations, Jahn b. Carltaa at a a t* l i t Fad. A Loan Aliao tMfl agree, there la. some Information 'that meetings hald to dlacula and formulate ef­ M Ha*. rn .n MaM.y at ua ta Fla. g u t . Bnk. at Hanr. REALLY.SHOULD RE CLASSIFIED. But forts to secure what now his come into be­ Howard Hlggint Jr. ta F1A B u t . ing. got nearly ttm u c h as la. ________ In k . l i t Htat* Aak. at Alhaay. «*., to Aa we walk through th# eoprldora to see gtflokiand-M arriian lac. th* "marvel", there comes a realization of N*L*ak' Ca!>eh*r *’ U1 ** Al>M,l>!* ! t h e Sanford Herald Hemaa la*, t* Waltkara th* comfort, health, and happiness that will Fin**un*' FattUho* p h > i w s »in> u> u ito r rhiillps Jr. * .n ta n at ux I* f t a a k ta n be created tn the months end years to eom* Jfwn*ii«r Davin' A Ca. becaui* of th# modem facilities for th# Cnam* w iiaar rarearau ahra •} j * T. i* te atarktnii aiark ico W w ........ hatier ........ Davta Ho A go relief of suffering. • Tk*maa A la ia n e .r *utner t* Minrr •. Uaaeniaht at ua Heartache# now beeomt happiness aa w* LaRayct Dayl* g t a e t t t t u t ta sm i A tta c k W hallar navtn A Ca. took at th* open doors to Seminola Memor­ tl.nio* ■M tt lIJ i RflH.rt Wlllnn ct us ta ial Hospital. Hincklon Whatlar D .rli, * Cn. «M T n , ” **•238"*** sij S m iI i nu< Juanita H. Lamer at vlr ta l i t F.O. «iv. F Lo.l, A.aa i e f , £ p 2 V * ? ,***••••• M ' 1' • f tkaakt, i u , | i i i h m U To all who hav# had even _ v :;v r. nrmt.man at u i la M A C m a u s « r , r « y , i r ^ r x r ^ r . 1: ^ part in making the hospital come Into ba- Luin.f r r . 4 . Ce. tna R M n o Ing thera must be a tense of gratification— villa . t r J r I* C ilia.n. >nk. Tltmf « i r i S r > ,l L * ! i t* “ U»__*» Claoeret M . e m . i a a J. H . Il.lt at u t t* Fla. to thoaa that aea there la a sense of pride. Clamant Bnk A Truat Co .y tv. H otarth at ux la Knlaht To the dtlzeni everywhere there la the H .rv ▼Sf its w l t» | ■ nulff if H i iaiMtaiAi Orr * Cn. Ine. Sf*f J t l III# | | # f«ip |p|fi e»«t*#e. knowledge that It ia OURS. C ktrla. T h a i.. M.s*k at ua te _ f *■ «l< tke I— I w m ncioia* t« m , iswiMfw, of with . ___t z i county fr: R Your City Charter # wsas" ■« Friday, January 27.1088 t TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE ow are w§ sure that thou knoweat all a, and needest not that any man should thea: by this we believe that thou cam"orth from God.—John 18:80. • m i , of Congress Town’s Talking■boat J T R I.H I BERGERS L-O-N-G DOGS SHRIM P BOATS in# *th»r food thing# at * Florid* la well situated In the Senate In committee aiiignmenta affecting flnnnce. With Senator Spaisard Holland on Appro­ priations, and Senator Georgs Smathera on Finanea, Florida haa a hand on the purse atrlnga, coming and going. erlona Reoorts I*w* w,,v *•* highlight*# by *h* ~ reconvening e that of a Democratic taadar r r . i l r i . n l ’> Slat* of th* Union rho aald "If it had bean prapoaad nitsiaga. A ftar #**ry lueh m**ihy Roo.avalt or Tnimaa, it would a t * th* gam* of " W h a t did yon think nf ItV li played by mamhers of Conjnm. Usually com­ ment* run alone nifty llnaa. Member* of tha President's party acclaim lt| tha oppoiltlon criti­ cise. It. It i« m utiny how two paopla « » "up» with ' i t ^eompletaly K J r£ L 3 2 com* oppa.lt* appraliali. Comment* on thli m s u s c ran all tha way from a Republican leader'* .tatamint Hat th- I’le.ltlent'a program w*a "on* of dynamlu cnmervatlim'' oava been dftrtad u loelallam, a giva-away pro«ram, and ona that will auraly bankrupt ui." Of eouraa aach mambar vlawa •ha mtiaaf* In tha particular llfht of tho part of it that will rema bafor* hla committal It la « * * . that hoth of thoao appraliali could l>o right, l.o., on# part of the menage eonsarvatlv# and another u'tr* liberal. As teiea come before my com­ mittee, my eommant on that part of tha manage dealing with t u i ­ tion fa T am glad h* did net a.k for a tax rut. I wa» fairful that ha would. It doaen't maka aanao to ge further In daht Juat to giro • tax cbt limply beetm* It la an etactlen yaar. 1 am glad he want* to balance tho budget, but hew It can be dena and still apsnd more money on defense and for•Ign aid, ache*] aonstmetton, and a aupar highway program ia aomethtng of a mystery. We need a etreag defense and mint pay for ttj w» must hare additional claisrooma for our ichool children! wo muat bar# an expanded highway pregram. All of theia thing* eeat money. Our budget li net balanced now. Thor# la no proposal for mora ratonuo— aterktnn w n a il.y P ,r t n A Fa o a n tm A T u ln r Inc. t* Themaa Raturr Hr. *t ua Clay D. Faulty at ua ta H.taa M ■ehela a tT i.F tm o x * aanf. All. Nat. Bnk. to I>. M. J tn k tn . •I ux John A. Farkkam .( Ux t* F .rrv Hr.mar at ux Bant. Ail. Nat. Bnk la Kimnrt Janaat ux Baaherl Ftnanra C*. to Ban Fraaka at ux wr. T. t ’nx #1 UI ta R nb.rt F. Bwalman at ui Hnhari F. Bnratman at ux la Oarapie Inn. taj, Hal. link at Orl ta Caatalkarry UarOana Ine Wlntar Fark r . a *«*. A Lean Alan. le ftlrhar* H Van n.mriea A *<ra Fla Hfaia Rnk. le Oatar Watlar Hemal tnc, t F l t ^ a u t a Bnk t* Fra* H AntarFla. mala nnk ef San! ta Atktrl Laa P atna at ua Fla. Bill* Bnk nr Banf. tn Mary K nanatnx at - ir Thnmnren■*•« »f naaf t* * * FIJ *?•*. *'f J»* Truitaa ta M. J. Ln*ta at ua l,r.n S ^ ,^ T * •• * • C1- *•* E»* **v A l-nan Aaa* ta Jake .«{;■ MeNamar* at ux Clllcana Bnk. Tltuavllli te Rahart HTiiir Jr* F iarmV* U D IE S ' ■,oenVmUA"Tu“aaV x\ . T t " ' * A tua#V VaaH ll" “ ^ Ur *• ®«F *• Htala Rnk at Bainaa e ity ta e * «• ®*kaw 04 X*hi oei,>w •hare la no proposal to n t anyshare. It'a Juai aimplt arithmatlo th*t w* can't balanca an already . ^balanced hudgat by ipendfitg n\or* and taking tn no mere. I Tl all eound* gee# If you read each proposal separately. The trouble la we hav* te put them all together. When we do, It doee net add up te • belaneed budgat. a JAMES GUT AGENCY a i l EA ST F IR ST ST R E E T PH O N E T l JAMBS & OUT c o n t i H u e s thr u DRESSES1 Tu e s d a y / wrcK I n r i u d t t i cordureya, gabardlnaa, taffataa, r a ­ yon, crept*, wool end dacron bland*, cotton*. Ju n io r aliaa 7 to IB, end Mlaaao alia# 10-18. And a few Vt slie* and a s t r a slit*. KEG. SALE $11.98 & $12.98........ 1......$7.99 $14.98.....— .......................... $8.99 $17.98 .............. $10.99 $19.98 ........... $12.99 Men’s wool and rayon M E N ’S acetate S a l t s . Char­ coals, browns, g r e y s , S U IT blues. R eg. $29.95 SALE LADIES DRESS SHOES II $2449 C LE A R A N C E P u n ; fjrp* sbo**, r*g. 98.99 Now $6.99 » * k ta Maraie * , * , M. General Insurance 8 . JAMES OUT 114 " 1 E *•*»»•• MV7,nJ» T r ; ; * H "«r t ^ * ’V K V n V a l S " A,M U *•»«• Sale; # 4 3 4 PAIR LADIES Reg. IT .M ShoM Sale $4.99 |e |||m m DRESS REDUCTIONS “DRASTIC F«f. 110.95 ta 911.95 Now $6.99 SHOES H S P J5 1 a ii ia a By Ten Hasten, Tula**, Bouthland # Dannla. flltte small, medium, large, extra large. Long eleovea, contloeatal troubadore A regu­ lar#. R tg * VslUfB U) $12.98 SaI* $3.49 .... tiii*iit«ai .... $1.99 $8.95 #•«•*i*•••*•*. $2.49 $4.95 •*•#• • **•-*•»***•*oo• $2.99 $5.95 .. ot***aet*o**t*otd $3.99 $6.95 ****»##*•••*' . *4.49 $8.95 ........... ........ $5.99 TO MOVE” $ 2 -9 9 ALL SALES ARB FINAL, PLEAS! One Lot MEN’S SLACKS N o Chargi For Cath Only Close outs $2.99 NO ALTERATIONS) P. 0 . Box 839 Phone C c H i^ a /is . 874 rF — - .1 1 . �'V % ■” tne n rs t Baptist CfcuVch. MONDAY < The Advisory Board for the E. M. (Vive* will meet it the U5U at to a. m. FRIDAY The Seminoh' Association#! WMU Miss Elisabeth Dickenson, state annual ralley will be held at 10 clothing specialist, from Tallahas; see will conduct an all day train­ ing for the clothing chairmen of f-tC TLkfltf* I •»! Her subject will be "Judging Clolb Ing for the Dress flevue." -Th"8 Brownlee Bible Class of the Presbyterian Church will have a covered dish supper it 7 p.m. In the Rccrektion room nf the annex. Members are Invited to come and bring children. Th# Sanford Junior High school Variety Show will he held In Stic auditorium at 8 p. rn. Mr. and Mrs. Jay II. Beck will hold an open house to all friends and relatives at their home on tin Magnolia from 8 p. m. until lu o'clock. a. m In the Port O ran# Baptist ” Revival service. Mr. Kirby It tong fcndrr at the First Bap­ Chur-h, A cotrred dlslt dinner tist Church. will he arrvril ami all local ofll* rer* are urged to be present. TUESDAY Mon.-T:30 P.M.-Dr. .lame* Stars, Tues.-7:30 p.M.-The Revival rnnpastor of First Baptist Church linues at thn First Baptist of DcLand, will preach the Church. 1 -------- WCTNWHAT' .-------The Woman’* Club will have It* regular monthly, lunchron at if: JO p.m. with guest speaker Mr*, lieorge Cox. Rcicrvatinn* must bo made by noon Tuesday. Mem’ bers are to call Mr*. Clear It. TTH! HANFORD RRmfr.O Fri. Jnn. 27, 1050 P i n J Harrison at MM. Wed.-7:30 P.M.-Th# linues at lha Church. « , Revival com First Baptlat •* *-'*••yffDUfIS VI MKffiQ14 La * k93EHh li Rl •J m i h / A r* W V /■ u n Saturday — M onday SATURDAY The R. A.’* of the First Baptist Church will gather at 9:30 a.m. SPECIAL! SAVE SUNDAY Sun. (!: 1SP.M.-B a p t I * t Training Union of the First Baptlsl Church 7:30 P.M.-Evening Worship al the First Baptist Church 18:30 P.M.-Fellowship Ilnur un­ der the direciinn of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Fisher will hr at RELLINfl STARTS SATURDAY !>:00 A. M. SPECIAL PUItCHASEI BETTER QUALITY 400 WOMENS COTTONS •*< RAYONS SPRING DRESSES • Breadetails p'lftla, setldil Additional Church Notices (Continued From‘Page 2) "Toward the Sunrise." Mr. anil Mrs. W. if. Young are arting as Mitts DOHdtllV KVKI.YN attendance sponsors for the ser­ vice. The church exfond* a friendly welcome In everyone. Navy fami­ lies, newcomers, wloter resident* and weekend guests are given a «|ieei»l Invitation. Nur-rry farllies and nff strrrt parking are pro. The Department nf Fine Act* of i popular opera hartione who-e real sided. Jnquirir* ronreming the .the Sanford Womans' Club prochurch may he dirrrlrrt in the jamted its 2ftth annual Animated pastor whose phone number Is Magailnn Wednesday afternoon at 3 p. m. in lha club house. 1118. Speaker* and guest* Included -lha member* of the Sanford ThcaFIRST PRESBYTERIAN "tre Ciuild: Chaplain F. W. Kemp CHLIKII ■on. Sanford Naval Auxiliary’Air ner. A. (i, SI cInn I* P**|nr Ktallnn; Holland Dean, Mi** Prelude ’Tallis Canon" Purvl* Dorothy Evelyn! Mr* Charle* II. Morning Worship ll:nn A.M. M-irDowvll; and Richard iloll*. Anthem ' "II r 1 11 *h (Children's claw. Prayer" Chancel Choir, Wolf With a record breaking attend Anthem "Hark, the Voice ol anee the program started oft with an introduction nf ,the editor, The Sanford USO held ■ Jaip Jesus" Chancel Choir Scarlatti Mr. Melnnt* Mr*. B. II. Crumley anil associate Session Wednesday night with Sermon 7:30 P.M, editor, Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith. Miss Pat Boorman and Mis* Evening Worship Air*. John I^e then rend the Peggy Butler acting as JiinivT Call To Worship Qregory Walker, "LekdBr macaflnd stafTThg *V*irtl‘ the dedi­ hosfrssj*/ Scnlt, Lca.lri cation. Tile thrift# thl* year wa* Mrs. ’Betty Miller and Mrs, Scriplure Frank dedicated to "World Peace’’ with Mary fioe Epllu were arllng 'on- Prayer Ilf Thank* For Material Chaplain Kempinn leading the lor huslosscs. Cuffcr ami cookies lllessings-Frank Srnlt, l.eadcr Gcogcry gr up In prayer. were served to thn dancer*. A leader’s fnlrnductlnn Walker. I^ailr’r \ very amusing and InlcrrMlng large crowd attended. Junior Presentation Patty Glenn playIrts wa* then presented by Johnson , the Theatre lluifil untler the di P i o n e e r Pi’earnlatlnn It e » t j I eel Ion of Francis ltmimill.it call William*. Ann l.ihby ed ’'Flight 17-92." Foiltured in the Anthem-Pioneer and Y n u t h Choir* Senior Prfsrnlstlon-Miry Elisa­ beth Adam* By CHARLES MERCER Her, newly wrils; Doris llerrlman, NEW YORK or-As noted here Junior Ushera-JImmy Tnuhy. Red ' Marge anil Mrs, Ralph Austin a urck ago, the first NBC Comedy ford Aiken. Dtio (Jarrnl, Curtis Barne*, Mac Rclvldge, Ho> | Smith, Charlotte as two club women; Mis* On# Nunnelly. Hour failed to get off the ground. | Wright. i urtm a; Frank Rnumillal, prob- It’s sad tn report, but neither did I lent child; Marge Hill, artress the second. and Don and Jane Fletcher a* lire I * sail because a 1# nf money wa* spent on a lot nf talent in & count and rnuntes*. ™ Rolland Dean, former editor nf an effort to b# entertaining. You Tito Sanford Herald and now as. may not live by audience rating a’oriate editor of ihe Orlando figures, hut the advertising as#nj Morning .Sentinel rrlat-d experi rlet along Madison Avenue often ‘ ences of he and his wlf* on a i trio lo England ,1!# Informed the group dial the - t#:p was made In see - their son i "Bubo" who. Is aiiending Oxford i university. "Believe It or not" hr said, "Oxford has a population of - f 13II.O00." He went on lo say that , there werr 28 rnllrgrs located i there four of which are for wn' men Still further relating his Journey * he said that there had hern no pew construction in I/indon since Wnrlif War 1 and that most nf the shops were lnratrd in ton ‘ sjear old hulldlng*. "Most of (hr , bank building* go hark lo 1720." ‘A hf quipped. . *R Mr. Dean wrnl on to say that 90 per cent of the car* In Ihr , rouniry arc'very small and are driven only 3S-to mile* per*hmir; There have been no new highway* for the past tin years and 5,000 i * of the road* arc serondary. « ■Of .Scotland he said, "it I* very beautiful and had many shrop." i The churches also ar* very highly : ■ decorated, "but Orlando i* the i wwbc.it of all." I " .Miss Dorothy Evtlyn a student 1 , from Brazil attending Rollins Col- | * lege did a dance of her country * In a native rnvtume. When talk- ( J ing lo the audience she said that | , the saddest problem in her cntin- | * try la Communism and If thal s takes over It Is because nf purer- 26th Animated MagazineShow A t Woman's Club Wednesday , ►.ic also raid that she misses « the coffee. "There we drink it 2t •m u r* a day.." In closing she re‘ marked, "wn do love you and . hope you love u». . Mr*. Charles H. MacDowell of i (Vinter Psrk waa next on the tha program. Site Is chairman of J Ifubllc Affair* of Ihe Florida Fed , crallon nf Women* Cluh* and told nf her trip in Geneva with IK) women nf the Federation, J Richard IfnlUclaw was inlroduced and u n g twn iongs, "With,# u t a Kong," and "Shorten’ i-Thrad."- Mr. Holttcalve la tha • IparMtag lallslatfcl • Oinabam Plaids, Chesksl • Ckambray Ifripaa, tahdsl • Ihartlviisf*, failles, Crepatl • CIIROMSFUN ACF.TATR AND NYLON • KVKRfil.A/E SOLID COTTON IIROAD* CLOTH • s u m su r fa c e in t e r e s t ray on ACETATE • NYLON PUCKERS - - RAYON HUTCHHR WEAVES Now, at the b-altinlnjr nf lha seesoti, f'rnnry'a aa-rmhlr* a vrlou- ridlrrilun nf brllrr rol­ lon- and rayon* and brim* them lo you at special -s t­ ing*! Find exciting prlntr. sav rotors. ra*.v-rare finishes! Come ira . . rome »ev* , , romp eare at I'enney's today. Then •»’ a<tr(i Wf eami all I field, Dollar tiara Special Feature /fib tillage 1.7 Den • HI7,ES— 0 to 15— 12 In 20— 11 »/, in 2 1 */g Nylon Blend • Thl* I* A llliinkrl Hcauly • Nylon nnrl Rnynn lllrnrl • Urn til if til I{right Solid Color* JSfew wonder . chenille Prnnry’a rumhrd rollon soon* krep Imliv • mi if ami rosy with Ihelr miltrn ruffs. Hravvatriiu' hnllom* Dripper fnstporia at nerk. While, paslel*, Slue only. f \ Priincy’* eool rumhril ntlase pajam** for lillln tleenvhi'ad* ronia iu fanciful nurarrv nrliil.*. (.tipper front shirt plus tinier vvnlst trouser». Rise* 1 tn i. SPECIAL! SAVE! Mr*, t In II Special Prlrs •^••rpi-nrr • ZippBr Covers Full H u t PENNEY'S BEDSPREADS If you like fhmlllr, >nu’ll lor# Penney*« nrw wonder rhenlll#. (slowing rnlors, alomsi lintfree quality, smart rounded corner*, lo.rlmi* fringe. Rturdy rotlnn harking. I’re-*hrunk. Marhine wash in lukewarm water. Full Dnulilr Hctl Si/.e Cnlor* and Whit* Ilemmed End i PENURY'S LOW PRICE MKN! SAVE ON MEN'S F IN E QUALITY DENIM L . , JT n , ,? ucl ,h"Ui nil'' ,.n'* Penney'* First Quality, Dresses BLTM-flL£EVED COCKTAIU SHEATH la faahlonsd of French' re-embroldered white lace over be|ge crepe. Tha Kallopsd pta*tiwn front of tha bodlr# la but-' tohed In doubte-breasted effect,' and tha akirt la fastened on ona aid* all lha way down. A belgo valval aaah tlaa In a bow in tho «enter back. DtaJgntd by Ola#, • • • • Heavy Duck Pockdn Roomy Full Cut Siu« 20 to 41 Trip!* Needle Stitch Nylon Reinforced Nrck Full Cut Long Length Doublt Shoulder, S«bm« ‘ All Blxea 34 to 41 _________ i > �Rf9 KEEPS FLYERS FLYING tom m y As BLACKBURN, ; b t b in o l a * |* n i trtp#*d dubumm CAGE CO ACM, PM AiMrtatrt PifM Drake, rabeundln* from four rraaeli ol Brooklyn tod Iitnight setback*, upset Bradley Hoofth^Tf-T* Raiding *t1 ■ last-mlnut* • tupriM basketball i**ma, trail/ in wiiicn Bradley scored Id M la tha unbaaiM raaka t*> pelaa palaa la Vt tt lecondi. second*. Mag with Baa Fraaelaco and -----------------l, tut thara may ha trouble _ _ m l * aha mada H II la a row, tOgy whipping Delaware 18H1 Liar puopod la II point*. Wfankod Baa Fraaelaca aad HM, No. I, war# idle. Xaeb •r touife aeilgamaat aa Up mow algM, however. * Bma w tt to ahaotlai for tta Ha laaard a# « taaMautivo rim agalaat California. DayH a, win try u im pait awara’a J u t WaOdtagtoa, aha fam ed ao potato, t u t U ar'a oulfait •aaupUd with Ouy Xodgart, ■ point* baaaght fo* Dwk hem*. Tamafo, rated alifo la the lataat AaaiWted Draea paD, ant fata* Ortry al Annapolis, Ml., tamerla* alter gamao teat night, Wt- Th* Sanford Woman’a Oolf Aa■oelatlon held lu monthly luncheon nd butlntn meatlni Wedna.Uy at tba Mayfair Inn Country Club. Tha luneheoo tabl.i ware beauti­ fully deeerated with cimelll**, Ilidiolli and chledednim by tha leela) ehairnua, Mn. John Craw­ ford whe alee preiented a prlw to Mn. IT. X. lUag for having th* aurked plate. Mr*. Boa* Adam, preaidant, pratided over the feueineaa meeting. Mn. Marry Woodruff, rulei chair­ man, read aeverel aaw rulei to mamhera. Miaa Caelle Heard anMuaeed.th# Dot Powell Hcndicap Tournament would begin Wedneiday, Teh. 0 Mn, Jaanna foulk, Throphy Chairman, awarded p rim to the followlag: Wedaoiday Dec. T tournament Myitary Partimri; let place Mra. P. 0. Mart aid Mn. W. H. Swliuon; fold place Mra. Jim Parker and Mn. Aerlee Meeha. Low DutU: Mn. 1. 6. Reyman. Watfoeaday Dae, It Tournament Santa Claua Special: Low groia Mn. Jaanna foulh; Law net Mn. Charlaa M. Bloom; Low putla Mn. M. «. Smith. WadMaday Doe. gg Myetery Pietnart: Low groii Mri. Jeanne Paulk; Low Mt Mra. X. B. Smith and Mn. CharUa X, Bloom; Low putl Mn. Harry Woodruff. Wodnaaday Jan. 4: Low Mn. Jim Parker; Low net Mri. T. t . MeDanlet; low putt* Mr*. Harry Woodruff, § W Y fW m ay ny A ft vyhose if:. eve* v USUAL VV ■** 1S»,u W l TH/S W a SEAsoH. Hvl Bln gar Tournament wlnnen for th* p u t two months, announced Todiy by the Sanford Woman*! Golf Association are, Clan A: loiw gross Dot Powell; low net Mrs Jeanne Foulk; Class [1: I»w gross Mrs. Hay Herron, low net Mra. W. H. Swlnson; Class C: I»w gross Mrs. Charles Meeks, low net Mrs. C. F. Fltton. CASE PAH APE Ho m e f ora po*tAIASOH TOUPHEY •PRIAM BATTLB* •M6HER THAti USUAL’WILL ee QUITE A THICK FOR TOMMY. HE'S AVERA3IP 2 4 * / # ? HER StASOH THE PAST S YEARS. E6TW CEH M V fRAHClSCO AHP PAYTOH, SHOUiP BOTHCOHTiHUE THEIR OYlRHHELMiHO EARr// 4EASOH PACE. Wednesday Jan. 11 Tournament Moit Si: Mri. W. ft. Me Hubert*; Moat 6* Mr*. John Crawford; moat putt* Mn. E. B. Smith, Wednesday Jan. IS Tmirnsntent Blind Holes Vi handicap: Low gross Mrs. Jcinna Paulk; low net Clasa A Mra. E. tl, Smith; low nat Class B Mr*. Blanch Nicely; Low net Class C Mri. Charles Meeks; and low putts Mrs. Charles X. Bloom, Members attending were: Mr*. Charles Mceeks, Mrs. Andy Mirnh, Mrs. !»'rry Woodruff, Mri. E. B Smith, Mrs, Boss Adsms, Mrs. D H. Mathers, Mn, Jesnne Poulh, Miss Cecils Heard, Mrs. Andrew eigns Games Open Full Bast “ By' oiAN SHTN'lO.T ' COBTLNA D'AMPEZZO, Italy IP — Finland and Germany each grabbed a first place gold medal today and Italy's two daredevil driven look a commanding lead at tha halfway mark of the twoman bobsled championships as the seventh winter Olympics opened full blast today. Snow fell, too, to make this a joyoui occaiion in this snowStarved resort center but there wai only gloom in the American catnp. The two U S. bobsled teams were virtually out of their competition. Mra. Andrea Mead Lawrence fin­ ished In a Ue for fourth place in th* women'i giant alalom and the U.S. hockty t**m absorbed a 4-3 c f H/6HER f THAN CV . hadDot Powell Tourney Dttiaalad Fnr Revealed For F.K Feb. 8X J te . j p a v to m » - «. i.Y- d u ra: frbm Cicchilovaiifa in tno Osai Reicharl. ■ iu-y.ar-oid Ger­ last two mintues of Us opening man cafeteria manager, unofflealgame. ly won th* glint slalom In tha Velkko Hakulinrn, a 31-year-old sparkling tim* of on* minute, M.3 Finnish lumberman who won a seconds for lh« lightning fast, 1,gold medal at Oslo in 19.13, ha- TOO meter (mile, 109 yards) Tofano eatne th* first champion of these course, to dethrone Mrs. Lawrence. games when he captured the 30- Tha 13-year-old American house­ kilometer cross country ikj rsce wife from Parihall, Colo., winner (18 miles. 1,128 yards), a new of both the glint slalom and slalom event on the Olympic program. He In 1033, waa tied for fourth In won the so-kllometer grind in tha 1:58.3. last Olympics. Hakulinrn was The result of the slalom was un­ timed in one hour, 44 minutes, six official pending the usual revifw seconds, with a Swede second and by tha judges but there wasn't a Russian third. I much doubt that th* placing* GA. GRADE A— DAD ARGO FRYERS would It. ini. With th# only two flnili earnpitted, Busiia, miking its debut in th# winter games with a power­ ful squad, waa tied for first with Germany and Finland with 10 points each la the unofficial team scoring. The Ruaiiani compiled their polnls with third, fourth, fifth and sixth place* In th* eroas country akl rice. ^ No official point score la' kep4 In tha Olympics but traditionally points art counted 10-5-4-3-3-1 in all events tft which gold madals era awarded. No..103 PEAS 2~29c LYSES VIENNA #> Sausage» 1 i 2 9 c PLANTATION Carraway, Mrs. Madrtln* Dunn, Mra. John Crawford. Grace Martin, Mra. If. P. Weaver, Mrs. C. BUlhardt, Mra. X. B Haigh, Mra. L. J. K.istel, Mri. David McKay, Mrs. II. M. Yost. Mrs. Herbert King, Mrs. Frink Mebane Jr., Mrs, P. 0. Hart, Mn. T. P. McDaniel, Mri. E. C. Hayman, Mri. Trice Heard, Mra. John Ivey, Mn, John H. Staler, Mrs. George Tanner, Mrs. W. Y. Firm- ing, Dot Powell, and Mrs. Harold H. Kastncr, Also, Mra. Irving Felnhrvg, Mrs George Nicely, Doris Gross, Mrs Carmen Inch, Mrs. Charles E. Bloom, Mrs. H. K. Illng, Mrs. Fred Perkins, Mrs. Frank D. Scott. Mrs. John H. Williams, Mr*. Boyrl Weber, Mr*. Jim Parker, Mn. W. H. Durlnson, Mra. I. 0. Peter, Mrs. Mary Sue Compton, Mrs. John McGraw, Mr*. Margaret Dardin, and Mr*. George Lavelle. GRITS 'T /P T 0 P 3 9 s S uperMarki r” Iw M P t TOUR 5VJ4V Vj J . \ , 4 / ^ J 3 2 9 SANDRO AvE £ v '*•/ V V r ‘, . WPUTACK WOWSI - ■ By Alan Mav*r N O N N IB SHAVUK. C P N 9M TJ4 TOa\,r'v^ K'V'. 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"THESt TWOARB Bf/HO COURTEDOH TO LEAP THE WOLFPACK TO THEIR 9RP STRAIGHT COHFEREHCE rrrL E - ROHH'E WAS HAMIP CUTSTAHp/HG PLAYER /At pone CLASSIC tourheY FOR 2.SP T/MS /HA ROWV/CWAS RUHHER’ UP. r l n Hn»*1 • *4 itntni.l* r | . l t •• P . * . . t b w « r. — B'ta Nit* T i l . , t i t Hir-anrh.t • I 14 4 *4,» I* eaaar , ■ >4 • •* r** ifiirb. »Sllr|*l» I M 1 t i l l * M e h tb War. — R/t« t i n . T im . R1.R "T tn**R >1.*t F "r Wlnl ltM' t.lmtl 14 1 * 1 1 1 * * I* Malar t'aR* 4 to i ta t ■* r a m tvaaitia i i * 1 MmIr I.U l l - l l l i t 4* ■ ‘ I n * r . — * I I Mil. Tim* Rl.T Hack 4 4* i t * l ** Mahfeln* I t * 4m . - F a rr.ll an <|IR|*IR IJ-T) I I I l i t Wife — I I Mil. Tim . 41.* Mukiii.r *.»i 4"* 4.1* . 4 II I 4* Ifatila *T-ii i n at * 4* tn*l H.Ii ill.4 111*74 *i J anything less is an old-fashioned .truck I ^N IG H TLY 'TV (txeopt Sunday) Ad Now Track Heated Standi Valot Parking Jerry Collin*. Mgr. 8:10 MATINEES WED. & SAT. 2 P.M. Sorry, No Minora IS COMING 9 FOODMART FEB. 3rd ft 4th Come - Taate Her D elid o u it PANCAKES F o o l F 0040 A b o u t N o w ' M T o o k -F o r o o T ru o k o A MODIIN, SNOfK vs roa iviar A n w fo m a lta V ram m laalo n fo r o v a ry ao rtas I A e u p o r-o fftd o n f, s h o rt-a tro k o V t fo r o v a ry m o d a l I H ig h e r p o w o ro d , h ig h o r co m p ro aslo n B ’a l N o w . h lg h o r aop o d t y l C o n ti In o n d goo o il th o n o tv th in g s th o t'll w h lttfo d o w n h o ld in g tim o o n d sllco y o u r co s tsl WIOH-tIVIl VINTUA.TION AND CONCIAUO sasitv i r m t new Chevrolet truck* are rated up to a hefty 19,300-lb. O.V.W. tm o tmcHiO MisM TRANSMISSIONIt Then there's an autnmatle transmission for every terics-a wider range of HydraM utict models, plus Pow em utict, I new aU-spccd heavy-duty automatic. Come on in toon, and look 'em over! I * ttandari h L.CP. m odth, m nira-c«n ap. (k>M Im all athat medah. tOptlomal al axira to n ia ■+nta lanta at moduli. New ’36 Chevrolet trucks offer Hill more modern Task-Force advantages! They bring you new pow er-* ahortttroke VB* for every model, and higher compression 6 'i that pack a bigger power punch than everl And you can haul bigger loads! These Car. Bad A P alm etto stioxi S4O0III aowiiaui VAIVI INHIAO Slim Tuaniss nasi, STANOAIO ON All MOOIISI fltSM. FUNCTIONAl WOK imiNOI mom AN AUTOMATIC DltVg roe ivirr iiaiui OIIAT NtW fIVI. HOLLER MOTOR SALES mi �'V # _____ Progress Report Given Hrre li a report of progress de- from a standpoint of security of­ the legality of this bond obligation llverad by Chairman T. E. Tucker fered but also from legality of be passed upon by the Supreme before the Seminole County Public issuance. All of this Is now behind Court of the State of Florida, llupital biaid of tnateea on the us. The next atop Is the preparation thereby causing another vexious Bifht of Tttwlay, Sept. 21, 1933: of the bonds. It Is expected that delay. Thla was purely a technical ^ "la view of the fact that 1 the New York bond attorneys will procedure In order to be able to >nv nrospe-tlve nurehatr*been r»jv»vt<*<tiv atk*d, i« now give a float opinion within Ion h-.e you ail, When are you t sjl aatCCptietft l«i« OgiulissH Ui Mil uf three bond* uu i t,ie> count not beginning actual ‘ construction on Supreme Court, whereupon the be subjected to any legal attack the hoipital?", it U my opinion fiscal agenta will request the nor could anyone attempt to hold that a concise itatrment on pro- Board of County Commissioners to up payment on these bonds by ir/ete to dale and an outline of pass a resolution stating that they s»me legal technicality. In other necessary procedure yet to be will receive bids for the purchase words, they had already been followed before actual construe- of county bond* at the Clerk’s tried and tested and cookl not tun begin* would not be ami«». office on or before tK9 expira­ again be placed In Jeopardy, mak­ In fact, I bdlev moat of the tion of thirty (30) day* front time ing these bonds a legal investment pjople of Seminole County will • of notice. We are In hopes that all not only from a standpoint nf se­ Qbe p!ea<nl to receive a definite necessary steps can be taken so curity offered but also from legal­ | that this resolution can be con­ ity of Issuance. All of this I* now progress report. “To bejln with, yoa are all sidered by the Board of County behind us. The next step Is the Commissioner* at their meeting on familiar with the event* which October 0. 1953 This mean* that preparation of the bonds. It Is ex­ finally culminated in a vote by tha bonds should be svallable for pected that the New York bond at­ the people of thla County on purchase shortly after November torney* will now give a final opin­ November 4. 1952. favoring the 6, 1933. In the meantime, collection, ion within ten davs accepting the ratting of MOO,000 00 by a bond of the 1933 tax which Includes the npinicn of the Sunreme Court, laiue for the purpoie of building 3 mills levy for the hospital should whereupon the fiscal agents will a hotpital in Seminole County, start November 1st, making avail­ request the Board of County Com these bond* to be retired by a able the funds for Interest and mlssloneri’ tn pass a resolution stating that they will receive bids 0 tix levy of three mill! on the bond retirement. for the purchase of county bonds "WE’KK rilOUD OF FLORIDA products," tha.ch Idtcn of Southalit* School say as they prepare ex­ dollar on at] property nihlect tn "Now as to the architects—the at the ClerkV office on or before hibit# of Florida grown and tiiamifai-tured prndue s’. (Left to right) at otto of the exhibit# are Jimmy aueh tai on January 1, 1913. associated firms of Moughton and the expiration of thirty (30) day* Bark#, (itegnry Peter*, and Joann Norris. (Staff Pnoto) "After the affirmative bond Rogers—they have prepared seven from time of notice. We are In •lection November 4, 1912, and the (7> preliminary sketches for con- hopes that all necessary steps can lubsequent, appointment of five alteration of the Board At the be taken so that this resolution can sociated firms of Moughton and architects will proceed with the i assured me. and as they arc pre trustees by the Governor, the new last meeting of th't board Mottgh- be considered by the Board of nogcra--tliey ha\> prepared aeven drawings of the plans and specifi­ sent with us this evening. I am (71 preliminary sketches for con cation* as instructed by this sire they will rellernatc this as trustee! Immediately requested ton and Roger* were Instructed a* County Commissioner* at their sulcration nf ‘.lie Board. At the last board in ordrr that bids f. c con surance to you, providing their the County Commission to name a follows; Until additional fundi are meeting on October 0. 19.33 This fiscal agent for the purpose of avadahle to construct a larger hos­ means that the bonds should be misting of this board Moughton structmn may be asked for within sketches receive your approval to­ Issuing and idling Moo.noo.oo in pital. proceed with plan* for a 7.3 available for purchase shortly 'a f­ and Roger* were instructed as fol-'a short tint. after the money for night, that they will proceed at with working plan* and spec fronds tn finance the construction bed hospital with central licllltle* ter* November 0. 19.33 in the Iowa: "Until additional funds arc the bonds has hern received by once available to construct a large the Trustee*, ty this working con dictation* with full knowledge that of our county hospital. The Board meantime, collection of the 1933 currently there will lie a saving this Hoard ran only pay them •f County Commissioner! then ad- of adequate capacity to taka care lax which includes the 3 mills levy hospital, proceed with plans for a of at least three months in time when the fund* are available. In 73 bed hospital with central facil­ of,a too bed hospital " verified for bid and on Feb­ for the hospital should start No"It I* my earneat hope that con­ 'ember 1r‘ making available the ities of adequate capacity to take It is hoped that approval of the other words, they arts agreeable to ruary 2, 1933. they accepted the last sketches will he made tonight extending credit to the Board ol care of a too bed hospital." bid of and employed B. J Van currently with th# mechanic* of funds for e*t and biyrJ retire­ it Is my earnest hope that eon In order that the architect* may Trustees. Before asking our archi­ Ingen A Co., tnc.. and Gundy A getting the bonds sold, that our ment. currently with the mechanic* of proreed on working drawings. Mr. tects to speak, I want to mention Co. as fiscal agents on a fee pursue lha matter to the Supreme Now aa to the architecta-the as- getting the .bonds sold, that our .Moughton and Mr. Rogers have finance*. 1 basis at 1.1 per cent on the nar Court of Florida., Now let me ex­ v/lue of bond! mid up to $100.000 00 and 9 per rent of par plain why It was necessary that alue on all hoods sold ia ex­ es* of $.100.000 00. Legal Notice "Meanwhile the FMt Estate transferred Iis commitment of i s i i n a r o r T i n ; « m \ r v $3T0.00o oo from the Florida Im­ j i m i l : , a t m i m i i k i t i t m * * t t: o r r i . i i H i i t * . provement Commission and lat­ i.\ t r iit-; i in ; l m t a t k o r » n m * er agreed to donate $3.30.000 00 as JUll.NSMf.V !>•• IY P N O R I T R a minimum and the land aite tn T O A I T. \ \ »l« IT M A Y r n \ r r v \ the County for hospital purposes. .NmIIt # l* l i t r t h y §U#r» Hint 111.MM 111•>«t h is f i n a l I am glad to report that Mr. Fred KJ At PM. iKM f n r n f t h a 9*101# o f Wilson, attorney for the Fish Es­ JMII.VMM.M, t h a t h# f l l M pa 1 i m n f u r f i n a l r i i s f t i a r s * * ' <1 tate, now is taking legal Kept to Ills t h a t h# m ill ap p ly to th# I f u n o r a M # l l r n M i ► H n ii» h ’>|(l*r I ’ n u n t * J m l s # ftulfill this agreement. f 7*a lit 1tin, • ro t I M t y . M«ri»la nn th# "Under the agreement made o3M*h <ta) n f ► • i>r list v % l> »*» « with the fiscal igrnt*. they are to f u r a|i|>ru«Ml n f m b i p a m ! fu r fin .it rl Int tin ~u * a * K%»t IllFir M Ml# #*?#(#> make recommendations to the o f A W I i : J m MNHO.V dr. #*•#.! on •1 v w • /J W f& V r* v county—as to proper issuance pro- t o t s * a 1M d#» o f J a n u a r > A I) 1 95 4 K im * Jam ra eedura and to be subject to cell for |.A #i .i to| n f t h a #•»»»# nf nnls Jn hns-n, ilf.f.t«*rl fiscal advice; also tn supervise ft w \sA t% r t. A ( to rr i# y drawing and printing of bonds and f o r K i s t ' t i t o r . • t 'r r h 'n a U uiltlin*, appropriate descriptive metrrlal R\\aor>dniff n f't ft f, ► 'I'Tida •nd to pay for tame; to employ and compensate a local attorney to i n r n t h t n r t i i h c n r v r v -iro n ic. s i m i m h .k cm v t» pro ceed with validation of bondi, ■ rsTs; n r rt.n im it. " nd tn tmplny and compensate an IN UK TUN KKT.VTK n r accrpirfeMMOaliwi-ibort attorn* ritA*ifefe u tM>i7ju;*g. j n - - / * tn approve the legality of the bond •*' * iv rn n n sT i* Sl.t. W Mint IT M.vV m x r r . n x obligations, and If naresiary to TONMti-e Is n s r e l t v a i v s n t h a t n . W pursue the mailer fo the Supreme W a r , III. .1 h i- t l n a l r . | . n r l - - t-t i»lr«>..r .-I >n» »-l»l# nl rt! S\K Court of Florida. Now let me ex­ mil 1- " n u o i n u - m ,1. ., l l i t - l 01-plain why it was necessary that thr h * l-l.«t h-« p r l l U n n ■’ li a rs '* st.O i h s i he w i l l -|.|.lm legality of this bond obligation be H i . I l n i M i r s i .i . 1, k ll.<» .|. ..| .t rr t, passed upon by the Supreme Court I ' m i n n J . O a , ..f H . i , n i , . . l - ■ rti.n ila mi H i . i n , . 1 , , n f S'. 1.. of the State of Florida, thereby rnirV l> l ’>-» Inr «i>|n.,ta| „» causing another vexious ’ delay, • s m * l l i•l •- Ol r a l nlor r nf fi l i a l| h .O I -.. I- 1. - i c. . .nf. ^"hl* was purely a technical pro- rSnO.nviM ^juht fl.nuicd , 1. u i m i h i - i in eedure in order to be able to as­ • • • • " t . e n t h i s r u n d a s <>f J a ri .i n ry sure any prospective purchaser of it tv m i . A1ln11111.11.,, . . r „ r I I , . . - t , t • these bonds that they could not o l S r a i . a U t t n u i l i u l t , Jr . be subject to any legal attack nor <l.« F4 R.<| tv tt at., Aitnrn.tr could anyone attempt to hold up ffti-f S d m ln in tr a ln r . payment on these bonds by some tt n n . i r n i i i - . r k i n s t i u i l d m a . legal technicality. In other words, is* nf nri |, S l i . n . u they had already been tried anil tested and could not again be plac­ ed In Jeopardy, making these ^ o n d i a legil Investment not only C D O N ’T M IS S their two chlldrtn, Hendrlkua, 14. and Carola I, ai they arrive from Holland at Idltwlld Airport, Ntw York, on the Royal Dutch plana, "The tmlgrant* Special.” They wera among 19 Dutch refugee# flown to America for reaettlement. Th* Tlnketenbcrga wera apon* aored by Nathaniel M. Cuptlll of New Center, Mas*., where they will soaka their bom*. Tha father la a former isit«* •» tha Duteh Air Force, ___________________________________________________ ' J lillY m U K lT from (ha FACTORY SAVE $76.00 to $100*00 rig .-a ON TUB F inest General U tility Boat A float. 11 ft. with 32 in. beam . . tlnlr 190 Ibt Non-Irak, Nun-skid aeamlraa buttons__ _ Painted Monel fastening* throughout. Bale, Seaworthy, • r uapalntad Fast Proven hy 10 Yeara Unexcelled Performance STAFFORD BOAT WORKS Keminnlo lllsd. at French Ate. oa l.aka Monroe OUR s Ph MM SEN SATIO N AL cooD^Ean)"WE NEED ROOM" SALE! Drastic Reductions-Big Trade-in Allowances ' I r i 1 r DELIVERS. DELIVERS . DELIVERS AND YOU GET A CM( IQAD'OF.. Picture TA LK By niLL WIEBOLDT In anoat place* around th* couutty tnia .a tat Uni* ol year when Natute aeants to uava put away her ungul cuiut*. And most ol us, in turn, (uigui about cuius tum lot out cumetas. Me personally belteva this to be a g n a t iiii.iaa*—tut tueia art surprisingly beautiful af­ fect* to be mid by ihouting color picluiet even though there Isn’t much brilliant cuiur around at all. Whether you’re making full-color slide* or •napsiiot* these wlntiy day*, you will find aoft subtle tone* m th* picture* that ai* very beautiful. Just consider for a moment th* fantoui artists who have devoted a lilelim* of effort to capturing the blua-whtl* me* Afjeaty of sea and iky and snow capped peak. We'd have missed soma vary fine painting* in­ deed, If these artist* had not seen th* color possibilities in the glietenmg waterfall* of Niagara or the fishing ves­ sels of Nova Scotia- And you’ll mlti a great deal, too, If you disregard the attractive icenee to be pictured in color this time of year. W* carry alt type* of colot films—both still and movie. And we’d he glad to tell you all about how to us* there. WIEBOLDTS t i l PARK AY1 PHONE MT « DOUBLi SAVINGS! Pllit in IP a •O* prr(V% SpM)|t(l •»» tt'Sjt* ' • «• •«% A u t o m at a Dail /'• 1 t Florida State Fair f , r Lr MODIt I S - lt M • e • • Jan. 31-Feb. II Sea it ofttn! Saa it ill! Coma (or fun. . . for tlirillt t . . . to saa lha amaiina array of achiovcmanta in Florida agriculture, industry, com­ merce, art and culture . . . Something new to do and tee every minute . . . Hava fun on tha big Midway; watching auto racai, pa­ rades, thrill ihowi and other spectacular events . . . Sparkling entertainment, day and night, for old and young. SPECIAL ATTRACTIO N S Hg Aaou-fha-Top FrBetar Full Width Chiller Troy full Width Vtgotobli Critptr New Color Styled Interior • 6 f 5-Yior ProlMhoR Mon SEE THE COMPLETE 1933 UNI OF O-l RIHtlOIRATORS IN MIX OR MATCH COLORS TO G O O D -’Y I A R f FI RST t y CUSTOMERS . . . / / < / / / J (<> in i CIGARETTE LIGHTER EARLY tmeaMQSM*mi«k»r^| ) BIO CAR AUTO RACIS THRILL SHOWS • PARADIS WORLD’S LARG1ST MIDWAY 9RII GRANDSTAND SHOWS PIRATI INVASION fr PARADI STATI * COUNTY SXHIBITS ' LIVISTOCK SHOWS b SALIS FLA. 1UCTRICAL 1XPOSITIOM COME EARLY PHONES 222 • 223 C* * it tt/fftt / o # a/--#/// , UTJ&i.V .1 ■j . K . r t - “ - -A -. �flame * By MRS. RUTH LAYU The Longwood Volunteer Fire 2iVv. •*“--» V 'Hr, r f " Longwood and a n * residents to jlrant a right-of-way to tho fire­ men when they are answering a Dr# nlnrm. Several of the fire­ men have had dlflieulUea in get­ ting to the recent fires gua to tho many spectators driving to U» fires and blocking tho node. Tha Firs Dept reporta that markars hava been ordirtd nnd upon their arrival they will IN attached to all the volunteer! automobiles. These mhrkers will be on both the front nnd m r of nil tho ears of the volunteer firefightere. Won’t you please ve your cooperation T Hentamt It may ba your heme! Tha Old Glory Community Blood Bank will meet toalght at the £ Em!# Beck, star of the 1081-SI Penn team, still holds the Ivy Basketball League single gam* record. He mat)* 48 point* against Harvard on Feb. 0, 108ii. flU U i i EVERETT W* JAt’KBON, Food Service Manager, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. (Staff Photo)_____________________________ Men Needed! Special ’■t# Ufa awl berv Icemen■raid* placement advteery V Write TodayI Cea Help ta n ftasUfyl b a r t manbaalnally hte*lw■ deeira to train for high gtasdy jobs la thii wide hwraUve flel^ flti out tho ’below and mail at eoeo, n u t* Traiaiag arnica L Tsaetor A Heavy EquipDivisiea, Dept 0801 i le x M I Th* Sanford aant field. Pleas* furnish II Information about your md training and placeadvisory service. I am ieularly interested fnt ( ) • Can Diesel Training Halp h the armed fores* | ( ) iter ( ) Service Man i ) nstrstor ( ) Diesel Enr f > Fartama* f ) Berries gar f ) Tractor Diesel fumble Shooter Wliat la a hospital engineer? Where dees he fit la as a member of tha hospital warn? How doei ha encourage teamwork? Students and faculty at the American Hospital Association's Haaattal Eaglneerlng institute and Workihep la Toronto tackled thesa relationship problems and came up with asm* conclusions: Whf« tha hospital anglnser long tyo was considered In the •’Janitor’’ class, today ba la required to be a supervising executive. Title ter­ minology for his job varies Widely, but all definition* begin with seme such phase as "responsible Indi­ vidual who supervises and directs” or "member of th* administrative •jeff." With thla executive position, come rsspenslbUlUes. Om of tha coll­ ator's first responsibilities Is to Mike sir* ho Isn't working in a vacuum. He needs healthy, coopbratlve working relations with other d*partment heads In order to do his job properly. The respodaibl* engineer must b* a good receiver aa wall as an accurate tritor hi i probably admitted tong ranimitter. Tha ways to commu­ ago that, being human, he haa nication may b* format, informal, seme limitations. The engineer or both; but they must at all Umes should rsallie that to rely, on him aa the only aourre of Information la From this starting point, the not auffldent. To ba effective, the workshop group' considered the engineers needs conference with engineer's relations with (1) (ht othr depsrtment heads, formal or board of trusted, (I) (he admin­ Informal, to Iron out details and istrator, (3) department heads. exchange Information. The admin­ 14} other operating personnel and istrator should tncourage thia, Other Operating Personnel. The (8) th* public in general. Board of Trustees, Th* engineer hospital newsletter or periodical Is normally communicates with the in excellent place for the engineer Liard through the administrator to tell hla itory and also Hearn by meins of eonclsd, accurate re­ • hat'i going on In the other de­ ports. Hie frequency of these re­ partments. Engineering * m* Inton­ ports depends on the desires of ate gcla a boost when nurilng and the administrator and/or require­ dietary students are oriented Into proper uie of equipment and conments of the board. Ad-lmlitralor. Contacts come nervation of ullllliei. Lectures and through scheduled meetings, In­ conducted tours can be worked out formal conferences snd reports on by the engineer In cooperation such mattecs aa plant operation, with other depsrtment heads. If •llerallons and repair data, safety, possible, the engineer should be workload and personnel problems. asked to attend at least one annual While the administrator must keep m etlng of the medical staff, to ex­ his door open, the engineer should plain the workings o{ the engineer­ not always wait to, be summoned ing department as it applies to tha Into conference. Part of the Initia­ staff's phase of hospital operation. tive must be hla. General Tubllc. While courtesy Department Heads, Tha admlnla- and downright friendliness do won- m T m Met*, »1 Rotana McIntosh, in Altamonta Spring*. This will ba n very important meeting and all th* eemmittaa mambara are urged to attend. This flank, organised on De*. t, 1088 haa furnished blood to 31 poop!* and has released 1(8 units, tt^waa m Ij MUHoH for Ike rcsiacr.uToi .ilUs-cr.u £pr:a»*i Longwood, Fern Park, Forest City and Bear Laker., Old Glory Blood Bank la aupported by tba following organis­ ations from Longwood the pivlc League, Chamber of Commerce, Tourist Club, Womans Missionary Bocloty of the Baptist Church, Womans Auxiliary of Christ Episcopal Church and Homo Demonstration Club, Lyman School P—TAj Altamonta Spring Civic League; American Legion “Old Glory” Unit and Auniliary Unit 18.1, Tho Longwood Volunteer Fire­ men wdro called to a graie fir# on Church St. last Saturday after­ noon. Duo to th* high wind thaf was blowing at tha time of tho fir# it had epread rapidly and wae threatening a near-by home. However, due to the prompt ar­ rival of tha fireman the,fir* waa brought under control before there waa any damage to tha home. All members of tha W. M. U. Seminola Ass'n ara urged to at­ tend the meeting en Monday, J«n. 30, at Port Orange. W* nra very hippy to report that Rosa Mobley is now feeling greatly Improved and this to now be out and about, Mr. and Mrs, J. Hardison have movsd Into thsir recently comple­ ted home en Melnar St. Hr. nnd Mr*. Jams* Adams are tbs proud parents of a baby girl bom Wednneday, J* jl IS. The young lady has been named, Cathrlne Marie. Mr. and Mrs, Neal Gllbart of Eau Gallia wera guests of Mrs. Gilbert's parent, Mr. and Mra. James McGrath over tha week­ end. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson of Behring are guests nf Mr, John­ son’s slstar, Mr*. Selma Larcom, at her home en Mnln* St. MUs Virginia Ellis of Rockpnrt, Maine, arrived by plana to spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Warren nt their home on Molnar tit. ders here, the ring* is wide. The engineer esn offer his services for talks on hospital engineering. He can participate in service clubs, open house programs, etc., and be active in community affairs. Cleprint from tha Jan. I, 1036 Journal of the American Hospital Assn.) Wr. and T tn John 'Dels* or Orlando were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath on Wednesday evening. Mri. Dolan le the sister of Mr. McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. George McKay of Winter Park were guests of Mr. and Mrs. N. B, Hlewsrd fer dinner Mr. and Mr*. Jeeia Cottlngbam accompanied by Mrs. Howard War­ ren nnd MUs Virginia Kills enjoy­ ed n trip to Lake Wales and tha Bok Tower last Sunday. Mr*. Maude Tub per entertained tha Saturday Evening Pinochle at her home en Maine S t last Sat­ urday evening. Among the mem- mm fttm A i n Jlr and *re. Charlie Walsi, Louis Knoll Fern Fark, Mr. and Mr*. Norman Owl* frey ot Pair! I.«k« Heights, Mr*. Flor*ne« Sundsrlln and John HoiHater of Longwood. Th* hostess served a vary unusual and dalle- Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald Larganl hava announced the arrival of baby daughter at their hum* on Mon­ day, Jan. S3. The illtlo lady hat been named Sheryl Ann*______ LAST TIME TONIGHT “The Violent Men’ “The White Orchid” * GLENN FORD • BARBARA STANWYCK • WILLIAM LUNDIGAH • PEGGY. CASTLH SATURDAY ONLY M -O-M 'l OUTDOOR COMIDYI 1 ^ b C O Ir O H M LAST TIME TODAY jMM iiaiti letinte, it. ■ -W t'lllto ■ u m h t m itc h u m MANY RIVERS TO C R O S S TOMORROW ONLY SUNDAY and MONDAY ALSO TECHNICOLOR *MMSt*> 'GUI. Ittlf UUMI. 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A new tmnmiulan: an engineering masterpiece specifically designed to utilize tha full thrust^ of th at great engin*.... with gear* (or instant response aiid crisp, posdtiv# acceleration . .. . and an amazing liquid-link coupling for a ailky-smooth flow of power to the roar wheel*. Test drive this fabulous *6(1 Pontiac tomorrow —wo promiai you, you’re In for a thrllll ' ~ -3 And another thrill it wait inn for you when you hmr the print flee your Pontiac dealer aoon—make it a special point to do it— get ready for two wonderful dlacovwrieal‘ - * - i i .m m iin a 11SW. 1st St.— Phon* U2S you can actually buy a My, glamorout'Ponllac no far Uit �f r t Jan. XT. 1 9 S8 THE SANFORD HERALD *rr»« k* Pago S . r r ba it iJ D w n d o w s p o a O t o e * * - >®*J M1AM M3U OtOWT ckdi. o 5,ion * X G u r o * c c u s s e £ Ml U'JCV.E "X IS THATWWAT £D.‘ WBmC T ^ !\ ™ArWA3V r 5*n.C3rOX / ---- u ----- " T T k ^ ^ \ lv LASTN^GHf-V r 0 « Q 1 - T J j - K 'j i THOUGHT If WAS A BWlV ) g o ing o n ovea ATMXlQHOUSr S %/A 4 UM U lfiH ■WPSAM TAi'/A/O & n P /3 A y rrx ?.A o 'J P A D OH'A-3 7M F P A A'*? AV at£tr&£B&\ A o e srl A¥ fhC T SP P IT O tY I III u u t- ® aom« A rosy • pea .A , H » S /f i f i f t M V ■ O IU I NOT BXACT lY A BABY CXAV, HOaACC n t 'u . A V N O ^d TTB« TW BB A w:.. A'OPH O P <3SB wwiz,Am. u o j m ... N t w i A A •■ OPY o p x3uA*D f YOU* UTTUB NBPUBW *VVBI NVW iu* YO < J < 3 0 S W O P P i N O GOT A BAB V r f V B.TTBg.TOOT J u rru i 28 _____ IT ^ Z Officials Foresee Fresh Competition For Electronics WASHINGTON l*-Tnp Ju.tlre Deparlment officials tndiy for*lew- freth rofnpftltlnn In the electronin field at a rfiull of an aril* trust Judgment releasing Amerlan Teltphon# and Telegraph Co. patents. The patent*, held by" ATAT and Hi manufacturing affiliate Writ em Electric, cover every known mean* of electrical rnmmunlcalion. Thry represent the fruits nf TO ycarj nt research In AT&T'i Bell Laboratories. The Judgment wai enlrred ves terriay In Erdrr.tl Diilrlct Court at Nruprk, N. J., aftrr govern ment-company negotiating Some R.non of theie patent, will he available to any other U. S. cnucorn that want* tn u.e them— and without any royalty payment Under the decree all other ATAT Western Electric patent., now nr In the future, mint he made avail­ able to the general public ‘‘at rra Minahie and nomllicrlmlnulory royaltlci." Soviet Heads Seem To Be Launching Peace Offensive WASHINGTON <.f'-_mi,»Un ho.* e» Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita S. Khru.lirlifv appenr tn launch­ ing a new pearr nllcn.lve designed to reviie Hie "apirtl nf Ornrvn" an>l regain a meaaure of We.lern (nnd will. 1 ITie liming nf their mnvei mgge»t. Ino hat they want In olf.ot In advance ail)' crlllclam of their recent hehavior which President Eiienhowrr and British Prime Minuter Eden may make after alki here neat week. Twit development* may algnal a renewed Soviet emphasis on peace: 1, Premier Bulganin'* letter to Eisenhower, delivered .with full iliplnnintir ceremony yesterday. 2. A three-hour Interview which Communist party bus* Khrmhehev gavr in Moscow tn Marshall Mac duflie. * New York .iltniiiey who Is a long-time acquatnl-inre. b a il s * ■ Planning a malillesi dinner part) 7 Don't try more than three roufie* and limit the guest* «n you'll he handling not more than .lx people Some sauee* can he prepared well beforehand and reheated, hut avoid the fanry one* which must he made at the last minute. 'Extar' Effective For Dissolving Tartar From Teeth PHILADELPHIA. Pa - A newly developed calculus — remnvlng agent "Extar” proved safe and elfecllve In dissolving tarlar and *!aln fmm teeth In a large-scale rllnlcal study reported In the rurrent l.sih- of Dental Survey. tl also Inhlhlled new formation. In addition to improving appear­ ance, the report Indicate*, con­ tinu'd u.e of "Exlar” may *ave maqy teeth which might olherwl*.-' he lo*| because of tarlar formation. Three hundred and sixty eight prisoner volunteer* took part In the rllnlcal trial which was con­ ducted here,at the Eastern Stale Penitentiary by the dental stall of the institution under the direc­ tion of John J. Gunsnn, P. D. S. The prl«oners ranged In age from 111 to 67. Nearly eight nut nf len were smoker*, five out of ten heavy smokers, All showed tartar nnd .slnming in varying drgrre* whoit fits) examined. Berause of confinement, they could he ohs-.’rved closely during and after treat­ ment. which consisted nf brushing on the "KxUr” solution Imme­ diately after lirvnkfnst enrti morn­ ing nnd upon rrtiriug rarh night. In all eases, at Die end nf six weeks. Dr. Gunsnn reports, "the cAlcidus hurl begun to dissolve and there was total inhibition of any new formation of tarlar. At the end of lliriv months all ealrnlu* and stain hail been removed In M per rent of the ea«e.,. In IIk> re­ maining 6 percent the rnlnilus was partially dissolved anil new (orinatlon Inhlhlled." A photographic study, Included In the Denial Survey report, show, striking results In some of the mrn who wrre very hravy smoker* nnd had unusually Ic.’avy deposit* of lurtar. "Ordinarily, such case* would require prophylaxis every inoulh or twit to keep the teeth free nf calculus," Dr. Gunsnn notes. "Thtso subjects were given a Ihorniinli prophylaxis anil then Instructed In use EX 617 fexprrlmental name for "Extar."I After three month* the teeth were Mill free of any new deposit." Tartar — or raleulus, as dentists call it — is a common problem ami U major factor in periodontal disease fpiorrhrai wliieh resiili* In the l o s s of morn adult teeth than any other nruse The flintlikr deposit forms on the teeth of nlmiis! all adults, even Ilnur most careful about mouth hygiene. During the chew mg process, It acts as an Irritant on the gum nnd the resultant Injury tuny art up a m CASAILI OP MFTINO 00 ton* In ana acoop la this giant pawar ihottij" world’a largeat mobile land machine. It U »hnwn here a* tt vegan ; lumbering from Cadlr, Ohio, where it wee assembled, to the Henna -r: t'mit Company's Nn. 12 mine not far away. Da height la that of * Ht-Mnry building. Two passenger cars, shown taiily parked in th#, gigantic dipper, give an Indication of it* sue. tint*motional) chain of events leading lo rhrnnlc gum inllnmmatlon and looth loss. Tn kerp teeth tree of tartar, the dentist must scrape nnd grind sev­ eral tunes'a year. Dental rcsrnrnher. have long sought a umpDr way tn remove tartar and, if pnsaltiie, tn prevent It. formation, "E xIarV pnlenllal value first became apparent In teds by Dr, L. !. Grossman, Professor of Oral Medicine at the University nf Pennsylvan!* School of Dentistry re­ ported last In Oral Surgery, Oral Medicine anil Oral Pathology (7:464). tlf more Ilian 2U com­ pounds tried In tho laboratory, It appeared to show the greatest promise, dissolving tartar without etching enamel Even when extrac­ i ted teeth were exposed tn |{* its tlim ronstaidly for several week*, tho enamel remained unaffected- ; In n cllidc.d study that follawM Dr. Grossman found that ta rta r. was removed or prevented-Iron forming in 27 of 26 patient.,* i The present larg-.’-srale study at the penitentiary confirm*, twUt I tlin rilertfvrness and safety - qf "Exlar". "In none nf the subject! wav there any etching nf lha ana* mrl siirfare," reports Dr. GunsoS, "'Kxtnr' wits an effective and l*(9 agvnt in its u.e by our experlmpa* : •a! group." ' ] The selccllve action of the MW compound promises In oM" fft X new era In dental health, GO AHEAD MAKE ME LAUGHJ-'; Wp w:"if the nrifflnnl SOUR FUSS! We tvnnl th» ijtiy wM}*,. I he ire-cnlii' nint|ilexl»n , , w h n ' put his. funny-Imite 4n th e tleeo* freeze Inntr nspi. We wniil In expnsp him (o w lialt i t hoitcHlIy licllcv* in lit# fn m tiler t inul Inn |ilelure nf nit tlmw "rilK L IEU TEN A N T W O R f SK lH ’i'S" . . the sto ry nf ft- lim r " | bnntl w hn itul nervous h e ra u st his wife wits In the service and th e hllnrimirt ihinvs h i did lo get Iter m il! W ell mnke a predict lonf In UI03 he’ll hIIII he Utighinff el whs t he saw In lilfifl* Legal Notice Of th« 17 pitcher* on the Brooklyn Dodger* 106ft roller, M m r . i m r r i T rnunT , iw t n J I U H I . i l t'H tt'I'IT o r FLORI­ Don Itrisrnt haa th* hint run re* DA I I , AMI FUN I ICS I Ml LIC cot'll. HI-* wild 2-71 ivjilla taking c a u i f i r , 1.1 CHAMOISItY. H ) l N nf II derision* in 1066. | u n MnMtt MITICK TO A r m It STATU h i * FLnHIDA TO) iv 111 a a . u m m tiN IV H O ME ItEMIUENCn III UNKNUlVN i A sworn complaint (nr Dltnrf* ■having t>*«n Hurt you In ^th« Circuit Court, In amt Inr H*mi* ml* 1,'nunl)-, Florida, by JOHN II. IXJDIII'N', th* iltnrt (III* nf which 1* JOHN It. 1VOMXON, risinilff. vn. WILLA .1 IHHHOiN. I>*l*mlanl, 111.* |>r*»*nl» *i» tn command >"H In *pp**r and III* ynur u n l t i n rt*. f a u n a d a m n «n or bafnri lha lih day nf Fabruary, A. P. Ill* nr otM rw iia a P i r n * Prn Confalin will hi m u r i d *•*1011 you Th* Sanford llaralit n d**l*n»lrd a . a nan ap ap tr nf a m r r i l rirruWlinn In whirl) tlm rltallnn ahall ha publlihad n n ri »ach w n k for four CMManiHIv* w**k* A W1T.VEHS m r hand and nfflclil PlIAt or lh* Clark nf th* Clrrult C>urt, nn thin Hi* Ith day nf Jan* vary, A. H. 1SH. flK ’ USED ( o k ) CARS * the W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long Phone 388 307 E. Commercial t FR ID A Y and SATURDAY FEB . 3rd & 4th You "Wanna" Buy A Good Used Citrf Save Money When You Do It? Then W« Adviia You Scrutinise Our Prlcea 'For# You Do It. (?. P. Karndnii Clara. Circuit Court Htmin'il* Cnuni y, Florida HOC >) LAX HTKNHTHCJ11 Alter 11ay tur Plaintift 30* Kdwardi. Building hanrnrd. Florida 1954 1955 1951 1951 1948 1947 Oldamoblta 08—4-door Sedan Hyd— Radio ft Healer—Very NlrChevrolet 310—4-door Sedan Very low mileage v TO M Cadillac 02 Sedan—Beautiful Black Flnieh Plymouth Club Coup* Plymouth Dodge 4-door ★ Positive ActionLitcti it IntiriorUfht ★ Counterbalance LU ★ Fill-Sill AUneSyttn ★ RewvaHeWireleOtto FOODMART —TASTE HER DELICIOUS PANCAKES— ■ HOLLER MOTOR SALES SAVE DOLLAR8 at HOLLERS Phone 1234 - 1039 2 nd and PafmeUa EWELL SK IR TS SHTREE C IN b m a S c o PE* NORTH Si IS*.****, St Htf* fUatly CfllMMMITU .* * ) RITAMOniHO ITtUCFKOSse ICUM ■ l.llMI'l n i l im 111 M lli'HII.HI Afill till M 1HI' At H OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK SANFORD AND W ORE Kilz QThealrp Sanford Electric* PHONE Co.412 118 MAGNOLIA AYE. STARTS SU N D A Y W V .J BIG „ IKMiRg ODKN HIS—Fealgres JlOT * M #, a pilly. . I “ v f/ :>.U|fAU s.. r ' '* 1 fpe.'V,'* '*r Va>‘iYyV^ye V-Cyr't * I �YOUTH DEMOCRAT! ry on F erafe Dink A Toe ’eymakar “Pont taihl* aha urged. Tra* fr$i, AdamI Just—" Adam was laughing wtan. ad last, he lesnsd forward In awlUli on the Ignition. “BUS tedkig spiritual. Pinky T- ho drawled She mode o face at MM. "IK* ata seed bluntly, • e e Pinky was always randy to da new things; one Saturday as aba and Adam prepared to go to Um lilt tit* 4:** 4:1* *i04 t:l« T:»* 1:1* Parham Dr. Ilvdacn’a Jm L W e .t.r n Uemhal Lone Jnhn H ire r Omnibus Ton ere There Word Theatre Private secretary Kd autiwen *|4* ft. B. Theatre I l i a llltrhuock t’reeentl MS IVfCTS:,"* i if k . z ; ; r J** ip k&s:K2.“-™ 88:81 New* A Bo. 8008 T town." “On this poodn nj'gfr, •X think ao." They drove for tan mflas on ftaf rood, and found no castle. Adam's informant had tald the place was plainly marked, and not far from a 100. Ha backed tba station wagon, and turned It back toward tta city. “Maybe It’s north." There are road Maps," sug­ gested Pinky. “Walt a minute." He polled in beside an Indian who* wan plod­ ding along Um shoulder. Tta man wore a black suit, and an nnetaat black gutaon atop his hand tend. The Indian was ancient, lorn “Do you know taw be ran* Baton Castle T* asked Adam, The Indian said nothing. “Do you speak Kngliahf." yuOad Pinky. and plaid shirt. Ajin had become “I speak good." somewhat stubborn about wearing "All right Is thW the nod I* Western clothes Now ata went Sotoo Castle T” Into Um bedroom and laid n new Slowly the man’s ana hfled, Ida milt across tta bed, and n white finger pointed to tta thy. “do tat. There was something defiant that way," be aald somberly, shout tta way Mm did this. Pinky Adam laughed and started tta ear. Out when finally they did get lifted on eyebrow at Adam. *T8 rid* ra far M the hotel wMh on tta right road, and drove Into Adam," Mm called to Ann, *1 don’t tta retake— “Hey." ho cried, “that Maori went to change." “O K," raid Ann todUTerently. waa right!" They did rid* ao far as tta hotel, Seeming to float above tta tree* and farther—out to Um bouse to waa tta caatl*, yellow atone and meet tta painter, to decide on adobe. Dig windowed, A torag to ootora, and afterwards to drive the mountainside, along tta mountain rim road, to “More trees than Z knew were bn tta fuH moon hanging like a la aM New Kesloa." murarwed polished chrome dlro before them, Pinky. Adam carefully drove along above Uw valleys etched In alive# tta winding rand; In tta Mt won on black. Adam pulled to a look­ « sign, tafiaa KllbM but they'd out simm, cut toe motor, turned are Uie castle first. oft the lights. Pinky eat, Up* There waa tta ueuaf low wofia# patka with blub Jars, stain, n fire­ parted, eyes shining. “It’s spiritual,” she whispered, place. Tta tails* was comfartaM* leaning her head against his ehouV- the living room shabby and crowd­ dc*. Moonlight, and the clear cold ed with mementoes of tta famous air, Sowed like weier down the man and his work, framed draw­ mountain, pooled darkly Mttofng in ings of hi* ctaractar* wood ram tta valley, agreed, out Ilk* silver Inga. Adam bought tat note 1 on toe mcea. “Oh, Atlam, doesn't graphed book from tta author'd slater, and listened to her stories. It h urt I” •UcauUfut,* Adam agreed. I To 04 Oowltaeedg ffT»n»g snow fit tta mountains mods tense out of tta red- painted riprap at which Adam tad laughed to tta dry tad of the trickling river. He mentioned this to Ann and Pinky on* evening. “Now you cant hear yourraU think over the racket the river make* to soma places." He rase from tta table. ‘1 tat* to mark a painter out at Um house — you’d better com* along. Ann. Help deride on rotors." -ftey don’t h*v* anything but ua paint In New Maxloo,’’ raid nn. *Tt must be n law." Turjuolra, Airllng," drawtod to tta doer, her t a t carried to hand. "Thank you, darling,aald warmly. top want oat into Um street, •trailed toward too mnonunv Country Prelie* Damon fiunyns Theatre l i ’a Alwaya Jam Uunrmoka Brirnro ricllon T k ra lr * Tha Visa karnaaSe APTMMUOOM till *104 1:44 1:11 li t* I lf III* lit* 1:1* ■ill i i I I l I I I r i I ! Layman1. Call V* P reyae Pawn Ilrashar* Raws W e.tare Jeaabarea Raw. P a r.a (X.lMk C1»k Raw. ftparta AI A OlAa.l J o . i . y ’a Pknl*. Moraine D.votlasa Ifarrnunv Tima World I t Ulna Morulns M.todlM , 1404 Club k 1 t i l W o 'c iu h Chitdrvn a CIi m M B a m varlatlM Country Ulyli, D. fi A. A n-w nanou B| 8M r i'll Bar *Kon« lunch 1:4* World at Three 1:11 Mlrtally In.lrumcnta# mi if* l i s t ciub iff » * . phyiton. ■»«' *:•( itif i'll fill till I II f 1:14 * 14 4*00 10(01 1414 lilt* U . o r s . nra.,h.r. ........ Mumtny Alnlln*. r r . t d o m Htory Cllru* Muiunl Uuiio at liumlom Clues* Mdttor MM.Ijal I.ovarn I'SM . 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Parly TV I’lavUouae ■Ian Oft Smart people keep (help vatmthlca in a u fo deposit box at our bank I Bonsai woman# They ar« protected from fire, theft :l( Baws-Weatba# i l l f b e Meralne 8k*V i»l Captain Knnaaree *ton Tnnt r a t t a n ldilo Hiatt-On Prosram Resume 14:11 N*wa*W.ath.r lost* Krnla Xnvaca Show 11:00 Thla Land of Oura t i l l * Otrlks II Risk i * SAN EORD Atlantic NAnllttti. ban (Af/HUhi WithTktA I Msmhcri Frdrrsl Deposit Insurance Corp- were fflmed en location In Hawaii. Mickey Ifntia* O s h CspL Oallaal *:*• Report . Dims Edwards A I rattT r a s a J a i . CnalldMtlU Lap.l* \ }!{} 1:14 1:11 1:14 til® B a r'if o n e Ranch Wnrlri At T h r.a Uuv.a of Haul* lucord I'r.vlaw T*»n Tim® ill* ? « ' Time l i ! 4 Oar Mine Maeeke ll* CraseSera it* Fiayboe** ag Stare i i l l r.r a o n la Parana it* I t (Frisch Bayert 11 i l l U l t Bhow H i l t Mewa sa d l a TICK-UP-THE-CHECK' MEYER WED ’A’ if ir if M vauiaa World Ai Bis Maf.iy r a n a*r.iiaila la m . n at. 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Weak ou It went elowiy mom became bo to often pulled bit awn away to de ether Job*. And week fd* were not enough, what Witt Utile dates with Pinky. ' Pinky etui wni Ann’s “gtari friend.” aUU stayed often far din* mt with the Lairds.. Adam still took tar hams at bedtime, alwaya ratammg tmmadlntely, hue often taring arranged aomo meeting wtlb Pinky, mneOnga that warn TALLAHASSEE ( I t- . Young Democrat* Club* o/ Florida will a* MRibla In Orlando Feb. 24-25 for their 183# meeting, iLi. 2Eui*rc: .;_r chairman of the convention, aald plan* would be worked out at the aeiiloo for a atalewido Democratic youth rally to ba held in October. �ital Souvenir l ' *..*> ' * ' ' 1 ' ' <•*!-* - >*, hospital Sou Edition ' Please Observe Boundaries Along Routed Tour Since th* hnapltal wtlt he ad­ mitting patltnta February 1st there wilt be little limn to clean up the hoepltal following open home on Sunday and Monday, Mnet of the arrai along the routed tnur era roped off at the doorway, You can eailly are all of the facilities from theee vantage point* but you are re* quailed not to rtuia theee bni\p* darlee. In the operating room eulte and ether areaa throughout the hmpltal there la much dellrate and highly sspilllve equipment that can he eailly damaged. Here again theee areaa have bean roped off eo that you ran view thle equipment without actually being In the room. Oh* tervlng theie houndarlea will help protect thle expensive e. qulpmsnt and enable tha hoepl* tal to remain In readlneea for the tramfer of patient* from Fernald-ljiughton Hospital on Tueaday, Thank you very kindly for your cooperation. ■*.-x. LfT-V. t*"IA #1 tw . •im ¥ m x J , Front View of New Seminole Memorial Hospital Edition After a brief ribbon euttlnf ceremony a t 1 p. m. Sunday afternoon the doom of the lonf awaited Seminole Mamorlfll Hospital will bo open to the public for an Inspection touFe The hospital wit) remain open Sunday until • p. si, TrB* Tucker, Randall Chase of the Pernald Laufhton Hoepltal and E. M. Galloway Trustee of the Bert Tiah Teatamenuiy ' Trust will officiate at the ribbon cutting. Since the fcoepHathas already been dedicated, speeehee and eeremony wUT b# held to a minimum, ,J , A complete program will be found alaawhan fat this a** tion. *> , i. The hospital itaff and many other rotentear werkart have been busy all thla week preparing for the opantaf. *ftf, insure everyone having an ampla opportunity to view thn new hospital facilities, a specially routed tour shown on this page ha a been developed to expedite ths flow 01 traffic Members of the Women’s Auxiliary of the Seminole Ifeaio* rial Hospital will be atatloned along the route to point Otti , various features and act as guides. Small groups will be let into the hoepltal at periotfe h ? tervals. At soon as one such group has reached h NrtAlflL point In th* routed tour, another group wiH begin the M)b It is hoped In this way to control the number of people top* Ing to view each point of Interest along the way, You are urged to keep the rente map « | this page hcAvt you as you m ake your tour and follow the numbered point* of interest. For those who are unable to attend the dpeC house Sunday, the hospital will again be open Monday fsg Inspection from 2 p. m. until g ;00 p, m, ^ Route Map Of Open Hou^e Inspection Tour With Numbered Points Of Interest poMe W k S cw t Sloes routed touri t. Reseptton and wilting room. Colorful »nd wellMyM with tnrriem furnishing*. Smaller relir* ing room nljolnlng 1* provided for prlvsry of families who htva loved one* »erlou*ly III. >. Central control and huainrii nf/lcs. Switchboard operator her* can handle both outilde and la* aid* walla, operate Intercommunlcation system «*cd In pig* doc­ tor*, and aim ns* ilgnal flaihes and light board that regluen the doctor* aa being In building. Jlutine*a offir* ires will hmiss office manager and a»al*tanta rrapontt* bl* for accounting ayalema at hoa* plUl. pre»s report nr operative report, to vsetoes finer* for Mrvtng. fe. *■ —g een plek up apeelai phone In one psrats refrigerator atorsga pro* the i t at the** office* and hare hi* met* tided in kitchen for meats, vega, her* s *sg* transcribed on this machine, tablet, dairy products and froien drying Perio-llrally s clerk change* re- fnoda. Alt equipment Is stainless glovea, eorda and type* lha reports trails- steel. dlapeni wibed. IS. Dumb waiter. This aervlee is when I. Medical record*. AO pmgre** tor dishes, food* and other nip- *. , report* and operative record* for pile*. It does not carry passengers. J all patients are permanently filed IT. Emergency room, A separata 1 2 2 In thla one eentrallred medical re- receiving room la provided for 2 L m cord room. Special medical record emergenrle*. Patient* earning in by *2^ n librarian will be In charge. ambulance can be received hare 2 7 ' , S. Library and conference room, and laken by elevator to tha at* Medical books will b* kept hers tor signed floor. Not* special rear door . i , e, ready reference with eonfermtre of elevator, Patient can be trans- * ‘ tahl* provided for doctors snd ad- ported directly to room without go* t l l , . mlnlitratlva officer*. ing through mala lobby or halls. J 2 7 T. Doctor’s entrance. Moto toe Persona needing Immediate treat- . i i - t , . signal lights by which the doctor ment are cared for fai toe adjoining entering hospital cen check to with room, . 1 , central control operator without u phermacy. Drug* and othar it«i, t ullT ‘^*k' ■«_ medtotoe* are dispensed from here ins. f t *• AdralniatraHv* oifleaa. Ofttcas to nuriea on various tours and m Second Foor B L m sJw [iA ll . J IB I J ■—m whits and colored help. ample room has been left tor tor here. ]], Incinerator — malntalnence wheel chairs nr bed. 94. Colored aurarry. Hare —Roller room. Emergency genera* 9*. Quiet and laolitloa noma. faeiUUea are duplicated ae I tor In holler room oomee on auto- Private room* equipped with aound floor and wlM be alweni bl matleally and plcha op electrical deadening InnilaUon In waUa. Pa* « toe third floor. 9. WoapKeOty chop Thla wtll be toad the kutint there la a power Rents here can be Isolated tor 9*. Aiair* te third fleer operated by tha Women’s Auxiliary failure. careful observation. Each room bai Third floor. ■a aa added convenience for v1*t»- Central Mnen eepply, Llneni private toilet. M. floiarium. Metlee the dli lore end a l profits will be seed are diaperaed B a a bare tor antira 31- Pantry. M b toe second and # d ar aefteme. la c k selart* tor vertoea Awillaty projects, boepHal third floara have ■ pantry aqidp* dn wdnd B M a U g . 4. Admitting office and transcrib* 14. Inrvise employe entrance andpad with hoi piste sad light kit» . Typical private And lag. Admitting clerk ia this office atorsga ares. *torage ipsce is'pro*th at faettitta. htoraea esa prepare prtvato rasa*. Calara used k arffl admit sQ patient* into hospital vided here tor tomlture. pharma* in betwaaa meal snadH ham tor m esa b a t* k m aetertefl and sat tip initial records tor the aauUcal auppUaa, bulk foods, ata. patients who missed meals a spatial t w i Three w a ll pause*, to m adjoining office a 1A Xltchm * dlatielan'a offlea. need epee 1st tad s a a past « | pahrtad dtot i d * w M e aftflto \y ~ ~ r T 1 IL* 121 41 � 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, January 27, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 27, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 27, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald