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Lawrence Visits Bas Bids were opened this morning In ihe architectural office* of Bur­ ton and Rogers, In (ho Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building, for tha new church building pro­ posed for Ihc Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. The proposed church will he lo eatid on Oak Ave. «'t 23th Place J u u off South Park Ave. M Bid* were not awarded (his morning pending further action ol tlla District Architectural Board of the Florida District, Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. Apparent low bidder for the new budding was p. M. Campbell, lo­ cal buUder and contractor. Thg bid* ware opened by John Burton, architect for the Luther­ an Church n( the Redeemer in the -urejcnce of the church Building •committee. Those present when bid* were opened and tabulated ware; J. C. Jorgensen, chairman, W. H. Knaaer, John Senkarlk, Rev. Phillip Schlossmann, pastor of the church, and J. Marlon Harman Sr., president of the congregation. extractor* bidding on lha now church building, other than P. M. ‘Campbell, were: Inna,sen Bros., Orlando; Peninsular I’onatnictlon Co., of Plnecasile; and Henry B. •eltp b en i, ot Orlando. Authorities Plan Patient Transfer J o New Hospital R SCENE LOOKING DOWN the corridor at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Thla vlaw will ba notlcad by thousands of visitor* at tho hospital'* "Open Housa" Sunday afternoon from 1 to A- (StaCI Photo) _______________________ Commander E. L. Lawroaua, USN, Dlrcelut of tha (Nile* rf Stings Bondi, Navy Dspiruneat, Washington, D. C., vtaitad the Na­ val Auxiliary Air Station Wednes­ day to stimulate interest In the Savingi Bonds, Navy Department, base. In a meeting attended by be military and eavilian personnel,. CDR Lawrence presented fig urea pertaining to naval bond ealee In the past year and augieitloag far initiating drives In the future. Com­ manding Officer of NAAS, CAPT Robert W, Jackson, and Mra. John C, Brown. Chairman of lha Pay­ roll Savings Plan Committee at NAAS, as well as representaUvoa from each naval unit aboard and civilian representatives participat­ ed in th* discussion. Military and civilian employe* of Ihe Navy spent $17S,T03,000 < savingi bonds in Ihe year of 1MI* CDR Lawrence stated. Naval eivRIan workers hit an all-lima high in that year when 10.1% wer# eei rolled in the the savings plan, far an average of $33.30 per month. Over a quarter million military personnel on active duty with tha Navy were enrolled last year, CDR Lawrence continued, i CDR Lawrence, heed ot Wu ,-avlngi program sine* July of 1M1 Is making a roorridtnatlng lour ad all ham's of lha Ruth Naval DU* SPEAKERS AT TUB 16th Annual Edition of th* Rnnford Woman’* Club Anlmatad Slagazlne, edited trict. r tha Fin* Aria Department, yesterday, were; Heft to right) Holland Dean, associate editor of tha rlando Sentinel: Mre- Chart** 11. McDewall, Chairman of Public Affairs, Florida Federation of Wo­ man'* Cluba, WinUr Fark| and Chaplain F, W. Kent peon of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. T hefts Charged Confessions M ode By Older Boys A l*-yrsr-old Juvenll* h it bate accused a i ih. leader of a gan| of three Oviedo ymilhl Involved la a earle* of petty theM*. . , CnetUbla Georg# Kelsey, All morning, aiTestad the last mat* bar ot the trio Involved Ja thasteallng of gaioilna from farms, S (Staff Photo) Final Plans Discussed VAH-Officers By SH S Band Parents Visit Children . t . E. Anderson b Mother's March Set Attending Southern For 7 -8 Tonight furniture Market Plana are being made by auth­ orities to transfer tha patients of A group of VAH-T officer!, al* Fernald Laughton hospital to the Final plana to play ho»t or lha (ached to the Sanford Navel Aux­ ultra-modern Seminole Memorial University ot Miami Band at their iliary Air Station, and their CoatHospital on Fab. 1 starting at 10 a. concert to be held In the Hlfh mending Officer went to Mount !*Sr 1 • , | an. Through cartful scheduling and School Auditorium o« February • Dora Saturday with Dr. J, C. Boy­ The Motherii1March on Polio "ao that we tan climax the n w jh the htfp of many willing and eager were made by the Band Parent* ce. „ A , *! will be held tonight from T to I long campaign for fundi," .hands it la hoped that tha major organization at their monthly meat* At Sfount Dora, th* group ot of­ o'clock, aaid John Sauji and Wight assignments will ha completed by Ini held in the band hall Tuaaday ficer a picked tangerines at tho Dr, I , Anderaen at Mather af San- Xlrtley, eo-chairmen for the Marrh X p, m. It w it aald by Harry Weir, night. A maal will be aerved to the Boyce grove, and from tho grove, Fur- of Dlmea campaign ha Seminole ^^Administrator, unlveraltF group In. the achool DeBary wilt ba represented at seven cart loaded with tho Navy * Volunteer* art asked to call tha eafeteria aa thfy arritff arouad I tbf Olympic Qamaa today, ____________ it* officers, their wivea and femflfeo, new hospital (phone .lltej, Hat their p. p/nf. mrtha aTterw oroftoa'aun- ' Mr. aBd’lfri. F rtd Well, ot Do- went on lo UriTkfMi fo 'v U ir* # ala CM. _____. . . ____ their porch light! on tonight be­ name* and what thty can do best cert. After the program member! Biry, -report that their eon, Cap­ Harrysnna Crlpled Children* home buyer* are ptpactod from Ihe ot the boy* have eenfessad ****** tween those hours, the to chairmen in tha "Big Switch". Mr. Weir ol the University band will be tain Robart S, Dietz, la a member lo iiiprue the children ther* with the l« year »M lea for whs sari, said that ambulances, of course, roomed la home* of the band pa­ of .the American Olympic Bobsled the tangerines they tied picked. Southeast Report* tcdieit* one of aald, ao that the wurkera who arc "I'm not talking." ratling within that hour will know would be required for the patients, rent* for the night arid will be Team at Cortina. Italy, There were shout 40 In tho party th* mst active buying market* of that you want to contribute. Halsey aald that ameofoa at su rbut that there would be a need for served breakfast In home* prior He haa juat arrived them from making Ihe trip to Slotmt Dora all time. Thla U the one big campaign In ebandls# taken would not amount to atitlon wagons, trucks and perhaps lo their departure for th* remain­ winter sports at St. Moritz Cap with Dr. Boyce and then en the lb* Southern Furniture Maitct. .tem tools County that will provide enough to rharga lha group wRb • lew cars. ing lour deles, Th* organization re­ lain Dietz la Chief Information Of­ Umatilla. located In the heart of Ilia greatest fumla to meet the quota fur an DANNKMORA, N, Y. «t - Jo- "grand larceny." Not only will some of the smslt quests aid In finding enough room­ ficer for the USASK and Is stationed S. Fay, a Utmr racketetr I'srents of the boy* being WM concentration of furniture produc­ evergrowing emergency in comlul equipment be moved hut there will ing space for the TO piece group. at Wiesbaden, Germany where hr once so powerful that he ran his to th* gem tool# County Jafl are Stinecipher tion in th* world, Is one of the th* dread polio disease. teb* a lest hurried shift of larger Anyone heving a spare bedroom than a score of volunteers union from Sing Sing and recaived to appear before Juvenile Judge Items that might be set up for a who would assist the band parents largest of its kind. Mora thin 30% areMore going out this avening for the political bigwigs there, will be re- Ernest Bosuhotder today. Put On Dean's List of th* bedroom furniture is prolater day. , in this problem is requested to call hour eounlywlde campaign lo teaied from prison next month Grace Marie Stinecipher made ducrJ In North Carolina and Vir­ one "Everyone seemj deligh'ed that 2331-J. — ---------------- , ’* n raise the fund* to meet the Semi­ the Dean'a Mat at Maryville Col•t long last this naw medical fact The Male Parole Board granted ginia, Almost 400 manufacturers nole County quota. Plan* for the third Annual Skit Icec. Maryville, Tenn , according exhibit in the Southern Furniture Uty U ready for use and proud night to be held In the High School "If citlzcni realized the grave hlrn parol# yesterday on condi­ In word received here by her par- Exposition Building, offering the danger that the spread nf polio in tion Hut "under no elrcumitanrei" SNAKE MILKER citizenry teams more than anxious Auditorium February 14 at a p m. to do ail they can to assist in gell­ were formulated at the meeting 11ALLAS irt — An Employment rnti, Mr. and Mra. Martin Stint- latest style*, color end construc­ any area nf our country could was lm to engage "In any type ing Into th« hospital for which Ihey last.night. Letters of invitation to commission interviewer Is going to cipher. tion Innovations In every typ* of cause," said Ihe County co-chair­ of union activity In any capacity hive wailed for 30 years", 31r. Weir participate in th* Skit Night Con­ have to change the pet dodge she Th,. Seminole High School grad- borne furnishing*. men for Ihe March of Dimes cam­ whatsoever." .aald. "Thl* undoubtedly will bo a test were sent to 33 civic, fraternal, ha. been using when thtv> woren't uaie is a aophmore at Maryville Th# market extend* over 11 paign, "they would readily touirl- Fay, 64, was convicted In 1641 •jgcity-wlda project In which there achool P-TA'e end Church groups any |ohs for persistent Job hunt­ College where she is majoring in aereai of display space, featuring but* generously to meet the need, of extorting $306,000 from contract­ will be no lack of anthualaztie help­ in Sanford, Lake Mery, Geneva ers. "All we have left," she would science and education. the trends of aday'a designs and for further research, for the Indi­ ors building a New York City fulness, and because of thla we and DeBary. Mra. Joe Corley wea say, "is a job milking rattle­ Miss Stinecipher, although among decorating. It it open only to rep­ vidual aid, and for the continuing water-supply lino upstate. He waa feel that we can gat the Job done appointed program, chairman. . snakes." She used it this wrok on tho “top students" at Slaryvilte, resentative! of furniture and de­ program of education that Is being vice president of tha Inlramatlona) NEW TORE (ri-Pomytof aaup> in short order." The association approved tbs a man who wouldn't give up. Is prominent in campus acti­ partment stores. The market la conducted throughout the country." Operating Engineer* Union. Mem­ ation began today to flw flooded PatJenU will bo given tha benefit purchase of a Strobotuner fr the "That's fine," said the man, bright vities. She Is a member of th* visited by thousands of buyers who "We hnpo (hit every citizen wrlll ber* of tha union worked on the Manhattan appro*eh to Ms* an* ot the tame rale Ihey ire paying purchase of a Strobolunev for the enlng. "Where 1» it and how much Maryville College Band and Is on like the Idea of buying alt their greet the volunteer* cheerfully project. Lincoln Tunnel Mb*. Water nnM at Fernald Laughton until they are High School Band with the proceeds doe, ll pay? Juat what 1 haveJhe sUlf of lha rollega piper "T h*j^V unde'r'oa*''rciif tonight and contribute generous­ H* was sentenced to T4 to II In for lg hours petterdsy before jllighl.m.1 Echo." ly," aald John Saula of Sanford, discharged, th« Administrator said, mad* from tha recent barbecue hem doing In Florida." yesrs. In 1D14 ha began tarring a diver eleaed a safoty Roar to in spite of the fart that tho stand­ sponsored by the association and hl« term In Sing Sing. In 1DS3 It atop Hi* flow. ard ot care will ba raised through Elk* Club. A Strobotuner la an el­ rsntr to light Dial Arthur H. Wicks Th* mala fcsbe Raetf, to ha wed |U s use of the new equipment. ectric device for accurate, visual nf Kingston, Republican majority for motor traffic, was not affected. w Doctors will attend those pill* presentation and measurement nf leader of lha Stnlo Senate and There ware ne injuries whan tha enla who need such special at­ sound frequencies. It la used for acting lieutenant governor at the Hudson River braikthrough Nina, tention during tha move, it was lunimi an tha instruments of the lime, had vlalled the rarketeer but several sandbags had to iwtel said. • Band. In Sing Sing. It ooat Wlcka bit for their lives. The tw* original Lincoln (aha* Thoie present at the meeting leadership. ITS feet to th* north wer* ■*$ were: Mre N. J, Dugger, Presi­ Elks Playground touched. ( r*s dent. Mr. end Mrs. Charles BenThe main part of the naw 10fo>‘ ham, Mra. G. B. Hudson, Mrs. Ji 1 Gets Equipment mlllion-dollar third tub* la baitll NeW equipment hi» been in- B SI, John, Mrs. R. W. Williams, bored from the New JtTiay aids Mra. Jack Burney, Mr. and Mra. Mailed In the Fort Mellon Park of the Hudson. 0 -E lk ’a Playground, according lo Charles Powell, Mrs, Margaret G. Th* break occurred la a tuck Bower, Robert H. Reely, Sirs. information released by tho City tunnel below 12th avenue and tttb I-owell Ozler, .M r. and Sirs. Fred Manager'* Office this morning. .street, lust wait of tha Naw York There ere a new sand box, new W, Pope. Mr and Mra. C. E. Jack WASHINGTON '^-President El­ Ventllallqn Building. son. Sira. Fred M. Smith, Mrs. A. exercise bars, and eight beautiful senhower (rile Congress today Thr*4 aandhoga went down M Uak trees'placed in ihc playground I). Rountree. Ernest Cowley. wliai he think* It ahiiul.l do lo Im­ foci to try and stem Ihe break, Ilea. prove Iho nation's health, They f o u n d th* aafaty do* . In addition, all of ihe equipment There were advance Indication* Jammed and had to awltn for tl Adjustment Board ha- received a new paint job. . . f hi* special message would play as tha water kept rising. Parents are daily making great \dmvn his suggestion of previous er use of Ihc playground area lo Will Meet Tonite yesrs tor federal reinsurance of ^ rated in (he immediate vicinity ef A meeting of the l<urd of Adjuilprivate health insurance plana In Prospect Of Death mrnts and Appeals will be held to " the municipal awlmmlng pool. favor nf permitting private com night in '.he City Commissioners panics to ahare excels risks among Faces B. Abbott Room of the Sanford City Hill at OAKLAND, Csllf. UE-Barton' W. Knowland Reported • p. m. themselves Abbott today farad the procpaH E C. Harper, chairman of the Such a pooling plan, which has Ready To Risk Bid Board, railed th* mesttag in hand­ bern studied bv Secretary of Wel­ of death In Rtn Quentin’s gal WASHINGTON Know- le matter* that come under the fare Folsom, might requira an at- chamber harsust ef tw# itfindi land waa reported ready M ay to jurisdiction of Ihe Board of Adjust­ rmpbion from federal antitrust of hair, II blit of fiber and tote , lhan a handful of elay. i r ik hii conditional bid fur the lie- ment and Appeal. laws. Largely on mlerosrop* and lest Tomorrow night at t o'clock, publican preiidrntial nomination Elsenhower said In hii econom­ lube analyglt, * Jury yestmtoj a meeting of tha Zoning gnd Plan­ on his thawing in five primarirt. ic messzgo Tuesday that private convicted Ihe XT-yaar-oM fathay ri te- They art the onea in lllinoir, ning Commission will be held'ln companies should be encouraged kidnaping and beating to daatfr U Aliw'ta, Florida, Maryland and his the City Commissioner* Room at to expand their activities both to year-old Btapfianl* Bryan. Tha t i e th* City Hall. heme atale of California, IncluJfl catastrophic Illnesses and en men and flva women had Rfra*t Rob Brown la chairman'of lha Knowland, Senate GOP leader. tn cover persona not now reached M hour: and M minutes In n««fo latter committee, it made it clear he will sari: by group plant. lng thair decision. They dfU W a- nomination If Prcaidm Ciicnated tht days before taking tot ttower doea not run. first ballot. 'V * • Hj will visit Now Hampahlro Funeral Strvice Special Game Nite Tha Jurors specified the forifc thla weekend, but apparently pre­ Funeral strvlrc* for W. Fred fer* to ally elear of that tla it't Paacock will be held tomorrow at A special game night will be mtonea for Abbott an bate fatrch 1$ primary unless he ftnda 4 p. m. in the First Baptist Church. , ONE OF TRB POINTS of Interoat that vlallora will aaa St Send* MS. (M l la right)! Mrs. A. W. Vppe.Sr^ Mm, Charles Cola, Betty enjoyed at th* Hanford Tourist By foaaMa foarun tor ton ! s situstion (n which ha feat* he The Rev. W.'F. Broeka will ofU- nal#-Memorial Hospital Sunday during "Open Houaa" from 1 to ■•wee, Mm . Bell Brumler, Mrs. Oeerrs Harden. Mrs. Warren and ttmfflaboarJ Club today. Aa* naytog, m * t o tlritlea are aeheduM to gal under Manat, Uttfully dlaevow delegate eitta end burial wOl be In Oak • o'clock. The Murtaa Station, or narva center of the hospital, la Adeem, and Mrs. Osmten Deaat (Staff Photo) wag at V:M > aa. Laws Memorial Berk. Mpdldetse eetared |g kb san s. m issed for tk ti picture by uunbare of the Uoayital Auxiliary, l i a r fettotefoi. . . , Wifi Be Released From Prison Soon Miss Pumping Operation Begins In Flooded, Manhattan Tunnel Nation's Health Subject Of Message S ' )n’’rV’j\/nSTl."i\ ► .-J *- �■ THROW OUT THE mm Nation Getting Ready For OOftTAV'AND HAVE POTLUCK’ With u«!![i have known months and months ago—carimm* public wu.iiti ;,b , c 1 *<*.ri«. ..." < the necessity for some* Correction to ba j made. ; There’s no use to yell TOO EXPENSIVE * and WE DON’T HAVE THE MONEY for If the trend continues there will b« a Judging 1 tg # fe 1« not any w ay of evaluating the char* day. When that day cornea character will mean nothing. a e ta r of f o tv r a p n a ra tio n a . , ‘.„Thara » u it ba aoma action . . thara A recreation Director and a program m a t ba aoma Immediate action . . toward to fit the needs of the young people of San­ BtVftnfthraliif the character of the mlsguld- ford and Seminole County Is a must. Child­ ad young people In our community. Ever}** ren, from the toddlers to the young married one must taka hold of tha situation and couples need the help of a recreation direc­ poll totethar to maka haadway in a altuation tor to fill idle time and to keep them from fteJag ua at tha present time. the dens of iniquity Into which they ar* Vleeaatly, wt suggtsUd a fulltlma re* lad. MUtton director to. plan, prepare and put Just taka a glanca into what h u happen­ Mil operation a'dtywlda-countywida racraa* ed in our county recently. Robbery, drunk J * promm that will fill tha Idla momenta driving, rape, and other lesser offense*—all fi youny people. of them committed by children Itoe than ■•’ Yount people thamaetvaa about loudly voting age. ter help Id battarlnt thamaalvaa. And could It’e time for action. It’s tima that the ra look Into tha baarta and mlnda of thoaa people of Sanford and Seminole Countv rpqng people Involved In erima wa could worry about .what will happen In the future gun that they too want help . . want aoma* if something isn’t don* now. l i n t to do that will interest them and The time la too late when a child must be taken before the Juvenile Judge for hand­ *"*Th*f* Rr* hundrotU of caass Involving ling. NEW YORK (it-Som* thing! a J^tnllto. that nsvtr roach ths tyaa and columnist might never know U ha didn't read hla mall: ' of eititona of our community. L bw «nThat there are more than 1,300.*nt officer* hold on to th* sserst of Primaries Drawing Near 000 people namad Smith la the offenses s i if they are doing their That time h u eome again I. States, and the number ln ty e favor. THEY ARE HURTING And ts ths date draws nserer for sach United crease* by about 119 every day. COMMUNITY— HARMING IT IM* candidate to qualify in the coming May • Thla doesn’t Include ths Smyths, LY— BECAUSE IT 18 MIS* Democratic Primary both Intaraat and spirit gmythas, Sehnfltti, Schmidts or lOADING THE ADULT CITIZENS INTO will Inert**# with sldtwglk pditlclng draw* Pamitha. G THAT EVERYTHING IS IN. ing big crowds sach day. That If you pick up a handful ol SHAPE-NOTHING HAPPENING 1 E tc h eltlxsn m ust look ovsr th s candl* good 10U you hold more living ewspapers refrain from uaing tha data* as they announce for the respective organisms in your flit than there BBtoee of juveniles—prefer not to use them offices for which an election m ust be held ar* human bslags in the entire in a n y Instance. We look with value upon to make sure th a t the candidate la truly world. That American Induslry In Ihe the name of a youngster, for if he or she one th a t will give the taxpayers the great­ ntxt 10 years will spend billion ltfi committed s misdeed there is etill a est service for the amount of money th a t dollars on research sod develop­ Chinee to save that young life and guide it is set aside for salaries. ment, more than Hi times the lato channels of usefulness. It m ust he understood th a t some candi­ total expended sine* th* birth of *'But thsse crimes and misdemeanors be- dates offer themselves for the position as the nation dons by the youth of our community a public servant merely tn gain political That ln 1941 only about a million t n coming out into the open. We are learn- prestige, others are in the race because they Amarlean families owned two or Th* nation IBret thra* to five monthj of UUfltlvea hav# p!«ds«d that motwy and rtady (or a y*Jr wUl e«* that level maintained. ertdit luppliM will ba Incrti^d in#’’ taetieiiThe -hold that Una" polleiei w*|ahouM any p-onoune*d builnee) dswetire. it. i<inMlu Ul> «««• ito in* dm- “CW C'/'^ ' ,trayrset 3* Inccrn* ol good «ood tima* Umii urtions o( admlnlitratloo I*»d*r» Tha Th* 'downturn d'\', "turn In ln farm “ rm }nKm* li carrying over Into Iha *atari tart of lh.i . .h .m i..m<4n« n in ku.in.il has h»> worried worriad may may aconomUta. acoaomUU. it It liar faara 2of Uu‘ * ‘hlrp ,“rnd®wn ta bu,ln*“ Is is now Mitlng ratting th* the full fun seal* seala at­ atth* new year. But earlier tention of whleh tiava been bran *ould **• c0l^ ,r *d • r,,,o fl nation or eong.wssmrn eong.-essmrn — which a threat of inflation have In r#due* “ i f 1 ,Iaer*,Md *ov,ra* may or may not be b« a good hing. •tilled of lat« by th* turndown tn rumer j, la beflnning toma build" beginning to lo worry busi­ bu.lauto production and home build­ "•"* *«*wdin* >» Proposad on »#v- ium#r nessmen. Ineiimen. ing—the two fields In which daa> dan­ *fl1 ,roaUr,etill ulea sales continue high, but xMm war* warn Houie-'bulldlng credit rulai haven Rttall gers of a runaway boom i tad. already bean related to keep home baa hie started start ad to level ]ev«l off. Bankers one* believed concentrated. n ff rare *U all aet sat building from taking too much of report 1a switch at year end tfronP And 10 butlniimtn were tn r<Mn ■ tumble. Federal reserve execufree spending to more saving. for Preildent Elsenhower's report today on the state of the naUoa'i economy to forecast a 400-btlllondollar year but a slowdown from 1955‘a rapid rat* of gain. In th* first nine months of IMS trieal cooking In the MJerowara By RUE58ELL KAT the nation's dollar total of produc­ Oven. This Is a new type of radio tion nf goods and services .aver­ Want ter see yourself on eolor energy In th* form Of microwaves aged out at a J»billion annual television? You'll hava that op­ that Is applied to produce heat rat*. But a roaring fourth quarter portunity If you visit th* Elactri* and permit rapid cooking. ^ probably brought (hat gross na­ cal Exposition at tha 1968 Flor­ fltat* Fair in Tampa, Jan, 31 Homemakers will be thrilled to tional product t kissing distance ida to F*b. 11. see the new breathtaking colorful of th* 400-blllion mark. A feature of tha show will b* kitchens arranged so that you Buslnaas eeooomiiti think the th* pnsantatlon of th* very can go through and examlna the l*t*st In eolor telsrlsion equip­ wide variety of appliances and ment, and visitors will be picked gadget! designed tn mak* house­ up by television eamsres anfl can keeping t Joy Instead of a burden. see themselves on monitor seta. Factory representatives and de­ On th* opening day, Tuesday monstrator* will h* on hand to Jan. 31, Vaughn Monroe, ths explain their operation. You will Vole* of RCA Victor, will act ses the very lates^ in heat pump pentes. Can virus "X" match this breathing (aster, maybe we can as your host in greeting visitors alr-eondltJonlng and heating thig get rid of this cold wava. at tha RCA booth. Ha will glva provides ths home or office wit'? record? That TV aetrtss Batty White of autographs to those who want year round- comfort temperature That some scientists believe th* world's climate is getting warmer "Ufa with Elisabeth" u y i, "Man them and If you like you can hava na matter what tha thermometer may read out of doors. because nf a gradual increase of ar* bigger drtamera, batter itory- your picture taken with them. A Solar radio that gets it* carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. tellers and finer cooks than wom­ Many other outstanding telsvi•Ion and radio antertatnera will po««r from the auq will be on Now, if everybody will Just start an." Wall, thank you, Batty. b« there in person Ineluding tuch display, a forerunner of what w* headliners as Lee Marks and may expect In ths future in th* Rlllle, direct from "Toaet of ths development of energy. Progress Town," Radio City Music Hall; has hesn so rapid In the electrical Red Ingle and his Un-natural Industry that most people do not flevsn playing th* tunas that realize all th* things that slug mad* them famous i n e l u d i n g tririty ran do for us today. "Timtayihun" which has become You ran spend many delightful Part 49 J tion of said hullding, structure a musical classic. With the out­ hours browsing around th* hlg Any person or persons Jointly or land; or to prevent any fit will he Red's »on Don, and Electrlral Exposition studying tha or leverly, aggrieved l>y any de­ illegal act, conduct, business or Gloria Hearing, and will appear dazzling array of displays, watch­ on the Hot Point Jubltea stags ing th# interesting demonstra­ cision of the Board of Adjust­ use tn or about such premises. show that will be* featured sev­ tions. meeting well known radio ment, or any taxpayer, or anv Section 184. WHEN REG­ officer, deportment, Imard, or ULATIONS UNDER ACT TO eral times daily at the auditorium and television entertainer* and huirxti nf thx municipality, may GOVERN. That whenever th* re­ in the Electrical Exposition Build­ acquainting yourself with the very latnt in slsrtrlral product*. present tn a court of competent gulations made under authority ing. Anoter hhadllner Is Johnny The Electrlral E x p o 1 111 0 ru jurisdiction ■ petition, duly veri­ of this Act requires a greater fied, seltinr forth that such de­ width or sis* of yards, court*, Maddox, svht plays that terrific founded and sponsored by th i cision is Illegal, In whole nr in nr other open spaces, or requires Craay Otto Ragtlnts Piano. Jenny Tampa Electric Company, is na­ part, specifying the grounds of a lower height of hullding or Lou I.aw and Claire Monette, tional In scope and has become the Illegality. Such petitions shall less number of stories, or re­ Broadway star*, will present a tho largest *hnw of Its kind In he presented to the murt with­ quire* a greater percentage of hilarious skit, and there will he the entire South. It occupies It* own hullding, in ten (10) days after the fil­ lot In bo left unoccupied, nr other entertainers on the big free the largest on tha fair grounds, ing of th* derision In the office impose other higher standards Jubilee Show. Every conceivable electrical ap­ and exhibits a total of 48.000 of tha City Clerk of the City than are required in any other pliance or gadget will be display­ square feet of floor space. You of Sanford, Florida. statute or local ordinance or re­ ed and demuuslialed during the Upon th* presentation nf such gulation, the provisions of the re­ 11-day Fair period, including msny will want to see all display* and at the Florida Stata Fair, petition, th* court may allow a gulation made under authority of new types of equipment. You will exhibit* but put the Electrical Exposition writ of certiorari, or other pro­ this Act shall govern. Wherever b* amazed at demonstrations of at the top of your list at th* mosr per wit, dlr#et»d to th* Board the provision* »of any other the newest development in ele- outstanding attraction. of Adjustmtnt tn review such statute on local nrdlnaile*- ar re­ •-j_■ decision of the Board of Adjust­ gulation require* a greater width ment. Th# allowance of said writ nr slaa of yards, courts, nr other of certiorari or other writ, shall open spaces, nr require a tower not art a* a supet series* except I height nf hullding or a less num­ upon special order entered hy the ber nf stories, er require a great­ court allowing th* writ of cer- er percentage nf lot to ba left tioiarl or other proper writ. unoccupied nr impose other higher •By BINNETT CERFS e c t i o n 113, AUTHORITIES standards thnn are required hy MAY PREVENT VIOLATION OF the regulations made under au­ ROM "BEASTLY BALLADS" by Stuart Hemsley and Jam es, ACT OR ORDINANCE. That in thority of this Act, the provi­ Simpkins: "The Lion: If ever you flght a llon/You must rase any hullding nr structure la sions of such statute nr local or­ keep on tryon;/For If you can't go the dlstance/You'r* th# erected, romtrurted; reconstruct­ dinance or regulation ahall gov­ piece de resistance" . . . "The ed, altered, repaired, converted, ern. or maintained, nr xny building, Krctlnn 155. INVALID TOR. Zebra: The xebra'a Just an ass structure, or land Is usrd In vi­ TION OF ACT NOT TO AF­ who has/Drcssed himself for Alcatraz" . . . "The Lob­ olation of this Aet or of any ordi­ FECT REMAINDER. That If any nance or other regulation mad* section or part nf a section under ster: Lobsters always pause under authority conferred here­ this subdivision of Zoning and and thlnk/lf anyont hope* by, th* proper loral authorities Planning proves to be Invalid or they're In the pink" . . . "Th* of the municipality, In addition unconstitutional, the same thall Pterodactyl: "You'd have to to other remedies, institute any not be held tn Invalidate or Im­ go a, long way bactyl/You appropriate action or ppoceedlng* pair tha validity, force nr effect came across a pttrodactyl/ to prevant aurh unlawful erec­ of any other section or part of And then, I wot,/You'd wish tion, construction, reconstruc­ a section la clearly nr materially you had not" . . . Ogden m uit tion, alteration, repair, conver­ dependent for lie operation upon be gnashing hla teeth. sion, maintenance, nr use, to re- th* aection or part nf eection • • • •train, roirect, nr abate such held tn b* invalid nr unronetituviolation; to provent tha occupa- tinnal. * afraid." tut-tutled'Parson Brown, "that your husband la a hard drinker." "On th* contrary," th* wife assured him. "Drink* Uig la the eeslsat thing he does." • * * __ ^ Direct quote from Mrs. Hobart Sylvsstar: "My husband Bob <*•> do abaelutaly nothing around thl house. 80 everything in ths plto* work* perfectly.". ehorod firmly to tha studding, not manly to th* plaster. Thu* ar* th* tin t things a falling bather trie* to grasp. wiiul i t ' ui.iuitn K u p all soap In a soap dish ar 44. Bamboo19. Chlec.ACB044B r.iicii 1 noHUJM eontalnsr that will bold m a tiny like graia Uke IlfJll Ut'ki L Throw, as a plscoa. i.:i u n til: runs.-. J DOWN steel fish lute . i:iuu 1. A Urge cave teol Too Late To Classify Smiths Are Increasing Every Day Th# Sanford Herald il'W S e S *la-^III* ■*»■*• Mr. Thursday, January 2fl, lOBfl TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE Lika a crane or swallow, so did I chat­ te r: I did mourn as a dova: mine eyes fall Tilth looking upward: 0 Lord, 1 am oppress­ ed; undertake for me.— Isaiah M :14. can he of service to th eir community, and still others are candidates for monetary gain. Before lime for candidates to qualify for County offices Is reached there will be more candidates in th e race for other offices ln county government. W hatever the office, •very voter has the privilege of voting for th e candidate of his choice. Evsry citlaen, Interested In the welfare of his or her community, ehould take ad­ vantage of th e privilege of voting. I t is the Democratic way lo elect office holders and leaden. It is the one way to choose our lead­ ers most wanted by the m ajority of the cltlaens. ' While you have the opportunity, study each candidate, talk lo him or her, ami make sure it is the person you think best qualified to hold an office where service to the rominunity Is the one ipaln platform of the candidate. I JAMES MARLOW W a n t Headache?-Figure O ut Race WAIKIKOTOV US-On* of the In tha primary vote. This year his name was enlared to try to figure out—particularly in the New Hampshire primary alac* President Eisenhower says ami at hit new* conference last ha hasn't made up hie own mind week he neither eald ha approved •^whether be will run again, onr dUepprovad. So hla name itayi Anyone who raada the Eissnhow. 1% er record hick to JIM will find- July R. 104S-IU eald he "could even when he Hoes lake a position not xcrept nomination for any ••that what ha said yesterday li public office." Rut he etetped lo l'K nectisarily what he wUl say leave the door open for the future tomorrow In fact, ba haa often for ho xdded: “I will nnl st thl* daae the oppoalto Here are some time Identify mytelf with any polltlfxl pxrty." example*: ! Sept. 3S, Jit*—he said there was • From Pocember 1#4B to Decem­ "po poaalblllty of my ever being ber 1050 ho wx* preeldent of Col* Unlverxlty. Then former eonaacted with any political ot> umbix Preeldent Truman mxdo him su­ flit" Dae 31, IMS—Ha said “a preme commander of tha North men with no party affiliation* Atlantis Treaty forte* In Europe. eould not evan dlecui* running for By th* fall of 1055 Republican preeldtnt of Ihe United Stataa" rolltlclxae began to express pubto -that naver llcly belief he’d run for president ; (Up i- tima hid ........ according to a statement In 1053. lia mada In 1MI. Then he voted Elicnhower-for-preelilent dubs and ao could rater In 1913 to "my started to form. On Jan. T, 1052, Sepublican voUng racord") Elsenhower said ha wax a Repub­ - Sept. 11. IMT-Ha eald, "I will lican and If nominated by thx R#« have nothing to do with partisan publican convention that year h* politics. It Is my cnnvIcUon that would feel obliged to aeeapt It • "duty that would transcend da man who has spent bis life gs a profenlonal soldier should my preeant responsibility" as dater partUen politics or seek elec* Supreme commander tn Europe. tfve office" . deveral times more In 1I4T he Seminole County gaid he wenled nothing to do with politics. But whan his nams wai Records enlared in tha Naw Hampshire R*d**b * _ _ „ publican preijdantial primary In H irer Ufthem eta in t . T. Kawll Jr. *t us January 1S4I he kept quiet for uenem A TwSnr tne. Is Jack Key Hrnnk* st us aoma days. , Odhtm 4 Tudor Ins. Is aievs Vivian H n*|t *t us , Then on Jan. 23, 1943, he said, A. wUhelM *t ux Is Virsll •|I am not available for and couM Msceri J. Curry «t u i not accept nomination to high po* wellborn v. Phillips Jr.. In Vine Line Home* tne. I' leal office . . . My decision to Alberk Inv. Co. Inf In l}ve Proelnr Otm|va myself completely from iliymonit Lewi* Tilford at ux lo Adolph .Fried.tl ux •to* political scene is definite and Merrill et ux to M trxsrat ' imlUva". That UUad the ElianVtTuikeber st us Is tviiesn newer boom Just getting started. ider et us sm ss et ux ts Lsmkro* A. Sla name was withdrawn from tha xkl* at ux beat waya la gat a headaeht is H ; In JIM, when hla same- wag again antarsd in Urn New Hamp­ shire primary, he had -lo days la Rut he emphatlied that under "no drcumitaarex" would ha ask to be relieved of hie poet abroad to eeek th* nomination Itself. And ha added) "I thall nnl par­ ticipate In th* prtronvention act­ ivities of others who may hive such in intention with respect to m »." March 10, 1053-ha eald, "In the •beencx of • compelling call or relief by higher authority, 1 cannot e*a in any paraonal nr polltioa| rtreumaUaea a sufficient war­ rant for ma to leava thla assign­ ment during tha I m m e d i a t e future." April 3, 1952—Re wrote tha rieftnie department, asking to ha allowed to return hama by Juaa 1. Truman granted tha request. to no nubile office In tha United flutes/' May 30, lU S-ha said ha still would not actively campaign far tha Republican nomination. The same day, May 30, his campaign htadquerUra said the head of er* try aUte delegation to the Re* publican convention had -been in* viUd t« call on RUeahower to learn hie vitwe. Juno 1. 1963-Ho returned home. June 4, 1962-ln a opeach a t Abl* lone, Kan., ha made a elaahlag attack on the Dqmoerala. There* after be waa up to hla nack laekiig the Republican nomine. w »*iier Devin s Co. ■lev* Vivian Soex* *t ux to atsek* ton Whxilsy Davis * Co. Virgil J. Curry s i u s Is Usher! A. wilkalm st us U trgxret C. Uwxltxey ts Tie. atet* MMion' Vssnr *1 «■ Is Fix. g u ts Fins U n i Hnmea tne. tn tel N at Bah. xt Url. • Kvt Proctor to Aibeck lx*. Co. wileon Alexander et ux ts Otto F. . Faulpaker James a mb was to let Fed. MmV. Araster Labi A . Kitekls to Jam** C iliiek* A*1!* V 5,*,0 ■»•*#'crsern st us Is Louis S. rue* Cllvs to Ideal O'Brien Aetxs rinsne* CS. Is Jsrom s 100110 iiV T .'.Y “ JM" ‘ i r i s . i ' v s t " ,v A ’m i: r _ ,tX - k u iir si ex M*i*ly. esses, to tlekard Fla. Mini* link, in tu r f« r* t c r Try and Stop Mo F A Few Adjustments Will Insure Bathroom Safety DAILY CROSSWORD Hanging clothe* In tha bath­ room can be very dangerous. But If you must dry them there, hang them over the tub ao th at drip­ ping watar wont maka the floor all porcelain handles touching a metal while turning on an with handles mada of metal or Ught fixture might other safe materials. Porcelain handle* frequently break, causing aartoui cute. Sections of medicine cabinets containing dangerous drugs, las* atlvee and the like should be locked. And do not forget an open medicine cabinet door might mean a nasty bump on tha head. Place all towel and clothes hooks above eye level to prevent fact Injuries. And do not ua* more than one type of tollat or bathtub cleaner a t on# time. Some cleaners and solvents produe* s deadly res whan used at the aoma time. arte* U Orates _ . ■late I x k . ts K. Swing Dees tVnUWhatl*r Darla * Co. ts ix a * Tudor lae. MISCBlLAkEOCX _ Msaxwm ts DsxxlS n a ra s s s SI. of Health re: Samuel VCr* Ksrwte*. Cestk eeri. S I ? * . V WA & t-" 8. Exclamation 9. Man's name 10. Ghastly tn hu* 12. Dispatch teat 13. W rath 14. Spread grooa to dry 18. Perform 1# Greek letter IT. Erbium - (eym.) 15. HkepUct* SO. re ta in •un ti.rui* tho hair S3. Organa of hearing 84. Magician* 3#. Touch U . NeUv* of Raw England at. Half m a t l A stiff hair IBoM 33. Meaaura 1Chin, t St.OoM to stoctgtodtsven should be burned txom the bathroom. ainm moat homo accident* la* voire foils, pises s good, firm "L" thepsd handrail m Urn won alongside the bathtub. And shew* ar curtain rads should to an* 33. flounder 3ft. Concealed 37. Wanting ■ignftl 39. Shun 41. Enchant J of good* 43. Body o< w atar fe rtu to t U ttseUx rrcr-.T- —■.r.'immrnm more cars, but now 4*4 million do. But Ho they fit in a 1941 garage? That In autopsies performed on 1M cits killed In highway acci­ dent* nnl one was found to have consumed a wild bird The .atom ■ch contents consisted mostly of mice, young rabbits snd rata. That perhaps the most crimefree community In the world la Karaktlic, a Turkish village with ■ population of 450. In the lqet 91 year* not on# of III Inhabitant* has been arrested. That you may not be able to teaeh an old dog new tricks, but Joseph W. Lippincoit, a Philadel­ phia bird authority, found old croyvi lesmed to speak more readily than younger ones. That the eoffro percolator wia invented by .lames H. Nison of Franklin, Mass., In 1RA3. That 50 per cent of the nation'* in the home aside from fatal gases annual l.ioo to 1,400 poison deaths occur among children 4 years of age or less. Tbit GO per cent nf die success­ ful parlor games now popular in America were invented by ama­ teurs. Rut please don't send your Ideas for new games to me; all I play Is "Post Offlea." That physicians for Cesar* Bor­ gia, Italian Renannaissanc* prince treated him for malaria by sewing him up for two daya Inside the carcasa of a dlsembowltd mule. He survived, loo, and emerged feeling better. Or so th* doctors claimed. That It Is safer lo drive In th* city than In the country. Of the JS.OOO fatal car aecldenta lnl954, some 37,000 occurred ln rural •r*aa. only 1,000 ln urban eantera. That wnmag'a place la now tn the bustnais office aa wall as la th* horn*. In 1M0 man eltrlral workers outnumbered women tight to one, but todiy women hold • threo-to-oa* «dgt. That a "whlnnyburger" la a hamburger made from horramaat That a aurvey mad* during a haat wav* In Chicago showed itaaojraphlc errors Increased 1,000 par cant whan tha office temperatur* rosa from 71 to M dagreaa. That a wall-draised man per mils hla shirt cuff th extend a l­ ertly one-half inch beyond hla coat alHva. Our motto: "Every day another lifelong problem solved." That four of 10 AKMIR1CAN MK That th* half billion common colds caught In Amarlea each year coat five billion dollars—an aver* ag* of 110 a cold—In lost wages, last production and medical Your City Charter *mepgieito>w^'- 2. Dry 7®- A Job 3 . Little aUUr 21.!* 4. Also 5. Set eh'l* •■led IMl-.tlll ill J in tn r.ttJi'iit '.'tin I u t u-.t ii.ti.’a»i ins-) •.S earch for 31 a tr ia t . Unit of work a*m* S. Variety of » - Rodent 3A. Banquet «e*t*i4*r't Saewt* 37. All 0. Fellows 39. Omitted, aa 33. Olv* over 11. Bond a vowel 3ft. Own Instruments 13. Examined. 30. Kind of duck 31. Uncooked 189. Blunder 33. More aa ora rational ' 4a Contend I I Wind m\ 0 i j i i 1 r u mwmM wm m 72 fafl sr -1 * m rr FT■—■ P 11 10 — -l sr i H [J r r ** w w w rr Yt i1 ^ _ rr 5 mn 3 1 M **■ | TT �W H Henry Fillmore, odern March King To Appear *JAiss Irma Jean Corley Installed A s Worthy Adviser In Rainbows la an Impressive candellght cere­ mony, Ml«i Irma Jean Corley was Inatalltd at worthy advlaor of the Sanford Ancmbly, Order of Rain bow for Glrlt, Monday at the Matonic Temple. Offtccri Installed to serve with 1st Corley were: Margaret Kill -■on, worthy associate adviser; Amoret Spcir, charity; Elizabeth Russo, hope: Nan Cushing, faith; Shirley. Morgan, recorder; Dollic Williams, drill leader; Nancy Cash, chaplain; Cprol McNeill, love; Mary Ann Lcdcrliaus, na • lure; Carol Ellison, Immortality; •Janie Brown, fidelity; Jackie Da q \I s, patriotism; l'cg:;y Lundqulri, S ervice; June Jcnnir.gs. confiden­ tial observer; Mrs. Kalhlcen Iteynolds, mother adviser. , Substitute officers were Pat • Nix, religion, and Nellie Pickens, outer observer. Installed as ad vlsory board members werp Mrs Majorle Sheppard, chairman. Mrs. -Virginia Burney, Mrs. Virginia 'K V Anderson, Mrs. Lennle Moye. Mrs. Grace "Cordell, Robert Williams and L. P. Shcppcrd. Serving as installing officers were: Mrs. Joe Corley, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, Mrs. Phil Wyatt, Mrs. Eva Harkc/ and Miss Elizabeth Woodruff. Mrs. Eva Darker was presented with sn honorary membership in the Rainbow Girts for her "will­ ingness to help at any lime." Mrs. Reynolds stated that she was always there "In do any ex ire Job." Miss Elizabeth Woodruff was awarded her past worthy adviser's pin by the mother adviser, Mrs. Reynolds, who commended her for her service to, Rainbow Glrli. The next session will be Feb. 13. Mrs. Reynolds reported an at tendance of 90 at the Rainbow School of Instruction which was held Saturday. Flve neighboring communities Joined the Sanford Assembly for Ihe school. Approximately 30 attended Ihe Installation. C alendar mmui w m h i w w b m THURSDAY ing for the clothing chairmen of ’ Thera will be a general meeting the Home Demonstrallon (Tuba ;«f the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Her subject will be "Judging Cloth Seminole Memorial Hospital at lha ing for Ihe Dreis Revue." ‘Yacht Club at 7:30 p. m. The board The Brownlee Bible Class of (he Presbyterian Church will have a will meet at T p. m. Intermediate choir rehearsal of covered dish supper at 7 p.m. in f ihe First Baptist Church will be Ihe Recreation room ot the annex Members are Invited to come am) held at I p.m. •■ Adult choir rehearsal of the First bring children. The Sanford Junior High school .Baptist Church will be held at I Variety .Show will be held In the pm . at S p. m. A prattiee meeting of (he County auditorium Mr. and Mrs. Jay If, Reck will •Chorus Is slated. This will be a hold in open house to all friends 'district meeting and the chorus and rcUlivrs at their home on groups from Brevard, Lake and 410 Magnolia from a p. m. until 10 Seminole counties will meet In Sen- o’clock. ford et the community center. SATURDAY ■ 401 E Mth St. at t:30 a m James The R. A.'s of Hie First Haptlst * Harris, musle professor at Florida Church will gather at 9:30 a m. State University, Tallahassee, will MONDAY ‘ direct the group Mrs. Clyde Kerre, Hie Advisory Board for Ihe 'Casselberry, Is music director for E. M. Wives will meet i t the USO Se ilnole County. at 10 a. m. * The Lake Mary Home Demon­ stration Club will have Da regular meeting at I p.m. Mri. Ramey Guthaus, Chuluota Club, will give Junior High School the lemonatration on “LandscapTo Present Friday Ing." li?. Seminole Rehekah Lndga No. 43 Big Variety Show will meet in the IOOF Hall at * A winter festlvM of song and •pm. There will be an installation of officers and all members are dancing will be held at thi Junior High School auditorium Friday urgrd to attend. night at a p m. when Ihe students The Plnecresl P-TA will meet of ihe srhool and Ihrir guests will at 7 p. m. A program will be on display their talents In s Variety room visitation which will give Show. the parents an opportunity to The program It wrll halaticrd meet Ihrir children's tearlicr* and and sure lo appeal lo everyone. bernme acquainted with class Many of Ihe numbers have a truly A routine. profess inns I flavor. Tim Junior Pack Ten of Ihe Cuh Scouts will High baud and majnrrlts will be have (heir January pack meeting seen ax well as memhera of the at 7:30 in McKinley Hall at the Duxhury Srhool of Dance. Mary First Methodist Church. nlhrr young people will contribute FRIDAY in make the evening in enjoyable Min Elizabeth Dickenson, stale one. clothing iprrlallst, from TatlahaiThis program la sponsored by w!H conduct an all day (rain­ Junior High P-TA. • - j ).- " p «.•1,! iw v , T a- - ^ • » kW-L& . ’ >. i ■: . -v.'": . a w THE SANFORD ITOftjUai? t rhur* Jin. 26,1960 P an 3 1 Sanford Stoty League Celebrated Guest Artist Nighi — — Amerlcx'i modem march king, Henry Fillmore will direct the University of Miami's "Band of the Hour" when it appears here i>{ .sen,,>m on «, g.ics» et the SHS Band. Mr. Fillmore, a native of Cin­ cinnati, has lived in Miami for a numb— of years. He performs regularly with the UM band, which haa named him "honorary conductor " The well known band music composer, who has filled a catalog with more than 400 se­ lections, Jovially refers to himself as the "Band of the Hour’s" "per­ b q s e f manent guest conductor." Although Miami is his perma By .1. DRIGGERS nenl homo now. Mr. Fillmore con­ Hie Korean Pacific Press has tinually travels lo the four cor­ •enl u» a gill copy of "Sygman ners of the nation, whrrr he con. Rhce Min Behind the Myth" by ducta all lypei of bands and Robert Oliver. One of the most serves ai Judge for thr competi­ controversial flgurea of our time. tive band contests. The former Hhre has been discussed and free­ president of the American Band ly denuunred by a large number ol masters Association Is often ask persona must uf whom know IHIHa cd to wield Ihe balon for thr about him. It was Imperative that National Broadcasting Company's there should be written an au "Band of America." Among the thqrltatlve and Intimate biography other bands which often Invite that could show the man as he Is. him lo mount their podlums are The logical person lo write that the University of Michigan, the book was Robert T. Oliver who Texas All-Stale High School, the has been In closr association wilb University of Pittsburg, New Hhre for more than ten years, York's Goldman and Chatta­ New books on the rent fhelf: nooga's All-City unils. "Peace at Bowling Green," by MRS. nnONK is shown *abova Instructing a morning rlass at the A rcccplcnt of many awards, Flowtr Show Study Course hsld in th* Garden Center. Ap­ Alfred L. Crabb, is a historical Mr. Fillmore has long been called Sanford proximately -20-25 persons attended the fleet morning class. (Photo novel about life In Bowling Green, "Uncle Henry" by band members by Ky. from 1503 through Ihe early Jameson) of all ages. He is seen in action ycari of Ihe century, and the Civil around Miami's many school band War. It is no romantic novel of the roncerts, as well at it the Orange Truthseekers Class old South, and th» character* pro­ Bowl Clastic, the Shrine Northvide only so much fiction is Is South College Alt-Star games and Has Routine Meet needrd to piece out the records. many other occasions, including “The Big Ivy," by James MeUM’s summer band eamp. With Group Reports Cagur, Ihe story of railroading In Long recognized as a world The Truthseekers Class met the double draded days when the figure In band music, Mr. Fill­ brass bound limited with IS Pull­ Monday aftrrnoon in McKinley" mans rolling through the night more’s selections and arrange­ Hill of Ihe First Methodist wa* the symbol of an American ments ran be heard almost any whero where bands perform. Be­ Church. Airs, R. F. Crenshaw that, like its splendid (rains, was tide writing, he is ■ one-time and president waa ill so Mrs. R. W. freighted with romance featured trombonist In circus, smoke and glory. It was written Turner, vice president, presided. by a railroad man based on actu­ road show, vaudeville, musical The devotional was given by al experiences. comedy, park concert* and radio bands. Mrs. Lee Anderson, chairman "Daylight and Dark," by Agnes She read portions of the sixth and Fisher, is very good. In this Mr. and Mra. G. Y. Colley an­ Iwclth chapters of Luke and plea-ani novel, which It *at In a nounce the birth of a son, G. Y. dosed her devotional with a small Missouri town In Ihe early twenties, a 17-year-old girl sudColley Jr., Saturday, Jan. 21 al prayrr. dendly realizes that her love for 9:40 a. m. The young man Mr*. Turner welcomed the an older man will never came to Friends of Hubert Young will weighed 7 lbs. 11 ois. visitors, Mrs. N. B. Sawyers of anything; a young woman makes regret to team that he is quite Caddo, Qkla. and Mrs. Marder. a bad marriage; and a widower 111 at his home In Lske Mary. The regular routine business was makes a good one; in old mis Mr. and Mrs. L. G. DultoU of siunary retires and a boys run* Atlanta, Ga. spent tsst week with Anna Miller Circle conducted. Christmas sunshine basket com­ away from home. Alt of these are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James mittees made Ihelr reports after member* of a sect of Latter Day Blankenship and grandmother Initiates 3 Ladies which the resolution* for Mrs. Salnti-men and women whose an­ Mrs. C, K. Whitcomb at their In Night Ceremony Jeannle Putnam were read by cestors broke away from thr home on Reardall Ave. Mri. M. A. Reck, Mrs, J. V. M.». W. 5, Thornton. It was an Mormon* when Brigham Young took over. Strwell Jr. and Mr*. R. II. Gob-1 «h»‘ «■>»»»«» •*"*«»"* By the author of "Night of the bell were Initiated Into the Anna j l o ,ha Alaska Mission*. Hunter," Grubb. "Dream Miller Circle Tuesdsv evening1 The sesslnn was closed by Mra. of Kings" David Is In. This story might with Ihe president, Mrs. Jam es! Turner reading a pomo, "Itappl hive been a common plare atnry Blankenship, .presiding over Ihe ness For The New Year." of young loVf against a Civil War ceremony. llovleitei, Mr*. J. F. McClel­ background, but it la written wllh During Ihe business meeting land and Mrs, C, C. Priest served such emotions! conviction that the final plans were made for Ihe delightful refreshments to the fol­ book emerges as an authentic and Feb It Valentine dinner ami lowing; Mrs, Mabel lllnunl, Mrs. haunting experience, dinre which will be at the Elks I n. M. Mason, Mra. W. P. Chap"Ten North Kiederirk" by John Club. The public Is Invited. , man, Mrs. Dciavla Rumliley. Mr*. O'Hara .............................. # of one nf the is ihe slury Delicious refreshment* s i r : n - " TljrM',r> *h1or11’' j "first eitiim*" of a Pennsylvania served following the session hv Jj"1- Mn - (JlWe Wells Mr*. J. It town, Glbhsville. Joe Chapin's Mrs. Jark Kanner. and Mrs. W : Crawford -Mrs. T E Wilson Mr,. slury begins wills his parents who hostesses, and Mr*. Waller Piper. Mr*. L. E. White, established the home at Ten North Happy Birthday J,RoyClarke, Mrs, Lee Anderson and th* visi­ Fredtrlrk Street, where Jo* lived Chnrponing, en-hnstex*. tors. all of his life. There I* less of Ihe J*B. 13 Present were Sir*. Peter J •Sexual" ikork treatment that Trances Cobh Rukur, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs, Jaw. za Eddl* Stout. Mrs. S P. Griffin, Mrs. Harold ft Ksxtner, and Mrs marked "Rag* to Live." Time magislne rlassea (l’llara with . June Kennedy Mrs. W. 0. Livingston. Mrs. If. A James Blankenship. Mrs. E. D. Brownie* Canell Jr., Mr*. n*rt Andrr*nn. Mrs. Gena Waller, Mrs. L. G Skates, Mrs. J. R. Itoolehan. Mr* H. F, Hale, Mrs. K. J. Mnughton Jr. Mrs. W. J. Clark, Mrs. Jark Kanner, Mr*. Roy Chnrpening, Mrs. Samuel Carter, Mrs. A. C Ling*, Mrs. James Via, Mr* Richard Mapes, Mrs. B. E Rogero, Mra. Esthzr Barber. Mrs A. P. Bowersox, Mri. Gladys Brown. Mri. H. C. Dlsbrow, Mrs. M. A. Reck, Mri. J. V. Stewvll. Mra, R. K. Gohbel, Mrs. M Moses, Mrs. C. H Stafford. Mr* J, M. Cameron, Mrs. Irene Kent, O n The O K H I- B I R T H S fis A A O J u d A *195 never bought more shirt than the ism BUICK USED CAR CLEARANCE J O BUICK REDAN JQ K <" Fully Equipped Cleat — Good Ttrea 49 375 1931 BUICK SPECIAL RED.'2> I,MO MILKS DISCOUNT Nicholson Buick Co. T aatroua whit# broadcloth (bit Improve# with L washing . , . ocean pearl bultqna, neveral col­ lar alylas, French or barrel euffic Alao In paatal colors at tha aame price, 31embers' of the Sanford Story League gave cnthuiialie reports »n ihelr annual celebration ol /* .#»'« at the Yacht Club. The delightful evening under the direction ol Mrs. Guy Bishop w*» well planned and "beautiful In its simplicity," at each artist rarrled out some phase uf the theme. "Mu*ie I* the Universal Linguae,, nf Mankind; foelry, Their Uni Seoll Fitzgerald who chose suc­ cess and snobbery for His writing theme. “ Fabulous Train" by Frederic Wakrman • author ot "The lluck iters" - is the story of Hal Sam pie. a product nf a Kalinas town and rrernt college graduate. Hie lime Is 1933. There lx nothing spectacular in this nuvcl, but the writing la fast paced and gets away from Ihe theme of "The Huckster*." Also twu new my* (cries; "Inspector Malgret and the Dead Girl" and "Crime For Two." "Look of The Eagle" by Robert U e Scott, author of "God la My Co-Pilot." Story of Colontl Stevo Dallas, a middle aged Jet training school commander lakes over a transport flight of Thunder streak* to Okinawa, Here keeps a mys­ terious rendezvous with a pilot friend from hit Flying Tiger days, and becomes Involved In « dsn gerout scheme to spirit ■ Russian jet out of North Korra. This la really Jet avialion for men. Don't mist "Boon Island" by Kenneth Roberts coming soon. Also “ Waterfront" by Bud Schulhert, from which the movie waa taken. We've had so many re­ quests hence the order. On order, too: "How in Live 3U3 Days A Year" by John A. Schindler. This book has been on Ihe best sellers list for several months. Book of the month for Fcbruary; "The Last Hurrah" hy Ed­ win O'Conner. Clifton Fadiinan says of It " A broth of a bouk-lhe story of a charmer-lhe last of ftla wonderful race—certainly one of Ihe most delightful novels ever written about American politics." Watch for the reviews of these books. More next wreck) verbal Past Time and DellgU.*ffS Mrs, Bishop opened the {MB* gram with a poem, and gavg «t , noetic Inlrndiirllnn In each m*mLcf," <tcnc Krujycegar, msntoqsjx;-sang “At Dawning" and "You'll >J Never Walk Alone." Allison Lea. played two piano solo*, "March ni 1 Ihe Dwarfs" and "Nol.i." The Rev F, D. Fi«hcr, as ; u « f vpcakcr, read four poems »*bc Ellen M. Kldrige. r ,i u i i; r , "A ,v Picnic; r ic m c ; In in . ' the Rain,"' "Italn." "An U J^ 3 Fashioned Country Stall" > “The Quiet Hours" Fis^fct, Hours ” Rev. FishMy* 1 chose as his subject, "Music, lcf • >*Poclry and Books and Our Day’' I Using as a Bible ti xt. the yeny*. Hire fr»m Second Timothy, "lliR^ cloak that I irlt at Troa* wllh^ Carpus, when thou contest.’ br&a* with thee, and Ihe hooks, but poctally the parchments." ; • Mr*. EM»e Pfelfauf- *#ln| "Cariblribce" n:id "Itnllan SlreatSvng" The Rev. David Cirnejfl^i • m sang. "Without A Song." Mrti'; Clarence Synder served aa i<rompanist (or Ihe vocal numbdra!^ Mrs. Bishop read Psalm BM and Mi the Rev. Carnefix closed the p r o ­ gram by singing "The Lord'j„ Prayer." r ' Mrs, Maxwell presided over ^ a business meeting. Dans w ere’ made for a spring (estival of stflrj telling to which other clubs ht invited. Mrs. Whelch was selected as story tellrr tn represent ,11)#. Sanford League at the national convention being held In Tam pdli* June. Mrs. D. C, Howard and Mr#< Ruth Melzler wrre welcomed ,j j „ new members. The refreshment table was over laid with a lac# cloth and rcnlrm l with a crystal punch bowl. Nuts, punch and cookies were served hy the ho**teases; Mrs. C. R, Jones, Norma Kyla and Mrs. R. C. Max­ well. The sesslnn was well attended by members and the following guests, the Rev. and Mrs. navidCarnefix. the Rev. and Mrs. F. Q,. Either, Mrs. Nick rrclfauf, Gen# Kronjscgar, Miss Allison Lee,Miss Ann Lough, Alls* lrcd#. Harshbarkcr, Mrs. E. Me Murray, Airs. John Wilson and lk« glcjj from Junior Story League Na. Two. January Clearance r r * Sat. 9:00 p. r • Listed here are just a few . . • . ' I ‘ -jiff* • ?< »*4 Men's Suits M en's Sport Coats M en's Jackets Men's W o rk Shoes Boy's Trousers Boy's Jackets Girl's Coats Girl's Dresses Girl's Sweaters Ladies' Dresses Ladies' Sweaters Ladies' ToppertLadies' Shoes Ladies' Suits Ladies' Skirts Towels Curtains Blankets Sheets I Bill - Q- ’*1 7’H’ ! w *■ tr* n ,i • r* ** art t, Xi »*4• •3 ' *» ■Ks '. t '■‘1 •! - J £ . ‘i ® u. I'ffl .Jl * • '■ u •V* •• .* Al« ii» « ■S-' » * #f/i A S-ji * ift :,>0 hi 1 A N D M A N Y O T H ER IT E M S C L itn . K o fy ic r H . 0 M E N 'S WEAR 306 I . lat ST. e l �•y n o a m CORTINA D AMP ESSO. Italy M> —The anew-starved eareath Vtotor Olrmaec aamet m m ei to Corttoa'a modernistic iron -seat toe etadtam today a t Lies athletes from a nations paraded to hnJUaatly catered attire. Roraia. competing for the firto u v ea -cu n t te e e s s i s ea wayeiea la a iw a n s i s see a * v t» « see tsuietete ts.a i f u s e — a/so Mile T t«. a u s te w t le i ;e i ae Jim-Sl-nor S te l i e Lauafrr C»fp*r S te WBisuie ir.ei its FtttO Rare — a.SO mile Tima a t e L»ee H*iia4 II | , 14 i» t «* A n tn m * }| la I J» I Cellar isirl 1 |e L twiateie is-n sirs e* Sea* — a ta Vila Time 1 1 1 il . u s e lie s * * jtaeem v t n r s«e j» a h JMI M l Atom f Uaiaiaie O-Tl ti t s * ~ »««• ttm e t a t TT* '1 u » i n ia * K f t f / ’a & t e r *M H I L tMatata <a-ai 1111 * [ £*•**? V * * *— * 'l* v ile Ttme i u 1 Tumei* Taeper u se |»n s ta are American 144 114 i>e»iit L t i i n i r .« v '» 'e i» <*•«• l i n e ■IDE ’EM AQUABELLE!—Calloping ever the warm la •■am’*, the world’s only vraterskltog horse which reeantiy went into nctiog at Sunshine Springs and Gardens to Sarasota Dome ballet ateo thg aquatic equine la Aqoabella Sharon Meyer, one to the atar wntar ekter* to the new Florida thrill epectade. 2 M see *”• v mt «*•» uJiliff" S ’. v ;.a A ,.r aiaaa Meker iL Ualaiela ( ) . | | s u i t VII. T »«. at A {I?*! VJI® 1 ee i 1ua. •1g1*. inii) h it Jei airtek !» y«i«i 4ia n-«» *11 ** Crfiii TJmt l l i f i «<t ) i i t i e 14a n Ht r • 'k . * ■* y y u itie f i - t i m i * Vuteal HtnOlre t s i t i r a e , JfoviOMT-e r v r m i r e — *'« • v ile a r e a . « . vT*1?*1 Fam*»o. Rerikto fj*** _*f*tf* OeHan f ran. Real n , BROOKLYN (JR—Hoy Campinet- said Roy. “Ncauao I expect to lart n iaser Hnparmr Campy Highest Paid Dodger In History ioi Notice Ik M l aaea af yau are hare nag anB rte-jirte ta sue any ee end dameeSi wtitch you. or (per neva a e iln " '*H J eiIS ylu, Ike Mffre af Men Crnaat m etstr Judae «r iiMtnnia rnunit a il a tlirt le me court ha i .» linlvrd P itrH t. within »i*n ita r meatka tram me lima at Him pukliaatiaa af m i. natiia. I claim ar damans mu«t ka In *P and centaln tka plana af [aaea1 i l l past afliea addraas • Vitnmni and muit ka ewam »r ta* tlafmant, nis aaant ar may, ar the itm e ahail ka mid The P in t Miilanel Bank at {&*“•!• « aieauiar af tha i.il'etLv.r4 1* D>«"'«• fr„A«e Been JCirtea, Truat BUM t'"’" * « Aete cnaptif Lave «•#f■ ♦ ftanea. *f 11hsee it . P j.* * MJtoe httraky Aet, the faj. K * '1!* likd i* eamiknie Bait* a«VfcJi!a#,,j!:,ry tal ftanetl 5Vkl.l eM «‘.k*J*$rsiL m t/uA : f c A J ir ^ iV k S /D ^ ,;: uuteida ar Stuniriealltiaf Rasemtht Pf.raae rieht ef waV i«e fiat wide wilt aa rtiarvad tram any narral SiVi f.**! Aa la all laada ml, i« 1Je.J*Jt •? *n eatrnlaum and thra* Ii, «ho t*n yean ego feared hu baseball career was over, now la the highest priced player to Brook­ lyn. Dodger history. The Jovial'catetor, whose come­ back in 19U perhaps was the big­ gest stogie factor to bringing Brooklyn its first w«ld champion­ ship, signed a contract yesterday eaUtog for an estimated H I M He got about IU Ml tha last two years. No other Brook player ever his cracked th* 40-grand mark. In mid-eeiioa 19S4, Campy wag almost convinced that season Fi vote*. Other top vota-jtotars would be his last. A broken bona ware Edd Eoiuh. 91; Lefty comes, to hla left hand, suffered during 99; Hick WUso, T«; Tcuy Laueri. ip.rng practice. left him without control of hrn fingers. Ha finished the season with a pitiful JOT bat­ ting average, 19 horn, runs and II runj batted in. Back to form last season, he batted -ill, hit U home runs, drove to 10T runs and won the National League's Most Valuable award for tha third time, shrtoa it Coopertown, N.Y„ yaaCempy. >4 and entering hla ninth terday whan they reetived morn major league aeiion, (eels he than the naeauary Tl par cent to he *'ean go on eatchtog 1M or the vote to the 10-year member* mor# games for tlx moro years to tha Baseball Writers' Assn. and I'm not kidding, either.’’ They Neeme the 90th and Hit Re'i “completely satisfied** with Hill to Famsri, hla MM contract, but be didn't Greenberg was ns mad an 194 to give Vice President E. J. (Busty) tha 191 ballots east to i l l (or Bavaai much Urn. to breatha easy Cronin. Only players active to the "Next year 1 hope to gat moro,’ 19S0-M period were eligible and e they could not hsv« boon active as a coich or mansgar within tho own at Washington, where he list five years. Tha pair will N tu n e d from MM through 1934. Hr toduetad formally it tha Cooperssucceeded Walter Johneoa aa man town Muisum neat July. agar at the end to the MU season and led the Senators to a pennant Greenbsrg. 41 who quit as a plsysr la l9|f, now is to his ninth with Flttaourgii He cam* Into bis to 19U. yssr si gateri! manager to tha Cleveland Indians, Cronin, 49, has been general mansgar to the lotto* led Sox itaei 1941, two years after b# retlnd aa a player. In 1934 k« was sold by Washington to lottos tor 4 leeond prioe UM.ooo and lmmedlitily wai named manager to the Red log. In all, ISO formar pliyert reeetved mention. Including eaveral who were net eligible bseiuse >h*lr playing careen had ended bntora 19M....................... ...... caurlto (Rid) luffing, an outjUndtog pitcher with the New York Yankee pennant winners In the 'gQa end '40a, wag third with G re e n b e rg, Cronin Added To Hall O f Fame have an even better season " With Campanula to tha fold, tha Brooks now have most to their big names contracted. Among tha misting, however, ar* Cuba Snider and Carl Furillo. The S t Louie Cardinals top all the i ’her clubs, with only outfieldm Russell Bee atill unsigned an their 4l-man winter roster. Reliefat EUl: Kinder and aecond-itriag catcher Dick Rind signed yester­ day. Yesterdiy, Ike Red Sox' added rooktei Joe Albaneae and Roy Tinnay, both pitchers, end Bob Jenktoi, an outfielder, while giving Vika (Manager to tha Year) Hig­ gins a three-year contract catling (or from Stt.000 to 143.000 per. Tha Chicago White Sox signed pitcher Bob Keegan and two farm- TUM \ K S S M , to Uw eompetatot. President Giovanni Crunch! to Italy praetolmnd tha yarn** epca ud Gmliana Chanel Mtouoo. lu lu s ib champion. took tka Oiympie oath of fair play oo b#half to tha competitor* It wea ha tint time a woman Bad baao gives toll baaar. American ta colorful rad. white tad blee saifsrmt. aad fur-hatted Helfond Holds Fote O f Momloy Night T V Fights In Hands NEW YORK UP—The fate of the Monday sight television fights is to the hisds to Talios Hetfaed. chairman to the New Y®rk State Athletic Commission. Helfasd reserved decision yes­ terday after a two-day hairing on chargaa against matchmaker T a Sullivan and the London Sporting Cub on violations to commiisloo rules. The penalty could bt revo­ cation a( this dub and matchmak­ ing licenses. Willie QUaraberg. - corporation treasurer, who had been charged, with Sullivan, to “ consorting with persons convicted to crime, book­ makers, gamblers and persons to stmilsr pursuits'* surrendered his license to a surprise move Tues­ day. Helftod. however, refused to aceopt the resignation.________ rea. S l i p Wife. BBT Reek M o n k (*<• — e'ly Vila uaaiar. Rieeekat, Jea Bleek. Cap­ per itra ak . F reakte U. ftrie a Pup­ pet, jtitle Rarer, o w e Pleeep nfslm Rat* — e ie viu «r*ea • M ill w aaaia. P arrr Piraie. um lt. RUMB M. Tap Vlelnrr. U»)er C-oOr. La ell ■ Talent, Tan Trial *1'* ~ *'*• *»aia V B a r, — 8/|B Mila a r a la A „ ai» « rr t «*». Rlath Dirk Ouparlar, S lin r Rnbklni Ivory. Mean Jaama Varrcll. Bupar Zail. Redntp £?*•; klmari A'tlen Pattlnaitaa it. safety Time. Boap Reek. Coal Dina. n” t * * Tank Race — 8 1 Mila QraBa C l eaaar UtOian. Darky Did*. Sillt , victory Kid. Ri b Bor. day I’tn ra A taia. J u tit *-.» Bara faah 114 jriataiy, day Mumbar, ClaihA r * J« * ~ MIS* R rae. v «l»a M a r v an a ta M ^ RlaraSala SutoV A*A ZIVAV Ckiaf*' a , , , , a - G reat v ra u . r , '!jv 5 »-a* — a t'# Vtla OrMa n . • Il*-Tae. Ckarakaa law .ll Rr*n. f ® 'T" Sll«k«» Oar PnlltB'a W H Y PAY MORE? BOTTLED G A S $6 oo ir.r,: .andi. catcher Earl Battey and utfieHer Ed White, to check off • p I a y a r a. Inflelder Forrest Spook) Jacobs agreed to term* with the Kansas City Athletics, while O'fielder Wally Weatlik* and with th* Philadelphia Phtllle;. Rsaateas drew alaoot equal t> plause from the feaUrn crowds aa they s u re bed to the bright tusUght glinting off fib* mountains, The day was bright and clear without the fatotoit 9lgB to a aaow cloud—*Bd aaow to <me thing them Olympics need the m eat • A few flakes fall yesterday after, toon but aet eaengb to kelp % akl course. Tha thtt cover of same to the moantatoa baa thawd ta th* noonday tun and froaon at night making tha count almost a shoot to too. la many plecai n b a wort bare, exposing tbe neks. Th* opening day' competition was confined to two hockey gamee -Ita ly v*. Austria and Canada vg Germany. > Ike Jigged b r a n peaW to # Dolomite Mountains made e spec tacular background tor the marchtog athleleg ted by the tiny Greek delegation, at to Oiympie euitom. The big Italian home team brought up tha rear. Aa the tea mi marched to they took assigned PMOf we torn three sldta to as open square to tbe crater to which were tha flag Narera grouped to a aeml-eJicv IN teams marched to alphabet­ ical order according to tho Italian language: Gm ee. Australia, Austria, BaL gium. Bolivia. Balgarin, Canada, Ctachotlovakia, Chile, Kerse, Fin­ land, France, Germany. Japan, Great Britato, Iren. Iceland. Yugo­ slavia, Lebanon, Liechtenstein, Norway, Netherlands, Poland, Bomi» a, bpito, United Stole*, Sweden. Switterland, Turkey, HungtiT, Buiato and ItalyThe words with which Yretldtto Gronehi f o r m a l l y opened the game*, aa prescribed by protocal, were ttarUy atmpto. “I declare open file •**«& Olympic winter games to Cortlat D'Ampetto celebrating tho ISth Olympiad to tho modem ere." Guido Caroll, Italian apood skat­ ing champion, brought in the torn which wai lit Sunday at Temple Jupiter to Born* and tha Olympia llama was started—ta bum day and Bight until the compeUtloa ll over (Fab. S). PER 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE S A N F O R D G A S CO. 310 E. FIRST ST. PHONE 1340 WORTH SHOUTING A B O U T ... YOU JUST CAN T BEAT A WANT AD FOR RESULTS! •.. And yon don't Kart to bo an Rdverttrinf expert! AU you hive to do is pick op the phone end give of a call. Yon tee, Want Ada ere read by more people than any other form of advertiainf• Bo whether you're buying or selling, looking for a Job or a helper—depend on Claaeified for fait result!! (except StuyUy) .'• U tima la the trtemabraal winter competition. Is expected to ehallogo Iferway tor tbe tntofldal top h a m Italy hat agent m m than • mHUoa deHart to give tbe fame* tho C am facditto* to the- history AO New Track Hailed Btuidn Valet Parking Jarry Cofllna. Mir. The Sanford Herald PAU8T8 DRUG STOWE PHONE 1121 ------- i - H i M W PS?* • .• \ ,j \ • • • r >-'*> . , - .i •'* . ' •-: • . i.... , . ; .5,. -,-F rt . • �'V T hurs. Ja n . 2fi, 1956 P g jd 5 THE SANFORD HERALD VA FINANCING available. Three Bedroom home. Jarie corner lot, THREE Bedroom cement block established neighborhood. Not a PHILLIPS home, landscaped, project, lftoo Mellnnvilla Ave. hardwood Boon. G. I. Finance. rhftrm IMt. Phone 817-W. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drape*. Upholstery and Slln Covers, F'lncal Workmanship ; by M uter Crallimen. 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Adulta. $40. see Manager Tl .:EE ROOM furnl»he<l Apart.ni. 2300 Mellonvllle,_____ • a i,. lL UIU t l a l n a u l i * ( uled. $40 month. 313 Palmetto ..ve. Phonu m ____________ *"(l;i~LEASE—NEW STORE Build­ ing with attached Apartment. On 17-92. North of Movietand r Drlve-ln. See Mr*. Frank Otllno. Rt. 2. Box <130. _ FUIIN. 4-llm., clean dnwnrtalri .,|d. Oil Heat. flU P»rk: A|it.~E~titclcncyT$33, fill Park Ave. tlnfurn. houscTMonroe Corner. 49-J Room furnished Cottage Call 487 or 162ft-M. GARAGE Apt. Phone 334-M Furnlahed Garage Apt. 432-W BEAUTIFUL furnished house with garege. Located nn Golden Lake, "deaffor Navy couple. Cali 835-M *~Gtrage Apt, 107 E. 3th 81. ROOM $8.00 week, 420 W. 1st St Day nr night. Rooms, cooking available, for cm ployed and retired people. In iprmaUon. lois-W, 3— REAL ESTATE fO R HALE —3 Near new Hospital — 81,300. down , lur 3 bedroom home apprx. 1W - years old. Situated nn 2 lot*. Total price only 19300. Also a new 2 bedroom home avaUahla Feb. lit. Priced only *7,500. with terms. Out from town — ISlno tola I price lor small furnished home nn 2 lots with fruit trees. Ideal (nr couple. Also Lots priced from *'.'50 and up. R obtrt A. WiUiRma, Realtor .aymond Lundquist, Associate Pa me 1873 Atlantic Bank Illdv, NOT A PROJECT! ly: Brittany Farm Homes, Early American, Ultra Modem. Conventional k French Colonial types. _ .f BUILT On Larie Landteapad Lott; ,tn the best of neighborBOOdl. COMPLETE with all the features )ou have dreamed about such at eolorad Cinertl Electric apallincet and eolorad plumblni AND avatiible al resionihle prices, with the best financing A with minimum down-pay­ ments ( Wellborn C. Phillips. Jr. Since 1849, Sanford's Leading Builder of homes far aver l.ACo p for In Sales Office; Little Venice 1 Loch Arbor. ... Phone 1384 57330. for Two Bedroom masonry •isusa. Will be comjlleted soon. Unly 8330. down. rtiA Insured loan. Just rlghl for retirement home or for small family, | LOWELL B. OnER ■Satlde* - - PH-iw# • — —* By STANL iv v EiLavi siO, iviierncRiia. ainiumeols invoices, band bills, and p i o g r a m s, etc. rrogrossive Printing Co., Phone 40i — 4M West tltb SI. H. B. POPE CO., INC. 3 Bedroom Concrete Bloch 2M South Parh Ave. Pheee 1440 VA — 2224 Down Psymeni IM. P*r Month P A I Cullen and B arker, Realtors Peel Cane Table, Mahogany Drop Kitchen Fully Equipped IN N. Parh Ave. Phase tUL Act fast to chonae colors and tilw Leaf table, like new. Davenport, DRESSMAKING—Alio Draperies. Mr*. Dorothy Higginbotham. 12fl A. K. Shoemaker. Builder with slip rover, r.ynm Nelson led Pinrcrest Drive. Phone 3141-W handed golf cluh* and all leather AMAZING VALUE . $2,000. DOWN Phone IMi Call for appointnmrn. hag. Reasnnahly Price. 2622 Elm City convenience* and location, Ave. Thone 306S-J, with all the advantages of Su­ burban Living. 2 H R,, Lv. Rm., -OUR SPECIALITY— Dining Rm. .Kllrhen equipped. Front'End Alignment Balance like rent For Salely and prnlnngv'd Tire *4 wear-have jour CAR chrrkrd W. H. "Bill*' HTEMPF.R regularly al — v Hunk Bede Realtor — General Rituranre OSTKEN'S G U LF SERVICE Gertrude B. IHnglelder. Associate Complcle with Innertpring Mat irc.Me*. ladder A Rail. (Can hr Corner Serund anti Park Guy Allen, Associate u*ed a* Twin Reds) SOT..to Phone 1102 Phoae 2122 111 N. Park Avt. Per yew Real Kent# se e a i OMtit HE'S "THE F A S T E S T AXE’-S W M G E R /Al T H ' FI fee* COMPANY-- ANt> HE FI5 IZ T S T IF F LI KE THAT B E F O ie e H E < ) COULD FOLLOW THROUGH NA/fTH . ' V HIS F I R S T SVWAKS-------- >-------^ STANLEY KULP Quality Rubber Stamp* 2 BATHS Phone Oviedo — Forest 3-31M Slock aod Made to Order Qualified veteran wit,i W73 may — 24 Hour Service — buy Ihli attractive maionary INCOME-TAX-SERVICE home, illuated nn 100 It. lot In Phone 1128-A. B. Peterson,Broker SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., excellent restricted lection. De2431 Yale Ave, Phone 2982-J n > . » V urni, P. J. Chastersnn. Garfield Wil­ HjhUul spinout and flexible 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 1841-M letts. John Metsch. R. W. Wil­ ian. Oak Roars, tiled baths, BEAUTIFUL Dark Bay Horse, Closed Sunday and Wednesday liams, Haiel M. field. A. C. . E. Range. Refrigerator, Dish­ ■addle sod bridle, »ioo. Gentle Doudney, Land Survasror. washer. Automatic Clothe* Washand a little beauty, Ph. iaao-J-3. er. and 30-gsL Water Healer. BY OWNER It’s a beauty! We have the key. NEW Two Bedroom masonry home Used Furniture. 1014-M, Jennie Bricson. In Longwood. Carport#, Large Seminole Realty LoU, City Water TERMS. Phone OUBLE BED - excellent mat­ W. OIETKiaU T. W. M U D Winter Park, M-3243. tress. coll springs, head and foot For Rent NEW *i Lorain Drag INI Park Ate. Pkoee t l er 141 Line. Phone Orlando 28-784. LAKE PROPERTY Still Looking? House and Lot • TWO Bedroom Houae, Ph. M-R miles from Sinford In newly HOTPOINT Electric Blove. $80. House cleanln; windows, walls, Floors. D. t Caldwell, Thone also Five piece Dinette set, MO. developing section. Ph. 20M-R-4. 1143-J . Pnone 3003-R FOR SALE — 247 Feel on Like B ALL R EALTY Charm, Oviedo. Seven Acres, MULE and EQUIPMENT. 3 Plows RAYMOND M. BALL RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Three Bedroom frime home, 1002 W. 9th OSCAR M. HARRISON Etoctrical Contracting ami Repairs good well, bath ind tv, Two-car REG. RKOKERA TV Service Center garage. Six Acre Grove. Owner 8. D. Hlghleymaa, Associate P. 0. Box 183. Rl. 1, Oviedo. TEMPLE Oranges, 12. per bushel. Brndu and Crniley A)i|ilitnrn i South Park Avt. Phone Mi Phone 848-W 112 Magnolia Are. Ph. 113 4 BEDROOMS - The Following R a t « ere now *' In effect. U% T H E /NIGHT" O F T H E B IG F I 5 F E 2 E 1 W H E N T H E B R IC K YARD B U R N E D King Size Hollywood Bede Guaranteed in Year* mt X *0 Innenpring Mattre** «n X an Rox Spring........... hot so Headboard (Decorator Plastic) ilofnln* *l>m» ■‘•I-I4IU K4lii*rn<* op*n Kolji* lS*rf> Slm<f« Mtlh* K lllch i r m i vm .i V*II*itI l..ul» Lmi nf 1.1(• t-.*r--h f-r Tomorrow iiuidit-a t.'ani (Jo* nt'lniik It ■port Jaik I'arr l.i-va Hl-rjr llol.rri f> I -oria )(-"■•■ t-.Hv in a i'4,..tr B»l> Cmaliy Htlalnrr Oar Kr.rrl lUnrm On Voir Xi-rt. Unfiniehed Furniture 3 Drawer Chest .............. glS.M) SALES HELP WANTED - Full Policyholder* 4 Drawer Chert ................. IT,50 or Part-time, Flrcslnno Store*. John W(Ilium* 1ml Ar m 3 Drawer Chert ....... IB.Sfl ill Baafeed Atlantic Rial Vanity Table ...................... 0 50 MEN or WOMEN for illrcct Sale*. Nlte Stand ... ...... ............. g 50 Full time work. Attractive niter. Mr. and Mrs. Dresser ........ M 30 iuti iv. 1st at. between 2 Bookcase Bed ................... 24.50 5:3o p. m. nr call 1737-W. (Twin nr Double) Mr. E. Steed. Student Desk ..................... 14.50 Bookcase ............. 12.30 ANNOUNCEMENT Day Nursery — Age* Six weeks In ECHOLS DEDDING CO. Five year*. For Itiilher IiilnrinaCorner 2nd A Magnolia I'h. 1232 Two Waitresses over 21. Apply In lion, call IrU Mrsaer, 722 J be­ ••Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. person In Ilia Semlnol* Drive In. tween (1:13 and 7 p. m. Open Monday'* ill » p . m; boi East First St. » WE WILL NEED M girls Thursday RED-l-MUt CONERKTR afternoon, Friday nod Satin day. Mwacle Coacreie Co. him Avt. Phasic 1335 This I* easy work and good pay. II Wilt nay YOU to *ee US liefnre Yo*t'* Phillip* Service Station. yon tiny. Open Evenings and Buggurly Appltunew C anter Cnrney 217 So. Park Ave. Sunday*. ATTRACT!'*^."7 DESIGNED 3■'Youi Wasunghous* Dealer" Kartslde Trailer Sales, Maytag Washer* BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED Colored woman with *ah's ability. Palatka, Fla. Cnltman Heater* 1.79 05 up Steady Inrontr, pleasant work, from tit,2i*i In $l3,noo . FIIA 113 Olaganlla Ave. rbone 1757. chance Inr advancement Cos­ FOR SALE — 19.7.3. 42 Ft. "Travel and YA (Gl) Finanrrd. metic* Co. Write Box M *■; The lite" drlux Mouse Trailer. Two Sanford Herald. ODHAM & TUDOK, INC HrdriKim*. Atr-cnndltinned, nrdilating heat. Coil |tl,7IHl. Will Builders al Finer Homes for MIDDLE-Ageri While IV ’nman In sell lor 11,700. Phono 18113-W. USED FURNITURE live In. rare for two children. Florida Living. BARGAINS Room, board, small salary. Write Sales Ufficc—2625 So. French Ave. 8 Pc. Dining Room Mule $.39 88 Box K The Herald. Dime*Room Tabli-*, Some wnrlh {’him* 2100 or 2980 $.70. (your choice) ............ 1288 Utility Tables ..................... 4.88 10C MALE HELP WANTED IMl FOR SALE — Two-ton 19.70 Truck, Folding Kitchen Table ........ 8 88 insulated van body, low mileage, Kitchen chairs .................. l no WE WILL NEED 30 hny* Thursday afternoon, Friday and Saturday. very good rnndllion. H, Eitgler, 3 pc. Unpaimtd dtnetle .... li.M This Is easy work *nd good pay, .143 N. Amelia Ave., DeLand, Fla. 3 pc. Chroma dinette ........ 2988 Ynrt’a Phillip* Service Stnlinn. Hollywood Headboards . ... 4.88 Corner 217 Park Ave. Drr**cr Base ..................... 3.88 Large Chlfforobe.................. 29 88 Large Wardrobe ................ 2988 WANTED - Boy*. Age 13 In I Col) Spring RolGray Red ... 3.88 fnr alier school work. Apply 108 W. lit St. Dressing Table with IN SAN LAN T A Triple Mirror .................. 12.88 LOVELY home of Spamth Archi­ 2 pc. Sofa Bed Suite ........ 12.88 18- AUTOMOBILE » K la « M 18 JTQR1 WANTED tecture. surrounded with unus­ End-Table* ........................... 2.49 ual landscaping and Naliva Oaks I/junge Chair* ........................ 3.00 CARS and Magnolia trees. This Two- Oak nnrker ......................... 488 COLORED Lady desire* work af­ BOUGHT HOLD TRADED Story home of rare charm has Maple Floor Lamp .............. 3.88 ternoon*. all ri*y Saturday. 131ft Roy Reel'* Used Car* Sheppard St. msny convenience*. A wealth Raby Stroller* ..................... 388 Hanford Ave. A 1Ills HI. ol Closet.*, Three Bedroom. Two Ralhlnelt (new) .................. 3.00 Rath*. This house of old world Youth Bed Mattress ........ 2718 EXP. TYPIST would like typing 18BOATS MOTORS -I* environment and cool, green Oak Office Chair ............... 4.88 at home, call Air*. Lanier. 8.73-R nr write Route 2, Box 453. Will lawns, make* lor graclou* living Euy Terms ROBSON Sporting Good* an unusual horns lo r the dlicrl Kvlnrude Haifa A Servlra minating buyer. Shown by ap­ M a t h e r **4* - S a n f o r d Phone 99ft pointment only. WILL BABY SIT In my home. Prr 384 K III SL Sai-e* K. 1st St. Phene 1ST far day hours. Cali 1330-R morn •TH IS OLD HOUSE” Ingi. THREE B. ll.’a with V , Acre* of Hamlin Grove, which assures you uy your Furniture at Berry'i of an income. House and Grove Warehouse Furn , Co , al 001 W need* some work, but can be 8 ED Elactrin eola dupe ns*r 1st HI. All nationally adv. furdrink box. Good running condi­ A. D. Owen* “ Ganrgl* Store" and done by owner. Very Good tion. Idaat fnr beer storage box. Market, To settle Ertate, High­ nllure al warchmisn prices. Terms. Can ba seen at The lasuord way 48, Sanford. Florida. Build­ » ' X 100'. Stella Owen*. Mt. Crumley -Monteith CHROME Dinette extension table ing Dora. Phone 2-3041 daytime, 2-3421 night 117 So. Park Phone 772 amt four chairs, Raasonable. 8130 LOST—Dark Brown Wallet con­ taining important napers io ow­ Myrtle. 23I8-R'. ner. R e w a r d , calf Mr». biu 2 BEDROOM Lane at 1821, 8 In A, ' HOMES C.B.S. CONSTRUCTION FOUND—Whit# with Blsck Spols, Hardwood floor* — Tile Bilhi large male dog, (believed to he Paved Carperls — Insult led Pointer). Owner may have by 17195 1495 paying for this adv. Ph. 2213-J. COMPLETE DOWN Window Still — Lintels LOST — A small metal wheel irnm ?VJ.'..?JL0CKER - Builder Flue Blocks — Crftdi# Blocks trailer dolly. |{< M. (tleaion, LEAVITT A LANSDOWNE Grease Trap* — Dry Walla, Lake Mary. Phone 13&2-W. ORANGE CITY. F U . Mirada Cawcreta C* FLOOR taadSag end Ph, IX Claanmg- vamag. Ran Whether Buying or Selling, It will 308 Elm Ava SJILECyEfCAL B E R V IC fr-p nola County atnea 1923. pay you to see —Factary to YewIL M. Gleason, Lake j. w. Ball , realtor , FRIGIDAIRR appllanrea, sale* Aluminum PI a mb tag. Rreaky Healing and airvlce. G. II. High, Oviedo, Venetian Blind* Fla. Phone F05-3313 or Hanford M. G. HODGES 1842-W after 8 p. m. NEWLY RE-DECORATED 4 Bed­ Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom Service on AU Water Pumpsroom home, furnished, and 3 rati with plastic ends, Plastic or Walls Drilled — Pump* rayon Upas. Colton or nylon Acre* of land. Can be seen on Paola Road Pkoao 760 PFFICB K4MRPMBW1 —M cords. Sundays only Fifth house on right, South Cameron Ave. Henkarlk GUw u 4 Pntat C$ ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call HAYNES Office M 118-114 Watt 2nd SI. Phono 320 Typewriter*, addin. Ralph Ray, SlftO. Alexander Jk Stringer Safe*. Rentals, 314 k Real Estate • Intnrabre ’ Used’-furnlture, appliances, tools, Mrs. Lourtea Meaaeager, Assae. ate. BoughUold. Larry's Mart, Id? Magnolia Ave. Ph. tl 321 East lit Bt. Phone 1831. ygftvj? r w * * B y$*B*m Beauly Shop IT la Workmanship a ’ Materials. • t VARIETIES PANELING Naliva and Foreign Woods See Them Al R h sn u a Concrete Pip* Ca. For ALL Your Beauty Need* rail INTERIOR and E X T E Painting. Paper Hanging 1U-W, Buffum 4 Walkar, Harriett's Beauty Nook Phone 971 1U5 Hu Oak Ave IQpea evening* by appuuiUuwl.) Radio DOMINICK IONOMI (fora* ground), 34, leaves the court* room In Plymouth, Mass., alteF nn oll-mal* Jury loimd httn guilty of tint degree murder:in Iho Huricenn-rtrangulatloft'Ol Ms wife, Mildred, 31. lit w»f lenient ed to death In the elertrl* chair. Tim death penalty }vh$ tn-mdatory heranse the Jury did nnt recommend clemency, De* feme attorney Dwight L. Arfdl* ion announced he would appeal the verdict. (iulernaiionatj CLASSIFIED DISPLAY WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel One hour - Wash and Damp D One hour rt • 7Va*h and Dry 1Finished Laundry Samtoni' Drv Cleaning Soathsld* Laundromat South Hide Food mart Bldg, 10ft East 26th 8L 1* fUU—Plane • Technician Phone 1184. Route L Banford Best Shrimp nn Earth ....... Southern tried Chicken .... Dlnners-ln s-Boy (in enj T5c • ANGEL'S EAT SIlAC! Sanford Ave. al 23th St. Phone BI4o For All Cars BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklondMorrison, Inc. Sanford, Florida Phon« 200 Will You He Our Guest? YOU CAN BELL Anything With A Classifier IVe have Irated soma .., Room* at the beautiful." Mar-Lou Motel V'J T'-*jo Rooms arc «vslItWe Absolutely Free For a psrtod ol 4 daynto New arrivals at OurC Naval Air Station Advertisers are requested to no ufy the Want-Ad Department 1m mediately of any errori In their ads. as The Sanford Herald will be responsible fur only jute Ineorreci Insertion. STOP by and Pick up YotlR Key at the wlllca al Odham & Tudor,^Inc, •‘Eullilers ol Flna 2(t2i f i . French Avemif.^ . �I» t •-* M m r m A<4 t b l •»’' **» »•«•» t n '» : r*» v •»# II4TC W tUH MM -» !*.« r »«»«< C»tr>. via relief • m n t) : u rx .? -S I BETTI W t U a v*_*«* K t'ta H a « ' k*t« i«4 u • *-»taM i« car*. < a r * li. *•< W iM-.-.i— 4 CUr* J tk u If. 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MEMBER PDIC S tafM*d*a «l«l«l#« •« /•UTIC^ H HiiM-St (I I Viols I;*, t. # +r. t. him * p t*i I hv!u(f vl IN# PJ*«*IL| • *Ud4 !• I • UmJfJ IIAIC'I t #*, • b I j «o| ‘i -% *%#• * • 1*0, I/O f t: fl*t C*‘ **• pi** the M'-i# w m ' .sM •• F E eM U R L S ltl O-r 3 JIA . f.;iO 7:23 • V:30 ,0 9 W ia ffy I r . W h a t l a* STARTS TONIGHT Rat— C a t 0:30 W O M EN m LOVE S E M IN O L E PARK RACEW AY 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 .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 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* frill ii« r nf ieii a*. ; ft/ilol* Ceu Itr i.'ouf i Hu m at M b. toId n t i l l i . oo '.*• Iiim MokiJai In IB* h- hjik *1 Vrhnmrf. 1414 IN DINING ADV ENTURE DEW DROP • • • at the raa in a.i* | Slasy hundred! **f people h*“e d m ro to Lite Pig'n Whistle d u rin g Jf»< T. K l/it — On ‘. U Lai* Bill Niland Ur ieteo-odd yean rtnre (he Y'ou'II L ik e I t H e re ! K n Ov?.tT a rt U iaty tr . op/niag ot that popular ealtnj and C « k u i] tin e a l f t .0 4 v ' dnaktag eitabliihmcnt to Sarf«rd. S T IL L Hour ia tA* Dinner Bet'for ihe people <*ho have n A 6 to ’ .10 EUu.»a two.-t M.ur • >«t enyoyrt that plaaiur# the bil­ ST A C K S I'boa* S anlaid 1204 far I>*ta*f R c ^ n aliotba Krank Vila** J r .; iary back of the un.iual nima Mam O r-lrr R a m Mar. IT abould b* iniertiting reading. Ta* lymbol of a Pig and Whu-.le at a . tavern *lgp da tea bark tong, H i l l n i l Y«wf N ( . T t v ' i a Q uarter Pound of long ago to Merri O'.de Eeglaad, r.'ioiuiivf. — aod ia derived from the word! EAT OUR FAMOUS j~P>ggec Waaiail" erhich at UltraCharcoal Broiled ! wives have aa totereiUng h istn n f • r Barbecued (Pig being abort for Piggea, tt» .LagioSavoo aord for ale mug. and W»»jui, * a broad, general F.aewiag D im tn Front • to 1<VOO •ord meaning -boUom’a op", or Noon U im Sm Dally 11:.VJ to 2:30 ' “hert’a to your health." Closed Sunday* Another itcry has it that (ha COCKTAIL BAR ay/nbol of a Pie and Whin!# i u and Pickaxe Store . u»ed ai a tavern sign for peupl* Route 17 >2. Oa Beautiful Lakt Monroe, 2 ML North of Sanford. Ht'way 17-P2 at Lor.prood Rd, l a ho could not read A well-fed All U niii Dtiaka Wine, Uq-jor, Beer ' porker means food in any langu­ MU* ay Sanford-Orlando At tli* Bar F. A. Walter. Proprietor Carry-out age. and the term, “ wed yodf whistle" see mi to kayo been an! venally understood even as far back aa' the 24th eanlury. 80 Hit — Come— On—Down a two worda were eaatly combined to moan * pood place ta eat aed ROUND drink. And Ihii Is the reputation TABLE riiabliihnJ by th* owners of our modern Pig'n Whistle. y - tp SANDWICH SHOP U " Breakfuat Dellcloualy Q U IC K S E R V IC E -G O O D FOOD Waffle* or Hot Cakea CURB or DINING ROOM 23th at Bark With Ham, Sauaage ar Bacon Opta 8:3# a. m. to 12:30 p. m . Our 83.* Lunch Menu When Yaq Leara tba Track, Burv Your Trouble! or Celebrate You: Xillin* D U FFY 'S Don & Geri’s -B A R - Reaaturant and Cafa Lonynood Open Ettninga • Clo»ad Sunday a Bar and Carre • O-tt Karorite Premium Deer Cpektella • Preaiiam R. !i Mile South of D os T rack on lllch aray 17-92 FEATURE «:U — l # J t 'siX II.N irpH tTlB K~“ Super ‘Burners and Sloppy Joe’s 25c Official Deg fUta Pin*ram» The Town’s Talking ■boat TRI-HI BERGERS L-O-N-G DOGS JJHRMP BOATS and a(ber goad thiag* at— LUSTER’S DOGGIE D IN E R Conalre Cab R ud In Ia t« Mary. Oppnalfe PoblW Beark 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 Trull Inc Tracka” 5 < ' f { PRESENTS the food i* not ju at GOOD but Good am] PLENTY a t i si/Id K Y ROOM & P A D D O C K ROO M fe& O O C K T A IL LOUNGE— M O T O R S IN N RT EVENING FROM NOW ON— k iW j * u ,* INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS PROM 11.85 Raut* 17-tti H - ii* . Narth af tka Ua *EN 24 HOURS '“.'A u f e f ' Complete Chars# af Menu Daily - D.l RECTI ONB ~ El»t n I7.ll ai CaaaaJberrv At Ow Hi* Rad Arm* men from 85c " piS ^ cVkF <•# U t t Of Tka faifard Orlande Da, Track Te Our CI«k FEA TU tSliM ___________ ____^ __ ~+ * ‘ Touchton's Luncheonette ytret SL at Megnvtia Open Daily 8 a. m. U lO p. m.; Bun I a. m. to 10 p.a» BREAKFAST wi/h ui from 6:00 ». m.v DINNER — Full Course Meals 11 a. m, to Bpu m. 70f to $1-00 SHOPPERS* SPECIAL 70c C h a im D aily ' �**r AM IN P K P K N P g V r TTAH.T NKWWPAWBH SALFORD. FLORIDA F R I D A Y jJ A N U A R ^ T j IBM CountyRoad Work Program H ouse Included In State Budget City Commission Ribbon-Cutting Rites To Precede Open 'Sterner Measures’ Need Is Related By Juvenile Judge, ft > K. V. GARGANI Jr. ★ ★ 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 am via ^ 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 Geneva Project D iscu Adopts Resolution For New Hospital REBOUITION No. a u A Resolution of the City Com­ mission of the City of Sanford. $ 8 0 0 ,0 0 0 G o e s 4 Florida commending the Board of Trustees of Seminole Memorial F o r H f w o y T T -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 *rdl n 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 go i n g 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 Navy Man, Truck Driver Sent To Hospital Today > 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. M o th e r's M a r c h Totals Run. H ig h « m Sm 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. MILLION DOLLAR VIEW ukaa from atop tha Seminole Memorial Heepltol. (BUff Photo) Memorial Hospital Opens iur Lawns Are Sodded By A. D. Rountree, Local Landscaper � 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 26, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 26, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 26, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4b4130e4067f455a5a34bdf1a65365d1.pdf 0831570606c54493b20b7c14dc8f329f PDF Text Text Weird Incidents Trnii£ NETT DEL7T1. fndle CR-A new By STANLEY GODFREY LONDON CR-Evar Itld some­ body try to mall a latter In your left ear? Such things happenad recently in the eboklng yellow London tha responsibility of the home and smog—an avll-amelllng mixture of family M .a career,“ kalcf Harry fog, sulphur fumss and smoks A. Bull la, chairman of the board which blacks out the city for days of General .Mills. r . m mA In In the onm m end the ii-lnfee winter.'* "Our cpfpof»V*r ha» a social Medical man are worried about responsibility- over arid ’ above tha Ifs effect on health, but the aver­ sale o f } products and iervlce-an age Londoner knows how to make obllgathm' to help create happy the best of It. A new cult—the homei.’’! • ; \ I smog story—his found favor. And The written teat dailgned ,by tha more embarrassing the Inci­ Science Rdiidf h 'AsioqUtea of dent, the bigger the laugh. Chicago and administered by the aeboola,) tested the participants in The tabloid Dally lllrror invited 19 major areal -of- hememabtagr e a d e r s to share their smog living the highest score for famlly reJatlonlhlp: spiritual snd stories. These ire seme - of the ihooj'lk a written ftiimliti* moral sjsluM’itB fl • dovrUpment letters that flnoded In: (Tha paper rUet wee given' graduitlnl and ear*,. jieJJ|hvgiid, aafatyiutUldidn't vouch for Utelr ^ruth): r. gtrid la 10.13* of the na fallen and .ccnjervgttwr M human Thera waa tha coalman from 'public, private and paro- and phy|leal resources, money Harrow who asked a local man to management. * recreation, / home algh schools. Hep test paper •4 show Mm where -the coal bunkers M entered In eempetltlne care, community participation and wsre. Next morning he found he'd Jlf ifhool winners^ In this continuing education.’*'.'-: MIIIOINt and Mra. Dwight D- Elsenhower imlle as they attend the) carefully - rpiptled a sackful Into A profile chart , f fs provided "SaJute-lo.Eisanhower" dinner and rally tn Washington. Tha Prea­ four separata telephone booths. girl Mleeted state- Home- partieipstlhg schools for pre-tait idant, speaking over a closed television and radio natwork to $100-1 Truck driver Jim Hagerty re­ ■of 'Tomorrow will receive study of theas homemaking catsa.plate dinners In 33 cities, told the nation's Republican* celebrating ported a rolleague halted hla big DP scholarship rnd a trip gorlci. and each girt who look the tha Chief Kxieutive'e third anniversary In olHce that he It atltl un« truck and climbed down — Into decided whether to run for a second term. (International) :il with her school advisor test received a hqfocmaklng voca­ water u p 'to hla. knees. Terrified ftklhitofl, eclenlsl Williams- tional guidfnc*.-, booklet. Egch 't * o „ end rhusdetphla aehool trlnntr -waa-, awarded a bers of rival units engaged In heat that he might hive driven Into a tie winner will be goldrn plnr doslgHfd tor Trlfarl M national winger river, he stayed shivering In the •d arguments over who waa to put cab all night—until the fog lifted and bar aehool will rtceivo a cook from the state winners. out the fire. ' *'i state runner-up will re- book. and ha found the truck parked beToday the spirit Is one of full iMa a horse trough. roopcratlnn. The change came aft­ Thrra was the man from Kent er the Civil War when the fire who wrote: ",My wife stopped In men's union was formed. The union the fog to look at a fur coat In now conalata of five delegates from tha window. After a while ! Joined cacti of Uic It companies. It electa her, gave her an affectionate pat I mv lor iqc i/rfsa hcvuc. nft'V ;... TUJIDAY the lire chief and his assistants where she pita and asked, 'What I The Brownlee fllblo Claes of the ' Wives Club will meet an.I represents the firemen In all would you give ma for that, my Proshyterlan Church will hsvo a 4i. « p, ri. In tho CI'O Club on llicr relations with city officials, pel?' covered dish kupper at 7 p.m, In «he Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Tho drivers of tho trucks, which "A slap on the fare was the Ihe Recreation am of tho annex. Cllmlf aboard a shiny new flro mriio lip most of those who re­ answer, >.Y. W. A.'a ol tho first Baptist Members are Invited to corns and with a shout of. 'This,(you truck and tide l!:l.cl> split to the ceive a salary, are always on con- old wolf.' It was a woman' I'd ffiAuitlt' will meet at tt*« home of bring children. neam l blatc? This Is'tho phee •lanl rill. (fhb*' S -ern . W t Sanford never seen before/’ SATURDAY 10 N . t fj& -V » U jM p. M. The |L A-'aiof tha Klrsl Baptist For In this Southeastern Tenm S T * Uwuly Chard! will have Us Church will gather at 0:33 a.pi. lylVanlo city there are >.000 grownBrectice mcetln? at tha community tms from every walk of life who Cinlcr, 401 B. 33lh SI., at 8 a. m cltcn do Just that. Yet nene evrr w ith'Mrs. Clyde Kerco as director xels a penny for it. They arr all £j Junior and stnlcr 4-11 Club of members of Hie largest and o|dct Lyaiga Bshcol will have their to active volunteer fire epartment in j n l g f ’monthly mailing at I t * p the United Stales. PHPV ' demonstration on "rurnllure Horn In tho days of American , ipfsngemcnt" will be hrld. Revolution, the Reading Volunteer grcfhd fa'ramha class will meet *• I’lrc .Uooartntvni »aves this rttv '■-U&tuijfi High S:hoo| at T:]1) p '• Itfl.fm an estlmatcJ half mil ‘f l ' linn dollars o'.year. ‘ Hits Helen Holstein, U'-trl:! "We have the best fire depsrtMama Dfmonstritlon Agent, Tal'a fin illlf' vvniuniirBiivn mr»<i hi the coimtrv," boaiti Fire <' k liits will meet wllh the county Chief Russell C Bnwers, ..nc of •Riant, at R:i>n a, m U ' i>*"n |n the ih nartment.ol nioro fvjrWtq^faat Noble grands Club •( Ihsn I.OflO who gets paid. KlW BilM ' Rabakah l.odve will "Tlie reiaen tlw* department I* so Mast In the IOUF Hall nl R p.m. •*ood Is that o.ioli mnn Is fl«' 0 *e r* . ard Mrs. C'lvdt Randall to save his hortit **r his city * ion Wlih Mrs. Essie Coir ns hostess. Tho Pilot Club will hold its re Collins ef Jacksonville niinuunti' a lire brrnl s out." Ruhr dinner meetln* In the v srht the hlrfl( nf a daughter weighing This *n|rlt, nf which Ilia ,ftre Club at 0:30 p, m. Mrs. fins Stavan 7 lbs, It o»; , .f-n SO In the Nl. chief Is so proud, has undergone a «on will have charge of the pro Vincent, Hospital. The promt more than nerreollblo chance sinra 'fath»r Is ■ former resident of •hr (i>-*t ftrr comnany wo* organgrrro. f Tlie hamlnole High School Hind Sanford. Ifed Iftl year* ar.o, . forint* Assoclalion will have a In tho-e dsvs the men whn . > westing In tho Hard n-om at 8 p.m. heaved the losther buckets and worked the antioimlc.l pumps d*V/llDNEtilMV vcloped keen Inlracllv rivalries. A Conaarvatlan Wor'tshdp will he Lri'cnd hrs It that, ns a rcydt, haltl at tho Winter Par'* Gordon Cvntry with a chicken box lunch many htiildhirt- hurtird while mom.»•' noon. iIralnlnj unton suoper and i wor‘ era’ cudne’l tf Ihe Flrrl na-> lla Church will ho held at 8:30 p .m . .1 tW . Prayer merlin* of tha First Banllsi Chjirch will bt held at 7:30 p W- * ■* Mias ftlyrlla Wilson ul‘i meet with five Girls' s-ll Clubs at Oviedo Xehool. Tho first graun will meet ■t ItlO a m. Demonstration for Ihe r -Ctlttr WHI b* on MKurnitur8 Arisngament." ' Th» committal appointsd by the iflffirig Department of the Woman'* 3of)f,t? p)en thn Imspllil benefit ijrl," v ill meet In the Btmroom of gt! ci"!> at J p m They are all ■JWls Dapartmert officers, all ftI«a chairmen and all department ijftnan. TIIUnSDAY -.’^’Tbcre will he a generrl tneallng y i l , tha W oman's Auxiliary of Iht \ iemlnole Memorial I'aspltal at the - Ifaelit club at 7:80 p. m. Tha board meat at T p. m. f " i iql -rmcdlale choir rehcurtal of 4ln Flrri Baptist Churth will bo i«ld at 7 pm. Adult.chnlr rehaarial of the First . ilP tlst, Church will ba heM at • ■Iwri. , A prartlco meeting of lha County i'horus la dated. This will be a \ Rlstrlct meatlni and lha chorus t groups from Bsavard. Laka and , Jamlnolo counties will mast in Banftrd at the community eenlar, jS j'B .-n th HL at 8:30 ».m. Jamas WftTlfWMNT Bob Murphy, St, ef Boston, te shown with heavy*, weight champion Rocky Hard* ene after be received the "Rookie eg tha Year* award. Murphy baa • prefasaionel record eg 13 vie* tortaa and one draw. The praacotitles) was made ta New York at the thirtieth annual dinner of thi Bosi&i Writers' AwotiiUon* Agriculture Dept, Soys Most Prices U r 0 » Form Goods statea Into cnly five big aubdlvt- WASHINGTON kB-Tba Agriculdf alona appeared In the making to­ tor* Department Mid today that day. It would be aimed at forestall. prices of moit farm products have Ing recurrence of the death and Improved illghtly In recant weeks, ‘destruction last week after unveil­ haltlnc a five-year decline. ing of government plana tp re­ In a report bn the-market out­ draw state boundaries along lan­ look for agricultural eommedltles, guage line*, the department said prospects are The first ,»ten toward such a that farm produet prlees tn the compromise was taken with the early monthi of this year will aver, announcement that tha chief min­ ■ce somewhat above the lew levels isters of two big eastern states— reached In December. £ West Bengal and Bihar — had A 7 per cent drop la the general agreed to merge their territories level of farm prlcei h i t year deep­ Into one state of S3 million people ened the political eontrovayiy over and nearly loo.ooo mllea. farm policy and It now ahypea up Calcutta, Indla'a largest city and a a a poiilble major Issue In the tha present capital of Wait Bengsl, November election*.' ' would be tha capital of tha naw The department gave ae specific State. figures on price Improvements this There was no-Indication yat how month, A formal report giving the 33 million people of Wast Ben­ these prices as of mid-January will gal'and the 40 million In Bihar be Issued Jan. SI. £ would raaet to such a merger, which must be approved by the too state legislatures and tha na­ Abbot Murder Trial tional Parliament. Mra, DaUywater of West Wick­ Westinghouse Co. ham was tha unfortunate who said the waa mistaken for a post box Strike On 100 Days In tho fog, and Miss "S. J." con- PITTSBURGH JW-Thn 'Westingesied she walked out of a party house Electric Corp. strike—one of me night, hailed a waiting lax) the most coitly labor dlaputsa In and waa driven home—only to find the nation's history—waa in Its aha had stepped Into a police lOOUi day today and there were no Indications when a settlement squad car. "f asked my wife to wait on might be reaehtd. the corner while 1 fetched an federal Mediator John R. Mur­ evening paper. When I canjo back, ray has been closeted dally with 1 aald to her, 'Come on. dear, the top negotiators for Wostlnghouia beat place on a night like this li and the APL-CIO International Un­ ion of Electrical Workers but they In bed.’ have withheld comment on their "Unfortunately, It wasn't my progress. wife.” Tha latest negotiation! were be­ gun last week after five days of Milo Ravage, who boxed Edu­ secret sessions among Murray and ardo Laussa to a draw, worked In the negotiators to seek a basis for Utah copper mines for three the resumption of collective bar­ years. gaining. S Jury Starts Sixth Deliberation Day OAKLAND; Calif CUt TIm p«rsevering Burton Abbott murder trial Jury today it arts its sixth diy of deliberation. Abbott, tT-yalr-old aeeewmtinO atudent, Is charged with the kidnap-mnrder of Stephanie Bryan, ld-year-old Barkaley ackoolgirl. The state has damandad the death aentence. The I t Jurors were W riniag tn aay their Job was hefpUaa. They aaked delay of thalr dmnor last night to stay In session until after l p.m., whan they retired to thalr hottl. * Abbott wta told.yestarday h r hla Jailers of publfabed report*, en­ tirely apecqlatlve, that the Jury •food 11-1 for conviction. The Jail, era aald the report left Abbott downeaat. m ade it the f music profagsor gt Flarlda nlvarslty, TallfkaysM, will group Mra, Clyde •fcs te m *“"r fV"' • 7Karen. . --- nalbarrv, la musle director for tlnola County. Tie Laka Alary lluma DemonilfoR Club will have Its regular Slug at t p m Mrg. la m iy iua, ChuluoU Club, will g|v8 WnooatraUbR an "Landacapilnolg Rabakah Lodi* No. 43 n#at in tha lOOf HaU gt « n o * wto N .ia.lfh * 4* ^ Scara slid aQ t to attand. FRIDAY KIJsaMh piakeneon. »l gk|ey real feavry aid e«eee«n teat tHea'e Hill ead Hill ce*»» Siv Ins tksa H|kl Crum —-to ysa'asa pdw H aaf fZlaherthan m])hl figliltf dan eggil Via 11Hftv •eedea’e Hell h B Mill pa (tffSWf I* 1*.*t *•!?••* add fee w k N «»•»• him , •titles * i*d sevees. Mike* ateirttlai »«fo kaffetl 'Vj; ______ I H M 7 0 .» ig » » tT W 7 » •48,163. M IN R -tlU B tl 33<A40, ■ ■ r.M F jH t hm t t t «vtm with tha hood op! Suriar—Ju«4 u k tho highway patrol ofboer who drivM one. Ha know* it takaa a ford to catch • Ford! ‘ And, far the vary practical quaatioa of durability—* ik a ford cab drivwr. Ho knomt. how Fordo toko H days on and. So, if if • parformanoo that you want and wrapped like a gift-tha ’68 Ford V-l ia your baby. Com i* ;: i try k hdaylj ■ **^ O U A T TV, FORD THJEATRX. WDBO. liM P. M , IU U D A T ; H««y;y*jan'Jiw '-tentvM fH k m o u �*< Weather Mostly cloudy through Thurolapi with a faw aciltered ahowera to­ night. Util# the*io la tamper** taro. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY S A N P O jU ^ H eart D ise a se Lead in g Wild Chase Ended With Driver Jailed Semlnol* County ii richer by KM additions to lta population during the firat 11 montha of 1833, accord­ ing to a release today from the r . rlda Slat* Board of Health III Its monthly Vital Statistic! Report. Tha report itatea that during the first 11 morthi of 1UI them were 783 bhthi and 174 deaths. Of thos* totals, there ware W white children born in Semlnoto County during the 11 month period A wild chase by a lanford Police and 397 colored children. And of Department patrol car ended after the 274 death total, t3l warn white a car smashed Into a station wagua parked in Ihe driveway of a home and t22 colored. A ritlten of Sanfntd for 'T years and then leaving lha scene of the The Vital Statistic* report states accident, that thrre were 271 marriages in announce* hi* candidacy for Ihe Semlnol* County during the Jin- nflire of Clerk of Court, Seminole After chasing a 1931 Ford Vic­ uary-November period of 1US County, today. toria through tho Highland Park R. A, “Boh" Cobb, employed hy but mur« thin half of them ended section for mure than two mil**, in divorce; 134 divorces wtr* re­ the J. C. Hutchison A Co. firm according tn Sanford Police Chief corded in the County during tha here, made known his Intentions Roy G, William*, it crashed Into today that he will he a candidate 11-month period. Dr. Guy P Leavitt, editor of the a Plymouth Station wagon parked tor the offtre of Clerk of Court Thirty-four taint d tith i were subject to tha Democratic Primary I, ookout, Clnclnattl, Ohio, will con­ lu the driveway of the Bill Kirk duct a mhl-wlntrr Bible school con­ Home on 20(h St, I.tc* u t u y ij, KAHLK, lalt, and Ralalgh Kin*, put their hat In tha ring yaatorday by announcing recorded during the period, • of to b» held on May I. thill1 eandldocla* tor the office of Assessor of Tax** for Sanilnol. Couaty. Rudy Sloan, who also an- them white and 28 colored. Cobb was bora In IJve Oak, Dec. ference |n th* "rat Christian Church According lo tha areldmt report The 274 deathi, saya the Bute I, 1899 and moved to Sanford on Orlando, Thursday and Friday of riled at the Sanford Police P#nouncad for the office yaterday, la ahowa elaewhero. <8Uff Photo)____________________________ Board ot Health’s Vital statistics Jan. 10. 1910. He haa lived here this week for ihe churches of Flor­ P .traent, property damage to the ■UDY SLOAN f report, from certain causes were; ■Inra that time. ida. Bible school superintendents, 1938 station wagon wai eitlmatad Three from lubtectilosli, one from He attended toeal schools mill teachiw* add special workers will at 1130. syphilis, 47 from cancer, sis from the end of hit Junior year In high have a special privilege to prepare Patrolman Joe Hickson, following diabetes, two from anemia, It from school it which time be enlisted themselves for more •fflcirnt work th* ear driven by Everetle Jackson influenza and pneumonia, M from In the U. f. Navy during World in churrhci. Driggeri, a PPC, attached to tha cerebral vascular disease, 17 from War I. Dr. Welthlmer la minister nf the Marine Barrack*, Sanford Nival heart disease, 12 from all othmr Following tils discharge from th* First Oirlslian Church to Can­ Auxiliary Air station, wai ovarCuh Scout Pack Ten of Sanford circulatory diseases, sis from ne­ service in September 1919, he at­ ton, Ohio, will deliver th* keynote taken at Oak Avenue. will conduct Its January pick meet­ phritis and nephorosla, ala from tended business school studying address Thursday at 7:10 p. m. It A number nf citizens In lha High­ motor vehlela acridenli, and 14 bookkeeping and accounting. ing tomorrow night at 7:30 in has been planned to take car# of land Park area teporled the speed­ from other accidents, McKinley Hall at the Firat MethoCobb started work with Sanford \lflegatsi from alt ehurehsa h Flo­ ing ear that was skidding Urea, By MARION JONES dial Church. The peck leaders met Through tha first 11 montha c4 Trurk Growers most of the time rida. cutting arroaa lawns and rurha hi on# of the most spectacular Monday nieht i t the church to plan 1933, chief cause of the greatest as Secretary-Treasurer and was and aa one eomplalner staled, "can­ Politic# got underway ysl tew games to th« season Ihe Oviedo the boys’ peck meeting end the number of deaths remains from with that firm until August IMS Dr. Welthlmer la minister of th# not get any sleep because of the toy, in earoenL when throe hepe* Lions Quintet, which gains a ligh­ coming month's activities. A haart disease followed by aa near. when he begin hti work with the lare*.*t church and Bfbt# school in noise." hila for the office of Aaseaeey ef ter grip on the Central Florida Con­ At the seme lime, VV. P. Bell J. C. Hutchison A Co. firm where lit# Christian brotherhood and Is Th# lS-ytar-old-Marin# PFC was Taxes for Seminole County wad#’ considered the best authority oo taken Inin ouetody and charged ference aecond place atandlng, re­ Interviewed parents of prospective be has remained. known their totantlone to h# to In September 1921 Boh Cobb HUH* school methods, It was re­ with "driving while intoxicated", the race. gistered il’a sixth circuit triumph Cubs, In order to espleln the Scout­ married the former Iiella Stone, ■ ported. He has bean minister of “rarteia and negligent driving", ht seven games hy defeating the ing program thoroughly, end to A Red Cros* meeting. held Mon­ The Demsent tie Primary etna* the Canton Christian Church tor school days swee them . revitalized Bishop Moore Hornets place ihe'new boyi aa convenient­ day, at th# Red Cross chapter and 'leaving th* K*ne of an ac­ Mena are atill IN d a n away MS »4 year* which haa over 7.000 memThey now live at 313 Weal 13th 73-32 In Oviedo last night. ly end quickly ae possible. Ball’s Driggers waa lodged to May • and totes for qwritfytlW St. In ganford. They have one hrrs and a Bible school above cident." Tha first quarter started with next meeting with parents of Cub house, Orlando, was attended by ihe Sanford Jan. are a#4 from Marsh 0 to Mod «f daughter, Frances, who lives at 7,000. Hubert Priest being fouled gaining eppllcante for Pack to will be on represent! live a of Central Florid* March St. home and toachea at I-ytnan School Other church people are cordially r two point lead for tha Oviedo Monday evening, Feb. 10, i t 7: JO, Rv! Ckos* Chapter*. Also present Thoao amwnmetnff tor the • New Smyrna, whh height and abt to Longwood. They alao have one Invited to attend this conference Uons. The ronlest was very close, at the Firat Methodist Church. In w ar John Oates, Director Field ftoe yaetarday, and when* ito lit » awamped the Aemlnnle High ion, Thomas A. Cobb, who Uvea at at th* Orlando church which is one ‘team forging ahead and the Ihe meantime, anyone Interested in Service, Southeastern Area, Atlanta School basketball team last night VIS Oak Ave, with his wife and two nonneemento apptarad to lh a 0WH located on Beat Central ft, serosa the other, throughout the entire Joining may telephone him during Harold B. Narman, Washington Na­ fard Harald worn Mis* Ml ~ In New Smyrna by a iop-ilded aeera aona, Tommy Jr., and Mike. from the Chamber of Commfree the day at Jlol, or after working tional Director of services to area o( 84-40. first half. > • Cobb |a g membaf ot the Firat bulk) Ing, It Kgs tha one-two punch of Keith hourg at MSO. and Chapters'. Donald Doyln. Field ..Tito gwnl/tole High School dalary PreVkyierlan Church of Hanford, Malcolm and Hubert Priest again Also at the leaders' committee Representative for Central Florida: Feda defeated the New Smyrna B ar Cimpbcll-Losjlng Post No. 31 of I f year* 14-yaar-aU toeomeilva LOS ANO El,Eg GD—Th* *npacing Ihe Mone attack. Malcolm meeting, Woodrow Cash, sacretary, Dean Osborne, Orange County acudai on their own court Jan, 10 Ihe American Legion. Veterans of mglnaer Rudy Rloani and Raleigh g lnttr whoso train evarturnad blttlfig for 28 and Priest betting announced the formation of a new Chapter Chairman. Tho Rev. Mil- blit couldn't duplicate the'feat at Foreign Wars Post No. 3282, San­ farmtr-ietrsraan* • Sunday, kilting 20 persona, will Ring, den in Pinecrest section, due to ton II, Wyatt, Chapter Chairman, Now- Smyrna. ford Lodge Nu. 1241 of tho Elks, IS despite a severe cold, Tho thr** announeemtnto for b* given * payrhluti ir axanilnatlon tha office being vacated at tha The first quarter ended IMS in th. Increased number of Inltresied Scmlnol,. County, gave the invoca­ Thr Barracudas Jed by a 47-17 Sanford Lodge No. 82 of Ihe Mason, favor of Oviedo. The half st 33-23 jboyi there. Mrs. A. E. Cirell will tion and the following gave talks mark at halftime and Seminole Monro# Chapter No. IS, Taylor today, DDL Atty. S. Ernest Roll 0\ h', pVasant Ta"rm" by*San! In fsvor of Ihp Lions. |b* thr Den Mother, sullied by on the various aspects of fund so­ lllgli School couldn’t narrow the Cnmmandrry No. 28, Morocco annniinrei . ford Doudney who has apant 41 Temple, Sanford Shrine Club, and Roil .aid h* wanted to -get an , „ ri in , ho o(f|f# of the g«mIn. When Die Hornets came back in Mr*- v - **■ Smith. •r'lrti'ler P'alls licitation: margin. the Seminote County Chamhrr of explanation of Sanla l a anginear oln „i„ County -Tax r .. Assessor * . . . . . . . wilt unthe second half trailing by 12 were made for the probable organi Needs of tl*d Cross in 1938, John Dav id Neely and Elyle Norman Frank Darrlih'a alalemriit that h# doubti-dly enliven th* political talk points the quick punch of John F.IIL cation of a den in Loch Arbor, to Gales; Campaign planning, Wat- jcombined lo score fifty points for Commerce. thought lie saw an orango grovo that haa bean circulating, more and Danny (Ircen as well at Benny be composed of both new and ex­ ter Slatterly, chairman New 8myr-|Ihe winners, while Robert Samuel, before th# two^ar train Jumped «r lasa xnder cover of rumori Baumann made them surge with­ perienced Cubs. W. Fred Peacock, died at l:3o n* Beach Chapter Public Infer-. ** usual got his share of Ihe Celery a. m. this morning at thf Railroad the rail* on a curve In tin An­ rathar than anoouncamcnto, in live puints nf the Oviedo Lions. E. D. Klrchhoff, chairman of Ihe ■nation, Major Carravuelo, cxccu- Ecds points hy the tune of IT. hospital In Wayrroas, Ga., after gela#. Thar# it no such orang# But again Malcolm came to the pack leaders, urged that alt Cuba live-secretary, Dct.and Chapter; Ji"i Owen, with hti fast break Sonia candidate# appear ralact* grov# In vicinity. an illness of three year*. rescue and quick goals by Mai- participate In annual Boy .'(emit Worker Recruitment and Tisluing- and Improved floor play scored 13. ant to mako known their Intan* Mol] said Parrish, 81, took full Ilona sine# an nccbuntlng must be Born Jan. 12, 190.1 In Kastman, folm, Priest and Andy Duda, who Week, Feb. S-12, climaxing in tha llarvoy Huggins, Volunten' Na- Tho Seminole High School team Ga., hi# residence in lanford waa responsibility for tha accident, made of tbtir ax pana«a whan an. was put In tho first string in Jim 5L John's area Kickahookle at the Ilona] Campaign, vice chairman; missed the efforts of Jim Hawkins, 211 French Av*. He waa employed saying: Hl blacked out. I didn’t nouncement la made. Hill’s place last night and netted Sanford Municipal Stadium on Sat­ Advance Gifts, Jim Roach, West who wai out of Ihe contest became hy th* ACL Railroad for fiva yaari know wo ware going tbat fast 13 point* for the victors, kept Ovie­ urday night, Fob. 11, and In the Volusia Chapter; Business Soli­ of lllncas. So far, there are ne committed before hi# three year lllnesi. (nearly 70 mile* an hour)." Roll candidates other than the in rum. do In the lead throughout the game. observance of Scout Sunday the citation, Col. Hoy Foster West The Seminote High School B following day, Survivors include hla widow, also said Parrish had rejected the Bay Fore, ceptain of the team, Cubmastei Ted Williams com­ Volusia Chapter; tu-sldenlial Soli­ Squad also attributed to New Smyr­ bent for tho offices eft Clerk Mrs, Evelyn Peacock; two daugh­ did a beautiful defense Job end pleted detail* of (he pirate Pack citation, Mrs. Philip Marz, Sem­ na* happiness by bowing to the WASHINGTON if* — A mystery* ters, Mr*. Philip Skatei, lanford, atory of fireman Homer Smith, of Court. Tag Collector, Sheriff, message from Soviet Premier who said h# urged Parrish to uia County Judge, County Commie, petted some beautiful long shots Meeting tomorrow night. At that inole ’ County Chapter; Mural Junior narrarudas 34-32. Mrs. Donald Smith, Waycrosi, Ga.; for the Oviedo Lions. One of the time Carl A, Preacotl will form Solicitation, Burton Brown, Chair­ Doug .Scott was high polri man Bulganin to President Eisenhower two grandsons, Philip Skatas Jr„ th# emergency brake and that alon, Constable, and JqiUce of tha had the capital speculating today Parriahh did so, "but nothing hap­ Pea re. with 19. most spectacular point* of the a Webeloa den of the highest rank­ man, Lake County Chapter. the Russians plan to spring some Sanford and Donald Smith Jr., pened." game was Malcolm's tip In. Qualifying dates tor atotawtd* WaycmiR, Ga.; hla mother, Mr*. _ ■1 ing Cub Scout! training to become Following the meeting, Nearman nawr diplomatic maneuver. office* hav# b##n act bglnnlng addressed the group *t the luncheon The Oviedo B squad defeated the Boy Scouts. W . J. Peacock Sr., Eastman, Ga.; Soviet Ambassador Georgi N. Democrats Claim Fab. *1 to March 8. served In the Chapter House. Hornet B Squad 43-2* In tho pre­ Zarubin arranged to deliver Ihe fiv# sis tori, Mrs. E. C. Glddtni, Eastman, Mr*, it. C. Coleman, liminary game. Representatives attending the message personally to Klacnhowvr. Bright 1956 Omen meeting from Seminole County were The Hornels completely overTh* most rommonly held theory Eastman; Mra. David White, Cocoa; Mra. Jack Sassard, DeThe R*v, Wyatt, Chairman; Mr*. lowered th* liny B quintet but waa that Bulganin wai making a Land; Mr*. J. P. Robertson, Dal­ PITTSBURG HI — Democrats Alden L. Bridgcrs, Chairman 1930 height did not seem to register from new approach on disarmament, a las, Tex.; two brothers, J, 8. Pea- claimed a bright 19M omen to­ Fund Campaign; Mr*. C. R. Daw­ the score poin t subject on which h* and Elsenhow­ rock, Femandlna Beach; and W. day from their party’s 3-1 victory In Ihe first congressional election son; Mr*. Philip Marz and Mrs. An accident Monday afternoon er exchanged notes last year after ' Lorne Mathers was high with 13 J. Peacock Jr., ganfoni. OAK RIDGE, Tenn Oft— Gov. Mary D. Knox. of th* year. Republicans; however, shiwtly before 3 o'clock at Ihe In­ the Geneva aummlt conference. and Raymond Milker end Joseph Funeral arTaugamenta win be saw no such significance Hi ft. tersection of 9th and French Ava. The exchange followed Elsen­ Duda came second with 10 points LeRoy Collins of Florida laid to­ announced at a later dato. day location of atomie Industry In 81*1* Sen. Elmer J. Holland, JERUSALEM CM - Israel a*4 earned property damage estimat­ hower's proposal for mutual aerial esch for the victors. But the playlha South "will thow that our ap­ alerted to succeed th# Ut# Rep. Egypt hav# accepted i three-point ed at more than »flOO. Ing of Tom Smith, liny gutrd, a inspection of American ami Rus­ 2 FSU Students V*r* Bitcksnan (D-PA), tohl re­ V. N. pear* plan for th* dispute According to an accident report sian military olabllslnncnu. 'Die transfer to the Oviedn school was petite* go far beyond hog and hominy." porters the special election rosult F.l Aujak demilitarized lone.' ‘ vT filed at the Sanford Police Depart­ spectssular In tho game, especially addressing officials from Accused Of Taking ment, a 1931 Merrury sedan travel­ Russians termed his plan unac"point# out very elMrly that the The U. S . Palestine truce super­ one of his long shots. The crowd 10Collins, captabto unless fitted Into a broad N Southern states, added: D#mocrstle party is on lh« march vision organisation announced tk t ing west on 9th St. and driven by feme to It's fret with cheers and agreement after Secretary D if "As the world crosaei the thresh­ Examination Papers Ivitfy l-aili* Johnson, ■ 38-year disarmament program of th# kind back to the presidency." laughter as tiny Freddy Alford, a old Into the new atomic age, the which they advocate and the TALLAHASSEE f/P» — Two Hammsrikjnld conferred here and And Stslo Sen. Joicph M. Barr, laborer of Paula failed United States ha* rejected, ninth grader put |n the lest few South should be the first region to Florida Stat. University students old-negro * Democratic state chairman, said In Cairo with leaders of both na* ' , . , n ' , m nonce an oncumlng ear after Diplomats, however, did not rule minutes of pity, completely stole havp both feat firmly plantad on lions, TALLAHASSEE CIV- Ptaslee in a italemant at Harrisburg: Ui? bell from a tell Hornet player llw inside." , .V l * " '" l”* “ "PPi"* th , Intersection, out th# posilbUlly of tome Soviet Hsmmarikjold hid proposed' th* final examination question, or , Th« Mercury crashed too a 1933 “111# g rist victory of Rep.-slect and while they stood spellbound bid for joint action to Ihe Middle Street* of Lake Park n y a h# won’t The officials are meeting with plan originally last Nov. I, after Holland, a staunch supporter of b* able to perfect hla appeal In carried it through to the basket for Atomic Energy Commission AEC Cast or a proposal for high-level Iiraall and Egyptian force* elathsd two points. Ave. driven hy Tom David Moody, talk* on Far Eastern problems, ihe Colllnz eislbillty suit until lha Atilsl Slavsnion, Is a significant In Ihs Negev Desert area alonf officials and representatives of middle of next wenk "at the earli­ Indication nf Pennsylvania's pre­ Th* student honor eourt made co-yrar-otd mechanic of Orlando. with Bed China lilting In. hi High scorer for the B string wai the .Southern Regional Education est." eminence In aa Important presi­ th* Israell-Egyptlan border. a man named BUI Klcdvik with 13. Board (SREB) to dlicuia possible the recommendation yesterday on Patrolman Arnold Williams of Under th* plan (1) Egypt witt Circuit Judge Hugh M. Taylor tha basis of an investigation In dential election year." the Sanford Police Department In­ Tbit gives Oviedo a fi t lead In ways of developing nuclear indus­ • i i,^ , let th* truce group put domiNiI. ruled two weeks ago that Gov. Col­ which the student government or_ _____ ________ vestigated th* accident nd filed th# Central Florida Conference and try In Florida. lines whatever the U. N, n e t ' Glisson Services lin* can run for reflection. Street*, * 7-4 overall lead. Hi* Oviedo Collins, Gov. Raymond Gary of ganlxation took a leading part.. |charges against"jnhnson for’ "faUBulganin Suffering tlnn think necessary. (2) Egypt an announeid candidate for gov. Lions will show who Is the Central Oklahoma and Gov. Frank Clem­ University President Doak B. ing to yield the right of way." To Be Held Friday ernnr who brought the aetion, laid From Tour Effects withdraw any “ minor encroach­ Florida Conference top (cam when ent of Tenneiaoe head tha list of Campbell raid further Investiga­ ment* which might atiU rem its IS Funeral aervlcaa tor a former he would appeal. •hey meet Grovelend In Oviedo state officials on the program. tion was being made In an effort NEW DELHI <*- Soviet Promler (he son#, and (3) Israel will T9r He haa so day* or until March resident of lanford, Mrs, L. C. Friday night. to uncovor possible accomplices, School Board Backs Bulganin I* lulfering from tha f nliiMB, who died to St, Pateriburg 10 under court rutea in which to after effects nf his ilrenuous Asian move aR her military tore**, eh* Still unexplained Is how th* ques­ Oroveland Hands 7-fl In the Cen­ steel** end mines from th# aona. ■'■r perfect hla appeal to the Supreme tions were obtained. . • iat tral Florida Conference and has Coty Canvassing tour, informed sources said hare Television Proposal h *“ h#reJiB. f,n 27 Court. r AtkivBtftf r « . a I ^ ® P* Friday, not been detested this yesr. But today. But they declined to aay Mamas of tha two male studenti The qualifying deadline for the BANDIT REFUSES OFFER T GAINESVILLE 'M— A plan to *t Rrision Funeral Horne with It Is understood they have not Political Leaders war* withheld pending a final de­ provide e duel educational-com­ May primaries Is noon March 8, exactly whit the trouhls Is. CATLErrSBURO, Ky. UR — A ‘ the Rev. A. G. Mclnnla officiating four played such learns as Pearson, PARIS UR—President Bar.* Coly termination In tha case. Indications were it might be days before tha appeal dead­ mercial television channel inntl tor would-be bandit dlt tanned torned dowa a Boone and Edge water thus far canvassed top political leaders to­ Students who bought atolan fialnesvilWi waa endorsed by ihe Interment will be la Evergreen line, fatigue, heart strain or . .Jaundice. chance to get hslMbp to iCleveland Cemetery. day for their advice on the choice this year. Gov. Col line, who haa laid he • Source* eloae to Ihe Ruialan _ Alachua County school board yeaMr*. Gllaeon mad* her home would leak reflection If ruled eli­ Embasiy here aald It had been In­ yesterday, of France’s new Premier. There questions made a had deal, Dr. Campbell said new questions ware !™Ujr ?ver 'h* objection# of the l with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph t}. gible, said he would Ilka to get I formed by Moscow only that Bul­ lit entered th* Virginia RaiUuwas belief he would announce a University or Florida. rani, picked up some candy and BOARD CLAMPS DOWN Steven* of Bt. Petersburg tor sever­ nomination by Friday, and that prepared tor lemraier exania thii ganin la "resting" after the tour, decision a* quickly as passible, The endorsement waa condi­ LINCOLN, Neb, IB—The Lincoln Socialist leader Guy MoUet would week ae soon ae tha theft was dis­ tioned which hid "atralMd" him physi­ cigarettes, handed the eaihir W upon Board of Control ap­ al geara. covered school bodrd today damped down be the man, Butvlvors Include her daughter cally. Moneow reports My he hat cento and, whan she opened proval ef the project at lta meet­ TOOL! OF TRAD! on "patting th* hat’* by school Ev*n if Coty haa already made Mn. Ralph 1, Stevens; a grand­ not been seen to pobUe line# Jag. rask ragister, drew a gun ing here In February, u ld , "This )a a holdup I chlIJren and teachera. The board up his mind, custom requires him ACT. SAFETY MEETING Dr, John 8. Alien, University daughter, lira. Don Krauai of 8L LOUISVILLE, Ky. (* - Whan 8. IN to «K to Ctoveland." said it "feared undesirable condi­ to interview the leaden of the The Firet Quarterly Meeting of vice president, told tha school Petersburg; and g grandson, Lt. arretted yesterday, Jonathan Faria Thai* aoureee aald replied, tions" among youngsters. It ruled major political factions before be tho Jackaonvllle Safely Committee board the unlveriUy feel* educa­ Ralph E. Stevena, Jr., stationed Parka, Fresno, Calif., told pollen during hie monthlong collecting money for gifts tor announces his decision. But Mol- will be held In the aaiembly room tional and commercial Interests on with the Air Fore* at 'Tampa and h» was a writer carrying lha tools plaintd of what appeared to h* school personnel either In or out let has been the leading contender of the new ilallon beginning at television are compatible, He making hla home to Rt. Peters­ or his trade Polle* charged Parts, some h e a r t discomfort. Th* of school la ubeo. Exceptions may since anon after the results nf tha T o’clock this evening, ACL per- said further he would rather Ihe burg; a nephew, Robert E. William- It, with ataaling a typewriter and source* refused to elaborate eg *ay aatt V yew m d to.* Vm ft* he ted * been w* «*4 ft* «n> JuftM Be made In cases of serious illness, Jan. S parltmenury election be­ aoaiMl, their families and friend* Board of Control consider the plea at Orlando; and several ether 1phonograph Ireto Redto SUtica . tHKYWa came *--------1 u s cordially ty ltad to attend. "without betog kitfortUM «f ipecial ;awj > .. L_«i * y \ ' --‘V" ' ' . \ • s. , •:■ 1*...... ■ft.: it* .. ‘w j,cmu--vawMWw«l*hA.jL Sjl>L uvsit; Clerk Of Court Job $150 Damage Estimate Sought By R. Cobb Put On Station-V/agon In May Primaries Mid-Winter School Starts Thursday At Orlando Church If ^ ^ Spectacular Game January Pack Meeting Politics Underway As Three Hopefuls Reveal Intentions Is Set For Tomorrow Holding Tight Grip Local Delegation Attends Red Cross Orlando Gathering New Smyrna Wins Over Seminole Hi Engineer To Gel N W. Fred Peacock Dies This Morning After Long Illness Mystery Message From Red Premier Causes Speculation 9 v ’ f 0 Southern Appetites Beyond Hog, Grits Accident Occurs Monday Afternoon Streets Is Unable To Perfect Appeal u& xrjssr .. 'n'"r°'n • ^ Israel, Egypt Okay Three-Point Plan ™^ �WXST PALM m e n u - l i c k , ard imtr. Tf, wu thirgad witk atttult with is alUttpt tb kill Id a warrant aware out yuurdiy by Q f l,K f County Solicitor Cbtrlca A, Nugent Story wai charge 1 with ihootini Capt Joe Ecudder aboard Scudder'a yacht Onika Sunday following an argument which pollc* said be­ gin ic a bar. . Seudddar. who Uvea at the tame addraia aa Story, waa reported ta "iitlifadory condition" la Good Samaritan Uoipltal. AAP 0U§ FINEST QUALITY I W l t l Tlorida P r o d u c ts Festival Potatoes ^ Sauerkraut §£ 13c AAP GUI FINEST QUALITY -WHOLE Tomatoes s?!25c • Chicken sr 33c ANN PASS S 1-LB. CANS Pork & Beans 35c AAP o u t FINEST QUALITY SWANSON BONED iiifMiainn FOB SUPPEB ' LASTNKlMT r ' ANN PA»* PREPARED Spaghetti 3“c-‘ 35c • MILD A MELLOW COFFEE 1-Lb. BAG Eight O'clock 75c WHITE HOUSE NON-FAT-DBY Instant Milk?*' 2 3 c JIM DANDY ENRICHED N UTLEY COLORED QUARTERS Margarine -g* 17c # WHIE HOUSE SAFE, PURE, BTER1LT Evap. Milk 3 -Lb. 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PRODUCE 10c c. ibp tcc.ua W AXED PAPER 1 ft- Gentle * For Dlahaa LU X LIQ U ID Lux Regular Size T O IL E T SOAP Detergent SURF Converted Rloa U N C LE BEN'S Nibleta WhoIe'Kernel Ib. pkg.37c - * *»•». LETTUCE 19c yellow in n . ONIONS Kltchan Charm LU X FLA K ES Ib. 35c AAP GARDEN Mar cal Dinner Marcal Paical Ib. 39c ALLGOOD BRAND SLICED SUPER-RIGHT WESTERN NAPKINS 3lbs.1.00 SUPER-RIGHT BONELESS tma EMPEROR 6 M M S RED DELICIOUS 3,c GOLDEN APPLESRIPE 39c BANANAS ir-0*. 2 F op 17c Lg. Pkg. 31c lib * 23c 12<oi. Can 2 Heads 19c , 3 lbs* 15c 5 Ib. Bag 49c Ib. 13c Ib. 17c Ib. 12c S p ed il! ja n e Parker GOLDEN Pound Cake 25c JANE PARKER LUICIOU* BLUEBERRY PIE (say make), Large 6Ue ja n s p a r e d IVO RY SOAP PROTEIN BREAD 49c Delicious Luf 20c MO MAGNOLIA. AM. # • * !w m a i •ANCOKIL YUMUDA *-» • �Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Hears Talk On Ballet THE FIRST 15.11 INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS FOR tbs Rain* how (iirla was held In the Masonic Hall Monday night. Shown left to right, first rowi Elizabeth Russo, Carol Ellison, Shirley Morgan, Mrs. Reynolds, Irma Jean Corley, Mrs. Corley. Pat Nix, Dottle Wil* Hams, Nan Cushing, Socond row: Jackte Davis, Catol McNeill, ^ e g g y Lundqulst, Margaret Ellison. Third row; Mary Ann Ledar- S o cia l £ v c h 1a DEBARY- Tha DeBary Woman’s boy of Iowa, Mrs. Falk finished her revie7. club which met Friday afternoon in the Community building were The curtains of tha stage parted treated to a surprise program. and out slapped the author. After Mrs. Harry Falk entertained with an ovation Wheelcsa answered a book review of “ Where the queries about his life In Florida, Meadow Lark Calls" by Verne A. hia Interest In the oldest Cypress Wheelcsa of Longwood, This (ait in the world, the Big Tree below moving story of a farm boy of Sanford. He showed the club two W ty year* ago was replete wllh of the old gramophones invented anecdotes of a lively Instinct for by Edison In 1*87 end played machinery as opposed to the alow f r o m the cylinders, "The going animals powered processes Preacher and The Bear" and of the Helds and harvest. “ Uncle Josh at the County Fair." Young Wheelcsa was never Whcelesa drove tn the meeting satisfied with conditions as they in his Model T Ford which is were and in hia urge to better his pride end Joy, something with them often came a humorous which be hat tinkered for 36 cropper, Hia utilisation of an old years. coil, g pair of dry cells and a Afile wire led lo an Interesting electrical Tojuvenalnr' In the Iron Lutheran Ladies g Ata where curious barnyard anlmal* learned about static the Aid Society Has hard way. Alas, one night hia father Meeting In Home strode across the driveway in a The Ladlei Aid Foclaty of the rainstorm which conducted the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer current robustly to his point ol met Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the contact with the gntc-lhis before home of Mrs. J. C. Jorgenson with the horrified Unvcnlnr could dis­ Mrs. B. Wacker as co-hostess. connect It. The circuit also conBefore the business meeting an (^■cled with the horse and the en­ suing screams of man and heait interesting and informative liim, would have delighted the most “ A World Tour of Missions" waa Mood thirsty Apache, But this way shown by the Rev, Phillip Schlesshr learned until he installed his mann. Mrs. Henry Thurston presided owm radio station which was at first attached to a hundred feet or over the business. Routine reports an of aluminum wire atop a pine were given the Committee Chair­ tree with dire results to our hero. men. During the business meeting it Tha lad’s Insatiate curiosity for Inventions from th« time he wit- *aa decided lo send clothing to 'sed a neighbor, about lo dyna- World Relief. Alt clothes lo be Ite, holding the fuse In his donated should be taken In Senmouth, brought progress and sat­kartk’s Glass and Paint Store by isfaction In solving methods of February II. bettering farm labor and trans­ The Quarterly Magaiine nl the portation. Wheclesx told of the Lutheran Women’s Missionary slay whea- he achieved an old League was given tn those pre­ Merkel Inotorcytle and exhibited sent, this tn be read and Mra. it st the county fair where a Inw Esther Fisher, president of the filing plan* accompanied his Florlda-Reorgla District of the hair raising stunts, the plane League will be asked to attend the being piloted by a young man by next rcguler meeting to lead the .tt e name of Edilu Rlckenbackcr. discussion oh the quarterly, and This waa tha legend ot the farm explain the functions of tha League more fully. Refreahmenta were served by the hosiAises to the following, Rev. end Mra. Phillip Schtesamann, Mrs. J L. Alsman, Mrs. Hilt Southward, Mra, David Green, Mrs, Marvin Page, Mrs, Marlon Harman, Mra, W. E. Read, Mra. USED CAR John Senkarik, Mr*. Esther Trued, Mrs. Perry Senkarik, Mra. W. H. I* CLEARANCE Knatcr, Mra. Joseph Meiach, Mra. S. J. Peterson, Mr*. W. J. Atkin­ son, Mrs. Henry Thurston, Mrs. M. D, Hodges, and Mra. J. S. Kkem. r BUICK Group Takes Tour i O BUICK REDAN 4 A |0 B Fully Equipped f Clean — Hood Tire* I Q DODDE SEDAN 4 H 0 1 W Deed Tlrea— Extra Clean 51 BUICK J Deer, SEDAN Clean | .00 Badlo,1 Heater Dynaflow Law Mileage Fully Equipped The Sanford Business and Pro­ fessional Women|s Club was the first women* organization to make a tour of the new hospital. The large group assembled at lh* hospital. Monday night in spite nf the heavy rain. Mra. Mary Detynea who la a member of the BPW and la superintendent of nurses, conducted the Inspection explaining II)* different featprae •* the new structure. Sit) So. MAGNOLIA AVE. k PHONE 1034 HANFORD ! * * -* * m I k iT t T R IA L BI RTHS FRIDAY, J /N . 27 at 7:30 P. M. REHEARSAL — LIGHT REFRESHMENTS A. f . RAMSAY r . L. M ILLIE R *f$rdfr mm s (psA ijom dA TAYLOR COMMANDRRY No. 21 K T CALLED CONCLAVE N IC H O LSO N B U IC K CO . IMl V, U ’Ki IWrxrMl4 V»| l n '.if i «,«•« Beta Slcm* Phi Sorority hcln lt> loguiAt meeting Monday mgut ai the home of Mrs. Gordon Freder­ i'H A m m avvcNTBU* He groaned. tfi4 began to ML i down to Jtixrrz for thrm. Tm jt*lQ ick, 2024 Rosa Court, with Mrs. TIUT evening Adam res*hid ’m building you • now house," get the tome thing (or • third, E. C. Harper, Jr., anti Miss heme on Urns and same Into tn* i growlfd. Ho glnncod up at her aotnelimes Im*,'' bouat a* usual, aaking U dinner a something wrong with .that, "Kxerpt for Iho small Iscl tffil Janette Wolfer hoateasoa. *** ready. . . 0?" J umm lo thrro hundred mile* Before the opening of the meet •ho sighed "1 don’t think t awoy," Ann knew at a glance that he’d Ing, Miss Anna Corley was given -Well. w„ fmM ,tnv, the deputy, ah* told him ant to quarrel with you. Adam." her Pledge Ritual, since when Ihr ***n Uomoiimea. hi* tone wan re*- ovtf ,hp *■<.,.]( m-i," she **> I s c § ah* d aevt dinner «n lb* table in unable lo be present when Ihc i five minute*. . ovablo. almost calm. "1 with you M -but I’ve an even belle? other pledges were given their quareel. Ann. A real good p ^ i ’” *<* “What* all UitaT” ho asked, sold might et**r Ut* air. and got * She ' knew . . *xl<t, . . ' oi .jo • formal Initiation In November. pu.umg her sewing out of his m klUu, ,. , a mini, oho Mrs. George Andrew Speer in way on the couch. "Curtains T” M U . .p<> . J r . I ?».,!. - • “ v“ ■> ™* »«'«• » • «*• nounced that the Kraft nayon"I'm making a drcaa—a skirt, nalie label* had been sent to the rather—to wear during Piarta. “> s itu ? — “ •e r . w a ■ w r a p j school for exeepttonil children in ”Uh* these squaw ikirls and Ha ahruggrd. "O X If you oay • * '” * *° cn "*u*J**i */J * Orlando, end a letter of acknow­ tiling* at tn* Fun and NeedieaT” » * while down there she could p«.t ledgement and appreciation had • a e 0 up Adorn a Un (Ixturco. . “More or lean Uke been received by the school. Now agreed. “Ho d love you using him ami Ida Building. Ana Azus discovered, wont went committee members war* an-1 "I’ve had t m my mind te buy much uch fatter faster in us Now New Mexico than Pl*"» to do a favor for another nounetd. and discussions were t you on* Ot thee* out/Ha- deem* ail it did la Missouri. One need not man,” aaid AU.im idly. That prah atrd sot alt an on the the wralhrr. weather. With no a Saturday afternoon. In lha ohailo ‘ held on savers!- matters, With no dames nave 'em. t aetteed e wait of a leaning, skirnicd-hnrk cotton* ,. -; The program for lha evcnln* h,ue on* m tbetr window, all rut- baeemrat a* such, the house went wood, Adam had a«t a door acroas':*.-’* up amnmagly fast. It eat an a t»e* aad muff—a realty pretty waa a "most Interesting lecture" stop*, and waa oa two levels. The aaw herieo, and woo planing -Uhi , on letlet and Dance given by blue.” i held the heater room aad a edge with long' rhythmic She etoed with the eoeeenli la tower Mra. A. B. Duxkury or the Dux* reread roam which »ae variously of hlo arms. Pinky sat on a bag o f- ; bury School of Dance. Mra. Dux- her hands. "Do you have any )dea spoken of as the "office,” by Ann. cement amt watched hia cloverr bury told tKt or gin of Dance, of what tbit ihop charge* for a and as the "ski room.” by Pinky. hands, thmighirully picking up tha t the gradual ehange and growth, Plena ireae. Adam Laird T" Pinky had, as Ana prophesied, curio aa they fell away from the He folded hie a e w i p a p i r . got quickly ever sny peeve. With gleaming blade. The amtll of new ai Influenced by times and tradi­ haus, Jaha Brown, Nancy Cash, Amoretta Spalr, Elizabeth Wood­ tions, until It became tho Ballet "I'ney'v* got enough good* is 'em ta days, eh* waa baek ee the old lumber waa about them tn ibo ruff. Nellie Pickens, June Jennings. Lest rowi Mrs. Virginia Ander* Us coat quit* a bvt foe yardage.” baste Ana suspected thet Adam warmth: Ann waa at the rcaf of son, R. 11. Williams, Mrs. Llnnle Moye, Mrs. Mmy Alice Wyatt, ai we know It today. She exhibit­ Mha Mt the brown duh doom. hsd msds some sort of apology for the home, talking tn tlormaiut ed the manv articles of clothing "They do toot quit* a bst,” the about lh* way the door to the Mis. Virginia Burney, and Mrs. M Sheppatd, all niemhets of the used by a dancer, explaining agreed. “Why, Adam, thetr prteee her. Ftnky liked the new house and kltchrn ataira should open. C.’: advisory board. (Photo by Jamoson) interested In Ms treat detail: their us* and purpose and their run aa high as a hundred deliare was it was she who Insisted that Adam, "I’d not let tin to the fly-hoy,- , orgin. The various positions er mure;” when he installed the house plumb- PUtky waa laying, "that there wad l end basic steps of the dancer “Well ether girt* hew* ’em. And tag, should also pip* the front lawn another man.“ She dropped h e r.1 were illustrated by Mis* Joni thoee big Silver belt* toe." for eprinklrra. voice in an Inlimuto way that nl* 1 "Oh, euro," she eetod. “TouTl Saunders, "Yon have to, tt yen went wayo made Adam's opmo shiver, ’ n hundred for n eotua g rassr Deliciously. „ At lha dote of the program, hams oat and another fifty far a Con­ “Yeah, hut do we went m m T " “Ml go aak Ann what ahw refreshment* ot cn(f*« and apple drees, cha bate Whet’s get mt* yon. any­ ah* give him * push—not a gen­ thinks," ha aaid quickly. I’mky^ turnover* were served by Ike way?" tile oae: he Simeat Nil over. “You watched him lope awny. and pUytech' Mr. and Mra. Ralph Lossing Jr. cessories were black and while hostesses. He mt down nt Me end ad tha won't want to out It, young man, with her shaving curia. *" 1 table; she took her chair. “Meet but you'ro going to have graml" announce the marriage of her and she carried a bouquet almtllar Ann aaid Indifferently that -lit* girls would jump at the ehanee of One might think, Adam dacided, Mexican llxturra would probahlf mother. Mrs. Ethel Ada Geisler to that of the matron of honor. a present ihe that" that he waa building Pinky’s house, ha all right. No, she didn’t hit* j of Orlando to George Schamp of Ralph Lossing Jr. efrved at VFW Auxiliary Is “Watt, fm net meet girt* r * she waa a* interested in itn every My other Ides*. Toledo, Ohio and Canada Sunday your wife, aad when you lot yeur aspect, ovary detail. Me waa n Adam had good reason lo pup» afternoon at 3 p. m. in the Loo­ best man. Planning Valentine extravagance run away with you. help, though—she thought of the ale about Aune behavior thtgh ; sing home. A reception waa held Immedi­ 1 have to make w w far tL" Uh* resale value, the huyer-appenl, of days. He didn’t know what had The Rev, Delgado of Winter ately after the ceremony In the Tea February 15 was thinking of th*lr baby, tha •very feature. T m not planning got into the girl! If she- had I ' Park officiated the simple cere­ home. Only close friends and the Plan* for a Valentina Tee In he ha by they couldn't have, beeaua* to sail this hone*." he told her, to grievance, why didn’t she epcafcJL family attended the ceremony Inmony. Basket* of chrysanthe­ out? U the didn't want Aqaiq, held Feb. 13 in th« American H was too eostly, with the heapHel *•• what she’d say. mums and straw flowers along eluding guesta from DeLand, Leilna Hut were discussed it the and alt “Won't yon show It to people no around, why not aay eoT He'd nut’ "I'm earning good money. Azu*. they’ll hire yon to build them ona hold any woman against her wtili.V with fern decorated the rooms. Orlando and Sanford. VFW Auxiliary No. Two. Semi­ Thera were Uioae who did Ituo After a short wedding trip to nole County Post 32(2 Tuesday Tou don't have to worry.” H* Just Ilka It?" Fern was placed in the windows handed her h«r plate. -Writ—“ hia company—namely, pinky. ' and vases of chrysanthemums and southern Florida the roupio will evening. “You tokt me that once before "Sure yen wig. Yo* dent plan wm aeeing a lot of Pinky thoea be at home in Orlando. fern were used on the tables. Mrs, Anns Hall and Belly Jane • . ." ahe broke off. the pointed to carry a long board up th* moun­ days. Had Santa Fe been Keniugf, Matron of honor for her mother ly, Ann would have heard many., Miller were Initialed a* naw to hia shirt pockst. *1 know you rs tain to that Project, do you T" was Mrs. laming and maid of Adam did not plan on that Al­ latex Rut of course, it waan’t “ member* amt It was announced got a teurt sow*neons shoot a gaa honor waa Mtu Ethel Ada Gels- 1EM Wives Club Has that president. Batty Smith, will furnaes.” ready he wee eoasidsrtng s change Kennerly. ..A. “Space heater. Hot a furnace." to doing hia own contracting work ter, another daughter. Pinky wasn’t Linda, either. TIM attend lha VFW district session "You etthl term to have don* solely. Bat why should Pinky be "thing" waa entirely different (flint Given in marriage by Thomas Gala Buffet Supper scheduled to be held in Cocoa own,thing wrong." so inUr rated In his plana, end Just that “thing.” With Linda, except Daniels, Mrs. Geisler wore a February 12. O K- ao r u go to Jeff, and from hew was It that this girt seemed for ona time out at the lake, Adam knitted blue and white two pirce Thursday In USO .Mrs. Smith “ will be proud to there r i move to the poerbouee." to put hi* own Ideas into prastical had nevar earned hia feeling Imm outfit with while accessories and Tha Enlisted Men’s Wive* Club report that the Seminole County Me needn’t have mapped a! her I form 7 Mpreaeton. That affair had cnslJR a white orchid. "But N la antrdvogent, Adam, to held a buffet supper and party at Maybe they were her town tn th* without there ever being a rccogpl* , Mra. Losalng waa gowned In a tha Sanford USD Jan. 15 a* a auxiliary has 105 per cent total gay awsh a price for a dr . If fleet plane. He wouldn't quibble Uon of A aa an affair, Med ssso-U* membership for 1IM." pink crystalette dress featuring a “ Get Together" party, it were n entt, er a peat and than about that: they wee* good that for Arm's take. The Auxiliary held a bake sale that flashy ear!" very full iklrt. She had white ac­ Tho Hfkt naturae of Mi But now ho had no such aenn During the course nf event* In front of Sears Rmbiiek Satur­ cessories and carried a bouquet Me put down hia fork, and thrust plea Pinky waa different. More aloe Mr*. Robert Jackson and Mr*. H. day and “ want* to thank all that kts thU, brown face toward her, of yellow old fashioned talisman mending, more challenging—morg Ct Colee weVe Introduced as help make it a aucc*H." hie blue eye* MaMa* “Yen wanted hotly exeltlAg than Units'! amoeihv k>*8*> guest* of hpnor ind.ipohlf .girp** a station wagon!" charms bad been, You muat hU ‘Miff Delater wore »' pint full “Ye*. 1 did,” she agreed. ”Bnt ways “do something" where PMdttf skirled dress of brocade. Her ac­ were played. ‘ Prize* wore given not a Chryeler! My heaven*. Adam, every half hour and according In waa concerned. that Milage btgger While with Ann— . M; one enthusiastic member “ a grand heueet” (To Bo ConHmoeJp, * time was had by all." Brenda Carter Is A program was presented by Naacy Rountree, who la Honored Saturday tho chairman, Mr*. Francis a Mill student at Florida State Univer­ 1 ford at the community Center, auditorium at B p. m. Deame and Mrs. Julie Duncan sity tn Tallahassee, will arrive In 401 K. 23th St. at 1:10 a.m. James Mrs. Jay H. Black « ill hold* an On Sixth Birthday was In charge nf the buffett. town this week In visit her pa­ Harris, music professor at Florida open hniiyt to all friends and ro­ It was announced that the neat rents, Mr. and Mr*. A. D. Roun­ Mr. aqd Mrs, J. W. Carter hon­ Stale University, Tallahassee, wilt tative* at their homo on 415 Mag, ed iheir daughter Brenda on her huslnrss meeting nf the E.M.W.C. tree. direct the group. Mrs. Clydo Kerce, noils from ( p.m. until id o'clock. WEDNESDAY sixth birthday Saturday, .Ian. 23 Is Feb, 1., 1538 at the Enlisted SATURDAY Men’s Club on the base at ( p. m. Hi* trataiag union supper end Casselberry, Is music director fur at their home, 1101 W. 20th St, Mra. J. C. Mitchell had as her Soi.Unolo County. The children played games In A member stated that “ the guests for th« Delta Kappa workers’ rminrll nf th* First Rap­ The R. A.'s of tho First Rap(!st Th* Lake Mary Heme Demon­ Church will gather at 0:30 a,la. the yard and were served hot E. M. W, rlub wishes tn thank Gamma meeting Saturday after­ id Cburch will be held at f:30 stration Club will have Its regular p.m. chocolate after which the honoree the following merchant* fir Iheir noon Mra. Tom Kirkland. Mrs. MONDAY Prayer meeting of the First Rap- meeting at 1 p.m. Mri. Barney opened her many gifts. donations of the prizes: Hidden L’lla Kirkland, Mrs. Hill Lnflin, Tli* Advisory Board fnf.-th# fluthiui, chuluela Club, wlU give Birthday cake and lee cream Lake Nursery, Stewards’* Florist, Mr*. Carolyn Ralls and Mra. R. O. List Cburch will be bald at 7:30 p. the temoislratlen on “Landscsp- E. M. Wives will meet at the USD m. waa served and each guest was Ramiey Florist, Rossetlcr Flnrlit, Crenshaw from Orlando. at 15 a. m. lo i” given a balloon end an oatmeal Kel’a, Hill* Hardware, William­ THURSDAY eoakio Iced with Individual son’*, Mary Brown Beauty Holon, Semlnol* Rebtkah Lodge No. 43 There will be a general meeting names. Alio given were suckers J. C, Penny L’o.. Mather*, Mary Mayfair Inn Scene wljl meet In Ihf 100F Hall at ( of the Worn i d ' s Auxiliary of the and pop corn balls wrapped in Esther*, Harrier* Beauty Nook p.m. There will be an lostalUHon AH Cnlondar lissua paper, tied with red end and- Ronnie Johnson Beauty Of Teachers Session Seminole Memorial Hospital at tha of officers and all msmbors are Yacht Club at T:M p. m. Tha board Shop." green bows. JstinffB And urged to attend. Hie Mayfair Inn was the mom will mast at » p. m. Guests wera Mike and Merllyn Th# Plneerost P-TA will moet for a Della Kappa Gamma meal­ society News Intermediate choir rehearsal nf Rudd, Susan Dekle, Cathy Todd, ing Saturday at noon with a deli­ the First Baptist Church will be at T p. m. A program will be nn Elian Belts, Dale Grltne, Karen room visitation which will give Are Requested Keeling, Eddie Litton, DeeGce Arbor Day Program rious luncheon being served to held it T p.m. Iho parents an opportunity in 70 central Florida taachera. Newsome, Donnalyn Knight, Diane Adult chair rehearsal of tha First meet their children's teachers and By 5 p, m. The The lablea wars taatafully de­ Baptist Church will be held at I bscorhe acquainted with ctsls and Merry Lee Hackett, Hobby Held A f Southside Monday at Ihe Southside School corated in spring flowers Inter p.m. and Karen Held, and Jeanne and Day Preceding routine. a "lovely" Arbor Day program >rcreed ftth natural greenary David Carter. A practice meeting of th* Counly FRIDAY Publication Mothers invited were Mrs. wa* presented In the school yard Loetl hoateaaae were Mr*. Nancy Chorus is slslsd. This wilt be s Miss Ellzabsth Dickenson, state Ralph Batta, Mri. Darrell Crlene, with lha fourth grades partici­ Brock, Mra. M. B. Smith, Mlsa district meeting and th* chorus Edna Chittenden sad Mr*. J. C. group* from Brevard, Lake and clothing specialist, (rem Tallahas­ Mrs. John Xeeling, Mra. O. G. pating. Litton, Mrs. J. T. Newsome, Mr*. Opening with t!)a flag salute a Mitchell. Ssmtnols rounds* wlU meat In Sea- see wtU conduct as all day train­ ing (or lha clothing chairmen ot Donald Knight, and Mrs. William scripture wa* then read pertain­ After a short biiilnan masting Hackett, also Mrs. Reavra and ing to Tice* by the etudent* nf a program on “What’i New In tha Home Demonstration Clubs Mrs. Symington from Canada < Mr*. Bill Walker’* and Mina Science and Literature" wai Club Entertains lltr subject will be “Judging Cloth­ and Mra. Green from Ohio. Marguerite Dalaon’i rooms given. Several members of Ihe Ban- ing for the Dress Revue." LAST TIME TODAY It waa announced that a discus- ferd Boat and Ski Club were boils The Brownlee Bible Class of the The song “ Florida My Florida" •Ion waa mad* on forming a new M c. M >1 tJttAMA til* rue was then sung and it waa reveal­ to approximately 40 guesta Satur­ Presbyterian Church wtU bsve ■ • i n a a t wurum if OAfir ed lhat the Jicaranda Circle and chapter In central Florida. Alio day night at a hamburger fry at covered dish supper at 7 p.m. In Azalea Circle of the Sanford Gar during lha event a tape recording Mullet Lake Perk. lh* Recreation room of lha annex. den Club had prasenled the school nf lh* corner atone laying of the Altar a very enjoyable meal th* Members are invited to come snd organtzetlon’i new national build­ with two azalea bushes to plant. ’J lilB lllf W M member* snd thetr guest* spent bring chlldrsn. Mlsa Gena Nunnelly accompani­ ing in Austin, Tea. waa played lh« remainder of the evening The Sinrord Junior High school ’ V . ’ ed Ihe imgera on the autoharp and proved “ most InleraiUng." visiting snd boat riding. Variety Show will be held In the after which the poem, “ Why We Plant A Trsa" was given by Mrs. STARTS TOMORROW Brock’s fourth grade. Mr*. Joe Box Supper Planned S p e c i a l t h i s w e e k o n l y ; Davis’s room thtn rendered Ihe The newly organized Friend­ HI* p i poem “ Whal Tree* Teach Ua." ship League of the Congregational was for The program was closed with Church met Monday afternoon at I r nbaervtrtc* of "Florida Products’* Festival— 2:30 p. mi In the fellowship hall Miss Nunnelly singing “Trees." saio... Tha two buihra were named by ot the church. Jnn. 19 to 24. , \ and his ihe atudenti for Mra. J. C. Mit­ Twenty on» member* were prn>This Ad will bo food for 11.50 off any Perman­ chell, principal of tha school. tent to plan for * valentine boa Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Smith ot ent Wav# (^7,50 or 0 Y#r) OR 5flc oh ShaBipoo, Bat Ladies present from the two ■upper on February 14. Hoateiaea Waycrosa, Ga. announce tha birth aad Hair Cut or Scalp Treatment. were Mr*. W. H. MlUhell end of a son, Donald Anthony Jr. circles were Mra. L. E. Spencer, Mra. William Halnbuch. Mri. H. Mrs. H. 8. Due gar. Mrs. C. M . weighing I Ihs. 11 oz. Jan. It In W. Shuman ia chairman for the Waycrosa. Sha la the farmer Flowers, Mra, Meila Starke and valentina event. Mri. J, C. Andrewa. Shirley Peacock. Mrs. Ethel Geisler, G. Schamp Married At Lessing Home Verne W/iee/ess' Book Reviewed *At DeBary V/omaris Club Meet F o rd co u pe ! TFrtS SANTOTtD HERALD • Mr«. Murray JarrUi, 111 Oak Ata Bin* DIRECT from the FACTORY sa v e $76*00 to $100-00 on t h e Finest Central Utility Boat Afloat, waa "Glfl ot A , The Meath" wlaaer fee Deeam m ? :' ' M ■■ 14 ft. with IS la. beam . . Only 1M IM j — I Nan-leak, Non-skid..... aaamleaa bet tern...... . Manet faaleninge threugkoal. Safe, Be*worthy, m „ Prove* ky I f Tear* Un w elled Per (ana eara STA FFO RD BOAT W ORKS femlaote Bird, at French Ata, an Lake Moarot tm I rH0N,,» _______ �> Hortong Reports nor t i r o G ars W H R ? .- tvV/»,' Wv/ 9BM SH ST® ? I S W » > jB f. Ury condition At alt tlmdi. wa have advocated all alone-that ilnr ahoud ba dona about the rjtua* » that Sanford can preaant its finer our vlaitora and nawcomara arriving prohlfm concarnt tha keeping of Daportmtnt Needs other problem confront* tha City of *d, and It la .one that la worthy of eltUsa’i thinking. r Flra Department naada to ba moved, pore central location .where, without Are apperatua can reach tha acene a minimum of time, pmant ,ta now cantered In on# (.that.one Hi tha haavily ton* Mi.' district At one tima. thla iaataltr, with avary home and buaUhUahmant va atons’s throw from ■have changed. Tha City haa grown I. haa become thickly populated, and tmfllloni of dollar! Invaated In costly f end buainaaa houaaa in far removed from tha present Flra Department, member, wa know that wa have a trained- Fire Department today. They the beat uae of outmodad equipment. pfhM r era lindannanned, under equipped, and &{in>«ateneed from the vary start. They S l i p done marveloua jobs wherever they go. Sanford Flra Department has an ijfa a d iit dp eorpa" aicond to nona, Each mah ?0.jawka with tha other in a spirit of friendly v«nl brotherly accord. They fight together to ^1ta#,.down tha property lota from fire in M r city. iBut, they are kept in crowded quertere, rltJit in the center of the heaviest traffic . eastern In Central Florida, and Are expected to rsaeh the acene of a fire in seconds. / ; j A hubetatlon can easily be located In The Sanford Herald m if & T O : What U more diitraetlni than a .vacaaf lot. eonipistsly frown ovsr In wood*, i r t n and with tralh, rubhlfh, and Utter sedttsrsd alt ordr tha fUcS? . It ha* batn stifgsattd that sopts of then* vacant lota a rt uaod for dumping ground* for traah. Certainly, if our faca la to ba kept clean, tha firat atap to ba mada la to hava all of theie lota ao praaantaMa that they will look like tha neighbor'* front lawn. Many of thaaa lota that can ha aeon over* grown with weeda and aeattarad with traah an* mbbleh wottld hava hotnea on them now had »hrr been In aueh a ahapa ao that they wovM ba attractive to thoaa paaaini by. To one want* to buy a trash heap. Tha eahtnaljm la on .with oqr City Fa­ th e r determined to hava ovary vacant lot. ,tn tha City aa nraaantabla as thoaa whleh have hernia on them, it's a coed move and one we ahould all welcome. the downtown area where one truck can be atatloned for Immediate danger to hualeatahilihmente where firaa are at an rbaoluta minimum. Than, tha Central Flra Daoartment. can ba located where It wll! hava saw aceaaa to all main throughfarte in even' direction. / Thera la another poaalbillty. Along with tha Central Flra Department, (meriting from a more central location, a ;Police Department substation can ba located where a patrol ear can hava easy aceeaa to the many section* of our contlnuouely growing City In ceae of emergency. Our Police cara havo the eem* trouble a* do our flra department truck*. Of course, .the police cara do a great deal of duty, and a major portion right In tha heart of tha City. Tha City's dapartmanta, especially It* vital department* such aa the Pollca and Fir# Department* must grow with the City, As tha City grows, so should thee* Import­ ant units grow along with It. All of us ean eea tha shift of popula­ tion. The relocation of business houses. Tha trend that Sanford is taking Is obvious. Aa our Board of Sanford City CommlaIloners la looking at tha picture, to must each citizen look at tha changing and grow- ing population and tha demands that must ha met by euch growth. • * .A aum of money, estimated at 1150,000 seems to ba a mountain of money at tha present tima. But it'a naadad, and needed bkdly. 'tb put, etts-ftf our dapartmanta-Into a modem, wall-equipped, faet-movlng. up-toFagsd Wednesday, January ZB, 1956 the-minuta organisation, fully prepared to rpeet tha demands imposed upon it by tha TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE And tha people with mia accord gave upward trend and a fait growing municipa­ heed unto those things which Philip spake, lity. hstrlng and seeking the miracles which ha did.—Acta 1:6. • These are n ’t idle facta. They are requi­ sites of today. ro Editor Discusses Problem , oy V tl II L.** 1 (Editor, Tho Telegram, Newark, J;' New Jertey) j Alter viewing the Negro’* poil! (lea la tha North and South, ana M g lu te wonder Juat whet doei Via Nagro went? Doai he want i an equal educational opportunity, j #r daea ha juit want lntragation. Tha Negro do** havt intrega. j don te aoma communitlei te 10m* 1 af the Eaitere and Northern State* but ho doesn't have an •flUCaiUcational opportunity anyw M B fg.thi North. Ha can attend tWUMhooli of hi* choir#, but he . itejA iad lit* job of hie choir#. M n r i$ be abl* te gat tha job for ewHHwba wai trained. * 3 P fl|h t * r intregatieo ii b*. i M pfipperted by orgtnited tabor, HBriBagreei are dested memba> , tho #nj:lae*M end draft*l W|pe* Unite, te the mechiaiit ' iMQMeetrleiesi unloae. Many i; la S M U tt .and plumber* union* ' a. 9 " 4 t0 te the " ft the major rote In aa adueational ijitem which he direct*. Under Intregetion he wUl not b« la a difoetteg position. At thle point, and in view of the foregoing, it le cryeUl clear thet the agitator* who are epaarheidmi thle movemaat are not intaraitad te aa equal adueattenal opportunity ter tha Southern Ne­ gro. And no matter what probleme the Negro ha*. Integration ie not tha eolutton You can eolva a rectal problem by mixing the race*. South America ie a good example of th* racial ebaoa that will reiult. ’ The Negro ha* a rich heritage, and ha ihould ha lighting to re­ tain hie racial inanity. In lee* than 10ft year* he bee riera from the ehject petition of e chattel elava to become a firat elaia ciUten, enjoying U of he rights, ten, enjoying all of tha right*, ad by other citiieni. He ahouid welcome the oppor­ : fB jM uthem Negio ii te a bat- tunity, whenever it preienU ltielf, ; itr^ * 4 U fti than tha Northern to run hU own achooli, hoipltele, v f.'Jgjfc educe tioailiy. At preaant church#*, etc. He ahould never An hteeut Uteri ii betel mad* to permit himtaU to ba placed la tha giva th# lautben Nagro aa equal petition of uking other* to rtOpftriualty te get aa adueatisa, cogntio him te their eecioty or te dad new Job apporhteltiee ara be­ recognit* him a* their equal. X* coming available dally for tratead ihould conduct himeelf ia aueh a Negroai. manner that ill mee would ea? dr-tha Southern Negro U eaek epeet him with op«a am i aad r itar aducetion opportunl- ragard hie friMdihlp ae aa hoaor. he* them. Ha will never Thera U not a white man anyenjoy under tstorgritioa th# op whire In the world who tetew Dr. ranownad leianttit, who doaia’t ehariek the boner. No, inlregatlon la not tha tolat i n te our problem. What wa a n d U better quellfted laedara. adueaUoniUy end morally, who will teeeh tha maieae el our rasa what te 4a with tha opporiualtiaa wa Hava. Tha Southara Nagro U being groaair milled by eutiidara who a rt not familiar with tha tlluetlon. U tha Southarn Negroai banded themlelvae tegathar, raiead 1ft mllltoa dollar#, *Sd employed the world'* beet lobbyiit* and tend them to WtthlBgton, they could not get lallilatloN patted which would gtva them tha opporiunttlei which they already have. If tha South** Negro doaia’t wake up fait ha wlU not only lo»a tho opportualtiei which ha hae, but he wlU find hlmaaU ia tha a m i heat with tha Northern Na. gro. with aethiag te Jive oa but PART IT An eppaal ahall atey all pru eeadtngi and furtherance of the action appealed from unlaai tha Zoning and Planning Commission, from whoio doelalon tho appeal la Ukan, cartlflaa to tho Board of Adjuitmont, after tha nntlca of sppaa] ahall h»»* bain fifed, that by raaion of tha facta atatad tn a cartlflcata ftlid with tha Board of Adjuitmont by tha Zoning nnd Planning Co’mmliilnn that a itay would, in Ite opinion, eauio Im­ minent pirll to Ufa or propsrty, and In all ca m wharo aald cortifieata i» to filad with tho Beard of Adjuitmont by tha Zoning and Planning Commltalen. tha dociilsn appaalad from ahall not ba itay*4 axeapt upon a »p*cl*l ordar made and antarad by tha Board of Ad* Juitmant or by a restraining ordar mada and anterad by a Court of competent Jurisdiction on duo application, after duo notleo to tha Zoning and Planning Comminion, Tha Board of Adjuatmant ahall fix a roaaonabla tima for tha haaring of all appeal*, giving public notice thereof aa wall aa duo notla* tn tha parties at inter* ait and ahall decide all question* presented to It on eppaal within a raaaonabl* tima. Upon any haaring before tha Board of AdJuatmant any party may appear In person or by scant or by attor­ ney. Section 181. BOARD OF.-APy _____ JUSTMENt. ro W E R g r’W T i NECESSARY FOR REVERSAL OF ORDER TO ZONING AND PLANNING COMMISSION] AP­ PEAL TO COURT. Thet tha Boer* of Adjuatmant ahall hava tha fol­ lowing power*: (a) To hear and dadda appeals whir* It ia allagad thara la a r m la any ordar, requirement, dadlion, or determination mada hr tha Zoning and Planning Cem- million er by any admlnlitratlra official in th» aaforeament of this Art or af any ordina nce adopted purtuant thereto. (h) To hoar and daeid* epoeial exceotione to tha term* and proviilo n r of any aoning and plnnniiui ordlnanM adopted by tha govarite Ing authority of tha City of San­ ford, Florida, by authority of thia Act. (c) To authoriao upon appeal in epectfle eaeee aueh variant* from that term* of laid ordinance a* will not ba contrary t« tha public lntarnt, where, owing to ipecill condition*, ■ literal en­ forcement of th* proriaiona of *ald ordinance will reiult tn unnaceitary. hardehlp, and *o t^et th* apirit of th* ordinance anall b* ohiem d and luhetantial juattee dene, tn exerciiing th* abort menUoned power*, euch Board may, in conformity with th* proviilona of thia Act ravaraa or affirm, wholly or partly, or may modify tha order, requirement, declaim or dateriqinatioa appealed from and may make ouch order, roquiramont, declaim or determi­ nation aa ought te ha made, and te that and ahall hat* all the power* of th* Board or affinor from whoaa docliiea tha appeal 1* taken. Tha concurring vote of four (4) member* of tho Board of Adtenant ahall ha nadaaaa: v W b any order, 'raqui doeiaton or determination of th* Zoning and Planning CommlaaJoa or any adminiatrativa official acting undar authority of aald Zon­ ing and Planning Commiialm or to daeida in favor of th* ap­ plicant any matter upon whieh it ia required te paaa under aald erdlnanot or te offact any varia tim ta ouch ordinance. FLOBfDA CLIMBING TALLAHASSEE lf*-S*eret*ry of State Grey eaye florid* haa climbed Into third plica among tha (I elatee te tho number «f now corporation! termed during Social Security Raprasantativa To Be In Sanford less. Only New York and CaUtemia ranked hither. Gray raid th# total was T.dflT, higheet tn th* etate’a hletary. He reported s.ssg eorporatloni war* termed te IM i BIO WINDSTOIM GAINESVILLE UB-A wlnditem toppled traoi on power Unoe, buildlag* and an automobile hero yea'larder but damage wa* alight aad na lnjurie* win raparted. A rap»***nt*tlve «f tho ftnetel Security Adminleteetisn District Offie* he Orlando will ho at tha Chamber eg Commown Building la Banfevd on Friday, Fob. I t Friday. Fob. l» and Friday, Frit. IT, 198* between tha hour* af t;30 a. m. and noon. This aerrira la mada avallaUa te thoaa who. with to apply for 1 WASHINGTON, D. C. - *Tt look* Uk* soma people are batten­ ing to wak* up about the conser­ vation of our meet imperiant iariire! raadure# — water," Conwtlim an A. 8. (Syd) Herinnr In:- - <«je iofta* oa tie *ovl*«-*d ‘he Preaident'a newly pubiiahtd "Water Resource* Policy". Th# Pretident'a communication cam* In th* form of tn* Congrta* and called for an eight point pro­ gram. "Tha President reiterates many of tha facta that many of us have known for a long tint*, and I am gl*£ te lay ha hat reach'd the fame cencluilon. The sum of all these facta la simply thlei water ta more than a natural re­ source. it It * naceaaity of Ufa. And in moat parte of this county, we am watting too much of it. "Florida ft hlattad with an ibundtne* of water, and our proMoma hara ar# not tha lame «• rn other parte of th# country. But even here", Horlmg aald, "w* find our water table falling »o rapidly that ear me* bountiful supply of water te wa longer unlimited. "A map af u a United-State* In th* Department af Agriculture ehowa that fn th# fanford area tha water table te ataadlly fall­ ing, while th* a m * along our aaaeeait ahow f a encroachment of ala water Into our one* pure weter supply.” Cangrettman Harlmg pointed out that the President's ratt*age called for setting tip a board ta coordinate th* facte and plant of th* varloua dapartmanta whleh are now working on the problem. Sfqeh duplication of effort can b* saved, ha laid, and a more ac­ curate study should result. "The President tufgeata that th* present program of haale data collection be aeetlerated. I think anyone sincerely Intereitad In setring the problem will 'agree with that. "I think that planning for water resources ahould b# on * Federal, State, and local bait*. In fact, it was on this principle that we wer« able last year to gat tha U. 8. Army Engineer* to agree te help clem out the Oeklawaha liver." Harlong said that h* alio was in agreement with th* President's affirmation of th* principle which reeofnlxe* that water rights are personal property right* and that no system of relative priorities for ua* of water ahould he ap­ plied uniformly te th* entire country. "In (moral, I think that all Interest* which participate In the benefit* from a water program ahould share in It* costs. Wa shouldn't look te th* Federal Government to bear th* entire coat. "I do think that th* President became a bit more bureaucratic than I like te sae when he out‘ n*4 hi* method* .for setting up 'new government agency to study W ELL D R ILLIN G Howard C. Long: Phone 388 . 107 E. Cmamsrdal t v c a n to J u w t oh m — w*§ fliitd U tar i trad e ririaUsm The mw * atory 4Ma't w M lw It ovi t i t tugoijr doubtful urn lit UKW-ClorgW Rteffway. t I I CtewMl Attlee, rtth l*»ee party, */ f»* Britt*A 4 taler comedian (ratted t t t M e t wlU Uia old salute:. "Kmm. boy, but you'ra • food group!” * « *st by ( i V • ■ l i t IfeH Cay Bay I(Stake j ffuMla'a CAnMtetev atetau ft* l 5 AUtet got KU ltr to attic* Mm * I I t . »ia New* knew A M / tetk or* rfet* from anybody! asw rianf m M* Ms. T» kmm t i l l . Hift biea WSMIM with m ilb -w la sq fee b*c tefefyte mb*. 1 I I Iowa ptyehologiat say* parm tl <g letwllve day*. should carefully select th* dowwt J t town Santa Oaue they taka thaly Meanwhile, It took* Ilka Colo­ children to •**. Preferably sew rado'*, highway department ha* with a -whit# beard u d a rad really com gunning tor 014 Mas n u t ______________________ water. I m that hit plan* lead j ••"Th# meet baarimlag thteg to alow the ultimata compUUon about th* report," Rsyleag said, i many prUtete new to tha plai­ "ia th# vary fartr that tea Fmi* ning itig ti, If the executive breach dent 1# eufflelasuy i r « * s( tH# f the govennaeat really went* to do something ehout the problta, danger af our piasmk poUrta# tags than speeifto projects ahould b# recommend thaf/.mm rthlag b# recommended to Congress end dm*. I her* l n f ) m cmaeteua «aeh projact ahould ha reviewed of the eltuatfen ia Florida aad by Congraaa end paned on lta plan to continue my effort* te awaken other member* of Con­ merty. *T *I Ha »** ■* no ale*** raeion I* to nltanoa changa tkal that gress to th* scuteneis of ou* naada." mathod of procedure. CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 Wsst T hlrfsuth B tesl Pka— ! « • THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THUR9c»FRL*8AT* ■ ■ ■ ■ 1 1 ■ " ■' WESTERN U. 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OP Forty-twe top profusions! golfers, ^M APT Including Shelley Mayfield and tha rbampieea will MPM» la IMS If , Mr SEN MAN YEA RSplayer ha defeated In an exciting and moat af tha accidents kavo tent to win two gold medals—la ■y TED I N I N the young pltcban come through. th e Associated Preea playoff here a yaar ago, Mika CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy III been caused by tha lack of anew. the woman's figure skating with would have taken a guy with Tha itar eenterflolcier, fully re­ Souehak, tea off tomorrow la the —Tha pluckiest Winter Olympics Thera hasn't been a snowfall In Today Albright of Newton Center, tartly focused errata! ball la covered from the thigh injury that 'C H A P 118,000 Thundmblrd Invitational yet opens tomorrow In the shadow two weeks and tha light savoring Maas., despite her gashed lag, and United Us Wadi Sarlaa notion to oatly predict which teams tournament. / of an Injury Jinx and a surprising scattered aver tha ski runs each in tha n w 'a figur* event with 4 be at the top 'of the a t t m gnats, made ne-prediction, louchak, *fresh from his recent threat from a Russian powerhouse. night hasn't kept tha slopes from Hayes Allen Jenkins af Colorado p, college basketball heap at concerning Ua awa work tor nest JP E M POOR / * TRACK It ataaoa but Indicated ha waa due victory In tho 812,300 Callents There's aho a disturbing lack of becoming too ley—and dangerous. Springs, Cola. sdsteo't midway mark, CIRCUIT Y Open at Tijuana, Mex., and 3(ay snow. ib , •arts who eallod 'em as for tha graalast yaar of Us career. Keen competition also baa'eon- Italy win taka tha two-man and taur-man bobs, nnlese tha U. A TO X field wound up at th* end of tha Eight gold medal winners from tributed to Lie Injury list saw 'em before the start of A/tar slfolag a contract for a PROVE TO 1 regulation 73 holes list year tied at the 1933 games at Oslo will be <.n the ova of tha games, US team—ar possibly tha Oarmann ag (.1 campaign didn't sea 'em too raportad 810,009, which rapraaanta Swlat—can crowd In. p iM S E L fp E * ’ f a* a | 3,ooo Incraaso ovar Us IMS sal­ 270. among the 1,100 athletes represent­ outlook was Ilka this: s t /l l Canada will win the hockey, • dy San Francisco, which will ary, Manila raportad today ha had ing 33 countries in the opening paThey battled to another dead­ OLYM PIC The ltussiaas, entering their first praised by Ituaala, CieehodovaUa • shooting for n raeord 00th baas |ivtn a dean bill of health lock in an 18 • hole playoff, and rsde. , winter games, will dean up la tiM dtRbD PFEfV night victory against California hr tha Yankee dub physician for Returning ehamploog Include spee skating and will da wall la and—as n long shat—tha United finally Mayfield ed|ad Souehak on toyday night, baa mads the boys tha first tints since ha injiwed Mrs. Andrea MeaJ Lawrence of crott-eouatry skiing. They'll also Staton. tha 30th kola. Still, tils la titarnational ama­ kla right knee In tbalMl World HIM Invited to compete here at tha Pariball Colo., a double winner on c ialleng# In hockey. teur asm petition at Its most Intense Kg Daw, voted Qu team most Sarlaa. skis, and Norway’s HJalmtr An­ Nor. ay, staring tha seventh p. .h, and up**u a it dmost carThundtrblrd Country Club- wife m to sunanad la the preatasoi "The dec said tha knee la strong­ tha 80 leading money winners of dersen, a triple winner on speed Winter Olympias ^ith « * et its (Wtotod Prasa poll itfl] enjoyed er now than at u y lima tinea strongest teams, probably will 1188, (our past winners of tho skates. MMgfcg plurslitv In tho laust tha Injury,'* ha said. **rar tha Shortly after tha psrada, tha squeak out a team victory ha the Tin INS Soothin Assn, boon* Thunderhlrd tournament and tight m rrm n *A A aw arp first Uasa I tan run as hard as 1 boll oonaan opens April 10 with other special guests, Including rink will ba elaarad and tha first unofficial paint standings. r i Mo t AM6 A S At m III that’s aa tar ai it soet. wish without fading any twinge LlAyd Mangrum and Byron Nelson. actual competition begins with Tha United lu te s , with Mrs. gamaa at ainalngbaai, Naakvlll* tor rut ecupu* IT ftr-*risbam Yams and Du- of pain. Except for a slight weakAustria mealing Italy and Canada Lawreaee below par, will ha can* Mamphla tad MebUn._________ W illi- DIDN'T g -iU Julius Boros, (ha leading money playing Germany In lee hockey. r u , each rated • power prior aess wUch the doctors say It only aiTTM O O LP / w l winner last year, Masters cham­ Missing from the opening parade tha tu n e 's first baskst, are natural fallowing a tonsllectomy, MEPAUAP/S pion Cary Mlddlecoff, and such will be many of the 30 who ha?> I amang the lop IP team*. Iowa, I'm la perfect health. I plan to SPECIALTY past winners as Jimmy Demarct, suffered (practice injuries, rive laldgkod the fourth host team leave for Floridt about a week OATH ElE f f WOA THE OLYMPIC ‘tOO* AFTER Freddie Haas and Jim Ferrlsr were added to the casualty list rind te a Francisco, Kentucky before tha regular squad arrive* 2AO FAIUAO TO QUALIFY FOR PURPLES era Included in the field. OLYMPICS. i (forth Carolina Stata, was 11th and gat In playing shape as early yesterday, Including Serge Olac M/949 BUT IP 1952 WOA, th**laleit rankings. And Ala- at possible." Tha bulk of (he other touring chinl of France, whose two-man TPE HO‘ METER PURPLES Af a JAMES GUT AGENCY M fkput la tha No. S slot at professionals are playing In a 83,000 bobrled shot off ths Icy, mile-long RECORD TIME. AAP IP 195A Jftfttfi la -ow la 13th position. event, the imperial Valley Open, course at e mlle-a-mlnute dip for PERHAPS PELL BECOME 2 m 111 CAST FIRST IT IIC T TRACK STAR TP WM T IT LE Af I^ M n rla o teams are Dayton at nsarby Brawley. the second time In a week. 5 DIFFERENT OLYMPIC (JAMES. dHftTvmpta, Vanderbilt, North Amen It Selecting Seven of the Injured deflnltly Others In tha Thunderhlrd field I. PHONE Tl n P m , LeoJevlUa and Dukt. Include Tommy Bolt, Gena Littler, will miss the competition, Includ­ Coaching Staff JgMMaytoa and 111loots from Jack Burke Jr,, National Open ing Katy RodoJph of Reno, Nev., L JAMES GUT JAMES B. GUT M jQW a group war* listed la WAKE FOREST, N.C. Uti-New board of trustees to roplace Tom of Nebraska, Ha had bean champion Jack FItck, Doug Ford, who fractured a neck vertebra In head football Coach Paul Amen Army assistant for ’I years Rogers who resigned In December. f*Mf IP In tho preaeasea oxait about tha Uik today of putting Amen was given the prlvllego of Amen'a appointment at Waba Bo Wlnnlngtr, Ted Kroll, Arnold a ski spill. . Most of tha casualties a rt skiers SSL’ * ‘ i Foraat makes th# fifth change In Palmer and Art Wall Jr. n t o w t r i af Dayton, currently tagathar • naw coaching staff at (electing hla staff. Wake Fareri College. Atlantic Coaat Conference coach­ Whll# tha college did not reveal iked No. g, have compiled tha ttaa'i boat raeord, 14-0, but Amen, former baekflek! coach terms of Amcn's contract, it was ing ranks since last season. Georg# nothing or someone will have and chief scout at Army, was believed h« received a three year Barclay waa fired at North Caro­ 8TANDARD y five la their game with Louie- hired yasterday by tha collage pact calling for lio.ooo yearly. lina and Jim Tatum of Maryland waa hired to rapilco him. Tomnly Rogers received 87,500. |o (Ho. •) Saturday night. Louis- f I'M NOT A Th« new Deacon mentor waa a Mont waa named Tatum's succes­ MOM TOLD MB V i '*Q1* la U-l on the season, having r1 MUNOny, 1 NOT T O A S K threa sports star at tho University sor at Maryland. 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Jan 25, 193* Pag* OCTCHTm MBAT BALlAl ~ AOENT SUMMONED ‘ VTALLAHASSEE UP- A Key W « f | Ufa Imuraaea agent h n beeiftaia*.;, monad to appear before StaW Wtolurance CommUetoner Larson Febp- I 13 (a answer charaaa of violating | ?*»•# Imuran## lawe and fhb‘*lib':.w auranc# code uX eu\Ic». Larson i«ld yesterday that L*« Roy ft. W. Schaefer had beet charied with three c iie i of Itn* proper pollclei with other com. , panlei. He wai allffed to have rtprto' . tented that pollclei he told wart cheaper and better. COW* WITH M . I 'ta O T A X t FORVOU V DAILY CROSSWORD LOS ANGELES UP - The an­ guished engineer of a train that plunged off a 15-m.p.h. curvt at about 70—killing 29 passengers and Injuring about 150 other*—haa told th# district attorney: * "The responsibility It geWy ■mine . . . I blacked eut . . . ! didn't know we were going that fart." The Santa re ‘» two-car diesel San Diegan tipped off th# rails Sunday night. 13 mlnuteg after It had left Union Station for San Diego. Many victims were spilled through windows and crushed. "I vaguely recall seeing an /range grove.” Dlst, Atty. S. E m it Boll acid he wai told by the hospitalized engineer, Frank B Parrish, 81. The r e f e r e n t # suggested a mirage because there are no orange groves in tha area but there are near Parrish's home tn SanBernardinn. Radio W T S I — CAN PO R B ie«o m i.ocvn.i:# :C* ■ee tie 14 II :#e 11 il(l !«* v r n ts u iit A m tn iim e T h e llh y liin , i t « e r x v x tisu W * r l4 At h i t v w u i f h t *,.*■■ # r „ r l i Mi.nk U n t i e a t I’. sn ile m 1■r t r 11n k tin A <1 h* 0 II *rr Fn r a I-adr I'l.il "SI" fo r M uilo N l f t lt M ltlnn I t nilti NAtlnna I 4 It i D e n e e llm * I I t At l l a m e W ith H u ai* N rw r U m i h '1 0 » n T * r n i w :i«b at#* nrr T M rw an tT NOBNIMW itee pi#* n* :ll if '•19 L a y m e n * C*N T * l u e s Breaker* F raree ACROSS 1. "The Ailp of the desert" I. Strong boxee 11. A ehede of green 12. Sprite (Shakes, pear*) 11 Fermented Juice of H lS T to swearing 11. Evening (pool) 11 Perched IT. Ultimate end, as of a trip 11 Ugly old women II. tllver flowInf Into the Mlsileilppl 13. Make . lets dear SR. Slopped 19, Chilli end fever 10. Mtmlo 11. Union of confederate ed pereona tim e IT. Cry. ae 18. Ghoet 42. Quantity of yam 43. Come forth 44. A thick soup 43. Ten-cenl piece# lU. 8 > 48. Accumu* ' lata DOWN 1. Crouched, as In fear 3 Living v , r . W t i.'i i. l u u n ’.l.'lll." H r t U U t f Llljaf .1 M H U U U U 111-; ti JIJUIllHC1 u jiin ti miin(.'i.u-;n m u ijh HOLLYWOOD uf> - ' ‘These arc great tlmca for writera. The field nun yuu.7 Ktit-j li wide open." 1 y u t i i i ’i t t l L U H U U t t L’K Thli eomei from Herman Wouk, rtfcUl'.kll l UUUL1 and he ahould know. He la perhapa r.’t . u u u ‘.v .iitiJM pres*the moat aucreiaful writer of re TUC.JU J ’JUiaU tog cent ycKi. negation Wouk la the onetime gag writer 39. Ferry­ for Pred Allan who turned hla hand boat 14. ShtRa for tn aerloui writing after the' war. tee cream <var.» 33. Couple*, bn M. Belf Hla first two navela, "Aurora oxen 27. Demand, Dawn" and ••City Boy," were mid­ 38. Man'* dling aucceaaei, aa waa a play, payment nlcknam* "The Traitor." But he busted loose 39. Oreek 18. Hastened with "The Caine Mutiny." on# of SO. Mina tetter the moat popular hooka of the entrant* 40. Doctrln* century 41. I t r g r e t 22. American Indian* 42. Drone Now his "Marjorie Mornlngtlar" S3. Beetle 44. Father is booming on the best seller Hats and may turn out a bigger hit 4 ■ * T~ 5 than "Caine." "The only real barometer of a .1 hook's iiircess la Ihe retail sales i4 In book stories, excluding Ihe book clubs." he remarked. "The pub>*! Usher tells me that 'Caine' sold b 400.000 copies In three years, and iS o ju at Ii. ‘Marjorie’ ha a sold 200.000 In three monlha. Sn she may well end up M ai a bigger sellar." The dramatic lights will prohahly amount to more loo. This la 30 d e s p i t e Ihe fart that Wouk’a dramalliatlon, "Caine M u t i n y si Tt ji Court Martial," was a hit on llroadway and the road. if Also, Ihe movie Is one of the biggest grossere of all time—18.f .r 700.000 in thli country and Canada alone, arrordlng lo Variety But Wouk (pronounced Woke! realised -IL only |.V(t,ono for the rights. "Unfortunately 1 sold it before I realised II was going to be a hit. The reviews dismlned It ai mere Doris Kncrhtsres of Detroit has entertainment; It wai the public rolled a 700 art lea four times, who discovered the hnok. Also, the Her last was 727 on games of studlna were worried that the Navy 220, 134, and 2U7. wouldn't cooperate with the film. Only Stanley Kramer agree to S M Wnrid at Al T kre* s,»a wnria T»r*» taka the chance." s! i t l U m t a l a n d lie flan.ls lo do much belter an Ia jo 30 jt*,n(?rii* l l i c o t J I'tititv l-retlsv 4:0# T*»n T im # T*e« Time "Merjorle Mornlngatar." K m till ii T*8« -r.W T im ime He finally made a deal with «J' II uiiicsii.in t 3 ii b 21 2% I t ij •13 0 , d itty * y ritn d a Q o tfrey * Friend* M illio n a ir e r v e lint a l e e r e l le t* C entury P n t a h a * II U'claeM K t p u r t 1. a l e S h u * New* A Ho. t n i nenA T a o ia ia a OSes Pm Ur* M e r n l i e Hhitw C a p ta in K a n i A f M Open l l n u i e Ope* II m ite 0 « r t Mmirt NhaW A r ilm r t l m i r r r y A r t h u r Uu.lfruy B i r l k e t t R lr h A m avaas V tiU B i l.aitr l.nve e f L ite Soar, h l o r T a m a t r n w Oulflin# L l f h t I O'clock It e p n rl % % Frost Piles High On Teleohone Lines % % % %% % %%%% J# A T E L E V IS IO N % IO- Ji ticjn tiu PALMIST INDICTED OCALA 0D- Andrei* Sea hors Lundy, 33 year-old fortune te'ler, wai Indicted yesterday for llril degree murder In the knife (laying of Albert and William Qrtnkavltrti« brother! formerly of Lawrenra, Mail., la a New Vear’i night club brawl. The Marlon County fraad turf„, alio Indicted him for aiteujt w ill latent to murder another at. Ih t > bretheri, Edward. t ■ THM n aw arttiFa eoweeptlow «f the Bnt *to«nI<•-powered guided mladle toutaer, whleh te Included In ■ 11,419,000.004 U.S. Navy program celling for conatructiow and anodamlxation af 41 ihlpa The neweat veuel of the new Navy, (he Selu. la deelgned to be equally affective against eea, air, tend end wnderaaa targets. The Uouae Armed Sarvleae Committee anorwved th# ■mhnrivatkm bill be II to I veto % ii H Spotlight On Hollywood NIGHTLY (except Sunday) % All Ntw Track Heated Standa Valet Parking Jerry CoUina. Mgr. % WED. & SAT. 2 P.M. Sorry, No Minora You are cordially Invited to visit tKe Parle and Hear tKe chimes % and organ music,. a delightful ride out State Road 46A to Twin Lakes, 2 to 6 p. m. Sundays. ENTRANCE TO PARK M E M O R IA L PERPETUAL 8:10 MATINEES r—M-a-fkgr* O A KLA W N PARK CARE ROOM 224-MEISCH BUILDING PHONE 1800 RAY SLATON, PRESIDENT SOLON TESTON, SUPERINTENDENT CLIFF ABLES, SALES MANAGER T. L. JOHNSON, SUPERINTENDENT Member o f N ational Cemetery Association Member o f Florida Cemetery Asaociatlon elt * i �■ ■ - tort Tim refrigerator with revolving Shelves is ail right. Thei everaver| .normal laundry hamper that washea and driea clothes all hy Itself Is fine. So It th« glass-domed ror isterie oven. The disappearing storage shelves I can taka or new monitor works, as explained at tha preview: Near the mixing center of the kitchen is an IBM recipe file, with 1,000 scientifically notched recipe cards. You aalact a recipe and slide the Card into tha machine and prastol Tha recipe plus a picture of the finished dish la prelected on a lighted screen. Then a aeries of pushbuttons marked "flour," "suger," "baking powderi" "salt" and so on atari lighting up, aa mentioned in tha recipe. dlm nsai « u e tlr th* amount of m u iiigtaUicol caUttl •«t U*t recipe, dropping It neatly into a bowl ready for the ekctrio mixer Now m lly t Whit would GrandmoUicr u y ? When |i the fun md the spirit of adv-nture In cooking up an inspired dlih, if it'a ail goIn* to ba done by robots? Things hate eome to « pretty p u s indeed when science takes over woman'! greatest artistic out­ let. ' ' And you know who's to blame? W. women, thal’a who. V(. i . . • I k Culm Ma apaeeman mil, f tfeala, I b l modem Istio dlepUy at tha New York tf exhlWtteM in Chicago, ATOMIC BKACTOR FLAWS -MIAMI i l l - Plane ware am emtaced hare yestardiy to build Fjdfldgi. fftlt atamie m atter no tj|a Uaivarvlty of Miami cgmpua ’/.John A- leuvter hr., Miami dm veiopor, said work will start aa •eon ag a Ueenae ia obtained from the Atomic faergy Commission. ’ Tkt protect wlil enable tha fa*uHy to have access to laboratory /acuities lor raieareh and tof graduate latching In specialised Musty archive# hat* ghea up • araga of pfiysleal sciences. writ i l l ' years old. and a ma* fee eevdfc a Corgi, fanclai a TOUT! KILLED MbOIhua m longer la dogged fey LAKE WORTH II t- Anthony Jo10' threat e l >U. aeph LaRusso, 18. wai killed Bunto, feet, no reason atlite why automoblle in ip Cgflt'a w dwMlera e a s t ig overturned SP fciteJSl |u aisw P e the iifwsT • rcilAL* -isfffS •>T< Nit tong ago a nose count of tfeo HASE ft SANBORN FRO ZEN SPECIALS SEABROOK FARMS (Limit 1 With Order) Broccoli Spears Brussel Sprouts SWIFTS Peanut Butter j8 r Only SEABROOK FARMS 2 PUG or BETTER BRAND DOG FOOD 2 "l",.she said, "am going to start brooding poodles." Hi i *........ »■ ■! .'kill* FRENCH FRIES - TALL CAN.' MEATS It Ip with a deep wjim af TEN D ER prld* and satisfaction that CU BED i '*•<v, *i -* *- * /.,* - ■ ’ wt- at FOODMART wel*■’ V, ■v - r lor j f tho Exchequer, atUI dully from research In the yellowing sta- com* th* OPEN HOUSE tutef of long ago. Ha had great oewa. of our new Srmlnols MdIt .was true that a aft-dog law eras pasted in ITU. But tha recemU mortal Hospital on Jan.i -29. plainly showed that it had been ' ‘ i* repealed quietly tn ISM. It iatlD is the law, Carr* said, Wa feel that It is but the ' Mat only eea parson on the Island la permitted to own a female dog. Uhddr a statute dating back to beginning of "Th* bettor * * fclddlt of the Uttfs, that right fealeigi.it present to the heredl- t h i n g # In life” for our Igry Dima of Sark—Mrs. Sibyl Ba tlpway. J m , *Hathaway owns a Trend* ffienda end nelghbern In did Mre. H fthenr **kp m|r d i r end eeunty. To i . i ■ i p i — i . , . _!" ”.....' 4>| I - *• '* thoa* whose donated time VO'*V' t * 1‘ • ' i *! ipd untiring efforta have i,r .tr s r , PINEAPPLE CHUNKS MELON BALLS STEAK O X io u . o'/*1 CAN3 it n r r LYKES SUGAR CREEK Picnic -29 hams "GOOD BATIN'* FRESHLY GROUND LYEES PALM RIVER SLICED FREE TO EACH (Adult) LADY CUSTOMER VISIT­ ING OUR STORE. wax ^ BOT1LES I ROSE KIST l- l ABSOLUTELY REGULAR PRICE tacoND m n m s „„ ORANGE FLAVOR Boxes NIBLKT8 EERO C LEA N ER PINTS BUSHS BEST KIDNEY EARLY BEANS 893 Cane • AIR CONDITIONED D H K i ’O W F L 1 (A ,N it C . W f F R a “ t t o LBS. CATSUP 33c OLEO 35c JOAN OP ARC WE WANT EVERY LADY TO TRY SOLAR1NB O COOKIES SO LA R IN E FLO O R mm[' ELM DALE CARD PARTY A FULL PIN T OF SELF POLISHING HIGH GLOSS CAULIFLOWER DUTCH MAID ASSORTED JA N . 26,27 0 28 * CABBAGE LARGE SNOWBALL ABSOLUTELY 1990 Pints Last” FRESH FLA. CARROTS BACON "W hile VEGETABLES CELLO PACK HAMBURGER 3 given ua the beat—Wa a*y WELL DONE IQ A T LIBBY'S OR \, m PKS. Cauliflower 9Va 02. • • • • n W e s* ,; A* CONTINUOUS BACKGROUND MUSIC FRIENDLY PERSONNEL CONVENIENT FREE PARKING WIDE AISLES 1"I! :, fc v , * '■ V’l- Li 1 "I ’ J .J : ■ 1. >4 ■ I * • - ' �X v? ^ n i t SANFORD HERALD !w li t w*Hh a ^ t i t USED Electric cola dispenser b n . Good running condicB S * f f i t ,l a i A « S drink tion. Ideal for down: city monthly psymenls. Can be icon Se« fatten Electric Co., lofl San­ Herald. <40. ford Ate. Phone an.______ Contracting and R QUICK CASH for furniture. Add* 1907 ganlord Ave. f Whether Buying or Sellini, tt will 4 BEDROOMSS— 2 BATHS i l l Machiaee, Typewriure. Out­ Qualified veteran with a n may board Motora. Boajs. Super PLOOR. aandtni and flaiahlai. buy thts attractive maionary Trading Pott. One mile South Cleaning. waxim. Serving fienuhome. aituated on 100 ft. lot in note County slice 1935. excellent restricted aection. De­ H. U. Gleason, Laka Mary. lightful ipaciout and flexible NEWLY RE DECORATED 4 Bed; Flembtif. Snaky Heattni nun. Oak floors, tiled Dathi, room home, furnished, and 5 0. £. Rings, Refrigerator, Dish­ M. G. HODGES washer, Automatic clothes Wash­ Service on Ail Water Pumps— er, and » | i l . Watar H uter. Well. Drilled - Pamne lt's-e beauty I We have ibie key, Paota Read Phene TM Seminole Realty !». PU TU C M T. W. M H O proxlmatily n. depth, m e te lMl Park Are. Pbeee t l ar 1U from <e« to <733. Terms. TWO Bedroom House, Ph. 39-R SPACIOUS Two Bedroom Home, lull tile bath, hardwood floors Kitchen equipped. Prlca U.030,; >900. Down; BA LL R EA LTY fPWi I*| 115. na Umonth. 1UHHM Alexander it Strlng*r v RAYMOND M. BALL •sms Following Ratei am now N OSCAR M. HARRISON Baal Estate • lasurtece Mrs. Lowine Meeseaier, Assoc. in effect. REO. BROKERS 19T Mainolie Ave. f t 19 l i e Par Lina for Ona Insertion S. D. Highleymaa, Associate Per Lina for Three Insertions 394 South Park Ava. Phone l Par Lina for five Insertions l i t Per Lina far Kath S3 Ineertions. MINIMUM RATE: Me AMAZING VALUE • M,090. DOWN City conveniences and location, with all tn# advantage! of Su­ burban Living, 3 B. R., Lv. Rm., Dining Rm, Kitchen equipped. Balance like rent. PAY LIKE RENT • 3 BR. Kitchen. Equipped, Large is t g g f f S f lP Dining Room, completely refinished. Large lot In quiet lo­ RolUwny a n d B aby Bede cation. <1,000. Down, <36.00 per pay. Week or^aM th-T el. 1433, month. TWO BEDROOM Concrete Block, <1,000. DOWN kitchen equipment Included, 314 B. R. l'-i Baths, C. B. Nicer large <3* X 103 lot. Barbeque aection of City. <73.33 per month. pit, carporte. PractlcaUy new. Priced to mova at <11,300. Priced 17,300. with low monthly paymenta. •'COLORED HOME BUTER” LOCKHART SBD. 1730. Down LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY Balance Uke rent. Two Bedroom, ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, mason­ 17-93 South ry. On clean semi-pwale Laka. Concrete Bloek Home. land Court 10 Acre* el privacy and sunshine, 5 miles from city. Awning type HfFICIENCY Apertment Suit* windows, brick fireplace, utchen . alto lor bachelor or couple. Dining Room and Florida Room, bar. <10,000.00 ! Btoam heat, private bath, show' UTW yj.K 'Cto, A U L U 9 U Fireplace, Kitchen equipped. lca aection. (ice section. 3% Mortgage. Ride iyy 116 *16 Catalina Catalina Drive Drive, then call THREE BEDROOM fram e con­ m l Jacobson D ipt fllore.____ _ (or ppointmenl appointment. struction surrounded by large FURNISHED large, clean down- <2.000 DOWN UOWN -— ,3 B. R., Garage lovely oaki. Screened porehes for stairs Apartment. 611 Park Ave. with room and shower. On large summer comfort. Brick (Dalot including Deluding citrua and tropical place for winter pleasure. Dining FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and fruits M.noo. No .m ill Total price, <6,000. room furniture Included. Con­ hath. Adults. <40. see Manager City taxas payl Close to Base Cltjr taxis to tn pay! venient carporte. desirable lo­ J f t e r 6 p .m ., 40714 West 1st Tit. and Schools, cation <*,760. with terms. ii,son Dowr ; Asbestos TOR EE ROOM furnished Apart­ Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land* 1_.Jment. 3300 McllonvIUc.________ flar-fl-Q THREE ROOM completely lurnlshPhone 1139-A. B. Peterson,Broker «d Apt. Hot and cold water in­ Associates . A. B. Peterson Jr., W. II. “ Bill” KTEMPER cluded. <40 month. ai3 Palmetto P. J. Chesterton. Garfield WitRealtor — General tniuranee Ave. Phone. 2303.______ Gertrude R. Dlngfelder. Associate letls. John Mrlsch. R. W. Wil­ Guy Allen, Associate liams, Hairl M. Field. A. C. Rooms — Cooking, shopping, reDoudney. Land Surveyor. 113 N. Park Ave. creation, television, washer, Phone 3111 lonely retlrrd people. 1013-\t. OWNER Lake Front Hume — II.non Down NEW TwoBY FOR LEASE—NEW STORK Build- Modern Bedroom masonry home Two Bedroom Home. Beau­ Jng with attached Apartment. in Loncworwi. Carporte, Large tiful efficient kitrben with nrw TDn 17-92, North of .Movieland LoU, City Water TERMS PhoM stove and refrljRrator Screened Drive-In. Sc* Mra. Trank OtUno. Winter Park, 26-3243. (Kirch, double car port*, con­ Rt. 2, Box 630.______________ venient to Orlando and Sanford Approvlmataly one acre. Thts TURN. 4 Rm., dean downstairs is not a home you wilt be dhApt. OP Heat. 611 P ark. appointed to see. Underpriced at ,110.300 Apt. Elflclency. >33. 611 Park Ave Rosa L. Payton, Bmker Unfurn. house. Monroe Corner. 46-J Annabrlle B, Headerioa, Associate ARTICLES FOR M IA _—4 Alberta J . Hall. Asaoclate wYurnlshsd Apt. 300 Park Ave. Phone Mi l . . 17-93 at Hiawatha Bunk Bade FIVE Room furnished Cottage. Complete with Innarsprtng Mat­ CiU 467 or 1636-M. tresses, Ladder A Rail. (Can be used as Twin Rads) . 196.30 GE Apt. Phone 654-M King Six* Hollywood Bed* Guaranteed 10 Years Furnished Garaga Apt. 432-W, 10 X 60 lnnarsprlng Mattress BEAUTIFUL furnished house with 60 X <0 Box Spring . ------ 1139 30 garage. Located on Golden Lake. Headboard fDecorator Plastic) Idea”(nr Navy eoJjpJe. Call 633-31 U nfinished F u rn ltu ra „ Oust .................. 113.30 Garage Apt, 10T Z. 3th SL At tr a c tiv ely d e s ig n e d <■ 43 Drawer Drawer Chest .................. 17.B0 ■' BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED 8 Drawer Chut .................. 19.80 from <11,2M to <18,000 . FHA Vanity Table ........................ 9 30 Nile Stand .......................... I SO and VA (GI) Financsd. Mr. and Mra. Dresser ........ 29.30 Bookcase Bed ..................... 24.30 yaara old. Situatad on 3 lot*. ODHAM A TUDOR, INC (Twin nr Double) Total price only <9300. Also a Builders of Finer Homaa for Student Desk ..................... 24.30 naw 3 bedroom home available Bookcase ............................ 13,80 Florida Living. Fab. 1st. Priced only <7,300. with ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Salas Office—3623 So. French Ava. taiqu. Corner 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1233 Phona 3100 or 3960 ut from town — $3400 total price “Bad” Bamberger, Mgr. for small furnished home on 3 Op«n Monday's til 9 p, m. lots with fruit trees. Ideal tor couple. Also Lota priced from tu o and up. t o t a l A. W Itllaaa, (U nitor C O fU lB * -'* — -- NOT A PROJECT! Colaman IN SAN LAN TA T — Homes 6f Rail Individual!' LOVELY home of Spanish Archi­ y: Brittany Farm Homes. tecture. surrounded with unus­ Igrly American. Ultra Modem, ual landscaping and Native Oaks oavantiolal 4 Franca Colonial and Magnolia trass. This TwoStory home of rare charm has many conveniences. A wealth of Closets, Three Bedroom. Two Baths. This house of old world environment and cool, grain lawns, tnakai for gracious living ITZ with ell the feature* an unusual boma lor the discri­ ivs dreamed about such minating buyer. Shown by ap­ lored Ganarat Electric pointment only. ices and colored plumbing USED FURNITURE BARGAINS 9 Pc. Dining Room Suite.. .<39.M Dtniqg Room Tiblei, Some worth <80. (your choice) ........ 13.U Utility Tablsa ...... , ............ 441 Folding Kitchen Table ........ 6.M Kitchen chairs .......... 3 pc, Unpatnled dinette "THIS OLD HOUSE" 1449, Sanford's Leading 3. for Two ledroom maioery ue. WUJ be completed soon. & <310. dew*. ITfA Insured in. Just right for retirement ne or for imtH family. lowbll a. onah jB lW w -^P Iw w e 1X|« Phone 773 Seakarlk Gtaan ami Pnlat Cm 113-114 West tod St. Phona 310 Used furniture, appliances/ tools, etc. Boughl-iflld. Larry's Mart, 311 Eaat 1st St. Phona 1U1. fo r Better Plum ing See er Call W. J. KING I b a th Park Phene INTERIOR end E X T E R I O R Painting. Paper Hanging. Phone 313-W, Bulfum A Walker. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapes-Uphnlitcry and Slip Covers, finest Workmanship by Mssler Craftsmen. You'D Like Our Reasonable Prices. STANLEY KULP SC Case with Harrow and front Cultivator*. BRITT TRACTOR 00. Uway 17-91 8m th PhoM <91 Quality lubber Slam pa Stock and Mado to Order — 14 Hour Sarvice — SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES 2431 Yale Ave. Phone 2962-J BEAUTIFUL Dark Bay Horse, .addle and bridle, sitx). Gentle and a little beauty. Th. 1620-J-3. Used Furniture. 10I4-M, Jennie Ericsnn. DOUBLE BED — excellent mat-' tress, coil springs, head ami loot «V\ l'm\\ U' HOTPOlNT Electric Stove, Mu. also Five piece Dlnclle set, <30. Phone 3003-R MULE and EQUIPMENT. 3 Plows 1002 W. 9th TEMPLE Orangas. <3. par bushel. Phone 646-W TW(»rtS7uon*r BtiflM.es, tinr Phone Oviedo — POresl 3-3106 INCOME-TAX-SERVICE Win. H, Murray 111 Celery Ave. Phono 1841-M Closed Sunday and .Wednesday. tit M. Pbeee 11 H4 MtVYI t t atVWM BYtoftifhtr few « PLUMBING Coatrirt aid ranvir work, free •stimite*. R. L Harvey. >04 Sanford Ava. Pbnne 18M. to • FURNITURE- I Twig OeMe-to fo r Rent NEW \ fairaln uv your Furniture el Barry's Line. Phone Orlando 30-7*4 Warehouse Furn„ Co, at 901 W. House cleaning, winduus, walls, 1st SI. All n.iijnnally adv. lurFloors. D. C. Caldwell, Fliono nlluro at warehouse prices. 1149-J. DRESSMAKING and Alterations. LTV I'mecrest. Drive. Lost'—Dark Broun Wallet con­ KANDALL ELECTRIC CO. taining important papers tu u« Eleclrira] ljuitraclliif! and Repairs ncr. REWARD, Uslf Mrs. Bill Lane at 1821, 0 tu 3. TV Service Center Bemlix and Crnaley Appliances FOUND—Whit* with Black Spuls, 112 Mggnollh Arc. Ph. 112 luge male u<>a. (Iivljevrd lu lie Pointer). Owner may have hy "Why, Harriett I hardly paying lor this adv. Ph. 22I3 J. ENVELOPES, letterheads. statemrnti invoices, hand bull. and LOST — A small metal wheel from ogitlred you. You look ao n p r o g r a m s , etc. Progressive trailer dully, ii, M. nieaion, •atlar In that mink aoasM Printing Co., Phona 401 — 401 Lake Mary, Thnne I3U2-W. WELCOME TO SANFORD * Naval Personnel Wo have leased soma Rooms at the beautiful Mar-Lou Motel ■> These Rooms. era avellahto Absolutely Free For a period of 4 day*, to New arrivals at Our Naval Air Station STOP by amt Pick up YOUR Key at the office of • Odhum & Tudor, Inc. “Bulldtri of Fine Homaa" 2623 B. French Avtnun TIRES Workmanship a n d Materials. East 2nd St. Phone &43 Fur ALL Your Heauiv Nrcdi rail SALES HELP WANTED - Full or t'art-tima. Firestone Stores. MEN or WOMEN for direct Sales. Full Unit work. Attractive oiler. Apply IIXJ W. 1st M. between 2 and 8:30 o. m. or rail 1737-W. Mr. E. Sleed. in Hnrrielt'g Beouty Nook Phone 1)71 (03 So. Oak Ava. (Open evenings by appointment.) One hour - Wash and Damp fl ANNOUNCEMENT Onn hour 4 . Wash and Dry k Day Nursery — Ages Six weeks In Finished Laundry Five years. For further informa­ Sanilone Dry Cleaning tion, call Ins Mener, 722 J be­ Southslde Laundromat tween 6:13 and 7 p. m. South side Foodmart Bldg, SECRETARY; Capibto. experienc­ 'l 101 East 28th At. ed. Phone 143], IT—AUTPHORlUt*-TRAILER* WE WILL NEED M girls Thursday It wlU pay YOU to see US before afternoon, Friday and Saturday. ou buy. Open Evenings and This la easy work and good pay. L U SlU-Plano Technician undeys. Yost's Phillips Service Station. Phone 2144. Route L Sanford Eaitalde Trailer Satea. Corner 317 So. Park Ave. Palatka, Fla, 2%RESTAURANT -29 Colored woman with sales ability. FOR SALE - 1933, 43 Ft. “TravelSteady ineoao, pleasant work, llta" delux House Trailer. Two chine* for advancement. Cos­ Bedrooms, Air-conditioned, -ir- Scuihern Fried Chicken .... metics Co. Writ* Box M % The dilating heat. Cost <6,700. Will ninners ln-a-Box (tn go) T3c Sanford Herald, ANGELS EAT SHAG sell for <3,700. Phona 1805-W. Sanford Ave. »t 28th St. Phone 9140 A |id While Woman to HOUSE TRAILER lor sale. One earn for two children, (or rani. Dreamwnld Trailer ward, small salary. Write 9°urt, Phone 2220. % Tha Herald. FOR SALE — Two-ton 1930 Truck, U E j f i j O B K WANTED 1*C Insulsted vsn body, low mtlesge, very good condition. H. Engler, WE WILL NEED 30 boys Thursday 343 N, Amelia Ave., DeLand, Fla. afternoon, Friday and Saturday. For All Cars . Thts ii aaey work and good pay. Yoat'a Phillip* Service Station. BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CARS CUSTOM KITTED . o u o * SOLD TRADED PROMPT Reel's Used Cara INSTALLATION Sanfon'4 Ave. 4 11th SL • QUALITY • • S StrlcklandMorrifion, Inc. Sanford, Florid* Phont 200 * PRICES EASY BUDGET TERMS FULLY GUARANTEED ROAD SERVICE USED TIRE HEADQUARTERS STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TIRE8 PHONE 3111 Why don’t you baat it ovtr hare for adviea and an astimato on that home you're planning? We can aupply you with building mn- tarlala that will fill ANY ’Are yenwpe fWi lawketyet irkeL To setUe Estate, High iy 41, laeford. Florida, Build 1 t t 1X 100'. WlUa Owens. Mt '» • Pbnne 3-3041 daytime, 2 *432 night 1 Will You B« Our G uw tf, E vu-Bcm Beauty Shop >T Easy Term* Mather of Sanford THAT ETE(EWAUVTTDIAN«LB executlva desk, leather nllicc chair, log fire g u heater, odd living room chair. 11* 1-aurrl DRESSMAKING—Also Draperies. n —K i.r-tcrti/’Ai. srkvicrw —a Mrs. Dorothy Higginbotham, K!rt Avenue, Plnrrrevt Drive Phone 3HI-W FRIGIDAfRE appllnncrs, sales Call for apiNiiiitnmrn, and service. G. It liigli, Dvledo, HEATING Fta Phone FOS-3313 or Sanford floor Furnaces and Circulators Id 12 W alter it is. m. -OUR SPECIALITYH. B, POPE CO., INC, Fronl-Emt Aligntiimi loa Saulh Park Ave. Phone 1440 For Safely and prolongod I nr wear-have ymir CAR rhrrkvd regularly at — HAYNES Office Machine Co., OSTEEN'S GULF SERVICE Typewriters, add me machines Salca-Rentals, 314 Mag., Pb. 44 Upla Floor Lamp ............... U aby Strollsrs ..................... 3.1 •atnlnstt (new) .............. « outh Bed .* M atim i ........ 17.1 nk Offlcs Chair .............. i t IM t K THANKS, tO T E V Enclosed heid. Hsg-proof bottom rail urllb pintle ends. P in tle or rayon tapas. Cotton nr nylon cords. EXP. TYPIST would like typing at borne, call Mrs. Lanier, 833-R or writs Rou ie I Boa 43J. Will Crumley-M onteith UT So. Psrk By STANLEY r ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, SIM. ROBSON COLORED Lad dailres work aftarnooni. all ■ iy Saturday. 1318 394 Evtonde E 111 SL Shtppard St. THREE B. R.'a with 7)4 Acres of iND avaUsble at raasoaable Hnmlln Grove, .which assures you ■•Ues. with the best ftoaaciag of an income. House end Grove * with minimus dewwqpayneeda some work, but can be meats. done by owner. Very Good Terms. f F d O t a * C. P h ittfa . I t . kee -Teeter* to TenAftailatui Venetlin Blind* THE OLD HOME TOVfN �Cling Peaches* Peas & Snaps 2 Nut Cookies F ig B a r s oa . oold ruid IEIPEA!t OUI CUITOHP TOOtOVETi AM THt 303 Carts d u c n ra o o D D a to GRAND m S WINNER OrmOOO Of THE GOLD MEDAL SWEEPSTAKES! c u o m r good FULL ASTOR Pure Vegeteble 2-POUND PACKAGE ARGO SUCK SUE WAS w Golden Whole Kernel NIILETS OORN HUNTS TOMATO JO'S ; HKD CHECK ., APPLE JUNE SCOTTCO PORK I REAMS WHITE HOUSE Dellclou. KRAFT MAYONNAISE IHIlWSIh Limit One with Toed Order! THE FINEST IN THE LAND! REDUCED Large Juicy Grapefruit 8 Medium Yellow Jumbo Pascal U. S. No. 1 White Weolern Mclnlos ONIONS 3 ^ 14c CELERY POTATOES Retd Southern HICKORY SWEET ROSE CANADIAN EATniTE'‘.Fr«hGtound Frozen Foods PORK LOIN re sg l j a m R0flST35tVl CAT-rtprE1 'irAT.niTP" 35c APPLES W hite A cre P e a l SLICED BACON SLICED BACON 10 ^ ’ . SKIN LESS WIENERS 1*0*. 3 MILES Chesapeake Bay Fresh' ' OYSTERS ifift 79c JESSE 8 Tael* O'Sea Brand Drsd Taste G'Sea Bt. Red Perth MISS WISCONSIN PORK CHOPS PORK HAMS £ PORK ROAST™ SPARE RIBS « MILD AGED MEDIUM AGED SHARP AGED Toilet Soap ■eel, Chicken er Turkey J. Jewell Apple, reach er Cherry ALL SWEET M A R G A R IN E CH EE-ZEE 2 CHEESE FOOD - I HUDSON TO W ELS 1 j HUDSON H A N K IES ! |A M td .C o l.-R o ll 1 9 e | 1 2 —50 C t Boxei 19c 1 T A B L E NAPKIN S 1 I T A B LE NAPKINS 1 Ctr Boxes 2 T c f |2—W C t Baxes U c f 1 BAPKlis IJ R o ie h * H iv e » | Beetle* 2 9 c P1 « * 1 5 o I t» 2 fc | �*< \ WtoMiar fair north. partly ate* Intraaalag elaadtosaa M r VOLUME SLV™ pm— m nn BAN FORD, l ,4— — Bids Are Opened For Proposed New Lutheran Church Cdr. E. L. Lawrence Visits Bas Bids were opened this morning In ihe architectural office* of Bur­ ton and Rogers, In (ho Sanford Atlantic National Bank Building, for tha new church building pro­ posed for Ihc Lutheran Church of the Redeemer. The proposed church will he lo eatid on Oak Ave. «'t 23th Place J u u off South Park Ave. M Bid* were not awarded (his morning pending further action ol tlla District Architectural Board of the Florida District, Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod. Apparent low bidder for the new budding was p. M. Campbell, lo­ cal buUder and contractor. Thg bid* ware opened by John Burton, architect for the Luther­ an Church n( the Redeemer in the -urejcnce of the church Building •committee. Those present when bid* were opened and tabulated ware; J. C. Jorgensen, chairman, W. H. Knaaer, John Senkarlk, Rev. Phillip Schlossmann, pastor of the church, and J. Marlon Harman Sr., president of the congregation. extractor* bidding on lha now church building, other than P. M. ‘Campbell, were: Inna,sen Bros., Orlando; Peninsular I’onatnictlon Co., of Plnecasile; and Henry B. •eltp b en i, ot Orlando. Authorities Plan Patient Transfer J o New Hospital R SCENE LOOKING DOWN the corridor at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Thla vlaw will ba notlcad by thousands of visitor* at tho hospital'* "Open Housa" Sunday afternoon from 1 to A- (StaCI Photo) _______________________ Commander E. L. Lawroaua, USN, Dlrcelut of tha (Nile* rf Stings Bondi, Navy Dspiruneat, Washington, D. C., vtaitad the Na­ val Auxiliary Air Station Wednes­ day to stimulate interest In the Savingi Bonds, Navy Department, base. In a meeting attended by be military and eavilian personnel,. CDR Lawrence presented fig urea pertaining to naval bond ealee In the past year and augieitloag far initiating drives In the future. Com­ manding Officer of NAAS, CAPT Robert W, Jackson, and Mra. John C, Brown. Chairman of lha Pay­ roll Savings Plan Committee at NAAS, as well as representaUvoa from each naval unit aboard and civilian representatives participat­ ed in th* discussion. Military and civilian employe* of Ihe Navy spent $17S,T03,000 < savingi bonds in Ihe year of 1MI* CDR Lawrence stated. Naval eivRIan workers hit an all-lima high in that year when 10.1% wer# eei rolled in the the savings plan, far an average of $33.30 per month. Over a quarter million military personnel on active duty with tha Navy were enrolled last year, CDR Lawrence continued, i CDR Lawrence, heed ot Wu ,-avlngi program sine* July of 1M1 Is making a roorridtnatlng lour ad all ham's of lha Ruth Naval DU* SPEAKERS AT TUB 16th Annual Edition of th* Rnnford Woman’* Club Anlmatad Slagazlne, edited trict. r tha Fin* Aria Department, yesterday, were; Heft to right) Holland Dean, associate editor of tha rlando Sentinel: Mre- Chart** 11. McDewall, Chairman of Public Affairs, Florida Federation of Wo­ man'* Cluba, WinUr Fark| and Chaplain F, W. Kent peon of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Final Plans Discussed VAH-Officers By SHS Band Parents Visit Children . T h e fts Charged Confessions Mode By Older Boys A l*-yrsr-old Juvenll* h it bate accused ai ih. leader of a gan| of three Oviedo ymilhl Involved la a earle* of petty theM*. . , CnetUbla Georg# Kelsey, A ll morning, aiTestad the last mat* bar ot the trio Involved Ja thasteallng of gaioilna from farms, S (Staff Photo) t. E. Anderson b Mother's March Set Attending Southern For 7-8 Tonight Plana are being made by auth­ orities to transfer tha patients of A group of VAH-T officer!, al* Fernald Laughton hospital to the Final plana to play ho»t or lha (ached to the Sanford Navel Aux­ ultra-modern Seminole Memorial University ot Miami Band at their iliary Air Station, and their CoatHospital on Fab. 1 starting at 10 a. concert to be held In the Hlfh mending Officer went to Mount !*Sr 1 • , | an. Through cartful scheduling and School Auditorium o« February • Dora Saturday with Dr. J, C. Boy­ The Motherii1March on Polio "ao that we tan climax the n w jh the htfp of many willing and eager were made by the Band Parent* ce. „ A , *! will be held tonight from T to I long campaign for fundi," .hands it la hoped that tha major organization at their monthly meat* At Sfount Dora, th* group ot of­ o'clock, aaid John Sauji and Wight assignments will ha completed by Ini held in the band hall Tuaaday ficer a picked tangerines at tho Dr, I , Anderaen at Mather af San- Xlrtley, eo-chairmen for the Marrh X p, m. It w it aald by Harry Weir, night. A maal will be aerved to the Boyce grove, and from tho grove, Fur- of Dlmea campaign ha Seminole ^^Administrator, unlveraltF group In. the achool DeBary wilt ba represented at seven cart loaded with tho Navy * Volunteer* art asked to call tha eafeteria aa thfy arritff arouad I tbf Olympic Qamaa today, ____________ it* officers, their wivea and femflfeo, new hospital (phone .lltej, Hat their p. p/nf. mrtha aTterworoftoa'aun- ' Mr. aBd’lfri. F rtd Well, ot Do- went on lo UriTkfMi fo 'v U ir* # alaCM. ____. . . __ _ their porch light! on tonight be­ name* and what thty can do best cert. After the program member! Biry, -report that their eon, Cap­ Harrysnna Crlpled Children* home buyer* are ptpactod from Ihe ot the boy* have eenfessad ****** tween those hours, the to chairmen in tha "Big Switch". Mr. Weir ol the University band will be tain Robart S, Dietz, la a member lo iiiprue the children ther* with the l« year »M leafor whs sari, said that ambulances, of course, roomed la home* of the band pa­ of .the American Olympic Bobsled the tangerines they tied picked. Southeast Report* tcdieit* one of aald, ao that the wurkera who arc "I'm not talking." ratling within that hour will know would be required for the patients, rent* for the night arid will be Team at Cortina. Italy, There were shout 40 In tho party th* mst active buying market* of that you want to contribute. Halsey aald that ameofoa at surbut that there would be a need for served breakfast In home* prior He haa juat arrived them from making Ihe trip to Slotmt Dora all time. Thla U the one big campaign In ebandls# taken would not amount to atitlon wagons, trucks and perhaps lo their departure for th* remain­ winter sports at St. Moritz Cap with Dr. Boyce and then en the lb* Southern Furniture Maitct. .tem tools County that will provide enough to rharga lha group wRb • lew cars. ing lour deles, Th* organization re­ lain Dietz la Chief Information Of­ Umatilla. located In the heart of Ilia greatest fumla to meet the quota fur an DANNKMORA, N, Y. «t - Jo- "grand larceny." Not only will some of the smslt quests aid In finding enough room­ ficer for the USASK and Is stationed S. Fay, a Utmr racketetr I'srents of the boy* being WM concentration of furniture produc­ evergrowing emergency in comlul equipment be moved hut there will ing space for the TO piece group. at Wiesbaden, Germany where hr once so powerful that he ran his to th* gem tool# County Jafl are Stinecipher tion in th* world, Is one of the th* dread polio disease. teb* a lest hurried shift of larger Anyone heving a spare bedroom than a score of volunteers union from Sing Sing and recaived to appear before Juvenile Judge Items that might be set up for a who would assist the band parents largest of its kind. Mora thin 30% areMore going out this avening for the political bigwigs there, will be re- Ernest Bosuhotder today. Put On Dean's List of th* bedroom furniture is prolater day. , in this problem is requested to call hour eounlywlde campaign lo teaied from prison next month Grace Marie Stinecipher made ducrJ In North Carolina and Vir­ one "Everyone seemj deligh'ed that 2331-J. — ---------------- , ’* n raise the fund* to meet the Semi­ the Dean'a Mat at Maryville Col•t long last this naw medical fact The Male Parole Board granted ginia, Almost 400 manufacturers nole County quota. Plan* for the third Annual Skit Icec. Maryville, Tenn , according exhibit in the Southern Furniture Uty U ready for use and proud night to be held In the High School "If citlzcni realized the grave hlrn parol# yesterday on condi­ In word received here by her par- Exposition Building, offering the danger that the spread nf polio in tion Hut "under no elrcumitanrei" SNAKE MILKER citizenry teams more than anxious Auditorium February 14 at a p m. to do ail they can to assist in gell­ were formulated at the meeting 11ALLAS irt — An Employment rnti, Mr. and Mra. Martin Stint- latest style*, color end construc­ any area nf our country could w as lm to engage "In any type ing Into th« hospital for which Ihey last.night. Letters of invitation to commission interviewer Is going to cipher. tion Innovations In every typ* of cause," said Ihe County co-chair­ of union activity In any capacity hive wailed for 30 years", 31r. Weir participate in th* Skit Night Con­ have to change the pet dodge she Th,. Seminole High School grad- borne furnishing*. men for Ihe March of Dimes cam­ whatsoever." .aald. "Thl* undoubtedly will bo a test were sent to 33 civic, fraternal, ha. been using when thtv> woren't uaie is a aophmore at Maryville Th# market extend* over 11 paign, "they would readily touirl- Fay, 64, was convicted In 1641 •jgcity-wlda project In which there achool P-TA'e end Church groups any |ohs for persistent Job hunt­ College where she is majoring in aereai of display space, featuring but* generously to meet the need, of extorting $306,000 from contract­ will be no lack of anthualaztie help­ in Sanford, Lake Mery, Geneva ers. "All we have left," she would science and education. the trends of aday'a designs and for further research, for the Indi­ ors building a New York City fulness, and because of thla we and DeBary. Mra. Joe Corley wea say, "is a job milking rattle­ Miss Stinecipher, although among decorating. It it open only to rep­ vidual aid, and for the continuing water-supply lino upstate. He waa feel that we can gat the Job done appointed program, chairman. . snakes." She used it this wrok on tho “top students" at Slaryvilte, resentative! of furniture and de­ program of education that Is being vice president of tha Inlramatlona) NEW TORE (ri-Pomytof aaup> in short order." The association approved tbs a man who wouldn't give up. Is prominent in campus acti­ partment stores. The market la conducted throughout the country." Operating Engineer* Union. Mem­ ation began today to flw flooded PatJenU will bo given tha benefit purchase of a Strobotuner fr the "That's fine," said the man, bright vities. She Is a member of th* visited by thousands of buyers who "We hnpo (hit every citizen wrlll ber* of tha union worked on the Manhattan appro*eh to Ms* an* ot the tame rale Ihey ire paying purchase of a Strobolunev for the enlng. "Where 1» it and how much Maryville College Band and Is on like the Idea of buying alt their greet the volunteer* cheerfully project. Lincoln Tunnel Mb*. Water nnM at Fernald Laughton until they are High School Band with the proceeds doe, ll pay? Juat what 1 haveJhe sUlf of lha rollega piper "T h*j^V unde'r'oa*''rciif tonight and contribute generous­ H* was sentenced to T4 to II In for lg hours petterdsy before jllighl.m.1 Echo." ly," aald John Saula of Sanford, discharged, th« Administrator said, mad* from tha recent barbecue hem doing In Florida." yesrs. In 1D14 ha began tarring a diver eleaed a safoty Roar to in spite of the fart that tho stand­ sponsored by the association and hl« term In Sing Sing. In 1DS3 It atop Hi* flow. ard ot care will ba raised through Elk* Club. A Strobotuner la an el­ rsntr to light Dial Arthur H. Wicks Th* mala fcsbe Raetf, to ha wed |U s use of the new equipment. ectric device for accurate, visual nf Kingston, Republican majority for motor traffic, was not affected. w Doctors will attend those pill* presentation and measurement nf leader of lha Stnlo Senate and There ware ne injuries whan tha enla who need such special at­ sound frequencies. It la used for acting lieutenant governor at the Hudson River braikthrough Nina, tention during tha move, it was lunimi an tha instruments of the lime, had vlalled the rarketeer but several sandbags had to iwtel said. • Band. In Sing Sing. It ooat Wlcka bit for their lives. The tw* original Lincoln (aha* Thoie present at the meeting leadership. ITS feet to th* north wer* ■*$ were: Mre N. J, Dugger, Presi­ Elks Playground touched. ( r*s dent. Mr. end Mrs. Charles BenThe main part of the naw 10fo>‘ ham, Mra. G. B. Hudson, Mrs. Ji 1 Gets Equipment mlllion-dollar third tub* la baitll NeW equipment hi» been in- B SI, John, Mrs. R. W. Williams, bored from the New JtTiay aids Mra. Jack Burney, Mr. and Mra. Mailed In the Fort Mellon Park of the Hudson. 0 -E lk ’a Playground, according lo Charles Powell, Mrs, Margaret G. Th* break occurred la a tuck Bower, Robert H. Reely, Sirs. information released by tho City tunnel below 12th avenue and tttb I-owell Ozler, .M r. and Sirs. Fred Manager'* Office this morning. .street, lust wait of tha Naw York There ere a new sand box, new W, Pope. Mr and Mra. C. E. Jack WASHINGTON '^-President El­ Ventllallqn Building. son. Sira. Fred M. Smith, Mrs. A. exercise bars, and eight beautiful senhower (rile Congress today Thr*4 aandhoga went down M Uak trees'placed in ihc playground I). Rountree. Ernest Cowley. wliai he think* It ahiiul.l do lo Im­ foci to try and stem Ihe break, Ilea. prove Iho nation's health, They f o u n d th* aafaty do* . In addition, all of ihe equipment There were advance Indication* Jammed and had to awltn for tl Adjustment Board ha- received a new paint job. . . f hi* special message would play as tha water kept rising. Parents are daily making great \dmvn his suggestion of previous er use of Ihc playground area lo Will Meet Tonite yesrs tor federal reinsurance of ^ rated in (he immediate vicinity ef A meeting of the l<urd of Adjuilprivate health insurance plana In Prospect Of Death mrnts and Appeals will be held to " the municipal awlmmlng pool. favor nf permitting private com night in '.he City Commissioners panics to ahare excels risks among Faces B. Abbott Room of the Sanford City Hill at OAKLAND, Csllf. UE-Barton' W. Knowland Reported • p. m. themselves Abbott today farad the procpaH E C. Harper, chairman of the Such a pooling plan, which has Ready To Risk Bid Board, railed th* mesttag in hand­ bern studied bv Secretary of Wel­ of death In Rtn Quentin’s gal WASHINGTON Know- le matter* that come under the fare Folsom, might requira an at- chamber harsust ef tw# itfindi land waa reported ready M ay to jurisdiction of Ihe Board of Adjust­ rmpbion from federal antitrust of hair, II blit of fiber and tote , lhan a handful of elay. i r ik hii conditional bid fur the lie- ment and Appeal. laws. Largely on mlerosrop* and lest Tomorrow night at t o'clock, publican preiidrntial nomination Elsenhower said In hii econom­ lube analyglt, * Jury yestmtoj a meeting of tha Zoning gnd Plan­ on his thawing in five primarirt. ic messzgo Tuesday that private convicted Ihe XT-yaar-oM fathay ri te- They art the onea in lllinoir, ning Commission will be held'ln companies should be encouraged kidnaping and beating to daatfr U Aliw'ta, Florida, Maryland and his the City Commissioner* Room at to expand their activities both to year-old Btapfianl* Bryan. Tha t i e th* City Hall. heme atale of California, IncluJfl catastrophic Illnesses and en men and flva women had Rfra*t Rob Brown la chairman'of lha Knowland, Senate GOP leader. tn cover persona not now reached M hour: and M minutes In n««fo latter committee, it made it clear he will sari: by group plant. lng thair decision. They dfUW a- nomination If Prcaidm Ciicnated tht days before taking tot ttower doea not run. first ballot. 'V * • Hj will visit Now Hampahlro Funeral Strvice Special Game Nite Tha Jurors specified the forifc thla weekend, but apparently pre­ Funeral strvlrc* for W. Fred fer* to ally elear of that tla it't Paacock will be held tomorrow at A special game night will be mtonea for Abbott an bate fatrch 1$ primary unless he ftnda 4 p. m. in the First Baptist Church. , ONE OF TRB POINTS of Interoat that vlallora will aaa St Send* MS. (M l la right)! Mrs. A. W. Vppe.Sr^ Mm, Charles Cola, Betty enjoyed at th* Hanford Tourist By foaaMa foarun tor ton ! s situstion (n which ha feat* he The Rev. W.'F. Broeka will ofU- nal#-Memorial Hospital Sunday during "Open Houaa" from 1 to ■•wee, Mm . Bell Brumler, Mrs. Oeerrs Harden. Mrs. Warren and ttmfflaboarJ Club today. Aa* naytog, m* t o tlritlea are aeheduM to gal under Manat, Uttfully dlaevow delegate eitta end burial wOl be In Oak • o'clock. The Murtaa Station, or narva center of the hospital, la Adeem, and Mrs. Osmten Deaat (Staff Photo) wag at V:M > aa. Laws Memorial Berk. Mpdldetse eetared |g kb sans. m issed for tk ti picture by uunbare of the Uoayital Auxiliary, l i a r furniture Market fetto tefo i......., Wifi Be Released From Prison Soon Miss Pumping Operation Begins In Flooded, Manhattan Tunnel Nation's Health Subject Of Message S ' )n’’rV’j\/nSTl."i\ ►.-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, January 25, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 25, 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 25, 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/f1a3b51de9c3132cc413043264d7fe4c.pdf 0fd8688fe0e43230f519c466410b5020 PDF Text Text " /c : ■ : , v r VM : Doudney Reveals ^ He's Not Candidate In Demo Primary Tex AiKitor Sanford Doudney laid this* morning, *1I will not h* a candidate to inecMd my*etf In tha forthcoming Democratic Prim ary'/ 'Doudnev. mi kina th* announce* meat of hi* m lJrtmt.u tha office of Tax Assessor |alrt, "At tha and of thlt term I will have complaled 43 year* of service In the Tax Assessor's office." Future plans have not yet bean completed, said Doudney when ha stated that he would not be a can* dldhte In the com Inf election, He laid that ha orlglnsliy began hla service in the Tnx Asinsor's office here on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January, 11X3. t U M l t f a friend who I p i a n l at U s boek* ted , "I'd bet yen t e s t l abases to ret* u f >ii n . u r J * tabbim » a let ef tafovlriao Yet I alee read a lei Ml is much M 'l -did I r e a d mere letenstveiy ftfd^gtyr, to eng of the CAFTA1N Lrft) C o t, Jacksonj K. L. Wil­ low Machinist Mold Third Claast Third CUM and D. L. Merritt, • * 4 .beetui were jwhUebcd MF void, Ne major, pubH&ea eUend " »i MOtiaeAd v-rr-OWf*.. W W IH T& Vt t e ee I happy pear iaat todusttr whan an tfl-Ume high, about -myeejf Mr i I’M and m wiree and t aam« Jr aboard the it-General Maurice Bose, llth Airborne ie the first paradroop 'division to nerve me Mace World War H. It mM« « • Mh Ihfantry, Dlvl- M Ltgal Notica rAMPA IF r Brea with N th ijects semiag up as the state* Ig hi replie and a Tampa1 Lake* BALLOON CBOMBfl PACIFIC OI'PAMA, Japan lit — A If. g. Navy weather balloon launched here laturday pasted above the V. I. coast at the Calitornla-Oregoe state line about • p.m. yealerday, tha Navy aald today. Th tarday, the Navy aald today. Th* balloon crossed th* Pacific In Jrie than 31 hours, teklng much ’ the same path used by Japan*** bal­ loon fir* bnmbi In World War II. Spotlight On Hollywood m sm n iw s m M Sr pally I. sa plateUff aestast reu sa t le l>* Cirswlj raurl sSleiel rtrsvit, Bamlitet* neelerd, Maialaale Ceeetr, Ike saie eult u fsr eWnrcs. « karate repaired tag *1i eepeer ferfere the skew MefeN. ritrisa, si. ts•Zrebrusrr. lias, an* fit* iltte dsfeeiea. If say jnu tee eeta eutl eel ** er eld sate itilver e *»o» ie* th* eturaar fa* in* nermse *. Makr. 1*1 ContS, Otlaede. riarlda, Pelt lisaae a deeree arrv II ►« aaursa aealaA yae said eeuia will pvaraad #t (?#* e* eatordlne la law, Mg my hae* and tha effif ef ih* aknta • •tins* faeterd, eamlnoia rmiely. IMs list day ef January. v m juttteunniN i By BOB THOMAh HOLLYWOOD UD-Now the tall la wagging the dog. Television used be be a dirty word among the movie studio*. Film bosses epoJts of the tley icreen only In terms of disdain. Idtok at theai now I The studios are scrambling to rash In on the TV’goM, Most of thorn or* making film* for TV. eovoral or* selling their features and aborts to th* new medium, end all gr* using H " t believe that television Is the r**t**t dareieper ef talent this country hsa aver known," eeid poxier, who waa ki charge of CBS Iramatk shows in the Best aed ttrf, hM a Hollywood production boss. 'Sven more than vaudeville, which developed moatly entertainers. TV i l l provided training ground tor aclore, writers, director*, producera in comedy, drama and all fields . "Look st the names TV h it brought forth alreedy. A few years ago, Audrey Hepburn did e show for me at $400, including, a week's rehears*!. Now you’d ' probably bava to giva her tuo.ooo a. picture plus ■ cut nf .Uia proflu. ^rksss"' DRILLING Sanford Mfg. Firm Is Receiving Bids ■■W A H il Bldi are being received on plans to espand the Sanford Manufactur­ ing Company facilities here In San­ ford, according to an announce­ ment this morning by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce In­ dustrial Committee, Local contractors who would like to bid on the construction of the new facilities can get In touch with Don Bates, Industrial Committee Chairman of the Seminole Cminty Chamber of Commerce, Fhone .Vo. 1370. break >the i rules, . where i Ufa re­ wards of Integrity and skill are great, where life la constantly com­ petitive and where it la necessary to exercise some repression. "Some of the eo-ealied progres­ sive schools instill In rhlldren the IdM that they should exercise every whim at any time, that they must express themselves, no ma­ ter bow disastrous the result!, that if they don't ll>* to read nr <|u sums thay don't have to, and that, no matter what they do fhay will never be punished, "1 believe you have more of this kind of schools In Ameilr* thin s i do In Britain, but even there discipline i* much more lax than it used to be." Army May Intrude In Air Force Claim On Enemy Attacks T--T.v':'- < Silhouette Gets Softened Look never look severe,'In UU opinion of Hannah Troy, who softens the uncompromising look of t h e •freight silhouette this'string with lemma and irilly liogeiU &>*«*#, ranging from a wide cape collar of crisp, white, embroidered or­ gandie on a navy silk afternoon dress to a discreet littie collar of linen and Ufa on a sheer blege wool sheath. The whlU-coliar girl U this de­ signer's favorite for spring, and her crisp accents of linen and laca give a fresh and flattering look to tha new fashions, viewed by tha nation's fashion press. *■ Many of the Troy outflU achieve a two-piece look in a esa-pitce ilreti by slmulaUd boleros end Jackets. Other* have m l Jackets which mty be removed to turn a tailored costume Into a - eeckfnll dress. , , For afler-J wear, this' designer presents varied silhouettes, rang­ ing from slim shafta of silk to draped harem akirta and full, gauzy akirta of ehlffon or net. Oleg Cassini dramatise* the fem­ inine figure in new ways this spring, using various device! to make a simple and carefully shaped s h e a t h look daringly naughty. A cess In point Is hie black linen sheath called "Hands Off," In which a cut-out section Just above the boat provides airconditioning and manages to give the high neckline a definitely dar­ ing effect. With skillful drapery and fluid handling of fabrics, Cassini builds his dresses around the figure of the woman, considering that the principal purpose of fashion is to make woman look more exciting. George Carmel shows ■ distin­ guished group of trim spring suite with soft dressmaker touches that still look tailored. A highlight Is a —* r M f 1 - • r• i, » _ • '*e l o o k . k m w British Producer Alexander Korda Dies A t Age 62 LONDON ID— Sir Alexander Korda, leading British film pdoduc•r, died today. He waa 12. The Hungarian-born movie m ilnate was noted for. hi* lavish film productions with which he m adeand sometimes lost — fortunes. He made picture* ter M years and since tha early 30« had been « lu d er In the British Aim Induslrj.< x ^ d . died- ai hi* lataat mle * * r Lium jc* OUvtar a.lllmjng of "The Private Life af Henry VIU" wag hie first smash bit. ■ ■■ * ‘n,# , u , “ * WMvil w,< fou.D(* ,n Nor t h Carolina for tha first ' tint, u, l9u . The life and death ef g'wasiern mining town that want* from boom to bust in four years Is being studied by a University of Cali* femia historian. f *1%, ua m11 | WASHINGTON (P— Th* Army mty ha edging Into a field where the Air Foret leys claim to pri­ mary InUrast—strategic nlr attack against distant enemy war goods centers far behind battle lines. Th* Air Fere* ha* waged some long end wordy battles with the Navy over the lam* Issue during the last decade. The impending development ef long-distance rockets, which cm be designed and used by any of tha thro# service*, haa broadened Uie ground for argument. A weekend publle showing of a scale model af tb* Army’s new Bedstone missile pointed up th* matter, Th* Bedeton* leelf, with a eomparatively modest rang* of about 300 mil**, probably cah be considered a tactical weapon for th* Army's traditional tactics! role. But in offering the Bedstone medal for view, tb* Army suggest­ ed tbit it would b« tha bails for development of a mld-rangt, 1,100mll* billlstla rocket. "Bva Marl* lalat did a show for ma at MOO—and this was after she did 'On the Waterfront.' New 1 ta* MOM he> atftrod her |IM,000 to do • picture. Others who did showa for gsoo war* Oraeo Kelly, Pgul Nawmu, Bod Metgar, Ernest Borgnlne." O. D. Farrell. S10 E. Flrnt Far 10 vsars this store hat renaislently ebaerved tha fel. lowing bourn Week days I a, m. f* l i t l p. m, ■sturdave t e. m, t* 7:30 p. m, Cleaeg from 7i|0 p. m. Betwday a n il I a. m. Mm. T o d a y ’i vast strelcliea o f rich Everglades farm ­ land are a far cry from th a savaga wilderneaa ol Sem inole chief Oaceola'a time. W ithin o u r lifetim e, free enterprise has carved huge m odern farm s all over Florida from w giteJinds o f palm, pint: and sawgrais. These farm s, supplying a whole n ation with healthful fru its an d vegetables du rin g dark winter m onths, are ahining examples o f private eulerpriae at work ta Florida! Another example ef fr*e enter­ prise at work in Florida it the remarkable expansion of Florida Power ft Light Coospeny—net only to kfcp peso with present population Increases, but to stay ahead of *H future neodf «e wall. Sine# V-J Day. eleetrieel-Ki m bility ha* grown front 210,000 kw to 882,000 lev today. Freedom at work In Florida Ie your beet gust* ant#* of happier Florida living t A i i f . 'l l d tflteftffiiail rtC -W *M » a THE’O UyH tftiE Arcade Package STO RE \ *. • �#.< Sferalft Weather Cfoafy tkroagk W M uiO y whfc •ccsdewst riM**Ti and tbaadefi'* •lorisi tedey iM m k r i bisk »•* to r to the Ma. TUESDAY. JANUARY 14, IBM VOLUME XLVIII Test Odham Going AU Out Tank' Findings In Support O f Collins Submitted For Gubernatorial Race speeches. Tb# young Sanford businessman, who lin t mae to a political promi­ nence in 1982 when he came from nowhere to be runneruplto the late Dan McCarty In tha governorship race, apparently baa lost none of his distaste for former Gov. Fuller Warren whom he attacked bitterly In the 1P33 campaign. Warren Is being urged by many of his former supporters to run Mlscellsneous Items discussed for governor agsln this year. and approved by Ihe Board of San­ “I would walk through the state barefooted If necessary to beat ford City Commissioners last Fuller Warren,” Odham told news­ night Included a request from the American Legion Fair Association men. Odham was asked about his long for ■ 'permit to operate Iheir fair personal friendship for Farris Bry­ here this year. ant of Ocala who already has an­ Karlyle Houihotder, represent*nounced his candidacy. “I have been and still am a ting and .peaking for the Ameri­ personal friend of Bryant. We see can Legion’* Fair Association said, alike on many things but not a "It's been our policy to make tho he said. Seminole County Fair a bigger Camellia fancier* in Sanford are 19M,” Odham said Bryant would be apt and bettar one each year.” fnvlted to enter blooms In the to appeal to the same type of poo However, Housholder revealed eighth annual Florida State Ca- pie from whom Collins draws hit 'mmelli* Show to He held In Orlando support.. that there would be no livestock ^Municipal Auditorium Saturday "But, I don't beliava Ihe godd exhibit thia year because, he sslil, end Sunday. people of the state will permit “No fundi are available this year The two-day event is one of themselves to be split. I don't be­ for tho exhibit.” Dates for Ihe the largest flower show* In the lieve the good people are stupid Seminole County Amcricsn legion aouth and attracts thousands of enough to vole for Fuller Warren,” Fair were given as Feb. 13 visitors esch yesr. through II. ha said. Mrs William B. McGea of Talla­ But Warren will be lough even I The Boird of Commissioner* ap­ hassee, general chairman, announc­ against Collins, Odham said. proved a permit for the fair. ed today that all space la taken Odham said he had rejected a A letter of Inquiry was authoris­ for Ihe commercial exhibits. Some place on the Adlai Stevenson dele­ of Florida's leading nurserymen gate slate In Florida's May 29th ed by the Board of Commissioners last night to be directed to Hub­ *will be ,displaying ea. . . . superlative . . . . . __|presidential preference primary bard Construction Company of Or­ melllas In this phase of the show,, Hj)eclu, e j found out there were lando to determine the status of ah* said. I entirely loo many ruller Warren Project No. 10 of the Sewer end Another attention-getting por-1 th, steveni0n Water Expansion program. The tlou of the show I. ‘hc/llvl.lon „ n iw d Wc,don n .P S lm project Included sewer Unci that fcp„ " m w T r r Tallahassee attorney who was a run adjacent to the Laney Dry aectlon will be on the Camellia s | trusted |nl||€d adviser ldvl, „ duclnj during W.rren's Cleaning building on Second St. » ‘,07 w.„ Travel. Through the Age. and the (wm „ 0 Ind Justice B. An ordinance changing Ihe mini­ ether Is on rageant of \ ears. K Boberts, RnH. rt. a. long , ' Urn time friend of mum plumbing fra from SO cents I. hitho . County Sanford and cmh Seminole the former governor, to $1 was apprnfed last night by resident* who wish to enter eoraStsnry Is a member nf Ihe Flor­ tpellllon for specimen blooms are ida Committer for Stevenson, Ju*- the Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners. asked to contact Mrs. J, C, West further Further discussion «of me the street it wet or Mrs, I,eland Tripp* In Orlando, tirei Roberts declined a temporary corh* rmsnxhlp of Ihs Stevenson r'njrfsclni p'rogrim ws4 tiblcd ‘ Entries will it taken from I t* organisation In Its formative days last night until negotiation can de­ 11 a. m. Saturday, because of the press of his Su­ termine Just how far th* City can Tha show will he open to the preme Court duties. go in the priority program outlined pnhlie from 2 to It) p. m. Satur­ “ I still say there are too many day and 1 to 9 p. m. Sunday with Fuller Warren men In Ihe Steven­ by City Manager Warren E. Knowles. a small admission charge son high council," Odham replied. Odham said he couldn't work up "much enthusiasm" for Sen, Estes Church Conference Kefsuver of Tennessee who has announced he will enter tha Florida Will Open Tonight primary against gtevsnson. “I’m not sure w# (tha Demo­ At Orlando Site cratic Party) have a president," A Church Lenders Conference he seld. "A* things stand now, I think will he held at Central Chriiliao I'd prefer an uninstructed slate Church, Orlando, opening "l 7:30 tonight and closing at noon ore from Florida.” Thursday. U.S. Sen. Speisird L. Holland, Announcing his eandldiaey for Dr. Lin D. Cartwright, editor Tag Assessor I* Rudy I.. Sloan, who has shown no ardor for either of The Christian Evangelist, St. Stevenson or Kefsuver, has alio £8 4 , who reside* at ?nfl) Magnolia Ave. set*'- ■' • " 1 - fm—-«r suggested tho poealbtllty of an un- Louis, .will give three addresses on'the history and future nf tha i.oii Meriwether, and thre* child­ instructed slate of delegate* brotherhood of Desclples of Christ, “One thing I would like and ren. Kathy, six; Ellen, four, and that'a George Smalhera for tho vice Dr. J. Wsrren Hsstlngs of tho Frank Vernon, on*. Notion*! City Christian Church, The newly annnunred candidal* presidency," Odham said. Washington, will give threo mess­ Smathers, Florida’s Junior IT. I. it a native Flnridoion and la a ages nf special Interest and help senator, has been mentioned as • locomotive engln**r with tha At- , __ to ministers, and will spsak at a Untie Coast Lin. with whom ha viea possibility, lunrhion for th* laity tomorrow at has hssn employed ' for approxi­ n«m mately 14 year*. The Rev. Ralph Neill, public re­ a He Is a member of the First lation* dim tor of the Internation­ wPre*byt«r!*n Church, M a * o n Ic al Convention of Disciple* of l.edge. Legislative representative Christ, Indianapolis, will bo h*ard af Division 7(10 Brotherhood of on "The Churrh and Community Lnrnmotlva Engineer* and Veteran Good Will" and “Good Public Roof Foreign Wars with threo years latlona," He will alao apeak at servlet In the armed forcos. the minister*' wives' luncheon Sloan attended Wake Forest Col­ Wednesday. Devotion# at the var­ le g e In North Carolina. He brought ious sessions will be led byi Dr. out that he ho* studied real An employ* of tha Court Rout* Paul C. Carpenter, host pastor; estate laws and hat familiarised I since 1931 announce, her candi­ Dr. Cecil E. Denney, Miami; the himself with the duties and obli­ dacy for the Office of County Rev. Richard L. James, Jackson­ gation* of this office and feels Tax Assessor today. and the Rev. E. Emerson Mlsa Mary K, Carl* aald this ville; (hat he Is completely capable and flrnkaw. Lakeland.’ The meeting morning, "I wish t o ' announce qualified to handle all necessary will conclude with an open forum. dull** and obligations of the nf. that 1 am a candidate for th* office of County Assessor of According to th* local atlenfirs. Tax** for flomlnole County, sub­ dance chairman, Mrs, W, 1L C F. Marker 1* treasurer for ject to th* Democratic Primary Young, those from here who ex­ the campaign and deposits are pect to attend include) Pastor and being made at tha Benford At­ to ho held on May S, 1918." Mrs Parry L Slone; Mrsi Oscar TMlsi Earle eatd, “I feel that my lantic National Bank 22 * year experience in the Tax Pearson; Mr*. George W. Morgan Asseteor'a office, 19 years of Mr' and Mr*. Eugene W, Patti*; which have' boan sorved In tha Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L 'E llett; •Seven Men Charged capacity of Assistant Aaaeaaor, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Falk; and fully qualifies me for thla position In Stealing Copper and will anabl* ma to aarvo’ tha Mre. Ida Hutcherson, MOBILE! (Jt—Seven men were eltliara of Semlnolo County In arrested on ehirgea of stealing an efficient and courtooue man­ Mayfair Is Setting more than 100,000 feet of capper ner." wire from firing rengni st Eglln Th# candidate for the office of C aw I n i / P P P ^ f l l l ^ U C Air .Force Rase, Fla., the FBI Seminole County Tax A»ee.*or r 0 * J O y C C e L eQ U C U S The' District Cailctis of the hai been employed In tha Court said yesterday. Houto elne« 1931, beginning her Junior Chamber of Commerce will Th# wire w*i valued at about service In the Clerk'* office and ^118,000. Fred Hetlford. special two yeara later being employed get underway Sunday afternoon at * a f r n t In charge of th* FBl’a Mo­ by the Office of County Assessor ! o’clock here In Sanford at th* Mayfair Inn. bil* office, taid. of Taxc*. Representatives of C • n t r al Four were arrestej yesterday: Miss Earlo haa been a raeldent John William Atwell. 23. NfcevlHe; of Seminole County for 31 year* Florida Jayree organisations will Charlea W«bster FtanklJn, It,.and and la • graduate at Seminole meet to discus* plans for tha State Conference to be held later Cleveland Johnson, IS, both Rt. 1 High School, Nlcevilla; and James O'Kevan MeShe le th* daughter of the late In tho year Curley, 11, Rt. l, Crestvlew. William 8. Earle, Sr., Civil Engl- Plana are complete for the Hallford aald all were unem­ Inner and Contractor. •vent, necordlng (b tha local Jayployed except MrCurlfy who has Mlsa Earlo la an aciiva member e a t . Journal, which will Include worked aa a eJVillaa at tha EfUa of the Ftrot FrotoyteriM Cburch a social hour, buslnm meeting, Bratlsy Odham, whom second primary support la 1954 waa * major factor In Oov. Colllni* vic­ tory in the governorship rac*. aaya ha ii “ all out for Collina fn 1156." •w odham, who campaigned active­ ly for Colllni In 1984 after hla own elimination Bom tha governonhlp campaign In the first pri­ mary, aald “ I'm for Collin*. I'll do anythin* he want* me to do In hla behalf.” Odham said this Included slump American Legion Fair Permit Okayed By Commissioners ,Camellia Fanciers Invited To Enter Orlando State Show •Rudy L. Sloan, 34, Among Candidates For Tax Assessor Hiss Mary Earle Reveals Candidacy For Tax Assessor • t i leaftod. A report was submitted ta the Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioner* by Robert M. Anyas end Associates, consulting engmeore for the City, on the “new tank and pumping procedure* far the water system." The report Is a result of t series of tssta conducted by Us* con­ sulting engineer’* firm during » five day period J4a. • through Jan. 13, following a similar but shortsr period test conducted by City. Accompanying th# report wae a graph "plotting th* line pressure at the plant against the height of water In the new tank and showing th* actual time of pump­ ing each filling period,” , The testa, during the five day period, were conducted by Dave Newman, field engineer for Ro­ bert M. Angas and Assoclalei. Th* report on the testa, submitted by Richard L. Lampp, following data on pumping tlma at tho Sanford Water plant stated, "It will be seen that these total pumping tlm*a compare favorably with those dur­ ing so-called normal operations, In­ sofar as they are in tb* aamo rang*. "From a review of th* shove limited pumping records, w# do not believe," Ihe report said, “that the overall pumping lime will be ap­ preciably increased If the pump­ ing I* done principally during per­ iods of daily maximum demind.” Six rerommendathni wore sub­ mitted with th*-report. 1. That a minimum height of water nf 10 fret h# maintained In the bowl of Ihn new elevated stor­ age tank at *11 times; 2. That pumping operation* be coordinated with peak demands as much as possible. 3. That steps ho taken to deter­ mine when th# Naval Air tSation Is pumping from ihe City main* in that, as often as possible, the City pumps can ha operated at the tame time; , . 4, That ago and condition of tha 13-lnrh geared gate valv# at th* old tank will probably necessitate Its replacement In the near future. When anything Is dona at this Inratlnn we recommend that this valve h» replaced with a fully automatic altitude valvs; 8. That, If It U your dcrir# to operate the water plant without Ihe manual operation nf ths afore­ mentioned gal* valve, the altiludo valvs he Installed Immediately; and, » 8. That tha plant engineer bo instructed to abut down the pump when lhap rcMurp exceeds 70 pnunda per iquart Inch duringpumping operations, regardless of the (might nf water in the tank. It It highly Imprnhahla that pres­ sures will exceed 70 p. s. I. beforo the tanks arn full, hut this will Insurt against excessive pressure* In th* water mains. The Board of Commissioners, after hearing Ihe report, and questioning closely th* Field En­ gineer, approved tha Installation ln to replace the 12-inrh gcnrrd valve, t mt uf Ihe valve will (lightly exceed seven hundred dollar*. Installation will h* dona hy city crews. Coffee Club Meet Set For Tomorrow The S-mlnote County Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will meet tomorrow morning et 10 o'clock at thh* Chamber of Com­ merce Building. Tho half-hour get-log*Lh«r give* local businessmen an opportunity to meet one another and in greet newcomer* who have arrived In the City. Members of th* Chamber of Commerce and their guest* will be served coffee and doughnuts l»rlnr gating the ehort. Inter•sting program underway. Department « By Blasts Hospital Preview Gatchel Q uestions Present Well Field Seen By Rotarians Legality To Answer Inadequate To Fill On Guided Tour C alls O u tsid e City Additional Demand Campaign Needed To Keep Properly Free From Litter From Ihe moment they entered Ihe spkrlous rerepllnn room until Department at the meeting last thry left to resume their various night of tho Board nf Sanford business and professional activi­ City Commissioner* when Com­ ties. the mop* than 10 member* missioner John Krliler cited the of the Sanford Rotary Club, who location of tha department In rela­ enjoyed a pre-open house visit to tion to the center of the City and Ihe Seminole Memorial Hospital, Commissioner David Gatchel Ques­ expressed themselves is well tioned the authority of the de­ pleased, not only with the time partment to answer calls outside they took to make the visit but with the building that culminated A concentrated eamnalgn will of tha City limits. However, Commissioner dreams and plans covering a be conducted by ths City, aeeord. ... „Karl period of over 30 year*. in is., n .J «# b • j Hlgglnhothom disagreed with ComFollowing their rustomary lunch­ S A S ! . " " " ? fl! S ," ,ord Clt* > ls.loner (ialchal when he aald, eon at Ihe Yacht (Tub at noon, the Commissioners, to clean up vacant "If a fir* break* out th* truck* members accepted the invitation lota. should go out. I'm n»t going to h« of Hospital Board Trustee Chair­ A discussion of the poislbllltle* a party to alttlng here and let* man, T. E. “Gene" Tuclrer to gel of using present ordinances and Inr a man’s horn# hum down." an advance view nf Ihe building Gatehal said, “W* want to ex­ and its equipment. Forming a requirements of th* City Charter pand tha City *f Sanford, but I motorcade tn llj* east end of the resulted la Commissioner David want' It to b* known that this hospital, th* Rotarians were di­ Gatchtd saying that "We need * Isn't a hatchet, nver the heads of vided into groups of 12 mrn xml law with some teeth in it." those outside th* City in the wrre personally conducted on a Citing example* of other cities fringe areas,H lour o/ the entire building by sev­ where commissioners have visited, Th* Board of Commlatloner*, eral members of the Hnspltal methods of collecting costa for discussing ways and msana of col­ Auxiliary. After being greeted by cleaning lots, within the City lecting fees for answering alarms Mrs. R. N. niackwelder at the limit# where owners refuse to. mitalds, of th* city limits, consid­ reception desk, they were escorted by th* following newly formed clean them up, City Manager War­ ered endorsements on Insuranee guides; Mfa, Warren Adams, Mrs. ren K. Knowtes revealsd that such policies, outright payment for tha Gordon Dean, Mrs. Rnlllam ToU, methods have not produced re­ rail and ^Iher methods. Commlasloner Ratlgan, entering Mrs. T. r. McDaniel, H it CWtole* sults her*. Vodoplch, Mrs. F. E. mtamBlat Th* City Charter of the City the discussion called attention to fir., Mrs. Georg* Harden, and of Sanford, Florida, slate#, that the Board of Commissioner* that Mrs. John Crawford. “Th* City Commission shall have "the only thing wt can do le atop Tn mrntlon the fact that the power, hy ordinance or resolution, th* fir* trueka from going outside Rotarians were pleased with what to require that all iota and lands of th* City limit*. they saw sruuld b* minimising and ether premises within th* “We can take either of two their feeling*. The many favorable City he kept clean, sanitary and steps ” he said, “refits* to let the eommenta heard might b* summed frsa from weeds, trssb and other trucks go out of the city or change up in tha statement of a past pre­ litter, or make them »• *t th* os- th* City Charter. W* have ne sident *4 the cluh who remarked; psc.y of th* -swore, where th* .rig.ht,,aeeprdlng .to.4ur. Charter, "This la certainly, on* fine that »o lend th* trucks out of th* city th* taxpayara of Bemlnol* County owner fall*' or refuse* to ks«r> Until*." got their money's worth." A special souvenir edition of The Ksnfnrd Herald, to he published Friday, will give to all Ha readers a comprehensive, detailed story of raise tha atandards of our em­ the new hospital, showing ihe floor ployes and then give their aarvlrea plan of tho three stories and will cover the route of the trip Ihe Ro- and expansea Incurred in »>i ilcan- away,” Gatchel offered a motion for Urlana made yeslerdsy. ifng such properly, and may en. fore# payment of tha *nm# against consideration, "that we discontinue tha owner or axalnst the property sending nttr fir# fighting equip­ ment outalda the elty limit* In In a suit at law or In equity," xreordene* with Ih# Charter," Th* Board nf Sanford City ComCommissioner Ratlgan seconded mlsalnnera agreed "that a cam­ the motion hut Immediately asked paign l>a started to gat th* lot* that a vote on th* question he eleaned up—and if no aetlon la tabled until thh* next meeting of taken hy tha property owners, to the Board of Commissioners, taka legal steps to have It done," Commissioner John Krider, tak­ ing up the discussion surrounding the Hanford Flra Department laid, Ralalgh King, a resident nf (ho Garden Club School "With the Increase In ear popula­ County for 3# years, put his hat tion and th* building np of tho In th* ring today In Seminole Coun­ Course One Begins areas of tho elty, ws'v* come to ty, as a candidate for Tax Asses­ place where w* must mov* our Tomorrow Morning the sor. Fire Department to a aoore ewnKing waa bom In Putnam Coun­ Courae No. 1 of th# Flower tral location." ty. Florida, where ho attended Show Garden School of th* San­ Continuing hla statomant about tha public schools. After coming ford Gxrrlen Club will gat under­ Ih* sonslderallon of the lo*a| fir* tn Sanford snd white working with way tomorrow morning at 9il8 department, Krider said, “It'a lb* utilities company, he enrolled at the Garden Center located on com* to the point where wa'ra not „ , „ with Ih* LaSalle Extension Univer­ Fast First It. and Mellonvllle ff*ring fir# protection anymore. sity and look its course in public Ave. Our equipment la In terrible accounting. He resigned as chief clerk of the uttlitdw* company In Mr*. Mabel Bonn* of Orlando shape—It's a dlsgraca. "it's going to Uk* some think­ enter th* real estate field. In 1927 will ipilruet tomorrow morning ho left the real estate buslncse to with P. E. Parvln, a w«*l-known ing on th* part of thia present engage ta celery growing, and for member of tho faculty ol the Uni­ Commission," raid Krider, And h* 26 year* wav active In ail phases versity of Florida's School of added, “It will enst quit* O bit of of the vegetable Industry. Ho Is Agriculture, teaching the horti­ money, maybe $160,000 to g«t tha now conocrled with th* asles de­ culture phase of th* schnbl tomor­ new equlpmtnt and a new loca­ tion." partment of the Panther Company row afternoon. Ruxg*itlnns • surrounded t h a of Fort Worth, Texas, ai a Florida Mrs. fra J. V*m*do# of Jacksonrepresentative. villa will Instruct th* school all moving of, th* Fir* Department from Us present location to a He Is a recent graduate of the day Thursday nale Carnegie Course a member mnre central spot on Franeh Ava. Mrs. Kariyle Housholder, chair­ of the Masonic Lodge and • mem­ Said Krider, “ThJ traffic situation man of the Flower Show Schnol ber of the First Presbyterian committee, said Ltdsy that each Is surh that the fire dspartmant Church. can't protect people's properly, In 1928 he was married to Miss day's sevilon will begin at 9:18 “ It's vsry serious." said Com* a. m. and end at approximately Creel Little. Mr. and Mr*. King mlsslimer Krider. “We've gotten Nava on* daughter, Mrs. Gilbert 8:18 p. m. niirsalves Info a situation of pro­ Blocker, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Housholder said that a tecting all of Bemlnot# County— Thia Is hla flret venture Into poli­ small fea will he charged to da- and wa ean't *vsn protect tha tic*. fray th* axptnsei of tha school. City" Raleigh King Puts Hat Into County Tax Assessor Ring Van Eeghen TITUSVILLE IM — Philip via Eeghen, Melbourti# laundry operx for, was Indicted ytiUvrtay for first degree murder by ■ Brevard County grand jury Invssllgitlng ths bludgeoning death of his wile and daughter test month. The indictment was returned In Ihe slaying of the daughter, Phyli# Ann, 7. Nn eharg* was mad* In Ihe death of his red haired will Patricia, 29. The bodlea war# found In a n r parked across tha street from a Melbourne funeral home Dec. I. Van E«gh*n, 86, who had re­ ported them missing, was held In Jell flve daye for questioning but On Slaying Jury held the slaying* were "a t| blocks from their horn*. the handi of a person or p-rioni Van E#gh#n, a former Canadian unknown." Army arllllsryman, has dented any Sheriff If. T. Williams' deputies knowledge nf Ih* killings. H* says rejalled him a few minutes after he last saw his wif* and child the grand Jury report. n#e. T at the laundry, thought When found, Mre. Van Kaghn, they want to s mevle that night a native of Scotland, wee covered and went to bed, waking up about with a blanket on the front wet 6:30 a. m. to find them missing. of the family convertible The Tha Van Esgbens worn married ehlld'a body was la th* trunk. Both al Ft. St. Johns, British Columbia had been struck la th* back of tn 1947. They moved to Melbourne tho bead three times. three yeara ago. Ho le a estiva of Sheriff Williams gild Use death St. Louis and once lived In Tampa, weapon apparently waa a hatchet Tha couple bad one other child although K has not been reported Rng*r, 4, who died in 19*4 of a found. Ho aald th* mother and head injury believed received whan chad wars kflod at the rear ef struck by a * lenafop, s Mrs. L. C. Glisson Dies In S t Pete . Th* friends of Mr*, t . C. Oilssen will ragrst to tearn of h*r death at tho home nf her dough' tor Mrs. Ralph E. Stsvsns, in St, Petersburg. Mrs. Glisson wa* a former resi­ dent of Sanford, hut mode h«r homo with her daughter for a number of years. Besides Mrs. Steveni, survivor* Include a granddaughter, Mre. Doa Krause, and a nephew, Ralph & Stevens Jr., both af St, Petersburg also a naphew, R. R. WllUames of Orlando, . / ,,iy. i* T*■'!xi- i„h , ' I ------ -*1 The auxiliary of the hole Memorial Hospital will meet Thursday night a t TiU #6 the Yacht club, It waa aanounead hy Mr*. T. F. MeDantel, program chairman. The speaker will be Ar­ thur Ballsy, Administrator of the Orang* Memorial Hospital ha Or­ lando. Mre. A, W. Ippe, yiaeldtot *4 th* local group, xrgea wary mem­ ber to be present because of tha widespread ben*fit that la to ba derived from Baltey’a talk. Out of tha mo*t sucaaasfn! apa* rations of tho ladles, wha assist ha tha many dettee of hospital ad­ ministration ta carried aa at Or­ ange Memorial, It waa aald, and from thia exporters** there will bo much that can maha tha In­ dividual Job# hare aaster aad more Mmpnhenelra hi the relation* ta the other*. fa this way. Mm. Eyys aald, tl ta peeslhte ta get tha meet effoetfve rewrite, Th* haportaato of attendance a l tbte session caa readily ba appreHated by each lady wha haa a*. oepted a raaponalblllty with tha B«mlnate Maatoria) HoepitaJ that will have It* op«a bees* ea fun. day aad that win ba ready la aa. •apt pat lent* ea Fab. 1, Mrs, Epjva added. At 1 o'clock Immediately preced­ ing the general meeting th* Betid will convert*, Mrs. Epps said. French Ave. Work IS pet. Completed Almost $88 millions In road con­ struction project* war* underway, In th* state during D«c*rab*r« a*# cording to a monthly progress re­ port Issued today hy Wilbur EL Jones, Chairman of tho State Road 1 Department. In addition to tha $84,980198 o | project* already under, construc­ tion, Chairman J o h m said th * | . bids war* received for $19431,624 In now construction. During tha month contract* were formally! awarded for other mad construe*. Hen totaling $9410,409 wh Ms wdrll *J aomplttod and aeeopted by ths De­ partment la tb* parted amounted to $6,401,001. W i l l i a m H. Dial af Orland Rq«d Board a n t e from • Fifth DiitrlaL reported that itruetteu malar 40 ooatm fe f II Muattea MmptWng th b < accounted ter 017,740468 state totaL Fmwra! arrangsmante wdfl ha s i s s a - A annoanaed fetes. Bmfel w « W fe foHwaaaapm' * “ -:.r ■ . p0W,Ur ki* • Commissioner J o te Krldtr told th* Board of Sanford City Commission last night, “Should th* Navy want addt* tlonal water," and w* find M f supply th* demand, where will art present well fields Inadequate, to get additional watar t* furnish euy City", Commissioner Kridor asked. Th* City, same month# ago, pgns chased a site on th* old Lakg Mary Road to locate, possibly. other well* to furnish the City with an adequat* water supply^ However, the wall field haa hag net been tasted as to whether of not water i* available at the a t# location, “Suppose our present water sup­ ply Is depleted and we find that there la no water available at tbte new well field we hare purchased T —we will then h* alttlng oa a powder keg," Krider laid. As a reablt of the Molest** situation that might exist, the Board of Commissioner* approved for th* calling for bid# for twaInch tost wsllx on th* mew field alt*, of varying depths, to detoe■ mine th* quantity and quality ed water available there. , . ! fl �D A IL Y Are Still Answer DENVER (JV-You’re a truck driver by prefosstoa, mairiad and tha fatbar of five children—three fl/li aod two boy*. Fires have burned you out of your home three timet In a It* month partod, and oot oae was covered by lnturance. You've ipent l> monthi of the past five years in hoipiUl*. You've i la tha window, They're Sunday, Let'* go look." ext atop wee a trial drive wdmoM oar, a drive out to h.“ With Flaky at tha a delighted, croonlngty a nJee brfara package!" ha cried. “A gueat in our house!" Ana had eaaeo enough not to argue. Man never could reeognla* eattlnaa* ta women. Adam could see hie wtfe'a fault, not Pinky's, end Ann knew eh* could not ax* pact anything different. But whan u a rebuke got around to tailing her to call pinky and knew what had happened, even If Adam did not What really ran* Hied with Ann—and Pin try doubt* lees knew It—ws* th a t at this vary instant Adam waa giving hie wife hell, and defending tha other Tha next day aha eant Adam off alone ta the new car. No, she wasn't eora. She meant to do some ■owing. She wanted n dress for the Fleet* next week. v'She waa hasting rlekraek on yel­ low calico whan the front door screen wee darkened by n tall man In a rolled-brim b e t •'Tea?" aha asked, getting up from the couch. The men waa sunburned, hie eyes Hght sum tug. "I’m looking far Adam Laird, " he laid. T m Mrs. Laud," aha mid quiet* ly. "My husband la at work." "Where does ha work?" “At Los Alamos." "Oh." The men looked down at — titiiiie i can do?" The deputy aald he’d 84 back. IW maybe meet Lalfd up the road. And he departed. Ann went back to the couch end ■at looking at the beep of yellow calico, she didn't know that Adam had put in any gaa furnace. Should ■he try to reach Hermann T She wished she'd kept the ear—She stiffened. Adam had been so ready to scold her about the aaueer of milk episode, when all tha tim e. . . The mare eke thought about it, the more pleased aha wia that Adam tha critical, Adam tha lofty, ahould bo in trouble. ■he'd just a t back and watch bow he’d get out of tkitt He didn't tell Ann enough about hie buetaeee lately fc» her to know that a gae furnace could be Involved, She hoped the "deputy" didn't catch him up the reed. Ann wanted to luirm when he got tha summons, :t would be a down* right pleasure. ■he snatched up her sewing, then her hands stilled. She looked down at them ee If easing those familiar members for the ftret time. Whet had got into hsrT If Adam waa in trouble, It would bo her trouble, too or should be. What If ha had been operating without barf And he had! He’d find out that he atfll needed her. She’d always avoided complica­ tions of this sort for him, remain* bared to call in tha building ta* spectors. That, aha supposed, wee how this happened—a matter of neglect. Adam was an hoaeet workman. He did the very beat for hie clients, but sometime* he far* 1956 Spring Fashion Shows To Begin Jan. 30 In Patou PARIS UP—Will hemlines soar or sag thla season? Ynur guess is ai good as that of the bast-informed Paris fashion •ditor, For the first time, French dasigners hsv* imposed a real curlain of secrecy around tha forth­ coming 1U4 fashion openings at the end of this month. "To rfiarve a bigger surprise to the publir," tha dressmakers unan* Imousily decided to reveal not a single’ hist of tha styles they are preparing, according to their am* dlclte president. And for once, they seem really determined to put the fashion forecasters out of busi­ ness, Nobody has farokan hate* crecypse yet. But if the blg-natna designin' lips are sealed this season, tha Independent Society of Medalists, whkh claims to sill sketches and pattern to all the houias, has al­ ready come out with liberal pre- ' n§aiu waw as lupvuicu *******« slipped six discs In Ms spine -when stairway collapsed, had a bank graft operation to repair tha spine detnego, suffered revere burns on hia left arm whan he Ignited fuel* iiotterf pipers in in incinerator, dUclocated his nick twlea in auto accidents, broken a bone in his knee in a fill end, in still a third auto mishap, suffered ■ fractured hip, two fractures of the knee, brok­ en ribs and ■ splintered shin bone. Thomas, a Navy yeteren, com­ plains only of the pinched nerve in his left foot. A The doctors say it will be three nr four months at the earliest be­ fore be etn return to work. English Prof Says Chinese Standards Up HONG KONG (IV-A Sritiib pro toner e a |i the mainland Chinee* lead drab lives but team to have e higher standard of living than In pre-Communlet daya, After a three-week lour of tha mainland, Prof. E. Stuart Kirby of Hong Kong .University aays hia observations ntake 81m agree with Sir Winston Churchill that commu­ nism is "an equal sharing of squalor." He sild that although ihe Chi* nas* Communists tried to impress upon foreign visotori their desire for peice, he hid never seen so many soldiers as In Red China. Kirby, a specialist on Aslan at­ tain, fold# his eipenies-pald visit with a group of Hong Kong Uni­ versity professors aa luetti of the Communist .-controlled People's Royal Air Force ]st fighter plena which exploded irtd m illed Into ■ crowded shopping district la Wadhurst, England, killing at iwutt faur persona and Injuring 10 othars. Several stores end n h itol ware set afire by the crash. Widhurst la IP milta south west el London. "V? charge & German composer 9. one of the a m t Lake* 10. Scorch 14. condition of the desert 14. One who mekea piwdteuosa IT. Otherwise HI WHY rOI PIIMCW-TO-M Grtcs Kelly, it's Hollywood-es-usual ee Cali­ fornia weather conditions bold up filming of location scenes end she takes time out to open a package of candy, Frank Sinatra, who is | starred with her, also la having hie troubles. Production technicians sit by smiling. Meanwhile, Prince UalnJcr III, whom the actress will wed after Easter, is vaqetlonlng In the South. At bottom, Mr. end Mrs. John Kelly, parent! of Grace Kelly, arrive in Los Angeles iwhere they'll stay a few daya before leaving for vacation In Hawaii. China is safe, Intereiting and reasonably comfortable. He said considerable new build­ ing hae been completed—In ■ non­ descript, characterless "barracksIlka" a r c h i t e c t u r e . Enrller attempts at making buildings morn comfortable wtrr abandoned In the name of economy, he reported. Other Kirby findings: Despite rationing, there appeered to be no food shortages arr.I no signs of malnutrition. Cloth­ ing, though rationed and drab, seema sufficient. There la solid progresi In indus­ trialisation. New big projects, such ■s the giant Ansltan steel works and the No. 1 machine tool plant it Mukden, were donated by the Russians. Russian techniclani Ip industry have been withdrawn generally an! replaced by Russian-trained Chi­ nese personnel. PAY M ORE? BOTTLED GAS $6 oo PER 100-LB. CYLINDER NO INSTALLATION CHARGE ------ SANFORD GAS CO. 210-------------------B. FIRST ST. RAYM OND ph on e M. B A LL, REALTOR Riel Estate flails — Rentals — Investments Dependable Insurance end Bands * 0, M. Hnrrlton, AaaocUta Broker Aaaoeiit* S tltu u a-t.r - *** . S.*vD. „ji.w,f*Highleyman, p,w 4 , ^ 4**a*.iHffllflltte"*— 1Tmm A4**ej ■ ,*-1 204 Park Ave. South Phono IM A m erica v o te s It THE GEAR O F THE YEAR I NEW VHB .weiE f a P O U T H IfK O W fr Burnell Jones, former Univer­ sity of Michigan swimming star, hie won six National A At) tills*. I t Vtoarto A « o l It’s b r a far yea to try aowl A new sensation in driving smoothness! A new peek In getaway performance! The "Geer of the Year" (a Jataway Hydra-Malle*, perfected by the seme engineers who developed the world'* , DICK PQ W ELL JA N E GREER •-U . wftttr *.D*F . 4. By way of 0, Half an an 4. Acta of reaching * throne 41. Fresher 4X Turkish title The next challenge round for the famed Davie Cup tennis iro* »hy will be played le Adelaide, South Australia lata nett Do:em* COLOR CARTOON lADtsUai SI. Nova Scotia (abbr.) 33. Texea 33. Public notice 34. Twitted object ST. Sacred baa (Egypt) 39. Ascended 44. Plant yield* STARTS TONIGHT T H ftH x sounding , 12. County to Eire 11 Melody 14. Gum treble la. OedoUmum (aym.) 14. Newer 17. Elevated train (short* enedl 18. Palm off fraudu­ lently Ilf. Reptile* 111. Aeiara '84. Breath* noisily ua tlsep pit Ap»lf«»V S ill A HUMAN and an unidentified man look over the wreckage’At the CRO SSW O RD in n ta Wes ' « H » % L U ir . ... ......................... �w w : s— t h 5 sea tin g HI, MB. A VVAStSSpiF.!" KETT* V S / - C - ------ - F xsuaa WE'LL HAVE TO GET CU3 SKATS3 OUT OS THE ATTfC,DSA©/ — CEMEMBfit? WhEM „ V-S skating , that I MCRai£/_ adoqe V v r h a p p e n e d to n imom --------------- H tV | MOMWeOT* M i THAT ‘ jUSTLCVX WMAT*V ONlO^THlilil* I cu e m C K U M U ID W^NT TOaSAMMAH "•M O S S v SCHOOL WITH L N IB DOWN H K 1 NOW! 0m l 3SV WAi JueTASklNNV, . WD WTH H09N» ' _ RMM10 . Lr.' \ p ic u g s S cATInG i ) L*T M B O U T C " ^ Ml' l WOODM FVATTERtR. * 1 P>t» T TMAT*C0 OKI N SnKMEP MB U ASTI* XMAP J\ MAPI TWA I f V MM}.1AX? I \ MOW... J . ANPNOWTW| WC**M A m inp*c« KOTKP MAS Mff OM'Al *NWT. 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ASJK3 DON rOLMO TH TH' RAMOE BA* TOLNO o HES SIKIKlX HiS pea 3*ors undum* .tr'V'i i’AMAUEP MILK T T FOUL SHOT/ . U ^I HANDED L IK E H t s SEEN DOIN' IT A LL H it L IF E / I S r*« t.o ia aasitiKN AfAVtUFAOr M /r tht • 3URK CCVTV TO TVYT Choice Is Offered By U. S. Marines PAIAKH-HOIDINO 01*11 put on a buttct-Uk* pcrfnminnro whila •wlmminc with ore hand it tha mid-winter iwlrr for "iplritual and phyiieal tralnins” In Tokyo. Thauiands of penom llnrd the bank* of tho Nakifiwa Canal to waith Mims to penom Including a Ttjwar-old man 41va Into the icy waters, fInternational .Soundphoto) Two, three and four year enlist­ ment* fur active duty are the choice young men are getting to­ day from the United States Marine Corps. The two yrar policy Is a new program rrcently adopted hy the Corps whlrh permit, torn to discharge their obligated active duty service tji the Marines. According to Major W F. Dane, Officer In Charge of Marine Corps remitting in Florida, men 17 20 who elect to go on nclivr duly for two years may raped to receive the same high standard of training that has Thararleriied Marines since 1773. Tier two year Marine will he accorded Ihe same privi­ leges, pay and opportunities for travel nnd adventure ns men who fleet to serve for a longer period While no cut-off date has been announced, there Is no guarantee that the two year policy will re­ main in affect indefinitely in the Marine Corps. Major l.ane urges ellslbiie young men to ad n-n, while this minimum service npporiutuiy Is open. Drafi age joulhs may voUmt*,er to enll-t In Iho Corps until they receive orders to reimrt for indue lion from Selective Service. Once a man receives an Induction notice he is no longer permitted to vol .nnlecr for Ihe service of his choice. Join now while trie choice of ser­ to m to ' nirPF.ra A WOHT OV 7*tf. ir r M go/ cen t a* fU trrS i------- Y vice Is still yours to make, Major Lane said. Additional Information on the two year program may he had hy consulting your local Marina recruller. Cape Agulhas Is 33 miles nearer the South Tola than tho Capo nf Good Hope, fu>iw l i e g o t ro o m fo r 9 o f u s a* Dallas Youth Claims Innocence t As He Dies In Electric Chair MCALESTEIl. Okli. LT-Hurble hy highway patrol relayt and Franklin Falirlt Jr., born of a plane. Arrangement! had been Texas desperado family, died In made for a cornea transplant with­ the Oklahoma electric chair early in IH hours to restore some per­ Wnlnesday fur Hie Maying of an son's falling eyesight. Kairns also had consented to re­ Oklahoma City policeman. The 22.year-old Dallas hoodlum moval of the aorta, which will go proclaimed to the last his inno' to the aorla hank In Oklahoma rtnee of the death of Detective City, where sections are being llrnnla F. Craved, shot during an transplanted successfully to pro­ attempted s u p e r m a r k e t holdup long lives of persona with defects July 10. 1034. of the artery. Falrrls* execution ended a long Falrrls’ father Hurhle Franklin legal buttle for his life. Numerous Fairrts Sr. lost a rare against lime appeals and two reprieves by Unv. and a winter bllzsirrl In Ids effort Raymond Cary delayed the elec­ to rearh the prison before Ids son trocution. Ho was convicted Oct. died. He had spent the day at the 21, 1931, and originally, was sche([- State Capllnl in Oklahoma City uled to dfe "October If. 1DS3. * ’ pleading for his son's life, then Four final pleas loc clemency started for MeAleater, 1)3 miles were.turned down yesterday, eight away, hy ear. hours.'before Falrrls went to the Hoads, made allrk by snow which drifted ever eastern Oklahoma chalrA-' H ' Falrrls, pronounced dead at t4:- highways, slowed his trip and (he 01 a,tn., ..hat baptlied Into lh« father called from Wewoka, about CathoHe Church jtjat two hours be­ M miles away, about an hour be­ fore the execution. fore the execution, unable to mako The yodng slayer achieved one H. rf hts last wishes,‘exprti'sspil two Asked hy Warden H C. Mcl^ml months ago, Immcdlgtely after he If he had any last words, Falirla wsi pronnur.red dead, his body grinned, waved and replied : was rushed to the prison hospital, "It's all for the kicks If that's where his eyes anil aorta, the the way they want iL” main artery leading from the hecrl, war* removed. The eyes Itod Hiding Hood, a yearling were then speeded lb an eye bank g of Wolf —which demanded anonymity *-. M AICO Rtl Air Sseuvllla—4 Doora, t Paiiiegsri O I O I O I A l B H r (a b o v e ), B7, ol rtoslon, la shown after ho wai elected prealdent of the New York, Nrw Jta.en and Hartford ' nail road. He tureeeds Patrick Ik McGinnis, who resigned. Th« latter waa named president of the tloston end Maine Railroad. Albert, a lawyer, told New York reporters: “There are serlnui operational, maintenance and equipment problems. We are do­ ing our best to work them out.* Cnevrolet offers 6 sprightly new Statiqn \Vagons—all with Body by Fisher— including two new 9-passenger models! "Two-ten" BowvHW—4 Om tl f faitaegt* lection ol middle Mat fold* far toiy t u t u to Marl These Chevrolet station wagons can knuckle down nnd work as Itnrd nnd ns long ns you llke-atid they've got the cnrgn spneo to prove It. Nearly 9 feet of it with tho end gnto down, n u t lot'n faco It, they'd much rather take off for a good timo-nurf they've got the powrr nnd perform* niiro (n prove that! A nippy, exciting kind of power th at odds fun to safer going I Como In ami drivo ono soon I III Air Nomad-2 Doors, 4 Soiitngeri back and cuthlon (old (aval with floorl k Mat **Tw#-Tm" Trwnw n - 4 Doart, A ftnunfcr* Waihablt, oll-vlnjl (Mcilor lain and la till HEARIN G AIDS The finest nit IfnnslHtor aids, fitted hy experienced men H lh equipment nnd aids ncccraary for each Individual. Full price ranjra in 3 makes. 8 late models. Terms. CJ{jr representative In Snnfnrd at Milter Radio A Ap­ pliance t*p. un Friday of each week 0 to 12. See Miller or B atteries. Service on all type aide, cords, Batteries. Repair*. OREANDO HEARING CENTER . Unrland O. and Thoma* S. Sm llh Fla. NalT Bank Uldir., Phone 2-3316 Orlando Niphta and holidays call Olrando 2-4487 . . . IS THE > MOTTO OF OUR PHARMACISTS! ,‘On•.nf^y,, Handyman—J Doan, 6 htiMnyori Chaleo ol VI or 4 and 3 drlvoi In all taodobl Brine rear ertecrintlon to o a r ■killed eharmeelita far eonoot tomeoundlnf. pausts DRUG STORE r P. O. - ....... — Phone 1M 1 *^1 1%1 ’ **■OSI^SA| I P m ___ ;- . L » I r u m t �a R e c ife I ___ another re a n k iif t a n n iv e r s a r y D AW SO » I ‘ * New Problems Always Created Program NEW YORK t/D-AIl this pros­ bom— convertible beds itand in liv­ new problem. perity everyone Is talking about ing rooms, transistor* replace ra­ Party telephone lines used M i' point up the necessity fo r I channels of full tim e activities, taking upon todsy ths* e— , R^ ! iiu-ir i:-* l .?,-,:;. ofv v . : -* w. dio t(it- • :"H p r i n « * d v — w IcaI c ir ­ iciv\ -Ii ’heir txxhtm hoisting Us standard of living wttn cuit! replace the maze of wires. NMjr almlUr tv«nU, though probably social activities th a t take them away from many Americana want to gab oe new gadgets and more and belter to w i n In natura, ara unreported homa day and night, leaving children to Business o f f i c e tecRblques— tha phones at once these days thsW goods. spawn of personnel management, scientists bad to think up waya of filed deep in Police Department, Sheriff a p u tte r fo r themselves, ultim ately leading And each time it does, seems pension plans, overtime scales, iXMptftment and Juvenile Judge'a files. - 'th e m into the channels of least roslstanco in like, It ereitei s new problem. union dues checkoffs, withholding carrying multiple conversation* -f - 1/ t he truth were known, and ahould all finding activities to take up th eir tim e while Jet planes go faster. But they taxes, multiple division corpora­ over the same eabla. And Just w f ,these unfortunate incldenta be reported out of school call for new techniques in metal­ tions—call for to much paper work ■head lies transcontinental dial a p 'th a t the public would be aware of all that Alcohol is, we have learned recently, working and new alloys—or they Diet mechanical bralna had to be phoning, the identista say. melt. And they have created the invented to keep abreast of the *» traaapiring within their community, hun- available to youngsters under all years of problem of how to cut down on A fe ftis f dtliene would be demanding that age. T h at wa hava been shown by actual ex* the noise and v/hat to do about , -jlkmfe program be devised to occupy the free perienca the old smaller airports. All of us m ust realize th a t our children -‘w m ftin which youngetera are looking "for Wrap • around windshields are are the best on earth, we are proud of them. something to do." popular with motorist* — except when It rains. Then the old style fV Take the latest Incident Involving five Prouder of them because the biggest per* windshield wiper findi the.going adopt rules In accordance with pro­ youtha 17 yeare of age and under. Firearms cental?# find themselves in the channels of Part 41 rough around the curves. So golfer Section 131. BOARD OP AD­ vision* of any zoning or planning Jwere atolen, schools entered, automobile and welbdolng and refrain frsm taking p a rt in Ben Hpgan explains how he cor JUSTMENT. GOVERNINO AU­ ordinance adopted pursuant to th e escapades of others they know are doing m d p n a o lln e tanka emptied of gaioline. reeled his h*Uk as it Is applied to THORITY M A Y - APPOINT; this Act by the governing authority J M , ahould we be allowed to ask thees wrong. a wiper using a kind of wrist and BOARD MAY MAKE EXCEP­ of the City of Sanford, Florida. B ut wa m ust not let the burden rest eny ou R aters one oueatlen, they would pro* elbow motion. TIONS TO ZONING ORDINANCE; Meeting* of said Board of Adjust­ Smaller homes save atepa and MEMBERSHIP; TERM o r 01*- ment shall be held at the eali of plllt^gneprer. "We were Juet looking for tlrslv on the shoulders of the young people. expenae—but tha generously scaled riCE; REMOVAL, VACANCIES, tha Chairman and at such other You have read recently where children M M M n f 'to do. Alt o f It waa Juet for the furniture you inherited won’t fit HOW PILLED; MAY ADOPT time* as th* Board may d eterm in e from Sem lnol^H igh School appealed to the f £ * * e got out of It." tham. New furniture fashion* are RULES; MEETINGS; TO BE Such Chairman, or la hi* ab se n t^ we moulding ehareeter In our com- Seminole County Children's Committee at PUBLICj RECORDS TO BE the Acting Chairman may admini­ Jnunify f Do we provide facilities for the o n t of its recent meetings, “Wo w ant to KEPT; APPEALS TO BOARD ster oaths and compel the atten­ FROM ORDER OP ZONING AND dance of witnesses. All mcetingi :S(mBgitora to gather for guided leadership? improve ourselves, so plcnro do, w rite to the I A M B S M A R L O W PLANNING COMMISSION; AP- of the Board shall be open to the high school if you havo any suggestions to f A amaM percentage of the taxpayers' PEAL MAY STAY PROCEED- public. The Board shall keep Sooner, could be used to provide a Recreation make about us," INGS; HEARING OP APPEALS. minutes of Its proceeding* show­ iUraetor whose full t'm e obligation would ha ' Still a n o th e r related the activities of or­ That tha governing authority of ing ihe vote of each member upon In furnish a recreation program for such ganizations within the school available for tha City of Sanford, Florida, may each question or if absent or fall­ WASHINGTON t#v-l*resldcnt Ei­ No. I— Tlie Democratic or Recan't be flatly answered: What also provide for the appointment ing to vota, Indicate such fact and some of the students, youngsters as thosa who wera anprshended keep records of its examina­ B ut there MUST be other activities, out senhower'* heart attack—ami the publicap National Committee, de­ h.ppens If a presidential candidate of a Board of Adjustment, and in ihall MtfeWiF taking property that waa not theiri. possibility ha may run again— pending on which party nominated wins tiie election but dies or is the regulations and restrictions tions and other ollidat ads, aip T- The burden of eueh a program would ba of school to fill completely, tho time a raise three question* which are him, would namo someone else is adopted pursuant to tha authority of which shall be immediately fil­ httremelv H"ht, even with tha furnishing of youngster has to himself, day and night. seldom mentioned but always are Its party's presidential candidate. disabled before the College of Elec­ of Oils Act may provide that aald ed in the office of the Cily Clerk giiterlals with which a recreation diraetor School organizations are wonderful. They present with any man seeking the It could shove the vice presiden­ tors formally votes him in? The Board of Adjuitmtnt may, in ap­ of aald municipality and shall bn tial candidal* into the lop spot and election this year is on Nov. i; propriate eaita and subject tu a public record. iould'Work. Tha duties of this recreation dir. a ra available to youngsters of high scholas­ highest office. Appeals to tha Board of Adjust­ appropriate conditions and sat* pick another person to run for the th. electors meat Dec. IT. leteeyeven though wa so oftan overlook the tic ratings and of certain degrees of popu­ What happens If, after nomina­ vice presidency. ment may b# taken by any person guards, make apeeial axeaptlons tion by his party'! convention, a Remember: On Nov. • you do aggrieved or by an officer, de­ fcff job that such a person would do, in* larity. presidential candidate dies or la The committees get the authority not directly vote for president or to tha terms of any zoning ordi­ partment. board or bureau of said Our need is for ALL children, regardless bludae tha Christian leaderahlp that would nance adopted by th* goverlng lo take care of Ihia kind of emer­ vice president. You vote for a slate disabled: authority of tha City of Sanford, munldpallty alfected by any de­ wnlda the youngsters of our cdmmunltv back of their creed, th eir scholastic standing, (1) Before election day* (I) Aft­ gency through a specific resolu­ of electors chosen by their party. Florida aa its uniform zoning cision of th* Zoning and Planning Into tha Sunder Schools and Churchli of their a ltitu d e s, their fittin g in with cer- er winning the election but before tion approved every four years by The electors have generally felt plan, in harmony with tha general Commission, or any administrative tlan codes or learnings. pttr city and eountr. the College of Elector! ran for­ their parties' natibnal presidential morally bound to vote for their purpose and Interest of said inn­ officer acting under the authortt£ A trained recreation director knows th at mally vote him In? (3) After win­ conventions ?• Tha growing rate of the mlsguMed youth party’s candidal*. But under the ing ordinance and In accordanc* of said Zoning and Planning Com­ If a candidate died ton close to ning (he election and gelling the “among the least of these" there Is probably Constitution they are not legally with general or specific rules mission, Such appeal shall be taken pf our community Is growing. We realise by any person affected by any de­ day—say. perhaps, the bound (o do so. therein contained. rm t mufh of these misdemeanors grow out a president, a senator, congressman, or a electijral vnia but befote ha can election cision, as aforesaid, within three day heforp—the national committee Thus If the winning candidate take office? Tha Board of Adjustment shall WCttm faet that the children, In many In- leading businessman, if he Is led to those The first and third questions are might not have time lo agree on died before the electors met, they consist of five (3) members, each (3) days after th* rendition of laid e‘«nees, come from broken homes. Rut those goals through proper leadership. If th a t child easier decision by Ihe Zoning and Plan­ lo answer than the second. a candidate to replace him be­ could if they wished vole for any­ to be appointed by tha govarnlng ning Commission, hy filing with children need the guiding bend of ah older is allowed to take gipnii his nr her shoulders cause the numbers are so widely one they liked. authority of said municipality for scattered. a term of three (3) years. Tha the Zoning and Planning Commis­ person ae well as those who have good, aub* the responsibility to provide recreation, then A .lawyer for one of the national sion and with the Board of Adjust­ th a t honored person may not ever reach No. 3 — If a man who wins committees said this would hap­ membera of aald Board of Adjust­ ment a notice of appeal specifying •tantlal, Christian homes. ment or any of them may be re­ the election and U formally voted the goal th a t otherwise could ho provided. Wa also renllsa that these misguided the grounds thereof. The Zoning pen: The national committee would for as president by the College of pick someone to replace lha can­ moved for cause by th* appoint­ and Planning Commission or * n ^ Our schools are doing a wonderful Job, fthfldren come from the good, substantial, ing authority u p o n written Electors dies nr ls disabled be­ didate who died and expect tha administrative office of said Zon­ Christianize homes too. Since we live In a and fhey are providing, ns time perm its, ns fore taking offlre, his vice prcsl. electors to vote for him. But If charges ymd after a public Hear­ ing and Planning Commission, ing. Vacanle* on said Board of piodem, age, cltisena have grown into tha much outside activities for children th a t dentlal running main would auto­ Here Is Answer To 3 Questions 1 The Sanford Herald ■ a is r a f" - a s » tiuM r i M t i M ear*a i f U i a S a . * • 11*4 •» M f W t ll S W M t fee t e # H f t M . #■■*« will fce i l a i t M fay » t t a e i l e r >#▼—« _____ ■ a f l a a a lf r *r Hcaaral 1 flaaref* • • v l a a e Waa* ______________Aflaata, O a a ta la _______ MS* T a a . K a r a i e la a M a m ktr a l Ika I u h Wi .4 Praaa w k l a t la a a t l l l a e a a - l a - l . - l f fa tka waa f a r ■• » « M - a 4' — »» all f k t lara l » . a . a . I a l - S la Ikta mawayaar r. fn g e 4 - Tueaday, Jan u ary 24, 1958 TODAY'S HIBLB VERSE Reranne they believed not In God. and tru sted not In bln salvation.-—pgalme 78:22. , Seminole County Records nr.t:nt V ra tta r J. R a id i t u i t« S t a n • ( ' rti. V Klim J. M i i o d i t ux tn e t i t * i f A yt .vf-'Handler •» i t t* Usee ft Man Houiin« Carp. K. J’nrvlt i t u* t# C i r r a l t N. • <04* *t UI J i m i - i .SI. Kdmandsnn l a C a r k il t IL H-Hld al ux U a o r x - .V. All-11 i t u i la l l l i h i i Mimirln I'nrp i 'M M l k i r t v l i i r d i m Inc. la ( l . n r x - tim e away frAm teaching duties will allow. A teacher would not be in his or her job If they were not Interested In a child’s wolfnro. I t is a trem endous undertaking to become a teacher or professor, and added currlculnr activities draw away from tho superb Job these people can do with our children during •chord hours. Wa would like to'ask our city and county fath ers to earnestly look Into the possibility of providing TRAIN!’ !) LEADERSHIP for the recreational program s of our aren. It Is a necessity If we, too. w ant the children to atny away from Jails, Juvenile courts, law enforcem ent officers and the added burden of taking care of them through these chan­ nels. The expense of taking car# of misguided children la much greater than th a t of guid­ ing children. N. Allan *l ux Caasalharrr ilirdix# !*•- *• #■¥* J. S l c r i u n M Ui . . Paradise runs In*, te Jake Oriehl Co* hau* m. auee *t ex u c u n t* •• Harvey . . W. K. K lrekhnff Jr.. # « * * « • M Kerry NeC’rajr I t u l Jtauil r. Hoblaon i t u i I* C h i r l l i tain Jr., at u* . Bim N. Butman it il la S im at Fli iliraid ‘ “ ..................“ Jn.4phH. L i v r *1 ux t* Chart!* Hfliulie it ua JnMnh C. Uoadaoe et ux la Wlndall Mrlddr ■*1iiu uxrecT io si* S a c s R i la n J l o m l x e Carp, la A. U Nxndlir i l xl eaxlim til r i m n c n Cn. to J l m a a W. aiuMti i t ux Mxnlnrd All. N it. link. I* E r l l Laoflird Vlhltr. i t i n he had nut been on the ticket,* matically take office as piesident. meaning the voters never had a Adjustment shall ba filled for tha This Is provided for in the Con­ chance to approve or disapprove unexptred term of any member whose office becomes vacant. stitution’s 20th Amendment. him, there might ba turmoil. Th* Board el Adjustment shall No. 2—This is a Irleky nna which * lt lB UN. IIITU NUt fD-Ala.) has been chosen to receive th* tint annual award ot th* National Mental Health Committee for "outstanding aontrtbuUon* by a public official during 1938 tn the «ght against mantel tHness." A gold statuette will be presented to the Alabama Senator on Fabrusty 18. (International) LaMar Burt t* Pranrta T, Burt J m i a a A. Slullii to K«mil- Loan Cn. i'liil J. SliClura I t ux to n u b a i iillrtw ln Corp. F oixxii C l tr u i C n n p - r x llv i In Columhlx link, for Conn»ritlv#>. J. H a rrr s l r C r a r a t ux lo W. E. Kirermff i t ux Uawild K Artatni i t ux to Harold Kail r n r l a r r i c l d at ux aiiiflmt. In final Haora* Sll-inurl VVIrahmind Bna Cn. t a r , la H u i h Whalcnat ate. apr final Juil«nintA. IL Jannann tn Oaita* Itaavaa. Joint nmtlnn A Drrtar la itlrm ln C n n r i r i Hanlal r i a n d a r a A Patlrt er-iiai-irk to Cook, o rd a r a haneIna nantas Adnnnnn >■> H a r r r C. Jn k n a e a al ua. Ilhal dact** K i n r Vlrxinla Hil.r to W xltar M Hilar, final d a r r c i MIMnurl IVIrlhrund Rnx Co, I n c , In Huxti W hcichel alo., final Judamt. Final tiia rn ara * r* aat *f Emma Laa*rnuiai Pr«b. j-r-M'-rdinaa r* eat a f A u iu a ia D rnvinam n stonriMnr:* sii»tKt.l..tkEni« from whose decision the appeal It taken, shall forthwith transmit to th# Board of Adjustment all th* paper* constituting the record upoa which said appeal la based. 7 1 i i l^Q i•1i *jrfi■ I t'll Kil [I t I'lA r l \ f! ii'JE? 1 IN T H E IR riWIBATR tend ri 3 Universal ‘Jeep’ ’ art A 4-Wheel-Drive Universal 'Jeep* take* you lo thJ Jjob, wherever It la -o n tha road or 08! Thia rugged • performer carriee men and equipment over the high^■way in conventional 2-wheel drive, Than, when work •alls for travel off the road-through mud, sand or lanow, up hill or down-you shift • single lever for Midst f c . - t h a axtra traction of 4-wheel drive. With power talc* Filial wCdar*. cereefesaef*. l*«*f*te« ltd toff, or hydraulla lift, the Universal 'Jaep' doea aa ■any ether kWs af syedialtiad «niij»tnt. )#Jmort (()dloM yulety ot To find out whit u jean do lor you, ealc for n demonstration. ORLANDO APPEARING AT SEARS ROEBUCK and co. • i 113-123 No. Orange Ave. kaie-th* new ^ 'Jmp' imiul «ILLTI...mrin bruit rjIki il 4-VM-Ma nkkla Jan. 25—1 p. m. to 5:30 p. m. G et a dem onstration nowl Jan. 26—9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. Sm I W i — v w V t !»•# keN -calf I i h x ■ i n B e e ie ir . Sm _______ _ „ „ W wM i r—g g iW irw U ( t a e d cMntx ttM f-M n i ie e f b tir d , cew t-m ttfg y itik fM k -lH M d k eek cM i . , . Sm |» r 4 la life W tHtora n ii-tfyl* pi toy train.! Hale's te r n vmiv - piddbi D ifferent! K ntertaininf! Briny Hte ck44re* �>< Garaen Nook BT SADIE BrflUT Til* Sanford Garden Club *f r . r . g . c. Tho tlma la htr* agin whan «# •l| become quit* aialca-conacioui, and imall wonder when w* «** everywhere their mound* of gorgeous color, 10 den** that Woman Attorney Discusses Legal .L iis ig i :i planted at any'lime but while Rights Of Women At Meet ^ Inhe bloom la Ideal »o aa to iclect . A w 9 • m m _ 9 . . . . . '.'u»y n - • * iwiiss* I v w .iw u w il ft WisssBIl S W l U U ) To Choose Delegates At Orlando Meet A meeting for lh* betterment of eril manager of the Florida Stsi enmmunlt'us, enlltled, "A Nation chamber of Commerce, Anlitlr S Jiole0." ^ CoCmi0untum K5SSL flv " will held Yi. d " • * hln«ton on March 20-29. Snonsonerf tnlpH- by the Generil reiteration ot Aomen * Ciuu. and the National Council for Communlty Improvement (composed ot representative* from Rational organizations, Industries and Individual* Interested In community development) lh* conference U Issuing levitation* in each state to appropriate group* to meet and select delegate! for the March session. ~ Th# Florida Federation of Women’s Clubs through Mrs. E D. Pearce, President, h it been asked to Issue Invitation* for slat* leader* to attend a preliminary meetIng to select delegates for the Washington conference. Working with Mrs. Pesro* Is Harold Colee. executive vice president end gen- Utn' r 0 ” president of lh- Women's Dlvlslc of the Miami Chamber of Cor mere*: Mrs. T. T. Slevens of t) Vlorfd* Plsur'"- r»—«tl S« chairman of Dade County Zonlr , nt pUnnlnc Council; and Mr p»m L. E. Helliwell, State Pnhl clty Chairman of lh* Florid Federation. Th* mealing, ache u|e(j for January 30 In Orland wj|; bring together about IW ror mmiXy lei()eri , nd „( , u organitatlons throughout Florid who are Interested In the deveioi mrnt of communities. purpose of the Washington co ference Is to Impress upon tl American people lh* Impnrtsm „f community development America today, and In assl |hn*e attending to learn moi ltKlUt effective techniques working wilh their own eommun u*i. Th* conference Is being I (pBAAOJtcrfA Mary E. Stonr and John S, Stone, Miami, were th* weekend guests of their brother, th* Rev. Perry L. Stone and family. Faye Bridges of White Plains, N. V, and th* Rav. Arthur Bridges of. Burnt HHI-. N- V. ar* tiaitnig ilicii- iiiuviivi, uiie. J uiiii E. Bridges, 912 Magnolia Ave. 0 J. Futidum ha* returned from Holiday House Hospital in Orlando where he underwent surgery for glaucoma of his rignt eye. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Stine have a* their house guest, Mrs. Owen# Usmundson of Monteagle, T*nn. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Foster of Suvianna, N. Y. have been tha guest* of Mrs. E. W. Riggers and Mr. and Mr*. Richard Holtsclaw, Miss Rose Levy left Sunday morning by plan* for New York City on a buying trip for the Hollywood Shop. She will return next week. Winners Ara T J d J? ENTERPRISE—T-v wiaatfsjft the Enterprise School ipelllaf e«* lest recently held have been an­ nounced. They are Marla Braddam, weekend at tha Sanford Winner last year also of lh* Elf* The tlH() «•*« "eyc.ltin* and stacked iBCntSrT tV*-1’1?"- mnner **» I,tP» luii ot fun." ry Hennet: Jean Hutcheson, Juuiot Saturday night a "Fireside High with Elaine Darnell aa ruaiMt Donee" was held with refresh, mrnta of coffee and cooklea being served to th# large crowd attend­ Additional Society Pag# Eight ing. Mr*. Ann Witt and Mra. J. Mtlllhen were hoateaaea for th* evening representing th* Catho­ lic Women. Junior hoateaaea ware .Miss Melba Johnson and Mlaa Mary Lou Bowen. Sunday night a Fudge Party was held. Th* candy was mads by the junior hostessea In charge and wat "greatly" enjoyed. Steaming cups of coffeo were served along with the fudge. Mis* Pat Cassub* and Mias Mary Lou Bowan ware Junior hostesses ably assisted by ftnlur hoatesa Mr*. Mary Mtlllhen again representing th* Cathotle Women. varieties that p'eate you and eolors that bleild. Type* moit generally grown In Florida are the Indira* and Kurum**, tha former with large usu­ ally single flowers and the latter with either *ln|lt or hose In hose (On* corolla inside another) bloom*. Indira* take more sun than other varieties and com* in dif* ferent growth types, tall or low, slender or spreading. Favorite varieties are Formosa, lavendsr rose and tall; Phoenicia similar color but lower and mors spread­ ing; Georg* L. Taber,, pink and white variegated, a sport of Formosa; Elegana, pink, tall and slender; Fielder's white, tall and Orlando Youths Prld* of Mobile, watermelon pink. Many newer choice kinds are also Visit MYF Members available at your nursery, ENTERPRISE—Approximately 43 Tourist Club Is Kumrumes like a little shade and young people of th* First Church do not grow so tall although Orlando arrived Sunday evening Entertained Friday some reach a heigh of flv* feet at 3 p m. to meet with the Enter­ or mora In a few year*. Many of prise M.Y. F. members in lh* din Bv Stetson Cast th* more dwarf varietie* do well ing room of (he Children's Home The Sanford Tourist and RhufIn pole and are much uted by the for a supper and fellowship to­ flelioard Club was "delightfully" florlet* for thi* purpose. Choir* ones are Christmas Cheer, Coral gether. entertained Friday evening by a j Hells, Hex*, Hlnodeglrl, Pink The group then proceeded lo the group of Stetson students who Pearl and Snow. The Kurumes Barnett Memorial Methodist Churc nresented a play, "Without FOR THOSE WHO are hardier than th* Indiras and Barnett Memorial Methodist Church CARE ENOUGH TO LOOK ran be grown much farther for Its regular evening session of TH EIR VERY BEST . . . north. the M.Y F. In addition to thes* two types Th# visiting young people pre­ Westminster Choir there Lei an work' ***h«*rw sre also Pcrlrat* (often sented a moil Inspiring program iregie for you classed with Kurumes) with on "Th* Creation" and their rholr To Give Concert with B becoming b ilf rounded glossy foliage and presented special music to com­ style or permanent double flowers; Marranplete lh* event. At Rollins College beautiful wnve thas with large double flowers The Rev and Mrs. R. H Carr The world famoua Westmlnater almost always in bloom and Bel­ Enterprise P-TA and th* Rev. and Mrs Bascnm PHONE H 7 Choir will he presented In concert gians with large exotic blossoms. Carlton Joined the groups In th# at th* Annie Russel Theatre, Rol­ for appointment The Belgians are a little difficult Hears H. Smith activities. Mrs Carr, counsellor of lins College, Winter Park, on the and require more shad* hut they BY GRACE THURSTON , Evelyn Peacock ....... the local memhers wishes to exof Thursday, Feb. I, at are well worth the extr* trouble. Soeak On Scouting evening Lake Monroe . Ruby Eehola . press "my appreciation to the 1:30 The best kown varieties of periThe regular meeting of th# En-j This will be the last appearance An aroma of batberu# still young people of the Orlando Church . Jewel Crana calx are Mm*. Perirat, deep pink, lingers at Lake Monroe! The and I want them to visit us again.” terpriie P-TA was held recently in of this famous organization In Cen­ and Sweetheart Supreme, peach Claude Hlliell's entertained in j tl'* achnol auditorium. honor of Claud# aemor'a birthday Following the regular business1tral Florida under th* directorship rose. Marrantha varieties Inriud* of Ha noted founder-conductor, Dr. deep pink and a lovely salmon recently. ■ession a room count was taken John Finley Williamson, for Dr. arose. Outstanding in the Belgian •nd won by the fourth grad* with The honor#* with hi* fine Cut asaleas are Triumph, dark red; Williamson will retire shortly from Mrs. John Hicks i t teacher Imary Art prepared the main dish the conducting of this choir on lour. and Albert and Elisabeth, a vari­ The program was sponsored by Ticket* for this concert may be egated whit* and pink hut there of apsrerlh*. the Boy Scout Troop No. M of En­ ohtainrd hy writing ihe Student are many more admirable varie­ Th* back yard of the Hittell terprise with scout master Gerald Musle Guild, Rollins College, Win­ ties, including white, rendenc# took on an air of festi­ Nayer an! assistant scout mister, ter Park, and ipeclfying number vities with the many gay lights Asaleas require an arid soil Willi* rd Nleder helping. lining through out lh* yard. desired, and enclosing check for with tots of leafmold or 6fl per The opening and closing ex­ esrh. The theatre has a limited rent peat and sharp sand. Thsy Tables were centered with large Homes in L IT T L E V E N IC E ercise! were given hy the troop, time. All seats ar* pViced at 11.30 must have good drainage and trays of relery, green onion with radishes gracing lh* center of Speaker for th* evening was How­ paling capacity and It Is urged plenty of water at all times and each tray..On each of th# long ard Smith of DeLand, field scout oat those Interested obtain their particularly in late summer and Home in FR A N K LIN TER R A C E when they are setting buds. Th* Eastern Stars Have tables were pickles, onions and executive of central Florida, Roy icketi Immediately. holes need not be very deep but Bcout Council, who apoke on “What olivea. should he wide enough to ellow Obligation Night Potato salad, rote slaw and The Boy Scout* Are Doing To Prothe epreadlng of their shal­ hiked beans complimented th# mot* Reading For Youth.” Seminole Hi Bond for Home in DREAMWOLD low roots. I)n not plant close to At Recent Session the iparerlbs and wieners. Refreshments were served by the After this delirious m e a l hospitality committee, Mr*. Wll- Will Sponsor Miami concrete houses,, sidewalks, and The regular meeting of Seminole welcome high shad* of deciduous Chapter No 2 nr.S wa* held in Ihe (Hands enjoyed birthday cake and Ram Rartonek, Mrs. Jack Neal Homes in RAVEN N A PARK and Mra. Leon* Brown to approxi­ Band Of Hour. Here driveways which ar* much too Masonle Hall, Thursday evening at ceffee. while Claude opened hi* ‘a!kallfl*‘'f«r' azalead. They would 1:00 p m. many beautiful glfla. mately 73 person*. — *** JSrrorrlpiftvlhi th# umveraltv of welrome th* high shad* of dselWith everyone “aufflclenre Mlaml'e "Band of th* Hour" duous oaks, redbuds or dogwood Routine huilnets was conducted Homes in TA N G LEW O O D when It appear* In Sanford Feb. which would provide protection hy Mrs. Mary Alice Wyatt, Worthy fully lalltfied,” th e g r o u p Paintings Will Be I. under th* sponsorship of the from th* heat of summer yet Matron Mr*. Miry Eula Holtz- gathered around Ihe large ramp Band, will he Mill Janls allow them t<* get tun while claw. Grand Instuctnr of District fire, and "shooed" th# chilly Shown In Leesburg SHS Wadsworth, who holds the title blooming. 34, and Mrs. Leons Mrt.sin, presl winds of th* evening with their About IV) original paintings of “ Mill Majorette of America " dent of the Pa*t Matrons Cluh, laughter. They may be "fronted” with Som«i of Ihe many friend* Florid* wild flow** and mu«hJanls Is a 20 year old Junior, other plants to give rolor when were Introduced, welcomed and helping to celchrate hi* birthday room* will be shown In Ihe Wo. who it majoring in English and they ere nut of bloom, Useful for scaled in the East man's cluh of Leesburg Jan, 23 Journalism, with a minor In K<lu this purpose ar* ealadiums, cole- A very impressive Obligation were: Dr. Harry Silshy, Pete Byar*. North Carolina; Mr and and M. ope..mg at 10 a.m both cation. The baton twirling sensa­ Service waa conducted h* P. H Mrs. Herbert Behrens, and son days, dosing at I p m. Wednesday tion began her career when she Wyatt, with all officers an.1 mem­ William; Sheriff and Mra. Denver was 12 and as she says; "Twirl­ around the country at summer bers taking part. and 7 p m. Thursday. band camps, Including UM'a. Cordell, son Jim: Mr and Mrs The late Mlsa 0. I. Worcester, ing was the rage with all the kids The Chapter room «nd dining Fred Yearkle. and daughter, and "Ml»» Majorette" was married in my neighborhood.” the artist, was a graduate of the room were decorated very besutlIn her freshman year at Miami late la*t year to U K. .Marine Lt fully In variotii rnlnred cut flowers, ann, Linda and Johnny; Mr. amt Art Institute of Chicago, and spent Roger Wyatt, who flies nut of th* Mrs. Hill Hittell, children. Larry, several years as the official Il­ Edison Senior High School, Janls Marin# Air Station In Miami. Up­ .After the meeting, delicious r* and Betty Lu; Mr. and -Mrs became Miami’s youngtit baton lustrator of birds and flowers for on graduating from the Univer­ Neshments were served by Mrs. Grady Herman, daughter, Anna the University of Illinois. When soloist. And, In the same year, sity next year, Janls hope* to be Grace Cordell and her rnmmlttee. Lee; Mr. and Mra. Herbert Thurashe began her twirling club, she came to live In a community employed by the Dade County Ion ami son Brian; Mr. and Mr* Just North of Ladylake over 30 which now numbers hundreds of School Board, and cnnlinu# teach­ us, gloxinias, begonia*, hydran­ C. A. Hittell, Mis* Mary lllltell. member*. years ago, she began painting In ing baton twirling In the local geas, Ixora, Easier lilies, rain ill Linda, Tommy, Hlqhard, a n d Not confining her activities to achools. water colors the flower* and tea and chrysanthemums. Claud* Hittell Jr. th* baton alone, the popular ened mushrooms found In tha area, some MATERIALS, W ORKMAN-’ served on the staffs of the school of which are said to be now ex­ SHIP, A ARCHITECTURAL newspaper and yearbook, was a tinct. The colors are exquisite and member of the Y Teens, Sub DESIGN th* years have not dimmed th* In­ Debt, th* National Honor Society LOCATIONS describable beauty of th* color and Quill and Scrool, In her last tones and sha-dinn which make year at Miami Edison, she reign­ ENGINEERED DEVELOPthem so true to life. MENT8 ed aa Homecoming queen and The Founders drda of the Lees­ elected the “sweetheart” of many EQUIPPED A MOST COM­ burg Garden club, who now proud- of to# school's organisations. PLETE W I F E - S A V E R ly possess these pslntlngs, are Now in upper-elaasman at the RAINBOW K1TCHEN8 miking a nominal ehargt to give University of Miami, Janla ap WITH THE COLORED PLUMBING FIX­ "The Finest Name In Linen1 everyone a chance to enjoy th* pears as the band’s solo baton TURES exhibition, and will have coffee •linger, Is a member of Della hours each day at 10:30 and 3:30. Delta Delta sorority, writes for Special easels and the spacious the Hurricane newspaper, waa clubhouse will provide tn uncrowd- named to the school's Journalism Beautiful assortm ent of col­ ed setting and display hy related honorary and ah* maintain* wall o n , prints. 38 Inches wide. groups. The ener ' public, men, above average grades. Moygnshel ts “the first name women and students, will be wel­ To round out her busy days, in linen and the last word in comed by Mrs. R. W. Oilman, ex- Janls teaches twirling i t five lo­ Mbit chairman) and subcommittees cal high schooli and has oftco quality.” This pure linen Is instructed neophyto majorettes from the circle. Imported from Ireland, where , DEBARY — Legal righti of women In Florida were discussed Tmrsday afternoon by attorney Catherine H. Carter at th* Plan tal'on Estates Woman's rlub after • luncheon meeting at the manaton house. “I’m pretty eur* you won’t need divorce advice,” smiled Mr*. Carter, "for'I understand that th* !Hy In (runt of me, Mrs. Charles 'Wagner, has been happily married for over filly years as are many 0 .' our listeners. So we may pos­ sibly (Utcuis Joint ownership of property and making of will* in this informal talk. “ You ladle* may became ’free dealers’ If you.desire; that means you may manage your own mon­ ies and property without being obligated In any way to your husband in disposal of same. Ot course U b* objects strenuously you may have to go to a little more trouble and expense bul no on* can hold you back from this right. “Also you may wish to claim your dower right If your husband should pass away; this Is one third of th* property and cannot be touched for inxe* or unpaid bills. Ha may leave you all h* posses In hla will but that 1* subject to Hens, taxes or outstanding claims. Bo you may prefer your dower right in entirety. "Some have quereid me about th* common disaster clause In Florida, This refer* to both hu» band and wife meeting with a fatal accident. Heretofore the question as to who was deceased first hat caused many legal tan gku, Involving the matter of • few momenta survival. Now, even If the one linger* for a short time, they bath are legally presumed to have died simultaneously. "One'a will should be mkd* In Florida to accelerate settlements, etc. For instance If a will made up North should read, ‘I, Mary Harris, a resident of New York” and this is no longer the situation, since she has declared residence in Florida, you can readily ace that this statement alone would lead to legal confusion. So If on* merely ha* her will tw-written and witnessed in Florida, it will be of benellt to her heirs.” Mra, Carter U no novice In th* legal field; she is of the third generation of family attorneys, her grandfather being Judge Isaac A. Stewart whose influence changed the county scat of Volusia from Enterprise to DcLand, her mother being Mary Stewart Horwaih, the first woman attorney admitted to the bar, In ISOS. Claude Hittell Given Barbecue In Lake Monroe WHY ACCEPT AN YTHIN G BUT THE BEST\ a “ V A PHILLIPS H O M E... JU ST ARRIVED £ • •very procesa (• completed in the famous Mdygashel Mills a t Dungannon, this beautiful linen la now recognised aa aa all-year fabric. FINANCING TERMS l WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT Solon Teston AS OUR SUPERINTENDENT (OLID FIGURES EMBROIDERED Since 1949 Sanford’s Leading Builder Complete SALES OFFICE! Phone Venice �mpLcs - By TCDBKfTV a re a d 'ampboo , iuiy M l United Otatec hopes h r fCjf showing- la the Winter iptee dwindled today to n point • th e gold medals look good. t n time, the Tanka had i to win as many sa four platof hi the eamival opening d chairman Ben flwlft. wared by the HaDywead ■ tod new in Its eleventh be event, coupled with the toth‘ Anehrereery aelebre■ expeeted to draw an on* f Jars# golfcry, Admission tonTpiiyera end four alternates, » M the entreat* cheesing their • w g partners T h e additional twenty-twe women golfers to he Maned will he picked from the M O M amateurs showing tn the Tump* Open and the Doherty at Corel JUdge. ITT * tournament is etrleUy Match play with tha beat bell Wffifilng each Individual hole. All ^w atetnu will receive prlsea. Jagmee president Bob Wattling '■"Every year wa look for* wi n to the taurnamenl and to meeting the wonderful people who VislL Hollywood boeause of the fto#«a]l tournament, but thlg year I feel wa have really rolled ont tha. gad carpet end gone all out n t o l t i t o H a eucceeaful and enterX ttia n g event." The fourteen women gnlfera heV# efffptmt invfteiJims tn** eldde: Kuth Jeisen, Beattie, Wash., ‘‘^IgrJ* Bums, Oreeniboro, N. C., • Del Nlrhy Atlanta, Os., Ann Qtiett, Marysville, Wash.) Marge - lindssy, Decatur, 111.; Belly Scott t- Trobtoco, Lookout Mountain, Tenn.i • Q tirs DeMosa S m i t h , ' C a r a t 'OaWei,! Mery Aim Downey, Bel•iiimere, Md.l Maureen Riley, Newcestle, Pa.t Mrs. Maurice Click, Baltimore, Md.; Beverly Gannon, Buffalo, New York; Jim* Nelson, -ii'lndlenspolls, lad.; and Wlffe Smith c of Mexico City who was one of the winning p artn ers'last‘ year. Her partner, Joyr# Zleks, ha# sines •, joined th# professional ranks. SSI K ite * g u iiiie i* i t . |> J S 'W . 7 — 9i.se is.s» i s* J iJ i n .* # Wl# Tt»# 11.1 ku'eiels (»-Sl s m s* * M »e«er* a r , D a rk Su«4*. e tm i S f - a W wn*kd##e* n i . i i S k i i * C e r n i * . a»ct*i nut. n*Cr Bm* Ch,W " L '.J ! ! .! 1* ! ." able In the bobsleds. Evan es« of the "certain" Amar* Kan winners appears to be in doubt Tealey Albright of Newton Center, Mnts., regarded aa a aura gold medalist In figure akeUng, Injured her ankle. Miss Albright, however, la un­ der the tare el her physician-father and appears to ho recovering fast Her father’s latest bulletin ia that •hen h i nil anl and. today aba totted her table « th no 111 effects. If Mlaa Albright filters Carol Wlasa af Oaaoa Park, N.Y., could wta. ' Hayes Allen Jenkins of Colorado Springs, Cole., 1/ the beet men'a figure skater on the aeene and he thould ecore Impreealvely. Hla younger brother David probably la the second-best skater here. Th# United SUtea won four gold medals In tho 1933 games In Oslo to pUo up MVk points la lh« unoffi­ cial (tarn acora. Thla wasr aacond team, to Norway, th# which came out on top with 13SU points. Russia did not eompato la ’•I. If anyoat beats tha liallaat, who know the boh run hare Ilk* their own atraeta, It probably will be tha Americana. Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, the American O l y m p i c Commute# president, said tha United States bobs have not cut loose yat and have braked heavily when making fast turn*. In the speed skating, William Carow of Madlagn, Wla., was only 1.1 seconds behind Bussla'a Eugenly Grishin when the latter tat a 401 world record in the 900 meters. Uncle Sim'e hockey (asm also Is strong and might challenge the Ruailana, Canadians and Czecho­ slovakians. ‘•Ironically," said Wilson, "this la the best Winter Olympic team we'v* aver assembled. The Rus­ sians have come up itrong, we've had our (hare of ipjurlsa and, of count, the Bcandanavlana are alwaya tough In tha akl events. So we may he la for a laappolntment." ■'«# WMe " r e f * l> h r l' S ? " ■f,MU * « •! Uahih '■##• — arte wrt# nr#*# ■ vwrUlf** k "• r r »n*«'* nr. 7##n|# rno1 Klat. Mpt#4« • '• r e f t y l * . Ton T n h b r. N,S,h * ? * '• — a/14 M il. Orae# * 1ln,n Aunt*, tn*. ine ronl, nt'horilinn. Cmh, K.w J'* 1 i M h o n ir V . ? 7T " , * " ' • " r * 4 a li roen R a r. n « s r H r« im . n h m t lv K it . n r in r t r . Quoon'o t'o itlo , Z 4 Hnnnan, Comm ander J . W ., Sllddlabora. •> KORING WHIZ ' eoB/M SSnBO Su m Martwlrk Whirl-Ion Brown R ln * UniJl# miitrap H*it* I'owoti Z .B A O C B s n v t . t s i t a a 1**1 S 1434 S t ik a IU I S list a s*s a mi s im s 1110 • tin S IIS* • nan • i!** s lit S is;s a III a 131* • ill a ««! 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Hogan Tells Sportsmen 'Golf Is Simple Game, By Tha Associated Preea - rt'a unbeaten flan Franclico and Daytaa atop tha Uat of tlfa natioa'a top 10 eallega baiketball teama, but after those two giants It'a every man for hlmaalf. San Franclico'a Dona, although Idle for raora than a week because of midterm ekamlnaUoni, atlli ar ranked No. 1 by tha experts In MIAMI, Fla. (ft—William George thla week's Aiaociated P reu poll. (Billy) Evans, one of th* best The Dona gathered II of a possible known flguraa In baseball, though 131 first plate vqtea and got 1,209 he never played the gam# s i ■ points. professional, diad In North Shore Dayton, adding two more vie* toriea for a 14*0 record although given a aeare In both, la a solid No. l, polling 13 firsts and totaling Renowned Baseball Figure, B. Evans Dies In Miami Ohio. Ftuteral services and burial will b# held there at a time to be announced. F.vani, a natlv# of Chicago, was a 115-a-week sports writer for tha Youngstown (Ohio) Vldlcator and was reporting a game In the Class O OhloPennsylvarila League when he was drafted aa an umpire at $13 • game. H# continued his work on th* newspaper and I.. 1906 moved Into the American League—tha only umpire In baseball history to jump from th* lowest elaailfleatlnn to the highest, He served in Utg American eLegue 22 years. H# wla regarded aa one of the most able arbiters )n the business, substituting diplomacy for belliger­ ency. After hie umpiring eare«r, he held executive positions with the Cleveland I n d i a n a and Detroit Tiger*. He directed Boston Bed Sox minor league clubs (nr six years and served at president r* the Southern Assn, from 1943 through 1919. He' become general manager of th* Cleveland Bams of the Na­ tional Football League In I1MI and served In that capacity until taking over as president of the Southern Assn. If* Is survived hv his wife and son Bobert. snorti director of radio station WKAT. OKLAHOMA CITY OP-Ben Hogin, the mighty Utile Texan who four times won the U.S. Open golf tournament and conquerod the lough British Open on his first attempt, says “golf la a simple game." Hogan, addrasilng th# 13(h an­ nual sports Jamboree here, told 700 sportsmen that only th* appli­ cation spent on the game makes By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 11 difficult. The SI. Louis Cardinals today “ Preparation means everything. needed just three rontrsets lo be­ You have to gear yourself to the come the first major league club game, understand what the funda­ to sew up its 1939 player roster. mental principle# are. After you Th* Cards filed eon racts from hav# mastered thoia, you can play Bill Ssrnl, their No. 1 catcher the pretty good golf-if you stick with past two seasons, and righthander It," >sld th# 43-year-old winner of Larry Jackson yesterday. That four U.S. Open tournaments. luves only ^etcher Dick Band, Four of the last five amateur Hogan's words ware pointed to- out/leldsr Bussell Bsc and relief ward that group of the audience pitcher Ellis .Kinder,* purchased golf champions are now profes­ which takes tha gam* seriously. from the Boston Bed Sox this sionals, They ar# Sam Urzctts. Billy Maxwell, Gene Lllller and Of the 100 who iltendcd, 200 prob­ winter, still unheard from. ably nsvsr had held • golf club ,S ts n .lirtiUl en d -lied. Rsboent Arnold Palmer. ia their hends. dlenst, the Cards' big mtn, ware Bill Rnitnn set • reeord for Adding golfers, looking for a way signed last week. th* Mllw*uk*« Brnvi>« by hitting to lower their scores on local links, In nthrr signings yesterday, the into only two dntifd* ploys In Hogan said: Cleveland Indians agrce.1 to terms 1938. Bor Hnrt.firld hit Into "After you gain the mechanics with Mike Garris, th* righthander thr«* d°iihlo play* for th* 1980 of th* game, there should b* no who was 11-13 as thn Tribe missed Boston Brtve*. reason why anynne shouldn't In their bid tn repeat as American shoot a respectable game of golf." League champs last season. Gard# and llerb Score—In hand. “All of • golf game is In your Tho Indians now havt half of Bob Lemon and Early Wynn have fingers," said Hogan. "You've got their big four pitching staff — not signed J«t. to have that feel In your lingers or you can't play the game. Your flngiws telegraph the feel of a golf elub." Demonstrating hla form with a club, Hogan pointed out eome of the methods he used t« gain vic­ tories over tha world's best goIHrs. Emphasizing that ha uses tho standard overlapping grip, he said he wouldn't advise that- method for #vary6tve. Ho said that although It'a the beat he has met, "If you don't like It, throw It away." "1 throw sway a lot of things every day." Thirty to 46 minutes of practice • day, plus strict compliance with fundamentals, |s th# only way to obtain the kind of game wanted, Hogan said. Cardinals Need 3 Contracts To Sew Up Player Roster 1,013 points os a bail* of 10 foi first. 0 for aacond, ate. The other eight teim i la thi top 10 remained tha same, bm Ultra w u quia a ihaktup la poll tiool. Kentucky, movlnf up from fourth to third, iwapptd placer with North Carolina State. Both are two-tlm* loaeri and KenfucP had just a two-point edge on tha Wolfpsck In the voting. . Vanderbilt fell from fifth I seventh. In an unexplalnahls shift of favor, and barely bald that spot from North Carolina. Tha Tarheela, who dumped N.ft State lest week, were just two points behind VanJy. Once-beaten Illinois edged ug from siith to fifth, followel hi Temple, which jumped frpm e ig h t after running He mark *10 11-0. Sauer To Report Louisville,' a top-io newcomer last week, rose from loth to ninth Early This Year as Duka tumbled lo No. 10 from CHICAGO JP—Hank Sauer, vet- seventh. eran Chicago Cub slugger who ex­ The la a d o r s , wtth first-place perienced hla worst season In the votes In parentheses: ma|or* lest year, will report to 1. San Francisco (11)..:_1.201 apring training early this year. 1. Dayton ( 1 3 ) _____ ...1.093 Sauer, who will be 37 lr March, 3. Kentucky ( 9 ) _____ .... 663 agre# to begin hla drilli Feb. 30 4 N.C. Slate (3)_____ _ whan the Cuba open thelrtralnlag K Illinois (?) . . . . . --------- eel camp at Mess, Arts. • Temple (2) ---- — 411 : Sauer slammed 4! Horn# runi 7 Vanderbilt (T) ____ 470 and drova In 103 runs In 1954 but I North Carolina (3)__ _ 4«9 stumped to 11 home buna and 29 9 Louisville (1) ...... a t RBI's last year while batting .211 10. Duke ...... — 237 In 79 games. The Sccohrf Iff- f ** It. ltoly Cross (4)___________141 HI Cgnnle black once waa he mana­ 12. Alabama (1) ____ ---- ...— _ 14 ger of th# Pittsburgh Pirate*. II# 13. Iowa , U wa* the skipper In 1894, 1103 and 14. Cincinnati 13. St. F ran cis.------- w 1196. 16. Oklahoma City ____ M ’ Natlenal Laague umpire Larry IT. fit. Louis ........... S3 SO Goetx took up umpiring as a hobby 19. Southern Methodist . _ - 49 while working as a government em­ 10. Memphis State ...... 47 ploye in the Cincinnati po*t office. 20. Oklahoma AAM ____ . . . «s«l Smm m U m• <«r*-lrM i« ft w * ‘•'V4-/. a r t o * i7 f'* * B u rP tr* 4CMKH fPPtHO p r o MM Pam ep JUMP w tor A i f TMtCOUAL OATAt *K» F.varythlng xbowt driving n Chrysler ia newl You touch a button or tha . left (and ee/e/) aide . . . and Push­ button PowerFlit*, the smoothest of All truamishtoRA mom huo actioR, fC U OWf - AViPA BMP JV.f potHTB f t FOAM JUHB96POACPP HMM \ our opAcr/oH la bt WAP,AMPAMI PttH W L c c M tc r P ia From four lengths behind to four lengths ahead of a moving truck going 40 m.p.h. InI seconds flat That's the kind of reaerv* power you gat in Chryikr'e greet alrplaoe-typ* V-A angina. Full-tlmt FovtrFUol Steering doea *0% of tha work . . . gives you a cat* footed faal of tha road every Inch of the way , . . requires leu pull. . . only JM tu rn from full left to full right. apoym IN DINING ADVKNTUB1 SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY (axeapt Sunday) t S / g f f i i b u y In thn firm ea r fla /d t' < T k . C tu lrr CluS tf T ratltu T ndW PM SSH TV • I SULKY R O O M * PADDOCK ROOM -C O C K T A IL L O U N G E * Y X V IN IN Q n tO M NOW ON— INCLUDING SUNDAYI x m n m d i n n i n a f r o m i i .s i .-DIBECTIONB— *• IT-93 al CaaaaNwrry At O v Big Bad Arrow « « IW IW M W M . W , — W W . OW ; 206 Commercial Avc, t P h.47 �« \ THE SANFORD HERALD TWO Bedroom House, Ph. I*-R. W A N T AD RATES " —rectory to Yaw— L s M n a t Camp Site* Send bottom. Spring led. Lot eixee Alum inum 75 ft. or 100 it, on water by ap­ BUads proximately 250 ft. depth. Priced EnclosedV enetian bud. Sea-proof bottom from <585 to <725. Terms. rill with pieitie end*. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon SPACIOUS Two Bedroom Home, cords. full tile bath, hardwood floors. Seminole Realty Kitchen equipped. Price <5,050.; ffm ltarik Ginas and P a in t Co. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MIBO 112-114 West 2nd St. ™ n # 320 <.700. Down; <55. a month. IMl Park Are. Phase 27 ar 111 A lexander ft S trln * er Used furniture, eppUanees, Beal Estate • Ixturaae* TWO Bedroom House. ?h. 55-B Beueht-iold. Larry's Mrs. Leans* M eam ier, Assee. etc. 321 Eist 1st SI. Phoae 1131, UTMaxsella < « . a u A R eal R etirem en t H om s Well kept Two Bedroom Home on , large comer lot. Good variety of W m iM E N T•4,750. HOM* Comfort, bearing Citrus Trees. Plowing aW* Two Bedroom Pram* house Well, flowers, good garden. Cloae with wood floors, screened in on paved road. <6,000. with porch. Lot attractively land<000. down. acaped. Near Stores. , A lb e rts J . H all, A aaw lat* L au ra B. O sier, B roker Hose L. Payton, Broker SMI SOUTHJMLUNDO DRIVE 'boa* 2*71 ir .n at Blawatha Humble*. Break* HeaUwg M. G. HODGES 6«rJire on All Water Pumps— Welle Drilled — Panne Pent* Read Phone 760 TH EO LDH O M ETOW N BySTA N LEY ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 3160. INSTALLATION of Linoleum, CarSanford Linoleum ft T ils Co. U7W. let SL Phone 1817 fo r Better See of W. J. INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Phone r T H A T 5 FUNNY. T H IS ^ C O R O U S E D TlD R E A C H A L L T H B W AV *TO . « THE CORNBW EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drapes-Upbolslery and Slip Coven. Finest Workmanship C. A. WHtDDOW, S L by • *39 RAYMOND M. BALL . V. . . Y S J f f g f f l l m u a i i Sherm an Concrete Pip* Co. Master Craftsmen. Oot Wert lttk at. T h e Follow ing R ates s r s now OSCAR M. HARRISON 1 You'll Like Our Reasonable Prices. Saleeme* REG. BROKERS in a f f e c t STANLEY KULP u e ft Park Ph. i m „ A D. Hlgkleyman, associate Me Per Lin* lor On* Insertion Phone Oviedo — Forest 3-3105 Phone MS f t M* Per Lin* for Thro* Insert!one 2*4 Seats Perk Ave. TWO BEDROOM Concrete Block, 14* Per Lin* for Flv* Uaertiome INCOME-TAX-SERVICE kitchen equipment Included, “oSSuJi"1H*™’ “ * H e Par Lin* fer Each SS la- Cullen and H arkev, R ealtors Wnt, H, Murray Urge 12* X 105 lot. Barbieque •erttona. 1111 Celery Ave. Phone 1541-M Pit, csrporta. Prsctlcally new. 1M N. Park A rc “ MINIMUM BATEt Me Closed Sunday end Wednesday Priced 57,300. with low monthly • » . r ‘ V 2 £ & c n * £ m m payments. PAY LIKE RENT Qaallty Robber Stem** PLUM BING 2 DR, Kitchen Equipped. ,Large LA K EFR O N T HIDEAW AY Stock and Hada to Order Dming Room, Completely r«- ONE-BEDROOM CotUge, mason­ Contract and repair work. Free — 24 Hour Servlea — F U R N IS H E D A PTS, finished. Large .lot In aulet lo­ ry. On d u n semi-private Lake. SEM INOLE IN D U STR IES estimate*, ft. T., Harvey. XU i n Want l e t Or Can at Fundcation. 11,000. Down, <50.00 per Sanford Ate. Fbnne U3«. 10 Acres of privacy end sunshine, e Center, u s Wart l i t 2431 Yala Ave. Phone 2862-J, month. 5 miles from city. Awning type For Rent NEW *i Lorain Drag <1.004. DOWN room i. WELAXA windows, brick fireplace, kitchen BEAUTIFUL Dirk Bay Horse, Lute. Phone Orlando 25-114. 3tk B. R. l 'i Baths, C. B. Nicer 'lrtt S t £ pnvata bar. gio.ooo.oo saddle and bridle, ait». Gentle section of City. <73.23 per month. House cleaning, windows, walle, and a little beauty. Ph. 1530-J-3. Priced to move at <11,<00. RaHaway a n d B aby B sds Floor*. D. C. Caldwell, Phone THREE BEDROOM Frame con­ Used Furniture. 10U-M, Jennie . Day, Week or mooth—Tel. 1423. 1U9-J. struction surrounded by large Purnituro Center 11< Wert Pirat "COLORED HOME BUTER" Erlcson. ON TH E HOM tT»SW KBT-! ‘OAIB’ FftC W T lovely oaks. Screened porches for DRESSMAKING and Alterations. SBD. <750. Down, Avalon Apt*. EOclaaey. Phooe LOCKHART V IH H lK ^ , summer comfort. Brick fire­ OLYMPIA portable Typewriter. 133 Pine crest Drive. Balance like rent. Two Bedroom, 7M-W. pUce for winter pleasure. Dining ^ ________ *-'**! .KBWI >1‘ n 'u l STVPSfxtw im- weetn smut, m m Concrete Block Home. Selling at tv price. M3. New. room furniture included. Con­ Phone 33S daytime, 404 Willow RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. . R utty for Destr•RE . venient carport*. desirable lo­ Aw. Elcctn<-al Cmttracttug and Repair* aad Apia. Phone 27. <1,000. DOWN — 3 B. R., separate a*i* cation <5,700. with terms, ( TV Service Center Dialog Room and Florida Room, YOUNG Guernsey Cow. Excellent Bendix and t ’rmlcy Appliances TURN. Efficiency Apt 17-82 South Fireplace, Kitchen equipped. City Limits. Siumoerlind Court. Bangs or TB, ar- 112 Magnolia Are. J o b * Q a th f Company Ph. 1131 Nice lection. 5% Mortgage. Ride S ----- - _..d. Will freshen by <10 Calallna Drive, Inen call ft EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ March 11. Nn.busineis Saturdays, _ '■ ■ " ... J• wasuiTiais, Phono 1128-A. B. Peterson.Broker V P I O TV C1U X R I L e tor appointment. I Valiant Ls-tr able for bachelor o r , couple. Phon# 1345-W«I, W ilttr Trapp, ENVELOPE*, letterheads, stele, T t 'C l l l A T Lnvs at Lilt S tu m h u t, private bath, show- <2,000 DOWN - 3 s. R.. Garage Asiodates • A. B. Petarson Jr., menu invoices, head hills, end Enterprise. P. J. ChesUrson. Garfield WilarrKB.xoo.x with roam and shower. On Urge t or. Covenlently located. Across ' Mtsrrh far Tomorrow letli. John Metsch. R. W. Wil­ i from Post Office. Inouirj Man­ lot including citrus and tropical I a Cteiuupe win, unci* W alt tluldlna Llakt liams, Hasel M. Field. A. C. DOUBLE BED — excellent metfruits- Total price. <5,000. No uel Jacobson Dept. Store. I S • f-lv Flr»t. t i l l 4, Always Jack r s tr Uh'>«r tress, rot) springs, head an.l foot Doudney, Lend Survexor. Csiiutin c a r n i v a l Cily taxes to pay I Close to Bate t,n\s llnrr board. <23. Call 2537-W. i w isihtr-.saas.Bpio. FURNISHED large, clean downand Schools, DRESSMAKING—Also Draperies, Vlswsr’s lilcsit nssUSlvn.it BY OWNER stalra Apartment. 511 Perk Ave. <1,300 DOWN — 2 HR, Asbestos .Mm . Dorothy Higginbotham, tin Oi'n Slolt'i Csriisr Hnhfrt W. Lawn Pinerrest Drive. Phone 3I4MV WANTED - I Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ NEW Two Bedroom masonry home > Lons l U n g s r Chsantl Croiirosits FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen end CAIRO IF—The home* of M^Ot to Longwood. Carport*, Large Call for appolnlnmcn. Jo h n tialy Kawa scaped. Flowing wall, Bar-B-Q Hll I'srott bath. Adults. <4U. See Manager Pit. Price <5,500. l L lhsracs Egyptian! end Sudaneie wlU h# i Lots, Cily Waler TER' - “ ■ighMt C A tt. TRADE-IN prices air *'fi»r alter 5 p. m., jQrtk West 1st St. i l.sil T his# Lifts Winter Perk, 25-3245. flnoaoJ out In creatine tha laiait Mid far ueed niniiur* Cell 805. 14-B— INHURANCTt -14-B I • VnM T h s a lr s Dnh rrnsbr W. H. "Bill’* RTEMPKR WUsoo-Meier FunJture Co. Ill l r i r t s M s T h s a lr e Brlthiar tisy msn-maile like In the woUg.^bfr THREE ROOM furnished Apart­ Realtor — General nearest* L A K E pnO PE R T Y n»rf»l Hlnrm n»U Kkfllnn ment. 2300 Mellonvtlle. hind the proposed Aswan Dam, Gertrude B. Dlngfelder, Associate Still Looking? House and Lot 5 I t i , nan giisitli>n tin Tour Account I I 'r n stm a ilf Gay Allen, Aeeeciate The first person to heaeflt /fort v m sh tv rn a a a e n , a miles from Sanford In newly K THREE ROOM completely furnish­ _ Rates to . N tw s.M pnrls-svaathar HELP WANTED 15 v J U N . Path Ave. Tt'Kanav the new dam will he tone* rvhOae developing aectlon. Ph. 2035-R-4; ed Ago* Hot and- cold water la- Fbetf.UM \|r. l i u i r i r i A t l n r n r r PoUeyboldera ties Manse Club M an CM eluded. 840 month. 313 Palmetto homes will he covered. All will h* « nn Mleksy u Kl* SALES HELP WANTED - Full M u WUlljuBn Im . A fw c ? Ave. Ph,tne 2382. I jit ICl•» City Homo .................... <300. Down w e n s n in ti in llrnort ABTICLXa FOB BALB - 4 compensated and « t new Homea. 417 S ta h r i AUaatte Bank > I or Part-time. Firestone Stores. M n M sn n n liM Lake Homo................ It.noo. Down I>iw Kdnsrds A N ews In most vases they will be ta t • 71on Dl.n.i isnil <4 1:1* * i*n.nn OR SALE — New 3 Bedroom House Firm Acreage ........ II.OOO Down MEN nr WOMEN f.ir direct Sales. • jR*! ri,i| rUI,,-rs bhow Ilunk Iiedn I’t n i n m Rssums m Wynne wood. Masonry con­ better off In their new location. Rosa L. Payton, Broker N-w»-sV#slhpp N,U I.mK struction. By owner. Ph. 1725-R. AnnsbeUe B. Hendrreon, Associate Complete with Inncrspring Mat­ Full time work. Attractive offer. Tlio bulk of these peopla llvk ifl Th» I to r n ln s Show ,\l»t Millis Apply U M iv. Isi hi. between 2 tresses, Ladder 4s Kail. (Can be r .i p l s i n K s n g ir n n ll-D HkEllitn Alberta J. Hall, Associate the Nubia region overlapplog and 5;3o p m. nr rail 1737-W. 13— Notteea end Personals —13 Rooms — Cooking, shopping, re T»,i I’s t i - r n used as Twin Beds) .. . 199 50 IS4.DDII gitMlInn 17-52 at Hiawatha Oien-tln I’r n i r a m I'-sniti Mr. K. Steed. \ Southern Egypt and northern Su­ creation, television, washer. Phoae 2571 I l . s . l T i l TEE 1 . 1 , EE Kintf Six* Hollywood Bed* „ s- lV f4 th s r Inntly retired people. I01.YW. II I ■< I ' " W I | E | I I I , I dan Thrlr mud-hut xil^gei a rt ao ANNOUNCEMENT 11—,t•— l-u nnine Guaranteed to Years "I.E IE I S O W“ l i s t IV M t t n r s hair that it U hard to understand HA KELT WANTED (female) ISA Day Nursery — Age* Six weeks In 60 X 50 Innerspring Mattress N ews 4 SI|E Oft ^ THREE Bedroom Unfurnished l.rn ls h n » a. • HItnw 60 X so Box Spring........... 5128.30 live years, fur iuilher mlnrina|huw they manago to flve at aU. w r.n s e s n s f Houle, Phone 1S23-W. 1 IIIl.linil of Ours MORNIkO lion, call Iris Mrs.er. 722 J be­ Headboard (Decorator Plastic) Two Waitresses over 21. Apply to e t r i k s it nirh these v'Uages are perched op IMS TEit Vallsrn tween 6; 13 and 7 p. m. FOR LEASE-NEW STORE Build­ person to the Seminole Drive In, Unfiniahed Furniture irris in n s T i S S the edge of a plateau; Inhabitant! UrrsIM 5h»w ing with attached Apartment. 601 East First SI. I nit Cspt Win*sros 3 Drawer Chest .................. <13.30 live from scanty farming *n the On 17-12, North of Movieland t "S Opsn ilmix 4 Drawer Chest ........ . 17.so i7-AUTOMowait*.‘ niAn.K*R IKlKS Osrrv Moors rdge of the riser. When lH< river Drive-In. See Mrs. Frink Ottino. SECRETARY; Capable, eiperienc 5 Drawer Cheat .................. 18.50 ft ^ LOOT AND FOUND 21 )S||ll Arthur Qnittrir Rt. 2, Bex 530. ed. Phone 1451. floods, in late summer, tha farmVanity Table ........................ is o II <0 Sinks II nirk It will pay YOU to see US before lend Is covered with water. After II "« X'Ellsnt l.i'lr Nile Stand ................. - ........ a so WE WILL NEED 50 girls Ihu.'sd^T you buy. Open Evenings and FURN, 4-Rm., d u n downstairs LOST—Dark llruwn Wallet enn i: ii of t-lfs the river recedes late la tht fall, Sundays. _ \ Apt. oil Heat. SU Perk. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 5- Mr. and Mrs. Dresser ........ 2t.M afternoon, Friday and Saturday laming inipurlarit n.ipm to ow­ II ID l.o,s Hisrrh fur Tomorrow Bookcase Bed ..................... 24.50 This Nubiani plant their crept and map* l i d Eastitde Trailer flilee, ner. REWARD. (V is easy work and good pay Mrs. Dili ■luMln* l.ltht Apt. Efficiency. <33. i l l Perk Ave, BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED (Twin or Double) I rSrt Lane at 1521, ri !n 5. Palstka, FI*. (iue rirlork ItErort Yost's Phillips Service Station age to grow enough food fer * IMS Student Desk ..................... 24.30 .I e < -W l’s»r from <11,200 to <15,000 . FHA Corner 217 So. Park Ave. hare siihilslence. f t Unfurn. house, Monroe Corner. 45-J 1 ID Mlory Bookcase ............................ 12.50 FOR SALE - 1833, 42 Ft. “Travel- r r -F i.ic c m c A t. M tttvtc**—a I nn |.„vs and VA (Gl) Financed. tlrthr. g I. ewIs Most of these people living along Hte" delux House Trailer. Two Cotorad woman with sales ability. I In IlniiEEpirlr Furnished Apt- 500 Park Ave. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Bedroom*. Alr-condillnunl, nr- FRIGIDAtRK apnllancei, sales S nit III* fayi.ft the Mile will he moved down Ul* Steady income, pleasant work, ODHAM f t TUDOR, IN C Cerner 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1322 chanca tor advancement. Cos­ culating heat. Cost <5.700. Will and service. G. H. High, Oviedo. I I ID B„h Croilir river to reclaimed land in the ir­ " le d ’* Bamberger, Mgr. Bulldir a of Finer Hornet for roll for <3,700. Phone 1153 W, Fla. I’hnne FO.V3315 nr Sanfoni 4100 arlthlsr Day metics Co. Write Boa M % The Cell 4IT rigated area of Egypt within th* , Open Monday’s ul • p. hi. 1642 W alter 6 p. m, . Sanford Htrald. Florida Living. next four year* to make room for | TRAILER - M FI Mobile Cruiser y R A G E Apt. Phone 354-M. Stlea Office—2525 So. French Ave. the reservoir. witlt 21 ft. Cabana. W.fluo. RED-I-IIDt C O N K ftrri k - o rriC K noetiPMKNY - u 10B- RALMMEN WANTED -1 0 ’ Phone II64-J after 3 Furnished Gerege Apt 432-W. Each family will revile* from th l Phone 2100 or 2M0 gmernment a house, work animel, MIDDLE-Aged Whlto Woman to HOUSE TRAILER for safe. One HAYNES Office Machine Co.. and enough land to aupport Itself. Jor rent, Dreamwold Trailer Typewriters, adding machloei, Uva to. cart for two children. Court, Phone 2220. Salei-Rentals, 314 Mag., Pb. U. In th* Irrigated area, they will b* Room, board, imall aalary. Write our W< Near new Hespltil — <1.800. do Deaiar*' Box E % The Herald. able to grow three to four crops * Ma;ss*v3 -f for 3 b* *fr*em Milm* epprx. 1H FOR SALE — Two-ton 15V) Truck, 24- BRAUTT PAftIDftS -5 » | t*e year. In comparison with tha on* Coleman Heaure I_____ ... |<55.15 ted on toiuliled van body, low mticiigc, lets. ® VP lit w., * / v 1,h.T .° " " r 1U Magartla Ave. meager crop they get at preienL 1717. >P « A H 1 1 U » W T«D I K very good condition. H. Eiiclcr, ' R vb-Bom Beauty Shop e riiiR t Bjkw 2 345 N. Amelia Ave., DeLaml, Ha. UtED Clactns coin tlr m n ia Tw||l#b»_ lanes » UEST in Workmanship a n d Fib. l e t WE WILL NEED 50 boy* Thuradvi ipsrts Boob driak box. Good running eondiMalarial*. ■’ - ' -i _ terms. altarnoon, Friday and Saturday, Uw. Ideal lor bate ito ra p hw. to* East 2nd SL______ Phone 555 This la easy wort and lood pay. F I -M 'W U Cm be rota at n * T a i S d Yost’s Phillips Service Stitlon. Out from town — <5400 total price IN SANLANTA WELCOME? For ALL Your Beauty Needs c*U CARS Herald. <40. Corner *17 Park Ava. for ataall furnished home ■ » on 2 LOVELY home <4 Spanish Archi­ B s ik E ib t ii gam e BOUGHT SOLD TRADED H arriett'* Beauty Nook TO SANFORD T lots with,fruit trees, idei!tl tor It s tis n c E llm s tecture. Surrounded with unus­ Ray Reel's Used Car* Phnne 871 105 So. Oak Ava. WANTED — Boys. Age 13 to 17 court*. Also Lets priced from ^ J J o w s W ith M a ils ual landscaping and Native Oaks Naval Personnel Sanford Ava. 4 11th 6L tupen evenings by appointment.) gad ug. and Magnolia trees. This TwoiX * ” k- * « v Robert A. William*. Realtor Story home of rare charm has •ii iffirsw c*“ T* *»»•' USED F U R M T U R E &=___ boats motor * - m 25- LAUNDRY 8KRW1CB -M A Barmaid Lindquist, AieecUle many conveniences. A wealth Will You B* Our G u a iit BARGAINS of Closets, Three Bedroom. Two • Phoae 1572 AtlaatU Bank Bldv. One hour - Wash and Damp Dry •tee •Its On YOUR EVINItUDE DEALER Delhi. This house of old world < Pc. Dining Room Suit*. ..S3S.M One hour 4 • Wash and Dry Fold *1*1 U msis 'i Csll T* Pearse We have leased toma OFFERS environment and cool, green D tolu Room Tablas, Soma worth COLORED Lady dastraa work afFinished Laundry <50. (your cbolc*) ............ U R N O T A P R O JE C T ! e ; : 8 r‘“ lawns, makes for gracious living S H EVINRUDE Ruomi at tha beautiful Senitnne Dry Cleaning SISSSfe 8‘u,"'*, i'M Jtwksrro an unusual home tor the discri­ UtUity Tables ..................... 4JI ZEPHYR <30.00 Soithnlde Laundromat Uar-Lou Motel Folding Kitchen Tsble ........ I J I minating buyer. Shown by ap­ . ... M2.30 BUT — Romes *f Reel Individual! Sealh Hide Food mart Bldg. Kitchen chslrt ...................1.00 EXP TYPIST would Ilk. lypln, 5 H. BCOTT-ATWATER ’Vwf a ,k pointment only. WIZARD ........... <43.00 tv: Brittany Farm Domes, These Rooms are evaOtbl* 5 pc. Unpatnted dinette . ... 12.51 at homa, call Mrs. Lanier. B.VVR • HORSE IM Eaal 25th SL MERCURY. ■arty American, Ultra Modern. 5 pc. Chrome dinette ........ 28.55 nr write Route 2, Box 453. Will * 1 1■ ■ * ^ ■ E■ “THIS OLD HOUSE” No Bottom Cnwl .. <|IX )00 Oeovtattmai 4s France Cekmtol THREE B. It.’a with 7'. Acre* cf Hollywood Headboards . ... 4.55 pick up and deliver. Absolutely F'ref 7(k H. SCOTT-ATWATER .. <63.00 types. Hamlin Grove, which aeaures you Dresser Rase ..................... 3.51 WILL BABY SIT In my home. Pre­ 10 H. JOHNSON ........... <69.05 of an lneeae. House end Grove For a parted of 4 daya, day hours. CaU 1530-R morn- to H. Lightning MERCURY <100.00 SS fer needs some work, but can be fcSfj:‘SffifSft Pboas IS H. SCOTT-ATWATE ft IRfle , ir a s c f to New arrivali at Out dona by ewnar. Very Good Coil Spring Rellaway Bad ....5.81 with control* ............... 1139.93 Dressing Table with 11 p ± Terms. REBTAURANT Naval Air Station , t* H. ELGIN.............. .... 1129.95 Triple Mirror .................. 12.51 . 2d H. MARTIN, <398.75 ............... .. IM * jm A js s r COM? wtth in Oie fee___ 2 pc. Sofa Bed Suita ........ 1211 Best Shrimp on Earth <1.00 Naw motor .................*155 00 rod STOP by and Pick op YO med about each Crumley -M onteith End-Tables ,........................... 2.4» GROCEftY STORE, B«»r. Wine Southern iifled PhiVkeri ‘ 7.7. Vl.23 I 11.11 a i e i f r S V o V e r i I H. JOHNSON. 1653 Model. Dinners-ln id"” ISamra]" ~Eto«5io 117 So. Park e-Box (to go) 73c . 12.50 Jy*4a*sd*r MatFe** Kay at th* ufflc* at j Flume 771 Lounge Chairs ........................ 5.00 very f a i t ........................ <223.00 *0,,d• color*‘, aid entered plamMig Oak Xocker ........... - ......... 4.11 — - — —» w M n » u i s n v n W.soo. Down, <2.000. fm- Aim many motor* torn down for ons Maple Floor Lamp ............... 3.51 eaced. Phone 171J. Sanford Ave. at 25th St, at , . r „ Odham f t Tudor, Inci uaed parti. Reaeonable. Baby Stroller* ............ 3.51 Phone 9140 Msnhsitsn SEr.nads 3 BEDROOM 0* Sat* White Tfcajr La* AND available at m m u Sli R*r»ro r.EviEw Bathinett (new) ............ 3.00 ISilM.M WAS PAID fo John Belts, "Buildara of Fin# Home*" < New 1*55 Mode] EVINRUDE* price*, wtlb Me kart ffewetog HOMES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ith Bad •* Mattress ........ V 15 M2 T,m* 3635 8. French Avenue •iJ*s?B V f)u 9 R0W mush ­ M H. Wee. Starting A wttk mialmom down-pay_ C.B.S. CONSTRUCTION rooms . Cellar, abed. Spare, full Office Chair . ...7.7,7, 111 U S T t m . B it Twin ................. <460.00 M ta K Hardwood f l» ri — Til* Bath# E tu y T a r a u 25 if Elec. Demonstrator Pirod Carport* — Insulated g J a H W iiB a K f lg used about IS hour*........<355.00 ¥ w*flb*fH c. n m m . J r . IT liS <495 Mother of 8anford How WUJ YOU Swap? Aa"if" DOWN How WUi YOU Trader lull dor Year OLD Motor OWN* For All Cars „ Tor e BETTER Grade! FLA. th* New- Evtarad* Line for *55 B E A U T IFU L PA T T E R N S ____Flnaaca ptaa COLORED Property—l 4 2 Bed­ CUSTOM KITTED ROBSON S porting Good* room Houses la Midway. <30040 ’ t Z S S l Z l PROM PT S7.0W. Iw Two Bedroom masonry down; *lsy monthly paymenU. ly payrai J M Y u r is .“ “ * Will be eemgleud soon. INSTALLATION Co., 106 l Only M30. down. FHA insured 1017 Uasi. Just right for retirement Strickland11U Whether Buying or Sailing, It will Morrison, Inc. TJolwiu! * oinS Buy jo u r Furalfur* at Berry** Broasa Trips, - Dry WaST Sanford, Florid* weronouia Furn., Co., • d s m w i's u r k i £ Infill* c* Pkon* 200 m Kim 4v*> F k UH — BALL REALTY TELEVISION ,tVC nW«“U "’' ».first. Radio 1 m S V ” f e f r tstss 11)] W n SEAT COVERS & .nh .sr ^lazSirciJF SU u«SSrtx.- at *1 V. Egyptian Families Will Be Flooded! Out From Dwelling �WeirdIncidents Agriculture Trnii£ NETT DEL7T1. fndle CR-A new tha responsibility of the home and family M .a career,“ kalcf Harry A. Bull la, chairman of the board of General .Mills. r . "O ur c p fp o f» V * r living the highest score for ihooj'lk a written ftiimliti* rUet wee given' graduitlnl r. gtrid la 10.13* of the na 'public, private and paroalgh schools. Hep test paper M entered In eempetltlne Jlf ifhool winners^ In this girl Mleeted state- Home■of 'Tomorrow will receive DP scholarship rnd a trip :il with her school advisor ftklhitofl, eclenlsl Williams't *o„ end rhusdetphla tie winner will be M national winger from the state winners. *'i state runner-up will re- nft'V ;... I m v lo r iq c i/ r f s a TUJIDAY ha» a social responsibility- over arid ’ above tha sale o f } products and iervlce-an obllgathm' to help create happy homei.’’! • ; \ I The written teat dailgned ,by Science Rdiidf h 'AsioqUtea of Chicago and administered by the aeboola,) tested the participants in 19 major areal -of- hememabtagfamlly reJatlonlhlp: spiritual snd moral sjsluM’itB fl • dovrUpment and ear*,. jieJJ|hvgiid, aafatyiutUlfallen and .ccnjervgttwr M human and phy|leal resources, money management. * recreation, - / home care, community participation and continuing education.’*'.'-: A profile chart , f fs provided partieipstlhg schools for pre-tait study of theas homemaking catsgorlci. and each girt who look the test received a hqfocmaklng voca­ tional guidfnc*.-, booklet. Egch aehool trlnntr -waa-, awarded a goldrn plnr doslgHfd tor Trlfarl and bar aehool will rtceivo a cook book. ' hcvuc. By STANLEY GODFREY LONDON CR-Evar Itld some­ body try to mall a latter In your left ear? Such things happenad recently in the eboklng yellow London smog—an avll-amelllng mixture of fog, sulphur fumss and smoks which blacks out the city for days mm mA In In tthe h e winter.' ii-lnfee * on m end Medical man are worried about Ifs effect on health, but the aver­ age Londoner knows how to make the best of It. A new cult—the smog story—his found favor. And tha more embarrassing the Inci­ dent, the bigger the laugh. The tabloid Dally lllrror invited r e a d e r s to share their smog stories. These ire seme - of the letters that flnoded In: (Tha paper didn't vouch for Utelr ^ruth): Thera waa tha coalman from Harrow who asked a local man to •4 show Mm where -the coal bunkers wsre. Next morning he found he'd MIIIOINt and Mra. Dwight D- Elsenhower imlle as they attend the) carefully - rpiptled a sackful Into "SaJute-lo.Eisanhower" dinner and rally tn Washington. Tha Prea­ four separata telephone booths. idant, speaking over a closed television and radio natwork to $100-1 Truck driver Jim Hagerty re­ a.plate dinners In 33 cities, told the nation's Republican* celebrating ported a rolleague halted hla big tha Chief Kxieutive'e third anniversary In olHce that he It atltl un« truck and climbed down — Into decided whether to run for a second term. (International) water up' t o hla. knees. Terrified bers of rival units engaged In heat that he might hive driven Into a river, he stayed shivering In the •d arguments over who waa to put cab all night—until the fog lifted out the fire. and ha found the truck parked beToday the spirit Is one of full iMa a horse trough. roopcratlnn. The change came aft­ Thrra was the man from Kent er the Civil War when the fire who wrote: ",My wife stopped In men's union was formed. The union the fog to look at a fur coat In now conalata of five delegates from tha window. After a while ! Joined cacti of Uic It companies. It electa her, gave her an affectionate pat the lire chief and his assistants where she pita and asked, 'What an.I represents the firemen In all would you give ma for that, my llicr relations with city officials, pel?' Tho drivers of tho trucks, which "A slap on the fare was the Cllmlf aboard a shiny new flro mriio lip most of those who re­ answer, with a shout of. 'This,(you truck and tide l!:l.cl> split to the ceive a salary, are always on con- old wolf.' It was a woman' I'd neam l blatc? This Is'tho phee •lanl rill. never seen before/’ Wives Club will meet I The Brownlee fllblo Claes of the 4i. « p, ri. In tho CI'O Club on Proshyterlan Church will hsvo a «he Naval Auxiliary Air Station. covered dish kupper at 7 p.m, In Ihe Recreation am of tho annex. >.Y. W. A.'a ol tho first Baptist Members are Invited to corns and ffiAuitlt' will meet at tt*« home of bring children. (fhb*' S -ern . W t Sanford SATURDAY 10 N . t fj& -V » U jM p. M. The |L A-'aiof tha Klrsl Baptist For In this Southeastern Tenm S T * Uwuly Chard! will have Us Church will gather at 0:33 a.pi. lylVanlo city there are >.000 grownBrectice mcetln? at tha community tms from every walk of life who Cinlcr, 401 B. 33lh SI., at 8 a. m cltcn do Just that. Yet nene evrr w ith'Mrs. Clyde Kerco as director xels a penny for it. They arr all £j Junior and stnlcr 4-11 Club of members of Hie largest and o|dct Lyaiga Bshcol will have their to active volunteer fire epartment in j n l g f ’monthly mailing at I t * p the United Stales. PHPV ' demonstration on "rurnllure Horn In tho days of American , ipfsngemcnt" will be hrld. Revolution, the Reading Volunteer grcfhd fa'ramha class will meet *• I’lrc .Uooartntvni »aves this rttv '■-U&tuijfi High S:hoo| at T:]1) p '• Itfl.fm an estlmatcJ half mil ‘f l ' linn dollars o'.year. ‘ Hits Helen Holstein, U'-trl:! "We have the best fire depsrtf i Mama n i l l l f ' vDfmonstritlon v n iu n iir B iiv n Agent, Tal'a mr»<i hi the coimtrv," boaiti Fire <' k liits will meet wllh the county Chief Russell C Bnwers, ..nc of •Riant, at R:i>n a, m U ' i>*"n |n the ih nartment.ol nioro fvjrWtq^faat Noble grands Club •( Ihsn I.OflO who gets paid. KlW BilM ' Rabakah l.odve will "Tlie reiaen tlw* department I* so Mast In the IOUF Hall nl R p.m. •*ood Is that o.ioli mnn Is fl«' 0 *e r* . ard Mrs. C'lvdt Randall to save his hortit **r his city * ion Wlih Mrs. Essie Coir ns hostess. Tho Pilot Club will hold its re Collins ef Jacksonville niinuunti' a lire brrnl s out." Ruhr dinner meetln* In the v srht the hlrfl( nf a daughter weighing This *n|rlt, nf which Ilia ,ftre Club at 0:30 p, m. Mrs. fins Stavan 7 lbs, It o»; , .f-n SO In the Nl. chief Is so proud, has undergone a «on will have charge of the pro Vincent, Hospital. The promt more than nerreollblo chance sinra 'fath»r Is ■ former resident of •hr (i>-*t ftrr comnany wo* organgrrro. f Tlie hamlnole High School Hind Sanford. Ifed Iftl year* ar.o, . forint* Assoclalion will have a In tho-e dsvs the men whn . > westing In tho Hard n-om at 8 p.m. heaved the losther buckets and worked the antioimlc.l pumps d*V/llDNEtilMV vcloped keen Inlracllv rivalries. A Conaarvatlan Wor'tshdp will he Lri'cnd hrs It that, ns a rcydt, haltl at tho Winter Par'* Gordon Cvntry with a chicken box lunch many htiildhirt- hurtird while mom.»•' noon. iIralnlnj unton suoper and i wor‘ era’ cudne’l tf Ihe Flrrl na-> lla Church will ho held at 8:30 ' p .m . WftTlfWMNT Bob Murphy, St, ef Boston, te shown with heavy*, weight champion Rocky Hard* ene after be received the "Rookie eg tha Year* award. Murphy baa • prefasaionel record eg 13 vie* tortaa and one draw. The praacotitles) was made ta New York at the thirtieth annual dinner of thi Bosi&i Writers' AwotiiUon* Mra, DaUywater of West Wick­ ham was tha unfortunate who said the waa mistaken for a post box In tho fog, and Miss "S. J." conesied she walked out of a party me night, hailed a waiting lax) and waa driven home—only to find aha had stepped Into a police squad car. "f asked my wife to wait on the corner while 1 fetched an evening paper. When I canjo back, 1 aald to her, 'Come on. dear, the beat place on a night like this li In bed.’ "Unfortunately, It wasn't my wife.” Dept, Soys Most Prices Ur0»FormG oods statea Into cnly five big aubdlvt- WASHINGTON kB-Tba Agriculdf alona appeared In the making to­ tor* Department Mid today that day. It would be aimed at forestall. prices of moit farm products have Ing recurrence of the death and Improved illghtly In recant weeks, ‘destruction last week after unveil­ haltlnc a five-year decline. ing of government plana tp re­ In a report bn the-market out­ draw state boundaries along lan­ look for agricultural eommedltles, guage line*, the department said prospects are The first ,»ten toward such a that farm produet prlees tn the compromise was taken with the early monthi of this year will aver, announcement that tha chief min­ ■ce somewhat above the lew levels isters of two big eastern states— reached In December. £ West Bengal and Bihar — had A 7 per cent drop la the general agreed to merge their territories level of farm prlcei h i t year deep­ Into one state of S3 million people ened the political eontrovayiy over and nearly loo.ooo mllea. farm policy and It now ahypea up Calcutta, Indla'a largest city and a a a poiilble major Issue In the tha present capital of Wait Bengsl, November election*.' ' would be tha capital of tha naw The department gave ae specific State. figures on price Improvements this There was no-Indication yat how month, A formal report giving the 33 million people of Wast Ben­ these prices as of mid-January will gal'and the 40 million In Bihar be Issued Jan. SI. £ would raaet to such a merger, which must be approved by the too state legislatures and tha na­ Abbot Murder Trial tional Parliament. Westinghouse Co. Strike On 100 Days PITTSBURGH JW-Thn 'Westinghouse Electric Corp. strike—one of the most coitly labor dlaputsa In the nation's history—waa in Its lOOUi day today and there were no Indications when a settlement might be reaehtd. federal Mediator John R. Mur­ ray has been closeted dally with top negotiators for Wostlnghouia and the APL-CIO International Un­ ion of Electrical Workers but they have withheld comment on their progress. Tha latest negotiation! were be­ gun last week after five days of Milo Ravage, who boxed Edu­ secret sessions among Murray and ardo Laussa to a draw, worked In the negotiators to seek a basis for Utah copper mines for three the resumption of collective bar­ years. gaining. S Jury Starts Sixth Deliberation Day OAKLAND; Calif CUt TIm p«rsevering Burton Abbott murder trial Jury today it arts its sixth diy of deliberation. Abbott, tT-yalr-old aeeewmtinO atudent, Is charged with the kidnap-mnrder of Stephanie Bryan, ld-year-old Barkaley ackoolgirl. The state has damandad the death aentence. The I t Jurors were W riniag tn aay their Job was hefpUaa. They aaked delay of thalr dmnor last night to stay In session until after l p.m., whan they retired to thalr hottl. * Abbott wta told.yestarday h r hla Jailers of publfabed report*, en­ tirely apecqlatlve, that the Jury •food 11-1 for conviction. The Jail, era aald the report left Abbott downeaat. m ade it th e .1 tW . Prayer merlin* of tha First Banllsi Chjirch will bt held at 7:30 p W- * ■* Mias ftlyrlla Wilson ul‘i meet with five Girls' s-ll Clubs at Oviedo Xehool. Tho first graun will meet ■t ItlO a m. Demonstration for Ihe r -Ctlttr WHI b* on MKurnitur8 Arisngament." ' Th» committal appointsd by the iflffirig Department of the Woman'* 3of)f,t? p)en thn Imspllil benefit f ijrl," v ill meet In the Btmroom of gt! ci"!> at J p m They are all ■JWls Dapartmert officers, all ftI«a chairmen and all department ijftnan. TIIUnSDAY -.’^’Tbcre will he a generrl tneallng y i l , tha W oman's Auxiliary of Iht \ iemlnole Memorial I'aspltal at the - Ifaelit club at 7:80 p. m. Tha board meat at T p. m. f "i iql -rmcdlale choir rehcurtal of 4ln Flrri Baptist Churth will bo i«ld at 7 pm. Adult.chnlr rehaarial of the First . ilP tlst, Church will ba heM at • ■Iwri. , A prartlco meeting of lha County i'horus la dated. This will be a \ Rlstrlct meatlni and lha chorus t groups from Bsavard. Laka and , Jamlnolo counties will mast in Banftrd at the community eenlar, jS j'B .-n th HL at 8:30 ».m. Jamas music profagsor gt Flarlda nlvarslty, TallfkaysM, will group • fcs te m *“ " r fMra, V " ' Clyde • 7Karen. . ---nalbarrv, la musle director for tlnola County. Tie Laka Alary lluma DemonilfoR Club will have Its regular Slug at t p m Mrg. la m iy iua, ChuluoU Club, will g|v8 WnooatraUbR an "Landacapilnolg Rabakah Lodi* No. 43 n#at in tha lOOf HaU gt « n o * wto N .ia.lfh* 4* ^ Scara slid aQ t to attand. FRIDAY KIJsaMh piakeneon. »l ______ I H M 7 0 .» ig » » tT W 7 » •48,163. M IN R -tlU B tl 33<A40, ■ ■ r.M F jH t gk|ey real feavry aid e«eee«n teat tHea'e Hill ead Hill ce*»» Siv Ins tksa H|kl Crum —-to ysa'asa pdw H aaf fZ laherthanm ])hl figliltfdaneggil Via 11Hftv •eedea’e Hell h B Mill pa (tffSWf I* 1*.*t *•!?••* add fee w k N «»•»• him , •titles * i*d sevees. Mike* ateirttlai »«fo kaffetl 'Vj; hm t t t «vtm with tha hood op! Suriar—Ju«4 u k tho highway patrol ofboer who drivM one. Ha know* it takaa a ford to catch • Ford! ‘ And, far the vary practical quaatioa of durability—* ik a ford cab drivwr. Ho knomt. how Fordo toko H days on and. So, if if • parformanoo that you want and wrapped like a gift-tha ’68 Ford V-l ia your baby. C o m i * ; : i try k hdaylj OUAT TV, FORD THJEATRX. WDBO. liM P. M, IUUDAT ; H««y;y*jan'Jiw'-tentvMfHkm o u ■ **^ �*< Weather Mostly cloudy through Thurolapi with a faw aciltered ahowera to­ night. Util# the*io la tamper** taro. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY S A N P O jU ^ Heart D isease Leading Wild Chase Ended With Driver Jailed Semlnol* County ii richer by KM additions to lta population during the firat 11 montha of 1833, accord­ ing to a release today from the r. rlda Slat* Board of Health III Its monthly Vital Statistic! Report. Tha report itatea that during the first 11 morthi of 1UI them were 783 bhthi and 174 deaths. Of thos* totals, there ware W white children born in Semlnoto County during the 11 month period A wild chase by a lanford Police and 397 colored children. And of Department patrol car ended after the 274 death total, t3l warn white a car smashed Into a station wagua parked in Ihe driveway of a home and t22 colored. A ritlten of Sanfntd for 'T years and then leaving lha scene of the The Vital Statistic* report states accident, that thrre were 271 marriages in announce* hi* candidacy for Ihe Semlnol* County during the Jin- nflire of Clerk of Court, Seminole After chasing a 1931 Ford Vic­ uary-November period of 1US County, today. toria through tho Highland Park R. A, “Boh" Cobb, employed hy but mur« thin half of them ended section for mure than two mil**, in divorce; 134 divorces wtr* re­ the J. C. Hutchison A Co. firm according tn Sanford Police Chief corded in the County during tha here, made known his Intentions Roy G, William*, it crashed Into today that he will he a candidate 11-month period. Dr. Guy P Leavitt, editor of the a Plymouth Station wagon parked tor the offtre of Clerk of Court Thirty-four taint d tith i were subject to tha Democratic Primary I, ookout, Clnclnattl, Ohio, will con­ lu the driveway of the Bill Kirk duct a mhl-wlntrr Bible school con­ Home on 20(h St, I.tc* u t u y ij, KAHLK, lalt, and Ralalgh Kin*, put their hat In tha ring yaatorday by announcing recorded during the period, • of to b» held on May I. thill1 eandldocla* tor the office of Assessor of Tax** for Sanilnol. Couaty. Rudy Sloan, who also an- them white and 28 colored. Cobb was bora In IJve Oak, Dec. ference |n th* "rat Christian Church According lo tha areldmt report The 274 deathi, saya the Bute I, 1899 and moved to Sanford on Orlando, Thursday and Friday of riled at the Sanford Police P#nouncad for the office yaterday, la ahowa elaewhero. <8Uff Photo)____________________________ Board ot Health’s Vital statistics Jan. 10. 1910. He haa lived here this week for ihe churches of Flor­ P .traent, property damage to the ■UDY SLOAN f report, from certain causes were; ■Inra that time. ida. Bible school superintendents, 1938 station wagon wai eitlmatad I f ^ ^ Three from lubtectilosli, one from He attended toeal schools mill teachiw* add special workers will at 1130. syphilis, 47 from cancer, sis from the end of hit Junior year In high have a special privilege to prepare Patrolman Joe Hickson, following diabetes, two from anemia, It from school it which time be enlisted themselves for more •fflcirnt work th* ear driven by Everetle Jackson influenza and pneumonia, M from In the U. f. Navy during World in churrhci. Driggeri, a PPC, attached to tha cerebral vascular disease, 17 from War I. Dr. Welthlmer la minister nf the Marine Barrack*, Sanford Nival heart disease, 12 from all othmr Following tils discharge from th* First Oirlslian Church to Can­ Auxiliary Air station, wai ovarCuh Scout Pack Ten of Sanford circulatory diseases, sis from ne­ service in September 1919, he at­ ton, Ohio, will deliver th* keynote taken at Oak Avenue. will conduct Its January pick meet­ phritis and nephorosla, ala from tended business school studying address Thursday at 7:10 p. m. It A number nf citizens In lha High­ motor vehlela acridenli, and 14 bookkeeping and accounting. ing tomorrow night at 7:30 in has been planned to take car# of land Park area teporled the speed­ from other accidents, McKinley Hall at the Firat MethoCobb started work with Sanford \lflegatsi from alt ehurehsa h Flo­ ing ear that was skidding Urea, By MARION JONES dial Church. The peck leaders met Through tha first 11 montha c4 Trurk Growers most of the time rida. cutting arroaa lawns and rurha hi on# of the most spectacular Monday nieht i t the church to plan 1933, chief cause of the greatest as Secretary-Treasurer and was and aa one eomplalner staled, "can­ Politic# got underway ysl tew games to th« season Ihe Oviedo the boys’ peck meeting end the number of deaths remains from with that firm until August IMS Dr. Welthlmer la minister of th# not get any sleep because of the toy, in earoenL when throe hepe* Lions Quintet, which gains a ligh­ coming month's activities. A haart disease followed by aa near. when he begin hti work with the lare*.*t church and Bfbt# school in noise." hila for the office of Aaseaeey ef ter grip on the Central Florida Con­ At the seme lime, VV. P. Bell J. C. Hutchison A Co. firm where lit# Christian brotherhood and Is Th# lS-ytar-old-Marin# PFC was Taxes for Seminole County wad#’ considered the best authority oo taken Inin ouetody and charged ference aecond place atandlng, re­ Interviewed parents of prospective be has remained. known their totantlone to h# to In September 1921 Boh Cobb HUH* school methods, It was re­ with "driving while intoxicated", the race. gistered il’a sixth circuit triumph Cubs, In order to espleln the Scout­ married the former Iiella Stone, ■ ported. He has bean minister of “rarteia and negligent driving", ht seven games hy defeating the ing program thoroughly, end to A Red Cros* meeting. held Mon­ The Demsent tie Primary etna* the Canton Christian Church tor school days swee them . revitalized Bishop Moore Hornets place ihe'new boyi aa convenient­ day, at th# Red Cross chapter and 'leaving th* K*ne of an ac­ Mena are atill IN d a n away MS »4 year* which haa over 7.000 memThey now live at 313 Weal 13th 73-32 In Oviedo last night. ly end quickly ae possible. Ball’s Driggers waa lodged to May • and totes for qwritfytlW St. In ganford. They have one hrrs and a Bible school above cident." Tha first quarter started with next meeting with parents of Cub house, Orlando, was attended by ihe Sanford Jan. are a#4 from Marsh 0 to Mod «f daughter, Frances, who lives at 7,000. Hubert Priest being fouled gaining eppllcante for Pack to will be on represent! live a of Central Florid* March St. home and toachea at I-ytnan School Other church people are cordially r two point lead for tha Oviedo Monday evening, Feb. 10, i t 7: JO, Rv! Ckos* Chapter*. Also present Thoao amwnmetnff tor the • New Smyrna, whh height and abt to Longwood. They alao have one Invited to attend this conference Uons. The ronlest was very close, at the Firat Methodist Church. In w ar John Oates, Director Field ftoe yaetarday, and when* ito lit » awamped the Aemlnnle High ion, Thomas A. Cobb, who Uvea at at th* Orlando church which is one ‘team forging ahead and the Ihe meantime, anyone Interested in Service, Southeastern Area, Atlanta School basketball team last night VIS Oak Ave, with his wife and two nonneemento apptarad to lh a 0WH located on Beat Central ft, serosa the other, throughout the entire Joining may telephone him during Harold B. Narman, Washington Na­ fard Harald worn Mis* Ml ~ In New Smyrna by a iop-ilded aeera aona, Tommy Jr., and Mike. from the Chamber of Commfree the day at Jlol, or after working tional Director of services to area o( 84-40. first half. > • Cobb |a g membaf ot the Firat bulk) Ing, It Kgs tha one-two punch of Keith hourg at MSO. and Chapters'. Donald Doyln. Field ..Tito gwnl/tole High School dalary PreVkyierlan Church of Hanford, Malcolm and Hubert Priest again Also at the leaders' committee Representative for Central Florida: Feda defeated the New Smyrna B ar Cimpbcll-Losjlng Post No. 31 of I f year* 14-yaar-aU toeomeilva LOS ANO El,Eg GD—Th* *npacing Ihe Mone attack. Malcolm meeting, Woodrow Cash, sacretary, Dean Osborne, Orange County acudai on their own court Jan, 10 Ihe American Legion. Veterans of mglnaer Rudy Rloani and Raleigh g lnttr whoso train evarturnad blttlfig for 28 and Priest betting announced the formation of a new Chapter Chairman. Tho Rev. Mil- blit couldn't duplicate the'feat at Foreign Wars Post No. 3282, San­ farmtr-ietrsraan* • Sunday, kilting 20 persona, will Ring, den in Pinecrest section, due to ton II, Wyatt, Chapter Chairman, Now- Smyrna. ford Lodge Nu. 1241 of tho Elks, IS despite a severe cold, Tho thr** announeemtnto for b* given * payrhluti ir axanilnatlon tha office being vacated at tha The first quarter ended IMS in th. Increased number of Inltresied Scmlnol,. County, gave the invoca­ Thr Barracudas Jed by a 47-17 Sanford Lodge No. 82 of Ihe Mason, favor of Oviedo. The half st 33-23 jboyi there. Mrs. A. E. Cirell will tion and the following gave talks mark at halftime and Seminole Monro# Chapter No. IS, Taylor today, DDL Atty. S. Ernest Roll 0\ h', pVasant Ta"rm" by*San! In fsvor of Ihp Lions. |b* thr Den Mother, sullied by on the various aspects of fund so­ lllgli School couldn’t narrow the Cnmmandrry No. 28, Morocco annniinrei . ford Doudney who has apant 41 Temple, Sanford Shrine Club, and Roil .aid h* wanted to -get an , „ ri in , ho o(f|f# of the g«mIn. When Die Hornets came back in Mr*- v - **■ Smith. •r'lrti'ler P'alls licitation: margin. the Seminote County Chamhrr of explanation of Sanla l a anginear oln „i„ County -Tax r .. Assessor * . . . . . . . wilt unthe second half trailing by 12 were made for the probable organi Needs of tl*d Cross in 1938, John Dav id Neely and Elyle Norman Frank Darrlih'a alalemriit that h# doubti-dly enliven th* political talk points the quick punch of John F.IIL cation of a den in Loch Arbor, to Gales; Campaign planning, Wat- jcombined lo score fifty points for Commerce. thought lie saw an orango grovo that haa bean circulating, more and Danny (Ircen as well at Benny be composed of both new and ex­ ter Slatterly, chairman New 8myr-|Ihe winners, while Robert Samuel, before th# two^ar train Jumped «r lasa xnder cover of rumori Baumann made them surge with­ perienced Cubs. W. Fred Peacock, died at l:3o n* Beach Chapter Public Infer-. ** usual got his share of Ihe Celery a. m. this morning at thf Railroad the rail* on a curve In tin An­ rathar than anoouncamcnto, in live puints nf the Oviedo Lions. E. D. Klrchhoff, chairman of Ihe ■nation, Major Carravuelo, cxccu- Ecds points hy the tune of IT. hospital In Wayrroas, Ga., after gela#. Thar# it no such orang# But again Malcolm came to the pack leaders, urged that alt Cuba live-secretary, Dct.and Chapter; Ji"i Owen, with hti fast break Sonia candidate# appear ralact* grov# In vicinity. an illness of three year*. rescue and quick goals by Mai- participate In annual Boy .'(emit Worker Recruitment and Tisluing- and Improved floor play scored 13. ant to mako known their Intan* Mol] said Parrish, 81, took full Ilona sine# an nccbuntlng must be Born Jan. 12, 190.1 In Kastman, folm, Priest and Andy Duda, who Week, Feb. S-12, climaxing in tha llarvoy Huggins, Volunten' Na- Tho Seminole High School team Ga., hi# residence in lanford waa responsibility for tha accident, made of tbtir ax pana«a whan an. was put In tho first string in Jim 5L John's area Kickahookle at the Ilona] Campaign, vice chairman; missed the efforts of Jim Hawkins, 211 French Av*. He waa employed saying: Hl blacked out. I didn’t nouncement la made. Hill’s place last night and netted Sanford Municipal Stadium on Sat­ Advance Gifts, Jim Roach, West who wai out of Ihe contest became hy th* ACL Railroad for fiva yaari know wo ware going tbat fast 13 point* for the victors, kept Ovie­ urday night, Fob. 11, and In the Volusia Chapter; Business Soli­ of lllncas. So far, there are ne committed before hi# three year lllnesi. (nearly 70 mile* an hour)." Roll candidates other than the in rum. do In the lead throughout the game. observance of Scout Sunday the citation, Col. Hoy Foster West The Seminote High School B following day, Survivors include hla widow, also said Parrish had rejected the Bay Fore, ceptain of the team, Cubmastei Ted Williams com­ Volusia Chapter; tu-sldenlial Soli­ Squad also attributed to New Smyr­ bent for tho offices eft Clerk Mrs, Evelyn Peacock; two daugh­ did a beautiful defense Job end pleted detail* of (he pirate Pack citation, Mrs. Philip Marz, Sem­ na* happiness by bowing to the WASHINGTON if* — A mystery* ters, Mr*. Philip Skatei, lanford, atory of fireman Homer Smith, of Court. Tag Collector, Sheriff, message from Soviet Premier who said h# urged Parrish to uia County Judge, County Commie, petted some beautiful long shots Meeting tomorrow night. At that inole ’ County Chapter; Mural Junior narrarudas 34-32. Mrs. Donald Smith, Waycrosi, Ga.; for the Oviedo Lions. One of the time Carl A, Preacotl will form Solicitation, Burton Brown, Chair­ Doug .Scott was high polri man Bulganin to President Eisenhower two grandsons, Philip Skatas Jr„ th# emergency brake and that alon, Constable, and JqiUce of tha had the capital speculating today Parriahh did so, "but nothing hap­ Pea re. with 19. most spectacular point* of the a Webeloa den of the highest rank­ man, Lake County Chapter. the Russians plan to spring some Sanford and Donald Smith Jr., pened." game was Malcolm's tip In. Qualifying dates tor atotawtd* WaycmiR, Ga.; hla mother, Mr*. _ ■ 1 ing Cub Scout! training to become Following the meeting, Nearman nawr diplomatic maneuver. office* hav# b##n act bglnnlng addressed the group *t the luncheon The Oviedo B squad defeated the Boy Scouts. W . J. Peacock Sr., Eastman, Ga.; Soviet Ambassador Georgi N. Democrats Claim Fab. *1 to March 8. served In the Chapter House. Hornet B Squad 43-2* In tho pre­ Zarubin arranged to deliver Ihe fiv# sis tori, Mrs. E. C. Glddtni, Eastman, Mr*, it. C. Coleman, liminary game. Representatives attending the message personally to Klacnhowvr. Bright 1956 Omen meeting from Seminole County were The Hornels completely overTh* most rommonly held theory Eastman; Mra. David White, Cocoa; Mra. Jack Sassard, DeThe R*v, Wyatt, Chairman; Mr*. lowered th* liny B quintet but waa that Bulganin wai making a Land; Mr*. J. P. Robertson, Dal­ PITTSBURG HI — Democrats Alden L. Bridgcrs, Chairman 1930 height did not seem to register from new approach on disarmament, a las, Tex.; two brothers, J, 8. Pea- claimed a bright 19M omen to­ Fund Campaign; Mr*. C. R. Daw­ the score poin t subject on which h* and Elsenhow­ rock, Femandlna Beach; and W. day from their party’s 3-1 victory In Ihe first congressional election son; Mr*. Philip Marz and Mrs. An accident Monday afternoon er exchanged notes last year after ' Lorne Mathers was high with 13 J. Peacock Jr., ganfoni. OAK RIDGE, Tenn Oft— Gov. Mary D. Knox. of th* year. Republicans; however, shiwtly before 3 o'clock at Ihe In­ the Geneva aummlt conference. and Raymond Milker end Joseph Funeral arTaugamenta win be saw no such significance Hi ft. tersection of 9th and French Ava. The exchange followed Elsen­ Duda came second with 10 points LeRoy Collins of Florida laid to­ announced at a later dato. day location of atomie Industry In 81*1* Sen. Elmer J. Holland, JERUSALEM CM - Israel a*4 earned property damage estimat­ hower's proposal for mutual aerial esch for the victors. But the playlha South "will thow that our ap­ alerted to succeed th# Ut# Rep. Egypt hav# accepted i three-point ed at more than »flOO. Ing of Tom Smith, liny gutrd, a inspection of American ami Rus­ 2 FSU Students V*r* Bitcksnan (D-PA), tohl re­ V. N. pear* plan for th* dispute According to an accident report sian military olabllslnncnu. 'Die transfer to the Oviedn school was petite* go far beyond hog and hominy." porters the special election rosult F.l Aujak demilitarized lone.' ‘ vT filed at the Sanford Police Depart­ spectssular In tho game, especially addressing officials from Accused Of Taking ment, a 1931 Merrury sedan travel­ Russians termed his plan unac"point# out very elMrly that the The U. S. Palestine truce super­ one of his long shots. The crowd 10Collins, captabto unless fitted Into a broad N Southern states, added: D#mocrstle party is on lh« march vision organisation announced tk t ing west on 9th St. and driven by feme to It's fret with cheers and agreement after Secretary D if "As the world crosaei the thresh­ Examination Papers Ivitfy l-aili* Johnson, ■ 38-year disarmament program of th# kind back to the presidency." laughter as tiny Freddy Alford, a old Into the new atomic age, the which they advocate and the TALLAHASSEE f/P» — Two Hammsrikjnld conferred here and And Stslo Sen. Joicph M. Barr, laborer of Paula failed United States ha* rejected, ninth grader put |n the lest few South should be the first region to Florida Stat. University students old-negro * Democratic state chairman, said In Cairo with leaders of both na* ' , . , n ' , m nonce an oncumlng ear after Diplomats, however, did not rule minutes of pity, completely stole havp both feat firmly plantad on lions, TALLAHASSEE CIV- Ptaslee in a italemant at Harrisburg: Ui? bell from a tell Hornet player llw inside." , .V l * " '" l”* “ "PPi"* th , Intersection, out th# posilbUlly of tome Soviet Hsmmarikjold hid proposed' th* final examination question, or , Th« Mercury crashed too a 1933 “111# g rist victory of Rep.-slect and while they stood spellbound bid for joint action to Ihe Middle Street* of Lake Park n y a h# won’t The officials are meeting with plan originally last Nov. I, after Holland, a staunch supporter of b* able to perfect hla appeal In carried it through to the basket for Atomic Energy Commission AEC Cast or a proposal for high-level Iiraall and Egyptian force* elathsd two points. Ave. driven hy Tom David Moody, talk* on Far Eastern problems, ihe Colllnz eislbillty suit until lha Atilsl Slavsnion, Is a significant In Ihs Negev Desert area alonf officials and representatives of middle of next wenk "at the earli­ Indication nf Pennsylvania's pre­ Th* student honor eourt made co-yrar-otd mechanic of Orlando. with Bed China lilting In. hi High scorer for the B string wai the .Southern Regional Education est." eminence In aa Important presi­ th* Israell-Egyptlan border. a man named BUI Klcdvik with 13. Board (SREB) to dlicuia possible the recommendation yesterday on Patrolman Arnold Williams of Under th* plan (1) Egypt witt Circuit Judge Hugh M. Taylor tha basis of an investigation In dential election year." the Sanford Police Department In­ Tbit gives Oviedo a fi t lead In ways of developing nuclear indus­ • i i,^ , let th* truce group put domiNiI. ruled two weeks ago that Gov. Col­ which the student government or_ _____ ________ vestigated th* accident nd filed th# Central Florida Conference and try In Florida. lines whatever the U. N, n e t ' Glisson Services lin* can run for reflection. Street*, * 7-4 overall lead. Hi* Oviedo Collins, Gov. Raymond Gary of ganlxation took a leading part.. |charges against"jnhnson for’ "faUBulganin Suffering tlnn think necessary. (2) Egypt an announeid candidate for gov. Lions will show who Is the Central Oklahoma and Gov. Frank Clem­ University President Doak B. ing to yield the right of way." To Be Held Friday ernnr who brought the aetion, laid From Tour Effects withdraw any “ minor encroach­ Florida Conference top (cam when ent of Tenneiaoe head tha list of Campbell raid further Investiga­ ment* which might atiU rem its IS Funeral aervlcaa tor a former he would appeal. •hey meet Grovelend In Oviedo state officials on the program. tion was being made In an effort NEW DELHI <*- Soviet Promler (he son#, and (3) Israel will T9 r He haa so day* or until March resident of lanford, Mrs, L. C. Friday night. to uncovor possible accomplices, School Board Backs Bulganin I* lulfering from tha f nliiMB, who died to St, Pateriburg 10 under court rutea in which to after effects nf his ilrenuous Asian move aR her military tore**, eh* Still unexplained Is how th* ques­ Oroveland Hands 7-fl In the Cen­ steel** end mines from th# aona. ■'■r perfect hla appeal to the Supreme tions were obtained. . • iat tral Florida Conference and has Coty Canvassing tour, informed sources said hare Television Proposal h *“ h#reJiB. f,n 27 Court. r AtkivBtftf r « . a I ^ ® P* Friday, not been detested this yesr. But today. But they declined to aay Mamas of tha two male studenti The qualifying deadline for the BANDIT REFUSES OFFER T GAINESVILLE 'M— A plan to *t Rrision Funeral Horne with It Is understood they have not Political Leaders war* withheld pending a final de­ provide e duel educational-com­ May primaries Is noon March 8, exactly whit the trouhls Is. CATLErrSBURO, Ky. UR — A ‘ the Rev. A. G. Mclnnla officiating four played such learns as Pearson, PARIS UR—President Bar.* Coly termination In tha case. Indications were it might be days before tha appeal dead­ mercial television channel inntl tor would-be bandit dlt tanned torned dowa a Boone and Edge water thus far canvassed top political leaders to­ Students who bought atolan fialnesvilWi waa endorsed by ihe Interment will be la Evergreen line, fatigue, heart strain or . .Jaundice. chance to get hslMbp to iCleveland Cemetery. day for their advice on the choice this year. Gov. Col line, who haa laid he • Source* eloae to Ihe Ruialan _ Alachua County school board yeaMr*. Gllaeon mad* her home would leak reflection If ruled eli­ Embasiy here aald It had been In­ yesterday, of France’s new Premier. There questions made a had deal, Dr. Campbell said new questions ware !™Ujr ?ver 'h* objection# of the l with her daughter, Mrs. Ralph t}. gible, said he would Ilka to get I formed by Moscow only that Bul­ lit entered th* Virginia RaiUuwas belief he would announce a University or Florida. rani, picked up some candy and BOARD CLAMPS DOWN Steven* of Bt. Petersburg tor sever­ nomination by Friday, and that prepared tor lemraier exania thii ganin la "resting" after the tour, decision a* quickly as passible, The endorsement waa condi­ LINCOLN, Neb, IB—The Lincoln Socialist leader Guy MoUet would week ae soon ae tha theft was dis­ tioned which hid "atralMd" him physi­ cigarettes, handed the eaihir W upon Board of Control ap­ al geara. covered school bodrd today damped down be the man, Butvlvors Include her daughter cally. Moneow reports My he hat cento and, whan she opened proval ef the project at lta meet­ TOOL! OF TRAD! on "patting th* hat’* by school Ev*n if Coty haa already made Mn. Ralph 1, Stevens; a grand­ not been seen to pobUe line# Jag. rask ragister, drew a gun ing here In February, u ld , "This )a a holdup I chlIJren and teachera. The board up his mind, custom requires him ACT. SAFETY MEETING Dr, John 8. Alien, University daughter, lira. Don Krauai of 8L LOUISVILLE, Ky. (* - Whan 8 IN to «K to Ctoveland." said it "feared undesirable condi­ to interview the leaden of the The Firet Quarterly Meeting of vice president, told tha school Petersburg; and g grandson, Lt. arretted yesterday, Jonathan Faria Thai* aoureee aald replied, tions" among youngsters. It ruled major political factions before be tho Jackaonvllle Safely Committee board the unlveriUy feel* educa­ Ralph E. Stevena, Jr., stationed Parka, Fresno, Calif., told pollen during hie monthlong collecting money for gifts tor announces his decision. But Mol- will be held In the aaiembly room tional and commercial Interests on with the Air Fore* at 'Tampa and h» was a writer carrying lha tools plaintd of what appeared to h* school personnel either In or out let has been the leading contender of the new ilallon beginning at television are compatible, He making hla home to Rt. Peters­ or his trade Polle* charged Parts, some h e a r t discomfort. Th* of school la ubeo. Exceptions may since anon after the results nf tha T o’clock this evening, ACL per- said further he would rather Ihe burg; a nephew, Robert E. William- It, with ataaling a typewriter and source* refused to elaborate eg *ay aatt V yew m d to.* Vm ft* he ted * been w* «*4 ft* «n> JuftM Be made In cases of serious illness, Jan. S parltmenury election be­ aoaiMl, their families and friend* Board of Control consider the plea at Orlando; and several ether 1phonograph Ireto Redto SUtica . tHKYWa came *--------1 u s cordially ty ltad to attend. "without betog kitfortUM «f ipecial ;awj > .. L _ «i * y \ ' --‘V" ' ' . \ • s. , •:■ 1 *........... ■ft.:it* .. ‘wj,cmu--vawMWw«l*hA.jL Sjl>L uvsit; Clerk Of Court Job $150 Damage Estimate Sought By R. Cobb Put On Station-V/agon In May Primaries Mid-Winter School Starts Thursday At Orlando Church Spectacular Game January Pack Meeting Is Set For Tomorrow Holding Tight Grip Local Delegation Attends Red Cross Orlando Gathering Politics Underway As Three Hopefuls Reveal Intentions New Smyrna Wins Over Seminole Hi Engineer To Gel N W. Fred Peacock Dies This Morning After Long Illness Mystery Message From Red Premier Causes Speculation 9 v ’ f 0 Southern Appetites Beyond Hog, Grits Accident Occurs Monday Afternoon Streets Is Unable To Perfect Appeal u&xrjssr.. 'n'"r°'n • ^ Israel, Egypt Okay Three-Point Plan ™^ . � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 24, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/666517738ff2501baa1317d024c4b73d.pdf 254706b7d99fa6a6ccfd72bee4b3487d PDF Text Text u igM I «U*\\' j ■ a mr B |. «•i It,’^ W; * -^^K, V- W&* _- ~ 1%. ■*+e**t& * • v . L y '% d l i G A R D EN S ESPECIALLY �Shop arid Save In Sanlord H a n fo rd It m ilf r AN ISIHCPKNUKNT DAI 1.V NKW SPAPEW Kalablltshed 19 OX Tf r i M ' M K X L V I H H A N FO RD . F L O B IItA M O N DAY. # JA N U A R Y 23. Bicycle Safety Turnout Great Telephone Service Expansion Is Noted Here During 1955 ‘ te le p h o n e service was eapanJed eonsidcrobly m Sanford during 1ftVI, according I* Gordon Rollierm et, Group M anager for the South­ ern B ell Telephone Com pany, with 7 H telephones added. Beginning Die new ye a r there * a s H397 telephones in the ev change. T h is lug gain was a con­ tinuation ot the la rg e st telephone expansion program e ve r undertaken and represents a part of the V7,000 increase in telephones in F lo rid a in areas served by Southern U f i1, • M e expect another big year for 1836 Jtm herm cl s a iJ . ‘ 'W ith about a 760 net gain in telephones for th is are a. T h is is in keening wuh our estim ate of a population in ­ crease of 1100 people, or about IV) fa m ilie s .” The story behind the Installing of telephones Is a big one considering ihe tremendous amount of equipment necessary to make ad riltio m . Fin exam ple, in Sanford alone. Snuthrn B ell spent a h ilal ni u p . u i i j fin n<: a* c r .i'.r r l of! r * /equipment anil outside construction. “ In line wuh nur continued grow lb , we have earm arked anoth­ e r I I .627.01X1 fnr 10V? for Die fu rth e r expansion and improverv»nt nf telephone aervice here m fia n to rd ,” IlnDserm el roticluded. McDonnell Voodoo Reported To Fly Over 1,000 mph tV A S IIIN r .T O V 'f t - T h e Mrn*mnell F 10 I Voodoo, pinbably the b T K C st, heat icist and longestranged fighter in the world. Is re jv —t r l In h a i r flown faste r than ' two -miles an hour a mimbet -of ii w-s. Inform ed sources said tortile It h .n llu w ii fu s trr than I 190 m iles an hour at lra«t nnre and has e .ipcd cd ] 930 m iles an hour perh.'os h alf a ilu/rn li n e. rl al-o i« helnwed u . he super so m i in i lim bing .is a e ll a- in le P I flight I hc A notion lias two Ih alt ami Whitney .137 jel engines. It is known that a number nf Vnurtoos j i o in oneration. K *lim a il's of ilia num ber lh .it have flown range brvvceu ’ ll and 3D They are . a i l to base perform ed Im p re ssive ly ai altitude* up to V) 000 feet and above. c, , r , .Mure than WO children and theii h ir y d c i were at the In itia l meet uf ot the B ic ycle Safety knit) b Jl today morning. Tlie children. In >pde uf cold am threatening w eather, w eie on ham at K u rt Mellon P ath at 10 o'clock t( take tests, m ake applications* am go through th eir fia cej around cir tic s and squares to dom onstrali their ability to handle bicycle: satel.v. E a ch child (hat registered w a given a m em bership ca rd , a dcea donoulng his m em bership in tin club, and a set n( safely rules tt observe while ruling bikes m streets and roads. They were alst given seolchlile t.i|ie fur rclle c tors. On hand to register tin children was Mrs Fra n ce - M urray o riginator of the B icycle Safely Club Idea, who was assisted by i num ber of ladies soltmt-.'cnng b assist in the venture. Police t hief Boy 0 , W illiam s, with mem bers of ihc Sanford P o lite D epartm ent, p u t 1 h r children through a n u m k r of tests designed to rese al the skill of Du* young -ter in the handling of hit or hri bike t h ie f W illiam s noted thal ‘‘ most of the kids like the lest so well th a l lim y are reluctant to stay off the diagram s after romplellng I he tr- t* .” The series of tests were m e n along nnllines painted on the street m arked ofi fos' tha Bu y rle .Safety t ilth meet Safety tests were g iien hv noli K a ro v j-s ts ie d by a nonilver nl •Sanlord men who soluntv'ered to help irt this pim.p of the B icycle S alctv Chih activation H and signals, proper *pecd, proper ruling habits and bow lo h am tlr a bicycle w e ir among q u o tu m * p le d lo ihe y mmgsters Sidney \ dtlen »s*i*tc I hv a cio ps of volunteer*, gate rach h icycle a Ihrntigh going over a , they ex a mined earh h ik e ‘for had tire *, no tail lig h ts, no hell, im proper brakes ami o ilie r defects L a s h defect v*a» nulrd nn a sheet given to I lie >oungx lc rs in order that th eir hikes m old be pol in sa fr riding order " T ile first meeting nl the rloh was a complete soeecss " -.ml i M rs, M urray a- the last hoy ami gut left the sien e nf the meet ' ing near noon S a lo r.la r 'Hie B icycle Safety Club w ill gel together fur noting* wiener toa-ds. and u lh e r rn le i la in m cn l event* (nun i uic tn | me Ed i hristensen, re n e a tio n dt recti f for I hr Cttv nf Sanford, w ill include the B ic ycle Saf 'tv Club in his sum m er long ritv w u le re u e a tmn program . saul Alt*. Mm ra y . ' t-hn*|enscn was nn band Saturday morning tn a " i* t in the in itia l , meeting nf Ihe mure Hum 100 eharlev m rm b e is of the club. Rev. Lester Doerr P’rove Efficiency Del,vers Sermon 'Die R ev. Lester (' Doerr. M L S I l \nr r — Florida National Dora, supplied the pulnit ye ste r­ C trd sm e n proved nver the tverkf ’ I tbev are “ readv tn lake the G rid and put effect it e plans inlo n eratiiut for offensive anil drtrns.v e combat ' a C S A rm y ad vi an" said v e .lc r d * ' '.m e I ON) goa'.’dvoien were six i e prohlcm of ilefco lititj ! im I'w .igioaiv epenty which it mi the h 'o tlie a T Flo rid a ta n li'ie d M iam i and add north • •gmii"l*men. from the si '••lira I'amna a""a ami from al sonliie.isi Flo rid a low ns. v up the I •' l re sl.-'an iT on nurd about ? i mites north 1 I'u 1 't B.'aeli day at the f i r s t C h ristian Church for f'.is ln r P e rry L Stone who Is coitv alesrm g from su rg ery. In his mm mug message the ttre . Doerr used as lus subject the question, "Why the Church'.’ ” In answ ering the question he de­ veloped three point*: i l l ‘ 'We need live church because it pirn litre com radeship ami experience m serving the best " (21 "W e need Ibe tb iirch because we need Die kind nf faith that is fnsiered by the c h u rc h ." and |3 ) 'W e need ihe church b rra iis r we need In wor­ ship, anil liie church provides live kind of worship D ial cleanses, re, creates and em powers '' ■itarty congratulation*. i _ A m s n e ia la d P r « w ll iS C l.e a js fr l W ir e Animated Magazine Will Be Presented By W om an's Club Jan. 25 Five Youths Charged Showing With Entering Store Slated 'llip t lir f i af fiirn n u ft from I!«»h 1 2*if ii S|M*itnu: 114Mi(i nntl h mmilni i of hinikUilA Mini t*1lU*tiltK w pih ftoKft'd t iitlu y nitfht nnd Swtu n h liii moiutittr w lirri five youth* w r i r iftkrn into iiiM m ly, Ihii't* SiH ihm l \n u lh *, I aao It* ftnd imp 17 yrNM of nut* mid two B I C Y C L E S A F E T Y I ' L l II test* set undrewnv S atu td ay morn I up ns S e t. Ito-sell W Ten ch n f tha fs hii fin d I'ni ire Dcun> invent tin eheckeied ii v it ) in*ti'li*'ts Ihe f i i . l child how to V > th io u ch Ihe f ii- t test Looking on s i r tle fl* f'u liie C h ief Hoy G. W illia m * ami I'a tio lm a ii flru B m : I* l i c u l l'l l, iS lu j f Photo) Apopka Ouflasls 29 Estimated Killed Seminole Hi Feds In Train Disaster In Friday's Match Line Construction nv i i . r . (io n iiiK In » p.irtl-IOilgiit h a-ki'ih . I i ulnv night. Hie Anopka le t Blue D arte rs o id la-leil the Si-nsi mile High Jvchool i w|ei v Ceils, lit a love scoring tir-l h alf. I hr two team s ptaved about the -ame brand nf ball Sem lnolr High S cluiid led hv a IP 18 m argin al the end 'if Die *"in n d quarter The “ ahead feeling’ however, was shnrl lived The D arter* start o<l scoring right from Die start ot the third qu arter and out scored Die Feds IP R to lead hv a 37 27 score ai the end of the thud period. Fro m this point mi the closest Seminole High School c a iu r to the leaders was six point*. T h r D arte rs stretched t lir ir lead In 12 points h i the end of Die game U> win > a 33 41 score. David R a irig e r o f Anopka l*">k high-scoring Inmnrs of the evening hv l acking up 26 goals of the D a rt­ er* .33 points High point man. ID ,Iw it Samuel dropped in sis In-Id goals and foot tie r throws t i sto le Hi points fin D ir Seminole High School Celery Ceils, A fter playing nine nf Sem inole High School's 1R si Ir.’ilnletl games, .yampels ha* n o te d 147 point* The Keim nulc High School ' I i " .quad also found Ihem selves on the losing end when thr .tumor D arters out.'cnred them 4 J .n Ormond Continues Undefeated Season LO S W G K I .E S ' t — A two ear I Santa I r diesel tram ils engineer 1 apparently h lackrd out. rounded a curve ton (a-t last night and lop pled o ver, killin g an estim ated ::ft p riso n s and injuring at least to tn one nt I'lililo rn la s w .o -l rail load ili- a s ir r * . Bodies w rr.* *o tiadlv mangled and ili.sriiem bered—some were de c a in la le d —that the eoroner's o lfie r had dill u nity iileu lify mg I firm and ili'ti’ i mining exactly bow many were m the mot g o ' Al least two were ciu ldein Deputy l ot'oner Itis hard D avis -aid. "w e belt we Dial there are 3o bodies h ere .” The highest ra il death lo ll in till- stale " a s 32 in 1907. I lie tram L is t ingot was eu ionic lo Salt Diego — 123 mites South ot here — with Hit passengers, about 40 per cent of them -yrvii'er ( '. nr up g ip H e ir (*•*:■ T,' two ca ts o verturned on (Ii -it Icll •pies a few m inute* a fte r leaving Die -tali,m berg al 3 30 p in. It was ila ik Light Agenda Faces City Commission V lijfM Rgri'iln ffei'r* Ihi* It"-h ril nf MUlffMii < lt> i UlHlili ' inMI'l t I rut ij; lit ill r i f mi In i’ nir< t iiiy nf flip Mould which w ill hrgni it I H in h>t 1% A i | mvihbhim tpgArdiug a nf IliP A nit’ Mi itti Lr^ion f hf ft w iu v rr of the I icponp fee tn Lhi* rnii it tliR f h ki 11pin to ApfK'itr on f hr Ris'enih pi-rpAinl by t H y Miin* i f i * r W m irn K Kim vilr^, (In i« for th r i •*a ii i f Hri 1 1 nf «erlinn atrc(*t« r»f Snnf«»td w ill hr <lni nft^rd. Mid* fo r t )»r noun fni ’ hit proKfiiin w rtf «u lim it led !«i*l Thui-id »y n in riiitit w ith an U flaindri fn m nt low h id d ri, T h r llnftrd of < o iu n iii*io n e i« w ill fthn consider irjm liilio n m ii jrartl fn Ihe pAlt, p rn p io lv DP pi (fin rk | p ol .Smith P.trk h ftw rrp 2iiU And 26th S i* . M iirpllftiipom huftifiPta fim o fh# floor mid from m rm hpi* nf ihe fifw rommiftftfnn w ill hp ro n V h ln rd follow m f fh f AfpruU ny n . p. G o n tm : Ormond Beach Jun io r High ron tinned its undefeated season by taking a 37 29 victo ry over Sanfoid Ju n io r High Saturday aflrrm in n . The Sanford Ju n io r High rltsh got off to a slow start and vsas behind R 2 in the first q u a rter and 21 R al the half. The Ju n io r Feds cam e nn the court in tha srennd half with a • lo rd In vein anil p lavrd th eir he*! ba*keth»il of the seavnn. T h e y milsco ird flrrnnnd in both the third and (m irth q u a rte r*, hut it was too late. Horace U ilH ank* wa« Ihe hig gun m scoring lo r Sanlord w a ll III points, wlu'e 11111v M eyer of ('A S .S R I.n r .R R V - - . t.lnn* I i'lh lii mnttd plunked In 12. / nue C hairm an fUvm roid M n nia, Tom m y' U u ln rr wa* m itsia n d in i accompanied bv M rs. M orris, left in floor play both in deleitse anil S attlld n y fo r C'learw ater w la-re Ilf f f n*C , M o llis w ill a llro d a two Hay nod•v In ter Lin n * Cniifereuce. The conferenee w ill Include rn n im i fo r deputy distih-t g io rr|i,n s, r.noe c lia iim e n , p ie sld ru l* and s n ie t a iie a . i.lous wives wilt i>r e iile ila m n l by the C le arw ater I ’on* A u x ilia ry w hile eluh memBA H TD W f —S h e riff Pat Gordon bars am attending tha h u -in ,-* plans lo Ira v e today for Mobile, sessions. Ala . to trv to bung .1 W illard I Mr. and Mra. M orri* joined Col­ D u id rn b a il, here to begin serving lege P a rk Lions P resiiien t limya v e a l's sentence in a n n u d rr plot a ril J r t n ig a n ; S e iie t n 'v Ham hl ra-e F . Je n kin s and Dun \V i)..e rin a u (3nrd>.n said Durden sought fnr ar.d th e ir w ives fo r tha tu p a month, intend* to ftghl c a l r a d i - -------------------------lion. T i l l E V E R RO B ( T I L I H I I Durden . a co n tractor was eon N E W O R L E A N S r — Tw o men v -cletl I i-t r m Decem ber 1934 of w n lkrit into the Good F a ith It ap­ ron spiring with Em m ett Donnelly list Church last night during the lo k ill Alt*. Bvrd T Roach of evening service*, t.'ake W ales. D onnelly, a Lake They w dered at gun point the W a in la w y e r, shot * him self lo rongcegation nf six lo be on Die d rn lli before being brought tu floor anti Ih rit moved In eollerl In a l. Ihe purses and valuables. A wornDurden appealed and was re an scream ed and fled The pa-bo Irased under *3 , 0nq bond. I.a *i the fle v . C harles D illa rd , ad month th r State Suprem e Court yan ted nn them with a rh a ir. relected his appeal amt a co m -1 The men fired two wild *hrdx m ilm rn t was issued fur hl.s a fr e a lja n d fled v>lih nne purse rnniainto begm the aettuoca. [utg about 113. No oim w a i hurt. Lions Conference Held In Clearwater Gordon To Attempt To Bring Durden Back Into Florida m U N A I.lt M . IH U tlv wa* not only ui*urinir a proud itmile In th t i. Kivu hut a hrmul new uniform to bout, l ‘m k , who ift nl* t hrd to tho lixound Control Apptouvh I ’ nit ut tlu* N A A S , «huik« i )i;v old w hiio iiML of 1'u.ftt t'lMftA Petty U ffitri* U st week in favo r « Ihe haid hat heinjr ju r vented in him hy C dr. H en ry C . L'olcc, h x e cu tiv# O ffic e r o f tha utaUon. lie U now «n E k v tro n ic B T tc h n U r*nti C h ie f. Durinur • b rie f ceremony held ih o ir d the huet, C dr. olrft pieneiited T alk- w ith hi* r% itifu « tfl of ndvaruem rnt mul W eather' r » H l» cloudy smith ami centra I portions with s i a l lr r r .l ationera beginning tonight. i Picture Is Shown Casselberry Lions # i h In min > ouni: - 1pi *, 16 mul 11\ >mift old* h i p lo u p p m i' hcfoiP .lu x e n ilr JuiltfP KiHPftt Hoiiphohlrr tt» mi *w<*i r h m g p of btPMkiug nu«l p iit n my I . jiw enfiiupm piit Rgpiivipft of S ft. 11fii' 111, St* in 11u»l« t <j 11n t y » II* I ft 11tin ftt'il (h m iiiti ro m ity to o iip riiin l m thp ftciicft «*( llie f u tluil m nurtl fio m In kiiiK the fncm iiM 10 sW’ftlmg «ufi th in k* mid »i|»hoiiniiT gftftolnif ft din t iu ik * miti ••!“ i \ ijicltp of f 111*111 111 ft t*ik i n ft uni I, fSllhfttMl S p o t I II, If tsOOiU WO* I IH 111 - f l ' i n l h ini tin Iuiti*i| fiki* Jll^lol* ft ini **■ no itlh*. I In* *oo itlfig good* li'ip w m c tiii'itit| on Jim . J no I 011 ft! ‘ D'jM lo (“ " i i liii* rt. Jim wn* i»*|o»itt‘d **wt*iiil Hg). S hi11foul Poth i* t 'h ii'f *11♦11' thiy Molt l' William* *n>41 Siitmtlwv nioimiig (hat Maliolmi'ii ( m l ( - liodum mnl Ii-,- ! 111 i.xi*ii hod oi)|*ilin'd Cold 5pell Brings Several Good Turns At Farmers Market Public Invited To 3 p. m. Show The 26th L Jtlio n of Die A.tilntale'f Alnga/me presented each ye a r by Ibe Fine A il* Deoarlm ent of f lu Nanfnrtl m i.Ill'- t lob w ill be civs en Wednesdnv, Jan 23. at 3 p. m , al the I lob llmi.x-, ,M3 Oak M r . Mr» George K W ells, Fine A ils D epaitm enl rlia irm .in . nun utnrrd toclav that Mr* 11 B ('n itu le y w ill i>e Editoe-in t ’lii < of Ibis y e a r'* p re-eiilaln n i with Air* Ralph A n <titt Sm ith a* A ssistan t E d ito r, The maga/me w ill include • Prologue, “ Flight 17 92” , under Iho direction id I r.m ci- R im u iilla t wuh Hu? eovrpei atom of the Saufottl T h e atre G u ild : 4 L-Dnrolhy E v e ly n nf |Si , i / i | a -hideitl of ftolline College, will lie *iv n lit n.iliv « d.lllce- and cvisltitne-, JosC ILm iutl of A e tle /ii'la , a l-,, a -Indent at Hollins l'idt"ge, w ill .peak on h it eo n iitiv- ( itaplaiu I . \V Kent|tson i it ihe Sanlm i I Nav.ri Anvil lory A ir St o I ton; Holland Dealt. A " o c ta l a Ed ito r of D i' lirla n ih i Morning .Sentinel; Mr*, i lu iile s II .AleDowell, t'li-.ia i i i . i ii ol Public Afe l f t h h ft In I h e ij o i n t i v I e u i f t ftftid. f,n r*, Florida 1 rile!'xitinn of Wont* Mu•mufti Sandy A ndei <011, 1*1 an * t liilt*. AA tiller P a t k ; and HlHie S ail I m il .Slidg I'aim eift Mol k**t e it.it,I I lulL/clavv, hanio nu w ith ftiinl, ".M l item- w eie \ e iv mm h lliv M eiropoliliiu Dperu ro ittp a p f in ih'imind on the Snnfnid 1ft I v ot New Y o rk , aceouipanil'll by Itu JI hi mm 'Im ki'i h« 1 w * i l , liii In I* i t H a rris . .A ir., Wells said that Dm publlI jr fuel for nur atnvo The lillc d -ni \ *'v 11 *i i"11 *-$4 11 dci tittitiiim 1 r at mu of thr 26! h Amtttalcd MagaIl- e is open to Ll>: im hlie flee nf u n t l i n t eft 76 | i r r I' e n t ih ii m i g u to U elieig Irttu re , HO jier m ill ti* mb- charge. lu i^ f. 1 hiinnui' tn othei <i«*|i« yidAihii! mid lifting hgi veiled ill 1 !ii • 111 n i, Mjrli a f 1 * Uny» t m »n1* * 4*I in i I ,ng I; -di | *1‘ii ft# 1 mi I if low * c*i, i* 1evil iniiiiiiiift, i*m *Wy mini »4idi'*h**<* »h«HA fthglil dimnigw. h o if* *o im lu ll 1■ x 11*111 « ninnit he *|t-i*•1 * 1111 iii'sl fiiv |n din * (*• tw 11 wee* x, A Sat,f*,,,| c , h ,■*, ,a» l i e staff A „-hmu* Him mir tllMHlifh *1 »* ' ft il” at x. oiioole vfiooHioit it , .m in i, OI.lt 1. i |, mi iliiiilil, w ill ftlit* W I M .1 -t - | ni n |i*w wnvlxft ihfn l*» w a s box pit a i l i d y i - - t e i i . i v f ol lo w • •III miljf ft1 ! I 111 4M4K lion I 1hr Hie ai, a, ,1,1:11) no I S, 11, 11 fI Cl ini>e« w e - l o f I h i o i t r l i S ta ll Suli's 1**1 t hf wvphly Mi-* Jane Ik til 1110 1Oil In 29, pel Ho I tiittil 6 > 7’J JiHrkftnnft h I ii * 1 2 6 ,162 341. Dm .Dm, mot,, M moo ml 11" p .till if | 44 ft v .lim it ii»«i nl to tlie r i s h w ns M di’i i,i, d im rrn -u mu .e vv a . i .ii ■noi m D el.am i I In .pll al |K Ii I WHE on all Items «« toin* Memnriai iitju tie s, jtilifijl tn the piesedlllg week, h air w llii p,»:. ,d,lit mteMiul In guild supplies " f all items r v - Two o ilie r nurses ssttli M i- > liii: cot nelo'ig lei I m e isi , • •otli'l* io c o o Im' e : tijied itipo v ‘I liejC „ , i,< Mi** t.il.oon 1 tn pate I I Ills w eek " Ml-- It.......thy A idle, lit he: <* token to the 1 l.-lv Mem* m ini ll" .|H lo l w ith p" - -tide intertoil lu jim e x wen- M i. umt M rs, Itpoe-s Hogeis ,,f Jiu k -m iv ilh 'Mi*, liogers wo- d rivin g ihe eur* III*- rouple's c liih lie ll, iilsii ill tie* cm , .oped u iiliu : t. I'hr iiceidmit wo- hi ) alm ost A meeting of the Seminole lleiiihm i o lllsio ii i , m n c o v e |-'|oi* H igiiw .iv I *,si.,< i .im Join t I inllttv S|M>( \ "Mil.ih ft A ftftlMlftt i‘*ll i, In w ill I m- liHH Tin ft'!**' lilu lll, JiiH il, W i,i deli m e tig .it - ,I t 1 ,»>1 1.le n t, ,*l Mil* I i M» I'.ilk I rtflHil Hull A| llil t* M |l n i l I 1*1 l*( »(* ItlfH'l. WI* ftt **f S l||( k \ 4 S lu t hit! tiff I i -'(J. *'t iftitf i filly iiwu> •Jitiftfftctorv ptirrft ni> miionjr the good tin lift flip innlrmgt’d void »prll hi m ij:h i F'tii i i i In g i ow # r ft*"* 1.,. 11, l.p w-1 pt Ih ip ito r of .Stiitp sWftil.rtft comtni'tilrd aflfti* ii-vii'w ing w eekly in n ik e l lepm tft. "W h ile ron^idorwide tlrtioftp w ni mi if fe ird m moftt m rjift t h I n u g h u ti t thi* 5 Unite,, i»*i n iiiik rtft n»*fine fed i i l i i i l y nrtd tight hi f iilr \ (diniie lost iM'i'k Plftiilhuf in im iiiy m vtift •If tton lx noihii ififtr rn»i»ft -m h h 1 *;i* , »iJM sell Ilftll n il illl|tl4 ?ft Ik tilit'fthv niiiii f "4 ,i\ nod llo ‘ ftiirifU? ton";iio 1*1ft nl O' tf m e go mu fo rw n iil wind lift Ihe *nine n*ftt prior i,v llift time m o w n < had plmited then flehlft, Jl lonkft like , w illu o it liny moie hud hieiikft. F'lDiidri w ill no ti*jh( (hi fiiMtifthiiHf fiefth \n?« i \S.sl I .B K I I I I V T lie (iiivstnie I on nl Hie Ttxins-M iuintain ml pipe ( iT iI c 4xiitti* from tha hoS’ w u> n hue. a 21 im It, T.'R mile welded U iry mi mi lin'd the tliofl <*f iiM’tube, i.ii't'v llig i rude Ito in the new n i ii ii f I i »iii It oh,"Mm Sum 1 1Mg i mod* ( an,i . Inin ml field* its M hcrla Pro Hl id nuiiti'l Ollft uthm tin'll* ft our v lin e lo Ihe G reat l.ak es and Ihe \aiiou* hoftthm* 111 Honfoid nod Noi thw eslei n S ta ll'-, was -linvvil ill Srmitmh* ( 'mint v, A hit ilk In the ronntm illy hi* a i ol-o movie hv ll.il A m ici sun ol tH iuuihi, T h ill -via v Ulgol *1 Dir i a*11uutcd i a ->(• t amo I ’ i itin\ nm ol Lions D o b And'.’rsim was m iio w 111*ii | wft 111*11*r 11v r ft ii f Oh* 111 duerd by K rn esl Lovvnitrs, fia in e r 1 litndo I'o lliu | I p |*ni lllU 'ilt IIMYft'd i the n i 11* of a pifttol. Dtp u|»|*tohftiisale* m anager and vice-president nu(^ of (lip other fntir—ftftalF f t f 1 t'.i* A 'm c r i'Y P t h i r lr t o ,, c h a ir­ ro in p llxld tl hv S»itimlii> n m ii'h i’i * men of ihe d e v . S till ii fttiit i<ti,'ft |*i r v in l lIn* |niU» D icin g his .3 . ve.tr* .e n u g wuh Ht Iuoic of lhi* it nn»v% of y until* Die Shell till t o,, anil a vice ptcsl- iin d rr 17 in v dived m d«»hiii|ti4,in v •lent fo: 22 v e ji s, \o,leison held ex I'UHI'R will'll Mil'll I111IIIP* III** oh* ••rptive p,,*t* in pi'm liielpin. lefin- titim'd ft mu la v rn !i*n iniM’lit ••I og irah -pi l taltioi and per.onni'l f j i . i - or I i *|*i *•**t*lt(ft 11 a of slo.i* Hid puhlo , i lai u,, d eitltrluien ls nl nth' * *m111 * u e coillpaiiv For It years prior lit ms r e in rrni'Ml last v e iir, Anderson ■a* nt rlia rg r of Snell s fi.nno mde pipeline s 's ie rn \m lri*o n .i I mi •Ceveil m ( anaila a* s le r president All AMI r Police -eaiced lin e lin t genet at niMoager ol t rails Mountain II I i'lp e ln ir ( umpaiiy tor rill vveeeod witlioul ao p in riil stir Die cnnstruetuin ami In itial iipt-in- r r , s for t'larenee i) Revel ,i f,i"t lum of Die 9,3 ipillm ii d iill.irrn g itir ttvp from Die I'h rn iy i l l y . A la . is mg feal aeross th r Bm k.v Ilium vlee cleanup He wa* spoiled by officer* lull tain* A lter a slpoI rrtu s’ inenl Anderson I'sl'iipcil til a l alnstni in Revel 39, ex peel* In leave soon fur the F a r is w.uvtrd by A la h a in .i aullim ilira Fa st lei serve x> P e irn lru m '•o lor quest tuning in Die 1931 slaying nrdinator (or the I S Govern nf A lb e it Patterson tlie Alabainu a lto n iry general nominee, which menl W illiam A lav lor a represen Im iih e ii tiff a cleam ip of Die town A lalinina aullua IDes said they la liv e of Florida Builder* Ine . wax voted In m em bership, and guests weie holding mote lit.iit 3d w a r­ m rlnde.l Ainel It* era a Lion from rant* (o r fle vel i lunging lutlery U illia m s [x a l, Ind Mae Storey of o|«'i utiims a ii ,I gambling Police, watching the home of \ a p a n e i. im l I .mada- Howard Alts K ath cryn D .ivi* on a tip from Mix ant of Dan** lie, N A" • P I llo sen htirgri of Lit k <onv d i r ; ami Alabama an th o iltU *. -aw Hevi'l enter the iemse S u in ',day a lte r 11, B u rg b g ra rf of l aa xe lh e iry. mail) Rv Die tune tbev ro ie te if the house, however, or had c . O ffivtiiU r»f Hu* o ii'iim zftlio n mi• aped fidiifi. 4t| |hut ii hnihrvti** fc*n*v«, i V 0.1 U M in l'l m*llt V I I w ill lie M 'ivnI nt H.TH With III*' »**• r«miii *i 111**441 i ulnv iiiultt in l i ii p i l l a r hlMim-Hft iivfrtitlLf p i ‘Hil*!' n F B F I . S ( I t l l l N D I RS lltitlir .it (H U 'I h BAN'fiODN. Ilo rm a e One nf iifi-ii-f wny nl H fi, mi. T h » Fa vo rite M rlotlv (Jo a ite t of i 4*trn irr U I [11: 11 Ihinm vi sail) A M*|ii ft"■ft*"n I ii I iv r »if Ik** 1 li**i ml ii K n o xviR e. Tenn , w ill' appear at the most p m vn fu l cehel ioiitm aitd tmlnv that l i t- I lone*, wIm tlie Hanford A ssem bly of God e r , in lots i t Hill ilia silt t endered I »|| Dir- uhil F* p h W siV r I’ *ftIi t on* im '. ie -1 .m u i of Ihe I . ke ( harm I hoi eh, 121)1) I noi vl Ave, Inm oi- last mglti w lilt 99 ot hi followers ■im *iii v >1 n t t c i i d \ ( •• 111i'(‘i id'* t n ii. ickui'J leu .1 16 I * lo. w in He acted under an am nesty nt • I*h i11■ Hu' t ih * a inl ivumhiUmi I,.noil by Shei , If s D ip o lie * l iId a / lovv night at 7.13 ■ * l i'u* I'.m 'ftl fifth imp fti'jiMim. The R ev, G cnign 5. flo ss. pa*tnr ter Iasi October. ii i '_>lu nf the ch u rch , ha* m u le d Dig pub lhi Gnrm ant. 29 year old leader Mf-mlivf 4 n f Ilk* St1111iilotc' t 'mmI v Hi- Inet.l alone m hi- limixit oq lie lo hear the qua: let do lin g the of the rifdmlnus P ro p le * Vtilim- S im i [HimtMft A 4nn hi Hum n i f (it tr­ three n m ' , of Dm ) vv Inch I • owned. p io g iam of fa v o n le songs plaooed le e r u rg ln i/a lu m ha l fought the i l l I n hi lllif ft lk*W i m' i t l f i c r Willi C erim cr D u ik '! i i i xutd H u t ilia j gove iu iiir iil for four years liir in In lli^ mi Him *. for Ihe pvtilin g . jell III' IIO Im l lie o ll noi silica .ippioyinnH elv 2 ;i m. Wednesday tm.itiiiig ‘ liii c w eie n i itiili. alloiis nt hell p l iij," -illll 1*11111 )* ' l i e .ipmu cm lx died hi I ■' '■0 mill S39 in money w .,s %D1I In i.u 'i m lu # im iiis poidsei,” l e ,iald • Nurse Hospitalized Following Accident Police Comb Miami For Clarence Revel rin Sportsman's Assn. Meets Tomorrow Assembly Of God To Feature Quartet Oviedo Negro, 93, Is Found Dead I P l i ; At, t ’ • n i 'M iu r i H , 11’. EN D S A n i l ' s , Ac fitiitinn The govi" m itrul ■ ■i \ « it Vitaft broken lip two new i >u in a eptiim t,lug iriH'kduH ii nn supporter* uf ex I'rrxsd rn t Juan I> Pert’tt. SiHikvx in eu for the reaiiite nt P ’ ovixin at I’ re.hleiD Pedro .Arqmiim it said one plot w .n u n io vere .l m Ju y ju y pro* bice, on the Jioits Lilt bolder. There 23 persona were arrested In the city of Satt Bed in. An iin d lx e lo x rl mint h er of per­ sons were reported arrested al Sait loan, ra n iliil nf San Ju a n prsiviitco on tho ChilivDin border, A CHOW D O F M O H R then COO boy* and girt* w ith bicycles w e re a t V n r t M ellon I 'a ik (o t tna In itia l w c e t u if ol iba B ic y cla S afety C lub. (8 t a / ( Photo* — A D D IT IO N A L L< ON P A G E �■ g ^ O G iv a 'S M l \ 7 U j C O M M S ttC IA k ) I bowthim/ it* J \ RmW Y j OJND THt M N K I |8 |® p s*B 5 sro f v ^ R link r r n t fi *N O S A H / V VMKNWtO > SMI MlfTS A CfttTAINBOtf' -Q IA U .V / S M S 'S OcAV. r WHAT3 > VaUOnG WITH , c x * a v * je UJrU^M ■ i. MAW m M Ad A'UCWM O tt D C .T H A N I W W L U W t " . J am* / wv estovto m a&KXX M«VWI MAIN / AMP JU*T iMTIMS TO MCLT PMT*OV M* OLD AfilNP m u c t i K. 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BATTSf TNANKO K * M TC U W m ti noons, T w m j —* ^ i ABB f l i a ' >py 7v«trAW twouou m u Ytt/ff CBOOKtO a c f it w * '* M U t i . . ___ N u r r h lor Temarrew OulUln* Light eck f u ? ih ow ivi l t i r r nbirt g. Lewie llm K i r i i TUAWC9 TO TUT10W tU Q tK .^ »« ' . fowling g r i u M With K l i m 1:60 R r t g i t i r Oaf 4:11 ( M f l l H U B m b _oa t •*» Aaiotmi ■ A rriaN oo N « :« r Wl.ker U l u l l Cluk I S i I a t /j v- a i A c x t u o i e . /,v *5kv . <*r r t s e s r / f — t» /n r n s r / n w o n o v a •— l - j r AMK TO S O / J • r a n g ... . . P iu g ^ t d w i r g i A Ki w i \SMV, >CU WiWK'N-N/ A A U TTO N -H *. People Careless In Cashing Checks NEW YORK, IB — "PBopli'cillon. They augteat that lettari. rubber aUmp, written In pencil or i n id eartigii,1' n ld C«cr2* Ad-| Widgw carda and ohtc peraonal allowing algna of alteration., Be careful about caahing check! Um. ‘TU bet jou that, vlthln hgU p*p*r* l r * ba,,ef"Some amart crooka hang around outride cf hunnei* hour* or after la hour I could e n h • chick tha better realdentlal aectiona on banka are cleaed. ilinad ‘Santg Clam' or ‘£*iter the firat of tha monh and aeal Don't caah hank counter eheeka Bunny’ In 10m itoro btrg In he lnveatlgator aald. "That way which are dealgned for uaa only in they.ean find out the alia of a the banka iiaulng them. Roekalellir Ccnfir." Adlim, chlif ln v n tljitsr for paridn'a bank account. It'a bett*r When e preyteuily enforaed to pick up your aitement at he a company which minufacturci bask or hue. 1 aent by regJatored check ii pretented, aik the been ifciek pfotBctlni michtiifi alont mad. Add k to p ‘cancelled checki to.endniaAi^gM^.AniltPUri pre»*ico. Get hla addreia—and chack with check* mada at fool proof aa in a aafa piece." It 1 . poailblo, wai mora than hlnling checki. Adlam hai thla advice: .'lake It a rule to ctih eheeka Dcn’t let an'body hurry you In only for the amount ef the bill ot that eir«lon attitudei li miVinj caihing a check phony chack pantnc ha faittit Don’t caah a check for a •tran­ leu —and look out for checks in amounts ronsldenbly larger than (rowing area of crime in tha coun- ter unleaa he haa poiillve identi­ the bill run up by the would-be tdy loliy. fication. ptsstr. Lait year by tha moil coniarv. Don t cash checks signed with e atlvo aitlm itei, bad checki oilInf « half billion dollar* bounetd around th« country. That oquala tha ilxo of tha rarent Ford Foun­ dation contribution o odueation "I love to talk and hoipltali, or ha amount of dam n* eauiad by autumn flood! to tha Northaaitarn itatai. on my kitchon In hit work for ha Todd Co., Adlam find* tha moit popular meth< oda of eommi*tls| what ha calli Tolophono" chock ertreia ara tha paiilng o( complataly phony ehacki—fJctlUoui n a a d aifaad on ehocka drawing on a nantxiitent bank account In algatura of tha makar or tndoricr on a leiiUmata chack, and countarfaldnf. Mora than half of tha natlon'i bad chack paiiari a rt what tha authorltlaa claiatfy aa amataura and about oaa-flfth of tham ara woman. Racantly, a b l| Taaai company took on a younj man who elalmod to bo a boekkaapar. Not only did tha company naglaet to chock hla four daya h wai put la tha par* roll dapartmaat. Ha itolo 1U com­ pany ehacki, eaihad M OM worth la lilt own nama In local aupa mar kata in two dayi, and bafora ha wai pickad up In California had eaihad another *4 000 worth in ho* tali, atoraa and othar ipoti. With tha popularity of no-mini­ mum batanea checking account!, tha numbar of hank dapoaltora h u quadrupled line* INI. It didn’t taka bad boya and glrla long to figura out thay could opan an aeeoun with a law doUari, gat ehacki printad with thair own namaa or allaa•a, and turn a IM dtpealt into *500 or II,MO a] meet ore might by writftdd Convenience end Betuty to yeur h#fM ) lag a tot af ehpaha. Adlam and othar axparta h a rt .•a s ■•*• ^ %o' baan preaching for yaari that netMatch tha dscorstlvs tehaaa e< u y non ther aoctal aaeurlty carda nor drlvare* 11ran mb ara proof of Idoatiflill tha betfM with etajMgv1o| axttaital Extension Telephones/ in Color talsphoMS ia colors of yeur choice. The s cost is tow, Just praalss a day plot aoufl iatUQaUoa chirga. To ordar, c«0 the TalaphetaIHulea*aOfltoa. Orbattagptm. drop by agd talact the «yto sad color o( ^ your choke. 1^ S o u th w rn B o ll Telephone and Telegraph Company *#•*h i V \ �/ .< tv 'W? 8? ♦ ■ MARINES GET I119M THT! SANFORD Mon Jnn 25 1958 IN MARCH FOR DIMES AUSTIN, Tex. (/P) —Two memhere of « Houston Marine Re­ tery ti to Imitate your enemy serve unit trudged Into Austin that they are now proposing areal yesterday „ml Um4le.l that and ei estimated that the, they econontle aid and assistance to , ro||#ctrd ne«r|y , a cent, for the many hackv.ard areas of the! .March O.f Pimrx nil , ti of the world. Rut, on lhat point, let me 3(1,600 steps they took In their Bills aay that Russia hasn't sufficient lOOmillo hikp. Rehold, what minner.Bl. consumer goods o supply her own Staff Sgt. Nolan G. Henry and the Father hath beatm needs. She hasn't very much bal­ Hospital , Mate 2.C. Charles n. us, lhat we should he _ ance nf trado and how sho can illunar left Houston Jan. 7. They •ona 0f God.—(I J o h n ? ^ make good on these economic com­ rqllected more than Il'J.OOO for Each of ui earns Into-this' mitments remains to bo seen. Rut the polio drive and lost 10 to 12 world Ailed with the toys, th#' pounds on the hike. They were she Is proposing all economic as­ good, of our Heavenly FathwJ given heroes' welcome along the We depart from them tJIciugW sistance thus far as a loan, not as route and were escorted by high our own wilfulness, selfishness.’ , a grant—not as a gift—which 1 srhonl bands at a number of A. * Hut even then God eontlnuea to think it *“ 1....... ............. love ua aa His children, evif. ready, through our prayers, t® forgive and help us.. ‘ J? Point Four Program Open To Tests I f (UZAIUI Sflflll ! ' fWrU**. ISM.WX*mW* MM ■ M WI n Tm/mm and gat a m ISiaa." They took that drira, and they IT WAR a fay meat and a fay evening follow#*, Pinky waa pretty had n lot of fun with the truck, and with Ami's Inability ta realise it, and distance# In New Mexloo. One •bout .tar "Toss aauat bb from could lido s t a g n flat stretch of road, nee what looked like n town hr lUaourt talk the nestled against what Ann nud southern.' At UUa Piaky** called hills, and suggest that they i waa more turn off there roe cokes . . . "What do you mean funs efft* beautiful than ever. A amUa made her flea erirtdfy radiant; without Adam protested. "That's twenty It ta r fact flowed like candlelitbt. miles away." "Oh, tt can’t te l Why, you can *1 d eal think about my put," •be Mia aobarly. “To* a*#, my see horse#—and—men" ■How big?" •sarrlafe didn't work out, 1 had "My goodness," said Aim. True ated an It e# muck and—A juat enough, the houses and Uia figures »W “It prob­ looked Ilka toy models on a sand f laaced at ate (auk. I waa only table. The Band la mountains— Md I do M e fun. Rod Ann's “hill*"—rose grandly behind . ■bouldera." lifted la a those tiny evidences of man. draw to- numde clustered upon the summits, lettar. “How ana a woman be their shadows scattered across the •V extrar e o a t arisen bar kuabaad taa They aaw homes, the square, a mitten teUnr*?"' flat adobe houses of the oountry, . "W ew r astd Adana again. ' “ft WW eartalaly e n o u g h ," mast of them with wsited-in patios. Pl*ky aaeurad him, “ao that a few Ann delighted fas the colors of Mila shouldn’t bare mattered." them. But there was ana log house (Then ata towed ta r head and her blight balr flew out, and Milled which brought out Adam's pencil Into new patterns agminrt her and pad. He stayed with that design, that throat, "ft wasn’t the money, He waa a spoiled brat, an only eon. Idea And before Ann knew how There waa bis mother and his serious he was, ha had bought a grandmother and doaesia of aunts piece nt land and was beginning and eoustna—and they didn’t any to build her bouse. That waa all tst them like ma. Of eourre not. right; she liked the plan. It re­ {They wouldn’t tike any woman quired a hilt. But to locate It In a their precious Rod might hare canyon, a half-mile from the high­ married. And aamfsy, I'm not par­ way, flve miles from the main streets of Santa Fa . . . ticularly a woman's woman." TAoi had been Pinky's Idea, and i Ann and Adam laughed at the Ann waa upset that her suggestion ■acVtM inada. "Well, of eounm, tt sear dtslDii- had been accepted rather than atoning to know that roman*.* Ann’s own taste in the matter. The setting waa attractive, the iuld he figured in dollars and rout* nta, but—I'm well out of It, I view magnificent, but Ann had bent rpnooa. Only, Pm sorry that Z heard some hair-raising stories ksupf ada a mistake ia the man 1 about flash floods. Besides, she anna hose. I think lota and marriage didn't have a car. JJhc gurmrd the thos kre Ithe moat wonderful experiences canyon site was all right, but . . . She mentioned her two main of a person's Ufe, and when they foul up—well, what elM la there worries to Tlnky, who briskly diapoeed of them. "You're well on the that can be grand?" j "Ton'll meet someone," Adam up-sldc of the canyon, darling. And as for a car, Adam will get you assured her. Well, of aouree." Pinky «m- one." "If he thinks of It." tinned In a wisely reslfned tone, "Well, you'll surely see that he **1 don't mean to 1st tt end my Ufe. {That's why I'm trying to settle on doe^ think of It, won't you 7” Within a week, Pinky and Ann a pattern. Oh, Adam, would you had become close friends, tllrl build me a house 7” Hs blushed a fiery red. “TTial’a friends. Plr.ky tamo to the house my business," he cried, and nearly every morning In tlmo to laughed In a hooting way that ■hare Ann'a second cup of roffee; made Ann turn and look at him. she etayed on and did with Ann Pinky ran her tongue around erne the things there were to do. They went to the Laundromat, they cheek. Then she turned eattinaiutlenlty shopped— On various expeditions, Pinky to Ann. "Doee that really mean be iclllf" she cried. "Oh, Ann, tail would often buy sumo U«m for din­ ner—avocados, or sven steaks— me It does!" , "It means ta might," wtd Ami and go hqma with Ann. Uhe'd set the table, and eat with the Lairds. teberly, "How about that, Adam?" asked -Afterwards, they might go with Adam to the "Job," « wait to­ Pinky, "I'H get AnffS House b u « ftort." gether In Uia apartment until’He he told Pinky, "and then we’ll talk came back. At bedtime, of course, Adam would offer to drive Pinky about youra." “All right," she agreed cheer­ to the hotel—and suggest that Aan fully, "but do let's get started on go along. "I'll straighten things up hr re," Ann's!" Atlsni smiled and nodded. "We she'd soy, After a few tlmra, ha atnpped will. I’ll tell you—Sunday, well take a drive, look at some houses asking. Ha went off with Pinky Legal Notice MINC B TU IIKF hV u l« 't l i - .V.Mi ; < H To Kh ri. «rhor« I4*| |,mitt ii mirin'*** «4 b Ho* 1, l l a l i f n t i ; h h (|. i M n t i l i p , V i r s l u U . Sri.tM |ai;** ntiili # ttmt jri*u nr# H#f •ji;y r*'i|llir#ff !r» I He JMTMir WrH(#n DAI LY p * r » rn in tl y , or ny an in r t i f f , on or i»#f»»r# F e b ru a ry at* r». l * i % at in # o f l i t # « i»f tii# r j f r N of i n * C i r c u i t I' m ir t * at th*j { ‘rturt ll ts tjt f, in Sf tnfn itl, K T n r h U t an il tu mall a rupy t • r K#»r in H « rlti# l l n u t h u l r l r r , A l t n r n a y f o r th# P ia in e i n i . r , n. Ho* tU n fu nl, K |n m l*. In a c # r I ii I ii f l h n n r pror##il(in? p# ruff n s h i m i nut y m i lr« lit * «TI r «1it •(t CROSSWORD made tun of the truck. Once, as a gag, she pointed out the serv­ ice entrance of the hotel and Adam took ter there, and let her out She stood on the walk, laughing hard. A man on the s tm t turned ta took at them, knowingly. "Shut up, yon nut!" said Adam. "Ha Uilnka you've teen drinking." "That’e a fine Idea," said Pinky. "How about a drink?" Ha took her Into the bar, and bought them each a drink. The placa waa always well filled, and with all aorta of people. Adam's sport shirt and Blacks, Pinky’s offthe-shoulder blouse, full skirt and thong sandals marked them as residents aa against the more for* mat, or the mor*'extremely west* ern drees of tourists. "At theee prices, one drink's gobig to do you!" Adam assured tha pretty gtrL And gosh, she wsa prettyt Every man in the room obviously thought so. Tonight tha brown gllatenlng curve of her shoulder Invited Adam's cupped palm; when he helped her up from the low couch where they'd been anting, he put hia hand just there. And kept tt there as they walked out through the softly lit pat*0- * little fountain tinkled among the palms and flowers. At the door Into the lobby, Pinky turned, her head went hack and she lifted her lips, "Thank you for a wonderful date, Adam," she said dreamily. Of course, he kissed herl ft meant nothing to either of them. Pinky waa a frank. Uninhibited girl who liked men. Bhe liked Adam, and she showed tt. Men liked her. Adam did. Bhe had coma Into his life at a time when he waa emotionally hungry, and tha gay, warm friendship she offered promised to fill tha gap which Ann didn't care to, dose, or didn’t realise waa there. l*lnky was Interested In everything Adam did, and liked what he did, white A nnWell, Pinky was what a man needed and wanted, and Just at the minute, Ann' wee noL The next Sunday morning, Pinky came past to go to church with Ann, Besting one kneo on tin couch, she was busy putt.ng on hn while gloves. Tha skirt of her suit pulled reveallngly close against hei hip and thigh, and when tha twe girls went down tha street to­ gether, Adam leaned against the door frame, watching them, and told himself solemnly that he was In love. Hrad over heel* In tovel With Pinky Haggard. And he sure meant to do something shout It, loo. Linda had never been Ilka thin He'd not felt thle way about her. He'd dreamed over her, nnd Imag­ ined thing*—thought up situations r-but with Pinky he'd not meat around with dreams. He'd do tha things that came Into hie mind, express the thoughts which now sent his blood pounding through hts veins, and his fret Inin a little dance step nn the Idea hs pronw Ised to scrub and wax for Ann. I To It* Continued I 8L JAMES GUT JAMES & GUT b u y in g : a U*e Tha I-aw Cm* Rnnford A tlantia Finance Plpn ^ ' fl& S A N E O R D V1CI NUttDtMT nirhard M. Nixon pins the “Tenderfoot" badge on J.uncs Twalla, 12, after he wits sworn In as lha 4,000,000th Boy Seoul ■t a special errrmnny In New York. Nixon was the key speaker at a dinner to help launch the new four-year “onward fnr God and my eountry" program of Use Buy Scouts of America, (fnlcraailonalj Atlantic Xmi Q kw BANK 9dfeafiidiHt ^ , • Instalment I.nitn Depi, MEMBER F D ld & r a i» m « (t l i r k a H r « l t n r. lltrMnft rirrk of tit* Circuit Court K nrl}'l# A tin rn#F f»r I* n Iit*i :i M«irifin it, I’U i n t l f f F lu rn it. D A ILY C R O S S W O R D i-p.Mia m. ACIIOSfl 7. tJirlat 20. Open jinur-tm ro .m 'u Ui? M.i. ( II 1. American ,1. Half ema (poet.) 'JliH fiu iiu rju iJ 11s 4. Hot# in Indian 33. !-arx* IIJI41.IK B. A mnp-llka a needle reading li.1f.lV4 *1) . . M 1,1 Implement B. Marks of desk ur.’i’ji (i i u i q . i i i V. Glossy wound* In tarty n - i , i : k j i .' . m i « :h-):-ju u 10 Man’s nama 0. A whip church­ lh-r i .Til*(ii-;ta .i.) 12. Annoy es mark on ii'tiJMmtq .'•■"■i 13. Winged the akin 23, n ty a. Ml 'Mill 1 ilMMJH 14. Cereal grain 7. A wing | Wis­ u u u u u n jt.j A Indicate 13. Part of consin "to be" S Portico 14. Citru* f • illl 4 i('i Aatwse 13 Exclamation (Or.) . fruit* m 17. Moortsti . It. Mandate or 38. Mlddl* 33. !-«< It aland drum# i* > (print.) commend 23. Put on. 20. Turkish ] 1 10. Disturbed as clothe* 83. C’enler, a* unitor 1 nf an sppt* in. Perch. weight )fl 88. Fold over ■■ fowl (var.) 'M W SO Copy U*r '» It. An adult It. Win* k.” J 13. Infant 40. Pr.rkty .Insect receptaela envelop# of 10. The candle(Kntomot) 31 Simiana nut tre* a fruit 83. Flower* 33. An attack with bomte rr % % 1” 37. American '. Indian T" II V .J 33. Crowd 3ft. Youth T" TT' 30. French i painter vr i (poss.) 84 Ahead .« Tt* 33 Fish T_ 83. Witty TT p saying % ’ ■ •7. Eskimo fr sr house 1 1 r 8». Degrad* \ TT 4t. Lacerate*' Y /M vaa. 42. An arm of 30 Jl n th* Paclfla I In MW. Washing• ' ton. —— tt* TT w , Bound 43. Small TT TT bsrrxeuda 44. God of lov TT ST "" (Or.) I DOWIfl ■M m I. Defraud I1 brand new extra quality rsner^i# Ur# -« IIUtMil * 0«« •11 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 •-■'err ; ■ Over the »*• . 2 5 9 M . Duke Snider nf the j>n Dodgers has driven'In more rgna ! any other major leajfUet, l i p ' sent In 233 tallica. ’ 1 ' ?# t €*011 rt* M n l H J u r l l r U l r f r f i i t l " f K i n I III h , in .4nil f u r Cut ifi f y u O I ' l l * pc’# r>, *11 afihi #vl.4t#f| I III # r*f #*<rf «z* it * i liMriR lit,IN C H m i i k i .s , riflin iiff. i i , i t i : \ . \ i K i* N IO K K -S l»r 1# ntl.ifif, mill hrtrln fu ll fifiti nr * d i c r r # p r n r n n t f f l i n H i l l ti# n f i l f f t f l n nn Mi nr ynife U’lt nikH my fuiri tl a ml offr#|ii| *#«* l ti i Ml ii I iif *1, N# in I nn I * f ’u ti n I y * I* furirlUp ti ll * l l l i i tl.t> isC Jl nmiiii y, Hurry! Save with safety on these outstamlinf ^ •.[ tires. Gnmlyrar'i ih:|>eiid.iUe Siiper-CJushioni fralmr rxrlii|i\e Trl|ile-Temj»eretl 3rT Cord, I 1k*ilv, for extra itimeth. 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In an exclusive Interview, he lems rather than pulling all ihe told ttirca Associated Prsi writers emphasis on preparations lor onthat he has gone along with'this other war. country's economic kid program Q. In tha case of India, do you but cennot see that It has been feel that U.S. economic assistance really effective. Asked If he thought Is Justifying Itself? that In a state of competitive co­ A. I think it open to question to existence with the Soviet, the big any Imparlal mind although I American weapon Is economic, he have generally favored foreign aid. replied; "I very much doubt It." q. Do you have in nilnd any "I would like to reexamine the "specific slops which might be lakcn success of the Point Four pro- n1 the ease of India or In the case gram and would like to determine of Egypt lo make a more effective whether nr not It ta being wisely counter to Soviet maneuvers there? A. It Is very difficult to say directed," he said. what one would do. What t think Senator George, who baa spent wo should dl It lo maintain 33 nf his 77 years In tha Senate, Is completely flexible program. I do one of the most widely raapected not exclude some foreign aid. I do men In government, b y Republi­ nnt exclude some economic ak1, cans as well ai by Ms own Demo­ particularly when Ihe projects or cratic Party. President Elienhowrr Ihe Immediate purpose art well once laid fye would not Indulge In outlined, well defined, clearly stat­ political mudslinglng against a ed, and we can determine the pal* p:rty which Included a man like Icy, both and the amount of the George. aid we will give, hut 1 think at He was Interviewed hy Jerk ftrll, this time In the world's experience, head of Ihc AP'a staff In the Sen­ we should malnlaln a completely ate, John Hightower, Pulitzer Trite Risible fcrelgn Bind program I do winner noted for his Interpretative! not exclude a Point Four but f on fcrelgn affairs, and Ellon Fay, would like to reexamine the suemilitary affairs expert who heads cej* nf the Point Knur program the Pentagon staff. am* would like to determine whelhTheir questions rovered a wide er or nnt It la being wisely decided, range of subjects, domestic and Q. In view of Ruskis's Progress foreign, which will be before Con­ n nuclear weapons, tin you think we tre still in the position In ne­ gress in this election year. He said "I woidd like lo see gotiate from a posilon of strength? the budget actually balanced or A. I am not a military expert brought Into practical balance be­ .ml I can’t speak from that point cause I think It ly an unsound fis­ of view. I can only say what they cal policy In borrow money to make tell me hut I atilt think that w> are any tax' reduction and I don't think In a posilon of great strength and that Is absolutely necessary, not 1 still hope, that while Russia has yet, and I believe lhat the budget not changed its ultimate nhjectlvn, may be brought Inin practical bal­ I e., its final objective nf becoming ance and at Ilia same time give a Ihe conqueror, so to speak, of all o f Ihe civilized world, that they leeway for some tax reduction. have changed their Inrtlci and "tf there Is actually a balanerd thry now propose lo do II hy Infil­ budget, t would favor reducing tration, Increased propaganda, and laxes before paying something on Ihey are following the old adage the debt." of Ihe most sincere form of (litQ. Do you think the President's recommendations on his new farm program are adequate lo lift lhat economy in Ihc Immediate future? A. No, I do not. 1 think that the President's recommendations, to the exlent that they did go, move In the right direction, but 1 think hey are not adequate lo rneel the immedlalo necessities of agricul­ ture. Aa a long run program, I think It would be helpful to agri­ culture. Q. .Several nations In the Medi­ terranean and Southeastern areas have recently shown an eVrn great­ er Interest In what they rail neu­ tralism as between the Western powers and (he Soviet Union. Do you think this Is a mailer of Inlrre*t or rnnrern for the Unlred Slates In developing Hs own for­ eign policies? A. t)h, ye*. 1 think so bul t think what Ihey mean by neutralism Is ■•v .»tttt&tfi 113 S. PARK HANFORD m v f c f W o M PHONE 222 — 323 �mm iV M t f t t c Buta. artn tha louth jrggS ira I r a fnninola County this tairaprapar* for tha opanlng of thn h dollar Samlnola Memorial Hoapltnl. ■ady, thuusanria of hospital officiala, t. And technician* hava raad about Mt avar" hospital to ba apanad on tha Fthis month with tha probabla racolvpattaata on tha lot of February, ipftal ita ff mambars a rt workint for’ to ta t avarythlnf flaaminf and ia it of appaaranea for tho racaptlon of ft next Sunday aftarnoon, la axpaetad that uavaral thouaanda I of Cantral Florida will flit through rrldora of on* of tho moat modart Turnout U fa never seen such a turneut Is al if 'm dock. ifcrday morning a t 10 o'clock, Weyela* :,hi avidence on Semlnol* Boulevard > tho Blcyclo Safety Club waa formed. % France* Murray, originator of tho for Sanford and Seminal* County, r Chief Boy 0. Williams, and othar • citlxena w en on hand to inapect «*, put them through their riding tr'gtvo them teats, and than ragiatir ft ,V. ^ atrueturoa avar eonatructad In this faction of th« eottntrr. Samlnola Memorial Hospital la equipped with tha lataat davalopmanta for tha cart of a patient. From tho vary mlnuta items to the huge machines, Intricate surgical inatfumanta, Unen», kitchen equipment, and re­ cording devise*, all hava been assembled to present one of tho most dnxzllng pictures ever seen. Our local hoapltnl, equipped with Ua modern creations, latest Innovations, and comfort devices, la even n picture of beauty. Color preient* one of the moat Important items In the panorama of medical facilities. At no time, when you enter Seminole Memorial Hoapltnl are you out of light of n eloek. At every Intersection of hallways, wherever It becomes important to remind •varyona that time la Important, there Ji n , •' 1 Wo than f a children. Ml with their Ini, and aoma accompanied by pannta, lad tho initial session of tha youth illation daalgnad to teach Weyela aafaty areata a recreational outlet that oath night anjey. m ;. The Sanford Herald Monday, January 28, INK TODAY’S BIBLE T IM E And ha aald unto them, I must praoeh tho gdom of Ood to other cities also} For rafora am I sent.—Luk* 4:48. " * •' Record Shuttering Crowd Is Expected At Orlando Fair : W* believe thnt Seminole County eltlxena, a rt grateful for this Important addition to Af DAWS l tha aconomy of Central Florida. And, at the aam* time, we bellave that Cantral Florida will turn out en masse to set tho attraction that wa hava long looked for. NEW YORK IP—tilin g of fed-Tha open home celebration has been eat aral restraint oa mortgage credit— for nnxt Sunday, January 20, beginning at and a spirited drive to ravara* Us* tight monap policy aimed al dis­ 1 e’sloek. Businessmen W o n d er A bout D .C •• v .* * • Homs Products . Old yon know that ladlea gown* and abort!* pajama* are manufactured In San­ ford f And did you know that men'a aport ahirta and pajama* ara manufactured here 7 Add to the Hat lawn mowers, brushes, canned heart of palmettoea, concreto pipe, eonereto block, ornamental Ironwork, and hundreds of other items to get a better pict u n of the community in which you live. Sanford and Seminole County Is growing industrially. Various manufacturing plants ara bolng added slowly. But, tdding them ■lowly la tho best way to build securely. With these new industries, which also Include boate, the Hat of jobs that Semi­ nole County people fill becomes larger too. Aa m on people are added to pay rolls in theao various Industries, more people become neeeesary at our banks, at the coyntnra of our atone, whenver there ie a service or aalo to b* made, additional help is nseded la dispense them. No doubt with forward looking fnrm en our industry .find IIn II D U r Iaftetion, f C l l U f l i that v lln lr II U I U lU J will W ill /*, **| l product, fruit, and agricultural Items that not only wo need hare, but families around tha nation must 'have. It all polnta to the reaaon why the Florida Products Festival Is In progress. We must learn about the products that a n manufactured end grown round about ua. Not only find out about them, but use more of them ourselves. The Florida Products Festival is an im­ portant event Surely during the ten days of the Statewide celebration, Florida eltisens will learn about the many blessings they have not yet counted. '■ m il B O Y L E Aloe Has Restrained • Enthusiasm /MEW YORE cn—Alee OuinnMi, regarded by many aa ana af the MaaM actors alive, regards bis •ultras Wltb reetrainad enthusiasm. Bid, thoy ean bo N il InclnUvaa." " i f . practically .U duo to lack nf food ana plenty of disappointmeets," bo laid wryly. “Believe mo. they can real inclntivaa" WA1HINOTON tlt-PrasIdriti Et- chining their Mood. In almost any tcnhouor kaa fivra tha country •tat* primary agekat Xiaaabawar plala notice ha wOl never a iila they’d almost certainly fee*. ba M ia tha aiaa ba waa baiora, Newsman who want Id his saws physically, and that henceforth ba cofl/frtue* were wot sasrlead who* must avoid unoW fatigue. b* loft still gqeeaka o* whet­ AKhouab ha says ha itlll hasn't her ba’ll nut again. Ha aald ba mada up hia mind on rutmlng again, haan't decided and won't for a i tbii concern about hia haaltk baa whit*. run through everything Elsenhower It waa lawk aummer—weeks ha­ hai told newsman, avan a« long'ago ve hia bean attack Soft- **aa lost August, baiora hia heart that liatwhowar began raislag attack. Ha aakl yesterday: “It would ba ldla to protend that my health can ba wholly raatorad.. .My fu­ ture Ilia muit ba earafUlly regu­ lated to avoid eacaaaiva fatigue." while be hai decided to let hia name atay in any atate presides tlal primary where' It may ba onlarad, 'ba practically invited ail Republican would-bo preaidantrto gat loto the atala prlmariaa to ORLANDO- A record shatter­ to give votan a wide choice. ing crowd af 1*0,00* le expected Ha no doubt meant thle aa en­ to ottond the IMS edition of the couragement to all ed hia party'! presidential hoptfula to get actlva but It may hava kad the effect * lM U n s 'plana" to* bandlT*that ------------------------------ . tvewd spread ever tha tin ■ end night* of tho fair to ba . id February SO-II. An alt timt i record crowd ef IS9,?M attended / f a i t year, It ranke the Central Florida Fair aa eecend largest in the (late, duatry won't sell ai many ear* Already workman . ara busy shaping tha fair. Soma 110,000 this year. Applications for federal mort­ has been earmarks* by fair di­ gage financing hava dropped sharp­ rectors for permanent Improve­ ly la recent weeks, knee it takea ments, including fluorescent light­ some time for these application* ing of nil tha I I exhibition build­ to result In actual starting af new ing*. Crawford T. Bickford, f o l r homu, builders foresee a aiump coming !h tha apring And to fore­ manager, eaid that ana af the stall tljli may ha wh;/ the Why*or primary attraction* *f the 10M fair will be the boat and maria* mortgagee were relnutated. •hew waa Introduced last The FHA alia le asking Cow year which for the first time. It waa gross to libaraliia tha terms under such n huge euceese and attract­ which lha federal agency Insure* ed ae much attention that it will loins for home repairs and Im­ ba enlarged. He eaid early Indica­ provement*. Tha government men tion! lt# that beat* with n value think Ihli sort of (pending could ef more thin ■ million dollars increase this year to 14 billion dol­ will be en display. ls ra, a IS per eent gain over laat ' Along with tha free beat show year—and a new prep to the econ­ f i r e will be the fifth renewal omy, if any should be needed, t tha Florid* Beef Shew, the Thinking along thla Una is far n nth annual Btate Feur-H Dairy from unanimous, however. Fear* of a reaction from tho great oxpan-, sion of consumer credit in the last year or so are still' widespread in tha banking fraternity. Ocrsnots" be played eight different eharaattra. Is Ua lataat film, "The Prisoner," be portery* a cardinal, *H»U the britn-waablni of a totalitariaa govommont. "IJU k. «H«W to life a . wafl aa k tha kaatar,” ba said, "I kata k ba typed. M I ate any daagur af that, I make a daib k "Why should they always bat to dolivtr a manege, or try make eoma final comment i Ufat" ha asked. "Isn't it snout if an evening In tho theater mer and aomethlng to talk about? "I don’t know of any maj< problem In living that ean I ifeon-llke ability to play any Perhaps no actor line# k a eg Cbanoy baa used so many Fa teise hava ranged from ilrd murdarer in "Macbeth" mill. In "Kind Hearia and -h--------By BINNITT C IM .................. OCEKY B oon AKCARO maintain* that to Ma youth, * ban* suddenly ambled out of tha paddock, up la tha $1* window, 4 announced "I feel good today. fU win (a a ramp. Tin ticket* i an, Brother, plea#*, for a nvantb raca." Ha wow k _ ▲ i a w gk too, than trotted In t* m w J |E V Uagft hia iwag. Aa h* wa* W m S — aviaf hundrad-dollar Mila K v w R w idarhii saddle, ha winked W P ftA . m the tkket collar. *i notlead queer look an your fa**," id the Korea, "when I geedl my bat You didn’t ink | could talk, did you!" "Ha," admitted the ticket Uar, "and I didn't think yd* couraging installment buying—baa businessmen wondaring today if Washington la changing Its think­ ing on tho atato af the economy. A law months ago tha big ba*y la tho admlalitratien’i mind was tha fear that inilatloa might threa­ ten again—la other words, that tho bualnoia boom might gat going toe fait. This week'i actions—and talk— hava buaineiimen wondering If Washington is now mors worried ■bout tho chance thnt buslnosa may be at or past tha peak. There are suspicions that the Fed­ eral Reiarve Board ia shifting from ita policy of active restrain! on eradlt to a m Ildar form called just restraint. The board, many thought, would hike ita Inlereat ratal again at the atari- ef tha year. It baan't. And Naw York bankara lay the money supply may gat a little easier soon. Tba two apots la the economy where a downturn ia now apparent ara: auto production and sales, and home building. Tha Vatarans Administration and tha Federal Housing Administra­ tion have taken note of the drop In bom* building and canceled part of the restraints on credit they ordered laat July. The agencies igala will permit >o-ycar mort­ gagee instead • U-year limit, aa decreed last summer. They eaaed up on the rein* just when builders gathered In the capital to predict a T par cent cutbick la home building became of tight mon­ ey. On the auto front, Harlow H. Curtice, president ef General Mo­ tors, has protested ageinst the eredt curbs iinposed by federal re­ serve policy. He blames the tight credit situation as a chief cause for the prospects that tha auto la- Your City Charter Part 41 NOTICE OP AMENDMENT. That Section 147. COMPRF-1TENSIVE such regulation*, reitrlctiona and PLAN OF REGULAT, ONS. OB­ boundarlas may from Urns to time JECT OP REGULAYI3NS. Thai such regulation* shs.l ba mada ia bo amended,' supplemented and accordance wltb a comprehensive changed, modiflad or replaced, Ia plan and daalgnad la lessea Con­ call, however, of • protest against gestion In Uva streets; to aacura such change, signed by ownera af aafaty from fire, panic and other twenty per cent cr more either dangers; to promote health and of the area of tha lota included In general welfare in provide ade­ such proposed change, such amend­ quate light and air: to prevent the ment shill not became' effective over-crowding of land; to avoid except by the four-fifth vale of the undue concentration of population; members of the City Commission. to facilitate adaquat* provlaiona The provision of the prevloue sec­ for transportation, water, eawage, tion relative to public hearing* and achoole, parka and othar public official nolle* ahatl apply equally requirements. lueh regulation* to all changes or amendment*. ahatl bo made wltb reaionable Section 130. ZONING AND PUNcomideratioa of tha character of NINO COMMISSION, GOVERN­ the district and Its peculiar suit­ ING AUTHORITY MAY APPOINT; ability for particular uaea and wltb MEMBERSHIP; TO HOLD OF­ t view la eoasarviag the value a* FICE . AT PLEASURE OP COM­ buildings and encouraging tho moat MISSION; DUTIES. Thst in order appropriate use of land through­ to avail itaalf of tha power* con­ ferred by this Act, said governing out aald municipality. Section ia*. THE REGULATIONS. authority of the City of Sanford ETC., GOVERNING AUTHORITY Florida, ahtU appoint a commia MAY PROVIDE MANNER OP DE­ sion, to be known a* tha Zoning TERMINATION, ETC.; NOT TO and Planning Commission, to BE COME EFFECTIVE UNTIL earn mend th# bound* rice of the PUBLIC HEARINO; NOTICE. That various original districts and ap­ tho governing authority of aald propriate regulationi to bo enforc­ municipality shall provide for tha ed therein. Such commission shall manner la which such regulation! mak* a preliminary report and and reitrlctiona and tho boundaries hold public hearings thereon be­ of such district shall be determin­ fore submitting ita final report and ed, established and enforced and tha govornlng authority of tha City from time to time amended, eup- of Sanford, Florida, shill not hold plemented, er changed. However, any public hearings or taka any no eueb regulations, restrictions er action under the authority ef thin boundary shall become effective Act definitely establishing any until after a public hearing In re­ toning districts In Iht City .of fianlation thereto, at which partial is d. Florida until It hai recetvad Interest and cllliena shall have the final report of aald Zoning and an opportunity to ba beard. At Planning Commission. Said Zoning le n t fifteen (11) days notice af and'Planning Commission shall the time and plica of such hear constat ed not le u than three (I) lag shall b* publiihed k a nawa- nor more than nine (!) members, papar of general circulation in aald to be appointed by the governing municipality. authority ed the City ef lanford, Saction 14*. REGULATIONS, Plertdn, the members ef aald ETC.. MAY BE AMENDED, ETC.: com mlaaIon to hold office at the PROTEST AGAINST AMEND­ pleasure ef aald governing author MENT; EFFECT OP PROTEST; Ity. • YOU RE TELLING ME! worked bis way to the top bi both tha tbeathar and fUma, Now Alac. who lead! a aim pie, placid Ufa off aa*e. modestly wonders bow loaf hi* preamt fame will endure. "After aU. ona baa to fac* tha fact that tha avaraga fUm star only laata about stvaa y a m ," be aald, grimacing. Ha thought bit, then added cheerfully; , the ether band, If you’ve lift groat Mg outstanding ears, 'va got m* advantage avar p dram* leading map. Thera are fUB a lot af s h a m tar laim you K «m jt a y ." k the January elections. Wonder how o ettlam ptehs the man to vote for—by consulting tho tele­ phone book? I f t : « * » • » mhr m u IH aaafa ■ tb* Preae* Chamber Ml tr ill fkltirion woe aver afraid o/ awk - i r o d d tt I t t. i t i u M ta m . UM t ^ la August ha ly r ti itao t h i •reding effort of tha os the m « la ihc ffwt* Hm > * r | »id, whan ba had no n « « i ta aspaet a htart attack, that tha ■tala of Ua btaith would ba a mojar factor In hia decision en run* alag . That concern about bJa btaith appeared in statement! ha has mada ainea than. Ha baa noted that no man baa reached TO In tha presidency. He'd ba TO three months before tha end of a se^j ood term. He baa aald the presidency U more wearing than any military assignment be avar had. Ha told newsmen Jan t he would have te ba careful to avoid fatigue. He has emphasised bln decision would ba based mi what is wood for tha —»w**ra jUaaa -*» lino ba baa Mid II .s a "vary critical thing te changm government! in thlc country cl r time that tt ia unexpected," a statement which could only mess it le critical If a president dies is office or, for health raaions, cant carry on with Mi Job, There hove been 10 two-hit World Reriot game*. Tho last waa by Vie Ratehl af tha Yankee* against th* Phlltle* aa Oct ^ IM O . » Th* Greater Naw York Alta, la the new name of the New York raring aeeoetatlone. Show, the renewal* ef both tho Btat* „ Four-H Poultry and Egg Show end tho Central Florida Rabbit Show. Tho fair hao already Ueuad Ha premium list largest in the 44* year history af th* mld-Florldr exposition. Mora than *23.000 in rash premiums will ha distributed t* exhibitor*. A copy of th* 76paga premium hook Is available ta anyone by writing tha fair of­ fice. 'Drugs And Diet Control Nausea In Baby Teeth Neglect Can Be Disastrous In Later Years (Thle article le publiihed aa a public aervlce by The Sanford Harold-dn cooperation .with the Remihot# County Dental Society.) Jane, IS, graduated with honora from a mid-western high school last June, Her high Intelligence 'qualified her for eotleg*. Rut, •trango to say, Jans docided to lako * Job as a scrubwoman in downtown office huildlng at night. She said she didn't have the money for college, oven though scholarships war* hero for the asking, Tha real reason for Jana’e hid­ ing from people was her embar­ rassment ever her appearance. Rha didn't want peopt* to see her because sha had a saver* deformi­ ty of the teeth. They were out nf position, Hsr "«*r* teeth" jutted out high In the gums so they looked very ugly. Her front teeth were widely separated. Her up­ per Jaw protruded avar her lower. Jane’e condition le known den­ tally oe “malocclusion," mooning teeth rout of their proper posi­ tions. A survey by the Chicago Board of Health ehowad almost half af Chicago's school children had that bad condition In varying degree*. On* of tha chief cause* for It, the survey found, wna tha teeaarly lota off tho "baby" teeth. The survey concluded that a “dieeased baby tooth ean b* aa baaardou* aa a diseased permanent tooth." . Her* la what happen* when a primary or baby tooth eemee out too early because of decay; teeth on either aide of tha gap. land to move together and floe* tha va­ cant epac*. A few year* later, when the permanent teeth la ready to coma in, there Isn't roam for If where nature Intended. It may, therefore, push Ita way through high up in the fume, er in some other wrong place. With teeth growing out In odd positions in ■ growing Jaw, tho ■hap# of the child's faro may change decidedly. In thla ago, when people are mer* eoneetoua af tha value of fine tooth than aver before, thla can ka a •one! tragedy. Na an* knew* haw much JuV*» alia* delinquency stoma from tha rebellion af a dentally deformed youngster against a society that jeeringly called him "rabbit face" or "Andy Gump" or "dripping tooth." Social worker* Veliev* there are hundred* af girte like Jen* who gave up life goal* at an oarly^aga and retreated front tba - •am apaaeb-km broke tat* the city pound k Fait Arthur, Caw­ ed*. sad freed ell M of it* ewetae kmatew Ifa n food bat If the aapa And him bo, MmaeU^wU questions about hi* health wfcw Tha ttory a t "baby teeth" ne­ glect doesn't aud with n loat per­ sonality. Wall functioning tooth era a nocoaaary part at a child’* digestive apparatus, particularly In a parted af rapid growth and development. With the rapacity t* chow affected, proper food* often oaanot ba oaten, w ^MADMA oaTrommag af aai Any other meat flsh ar fowl to the majority of eh****. *m s , potatoes, macaroni, pregnsa d eo about 71 par spaghetti, noodfea, hominy, any rogetabfea, any soaked, canned, ✓ If ?*• a n *m af the maap em- (reah, fraoM ar dried trait with* a n t mat hare bathered with •utjula* tronbla, ywn toonld, t t aaurea, ba unde* tha ear* af a da*tar . . . . . . . . _______ K *»»•>• s r M x ; * r a o h « a * tala drag* wttiah often can eSee- u d re u a . jaiisw a’J LffiBiLa In addition, ha probably win adds* that yon emit certain foods and bovoragoo from your regular dally mania, at feast tem­ porarily. It U probably boat not to drink too many beverages with your moat*. Fluids ara retained better If you taka them an* hour before ar altar maais, ooaaraUy, any beverage* in ept alcohol are mltted. ham* women tofersk bon* ted bavnrugm plala drtaktag wntoc •alng, aalad aU and dressing Moderate u a af gravy and unealted ante; peanut butter, pop­ corn, her be, eptcee and vinegar. Use only enough salt for palat­ able masoning. Desserts tush as sookls*. plain la battsg �. ^Dorcas Class Holds Yearly Family Nite Supper A t Church P*BB. IRA J. TARNEDOB ★ ★ ★ <★ ★ Flower Show School T o Begin Wednesday — Court* No. 1, Flower Show “ School of the Sanford Garden Club will get underway Wednesday at the Garden Club Center, at 0:13 a.m. The three-day school, said Mrs. Ravi vie Houahnlder, chairman of the Flower Show School Committee, wilt have a panel of three instruc­ tors. i 1 Mrs. Ira J. Vamedoe of Jackson­ ville will be among those teaching f§ enthusiasts here ths fundamentals of the Flower Show. She recently met the requirements of the Natlonal Council of State Oairien Clubs to receive her credentials. Mrs. Virnedoe Is well known In Garden Club circles appearing at many events to judge entriei in many events. She wat In Sanford for Ihe “Chrlstmii Flower Show" a a'one of a panel of Judges early >4 In December. , * The well-known Instructor staged the 193f Camellia Show In.Jack. lonvjlle-wliinh wim AherCveea-Rib­ bon award. The theme of the show wee “A Symphony to Camellias." Mre. Varnedoe is also an accom­ plished musician. She received her training at Peabody Conservatory In Baltimore and has taught mimlr In the public schools of Jackson­ ville for 15 year*. 9 Art la also one of the admirable backgrounds of the Instructor com­ ing to Sanford for the three day Flower Show School. Her back­ ground of art was obtained by study at the University of North Carolina and the University of California. One of the principle* of flower *ryengement taught by Mrs. Varne­ doe ii that It should he done for pleasure, although maintaining the W established standards of design which have proved to be successful in the artlstie results. Mrs. Varnedfw Is also ■ garden; grower as can his seen in her hill­ side garden on Brookwnod Road in Jacksonville. I l i v t I.A8T TIME TODAY ALAN IDWAIP A UDD ROBINSON KIANNf STARTS TOMORROW, Thk story or a TKKN-AQI MURDER! The Dorcas C ltu of the Fint Baptist Church held Hi annual Family Night supper In the fellow* ship room of the church last week. A rn**«d rtlt£ vupper consisttni of biked ham, green beans, candled yams, tossed salad, cake, rolls - and coffee was served. The room was beautifully decorated with varied colored le. ves and candles. The centerpiece on (he spceker'i table was a vegetable and fruit arrangement. The president, Mrs. Ruby Spears, welcomed everyone and asked the Rev. Brooks lo speak a few words to those present. The Rev. and Mra. F, B. Fisher were then Introduced as new associate pastor.and educe (tonal director. She then Introduced the class trachcr, Mrs. W, I). liardiner; department auperlntendent, Charles Mulrhead; and Sunday School superintendent, J. Roy Rrilt, after which each person In turn In­ troduced himself. Richard HolUdaw was called on to “ sing for his supper" and render­ ed a hymn accompanied by the Rev. Flaher. The tociel hour was turned over to Mr*. W. f. Crab tree. Games were played and prises won by Mrs. Richsrd Hollcclsw, Raymond Murry, Chirks Benham and J. Roy Britt. Tic following enjoyed the evenlilg,* BIT>1 r I Ms MilllVt Muitniil nuh Brenda; Hr. and Mr*. Charle* Benham and Corne; Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Pierey and Busan; Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ergte and Hilda; Mr. and Mr*. J. Roy Britt, Mr*. W. D. Gardiner, Mr*. G. A. Harr!*, Wanda Lee and Butch; Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Crabtree, Lynn. Nancy and Kathy; Sir. and Mr*. Fred B. Fisher, Mr*. J. P. Cullen. Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Thoms* and Mary Lynn; Mr. and Mr*. B. Z. Johnson, Bobby and Billy; Sir. and Mr*. J. A. Riser, Ethel Lee, Sharon and Butch; Mr. and Mr*. Richard Holuclaw, Mr*. Curt!* Lavender, and Judy; Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Rrook* Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Michael Thom**, Cindy md Kirk; Mr. and Mr*. John Cullum, Johnny and Linda; Mr*. W. W. Home, Charle* Muirhtad, Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Finch, Max and Henry; Mr. and Mt*. J. E. Andrew* and Joe>. Mr*. Richard Crain, Mr. and Mra. R. A. Cohen and family; Mri. Ray­ mond Murry, Raymond Jr., David Cheryle Jean and guest*, Mra. Dan Benmashl, Bobby. Janie and Mike; Mr*. George Brown, Rich­ ard, Mike and Brenda;' and Mr. and Mra. Huby Spear* and daugh­ ter. The regular elasi meeting will be held the third Tuesday In Feb­ ruary at the home of Mr*. G. A. Harris on W. First St. Mrs. D. Baron FetedWithStork Shower Recently Mr*. Donald Bacon wat honored recently with ■ ilork ehower liven by Hr*. Calvin R. Wrl|ht end ML** Annette Stoats , t l 1317 Dougla. Ave. i t T;S0 p m. At a novelty a etork waa placed In the yard and a amaller ttork in the house. The |i(li were placed on a table overlaid with a white cloth. Gamea were played with winnm betn| Air*. W. R. Howaro and Mr*. F. C. Slenatrom. Relrethmente of cup cakee topped with pink and blue booltee, opei. race tandw tehee, peanuti, cand. and cokes were served. Thus* Invited were Mra. W. R Howard, Mra. Robert Barf. Mra. Jimmy Wade, Min Paulette Caaon, Mra. Gerald Covlnilon, Min Jean cite Cleveland, Mias Jeanette Kin law, Mrs. Rlolae Pfelfaui, Miss Joni Saunders, Mias Patty Walker, Mra Otto Thomas, Mrs. Melvin Pekle Mrs. Leland Rudd, Mrs. F. L Woodruff Jr. Mrs. W. L. Stoudenmlre, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. R. F. Cooper, Mrs. Benny Austin, Mrs, C. L. Clark Sr., Mrs. Lula A. Miller. Mrs. Roger Schmidt, Mrs. Barbara Reagan, Mrs. H. M. Pearce, Mr*. F. C. Slenatrom, Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr , Mlsa Beverly Benton, ___ ___ ____ __ ,.l Behrens. Mrs. T. A. Stiles, Alins Hitel Sides, Mr*. Sam Dunn and Mr*. Baity Yatee. Department Ladies Hear Talk On Civil Defense; View Film Social & Personal Vesper Organ BecHala Mr*. Laura Platt Brown, Hit well-known organist of DcBary will play for a series of Vesper organ recitals beginning Feb. 3 at 4 p min the Baptist church. The eollec lions will go to the organ fund. Mrs. Blown'*-first program will contain th* Largo from Dvorak's New World Symphony and U n i's Llcbelraum, Helen Miller, violinist, will join Mrs. Brown in duets from Bach's Artsto and Bceinoven's Andante. Club Women Entertain Husbandt The DeBary Woman’s club en­ tertained their husband* al a cover- ed dish dinner Monday night l l __ Community Center. Thl* w u lots lowed by * sod*! evening. Mtutelary Society Mr*. Howard White entertained the .Missionary Society of th* DeBery Baptist chwch Tuesday. Mr*. E. Leon Migee, president, presided.Mr*. F. B. Cooper wai In charge ot th* program in which five member* gave scripture reading*. Mr*. Hu­ bert Thomas discussed (he subject of the afternoon, “We Give The*. But Thin* Own." . After the meeting dessert and entree were served and a social hour followed. Civic Association Installs Officer* The Civic Anoclallon Installed of­ ficers at their January meeting held at tha Community houet, They, a r t Mlsa Kay Hennlnger, prtsldentf i \* R. R. Page, vice president)' Mr* Christ Butler, »ecretery; Mr*. A*. Edward*, recording secretary! Mre. Lenor* Neyer, financial secretary i $ Mre. C. C, Hanna, Mr*. 0. P. and Harry Keck, corresponding**#^ * Wade and Mr*. C. W, Ergte were retary, hostesses for a bridal shower Committee* were appointed end honoring Mr*. Richard McVey ace way* and means, Harry Nnw. * Thursday evening at the Erglo come, chairman: Mr*. Frank home, Hill, Frank Ballynlyne, A. U. Floral arrangements of whit* Lincoln, Albert Salisbury, Mr*. Ar* glidlull along with whita wedding Ihur Hall and Lee Spraqu*,' Men*, helix were used effectively la the berthlp: Harry Krug, chairman* party room*. Th* gills were placed Mr*. R. Strinach, Herman L*dew> on a table where a large wadding haus, Ewald Michelsen, William band formed Ihe centerpiece. MacKenile, Air, and Mrs. Price Miss Marjorie Odilon Raker, daughter of Colonel William Ewing Several games weie enjoyed by Goodson/ Air*. G. Rspp. Social ieBaker USAF Ret. and Mrs. Baker Ihe guests and wlnnars were Mri tlvitie*, Mr*. Ray Peck, chairman} of Lake .Mary, was married Satur­ H, H. Martin and Mra, R. K. Joseph Kreli, Mr. and Mre. Sydney day, Jan. 21 to Frank David Ellis, Soderbloin. Following th* game*, Wilke*, Airs. Harry Brawn* Mm sun of Mr. and Mri. Donald Fran­ Mr*. McVey opened her many Horace Cotchir, Mri, Herman, lovely gill*. Lederhaus, Mr. and Air*. 0. Wakecis Ellis of Kansas City, Kan. Heireihmenti of cake and eolfield, Ate*. Henry L*»h*r, Mi? end The nuptial m an waa celebrated at 10:30 a.m. by Falhei H. Lyttle- fee were served. Th* cake w.ie Mr*, J, W, Schwan, Mr*. Albeit ton Zimmerman In Holy Cross line* Hera beautifully decorated Salisbury and D. Hennlnger. Wei1*. white and topped with a mlna fare and welcoming: Dr, Gartrudn Episcopal Church. lure brid* and groom. Welton, chairman: Mill Alice Efo The bride's gown was of Ivory Those invited were Mr*. H. H. Holt, Mrs. Russell Cooper and Mri. satin in princess style and her Marlin. Mrs. R. E. Soderblom, Airs. Howard While. House and HUlldveil was attached to a Mary Stuart Alary Lou Bennlil, Airs. J. P. La- Inn: James Romney, chairman! hunncl nf lire and pearls. She car­ Ruche, Aira. l^on Sietnmeyer, Mr*. Horace Cotchcr and Henry Lliheri' ried a bouquet of while tulips and H. A. Stcinmeyer, Mrs. W. 0, Finance and auditing, Talmin Van' ■tcphinolis. V Nolan, Airs. Marl* Carpenter, Airs. Arsriale, chairman; Henry toiler*. The matron of honor and only at­ W. O. Stanscll, Mr*. G. W. Miller, Sentinel, William Hoyer, tendant was Mrs. James W. Bash­ Air*. Lewi* Barley, Airs. S. J. Card Party At Flreheeit am of Miami, who woie a tuiquolse Brooks. Th* Plantation Estalei Woman’*, rrystalrtte gown and tiny tur­ Air*. AlarvIn Register, Min Eve­ club entertained it card* Monday quoise satin bonnet. She carried lyn Bennett, Alls* Edna ienktns, s(Itmoon. Slaty-eight were present Talisman tulips. Mis* Betty Carpenter, Alls* Juanita for dessert, coffee and gamea, Ho*, LI. (Jg) Don Ellis acted as his Wynne, Alls* Donna Newton, Alla* tenei were: Air*. Horse* Cotcher, brother's best man and ushers were Faye Athley, Alls* Linde Soder­ Mr*. Charle* Berlsch, Mr*. Harold Lt. Cdr. Boyd York Webei and Lt, blom, Airs. Sally Johnson and Mra, Lynch and Airs. Are* Erl«k**a. (Jg) Kenneth Wooster. Local Brtefn -.7. .77.7 Don Dreggora. Mr, and Mrs. Elnar TMemtn ' A small reception was held at the Have returned from ■ visit which home of th* hride's parents in Lake Clubs Represented luted through the holtdiyi with Mary following the ceremony, their children and srendchtldm Fur the wedding trip Mra. Ellis wore a powder blue suit with slat* A t Meet Of County of Bloomfield, N. J. Mr, and Mrs, Arthur WtllgMM blue hat and accessories. Council- Last Week recently returned from I Northern . Upon their return, Mr, and Mr*. The County Council of th* Home which lasted from th* first Kill* will reside in Kansas City Demonstration Clubt mtt Thura- visit week In December until the first where he is in business. .ay at th« Community Center with week of January. Oul-oMown guests were Mr and seven rluhs being represented. Aire. Air*. Caesar Roblolln found thlt Mrs. Donald Francis Ellis ol Kan­ J. Al. IHnginan, county president, rain up North I* slippery. She sas City, parents of Ihe groom; presided over lha buiinrts meet­ learned It ihe hard way by falling Mrs. C. A. Grim of Claytuif, Miss., ing on (he Ice and breaking her wrUt. aunt of the groom; Lt. (Jg> Don Later, entertainment was furnish­ Mr. and Air*. John Cocklln of A. Ellis, Norfolk, Ya. Mr*. It. 11. ed by the County Chorus which Merhanlciburh, Pa. have been Baker of Orlando, the bride's pa­ was en toyed by everyone. Any per­ guest* of D. L. Suavely for al* ternal grandmother: Mra. L. O, son wlining to Join the choral group weeks. Mr*. Snively motored with Broussard, maternal grandmother may meet with them each Tuesday them through South Florida. They, of the bride and Miss Delle Ban­ morning at the Center, U was an returned and Ihe Cocklln* bought croft, her grral aunt, both of La nounceij, * home in DeBary and plan * fayetle, La. Forrest Brackenridie gave an In­ move here In tha spring. .Mr. and Mr*. William H. Kil­ teresting talk nn "Florida Pro­ Mr*. Robert Cox and Allie Kath­ patrick, the bride’s sliier and duct*" Festival Week" which 1* erine Lltch who were badly In­ their daughters Gill ind Susan being observed in Florida this jured In an automobile accident of Lakeland; Mr. and Mr*. James week and urged members to serve recently In DeRary an itllf 6i lb# W. Basham of Miami; and Mrs, Florida meal* often, Fernald Laughton hospital. They Paul B. Fullnn, of Charleston, W, Special guest* were Mr, Brerk- are Improving and racelvlng visit­ cnrlilg*. John Ataisch, County Cam- or*. Ya., aunt of th* bride. mlnioner; John Fox, County Ro*d Various club official* were.gueitg,, Harris, music profenor al Florida Department; and 0. P. Hernd.m, of the Naullcin an Sunday last State University, Tallahassee, will County Clerk. Lunch was served tt Mr*. David Bunk*! of ihe Plants* direct th* group. Mrs. Clyde Kerce, noon with Ihe Chuluola Club acting Hon Estate* Woman's club and t Mr*. Jam** Valentine and Mra. Casselberry, D music director for a* noils, Alls* Anna Mae Syk**, state agent David Rothschild represented th « . Seminole County. from Tallahassee, spoke in the Woman'i club. Th* Leke Mary Home Demon­ ■Bernnon on "Home Extension Ser­ DeRary stration Club will have II* regular vice," She discussed the organisa­ .Mrs. Marlon R. Jensen who hat meeting at 1 pm. Mr*. Barney tion nf Ihe Florida Agriculture Ex­ W n visiting her parent*. Mr., glut Guthaui, Chulnnta Cluh, will give tension Service and 111 growth in Mr*. Alfred Richer of ClearwatW , spent several day* with h*r aunt the demonstration on “ Landscap­ Florid*. and uncle, Mr. end Mr*. . ing." To climax th* diy everyone was Brown. She we* enUrtalned «( • , FRIDAY Invited to tour th* Brookfield Mills dinner of 24 by the Brown*. . Ml(i Elisabeth Dickenson, state which is on* of Sanford's industrial Ciptain ind Mr*. T. J. Downing clothing specialist, from Tallahas­ plant*, In observanc* ol Florid* and children have been guest* *> see will conduct an all day train­ Product* Festival Week. Mr. and Mra. Price Goodson, ing for tha clothing chairmen of the Home DemonitrslIon Club*. Her subject will be "Judging Cloth­ ing for the Pres* Revue." SATURDAY The R. A.'* of th* First Baptist Church will gather at 9:30 a m. : Honor McVey Bridal Party Odilon Baker. Frank D. Ellis Say Vows In Episcopal Church The American Home Department MONDAY member* heard a very timely and Th* Installation of officers of Important menage from Sgt. Bur tin Rainbow girls will be held at Ion Clyde, U.S. Air Force. He 7:30 p. m, at the 3taionic Temple. At president of her own Garden *pokc on Civil Defense and showed Club Circle, Oleander, and a mem­ TUESDAY ber of the Jacksonville Carden ■n Informative film on whit we Club’* general flower show com­ now have and what lha military la The CPO Wlvea Club will meet mittee for eight years, she Is fitted doing for defense. Sgt. Clyde wis at 9 p. m. In the CPO Club on by experience and tatenls to teach, Introduced by Bari Peterson, who tha Naval Auxiliary Air Station. with a great deal of human In­ also Introduced Al Doudney ** Di­ Y. W, A.'s of th* First Baptist terest, Rower arrangements and rector of Ground Observer Po»t» Church will meet at Ihe horn* nf flower show practice. in Seminole County. Mrs. Huby Spears, 1201 Sanford Other Instructori of the Sanford There are Ihree ground observer Av*. at 6:30 p. m. Garden Club's Flower Show School posts In th* county and beginning The County Chorus will have Its will Include P. K. t'arvu, a wellFeb. 1, 72 volunteers each day will prsctlc* meeting st Ihe community known member of the faculty of the be needed to fill these posts, as center. 401 E. 23th SI., at 9 a. m. University of Florida School of ordered by President Eisenhower. with Mrs. Clyde Kerce as director. Agriculture who will teach the In asking for volunteers Ihe speak­ Junior and senior 4-11 Club of horticulture phase of the school. er pointed out (hat anyone from Lyman School will have their re­ Mrs. Mabel Brown of Orlando 13 years of age and up who can gular monthly meeting at 1:30 p. will Instruct in Flower Show Prac­ read, see and speak e * \ be of m. A demonstration on “ Furniture tice. Mrs. Brown has been known help In the Ground Observer Corpe. Arrangement" will be held. to Sanford members of the Garden “All you are asked to give la Th* ccremici class will meet at Club for many year* at one of your time-any amount you can Seminole High School at 7:30 p. their close friend*. spare," he said. Sgt. Clyde told m. Two days of the school, Jan. V th* group that Florida.Is th* num­ Mlsa Helen Holstein, District and M will be devoted to Instruc­ ber three target In the USA be­ Home Demonstration Agent, Talla­ tion with the school beginning at cause of th* tremendous military hassee will meet with tha county about 3:13 In the afternoon. Fri­ Installations In the slate. "The mili­ agent, at K:3o a. m, day, J i t r 27' tl8* been foaerved as tary are (rained and will protect Th* Past Noiila Grand* Club of Landscaping Topic “examination day" and will be Ihe country," ha said, "but they Seminnla Kebrkah Lodge will held In the morning only. cannot do tt alone. They need your meet in th* IOOF Hall at ft p.m. Reservations can still be made Of Talk At Circle help—the help of everyone." with Mrs. Essie Cole as hostess. for the Flower Show School by The hminess session of Ihe meet The Pilot Cluti will hold it* re members of the Garden Club or Meet Thursday Eve Ing was presided over by Ihe chair by other* who are Interested In The Camellia Circle of Ihe San- iman. Mrs. Willis Peacock. Th* ac gulsr dinner meeting In the Ysrht .lord Garden Club met Thursday tlvitie* of he Amerlran Home De­ ,Cluh al fl .til p. ni Mrs, Sue Slesrn receiving the Instruction. | son will have charge of the pro­ evening at the Garden Center with partment during the past two gram. Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mrs. James Wil­ Garden Club Group son and Mrs. David Gatchel aa months were reported. The chair­ WEDNESDAY A Conservation Workshop will be hostesses The meeting was opened man appointed a nominating com Urged To Attend by a reading of the prayer, “Gar­ miltee composed of Mr*. Bob held at th* Winter Park Garden Ksrns, Mrs. Bacot Ellerbe and Center with a chicken box lunch den Conservation Study Mrs.Collect." al noon. Ralph Brits gave a report Mr*. BUI Kirk. Mrs. L. E. Spencer, district di­ on garden therapy stating the cir­ Delicious refreshments were serv The training union supper and rector of The Florida Federation of cle i n rejponsibte for an arrange­ ed by the hostesses, Mrs. Irving workers' council of the First RapGarden Clubs, wishes to urge all ment In be placed In the hospital Felnberg. Mrs. John I^e, Mra. Ita Church will be held at 9:30 member* of the Sanford Gardrn fur Its opening, also flowers for Waller Morgan and Mrs F, E p m. Club to altered a conservation work­ Breckinridge. Prayer meeting of Ihe First Bspshop Wednesday beginning at 0:.V) the hospitsl during the month of Those present werg Mrs Bdl Kirk tist Church will be held at 7:30 p February. a.m. at the Winter Park Garden Mrs. W. C. Hires, Mrs. W Mor­ m. / Center located at the end of Garden The president reminded everyone gan. Mrs. D. P. Lanier, Mrs. John Min Myrtle Wilson will meet f the Flower Show School to be Drive just off Highway 17-91. A Carlton, Mrs, J. P. Wilson. Mr*. with five Girls' 4 H Cluh* at Oviedo chicken box lunch will be enjoyed held here Jan. 1321. Mrs. Dan H. H. Grier, Mrs. James Ekern, School. The first troop will meet latten.'Mra. Ralph Betts and Mrs. at noon. Mrs. W. J. Peacock at 1:30 a m. Demonstration for the Mr*. A. R. Boethelt, conservation Vernon Hardin will attend from Mrs. I. Felnberg, Mrs. John m eting will be on "Furniture Ar­ he Camellia Circle end the circle chairman for thl* district, witl have Lee, Mlsa Barbara Ruprerht and rangement." charge of the program. Prominent #U1 also place an arrangement In Mrs. F. E. Breckinridge, who wa* THURSDAY he, Flower Show. Mrs. 8 C. Dickspraker* to be on hand ar« Hall in charge of the program Guests There will be a general meeting non gave a very Interesting talk Trnnl*, executive director oT the were Mrs, Henry D'Amico snd Mrs. of the Woman's Auxiliary of Ihe Florida Audubon Society; Repreie” m landscaping. Earl Van Fleet. Seminole Memorial Hmpilal at (he Those present were Mri. John tattve William C. Coleman; Mi* Yacht Club at 7:30 p. m. Th* board 1 k , Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mrs. Carol Reck, botanlat for Florida will meet at 7 p. m. Stale Park*; Mr*. Bay dreene Vet pun Hardin, Mre. Robed Doug- Meeting Slated Intermediate choir rehearsal nf ai. Mr*. Dan Batten, Mra. Ralph The officer* and commute* chair­ th* First Baptist Church will be Winter Park speaker, and Col W. Betts, Mrs. Benny Austin, Mrs man of th* Civic Department and held at 7 p.m. M. Hampton, Orlando Air Force Ba*e. , f Jonild Knight, Mr*. E. C. Harper all department end finance chair­ Adult choir rehearsal of the First Trailside Identification will be r., Mr*. S. C. Dlckerion and the men of th* Woman'i Club are re­ Baptist Church will be held at 8 loitesiei. quested to meet at the club build­ p.m. mide In Mead Botanical Garden. ing at I p.m. Jan 23 lo complete A prartlre meeting nf the County plan* the hospital benefit card Chorus l* slated. Thi* will he a Future Nurses Club party for to be held Monday, Feb. 10 district meeting and the chorus The Seminole High School Future at I p.m. group* from Brevard, Lake and Nurse* Club b n had two meeting* N O W IN thl* month with a film, “Keeper* When your family requests hiked Seminole countie* will meal In Senof the Lamp", being shown at the fish, you'll save yourself th* bother ford at the community center, first m ilon. of bailing If you iilert fit fish 401 E. Uth Bt. at 9:30 a.m. James PROGRESS The In t meeting took place last rather than lean. Some of the fat week in the home economice room varietlei are sea ban, butterflih, ; / with Mlsa Rosemary Garner giving halibut, lake trout, mackerel, pomSP EC IA L - T H IS A nnul SL Auf uitin* • talk on nursea' training. pane, porgie, salmon and whltefUh, ANTIQUES SHOW *■ V 12 Noon to 10 P. M. (Admission* sold le 0i4l p. ns.) LA9T TINS tonight Baits 9)19 M ir w m Sample Shoe Safe W EEK O N LY! hn m rf 4 - 4l/ i - 5 we* "Gift of The Month" winner for Decembfr, " Her gift wee a If pc. stainless steel flatware aft, * Reg later each lime you come In our Salon • January Gift — The NEW “Futurama" Llpstlck-C*** with 1 \ m -1. ■ ' | a t flt. A i g u t i M t f i j & K •vMJw t IM H& t'M H a rrie tt's B eau ty N ook i »v; • — IN — Black, Brown, Tan, Croon, Rod, Whitt, Blue, Beige and Navy AS LON G AS T H E Y LA ST ! Lightner Museum Of Hobbies ; fj :'t .',1 4 1 wrt : Formerly $3.98 to $6.98 FLATS — WEDGIES — HEELS ...A m Mff WOMIMf • Mr*. Murray Jarvis, 011 Oak Art. Pretented by lh« SIZES I n obMrvucw of “Florid* Product*" Ft*tlv*I— Jan. 10 to 20. Thl* Ad will be good for ll.BO off any Perman­ ent Wave (I7.B0 or over) OR HOe on Shampoo, Sot and Hair Cut or Scalp Treatment. _ Each Day and Evening Through neat Wednesday 7*,— m MMR Sanford Shoe Center '' f �*■ i, ■ ■r ■ FIRESTO N E PRE-Inventory SALE anpaan^ By MAHON JONEB tb a Oviedo Lion* inerooatd that* lead la th* Central Flaridn C ta fm m bl -Orlado Friday night u 4 teak undtaputod ***** ftfiw tUa ef aaecnd f l u * by defeating C M o* TltarrlU# « 4 l m nX Th# find half a t tha gam* waa vary eloaO. Tha Tarriara want ft* * * o* ahaad la tha flrrt quarter by twa av Uwaa point* but tha qukh fH * •coring of Kenneth Malcolm and AAO K T Hairbart P rin t brought tha Lions WO*U> ih frt ma 1v3. Is tha ageond quartar tha acora TAMPA. Fla. W -tatay Rawla, was UOd » » but hara^agaia Mol* lha Phi Beta Kappa swinger from calm gad Prlaat drove through to Spartanburg, S. C., la MW richer brash tba tig sad the half aided oday after winning the IS,wo B M hi favor of tha Lieu. Tampa Woman’s Opts golf tour* In lha flrrt quarter tha Terrier* namanL triad te bottle op Herbert Prlaat Mlii Raw!*, four atrohei behind and tha aubaaquant result te tba Fatly Barg at lha final round con t ent fouling ef Prlaat who opened, want all out and luck waa it a '‘dead- ay*7* fra# shot throwwith her. She knocked four stroke* ar and Just meant two points for * r tf* * * * * * M a t off par with a 71 and wound up M a k s , In a hill because of mid* the Liana right on. with M and a five stroke victory {M anAntnatkM, stag* a come- All *f tha (Made players wars vary good In fouling ahou Fri­ margin. * * * * * * * At*O C )ATiO rf In winning her second Tampa M it At * * 190 9TAM1O0 ! » Ik b a t game, Ban Frgackeo day night making most of thtlr fout UfALtASVtAtCO*P. Opan, Miss Rawls started out with utbd Frdahe State, tying the mo* points ware Malcolm and Prlaat even par 73 for tha 0,307-yard r ooBaga winning streak record who ware constantly fouled through* /* tr PeJma Cela rourst and got batter '•M oat by Long Island U. In oat tha gama. In tha aaeond half, In aptta i f each succeeding round. ' tha I feat 4 Inch center for Titan* Just as luck smiled on Mlaa cilia, Makehn ouMumpad him and Rawls, nothing want right for pop­ the Liana earns ahaad to remain ular Patty. Miss Barg who shot for th* rant ad the gama, 71 twice herself earlier and had led Malealm and Priest had com­ evfry round, Ipet touch completely plete control ef tha hack boards and blew to an M. S throughout the game, That still kept her In second CSpUla Bay Fora waa hack hi place with 3M and brought her th# gams Friday night and play$330. ad p beautiful defensive gama. .. Xavkr of Ohio gave Dayton a hH Mickey Wright of San Diego. • T i frlghi Saturday night, but aft- Jim Hill who was out due to Calif., who waa close In the top . a r blowing a 13-polnt kod, th* Fly- virus, waa back In lha gama for part of tba tima Friday night alteri tin earn* or to win K-Tl. WASHINGTON (*-U.S. chances all lha way, finished third with and won 3340. to win Olympic gold medals In 30B | Th# other two major coDogn tm- nating with Luther Dud* and Fer­ Beverly Hanson, Apple Valley, dinand Dude , the men’s and women’s sprints and Baaltna alio atayad that way over Calif., end Fay Crocker, Uruguay, the mWdlo distances brightened lha weekend. Tempi# (11-0) wal­ Tha game ended dg-33 with In at 304. over the weekend In performances came loped Lehigh 73-e4 and Si. Francis Malrom high point man for the Trailing Ihem were Louise s n tra tn i of .Brooklyn <11-0) edged Its bar nlnght with 14 points, Priest, Priest r i N l HT aores i o—H r•/!■ at Ihe ninth annual Evening Star M il* f l r a i * C Suggs, 300; Betty Jamison, HO; second with IB points, ’ Mfh. rival, §L John’*, 73-73, (Ja y Num ber, q u ic k L o o k , Ile a Games. Dayton faeaa o big eballmg* Tha Titusville Jayeeea took tha Hor, T ro To n Sp eaiU ter, P t a n n o v ­ Three American runners showed Mary Lena Faulk, 311; and Mar­ lene Bauer Hagge, 313. lin T a le n t, aloopv To w n. Saturday la a gam* with Louis* preliminary gam* 40-13 which was e!>l, -D* •ub * M are — a / l# M il# *> to advantage—Dave Slme of Duke The pros dominated tha tourna­ very close throughout and deapit# Silas y u r n * * * » . O ltn -T .a , Mlenel ViHq. (13-1). Temple plays Dela­ Andy Duda’e IB points for tha r o lle r , c iie r o k * * Jo w o ll, n io - r i and Isabelle Daniels of Tcnncisca ment *o thoroughly that the lop ware Thursday and Navy Satur­ AAI In Ihe s p r i n t s , and Arnle amateur, Marge Burns of Greenslla lc n to r , C lrr, J i u l t ix iu . loL'rs, John Walla hit for 14 points Tl,»«, k l r * Maes — 1/1* M il* « r* < # M Sowell of Pitt In Ihe middle dis­ day. Bt. Francis has a Job ahead for tha Bay Tarrlera. C b lp lle , M lcboy Hoy, H arm ony boro, N. C., waa tied wills La 17th against Baton Hall Thuriday and On th* al lines looking on Fri­ Bend, V est lU o u ly . Nn Hup*rl<ir, tances. pro, Joyca Ziske, at 111. l.a h c v lll* . Pe n ce A a s ln . Mura ra e h . 4hOR ployi Ithaca Saturday, day night ware two of th# Univer­ SO arth H a re — * / « M ile dyed * M Slme and 31las Daniels lowered W enatchee, Moon M alden, Moun­ . Tboeo ora Just tome of th# "tost" sity of Florida's Freshman first ta in H o lly , Him on A ctio n , U r .iit dash records In the men's 100-yard ■amts on tap thla nroak, Iowa and airing eager*. W h ile ( ’ h i* I, M l** rim, T w a T V 's , Indoor and lha women'* 30-yarj n i l , gat thing* started In tha Art RedviHIa,I, « foot *, *20 S lrllo P h rllo . — B /ta M il* Orade » evenla, Sowell ran a sparking tonight in n scrap tor pound aanfar from P a tu a c n l* and r ifIlf’rcr r yMae* P e ln ia r. VVarnld* Ju n e ( l l r l . 1:31.3 half mil# over lha slow flat Duel, H n w itrin sr, Stsruuoe •OMtd-pfMO behind idk miHf. Johnny Jonas, • foot I forward HMoan u rt B u r, M ountain (1*1. p rrn d n H. National Guard armory track. Colorado (14), trying to repeat from Ovkdo and tha Lion's co- B l t l k Mw> — 1/1* M il* U reSe P A new name bobbed up among utter, No l.lm li, V u lu ro •a Big Baron champ, return* to captain laat ytar were on hand T r nHae*n. * .M G r. l.u le l, T r n Onto, Hey lha mile hopefuls. He waa George aetfcn tonight a t Town Stata, Tha and halplng keep tha acora of tha M u n .tn .n l, J e n s M uller, llnonoy King of New York University, who Dates for tha Annual Endurance O a iia c n . Cretan** ere a disappointing M game, a r v r n lb M ara — i / i a M il* (Ire d r U won the mile Saturdiy night In nide, alio known «* the 100-mlle after wtoing tha conference tour- Tiw entire Lyman High Stnool T e rr y f i r e I* , a c rib *. I i * s | ztfCompatltlv# Trail Ride, have been f o r i,' Bobble M, Hhy P o c k , L a k e 4:U.I. napeMl, but they can be tough >1 basketball team and thatf roach Pom act as March 8-11, according to tha e, (lo ld tn C re e l, N .x e r W ife . Only Denmark's Gunnar Nielsen war* also visitors for Friday M e a th K e r r — * / l 4 M ilo (Ired o ■ president. Rowland RoberU. Thla lle n t ir T in t, P u irh I I , Proton, hta bettered that time In winning Is the sixth year of the ride, lak Saturday !a th# Mg night for tests night's Lion-Terrier contest tn r u lh le Mon, U o rr I ’ h lp r, T o r the mile here. He ran It In 4:00.3 V ic to ry , T le e t e n l H tr re k , T « ( ll of litis potential. In (he Southeast(ng plar* nvor marked trail* In W 'aiS ln . last year an,I then wont on to arrf Conference, high-flying Van- Ten American r^agua garnet H lrte k i Hup*r K ra i. Hoop Horlt the Ocala National Forests, with H. Cool I m i* D irk Hu- break the Indoor record. ikrbllt puts on tha lines against were decided by 1-0 scores In IB34. nllodnoy permanent stabling at the Sewell m ik H e rr — » ' l l M ile Prad o * Coming from behind to pass Kentucky. West Virginia return* Three of these wins were the ef­ H «r*ty T im e . S lo rly llo lililm , Jo t Ranch on Route No. 460, threo p rrlo r. to Southern Conference action to fort! of Chicago White Sox hurler To o lb R a re — I I Mile P ro d * tl thrro runners on the List lap of miles west of Umatilla. eight-lap c o u r s e . King Tha ride I* open to mare*, alalM arked T im * . I m i - Po n i-rr. Tlrto l. the defend its flrst-plac* role agalnat Don Johnxon, Virgil Trucks and Ilavn , Ann tllrn d , In d ia Iv o ry , Mul­ squeezed home a ysr.i ahead of Furman. Southern Methodist ends Jack Harahman. Ilona and geldings, If sound, and len 's Choice, ile rm o n y llo b lk Bill Tidwell of Kansas Stata Teach open to any age rldar; those Ha layoff in a bid to reclaim a era and five ahead of th* big f*' through age 17 being the Junior ahara of tha Southwest Conference vorllo, Len True*, former Ohio division. There ar# two adult dlvl* lead in a gam* with Texas Chris­ REVIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan Maver State star now running for the Air alone, varying at to weight car­ tian.. Force, ried. Both men and women era film*, of Fair Lawn. N.J., swept finding thla pleasure horea eport the sprint secies, lha 10. 80 and 1M. both unique and eatlefylng. Andy Slsnflcld, lha Olympic 2» Entries should be in by Feb. 1, champion, ran second In all three. if poailtfle, to Insure a etall, and In the 100, Slme set a naw Indoor are limited to 40 horsee. No on# record of 9.3, He lied the standard will ba turned down at long ae for th* 70 by running that one In then art etall* but Immediate en­ 7 seconds flat. try I* strongly advised. Send for MINNEAPOI.TS (JUDoorg* MlMlia Daniels broke tha woman's entry blank* to Roberta, 48 Broad Ban, basketball's on*tlnt« scoring Indoor SO-yard mark In B.H, and gt. Viaduct, Jacksonville, Fla. eoloisun who risked hla reputation equaled th* record for the 100 In Entrlra to data Include three fay coming out of ratlremant, told 11. 1. pure-bred Arabs, ont H Arab, hit fans and eritlci today to aav* ■ part Morgan, two regular Morheir sympathy. Mlchlgan flute’s basketball cans, n regular walking harst, a He aald it firmlv and a little im­ eoach Forddy Anderson his a number of Quarter Horses, a part patiently, despite hli Minneapolis M * M A R C IA N O cousin with the Identical nsms who Standard Brad, and tome fins Cow Lakers' 100-05 defeat by the New W % ro p % P o * X coaches high school football at Ft. Fonts*. Roberta points out that M iiv n o iu u u isi* IHOI *1! York gKnickerbockers last night, fC O C K A L L X v Wayne, Ind, Catholic Central. this riria ha* gained National ratheir third satback In the last four ’* t9 tA a o m o a _ ^ Riinai. . National Basketball Ann. ohiervqr* gUnpilng th* retread Mlkan in th* first week of his comeback § 0 * tW ttK A A T M M kave shaken Iheir heads, 500 'MfLA AAC* AT 1 i "Mlkan may help hi* team" 1* tiWAHAAOL* AVtAAOAS. tba conieruus, "but ha's not tha Yott "Wnmt*** Buy A Good Uotd Ctrl' \ a *a, / ■' player ha uatd to bo. Better ha Sat* Monoy Whon You Do It? Miould bo remembered th woy h Thou W# Advlao f r o 7 T i*. . ) Mlksn, at 31 atUl tha proud aemYou Seratlniiu : petllor, dDagreaa. Our Prlcou 'For* You Do It. "W# a rt In much batter ahapa now than wo hava bean in tha past five yaara." John Krldar, preeldant of tha Florida Suta Laaguo, told a meeting of the Directors of tha league hart yesterday. Tha moating, held at the Mayfair Inn at noon ycitarday, draw ra. presentatlvei from Cocoa, Day. tona Beach, Gainesville, St. Peter#* burg, West Palm Beach, Lakeland, received by tha Florida Stata Laagua are operating tha IBM aaaaon with a full working agree­ ment with major laagua organise* lions, Krlder said that other major league organisations wars looking for Class “ D" outlets and negotia­ tions wars not In progress. However, directors, following dlaeuaalon on tha subject of admit, ting other taama to tha laagua, adopted a motion that ’'units* all rlubs hava deposited 11,000 with *ha laagua by Feb. 9, tha lerrl* lory would ha declared open and franchises offered to three other teams acceptable in the arts." Krldar aald, "It's bean too easy In the past for team representa­ tive* to walk Into meeting* and say we are going to operate." Lakeland, represented at the meeting by F, M. Moon, Tommy lUnria and Jim Turner, atated that "We are Just a* much Interested In coming Into tha league aa any­ one el*#." "If ws spilt game*, half In Lakeland and half In Winter Ha­ ven,," said Jlth Turner, apeaklng f o r t h e Lakeland franchise, "Would th en be any objection from tha director#T" Final business conducted by tha Irague'a directors cams when President John Krldar said that "tha biggest loss In tha Itagur'a rluba last year was tha NDS player*." Tha director#, discussing tha problem adopted a lfl player limit for each eluh In the laagua conalailng-iof‘tWh veteran playara, ft rookies, and five limited service turn. Tha next meeting of (he lea­ gue** director* will be held In West Palm flcach Feb. IS at lha Colonad* Hotel, . Chances For Olympic W in n e rs Brighter Endurance Ride w Date Set For March I-. H. J. T. *v. *V. I*. iiunn llUM Vll T lr r o i H o lly W hM ilan T y r» I'l- ro y ■' Ktrtrli k II. I.-KII* M. Hiultky Ken Boyer, rookie Jnflcldcr for the SI. Louis Cardinal*, is a brother of Cloyd, former Cardinal pitcher. cognition, and It la a privilege to ride In this wonderful National Forest. The public Is Invited to watch et the stable or at certain points slung the trail at nn chargt. Checklng-ln day, March 8 la es­ pecially Interesting to watch. GAL GLOSS WALL T, V. LEAD IN WIRE Se ft. T. V. CHIMNEY MOUNTS 1,17 IBP ft. UHUUNU WIRE 1,31 T. V, UHUUNU HODS ITs STANDOFF INSULATORS Be 30 ft TELESCOPIC ANTENNAE MASTS FISH FISH FISH FISH FISH FISH HOOKS SINKERS FI.OATE STRINGEk LINE 8WIVKIA Sc Pkg| 0< Bo*' at lie . 10* 3c FOOTBALLS GOLF BALLS TENNIS BALLS Me 3ie •Te No. 1330 HEADLIGHT BULllB 0c BLACK TOP DKESRING1 Orl FOG CI.OTH FOR •c WINDSHIELDS 9r N«. 00 FAN BELTS REG. 3101.03 WASHER 3 7 8 -8 8 II.JS VOLLEY DALLS 2! CAlf, SHORTS 17a Baa^ WINDOW SQUEEGEE VACUUM CLEANER HOSE SBc FOLDING CASH* STOOLS BN 3U3I GAS HEATER Regular B*t.S3 GARDEN LEAF BAKES 77. •ABO IRONING BOARDS Reg, 9.93 $8-88 •E13-30 PIECE DISH SETS _____ 33.11 ___.1 THIUIYCLOTH- OR ' CURDUHUY SEAT CUVERS 34-88 I 117.13 TABLE IRAD10»~ ELECTRIC HEDGE TRIMMER Keg. *43.95 ELECTRIC LAWN EDGER HAND I.AWN MOWER Keg, 1101.13 POWER LAWN 3IOWKK MHO CHILDS OUTDOOR PLAY GYM AWING BET (Raaapt Buador) Post1Time 8:10 A Nict On* Chevrolet Bat-Atr 1 fear M u . A Good Buy MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P. M. ChovTolot Dtfuxt t*duur Now Paint—Tirou Good We Hive a Letter We’d Like to Send You m D O W * ADVXNTVM U .. W » * don't wnnt to tend Jk without your parmiaaiaul J h wu) toll you haw you ata SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY b 7Jl PIXSSNTB >54 The BULKY ROOM 4 PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGEratxar x v K n x a num n o w o n — _____ . KA W INCLUDING KJNDAT1 D iN N ie i P l a n i i . i t |MdA| Ittfl K tU H M b 1 , WEST PALM BEACH <*-0. W. Fugalo of Fort Lauocrdale won the -49th annual Yacht Club Midwinter Regalia yesterday by driving hla hydroplane (Jinny II through rough waler at 3TJ32 miles an hour. | | e won first place In overall standing fur th* 133 cubic Inch hydroplane class. ALL SHOT GUN SHELL' MUST GO. EXTRA SPECIAL PK1CB DRLUX PLASTIC BEAT COVERS REG. I1I.IS want anybody's sy»* m Fugate Wins Race Al H. P. FIRBSTQJII OUTUOAMDtt 13,00 AUTO CUSHIONS |L M “Olva m* two or thro* weeks More conditioning," ba argues, "spd I'll he a'a good as 1 ever waa. I don't think I'm doing so bad tight wow. I'm averaging naarly • point o minute. What do they S K crf i f e Sanford, and Orlando. ' Out of tha group however, ffv# taama had atroady dapaaitad with tha riorida Stata Laaguo MOO. Thla fact prompted Prsaldant Krlder to lasua an aptlmlstla stata* ment that tha laaguo would eper* ale with als or eight taama, Opening data for tha IBM season waa aat for Friday, April 18, closing on Aug. 31, Tha din. cctors adopted a 140 game ache* dula with an AH-Btar gama elat­ ed for midsaaaon. Alta, a split aaaaon decision waa mado on tha unanimous eon* ssnt of tha directors with tha win* n tr of tha first half playing tha • Chovrolot Slat Ion Wagon. L«U of Mllot Loft* y f 7, “ “ ChrynW Now Yorkar. Hod Can Yon Lom? 4 Trauportation From Downtown Sanford $129! CiQJ GENXKAL MANAGXB ■IKE PEDALS* PICNIC BASEST BAR*S*CUTIB LUNCH KIT WITH THKEMOfl BOTTLE 18.33 ~TRUCKLOAb TIRE IALE_ Naw In progreai Puaengerw, Tnitk*Treri*r*Tlrta and Tabaa~ At BIg Eavkaga •IB * I I NU-TBRADB Ifo rg lB M OPEN EVENINGS T IL L • O’CLOCK Firestone Stores *• ■ ____ �♦ I ’ T W te.y '«* > W A N T WANT A r RATES Tha Following Rates ara no in effect. lfts Par Una for On* Insertion 16c Par Una for Three Insertion* 14e Per Line for Five Insertion* lie Per Line for Each 23 !■ fljertioai. MINIMUM RATE! Me >OR RENT W FURNISHED APTS, g u Wait t*L Or Cab at Furnihir* CAotar U* Wait lit. I REAL EgTATE FOR SALB 3 a W M B fflJ fflL QUICK CASH for Furniture Add­ THREE Bedroom oamant block Lakafront Camp SHha ing Machines, Typewriter*. Out* PHILLIPS hum*, lindieaped. Sand bottom, bpring ltd, Lot algss bosrd Motor*. BoaU. Super hardwood floor*. C I. F la m e. 73 ft. or 100 ft. u water by ap­ Trading Post. One mile Smith Phoaa ait.w . proximately 230 ft. depth. Priced on 17-92. Phon* 9017-W.______ from *6M to SJJ3. T*rm». —Factery to Tow— S e m in o le R e a lty . SPACIOUS Two Bedroom Horn*, Aluminum I*. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO full tilt hath, harduesd floor*. Vanatisn Blinds equipped. Price 31.030.; l*oi Park A»* Plot* tf or Ml Kitchen Enclosed bead. Sag-proot bottom S9oo. Down; su . 1 month. rati with plsttie andi. Plastic or TWO Bajroem Haute. Ph. 3*-R Alosander A VtrlRger rayoa tapes. Cotton or nylon Rail ElUU • faiurtac* A Real R atlrm ant Horn* Mr*. Uvruta MHiaagar, Atiec. cords. Wall kept Two Radroom Hama on 1*7 MigaoUa Ava. Ph. ta ttenksrfb Glean *jid P s ls t Co Iirg* ceraar lot. Good variety of 113-114 West Bid Bl Phone 120 bearing Citru* Tree*. _ NEW C. B . 3 R. R. Haul*. Oik U*ed furniture, appliance*, tool*, WaU. flowers, good garden. Clou floori. icrean Perch, carport*, ate. Bougbt-ioM. Larry'* Mart, in »n paved road- it, 000. with -t. Lot, No City T***». W. B. 331 E a itls t fit. Phona 1131. 1600. down. MB. 943* Cedar Ave. Alberts J. Hi!!, Assoclatn Window SOU — Lintail Whether Buying er Sailing, it will Rota L Payton. Broker Plua Block* — Cradle l l aoeka aUa. pay you to it# • , Gratia Tripe - Dry Wa: pboao mil il ls at liawatka i. » HALL. REALTOR. Fiona* State Bank Builetni 30* Elm m . “CaD Hall* Phone I7M. HEATING R8 BR 14,780. Floor Furnace, anu Circulator* R, D ghieymia, Aaaoclile Phon* *M RETIREMENT ROME Comfort 201 South •rk Ave. H. B. POPE CO„ INC. abl* Two Bedroom Trim* hou*# 2M bout* Pirb Ava. Phene 1*4* With wood floor*. *creen#d c o l o r e d Se c t io n perch. Lot attractivfly landCONCRETE New Iwo Bedroom, concrete leaped. Near Storei. Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Block, sloe bath. Large lot. Q. I. Laura B. Oder, Broker Bl.-ck. Sand. Gravel. Cement loan available. |M] IWUTH^OKLVVPU DRIVE Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quail CLIENT WISHES TO TRADE Ucatiooi. Large Fourt Bedroo Bedroo: borne with Phone ISM two (ota good land, for C. A. WHIDDON, SR. Sherman Concrete Pips Cm Twa 'Bedroom wltW^waUuig Reg. Real KttaCe Broker Owl Heel Uth hi. distance of town. V. B. Daaiglaa. Ruby E. William* Sewing Machine#, inf lepalrtag Par yew Beet l i n e seesat Bala*men PR. 1361 M ir k t *4 T Feck Phone 17*3. Cullen and Harkay, Realtors US S. Parti IN N Park Av*. Phase BU. TWO BEDROOM Coaerate Block. " f e S E jS S F U N P lS g 11: Rolls wop and Baby Bads , .Large e s r v i t s . pit. Cirporte. Praeticauy naw. Diatag Room, completely & e finished. Large lot & Priced *7,300. with low monthly li quia quial cation. 11,000. Down. wn, 130.00 per pay menu. month. *3.006. DOWN LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY Avalon Apt*. Rffldeaey. Phoaa at! B. R. 11* Batha, C. B. Nicer ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, mooji_____________ 730 W aactton of City. >73.23 par month. ry. On dean aemJ-prlvata Lake. Priced to move at *11,loo. 10 Acrea of privacy and aunihlnt, •E E Bomiaol* Realty for Deslr3 mile* from city. Awning type able Home? and ApU- Pbooo 3T window*, brick fireplace, kitchen “ COLORED HOME BUTE TER" bar. 110,000.00 TURN. EffieHney Apt. ]T-*3 South LOCKHART SBD. *tM. Down. City Limit*. SlumnarUnd Court. Balance like rent Two Be Bear00m, Concrete Block Home. THREE BEDROOM Frame eonEFFICIENCY ApartmuL Bint•(ruction lurroundid by large or couple. «*bl* ..._ lor w _>biehalor ..Ui.la katn inntlf. lovely oik* Screened poycha* for Steam heat. Artvet* bath, A »kow- M.000 DOWN - 3 B. |L, ifparat* lummar comfort. Brick firear. covcaieaUy located. 1 Room and ‘ fFlorida ‘ RO -Dining “ “ I BWVHI |U||V< IMlOm. ----f, ------plica for wlntar plaliure. Dining from Port office. Inouirj Firapraee, Kitchen equiprad il room furniture Included. Conuel Jacobson D*pt. Sint*. Nice 11 iiclion. S% Mortgage. Ride venlant cirporte. deilnbl* lo­ 0 Catalina Drive, than ‘»y *10 ai call FURNISHED Urge, .clean downcation 11,700. with term*. nr appolntnvent. N (tali* Apartment. *11 Park Av*- 13.000 DOWN - 3 B. R., Garage R with room and ihowar. OnJ larga S i J o b * TURNISHED Art. rull kitchen «nd CoM ftattf idlt---------- and ‘tropic'll ■ ' lot includinrcltru* bath. Adult*. HO. Sj* Manager frultj ' Total 'price, "li.OM ... 11 price, M,000. No after S p. at-, 407t> W**t lit fit. 1139-A. B. Pitarion, Broker City taxe* to payl Qoia to Ba»e Phoaa Aliochtaa • A. B. Paterson Jr.. THREE ROOM furnished Apert- ana School*. P. J, Cha*terion. airfield Wllment. 9M0 Mallonvtll*.______ _ letti. John Melieh.R. W Wll S ,r, U b m him*. Hex*! ^ M- yield. A. C. THREE ROOM completely furnishDoudoey. Land Surveyor. » ed Apt Hot and cold w* *r If* i T O k t e f * * , , " * q eluded. MO month. 113 Palmetto BY OWNER . W. H. “BIU" STEMPER Ave. Phono 13*1. NEW Two Bedroom muonry home In Longwood. Cerrorie, Large TURN. Apt adulU.Vb ' l l l ^ Lot*, City Water TERMS Phone Gay AU«s, Ataoclit* APARTMENT—Thr*f room*, b*‘h, Phon* 3132 Winter Park. 36-3]*s m N. Ptrk Ava. screened porch, hot and cold , wster furniihcd Prlvite enLAKE PROPERTY ivw Down trance 1 . front and hick Gai Cltv Horn* L o o k in g ? ilo t ii* i n d L o t * I t ,000 Down S till 1 heal, attic Ian. antenna for TV. Laka Horn* m ile * fr o m S a n f o rd in n e w ly .. i l .000 .Down I J'rivata driveway. parking car. Farm Acreaga d e v e lo p in g »e e tlo n T h . 203A -R -4 Raja L- Payton. Broker ’ Adult*. «o. Can be icon week Anoabelle B. Hendarmn, Aimdate day*, B-l. Phoaa JJl-J ASTH U S TOR MLB Alberta J. Ball, Aaaoclato # R SALE — New 1 Bedroom Houaa Phone 3171 ii-Bj at Hiawatha to Wynnewood, Maaonry eonBunk Bad* atruction. By own»r. Ph. 1733-R. Complete with Innertprlng Mat* trenet, Ladder 4 Rail. (Can ba Room* — Cooking, ihopping, re­ u*ed a* Twin Bed*) *30 30 creation, television. war her, King Siie Hollywood Bed* lonaly retired paopl*. 1011-W. Guaranteed to Year* THREE Radroom Uofurnlihtd M X 60 lnner»prmg MntLret* Houaa. Phon* 1 »M-W.________ *0 X 30 Boa Spring........... SIJ9 SO Hiadboird (Decorator riiiUct FOR LEASE-NEW STORE Budd­ Unfinf*H*d Furnlturo ing with attached Apartment i On 11-92, North of Movtetand ATTRACJTVELY DESIGNED l 1 Drawer Cheit .................. 31* to 17 so Drive-In. fie* Mr*, frank Ottlno. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED a Drawer Cheit .......... . 5 Drawer Cheat .................. JIM * Rt. 1, Roy 130. from 111.300 to 111,000 . n u Vanity Tabu ................... 910 Nit* stand ......................... *sn FurnDbed Gang* Apt 43J-W. and VA (QI> Ftnmcad. Mr. and Mra. Dream ........ 23 so ODHAM * TUDOR, INC Bookcase Rad ................... 24 so C T m T ^ A T E . f"q rt i H i (Twin or Double) Builder* of finer Mom** for Student Desk ....... 2iM Near naw HoypiUl — *1,M0. d«wa Ptorldi U nag io ek e iii ........................ . J« so for 3 bedroom home apprx 14 year* old. Situatad on 2 lot*. Salt* ODiea—1633 So. fraaeh Ave. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Total prtee only 1*100. Alio a Phoaa 3100 or l*aoCorner 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph 1332 I new 2 badroom.hom* *veil able "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Pab. lal. pric*d only ST,400. with Open Monday'* ul 9 p. m. ,Qt*rm*. RED I-MIX CONKRETB Out Dom town — SMOO total price .4 trade Concrete Co for small furnUhad home on 3 JO* lira Ave. Phone 1333 lota with fruit trtea. Ideal for couple. Alio Loti priced from Uaggtrly AppItssM Coaler MM and up. "Your WetUnghouta Dealer" Hobart A. William*, Realtor Maytag Washer* Raymond Lundquut, Aiaoclate Coleman Healera . 3S9M up Phona 16T3 Atlantic Bank Hid* IN SANLANTA 113 Magnolia Ava. Phona 1737. LOVELY home of Spamah Archi­ tecture. Surrounded with unu*- USED Eloclria coin dDpenaar NOT A PROJECT! drink box- Good rusalng condi­ uil landicaptsg and NaUv* Oak* tion. Ideal lor bear atoraia box. and Magnolia trail. Thl* TwoCan b t »*en at Tha Sanford Story home of rare charm ta* f l / T — Rome* of Rial Individual! Herald. HO. many coovenlrncea. A wealth ty: Brittany Farm Homea, of CloMtl, Three B»d»oonji Two Early Amorlcan, ultra Modern. Bath*. This houaa of old world Conventional 4 (ranch Colonial tVDOl. 1> environment and coo], grata type*. lawn*, m akti for craclou* Qvlsg USED FURNITURE unutual homo (or th* dl»err BUILT On . Larga Ludieapad ■ an mlnaUng bu\wr. Shows by ap­ BARGAINS v Lota^ la Ik* beat of neighbor. pointment only. f t Dining Room huita >3913 I w iu Room Tables, home worth "THIS OLD HOUSE" |w . (your choice 1 ........... 12 M COMPLETE with aQ tha foatum yon hqva dreamed about aueh M CE B. R.’» with 14 Acre* of Utility 7 5bias ..................... 4.M u a* colored General Electric amlio Grove, which *i*urt* you Folding Kitchen Tablo ........ *** appliance* and eoioraj plumbing of an income. H°uaa and Grova Kitchen chairs ------LOO «*ade ioma work, but c*a b# 3 pc. Unpointed dinette tuiaraa. l i t* dona by owner. Vary Good 3 pa. chrome dinette ....... 3a.1t AND avaUabla at raaioaihla Term*. Hollywood Headboards . . . . 439 prtee*. with the bait financing 631 T«sser Rase 4 with minimum dowa-pay, C r u m l e y - M o n t f i t h 39.11 rge Cbitfnreha manta. rga Wardrobe 29 66 ■ ,»*' ’ 1 '1 , '"i ” “ |„ 1 .* 11T So. park Pham-TTl 5.6* jliw ar Bed U fiprlB* Belli Dresiuig Table wiin WcOboni C. Phillips* Jr. Triple Mirror . ........... 12 96 S BEDROOM nca 1MO, Sanford'* Leading I pc. Safa Bad Suite ........ 12 8* wider of homes for over 1.300 End-Table* ,«.*••*.*,••*.,**■ 219 HOMEI eugjj^BaJa^OUIcai LtlCo Venice „ C Bfi. CON3TRUCT10NL Lounge Chair* ....................... 3 00 o *k R « k *r .............. — ............. 4 *3 Hardwood floor* — TUe lath* Phage 13*4 £ Map]* Floor Limp ............... I U Paved Carport* — I*imated Baby Stroller* 1M B7195 ■$498 Bathlnett (new)..................... T.000. for Two Bedroom miitui COMPLETE .................. 6.00 DOWN houie. Will be cample ltd 100 outh Bed * M a ttre n ........ 27 si C. J. CROCKER - BulK-r Only BW. down. (HA in*ur< •k Office Chair .............. 4.69 I 5 w J S X - t 'E r j , " * , . TWO Bedroha Home, Ph. O-R. S COLORED . 1 4 down: #**y memthly piymantg1. See Batten Electric Co., 1M B u ­ ford Ave Phone 33*. Essy Terms M a th e r o f S e n fo rd MM> E let B t Phene 117 n i l fiAW W ® W PA U J Rooki* Infltldtr Ban Tontfkfcfi Tba longest MJstano* from homa Plata to center Haidar In tip Ameri­ of tho Philadelphia PhlUlan w u cas league la at Yank** Stadium— a footbiU liar at Texia and ployed Is tb# 1961 Cotton Bowl gam t{;*^ M feet. INCOME.TAX4IRVICS Wm. H. Murroy u tv a x tff. ru n o n e Contract end rogwlf work. FM* l»*t* Koxloikl of Plain*, Pa., lucky Harria susagad the Walktag ton Senator* Is three different bowlad tba moat aanctlo-md SOI BMM BRRHtf |UlO$ period*— 1B3MSU and gamai In IBM. Ha rolled flVP parfact gam ai., nd For Rent NEW H Lorala *brlg *“ r Line. Phone Orliade 13-7*41M Bm * led R4. HI Hous* cleaning, windows, weU*. For ALL Your Beauty Need* cell Floor*, p. c. Caldwell Phone Bartlett’* BMtftp Nook 1149-J. DRESSMAX1NQ and Alteritiot*. 133 Pinecmt Drive. RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Clectrtoil Contracting and Repair* TV 8*rvie« Ceattr Rendlx end Crosley Appliencee 113 MifnoUa At* f i Ill ENVELOPES. M teftM * . SKI* menu invoioei. hud bula. end floitLld* Liundromst Reqlh Bide Food marl Bldg. 1H Baal Nth It. fc , L L DRESSMAKING—Also Dyapwie*. Mr*. Dorothy Higglnbothira. 126 Finecrert Drive, (hone I1U-W I I iMSCXANCS —JS-R H SEAT COVERS Wa have leased soma. Room* at the beautiful Mir-Lou Motel with ii fi. Caban*. |»,»oo. Phone U44-J after 1 . StricklandMorrlflon* Inc. Sar.ford, Florid* Phon* TOO WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel Will Yon H* Our Qu**t7 Than Rooms er* available Absolutely Free HELP WANTED W M M .I BOUGHT e o f o TRADED le y Reel's Used Car* Sanford Ave. * Uth fit. m is B B C 5 YOUR EVINRUDB DIALER OFFERS * ............ 31 H. SCOn-ATWATER . .. . 0330 SECRETARY: Capable, experienc­ ■ HORSE WIZARD ........... 143 00 ed Phone 1431. T|fo MR «tM ^O w I ........ 1100 00 For a period of 4 days, to Naw arrtvali at Our Naval Air Station STOP by and Pick up YOUR Key at Utt ufflca of Odham & Tudor* Inc. "Builder* ef Floe Ho».c»" 9633 S- French Avenue s r s a g y i L P waaIt i p t z Age is • ss. Night work l l n i n , lo 7 e.m. Apply Colonial Oil Station, tltb 4 French Ave. f f l oU — GROCERY STORE, Beer. Wine lircna*. Location good, colored town. >3,300. Down, >2,000. fin­ anced. Phone 171-J. a ta - wpEctAE a a g m =m New 1W Me4M I v W ^ D f i St*rUng U. H * Ejee. r ...1410 00 Dem onitretor u*«d about 33 hour* How WU1 YOU Swep/*1*'00 How Wfl! YOU Your OLD Motor 1 Per a BETTER __________ ER arid*! 'See (he New EvUrud* Ua* for '34 Finance Pta* ROBSON BpoyllRI Goods litH L * - " * ' Centracttxg and Repair 1607 ganlord Ave. Pfiote 1113 FLOOR tea din | and Bu Cleaning, waxing. Serving Se note County atnea 1333. • H. M. Gleason. Lake Mery. 117 W. 1st St. Phooe 1*17 Par Bettor Plureoag Se* or Call W. J. KING Pork n e w *e INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Fainting. Paper Heeling. Phone 313-W, Buifum Sr Walker. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNED Drape»-Uphol»t#ry and Slip Cover*. Finest Workau»s«p " f i S . Phoaa Oviedo — F O m t 3-310 ' ^feuV*)u«4*M)HiebeW el rv im w Buy your Pumliur# it Stm 'i warehouse Purp.. Co., at Ml V. 1st St. AU gitionilly adv. fur. utur* i t wm houie price,. LOST AND POUND Plumbing. Kresky Heating M. G. HODGES LOST—D«rk Service on All Water Pump*tuning i Welle Drilled - Pump* ner. RE Peoia Road Phona 760 ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray. >!M. INSTALLATION 4 Unoleum. Car K K S K tf n w flan ford Linoleum Jk Tile Co. c R o b e r t s , I ' s i STATE DISTRIBUTORS FOR DENMAN TIKI phone a n 4 Wi.v*cat PAttK 1161 Via Salerno TUESDa i , JArt, 24, 1:30 P. M. An euuxandlng homa located In on* of tne moat uailtubl* lection* ol beautuul Winter Park, appiuximute.y ot.a u.oek from Lake Maitland. Amid the fineit home* In Greutar Orlando,' thl* 2-itory, 4 bedroom, 2th bath homa repreaent* apaciou*' * living at iti finest. Th* large lot 165 ft. frontage on Via Salar* no, t* beautifully landicapad with ihnib* and flowera, amt ha* ntimeroii* rltru* tree* of tha fined variety. U *I»o haa a elrcu* lar roncrat# ribbon driveway. Tha home, built of atucco ovar hollow tile, contain* I roomip 2H til* bath*, dan. 3 bedroom*, large living room with log burning flraplaca, dining room, modern kitchen with all bullLli feature*, hreakfmt nook, utility room, large 2-car garage, . Thin la truly a wonderful opportunity to buy a beautiful homa in th* flnaat mldantial lection at YOUB OWN PRICK I ORLANDO Zatabllahed Corner Oualnaae Bldg. YMUKbDAY, JAN. 26, ltH l*. 31. Located at th* corner of PALMER and South HYER Ava** In ORLANDO, tbia modern maeonry building la located on • corner lot S0xl2d ft., with rear drive, Tha building la 46x6$ ft., tenrtrucUd of concrete block, atuccotd and plaatared, and,,, steel reinforced. Thar* is ample electric outlets, two rtatroome, larga display windows, wall.llghtad and ventilated: heavy eonrrel* floor throughout, Th* entire building la conatructcd of the h«*t In material* and workmanthlp. Thl* (trategle corner located In a deilrable residential aAS " apartment area, offer* an nutit*n>llng profitable operation for numerou* retell end commarclel e»tabll»hment». For h ’ome or investment, th* building it Ideally situated for division Into smaller itora room*. RED GATE HOTEL COURT 413 North Magnolia In OCALA FRIDAY, JAN. 27 at I;Ut) Jet. H»y*. 601.441 Ground* Improved with 20 modern bulldings-l, 3, $, unit building* some with kitchen*. An outstanding Motel opportunity • located on these major hlghwaV*. Larga beautiful landscape.’, plot; some buildings will be sold aeperately giving you tha op. portunity for home and Income: valuable building sit** and commercial corners alio effared to meet tha demand of thl* growing and valuable location properties- Sold to suit your Individual needs, or may ba purchased In lta entirety. AucTioN SS 20 H. MARTIN. >3M 71 New m o to r.......................*}4J no i u . .t p * y a tn fe L -l-x P 23 H. JOHNSON. UU Model. very f a s t ......................... >23»00 COLORED Lady datlre* work af­ Aim many motor* tern down far ternoons. all,day Saturday. 131* lied part*. Raiionible. fihappard St. A -1illr o n a . o i-ro iw -w im u n t - M For All Cars »a » n c u * hawtkp —a 1*64 MOBILE CRUIIER, 14, ft. will **U equity, Higheat CASn. fRADR-m prfeas LUs* new, call lin-R . paid ter tued mrnliur* Call *96. Wdi<>D Mi lor PumJture Ce 111 TRAILER - 33 f t Mobil* OulUT Two Wiitrane* ovar 31. Apply in parion to tha Seminole Drive In, Ml East P int St. !T TEK TEPMfi I EASY BUDGET ANTEJD I FULLY GUARANTEE Sanford Ave. at 33th St. Phone *140 BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM KITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION 10A HELP WANTED (female) 1M • PKICSh USED TIRE HEADQUAUTl ROAD SERVICE >uth*m Frljd Chicken . .. . >1.33 H f c s f e SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES Hum Dally. Sail Lumiaou* Door Plata*. Writ# Raava*, Attleboro, Mil*. Traa Sample 4 Detail*. • • BO—PlM* Technician Route I. Sanford BliTAURANT -II 3431 Vila Ava. Phona 2963-J, ANNOUNCEMENT Nuriary - Age* SU week* te BEAUTIFUL Dark Bay Hone, Day Five year*. For further Uform*. •adilja and bridle, n n O . Gentle Uon, call 133-J between « :ll end and a little beauty. Ph. 1620-JJ. 7 p. in. IMS porcelain » rt. PRIGIDAIRE. uied three month*. >30. a&| b*lance due. Ph. 1M6.W after 6 p. m. It will pay YOU to *ee UB b^or* you buy. O pu Evwiag* and U*ad Furniture. 10U-M, Jennie Eric son. S“" ? . 5 U T . .U . h k OLYMPIA portable Typewriter. P ilu le . FI*. Sailing at (4 price. >63. New. Phona 133 daytime, 404 Willow r o l l SALE • 27* TTefler wttB port­ able Jalousie Cabeo*. El.BMi .*»* Ave. quire Lot 4. Park Av*. Trailer YOUNG Guernsey Caw. Excellent Court. condition. No Bang* or TB, ar­ tificially bred. WIU freshen March 11. No business Saturday*, Phone 134I-W-1, Walter Trapp, Xnterprlae. SALES HELP WANTED - FuU or Part-tim*. Fueitooa Store*. • QUALITY nt Shrimp on Earth ....... 11.00 UR— Hlwav• v s s & m , sPhase * e*t Quiltty Rubber Stimea Block and Mad* to Order — 24 Hour Service — E lit St. TIRES SuTEB T S S S 2 -= S f • Wash and Damp Dry r H . Walk and Dry Fold ' Uundry . s e Casa With Harrow and fro st Cultivator*. S loan. Jo*t right for ratlremc home or for amall family. LOWYLL R. o r n m ADS WHEN YOU buy bulIdlRf m«t«ris!i hurt,i, you g at th « mogttit of th*a paataat for ia aura-to lea th« Iqgiteit. B* »n. . . todayl Ul slwut it lOOR Hill IU M B I R S, M II'IM r Y A R D MONDAY, JANUARY 16, $:>6 P. M , DAYTONA BEACH. GARDEN MOTOR COURT, 1460 $. Ridgewood Ava., U. fi Hwy, 1. Fabulous location wbera thousands of cars pa** dally. Mod­ ern mesenry units, til* batha. cboics furnishing*. Landscaped" grounds) reom for expenslon. TUESDAY. JANUARY 91. 7:30 P.M, OCALA. TB* PALMS. U. fi. Hghwyi. 101.441.37, Just outslda city jlmlti. 100 Ft. front misonry building, no city tax**, restaurant, bar, cock•quipped: decorat decorat­ tail lounga, package itora, ballroom, all fully equipped: ed in Spanish design; large ground* surrounded |>y In Florid* Fl°rld* and Spi ultra-modern metal*. l l *■Tfn4t ______ ________FBERVART ________ 1, 1:00 P. M. OCALA... WEDNESDAY. J.fitary Hotni-Apirtmefit Bldg. 11$ E. Fort King SL 6 Btd* room*, f light houi«k**plng room*, $ bath*, Urge kitchen, B porch**. *’ ’ WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY t. 1:50 P. M. OCALA, l-pedioofji, be<h bom*, 1 Miles N. of OcaU, U. 8. $0$ in Ocelli Terreea. .11 \ MONPAT. FEBRUAHT 6, lilO p. M.. ORLANDO, BHBR* MRR'B, Rasteurent Medern. wall equipped known for He « • cellant feed end eerviel: 4-lene U, S. 441-37, large frontage, extra £*mm*r*tii !**»• wetel »i*«"'»* TUESDAY, FEBEUARY 34. ST. AUGUSTIN, PELICAN MOTOR COURT 301 Nerth S*n Marco Ava., U. B, H'vy. 4North of City Limits. Modern furnished, hot wistor heat—allconditioning. Properties Open for Inspection 10:36 A. M. Day of n*l*u TERMS: 30% dawn 6t aaction*I balance anammeod. 7*** •ok end Muvefilr* |lv<4 *W#y ■—just for attending ■octlrmn. y.nA 1 f'§; Write for do*crtp(ir# foWw*. If yen wish to *a!l phono Oiw Undo 4447] COLLECT oi oewe for IpagecMaat wUkotrt okUgdq ,. *-ts 4*^'* r.e■r s ' y, v-»%¥ ’V-x‘'■ul* �"/c: ■ : , v r VM : Doudney Reveals ^ He's Not Candidate In Demo Primary Tex AiKitor Sanford Doudney laid this* morning, *1I will not h* a candidate to inecMd my*etf In tha forthcoming Democratic Prim ary'/ 'Doudnev. mi kina th* announce* meat of hi* m lJrtmt.u tha office of Tax Assessor |alrt, "At tha and of thlt term I will have complaled 43 year* of service In the Tax Assessor's office." Future plans have not yet bean completed, said Doudney when ha stated that he would not be a can* dldhte In the com Inf election, He laid that ha orlglnsliy began hla service in the Tnx Asinsor's office here on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in January, 11X3. t U M l t f a friend who I p i a n l at U s boek* ted , "I'd bet yen t e s t l abases to ret* u f >ii n . u r J * ta b b im » a let ef tafovlriao Yet I alee read a lei Ml is much M 'l -did I r e a d mere letenstveiy ftfd^gtyr, to eng of the CAFTA1N Lrft) C o t, Jacksonj K. L. Wil­ low Machinist Mold Third Claast Third CUM and D. L. Merritt, • * 4 .beetui were jwhUebcd MF void, Ne major, pubH&ea eUend " »i T & V t Sanford Mfg. Firm Is Receiving Bids MOtiaeAd v-rr-OWf*.. W W IH te ee I happy pear iaat todusttr whan an tfl-Ume high, about -myeejf Mr i I’M and m wiree and t aam« Jr aboard the it-General Maurice Bose, llth Airborne ie the first paradroop 'division to nerve me Mace World War H. It mM« « • Mh Ihfantry, Dlvl- M Ltgal Notica rAMPA IF r Brea with N th ijects semiag up as the state* Ig hi replie and a Tampa1 Lake* BALLOON CBOMBfl PACIFIC OI'PAMA, Japan lit — A If. g. Navy weather balloon launched here laturday pasted above the V. I. coast at the Calitornla-Oregoe state line about • p.m. yealerday, tha Navy aald today. Th tarday, the Navy aald today. Th* balloon crossed th* Pacific In Jrie than 31 hours, teklng much ’ the same path used by Japan*** bal­ loon fir* bnmbi In World War II. Spotlight On Hollywood m sm n iw s m M Sr pally I. sa plateUff aestast reu sa t le sSleiel l> * C irs w lj rtrsv it, ra u rl Bamlitet* neelerd, Maialaale Ceeetr, Ike saie eult u fsr eWnrcs. « karate repaired tag *1i eepeer ferfere the skew MefeN. ritrisa, si. ts•Zrebrusrr. lias, an* fit* iltte dsfeeiea. If say jnu tee eeta eutl eel ** er eld sate itilver e *»o» ie* th* eturaar fa* in* nermse *. Makr. 1*1 ContS, Otlaede. riarlda, Pelt lisaae a deeree arrv II ►« aaursa aealaA yae said eeuia will pvaraad #t (?#* e* eatordlne la law, Mg my hae* and tha effif ef ih* aknta • •tins* faeterd, eamlnoia rmiely. IMs list day ef January. v m ju t t t e u n n iN i By BOB THOMAh HOLLYWOOD UD-Now the tall la wagging the dog. Television used be be a dirty word among the movie studio*. Film bosses epoJts of the tley icreen only In terms of disdain. Idtok at theai now I The studios are scrambling to rash In on the TV’goM, Most of thorn or* making film* for TV. eovoral or* selling their features and aborts to th* new medium, end all gr* using H " t believe that television Is the r**t**t dareieper ef talent this country hsa aver known," eeid poxier, who waa ki charge of CBS Iramatk shows in the Best aed ttrf, hM a Hollywood production boss. 'Sven more than vaudeville, which developed moatly entertainers. TV i l l provided training ground tor aclore, writers, director*, producera in comedy, drama and all fields . "Look st the names TV h it brought forth alreedy. A few years ago, Audrey Hepburn did e show for me at $400, including, a week's rehears*!. Now you’d ' probably bava to giva her tuo.ooo a. picture plus ■ cut nf .Uia proflu. ■■W A H i l ^rksss"' Bldi are being received on plans to espand the Sanford Manufactur­ ing Company facilities here In San­ ford, according to an announce­ ment this morning by the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce In­ dustrial Committee, Local contractors who would like to bid on the construction of the new facilities can get In touch with Don Bates, Industrial Committee Chairman of the Seminole Cminty Chamber of Commerce, Fhone .Vo. 1370. break >the i rules, . where i Ufa re­ wards of Integrity and skill are great, where life la constantly com­ petitive and where it la necessary to exercise some repression. "Some of the eo-ealied progres­ sive schools instill In rhlldren the IdM that they should exercise every whim at any time, that they must express themselves, no ma­ ter bow disastrous the result!, that if they don't ll>* to read nr <|u sums thay don't have to, and that, no matter what they do fhay will never be punished, "1 believe you have more of this kind of schools In Ameilr* thin s i do In Britain, but even there discipline i* much more lax than it used to be." Army May Intrude In Air Force Claim On Enemy Attacks T--T.v':'- < Silhouette Gets Softened Look never look severe,'In UU opinion of Hannah Troy, who softens the uncompromising look of t h e •freight silhouette this'string with lemma and irilly liogeiU &>*«*#, ranging from a wide cape collar of crisp, white, embroidered or­ gandie on a navy silk afternoon dress to a discreet littie collar of linen and Ufa on a sheer blege wool sheath. The whlU-coliar girl U this de­ signer's favorite for spring, and her crisp accents of linen and laca give a fresh and flattering look to tha new fashions, viewed by tha nation's fashion press. *■ Many of the Troy outflU achieve a two-piece look in a esa-pitce ilreti by slmulaUd boleros end Jackets. Other* have m l Jackets which mty be removed to turn a tailored costume Into a - eeckfnll dress. , , For afler-J wear, this' designer presents varied silhouettes, rang­ ing from slim shafta of silk to draped harem akirta and full, gauzy akirta of ehlffon or net. Oleg Cassini dramatise* the fem­ inine figure in new ways this spring, using various device! to make a simple and carefully shaped s h e a t h look daringly naughty. A cess In point Is hie black linen sheath called "Hands Off," In which a cut-out section Just above the boat provides airconditioning and manages to give the high neckline a definitely dar­ ing effect. With skillful drapery and fluid handling of fabrics, Cassini builds his dresses around the figure of the woman, considering that the principal purpose of fashion is to make woman look more exciting. George Carmel shows ■ distin­ guished group of trim spring suite with soft dressmaker touches that still look tailored. A highlight Is a —* r M f 1 - • r•i, » _ • '*e l o o k . km w British Producer Alexander Korda Dies A t Age 62 LONDON ID— Sir Alexander Korda, leading British film pdoduc•r, died today. He waa 12. The Hungarian-born movie m ilnate was noted for. hi* lavish film productions with which he m adeand sometimes lost — fortunes. He made picture* ter M years and since tha early 30« had been « lu d er In the British Aim Induslrj.< x ^ d . died- ai hi* lataat mle * * r Lium jc* OUvtar a.lllmjng of "The Private Life af Henry VIU" wag hie first smash bit. ■ ■■ * ‘n,# , u , “ * WMvil w,< fou.D(* ,n Nor t h Carolina for tha first ' tint, u, l9 u . The life and death ef g'wasiern mining town that want* from boom to bust in four years Is being studied by a University of Cali* femia historian. f *1%, ua m11 | WASHINGTON (P— Th* Army mty ha edging Into a field where the Air Foret leys claim to pri­ mary InUrast—strategic nlr attack against distant enemy war goods centers far behind battle lines. Th* Air Fere* ha* waged some long end wordy battles with the Navy over the lam* Issue during the last decade. The impending development ef long-distance rockets, which cm be designed and used by any of tha thro# service*, haa broadened Uie ground for argument. A weekend publle showing of a scale model af tb* Army’s new Bedstone missile pointed up th* matter, Th* Bedeton* leelf, with a eomparatively modest rang* of about 300 mil**, probably cah be considered a tactical weapon for th* Army's traditional tactics! role. But in offering the Bedstone medal for view, tb* Army suggest­ ed tbit it would b« tha bails for development of a mld-rangt, 1,100mll* billlstla rocket. "Bva Marl* lalat did a show for ma at MOO—and this was after she did 'On the Waterfront.' New 1 ta* MOM he> atftrod her |IM,000 to do • picture. Others who did showa for gsoo war* Oraeo Kelly, Pgul Nawmu, Bod Metgar, Ernest Borgnlne." O. D. Farrell. S10 E. Flrnt Far 10 vsars this store hat renaislently ebaerved tha fel. lowing bourn Week days I a, m. f* l i t l p. m, ■sturdave t e. m, t* 7:30 p. m, Cleaeg from 7i|0 p. m. Betwday a n il I a. m. Mm. T o d a y ’i vast strelcliea o f rich Everglades farm ­ land are a far cry from th a savaga wilderneaa ol Sem inole chief Oaceola'a time. W ithin o u r lifetim e, free enterprise has carved huge m odern farm s all over Florida from w giteJinds o f palm, pint: and sawgrais. These farm s, supplying a whole n ation with healthful fru its an d vegetables du rin g dark winter m onths, are ahining examples o f private eulerpriae at work ta Florida! Another example ef fr*e enter­ prise at work in Florida it the remarkable expansion of Florida Power ft Light Coospeny—net only to kfcp peso with present population Increases, but to stay ahead of *H future neodf «e wall. Sine# V-J Day. eleetrieel-Ki m bility ha* grown front 210,000 kw to 882,000 lev today. Freedom at work In Florida Ie your beet gust* ant#* of happier Florida living t A i i f . ' l l d tflteftffiiail D R IL L IN G rtC -W *M » a THE’O U yH tftiE Arcade Package STO RE \ *. • �#.< Weather S fe r a lft Cfoafy tkroagk W MuiOy whfc •ccsdewst riM**Ti and tbaadefi'* •lorisi tedey iM m k r i bisk »•* tor to the Ma. TUESDAY. JANUARY 14, IBM VOLUME XLVIII Test Odham Going AU Out Tank' Findings In Support O f Collins Submitted For Gubernatorial Race speeches. Tb# young Sanford businessman, who lin t mae to a political promi­ nence in 1982 when he came from nowhere to be runneruplto the late Dan McCarty In tha governorship race, apparently baa lost none of his distaste for former Gov. Fuller Warren whom he attacked bitterly In the 1P33 campaign. Warren Is being urged by many of his former supporters to run Mlscellsneous Items discussed for governor agsln this year. and approved by Ihe Board of San­ “I would walk through the state barefooted If necessary to beat ford City Commissioners last Fuller Warren,” Odham told news­ night Included a request from the American Legion Fair Association men. Odham was asked about his long for ■ 'permit to operate Iheir fair personal friendship for Farris Bry­ here this year. ant of Ocala who already has an­ Karlyle Houihotder, represent*nounced his candidacy. “I have been and still am a ting and .peaking for the Ameri­ personal friend of Bryant. We see can Legion’* Fair Association said, alike on many things but not a "It's been our policy to make tho he said. Seminole County Fair a bigger Camellia fancier* in Sanford are 19M,” Odham said Bryant would be apt and bettar one each year.” fnvlted to enter blooms In the to appeal to the same type of poo However, Housholder revealed eighth annual Florida State Ca- pie from whom Collins draws hit 'mmelli* Show to He held In Orlando support.. that there would be no livestock ^Municipal Auditorium Saturday "But, I don't beliava Ihe godd exhibit thia year because, he sslil, end Sunday. people of the state will permit “No fundi are available this year The two-day event is one of themselves to be split. I don't be­ for tho exhibit.” Dates for Ihe the largest flower show* In the lieve the good people are stupid Seminole County Amcricsn legion aouth and attracts thousands of enough to vole for Fuller Warren,” Fair were given as Feb. 13 visitors esch yesr. through II. ha said. Mrs William B. McGea of Talla­ But Warren will be lough even I The Boird of Commissioner* ap­ hassee, general chairman, announc­ against Collins, Odham said. proved a permit for the fair. ed today that all space la taken Odham said he had rejected a A letter of Inquiry was authoris­ for Ihe commercial exhibits. Some place on the Adlai Stevenson dele­ of Florida's leading nurserymen gate slate In Florida's May 29th ed by the Board of Commissioners last night to be directed to Hub­ *will be ,displaying ea. . . . superlative . . . . . __|presidential preference primary bard Construction Company of Or­ melllas In this phase of the show,, Hj)eclu, e j found out there were lando to determine the status of ah* said. I entirely loo many ruller Warren Project No. 10 of the Sewer end Another attention-getting por-1 th, steveni0n Water Expansion program. The tlou of the show I. ‘hc/llvl.lon „ n iw d Wc,don n .P S lm project Included sewer Unci that fcp„ " m w T r r Tallahassee attorney who was a run adjacent to the Laney Dry aectlon will be on the Camellia s | trusted |nl||€d adviser ldvl, „ duclnj during W.rren's Cleaning building on Second St. » ‘,07 w.„ Travel. Through the Age. and the (wm „ 0 Ind Justice B. An ordinance changing Ihe mini­ ether Is on rageant of \ ears. K Boberts, RnH. rt. a. long , ' Urn time friend of mum plumbing fra from SO cents I. hitho . County Sanford and cmh Seminole the former governor, to $1 was apprnfed last night by resident* who wish to enter eoraStsnry Is a member nf Ihe Flor­ tpellllon for specimen blooms are ida Committer for Stevenson, Ju*- the Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners. asked to contact Mrs. J, C, West further Further discussion «of me the street it wet or Mrs, I,eland Tripp* In Orlando, tirei Roberts declined a temporary corh* rmsnxhlp of Ihs Stevenson r'njrfsclni p'rogrim ws4 tiblcd ‘ Entries will i t taken from I t* organisation In Its formative days last night until negotiation can de­ 11 a. m. Saturday, because of the press of his Su­ termine Just how far th* City can Tha show will he open to the preme Court duties. go in the priority program outlined pnhlie from 2 to It) p. m. Satur­ “ I still say there are too many day and 1 to 9 p. m. Sunday with Fuller Warren men In Ihe Steven­ by City Manager Warren E. Knowles. a small admission charge son high council," Odham replied. Odham said he couldn't work up "much enthusiasm" for Sen, Estes Church Conference Kefsuver of Tennessee who has announced he will enter tha Florida Will Open Tonight primary against gtevsnson. “I’m not sure w# (tha Demo­ At Orlando Site cratic Party) have a president," A Church Lenders Conference he seld. "A* things stand now, I think will he held at Central Chriiliao I'd prefer an uninstructed slate Church, Orlando, opening "l 7:30 tonight and closing at noon ore from Florida.” Thursday. U.S. Sen. Speisird L. Holland, Announcing his eandldiaey for Dr. Lin D. Cartwright, editor Tag Assessor I* Rudy I.. Sloan, who has shown no ardor for either of The Christian Evangelist, St. Stevenson or Kefsuver, has alio £8 4 , who reside* at ?nfl) Magnolia Ave. set*'- ■' • " 1 - fm—-«r suggested tho poealbtllty of an un- Louis, .will give three addresses on'the history and future nf tha i.oii Meriwether, and thre* child­ instructed slate of delegate* brotherhood of Desclples of Christ, “One thing I would like and ren. Kathy, six; Ellen, four, and that'a George Smalhera for tho vice Dr. J. Wsrren Hsstlngs of tho Frank Vernon, on*. Notion*! City Christian Church, The newly annnunred candidal* presidency," Odham said. Washington, will give threo mess­ Smathers, Florida’s Junior IT. I. it a native Flnridoion and la a ages nf special Interest and help senator, has been mentioned as • locomotive engln**r with tha At- , __ to ministers, and will spsak at a Untie Coast Lin. with whom ha viea possibility, lunrhion for th* laity tomorrow at has hssn employed ' for approxi­ n«m mately 14 year*. The Rev. Ralph Neill, public re­ a He Is a member of the First lation* dim tor of the Internation­ wPre*byt«r!*n Church, M a * o n Ic al Convention of Disciple* of l.edge. Legislative representative Christ, Indianapolis, will bo h*ard af Division 7(10 Brotherhood of on "The Churrh and Community Lnrnmotlva Engineer* and Veteran Good Will" and “Good Public Roof Foreign Wars with threo years latlona," He will alao apeak at servlet In the armed forcos. the minister*' wives' luncheon Sloan attended Wake Forest Col­ Wednesday. Devotion# at the var­ le g e In North Carolina. He brought ious sessions will be led byi Dr. out that he ho* studied real An employ* of tha Court Rout* Paul C. Carpenter, host pastor; estate laws and hat familiarised I since 1931 announce, her candi­ Dr. Cecil E. Denney, Miami; the himself with the duties and obli­ dacy for the Office of County Rev. Richard L. James, Jackson­ gation* of this office and feels Tax Assessor today. and the Rev. E. Emerson Mlsa Mary K, Carl* aald this ville; (hat he Is completely capable and flrnkaw. Lakeland.’ The meeting morning, "I wish t o ' announce qualified to handle all necessary will conclude with an open forum. dull** and obligations of the nf. that 1 am a candidate for th* office of County Assessor of According to th* local atlenfirs. Tax** for flomlnole County, sub­ dance chairman, Mrs, W, 1L C F. Marker 1* treasurer for ject to th* Democratic Primary Young, those from here who ex­ the campaign and deposits are pect to attend include) Pastor and being made at tha Benford At­ to ho held on May S, 1918." Mrs Parry L Slone; Mrsi Oscar TMlsi Earle eatd, “I feel that my lantic National Bank 22 * year experience in the Tax Pearson; Mr*. George W. Morgan Asseteor'a office, 19 years of Mr' and Mr*. Eugene W, Patti*; which have' boan sorved In tha Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L 'E llett; •Seven Men Charged capacity of Assistant Aaaeaaor, Mr. and Mr*. Harry Falk; and fully qualifies me for thla position In Stealing Copper and will anabl* ma to aarvo’ tha Mre. Ida Hutcherson, MOBILE! (Jt—Seven men were eltliara of Semlnolo County In arrested on ehirgea of stealing an efficient and courtooue man­ Mayfair Is Setting more than 100,000 feet of capper ner." wire from firing rengni st Eglln Th# candidate for the office of C aw I n i / P P P ^ f l l l ^ U C Air .Force Rase, Fla., the FBI Seminole County Tax A»ee.*or r 0 * J O y C C e L eQ U C U S The' District Cailctis of the hai been employed In tha Court said yesterday. Houto elne« 1931, beginning her Junior Chamber of Commerce will Th# wire w*i valued at about service In the Clerk'* office and ^118,000. Fred Hetlford. special two yeara later being employed get underway Sunday afternoon at * a f r n t In charge of th* FBl’a Mo­ by the Office of County Assessor ! o’clock here In Sanford at th* Mayfair Inn. bil* office, taid. of Taxc*. Representatives of C • n t r al Four were arrestej yesterday: Miss Earlo haa been a raeldent John William Atwell. 23. NfcevlHe; of Seminole County for 31 year* Florida Jayree organisations will Charlea W«bster FtanklJn, It,.and and la • graduate at Seminole meet to discus* plans for tha State Conference to be held later Cleveland Johnson, IS, both Rt. 1 High School, Nlcevilla; and James O'Kevan MeShe le th* daughter of the late In tho year Curley, 11, Rt. l, Crestvlew. William 8. Earle, Sr., Civil Engl- Plana are complete for the Hallford aald all were unem­ Inner and Contractor. •vent, necordlng (b tha local Jayployed except MrCurlfy who has Mlsa Earlo la an aciiva member e a t . Journal, which will Include worked aa a eJVillaa at tha EfUa of the Ftrot FrotoyteriM Cburch a social hour, buslnm meeting, Bratlsy Odham, whom second primary support la 1954 waa * major factor In Oov. Colllni* vic­ tory in the governorship rac*. aaya ha ii “ all out for Collina fn 1156." •w odham, who campaigned active­ ly for Colllni In 1984 after hla own elimination Bom tha governonhlp campaign In the first pri­ mary, aald “ I'm for Collin*. I'll do anythin* he want* me to do In hla behalf.” Odham said this Included slump American Legion Fair Permit Okayed By Commissioners ,Camellia Fanciers Invited To Enter Orlando State Show •Rudy L. Sloan, 34, Among Candidates For Tax Assessor Hiss Mary Earle Reveals Candidacy For Tax Assessor • t i leaftod. A report was submitted ta the Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioner* by Robert M. Anyas end Associates, consulting engmeore for the City, on the “new tank and pumping procedure* far the water system." The report Is a result of t series of tssta conducted by Us* con­ sulting engineer’* firm during » five day period J4a. • through Jan. 13, following a similar but shortsr period test conducted by City. Accompanying th# report wae a graph "plotting th* line pressure at the plant against the height of water In the new tank and showing th* actual time of pump­ ing each filling period,” , The testa, during the five day period, were conducted by Dave Newman, field engineer for Ro­ bert M. Angas and Assoclalei. Th* report on the testa, submitted by Richard L. Lampp, following data on pumping tlma at tho Sanford Water plant stated, "It will be seen that these total pumping tlm*a compare favorably with those dur­ ing so-called normal operations, In­ sofar as they are in tb* aamo rang*. "From a review of th* shove limited pumping records, w# do not believe," Ihe report said, “that the overall pumping lime will be ap­ preciably increased If the pump­ ing I* done principally during per­ iods of daily maximum demind.” Six rerommendathni wore sub­ mitted with th*-report. 1. That a minimum height of water nf 10 fret h# maintained In the bowl of Ihn new elevated stor­ age tank at *11 times; 2. That pumping operation* be coordinated with peak demands as much as possible. 3. That steps ho taken to deter­ mine when th# Naval Air tSation Is pumping from ihe City main* in that, as often as possible, the City pumps can ha operated at the tame time; , . 4, That ago and condition of tha 13-lnrh geared gate valv# at th* old tank will probably necessitate Its replacement In the near future. W hen a n y th in g Is dona at this Inratlnn we recommend that this valve h» replaced with a fully automatic altitude valvs; 8. That, If It U your dcrir# to operate the water plant without Ihe manual operation nf ths afore­ mentioned gal* valve, the altiludo valvs he Installed Immediately; and, » 8. That tha plant engineer bo instructed to abut down the pump when lhap rcM u rp exceeds 70 pnunda per iquart Inch duringpumping operations, regardless of the (might nf water in the tank. It It highly Imprnhahla that pres­ sures will exceed 70 p. s. I. beforo the tanks arn full, hut this will Insurt against excessive pressure* In th* water mains. The Board of Commissioners, after hearing Ihe report, and questioning closely th* Field En­ gineer, approved tha Installation ln to replace the 12-inrh gcnrrd valve, t mt uf Ihe valve will (lightly exceed seven hundred dollar*. Installation will h* dona hy city crews. Coffee Club Meet Set For Tomorrow The S-mlnote County Chamber of Commerce Coffee Club will meet tomorrow morning et 10 o'clock at thh* Chamber of Com­ merce Building. Tho half-hour get-log*Lh«r give* local businessmen an opportunity to meet one another and in greet newcomer* who have arrived In the City. Members of th* Chamber of Commerce and their guest* will be served coffee and doughnuts l»rlnr gating the ehort. Inter•sting program underway. « Hospital Preview Gatchel Q uestions Present Well Field Seen By Rotarians Legality To Answer Inadequate To Fill On Guided Tour C alls O u tsid e City Additional Demand Campaign Needed To Keep Properly Free From Litter From Ihe moment they entered Ihe spkrlous rerepllnn room until Department at the meeting last thry left to resume their various night of tho Board nf Sanford business and professional activi­ City Commissioner* when Com­ ties. the mop* than 10 member* missioner John Krliler cited the of the Sanford Rotary Club, who location of tha department In rela­ enjoyed a pre-open house visit to tion to the center of the City and Ihe Seminole Memorial Hospital, Commissioner David Gatchel Ques­ expressed themselves is well tioned the authority of the de­ pleased, not only with the time partment to answer calls outside they took to make the visit but with the building that culminated A concentrated eamnalgn will of tha City limits. However, Commissioner dreams and plans covering a be conducted by ths City, aeeord. ... „Karl period of over 30 year*. in is., n .J «# b • j Hlgglnhothom disagreed with ComFollowing their rustomary lunch­ S A S ! . " " " ? fl! S ," ,ord Clt* > ls.loner (ialchal when he aald, eon at Ihe Yacht (Tub at noon, the Commissioners, to clean up vacant "If a fir* break* out th* truck* members accepted the invitation lota. should go out. I'm n»t going to h« of Hospital Board Trustee Chair­ A discussion of the poislbllltle* a party to alttlng here and let* man, T. E. “Gene" Tuclrer to gel of using present ordinances and Inr a man’s horn# hum down." an advance view nf Ihe building Gatehal said, “W* want to ex­ and its equipment. Forming a requirements of th* City Charter pand tha City *f Sanford, but I motorcade tn llj* east end of the resulted la Commissioner David want' It to b* known that this hospital, th* Rotarians were di­ Gatchtd saying that "We need * Isn't a hatchet, nver the heads of vided into groups of 12 mrn xml law with some teeth in it." those outside th* City in the wrre personally conducted on a Citing example* of other cities fringe areas,H lour o/ the entire building by sev­ where commissioners have visited, Th* Board of Commlatloner*, eral members of the Hnspltal methods of collecting costa for discussing ways and msana of col­ Auxiliary. After being greeted by cleaning lots, within the City lecting fees for answering alarms Mrs. R. N. niackwelder at the limit# where owners refuse to. mitalds, of th* city limits, consid­ reception desk, they were escorted by th* following newly formed clean them up, City Manager War­ ered endorsements on Insuranee guides; Mfa, Warren Adams, Mrs. ren K. Knowtes revealsd that such policies, outright payment for tha Gordon Dean, Mrs. Rnlllam ToU, methods have not produced re­ rail and ^Iher methods. Commlasloner Ratlgan, entering Mrs. T. r. McDaniel, H i t CWtole* sults her*. Vodoplch, Mrs. F. E. mtamBlat Th* City Charter of the City the discussion called attention to fir., Mrs. Georg* Harden, and of Sanford, Florida, slate#, that the Board of Commissioner* that Mrs. John Crawford. “Th* City Commission shall have "the only thing wt can do le atop Tn mrntlon the fact that the power, hy ordinance or resolution, th* fir* trueka from going outside Rotarians were pleased with what to require that all iota and lands of th* City limit*. they saw sruuld b* minimising and ether premises within th* “We can take either of two their feeling*. The many favorable City he kept clean, sanitary and steps ” he said, “refits* to let the eommenta heard might b* summed frsa from weeds, trssb and other trucks go out of the city or change up in tha statement of a past pre­ litter, or make them »• *t th* os- th* City Charter. W* have ne sident *4 the cluh who remarked; psc.y of th* -swore, where th* .rig.ht,,aeeprdlng .to.4ur. Charter, "This la certainly, on* fine that »o lend th* trucks out of th* city th* taxpayara of Bemlnol* County owner fall*' or refuse* to ks«r> Until*." got their money's worth." A special souvenir edition of The Ksnfnrd Herald, to he published Friday, will give to all Ha readers a comprehensive, detailed story of raise tha atandards of our em­ the new hospital, showing ihe floor ployes and then give their aarvlrea plan of tho three stories and will cover the route of the trip Ihe Ro- and expansea Incurred in »>i ilcan- aw ay,” Gatchel offered a motion for Urlana made yeslerdsy. ifng such properly, and may en. fore# payment of tha *nm# against consideration, "that we discontinue tha owner or axalnst the property sending nttr fir# fighting equip­ ment outalda the elty limit* In In a suit at law or In equity," xreordene* with Ih# Charter," Th* Board nf Sanford City ComCommissioner Ratlgan seconded mlsalnnera agreed "that a cam­ the motion hut Immediately asked paign l>a started to gat th* lot* that a vote on th* question he eleaned up—and if no aetlon la tabled until thh* next meeting of taken hy tha property owners, to the Board of Commissioners, taka legal steps to have It done," Commissioner John Krider, tak­ ing up the discussion surrounding the Hanford Flra Department laid, Ralalgh King, a resident nf (ho Garden Club School "With the Increase In ear popula­ County for 3# years, put his hat tion and th* building np of tho In th* ring today In Seminole Coun­ Course One Begins areas of tho elty, ws'v* come to ty, as a candidate for Tax Asses­ place where w* must mov* our Tomorrow Morning the sor. Fire Department to a aoore ewnKing waa bom In Putnam Coun­ Courae No. 1 of th# Flower tral location." ty. Florida, where ho attended Show Garden School of th* San­ Continuing hla statomant about tha public schools. After coming ford Gxrrlen Club will gat under­ Ih* sonslderallon of the lo*a| fir* tn Sanford snd white working with way tomorrow morning at 9il8 department, Krider said, “It'a lb* utilities company, he enrolled at the Garden Center located on com* to the point where wa'ra not „ , „ with Ih* LaSalle Extension Univer­ Fast First It. and Mellonvllle ff*ring fir# protection anymore. sity and look its course in public Ave. Our equipment la In terrible accounting. He resigned as chief clerk of the uttlitdw* company In Mr*. Mabel Bonn* of Orlando shape—It's a dlsgraca. "it's going to Uk* some think­ enter th* real estate field. In 1927 will ipilruet tomorrow morning ho left the real estate buslncse to with P. E. Parvln, a w«*l-known ing on th* part of thia present engage ta celery growing, and for member of tho faculty ol the Uni­ Commission," raid Krider, And h* 26 year* wav active In ail phases versity of Florida's School of added, “It will enst quit* O bit of of the vegetable Industry. Ho Is Agriculture, teaching the horti­ money, maybe $160,000 to g«t tha now conocrled with th* asles de­ culture phase of th* schnbl tomor­ new equlpmtnt and a new loca­ tion." partment of the Panther Company row afternoon. Ruxg*itlnns • surrounded t h a of Fort Worth, Texas, ai a Florida Mrs. fra J. V*m*do# of Jacksonrepresentative. villa will Instruct th* school all moving of, th* Fir* Department from Us present location to a He Is a recent graduate of the day Thursday nale Carnegie Course a member mnre central spot on Franeh Ava. Mrs. Kariyle Housholder, chair­ of the Masonic Lodge and • mem­ Said Krider, “ThJ traffic situation man of the Flower Show Schnol ber of the First Presbyterian committee, said Ltdsy that each Is surh that the fire dspartmant Church. can't protect people's properly, In 1928 he was married to Miss day's sevilon will begin at 9:18 “ It's vsry serious." said Com* a. m. and end at approximately Creel Little. Mr. and Mr*. King mlsslimer Krider. “We've gotten Nava on* daughter, Mrs. Gilbert 8:18 p. m. niirsalves Info a situation of pro­ Blocker, and two grandchildren. Mrs. Housholder said that a tecting all of Bemlnot# County— Thia Is hla flret venture Into poli­ small fea will he charged to da- and wa ean't *vsn protect tha tic*. fray th* axptnsei of tha school. City" Raleigh King Puts Hat Into County Tax Assessor Ring Van Eeghen TITUSVILLE IM — Philip via Eeghen, Melbourti# laundry operx for, was Indicted ytiUvrtay for first degree murder by ■ Brevard County grand jury Invssllgitlng ths bludgeoning death of his wile and daughter test month. The indictment was returned In Ihe slaying of the daughter, Phyli# Ann, 7. Nn eharg* was mad* In Ihe death of his red haired will Patricia, 29. The bodlea war# found In a n r parked across tha street from a Melbourne funeral home Dec. I. Van E«gh*n, 86, who had re­ ported them missing, was held In Jell flve daye for questioning but Department By Blasts On Slaying Jury held the slaying* were "a t| blocks from their horn*. the handi of a person or p-rioni Van E#gh#n, a former Canadian unknown." Army arllllsryman, has dented any Sheriff If. T. Williams' deputies knowledge nf Ih* killings. H* says rejalled him a few minutes after he last saw his wif* and child the grand Jury report. n#e. T at the laundry, thought When found, Mre. Van Kaghn, they want to s mevle that night a native of Scotland, wee covered and went to bed, waking up about with a blanket on the front wet 6:30 a. m. to find them missing. of the family convertible The Tha Van Esgbens worn married ehlld'a body was la th* trunk. Both al Ft. St. Johns, British Columbia had been struck la th* back of tn 1947. They moved to Melbourne tho bead three times. three yeara ago. Ho le a estiva of Sheriff Williams gild Use death St. Louis and once lived In Tampa, weapon apparently waa a hatchet Tha couple bad one other child although K has not been reported Rng*r, 4, who died in 19*4 of a found. Ho aald th* mother and head injury believed received whan chad wars kflod at the rear ef struck by a * lenafop, s Mrs. L. C. Glisson Dies In S t Pete . Th* friends of Mr*, t . C. Oilssen will ragrst to tearn of h*r death at tho home nf her dough' tor Mrs. Ralph E. Stsvsns, in St, Petersburg. Mrs. Glisson wa* a former resi­ dent of Sanford, hut mode h«r homo with her daughter for a number of years. Besides Mrs. Steveni, survivor* Include a granddaughter, Mre. Doa Krause, and a nephew, Ralph & Stevens Jr., both af St, Petersburg also a naphew, R. R. WllUames of Orlando, . / ,,iy. i* T*■'!xi- i„h , ' I ------------ - * 1 The auxiliary of the hole Memorial Hospital will meet Thursday night a t TiU #6 the Yacht club, It waa aanounead hy Mr*. T. F. MeDantel, program chairman. The speaker will be Ar­ thur Ballsy, Administrator of the Orang* Memorial Hospital ha Or­ lando. Mre. A, W. Ippe, yiaeldtot *4 th* local group, xrgea wary mem­ ber to be present because of tha widespread ben*fit that la to ba derived from Baltey’a talk. Out of tha mo*t sucaaasfn! apa* rations of tho ladles, wha assist ha tha many dettee of hospital ad­ ministration ta carried aa at Or­ ange Memorial, It waa aald, and from thia exporters** there will bo much that can maha tha In­ dividual Job# hare aaster aad more Mmpnhenelra hi the relation* ta the other*. fa this way. Mm. Eyys aald, tl ta peeslhte ta get tha meet effoetfve rewrite, Th* haportaato of attendance a l tbte session caa readily ba appreHated by each lady wha haa a*. oepted a raaponalblllty with tha B«mlnate Maatoria) HoepitaJ that will have It* op«a bees* ea fun. day aad that win ba ready la aa. •apt pat lent* ea Fab. 1, Mrs, Epjva added. At 1 o'clock Immediately preced­ ing the general meeting th* Betid will convert*, Mrs. Epps said. French Ave. Work IS pet. Completed Almost $88 millions In road con­ struction project* war* underway, In th* state during D«c*rab*r« a*# cording to a monthly progress re­ port Issued today hy Wilbur EL Jones, Chairman of tho State Road 1 Department. In addition to tha $84,980198 o | project* already under, construc­ tion, Chairman J ohm said th * | . bids war* received for $19431,624 In now construction. During tha month contract* were formally! awarded for other mad construe*. Hen totaling $9410,409 wh Ms wdrll *J aomplttod and aeeopted by ths De­ partment la tb* parted amounted to $6,401,001. W i l l i a m H. Dial af Orland Rq«d Board a n t e from • Fifth DiitrlaL reported that itruetteu malar 40 ooatm fe f II Muattea MmptWng th b < accounted te r 017,740468 state totaL s is s a - A ,.! Fmwra! arrangsmante wdfl ha annoanaed fetes. Bmfel w « W fe foHwaaaapm' * “ - : .r ■ . p0W,Ur ki* • Commissioner J o te Krldtr told th* Board of Sanford City Commission last night, “Should th* Navy want addt* tlonal water," and w* find M f supply th* demand, where will art present well fields Inadequate, to get additional watar t* furnish euy City", Commissioner Kridor asked. Th* City, same month# ago, pgns chased a site on th* old Lakg Mary Road to locate, possibly. other well* to furnish the City with an adequat* water supply^ However, the wall field haa hag net been tasted as to whether of not water i* available at the a t# location, “Suppose our present water sup­ ply Is depleted and we find that there la no water available at tbte new well field we hare purchased T —we will then h* alttlng oa a powder keg," Krider laid. As a reablt of the Molest** situation that might exist, the Board of Commissioner* approved for th* calling for bid# for twaInch tost wsllx on th* mew field alt*, of varying depths, to detoe■ mine th* quantity and quality ed water available there. fl � 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 23, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 23, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 23, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b17688d2a1f97793fe47508c71c395d2.pdf 51653cff337086e16010af922e4370e4 PDF Text Text ' F.M i vtfftfag htteresh. threngheet the State. Shslfer, hU w i f e 4 the two •hlldren, toft 1"In' Ravanna Monday hi have -Urn on the <N t throughout the rlU return to their home iff}.* f . -v,, ; ■'r/if/M ted the Florida Product* NFUy that has been ■ the window of th# tpeey. The display con. th a t era produced In im 4 fettieole County the state today i n . the alert of a month of empjbiaia-on what Fibride grow* end manufactures. The first asfcul Florida Pro­ ducts Festival Is sponsored by the State Development Commission. It la timed peer the height of the tourist season to acquaint vis­ itors with the fact that Florida has much *more than aunahlne, aurf bathing add fishing. Gov. Collins aaya many Floridlana will be surprised to learn the variety et products turned out here, Workers May Look For Missing Men WMf tor Jacksonville, Nritoon, Mr. and y fc l» « b f th in g and Dr. .'Wfaoao form er home* (riwna, tho hometown rlonda Family, , • family was amstod prodocta maitul In tha Sanford Hrin by Itom. h g i t Yowall'o down* w# LAKK CHARLES, La. UT-Doctor* and refloeyy worker* may atep on tho charred, amoMorlflg dacka of tho oil tonkor Salem MaflUmo today to search. Uie ashes for tha remehti of toere tiisn 30 m ining svsrnw. ' A ipekoemaa for the Cltlei serv­ ice Oil Co., which owned tho tanker that exploded late Tuesday night. Hid' Um oft * deck search would begin, if-th e flamer died down ai ho oxpocted. Bo far, according to Dr. J. IV. Orookihank, Clllca Service medical director, searchers have token . "Throughout our elate there wBI he many exhibit* of agricultural and industrial progress and hum dreda of atorei will feature Items DitWe to Florida, with many apo­ dal'aala* giving ui added Intern tlvo to know and appreciate our own product* better,” ha said. Auto Sales Abuse Public Hearings To Get Underway WASHINGTON tD-Backe dby a poll of retail auto dealers, a Senate subcommittee l a u n c h e s public hearings today on charges of .abuses in auto lairs. Sen. Monroney (D-Okl«), chair­ man of a Commerce subcommittee on automobile marketing, released In advance of tho session a poll of retail draleis showing widely held views that “bootlegging," "phan­ tom freight” and other practice* must be curbed. The aubcommltlce'a question­ naire was answered by 10,118 of the nation's «,ooo dealers. Of those who replied, 18,749 en­ dorsed “ congresslonsl study or federal legislation with regard to automobile dealers’ problems.” Called as the (irst witness was George Itomncy, p r e s i d e n t of American Motors Cnrp., which Yesldva University hecam* tha first Ameriran university under Jewish suspires on Nov. >8, 1045. s®w Ida Prdducta Festival to Comity chambar of headed by Irntth, (• coordinating a County participation W i FrodoeU Faitlval ■tt iptarhaaded by tha Uopmanl Commission 1 various Chamber of organisations through* •to. Iras will feature Florida ■ring tha 10 dgy cal*- ' of to rt qnesttoa fay the eeurta. I s fay virtue «f haring Insurance, faut failed to notify their iMureoee agent or Iniurnsco company about their accident promptly enough fCeatloeed From ra g e One) for the Company to get the* re­ e person li killed or Injured or quired Information to the State property damage total* fSO' or Treasurer*! office before suspen* more. Thli collaterel muet be de* slon became mandatory. He point* poll ted within 80 daye after the ed ont that ofthe* 5,331 who re* State Treaeurer recelvea e report eeived euipemlon notice* in Deo* of the aeeldon, tho penalty for ember, 4,088 ruihed In with proof failure being cuepeneion of both of Insurance when tho notice wee driving and registration privil­ raceivad, eges until the eecurlty provisions This fact alone, Sir. Larson de­ of the law are aetlsfled. clared, la proof that many motor­ The law also provides that such ists ere atlll confused about the collateral must bg posted regard­ law and could, thvraiorv, suffer less of fault, pending settlement sarloua hardships which are wholly unnecessary. As a result, Mr. Lar­ son aid he would gain endeavor, a ha did last September, to In­ form the public shout the mis­ takes that aro being made under tho new law during the next four weeks, H baa received assurance of cooperation In thli effort from NEW YORK W)— Patrick B. tha Florida press and radio and Mi’Olnnl* aaya ha Is quitting as television stations. head of the New Haven Railroad and cites "unprincipled and un­ Mr. Larton called blunt atten­ bridled” commn'er attack' on h'm tion to the fact, however, that as tha major raason for flapping during December alone 841 Flori­ down. da owner* and operator* actually lost thslr motoring privileges un­ McGinnis, riery. self-mada finan­ der the new taw. He warned that cier. Announced last night ha baa licenses and registrations thus called a special meeting of the suspended f o r non-compliance line's Board of Director* her* to­ would not be returned until tha morrow “for tha purposi of resign­ offending motorists have paid for ing as prasldant.” damages they caused and In addi­ The 5l-y«ar-o'd McGinnis took tion furnished proof ef flnapcial n«er tho New Haven In April 1MU, responsibility In the emount of beating the Frederic Dumalne tn125,000 for the aucceedlng three (■-rests In a bitter orrxy right. year#. Hill, do IBIO, mould n* Head of the Investment firm of sufficient notice to "tha willful McGinnis to (V he rad hosw-J few” that tha itata Is In dead earn­ two railroads, tha Norfolk South­ est about firm and uncompromloern and the Ceittral of Georgia. toy enforcement. "Those who know me know I do As a parting reminder to chronic not run from a fight,” MrOInni# accident causers, Mr. Larson de­ raid. "My resignation la present* clared that even Insurance will not ed to the board bacausa I feel that protect them against tha Finan­ I can heat fulfill my obligations to cial Responsibility Law for very the stockholders and paeatngara long. . . hy making this move. Samnle Shoe Sale SIZES 1 4 - 4 V i- 5 Formerly $3.98 Ut $8.98 FLATS — WEDGIES — HI Black, Brown, Tan, Grata, Rad, While, Blue, Beige and Navy AS LO N G AS T H E Y LA S T ! Sanford Shoo (enter 208 SANFORp AYR. [a Caunty, County, >r API-LICATIOW rots ta x n w ro 1M.1» ria ru a Itatataa of tIFnRHT Oivrff older of Ih# ioliowln* oertlfUaia aa 111*4 aald cartlfioat* for i#x ted to ho Isausd thereon. The e«rmoots aumh.r amt y.sr of l»«ua«s, the d c rtp ilo n of the proa m . and 'th* nemo In which It rao Biassed are at tollowis drttflcat* No. 101 . ^ Way et'lssuanco J*M It, A. f»R U b n tm o N o r rn o n cn T T i j f i i ft of f-nt at n u k A,-; p. 4’hapysll'. HuUdlvi.loa m t 'i w k i i ; m ft jtam a la which Mss.ssd P. C. ju F f ! bald property being to the O il y of Bamlnoto. (late of WertEM misi* such eertlllcalv «h»ll a.yedt*th*d secerd ng to law tha A aartr dtsrrlhed In surh cerltflLlTwlft k* aoid to th# MjhMt tod­ ay, a t the ircht door of tha go■tool* County Court Jlnm# at Bansrd* Florida, on tha first Monday a■tfa* month of Fobruary, till, to |ha *tn day of February. pai«4 this Ita 'd a y of January, ult Court. County, 1 te e ! | i i r n r u r o t v r s . iV. B. StIlCtIH O rr. fit tha »f the. fallowing earn float# led said nsfilftoat* tor u i t -1# Issued inerson. Tho tsri'aum har ana year of U«uLhi dtaorlplton of tho proand th* nama In which It w*M*d are aa follows) rat* Ka « * 11. L P , t i l l in* r PHOFKIVITi tWito a eowtore, anyone tan ha an arllM In ollhor blark and while or rotor, BeasUfal soon** like this ore your* for tho taking. You Too Can Bo An Artist—With Your Camara In this post-ChruUnai season, thero are many now cameras in action. And w t are almost envious of, those of you who are now cam­ era users, because so many won­ derful things are before you. Such are the wonders of a cam­ era that In practically no time at all averyona who takes pictures respond* to its challenge and fas­ cination. And it doesn't matter what typa of camera Is Involved, for even th# almplest box camera posses soi th* happy faculty of serving aa a third eye. Not many of ui may b« able to paint a landicape or writ* a play, but given a camera we can describe a scan* or .Activity with remarkable clarity land detail. W hat'i more, we can share Our personal record of an 'experience with as many other i people as we wish to. A whole kaleidoscope of picture opportunities la presented to us with every tick of tha clock. Just take a look out the window. Perhaps you can sea a view of a 'familiar street. Think of it aa it look* at dawn when the thadowa are long—and again at dusk whan th* warm glow ot lighted win­ dows pierces the gloom of twilight. Or pcrhnps you prefer to remem­ ber tho Interesting pattern of re­ flections tnado by rain On the pavement, or the complete change ot mood mode by brilliant bonms of sunlight streaming down the walks. Even et the very snma moment, a scene will exhibit different facets for different observers. A half a dozen picture-takers snapping tho same view simultaneously can record a half a dozen very differ^ ent pictures. For a camera U merely an extension ot one's own sight it secs only what you see in the vlowftndcr. And what ybu ace will be affected by such things as distance, light, shutter speed, lens opening, and camera angle or viewpoint. The ability to Judge all the*o factors is one that naturally growa with experience. B ut more often than not, the necessary informa­ tion will be found right on the pack of Aim you buy. Always read it carefully before you atari shoot­ ing. It's put there to help you get the beat poMlble pictures every tunc, —John Van Guilder M A C /i TREAT h "chuluoi* H a t Book I i l l to II ■' hi Which aassisad ft r. if said propartr hatog In th* -n| gsminol*. Hist* of F lan•las* aueh csrtlflcate atirl| aattSd aaooraing to law the awran a w aa® at tha front door of tha goCounty Court Ifnua* at Hanrierida. an tha first Monde/ month of rakrusry. Ill#, II U* ltd day af Vsbrusry, S P A 'O T rtT T f . . . M A C A .R .O N f . . . N O O D .L IS « this ltd day a t Jaatiary, tstltloa having been ■it'll iSaurt la aad j o r VjfnaliT m > n % Vis m io H •o aid yem to peepwring »t A T B d 7 T i r T T io r 7 ? 1^ t T ' 7 * ! T » n o n i ? o ^ o o 3 1 . LUMBER COMPANY i �% < i ■ i-V » 0 . J.;.-.! Weather Shop and Save In Sanford Partly t l n l r to t M f Saturday. Mill temper atom, 1 today N to n tow tonight to to ( AH I N P f P t P U T FLORIDA VOLUME XLVIU Rev. Miller Praised For Service All-Florida Family Has Opportunity ¥ To View Products P A IL T W ig tfW f rR m A rT iA N u iS ^ lo , i b i A— d i U l P w Ito M l Wire Umpire School Off To Successful Beginning The Firat Raptlat Church of Sanfurd commend* th* aervlcea of Ihe Rev, John L. Miller former MinisTh# All-Florid* Family, from ter of Education at the local church Havann*, visiting Sanford y**tarwho waa railed to a full lima pas­ day had *n opportunity to aaa torale of the llypoluxo Mlaalon of product* frown »nd •'manufactured Ihe Firat Baptist Church of Waal In 8*mlnol« County. t Palm Beach recently. Arrlvln* In Sanford yaatarday, In a resolution, approved hy Ihe al 11 o'clock, Mr, and Mr*. Walofficial* of Ihe local First Bapllal laca Bhelfar'and thalr twb chlldrftP, Church, the membership of the Susanna a id >»ndy War* taken ghttreh "gratefully acknowledge* I WMW aat up immediately to tha exhibit the forward looking Christian In the dlaplay wind** of tha leadership of the Rev. Miller in Yowall Co. which la being apen* directing the full lime educational anred by tha Florida Product* program of the church." Festival commltta# of tha SamlRev. R. Spear The rendition read, In pari, nnl* County Chamber of Com"that the Firat Baptist Cuhrch of Offers Prayer mare*. Sanford, hereby commends the Ralph A. Smith I* ehalrman of Rev. Miller, a native son of San­ Georg* Barr’* Vmptra’a Satftftt the local eommlttc* and Rimer ford, for hi* leadcrahlp an d -ei-i *ot off to an auspicious sta rt fo t W'nnlcnay act up the exhibit In prclilly for, his fine record of aethhr 201 h time at 2:30 o'clock peg* ~ eonperatlon with the group. rnmptiihmrnl* In his own church." tarday afternoon at Ward'ft Hotel. , j Tha exhibit ahowa Samlnnla It Is polnlrd out, In th* resoluLongwood, tha alt* of tha school County producta aueh aa fartlliaar, tlon, that since the Rev. Miller eltru* and farm, product* frown came to Ihe First Baptist Church for tha past savarat vaara. NaftlH* and manufactured by Chaaa and a* Minlaer of Education, the 5ft students from all asatlo u ft# Co, | ladle* fowru and ahortle church has grown from a single tha country wora treated b? W d | department for earh age group to pajama* by BmnVflald Mill*: McLaulln, Southern rapraaeatadv# J Sport ihtrta and men's pajama* by multiple department* In both th* Sunday School and the Training Plarro Mff. Co. and Sanford Mff. for th* achool who introduced tltft Union. Co.: lawn mower and wroufht Rav. Robert Spear Jr„ palter til Under Ihe leadership of Ihe Rev. Iron column* by Stlno Machine th* Church of the N aaarenq.m Miller, the Elder Springs Mission and Supply Co,: Fibra hruahra offer the' invocation waa nrganlrod in February IW4. ■rrii ’ and canned heart of oalm eabbaye The Minion program now Include* McLaulln axpraitcd particular by Ox-FIbr* Bruih Co.: Lawn Sunday School and Church Ser­ pleasure at tha arastnc* *f Mr*. adger and picture* of yroy* culti­ vice each Sunday morning and • IIF.MRRRR OF GEORGE HARR'S Umpire School staff greet a friend of long standing at the opening Blanch* McGraw, widow *f th* vator by B A 8 Mff. Co: and ALI,-FLORIDA FAMILY VISITS TtRRK. (Staff Photo) weekly prayer meeting. nf th* famad school at Ij>ngwood, yesterday. (Left to right) George Barr, Mra. John J, McGraw, Hail of Fame anahrlnad lata MORA concrete pipe by Sherman Con* Milter waa inatrumentat In or­ Gene Roathall and Rill Agntanns. (Photo hy Jamatnn) Crete Pipe Co. agar of tha Now York Giants, K r t, ganising; and waa superintendent Tha All-Florida Family, cboaan of Ihe Vacation Bible School hi McGraw haa been a regular attend* by tha Florida Chain Store Coun­ 1M4 and 1M3 and under hit lead­ ant at tha school ananliuta fo f cil, Hr* on tha outaklrta of Haership Ihe. enrdt -sent Increased many years and waa flvea an ova* vanna where Shelfar la a tolacco from JOO to .WO. * tlon by both tha students and thft and vefetahl* farmer, Ha waa The rraoulllon, released today many visitor* from Lonf^eedy a«l<rtcd and nominated from a by the Firat Baptist Church of Sanford sad stbar potato In C m . groun of 14 famtllea Sanford, alio command! Mra. "There will b* more than Just toal Florida, Bhelfer ha* reca John L. Miller, wife of tho for­ ■afety etreaaad when the Blcycl* Aftar painstakingly httrodw laf ■fricultular award* h an Polio mer Mlnlatrr of Education, tor .Safety Club la organised .Satur­ tha visitors, McLaulln lallad e* ed the outatandlm the "fine way Mr*. Millar contri­ ursday, Jan. Starting Monday, Jan. tt, the Se­ day," aald Mra. France* Murray, "tha old man" to taka avaf 'antl Havanna area for buted lo the carrying out of the minole County Vocational School chairman of Ihe rnmmlttee bring­ according lo from th* recaption accorded hlnif Tho family of entire Church Program." t Kirttoy, towill effrr two short courses in of­ ing hoy* ami girl* together to Georgs Barr know that he "OR tour of Florida ton nual March of fice procedures and business En­ teach the fundamental* of hlrycla off to a good atarL Mixing hum* return lo It* home a arm after Cpunty. safety. glish. The course to office pro­ or with hla aerloua iimM—kfr > a whirlwind vlalt to principal point* cedure! will include correct tele­ "W# wIR also have picnics, ha* boen dlvldBarr told th* *Indent* Juat wM* throughout tho State. phone technlaue, office manners, wfener reaata, bicycle hike*, and Id the eo-chalr* would Im aspected af them \ Other than Sanford, their vlilla pegsonaUtF, Job .application and many ritbtr Interesting adven­ i affort lo raise Included/ atop* at Tallahassee, Al tha dinoM ueattog el Lhe.D*, Ju*k. what, tkty might oafN interview*. At**' Includes*..In Able ture# daring tho summer months Bary Otamtorir of Commerce Wad- from tha ataff* of the t u e 1 •mpa.Ci.prwirtoT. »t. JMejnhttLr. courge lg dictaphone transcription. and on weekends," she said. nesday night at the Stetson Emphasising Ike slogan of the . W ait falm Reach. Orlando And Mra. Bulh BJoblom, It Is an eight weeks' eoursa taught Tlie Rleyclo Hafcty Club will he rafctrrla in Dct.snd a resume of achool lo ba “axpact he plajr The TT. I. Civil larvic# CotnmlaJacksonville. by Mrs. Lydia Walt. Lake Mary; Mra. J. W. Yarbor­ organised Raturdny morning at *Th*y war# greeted hy a fnntl- ough, Geneva; Mr*. Robert Brad­ llnn, Atlanta, Georgia, announce* ' Judge VaM.tr Carlton, of the Ruslnea* English consists of a 10 o'clock, In Fort Mellon Park, the year’* achievement* by presi­ and you’ll call It", B arr told gent of local bualncaamcn and ex. ford, aouth end of Seminole Coun­ an open competitive examination ' Ninth Judlbial Circuit, wntenerri review of grammar, punctuation, hilt to the rear of the Ramlnole dent A. L. Lincoln w n the chief the group that curfew would he completion* hy Ito abaane* hub aeutlvia, ty; Mr*. Mary ttxttcU and Mra. for career or temporary appoint­ three inen Ihls morning who had and spelling. The student then County Chamber of Commerca topic nf Interest. One hundred eevenly five mem- "If you do roma fa lata, ba tolarw Frank Rujxell for Ihe Casselberry- ment to the poiltlona of aubilltuto been found guilty by Juries during learns how to rom pov business Building on Seminole Boulevard. the winter term of court hearing letters. The course runs approx­ her* were reported, AO applicant* ant of th* wishes of thoca whe Fern Park area; and tho Woman'e An area will he roped off for thr clerk, substitute carrier, and subcriminal cases, imately a full semester, Mra. event In anticipation <>f a huge helm accepted during the year. ho»# aready retired. Gambling Club for Oviedo. Willi*in Oscar McKcndrce, M- Gladys Mall is the instructor. Hope w»* expressed that Ihe Civic 81* thousand school carda have delivery crowd of youngsters o^ every Community building could he wilt not b* permitted", ha Mid. ycsr old Panla earpentrr, who was The office procedure* class will and h* urged th* sludaat* "nob gt>r In th* Sanford Florida Post ago, been distributed under the dlrrc utilised by the CofC In Iho future. to borrow from each other: te charged with the firat degree mur­ meet • • 10 a. ra., Ihe Ruiiness Each child registering for tha lion of Mra. Margaret Golt for Office. Zoning, supported heartily by Its dress decently whan going In fog der of R. Keith Cochran in a tavern English class 10 • 11 a. m. every the white achoola and Thelma Applications will be accepted shooting last summer, was found morning, Monday through Friday. Bicycle Safety Club, aald Mrs. members, wax spoken of a* Its maali and to act a t tha hotel ae ■ Murray, will receive a member­ lluratnn for the colored achoola, from persons who reside within guilty nf manslaughter by a 11A student may enroll any time ship card, a decal to put on Ihelr main project. you would at hems, for this lg laid tha co-chairmen, msn Jury, earlier this month. Hecrlary Exrrell L. Rwlfl, re­ In bookkeeping and typing, tor Samlnala County Shariff J. Dan* March of Dimes cards have been the delivery of the Pint Office This morning, Judge Carlton both day and evening classes. In­ bicycle, ami a booklet on hlrycla ported that the DeBary post office your homo white yon a r t at th e ycr Cordell, this in o r n i n K. distributed countywide by Dick named or who are bona fide pa­ rare. siluitlon ha* been Investigated hy school. You’ll find Longwood and ,1 warned lavernt, bar*, and grills Aiken and the co-chairmen have tron* of such office. Persona em­ irolenced McKcndrce to 1S years struction In these course* Is oti an When the hoy or girl reglsler* Ihe federal government which will Sanford friendly placea but don't at hard labor at Raiford State Individual basis. The demand tor Saturday morning, earh nun will •willnf alcoholic bevcrane* that urged everyone to return the*e give a decision on Ihe new location gat th* Idea that we'll tolerate PrJ-nn after hearing a pica from “they at* balnf watched carefully rardi, with contribution* as quick­ ployed In the Tost Office will be McKendrce's counsel, Tom Watson, office worker* in this area ha* l*e given a bicycle safety teat by March 1. over-friendlhitia an your pgrt tg been great. The school has not considered bona fide patron* of la to he conducted under and eonalatantly relative to tha ly a i possible, tha extent that youH be wMst, for. a* prcscntcnce Investigation. bean ahla to fill all the rails tor which Frederick Clevrcinga, chairman the direction of Ihe Sanford Po­ selling of aleoholle beverage* to Th# Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air the office. Application* mu*t he Watson, in making Ihe plea for qualified secretarial and book­ llen Department and Pollen Chief nf Ihe directory drive, aald that Kng and giving wolf-calls a t dug minora." , Station's "March of Dimes" cam­ received or post marked on nr be­ pres,-nonce Investigation said, "I keepers. tho new book 1* going to pre** and voting lad ln you pace. Yea c a s e Roy G. Williams. Sheriff Cordell revealed thla ps lgp la under the direction of fore Feb. 1, 1060. her# to ha nmplroa and wa arpoct believe hr (McKcndrce) Is entitled Then th* bicycle will he In­ will be ready toon. Thomas Barry you te be gantleaaen," he aoncln^ morning that a bartender a t tha Chaplain R. W. Kampeon. wa* appointed chairman of a com­ The beginning basic rat* of In some consideration of the hy a group nf ritisan* te ed. • . ; Blua Bird Tararn, Rupett William Treasurer for the March of pay la SI.82 per hour. Applicants court." G. Meany Accuses spected Insure that every hike la In per­ mittee on numbering village Lelnisnrlng, bad bean arreatad Dime* in Seminole County, laid mint have reached their eighteenth State's Attormy Murray Ovefhomes, Lincoln, Swift and William Tb* R ot . Georg* Granger, Vi* condition fur tha utmost In and charged with "railing whl»kty John Sauls, i* R. W. Dearie of the birthday on the riming dale for slrcet told Judge Carlton "W# are NAM Of Campaign fect ear of Ghriat Cburth, LengWOOtL safety. Those Inspecting th« hike* Lull were reflected director*. to a minor." The Blue Bird Tavern Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Rwlft gave an Iniplratlonal ad­ welcomed tha asaemblaga and alse acceptance nf application*. This not In a position lo Join in the rewill ho lloh Kerns, Ed Christen"Those who wish In help in tho age limit doe* not apply to per. conmentlainn and we do object." To Destroy Unions I* located on 17-81, anulh of San. sen, W, W, Tyre, and Sidney dress on the objective* of the offarod tha dosing pr i y „ . Before handing down Ihe icn- ■NEW YORK l/n~G enrge Mrany Chamber which must keep pace fard and I* Ilea need under tha Mothers' March on Polio can get sons' entitled to veterans' prefer­ VlMen, , i--fname of Blue Bird drill. It In touch with me at their earliest ence. - / Irnct, Judge Carlton said, " We president of Ihe AFIrGIO, arcuses Also cooperating will ha Good­ with problems nf the Increasing had a good Jury, acceptable lo th* National A**n. nf Manufactur­ year Service Store, Robson Sport­ DeBary population. He opened a la owned and operated by Joatph convenience," said Sauls aa he Necessary forma and further both sides, and w* had a fair announced the annual fund raising Carry, ing Goods, and Western Auto As­ forum on the road situation *r1 Information mav he obtained from trial. The court feel* lh*l from Ihe ers of a campaign In destroy labor sociate Store. Stanley flicyela held suggestion* for thalr repair Sheriff Cordell *ald. ’'the Blue campaign yesterday, "We hope that thla year'* cam­ tha Postmaster at th* Post Office evtdenre In thp raae the defendant untopa, building. Bird Tavern came under suspicion' Cola O. Parker NAM president, Shop will Inapert blryele* free of ind paign will be Ihe most successful or from th# Fifth U. S. Civil Ser­ received a fair trial." The board of director# finlnthed whan I found too many eutomo. charge following tha registration replied In a talagram last nlghti McKcnrirre'.a wife was In Ihe tba program by electing the fol­ hllaa parked there for tha tlaa of in tha history of Seminole county," vice Regional Office, R Forsyth "1 ragrat that Mr. Meany haa Saturday. V. J; St, N, W„ Atlanta 6, Georgia. court loom when the/senlcnce waa lowing offlcets: A. L, Lincoln, prethe place," he raid. "I have been he said. A group nf ladles will assist chosen to make ait lll-temperwd pronounced, .she covered her face In registering each Mcyc'e fur the sident; II. 8. Whtleker, Vice presl* watching the place for several with her hands and with Irara attack on tha NAM as a mntrlhu- Hlcyclo week* and found too manv young Bicycle Safely Club. They ere: dent; L. U Swift, secretory ind atrcamlng down her fare, gently tlon In the labor—management ! Mr*. France* Murray, Mr*. Fran treasurer; and recording secre­ T 'Plug Up Loopholes' sobbed. McKendrca Antitrust Action people going In end out." showed no evi­ ptara and understanding wa saek." Smith, Mra. Alice Wlillnk, Mr*. tory, Harry M. Brown. EVANSVILLE, Ind. ( f t —Follee In announcing the arreat of tha Meany spoke last nigh at a of emotion when ho heard Sully While, Mrs. Candy MrSuggestion Stated dence In three italea searched bartender, who ha* been rtleaacd Is Said Surprise dinner of Ihe National Industrial Clanshan, Mrs, Kiilph Brown, and the sentence. lindei a 1500 bond, Shariff Cordell •"day f0r U slie Irvin, daicrlboM , JACKSONVILLE I* - Antitmsl Junior Hi Tangles Uonferanra Rnnrd, a business and Ben Joa, 57-year-old negro Inv­ Mrs. J. T. Haggerty. a* a "mad dog" killer who eteaprdi •*afd that a boy, 15-ycara-oM went action against Foremost Dairies By Sen. McClellan irdustrlal fact-finding organisa­ ent operator, was given three Although not required for re­ from Jail while under sanUnee e | Into the tavern and l«>ughl a half­ Inc., taken In Washington yester­ WASHINGTON Jv-Sen, McClellan year* at hard labor al Ralfnrd tion. With Ormond Five gistering and membership In tha dcalh fnr on* murder and Iftdfgta pint of whlakay. "I Mopped the day by the Federal Trade Com­ (D-Ark) declared yesterday Con­ State Prison, Jnc was found guilty Ha said h# was rebuffed last By II. P. GORDIE ment for flva olhars, ;l>‘v boy at tha door," the Shariff raid, mission, came a* a complete sur­ gress should "plug the loophole*" of "shooting Into a dwelling". Be­ month whan ha appeared befnra Blcycl* Safely Cl h, registration Tomorrow afternoon, at 1:M. "and In the company of tha boy’a prise to company officiate, they through which he aaid Communist- fore pronouncing sentence on Ben an NAM meeting har* and ‘press­ tags will hu available If hoys and the Sanford Junior High School Tha hunt waa concentrated tainted schools have received mil­ Joe, Judge Carlton reminded Ihe ed strongly fur lahor-managemont glrla would like to have them. father tha youth Admitted buying said last night. ihs Kvanivlll* area and In near Wellington Paul, vice president, lions of lax dollar* for training negro of hla long record which In­ cooperation without laying rfmvn The foil for registering the hike*' naikcihall tram will play tha lcctlona of Kentucky and lll’jto tha whJakey and tho bartender and receiving tags will he 60 most powerful Junior high achonl and George Milam, counsel, aald veterans. admitted idling It In him." cluded petit larceny, rerkles* drlv- any prior modltlona by labor," Illinois, alnti police put uut rente. When the hike I* roplalfr- quintet In thl* area, "We are havinr too much Iron- they learned of the action only McClellan announced he has nr- ing, brandishing firearms, and as­ ed, *he aerial number l» placed on The undefeatad Ormond Beach Xtate wide e ltrt for Lrvln< through queries of newsmen. There •hi* with minora," **ld Sheriff H«w*d a bill drafted to bar Com mu- sault and battery. record at the City Hall which team will travel to tha local night after authorities al Walt, Cordell, "and a lot of It (a due to wa* no investigation or notification plot-owned prlvale school* from John Riley alias James Rllej, Blonde Gunmoll makes the hike easy lo Identify high acheot gymn and attempt to ! HI.. »ald they had repntlx tyr from the government, the officials tha aeliing of alcoholic beverage* receiving tuition payment* or other found guilty by Jury of "attempt In case of accident or If th* blcy­ repeat an earlier victory over the been iron In a Wstseka tovyiL , said. to theaa yopngatera," • financial benefit* from federal In commit rape", waa sentenced to Calmly Robs Store cl* la stolen. Sanford five. The FTC called Foremost Ihe Meanwhile, law offlcara an The bartender, according to thr agencies In eonnrcllon with the IQ year* a hard labor al Ralfnrd Many safety minded eltUrn* DETROIT (rtri—A Hondo gunThis gam*, say Sanford haskat- ncasaa In Irvin’s murdar trly country's "most acquisitive Seminole County Sheriff. »*ld that rern. It hai absorbed 68 other Gl Bill of Right* training program. Stain Prison. Riley, represented moll calmly rnhhed a liquor atnro acclaim tha Rlryrla SafJty Club iisill enthuila.xt* should prove to given polka guard* aa (hay I by negro attorney Paul Perkins, and than forced twn man to taka aa on* of Ihe forward atep* In l>* • very Interesting contest. n* he old did not noi check tn « a ine the bnv'a •»»’* menuri Idenllfi -1 rfj| ||rn|< <jjd „ th<l, |ub. tha 3t-y*ar-old former Eva was charged with Ihe attempted har for an hour'* automobile rid# •aftry for children. Hundred* of cation aaylng, "he looked like be j k ld U rle i |tn c, 1831 to , »con„ iB, pipefitter. rape of a 10 year old white chlTd children ride bicycles to school waa 21." about town last night. and systematic elimination of actu Story League Plans Irvin, convicted or killing last year. and after school. With the dllemphasised, "I am Cordell Rotarians To See Kvanivlll* Dressed In a Navy pearoat and al and potential competitors," the man and alaa cha A two year suspended sentence blua skirt, the hlonda stuck up semination of aafrly rule* and watching everyone of theaa ta­ FTC said, Guest Artist Night was pronounced by itrig* Vsssar with killing two Indiana proper bike riding and cara Hospital Preview vern* and am warning them that Guest Artist night will he held Carlton following a preaentene* Andy'a Liquor Stnro, looting th* through such an organisation, th* they must not aqll to minors." ftanfori1 Rotarians will enjoy a and throe member* of a K Monday at the Vasht Club when Investigation of N. Lea Fillmoo, cash register of |10O and pinching safety of children will be en­ PRISONERS MAY GET special preview of She new Semi­ family, had bean achadul a pint of boose, th* Sanford Story League1meets former Seminole County Road De­ hanced, tranifar Monday to tha I "SALARY" BOOST MYSTERY OF MIMING Customer* Paul Crow*, 22, and Parents era urged to have thalr nole Memorial Hoanltal Monday Btata Prison at Michigan SAN ANTONIO, Tex. LD-Infl*- at fl p. m. Artists will he Gene partment employe. The suspended TOMBSTONES SOLVED afternoon at th* Invitation of Har­ Thomas While, 18, ran after har. Kronlarger, baritone; Mrs. Nick , DENVER uD-The mystery nf the tlon may enable prisoners In the Pfeifauf, soprano; Allison Lee, sentence wa* given, said Judge Whan they caught up, they ware children at Fort Mallon Park ry Weir, administrator of th* new await axacutlon In tha Saturday morning for the Initial Carlton, provided restitution. la thalr June I t. missing tombstones wa* solved city Jail to get a boost in "salary." pianist, and the Rev, David Carne- made of Ihe funds embgttled from looking Into th# barrel of her pi- ilep In th* creating ef th* Ulcy- million dollar Institution. yesterday. They were needed for a Police Chief George Blchael yes­ Ox, tenor, They will meat a t tha Yacht ■UL Bha forced them Into Whlto'a , the County Road Department *l* Safely Club. party. Explaining (heir theft of two terday endorsed ■ recommendation Club a t 12:1B p . m., cat, aa uiu*l» M TOMORROW The Rsv. Fred Fisher, associate funds, "Church will do yon no oar and than directed their hourtombstone* from a local firm, four that th* S3 a day credit allowed soma of Mr*. Roberta GatohePi long cruise. SALT LABI CITY tit— COLLEAGUE M NATURAL harm," said Judge Carlton. And be pastor of th* First Baptist Church, prisoners serving out fines be to; Denver University students told po­ Finally aha pealad off I t one* MCALESTER, Okla. (A-DIree delirious cooking and .than embark Dobbla Kuhn will be Ml lice the lOfrpnund Item* were need­ creased lo 43 a day. The 41 allow­ will he Ihe guest speaker, The said, " I recommend that you lake dollar bill* and handed them and Ion of the National Bank el Mr In thalr owp or borrowed trans­ Ha plsna te take tho ed ,!^ appropriate decorations for ance has been In effect 1ft yean. Dtame of the evening Is "Muale la up where you left off.' "H to not what la to ether peo­ the pint over, directing the men Aicater feel their new colleague portation te the. new, modern he*- hlo Job to H laknt*. - Sigma fraternity'* annual Bogaach fcmarhed, "Exerythtog the universal language t i man­ i bookkeeper for a 1 ins Ban. Yl»e student* were els# hag goo* up, why shouldn't kind, poetry the peitime gad de- ple'* heart* but whet to to ywsra," te "take them back to tha liquor• J t a natural They named te board pltal for a pdTscmally condueted M added. „_________________ ^ » rtk rtl> t . M tta e W. ,'aour kg tflow -kotartaa Vair. this?" s a t latotMiL .-•-L-e- .. »y,v- y jftJMMIMawK , McGraw's W ife Is Present I] Mothers' March Set ursday Night fflM” U. S. Civil Service Announces Open7 McKendree Given Vocational School Adore Than Safety To Be Stressed Offers New Courses In Organization O f Bicycle Club To Start Monday DeBary (JofC Hears Of Year's Progress From A. L. Lincoln Af Court Hearing Selling To Minors Hit By Sheriff; Crackdown Staged Grim Search Made For 'Mad' Killer Sentenced To Die w . , _ _ __ _ _ ' wfe-v-.'-tTi-?jTT'-f-vi* . . . . HfttouJa&f '.'s'* �T ftJm tM tM THE SAH1 te 'ip i An Church Notices stoat be prepiHtal i t The Herald _ office by • P*«* on the day before pubtieetioe. LRTLS MOWN CBVUCU ON T tS SILL (C frap atfeal) Aw n u i Mth Itm t nm i S n t, Mfeuur fraratogrr AmdtW ,y School 1:45 a. ta­ li for ill #g*a~*ur»crr tot Inc Wanhlp U>M m. m a r m ith o d ist church Ittar MIHon H. Wyatt 4t u. » . Churah Schodl CUaaaa for all «faaLtM a a . Moral** Warabiy l i w n l If rim M n a m k leafed, FU. i io am. l u i i r fchoel, U a.m. Msnuifl Wnrahlp. Sunday avaunt acrvleta: f TMchlnp litOO «. ra. 0:11 p m. ‘TVilntag Union. Dt. U. O. lUrtti, P r u tto T:I0 p.m. CvcnJng WonhJp. Wtdiwdar TiM pm. P ryai ■toting. FUST BAPTlft CHURCH FREE METHODIST CHURCH OENHTA Laurel Att. al 4lb St. W. A. Ell«wood. Paa Sunday School . 10 A. Sunday School 0:43 a. m. Moraine Wanhlp U A. Moraine Worship 10;4a a. m. I.T.Ui t r. F. U: Y. tioo p. m. Bvanla# Wanhlp I f. Ivatlaf IvaaiaiUtio Titt p. a . Wadnaaday alpM pram and pralaa arnica MO p. a . lu ll? U M l ft. 0. CUnaaU, 10:00 «. m. §ay*rUUndirt rtriapi Rav. David S. Caraafta TdapDatt 4A4-R Sunday, Cemhland Martins Sar. U HOLT CROSS CBURCI vita Ittf to UiM a.m. Call to Worahlp 10i4ft a.m. Xvailns Sar. ■tor Ni .lyttlatoR .Clmmarman, viaa Ti4l p. at. r T z ,■ B. D* Ractor ■Wadnaaday Prayar Sarviao and to d a y aN arX ptohw ilUa Slacuaatop t:4» p m. Qupal Choir Rtbarul altar aarvlca. Thurtday Youth Night Prompt lilo to ItM p.m. Davattotal Tima. Ouh AaUvittoa. Ladto* Mlaatonary Soelty is aweUiia monthly), raltowthlp Luiihoto - ltd Tuaaday nftwtoon. Prayar eel lualnaao - 4th Tuaaday tftonoM. sowtos Orato —4th Thuraday marntoi. "A (rtondly ahurah tor Ua vM n family.’’ BAfTIST CHURCH 5 S (Hptorapdl) M41. a d #4. • l/liatrtanaai Raymond I . Loan. CnawaidMi ONUtr Sunday Company Maatln* 10 a.a. HeUnaia Maatlni U a m. Young Paopln Lotion 7 p m. Salvation Maatlni t p.m. Tuiaday Y.F. land Praetlea 4 p.m. Salvation Moatlnf T:M p.m. Wadnaaday Ladiat Mama Loapua TiM p.m. ASSCNRLY OP QOD CHURCH lltb SL u d Lttrtl Avn. lo r. daorio S. Rail Sunday School t:4i a. vn. Moratoi Worahlp it a. m. Youth ftarvlea 0:41 p. m. Evatfalialia Rally T:4fl p. m. I r i n r u d Ilbto Study Wadaaa. I t . PAULY LUTHMAN day at r:4t p. m. S i Luka’* Lvthant—to Stovto “Jtamamhar a |l*d hind Invllti fnaar Ovtoda). tha Rav. Stophan you to worahlp with ua." sh d ovar r aWOES s p(T40 u he); a at tiloea.m. sra w w g g T B u . '* . II.DKH RPRlHOfl a m l f T CIUPRIr SU«r I prion TVS SALVATION ARMY h Ava. at M I L >■ ? ... . . ‘ SIDS RAPTUT CHURCH •uidar School far all a fi evavya. SOUTH Eaat 17 It, At Park Ava, Tha and of your aaarch Por a friendly Church. R. B. Luuford, Pcator W. L. Stephana, Aaaocitto Piator Milton Wfttobetham, S u n d a y school StpartotondanL Sunday School 10 A. M Morning Worahlp 11 A. M. tibia Study 7:28 P M. Bvantof Worahlp a P. M. Prayar Maatlgf (Wad.) t P. M. Mlaataitirr PramlUanlal Wtlcoma This Is, a iccne you • •• every Sunday. . . hundrsds of men and wom en p o u rin g o u t of o u r Alturchss. W hat affect does it f e w on th« lift of our com­ munity? Thsre wan more happiness in our streets this week , . . more sympathy and understanding . . . mors kindness and helpfulness , . . more determination to attain the highest moral and spiritual ideals. We won't see Utopia next week. Human nature is still human. Perfection ie God’s alone. But crowded churches change many lives. Worship and prayer etrengthen souls. The seed God plants never dies, if wc are deter­ mined to cultivate it. Come to Church next Sunday. And when you leave, you and our community will be richer because you were there. N ffiS S e CENTRAL RAPTUT CHUR01 Rav/'J. W« Parham,' paytor lav. H. W. HmUanan, Paatar ■fMpfU.lmn Pralado an Rath* Sugday Sahaol aim t. m. Cor. Pwtrtoaalh SI., Dak Ava. ■vaniaUatto Barviia Ttio p. a . Sunday School s;45 a. m. E r a r — n * . MiAwaah Sarviaa TUaaday M0 Morning Worahlp Sarvlca 11:00 f S d , tha Al»l»hty"-Choir p. m. a. m, DEDICATORY SERVICE You ftopto Sarvlca Ihura* Training Union 1:13 p. a . U’a a m Mm Worahlp 7:28 P.M. day 7 p. m. family affair. IC k S T lm in d Ma Pall* tha Evanlng WnrahJp 7:30 p. m. Vlpht" an . Mmundaan "Coma Ihou with ui and wa will ■yran dt- "Day ia Dying In tha ffla a t It a .taf/h- eh<,",e,« ond •"“"7 Churah ^ ^ S i;} ;'u0al ’ con lurvivm t l sy S -H r a - own tasm (9\ r They ta ‘ » of hie common!,yh^ ,n i do th«« good." Tha ahaly wiu alas in Tito piator, adm la r». attog from aurgary. will par. ito la tha worahlp larvtaoa, rjtow. Laatay p, Itoar, Mt. Dari, 1 ptolih the aarmoa. luhjacti ■jflHP th*Owrehf" Ytoith Md tUldrmi'a maatlaii. I m. Mra. W. F. Mirrlitt Ta to charge of “ anaek time." WorahlR Tito, with amth«> _ Igl aaRgragatlanal algg. Sermon topic; "How Many l." Mr. iM Mra. Sam W, , w&l ha attagdanca itm w i tlto garvlaa. At the atoaa Cada: •ill be hold la tha dining ■Ml li bettor of tha o. A. Nl< MMkf who IM Moving to Tampa Rggt .Weak. Thf jw aral public (• igvitad to >9 yvhito aervtoei. Navy famUiia, pmara, tourlati, wtotar rail, ' i j f U l l t o and oOi«ra attagdlog rvjularty aliawhara d I apodal tovltitlan. cllltjai and atf.atraci era provldad. ■*Y? : HOLY CROSS CHURCH 10 a. m.~Oto (Rptacapal) lupcrliUidmU lord E. Jmh Rar, H. Lyttlaton Ztiamarman. Proaehini i u a. «. P. Ratter M in 2nd. Sunday afnr Epiphany Thwaday, t:U 1:00 A. M. Prayar mi Haly tucharilt b wtill A- M. Family Sarviaa and Chunk School U;M A, M. Meralm Prayav and Strm»n Barvjeaa through tha with) Monday through Thuraday and Saturday.Haly Cowmuaien 7:10 A- M. Friday-Holy Communion *:lo A. M. PAOLA WHSLIT AN FIRST CHURCH OP THE MXTH0D1ST CHURCH NAZA1RNE S Milan Want w i l d “giiford’a Singing Chttrth1' today School 9t4l Car. of 2nd and Mapla aralnp Warahly I0|4» 1. >. Spear Jr., Paator Waalayaa Youth Si4* •:W a.m. Sunday labool. CUaaaa Bvvnlnp Wanhlp 7iM all agaa. Wadnaaday Prayarrant top MO tor18:43 a.m. Morning Worahlp. Evaryana Wdaaraa t: to p.m. Chrlitlea Sarvlu Train, Rav. Caaii W. Shttfw ng Claim. 7:30 p m. Evening Evin|»ll|tle. Prayty meating Wadneadaya. UPIALA COMHUNITT T:« p o. PRXSSTTBRIAN CHURCH Youth AcUritlai Thuradaya, T:43 Rav. & C While MUlatot p.w. Mra. Clavar Marti, Planlat Mlaa PrtrlaU Raaarain. AcaL Special revival im ic a a a r t pebedulrd (or Pah. 3-u, Plan tat Mra. Nanto DUaa, Chlldm’r The Church o( tha Nail rape ta Paalayan to doctrine, avgngaliatir Choir Dlraator. Mr. Caarpa Paaald, AaaL SuyL • appaaJ, u d (Dagdly to fallow•Nip. if Church Sakoal. Chunk Ithoel. }0i00 ML Claaaa# FIRST CHURCH OP OUUVT, »to for - all area. Wanhlp UlOO a.m. SCIENTIST. CUIdran’a Sarviaa 11:60 i h l , Saiand St Yeung Peepl* DtSO p,m. 11:80 a. ri. Children 9:30 p.m. Werihlp Ti38 p.m. . . . S:38 •• P». Everybody invited to attend Wadaeaday Evantop •U our eervleee. MaaUnp COO p. pi Leeron-Sermon: “Truth" Raiding Room located to Foyer «t B ii*AH» **ART PAfTIPT n »■' c ia p s l ,rw ij W * Ntry* n». i i ' j M - Rav. H. A PrHb it. K I W A u . . . E School Ptll a m. _ Womhli 11:00. M Utlani MO pal ^ s w v j B a s r ... lap Wanhlp Ttio. " Moottap Wad. 7 19 png, Of ih. Church « d ■at.fioi »Uppc„ b , l T r eh w - untfjm „ « Yz „ e; » » « , *’V*#........Mittfir* ( This "Support The Church” Series, Published Each Week in the Sanford Herald with the Approval of the Seminole County Ministerial Association, is Made Possible by the Co-operation of these Wellknown Busmens Establishments: MRS. APPLEBY'S RESTAURANTS FLORIDA STATE BANK CORLEY PRODUCE COMPANY HAROLD H. KASTNER A CO. BROWN « ........ 'VTO of Sanford GLENN GOEMBEL SUNOCO ' SERVICE AMERICAN OIL CO. M. JL Strickland, Contractor BERRY’S WAREHOUSE FURNITURE CO. SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK BOTELER WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERY BOYD . WALLACE MUTUAL MUURANCE WILSON - MAIEB FURNITURE CO. THE TEXAS COMPANY J. C. Da.la, Conatgnao THE KHGURE SEEP CO, . ^J, SMITTV’S SHARPIN' TURTLE W. W. HORNE TRUCK BROKERAGE CO. HILL HARDWARE CO. NICHOLSON BUICK CO. •} IR 1 . GLASS 4 SENKARIK FAINT BRITT TRACTOR C a R. L. HARVEY PLUMniNG NEI11 BOTTLING COMPANY THE aiAYfAIR INN CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. HERRON GROVES PROGRESSIVE PRINTING C a aiWNOUC DRY CLEANER# HOLLER MOTOR SALES ROY WALL PLUMBING WADE’S SUPRES MARKET BRIWON FUNERAL HOME SANFORD AUTO PARTS WARNER’S GULF SERVICE TSSfCBSPE.ISSS" Y iv m A p u .... x v u iu n r w im — » Thlt Waaki Your Child U Sola Is Qod', C u t W D B O -T V Chatgal s. Satorda/KIS p. m. li __L I J i.. J u r 0fmo-fa mmmux c o n c w t k m ca ST. 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VkJHCMIM UPSET < ABOUT SOMETHING j ■ ■ M W Air LfAPKfO FPOM MOOCH AVP aCOT TW r ►Oi/ 'll h m j h io m 3TAi£ e o a a e * ''! rue i d a s t ] WHAT ARE X X I U P SET A B O U T < MUPSET SuQnimS ^ Tm* i ( truer > ABOUT NOW IM ueser 7uAr M*«£9 HX/AirACCfXXlfYj TO T h t r U R P O f C r * A A ijA * . . . —^ “ *— ha.7 P * V .A U ’VL'TOW • S T js K p a s s r ? - / A Aw"n? bawl will AH MtSMfiWrrvi mam p u STTKV, tU T i PMAMW iw IT T TM’ $4.00 PUTS 4 TIR ES ON YOUR CAR / v £ ^ VHAVI...COVW ON IS AJsP TAW* A Ml, e o o r t t-*A * I V --- — T LO O N I SOU EU'LT —■ r- D otrim iss ★ Puifti AetiMUtcJI ★ tattriir U|b( v ★ Couatirfealanci lid ★ Fiil-Sifi MamSyitM ★ RunoviMi WiitflttMi SI I IIII UlMI’ll II UNI ill 1,1 urmiiHI ANUCHISI fRII/IRS this unusual T H A T 'S THUH ANVTHINS WITH A h SffT L IK E THAT ... VOUS9ILP ANfW TtLfV.S-OM m " o f f e r in g « P noim iM iM ■ w T i lit) inMi-lhe-Iep fiMW jH jj| I > full Width ChiNir Troy J f f if l’L * full Width Vrgetnbli Crisper y -W jf I I I L K IB M ■ Mow Color Styled Interior » G-t 5-Voor Protection Plan S E I T H I C O M P im MOM PI0N1 RIDI ON OOO0TUI HUS THAN ON ANT OIHII MHO 1955 LINK OP G -E IEFRIGEM ATO RS IN M IX O t M ATCH CO LO RS SO Afre Fnrrti , Tiled Celery Land 12 A rlesian Wella 1 Barn Lately Harrowed CAMERON A V E. EAST R IP E STOW E PHONE 192-J General Insurance H. JAMES GUT AGENCY a il EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 7S ■.JAMES GUT S @ to W B 6 $ g “ 0 0 D E L IV E R S J down B ANY $ 8APPLIANCE H n E ORB TVB UNDER B i B$200. $10 DOWN IF $200 OR OVER . . . * JAMES A GUI 113 S. PARK SANFORD. PHONE 222 — 223 �u- ■'•■ ’r ■' f._ SO J -‘ . ■ . . !TT - r n signed. U«te liter went to tte te bis timfly, W t e i i t f ■ “ peeftotlary. Nooe te tho scandals m m dsas te matching b le u j touched Bart. Bat when b« m tor al M l* * * - * A * m * * S f j . tcia la ;* c 5 EX. ^ ■c w a ia tu t, iwwd o t a hu • m p - r n d m m y m k 2 1 term v u op la IMS, and, teeatu* ribhimrouisr, *hd SHPjael J* • Louisiana |ot»nor c u t me- yertknlar Uadaf **F- IM * eeed kUaself, h il te will a m M l m 4te£ Mbs Ms stoMJJ*MV te IIP l |t l l . RuiseU M M l l j iMtlltl# pOWW ftl A* ** M ute u i t te s epalal atocttos Rt husgwed m m m m j i te INI ter u uupiiod twwyosr map M i w t e WWte S i t m , t r a i Ml tle r tir t e a it ft it w mystery tew te ■ two, aad thli y u r must fie# A# hit u n i political msgfe- S i « * * i ante. r a w ttiifi (nr A* » * * • I Oeerge v u elected to Oesgrou itato which war a* r t t w te INI at Uw age te m. Ra « i backward when kl was all ■ ■ '. . r r • tm , Uundria and autortpeiring. that this figure will keep on rising, portlcm e f workers In a m k i jobs It iW|Tti Ubor-aavlnt machinsry tha Tha number win Increase more rapidly aa the employed will ba proportionateautomation takea hok) more firmly. Bstf*rs* la tin futon. tulatory machines will do more and more of the manufacturing with leas an*, lass of work It lo ss wfll Undergo a manpower. Ysiln the long run that will not gS ' • 1v* , •tV V ■ ■ mean Isaa employment, hut different kinds ftealljr, tha vast majority of man's of employment. Automation win bring with it more lei* tlma has bom put In at producing Wnf, shsltsr and bthsr things that eun time. That, of course, in turn, will d or wantad. That has boon true It* eresta a growing demand for lalsure-tlme equipment end aervlose. More ef ne will he occupied in providing tk rn srv ias, while mechlnee turn out goods with amWarom ef Isu g B K p lanfced and Seminole Counvy in a >'Way. • i I V Ali-Florlds Family from Havanna n tf tha City to get the celebration atari* off In this tree, Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Shslfer, boosting ■kjfrpduete throughout s tour of the K n N l Just as amaaed at the number of ■p,,produced in the Sanford area ae m right ham at home. S u l na doubt, this normal Florida fami«Wi twu children, win spur folks In this isdUts area te use Florida grown proNh Florida manufactured items, in their m heme Ufa throughout the year. 'flMftffd was happy do welcome the wy ahosen by tha Florida Chain Store mefl ns tha "All-Florlde* Family" and pan te have them back again te visit with -and te help us boost tbs use of our own i, grown in our own tree. The Sanford Herald Brinki robbery were n et arrested. The eeee of th e *1,119,OM hold-up seemed an argu­ ment against the sdsgs th a t athna doaa not pay. Ju st before the statute e f llmitationa would have put the robbers beyond the auth* ority of the law to punish th a n , for th slr crime the FBI announced the case was solv­ ed. Indictments have been returned against alavtn of the robbers. The solution p f this cam la another flluttratien ef tha patisnes, tha affielsncy and tha pertiatsnee of tho FBI. Had thay acted strUar thsy might havs had to present a east backed by insufficient evidence. By welting they wan able to get ona of the robbers to eonfssa and givs evidence against ths othsrs. Tha Brinks robbery was elsverly eon* ducted, Ths minds rsaoontibls for It demon* stratad a brilliant ability te plan, te handle details, te anticipate and prevent mistakes. Thera was but one error in Judgment — ths one thisvsa always .make. In their egotism they underestimated the forces working on tho slda ef law and order. Had tha men who executed tha Brinks robbery applied their energy and intelligence to constructive pursuits who Is.to tell what thslr rewards might have bean in a land whara a poor man with brains and ambition can rise to any height? Instead thay chou what looked like the easier way. It has been said over and ovap again but it bean re- u aa dsamt t e n ■ * * "W M ig h t Doing todmy whnt easily eould be put off until tomorrow la one of the truest signs of competence. fcBoris burbanites Greatest flee pUe# to rales woma aad ahA M i te cur time aren't tte a te dm. But m uy parents arc makKSnart' to veyag* to Ae moot, tag tte dtaeovary that acteela la te ara Ae families who ter* the auburts are ae bettor tiua ■M ete to tte suburba. Infc has b o a made o r tte wtr migration away bom tte W,i Nat oough a tta tia has e katt to Ae groat tra d bach iJUtfl kf dUiitolatid il> WMrhs k m touad auburtia liv* I aot sD it w u cracked up to tank mlHy has bleated t^eir ism te s peaceful vine-covered lags wtA s rose bush it its », fir from the hurly-burly te i dty. They cllatly and .grately creep back to the comfort te spsrtmest la town Uhe bustrat- Aar cultural dorkseaa Ait when tte city limits a d . I AliA that A t tread back eWse i i l u t i mirage a it II is m l. Thoumdi who I slip to get sway bom It Sew retorting to get bkek JU- Explorers „ ' gar! has mate te •» but apparently sate a * * & _ !* * te bit sakHtea. » J * » t e n n c a t o t wttk M ag gw o**. U k s lw .* a t2 - te tm a e Section ltt. iQNDf TO ■* KX30TIABL* PAPIIU lead* ilio d k i m i h r shall hsvs aU As quailtea te MfteUbte H W ***** As aw Mrehate sal AiU set be te* valid far say Irregularity or detest te tbs proceeding* tor Ae team sad i ala Iterate sad absU be locatestable te As Scale el tees Sis purchiwri or bolter* iterate tor vslus. * fceeUaa 14». CITY MAY OB- ji poor people. A tu n y .*-}* § Ms to Ala eleetia. Ite . Margate* Dtsce, 'm a t te W I t t e le afs A tm « f. W writer U U lot Act may te oteuptod. The aiso te yards, eourts sad ether epee ioiRs> rncMista to b i k*pt ipaeca, Ae density te papulatia .’LEAN, SAMITAnY, tTC;iOTY the tocatia aad use te build* 4AY PCnrORM WORK AND AS­ aad structural aad lead tor trade, SESS COST AOAJNVT FROPgRTY. lacs, iadtiatry, residence, ar ether purTha City Cemaiiaiw abaO bavs poaei. power, by ordlsaaes or reieluUoa, to require Aat all teU sad lu te Section ltd CITY MAY 11 DI­ aad otter premiaea withto As Qty VIDED WTO DWTRICTi: SBbs kayt class, nailery aad I r a ouutmmb tnnroRMnv o r That tor say « SO te said yo> poae«, tte gevenlaf authority te tald muakipaiity may divide Ae municipality Into district* te auch suffer, ahapa and ires aa may * teemed beat aultod to awry out tho purpose te this Acti sad wHUa t e A s W*«rs V j l .Wbr? L ag sad Ms k u * p > nants SO estes set tea • » « « ■ hareby empowered to regulate sad restrict tte height, Matter te 15 Home* in LIT T LE V EN ICE 1 Home In FEAN KLIN TERRACE 1 HomelnDREAMWOLD LeV#’ make this a gae£ year by dally passing along to those we meet a kind word two; Tha praetles costa nothing, yai ', January 8P,l>8d or gnarantaaa steady d iv id e n d in aatlsfaotloB bname of our Lord Jaua Christ to God father. (Ephesians Si20 RSV). Bead n ithlans l i t S4-BS, A saaeA 24 Homes in BTC. CITY MAY IIO U IU BAILROAD COMPANIES TO CONSTRUCT; CITY MAY CONSTRUCT AND AMUR COST AGAINST ROPBRTY. The City Oemmiaekm shall have the power by ordinance to regulate, require and provide tor tho cooitructlon, maintenance gad repair, by railway companies, te safety crowing*, safety gates aad oAar safety appliance*, bridge#, viaducts, aubwayi, «r along and aeron An streets, over aad screes their track or weeks, wherever and whenever Ae crocstag te aeld atroot or strata by porsos ar vehicles wU, ia Ae sptoia te the aty/Commlsitee, be dangerous to tfs a proyertyi to require Ac to make p u n t at my wito every time we had s party, sad to rd suburb* you have to havs psrttoa aU tte Urns to hasp bom going er**y bom bare tom. A s neigh­ bor a my right wn ruck s m i pet Ast after thrw weeks we only ulted to oath otter through our fad to comply with the provision lawyers, "And A* c*«venation! All tte of auch aa ordinance, A* City people la the suburbs tsA about 'ommlaila shall bare tte work done .and A* City shell have a l a n p tria to sll ether Ucu (a eepting only liens far tax**) tor A* tteal coat thereof against tte P W "? te C o m p w ______ OrVE* WRONG NUVBIR TOKYO tn - The TV chars die quls last night waa rolling smooth, ly. A man acted cut en eld Jayanee* proverb, Tha announcer bald up a card with a telephone lum­ ber and urged viewer* to phone in Ae answer. Cameras catered RAVENNA PARK 5 Hornet in TANGLEWOOD W H Y A C C EPT AN YTH IN G BU T THE O g A PHILLIPS H O M E ... Uw aaanuneet dawdle rassmat tor miautos. Meanwhile, an iaah* Ficture TA LK tesama family affhlie, M ||^ esaeUal suklesis your pieturo filing, toe. YOU SELECT YOUR 1956 CAR I saw spsrtmaet bouse w u tod te n is Manhattan last tH m m H n fP 1949 S a n fo rd * ! B n ild if �ii * , , Ethel Root CiftHi Committee Choi Th* Ethel Hoot Circle of th# Radio-TV Highlights .-IT h e .E a llstid Men’s Club will have -.^ts apoathly dance from a ’p.ra. »«ntU U midnight. Married men and L w J ria ahmg with singla men and V j a l e i 'nra. urged to attend for tun l. and ■ good time. T; flATURDAT th a l.A .’a of the First Baptist Church will meet at 1:30 a.m. The 4-H County Council will hive VRa first .meeting of. tha year a t 10 ; ' r ns, Thia will ba an officer* train/-m g mealing.. i.W - . -. ‘A, school of Instruction, of the > Rainbow Qtrla will b*. held at 10 V a .m . at Um -Mhob Io Temple. ■ gUNDAT T v T racing Union of tho T in t Bap* -Hit Church win m eat a t 8:13 p. m. -... Evening Worship will bo held ' a t the First Baptist Church at „ J : 3 0 p. m. r>- Fellowship Hour will be hold at 'A-’th e First Baptist Church at S:30 »*« % n» . MONDAY v Sunbeams and 0 , A.’* of the T in t Baptist Church will mact at |:3 0 p. m., Mlia-Myrtiai WlWo; Hdm# Dau sionitratloq Apa'nf, w in. attend a ? » iitr]e t Ageafa Confarenr# In Or­ 4) Tha CPO' Wivta Cluh will meet 8 p. m. In the CPO Cluh on *"i(h* Naval Auxiliary Air Station. Y, W. A.'a of Ihe First Raptl»t _,church will meet at the home of yjMra. Huhy Spear*, 2101 Sanford j/tve. at 8:30 p. m. The County Chorus will have Ita practice meeting at tha community renter, 401 E. Z3lh St., at 0 a. m. with Mrs, Clyde Kerca as director. £ Junior and senior 4-lt Club nf l, vman School will hava their re­ gular monthly mrrllng at 1:30 p. m. A demomtratlon on "Furnllura Arrangement" will he held. The ceramic* rlas* will mart at Seminole High School at 7:30 p. NEW YORK W—The high w » * mo iris of tho television network! tong have had a fixed Idea that what happens on their respective channels at • o'clock of a New York evening determine! their strength. This is an old notion that began In radio and h i t carried over to television. Aa Variety, tha akow business Journal, points out, ita currently providing all tho inter­ network excitement these day*. You know tho hot spots: Ed Sul­ livan on CBS Sunday ovenioga vs. whatever NBO throws against h in t Perry Como on NBC Saturday evenings va. Jackie Gleason M CBS. And to It aoes. Wall, I -hava a couple of queetlooe. To mo the whole Issue Is an Interesting example of eat#goriest—or rigor mortis—thinking. Maybe I should hr 'selling apples. At any rate, my first question Is: S o'clock where? The networks' answer Is I o'clock In the East and I o'clock on the West Coast— via Kinescope. This, at least. Is tha method employed on several live shows originating .In Naw York. But what about tha rest of the country? As an example, the Sul­ livan ahow, R'Crn at P p.m. In the Eastern time tonr, is viewed at 7 p.m. rentral. tint# and 8 p.m. mountain time—and 8 p.m. on the Pacific Coast, Rut why Is It Important that viewer* on both coast* see It al 8 p.m. and unlmporunt whether midland and mountain audirncr* see it at 7 p.m, amt fi p.m.? Well, Ihe New York exprrts patiently explain, thrre are more TV acta in Ihe East amt Far West. That still doesn't answer the question of WHY 8 p m. is-such a sacrosanct hour in the tlvrs of a majority of the American public. The answer, I submit, is that 8 o'clock is of little significance be­ yond shouting diitanre of network offlrr* In Ntw York and Holly* wocxl. Perhaps III* best way to demonstrate that Is to list here the moat widely viewed TV pro­ grams, aa drerminrd by the most recently available figures from the A. c. Nielson Co. Here they are In order of popularity, with the hours thry're shown in the Eastern time tone; * The $<14,000 Question, to p m.: the Mill Helen Holstein, District Home Demonstration Agent, Talla­ hassee will meat with tha county agent, at 8:30 a, m, Th» Past Nnhla Grand* Club, of Remlnols Reli*k*h I<odge will meet In th* 100F Hall at 8 p.m. Lucy, 7» p.m : Jack'B enhy, 7:30 with Mrs. Esslo Col* as lioslrs*. The Pilot Club will hold Its re­ p.m.; Disneyland. 7:30 p.m,; De­ gular dinner meeting In the Yacht cember Bride, 9:30 p.m.: Dragnet, Club at fi;30 p. m. Mr*. Sue Steven- 8:.K) p.m.; You Bet Your Idle, 8 eon will ha\e chnr;c of the pro­ p.m.; Tho Millionaire, (I p.m. i in shin I, two of Ihr .->0 top show* gram. | appear In uliat most network and THURSDAY ■agency executive* consider that 8 There will be a general meeting : o'clock hot spot. The most ;>opular nf the Woman's Auxiliary of the appear* at to p.m. Seminole Memorial Hospital at the Thia hassling over ihe * o'clock, Yacht Cluh at T:30 p. m. The board spot I*. I submit,:, an Intramural will meet at 7 p. m. pastime of culoual Imllffrrrnce In the great American public. It's something for' (ha boy* tn whoop up. Meanwhile, Ihe puhlle seeks and find* the entertainment It wanti within reasonable viewing hour*. Ware Bible Class Has Supper Meet At McKinley Hall ’ Doctor and Mn. A. Epp* Jr. ■nno^nea tha birth of a xon Jan. 17. Tha younf man weighed 9 lb. S ox. and hsa.beaa named Dennis Carl*" ’ ......... ' ■ “ Sergeants Speak Th« American Legion Auxiliary , apomorlng national lecurity, had a l u t i t ipeikeri, Sgt. Parker of the WAC8 of Jackson villa and Sgt. Jic o b n ., nf Orlando lo ipeak to Ota high ichout c la u yesterday inornlig. Th* War* Bible C lan of the First Methodiit Church met Tuasday evening in McKInDy Hall for a chicken nllau aupnar with Mr*. C. E. William*, W. A. Hunter, Mr*, n , T. Warren, J. I- Craw­ ford and Mr, and Mr*. W. A. Nor­ man sarvlrtg a* host*. Following tha meal a business mealing wa* presided over hy Ro­ bert It. Reely. Opening the srs. slon with prayer wa* the Rev, D. M. Paul. The group enjoyed singing led by Mr*. William* with Mr*. Roy Till!* a t tha olano. Mrs. Warren announced that her circle (No. 7) would be hostess group a t tha' Wednesday nlgkA prayer meeting when Judge Kmf i t Hnuijtolder i* meeker. Th* Rev. Milton Wyatt told Ui* group tura study of animals. (Staff Photo) Seminole Hi Camera Studies, Bright Minerals Highlight Palm Circle Meeting By MARGARET MOORE - The hlg news this week Is about the Sally Sale roming up Friday January 10th. Tha classroom with the highest sales will ha given five dollars. Everyone be aure ami, grt your "Sally", berause It la something that you will always hold |n your memory of tho acti­ vities of your teenage day* in S. H. S. Chapel was held In Ihe school auditorium at 10:30 Thursday morning, Mrs. Russel from the American Ixglnn Auxiliary Intro­ the well known poem "Trees" duced Scrgnnl Parker from Jack­ with respect to Arbor day. She sonville and Sergeant Jarohsnn suggested that sines today I* from Orlando. They in turn spoke Arbor day that tha Circla nbIn the students. Juanita Wynn read servo It with tha planting of a the scripture and Ilia Triple Trioi flowering shad* tree at the Good sang "Medley From the South". Samaritan home. Th* circla un­ Other visitor* to S, H, S Thursday animously voted approval and were the United (laughter* of thei ordered a Golden Rain tree to ha Confederacy. They awarded Ken- placed In tha lawn of tha hotna nrlh Rnnuey and Mr*. Ann Tyner• by tha Rountree nursery. New officer* were elected for with medals. Mr. Morris and Mrs. Mrs. Am* Wray rrcrlvcd gifts frnm Ihe U. the coming year: 1). C, The'American History Class Erlcksen, chairman; Mr*. Wallata taught by Mia. Wray asked Mr. (iablrr, vice chairman! Mrs, Allro Morris to talk fn the iludena on, Round* secretary; Mrs. W. W. Rnfcrrt E. Lee. lie gave a very In Lint, treasurer. At the conclusion nf the busi­ spring talk and the students rnness session Mrs, Watt gave a Joyrd it very much. Thursday at tho Yacht Clubi rhowlng of her bird studies and lunch was served to the winners of discussed the building of feeders tlirJ,"Xrait,AKe •Driving Rotten;'*'o#tonri\+d mid orta hatfrjincu, 8#e* Also Ihe Vlmlents received rholr, thus of tree limbs lioliowaqoul' awards for llieir aehleventenl*. The amt filled with rrackVd corn and Roden was sponsored by the Jay- sunflower seeds. "A largo cuno eecs. The first place winner* were, set tn plaster nf par!*," eha ad­ vised." nod filled with peanut Ray Johnson and Nnnry Travasns. butter hm morn attraction than They received a M dollar bond ami a Christina* tree, 1 tigged a cam­ a black sweater with tho "Trim era outside my sleeping mom age Driving Roden" emblem on it. window, with a long raid* reJoe Davis h always doing some­ thing In make peoples ryes pop out. It seems he has finally srlllrd down In one girl, and a very cutn ant sweet girl she I*. HD one and only is Mary Tanner They are going steady now and congratula­ tions arc In store for them. Con­ gratulations you'all! You sure are a cute cmipte. A widespread concern of the studeht* lately Is the way some nf Ihe adults lake what tha teen­ ager* are doing. Tn really know Happy Birthday whats going on with the atudrnta you must ge In know them and to Jan. 3t understand them. Don't let Idle Betty H arts goaalp taka Ihe place of fart*. A Jen. 22 way to accomplish a belter under­ Juanita Wynna standing as well is closer relation­ ship between townspeople air.I teen­ semester tut*. Minting 1* going to ager* can he accomplished by be tha maln objrrt of the student* visiting the Hl-ichool and voicing lima now until Ime for he tests. your opinion. In ' this way you Good luck everyone, hope you pa is I will get tha picture in terms of so long /or n n w facts not gossip. It will enable peo­ ple who are not directly asloelated with the teen-agera or students to get a hatter viewpoint on teen-age thoughts and Ideas. Give the teen­ ager* a change to prove themselves. Everyone* getting ready for of tha Men's Club supper to be Innight. Tha evening concluded with a *erle« i,f game* dlreetnd by W, A. Norman. Approximately 80 memlien and guests attended. leans at my bed. Hints arn lively pirouetting about the feeding al daybreak and so I catch them tallies.1* Mrs, W att's camera studies nf greedy bird* attacking tliran con­ traptions have appeared on the rnvee of (ha Audubon mngirr.ina, tha (iarden Grower's mngailne and Joseph Simmon'* Ulrdllf* In Virginia. Mr*. Watt Introduced her hus­ band, a retlrrd mining expert, who has collected trensures for their Denary homo In the way of mineral specimens which fill ten long shelve* In their living room. At first sight they appear tn U simply stone* of curious shapes and'sixes, Hut when W att throw* n violet ray bram at them the wall Imrsta Into thousand*■nf shimmering lights; in r I a 111 e green quivers, tho gold of Ophlr glitters, rich blun and eerla crim­ son dnsxlo one's eyes, After the enlertxljitnent coffee ami dessert worn served, with two sprclalllrs besides tho other assorted ilcltencloa musing com­ ment; a Swedish cardamon cake mndfl by the co-hoslcst, Mrs. Elmir Tldeman and tlm crunchy cookir* made hr Arthur Watt, Present were Mrs, A. Pitt, Mrs. .1, Carlton, Mrs. If. Ilunrnn, Mis. It, E. Ratliff, Mrs. W. Una, My*. E. Shiher, Mrs, A, Rounds, Mr*. II. Oakes, Mrs. W. tinrner, Mr*. A, 1). Rountree, .Mrs. H. Finch, Mrs, K. Tldeman, Mrs. U. Uwan and Mrs, A. Erlcksen, jpr Ji wtlujflfc hom» l u u v r '- J i staged Wednesday night at the USO In honor of VAH-7 which he* recen­ tly returned from the Mediterran­ ean eree with the majority o! the squadron's penonnel attending, VAH-7, formerly VC-T, w n form­ ed approximately four yeari ago at Moffat Field. Cal., moved to Norfolk, Vn., and then on to Pa­ tuxent Hiver, Mil., where It re­ mained for a ahort while. In July 1PM tho group separated from lla baae Ip relieve VC-8 In the Medi­ terranean and completing thla as­ signment, the squadron received orders td report to Sanford. Under the leadership of Cdr. LB. Llbbey, commanding officer, and Cdr. F. H. Norvell, execu­ tive officer, tho squadron set many new end equaled various old re­ cords for groups of this typO la the Medierranean, VAH-7 relumed to the United States with the "Rattle Efficiency K" in Its possession, he first lime such a squadron has received tkla award, A large crowd of wrll-wtihers welcomed Ihe mm and enjoyed re­ freshment* of roller and ecoklea. Carden Club member* serving al hnstraaci for Ihe orcaalon were Mr*. Joel S. Field and Mrs. Arthur Harris. Taking over Ihe duties of Junior hostesses were Miss Joanna Harris snd Miss Msrearet Mott. •vening In tha Fellowship Hall, TXt,‘ meeting was called to ordowky t i t . new president Mrs. Jim Kaotm th^ and M n. Zlttrowa ra id ’ tM dtvp. tlonal. Mrs. Qua Schmah gave, tb* secretarial report a fltr wblah Mrs,Earl Moxley read tha report. • ; Mri. Eastman, ehoie Mr a n b ; miltea aa follows: friendly- atrrlcg ! —Mrs. Ralph Losilng; coupons, and card—Miss Italen Wl'-t* flo w irW Miss Gertrude Vlnlng: social l e Hvitles—Mr*. Clyde SHnidh and Mrs. Bonner Carter. ...... , Mrs. Earl Moxley T O 'h a r t charge of the Nursery J i o .'« / ,■ > Mrs. Lossing was appafatad Ip have charge of Tupparwara Ordera, The circle agreed I# igain-P tatt, sor the selling of steak kafvdt* x gal". The Circla will have Ita Mat meeting at tha home of Mr*. N i g ley on Oak Ave. with M n. Mom •y and M n. Thurston, hoitusaa. Frland* of Mia. Rata C! RVgRe phrty will fegret to Item th a t she la confined to the O if il* Memorial Hospital la .Otlamtn* Room 422. Dr, Janies E. Welter, ptoaMflth • Tledmont Collage, Data treats Ga., was the guest of Mr, and Mqg J. M. StlnMlphar, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harper and Mri. E. A. Mrs. Rtlneclphar ate alumni 't v v ' 1 Mnnfnrton were hnstesses at a Dadmant Collage. bridge and canasta party held Wed­ Mrs. J. W. McClelland hag M l nesday afternoon at Ihe Sanford hy plane for Puerto Rico 4a-vis's Woman's Cluh. her enn-ln-l*«v and .daufktaff .Scoring high In hridge wa* Mrs. Capl. and Mrs. Jack Moya, Roy Tllll* while screeno honors , were taken by Mrs, Ik G. Harrlman Mrs. L. E. Armstrong wJIt spent with Sirs.. D. C. Howard coming in the weekend In JaekaonvRto with second. The event was attended by ap­ her daughter, Mn. JackfchA- Col* Hits on har birthday,, proximately 40 parsons. Bridge, Canasta Party Is Enjoyed 1nf » THE NAVAL OFFK'F.ttH Wives Club met yesterday at the Mayfair Inn for a luncheon meeting. Mr*. J. W, Hill, new president, and her executive board were Intredinted by tho out-going president, Mrs. G. F, Tilley who waa presented a gift in appreciation of her work. Left tn right aia Mr*. Jean Fitton, Mrs. Betty Johnson, Mri, Tilley, Mr*. Hill, Mr*. Fran Rerkley, Rack row, l if t ta right, krv Mrs. VI Mtldshn, Mrs. Kitty Walker, Mri, Allra Meyers, Mra. Ana Itrar, Mr*. Dolores Guidry, Mrs. Evia Williams, Mra, Alice M!ll% Mr*. Brunei!* Northrldgi, Mr*. Betty Guy, and Mr*-. Oaf B m Y b (Staff Photo) £ i. ShapIng the * fashion revolution;' comfort-catering Ifonteiuma Hotel 3rd St, Entrance Taw Amea your wardrobe wftk nt eyTA :: casual comfort. You Inaiet on tmderfeehioM . to match thli lovely look. Hut'* wfcy > yxm demaod Amerlea'a moat popular |tnfla -. I i . Sldpploa. Beeauso Rkipplet eoaxaa yew m ' ' comfortably to the Una you love- Ceana toj , . 1 m •uWMkfriim Sklppfaa eolWetto., today* k TOR THOSE WHO CARE ENOUOH TO LOOK THEIR VERY BEST . . . I,at m work "ahtar” mafic for you with • bocomlni hair atyla or panaaatai wavo PHONE IMeeDs PeaSe Me Ml me* •«* , j ahy-l*M Nylee eleAs oek loOs •!•«** !T *•» twee *—«*». Also » aswKeMe w Oedle Me ftj. 1 M, L 14.00, IMw «dOt UD l>ss»u‘ ■re No.' I4A h seMos $«a<ia, 42AM3ac 12.00 , - '.U a '. 1 — for appointment T C R O tt KPIBCOPAL CHURCH held Ha aanual parish dinner Wednesday < W il4 .lllin lm r.d t* .-Ourdota- Bradley, Miss Carol Btonl,■ J r , and Mra. Gordon Bradley. (Staff Flwto) ^ .y'i',. : ! $ f Evelyn Ptarack • Rnlty Echola • YOWELL’S INVITES YOU J O OFEN A eV A B qf ACCOUNT. 1 . I t -A �PRE-Inventory a USST n iD i> n t r o r a u t o m a t ic Ma p w Ma l l bp A . WASHER $6.78 • fa flu winter p M wi* lutliuM - aveat And tha R u s s i a n w * wouldn’t really surprise anyone if fA D’AMPEUO, Italy « M l i l l f t thoy aeorad a firat, From what thcy'w mm of tht isisna ham a imputation t t r i a l iatartaUooal Russian* ta warmup eompstiUon, ta competition tutasi. thoy particularly spaed ahatlnc and ikl lhay tan win. And n o t jumping, experienced observer* Wintar Olympic#,' Russia's fl*ura the a i | Four among the pam etiy arc no axcapUan. Olympic nations — Norway, the l/slted Matos, Sweden and Fin* ata daya yomaJntaj h ates land- will P m In nuke room for I p am a fat node* way in Vet Patty Berg Lpads By Stroke In Tampa Open JOHNION TRADE-IN A ttw iia n TAMPA, Pit. ID—Veteran Patty Bam held a ana atroko Mad ever youfif Mickey Wright whfc the m eed round eomlni up today In the M.ooa Tamp Women'i Opaa Chev. S149S U 4-Door WAGON 1ELATB •kattag and A ltai a n tha rsughast of tha Olympia svinii to predict. And picktag winner# tram tha yaar for lass, clipped four amam Riuiia'a team member* ia stroke# off par with ■ 71 and could ball right now with any Ham ta Juft ae tricky eince the Soviet# have dona better than that except our laaguo, "Heinsohn, who’ll probably be item capahla of producing ekam* for Soma etrelle putting pkxis aut af nowhere. She link a 15-foot putt on the the Boston Celtic*' first territorial Still, Russia peahably can aspect first halo and a 15-footer on .No. draft choice, haa greet pelentitk. two gold medal# — team and ta- 11 far blrdlee, but mlimd throe Shsvllk is very fast for • big man and la fin* defensively. Roeeabtuth dividual—ia tha man’# eroaa coun­ abort putts. try end two m an la the women’# Putting also hurt Mill Wright, is Just t*rriUo and has definite ccoea country* from San Diago, Calif. She loit pro possibiliUee." Little Vladimir Kuala land# lua* a shanca to tio for the lead by An NBA Ham ia givM first orsek at a college player whose ela'a a m id tha aroof aauatry. tbme.pu(ting No. II. Hie toughrat competition should High winds bothered moat of Uio sebool Is within a le-mllt radius coma from Finland'# Vaikka Haku 'field of l?l, Ineluding Louis* of tha pm Ham's home grounds. linen and Am Hainan-and Swe­ Suggs. Mis# Suggs, eo-fivored with Players outside o f NBA territory den’# s u m Jernberg, tha only Mias Serg, took M for tho tricky. go into g national draf at tha and man to p a t Kuain ta mom than l,MT*yerd Palme Ceia course end of tho season - wik tho last-plica team having first choice. was wen down the Hit, Another ana or two — probably The only other players to match Hertiberg claims that Bin Uhl, two—fold modal# teem headed far par 7S were Betsy Rawls of Spar­ Dayton's sevtn • foot center, and Ruula U tha ipood skating. tanburg, 8.C., end Fay Crocker Hot Rod Hundley, West Virginia'* prolific scorer, ara not quite ready Sweden's S lue Brtcison, the Dorn Montevideo, Uruguay, lean distance man who upeet tha A stroke off par at 71 war* for pro basketball’* major league. Rultima tor the individual world Mariana Bauer Ha#ga. Asheville, Bolh are seniors. title in Meecww last February, la N.C., and Gloria Armstrong, Oak­ "Uhl is except loo ally fist tor a man of his sire," said Hertaborg. favored ta the 10,000 meter*, but land, Calif. "But I don’t think his reflexes am not la the 1,000 or 1,100 • meter feat enough right now, Ho might race#. Tha Russian# am strong In have trouble dofanalvaly. each, with world records la both. "Hundley la a* fin# e bill Ken Henry of Chicago, who won handler aa I’ve avar seen. Miyb* one of the United States’ tour gold another Bob Cousy, But Hundley medals In the lis t game# at Oslo ia * clown and you bevo to bo by taking ihf M0 motors, baa only orlous to mike good hi tho NBA. i fair ehsnen of repeating, la d be better off Just eencenUatIn pmetlen Jumps *n Italia, the ng on baakotkell." graoe/ul kiO Vkiafe wQl bn Iks tils Nom of th* tow n eked seflegt of the Olympia *v*nt. Russia's Eeba Tsakads* haa m m sur- NEW YORK in—Julius Helfend toe me law action last tight, In prising!? food. Ho hso experience has thrown down tho gauntlet to feet, tho card wee th* «Umm*atl of th* leased), partially because of ta tatomattonel oompetillon, end he National Boxing Assn, at ft* very Mata should, push the Th# chairman of th# New'York midyear *x*mtaslioni, sm Flan*: and fferwegfitua to their stale AtMatJe Commission, blasted best. the NBA last night for a resolu­ Norway baa Slalmad every Jump* tion by its Executive Committee rally to crush Adelphl t* - t*. tag gold medal eiaet tho event was that would permit a box nr to sign Vlrstals Tech limited Washington opened ta the Olymplei and |s led for a fight himself when lii# man end Lae to two potati ta the last ■lx minutes to post a SO# South­ by th* ISM ehamplon, Asbjoem ager is under suspension, Di m *. Speaking at th* annual dinner ern Conference victory, Hack Ruisla'a Alpta* skiers form • of Ihs Roaing Writer. Assn., HeJ- Nichols' M petals led Colgate to "mystery" team. LltU* is known fand termed the resolution "sheer a 7602 triumph ever Cornell. Texes AM took th* lead in the about their potentials, except that hypocrisy," they've lookd better than expected "You know,. ha aaid turning to­ first minutes and remitaed In front In Several pre-Olympia meets ia ward Lou Hadtienda, president of ta down Sam Houston State 7MS. SwltieHend end Austria, the NBA, "that after a fight th* And Morehtid trampled Union 125Th* Russian girls ore expected flahlar wilt go back to his hotel 70 In e seme between Kentucky to pick up at least one ain't* and whack up (ha puraa with his schools, title, probably ta tho downhill ■uapSnded manager." ' Redslenda, e member of the to speak, said later: Illinois l u te Athletic Com million “ We believe th* fighter cornea who hud praised Hetfanri’a cam before tho manager Juat because :algn agataat tha undesirable* in hi* manager ia under auspanslon he sport Just before Helfend rose or doaan’t have a license ia no reason to panaUie • fighter. No tea to mak* a living end should Seminole County o granted that right , "Whet ho does with the manor e no concim of ouri. Under our Records resahllnn a impended matnagtar omenn „ T. * Rumbt.r .1 At to J*h» Tbnm.t or one without a llcena* ain't r»raSI»i*, i,*lbi* 1b«. )* n .rl M come running to e com million tor Joh'n "n. I'arfrMxe •» u* (a U«hl|* help If thn fighter refuse* to live lloma* ti.v, Inc. up to t^alr personal eenlract, John is. I'Hrlrida. st ux to Mobil. Ilnm.a P«v. Inc. Oil ham * Tudor In*, to Atfr.d RrMaurlc* Mwlih .1 ui Odh.m A Tudor In* (a Claud* ■ Mtcbaol Jr *t u. Odh.m * Tudor Ln« to Alfr.S Krn.ai Or.il .1 ut Tjdh.m A Tudor la* to !.♦* Mano(laid at ui Uarapln Inn In (larlmda T. r ormaa MowTaAnKa p. T. Ph.rl. In Carnllna Oar.a* tne Ruby La. Riaa la nsaboar* rrmnoa C f. V.al.r Maurlea nmtlb a) u« 1. Staaton Whollor Pavln A Co, Claud* M. Stirhaol Jr *| ua t* SIm tnn Whatlav (H.ln A Cn, * liTen r*4 Whailoy £t"*V °.r,ll.*‘ Pavln AU*Co.*• LatManariotd et UI Te ntoektea Whati.y P.vln * Co. Onuaias Ai .n .t M te cttlsaaa . Hnk. or Oviedo ,r* Tn.aUi . i ui to cutioaa Bnk. i w * aw rjH tt Your Friendly Dodge - Plymouth Dealer r 0COA/WO 70 A t LA COLUMBIA V ! T M tr m t. wap rm er uow * tc O A fO v t# SOOP&NTPJM ( boa CWf PiAPOA ^ WAP AOTtP TAB • , o B T P f M o m v H A r tM \ Ai TA! A tC tN T OAAAOi BOWL KXJA*t>\\ 7HOUOH A t WAp r a t sm au s s r A L M A TO C O M A tT t TAtAW, USED PRIGIDAIRH GOOD »»—«.«< h *-4 fw ra V X Philadelphia Group Favored In Track PHILADELPHIA CO-A host of start—including Olympic gold mad* ■lists, Pan American winners, U.S. tllllsU and collogo champions—run and Jump in IndMr competition to* nliht at the 12th annual Philadel­ phia Inquirer Trick Itaat But a group of local collegian* am Die outstanding favorites. Despite the aiiabta import of truck name., ViUanova othlataa arc favored to approach thair Boaton showing last week wherein they scored alx triumphs—ona ■ tie—ta th* X. of C. Gamea, Vlllanova- man favored heavily am Charley Jenklni In tha 100yard run, Ron Dalany in th* mile and Httl* Phil Reavla in th* high Jump. Tho Vlllanova mile relay team of Tippy Matiff, Rowland Slmpion, A1 Pattraon and Janktaa ia tho aholco in that event. eoseh end head football meek. He has been under flra frequently as grid Mach. Lait year tala Trojans lost to Washington, Minnesota. Stanford and UCLA, .but rebound- Legal Notice 847.55 t VERT GOOD RECONDI­ TIONED IH H P FIRESTONE OUTBOARD* 89.00 et. w i m i l AKitDRNCW m cw* a .war* aamolatat far Ptvarj# Satin* b.an fils* ax.lnst y*u ta in. circuit Conn, to an* forJUmV noi. county, yioriaa, Sr JOHN Hpohmmn, th* short till* • t which I. John M. popson . Plaintiff. *a will A A. OODiON, bi/tndaal ttis.a proi.nl* ara in eoinmani van to ann.ar an* (lit your written St. r.no.t n.r.ln on or bifer* lb# flh a tr of r.bruary. A. D. 111*. or otntrwiao • Ua-rron Pro C..(.*•• •Ill bo inltrtd aaninol you. Tho N.ntord H.r.ld Is assignat*# *s a nSw.n.psr *t a.n .r.l clrrulatmn to which inti oltailnn shall ho one* tics wash far tour S ubii.nod ona.rui'v* wash*. wiT.vxaa n> ban* an* ord.iai •sal #( th* Cl.rh of th* Cir*«7t court. an tnit tha Its Say af Jaanary, A. u. in*. u P. fioradoa cl.rh, Cir.nii Court Michigan State track fens em Momta.ls couaty, PlarlSa seeing double these day*. Runners nm jfluto s t e m it n o u ' for Pl.lntlff Richard and Robert Brown ere Atlnrn.y ins Rdward, hiiiiataa Identical (win*.front Howell. Mich. Uuim.ia (t-l) iit.ss Mutual Handl'd |»:.*»l an TO.viuMT’a n v rn ii:a riTtt Star* — S/l* Mil* Mr*** f Our Flaky, Mtnn Do. 1.1111* Mnntreb. Lon. Mur T.a, Ruth Kl.lb*, Merit)., Mirth.r I’llnt, Junta K.rr.ll earonS Haro — a I* *111* (on.* II lurh Muni., Can’t ru n ,., Kan... Nock.I. Arrt.nl, All Man. Knno.b. Mobhi. M. rr»» llldf. Third . « » — S/U Mil# Urn.* ST Jurado. Kina* gu..n, u.v.irt. Jun. iJIrl. VtvTo Dlu*. Mary J. 3.. 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Hono.t Crook, Tro Ton Jo., Rualv «*«»• N«X«.r, a hr Rn,k. 7 ru n ? ? !:* T jVIOMUo lirnd. tl a, i i V l i - / :.* • iii l l ir ( Ytu rt A liiuI*iv* , Chip Lsli# Sftin 2!L':±r i mpl* rt r)u4«. ■UTEM NOW AND RATE ROT-HUMID WEATHER NOT TOO FAR OFF. RRAND NRW Vd KF MITCHELL AIR CONDlTIONBRR. RE O. |«4Mg ONLT 1 AT FOOD $216.00 a FREEZER ^ 11M 111D CJierroMt Detain 4-Dnnv 7J J B*Gm — Llk* Nsw 955 4vL r^nn QCC ux ** *B t *• *••!- S K S tti W i r * 1 " u QCi W m,. . CsdllUc 10Special Notkiag Flaw— M bc.7 •• « »• Bebart P. Swap' •» •> la nara- 952 « ° V. LaaS?,M,wl" ,# ** u* *• DO /J J Armr of l h u Edward U uaiaa ‘taU- w- Ckmoltl D*lnx* Moar New Paint — T im Oaad 950 SsX'&.'rtis, \ 1XU1 $110 O 701 V *' ’ $795 Post Timo 8:10 MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED. * SAT; S P. M. •ARDEN SOIL SOAKERS 87e PLASTIC M A T C O V IM Cstattoto Stan 1 1 .8 # CROC y07J $495 OPEN EVENINGS-TILL I O’CLOCK FimatonaSterna PHOMB 441 Ml Elat lb AU d* Manea Nan Jt*s a*tat* Prank H. Bavarly �& &&$*$j -fayV" r:7.;\ ’ .'"rv i, > . v!vV -VM'M s-M‘ " w.V ^y . i'it « highlight or tne entertainment. more# Tnunday, However, have' returned from Alexandria, Mr. and Mrt. Lewis Barley and Virginia whara they spent the bell- sons, Johnny, Sonny and Bill, C. days. E. Mllsted and daughter, M o res, Mr. and Mri. F. D. Anderson at­ Mr. and Mra. W. 0. Sternal!. W. tended the Automobile Show la F. Minahew. Susan Matheson, Wan­ da end Dougie Bridge*, John Orlande Saturday jftarnoon. Mr. end Mrs. John Biggie who Decker and Mrs, Ralph Williams. ■r VIRGINIA P,. ANDERSON Tuesday tho Friendship Class of are occupying th# Musgrare aMr. and Mrt. Howard L Wflgla partment have bought lots of Her­ the Community Church held Its have rented the Fred T. Williams bert Lampert and expect to build regular monthly meeting at the h*uie on C o ita l Lake, Ho la shortly. home of Mra, Ted Brooklyn. The l-rving a tour, of duty with the Saturday and Sunday R. W. following slat* of new officers for Navy and currently atatioaed at Keogh, Superintendent of the Com­ the eomlng year was preheated NAAS, Sanford, munity Church Sunday School at­ and votad upon; Joe Smathere, Tho Cochran brother*, J. D. and tended a stale conference of Sup­ president, Walter Gardner, vice Eddie of Lake Mary and Horace erintendents, held by the Bynod president, Mrs. Brooklyn, secre­ m l Sanford, and Mri. Emma Wing of Florida at Byrd Lodge, Avon tary, Mrs, Olen Cochran, treasur­ clrove to Saraiota Sunday where Park. er and Mri. Rueiell Berkley, they vliited another brother, Leo­ Hubert Young conllnuea 111 at sunshine and mlsslone secretary. n a rd , returning home, Wedneiday, hli homo on Lake Mary Boulevard. Mrs. Jee Smathers, Mrs. Wal­ Mr, and Mri. Fete Chiodlnl re­ H. T. Bussell was greeting ter Gardener and Mri. Cochan turned Tuesday to their Lake friends In the Pest Office recently are on the committee of arrange Emma home, after an extended on his way to Inspect his straw­ ments fo the bake sale to be held visit with their retativea in SI. berry patch. Patrons are already Feb. 4, The anoual spring talent clamoring for his wondsrful show wes discussed, with final Louis, MO. Tuesday evening member^ of the berries. action to he taken on that as well Mr. and Mra. C. B. Brsmlsy ef aa • projteted hamburgar try L ike Mary Cemunlty congrega­ t i o n held their aanuat coogrega- Baldwin, Mich., hava bean ipend- schedulid for late February at W onal meeting, preceded by a cov­ Ing a vacation In. Florida. It will the M at meeting. Purchase of a ered dish (upper. In the absence be remembered that they have TV set, for the use of sbut-lne In the of It. K. True, Clerk ef the Session, e young, small grove on Crvstel community was decided upon u d F, D. Anderson was appointed Lake, where they plan tn build, Joe Smathers appointed chairman temporary dark to cover the meet­ later. They have been stopping at of the fund raising affort. Mr. and ing, which the llev. L. W. Scott, the Copley Plaia la'Maitland. Mr. and Mrs. W. C, Perry Jr. Mrs, Walter Gardner wilt be Jiosts moderated, assisted by A. E. three daughters, Susan, for the Feb. I t meeting. Crocker who acted as chairman and and Patricia ara visit- Following adjournment, tha hos­ of the corporation meeting, which Ruthle had to do with the businaia affairs ins his mother, Mrs. John Leach. tess served coffee, tee and cake They were accompanied by Mrs. to Mr. and Mrs. Smathers, Mr. of the church. Homer Gleason and Richard Perry’s mother, Mrs. Zeb If. Ly­ and Mrs. R. W. Keogh. Iha Rev. « rogh were elected e ld m to fill nch, and her grandmother, Mrs. and Mrs. L. W. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. the expired terms at- Welter I. W. C. Hodge. All of them are bom Gardner and Susan and Tim Piper, A. F. Kemp and George College, North Carolina. Brooklyn. Mrs, Eugene Seaman and chil­ The Busineii Women's Circle ef R. Patterson. Joe Smathere was elected trustee to fill the expired dren, Karen, Jean and David tha Lake Mary Community Church term ef Frank Iv an s. Hie trees* were the guests of Mr. and Mra. held its monthly meeting at the urer’s report, which noticed a P. D. Anderson. Sunday afternoon horn* of Mrs. J. M. Thompson balance of taoi.TI oo hand, was frhen the Andersoni. opened the Wednesday evening with the presi­ approved as were the reports of lum pudding whleh was their dent, Mri. Walter I. Piper presid­ th building committee the fln- gift from Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ing, The hestese led tha devotions, t •♦er". the Sunday Tomh, former Lake Mery visitors. S chool, and the Buitnaie Women’s The children voted It a belated Minutes of the prevlou meeting read end approved as waa T .0. Purchase of additional tots holiday party and all anjoyed the were tha treasurer's report which gave • adjoining the church reported at occaelon. Levy Harris of Bumpasa, Vs., the organisation an overall balance a standstill, pending acceptance of the church's oiler by the present has arrived and expects to start of S14T.1T. owners. The paitnr said that the a house for his cousin, J. B. Har­ Mrs. H. M. Cochran, chairman of tha Christmas gift program, church membership now stood at ris; on County Club Road. Major and Mrs. D. Boone ere reported on tha delivery of new, •* Budget for iha new year was settled In in apartment in San­ gift wrapped articles of clothing, adopted a* read. More than 20 persons were at ford, now that the A. B. Southards presented to the orphan hoys, car­ the supper end others came to are occupying their Lake Mary ed for at tho Good Samaritan the meeting It wee felt that it home. Home, Sanford. She reed a note The Ralph Williams home wes of thinks from "Mothsr" Wilson | m 1* one of the best congregation. the scene of a multiple birthday ■I meetings ever held. superintendent of tha negro h r« s, The Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Scott celebration, Saturday evening, Members were urged tn contribute attended the 33rd annual banquet Jan. II. A yellow and green house warm clothing to the World Ser­ of the Central Florida Council of was carried ou, tn the decoration vice box, eoon to be shipped by the Hoy Scouts held Wednesday even* of the big birthday cake in the organisation. Tha Circla is to spon­ yellow gladioli and the yellow In* In Orlando. sor, as usual, a Community Sing, Friends ef Mrs. Ernest Brook­ eandlei. Those honored on this lyn will be sorry to hsar that her special occasion were Mrs. C. with Mrs, R. 8. True, Mrs. Thomp­ brother, George P. Blskeney, pass- E. Minted and daughter, Cecelia, son and Mrs. S. F. Fowler on tha ad away at the West Orange Mem* Murdock Maibeson, Mrs. W. F. eonsmittaa lor arrangamanta. ^ r i a l Hospital la Winter Garden Minahew and Ralph Williams. Mias Gtna Nurvntlly af Sanford Others besides th t birthday eel#, has already promtaad to bring m a n . It. „ Mr. and Mra. James McGee brants enjoying this dinner were some of Her best school singers as .r . J t —— — — x a m ip iwmmsnmti CHA r o tm ru K N Each member la to provide two project that has bean underway for pies, for tha p it end coffee tale tha p u t two years is still without which climaxes tho •‘Sint". A sufficient funds to fully complete date la Fsbraary has yet to bo sat the building. Arnold, said he riouh. ted that there were fund* available for this affair. Aa overall budget for MM od.Jo complete the roof. The Chamber Me la cover the sewing for bos- ‘body agreed to undertake aome pluta and other benevolences was pi eject so a; to raise tha neces reported adopted. Tha aaed for a sary funds. A turkey dinner was werkirfi Aft«*!»tlon clans era in the tha church waa dlscuised and tha making to further the Idea. set up for It outlined by tho hos­ Mrs. Lsye, chairman of the tess who Is Synodical President C h r i s t m a s party, reported that for Florida. Tho president appoint- there was 164 40 left in the fund for ed a nominating eoi m illet of Mrs. next year. Frank Evans and Mra. Thompson Ross Mobley, member of the to ekoose a slate of new officers. building committee, requested that Mra. Ruby Linden, visitor was he be relieved from his duties due welcomed into the group as a naw to his health at tha present time member. His letter request was accepted Following adjournment, the hoi- end tha Chamber vo'ed to send tese, assisted by Mrs. True, Mrs. Mobley a plaque In a predation or Joo Smathers and Mrs. A. Guy- all tha wiwk and affort ha has done man sarved mint cream, cookies, for tha Chamber. sailed peanuts and coffee In Mrs. The Longwood Volunteer Fire­ Cochran, Mra. P. D. Anderson, men im w creJ three fire alarms Mrs. Richard Baabe, Mrs. Evans, In Iha past week. All were grass Mrs. F. G. Lee, Mrs, Piper, Mrs. fires due to the dry weather. Tho Lindas and Mra. Fowler. first fire was at Largent'a Saw* mill when a spark Ignited saw­ dust and dry grass. Th# second was at tha Ralph Stevena residence when a bonfire went out of control and spread to nearby brush. Tha last was osar tho Midway Tralltr Court and with tha high wind sprtad rapidly and threatened T j MBS. B i n * LA1 Longwood Vuonleer Firemen nearby homes. All fires were *era presented their annual re­ brought under control without any cord of flraa by tha secretary, Lin- severe damage. loa Cox, at their regular meeting Mr. and Mrs. George McKay of Temple Terrace Winter Park, last week. Cox reported that the company were visitors at the home ef Mr. had received a tire alarms the and Mrs. N. R. Steward on Maine part three years, due to their prom- St. the first of the week. fires. The fireman have not lost Mr. and Mrs. Frink Knnjvllnn • home within the city limits in the of Farmington, Msine, were visi­ pail three years, due to heir prom­ tors nf their many frltnds on Msln pt arrival at tha place of the firrt St. Tuesday. The Knnwltnn’i wer Also to the efficiency they have ac­ enroute to their winter home in quired with their weekly drills Sarasota. under the supervision ef Chief Miss Winona Craig, who has been a patient In tha Winter Park Mem* John Ferine. a tocently the firemen held a bar- orlal Hospital, returned home Sat. ecut in anticipation ef realising urday afternoon and is doing very enough funds to buy another fire- well. truck that could ha used at the All Longwood residents wish to *rasa fires, Tha barhacue was ■ extend their sympathy to the fam­ success and tha firemen raised ily of tha lots Paul L. Hllcock. about »M#f They are now endea­ Wa ara very happy to report voring I* locate th* necessary eq­ that n o n Mobley has returned uipment, and if flJJy do not hive homo from tha Winter Park Hos­ ufflc'"'t funds they will plan to pital and Is feeling greatly Im­ eld * ilher event in the near proved. future. Mrs. Cassia Mslers. who has The Longwood Medical Building been with friends |n West Palin • now under eenstruclion end U Is Reach for tho past few weeks, Is hoped that tha building will soon expected tn return home this week. be completed, Lew Arnold reported Mr and Mrs. Neal Gilbert of o the Longwood Chamber of Corn- Eau Gallia were weekend guests of Longwood ihs Kvaslnt S se In Ih SputligM pa JP-HU M t J.'hB llAljr N»*S 1 II" All ... Star Thsatra Siam* S'OS >t i jo Lira at filler S «S Crusadsra i is ri*in»ut* »t au ra 10 os The Lineup ldiis r*rsnn t» Person 11:t>n Nows.apart*-1\ *«in*e lls*T Murl'ehl Thtatr* k aeuthsid* FraabriarUa < IS* Let* Tib* A Trip V»| AtirJf**i/tiek***k TrisMt* »■:*• Wild Bill Mkhok Adv. . 'S ! !,!! ^k**’l^e^Vl»f, l«»# 11:11 10:10 IIins UTS Nswt-Waathar KrnIS Kovlr* Shew ThU Land nf Our* •trlh* It Itick irra a s o a s O.J* < ..ptnln KHniAtdP r WUerd to .«>* U ..........sard lets* ink* Oink Link and Tea line it»r hug*-* Hv*« IS IS is.in u it liUO l.lk S:vu ITS l.to Film Fat* S.-jo Collra* lUakMhatl law* v* illrhlian ■at IT) Viawari Dlgtal lit* Art Uavi* j.ls ]!» f:l* (:*# • il* Sil* l*i*« IA:la It:** Hitt IITS a v a sm a AkTBWBMS* n u it Club la st " W - 'lr d . « Haw, Idealist :H4 XUme iiia Our Mia* Iraai* ruaadara laynniia* *( aura ■laeup i in Paranp *;S| lies .. i>lock Mapers t i n I.ni* Show lltlS Naw* and a*. , aA T raosT S;«S l.awrthr* Walls dhow I on Talk-Atnund lilh Advanlura ssowkiak s ue Ftnnt Ilnar Center Iha Utters parent's, Mr. and Mrs. James McGrath, Tha Saturday Evening Tinochla Club was entartalned by Louis Knoll at Iha home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wale* of Fern Park. Thosa steendlng were Mr. and Mrs. Nor­ man Godfrey of Pearl Lake Heigh* Is, Mrs. Maude T upper, Mrs. Florence Sumlerlln and J. Hollis, ter ill of Longwood, Mr. Knoll and Mr. and Mrs. Wales, Hie community extends its sym­ pathy to the family of Emerson Campbell who passed away on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eaton and daughter, Deborah, have arrived In town and will again make their home line. Mrs. Eaton Is the dau­ ghter of Chief and Mrs. Ls)o. T:S0 Tail Fhtiara t i l l tnduatrv on Farad* sum w m h r Uinb A teis I so Sir. Toymabar Ililts L'ariun* Faallral ITS I JO lame 1o11A llioo till.4 in'* Kiddtaa Maims# Indr Us Andr'a Cirvii* F . ■irASeh u ib 7 #" ' tr* ^ Una ocloak Skew ItU I LIGHTS COMING BACK MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. t|U i Th* lights a rt eomlng bsr.k to Button Ava. City Couaell actaj quickly aftar William Crosby drots attention to the unllghted ||T H t Unlerns. Councilman Varoo HabB / by carrying red and whltt railroad lanterns. Councilman Verno Hako said delay la replacing s t m t lights was dus to tho htsvy work load of tho UtlUtlss Dept RIUIF AT LAST ForYour COUGH Wtiffaln Rill siiabir sinus# Tasaa Hsnasr# T#a Fla. dial* T'nlvarattp T hu U Ih* Lit* I Mr. at Fla_ Hui.day drnonl Forum lioller a Hecund Luo anew inns and HarrUI nia Tin Tin ■ VWBIB* Biudle IT Ol* Opry Ursnd 01* , . • Tin* Cnuntrr FrnlK Frnllc# Til* •nt th* Clack lag* anew |n « J I* itT* « X I l i e THA I Jo I'ept. Slldnlfht I an l.l'H I so St"* * in lie* l:IS ITS II* v1OfhffS fill T**t Fatter* t Mnrslsa Rbnw *.*• rapt. Kanaarea »:*l Ops* lloue* I ts Opea Meuaa 'l(■if t f l tlary Meer* HJI Arthur I iii| Arthur < tu ts ; il* Sink* It ill valiaat J* L«?*“ *f O f / li** ■ vbhiiit li t Ain*> a Jen Oiinuniilii. Ktarlidhi rnsetre nigA-urt a tn iia v m ia x o s s dlin-On Proarem Smii" Nrwt-1V*elh*r l.fl a Taka A Trip Tnia I* (he Lit* llnrlaon* tmliiatrr on Peiad* Lena John Bllver Oatnlbua Thar# g r ua%*b estra Privet* users l lary Rd Bulltvas lulil « K Theatre Hltcbeaeb Preaents App't. With Advantur* IVbtt'a Jly Us* Sunday Kiw i ape Uwrsnei Walk OW New* * BO atsvoai tv c a t s s n « ja n is s m ta m iis a v Mr H.ro C .n lrll FI a. Showed*# Country Ftrolled TBA Moneymenners lumnn Rnnjnn Ttiaati* Fat it Paa* t.e* Waiter* Marshal :«*» Hriahier b a r ill Secret Stnrm je Ob Tear Accouit I II Kddy Arnold 11:1* II SI lJ:o« II to I oS 1 :Jo l.es lit* Parham til* nr. hudaea’a JrnL l.«v* af Llf* erresr lUarck ter Turner tiuiding t-iaht .lack P e e r Shew l.uve Ulory Hubert u. Lewi* Cltannel L'ltabnel CroaarnedS iiv* Tl The in* Fayelf UleTer |TS T t Huh jtnh Croeb Croeby It IS And) * uang d rra n a o o N 11."S Tn* b:« To# 1 oS Putiir* Farmer* *t Antrle* 1:1* Christian H.-lan,-« I 31 Th* thri.iui.iitr* 1100 Tn* lira IMotura Slid tilliin lltJK t .vs 1:1* AtIt linn | Mnvla l:u* "itoubia Lira' captala Kanearoa Sill T**» Pattara ICilO ___ fllia.Ok rroarara natuma UTt) biau-iilf M T iia a sT a n a s ia i S: IS nian-uit I'miram Return* »n « i — Wf«th«r I "* f ill t-s# tiJS a:l* St*S **lr___ . n «« TV t'laybeus* 11.VO Siam ore n o a ts a t ■ o a s is a iiia ha H"n#rm«nn#ra Si** I for th* Slnntr »: J* tie Ann)* Jan I* on iliinimnke I": 1n lumnn llunyoB Thaatr# ti n* (Hop th* Sfuale If s common cold Wit yea with 0 cottgb that has bung on far day* ajw day* set quick. It Is daootroat to do* lay. Chronic braoehiti* may damdoyk Oet a lira* belli* of CxeotMMoa HM Uk* si directad. CreomuLloo soethOO raw throat and cheat mambraoM, goao into Iha broochial syslim tohtfploew and expel aanay phleam, mildly so* Use* systemie tension and aid* antur* fight th* cans* of Irritation. U sf Craomulsion sad a*t wonderful n at IssL For chUdiea ail autdev (s Craomulsion for Children to tho | and bloc package. Adv. CREOMUCStON *%' M I FIRST SHOWING TODAY ! NEW MERCURY ‘Phaeton r**ff*M. 1>tt. WtfcuMk fcIM thara, K would bo hoodo4 Mttlo town Mho KmiMtly, Writing hor m um , bo t it f:*f tJL til* ( IS Will Bill Mlrkoh a v a n tn * we*, her-Sparta ) '» R•sfaavuua :r ;. Lata Rhase Nawa A I*. acaitA T T ail Pattara Leak tty A Lira Dlsaaylaal * ■ VNWtWfl s w tw s r Laails _I J|B Jack_ Hanny Kd jaultlVA, Rulllsaa BktW Newest, most advanced 4-door hardtop you can buy— WMH V N I< Offlon K n it M i a t l y , l i addreanad I to I M i V u Soot a* th* It riM'A m r M bp oaw anusooa | . *4 Adyastara wtia Uaaia Wall m s s M hi* self*. tobHa went W a tWa by,.and stood bafora a n e k of sard s T han waa ana ad tWa I iiia iv•7j - *i * THE SANFORD HERALD r r i. Jail. 20, 1956 T ELEV ISIO N ra iu a t . Sosnaltmew IS hung fraa tn a rtppUnc mans upon bar ahouldsn, •asnaUmaa aha com bad K into a •wlrt atop her head, or pinnad * at tha hack ad Imp hack wilts kttla valval bows. Sha waa o dtvoeoea. Mra. Knapp Haggard, aha anUad haraaU. Bus sna about Ann'* aga. and tha tsen sears both “ooutdera." Pinky had aotna to tha Lodga far taat winter'* aiding, and then bad moved in l a Fonda. Now aha thought aha might Uk* a nouns ha Baida Fa perhaps aim’d do a tltUa writing. Tha attmatn aultad bar. M sran all vague, Bar batng In town. KM what matter, U ahn had t h a _________ iha tncllnationl BanU Fa had planty ad -dKi n i f StVieXB1 od tha migM btiUd ■ knuna, Ann melted Flaky la dlnaar. U, through bar. Ana aould ranter* bar awn nonMotion with Adam's work . . . Bha really woo ■ hit anhamad af hanaM an lh** nouat After tha meal the would auggsat Uwf Adam dries them aut to aaa Urn Bohhrtn* Joh—Pinky would jump ad tha m I «V friend. ■ Mra. Hoggord whom aha'4 n o t «t Church Guild nod who I ‘W LOWUT, KJWtST OF AU 4-00041 HARRTOFt—Only UH bchae high from road to toot. Plus tha opaamt, sirimt (Baling avar built into a aadafc !'.■ », 5J ■r ' t i>M ■ An tntlrely naw body stylo—not Juot i conventional hardtop with 2 extra doors. Offer* the advantage* of greater rear-aeat visibility, easier entrance and exit, and excluiive ityling touches which diatinguiah It from all other models. In Mercury’s highaet-powered Montclair series. We invite you to see It today at our showxoosu ""S®# t h e b io M e r c u r y H U N T- M cROBERTS, Inc. Den t mlsa tka Ug talnvisU kit, *TBE ID SULLIVAN 8H OW", Sunday tvsniag, 8tH ts >tM, Katina WDBO, Cktraal A - nV 1M If. PALMETTO AVE. sV _____ �JACKSONVILLE (If)— 'Should Alai Llttlaflald, fo m e r akariff of Voluila County and chairman of tho State' Democratic Exeeutlvn Committee, ha conrUtod of locoao tea evagleiiT Twahra wan sitting on a fader* a! Court jury gat th at question put up to thaw today* Tha defend* ant could ha fined up to lio.ooo on each of t* o count* In tha Indict* inant and Jailed up to fivo yeara on aach count. momtit today railed ittonaty national mo#rork and a ly ittm of to help aged persona r dependent on (tied in* * J. Spangler, director of atudiea in ecnnomlci at YilvmUy, addressed tha su it Southern Conference atotogy i at tbn U nlvm lty ' w m iN O T o ir m — «evm i eenitdM M rswf with President EL a e n h o tt# ' today th at Congraaa •houl*4sok tfito tbs question of who t f U jIgelds whether a preel* d sn t.'^ .- m t s bla to perform hla d c 'l e i T ^ Ben. I f f a d t (R-SD) ssld the ConatiWltoh and the laws contain * gap which, "might oometlmea ytea up^lo'diausa confusion and una a rttlity /* ktuPhe addadi , "1dm bate? time to act-la whan wa #0 , jo t.b av * .th at kind of altuan tlon, baterj uf, apd I favor Con■teal working, out soma kind of M tiW ^ S iy soliitlnn." Bfh/WatMAs (H-Utsh) ssld In • iShir*t* Interview ha considers ft "teatiqbls to-sea If we can’t find ■ notation," and Ban. Basil end (D-MIss.) agreed " it’s a qoaetton th at ought to be audlad." Colored News Clarenc’o ttcridersca, well known . Sanford jHtlien, passed away sud­ denly TueVdey, J«n. id, at the local hospital. A eatery contractor for Chase.-japd Company for ap­ proximately IS years, and a iscant contractor for the R. W, Estes of Ovlorifyfla/nnee ltemlonen wss Hi only one day, Funeral service* will ba held Buadlffr-Jatl.'- 23 at t n. m. at the Eton itfrfpe‘Baptist Church, corner gth and1, Orange Ave with tha Hev. W. R aWHUm hi officiating, Clarence Henderson to rtirvlved by his wife. Mrs. A. M. ltondmreon. OPfiv/B-SAt Rudy V, IlcndElgin AFB, Fig., m o t h j j Mrs, Allca Hendareon, f w egelopted chlMtna. George, kaatana Joaharaa taws fsisa o « i « a Cto* laerta At A a l s u t iMksr's Cfeelts It's High Time For Romantic Era, Says David Israel Is Placed Under Stem Notice UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ID Israel was under stem nolle* to* day that the U. N. Security Council may use Its powers of punishment against her if the Israelis eonUnue attache across their Arab neighbors' frontiers. The warning cam# In a Western sponsored resolution the u-nitlna council adopted unsnlmously yes­ terday. The resolution condemned the Israeli attack Dee. U on Syrian outposts northasst of tha Sea of Galilee as a "flagrant violation" of tha Paleittna armistice and Isreal’s U. N. Charter obligations It siM If Isrsal Ignored its ob­ ligations In tha future, the council will hava to consider "further measures under tha charter." Tha charter empowers tha coun­ cil te punish an aggressor with a diplomatic boycott, e c o n o m i c blockade or even military action, and te call for axpuliion from tho U. N. of any country that con­ sistently violates Iho charter, Near-Miss Reports Touch Of Probing C L A ttlnfC I HENDERSON MC WwrU At Ha I. it te tS r f a to tte red anetten of their truck after It had collided with a traeter*tran«r, In a Baltimore, Md., street Rurled to the psvement, irernaji Joseph Taylor was i In ten d . On* of them la in critical condition, (International doandphoto) aWlsb a favorable me**nawork, Spanglaf said p*r> t M mpst unite la I p o b u n r* : group with others Hb ^fhflaUotj, ■ MmaVof the aged, low In os, a n ' of sueb t n a tu n t suffer natter our present tendard" monetary frame* i aaid. Soma to per cent M o n a of older people m a Investment*, public iate,M t)rament programs, rtfwsjiee, home food pro* Oniduggeited Act I,l» i n Marla H*a» | I# jr*rw»fil HU Twilight loDM growth of of Voluila County poll* tie*" and tha Jurors couldn't con­ vict a man unless tha government shewed ha NEW YORK orw—ir* high time tloniliy filed a fnu ju lan l tea re­ for a romantic era, in Uw opinion turn. of David Geltiteb, a designer who has managed In create a sensation in tha New York fashion Industry Ike's Expression in a comparatively short time. O f Faith In Dulles Tbe cocktail and evening dresses in hla spring preview definitely dramatic, planned frankly for al> Brings New Calls WASHINGTON (ft-Proaldent El* lure and designed te make any anhowar'a expression of complete woman feel Ilk* a dream girl. He faith In Secretary of State Dullee uaea such fragile and delicate brought new calls today from two fabrics as chiffon, lace, net and Democratic eenatera for a com­ silk organdie for these creations, plete "ra-aaamlnation" of Ameri­ often combines iara bodices with eloudi of frothy organdie In bouf­ can foreign policy. eLN'x.ynJCvies-tCv ahr ahr ahrdlii fant ikirte, dots tricks with lace While most Senate Republicans appliques and aprlnkles stardust in rallied te the support of Dulles In the form of sequins. the controversy over hla "brink of A highlight of hia collection la a war" Interview, one, Ben. Jenner short evening dress of white net, R ind, attacked him for what appliquod all over with red lace Jenner called a "soft policy" to­ rosea and rnmatlzed with a wide ward Russian expansion. sash of red taffeta. As contrast, he Jennar did not refer, however, ahows a slim lube of lace tiers, bi­ to tho sfture* of tho moat recent sected by a velvet belt. controversy about tha teertU ry of Gottlieb likes white frosting Hr state—a Ufa magasln* Interview hla daytime dresses In navy silk, In which Dullea was quoted aa dealing out wide capelot collars saying administration policy proof lace and embroidered organdie vented war In Alla throo times and that "tha ability te get te the verge with a lavish hind. These rollers without getting Into tha war is form dramatle accents to dsrk coslumas, and he frolha them with the nacaiaary art." lace edging, elaborates them wllh appliques, s p a r k s them with Here's a way to sneak an egg In­ Jewels, does them In double liera to tha diet of one of your family and otherwise concerns himself who Urea of egga or Juat doesn't with fro* led frills. like them; Beat ono up and slow­ Visiting fashion editors winding ly stir Into K enough hot cereal up a crowded week of spring fash­ for one serving ion previews hy New York dwalgneri also saw a showing of chil­ Soft eookiea aa wall s i hard cnee dren's clothes today, observed new keep bast in tightly covered boxes fashions in eyeglass frames and or Jars. But te keep the soft ones were given a concentrated briefing moist, put a piece of fresh bread on the Irends In Jewelry for 1B5A— the "prcclmis'l look Is the tiling In with them. Or try an orange, this jrcnr, Ihey were told, and the lemon or apple—any of which will bold ropes of heads of toil season add an extra delicate flavor. now are passe. CLEVELAND 0 * - Reports of a near collision between two airliners over Clcvelind Hopkins Airport were under Investigation lodsy by airline, and Civil Aeronautics Ad­ ministration officials Bald te he Involved last night were e United Air Lines PCa com­ ing InT from .New York and bound for Los Angeles and a Capital Air­ lines Viscount bound here from Washington. Tha DCI, carrying M passengers was piloted by Capt. A. R. Kidder of Chicago. Capt. C, 8. Babylon was pilot of tha Viscount, which had I I passengers. A CAA spokesman who destined to be quoted by name laid both plants ware waiting to land when tha pilot of one of tho plsnea ap­ parently though ho wia too close to Uw other and made a auddea drop te avoid a collision. In 10 do­ ing hla plana cam* close to the other plane, It was reported. Both planet later landed eitetly. , A W ell-Balanced Diet v For A Lady-InTWaiting r r te el way* tmporUnt to ant may be «aed tn cooking. Chetaa th a right foods te the right can be aututltuUd for some of nimmnu. But this baeomaa doub­ year milk requirements. ly lmpftrSar.4 Jog Um aSPSOtoBt Three or more servings of atvrtched a t whole grain brand a t inothar. Ton wfl aaUkmn gate maltfrt whole grain or rostered cereal. One to two tabteepoooa of Bur lew tha flgat B u m month* of B r a in n n o y . T h e r e a f t e r , th a tor or fortified margarine. Enough fish and liter oda to roppljr from 400 to M l Swiss Police Admit All Traces Are Lost GENEVA, SwitfcrlMd W -B wIm police admitted today titty-have lost aU trace of Itoo.ooo worth ed gold b a n stolen from a truck hare yesterday In a well-planned day­ light coup. Police said It appeared possible tha gang which organized tha coup — one of tha biggest robberies In Swiss criminal history — had succeeded In gottlng the bars Into France. The shipment arrived from Paris by air yesterday. The 1>ars were loaded on the truck of a Geneva transport firm. The driver, M. Salamln, drove lo Iho transport firm’s,headquarters near Geneva's main slaUnn In unload soma of hit other consignments, leaving the trurk and the cold unguarded, quite normal in wwltzerland, where large-scale Uiclta are extremely rare. l& T u Ill iit s til t !■«» 1 IS Ml 1:1* SiSS «:*• fits K*WS Bar Ness lUash W o rld s t T h u s I trle ttr In stru a ta tsl H 00 Clue alls r a m , rune naday liailiM N»W« MS* Ctsb T k a , H asten l o s t W aeteAt Si* ■▼■■IPS aw * • r Nona Ranch rorl* At Throe U nacn a f R a tlla re c o rd P r * v l* w ' T « « a T im * :l .ljsl Uusla B J &SIWR*a<*ie " Bfawa Taai Tim* - - I K . ■i - t J All l! • 2»***.^ * Announcing t n * '- t:#e free, os _ t.tl fit* MS T;is S no i is f :#§ SMS S:i« ISIS 11:11 H ill Maalaal Paw Hymn Tims Musical Pam. Pplrltual Tims Rplpitoat ^ Im * ,v*|isn Ktv. \V. O. Nalia, a & Col* cots _ rort* At i* Wert* 41 m Miss fhowboit iwbo Mudcslo norpcl Sis for* court* lorries Po i ASt ioroooAa A nnual 8 t. A ugustin* Antiques Show J a n m r y 21 — 25 Ambassadors Have Hard Time Getting Progress A t Meet (Daily and S unday) 12 Noon to 10 P. M. GENEVA. Switzerland W - U Alexia Johnson and Wang Plng-nsn (A dm lsnlonn antd special ambassadors of lha United States and Red China, met for the to 8:15 p. m .) 33rd time here yesterday, but re­ ported no progress In their negot­ iation! for renunciation of the use i of force In the Formosa area. The two envoys engaged In a * bitter exchange Wednesday whon i \Vs rig Woke the secrecy of Ihelc P resented by (IT* Isyks after 34 weeks. Ho Issued a statement asserting agreement by Hfrnrs iurh as this, sllhnnah not filled wllh brl|hl rotor*. msW* hraull- the United Stoles and the Chinese Lightner Museum ful natural color plrlurra that moro than warrant krrping color film I* Communists to use only peaceful yuur camera durlna lha winter month,. mesns nf settling disputes w ss( Of Hobbles blocked by U. S. insistence on put­ i Colors Neodn't Bo Bright to Ba Bodutlfuf a t S t. A ugustin* ting Formosa In the American area of sclf-defente. Johnson retorted In moat place* around the coun­ voted a lifetime of effort to cap­ ty this la tha time of year when turing the blue-white majasty of that Wang's I.SOO-word statement Mature seema to hava put away sea and aky and snowcapped peak. dislored and perverted tbe facia of I til tha bright colors of her pSlelte. We'd have missed some very fine their negotiations. And most of ua In turn have a painting* indeed, if these artiste tendency te forget about color Aim had not seen the color possibllitiea In the glistening waterfalla of tor our cameras. Wa personally believe this to Niagara nr the Ashing vessels of be a groat mistake—for there are Nova Scotia. And you'll miss a surprisingly beautiful, m eets to great deal, too, it you disregard ba had by (hooting color pictures the attractive ecenea to be pic­ LAST TIME TONIGHT •van though there Isn’t much bril­ tured In color this time of year. Start* 6:30 liant color around at all. Whether As much aa wa enjoy the freah you're making full-color elide* bright greens and yellowa of or snapshot* Iheao wintry day*, spring and the blaring foliage of you will And soft subtle tones autumn, wa all should remember actually hava tbalr own special that * acena _doesn't hava to Clark GABLE • Jan* RUSSELL • Rob«rt RYAN abound in rads' and groans to b* FEATURE T ilf — LAST COMPLETE SHOW lit* w n » have any doubt* about this, Juat consider for a moment worthy of shooting in color. * —John Van Guilds* tha famous artiste who have de­ SATURDAY ONLY “JhsL Ja lt TfljuL " K i r i HUTOT susratst-BUMa in rwsF **-C 2 m m m m am m INSULT TO INJURY LAWRENCE BURG, Ky. Uto— Bp s n e e r Penvler, M, accused Jamea Tyre of adding laiult to Injury Wednesday, police ssld Pajvlar told them Tyra bit a chunk oat of hto left cheek and spat it out-lnto a liquor store cuspidor. Tyre, 4T, v is charged with as­ sault and battery. days on ly ALLAN LADD LETS LOOSE AS STEVE ROLLINS, THE FALL-GUY WHO GOT UP — JUST IN TIME! ukmascopC1 SPENCER TRACY-ROBERT RYAN •RADOA 1 k s AT BLACK totoB-toNn-KtiaatiNK-mne» amsaw-lawwi-imams Second Future l&tMo (AO Gambling p r t j g S w 'f l JPu J«n. IS at Bay pln< ilioipital. II was born in Sanford In IRM. Ha ved and operated Ms business tesdupill ill health eaured his reret ent. f i*rgl services will ha held at ames AME Church Sunday Ml p. m. with tbe Reverend Lee delivering H i eulogy. Survivors tnctude hi* wife, Mrs. M iry (Irnmllng: two urns, Rad A. and Oscar A, Grinding; a sis­ ter, Mrs. Addle Johnson, and etht r tfjatlvea. Interment win will ha In Burton Intarmant Cemetery with Hutto* Funeral Homo In charge. MJUNGLE RAIDERS4* NO. t NOW SHOWING SAN t± k - SUNDAY AND MONDAY FRANCISCW ^: IN DINING A.^ aNTURH * BAY FRONT . ABIA/f N O LE PARK RACEW AY Ceuntry Chtb el TvoUt*f Tmkew Wi l l i . ‘ , F .la ..... ■ *" CO UN T AOMON1 —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— kV IN D TO W O U K O pO N COMPLETE M E L L O N F R i S C O Gfl V <s i’DINO StUUUTS rm o s v ttu A t O n Big l a f A «w STM l I1R111Kirm ■nummai I t IWRUI, R M n n inti 11UN MouasMesrsk ALSO REDWOOD FOREST TR A IL S te rrln g R EX A LLEN te O to B M a J k O B C e M W n w d a lA .m tM e m k te r o e f !>•■ . > -• -t param ou n t r e w r . ^ nd - Co l o r v. c r • 1 " T P cartoon • CARTOON t j. �— < r >■ • - - u-- ?'■' *^ tjk ' __y u i t ' s W o r u A * y th t* « It I’a W*rtb A drcrtiriflf I t |CLASSIFIEDADS BPBOA! BBBVICKB S l I Q m h f C m p mmp IREFRIGEBATOR 9 Cu. FL U rg e Freeter Compartment. Cletn. quiet. Pvhone 3 1 4 3 - J , ______ Weil keyt Two ledfoeae Kerne I Uyd|( jn u n itu re. JBnuH & ri& L. Well, oewera, seed garden. Cloee CnQen**IumM I ar kay, B bow " ~ § I IN C O M E -T A X -SE R V IC E W ot, H . M u rra y . ONI OP THE MOST i l t Celery Ave. Phone 1S11-M | Befutiiul Lske Front, Homes. . . . ----- —103. Phone 113B-A. B. Petm on,Broker LARGE Pecking Trunk. Good con* l.Closed Sunday end Wednesday. t. WBlta send leech. leech. Three Aiiociates • A. B. Peterson Jr., dttlon. 113 Elm Ave.__________ i r |e Bedrooms, 3 Beths, ms* P. J. Cheeterson. Garfield Wll* construction. W.wo. will letts. John Metsch, R. W. Wll* G E Wringer Waeher with pump le -B - ~ in w je a n c e and portable tub. Two mil e Items, Hexel M. Field. A. C M. BALL way beds with plastic head­ Doudney, Land Surveyor. BDI. HARR IKON boards. AU In excellent condi* . BROKERS tton. Phone ITU after 3 p. in. . . . . . . . . m. . . . . . . . . a m Down leyn u n , Aiaoclato H pm n............... at ,ooo. Down BEAUTIFUL Dark nay Horse, _________bAve. Phew* M l £-------- . . . . . . tt.ooo r saddle end bridle, stoo. Gentle M a W I W a M lM . 'ayton, Broker and e llttla beauty. Ph. 142Q-J-3. COt GRID SECTION 'eon, Aieoclate I New T\m Radroom, concreie IU U Porcelain I Ft. FRIGIDA1RK. Block. Aloe hath. Large lot d. I. used threw months, *30. ami loan available. balance due. Ph. lou-w alter A XwJ Bnllrnaiut Home 1^— NntJrfs u d Pcraoeata —U I >• m ._________________ I. CLIENT L argerour two lots Two Be ..distance W A N T AD RATES lit FsBowinf Rata# a r t ■ T O R M yEA E B1AL T A T I f O B g A L t . LOWELL a . ______ _ e ffe c t |* P er Line t t r One Insertion I s Per Line for Three Insertions I* Per L i u for J im Insertions NO CHARGE Is Per Line l e t le c h t t In* Lilt your houjea and apt*, tor tloni. rent with us. For 10 days M o ra n m ia t v i Me __ A NOT make "**'■- any charge SHALL for finding a tenant, while the incomln -new - - —-r — ig Navy perm are getting located. d sw a u rtk , loia-M, Jennie THE SANFORD.HERALD F r l. J u t . 20 , 195ft ■ i S R T — THE OLD HOME TOWN e,p*W i; t >>we were HETJ-ol-HELLo!-NO^ASAIN, JUST WHATCAUSEC>>toU70 GlVff UP NfcU* ICFSKA T /Ate ’ THIS RAWLY /AJ T H F S F A S O A J --------- ? ? ANNOUNCEMENT Day Nursery — Ages Six weeks to rive y riri. For further Inform*Typewriter. road. M.ooo. with _ T^ r . w- portable lion, call W J between 4:11 and *TXJ« , '»- pnv«i price, ww aw.. ftow. ^ Phone & Nut daytime, 404 Willow A lberts J, Hail, A u o c lit* 17—AUTOMOR1LER-TRAILK— Rose L. Payton, Broker Pkene MU t i er at Hlswathn YOUNG Guernsey Cow. Excellent condition. No Beuys nr TB, ar­ It will nay YOU to sen US before NEW C. B. . 3 » . R. Home, Oak tificially bred. Will freshen you buy, Upeu Evenings and Sundays. " “ irs, aer#an porch, cari March II No business Saturdays, ft. Lot. No City Taxes. ' Eistslde Trailer galas, Phon* 1345-W-l. Walter Trapp, *man. 2 U 8 Cedar Ave. Enterprise. _________Palates, Fla. - “sjS L r u w o M w iu n SALE • 37* Trailer with port­ *5 FOR able Jalousie Cabans. 51.393. In­ quire Lot 4, Park Ave. Trailer Court. is a FURNISHED APTS. West 1 st Or Can a t Furnl* g e Center, l i t Hast lit. Fe LAKA APARTMENTS: rooms. I p r t v a f batha. m w , Firat a t Ijg B e s m FOR SALE - 1933. 43 Ft. “Travellitr" delux House Trailer. Two Bedrooms. Air-eomlitloned, cir­ culating b ait. Cost 54.700. will sail for ii.TOd. Phone 1143-W. BR, Kitchen Equ^petU U rg e D e a ia r Diningj Room, Completely A* 111 BBLP WANTED finished. U rg e lot us oufat |o* W m n cation. 11,000. Down 130.00 par 1UColeman too. Down, Magnolia T O " i h it . month. BALER HELP WANTED - ruU 11934 MOBILE CRUISER, 34 ft. n ro w n Lika ucw, will !>«U equity. r R nllnw ny u t d B a b y Boda . . . - - H.469. d or P«rt*Um«. Firestone Stores. m Baths, & 8 . Nicer " Ift {£ t7W Swi5,S5S. .Call 1777.R. lay , Wack or ooBth—T e l 1435. M IB.. R. lie ictlon of City, C section |7 J .U ^ tr month. yna. Ideal tor bear stories box. fartitu rw Center m west Fire* II0.M Silly, Ball Luminous Door TRAILER - 33 r t Mobile Cruiser Priced to move Can be aara a t Tbs leafard . write* Reaves, Attleboro, with 21 ft Caban*. 12,900. Ivalon Agfa. Rffledewey. Phnne Herald. 540. F n « Sample A Details. Phone 1*61 J aftrr 3. I730.W. Adda Realty nee Dai tr­ r i. Out- HA MBLf lrANTED (ternale) 1M It- AirTDMQBILK BROWRM U end ApU. P h a u 3T. ,ats. Super RIND HEABTBD BOBBIE ________ mile South CARS iW . Efficiency Apt. 1T-9I Jouth Two Wallresaa rl» ev tr 31. Apply In Phone SflT-W. DAI L Y C R O S S W O R D S tia ju tia .HLiL'Hiu i llty Limits. Sfumnerland Court. DENVER IA - O il N tk i M l BOUGHT SOLD TRADED person na Bamlnois Drive In, 2. Fragrance 19. Leg . ACROSS >jLr.tmti , x . >, j u Roy Reel'* Used Car* Ml East 'Ir.t It. Window Stile — Lintels __________ men who held up Btll'Sitolts BRI t. Poet 3. Name of Joint L iu m m ui . iumu Sanford Ave. k llth St. Flue Bloclu — Cradle BlocJis kitchen more kind h u rt« d th|n«hls p u t UI.7UH MtJ > 7.111 section.. 9 Glrl'a thren :o. Sub* Experienced lyplit apply R. A. Grease Trips — Dry Walla. III 11J S.i dinging Smith, Chasa k Co. avatar* of alane# Miracle Cencreie Co oar. Spirks said the man who b$U Ml. . Hi* i.HIU 19BOATR ■ MOTOBB — JM IWN — S B . R., Garage . vote# Hindu tisad Ph. 1533 .'jtitMifi .' ,1 m in the gun was a* irritated at fUDttli wius m m and shower. On large 500 Elm Ava m ythol^y 0 Sandaraq *« MUM 1 . .'1 ill.* SECRETARY; C ipibll. experienc­ YOUR EVJNRUDE DEALER lot tedudlnf d im s and tropical —Fattory to tree Iparks* wallet mmeylais Uigt If 4. City 1<ul tl Si* ed. Phone 1431, varnish fruits- Total price, 11,000. No OFFERS .Tin'll in string (Oar.) Aluminum 32. Narrow i-.n.-i threatened In shoot him is tRi City taxes to pay! Close to Rasa IJUIMIJLI UliMMUI’t 3 H EVINRUDE IJ. On* a* 0 Sharp to tnlat Venetian OJlnda and School!. 'iJi.iMlJl-t -iiiai.'ii 1 lOBS A L E S M S T ^ g r ^ leg. But the gunman's cnmNUftll dwelling ZEPHYR ......................... 530.00 J Ilia teat# I \ * F1CIENCY A partm ent lull* $1,300 DOWN — $ RR, Asbestos Enclosed head. Bag-proof bottom IS.. 1 HIllLli. 13 Highway hie tor bachelor or couple. talked him out of U “ d m 0. Palm or I J- l 5. tjrg « rail .with plastic ends. Plastic or AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - 3 H. SCOIT ATWA1ER ... . M2.30 Siding. Kitchen MiupMa. Land. 4 HORSE WIZARD ............ $13.00 Ham h a s t private bath, show* 33 Kind of Jog the hand | marbl* rayon Up«i. Cotton or nylon vanished. __ Aggressive and alert, Sales ex* T^M ERCURY, r. CowanltaQjr located. Across 33. Chmto cord*. ^ (ScoL) ' 33. EiUlata 99. raletneo gerlence. ^WrilB fo x SC V. The Bottom Cowl $ 100.00 o n Post Office. Inqulrj Mu* temple 7. Commerce gg-gystem. *4. Point on ftemkartk G k a ami P a k t Co. ta n ford Herald. 714 H. SCOTT ATWATER . . 5*3,00 tl Jaeobion D ept Store. W. H.. *'8111'* BTEMPER (OritnLf A Not avail iw ' *U* atooui . 111*114 West 3nd St. phone 330 10 H. JOHNSON 1*9.03 CLASMPtBD B » U Y Realtor IT, Father m v ta rn ,|4. Llttla courso 53. part of *• , nlahed S room house. 331 Gertrude B. 10 11. Lightning MERCURY 5100.00 ifelder. Ataecliks to ^ M A E T n E L P WANTED, lac' direction. child of church / Valencia Dr. Phone 1803, 14 H. SCOTT-ATWATER , Gny Associate B unk Bede diet SKA flower', 10 l u .,,rn »J , 18. Nose of controls ............... 51*9.93 ONE.jjf Sanford's older business 14wiih 18, Distant ID large, clean down* >Phene 2123 .l Mn*r»rk.A»4» a pig 34. Dll* •oiled H. ELGIN ...... 5120 03 B Tlrnta has a permanent position 20 H. MARTIN, 1399.75 artment. 611 Bark Ave. • Drama 14. A popular figure tweet— / open for man baiween age* of | New motor used s i Twin Brds) . ... $99.30 Christman 31. Tibetan ............ 118300 39. Bitter . /■ 20 to 33. High ichonl education K ing S lie H ollywood B«da S2. River ’ plant prlesla vetch yyf required. Write p. u. Box 819. 23 If. JOHNSON, 1933 Model. 'a w . Urn. 1 Guaranteed 10 Years very f a s t ......................... 1223 00 Senfnrd. 33. Part of so X 50 lnnersprlag Mattrass Also many motors torn down lor D Apt. Full kitchen and 40 X SO Box S p rin g ............*115 30 Age 35 33. Night work it p. m a fork used parts. Rsainnsbla, ills. 140. two Manager Headboard (Decorator Plastic) •4 A fit On nils While They L u ll to 7 _,mi a.m Apply Colonial ffta r 5 p. m,, 407«-k West 1st St. ichem.) New 1433 Model EVLNRUDF.S U n fin ish ed F u rn llu ra Station. ISth A French Ave 23 H F.iec. Starting •9. Drying K H R E E ROOM furnished Apart* I Drawer Chill ................... $13 30 T meat, 3300.M«IIonvllle. frames Big T w in .........................51(>o.oo 4 Drawer Chest ........ . IT 30 W A N T E D — Hoys, j j c 13 to 17 for after ichooi work. Apply 106 W. 23 lb Elec. Demonstrator 17. Forearm 3 Drawer Coast ....... ....... y 14.30 ■ jfR E E R ddM comjifcteiy tufniihill u|. used about 33 hours S343.00 Vanity Table ........................ 4 30 bone T ed Apt. Hot and cold water In*ATTRACTIVELY DEgJftNED 5- Nit* StaniTT............... How Will YOU Swap? 4.30 23 A cage ■ eluded. 540 month. 313 Palmetto How Will YOU Trade? Ur. and Mrs. Drassar ......... 14.50 lor molting B B W W N T T IM BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED Ave. Phono 2392. Ynur OLD Motor Bookcase Bed ...................... 14-50 blrda i* *ao*a*a — w 44U14IV D on 511,300 to $15,000 . FUA e / j I-* - - Rpubla)' Fw a BETTER Orntlr! GROCERY STORE. Beer. Wine •9.0>m (Chin.) )K Apt, adults, Ph. 1115.con­ In jEN. Wynnewood, Masonry 'See the New Evlnrude Line for '35 Student Desk ....... license. Location good, colored and VA (GI) Financed. 24.30 30. Norse go>J struction. By owner. Ph. 1723-R. Finance Plan Bookcase ............... town 52.300. Down, 53,000 fin­ APART.MENT—Throe rooms, bsth, 1230 or u-ar anced. Phone 171-J. HOBSON Sporting Goods screened porch, shopping, hot and re­ cold ODHAM & TUDOR, INC. ooms — Cooking, 37. Loiter ECHOLft BEDDING CO. water furnished. creation. television, Privsts washer,en­Ruildcra of Finer Homes for Evlnrude Sales A Service P3. Bog 1332 tr a n c eretired s . frontpeople. and back. lonely 10I3-W. Gas 304 E li t SL Pboa* m M. A simp)# Flertdi Living. ^sent, atUc fan, antenna for TV. wind REE Bedroom Unfurnished Private driveway, parking csr. Sales Office—2423 So. French Ava. lAJ,rument louse, Phone 1*23-W_________ to rUENTTUBR- I ■ioto~CoQ4»i Adults. 530. Can be tarn week 36. A fruit Phone 3100 or 2M0 days, 5*1. Phone 335-J, 37. Manu. Mart, WANTED TO BENT -3 Buy ynur Furniture at Berry's 321 East li t St. Phono 1431, factur# warehouse Furn., Co , at 001 W. '0 or Three Bedroom unfurnished 3^- Girl a name li t St. All nationally adv. fur louse. Phono iu a-R hon n cEATING fA iin u H 40. Always nllure at warrhouae prices. Floor Furnu Phoaa u j j stars 1MT Sanford Avo. 41. Viper* WANTED TO BUT H. a F t . 42. A headland LOOT AND FOUND » m sooth Park v m m m w v m m n m K sanding and end ftmahtivg, *1444 I M O g sanding DOWS FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE. I. waxing. Serrtag Semi* LOST—Dark Brown Wallet L Expreuion mprovements. Fruit, Garage, con nole County since 1923. laming Import.ml papers t ow H. M. Gleason, Lako Mary. ner. REWARD Calf Mrs Bill New York. . Lane at 1421, 9 In 5. CLABUYTBD DISPLAY Plnmhlng. Rreskr Heating Consrroto Pip* to Moot AS Qaali-------m m tf t 'i » w e n fteaUooa. ^ M. G. HODGES *BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE - 3 Whether Buying or Selling, It will One hour • Wash and Damp Dry TduaaSoor Serylee on All Water Pumpanay you to see l Lt^ T 7, 4 Key1 ,Wl? 3 I'icli hold- One hour U • Wash and Dry Fw4 Sbarmam Coacrat* Pfpa Cm. Wells Drilled — Pumas ) f u r new Hospital — $1,500. dowu _ J. TT. HALL, REALTOR, *niell lupgaee key*. Finished Laundry Oat Worn u u 84. Phone 62 o r H I" * Baal* Road Phone 7*0 W HEN YOU buy buildlRf 1 for 3 bedroom horn* apprx. 1 H Sanitono Drv Cleaning years old. Situated on 3 lota. m aterials here, you g e t th * r> .•■ ' m jm M ■ jn d k a|^ S on th n ld * L n u n d ro m a t ORLANDO Bentlasl BUr, Call Total price only 53300. Also a m ostest of the beateat fo f j Bonth Hldo Food mart Bldg. B l f f l i R I F w t f l S S L au ra Ralph Ray. 313(7. Broktr aaw 3 bedroom home available 104 B ait 35th 6L the lonstoxt. Re sure to aw ALL , , Fab. 1st. Priced only 57,300. with 2401 s o M S S lZ tg DRIVE 9*io wllh Harrow and P u n t TNPTALLATION of Linoleum, Car* ^JH ID A IR E applianeei, sales toras. Pboae 113$ »«rviee. G H. High, Ovlado, • E s r w w B s t R a n t o B H i us about It noon . • . to d a y !j CulUvilers. KINDS _ -- - m*h« a s/u-vMia la J iw ^ S ^ iH '3315 of SanSfJ ItB fo rd Linoleum A Til* Co. 1143-W After 4 p. m. A l t u a f t a r h ■ trtn g e r fr- „ T H r 9 ,a M U a i from town — I54M total price P b ra * 1114 D ays ■hear U f W. 1st SL Phono 1117 HILL LUMBER r small furnished bom* oa | t o l l Eiiaia • Iasuraace L. L. SIB— Plano Technician. ^ le ta its with w— fruit ----- . .trees, . . . . . ideal ... for Mrs. Leoruu Igeaseager, Assoc. ' Phono Route L Hanford • BRUSH and SPRAY 4 4 W B S 1 J & SUPPLY YARU V*ouple. Also Lots priced front IW MagaeUa 4 m . Ph. 14 ..4330 and up. Wk*t A4 W. J. KING (HAYNES Office Machine Co., T ED B U R N ETT Hobart A- William*, Realtor USED FU R N IT U R E Typewriters, adding maeMaos, J beI IN SANLAN TA M b fci Paah PI Raymond LnadquJst, Associate BARGAINS Sale*-RenULs, 314 Mag., P h T 44. 10H2-M Nights th* « Want Ad PHona 14T3 Atlantic Bank Rldr, $ p«. Dialog Room Sulla....$39.11 i n t e r io r u d E x t e r i o r DinlBi Room Tables, Some worth Fainting. Paper Jfi-igUg. Phono CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I m[REE r e : Bedroom cement block BEAUTT PARIjQ M _na 31.1-W. Buffum A Welker. 5507(ynur choice) ............ 12.11 f ’KILLIPS an home, landscaped, ■ g 'a a p f f l 'r a Ulillty Table* . 4.41 hardIwood floors, 0 . I. Finance. Story home of rara charm has ErA-Bcaa Beauty Shoy folding Xllchrn Table 4.44 RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. PhflM 41T.W. Kitchen chairs .................. 1MZtoclrfral Contracting and Rspalra BEST in Workmanship a n d Unpaloled dinette 12.44 lltki. this hauu WELCOME TV Sorrle# Coatar world 55 pc. pc. Chrome dlnelle . . . . « 21.41 Bendlx and Crovlay Applianeei lag i44i n o t A PBOJECTI rean Hollywood TO SANFORD Headboards . . . 4.44 'iracieui ving Ph. 118 3112 .M MttnoliJt At*. an unusual^ homo fo r th« tha tuicri* .dlacri Dresser Base .................. ________ 1 -------Tor Naval FURNISHED AND QftTALXJD J ot - Hm«. a (Ml M IM u ll mlnattng buyer. Shown by ap* Largo Cbiffnrohe . . . . . . M.I4 ENVELOPES Mtorheada. atoto* r o r ALL Your Beauty Needs call Roiatntat only. 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Lo n t & *• - t ■* I to live of-* f andyoucan chooseyour | alors Insideand out. Also f H o*** 0 ! ***** ile and brick trim on any . * i “ -mnoleted. * . ttts C o * * By �♦ WEEKLY MAGAZINE THE SANFORD HERALD MAGAZINE SECTION JANUARY JO. 1956 i �1 »prtng health, n n iw d Lula Vatquea By JANI DAHUM ! N e W YORK b u in Grsndms Moses, and Florida haa It* Lull Vasques. W hcreu Grandma Moaea picked i f bar brush and began palming « the age of 76, when her In g m became too adff for embroidering, Lula found hie gift In bin late twenties, following an accident which almoat coat him hia lint. Lula araa bom and reared in Puerto Rico, aerved there in the U. S. Army, and a m c to Tampa with hla wife and little ion, Manuel, the day he got hla dirchargc In 1946. He wai concerned with nothing more artiitic at that time than becoming a commercial pilot. He trained under the G! Bill, got hla private pilot’a licenie, and wai on hit way to the airport to begin advanced train­ ing, when hia motor acootet w u hit by a car. Luii w u thrown 60 feet into the air, landing on the curbing. He aufleted multiple ln|utiet, including brain concutaion, which caused the doctors to drapeir of hla life. HU fam­ ily prayed; and had faith that thcU ptayera would be anaweted. He regained contciouancaa after three weclu, bur could remember nothing of hia former lift. He now had a little daughter, Marguerite, born ihortly after the accident. ALL Gradually, hia mental power* rrrurned, but he wai very nervout and wsa unable to work. Yean went by, u hla father and itep-mother helped to support hi* fam­ ily. One day, In hla rtftlm n eu , he picked up a pencil and drew a picture of hia three-year-old daughter, from a inapabot. Encouraged by hU family, he nude charcoal drawing* of hia wife and aon. Theae weie to good that when they were placed in a down-town (tore window, they brought him ordera to dnw for pay. The owner of the More suggested that he try oil painting. Lull laughed at thU, laying he would not know how to begin. But he did begin—by buying tube* of paint and all the little btuihet he could get. With no inatruction at all, Lula came up with a fine likcncta of hia father, which brought him an order to paint a portrait of a prominent Tampa bualneu man. Since then, he haa done many well-known people, in­ cluding Babe Zahariu—the beloved golfer—and A1 Lopei of the Cleveland Indiana, a* will u murals for homes of local people. Almoat si interesting a* hia own story, U the story of the devices he employs to observe hla subjects, with­ A im out their knowledge, for "lurpriie portrait*” —such a> getting to ice A) Lopei, on pretense of talking baseball, or making a seemingly profcnional call on a well-known physician, in order to note hla manneriimt, skin tone, and color of hair and eyes, which the picture lupplled by the doctor's wife could not bring out. Sometimes a barber will enter Into the conspiracy by saving a lock of the subject's hair. In has struggle to become an artist—and make a liv­ ing at it—Luii has tried many angles. Once he hired out at 7J cents an hour, in order to have studio facilities and to gain cxpcticnce. "I paint, paint, paint!" he says. "The more 1 paint, the more I learn how to paint." (He must have learned much, for people often ask him where he studied—Italy or France?) < 1 He painted in Maas Brothers' store at one time, in order to show his work and meet prospects for picturn He also tried selling paintings from door-to-door. Finally, he took a regular job in another field, to relieve the strain on hia loyal wife, who w u the iqain support of the family, He w u able recently to giv^ it up and de­ vote all hla time to art. TMIAU HOMDA MAAAZ1NI H DtfTMUTID (ACMVfK tV TW fOUOWWW NiWfFAFHR f t i n v suoA xart v m aim l n fo ik w e ta M b i New Ywb M, N. Y. Ttft J -ASIWU. 1 11 IS a rte ry HJB 7-0047 Fraadeco, Beverly Hilk. IIW . 44th St, OrictfB, DMioH, OUR COVER , . . feature* • hero who need* no introdaction: Smokey, the Beer. "If more people would plant mere traee they would be more careful of fire," he eaya, expertly wielding a plant lug dibble to ebow Kan Thomas arid Elale Rogera of Panama City how to inatall a tree for Arbor Day (me page 12). Originally a cartoon character created by the U. 8. Fereat Service, Smokey ia Urn aymbal of fceeet Bra prevention. The Brat Smokey eoetmae waa made a couple ef yean age; today than are over 50 and m art on order, ao graat it tha demand far “pmaenal appeerancee" at fair* aaout ralUea and everywhere 'people gatiifr who are dediciated to keeping foreeta �W iM anteii of foif five* up IH lecref* fa a n a n d d red g e. V lilfari fa Iv e rgfades NaHonef Park will ga by baaf infa onclenf ifronghofd of ffie Cafooioi. T h. opening up of the western reaches of Everglades National Park at the very tip of the Florida peninsula ha* at last become a reality. The axes of Seminole Indiana have cleared passages through tha mangrove tangle aouth of Everglades City and thia season, for the first time, parties of visitors can penetrate this vir­ gin wilderness. It la one of the most fascinating ex­ periences a Florida v tsito r-o r n a tiv e can have. You do n 't have to be a bird watcher, a botanist or a reptile expert to be enthralled by tha vast stretch of wild country through which you can now journey in com fortable 20-passenger boats under tha guidance of a park na­ turalist. B ut for n ature lovers, tha na­ turalists also hold tvenlng “campflra" programs at Evsrgladsa City, lecturing on tha 'Glades and identifying the night sounds of birds, Insects and occasional 'gators. Thrae trips o day In government-ap­ proved and Inspected boats ia the cur­ rent schedule. A trip lasts two houra and cover* 12 miles, with two stop*. One ia at a "prairie vista" where the boat •merges from the green tunnel of the mangroves onto a sunny savannah stretching for miles toward the horizon. Tha othar Is at tha graat shell mound built by the now-oxtinct Catoosa Indiana who dwelt on the southern tip of Flor­ ida, from 100 B.C. until the coming of English Rule in tha 18th century. ‘"The opening of the water gateway into the western 'glade* region of tha park is tha sta rt of a program we have bean working toward for years," Dan Beard, park superintendent, told All Florida Magaxlne. "Up to now, the only approach has been by land from the eastern aide-down U. 8. Highway 1 from Miami to Homestead. This region ia at present undergoing oxtensive construc­ tion work. “ Anhlnga Trail and Gumbo I.lmbo Trail —the popular boardwalks through jungle and sw am p-rem ain open to the public, but the road south of them to Flamingo ia being rebuilt. At Flamingo, on the very tip of the peninaula, a ma­ rine development la rapidly taking shape. This will include boat basins, piers, park­ ing areas, marine service facilities, a res­ taurant, stores, service atation, a ranger station, a nature museum, camp grounds, picnic areas and many o ther facilities for the comfprt and entertainment of visitor*. The development Is expected to lie In fall operation by next season. 1 \ IIMJNOU INMANS cut p jf iig tt along Halfway Creek for Everglade# lour boati. Corey Oiceola and Willard M. Fletcher (In circle) tupervtfe clearing. “ The inland waterway connecting Florida Bay anil the Keys with the Weak Coast by way uf Coot and W hitewatar bays, is nearly completed. We are plan­ ning to dredge out a short channel be­ tween the headwaters uf the Shark and Broad rivers. This should be completed within the year, and wilderness camp­ grounds established." Superintendent Beard announces the good news that, "Wildlife ia beginning to. coma back into the 'Glades again In sixable numbers. Once unplanned and un­ restricted draining operations threatened to make them a desert. Public cooper­ ation in guarding against Are has been excellent and the park rangers have the poaching rituatlon well In hand.” Tha mangrove coast, sstandlng from the Ten Thousand Islands south to Cape Sable, ia unique In tha entire western hemisphere. Nowhere ia thvre any other forest like It, and so ms botanists believe that this is th* parent forest of all west­ ern mangrove growth. Here It ia th at oysters grow on trees. Small, tasty oysters hang In clusters like grapee from the arching roots of the t mangroves, whlU in (ha channele and Hvar aatuariaa tha rara manataaa or aaa cowa hava thair aanciuary. Tha wilderness U tha hoina of tha white Ibla, a bird ao numaroua th a t In mldaummar tha flock* which con g raft t* on Duck Rock, 15 milaa aouth of Evergtadaa City, aaam Uka narrow ribbona of whita cloud acroaa tha aky. Wintar'ftnda tha dark-water lakaa of tha country thick with coot and duck, and occasionally vlaltad by th a rare short-tailed hawk, Further aouth guile, tarn* and othar aaa birda congregate in auch (lock* th at tha region la known tha world over aa an orni­ thologist'* paradise. It waa near hare, in 1552, that tha pioneer naturalist-painter John Jamea Audubon, discovered tha great white heron. "Rapid development of aoulhem Flor­ ida adjacent to the park will, In effect, make tha natural feature more Interest­ ing, more deairabla and more coveted." This la Dan Beard's prophecy. "Tha park'a future value to the people of the United Htate* will thus increase dramat­ ically. It is a recovering area where re­ newable biological resources are already reepondlng to protection in thia fertile tropical region. The park la becoming a wilderness preserve for public enjoyment and relaiation on the very threshold of major metropolitan developments. In thia respect, it is unmatched throughout tha world eicept, perhaps, by the fam­ ous Kenya National Park in Africa, on the outskirts of the thriving city of Nairobi." �ftoRIDA STATE f£ ir Tampa, Jan. 3l*Fcb. 11 MEET By BAY SPEER ST1MINO TIMIS in the Swift kitchen a* "Mis' Bessie" teaches Janice Mathis of 4-H the art of marmalade. NBIDA ITYWART, 4-H Clubber, and Annie Pearl, her •liter, exclaim over Mrs. Swift's canned rattlesnake. w o a OP PASCO COUNTY are these |a n of fruits and vegetables, pul up by Mr*. Bessie Swift. Not content with Ie x c e lle n c e of lh« product, ah« alao arranges tho contents in Iniaraatinf pottama and contrasting cofora. ^ / [ rs. 8. T. (Baaaia) Swift haa been ahowing so n o ­ thing or othar a t tho Florida State Fair in Tampa for aa many yaara aa moat follu can ramember. "It waa in 1016, when I waa a brida only 16 yaara old, th at I first got atartad at tha Stata Fair, awl I'va bean at it avery yaar alnca than aava ona," ravadad Mra. Swift, who Uvea on a 210-acre farm about four milas waat of Dado City. In aach of thoaa 39 yaara of aarvica to bar com* munity, Mra. Swift haa put up a o c h i if not moat, of tha 100 or more jara of homa-caunad fruits, vagatahlaa and maata dlaplayad in tha Paaco County Agricultural Inhibit, at the big Tampa aipoaitlon. Nearly 100 jara of auch foods canned by her during tha paat 12 montha, will he given prominent (Meplay in tha canning dlviaion of thia year'a Paaco County I s hiblt at the Florida State Fair, “One thing 1 want to emphaaiie," aaya Mra. Mary R. Htearna, home demonstration agont, "If Chat Mrs. Swift haa never received one cent from the county in payment for all tho work the haa done in behalf of its State Fair eahibit. A faw years back, Mra. Swift waa a highly successful eihibitor of Ouernsey dairy cattle at the Florida 8tata Fair, and nearby fain, and in 1947, aha chonied her outstanding ahow record by winning State Fair Championahlp ribbona on her beat Guemeey bull aad cow. In recant yean, aha haa given up showing cattle at fa in becauaa of the e itra work it entails, though she •till owns and cares for aevarai milk cowa and a doien or more heifen of varying agee. At present, the is very busy imparting to her grand* •on, Howard Lay, 13, all tha knowledge and practical "know-how" acquired by her in raiaing and showing Guernsey cattle. "Happy,” as Howard's pals call him, la fitting June, a pun-bred Guernsey heifer, for rahibllion in the Youth and Opeo Dairy Cattle Snows at the 1636 State Fair. "Granny iura knows a lot about cows, I can tell you,” confided Howard. " If 1 learn only half of what ■be knows I'll be p n tty smart. She even geta more fun out of teaching me about cowa than aha geta out of her canning. Yea eir, I ought to have June in mighty good •haps by Fair time, and well trained, too." Although she is nearing 60, M n. Swift’s brisk re­ plies to questions put to her are aa snappy as bar trim girlish figure, and her jet black e.vea. And she attends to housework and chorea, from dawn to dark, aa quickly and aa efficiently as if ehe were half aa old. "Figuring up tho other day, I estimated that I have canned more titan 3,000 jars of nearly 200 kinds of fruits, meats and vegetables for the county eahibit at the State Pair since I first began this work the year before we entered World War I," reminisced Mrs. Swift, with punctuating movements of her slender work-wom hands. "My, that's a long time, Isn't it?" �«•» * • 1 ^ In 40 yoara toaaio Swiff fAs ralaed a fartlily, exhibited 3,000 far* of p rtitrv ii at the State Fair and won prixoa for dairy cattle. You will. . . I THE FAIR i I i I Mr*. Swift'* canned food* are thing* of Iwauly. She ha* a flair for-arrangem ent, and everything canned in fitted carefully into jar* in intervating pattern*. She ai*o line* contrasting color*, in ingeniou* way*, to a t­ tract the attention of S tate Fair visitor*. Oddities, *uch aa canned rattlesnake m eat and pickled chicken* feet, are sometime* added to Interest curious pasaeraby. "M any folks think we use th e same canned foods over and over, year after year," protested Mrs. Swift. "Thla Is wholly untrue. Canned fruit* and vegetables, and m eata too, rapidly lose their color when esposed to the intense light of th e score* of electric bulbs we set up behind the State Fair canning exhibit to accentu­ ate its color. That'* why everything must Ik- new, every year." Mrs. Swift ha* other recreation* th a t nb*orb her Interest, and keep her young. Topm ost among these i* collecting glass bottles. Her collection completely till* several cabinets, and covers alm ost an entire table, in her spacious living room. These bottle* have come to her from all over America, and some from far-off parts of the world. Knch bottle has a story *be dearly loves to tell. To Interest more girls in her com m unity in joining th e 4-H Club movement, Mrs. Swift recently gave a large antique bottle from her collection to each of 14 members of the Pasco Junior High Girl*’ 4-H Club en­ rolled in the 4-H electricity project. Sole conditions of th e gift was th a t each girl should convert her bottle into a table lamp by wiring th e bottle and making or buying an appropriate shade for it. This, every girl has done. An ardent nature-lover, Mrs. Swift has tree, shrub and bird literature galore in her home library. This, ahe reads avidly in her spare time. All this has given birth to an unusual recreation. When she gets tired or "out of aorta," she sllpe her hedge shears under an arm and visits the virgin woods at th e rear of the farm. T here, ahe trim* bushes and sm all tree* into conven­ tional or odd shape*. She says th a t "doing this seems to settle me down, and gets me rested up for more work to come." , One family heirloom she treasure* above all. This is an 189,1 Regina music box, and its score of large flat playing discs. She frequently plays this music box while at work in the house or yard. When she wants to move briskly about the kitchen, while canning or bak­ ing, she prefers "T he W ashington Post M arch." Hut when, at the end of a trying day, she yearns for music of a different sort, ahe turns invariably to "My Old KantUcky Home," and drinka in its toothing strains while rocking back and forth in the old family rocking “ THH," explains Mrs. Swift (above) to grandson. Howard lay, " it grand champion ribbon won by my Guernsey at 1947 Fair." at she places it along­ side her numerous other Fair awards. MRS. SWIFT gives pointers on cowcare (center) to her grandson, Howard (Happy) Lay. Assistant Pasco County Agricultural Agent. Carlisle A. Bird, Jr., smite* approval of the animal. AT THi CLOSE of a busy day spent can­ ning for Pasco County Exhibit. Mrs. Swift (below) relaxes by listening to strains of "My Old Kentucky Home." played by her I g9J Regina Music Box, chair. " I t’s wonderful what music does to one!" exclaimed Mra, Swift. "At time# you feel like you are floating away in the air, on wlnga." r« ff i - A t IbrwJj M g fam w -I J t M �' 4 IW MITAfF rid* of the "krewe" get* buoy helping Ik the pint* ship to a Tamp* dock. TM UMM40 Item* with luscious and iuaty brigand when It's Gaiparilta time In Tampa. Pirates Invade Tampa By HARRY J. MIILIR w »„ happen* when a m odern town of 200,000 la "captured” by plrates7 I t happen* every February in Tam pa. I * Thla annual avant touchaa off an antlr* week of faetivltlaa th at rival* In pomp and pageantry, Hollywood'* wlldaat of* fort*. For over 60 year*, In a aattlng of away* Ing palm* and aunahine, awaahbuckling buccaneer* have com* aalllng up Tampa Bay In ancient boat* flying the dreaded akull-and-croeebonea flag that once atrack terror in the heart* of early merchant* men and coaatal residents. Only today, It la th* m erchant* and rofeaatonal men, Judicial and political Ig-wiga and average cltliene, who are outfitted In th* colorful regalia of mur­ derous-looking pirate crew*. They have decked thamaelvea out with knlvee, cut* laaaaa and the black eye patches, the tra­ ditional badge of hlghbindery. , At high noon on Invaalon Day, the ’ great new flagahip of Joe* Gaapar comet thundering into Tam pa Harbor, her ipanking aaila apreed to th* winds, rocked by the recoil of-her own broadaidea. Amid th* raucous call* of her jack* booted "krewe," her decka heave might* lly under the atrelnlng of her towering meat*. Ferocloua figure* iwarm through th* rigging, <At th* top of tba talleet meat, the "dolly Roger," bold, black ban­ ner of piracy, billow* In th* wind. To th* booming of muaeum-piece can­ non end the rattle of small arms, Tampn quickly surrenders. The buccaneer* then tie up at T am pa'a docks and room the city to stage their femed GesparllU Pi­ rate pared* which annually attract* tha Stata'a greatest atngla-day crowd, Th* opening day herald* a wash of calebration and a trium phal procaaalon th at has earned it the title of the No. 1 decorative parade In th* nation. Several shiploads of "brigands" invade Tam pa during th* watk th a t faaturaa fiestas and dancing In tha street*, until on S atu rd ay -th t final d ay -th e "krewe" •ails out to eaa in a farewell accompani­ ment of eaploding firework*. Th* eea rover’s luck ren out In 1121. He and his buccaneer band, sneaking furtively from their safe rendezvous in th* aheltar of an Island In Charlott* Har­ bor, made a fatal error of judgement. At thla site-now Boca G rande-th ey prepared happily to pounce on a Ion* merchantman, apparently a sitting duck for their gun*, To hie conatem atlonGeaparilla heard th* strident tone* of • bugle and beheld th* Stare and Stripes suddenly break out from th* msatheed. Th* "victim" w u th* Navy war*Jilp U.B.S, Enterprise, under com m and of Ueutanant Kearney. It wee too late for th* plrata ship to retreat. In a faw min­ ute* of battle, it was a flaming Inferno, tha crew floundering in the water. Gaapar did not wait to weicoraa th* boarding party from the Enterprise, for he knew the gallows’ arm aw aited him. | fr ’— -»«. c M t. turn pirate* for the week when thlp Jo»* Gaiparilta demand* surrender. Wrapping a heavy chain about hia body, ha leaped Into tha surging sea, brandish­ ing hia award In a gesture of defiance. It la a curious quirk of h isto ry th a t th* murdarouc Jose G aapar—revered aa "Gaap*riHa"-*hould now be installed aa a to rt of civic patron rogue of the Florida waat coast. White a lieutenant in the Royal Spanish Navy, ho led a m utiny in 1783, aboard the Spanish sloop.of-w ar Florida Blanca. Selling command of the vessel, he set out for th* Florida Strnitn. Preying on the shipping of every nation, hia freebooting aiploita quickly established Gas­ per aa th* bloodiest of th e dreaded " Brethren of the Coast." For th e profession of piracy, G aspar had w hat it then to o k - a ru th less, ad* venturous spirit, rapacious greed, a teste for pretty women, jewels, end m atters of refined cruelty. Research in th* archives of the Spanish Navy at M adrid tu rn ed up G asparilla'i own diary of hia first 12 years as a brigand! In his w ritten record, th e cultured bandit boasted of an even th ree dozen ships captured and burned, th e ir crews butchered en masse. Captive ladies were disposed of according to the fancy of the moment and an untold qu an tity of gold and other booty was seized. How many other ships fell prey to his cut-throat hand in later y e a n cannot be estimated, nor h at there ever been a hint as to the disposition of his fabled wealth -lo n g the goal of ambitious treasureseekers along the Florida coastline. �BAM MACT1CM chipping with poodle a* gallery. Later George, left, watches as the coaches one of hit golf buddies. Heart oi a Cham pion By DAVID It. DOUGLAS 0 „ a day In July, 1863, when a slim, compact woman stepped up to th e first tee a t th e Tam o'Shanter All American Championship a t Nilas, III., and led off with a drive of 250 yards In perfect form, the gal­ lery went wild. T he cheering waa more th a n a trib u te to Amer­ ica^ First Lady of Sports. Babe Didrikson Zaharies, for 25 years a phenom enon am ong women athletes, had demonstrated her will-to-win over a mightier an­ tagonist than she had ever faced on basketball court, athletic field or golf links. Babe had survived cancer - a n d one of the moat complicated operations in this ■till highly experimental Held. After th a t first beautiful drive, Mrs. Zahariaa dropped behind and, for a m om ent, experienced a rush of despair cauaing her to break down in teara. She had never done such n thing before; th e gallery understood, and if there waa one thing bothering Babe more than any other, it was the fear that they might pity her. Nobody did. You don’t pity heroes One year later, Babe Z aharias not only teed off with a smash in the Tam o'S hanter All American, hut went on to win it. The Babe Zaharias story has caught the imagina­ tion of her country as few sagas in sports have done, for Babe is so typically American. A kid from Beau­ mont, Tex., a tomboy playing sand lot baaeball with her brothers, it was th e sto ry of any American kid. The difference lay deep in th e haart of Mildred D id­ rikson, nicknamed "B abe" after th e mighty Sultan of Sw at, Babe R u th , becam e th e h it so m any homera out among the weeds. Y tare later, a celebrity herself, she and Babe R uth played together In a cancer drive exhibition golf match on th e beeutiful course in Coral Oabiea. A few months later R u th died of cancer. And five yeara later, hla girl nameeake would have to face up to tha fact th a t she had th e same iilneae. In her book, "T his Life I've Led" Babe Didrikson has told her story In her own straightforw ard, nononsense style. The im portant fact to be learned from it la this: given certain n atu ral qualities of muscular coordination, th e thing th a t m akes a cham pion la a constant, driving wtll-to-wln, a focusing of ail anergic* into a single, white-hot beam of purpose, unvarying, not to be discouraged by initial failure, paying no heed to doubtera without or to aelf-douht within. Babe, at 14, aet her heart on being a winner in the Olympic Oamae. She had never seen a track and field m att, but she knew th a t hurdlee were one event. She practiced by leaping neighbors' hedges. Four years later, she aet Olympic records for javalin throw -am i 50 m eter hurdlee. Time after time, the career of a promising athlete has been cut short by the necessity of making a living o r-a a in Babe's case-helping her family. Genius has a way of making its own breaks, and the Employers Casualty Company of Dallas, Tex., a progressive firm with a public relations policy far in advance of ita time, waa Babe's big break. T hey gave her a Job and a chance to compete in athletics sponsored by the company. Basketball followed and she waa chosen All American three times. T hen came golf. T hroughout the yeara, Babe became a perennial wonder on the links. T he kid who waa ao wrapped up in the joys of com petition th a t ahe had little use fur feminine frills, gave way to the home-loving woman who waa courted and wed by George Zaharias, a champion wrestler. The Didrikion-Zaharlaa romance is one of the great love stories of our time. In the opinion of all who knew them, " It couldn't happen to nicer folks." Then, a fte r happy years, the blow fell. There is an old saying, "T o a sharp knife, a tough steak." And in the lives of Babe and George, this seems to he borne out with a vengeance. For suddenly there arose an enemy th a t all the drive and determ i­ nation of Babe could not overcome and tha supermuaclas and bualneaa shrew edneas of George could not defeat. On a morning in April, 1963, a doctor looked straight into Babe Zaharias' eyes and said, "Ifcbe -y o u 'v e got cancer." T he only hope waa an operation called a colo­ stomy which works a frightening change In the body's structure. The cancer waa situated in the lower intes­ tine. In a colostomy, this portion ia cut away and a loop of the colon ia brought th ro u g h the abdominal wall. An incision ia made in It and it empties through this incision. It calls for special training and in partic­ ular, special psychological conditioning. Some colo­ stom y patients—there are sh o u t 10,000 every year— withdraw into themselves, refuse to go anywhere, reilgning themselves to th e life of an invalid recluse. This would not its Babe Zaharias' way. She had George stand her golf clubs in the corner of the hos­ pital room, a constant reminder of her purpose-after the operation. She would get hack and play cham ­ pionship golf again. She did. Exactly 106 days aftar ahe left the operating table, Babe made th a t terrific 260-yard drive at tha Tam o'Shanter. And ahe went on, learning to live with the new circumstances, adapting her body to it, strengthening her muscles and holding fast to her resolve. MIGHTY M il ZAHARIAS: her comeback thrilled nation. But there was a new Baba before th e hero-wor­ shipping woman of th e natio n now. T h a nsw i th a t their heroins had cancer had been dem oraliilng for many. Now Babe trium phant, waa an object leeeon of which ahe waa fully and hum bly a w a re -th e lesson! "C ancer ie not the end of the world. If you have it, get in there and fight. You've got a chance to win." And all Babe ever needed waa a chance. But her feeling of obligation to th e thousands of fans did n 't atop there. In S ep tem b er, 1965, atM founded the Belie Didrlkaon Zaharias Cancer Fund,' for tha early detection and operation of cancer caaea. Tha clinic operatee a t John Sealy Hospital at the University of T esss Medical School in Oalveeton, where Dr. Robert Moors worked the miracles of mod­ em surgery on Belie herself. "We Just started (lie hall rolling," waa her explan­ ation. “ it's up to the people to kaep it rolling." And the first people included Bob Hope, Ed Sullivan, and W alter Winched, C ontributions poured in. There waa a change in Babe's strenuous schedule of tournam ent gulf now, more th a n ever, she helped raise money for cancer research and for clinics where anyone suspected of having cancer could receive teals, diagnosis and surgery In the early stage* which may mean the difference between life and death. George and Babo, who had owned tha Tampa Golf and Country Club, sold It and built Chair "dream h au st" across a little pond from th e club, In the autum n of 1966, Babe returned to Galves­ ton for further check-upe. George went with her, n a­ turally. Just before they left Babe told the correspon­ dent of Ail Florida Magaxina, "On* of the th ln p this whole cancer buaineea haa done was to bring ua closer to God. W hen you cam e up against som ething like this th a t you can't handle by yourself, you find th at He's there." George added, "Ju st tell the folks th at if they w ant to help others in a way th a t counts, to make checks payable to B aba's Cancer Fund, Galveston, Tex. T he big thing ia to keep to ball rolling." Over the smooth grass of the golf course, the gen­ tle Florida sun was picking out highlights on the palms, sparkling on the little lake beside their "dream house." Batre dumped a dotan golf balls on the prac­ tice green, and one after another, chipped them neatly tow ard tha cup. "H ey, George," ah* called brightly, "don’t you wish you could do it like that?" For once, George, who usually doaa moat of the talking, was silent. But his ayea, fixed on Babe, told mor* than could ever Ire put into word*. Paft 1-Af h*y« - 1 33 ft �B oom W ith o u t P re ss A g e n ts Naplat hat boon a lalturaly tpot tinea lit aarly baginningt, By MAX HUNN N. SUNSBT across the Gulf of Mexico from Naples, seen between the trunks of giant, picturesque palm trees, has always been a sight residents and visitors to the city have considered most outstanding. I apl « 8-0 N-th «-gulf waa a tiny weat coast town which, like Topay, haa "ju st growed" and growe<l and growad. The town ia booming, but it's a quiet boom minua the usual tub-thum ping and strident promo­ tional gimmicks so conspicuous in many fast develop­ ing areas. There's no paid publicist on the city's ntafT, nor connected with the Chamber of Commerce—Naples haa just loomed. The census takera in 1060 managed to account for 1,458 permanent residents. Today, a conservative esti­ m ate p u t the regular in h a b ita n ts between 4,500 and 5,000. Using the coneervative 4,600, this means Naples has tripled its population in five years. A nother yardstick of grow th ia the to tal value of building permits iaaued during the same period-117,­ 471,135 worth. Prom 1950 to 1956, the value of build­ ing permits increased roughly five times—from $1,551,­ 147 to $5,010,99.1 for the first 10 m onths of 1955. When the wintry blasts whistle down northerners’ necks, Naples' population virtually doubles as it is |>erennially "discovered" by winter visitors. Actually, the site of Naples was discovered by Timucuan and Catoosa Indian tribes, but the only evi­ dences of them today are the num erous shell mounds found throughout the area. As for as the white man is concerned, Naples was discovered in the mid 1880's by some wandering Ken­ tucky colonels, including Gen. (and U. 8. Senator from Kentucky) John (Cerro Gordo) 8. Williams; Col. Wal- and lit growth hat boon natural and tubtianiial. ts r II. Haldeman, publisher of th e Louisville CourierJournal, and "M arse H enry" W atterm an, the paper’s famed editor. The last named is generally credited with providing the town with its Italian name. Discovery in those days was real adventure, for the only means of access to Naples was by the sea. Hut de­ spite this seeming handicap, the town immediately began to a ttra c t resort trade. In 1889, the first hotel waa built, and today, this stru c tu re , modernized and expanded, is still serving the resort trade ns the Naples 'H otel. Naples then waa a leisurely spot and still is. It has no daaire for the honky-tonk atm osphere of many re­ sort towns, and It intends to stay th a t way. In the Gay '90's, Naples, as is true today, centered much of Its resort life around th e fishing p ie r-th e n a private affair, but now a m unicipally operated o n e— which served a multitude of purposes. It was the social center of the little village. The mail boat from Key Weat stopped at the pier, and later a schooner sailed regularly and irregularly to Fort Myers. Naples remained accessible by boat only until 1919. It did not achieve n highway connection with Miami until 1939, when the Tamiami Trail (11. H t i l was finished. In th o se d ays, th e post olTice was on th e shore end of the pier, and at mail time all memtrers of the resort colony convened from the cluster of homes nenrhy. A broad avenue of palms lsd from the pier to th e hotel. IMI MACH at Naples, quietly booming little town on Florida's west coast, faces the Gulf of A stretch of seven miles along the white sandy playground has been T he palms and hotel are still there, but th e wooden tracks and flat car which transported ice, freight, and invalid or laiy passengers between th e hotel and the pier, hove disappeared. A favorite pastime was—and is—to stroll down the pier and watch the sun set across the Gulf of Mexico. T he early pier contained a dance floor, and many an hour waa danced away to the music of ragtime bands. Hut the hurricane of 1910 flattened the aging pier, and cleared the way for today's lllOfi-foot one, which has for ycara been the No. I attractio n , offeri.tg knglera a wide variety of fish. From the Naples pier, record catches have been made, and fishermen yearly return to m atch their wits with finny foes. Some .10 s|iecies have been caught from th e pier. It was here that an unusual event In Ashing history o c c u rre d -th e landing of n tarpon. T he famed fighting fish are usually honked only from boats, but Albert Stier proved no rule is Infallible, by hooking and landing a five-foot, eight-inch tarpon weighing 90 pounds one evening on the pier. There is photographic evidence to bark up the story. Fishing, of course, is one of the major attractions of Naples, which is situated at the north ern end of The Ten Thousand Islands, one of Florida's most fabulous lishing areas. (Continued on page 10) NAPIIS, with a regular plaining program has been called "City of lleautilnl I ires SHRIMP BOATS utilize the small, but well protccled harbor al Naples, while working Gulf of Mexico beds THI$ ATTRACTIVI residence Is typical of many In the town cf Naples, a popular South Florida winter resort, with many millionaires. r.tf# 9 AS IlMlUt V U)<in« . I JJ <* �9 TIr m i HEARTBURN Cwtilwl leberwtery twU prort R*Uu» IsHate MulraltM I (1mm m much t a c i d i t y l a o m m i m i c u many S d l m a t l v c l a S f a t a . O a t Bell' am or Om la d m ( known relief. J6c. NUMMI OM attraction at Naplea la a free pier emending over 1,000 feet into the Gulf of Mexico. Boom Without Press Agents JL . (Continued from page 9) » W( >M ( U J1 i M»n,ufo< tuM-.l I . I lutiv i'ly Hy f C O N O M V A WNI NG CO / ‘>VS N W /S ill SI M .om i Mu In addition to thb sport provided for the plerman, experienced guides operate from Naples, and it ia a rare day whan they can't find some flah for thalr clients. During tha winter months, snook, klngflah (king mackerel), Spanish mackerel, spotted sea trout, red flah (channel baaa), and pompano are plentiful. In fact, the Naplee residents as­ sert the snook-rated one of the "flghtingest" and beat sating of flah-is more plentiful in May, June, and July. The plantituda of flah has resulted in com­ mercial flailing being of importance to tha local economy. Also, tha shrimpers operating in tha Gulf of Mexico choose Naples as a home port. Six to sight shrimpers regularly put to sea out of tha small, but wall protected harbor, and more are expected to join the fleet. In evaluating Naplaa' aaaeta, the milee of powdery tend beachee cannot be overlooked. Seven milee of Onset beach ia available to the public. Furthermore, the West Florida coast ia rated as one of tha finest places in tha world for shell collecting. Evan tha beginner soon finds him­ self recognising concha, whelka, tiny coquinaa, patterns, and cochlea. He learn* the proper • ta n * of the tldee, the most favorable wind direction, and before long, can discover the haunts of tha Panama rollers, Scotch bonnets, lace murexee, Chlnaee alphabets and, perhaps, the exquisite Junonia. For thoae who want to hunt ahells in prac­ tically virgin territory, special excursion trips are run from the Naplee docks to remote sec­ tions of the Ten Thousand Islands. Latest in tha community projacta now near­ ing completion ia the 52-bed Naplea Memorial Hospital, built at a cost of.$760,000, aii fund* having bean ralatd within tha Naplea area, by public subscription. One of the great annual events ia tha Swamp Buggy Day celebration, which has blossomed from a modest one-day affair in 1949, to a three-day celebration which attra cts thou­ sands of visitors yearly. The festival centers around the ungainly vehicle of the Everglades - t h e awamp buggy-and ia highlighted by a series of races between the snorting vehicle* over the now famous “mils of mud” track on the outskirts of town. Dancaa, a parade, beard growing and beauty quaen contests are also a part of the program. Naplaa la a friendly town. The residents are pleated to have new-comer*, and are cordial in their welcome. From lha ma|tMlc \ mguniaint of Oricma to the Valleya of Plnar dal lie , from piciurtaqua Havana through farmland*, ranch*!, augar plan* tationa, Indunrlal ranter* A ...tm tla ri *r* illitoterlng ^ lha many hcauilei of ihle nearett truly foreign land. jLy -,t . ______ u - \\ 4B iyl THI MTtAMCI to the municipal free pier at N. la widely known a* the Gateway to Flatting ANOiMI, young and old, who crowd the pier have caught more than 10 apedea of aaltwatar flah. I �i IM U O O IIN O OP All IN S hai been carried on by concealing passengers behind load In a highway truck. Members of Border Patrol (above) check trucks on U, S. Highway No 37 Gregorio Simonovich, “ 7ho F o x / ' contacted wealthy people denied admittance to the U. S. A. Hit charges for smuggling them In were as high as the traffic would bear. Thle It the fifth in a eerie* of true experience* of the Unltrd Stain Bonier Patrol, the Federal law enforce­ ment body charged with the duty of protecting our country from infiltration by alien* from foreign coun­ tries It carriei the official approval of the United State* Department of Juetice, under whoee authority the Bonier Patrol function*. G f a e c o s io BiMONovicH, m u ttr alien smuggler operatlnf out of Ksvtna, Cubs, really demonstrated his versatility when h« want into the birth cert Ifiesta business In April, 1949.' T hs U. 8. Border Patrol had known for a long time that the clever Russian waa the boss of the best organised smuggling ring ever to function between Havana and Florida. During the preceding 18 months, the Patrol had seriously curtailed Simonovich's op­ erations and had “knocked off" two of his valued runner* William Edward Murphy, the flier who had pi­ loted scores of Illegal aliens to the United States, was In prison. Albert Psdags, one-time Oerman ace, was also In jail. Psdags had chartered a motor schooner and hatj made one unsuccessful attem p t to bring a load of gliena Into the United 8tates. Ha had been captured when he tried to land hia human cargo at Marathon Key during the preceding January. T hs "master mindH-8lm onovich-w as still at lib­ erty. He stayed In Havana, and Cuban authorities showed no inclinstlon to start proceedings of their own, or to turn the Russian over to the U. 8. Border Patrol. Simonovich conducted his alien running business in a grand manner. His waa a high-class clientele, and he charged accordingly. The Russian was well ac­ quainted at ths U. 8. Embassy In H avana-in fact, he had actually at ona Urns been in the employ of the U. EL Immigration Service there, as an interpreter. He ■poke several language# and he made a career of con­ tacting rich aliens who were denied legal admittance to the United Stgtee. Simonovich made it known he could manage paaaage to America, for a price. Thle price wee 11,000 to $1,800 far each alien. It waa higher if the customer wanted delivery outside of Florida, which Simonovich wee perfectly capable of supplying. As fast as the U. 8. Border Patrol arrested mem­ bers of his gang, ntw ones took thslr places. Simono­ vich nsver aosmsd to lack for llsutenanta to take tha actual risk. T hs boss amugglsr psid well, arrsnged the "deals,” collected the money and took practically no risks. He always got his money before the aliens loft Cubs. What happened after that was no concern of hia. After Psdags waa apprshsndsd on Jan. 9, 1949, it looked aa if Simonovich might quiet down for a while. He did, for a UtUe mors than three month*. A year before, a certain Aletander Frisch, s Hun­ garian, arrived In Havana from England with his toyear-old son Nicholas. Denlsd adm ittance into the United States, he tried to get work In Cuba. Diffi­ culty with the language proved a handicap, but it dir not prevent him, from meeting Simonovich. Meanwhile, a certain Rena Kissinger, divorcee! wife of A. J. Bard of Teias, arrived in Havana. 8b< met Aleiander Frlech and fell In love with him. The> determined to get into Americ»somehow. Enter Gregorio Simonovich. Friech asked the Rue aian if there wasn't some way he.could gel into the United 8tates. The Hungarian waa denied legal ad mittance by the U. 8. Immigration Service. Gregorio said there might be a way, hut It would coat money. Poaeibly the Hungarian balked at th< idea of actually being smuggled Into the States, in view of the possible danger to hia 10-year-old son, anil asked if Simonovich couldn't think of another way The maater smuggler came up with another idea He would provide Frisch w|th a perfectly good birth certificate-one that belonged to a dead man. Th< birth certificate fitted Friech in some details. The dead man would hkve been the same age as the Hun­ garian, had he lived. But It wae lacking In other de­ tails, aa we shall see. So, for $700, Aleiander Frisch became George Harrison Knight, U. S. citiien. The n eit problem was getting the boy, Nicholas, into America. Rena Kissinger solved that one. When Hhe waa Mrs. A. T. Bard in T eias, a son had been born to her on Nov. 1,1, 1938, The buy bail died, but Rena Klsainger, who had resumed her maiden name, still had hia birth certificate. (Continued oil page 14) fa«a l l - A I l I x O t U .( iw - l ) ] t . �I I METALPLATES worn engine parts While You jfifo d iH t t CH H te tu o t$ 6 / iu«t i n i Simply drop all four MuUluy talw In the fuel lank. Aa the vehicle la drivan, tha lab*, ronalatlng of nine different matala of which tin ia tha principal mala!, give off minute pnrlioria into tha fuel. Whan tha fuel raachea tha combualion chamber*, “Flaah" fir* and intanaa heal create a catalyctic action which (II reduce* tha hard carbon dapoaila and (2) replete* worn piatona, ring*, valvea and cylinder walla with a ainooth, anti friction plating while you drive that will laat the Ilf* of your motor or 200,000 mllra or more! Motaloy-gaa aolution remain* in auapanaion in your fuel lank and work* only wh*n you drive. NIW CAM ahould b* Molaloyad immediately to inaur* continued top performanc* for tba life of the engine. 040 CAM—Older modal*, du* to their greater depoailt of lead and car* bon, need Motaloy even more to to retain their original efficiency. Molaloy give# you thnuunda of eatra mile*. MOTALOY SIZES Ne. 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TMa e®IUr 1* n r r M H w l l w m i s ’* I n * * lo w riM i w e p ilM V m r tamelala iH u r ia n il l * M .f iU r n n n il k ir n Ik* Inaal WATTS MOTALOY lALIS n u w I u- - r m* a, 1n1 , t-u o m u■ ■ ..a a npnoHP 'PfH Jt *• - - a t - , e .* t i e i t - a» [ J Cmimed it | P W lK tand me one pkg of No m e M ix ilo f Ptm igt ind I m u iin ir V|«J NAM * . ........... i A O O A III C IT V i u u i m i |h m i - i j i h Q obanoi Aspic with cmckin For this dlahs put on* tb*, unflavored gelatin into two tla. cold water and diaaolve in three-fourth* cup boiling chicken atock. Let thia cool and add cooked chicken, cut into amatl piece*, on# lap. aalt, one-half tap. white pepper, on* pitnientn, chopped, and on* email onion, chapped, all of which haa been miied with three-fourth* cup undiluted evaporated milk, whipped until atlff To make Ih* aapic, aoak two tba. unfavored gel­ atin in a cup of atralned orange juice, then diaaolve in ona'tnd one-half cup* orange Juice hasted to bollin point* Dacorat* on* large meld, or eight Individ, ual on**, with (action* of orange end pour lit enough cooled aspic to cover. Whan this begin* to thicken, All mold* with chicken raiitur* and chill until sat, Ifnmold and earva on lettuce, with salad dressing. POTATO CRAM .Scrub all medium ala* whit* potatoes and rub with cooking oil or malted shortening, to keep the •kina from drying out. Dak* about 60 minute*, or until tender. Cut a slice from on* aid*, scoop out po­ tato, end maah Add three tba. butter, one-third cup cream, two tap. finely chopped onion, two tap. finely chopped bell pepper, salt and poppor to tagte, and on* cup flaked crab meat, arid mis wall. Stuff the mlatur* Into the potato aho^ls, sprinkle four the. grated chacao over top* and arrange In hot (460 drgraa) oven until top* *r* browned. Qaroiah with pftislvy and rid iih n J , The** and score* of other diaha* used nationwide, are mad* more delightful by th* Florid* treatmant—Ingredient and recipe-wise. Try them, won’t you, during the First Annual Florida Producta Fes­ tival, January IB 2(1. wMi I feel teaki • • $11,00 M O T a I o Y I M I S , 2 1 2 1 s . W , IH * f t , MUsewi, H e . In iu r t d * That aounda a bit Hke boaating—but tan't boa*ting all right when there'* really I aomething about which to boaat-llke Florida'* many advantage* of climate, vegetation 1and healtn? ' Through our “Tradition In the Kitchen" and our "Floridlana' Favorite Food*'* col* I umn, we’ve endeavored during the pact month* to acquaint people, of our atate with the added nouriahment, taate and eye*appeal which product* native to Florida bring to I everyday eating. Now, the Florida Development Commission haa asked th at January 19*26 be ohI served a* a week in which Florida food products and other native materials be stressed. Nathan Mayo, Commissioner of Agriculture, and the 8tate Department of Agriculture, I have pledged their support. The Lovett-owned chain of supermarket* volunteered to feature Florida*grown | product* during that week. We're sure the originator* of this First Annual Florida Producta Faatival feel that Ion* week's adherence to the suggestion will be ao convincing th at ordinary foods, pre­ pared the Florida way, bring ao much In the way of health, happineaa and taste, that th ey ll use them every meal, year around. There'r* ao many way* in which Florida citrus fruit* may be used to brighten up I various dishes—especially when these fruit* are picked, sun-ripened, front our trees. Did [you ever combine oranges arith pork chops? ORANOi PORK CHOPS Sprinkling four flour-browned chop* with an* tb*. sugar, oneeighth tap. nutmeg and two tb*. raistns, add a cup of Florida orange juice, cover the pan, heat to boiling, then at lowered heal. cook (lowly for 40 minute*. Place a Florida orange, cut Into arctiona, on top of tha chop* during the laal five minute* of rooking time, lleautllul—and oh, ao good' NO WORK TO D O NO EQUIPMENT TO BUY i f jtv to a u ct O H !* ^v mil — *v A* we. JV' laid—and with aoma truth deapite it* poor conatructlon-"He that toota | not hi* own horn, aama gate not tooted!" Drive! oh^ ' haa been S I A T I . . .. . _ In tp ililfl from rn p tm iib k d t t lm rrt|uru rd IHAIMP I TUMID lOOn ANT Malt one-half cup butter In a heavy skillet over medium heat, and aaut* on* lb. shrimp-peeled and davtinad-about IQ mlnulr*, than remove to chopping board. Add two bud* garlic—mincedon* small onion cut ant, on**half cup mincad parsley, two bay leave*, one-half Up. crushed thym* and on* rad, ripu tomato, pealed and chopped, to Ih* fat In pan and fry'gently about two minutes, atirring constantly. Remove from h*at, Cut th* top (Tom an eggplant, slash around edge* and score deeply in all direction*. Remove pulp, leaving about one-eighth inch thicknar* around shall. Turn shell upalda down in pan of cool waUr. Chop pulp well add to saaaonlnga In sklllat. Add one-fourth cup water, one Cidp. auger. Stir wall, cover closely, and let tUatn flv# minute*. Chon the shrimp sad add to aggpUnt mlsture, reserving a few whole one* for garnish. PU1 bottom of ahsll with mistura, topped with dry bread crumb*, alternating layer* until breed crumb* are laat. Top with whole shrimp and bake at 400 degrees 20 to 25 minute*. �•»> » 1) • > Time To Plant A Tree YOUNO cmZINS, including Vocational Agriculture c l i n n and other group*, cooperate with the Florida Forett Service In planting of tree* on land auliabte for the purpoae. flUDAY, January 20, waa Arbor Day in Florida. It marked the 69th celebration In thia atate of a ceremony which origi­ nated in Nebraaka in 1872. J. Sterling M orton, the man who founded A rbor Day, waa a m em ber of the Nebraaka Board of Agriculture, and later he became U. S. Secretary of Agri­ culture. Tree planting waa no new thing in Ne­ braska when the Arbor Day wae origi­ nated by Mr. M orton, for the Drat s e t­ tlers had found the lack of trees a d is­ tinct handicap and had set about to remedy the situation. But before 1672. tree planting had been h ap h aiard . T he adoption of the Arbor Day plan m eant organiistion of the work. T hereafter, the people of Nebraska were rem inded regularly of the desirability of planting trees and were advised on the choice of species and huw to plan t and car* for them. The Arbor Day Idea spread slowly at first. T hen in 1682, tha C ity of C incin­ nati, Ohio, holding its first Arbor Day celebration, introduced two now elements into th e observance. First, tits day was made a school festival; and second, the practice of planting memorial trues was inaugurated. These new dovolopinents were largely responsible for th e ex ten ­ sion of Arbor Day over the rest of the United Staten, Arbor Day was first aimerved in Flor­ ida in lHHfi. For many years after th a t, Florida had two Arhor Days, one ob­ served by the public schools and the other by the S tats Federation of Gardsn Clubs. In 1945. however, the S tate le g ­ islature adopted tha third Friday in J a n ­ uary aa tho s ta te ’s official A rhor Day. Thia year, enthusiastic planters included Future Farm ers of Amsrica, 4 -II Clubs and th* Boy Scouts of America. Selecting the kind of tree to plant is sometime* the most time-consuming task In s Florida Arbor Day celebration, be­ cause we have so many to choose from. No less than 314 species are native to the sta te , or have becom e n a tu ra lise d here. No other statu ran m atch t hat total. No m atter where you live in Flor­ ida, you can find numerous tree aperies adapted to local natural conditions. Each year, the Florida Forest Service distributes hundreds of slash pine seed­ lings free of charge to the schools in th s state, to lie planted on Arlwr Day. Raoh school can get 60 young tree* a year for th e asking. Any inquiries about free Arbor Day seedlings should be mode to Florida Forest Service, Tallahassee. N ursery-produced seedlings m a tu rt under carefully controlled conditions of soil, moisture, and com petition. Wild seedlings develop under the care of M other N ature horsolf. W hich, then, if either, is best prepared for a lung life of vigorous growth after transplanting? T he evidence la th a t seadllaf* grown in a nursery have a better balance of top, item , and root system, and hence a b e t­ tor chance of rich developm ent after traneplanting. Seedlings grown in the woods are likely to undergo more dam ­ age than aeedlinp deliberately grown for a future th at Includee traneplanting. But if you chooae your wild seedling carefully and handle it gently in moving and planting, you should get the good results you want. If you go into the wooda to get a tree to plant on Arlmr Day, find a small one. Four to five feet is about right for h ard ­ woods, two feet or lees for evergreens W hen you have found the tree you w ant, dig around it, staying ab o u t tw o feet away from the tree stem . You will want to keep aa much of the root system Intact a* posaible, so the rule is to go slg ot eight inches deeper than you thi nk la absolutely necessary. To hold tlte soil around the roots after the tree has been dug tip, wrap the root ball in a square of moist burlap anti pin il together with uaila. Keep the root ball moist until planting time. T he planting hole should he both wider and deeper than the root hull. Hut the right depth to set the tree is tho dep th it grew in the woods, so you’ll need to build up a little d irt m ound a t th e bottom of the planting hole to ele­ vate the tree to the right dept h Aft er this is done, put the tree in the hole, th en remove the burlap or ru t n w n y se m uch of It as you can, w ithout undul y shaking up the root ball. T hen shovel in d irt u n til the hole Is about half full, pack it down, and 1)11 the hole with water. When thia has soaked in, till th e hole to the top with dirt. I t’s a good idea to bulk! up a low ridge around the newly-planted tree to hold In watar tong enough fur It to soak into tho ground. After you have finished, m uleh the tree with leaves or pine straw. W ith a little care, th e woods wilding you plant on Arbor Day will live ami grow into the henutifu! tree you visualiiial when you selected it! TIi* following *|m-iss are recommended for Jeauary plsnting: Merit! Florida tevlti Florida Oogwisal Oaks tsihlolly bay lailigleaf plus Magnolia Msple Mum aw l’ecen Italtiod Uni cedar Plash pine Hllial (ishtuige) |>alm Yellow poplin Australian n-dar Australian pine Karleaf srsrls India rosewood India walnut Jsraranda Jsinlsdm plum l-ougleaf pine Native mahogany lied cedar Hoysl pninrisms Hahsl (rahluigp) palm HUsh pine J i , c, il Anlk-t.li M .jii-, i U l l �• • • CLASSIFIER fuinfctf lac itefrief iIm m * nm nitii cx M M b t a3 m j a c k p l a s t y , 1614 N V . M Aw . OttomAN. fU BORDER GUARDIANS iio m i n v m w a n t k m b n m cm* m Um mri-nu ttat, tapariaaaa natatory. No tolling. W* Im i k i . Fra* Inallt: Jw tlaa, 114 1 101, Dapr. A1J, O n M «, OMo. {Continued from page 11) (t w ii dacldad that Aloxandor OUil MAmuihnI « Priach would attem pt to enter tha Unitad Stataa using th a birth cartlflcata of Oaorga H ar­ rison Knight, which ha had purchssad from Simonovich. R ant Kiaslngar would antar tha Stataa with tha boy, Nicholas, whom aha would paaa off as har son, NO M O M Frsd Cushing Bard. M S tW C Tha trips would ba mad a saparately, naltbar giving any indi­ cation thay knaw tba other. Accordingly, on May 29,1949, A m i « r Ik. <46 x rU M IIU I** rOOT A latandar Priach laft Havana M trail mlat iw Um. Ttol MM fU U f and want to Camaguay, Cuba.,. I nq r o o t bu • k«ut u in iN a . ru* l l t i r h i i n in i MIm M in Milk Ibaak Ona of Oragorlo'a gang accomt Ik* Mt I paniad him to aaa that all want riakl .... yi.t N n « but* mail. (Mi* >ih IMikM Mlttial) . ml him u 4 without a hitch. At Camaguay, Iwaa W.to.rf.l f« Uif fikrk.,.. plaiika Priach boarded a plana, ualng , •. Ma ■#« « bam ailtifc. U*l th e name of Oaorga Harriaon THwamU# ml h ImM a r t tad to4» • 4-tbr Knight. Ha arrived at tha Inter­ Ml Meat; b rli/M l national Airport, Miami, at 0:20 h i t . nen ilip MfcfeU lla * a t l k u i h atd ei, tha same evening. W jS BB SkoppruMart AC1 I4W1NQ l u m i l , Oaf*. » IIM I I . A— h *. Mem T a b I I . H T. Snwt ihn aJ plm Black It Vhitr loll 61m IT through 616 ra br dmlnpail tail lot You alii metre tnl.igrJ Hobby Pilnit in tpetial pnwditt album, anJ on* lull |UU4nitf<l fifth Mm Bee IlimJy mail* lag mvflupft bjrrmhfJ OBDRR TODAY' (Otfcr nplm Jar. if, Iffi) ■VHYTHfpO v**» and i b w i an ikatki, .. IM tt, r o w * , (bat**, •i atVta. lava* Him , avail ictM t II) HMMTW-11. Ptnatl rvbbn damp. Clear Imptattlan, nvtamatli Inking vnB, tori aaa»ala»4 m m . (A) 1000 TrrittrlftfTlt TTimmi4.MiV4il |1. b * d naaaa A M A w (lllnat). I4«al *BN. fpatHy haw many PriiM»r» an4 h M i MV 6—| l . M «#♦*. tkatk, M M y anwf to b i m U PradvaH, M ft. AMI I, 111 W. H a m u t« a „ laa Angait 1. CaW. laHifaiHaa guffmm Im m igration officer* are ex­ perienced, highly Intelligent n a n , and Inspector Daniel L. Bheeran is no exception. Whan a man claiming to bo Americanborn triad to gat Into the United Stataa apeaktng English with a Hungarian accent, Sheanut waa more than a little ouapicioua. The inspector engaged Priach la ronvaraation and before long got an admission that tha birth certificate did not belong to him. Priach waa escorted to the local lock-up to await appear­ ance before U. 8. Commiarionar Roger & Davis. la tha meantime, Rena Klaaingtr and th a boy, Nlcholae, had boarded a different plane at Havana. Rena gist to Miami leoe than an hour ahead of Priach at 5:M p.m. on tha earn* day, May 29. She appeared before Inspec­ to r Jam as H. Humphrey* and had no difficulty in proving ah* was an American cltlsan. Har baptism al certificate, stating •ha waa bom in Louisiana, waa •ccaptad without question. But g C ifiiw iN ito S e " Z 1 2 Z 1AUIS DAILY pan yOo IJ00-IM0 wtdr, ■he ran into troubla whan aha 1tttUef new itm H*nd Tool Proieccti triad to pass off tha boy as her tftfywlwn. fulkr, fcm 971*80, son. In th a flrat place, Nicholas, who had actually been born in Belgium and had gone to school In th at country, waa not an oipart in tha English tanguag*. EMBOSMD BUUNttt CARDS |V00 Furthermore, there was a no- tbemal Bm lit, Aiaalala, H* ticabla discrepancy in ages. Tha boy Rsna claimed waa bar son p o r t v n m m a aktowtodl*. UXHUNO FOR a book pubUatotf IffU rm W rtofe O ner fw Pm BaeUff AP. Vaatag*. HO W in waa auppcmd to ba 14 years old, •a It, Nm York. turn* 6, Pltim, G t according to th a b irth certifi­ MAT! COMO u waA t Iff I vmIm cate. Nicholas was only 10 y ean kdf m Tkff* Ikhm bmII DO fT Y O U iflU m 4 mm ap to 44000 old, and thara is a big diflbrance •ad mam oa rmrf 110040 ywchm of . ptft-tJatt M Pwnlmrt m 4 Carpff. Irian Ham onr between a boy of 10 and a youth WHaw. w* Ikmnrt. O. A Kffbtagh, 1)000 a a f ta la aaa tkoarcoai xaynaaitf. of 14. Ar u t lo t M1, Ornnillk, Tmil ktoiao Lika his brother officer, in ­ 6ALX: PmSmBIi Oami (to. aablkadaa. 4m mmMtj aardm A rill kamda uontofon spector Humphreys was on tha Orovfag *Mi Mta Bm 41, iMlaa. lla alert. Ha pliad Rana Kissinger ap » 4M m i mom . . . at 4tUf*n a tan ba m il iirttl Horn out umf U Hock u U MT* and Nicholas with questions, la p ap ra HHO. Wa lavita jroa is ririi irm rlng ka d a m and finally thay broke down and aw thowrooto. , . , Wa 4*n tou to comIff Sflcva Cuto Lo u told tha truth. o Bm H I. M*fyTiU», am (rim of conpanbla totaliiy., , . Opan Mondby ifcnnrii PrUat 9 A.M. to f P.U., At tha hearing, tha full story Itotoday * A lt to 1 P.M. THB PUlN tcam* out. Rana arimhUd trying pastil n c r u a n TUK1 MANUPACTVain't IAMPLI to help Priach gat hie son Into .■scs H O tm -lH «Hto MPMb of GrioatfUif, — I a n on M M . A pt, 1114 Plaridi at tto immmloa of 0 . 1 441 m 4 th a Unitad Stataa illegally. U rn , P i) m o I n k , Pta Priach, on hie part, adm itted purchasing tha birth certificate SKIN DIVINC. OlM CO LAWN m MhfftiMd la LIB. Pm m tlu a la from Oragorio Simonovich in Agcnry, IW lylaiL Pit. Adtodapl Havana. As naltbar of them had any criminal record, tha court was lenient On O ct 17, 1049, AlaiS A T IS 1 UNI MINIMUM—I WOBDt MIMMUM TO UNI andar Priach was found guilty of violating U. 8. Imm igration Ward* 1 Waa* 4 Weak* # Weak* 11 Waato Inwa and waa placed on th ree JQc per wr'd |0*B dm 23<a din. iv ad h c. 10 year*’ probation. Ha waa de­ 2.00 7.20 13 60 19.30 ported to Cuba rix months later, poorer by 9700, and right back I ALL-FLORIDA M A O A Z IN I P, O . Ben 1171, O aaln, R«. where ha started from. Hia son IFlawas tficlaM (hack with ardor) want with him. Rana Kindngar waa placed on probation for three years. Bha ia now living quietly undar a different name. Oragorio Simonovich, " T h a Pos," remained to alp his bacard I in a night du b In Havana, richer by 9700 gained from ona of hia many "angle*" in tha alien Plata* run tha anclaaad a d , . amka Lagvw iiii smuggling racket. Sunday,__________ _________ _ (Ta ba cantinnad) (Tb* name* of A. T. Sard, Oaorga Adrait laar. Harriaon Knight and Pred CuaUng Bard are fictitious, to avoid embar­ rassing the Innocent.-Id.) Classified Advertising Order �.• Each recipe given below ie a II winner end one of them will bring a 16 reward aa recipe-of-theweek. Addraaa your Florida recipe* to flrcipe Conteet Editor, All Florida Magazine, Ocala. IOOSTIR A LA NIWSIRO Tw o 1-lb. lo b tter ta il*; / lb*. lem on juice; 3 the. butter, 3 tb$. flour; 2 cup* m ilk; I ftp. ta ll; p a p rik a ; I egg, beaten. WITH DECAF Boil lobater tail* 20 mlnutea. T hen crack and cut meat into cube*. Pour lemon juice over meat. Melt butter In aauce pan and blend in flour. Stir In the milk and add seasoning. Bring mixture to ■ boil. Just before serving, stir egg into the aauce and add the lobster. Cover and let atand on low heat two minutes. If desired, a glaae of sherry wine may be added when lobater la put Into the aauce. - M m .M ahvin T hkahhkh, Lynn Haven. FLORIDA FRUIT-NUT STUFFINO ,• Three fourth* cup celery, chop/ted fine; H cup chopped Florida pecan*; U cup pineapple, diced; I pim iento, chopped; 1 Up. p a p rika ; IH Up. *alt; d o th o f cayenne; 4 cup* dry bread, cubed; M cup butter, mtlud a n d cooled; 2 u n ­ beaten egg*. ,, .Mix celery, pecans, pineapple, pimiento, and eeaeonlnge with dry bread. S tir e g p into melted and cooled butter and add to first mixture. Bake Inside duck, pheaeent, etc., or in loaf pan or wellgreased ring mold. Fill center of ring with vege­ tables. -M ae. J. D. E vans, Sarasota. Now! Enjoy fu ll-fla v o r coffee from breakfast to bedtime WITHOUT CAFFEIN WORRY Two mod. s i n wild rabbit*; 8 mod. whit* potato**; 3 mod. oniont; 3 cup* plain flour; 3 lb*, vegetable tharUnlag; pinch of baking toda; water; teaDrees, clean, wash and cut rabbits into serv­ ing pieces (Uka chicken). P ut into one quart of water with the baking soda added. When pot boils, pour off water and add fresh water with salt and pepper. Cook SO minutes, add vegetables and cook for 10 minutes Make dough of Sour, salt, shortening, and Ice w ater of cowdatency to roll on a board Ilka pie qruat Cut into email nquarea and add to rabbit broth. Cook for SO mlnutaa more. - R u m A. Bcboooimb, Lake Worth. A t LAST—all the pare pleasure a flae cap of coffee can give you—with •one e4 the nervous jangle ordinary coffees can causal That'* new Instant Decaf the heart warming, felidavor coffee that realty lets you relax. Decaf Is made a new way that reaaovee fl% of the eafMa, yet leaves la every bit of the roaster richness of the world’s choice coffee* For the first time—with Decaf, you got fell coffee enjoyment without caffein nerves. You feel better, work better, sleep bet ter I Flavor Is IN Caffein is O U T / , Who d ovor dream coffee to good could bo so good 1 to you I 'N S T A N T co ffe * r«f* It-MIlMkl, )) i t �u ig M I «U*\\' j ■ a mr B |. _- ~ «•i I t , ’ ^ W ; * 1%. -^ ^ K , VW & * ■*+e* * t& * • v . L y '% d l i GARDENS ESPECIALLY �Shop arid Save In Sanlord H a n fo rd It m ilf r AN ISIHCPKNUKNT DAI1.V NKWSPAPEW K alablltshed 19 OX TfriM 'M K XLVIH H AN FO RD . F L O B IItA Telephone Service Expansion Is Noted Here During 1955 ‘ te le p h o n e service was eapanJed eonsidcrobly m Sanford during 1ftVI, according I* Gordon Rollierm et, Group M anager for the South­ ern B ell Telephone Com pany, with 7 H telephones added. Beginning Die new ye a r there * a s H397 telephones in the ev change. T h is lug gain was a con­ tinuation ot the la rg e st telephone expansion program e ve r undertaken and represents a part of the V7,000 increase in telephones in F lo rid a in areas served by Southern U f i 1, # MONDAY. J A N U A R Y 23. lliSC Bicycle Safety Turnout Great .Mure than WO children and theii h ir y d c i were at the In itia l meet uf ot the B ic ycle Safety knit) b Jl today morning. Tlie children. In >pde uf cold am threatening w eather, w eie on ham at K u rt Mellon P ath at 10 o'clock t( take tests, m ake applications* am go through th eir fia cej around cir tic s and squares to dom onstrali their ability to handle bicycle: satel.v. E a ch child (hat registered w a given a m em bership ca rd , a dcea donoulng his m em bership in tin club, and a set n( safely rules tt observe while ruling bikes m streets and roads. They were alst given seolchlile t.i|ie fur rclle c tors. On hand to register tin children was Mrs Fra n ce - M urray o riginator of the B icycle Safely Club Idea, who was assisted by i num ber of ladies soltmt-.'cnng b assist in the venture. Police t hief Boy 0 , W illiam s, with mem bers of ihc Sanford P o lite D epartm ent, p u t 1 h r children through a n u m k r of tests designed to rese al the skill of Du* young -ter in the handling of hit or hri bike t h ie f W illiam s noted thal ‘‘ most of the kids like the lest so well th a l lim y are reluctant to stay off the diagram s after romplellng I he tr- t* .” The series of tests were m e n along nnllines painted on the street m arked ofi fos' tha Bu y rle .Safety t ilth meet W eather' r » H l» cloudy smith ami centra I portions with s i a l lr r r .l ationera beginning tonight. _ Amsneialad P r« w l.e a js fr l Wire Animated Magazine W ill Be Presented By W o m a n 's Club Jan. 25 Five Youths Charged Showing With Entering Store Slated 'llip t lir f i af fiirn n u ft from I!«»h 1 2*if ii S|M*itnu: 114Mi(i nntl h mmilni i of hinikUilA Mini t*1lU*tiltK w pih ftoKft'd t iitlu y nitfht nnd Swtu n h liii moiutittr w lirri five youth* The 26th L Jtlio n of Die A.tilntale'f w r ir iftkrn into iiiM m ly, Alnga/me presented each ye a r by Ibe Fine A il* Deoarlm ent of f lu Ihii't* SiH ihm l \n u lh *, I aao It* Nanfnrtl m i.Ill'- t lob w ill be civs B I C Y C L E S A F E T Y I ' L l II test* set undrewnv S atu td ay morn I up ns S e t. Ito-sell W Ten ch n f tha ftnd imp 17 yrNM of nut* mid two en Wednesdnv, Jan 23. at 3 p. m , fs hii fin d I'ni ire Dcun> invent tin eheckeied ii v it ) in*ti'li*'ts Ihe f i i . l child how to V > th io u ch Ihe f ii- t i h In min >ouni: -1pi *, 16 mul 11\ al the I lob llmi.x-, ,M3 Oak M r . test Looking on s i r tle fl* f'u liie C h ief Hoy G. W illia m * ami I'a tio lm a ii flru B m : I* l i c u l l'l l, iS lu j f >mift old* h ip lo uppm i' hcfoiP • M e expect another big year for Photo) .lu x e n ilr JuiltfP KiHPftt Hoiiphohlrr Mr» George K W ells, Fine A ils 1836 Jtm herm cl s a iJ . ‘ 'W ith about tt» mi * w<*i rhm gp of btPMkiug nu«l D epaitm enl rlia irm .in . nun utnrrd *'t iftitf i filly iiwu > •Jitiftfftctorv a 760 net gain in telephones for p iitn my toclav that Mr* 11 B ('n itu le y w ill th is are a. T h is is in keening wuh I . jiw enfiiupm piit Rgpiivipft of ptirrft ni> miionjr the good tin lift i>e Editoe-in t ’lii < of Ibis y e a r'* flip innlrmgt’d void »prll hi m ij:h i our estim ate of a population in ­ S ft. 11fii' 111, St* in 11u»l« t <j 11n t y » II* I ft 11tin p re-eiilaln n i with Air* Ralph crease of 1100 people, or about IV) ftt'il (h m iiiti ro m ity to o iip riiin l m F'tii i i i In g i ow # r ft*"* 1.,. 11, l.p w-1 pt A n <titt Sm ith a* A ssistan t E d ito r, Ih ip ito r of .Stiitp sWftil.rtft comfa m ilie s .” thp ftciicft «*( llie f u tluil The maga/me w ill include • tni'tilrd aflfti* ii-vii'w ing w eekly The story behind the Installing of m nurtl fio m In kiiiK the fncm iiM Prologue, “ Flight 17 92” , under Iho in n ik e l lepm tft. "W h ile ron^idortelephones Is a big one consider10 sW’ftlmg «ufi th in k* mid »i|»hoiidirection id I r.m ci- R im u iilla t wuh wide tlrtioftp w ni mi if fe ird ing ihe tremendous amount of niiT gftftolnif ft din t iu ik * miti ••!“ LO S W G K I .E S ' t — A two ear Hu? eovrpei atom of the Saufottl equipment necessary to make ad i \ ijicltp of f 111*111 111 ft t*ik in ft uni m moftt m rjift t h I n u g h u ti t I Santa I r diesel tram ils engineer G u ild : 4 L-Dnrolhy thi* 5 Unite,, i»*i n iiiik rtft n»*fine fed T h e atre I , fSllhfttMl S p o t I II, If tsOOiU WO* I IH 111 riltio m . Fin exam ple, in Sanford 1 apparently h lackrd out. rounded a i i l i i i l y nrtd tight hi f iilr \ (diniie E v e ly n nf |Si , i / i | a -hideitl of ftolf l ' i n l h ini tin Iuiti*i| fiki* Jll^lol* ft ini alone. Snuthrn B ell spent a h ilal curve ton (a-t last night and lop line College, will lie *iv n lit n.iliv « nv i i . r . (io n iiiK **■ no itlh*. I In* *oo itlfig good* lost iM'i'k Plftiilhuf in im iiiy m vtift ni u p . u i i j fin n<: a* c r .i'.r r l of! r * pled o ver, killin g an estim ated ::ft d.lllce- and cvisltitne-, JosC ILm iutl » p.irtl-IOilgiit h a-ki'ih . In li'ip w m c tiii'itit| on Jim . J no I •If tton lx no ihii ififtr rn»i»ft -m h h /equipment anil outside construction. p riso n s and injuring at least to Safety tests were g iien hv noli 1 *;i* , »iJM sell Ilftll n il illl|tl4 ?ft Ik of A e tle /ii'la , a l-,, a -Indent at I i ulnv night. Hie Anopka tn one nt I'lililo rn la s w .o -l rail 011 ft! ‘ D'jM lo (“" ii liii* *11♦11' “ In line wuh nur continued K a ro v j-s ts ie d by a nonilver nl l e t tilit'fthv niiiii f "4 ,i\ nod llo ‘ ftiirifU? Hollins l'idt"ge, w ill .peak on h it D arte rs o id la-leil the Si-nsi Blue rt. Jim wn* i»*|o»itt‘d **wt*iiil thiy grow lb , we have earm arked anoth­ •Sanlord men who soluntv'ered to # load ili- a s ir r * . ton";iio 1*1ft nl O' tf m e go mu fo rw n iil eo n iitiv- ( itaplaiu I . \V Kent|tson Hg). e r I I .627.01X1 fnr 10V? for Die help irt this pim.p of the B icycle mile High Jvchool i w|ei v Ceils, Bodies w rr.* *o tiadlv mangled wind lift Ihe *nine n*ftt prior i it ihe Sanlm i I Nav.ri Anvil lory A ir S hi11foul Poth i* t 'h ii'f Molt l ' lit a love scoring tir-l h alf. I hr and ili.sriiem bered—some were de fu rth e r expansion and improve- S alctv Chih activation H and i,v llift time m o w n < had plmited St o I ton; Holland Dealt. A " o c ta l a W illiam * * n>41 Siitm tlwv nioim iig rv»nt nf telephone aervice here m signals, proper *pecd, proper ruling two team s ptaved about the -ame c a in la le d —that the eoroner's o lfie r then flehlft, Jl lonkft like , w illu o it Ed ito r of D i' lirla n ih i Morning Sem lnolr High had dill u nity iileu lify mg I firm and (h at M aliolm i'ii ( m l ( - liodum fia n to rd ,” IlnDserm el roticluded. habits and bow lo h am tlr a bicycle brand nf ball liny moie hud hieiikft. F'lDiidri w ill .Sentinel; Mr*, i lu iile s II .Alemnl Ii-,! 1 11 i.xi*ii hod oi)|*ilin'd i \S.sl I .B K I I I I V T lie (iiivstnie S cluiid led hv a IP 18 m argin al ili'ti’ i mining exactly bow many no ti*jh( (hi fiiMtifthiiHf fiefth \n?« Dowell, t'li-.ia i i i . i ii ol Public Afw e ir among q u o tu m * p le d lo ihe I on nl Hie Ttxins-M iuintain ml pipe ( iT iI c 4xiitti* from tha hoS’ w u> n the end 'if Die *"in n d quarter were m the mot g o ' Al least two elfthh ft In Ihe ijo in ti v I euift ftftid. f,n r*, Florida 1 rile!'xitinn of Wont* y mmgsters hue. a 21 im It, T.'R mile welded U iry mi mi lin'd the tlio fl <*f iiM’The “ ahead feeling’ however, were ciu ldein Sidney \ dtlen »s*i*tc I hv a cio ps Mu•mufti Sandy A ndei <011, 1*1 an * t liilt*. AA tiller P a t k ; and Hln i ii i i f I i » iii It oh,"Mm Sum 1 1 M g i mod* Deputy l ot'oner Itis hard D avis tube, i.ii't'v llig i rude Ito in the new of volunteer*, gate rach h icycle a was shnrl lived The D arter* start Hie S ail I m il .Slidg I'aim eift Mol k**t e it.it,I I lulL/clavv, hanio nu w ith H l id nuiiti'l Ollft uthm tin 'll* ft our -aid. "w e belt we Dial there are ( an,i . Inin ml field* its M hcrla Pro Ihrntigh going over a , they ex o<l scoring right from Die start ot ftiinl, ".M l item- w eie \ e iv mm h lliv M eiropoliliiu Dperu ro ittp a p f v lin e lo Ihe G reat l.ak es and Ihe \a iio u * hoftthm* 111 Honfoid nod the third qu arter and out scored 3o bodies h ere .” in ih'imind on the Snnfnid 1ft I v ot New Y o rk , aceouipanil'll by Itu Ja mined earh h ik e ‘for had tire *, no Srmitmh* ( 'mint v, Noi thw eslei n S ta ll'-, was -linvvil ill Die Feds IP R to lead hv a 37 27 The highest ra il death lo ll in I hi mm 'Im ki'i h« 1 w * i l , liii In I* i t H a rris . tail lig h ts, no hell, im proper brakes A hit ilk In the ronntm illy hi* a i ol-o movie hv ll.il A m ici sun ol tV A S IIIN r .T O V 'f t - T h e Mrn*mscore ai the end of the thud period. till- stale " a s 32 in 1907. .A ir., Wells said that Dm publlI jr fuel for nur atnvo The lillc d ami o ilie r defects L a s h defect v*a» I lie tram L is t ingot was eu ionic tH iuuihi, T h ill -via v Ulgol *1 Dir i a*11uutcd i a ->(• t amo I ’ i itin\ nm ol -ni \ *'v nell F 10 I Voodoo, pinbably the Fro m this point mi the closest r at mu of thr 26! h Amtttalcd Maga11 *i i" 11 * $ 4 11 dci tittitiiim 1 nulrd nn a sheet given to I lie >ounglo Salt Diego — 123 mites South Lions D o b And'.’rsim was m iio w 111*ii | wft 111*11*r 11v r ft ii f Oh* 111 untlinteft 76 |irr I'ent ihiimigu to Il- e is open to Ll>: im hlie flee nf b T K C st, heat icist and longestx lc rs in order that th eir hikes Seminole High School c a iu r to the ot here — with Hit passengers, 1 litndo I'o lliu | I p |*ni lllU 'ilt IIMYft'd duerd by K rn esl Lovvnitrs, fia in e r ranged fighter in the world. Is re leaders was six point*. T h r D arte rs U elieig Irttu re , HO jier m ill ti* mb- charge. m old be pol in sa fr riding order about 40 per cent of them -yrvii'e- sale* m anager and vice-president i the n i 11* of a pifttol. Dtp u|»|*tohftii- lu i^ f. 1 hiinnui' jv —t r l In h a i r flown faste r than tn othei <i«*|i« nu(^ of (lip other fntir— ftftalF f t f " T ile first meeting nl the rloh stretched t lir ir lead In 12 points r ( '. nr up g ip H e ir (*•*:■ T,' 1 t'.i* A 'm c r i'Y P t h i r lr t o ,, c h a ir­ ' two -miles an hour a mimbet -of yidAihii! mid lifting hgi veiled ill ro in p llxld tl hv S»itimlii> n m ii'h i’ i * was a complete soeecss " -.ml i h i the end of Die game U> win > two ca ts o verturned on (Ii -it Icll men of ihe d e v . ii w-s. a 33 41 score. S till ii fttiit i<ti,'ft |*i r v in l lIn* |niU» 1 !ii • 111 n i, Mjrli a f 1 * Uny» t m »n1* M rs, M urray a- the last hoy ami •pies a few m inute* a fte r leaving D icin g his .3 . ve.tr* .e n u g wuh Ht Iuoic of lhi* it nn»v% of y until* * 4*I in i Inform ed sources said tortile It I ,ng I; -di | *1‘ii ft# 1 mi I if low * David R a irig e r o f Anopka l*">k gut left the sien e nf the meet ' Die -tali,m berg al 3 30 p in. It Die Shell till t o,, anil a vice ptcslmini h .n llu w ii fu s trr than I 190 m iles high-scoring Inmnrs of the evening iin d rr 17 in v dived m d«»hiii|ti4,in v c*i, i* 1evil iniiiiiiiift, i*m *W y ing near noon S a lo r.la r was ila ik •lent fo: 22 v e ji s, \o,leison held ex I'UHI'R w ill'll Mil'll I 111IIIP* III** oh* »4idi'*h**<* »h«HA fthglil dimnigw. h o if* an hour at lra«t nnre and has hv l acking up 26 goals of the D a rt­ 'Hie B icycle Safety Club w ill gel x 11*111 « ninnit he *|t-i*•1 * e .ipcd cd ] 930 m iles an hour per••rptive p,,*t* in pi'm liielpin. lefin- titim'd ft mu la v rn !i*n iniM’lit ••I *o im lu ll 1■ together fur noting* wiener toa-ds. er* .33 points High point man. 1111 iii'sl fiiv |n din * (*• tw 11 wee* x, og irah -pi l taltioi and per.onni'l f j i . i - or I i *|*i *•**t*lt(ft 11 a h.'os h alf a ilu/rn li n e. ID ,Iw it Samuel dropped in sis of slo.i* and u lh e r rn le i la in m cn l event* A S a t,f*,,,| c , h ,■*, ,a» l i e s ta ff Hid puhlo , i lai u,, d eitltrluien ls nl nth' * *m111 * A „-hmu* Him mir tllMHlifh *1 »* rl al-o i« helnwed u . he super (nun i uic tn | me In-Id goals and foot tie r throws u e coillpaiiv For It years prior lit OI.lt 1. i |, mi iliiiilil, w ill ftlit* W' ft il” at x. oiioole vfiooHioit it , .m ini, t i sto le Hi points fin D ir Seminole so m i in i lim bing .is a e ll a- in Ed i hristensen, re n e a tio n dt I M .1 -t - | ni n |i*w wnvlxft ihfn l*» was box pit ail id y i--te ii.iv follow • High School Celery Ceils, le P I flight I hc A notion lias two ms r e in rrni'Ml last v e iir, Anderson recti f for I hr Cttv nf Sanford, w ill •III miljf ft1! I 1114M4Klion I 1hr Hie ai, a, ,1,1:11) no I S, 11, 11 fI Cl ■a* nt rlia rg r of Snell s fi.nno mde Ih alt ami Whitney .137 jel engines. include the B ic ycle Saf 'tv Club in A fter playing nine nf Sem inole ini>e« we-l of Ih io itrli Stall Suli's 1**1 t hf wvphly pipeline s 's ie rn \m lri*o n .i I mi It is known that a number nf his sum m er long ritv w u le re u e a - High School's 1R si Ir.’ilnletl games, Mi-* Jan e Ik til 1110 1Oil In 29, pel HoI tiittil 6 > 7’J JiHrkftnnft h I ii •Ceveil m ( anaila a* s le r president Vnurtoos j i o in oneration. K *li.yampels ha* n o te d 147 point* V lijfM Rgri'iln ffei'r* Ihi* It"-h ril tmn program . saul Alt*. Mm ra y . ' * 1 2 6 ,162 341. Dm .Dm, mot,, M moo ml 11" p .till All AMI r Police -eaiced lin e if | 44 ft v .lim it ii»«i nl m a il's of ilia num ber lh .it have t-hn*|enscn was nn band Saturday The Keim nulc High School ' I i " nf MUlffMii < lt> i UlHlili ' inMI'l t lin t genet at niMoager ol t rails w ns M di’i i,i, d im rrn -u mu .e vv a . i . ii ■noi to tlie r is h Mountain II I i'lp e ln ir ( umpaiiy tor rill vveeeod witlioul ao p in riil stir flown range brvvceu ’ ll and 3D morning tn a " i* t in the in itia l , .quad also found Ihem selves on I rut ij; lit ill r i f mi In i’ nir< t iiiy nf m D el.am i on all Items «« toin* Memnriai I In .pll al Die cnnstruetuin ami In itial iipt-in- r r , s for t'larenee i) Revel ,i f,i"t |K Ii I WHE They are . a i l to base perform ed meeting nf Ihe mure Hum 100 ehar- the losing end when thr .tumor flip Mould which w ill hrgni it I H iitju tie s, the piesedlllg week, h air w llii p,»:. ,d,lit mteMiul jtilifijl tn ttvp from Die I'h rn iy i l l y . A la . Im p re ssive ly ai altitude* up to V) lum of Die 9,3 ipillm ii d iill.irrn g itir D arters out.'cnred them 4 J .n lev m rm b e is of the club. in h>t 1% In guild supplies " f all items rv- Two o ilie r nurses ssttli M i- > liii000 feet and above. is mg feal aeross th r Bm k.v Ilium vlee cleanup : cot n elo 'ig lei I m e is i , • •o tli'l* io c o o Im' e : tijied A i | mvihbhim tpgArdiug a itipo v ‘I liejC He wa* spoiled by officer* lull tain* „ , i,< Mi** t.il.oon 1 tn pate I I Ills w eek " nf IliP A nit’ Mi itti Lr^ion f hf ft I'sl'iipcil til a l alnstni in Revel 39, A lter a slpoI rrtu s’ inenl Anderson Ml-- It.......thy A idle, w iu v rr of the I icponp fee tn Lhi* ex peel* In leave soon fur the F a r is w.uvtrd by A la h a in .i aullim ilira lit he: <* token to the 1 l.-lv Mem* rnii it tliR f h ki 11pin to ApfK'itr on Fa st lei serve x> P e irn lru m '•o lor quest tuning in Die 1931 slaying m ini ll" .|H lo l w ith p" - -tide interf hr Ris'enih pi-rpAinl by t H y Miin* nf A lb e it Patterson tlie Alabainu 'Die R ev. Lester (' Doerr. M L nrdinator (or the I S Govern toil lu jim e x wen- M i. umt M rs, i f i * r W m irn K Kim vilr^, a lto n iry general nominee, which SI — Florida National Dora, supplied the pulnit ye ste r­ menl Itpoe-s Hogeis ,,f Jiu k -m iv ilh '(In i« for th r i •*a ii i f Hri 1 1 nf «erC trd sm e n proved nver the tverk- day at the f i r s t C h ristian Church W illiam A lav lor a represen Im iih e ii tiff a cleam ip of Die town Mi*, liogers wo- d rivin g ihe eur* linn atrc(*t« r»f Snnf«»td w ill hr <lnf ’ I tbev are “ readv tn lake the for f'.is ln r P e rry L Stone who Is A lalinina aullua IDes said they la liv e of Florida Builder* Ine . wax III*- rouple's c liih lie ll, iilsii ill tie* ny n . p. G o n tm : i nft^rd. Mid* fo r t )»r noun fni ’ hit G rid and put effect it e plans inlo coitv alesrm g from su rg ery. In his weie holding mote lit.iit 3d w a r­ voted In m em bership, and guests cm , .oped u iiliu : t. Ormond Beach Jun io r High ron proKfiiin w r t f «u lim it led !«i*l n eratiiut for offensive anil drtrn- mm mug message the ttre . Doerr rant* (o r fle vel i lunging lutlery I'hr iiceidmit wo- hi ) alm ost tinned its undefeated season by Thui-id »y n in riiitit w ith an U f- m rlnde.l Ainel It* era a Lion from s.v e combat ' a C S A rm y ad vi used as lus subject the question, A meeting of the Seminole lleiiihm i o lllsio ii i , m n c o v e |-'|oi* U illia m s [x a l, Ind Mae Storey of o|«'i utiims a ii ,I gambling taking a 37 29 victo ry over Sanfoid laindri fn m nt low h id d ri, an" said v e .lc r d * ' "Why the Church'.’ ” Police, watching the home of I inllttv S|M>( \ "Mil.ih ft A ftftlMlftt i‘*ll i, In H igiiw .iv I *,si.,< i .im Join t \ a p a n e i. im l I .mada- Howard Ju n io r High Saturday aflrrm in n . T h r llnftrd of < o iu n iii*io n e i« w ill '.m e I ON) goa'.’dvoien were six Alts K ath cryn D .ivi* on a tip from w ill I m- liHH Tin ft'!**' lilu lll, JiiH il, W i,i deli m e tig .it - ,I t 1 ,»>1 1.le n t, In answ ering the question he de­ The Sanford Ju n io r High rltsh fthn consider irjm liilio n m ii jrartl Mix ant of Dan** lie, N A" • P I ‘ 'We got off to a slow start and vsas i e prohlcm of ilefco lititj veloped three point*: i l l llo sen htirgri of Lit k <onv d i r ; ami Alabama an th o iltU *. -aw Hevi'l ,*l Mil* I i M» I'.ilk I rtflHil Hull fn Ihe pAlt, p rn p io lv DP pi (fin rk | p ! im I'w .igioaiv epenty which need live church because it pirn litre enter the iemse S u in ',day a lte r A| llil t* M |l n i l I 1*1 l*( »(* ItlfH'l. WI*ftt **f behind R 2 in the first q u a rter ol .Smith P.trk h ftw rrp 2iiU 11, B u rg b g ra rf of l aa xe lh e iry. it mi the h 'o tlie a T Flo rid a com radeship ami experience m and 21 R al the half. mail) Rv Die tune tbev ro ie te if S l||( k \ 4 S lu t hit! tiff I i -'(J. And 26th S i* . ta n li'ie d M iam i and ad- serving the best " (21 "W e need the house, however, or had c . O ffivtiiU r»f Hu* o ii'iim zftlio n miThe Ju n io r Feds cam e nn the M iirpllftiipom huftifiPta fim o fh# d north Ibe tb iirch because we need Die court in tha srennd half with a • aped fidiifi. 4t| |hut ii hnihrvti** fc*n*v«, i floor mid from m rm hpi* nf ihe V 0.1 U M in l'l m*llt V I I • •gmii"l*men. from the si kind nf faith that is fnsiered by the • lo rd In vein anil p lavrd th eir he*! w ill lie M 'ivnI nt H.TH With III*' »**• fifw rommiftftfnn w ill hp ro n V h ln rd r«miii *i 111**441 i ulnv iiiultt in l i ii '••lira I'amna a""a ami from c h u rc h ." and |3 ) 'W e need ihe ba*keth»il of the seavnn. T h e y milp illar hlMim-Hft iivfrtitlLf pi‘Hil*!' follow m f fh f AfpruU n F B F I . S ( I t l l l N D I RS lltitlir .it (H U 'I h al sonliie.isi Flo rid a low ns. church b rra iis r we need In wor­ sco ird flrrnnnd in both the third BAN'fiODN. Ilo rm a e One nf iifi-ii-f wny nl H fi, mi. T h » Fa vo rite M rlotlv (Jo a ite t of i 4*trn irr U I [11: 11 Ihinm vi sail) v up the I •' l re sl.-'an iT on ship, anil liie church provides live and (m irth q u a rte r*, hut it was A M*|ii ft"■ ft*"n I ii I iv r »if Ik** 1 li**i ml ii tmlnv that l i t- I K n o xviR e. Tenn , w ill' appear at the most p m vn fu l cehel ioiitm aitd nurd about ? i mites north kind of worship D ial cleanses, re- too late. lone*, wIm tlie Hanford A ssem bly of God e r , in lots i t Hill ilia silt t endered I »|| Dir- uhil F* p h W siV r I’ *ftIi t on* im '. ie -1 .m u i of Ihe I . ke ( harm 1 I'u 1 't B.'aeli , creates and em powers '' Horace U ilH ank* wa« Ihe hig im *iii v >1 nttciid \ ( •• 111i'(‘i id'* tn I hoi eh, 121)1) I noi vl Ave, Inm oi- last mglti w lilt 99 ot hi followers ■ ii. ick u i'J leu .1 16 I * lo. w i n gun m scoring lo r Sanlord w a ll He acted under an am nesty nt • I*h i11■ Hu' t ih * a inl ivumhiUmi I,.noil by Shei , If s D ip o lie * l iId a / lovv night at 7.13 III points, wlu'e 11111v M eyer of ('A S .S R I.n r .R R V - - . t.lnn* I i'lh ■ *l i'u* I'.m 'ftl fifth imp fti'jiMim. The R ev, G cnign 5. flo ss. pa*tnr ter Iasi October. ii i '_>lu lii mnttd plunked In 12. / nue C hairm an fUvm roid M n nia, nf the ch u rch , ha* m u le d Dig pub lhi Gnrm ant. 29 year old leader Mf-mlivf 4 nf Ilk* St1111iilotc' t 'mmI v Hi- Inet.l alone m hi- limixit oq Tom m y' U u ln rr wa* m itsia n d in i accompanied bv M rs. M orris, left lie lo hear the qua: let do lin g the of the rifdmlnus P ro p le * Vtilim- Sim i [HimtMft A 4nn hi Hum n if (it tr­ three n m ' , of Dm ) vv Inch I • owned. in floor play both in deleitse anil S attlld n y fo r C'learw ater w la-re p io g iam of fa v o n le songs plaooed le e r u rg ln i/a lu m ha l fought the i l l In hi lllif ft lk*W im 'itlficr Willi Ilfff n*C, C erim cr D u ik '! i i i xutd H u t ilia M o llis w ill a llro d a two Hay nod- for Ihe pvtilin g . j gove iu iiir iil for four years liir in In lli^ mi Him *. jell III' IIO Im l lie o ll noi silica •v In ter Lin n * Cniifereuce. .ippioyinnH elv 2 ;i m. Wednesday The conferenee w ill Include tm.itiiiig rn n im i fo r deputy distih-t g io rr‘ liii c weie n i itiili. alloiis nt |i,n s, r.noe c lia iim e n , p ie sld ru l* hell p l iij," -illll 1*11111 )* ' l i e .ipand s n ie t a iie a . i.lous wives wilt mu cm lx died hi I ■' '■0 mill S39 i>r e iile ila m n l by the C le arw ater in money w.,s %D1I In i.u 'i m lu # I ’on* A u x ilia ry w hile eluh memim iiis poidsei,” l e ,iald BA H TD W f —S h e riff Pat Gordon bars am attending tha h u -in ,-* plans lo Ira v e today for Mobile, sessions. I P l i ; At, t ’ • n i 'M iu r i H , Ala . to trv to bung .1 W illard I Mr. and Mra. M orri* joined Col­ 11’ . EN D S A n i l ' s , Ac fitiitinn D u id rn b a il, here to begin serving lege P a rk Lions P resiiien t limyThe govi" m itrul ■ ■i \ « it Vitaft a v e a l's sentence in a n n u d rr plot a ril J r t n ig a n ; S e iie t n 'v Ham hl broken lip two new i >u in a eptira-e F . Je n kin s and Dun \V i)..e rin a u im t,lug iriH'kduH ii nn supporter* (3nrd>.n said Durden sought fnr ar.d th e ir w ives fo r tha tu p uf ex I'rrxsd rn t Juan I> Pert’tt. a month, intend* to ftghl c a l r a d i - -------------------------SiHikvx in eu for the reaiiite nt lion. T i l l E V E R RO B ( T I L I H I I P ’ ovixin at I’ re.hleiD Pedro .ArqmDurden . a co n tractor was eon N E W O R L E A N S r — Tw o men iim it said one plot w .n u n io vere .l v -cletl I i-t r m Decem ber 1934 of w n lkrit into the Good F a ith It ap­ m Ju y ju y pro* bice, on the Jioron spiring with Em m ett Donnelly list Church last night during the its Lilt bolder. There 23 persona lo k ill Alt*. Bvrd T Roach of evening service*, were arrested In the city of Satt t.'ake W ales. D onnelly, a Lake They w dered at gun point the Bed in. W a in la w y e r, shot * him self lo rongcegation nf six lo be on Die m U N A I.lt M . IH U tlv wa* not only ui*urinir a proud itmile In th t An iin d lx e lo x rl mint h er of per­ d rn lli before being brought tu floor anti Ih rit moved In eollerl i. Kivu hut a hrmul new uniform to bout, l ‘m k , who ift nl* sons were reported arrested al Sait In a l. Ihe purses and valuables. A wornt hrd to tho lixound Control Apptouvh I ’ nit ut tlu* N A A S , «huik« loan, ra n iliil nf San Ju a n prsiviitco Durden appealed and was re an scream ed and fled The pa-bo i )i;v old w hiio iiML of 1'u.ftt t'lMftA Petty U ffitri* U st week in favo r on tho ChilivDin border, Irased under * 3 , 0 nq bond. I.a *i the fle v . C harles D illa rd , ad « Ihe haid hat heinjr ju r vented in him hy C dr. H en ry C . L'olcc, month th r State Suprem e Court yan ted nn them with a rh a ir. h x e cu tiv# O ffic e r o f tha utaUon. lie U now «n E k v tro n ic B T tc h n U relected his appeal amt a co m -1 The men fired two wild *hrdx A D D IT IO N A L L< r*nti C h ie f. Durinur • b rie f ceremony held ih o ir d the huet, C dr. m ilm rn t was issued fur hl.s a fr e a lja n d fled v>lih nne purse rnniainolrft pieneiited T alk- w ith hi* r% itifu « tfl of ndvaruem rnt mul A CHOW D O F M O H R then COO boy* and girt* w ith bicycles w e re a t V n r t M ellon I 'a ik (o t tna In itia l ON P A G E to begm the aettuoca. [utg about 113. No oim w a i hurt. w c e t u if o l iba B ic y cla S afety C lub. (8 t a / ( Photo* — t arty congratulation*. Cold 5pell Brings Several Good Turns At Farmers Market Public Invited To 3 p. m. Show Apopka Ouflasls 29 Estimated Killed Seminole Hi Feds In Train Disaster In Friday's Match Line Construction Picture Is Shown Casselberry Lions McDonnell Voodoo Reported To Fly Over 1,000 mph • Nurse Hospitalized Following Accident Light Agenda Faces City Commission Police Comb Miami For Clarence Revel rin c, , r , P’rove Efficiency l \nr r Rev. Lester Doerr Del,vers Sermon Ormond Continues Undefeated Season Sportsman's Assn. Meets Tomorrow Assembly Of God To Feature Quartet Lions Conference Held In Clearwater Gordon To Attempt To Bring Durden Back Into Florida ■ i i i Oviedo Negro, 93, Is Found Dead � 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 20, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 20, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 27-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 20, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/120f7667ad9ad802119a22b1680fc34b.pdf 540f27894118d44a37cb7b9837379576 PDF Text Text « . ... . •’-v..= .- . ■ - •......... : ■■ . <• ; .. *. -. -. ' .X ' ’ t ' •r • r y /• * a /- •,’* :& .1. • > .-•■ Congress Asked For Nearly $7 For Expansion Of Sanford r.T- Weather McKe n z ie s WHITE. ACRE beaba w k Shop and Save In Sanlord 10-OZ. PKG. "v m m Mosllv rloady today, soma rhaata of rain; high 73-78; colder tonight, clearing toward morning; lawaat, St-42. AN INDW BPAPIEi am iN in raBNDBJ^^DAIL^NEW N D IN T DAILY NEWBPAPHB BANFOR FROZEN CUT-VP^ W H OLE -WHILE IT LASTS’’ ' YOU G IT . SPECIAL OFFER! ONE PINT ’ WITH EACH PINT OF S O LA R IN ABSOLUTELY AT REGULAR PRICE OF LYKE8 SUGAR CREEK FACIAL TISSUE SCOTTIES SCOT TISSUE CHUCK LI ROAST GROUND “GOOD BATIN" Lbs. U. S. -GOOD KATIN" BRISKET K I N G A N ’S R E L I A B L E BEEF BEA D Y TO EA T Half Or Lb. ^ / V 1M STEW Lb. Whole ’ 12-14 Lb. . PETER PAN 9ft NU T fPEEAAN Ru t t e r J / t I Cane FREE REG. TICKET TO SCOT TOWELS DUTCH MAID REG. ROLLS NO BUGS M’LADY SHELF PAPER MOVIELAND RIDE IN THEATRE rn J -J rfriA u r SUGGESTIONS ★ DUTCH MAID CREAMY FUDGE FK BARS PERSONAL WITH EACH ORDER ROLLS if ★ ★ ★ LB. PKG. ROLLS WRIGHTS SILVER CREAM ★ * w a ste baskets JOHNNY MOPS ★ EASY OFF-OVEN CLEANER HOME SWEET HOME MILDEW Proventative . QUICK DIP SILVER CLEANER *• BROOMS MOPS * GLAMORENE RUG CLEANER ZUD STAIN REMOVER if KITCHEN CULTERYi H ER SH EY 'S APPLES WITH 1.00 OR MORI FOOD ORDER LYKES CHIU HEUV-U-RITE BEANS . •. it o*. SUCCOTASH WITH , Lbs. Cane NIBLETS LARGE YELLOW ’• r - • • » • Building Permits Rising ' a Cute s f V E M .T R f l T C R U B W IT ' ONIONS Lbs. 80S Cane FANCY CBLLO * . LAVA 2 SOAP SK CARROTS 2 *• a • F O R Y O U R S H O P P IN G PLEASURE REYNO LDS • CONTINUOUS BACKGROUND MUWC • COMPLETE AIR CONDITIONING • FRIENDLY PERSONNEL REG ROLIi PARK A V E N U E A T 25th STREET Cub Scout Group To Gather Monday At McKinley Hall No. 14 Wire I K 1S5S Bureau Set To Justify Request Rulhling penults In tha month ef December, 1065 nearly doubled those issued in tha eame month of lOSt. According to a report made to the Board of Sanfoid City Com­ missioners, 44 building permits were issued at a total valuation of 8in5,0tlU while for the month of December 1964 only 866,320 in building permits wero Issued, Plumbing permits for December 1035 touted 39 and electrical per­ mits tame to 18. 806.10 in electri­ cal permit fees were collected. Plumbing permit f»ee eame to 8341.50. Ther. were eight sewer connec­ tions mad* during Decombcr of last year. In othsr reports, the Fire De­ partment made 21 call* during lh* month of December 1055 with undetermined property damage. Th* Water Department of the City of Sanfoid set 32 meters, transferred 1.1 meter*, rhnnged tfl, re read 15, and repaired 25. According to the monthly re­ port there were nine leak* re­ paired, 32 services installed, 10 roinplalnt rail* made, 27 cut offs, 11) turned on, and 32 meter boxes Installed. During the month of Decembee last year there were 4.112 meter* In evrvire with three on a flat rate, making tho total services of the water department come to Tha Bureau of Budget* today requested from Congress an spproprlatlnn nf 86,026,000 for the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ >W .rv* ** '■,* tion. Congressman Syd Herlong, who ha* continuously worked for im­ provements In th* Sanford arra, advised Tho Sanford Herald by Irlephnne today, “that the Bureau wa* prepared lo Justify tha re­ quest." Engineering firms, studying wat­ Approximately 498 eandldatt* er and utility, improvements for hav# applied for degree* from thh the local Naval Air St'alion, have University of Florida during mid. been working hare for a number year commencement exercise* Sat­ urday, Jan. 28. cf month*. Commencement exercises art* The City nf Sanford ha* received a request for additional watrr scheduled for '.he Florida Gymnasupplies more than double the sup­ alum at 8 p. m. ply that hss normally been used] Dr. J. Wayne Ralls, president ef at Ihe Sanford Naval Aualllary Air | m thwi University of rFlorida, pr*wu u iv iiB itj ui tu iiu ii wli; n it. yt Station. aid* over th* exercises and tha Congressman Herlong funJver commencement speakar will be atated, In hla conversation with Major General Mark D. Hollis, asTha Sanford Herald, that the ap­ aistant surgeon general and chief propriation would “be used to build engineer, U. S. Public Health Ser­ a hangar, aircraft parking arra, vice. •’ lurhn engine teat facility, bar­ Of the 486 candidates applying rack*, mess hall, and ultllty Im­ for degteea 526 applied for bache­ provements." lors, 108 for masters, 20 fer doc­ The appropriation of nearly sev­ tors, and 33 for bachelor* of tawen million dollars would answer a Student* who hav* applied for Ini of question* regarding the per drgt-sea. Hated by names and mnnency of the Sanford Naval from Seminota County Include th s Auxiliary Air Station. And tin following! Sanford— Dans douhtcdly, auch Improvement* wW All-Florida Family Stops Here O n Tour Faville Relumed To President's Job At First Federal Miami University Reports New Drug Killing Polio Virus a* • s Statesm an H e rlo n g Relates Salvation Army's Building Undergoes Remodeling Job LARGE STAYMA WINE8AF. ■•vt g ______ . . . __________ ;_______ ;-------------------------- --— — A jolting 5,331 motor vehlcta owner* and operator! received notice in December alone that their privilege* to driva or register a vehicle had been suspended for non-compliance with tha security requlramsnla of the stale’s new Financial Responsibility Law, J, Edwin Larson, state treasurer and insurance commissioner, dsclared last night. The Pack Committee of Cuh Mr. Larson, who admlnlsUra tha ’ Reports from tha varlnua dein ’Scout Pack 10 will hold its month­ law, made the announcement Mrtmanla of tha City of Sanford have been aubmitted to tha Board a radio address that was heard ly meeting Monday Jan. 23. 7:30 over Radio Station WTttR and p. m., at McKfnley Hall of the ef City Commissioner*. TUie Police Department, accord- around the state, and tn which ha First Methodist Church on South lhg*tn the report, made 139 arrest* also slated that the traffic accid­ Park Ave. Matters nf primary Interest to during tha month of December ent toll for 1085 waa at least 072 which were tried before City Judge dead, approximately 76.000 injur­ be discussed at this meeting are John Leonardy and action taken ed—an incrcaso of 6,988 over tha coming reregistration of the wither by fine or Imprisonment. A 1064—and property damago of at Cube and Pack Committee which said la slated for February and the total of 12 cases was dismissed. least 803,000,000. He also Of tha 139 arrest*, HI were for that tho fatality rate probably Clue and Gold Banquet which ia drunkenness and 1C for exceeding would be Increased, a* In prevloua an annual February event. Official* nf the Peck Commit­ tha epeed limit, 18 case* were made years, by the death of soma ac­ for Improper parking(, 13 for cident victim* who aro now on tha tee reveal that at.thia time there are a few opening, for Cuba in cnralet* agd negligent driving and critically injured list. While the state’s new Financial Park 10. iC * o r assault and battery. Nine Farenta who would likes tn en­ ----- --------------- 77. cases of parking overtime, eight Responsibility law has increased Th»' Water' Department of the for Inmate, -of gambling. hougg. the number of lilsUred cars to b*» ter, their boys, ages eight'through City of Sanford consumed 2,118 s«van for dltorderly conduct, five tween 80 and 86 per cent of those 10, commented tha official. In Ilia gallons of fuel oil, 308 pounds of for drunkenness and dl»ord*rly registered In Florida—which ha Cub Scouts, are Invited to meet chlorine, 10 gallons of lubricating conduct, four for petit larceney, described as equal to the exper­ with the Parent Contact Repre­ oil, and 29.120 Kilowatt Hours of four for driving drunk and four ience of 44 other state* having sentatives of Cuh Packs in and 34 electricity used. ___ violation*. ____ the same type of law—Mr. Larson at tha same time and place. fpr parking meter Water pumped from tha wells Official* stated that It I* not Other"™***"mad# by tho San-ilabelled as “a dangerous minority" 1totaled 38.250.000 gallon* and desirable for par.nts to briug ' • ‘ tiie 16 to 20 per cent of uninsured ford Police Department Included: | 18.280,000 gallons pumped from their boys to this meeting. assault with a deadly weapon, as* cars thnt remain on tht road. tho reservoir. The All-Florida Family, named The new Financial Responsibili­ trcspnsslng-vagrancy, leavhv the Florida Chain Store Coun. fn ^tb # .erne of an accident, loit­ ty Law requires the owner or New York Mayor ,11, visited Sanford this morning In SH S Team Seeks ering, using property without opeiatur of an uninsured motor ve­ its tour of the State which be­ owner’* permission, destroying hicle to deposit up to 826,000 in Seeks Strike's End gan last Monday morning. Season's 4th Win Ming house, brandishing firearms, collateral with the State Treasur­ HEW YORK Mayor Robert er to cover damage claims arising Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sholftr, private property, operating a gumtty II. P. fiURDIl’. unattended motor vehicle, no drlv- out of a traffic accident in which F. Wagner says he ha* “ high The Seminole High School bat- and their two children Suaanne, 6, hopes" that the city's rnsl and fuel kriball team will be seeking their and Randy, 3, anivifd h*«e about (Continued on Page Eight) ars license, pnrking prohibited, oil drivers’ strike will he settled fourth win of thr season tomorrow II o’clock and were mat bv a dele­ parking all night, pnrking In retoday. aarved «pnce, Inipropor brake*, night at the expense of the Apopka gation of Sanford Merchant*. Hugh K. Sheridan, chairman of Dine Darters. I-I lh* group welcoming th* Improper starting from a parked a mayor'* eitiiena committee, said Members of th# First Federal The Celery Feds who got off lo All-Fhnida Fam'ly were Ralph yFsttlon, and running a stop sign. last night 300 struck companies a slow atari till* season by drop­ Austin Smith chairman ef th* Savings and Loan Assn, at a 'Obcordlng to the report, 12,414 had submitted a new offer of a ping four game* in a row, Jumped Florida Product* Festival tn Semi­ mealing yesterday at the Associa­ 4eaa collected In fine* from the 27lk-ccnt-an-hour parkage. Into the win column when they nole County for th# Seminole tion's office re-elected If. Jams* City Court and 1180 was collected Wagner asked the teamsters played New Smyrna Brach, and County Chamber ef Commerce, Gut, Georg* Touhy and A. Edwin la Court cast*. union to give tho offer Its most continued lo win thren out of their Commissioner John Mslach, George Shinholser aa directors and heard From tha parking motere In San­ Touhy, President of th# Chamber a report of President Howard Fa­ serious consideration. He rited re­ last four starts. ford, 89,708.82 was rollccted and ports yesterday that sumo multiple The Sanford Junior Varsity will of Commerce, It. N. Olackwelder ville on tho 1933 operation, aeparking meter fines totaled S1U8.03 rtalmed as “ the best tn our 21 MIAMI MV-Tha University nf dwelling* would begin to exhaust play the Junior Itlne Darters In and C. L. Redding, tor the month of December, Miami h»» reported a nsw drug I>he‘r *u*l ,n *• hours wlllh l’unJ the first game beginning at 7 The All-Florida Family I* Inur­ year history of serving people of p. m. The Sanford “11" team goes ing the State a* a part of th* this araa.” that kill* polio virus on contact. 'dr#d" of„ . n hcr,* ru"n If* a wash; not a vaccine. supplies “from hour to hour Iron: into tha contest sporting a 5-3 ra­ ittalewida Florida Products FeallThe savers were paid over 8(41,I (Coatlasrd aa Page eight) } cord. 000 in dividends at three per cent "This I* nears of Importance to then °oa year, the report said, and added •vary mother and child," said a that th* growing economy wa* spokesniun for the university yesplacing a strong demand for more ttrday. He reported that the drug, money with which to build, buy known as ehlorpaetln, Is available and repair homes. and may b* used as an antiseptic At th* subsequent dlrretora destroying harmful vlrua In hoaThe Salvation Army Citadel. lo­ pitals, laboratories and homes. marling Favllla was returned as cated at 214 E. Second St., which president. Other officers elected In an article prepared for th# Ji one of the oldest building* In official Journal, Antibiotics and Include Touhy, executive vice preSanford. I* at the present time Chemotherapy, Dr. Murray San­ aldent; E. C. Harper Br., first vice emdargolng remodeling and rono- der*, professor of microbiology, president; S. F. Doudney, second wflona. vice president; Rosamond Chap­ seid chlorpactin waa tested at tha The remodeling of tha building University of Miami Microbiolog.* man, secretary-treasurer; Maxine pill entail adding a prayer room Ekern, assistant secretary-treas­ Laboratory against the virus of and a band room tn the building, urer; A. Edwin Ihinhnlier, at­ polio and encephalitis. facelifting of the, present welfare torney. office, and beautifying the plat­ “It completely and quickly In­ Indications are that this current activates or kill* polio virus on form of the church. One Sunday year will >continue the upward contact," h* wrots. School classroom will be added. trend that th* association has The spokesman said chlorpactin Tha offices, classroom*, and shown during the past five years, main auditorium ire In bo painted Is not a curn for polio and la not U was aald. and the entrance to the auditori­ taken Into tha body. It* primary usa is as an antisaptie wash for , um beautified. * Verba remodeling wt>rk which I* parson* In contact with the vlrua . Judicial Council Being done to the building should of various diseases. be completed within three week*," Attempts To Build atated Lieutenant Raymond Luce, Civil W ar Veteran Commanding Officer. Jury Service Plan * A public dedication of the budd­ TALLAHASSEE (A - A commit­ ing will be announced at a later Says Battle Over tee of th* Florida Judicial Council data. T _______ ___ CRF.STVIEW. Fla. OB-The War says It la trying lo work out a plan Between the States la finally over which will make Jury service less as far a* one of Ita veteran* ta burdensome concerned. Ha'a been kilted by a ’elegram Sent BolJvsr Hyde of Laktlsnd, ehalrYankee. man of th* counrll'i rommlttee William Allen (Unela Bill Lundy )n Expenditures surrendering looking Into way* of improving the to Northern charm. jury system, will make a report A telegram to Tha Sanford received the Uaa from Mia* Terry on Us studies at a public meeting Herald: Broderick, 20-year-old Ohio *tete ef tha touncil In Miami Jan. 28. * “ Pleased ta advl*« that De­ coed, at hla lMth birthday an­ partment of Defenaa has re­ niversary party yeatarday. Hyde aald tentative findings quested following expenditure! would bi released on a aampUng “That's tha first time that I know .la Fifth Congressional District: of opinion as to how selection and Patrick Air Force Ba»e 819,­ of that I waa ever kilifd by a treatment of Jurora can be 1m 188.000: Pineeaslla Air Torre Yankee woman," ha aal. “ Uka prwed. 1 ftne." .Bate. 8788,000; Naval Auxiliary The remmKtM haa been aelleitMis* Broertek, whoia parents Judies, attarrecently moved to Creatview, and O N I OF TH I llaa* entries J i «he Birytle fcfety Club will be Margaret Gray. 19-year-eH, JW O J School student, Shawn ea the left la lira. Wrancaa Murray who baeda'tha b*a/Oa aaSMg f m Departmental Data .ny's Groups ^ Handed To Board PICNIC U. 9. “GOOD EAT1N" M any Lose Privilege O f Operating Autos •for Not Heeding Law FLO R ID A # MMiifiU i m v tfu •» MVaUk is leas IfaUas ftub, Utatt IftHsJt UolF Graduation „ Exercises Are Set Sunday, Jan. 28 ^S S W S L ’Si f i t s * «»*« Nationalist Chief Says Red Attack Could Be Any Time rommandlng Officer at the local U-iu n**a teas nnti committal rnin mllial 1In 11 Navy Rase, was non regards In lh# request for the appropriation for th* multi-mil­ lion dollar ImprnvrmcAt program. However,, Captain .fsckxon did slate that “lh* present appraised valuation of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Ballon Is nine mil­ lion dollars aril that this money, if appropriated, would practically double tha valuation." Congressman Herlong staled In hla conversation with this paper that 'Tha request for Hie nearly seven million dollar appropriation is In comparison In only $600,000 that was appropriated last year." The Defense Deportment today asked Congress to approve a new, worldwide military building pro­ gram, which Includes the expan­ sion at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Station, in cost 82,012,283,000, with more than half nf ll going tn the Air Force. The program, Included In the 1937 fiscal year budget submitted this week, tnvrrs project* at 292 defense installations In every state except Weil Virginia, and at 42 tn Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rim and the Canal Zone, plus sight foreign countrira and Pacific Islands, One feature nf the measure Is provision for tho sale abroad of 130 million dollars n( surplus farm prmlurls to defray the mat of some new military housing overseas. Pro|>osed military building, in­ cluding land acquisition, In the United States would total 81,035,­ 281,000, the overseas eonitnietion figure is 8334,222,000, and work at classified and unspecified location* amounts In 8102,780,090. Nearly 80 million dollar* is earmarked for lh* construction of 3,700 mililary family housing units in th* United States. George Barr Opens School For Umpires Georg* R*rr l« (fain at ■Ihe Lnngwnnd Hotel with hla Umpire School and will officially open to­ day at 2:30 p. m. Several of San­ ford'* prominent peraoni will ho taking part In tha opening recep­ tion In the Longwond Hotel. Barr waa a National League Umpire for lit year* and the ori­ ginator of the Umpire School which 1* now In it* 21st year, lie ha* chosen Longwnod'a location for the paat five rnnircutlva year*, and many of hla graduate* are now well-aeatoned umplrea in baaehall lcaguea and In the armed forest*. SHORT RETIREMENT BONHAM. Tea. CB-Cecll Buark. TO, who resigned a* county Jailer “to lake things easy," turnad In hla keys yesterday noon and said goodbq to fellow officers, To e*Ubrate hla retirement he went hunt Ing with hla son, Johnny. They ware only a few mllea south of ™ 'M Oar% . TAIPEI, Forme** (/PI-Natlon• Hat China'* air fore* command** •ays the Communist* may attaelC the offahor* Island* at any lltnw and if they de he will go aftep their base*. Gen. "Tiger “Wang Rhu-MIng In an interview llkewlsa expressed doubt that th* numerically auparinf Red air force reuld malotuln air control over th* offshore Island front. "Sure th* Communists hav# % lot more planet—good plane*— MIG 15a. MlG17a and twln-jtt 1L28a," said th* Tigtr. 1 “But if they attaek tha Isisndi and w* daatroy their haaaa, how will they be able to win nlf superiority? The moat Important target will be their base*. "Sum* people don't think Uttr« la much poaalblllty of an early In­ vasion of tho Quemoy and Matsu island groups. We can't ba. *• optimistic. It la poaiibls for th t stuck to come at any tlma." | Greyhounds To Run For College Group Greyhound* will run tn bencRI worthy students at tha University of Florida, Florida State and Flo­ rida A and M tonight at thx Sanlord-Orlando Kennel Club. All prulit from the cnijr* 10race program will be turned over In the Stela Board of Control fop distribution lo the scholarship funds nf these universities. Flying Fool, the track's winnlntfest greyhound, will bid (nr his sixtlg victory in the scholarship handL cap aisled for tha ninth race, Mill Ewrn'a sm iting black pup has suffered only one defeat this season and Tie ran aecond by h is than a half a length on that occa­ sion. A handsome trophy will gie to the winning greyhound's owner in the annual icholarahip night's feature event. . . RUCCEMOR NAMED GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (|C» Lucius Pitkin, Inn., New York, naa bean named successor to Amerlf Smelting k Refining Co. far lion of ill uranium or«> . stations and sampling plants In U * Western United tales. The Inert olflf* ef the' Atomie Renrgy mission announced yeatarday tht, New York firm will assume mem , agemaat ef the PMf i U taa M U y , M also win opere o e ■ �I 1 4 t h e san fo rd H nuLp DATING that* [J7 A T a^SM ticsM A w r ! V TWO CWOCtXATE &ADS v and a p<ece right/ u utfiStV AjeO « r ramv' ro m m *r**XM ______ I__ I. w m r*o0r% S oetrw vcnoN a* peont/rrr* .... tm ! ir» nA*noc*vc*r utw.' l*T f«,Pt A miACeHCTM wm*H A Kmc CAVfNN.. RAOC OH M0 N5 0 ... AW» WkUO*Kk RIANT into M r HASP*) o o : MO# WUfeMTPUWf , VW*T AN OPPONTlJWTV tCtl « U t f “ AIUNA TO aiTTL* OU7 flCONtB.1 HM*T*Wr*I5«nt MY. CfySTALTMYOUANPS- •> CAfTlRBR ST A PACK O f JOUNO UOOffe AMP A ... A T A U y ltO O t A4AN..T Z’ iM $ )\ Eari Long Storms On Comeback Trail NEW ORLEANS (*» — rorm tr Gov. Earl Lonj ntormed down Iht eouMbick trail to landtlidt victory in tba Louiiltaa |ovrm or‘» raet Wtdntiday, Ittvin* tho adminteitriUan of pro • Elitnhowtr Gov. Robtrt Ken non in tht dull. Mayor d tL tu tp i Uorruon of New Orleint, tht only ctndldatt In Iht fivs.man flrl.1 In tht ntmorritlc primary who could have forced the race Into a Feb. 21 runoff, conceded at 1 t.m. Rulitlins hie lead conitinliy l l life rural return* trickled In. tht dft-yfir-oid Ltm( rolled toward Iht majority voli* needed to avoid a runoff with tht tecond plaee catr.1i- date. UootLdxi returaa from 1,725 of the itate's 2.0J9 precincts tliowtd: rrtn e ii Ortvember* JO.TiO Earl Long 340,702 J tm tt .McLempre 3S.SU deLeuept Moirlton 153,105 Fred Fretut 04,473. STARTS TONIGHT 6:30 The San Franrlaco-Oakland Bay hridie it th# longeit bridle in the world over navigable wtltr. Miniailppl'i population declined 2 4 p«r cent between April l, 1950 and July ), 1354. >COIOt br I avttru wtfxni( • uni FEATURE 7:17 — UkST COMPLETE SHOW •:!» iJ Prescription for Family Harmony......... me a “I ;•? v ‘ '. ■ W ;A • • t ti.it_____________ _ E ■ A lt«f n ■SWAT, •AT L E A ST O N E N IG H T A W EEK! F*]4tq Touchton s Able To Accomodate Entire Infantry Company Bill Niland 100 E. Fir.t — On th* Ltko You’ll Like It H ere!__________ m I I l I I I I w i | I __ *3f trj ' "&S, I " »e»re, and on award of Stftadtar* tniirt Inltrtci In and lo certain “ Legal Notice fttl eciatt, tn.wlti I. Lot* I *nd I, Block II. tec* t o f i o e o r Am ieA TioN r o e tie* t. Ortnt* Park according f i t DRID to m.tp of florid* Winter m t , iM .it rittM t statatta •» Horn** and Improvement Com* pony a* per rial Book "K", T/l&TICB I t HKRMT OtVXlf, pel* II, Public Record* of Clay , t i l l w. t Stuff: khopp . lit nil rouaty, nnrlria. b t l ti r of ib* (#11"*ii* rertifnet* 1. Lou l and I. Hindi l, flnr* ! feu 111*4 l i lt eerllflrat* f«r t t t Heijhte, areordln* to PUt Book • liM to i t m u lt tneret'.v. Th* **rI. Pete ll. Pobll# Recordi of . IlflMIt Ournbir ant )U r of leeu■•mlntla Co«nly. riorld*. a#ee. lk« iMcrlotlon of th* properThee* prtaenl* ere to «*ui* And tr, k i t U* um * in wblci it « u rtnuir* ynu to fil* your written U i u M tr* *i follo»n dafeaie*. It any. t* tno Complaint t'*rill|**t* Sn. u i filed hiMln, in urv* a copy .Tear of Iiiu iiio Jan* tl. A. 0. iherenf noon and riainitff'a atiarney on er hafora Pahruarv I, A. n., c tc m m o N or propertti I lit, other* len a riecrea Pro Cnn* Lot i t fetco wit) he entared eteinat you Boykin nto * Pitt Book T P u t and the oeule proceed «■ part* •i wiTNina my hand and official J l W Ik which »li*n*t VERKO) »•»! »t Banftrd, BemUnl* Counly. All tf t i l t frapertr hunt In thi rinjld*. IM* tth day of January, County of tiniinoi*, tu t* of Ploii (teal) ■A u tU u luck certificate *h*ll 0 P. Herndon »t M tttM it t cutting to lew the rierk nf the Circuit Court •rtperty 4**«rlk#4 in ouch cortlflCounty, fluid* te tf will »« **ld to th* Mtkeet Clnidon leminnia V. Frederick B ltltr t t th* front tie r of th* ■*• for flaintltf, »JM ltj:*u(iir Cttirt Mou** i t Ban- Atlnrney t i North Park Aviaug Itrt. rftriti. o* th* lin t U**4*y ilanford, florid* in th* ■•mb of February, lilt. wmeh It it* tth day of irekrurr. TUB STATE Of FLORIDA TO ~£ttes tbit ith toy or January, nr.RLL I. oy,RU. O O. NORMAN', Ilf AM hf. Mi tlfAW. AVKN MUT AVENUE, .......... 10*TON, MAP* tOffltltl curb* null PACHi.'tETTAi O P. M*rn* •t ...A awnVn“ coMpi*lnt h«»ln* keen Clerk Clnujit Court filed ifalnct yen In th* Clroull Umintl* ftAunty, rin ritt Cturl lb end for laminol* Couniv. florlda, hy T.IICII.f.R ...... r NOnUASf. divorce, Ith* t b i ehorl in to Of whirl m i n n r 4 rru c * T io jr r o e rfor Ic tilfCIt.LH K , ic t i u c t i x n h . N o r m a n , rieim irr TAt flfSCb tldfeU* O. NORMAN, nefen* llw . I Milt Plorltn iu ic Im «f IMii dent, thee* precenlo er* in mm. notice it M rn tiir oivcm . mand you in appear and flu jour J b tl IRA E. SUCTHtr ARfi the wnlUn defeaeet herein an tr beb*ltcr #r th* fellowi#t otriiflctit (•It * *' January. A. t>., St* filet cold etrtlfiMlt for lot 1MI. or nlherwla* Oecree Pro Con. At t t It kt li«u*4 tktrton. Tht cer­ ktelnel you tificate'n«mt c u t number and y ttr of lieu aa’i'nSliir.oee11*#*1- '* tnct, *. tht deecrlptlPn dti»crlpll#n of Hi* pro* •* * nawipaptr of oeneral cirruia* perty, tn it p lit i ntmt In which II .. » u II >4 *ft a* follow* .c a m No. Tl ttuonct July 1 A P m i __ ...TlUJf o r PROPKRTYi 4t IT Brcnlwood lit Book 4 r* ft 41 In whim t u t i i t t W. H. E. B t* 4 tl lien in which thl* eluflnn ataall ke ff .e rO. n Park, florlda. nuaitthed onr* aaek w**M fur f*ui aoneeriiiive weak*. WlTNEnn my hand and official reel of the Clerk or th* Circuit Court, on thl* ih* llth day *f Da*' ember, A. D, till. /*/ O. P.. Herndon Clerk nt tht Circuit Court Mark N, Claveland, Jr, Allornty P. 0 Rei lit. lanford, florid* Mlicllor rer Plaintiff in NOTICE TO » C m * D TUB cim crtT cacfeT o r m NINTH JIOICIAL CIBCL'IT O f fLORIDA. IN AND fOR IKHI* Nill.E COl'STT. IN CHANCERY. BUTTY BUB JOHNS, vereue R > * « LAST TIME TODAY TO LEONARD CALVIN JOHNS, Addract unknown: Tvu ara hartky naimad tkat tuit ha* keen brought egatnil you in ih* above eninied car* i t in* aknvt aimed Court, wnarlla th* relief M utht hr th* riaiatiff, BETTY SUE JOHNS. It ■ decree printing fla in iltf * dlvnrrt and tht cam. Make Thl* Ynur N*w Year'* Reanlutinn — 1141 f,HM I n I ml R r n Vi i v i i S w i n i nm um oecRM STARTS TOMARROW t lele rare, rueled*. and eentrel of eonetd Calvin Jnhni, Jr, and you are hereby notified end ren-iired t* file leerannelly er by attorney) with In* clerk of **m enurt. your ny, it th* Cemplalnt In eald eult a n'd to ____ at/va * copy thartnf upon attorniy flalnllff on or b*fnr* tht llth dl of January, Itll. Herein fall ta t or deere* pro coufaeia will bt enured *g*lmt you. TVlTNtns my hand and ih* nffu del eeal et end Court tt kakford, thl# llth day of Dtaembtr, 1111. (1**1) ft P Herndon . Circuit Clerk Wlletn Alcaandvr Attorney for flalniiff STEAKS R E A D 'S DEW DRO P IN N COCKTAIL BAR and Package Store Bout# 17.82. On Beautiful Lake Monroe, 3 Ml. North of Sanford. All Mixed Drlaka Wins, Liquor, Bear At the Bar T . A. Wolfar, Proprietor Carry-out Hill a. ». 4e ItSS *. *. ItOi p, ml te 7i*S *. a. Calarr City Grill 111 UafMtia Meat the Bits COMING SUNDAY When Yeti Leave tha Track, Burr Your Trouhlea er Celebrate Your Killing a t— SWISS BELL RINGERS f h D I U ir t f H SANDWICH SHOP IAI Q U IC K S E R V IC E -G O O D FOOD Super ‘Burgers tnd Sloppy Joe’i —BAR— Beaeturesl end Cafe Lengwoed Open Evenlngi • Cloaed Sunday* Ber and Carry A Out. Favorite Premium Baer 25c Official Dog face Program* the food la aot ju st GOOD but Good sad PLENTY t t M O T O R S IN N Rente 17-Wj H-mflea North ef tho Be* OPEN 24 HOURS INfrDRUW Ceaplete Change of Menu Daily i s r ^ ia p m a r 'Sri. + -e Dinners from 85c ^pokld'cm? ' Breakfait Dtllciouily on CURB or DINING ROOM Uth at Park Open 6:30 a. n . to 12:30 p. aa. Don ft Geri’s . V» Mile South of A Dob Track on Hlfhwar IM S lll’way IT-92 at Longwnod Rd. Midway Sanford-Orlando Come—On—Down To Tho — D U F F Y 'S CeeMelle • . ramlna IN CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY Dorotiy \ n i Btroird Matcn, Nationally Known NovaUy Muti* rltni. wilt p rttin t a unique Concart of Mcrtd Muile SI th# T in t S iptiit Church eor. Sixth And fork, Bkaford, FU. — Friday, Jan. 20 At 7150 p. m> Th# UASON SWISS. HELL addition to hand biltj art muti* SINGERS who htv« prtaantad eal g U n ti, ilttflng u w ti Jtiu conurli la c»*ry i UU during kins Ylhrthtrp piccolo ih ttp th* pt*t 24 y ttft, Art Bttlou- btlli Ind th* 'Norld'l largtit tU r f tr n m for their Inurprt- t t t of trifle acuvs chlmtt and tiuait of t t m d mutia on mtay tht inttrumtntt of ntyiUry, navt] InitruaitnU. Uit Vleler Thtrtmln. Tht lti* Thtir profrtm wilt contltt «f • r Itulrumtnt' h tt ho Vuyboad, ftm lllir hynuit, fOtptl tone* strlnft, m d i er plptt s n d . tsd ctliflou* cUtelct, pltjrtd on u itrum tnu m t lv Httrd on tap pity* without btln* touched. •nUrtsInmtnt pUlform. Some Admlitlon frM —yofftrinf will s t Ms initrumonU Uety Bo* lit Quarter Pound of Evening Dinner* From 0 to 10:00 Noon Luncht* Daily 11:10 to 2:30 Closed Sunday* le e W h a t Toe Rat— E a t A ll Yon Want! 0 0 * “REDWOOD FOREST TRAIL* r H A M S ,, Broiled or Barbecued • - • at the ROUND TABLE ALSO REX ALLEN IN S T IL L STACKS IT H IG H With EAT OUR FAMOUS C harcoal Plaintiff. LEONARD CALVIN JOHNS. Defeadaat caea No. n il. New Owner and 3t*uag*r Cocktail Dance Dint to Hour In th* Dinnar S to 7:30 Bamboo Room Muele Phono Sanford 1200 for Dinner Ratarvktiona Frank Meban* Jr., Main Dining jtoom Mgr. TURKEY os: SUNDAY fl.OO j g t j t t J B R - Bri ng the Family An enlir# Infantry comp could be comfortable teatad Touchton'* Lunchconetia, with p ty of room lo • pare for th# uujl tag Bran, lei* popular a t ipot, with 124 Hati at the Ut booth* and bir i* among Ih* gait in U>« counly. For the benefit of Sanford who tak* thllr meal* out. Tm ton'* remain* open every day the week including holiday*, Ei riaere find breikfait ready at l m., and th* kitchen remi open for undwltehsi )nd ini until 10:00 at night. On Sund tha opening hour u at *:00 in morning. Though both the lunchaont add Touchton'* Drug Store era mong th oldest htuissii till lioni in the city, w. J. flarke, (Ireacnt manager of th* lunchl atta ha* been anoclated with company about three years. Mr. Clarke received his egp ence In More and restaurant op* tlcn from his formtr aaaocial with the* huge S. S. Kreige e< pany, of Datrolt, For 13 years managed a Urge Km ge store Toronto, Canada, Four ytara i he came to Sanford. Waffle* or Hot Cakes With Ham, Sausage or Baca Our 85c Lunch Mean TEAT the world’s best SHRIMP Right off thha g t.tg Shrimp By Byata I • Chick Dinners ^ lck,nfrom 112511.75 Steak Baal Mexican ChAntre* Dolly Full Coune • |W Sunday ZHanire Try Our N, Y. Cut Palm Staaka Glass Fountain B t 17-32 a l B t 4IS Chili Con Carne 40c (Apopka Rd. Angle's Eat. Shack Sanford at 35th (Geneva Ava.) Phono S140 Caaitlbtrry Linn* m itt In «n Privala Dining Room each lei and 3rd Thursday. Open 7 a. iu. to MidalgM • Touchton'sfimLuncheonette e I t St Magnolia 0pw lO p. w.i Sun t «l «*. to 10 p. m BREAKFAST with us from 6 :00 g. n t DINNER — Full Course Metis 11 a. m, to S 70c to $1.00 SHOPPERS’ SPECIAL 70c CnnptoU M«na Cluas# BiOy �V. "*f 4:«v,?nv*: m " fl-te**. 'FjjMWgy' Pushing -Electronic r ■' LTCX1NGTON, Mass. Lfi - The United States is pushing the build* * ln j pf .electronic bcain * nervo ZJptentera'J meet the present threat U o t potential enemy bombers ami the tuiuro mrn.ee eft foni-iaugu .jnliiU fl. ■ Under test at ui* Lincoln Labor* alory kero it the prototype o( an 1 .eventual chain ot auch units—in ’ Twhlch Computing machines, radar ' warning, systems and communlca* lions networks wilt provide, auto- statically and almost instantly, in* ^ fo rm a tio n needed lor waging air •b attle s. - Officials of the laboratory, run J 'tty the Massachusetts Institute ot ^Technology, said work on other <c*enteri will bo carried on. evrn '-5hnugh operation ol the tlrst unit . Y*itill la in te s t. stage. They told n visiting reporters tho "critical ' nature" or defense needs required V Imrnediao start on other install!* lions. The laboratory, under contract ‘ with tho Air Force, hai developed *lhe c o m p l e x system called — -----------------------------------« i*t • Brain Civil W ar Gets Into "SAGE’’—named from the words light traceries ot maps, of location “semi automatic ground environ* ol defensive forces, or simulated planes bound on "saturation" raids menu" It Is a system built around a new toward Cape Cod and the Naif type of electronic, digital computer England coast. which, among* otner itatliT*,* Tan Syhio’ois 'ami humerau, cnanging’ storo up statistics in ils "memory" continuously as Hie "brain" re­ tube and feed them out a , split- ceived and produced new informa second speed to peovi.le answers. lion, presented a ‘composite, up The computer, operating at a tu ihe-tnitint picture of the air rate termed "hundreds of thou­ situation over acores and hundreds sands of times faster than man," of miles. receives information flashed from The SAGE system, when fully radar stations on the ground, on operational, not only will receic ihips, la the air and on offshore information a n d "recommend" towers. procedure lo commanders. It also A commander at SAGE system will steer Interccpinr planes to ap­ sector headquarters thus would proaching enemy bombers, and. have hefnre him a constantly after (ho "brain" hat decided changing picture of Ihe course of everything is ready, it will fire a battle between Invading bombers Ihe missiles or rockets of the in­ an! Interceptor planes, antiair­ terceptors. craft guna and antiaircraft mil* Cost estimates for building a slid like the Army's Nike, Tontlncntal s y s t e m range from In a command post room, 11> laboratory officials' f i g u r e of lumlnatcd only by dim blue light, "more than a billon dollars" to reporters saw Ihe television • like two billion* or more, as given In screens of caihode ray tuhes. On congressional committees. these black faces blinked green NEW YORK UR - If the many.vester L. (Pel) Weaver, million member* of the Chowder <>*«>• board of NBC. .. l l ' M i a ........... .................... and Marchln* Club Dedicated to Now, he is filming M half-hmif "•isorvln* Interest In,.the Late dramas on the Civil War; he ateo propoies to film at least four IV* Unpleasantness Between the Slates hour spectaculars based oa tha will gather round, we’ll report In­ conflict. Tha sfrlti an titled "Tha Eagle and the Rose" .probably teresting new*. Televljfin finally has rieognlied won’t appear on NBC-TV gtitiona until next fall. But Lf this i la pre­ that we el) are the heira ef • mature naws, It's fun, Ilke'Nathaa great and fascinating story called Bedford Forrait, to be theft fustthe Civil War. Specifically, an iru- est with the moitei. dlte and articulate member of the Byron wak brought to b a f ta tha club named Ed Byron has recog­ bloody angle of a resUurait with nized it. lie Interested another his sole defense a bloody" Mary. member of the club named Syl- He had Just weathered an* outra­ geous quip: "Hey, Ed, which aids ya gonna let win?" Gazing moodily at the tf|w as­ saulting party, he qulekly^aaUb* lished his firing power superiority with Civil War tore. No xfondtr. His father's folks war* Cogfedera* '• • ate Democrats out of Georgia: hla (TA1IAN AMBAISADOB ktanllo Bros In gtree victory wishea Is member* of the United States Olymple mother's elan Irish RepuMlcaai. akatlng, skiing and boekey teams at a bon voyage party In New,York. Later, they left for the winter HOLLYWOOD IB-The new top Hatch these forces in-U a^uttv# games In Cortina D’Ampetxa, Italy. Faeing tha Ambassador are: Eugene Campbell, hoekay player) man at the movie box officta la Kentucky and you’ll sea wbf boU| Tenttay Albright, figure skater, and skier Art Devlin, shaking flmal«'a band ai teammate* look on. lanky J u n ta Stewart, and Holly­ aides wen the war. " ‘" ‘S wood It agreed that It couldn’t •'People wera people-tnhave happened to a nicer guy. sald Byron. "H 'l a kind at a. thing The solid eltisen frnni Indiana, to bring your great-greahgrandPa., was named Ihe leading money­ fether Into focus ao you eaipundtnU BIO DE JANF.ino (.P-Copaca- town where a nulck costs ItZ.ooo maker In the Motion Picture Her­ aland him as • human bans is a hcaullful hesrh. H's and Ihe avrrago wage is $100 a ald's annual asirssment -of film your family waa here in t|V Civil workl lamnus. Tho only trouble 1* month, streetcar* ami buses carry stars. H's nice In know that being War you are a part of It. j your LONDON ttfi - "Alex" has be* most nf the traffic.) getting to It. a sane, hard-working actor can family wasn't here, you' come the new reigning glamor pay off in term* or popularity. enough to know it was jb No thought has hern given to Traffic to the beach is a mess. HOLLYWOOD (F — Sam Hill girl of Mayfair. realty speeding up the beach front Stewart, who served hit country Important thing that broui In nio's current tno-degree heat Succeeding Princess Margaret, has begun a new Ufa of wave, people stand In long lines traffic. A driver likes lo go *low *n notably In World War II, has never maurlty." ' —, leisure after 51 years of caring for Princes* Alexandra ha* taken over he ran took at that tanned girl had a breath rff scandal connected And that, to Its fsshlon, $ In get aboard buses for the shore. as leader of tho gaycM young one of lha most fabled studios in Then Ihe loaded hue** wait In long In the red bathing suli. haps Ihe most apt deictipUan with his name. , crowd in London's fashionable Hollywood. on why there is such a line* lo file Into the tiny area be­ How doci he feel about being Sam, a big, craggy-farnl man of nicht life. revival of interest these hind Ihr beach. Coming hack the No, 17 Margaret, row 25, ha* abdicate*] RS years, has retired as superin­ line* are longer and Ihe day hotter the Civil War, "I'm very, very happy about It," gracefully In'favor of her 19-year- tendent nf Samuel Goldwyn Studio. and Junior tired. He tskr* with him • wealth of he said, "it was a surprise, but old cousin with the misty blue memories about a lot which hr* The trouble is that Cnpacahana I did think if I was ever going lo rye*. make It, this yrar would he ihe Most of Margaret's ororts and seen a rich segment of Hollywood is a lung, narrow area — three mile* long and three hlock* deeptime, I had some pretty good mont friend* of other yrar* have mar­ history, ried ami settled down In raise As he we* winding up his duties jammed in between Ihr mountains Want to go on active duty for eymakcrt out. families. Though »he *1111 goes In at Ihe studio, Sam reflected on his and the sea. All traffic ha* to two year* In Ihe Marine Corps? Then hsd a couple hsck lo hackfiller along tinea sterrls parallel parlies with them, Ihe lone Is Iyears there: 'ttrar Window’ and 'Strategic Air That's Ibe kind of deal now being with the hrarh. j "I came lo lake over lha place more »ed,vte. offered i t Ibe local recruiting Command.' And 'TTie Man From For two year* Alexandra moved in 1922. Bsoncho Hilly Anderson hsd The heat wave traffic Jam station. Laramie' was being released to­ In Margaret’s *hadow hut now the built Hie studio a couple of years touched off complaining editorials ward the end of the year." In Rio paper*. The editorial* fired Under a new policy announced Duchr** of Kent’s pretty daughter hefnre, then Doug Fairbanks and IS T H tf But he said Ibe No. 1 spat ha* come nut on her own. Society Mary Pickfonl took It over. Mr. up plan* to improve traffic. Buses hy Headquarter*, U. S. Marine wouldn't rliangn his thinking about MOTTO OP O U R ' columnists for the past few week* Goldwyn moved in In 192k He did are barred from Ihe street along Corps, nirn J7 20 may apply for movies, lie remarked: PHARM ACISTS 1 the beach Earh of Ibe oilier Immediate asMgnmcnt to active have heralded her as "The Prin­ the piaro over then, and again "I'm not going to tsy, 'Where »trret» will be made one way In duty for Iwo year*. in 1935. ces* nf 1950." Brin* tout areeMayfair has noted differences "Ye*. I've seen Just atnuil every carry tune* and Mrectrar*. (In a Thl* new pollry, however, doe* do I go from here?' It seem* to me erintlnn to e f tf Hut Is an occupational disease in mil cliango the rccrolling program star in Hollywood working here beu*eon the tun prlncessr*. •killed sham ethis town. Some actors think they *l«t» for carrooi Alexandra I* easily approachable D. W. Griffith made 'Topsy and Prince** Alexandra Is a guest— for Hip regidar Marino Corps. He­ somcoundliygj. while Marcarrt was regal ami Eva' on Ihe lot. Harold Lloyd did you may not evrn bo aware of It. rmit enlistment* n r Ihrco and sre mined If a new picture doesn't somewhat aloof. m » 'Movie (Yliy.* Doug made most nf Sba is a girl likely lo gel stuck four years will ronUnue lo he ac­ win live Oscars. You ran't wmrry ■bnul topping yourself *11 the tima, cepted. ‘‘If you go Into a danro where his great pictures — 'Tha Iron at the bar like anyone eise " FAUSTS "You Just have to keep hunting Mask,’ 'The Hlark Plraie.' We've Alexandra h a s hoy friend* Additional Information on the two Princes* Margaret is present, you are immediately aware nf her," hid them alt, from William S. aplenty. The gossip column rumors year program may he had by con for the right kind of picture to do DRUG STORE are sprouting. A friend said: »ulllng the local Marino recruiter IAnd the search gets harder all said one Mayfair columnist. "She Hart lo Marlon Brando." will he sitting at the best table, He pulled out a drawer Hist rnn- "Rhe thinks them howllngjy nt Post Office Building in Sanford ihe time, I read mnunUlna «f Km ? p . a ---------- H m h each Wednesday. [scripts to find Just one." •’ ' with a escort either side and a i.lined thn name plates for stars' funny," dressing rooms "I've always kepi waiter hovering near, 'll you go to a danro where (hem," he said. "You never ran tell when they might be coming hark." He flipped through the rarda and read oil the name*: John Harrymore, Fredrlr March, Rod ba­ roque, Vllma Hanky, Gary Cooper, Eddie Cantor, Grmirho Mars, lionaid Oilman, I^relts Young (rhe did a film there 23 yrar* ago, n ny KURT W. IIAMPE Continue* thru Sat. SAt.ZHURO, Austria '^i — Sale now hark doing her TV *hnwr*), burg will lead the entire musical Jean Simmon*. Frank Sinalrk, world in the coming week* in etc., etc. celebrating Ihe NWth hirib.lay ol Did he have iny favorites among Wolfgang Amadeus Mosart on Jan. the atari? 27. "No,'* he replied, "nut I did COATS TROUSERS SUITS DRESSES To honor Its greatest son, horn find on* thing: the bigger they 22.95 Value Beg. 49.91. 59 00, 59.95 4.95 Value 10.95 ■ 19.95 • 29.95 here pi the sevrnlh rhild of a sre, the nicer they sre. The one* • 12.88 o 2.1.U.'» - flt.Hfl • .19.H8 court musician. Ihe medieval clly who raised a fins were generally • 2.88 Sale 4H.8H Is preparing a Morart week filled Ihe snisll-tlme actors." * 3.99 * 9.88 - 12.88 JE A N S with concerts, opera performances, He did look hack with fnndne*s JA C K ETS 11.88 chamber music evenings and mall* on tha days when Doug Fiirhsnks SPORT COATS t Valuta 1.55 12.95 Valua nrr*, alt devoted to hit works. ruled Ihe W, SWEATERS • 1-98 • 10.88 • 1.1.88 • 8,88 . 8.05 . 4.88 The festivities will end with a "Oh, he was a live one. If* was 5.95 * 12.95 performance of Mniart’a opera always bouncing sround snd play­ PANTfl D RESSES On Sole • 1.39 F L A N N E L SHIRTS "Idnmeneo" hy tha Vienna Slate ing Jokes. He wst full of fun, snd Reg. 7.95 • 15.95 .191 A 7.95 Tafuae 2.19 • 5.98 2.30' Values Opera company on Ihe hlrthday sometimes I think that was why Hole Prlcen • 2.99 * 3.99 : • 1.78 night. Earlier that day, ceremonies ha and Mary hrnke up." • SI, 8, 8, 9.88 SHOES On Snle will he *tage^ In Ihs house where v) C H E N IL E ROBES SW EA TER S the rnmposer was born. Comment • 2.99 - 1.88 • 6.(18 JACKETS POLIO VICTIM ration Masses will follow In sev 3.99 A 4.95 Valeg 8.95 Value Rag. 9.95 • 1 (.93 GETS EAGLE BADGE eral nf Sal/hurg's churches. TOPPERS • 1.26 • 1.99 Nnw • 1.39 Three trailing orchestra* — the CORPUS ClimRTJ, Tex. (Al­ • 1.88 - 8.88 Keg. 19.93 in ■ special televised Roy Remit Vienna Philharmonic, tha pindon of honor, Toby Caddork, IB, • 6.88 Sale Philharmonic and the Bamberg court TIES t wbo ..as henn a polio vlrHm Beg. 21.05 Symphony—will play M o i a r t 's since he writ three, received tha • 12.88 ; compositions, DRESS SHIRTS F.agle ftrout badge, last night. Toby son of Mr*, Belly Crad­ • 8.49 HOUSE DRESSES • CURTAINS TOWELS walked 20 mile* on Clutches Emergency Disaster dock, • 1.00 In qualify for the bodga. Polio ^ SPO RT SHOES Bag. 7.50 • 23e • 44e - 17ft left hla lag* paralysed. M I Value • 1.68 Loans Suggested Ct>w SUITS Toby completed Ova 10-mlle • 5.88 l hike* plus the SO-rsils s hike. He BLANKETS Beg. 21.95 For Truck Farmers nlsn swam f.UO yards Instead -if SH EETS W OrtK SHOES Rule Rag. 4-50 la I2AB V" JACKSONVILLE '.¥1 -- Depart the 1AO yards required tor the Bag. 2.95 * 1,7ft MS ft 7.95 9.88 19.88 M.R8 mitot of AgilctilLtro officials sur hadgn ami douhlcd up on hit Sale 2.88 to 14.88 V • Now 8.98 & 4.98 ft • 1.58 - 2.88 | veying Darle, Broward and Palm water rescue yardage. ONE CROUP SUITS Beach counties have recommended D R ESS UP EN SEM IILE BEDSPREADS • Value* 21.95 . . 4.98 emergency dDaitcr toant tn truck He said Ihe secretory of agri­ " PILLO W 'CASES Pnntn, Jacknln farmer* became of Ihe prolonged culture will rnnsldcr the recom• 3.68 • 39c ea. k fiOt ee. COATS Itfg, AVnrth 43.95 raid wave. Gov. Colilns aald mrndallon and "lake" whatever ac­ • Both fo r 28.78 41.95 . 49.95 Velum Tur»day nlghL tion he feels necessary." Tba cold caused millions of dot • 0.88 . 17.95 lara worth of damage to eorpa to those counties and elsewhere to XlRASt South Florida. MATERNITY DREBBS*' SHORTS 18# Collins, slopping here briefly anD RESSES route to Miami, isld be waa ad­ • 8.99 ONE GROUP BALE • B edroom Slippers 1.98 PEDDLE PUSHERS vised of the recommendation by • 1.99 William F. Rnaddlek, state direc­ • 1.93 GOWNS . •: • Towel S ets 1.95 tor of the Farm Home Adminis­ SKIRTS Rag. M l • D raper lee 1.80 UNIFORMS tration which would make the llag. 10.95 • 1.39 . 2.88 • 1.83 loam. • 1.00 k 2,88 Um The Low C oal' • 3.95 Towel S ets 2.95 • 3.98 HATS I f l k Bl B uford Attantle RAINCOATS TV PAJAM AS 18.04 RAVINGS v • 1.89 Flnuca P l u BLOUSES 14.15 Values On M en's O u tfits • I BB A M l LADIES'' HANDBAGS •7 .8 8 On Sale Worth 84.M James Stewart N ew Top Star At Box Office Princess Alexandra Reigning Glamor Sam Hill Begins Current Heat Wave Causes Problems ew Trends Girl Of Mayfair OO nf .NLeisure Life Recruiting Station Is Olfering Deal V | ARIIVINO IN NtW YORK aboard tho liner fterlln, young German I J farmers and agricultural students wave Irom Hie ship's deck. They L'j will spend a year In the Molted fit.itr* studying Amerlron farming W] methods while working Ir. rural area*. Al bottom. Karl Johan, amt {.hit bride, tha former Ansto Relmer, both 22, of Ironrihalm, Norway, alio arrived on (he Berlin. They tame to the t/.S. ai part of a Nor­ wegian farm atudy group of ten. Mrs. Johan Is the only woman In the group. The honeymoonrm will study and work for about a year on a farm neat Columbia City, Ind. (Interna Ilona I £xctiuiiej Try and Stop Me 7----------- — B y B E N N E T T C E R F ------------------- f/-\N E HAPPY NEW YEAR. Joe E Lewfr met a big spender from Havana who took him on a round of tha drinking ipai jin the Cuban capl'al At each slop, he’d order four martini! (<H (himself, but only drink two r 'pf them, "What * the ideo of [alwayg leaving two martinis untouched b e h i n d you?", Jf |asked Joe. /'Those things cost imoney." "It’a worth it to me," an•wered the spender. "After a tong lime drinking martinis 1 learned one thing: the first .two always taste terrible.',* a ‘\ L( • • • 4? A Los Angeles r e s i d e n t •weara to 'Try and Stop Ms" •that when he waa visiting tha' owner of ona of Guatemala's rleheat coffea plantations, ha was served g cup of Java in netotaitlnff end aeliafymg he exclaimed, "I wish l could get thlg Qugltmglan cof. see oack in L. At t The plantation owner scoffed, "Guatemalan, my ays!" and pro* dueed a ona*pound vacuum tin of one of thoaa ’Tnatant brews" ad* $ .^ “* * * 1 tafW l _________ «<"*"*•<< By WIUIAM I1TI* . . -..s v Central Pres* WHfar ff/ANtTVUfVAL"amount of dry tion's annoaT poetry*contrst, ta eilr creating eonaiderable atatic •It about a cold and froet-bltten {electricity may put more «mg spring. In fact, It reads more like Into kisses Hs certain parte of tha a weather forecast than a poem.: I l l |U. ft. say - scientists. Whoever r*e emperor, tneUtentottg, Isn’t thought tha Waaihsr Man would rUgihle to win ony of Ike prisra.' 'become an aid to Cupid 7 Thu may be Ike reason he taker I I I glaftafias *hou> the overage suck a cool view r*/ Iks whole daily n»tripap*r peMlekae 4» aifuallon. f » » t . pages, rkaf's a surprise to a lol A aevewmsen eebte Mam raided o/ folk who thought there uas ■ f t 0,004 diet game In New Yerfc. only one—IRe comic*' Whe said seven's ■ hsafcy aumberT . • » » t f t f . Beltane -are. wHlng "lee* with Thick ctouda end harry amoka, auger and fell, declare* o health mlnlilry physic!#*. These eerteens combining ovar the city, plunged hf Jahn Bull have him leaking London into a blackout at noon, according to a Page One news pretty partly at Ihol. dUpatch. Farta la In a deep fog. ' Tha emperor of Japan'a' vem,' too—but there tt’g etrtcUy poUU* 0*bi£h l^e hae enured in that, na­ c*Lf_ UV7- - *■ V • tp*f im *-f *■ PURCELL S i Salzburg To Lead In Musical World 'A fte r Supper' / M E N 'S LAD IES' BUYING A CAR? ;* S A N E P R D anqmmw ijiw . Bout Im U Im STOR1 ............... u I L o u DayL M o r e Bargains GIRLS' BO Y S' H O USE FAUST* DR i W HAT GOODS S A V IN G S I • SAT. HOURS 9-Q • NH Refunds • No E x. charge* _ M EM BER FD IC ____ • �1 i.A m H AW bO H Life dpi procedure that wIU ba utilltad la a igttorlng county. Tlila method haa been talked about for i# time and on the last preaentatlon our isty won not in financial poaltion to nnrtafce tha inataUation of auch a proced ure. However, ihould the method of tuteg ling wachlnta be conildirtd by our cotjn, there ia to be oonaidarad tha aaving that upM probably ba raalisad from the uaa of i mechanical method of voting. Jtarvard County, we ara Informed, wilt r out the voting maehlnaa in a number of precinct* during tha Primary electloa It, will use, according to the newa item miw$ read from Brevard County, flva of Irmaahlnaa that wilt ha provided by tha m t Yetiag Machine Company a l Maw phr^»-> / , : . f • Wttli an elect km coming up that will lit* Ida numeroua eandldataa for many of thha riooa ofHere for gur nation, .State and unty, thle would ba an axcallant time to 10, a look a t tha mechanical voting mar* la,*» ■v . • * > ,i' vi j The larger praefacta that taka houre up* T h t Sanford Horald ■ ^ x srs^ -w sssr, y * i* * ___________ January 18, 19B8 TODAY’S BIBLI TERSE > • Than aha apake, laying, Thty war# wont to apeak In old tlma saying, They ahafl gravity safe cornual a t Abclt and ao they w dad th# matter.—n Samuel 20:18. M kOttff to tabulate th# total votaa ihould ba iIvan tha prlvlltf* of ualng tha maehlnaa to Had out If auch an invaatmant would meat tha approval of tha individual votera In our aounty. It would ba worth a try anyway e • FilP Relaxing Moments LETTERS TO THE ED IT O R HAL BO YLE Waiters Never. Spill Bowl Of Soup wee torn down aavoril year* ago, ho and most of the Half moved up Madison Avenue lo th* osw Rita restaurant In the plush Carlton House. Btove deplores lb* hurriod habits at today'* harried diners, remem­ bers fondly the days when people took their vile mini more leisurely. "No meal ihould be eaten In leu than an hour," ha said firmly, "and It ihould be accompanied by s good French win*. Then you will live longer." Many of Sieve’s longtime guesta refuse even to look al (he menu. They Insist thst h* select for them, a task he thoroughly enjoyi, for to him a good meal li Ilka a table symphony. I asked Steve, who has selected himdredi of thousands of meals for notables, his idea of a dream meal—"tha perfect dinner." Ilia eyes sparkled at the thought. "First, assorted hot canspei a la Rita with a dry martini," ha began dreamily, "followed by tom* black eavlar and a nip of aquavit, "Next, a cup of petit* marmlte, e soup mad* of chicken, beef, beef marrow and fresh vegetable*, Shows No Nervous Signs •riW aewsmen amtoan lor straight Baawara an a tftoaUoa lor which ^ haa haaa roundly *ritlcii*dr From n pbyakal etondpelnt Sec­ retary of State Dullaa did very avail at hi* new eonieranc* Tues­ day, He showed no signs of giemusneia. But hla replica lift a lot to be desired. He toe-daneed, totorvtow with him, declared that Biraa Cm** la tha Wseahower ad■laietMtloa thla aanatry had been brought t* the brink ef war. And k quote* DtiBea directly: "The ability to get to Mi* verge (of war) without getting into tho war to tho necessary art." It wai thle sentence, perhaps mere thap Verbally. anything else In life's article, Thla waa die situation which which fot him o deluge ef sritl* rough) into the State Depert- •tom, particularly from Demo­ iM t'i auditorium more newsmen crats. £xperto Can C ornet Cleft Palate And Lip COOFBRATIOX Of ■ ir ilM g tq many Bold* to aoadai to oct* n e t Um phyaical detects and ■peach impediment earned bp jcleft palate and cleft Up. Mporto Mn pfaetlo surgery, h e a rin g , laraathlng. dentistry usd apoooh re-eduMUoa can work together mo our* this mistake of nature. A alen palate or a harelip oh eurg-Viua th* tissues forming shUd. If also msksi U dlfflevlt tor him to breath* and apeak. Malformation of tho hard patinto, the roof of tho front of th* mmito. and tho soft potato, th* koo(*of tha bock of tn* mouth, jpfOVRBto them from carrying « m thtir functions, )• surveys show that mere the* II#.* Ml m buslossa HI* Uuuraare poUdm ene MJUs f m bought in IMA TIM M**U; M M T*. *. tioo report* thit ab»Jt l tMtJi of n * li i i ill adult ordinary lift Inaurueo play la m purchased la ra c n t moot!* woa insurance e« for builaan aiadi . Um laiU a. fllmllir survey* ft mad* la ISM cltM tbs Uoa or yartaor nr bu ilam a*socials. Annual purchases have tripled Ut tbs h i t ils yaar*. * Good Umei may h*vo furnished t|ii mooijr to piy Um eoiti, but hifb tax** md stiff eompatltloe that pula a premluu on top mgn■lament ability hava helped puah the purchaaea to new heights. The alma of such imuraneo are utually to offtet tho buatneta loia term periuu. a w in* w Involved In tho deaUi of kty man, it and, at the m b* time convert or to o u t the tranifer of owner- to n permanent plan. How much ship at death, or to iniure eon* money will I have to pay t Unulty of buatnaaa duriaf a tur­ A. Van will heva to par eno monthly premium at the term bulent financial period. The Ufa Insurance Ageaey Uaa* rata pltM your ftrtt premium Dear Mr. Farkind •lament Ann, of Hartford, Conn., payment at the sow permanent* Thi Seminole County Unitreport* that 11a qualsrtly buyer*1 plan rata. Any VA Offtoa aaa American Cancor Society, Florida tall yon tha amount due, Division, wtahan to acknowledge Q. ! have Juat paid aff my G1 with graMtSdn and approeletlon home lean In fulL Will my 0! the fallowing organisations and In** loan MtlUamant aow ha reatored dividual* who contributed to make to me Hi full, if I waat to hay District Sevan Convention, held anether haul# undar tha 01 bill T here recently, the highly »u«m* My 01 loaa waa guaraatoed far ful moating It wait ROM. Mamhari, Board of Director*, served with grated eh***e and A. Under the taw, yevr eatitle* for handling raglatratlon, with meat may net ba reatored la full, floating placaa of lout. even though your loan hae baaa Mr*. Georgia Ball, chairman. . "Next, tho fish, English sole paid la full. >ut you may ba an* Mambcra, Beta Sigma Phi SoraT vsronlque, cooked with white wine Utlad to an additional IIAOO rly, who aarvad coffta throughout and white grape* and accompaniad cuaraataa — tha difference ba* tho ■otiionsi Mr*. Donald Bal»t, tween tha 14,000 you already Mrs. Warren Knowlei, Mrs. Vernon by a Rhine or Moielle wine, uaad and tha nuufmuaa, which le Hardin, Mill Janet Wolfar, Mis* "Next, tender itrlng beam and |T,BOO. Cherry Singletary, Mice Anna toumedoa gaiton, a Met mignon Q. I am taking Korean .01 Corley. wilb pale. Invented by our geoeral training In a trade school that la manager, Gaston Lauryuen, and not operated on a eomoetor bails. Chamber of Commerce Tour it namtd In hla honor, A good French My entitlement la due to rua out and Convantlen Division, In pattl* Bordeaux wine with‘this, of eourae. before I complete my course. Will eular Mr. B. J. Bauman, for pro, curing eratoe of eolory, Mr, I. W. "Next, a vanilla souffle with I ho allowed to finish' It under the Kltea, Oviedo, who donated ceUryW grand marnler liqueur, followod by Korean 01 Bill ahyhowT A. You will ba allowed to ton* The managemaiit and staff of a gtasa of champagne. Uiiue your count as long as you Tho Mayfair Inn "Finally, coffca demi-tasse, with have completed the major part of Radio Station WTRR. green creme de menthe for the th« coureo. You may train either Tho Sanford Herald, and The ladles and a good french brandy to tho ond of tho court# or for Orlando Sentinel. for tha gentlemen. nlnt woeko—whlchovor lo tho short­ The Yowell Company for sign*. "After a dinner like that, it ie er period. Seminole High School for the to feel like you are In paradise. Q. I am o Korean veteran, re­ loan of movie projector. You will remember it the rest of ceiving • VA ptnilen for a total Faithfully and Sincerity your*, and permanent noniervlce-eonnect. your life," Mr*. Jullue Dingfalder, Pmldent, Seminole County* What would It cost? Well, buying ed dleebllity. Would I be permitted Unit, ■ dinner Ilk* that la llko buying a to train Under Public Law 104, though my disability is act American Cancer loclety, yacht. If you're going to worry even ssrrlrs-cannsctsd T Florida Division about price, you might as well A, No, Under the law, Public forget tha whole thing and order Law CM training may be taken a hamburger. only by vetoram with oorvico*eon* noctod disabilities, if they aeed it In order to overcome the handi­ cap of tholr dliabllltlea. Votorone living hi Contra! Flori­ da who wish further Informa­ — • U e tW a aaa* halaw) — tion about tholr bonafita ahould D* you know anyone wh* la write th# VA offic# at 40 K. Cen­ tral Av#,. Orlando,.. .......... > NEW YORK in—An airline pilot, • “*» lh«y h*v*T Tell tham flying through a snowstorm with­ that Medical Science I* now out radio or lights and with only *bl* to almost p e r f o r m a compass to guide him, brought miracles ef accural* diagnosis. his plana In to a safe landing at Modern research baa not on­ L*(iiiardi* Field Tuesday night. ly discovered medicines that There were 14 people aboard. TALLAHASSEE LH—J. D. Wil­ can help or cure Illness, but rilot Robert Francis, 17, had to liamson says he’ll stay on the Job many man-mad* chemicals can use a flashlight to see th# com- as state beverage director despite disclose to your Phyilctan whe­ ther you hava a particular ail pavf. a financial strain in order to com­ ment er not. Your auppossd Behind him In the darkened plete the Job be hae undertaken. cabin hli passengers sat through Last month Williamson told Gov. "Evil" may navar arrive. Ra­ the ordeal in prayerful quiet. Ther# Collins ha-might hava to giv* up il**# your mind. Tall your Phyaielan what you think may h* wa# no panic, *vcn though the hla ttiOOO • year post because of wrong. Ho will toon know tha plane landed twn hours late. finance* unless tome wsy could rlgnt anawer. The electrical system of the twin- be found to supplement hla aalary engine Northeast Airlines Convalr or Mi travel allowance. filled about eoven minutes after Williamson slid he hid been hav­ it left Boston *t 4;M p. m. Th* ing to par some of hla traveling plane was plunged la darkness and expenses from Ms own pocket due TOUCHTON there wee ms way for tt to eontact to a state limit af M dally In the ground aUtlona er receive guiding state and |U U outside Florida. DRUG CO. ilgnala, Collins sought to find a way to PBEflCBfPTlON CHEMISTS Francis, a flyer for Marly go increase Ms Dave) allowance but years, landed with tea* than an was unsuccessful. Despite this, hour's gasoline eupply at 0:10 p.m., Williamson aald be had decided g hours and t t mtnutee late. to stay on. "It wasn't very pleasant," ha commented later. "Thank God we're here." Veterans Corner o Fra* tlma la wondarful, if thoaa who hava fraa tlma could hava oomnthlng to do during tha pariod of racreational and ralaxo* tion. Wa ara speaking primarily of children. They apend a big part of tha day In school, moat of tham atudytng hard, learn­ ing wall, and behaving themselves. But all during thla time of study, learning, and well behavior, there la being atorad un within that child a veritable nowarhouae of energy* energy th at will ba ralaaaed tha moment tha ."ia-t haH" ring*. They coma aramnering .from school and downtown re o m i to btutog, nfryofe, no*nattw, tnoxi part, look­ ing for something to do. Our biggaat need, a t tha preient time, Is to combat idle tlma and the aearch for something to fill thoao relaxing momenta, is a Recreational Director for Sanford. Wa hava a flnt recreation program for summer, and tha brief span of weeks that Join tha and of school with tho beginning M school, but wo overlook all of the time that exists during the nine montha when school la in progress. Well laid plana for recreation activitlea af our pounf people would.be an asset to our city, An actual aaving of money in tha yea re to eome, Should wa wait untit our population ban htcraaaad an much thnt the farm in g of auch plana would be burdenaomeT Wa will never ba able to eiitlmnta the number of Itvei aaved In tha chnrnctor-building plana of auch a program. The ultimata tain for tha community could well run In­ to a aum ao big that no adding machine could carry tha balance. Insurance WImb the magstlne appeared lief week, Dulles laid of the few paragraph* which quoted him di rectlyi "Th* statement* epeclfleally attributed to me do no require Fart I t Utto Act. laid bonds may bo is­ correction from th* standpoint of Section 140. BONDS MAY BE sued upon th* adoption of a re­ their substance." What did that main? Ha was ISSUED AGAINST SPECIAL AS solution by the governing authority either quoted accurately In Life, SESSMENTS; BONDS TO BE of tha City of Sanford, Florida, word for word, or h* wasn't. If GENERAL OBLIGATIONS: WHEN submitting th* question as to the h* wasn't,!, where was the dif­ PAYABLE EXCLUDED FROM Issuance of said bonds In a vole ference between what he sakl and DEBTS, ETC, EXCLUDED FROM of Um non-exempt, taxpaying, free­ LIMIT; TAXES MAY BE what Life quoted him as siylngT DEBT LEVIED FOR PAYMENT OF; E- hold alectnra of the City of San­ He hadn't made that dear with LECTION. That thirty days after ford, Florida in the manner pro­ his statement. the equalisation, approval and con­ vided by Ordinance, Newsmen yesterday wanted an­ firmation of the levy of ipcclal Section 141. BONDS, HOW SOLD; swer* lo that and to other ques­ assessments against any lots, ptec- NOTICE OF SALE, WHEN MAY tions raised by Llfl. They got #_ or parcela of land embraced BE DISPOSED OF AT PRIVATE many vagu* answers, Dulles said In any reclamation district created SALE. That «U bonds Issued under Um quotation about the art of undar th* authority tot thla Act. th# provision* of thle Act shell be getting to th* brink of woe was and as soon at a aontraet for aald advertised for isle on eealed bids, ambiguous, reclamation Improvements hie which advertisement shall be pub­ H* said k was not word for word been let, the governing authority lished once a weak for three week* the way h* would put it for pub­ of the City of Sanford, Florida, In a newspaper of general circu­ lication although tt la substantially may by resolution, issue bonds a* lation published In th* City of San­ what h* think*. He aald he him- gainst aald apodal assessments ford Florida, Nolle* of said sale •elf had neither reviewed nor ■*« for the payment tbaroof, in an a- may also at th* option of th* gov­ th* atory before M appeared. mount equal to the total amount erning authority of th* City of San­ Life magatine aald 1* • elate- of said special assessments re- ford, Florida, b* published once a for two weeks |n a financial ment the article waa revle-ved by malnlng unpaid; said bonds shall week paper published !r. the City of be general obligations of th* City one of Dulles’ aides and tt has N*w York, or In any other new*"every eonvtcUon we quoted Mm of Sanfoid, Florida, and shall ma­ piper of general circulation, ture serially over a period of ten accurately," W th* bonds be not sold pur­ There to one wey of aettllng the yesre from the dale of the Issuance suant to auch advertisement they thereof: and k the special »«»*•*question. Dulles could let newsmen may b* sold at private isle at any **• th* transcript of hla conversa­ menu authorised by this Act be not collected in respect of the re­ Um* after the date advertised tion with Ufa's reporter, Jamea clamation Improvement to eeaioaf for th* ite*pUon of Haled bid*, fihcpky. Dullaa aald auch • tran­ to pay U m principal and interest provided ao bonds Issued under script had been made but ha of any bonds liaued against aald tho authority of this Act shin bo wouldn't retoaae k. ■pedal aiiasamenta, the govern­ sold for leu than nlnety-ftv* par He sgld he did not want to be ing authority of the City of San­ cent of th* par vatu* thaieof, with brought into ■ discussion of the ford, Florida, shall levy and coltect accrued Intertit, and provided Life writer's view* but at the same on all taxable property In the City further, that no private sale there­ time he would not spell o u t. tor of Sanford, Florida, a tax suffic­ of shell be made at a price lower newsmen where hit view* In the ient to pay auch principal and In­ than the beat hid received therefor, atory ended and Life's began, terest ai tho asm* respectively be­ and no private sale shall ba made He waa asked specifically to comes due and payable. AH bonds of said bonds subsequent to thirty clarify aom* of th* point*. Ho would Issued under the provision* of this days after th* advertised aale for not. . section shall be excluded from any Use reception of Haled bide. Dull*a didn't repudiate the Ufe Umltatkm of boodtd Indebtedness article, which attempted to portray of th* City of Sanford, Florida, him aa ona of th* greateit secre­ and ehall not impair or Invalidate taries ef elate In Malory, but he any special assessment* made adid east doubts on Its accuracy. Ha gainst property embraced in any discounted k without saying pre­ reclamaUon district ’ created and cisely what was wrong with It- established under Use provisions of Beverage Director To Remain On Job Seminolt County Records DSHD* „ Colsmaa Mllltr at us Se Tree* H. Wax J. O. K»at, adm. t# H. X. erniih Henry H. Kelly el u i le Hi 0. Teeks Jr. ei ua Madefy T a rlf et us te ntal* *» FIs. ■abkle Jne hubi et vir I# Hara* X* Throne et ux •A -n sviO T taw e Herbert 0. Derle el us to James tv el ley Tinsley et ua 1*1 Fad- Mev. 0 Lean Aeta. (a S w la f 1* Dee a Jr., al ua Aarea a«ri>n * i!i i« V i t t ir S FI* to serve you G tf fta Fact# o ir f tc n e ilf je lM ltf lttr a a e a IN DINING ADVKNTUM Fot!?/ t h a O e & r is n ’f l r o ox* S E M IN O L E PA R K R ACEW AY W HY PAY M ORE? BOTTLED G AS ? 6 0 0 e * * . i m -u . C r u m * * n o m iT A L L A T K m c a e a a a T lw Country Club of Trotting Tracks" PRESENTS theft a r e a a v t o i kt/yateie The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGEEVERT EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM $ 1 JI __nvEvrrfAUH_ —DIRECTION*— *• IT-gf at Caenelberry At (tor Mg led Anew am * H i I P L . m — * - * m L .m - m m _ 1 _ CARRAWAY & NcKJBBIN yon happy frees breekfeal Mil bedtime . OPEN m id MIDNIGHT COUNTRY CLUB RD. GENERAL —IN LAEI AT KNTKANCH TO PUBLIC BEACH tu t e r m e ra. IN S U R A N C E n o * H H H R P h o m a SCSI for C niry-O staH . �m ■p t K w w m w tw W P !;!W l l i I uiuuuni i v noid State Convention In Capital Sunday Tennessee jpeancr Red C ro s s worn Veils O f Citation Told By Doyle For D A R Family On Inn.. 19 tho Still* Harriioi Chapter, Daughters of th* Am»ncan Revolution met with lira. A. W. Lee. Mr*, P. P. Campbell am) Mia* Barbara Ruprecht w*ra co-hostesses. At th* Hoi* of tha peeling they a*rv*d delicious refieehmenU. Following th* uaual patriolle ritual, led by Mr*. H. W. Ruck­ er, Regent, Mr*. A. R. Key an­ nounced that aha had paid National Due* for 42 member* and that there are four Aieociato Mem­ ber*. Mr*. Roy L. Oiler, Regent of the Jaekson-Madlson Chapter of Jackien Tenn, wa» Introduced. FShe told about a member of her Chapter, Mr*. A. B. Reynold* who had received a national elution r t the ta*t Continental Congress heeauie eh* had teven daughter* who are alio active Daughter*. Thl* I* the largett DAR family known by th* National organlaation. ‘ A letter wa* read from th* Fur* Water Aisoelation of Ameri­ ca aiklng that th* Chapter endort* the program for pur* water with tha addition of no chamical* by tho water companle*. No action wai Uken, but membera wara aikad to Inform themiolvee to that they could vote on thl* quia* tinn at tha naxt huilneia meeting. L^ture were read from Tam* ******* thanking tha Chapter few th* Chrtetmaa donation*. Mr*. Miriam Rutiell tpoka high­ ly of tho cooperation oho had ror-lvod from tho Semlnolo County f 'hooW w*-"» -*'• out’lnlne tho plana for tha National E»*ay C (test Sir*, Thicker, Mr*. Key and Mr*. F. E. Roumlliat were elected a* delegate* to the Florid* DAR meeting In Orlando In March. Al­ ternate* ele-ted wera Mr*. Rue*•11, Mr*. C. n. Dawson, Mra, L. P. Hagen and Mr*. C. L. Park Sr. Mr* Hagen catted tha atten­ tion of th* membera to th* Silver Tea, for tha benefit of th* Gen­ eral Sanford Memorial I.lhrary Fund to be held ht her home In February. The to* will be open to th* puhlle from 4 till 8. Mr*, Robert Jennlnge, Mri. Rucker and Mr*. Mary Sue Compton will be rn.hn*t*M*e. The regular rpeetlng of th* Chanter will be held before the tea. Membera wera rarjuaated tu wear Colonial Coatuma. Mr*. X*y, National Defema I •chairman, Introduced K L. Lddd, recently retired third In enmmatid In FBI In Waihlngton, D. C. Mr. Ladd now reridre In Gepeva. Mr. Ladd dated that Commuhl*m la th* ling]* greeted threat to Th* United State* and Demo­ cracy. lie outlined tha history of Communld organiiation in Russia and how In 10.18 and th* Im­ <• mediate year* fallowing the Kill found 1,171 Communlit* among 18,081 enemy alien* in the United State*. The aim of Communljm I* to gain tha world belief in It* Ideology end It work* through th* military, economic force*, political hodlei, foreign pollclee and *rl*ntlfle Invention*. It gain* it* drength from th* declared eOmmunDt, th* concealed Com­ munlit, tha "fellow traveler", tha eympathlier, tha opportunlit and tha Innocent dupe, h* dated. In tha Unltad State* th * ' gfeatait To Civic Club The Civic Department met yeeterday at tha Sanford Woman'* Club with 3. Donald Deyle, field ur„uVf*f for the Red Croe* In thle area, ae gueat apeakar. Hr*. John Kick, vice-chairman, preiided if plate of Ur*. Sulla Moor* wfcc wee ahitnc due tq Hi­ nes*. To emphasli* th* tople of th* day'* talk, th* decoration* con­ sisted of email red cross** on each Uhl* and th* room hald a profu­ sion r f greenary and red crosses. Mr*. Daisy Knot introduced tha ■paakar and prestntad Mr*. A. L. Iridger* of AltamonU Spring* whe will be co-chairman of tha Red Cross campaign. Deyle, who ha* had 14 yean In tha Red Crosa field, will have I t chapter* under hie direction. Ha ■tressed two service* of th* organlintlon a* disaster relief end ser­ vice* to th* armed force*. The epfaktr explained that tit million wa* epent In the Eeet Co**t flood end th* amount to go for relief on the Writ Coast will run Into high figure*. Working In Winstead. Conn., following tha flood disaster there, the arra director tuld of firsthand experience* of families forced to leave their home* with no posses­ sions nnd that during and follow, ing tha tragedy Florida was tha first atata to go over It* quoU. Wherever there ,ar* troop* Bu­ ttoned a Red Crosa director will be stationed Ultra also assisting servicemen and their familiei, It wai stressed. Doyl* ended hie talk l>y reading an artlelt telling of tho pleasure* derived from giving to the Fled Cross. Mr*. S D. High ley man, Mr*. W. D. Hoffman, and Mrs. James Huff were announced to serve on tha nominating commute* which will make iU report at th* February meeting. A hospital benefit bridge will be staged In th* club by the Clvta Department with'flnenc* chairman, Mrs. W. C. Wiley, to head th* affair. Tha group decided on Feb. 20 at S p. m. as tha time. At th* noon hour a bountiful covered dish luncheon wae served with Mr*. Malta M. Starke, Mr*. 1- E. Thompson end Mrs. John Wilson as hoslcssea danger (• from eabotaga, and guard must be kept, in spit* of tha rtntinued hftj\s for' "interna­ tional Peace. He also pointed out that while 32 agreements hhd been mail* with Russia (Communists) only two had been kept. All were warned against "front" organiza­ tions. Those present learning from Mr. Ladd ami enjoying the hos­ pitality of Mrs. Lee were Mrs. A. W. Leo, Ms. R. W. Pounilllat, Mrs. A. R. Key, Mr*. Ed Meisch, Mr*. P. I*. Campbell, Mrs. C. R. Dawsnn, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mr*. H. Brewer, ,Mrs. Mary Sua Compton, Sirs. L. P. Hagan, Mra. C. 8. Brown, Mra. Charlia Park, Mr*. R. M. Mason, Mr*. H. W, Rucker, Mr*. R. E. Tolar, Mr*. Biihnp, Mri, Raymond Hell, Mr*. R. E. True, Mr*. Turner, Mlsa Barbara Ruprecht, Mr*. Miriam Russell, Mre. F. E. Bn!*, Mrs. R. M. Leonard, Mr*. Wakefield, and Mr*. Green. Masonic Lodge. Member* please coma as thle la obligation sight. Tho Brotherhood of tha First Baptist Church will have Its month, ly supper and program at 7:00 p.m Tha Methodist Msn'e Club will meet at 7 p. m. with th* Rtv H. L Zimmerman ai guest speaker. Th* Dependable Ola** will aarva Mri. Apptiby'a chicken pi*. Tha Camellia Clrcla will meet at > p. m. at th* Garden CanUr with Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mra. Jamee Wilson and Mra. David Gatchai a* hosteises. Tha Camellia Circle of the Gar dan Club will meet at l p. m. at tha Garden Center. Hoiteuet are Mr*. David Galchel. Mre. Jamea Wilson and'Mr*. Ed Hunt. Tha Ladles Aid Society of tha Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will meat at 7:30 p. m. at th* horn* of Mr. and Mra. J. C. Jorgenson, 111 Park Ava. Mealing of Seminal* Chapter No. t Order of th* Eastern Star will be hald at tha Masonic Tampla at I p. m. Obligation night will be observed. PIIDAT The Enlisted Men's Club will have its monlhly dance from g p.m, until 12 midnight. Married men and wives along with single men and Mrs. Cooper Reigns Over Fidelis Class: At Memebr's Home Mrs. V. C, Messenger and mem­ ber* of her group were hostesses for the meeting of the Fidelia Class of the First Rapllst Church held at her home on North Elliott Ava. Tuesday evening. Mra, F. E. Cooper presided over the buslnese session and the de­ votional was given by Mrs. R. A. Williams who read from Data Evans Rogers book, "My Spiri­ tual Dlxry". risns were msde to *visit absent members during the next month. Mrs. John Rogers, secretary-treasurer, reported that the class had given SIM to the Lxittle Moon Christmas Offering for foreign missions. Following the business session an amusing game was anjoyed under the direction of Mrs. r. E. Cooper. The prlre wae won by Mrs. C. L. DeBerry after which refreshments were served by the hostesses. Thoia present were Mrs. F. E. Galchel, Mrs. Homer Little, Mrs, W. A. Kralseri, Mra. D. K. McKab, Mrs, Rogers, Mrs. W. R. Willis, Mrs. Lee Bmilh. Mrs. W. H. Dun­ can, Uc*.. William*, Mra. C. p. Sheppard. Mra. 8. C. Graham, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. II. M. Pearce, Mrs ,f. P. Whitaker, Mr*. DeBerry, Mr*. A. H. Hatcher of Jessup, Ga ; Mrs. L, F. Garner, Mrs. A L. Guntce, Mrs. II. K. Cordell, Mrs. Lyman Phillips, Mrs. Messenger and Mis* Lorene Franklin. SUNDAY Training Union of tho First Bap list Church will meet at IDS B. m. Evening Worship will bo*he)d at tha First Baptiat Church at 7:30 p. m. Fellowship Hour will ba held at tha First Baptiat Church at 1:30 p. m. Department Social Plans Formulated By Joy-Ruth Class Tha Joy-Ruth Sunday School a n a of th* First Baptist Church hald Ita .monthly masting at tha horn* of Mrs. Roger Schmidt, I2JT S. Laurel Ava. recently. Tha mealing was called to order by the president of the class Mrs. Ralph Betts. Th* teacher of the class. Mr*. A. J. retreson, opened the meeting with prayer and the devotional was offered by Mr*. Margaret Bryan. Following the devotional, repoMi were given by the group captains and minutes of th* lest meeting wera given by Mrs. Calvin Wright. Plans war# made for th* depart­ ment social to be held Feb. 17. There wet on* guest present, Mrs. A. O. Payne. During tha eoclal hour delicious refreshment* con­ sisting of open-fere sendwlchei, potato chips, cup rakee, coffee end cokes were served by th* hos­ tesses. Members present were Mr*. Mar garet Bryan, Mrs. Calvin Wright, Mrs. Benny ^Austin, Mr*. Hoberl C. Hodges, Mrs, J. C. Newsome, Mrs. M. II. Qulckert, Mrs. A. J. Peterson, Mrs. A. O. Payne, Mr*. Roger Schmidt, Mri. Alfred Chtles Jr., Mrs. Robert Wide. Mre. Lelend Rudd, little Mill Marilyn Rudd end Mr*. Otto Thomas, lpJlA A D JtalA Mri. John W. Miller and daugh­ ter Carol Ann left thla week for their home In Roswell, N, M„ after spending several weeks with her parent*, Ur. and Mrs. U. L. Wright. Mr. and Mre. Tboo Pat* had as their weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fields, of Camelia, Ga. and Mr. end Mr*. C. C. Field* of IDrlfield, Ale. Mrs. A. F. Kelly of Rlnhlend, Ga., Is visiting with h*r mother Mr*. Fied T. William* and wl|h her brother Fred It. Williams and family, t B I R T H S Mr, and hire. Dwight Peck of Decatur, Ga., announce the birth [of ■ daughter, Ann EIDebelh, Jan. to. The little miss weighted 3 tin 113* oi. and th* proud father 1* a |former Sanford resident. WELL-SUITED FOR SPRING WEATHER Daytona Beach Florida Symphony Orchestra Slate' Speaker Gives To Play In Orlando Saturday Evening . **' Florida's only 100 pleca all-pro­ program. H i b i s c u s Talk fessional symphony orchestra this They will perform ft* ‘ might] The Hemerocaltia Circle of th* Garden Club met recently at th* home of Mri. C. F. Lind end en­ joyed a delicious covered dish supper for which Mrs. Lind and Mrs. Ben Wiggins served ai hos­ tesses. Speaker for tho affair was Mr. Teagle ol Daytona Beach, Une time president ol the American Hibiscus Society, the speaker ■puke on hibiscus and charmed his llstncra ai he brought out many Interesting and Important pointi to be remembered. He sta­ ted that they should be cut back around the middle of February, (hey like avid soils ai do camel­ lias and aialeas, and recommen­ ded that hibiscus be grafted rather than rooted. Hlblscui are sub­ ject to nematode, therefore graft­ ing li more feasible with the common red variety suggested as the basic plant stock to us*. "If we apply fertiliser In order tn harden the wood, we need not be afraid of (reeling tefbperature," Mr. Teagle reiterated. During the freezing weather experienced recently In this state, the guest told hi* listeners that he suffered no losses among his 330 varle ties of hibiicua. One other point made was that the discussed businrii meeting following the the northeast to receive wind* from that direction. Mrs. C. II. Moss conducted the informative talk and minutes were reed by Mrs. S. J. Nix, The chair­ man brought out that she hoped the circle would be able to send * tv present alive to the flower show school. Present were Mrs. F. B. Adams, Mrs. J. C. Hell. Miss Ethel (User, Mrs. M. 11. Hmlth, Mrs. E. L. VIMien, Mrs. M. 1. Baker. Mrs. Bra Newsome, Mr*. Miriam Vinup. the Misses Edna and Laura Chilirmlrn, Mre. J. C. Sykes, Mrs. S. J. Nix, Mrs, C, H. Muss, Mrs. Juanita McKnight, Mrs. Ben Wig­ gins, Mri. C. F. Lind. Mrs. C E. Hunter, and Mra. Watsnn Heel. week will open Its five-concert Daytona Beach subscription aeries at Peabody Auditorium tonight and present an all-Mozart program Sat­ urday night in Orlando Municipal Auditorium. In its first out-of-town appearance of the new season, the Florida Symphony Orchestra under Frank Miller will 'perform Brshamt' Symphony No. l.Verdi’a Overture to La Forra riel Deitlno, Divan Basement by Jacques Ibert and Manuel De Falla's El Amor Rnipo. The orchestra this past Saturday chalked up another milestone In Its educational program for the youth of Central Florida with a sellout perform sne* for students only of the popular Tchalkowsky Aurora's Wedding and Bosslnl-Besplghl La Boutlgue Fanlaiqus bal­ lets. Approximately too student* of the Royal School of Dane* and th* Ebaen School of Dancing wire afforded th* unique opportunity of dancing with a full symphony or­ chestra and more thin 3,000 young­ ster* were given a taste ol fin* music and colorful dancing. Rollins College's renowned Bach Festival Choir under the direction of Robert Hufsleder will Join th* Florida Symphony at 1:30 p. m. Saturday to salute the Mozart bi­ centennial year with in all-Mozart Requiem. Th* orchestra will fc heard In th* Symphony No, 40 U (1 minor end the gay and wlttl Overature to Ui* Marriage ol F t ' giro. Next week Tuesday, Jen. H ' at 2 p. m. in Cocoa High Schoa ' Auditorium tha orchestra will ple| I the first of 27 youth concert! dfl> signed to bring the g rid 's grea i music to 30.000 youngster*. The Fiorina Symphony,Is now M ! Its sixth year ai one of tha moat ' potent cultural attraction* In Uk atat*. recognized by such leadlnj : critics as the late Olln Down**, dean of New York music critic*, end Fcggy Glanvllle-Hlck* of the New York Herald Tribun*. It bat brought erllsta of international r#*, put* to Central Flnridq and thid, year will present Leonard Rom ■ Feb. 4, Jorge Bolct Feb. 13, AS} <' exandcr Schneider March 3 Rudolf Flrkuany March 17. Shuffleboard Club Enjoy Meal, Fest A delicious covered dish supper enjoyed it the Tourist and Shuffleboard Club Tuesday night by tha 10 members present. Guests Introduced war* E. A Drum, Mlsa Mary Drum and Mr. and Mr*. Thomas Shlpla. After the supper Fairest Hreckenrldg* play­ ed for a sing feat and offered sev­ eral instrumentals. Mr. Best, ma­ gician, entertained (he group with his feat* ol "magic". "An enjoyable evening wai had by all", a member stated. . w ii F O n THOSE >VH0 CARE ENOUGH TO LOOK T H E IR VERY BEST . . . Let ua work "shear* magic for you with n becoming h ntr at,vie or permanent Dilon Baker Guest O f Honor Mri. Robert True honored Miss Dilon Rskcr, bride-elect n( Satur­ day morning, with a tea at her home In Lake Mary. Guest* wore met al Iha door by Mrs, James Basham, Mrs TYue'a daughter. Beautiful arrangement* were placed In vantage point* around the rooms with yellow cilia tiles used' as Ilia theme. Mrs. Frank Evan* and Mrs, William Kilpatrick poured tea. 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Evelyn Peacock" - * • Ruby Echols no Iro n in g ! W H E N YO U W EAR T H E SE -Y O U W EAR BY The R.A.’a of Uta First Bapliit Church will meat at l:M a m. Tha 4-H County Council will have ila tin t meeting of the year at 10 a. m. This will b* an officers train­ ing meeting. A school of Instruction of the Kalnbow Girls will b* held at 10 a. m. at tba M -onle Tempi*. The 11th Annuel Florida Stale Convention. Gideons International, will convene Friday through Sun­ day, Jan. 10-22, with headquirtrra at the Cherokee Hotel In Talla­ hassee. Th* Gideons, well known for their distribution of the Bible In hotels, motels and* school rooms, also present the New Testament with Psalms and Proverbs to school children, hospitals, nurses and members of tha armed force*. Their Organiiation Is composed of Christian businessmen of all de­ nominations. F. C. Aldridge of Chicago, Act­ ing Executive Director of Gideons international, will be the principal s. cakcr. The dinner, scheduled foe 4:30 p. m. Friday at the Florida State University, will be preceded during the afternoon by registra­ tion. e business session and ■ tour of the Capital Building and other pointi of Interest. Alio appearing on th* program will b* Robert n. Rlngenberg of Elkhart, lnd.„ Pest Treasurer of Gideons International; John J. Par­ tridge of Atlanta, Ga., Interna­ tional Trustee of Zone Five; opt Mrs. Howard Dtlgart of Toledo, Ohio, Chaplain of the Gideons In­ ternational Auxiliary. Dr. Harold G. Sinderi, pastor of the First Bapliit church of Talla­ hassee, will oprn the dinner meet­ ing with Invocsllon. Another high­ light of the dinner program will be the presentation of a white Gid-, eon Bible to the Honorable Lernv Collins, Governor ol tha State of Florida. Sherman B. Walker of Lakeland, State President, will preside at tha buslnese and educational ses­ sions. A full dsy'a program Satur­ day will Include the election of officer* and selection of a Conven­ tion City for 193*. The IMT Con­ vention will he held in Tamp*. Mri, Earl Hufftngham of Jacksonville, President of the Florida Slat* Gid­ eon Auaillary, will have charge of their separate meetings, Including in Auaillary luncheon Saturday noon. On Sunday Gideon members will visit approximately 30 churches In th* Tallahaase* area to make pul­ pit appearances in behalf of the Gideon ministry. The Convention closes In the afternoon, preceded by a report luncheon at 1:00 at the Cherokee Hotel and Bible end Tes­ tament dedications at th* Teliahas*** Motor Hotel, Tallahassee Memorial Hospital end Ih* Flor­ id* Agricultural and Mechanical University Hospital. Jan . itf, lfcrod trie SeW usU) HtriALU •USB OUR CONVENIENT LAY-A-WAY �I I ■wad* c . n illu.boim .t Base Lucky l.'aiwiy u u ia itia IS-I) l a i i a faarsb S m s — f/ie M Lucky P al.* Malle Ch.lla Wanairhaa Uolnl.la <■-»> I l l s » t « a Baa« — s / t e ain Kalaamad | ranis a anl Wild a J >PamosA M £ -M V JJi Hupar fr«4 Hatantnr UulMl.l. (l-Tt IS! I* BELLE OP THE BAB—and she’a a perfectly balanced bar-belle—Is Nanele Cooper, one'ef the star Aqua ball** at Sunahlna Spring! and Gardena In Saraaota. Nanele la shown whisking through a'rountlne In tha apectacuuar water-ski show while aupportaJ hy Aqua lira un Alan Bromberg and Al Palry. snipe lie Oninula i i - i | l i n e Mutual HunrtUO 1ST.ITS ** T o t i a n r s k s t h ik s Plraf Mara — S /ta Mila CiraSa C Tio Mutn, H»r Miia.in.nl. Tnu Tnhhy. I.olap., Tl««l Kffnrt. Vnodl. Smip, Tranillp, p*an Ttny.l. Ss m s I Mara — S / t f Mila flra«a 0 Ami BlanC, B* va. Ontrf.n C r.it, i —,iy. jinnncraay, 3,non iru.r, T*trO Star# — a / i a Mil. (J«,e. M ItaClant tllnw, min-Trr. (liital,*!, taa Kina, q u irk n»a. r r a a Tor 'la. KC'a Hone, nicjan". PMiaSh Star# — S/IC Mila Wrap* a Inrarnwr, Msrqu.a, Simon Artlnn. H«r » craak, n«a l U r t r . i , Btar Alt. -toyat Mine, Moon MalCan. « * *• — »/»• Mil* SlraCa n Charrl La*. M l,, Wnrn*»«a, o rr, rnarAkaa Jawell, Mountain Oat, HVnklaaan, Bowatrlne, Tra Ton “ 'Hue y*M do re t aa a u iwetF Umi mas Rsl&id hffj B y A fo n M a m o r w tt o o * / , ■ u w r s A u e x i f f h is By H, F. GORDIE After playing a good first half ballgama and leading DaLand 30-10, tha Sanford Junior High School basketball Mam slowed down and lat tha Bullpupa outscora them in th« second half. ussrA mgJik ipeetlvely. Good floor play by Johnny Scott and Horace Wilbanks kept tha DaLand team (booting al the basket from a distance. Joe Benedict of DeLend, by fast break­ ing. scored ntao el Ms Mam’a polnta, This victory over DeLaad By a M-33 scar*, gives the Sanford Junior Hifh School Club a s-a re­ cord. , * \tUwom. y jA k r-o v / A r - of i t //} — • E ffo r t / * > as fa Sligh tly Battered, Saddler Keeps Crown DAYTONA BEACH Cyclist* all over America a r t now voting on their selections for the Aman­ da trophy — the Oscar of motoreyllng. Tliuse picked for the Amanda trophy will be honored In one of efMuciera ■fata **«■• — a n a m u # n m , n the highlight events of the IMh Happy Okie, Kt.ppm Mary. Mar- annual Hindlfbar Derby here many llohh. Dial* PiA --r, India March 5-11. This event will bo “Arm u r * w,f wards Night, let. for Friday, Pino Flash Elorde at 59 seconds ol Mara — B'l# Mil* flraA* n IlUlah ll. Mr. I.uipi, Tumbla Top. March #, In Peabody Auditorium. Ihe 13lh round list nljjhl, Referee i j SSi'J The Amanda trophies lo be pre- Bay Flores stopped Ihe scrap, a •Wap FtorW. Jan*“ randy. nnti.r. Plaia l R ltk lh Mara — S /U Mil* Ora4a M aenlrd and announced that night bloody melee In the final rounds, r u i n . bi* ***•'« ITu ,«r# Tana*. by tha American Motorcycle Ann. bectuse of a long, deep cut over lI J W Area.", Buahman. Prnmn, will go to : (1) the most popular Elorde'a left eye. competitive rider In the nation. The game little challenger, who (3) the most popular and typloal weighed 133 pounds to Saddler's girl rider, and (3) Ihe top motor- 128, suffered the cut In the eighth cycle elpb In America. round and appeared virtually These are three of motorcycle blinded the rest of the way. He racing'! mos coveted honors, ac- Insisted, though, that he could have cording to E. C. Smith, Colum­ bus, OHlo, executive secretary of the AMA. Smith will make the pre­ sentations. The name "Amanda" was derived from American Motor­ cycle Association National Derby Award. "Awards Night" will be oi\ly one of many evonta on tha Handlebar Tigers' Franchise; Darby Week program, sponsored and promoted by the Central La­ Still Up For Sale bor Union of Dayton* Beach. Tha D E T R O I T UT Tha Detroit he'll agree to It because Elorde is top avehti, of course, will be the Tigers' franchise—considered one too good." races on the Worlds famous 4.1 of Hie finest in baseball—remains Elorde was awarded a to-round mile beach and road course—tha up for sale, but President Spike nontttle decision over Saddler in Daytona 100 on Sunday, March 11, Rrigga said today It won't neces­ Manila. Saddler said he'd tike a crack and Ihe Daytona 1<X) on Saturday, sarily go lo the highest bidder. Nor Is It essential that the club at Wallace (Rud) Smith's light­ March 10. weight crown and his manager Awarded the Amanda trophies In must he sold by a fixed dale. eeremonlcs here last year were Joe "A lot of people think that who­ Charley Johnston agreed It was a Leonard, San Jose, Calif., most ever makes the highest bid will get good Idea. popular competitive rider; >lllcne the Tigers," Briggs said. "That's "No featherweight can punch with Sandy," Johnston said. "He's Tlllsun, Princeton, Mo., most popaa strong as any welterweight." College The approximately 3,000 who taw tho bout paid *21.273. Saddler had important. "We don't want lo sell out In a *23,000 guarantee, Elorde'a take history ha* been a two timet win­ some money-mad people who will was not estimated. ner of tha moat popular competl- milk the franchise dry In two or throe years, make a big profit and then pull out, leaving a depleted ball park.and nine old tn*o on the Burnt* Head Bagwell rider, waa the winner of the first Handlebar Derby raee—tha one Dcytonc >90 last year and la avTotals held here la 1037, Ha raced la the peeled back for the 1030 event. Totals TALATKA Burt Bates Oliver Middleton Clark Johns Owens Galnca Burk Totals II 12 C a ro ^ jp n r The Associated Prese North Carolina pulled off one of the year's biggest basketball up­ sets last night. The Tarheels, using only ona substitute—anJ he didn't leore— gained sweet revenge by whipping third-ranked North Carolina Sui*/> 73-60. Tha Wolfpack had walloped North Carolina 82-C0 In .Ihe finals of the Dixie Classic last month. The Tarheels now hive a 131 record for' the year and their league-leading Atlantic Coast Confcrcnco mark ti 8-1. Coach Frank McGulro'a ladi were No, 3 In the laical Associated Tress poll. SANFORD v I THAT T /.7 3 I - rU PtBT OF Am anda Trophy Described Oscar O f Motorcyclist By 9. r. GORDIE In a thrilling i c h iw banket hall contest Tuesday night, SemlnM* High School earn* from behind In tha final qu«rt«* in dafaat Palatka 54-41. PaUtka made tha flrit two potato, but at tht end of.tha first quarter Seminole High School waa leading by three polnta, 11-9. f? In the second quarter the scoreboard clicked point* for one team, then the other, until Palatka led ji hi III me 22-20. | With Seminole High behind hy two points with only four minutcj left In Um game, a Palatka player fouled' Jimmy Hawkins, didn't like tke call and the referee called a technical foul, Hawkins sank Mi two free shots for the .Scmlnnl# High school Cagera, to tie the Pa­ latka quintet. Robert Samuel drop­ ped In the Technical point to put Sefhlnole High School In the lead for the first time since the second ‘ quarter. With the local quintet ahead and the game naarlng the final "eight". Palatka switched from Ha zone to a man-lo-man defense, Tha driving Feels offense then tut* through the Palatka quintet t" score five more polnta and win tur a 54-41 aeon. Hawkins was ' high scorer for the Feds with 14 points, while Dav­ id Galloway was close behind with II. Harlow Middleton and John Burt shared high scoring honors for Palatka wllh 14 points each. SANFORD fg. ft. t Galloway 3 ft )•> Carter 1 • 0 n n Owens ‘‘ • ' S 3 o High * S o n Abney 1 1 .1 Hawkins 3 A 13 Dowen o o n Samncls 3 A in Mathicux o o o fg. ft t McSvata Butner Wilbanks Summer*!]' Scott Barks LusdquDt 1 a 4 I 0 10 so • 0 0 8 10 4 0 0 e S IT Total* ' 14 a II "SHck with ms Baby, and tomodaf wa'll hava an OK Uiad C arP Thayer Brooks Allen Sorensen I Benedict Bolden Post Time 8:10"'“’' A N N U A L SC H O LA R SH IP . N IG H T Vocftf Mfcwt pot to nuk* u lmpmslop prefer OK Uaed Can. Thoy can be proud tod confident, too, because OK Used Can an reconditioned end dealerwarranted In writing. Wider choke* on aJwoyt available st Chevrolet dealer*. There’* always heavy trading for tho nation's number-one car-nod that m uni voJuarn asriRp pound « to yoo. to u t COftNBft tad A PALMfcTTO t *r,•’ i, • • • MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND ^ MATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P M. • UnjuporUtfon r r a a Downtown Buford QINBBAL MANAGES • W. 8 Mites Si AT. SIGN OP ? * * * > * ;-A is iii �~ --------------------------------------- ------------------------- :— ' *% " ~ %' - W / \ N T >A If it * Warth Aapthlag It’a Warth Aivarttriav la CLASSIFIEDADS 9 BEAL BKTATB FOB BALM I THE SANFORD HERALD IT—AUTOMOULKS-TBAILK— vrinjar waaoar G E Wringer Waahar with pump It will nay YOU »o ten US before COLORED SECTION A Real Ratlramaat Hoaaa Two roll-a and „ ___ . you buy. Open Evenings and New Two Bedroom, concrete tf«U kept Two .Bedroom Homa way S Md« 3 r .with lj,"bplaatic i,i head­ Sunday*. large corner lot. Good1jriaty _________ lock, nice bath. Lafge lot. G. 1. var oi boards. All In axcellent condi­ Eaititdr Trailer fiatra, bearing Citrus Traea. Plowing nn available. tion. Phona 1742 after 2 p. m. Palatka, fla. Wall, flowirs, good garden. Cloie CLIENT W1CHE8 TO TRADE In on paved raid. “M,ooo. with “ ‘ Large four Bedroom home with BEANTITUL Dark Bay hone, FOR SALE • 27’ Trailer with port­ M00. down two lota good land, for Small •addle and bridle, 1100 Gentla able Jalousie Cabana. $1,393 in-' wo Bedroom within walking Alberta J. Hail, Anaoclate and a little beauty, Th. 1 B20-J-J. uulre Lot 4, Park Ava, Trailer n , Broker Raea L. Payton stance ol town. . Court. Jill IT•a at Blawatha Far year lam l a m haem: 1138 Porcelain 9 Ft. FRIGIDA1RE, CuUea aad Harkey, Realtor* used throe month*. *30. ukl IN n. Fart Ava. FIh m MU. N IV C. ft. * I B. R. House, Oak balance due. Ph, IflM-W alter FOR SALE — 1933, 43 ft. "Travelfloori, acree.t porch, earporte, llta” delux House Trailer. Two * p. m. 120$, Lot, N i City Taxei. W. B. LOWELL B. Bedroom). Air-condllioned, cir­ Hotfm>n, 1411 Cedar Ave. culating heat. Cott $8,100. Will Used r u n itu n . 1014-M, Jennie i*ll tor *3,700. Phona 1M3-W. THE O L D H O M E T O W N S By STANLEY ewewwdta * iw w oww TH IS LIT T U T ATOMIC . PU ZZLE? W IL L K E E P Toure HUSBAND HOME NISHT 5 , O N LT T S r CEN TS - B E — I V WANT AD’ RATES The Following Rates are now In a f f e c t l i e Par Una far One In****®" 19a Par Lbte far Tkraa JewUM* t4o Far Una f«r Flra laa^tiaaa H e P vt Line far * » « » “ • •artioni. __ MINIMUM RATEi I4e FURNISHED APTS. Bl Watt l i t Or Cani at Funutaro Center. I l l Waal 1st WILAXA APARTMENTS*, raomi, private bath*. 114 W. first S t RalUwJy and B*by B«Jn Day. Week or month—Tel. 1423. TunUture Center ll» West f lr it 'A n ita Apia. KHlcMacy. t TM-W. T W ia if f la * FF1CIENCY Apartmaat Suit- pel Jaeobao* Dapt Star*. Furajahed a room bouia. MS Valtncla Dr. Fhona i»Q»Nice rooma, cooking avallabla. Thona 1019-W. FURNISHED 1■P«•. c!• *0 *1 italra Apartment. Ml P trk Ava. Unfurnished Hou*e. Monroa Cor­ ner. Phone 4 9 - J . ______ _ _ FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and bath. Adulla. after 3 p. m., 40714 We.t tat Bt THREE ROOM furnJihed Apart­ ment. 2300 Millonvllle. ___ THREE ROOM eompDtaly furnlahI ed Apt. Hot nod. cold I cludad^*40 month. 2U Palmetto " Ava. Phone 1391.____________ FURN. Three Room Apt. 148. 407W West lat SL _______ fu r w . AnL adulta. Ph. 1113. “K Two or - - - f- - -f i s B houic. Phone lMt-R WANTED fO BUY - t J FOUk Oft FIVE ItOOM HOUU. Improvement, Krojt, O frilf. I ln .?r out of d jf e j 4315 • 45 SI., Long NeuMforfc3— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE - 8 Near naw Hoipital — tl.300. down lor 3 bedroom homa appnt. 1H yean old. Slluated on J Iota. Total price only 13300. Also a new 3 bedroom home available Feb. lit. Priced only IT,300. with 3Vi B. ft. 1V4 Batha, C. 1 . Nleer section of City. 173.23 per month. Priced to move at ti l,300. *1.000. DOWN - 3 B. R-. separata Caatav Dining Boom and Florida Room, Dealer" Kitchen equipped. Nlea section-. sr. Mortgage. P B r j i K B T ■ •vdS’i . a B. R. f r.. $4 flnlihed. On 3 acrei. Excellent water. ”3 acres fenced, 2 Acres Tillable, other extras. USED Electric eoin diapesaw 14,000. with <1.300 down. drink hex, Good njnakig condi­ tion. Ideal ter bear Moran boa. M.000 DOWN — 3 8. K„ Garage Can be aaaa at The Tinted with mom and shower. On large Herald, *49. lot including cilrui and tropical fruits- Total price, M.000. No City taxes to payl Cltua ta Base •met CASHfar Fi tter«. Addand School*. *1,800 DOWN - I BB. Aabeitoi siding, Kitchen equipped. Landleaped, Flowing well, Bar-B-4) Pit. rrleo *S,800r Window Still — Lintel. W. H. "Bill'* BTEMPKR Flue Blocks — Cradle Blocks Realtor — Genera! tu u rn ire Grtaie Traps — Dry Walla. Gertrude B. Dtngfelder, Atieelate Miracle Concrete Co Gny Allen, Aiaeclate Ph. 1333 Phene 2172 112 N. Park Ave. 300 Elm Ava —Factory ta Too— Alum inum V enetian B linds Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic end*. Plaatic or rayon tapei. Cotton or nylon cords, Sefiitarik Glean a a d P ain t Ca. 112-114 Weit Hid St. Phone 3M A lexander A S trin g er Real Eatate • laiaraace Mri. Lavnaa MeeMagee, Aaaae. Out from town — 13400 total price 117 Magnolia Ava. Yfe. II lor imall iurnlihcd home on Z loll with fruit Iren, Ideal for couple. Alio Lota priced from IN SANLANTA LOVELY homa of Spaoiah Archi$230 and up. Surrounded with unuaRobertt A. William*. Realtor lectura, ual landacaplng and Native Oaks ..leoclate tayi and traea, Thl_____ Thli Two____Magnolia , __________j. Phona lSA i$ ® N Bank L Hidv, Story home of rare charm haa RAYMOND many Convenience.. A wealth SON of Clo.eta, Three Bedroom, Two OSCAR M.® RAHg" . BROKERS REO. HR Jlatha, Thli houae of eld world S. D. Higkif-yman, Aaaodate environment end coni, green Phone M0 lawn., make* for gracious living 204 South Park Ave. an unmual home tor the dlierlTWO Bedroom Houae. al.o New mlnating buyer. Shown by ap­ Threa Bedroom House. Ph. M R. pointment only. THREE Bedroom cement block “THIS OLD HOUSE” PHILLIPS home, landscaped, hardwood floor*. G. 1. Finance. THREE B. R.'a with 7‘* Acrea of Hamlin Grove, which aaiurc. you Rhone SlT-W. of an Income. Home and Grove need, tome work, but can be dona by owair. Very Good NOT A PROJECT! Ternu. BUT — Romia of Rail Individual! tv: Brittany Farm Homoi, Crumley Early Amancan. Ultra Madera, 117 So. Park Conventional A T ruck Cotocial typaa. COMPUCTi you have i'SHSiSi ■ IL F WANTBD 19 SALES HELP WANTED - full or Part-time, firestone Stores. 19- BOATS MOTORS -IB *10.00 Dally, Sill Luminous Door PlaUe. Writ* Reovet, Atlioboro, Maas. Free Sample A Details, Bay your Furniture at Perry’s Wsrahoufo rum ., Co., at 901 w. Ut, Si. All nationally adv. fur­ niture at warehouse prices. Two Waltroaaaa over at. Apply to pinon to the Seminole Drive In, 11 LOOT AND FOUND It 801 Eaat f trot SI. 1IA U L F WAMTKD (female) ISA ■ a u Linoleum A T ile Co. 1IT W. let SL Phona 1917 USED FURNITURE BARGAINS ■ Pc. Dining Room Suite *39 88 Dlnicj Boom Tables, Some worth 130. (your choice) ............ 12.M Utility Tilde* . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4JI folding Kit chan Table . . . . . . «.M Kitchen chairs ............... 100 & pc. Unpalnltd dinette . . . 12.U 5 pc. Chroma dinette ....... 29.19 Hollywooil Headboard* . . . 4.M Dresaar Ba.e ............. 5.M Large Chiffornbe............... 2B.U Large Wardrobe ............... 29.88 Coil Spring Hnllaway Bed ....S J i Dressing Table with Triple Mirror ............. 1Z.M I pc. Sofa Bed Suite ........ 11.U End-Table* ................... 2.49 Lounge Chair* ......... ...3.00 Oak Rocker ............ 4.M Maple floor Lamp -i ri e«w*Vl 3.M Baby StroMera ........ I.M Bathlnvtt (new) ------. . . 5,0o Bed f; M ittreu . . . . . . 2T.M -M onleith Youth Oak Office Chair ............... 4JI Phona T?z E asy T erm s Seminole Realty lit SL Park EBIOR Phona RANDALL ELECTRIC CO* Electoral Contracting and Repalra 112 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 113 3PM . Mfmftaae*. elate* , invoices, hand bills. and r a m a, ale. Progressive Ovality lvbfcar ( U a H Stock and Made to Order — 34 Hour Scrvlre — SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES 2481 Yala Ava. Phona M W , ORTABLE WasUnghoua* Sawing Machine. Like newl M0. Phona 1I0T-J, Packing ON THB H A P P Y H O M E-SW EBPH O M C.W RFO A ng- HOT 1 • « imk mini rtsTVM i m m m w . b m u m m m nm m vm Television rasairwi eaunno W n WV MS A4*e*tai« w-nn (ra*w We* noiaitr «r r a n u n * w ,ttl\tr-N *w*-apl« !I|J R*n4*.voiii l.l« H u n iin i A PU hlne w ith Den M l CMnx* n( Te.driTer ) .no Xsifuon* In Muiio Jed* Del* New* *urne A Allen i l i a Oreueho M*rn ti.O nnawer ef l l . r t i ; l t tiur ii u r i^mbardo i^ m bsrd o “W re in -'lliin e tram H sllrw eel lima N«w«.spurt,.wi«*ih«r v\\ 11 -ll H it* ntertinhi Theatre a m a - e tt r* ro a r n o n n in a Itll Ilee-e* 1:11 »ioo . *« P rnnrim R t i t n . New.-W»eih*r Tb* Mnrnlnn Shew C i p u m KaBisroo T**t r a tte r n lore eifn-On Ir r a t f a m n mu me In, I* \ e « t-U’aath-r |n>li) Ural, N n .a ri Mhai 11 "ii T-il* l.antl Ouie n jo fitrtlt* ll Rich n v n * i* e Utdd Valiant Lavr. 11: 1. L av* a( Life 13:10 t;,arrh fnr Tnmorro* 1 ':tt iutdtng Unht J .c k T air dhe i t a r r r Olnore Jlnbrrt U Lewli Chtanel Ore Bin Tarntf M*rrr IlnAre Itnn Cfflit,, Hrinhtar lia r nicr»t Storm On Tnur Areittinl w xnn-T V Tw rannaT 1 10 l.ov* Storr 3 00 m I:** 1,1'J t!t1 «:0s 4:11 «:ia n rm n e i ■e« • An a in tit huo Mi n no III" • .10 10 :0 0 into Hi** Mill n .ia Mlrkty Mnnie Cluh I.on* fun**r *.lo Jup ort Ixiue Cd«*. A N*w» SAUnee rictien Teir. s*t. P re .te a of T uh ea w iu rlm n t t Snnw t r fit Itar* f \ Star /-Itrnnul* jAhnnr Car.An Shaw ath*r Knew* n « n i O cIaoi ntperL Lai* Shew K iw i A no r n n ar HONNina 1:14 t:«a i.aa »:nn )»:AA 111IV T*il Tattern Warnlee Xnriw tlai’taln Kanntronl itiaa i i it II .10 11 . I, »0 1)1* till *:ea ilia I;na I ' *A Valiant i.*dy l.nv* of l.ir* nrarrh for Tomorrow ft,Udine Light nn* O'tlnok Report Jack f * r r Love Hlnrr ltoti«rt O. Lewie IlnuMparkr " i f J’eyoff Jtob Crosby M U M KUnCRt, 7*. who fled tram Communlit Poland In 1030 to And surviving member* of hli family In a Gorman DP camp, la shown with hla granddaughter, Sarah, 9, arriving at tha shelter ot tha United lllAfl Service In Maw York. They cama to Amarka with Ur, Kuraeld's ion, daughter-in-law and threa other graadahlldron to maka their homa with ralatlvoa in Xanaaa Citr. UlaaourL (international), ‘CLASSIFIED DISPLAY D A IL Y sink* CROSSWORD 8. a — liek 22. Pack ACROSS in • paatura *3. Open 1, Domineer* 4. Driving 1C* tng H . I T 1' and ram 9. Narva drragag 8. Affirmative (slang) hid* 11. Ecclesias­ reply lof a. iisep face tical scarf of rock U Per. to / young; steer f. Pirataa liked the moon It.Rlvar . . 13. A doctor this drink (Ruaft*!Batina for ATwwtoad I thtae cheat sloth TunoO . sounda ft Droop* Ui. Ift A lt.Uksniaa , snare tha middle is. Poker itaka* 10, Joyce 19. from •Kilmtr 17. Cuiiam butterfly' wrote 9 so. fish . 41 poem 18. A pulled *1. Proeecutay 4 candy about on# judicially I ' ** 21. "Much — 1*. Oden 83.Nicknam* about (poet.) for EngUah Nothing'* i 19. Assist 24. Neuter \ 30. Sweet erand* potato pronounit * 38. Related *1. Spectra of 37. An oar uied at tha itirn 39. Insipid 7it pepprr 31. A facial f.:f inaut-l (va».) tr eapresatont 32. Conflned ’ to bed 33. Greek letter 34. A seed 83. fencing Aworda 31. Performed 41. King of Bath an (Sib.) 43. Luck (Anglo* Iri-Ji) 41.Near (poet) 41. A wall painting 49. french cod) 90. A fruit used aa a relish 91. forward, 61. To shad . J blood 1 OOWN^i, I,Cold north uimt from Adnatio J Seaport - .. n w , Algeria pp4 Radio (),irn llntitA Oarrr ilaor* it n i ' h m nnvoon 1 : 1. walla, Phooa DRESSMAKING and Allaraliona 135 riM creit Drlva, STAN 4 1oo rtrinhur nay ito rm 4.10 On TO'ir AosL TV Sanrlca Center Bendix and Crosley Appliance* Phene 1ST features Phona U29-A. B. Patcraov,Brakcr Aaioclatei • A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. CheaUrr.m. Garfield WilJaffa. John MalMh.lt. W. Wllllama, Ha tel' M. Field. A CL W. J. KING Mather of Sanford 1414$ K. J . i■ RODSON Kportlnjr Gooda F.tlnrude Salea A Service 394 E 1st SL Phone 99S Brown Wallet nmExperienced lyplit apply R. A. LOST—Dirk lainlng Important p.iprri lo ow­ Smith, Chase A Co. ner. REWARD ('dlf Mrs. Bill Lane at 1831, n In 3. SECRETARY; Capable, experienc­ ed. Phone 1481, LOST — 4 Key* on .1 inrh hnldcr, *l*n email luggagn key*. Phono (13 or ltu«-W. 10B- SALESMEN WANTED -10* 23—RLBCTE1CAI, BXRVICJbO—a AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN Aggressive and alert, salea ex­ FRIGIDAIRE appliance*, aalee perience. Writ* Box SC ‘A The and aervice. G. It. High, Oviedo, Sanford Harold. fla. Thane f03-D313 or Sanford 1842-W after 6 p. m. 10C MALE KELP WANTED IOC OrriCB KOtJIPMKNt ONE of Sanford's older builncs* flrma .has a parmanent position open for man between age* of HAYNES Office Machine Co., Bunk Bad* ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED ITypewriters, adding machine*, 2<> to 38. High school education Complata with Innariprlng MatSales-llcntals, 314 Mag., l'h, 44. required. Writ# F. 0. Box Bin, BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED lie*.at, Ladder 4 Rail. (Can he Sanford. uacd aa Twin Rada) . ... *99 30 from *11,200 to (18,000 . THA 84— BEAUTY PARLOR* —14 King Slit Hollywood Bad* and VA (GI) Fln'j'eed. Age 88 * 18. Night work 11 p. m. Guaranteed io Years Era-Ikan Bcsaty Shop' In 7 a.m Apply Colonial Oil ODHAM A TUDOR, INC. so X 80 Inncrapring Mattreas X SO Box Spring ........... 1129.30 Station, 13th A French Ave. BEST In Wnrkmmihlp a n d BuUdari of Finer Homes for SO Headboard (Decorator Pintle) Materials, Florida Uvlng. Unfinished Furniture Phene 84] WANTED—Boyi, age 13 to 17 (or 19* East 2nd SL galas Office—2823 So. French Ave. after ichool work. Apply 108 W. m m r e s e l l lit SI. •*' Phone aitio or' 2980 fo r ALL Your Beauty Need* ca 5 Drawer Cheat .................. 19.30 H a r r ie tt's I l r n u t y Nook Vanity Table ........................ 9.SO BUBWEBB OPINMTUNTTIKB Phono 971 103 So. Oak Avi Nile Stand .......................... 5.30 (Open evening* by appointment. Mr. and Mr*. Drcucr ........ 29,30 Bookcato Bed ..................... 24.30 GROCERY STORE, Brer, Wlno license. Lrcatlnn goo<l. colored (Twin or Double) LAUNDRY HEKVVICR -13 Student Iicik ........... - . — 24.30 town. *2.300. Down, $a,ooo. fin­ anced. Phone IT1-J, flonkcann ............................ 17.30 One hour - Wash ami Damp Dry One hour U - Wa»h and Dry Fold ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Finlthril Laundry Corner 2nd 4 Magnolia Ph. 1232 Sanllnno Dry Cleaning “ Ban'1 Bamberger, Mgr. Sonthnide I.nundrom nt Open Monday’! ill 9 p. m. South Sida food mart Bldg. Wbethar Buy ms or Sailing, it will 108 East 23th SL tool*, Uiad furniture, . .. etc, Bought-sold. Larry Mart, res?;* a j . w.pa u r 321 East lit St. Phona iMi. ff— n a n o BURVICK Contracting u 4 Repair " s s a f i a p Vhaae 17M. 1997 gaaford Ave. Phono 1113 L L. RIU—rtano Technician HEATING Floor Furnaces and Circulator* 21M. (lout* L Sanford 14,750H. a POPE CO* INC. FLOOR aaadtel a a i flafrfttae. RETIREMENT HOME, ComfortC ta a lu . waxing. Servtag BemL abla Two Badroom Frama home 2M Saatk Park Ava. Phase 1449 sol* County sine* 1913. with wood floori, acreened f t M. Glaaion, Lax* Mary. porch. Lot attractively landcoif i cun* leaped. Niar Store., dy. Mixed OeaeraU. Caacreta Gravel, Cement TCaaeT»4a & 3 Sand, L a u ra B . O iler, B roker Pipe ta Meat All QvallMM B U ^^R M N D O DRIVE M. G. HODGES Aeakaaa. Service nn All Water Put Wella Drilled - Pam Pipe C*. Paata Road Phene 7 O* Warn ink a t Sty Home 1300. Down Aka Hom e............... 11,000. Down Arm A creage........ ti.ooo Dows ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Real L Payloa, Mrokar Ralph Ray, BIBO. Aanabella 17 H autraea, Aaaaclate SC Casa with Harrow aad Front Alberta J. Ball, Aiaaclata Cultlvatara. Phone n i l .. 1T-M at Hiawatha INSTALLATION of Linoleum, C ar terms. "ffi5 CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Reel'c U*ed Care Sanford Ave. A n th St. CHIEF LOSES MORE HOUSTON, Tex. (,P) — r i r t Cltlof Joe l.oluie was thn heevia.t loirr yeitardny In e fire that swept, through a burlap bag com­ pany for a third time In two month*. Owner* said thair loss was not graat because most of thn material destroyed was sal­ vage from (he two previous first. Rut Lnbu* lonfc hli *3,000 dia­ mond-studded badge while fight­ ing the Ida is. The badge was a gift fiom frisnds sifter he became chief In 1983. i.oe P M «ht Edlllnn transit Niilnns Kl*l SWTWtf C4l‘ '* n n ir ■tuna Bt«a Om v ia * * * « * » .* • * w WELCOME TO SANTOID Navtl Pmonnt) .< ■ ■ Will Ym Be Obf M W lk ir tlM N tM M kaomi at tha kaasttfal MiMdllMai Absolutely f m For All Cars BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM KITTED PROMPT 1 INSTALLATION StricklandMorrlson, Inc. San fon), Florida Phona 200 Par a parted ad 4 days, ta Maw arrival* at OW Xanl Air •* * » ,; •TOP hy m i Matt m I D My at tha am m (Ufa 0 4 1 m a iN lir . f i �' . F.M i vtfftfag htteresh. threngheet the State. Shslfer, hU wi f e 4 the two •hlldren, toft 1"In' Ravanna Monday hi have -Urn on the <N t throughout the rlU return to their home iff}.* f . -v,, ; ■'r/if/M ted the Florida Product* NFUy that has been ■ the window of th# tpeey. The display con. that era produced In im 4 fettieole County WMf tor Jacksonville, Nritoon, Mr. and y fc l»«bf thing and Dr. .'Wfaoao former home* (riwna, tho hometown rlonda Family, , • family was amstod prodocta maitul In tha Sanford Hrin by Itom. hg i t Yowall'o down* w# Ida Prdducta Festival s® w to Comity chambar of headed by Irntth, (• coordinating a County participation W i FrodoeU Faitlval ■tt iptarhaaded by tha Uopmanl Commission 1 various Chamber of organisations through* •to. Iras will feature Florida ■ring tha 10 dgy cal*- ' of to rt qnesttoa fay the eeurta. Is fay virtue «f haring Insurance, faut failed to notify their iMureoee agent or Iniurnsco company about their accident promptly enough fCeatloeed From ra g e One) "Throughout our elate there wBI for the Company to get the* re­ he many exhibit* of agricultural e person li killed or Injured or quired Information to the State the state today i n . the alert of a and industrial progress and hum property damage total* fSO' or Treasurer*! office before suspen* more. Thli collaterel muet be de* month of empjbiaia-on what Fibdreda of atorei will feature Items poll ted within 80 daye after the slon became mandatory. He point* ride grow* end manufactures. ed ont that ofthe* 5,331 who re* The first asfcul Florida Pro­ DitWe to Florida, with many apo­ State Treaeurer recelvea e report eeived euipemlon notice* in Deo* ducts Festival Is sponsored by the dal'aala* giving ui added Intern of the aeeldon, tho penalty for ember, 4,088 ruihed In with proof tlvo to know and appreciate our failure being cuepeneion of both State Development Commission. of Insurance when tho notice wee driving and registration privil­ It la timed peer the height of own product* better,” ha said. raceivad, eges until the eecurlty provisions the tourist season to acquaint vis­ This fact alone, Sir. Larson de­ of the law are aetlsfled. itors with the fact that Florida clared, la proof that many motor­ The law also provides that such has much *more than aunahlne, Auto Sales Abuse ists ere atlll confused about the collateral must bg posted regard­ aurf bathing add fishing. law and could, thvraiorv, suffer less of fault, pending settlement Gov. Collins aaya many Florid- Public Hearings sarloua hardships which are wholly lana will be surprised to learn the unnecessary. As a result, Mr. Lar­ variety et products turned out To Get Underway son aid he would gain endeavor, WASHINGTON tD-Backe dby a here, a ha did last September, to In­ poll of retail auto dealers, a form the public shout the mis­ Senate subcommittee l a u n c h e s takes that aro being made under Workers M ay Look public hearings today on charges tho new law during the next four of .abuses in auto lairs. weeks, H baa received assurance For Missing Men Sen. Monroney (D-Okl«), chair­ of cooperation In thli effort from NEW YORK W)— Patrick B. LAKK CHARLES, La. UT-Doc- man of a Commerce subcommittee tha Florida press and radio and tor* and refloeyy worker* may atep on automobile marketing, released Mi’Olnnl* aaya ha Is quitting as television stations. head of the New Haven Railroad on tho charred, amoMorlflg dacka In advance of tho session a poll of and cites "unprincipled and un­ Mr. Larton called blunt atten­ of tho oil tonkor Salem MaflUmo retail draleis showing widely held tion to the fact, however, that today to search. Uie ashes for tha views that “bootlegging," "phan­ bridled” commn'er attack' on h'm during December alone 841 Flori­ remehti of toere tiisn 30 mining tom freight” and other practice* as tha major raason for flapping down. da owner* and operator* actually must be curbed. svsrnw. ' lost thslr motoring privileges un­ McGinnis, riery. self-mada finan­ A ipekoemaa for the Cltlei serv­ The aubcommltlce'a question­ der the new taw. He warned that cier. Announced last night ha baa ice Oil Co., which owned tho naire was answered by 10,118 of called a special meeting of the licenses and registrations thus tanker that exploded late Tuesday the nation's «,ooo dealers. suspended f o r non-compliance line's Board of Director* her* to­ night. Hid' Um oft * deck search Of those who replied, 18,749 en­ morrow “for tha purposi of resign­ would not be returned until tha would begin, if-th e flamer died dorsed “ congresslonsl study or ing as prasldant.” offending motorists have paid for federal legislation with regard to down ai ho oxpocted. damages they caused and In addi­ The 5l-y«ar-o'd McGinnis took Bo far, according to Dr. J. IV. automobile dealers’ problems.” tion furnished proof ef flnapcial n«er tho New Haven In April 1MU, Orookihank, Clllca Service medical Called as the (irst witness was responsibility In the emount of director, searchers have token George Itomncy, p r e s i d e n t of beating the Frederic Dumalne tn125,000 for the aucceedlng three (■-rests In a bitter orrxy right. American Motors Cnrp., which year#. Hill, do IBIO, mould n* Head of the Investment firm of sufficient notice to "tha willful McGinnis to (V he rad hosw-J few” that tha itata Is In dead earn­ two railroads, tha Norfolk South­ Yesldva University hecam* tha est about firm and uncompromloand the Ceittral of Georgia. first Ameriran university under ern"Those toy enforcement. who know me know I do Jewish suspires on Nov. >8, 1045. As a parting reminder to chronic not run from a fight,” MrOInni# accident causers, Mr. Larson de­ raid. "My resignation la present* clared that even Insurance will not ed to the board bacausa I feel that protect them against tha Finan­ I can heat fulfill my obligations to cial Responsibility Law for very the stockholders and paeatngara long. . . hy making this move. Samnle Shoe Sale SIZES 1 4 - 4 V i- 5 Formerly $3.98 Ut $8.98 FLATS — WEDGIES — HI Black, Brown, Tan, Grata, Rad, While, Blue, Beige and Navy A S L O N G A S T H E Y LA ST ! Sanford Shoo (enter 208 S A N F O R p AYR. [a Caunty, County, >r API-LICATIOW rots tax nw ro Itatataa of tIFnRHT Oivrff older of Ih# ioliowln* oertlfUaia aa 111*4 aald cartlfioat* for i#x ted to ho Isausd thereon. The e«rmoots aumh.r amt y.sr of l»«ua«s, the dcrtpilon of the proa m . and 'th* nemo In which It rao Biassed are at tollowis drttflcat* No. 101 . ^ Way et'lssuanco J*M It, A. f»R U bntm oN o r rnoncnTTi j f i i ft of f-nt at n u k A,-; p. 4’hapysll'. HuUdlvi.loa m t 'i w k i i ; m ft jtama la which Mss.ssd P. C. ju F f! bald property being to the O ily of Bamlnoto. (late of WertEMmisi* such eertlllcalv «h»ll a.yedt*th*d secerd ng to law tha Aaartr dtsrrlhed In surh cerltflLlTwlft k* aoid to th# MjhMt tod­ ay, at the ircht door of tha go■tool* County Court Jlnm# at Bansrd* Florida, on tha first Monday a■tfa* month of Fobruary, till, to |ha *tn day of February. pai«4 this Ita'day of January, 1 M.1 » riarua ult Court. County, 1 te e ! | i i r n r u r o tv r s . iV. B. StIlCtIHOrr. fit tha »f the. fallowing earn float# led said nsfilftoat* tor u i t -1# Issued inerson. Tho tsri'aumhar ana year of U«uLhi dtaorlplton of tho proand th* nama In which It w*M*d are aa follows) rat* Ka «* n* 11. L P , t ill r PHOFKIVITi tWito a eowtore, anyone tan ha an arllM In ollhor blark and while or rotor, BeasUfal soon** like this ore your* for tho taking. You Too Can Bo An Artist—With Your Camara In this post-ChruUnai season, thero are many now cameras in action. And wt are almost envious of, those of you who are now cam­ era users, because so many won­ derful things are before you. Such are the wonders of a cam­ era that In practically no time at all averyona who takes pictures respond* to its challenge and fas­ cination. And it doesn't matter what typa of camera Is Involved, for even th# almplest box camera posses soi th* happy faculty of serving aa a third eye. Not many of ui may b« able to paint a landicape or writ* a play, but given a camera we can describe a scan* or .Activity with remarkable clarity land detail. What'i more, we can share Our personal record of an 'experience with as many other ipeople as we wish to. A whole kaleidoscope of picture opportunities la presented to us with every tick of tha clock. Just take a look out the window. Perhaps you can sea a view of a 'familiar street. Think of it aa it look* at dawn when the thadowa are long—and again at dusk whan th* warm glow ot lighted win­ dows pierces the gloom of twilight. Or pcrhnps you prefer to remem­ ber tho Interesting pattern of re­ flections tnado by rain On the pavement, or the complete change ot mood mode by brilliant bonms of sunlight streaming down the walks. Even et the very snma moment, a scene will exhibit different facets for different observers. A half a dozen picture-takers snapping tho same view simultaneously can record a half a dozen very differ^ ent pictures. For a camera U merely an extension ot one's own sight it secs only what you see in the vlowftndcr. And what ybu ace will be affected by such things as distance, light, shutter speed, lens opening, and camera angle or viewpoint. The ability to Judge all the*o factors is one that naturally growa with experience. But more often than not, the necessary informa­ tion will be found right on the pack of Aim you buy. Always read it carefully before you atari shoot­ ing. It's put there to help you get the beat poMlble pictures every tunc, —John Van Guilder M A C /i i TREAT h "chuluoi* H a t Book I i l l to II ■' hi Which aassisad ft r. if said propartr hatog In th* -n| gsminol*. Hist* of F lan•las* aueh csrtlflcate atirl| aattSd aaooraing to law the a w ra n a w aa® at tha front door of tha goCounty Court Ifnua* at Hanrierida. an tha first Monde/ month of rakrusry. Ill# , II U * ltd day af Vsbrusry, S P A 'O T rtT T f . . . M A C A .R .O N f . . . N O O D .L IS « this ltd day a t Jaatiary, tstltloa having been ■it'll iSaurt la aadjor VjfnaliT m > n % Vis •o aid yem to peepwring m io H » t A T B d 7 T ir T T io r 7 ? 1^ t T ' 7 * ! T » n o n i ? o ^ o o 3 1 . i LUMBER COMPANY �% < i ■i-V » 0 . Weather Shop and Save Partly tln lr to t M f Saturday. Mill temperatom, 1 today N to n tow tonight to to ( In Sanford AH I N P f P t P U T PAILT W i g t f W f FLORIDA VOLUME XLVIU ¥ J.;.-.! Rev. Miller Praised For Service All-Florida Family Has Opportunity To View Products rR m A rT iA N u iS ^ lo , ib i A— d i U l P w Ito M l Wire Umpire School Off To Successful Beginning The Firat Raptlat Church of Sanfurd commend* th* aervlcea of Ihe Rev, John L. Miller former MinisTh# All-Florid* Family, from ter of Education at the local church Havann*, visiting Sanford y**tarwho waa railed to a full lima pas­ day had *n opportunity to aaa torale of the llypoluxo Mlaalon of product* frown »nd •'manufactured Ihe Firat Baptist Church of Waal In 8*mlnol« County. t Palm Beach recently. Arrlvln* In Sanford yaatarday, In a resolution, approved hy Ihe al 11 o'clock, Mr, and Mr*. Walofficial* of Ihe local First Bapllal laca Bhelfar'and thalr twb chlldrftP, Church, the membership of the Susanna aid >»ndy War* taken ghttreh "gratefully acknowledge* I WMW aat up immediately to tha exhibit the forward looking Christian In the dlaplay wind** of tha leadership of the Rev. Miller in Yowall Co. which la being apen* directing the full lime educational anred by tha Florida Product* program of the church." Festival commltta# of tha SamlRev. R. Spear The rendition read, In pari, nnl* County Chamber of Com"that the Firat Baptist Cuhrch of Offers Prayer mare*. Sanford, hereby commends the Ralph A. Smith I* ehalrman of Rev. Miller, a native son of San­ Georg* Barr’* Vmptra’a Satftftt the local eommlttc* and Rimer ford, for hi* leadcrahlp and-ei-i *ot off to an auspicious start fo t W'nnlcnay act up the exhibit In prclilly for, his fine record of aethhr 201h time at 2:30 o'clock peg* ~ eonperatlon with the group. rnmptiihmrnl* In his own church." tarday afternoon at Ward'ft Hotel. , j Tha exhibit ahowa Samlnnla It Is polnlrd out, In th* resoluLongwood, tha alt* of tha school County producta aueh aa fartlliaar, tlon, that since the Rev. Miller eltru* and farm, product* frown came to Ihe First Baptist Church for tha past savarat vaara. NaftlH* and manufactured by Chaaa and a* Minlaer of Education, the 5ft students from all asatlou ft# Co, | ladle* fowru and ahortle church has grown from a single tha country wora treated b? W d| department for earh age group to pajama* by BmnVflald Mill*: McLaulln, Southern rapraaeatadv# J Sport ihtrta and men's pajama* by multiple department* In both th* Sunday School and the Training Plarro Mff. Co. and Sanford Mff. for th* achool who introduced tltft Union. Co.: lawn mower and wroufht Rav. Robert Spear Jr„ palter til Under Ihe leadership of Ihe Rev. Iron column* by Stlno Machine th* Church of the Naaarenq.m Miller, the Elder Springs Mission and Supply Co,: Fibra hruahra offer the' invocation waa nrganlrod in February IW4. ■rrii ’ and canned heart of oalm eabbaye The Minion program now Include* McLaulln axpraitcd particular by Ox-FIbr* Bruih Co.: Lawn Sunday School and Church Ser­ pleasure at tha arastnc* *f Mr*. adger and picture* of yroy* culti­ vice each Sunday morning and • IIF.MRRRR OF GEORGE HARR'S Umpire School staff greet a friend of long standing at the opening Blanch* McGraw, widow *f th* vator by B A 8 Mff. Co: and ALI,-FLORIDA FAMILY VISITS TtRRK. I ] (Staff Photo) weekly prayer meeting. nf th* famad school at Ij>ngwood, yesterday. (Left to right) George Barr, Mra. John J, McGraw, Hail of Fame anahrlnad lata MORA concrete pipe by Sherman Con* Milter waa inatrumentat In or­ Gene Roathall and Rill Agntanns. (Photo hy Jamatnn) Crete Pipe Co. agar of tha Now York Giants, K rt, ganising; and waa superintendent Tha All-Florida Family, cboaan of Ihe Vacation Bible School hi McGraw haa been a regular attend* by tha Florida Chain Store Coun­ 1M4 and 1M3 and under hit lead­ ant at tha school ananliuta fof cil, Hr* on tha outaklrta of Haership Ihe. enrdt -sent Increased many years and waa flvea an ova* vanna where Shelfar la a tolacco from JOO to .WO. * tlon by both tha students and thft and vefetahl* farmer, Ha waa The rraoulllon, released today many visitor* from Lonf^eedy a«l<rtcd and nominated from a by the Firat Baptist Church of Sanford sad stbar potato In Cm . groun of 14 famtllea Sanford, alio command! Mra. "There will b* more than Just toal Florida, Bhelfer ha* reca John L. Miller, wife of tho for­ ■afety etreaaad when the Blcycl* Aftar painstakingly httrodwlaf ■fricultular award* h an Polio mer Mlnlatrr of Education, tor .Safety Club la organised .Satur­ tha visitors, McLaulln lallad e* ed the outatandlm the "fine way Mr*. Millar contri­ Starting Monday, Jan. tt, the Se­ day," aald Mra. France* Murray, ursday, Jan. "tha old man" to taka avaf 'antl Havanna area for buted lo the carrying out of the minole County Vocational School chairman of Ihe rnmmlttee bring­ according lo from th* recaption accorded hlnif Tho family of entire Church Program." t Kirttoy, towill effrr two short courses in of­ ing hoy* ami girl* together to Georgs Barr know that he "OR tour of Florida ton nual March of fice procedures and business En­ teach the fundamental* of hlrycla off to a good atarL Mixing hum* return lo It* home a arm after Cpunty. safety. glish. The course to office pro­ or with hla aerloua iimM—kfr > a whirlwind vlalt to principal point* cedure! will include correct tele­ "W# wIR also have picnics, ha* boen dlvldBarr told th* *Indent* Juat wM* throughout tho State. phone technlaue, office manners, wfener reaata, bicycle hike*, and Id the eo-chalr* would Im aspected af them \ Other than Sanford, their vlilla pegsonaUtF, Job .application and many ritbtr Interesting adven­ i affort lo raise Included/ atop* at Tallahassee, Al tha dinoM ueattog el Lhe.D*, Ju*k. what, tkty might oafN interview*. At**' Includes*..In Able ture# daring tho summer months Bary Otamtorir of Commerce Wad- from tha ataff* of the t u e 1 •mpa.Ci.prwirtoT. »t. JMejnhttLr. courge lg dictaphone transcription. and on weekends," she said. nesday night at the Stetson Emphasising Ike slogan of the . Wait falm Reach. Orlando And Mra. Bulh BJoblom, It Is an eight weeks' eoursa taught Tlie Rleyclo Hafcty Club will he rafctrrla in Dct.snd a resume of achool lo ba “axpact he plajr The TT. I. Civil larvic# CotnmlaJacksonville. by Mrs. Lydia Walt. Lake Mary; Mra. J. W. Yarbor­ organised Raturdny morning at *Th*y war# greeted hy a fnntl- ough, Geneva; Mr*. Robert Brad­ llnn, Atlanta, Georgia, announce* ' Judge VaM.tr Carlton, of the Ruslnea* English consists of a 10 o'clock, In Fort Mellon Park, the year’* achievement* by presi­ and you’ll call It", Barr told gent of local bualncaamcn and ex. ford, aouth end of Seminole Coun­ an open competitive examination ' Ninth Judlbial Circuit, wntenerri review of grammar, punctuation, hilt to the rear of the Ramlnole dent A. L. Lincoln w n the chief the group that curfew would he completion* hy Ito abaane* hub aeutlvia, ty; Mr*. Mary ttxttcU and Mra. for career or temporary appoint­ three inen Ihls morning who had and spelling. The student then County Chamber of Commerca topic nf Interest. One hundred eevenly five mem- "If you do roma fa lata, ba tolarw Frank Rujxell for Ihe Casselberry- ment to the poiltlona of aubilltuto been found guilty by Juries during learns how to rompov business Building on Seminole Boulevard. the winter term of court hearing letters. The course runs approx­ Fern Park area; and tho Woman'e An area will he roped off for thr her* were reported, AO applicant* ant of th* wishes of thoca whe clerk, substitute carrier, and subcriminal cases, imately a full semester, Mra. event In anticipation <>f a huge helm accepted during the year. ho»# aready retired. Gambling Club for Oviedo. Willi*in Oscar McKcndrce, M- Gladys Mall is the instructor. Hope w»* expressed that Ihe Civic 81* thousand school carda have delivery crowd of youngsters o^ every Community building could he wilt not b* permitted", ha Mid. ycsr old Panla earpentrr, who was The office procedure* class will and h* urged th* sludaat* "nob gt>r In th* Sanford Florida Post ago, been distributed under the dlrrc utilised by the CofC In Iho future. to borrow from each other: te charged with the firat degree mur­ meet • • 10 a. ra., Ihe Ruiiness Each child registering for tha lion of Mra. Margaret Golt for Office. Zoning, supported heartily by Its dress decently whan going In fog der of R. Keith Cochran in a tavern English class 10 • 11 a. m. every the white achoola and Thelma Applications will be accepted shooting last summer, was found morning, Monday through Friday. Bicycle Safety Club, aald Mrs. members, wax spoken of a* Its maali and to act at tha hotel ae ■ Murray, will receive a member­ lluratnn for the colored achoola, from persons who reside within guilty nf manslaughter by a 11A student may enroll any time ship card, a decal to put on Ihelr main project. you would at hems, for this lg laid tha co-chairmen, msn Jury, earlier this month. Hecrlary Exrrell L. Rwlfl, re­ your In bookkeeping and typing, tor bicycle, ami a booklet on hlrycla the delivery of the Pint Office homo white yon a rt at the Samlnala County Shariff J. Dan* March of Dimes cards have been This morning, Judge Carlton both day and evening classes. In­ ported that the DeBary post office ycr Cordell, this in o r n i n K. distributed countywide by Dick named or who are bona fide pa­ rare. school. You’ll find Longwood and ,1 irolenced McKcndrce to 1S years siluitlon ha* been Investigated hy struction In these course* Is oti an warned lavernt, bar*, and grills Aiken and the co-chairmen have tron* of such office. Persona em­ When the hoy or girl reglsler* Ihe federal government which will Sanford friendly placea but don't at hard labor at Raiford State Individual basis. The demand tor Saturday morning, earh nun will give a decision on Ihe new location gat th* Idea that we'll tolerate •willnf alcoholic bevcrane* that urged everyone to return the*e PrJ-nn after hearing a pica from “they at* balnf watched carefully rardi, with contribution* as quick­ ployed In the Tost Office will be McKendrce's counsel, Tom Watson, office worker* in this area ha* l*e given a bicycle safety teat by March 1. over-friendlhitia an your pgrt tg been great. The school has not considered bona fide patron* of la to he conducted under and eonalatantly relative to tha ly ai possible, tha extent that youH be wMst, for. a* prcscntcnce Investigation. bean ahla to fill all the rails tor which Frederick Clevrcinga, chairman the direction of Ihe Sanford Po­ selling of aleoholle beverage* to Th# Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air the office. Application* mu*t he Watson, in making Ihe plea for qualified secretarial and book­ llen Department and Pollen Chief nf Ihe directory drive, aald that Kng and giving wolf-calls at dug minora." , Station's "March of Dimes" cam­ received or post marked on nr be­ pres,-nonce Investigation said, "I keepers. tho new book 1* going to pre** and voting ladln you pace. Yea c a s e Roy G. Williams. Sheriff Cordell revealed thla ps lgp la under the direction of fore Feb. 1, 1060. her# to ha nmplroa and wa arpoct believe hr (McKcndrce) Is entitled Then th* bicycle will he In­ will be ready toon. Thomas Barry you te be gantleaaen," he aoncln^ morning that a bartender at tha Chaplain R. W. Kampeon. wa* appointed chairman of a com­ The beginning basic rat* of In some consideration of the hy a group nf ritisan* te ed. • . ; Blua Bird Tararn, Rupett William Treasurer for the March of pay la SI.82 per hour. Applicants court." G. Meany Accuses spected Insure that every hike la In per­ mittee on numbering village Lelnisnrlng, bad bean arreatad Dime* in Seminole County, laid mint have reached their eighteenth State's Attormy Murray Ovefhomes, Lincoln, Swift and William Tb* R ot . Georg* Granger, Vi* condition fur tha utmost In and charged with "railing whl»kty John Sauls, i* R. W. Dearie of the birthday on the riming dale for slrcet told Judge Carlton "W# are N A M Of Campaign fect ear of Ghriat Cburth, LengWOOtL safety. Those Inspecting th« hike* Lull were reflected director*. to a minor." The Blue Bird Tavern Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Rwlft gave an Iniplratlonal ad­ welcomed tha asaemblaga and alse acceptance nf application*. This not In a position lo Join in the rewill ho lloh Kerns, Ed Christen"Those who wish In help in tho age limit doe* not apply to per. conmentlainn and we do object." To Destroy Unions I* located on 17-81, anulh of San. sen, W, W, Tyre, and Sidney dress on the objective* of the offarod tha dosing pr i y „ . Before handing down Ihe icn- ■NEW YORK l/n~Genrge Mrany Chamber which must keep pace fard and I* Ilea need under tha Mothers' March on Polio can get sons' entitled to veterans' prefer­ , i--fname of Blue Bird drill. It In touch with me at their earliest ence. - / Irnct, Judge Carlton said, " We president of Ihe AFIrGIO, arcuses VlMen, Also cooperating will ha Good­ with problems nf the Increasing had a good Jury, acceptable lo th* National A**n. nf Manufactur­ year Service Store, Robson Sport­ DeBary population. He opened a la owned and operated by Joatph convenience," said Sauls aa he Necessary forma and further both sides, and w* had a fair announced the annual fund raising Carry, Goods, and Western Auto As­ forum on the road situation *r1 Information mav he obtained from trial. The court feel* lh*l from Ihe ers of a campaign In destroy labor ing Sheriff Cordell *ald. ’'the Blue campaign yesterday, sociate Store. Stanley flicyela held suggestion* for thalr repair "We hope that thla year'* cam­ tha Postmaster at th* Post Office evtdenre In thp raae the defendant untopa, Bird Tavern came under suspicion' Shop will Inapert blryele* free of ind building. Cola O. Parker NAM president, The board of director# finlnthed whan I found too many eutomo. paign will be Ihe most successful or from th# Fifth U. S. Civil Ser­ received a fair trial." charge following tha registration replied In a talagram last nlghti McKcnrirre'.a wife was In Ihe tba program by electing the fol­ hllaa parked there for tha tlaa of in tha history of Seminole county," vice Regional Office, R Forsyth Saturday. "1 ragrat that Mr. Meany haa V . J; St, N, W„ Atlanta 6, Georgia. court loom when the/senlcnce waa the place," he raid. "I have been he said. A group nf ladles will assist lowing offlcets: A. L, Lincoln, prechosen to make ait lll-temperwd pronounced, .she covered her face In registering each Mcyc'e fur the sident; II. 8. Whtleker, Vice presl* watching the place for several with her hands and with Irara attack on tha NAM as a mntrlhu- Hlcyclo week* and found too manv young Bicycle Safely Club. They ere: dent; L. U Swift, secretory ind atrcamlng down her fare, gently tlon In the labor—management ! Mr*. France* Murray, Mr*. Fran treasurer; and recording secre­ T 'Plug Up Loopholes' sobbed. McKendrca Antitrust Action people going In end out." showed no evi­ ptara and understanding wa saek." Smith, Mra. Alice Wlillnk, Mr*. tory, Harry M. Brown. EVANSVILLE, Ind. (ft —Follee In announcing the arreat of tha Meany spoke last nigh at a of emotion when ho heard Sully While, Mrs. Candy MrSuggestion Stated dence In three italea searched bartender, who ha* been rtleaacd Is Said Surprise dinner of Ihe National Industrial Clanshan, Mrs, Kiilph Brown, and the sentence. lindei a 1500 bond, Shariff Cordell •"day f0r Uslie Irvin, daicrlboM , JACKSONVILLE I* - Antitmsl Junior Hi Tangles Uonferanra Rnnrd, a business and Ben Joa, 57-year-old negro Inv­ Mrs. J. T. Haggerty. a* a "mad dog" killer who eteaprdi •*afd that a boy, 15-ycara-oM went action against Foremost Dairies By Sen. McClellan irdustrlal fact-finding organisa­ ent operator, was given three Although not required for re­ from Jail while under sanUnee e | Into the tavern and l«>ughl a half­ Inc., taken In Washington yester­ WASHINGTON Jv-Sen, McClellan year* at hard labor al Ralfnrd tion. With Ormond Five gistering and membership In tha dcalh fnr on* murder and Iftdfgta pint of whlakay. "I Mopped the day by the Federal Trade Com­ (D-Ark) declared yesterday Con­ State Prison, Jnc was found guilty Ha said h# was rebuffed last By II. P. GORDIE ment for flva olhars, ;l>‘v boy at tha door," the Shariff raid, mission, came a* a complete sur­ gress should "plug the loophole*" of "shooting Into a dwelling". Be­ month whan ha appeared befnra Blcycl* Safely Cl h, registration Tomorrow afternoon, at 1:M. "and In the company of tha boy’a prise to company officiate, they through which he aaid Communist- fore pronouncing sentence on Ben an NAM meeting har* and ‘press­ tags will hu available If hoys and the Sanford Junior High School Tha hunt waa concentrated tainted schools have received mil­ Joe, Judge Carlton reminded Ihe ed strongly fur lahor-managemont glrla would like to have them. father tha youth Admitted buying said last night. ihs Kvanivlll* area and In near Wellington Paul, vice president, lions of lax dollar* for training negro of hla long record which In­ cooperation without laying rfmvn The foil for registering the hike*' naikcihall tram will play tha lcctlona of Kentucky and lll’jto tha whJakey and tho bartender and receiving tags will he 60 most powerful Junior high achonl and George Milam, counsel, aald veterans. admitted idling It In him." cluded petit larceny, rerkles* drlv- any prior modltlona by labor," Illinois, alnti police put uut rente. When the hike I* roplalfr- quintet In thl* area, "We are havinr too much Iron- they learned of the action only McClellan announced he has nr- ing, brandishing firearms, and as­ ed, *he aerial number l» placed on The undefeatad Ormond Beach Xtate wide eltrt for Lrvln< through queries of newsmen. There •hi* with minora," **ld Sheriff H«w*d a bill drafted to bar Com mu- sault and battery. record at the City Hall which team will travel to tha local night after authorities al Walt, Cordell, "and a lot of It (a due to wa* no investigation or notification plot-owned prlvale school* from John Riley alias James Rllej, Blonde Gunmoll makes the hike easy lo Identify high acheot gymn and attempt to ! HI.. »ald they had repntlx tyr from the government, the officials tha aeliing of alcoholic beverage* receiving tuition payment* or other found guilty by Jury of "attempt In case of accident or If th* blcy­ repeat an earlier victory over the been iron In a Wstseka tovyiL , said. to theaa yopngatera," • financial benefit* from federal In commit rape", waa sentenced to Calmly Robs Store cl* la stolen. Sanford five. The FTC called Foremost Ihe Meanwhile, law offlcara an The bartender, according to thr agencies In eonnrcllon with the IQ year* a hard labor al Ralfnrd Many safety minded eltUrn* This gam*, say Sanford haskat- ncasaa In Irvin’s murdar trly DETROIT (rtri—A Hondo guncountry's "most acquisitive Seminole County Sheriff. »*ld that rern. It hai absorbed 68 other Gl Bill of Right* training program. Stain Prison. Riley, represented moll calmly rnhhed a liquor atnro acclaim tha Rlryrla SafJty Club iisill enthuila.xt* should prove to given polka guard* aa (hay I by negro attorney Paul Perkins, and than forced twn man to taka aa on* of Ihe forward atep* In l>* • very Interesting contest. n* he old did noi not tn check « a ine the •»»’* bnv'a menuri Idenllfi -1 rfj| ||rn|< <jjd „ th<l, |ub. tha 3t-y*ar-old former Eva was charged with Ihe attempted har for an hour'* automobile rid# •aftry for children. Hundred* of cation aaylng, "he looked like be j k ld U r le i |t n c , 1831 to , »con„ iB, pipefitter. rape of a 10 year old white chlTd children ride bicycles to school waa 21." about town last night. and systematic elimination of actu Story League Plans last year. Irvin, convicted or killing and after school. With the dllemphasised, "I am Cordell Rotarians To See Kvanivlll* Dressed In a Navy pearoat and al and potential competitors," the man and alaa cha A two year suspended sentence blua skirt, the hlonda stuck up semination of aafrly rule* and watching everyone of theaa ta­ FTC said, Guest Artist N ight was pronounced by itrig* Vsssar with killing two Indiana proper bike riding and cara Hospital Preview vern* and am warning them that Guest Artist night will he held Carlton following a preaentene* Andy'a Liquor Stnro, looting th* through such an organisation, th* and throe member* of a K they must not aqll to minors." ftanfori1 Rotarians will enjoy a cash register of |10O and pinching Monday at the Vasht Club when Investigation of N. Lea Fillmoo, safety of children will be en­ special preview of She new Semi­ family, had bean achadul PRISONERS MAY GET th* Sanford Story League1meets former Seminole County Road De­ a pint of boose, hanced, tranifar Monday to tha I "SALARY" BOOST MYSTERY OF MIMING Customer* Paul Crow*, 22, and Parents era urged to have thalr nole Memorial Hoanltal Monday Btata Prison at Michigan SAN ANTONIO, Tex. LD-Infl*- at fl p. m. Artists will he Gene partment employe. The suspended TOMBSTONES SOLVED afternoon at th* Invitation of Har­ Thomas While, 18, ran after har. Kronlarger, baritone; Mrs. Nick , DENVER uD-The mystery nf the tlon may enable prisoners In the Pfeifauf, soprano; Allison Lee, sentence wa* given, said Judge Whan they caught up, they ware children at Fort Mallon Park ry Weir, administrator of th* new await axacutlon In tha Saturday morning for the Initial Carlton, provided restitution. la thalr June It. missing tombstones wa* solved city Jail to get a boost in "salary." and the Rev, David Carne- made of Ihe funds embgttled from looking Into th# barrel of her pi- ilep In th* creating ef th* Ulcy- million dollar Institution. yesterday. They were needed for a Police Chief George Blchael yes­ pianist, They will meat at tha Yacht ■UL Bha forced them Into Whlto'a Ox, tenor, , the County Road Department *l* Safely Club. party. Explaining (heir theft of two terday endorsed ■ recommendation Club at 12:1B p . m., cat, aa uiu*l» M TOMORROW The Rsv. Fred Fisher, associate funds, "Church will do yon no oar and than directed their hourtombstone* from a local firm, four that th* S3 a day credit allowed soma of Mr*. Roberta GatohePi long cruise. SALT LABI CITY tit— COLLEAGUE M NATURAL harm," said Judge Carlton. And be pastor of th* First Baptist Church, prisoners serving out fines be to; Denver University students told po­ Finally aha pealad off I t one* MCALESTER, Okla. (A-DIree delirious cooking and .than embark Dobbla Kuhn will be Ml lice the lOfrpnund Item* were need­ creased lo 43 a day. The 41 allow­ will he Ihe guest speaker, The said, "I recommend that you lake dollar bill* and handed them and Ion of the National Bank el Mr In thalr owp or borrowed trans­ Ha plsna te take tho ed,!^ appropriate decorations for ance has been In effect 1ft yean. Dtame of the evening Is "Muale la up where you left off.' "H to not what la to ether peo­ the pint over, directing the men Aicater feel their new colleague portation te the. new, modern he*- hlo Job to Hlaknt*. - Sigma fraternity'* annual Bogaach fcmarhed, "Exerythtog the universal language t i man­ i bookkeeper for a 1 ins Ban. Yl»e student* were els# hag goo* up, why shouldn't kind, poetry the peitime gad de- ple'* heart* but whet to to ywsra," te "take them back to tha liquor• J t a natural They named te board pltal for a pdTscmally condueted M added. „______________ ^ » rtk rtl> t . Mttae W. ,'aour kg tflow-kotartaa Vair. this?" s a t latotM iL .-•-L-e- .. »y,v- y jftJMMIMawK , ' wfe-v-.'-tTi-? jTT'-f-vi* McGraw's Wife Is Present Mothers' March Set ursday Night fflM” U. S. Civil Service Announces Open7 McKendree Given Vocational School Offers New Courses To Start Monday A dore Than Safety To Be Stressed In Organization O f Bicycle Club DeBary (JofC Hears Of Year's Progress From A. L. Lincoln Af Court Hearing Selling To Minors Hit By Sheriff; Crackdown Staged Grim Search Made For 'Mad' Killer Sentenced To Die w . . . . HfttouJa&f'.'s'* . , _ _ __ _ _ � 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 19, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 19, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 19, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ee43c2a6cd292cc7ad654e695125bd36.pdf 205ccf64ebec45887ef806e740b4b84d PDF Text Text ' A f t ' t* in this quietly distinctive community' of homes. \ v A s a m atter of fact, you may not Know th a t 75 fam ilies have already bought homes, and have moved Into South P in ecrest S K s & f t S f is S can b i completed in 10 days to 3 weeks. We a [dace to live FREE, while your home is being finished. S S 5 } j5 t< 5 r 3 South Pinecrest offers • Luxury homes in a m oderate price range • • Spacious country living with all city conveniences City w ater and City sew ers—Paved Streets etc, • Intelligent aonlng restrictions to m aintain high pro* perty value • • , # . i * ,).• <"h•• • ; ■ •* * ^ 1' > U ltra modern design in homes and surroundings to m eet today's high standards for Comfort, Conven­ ience and th at “Luxury Look". .1 are now under construction immediately south of the new Pinecrest Elem entary School and its 25 acre school playground. Built Into every South Pinecrest home is the BEST th a t expert engineering, high quality m aterials and most modem methods can buy* Service Personnel I f you are a veteran— | Down Paym ent ITB Down Pa: p e r month per month F .H .A .~ _ 81176 Down Paym ent III per month » A c t now and you can choosa your | paint colors inside and out. Also/ I ' I bath tilt and brick trim on any ■1 - house not completed* . . I \ "Builder* Of Finer Home* BPAILEY ODHAM. PresidentI W es Office — M il'S ooth French A r e ... . Phoaee 2100 and SMS Cone By and See Ua TODAY’ �p F r fc r . M SS !*;i f $•- V* ; ' * W eather Moslfy m a y today, to pertly cteedy to cfewdy l castestel rata and warmer 1 • VOLUM E X l V » l BAM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IP, 19M ig a a ,t an : ttt u M em orial H o sp ital Fea tu red Thl* month'* "front eever" at tha Southern Hospital* trad* magailna feature* tha new Semlnola Memorial Hospital. Pictures on the front cover show tha overall hospital, reception room, a typical patlant room surgical equipment, and a aotarium. The full page artleal describing "This Month's Front Cover Hos­ pital" explalna that '•hoapllallaa lion la a many-splendored thing in Seminole Memorial Hospital, San­ ford." The communlcetioni system and ahr conditioning are especially By MARIAN JONES pointed to In the magatlne that OVIEDO — The many friend* cover* is southern states. In de tail, the article explains that tha of Mr. and Mra. G. W. Alford and air rondlUonlsg a rt especially Mr. and Mrs, Roy Alford are of five unite, or Mv« anpaaate sending condolence* for the triple systems, cooling and conditioning tragedy lutfcred by thsae two the air In halls, offlcee and rooms; famtllea thia past week. Four nr-flva-weeks ago Mrs. the labor and delivuy m in i, the surgical wing with locallaed ther­ G. W. Alford racalvad word that mostats, a system that does not Her brother In Alabama had suf­ return the air because of nnestlm- fered a heart attack but was show­ tics; the nurseries; ard emergency ing signs of Improvement. The lat­ ter part ef last week she received receiving. mother message that another Communication at Seminole Mem­ brother had suffered a heart at­ PICTURR OF SILVER SPRINGS U preeeetod to Ahmed Eteeld Oed-Ethak, Second BecraUry of the yptlan Embaisy In Washington, J»y Robert Ose*ote and his fntnlly, Semlnola Indians at Sllv.r orial Hoepltal to la Itself a apecta- tack and waa In arltical condition. Mnai. whan Elhak visited Sanford fast Sunday for th* rodadleatloe of the 8 L John* Rivar v toe cular addition to the modern facll- She and bar ion, Roy, toft Imnvs. .'7 . ____ ______________________________ iliei, The patient-nurse two-way dlatoly. tha AmaricM' (Staff Photo) syatem; a two-way paging ay stem After vUtttog Use brother who for' doctors; a tel-phone autograph waa ia aueh critical condition, they la tor tha preparation of medical tilled upon tha brother who was reports and notes providing the doc­ Improving, Me mat them at tha tor with a transcribing syatem for door srith greetings aid saluteleaving Instruction! regarding pat­ toms, than fall with another heart ient! at a central transcribing sys­ attack and died. tem; nurses station, lounge*, and During all Urn excitement and As audit raport of Saminote r'* > \ other location are aosumt tod with turmoil the wit* ef toe brother County, mad* by Jobs P. Hall Jr., the communications system. What­ who waa to eoch serious condition wai aubmlttod to tha Board of ever a person might be to the suffered a heart stuck: therefore, 'p V Scmlnolo County Commlsilonara hoepltal, he can be reached by the both warn confined In the hospital High School students made a yesterday at lhair meeting In the la critlaal condition. Intercommunication ayatem. farvant plea for eommunlty co­ Monday marming word was re­ Along with tho popularity of tho Court House. CONDUCTOR FRED MtCALL operation and encouragement of ceived that tho socond brother had hospital growing dally within too a fine and Torled program of Tha raport, aubmlttod by Stato ★ ★ C e n t r a l Florida area, other* passed away. whnleaome. character • huiMtn* Auditor B ry u Willis lUtad that throughout tho country are learn­ etudant actlvitlaa In tha Samlnolo “flnancaa a m la good eondUlos ing of tb* south's mod High Sthool yaaterday afternoon but had not boon carefully manag­ aa two atudent body rapraaanta- ed is come reaped a." Mias Myrtle Wllaou, County hospital: tiTta appeared before tha Semi* Horn* Demonstration Agent, an­ Ha said, "there waa no Internal sole County Committee of tho nounced that the Semlnele County Q ualifying D ates rontrol of road department pay Florida Childrens Commlaalon. rolla and that budgate ware pre­ County Couu“tyo want to Improve ouraelvae", pared according to law. wftk the Community T o ld For Those modeaUy confided the-petit* *nd exception*." , i#j University of 111)101*1 Canter- 401 E. 96th St. tomorrow To Seek O ffices lovely high »cho<d aanlor, Pat and of th* Hour", miking It* However, the auditor did com­ Nicks. "80 pleaae do'*, ahe Invited, annual spring tour through tha ment on tha fact that Ux levies at 10:30 a. m- for tu first gather­ Candidate* for County offices, “write to the high erhool If you were | 8 tnt* of Florida, has scheduled n Increased. Records ware ing of the year. planning to qualify for tha pri­ An Alta monte Spring* *Mo feed­ have any auggealtona to maka generally concert In Sanford, as guasti well kep but depository Mr*. J, M. Dlngmen, Council maries this yaar, will qualify with er h n been appointed chairman about us." * nf Ihn Seminole High School Band, security waa not adequate at all president, will preside over the Iho Clerk of Circuit Court at tho of tha IM4 Rad Cross membership High standards of irhotarahlp times. ll will perform In lha high school Seminole County Court Hoo.# not session during which the County * A and the Honor Syatem were dl»auditorium at 8 o’clock, Feb. 9. earlier than noon. March ttth and and fund campaign for Bomlnola plating that the rash balance Chorus will sing. euaiad by lha young fooltiall play­ un hand ax of Sepl. 10, 1013, the no later than noon of March Mth. County, Wielding the hnton, will be Fred ing aenior, Howard Allred. Ho el- auditor’s report stated that there Miss Wilson ha* Invited the McCall, who hn* been director of Candidates for stale offices, In­ Mrs. Aldan L. Bridgcri was .0 toldI of the excellentworkbeing waa ^ ^ bands at the University of Miami no current indebtedness of County'Commissioners to rnme as cluding Senator and Representa­ named yeeterdey to the Important done hy such c viej club aponaored , anrf fundcd debt special gueits along with Mlsa tive, will qualify not earlier than county wide poet for the campaign “Florida achieved a place 'o f elaco 1948. During hla tenure, Iht •tudcnl orirnnUMlioni a a t h e Anns Mas Sikes, State Home Commenting on phases of the Demonstration agent, and Mrs. noon on Feb. list snd no later than that nill taka place in the early distinction In tha record* of Sav­ famed musical unit has been seen Club and the Jaylieet. "To spring. noon of March 6th. and heard hy audlancta throughthe JayBivs", ho aald, "goea tha raport, the Slrte Auditor point­ Gladys Kendall, Home Industries According to slatutca of the Mr. and Mr*. Bridgcri live in ing* Rond purchases In 1955," out Florida, up through th* At­ ed to tha faet that on Jan. 9. 1913, graateit credit for the Improve* and Marketing specialist of Tails- State of Florida, no candidate A l t a m o n t e Springs with their cays W, A. Patrick Chairman of lantic seaboard and down into menta made by atudenta In driv­ tha Board donated 13,500 to the haslet. should spend any money on hi* daughter Lynda Marie, 14 year old Seminole County Savings Rond Central America. town of Oviedo to be used for the ing aafety." campaign until tha first filing swimming star who has appeared Committee., At noon a eovared dish luncheon Miami’s dl|llngulahcd bamlmsilrepairing of streets within tha Among other acllvitiea going on lown and waa made without appar- will ha served followed hy a talk date, other than perional travel In national eihlblttoni to varioua “Our state prolueed a volume #r U a gradual* of th* University In Seminole High School the two |cga| , ulhority< by Miss Slke* who will elaborate and incidental expenses. of Savings Hand purchase* high of Florida and holds a master’s parte of tha country. young apcakcrl listed. In reply tu Those who announce their can­ Bridgara i* office manager tor In the list of tha first ton slate* [degree from UM. For 17 years, on homo demo work. Numcroua donations and lump questions, the Future Nurse* didary prior In the qualifying date both with respect to Ik* rato of-prior to hi* moving on to tha payments’ were made to var­ A tour of Brookfield Milts will are required In file expense slate- the Setback Hilling Company. Club, Trl-lll-Y. tha Audlo-Vlaual sum Increat* over 1954 ami also aa to ; Mato campus, McCall waa In ba made In observance of "Flori­ ious charitable and eivle organi­ Projectionist Club, tha Library zations. ‘‘Tha Attorney General da Products Festival Week" Jan. menu. Those candidates for Mra. Bridgara, since retiring In th* percent of th* Treasury De­ charge of band* and orchestra at 1948 as engineering draftsman with county offices should file thalr Council and varioua aporla activl- baa ruled a number of times,” 19-28. partment’s assigned quota. Total Miami Edison Senior High School statements with the (Acrk of tha Department of Commerce, has purchase* for, th* calendar year where he also served aa dtaa ef tiai. lie aald, “ that this ia not lha pro­ Court, those candidates for state­ been active In social work for civic were $89,299,466, nearly $4 mil­ boys. Dr. Tarry Bird, County Health per method for expenditure of wide office* should file expense and church group* In Orange and lion and 6.1 per rent than the RANGER SHUNS COLD Unit Director, announced to tha publle funda." During hi* career aa a high GAINESVILLE, Tex. (ft — Tom statements with Ihe Secretary of Semlnola County. 876.4 million goal allotted to ue," Committee that the “Polio Shot school and university band men­ The biggest eritlelar within the The announcement of firs. Brldg- he added, Number 3" la ready to ha given audit report concerned reports of Hickman. 70, one of (he most fam- Slate. tor, he has planned and- directed era appointment was made lata to children being given lha Im­ varioua county officials. Ha said, mu of former Texas Rangers, wea­ Semlnola County buyers contri­ 18 consecutive Orange Bowl Ctaasle munisation treatment now. Al­ "County officer* who are paid by thered ileet and freezing rain yes­ T B Directors Board yesterday afternoon hy the Sem­ buted $430,906 to tbla very credit­ extrevagansaa and countlesa other inole County Chapter of tha Ameri­ though thera will he no ma*e tees, commlaalon- or other re­ terday to start his horseback Irek able state total which waa 2.114 civic and fraternal stadium musi­ can Rad Cross, clinic aa before, tha 'Publle Health muneration are required to file dawn the old Chisholm Trail to Will M eet Friday per rant ahead of ]D54 figures. In cal sventi In Miami. .Office will b# open to eerva the*# an annual report of Income, ex­ Fort Worth. Shunning all modern all forty counties met nr exceed­ Sine# 1948, McCall ha* expand­ The Board of Director* of the conveniences, Hickman, riding hla children ^lorntoy through Fri­ pense* and net Ineoma, 1 ed musical activities at the Uni­ fqvortl* horse, had bed roll and Seminole Tuberculosis and Health Ladies Aid T o M eet ed their sain goal* while only versity of Miami to Include and days from 8 to 0:30 a. m. and 3:30 eight fall behind last year’s sales Association will meet Friday, The Auditor called particular at­ cooking equipment on a pack hors* to 4:30 p. m. annual flva week summer bend tention to report! not received and la ileeplng In lha open. He Jan. 10, at I p. m. In tha City Tha* Ladies Aid Sociaty of the volume. The Pilot Club reported that 31 from Jualleca of the Peace Thao la heading for the Sou nwe*tern Commissioners Room at the Ban- Lutheran Church of tha Redeemer “Th* Treasury Department will ramp, which draw* mere than 200 children have benefited from their Aulin, W. E. Watson, W. Hugh Explsltlon and Fat Stock Show ford City Hall. he* set Its monthly meeting for inon release county sale* goal* Piddle school musicians to Miami Milk Program. Members have been notified hy tomorrow at 7:30 j>, m. Th*.group for 1966 which, will, on tha aver­ from all over Florida and th* NaDuncan, and Homer Sewell. Also which open* the latter part of this Av*., home age, he shout 9 per cent above tlon for expert musical Instruc­ The Business A Professional Constable* George A- Kelsey, moolh to fort Worth. tion under some of th* nation’s Lorralna Qrahaia. of Mr. oaf Mro. J. C. Jorgenson, 1066’a" Patrlet aald. Woman raportad on their actlvl- J. Q, Galloway and W. A. bawls. leading band musicians. tie* In the "Big Slater*" mevemant, *,L — " ---------* Alio Included In this portion of “It- la a source of gratification Under McCall’* supervision/ th* Including visits, lattari and gifts the report was lha atatement that to m* to have been associated with University nf Miami band was to Hit Girls Reform School in no report* have been received the Savings Bond program and to tha first college band to appear Ocala. Th*y also reported $ 100.00 from County Prosecuting Altor have played soma part in this Iho National Broadcasting Com­ spent In their Dental Clinic pro­ neyi George A. Speer Jr., and Kargrand aalas achievement, and 1 on pany s "Rand of America" radio gram, serving In emergancy and Ivl# HouJholdtr. The report stat­ other needy cdscs with the co- ed that “Tha Board did nnt notify to all th* Savings •„PPr«»"Hon llond sales program and It waa th . first such to perform ov*r n nation1operation of local dantlata Dr. Har­ lha Governor of the failure of agvnt*, m»mb#ri of cnmmiilaas, unit, will* color telavlslon network. ry Woodruff and Dr. J.C, Ring- these officials to fils annual reand to ail of the publicity and ad­ porla." ling. vertising media, and othtr volunHerald Heckcnbach, chairman The Board of Seminole County, X u r; Pofrolmon Fatally of the Semlnola County Child- Commissioners Instructed County tan’s Committee, presided at this Attorney Mack N. Cteveland Jr., part In atUJnlng thl. apl.ndld ro- W o u n d e d B y B u l l e t regular hour-long monthly meet­ to notify each official ad the re­ cord for Florida posalbl*. Tha ing which was held In 8choo| Ad­ quired report*. fUtur# welfare of our people, ministration Building yesterday On other official* reported In thalr communities, tha elate and In Tavern Holdup with 18 County Officials and the audit, lha report aald tha* *« our national economy will all ba DETROIT (ri-A patrolman who other members and representative* the office of dark of Court, rithly enhanced baeaus* of it," Had faced a drawn gun twice In present. collect ion* of record had I Fatrlck concluded. the last three month* waz shot in accounted for and that the back and fatally wounded lale Infoma had been correctly last night during a travam holdup. YOUTH* REQUEST PLANE milted. It aald, "the recordi Silver M eteor, C a r tha OKLAHOMA CITY tel - Tinker Before he died, Sidney O’Connor office wet* well hept and Air Force Base usually haa a craw empttol six iluga from bl« service poll tory balances ware adequate­ C rash A t Crossing ly of man who do nothing but dlspota revolver Into the gunman. O'Con­ secured." ELOISE Ub—The Seaboard Air of no longer useful alrplanea-but nor’s partner Michael Babulk also 811 Line's Silver Meteor, traveling 70 Of the Tax Coilactor, the re­ a request received yesterday haa fired lit timse. All la bullets war* port stated, "all collection* of re found In thv body of Charles F. baa* personnel stumped. miles an hour, and ^ car collided cord had beau accounted tor with­ Th* reqn*»l earn* in a teller Mattock, who died at a hospital ,ti a grad* crossing her* yesterday er by remittance* or by cash on addressed limply to “Tinker, Okla­ O'Connor died ro route to the aftd too two auto occupants war* hand." Commissions had boon ac­ homa City," and aaked about ob­ hospital. WltMiaee said Mattock felted. curately billed and. record* were taining on* slightly used a lrp la M ahot as th* police bunt to aa tha Dead Art Grady E. Griffin, 18, well kept, tho report stated, to "set to my yard to leans bow holdup. and David C. Harrell, IS, both of report said, "cash resources ware Thro* month* age a guess aa at­ to fly." Eiolsa, ' * Of th* aieeaaor of Taxet, th* The latter was signed by Johnny tempted to about O'Ceuor but the Slate Trooper II. h, Doyl* said adequate to eater liabilities of re­ • m i th and Je rry Hamirdei, gun misfired. A second time O'Coet Ute ear was pushed for * mil* be- cord and records wore g-m inllr ■waaae a x e•U a oIH mU u LI.B B Memorial rioapUel tfospi 18 awd 14 paapaeMvely, «f nor grabbed a maa . iw Into « « • to • atop. well ho*." J M U htotog Merer Refc fltott (fe fe t» 1 >1* 3 Heart Attacks Suffered In family Plagued With Grief Students Seeking John H all Subm its Wholesome Plan Findings To C o u n ty For Entertainment County Home Demo Group Will Gather Tomorrow Morning Mis. A. L. Bridges Is Naised President Of Red Cross* Florida Achieves Distinctive Record In Saving Bonds m ■ <'i:AIJ 'juJ ^ L.’.tJTAjMTJ*8fc ir.sSS Blitch C o v e rs Revenue r ' # 1: ■ ■1■ • % Canceled Bondi; For Y e a r C h e c k M Tbe City of Sanford receive* « "clean hill of health" from ifa auditor, Gordon P. Blitch, carUfled public accountant of JacksoneQli In his report mada to tha H C * and Board of Commissioner*.. . . The audit, covarlog th* itito* menta nf revenues and expeidflures of th* City, for the Bee year which ended on S*$tL to, waa explained, Blitch, hi hla report, revetted that the securities owned by* >S funda war# Inspected a* a Rett *4 the audit procedure. He explained that adequate to* venlorier ware not available and th* report was qualified aa to tha material* and supplies Inventory. , However, according te procedurW of tha City of Sanford, a check If > kept *e supplies ordered IM chsrged to accounts tor which th * ‘ material* were ordered. The auditor commented Met qualification to made aa to torn amount of aaUecttona received m the old reeefrahtea end belaneen at shown on Sept. 88, tail, De­ tailed schedules, bo aald, were N 4 , available far further ispaet,. "i V Blitch repertod that "eenetotf ' bond*/ re tend duriaf were em glaed and hand, property tto c coupon register wa* s f u a tag the audit parted, He **«• found to be adequate. th e report stated that the standing bond* payable, tha Series "S ” refunding bonds hav« hern transferred from the Debt Service Fund to th* Water and Sewer Fund Inasmuch a* the witof revenues are primarily ohllgatddl .for theio bonds. They also carry, he said, an ad valorem U i pledge u additional security. Only on* material criticism wan Included In th* report to the Mayor and Board of City CommUiMairt, 3 II* aald that th* audit show* that the Street Department over ex­ pended Ita budget by I M l l J f However, he explained, $3,799.48 wai received by th* department for services rendered by the Btrqeft Department to others *o that th* actual over expenditure fe[,«d^ 18,118.14, The audit failed to shew earn* y flrmatlma obtained (tom Utility ' customer* on their account* «r t meter deposit account*. Blitch stated to hla audit report that th* account "Real Eitate ceived for Taxet" haa been treat■ ferred to the General Fund Fixed Asset group since indication*, gt* cording to Blitch, are that tbe m l yca-il '■J •stale wll| no h* told to the M ar future. MA ■5#.' Oviedo lions Roar To Early Victory m m . Ry MARIAN JO N tf Tha Oviedo Lions roared to ^ ;?j 36-7 lead In Ihe first quarteP s gainst an mdclatsad Clarintuil AM tram In Oviedo last night. Ceactl Mlkler playing rcssrvea almost throughout the gam* look this eon- i , illrl 77-11, bring Ovledo'a fourtle Central Florida Conference win Rt five sterte for the Llena, ' The first string team, toilmfR Captain Ray Fora whe sustained a back injury playing alatest •Ly­ man High School last Frida and minus Jim Hill, • who waa out tor raasona at the start nf the game, «t« the conflict, Luther Duda and Myroa Ml substituted for llte two pli who were out. But m e n u over as tha conflict became *0 sided. Hubert Priest, ward, lead Ihe victor* Wl point* loOewed by Ferdinand with l i The Oviedo girls woe thf liniiury eenteat I1R after, time MWS af 21-13. Cay lateg, junior quickly showed her * forward, at the haUtiem lanle Jeckaee cam tejurod haedl aad * * : * ^ ' ‘ 1 rt- �■ •w-r*— 9 < I| l| l — fi tz --------- O f Freight Train Is xperience For Girl w tek-vjm i A ft P WEDGE-CUT SHARP D m m u k m n k l w i m whistle aa tha tr a in approach. W i t l w i at Dm eouthbound trail pau*i la th* middle of th* day. Ik* northbound as mat by at night, but Una tu b es no dlfftranea—aha’a always thar*. with tha porah Uabl turned •a.; m tkraudb, tha trala alowad !haa whaa tha aaHaa draw with bar h u m , Up tn k * s Mi tatth a-atuea), ■ , v tea wendamd but aamawhal •aiaa la Wahaiaba wiahla. 8? ' Whan tha eouthbound stopped tha other day, tha conductor, tha wgktetr, tha firomoi aad two brth*mw t l l m b c d d o w a *«d walked la when aha atood. •‘Com* hara, heuoy," aaM L. C. Caaar. tha wndueter: A » a a a a toward g llttto ha*, neatly. ' Tha conductor lekaed down, Muck out a bti head aad laid: "Mjr B ia C i Caaey aad I'm aa IONA YELLOW CUNQ HALVES OK JIM DANDY QUICK born prematurely aad welched only M-33 pounds, one*fourth at the weight or normal Holstein ealvaa. Alfred Oaaar, the owner, need them by feeding them mill and eelfnip—elirtliia with Infer* ot a rubber glove end later through nipple-mining palle. Satchmo Great lriakaen." Ambassador •ha graroly placid bar haad la hU. For America Tha trainman earrlad Mlehatene lta aarvtoo by Tha laaford lid h r cooperation with tha bale Oouaty Dental Society.) r people raallaa that many aaaa ed tha human betas have r arista la a r about tha meoth. ta famoua Maya Medical Canla a lotted lb# atataam t that ar caat of all yyatamla dlaaaiaa laata about tho head and hack, that •» par eaat of Utaa lava • of their earlteat aymptoma ad about the mouth aad teeth. U fa why dentistry and midiao often overlap. The pro* U of both tha daatiat aad the 4ri«" moat la tha mouth, la w elite. Thafa why. too, tha fb u r physician refers you to a Mlatlat, don't jump to tha eonduB o a that it means the dentist ta p t a g ta attract all your teeth, or lpahape even one of them. It mey B a a lomathlaj entirely different ijgaak ai aomt misplacement or "arawdiaa" of ypur teeth, some ■ aaaii cf the gums ar k number m ether aliments of tha mouth. ■ M i l why ww have dentists who B e specialists ta Oral (mouth) J p i N i or la aurfary of tha fW Ordiirily, however, a physician ftoud r a te you to a dentin bejfb iin of some Mad of trouble w ith your teeth or gums. Aa a Vwe, aay good dentist esn treat mwh things without referring you ■ a dental ipaelallst. and will i do so unless It Is for tha pitfa benefit. * Ramamber that tha "list thing' • good dentist waata to do It to t*eull g tooth." Ha. batter than Anyone alea-lneludlng a phy«lknows that great vilua of tha Indispensable part they iay In haalh and normal living, a good dentist will causa you i m e n tooth if ha possibly can |Vt It, without endangering your latth, Infected or ditaaiad teeth. 1sours*, are another matter. Ofn It ta urgent that euch teeth •amoved to save furhtr demaga i ho mouth, or to prevent a ier- ever la wbera tha bif angina m ta d with lta aiatora ldUnf Thar put her dowa aad than aha caw tha paekifaa they had Uhaa from tha aastaa cab. One of them eaatataad a bidi beautiful dell almost aa larga aa aba waa. Tha othera ware bif beaaa ot candy, applaa and nuta. Olfta from tha tralamaa, the card with them read: "To the little Ctrl baalda tha railroad from tha Tasaa-Naw Mex­ ico'tram crawl." Florida Medical Assn. Building To House Offices ANN PAGE KICK CBEAMY H OLL YWOOD (ft - Loula Araitroox, Amarlca’a ambaaaidor without portfolio but with bom, U willlas to eoatiaua maklnf friends for this country wherever ha'a acan —Oven behind tha Iron Curtaia. "Sim la? Thafa okay with me," ha aaya. "They aay tha EuaaUaa don't Ilka music, but that couldn't ha true. Sana of tha N at music la the world a n coma out of Kusila. ‘Pony aad Bail1 opened up there and it waa a bis emaih. If they want me ta go, I'll (o. "I'll so wherever they tend me, fa Juit Ilka whan I waa delivering coal. If tha company lent me. I'd brine*, a load to your house. II you’d pay me an ea lit M cents, I'd even itaah It In your ha la­ ment. Ma, I just like to play thla horn. If I can make friends for Ua with it, Unfa fine. And music seems to do that. A not* la a nets la any laniusga, and those foreign audi­ ences are really hap, In some of those countries. It's just llko going down to New Orleans and playing for all the cats I used to know." Louis Daniel Armstrong, who •till blows tha bast horn In the builneis at U, ta taking a feat A * P FANCY TOMATO WOLCO BRAND WHITE HOUSE DET NON PAT NUTLET COLORED QUARTERS Leouaur Vary Young Tiny VIGOROUS A WINEY (JUST REDUCED) SULTANA DEXOLA JANE PARKER LUSCIOUS TUI NAVTS tAIOHT ICIIUAK1I, tha VSS Gieeler, leave*'Fort Wwclton, Na#Zealand, to Join elements ofYisk’FWe*’4l ‘Op*r*tlon Daapfracta" In tha expedition to tha Antarctic. At bottom, U. & Navy Beabee*, aboard tha cargo vcttel, USS Arncb, split bamboo rods for use aa trail markers In the frozen Antarctic, fInternational> E llct an Infected nr decayed h for monlha or even yrare, iclally if there Is no pain. Yat a tooth may be tranamlttlng dan—poison— ell through thajy with avary mortal ot food. ur dentist working with yeur rilelan ean often dated disease lta Mrilast stage and prevent iMll compUcailoni. Fellow hla JANE PARKER — DOWNY LIGHT M O T O W 'M A I P a LARGE FIRM HEADS squirt feet. Saxelbya and Powell are the architects. Gillespie Construction Company, of Jacksonville, was awarded tha contract for an amount axcaadlng (100,000. Dr. MUton itatad. Con­ struction ta expected ta be com­ pleted by mid-summer, The Florida Medical Associa­ tion Is a scientific, public ser­ vice end fraternal organisation of Doctors of Medicine in Florida who ara numbers oi thslr res­ pective county medical societies. FRESH SWEET Carrots Prediction Set For 1956 Video NEW YORK (Jt-Our operatives vylll think of raporilng It. have finally reported.ln after eon- a total of 14.TIT man and wo lulling the libyla and aoothiayari, ara now worklni on program tdaae the aslrologara and a i e o r t a d prophets on what to axpact from which they art eailiin will bn more popular than Tha Stil.ooo television and radio.in INI. The italiiUelina have projected Ouastion. Of lhaia, II,TM will ftatheir curve# tad eaa a boom kual- (la. On«, marked by extraordinary nasi yaar for tha Industry. Tha simplicity, will succaid, figures to support Util ar* vary All the cumarijane in the hulldull and won t ba mentioned her*. nass will at various time* ba aaThere will ho an Inemaaad num­ tailed by tha conviction they're on ber of longer television programs; the way oil. Yet all but one will tha two-hour program will m com­ ■till ba in hiislnais at the end of monplace by the end of tha' year. the yaar. This one will fade so Tha brief newscast, which reached slowly ha wont’ even know it hipan all-time high in ridlo in UM, pened. It really will ba quite pain­ will be heard with even greater less, sir. frequency in l#M. In lighter hearted vein the as­ At laait one high-ranking official of oaa television natwork will trologers see other thingi. There will ha about IT new quit transfer his aUaglane* to toolbar programs on television. Of thee*, Utaviika network. This will m a la about M will imitate features of i big stir in a small legtdut of tha couple of thousand now on tha New York and leave the rest of screen. On* will b* totally differ- tha couatry Indifferent. #nt—and may ) u t thr*a weeks or Aa the astrologers all a |m , tha paly predictable ___ j thing about tal*throe yean. Arthur Godfrey win flra five vlalon in iu a Is that it’a generally more employaa. Each firing will nop redie table. b* attended with newspaper headlints. Every other producer In the .live engineers,-public safety oA{ciali ao<M«t drivers,* I had the privilege ot participating in these Icallv«conducted f t e s t s . pending a month ekidding and a t i d i n g ■ over Icy tierrein (In order ■ 1 * 1 1 in llntl out how w* ican ‘help you*avoid.do■ Inc Iho fame) -. I «hen P So far, IV# covered 10 eltlei In i44 days and»have,averagedtalx hparaonal appearances In each city. fl,, \ " , r °lfl* t o extra1 M are have been press lntarvliwi, civic and group funcheani, radio (and Tvappearancri, all with tha trip, partifulirly in terms of tha .lama theme of winter idrivlne bygtha rAmaricani public, t Th* « Armour's Vienna 4 os. can SAUSAGE Arfouf* Star CORNED BEEP A p ples Personal Else IVORY SOAP SUPER-RIGHT WESTERN Cleaner Lb. Box SPIC N SPAN Detergent OXYDOL SUPER-RIGHT” CORN FED PORK Green Giint Gream Style GOLDEN CORN IT os. cat «*«P*par»».°nIe.wint out 0f thatr way to hie helpful to me perJ tonally and In putting acton ihV •S$W«ffIlad-to talHnibehsif of KEKSKT* cK ? ^ * v*,ult ol tha B i s k Praaanted Awards fw While tn Oakland,'Caliifl faaated t Fleet Safety tAwwt Grem Giant LARGE PEAR SUPER-RIGHT YOUNG TENDER BEEF LIVER SUPER-RIGHT BONELESS ENG. CUT Nabisco Rita Cracker* R O A ST D ittrgttk CHEER I BUPER-RIGHT FRESH, LEAN. TE ,«a jo y e d Pork Steaks SUPER-RIGHT BONELESS Chuck Stew U tL A L iU ALL-GOOD BRAND SUGAR CURED General Insurance ••• Onions WESTERN WIN ESA P TONIGHT B . JAM lSiSUTACM NCT Armour's Star TREET Potatoes t o u r , . that; I my.mb. • YELLOW 1 SWEET l l l l 1!, !,n . Hands BACON Golden Shortening g Lb. ean fluffo Nlblitg Whale Kernel MEXICORN 11 Os. cse IUPRR-R1GET ALL M U 1 O N ( FRANKS • I t CAST FIRST STRUT m u iM - m coM nm w r u , ' Price* In thla a l •ffactiv* tkrongh latn id ai. Jan«L w ry I t. IMS. * MO MAGNOLIA AVE RANI f .cm m v OKU. “ 'Fmiam aa*am �w n m -D onc STCKX& me W c*t Good Thnt Sot. I«m. 11 QuemtitT Rk»ht« Re (Limit One with Food Order!), MAXWELL HOUSE Instant Coffee 6 oz Jar FULL CUT ROUND OR SIRLOIN DETERGENT STEAK Pkg only UT-IUTC DeUdaua f T-Bone Steak - 79‘ CAT-RITE Teodai MELLOW WEST \ Sh’ld. Roast No 7% Can P U R P LE PLU M S CAT-RITE r 1 Packed in Jacksonville Lb Cut Rib Roast » “EAT-RITE" Flavorful CHUCK 35 ROAST • TO M A TO ES 3 Hickary Sw«rt * Tram Fla.—Copeland §-IB Ik A»s Fr. Hickory Sweet TWit Packed In Fla.—Herman*! from n*.—Copeland Pur* Pwh Lk Prom PIa.—Cooked SIM In n SIM In n Hickory Hill Hoary Smoked SIM Inn u. 303 Cana P a c k e d fn Jacksonville Pwrk Him B.B.Q. Rite u. From Fla.—Larne Jumbo Shrimp Lk i tk 9 , ■,MT ONE. \.S ' ? M a n f a. fcRACKM* GOOD Holland Spritz *- «■ G’fruit Sections 2 W hite Potatoes 3 L.O.S. Tom atoes 2 W hite Acre P eas Grapefruit Juice 46-oz PACKED HI PLANT CITY—DEEP BOOTH ' a t ! LI HUY FROZEN 4St HAMBURBER 3 “ "» 'TATRITT flnvnriul 41c PLATE STEW ^ 89o BOSTON BUTT ttt POT PIES AfiEN FORDHOQK USAS I H ORANSE JUIOE J. J. FRUIT TURNOVERS A8EN BR00C0LI SPEARS ’ 4 ASEN CAULIFLOWER 4 f PORK ROAST < CHICKEN* TURKEY or BEEF. DTXIANA Froznn DIX1ANA Whole BABY OKRA D1XIANA Rpo nr French Cut BREEN BEANS ^ 2 " * m c in t o s h f a n c y w e s t e r n FROM BELLIVIEW. r U L - W O O l WHOLE ALLSWEET * [A P P L E S 303 Cans GROWN AMD PACKED IN TT. PU C K * cl YELLOW SQUASH J 303 Cam STEW BEET 'tA T RITT’ Fraah Ground Frozen Foods S H O lU tN lN G &« 3 u. 'EAT-RITE" Bonalosn MARGARINE Lb Qlri 303 Cans GROWN AMD PACKED IN LIVE OAK. H A -R E A L SOUTHERN ntOM LAKE WALES. FLA__ DEEP SOUTH Can From Tamna—Deep South Cut UREEN BEANS 2 com From Danla. Fla —Golden Harveat TOMATO JUIOE t l - u . Caa Super brand ■It ORFFEE <kw From Tampa—Lykea Comrd IEEF NASH 21c From Tampa—Lykea OHILI & BEANS IM Caa Parked In Tampa— Parkedjn Twnpa—Lyk Lykea Vienna SAUSAOE 2 Ne. M Cana \ 2k From Orlando—Deep South Orange I MARMALADE 1 2k Crackin' Good | AS30. FANOIES tk CLOVERBLOOM U. S. N a I Medium Porto P.lcan Yam BUTTER »Lb SWEET POTATOES CHEESE FOOD YELLOW ONIONS Emperor Fancy Chee-Zee RED GRAPES CALIFORNIA WALNUTS «r FANCY PACK Mixed Nuts Lb KRAFT’S Pimiento, OUvc Pimiento, Pineapple Jar Cheese 2 - Geta Dirt Fuat Riyiolls Wrap LAVA 2 R*9- io n ^ A 23c AhtatlwaaFad ir. ir-wwu 53c 0 X Y D 0 L U Ray Midi Wrap �l BUj u A^LL'JbVyAi S E 'A i.K .rM h Bosses 5k*M | | v ■ 1 -J coma of th i. repenting loth tha natra aoma.2» t. •Aiy: ' ~ ’.V ■ : LM latwaan eomimmlam and d # TS:da C quoUtlon la f m a ee « * * « • W e n d to 19*1 tar Dimitry 2, Manoilaky beta* theJUato W e ie f MHIeal Weitore to Htteeta. Be we* the yneidiaf afflear of the ttottod Netirae flnartty Connell to 1949. the moat ijtoctacolar.eaace Hospital O p in in g Awaited wd. T h a n will ba alaetrifyAll of Fferidi Je eattrly awaiting tha and unheard o f coafeepione. ,opanint ef the lomfnole Metnerlal Hoepltal. eOontrlaa, itu jf* end daceIt hea been err la lmed ee the meet nolee to cooperate In thair own darn hoeplUI in this p*H of the country. However, even though wa a r t eater to tako * took at the eempUted bdayitel and see It put into nee, wa must be uhdtottAndtaf of the ptfOtj)Mmi th a t toco the eteff that .will taka over end operate it fo r oa. f Thaid ere Htorelly tboosande of iteme to ba Manned end approrad. before the doors a rt opened to admit tbs' m a t patient Evan than, thera will be additional work to enure tha patient that every minute bit of ►of thOM trip*. cere that ha or aha la eapwtlng In a modern yvair, wo hava bean aaaured that hoepltal la ready for um upon a aecond’a .Wpn't hav# to wait long for tha notice. bp put into tip top ahapa again and Month* and month* havo been utilised way to eraatlng happlnaas and en­ In the planning and coordination of every ter* ib r a lot of poopla.eomiBf to effort, every form, every atop, .ovary bit of-ipatarial, and each pitta of equipment that la being placed tenderly in Ha proper m * t t t e Aihdflfaaa'MUh gone out «n location for the. time that la to coma whan in te r many mllaa around ua. it la aapactatly needed. p that rHaon, Wa Win ba looking forNona of tts want to a#* any of thoea prolflto many othsfg, to.tho oarfy date etoua material* mltplaeed. tha Naotican will bo travrilng tha Bo wa muat count on, and have faith In hat path hotwooR Sanford and Blua thoi* who are making ready tha mercy or* ■ for thousand* to anjey. sanitation that a hoepltal previa to b t many many times a day and repeated each and amoks,fat bod—the naxt. ashea to ton on tho flo o f’dhay-Jto y w r . own. ‘ - • • Cfiir hogJRal la noon to b* opened. •' V’: Tha.-mukii o f th* hour minute of tho day count. . W* look forward to th* event with tha tha earn# sagamaas aa the patient who will ba admlttad on that asms morning, after­ noon, or evening. Certainly wa ar* proud of this groat, modam Institution that has grt.wn up In our midst and wa want tha world to know of It. makes *v..... » • • ■ A. Ilf* is mar* pradous than tha tint# you aava speeding. • T h r Sanford Harold ie a araWr «e ta* !itS l>'S m >' is ieiM la MMim walk t*to th* avarice average America* kuiacae :s2i«i aad UM i Jtb u i laoetayy? Me, air**, avatar, A t eeulde’t— net U yau taka tfea wart at tea ■atin'a bastoaaamae themselves, •aC 1, tor aaa, am aot aura that I 4a. \ A survey M leading aessativs* aa what they t o * for to a secre­ tory, ma4a hr Cart Bar, raaaarth vie* vraaktaat to tha Uaderweed Car*., placed pariaaal ehana war t o n a« tha m t to detirahto at­ tribute*. Aa a matter at fact, It raakad aaveath. . '•rertr-ati car east at tha bosaea twttoatod (fear waatti Initiative mar* thaa aaythteg ala* to a aaerctai7»M Ray UM. dutroettdn; th e y will lea* at another chance to hieomh frianda. As eoon u -th a ir gturd ja dawn, w* ahall aaaah thatn with our • a There Is always someone who responds to an appeal, even though tha appeal isn't mads public^ Whan ther* Is disaster, strife, le u of llfd, unhappInaiB, or any on* of a number of avanta that can crest* th* unaasinaas of a heart or Hiurta, there la’aura in b* one, or even more, who will emit ahead of th* ap­ peal to pakt "what ean I do?”, ^ Thoaf /ar* th* times that words coma hard. At the anm* time, It given ua an oppor­ tunity to amll* and ba happy along with those who want to aaaist someone In dis­ tress. <hl« i w i w i r. WodnMday, January IS, 19S8 TODAY’S BIBLE VER8E Yet the Lord will' eemmand hla lovingWndnana in th* daytime, nnd In the night hla.aong ahall be with mi, and my prayer Thar* should be more of ua who think of other* first— oiiraalvae later. The price of liberty la eternal vigilance— and la always payable In advance. Why 4*1*1 they flee* a higher aramhim « gUmaur to Urtog a lady typewriter‘Jockey? p « » #. Nana aI tha toutoaeamaa earn* out tor tobby-aexars aa eatrour* (aa. But M par eaat alia they pr*> torrid to Ur* a aacraUry "Mmawhere between to aad to yarn 614.*' Another fa par c u t stipetat*4 ah* had to be between the ages I N aid at. Hay cascaded the executive* war* nla4 partly by thair fairs— fair to what their wivaa would Uy, toar that a tea pretty Moratory wauls distract tha ether atta* Part It Paction U l. SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENT ROLL T9 BE PUBLISH­ ED! TO CONTAIN MOPERTY NOTICE TO OWNERS. That upon completion of laid ipoelaf aiasasment roll the City Clerk ahall cam* a copy thereto to be publlibad two UfflO* eonMcutlvcly, once each week, in a nowiptper publiihod la ihall attach, to laid aasoument roll eo publlahOd, a notlea directed to all property owner* lntaregted la laid ip*clal.aiMiim*nt to the Uma and place where eomplalnfaLfaill ba heard, and whin said apmelal al­ ignment roll will ba finally aquallMd, approved and confirmed by the City Commleitoa anting aa aa Equalling Board. Section 1M. EQUALIZATION OF ASSESSMENTS! ASSESSMENTS TO BECOME URNS. That upon the day appointed and named to the notice to equalisation, tha govbrnlng authority to th* City to lentord, Florida, ehiU nit ai a Board of Equalisation, haur and determine all complilnU and obfactloaa aubmlltad, aa to tha pro* pOMd spaclat aiiaiimant, amend, aqualtee, adjust aad approve aald ipedal aiMsimaat*, and laid spa* elal acMiimants a* finally fixed and determined by the governing authority: to the City to Sanford, Florida, ihlTT^toeipupon becoma fixed and binding lleai on th* proparty against which m u s e d un­ til fully dlecharged by payment. Section 1ST. SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENTS. INTEREST ON AND HOW PAYABLE. That any and all spec­ ial assessments made and enter­ ed under the provisions of this Act egatoat lands embraced to any reclamation district shall bear in­ terest at tha rtita to right per cant par annum until paid, and shall be payable to tea equal yearly toitaliaenti with accrued interest aa •U deferred payments, unless said special assessments ar* fully paid tad discharged within thirty day* after said special assessment* shall stand equalised, approved and eonflrmad hi the maaaar heretobafora provided. Sactloa IIS. SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENTS TO S I Pam ON DATE SPECIFIED; FORECLOSURES ON FAILURE OP OWNER TO PAY. That each annual iaatallmant provided tor In tha praoadloi Me­ llon shall ba paid upas tha data* ■pacified 1* the reclamation ordi* Banco, with latareit npaa aD defer­ red piymeate until the entire anjoun of oald special aiMumaata hia been paid aad upon th* fail­ ure of any property owner to pay tharaef or any latareit upon defer­ red paymaate, tha City Attorney of toe City ol Sanford. Florida, by dtreela* to th* gevanjag authority of tho City at Sanford, Florida, shall proccod torthwith to bring setae■ary legal proeoedtags by a bill 1ft chancery to «atoK* paymtnt thereto, with all aeeurad totercet, tneludlag a maaaaahl* at­ torney'* toe to ha aaeaesad u pari Of the wit*. Section UP. SPECIAL ASSESS- ever. It** worth noting that Meretaria* today have to ba anaeutiv* aiilitanti rathar thaa Juat a plain eld-laihlOMd secretory. What Voet• i really want la aamahady wha can miad tho atoro while they're gone.'1 Th* lampling (hewed opinion wa* divided an tin question to whether stogie or Married woman mike th* hart aaeratariat. Twenty-tour pdr cant to tha boas•« itltod a prefome* tor il&gla gtrii, JO par coat preferred mar­ ried eaeratarlaa, and tha rait **prtlMd nO eholco," Roy „ld . ■.Ono otOcutivi wrote, "Tha mar­ ried womaa it not concerned with whlmay and dating. She doaa a better fab." Another phllotophlted r: *'It'a evilly not Important Sri la ilngla today, eho’U get •4 am toally anyway," 1 ^ v iitV r * I» « . U J . 1 tlesaee Hut* Bek. to Dtrur J. 4*M *• MeCnii it u* i? Q«y«am Craw at as. see K tirw W Uuoor J. Uokr at *. j S u v u et t IMMiri flUMI i f e , t. 15 Hornet in LITTLE VENICE IN DIQN1TY, ETC. That any aad all special aiMMmmtia mad* and entered against any let, plan* ar parcel to land embraced la aay reclamation district hereafter crea­ ted under tha authority to toll JUS, shall b* and remain U s u t o t o w to dignity to all .other Uaaa a*a*pt lien* for use* until paid, from tha data to th* equalizetie* to slid special alien ment, against th* respective tote, pieoa* and parcala to land aiMiiad. KOREAN RESERVE SEOUL, Kona CAJ-Discharged veteran* to South Korea’s Army will be required to enlist la the 10 mean* division* which th* Republic plana t* activate to y Racordft v i H orn. In F R A N K L IN T E R R A C E 1 Horn* in D R EA M W O LD 24 Homes’ in R A V E N N A P A R K 5 Homes in T A N G L E W O O D WHY ACCEPT ANYTHING BUT THE BgST A PHILLIPS HOM E... 1M*. The Defewee Mtalstry aald the ▼atarana would h« given tha re­ gular training program aad t o u who fail to raapond to calls with­ out proper teaaena will be pun- NOW SHOWING erslt to recant years — Douglas Mg (Arthur. Omar Bradley and lintthew B. Rtdgway-hid soma ! aritlcel things to say onca they , war* Ml of uniform about tha 1 way the min to (he Whito House handled tha armta farces. i T H E R I S E ...T H E Evelyn Neabit Thaw Out today, makes a slashing at­ tack M ti)*, ElMShcwer admlnlstrettoa's traatmant to tha Army and plainly impllas frnldent II•enhowar mlarepraientod him belor* Congrasi. MscAHhur was th* fln t to emind iff, and with tha loudaet ptpareuailoni. After Prasldant Tru­ m ps sacked him, ha blasted tha Prarideat's hindUng to the Korean Wei .aad kept oa DUsttog, That E s says ha was baffled wfcea, dagpita hla yrotoato, EUaahawar told Ceagrasa th* Jotot Chief* to Staff ware unanimously behind hla military program, which iaeludad euta to tha Amy- wajja-lMl, u y fading ha did from th* news- economittof at to* M a r headlines wasn't noticeable tudfl after the R e p u b l i c a n •cpteetto* wbara sera* dalegatos toanght ha ought to he praaidaaL T V laturday Xvautog Post l i have aa affinity far eld CmM. But Bradlay was far ton •W aal thaa RMgway about Rb WORKMAN.* aiTlC TU lA L FA L L Ol • The Girl In Thf RF.nVnvhi Swinc FINANCING TERMS! ! TRI-HI L U tflte e & p k tilfs , SincB 1M9 Sanford’fl L n iU n i Bitlhkr K A T u u s - T 'c r o m s o A T satosemat aIEn Little Venice �» i M iss Frorfcirce Thompson a f M oultrie T o W e d T . R. Sheibenberger In Spring WEDNESDAY v - • ENTERPRISE—The second end The First Baptist Church will ^r-flpal aeriei in tho study of the have prayer meeting at 7:30 p. . "American Indian1*, the study course of the Woman’s Society The Sunday School Cabinet of * ‘,«f Christian Service, war held at ... the bom* of Mrs. Batcom Carlton tha First Baptist Church will meet A Monday from 10 to 11:30 n, m. Vith at 1*11 p. m. " j a good attendance. TBUBSDAT This proved to b* an interesting An Eastern Stic meeting will and educational itudy course. be held for Chepter No. 8 In the ... Plane were completed also for the Masonic Lodge. Members please spaghetti aupner to be held I* com* as this Is obligation night.. * ’ the Barnett Memorial Church an- Hi* Brotherhood of tha First ‘v 'Big, Friday Jan..17 from 5 • 7 p. Baptiat Church will have its motilh* m. Ticket* are available from any ly supper and program at 7:00 p.m. 'member of the WSCS or from The regular meeting ef the Nor•' either of the local grocery store*. h This aupper la sponsored to roan deV Howard Chapter of the V. raise money for the furnace in­ UPC will mast at Seminole High stalled In the parsonage this week. School. The program, "Robert. E. Lea", will b* at 10:30 followed by a short business masting. Tho Methodist Man's Ctub will meet at 7 p, m. with the Rev. H. 1. Zimmerman as guest' speaker, Tha Dependable Claaa wilt asrve Mrs. Appleby's chicken pis, Tha Camellia Circle will meat causa , of tha death of tha for­ at 8 p. m. at the Carden Canter int iV aon-In-law, J. W. Butt, with Mrs. Ed Hunt, Mrs. James 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harris Folds and Wilson'and Mrs. David Gatchal as family hav* moved to Pahokaa ticitaaiai. • to make thaje homa. Tha Camellia Circle of tha Gar­ den Club will meet at I p. m. at tha Garden Center. Hostesses are Junior High Sot Mrs. David Gatchel, Mrs'. James Wilson and Mrs. Ed Hunt. C hristian Women H ear M issionary T a lk By M rs. Ring Ur. and Mm . Hobart H am y Thompson of MmiHrte, Ga„ announra tha-engagement of their The Christian Women'* Fjjlowdaughter, Florence Patricia, tn ship of the Pint Christian church r e t .V -d** a1;** ** ih* church. • Oiir llM »u ford. The marriage Is to taka place Mrs. Charles Grleme, vice-presi­ In St. John's Episcopal church In dent of the group, opened the meet­ Ihe spring. ing with a reading entitled "Prac­ Mhi Thompson, a graduate of tical Christianity," Mrs. Earl Evans the Moultrlf High School, attended Ird the Devotional using Johh 17 Georgia State College for Women which w*a followed by prayer. at MlUrdfevMe and Convene After singing a hymn, the Love of­ College at Spartanburf, S. C. She fering was takrn and the dedication received her degree In Education from the University of South Caro­ made. lina In Columbia and la now a Study Director, Mri. Walter Mor­ member of the Moullria Puhtlr gan Introduced Mrs. Harold Bing School faculty. Ml** Thompion la who presented an interesting Mis­ a native of Naw Bern, 8. C., but sionary Program, "Women United has lived In Moultrie for tometime. To Serve" waa the theme, Air. Sheibenberger, ion of Mi*, After circle chairmen gave their and Mri. Russell Robert Shelbern report*, the regular business meet­ btrger, of Dayton, Ohio, was ing continued and at tha elosa thf graduated from VandaUa Butler Fellowship Benediction was re­ High School In Dayton, studied at peated by those present, Denison University In Granville, Ohio, and received hit degree Hostesses (or the evening were from Ohio State Id Columbus, Mrs, 0. T. Pearson and Mri. W. C. Clause, who served delictnua re­ Ohio. He served several year*‘in the freshments to the followings Mr*. V. S. Navy as an ensign and held Charles Grleme, Mrs. Pm t Ellet, the rank of lieutenant,, Junior Mr*. H. Bing. Mrs. B. W. Cassuhe, grade, when he retelved his dis­ Mri, Sam Wade, Mrs. Humlley, Mr, Sheibenberger la now Mrs. W. P. Vnslcy, Mr*. B. H. WllHip first of a scries of entertain charge. associated aa an accountant, with Hams, Mr*. William Young, Mri. ment to bo held thli season,,. the firm of John M. Kllipatrick, James Anderson, Mrs, James Cookie* and cofie# will be served. C. P. A., in Sanford. Knight Mrs. Morgan, Mrs, C. Vail, "We are anticipating a very enjoyThe young couple'j marriage Mrs. V. H. Grantham, Mrs. Evans, will be an outstanding social event Mrs. L Tharp*. Mrs. Ynwell, Mrs. Clause and Mr*. Pearaon. of the spring. stetson Hiaye To Present PL At Tourist Clt Mr., Mrs. Richards Entertain With Enterprise Open House ENTERPRISE - Approximate#|given by Mr. and Mn. J. V. Rich40 guests .attended tho open houselird , their beautiful new home '-y-Mn; Mrnrcr f- t tHcy, Henry Russell Is C I Dl S Speaker Un riant haul. Mrs, nIStJw horter. Mrs. W. Uoye, Mr*. It. rartln. Mr*. Bay reck. Mri. M. Bwankhnus, Mr*. Behrens and the hostess, Mri, C. Wallis. ' The Dependable Clan of tkbVtMf; Church met at the beat! of Mn. Nancy Brock with Mr*/. J. D. Callahan ce-heilaaa for ftl regular monthly business and social meeting Monday evening. Mrs. Milton Wyatt opened ftl meeting with prayer and Mrs, Ink* Schlrard Jr. presided, MaeUity re­ ports were given and plans wtrg made for serving the main' stuk supper to b« held tomemw at 7 p.m. Mri. ■Appleby wIS l a m chicken pot pin. Mn. Wyitt will be hMtfis Is Febniary with Mri, K. B, MeCaB is co-hostesi. Delicious refreshmeet* were served to th t (ng members: Mrs. Milton Titled,,,Th< houie u,at Jlm buUl" Methodist 11 tilled by Mn Rlchardi In her InvlUlloni, proved to be JuM that, pk- ________ A*, l J „ a , SI all the masonry, carpentry and U IS 6 0 S 6 S A t M e e t brickwork of the building were ac< H w Mimosa' Circle of (he San- »«•!# dona by "Jim" Rlchardi, ford Garden Club m n at 10 a. m. t m,chanl« ' ,n ' Friday with Mrs. C. Wallis. A *int**' P11" , w,r* ***** dclicimi* dessert with roffee was w**b ^ B ■••HtillCf of Mri. lerved before the meeting. ntchardi. After*refre«hments a garden enl- The home wai beautifully deeorlert was rrrllrd in unison by the »t»d with lovely bouquet* of member* present. Henry Russell, Bowers, many of them 'gifts of guest speaker, gave an educational friends. a* well as Interesting talk on during Ihe evening tha guests plant dlseises: how to diagnose enjoyed aeelng the lovely home and how to treat. and they were shown the Tim# Following the lecture, Mrs. Wal- Capsule which was planted‘ by the Hi, 'chairman,, gave detail* pn Richards on Naw Year's Day and present activities. Future plana were given expl nations of the were dim m ed on thrf prtJAl, Tu- content*. The Rev. Robert H. Carr, bemrtar Sanitarium In Seminole r«,tor 0f Barnett Memorial MoCounty. Minutes of the last mast- ihodin church, Enlerpriae, gavd Ing wet* read and .approved.. A an Impressive prayer bliMing Uw new eecretary, Mri. H, Ladder- home, haus, and a new treasurer, Mrs. ‘ . ___, , . . H. Brhrens were elected. . -n,«« r l,ld * llh • Plnk ltT,ftl WtH *nd rhnrn»ninr K iv'iim n liim of *„nft llh *nap.dragotfi. • ,ow arrangement rhnrpenlng, Mis* M y H«nidnaer. Punch A Plans D ilc u s s t d r | For M an's C lu b M M eal Tomorrow ■"»»U open-faced sandwlcheo, candy MnA nul* w*rB IBrVBd' Mrs. Gregory Kciacnlck, Mr*. Joseph Steven* and Mri. Karl Murr m isled with tha serving. 1 son, Mri. Burke Steele,* Mri,'Jtmet Wilght, Mr*. M. B. Baker. V Mri. H. B. McCall,'Mr*. A. U Skinner, Mr*. P. 1* L an aiar Mrs. Cyril Butner, Mri, John laklrtni Jr., Mfa. C. L. WaWi. Mr*. B. W, Herron and Ihe hoileaaei * Layer asparagus (rooked, freetn or canned! and whit* Uuee fa I shallow biking dish. ' Top *wltk a mixture of mrittd butler,* dry bread rrumba and chopped ante. Raka In a moderate oven uaU) thoroughly hoi —a ailapU* —. longer. Good eaoagn Mr M p V Fo r V ariety Show FRIDAY TH* Sgnford Junior High School variety show, sponsored hy the The Enlisted Men's Club will have echo*! P-TA and band,, will be its monthly dance from S p.m. presentid Friday, * Jan; 77, • p. until 12 midnight. Married men and pi. in the tchool.auditorium. wives along with slnjle men and date's are urged to attend for fun and a good time. MTURDAT Tha R A.'a of the First Baptist Church will meet at 9:30 a m. SUNDAY Training Uninn of tha First Bap­ tist Church will meet at 6:15 p. m. Never malt chocolate over direct Evening Worship will be held heal; the rich cocoa butter tend* at the First Baptist Church at to separata at high temparatmea. 7:30 p, m. Fellowship Hour will ba held at the First Baptist Church at 1:30 p. m. STORE HOURS MONDAY during Sunbeam* and G, A.'a of the First Baptist Church will meat at PURCELL’S 3:30 p. m. J a n u a ry C letran rt TUESDAY Mon. • F rl. 9*7 Tha CPO Wive* Club will ma*t at 6 p. m. In tha CTO Club on Jan . lft-20 tha Kavst Auxiliary Air Station. flit. Jen . 21, 9-9 Y. W. A.’a of tha First Baptiat '‘Don’t MIm This Church wdll meet at tho hom» of Mrs. Huhv Spears, 2201 Sanford Sal*1' Ave. at 6:30 p. m. Continues Th LADIES' DRESSES Saturday Jan . 21 LADIES' LADIES' SUITS COMPORTS ON SA LE TH U R SD A Y LADIES' HATS 700 Y A R D S - F U L L B O L T S C R E A S E R E S IS T A N T F IN IS H F IN E IM P O R T E D BOY'S SPORT COATS CHILDREN'S GIRLS COATS • WOVEN AND FINISHED IN IRELAND • ALL PURE IRISH LINEN FABRIC • NEW CREASE RESISTANT FINISH • HAND OR MACHINE WASHABLE • IHIUNHAGE RESIDUAL 1% • WHITE AND SEVEN COLORS • DON’T MISS THIS LINEN BUY Sava A t FE N N E T S DRESSES MENS' SUITS MENS' JACKETS ■ • T, -u. ■■■ BOY'S . .’V* -V* iyVfJtPT. JACKETS • CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED. �tmmUAH* . * ULJ O P S O K CAtTAttf cm" / L L W O /S , otte ofi rm d m sss^m mo****, M m TH Artt c'u*»r Hnmi t'OJBIrr OVMV g .lnint U -tl r>*Mk *■ « «• RATVO Uraeleu* M*e A TO? P A O tP tC T /O R M R 0 J 9 TV,y . TtTLg. / M . (T-n withf hr im —a Mhr Rock firninalltlrn. ended with Adnaa'a pcomuang to buy Ana n ear of bar own, and her apologetically agreeing to lixtoa U he'd u n her about dm eontraoUag fob which he'd daotdid to toko. He'd mol a good man who had coma out to Uto meaa for hla wUCa health, gho wae n huger, dhe didn’t want Hermann to work tor the Project —narraa, yen hnewf He didn’t the m m morning Ana walked to etofrah, and Adam wee away ad that day with Hermann, lining up Ida new Job. It wae the building of a reene and bath an an addition im an old bourn: Ana uaderotood that, on bio (no day, Adam would need to plan tho thing particularly. She understood that it wae important gar thin drat Job to ge waiL But, Juet the earn*, ehe wan alone all that Sunday, and that XffZ? W > . W,1 - m T ' I M tm r tR v 'ttA p S s SCO*t* FO* THi M h o * tv fJecttt/M , eitvv h b i re 14 m u v r . TJtOUOti HM'9 mu Am.rfco, gj**» H t r .t k . i f n i i Sere — g/j „ *«!'• riah.r, J UW AU.9 atV tH TNt TAfK OF CdTtAiH9 TUB OPPOimottV Hall. K. Hnh, iloen M.nMi, Dow m .I. Tklre neve — e/t and U'a doubtful If i Ih 'U hi*. hav top tor* by the time Use i « » m l«t Mdor war. Haary, who la wow r - a grey­ could wla, WIU the American wpatarta do H beard u apaad ikatom go-baa again thla year la toe aerentb baas arratla recently and baa i d Winter Olympiad, which epani inspired eonfldaaet among hie mates. Hla performance U the hare a weak from tomarrowf The aniwer in thla Alpine vlllafe g*[h Iatenuttonal Championship* . * high In the north of Italy, la at Davoa today wiU be watched "No," If you care to Uatan to the closely. Amarica'i bait beta are tww expert!. Moit folka connected with the figure ahatare—Taaly Albright el gamea here think the Americana Newton Cooler, Man., a a | Hayae will win twe gold medala and Alloa Jenkins el Colorado Spriog*. maybe a third. But they’re aura It Mlu Albright, owce ■ - victim! of „ the __ womaa'a ___ world won't he four. Many of the Ameri­ polio, wae cana themselves admit that the ehamptoa la IMS and Jeakiae hae ptured the men’a world crown odd! are againit them winning i pari three y am . they tie rm four, girded » almeri aura winnere. The firrtpUe* fin!chare hi the Otlo gamea were Mra. Andrea th e United llatoa hohaled team Mead Lawrence In the women'! would be tha favorite If It had ilalom ana giant ilalom, Dick But­ more chance to practice an the ton la figure ikatlng and Ben run hare, th e Yanki have whipped Henry in the IM » meter ipeed down tho tmehoroua ehuto only five tlrnea, while the Italian^ abating, Mra. Lawrence and Henry are utlng thalr '‘home’.' courea, lu re back again, but Button hai tuned triad It M tlmaa. e H « » ! r I j l l t . itw aiM l. tt A**#, Love A' Cb.m*. Wlldcet.r, Bread* S, *iw u t Her* 0I9HF# “ HA.RSS “ A J i J W W I V . f a rearinhllahment of their aid re* iaUonehlpi having never more than vaguely eeneed whet bad hep* pened to her and Adma in Km » nerly, Aan eoukl not he expeeted, perhepn, to renllae that It wan very Important for her now to keep he* marriage to good repair, la bar Ignorance—bar f a w n e r , H might bo called—ehe allowed eh thooe aha had had In Kennedy. She mleeed the work aha had done at the blood bank, Uie need to hurry through her boueework amt •prune up to go to the hoepttaL Htoe mlaaed the excitement and the Mft eg knowing ehe would be near Dr. Alexander. ■he went back over t h a a a mmrtiuL recalling each word ba had said to bar, the way he bad toohed at her, touched her—ktaoed her, Nothing m n e h really had tygral Bright Pups iking Spotlight Giants O f College Basketball dlana. The only aurprl*# was the slim 10 point* Tom Heinaohn had Borne of tha gianta of major col­ for the Cruiadera, who ware paced lege baaketball taka ahota at each by Joa Llehlar’i 30, other tonight la what should be a Elwwhare, William A Mary hit pair of grail iccape while Dayton, « par rent of It* act ahota In tha No. a team tn tha nation, trie* lor first half and waltied pari Virginia Its 13th atralght success. Military ai-TI In a Southern Con­ la tha battle* batwaaa tha rank­ ference game, In the Yankee Coning team*, North Carolina State, fararca, Connactlecut moved nearer No. I, la at North Carolina, No. t, another title by swamping New la an Important Atlantia Coaat Hampahlr M M with Ren Ruitall Coafattaca game and Louisville, (coring 33 polnta. No. 10, takes on Memphis Btato, Miami (Ohio) strengthened Ha No. 15. Hcond-plare spot In the MidDayton and aevaa-fori Bill Uhl American Conference with a M-70 am at home to unranktd Vlllanova, victory over OlSio U. Cincinnati no batter than T-g at tho pratant. smacked Savler (Ohio) Tl-M; Ni­ Thar*. waa vary little activity agara, suffering only five foul lari night. Holy Croaa, No. If, had calif, coasted to an t4-M declaim! tha spotlight with an It-lf dec I*Ion over Toronto; and Colgate whacked over Dartmouth's disappointing fn- Hobart N i l . In the only upset, Seattle handed la popularity, thereby helping tha Uto-ranked Oklahoma CCy Us BOKO, under tie naw manage* third defeat, th-M In overtime, ai m ta t.e f Jerry Colllna, toward a little Cal Bauer sank two key racord-bruklng laatoa. Mutual basket* They meet again tonight. play and attandane* ar* bath run­ ning about 10 per eent above l u t year. defeating Colorado Btato U .U Tha Aaaacletod Praaa itOJfOWOOD- While half a lean -or more saaionad gray* tunw'are battling back and th for top early aansoa honors [ ihA Banford-Orlai\do Xannal kibi -tavfral brllllan pupa ha/a kvariy riolan tha <spotlight. Poramott among these promla* f yfping»tera, al of whom ere ’■rail months ohy of th* twe. if mark, la Plying Pool. Milt -an’awlack "baby" haa won five I of i l l, placing onrs, In advanc* I from Mald«n elais to Gradg A Y iffif Bobbins, from Bub Ban* itt’g; iyannal, moved Into Grad* ‘VlMdrday night by making up * fourth win la eta sterte. One £ Mprty’a dafaata cams tha first f * out la a Malden race whoa I. Mil" on tha flrat turn, loop .Bosk, from tha Deep Bock ♦WUL' appears ready to crack to|1M future eftar gaining ra* USt by begging three atralght by ala lengths tr bettor, ijtiigm'a toe emeilag Hanpm r, owned by J, L Pllnn, f t * hla flrat tarn Maldm b yr*a hla Maidaa at 44 to 1 boa proceeded to notch thru Hllvmpha, for a total of four WNMM, to math Grads A. M«aay and latvrday mat* IN DINING ADVBNTDM " SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY “Tho Country Club of Trotting Tracks* PRESENTS I h e SULKY ROOM A PADDOCK ROOM COCKTAIL LOUNGE— XVXBTIVimNOnOMNbWON- • ' I ■ com plbtr W C LIJD IN O r c n d a t s d in n e r s f r o m h a s / —DlBSCTtONa— IWn Kggg an 1T*H at CUalbayry At Owr Mg Red Arrow ($ NSas iM t Of |h f Saafaad Oriaade Dog Trash T# Onr CSab Tommy Mont T o Follow Jim Tatum A t Maryland COLLEGE PARK, Hd. (gt-Temmy Mont haa bean named to suc­ ceed Jim Tatum as football coach i t tha University of Maryland. w * * n i ■ *«# — g/ig m w # e m i r BIU Cobay. a university graduate like Moat, waa appointed athletic lin n* M e k t r , f u r Plral*. Nlee director. B, Uoa(*ll, ll.ll.r, Mlrln* l h l f p . 1, Tatum, who quit Jan. I to go Ju.l r*r, Graceful Mi*. Bietb Bar* — e/ie Mile Srede * hack to bis alma malar of North Ju»t tlurbjr, Choir Boy, Mamik.n. Bdrhlrr U*et. fee ainck, H»y B>nCarolina, had held both Jnbi. ry, Harry Coeaer. R.t.lf.l*. IAN PBANCISCO UA-Sindy Sad­ Dr. Wilson H. Elkin*, university * e jh here — i/|n Nil* Urete A uivro. L> Mate. Uupdr X».t. Pdfpresident, made it plain' ha had hr I’.ear. Ur Carol, m> Maura. dler, deipite giving away 10 yean gona no farther than Maryland It­ In age, la favored ao strongly to defend auccaarfully hla feather­ self to pick Mont and Cobey to weight boxing title agalnri Flxih tako over for Talum, wjto had Elorde tonight that there aren't built Its greatest football teams any odda poited on the outcome. from 1947-55. Maryland won 71 out lh e word on flitic row here wee of 17 schadulfd game* and three that the only wagering wai on of six postseason bowls. when the icheduled 15-round title "1 derided I should look at our match at the Cow Palace would own staff and stay within It," said Dr. Elkina yastarday. In future, h* said, "wa' would Ilka to accent a* NEW YORK (JB—Mickey Mantle three yeara over the "official" much as w* possibly can Mary­ w it rolled Into tha operating room record book flguroa, during hla land boys." of I*nox Hill Hoipltel today to training atlnt here. Elorde, the At thla point, Talum Intarposad have hla< tonsil* removed. riliplno champion of the Orient, somewhat of an objection to tha Before, he jutderwent eurgery, he le it. Idea that ha hadn't accepted ai revealed Interact hi ^thg ’gghl wag low meh#‘Maryland-high ichmpbbyg' I. Tbit ho had Hat baeh hto ebb- locally. Promoter Bennie Pord op- aa potentially good footbaU play­ tract to the New York Ynnkeae tlmlatlcilly foreeeit a crowd of ers. 5,000 and a gro» gate of 130.000, unsigned. Ha pointed out the 15 of 44 on J. That hla leg ml wry, which but the feeling generally waa that last year's undefeated squad were hla figure waa high. hampered hla play In tha World more than on Maryland's 1040 Charley J o h n a t o n, Saddler'a squad Scrloi, la better. and proportionately more manager, waa pacified by a Cal­ 1. iTit Yanki would win the than un the North Carolina squad ifornia State Athletic Commission American Laagua pennant again announcement that Ray Florae be la inheriting. thla year. would replace Jack Downey ai the Dr, Elkina said tha U-yaar-old Tha huiky outfielder aald ha had referee, Downey worked ■ nontltte Mnnt, an assistant to Tatum since not been -asked by General Man­ between Sad­ 1051, was ■ "natural'' to Imple­ ager George Wain why ha had bout here lari montjiGallardo, and ment to* policy of "Maryland foot dler end Davy returned the contract without hla Johnilon contended ha failed to ball for Marylanders" since h* algnature. But ha expect*'to be maintain dlaclpllna in the ring. waa a native of Cumberland, Md., called Into Walaa' office before ha Saddler won the bout by a tech­ and a 104* gradual* of (he univer­ head* baeh home to Oklahoma. nical knockout In a bloody male*, sity, for which h* waa a quarter­ 11* aald he’d tell Walaa that ha Elorde won a daelalon over toe back. want* more money than ha haa champion in Manila lari aummer. At th* same time, he sought to been offered. But h t hastened to Saddled won the crown originally aaauro all thri tha selection of a add that be'* certainly set a hold­ la IMS, loet It four montha later "horns grown" p r o d u c t didn’t out. and hinted that ha won't ba and regained It In lfofl. Since than mean da-smphxila of footbaU at aurprlaed If ho algna before leav­ ha'a bean unbeatable with tha Utla Maryland. * ing Now York. at ataka, numbering among hla Walaa, R waa believed, offered vlctima aaven forlgn fighter*. Ha Bom* Instances have bean report­ Mantle about 135,000 and Mickey haa a record of 142 victories, 100 ed in which a group of several would like tha figure to ba cloier b* knockout!, In 130 fights. eagles have attacked and killed to 130,000. Elorde, ranked ninth among the small deer, but many observer* H* declined to confirm the fig- world'a featherweight*, baa won 31 deny that such attacks ara oftto uraa but admitted they ware la 3T bout*. mads. Km in-tS CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FRKEZB AND BTOKAGR CO. c,“ii1- No Odds Are Posted On Fight Outcome Of Saddler, Elorde Mantle In Hospital To Remove Tonsils LOCKER PLANT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 401 W «t Thirteenth Ktreat Phan* 111! THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURE.»FRL-BAT. FLA. GRADE A DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS EGGS LARGE X-LARGE AGED IN OUR PLANT PEN PAK SHARP CHEESE LB. 69c BR. SHRIMP PKG. 49c WESTERN U. B. CHOICB BEEF ROUND STEAK ^ 69c LEAN ALL-HEAT LEAN PUEE BEEF STEW LB. 49c GROUND BEEF LB 37c OUR OWN CURB : BR. BACON :' | CORNED BEEF LB. 49c I LB. 59c WESTERN LEAN PORK LOIN ROAST END CHOPS SPARE RIBS Rain Comstock Eatabllabad to yeara In ‘ Orlando M COHM ENDS TELEVISIONELECTRONICS FUND, IN C C hm olet Deluxe 4-Door Bodan — Like Now BitAIr, Nomad Officials Car — Boro Cadillac 40 Spodal Nothing Flaar— Chevrolet Station Wagon Vary Nice Chevrolet Deluxe M oor Now Paint — Tire* Goad Chryolor Now Yorker Beautiful Otua Finish OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 O'CLOCK HOLIER MOTOR SALES i 67c 70c MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED. f t SAT. 2 P. Transportation m a t Downtown Sanford i �V'/v; ,rTvV t»ivu •^wRg-j •'.W >!(1i|lll'll!|llli- . . p j i g j ' | i | | j j 0 1' j i OAGwOOO (Editors note: This Is the second In a serlea of articles dealing with tha anticipated Industrial develop­ ment of Florida, utilising atomic energy.) Scientists point to the tun si the greatest reader ef alt and one with which everyone Is familiar. In nucleonic work, the reactor assume the role of the furnaco used in tha ordinary power plant In ordinary power plant optrallofl, coat or fuel oil la combined with oxygen to produce heat. This heat ti then used 'or other purposes, such as making steam to drive the pistons of a steam engine. In the case of ■ reactor the same thing oecura except for the fact that no oxygen is required and in­ stead of the ordinary fossil fuels (coal, oil, etc.) liaalonable mater­ ials are used. Aa this fissionable material disintegrates, heat la gen­ erated and used Just as the heat from an ordinary furnara. Tha reactor Is, in reality, a imall llonuc bomb, but completely sate. Instead of tha material disinte­ grating all at on* lima, as in the eat* of a bomb, it ia controlled and disintegrates over a period of time, producing a steady and cop tout quantity of heat. The amount of disintegration Is directed pro­ portional to the amount of heat needed from the reactor. The Atnmlc Energy Commission makes sure that all reactors operate aaftly. Then, Just as In any other steam plant, the liberated energy Is used to heat water for steam and tha ateam la harnessed In turblnas, de­ livering a continuous flow of pow­ er. For instance, If the gaa from a large tank la drained off and burnad alowly, a small continuous a- VOU TAMK MY •'BRIP5K HAND vjhilc i p«emne, lunch t o a tmc • LAJ»ES? r*»M I.SSVW MA^UfcN- na*4f ov. mom.'cum* otm / h F c o r AOMAA AM KOI T O A 4 A X M Y O U tfQ tT A m Y i » ,.? « » M>» ■ l i l t tic - THdt SANFORD HERALD Wad.. Jaa. II, 1»M fPr0fj|6Ssljjj mount ef beat la produced. If Ui* entire tank Is fired al once, an ex­ plosion occura In w>dch all of the gas It burned In a fraction of a second, producing a IremMdout amount of heat at one time, Tha nuclear reaelor contempla­ ted for the University of Florida's Engineering and Induetrlal Ex­ periment Station will be the largrst planned for any University campus. The University of Michigan has Included in ita current appropria­ tion, aseven and one-half million dollars for an atomic research program.'tis reactor will have a heat rating of 1000 kilowatts and use about seven pounds of uranium. North Carolina State has a small reartor having a rating of 30 kilo­ watts but with no uselul power output. Other reactor* are planned oi under construction at Penn State College, University of Michi­ gan, University of California, Mas­ sachusetts Institute of Technology and Vandarbilt Univeralty, The reactor planned for the Uni­ versity of Florida will have a heat rating of about ROM kilowatts, similar to the Army's package re­ actor. In addition to having tha capacity to do baste retsearch work such a a reactors on other college campuses, It would he rawable of producing 1000 kilowatts of electrical energy nr about 000 pounds of steam at 500 degrees Farenhriht. This roartor would supply enough power to condurt research projects which could not be accomplished at other colleges and universities. Thus, without losing the advan­ tage of being able to do basic re­ search In physics, chemistry, bio­ logy, medicine, agriculture, engi­ neering and many other fields, the Florida reactor would ba as In­ valuable research tool lor Florid*’* budding industry. The third article In (ha aeries is devoted to the econom ics o f w* actor powar and tha enargy avail­ able in Florida's uranium. Thar* ware 80,000 * dea 1BIJ due to motor vehk dents, along with 1,280,( riet, at a total coat 040,000 according to tha Nat] Safety Council, ■ ZcJ? ■4. Sty- 0 INI AKHtlAlO (Inset), who learned hew to deliver hi* own baby . by watching a birth sequence ea television, beams with pride u nun* Martha Levine holds daughter, Jean Anna, aix pounds. II ounce*, Archibald performed the delivery In his Chicago heme* when his wife, Dorothy, told him that there was not time to reach the hospital. Doctor* Informed thd father that ha had don* a Bead Job and that tha mother and child era doing Boa. (fiUerwatiawaU W/SDE F o lk s A FT B R ONE » r r g , ^ T H I T R A M F S A ID IF IT W A 6 A L L THE CAME TO MISfcUC M *S N IF F L t HE’D E A T THE WOOD AN* g * W T H I LUNCH) CAMPBELL’8 CHE OLMHTA *Uf PWJtTD pUf ABN* FOOD FROM W A D E'S SUPIEX MKT. can iKk.Ti.it P\ am scon FOREMOST DAIRY LAND TISSUF BUNNY!,AND SMOKED PICNICS Pork Ribs Round Steak»69c WIENERS 29c Sliced Bacon * 35c SAUSAGE - 33c Roll ■- FRESH GEORGIA U. S. “GOOD GRADE" REEF LYKES .SUGAR ( REEK 12 Oz. r k g . LYKE3 PAI-M RIVER >Y I i h H 'i COPELAND PURE PORK HOT OR MILD Antiaircraft Unit Calls Volunteers To Join In Ranks "AHAACOM", th* Regular Army newly activated Antiaircraft Com■land, which la reiponalbla for delanding th« clilei and eoaiti of tha country, la calling for volun♦acre to Join lt« ranki, It wai a jiounre.1 today by the local Army w ecrulter, M uter Sergeant H. P. Jacobean. “ With guided mlitUee, and other complas electronic antlflrcraft weapons auch ai tha “Sky Sweep•f" ha tha backbona of the com­ mand, unlti art already An sites ta and around Washington, New York, and Philadelphia, and plana call for the eventual protection of praelleally all major eitlei. n "ARAACOM" unlta tor tha moat, part will ba aialgned in tha eon* ttnantal limits of tha country. Headquarters for the new com­ mand la at Colorado Sprlngt, Colo­ rado, with training centara at Port BUm , Taaai and Fort Mow mouth. New Jersey," the raerulti or explained. “Volunteers for this new com­ mand will h a m n choice t i spe­ Igny.jfc; im n i ■ cialists training In electronics and ed to contact Sergeant Jacobsen guided miisllei that will assure at the Sanford Pott Office on Mon­ “bonus" positions in military or day or Wednesday, or phone Or­ civilian life. In addition to tha ex- lando M3M. c e 11 e n t training opportunities there are also great opportunities REPAIR FORMULA for fait promotions in this rapidly expanding command.1* HARTFORD, Conn. (/P) -W al­ “ARAACOM" it accepting men ter Grubennuinn. an Industrial with or without preview* military engineer, says he tried repeated­ service who meet the qualify*, ly to repair the heater in hie tioni. Those having no prior ser­ automobile, but had no sueceaa vice receive their basic military until this happened) training al Fort Jackson, South While parked in a restricted Carolina, before beginning their area, he saw a policeman ap­ correctly specialise training a t F o r t proaching. Assuming that ba wouldn't be bothered If Bliss. “ Prior aervte* men who have he pretended to be making re­ lifted the had pravioua automatic and anti­ pairs, Grubenmann aircraft weapon* training are hood of the car, unloosened a given special consideration and screw and ratightoned It after perferenc* of metropolitan area tha policeman had paaaed, Tha to which aisignod," Sergeant Ja­ heater hea been working fine ever alnce. cobsen concluded. Interested persons who would Ilka further infaiuutian regarding Tha white-treated aapajoa th# assignments, technics! train­ key la regarded as asm of tha most ing and qualifications In' tha n e w intelligent ____ , member* of the monkey Antiaircraft Command a r t lavtt- family. 'a H te s k U H H ra l LYKE S VIENNA Sausage 2»« 2 9 c KLEENEX « — 12 25c GREEN GIANT Ox. Can* NibietCorn 2 r»31c tall can* PARI) SOS CM /o jA i-/fruits s y iW /S i* VEGETABLES 39c 1 Lb. cello bags TETLEY’S C A R R O TS FANCY RED DELICIOUS' 2 - 25c APPLES YELLOW 2 tte2 9 c , O NIONS 3 ^ 14c FROSTY ACRES FROZENFOODS TEA BAGS • O. 59c CAULIFLOWER J >• o - ,k>. C U T C O R N >• o ,. ,k«. G R E E N for BEANS •M. WAttlR F. M O M (D-Oa), ehalrmaa eg the Senate Foreign Relatione Committee, telle newaman to Washington that W» rUffSSTfttTs jS SIrtfig waaaalar ieag-tena loralgn aid commitment*. The OawgMRma- ft »V*'" W A D E 'S markIS Eft-iv, iayl %k 9t. - 'I rKki -nW ® ft. iw 'itS rtS S r • t a U - a f - U e -U a ie n maqgaga- > '.r * lunsiSkW. KI 4 Oi. cans, - Fruit Cocktail 2 3 c (Limit see with 88.00 ee mere (4 Count Liquid Starch DEL MONTE SUGAR 5 Pounds 2OI.5Bot. c Beef Hash EZ Dog Food 3'« 39c DIXIE CRYSTAL ♦ IS Ox, Can LYKES ROAST -• r ' . ■ w r i �t ; Plans A re Based T* Attend Seillon On Better Times For hi* own indmlry be pre- two waken. Fitting pTtrf«eJJ« NEW YORK OB—Both President Elsenhower in his budget and in­ dJcU "the . soceod beet /ear In dustry unite expansion plans are produrtfcm and ulM '-wcoad ocly N y MARIAN J o i n s to record-busting 1833. hattlqo on captioning, goqd time*. ; t t t e a as? eVCBJO-ia - ! * : rf the «n»rr. This stand* out against n back­ has bean chaagfag to caution, and ....................... : •old FTiUr m onriar - fifty elub — - -____. 'member* and to mad a p ground of Increasing nervousness In sueh plica* aa the atoek market Ilka to ralia prteea on many Biit many aay »hey fear euitomei for th# msnthly luncheon and In financial quarter* where a from caution to lanrouiaeia. The atael lnduatry nolca that mlstanco U thry do, number of obstvvert today sight meeting, In addition to the fried what they believe lo be th* creat­ chicken luneheon aerred. by Mr«. ing of tho prosperity wave. ' f , W, tie Call and her committee, The President’* belle! that tha Mrt. 3 , 1 , Jonea Jr„ Mr*, dame* economy la beaded still higher this Partin* H r*. T. t . Cafeb. Mrs-. year ll shown In hit estimate ot John Duda *nd Mr*. A. D. Dawnm, government receipts. He expects *■ entartalnlnf prof ram e » i an* I billion dollars in tha fiscal year Joyod. Hra. Mary Jarman Nalion starting next July. of Whiter Fork fa re an unuaual The only way this could happen and Iniphrln* musical ■ program, would be for good times to conuatm cjtfi) member* to demon* tlnuo and to blossom even more. atrato her (data. TUB KEV. AND MRS. Barnard Mason of Loe Angela* will present That would assure Increased col­ Tha highlight of the oeeaalon. a mu*leal program on tha HwIm Bell* and othar unique Inatrumenta lections from c o r p o r a t i o n InWith Part Patrona of .attended by tha targeat group to Friday a t 7:80 p, m- ot the P in t Baptist Church, aontti. It would provide higher at. thalr n<»». Sawtotal* of salaries aod wages from i. LoulseBffli*. Winter which the government could collect I. p. Holtaclaw, -Mr*. an increased total of individual Incoma taxes. The higher corporate Tha Florida eltrua Industry, hy statistics which show that end individual Incomes would bo which brings an annual 1400,0041, although Florida la salllng^the made in 1934—becauae collections ktni, of Geergt** .quite well known 000 into the state, credit* much product almost as fast as It can on income In booming 1933 will here. Mr*. Anita Crawford, now of of Ua marketing luceeta to the produce it, only slightly more be lor tha most part complete In tho regular manner. The club prertNew Port RJchy, waa a familiar discovery of froien orange con­ then M per cent of the famlllee this fiscal year rndlng June 30. deot, Mrt. Tom McLain presided THIS BIO FELLA* provided face among tha visitor*, being centrate. In the U. fl. ere buying concen­ To collect I billion dollar* more at n brief huilntaa mailing Mow* part of tha itippar aa neigh­ gueat of her aliter, Mr*. 0. W, Developed by the Florida Cit­ trate regularly each month. next year means, therefore, that bor* and frtanda gathered for fRANCH CABMMAl SPtlUMAN ot New York talks wtlh Chancellor Morgan, Mra- J. C. Mfrnaal, who rus Commission's Research De­ Several factors enter Into th* this year will have to be even log the lInitiation. Mr*. Mary Masa bear roast. Konrad Adenauer of West Germany as tha two deadars moot to has Just moved her* from Sanford, far waa received Into the club. partment, frosan concentrate now picture for the futura, which will better than last. Roryi, C-ffdini sptUmtn is touxinf U.8. bam In Wait Otrmanj# we* alio a gueit of Mr*. Jon** anvalopea more than half of all have to be expanded In step with Preaept ware Mr*. MeLaln. Mr*. ★ ★ lb Many industrial leaders arc bet­ for thl* affair. Mr*. T. W. Law Andoraon, Mrt. BUla, Mr*. Holti* orange* produced In the state, tha expansion of frozen orange ton had a* her gueat her daughter, Empowered by Florida alata stat­ Juice production. More neighbor­ ting (he same way. Businessmen *Uw, Ufa. Corley, Mra. KaiweU, Leg al Notice Mra. Blaine Mtkaaall, of Winona ute* to exercise quality control of hood food stores must provide are planning to spend more—at Mra. Amelin Muile, Mra. 0, W. least In tha first part of his year— Lake, tnd. all Florida eltrua produeta, tha the freezer facilities necessary Ballet, H r*. H urray Jarvia, Mr*. tln a nf tha Platt of O lsn r t h t l . s o n c B o r A B o r r io x o r a ne . se co rd tn * tn P la t in a k 1. p a s* " Mra. Joseph Lelnkert, elub pres!- Citrus Commission has establish­ for storing * supply of this pro- for new plants and better equip­ X. W. turner, Mra. J. 0. Huff, Mra. ment than they did a year ago. a st «f N "rth»»»t dant, conducted e vary short bull- ed and maintain* the strictest of duet. And more home freessr* 5 jra M « ',!r.v n » i5 ii cjnn,r nisir «ffastl.a tE in, Rlnnk i nt aald h o a r s S x o as.. Latest example ts G e n e r a l H u h d iv iiin n . run W a it In tha neat u n io n following th* elub regulations In the processing of and refrigerators with freeslng "'.urffT!' ■■■■ tso L E com * VAV_ ... icx WT1 N n rth « * s t C n rn sr " I raid Int, . compartments must coma Into uro Motori. President Harlow 11. Cur­ froien. concentrates. r lo n iD A program and luncheon. th * n r * N orth tn tha N n rth sart T IC E 18 H E R E B T O tV E N te st, t'n rn a r ol Lo t S "I Under Florida law, no sugar In tha homa If tha housewife I* tice has aiiured his fellow business t l tNs O r dus a n tic s » ) » publO hM anil B ln e k S. run W rr l alone tha By GRACE THURSTON VIEWPOINT ASSESSED or other additive can bo added to U> buy mere than a can or two leaders that backing his conildcnca n t t r l n f h*4 th sr» »n , th* R"»r<1 nf N orth tin * nt HlnoKa J and 1 n f . In continued national prosperity, C'nunty L 'o p in ils itn n sri nf e » m lrn |» LAKE MONROE-Th# home of OKLAHOMA CITY BP) -Atty. froien orange concentrate, and at a time. •aid K u b d iv iiio n , tz ts n d rd W a rt , u n ty, F i n d s , a t its r - s j l s r to a point nn thn tV art lln a nt Mr, and M n . . Gua Schmah waa Clarencb p. Green teh| police a uhen tha housewife opens ■ can At tha present time, only 159 GM will spend a record one billion Cmossttn x held on J s n .n o 17. A t>, aald H uhdiviiinn. bumming flatorday night — tha 10,000 pound balldour belonging of 'Florida froien orange Juice to per cent of the retail food stores dollata this year for plant and l * t s . adept*4 e rssn lu tln n r lo iln x , h *sa st is o r r c u N T T cc*»r. v a c a tln e and a h a n d o n ln t. m no m tr. j h h h io n l u h o r m : u j . v o L a f | m ien , a bear rolst. to on* of hla client! had been serve for bar family's breakfast, in th* U. B. offer frozen orange machlnrry. in s and rtu cta im m z anv r l f h t it iit c u t 'K r r , rt.o rtn A - w C o unty and th s ruM m H iv » in b y tV. B M IL L E R The mtay guaata war* served in "atelen or Innocently mlssppropl- aha can be assured aha Is gsttlnr conrentrat* for sala. This Is ctirtle* also says business In th» and ta that nortton, of s t r e s lt • C h airm a n ■ largely duo to th* faet that • •ted, depending upon your view m sd t aid a lls y w * y s Which a t * dsonly tho pure orange juice with th* largo garago of th* Sebmah general will iw "another record s z ta d upon a m ip nr p lst r t e n r l/ L E U A t s r o T ir n ^ _ i' the water removed, only a few lerga percentage of tha nutlet* year" In 19M and a new high In lia ima dwelt took on a rustic air far of mankind.’* «d t n 'F l s t Ooak 1, p««« ZO nf » P 'lU lr U n srsh v n n llfttd th atdo not hava facilities for storage mechanical steps from the juice pu rscn rd t nf (o m lnnta C n u n iy . thaT hHoard it gala occasion. Tho watla were the gross national product—the V lobllr nt County C n m m U ilo n tra iila . m nra p sT IK -u la rly d ascrlb - nt H siitinnl* C m in tv, p lo rld a . m il from the of frozen goods. Latest figure* dollar value of total output of In­ ad raa Statem en t M ade decorated with aoverat bear haada, Bead soap Is made by apraying that waa squeezed fe llo n s , to -w ltt hold s puhltn h sa rln p in th s Comavailable, however, show that 85 dustry end services. A ll a lr tn ts . 7nsd> and a lts v w a v * in it i-l'.nsr * ttnom at thn Hsm lnnl* • buffalo head, ena largo stuffed the soap mixture Into a drying orange. per cent of food stores having If. th s P lan nt O lsn K th s), . c m in tv tio u rt U n it s in Sanford. Revival Service •agio, and a stuffad cub. The tower to that tiny balli, or beads, Tha future potentialities for m lnnla Countv. F lo rid * a ' c v i l F lo rid a , at l ; i n o rlm -k P >t. oil frozen orange Juice are Indicated freezer cabinets stock orange tnp tn plat th aro o f r»ir>rdod in lha Ith d lv nf F o h ru a ry . l S J i . fa r t*bl«a wore placed In a U-ship*. •ra formed. The American Dental Asm. says concentrate. P l* t B a s k 1. p a ss in nt tn* pub­ th* p iirp n ia n | *> i*n d lnp Zoning B aptist Church The menu coaslstod of celery, lic records nf ttsm lnols C o u n ty, H * (,j)a lin n Nn 1 tor a lu ll p r r lo l Just wbat tha future hold* for that Americans bought 1W million K ln r ld t . s ic s p t th at pnrtlnn of a ll t i l nmntha lr«rai F a b ru a tJ carrots, cabbage, rice, potatoes, d a ily r o s s w o r d IdL’QU fJLIKG th * unnam sd td at a tr* * t* . r n » .l. and th* continued growth and ex­ tooth brushes in 1034, a year when J. 1>>* tn A u e u it I . m * n ____ , H»r. hied Inf of the Blila Knight roast bear, coffee, and a variety llr vvwn n y a ly a iln Iv ln in «x C ast amt N'nrlh tv , ft J t i i u r , C hairm an, . 13 U iV J H uk*t tuft IS inmnOt-i ACROSS 4. Rounded 13. Coin pansion of froien orange concen­ the country had 1.18 million people nt tha In tln w ln e it* > irtli,d l.ti* lin a o t nt C n u n lv C n rn tn lttln a rrA Orole of the F tn t Baptist Church of d«s»*rt*l .*.11 UK lUUUUtllt I. Macaw* roofs (Swcd) ll t a i n at a point nn tha E a s t tre!* Is anybody’* guess. Those over two yrer* old. Haniinnl* C o u n ty, F lo rid a Ul'IlJ 1WU i t her home on Escambia Drive Tha main course was taken from J l Cuckoo UHlt'J ' I. Top** (B rtf) companies which have millions llilMMUltlS till Monday evening with Mrs. C. A. choice portions of two bean shot humming39 Coin » Chief (PWt m i.'i j i i u h of dollar* Inverted In th* busi­ (Ftru ) ’bird la > , Anderson pre»ldlng- Mrs, Fred on Judge wilkerion's ranch. THa iJ'.ltlltH JllU’l-’.-’ ness In plants and equipment ere MEATY, SMALL nui;:i.) i s: jr.i 1 ——oil, 38 lav* r GA. GRADE A -D & D •.Tab* Ftaher, Wife of the new associate gnimals weighed in at 150 and 440 convinced that Florida's futuro mk ::.L’i.|i.ui:-ji. ingredient eequsUJsR 1 4 Fetlirg Bailor; was welcomed aa g new pounds. In tha citrus industry lies along viiiu mu :’ .-:utit of vginlshi*, of 10. Immature '•V4 4u:;it i u tt.'U member to the circle. a coursa which will ba charted Mr. Schmah explained that tho dia» g. atrl'snama 1 j u u . s i *. u u u . u ’ largely by the growth In degtand #. Not m*ny Iffd .F , Li Dimplar l i r e (he do. bMra hive a heavy three-inch IX. Yauggaal ;oom» IS, SHI :-MI.HH of frozen orange Jute*. fort tl.Goddss* Votionil and the itewardthlp tenon shield of fat tinder their thick fur. U. Tw steal TsstsHsv’s •«•**• ofdiwp SO Fruit* fruit wia.taught by Mrs. LlUian Vtekary. Bqirt are natural hlbaraatpra and TO LATE TO CLAMITT S3. Malayan 14 Fere* 14. Kngllgl lag In a report mad# by the aeersUry- are Uiun peeyired as thalr northern host ' 14 Lost m ov*». ■opikt of nvsr LOST — Four Key* on 3 Inch holdtreasurer, Mra, Irving Pryor, It brotherg for tha long, cold winter. 3T. Pierce, aa mint o(o II. Evening 1 grain, to er, ■Imi small luggage keys. waa~ttv«aled that the alrale had Tha fura of both animals are with horni f sonsu (port.) com Phone 83 or J glveSTS) fo the Lottla Moos Christ- being mad* into ruga. Thai* Fieri I It. rub out O t To train, u U Edges of If . Goaallnt maa Ottering for foreign minions- d« spoelmea liva ehjefly ce tha garment* lehert* 130. Bxpreiftoo a tslrscopo 39 Yearsfabbr) on*d> V 33 Arabian (slang)1 Announcement wis made of the many aeons and palm barrto* F lo r id a P r o d u c t s 41 India fpcct) garment II. Lift ■9k- Man * revival services which will begin found In tha woods. 43 Beak ol t ( . R u m tn ata nickSO Maks* MI* F e s tiv a l at the Baptist Church Jan. » and Tha delicious maal wg» wer« • bird 4over) end tidy mama also nf the study course which will •arvod to Mr. and Mr*. Jack •s. Grata bo held Jointly with the V-W.A- Baumbargar. nf Tigipa. Mater and JT Merita 9 K 1 Feb. 34. The study course wtU fol­ Mr*. Jo* Mory, Mt. Plymouth, Mr. tlH cuaa m w of nabitit# low e spaghetti supper to be served •qd Mil. Casey Jones, Mr. and U lr < yzfc Mrs, Dale Jones, Mr. and Mrs. HLooked * at tha church. askaned ■ ■ T* Mrt. Anderson ramlnded tha Chapman, Mr. and Mra. Bud Wring* •o Readily r WONDERFUL FOR BAR-B-Q group hf Y W A. Focua Waak Fab. lor. all of Mt. Dor», Gen. and Mr*. t l . Itlk scarf ’ ■i IT 13 to Feb. 18 and asked tha mam* Joa Hutehieon, Arthur YoweU, Jaek (tu\) % U Ampere bora to puke plina to eeeibt them Hall, Mr. Coleman. AI Lae, Bob b LEAN FORK \ (ebbr.) In calibrating tha week. A latter Deane, H. A. Moflteith. Mr. sad Y /. m Mrt. Joe Melsrh, Sheriff and Mr*. aa. Const*]% i T T waa read from the girl whom tha Denver Cordell, Constable "Slim" lotion ctrqle aponirs at tha Florida at. Tim id Lb. yr Baptist Children’* Home hi .Lake­ Galloway, Deputy and Mrs. Cotton 40. Engraver**, land, thanking the circle for Brown and sons, tool Mila Myrtle Wtlioej, Mr. ind Mr*. is Christmas glfta tent to hah. 41. Bury Jimmy, Mr. and Mn. Keeling, Mr. % 44 . Togetbay The pmgram waa presented by and Mrs. Fred Botly, Mr. and Mra. , 48. Edge* FRESHLY GROUND Mrs. Beal, assisted by other mem­ Marion Shelby, Mr. and Mrs. Carl f ‘ t % 44 Dip out. 1 s bers. It was based on tha Impor­ Tursar, Mr. and Mrs. Harold BEEF C H U C K u water tance of tithing and tha blessings Kastnnr all of Sanford, and Mr. and % M A S that are received by those who do Mrs. Andrew Grow of New York tithe. I. CeofodmrtMt V city. r * I Rend apart' Lnter In the evening dellelmu rea. Fart ed 1 ^ freshmenta were served to tha "tobo* . SMOKED following: Mrs, Vickery, Mrs. Special Em phasis 4 Bodle* 1 w 1 Dam pier, Mrs v. o. Hssty, Mrs. ALL MEAT Fisher. Mrs Huby Peel, Mra. C ft Is Put On Com ing BheppUd, Mra. R. T. Hunt, Mra. JTyor," Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. V. C. Lo cal Flower Show U U L 'U l-.L'U .C Messenger, Mrs. fine Stevenson, The Dirt Gardener* Circle of th* ijlllll.lt i -KUAiXU , M.V *1.1 UMii j y Mrs. Estelle Gllisna and Miss Banford Cardan d u b mat Friday HERMAN ORANGE BRAND ,v<n tkU , t . vim morning at tha homo of Mra. B. F. Martha Fax. urns, u i 34 Ot Cdd LYKE’S -lilli t LI U H L, Miss Fox. social ehglimgn, an­ Roblaon. Mrs. Myron Smith, chairi u u i ; im itL iu .iJU nounced-that ‘Mrs. Anderson and man, opened the meeting bv read­ K ill- ) t MM II I V i mlimum Mrs. Dampler will be hoslasaai ing *'A Prayer to Flowers" after M i l J 'J l.t f J MUU'i which routine business waa dis­ for tha Feb. IS meeting. cussed. MldMiili-t . H I U iS ) i ARMOUR FURE. * Coming waste related to the »m li-j. 1 H I, It ] "GOOD TO THB Garden Club were lanruacod with (.anting Addresses apodal emphasis placed on the LAST DR0P,f Flower Ihow School to bo hold at Audubon Society tho Garden Center Feb. 35-3T, IN Porter Lansing, President of tha Tha hertlculturo chairman an­ ftpofUmsn association, speka on nounced that Jan. M ia Arbor Day BAG tha Conservation of Wildlife In gild oath circle la roquoated to V * IN CARTON Seminole County at th* January plant o tree in a park or at a meeting of th* Seminole Audubon school. Mrs. E. 8. McCall, chair­ With 15.00 or mor« Society Monday evening. man of tha nominating committee, Food Otdar. Ready To E at When You Aref Hh tqld of tho efforta to build up submitted tha following names as i 1 natural resources through breading afftcara for tha coming year: I1 MORRELL PRIDE 12 0*. ground* and dlievpiad State and chairman, Mrt. Qaerg* C. Harden; OLD GLORY No. SOO Con BLACKKYE FedkraLOame Law* Tha president vlco chairmen, Mrs. M. L. Culhim; of th* foclsty Mrs. Donald Norton and aacretary-trsiium , Mra. W. D. Gardiner. <41IM t * Toward th« Tha visit to tha Central Florida 1 n y¥ leam autk ; Experiment gtatkm waa canceled 10, because of tha weather and M ow. U. 8. Nn. 1 WEBB'S BEST LONG imiotuhV LYRES CHILI CON tng refreshment* a question and SLPalaeatt P O TA TO ES answer period waa held. GRAIN PCtto Those attending were Mra. Joan um m m Adams, Mrs. F. E. Batten, Dr alA rta I t f tM w e Itorta citno, Mrs. Ralph Coman. b t» T ~ . . Mra. Harry Cusking, Mra. W. A. Nn. SOS Fltta, Mn. George C. Harden, Mra. At,Oviad« Dwelling Neighbors Enjoy Big Bear Roast AtSchmahHome S Of At C FRYERS SPARE RIBS CLUB STEAK 3 9 ROAST 29c H 'B u r g c r 3 " 7 9 c ttoA$( 33' B A C O N 2 5 c STEW - 49c IENERS.^39c BEEF STEW 39c W 3“'-47‘ 69< PEAS % % % V ////H m m n w M W 2 jm i . w CARNE 19c Rk«3 j 47c z —L ■ . 2 '-19c SNACK i 10 ^ 29c NABISCO J M H V 'M n W W * '* R IT Z CRACKERS u u b h b ^ w i b m h Mmummv'Mumvm l,\V - —w-J.. ry L / /1 ---------^ , 4 '"'N- ., j*: \ ‘-1 t - . 35c �' •••••.... ............................... .............:.... ... itv^V• If It1* Werth Aajthiag It's Worth Advarttfng la It L O W llL l • mum - f meat aM S. CLASSIFIED ADS REAL EBTATR FOR SALK _$| *~ C. A. WMTODOH, ML Y. E .*D *^aa,t Rahy K. WIUUh i n . im u a 8. Path $1,M6. DOWN H$ B. A. 1>» Beth*, C. B. Nlear lection of a ty . 173.23 per month. Priced to mava at 911,500. S i JoluO tZ + th f C o m fa u f $1,000. DOWN — 3 B. A., separate I Dining Boom and Florida Room, Phono 1129-A. B. Petaraon,Broker Kitchen equipped. Nice eection.. Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., S7» Mortgage. P. J. Chesterton. Garlitld Wtllatte*John Melseh. A. W. Wil­ B. B. Fr., M finished. On S acres. liams. Haial M. Field. A. C. Excellent water. $ aeraa fanead, Doudney, Land Surveyor. Acraa Tillable. Other extras, ooo. with 11,500 down. A Real Retirement Home 3 B. R„ Garage Wall DOWN kept Two Badroom Home on Tn large with room and shower. On 1 larga eornar lot. Good variety of lot Including1citrus and tropical tro] bearing Citrus Tress. Flowing . Total ____price. fruitsprice.$1,000. 11.000.No Well, flowers, good,garden. Cloto City taxea to pay! Close to Base In on paved road. M,000. with ana Schooti. MOO. down. 31,500 DOWN - 3 BA, Asbestos A lberta J , H all, Anenclate Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ RATES Rosa L. Payton, Broker scaped. Flowing well, Btr-B-Q Phene 2971 IT ex at Hiawatha T h e Toll ow ing R a te s a re bow Pit. Price $5,500. {i n affect. | NEW- C. B. • 3 B. A. House. Oak W. H. "Bill" STEMPEK i Per lin e t n One Insertion floors, screen porch, carporte, Realtor — General mteranee i Per U aa for Three Insert!oaa Gertrude 1X0 it. Lot, No City Taxes. W. B. B. Diaglelder, Asseciate i h Per Z iat t n Tire Insertioma Hoffman, 2428 Cedar Ave. Gay Allea, Associate l i e Per Line for Each 2$ la- Phase a m 111 N. Park Are. portions. MINIMUM KATE i S4e RED-1-MIX CONKRKTH Mraeia Ceacrete Co. 30$ Km Are. Phone IMS F U R N IS H R D A PTS. k IW { ARTKUM r o a SALE i>''*Vy5R?£y,v £>>>| Wad. Jan. 18. 1958 THE SANFORD tCKALD -4 j ik'-i-iL. IG E Wringer Washer with pump | It will pay YOU to see US before | and portable lub. Two roll-a you buy. Open Evening! an way beds with plastic head­ | boards. All tn excellent condi­ Sundays. Eastslde Trailer Sale*. tion. Phone ITU after 3 p. m. Palatka, Fla. THE OLD HOME TO W N nEANTIKUL Dark Bay horse, FOR SALE * 27* Trailer with port­ saddle and bridle, 9100. Gentle able Jalousie Cahina. 91,395, In­ and a little beauty, rh. 1G20-J-3. quire Lot 4, Park Ava. Trailer | Court, """ " WAimtE - e FOR SALE — Must sacrifice 1956 I kDR-m nrleea nigheer cash . Ford Country Sedan. 2500 ac-1 Mid' for need furniture Call IM, lust miles, one month old, unWtSoa-Maiar Funuture Co. XU iler-coatrd, turn signal lights, R. let 8L windshield washer, standard transmission, oversize white I wall tires, solid red body, red 7—~ and white upholstery. 92700. cash or will sell equity, buyer trans­ EIGHT WEEK OLD Boxer puppy. fer payments. To see or for In­ Champion stock, registered fe­ formation call Bill's Garage be­ male. PhoM 2176-J. tween 2 p. m. and 6 p. m. Wed. and Thurs. Ask for Mr. Smith. HELP WANTED Phone 1906. •wrtnSUlSlW tUV.' P ifg • ByfSTANLEY THCwm * A IS C D “7W5 , p » i c « 'o #h a i r c u t s ) \ w ^ i N i s n b W A i —t o o ; SALES HELP WANTED - Full FOR SALE - 1953. 42 Ft. "Travelor Part-time. Firestone Stores. llle" delux House Trailer. Two Bedroom j . Alr-conditloned, cir­ $2000 Dally, Sell Luminous Door culating heat Cost 95,700. WiU Plates. Write Reeves, Attleboro, sell for $3,700. Phone 1S85-W. Mass. Free Sample A Details. II- AUTOMOBILE HQMfR?\A<4 1IA H E L P W A N T R IM female ) l i * Two Waltrrssra over 21. Apply in person In Ihe Seminole Drive In. 601 East First SI. CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Reel's Used Car* Sanford Ave. A 11th St. typist apply R. A. Baggerly AppUaaee Center Experienced Smith, Chase A Co._______ private . Ro11away and Beby Bcda ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 5■tj*t Week ot month—Tel. 1125. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED i rS rtlture Center lie West First from 911.200 to 915.000 . FHA Avalon Apia. Efficiency. Phone and VA (Gl) Financed. mm. ODHAM & TUDOR, INC. i 8EE feadaole Realty for Deslr- Biiildera of Finer Homes for ■ ahie Memea aad Apta. Phone 27. Florida Living. | FURN. Efficiency Apt. 17-02 South I g City Limits. Sfumberland Court. Sales Office—2625 So. French Ave. Phone 2100 or 3960 f EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suiti able for bachelor or couple. I Sfoam hast, private bath, show* { er. Covenlenlly located. Across l< from Poet office. Inquirj Man­ uel Jacahana DepL Store. y ?* T» -.> foT 9 ftf ,.- # 1 "Your Weatlaghouse Dealer" ROBSON Sporting Goods SECRETARY; Capable, ciperisncMaytag Washers Evtnrude Sale* A Service Coleman Healers ., $51.M up ed. Phone 1451. 1164 E 111 SL Phene 666 «aa 1757. 119 Magnolia Are 10B— SALEBMEN WANTED - i n ' USED Electric coin dispenser 6$ - W1MITOM- I l R | J g y | drink box. Good running condi­ AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN — tion, Ideal for beer sterile box. Aggressive and alert, Sales ex­ Buy rmir Furniture at B*rTy*e Can be seen at The Sanford perience. Write Box SC Vi The Warehouse Funs.. Co., at 601 W. Herald. $40. Sanford Herald, 1st. SI. All nsUonally adv. fur­ niture at warehouse price*. QUICK CASH for Furniture. Add- lftC MALFf tlFtTP WANTED 10C 1 tag Machiaea, Typewriters. Out­ board Motors. Boats. Super o^pqjtcT U C A L w u t t f i n i ~ R Trading Post. One mile South ONE of Sanfnrd'a older business firms has a permanent position on 17 92. Phone 3017-W. appliances, sales open for man between ages of FR1G1DAIRE and service. G. It. High, Oviedo, 30 tn 35. High school education FIs. rhrma F05-33I5 or Sanford Window Sllla — Uni els required. Write P. O. Box BIO, 1642-W after 6 p. ro. Flue Blocks — Cradle Blocks •Sanford. Grease Traps — Dry Wdla. Miracle Ceacrete Co n m e t RtMRPMKNT —» 306 Elm Ave___________ Ph. 1335 IT—1*I t m t^^^T O R T C N T T T K a —Factory to T o n - | GROCERY STORE, Beer, Win" HAYNES Office Machine Co., Typewriters, adding machines, license. Location good, roloted Sales-Rental*, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. town. $2,500. Down, $3,000. finVc nrl lan Blind.* anted. Phone 1TI-J. | Enclosed head. Sag-proof bnllom Nice rooms, cooking available. 24— BEAUTY PARLORS -84 rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Phone 1015-w. ( rayon tapes. Cotton or pylon 14— SPECIAL IM T K 1 Z —14 I'URNISMED l»7*e. d ia n down. Whether Buying or Selling, It will Kvn-Bena B eauty Shop cords. ^talra ApytmanT. y ^P ark A v e-, ftaaktrUg GIrm and Paint Co .y pay you,lo see ... BEST In Workmanship a n d J. W. HALL, RIALTO ft, 1112-114 West 2nd SL Phone 320 Materials. Unfurnished House. Monroe Cor­ Flowda State Rank Building IM East 2nd SL Phone 563 ner. Phone 48-J. "CaU Hall" Phono 1758. Bunk Bods FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and Complete wilh Innenpring MatFor ALL Y’our Brautr Needs rail Contracting and Repair *1,750. tresses, Ladder A Kail. (Can hr 1007 Hanlnrrt Ave. bath. Adulta. 940 nee Manager | RETIREMENT Phone 1113 llarriell'n Ilenuly Nook HOME. Comfort­ used as Twin Urdu $99 V) after 5 p. m., 407's West 1st St. Phtimi 971 103 So. Oak Ave. able Two Redroom Frame house King Size Hollywood Beds F1.00R sanding end finishing. (Open rvrnings by ap,wi|utm(UU.) with wood floors, screened THREE ROOM furnished Aparf Guaranteed 10 Years Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ porch Lot attractively landmenl. 2300 ifellonvtllr. fin X XO lnner»prlng Mattress nole County since 1923. neaped. Near Stores. 23- 1JIUNDRY HKRVVICR fiO X *o Hnx Spring $129 50 JTHREE ROOM completely furnishH. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. Headboard (Petnralor Plastir) \F ed Apt. Hot and cold water in­ *7,3(10. One hour - Wish and Damp Prv cluded. 940 month. 313 Palmetto Three Bedroom Frame Home. 3 Unfinished Furniture numbing. Kre.kr Healing One hour H • Wash and Cry Fold ‘Ave. Phone 2392. years old. Screen porch, hard­ 3 Drawer Chest .................. 915 30 Fmlshrd l.aundry M. G. HODGES 4 Drawer Chest . . ............ 17.33 wood floors, kitchen equipped. Sanilnnr Dry Cleaning Service on All Water PumpsFURNISHED large Two Bedroom 5 Drawer C h e st............ 19.ao Southnide Laundromat Wellt Drilled — Pumps Garage Apt. 1903 .Maple Ave. Laura B. Oder. Broker Vanity Table . ....................0 50 Paola Road rhnne 790 South Side Foodmirt Bldg. Phone 1474. 2M1 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Nile Stand 6.SO 106 East 2llb SL Pboee 1356 Mr and Mrs Dresser . .... 29 50 FURN. Three Room Apt. 145. 407 H ORLANDO Sentlnd Star, Call Bookcase Bed ............... 24.50 .West 1st St. Ralph Ray, 3150. (Twin nr Double) rn « w RMRviai City H om e.................. 9500. Down Student ..................... 21.50 Lake Hom e............... 11,000. Down BookcaseDesk $ S ^ 6 A W T E P TO BUT ............................ jj .jo INSTALLATION of Mnolaunv Car­ L. L. sin-P isco Taehnleiaa Farm Acreaga ........ 11,ooo Down pet*. Tile*. Rosa L. Payton. Broker Phona HI4. Rout* L Sanford ECHOLS BEDDING CO. AfOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE. AnnabeUe B. Henderson, Associate Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 Sanford Linoleum ft Tile Co. ” Improvements, Fruit. Garage. 127 W. 1st SL Phone 1917 Alberta J. Hill, Associate “Bud" Bamberger. Mgr. In or out of City. Elmer Smith, Phone 2671 . . 17-62 at Hiawatha Open Monday's ill 9 p. m. 4315 - 45 St., Long Island City, For Better Plum ing New York. Altxander ft Stringer I * _____ 1^ r. ______ ______________ See or CaU Used furniture, appliances, tools, Baal Estate • Insurance W. J, KING etc. Bought-snld. Larry's Mart, 3— REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ^ Mrs. Lowrtne Messeager, Asaoc. 16 Seolh Park 197 Magnolia Ave. Fh. 16 321 East 1st St. Phone 1631. R o b ert A , William*. R ealtor INTERIOR and E X T E R IO R HEATING Raymond Lundquist, Aaaociile IN SANLANTA Painting. Taper Hanging. Phona Floor Furnaces and Clrrulatori Pgona 1972 Atlantic Bank Bldv. LOVELY home of Spanish Arehl313-W, Ruffum A Walker. H. B. POPE CO„ INC. lerture. surrounded wills iimisRAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON ifal landscaping and Nalivo Oaks IM Snath Park Ave. PhM* 14M RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. and Magnolia trees, Thi, Twov* BEG. BROKERS An esltmaled lno.non additional Electrical Contracting and Repairs METAL ROOFING Story homo of rare charm has • S. D. Hlgkleyman, Aaiaclate worker* In Florida now are coverNew la Stock. 9-V Crimp —154" TV Service Center many convenlencas. A wealth 2*4 South Park Ava. Phone 6M CocrngalM— m " Corrugated. Rendlx and Cro-dey Appliaueei ed under provisions of Unemploy­ of Cloiets, Three Bedroom. Two TWO Badroom House, also Naw Get nil Year roofing need* at 112 Mhfnolla Ave. Bathi. This house of old world Ph. 113 ment Compensation law, but will Three Bedroom House. Ph. M-R, environment and cool, green not h* eligible fnr benefit paymenta lawns, makes for gracious living rHHEE Bedroom cement Mock ENVELOPES. Setlerhraffx, state­ before Oct. 1, Indqitnit Commis­ an unusual home (or the dtscrl PHILUPS home, landscaped, PHILUP: ment*. lavoice*, hand bull, and mlnatmg buyer. Shown’ by’ ap­ hardwoodd floors. G. 1. Finance. p r o g r a m * , etc. Progressive sion Chairman James T. Vocelie pointment only. Phone S1T-W. reports. SC Case with Harrow and Frost "THIS OLD HOUSE" *8,500 Cultivators. Vocelie said that the Federal and THREE B. R.'a with 7‘i Acrea of UK Bedroom Home, excellent TRACTOR CO. Grove, which aisurrs you ■wayBRITT Stale laws which bring employer* -oodltion. Walking distance of Hamlin F M w m r a 17-6$ Rerih M ew M of an income. House and Grove town. Partially furnished. Terms. with four or more worker* umier needs some work, but can he Harvey. $M done by owner. Very Good the program and liable fnr a pay­ \ *800. DOWN lenford Ave. Terms. Three Bedroom Modern .Masonry roll tax of 2.7 per cent took effeet ome. U Lovely location. Electric Home. Easy Terms Fnr Rant NEW Q Lorain Drag Janfiary 1. Only employes of firms ^Cltiuea, Itthenj, Ceramic ___ Tile Bath. with right or more worker* were Lina. Phona Orlando 26-784. , Priea xn.800. 117 So. Park Phone 771 M ather of Sanford covered before. F6T FW Real Reas* seecs: » $ d $ B. 1st SL . Phene 1ST C b Dm m d Harkov. R ta lta n "The Jan. J effecliva date doea House cleaning, window*, walls, $7,900.00 16$ N. Park At*, n m s 93X9. Floors. D. C CaldwaU, Phona not raaan that the employes of NEW two bedroom masonry bom a, 1149-J, the newly-covered firms beenma o st In, Oak floors, tiled bath, eligible Immediately for unemplny. *NOT A PROJECT! delaetrle kitchen, close to church­ Quality Rubber Stamp* meat compensation benefits," Vo­ es and schools, a real bargain, l i f e ____ Stock and Made to Ordtr celie aatd. “ That la the date from BUT — Homes of Real Individuali­ immediate possession. — 24 Hour Service — __ which employers began paying Into ty: Brittany Farm Homes, New 1 Bedroom, masonry, just out SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES of City, 3 mills from the clock, the (und, but payment of benefit* 3431 Yale Ave. Phone 2962-J, blinds, h u ter. and water heater in unemploved persons whn meet Included. Immediate possession, the tests of eligibility will not come 99.100, requiring as low aa REFRIGERATOR a Cu. Ft. U rge $1,090 down, balance leaa than until October i at (he earliest. Fretxar Compartment. Clean, On Large Landscaped normal rant. qulat. Phona 3143-J. ia the bait ef neighborHa explained that (Mi la because the law provides that tn be eligible Another Dandy! Brown Fox FUR Jacket. Site 1$. for minimum benefit payments of Excellent Condition. $29. Pbooa POMPLBTB with all the teaturwe 3 • B. R. modern masonry homo 1254-R after 6 p. m. IS a weak a worker must have been n y o u have dreamed about such in top condition, situated on 95X130 to o m covered employment in at laast ” as enioMd Genera) Elaetrle lot In excellent close-in location. ■pftianaaa aid coland plumbing Home has furred walla, full cera­ ‘50 Modal BSA C-ll MOTOR CAR two of the first four of (he pail CYCLE. 13 cu. in. Very econom­ mic. tiled bath, and oak floora. aX m T five calendar quarters and have ical Cell after a p. m. $01$ Kitchen has beautiful cabinets, had wag* earning* of at least IlM. Sanford Ava,, Phone 794. AND araflahlg at naaaaable molded Formica link top, and prieee. with flu b u t flaaaclag O. E. Refrlgaratar. An assortThe coverage extension to firms A with m film am dewn-peymeat of citrus erect in back TRAILER Bottle Combination with with four or morq workers lneraaimmta. 30 ITU Heater $40. Thor Electric yard This home la on* year eld. •a the number of covered employ** walling distaacf to school, and Iraaar 935. $606 Hiawatha Ava. from 550,1)00 to 6S0,«w, or approxi­ surrounded by homes of equil WtOtam C. PhUHffi, Jr. valua. 91,500 will handle. mately three of four of all noo-farm PORTABLE Weillnihouie Sewing Machine. Like naw! $60. PhoM worker* in the atate. Covered am S tm in o lt Realty ployeri now number about 37,000 JO B CAU, compared to 16,793 before the new W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO LARGE Packing Trunk. Good con­ law took effect . ____ _ dition. 112 ElntAva. n er m 1962 F trk Are, Furnished $ room housa. 539 j Valencia Dr. Phone 1009. I Aluminum i : m fitSic °S82u !!W — B U S IN E S S / 4 c n » — « W IT H A ■* • r» « T r» M n m r t r t !» .. *on u » m i n * i n n t m I I ns Film F s r a emAwwmk • nauAKDo u n n u iila a T n u r w m s e in tT II la M trik s ft R lr h a f t si* an on I :M iStHMN wits D*«a Wtk II s* Vallsnl Ladr III* ■ ip m ili nf Ufa 1J:H ■vawiiw 13 3S B ts n -h f n r T o m e f r o w « H K w W m iu aemw u n O u ia in v L ig h t SIS Rsndssioua l:S S J a c k >a*r th a w S 19 i n D avit I IS l .n , a Binrr t :(1(1 T1A : -in lls b a r t Q L a w la fit* John P a i r N*ws i n R n b s r t q . L a w is t!|« L a r s t t a t o u n x *h » W V I » w s r 's D l t s s t iiis Hnd(r*» a Prlsnd* *nn »i* Fuyntt s .3)1 5'on A r i T h » r » lt ) S M r aiiisr ■s.0(1 T h a M llllo n a tra *;4»- R rn w s ln x Around * Ilk n ao n t f l n l A H » rr* l K i l l s* is an w.iinstitav m *m Tlahte «nn R n ahisr D a r m n lndusirr On Parade ■ a crtl B tn rm « II II no Ni » i — uonru — Waathar a.ao O n T n u r A c c n u n t lli»T H r ta k lh a Rank a m * e a s a v e i, a l i l t eisn-oir sse xa n a rru * Tn unit! at sm «*t*« w apam a t Sill ai**** A IT W IN s , . . w F eem iB R e n o * lOshsr SSniiaa t-lab »;** ( i l l M«ws.fr*eiker a v a iia n I M The U e n l e * I h n w l-ss w i l d m il K i c k n k I an i'tpuiH X n ru M . s i n * : | S R .e n r r »:*• T w Psllnr* «*> n « u r K iln an t* a N aw * in 3n Hif.-i-On Pr-ium lH.umn ?:Sn V i r ji n la A lla r Bhnw in ;s N,-*1* . W>4(hnr T It I IS ' I n S a rw n iid MUntr lOiln I.ml. knvnt, Mhni, 1 in A n n l a o a k la v CLASSIFIED DtSFLAY WEECOMB ' TO SANFORD Naval Personnel 1 1an S i i, , i rr a r a Krlanda I I s (In d fra r A. S'rlands U llU n n a lth IM r » a (lo t A a sn rst :n in ('a n ltirv T o t fiUurr 11 ** I I O t ln r k R s p n rl WUI You Ba Our GaegtT S ns R a d io m e c ro ii n o n in s v A P m x o u sr 1)41 TSi X M tli Si <0 S ill IIS w .M * Ai a n T w u i a h t a n n as lilt D ia l -X T ' I nr Slu alo _ , JRI»« r » » r u Honk X iiiiin a t R sn a o m • •4* Vi## ♦ on in Nlehl y.am na tlnll** Kallnna I t ’s Dannellm* * in IS iie At Ran* Ilia *:16 i t v i Mom* i l l * L a t a t a a 'f C a n T * F l l g e e i i e t t t as* a o f f T an a an iY is im e e*ii v* iw r w t!s* sis til* k m e*T*n O’alaak Club f ill D m »;** Rfiaria AI A Olaea* f M b e r 'e OffeUa ' t r a l s e DaraU ass ane [ ■ m ine 1 Isrs an* Thai* Room* ar* avaflebl* *7 h # w l-ss csstaln Ksnaaro* li«9 0»»r ?MW H*----.U 0 . 1 41 QMS Sftn lfnush Absolutely Free 1S.S0 ISIS 1 1 ;Ss O i r r It n n r s t h a w A r lh n f C ln W frs, A r t h u r O rn llr * r ■I r i k s ( t R lr h 11 SA V ills n t L s S r I.n t s o f l . l ( t R rs rr h f s r To m o rro w ’ C u M in r L ig h t I O c ln fk R sp n rt J i r k P a i r Show l , o i » B lo rr lis h s r t (3 Le w ta llo m s p a r t r R ia y s r n f f Rob C ro s b r n r ifh t s r b a r R s s rs i (te rm On T n u r A rrn u a t On T n u r A rn e u e l Hit* n r l M l i e Oe A <Te*g Rs s m > » r A I a 4 r We hava laased some Rooms at the beautiful Mar-Lmt Motel Lsl* ihnw U til Raw* * a-. till *JW I IMS i: is 13 I S l :SS IIS 1 30 t so 1 IS SiSO S In 4 SO 4iis 4:19 lilt IS DOWNTOWN FISHING' SAN ANTONIO, T#x.(A>)..Da. teclivn Jo* Garcia raught *n $a pound redfish in downtown San Antonio. Suspicious about the conduct of u man who hurried Into * cafs with the fish unite Ida arm, Garcia chicked with A nearby fish and poultry m arket Sure enough, they war* abort A fish, and Garlea got hla and fish,' TELEVISION Additional Workers i Are Now Covered. Under Benefit Law i» l a r s iiii m n 'm * 5S 7 \\ ’4 A f s i ? M ^ S H E A * ® PRUAJ INC* KMIPB SALES M A M tC A M B /A J o a i 'T H E ' EAWLY EAtCLY, B 1U S For a period of 4 day*, to New arrivals at Our Njval Air Station irm s i STOP hy and Plek up YOUK Kay at th* uffice of Odham & Tudor, Inc. "Builder* of Fin* Home*" 2625 8. French Avenue AAR. 2 » <3- Thar* 14*1 a . h M*i»4r m Li Dte*e4 M a t in s * ■w* ■ar V**e Hank Wnrte AI THrse Rindatasd Rscnril Praslaiv Tssn Time few* Tee* Via* A nenstble person Is one who cotnee to ue for s*n< slble building meterinis at seiiBiblo pricea. Undoubted* ly, you'll have a aensiblo a % Crumley-Montcith * constructioa -vhen you'ro NEED CASH7 through. S e K ^ Aa >. L •1* WiJVsn f «» me*** by W»1A*| 4 little )o»t M it of our twnT' Mi l l l UMBER & SUPPLY YARD {gU Sm e i S i ■»*»x, « -• v • • —„• CUUtnlFIED DBFLAY SEAT COVERS For All Cara BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandM orrison, Inc* B u f a r i rto rM a * Phong 208 • w- wimWi | ! jL h Ju * k* * 1\Z , '! *1V* f l\ �« . ... •’-v..= .- . ■- . •......... : ■■ . <• ; .. *. -. -.' .X ' ’ t ' •r • r y /• * a /- •,’* :& .1. • > .-•■ Congress Asked For Nearly $7 For Expansion Of Sanford r.T- W eather McKe n z ie s WHITE. ACRE beabawk " WHOLE Shop and Save In Sanlord 10-OZ. PKG. vmm -WHILE IT LASTS’’ ' YOU G IT . ONE PINT ’ OLARIN S ABSOLUTELY AT REGULAR PRICE OF LYKE8 SUGAR CREEK FACIAL TISSUE SCOTTIES SCOT TISSUE U. 9. “GOOD EAT1N" CH U CK LI ROAST U. S. -GOOD KATIN" BRISKET BEEF H alf Or Lb. ^ / V STEW Lb. Whole ’ 1M 12-14 Lb. . PETER PAN PEANUT J fEANUT Ru t t e r 9ft / t FREE WITH EACH ORDER TICKET TO SHELF PAPER FK BARS PERSONAL REG. ROLLS rn J -J rfriA u r ★ WRIGHTS SILVER CREAM * w a ste baskets JOHNNY MOPS ★ EASY OFF-OVEN CLEANER HOME SWEET HOME MILDEW Proventative . QUICK DIP SILVER CLEANER *• BROOMS MOPS * GLAMORENE RUG CLEANER ZUD STAIN REMOVER if KITCHEN CULTERYi SUGGESTIONS DUTCH MAID CREAMY FUDGE DUTCH MAID REG. ROLLS NO BUGS M’LADY ★ I Cane ROLLS SCOT TOWELS MOVIELAND RIDE IN THEATRE if ★ ★ ★ LB. PKG. HERSHEY'S APPLES WITH 1.00 OR MORI FOOD ORDER LYKES LARGE YELLOW HEUV-U-RITE BEANS . •. , it o*. Cute SUCCO TASH WITH Lbs. Cane NIBLETS CHIU ’• r- • • » • g Building P e rm its R isin g ' Rulhling penults In tha month ef December, 1065 nearly doubled those issued in tha eame month of lOSt. According to a report made to the Board of Sanfoid City Com­ missioners, 44 building permits were issued at a total valuation of 8in5,0tlU while for the month of December 1964 only 866,320 in building permits wero Issued, Plumbing permits for December 1035 touted 39 and electrical per­ mits tame to 18. 806.10 in electri­ cal permit fees were collected. Plumbing permit f»ee eame to 8341.50. Ther. were eight sewer connec­ tions mad* during Decombcr of last year. In othsr reports, the Fire De­ partment made 21 call* during lh* month of December 1055 with undetermined property damage. Th* Water Department of the City of Sanfoid set 32 meters, transferred 1.1 meter*, rhnnged tfl, re read 15, and repaired 25. According to the monthly re­ port there were nine leak* re­ paired, 32 services installed, 10 roinplalnt rail* made, 27 cut offs, 11) turned on, and 32 meter boxes Installed. During the month of Decembee last year there were 4.112 meter* In evrvire with three on a flat rate, making tho total services of the water department come to a sfVEM.TRflT CRUBWIT ' ONIONS Lbs. 80 S Cane FANCY CBLLO * . LAVA 2 SOAP SK CARROTS 2 *• a • FOR YOUR SHOPPING PLEASURE REYNOLDS • CONTINUOUS BACKGROUND MUWC • COMPLETE AIR CONDITIONING • FRIENDLY PERSONNEL REG ROLIi PARK AVENUE AT 25th STREET _______ Cub Scout Group To Gather Monday At McKinley Hall No. 14 Wire I K 1S5S Tha Bureau of Budget* today requested from Congress an spproprlatlnn nf 86,026,000 for the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Sta­ >W .rv* ** '■,* tion. Congressman Syd Herlong, who ha* continuously worked for im­ provements In th* Sanford arra, advised Tho Sanford Herald by Irlephnne today, “that the Bureau wa* prepared lo Justify tha re­ quest." Engineering firms, studying wat­ Approximately 498 eandldatt* er and utility, improvements for hav# applied for degree* from thh the local Naval Air St'alion, have University of Florida during mid. been working hare for a number year commencement exercise* Sat­ urday, Jan. 28. cf month*. Commencement exercises art* The City nf Sanford ha* received a request for additional watrr scheduled for '.he Florida Gymnasupplies more than double the sup­ alum at 8 p. m. ply that hss normally been used] Dr. J. Wayne Ralls, president ef at Ihe Sanford Naval Aualllary Air | m thwi University of rFlorida, u u i v i i B i t j ui t u iiu ii wli; n i t . ypr* t wStation. aid* over th* exercises and tha Congressman Herlong funJver commencement speakar will be atated, In hla conversation with Major General Mark D. Hollis, asTha Sanford Herald, that the ap­ aistant surgeon general and chief propriation would “be used to build engineer, U. S. Public Health Ser­ a hangar, aircraft parking arra, vice. •’ lurhn engine teat facility, bar­ Of the 486 candidates applying rack*, mess hall, and ultllty Im­ for degteea 526 applied for bache­ provements." lors, 108 for masters, 20 fer doc­ The appropriation of nearly sev­ tors, and 33 for bachelor* of tawen million dollars would answer a Student* who hav* applied for Ini of question* regarding the per drgt-sea. Hated by names and mnnency of the Sanford Naval from Seminota County Include th s Auxiliary Air Station. And tin following! Sanford— Dans douhtcdly, auch Improvement* wW . . . _____ ;___ ;--------------------------------— — A jolting 5,331 motor vehlcta owner* and operator! received notice in December alone that their privilege* to driva or register a vehicle had been suspended for non-compliance with tha security requlramsnla of the stale’s new Financial Responsibility Law, J, Edwin Larson, state treasurer and insurance commissioner, dsclared last night. The Pack Committee of Cuh Mr. Larson, who admlnlsUra tha ’ Reports from tha varlnua dein ’Scout Pack 10 will hold its month­ law, made the announcement Mrtmanla of tha City of Sanford have been aubmitted to tha Board a radio address that was heard ly meeting Monday Jan. 23. 7:30 over Radio Station WTttR and p. m., at McKfnley Hall of the ef City Commissioner*. TUie Police Department, accord- around the state, and tn which ha First Methodist Church on South lhg*tn the report, made 139 arrest* also slated that the traffic accid­ Park Ave. Matters nf primary Interest to during tha month of December ent toll for 1085 waa at least 072 which were tried before City Judge dead, approximately 76.000 injur­ be discussed at this meeting are John Leonardy and action taken ed—an incrcaso of 6,988 over tha coming reregistration of the wither by fine or Imprisonment. A 1064—and property damago of at Cube and Pack Committee which said la slated for February and the total of 12 cases was dismissed. least 803,000,000. He also Of tha 139 arrest*, HI were for that tho fatality rate probably Clue and Gold Banquet which ia drunkenness and 1C for exceeding would be Increased, a* In prevloua an annual February event. Official* nf the Peck Commit­ tha epeed limit, 18 case* were made years, by the death of soma ac­ for Improper parking(, 13 for cident victim* who aro now on tha tee reveal that at.thia time there are a few opening, for Cuba in cnralet* agd negligent driving and critically injured list. While the state’s new Financial Park 10. iC * o r assault and battery. Nine Farenta who would likes tn en­ ----------------------77. cases of parking overtime, eight Responsibility law has increased Th»' Water' Department of the for Inmate, -of gambling. hougg. the number of lilsUred cars to b*» ter, their boys, ages eight'through City of Sanford consumed 2,118 s«van for dltorderly conduct, five tween 80 and 86 per cent of those 10, commented tha official. In Ilia gallons of fuel oil, 308 pounds of for drunkenness and dl»ord*rly registered In Florida—which ha Cub Scouts, are Invited to meet chlorine, 10 gallons of lubricating conduct, four for petit larceney, described as equal to the exper­ with the Parent Contact Repre­ oil, and 29.120 Kilowatt Hours of four for driving drunk and four ience of 44 other state* having sentatives of Cuh Packs in and 34 electricity used. ___ violation*. ____ the same type of law—Mr. Larson at tha same time and place. fpr parking meter Water pumped from tha wells Official* stated that It I* not Other"™***"mad# by tho San-ilabelled as “a dangerous minority" 1totaled 38.250.000 gallon* and desirable for par.nts to briug ' • ‘ tiie 16 to 20 per cent of uninsured ford Police Department Included: | 18.280,000 gallons pumped from their boys to this meeting. assault with a deadly weapon, as* cars thnt remain on tht road. tho reservoir. The All-Florida Family, named The new Financial Responsibili­ trcspnsslng-vagrancy, leavhv the Florida Chain Store Coun. fn ^tb # .erne of an accident, loit­ ty Law requires the owner or New York Mayor ,11, visited Sanford this morning In SHS Team Seeks ering, using property without opeiatur of an uninsured motor ve­ its tour of the State which be­ owner’* permission, destroying hicle to deposit up to 826,000 in Seeks Strike's End gan last Monday morning. Season's 4th Win Ming house, brandishing firearms, collateral with the State Treasur­ HEW YORK Mayor Robert er to cover damage claims arising Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sholftr, private property, operating a gumtty II. P. fiURDIl’. unattended motor vehicle, no drlv- out of a traffic accident in which F. Wagner says he ha* “ high The Seminole High School bat- and their two children Suaanne, 6, hopes" that the city's rnsl and fuel kriball team will be seeking their and Randy, 3, anivifd h*«e about (Continued on Page Eight) ars license, pnrking prohibited, oil drivers’ strike will he settled fourth win of thr season tomorrow II o’clock and were mat bv a dele­ parking all night, pnrking In retoday. aarved «pnce, Inipropor brake*, night at the expense of the Apopka gation of Sanford Merchant*. Hugh K. Sheridan, chairman of Dine Darters. I-I lh* group welcoming th* Improper starting from a parked a mayor'* eitiiena committee, said Members of th# First Federal The Celery Feds who got off lo All-Fhnida Fam'ly were Ralph yFsttlon, and running a stop sign. last night 300 struck companies a slow atari till* season by drop­ Austin Smith chairman ef th* Savings and Loan Assn, at a 'Obcordlng to the report, 12,414 had submitted a new offer of a ping four game* in a row, Jumped Florida Product* Festival tn Semi­ mealing yesterday at the Associa­ 4eaa collected In fine* from the 27lk-ccnt-an-hour parkage. Into the win column when they nole County for th# Seminole tion's office re-elected If. Jams* City Court and 1180 was collected Wagner asked the teamsters played New Smyrna Brach, and County Chamber ef Commerce, Gut, Georg* Touhy and A. Edwin la Court cast*. union to give tho offer Its most continued lo win thren out of their Commissioner John Mslach, George Shinholser aa directors and heard From tha parking motere In San­ Touhy, President of th# Chamber a report of President Howard Fa­ serious consideration. He rited re­ last four starts. ford, 89,708.82 was rollccted and ports yesterday that sumo multiple The Sanford Junior Varsity will of Commerce, It. N. Olackwelder ville on tho 1933 operation, aeparking meter fines totaled S1U8.03 rtalmed as “ the best tn our 21 MIAMI MV-Tha University nf dwelling* would begin to exhaust play the Junior Itlne Darters In and C. L. Redding, tor the month of December, Miami h»» reported a nsw drug I>he‘r *u*l ,n *• hours wlllh l’unJ the first game beginning at 7 The All-Florida Family I* Inur­ year history of serving people of p. m. The Sanford “11" team goes ing the State a* a part of th* this araa.” that kill* polio virus on contact. 'dr#d" of„ . n hcr,* ru"n If* a wash; not a vaccine. supplies “from hour to hour Iron: into tha contest sporting a 5-3 ra­ ittalewida Florida Products FeallThe savers were paid over 8(41,I (Coatlasrd aa Page eight) } cord. 000 in dividends at three per cent "This I* nears of Importance to then °oa year, the report said, and added •vary mother and child," said a that th* growing economy wa* spokesniun for the university yesplacing a strong demand for more ttrday. He reported that the drug, money with which to build, buy known as ehlorpaetln, Is available and repair homes. and may b* used as an antiseptic At th* subsequent dlrretora destroying harmful vlrua In hoaThe Salvation Army Citadel. lo­ pitals, laboratories and homes. marling Favllla was returned as cated at 214 E. Second St., which president. Other officers elected In an article prepared for th# Ji one of the oldest building* In official Journal, Antibiotics and Include Touhy, executive vice preSanford. I* at the present time Chemotherapy, Dr. Murray San­ aldent; E. C. Harper Br., first vice emdargolng remodeling and rono- der*, professor of microbiology, president; S. F. Doudney, second wflona. vice president; Rosamond Chap­ seid chlorpactin waa tested at tha The remodeling of tha building University of Miami Microbiolog.* man, secretary-treasurer; Maxine pill entail adding a prayer room Ekern, assistant secretary-treas­ Laboratory against the virus of and a band room tn the building, urer; A. Edwin Ihinhnlier, at­ polio and encephalitis. facelifting of the, present welfare torney. office, and beautifying the plat­ “It completely and quickly In­ Indications are that this current activates or kill* polio virus on form of the church. One Sunday year will >continue the upward contact," h* wrots. School classroom will be added. trend that th* association has The spokesman said chlorpactin Tha offices, classroom*, and shown during the past five years, main auditorium ire In bo painted Is not a curn for polio and la not U was aald. and the entrance to the auditori­ taken Into tha body. It* primary usa is as an antisaptie wash for , um beautified. * Verba remodeling wt>rk which I* parson* In contact with the vlrua . Jud icial Council Being done to the building should of various diseases. be completed within three week*," A ttem pts To Build atated Lieutenant Raymond Luce, Civil W ar V eteran Commanding Officer. Jury Service Plan * A public dedication of the budd­ TALLAHASSEE (A - A commit­ ing will be announced at a later Says B attle O ver tee of th* Florida Judicial Council data. T _______ ___ CRF.STVIEW. Fla. OB-The War says It la trying lo work out a plan Between the States la finally over which will make Jury service less as far a* one of Ita veteran* ta burdensome concerned. Ha'a been kilted by a ’elegram Sent BolJvsr Hyde of Laktlsnd, ehalrYankee. man of th* counrll'i rommlttee William Allen (Unela Bill Lundy )n Expenditures surrendering looking Into way* of improving the to Northern charm. jury system, will make a report A telegram to Tha Sanford received the Uaa from Mia* Terry on Us studies at a public meeting Herald: Broderick, 20-year-old Ohio *tete ef tha touncil In Miami Jan. 28. * “ Pleased ta advl*« that De­ coed, at hla lMth birthday an­ partment of Defenaa has re­ niversary party yeatarday. Hyde aald tentative findings quested following expenditure! would bi released on a aampUng “That's tha first time that I know .la Fifth Congressional District: of opinion as to how selection and Patrick Air Force Ba»e 819,­ of that I waa ever kilifd by a treatment of Jurora can be 1m 188.000: Pineeaslla Air Torre Yankee woman," ha aal. “ Uka prwed. 1 ftne." .Bate. 8788,000; Naval Auxiliary The remmKtM haa been aelleitMis* Broertek, whoia parents Judies, attarrecently moved to Creatview, and O NI OF TH I llaa* entries J i «he Birytle fcfety Club will be Margaret Gray. 19-year-eH, JW O J School student, Shawn ea the left la lira. Wrancaa Murray who baeda'tha b*a/Oa aaSMg f m All-Florida Family Stops Here On Tour Faville Relumed To President's Job At First Federal Miami University Reports New Drug Killing Polio Virus a* • s # Statesman Herlong Relates Bureau Set To Justify Request Salvation Army's Building Undergoes Remodeling Job LARGE STAYMA WINE8AF. ■•vt M any Lose Privilege O f Operating Autos •for Not Heeding Law Departmental Data .ny's Groups ^ Handed To Board PICNIC KINGAN’S RELIABLE BEADY TO EAT FLO R ID A FROZEN C U T -V P ^ WITH EACH PINT OF Lbs. AN IN D DIBJ^^D A IL ^NNEWBPAPHB EW BPA PIEi am iN inW r aBN ND N T DAILY BANFOR SPECIAL OFFER! GROUND “GOOD BATIN" Mosllv rloady today, soma rhaata of rain; high 73-78; colder tonight, clearing toward morning; lawaat, St-42. MMiifiU i m v tfu •» MVaUk is leas IfaUas ftub, Utatt IftHsJt UolF Graduation „ Exercises Are Set Sunday, Jan. 28 'M Officer at local i ^rommandlng S Sn**a W teas S L ’rnin Si the fmllial t s * Oar% «»*« U-iu nnti committal 1In 11 ™ . Navy Rase, was non regards In lh# request for the appropriation for th* multi-mil­ lion dollar ImprnvrmcAt program. However,, Captain .fsckxon did slate that “lh* present appraised valuation of the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Air Ballon Is nine mil­ lion dollars aril that this money, if appropriated, would practically double tha valuation." Congressman Herlong staled In TAIPEI, Forme** (/PI-Natlonhla conversation with this paper that 'Tha request for Hie nearly • Hat China'* air fore* command** seven million dollar appropriation •ays the Communist* may attaelC is In comparison In only $600,000 the offahor* Island* at any lltnw that was appropriated last year." and if they de he will go aftep The Defense Deportment today their base*. Gen. "Tiger “Wang Rhu-MIng In asked Congress to approve a new, worldwide military building pro­ an interview llkewlsa expressed gram, which Includes the expan­ doubt that th* numerically auparinf sion at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary Red air force reuld malotuln air Air Station, in cost 82,012,283,000, control over th* offshore Island with more than half nf ll going tn front. "Sure th* Communists hav# % the Air Force. The program, Included In the lot more planet—good plane*— 1937 fiscal year budget submitted MIG 15a. MlG17a and twln-jtt 1L1 this week, tnvrrs project* at 292 28a," said th* Tigtr. “But if they attaek tha Isisndi defense installations In every state except Weil Virginia, and at 42 tn and w* daatroy their haaaa, how Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rim and will they be able to win nlf the Canal Zone, plus sight foreign superiority? The moat Important target will be their base*. countrira and Pacific Islands, "Sum* people don't think Uttr« One feature nf the measure Is provision for tho sale abroad of la much poaalblllty of an early In­ 130 million dollars n( surplus farm vasion of tho Quemoy and Matsu prmlurls to defray the mat of some island groups. We can't ba. *• new military housing overseas. optimistic. It la poaiibls for th t Pro|>osed military building, in­ stuck to come at any tlma." | cluding land acquisition, In the United States would total 81,035,­ 281,000, the overseas eonitnietion figure is 8334,222,000, and work at classified and unspecified location* amounts In 8102,780,090. Nearly 80 million dollar* is earmarked for Greyhound* will run tn bencRI lh* construction of 3,700 mililary family housing units in th* United worthy students at tha University of Florida, Florida State and Flo­ States. rida A and M tonight at thx Sanlord-Orlando Kennel Club. George Barr Opens All prulit from the cnijr* 10race program will be turned over School For Umpires In the Stela Board of Control fop Georg* R*rr l« (fain at ■Ihe distribution lo the scholarship Lnngwnnd Hotel with hla Umpire funds nf these universities. Flying Fool, the track's winnlntfSchool and will officially open to­ day at 2:30 p. m. Several of San­ est greyhound, will bid (nr his sixtlg ford'* prominent peraoni will ho victory in the scholarship handL taking part In tha opening recep­ cap aisled for tha ninth race, Mill Ewrn'a sm iting black pup tion In the Longwond Hotel. Barr waa a National League has suffered only one defeat this Umpire for lit year* and the ori­ season and Tie ran aecond by h is ginator of the Umpire School which than a half a length on that occa­ 1* now In it* 21st year, lie ha* sion. A handsome trophy will gie chosen Longwnod'a location for the to the winning greyhound's owner paat five rnnircutlva year*, and in the annual icholarahip night's . . many of hla graduate* are now feature event. well-aeatoned umplrea in baaehall RUCCEMOR NAMED lcaguea and In the armed forest*. GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. (|C» Lucius Pitkin, Inn., New York, naa SHORT RETIREMENT BONHAM. Tea. CB-Cecll Buark. bean named successor to Amerlf TO, who resigned a* county Jailer Smelting k Refining Co. far “to lake things easy," turnad In lion of ill uranium or«> . hla keys yesterday noon and said stations and sampling plants In U * goodbq to fellow officers, To e*U- Western United tales. The Inert brate hla retirement he went hunt olflf* ef the' Atomie Renrgy Ing with hla son, Johnny. They mission announced yeatarday tht, ware only a few mllea south of New York firm will assume mem , agemaat ef the PMf i U taa M U y , M also win opere o e ■ Nationalist Chief Says Red Attack Could Be Any Time Greyhounds To Run For College Group � 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 18, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 18, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 18, 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/05c46f25e9358b5f7c74728e7f3d9365.pdf 57218451d068c642406f41b53061f759 PDF Text Text D tfrrtorr id -A 464*y atrtkeshutdown t i Detroit's three w t » te n . ab‘ that .Bach M n 'c fc m d n d i* down* 1b * competitive newspaper city In the flit 10 ytsrs, and wa* pat off Me. 1 b7 * walkout «t t»«t 1* why w# mate ttoreotyperaOnly toe tract ratifleatlae by truck drivers (teaasiters) at* the afamoon Tlm n and morn Ini Free Praia remained today between full aetltemant with eight union*. Drlvara at the afttmooe Nawi approved a new pact unanimously ycitarday and teamster laadan ■aid rallilcatlon by tba other two unit* waa “a foregone conciliate**!? All three newspapers, trhoee eomblnad ampteyment total* 4,Me and whoa* dally alreulattee total* more thin 2,800,000, called back worker* yaatarday to begin ready* Ini the Wewe and Timae for ptblication today and tba Pro* T rail to ro ll tomorrow morning. p m ttte f a t * tot p u t tba age of By the ttma he's * year old, * Imtoyla ready fot toyi ha ean work wttlL Mmole building block*, peg Zod rtagtote and rw h wUl. W p ykbte^fforUo provide ■tad to il the «ew Ra­ yoW job* Uta* aeator. iti-'l lu ba 144 bo|nu ln la - dan suggested I have theta re­ moved, la there »ny medical r*aaon why I ahtruJd permit anrgary T Anewar: It 1*adv liable that you follow your physician's euggeattoh tn thla matter. Otbarwtaa, tho CRO SSW O RD . M ro 'V 'SiB g R GAIN PROVES FATAL CS, Utah (Jl. — Joseph1.C. l ie, wanted to prove he i afraid. iff .'Albert i of Clarita told him the WRiHted e dam e,of, RitaRttetta yaatarday. ffe took hla H « caliber revolver and them bow to play. • , to show he wasn’t atyglrt. a finite bullet In the gua’i r, pointed th* Weapon gt .! i i'ji i n i : * iff * M m :i i i : •' ;ii1 i i j i • . 'j • i i iiH i>*MR 4 ).,■ i .fill* H T 1 •*» .1 (’ V I .1 V V, 1 •) ' It 4, »|* b* A- ■bl J'.'.li 1 r 4 ;iMM j 1Jl li'fll •v r-j'jii -HI ,4 ( 11-3 w e r j t i • U 4I 1SS iq:-j • j To Congress Today With Big Inc regie WASHINGTON ID - President Elsenhower lent hi* flret balanced budget to Congrei* today. It cal)* for ipending BMAM,000,000^ in the yaw beginning duly 1, an iaeraaa* of moro than l i t billion doQara over this year, mainly tor defanao. A predicted bicreaae of B1.80#,ooo,non In revenuei, to a letal of W,too,ooo.ooo, foreahadowad p aurptu* of 448 million dollars In fiscal HOT. Th* President asked C ongrqfru forego a tax cut united th# Cut would not Interfere with email debt reductions planned In the new budget. He alto predicted the gov­ ernment would wind up tho current fiscal year 23 million. dollar* In the black. He aaid spending of 864,210,000,000 will be more thin bal­ anced with revamtea of 864,100,000,000. r ][ |te. NagtUve rr V TT u A . TT i w a r sau i * DOWN f t I. valley I (post.) I S. JawUli month X. Capital (tt.) 4, Silkworm D A ILY • £ Hr f*! h TT 3T T l TT •ie Jo _ n AO VA ” 1 7T _ rr *21 Shape s» • th re a t **5S S i Scenited 6. Tear % Leather " ‘ ‘ "" TV v r -L — rr £1I w ! • Like TT”w z . z i 21 Tut* 24. Fiavtamental ; 'J5 tt CROSSWORD SRomdo'e hlgheetasae fl, gptrv.ea cm: I rr ACROSS 8. EncounU . t. Military l(f» erad g. Out Of 1 Father 18. Flower I t Loom out — z 1 22 49, Beetles ^ 4*. Variety of r TT" I ! r ,' b«m % _ % MLU.KI a Ul^tlUU uijr-njci •■tuunti ra tl'JlIM MLilli HI I.'. II -IHIJHHI.H* M SUMCt i j(j :ii i i.tr.' utju ‘jl -IUM HKL'UH (’ill l i l . n j u as. strip** UIIL'UW i,m ,L!fiivn 30. M ar* ' l . l ' .il' 'tuLinn elans ,f .'11iu u u it r i? ■ticks ! -JlistMINI I ’ II M-typ* of architee* lure U S ite scarf t B « ll 84. TvrUlsd f fahrtu le, Apportion 1 t t . Discharge * as a gun - M t t Ceokad. 4 0 m i * fit M Ml Ward* off 1 aAtwrti. ' nanoMier CJ . . ( gyred,) , r h i Thore arehvelgree, iis iM B ^ u a n ^ ^ MnW&MWWWMUiM t f t t lif ^ if B M ^ iif H lB Large Sum Missing A t Quincy Church to toomn W t ^ t h t e j t s n e a t WagaraPana Radio-TV • B fC R A R U 1 MtRCBR ■CutCHMONT, NY. ID-Htor# arc til kteda of courage. Hare la one kind.. Take e If-yaar-old man in a. gray flaaiel suit who. Uvaa in: ■ comfoitebto home ip the suburb* with hia wife and five children, ranging from I to IB yaara old. Sand him down to tbo afatio* Ova mornings a weak, to eaffl'n New Y^rk-hound train t e a ' wiU-paftag Advertising ■cancy fab wtbch ha thoroughly datosta, . Letbl* Bast drag moto loathfully each mArkte|..LM htojUstoate for the tklnga h* does at Wa jab each day ttcmtta* atfadUy. But-let him nrvsr format (hat ha tovfa W* wife and children and want* to provide for them,' Finally let him be physically nauseated one morning at tba pm pact of hla Job. Than he,’and his wife, alt down and agree that th* ooly thing for him to do la to realise hla deep desire: quit bis Job and be a free­ lance television writer. Today,; nearly a year later, Phil Ralsman Jr. la on* of th* rising new generation'of television script QUINCY, 111. id - More than BJBQ.OQO la bellavcd missing from a Lutheran church account in tha Mercantile Bank of Quincy. Tba shortage was discovered aft­ at* eating regularly and) the bill* er the death Nov. 2g of Andrew C. are paid on time. Most Important, Schnack, treasurer of the Central Phil Relaman Is a bappy man. Ulinoli District of the Lutheran Heiiman has Just turned te his Church, Missouri Synod, and pres­ most rceent script 1to David Susaident of tho bank, klnd,- executive producer of Arm­ Tha exact amount will not bo strong Ctrela Theater-who name* known until an audit la completed him among Ui# moat promising In about three months. 111 . ' i** of writer ‘'discoveries** <_* th# past . * The shortage was announced ysar. lt’i a factual account of eight Saturday by tha bank. The bank hour* on the women’* ward of St. did not estimate the loss, but the Luka'S Hospital in Now York, th* Quincy Herald-Whit learned from fifth •>a,L r & L art. 1,1 -ilnA script ha’s sold I nIn t f<nlne church official* that indications months. were it would run "into six fig­ Before somebody who b n a yen ures.’* to be a TV. writer and hate* hla Job decide* to- #ipiilate RaUmanrand AIRLINER SKIDS I become a tree-lance, he should be HUNTINGTON, W. Va. ID-Skld- reminded that Heliman baa been ding on hard-packed snow during a professional writer tor many a routine landing, an Eastern Air­ r o a r s . After graduating from lines Silver Falcon with 12 pas­ Brown University to 'lW , h* spent senger! and a crew of three left a down years, as .e writer* tor the runway at Huntington Airport last night and narrowly missed plunging 400 feet Into a ravin*. Tha twte-engtM plane, en route from Lou lavIlia, Xy., to Charlotte, N. C., did drop onto a ledge to scrub growth some ao feet below the runway, but ill aboard eecapad Injury. Th* passengere mntlnwd to their destteattena on snhthsr gjfftt. NARROW ERCAFB HENNESSEY, Okla. ID - Two teen-age cousin* narrowly es­ caped aeriousty Injury yesterday tn a hunting aceldaot M ir Blaoa, Okla. Leroy Fuksa, IS, said he was holding the barrel nf a .St-cslibor rtftM and poking at some brush with the stock of the gun wfcen H discharged. Th* bullet struck Bob Fuksa, 14, in the right hand below the little finger, then hit Le­ roy on the left wrlat, rutting hla watchband in two and lodging.’tn hla forearm. Roth boys wan treat­ ed at a doctor's office end re­ leased. Bryant Formally In Governor's Race OCALA (TV-Hep. F irrii Bryant of Marlon County, is formally to the IBM govarnor’a race. The 41-year-old Ocala lawyer an* mmneed ycitarday ha would enter the Democratic primaries In May. Ha will aubmlt hi* qualifying, tea to tha.iacreU ry of Mata during the Tab. 21-March ■ period proacribed by Uia itata election cod*. By *announcing hi* eandldiry, Biyajlt comes under'lb*,'restrletlona.qf.tiia code. H# may-accept contributions but must report the amounts received and donors each week to the secretary of stat*. He eannot spend any money In behalf of his campaign, axeept for pertonal travel, before Feb. 21. Bryant Is the first major con­ tender for the governorship to an­ nounce hla candidacy. ■• per *M> .eg • '% , Rhode bland awaef ■eta. This eemgana tlonal avenge of M famllla* throughout t WI1.UAMW.WHITE.DDB LEONARD MUNSON, M. Dl ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES 1209 EAST SECOND STREET SAM E PH O N E NUM BERS 15 Homes in L IT T L E V E N IC E 1 Home in FR A N K LIN T E R R A C E 1 Home in DREAMWOLD 24 Homes in RAVEN N A PARK 5 Homes in TA N G LEW O O D W H Y ACCEPT ANYTHING BUT THE A PHILLIPS H O M E.. MATERIALS, WORKMAN­ SHIP. A ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN LOCATIONS ENG 1NE1RED DEVELOP­ MENTS EQUIPPED ft MOST COM­ PLETE W I F E - S A V E R RAINBOW KITCHENS COLORED PLUMBING FIX­ TURES BEWILDBBED COONB FT. Knowr-Ky. (D-The raccoons In thla nack of th* wooda-wkat’a toft «i.'am—snuat have thought an army if Davy CrockatU psaaad through Saturday night. B u ilt waa only Brig- Dm - *emuel L Myers sad aoma TI prod rsfLaadr.NMiVtoto,. toOetly. Bastenter* wka 'i f i 'a a e e r bea« an a • mo hunt * ' Oan. Myare, aommandar t i toe training stater, waa lmprasaad id t a W H ^ U M B ia iH FINANCING TERMS!. ■i n *t ■ • * Since 1049 Sanford’s LeiiUn* BuOdtr Little Venice �* ■ ' J g jD A jJ jJ M D A T J Misfortune Swiss Bell Program To Be Given Friday At Baptist Church The eldest and sweetest ♦oned sat at Swill Betts tn America, will be featured by the «*aon Swiss Bali Ringers hi a sacred concert at tha Flrat Baptist Church, Sixth and Park, Jan. SO at 7:80 p. m. There will be no ad­ mission charge to this program, but a free will offering will bo Hrini; This aot of M Swiss Hand Balia waa brought to America from England In 1S4T and need la concerto all over tho nation by tho Ponko family of Boston, who worn known as tha original group of all-Amartean Swtoo Boll Ringers. Tho Mason Iwtsa Boll Ringer*— consisting of tha Rev. and Mrs. Benard Mason of V°a Angolta, California, are veteran concert ar­ tiste. They have given over 4,000 concert* in every state tn tha union during tha last 38 yaari. They are currently on their 14th concert tour of the nation. They feature a large variety of novel and Unique instruments — Swiss Hand Bella, musical glasses, singing saw, vibraharp, eolovox, the world's largest sat of triple octavo chime* and tho Instrument of mystery the Victor Theremin. The latter Instrument has no key­ board, airings, roods or pipes and Toapenda to tho motion of tho player's hands waving over It without being touched. JACKSONVILLE (ri-Atox D. Littlefield, eharged with Income tax evasion stood accused today of accepting money from gamblers to 1st them stay In business while kn we* sheriff of Volusia County. Two termer gambling club op­ eratora testified in Federal Court yesterday they paid "protection ■m ay" to Littlefield or two of hi* teputlex In 1M7-4I, the aanta yaari tba government charge* the one* tsme state Democratic chairman wtm ‘ evading $10,288 to income tease. Jamee L. Gullmartto, 17. S. dis­ trict attorney, told the Jury a "subitaatlai amount" of the protection money waa not reported on tittleflted'a tax raturns, Cheater BcdeO, defense attorney, countered that none of the money went te Little­ field ter his own uae hut waa channeled into political campaign fundi. Arthur Reynold* Robinson, for­ mer partner to the 400 Club to South Daytona, said he handed Littlefield to person 11,000 to cash a month for nine months aa "good will" to eparata blackjack, roulette, erapa and slot machines. Seminole High Ploys Home Tonite By H. P. GORDIE The Semtooto Hiah School varsity basketball team will be seeking Ita third win at the seaeon tonight when It meet* tha aharp-ihooting team from Palatka. In tha preliminary contest, Ihe Hanford Parochial School's eight and ninth gradera will tengte with the Sanford Junior varsity. BeUt gamws will ba played a4 the Semtooto High School gym. P int game la achedulad to get underway at 8:13 IhU evening, r DOESN’T LIKE KICKING BALTIMORE iri- Mrs. Marie Streb said ihe didn't mind being knocked down, she's used to that, but when her husband kicked her, . . . .Well! Tha t-foot-l husband of the »■ foot-18 Marfk, who waa oace known around tha professional wrestling circuit aa "Gypsy Lee," denied be floored her or kicked hey. Just a caa« at mistaken identity, aald he. But Magistrate Ximuu Sckwftetd gava tb* daeUtoa to the slender 37-year-old brum tta. He fined Streb £3. The Florida River Cruise* pleaaura boat, 'The Nautican", oa Ua maiden trip to Blu« Spring* yasitrdajr wa» rammad by an ad bar jo on 1U \ ay to lanford. Tha Nautlean. Juat 13-mtaults from Blue Sprlnja at tha lima of tha rlrar accident, waa badly damaged In the headoo amaah leavlnj a gaping hole in tta bow. Richard Sodero. one of tha eooperatora o( tha Nantican, waa on tha trip and all but thraa ol tha M paeaengeri were on tha upper deck at the time of tha craih. Sodero, Captain of lha Nautlcan J. R. Oliver, and moil of tha pas■tngera laid that tha barga gava the fl»t blaat of ita whittle to signlfy that they would heap their courae lo the right and the Nautican returned the algnal. However, according to Sodero, tha barga, coming around a make band of the river, eame acroaa tha channel broadalde ramming headon into the pleaaure boat The paaaengera and crew were thrown off balanre and only minor injuriaa warn received. Tha Nautican waa hit above tha waterline and waa damaged only In tha wood atrueture of Ihe bow. Tha tteri hull waa not damaged In tha river accident. Eye witneiaea G. D. Spring and Floyd Hopkjna aatd that the Nautl­ can waa In th« clear aa far aa tha pleaaura boat waa concerned. Cap­ tain Oliver aald that thia la the flrat accident ha haa experienced doring hla time piloting boats. Captain Oliver aald, following the accident and hie return to tha Sanford pier where a number of people met the voaseJ, that (he Nautican attempted to eacape lha craah by turning sharply away from the barge. But apparently out of control, the barge rammed the 100 foot pleaaure boat. Hodam and W. R. Kemp, the two opera lori nfeiha Florida River Cniiaee, acid that the Nautican would be put Into shape Imme­ diately and would be back In aarvice within a few days after under­ going repairs. examined by a Hanford doctor te ascertain the extent of injuries, if any. Both Kemp and Sodero expressed their regrets that such an aeeident should happen to tha Nautlean on lla first day and trip but that all hast* would h* made te have re­ pair* completed in as ahorl a lime as possible. WASHINGTON tri-American of­ ficial* studying ihe Boviet Union's budget fnr 18M aald today they find no evidence the RuiaJans are planning te baek up with cask their foreign aid offers to Asian and African natteni. The Russians hsv# talked big— a hint te Egypt about 300 million dollars or ao fnr the Aswan Dam, perhaps too million dollars for Af­ ghanistan development, 88 million for an Indian steel mill. But the Ruulan budget, dis­ closed In bread outline eorne three weeks ago and under study here ever since, ha* nothing in K tike the 84,880,000,000 to U. 8. foreign aid which Prealdent Elsenhower requested of Congreia yesterday. However, absence of definite foreign aid Itema to its budget apparently is no bar to Russia's efforts to cultivate friends, Appraisal Given To County Board Appraisal nf right of way pro­ perties for the four-lining, widen­ ing end paving of 17-88 from Plva Points to tn Sanford was submit­ ted te Ihe Semtooto County Board nf Commissioners thia morning In writing. Th« appraisal wai.estimated al slightly more than 8100,000. Tho new appraisal givaa opti­ mum fnr lha early eonstructinn of lha highway from the Orange County line oa to to Sanford. Robert E. Lee Is Program Subject Seminote High School Principal Prin Kerman *■ Morris xrfll deliver an addresa on Robert K, Lot at the school Thuradey at 10:10 a. m. Tha program will bo under, the di­ rection of iho United Daughter* of tha Confederacy. Vnete will ha fuiwlaked by th* Seminote High Band under the direction of Ernest Cowley and Ihe Gie« Club headed by Mis* Gordon Sweeney la to itrv t nl special rapreaenUtiva of tha Cham­ ber of Commerce to the outlying clUea of the county, It waa an­ nounced by tho trade body office today. Tha appointment of the loear office supply owner was mada by Prealdent Georje Touhy who aald that Sweeney would work In cooperation with Mur. Forrest Breckenridge in meeting with city officials and rlvle orranUatlons to help them with particular pro­ blem* where the action' of the eounty orjrantaation might auprla­ ment Ihelr own. The aaalgnment I* dermed erpodaily Important in cementing tha relation* between the headquar­ ter* of tha Chamber of Commerc* here and greupa striving Tor tha advancement of mere localised intereata. It la honed tha' the diversi­ fied service* of the county body will be used te supplement the activities of groups within tho altivi In othar parts of tho county. “Wo are all atrivlng for tha aamo thing—a bigger and con­ stantly improving Seminole County that In Urn will advance tha buslneaa and cultural Intereata of all of us,N President Touhy aald, “and by cloear teamwork overynne will bo benefited." Sweeney Is one ef tha CofC dir­ ectors. Mrs. A. Covington Prominent Oviedo Resident Succumbs Vre. Augusta D. Covington, prominent Oviedo resident, died of Mrt. Oreon Burnett else ef Oviedo, Mrs, Covington was active in many rivie and social activities Including tha Orirdn Garden Club and was past president of the Wo­ man's Club. 8he was a member of the Oviedo Methodist Church. Mrs. Covington was noted for living Ihe Covington sward In students with high scholastie aver­ ages. Funeral arrangsmenta are IneempleU. Future Farmers To Have Reunion A get-together of thq Future Farmer* Group of the years 1034M at Seminole High School will be held al Jim Spencers tomorrow night at 7:30 p. m. The reunion of the classmates of those years Is slated te become an annual affair. Robbins, Greenlea Captures Bollentine Soft' a m m1 . p%* ft * Two Lake Mary mm w#te>* lured last night after a wild that that ended In a three-car accidai on .Stale Road 4M near Forest Cfl for one of lha get-away ears u a docile lurrendor by lha drlri of another, car. ( harlat Frederick, Robhtoe, 1 year-old Lake Mary man, 'iM '.*Mt Euarne Scott Greenleaf, W-ytar-fllayoulh, are helng held ill the Mb|< Inote County-" Jail m pofalMf charges of armed robbery gad It# ,, napping. # In lha gel-way of the two mate from a farm n e a r’Hiavis. Robbingwaa driving a 184* Chevrolet .frhfll Greenleaf was driving • ltM Scott Greenleaf, Charles Frederick Robbins, and Deputy Sheriff Sail# which he purchased from AKRESTRD ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGES are two lake Mary Dykes Motors in Orlande Ilia lib. Cotton Brown. (Staff Photo) man. At the Seminole County Jill are: (left to right) Constable George Kelsey, Sheriff Denver Cordell, Deputy Billy Uily, Eugene urday for 1140. Conitabla Georgs Kelsey was a«B ed to tha Jakubcto Farm about 1:11 last night whan John J a k u b rip jii C. C. Batlenlina fcwnd gaaotlM being pumped from thatr tank m the rear of a bam. Baltepttite.WSl left al tha pump -white Jaktfb*te ran for help. On the return of JateAtl* ft (he farm with Constable KaUafj The Board ef Seminole County cull Court; and ti.fUl.M from tho Ballontlno sraa found at Mte- gow Commissioners, this morning, ap­ County and Juvenile Judge. The Mayor F. D. Rent! ha* warned propriated |8,fl<y> for ihe Ramlnole Justice of the Peace reported that BOMBAY, India UR-Bombay po­ ollna pump being bold ad thW County Chamber .of commerce, earnings In hla office amounted lice opened fire today on Holers point of • sawed off ahotgim bf the period January 18-2H, 1888 8710 to ihe Seminole County Junior In only I3.0M.U and ft.8a.SS far protesting a government plan to Ihe two raea who wee* M l | | a* the "First Florida Products •Chamber of Commerce, 83SO to tbs Constable. make Bombay ■ separate itate. eight. With a threat lb at Balteattol Festival" In Hanford. the Longwood Chamber of Com­ In a letter to the Board of 8o- Demonstrator* carried black flags would be killed If the two * « d t |; The proclamation, signed by merce end 8210 to the Ltke Mary inlnoU County Com min loners, the inscribed: ''Death to Nehru." not leave Uiw icepe, Constate* Orange County Commissioners re- The police flrejl at the rlotert aey amt John Jakubclste flM J R d L .x Mayor Scott and released rtoday, Chamber of Commerce, quartid .that. sUjirlaaqeri letrnqd ear. IrtKaUde wak - h f t e T B g W edf*fi->il;a; ewtpetfMwit ^df *>1 ovar In-Ut*m 'w ith on wnik rial sourres aald scores of person* Greenleafi ear »t tho point l l 1M ' City ef Sanford in making the ed io Dm Board ef Commteomera camp crews should be accompani­ sawed off aboifUB. He waa ritea* Florida Product* Festival a eue- on behalf of ihe Longwood Cham­ ed by a physical examination. The were Injured and about loo were ed some three oe four mile* irwo Wt arrested. eras, ber of Commerce ind • mochure complain! was made due In the One rrowd of 10.000 refused to the seen# al the holdup. Th* Mayor call* attention lo that I*-being printed for liilribu- fact that lomt prisoners were disperse until poller handed over Constable Kelsey said that • • * turned nver tn Drange County the body of a demonstrator killed ollna had been missing from Maria the festival and ritea Ihe event lion. to the eititens nf the community. Commissioner John Melsch mada authorities in no physiral condi by pollen fire during disturbances and Ovisdo gasolina pump# aoq The .Statewide event, spread Ihe motion for Ihe appropriations tion to work. link* for taverala months. last night. Hie Florida Power end Light Ruses were stoned In Industrial Kelsey radioed for help from tftq nver a ten-day period, will bring which was adoplrd hy Hi* Hoard. Reports (rum the various de­ Company submitted a S-jesr con­ district* by big crowds demon- Seminole County Hhexiff'a elfiei to the attention of Florida fillsen* the many products grown partment* and offices nf the tract lor alectrlc power for Hie str.itins sRnlnst Prime Minister and the Florida Highway Patrol, *’ and manufactured In Florida and county government were presented Ramlnole County Court Hmiie that Nehru’s decision tn put Bombay The two ears, driven by tho pate --3 aska that the ritlian* support to the Board of County Commis­ would ssva the rounly in the neigh­ under tha nd# of tha central ad- of armed robber*, traveled wildly ’ tha use of thee# Hama during sioners along with checks for ex­ borhood of 1300.00 a year. ministration in Naw Delhi, from Slavlo te 1T-M where Depuif cess fee* In each office. Reports the celebration. Duo In the raclaislficatlon of About halt Bombay'i three mil­ Sheriff Cottoo Brawn sod Doputte- US Hero In Hanford, tha Renilnnte were heard from Sanford Doudney, the power service to the County, lion population went he city In­ ed Bill Lilly epotted tho LaSalla County Chamber of Commerce Is Tax Assessor, John L. Galloway, a saving would be realixed. How- cluded in a proposed state In which end gave chase from the inter*#*- planning for display* and other Tax Collcclor, O. P. Herndon, ever, Commissioner Meiach ques­ Marald would be the official lan­ tion of 17-88 and State Read 4M events to focus attention on pro­ Clerk of the Circuit Court, Er­ tioned the contract In lieu of lha guage. lo Forest Cily where Greenleaf duct* grown especially within nest Housholder, County and Ju­ Cily of Sanford acquiring Ihe dis­ •mashed Into lha rear of a pickup . venile Judge, W. Hugh Duncan, tribution system. It was explain­ tha limit* of Hemlnola County, (ruck with Deputy Brown aldawi* Ralph Austin .Smith I* chair­ Justice of the Peace, and Constable ed that such a contract would bo tog tha Greanlaaf car. man nf the eommltta* fnr tha J. Q. "Slim" Galloway. Excess a part of the sa’o of Ihe distribu­ The Chevralat, driven by Rote fee* turned nver lo the Floard of tion system and service would con­ Chamber of Commerce with bins, was Hopped at Uw Saatoalfo a ty James A. Wright and Robert Kll- Commissioners amounted to 84,- tinue, Orange County ltoa on 4M by Flo* H i­ van serving with him at com- 887.84 from ihe Tax Assessor; Prior to the noon recess for 87,581.1* from the Tex Collector; lda Highway Patrol Trooper Hitrvgp 5 mltUa members. t7.8M.ia from the Clerk of Clr- lunch, the Board of County ComB a r r o w , Robbins surrendered :r mlaalonara agreed, with n dis­ " 'JWfJ* senting vole hy Commissioner ROANOKE. Va. (JT)—'Tha »e- meekly. John Maiseh, that one block of cond alrplana pilot te suffer a Florida Highway Patrol Tnwp4f > l 2llh St- would b« opened aa an fatal heart attack white In flight In T. Mark Mack tovaatigstad the -. across road in property In that Virginia In a week died upon smashup following tha capture at lenchlng tha ho'pltal here last the get-away armed robbers, area. The pickup truck ia .owned bp A replat of the Tanglewood Sec­ night. tion Two waa atibmllled and ap­ Hn was [.ary L. Hutton, 38, of Ihe Minute Maid Corp. awJ Js'cY t proved by the Board of Commis­ Norfolk, piloting a Piedmont Air yiison, 13, of Apopka 'lea tU M ).sioner* and certain rnadi were Line* DC8 from Norfolk to Cinclosed in Ihe Seminole County clnuntl, and heram* til between subdivision known as Glenn Ethel. Lynchburg and noaitoke, lie took off from Roanoke but almoet immediately complained of iharp pnlns In his chest and raqueated B Squad Bounces ppcrmissinii nf tho iuwer tn return lbs field. Into Win Column to After lording and taxing to tba By II. P. GORDIE tending ramp, ha was driven lo After being defeated by Lyman hospital but dropped dead In the Junior High School ihe Sanford acniergenrv ward. Junior High Reboot "B" Squid Last Thursday I.t. (Jg) Law­ bounced hack Inin the win column rence John laigiin, 40, co-pilnting a last night hy defeating the All four-engine Navy transpdrt from Soul's Catholic Junior High team Key West, Fla., to Norfolk, suffer­ by a 31)8 margin. ed a heart atlnck enrmite and was Alex MeKIbbin racked aip alqht pronounced dead mi arrival at ihe patois for high min while Mike Norfolk Nevat Air Station dispen­ McKondree, Joe ^ Davie tossed In savea te help out- sary. aeon All Soul'a eager* to every To Hear Sen tenets quarter. William Oacar McKendrea Eddie Bacboitr wia outstanding Rm Joe, both found guilty by to flow play for the Sanford Junior Larson To Explain cult Court Juries, will bar aentene High School "B" Team. Responsibility Law Friday hy Circuit Court Judge Vi Stale Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner J, Edwin luir*on will John Riley Trial uddress lha pcopte of Florida by radio tomorrow evening about the Gets Underway Increased number of traffic ac­ Tha trial of John RUey alias cidents and the itale't new Motor Jamas Rilay on a charge nf at- Vehicle Financial Responsibility tempt in commit rape got under­ Law, way in Circuit Court thin morning, Larson will apeak fnr 13 minutes A six-man .Jury eoniliting of nno woman, two negroes and three and will he heard over Radio Sta­ whit# men ware drawn for the tion WTRR beginning at 1:48 p. m. Ha will particularly espials car­ hearing. Tha Jury la ^fr*. Gertrude C. lain feature* of Ih* law which both Hughre, A. J. Peterson, F. C. Ben­ Insured ownert and operators atltl nett, Vaster Edge, Paul R. Isw i, do not seem to understand. Ha Will reveal itatlatiea ahowtef that enand Howard. JL Ateettettv te Paul Perkuit. Rigpo attomoy, te Appropriations Set By County Officials i,T:n,?u% ssflfts -Jdieoi �. .,v TVS a o PITCH!*® Y«OOPW<KOI **M* *Tta 0.<KH6 !J TOUGOT W Ml — A rV HIGH, HAJTO COMING, MIKIf , r ’. r . ™ DOA^MOVII AMS Niawr/— n i u S tMObVAaTMC . C M W to G0W3 1 TOTHlCOUNrpy- ANYTHIN®/ t h a t * u w t d YOU-*-we could o u u o v to ? TO OeaBVS-RUT OIL'S TAKING Ml<1 TO THE co u w rav > iSfacius dancc/ ^ cHP •—SOU MEAN JUSTS ftOE a « o u n d j » - * MOW UTTfQLV DULL.' TMSQE'SNOMOON.* -OM , i r s j u 3 r a *■ SPOQr DANCE j f 'TAttWGMSTOTWa I DA-JCe.” DO N TVO U l ADOQE M A W W L wrAft vouft a; MWJACKcryJ Clubdance / r ' M iN N - lT t W ON'T T 1 A C M M IM TQ Try and Stop M« »y 1INNITT CIRF TTOW DID BARNUM and hit letter-known partner. Bailey * * first meet? WeU, one of many itorlei has It that Bailey found e great drawing card for hla 1180 tour when one of hli elephonta, named Hebe, bocarte a mother. Advertising the beby elephant as “the • firtt pachyderm ever born In flWp .captivity," Bailey attracted . such business that Barnum 1/ offered a hundred thousand 4 148 dollars for .the two enlmeU. Bailey not only said "noth­ ing doing" ■but i reproduced Barnum’s offer on huge post­ ers *In • every 1 town- on*hisy (Itinerary, r ■} “That's ■'tp i n 'l V s nt~on | my etde/'j d e M m n rtle ap­ preciative B arnum --and in l l i ^ ’^ ^ d o ^ t/u fu r13811^ '* l l r , t combined ^Greatest.Show. or • . * jV ^ T le epotiad ion of a multimillionaire waa mightily u p u t whin th< gtrl he adored rifusid to marry him. So he climbed into hit Imports mJtUnfb« u l c * d i 10 th* ch,urf*ur* ',° rtve off a brldgi. InTcom. O U SA by SMJUtt C crf.I Distributed by King f u lu r .i flyadkita.,’ PIlNCISS MASOASST of Britain, attending e I^ndon theatre pre­ miere. turn* (o chit with her escort, Lord Patrick Tennca Plunket, I 33, a suardiman who poihimi a title that goee back 139 yean. He has been ateadlly "dating’’ Margaret since the gave up Capt Peter Townaend. u d la alao a oelaca eouerrr. ffnUmatiOMlJ • O I It driving any cor in ffip fp th& man. who class # H ow y o u con ow n a blggor, m o m p o w e rfu l C hryalor' Wlndcor V4 for Hio coat of a modlunfprtaod car, A U -I L ia itie K IT C M B N S I And remember—ITs cheaper to go oil-electric in your kitchen and laundry than to use a com­ binational fuels. Frankly, ws b e llm yoq will find tbit tbi Chrysler Windsor fa tbs aoly m l luxury cat tb it Mill i t s medium priee„ . . a car tu In id n n c ijjf Its centamporariee and ahead of Its time. Wa would like to put you behind tbs wheel of tbli ear . . . because we've found from ectuil comparative damonitntioai tbit 3 out of 4 open ■tlgifart mea who drive n Chrysler for the flnt time prefer It to anything else. There art- many reu ou . In the flnt placet the 1936 Chryiler fa the only car la In price cine tbit ha* been compfataty restyled tbfa year. It hai that "hilMriMir’* lock for which deelpan have been atriving many n a n . We cal! ft "FowwWyle," But there’s more to the Chryiler story then ■tyilat There's power , . . mare power 'to pace safely when neamury . . . more uitimste in automatic, foolproof con-1 jCrol. But do Chtyslsr’s competitor* 'have this mechanical trouble-free gystem? Not yet! Chryiler*! PowerPilot Steering works full time . , . does 60Ck of the work, not just in parking* but In long dlstaaco driving, in trifle and in rough going. Competitive power steering cuts In and o u t . . . . does only a fraction of this job. , And what about engines? Chrysler was flnt to adopt the princJpJjfa the ilrplme-type V-8 engine. T ijd ifi engine is a new. and bigger version ‘ s of this engine... 230 hp In the Windsor Spltflre V-8* . . . 280 hp In the New Yorker FlrePower V*l u d now 340 bp In the bluing new Chryiler 300-8, •Then there Is the all-important matter of brakes. Chrytler's newly designed PowcrSmooih Brakes not only .bring you safer, suri, straight-line stops-they out­ last the others 2 to 1. So If you have been driving another make of car hi 'Chiysler's price dais . . . ask yourself this questions Don't I want to know what my money can buy before T spend It? Then make a drive-them-both comparison. We’ll leave everything else to your judgment. •With At lddUtt*_efAt Chrytitf rowu I rat* t i tilth m m com ^ ”“ ■ahead car! Commercial fr Palmetto ^ ^ B ninK B nM �» Conversation Br TUB AMOCIATEB FIERI hil badel K- MISS PHYLLIS TAYLOR Missionary Convention Starts A t Christian Alliance Church • Date* for the Missionary Con* (Siam) about a year ago. Ml** eaaUom at The Christian and Taylor I* on furlough from the MUeiopary Alliance Church are field of Belgian Congo. Both misJan: I t through Jan. 22. Thsra alonarlaa have picture* of their ■fwitl he meetings earh night, work on tho ftalu, aa well aa Wadnssday throurh Sunday, at nativa rn.tume* and rurloa to the church which Is located at rilapiay. They aro speakers who p$rlr Ate. and 24th fit. The ae*. ara »ur* to preient a challenge vires will bavin at .7:45 p.m. Th# to everyone who la privileged to pastor, the Rev. David 8. Cams- liaar their me**agf*. The local church conduct* a fix 'extends a cordial welcome to til* public to attend the service* missionary convention every year Th* missionary speakers for the with a two-fold purpoie. First, Convention art: tho Rev. Elmer, to five Christian* in tho home fiahlberg and Miss Phyllis Taylor, land s fresh vliion of th* work Th# Rev. Sahlbarx returned hom* that is being Hor.o in foreign mi»Jn furlough from Thailand sicn fields. Second, to stimulate I Merest *in Christian mis*lon» that will result in greater support of thi. 'imisioimry program both by earnest prayer and contribu­ tions, On the closing day of th* convention s pledge offering will be taken. All the funds that ere received by the pledge and hy cash offerings during tha toming year will he used entirely for th* foreign missionary program of Th# Christian and Missionary Alliance, They o r r t talking of Najland total* aw around th*. University of Tennca- lnitaad Instead of ceacentrating an highwo campus today, and tho mn- searing scoring Joe J< Gibbon, Georgfa Tech venation—for <nee-did not eerttar alsntfd slanted Its »ti daftntas ft Mtsatisippi on tho **n*raS »7-< directs the rii«* gu*—* .J< .’w r Br*t'w *"d w*da. Liadagy. A* a rteult. Gibbon Vo1*’ athUtle depart*)ant. Liid**y. They aara buutng about bask*!- soared aoarad to 24 poiala but Bynum Liaiey — hl|b irtuwrs nor bslldr Lewie Norland. General and Lion Bob'* ton. who dogged the foot- mally—wem mally—w* reetrieted to if end I .tap* of Roger Aiglar so deftly respectively. reapeetlv# Guard Bobby Kimmsl with 1$, and Jo* la*1 nlfht that the Louisiana elate lapped U»p*#d Teeh T poinu Halms Raima wi wa, next with II. forward wai held to tight fight point* Laat Bi' night's activity ronpplated In the flnt half. t-1* Yount Neyland'i defenMre dee- SEC play ploy nntll Saturday whoa terlty helped Tennessee to a tl-tl Kentucky travels to Tennessee. victory ovr LfiU and c*mont*d Tech Teeh to Vanderbilt and Auburn (he Vol*’ hold on fourth place In t* Georgia. Geor*l, Alabama la at horn* College Saturday the Southeastern Canfrenee stand- to t® Louisiana Loula; night and MUsliilppi State hosts Inn. . nlfht Vanderbilt edged Into the SEC Arkaasas State. Mississippi Stale lead by half a fame over Idle ts at Sewaneo tonight and tomor­ Kentucky aid Atabame by making row night Teeh goti to Furman. it* league chart 4® with a *p-4» J EWELRT- CLE AN ING verdict aver Mliaiiaippl State. The (toe Hollywood mevle starlet loaa dropped the wlnleta Maroon* Ferry Castle washea bar costume Georgia Tech jewelry In' tepid soapy water with Into the retlar. Oeorita stopped Mississippi 7MS in the ■ left tyabraw brush nr aotten only other conference geme. tipped etitk. Gildided »!!v«t i jew­ Neyland Jlrav four personal elry Is washed with a thick jsalufoul* during his artful guarding nf tlen nf baking *od* and water, Sigler in the first half *nd was rinsed end patted dry with a •Idellned during mn»t nf the sec­ towel. ond half, which tiw the LfiU alar Use yeur sterling silver every romp with 11 point* to gr»h icor- d sy 'fo r true heeuty and sheen. ing honor, for the gsme with 25. Keep your hollowar* where it LSU held Tennessee center Carl may be assn. Stiver dishes, pitch­ Widaeth, who ranks .eeond only ers, trays, candlesticks, tea and to Sigler aa a polntmaker. tn il coffee services are lovely to look points. Rut guard Harman Thomp­ at, lisa a mild (Over ctsaner, son helped himself tn 23 and two cream or liquid, rubbing eaeh other \ oil .cored tn double figures. place longthwls*. using a soft Vanderbilt sparked by Babe eleth, Wash (n bet waUr, rinse Taylor and Joe Gibbs, began pull­ and dry. Tha starling silear in­ ing away from Mississippi State formation bureau elaima that after four minutes. The Commo­ liquid dip* and olhsr ehamlea! aeludores more than doubled up nn tlsns somatimas rsmove oxidation the Maroons and led 41-20 at half­ as well as tarnish. Oxide Is usually time. They eoa»-*d after Interims applied to accent the biauty of sion as Coach Sob Polk eleirtd sculptured a t a r i Ing, achieving light* and akadow*. If it la de­ stroyed the depth ef the design Is likely to be blurred end tha pattern marred, they sty,_______ ■Suffp^lcot'G .tJU ^d ACTItSS OKACl KftlY prepare* for her role In bar latest movie "High Society" with Frank Sinatra at tha MGM Studios, Hollywood, Calif. Looking on is Charles Waltera, tha Rim's director. This is the first photo 'at Miss I.elly back at 'eork since th* announcement of her engagement to Prince Rainier Ut of Monaco. Bing Crosby, who also •ter* in the movie. Is shewn fbottom) when he and tha aetresa teamed up tn the -Country Gtvl* This professional partnership alw* gave the column!** *n virus* to view Bing and Grace so "an Item.* Tha gucuers were wrong again, but n*« (Usenuraged.flrueewoctonald By THE ASSOCIATED M ESS ilo ir n o f Cleveland: flrat bi The Chlrago Whit* Sa*. eigar -nutfielder Whltey Lockman to *rt their contract wwrlig out Giant}! outfielder pf th*. n^** qulrklv and ** Ih« CnicMft Cub an the comtn« baseball ..*aon, i^rlatop j«* nemaestrt »oc today had aU but four af theU n»nded pltchbr Bill Rerri refular playera in the fold. Nimaa City Alhlatlca. , Flrat basamsn Walt Drone add " 0»e" bad hia mo*t died pitcher .41 Papat returnad th«tr l/1* year with tho Indian* l«< alfnrd IMd contraeta yesterday '*h,n he baited only HI. No and brought lha number of latls* ***urel w,r# announred . f fled Sox player* to in. Of the prohaM# took a cut. Centra regular*, onlv pitcher* Jack Harsh- *<«r Greenberf laid man and Dick Donovan, catcher *v*r- nn player, tho*# shtrm Loiter and second haaemen Nelli* Fox have yet to sign, For, the Amerlran League'* fourth heat hitler with a .Sit avar­ ice laat year, la due for contract Narleakl. Don Mo«s| and T w e talk* In Chitlin tomorrow, Drapo was the cluh'a l«p home Score; oulfleldera At S m lih U R run producer In 1#S3 with tl. Ha Rocky Colavito and Inflaldcf ltH tt S T Jr ’ hatted a n and drove In 71 rune Rfgelado. Lockman, reportedly b o u n f i n ! .■ in Ml garnet. Papal, M, htirtad U 23 Inning* the St. Liuia Cardinal* In i.trtM * In relief for the Sox after romlng became lha ninth Giant s C H f i up from Oklahoma Oly In Ati- Th* aa-jear-ol;' vetcrp n ^ M ' cuil. Ha neither won nor lnit. tha aame aalary at la*i year.-dbE^ , However, he atarred for thy Texas 000, deiplta a sub slsmlard sdasMe j League club, amassing a 23-7 rec­ Ha batted .273 In 142 gamal, ord and a tM eirned-run average. ling hi* time hetwern first-b a it > 'J.J*. Other activity on the aign|nf and tha oufield. Irvin, who will be 37 n*xl mbBth, may be making hi* laat major leifua bid. After auffertng a ^om< FULL PROnttTION pound ankle fracture In IN I, k* HOLLYWOOD (H-A budget nf never romlilcntly regained lthiA 22'i million dollars for it film* to peak form, ^hipped to Mlnnepfdl* ha produced the first six months by th* Giant* list te*soQ*«M< of this year wsa announced tod*y billed • hefty .332 for th# M M w l by RKO Radio Pictures. <knocking In 31 nn u and hjMM The atudin ia returning tn full t4 homers. Th# Cubs frifte d S B * production after a long aliek pe­ l*st montft on th* strengSi dFJRf riod. performance. Ha hoes me tha lath* Cub to ilgn. Commodore Matthew Galbraith D*m**str1 hit .241 In Iff fa mag Firry, hast known far opining for th* A’* h i t yaar. Herriagt tha ports of Japan to world trade w*« drifted fro** Moatgemam, Ala., hn iitt fall tail and, ana, with wun unamdaa.-. im iie In 1153-14 Is also known aa the Ail*, "Fathar of tha Amarteaa Steam trl. brought the lumber ad signedAthletic* p h y rn to 19. Navy."* IN MfflWITHlK, "MU* America of IMS/ end t TV actreis, ta shew* after ah* waa crowned tag New York "Diamond quean of 1CM* h r thd Diamond Manu. factugan and Importer* Amo - c|atlnB<*TgBMeuEw«*5ol tiara, whlok Mia* Meriwether la weartng, U valued at $100,000, It one* belonged to tho Auetrlan royal family. ffngnrnattonal) _ Ford's T ten d ertM T-8 m tk ta , flto standard "8" in F t id a n e ami B tm tkm -*4omw« „ • Wagons^ k Urn mat* ptmmfid ?8* k fts fieid a t no extra aotL Aopd has b a ft more . A scries af pictures made of snapshots amah as this sss of feehsv and ts s working together will he a prised part of oay fvoHty albun i& £*m *v% n itfrjTriting Testa (By Betty 0ktltem‘ r ’bodge Test Driver j P WJfckpowar - eteering. • power, brakMLHPnek button controls and iathar.vodeni devlcoa taMng Uwi t askwork out at motoring, morn kgddwwro'woman aro taking to Ik* road t* shiny new ear*. Auto­ motive authorities, in facL look Tor • sharp Increase in ftminina idnrcr* tn the next flve year*, t Recent teats show that thcy'ro Bolding thalr own tn competition • ith miKUltae driven, and in geme case* bettering masculine marks. • . i’ • At Richmond, Va.. sa/aty ol-! U I \ ^ : a a ficisi* **t upi * hnkf-rcse-l linn Ic.U u.ing e riovtcr bred ■ ^ 7 3 c h a lk prllets i W W k r M into the r»v«r 1 mcnl — ° n * whan th* y MleeAkelloo driver got the signal to aiop, ons when the brake pedal was depressed, and the third whan the o r time to * AutO mfle« per boor, th* nsgional averse* is 44 fast. Virtu­ ally *U of th* women taking tha Kelt bast tha average, showing Wtulckar reaction than th# males. •Tha winner stopped at the 23 lout, seven inch mark, while the Best a man could do was 27 feet, •igkt inches. Bremen, too. hive shown up re­ markably well In a nationally televised "Car for Lift” safety mult contest Krtc* The «r»t two [grand winners were women, and Jim another of tlu weekly contest* ia 73-year-old Atlanta granda tth a r want to tha fourth evertime question before losing out to an Illinois railroad man. I Gradually—if It h an 't already —lha old prejudice against femi­ nine motorists Ja vanishing se women become more proAciant and batter driven. On* Detrait policemen, how­ ever, think* tier* still are planty of "irsry driver*" on th* road— .woman aa wall aa man. He re­ potted tg a judge that a woman p * M aamtod aa a fast express- Y* * tbM tH k b v M t a n cornknad! Focus on Do-lt-Y#ursotf Fro|octt WMh aU tha "do-lt-ywimlf* projects (hat ara In progress *cross tha country, w* think this could aptly b* called tha “busy season" lor harna craftsman. Because these "do-lt-youraoll" venturea—though master-minded by Did—ao often become family affairs, they mike excellent fere for your piehira-Uking, too. Tho story sequence starts at the lum­ beryard or hardware store, ad­ vances to th* "blueprint" and looli, go** through ell the step* of construction right on down to th* flnished product itself. And retpamber that in every shot the people involved wilt have a rail rentar of interest—a prime rul* for good plcturas. Let’s just examine some of ths possibilities In thtf type of subject matter—and how yeur camera can tap them. Suppose your "do-it-yourself" project Is somathlng like tha ana wa heard about racently. In thi* case, the family decided they needed a sturdy but attractive buffet table far th* living room ai wall aa on* that could ba used outdoor* for plcnlca or porch tuppiri. The man of tha house neatly •nlved the double problem by da- signing (too dual-purpose bgWe that’* dastinad to be tiio envy ad Tint, tha tab la top wsa t m ■trueted of stout redwood beard* and given a gleaaiing coat of varnlsh. Its lag* were deilgnad to ho removable — ao that In wirm waothar tha top oan bo cerr lad outside ond plaeod on o equaro brick padastal that *orvaa aa « base for a sundial during tha win­ ter months. Whlla Dad fashioned this In­ genious piece. Junior busted him­ self with bv'lding two long red­ wood benches to A uk tho toblo on either aid* whan it's usod for outdoor dining. With tho men of th* household ♦bus engaged. Mother decided to taka, things to hand, tee—namely, her earners and Assh. sup-by-otop, she snapped a ictur* story at th# table project, 'id measuring, sawing, studying plans—Junior hammering and polishing — "conferences" — the polished tab!* b*ingset far dinner —*ll tho*o gave bar some at lb* boat snapshots ihs's ever tak*n at her family “ia action." —John Van Guilder i • In virtually awry model, a Fond : * equipped the way more and more people want it ] . . coats teas* than any other l foil-sized ear in America! Come in and Teat Drive the Ford in yocr future! B to serve youffp DOGGIC TRI-HI BURGERS TnE MEAL-ON.ONE'tsJto • I BIG BOT BURGERS eatreORDINART • • 25c L-O-N-r, LONG-DOGS 3 C r THEYGOALONOW AY «'■ PUPPIES JLST A8hau-Das rig 20c • SHRIMP BOATS J C r ABOATLOAD-YOUREEFTHEBOATi . and net quite, hot nearly, everylhlag eke to make yen happy from breakfast 'HI bedtime . OPEN ’TIL MIDNIGHT COUNTRY CLUB RD. — IN LAKE MARY ' ATENTRANCETOPUBLICBEACR ■ ■ ■ ■ P K o e t p a t ] fa r U r r y - O t A a l H H I N la a l la t «L GMSAT TV, FORD THEATER, WDBO, StIO d P . T U E S D A Y 41 'V-4. »< • . >•< ■ ->♦•»*- - 4 . , I .XA-, . , 11 i s �a a w m u R is PublicForum i cotoasa^ta addition! continue to gprnni ont ncroaa the in th e san/ord a rte . f mw tin NfiUtkM pull swap from tford Pl«r in nil of its fiery to tako i eofltinfsnt of elghUeer* aloitf the u River to sh tbs hiitorlesl sights toushed ter modem day ndvsatums. IhS b it pUaeurs boat piled its way tho Amarlca'n^ .thoa* could M an iron Just u tho Indiana tsteiy yaarl ago. i of tha faramoat booattrs of tha 8t. Rim was a raprsaantatlva of another V Ha ha# aaan tha advantages along Mf Nile. Hn known that wo bavp ona peat vahiaWa attractIona tha country Wd hacanna ha hna aeon a probabla • (n hla own country. Tha rivar Nila kiH«gSir« accenting to Ahmad f l u i d fiak, a i i praaaatatfra of tha Egyptian IftMtoat to Washington at tha Egyptian Jtkagy, • ' Jit Visitor could ms the gleem in Elhak’a r a s be watched the river and aa ha ktoad tha enthusiastic boosters of the r florida River Cruises that began its (y tripe with the Egyptian notably looking t>.rw & ft; ; •h'i' J,V„; . AY“Thls la wonderfur, ha said, .Just as wa ra said tim e and time again about the iOHIm of the attraction, rw of thla event can ipread nationand eltltena from every corner I f the r7 win be seeking the beauty spot F.Mtion. Wifi wstchtng Sanford grow as those he beet publicity Job on a mistake Is l]y done by those who are asked to keep One difference between good habits and -habits is how easily they’re changed Tha Sanford Herald c o u n try tiu v Q fh th e faciiliio r of th o news w in g an d th o nbility o f w rite rs whons sync around Sanford can't bring back a email baby burnod to daath fal n firs yaatarday. It just adds to tbs many Justification! that annexation ia important to tha reeldents around tha fringe area .of Sanford, It could just as well have been you, or another family, and tha children of any family in tha area. Winds will not still just at tha bidding of thoaa who aro standing around trying to fight a blaaotast la out of control. y Water was finally brought to the ecena from over a thousand fact from tha two hemes that burned aad from inside tha city limits to an a m three and a half blocks from tbo firc hydrant It ia cause for alarm amongst tha peopls who arc not within the protective area of tha City of Sanford. It is tima for those who Uvs In tbo fringe areas to ask to be brought into the city. There's more than just tha I AMES MARLOW fact that soma individual nr a few individ­ ual! do not Ilka tha Idea. It has come to the point where it means tho saving of livss. Just chalk up one more point in favor of coming into the city limits of the City of WASHINGTON tlM Ueretary of At this, point, the Indochinese State Dullaa, who sterna to have Rads opened an .attack on Uia Sanford. 11 mtamsttosi district •action 1UL R1CLAMATION I (•) Tbo manner la which special DISTRICT*, ESTABLISHMENT aiMiamtaU ah«U be made. BY ORDNANCE; tTE.*.? CRDI(f; Whin cad hr s :tid fpo?!«» NANCE TO CONTAIN, That abould aiaesamenta thtU bo pakL tho aevarniaf authaHty of tbo (g) A general description of the laade open which tbo special at* ■•ismonta aro to bo levied. la describing la any reetematloo erdlnaaca the itp arite pareala aad tracts of land embraced la aa r reclamation district created, It shall bo aufflctent to deieribo the lota and leads embraced la the reclamation district as “All lota aad leads embraced la Reclameturn District No.--------M Section 133. RECLAMATION DISTRICT, PLANS AND SPECIFI­ CATIONS TO BE ON FILE WITH THE CITY CLERK; TO BE OPEN TO INSPECTION. That at tbo time of tbo adoption of aald reclamation ordinance, there shall be on file In tbo offices of the City Clerk ci the City at Seniord, complete plana aad specifications, with the estimated cost of tbo improvement proposed,'which plans, specifica­ tion* aad estimates shall be open la the Inspection of the public. Section 131. RECLAMATION OR­ DINANCE TO BE PUBLISHED; ORDINANCE ONLY NOTICE GIVEN; CITY TAX ASSESSOR TO PREPARE SPECIAL ASSESS­ MENT ROLL; WHAT SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL TO CON­ TAIN. That the raelamatloa or­ dinance, upon Us adoption, shall be BubUihed one* la a newspaper published la the City of Sanford. Florida, aad the publication of aald ordinance ahall bo tho only notice required, under the provi­ sion! of thla Act to bo given to tho property owner* In any re­ clamation diitrlci, and sixty days from and after tho publication of said reclamation ordinance, the City Tax Assessor shall proceed lo prepare a apeclal aiaeiiment roll la accordance with tho method of assessment provided In the reclamatUm ordinance showing the Dulles Looks Back With Pride Example O f Safety One of the fine examples of Safety Or­ ganising can be seen n ex t Saturday m orning a t 10 o'clock in F o rt Mellon P ark ju s t behind the Chamber of Commerce Building. Folks who are Intensely Interested In th e safety of children, eepeclslly those who ride bicycles during their playtime and recreation houra, will be form ing th e “ Bicycle Safety Club*' then. * Turning such an organization Into a re­ creation group, much will be tau g h t to fu r­ th e r the cause of safety on our* etrsets and sidewalks as children ride to school on th eir bicycles or while sw ay afternoons by riding here and there w ith friends. A concerted effo rt will be made by citizens, and officials who know th a t some action m ust be taken to prevent accidents a aunny nature, la able to look back upon kle part ft event* with pride and contentment although tha same event* may have (aft othara shaken and gloomy. It may coma as a surprise to tha Communists that Dulles, recalling his rote In tha Indochina war, aeema to think ha scared tha day­ lights out of them although they won half of Viet Nam. Life magatlne, In aa Interview with Dull**, quote* him aa saying -a n d he says the quote* era tub* itantially correct — the United State* hai been brought to the brink of war three time* la IS monthi, once In Indochina. Dullea aeema to think that get­ ting up to the ttdge, and taeterlng on It, la artistic. He said, “Tha ability to get to the verge without getting Into (be war I* tha n*eea- Franck at Diet Blan Fhu. Ry March 10 Dufies wag badly wor­ ried. Ha aald the free world should tabs “united action" to aavn Indochli-e. Thla wai a long way Rom going It alone. Since this was hla plan for YOU'RE TELLING ME! §§£ Tuesday, January 17, 1056 TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE * “Hallow my sabbaths; and they ihall be '•iritgn between me and you, th a t ye may th a t I am the Lord your God."—Eze- How he earns to think this way the people IhHr Inde­ m orning; I t will be one of the m ost Import­ filled pendence. The revolt which broke ant stops you have aver taken for the well wut came uadwdhe control of the being of your child or your children* * e ■ f c W w I*tiling up tho JJT of their mott profitable t The first earning* report* M Pthit ltM set a profit pace g to t mw year will find hard fit. » Mask market hat kaen doing durable seemd-guaeilag along Hna, aa tradars a |w ii tha taeta of Individual aerperato continue their growth rate aeant monthi, to maintain l margins in the face of rtapirating eosti, and to declare and* that would sweeten pres- Up-to-date techniques of sub* Jn r eomaarleal tee oroam a rt being offm d In a two-woak court* at Rutger* Untvaraity. sueclal aaseaimaats a latest each and evary piece, parcel and tract of land embraced la the reclama­ tion district by the reclamation ordinance benefited by the p rP posed improvement, which speeuT am iam ent roll shall be completed and filed with the governing au­ thority of the City ad Sanford, Florida, a t promptly aa peailble and In laid apeclal aiMiameat roll there shall be definitely des­ cribed and set form each separate lot, plac* and parcel at laid a» aaiaed, tha names of the owners. If known, and the respective amounts of tha apeclal aiecauacBtf togethar with the number of an. nual Installments In whleb the apeclal aiiaiament ahall be divi­ ded. Tbe rubais ware only guarriflaa, I t’s good to grow old gracefully1, we’re but In ■ war which lasted from told, but this doesn’t mean to go loafing 1146 to 1*34, the French couldn’t rally lb* reit of tha Vietnam**#. through the years. VAM DAWSON prf.,WRI IS -Ruaioeeimen or cut letters is fit me apace available. The mam bars of Urn A asrleX Boy Scout Troop No. I t wish P •xprasa their sincere thanks and appreciation to all who donated so gtntrouily to thsir drivo P railing funds for equipment far tho troop. Through your holy we hope p develop and maintain g loyal aad standard troop. American Boy Seoul TVoop No. t t W. J. Taylor, Seoutmatter w The Florida State Bank and The Sanford Atlantic National Bank •‘ Will Close Thursday, January 19 In Observance of T wl RobertrR Lee's Birthday that ean happen In the future. needs s little explalnlogt If your child has • bicycle, be sure to After World War II the French, see that he or she gets to the Initial meeting who bad held lsdoehiae almost ISO of the Bicycle Safety Club next Saturday year* and exploited It, i UH re­ 4 w a s a m ® Delate, artnmo or erg s* ,lthau«fc *» ” at ' h ■’ “uraa two N utitiniii wwiis«i V * ,0M' Th* railroad* alio made * notable comeback after their lean year la 1M4. The Aaaoelatlon of Amarlean Railroad* *atlmatei the im «.... 11,11 “ ** ^ m d i will h«v« * inooma tfftf taxis o n u milHon dollars. This would ha a 34 per eent gala ovar tha pravioua year. The utfllttea have alia profited Rom tha fait Industrial pace and tha Increased use of electrical home appliance*. Fifty-seven of tham have reported on thsir af­ faire la the IS months aiding Nov. 30. Only aeven show declines In profits after tax**, and la most conjunction w ttt spedfla null- ***** “ fr #H*ht drop*, eattoo ordered by your doctor. Combined, ft* » report Ml .TBs powder !* Ample to MM, earnlnga af |54S,l*4.oas. for an I iltf§ th§ hindsight provided bp a earning* atatemant* ad business cheerful Indeed. The annual reports won’t atari iming In volume till later thla onlh. Rut tome corporation* boa* fiscal year* hava ended a n i p o r t t n f a tiiair ll-moatin' OvorwholmInfix ttax allow rlklng gains. Thirty-four Industrial and trade impantea have reported so far. New Drug For Diarrhea iTtoSej^ we,-1NFevtoul ft place et thq m u ter for the first M to to hsi 1children aafi adulte, s its! UbJsapoonful* Into They saw little sens* In flshtlng to perpetuate French colonialism. While thla war v ia stagiering along, the EUenhower administra­ tion In the fall of 19A3 announced Its "new look" for the military forces; teia money for better protection, the admlnlitration aald. Dull** on Jan. 13, 1154, attempt­ ed to explain the “new look." It waa designed, he aald, to depend “ primarily upon a great capacity to retaliate maiilvely." Thla may have scared ft* Rede— although they kept right on' fight­ ing ft* Indochina war. It certainly seared American tUinn, who had vialoos of themselves being led Into war by thla country. Dufies trlsd some more ex­ plaining. go did other members of the admlnlitration. There was a lot of confusion for some weeks. Vie* President Nixon aald U. I. troops might have to be used In Indochina. But President Elsenhower said It would be tragic for American force* to beeom* involved thare. Sun. Knowiand of California, the Senate Republican leader, aald ha could |(*»► “eategwteal aarnranec” there was no intmtten af sending American troepe to Indo­ In. the communications flald, Amaricaa Telephone 4 Telegraph china. officials estimate Ha earnings (n At a foreign ministers meeting tn Berlin on Feb. II, 1154. the French pressured Dull** into with fewer shares eutstindlng, agreeing to meet with the British, earned $11.41 a share. Ite record French, Russians and Red Chinee* per share profit waa M l.lt net an la Geneva on April to to discuss stm fewer share, m IMS. ■euthaast Aslan problem*. LAST TIME TODAY Buick Super Sedan Good Tires — Basalaf Ford 2-Door Sedan Good Engine — Good Tires * Ford Sedan g § Buick Super Sedan F rUf Ifllp p ed Dodge Sedan C lsu, Good T in t Ford 2-Door Sedan Buick Super Sedan FbHj Bqelpped Buick 2-Door Sedan U M Rfirifpsd. Ix tm Good Buick Super Sedan Om Osrw — h l r Efialppsd Tho R ise. , .Tho F ill a# Evrijn Nsfibti Thaw Buick Super Sedan Good Trades 11. \ ' j nk T 1 1! 4P ■L .— i - L Liberal Terms �TUESDAY Th# Fldall* Class of th* First Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. V. C. Messenger, w N. Eiiioiv ■t t p. m. The Seminole County Children’s Committee will meet st the School Administration Building on Com* mcrclal Ave. st A p. m. All mem­ bers sea urged to attend this im­ portant meeting. Judge Ware's Bible Cilia of the First Methodist Church will meet In McKinley Hall st 7 p. m. for a chicken pilau supper. Hosts will be Mrs. C. E. Williams, Mrs. W. A. Hunter. Mrs, It, T. Warren, J. L. Crawford, and Mr. and Mrs. W, A. Norman. Informative Talk On Geraniums Given Circle ByMrs. Lawson The Binford Tourist tlraifl* hoard Ctuh will hava a covered dish supper meeting i t I p. m. after which entertainment will be presented, . ■ The Joy-Ruth Sunday * Class of ihe First Baptist Cfcurcfc will hold Ita monthly clan mutlnfl. it f:3Q p. m. In the horn# of Mrs, Roger Schmidt, 2637 Laurel'.Ave. The Unity Ciau will meet at 7:43 p. m. In the Valdes Hotel with Ihe Rev. Carolyn Panoni ea teach­ er. The public I* Invited. The FLT Club will meet to lh* lOOF Hall at « p.m.-All liiembere are urged to be present ’for a practice of tha initaUatlon. Tha American Home Depart* % went of the Sanford ,Woman* , . Club will meat at • p.m. wdth a I program on "What Civil DefaaM Mean* to the Women' 'St W k Community." Sir*. Irvin* FeUmberg, Mr*, John Laa, Mr*. Wa Morgan and Mr*. F. E. , ridge will be h n a t a i a e * . . , 4 Th# Hnmamakara Clast « tie First Baptist Church wm’ foert , . with Mr*. If. D u g g er/tit Awdfo Road, at g p. m. Mrs. Blaine Smith la co-hostea*. Mrs. Charles Lawson gave a talk on geranluma at the Friday meet­ ing of the Hose Circle at tbe San­ Jacaranda Circle ford Garden Center. The meeting i*- Members Shown place was beautifully decorated by q s e f the hostesses, Mrs. Lawson, Mrs. Scenic Color Slides Charles Mcrlwclhtr, and Mrs. B v The Jarerenda Circle of San- B. Crumley. By B. DRIGGERS ford Garden Huh met st 7:30 Alter the business, Mrs, Law-son. Hava you wad "Lincoln's Sons" l Jan. 13 at the Garden Center with using plants grown from culling* by Ruth Painter Randall.’ Here ENJOYING TIIB ANNUAL F.lks Charity Ball at the Mayfair Inn Saturday night were Mr. and i. Mrs. Fey Jones, Mr*. J, F, Lewis, by Mrs. Crumley, told of tha de­ tha itnry of four boy* who ware Mrs. Harold H. Kastner, Kxaltrd Ruler and Mrs. Dun Bales, and Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Hillhimar. Kastner and Mrs. A, J. Walker as hostes­ velopment of the geraniums In re­ la horn Into a typical American fam­ was general chairman of tha event. (Staff Photo) ses, cent yean from the common small The room was decorated with bloom to huga blooms of many ily In th* mlddla of tha 10th cen­ tury. Everything about their early », Brasilian pepper end a huge bou­ different shades. She stated that years In a primitive lltllo town In Betrothal of Lake * quet of triple red polnscltla* and they readily grow from cutting* If llllnnla might have followed (he a'nht ^looming ccrus blades. properly treated. \ .Mrs. Matt* BUrke presided and Th* best cuttings are tha short usual pattern If the father of Rob­ Monroe Girl Is * , <V the meeting opened with repeat­ side branchea but slem cuttings ert. Ed. Willie and Tad had not been President Abraham Lincoln— Told By Parents ing the Lord's Prayer. An exuberant ernwd teemed to could be used, leaving ■ few leave* ....... Members were urged to attend on he tips wherever possible and If the boys had not spent most of LAKE MONBOE—Mr. and Mrs. enjoying Itself at the Ktki Anv'* Course I of the Flower School being sure lo make the cut Just their youth in the While Hons* C. A. Boyd of Lake Monroe an­ i*l Charity Ball Saturday night R. H. Stoneland, Mr. and Mra. while It was the storm center of a R, S. Billhlmer. nounced this past weekend tha en- at the Mayfair Inn, which will be held here January 35, below an rye, Hogarth curves, triangular de­ nation engaged in a great rivtl r -;ment of their daughter, Joyce . . 20. and:IT.■.**:, . 1 Mr*, tv. c. Hires, Mr: They should then be left to dry War. Thla book Is vigrantty alive Th* post-holiday season dance signs, square* and circle* In flower Mr*. Stiff* was commended for in the siin for approximately, flvo Jeanette, to Charles M. Hobbs, AN, wa* staged for Ihe benefit of tha Mr. and arranging were beautifully Inter­ with Innumerable Intimate amua- of Trenton. Mo. ‘.' hiving; won-third prise In tha Mra. A. W. Stewart of Lakeland; Jaycecg Christmas Lighting Con­ day*. This allow* the cut edge to Inr and before this, unseen glimp­ Mr. Hobbs Is presently stalinnrd llarry-Anna Crippled Children'* II. K. Ils-rr> hill, Loin* A. Burry preted by Mr*. C. W. Baker for Home in Umatilla. heal. Clean sand was suggested as ses Into the Lincoln family life. memhers nf Ihe Imra Circle at Its test. at the Sanford Naval Auxiliary WEDNESDAY Tony Per** and hi* orchestra Jr.. Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Hqrno, regular meeting Friday afternoon 1‘ Homer 0*bome was Uv have a rooting medium, but excellent It* a fascinating study ef four Air Station. Phil Hair, R. Klihan. W. G, LlvThe First Baptist Church wfll a ' , shown a film on types and uses results have been obtained from sou*—of relationships in a fam­ No immediate date has yet been furnished dancing music for tho Ingston, Mr. and Sir*. J. F. tire*no, ai &34 w'sUu-.k. ‘Save prayer meeting at f;M » gay annual «vrnl. ‘.'of fertilisers, but wsa unship to using ordinary sand. ous home— of Abralmm Lincoln set for tha wedding. Rill Tyrr, Lois Waters. M. A. The brief business meeting was Large baskrls of paste) gladioli Newton, R. E. Wickerhoff ol Or­ conducted at Ihe garden center by y attend. F. O, Smith, husband Boot* should form in about two as a devotrd father. This book la Tha Sunday School Cabinet el "f. onB *be members, showed weeks and then they can be polled a natural seqtia] to Mr*. Randall's *t°od at vantage point* In tha vast lando; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Car Mrs. Ralph Dean, vlre chairman, Ihe First Baptlat Owrth MB meet Mayfair lobby. "... colored elides of his mother'i In a mixture of prat and course highly successful book ".Mary Lin­ White Hats' Wives ler, Mr. and Mr*. Altiert C. Lange, In Ihe absence of chairman, Mra. at I-IS p, m. ■* v* • , greenhouse and Irlt hade in Iowa, sand with an abundance of broken coln, biography of a marriage." Don Bate*, Exalted Ruler of Mr. and Mri. Garfield Wnlker, Fred Ganai, Civic, Serial DapL Woman* C!nb» and tome of hit trip down to crockery In the hollam to Insure "The Witching night" hy C. S. Invited To Supper Sanford Elks Lodge 1211, led tha Mr. and Mr*. Roy O. Brown, Mr. Following roll rati, the reading . , Florida through tha mountains of good drainage. toast at tl p. m. which Is obser­ and Mr*. J. N. Wilson, Mr. And of Ihe minutes, and tha treasurer's meet at club houte—Bed Croat Cody, for those who like horror apaakir. ■ West Virginia. Silver Springs and The speaker suggested to use any fiction. It will provide you with the At USO Thursday, ved throuflhtoul Elkdom. Among Mra. E. M. Whitaker. Cypress Gardens. good balanced fertilised. Plant* most chilling entertainment you've The Enlisted Men’s Wive* Club Ihe special guests for Ihe even­ Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Myera, Mr. report, Mrs. Karlyle Houaholder yvubsda V . . Guests were: Mrs. Dorothy An­ are happiest In part ahade and had ‘ In a long time. Tw o new I* calling attention lo all while ing wa* Gcnrgp Barr who will and Mr*. Ralph Wight II, Mr. and reported on the progress nf plans An Eastern filar meeting irM thony. Mr*. Henry A. House, and part sun. Red spider pests may ho western* "Trouble Rider" and hats’ wives v>f Ihe get-xcquainled soon be opening hi* umpire school. Mrs. Harry Adntr, Mr. and Mr*. for the flower show school lo be be held for Chapter No. I la th* ‘i Sirs. T. C. Pltrhford. controlled by parthion or dusting "Smokry River" are on the shelf. buffet supper planned for Thurs­ Pallets, velvet.*, and laffela for­ D, D. Haskin, Mr. and Mr*. sponsored In the near future hy the Masonic 1/vlge. Member* pleas* garden club, The circle voted to Th* meeting closed with delight­ sulphur and worm* may b« conmal and slrect-lenglh dresses dom­ An Erie Stanley Gardner re­ day at I p.m. at Ihe USO located inated the dress nf the evening Harold Kastner, Morris Moses, Mr. sponsor the allendanre of Mrs. come as thla Is obligation night. ful'refreshment. being served lo: Iroiled hy chlnrdane. A new book, and Mrs. L, O. Swalm, Mr. Vincent Roberts at the school. The Hrolherhood of 1(he*‘Hr*l Mrs. H. E. McSwaln. Mr*. Burnell "Ocraninums" hy Helen K. Krause, placement maybe you missed "Th* at the comer of First St. and San­ for the ladlrs. The grand march and and Mr*. Wally Tyre, Mr. and ford Ave. Raptlst Church will have if* month­ Cnio of tho Sulky Girl." __Halli Mr*. Btaula Thornton, Mr*. ii now available. Four member* volunteered to All Navy and Marine wive* whose was led by Bales and Harold If. Mr*. J. G. Lodge, Mr ami Mr*. ly supper and program i t T.Oft p.m. - crew., Mrs. W. B. Brinson, Mrs. plare flowers in the Salvation Mrs. Crumley demonstrated the Literary guild selection for Feb­ husband* are not above the sixth Kastner. James Blankenship, Mr. and Mrs. Bertha Rhode*, Mr*. J. C. An- miking of hibiscus or camellia ruary "Valley of the Vines" hy Kastner wa* gpncril chairman Gordon Frederick, W. Rawl* Jr., Army Citadel the next four week­ The regular meeting of th* Nope Ellon C. Bush. Mrs. C. M. Flow­ baskets out of a part of the Cocos Joy Packer, is tha story of Diets pxy grade* are cordially invited to in charge of the entire affair. Serv­ Mr. and Mr*, lawsell Drier, Mr. end*. After the business session men deV Howard Chapter a t the er*. Mrs. Mabel Gaar, Mrs. Frank riumosa. Donne, a famnu* wire farm n»ar attend whether a member of the ing on committee* with him were and Mr*. Don Flnmm, Min* Claire refreshmenti were served hy the UDG will meat at fiamlttola^lgh Miller, Mr*. R. E. Peurifoy, Mr*. Th# following member* were Cape Town In South Africa which club or not. Lee Samuel. R. S. Billhlmer, E. II. Adams, nf Orlando, George hostesses, Mrs. Donald Bales, Mrs. School. The program, "Robert E. Starke. Mra. Geneva Van BusIs ruled hy the matriarchal Gran­ Game* have been planned with J. Moughlon Jr.. Gordon Frederick, Harr, Tulsa, Okla. C. L. Park Jr, and Mrs. John Lee", will b* at 10:30 followed bf present; Mrs. O. L. Barks, Mrs. . f kirk, Mr*. Irving 1, Pryor. Mr*. nie Con. AJI around her the valley prire* going In the winners and Joe Jarrell, Phil Hair. Morris a short huslnesa meeting. B. R. Beck, Mrs. Charles Brumlcy, William Agoramnr, Mr. and Mrs. Morgan. door prliea will be offered through­ Moiei, Robert Kltvsn, Rill Living­ Margaret Edwards, Mrs. S. G Tha Methodist Man’# Glafo vritl |Mre, Charles Cole, Mrs. B. B. is being cut up and partitioned but out the evening. At 3:13 tha group went to the Dick Mapes, Mr. and Mr*. Gene Graham. Mrs, H. G. Hi ckson, ' "V"!.j Grannie Con ha* so far success­ ston, and Garfield Walker, meet at 7 p, m. with th tlftb . Jg, Waller, Mr. and Mr*. Bert Ander­ residence of Mr*. Baker on PtuThe following merchant* have Mrs. DaWltt Hunter, the guest! £jUm *y', Mr‘* *?' ,Mrl' Thnse attending whoso namei son, Mrs. C. H. Stafford, Mr. and ntnsa Drive In fian I.anta, where L Zimmerman aa guts* >speaker, and tbe finite**#!. * Edward Lane, Mr*. Charle* Law- fully resisted th* speculator* and donated prizes for Ihe event: Winn’s the schemers. Against this back­ appeared In Ihe guest book were Mr*. Allen 11. 1'caller. W. It. Jenn­ lovely flower arrangements were Tha Dependable Claw will' tarv* son, Mrs. Charle* Meriwether, Mrs. TV artd nadio, Hobson s, Garrett's, ground I* told the love story nl Mrs. Appleby'* chicken pi*. W. A. Morrison. Ro-Jay’s, H o lly w o o d Shops, Jay M. Walter, i Mr. and Mrs. J, ings, Miss Patty Walker, Miss no display. An instructive paper, young Roxana, Grannie Con's wir Howard Cushing, Mr. and Mr*. The Camellia Circle wltt m * t Mary Ann Ruktir, Mr. ami Mrs Mrs. Charles Park, Mrs. Harry prepared by Mrs. niktr, was read Ladylike Fashions Cowan's, Purcell's. Powell'a, Rltx Simpson, Mrs. W. B. Shippey, Mrs. orphan, who i* torn between her Theater. Touchton’a Drug Co., Robert Jxtnc* Cushing. \!r. and Jo# W. Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Fred Murray, program at h p. m. at tha Garden Ceptar For Las Femmes Charles Wilke, Mra. J. D. Wood­ love for an English Journalist and Swerney'a MeCrory'a, Yowell’s, Mr*. W. |. Crabtree. Mr. and Mr*. Don Bales, Mr. ami Mr*. J. B. chairman, after which eafh a^ with Mr*. Ed Hunt. Mra. Jamae her devotion to the Afrikaans man­ DeOrlne, Bill Walker of Orlando. rangement was analysed by Mra. Wilson and Mrs. David GitUM M Comma In Sprinq ruff, and Mra. D. II. Mathers. ager of the farm. It la now on the Perkins, Southward Fruit Co., Mehostesses. . Mr. and Mrs. Joel J. G. Leh­ Baker. NEW^YORK uev-Ladle* wllflook Reynolds’ Drugs, Patrick Fruit rent shelf. man, Dr. and Mrs. John W. Epps, • ladylike thla spring, whether In Those attending (he meeting were Co., Wade's Suprei Market, Food FRIDAY Dr, and Mrs, a L Park Jr., Mr. Mri. Murray, Mn. Joe Baker, Mr*. J.mmry Boohmfdhe-mmith "Ru- m irt inH RoumiU, . and And*g, slim, daytime aheath dreisei that Southside Primary Th* Enlisted Men's Club wIR hgvt and .Mr*. B. L. Perkins Jr„ Mr. glaa And a Tiger" hy JriinM asttr*. Y rwii Before’4*' t fit them liko. 4h* ‘paper on-*h<f Fit spat rick, Mrs, Voile Wil­ Ita monthly dance front I pvM. Plans Study Course Till* and Mr*. Harry Robson, Dr. and John I* a personal adventure by Ton * ** gn * '________ _ wall, or in floating clouds of chiffon Mrs. J. A Morrison, Kd Higgins, liams Jr., Mr*. Douglas filenslrom, until 11 midnight. Married n m i M ftouthslde Primary firhool will the author of "Ithawanl Junction" after dark. Mr. ami Mrs. W. M. Philips, Mr. furs, McKay Truluck, Mr*. W, It. wives along with single jneN.ana —the Inside story of th# Indian hold study group course* on family Rho Chapter Meets Thera are two extremes In the ami Mr*. E. B. Smith, Mr. and Meriwether, Mrs. F. E. Brecken- dales are urged to attend foe foE now fashions tar spring, ai shown life education In variou* neighbor­ army a* the civilian Kipling never and a good time. Mra. J. n. Folpy, Mr. and Mr*. ridge. this week to some 200 visiting hood* during this week and next. knew It and could never tell It. For Oriental Tea Mr*. .T. E. Anderson, Mrs. J. . M. Cameron. Mr. and Mr*. Mr. Masters wa* an officer of the Anyone Interested In attending Is fishlon editors representing news­ BATUKDAY Lester Webre, Mr. and Mrs. Mar- Roberts, Mr*. J. T. Terwllleger Jr., papers throughout the country On* asked to eontart Mrs.' John D fourth Gurkhas In Bslushlstan. He At DeLand Home Th* R.A.'t of tha First Isp till Mrs. Ilousholder, Mrs. George Kick, rrl Faille, and .Melvin Siskind and ha* written five novel* about th* The Rho Chapter of Delta Kappa 1* the straight, narrow, understated Carlton, phone HWt, party. rhurrh will meet at 1:34 a tit. Mr*. Dean and the hostess. column silhouette. The other 1* the Seminole County School Food llrlllsh In India and plan* some .V) Gamma met at th# home of Mr*. I strictly feminine, oltrn full-skirted, Srrvlre Assn, memhers have been other novel* on the earn* general Elva Cowley In DeLand for an always flattering cocktail or eve­ Invited In participate in a study of sublecl. Oriental tea Saturday. personal relation* lo be conducted On order: "A eight to Remem­ Mis* nelty Foard, a member of ning gown. ber" hy Walter Lord (the Titanic Iloxane, designing for Samuel In the Ortnna School in Daytona the Beta Chapter and a geomelry Mr. and Mrs. F. P. ‘'Flip" Lotragedy), "Ten Ncrlh Frederick" tearher in the DeLand High School, Winston, revive* a gentle and nos­ Beach at 7:10 p.m. tomorrow. talgic fashion In her pleated chif­ All member* planning lo attend by John O'Hara, who wrote "Naked related mm# of her experience* In Porto of fit. I,mils, formerly with fon short format dresses. An out­ are asked to meet at the County and tha Doad"; "Search for Bridle Japan. Mil* Fo»rd wa* a teacher tha Sanford Naval Base, arc an­ standing example Is a dress of school lunch supervisor's office In Murphy" by Morey Rernslein a connected with the American gov nouncing tha hirth of a eon. Mra. I.oPnrln U tha former Miaa Mir­ gossamer-thin black silk chiffon, (hi County Court House at 6:13 true experience In reincarnation. ernment for on# year In Japan, Watch this column for review* The title of her apeech was iam Hatcher. iti full skirt using yards and p.m. on these book*. yard* of tiny pleats, He bodice "Broadening O u r Eduralional See you next week. „ f f , arooped to the back, with a waistHoritnns" In whlrh aha lilted aever’ length cape of he lim e pleated at contribution* Ihe Orient could chiffon tied at th* neck with nar­ All Calendar make lo ui. In addition she eited row silk shoestrings. There Is Sgt. Lund To Speak some contributions that Americana something definitely alluring and could giva to the East. Listings And eoev ‘ -utterly feminine about black chif­ On Civil Defense Those from Seminole County at­ fon, a fact that aom* designers Sgt. Lund, with th* Air Fore# tending the lesalon were Mrs. Mar­ hsv* overlooked for the past few In connection with Civil Dsftnsa, garet Gnit and Mrs. Wilma Morgan. Society News aeasons. Roxan- rediscovers It, will he Hie guest speaker of the for thorough and uses her discovery with telling Mrs. Nancy Brock and Mra. American Hnma Department meet­ e'.’ecl. Harvty Swanson, representing tha ing at ft p. m. today at tha San­ cleansing Are Requested » Karen Stark, designing for lfir- Pilot Club, were senior hoslessea ford Woman's Club. ” vey Barln, also show* a beautiful Saturday night for tha Juka box II* will show a movie and glv# By 5 p. m. The and faminln# collection accenting dance. for radiantly clear skin i* a ahort talk nn naw weapons for Kenneth Lath an of tha Cocoa . slim lines for daytime, full skirls Hot coffee and cookie* were th* defansa. Sgt. Lund la to offar the Air Force Base was the weekend, for party wear, and her signature order of th* evening on tha re­ latast details on what ahould b# guest of. Mr. and Mrs. Claude E. Day Preceding touche* such as lace appliques and freshment Hit. Junior hostesses dona for Civil Defenik. ’ * HttieU of Lake Monroe. py * < * • • *. inserts, dellcala amhroldery and v-era- Mlsa (thyllla Phillip* and Mr*. F. K. Brackenrldge la pro­ Friend, of W. B. Lynch will he auhlle dressmaker touches. Miss Susi* McLaughlin. gram rlmlrman and Burt Peterson Publication Editor* got a capsule picture of The enjoyable weekend wound engaged Sgt. Lund to speak for sorry to la*i;n that he has returned to tha veterans' hospital at Bay : junior style* for *prin| In a rom- up with a marshmallow roast Sun. the occasion. Tinea. ■ hlned showing of youthful styles day evening with a large crowd i by Me. Mort, Junior Sophisticates on hand. >Qa and nelch-Goldfarb, all of which Mrs. W. If, LeFetra and Mrs. •r follow. the main linos of the adult F.. C. Kuhn tent their services as | ‘f node In illm line* for daytime. senior hostesses whila in the Jun­ To Ihe mnny people who * frou-frou for evening and ditllnc. ior department were Mis* Mary Bneinisnltsd attended our Formal Grand Cissnstsi Cream i- thn la beauty and variety of fab- Ann Michels, Mis* Verna Ann Mac-far netmil. tics. Opening font T h u r s d a y , Glllla, and Bob Loveland. otly or dry skin, F riday and Nalurtlny, we Riiulir value 2.00. cilen d our elncere . • . new only |N On The BO K H L W Elks Annual Charity Ball Held Mrs. C. Baker Saturday Night At Mayfair Inn Explains Shapes To Ixora Circle beauty, lessc P & A A D W th m u fti for perfect make-up WE ARE PLEASED TO for a flawless com plexion Vtsiate AD* Cerasisi Orsaa. j ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT CLIFF ABLES AS OUP. SALES MANAGER ftilviirviiuel.M, VL We ahall remember and try lo live up lo ill your kind well wished of eurceee, and we hope to a M .all of you again toon and often. George W. Morgan, Mgr, iRtfuiif viJumAQft M . 114 M £UCH BLOG. 117 8. MAGNOLIA PHONE MIS If : t" >> ! j* * „ v : , * * • [ . ™ - �tK K a w v U v u ikuiAiM Featherweight King Is Solidly Favored KiUX kept smelt, ue. AMMUwr yt nbaMiy eould not force His invalid mother into hla home, but be could malts Mary drsaa more neatly, and do n better Job with the girls, An for Ann’s problems, the and Adam would start afresh In Santa F a They'd establish a home. And Curtis had every reason, it sot right, to look elsewhere for wornUr comfort and understanding. Of course, Asa was Adam’s IfA sad hod no right to offer eon- Tfclrl Rae* — a/io Mile time a u xam ti.it v :•> Trusty Tippy MS l ie Jo h n n y K |.|t gtlinlala f l . 1 l IH.I* _ R JS& pr?.*,/U " M n l t t Himea Aeliev iM stnynl lime . tie gutnisia <t-ii fia.ee n r A s s h — it id Mile Time Bi-s Tro unm a.ta l.lo l ie siim guanas M l 4 1* Mere ill gulattls <»•»> III ts eiilfe Mas* — 0/la Mile Vise ai.f to pO0 Aimed/ together. Just SO rote S ir i l t l ie l ie t i l l t ts ho had hoped, hla fever about Moth iciame Weil • 4.41 Linda had au balded. That episode Xllrtdla . gilnieta (S-4) III IS Soveath Rare — S/ia wtto Tim* na.r Hear greens 1T.SC 4 <s s m l i e IW i t was early spring before they Hrrlhs Laka.trta Ksllte 4.1s got off for New Mexico, what With Uulnlala ll-tl *1114 Mlahlb Rase — i/ie Mile Time at.f n certification for Adam's Job, the iistBiiete i4.se ess s.ss FBI check and the disposal of i.unio Taw Me f ss Ho«p llerk ].js their interests in Kcnnerly. guinism < t . | i s in e They went west by train, decid­ Rlelll Rare — i/ie stile Time tl.e ing In buy n car after they got to Mew Mexico. Ana eat with bar naan preeeed to the sold windowpane, gaaing In fascination at the mountains which ehe waa reemg for the first time, excited to Identi­ fy the white streaks and stippling aa anew, It waa AprUI Bha wan nwad by tha general green and red tones of the landscape, the turnMed rocks, the sparse vegetation. "D'you like UT” Adam asked Imht« mguinmm o ?(4-T) m .ie It’s different- ' They had to change to a bun nl Lamy—Bents ire was the capital but bad no direct train service. “Wow!" said Adam at their firm Bight of the city nestled on the mesa with tha mounts!ns rising grandly behind i t -Where'S Los Alamos T“ asked S a / w She didn’t tu n . **I don’t know. r TUB J EwtreH ! r Pw , r u - M r , f it HHCi /r* MOPE X COWMOH POP 1 FORWARD* WHO'YM SLOWED UP A B IT TO T U R fT *9*. IH T g D B P tN S a PiBH, ___ - S . v ^ . 'n ^ i e n r / f i M . m. »o*iuMT*a tm eb riMt- Rare _ a/ia rn Mile Rra4e 0 Kenkis Sl7 Osy Tsss, Tteplrel “'»rm. Fawn Bimho, Reg Hoy tVhlllea Ace, JCrarloTln, Lilt la iionircne 2 ; «{• UP1,t e s f m " 3 iSKrifi/. m inne games U. Terhir et ea te ailee M. J o n .I Minna kerne Iterinlnn Whlodoe lu»»n T. F. III O A I 10[•| Ml 4 I (Inline Ilf i b et It Je rrtll fTe ill « i D i-.u urrer lit I iiui'iiu IV, 1 ITniUe jthii.ee Hint row-n I'll. C> m Cn Ine. tn Rnbert Lie Pier* enre et el L -nit J. Bail et us ta Welter B w tit et us ie laien Cn te Jems# Adtme et us tn U Brain*.tt Jr it ue ie Paul Aleeender Markham et m tlltv.r W, Hall et ux to W. A. Fetri-k et ui C Albert Jnhnena et as Is W. A. I'alrirk et ut flHitrlre A. Kv.m el ■■ la Allen O. Kernte et ue II*try A. Hrott et us ta Busene B. 'luylnr el ui JJiif I’rie. et ut In Hom.r Little ,V 'Hlum II. lthun et ue te Jemee M ll«rndan AUresr-t II.y. to Currlu t.*e Norik et et "a! J*0r h ,0 ,r*1" ru l,eh “ Nioeurut t'leitld ts Nutelle T. Lut- l b a i v b rowaino |t | ill 111 iif ( | I I Se ifc V 9C O P /N 3 It A P f P * . M Pro Football Looks For Better Season B . Seminole County Records P S P Wa * ALWAYS A (3OOP s c o p e p WHUE PLAYINO D SFEH St, ANP IP HE „ COHT/HUBS A * A pOPWAPP WILL PRO B A BLY k WlHP UP WITH / a 1 -'1 u Tut’i ,,|***r np»so, Hnsppyllsnk**' L"“" 'rf CBpp,r’ Teertk Rare — 1/ta Mile Ores* M Hpot Chstk, Cheraer. Tour Aids. Tmy airs, Rsssrrse apses. Tolly 1 ulsns, Hftppin Slsry, iwsst Daretny. r Mile AreAe M „*!}r **.9®I*- .toilkin. Sl.tr- Jnnrs. LOS ANGELES l* -F roftnlona! The driver turned In hla seat -Tog folks for the Project f - bo Kr. n ^ k ! ,nv i i ; ' BMc“ r *c1*’ Ibotbill in the United Stair* hid moit luceauful tenon in 1953 ttfllCide and the men who run the gimo -Yes,- said Adam, -but we’MUve M V '. T s 7 « . ? , V a ,« Ji~ ook for aven belter rciulti this ha Santa Fs.Ssvsatk Rare — B/ta Mile Rre4e C year. -Ob, conAtructlua, ehT" Hlsn be. Hobble M, Slut Roll, -That's right." gUasant Mr.sk. Cool Klsl, Jranle Tbs driver slowed. -Loc Alamos rurrrll, tVayrldr Victoria. Ca.pl*. So It teemed today si tha ownRare — S/IS Wile Arab# R •ri of tht M clubs in the National Is act «p the road," he told them. Klshlb blrk Huprrlor, Commander J. W . -At night you can tee It plalA Future rm ir. proton, Hodnsy It, Football League reconvened in But now, If you look where I’m Vrhat Apron, liar Pantary. Rare — S'tS Wile Ora4e A their first meeting west of Chica­ iting, you cut see lights wlnk- ninth NSW banes, Sllddlrhr.ro, Rinse go. —probably tha sun on alt times iII’ ti.lL,*,!’ Kay Hprrd.tsr's SlyPa, Commiiiioner Bert Bell, given l Rlaklsy, Stichsidroe, Hat O'glass windows they got up there.“ ts ropprr, formal vol# of confidence and “We make windows out of glees Tratk Rare — • '! Wile Arede D 110,000 bonui fur hit 1955 activIn Missouri, too,” Mid Ann crisply, Hprsdy Kay, Rural Chairs. Tro -Yi»h, but wall'll you eoc them Ton Jot. Cool Ham.on, Tour* A itiei, laid the NKL hopri In bring Rrauty, kano.h. Coral Hoaa, Nag- mors pro football to TV fana in windows 1ear. The bus driver wore a rolled tha nation. Or. Alexander had hki i family. Hlo obligation SAN FRANCISCO Ifk-Although trained for the bout h i h u on# decision against him Only t l year* old to Saddler's and will b i giving away 10 years admitted U. Elorde unquestionably in agi, featherweight king Sammy will make a supreme effort to boSnddler «y|W he • snllfMavarils to. defend hli lM-pound crown tomor­ come tne trtira eiupmo In Tuts row night against Gabriel Elorde, history to uk# a world tltlo back the Filipino champion, ad the homo. The other two were flyweight Pancho Villa and mlddloOrient. Elorde, who won a Id-round deol- weight Ceferlno Garde. lion from Sammy in a nontitle 10- But boxing men -hero who hivo round bout lait July 10 in Manila, watched both fighter* point out will Ae the eighth champion from that Saddltr haa navtr lost moro foreign eountriea that Saddler haa than one fight to any of hli ISfi professional opponents. They don’t met in defense of hla title. Prefight publicity haa made think that thla time la going to bo much of the Flash's left • handed any different. Saddler lost once to stance, which admittedly bothered Elorde, they say, and thla limn Saddler In Manila, and the deadly he'll have hli own answer to the seriouineia with which be haa southpaw Filipino. WHOSB SWtrcH ■p p o m persN SM TO OFFBAtSB f t B M * TO HAVB /H irPfBP Ftim C L UP APTgR J T * PO O R S ta rt, brimmed Otetson and tight Jeans. Ami eat back In the scat and Miffed. Missouri wasn’t all bad. Th. quarter* width hud been provided for them turned out to be a half id a low adobe duplex, tt was a “cute" place, and very email. The living romr end bedroom were of fair slM, the bath waa a cubby With a shower and the other fix­ tures packed Into a tiny epacA Tha kttchcR waa eo small that Ana had to step Into the living room If aha opened tha oven door. Thera was a smafi service porch, big enough for a gnrtmf’n palL Adam amuri'd her that It wouM do and went off to taxi Alamos. hers lait night to receive the S. Has Hlrknk Ito.ooo trophy as " prof* at Ionnl athlete of the year." After s apselacutar pining performants in Lot Angelei which bsat the Los Angeles Rama for the league title Dee. 2fl, Graham announced for the aecond time he wsa through with football. Ha eama out of retirement to lead the Browna to the title. -Ymt’U be back," chided Joe Collins. New York Yankee first basemen, at the dlnher. "They all do." "No, I won't," aald Graham. "I've had It." "Wanna bet?" Collim uld. "Sure, positively," mid Graham. (T» Be Continued) l.nn *11 4 IS 11 Lindt ill I H.Unbiuik i.’l I 31 7H i lift.* >1 an ](-> ridld* :*s < in w.rn.f Vnn Itirtiull. :» m \ Il*l« US 1 n :i III Ktiiii.-kl Hrrifiinii 71A I ii 11 Clark in i I’.X) « IIS Hike III 1 H ilnnndr tn Arnold 1« Davl* in 1 *i 4.11 i llarvar rn I’! Tealo Erls ss si KndarMoa 11! WON !.nnr TRAM Belt, and probably moit of the other wheels of the NFL, taw the uw , Bo, laid Bell, the NFL agreed to carry tha hall for the Lot An­ geles Newspaper Publishers Ann., sponsors of the Pro Bowl game, In getting It carried TV • wise acrosi the nation next year. Tha leagua alio hopes to ravlva the Saturday night pro TV gamei, seven In total If all goes well, plus the usual Detroit-Green Bay Thanksgiving Dsy attraction. In playing rules, the owners un­ animously voted to tighten one to cut down piling on a ball carrier. From now on when a tackier has made contact with a runner ami brought him to earth, tha play Is ovwr. If he illpa and falls ho can get up and run again. Thia la con­ trary lo eollege rules, Tha proa also ruled that when­ ever a lineman assumea a thraapoint stance at tha Une of srlmmage, If he moves a mere muscle, It will be called Illegal motion and hi* tfam gits five yards. Tills was Ihflr adiwrr ta the fake start, the so-called sucker ahlfe. Heretofore, an lllegat move had to draw tha opposition offslda befora It merited an offslda pen­ alty, and often the penally went lo the wrong team, iie m r ( la a e * IttsAwr) Post Time 8:10 MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P. M. Transportation From Downtown Sanford Qbjuuj. foU irtA , hu- g e n e iu l MANAGES H r. 17 - 92, 8 Mllffi South of Sanford TURN AT SIGN OF RED ARROW r l'Vjuihr|,e*<"Un *l “* 19 * ld,“ r ‘ & . M;.h C*onr.,; M ‘ ar,«*.?iurie, l Fijtra ..v * lu»et A*eo. Bluia NIC. Corp le tit FiA Rev A 1 L oss Aren Mi die. Mtg. Corp. l e l e t FeA l i t A 1956^ AUTOMATIC W AS H FAMOUS 0-1 YOU'RB M O N E Y AHEAD W H I N Y O U BU Y N O W I ®- f. "hum*on A wife te lei FeA ^ Hev. A Ijten Alio. O T W . ' . " p B * w,r* ’• iGlwmr Herrli it us te MlB-iteie inf. Lorp. u ,,r " W & fa r,l ^ *• * T41" M^ lUX iI• b1 * " ^ fmtou'V. Ilaiiewur tn Xrehne Aseorlelei. rend, .ale ngml. M. It. Hheltlen. el us to Jobs X. vU4*04ihi»mfe «i «i«t a«Mi conir. ^ oeUioi* Jut. to K lu s jip . n u flu K "piwi';Vf :jr«f **«**•»* *• Ctsytoe n Np-thl nab Hem pie A4mtn|itraUonffe^eUle ef Wli; llem, Kli Brinumen J iie f ii H This Is the time of your Ilf* to own th« car of your tlfol Got th« fun and plBasur* of owning a luxurious KIN G-SIZE DODGE CORONET through tha winter months without paying • penny morer .SOMETHIN* BIC Tha buy of your lift Why wwH till SprfflfT HAMINID IN THE. rig h t .now ! Thla Your Dodge Coronet K ino-S ibb D oom IO W M IC I M ID I will command tho earn# Coronet puta you money Thla full-eUe, full-etyled, high reenle value In yearn ahead in bignaas, atyle nnd to come, whether you buy full-powered 19M Dodge features. It givea you more right now or wait till Coronet la priced down with length and luxury than any Spring. So it doeen't coet tha email cara. And It brings ear near ita price. Your you a dime moro to own you tha "Magte Touch" of preeent car may never and enjoy thia big, beauti­ Dodga push-button drirbring euch a high trade-in ful car during January, Ittgt Surest, aafeat, eaaleat s i It will rfgU now on a new February, March and April. way to drlva you'va avaf ’M Dodge. They're loan# asoalAa. known! Don’t daily I 2 I lL L JL I I .....t m 11- rr—f J*' DODGE Vdke Uedar ofdb Sarwmdtool Badgi Dsslsrs present: pinny Themes)e "Mikt Roomfw Daddy,' led Parks la "Irstk Be M b,' The lawream VHk B ge-el M AI6-TV •* Frsnh *'Mi1 B r •e-N *’ 3 New'56 —■ �1 . M * g . dSB 11. 1 IM i n n B A isruiU ) tiikUALU Hotels Rising From Sand Vega*, a itorlld itrinf of Mon lit itruetum each built around a swimming pool. Tbaia were homes that Jack built—the kind at jack that kaapa slot mhchlnca and roulatta wbctla aplnnlnf. TU*' », H U«v mUiivf for tha men who owned tha gainblin| balli. Tha lure of winning eompromlilngly alirn, deilgnera brought auckari by tha thouiamis. have found waya to add aoftneai They loit enough on tha crap tablci and movement to tha Silhouette and the wheels, at blackjack and through uaa of floating panda, low* in the ilota, to finance aalarlea well placed back flarea anJ drapery up in five ffgurea a week for en­ that dramatltea tha figure but doea tertainer* and to keep the atate not interfere with the abeath line. of Nevada I'latively tax free. Thera la much back talk In the There la no crash In tha offing, ipring collection*, with back belta maybe not even a depression. But that may be anywhere from the behind their gletmlng facades, the shoulder blades to the hips, back- operators of most of the luxury buttoned suits, necklinti tilling casino hotels are operating with backward, sometimes with floating new efficiency. They realise that back bows or drapery. the foldup of one casino and the For after 5 wear, there are more refinancing of three others in loss full skirts shown, sod oven some la a straw In the atari which whips petticoats far those womee who serosa tha aurrou^^g sand dunes. love the frothy bouffant look In Four hotela opened last year: party clothes. There also are more Tbe Moulin Rouge, Riviera, Dune* full-length evening gowns than for­ and the Roy.] Nevada. None was merly, In keeping with the eew a sensational success. Yet there trend toward formality tad ala are Indications four more will opto ganee. this year. With the narrow Una of daytime Wilbur Clark of the neieri Inn, fashions, hits again are Important, generally conceded to be the stur­ with the bulkier silhouette firmly diest operation on The Strip—that entrenched. Big picture hsU will isc lion of U. S. >1 io u Ui of town be seen all over the place next where most of the lavish layouts summir, It appears from advance cluster—weigh* the future with a showings, and accessorial also ac­ sturd optimism. quire more Importance In the head "This town can absorb one new to-toe picture. Big handbags, dra­ big casino hotel a year few the matic Jewelry, small contoured next 100 years,*' aays Clark. "We­ furs hugging the shoulders, bold 're nowhere near Ih* saturation bracelets, earefulty eoorrjtnaled Ipoint. There are 1*0 million people gloves—all the*# are Important in In the United States who w.irft to tha spring picture. come here and so does the rest of Fabrics are more beautiful and the world." more varied than ever, with the Some of the other operators find accent on lightweight costumes lass reason for cheer. that can do duty In warm weathar. There are many blends of silk and Tha eonsenaua of a recent survey wool, silk and cotton, silk and lin­ seems to be: Business is good for en, cotton and nylon nr dacron. the established hotela but newcom­ Dark tones still are favored for ers are In for tough limes unless town wear, with brown running a they are solidly managed. close rare with navy for the popu­ The H retort hotela on the strip larity prise. But for afternoon and grossed 30 million dollars from evening wear, color runs rampant, gambling In tha first nine months and the well-dreaaod Jill may be of 1933. The Nevada Gaming Con­ trol Board aa.vi this Is a 23 per as vivid as she likes. rent Increase over the same period In 1934. Fishermen Go Fishing On Vacation! LA S V E G A S , Nev., OS To thoia who have never lean It before, tha Bight el pluih hotela rlaing from tha aand, after milaa and milaa of aagebruih and Joahua traea, kaa alwaya had the unreal look of p mirage. ’ But thia waa solid, poatwar Las subtracting a Soma 200 fashion tenting newspapers Unltad States and foreign countries assembled In •jlcw York today for ■ preview of “ pring stylee which will show up In shops across the country la time for Easter shopping. It la apparent that the silhouette for iprlrg la slimmer ind straight er thin ever, h it fabrics are light • r in weight and more varied In texture, and that tho multipurpose costume la tha all-time favorite. Ipring aulta become afternoon er ^eoektall dresses merely by the re vtnoval of a Jacket. Aim sneath town d r o a i • a become festive enough for after dark h r the addl tios of a colorful obi aaah or an apron overskirt, plus discreet changes el JeweJry. A m w note Jn the suit lineup Is the "pad bolero"—you peel It off and have a soignee dresi or dreeey bolero hlmiee and high-rid Ing skirt beneath. These double boQere suits Illustrate the newest lines e>f the season. Skirts are strictly straight and narrow, and coma to Just below the b u tt fitting the midriff smooth |y and fit ia earnestly hoped) re* veiling no bulges. Often these high minded skirts are attached to a bodice. A matching brief bolero curve* over the bustline, and when It Is removed reveals a second A dero blouse, often In whit# linen " r s contrasting print, msklng a dressy costume of the suit. Sometimes the costume consists of sheath dress and bolero, the dress likely to have short sleeves and low decnlletsgs, to give It par­ ty manners when worn without the Jacket. Although the daytime line Is un- ^Claire Is Priestess Of Understatement NEW YORK Wl—Mare than any contemporary designer, b r e e s y Claire McCardell has become Iden­ tified with the casual American look, beloved by women who hate to look dressed up. She la tha high prieatesa of un­ derstatement, of th e carefully careleaa effect, of the easy slouch and the atrlngbean figure. The Jtsg g|crik>n of the famous McCardell alrlngbcin dreia ihown on the opening «!*«*«**#’fc lh '# A l h M fre ts Week la merely a straight, unbelted, unfitted tube of harlequin checked wool Jersey, with no trim­ mings, no collar, no buttons, no fimmickf. Ila only confession to design It two narrow silt pocketa, one Just above the right breast, the other on tha left hip. She shows it with 4 severe while pillbox hsl, white gloves end a gold chain necklace. On the girl with the McCardell figure it la effective. But ladies of ample curves should beware. Pauline Trigere gives movement THIS IS TNI IMAU robot •weather station, known as “The Grass­ hopper," that the K ey wilt uso during tha four years of the • Antarctic expedition "Operation Deep Freese.1* Dropped from so airplane to the polar Ice cap, tha baltcry-powar unit will gather and transcribe tha observations fhto Morse coda and transmit at tha apeed of 11 words a minute. A! top it is berlnnlng to open up attar btlng drooped and. at bottom. It raises Itself until It la Anally sat up. The Moulin Rouge, first expert have been iparsely filled except ment In an Interracial hotel here, I(or weekends and holidays in recent Is padlocked—eloquent pink stuc­ months. coed testimony to the hard fact The nine-story Riviera, with a that this Is no utopia In he desert. plant valued at nearly in million, Tha Royal Nevada needed a ftift.V has undergone the most drastic ooo transfusion to help It stay In keelhauling. The group which for­ buslncsi over the holidays. The merly owned the Flamingo has cut Dunes has been liken over by the the stiff and overhead roughly in management of the healthy Bands half, but has yet to build up a ataady half. patronage. Virtually all operators agree that And the two biggest additions, If Las Vegas is In continue ex­ tha Rlvlcea and the renovated Naw panding, new markets—above all, Frontier—onr* tha Last Frontier— Ih# free-spending convention trade • ». • -S, 1 last November. By DION HENDERSON acreage available this yaarj and The ASSOCIATED .PRESS Tha aalactlva fish managamant batter flaking la many late# ‘ at Remember tha postman's holi­ projact—poisoning out of undaalr- the program develops. , day? He went for a walk. Fisher­ abla spaciaa Ilka tha gisaard sh ad la additioa, vlsl.jg Nortfearg K men are like that, too. . When .Ihf.v .head southward from got started nn Laka Trafford, deep pika and pickerel experts will bavf the fruitn north, vacation bound, In toe aiv'argiadea', iha lake, nnce a chance this year to act g< 1m- ’ the fishing specialties of the popu­ known as tha homa of tha special ported experta on what amounts la lar winter havens are in for a Florida vakety of tha black basa, a new kind of fishing for aativg contained a fish population esti­ Floridians. Fish managamant ail* brisk going-over, These include such Items as the mated as 11 par cent gluard shad thorltlea have been putting on a Pacific bare fishing off Southern by tha tim* commission erawa determined drive to arouse Interett In pickerel, which residents bar* California, the deep reservoir fish­ moved In Nov. T. Q ing of lha bit Arliona Impound­ Thus, Dahna says, flshirmen can by-passed for yaart la prefam ca ' ments, the gulf trolling off Texas expect to find more freak watar to thair famed black bass fishing. and Louisiana and tha deep sea sport on charter boats off Florida and the Carolines. Florida, which already gets a good share of the winter salt water trade either on the Gulf or the STARTS TONIGHT Atlantic sides of the , ilnsula, hai a major Impr-vement program un­ derway for Its Inland fishery. I V R O N I l * O W ( i f Actually, the program la made M i u m r a re o M i m a up of two statewlda projects aimed at whipping the two Individual problems that make many fresh «i i o n (. e n n v t m s water areas In the South excellent reasons to emphasise salt water opportunities—rough fish and water hyacinth control. ****■' w Robert Dahne of tho Florida Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ Z L T t t S mission ssys that "in recent years, FEATURE 1:12 - - LAIT COMPLETE SHOW 9.27 thousands of acres of Florida's fresh waters have been blanketed under the layender-flowrlng hya­ cinths. The green plants cover the surface of the water so thickly that they literally .suffocate the water and the fish life there In." To etean up affected spots on the stale's 30,non named lakes, the Florida Legislature recently a|v prnprlaled 1213,300 for control measure*. Allocated on a countyWILL CLOSE AT 1:00 P.M. hy-cminty basis, it can he apem only to control and, if possiblt, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS eradicate the (mothering vegeta­ tion. The Suwannee River became the pilot project in this operation WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATESTORE AUTO SSOCIATI STORE. —must be tapped, Thry are pushing for a 1,300— rapacity convention hall and will contribute through Increased taxes to the estimated 4 million dollar cosl. They hope, however, that the 30.009 eitiiena of Las Vegas will subscribe lo a 20 year bond Ueue to defray most of the tab. FRED M. IH1TI OWNER 111 S. lit gt. Ph. 1MI to the sheath with her "Wlnga Away" silhouette, which eonilata of a split overskirt over a sheath, separated at the front to reveal the narrow skirt beneath. Trlgere'a naw term for suits la "duets" nr "trios," and her latest trick la to team a waist-length fitted Jacket with a skirt having a brief peplum at the top, Just meeting the Jacket at the beltine and giving the effect of a short,. Raped Jacket. 1Cdttr(f|tVpVisir nm ^nffl^^flam or gowns, Introduces tha ‘‘neoclasslc" silhouette, a sheath with hack talk. In moat eases the hack la t f sed to the hipline where It a caught In a band and released In a floating bark panel. As al­ ways, this designer glories the feminine figure by means of drs pery, tupks anti skillfull sculpture of cobwebby chiffons and Ucer. The double bass la the largest member of the vtqll* family and the lowaet In pitch. Try and Stop Me J ------------ly BENNETT C U F ------------- ICOME o r THOSE BUSY Medium Avenue exeeutlvea you read . about have found a new way to kaap their braina from going J auaty: trying to Hat twelve dtlaa outside tha Unltad SUtas, all T (beginning with the letter “ M," and all having a popu lotion of over half a million. Can you namo all twelve? Hero they arc: Madrid, ^Israelites, Moscow, M a nL chestar, Munich, Milan, Mont­ real, Mexico City, Montevi­ deo* Madras, Mukden, and Sltlbourna. (It’s "Mukden" th at atumpa moat eontcit*, •nta.) 0 , e e e t Kermll'’ Schafer reports’ the'" bad plight af a diae Jockey whe made three successive attempts.1 . w, JPw Mill wiaaaifi sauan-i, v*rwg'v ail vofi which failed, to vwijy say cor* * * aoctty "tickled pink." First It earn* out "Ueklad pink," tkaa "pickled (tick," aad (taally "pickled link." * e • e|M ,e _ '"■ympathy," observes Mary McBride, "la whatiM gal la willing to five la exchange for nil the gory details.*! don't ju s t ask f o r l o w l c n askfor - ■ it lm e LO O KS O F ENVY ARE STANDARD E Q U IP M E N T 0 ^ Up On* of the great rewards o f driving a Lincoln ia tha attention it command*. If you’re the driver, you sense an open adm iration for your discern* ing judgm ent in selecting the finest of fine earn.1 You ice glances directed at you that aeem to say trade places." And you’re pleased for other 19* If. PALMETTO AVE. s$£ vi-V‘-i,v J ‘ reasons, loo: You know that you've made the finest choice. For this ia the iongcat, lowest, m oit 'powerful Lincoln or ail time, I t’a over a foot longer .in frame and has a new 285-horsepower engine. ^I f you haven't ordered your Lincoln yet, Hop yi • t e u r ihowroom at your earliest convenience. H U N T -M cR O B ER T S U n m is t a k a b ly / Inc. �v ■ ■ 12V|v.kPtnrafvUk Winter Haven Meet Attended f f i J r f t f m . WAVUN-In-addlHw • to maay pereenet tppaaraaea* «t r* ssrirerh TV end radio ebewa, the vf.lOM-Vforlde Cftwe Qaeen. to be •etiied here during the Florida i Cltros.ExposItlon, Feb, 18*lf. wlU ■ riierire “the fraateet array of : ,prUee In the MeWry of the oontpe* I tlU jn^ifceh Mi -lerry.-FreaMetvl ef Mm tadaetry ahof. said today, ‘ laAmwtfen and. eitey. blank* .4 i^ 1 ) Alkdk ■ftaataarli "'■ qji r eijiMi ■knjMM ««to*® «wW ,V silMM ktK^Rdl.'H ‘ a a-I , -*J 'AjjJ■iM flww mmJk W tW reupe and other paten* ra i r n the etete, TvHh that ewapethten for ef batef named ritroa prises to be. awarded te tn addition to * contract far inclusive raprapehtatlon ef the Florida eltrus In* duatry during the year, will Include the; HIM ettne queen, Put On Ford Stock Tha local eoagragatfa* *f JaIAN FRANCneO (A—Engineer* hdvha's Witnesses returned recent- WASHINGTON Oft - A price «f ^ip ; w iU M J i i d : e i rc a -ju ! i r • ILfCJ- iG7i gsirsbty- si, M4.M a ,;ih m WII plared today oil toawrrnw'i vast puftiic oflermg patrols on tha raging Feather Winter Haven. 'j River at Yuba City today .at other Ruth N. Stafford, local Presiding of Ford Motor Co. (took. areas te tha itata counted fresh Minister, said the assembly was The Ford Foundation, Inc., will flood losses. tuccettful in avtry way. Tha city reap MM2,600,000 from the blggeit Major m w damage appaarad to of Winter Haven welcomed th* corporate equity financing in ba at two coastal resort villages, Conventlonen and rooming accom­ history. Bolin is and Stinson Batch, both modation* wer* provided for more The price was reported to the la Mari* County, which ytritrday than BOO delagataa from Central Securities and Exchange Commlawaa included te flood dtiaater Florida. ilon aa the float legal atop re­ areas by Prasidnt Eisenhower. A. A. Catanuro. district auper- quired before the 10,200,000 comA l t h o u g h Yuba City’* B.ooo visor for th* Walchtowar Bible mpn aharea are offered tomorrow people war* spared a second flood­ and Tract Society, delivered the morning, ing, Col. John J, Livingston*, Air key lecture of the assembly Sun­ The underwriters — some 722 Fore* engineer, said tha leva* at day. Ilia subject. "Overcoming the securities firms acrosa the coun­ Shanghai Bend where * tha big F eiri of Thl* Generation." center­ try — have repotted almost un­ Christmaa break occurred "te atilt ed around the them* ef mankind's precedented Investor Interest in the a frail rioter." faan today and how they ean ba Isiue which admits the public into Tha eombtead Feather and Yuba overcome. Excerpts of his talk coownerthlp with the heln of the company founder, the late Henry riven, draining a huge waterahad follows on tha waiter* atop of th* f terra Pointing to Luh* It:to which Ford.Nevada MattnUins, crested at M l at’tei, "Mca'a baarta failing them The price was supplied by an feat yesterday gnd war* falling for fea» end ’H tlr? after thosa amendment to the original Ford gradually. The waathar waa elaar things which are earning a* the registration statement filed win aed. crisp. earth." CeUnsira said that at no SEC last Dec. 21 as required by time te history has this prophecy law to protect Investors, been nearer complete fulfillment. Police Get Rare He showed tha causa and meaning DON'T SAY COPS. world'a fears by explaining URGES CITY COUNCIL Chance To Query ofthatthaSatan the Devil was the "god LOS ANGELES or— Please, the of thli ayatam of things," I Cor. city 'Murder' Victim council urges, don’t eall 'em 4:4, and showed that tha fears cops. MONOE, La.. IA-CHy police gripping tha world are sign* of the gat a rar* chance to question a "fast Hays of Satan’s World" A resolution adopted unanimous­ "murder" victim today. spoken about in the 21st chapter of ly yesterday says: "Law enforcement officers, gen­ Five youth* opanad fir* on n Luke. man standing In front ,of a down­ Showing how to overrome the erally, resent being called 'cops’, town rastnurant yesterday- They (ran of this generation, Catinziro and consider It derogatory and tossed th* “victim’s" body Hi tho quot-d Psalm 111:10, "The fear tending to lower the public’i re­ spect for their profession as guard­ ear and ipad away. of Jehovah la the beginning of Pollca officers, tipped that Wisdom." We must .declare war ians of the public safety." Councilman Harold Hanry, who there might ba a holdup at tha on fear kith accurate knowledge Introduced the measure, said the restaurant, chased tha car, but loat ceaalng and tha Ilka la * direct of God'a Word and put out faith In word “cop" M a Scotland Yard result of Interest stimulated by IL Him. Thli la the only way to over­ abbreviation for "Constable of the exhibit* at the Slate Fair, Officers traced th# youths come the fears of this grnrratlon." From an educational standpoint, through tha automobile's license D. D. Fallow, Circuit Minister, Peace." tba youth of our date haa laarn- plates. It turned out the affair also spoke and gave Christian sd through tha annual participa­ waa a hoax and the bullets blanks. counsel, "Keep your balance In all 12 MEANS NOTHING ting of such groups aa our Fu- Chief of Detectives Hugh Tol­ things and return to your various PALM SPRINGS, Calif. lA-The tur* Farmers, Future Home­ bert Hid not Identify tho youth, but rongregAllmiii over Central ami makers, 4-H Clubs, New Farmers, said some kind of charges probably South Florida with renewed vigor number 1.1 mean* nothing to artnr Gene Evan* ami his new bride, New ilomamakara and other*, would ba filed. for th# ministry." slnger-aclress Patti powers. Thay what advantages and opportuni­ Ha eald tha hoys wer* lucky. obtained a marriage license Fri­ ties this State nffer*. Today, His men ha I orders tn open fire New Zealand's kW bird haa no day the 13th and were married throughout the state, we find tell and almost no wings. It Saturday In a ceremony attended outstanding hualnesa leaders who If a hold up wera tried at the ree- burrow* like a groundhog, lays by 13 guests. He Is 31, she, 24. are achieving aueceea aa n re­ tauranL an egg a quarter of Ita own sult of knewlidge and Inspiration Bison te tha true name nf the weight, he* whiskers Ilka a cat ' Th# puma, panthaV, eougar, gained from tha Fair aa atudanta Its catamount, mountain and Ameri­ animal Amaricana rail a buffalo, end nostrils at the tip and youngsters. can linn are all tha isms animal. long beak. a year. Combining aducalion with en­ tertainment, the Florida State Fair haa provided a well balanced program that haa (Ivan Its guetta Just about eVarythlng anyone could ask for. In addition te t l building* bursting at tho awma with ex hlblta, It has offered such fea­ ture* a* championship auto rac­ ‘ ,*n <r *d,. % ing, unrivaled grandstand acta, gala parades, tha world'* beat midway, thrill shotve, Latin American features and many oth­ er event* found only In'connec­ tion with tha nation's landing ax position*. Again this year tha Electrical Exposition will ba tn outstanding feature. Sponsored by the Tampa Electric Company, thli amaslng show la tha finest nf its' kind la the nation. Hera tha lastait In electrical gadgets and Improve­ ment* are presented and demon­ strated In a most appealing man ner. By all means sa* our outstand­ ing Florida Product* Festival i but, whatever you do, don't mis* the great Florida State Fair which will be tinged I* Tampa, Jan. 31 through Fqb. 11. IBM. It la tha BIO show and tell* th* overall BIG story. I ACTUM •MACS HUY tells reporters In Pasadena, Calif., *het where M a J n W ^ a sa tf-w enc." to her. She was bwnberded with quartern on plena toT h^r wedding to , Memeea Monaco. Thera Thera era era nnoo ----------definite arrangements. the said, but the aera* ■ snotty will tahe place "sometime after Easter. Too Late To Classify •fsthe big Florida citrus industry , wig be severed In the Exposition rfwday* and exhibits. One of tho features expected to Attract considerable attention from »t Florida citrus man sril! be the ex­ hibit of the State plant Beard showing {the work that la being don# In the etete on the contain• went and elimination of the bur4rowing nematode said to be reeponelMe for a serious Infestation ■at- spreading decline.1State plant board officiate will show by actual 'Itttiftnfttrttloni how tha contain* / ' ; »•»* *"d eradication program la , ,VM g tarried on end actual aped, i f .Wl* m|nnt* ■•mated# will . Be risible through strong msgnlfleetlon or mlrroscopla prejeetlens. - Florida Citrus Mutual said tod*y that It will hava available J f . * I»w J»y« a daflnlte program “Fresh Fruit Day" which will ............................ featuring the climax of il fresh fruit contest with , »"d awards for the h«st commerriel parks ef recognised varieties ef citrus fruit*. - , T,’a ^ ! or red dM‘ not Infurl■te a bull any more than green, blue# op white. It in tho ttmnt that attracts bla charge. ►Tho bull, llko many othor ooi* Wela, la color blind. JAMUMCKWAUU, U .lstw tol bald by the authorlUos la Santa Ana, Calif., In connection with Itho hldaaptng and rape ef Dcn- hour ehoot t* wbiah etmrria I sms, U v d m.Woltor.xwrTteAone w of a child, was aloe BY RUSSELL KAY While the "Florid* Products Festival" Is a mast laudable ef­ fort and one that will aid msteri* ally tp advancing tha welter* of our state, we should not loss sight of tha fact that Florida haa had such a show-window* for many years Hi its greet State Fair, The Importance of showing as well as telling wai recognised over B0 year* ago whan a smell group of Tampa builnui m*n launched tha first sarlous effort to stage an exposition' of Florida prodm-te, leylng the groundwork for the development of our pre- ranka among tha leading fa in of tha naikm and haa taken Ita plate aa America’! gTaateat mid­ winter exposition. Year after yaar, elnca 1011, Florida's growth and pragma hava been faithfully and Impraatlvely present, t to millions -of visitors and 'bom# folks' allk*,' 4equalntlng thvu .■Ith our agri­ cultural, Industrial and huslnraa growth and bringing tn their at­ tention Innumerable product* of Florida's fast-growing Industry. The 10SA Florida «»*»■ Fair promises to bo another greet ex­ position of Florida’s llmltlese opportunitlss and resourm. Cou­ pled with the gala Gasparllla Carnival It will altract hundreds of thousands and again serve, as It always hae, to present an un­ forgettable show-window of Flori­ da for the Information of young and old. natlva and visitor. Tha Florida Product* Festival la more than Justified because of the state's entering Industrial growth. It will help locallaa at­ tention "t all araaa of tha state and reach many additional thou­ sands who might not ba reached through tha State Fair. On* ef­ fort compliment* tha other and both deserve greet credit and Probers Assigned eupport from all Interest*. Over the ye#« tha Florida To Study Reports BUta Fair haa played a dominant roll In advancing Florida’s agri­ On Milk Prices cultural development. Much of MIAMI W —Two Investigators the progress of auch major In dustries aa cattla, poultry, citrus, from tha federal Department nf vegetable growing, packing, pro- Juitlcv hava Men assigned te look Into reports Uiat milk pr|ra* era being held tip artificially hareTha tv*» Oaargd H- Paris, Jf., and Aatnqri Flatew, era expected to datermlild If monopalUtle prac­ tices are bring followed by milk dealara and assoelatlona. Federal authorities are ballcvad According to a Twwt saMWM*;. to have Wrote* Interested after ment by Major W. F- U na. USMC two retail dealara cut price* and Officer In Charge of Marine than were unable to obtain fur­ Corpa recruiting In Flerldg, a new ther eupplln until they went back policy haa been adopted for ollglble to their old pricea. Tha Florida Milk Commlsplon, applicant* dealring to enlist in which formerly sat pritaa haa the Marine'Corps. Effective Jen. 1, Ml*, man 17- dropped control* far w a yaar. Sfl may apply for Immediate as­ C. Raymond Lte ef Clearwater, signment to active duty for a its chairman, said “according te period of two yoare. Tho Major eur records, tha milk Intonate polntad, out, howover, that thli haven't violated any federal laws.” new policy dot# not change the raeruttlng program f o r t h # ra* • m u — r —' ’o ** « * ji gulsr Mayina Carps. Bo«ru|t on* llshnonte for throo and four THIS win oeettnua to Bo accept•d, ScX SA V d For further tnformetion on tho two year program, applleante «rs advisod to eonteot tholr local Ma­ rino recruiter at Fnat Office Buildlog tn Sanford each Wednesday. iv SEM IN O LE PARK RACEW AY "Th* Country Club of Trotting Track*" PRESENTS The SULKY ROOM & PADDOCK ROOM —COCKTAIL LOUNGE— EVERY EVENING FROM NOW O N INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 11.85 —DIRECTIONS— Turn East on 17-01 i t Casselberry At Our Rig Red Arrow (1 Mllea East Of Tba Sanford Orland* Dog Track T* Our Heuaa) Speaks softly packs apow e Whether idling at curbside er endabg, this Aetion that Wp* you room.out of troubto Bair Charrobt talks to a wd-maanend /gpoto almost sa quickly u thoy develop 1 whiiper. You noarcely ever hear more than A id action kn’t *H Chevy holds tha raid a aoft undertone ei power A ro n Ha deep- files part at the psvementt You feel Added ekwted V*. (One mason k tbs kydmulio-1 — uraneg to the way it clings to curve*. huahed valve Uteri warn to aB Chevrolet % • O f eeune, Chevrolet bring* you thV engine*-VS or •.) 'J. £ Soft-spoken, yes—h at this handsome meurity of stoety door latches in all model*. Instrument panel podding and seat belt*, traveler pads a wallop that range* up to with or without ahoulder barneea, are 106 h.p.1 It's charged with 4 mst ecHonf •fired at extra cost. Aetto* that eaa mve you pradoua rncooda Cone to and drive anew Chevrolet We've hr mfor pustaf eo ute Ugfcwurt Action that lets you taka ateep tolls to stride! lo t o h ready and waiting for you._ 3H0XBonaa to -« dining adventure �* ~;<r w lJ jDMttVItiVd 1^ Vat S REAL RETATE FOE BALE I S - CLASSIFIED ADS NOT A PROJECT! BUT —1Homes of Beal Individuali­ ty: Srinany Farm Homes, Early AmerteamUltra Madera. Convsttkmsl to Franck CoUmlil •Ju a i dreamed si id General Plumbing. Kresky Heating T. B u S a u f ilV e h y E^WUUams Service on All Water Tumps— Wells Drilled — Pump* Paola Road Phone ISO 119 8. Park F U R N IS H E D A PT S. K l Weet l a t Or CsSi at rural, ture CenUr. l i t wait let.__ MELAKA APARTMWjn-. roomi. private bath*. 114 w. First at. RoIIawny and Baby Bede Day. Week or month—1Tel. 1423. Furniture Center 11* Weat Firat Avalon Apia. Efflefeaey. Fbooe 720-W. ___ BEE Seminole Realty w r Doilrable Homea and Apia. Pbona >7. FURN. Efficiency Apt. 17-B1 South ^ Ity Limits. Slumberland Court EFFICIENCY rriw a ttiv a Apartment. Buttable for bachelor or couple. lSteam heat, private beth, ihowIr r. Covenienuy located. Acroer IrroBi Pont Office. Innuirj Man till Jaeohinn Dept Store, Furalahed s room home. Valencia Dr. Phone 1009. 332 tioi Magnolia Ave. Furnhhed three room apirtmcnl, |5n jnqnthly. Phone 1873, Robert A. f t un $ 7 ,9 0 0 ,0 0 NEW two bedroom maaonry home, dose In, Oak floors, tiled bath, •iectrio kitchen, close to churchIS and schools, a real bargain, immediate possession. New I Bedroom, masonry, just out of City. 3 mllat from the clock, blinds, neater, and water heater included, immediate nmadiati ipossession, ---iu&lni — - as low as JfS&do^», baiinea leu than normal rant. Another Dandy! t li,aoe. down 3Vi B. R. IV, Baths, C. B. Nicer 1.23 per month, section of City. 3TJ.23 Priceed to move at |U.i300. 11,000. DOWN — 3 B. R., separata Dining Room and Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Nice section.. 3% Mortgage. 2 B. R. Fr., 4. finished. On S acres. Excellent witer. 3 acres fenced, 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras. 34,000. with $1,300 dawn. 32,000 DOWN - 3 B . R., Garage with room and shower. On large lot Including citrus and tropical fruits Total price, 13.000. No City tty taxes to payl Closa to Bass and,Schools, 31.300 DOWN — I Bn. Asbestos Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ scaped. Flowing well, Bsr-B-Q Fit. Price |3,S00. W. H. "Bill’* STUMPER Realtor — General lm ra e c e Gertrude B. Dlagfelder. Associate Gay AUea, Aseeds ie Pbeaa f i l l 111 N. Park Ava. THE SANFORD HERALD -3 C A. WHIDDON, SR, and colored manta. T he F o tte iH a f lU tB i a r e bow Wellborn a PhitUpe, Jr. in e f f e c t lie Per U m le t Om feeertio* t 1343. Sanford’s Lea i t Par Line for Three IneerMoee ___ernes for over l, day_ oThi 34e Per Una for Five leeortieei people. Seles ales Office: Little Venice lie Per Line for Saeh SS I » fn Loch Arbo:or. Fboee 1334 eertluni. MINIMUM BATBt Me ARTTCLKa TOW BALE , B. B. modem masonry home 130 top C condition, l situated o *“ i n excellent dose-ln loci___ lot _________________ Home has furred walls, full cara mlc tiled bath, and oik floors. Kitchen h n beautiful cabinets, molded Formica link top, and G. E. Refrigerator/' An assort­ ment of citrus trees in back yard. This home Is une year old, walking distance to echool, and surrounded by homes of equal value, 11,800 will handle. Seminole Realty W. DfKTBICBS 1191 Park Ave. T. W, HERO 9T er 1U Si. ^oluo A?«a//y Cem/Hutf Phone 1129-A. B. Peterson.Broker Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Cheitersnn. Garfield Wil­ letts. John Meiicb. R. W. Wil­ liam,, Hazel M. Field. A. C. Dottdney, Lend Surveyor. A R ail Retirem ent Home I Pc. Living Room Suit 3219.93 value. Like new, only $M. Form-A-Bed Not much to look al but cushions and springs in good shape SI4.M Plaittn Lounge Chair K Ottoman A few little hole* hut what can ... Moo you expect lor . I P c . Refa Bed Suite A true "good and bad" vatuo 339.M Sofa Bed Clean-one lot broken but usable 19.99 a-A-Bett With lnnarsprlng mattress. A slip­ cover on this and you'll have an espenalva piece of furniture for only ...................... t ... .. 229.81 Baby Bed and Maltreat Only one an hurry! ..............312.M Youth Red* And waterproof jnatlreas. Nesv ones lik o this acll for 7903. only $27.89 3 Pe. Blonde Bedroom Suite good rnndltinn................ 148. Large Chest and Vanity Must he sold together .. $28 30 Ultra Large Chifforohe Mirrors, hat box. storage drawers and hanging spare ■ $29.83 Extra Large tVardrobr Dnnble Door wllli mirrors $29.88 Plastic Hollywood llradboards Several In select front, only $4.88 Oak Ruffet ElcalHnt condition with mirror $19.88 8 Pr. Dining,Room Suite Table end Buffet' In good shape, chair* need a little re-working 838.88 El|ht Dining Hnnm Tables Some worth IJO. your choice $12 M t ’npalnled Drop Leaf Table and four chairs *17 M UUIIty Tables with eleetrlc oullrt t | ss Folding (Heel Kllrhen Tables J Well kept Two Bedroom Home on Solid Oak Offirr chairs large corner lot. Good variety nf 14.88 bearing Citrus Treea. Flowing Fftny Term* Well, flowers, good garden. Close in on paved road. M.ooo. with S800. down. Mather of Sanford Albertn .1. Hull, Asnocinle 203-09 B . 1st It. Phon. 127 Rose L. Payton, llrnkrr B. Henderson, Associate Phone 2171 n «2 al Hiawatha NEW C. B. - 2 B. R. House. Oak floors, screen porch, carportc, 12rt ft. Lot. No City Taxes. W. B. Hoffman, 242R Cedar Ave, THE OLD’HOME TOWN M. G. HODGES USED FURNITURE . BARGAINS! Quality Rubber fitamps Block and Made to iirilrr — 24 Hour Servlre — ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Ray, 3180, TWO Bedroom Home. Largo yard. Carportc, unfurnished except kitchen. 193. Will furniih if leered. Phone 799-R. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 8Nice room*, conking available. BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED ________ Phone lQI.VW.________ from $11.200 In 113.000 . FHA and VA (GI) Financed. FURNISHED large, clean down­ stair* Apartmept. >11 Park Ave. ODHAM * TUDOR, IN C Unfurnished House. Monroe Cor* Builders of Finer Homes for ner. Phone 49-J. Florida Living. FURNISHED Apt. Full kllrhen and Sales Office—2825 So. French Ave. bath. Adults. 340. see Manager Phone 2100 or 2910 after 3 p. m., 407Vi West 1st St. THREE ROOM furnlihed Apart* ment. 2300 Mellonvlli*. ■ ~ *, .- y-.f-e ■ w ■■ — 1 * THREE ROOM completely furnish* ,/d Apt. Hot and cold water in­ cluded. 340 month. 313 Palmetto Ave. Phone 23M. FURNISHED large Two Bedroom Garage Apt. 1903 Maple Ave. Phone 1474. _ FURN. Three Room Apt. 343,407 H Whether Buytug or Selling, It will pay you to see West l i t SL J. W. EALiu REALTOR. 3WANTED t o r e n t " ski sap- THREE Bedroom Unfurnished jfouae. Cell J863-R. RETIREMENT HOME. Comfortable Two Bedroom Frame house with wood floors, screened FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE. porch. Let attractively land* ImpreveinttUi Fruit. Garage. scaped. Near Stores. In or out of City. Elmer Smith, 4313 • 43 SL, Long Island City, , $7,500. New York, Tnrce Bedroom Frame Home, 3 yaari old.7 Scraen porch, herdwood floors, kitchen equipped. EAULd Laura B. Oiler. Broker N ew Home 17450 t ill SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE iSbcrete block construction, nice Phene 1319 site lot, paved street and dose l to shopping district. Will be 8300. Down ; ready for occupancy In two at/H o m # I w eeu. Location 110 East Fourth Lake Horae . . . . . . . . . . 91,000. Down Street, Terms If desired. Farm Acreage ........ 31*000 B°wn Rosa L. Payton, Broker Out from town — Two bedroom Annabel!* B. Henderson, Associate Alberta J. HaU, Aisociite home with 1 sere of lind and priced at 33.300. A lira* 4 bad- Phone 2371 .. 17-82 el Hiawatha I room with 2Hi aeras of land only 3 miles from downtown and Alexander Jk Stringer ' priced at 310.000. Beal EiUte • Insurance Mrs. Leorina Messenger, Atiec. 197 Magaelia Ava. rh . II WANTED TO BUT IT W A S / t r filar, Call , i ;c a n ’t \ M /M U T E S AMO V&a . INSTALLATION of Linoleum, Car- ^ Snnfnrd Linoleum A Tito Co. 127 W. lit SL Phone 1817 FORBADE ME TO SHOVEL, s n o w ASA/i ever H B B -H E fc -H E B /N -v r^ m x § || For Better P lu m o c wTicfiSo 1999 Bentk Parti PI INTERIOR and EXTERIOR Painting. Paper Hanging. Phone 313-W, Buffum A Walker, RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Etoctrli-al Contracting and Hepalra TV Servlcn Center Rendu and Croslcy Appllanrea 112 Mnsrmlla Ave. Pk. 118 ENVELOPES, letterheads, at*te­ rn sots. invoices, hand btlla, and r o g r a mi , etc. Progressive rlntlng Co., Phone 40t — 40J Writ 131k SL f PLUMBDFO Contract and re&slr work. Free estimate*. R. L. Harvey. 134 Sanford Ava. Phone For Rent NEW »i I/>raln Drag Line, i’hnne Orlando 2I5-784. e me eixertsn-sae arsMf.rt i». wmld smuts m n im House cleaning, windows, walla. Floors. I). C. Caldwell, Phone 1113 J. INHUMANCR TELEVISION -1 4 0 tt e a a m L * TVHBiT Fiwlan ed Rate* to _ Policyholders R a d io am uaei 1:4* A4v*aitra vim o u t* Will s in M sfsty r i n l , I.s s t Jk A l v a r * 1 n ra rln n n T a rn lv a l its * t k * r - M a « a - a * ia , n tndsiTOiis a in Jmn llnu's Corner • is ]/ .n o R a n c o r 7 11 Jnhn Dsly Save 7,11 L ib e r ia * John wnHaiwi lan- 417 I t a k c i Atlantis 94 17—AUTGMO1LKB-T0AILE0* w: I.M SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES 1 I A * T k rs o U s e e F o rd TX e a tro vireatfte T h a a ir a Ren ekelto o 1 * 4,nnn u n a e iio a JR before it«3 J H )(will sen U: , ii'honn » in nonn 2ziwg.j, hj pay YOU 0p<mto Evfnjng» tnd |t>:nn ARTICLEB TOE BALE - 4 10:11 Crnieroails v Sundays. 11:01 avs-eport*.Weather REFRIGERATOR 9 Cu. Ft. Large EastaMe Trailer Sale*, U;*T r. D ls t r le l A tto rn e y Freezer Compartment. Clean, BZtD-I-UIX CONKRITE Palatka, FI*. ItilT p ir n cu r quirt. Phone .1I4.W, trade Coneret a Co. w a n v a a r iA i Ave. Phone 1U3 mi:wet a a Brown Fox FDR Jacket. Hizr 12. FOR SALE * 27* 1‘rallrr will) port4:11 •It" •«* Excrllcnt Cnmiltinn. $ 25 . Phone nhle Jnlnusln Cntiana. $1,393. In­ r r i i r i n Rm m i Bafgerly ApptUncw Center 1234-R alier ft p, m. quire tail 4, Park Ave. Trailer t i l l K e v a - W e tU e e “Yeur Westingheuse Deaiar* t'M T h e U ir a ln e now Court, / u g ^Washers r MarUg 1:01 d a p ta in Ktnaoroo 30 Model USA C 11 MOTntl I-IS Ton Cotl.ro Coleman Healera . 959.18 it CYCLE. II ru. in. \'ery oronomS 11 1 i|n-nn Pinprtm naaum * 115 Main alia Ava. Phene itsI teal. Call allrr n p m. 2<i|« FOR SALE — Must sacrifice IMfi u u ,\e« .-W'.slher Sanford Ayr . J’honr 7H4. Ford Country Sedan 2.vxi ar- H MU limn* Plinnine «» IN 1i41r v M11nr * USED Electric coin dispenser iii.il miles, one month old, un­ 1!•» Kmli K"V4i 8 Hhn«r drink box, Good running condi­ CRIB with Mallres., Like New. der-coated, turn signal lights, \ I J'l rn» Th1» nf Otir* tion. Ideal for beer storage box. windshield washer, standard n 20 Mrikrt it Rich Makes into playpen. Call 3113 M. Csn be seen at The Baaford transmission, oversize white ifT IR IO OI Herald. |40. TRAILER Boiile Combination with Valiant l.aOr wall lires, solid red body, red w U t i l U v i of 1 .1 fa 20 BTU Healer $40 Thor Electric and white uphn|s|ory. $2700. cash 1(3 #t*arrh for Tomorrow Irnner $35. 2fi0ft Hiawatha A\r. or will sell rqmiy, buyer Irans- IJ QUICK CASH far Furniture, Add IS 41 fluMlnr l.lfHf Irr payments To see nr for in­ 1 Of| .Yack I’aar Hhnw tag Machines, Typewriters, Out PORTABLE Wcvtlnghnu.r Sew.n-formation rail Bill's Garage be­ 1 *<» lint * Htnpr board • Molqra, Boats, Super Machine. Like new! $60. Phi.nc I»lf*»t tween 2 p. m. ami ft p. m Wed. 2 nIItl Vtowtr'a Trading F oil Ou mile South 1807-J, Iloharl Q. l.«wli on 17-*2. Phono J*17-W. and Thun. Ask for Mr. Smith. S S JO rnaooRl CroMroAdf Phone I90fl. 1:90 Pit Pijalf 1i n1« Pl» flllt9F Window Slits —> Untels *W H O M WANTHD -4 Nrib I ’ m it if Flue Blocks - Cradle Blocks 4:11 Hriohiar P*f Great* Trip* — Dry Walts. OMhert CASH. TRADE-IN piirlrra FOR SALE — m i , 42 Ft. "Travel- 4 1k KEf'rit fllorm llte" delux House Trailer. Two 4 10 Mirada Ceeerete Co On Tour Afpotml Mid for Med furniture Cell 938. Bedroom*. Air-conditioned, rlr309 Elm Ave Ph. 1335 Wilson-Malar Furniture Co. 311 dilating heat. Cost $8,700. Will E. lat 8L sell for $3,700, Phono 1143-W. i:*e —Factory to Toe— 4 11 4$ Aluminum 7— Fetu-Llvo*4eek-WepB4lM —7 e 11 I I I R sp o rl ia^AUtOMO*n,K ■BOttK— p i n I ’ O'IP K iiv s r d s A Ms w e Venetian Blind* 7, mi lii.n o y l.m l Enclosed head. Sag-proof botiom EIGHT WEEK OLD Itnxer puppy. 1.11 H ill K llr s r s Bhow CARS Champion stock, registered fe­ rail with plaitio_enai. Plastic or * »i N»tr Lop BOUGHT SOLD TRADED I 11 11**1 M II1I. male. Phone 2170-J. rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Roy Reel’* Used Cara till Ms4 a x s lln a cords. 11,11 111,111 Q itsitlo p Sanford Ave. A lllh St. S m k a rlk Glean i a d P a in t Ce. I* II I I *4 T h r s s L i n s HELP WANTKD Mill 112-114 Weat 2nd 51. Phone 320 O 'elm li A lp o rt 11na .I S lle o * BOATS - MOTOR* SECRETARY; Capable, experienc­ 11:41 N s v s * a i r s O H ed. i’honn 1431. m n u n it Hunk Ucda ROBSON S n orting Goods ■ Sanaa Complete with Innersprlng Mat* HALER HELP WANTED — Full Evlnrmfe Bale* A Service T o s t lo tio n til* tresses, Ladder A Rail. (Can be or Part-lime. Firestone Stores. 394 E l i t SL Pbeaa *99 T i l t Ms raise Ihow 1:11 d p i. Kssaaroo used as Twin Beds) . ... 898.30 1 : 11 Opon MnuiS King Sii* Hollywood Bads |f0.j» Dally. Sell Luminous Door 7*111 (larrr JUsnro Pistes. Write Reeves, Attleboro, Guaranteed 10 Years 11:71 Arthur Didlroy Miss. Free Sample A Delaili, 11:11 hirlko 11 Tlirh do X Ml Innersprlng Mattress 11.11 Vsliant La4r fio X 80 Box Spring........... 3129.30 Bay year FaraNara al flarryle a i n or L lfe _ Headboard (Decorator rustic) 1|A HKLP WANTED (female) HA WiMheaM Fara., Co., at *01 W. !!:I1 lhssrrh lor T c m o r e C . M . St. All nationally U r, fur- I t l l l Guidlne Light Unfinished F urniture till C M C iv ile S M opSrl ■itara at warahauu pricaa. 3 Drawer C h e n ...................Iis.io NURSES AID for new Seminole 1:11 Jasic P u r 4 Drawar Cheat ................ lr.M Memorial Hnapilal. Hospital ex­ t i l l l.v a Itorr 5 Drawer Chait 11.30 perience preferred hut not neces­ 22—KLK4TOC.U, M S T M l m t a* rinht. q. 1. vis » 74 Vanity T a b le -------- ---------- * 50 sary. Apply Director of Nursrs, Nile Bland ...................... 9.30 Wedneaday between 0 -12. 1 - 3. FRIGIDAIRE appUancei, aalai ait M ie Mr. and Mr*. Dreiser 29.30 and aervice, G. H. High, Oviedo, 4:00 Booktaie Bed ............ 24.30 Two Wallrestea over 21. Apply 7n Fla. Phone F03-3313 or Sanford (Twin or Double) K.r,<2 .n Firat l.1!® Sar" 1642-W altar • p. m. 801 East St.|n°l« Drive in. Stud*nt Desk 24 nn YOU Bookcase ............................ 12.50 CAN IQB— SALESMEN WANTED *_10' a t - o f f ic e l o u m r o r t -*$ ECHOLS BEDDING CO. BELL Corner 2nd A Magnolia Ph. 1232 AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - HAYNES Ottlca MaehlM Co., "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Aaythlag Aggreailve and alart, Sales ex­ Typewrltari. adding machine*, Open Monday's ul 9 p. m. Salt a-Reala la, 214 Mag., Ph. 44. perience. Write Box SC The With A Sanford Herald, Used furniture, appliances, tools, 24- 0EAITTT PABLOM* -U eta. Boughl-sold. lorry’s Mart, 311 East lit St, Phon* 1131. IML MALE HELp WANTED lac A4 E ta-B o m B eauty Shop fUFT CALL OWGONSnake River dam eonHEATINO BEST is Wnrkmanihlp t a d atartlng now. Send Matariali, Fleer Fum ees and Ctrculalera **UJctlpn atamijed envelope A 25c for "Job 1M Eaat 2ad SL Pheae $42 H. a POPE CO. INC, Nfwa". IFCO, Box 638, Bejlevuc, 280 Booth Park Ave. Pksee 1444 24.11 Yalo Ave. LOVELY heme oi Spialih Arehl* lecture, flurrounded with unuiual landscaping and Native Oak* and Magnolia treea, Thu TwoStory borne ot rare charm baa TWO Bedroom House, also New many coBvanlaacea. A wealth „ Three Bedroom Souse. F t M R. ABMT-NATT StTHPLUB *7a n t e p r>( cloHta. Three Bedroom. Two P ub tanta. jungle nammoekt, i i = ____a m Bithi. ThU nouie ft! old world ilaaplng hags, air-mats, jackets, IRONING Out. Home cleaning. environment and con), grain 703 Bay RvA boots, luggage, paint. lawni, makai for graeloui living 310 Sanford Ave, cn unuaual home for the diacrlmlnating buyer. Shown by ep. point meat wily. condition. Walking til ‘T H IS OLD H O U SE" town. Partially furnlahti THREE B. R.‘a with 7W Acre* el Hamlin Grove, which eaaurci you 1800. DOWN of an income. Houie and Grove Three — Bedroom Modem1 Masonry ------ -------needa pome work, but can be 53^ * r>«t^ F m B Repair [ome. Lovely location. Electric 1*47 Haater* Are. rhea* HU don* by owner. Very Oood Jtchen, Ceramic TU* Bath. Termi. Crumley-Monteith _ d o c tilt m auoex M* 4:11 1:11 1 Mil.In t lt R« Ranftom 7,11 Drltllnx Da A Cloud MU* Is f! siivJm am* It's Dsnasllms It s 11:11 At Kern* With Moils 11:11 Ns vs 11:11 l a i w u ' i C a ll T o r r s j s r (L it lien on w n e ia e if x a a a n ia fit* « t > On lift (A p a ia a 'a C a ll T o P n r e r I I I W f i B rso k a ra *:ls 4.11 W M tse a J s s s b e rs s I kl 7 It W avs hossn O 'e lo .k C lab Mows h p o rls A l A O liA t s J n s k . r ' . 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American military pprionel a*> signed In ihe advisory unit, a group of over 2.000 highly train* ed officers and enlikled specialist*, cnunkcl the Repuhlio of Korea Army un ill phases of military (raining, ladles and operations. Private Harer. an aldmafl, anlered the Army In August 1935 and completed h u te (raining at Fort Jarkinn, fl. C, To Pleee A West Ad Just Cell 1821 end eek fo« the Went Ad depertaMtot CLASSIFIED DUPLAY ABmtlaera are f s tialal te s » Wy the Waat-Ad Department l o ­ lly of nay a m n la their iM M lM tU v f llb e tor oriy one laeom cl M 8-1,780, U7 So. Park ByiSTANLEV. I Offm i4U. 1 HUMOttk*' s o jw c Pag* 9 ' Dlc5 VOLJ OUT.* ISEMEMB® S ROOMS. Heat and Hot water, 0 . a week. Phone 382-J._________ T u m . Jnn. 17* 1958 Phone 77a For ALL Ymtr Beauty Needa eaQ Harriett1* B eau ty Nook Phono 971 103 So. Oak Ave. (Open evmuzig* by appointmeeL) One hour : Want end One hour t t • Weak at Ftniihtd Laundry Saoitone Dry Cleaning CLABB1FIRD DISPLAY WELCOME TO 8ANTORD Naval Personnel Will Yon Be O ur G ucbIT Wa hava laaiad aome Room at the haauttful , Mar-Leu Motal Than Rooma ara available Absolutely Free For • period ot 4 day*, ta New arrivali at Our Naral Air Statloa STOP by and Pick up YOUR la y at the taffies of mDvn IfITfo»9#» I Jurtjut (he** IC/MIU tor Rem em ber th a t wo have ev ery th in g ! f i n e In th e building supply line, and » t th e price you w n n t to pey..8ee ue sh o u t J t- n o w l Hill 8Hham h Tudor, Inc. NSttildira flf Fine Homai" M S fl. French Avanua ‘ SEAT COVERS For All Cars beautiful patterns CUSTOM F1TT10 PROMPT INSTALLATION Strickland* i Morrison, Inc. ' IUMBER K SlJfM’l Y Y A R D Senferd, W rite Phone 2M !t P S i f s �' A f t ' t* in this quietly distinctive community' of homes. \ v A sa matter of fact, you may not Know that 75 families have already bought homes, and have moved Into South Pinecrest S K s & ftS fis S can b i completed in 10 days to 3 weeks. We a [dace to live FREE, while your home SS5}j5t< 5r3 is being finished. South Pinecrest offers • Luxury homes in a moderate price range • • Spacious country living with all city conveniences City water and City sewers—Paved Streets etc, • Intelligent aonlng restrictions to maintain high pro* perty value • • , # . i * ,).• <"h•• • ; ■ •* * ^ 1' > Ultra modern design in homes and surroundings to meet today's high standards for Comfort, Conven­ ience and that “Luxury Look". .1 are now under construction immediately south of the new Pinecrest Elementary School and its 25 acre school playground. Built Into every South Pinecrest home is the BEST that expert engineering, high quality materials and most modem methods can buy* Service Personnel If you are a veteran— | Down Payment ITB Down Pa: per month per month F .H .A .~ _ 81176 Down Payment III per month » A ct now and you can choosa your | paint colors inside and out. Also/ I ' I I\ bath tilt and brick trim on any ■1 - house not completed* . . "Builder* Of F iner Home* BPAILEY ODHAM. PresidentI W es Office — M il 'Sooth French A re... . Phoaee 2100 and SMS Cone By and See Ua TODAY’ �p F r fc r . M S S !*;i f $•- V* ; ' * Weather Moslfy m a y today, to pertly cteedy to cfewdy l castestel rata and warmer 1 • VOLUM E X l V » l BAM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IP, 19M ig a a ,t an : ttt u Memorial Hospital Featured Thl* month'* "front eever" at tha Southern Hospital* trad* magailna feature* tha new Semlnola Memorial Hospital. Pictures on the front cover show tha overall hospital, reception room, a typical patlant room surgical equipment, and a aotarium. The full page artleal describing "This Month's Front Cover Hos­ pital" explalna that '•hoapllallaa lion la a many-splendored thing in Seminole Memorial Hospital, San­ ford." The communlcetioni system and ahr conditioning are especially By MARIAN JONES pointed to In the magatlne that OVIEDO — The many friend* cover* is southern states. In de tail, the article explains that tha of Mr. and Mra. G. W. Alford and air rondlUonlsg a rt especially Mr. and Mrs, Roy Alford are of five unite, or Mv« anpaaate sending condolence* for the triple systems, cooling and conditioning tragedy lutfcred by thsae two the air In halls, offlcee and rooms; famtllea thia past week. Four nr-flva-weeks ago Mrs. the labor and delivuy m in i, the surgical wing with locallaed ther­ G. W. Alford racalvad word that mostats, a system that does not Her brother In Alabama had suf­ return the air because of nnestlm- fered a heart attack but was show­ tics; the nurseries; ard emergency ing signs of Improvement. The lat­ ter part ef last week she received receiving. mother message that another Communication at Seminole Mem­ brother had suffered a heart at­ PICTURR OF SILVER SPRINGS U preeeetod to Ahmed Eteeld Oed-Ethak, Second BecraUry of the yptlan Embaisy In Washington, J»y Robert Ose*ote and his fntnlly, Semlnola Indians at Sllv.r orial Hoepltal to la Itself a apecta- tack and waa In arltical condition. Mnai. whan Elhak visited Sanford fast Sunday for th* rodadleatloe of the 8 L John* Rivar v toe cular addition to the modern facll- She and bar ion, Roy, toft Imnvs. .'7 . ____ ______________________________ iliei, The patient-nurse two-way dlatoly. tha AmaricM' (Staff Photo) syatem; a two-way paging ay stem After vUtttog Use brother who for' doctors; a tel-phone autograph waa ia aueh critical condition, they la tor tha preparation of medical tilled upon tha brother who was reports and notes providing the doc­ Improving, Me mat them at tha tor with a transcribing syatem for door srith greetings aid saluteleaving Instruction! regarding pat­ toms, than fall with another heart ient! at a central transcribing sys­ attack and died. tem; nurses station, lounge*, and During all Urn excitement and As audit raport of Saminote r'* > \ other location are aosumt tod with turmoil the wit* ef toe brother County, mad* by Jobs P. Hall Jr., the communications system. What­ who waa to eoch serious condition wai aubmlttod to tha Board of ever a person might be to the suffered a heart stuck: therefore, Scmlnolo County Commlsilonara hoepltal, he can be reached by the both warn confined In the hospital High School students made a yesterday at lhair meeting In the la critlaal condition. Intercommunication ayatem. farvant plea for eommunlty co­ Monday marming word was re­ Along with tho popularity of tho Court House. CONDUCTOR FRED MtCALL operation and encouragement of ceived that tho socond brother had hospital growing dally within too Tha raport, aubmlttod by Stato a fine and Torled program of ★ ★ C e n t r a l Florida area, other* passed away. whnleaome. character • huiMtn* Auditor B ry u Willis lUtad that throughout tho country are learn­ etudant actlvitlaa In tha Samlnolo “flnancaa a m la good eondUlos ing of tb* south's mod High Sthool yaaterday afternoon but had not boon carefully manag­ aa two atudent body rapraaanta- ed is come reaped a." Mias Myrtle Wllaou, County hospital: tiTta appeared before tha Semi* Horn* Demonstration Agent, an­ Ha said, "there waa no Internal sole County Committee of tho nounced that the Semlnele County Qualifying Dates rontrol of road department pay Florida Childrens Commlaalon. rolla and that budgate ware pre­ County Couu“tyo want to Improve ouraelvae", pared according to law. wftk the Community Told For Those modeaUy confided the-petit* *nd exception*." , i#j University of 111)101*1 Canter- 401 E. 96th St. tomorrow To Seek Offices lovely high »cho<d aanlor, Pat and of th* Hour", miking It* However, the auditor did com­ Nicks. "80 pleaae do'*, ahe Invited, annual spring tour through tha ment on tha fact that Ux levies at 10:30 a. m- for tu first gather­ Candidate* for County offices, “write to the high erhool If you were | 8 tnt* of Florida, has scheduled n Increased. Records ware ing of the year. planning to qualify for tha pri­ An Alta monte Spring* *Mo feed­ have any auggealtona to maka generally concert In Sanford, as guasti well kep but depository Mr*. J, M. Dlngmen, Council maries this yaar, will qualify with er h n been appointed chairman about us." * nf Ihn Seminole High School Band, security waa not adequate at all president, will preside over the Iho Clerk of Circuit Court at tho of tha IM4 Rad Cross membership High standards of irhotarahlp times. ll will perform In lha high school Seminole County Court Hoo.# not session during which the County * A and the Honor Syatem were dl»auditorium at 8 o’clock, Feb. 9. earlier than noon. March ttth and and fund campaign for Bomlnola plating that the rash balance Chorus will sing. euaiad by lha young fooltiall play­ un hand ax of Sepl. 10, 1013, the no later than noon of March Mth. County, Wielding the hnton, will be Fred ing aenior, Howard Allred. Ho el- auditor’s report stated that there Miss Wilson ha* Invited the McCall, who hn* been director of Candidates for stale offices, In­ Mrs. Aldan L. Bridgcri was .0 toldI of the excellentworkbeing waa ^ ^ bands at the University of Miami no current indebtedness of County'Commissioners to rnme as cluding Senator and Representa­ named yeeterdey to the Important done hy such c viej club aponaored , anrf fundcd debt special gueits along with Mlsa tive, will qualify not earlier than county wide poet for the campaign “Florida achieved a place 'o f elaco 1948. During hla tenure, Iht •tudcnl orirnnUMlioni a a t h e Anns Mas Sikes, State Home Commenting on phases of the Demonstration agent, and Mrs. noon on Feb. list snd no later than that nill taka place in the early distinction In tha record* of Sav­ famed musical unit has been seen Club and the Jaylieet. "To spring. noon of March 6th. and heard hy audlancta throughthe JayBivs", ho aald, "goea tha raport, the Slrte Auditor point­ Gladys Kendall, Home Industries According to slatutca of the Mr. and Mr*. Bridgcri live in ing* Rond purchases In 1955," out Florida, up through th* At­ ed to tha faet that on Jan. 9. 1913, graateit credit for the Improve* and Marketing specialist of Tails- State of Florida, no candidate A l t a m o n t e Springs with their cays W, A. Patrick Chairman of lantic seaboard and down into menta made by atudenta In driv­ tha Board donated 13,500 to the haslet. should spend any money on hi* daughter Lynda Marie, 14 year old Seminole County Savings Rond Central America. town of Oviedo to be used for the ing aafety." campaign until tha first filing swimming star who has appeared Committee., At noon a eovared dish luncheon Miami’s dl|llngulahcd bamlmsilrepairing of streets within tha Among other acllvitiea going on lown and waa made without appar- will ha served followed hy a talk date, other than perional travel In national eihlblttoni to varioua “Our state prolueed a volume #r U a gradual* of th* University In Seminole High School the two |cga| , ulhority< by Miss Slke* who will elaborate and incidental expenses. of Savings Hand purchase* high of Florida and holds a master’s parte of tha country. young apcakcrl listed. In reply tu Those who announce their can­ Bridgara i* office manager tor In the list of tha first ton slate* [degree from UM. For 17 years, on homo demo work. Numcroua donations and lump questions, the Future Nurse* didary prior In the qualifying date both with respect to Ik* rato of-prior to hi* moving on to tha payments’ were made to var­ A tour of Brookfield Milts will are required In file expense slate- the Setback Hilling Company. Club, Trl-lll-Y. tha Audlo-Vlaual sum Increat* over 1954 ami also aa to ; Mato campus, McCall waa In ba made In observance of "Flori­ ious charitable and eivle organi­ Projectionist Club, tha Library zations. ‘‘Tha Attorney General da Products Festival Week" Jan. menu. Those candidates for Mra. Bridgara, since retiring In th* percent of th* Treasury De­ charge of band* and orchestra at 1948 as engineering draftsman with county offices should file thalr Council and varioua aporla activl- baa ruled a number of times,” 19-28. partment’s assigned quota. Total Miami Edison Senior High School statements with the (Acrk of tha Department of Commerce, has purchase* for, th* calendar year where he also served aa dtaa ef tiai. lie aald, “ that this ia not lha pro­ Court, those candidates for state­ been active In social work for civic were $89,299,466, nearly $4 mil­ boys. Dr. Tarry Bird, County Health per method for expenditure of wide office* should file expense and church group* In Orange and lion and 6.1 per rent than the RANGER SHUNS COLD Unit Director, announced to tha publle funda." During hi* career aa a high GAINESVILLE, Tex. (ft — Tom statements with Ihe Secretary of Semlnola County. 876.4 million goal allotted to ue," Committee that the “Polio Shot school and university band men­ The biggest eritlelar within the The announcement of firs. Brldg- he added, Number 3" la ready to ha given audit report concerned reports of Hickman. 70, one of (he most fam- Slate. tor, he has planned and- directed era appointment was made lata to children being given lha Im­ varioua county officials. Ha said, mu of former Texas Rangers, wea­ Semlnola County buyers contri­ 18 consecutive Orange Bowl Ctaasle munisation treatment now. Al­ "County officer* who are paid by thered ileet and freezing rain yes­ TB Directors Board yesterday afternoon hy the Sem­ buted $430,906 to tbla very credit­ extrevagansaa and countlesa other inole County Chapter of tha Ameri­ though thera will he no ma*e tees, commlaalon- or other re­ terday to start his horseback Irek able state total which waa 2.114 civic and fraternal stadium musi­ can Rad Cross, clinic aa before, tha 'Publle Health muneration are required to file dawn the old Chisholm Trail to Will Meet Friday per rant ahead of ]D54 figures. In cal sventi In Miami. .Office will b# open to eerva the*# an annual report of Income, ex­ Fort Worth. Shunning all modern all forty counties met nr exceed­ Sine# 1948, McCall ha* expand­ The Board of Director* of the conveniences, Hickman, riding hla children ^lorntoy through Fri­ pense* and net Ineoma, 1 ed musical activities at the Uni­ fqvortl* horse, had bed roll and Seminole Tuberculosis and Health Ladies Aid To Meet ed their sain goal* while only versity of Miami to Include and days from 8 to 0:30 a. m. and 3:30 eight fall behind last year’s sales Association will meet Friday, The Auditor called particular at­ cooking equipment on a pack hors* to 4:30 p. m. annual flva week summer bend tention to report! not received and la ileeplng In lha open. He Jan. 10, at I p. m. In tha City Tha* Ladies Aid Sociaty of the volume. The Pilot Club reported that 31 from Jualleca of the Peace Thao la heading for the Sou nwe*tern Commissioners Room at the Ban- Lutheran Church of tha Redeemer “Th* Treasury Department will ramp, which draw* mere than 200 children have benefited from their Aulin, W. E. Watson, W. Hugh Explsltlon and Fat Stock Show ford City Hall. he* set Its monthly meeting for inon release county sale* goal* Piddle school musicians to Miami Milk Program. Members have been notified hy tomorrow at 7:30 j>, m. Th*.group for 1966 which, will, on tha aver­ from all over Florida and th* NaDuncan, and Homer Sewell. Also which open* the latter part of this Av*., home age, he shout 9 per cent above tlon for expert musical Instruc­ The Business A Professional Constable* George A- Kelsey, moolh to fort Worth. tion under some of th* nation’s Lorralna Qrahaia. of Mr. oaf Mro. J. C. Jorgenson, 1066’a" Patrlet aald. Woman raportad on their actlvl- J. Q, Galloway and W. A. bawls. leading band musicians. tie* In the "Big Slater*" mevemant, *,L — " ---------* Alio Included In this portion of “It- la a source of gratification Under McCall’* supervision/ th* Including visits, lattari and gifts the report was lha atatement that to m* to have been associated with University nf Miami band was to Hit Girls Reform School in no report* have been received the Savings Bond program and to tha first college band to appear Ocala. Th*y also reported $ 100.00 from County Prosecuting Altor have played soma part in this Iho National Broadcasting Com­ spent In their Dental Clinic pro­ neyi George A. Speer Jr., and Kargrand aalas achievement, and 1 on pany s "Rand of America" radio gram, serving In emergancy and Ivl# HouJholdtr. The report stat­ other needy cdscs with the co- ed that “Tha Board did nnt notify to all th* Savings •„PPr«»"Hon llond sales program and It waa th . first such to perform ov*r n nation1operation of local dantlata Dr. Har­ lha Governor of the failure of agvnt*, m»mb#ri of cnmmiilaas, unit, will* color telavlslon network. ry Woodruff and Dr. J.C, Ring- these officials to fils annual reand to ail of the publicity and ad­ porla." ling. vertising media, and othtr volunHerald Heckcnbach, chairman The Board of Seminole County, X u r; Pofrolmon Fatally of the Semlnola County Child- Commissioners Instructed County tan’s Committee, presided at this Attorney Mack N. Cteveland Jr., part In atUJnlng thl. apl.ndld ro- W o u n d e d B y B u l l e t regular hour-long monthly meet­ to notify each official ad the re­ cord for Florida posalbl*. Tha ing which was held In 8choo| Ad­ quired report*. fUtur# welfare of our people, ministration Building yesterday On other official* reported In thalr communities, tha elate and In Tavern Holdup with 18 County Officials and the audit, lha report aald tha* *« our national economy will all ba DETROIT (ri-A patrolman who other members and representative* the office of dark of Court, rithly enhanced baeaus* of it," Had faced a drawn gun twice In present. collect ion* of record had I Fatrlck concluded. the last three month* waz shot in accounted for and that the back and fatally wounded lale Infoma had been correctly last night during a travam holdup. YOUTH* REQUEST PLANE milted. It aald, "the recordi Silver Meteor, C ar tha OKLAHOMA CITY tel - Tinker Before he died, Sidney O’Connor office wet* well hept and Air Force Base usually haa a craw empttol six iluga from bl« service tory balances ware adequate­ Crash At Crossing lypollsecured." of man who do nothing but dlspota revolver Into the gunman. O'Con­ ELOISE Ub—The Seaboard Air of no longer useful alrplanea-but nor’s partner Michael Babulk also 811 Line's Silver Meteor, traveling 70 Of the Tax Coilactor, the re­ a request received yesterday haa fired lit timse. All la bullets war* port stated, "all collection* of re found In thv body of Charles F. baa* personnel stumped. miles an hour, and ^ car collided cord had beau accounted tor with­ Th* reqn*»l earn* in a teller Mattock, who died at a hospital ,ti a grad* crossing her* yesterday er by remittance* or by cash on addressed limply to “Tinker, Okla­ O'Connor died ro route to the aftd too two auto occupants war* hand." Commissions had boon ac­ homa City," and aaked about ob­ hospital. WltMiaee said Mattock felted. curately billed and. record* were taining on* slightly used alrplaM ahot as th* police bunt to aa tha Dead Art Grady E. Griffin, 18, well kept, tho report stated, to "set to my yard to leans bow holdup. and David C. Harrell, IS, both of report said, "cash resources ware Thro* month* age a guess aa at­ to fly." Eiolsa, ' * Of th* aieeaaor of Taxet, th* The latter was signed by Johnny tempted to about O'Ceuor but the Slate Trooper II. h, Doyl* said adequate to eater liabilities of re­ • m i t h and Jerry Hamirdei, gun misfired. A second time O'Coet Ute ear was pushed for * mil* be- cord and records wore g-m inllr ■waaae a x e•U a oIH mU u LI.B B Memorial rioapUel tfospi 18 awd 14 paapaeMvely, «f nor grabbed a maa . iw Into « « • to • atop. well ho*." J M U htotog M erer R efc flto tt ( f e f e t» 1 >1* 3 Heart Attacks Suffered In family Plagued With Grief Students Seeking John Hall Submits Wholesome Plan Findings To County For Entertainment County Home Demo Group Will Gather Tomorrow Morning 'p V Mis. A. L. Bridges Is Naised President Of Red Cross* Florida Achieves Distinctive Record In Saving Bonds m ■ <'i:AIJ 'juJ ^ L.’.t JTA j MTJ* 8 fc ir.sSS Blitch Covers Revenue r ' # 1: ■ ■1■ • % Canceled Bondi; For Year C heckM Tbe City of Sanford receive* « "clean hill of health" from ifa auditor, Gordon P. Blitch, carUfled public accountant of JacksoneQli In his report mada to tha H C * and Board of Commissioner*.. . . The audit, covarlog th* itito* menta nf revenues and expeidflures of th* City, for the Bee year which ended on S*$tL to, waa explained, Blitch, hi hla report, revetted that the securities owned by* >S funda war# Inspected a* a Rett *4 the audit procedure. He explained that adequate to* venlorier ware not available and th* report was qualified aa to tha material* and supplies Inventory. , However, according te procedurW of tha City of Sanford, a check If > kept *e supplies ordered IM chsrged to accounts tor which th * ‘ material* were ordered. The auditor commented Met qualification to made aa to torn amount of aaUecttona received m the old reeefrahtea end belaneen at shown on Sept. 88, tail, De­ tailed schedules, bo aald, were N 4 , available far further ispaet,. "i V Blitch repertod that "eenetotf ' bond*/ re tend duriaf were em glaed and hand, property tto c coupon register wa* s f u a tag the audit parted, He **«• found to be adequate. th e report stated that the standing bond* payable, tha Series "S ” refunding bonds hav« hern transferred from the Debt Service Fund to th* Water and Sewer Fund Inasmuch a* the witof revenues are primarily ohllgatddl .for theio bonds. They also carry, he said, an ad valorem U i pledge u additional security. Only on* material criticism wan Included In th* report to the Mayor and Board of City CommUiMairt, 3 II* aald that th* audit show* that the Street Department over ex­ pended Ita budget by I M l l J f However, he explained, $3,799.48 wai received by th* department for services rendered by the Btrqeft Department to others *o that th* actual over expenditure fe[,«d^ 18,118.14, The audit failed to shew earn* y flrmatlma obtained (tom Utility ' customer* on their account* «r t meter deposit account*. Blitch stated to hla audit report that th* account "Real Eitate ceived for Taxet" haa been treat■ ferred to the General Fund Fixed Asset group since indication*, gt* cording to Blitch, are that tbe m l yca-il '■J •stale wll| no h* told to the M ar future. MA ■5#.' Oviedo lions Roar To Early Victory m m . Ry MARIAN JO N tf Tha Oviedo Lions roared to ^ ;?j 36-7 lead In Ihe first quarteP s gainst an mdclatsad Clarintuil AM tram In Oviedo last night. Ceactl Mlkler playing rcssrvea almost throughout the gam* look this eon- i , illrl 77-11, bring Ovledo'a fourtle Central Florida Conference win Rt five sterte for the Llena, ' The first string team, toilmfR Captain Ray Fora whe sustained a back injury playing alatest •Ly­ man High School last Frida and minus Jim Hill, • who waa out tor raasona at the start nf the game, «t« the conflict, Luther Duda and Myroa Ml substituted for llte two pli who were out. But m e n u over as tha conflict became *0 sided. Hubert Priest, ward, lead Ihe victor* Wl point* loOewed by Ferdinand with l i The Oviedo girls woe thf liniiury eenteat I1R after, time MWS af 21-13. Cay lateg, junior quickly showed her * forward, at the haUtiem lanle Jeckaee cam tejurod haedl aad * * : * ^ ' ‘ 1 rt- � 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 17, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 17, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 17, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4ed335993e23732bcfcbf011df4a11de.pdf 891bc8d24cb9e1acc5775d129ec39a69 PDF Text Text * # I IL o u69-7512 \ AII AU i ______ V.-’ V i l l — - * U 'g ™ °*“ ) • *1 •< . .1 , . ■wfflMl ___________________ . i f I H K B if if eWi j/w ikt i l ci ? 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' ftSi '•* • T' ■ 4 -. • ■••. • • : ' vM*> v JWw,V,'jr -j '/> M B: 4 m s PUT A PERMANENT SfMRiE ON FLORIDA’S MAPI * ... - \0 « �- Aowoclated Prcws lean e d W ire Yffl.IJM K X LV IH A Bicycle Safety Club will he formed in Sanford Saturday morn­ ing, according to Mrs. Frances Murray, chairman of the safety committee at Kouthslde School, Thi* Is a countywide effort, aaid Mra, Murray, and we are hoping lhat a big percentage nf bicydea will be registered during tha in­ spection and registration lhat will take place next Saturday morning. Mrs. Murray will be asalatcd by Police Chief Roy G. Williams, and officers of the Sanford Police De­ partment in giving safety tests tn youngMcr* who attend the initial meeting of the organization. This la primarily a safety step, Mrs. Murray said, hut it will be TWO CABS WERE damaged In a collision at tha Intersection of Baardall and Geneva Avenue*. Cmcoordinated with the cltywlde re­ ■table Galloway, at tha right, looka over tha damage. (Staff Thoto) creation program and many big events are being planned for tha spring and aummer months. Weiner roasts, bicycle treks, and other entertainment features are being planned now for the organi­ zation of young bicycle riders. When the bicycle riders receive A precedent setting group attend­ their tests, the blcyclo itself win be ed the Educational meeting of the registered and tha o w ^ r Issued six-county District Eight, Florida a lag. Division of the Americsn Cancer Th* event will lake plaee at 10 Society, at the Mayfair inn ye*, o'clock next Saturday morning in Tw# ware Injured and proparty terday. Fort Mellon Park Just to the rear damage waa estimated at ovar 81.- The Seminole County Chapter of of the Chamber of Commerce 000 following a collision of two the Americsn Cancer Society was Building, said Mra. Murray. rare at tha Intersection of Bear* host for the occasion which drew Cost of the tag when regiiterrd dall and Ganava Av*a. lata yastar- both national and State officials will be 30c, Mrs. Murray laid. And day afternoon. of the organisation here. she added, "It isn't compulsory Harry Bolk, *4, and h!a wife Walter James, National Field Re­ An tntemillonslly known bsw- that the bicycles be regtetemt, but Bather, St, were Injured. They wera taken to Femald Laughton Memor­ presentative ot the American Can­ ball umplre who will open hi* It is much safer since th« serial ial Hospital where It waa deter­ cer Society,'with headquarters in famous school fnr umpires it Long- number and owner of ihe bicycle mined that Rolk had received con- New York City, said, "Our objec­ wood on Thursday, recounted some will be recorded at the City Hall iualona and abrasion* of tha tive here is to educate the public of hi* experiences aa an umpire for future reference. head and to tha left shoulder. Mrs. and certainly a meeting of this The organization isn't meant to Bnlk received multiple laceration! type provides community leadws for 10 years In the National Lcigue buy fancy gadgets for bicycle*, A b ia s in g in fe rn o destroyed the burning home* and lay In of tha face and head and a po»*I- an opportunity to get together and at the weekly meeting of th* San­ emphasized .Mrs, Murray, but la tw o fram e houses In Gulilshorn the itreet burning until erawmsn work cooperatively to gsln those ford Rotary Club this noon. bit hack Injury. meant to make bicyclca later to this m orning, killin g a 5-innnlhs from Florida Power and Light Bolk, driving a 1034 Plymouth ^objectives." District Forester Harold Bj*WI- old negro baby le ft bn a bed In Company rould reach th* tc*ne George Barr, who will Mart the ride at all times. sedan, was apparently turning L. H. Peterson, executive vice Also assisting In the event will kctl nf tho Florida Forest Rorvlee th * fro n t room w h e r* th * f ir e and cut th* Hn*. weak Into Geneva Ave. whan he president of the Florida Division of 20th lesson of Ihe school that be Bob Karns, local Insurance today atated that due to the In­ started . Flames from tha twa burning erathe d haad-on Into a 1081 Bulrtc the American Cancer Society, of haa placed umpires such aa Frank agency owner, Sidney Vlhlen, W. creased number of wildfires In homea were i d hot that firemen C a th y E d w a rd *, B-m onih-old Sedan drlvon by Mra. Bobby Good- Tampa, said, "I am certainly Secory and L. V. Roberta In the W, Tyre, and Ed Christensen, di­ Seminole County, he Hu notified son Braddy, S3, of Centra, who gratified wllh the turnout and won­ National League and BIJ1 McKinley rector ol the Cltywlde recreation the County Ranter In charge of th* d au g h ter o f E rn est and N e ill* rould not com* within itriklng M m E dw ards, wbo lived a t 1718 dUtanre of the home with the waa.traveling «a*t mi Geneva Ave. derful attention. 1 want to thank •rid Scotty. Robb In the American program. Fire Control Unit In. Rea M s dtfyt -llth . |L •uxiiury; u»fca-i t h H v j t r Mr*. Braddy w»t accompanied by (he local people for what they have League aa well as many arbiters county » death la the blase \ h a f h f t nUther three children 114, 8 and • done to make this1meeting possible. In leagues of lesser classification, wildfire violation*. ■/ > th s r rould not reach because o f It was th* second fir* of th« yean old. Under tha Slate Finest Fire th * h e *t. inurning ami firrniff» had to bo Neither Mr*. Braddy nor her Interest in our society and In the told hi* listener* of the hold that Laws, the carelesi violation la a A strong east w ind, blowing scut from tlio mono of otto bias* problems confronting u* Is picking nur national game has on tho peo­ children were injured. misdemeanor, punishable by a fine a rm s * the a rea this m orning fan tn tli* ntlilr. At the time of tho up— the public is growing more ple nf other lands. Ills experiences Florida Highway Patrol Troop­ of up to 8200 and/or a county prison n#d t)e hloib horil»r *« fir* ram* flrn on Iflth a t firemen wtio nf (he past 33 years ranged-from er T. Stark Mack, Investigating ■ware of what we are doing."* term of up to th ru months. Care­ near destroying on entire lilt* nf fighting O Mate tliot destroyed At a luncheon, following morning- the ridiculous to the sublime. The th* accident, said that damage to less woods-bumer* ate also liable homes owned hy Wltlle Holley. honors paid him include that of long sessions of various groups of the Bulck would come to,approxi­ WASHINGTON - Foreign for suppression ro*t», and they Two of tli* houses were com­ mately 1400, whlla damage to the the organization, Mrs. Julius Dlng- being (he only hnnornry member nf Plymouth waa estimated at IfiflO. fclder, president of the Seminole tiie Business and Professional Wo­ policy appeared today to be as­ may be sued for damages rauaed pletely destroyed before firemen their fires. rould bring • hurt lino from IMh suming such proportions as a!by a Tha accident occurred ihortty County Unit of the American Can­ man's Club of this City. before B o'clock. cer Society told the group of more Harr, Introduced by program political Issue that Secretary of Mlkell said. "Sine* th* first nf St. to the seen* of th# fir*. than 123 that, "We arc extremely chairman Charlie Morrison, extend­ Stale Dullrs may be Induced to January, Semlnola County hai had Mor* than 1,000 feet nf hnsa 14 wildfires, burning *om* 207 was brought to th# seen# from proud to have you meet with ua. ed an Invitation to the Ruarian* lake to Ihe campaign Hump. He has said he haa no present acres nf valuahle tlmherland. Hie insld* tb* rity limits to finally You will create stimulation and to attend tho opening of his school Interest In our organisation here." scheduled for 2:30 o’clock Thursday Inlrotlon* of making presidential maiority nf these (Ires are being bring the blase under control. Neill* Mae Edwards, whom hus­ Mayor F. D. Scott, representing afternoon at Ward's Hotel Iq Long- campaign speeches, but he may caused by people who do not take the City of Sanford and Forrest wood where the school has been change his mind In the light of a adequate precaution! In burning band work* at Sherman Concrete furor over his latest defense of the Irash. In addition to this careless­ Plpa Co., said she was in held for the past several years. A SanTord student I* tmong the Breckenridge, manager of t h e administration's handling of for­ ness, Ihii grass and womls ire the yard washing when several Wellborn C, Phillips Jr., Indsy Seminole County Chamber of Com­ 18 that have been selected "Out­ eign affairs. tinder dry due to the numerous of her children ran out to tell her announced th# starting of construomerce, welcomed the county group standing Seniors" by the Stetson "GET ACQUAINTED" OFFER an oil stove w*i smoking. Sh* timi of 44 additional new homes In A Life magazine article last Rosts and lack uf rainfall. University student body. They will to Sanford. OKLAHOMA CITY iAt - Police week quoted him ss hpvlng said "Please Hn not burn your trash attempted to ittn Into th* hnus* Sanford and Seminole County. Fif­ Voile A. WllUami Jr.. Atililant reprimanded and ir.'rassd a 40- the nation has looked war In Ihe he featured In tha 1936 yearbook, hut was met by a wall of flam* teen will be In LltU* Venice, ora In State'! Attorney, principal speaker year-old man who admitted hli fare In Asia three Umei and avoid­ until we have had sufficient rain­ caus*d hy th* exploding stov*. The Hatier. fall to protect yourself and your Franklin .Terrac*. ona tn DreamMlaa Caroline MeTnnl* waa tha al the luncheon meeting, aaid "In offers to several women were fic­ ed it. neighbor’! properly from a disas­ Th* body of th* Infant was wold, ]g id Ravenna Park, and five Sanford atudent In the group choa- our desire to elect, we overtook titious. He aaid he Juat wanted to found on the remains of a bed Dulles was roundly criticized by aw. some things that are more impor­ get acquainted. Officer* said the a number of Democrat! and by trous wildfire. You, Ihe person who burned to ashes In the front room in Tangltevrxtd. 1 starts.the trail lire, are respon­ The 42 hnmp* will all h* eom Others mmed In the 18 were tant than money." of the four-room front* structure. Burton Hnlmes, DeLand; Sue "It disgusts me," he said, "that man obtained names of women! some British ncwspiperi for his sible if the Rre gets away. It will There are five children In tho pleled In January and February of Reynoldi, Daytona Beach; Martin we are financially able to provide seeking work from newspaper quoted statement that "th* ability be your responsibility to pay th* Edward* family nlhrr Ilian the 1038. The total of ulna prices is Stephana, Umatilla; Ralph Chand­ funds for hog cholera shots, spread­ want ads, called and offered them to get to the verge without getting s Precision costs of a carcleas child who wa* burned to death. $333,ono, all of which Phillips term­ Jobs. j into war Is the necessary art." woods fire," Mlkell concluded. ed "new Investment money for ler, Defunlak Springs; H. Mal­ Power linr* were hurried from Sanford from northern Insurance colm, Tampa; Cbuek Sands, Mi­ ing decline, and other requests and companies and savings banks ami; Joartne Motes and Sue Fer­ yet we do not havo funds to provide which will bo a great allmulant to rell. Filatka Wayne Cbsslaln, housing for some 800 children In husinotx and employment in San­ Bobby Crumpton, tnd Morris Fos- our mental and rehabilitating or­ ford and nearby Semlnola County Orange, N. J.; Harold McNeill, ganisations of the Stale." Speaking on tho subject "The communities.” ^ Sanford, N, C.: and Han Chang, Part Volunteers have played in ou; Tokyo, Japan. In making tha announcement to­ history," Williams said "Whal ad­ day, Phillips said all of tho sub­ vance has our society made with­ contracting and a large amount n( out making anme offering fnr ser­ materials, as well ai such services vice on their own frre will. Yet, as banking and Insurance, wUl b* the ciplure of (he Brink’s holdup provided hy Sanford firms men it more important nationwide Phillips sUn said that during 1833, than the discovery of tho Salk polio tiro Phillips operation employed an RogWmrf aigt prcrfleii nurse* vaccine,.He aifdcd, "Aren’t we for­ average nf 82 people, 37 of whom In th* Central Farida area ata tunate to hava among ua those who were residents of Sanford or Semi­ invited tn attend a Cvmtrr Seminar, wUl make some lasting contribution nole County, scheduled for Jun. so at the Hills- of service to society, Phillips predicted that the year borough County courthouse In "One nf these dsys some doctor of 1038 would he aa successful as Tampa. ThlF meeting la me of a 1033 for Iha building Industry in aerie* of jdatewldn Seminar* for doing research will make a dis­ Sinforri. "The market will probabngrssi, in which latest method* In covery as equal to that of tha Salk 1) be more selective," he prophe­ Polio Vaccine," he aald. care and treatment the ear# trealment nf cancer cineer sied, "and people will be more Mr* Ding (elder paid' tributa to patient* will bo describe.!. There choosey* about looetlonz, design, Uioit organizations und Individuals will be no reglltrallon fee. material*, workmanship and equip Th« all-day meeting will begin who nrlperl make the dlstrictwide menl!” with registration at It 13 a. m , meeting possible. Beginning at 1 o'clock and con­ Asked .how ha Inlendrd loiappesl and.Will (M|ure Dr. John F. King, to th* marc seleetiv# buyer, tha Director of th* Service Section of tinuing through the afternnon, meet­ developer said lhat ha would build tha American Cancer Solely, New ings and discussions of the various (Continued on Page Eight) York City; several films and Mnc- problem* confronting local units scopes; and a series of group tils- wore held. CUstiohl. Tha Seminsre are ftnanerd b> tha Florida Division of tha Ameri­ can Cancer Society, T). M. Ladd, farmer Federal Bureau of Investigation official, Mr*. Catherine Frye Bard, 71, now retired end residing In Gandied dan. 19 at t a. m. at her home •va, will addresa tb* Semiiiota The Semlnola County Children'! on Wait First St. Bom Aug. .7, County Farm Bureau at III meat* Committee trill meet at the School !S7T In Newton, N. C., she had Ing tomorrow night at th* Semi­ Adin.n/itrntlon Building on Com- lived in 8anford tor approylna!* High School Agriculture M«rcfat A"*. t» .‘it'rrow at 4 p, m. ntaUly 12 year*. Building, lnslead ot I o'clock at prayitKisly Surviving la one brother, J. F; The meeting, aeoanUng to ionFry* of Waldo, Fla, Grave side t . Carter, secretary of the rtrvlcej warn net for today at 4 anliatlon, will begin *1 f P- * • Evergreen OamaUery, with • i Egyptian Nautican Makes AFirst Cruise Tha St. John'* River waa iiA , rated yesterday aa th* "NU«r«4 th* Americas” In ceramoolei at* tended by hundreds of Central Floridians as well as by local citizens *nd government officials. Ahmed Elsald Ged-Elhsk, S * rand Secretary of the IgynUaa Embassy In Washington dedicated th# "Nile of the Americas.” S h ah said, as h* compared the twn.iir* era that flow north, "I wish tn bring you greetings of modem Egypt, Egypt today. May <Jo4 btesa you all, and the Nila Hlvnr.* Following Ui# dedication o T th i river, Xlhak end Robert Osceola, a Remlnole Indian from Silvef Springs, broke the traditional Hots tie of champagne over the bow ol Ihe "Neutieen” to launch the flret run of th* Florida River Crulaeg pleasure boat carrying prominent people from over Central FUrtdt on tho Initial trip. Crowria gathered it the Hand* shell heard a concert by the hemlnol# High School Band ttndff the direction of Eroeat Cowley. Senator Douglaa Stenstrom tn* troducad visiting dignitaries from marly every Central Florid* County Including MayorI, City and County Oommlislonara, Cham­ ber of Commerce official*, N( officer* representing the Nl Auxiliary Air Station and visitor*. , Rtenstrom pol Property Damage National, State Heads Attend Cancer Session Over $1,000 In Auto Collision George Barr Tells Of Past Experience In Umpiring Games Residents Warned To Take Precaution In Burning Trash Two Houses , Child Dies In Fire Foreign Policy May Appear In Drive Phillips Announces Additional Homes To Be Built Here Miss C. Mclnnis Among Top Seniors Chosen A t Stetson y r1' Area Nurses Asked To AtteiiJ( Seminar On Cancer Jon. 20 • Services Are Todoy Former FBI Officer To Address Bureau v >’ ) 'jjWj , ' ■ 1 . nomenal growth_____ _ „„„ w# are doing her# today ls another step in a tremendous program n | advancement at Ssnford and fleml note County,” he said. W. R. Kemp and Richard Sodero, , ro-operaton of the huge boat that will carry ilghtaeen along fhn •M Johns River to view th* histori­ cal sights on a four-hour trip, pointed to (he advantages of the newly dedicated boat and aaid, "We ar* going to create every trip of the Nautlean Into a Veri­ table historical ovenl and dedi­ cate Ha inert!» to the happtaesa and education of tha panel* of tha worid," Photographers from both tha, Mate Advertising Commission and CIIS-TV war* on hand to film for television viewers the events of Uta day. Th* Nautlean ahoved off from the Sigford Flar loaded with en­ thusiastic visitor* wbo aama tn Sanford ter tho first scheduled trip ef tha big boat.’ It will carry ISO paseengars daily on Ha afteraooa run which leave* the pier at 1 o'clock each afternoon. ; Duplicate Bridge Meets Tomorrow A t Mayfair Inn Tho Sanford Duplicate Bridge ' Club will moot at tho Mayfair lna .'-'y Tuesday night where they will Join with guests and local bridga play* *rs for an avcnlng of bridga play* tfl Ing. Play will atari at I o'clock* '{ •aid Mra, Camilla Bruco. At last Friday'* meeting amt . j play Iha lop averago waa <0. First ■ . winner* wera Mr*. Alleo Eekhanlt ■j and A1 Irlcklln with 7714. Second V, .1 winner* wera Mr. amt Mra. Jack 4 Rallgan with 78 and third wliinitrg . were Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Ram* H *ey with 72(4. Friday the 13th for Lena Bella Jennings and Mr*. Camilla'Bruro jjJ was Ju*l an avaraga evening. 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MOW ABOUT ^ THAT MOMW* AND I WAS POOGETMIM, ONLY POACriCNG M V /— J S v* VWHOEVER HE 13" ' SCHOOL M AM A TT-/ -v L fM O N P i lots .B ut- AU.OMI Yrr-H T M ■ I . 8 ' 1— cm 1 Demos Believe Adlai Best Bet NO RA8 * FOB YOU, ) IUTLE1 I CANTILL S — CJWMV/ VOLPU JUST WA8HTN0T0N W* - An overwhelming majority of Democratic leaden believe Adlai Stevenion Ii now the b lit bet to win their pirty’e presidential nomination again in 19M. Tha A»K>clat*d Preaa recently totakd up the results of a poll of 126 Democratic govcrnori. atato chair­ man and memhen of the party'! national Committee. The Democrats were aaked: ‘•Whom do you conilder the lead­ ing candidate, In your atalc, for tha praaldenlial nomination?" Thalr replies were broken down ^ n fra riM W B J l' I v V to WORK PVMrr lIAUTinjL B l l MOW MB'S O S T T IN S ,__ . ALONOI r-' TH*T '3 JU ST AN 0 * 0 MANY P«W> 0 » L Y *ri*O N THAT flU P E i r — thla way: • S tevrnvm ............—-------- -— ....... TO K efauver......... ................. S Lauiche .................... ....— .... -• 3 Harrim.in ..........—....................... 3 Other*, or no comment ... 39 The poll Isn't as one-alded as it might seem. Some who voted for) Slevemon stressed it his mygln ii so slight it may vaniah beflre the conven­ tion is held tn August. At least five politicians couldn't mako up their minds, and decided the race waa * toasup between Stevenson and Sen. Estes Xefeuver * 3 S 5 B B tB 5 H v*a,AVASW... ' T W * r » A S O U T-rH l WWX FW3 BIE m verdicts looked: Gov. Raymond Gary of Okla­ homa: "1 believe it la a tonup In Oklahoma right now between Ste., vmion and Hxrriman with Hind­ man on the gain. Kefauver has some pretty strong aupport too." Ward Clark, South Dakota chair­ man: "H’* a tnsaup between Ste-, vrnaon and Kefauver with Steven­ son gaining.” And this is whit they're laying about the other candidates; Mrs. Myrtle McIntyre, Nevrf Hampshire n a t i o n a l committeewoman: "f don’t think anybody can touch Kefauver in New llamp-' shire." George Sandlin, Texas state ehiirmsn: "Lauiche has ■ alight edge now on Stevenson, with Kefauver third, Harriman fourth.” Michael H. Prendergait, Ne\V York atale chairman: "The party his many good men and we're proud of them, but I'm convinced that the governor (Harriman) la in the front rank." of Tennessee. Gov. Avercll Hirrlmsn of New York, an "Inactive" candidate ao far, got hut three voles. One of these waa from Carmine G. DeSapio, who, as a national commltleeman and chief of Tammany Hall, should have much to aay about how Hew York's M votes are cast in the convention. Gov. Frank J. Lauiche of Ohio, running both as a favorite ion and for the U S. Senate, picked up a home vote, plus ono from Massaehuietta and one from Texas. Others mentioned as presidential possibilities: Sen. Lyndon Johnson of T ens, Sen. nichard Russell of Georgia, Sen. Stuart Symington of ktliaourl, Oov, Robert B, Meyner of New Jersey and Gov. G. Mermen Wi­ liam* of Michigan. if the politicians are right, the 10M rice will be a replay of 1933, with Stevenson, former governor of Illinois, against President El­ The moat Important localities senhower. ^ whirs diamonds are found here Yesterday, in a similar poll of been India, South Africa and' Republicans, the question was South America, asked: Will Elsenhower run again? Their answer, by a big majority, was yet Some eamplii of Stevenson's support: Jack Toole, chairman of the Howard C. Long Montana state committee: "I hive Just finished a tour of the state Phone 388 and 1 find that Adlai Stevenion Is the most popular man right now," 807 E, Commercial Tom X. Brown, speaking as an Individual'- and nut aa the New Mexico chairman: "Stevenion Is so far out In front that others don't have a look-in tn New Mexieo." Monroe Sweetland. Oregon na­ tional committeeman: "Stevenion will be nominated on the first billot." ■ Here's how some of the spilt WELL DRILLING SLLY-LOOK'N tirr THIAn* A)NIT THEYf >»«>•**•»<* *M»W 8*«tteu», N. J„ toned Mi c»mPAlj* hit teto the rim it • New York ho'el, u h« launched hU 1UI MnpalfB (H jM ta M a t United State*. Krajewskt 1* running U AnIndependent candidate representing Me newly-formed "AreerinnThlrd Yiuty." He la ahown her* with hla ruhnlng mate, Anna to !* 'tm i * bottwwltt of North Bergen, N.J, end "Little Miu By enstn.- the perty'a mascot and oUndird baarer. f/nfimetioMlj BUYING A CA R? DANM RI Mb I i l l ham l ............ ......... General Insurance Chronic bronchitis may develop if ilh. chest oo" Um The Lew Coal - Sanford AtUatle F Dunce Plea 8 . JANES OCT AGENCY1 813 EAST FIRST STREET «SANEO RD ammcitmfcw. Bawc IaiUlueak L in Deft, �_________________________ 1 Additional Society MONDAY t The Dependsble lleas of the First Methodist Church will meet with Mrs. Nancy Brock) 411 Grandviaw Dr., at • p. m. for Its regu­ lar monthly btulneia and social meeting. The Elsls Knight Circle of the First Baptist Church will be held at the b o m of Mrs. Roy Reel, 114 Escambia Dr., at I p. m. TUESDAY The Fidelia Class of the F in t Baptist Church will meet with Mrs. V. C. Messenger, 13T N. Elliott at I p. m. Tha Samlaola County Children's Committee will meet at the School Administration Building on Com martial Ave. at 4 p. m. All mambars art urged to attend this insportent meeting. Judge Wart's Blbla Class of tha F in t Methodist Church will meet In McKinley Hal] at 7 p. m. for e chicken pilau supper, Hosts will be Mrs. C. E. Williams, Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Mrs. It. T. Warren, J. L. Crawford, and Mr. and Mn. W. A. Norman. The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club will have a covered dish supper meeting at 4 p. m. after which entertainment will be presented. The Joy-Ruth Sunday School Class or the First Baptist Church will hold its monthly class meeting at 7:30 p. m. In the home nf Mrs. Roger Schmidt. 7437 Laurel Ave. The Unity Class will meet it 7:43 p. m. in the Valdes Hotel with the Rev. Carolyn Parsons as teach­ er. The public Is Invited. The FLT Club will mret In the JOOF Hall at I p m. All memhers ore urged to be present for a practice of Ihe Installation, j The American Home Depart­ ment of tint Sanford Womans t'luIt will mret at • p.m. with a program en “ What Civil Defense Means to the Women, of tha Community." Mrs. Irvinr Feinberg, Mrs, John Lee, Mrs. Walter Morgan and Mrs. F. E. Breckenrldg# will he hostesses. WKDNKSDAT The First Baptist Churrh will havo prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m. Die Sunday School Cahlnel of the First Baptist Church will meet at 1-13 p. m. Clvle, Serial Dept. Womans Club, meet at club hduse—Red , Cross speaker. TWVRSDAT An Eastern Star mfellnff will be held for Chapter No. 3 in the Masonic Lodge. Members please come as this Is obligation night. The Brotherhood of Ihe First Baptist Church will have its month­ ly supper and program at 7:00 p.m. FRIDAT The Enlisted Men's Club will have Its monthly dance from » p.m. until 1Z midnight. Married men and wives along with single mm and dates are urged to attend for fun and a good time. —. SATURDAY The R.A.’a of the First BspUit Church will meet at 9:30 a m. Magnolia Circle Installs Officers; Corsages Given Ths Magnolia Clrcla of 'the San­ ford Garden Club met Thursday at 11:30 a. m. at the homa of Mri. Harry Robson. Mrs. Marvin Dyat and Mri. H. E. Whlltcj-n were cohoslessei. After the business meeting con­ ducted by the chairman, members enjoyed o lovely covered dish luncheon. Mrs. George McCall, San­ ford Garden Club president, In­ stalled the following officers: chairman, Mrs. Charles Mreka; vice chairman, Mri. H. K. Ring; secretary, Mrs. Fred Perkins; and treasurer, Mrs. R. W. Herron. Mrs. J. E. Nichols presented each new officer with a corsage made by Mrs. Marvin Dyal and Mrs. Whlltern. A program of In­ struction and workshop on miking corsages was conducted by Mrs. Charles Wilke, with each member making a corsage. Present were Mrs. P. II. Col­ bert, Mrs, Frink Dean, Mrs. Joel Field, Mrs. Albert Hardesty, Mrs. A, H. Harris, Mrs. P. O. Hart,' Mrs. R. W. Herron, Mrs. F. D. Uike, Mrs. Charles Meeks, Mrs. J. E. Nichols, Mrs. Brailey Oilham, Mrs. Fred Perkins, Mrs. C. L. Powell, Mrs. If. K. Bing, Mrs. Harry Robson, Mrs. F. D. Scott, Mrs. John Shepard, Mrs. Harold Whlttcrn, Mrs, Marvin Dyal, Mrs. J, J. Weber, and Mrs. Joe Orscno. Civic, Social Group* O f Woman's Club To Hear Doyle The Civic and Social Depart­ ments of the Sanford Woman's Club will have a treat in store for them at their Wednesday meeting when J. Donald Doyle, field re­ presentative for Ihe 14 chapters of the Red Cross In this ares will he guest speaker for their rovered dish luncheon beginning at 12:30 p.m. Doyle has been In Red Cross work for 14 years and his been as­ sociated mostly In the military Installation coming here from Ft. Campbell, Ky. He will relate bis duties with the Red Cross along with the Idling of its functions and general work. Hostesses for Ihe evrnt will he Mrs. Metis M Starke. Mrs |, y„ Thomas, and Mrs. John Wilson. i {■V •» _ New Officers T o fiT For Navy Wives; Luncheon Planned ' 1 ■ •■ $ • J w • All Calendar Listings And Society News Are Requested By 5 p. m. Tha Day Preceding Publication a D. Farrell 810 E. Firnt For 10 veara this atoro haa r.onilatont'v obaamd tha follo w ln v hears i Wewh daya t a. m. to t i l l a. m. R atordaya • a. su. to 7 t M #. as. Cloiad from TtSO a. m. Saturday until • a. m. Mon. Arcade Package STORE ' __________ ___________ The new executive hoard of tha Officers* Wives, Cluh of tha Novel Auxiliary Air Station met to select Its officers at the home u«* r.L». H .U rt J&cbscr.. The retiring president nf tha club, Mrs, O. R. Tilley, Intro­ duced Mr*. J, W. Hill w-ho will preside as president for the next ■lx months, Mrs. Hill's newr board Inrludesi Mrs. C. F. FUton. VP and Wel­ fare; Mrs, O. D. Hall, recording secretary; Mrs. J. H. Bear, cor­ responding secretary; Mrs. W. J. Thomas, treasurer; Mrs, L. A. Guidry and Mrs, R. J- Brown, lunch and program; and Mrs, K. J, Mills, puMIcity, The January luncheon will ha held at the Mayfair Inn. Motoring IS Safer with' Seat Belt* By Beity ffksllae, Dodge T»*t Driver t i On ssfefy m l belli make a difference in Ihi severity of g mishap*? A lot of people, Including myself, emphiticilTy sly A U. S. lemlor and hi* wife are among Ihe latest bmete this lately device. They recently emerged without a match an accident in which their car waa demolished. Enthualaatls they credited their escape to w t h r . ; -------------------— — -bells. t Among the .h.' staunchest luuMhMt advo­ cates of seat belts are automobile j p stunt g s b , K . m 1A "55. u i 5 test drivers, racers “and min & em for lor p,,ro1 our h|l hw|7*. 1 men. We’ve been lusing them « .ri'n uDuring rin ^ ™rugged ««d m n w v m v*hlc,M oI ,h* «»UA»»I» 1 years. maneuver* h ^ ld ^us. tn Highway P.trol, Oregon I •ml and tests, tests, seat seat belts belli bold hold^ In Pollc*. Pennsylvania State f our soots se­ f l M M .nd ,nd of ,oetl departmenU a c ua r oe l y* ,and P P P I e 1 'he country are now eqoJ a a l o l r . (Re­ ien t l a f e cent a o f o tt yr wl,h U>U safety acceaaory. tests by one W W I itiVn snanufac. W h»lr«due# Injury la auto mgnufae' turar re v e a l denlf, many Insurance compiling now offer discount rates ea cMI t h a t passen­ equipped with them. gers ire twice ' Provide Coasted ^ si l i k e l y to survive an aeIn addition to the lately fhetar, L. M cident If they seat belli ■provide eomfori fol Miss Skelton , art not thrown the motorist. They prevent nut of the car.) aengera from sliding arounjW a i Rrcognlilng the tremendous sharp turn* and from 1$D| safety value of seat belts, most thrown forward during aa ab m j automobile manufacturers now of- slnp. They also help contra J u them as options! oauinmant squirming children. ' * on psssenger cars. And pttblie ac­ Remember, haweve*. Slotd ap ceptance is growing. Tho National belt* are only effective f M Association of Automobile Safety used. To function properly, dfieg Belt Manufacturers reports a must be worn In a ride substantial boom la talas during comer grocery store ne we recent months,. r— lonf^hlghwa/ trips. ~ Spotlight On Hollywood HOLLYWOOD. Oft - “T'»rta di fromsgglo — what is that?" The Inquiry was made by Rosan­ na Podesta, Italy’s gift In Holly­ wood. Having been hero only two months, she still falters on English. It wss explained that toils dl frotnagglo (Italian tran.datian nf checsrcike) is leg art, glamor photos, etc. “Oh," she exclaimed knowingly, her dark eyes brightening. “ Yes. I know what that ts. I do not like It." What Is this? An Italian film beauty knocking rliociecake? This sort of Ihlng could rock Rome's Hollywood on the Tiber. Miss J*odcsta continued: "You mean posing like this." She gated seductively over her shoulder, then dropped the pose. “ I hale It. 1 have dnne some In Italy, hut now t refuse. They do not ask me here at Warner Brothers because they knmv t do not like II. “ 1 do nol mind showing ihe legs If It is part nf the picture. Itul tost to pose for photographs—that is silly." This may distress some males, but she feels cheesecake Is on the decline both here and In her na­ tive land. *'I do not think you make the glrly revues that used In he made here," she observed. “ The public's taslo ha* become ton refined fur that. They want good pictures, not (T m um Sana HitrMti fhnln| RCENRft OP PIRATICAL HI JINK* like these will abound In Tampa February 4-11 during Ihn colorful Gatparllla Pirate Festival—■ specUtl* unique In American pageantry. Florida's largest single-day converge on Tampo^ Monday, Feb. 4, to witness a full scale pirate Invasion, ( iglr-day crnwd_wtll r (owed by just girl shows. “ It I* the same In Italy. No longer will the public gd lo see a had picture berime It is advtrllacd with sexy photo* of Gina Lollo brighla and Sophia Ixiren. They want to see good pictures." Mis* i’ndests find* some proposi lion to her view* in her own family. Her hushanrl I* handsome Italian aclnr Msrco Virario, who ii hero with her before going lo Mrxtro for a movie. Said he; “ When I came to thi* country, f said I wanted In »ee two things — the Empire Building and Marilyn Monroe." He added sadly, “ I have seen only the Empire State Building." Announcing Plymouth’s *150, lu ck y Motor Number 2 1st PRIZE *50,000 Over 50 Persons t Attend Showing O f Cancer Film Despite had weather more than XI persons were present at the showing of two films on cancer detection at tha Lake Monroe School last Friday evrning. This mealing was sponsored hy the Lake Monroe Home Drmonstratio. Club. Mrs. Paul Msrrs, pres). dent, welcomes! memhers a n d guests and Introduced Mrs. Sapp who is chairman of Ihe health committee. Announcements of future club ac­ tivities were made hy Miss Myrtle Wilson and the films were shown b y A n d r e w Bracken, assis­ tant principal it the high school. The merllng closed with group singing. Refreshments were then served bv members of Ihe Lake Monroe Club. . ND 7 8 3 OTHER BIG CASH PRIZES AND PRIZE ALL-EXPENSE WORLD TRIP CASH FOR 2 BY AIR plus *5 ,0 0 0 cash B I R T H S Mr. and Mrs, Arthur If, Hat­ cher Jr, announce the birth of a son, Marls Howell horn Friday, Jan, 13 at the Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital, .She Is the former Miss Jackie Roland and tha prowl grandpnrants are Mr. and .Mrs, Gcorgn A, Roland and Mr. and Mrs, A, H. Halrher Sr. Mr. amt Mrs. G. W. Clark Jr. an­ nounce the birth nf a daughter, Peggy Ann weighing A lbs. 14 o*. in Ihe Orange Memorial Hospital. The young miss wss born Jan. 12. Home Demo Club Will Show Film The Elrttr Springs Hnrnn Demon­ stration Cub will sponsor Ihe can­ cer film, "A vmesllon In Time," |omorrow at 7:itf ,.m. at the Ehenewr Methodist Church, It wss re­ vealed by the president, Mrs. V;. O. Nolan. , , All ladies of the rommui.ify ire urged to attend as it i s -very Im­ portant, FOR MORE THAN 30 years (he Florida Citrus Exposition •nd its predecessor, Florida Orange Festival, have used an artist's sketch of a pretty girl at its “trademark'1 but start­ ing with the 195(1 ihow, to be held at Winter Haven Feb, 13-18, protly Salty Ardrcy of Bradenton, reigning Florida Cltrui Queen will be Ihe attention-getter. All Florida Citrus Exposition stationery, contracts, literature and other printed m atter will carry this picture showing her with a backdrop of growing oranges and enjoying one horaejf, DON'T TAKE CHANCES! WITH YOUR VALUABLE AND mREPLACABLE PAPERS W orld's easiest c o n te s t-ju s t go to any P lp o u th dealer and register the m otor number o f your 1950 o r newer model car @ i I t’s nur rlienen In relclirale niif rernriMiresking •ale*—mid In mnke even mute, friend*. IT* ynur dinner lo win up In 950,000 in c«*h—a thrilling armind* ihe-wnrld trip for two, plus 55,000 —og any one of 7(13 other idg ra*h ptite*. Ami it’s *o e«*y to win: You metely bring proof of ownership—for your 1050 or newer model car —to any I'i>nnmih dealer, and copy your motor npmher onto die FREE entry blank, bee rules. Thai’* nil lliero i* lo III There’s ndnhllgnlioii-iiulliing whatever to huy n r( snhe or rli)ine, (Sure, we hope you'll* .look over the new Jet-age Plymouth. . J biggeit ear nf tlm low-prlee th re e .,,j only low-price car wi|h Puih-Butto«| SwMpstwko opens January 17 hurry in and antar now! THAT THEY’RE SAFE IN A SAFE - DEPOSIT BOX HERE * SA N EO R D A t l a n t ic m b n a l b a n k . • ■y?** *- • • i«mIn Jio. | r j (ryisH U ted I9 2 i (AffltuUd With7k*AiUxtkNdiiomi RinkofJidmviiU) Msiobert Federal Dvpovit Insurance C«rp. , "■*,|r , (any m ake). That’s a jj. Nothing to buy o r guess o r solve. lYOU’LL KNOW • . • and mall It today to find out how you can atilt apply for o 11,000 life iniuraneo policy to help take rare of final eiptnsaa without burdening your family. You handla tha entire tram* action by mall with o i .d AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. No obligation. No one will call on youI « Writ# today, simply giving your name, address end ago. Mall to Old American Ini, Co., 3 .West Oth, Dept L2&00B, Kansas City, Mo. ___ ________ 3rd p rlio -$ l> 0 0 # 4th prito—$3,800 l l h p rlio —$1,000 S O jirlisisf $100 7 i prises nf $330 100 prises nf $100 $11 prises *f $$0 71$ prises b i« H tetal of $110,000 1. Nnlbbis ‘In b u r « *olr*. Tabs Vnur till **rd re ntttaiMOon n f t l h a u ^ a n y pmnf nf —In any 1 1 .mouth ilaalar, H.f.-fty fm y * ' ■ r v ./< * M«ak. Tktq Wfi van# wamo, *4itn lu n W f, to d h*vt n w M i n dwnmi t.< • n /n au th Um ' In Iha roalaal •■ay bnt. S. Wlnnafi Mill ha m itim i Corporal in semi Driving. And we hope you 11 asjr about J'l) mouth's rrd hcit drill.) | Don't miss thi« rhanee el ISO,000 offj that avrlting world trip lor two. Huttw (ln to your dealer'a now. You may have’ a lurk^r motor number! ™'' �s. , • M M tf M AKLOn n - L t & nm m » m m l im -im im Federal Aid Chance M ay Be Halted fjo o food ror Sanford County. Itlxena at th# ontlro county e* a gigantic effort to forward bmie betterment of tho art*, ovary /ament, ovary nactuary faclavary axpoaaioa U Juttiflad. tha modem modaa of travel haj m located at Sanford or in Semity even though there item* to b# it usage to warrant tha operation ; • glance at tha um of air travel by l and Seminole County citizens would I to anyone who doubted that,an lid b t operated out of the hub of hi and out of the Sanford area travel, over the period of a year’e to an amazing figure, luelnua* the airlines for economical and ^.iortatlm would come to a total gome would be an astronomical ford and Seminole County folks are rard by any means.. If travel by feasible mode of travel to accem* their purpose, they will use the sir* to the fullest extant it fe why wa cannot understand wny Mould not boast of an airport for ta travel and for eonnsctlona Into where further travel la required, realised that In the near future, helicopter, between lout eentere, . everyday use, and we believe that ___ _ will be provided with such a facility. The time to start planning the airport d helicopter etatlon fetrffefs area la-NOJE, vhlle plane by airlines W o era Interested ra halting Florida a part of their nationwide lyatem are at their height. We were provided with the Information ere are BO.-Ueeneed pilots In Sanford tnd^he immediate 8anford area who Ilka m fly-thelr own plAnea as well as making use n air travel when business and pleasure Such an airport ac wo auggcat for San-' ford could well bo used by this group of aviation enthualaata for .the operation of piano* privately, aa wall ae providing ra etopplng place for piano aiurvlca around the Stato. W# feel that tho Interest in aviation la growing by leaps and bounds and the uta of facilities should not bo monopolized by such communities who believe that they aerve, economlsslly, every community in ita orbit of an undetermined radlua. Probably available, would be an area of sufficient size on which to locate such an airport at Sanford whers a runway could be oatabllehed for usa of both airlines and pri­ vate planes. With tho continued growth of Sanford and Ita immediate area, avery effort should bo made to provide tho facilities to best serve th* d t leans living here, The location of an airport would be at­ tractive to privately operated carriers of both frslght and passengers, serving not only individuals who usa the moat modern travel facilities available, but also will serve the newly located Industries In tha ares. As Sanford grows, so should Its facilltiss to keep up with the world outside. • e Revitalized Policy Called By Acheson Vow Is Declared ■ ByAngered Mother SAM DAWSON • Egyptian Visitor There'* a lot of eurloslty existing about what makes Seminole County tick—especial, ly when w* are ticking In the right direction and growing by leapa and bounds. Such curiosity Is evidenced by the visit to Seminole .County by a representative of i foreign efiottryi ■' Ahmed Elsald Oad-P.lhnk, Second Secre­ tary of the Egyptian Embassy In Washing­ ton made his first trip to Florida, arriving by plena Saturday night to visit Sanford and Seminhle County. Th* prominent Egyptian Representative was here primarily to attend the dedication ceremonies of the St. John's River aa the “Nil* of The Americas". Rut he also came to lee Central Florida, Ita products and Its Industrie* from Sanford. Undoubtedly, the uatial growth of this area, and th* fast spreading economy of this section, prompted Ahmed Elsald Gad-Elhak to coma her* for th* big event. Certainly wa welcoma the visit of one of Egypt's leaders and representative to our country. W* hop* that the Impression* received here, end hi* Impressions of our huge agrl* cultural arid Industrial program, will be pass­ ed along to others who will be ao Imbibed with hi* observations that they, too, will visit with us In tha near future. U.S. Budget Complicated I t tho fund* NEW YORK <*—The fedaaal tudgat la auch a complicated ef* The internal payment, however, air by now that pariiapa PNiidant like all th* other billion* the Eiaenhowar ahould hava chotM Traaaury pay* out ns th* federal Friday the 13th te unveil it Instead debt i* counted as an expense item of waiting till today. ta th* rggular budget. Carefully and coaiefeatteualy at It may havt b a n drawn up, tha k short, Mlloftiona os behalf of budget haa become ao unwieldy th* trust funds aren't counted si over lha year* that it ean fool all Income, although treated as caah but the moat expert: 1b* moat by the Treaiury, while talercat honiat of budget* la ao tricky by payment* te th* funds are counted as expenditure*, even if th* hinds now that it's poealbla te aay: may not i n th* cash. In this way, t. After *0 year* of aoelal aecur- th* Treasury’* caah iniak* and lly and aimliar program*, the Treaaury ahow* • caah balanco now only when the regular budget call* for a deficit of two or three billion dollar!. No deficit In die r w s a n HWr ■»,—« li tw lw ,»< iM fcy regular budget and th* Treaaury will have a eaak lurplua. jht«rM •• w n ,< o tH m o h * m m » er. lete^M ------------ Part 4* fee Foot eifir. -t u ifirt, - . 1. Th* actual auma th* Treaiury Section ISO. LAND OWNERB will ipend In the next Ratal year MAY BE REQUIRED TO FILL could be considerably more than IN. ETC.. LANDS! TO BE DONR IV .in ilF T tM i n w what Congress 1* being asked by ACCOBDINO TO PLANI AND par y.ite_ Hi th* President to autherii* at this SPECIFICATIONS. That th* gov­ 1 ," aeaalon — and th* auma could bo erning authority ef th* City ef Sanford, Florida, ta tho overalls leas, and *U legal g « M « A 5 ri.V M • !•> ,• < tar at rrailar i t m i h l n oatoa. 3, The auma tha Congrats flnatly ef authority conferred upon it in Naflaaatlf will appropriate aao may he more thhe preceding section, ehall have IWa a|| tia a a tW ‘ n .t.a ia or may be ilia than tha Traaaury tho power te require the owners will actually ipend In tho next fis­ ef ail preperty within any re* ta a a r a l f f a t r t e acoooSofte Freao cal year. AuUioriiallon fan't tha clamation district created and . . . » '" * f »-*r »* Ste no# foe i*»*MI#*. a ll t a , la .a t „ w , a .ia t .a la tbta aawaaaaa*. same aa appropriation, and appro­ establlihed under this Act-within priation Isn't th* same as spending ilxty daye from and after tha en­ Paired Monday, January Id, 1058 • • # —although sooner or liter the gov­ actment and publication of any or­ treating a reclamation dlsTODAY'S BIBI.B VERSE During Jsn. 16-28 all of Florida will pay ernment always gala around te dinance triu, to fill in, reclaim and bring Tn all their affliction he wa* afflicted, tribute to the things Florida grows and spending plenty. a topographical lavel all land* [id'the angel of his presonce saved them: in makes as the Florida Product* Festival Is The reasons for that* seeming to embraced within the territorial contradiction* are the,#: love and In his pity he redeemed them; celebrated. Everyone la being asked to buy Tha eaah budget eovera all the limits of any reclamation district th e bare them, and earried them all the Florida products and to serve Florida foods Income lha Treasury collect* from created. All of laid work of fill­ la y o ff old—Isaiah 68:0. the publie and all tha payment* ing la, reclaiming and bringing to during th* celebration. it actually make* to the publie, a topographical laval to be done in This Income Includes money which itrlct conformity with plana and HAL BOYLE Isn't counted In th* regular budget ■pacification* therefor, to be pre­ tha President has prepared for th* pared by tha Englnearlng Depart* Congress. This money chiefly con­ ment af th* City of Sanford, Flori­ sists of receipts the Treaiury col­ da, which plana and (pacification* lect! for social security and other shall ahow In detail tha rtqulrad NEff YORK Uh-tidies, If youftwo rite, too larga for him) i n i nation. trust fundi, It fan't counted aa gov­ amount of fill for aach and avary pint*a real bally lauih, 1 know Io*i out tha door murmuring to I. The Lord of th# Manor—ThI* ernment income, hut th* Treasury pa real or trart located In/ any bow you can get it. himiaif, "but all t wanted waa a fallow anapa hit fingcra imperious- can and does ui* it ta Ha dally reclamation district eriatid and eitebllahad under tho authority of t if ta 'i clothing atorea aereaa tha pair of knitted glovea." ly at the aaleaman, demand, the dealing* Just like any other caah thla Act, and tha manner ta gountry now aro featuring their I. The Wandering Destroyer— beat of service—and for aome re*, recaipt. whleh aald fill shall be mada. icml-hnnuel aaia*. Oo >to a lew. He paw* through and wracka eight aon get* It. Awed members of th* For yean now moat of Iheae Section 180. RECLAMATION Ihay ;hokt more real comtdy than ahelvci of ihlrt*. paw* a rioten herd ataml aiide a* he triea on trust fund* havt been colliding WORK TO BE DONE UNDER necktie* off th* rack and onto the half a doren auiti, loudly crlti- more from tho public than they OR BY DIRECTION OF CITY my show in town. You-don't hava ta buy anything, floor, p*wi half ■ doaen iport coat* ciiing tha cut, color and cloth of pay out in benefits. For their UPON FAILURE OF OWNERS and off. Then, without pur­ each. He winda up by taking a • xciii receipt* lha trust funds get TO DO SAME) COST TO BE AS­ fuat stand around end watch. For generation* tha conduct ol s u i n g anything, ho wade, out n{ M eant pair of incka and walks ■perl aI government lecurltles The SESSED AGAINST PROPERTY) woman at department (tore tile* th* WTeckag* waving a merry paw out with the lordly air of a man Interest on ihese securities bring In LIEN ON PROPERTY THEREa billion dollars or more a year FOR, That should any property haa bean a nock fake ta America. In goodby. Ila aojoya hlmtclf more who haa Just bought a yacht. «. Th# Oay Spendthrift - ThI* to tho fundi — although th* actual owners: owning property In any They are auppoiad te be aa un­ than anybody. manning aa a herd of cattle in 4. Th* Cautioui Investor—IT* be­ cheerful madman aeam* to be th* cash slays In tho Treasury and la reclamation district created under th* authority of this Act fall, *1impede.. But todiy the »hoe I* gin* by flngarlng the 1200 cath­ iileamcn'i beat friend, but actually within ilxty day* after th* date on the, other foot. If th* woman wart polo coata marked down te i* Mi work! enemy, He like* any. of th* enactment and publication bargaj* 'hunter la t acream, the 1141.30, He want* to know the thing and everything ha aeei. He of any raclamatlon ordinance • qiargata hunter 1* an abiolute name of tha manufacturer, what •elect* a dnicn ahirla, three aulta, creating a reclamation district, to country th* cloth cam* from th* two sport •Jackets, a couple of top­ k begin werk of th* reclamatlop of •ondltfaa of ita economy, Re fi­ tat American mm It more nally offer* IS9.M for th* coat, and coat*, and aeveral pair* of shoes. tends owned by then) embiaced •minded now thin ever be* and whan that offer la refuted Th* bill doem't worry him. V/hy WASHINGTON Lfi-Scn. Bridge* in said mclaniatloi^ district re* ahould itf Next Monday hi* wife hlitory. buy* a four-bit handkerchief and will land avery tingle thing back (R-NH1 laid Friday ha will fight qufred by the governing authority lankly, men act much e m ltr leaYM, blowing hla e e u ta Indig­ te tba iter*. any attempt to "corner" New of tho City of Banflrd, Florida, Lo ------- a big ail*,"' Hamphilre's Republican delegation bo fitted and roelalmsd, said work laid. "They for any other candidate if Preai- of filling and reclaiming shall bo gam* and don't dant Eiaenhowar doesn't run agiln. ! them would Bridgss. chairman ef the Senile anted te have their paychliOOP Policy Committee, told re­ TIKMO* tie i n the way they behave." porters thgt If peraons close te th* Uarapla Associates In*- to A. t . *clir*mor *t u* . Any lady who take* up watchlaf While House attempt te name a W. H. aims el Ml l y 'U N N I T T C IR Ft* stilts of FI* tiuor T. Musik. to i l o u m T. mo■urn** clothing aalee ai a sped** slate in ihe March II primary ta Caohtll »t u«' art ahould remember te keep AUTHOR WILLIAM MANCHESTER take* * dim vlow of hi* slate, he may file his nwn nsme Frank Kvon, *t at. ,to „Clarence _C. Tlttany ol u s , , dilutee* away. A tug-of-war * • Amorlw’a most distinguished book publlahora. "Since when," a* a delegate candidal*. Annla (,‘am.ron Marlwaatbsr ta Ft* a prised ahlrt between two gooh'gooh* Mr, MutehMtor, "have publlahora bejn considered "I understand tber* ia to b* no Uan Marlwaathar Aurbachar at »<r. Zimmerinaa at ua.to Rt' buck* can be phyifeaUy •uthorRtao as what hooka elate choias among tha list of can­ aid war* to any by (fender, bow* would sail? ‘David Karum' didates for delegate, all of whom K dviri "unrim!m*roua ta Oots.a at will bo favorable to Fresident El- Jinn V . Valued at u« I# WlUarwaa rejected by a hall-do son male bargain htmtev hreake House* before becoming tho n*ae Vallar Farm* Ino. NithAwer," he said. “If any effort J’ ,w» J. Angel •* u» »• Autaatu* fete aeveral common type*, la mad* to create a stats and U. Rotunda at u i _ _ bNWatlUai novel of iMS.r are a few: comar th* dcleaiUon I probib', Ctir of Sanford ta Auaustua C. RaTh* Brat flv* publlahora to' undo at u i ^Iba Pirate Balder - He la will become a candidate mytclf." Aufuatu . C Itntuada (t u i ta An­ by Uw philosophy that ac* Ugtos Slaclalr’a Tho' drew J. Muff Chari,a H. Brutmmsr la Thnmai Ut it bootm*' aver Lola wants, Lola gats.!' J unite1rtjo ALARM GOES OPP MM Of 1I0U Archibald L a lrd 'a t Si t* R- H until mother suitemer dhOBlinsat INSTEAD OF PAPER Mil A lOOd-lOAkiAl IM ktk, Tha teatu that feolnont floe’ r " V“ V o W o R I CHARLESTON, W.Va. up -T h* Frand Jr., el ea te Rea. grabs it f r s M l i a hand, ttaft koa alwayt boon rank woman t h o u g h t a newspaper William board Fir,ana* C«. m . « down his s u b u d raess te a n ife n boon raoogniaad n .J .v n d at ua ta aut* Rnk. uf popped right out for you when you M.Apofklife on first aBnooranim and haa ; elevator. pulled that lever ta th* box on tba Mtnrlon Wbatlar Pa v la * Ca„ ta J l o f e loul — Be never ofelblfeh odltooM m p « aum» l>rnvid,ni last. ra. utilly pole, ------w : H.Vr.h *t UI is a.--« . Aria at u 'earthing eater* ia hi* ill* ta? 81 n u t In th* Judgment Bst M#*(! of getting f ff*py sire I th* odvfae u d eeneeet of of diarimiaating reader* who of Iho Cturifetoa Daily Mail, th* p. Crane “ ¥ hi* father Ms wile or W# inflvonoad by salthod pollsters nor loading publlahora." unidentified Woman at Dry(fan u d Kauri la* A. Cvana at ua to iM beard Re stand* - l i r a * u* . Hdro’i aua gubUahar when few I* rod! an Finos Burnt Strafes got th ru screaming w»a,in "‘ V i . , et UA te Seaboard lug help, while the fela V“ > C*. b a s ila r Era esgtaa*. Tbs atwi a W.hnc* MIU,r*jr. at va te Mid-State Id a out fe the way. Mather Bonsai aeowfad at tte onb ahaatag o tamter feund and rotate papao dfapoMtag bag bang* « a buytaj as everaeet a t m ."Jeoter,” Me regrovad ktan rtww many Umeo havt I tote yew utility pole Jufe below tho fire Ml dr a! C 8^ 0 . Ca. to 1st F t l stem bos. * J« * 4"* » u . M * / ,'‘‘7r* • ,-S The Sanford Herald ^ ^ rfUgg-JBPi! s *ir,5 r i!*v Bridges Will Fight Attempt To Corner GOP's Delegation s a a— lii 4 | \ \ f i s *av. * Loan AIM. *1 net on Whailar Pavm Pavtn * Co. te Wllllamiburg l a v . Bnb. Nt nr inn Whailar Pavtn • Ca. te i'rovlSenea init. far t i r . ■ATiaFACTtnxs lat Fe*. «av. * Loaa Ataa. ta BlSr*. Ml*. Ca. Jamta * Matlhaw.a la aaMpb^laa, ta VclunU.r a u l a Llfa UiT*fn U U>i*rrte O. Carta i af Am*rlca, i at ui Brut Traainr Ca. la Z L Billina, aureh. aamt. „ _ Rriit Tractor ao to Hnrmaa A Jnyra. purch. l i n t . W allliora C- Philllra Jr., tea. ta JamM A. B it ty at SI, prf. r t pub. U«orea Harris t* John W. Manrr, rai. tufa eanir. A aaia. Wallhnrn C Pnilllpa J r . Inn., tn Jamai A, l a a r y at al. final Saerae Ra: adeptlaa bp Rar Allan siau th lor Jr, *t ur, final dacraa A rm ,* Faraaa af U. b. ta Frank Mai v* tor a Mantra, vafora Maafra, report aaff »•#. a.p, Urania rounly Haalth liapl. liapl R*i r a n ,, ra 'in ir Ht*ltn Airra aartlfl. If ‘M. AaSaraaa, “ ------- Seatk “ .' _ . «*t*. —id, _ _ (la-ard *. Hanson . ____ ■ ■ at u i ta’ Tkamaq M. lialllakMb st us, srt. af a t m tiaiard * Hnnaaa at tpn ua ta Derathp — TOMORROW — WINDfOR HOTEL DAYTONA TUR8DAT, JAN. 17,1:86 P. M. Located fe 184 Boat* Bear* Street, th* HOTEL WINDSOR fa Just I block* from th* heart of th* downtown DAYTONA BEACH buiineeo district, and overlook* tha beautiful Halifax River, with FULL RIPARIAN RIGHTS. A large S-etory building, ta oseollant condition both fasld* ond out, end with an automatic sprinkler system throughout. Being both o recognised and oeUbliehod Commercial and Tour­ ist Hotel, HOTEL' WINDSOR onjoyn overnight, eensonfe and permanent guests. It contains a largo lobby with fireplace, spacious dining room, completely furnished kitchen, sun perch for tho convenience of guoets, and 40 gueot rooms nnd apartments. Th* largo ground* contain n duplex m tho roar. Due th* aipans* af the property, additional building fate, may be offered Mporotely and fas its entirety. te A u cT io N FRIDAY, JAN. 80. 1:00 P. M,, OCALA, IH Milos North on U. S, 441. Belling 8 ocree with large U. S. H wy. 441 frontage, also frontage on County rood. Property include* modern S bedroom homo sot bock from highway among beautiful (hade trees, home ia Mlllng with kitchen equipped with refrigerator and itov*. Situated on thla property near tha highway le a wall constructed business building 88 x 100 ft. of aluminum construc­ tion with cement floor. It To now being used for woodworking ■hop, however, le idetl for many ether purposes. Also many shoie* lets facing U. S. 441 and County main­ tained rood will b* offtrpd. Property will ba eold *o that pnw caia may ba bought separately or os a whole. FRIDAY, JAN. 80, T;00., ORANGE LAKE, MOM * POP RESTAURANT, otso known aa MICHIGAN INN. Located ta tha heart of ORANGE LAKB builnoei ares, with 881 f t frontago in U. S. Hwy. 441, thtro is also a largo pav*d"f*riri>>V • " * 126 a I I ft., providing ample room for expansion. Tho roitaurtn t will bo sold completely equipped with th* bait Daturas and facilitio*. Tha present owners hove betn operating tha rostourant for I years, and have a vary profitable business with a larga wall established clientele. It I* outstanding for its food. Thsr* is also a small homa located on this property that will ba eold, and will ba offered eoperotely, or with th* pro­ perty ta suit the purchaser. ThI* property Is located holfwey between OCALA and GAINESVILLE, end ta th* etnter of FLORIDA'S most famous fishing area. MONDAY, JAN. IS, 1:88 P. M.. K1SBIMMEE. Located at I t Mabett Bt„ sailing I unit apartment building with 4 apartment* completely furnished and awnors apartment partially furnished. Outstanding opportunity, constant rental demand. TUESDAY, JAN. 14, UIO F. M., ORLANDO, - WINTER PARK— Beautiful 4 bedroom, t% bath home, located near Via Salerno, near Lake Maitland ta ana of Winter Park's most exclusive roe ideatie) sections. This beautiful homo Is located on a large landscaped lot 140 ft. frontage, with eireular drivoway, S car garage — variety of sitrus trees. THURSDAY, JAN. 88, liW P. M., ORLANDO, Coraar Pal­ mar and Hyor Sts. Large eammsrclal building suitable for re­ tell stores, Doctor's Clinic, co multiple offices I ether profe*•Intel s m c . Located on Palmar Street, close te downtown and to tha center ef heavily populated. residential area. FRIDAY, JAN. ST, 1:80 P. M-, OCALA, BED Oa TB HOTEL COURT Located oa Hlgkwaya M l and 441 busln.s* iwuto through eity at Magnolia. Oroundo Improved with 80 building*, furnUhed, which will ba offarfe eaparataly as hamea and rwsUl unite, ale* selling building fete# and commercial earner*, m ta tte entirety as an ouUtaadlag mote) opportunity, TERMS: 10% down at Auction, koUne* to b* aanauacad. W* have aaly a few open dates left ta J**uanr FfkritelJJ H yea have property that you want to soli Immediately call 44671 or write ae, and a repiceaatetiv* will call on, you without obligation. Don’t let tbs season-pass while you hold your pro­ perty. Th* HANSBROUOH way ia th* Quick • S u n • Safe. Way. Fragect teo Open far Inspect tea (Dor 18:00 A. M. I Day fe Aaction (Y U A N S B R O U G |_ | 1I* ^____ F . ^ l f a a * (far^aiTa _jla lf f * Maawat) Sffsar te Wltllaas Writ*, far Felder* 0 ‘"i ih. •' t *t* mm »■* L 1: don* ander ond by theTIreetlou of tho City of Ktnford, Florida, and tho ontlro Mat thereof shall bo aaaaaaod equitably and proper^ tienately against tho lands emhraeod ta said reclamation district, and tho City of Sanford, Florida, ihtll have liens therefor against til tends embraced ta said reclama­ tion district, which Item shall bo and remain ia'full force and affect until fully discharged by payment, and said liana ahall bo onforeoablo by appropriate proceedings ia chancery, oe hereinafter provided. Section 181. RECLAMATION WORK TO BE DONE BY CITY UPON FAILURE OF OWNER SO TO DO: TOTAL COST ASSESSED AGAINST PROPERTY: ASSESSMEN TO BE ACCORDING TO BENEFITS. That upon tho ffelure of any property owner, awning property in nny reclamation dis­ trict created under tho authority of thla Act, to maka tha Improve­ ments ordered te bo modi by tho governing authority of, tho City of Sanford, Florida, ta any re­ clamation district established with­ in tho tiraa required, said work of reclamation and filling In shall bo don* by th* City oi Sanford, Florida, or shall bo 1st by contract by tha City of goaford, Florida, to th* low#it and bast bldds* there­ for end tha total cost thereof shall bo asssssod equitably, ratably and proportionately against all tends ambtscod within said reclanution district benefited by said Improve­ ment, Each parcel of tend embrac­ ed In any reclamation district hsroafter created and established under tho authority of thla Act, shall be assessed in proportion os each separate parcel of land ehall ba benefited by said project of all expense which, may b* incurred in th* construction and completion of said project. Including all carrying charge* for Interest on borrowed money, engineering foci, attorney's foe ond other incidental expenditures necessary te the m m ptetlon ef said project, in accord­ ance with tha plana and specifi­ cations therefor. Seminole County Records vTry a n d Stop M e dp Affair Your City Charter jMatch Women At Bargain Counters "»Yf WAIHmOTQW (* — - A Uttar I Leaders seen to think tha House | They're far federal a l l Many of rCW (g itrussle overr eagraiatien segregation ta *uMie public I wlp a mb with the b n to- thorn arc also against Msregatloa (cnouk. m.«/, U c«. w. -iU »u:lMcw • “ th#y rtw'acU* taemielvea, w federal aid t* get ‘ te voting f e d e r a l aid m •»*»«•» this year far too much difficulty. There ta more elsisroomi built. wglch Insist on keeping Before CengroM volet esy fader- limit os debate there. school* logragatadf it ild It m tut fee* and avtreomo But ta th* Senate, where debit* They may -try to straddle Ui* a showdown ee thia question: is unlimited. South an Democrat* quaitio* and vote against a ban; Should any federal aid *e to atatea can filibuster agitnat any federal os hud* for segregated schools which, contrary to th* lupram* old MU with tho has attached, with this, kind af argument: New Court’* rultal, itlil hava racially H can ho said almost with cor* classroom* are needed by whit* togregaiod Public acbooUT lately they would sot abmdo* and Negro children alike. Th* Freaidcnt Elsonhowor'e program their fillbuster unless,* federal aid guoeUoo of segregation—if insist­ given to Congreu called for payin* bill carrtee no ban. U th* mean­ ing on a ban ta ■ fadaral aid bill out ovar two billion dollars ta tho time te u to n who tail thamtelvaa means no federal aid at ail—can next flvo ytara on foderal aid. liberal* will be o* a tough spot bo fought out Istor and In othajr. Many Democrat* aro ta favor, of way*. , money for m w tchooli loo. But Eisenhower himself avoided th* there le a iharp dlvUion on tho problem In Ms messag* to' Con. togrogatlon iieua. greis. He never mentioned it. Th* National Aaia. far tho Ad vancemast of Colored P e o p l e WASHINGTON (Jt-F m w i (NAACP) want* a ban on federal rotary of feat* Dead Acboaon aid la auragatad atatea. It laid haa csited for a r o v l t u l l i o d that C e n g r * a a hat a "moral foreign policy, Imagtaatlvaly and and local obligation" to lmpoat vigorously pursued, and cautiosad tueh a baa on any monty It votta. •galnit conducting feroigs affairs Rep. Adam FowtU, Negro Dem­ by "buckaterism." ocrat from Now York, taya confi­ SHORT CREEK, Utah (JR — A dently he haa enough vote* lined *rta evil of huckstorism, tho Tru­ frail, tired woman camn home ta man administration oecrfeary af up ta the Houie to make lu rt any thla desert town Friday, leaving fadaral aid money voted by that state said, is that.it glamor!*#* a m a s ef her eight children 1a itata chambar earrloa a baa oa its eae product white obscuring th* fact custody and vowing te fight "with that tharo la no product at tan. < ta aegragated area*. “Thla ia tha era of tho huckster,” every drop of my blood" te get he told some J » hearers at a din- them back. r glvM in hi* Hearn Mr Uso Wom­ Only 4-ytar-old Vaughn met an'* National Democratic Club. Mr*. Vara Blaek on bar return. If wo go as M wo bavo been dotag Ho haa whooping rough and could w o l eomo te th* ultimate alogan not bo turned over to state wet­ ter* authorities at Prove Thurw of 1weakness la ataangth.'" day. Th* gate Waller* Commie* slot took custody af the other outgo «ta ho ta balsa** svoa M fee DO-FT YOVRSRLP seven children when Mr*. Black ordinary budget laa't. The difference between actual PtNETBATRS VNDRROROVND refund to swear ta writing not t* apending and th* authorisation and DENVER LG—Th# do-it-younoif teach them polygamy and not to appropriation of fund* by poajroa* m i s kN penotrated Uw under­ praerie* it ham lf. Vaugan win bo surrendered to th* feat* when ho can b# fast aa aoafustag. Tho world. various departments of govern­ A Denver burglar entered • hoy te wail. ment often kav* Urge carry-wen up r e c e n t l y and took fast Welfare official# pleaded wife of auma appropriated ta farmor three Hems: two code books Iden­ M r*. B l a e k for tww hours tify tag mote known pattern if to sign an affldvait which yean for their aw. That la how spending far foreign key*, and a machine with which to would onabte her te beep bar chit dm . i aid could be maintained at tho old maaufactor* ta# keys. ret* this year although Caafroci cut down <m Use appropriation far it at th* last Nation. �* Mrs. F. Meriwether Entertains Group With Coffee Hour Ur*. •Francta W«rlnr«th*r gave • caff** Friday at 10 a. m. la har hom# on Celery Ava. for Hi# exacutlv* board of tha Sanford Woman’* Club with Mr*. Jo* Cor­ ley aa co-hoiten. ' * Tha din inf room Ubt* wa* overlaid with a lara doth. Floral arrangements w*ra lovely IncludI l f Uia craatlon of driftwood aeeontad by fruit. Chrysanthemums warn uiad axtanalvaly through* mat tha room*. Lovely rafraihmanta wara *arr*d to Mr*. C. ft. Daw.on. tacond vie* praaldant; Mr*. William L. Kirk, third vie* pra.ldentj Mr*. F„ E. ■rackanrldf*. corratpondlng «*erataryt Mr*. W. B. Ellerbaa, trra*. nra; Mr*. B. C. Moor*, C)vte Dapt. chalrmint Mr*. G. E. Well., Fin* Arta Dapt, ehalrmaoi Mr*. J. A. Young, Social Dept, chairman] Mr*. Willis Paarock, American Horn* Dapt. chairman] Mr*. H. W, Ruekar, parliamentarian; Mr*. Brodla William*, hom* chairman] Alia Mra, John Callahan. pr**a chairman] Mra. Frad T. William*, hlatorlanj Mra. N. V. Farmar, club planiitt Mr*. Laura P. Brown, laadar anamhty tinging; Mra. Clyd* Kami*)*, qourttsy chairman; Mr*. W. D. Hoffman, courtesy hoitiaa; Mr*. C. M. Flowara, Youth Con**rvatlon] (Photo by Raymond Studio) Mr*. Franrl* lo ll, flag courtesy; Mra. Jo* Corley, U80 eHalrmam MU* Margaret Davit, Stiinway luparrlilor] Mr*. B. 1. Crumltv, circulating *lek room equipment; jJean Carpenter, Arthur Pedigo Central Circle O f Garden Club Hears Mrs. F.Hill Tha Central Circle of tha Sinford G ardu Club met at th* hom* of Mr*. R. W. Tumar, Thuraday, for a morning mealing, with Mra. 8. C. Mc?rs i r i Mr* A. F. Cull urn a* co-hoitasiai. Mr*. B. C. Moor*, chairman open­ ed th* 'meeting with a motto for Ih* New Year, "1 Bellava," Mr*. Georg* R. McCall, president of th* Sanford Garden Club mad* aa announcement of th« Studr Course to ba held at the Gardrn Club Canter, Jan. 25, 29 and 27 and urged ill membera lo attend. Mrs. McCall than Introduced Mrs. Frank Hill who spoke on “Your Florida Garden," a subject In­ teresting to all member*. Horticulture Chairman. Mr*. A. K. Rossattor, gava an interesting talk followed by questions which ah* “ ably atuwerad." Mr*. M. E. Hagan, chairman of tha nominating committee present­ ed Ui* following name* which wara unanimously adopted far tha new year: Mr*. Llnyd Laadmaa, chair­ man Mra. Frank Hill, vice chair­ man; Mra. Franc!* Bole, aacratary; and Mra. Zab Ratliff, treasurer. Mrs. Frank Hill, vice chairman; Mrs. Francis Boll, aacratary; and Mrs. Zab Ratliff, treasurer. Delicious refreshments w a r * «ft,-vs<4 Th* sparioua rooms war* decorated with arrincemenls of Florida Rosas and asalaai from Mra. Turnar’i garden. Th* following member* wars present; Mrs. Frank Evans. Mrs. Grorg* R. McCall, Mrs. Walter Svhwiri, Mrs. Frank H. Hill, Mr*. Zab Ratliff, Mr*. J. B. Fields, Mrs. Jodar Cameron, Mrs. F. E. Bolt, Mrs. B. C. Moore. Mr*. U. E. Hagan, Mis* Lois Campbell, Mr*. Daniel E. Pugh, Mr*. A. K. Rossetter, Mrs. R. W. Tum*r, Mtss Adilald* Conte, Mr*. A. F. Collum, Miss Alice B. Cooper, Mrs. H. M. Pupworth, Mrs, Ira Southward and Mra. Wurt W. Wamar. M r. J. H. Nicholson will enter­ tain tha Central Circle at. har home In Draamwold Thuraday, Fab. 9, Co-hostassat will b* Mra. Georg* R. McCall and Mra. W, B. Nfthol- Meeting Tonight Tha re g u la r ■ e e lin g ^ f tha lamlMre. W. F. Yaelay, Bible thalrwill b * held man; Mr*. 8. G. Harriman. bud­ n ol* Audubon get committee] Mr*. A. O, at tha Sanford Garden Center to­ Roberts, budget; Mrs, L. E. night, a t T:SO p m. Thompson, budget; Mra. W. C, Program is hy Mre. Sybil Rnuth Wiley, budget and Mrs. Oscar M. and har etudenta of Orammar ISchool. ltarrisien telephona chairman. Sanford Citizens Should Not Miss Thursday Coming Operetta Studtnti and faculty mambart *r* working nand-ln-hand In tha production of Victor llarbart’a operetta, "Th* Rad Mill" which will onan Tuaaday nliht in Day* ten* Beach in h ipaeial perform* nnra for tha Teuriat Club and then pl*v four nighti at Stov.r Theatre for tha atudenta, faculty and publie. Prof. Harold M. fli/fln, direc­ tor of tha Gte* Club*, la con­ ductor of the nrcheatra and ehorua. Th* other member of thia well-known hushand-wtf* team, Mra. Virginia C.lffln, la In charge of th* dramatic!. Th* School of Muilc and th* Department of Drama unita to ataga thia operetta, Dr. O, 0. Proekatt, of th* Stover Thantr* ataff, ta technical director. Jack Coldiron, of th* Schoal of Mualo faculty and In leading role* of two operetta* while a atudant. Ii atag* mana­ ger. Choreographer I* Patricia Louie* Wagner, a (ephemera from Miami, a student of tha modiri dene# while attinding Carat (labia* High School. Seanary and prop* a rt being built hy th* itageacraft etaei un­ der tha auparvliion of Barbara Van Akin, DeLand, and Raymond Delgado, Winter Haven. In addition to tho twalr* prinalpal raiat, aavaral *f U*m doubla-caat hacauaa of tha large a* mount of talent, there la a Methodis. Cirel# No. Four of th* WICSfof tha First Mathodlit Church mat gl tho homo of Mn. J. >. Crawftort on Lake Mary Blvd. with Mra. R. F. Cranihaw a* eohostejs. Mr*. Marvin iwdflon' pr*«tti*a ov-r th* meeting and tha devotional wag given by Mr*, Blake Sawyer* Th* meditation atudy, "A Sarlou* Call to A Devout and Holy Ufa," by William Law, waa olfarad by Mra. 'Jama* Roiard. A new member, Mr*. Robert Dougin, waa welcomed to the circl*. whit* Mr*. N. S. Sawyer wa* a visitor. Alio present war* Mra. W. W. T>t *. Mra. Tad William*. Mr*. C. L Wallis, Mr*. Jo* Jarrell, Mr*. W. R. Hailttl, Mr*. E. L. Ley and Mr*. W. E. Glfdawell. WSC8 Circl* Ona mat Tuaaday at tha hom* of Mra. John Domlnay In Loch Arbor. Mra. Bill Kirk gave tha devo­ tional, raadlng from tha Blbla followed by all mamhara praying tha Lord’* Prayer, An Inspiring raelp* for happlnaa* for th* New Year wa* also road by Mra, Kirk Th* atudy, “Tha Practice of tho Pr***nra of God" waa given Happy Birthday Or. K. W. Beaker -Mra. Howard Mon tel th Frland* ef tha Rav. Parry U Stone will b* glad ta taarn that h* la getting along flna after as operation hi tha Orange- Me* mortal HaaplUl, holier. 1 Member* praaant wera Mr*, Charlaa Meeks, Mn, Ed Shim holier, Mra. Bill Kirk, Mra. C. U Meriwether, Mr*. A. U Anderson, rhorua ef Sg and an orehsatra of Mrs. Ralph Dean, Mra, Bradford Byrd, Mr*. L. F. Hiehlrdi, Mia. 0. J. Walt*, Mr*. T. K, Wilton, Mr*. John Angel, Mn, Job* Uomlnay, and an* Wtaltm, Hra. Forahand. L Are Wed In Simple Ceremony lllaa Joan Carpenter, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. W. 0. Carpenter and Arthur Podlgq son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of Orlando, war* united In m irriagt Friday night In a simp!* double-ring ceremony with ® * R#VP- B™ kL oWc‘,,ln *' Miss Batty Carpenter served maid of honor and only attendi Sha wore a light blue suit and *o had navy accessorial. Her < u g a waa of red and pink t bud*. S»m lerrotl aarved a* bast n tastefully d*cor»ted with whit* , Chrysanthemums and gladioli, . ^ len.h ri!*.. Si «h*rl gainst a background of green fern. _h . . ‘ d‘ * ^ * Fern and whit# gladioli* tied .with * *™. k’*^kH ■■tin ribbon marked th* Individual * ° r* ^ aag* of red and pink rotes, Mr*. Ann Tynai wa* organist and B ri; Srnlth wore a brown chi played the traditional wedding ** ,,u *t ,n<* *>*d matching ar iniiaie and marches. . “ rl«- »h* hada corsaga dm A Given In mirriag* by har father 10 Mri-Carpenter’*. In* young bride wa* dressed In A reception w n held Immedia a light baby blu* lull. Sh* hid after the ceremony In the edt navy blu* accessories 'and wore a liunal building of th* church, corsage of rose* Interspersed with The room was deborated y natural greenery and baby's pink gladioli and on tha rr breath tied with harmonising rib-' labia, overlaid with a whit*li boni. cloth, a three tiered cik* was Tuesday-Wednesday-Thursday, Jan. 17, 18,19 Mrs. W. Stewart Elected Garden Circle Leader Mrs. W, H. Stewart was elected chairman of the Hibiscus Circle of tha Sanford Garden Clb at a meet­ ing Friday at th* home of Mrs. J. M. Fiber on Laka Emma. . Elected to serve with her were Jhrs. Fred Zcrrcnn, vice chairman; end Mrs, Joe Melsch, secretary. Nominating committee was com­ posed of Mrs. John Ludwig, Mrs. Taul resold, and Mra. Fahey. The co hostess** wera Mrs. Peioid and *Mr». Ludwig. Mr*. Gordon Brlsion presided ever the business. Routine report* wara given and general club inBouneementa mad*. Mra. Byron 0ox, garden therapy chairman, COMFORTS BLANKETS Firemen's Auxiliary Hears C. Schneider Give Year Resume The regular meeting of th* Wo­ mens Auxiliary of (he Volunteer Firemans Association of DeRary was held Thursday at 1 p m. at the firehouse on Columba Road. Mr*. D. Runkal, vlca president, presided In tha absence of Mrs. C. Roblollo, president, who Is recuperstlng In tha North from an accident. Mr. and Mrs. R. Colchar are graciously donating two card tables to tha flrehoust, It waa revaslad Mr*. C. Butler, chairman of wayi and means announced that flavor­ ing aatracti would ba available In ih t near future. It also was reportad that Feb. I had baan chosen for tha fourth annual Flramens Ball, to be held at tha Orange City Recrea­ tion hall. Charles Schneider, past president //^> Mens Suits 73 Mens Jackets this quotation “ Thera la no euch thing a* luck In growing houia (Winti. It’s a m ittsr of knowing and doing." Mrs. Moreland gar* tan requisite* and an explanation of each, demon­ strating from her collection of bouse plant*. "I have gathered most material from th* books ptaced in tho public library by th* garden club," ih* commented. Hoitasias lervad cake, candy and coffee to Mra. Joe Moss, Mrs. illlem Toll, Mra. Byron Fox, Mr*. ha Fox, Mrs. Gordon Brlsion, Mrs. R. L. Dana, Mra. Robert Humphrey, Mra, C. C. Collins, Mrs. Frink Melsch, Mrs. Joe Melsch, Mrs. Zerrann, lira. B. Williams. Mrs. Stewart, M r*. Charles Morrison, Mrs. Moreland, Mra. J. P. Thurmond, Mr*. R. F. mora happy year* In DeBary, a Moule, and Mn. A. B. Stevens. member stated. Coffee and cak# ware served by Mra. J. Claland and har committee. * £oosevelt Auxiliary Installs Officers The Colonel Theodor* Roosevelt Auxiliary No, Thre# meat far It* regular moating Jgn. I, at th* home of tha secretory, Mr*. Me* Shrafor a) 11B Elm Ayanua. Other than routine huslntse th* affictra for 19fid wera Installed. They were token In by Ih* nest deportment president, Mre. Mae Sbeafcr. Installed were: auxiliary president, Mr*. Frink Evant; •enlnr vlea president, Mr*. Lew Rrad*m*y*r; Junior vie# presi­ dent, Mra, Lavlnla Him#*; chap* lain, Mr*. Janata Erickson; pa* tiiotle Instructor. Mr*. W, IB. Jamaeoh; his tartan, Mr*. C. C. priaat; aanfuetar, Mra. C, P. Workshop Offered By State Clubs Will Be Held Soon Th* annual District 1 Conserva­ tion Workshop sponsored by th# Stal* Garden Club* will b* hold at tha Winter Park Garden Center, Wednesday, Jan. 25. Tha Workshop opens al 9 a.m. Thera Is no fee for registration and a box lunch nay b* purchased at tb* Garden Center. Amnpf th# speaker*! Mis* Carol Back, Hat* Parka Botanist; Rap. WillUm C. Coleman, nnd Col. W, M. Hampton. Tho G ardn Canter In at the and of Garden Drive, off Highway IT* S3, Wintax Park. •*— w— Iinew Boy's Jackets CHnrf* AeeomlB Wacom ad m ann 0 4 �• . ’V. ••• ' ' m §m m • r x t *o<*irM oex$T R IC H A R D , s? C A N A & S N t, * /9 -y fA K ‘ OLO B * O T /ttR OR A THB fiM O V i A tfA U R /C t, M /* c v s n OR 7Hg M i c a p 'Hg ftl C iV p/P A T £* m fo * m * to cxg y% k> V *OOK(M ■> ■ . I .V .■? • A M P /fA tV tta tW Aftes m s s t r 'r t r t '. H$ H A O M gV N T itO * Burnett PlbiUri * « 41131 Bukuri Muile Shop IS » 42633 B J) 394M LOS ANGELES or—The Nation­ Mather P u n . Co. M. B. ft. i. Atg. al Football Loaiua opena ita first Weil C om bualMii mooting to- N. Y. Lift Ini. Co. ltd MU TM.U Say, with the top ordor of activity Tom my« Bad. Bh. MS MM 761.41 —the drift of college player* for Celery City Ptg. Co 871 M il 771.10 1*60—probably atartinf tomorrow Buraalt Painter* Ml MM 734.1 Bukuri Muile Shop Mt SMI TM.M ovenlng. Commissioner Bert BoD n ld a Hither r u n , Co. SM SMO 719.43 Soflnlta time for the draft la atlll Celery City Print. Co. I, Now unsettled. But ho think* it wilt bo York Lift. Ini 1. ■tided late tomorrow and poeal- Tommy* Radiator Shop S, Bukuri bly may not wind up until Wednca- Muile Shop 0. Mathers Furniture Co. 1, B untit day morning. The agenda odwrwfa* is full of Palnteri I. routine matteri, Bell Mid, and TRAM m o il m i l GAMES S4M nothing aonaatioeal la ospoetod. Tom my» Radiator »hop^_ MM He will argue for hi* pot project, Colory City Print Co. mo a rule change making the ball Bukuri Muile Shop/ 2173 dead when a ball caroler foe* Now York Ufa Ini. Co. HIT down after bodily contact with a Burnett Paintera n r doMnatvo player. Under the pro#- Mathon Furniture Co. •nt pro rule, the runner can regain TEAM m a t SINGLE GAMES 153 hi* feet and continue until flat- Celery City Print. Co. ,»141 tened for keep*. Thli eneouragea Tommy* Radiator Shop 711 the, piling up of play era, Bell eon- Bukun Muile Shop tend a. 772 All iueh propoaed rhangea re­ Buraalt Palmers 747 [ i f VH tH M AM C B quire at Icaat 10 favorable vote* Mathere Furniture Co, <f * CORlO THS 2ND. HIGH TIRES GAMES of the if e a t. / S o o rK co al Ml Propositi alio Include banning Robert Steele f O f H is n atio n als 342 face maaka and *U helmet pro- Hal Gllstrap MOCKSV l£AQ U £ 303 joctloni, barring an Injured, play- Harold Hackenback 303 or from returning to action in the George Manning m o t h s * m m who ' 502 Mine quarter la whleh he la hurt, F. C, Richard* M waen’t much la tho way of S S T iT U r . 413 r e p l a n n wan evaryUtag la the and barring aubitltutloni In the Jack Kanner way of huabnntf-and-wtfe good will Georg* Pesold 491 Baal 10 aecondi of aach half. toward cm another, At the apartWatty Whlddon 419 nMuta Adam ant out and indicated Jesse Cook 471 that he'd go tipaUM with her. Mo Carl Gveritreeet 433 looped at wAtoqtdrtafty- “CM INB. m o il SINGLE GAMES ewintklag S w aafto talk ever," ho Robert Steele XU totd her. TnstnHT-e rvrarice Flral Hart — S/l« Mite fir*** C Hal Gllstrap -With a m r 194 tminly Huh, t)»rk KurUr, Top -Welt, you're handy . . George Manning Vlrliirr, Top Tnhhy. Ilniihin*n, ft**194 trr, t’ink l.«i*. K-',irnfill I’d want aevara) featuraa She w* George Peiold 192 s*rH*e n*r* — a t* tin* or*a* t» Bad thara, but, of aouroa, eama SB* (irr. Chrrrl t.rr. (Thrrok** J*w«1l, F. C. Richards 166 fttr, Mm certainly aamrthtag bad Saroaom, too.- , . Tro 'Ion T*M Trial, Hap­ Ted Burnett 160 SEA ISLAND, Gs. IR-A beaut! py tlkl*. Di>**riai*r, "Wltt’fc VMI nJf fMlf KaL f,oqo oal ahe'd ha a dumb wtfa Jti Dolly, mio-Trr. Km might h art been at home Third lt*rr — 11/le till* ftradr r: ful approach shot and a floe putt Harold Heckenbsch 171 aU day, . or perhape ah* had Mu. in ird i" be asked politely. . . IIII r* I t.'harm, Tf liny Tippy, under pressure yesterday sent SCHEDULE Mugged after coming la from tho “Later. I Ilka to feel dreeoed up." IHiH.illrI m p *. Jrf» ni* Illplirr, II II My MERCF.R BAILEY tiliiihn, Jnhnny K, Ann JIMnd, JnhoepfiaL Anyway, ah* waa wear* "That1# where wa'ro different," Linda waa atlll la Mannerly, Town Mslhers Furniture Co. vs. Celery Marlene Bauer Hagge nf Ashe r»di» The Aaaeelaled Frraa gag a abort, flaring houaaaoat. ft ltd waa wearing bia aaunl sport goaalp aald aha waa going to mar­ vllle, N. C., Into the winner's circle Fourth Karo — 1/1* Wllr flf*D* ^ Louisiana Mata Isn't given much City Print. Co. waa groan, w tth^ knot at rtatata m trt and altoka, loaaa jacket and ry Mr. Ban, but even U aha did— Himnn Arllon, Royal Ring. My of the Sea Island Women's Invita Bukaurs Muile Shop'vs. lurnait l.urky Whirl, Marnua*. Prrry Paint, pinned M the collar. Thar* waa wtda-hrtmmad hob “But Uia le Ana came H tho hadnam daar. chinr* of winning tha Southeast­ tlonal tournament, the first In the Painters. • r Inrormar. Jtrii Hirvrat, Sloon goenathlng about vtoleta, and Ana— eoet-el an oacaataa,* ha aaaei i e l -1 Utah tha move found* like a ern Conference basketball chant New York Life In*. Co. vs. Tom­ Ladle* Professional Golfers Assn. Maliian. goad td*a," eh* aa*d drttaUUIy. plnnshlp this year, but th* Tigers ; Thai ovenlng, ./lilt tho rala “Or could ba." Fifth Rara — S I* Mila ftrada h 1933 tour. > ll*vn- l>lsla Dam-rr, Mlta rurnra, gurgling in tho guttere, Aaa talked lb* tanked at him, bright-eyed. "How aooaT" seem to be coming out of the tall- my! Radiator Shop, aa, \ Ivlit llliir. Pknklaan. Tro ftnln. • lot about the thing* aha would "Adam," aha aakad, “what aro you -Wall, tlien'd k* a aaeurlty spin they fell Into when Ihe great Tha victory, Mrs. Hagge'* first Ilrlrnlnr, BOWLERS Dicnal Pallrr. check of you oad at*," h* told bar, have dona with tha Croaeant atroot going to tail *t*T■talh Har* — I II *||» r.r«dr r Boh Pettit graduated In 1934. G TP Av|. since winning the New Orfcans „ "V'l*"'* uBe *wmi tt m t f c n n i |M, fholia. nirlkrr rilnl houoa. or would do la a now *m k a w t i lighting a rtgarot, and 34 9368 173.23 Open several month* ago, was Itulh KUIna. Pnco Par. Mlddlr Coach Harry Rabenhorst, In his P. resold m ittlb r her aad-Adeau an didn't am tho hUlo frown of Amu uUL That'll taka a kttk Mth season at LSU, has only one R. Steel* 34 9032 167.14 worth $330. Ha watched bar. Uetenod, made aaattty botwiaa Bar brown ayaa. Urn*." How'.'irmV n ,“ K' f0rl' "What about your work heeaT" • 1463 164.T Mrs. Hagge won it the hard HrrlO*. Moon— idiot, «/l* Nil* nradr f senior-pleymakcr Don Sebastian G, Manning III "I won’t atart anything Mg, and —oAtbl* current squad and has G. Pcsold SI 1340 163.27 way, knocking In a par four no L V & 1-hkaalDa N.llla, laotopa. Hablln T»tI baliaro 1 aaa rig a daal with developed the league's leading P. Rukur Al 6663 163.24 the first extra hole of a sudden L I ' v n*r« . > »—r s/l* r * W mII*. ftrada ■ Klatlh scorer In junior Roger Sigler, a • J. Cook, 34 1783 162.33 death ptayolf.. Hn.'n0?!*. ""UP. rolnrarto Vopimv. H. Heekenkaeh SI feat 1 whlf from Cleves. Ohio. 113.18 She finished tha regulation 16 Koap Hotk, Jana Hollar, Drill Hny, newly bathed baby. WlB-' Ta«, HaAftnr winning th* SEC cham­ H. Gllstrap 32 MIT 131.31 boles In a three-way tie with -Tap, my dripper. W*H, ha earn IlAalghed with relief. If tha tea— e/te wii* nrad* a 16 2343 131.13 Mary Lena Faulk of Thomasville, niath n*ra Jt! pionship In 1951—lb# year Ken- R. Holler lion between them could aaea, If It through hero tbla morning." Flrr.W. PaFatydriinr •dually waa passing ... . Ana'a filie edged forward ou the couch. tucky was under suspension—and T, Burnett 46 7337 137.21 Ga., and Joyce Ziske of Water­ 11^!! 1-I.ri7l Vlaahy ArcarM, ntilr'r frhrlnff Jrnn), cju«ttri « r'mai| a gdnUe way*, add her Wiy, ewwat -You la Tiled Urn to dinner!" L. Plver ford, WIs. All three pasted 132i In compiling ■ It-S reenrd In 1134, th* 34 137.3 affection, could do much to put He laughed. "Ratal. Ma war Junta llfrl, Tiger* look a post-PetUt nosedive If. Herbst 47 7273 134.31 the 53,300 tournament played over IhRda where ah* baleogad la driving hie family through, but he last year and won only six gamea J. Kanner 44 37M ]34.|0 tha lough men’s par 36-30—72 ^u,eaMoi r i :t i | A / j nT u,er; ■aw my aam* oa tha pick-up, and Ailam’e life. F. C. Richard* 84 3309 153.47 course. while losing II. A temptation, only. A really atopped to And me. He-inert* dm LSU Isn't exactly setting the P. Eltel 43 6923 133.40 On the extra hole, a 330-ysrd been girl he "once knew." Ann bad a proportion, Ann." 43 6924 133.33 par four, Mrs, Hagge was on the "No,* Mm agraad. "And atayh* conference afire this lesson but R. May her own charma. Cioen, yeel Cud"What eortT" dly and warm Uiero agauut him. -Wall, ha’a working for tha gee- wa'U Uk* A bolter| war* yottatg already Ihe Tigers are within two fl. Krnti 34 6264 Lit.22 fringe with her second shot, thrn And aba waa a really nice girl, be- araraent. Bomathlng in da with tha enough la taka. Us* rdiaiaa " ,V» 7637 133.7 rolled the ball up In the lip of the games of winning as many as (hey H, Kretter ST. PETERSBURG. FI*. DP Adam waa raUevad, and a ktu* did aU list season—and at present C. Overstreet aldea. Their Uira* yean together Atomic Energy comm IMinn. Inatal* 49 7464 132.16 cup for an easy par. Esrl Torgeson, Detroit Tiger first War* rich In meraorlea, fertil* with taUona la kla department, gate tty ■urprtead, al Aaa'a wadhsa— ta aaa era tied with Tennessee for fourth E. Klrchhoff Miss Faulk milled a 6-foot putt 31 7618 149.19 pfomla* oC preclou* yaara to lot* Umm big altaa. Tow know, Uwro'a thing* hta way. baseman, suffered a seriously cut place In conference championship R. Hubbard 43 VIST 149.3 and kllss Ziske missed from oaa la Teevneaeee, and UMy*ro flnacr and head euts when his Rose feet to take lives. competition. LSU and the Vols 9 1337 141.3 building mo m Waafileftna. and f t #, car turned over yesterday and he Hava 1-1 SEC marks. H. Rumen at 7377 146.29 Mrs. Hagge hid a 79-73—132 for was trapped beneath the steering Much of th# credit for LSU’s J. Hay 41 6071 14110 tha regulation 36 holes. Silas Faulk wheel. Improvement can b# triced to R. Rugeniteln M 3633 1431 posted a 76-73—133 and Miss Ziske The lefthanded Torgeson, It. Sigler's blossoming out as in ex­ J. Plerro 30 7361 147.11 a 78-74-132. was eut on the right hind. pert mxrksman. He has bucketed T. Holly 34 7933 140.32 Mill Faulk and Miss Ziske di­ Patrolman Ray Stewart said vided second and third prises, col­ 323 points In 13 games for a 24.13 F. Huhn 3031 21 143.13 Torgeson was charged with reckBy ft. r . MMDfK W. Whlddm 2T 3943 141.8 lecting checks for 1427,30 each. leas driving while drinking and By H. P. GORDIE avenge. Betsy Riwli of Spartanburg, driving without a license. 7269 144.3 Sanford een I«k forward ta bat­ Sigler, Iiowever, w it over­ W, Tyre In one of tha game* t u t week, at 7274 142.31 S. C., picked up fourth place and ter basketball In thf near future. shadowed In LSU's Saturday night C. Pierey the Seminole High School Celery CHICAGO IB — The American game with Kentucky, when the $360 with a 73-73-133 while Kathy Fed*- defeated tha New Smyrna League'* 19M buebill schedule Thera are m e n Junior High Wildcats' Bob Burrow, an all-SEC playing basketball twice 19—ihould get throuah the week Cornellua nf Lake Worth, Fli„ was Be* ah Barracuilai by a acoro of put* the accept on night game* Schools each week In tne Seminole County performer, hit for 30 point* — without earlou* itreta. Vandy la fifth and got 6292.50 with a 72-82IW-3C with an ali-time high--of M> ffq1 League. These schools art San­ twice Slfler's production. at home foe Ita two gam**—Ml*- 134. Rdffind the S3 point leering *prt« light eooteita acbeduied. . • ■ ■ ford Junior High B Squad, Lake1 Kentucky, lied with Vsnderbllt ilulppi State tonight and Gaorgla Tha favorites, Patty Berg of St. nf Robert Samuel, the Fed* came Mary, Lake Monroe, Slavia, Ly­ and Alabama for the SEC laid Aadrawa, III., and Louisa Suggs from.behind to lead 19-11 at half­ Thli top* the prevlou* high of man, Oviedo, and AU Saul's Paro­ with a 3-0 record, trounced tha Tech, a team the Commodore* al­ of Sea Island, didn't do so well. 234 game* ichcdultd In 1933 and ready have whipped, Saturday time. chial. Tiger# 107-63. Tennessee’s allMiss Berg was eighth and bliss Thg Celery Fed* broke fail, 1* far more than last year's 206 These teami play at 1:30 p. m. conference star Csrl Wlds*th hit night. Kentucky ha* only on* Suggs tied for 12th. scheduled night game* of which game—In Knoxville Saturday night plnyrd bird, and used tegmwork each Monday and Thursday with for M points during tha Vols' for the flrit lime thli year. BUI only 200 were played because of the adaption of tha Sanford B victory over Tulin# and Jumped a g a l n i t Tannaa***. Alabama'* Iona centeit alia cornea Saturday B. Leflla ( handler wai Mult point m*n for weather. Squad. Their home gamea will be­ Opening day April IT find* gin at 9 p. m. In the Seminole High Into Uia runnorup slot In tha scor­ night when the Tide la boat to O. Em crick Now Smyrna with nlnr point*. ing darby. Wldseth has a 22-polnt Louisiana College, a noo-confer- M. Slotsky -The Semlnolo High School "B" Cleveland at Chicago, Kama* City School gymn. average, nosing ahead of Ala­ B. Hart tyum look the evening opener at Detroit, New York at Washing­ At th* end of th* aeaion tha bama's Georg* Ltan, who has a earn team. ton and Baltimore at Boston. The from ihe New smyrm Beach "B” regular county tnurnamfnt wlU be SI.99 mark. Mississippi's Jo# OibrqunJ with a 41-39 (tore. Doug Muon rloK* Sept. 30. held with the winner' and tha run­ Hcut wm lb h'sh aeorer for tha No club reduced 1U number of ner-up each receiving a trophy. bon, who led the point parade tha first few weeks, advanced a Junior Celory Fnl* wills 14 polnlii eight game* for 11M. White Chinotch In the Rebels' M il loss to viiilo Corl Robert* led the New Rjityrna Reich learn with 13 ( I l l at Iks oflirM ot th* Clark ut cfgo, Boston, Baltimore and Waah- Vindy Saturday night, but eoltha Clrcitil Court, , at tha Court Inwturs boosted th*ir number of lected M against Auburn earlier petal*. Hou«s. in Kanletl, Florida, and to night gantai. the other four clubs In tha weak. mall a copy thsrsot to Karllrla In other Saturday night game*, tioosholdsr. Attarnsy for tha Plain- scheduled the tame number at lift, I*. U h o i I*. Hanford, Florida, last year. Georgia Tacb, lad by Jo# HUM ' In a ssrtaln dlverca iiroasadlne Waahlngon lead* wltk 43 night 34 points, downed Mississippi *niii,ia ncninal you In tha C’lrmlt nsiticm n r I A.VkL'AI, MIISCTIfftl ourt. Moth .lodleul Circuit ot S'l-*Kansas City hill 44, Baltl- State 17-39 and Alabama tripped iTha annual msstiue of tha mamrtda. In ahd far HaminoU County, In bara - t tlm Klrii Fadsral Divines t.'hincsrr. an abhrsrlatrd tills of mora 41, CtavMane M. Chicago S3, Auburn M-TT. a i d -Loin Assanstlon af ismlnsls •aid causa hslne l.lt-i-IAN b i . a n c h New York II and Boat** tad De­ Throe game* aro an tonight's l u n t y will ba hsld at tha Offlca of ■ TOKhM. Flalnllir, va. RENN 1R C. SEC ilatai LSU at Tennessee, Ita .UsDclatlon. l i t tVasl First HI u k KH. Ustandant, ahd hsrsln troit have 11 each. frsst, Hantord. Florida, on Wsdnas- •ail not, nr a dsrrna pro psnfsssn Mississippi State at Vanderbilt will hs sntsrsd l a a ln s f ymt e»y. January l«, at IK m. Itosamond Chapman \Mtna*a my hand and official and Mliilsstppi «t Georgia Tech. Fossil remains Indicate that tha Uscrstary-Traasursr •sal at Hsnrore, Mainlnnla County, Hie SEC's three nationally Florida, thli 141k day of January, gnldan aagla haa been proaant la the Western Hemisphere foy ranked team*—Vkndy, No. 4; Ken­ C h m a U t D altfta 4-Door thoqaanda ad yaara. tucky, Ne. I; and Alabama, No, Marlene Hagge Wins Women’s Golf Tourney Louisiana Stale Isn't Given Many '' Chances For Win By ft. P. GORDIE Sanford'* baikeball team spotted DeLand four point* In Uta begin­ ning ot rrldey evening'* eenteit but fought back to overeoma the Bulldogs by the same number of points 33-37. The fast breaking Feds had an eight point advanage at the hilfW way mark with a scor# af 17-irr The Bulldog* came roaring back In tha second half and slowly, but surely, erceped wlhln two point* of the winners in the last quarter. A foul against DeLand gav# Jim­ my Owen, who played an excellent floor fata* all evening, twe free shots at the bucket. He ripped the cord* for two more point* to put the Feds in a more comfortable, position in the final atagts af th4f glme, Robert Samuel and David Gal­ loway shared high-scoring honor* for the Fed* with 11 polnte each. Frank Dougherty waa high for DeLand with 24 points. This victory lives Seminole High School a two win-four loss record for the comparatively young sea­ son. The Junior Varsity Cagert lore* Into the DeLand R Squad rtst** iro n the first Jimui kafl *«t wan* never headed m w* evatwrr. Scott paced the winners with 19 points, scoring all of these In tha first half. Ha fouled-out lg ihe third quarter. Cecil Dandridg* al­ so fouled out, but not befor* scor­ ing second high of the game with 15 points, Tom Holliday was high for DeLand with nine points. Final score — Sanford 62. DeLand 44. .a This brings Sanford'* "B" Tea n r to a record of four wins with three losses. Tomorrow night, the Seminole High School quintet will try to put Ihelr record closer In a JO-Sttbul* when they meet Palatks at th# loesl high srhnol gymn. Th« “ B" Game will begin a 7 p. m, ------------------^ S t Charles Loses 9 To All Souls Team Ry H. P. GORDIE Jim Castano's All Soul'i Paro­ chial School Junior hlah school basketball team beated St. Charlei of Orlando Friday afternoon with a score of 39-26. A rinse game tha first half 13-14,Ibn Incal Catholic Junior Hl*h School Cagers took eharga In thf. second halt with K",,v ' ' f dumping 19 points Into the basket, Jne Quinton tossed In 12 points la he the high point man for the visit­ ing St, Charles team. Earl Torgeson Hurl In Auto Accident Junior Hi Travels For DeLand Tussle Junior High Teams Have Weekly Play SHS Scores Win Oyer Barracudas ' fiv n. p. r.n R n tr The Sanford Junior High Sehonfy Basketball A Squad travels to­ morrow sfernnnn to tangly with • Ihe DeLand Junior High School Hullpup*. Sanford will be seeking Its tweond win of Ihe lesson, Tha Junior Feds Inst Ihelr first two gamea to F.nterprit* and Ormoftd Reich hut lowered the hoom on the New Smyrna Reich Rahy Barracuda!. Rain Shine Legal Notice C i •W 8 I6 N T U r s M v* . k . T „ 1 . « 4 diV a r ^ “ *•«» m m iiiii i Post Time 8:10 M u — Lik* N tp i \n m t M*Uir. Naatif ally, or uy an afora February MODERNIZED TRACK HEATED GRANDSTAND MATINEE WED. & SAT. 2 P. M* O ffleU la C ar — S « t CaAiUae 10 flfoeUl N alhU f Fiaar— ; » DINING ADVENTURE ^ SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY -TJi# CoofttfY Chih o f T ro ftlk f T n * » * S a SULKY BOOMAPADDOCK BOOM .W s v ~ • n l A^ ^ WILL CLOSE AT ItOOP.M. EDNESDAY AFTERNOONS (Iweept luMtarT TnuuporUtlon Prom Downtown Siuiforfl m Chevrolet SUtiea Wagon Vary Nice BO 7 jJ Chevrolet Dehue S^oer New Pilgi — T ine GeofP (M l y07* jC A W Chrysler New Yerker Meoutifal Ela* Ftatah (1 0 ( V ^7 " G E N E R A L MANAGER GE~ m aS om o' bundays OPEN-EVENINGS TILL 9 O’CLOCK B A V I QOLLARS a t HOLLERS H r . IT * i t . 8 Milan S outh of SaTifortl tU f t N A T SIGN O F R E D ARROW 0’.- WvM&t'AiiwAi �■■m \i; • m 2 H ■ V W A ■S' ' ftk \* Vied furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bough I-sold. Larry's Mart 321 E x i t li t St, Phona 1131. C A. WHDDON. CLASSIFIED ADS at H I BeaUt Park Than* . i n t. a. U! a. M $7,900.00 NOT A PROJECT! typaa. Butte sr^x ei^asss W A N T AD RATES Th# Following Rate* are now in affect. IS# (fee 14# lie Per Lina for On# Iaeertlini Per Lina for Tbra# Inisrtloai Per Un# far Tire Inemrtione Per Ha# far lack 33 la- ■artlons. MINIMUM RATEi Ma FURNISHED APTS. a w*V!«t \ l ' Rail#way and Baby Bed# Bay, Week or mowth-Tel. 1423. 111 West First Puraltura Center I A rtio m A jfe 730-W. TURN. Efficiency Apt. 17-92 South City Limit*. Slumbcrland Court. ffiPTIOENCY Apartment. Sulb , abl* for bachelor or eouple. Lfiteam heat, private bath, ebnw* lia r . CovemenUy located. Acro»* Igfrom Post Office, innulru Utaf pel Jecobion Dept, Store. Furnished 6 room hou»e. *30 Valencia Dr. Phona 1000THREE BEDROOM, M . bath^ , ma*onry. Prjvata lake, Y.VS? nr aeaaonal. Unfumlahed, <83.00. Oateen-EnterprUe R o a d , ltk .MwlleaWeat. Mr. Wlitrand. WF.LL Located. Thrto room furnlihed Apartment. MO. including utlHUe*. 107 West Bth St.______ 2101 Megnolla Ave. Furnlihcil three room apartment, <30 monthly. Phona 1B73, Robert A. W f l l i a m i . ______________ FtTnNTSHED Two Bedroom house. Tile bath, kitchen. Garage, gas heat. <33. Thone 402-J. •ROOMS, Heat and lint water, <7. f a week. Phono M2 J._________ TWO Bedroom Haute. Lar<« yard. Carporte, unfumithed except kitchen. <93, Will fumith 11 leased. Phono 790-R. Nice rooms, cooking available. Phone 1013-W. FURNISHED large, clean downstairs Apartment. *11 Park Ave. nfurnished House. Monroe Corner. Phona 49-J._____________ OR SALE — Smell House and Lot. Reasonable. Call 3061-J.______ FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and bath. Adults. 14n. see Manager after 3 p. m., 407V* West 1st S THREE ROOM furnished ApartmnLJgoMljfIJonvjy WANTED TO B M ff -* t , THREE Bedroom Unfurnished ’ House. Call 1H0-R. **- aSS Floor Furnacei and Circulators H. B. POPE CO„ INC. NEW two bedroom matonry home, doe* In. Oak floore, tllad bath, electric kitchen, eloi* toehurehea and aehooli, a real bargain. Immediate poiteialon. New 3 Bedroom, masonry, just out at City, 3 miles from the dock, blinds, heater, and water beater included, im scdlata poaeeialon, g .w 0. ___ ring ae low ai 1,000 down, balance leia than normal rent. Another Dandy! with all the fasten* 3 • B. R. modem maeonry bom* dreamed about meb In top condition, situated on <3X130 I Genersl Electric lot In excalleot doie-ta location. aad colored plumMag Home hae furred walla, full cera­ mic tiled bith, and oak floora, Kitchen hai beautiful cabinets, AND avallebla at m eonebla molded Formica sink top, and prteee, with the beat financing G. E. Refrigeralor. An aatortk with minimum down-gay* ment nf cltrua trees in bark manta. yard. Thla horn* la on* year old, walking dlitance to school, and surrounded by homes of equal WtQborn C. Phifflpa, Jr. value. 11.300 will handle. Stncf 1040. Sanford’* Laadlng Builder of noma* tor over MOO people. Balea Office; Little Vanic* la k e Offle w. D ir a u a n T. W. MRRO m Lock 37 er 143 IMt Park Ava. Seminole Realty <f,MV. DOWN 3V4 B. R. 1W Baths, C. B. Nicer section of City, <73.23 per month. Priced to move at <11,300. <1.000. DOWN — 3 B. fl., separata Dining Room ami Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Nice section.. 37* Mortgage. 2 It. R. Fr., \ finished. On 3 acrca. Excellent water. 3 acres fenced, 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras, <2,000. with <1,300 down. <2,000 DOWN — 3 B. R., Garage with room and shower. On largo lot Including cltrua and tropical fruits- Total prle*. M.OOO. No City taxes to payl Close to Base and Schools. <1.300 DOWN — 2 HR, A*he,loi Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land* scaped. Flowing well, Bar-B-U Plt/Price <3,300. W. H. "BUI'* STEMPER Realtor — Gsacral nseraeee Gertrude B. Dtagfelder, Ataaelala Gay Alice, Aewelata Pheac 2112 l i t N. Park Ave. 2M flealh Park Ave. USED FURNITURE CLEARANCE . . . 13.50 Mania Club Chalra Wicker Rockers ----------- M <3.73 Cocktail Chalra .. <2 M Club Chalra riiifrepiMieiM „ <1.0* W.M Sofa Bed .......... 2-Pe. Sofa Bed Suite . . . - <24.30 Student Desk k Chair . . . . . . . <9.« Large Office D esk........ ... .. <12.M . . . <2.40 Lamp and End Tablet Dresser B a se .......... m i *.. ... 13.M Dresser and Mirror . . . . . . .. 112.M Chlff-o-robe . . . . . . . . , . , . m ,.. <10.9.3 Small Buffet .................. .. W.M 9-Pe. Dining Room Suite .. .. <43.30 Vanity with Triple Mirror .. <12.M Metal Beds ....................... ... W.M Dining Room Tables ...... <14.M S-Pe. Dinettes.................. . <24.M Drop Leaf Kitchen Tables ....13.M Wooden Kitchen Chalra .,... <2.9* Youth Bed k Mattress .... .. <27.18 EAST TERMS M ather of Sanford let IL Phaae 117 LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY N M I a ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, mason­ ry. On dean semi-private Lake. 10 Acres of privacy and sunshine, 3 miles from city. Awning type ABMT-NATT SUBPLUS windows, brick fireplace, kitchen Pun tents. Jungle hammocks, bar. <10,000.00 sleenlng bags, elr-mati, Jackets, boots, luggage, paint. TWO BEDROOM Concrete Block, 310 Sanford Ave. kitchen equipment Included, large 02’ X 103 lot. Barbeque pit, carporte. Practically new. METAL ROOFING Priced <7,300. with low monthly New la Stock. <-V Crimp —H I" payments. Coevwgatod— IV*" Comigatod. Gel all Your rooflog need* el THREE REDROOM Frame con- SiM raian C onerata Pip* Co. elriiclinn surrounded by large lovely oalu. Screened porches (or Sawtoi Meehtoee, aid RepaMag summer rnmforl, Brick fire­ ■ M r s IN S. Park Pb**e ITU. place for winter pleasure. Dining room furniture Included. Con­ SC Case wilh Harrow end Front venient earpnrle. desirable lo­ Cultivators. cation <3,700. with term*. BRITT TRACTOR CO. ■Iwav 17-02 Baulk Pboae Ml S i . $ o h * K ra tty C o m p a q Quality Rubber Stamps Stock end Made to order Phone 1120-A. B. Peterson,Broker — 24 Hour Service — Associates • A. B, Peterson Jr., P. J. Cheiterson. Garfield WII. SEM INOLE IN D U STRIES Jetts. John Melsch, R. W. Wil­ 2431 Yale Ave. I'bone 2902-J, liam*. Hazel M. Field. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. REFRIGERATOR 9 Cu. Ft. Large Freezer Compartment. Clean, A RenI Retirement Home quiet. Phone M43-J. Well kept Two Bedroom Home on Urge rnrnrr lot. Good variety of Brnwn Fox FUR Jacket. fll*e 12. Excrllcnl Condition. 123. Phone bearing Cltrua Trees. Flowing 1234-K lifter R p. in. . Wei), flowers, good gardrn. Closn in mi paved road. M.OOO. with '30 Model USA C-ll MOTOR MOO. down. , CYCLE. 15 cu. In. Very econom­ A lb erta J. Unit ical. Call after o p m. 201H Associate Sanford Ave., Phone 7*4. ltn%a I,. I'ayton, Broker Annabfllr B. Ilrnder-nn, Associate CltlR with .Mattress, Like New. 'hone :s7l 17 »2 at Hiawatha Makes into playpen. Call 3U3-.M. NEW C, B. - I B. R House. Oak TRAILER Bottle Combination with floors, screen porch, carporte, 20 BTU Heater 140. Thor Electric 1» ft. Lot, No City Taxes. W. B. Ironer <33. 2600 Hiawatha Ave. Hoffman, 2423 Cedar Ave. ARTICLE! FOR BALM Whether Buying or Sailing. It will pay you to see J. W. IA U * REALTOR. .Ftoaida State Beak Bulidtog ••Call Hall" Phona ITU. $4,780. $7,500. Three Bedroom Frame Home, 2 years uld. Screen porch, hard­ * N#w Homa $7450 wood floora, kitchen equipped. ■Concrete black construction, nice ilia lot, paved street and close Laura B. Oiler. Broker to shopping district. Will be reedy for occupancy In two SMI SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Fkaaa. 123$ weeks, Location <10 East Fourth Street. Terms If desired. ..................<300. Down Out from town — Two bedroom ...... . f 1,000. Down homa with 1 acre of land and :a ........ 11,000 Down ‘priced at <3.300. A large 4 badYou Buy or sell room with J 'i acre* of land only Payton, Broker 3 mile* from downtown and Header son, Aiwelats priced at 110,000. I. Hall. Attoclata IMS at Hiawatha $hob«rl A. WilUama. Resltor Bayaead Luxdqelat, Assecleto Than* 1ST) AUantic Bank Bide. room, living room with fireplace, encloacd aun perch, patfo with barbequo grllln—an older home dealgned for gracious living. <14,730. Terma < BR home. Price only <3.)7S. THREE Bedroom een Down payment <400. <W. month „PKft.LIPS home, I Lovely 3 BR nearly-naw home In V hardwood floor*. G. 1 excellent neighborhood. Hard­ Phona 117-W, wood floor*, tiled bath. Very nicely landscaped- Prleet <13,100, $6,500 <2.130 down; 3)1.1* month. See OUR Bedroom Home, excalleot this one before you decide. condition. Walking dlitance of town. Prnlatly furnished. Term*. Lakefreat Cam! litre land holtom,Spring fed, \M sitea SJM . DOWN 73 ft: or loo it. on water by ap­ hrea Bedroom Modern Masonry proximately 230 fl. depth. Priced Home. Lovely location. Electric From MW to <723, Term*. Kitchen, Ceramic Tile Bath. Alexander I Stringer Beal Eataxe • laaaranca Mr*. Leartae Mesauger, ’ Aeaee. 117 Magaalla Ave, n . U -* Coat rattle* aad B1MT Hanford Ave. I t h ' s n n PATCH ? _ a g FLOOR landing waxsag, sole County since 1923. H. H. Gre reason. Lake Mary. F»ts-Livestoct-Berutlee M A W . A S K C A L *® H IS l A N ' A K s , M. G. HODGES Sarvlee on AU Water Pumpa— Wells DrUleg - Fame# Paola Read Fkaaa TM F A C / H * T H A T -J P ORLANDO Sentinel 8Ur, Call Ralph Ray, 3150, INSTALLATION at Linoleum, CarSanford Linoleum A Til* Co. 127 W. 1st SL FhOM KIT For Better PTumwng See er Call W. J. KING 71 29M Seaih Park Pksae mm INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Painting. Paper Hinging. Phone 313-' l-W, Ritiffum “ * “Walker. A RANDALL ELECTRIC CO. Electrical Contracting end Repair* TV Servlet Center Bendlx end Crosley Applixneee 112 Mik RoUe Ave. Ph. HR ENVELOPES, tottortieadi, state­ ments invoices, hand blue, and p ro g r a m a , Me. Progressive Printing Co- Phene 40# - 40) West lfih 8L PLUMBQVO Contract and rewvlr ___ estimate*. R. L. Harvey. M4 Sanford Ave. Phene 1030. For Hint NEW •'« t^irsin Drag Line. Phono Orlando 26-701, House rle.inlug, windows, walls. Floors. D. C. Caldwell, Phone lt4D J. 14-B— iNtflJEAMCE -I4-B tsmi&i John WBMm r ! Im . <17 " S O U H & A W tC F ~ » m ja u TELEVISION W B M TT O U I l I t • sjHh A O vanurV w Ilh Uncle Wall * ji > ('irinnn Clrnivnl AH C trn lv tt * Oil Cartnnn Wfitlikr • N*w« * apnrtn « li 0*ni1»tvntj> kill, Hm»r| ntlMhmi k IS •|‘im» (nr I'hkppr mi Th* (itk a ltit (lramn 7 IV Jnhn Hair \aw a 1 jn nnhin Kami S.nn Dural Mhnw s.is nnoriaman Du* i,in e( Viraitana S:nn yoie* L urr »;ln In i r(j'va i m b t r BfMa 1« nn HU P*(a0a I-t-in r*nplaa rhnlea iii#n M anl Na»» n»pnrt lllST eia r llsh t TAtaira 11. It aien-0(f 17— A U T tlM O B IL It lt -T R A H J tB ! WAtt* ftniM $ni«m ■— 1 li- BOAT! • MOTO St IS Inikn Ia tSj|9 ■»;ba in •V* li “'liM .'""**" w k W i •*U* * M gfm ms. w*r«p & Bunk Bads Complete with Innenprtng Mat* tresses, Ladder A Rill. (Can be uied a a Twin Bed*) .... <00.30 K ing Size Hollywood Bed* Guaranteed 10 Yaari IRONING Out. House cleaniog, HO X <0 lnnenpring Matlreia 703 Bay Ave. <0 X <0 Box Spring........... 1139 30 LOST—Brown wallet In vicinity of Headboard (Decorator Plaitle) HOUSEWORK. 1113 E. 7th Street downtown Sanford. Driver license U nflniehed F u rn ltu ra Important to owner. Phona 903-W 3 Drawer C h e it............. . <13.30 4 Drawer Cheat ......... 1T.S0 5 Drawer Cheat ............ KJ0 K-RLfCTW CM, ftM T IC a M I Vanity Table ................ . 0.30 7R10IDA1RE appliances, Nlte Stand ............................ 1.30 and eervlea. C. H. High, Ur. and Mra. Draater ........ 29M 71a. Phone 703-3313 or Bookeaaa Bed . , .................. 34J0 Htt-W after 9 p. a . (Twin or Double; Student Deik ..................... 24.30 Bookcaae ........................... 12.30 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. iar 'round. We pay <3.30 Corner 2nd * Magnolia Ph. 1231 E BOOK. MUSHROOMS, "Bad'' Bamberger, Mgr. Admiral Way, Open Moaday's U1 • p. a . r.p t. Ksntsro* Op.n Hnui* pin Hnttip ■ rrr Moor* S A rthur Oadlr.r A rthur Qoirirer Sink* It Hilt Valient (Air im a is M tilts Ln.n «f ET?« 1.-IS a.areh (nr .'emerrew II *S Oul.lln# l.tcht i.OI On* O'clock m p a r t Jlrk r» ]:.i Lot# atT.'T L*l ftnbt. q (.«*» till H n u i .p *.-• r L a i Bin T k r i ' f 111* Wnh CrninV 4,99 Urlpht.r Dtp I:** m i r a r n f f s i n Unit Crnaby SIS K rnwtint araua# w iitj p la in * <-ss Hrientar r>ar i IS Harr at niorm t.10 On to u r Arcount I *16 March Jury Trial Set To Determine If Graham Is Sane DENVER (Jrt-A Jury trial li Ml to start March 3 to detarmlM M John Gilbert Graham w u I I U list Nov. 1 when he la aeeuead a t dynamiting an airliner that hurtai his mother and 43 othera to deitk, Trill on th* u nity lilts* w if' r44dWMd^4W'‘MaM-appaM . S t ----- T rw enav a o a s ix e fill a in - o n . Prntr a m S h i m i I I I Na*a-W aathar Tt*l Tha Uarnle* aaaw $ tin Caplal-i K ancaras M< T*»t rat(<m 1* in Kian-Dn riACratn Hamm. It will pay YOU to sen US before von buy. Open Evenings end Nan \V.*| har Sundays. P»; J4l Fim a K n u i i mini* Kaslilrfr Trailer Slice, I 1 lW | FUni Vara Palelke, Fie. I l l s " ' l u l l Vmir Trmihle U 1'J Htilka It llu h m i n .v a o s FOR SALE — 193.1. 42 Ft. "Travel lile" delux House Trailer. Two 13-nn Valiant I.ailr I.nva Ll(l O I;ll Bedrooms. Air-condillonerl, eir iLio haarrhn( (nr Tnmofrow rulating hral. Cost <6,790. Will ii> ex fliilrilnr l.lfkt sell for <3,700. Phone 1063-W I :a» Jark I'aar Bhnw l:sn l.nta htnrr i "0 nnhart q. Lawla 10- AUTOMOBILE BBOWHBS -M 3:10 Film Vara CARS BOUGHT SOLD TRADED Roy Reel’* Used Cere Sanford Ave. A lllh St. !,'C 1:11 li** I If t:Si < «> ! •• 7-11 T Jn ling 1:11 lilt 11:1* l«:in i’lli\ I l ull 1:91 sm aso ae Th* R brtkm H a ir w arle at a n .. ■»■*(■• T w lllf h i Onaga •Oparia parta Rank Stualr Zuilr ia( ItanAnni Drirtlag rtftl»L On . .. \, ciau* f-vnala*. Uualn Dial -Si- f o r Stull* Nieht rditinn Unil*a Nailnn* It • P tn a tu m # vat*?*"* WIU MV*1* tfgVTrft'f*SSOiT t'-" To nr. oV*"** -g'.W'V.Jt'Jrf’ w W**t9m 2amb*r«* Jaw# lavaa (Vtlaab f l a t li v e n * r i * A « A , Ola*** n*k*rA -a*r,» Cknlra wmKxSM-"" • ssnasesi -7 K jiwM ♦IT*** P.M, ^ lO C W tK N C ^ S Flumblag. Kreeky Heettag 1:9* M|ek»r. Mauaa Club Give MOTORS • AS kaMraian Slift k:|0 Itannrt New or Reconditioned RED-1-MIX CONKRETB * EIGHT WEEK OLD Boxer puppy. 1:41 Dmiv ^Awards A Nana Finance lien 7mo lU-laa 711 Miracle OMereU Co. Champion slock, registered fe­ 2tx H. JOHNSON ............... <47.30 Vita Bads* 7 m 3M Elm Ava. Pboao UK male. Phone 2176-J, 7; Jn Rnbin Hoed 5 H. EVINRUDE nurnt A Alia* ZEPHYR ................. ----- - 130.00 II Aft ID Jat rnrum l i i garty A Ranee Camter 5 H. SCOTT-ATWATER ER .... _______ <02.30 f Aft HELP WANTED 1 Lora Lur* "Your Wettlnghouse Dealer" 6 HOnSE WIZARD ........... <43 00 111 ra ra tn b a r d rift* I ft: no niuftln Ona 7t* MERCURY. Capable, experienc­ llflft Ml'idln Ona Coleman Heelers <30.93 .19 m> SECRETARY; Sn Hollnm Cowl . . . <100.00 II ed. Phone 1431. Aft II (Vrlnrk U1 Me gain a Ave. I 1717. 7‘j H. SCOTT-ATWATER .. MS.OO H its l.ata Ahnw (laport BALES HELP WANTED - Full 1U H. JOHNSON ............... <19.03 11:19 Naara A SO T v e in sv USED Elaetrto. coin dispenser or rert-tlmu. Firestone Stores. 10 H. Lightning MERCURY <100.00 ■SOARIWW drink box. Goad running condi­ 10 II. SCOTT-ATWATER fill T i l t P at I am 120,00 Dtlly, Sell Luminous Door tion. Idea] tor beer storage box, with controls ............... <130.93 Tltk SAimlaa thaw Plates, Write Reevei, Attleboro, 16 H. KLOJN ....................... <129.03 Can be seen at The Sanford Mass. Free Sample A Details. Herald. <40. 20 11. MARTIN, <300.73 Now motor ..................... IIUOO QUICK CASH far F m ltare. Add­ It A H E L P W A N T E D (fe e e e fe ) I M K H. JOHNSON, 1933 Model, f«- — VTTM IHfW - I f very f a s t ....................... <230.00 led Maefctaea, Typewriters, OetKte-Bm S B u sty Shop hotrd Motors, Boats. Super NURSES AID for new Seminole Also many motors tent down for uaed parts. Reasonable. Trading Peat One mile South BEST In Workmaaghlp a n d Memorial Hospital. Hospital ex­ Oa Bala Wktto They Last! ea lf-fi. Phaae 3017-W, Matari: perience preferred but not neces­ IMS Model EVIN1UDKS IM East 2nd RL Fbea* Ml sary. Apply Director of Nuriev, 23New /l. Elee. Starting Window Sills — Lintel! Wednesday between 0 - 12, 3 - 3. „ n f Twin .......................... <430.00 Flue Blocks — Cradle Blocks For ALL Your Beauty Needs can Woman with machine to sew ready 23 H. E l« , Demonstrator Grease Traps — Dry Walla, Harrlatt'a B u tty Nook used about 33 houm ...... <313,00 cut jprons. Easy, profitable. Miracle Caucreto Ce rhoru 071 IN So. Oak AV*. How WUl YOU Rwapr Ml Elm Ava Pk. 1133 Spar* or full time. A A B (Open weeing# by appftul ataiaaL) ' ‘ How Will YOU Trade? APRONS, Fort Smith 3. Ark Your OLD .Motor —Fartory to To*— For a BETTER Grade) U irw m tT Aluminum •See tha New EvlJtrudr Line for '« Venetian Blind! AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN a hour - Waik awl Dam Enclosed bead. Sag prool bottom ROBSON Sporting Goods Aggressive and alert. Hale* ex a hour 34 * With and Dr rail with pintle end*. Plaitle or nance. Write Bon SC % Th< ilibed Laundry rayon Lapel. Cotton or nylon nford Herald. uto.no pry Dewing cord*. SasithiM e L a u d r o r mkarik GiM! wU P a k t Ca. SaaUt Side Foodmart B .3-114 Wait 2nd St. Phono 330 IK J5a#t U K «L 7- By<STANLEY CHAS/A4’ P A W n H * O U « H Thoa# 1440 ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED from <11,100 to <13,000 . FHA and VA (GI) Financed. pD H A M A TUDOR. INC. Bulldera of Finer Homea for ■AOTVCLUX W/WTXD -4 RIAL ESTATE WANTED Florida Living. Highest CASH. TRADE-IN prteee ACREAGE WANTED Salve Office—3*23 So. French Ave. paid tor wed fureliure Call 0M. I have several Buyers waiting for WUsoo-Maler Furniture Co, 311 Phone 1100 or 2M0 3 to ino Acres, preferably Houth 1. let SL part nf Kemlnnle County- Call l’aul C. Allman, Winter Park, TO RENT Wheel Chair in good 27-2341 Collect. condition. Phone 2447-M-2. FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HOUSE. RETIREMENT HOME. Comfort able Two Bedroom Frame house Improve meats. Fruit, Garage. with wood floors, screened In of out of City. Elmer Smith, porch. Lot attractively land­ 4313 - 43 s i, Long island city, scaped. Near Stores. 3 - BEAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE^3 HEATING n. T H E 'O L D 'H O M E T O W N Sllft fciiio attorneys who rejected 6 # findings of four psychiatrist! Mat tha 23-yesr-old defendant was giMa In affect, the doctor* found Qfs< ham knew right from wrong and could refrain from doing wrong..... The defenin had Its eholcw at having a separate trial on tha sanl< ly Issue or Including it In a trial lo determine Graham's guilt or innocence to charges of murdering his mother Mrs. Dalsle E. King, 33. The sanity trial — expected to last about 10 days — will foeu* M the testimony of the four psyt^tatrlsts, who will report on their ei*‘ amlnatlons of Graham. Dteal)».a|’ the bombing of th* United Air Lines plane will probably com# into this trlit only Incidentally.' s'rsdai DiVoli'oaa trrtft! U .kriRonr IkriNenr Tiro* warift at Ulna Mnralna Mrlntu# Hara anft Thar* 111* Clib *•*1 V4»* C lxv Xtpaat frrtnrmaa** arTwanooR , Warift At Nnan niftln Farm Dlgaat Taaiftar Wailna* k iv i JUr N«na Ranch warift at Thraa Canrart 'n Stlnlalur* Racnrft PrtUaw T*»» Tim* Kawi WELCOME Taah Tima____ too TO SANFORD CAN Naval Personnel !,; Will Yon B* Our Gaasif JW T CAUL W« hive leased aoma Rooms at tha baautlful Mar-Lou Motel •nl These Rooms era avillablt SEAT COVERS Absolutely Free For a period of 4 day*, to New arrival* at Ouf Naval Air Station For Alt Cars B K A tm rU L PATTERNS CUSTOM FITTED PROMPT INSTALLATION StricklandMorrison, Inc. Sanford, H ark* ‘M _ STOP by and Pick up YOUK Key at tha tdfica of . Odham& Tudor, "Bulldera of Flno Hon*aM MU 8. French A ran* a ^ �D tfrrtorr id -A 464*y atrtkeshutdown t i Detroit's three w t » down* 1b * competitive newspaper city In the flit 10 ytsrs, and wa* te n . ab‘ that .Bach M n 'c fc m d n d i* pat off Me. 1 b7 * walkout «t t»«t 1* why w# mate ykbte^fforUo provide ttoreotyperaOnly toe tract ratifleatlae by truck drivers (teaasiters) at* the afamoon Tlm n and morn Ini Free Praia remained today between full aetltemant with eight union*. Drlvara at the afttmooe Nawi approved a new pact unanimously ycitarday and teamster laadan ■aid rallilcatlon by tba other two unit* waa “a foregone conciliate**!? All three newspapers, trhoee eomblnad ampteyment total* 4,Me and whoa* dally alreulattee total* more thin 2 ,800,000, called back worker* yaatarday to begin ready* Ini the Wewe and Timae for ptblication today and tba Pro* T rail to ro ll tomorrow morning. pm tttefat * tot p u t tba age of By the ttma he's * year old, * Imtoyla ready fot toyi ha ean work wttlL Mmole building block*, peg Zod rtagtote and rw h wUl. W p ■tad to il the «ew Ra­ yoW job* Uta* aeator. iti-'l lu ba 144 bo|nu ln la - dan suggested I have theta re­ moved, la there »ny medical r*aaon why I ahtruJd permit anrgary T Anewar: It 1*adv liable that you follow your physician's euggeattoh tn thla matter. Otbarwtaa, tho CROSSW ORD . M ro'V'SiBgR .! ii'ji i n i : * iff * M m :i i i : •' ;ii1 i i j i • i i iiH . 'j • i>*MR 4 ).,■ i .fill* H T 1 •*» .1 (’ VI .1 VV, 1•) ' It 4, »|*b* A- ■bl J'.'.li 1 r4;iMM j •vr-j'jii 1Jl li'fll -HI ,4(11-3 werjt i • U 4I1SS iq:-j • j GAIN PROVES FATAL CS, Utah (Jl. — Joseph1.C. l ie, wanted to prove he i afraid. iff .'Albert i of Clarita told him the WRiHted e dame,of, RitaRttetta yaatarday. ffe took hla H « caliber revolver and them bow to play. • To Congress Today With Big Inc regie WASHINGTON ID - President Elsenhower lent hi* flret balanced budget to Congrei* today. It cal)* for ipending BMAM,000,000^ in the yaw beginning duly 1, an iaeraaa* of moro than l i t billion doQara over this year, mainly tor defanao. A predicted bicreaae of B1.80#,ooo,non In revenuei, to a letal of W,too,ooo.ooo, foreahadowad p aurptu* of 448 million dollars In fiscal HOT. Th* President asked C ongrqfru forego a tax cut united th# Cut would not Interfere with email debt reductions planned In the new budget. He alto predicted the gov­ ernment would wind up tho current fiscal year 23 million. dollar* In the black. He aaid spending of 864,210,000,000 will be more thin bal­ anced with revamtea of 864,100,- , . 000 000 , to show he wasn’t atyglrt. a finite bullet In the gua’i r, pointed th* Weapon gt r ][ |te. NagtUve rr V TT u A . TT i w a r s aDOWN u i f*t I. valley I (post.) I S. JawUli • £ Hr f*! h 'J5 TT”w 3T T l TT Jo _ n AO VA ” 1 7T TV v r -L month 4, Silkworm rr ACROSS 8. EncounU . t. Military l(f» erad g. Out Of 1 Father 21 Tut* 24. Fiavta- w *21 sShape » ; 6. Tear % Leather " ‘ ‘ "" SRomdo'e hlgheetasae f l, gptrv.ea cm: • th r e a t ! • Like **5S Si Scenited I — rr £1I a % DAILY C R O S S W O R D 18. Flower I t Loom out z . z i •ie mental MLU.KI u ijr - n jc i ratl'JlIM as. strip** 30. M ar* ' elans ,f ■ticks ! M-typ* I .'. II Ul^tlUU •■ tu u n ti MLilli HI -IH IJH H I.H * M SUMCt i j(j :ii i i.tr.' u tju ‘jl -IUM HKL'UH (’ill lil.n ju UIIL'UW i,m ,L!fiivn l- . l ' . il ' list. '11iu -J MI NI I 't u L i n n uuitri? ’ II of architee* lure U S ite scarf t B « ll 84. TvrUlsd f fahrtu le, Apportion 1 t t . Discharge * as a gun -M t t Ceokad. 4 0 m i * fit M Ml Ward* off 1 aAtwrti. ' nanoMier CJ . . ( g y r e d ,) , r h i Thore are- hvelgree, id - More than Radio-T V • BfCRARU1 MtRCBR ■CutCHMONT, N Y . ID-Htor# arc til kteda of courage. Hare la one kind.. Take e If-yaar-old man in a. gray flaaiel suit who. Uvaa in: ■ comfoitebto home ip the suburb* with hia wife and five children, ranging from I to IB yaara old. Sand him down to tbo afatio* Ova mornings a weak, to eaffl'n New Y^rk-hound train te a ' wiU-paftag Advertising ■cancy fab wtbch ha thoroughly datosta, . Letbl* Bast drag moto loathfully each mArkte|..LM htojUstoate for the tklnga h* does at Wa jab each day ttcmtta* atfadUy. But-let him nrvsr format (hat ha tovfa W* wife and children and want* to provide for them,' Finally let him be physically nauseated one morning at tba pm pact of hla Job. Than he,’and his wife, alt down and agree that th* ooly thing for him to do la to realise hla deep desire: quit bis Job and be a free­ lance television writer. Today,; nearly a year later, Phil Ralsman Jr. la on* of th* rising new generation'of television script Bryant Formally In Governor's Race OCALA (TV-Hep. F irrii Bryant of Marlon County, is formally to the IBM govarnor’a race. The 41-year-old Ocala lawyer an* mmneed ycitarday ha would enter the Democratic primaries In May. Ha will aubmlt hi* qualifying, tea to tha.iacreU ry of Mata during the Tab. 21-March ■ period proacribed by Uia itata election cod*. By *announcing hi* eandldiry, Biyajlt comes under'lb*,'restrletlona.qf.tiia code. H# may-accept contributions but must report the amounts received and donors each week to the secretary of stat*. He eannot spend any money In behalf of his campaign, axeept for pertonal travel, before Feb. 21. Bryant Is the first major con­ tender for the governorship to an­ nounce hla candidacy. iis iM B ^ u a n ^ ^ MnW&MWWWMUiM tfttlif^ ifB M ^ iifH lB a Lutheran church account in tha Mercantile Bank of Quincy. Tba shortage was discovered aft­ at* eating regularly and) the bill* er the death Nov. 2g of Andrew C. are paid on time. Most Important, Schnack, treasurer of the Central Phil Relaman Is a bappy man. Ulinoli District of the Lutheran Heiiman has Just turned te his Church, Missouri Synod, and pres­ most rceent script 1to David Susaident of tho bank, klnd,- executive producer of Arm­ Tha exact amount will not bo strong Ctrela Theater-who name* known until an audit la completed him among Ui# moat promising In about three months. 111 . ' i** of writer ‘'discoveries** <_* th# past . * The shortage was announced ysar. lt’i a factual account of eight Saturday by tha bank. The bank hour* on the women’* ward of St. did not estimate the loss, but the Luka'S Hospital in Now York, th* Quincy Herald-Whit learned from fifth •>a,L r & L art. 1,1 -ilnA script ha’s sold I nIn t f<nlne church official* that indications months. were it would run "into six fig­ Before somebody who b n a yen ures.’* to be a TV. writer and hate* hla Job decide* to- #ipiilate RaUmanrand AIRLINER SKIDS I become a tree-lance, he should be HUNTINGTON, W. Va. ID-Skld- reminded that Heliman baa been ding on hard-packed snow during a professional writer tor many a routine landing, an Eastern Air­ r o a r s . After graduating from lines Silver Falcon with 12 pas­ Brown University to 'lW , h* spent senger! and a crew of three left a down years, as .e writer* tor the runway at Huntington Airport last night and narrowly missed plunging 400 feet Into a ravin*. Tha twte-engtM plane, en route from Lou lavIlia, Xy., to Charlotte, N. C., did drop onto a ledge to scrub growth some ao feet below the runway, but ill aboard eecapad Injury. Th* passengere mntlnwd to their destteattena on snhthsr gjfftt. NARROW ERCAFB HENNESSEY, Okla. ID - Two teen-age cousin* narrowly es­ caped aeriousty Injury yesterday tn a hunting aceldaot M ir Blaoa, Okla. Leroy Fuksa, IS, said he was holding the barrel nf a .St-cslibor rtftM and poking at some brush with the stock of the gun wfcen H discharged. Th* bullet struck Bob Fuksa, 14, in the right hand below the little finger, then hit Le­ roy on the left wrlat, rutting hla watchband in two and lodging.’tn hla forearm. Roth boys wan treat­ ed at a doctor's office end re­ leased. ■• per *M> .eg •'%, Rhode bland awaef ■eta. This eemgana tlonal avenge of M famllla* throughout t W I1.UAM W .W HITE.DDB LEONARD MUNSON, M. Dl ANNOUNCE THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES 1209 EAST SECOND STREET SAM E PH O N E NUM BERS 15 Homes in LITTLE VENICE BJBQ.OQO la bellavcd m issing from tt TT Large Sum Missing A t Quincy Church QUINCY, 111. rr _ X. Capital (tt.) — z 1 22 49, Beetles ^ 4*. Variety of r TT" I ! r ,' b«m % _ to toomn W t ^ t h t e j t s n e a t WagaraPana 1 Home in FRANKLIN TERRACE 1 Home in DREAMWOLD 24 Homes in RAVENNA PARK 5 Homes in TANGLEWOOD W H Y ACCEPT A N Y TH IN G BUT THE A PHILLIPS HOME.. MATERIALS, WORKMAN­ SHIP. A ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN LOCATIONS ENG1NE1RED DEVELOP­ MENTS EQUIPPED ft MOST COM­ PLETE W I F E - S A V E R RAINBOW KITCHENS COLORED PLUMBING FIX­ TURES BEWILDBBED COONB FT. Knowr-Ky. (D-The raccoons In thla nack of th* wooda-wkat’a toft «i.'am —snuat have thought an army if Davy CrockatU psaaad through Saturday night. B u ilt waa only Brig- Dm - *emuel L Myers sad aoma TI prod rsfLaadr.NMiVtoto,. toOetly. Bastenter* wka 'i f i 'a a e e r bea« an a • mo hunt * ' Oan. Myare, aommandar t i toe training stater, waa lmprasaad id ta W H ^ U M B ia iH FINANCING TERMS!. ■ i n *t ■ • * Since 1049 Sanford’s LeiiUn* BuOdtr Little Venice �* ■ ' J g jD A jJ jJ M D A T J M is fo rtu n e Swiss Bell Program To Be Given Friday At Baptist Church The eldest and sweetest ♦oned sat at Swill Betts tn America, will be featured by the «*aon Swiss Bali Ringers hi a sacred concert at tha Flrat Baptist Church, Sixth and Park, Jan. SO at 7:80 p. m. There will be no ad­ mission charge to this program, but a free will offering will bo H r in i; This aot of M Swiss Hand Balia waa brought to America from England In 1S4T and need la concerto all over tho nation by tho Ponko family of Boston, who worn known as tha original group of all-Amartean Swtoo Boll Ringers. Tho Mason Iwtsa Boll Ringer*— consisting of tha Rev. and Mrs. Benard Mason of V°a Angolta, California, are veteran concert ar­ tiste. They have given over 4,000 concert* in every state tn tha union during tha last 38 yaari. They are currently on their 14th concert tour of the nation. They feature a large variety of novel and Unique instruments — Swiss Hand Bella, musical glasses, singing saw, vibraharp, eolovox, the world's largest sat of triple octavo chime* and tho Instrument of mystery the Victor Theremin. The latter Instrument has no key­ board, airings, roods or pipes and Toapenda to tho motion of tho player's hands waving over It without being touched. JACKSONVILLE (ri-Atox D. Littlefield, eharged with Income tax evasion stood accused today of accepting money from gamblers to 1st them stay In business while kn we* sheriff of Volusia County. Two termer gambling club op­ eratora testified in Federal Court yesterday they paid "protection ■m ay" to Littlefield or two of hi* teputlex In 1M7-4I, the aanta yaari tba government charge* the one* tsme state Democratic chairman wtm ‘ evading $10,288 to income tease. Jamee L. Gullmartto, 17. S. dis­ trict attorney, told the Jury a "subitaatlai amount" of the protection money waa not reported on tittleflted'a tax raturns, Cheater BcdeO, defense attorney, countered that none of the money went te Little­ field ter his own uae hut waa channeled into political campaign fundi. Arthur Reynold* Robinson, for­ mer partner to the 400 Club to South Daytona, said he handed Littlefield to person 11,000 to cash a month for nine months aa "good will" to eparata blackjack, roulette, erapa and slot machines. Seminole High Ploys Home Tonite By H. P. GORDIE The Semtooto Hiah School varsity basketball team will be seeking Ita third win at the seaeon tonight when It meet* tha aharp-ihooting team from Palatka. In tha preliminary contest, Ihe Hanford Parochial School's eight and ninth gradera will tengte with the Sanford Junior varsity. BeUt gamws will ba played a4 the Semtooto High School gym. P int game la achedulad to get underway at 8:13 IhU evening, r DOESN’T LIKE KICKING BALTIMORE iri- Mrs. Marie Streb said ihe didn't mind being knocked down, she's used to that, but when her husband kicked her, . . . .Well! Tha t-foot-l husband of the »■ foot-18 Marfk, who waa oace known around tha professional wrestling circuit aa "Gypsy Lee," denied be floored her or kicked hey. Just a caa« at mistaken identity, aald he. But Magistrate Ximuu Sckwftetd gava tb* daeUtoa to the slender 37-year-old brum tta. He fined Streb £3. The Florida River Cruise* pleaaura boat, 'The Nautican", oa Ua maiden trip to Blu« Spring* yasitrdajr wa» rammad by an ad bar jo on 1U \ ay to lanford. Tha Nautlean. Juat 13-mtaults from Blue Sprlnja at tha lima of tha rlrar accident, waa badly damaged In the headoo amaah leavlnj a gaping hole in tta bow. Richard Sodero. one of tha eooperatora o( tha Nantican, waa on tha trip and all but thraa ol tha M paeaengeri were on tha upper deck at the time of tha craih. Sodero, Captain of lha Nautlcan J. R. Oliver, and moil of tha pas■tngera laid that tha barga gava the fl»t blaat of ita whittle to signlfy that they would heap their courae lo the right and the Nautican returned the algnal. However, according to Sodero, tha barga, coming around a make band of the river, eame acroaa tha channel broadalde ramming headon into the pleaaure boat The paaaengera and crew were thrown off balanre and only minor injuriaa warn received. Tha Nautican waa hit above tha waterline and waa damaged only In tha wood atrueture of Ihe bow. Tha tteri hull waa not damaged In tha river accident. Eye witneiaea G. D. Spring and Floyd Hopkjna aatd that the Nautl­ can waa In th« clear aa far aa tha pleaaura boat waa concerned. Cap­ tain Oliver aald that thia la the flrat accident ha haa experienced doring hla time piloting boats. Captain Oliver aald, following the accident and hie return to tha Sanford pier where a number of people met the voaseJ, that (he Nautican attempted to eacape lha craah by turning sharply away from the barge. But apparently out of control, the barge rammed the 100 foot pleaaure boat. Hodam and W. R. Kemp, the two opera lori nfeiha Florida River Cniiaee, acid that the Nautican would be put Into shape Imme­ diately and would be back In aarvice within a few days after under­ going repairs. examined by a Hanford doctor te ascertain the extent of injuries, if any. Both Kemp and Sodero expressed their regrets that such an aeeident should happen to tha Nautlean on lla first day and trip but that all hast* would h* made te have re­ pair* completed in as ahorl a lime as possible. Gordon Sweeney la to itrv t nl special rapreaenUtiva of tha Cham­ ber of Commerce to the outlying clUea of the county, It waa an­ nounced by tho trade body office today. Tha appointment of the loear office supply owner was mada by Prealdent Georje Touhy who aald that Sweeney would work In cooperation with Mur. Forrest Breckenridge in meeting with city officials and rlvle orranUatlons to help them with particular pro­ blem* where the action' of the eounty orjrantaation might auprla­ ment Ihelr own. The aaalgnment I* dermed erpodaily Important in cementing tha relation* between the headquar­ ter* of tha Chamber of Commerc* here and greupa striving Tor tha advancement of mere localised intereata. It la honed tha' the diversi­ fied service* of the county body will be used te supplement the activities of groups within tho altivi In othar parts of tho county. “Wo are all atrivlng for tha aamo thing—a bigger and con­ stantly improving Seminole County that In Urn will advance tha buslneaa and cultural Intereata of all of us,N President Touhy aald, “and by cloear teamwork overynne will bo benefited." Sweeney Is one ef tha CofC dir­ ectors. Mrs. A. Covington Prominent Oviedo Resident Succumbs Vre. Augusta D. Covington, prominent Oviedo resident, died of Mrt. Oreon Burnett else ef Oviedo, Mrs, Covington was active in many rivie and social activities Including tha Orirdn Garden Club and was past president of the Wo­ man's Club. 8he was a member of the Oviedo Methodist Church. Mrs. Covington was noted for living Ihe Covington sward In students with high scholastie aver­ ages. Funeral arrangsmenta are IneempleU. Future Farmers To Have Reunion WASHINGTON tri-American of­ ficial* studying ihe Boviet Union's budget fnr 18M aald today they find no evidence the RuiaJans are planning te baek up with cask their foreign aid offers to Asian and African natteni. The Russians hsv# talked big— a hint te Egypt about 300 million dollars or ao fnr the Aswan Dam, perhaps too million dollars for Af­ ghanistan development, 88 million for an Indian steel mill. But the Ruulan budget, dis­ closed In bread outline eorne three weeks ago and under study here ever since, ha* nothing in K tike the 84,880,000,000 to U. 8. foreign aid which Prealdent Elsenhower requested of Congreia yesterday. However, absence of definite foreign aid Itema to its budget apparently is no bar to Russia's efforts to cultivate friends, Appraisal Given To County Board Appraisal nf right of way pro­ perties for the four-lining, widen­ ing end paving of 17-88 from Plva Points to tn Sanford was submit­ ted te Ihe Semtooto County Board nf Commissioners thia morning In writing. Th« appraisal wai.estimated al slightly more than 8100,000. Tho new appraisal givaa opti­ mum fnr lha early eonstructinn of lha highway from the Orange County line oa to to Sanford. Robert E. Lee Is Program Subject Seminote High School Principal Prin Kerman *■ Morris xrfll deliver an addresa on Robert K, Lot at the school Thuradey at 10:10 a. m. Tha program will bo under, the di­ rection of iho United Daughter* of tha Confederacy. Vnete will ha fuiwlaked by th* Seminote High Band under the direction of Ernest Cowley and Ihe Gie« Club headed by Mis* A get-together of thq Future Farmer* Group of the years 1034M at Seminole High School will be held al Jim Spencers tomorrow night at 7:30 p. m. The reunion of the classmates of those years Is slated te become an annual affair. R o b b in s, G re e n le a C ap tu res Bollentine Soft' a m m1 . p%* ft * Two Lake Mary mm w#te>* lured last night after a wild that that ended In a three-car accidai on .Stale Road 4M near Forest Cfl for one of lha get-away ears u a docile lurrendor by lha drlri of another, car. ( harlat Frederick, Robhtoe, 1 year-old Lake Mary man, 'iM '.*Mt Euarne Scott Greenleaf, W-ytar-fllayoulh, are helng held ill the Mb|< Inote County-" Jail m pofalMf charges of armed robbery gad It# ,, napping. # In lha gel-way of the two mate from a farm n e a r’Hiavis. Robbingwaa driving a 184* Chevrolet .frhfll Greenleaf was driving • ltM Scott Greenleaf, Charles Frederick Robbins, and Deputy Sheriff Sail# which he purchased from AKRESTRD ON ARMED ROBBERY CHARGES are two lake Mary Dykes Motors in Orlande Ilia lib. Cotton Brown. (Staff Photo) man. At the Seminole County Jill are: (left to right) Constable George Kelsey, Sheriff Denver Cordell, Deputy Billy Uily, Eugene urday for 1140. Conitabla Georgs Kelsey was a«B ed to tha Jakubcto Farm about 1:11 last night whan John J a k u b rip jii C. C. Batlenlina fcwnd gaaotlM being pumped from thatr tank m the rear of a bam. Baltepttite.WSl left al tha pump -white Jaktfb*te ran for help. On the return of JateAtl* ft (he farm with Constable KaUafj The Board ef Seminole County cull Court; and ti.fUl.M from tho Ballontlno sraa found at Mte- gow Commissioners, this morning, ap­ County and Juvenile Judge. The Mayor F. D. Rent! ha* warned propriated |8,fl<y> for ihe Ramlnole Justice of the Peace reported that BOMBAY, India UR-Bombay po­ ollna pump being bold ad thW County Chamber .of commerce, earnings In hla office amounted lice opened fire today on Holers point of • sawed off ahotgim bf the period January 18-2H, 1888 8710 to ihe Seminole County Junior In only I3.0M.U and ft.8a.SS far protesting a government plan to Ihe two raea who wee* M l | | a* the "First Florida Products •Chamber of Commerce, 83SO to tbs Constable. make Bombay ■ separate itate. eight. With a threat lb at Balteattol Festival" In Hanford. the Longwood Chamber of Com­ In a letter to the Board of 8o- Demonstrator* carried black flags would be killed If the two * « d t |; The proclamation, signed by merce end 8210 to the Ltke Mary inlnoU County Com min loners, the inscribed: ''Death to Nehru." not leave Uiw icepe, Constate* Orange County Commissioners re- The police flrejl at the rlotert aey amt John Jakubclste flM J R d L .x Mayor Scott and released rtoday, Chamber of Commerce, quartid .that. sUjirlaaqeri letrnqd ear. IrtKaUde wak - h f t e T B g W edf*fi->il;a; ewtpetfMwit ^df *>1 ovar In-Ut*m 'w ith on wnik rial sourres aald scores of person* Greenleafi ear »t tho point l l 1M ' City ef Sanford in making the ed io Dm Board ef Commteomera camp crews should be accompani­ sawed off aboifUB. He waa ritea* Florida Product* Festival a eue- on behalf of ihe Longwood Cham­ ed by a physical examination. The were Injured and about loo were ed some three oe four mile* irwo W t arrested. eras, ber of Commerce ind • mochure complain! was made due In the One rrowd of 10.000 refused to the seen# al the holdup. Th* Mayor call* attention lo that I*-being printed for liilribu- fact that lomt prisoners were disperse until poller handed over Constable Kelsey said that • • * turned nver tn Drange County the body of a demonstrator killed ollna had been missing from Maria the festival and ritea Ihe event lion. to the eititens nf the community. Commissioner John Melsch mada authorities in no physiral condi by pollen fire during disturbances and Ovisdo gasolina pump# aoq The .Statewide event, spread Ihe motion for Ihe appropriations tion to work. link* for taverala months. last night. Hie Florida Power end Light Ruses were stoned In Industrial Kelsey radioed for help from tftq nver a ten-day period, will bring which was adoplrd hy Hi* Hoard. Reports (rum the various de­ Company submitted a S-jesr con­ district* by big crowds demon- Seminole County Hhexiff'a elfiei to the attention of Florida fillsen* the many products grown partment* and offices nf the tract lor alectrlc power for Hie str.itins sRnlnst Prime Minister and the Florida Highway Patrol, *’ and manufactured In Florida and county government were presented Ramlnole County Court Hmiie that Nehru’s decision tn put Bombay The two ears, driven by tho pate --3 aska that the ritlian* support to the Board of County Commis­ would ssva the rounly in the neigh­ under tha nd# of tha central ad- of armed robber*, traveled wildly ’ tha use of thee# Hama during sioners along with checks for ex­ borhood of 1300.00 a year. ministration in Naw Delhi, from Slavlo te 1T-M where Depuif cess fee* In each office. Reports the celebration. Duo In the raclaislficatlon of About halt Bombay'i three mil­ Sheriff Cottoo Brawn sod Doputte- US Hero In Hanford, tha Renilnnte were heard from Sanford Doudney, the power service to the County, lion population went he city In­ ed Bill Lilly epotted tho LaSalla County Chamber of Commerce Is Tax Assessor, John L. Galloway, a saving would be realixed. How- cluded in a proposed state In which end gave chase from the inter*#*- planning for display* and other Tax Collcclor, O. P. Herndon, ever, Commissioner Meiach ques­ Marald would be the official lan­ tion of 17-88 and State Read 4M events to focus attention on pro­ Clerk of the Circuit Court, Er­ tioned the contract In lieu of lha guage. lo Forest Cily where Greenleaf duct* grown especially within nest Housholder, County and Ju­ Cily of Sanford acquiring Ihe dis­ •mashed Into lha rear of a pickup . venile Judge, W. Hugh Duncan, tribution system. It was explain­ tha limit* of Hemlnola County, (ruck with Deputy Brown aldawi* Ralph Austin .Smith I* chair­ Justice of the Peace, and Constable ed that such a contract would bo tog tha Greanlaaf car. man nf the eommltta* fnr tha J. Q. "Slim" Galloway. Excess a part of the sa’o of Ihe distribu­ The Chevralat, driven by Rote fee* turned nver lo the Floard of tion system and service would con­ Chamber of Commerce with bins, was Hopped at Uw Saatoalfo a ty James A. Wright and Robert Kll- Commissioners amounted to 84,- tinue, Orange County ltoa on 4M by Flo* H i­ van serving with him at com- 887.84 from ihe Tax Assessor; Prior to the noon recess for 87,581.1* from the Tex Collector; lda Highway Patrol Trooper Hitrvgp 5 mltUa members. t7.8M.ia from the Clerk of Clr- lunch, the Board of County ComB a r r o w , Robbins surrendered :r mlaalonara agreed, with n dis­ " 'JWfJ* senting vole hy Commissioner ROANOKE. Va. (JT)—'Tha »e- meekly. John Maiseh, that one block of cond alrplana pilot te suffer a Florida Highway Patrol Tnwp4f > l 2llh St- would b« opened aa an fatal heart attack white In flight In T. Mark Mack tovaatigstad the -. across road in property In that Virginia In a week died upon smashup following tha capture at lenchlng tha ho'pltal here last the get-away armed robbers, area. The pickup truck ia .owned bp A replat of the Tanglewood Sec­ night. tion Two waa atibmllled and ap­ Hn was [.ary L. Hutton, 38, of Ihe Minute Maid Corp. awJ Js'cY t proved by the Board of Commis­ Norfolk, piloting a Piedmont Air yiison, 13, of Apopka 'lea tU M ).sioner* and certain rnadi were Line* DC8 from Norfolk to Cinclosed in Ihe Seminole County clnuntl, and heram* til between subdivision known as Glenn Ethel. Lynchburg and noaitoke, lie took off from Roanoke but almoet immediately complained of iharp pnlns In his chest and raqueated ppcrmissinii nf tho iuwer tn return to lbs field. After lording and taxing to tba By II. P. GORDIE tending ramp, ha was driven lo After being defeated by Lyman hospital but dropped dead In the Junior High School ihe Sanford acniergenrv ward. Junior High Reboot "B" Squid Last Thursday I.t. (Jg) Law­ bounced hack Inin the win column rence John laigiin, 40, co-pilnting a last night hy defeating the All four-engine Navy transpdrt from Soul's Catholic Junior High team Key West, Fla., to Norfolk, suffer­ by a 31)8 margin. ed a heart atlnck enrmite and was Alex MeKIbbin racked aip alqht pronounced dead mi arrival at ihe patois for high min while Mike Norfolk Nevat Air Station dispen­ Davie tossed In savea te help out- sary. aeon All Soul'a eager* to every quarter. William Oacar McKendrea Eddie Bacboitr wia outstanding Rm Joe, both found guilty by to flow play for the Sanford Junior cult Court Juries, will bar aentene High School "B" Team. Friday hy Circuit Court Judge Vi Stale Treasurer and Insurance Commissioner J, Edwin luir*on will uddress lha pcopte of Florida by radio tomorrow evening about the Increased number of traffic ac­ Tha trial of John RUey alias cidents and the itale't new Motor Jamas Rilay on a charge nf at- Vehicle Financial Responsibility tempt in commit rape got under­ Law, way in Circuit Court thin morning, Larson will apeak fnr 13 minutes A six-man .Jury eoniliting of nno woman, two negroes and three and will he heard over Radio Sta­ whit# men ware drawn for the tion WTRR beginning at 1:48 p. m. Ha will particularly espials car­ hearing. Tha Jury la ^fr*. Gertrude C. lain feature* of Ih* law which both Hughre, A. J. Peterson, F. C. Ben­ Insured ownert and operators atltl nett, Vaster Edge, Paul R. Isw i, do not seem to understand. Ha Will reveal itatlatiea ahowtef that enand Howard. JL Ateettettv te Paul Perkuit. Rigpo attomoy, te Appropriations Set By County Officials i,T:n,?u%s s flfts B Squad Bounces Into Win Column McKondree, Joe ^ To Hear Sen tenets Larson To Explain Responsibility Law John Riley Trial Gets Underway -Jdieoi � 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 16, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 16, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 16, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/1d7c9c5dc1965a5c75159b293f33af83.pdf 60ded8deb11905f32542dbf55f5c13a0 PDF Text Text .' -n itfSSK PARK ir WITH THE MATERIALS, W ORKMANSHIP, & ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN ir IN THE LOCATIONS * IN THE ENGINEERED DEVELOPMENTS EQUIPPED f t MOST COMPLETE W IFE-SAVER ★ WITH THE RAINBOW KITCHENS COLORED PLUMBING FIXTURES WITH THE ;.i 1• t, Al'/it 1 N # r SB/* jHtjp r LITTLE VENICE ■T'Tvti * / •. ; . 1 ■ V .• ■. . , • 1* * ' . -Ur.SS^ -XT. [>y •1 . �W eather SANPOR^ Big Motor perates noothly SI perfectly U th* hug* diesel motor at th# Sanford Wat#' Plant balanced that four coins, a penny, dime, nickel and quarter bay* been balanced on their adq^a for .11 hour* without fall* Ing.er moving, Tp# big motor, on which the colip are balanced, ha* boon In ueufor 1ft year*, according to J o lp D . Abraham*, engineer at thm acal waUr plant ■ a gig*nil# piece of machlne f l a a 18ft boraepower motor wnfla run* ao smoothly that the flefln of th* building at the wagef plant da not tremble or shju# while the motor li In oper- t<rWA WILL HAVE our open house Jan. 39," Chairman of the Board 5 f fWisteas T. E. Tucken tell* the board last nluht. Left to right. •»t tha moating, held In tha Board Boom of the Seminole Memorial Hospital are A. B. Peterson, John Burtasi, John Evans. Tucker, Gordon Frederick. Bob Bedford, Mlsa Carol Skinner, and Harry Weir. (Phot* by Jamaton) __________ ____________ _ Safety Department S a n fo rd A tla n tic 's Local Cooperation 'fells Suspensions past Year Said Best In Festival To Gel Underway Jan. 19 Qf Driveis Permits "The past year was the best In tha history of tha Sanford At­ lantia Nations! Bank," B. J. Bau­ driver's llrens* division of man, president, told th# bank’s Mg state depart mnt of public Board of Directors at their annual U M y today announced another meeting held Tuesday, Mvocatlon, suspension and cancel­ Individual deposits of our bank lation lint of name* on ■ counly-by- show an increase of 1812,000, he said, with an overall Increase of i^Mtuity bails, U t i i t report W for Hit October, $23(1,38.1.M, Md ahowi ha following aetioni: Pointing out to the Board of Di­ Revocation/ #M, auipensioni 420 rectors, prior lo the r'ectlon of of­ 4hd cancellations 13. Th* parole ficers for 1036, Bauman said the Commission returned N drivers loins made by the Sanford Atlantic gym It* with restrictions. Nalional Bank Increased from a in SamlnoH County, revocations, previous year's total of $3,G04,4ft4.ftl gtiipension and cancellations ara as to $3,231,203.74 in lfttt." Thg entire alale of officers were « 3 i» s : u Sanford —Christa Bell, Jnmci reelected at thn bank's annual Monroe Davldaon, Leroy Dixon, meeting with J . W.. Shanda as Tfosea Harding Foiler, Jonnle Jeff Chairman of tha Hoard; R. J. Bau­ Jones, Harbrt Elmo Lampd. Ever* man .President,,ft* f. .3\.mn, vlid Raymond'Bnyder, llontcr Bern- president: R. W, Dame, cashier} tto Witter, revoked. Hugh YlWon O, C, McBride, asslattant cashier; Gooding, Rosa Calfula Knight, sus­ snd J, B. Boston, vice president pended. • and manager nf tha installment ; Altamonte Springs—David Law- loan department. Mfica, revoked. Hurtii Bouey, sua- Directors r#el#ct#d at tha meet­ ftgded. ing were: It. J. Bauman, president; sOvldo—Jacob Bohler, revoked. Georgia D Bishop; H. II. Coleman; Markham—Spencer Crew*, revok­ R. W. Esles; L. I. Frailer; .!. C. ed. {Huichlsnn; It. F. Mann; H. H. -Laka Monroe—Erne it Srntl, Sus- Pope; J. W. Sliamlx; and Ira F,. Southward. In summarizing the year’s suevv'.vfnl outcome Bauman told the Bonn! nf Director* that "1033 was n good year with us and looking forward to the future, IDSft should be even belter with Ihe increase in population and the bettor conomlc conditions." / JlU j'Tha annual Elk'* Charily Ball "Due to the vast Improvements JfiU gat underway at Ihe Mayfair we made In tha bank's facilities during 1054," Bauman said, "we Siln tomorrow night at 0:20. -■-Tony Peres and his orchestra realise the 1333 increase with a WU furnish tho music for the an- very nice Increase in the number Rpal affair sponsored cocli year of new accounts and volume of |V the local Elk'i Club. business. *.Nat proceeds from the danre will "Our Christmas Club for IDifl." Mpport tha many charitable ef. ■sld Bauman, "ha* shown a de­ ferls made by tha Sanford Elk's cided Increase In the number of flub throughout the year furnish- accounts." , | M happiness and health for bun- Pointing to the other facilities toads who otherwise would receive the bank's president said that "the t t help. walkup window continues to be rT h # highlight nf the winter sue- very popular with th* average num­ Ml season in Sanford, Ihe annual ber nf customers using this fa­ fijk'a Charily Ball, U held in tbr cility being about 200 each day. fftUroom of tha Mayfair Inn. tn av H :u" by Beporling to Ihe Board of Direc­ Reservations may bert tn mad* tor* on Hie loans made by the San­ ililng 111 or tickets may be nb ford Allantic National Bank he said Hied by calling 230ft. "our total loan* were 4,131 with The Remlnnle County coopera­ tion in the Florida Products Fes­ tival will get underway Jan. II and continue through tha 21th, ac­ cording to Ralph Moore of the Flo­ rida Development Commission, who wa* In Sanford yesterday to meet with the Chamber of Com­ merce committee which will head up the campaign here. Ralph Austin Smith, chairman of the committee. Bob Kllvan, and James A, Wright, members, and Forrest Breckettndge, manager of the Seminole County du m b er of Commerce met with Moore to com­ plete plana for tha local campaign. There arn hundreds of items manufactured right Ultra In your ci.Udiunlty, Moore told the com­ mittee. Grocery stohea numbering over 1,500 In Fforlde, banka, and Tha Seminole County Superinten­ school* will participate in the gident of Schools, R. T. MUwee, yes­ ganllc ten-day campaign designed terday fold the members of, the lo Inform Florida rltlien* of the Board nf Education that "liter Importance of Florida products and ronsultlng with the Supervisory th* part they play In the dally life Staff nf the State and County, and of the Sunshine Slate community. Ihe principals of the schools con­ Plans were discussed for local cerned, lie should like to recom­ display* and publicity for Ihe event mend that the 8th grade at San­ as well is way* snd means to ga'lv ford Junior High School he trans­ er the material necessary to create fer red to Pinecrrst .School at Ihe the displays. end nf the first semester, Jan. 20. The Florida Products Festival 1030, and that Ihe overcrowded gets underway following a procla­ conditions at the Soulhalrie Pri­ mary School and the Sanford mation issued by Governor Leroy Grammar ,Scluml In- relieved hy Collins, it reads; "WHEREAS, there I* a nqrd sending tame of their children tu for more widespread knowledge of Pinccrcst School. He staled lhat the enrollment nf the diversity and excellence of the schools had reached the ap­ Florida products; and proximate figures prediclcd for "WHEREAS, there Is ample two years hence, therefore the ndw justification for the development Junior High could mil accomodate of a slrong sense of pride In Flo­ satisfactorily all of tha 7th and Ith rida products; and grade children enrolled at Ihe pre­ "WHEREAS, Ihe support of Flosent time since thla growth With rids product* will »ubslanUally Ihe increased enrollment nf Ihe Increase ihe growth and prosperi­ cily elementary schools must he ty of the State and Its cilUens; and absorbed at Plnecrest. By moving today at least sixthe Eighth Grade more spare will ty"WHEREAS, (to) per cent of tha retail salea ba made available for conducting spend In Florida la leaving a better program for the Seventh dollar Grade children remaining at the the Stale, and Ihrra exist* a chal­ lenging opportunity la reduce this old Junior High. percentage; and The Superintendent ftmphaslifd "WHEREAS, tha Florida Bethat thla was Only a temporary measure for Ihe H it semester nf velopmant Commission, recognis­ this school year, but he wa* thank­ ing the continuing need for a pro­ ful lhat w» still h*v« the old Jun­ gram pro muting Florida products, ior High to use, thus keeping tha has given leadership In sponsoring an annual,sHle-wlda avant tn pro­ children out of doubH session*. mote amt encourage tha expansion i and development of markets for Florida products and In assisting and coordinating the effort* ol a g e n c i e s , organizations, nnd groups wlihln Ihe state In planning •nd carrying nut this promotion: "NOW, THEREFORE, I, I.E ROY COLLINS, by virtue of thr authority vested In me as Gover­ nor of tha Stats of Florida, do hereby proclaim tha period nf January lft-2ft, 10341, as FLORIDA PRODUCTS f ESTIVAL In Florida, and urge tha business firms and >Information media of Ihe Slat* and the eltlsan* of Flo­ rida to cooperate during thla period In the promotion of Rorlda pro­ duct*." Grade To Finetresl Nevq Sewer Section T o Be .Com pletedA 400 feet section ef *tght-ln«h sewer main will ba completed by tomorrow was tha raport from Russell Pallas, head of th* City of Sanford's Utility Department The new aacllon ef a«w*r tin*, ■aid Dalit*, haa b*#n laid between Willow and Bay Ava*. north af 28th St, This aacllon H another In the •W1LUAMH STORE on Magnolia Magnelln Ava. Ava, wag officially •p*n*d yaatarday whan Mayor avtnU plan for completing m m •WILUAMH PAINT (TORE anta th* ribbon while George Morgan, manager of tha local ator* and Mank Gaorga Tauhg Ieoh on. (Photo by J amaann) Aorehanm said that th* motor rtm* IS out of every i t hour* and' la uaed to aupply water to the Sanford diatributlon system. Dave Newman, Field Engineer for Robert M, Angua A Assortalee of Jackaonville, conaultlng engineer# for the City of Ran* ford, who haa been In the City off and on for throe, year* plan-* nine tha water and eewtr ayatem, Mid yaatarday, "1 think Sir, Ab­ raham* and hta staff should ho highly complimented on the per­ fect maintenance of this motor." , Newman Ik at present conduc­ ting a fir# day test, which wa* completed >t noon today, on th* filling of th* two water tanka uaed to supply Sanford'* water users. ' "Th* eolna Wanted on this motor are significant of tha parfact balanc* and condition of the big dieaol engine," Newman Mid. Abruhami, who aaya (hat ha t/lll be employed at Ih* watar plant for ill year* on th* ninth day of May this year la assisted by Chuck Pavllck, Ed Williamson and Julian Williamson. Plans Approved For Construction O f Church Building Final :Vt*m for the eoaitruetlon of • church building for Ihe Lu­ theran Church of tha Radeamar Tha plans, prepared by tha San­ ford architectural firm of Barton and Rogers, were recommendrd lo tha congregation hy a building committee haad*d by J. G. Jor­ genson. Only twn slaps ranialn to he completed before the actual build­ ing of lha new Lutheran Church here. Tha plana mult Bin her be approved hy tha Architectural Board of the Georgia-Florida Dis­ trict of lha Lutheran Church. Mis­ souri Synod and bids must ba re­ ceived and accepted. Thn Lutheran Church of,the Re­ deemer wae originally formed In Sanford on Mother's Day IB53 and I* at present holding IU service* in Um Yacht Club. Tha Rev, Phillip Xchlanmann la ;s«tor of tha congregation. Officers were elected for the fiscal year Jan. 13, IMA lo Jan. 14. HUT, Reelected lo serve •« president of tha congregation was J, Marlon Harman Er., Jerry Senkarlk was ilaet^dtyl^g-preildenl: Dean Tay­ lor, I secretary; Henry Thurston, treasurer; John Senkarlk, finan­ cial secretary; John Schmidt, as­ sistant financial secretary; and David Gram, head usher. A beard of Deacons wp* formed for the congregation and the presi­ dent, vice-president, lecrstsry and treasurer were named lo Ihe hoard for iwa. The election of officers was made an tha recommendation of a nominating committee whan e full alale of officers was submitIrd for approval of the congrega­ tion. J, G, Jorgenson was chair­ man of tha nominating committee. River Rededication Ceremonies Simda\ The Florida River Cruise's host "Th* Nautlcsii" will begin lie Trustees Board regular schedule of trips up the St, John* River following glgnntie Holds M eeting ceremonies Sunday afternoon at "Recalls* nf the coopers Iton of 3 o'ttovk, all of those concerned with lha eon» ; Notable* from over the entire atruclien and preparation of tha Rlate of Florida ate expected to new Seminole Memorial Hospital, ; be hero for the occasion when wo have found It feasible to hold th* Sl John’* River, at Sanford, our open home reception oa Jan­ Is rcdedicaled the "The Nile of uary nth amt we will probably b* the America*", The Rev. Fred Fisher will as­ able to receive patients on Pfb. On hand fur the event will be his duties here In Sanford 1, contingent upon tha Irrlval o< th# co-operators of tho Florida sume River Cruises, W. H. Kemp of at the First Rapilst Church as equipment and supplies," T. E. Orlando and Richard Sodcro of Aooclalo Pastor Sunday morning. Tucker, chairman, told tha Board IWore reaching Sanford to take of Trustees list night. Winter Park. over the new assignment, the First Tha meeting, held In tha Board Ths Seminole High School bpnd Baptist Church at llspevltle, (la., will play for th* ceremonies which forwarded a resolution praising Boom of the new hospital, was bald officials say will 'get underway Ills work there. The resolution re­ to discuss the opening data and the hours that thy hospital wduld promptly at the ft o'clock starting ceived here let be open for visitors during th a t* # time WHEREAS, Rev. and Mrs. Fred days set ailda for the oped house. Also scheduled .for ths neeaxlnn R. Fisher have served our church Sunday afternoon, Jan. ftft, vial- * I* a pageant that will he recanted and loyally for a period tors will be, allowed to tour th* by Seminole High School (Ore faithfully nf four and nor half year* and Club members under tr.a direction have worked with a vision of hospital by g guided route, front 1 to • p.m. and on the next day, of Ml*s Olllo Reese Whittle. slrcnclbening bur church program Coming to Sanford for the St.1 for the future, unselfishly giving to.- those who did not hava an op­ portunity to see lha facilities of ft* Jehn's niver rededication will ha themselves and Ihelr tatfns; million dollar hospital plant, .th* a group of Seminole Indians from AND WHEREAS, Our Sunday tour would be conducted again, . Silver Springs who will probably find It strange, even In these mo­ School Ims shown a constant from 3 to 3 o'clock. dern times, to he riding a 100-font growth In enrollment and service Tucker emphasised that there to pleasure boat Insimd of tha usual under Mr, Fisher’s leadership and a possibility that tha hospital having grown from an would receive palanta on February '• birch bark rannes that their an­ guidance, nf 1MT to th* presrnt 1 If equipment and suppllM arrived cestor* used along the wide wind­ enrollment enrollment of 2I4T, having held to taka c a n of the neceeaary N p ing river. each summer very successful Va­ Representing the City nf San­ cation Itlble Schools In whirls Mr. piles and aeada of tha patianta. ford xrtll be Mayor F. P. Scott Fisher served is principal and However, In planning the nfffW who will greet the huge crowd organiser, and havlgtfM*ached In he called for volunteer help-to nemtng to Sanford for tha event. 1053 the Standard of Excellent*; move tha patients, equipment, tad Mayore from rlltee In a radius of AND WHEREAS, Our Training supplies from Fanuld-LauBfeMi i H miles of Sanford, along with Union haa made marked progress Memorial Hospital to Urn saw S tale offlcHH from the Chambers of under Mr. Fisher's leadership, nolo Memorial Hospital. FUaftfe* , Commerce in tha same area, have having grown from seven depart­ tha voluntaara and thoaa needed | g | been Invited here for the Initial ments In tha present fourteen de not gat complete. ^ run ef "The Nautlran" The Wf. hn»fcrnrTWp««flh f M f infers, •agars, complell with dance floor, ,r|A f ^ ^ n t n t A s ,^ > A *H» T»w fr his ever-present spirit of Im­ snack bar, and ■ glass enclosed with provement and growth, began hta deck for cool nr Inclement wea­ mmle work with no previously or* Dies L a st N ight ther, will be skippered hy Capganlied and graded choir program Edward C. Bhelpa. 73, died at lift tain J. R. Oliver with n capable as recommended by the Southern local hospital last night after t new of engineer end purser. Baptist Convention, and during lingering illness. Ceremonies getting th* big this four snd one-half years we Hnm April-11, lftM In Lancaster pleasure boat underway will take have nhluim-d a completely graded N. Y, he had made his homa In De­ ptare at the Psnftird I'ler where 173, which Is over ten per rent lta ry for the p u t four and one "Tha N'aullcan" will dock each choir program consisting of seven half years. Ha waa a member at day. chnlrg with a total membership nf lha Brooklyn, Now York Frashyof our resident membership, hav­ lerlan Church and was retired from ing acquired new choir robes, a tha IL J. Heins Co, of Pittsburgh, clmlr re lira ran! room, a dean of music, a church music committee Survivor* Include on* alslar, Mr*. approved and elected by tha Gertrud* Phelps Horn* of DaBaryf church, and a full-lint a organist Officers of the Congrrgitlnna! and associate choir director; Christian Church were elected al AND WHEREAS, Mr, and Mrs. tha annual mealing of the church Fisher are known and recognised body held Wednesday night. for their ahlllllca by musicians Trustees were named In the and training leaders nf our associ­ election with Harold llerbst and ation and slata denominational W. W, Llnx serving for lha one work; year term In l#3ft; James Eastman AND WHEREAS, Mr. Plihar and James Gut Jr„ were elected has mesnt so much In our pastor State Com ptroller for Ihe two yeer term H>SftS7; with In making It posslhla for him to W. C. Eyman and Richard Ivers render greater service to our Pays Local V isit _ elected for three year forma 1»3«. church family; # Boy JJ Green, SUt# Camptroflftt 17-51. *■ briefly In Hanford ysstardgy, THEREFORE. RE IT ABSOLV­ Mr*. Connlft Bender waa elected ED, that we, the First Baptlal secretary and clerk for the rhurch Church of llapcville. Georgia, give body; Mr*. Althea Kastman, treas­ Mr. and Mrs. Fisher our official urer; and Miss Helen Witte reel- vida o' thanks and appreciation acted chorister and organist. ami assure Ihcm of our love and The mealing, held at lha rhurch, prayers a* they go to another Uth SI. and Park Ava., was open­ field ol service In the Kingdom's Th# Slats Comptroller wna ed by lha Rev. J. B. Root, minist­ wnrk; turning to TalHhaseaa from Day* er and lha Rev. Fred P. KnsmlngBE IT FURTHER RESOLVED torn Brach where ha bad attend* •r, assnclet* pastor. that a copy of these resolutions be #d the Florida Sheriff* Associa­ Tha new church building for sent In the First Baptist Church tion mealing. th* Lutheran Church nf lha Re­ nl Sanford, Florida, a copy In the Greeting Grain war* Repressn* deemer will be lucuted on property Flurldu llaplM Witness, and that Utlvo 31ink N. Cleveland Jr., As* purchased on South Oak Avenue n copy bo given to Mr, and Mrs. Rl.lant Hlute's Attorney Voll* A, . williams Jr., and County C * » ' ami ft3th l’Hce Just off South Park Fisher, mlssloner John MeHeh. M Ave, Rev. Fisher Takes New Baptist Duties Here Sunday Morn �___ I iPtlMOt I cETw » n i« W * .* r w » * lu ti4 ) W Bthocl 5 T H t ium«. """ .sA « sr $ lllo rtia i W trtW , f, KSW wm U f * '' SSfo ***» m a.m. a u p ^ Momln* W°r»hlP e«. iTrtlnln* JJJJ? . I0 |» t» Iveelnt 1Choi* RehW*41 fr Thurtdsy e s iiM 'F.M .I11 t* bro*<J«»“ | iT ta M tliM 8mU« * in M 1over WTRR r.W ta liM * .« • lwvc t I «,18 P-M. II *riT#t lleotlbl 111 s Till R*v; L‘ ilw uv» pulpit both! OVBCS DOM. d S n i ‘hl ,It Uornlni «w» J J J J " mmUter. »• r . V. r . Will eke X ' . . . ct W‘“UB,e „ w M l »e*W -‘ n 4 THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR THE CHURCH IR a O m r n*i«g jr .! ! i ,.§ -T im | COMMUNITT - Y l « * ' ° _ * l c n « £ u o l * * . . O ltf1* ‘ v ,. 1» « * w iw r v.r. » « « — M-1 for «u »«••* L ru W T M " * « “ ,**“ ■-* eMM^ ByOry ** t ^ urged l0 *ue ■--F n -rfr r ^ , i i S f J S f w e e «*' um Rii&diy w»® 1 - ytsnss B.4S p. JM ln i worehlp hour. TiW p. n,,l_ u r irrT L E BROWN C ..... _ , Uw J s s f.. 'S5 BM. «<»« VrttaM- W * 1’n W h lp J tW ^ S k erybodr Tb« Church U lb* great**! faster ea earth lor fh* building el. character and pood elilietuhlp, It U a elarthaut* of epirltual value*. Without a •tronp Church, neither democracy nor dvilliatlon can eurvive, There are lour eound reason* why every pereon ehould allend eerrtee* regulgrly and eupport the Church They are: (1) for hi* own take (2) For hi* children * take. (3) Tor the eak* ol hi* community and notion. (4) Tor in* eak* ol ih# Church lUell, which need* ht* moral and material eupport Plan lo go to church regu­ larly and read your Bible dally. *e«k C line Tenet MmCiv.... TuiiCer .. WeCetUer to »vt»»d w d»y TUI u u . l 1-'»»«c«b*r ' A ittf l S h u e 1m U.i i ‘“ " E S S S i i I r i i s n s f Mloltwr you W W* Ihlp wllh ui,,‘ mcE Fred * M**1'J TSZ BBS u u io f A H f f j f <J u S tB I w irni iiD* tMn? &««’« * £ & ' 5 ?ff B .f ttt* c ^ ^ l u u i o ^ Nuf,tr ^ ^ p ......., AiMtlii* P»»t«M Ormond “WP* ClUl D n*r 10 A .M .IWlthlR ?* wlM«o T t l ClUtCM Of QOD •" " o T PROPKRCt 'mSs&Be o vn oo l u l i U BOt ^ \ M«BMWHkl» I Biblo Mudy _ 11 A. M.l b o u n ty M i n i s t e r i a l A s s o c ia tio n , ’ ‘“ r i l l J S f l i S E r t * * . ] t• a s r a a a a MM“ ” M C h u r c h " S e r ie s , P u b i t s n e a « "" E s ta h lls h m e n ts : ...» b Wf^ u i Ml.nl IMU ^ ,a ' < " * a ,r w eeu .. ce fn e a e w r^ ® *™ U i ’ e S iu u«. Mrrte* • c m cm o r c n a rrt Mi *. MAMV RAPn*T CMAPRL l| IClENTtlT. »• »• ,,‘* * m t u &E co“ SE “ B(Sy D • WALLACE MUTUAL EN8UKANCE ? t u > e » n i « “ »«‘ , “ “ on. *«•'U 5IKHIWIU. .WortfwCTth 111 ''t o u u ,on»» SANTORD ATLANTIC 8 n a t io n a l b a n k COMTAKt BAHOtD H. KASTNER CORLEY PRODUCE | . * 1 THE KILGORE SEED CO. ON -• MAIER WILSON M Aiif u r n it u r * co. P U S H O O g ^ S 9UN0C° C B S T e e - ike MMT. .. - Rev. M. *> ***** Rehool Old! 1Lnion-SirntMH I UdliB •iW *** 1 }i3ft lo 4:3ft P- »• U“ W w u ® P iS fw i ««• COMPANY CowlO* .t • V Tit!"Sm«,•« I a^I mJhcI lnviUtleh U oktohded f XHB MATTAIR INN H i m BOTTUNG COMPANY 1«I0 , W “um *»JiSeffi'wMrtil gij L , H A R V E Y r P L U M B I N Q . >,W“ , PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. News I on p a fli I® I a v e n u e a t six t h st r e e t * h i l l h a r d w a r e cq * ,:r T,,‘" 0DtS-Taa C h u rch sN A P ro r t u r t l e b e n k a r ie g l a s s 8* p a in t CO. NICHOLSON j y uu the RMdtol Room. e.en U'«* »• *• jm it t v s ST. JOHN'S REALITY CO. HERRON GROVES a r t w w tinq CO. WADE'S SURREY MARKET rrirtH WARNER'S GULP SERVICE sa n t o r d a u t o PARTS JIUSSON FUNERAL ho m b H \ W. P‘ REOOXS,! ttiE S S . S A N W R D BOAT WOHHH e w o A t e a iM t ; Recurrlni AT AUt o w e * .. u a m t but c i i p w * ^ ■1 �■*. ‘i- *.■»pVI■ * v ■ |JF’7 ; hrJ *JlV R *V> *,>*•' •1 y-~' ,v ' *■- >♦*vA *•- ' ' S■' ■vfUfiiR’v. *>• 1 *“• ■r v • 7 4 -.i'*a-■*3-f.t*v r v rf j * t* *-•. .> •. 1 , 4 <WJOT; .t: ' pT« ; tag an apartment ta the tsm f 'up horn Miami, and waa joinedf buiteet*. at vgQ a«* 1 - , ' t ■:<r* li--* V mouse, have moved Into tn* Bunts of states fcr now -officers by the by hi* wife and children, Mena House on -Court hi. Mr. Carlisle nominating row mill** weft rushed and P.’ D. Ill, uho had beeir^UUIs employe^ tby Florid* ppwei Utrough end the meeting adjourned Ing friends In Fern Park. All the ' t'orp, plant here tn Enterprise. in order to view Die cancer film, Anderson* were together on New Mrs. Irene Jackman spent some­ MA Question In Time" presented Year’s when they placed memorial Mitt XI by y A. Brackets,. i r t u i A r .uo-xoaiiuien turned to her Lake 3 !trr hem* arid her uu->S»*l«Mi*n flower* in the Community Cbufch time with hrr daughter end sonafter »p«nding the holldee* with eaaore U der w ha'll headmistress with Mrs. Julius tPtAftdtdvi* of toe.In honor of their mother, ths late In-law, Mr. end Mrs. Dsrwln Benher san-tn-law end daughter, Mr. at tte- GuniUh School la Centra“t , t ‘ Seminal* Cancer Society. Following Florence McConeghy Anderson, By HELEN SNODGRASS net tn DfLsnd, eilci itlfii Kiiifii 'ijVi.ei'i Vtiu .VU ii«.V '-I--*’ ■• l(ii« ^ , CrC;.■V urn .<,*;< •».; a#*. V •* -f’ * • ', « r.*-~v *h* -air*. Aiuii Ji..<-j 4. *1 ' J’*v M . ' - J TSgt and Mr*. Jam#* Reavee, ford surieon made'* btjcf talk «nd| Anderson home on UVe Emms dnugh'rri, at Lake Zurich. 1U «... ehlldren of Sanford were guest* entertained with a dmflf Mf irf|| J |f | g c Snnd|fMI She flaw to Birmingham, Ale., of Mobile,-Alftv spent tome time answered quesUedsATho R*v, snd fairly bulged wllh the entire family ’ *>’rr enteyalm where the joined Mr*. Grace with hi* ifaraali,-: Mr. and Mr*. J. Mrsi J. M.Thompiidn^df the pro- gathering for dinner. Present, be- ner for th* following guest*, Friday. Lindahl, who had spent Chrtatma* 1. Reave*. m cemmittsa eemmltte* tro ,, Mr MRS. RUTH LAYO gram are k® ;ok® a*rongra- *ldes Mr. »nd Mr*. T. n. Andcr- Mr*. Elirabeth Fowles, W. A For- Mr. and Mr« Laren Rcha’er and ......................son. were the Raymond Andersons man n( Ormond Sir*. Bert While daughter «f Whltctvlll* W. Va and cd \*The many friend* of Ross Mob- with her *on, there and they drove Herry W. CblWjbfOfui wai the tainted upon this titnely recent rue*t‘ or W»‘*oW*lh«l*w end ucallonil film and |acti«r*.' of Beaver Pa , and Iheir children, of Holly Hill,I Mrs. Marius Golas ot and Mi* R. A. Grogan of Rchrlnnr w|U be eorry to hear that he home In Mr*. Lindahl a car. m iiTagain confined at the Winter Mr*. Jamr* Basham and ton, daughter, Mr.’*fW Air*.:fecii Mix­ Mr. bed Mrs. Raymond M. Rail Raymond. Cheryl, Karin and Chri- Orlando Mi*s Harriet Trumbull and were guests of Mr. amt Mr*. M. A rk Memorial Hoapltal. Brent nf Miami have arrived to on. ThU-is Ih*' first lime Mr. hava returned from NgK York City aline, the J. K. Browrr family Mis* Edith Trumbull of Winter H. Ryan Tuesday. Child*' has bten In ta k e Mary In and the P. D. Anderson Jr., fim- Park, Mr. and Mr*. George Fowles Mr. snd Mrs. Klrhy Kellers and > r . and Mr*. Maurice Rudolph *,al* h«r parcnU> Mr* »."■ M,»' In' the pait 11 year* and be noticed where they had spent sometime ai.d children of Slservllle. \V, children are visiting r« la lives In ily—trt In all. with thelh son and daughter-inHave returned from a H-day vaca- R- *« Ttu,‘ law, Mr. and Mra. Raymond M. Mr. and .'Ira. H. M. foehran en­ Vn„ the Rev. and Mr*. K. H, Nahimla Georgia this week, i p to Cleveland Height*, Ohio.; The Rev. L. A. Scott wa» In St. ntafiy rhenget. Mr*. Elllen WIHard recently held tertained with a VVearevcr supprr Carr and Miss Robert fa ir and Mr. and Mr*. L. M. Wright spent here they visited their daughter Augustin* attending a church open houee. Lovely decoration* Bali Jr. and their two sons. vSlt fViends of H. T. RurecU will be rooked by the denion»trator. Mr. Pasihal Csrr, Mr. snd Mrs. Roll­ the weekeifd with their daughter conference on adult work.' ‘ |d family and former neighbor*. a|d Jerome A. Heywaid.of Harvard, were uied In U|e party room* and glad la heir that be ha* Improved Echols. Enjoying Ihls besides Ihe er! Cox and Mrs. Kluatx-th lliuck- Miss llrillu Wright in Jackson: >Mr. and Sir*. Linton 1- Cox Mata. nieyer of Enterprise. Mr. and Mr*. ha. been the gueet of bln *h» buffet-held an arringement of sufficiently to be removed from h*v ereturned from a H-day vaca* friend., Mr. and Mr*. R. E. True »” or* •n d « 0 d l.* .- AeiUtlni the th* Orange Memorial Hospital, Cochrans were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harvey Dunn, Linda and Harvey, Mile. Cochran and son David, Mr. and ..Lijtlo Brenda Rratjdnck, daugh­ t&n to Atlanta. Ga., where thry hostess In the serving of the supp- where he has been • patient, In Mr* Joe Smalhcrs, Mr. »nd Mr*. and house guest*. Mr. and Mrs. ter nf Mr. and Mr*. Shelby Bradvetted their daughter and family teccntly. cr was her mother Mrf. Ida Keogh. (What might -hive been a die- Enjoying thl* ocraiiop were friends Ih* home of his, ion Jack in Or­ P. D. Andrrson *nd Mrs. Jonnie R. II. Sawyers and Charles Dunn dock of DeLand, and granddaugh­ Md many old friend*. J nf Maryville, Tenn , were weekend ter nf Mr. and Mra. If. E. flradlando. Lee Harmon. astrous fire was speedily extin­ 'Friend* of Mr. and Mr*. Ernest from Orlaedu, Sanferd and Like Mrs. B. R. .Franklin ha* returned Mf, and Mrr. W. G. Ferguson of guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Earl Ogden dork nf Enterprise, underwent a li,'form er re*ident* of Pay guished by the good people of Mery. , from Corpus Chriitl. Texes, where Afton, New York, hive arrived end of Jacksonville. tonsilrctnmy at the Fish Hospital will be sorry tolearn that i * k* *«««• ->n the Mre. L. R. Betkley, accompanied she spent earn* Ume with her set up their trailer. They are for­ Mr. and Mr*. C. A. Henderson in DcLsnd recenlly. _ i. ». i. v .i ____ ■ ii... hack of the W. P. Burke property Harris Is In a Veteran’* Ho*by her mother, Mr*. WUhelmlne children. Mr. and Mr*. J W. Padgett's 1 In Maryland. In Mr. Harrla’ caught front a spark, which wae Hines, spent a week with her lis­ Mr. and Mra. John. A. Peck- mer residents of Lake Miry snd entertained with a family reunion home was the scene nf a delayed expect to hulld this winter nn dinner at their home on Main St. tie Mrs. Harri* will ha at windblown from a neighbor'* ter, Mr*. Chewalng in Pensacola. the follow Ing, Mr. and Mr*. Happy holiday family dinner recently, Th* tba Orlando Air Base until hit his ‘!*,h b“rnl"5' Th* hell at the Dick Moss, student at Kmery, ham were recent gueata nf. her their property here. brother-in-law and lister. Mr. and Mr. snd Mrs. Glen Cochran on- Henderson and children, Mr. end Hotiy wi* due tn the lllneit of y9turn Community Church w n rung* th* In Atlanta, Ga., we* home recently Mrs. A. J. LsPries* of Winter terielnrd their relatives recently. Mrs. Eugene Henderson and child­ Capt. Maxwell, who Is on hand Maxine McGrathenjoyed , "*! .^ rv c n l ‘S r o n ^ 1 h i" ™ ro with hi* parent*, Mr. and Mre. Perk. ^ Those allrndlng the dinner were. ren. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Drummond now for Ihls affair. Mr. and Mrs. 1st k 'i l a i m m a a Vw 0 n a eV er>OHO d r o p p e d hlfl WOttC Carl Mo**. Mr. and Mre. James Howard who Horace Cochran and Mrs. Emma and children Mr. and Mrs. A, L. Johnny Padgett of Sanford. Capt. wS , m a h» hridsv. j* ? *"'1 volu"ll,<,r Tn* rrlend*hlp1 Clg»* ef the rented the Clay Smith house, have Wing, of Sanford, Ed Cochran, Drummond Jr. snd children, Mr. and Mrs. Rohert Maxwell and Mrs. N. B. Steward ilast with ,urn^', giatlfyliig result*. firefighter Thl* hetp, Robert Turner rcturnrd to th* ful attitude is typical of Lnko Community Presbyterian Class held moved to Orlando and the house Sim Cochran end J. D. Cochran. and Mrs. John Brerman of Orlan­ children, Marcia and Michael, wf a Bake Sale and mid* more (ben haa been sold tn the Stokey. who Veteran'* Hospital in Mcmphu, Mary. do, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Drummond Langrly Field. Va„ Rilt Padgett have already taken possession. Thnn. yealenlay for further con- Mr. end Mrs. If. M. Gleason re- N Take down that chafing dish- of St. Cloud. MPgL and Mr*. Rich­ and Mr. and Mr*. Padgett ot En­ <giued treatment. cently entertained members of Mr. end Mre. Arthur Kube end Mr. sad Mra, Fred Blind and the one you got fer a wedding ard Lanih aial children of Pine, terprise. attended. ’Mr. and‘Mr*. John Colhurrt of their fsmlly with a dinner, served Mr. and Mr*. Grent MeLene of daughter*, Terry end Frannie Lou presenl-from the closet where castle Air Force Ba»e and Mr. Chief and Mrs. Tone Midleria are now occupying the Lawson Farmington, Me., end Mr. and picnic style m the yard. Enjoy- Fanscll. Mich., have arrived end ot F t Lauderdale., were recent It's hidden. Use it for keeping and Mrs. Bob Roberts of Atlanta, apartment on Slone Island. Chief M»t* Lawrence C"lbum of K'si- ing this occaiion, besides the boats Hi up their trailer* en the Kube guilts ef her parents, the Rev. food warm when you are giving Ga. a parly. This way you'll find It Mr*. J, W. Padgett spent severs! Maderia Is attached to tha San­ and Min. J. M. Thompson., HKm** w ,r* fu#*t* of >lr. ard wore Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gleason, property on Lakeyiew • Ay*. j(l«. N. B. Stewsrd Thuredsy of Ocslt, MSgt. Jack Newton, XI- Mr. and Mr*’, f . H. Wise ef Or­ Mr. and Mr*. J. K. Brower and wonderfully useful, elegant look­ day* with "her sister, Mrs, Lucy ford Naval Base. The Junler HI, "■ngeri" nf F.nMr* *nd Mr** John Cot- sin Field, Sir. and Mr*. J. L. Hobby lando are announcing the birth of chtidrwA. Naecy and Ken nf West ing! If It la the kind of chafing Dobson in Jacksonville. terprlse school defeated th* Se­ hfrn remained for the nlvht and iand children, Mary Grice, Lela a girl, at the Florid* Sanitarium. Palm .Beech *p*nt.eimetlm* with dish that uses canned heat It mey ville basketball tram her* nn their •ijcyed the dog-racea at th* Ran-1 and Jud ol Sanford, Mr*. Id* Dec. 2T. Mrs. Wife will be remem­ her paresis, Mr. and. Mr*. P. D. give better service In keeping food Mr. snd Mr*. Harold Carlisle home rmirt Tuesday afternoon by and children, who have been rentbered as the farmer Marijeoe Xuwarm then In actually rooking It. Andersep. P. R. Anderson Jr. flew -w -------a u b th»t Keogh. Mr*. Elllcn ^ill.rd and ferd-Orlnndo Kennel ef*ning. daughter Kathy, and Mr. and Mr*. banks. .vMr. end Mre. C. L. Robet»on Richard Keogh and sons, Craig During their Florida visit, Mr. erut Mrs. R. X. Anderson and > td ea dinner tfueite on Sunday ind Keith. ■tr their home on Main. St.. Mr. Chief and Mr*. Marvin Coleman children, Raymond. Cheryl, Kerin end Mrs. W. Hallsm. Mr*. Retie formerly of Sanford hiv* moved and Chrisiih*, aceompenled by Abar. Robert Turner. Mr*. Cler- into the Mark William* houie. He hie father. P. D. Anderson, spent •dee Snow. Robert, Jaek and David is stitioned at NAAS. Sanford. a day at Deytonk .leach, went to Sin Landa and Welkiva Springe Xebertaon. Mr. and Air*. J. C. Mallhawe of and accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrt. Brad Steven* and Xr. and Mr*. Thoma* Kin e wwr« IVaycron, G*., »pent aomatlm* P. D. Anderson, callrd on the let­ entertained rreentlv hv Mr. and with tils brother in-law and *isler, ter’s relative*, Mr. and Mr*. J. Mr*. Howard Warren at ftheir Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Tillle. Alio V. Richard*.of Enterprise end their guest, of the Ttlli* family were houiyueeta, Ruaietl Pglmer d New borne on Molnar Rt. Miia Winona Cralr. who h.v their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. York City and Hi t i m , Cuba aad *n In Winter Park Memorial and Mr*. Leetar Tlllls, a bo of Mr, ind 0. 1. Tyler of Miami. The Senior Andersnne put them on the Hospital for th* past two week*Wayeros*. te- expected home on Thuredev of Recent gue»te of Col. and Mre. plena for Pittsburgh, Pa., atill eonttlla week. W* are happy to report W. E. Baker were her mother iratuUtlng tbemeelvea on the that aha I* greatly tmproved. Mgs. L. O. Broussard and her eunt, beautiful Farida weaUter that had Kohort Robertson has returned Mia* Delia Bancroft, both of La­ marked the entire three weeks stay tn biislnai* eellega In Jacksonville fayette, La. Mrs. Broussard it of the Pennsylvania family. after' spending th . holiday* with continuing her vlilt, but Mlaa Ban­ Mr. and Mrs. Roger Crocker of Mi parent'* Mr. and Mr*. C. L. croft ha* returned to her teach­ LonI wood are announcing the birth ll»h*rt*on. ing duties at (he eoUeg* in Ytfay- of a daughter on Jen. S The y w ig .jji Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomoton ette, J|!y weighed in1i t I Ike. 11 oi. Mr. * * ro gu**t* of Mr*. Selma I.ar* Major and Mr*. Roy Brown who Crocker is a ferine resident ef ram at a birthday dinner Tunday hsv# been In Miami for some­ Lake'Mary sad tha son ®f Mr. sad owning. time have returned to Lake Msry, Mrs. A. X. Crocker, Th* Saturday evening Wnochl. Recent guests of Mr. and Mre, Jan. 4, die. Chamber nf Comelfih » * t with Mr. end Mr*. Ner- A. N, Srolt were her brother nrrre held its .regular monthly msn Godfrey at their hnm. lo James New all of Baltimore, ,Md., matting. Routine reports sad old Pearl Lake He\ht*. Among those playing this week wer. Sir*. Maude Tujrper, Sire. Florence Sunderlln, i . Hellliter, nf Lnngwood, Mr. and Mr*. Ch»r1*« TV»le» and i* Knell of F*rn Park. D»hi* refreshment* wer* lervcd In ke.nlno with th* *e*snn. 4. T, Monlgom*rr of Orlando a fo^jner resident of Lnngweod ws* a. vjiiter In town last Wednesday celling on old friend*. Xre. Maud* Tuppar had ** prints recently her slit*- an.l hushend. Mr. and Mrs. N'orn-.n Godfrey, end Mrs. Florenes Srn jU film ’Mr. end Mre. Ncsl Gilbert entevtalned their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jam** MeGralh, at an anniversary dinaer at th* fikylin* Regtaurent In Orlando last Buod.ny. Mr. and Mrs. Boh Blankenttup of Starks wer* weekend guest* nf Xf- and Mr*. Merle Btankenthlp. i \- 1 County Personals - t TOT 8ANF0 HIJ O TH A T*D . r t J e . i . 13, 1956 T P M f ‘“ ■ «T.vxtr r " 1 ■ ' • uftre**. a senre of 12-7. Congratulation "Tiger ,v".. The regular meeting of the S. C. S. of the Barnett Memorial\ Methodist church was held at the ; home of Mrs. Warren Hite re-' r ** U v -s -.r*,*---v plins were made tn help ths church purchase a furnace Tor 1 the Methodist parsonage ami jj made plan* for a spaghetti supper . j tn he held at the rhurch J«u~9T *rom s p' m< Bm* “ mage -sale with dale to be A - ;n nounccd later. Delicious reffe<h* menls were served to the epprokImately IS-members present! i The seeond course of the Afpn cap Indian vya* hold at thd Ho ol Mr*. Basc’um t’arllon To<|gy in a. rn. The Rev. John Ruslrn of Nash­ ville Tedn.. former pastor of ML Vernon Methodist rhurch. 'Washing’ ton D. C, and associate nf-tho-Mp Peter Marshall and Chandlor^llo*ten of Atlanta Ga., attendMetha [? Methodist church with Mr.*-*nd , s 'V ; Mr*. J. V. nichards Sunday morn- . Ing and they were all gueata of Mr. Bustcn’s hrnther-lp-Uwt and * sister Mr. and Mrs. Arthur t i p - 1 bert In DeBary' -’ ft The Bev. amt Mr*. Olenltaf ' were visiting In West Palm Beach over the weekend. Mr. and Mr*. Art Krlgsman, Phillip Krlgstnan. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Ktlgjittsn snd Miss Florence Krlgsman nf Pekin. 111. wer# visi­ ter* at the J. V. Rlrhards homo recently enroute tn Miami to at­ tend th* Mayflower Van convenllon. ' .A* ***v 'v Drained cranberry sauce, chopped walnuts make * filling for a ' coffee ring. ■ ‘.i hot roll ml* e* the base for*yoQf coffee cake. Super-Cushion THIS GREAT TIRE vgood A - ' ea r •J fi *>- % FO R TH IS LOW PRICE! te maktt this tha TlOjk TIRE BUY of th« By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Mr. end Mr*. Joseph W. Hsrrl* end children. Susan and P«t* of Ye*k, Pa., have been visiting his pirtntfi Mr. and Mrs. J. R- llaf* fltt ffift wh'ftftft e l y»ur p r ttttl tat) Here i tlie tubeless tire buy ot the month! Get tlia proved advantages of Goodyear lubeleii Cnnitruclinn— Better Blowout Protection; Better Punctilio • 41,tSt'on* ®fl,fr Traction. There's nn tube to chafe, pinrh, or htow out. 3-T Cord plus exclusive Grip-Seal Construction give a double line of defense lgalnst punctures. Stop-Notch Design means plenty of safer traction. Com® i ^or n#w Tuhele** Super-Cuihioni at these special prices. Hurry! Introductory low prltas on Whltft fldftwalla, toot ^ Mr. and Mrs. Clarenro Schetb ef Fontiae, Mich, hava arrived and have opened their Crystal Lake home. They war* ecrompanky their young grandson. Tha Ml**** Clsra snd Edith Bpstrt arrived In Lake Mary af­ ter an extended stay In their Cleveland, Ohio, home. Mr. and Mr*. William Ertel, era home again after spending ■ it holidays withe their parents fn Carbundal*. Pa. Mr and Mr*. Wlllism Ertel. formerly of Akron, Ohio, arrived recently and hava opened their Lake Mary home. f ^ Chief and Mrs. David Vewhurv are anaounrlng th# hlrth of * daughter, Katherine T.ea. at th* Orlando Air Fore* Base Hospital isn . T, , ^ Mrs. Rugtna Seaman and chltd• s h , Jtaraa, Jean and Davld-re. turned from Linden, New Jersey, h.‘*-»Una. They had spsnt th* r*IMay> with her mother, Mrs. Catharine DltUnger. It will b* remembered that Mr. Seaman Is o n »ft lour ef th* MedlUrrenean With the U, 8. Navy. -Frlande of H. T. Russell will b* 1 to hear that he ha* Improved 'dmittr, follewlng surgery at Memorial Hospital In Dr­ ift b« brought home. , V*lft Werfelman baa ro­ le good , . , h«* YOU R OLD T I M S ARK YOUR DOW N P A Y M IN T J 4 k | G O O D Y E A R BATTERY SA LE MORI LOOK T ill IIU N y « lew m I1.2S weekly fer • PARI RIORLI I I S : y\ AT T H Iil LOW IA U PRICE* ■lack Sidewall $ 1 9 .t5 * $ 2 4 .4 5 * 7 .1 0 x 1 5 2 1 .9 5 * 2 6 .7 5 * 7 .6 0 x 1 5 , 2 3 .9 5 * ' Hw Ik w i n NRtcMf Hr* 2 9 .3 5 * O N A N Y . . SERVICE STORE tf, .tit}., n :• -V . 4B wie.wr 'iM m mm ;# P R IC IS I IA U PRICE* While lldewnll 6 .7 0 x 1 5 T H A N .»• >. . «m * O T H I R ■- ■ K IN D . j .' '‘*1 1 �I> I m n g ste rs Le a rn Im p orta n sson In M a kin g Sacrifices fHAD BjOYLB P R F O W f a N C T O r f f l t YEAR Many White Collar Men Forgotten NEW YORK (JU-Curbstone rt-(group b u been mare fortign to If he take* a vacates trip, ha flections of a p*v*mtnt Flito: government aid thin tha whit# first hat ta float a loan. Hsiur.A V i))l.te . . r 1Ur worker to-!collar tin s .” If ha needs a new ear, ba first ifftm V d iip ih ' ' 'It -won’t «wi® ' ’■UM WPlto;’ by «iijr • day btllevs* he ha* bacoma eivui * iffaf* (* - at i«tst an 'duu»* 'At lias » iTw.vf auiH>#l]' tuuL-. Thera may be Justification for eom-, ntutM. But who la to i&y it might not move truth within thl* pound of bltter- a new ault In ordar to took preplaints th at all children In school do not F a vory lfttli bit In the right direction? att*. senuble enough to persuade s ton min of tha 20th Century. waa carried In one of th f big learn what they ahoutd. But this group of His voice ti relatively unheard Farmer* have a lobby. Veteran* finance company to advance him In the land. Few politician* bother hava a lobby. Manufacturer* hive the dough tq,make th* down pay­ " ional newspapers. It wa» about a claxa first graders learned at least one Important to aik hla view* or explore hti * lobby. The unions have a lobby. ment on the automobile. jjn t grade children In a big city school thing last year. plllht. The only people who sack So do tha railroads, tha utilities, He U in hock up to hi* eyeballs— We wonder just how many times that •were going to have candy canea. Tha him out are bill collector*, and it the airlines, the shipping Interests. this average whlto collar worker— lesson waa repeated In school rooms around „jggter> decided, freely, that Instead they I* hi* cash, not hla charm*, that Even postmen, seboolteaehers, toy for everything from hla furniture M M 'donate tha money to the fund for tha countryr maka’s and amateur bird watchers to the fillings In hla teeth. At least draw* them. • * * Let u« fet out our erylni towel have their lobbies. sc^dy’people. So they eent in the m oneyhe claims ba la. No matter how high goes the cost of and linen to the woe* of a typical About the only two groups in And ha feels he fight* Us pei^te living, it aaems to be popular enough to member of the paper clip brigade, Ameriea who don’t hav* a lobby aonal emergencies alone. The M> fa Now, yob can't buy very much with are white eollir worker* and which run about aa follow*: •tick around. > oral government shows so lifM Jut the youngeters w«re giving in the a a • "Every other elaia In America widows. They remain largely un­ of creating a new Cabinet post •at aplrit of the word, They were making aeema to get tomeihlng tpeclal organised and therefore, perhaps, "Secretary of th* White Collar Newsboys Have Advantage (iferifice.for others —a little sacrifice. from the government except the unrepresented. Since they cannot •' white collar' clan. Why are we punish a politician, why should he Class." We heard tha other day about a letter The white collar mas la haunted worry about them? overlooked? When do we f t t our written to a newspaper carrlerboy thank­ Time bis passed the whit* eoHsr not only by hla present predict* n-A g t Koad-o-o turn at tno public trough? ing him for hie aervlcea during the past meat but by fear* for the future. "They talk about a soft bank for man by. That white eotlsr, once II* la afraid automates' seiontiste Teen-Age Road-e-o la a national year. a badge of pretended gentility, hae farmer*. How about a fund to pay program aponaond by tha Junior beeoma more of a symbol of fact­ will dream up new and m en efflIt la understood, that tha letter waa re­ for our toiled white collar*? of Commerce. ceived by tha youngster on Christmas Eve, "Why can't Congreu at leait u al nonentity. It no longer pays eent business machine* that w fl!( do away with Us veer Job, hasJaf In Sanford and Seminole County, and even though there waa a gift enclosed vote u* tome help under the for­ off at tha pay window. him into a refugee from progFaai. It ussd to be th* guys la overalls pompetition to datermlna tha beat drlv- emphasizing the customer'a gratitude, the eign aid program? Certainly no The white eoDar has last Ms who stood In line at tha loan office got underway yeaterday out at Seminole letter will be cherlehed for years to come. prestige. The engineer ta tho here seeking to borrow money. Today School under the direction of Donald There was a ting# of difference in this SAM DAWSON It’s tha guys In th* dirty-white of our limes. And many M office chairman of the Seminole County latter though, since the appreciation for peasant now wish** that. Instead collars. I'&tyffpr Chamber of Commerce Road-e-o the service waa mad# because of the aTha average white coQsr worker of wearing a white collar, be Rad imlttee and the Florida State Highway warenaaa of tha youngster's duties. now Is tha greatest prisoner of the been born with a slide rule la Us instillment plan and the flninee mouth. rol Trooper in thle area T. Mark Mack. The letter said, in effect: company Debts go with his dally Where Is th* man on a white Wo know that there will be lome wonMEW YORK (A — Long-term progrsms program* of o< tha the stool iteel and and oil ell ininye»r, compared with 219 million In "I know you have to make sacrifices to horse who will lead th* white cdt-« bread. rful examples of eafe driving displayed do your Job well. While others kre playing planning planning by big and Utile Hill* builnesi'tlustrlfs. business'dustrlia. ISM, and glint Jersey Standard'* If he his (o fly to see his stek lir class hack to Its old aeeurity?* stabllUsr Ini In I Steel expansion plans plan*art arebasod bated pi*n to plunk out 1U billion dol- mother, be has to borrow the Ha I* nowhere In light. Alai, even ih if contest between girls and boys. ball or going to the movies, you are out Isa becoming a prim# itablllitr he national economy. eiUmate oi01 d*. de- t4r| ^ u ,, eurrtnt y„ r f Ipaybe there la a possibility that some delivering papers or making collections. lha aconomy. It helpi helps off jon [«• **'• **[• aiUmato white horses are getting scarcer. money. ■ ... ' _lm*nd quite as much as on th* *of,uthe older folk* who scoot around the "Yon ars no fair weather carrier. Like sot tho d*y-by-d*y dlaqulet.ng preaent near capacity production STRAY DOG, THIN DIME elty afreets, schools, and byways practically Uncle Sam's mnilmen, you must deliver in turns — Uka a break In stock Imi big ordtr backlog. CAUSE BIG FUSS wheels taking pert-ln the contest. all kinds of weather, rain or ahlne. You prices Vir a downturn In auto sales Som* expect th* present heavy ALBANY, N,Y. UP—A *tr*y dog - l y WIUIAM tJTt* latead of using the streets for race- must take all kinds of people in stride and and bom* building. demand to moderate In the second Ceefrsl Frees Writer i, examples of complex passing, Ignor- learn how to get along with them — the Non* of the uncertainties — not half of 1954, and production ta fall1and a thin dim* have caused an fun scroti New York WHILE’ seated In a rocking th# n#xt desk, ta epewdtng e lab •top aigna and traffic markers, folks chronic grlpera and complainers aa well na even those connected with tho elec­ below present capacity. But ittel almighty State. tion — hiv* changed so far lha men say the Industry must h*v* Chair because of a broken lag, of th# long groan to f* i away be practicing just exactly what the the Indifferent and the friendly. plans of b u s i n e s s to spend a mor* capacity in th* next few Seem* a loll collector i t a State _ | a V#rmont huntar shot a buck from th# old g r ^ took. tera are displaying. dear. That’* lha way wt Ilk* our whipping 7W billion dollars for years Thruway interchange at CsnsndslYou have to be a responsible business• examples set on tho streets and man. You have to know how lo han/llo new plsnt ind equipment In thi Most of Uie companies have an­ gua noticed a mult moping around TPIfJk f t pitting outdoor sport#—with #11 th# com­ people fuel for aaaworiH# fort# of bom*. a yn are bnd ones to pass along to tho money, keep your accounts straight and first Ihrco months of this year. nounced expansion puns a few of yesterday. Depuly Alan F. Johns­ Ilona eerrrellg, Junior 4o 1 t 1 This Is m bllllor, more than busi­ ihemJnland, 2A0 million dollars; ton responded to (he call and if boys and girls who are displaying nlnp fo think maybe school Ua’I keep your employer and your customers ness spent In the January, Feb­ Jones A J00-y#or-oW BIrwtiflkflm. It Laughlln, *50 millions; picked up the dog. Four miles the!ir Interest in being better than others in satisfied. Kngland. ghoat U knowi! to rest- such a caste of time after aB. ruary and March quarter of boom­ National, 200 millions; ncpubllc, down th* highway Johnston refined t t I aare driving.__________________________ drntM liter# o> Charil*. Chortle "In Vlow of all this, It's really no wond- ing 1955. to pay a ten cenU toll. What about 130 millions Zed#k Dvmk#pf report# M l *•» who? Or ekovld If txi WXo-o-o-of er that newspaper earrierboya have a jump Tha switch In business thinking The oil Industry, on the other tin* of duty? •rd It still Intwet—$•# the 20 * mm f 1 I ##*wHv y#«r whll# ba ww# k lw on other boys their age. It's not surprising to long-term p l a n n i n g which hand, has more production capa­ Toll collector* summoned a state T h t Sanford Herald ■ If Salle, Minn., report* tempera­ min* k the Ckitstm#* kw# M l •*•& I'aklllhMl IMIfr Slerepf #*!#r4#f aa* aaaSar that a big percentage of famous people once Ignore* the short-term lips and city thnn It is using at present In trooper. Johnston dug deep. ture #f 41 bel#w. Town mutt Iwrv# l i t ,- j a downs of the business cycle has spito of the Increased sale of Its S M n H aa aaaaa* e/ate matter Oatatar IT, l*ia at were newsboys — men like Walt Disney, been one of tho significant trends .products year after, year But Thruway headquarters now says fatten It* ttome frym th# number Russia to putting up a atari* #• i a < l t l l Olftaa af laefara, Plertoe, aaSar Ike Aa< ; It was all a mistake. Thruway po­ •f resident* tllpplnf en th# k«. . Bing Crosby, Dwight D. Elnenrfowcr, Thom­ since World War II. Pator th# Oraat, who f » • '» ___ -Sfc.faa.irva*1 •» Mara* a. I#T# iiprndlng plans aimer, at finding lice, not the sheriff's office, should ' r*S I* O M iu j a .j ic iie * ■■* eakiiakaa Ruaalaa navy. Flrot 1 I t as Edison, Bob Hope, Krute Rockne, Jack Tills may not prevent swings In and producing more oil and at in- have been summoned for th# dog •. < MSMtoa HSHMSN SN . •laaatl** Ran*. ■........... According to a new# Hem. Hol­ Red# hav* vtmlttod Dempsey, Joe DIMagglo, Eddie Ricken th* business cycle but It goes a | creasing refining csparlty are ex- Johnston will get hack his dim*. lywood will spend eom* I t mil­ good for anything eta* I And the honor may go to the toll bneker, and Cardinal Francis J. Spellman, long way toward moderating Ihedtnded well Into (he future, lion ta changing to muHI-eo1ot*d Ing pointed out M l collector who called tit* iherlti's peak* and valley*. | Example*: Socony-Mobll’i plan to name only a few. aidewalk#. That, says th# man at VuplMk. ------------ But than everything la relative end theae Long-Term Plans Are Stabilizing Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! Friday. January 18, 1058 TODAY’S BIB LE VERSE "Let us not be desirous of vainglory, | Yoking one /mother, envying one another. Galatians 5:28. bi| *. Inside Washington A8HINGTON-—Two member* llu. Horn* of RepmenUtlvv* m -•* aomewhat Hpnot ovar what —— - they consider u n d e s e r v e d rew,v!< I JfSnltlon accord'd thing* <•*« § Russian. Tha Soviet* received ton8 alderabl# favorabl* puhllelty whan • th * v contributed 125,000 to tha American flood relief appeal. Men of hla own. Thla la what he found. Total eontrlbullnn* frdm atroad esmo to ftOb.flSt, and the $35,OOO from a big country Ilka Re**ht lashed pralty ouny rompgrtd with tha $100,000 from the Dominican .Rapubllo and an equal amount by ’that small country’s former Fr**». Other contribution* 'Included i,l)00 from Auatralla, :#«,MO f; i Bermuda and $25,>001 from Hondura*. : Rsp, 1Frank Thompson (fV>, k, wn» pit*,ad in not* the ‘• v*rp tone of crltlciiin by a N’aw -»Yerk muil* critic on hla return hfrom a Kuropaan (our with tha r*w York Philharmonic Bym-ny orchaitra, , Tho musical ngtregation w*nl abroad und*r sponsorship of tha 'V ? "You may not become a celebrity, but It should be a source of satisfaction to know that your chances of becoming one are better than average. It s not surprising that the young man a .latter long after-trie girt that accompanied it li forgotten. There are probably others, right here among us in Sanford and Seminole Countv who claimed their start In a successful busi­ ness from experience gained as newspnper carrier hoys. Frealdent'a Emergency Fund.'ard W. Hall, or tha admlalstraUml.r *uch au.plcti, tha critic ,|on ta u n th#m whal th#y e*uld said, tho orchaitra playvd entire dJicuis In lha campaign ly too much Ruiiian muale, Ha Arilal K. Stavtnaon, announced raid that aald# from tha uaual "claeslca" tha only major work* candidate for the Democratic playad war# by Trokoflov and presidantal nomination, has al­ Shoatakovltch, tnpp«d off with ready crltlclied th* 8taU depart­ ment's handling of the Mlddla an ancort-by Kavalavaky. Eaitern situation, and has pro­ • • • Foralm Affalra—You ran look posed a United Nation* border patrol In th* Itra*l!-Egypti*n if not roundhouae, swings during dispute, In th* course of hi* romarks. tho Tltanhowar admlnUtratlon’a Sparkman, Ilk* Stavamon, pl*ad............................................. stewardship of Amtrlcan for*lgn ed for “modtratlon." Howmr, it remain* to h* *»»n whither oth*r policy. ■Fcmtary of S u it John Foster Democrat* will hew to this tin*. • • • Puli'* ««ld rscrnlly he- would , Dtmo«fai*e*D*mocratia p r a t wojcom* cunitructlva crltUlam, but ha added that American-atyla Idantlal hopeful* and politico* are pollticklnx could hava an advaraa Ju*l a* anatou* a* th# Republican* afftet on tli* administration’* to hear Preaidant Elaanhowar'* decision on whethir or not to run conduct of foreign affair*. Daaplta Dullaa' atatamant, It again In l$5a> An Kleanhower ticket, If tha mem* certain that tha Democrats will taka soma potshot* at th* President want* It, would make It secretary himself and at what harder (or Adlal Stevenson to they romlder to he weak spot* get the Dimocratle nomination, In the administration') foreign lucaui* h* waa Iki't victim In program, 1952. Howavtr, If $lr. Elianhowar Th# tip-off cam# recently whan d m net run, Stavenion appear* Senator John Sparkman (D), Ala­ to ba by far th* strongest man bama aald th# DamocraU would lh« DamocraU hava—and tha fact not allow the Republican national h« lost onca would b# cast aside committee, or ila chairman, Laon- by many political leader* Repaint • Repair -Repay - With FHA How to bring your horns up-to-date - Hsrs ars some of tht ^om«; ,:Make needed repairs - Add a bed? room-or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Endoss your porch - Modernize your kitchen - Modernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling -Replace your roof - Add insulated dding - Paint your home - inside and out - replace your screens Build a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don't need cash - just ■at isfactory Income and credit ratIng - The cost can be handled in easy monthly payments The "Friendly Bank" will be happy to help Florida State Bank of Sanford You can see It In tha expansion to spsnd $54 million dollars thisofttc*. Why buy a truck in the d a rk ? If you buy a new truck after looking at only one make. it’a like making a deal in the dark. You can t be aura of getting the moel for your money. A amarter way to buy Is to "apotlight" real truck value—weigh and compare com­ petitive clalma.with theae Dodge track faetat ★ Moat ataadard V-8 horsepower of aB leading mskee—W*®* ikrougk 2%-to« range. You'll get fatter tripe—more work done with DODGE. i t Shortest turning radlua. You'll park more easily, wheel through traffic quicker with DODGE. £ Biggest cabs, with bti wtndabidd. You'll enjoy roomier com­ fort, safer vision with DODGE. ^ ___ r - . ___ J cs pad tec . , , ptck-Bpo providing up to 22% mare payload than •there. You'll haul Diner, more profit­ able loads with DODGE. i t Price* down with tho lowest Comparelive facta show that, feature tor feature and dollar far dollar* tho real value io DODGE. Next truck you buy, don't deal In the dark* Turn a bright light on the facta—me Dodge befere you buy. O o b -h a w a TRUCKS WITH 7H E FORWARD LOOK J0o5^» ______________ G e t Y o u r D o d g e D e a l e r ’s D e a l B e f o r e Y o u D e c id e �T-T-- T V :w I ( M issionary C irc la M eets In Chapel For Regular Session Seminole Hi — t r- IKS SANTOD m J u . is, m u Enlisted Men’s Wives Club Is Planning Supper By MARGARET MOORE The basketball game hetween New Smyrna and Sanford took The Missionary Clrrle of the place In the gym of SIIS 1!:30 Elder Spring* Baptist Chapel met Thursday . • The trnre, 78-34, wa* at Ihe chapel Wednesday afternoon in New Smyrna’* favor. We put w --rily?. *.: ca’J.'d tD >Th» KrdUtad Men's W ly firb d , up n nig ngni tnoiigiT. by Mrs. C. \V. Ergle, co-chair- will sponsor a Gft-Acqua'lnuu Attention: Stomp dny was social In the form of ■ buffet of lh*» circle. (hanged from Tuesday to Momlny supper to he held at tha San­ WMU watchword from first ford USO on Sanford Are. and no be sure kid* nml remember to also the watch word for First St. Jan. IS at 8 p. m. get your itampa Monday. . the year. Psalm 22 27 were given. Mr». Wagner, the Mata super* Game* will he played and Mrs. II. A. Sleinmeyer gavo.an prizra riven away. An attendance The home of Mrs. Francis E visor of the lunch program, visit* Interesting devotional using as her prize donated by the local mer­ * Wednesday at the Sanford Roumillat Jr., was the scene of ed the SIIS rlassea to talk to the scripture John 8:28-32. Her Inplc chant* will be awarded every 30 a lovely after-dinner coffee and Home Kc. girls. A film was lately sller-dinner ?J80 a "Merry Widow Dance" miscellaneous shower Tuesday shown In to the girls and Mrs. Wag* wa* “ \Vh»t Christianity means to minutes. eras held with the BPW repre­ evening when Mrs. Roumillat and nrr gave a talk on nutrition. It the Christians". She used the The next meeting of tha elub s e n t e d by Mrs. F..\C- Kuhn act­ Mrs. George Wrher entertained was "very inspiring" and every* hymn “ Blessed Assurance." will be Frh. 1 at the E. M. Club f«>r Miss Dilnn Raker, hndc-clcct nno enjoyed it very much. ing as senior hostess. The minute* were read and ap­ on the be**. The underclass men (Junior*) proved and a treasurers report was .--Mist Dot Teslo and Miss Mary of Lt. David Kills. A wishing well, containing the am planning a big affair for the given. Mrs. G. W. Miller also gave Ann Michels were Junior hostess­ gilts, from which w:u suspended Junior-Senior Prom. It's going to a report on Ihe Baptist Childrens CPO Wives Club es for tha evening. Coffee and a silver bucket on a while satin bo held at the Mayfair with an Home in Lakeland. The elrele fcooklss were served. A laigo rope, was placed nest In the sunk­ orrhestra and all the trimming*. voted ta sponsor a child In Hie Installs Officers jrowd enjoyed the dance, en garden m the Urge living room. Trn-la-la , . the school dame home. At Tuesday Meet Resides the numerous living plants band I* an organization which, up There were a number of coupons in the garden w«» a beautiful until nhsv, sse have not hen id The CPO Wives Club held a turned over In Mrs. Miller to be meeting purple orchid in bloom. On the- much from . , but. »inco they have and Installation Tuesday vrnt lo thr home, where they will mantle svas an arrangement of three performances coming up In night at R p. m. In thr CPO Club t* . turn them Inin cash to bo used on the 8NAAS. while carnations and pom potna. the near future, it Is fitting that for equipment, The dining table was overlaid sve at SIIS should hear nwte A short Installation of officer* FRIDAY Mrs. II. A. Sleinmeyer reported was held by Mr*. Howard Wolfe, with a white linen cloth with the about them. Thursday night, Joe The Jscsrsnda Circle of the San eenlral arrangement being an at­ on Ifto visiting done by the circle out going president. New offlrtra Fisher svns interviewed nn the rd Garden Club will meet at 7:30 tractive piece nf drift wood hold- subject, sie Mr*. Raymond Freltar, presl* members during Ihe holidays. "The SIIS Dnnro Band'' m. at the Garden Center Hos­ | ing a double swing with a minia­ and Inter on the baud Itself dent; Mr*. R. L. Herdman, vice Mr*. O. P Wade gave a ntosf MISS k h iiilk y ty iik tesses will be Mrs. Fay Jones, ture bridal couple seated. 1This Inspiring talk qn stewardship. president: Mr*. Harold Keen, Mrs, Jim Corbett, Mrs. A. J, Walker, and Mrs. was flanked hv tall burning tapers. plii.ved a very beuutiful number ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ There were Dime new members secretary: called "Pete Kelly's Blues". All Mr*. Willlsm Johnson, J. F. Lewis. Homer Dsborna will Mrs. O I,. Broussard, grandmother welcomed Into Ih clrcl"; Mrs. Marie treasurer; this took place over WTRIt on tJio srrgeent at arms; and Mrs. Walt •how a colored movie on use ami of the bride-eleel. poured from a Carpenter, Mrs. n. K. Sodorblnm, ITjo I a* devotional rheirman, leen ago radio program vvh'ili silver roffee service. types of fertiliser, nod Mr». Richard MeVcy. The Mrs. Fre/tar wa* presented the ft. Tha Sanlord Duplicate llrldce Those attending were the hon- starts at 7 p. m. Till* i» an up mem hr •* nriuoui u*r« \te», c, gwvrl from N5-:, ?Yi!fe to "do a "C lub will meet In the Yacht Clnh. orcc, her mother, Mrs \V. E. Bak­ and coming program ami maik Danner, Mrs. G. W. Miller, Mrs. good Job." Refreshments were Resting will he at 7:43 with play er. grandmother, Mr*. Broussard, my word a vety popular one. II. A, Sleinmeyer, Mrs. O. P. served and Mr*. Wolfe waa pre­ to begin at 8 p m. Mrs. It K. True, Mrs. Raymond Keep your rats pinned to the Mr. and Mr*. W. W. Tyre of San­ Wade, Mrs. (’. W. Ergle. Also a sented a gift from the club "In MONDAY Ball, Mrs. M. 1,. ft ahorn Jr., Mrs. 'radio, visitor Ml** Linda Sodrrblnm. appreciation fnr her hsid work." Dick Worrell ha* brcil seen ford announce the engagement and Tha Dependable Class of the Ralph Wight II. Mrs. John Fitz­ First Methodist Church will meet patrick. 'I rs, Howard Whclchcl, eround the office every second approaching marriage of Ihrii with Mrs. Nancy Rrock, 41* Grand Mrs. Gordon Swaim, Mrs. Giles jeriud. What's so interesting there daughter, Shirley laniise, to John view Dr., at a p. m. for its regu Chapman, Mr«. John Kadrr, Mrs. Dirk? . . It couldn't hr the scene­ Wallace Maddox, son nf Mr.,and Will You Do There? J a r monthly business and social W. E. Ilerselipl. Mrs. J. \V. Hash ry could it? Helen Hampton ii Mrs. A. II. Maddox of Sanford. meeting. am, Mrs. Arthur Corey, Mrs. W. a rule gal • > watch your alrp. The wedding will be an event Circle No. Eight of Ihe WSCS mc| * Tha Elsie Knight Circle of the K. Ia-m»s, Miss Barbara Chap­ Who's Ibis cute dish vvaiideiing The 1% Annual ir.it Rsptist Church will he held man, 'li»s Carol Skinner, Miss around school now-a-day* hoys. of February 4 at 4 p. m. in the Monday afternoon at the home nf First Methodist Church in Sanford. Mrs. T-te Chapman on W. Ftrsl SI at the home of Mr*. Roy Reel, 811 1,0110 Nunnells. and the hn*tr*»e» Take notice gi;e* ran r its Denise Mrs. Weber and Mrs. Bouinill.il. UeFnllot "Denny" for shore Her Escambia Dr , si * p m. The session v*»« opened try a TUL.8DAY favorite pnvl time is hciniinr prayer verse railed “ Another Y’esr" Tha Ftdelis Class of the First ashtrays She also collects them wa* givrn by the rlulrman, Mr* Rsptist Church will meet with Mr* Local Groups Arc . . m inding hobby isn't II? Albert Hickson Mrs J F Courlf; V. C. Messenger, 137 N. Elliott The teenage diiving rodeo look • t a p . m. gave Ihe drvntlnnal and routine Invited To Attend place yesterday morning In hack of The Seminole County Chddren's — nt tha — n l reixirls were fold hy Ihe offireri. the school. (Julie a few of the r \ • Committre will meet at Dm Srhrad Orlando Meeting students took pait in It, and U l S C U S S e S I l a n S ; The study course wa* givrn hy Administration Building on (,'nm Would sou like In know how In from my personal opinion it was , 'Mr*. w I*. Chapman after which ^merclal Ave. at 5 p m. All mem- set a table for p*rtirs. weddings, a lot of fun. The wnttrii lest ! h * rhrlfun-Canlilrn Ctrue , . "tiers sra urged lo attend this Im­ nr anniversary dinners'’ Would you was held Ilus mottling. Winner* Class ,.f the Fit*1 Baptist Church wfrr.limfnla were zoned In thr portant meeting. like to know how In do it different­ will lie announced at a later date. met at Die homo of Mis. I,, II. mrmhers. Judge Ware's Rlhle Class of ly and attractively? We know Mr? . . I knocked all the tennis f'lipp 2IIII Key Are fnr Bs j Those allending were Mr* Chap the First Methodist Church will where you will he ahle fit pick up balls down but olio , ■ oh well. Saturday Nite - Jan. 14th on,nl lily businris and social man. Mr*. T Chapman, Mr*. meei !r. McKinley Mali i l l n. m a lot of new ideas for table sellings meeting vvllh Mrs. A. <*. Doudncy Cotirirr, Mr*. Dan Gurry, Mr*. A I.a Ylrno Is a year older as nf for a chicken pilau supper. Hosts and decorations. D:R0 In 1 :110 Subacriptinii* Ill.oOuCnupl* Mlrk.sim, Mr*. Claude Herndon, Ibis ruining Saturday. A parly Is us co-hoslcss. will he Mrs. C E. Williams, Mrs. In thr absence of Mr*. Fu- Mr*. C. E. Jackson, Mrs. W. It. The Park Lake Circle and Lu­ In be given in her honor. I'nngiaAt the Door or Call Sinrt W, A. Hunter, Mrs. R T. Warren, cerne Clrrle of the Orlando Garden gene I'runlnglnn, president, Mr*. Kirby. Mr*. Henry Lumb. Mr*. Fnr Table Reservation* call 811 J. L. Crawford, and Mr. and Mrs. Club. F. F. G. G have Invited Mrs. tulntioiis In you Iva on your lllth II. It. Ilerkrnbnrh presided aa Zel, Bailiff, Mrs Roy Trill*. Mr*. Jdrthdny. W. A. Norman. mutiiia buslnrs* vsas taken ceio «). K While, Mrs. Effie Mlrke, Verne Klintwnrfh, Tampa, to speak SInro the *lx lane Ill-way bus of and new projects discussed, The Sanford Tourist and Shuffle- on “Table Decorations for Special Mr*. Ruth Hawthorne, and visitor*, hoard Club will have a covered Occasion* and Everyday Dining," neared roimdcllnn, steps fnr the Mr*. Hvuketiliarh presented a Mr*. Normand and Mra. Jones. students safety are underway. . dish supper meeting at 8 p m. Wednesday, Jan. 1*. 2 p m. »i the most Inspiring ilrvotlonsl using after which entertainment will be Orlando Garden Center, nolllns A patrolman will ha on hand tn s* h»r tuple *Fallh." She stie«** direct traffic on all *■bool af* cd "fnilli III God as the sbsolul* presented. Ave. at Lake E'lelle. Orlando. Tha Joy-Ruth Sunday School Mrs. Kllnlsvortli is wrll known' fails when the traffic is heavy. answer to Die abundant life " Clan* of the Fir«t Baptist Church in Garden Club rir-lr* S''? is nn I'lie students have been asked to Mi*. M. N. Cleveland led In will hold Its monthly rln*s mrrting accredited llidce of the National (,nik neio«s the *tiee| from Ihc p r a y e r further "emphasizing at 7:30 p. m. in the home of Mrs. Council l i t Garden ('lulls, IS Road­ • hoot so (hay won't have tn be faiiti as the answer to every situ­ Roger Schmidt. 20.17 Laurel Ave side Chairman of the Florida >n Flench Ave. We apprreiat* ation." The Unity Class will meet ni Federation ol Garden <lull- and II ami will be glad In abide by the (■nines ««.r„ enjoved ssllh 7:tS p m. in the Valdrt Hold with at present is lining a T. V. sene, lutes I'm suit. , prizes awnided lo Mrs II V. the Rev. Carolyn Parsons a* teach- m Tampa Seminole Song f,»r the Week; N'nlson Jr and Mrs. Cleveland Mr*. K .1 Marlin, having Dir f er. The public is invited. Reservations ran he made "Memories Aie Marie (If Thu. marked plate, wa* also given a WEDNESDAY through Mrs. Mabel Crandell. 71111 B)n n«w-. , Tha First Baptist Church will and Mrs. Harold C. Sharpe, 2 1056, prize. hava prayer meeting at 7:30 p Orlando. Lovely t refreshments w e r e served to Ihe following: Mr* ANNOUNCEMENT m. The Sunday School Cabinet nf Tho F.nlisted Mrn's Wive* G. II, Frederick, Mr*. C, O. Todd. Cliih’* Rowling tram will meet Mrs. If R. Ileckenbarh, Mrs the First Baptist Church will meet from now on on Friday nights at Nash Kennedy, Mi-* Dot Carter, at 8-13 p m 7 p m. Mr*. Louis Barley, Mr*. H. V. Civic, Social D»pt. Womans Cub, Thus, Interested ere asked tn i Nelson Jr., Mr* Tom M»rn, Mrs meet at eluh hnu»e—Red Cron mntnet lh« bowling chairman, K. J, Martin, Mrs. M. N. Claveaptaker. Mrs. Phillip Koiiiii, telephone land, Mr*. L. H- Tripp end Mre # --------------------226V-J. Dmidney, . SN Local Homo D fn fc I I C lu b H ears T a On Landscaping unique- Shower Given Tuesday For Miss Baker ■T!.»- .orij -!- i D c US;> * tlon Club met yesterday at 2iW ff. m. In the Club center with Mrf ®. Gutheu* as guest speaker twin* as her tnple "Landteaplnjr”. * The session was opened with singing of a song followed by tha lord's Prayer In unison. Mr*. Gil* thau* wa* Introduced and gava an Interesting talk. She emphasised the planting of gras* and bald tha member* not to uYa ' oak leave* on azaleas berauia “ they cause a fungus." Mis* Myrtle Wilson then draw picture* showing how a p!*e* should he landscaped both front and hack yard*. The film "Qu.stlon Askad"} an cancer wa* shown, lt waa U ' r.ounced that there will lia tw« all dev meeting* next week svth the itala officer*. .'- j Mr*. J. L. Clark and Mra, Earl Turner served refreshment! af roffr* and sandwlchet to StT mint* ber*. ; ' Those present were Mre^ J. N. Azierello, Mis* Wilson, Mra. “ ‘ hie William*. Mi*. Lida Stwtl* ¥r*. S. F. Flanders, Mr*. Raymond H, Smith, Mr*. R. F. Gutheu*, Mre. C. M. Flower*. Mr*. H. F.‘ Rdahlk, Mr*. II. W. Linz, Mr*. J. H. Haw* (home, Mrs. Fred User*. - Mra. W. R. Brinson, wet. /non L Clark, Mm. F.»rl Turner, Mr*. Roy Yffilt, Mrs. Michael Diets, Mr*. J. B. Crawford, Mr*. A. A. Hunter, and Mrs. A. P. Kyles. f Parents Announce Engagement Of Shirley Tyre,.J, Maddox Methodist Circles | kjj ' Si . f > • l . ELKS CLUB Circle Class, Baptist Church Charity Dance Music by Tony Perez and his Band R I V E R CRUI SE S ON THE BEAUTIFUL I (psA honah '' Mr*. Taylor Brown Saturday Mra. T. C. Brown Sunday W. A. Patrlrk (NILE OF THE AMERICAS) STARTS SUNDAY Mrs. W E. Read of Augusta, Ga., Is visiting in Sanford with her ■on-in-law and daughter and fami­ ly, Mr. and Mra. Marion Harman. Q Happy Birthday ST. JOHNS RIVER Kitz T h e a t r e B I R T H S S.S. NAUTICAN 3 BIG DAYS Mr. sod Mr*. R. I.. Rsrineau are the proud parents of a son, Rich* sid Lee Jr. born Jan. 8 in Dm Nnvy Hospital in Washington, D. C. where he I* stationed. She la the former Ann Vance. #% THE EXPLOSIVE STORY OF A \ FIGHTING MAN WHO FOUGHT TOO 1 HARD'—A! -AND SET OFF THE MOST SENSATIONAL TRIAL IN U. S. HIS­ TORY I >] 3 5 0 PASSEN GER VESSEL . u •• ' ■1) • * e U. S. COAST GUARD INSPECTED D A ILY LAST TIME TONIGHT SA ILIN G AT 1:00 P.M. *■ j i,' ' .*>'• , STARTS 8:31 RETU R N IN G ................................... m u o n * ........... 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SANFO RD— 1800 M i s BICKFORDuin BElUMfioo STEIGER r..EillU[IHMONTGOMERY-rit*nm.»lt«« IN F O R M A T IO N * CLU B e r S O C IA L G R O U P l J • * ................ - - ------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ •J! • If k rj -------------------------------------- - ........— ii m . �KUNDUY, Bar op w * * r w * o w /A .T m "'o^Sfim « .* » •* ».!• tM «4 »ir» — •/»• *• Mtr kliulmliil Tre Ton cWffl»SVf1w... p tc c ip >0 C i L S If 1 couldn't go DO, i d totter laava." AMM w u DO fool. Ha know t h a t tfcto n i M Attainpt to (ore# u>o laaua Before m arry la i Ann, oad bad gum tn be surprised AM mouthed n w n j aa that ucucl Wiui lln r tt bv atood caewtng am tip, nbW ng am mg annd along Um adgo of tba ear window, Uitnbing bnrd, Ha wan tamptoa. But, gao whin— To oraab with Ann, to gat Inta ail th a t oueb a oraab would aiaan a divorce, and all tha legal auaa, tba nanruonao— iual ooaauaa ba d workad up a favor over n wonsaa with green ayaa. Ha lookad up. “What would yon dal* na lakad politely. "II you Hit KanaeriyT" Cynicism wan no part <d Aden U M , and yat—ato'e m m around a long lunai a# thought, watching “t only want so far na Saying I mignt leave the boepltol," aha laid turn gwyiy. •he'd add , , , Well, that would m He waited"Nuraut* ia my career, a t oouree." aha w m explaining ta n raaaoning way. "But it I'm aver r ug to aaak* a break, n should juet about nhw." the waa watching him, and ba bapad hie face ehowed nothing- A man didn't imagine a certain wensh ■ i n arm s aa often aa M'd trues and Um rain, Um light wac toe poor for bar realty to eea nia lean Ha atraighUned eo that na na longar leaned into Hie car— and waa glad that na nad never onee said a word to kinds about M r dppeal to him, nor attraction. "Tee," aha said thoughtfully, "f w a n I d marry rhoodorv — if — wall—* She glanced a t turn, bar green eyes bright. ~ It wee tho um*. tho ehxnee, to put to nia claim out oo didn't. Adam took off nia oat, and pul It aw again. "Dell would ba aw­ fully good to you," b* said quietly, flow Linda let naraelf show aocrvtthing at wliat alia waa feellag. Har Upo t h i n n e d , and bet bands pounded the wheal run— lightly, “Tea," in# agreed, "be'g ba very good to me. lie might even —Adam, would you aell na th at hauM you r* building no Creea a n tr Ha atmout laughed aloud. It had always been "Linda’s bouse," any. way- " H ad Jump a t Uw chance to a a HI •Ton think Bell would ba to a atohd to buy aucb a bouse 7" ba •aked, careful not to sound eager. Linda's amit* waa d au itn g : it dUto*t ahow a thing. "He'll be ba tha m iiuj" atm drawled, sllktly, Of One Certainty In '56 NL Race CHICAGO W -It'a a clack to# Chicago Cuba In 1«M won't law any more gamaa to tbatr old tor­ mentor, pitcher Euaa Mayer And that'* about tha anly aura thing tha ilith • place National League ilnlihera af fait aaaion aaa say / They have eliminated toe m o ­ bility of losing to Mayer by tba simple process af obtaining him from tha Brooklyn Dodgers Bayan year* ago tha Cuba traded the Vyear-old righthander anly to have him wraak range sees by baattec them S4 tlmaa Now tha lanky hurley ffam F a n , til, U back til Cuk uaiform. Ha agreed to contract tohaa yactor day. Mayer won only six games far tha Dodgers last year, but three of them ware over tha Cuba Hit presence Is hound to m ska for tome improvement in ton club as torrent at a news conference yes­ terday by Msnsger Stan Hick. Hack isld that tha Cub* might crack tha first division. But la ■aid ha had little Idea at a starting lineup and that ha was going to iprlng training "with a completely open mind" on tha aubjael SHS Teams Drop Two To. Seabreeze; Play Home Tonight By H. P. GOWDIH The Ssabreea* Bandrrabe stretch­ ed their winning streak to 18 garnet last night by downing the Senford Celery Feds 7A-4I. Phil Waller with td points and Scotty Dunlap whs huekated 22 proved too much for the huitlara of Sanford. Lanky Jimmy Owen dropped In 14 ceunttrt to Itad in that flald for tha hems town five. The Sanford R-Squad, outacorad In avtry quarter, dropped their third eut of all itart* hy a icftra of 81-11. Ken MeMunray led Banford with elg points while Bud Lager of Seahreeia rang up II. The Feda will meet Deland at tha local high school gym tonight with tho II-Squad to gat under­ way at 7 o’clock. "I guana ha would at tin t," said Adam briskly. "Though im does hsva the reputation of being light with hie money." Let Hell buy the house, be waa thinking. Then all the people in these houses on Fill* more would know why ne talked ao long ona evening with Mias Von Bant. teetio*— ito* waa aeaShg a tat eg Itata, tend thinking slmoat eonstaatly •botte har, to aver more Intimate And apeclfte detail. He fraqtMhUy fTo 0* Continued) Seminole County Records ' ^5tm V r«5ah, ;*t i f W " * "* Rlrn»M Carliun at at ta ’ Perry W. IVtiaalUnd *t at .Y’jliia^N nrdM fcm at ua to Jaaapk C*MSlHarrv Usrdsna Jne. te Cart X. .'C ow an at ux , Marry O. Jlayra at ua ta (Isarga M. ' _ *'ir**x at ux *"J,,h" 1 ' * n " ca ts **,w ,nm * *• Owandnlyn f Ruth O, Waiver In Slat* af Pla. i f y V J v - Xarliald i i n i i T C. * . Wjjnams at ua I* M. U HI. t. F^ cnoii^ i t t i 1 ffVuiaa u Dor#,h/ M. ■ , „ asoRTOAuxa •ri8Mward Carmin in.—I at ux to » W"aj1*P Davin A f’o » * r 4 w n a r ,A & M ,n ,,«i JW JS nS r'& ‘ M “ S ^W eF sar " , **k« f* u ut Csrt Hilt O stuw ar Jr, te OrL Tt*. as*. A U>an Aaa# Harmon* A. rin n ar at as La Pars4laa Pelat Inr Aulf Livatlnak r#. Ina. 4# Palmar tat Nat. in k . A Trual Co Jahnnl# Jnhaaan at us ta Hu*aaa's email Lean Co. laaa >m lti at as ta Aaaoelata Loan CO. atorlan W httlav Davie A Ca. tp Th^mVa**laaa**Staaran ta Btaoktan Ito b u V W hattar navla A Co. ta Riuaaiuok Har. Ink. ■utaa# n, T artar •• « t la tit. Pa4. Oav a Laaq Asae. Ahhia w. Bari at vlr la t i t Pl4. as *■ A Lean ass* tw lbart P, Duran* at aa ta Pis. ■ lit; in k . Ranald IV. Uutrhaal to Parmsra Korn# Adm ■ tTISPACTIOVa Harms# Jarnhsen at ua t# C, M Hove at ux 1st. PM. Oav. A Loin Asia, ta Ati. Ma # . nor* at vlr. 1st Pag lav. A Loan 1* Rugaea R. Taylor at ua J, fl Hiirna to J, R. Walla at ua ■saboar* Pinanea Ca. ta Wlttla K nlthi at ux Pla mat* Bnk. I* ttolvaraal Marina ta t PU. m att Ink. ta Alhsrt Xitwsrd* •t in Uuir I,if* ins, la Rsrtha A. tim esaa at vlr. . , j M iarR L i.A annr* Army ar tt. a. ta itishard Harat* I’arksr, aUrharaa aidnsr (1. Harrla Jr., air., ta K. D stiflowaa at us ate, a rta r af Alacm tojS Jaknsos .A. wife ta Lsna . Yl °r4*r *7 Slamlsiat Arthur Platt at ua to 1st p#*. Har. . A Iwan Asia., auherainition sgmt 1* K. Htavana at ax ta llnharl H. mltitnV Alfnrit A Ho; Alford, «opy (Inal juds.m.nt Cnlx.l.-l'.lmoll*. Co. In Myrlll liurrls. «i>»x final imle*'n#ni Jiaraam U lull iu Jama* Unit, final ilarra# Mra. flsoraa I. Whaalar at Bn#. Ball team Monday night at • o'clock at TsL A Tal. Co, laaaa MtnniAosi i.ict:nen the Saminola High School Gym. APPLirATIUM* nonart Mlllmi l.fwia, as, B.nfnril In Kafir Armalronjt, al, K.infi.nt iUlrolm Vs. Ilraaa, T*. OfUtnlit tu Alics iL Bar ins ur, is. OrUMa Ckarlai rrlanrt. tlal^nd to An­ Albert* Is Named na Vutch. aa. Oal.and 49ers Head Coach YOUNG GIRL DIES FROM WASP STING KALAMAZOO, Mich, ipi-SIttlng In the living room of their farm home last night, Mr. and Mra, Ivan Schuster henrd a scream from a bedroom where lliair ] 0year-old daughter Jeanni* was sleeping. As they burst into tha room Jaannie gsvq a low moan and loat ronaclouaneia. The bewildered parenia tried fFantically to determine what had happened. Then Schuster found ■ dead wasp beneath the covers of Jeannie's bod. He railed a doctor. The girl waa dead whan b* ar­ rived. The doctor said Jeannle had died of anaphylactic shock—Induced by extrema sensibility to insect stings. SAN FRANCISCO III . Frsnkto Albert, tha erst while wlsard of tha T formation, yastarday waa named head aosch of tha Sen Francisco 40cn professional football club. Frankie, In his first Job as a head coach with only ana season as an assistant to Rad Strader, who bossed tha 4Pera to a d lm trnui season in 1*88, told a news conference ha would Bald a "color­ ful. raprasantaliv* taair " But, running the taam—at feaat in the field—will ba nothing naw for Frankie, It waa nail known that Buck Shaw, tha 4*ers’ head coach until last year, gsv* his star quarterback a fra* rain at bandllxg tha offensive strategy. Players who could b* reached were enthusiastic about Albert as their coach. Dickie Moagle, getting raady tor IT P IL A X m , fp & H i/T itr I trim rut 1 *tx r **or. Hebert, Oliver Take Part In Crosby Play From Babble Beach, Calif., come* newi that two golfer*, playing out of Sanford at* to take par In tha Ding Croiby Golf Tournament. Crosby, for ten yrtrs he* been picking up the tab for the tourney end donating the receipts to charity. In the starting field are Ed "Porky" Oliver end Jey Hsbart who are both playing out of San. ford end the Mayfair Inn's Semi­ ST. LOUIS (M — Tha St. Loula nole Country Club Golf Court*. Cardlnils hava signed tha hackOther golfers who were In San­ bona of thalr taam—Staa Mualal ford for the annual Mayfair Inn's and Rad Schoandlanst. *18.000 PC1A Open are Doug Ford, Bo Wlnlnger, Bui Holtcher. Wal* The lonf-tlma National Leagua tar Hurkemo, Mike Souchak, Tom­ stars txprtisad satisfaction at tha certmony yaatarday whara thay my Bolt and Dutch Harrison. BlngCroehy Is putting up the put their names to contracts call­ prise money In the 115,000 84-hole ing for a reported -115,000 total. For Mualal tt will ha tba sixth tournament with 12,800 going as ths top tob for best pro end a aaaion at an aatlmatod -*0,000. Coast Conftranca, 11.800 for tho play-for-pay man Schoendienat will get a reported from other eourcei In tha winning pro-amateur Aum. 148,000, bcliavad to ha tha sama Ben Hogan com*! out Today, aa last yar. from hie retirement, to play for U m two ara tha only holdovers Lopes N eeds W in charity after leaving the field from the Redhlrds* last champion­ of competition lest June. Ha turn* ship club at 1*40. For tho 85-yearFor T itle C h an ces *d In a 88 during the first prac­ nld Muilal it will bo HI* 14th Ma­ By 1HK ASSOCIATED PRESS tice round at Cyprese Point. He son Aaith tha St. Louis team. SAN FRANCISCO Oft — Joey remarked, "1 was putting better Schoendlenit ia raady for his 12th Lopes, needing a victory to stay than I have for two years," year. la contention for a crack at the Musial will be trying to add to lightweight crown, _goes into the Dillard Eyes Third the many records ha alresdy ring tonight a 107 favorite against holds. Ha has a .84] lifetime bat­ Ludwig Llghlburn. Olympic Showing ting average, has won tha NationThe fight ^wll! be televised ns- BOSTON (St — HsrrNon (Rones) al League batting crown six times, tionally at 10 pm .. EST. Dlllsrd, wllh an eye toward ■ third w u tha league’s most valuable Lightburn, a flashy type of Olympic a p p e a r a n c e , comes player three years and^et a major boaer from British Honduras, "home" tomorrow night as the SOth league record by hitting five home could drop his Sacramento, Calif., K n i g h t s of Columbus Game* runs In a doublehcadar in 1*84. opponent out of 10th place among launches the Indoor banked-board Schoendienat, who will ba 88 next tba US pounders. track season at Boston Garden. month, slumped in batting last Lopes tost on points to Carmeio Dillard, /Sullivan Sward winner year to .Ml, compared to a ilfaCotta and Frankie Ryff last year a* :h* outstanding amateur athlete on an eastern tour. of JIM, has awent through 17 in­ Lightburn, who it ranked sev­ door meeta In Boston without g enth, has a record of J* victories defeat In the 48-yard high hurdles. aad six defeats. Of his victories, Including heats, he'* won 51 sepII warn b7 knockouts. arato races locally. Thar* ara >2 victories, • loasaa Ha tied tha Olympia record for and I drawa on Lopes’ record, ia- the 108-mator spring (:10.8) in 1*4* eluding II XO victories and tha lf0-mtt*r hurdles (:U.7) In 1*82. tha East-West pro all-star game, Two other Olympic record man. said "Frankie la a fine parson. Horace Aahanfaltar In tho two-mil* I expect a big Improvement In and the Rev. Bob Richards in Ut* team morals and t think we'll snap poi* vault, a n ovcrwhalmlng faWm■It Ia ahp dlrl fltffHM fftrfri " vorttas ta toair apocUHJaa, Cards' Backbones Toll Satisfaction With New Contracts ■IG WORDS TOO MUCH OMAHA un-Th# gray-halrad forsign born woman asked to ba • » > euaad from District Court jury duty. Sha said "1 hava lived In tha United State* 80 years. I know tha little words okay, but not tha big one*. And you know thasa law yers..." Judge Boas Newkirk excused her, lima average at JM. Ha la rog-rdad aa tha elaaaiait Raiding lacood baseman is tha major*. 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M* YnuteFortatloB Fro* Downtown Sonford 4 OCT' Chorrolot Station Wagon ID i Very Nice "Tho Couatry Huh of Trottlag Traeluf* PRESENTS ii i. —Til lawn. jiBrawq Ally, nirn ■rninn, »» vb1 oeitey, Annr H. flnsH tU rt etrto Teeth Were — S/a Mite (IreSe T U nity f'omher, r e n t KIM, K n ta k India leery, Den'-e Aqiln, Tlnrld Dues, getr tlypay, Rnlpa L littn Dear R ad ar And Yon Shall H ar Of Th« Mldnll* Rid* Of Paul R t a r t l Ho Hid A Homo And Didn’t Got Far— NOW SHOWING SEMINOLE PARK RACEWAY M « IT-** a Crndtom . At Ow Mg Rad Arrow 0 r $ lA \ Chorrolot Doluxo 4-Door Sodas — LUto Now IN DINING ADVENTUR1 i¥ EVENING FROM NOW ON— INCLUDING SUNDAYS COMPLETE DINNERS FROM 9LM —DIRECTIONAL. , to r floor *M ,,4 *r 4,i- OUTID^fAW! VBMI.,.1 ^ & iT ta aalva tha fa1m itart or to callad “ lurhar aJliPt.** Tba folia itlr t U a nova by ona taam to draw aaothar taam affildo and glia a *-yard penalty. Earlier thlc weak In Loa Angeles tba Amarlean Football Coache* Ataa. voted to lot tla committee an athlaa daal with tba eulprlte. la tba governing NCAA, rule • maker* In eeiiion hint decided yeitorday to let it go at that, and Chairman H. 0. (Frita) Crliltr of be Unlvaralty of Michigan de­ clared Bw Coaches are to he commended and hit commlttaa "aupperte them eotbtiaiaaUcaUy." Today tha committee delved furthere late M ether lunaettonj for rate m ilieu*, Including coaching - F l m t r liin n k a n rt 'al fn C II, Rav* LrTs T. jly a rlik t# Hslsa Xtantoa Lrariek, final asarss IlakI Mup**7 »• FIa it a1!* «" L. I s harskL (mat asers* ASa-A-dsr ar P U . Iionna M. Cras* • t at, awnsrs, fieiiiiaua aama ■ j d ’J S ' Z S i t l *■*■!«• .B y '»-■ tlrartoua Maa H arr J. J. . . __ __ Hula(all P.arth I ___ jrnee»e nit* _rtti r.rrv P.lntsr Reytl n in e.. /»»]' iJirV'ri. ,VE i /w a �Radio-TV Highlights Social & Personal Activities By BUTB WCKBKN entertainment with five turk Marriage presented a* door prlaaa the m Miss Elsie Oraca Earoa of Da- lowing officer* w»r* install 1 , -—1* Ail!.*, r u .i'i T it',,, .1, -Dmu, i>riJarjr, 'pr ol Aquabcgue, N. Y.. were marr ed danti Norman D. Wright. DaL lest Friday at tha Methodist f'**t vice presidentj J. Allan Ja i lurch ot Enterprise. The Rev. son, DeBary, second vica pr Robert H. Carr officiated. Mr. and dent: Joseph L. Corley, Sanfi Mr*. Joseph Brenner attended treasurer: Albert Williams, them. Th# youag Periko* are Bary, secreUry. Thl* 32nd dee honaymooalng la Naw York. Masonic chapter counts memb Mr. and Mra. Jamas Rlehardi from DeBary, Lake Helen, b who<have been doing a deluxe Do Smyrna Beach, Sanford, DeL It Yeunalf Job of building their and DeLeon Springs. ^ own home for two years enterVolunteer nreuieo's Ball • dined M guests at an At Home On Wednesday Teh. g tho gt the beginning of the year. With Bary Volunteer Ttremen will 1 suitable caremonlfa thay laid a Its third annual hall at tho Ora tlmf eapsula containing family city recreation hall. Muaie archive*, a yearly ntwanaper. a be furnished by the Parker Orel lim e aaagailna cover with Gev. tr l. Ticket, may be purehi • ■ m m * fo u r stairs"°" ,hv'™r„" v “• “ « > !« « * . <»« Ot four acre, overlooking Lake Voaroa the Richard* horn* la aturdlly built, with known modern convenience, even te a TV so eone tn a tad that it awiaga easily through a wall, thus servicing two *h‘ rUr «w*«bera of tha VfW ‘-ontmuimy center Monday 1 p- mi"«y bring Fbeanta, tranfers er ralaatz m,nt* from olner chapters, Glover of Orlando, past d Russian technicians, under ft NEW YORK IB—Perry Como la | KABUL, Afghanistan UB - Thl* hori* carta and pedestrian*. A tevf year* ago thrf modem tract to tha Kabul municipality, I capital of Af|hanl*tan I* making a coo], dry guy. Hut ao la Jackie ill* iccond attempt to catch up with vehletaa were largely American. paving streets. Moscow li al Gltason. Today Russian-built buiea and So­ building petrolaum itoraj*. taa viet taxicab* — Kabul** tin t — and a Kur pean-atylo bakery, The networki, agencies and ad- the loth cenury, J te. > v l v - ’"***. ***13 *.r„v-ll-\ <.» VauitltitVllh" * ipoti ui'd W rier ut«t wius M » . .Sir. iim till.* • “ " ' *‘ * By Batty Skalteu, Dedge Teel Drivel * fury of television warfare have now was e x i l e d when hi* Nreform* When a police officer la Grosaa Folate Woods, Mich., give* a locked these two in combat for the clashed with Moslem tradition*. 'motorist a ticket, the objactive la to win a aupportar far tha city's larger audience In their Saturday The mndemtiatlon effort of Af­ evening spots opposite each other ghanistan's present government, salety program Tha officer usually succeeds. Proof of that lias ia tha fact that —Como on NBC-TV and Gleason headed by King Zahlr Shah and this suburban city al 18.000 placed seventh in the nation test year on CBS-TV. when Use National Safety Council»—.......................... Despite all tha drum-beaters, It's Prime Minister Mohammed Daud, ranked cJUe* of over 10,000 popu- ujIrj- /or Ulk« Uluatrated by a somewhat less earth-shaking con­ avoid* any reform* which mignt latton en traffle safety. Not one flimaand educational pamphlata, flict than tha Battle of Gettysburg. stir religious feeling*. traffle fatality occurred there lu t designed to Impreu children In fact,, only twlca incidentally tn A look around 6,000-toot high the past tlx months has thl* de­ Knbul show* bazaar* like thine partment ever mentioned a pro­ sketched by European artists M gram'* ‘'audience rating." Don't years ago. ponkey and camel cara­ believe 'om. Know the sponsors de­ vans plod through the rutted, dirt mand 'em. Know the audience rat­ roads. , ing systems try to do as complete The city of 200,000 appears to tie and honest Jobs aa possible. Rut a man'* world. The shoppers, the what'* th* point to the individual people hurrying along the itroets, viewer? Include few women. Those who are At any rata, NBC aaya that out la publte wear ankle-length Trendex find* Cpmo has topped veil*. Gleason for tho past two Saturday At night, almost at aoon at tha nights. "Gw ellliena tun tali, Kabul becomes a dimly How do«l Gleason feel about lit ghost city. Stores close and tho i WMihtitM this? crowda disappear behind the high officer* patrolling the city tn Above hi* desk ho ha* hung a walla surrounding most homes, Not ahlniog two-ton* blu* cars," ha large, smiling portrait of Ferry a lighted sign is seen. explained. “Whan a motorist Como. gets a ticket, ha usually thanks Out of the darknet* come* the IIA1IH v n ina nwR SIMM w uiv w w mury, tnv bum the officer for drawing attention blare of * loud speaker — Bldlo Duehaa* of Windsor grin happily a* thay arrive In New York with go soma unsafe practice." Bait viewing Ihia weak: license. Young traffle violators Kabul carrying government an­ their pet dogs. Th* Ducheae recently made the trip atone to cooiult 'Nightmare in Bad," one of the nouncement*, news, Moslem pray­ Ferctfg] Measure* are often returned fer additional with publishers concerning her autoolograph?. ffwierwoHom U year's best televised documentery er* and music. Tew have radio* Along with aourtaay, ether schooling before regaining thalr license*. films, appeared on Armstrong Cir­ more forceful m tuurci con­ but atreel • corner loud-speaker* Clllzcni of Grots* Folnt* tributed to the Grosse Polnte cle Thfeler (NBC-TV Tuesdey ove- make Kabul's resident* a captive Woods have th* aecurity ol know(Woods saiety lucceas story: ning.) The brain-child of producer i Parking prohibited on one aide ing that they Uvt In a safe com­ dircclor-wrltar Henry Salomon, It audience both day and night. WILLIAM W. WHITE. DDS Other Indication* of recent prog ef every residential atreat. This munity. How does your gomoffered t vivid and grimly factual step provide! room for motorist* munity measure up? account of Russian suffering under res* are m o d e r n automobiles, If there ii a need for Improve­ go awing away from trouble if It LEONARD MUNSON, M. D. the despotism of the Czare cod the trucks and buses competing with looms ahead, and gives pedes­ ment, you might help nil that Comffiuatili. trians a better look between the need by letting your community REARM,F.SR LINCOLN ■lop end llatan before crossing know hew the Job li don* la In exploring II film sources, Gross* Point* Woods, one of th* streets. many previously untapped, the srniNGrtEut, nt. tJB—A new Police officer* visit schools reg- safest UttI* cities la Amarica. NBC-TV Film Documentary Unit statue of Abraham Lincoln, ihowcame up with some fascinating Ing him beardless, as he appeared THE REMOVAL OF THEIR OFFICES footage on the private life of C ur in Chicago in lfttiO. la tn he built by Dr. Avard Fairbanks, Univer­ Nicholas II, the Eastern Front in sity of Utah sculptor, i (This article I* published as a decay of more than St per cent World War I and the counterrevolu­ iblie service by Th* Sanford among six-year-old children wae tion of tat*. Many viewers doubt- Fairbanks was selected yester I less learned something new about day to build Ih* 133.000 bronze earld in cooperation with th* noted in five yaare, 1209 EAST SECOND STREET iminnl* County Dental Society.) Lewiston. Idaho, reported a BS the historical context of commu­ statue hv the Abraham Lincoln Me­ morial Commission. The statue, tn Returns coming In on aom* of p, r Cl,nt rtliuctlon in dental de- nism's cancerous growth In Russia. he erected in Chicago'* Lincoln * most thorough-going studies fliy jn i*v*n-year-old* three Inserts hava no lung*. They Square, will be tv* times larger SAME PHONE NUMBERS OPEN MS<M dental history are piling up yMr» altar fluoridation of water breathe through tubes running all than Lincoln's actual measureidenr* to *how that your rhil- began. en * **,th e*» k* partially jn ir#„ where water la not through thalr bodies. rmourplated" against decay y#t fluorWllUH# d#rvtUu i r , ap. th fluorine, plying fluoride* directly to the Fluorine i* a ehemlral related, teeth of children. A aeries ef chlorine, universally used In ((our applications ara given two iriflealion of water. It ia th* to seven days apart usually at w super-weapon In tha war on g, 7 l0 and ts M tht t all Courteous Police Officers Promote Safety Program ... ANNOUNCE Fluorides Protect Teeth TOINTLBU' GIFT JACKSON. Term, UB — Not* to Dominie A. Tata of Niagara Falla, N.Y.: That gift you left tn Jackson yesterday turned out to be pointlee*. At tervlca station attendant K.C. Hankins tells H: Tata drove hit sputtering car Into Hankins' service station, asked for a fountain pen, aaked Hankins' nsm* and then signed over the title of the car to him. Tata SJked ad got a lift to tho but atalonfor himself, hla wtf* and thoir luggage. Said Hankins later aa ho polished hi* ear: "I put a now act ef points to th* distributor and now K run* like a tewing machine.'* ing love—even In 'Franco—brought o flood of feminine objections to* r....................... 1 Clair, who hat mad* million* out of hU film* about lovo, muted ever the atato of tho art during a recent Interview her*. "When I waa IT." alghed the feT-yaar-old movie maker, "I had a IMl* bachtlor'a ante up under * Peril roof. Her* 1 could allow myself a lovo life, but today no young man could .afford such a plaeo." 0 It was suggested that m young Frenchman would be Mopped by •ueti a thing aa not having a roof over hla lovo affair. Leg al Notice nr n r a e n t r r r r r o v a r , n in t h a tn ic iA L r t a o r r r o r ri-o w ida in , a n d r o a a a tja ijo i* c e rx rt. w c d a u c m s t ^ m bd - e T H t STATEC n r ^ L O iTiV a"TOr bS W h ir » » «■ . A sworn ccmatalot for Dirore# laving basn fll«4 aaalnit you In ra* circuit Court, in and f"r *•«*<• am* County, rim id*. r>y jo iin m. pOpSON, tn* short tills of whlrh u J o h n m . d o d b o n . rum urr. v*. WILL* A. DOnaON. Dsfsndsoi. JhSso prosonlo or* to common* you s n s .tr m d til* your wrltlsn d«fnnass heroin on or bofor* th* ith J fr ef Fabrunry. A. D, Hid. «r •Herwla# o nscros Pro C onfine . Wi l l ns sntsrsd scainit you. T*1* "of-»t-r<! H m W !t d«!gi.*itd •* A nawsposor of gsnvrtl rtrrulsSinn In which thl* elU lloa shall bs buailshod sac* oasb wash for four •njJMutly* wosks. , »hnd and official •••I Of th* Clerk of th* circuit "Nonsense," said 3* • year • old Shlrl Conway, an actress. “ Indoor* or outdoors — It makes no differ­ ence a I any age provided tho wom­ an la In lovo. "TYuih la that bofor* 33 a woman la ahyar about necking. But, I think it'a much more romantic in the open air when the atari ara ahl" n* and tha night la warm." Said novallat Daphne du Msurler, "Put th* age up to iS and I might agrea with him—but not at Atria Scott, 10, film aetm a tad TV aUr aaid: “ Why. out ef doors la a splendid place for romaneo. If a woman really needs comfort with her lava he can't really be in lovo with her man." air refused te even dlicusa th* itlon of hnw an Amsrican wornin might lrck on outdoor lovenaklng. "Americans are afraid ef lovo," o said. to Id cent* a person per yeat. depending en th* type of fluoride compound used, the amount of fluoride already in the water, the site of the community and tho per eapito (tie ef water. Nbw Reader Sftieseea Character B uilding DR. ULUN V. LRAVRLl* oofhor of Ik* mw "Golden Role Stria*" of reader* for tho fourth, gfth and ■lath gradaa and director of th* Uaivarsity af Virginia'* MeGnfey Reading Clink, ootata oet to two Inteot alitb-grwdens Ih* 11 basic virtu** children ara lad to discover for Ueaaeelvo* through th* Bertas. Th* m w readers, whose a aw ap­ proach huttda character by ■teeth­ ing without preaching," will be pub­ lished Jan. I by th* American Booh Company, th* world'* Urgant textboob publisher, in cooperation with the Folnwr foundation of T o w Moat people think that the gentleman who own* and drive* a new Cadillac must necessarily bo bleaaed with an abundance of this world's goods. green ol ■awtgegei utavtaieo sUUona I For wisdom and practicality lead to Cadillac** just aa surely ns prominence and prosperity 1 3 Listen, for • moment, to this remarkable u oombly of facts—and ace if you don't agree, General Insurance * W E L L D R IL L IN G But tho truth of tlie nvatter Is th at a great many motorists of relatively modest means—like the nappy man you ace here—sit at the wheel of th* "car of car*." A H. JAMES GUT AGENCY Tho Series Sixty-Two Coupe , . , the beautiful and inspiring motor car pictured ab o v e, , , coats just a few Jollara more than many care in tho "medium-price" bracket. Cadillac'* dependability ia so extraordinary th a t the car la virtually free from all but tho purely routine requirements of service. A Cadillac stretches a gallon of gaanlin* over so many miles that it I* actually tha rival of much smaller, lighter car* in this regard, And a Cadillac will retain its value over th# years Irctter than any other automobil* in tholand, The conclusion is, w* think, atlf-avldenti Cadillac ownership i* not only wonderful and thrilling—hut sound and sensible aa well. \\'h y not atop In soon for o look and a rid*? You'll discover tho moat beautiful Cadillac over b u ilt. . . tho finest-performing CodilInc of all tuna . , . and the greatest vatu* in Cadillac history. That'* Cadillac’s magical combination for I9ud —and it'a waiting for you now in our ahowroom. Howard C. L one Phone 388 - �rm M tn m jm io Trassaarr :** H:«T Kit* nn w n w a ta w ” " a*■ bib * . lit* > • W4.‘r.*J. .. 4. -, Jp,'. — ii# fr-fira:*..** jit: ii* ifwr*vtu# * tit* Lit* of »it*r I t! 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She had ilx hard w**ka of localloni In Mex­ ico, working in 14 different site*. Thli kept her'awey from her femlly until Juit before Chriitmai. She hie two other children— 1214, and Michael, 10, by her first marriage to Carman film dirtctor Georga Thleii. "Bob really luifcred," the laid. "I think I may .never do another film, Wa’r* letling th* baby’a nun* go next mtmto, to tnat will live you as indication. “Actually, I didn’t know what 1 wai getting into. W* mad* the deal over th* telephone when I wai on location with Boh on Tha Lait Hunt* My egenl-or rather, mp former egent. bceauia I have let him go—called me about 'Randido.’ Bob approved it. But we didn’t know it meant a long lo­ cation. t "Sow Boh aaya I’ll he doing pic­ tures only if It’a anmething I really want to do, If he think# U’a worth­ while and If it doesn't involve a location." - > She Indicated that Bob haa taken to the domeitlc life end ha* proved a good father to hla brood, "Boh thinki I spoil th* chil­ dren," ah* laughed, "and I'm afraid be’a right, 11a wai brought up more strictly than 1 wai and he provide* the ditclplin* for the children." » Hr n*r* eantrtl KU. Rhevaaa* f.’nuntry Praliri llrami ul* Opr* llo n ay m ao n ars turnon Runyan Tkestr* rant n u r Jubllaa Th* Via* Mitrliahi Thtatr* ■CROAT a m a ta M fllan.O# Fraeram Raaua* N*w«.W**th*f Wtokr l»ok R Toe T in * la tk * tl*Tl*«ni. Industry On Farad* l.*wrtnr* Walk Tn Ik-Around Advnntur* Kara »h» Nall, n !«•(’# Taka a Trip Olinayland IVKII#* n«rk»l R#uaa TVatarfronl I.*••!♦ .lurk IlMiny M Rillllra* ■how OR TNaalr* fAMsmJ Uli.k. Apparntmant wlfn Ad*.' 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AhO WAY IT’S FR'«N(\y COUNTRY/. / Tkt tmr aay* 0 9 and the pries icon'1 1top you// • *A Station W T R I M 4 0 0 Kilocycles lit* r«Twir( Mirrk tilt Twllia|it ■•apt PAST SERVICE DAYTON, Ohio urv-Now this U what you call ambulance lorvica! Mr*. Anna Relnek*. T4. wai hit by a taxi at aha trotted a itreet y i r Ltrday. Deputiea laid the wai is a hotpital for treatment of a broken leg let* than thre* minute* after the wai (truck. As ambu­ lance reluming tot he hoepital wai running behind th* taxi. •itc *,r,i>xrw till a*7*ir f t m _ 'ft *•* . it u formano* » new and dramatic It aauat ha mparianoad to ha believed! Waiting for the tight tn ehanfpg you can’t hear the engine. But touch your to* to the accelerator ta d in a split iseond there’s a to m tit of powhr, sparked hy tbs moat advanced angina of them all—Lh* hlaaiav M7h.p. 8trnto-Stroak V-dL t Team this torriflo pernor plan t with Pontiac’* nil-new 9ti»to-Flight Hydra-Mntic* and you'vo pot the smoothest take-off that ever brightetktl a highway. A * e r t awafl bahilnd tha wHm ! wiH lull tkabatatamant down aa a fact. C o m along lor a drive add aan, And remember—thia stay han* dllng dream is actually *wv#ng tha btggwt, huakiaot a m butm . . But "to" u A* word far 'Ml! Per- . rtalar* taalwai aw* „ You can buy It an Ita name alone-* this Mg, high-powered 'M Pontiac— and b* aaft in th* knowledge .that you enuldnt have tpada a hatter investment in yarn of dependable, . O'clotk a * l y >•*4(^4 YamemaetmUgkm a Mg'glamortm Pontiac $40f * tm ■VilaMin'* cu«a* ■*• iBVnVrr'ijtl*, II. I A tka open road and aoma landmarks you can challenge- Wipe out a hill*’ Straightan a curve. Smooth out a atndch of rough road that's bothered you for year*. Now m s why theyVa calling this Um greatest "go" on wheels? More than th a t—H*» tha greatest huy on wheels! And th at too, is wuy to pror*. a Then taka's look a t the prim tag—i I check cm our dml. Nothing will atop this powerful hAauiy fruea baiag youtal �------' • If Jt’a Worth Anything It’s Worth Adrarttoiaf la •BALM S » - isnn. d o w n TRIEE Three Bedroom Modern Masonry L A R G E Home. Lovely location. Electric Kitchen, Ceramic TUe. Price Bedrooms, 1 bath, separate dining 9,800. room, living room with fireplace, Far year Beat Renta eseeni enclosed sun porch, petto with Cullen and Harkay, Realtor* bsrbeque grille—an older home 1M N. Park At*. Pkset U l t designed for gracious living. 114,730. Terms 2 BR home. Price only M.875. NOT A PROJECT! Down payment 8400. 848. month Lovely 3 BR nearly-naw home In excellent ntlihborbood. Hard­ BUT - Homes of Real Individuali­ wood floors. Died bath. Very ty: Brittany Firm Homei, nicely landscaped- Price: 112,100, Early American. Ultra Modern, 82.130 down: 181.16 month. See Conventional A French Colonial this on* before you decide. types. Lakefreet Camp She* BUILT On Large Landscaped Sand bottom, Spring fed fed. Lot iliei Lots; In the best of neighbor­ 75 ft, or 100 fIt.t on water by hoods. xlmately 230 ft. depth. Priced proximately from 1883 to |7!5. Terms, COMPLETE with all the features A lexander f t S trin g e r you have dreamed about such at colored General Electric Real Estate • lacunae# appliances and colored plumbing Mrs. Lourtee Mm eager, Ause. iuiuret. 197 Magnalie Ave. P I. II Tho Following Batea are now in affaet AND available at reasonabls C A. W HIDDON, SR. prices, with the best financing 18* Par Lin* for On* Insertion Reg. Reel Setae* Broker l i t f u Lin* tor Thrr* Inurttoni 4 with minimum down-pay­ V. S . Douglas, Baby E. Williams ments. 14* Per Lin* lor Fiv* Insertion* #11* P«r Lin* f*r Etch 33 InPh. 1881 t i l S. Park Wellborn C. Phillips, Jr. Mftlooi. CLASSIFIED ADS WANT A D v RATES *" H J H iM f} APTS. K elU m ; Mid B fbr B rt. A n te* Aft*. RMetoacy. Phona w v. _________ _ _ a*Biia*l* Realty for DesLrtbla Hem** and Apt*, fhon* 37. “ a?l FURN. Efficiency Apt. IT-02 South City Limits. Sfumbarland Court EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit- x iK .s t M Sg ^ti*l Jaeobson Dapt. Store. ___ Furnlihrd A room house for 3 to 4 months, adults, f hon* 1009.___ THREE BEDROOM. It* .bath, 1 masonry. Private Lake, Yearly . or stasonal. Uitiuraished, $83.00. 1Osteen-Enterprise R o a d , IVk mllesWast. Mr. Wlstrind._____ ONE Bedroom Hous* to couple. Furnished. Rt. No. 3, Box 274. ^•VELL Located. Three room furnlshed Apartment. 360. Including 2101 Magnolia Ave. Furnished three room apartment, $30 monthly. I'hon* 1873, Robert A. Williams.___________________ Apts- 112 Elm Ave. Ph. 2963-W. FURNISHF.D Two Bedroom house. Tile bath, kitchen Oarage, gas heat. M3. Phono 402-J. 'ROOMS. Heat and Hot water. IT. a weak. Phan* W1J ED House In DaBiry. FU pply 1011 Elm Av*.. 8 ft. FURNISHED Two Bedroom House. Enterprise, Bo* I or Phone 1348-HI.___________ . _______ HOUSE TRAILER. 100 Sent*”Barbarn Drive. Phone 2220. WrWO Bedroom House. Large yard. , t ttsF $7,900.00 Sine* 1949, Sanford's Leading Builder of homes for over l,v>o NEW two bedroom masonry homa, people. Sales Office: Little Venice close In, Oak floors, tiled bath, in Loeh Arbor. electric kitchen, close to church­ Pboeo 1384 es and schools, a real bargain, lmmedlit* possession. , New 3 Bedroom, masonry, just out DOWN of City. 2 mills from the dock, 3ta R. R. It) Baths, C. B. Nicer blinds, neater, and water heater section of Cily. 573.23 prr month. Included, immediate possession, Priced to move at 111,500. 89,100, requiring as low as vn, balance less than 81,000 down J1.000. DOWN — 3 B. R.. separata normal rent. Dining Room and Florida Room, Kitchen equipped. Nice section.. Another Dandy! ST. Mortgage. 3 • B. R. modern masonry home 2 R. R Fr , finished. On S serf*. in top condition, situated on 93X130 Excellent water. 3 arrea fenced. lot In excellent close-in location. 2 Acres Tillable. Other extras. Home hsa furred walls, full cera­ 81.000. with 51,300 down, mic tiled bath, and oak floors. Kitchen has beautiful cabinets, 82.000 DOWN - 3 B. It.. Garage molded Formica sink top, and with room and shower. On lerge G. E. Refrigerator.! An assort­ tot Including citrus and tropical ment of citrus trees in bark fruits- Total prlre. 18,000. No yard. This home la one year old, City u x a t to pay! Close to Bate walking distance to aehool, and and Schools. surrounded by homes n( equal value. $1,300 will handle. 81,300 DOWN — 2 HR. Asbestos Siding. Kitchen equipped. Land­ Seminole Realty scaped. Flowing well, Bar-B-Q Pit. Price 83,500. W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO W. H. "Bill" STEMPEK 1901 Perk Ave. .Pbeee II er 143 Realter — Central insurance Gertrud* B. Dtagfalder, Associate LAKEFRONT HIDEAWAY Gay Allen, Associate ONE-BEDROOM Cottage, masonPbeee It 112 N. Park Av*. ry. On clean semi-private Lake. 10 Arrei of privacy and sunshine, 5 miles from city. Awning type windows, brick fireplace, kitchen bar. 110,000.00 TWO REDROOM Concrete Rlork, kitchen equipment included, large 82' X 105 lot. tlarbeque pit, carport#, Practically new. Priced <7,300. with low monthly payments. ATTRACTIVELY DESIGNED 3BEDROOM HOMES - PRICED from 111,200 to 115,000 . FHA and VA (01) FlnanetiL ODHAM ft TTJDOR, INC. Bulidars of Flnar Homes for Florida Living. S l JtJuu f Z t f i f Com/m*! Salas Office-MM So. French Ave. Fhon* 1129-A. B. Paterson,Broker Phone 2100 or 2880 Associates • A. B. Peterson Jr.( P. J. Chesterson. Garfield WUlefts. John Melaeh, R. W. Wil­ liams, Hasel M. Field. A. C Deudney, t^nd Surveyor. leeiedT Phene 759-R. Nle* rooms. cooking avaUable. Phone 1015-w. FURNISHED large, clean downstair a Aportment. Sll Park Ava. Unfurnished House. Monro* CorTHE GABLES ner. Phene 4 9 - J , _______ 401 Magnolia Avenue. Sanford. Booming House. Hot and cold OR IALI — Smell House and Lot. water tn all rooms. II bedrooms Reasonable. Call 3061-J. for rent, owners rooms, all rant­ ed. Ineome: 8423. FURNISHED Apt. Full kitchen and cu, 4ULuuiv« ■■■ • per r — month. ------- , 29% gross on Investment. Liberal . t a b . Aiulti. M0. Ms Manager after f p. m.. 4< m West 1st V . terms. Brokers partietpitton In­ vited. Must be sold this week. THREE ROOM furnished Apart. 1’ricr": *18.000. completely fur­ Mrllonvllle, nished. WANTED TO RENT - 2 10 Acre* on Lako with conrrete SMALL'Unfurnislied Ajit.. Good block homo about six mllea from city. HO,000. Terms. J. W. HALU REALTOR, Florida State Bank Building # n iia u "Call Hall" Phone 1151. • Bisa HHome. ftW ir s g f f e g Write Clyde F. Kearbey. (imnurMl nellverv. Sanford. .„9w Home 174*0 Concrete block construction, nice ait* tot, paved itreot end close to shopping district. Will be roidy for octup«ney to two weeks. Location 110 East Fourth | Street Terms If deslrad. Out from town — Two bedroom noma with 1 eere of land and at 15,500. A Urge 4 bad____jlth 2to *erei oflind only S miles from downtown and prie4d at gto.ooo. Robert A. William*. .Realtor Baymeed Luadquisl, Aiaeclato —■— lira AUintlo Bank Bldv. BALL. BROKER .lRON, BROKER ayman, Associate ffiK Ava. Phone 940 TWO ledroom House, also New Throe Bedroom House. Fb. 38-R. m*i&! t Bedroom ceMsnt block JPS horn*, landscaped, woo^ floors. 0 . I. Finance. k el U f SesHh Park Pbeee TO. if;, .w. THREE REDROOM Frame con­ struction surrounded hv large lovely oaks. Screened porches for summer comfort. Brick fire­ place for winter pleasure. Dining room furniture Included. Con­ venient carports, desirable lo­ cation 18,700. with ttrme. A Rial Retirement Horn* Well kept Two Bedroom Home on lirga comer lot. Good variety of bearing Citrus Trees. Flowing Well, flowers, good garden. Cloee In on pived road. 18.000. with 5800. down. Alberts J. Hall ABTKXJta FOB SALE - 8 11- WORK WANTED -U IRONING Out. House cleaning. Bunk Beds 703 Bay Ave. Complete w.th Innersprlng Mat­ tresses, Ladder A Rail. (Can be used as Twin Beds) .... 399.30 HOUSEWORK. 1113 E. 7th Street. King Sice Hollywood Beds To Plata A Want Ad Guaranteed 10 Years 80 X 80 Innersprini Mattress Just Call 1821 and ask for 60 X 80 Box Spring.......... 1123 30 thw Want Ad departaaeot Headboard (Decorator Plastic) THE OLDHOMEITOWN . BytSTANLl n«fK*«to u &***•»<0« « yM **j t Me.-a Unfinished Furniture I Drawer Chest ................ 113.30 a=jy?qgffLst! 4 Drawer Chest .................. 17.30 3 Drawer Chest ................. 19.30 "Start your own career in the ex­ Vanity Table ........................ 9 30 citing coametlc business as an Nlte Stand'.. . . . . . . . ......... 8 30 Avon Representative. Unlimited Mr. and Mrs. D resser...... 29.30 opportunities (or advancement. Bookcase Bed .................... 24.30 .Mrs. Juanita Russell, P. 0. Box 973, Orlando." (Twin or Double) idant Desk .................... >4.50 okcese ........................... 12.50 KECHOLS BEDDING CO. Corner 2nd 4 Mignolln Ph. 1332 "Bud" Bamberger, Mgr. Open Monday’s UJ 9 p. m. Used furniture, appliances, tools, Contracting and Repair etc. Bmight-sold. Lirry's Mart, 1907 Hsntord Ave. Tnono 1113 321 East 1st St. Phone 1831. FLOOR sanding and daiahlnc. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole County since 1925. H. a POPE CO., INC. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. 290 South Park Ava. Phone 1448 Plumbing. Kreshy Rrattog HEATING Floor Furnsre* and Circulator* M. G. HODGES U SED F U R N IT U R E CLEA RA N CE Service on All Water Pumps— Well* Drilled - Pumps Piola Road Phene loo ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 9150. Maple Club Chairs .............. 13.50 Wicker Rockers .................. 13.75 INSTALLATION cf Linoleum. Car­ Cocktail Chairs .................. S2.M pets, Tiles. Club Chairs ........................ SI M Sanford Linoleum A Tile Cn. Sofa Bad ............. 39.88 Phone 1917 2Pc. Sofa Bed Suite ...........127 $24W.So1st St. Student Desk 4 C hair.......... 19.88 For Better numtNng Large Office Desk ........... 517 89 See or Call Lamp and End Tables ......... 32.13 W. J. KINO Dresser R a se ..........................M.88 28** South Path rheme I* Dresser and M irror........... *12 M Chlff o-rnbc ........................ *1993 Small B u ffe t........................ JIM INTERIOR and E X T E R I O R Painting. Paper Hanging. Thon# FRIGIDAIRE appUanees, sales l-Pr. Dtmng Room Suite ... $48.50 31.3-W, iliiffum 4 Walker, and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, Vanity with Triple Mirror .. $12.88 Fla. Phone F03-3313 or Sanford Metal Reds .. ................... 84.88 1642-W after • p. m. Dining Room Tables ........ 314.88 RANDALL ELEC TR IC CO. 3Pc. D in ettes..... *24 88 Elcctrtr.il Contracting and Repairs Drop Loaf Kitchen Tsbles ...1 3 88 TV Service C enter Wnnden Kitchen Chairs $2 98 Youlh Bed 4 Mattress .... $27.88 Itrndlv and Crnvlry Appliances HAYNES Office Machine Co., 112 Mncnnlln A rc. I’h. 113 Typewriters, adding maeklnet, EASY TERMS Salea-Rantals, 814 Mag., Ph. 44. letterheads, state­ Mnthcr of Sanford ENVELOPES, ments. Invoices, hind btlli. and 203-09 K. l i t BE Phone 117 p r o g r a m 1, otc. Progressiva 14- RRAUTT FARLORB -4 1 Printing Co., Phona 408 — 401 Kta-Bbbb B m tj Shop Wait 13th 8L BEST In Workmanship a n d PLUM BING Matariali, ARMT-NATT SURPLUS Contract and ranxir _ lit East lad SL Pbeae Ml Pup tents, Junala hammocks, estimate*. R. L Harvey. EM (leaping nags, air-mats, jackets, Raaford Ave. Phone 1828. boots,• luggage, .paint. *“**■«», -poini. rtM « K103 So,y OakwAve. 310 Sanford Ave. For llcnt NEW «i lairaln Drag Thnna 971 Line. Phono Orlnndo 20 781. (Open evenings by appointment.) METAL ROOriNCl New In Stock. 3-V Crimp —1U" IAH— INHUMANCK -141 LAUNDRY SKHWICB -8> Corrugated— 2H" ComigaUd. Gat ail Your roofing needs at One hour - Wash aad Dimp Dry Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. On* hour U - Wash and Dry Fold Rate* to Finished Laundry Aewteg Machines, aid Reps Icing Pohcybolders BEET'S 1*4 8. Park rhooe 17U. Jo h n WfUiaaox Ism. Ageacy Santlnnn Dry (leaning Sonthaid* la u n d ro m a t Ml li e l s r i AUaeti “ * Seath Side Feedmart Bldg. 1848 FORD FERGUSON with 940 84 106 Rest 25th SL tire* ...............8450.00 BRITT TRACTOR CO. ■Iway 17-98 Beetb Pbeee Ml t7-AUTGMOBII.ltA-TBAll.KBM L 1* Quality Rubber Htempe pimm n i l Stock end Made to Order It will pay YOU to ice US before — 24 Hour Service — you rnu buy. buy Open Evenings and SEMINOLE INDUSTRIES Sundays. 2431 Yale Av*. Phone 20U J, Easlilde Trailer Salri, Palalka, Fla. USED FURNITURE. PH. 1014-M. FOR SALE — 1033, 42 Ft. "TravelIll*" delux House Trailer. Two REFRIGERATOR 9 Cu. FL Large Bedrooms. Air-conditioned, n r. F reattr Compartment. Clean, dilating heat. Cost $0 ,700. Wdl quiet. Phone 3I4.VJ. sell for 83,700. Phono 1B63-W. Brown Fox FUR Jacket. Slie 12. Excellent Condition. $23. Phone ll^ llUTQMQBa.B BBOWJCBA -16 1234-R after 6 p. m. CARS '30 Model BSA C-ll MOTOR BOUGHT SOLD TRADED CYCLE. IS eu. In. Very econom­ Roy Reel’s Used Car* ical. Call after it p m. 2018 Sanford Ava. 4 ltth St. T aul’a Town f t C o a n trr Ranford Av*„ Phone 764. Associate Rose L. Paytea, Broker Annabfil* B. Henderson. Associate T. V. SERVICE Phone 2871 17-BB at Hiawatha 7 PC. Dining Room Suite. Oek, 3 Hour Service — Arytlme reisonible. 1217 Palmetto Ave. Give MOTORS NEW C. B. - I B. R House. Oak Phone J6B4-M floors, screen porch, carport*, CRIB with Mattress, Like New. New or Reconditioned Service Cell g.H 130 ft. Lot, No City Taxes, w. B. Finance lien Makes Into playpen. Call 3143-M. 2tk H. JOHNSON ......... Hoffman, >418 Cedar Ave, 847.30 3 II. EVINRUDE ART8CLEH WANTED - 4 Z E PH Y R ..................... $30 00 REAL ESTATE WANTED 5 If. SCOTT-ATWATER $82 30 KEROSENE Ugh eel CASH. 1 HADE-IN price* 6 HORSE WIZARD_____ $43 00 ACREAGE WANTED 17c Per Gallon 17o paid far need furaJtura Call 938. TW MERCURY. I hive several Buyers waiting for No B ~ ottom Cowl ...... $100.00 WUaon-Msiar Furuitur* Co. Ill IMPERIAL 5 to ino Acres, preferably South B. lit 8L 7«* H, SCOTT-ATWATER .. 185.00 SERVICE STATION part of .Seminole County- Call 10 H. JOHNSON $* 9.03 Paul C. Altman, Winter Perk, TO RENT Wheel Chair in good 10 H. Lightning MERCURY $100 00 120R Park At*. 27-2341 Collect. condition. Phono 24(7 51-2. 16 H. SCOTT-ATWATER with controls ............... $133 93 ..... 8129.93 LOWELL U. OOOL 7 - feteLiveeleckiegefl** -7 18 H. ELGIN If. MARTIN. $339.73 Builder — Pbeee I1M RED-I MIX CONRRETE New motor ........... 1183 on EIGHT WEEK OLD Doxer puppy. Office: >881 S. Orlande Dr. Mlratla Ooeertto Co. Champion stork, registered fe­ 23 If. JOHNSON, 1933 Model. 199 Urn Ave. .Phono 1333 very f a s t ....................... $23000 male. Phone 2176-J, $10,000 • FHA financing avaUable. Also many motors torn down for AypliaM CmUg -w e ' Three bedroom bora# with o»« Reasonable. our Woittoghouao Dealer" 18 HELP WANTED 18 On Rale While They Last! floors, ceramic Ula bath, kitchen Maytag Washera .New 1038 Medal KVLNHUDES equipped, garagi, fruit. trees. ^ cuSSShfittid Celsman Haatara .... I58J6 up SECRETARY: Capablo, experienc­ Near South Sid* School. u „ n . Elec. Starting llg hfageeUa Av*. Phaao 1787. ed. Phone J IM. PROMPT 2*nlf INSTALLATION READY FOR OCCUPANCY USED Electric coin dispenser .3 M. rZi!! Klee. •»,'.......1,3000 Itrmnnstrator Masonry home $17,500 on lakoview *3g$ 00 drink box. Good running condi­ SALES HELP WANTED - FuU uscrl abnul 33 boon . Stricklandlot 00 X 133 with lake privileges. tion. Idas] for beer iterate box. or Part-tim*. Firestone Stores. M®* Will YOU Snap? This beautiful home baa 3 bed­ Mow Will YOU Trade? Can be seen at Use Sanford 120.00 Daily. Sell Luminous Door Morrison, Inc. rooms. 2 Ule baths, Florida Herald. 840. Your OI.D ftlninr Plates, writ# ft#eve«, Attleboro, room, terrauo floors, built-in T Sanford, Florida I rx7v* cooking top and oven. Terms QUICK CASH far Furoftwr*. Add­ Mass. Free Sample 4 Details. see .me NewBt;TTKR Evinrude Line for *3fi Phona 200 arranged. ing Machines, Typewriters. Out- House cleaning, windows, walls, beard Motora, Boat*. Super ROBSON fipnrllnjr Goods Floors. I). C. Caldwell, f’honu 114,300 Three bedrooms and Flo Trading Post Owe mile South . 1143 J. cm 17 M. Phoo* 8017-W. rtda room. Terrasio floors, UJa bath, natural birch kltehan cabi­ . Window Sills — Lintels 1»A HBLP WANTED (female) HA nets with built-in cooking unit Flue Blocks — Cradis Btockx and ovan, carport* and luge Grease Trap* — Dry Wells. 'Immediate placement with Cos­ storage erea. Term*. Miracle Caacreto c* metics Company for enorgeUc ^ j g f - y gMEtre at Berry's ALL L au ra B. O ilir, B roker 399 Sim Ave Ph. UU colored lady over thirty-five. Cin M il SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE KINDS work 10:00 a. m. to 3:30 p. m. a dr. furPbeee 1588 ajttiro at warehouse prices. —Factory to Tow— 40% commission. Box ft % The Phona 91S4 Day* Sanford Herald." Aluminum City Home ............................ MOO.Down Venetian Blinds • BRUSH and SPRAY. w.we U m t AND FOUND 21 Lake Hom e............... 11.000. Down Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom IOB- SALESMEN WANTED -1 0 ’- 21 Farm nunniw Acreage :..*• ....... 11,000 Down raiUI rail with pintle ends. Plastic or “ ton 1Buy or'Bell To Help You TED BU RN ETT rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN - LOST—Brown wallet In vicinity of lea, Broker Rota L Paytc eorda. downtown Sanford. Driver license Aggressive and alert, Sales ex­ ________ leraea, Associate AaaabeUe B.____ Hende 1952-M Nlfhta Bemksrik Oagg aad P>M Ca perience. Write Box SC % The important to owner. Phoo* 803-W Alberto J . HaU, Aiaeclato 113-114 Welt Eld SL •M iv d MaiaU. ___ m md Pboae MU - 17-n at Hiawatha YOU'RE TELLING ME! — ly WIlllAM HITT— Cinfret r r t n Wrlttr FOR prssldentlal conatdsraUon old saw of "It you "can't lick'’am) tn 1956 the stole of Ohio ta Join 'em" 7 ' offering net on* but two "favor­ t t I. _ A corker spaniel U/t along In 4 ite eon" candidate*. Tbit, declares the man at th* next desk, should tar In Coiiudo, prrs*e>( Iks starts rr. Damage—fJ00. 1Guest.toho’l get th* family vote. In thr dogbouttl »* 1 » , An elrohelle Beverage importt t t _ ere* association spokesman say* In 'Japan a policemen*wet 154* will be one e/ 15* "drinking. nebbed at ■ plckpeeket white eft 4*f" */ heilday eeasons. Oufp( duty. A ease *f net lettlnp en* t i t hand knew whet th* ether.WM The •v#r*t#\p*r»*n'i eye* *en doing? . perceive ebevt 180 dlHerent hue* I I f . . 1 -9 * ttMreeh* leak* Ilk* we’re all i.S#Iwyn^Ltoyd.' Britoln'*TB*lw foreign mlnleter with a reputation ter fer eelertelevlslenl I t I for talking bark to Russlaiu, to A large eastern rallrosd he* an admirer of taciturn actor Oaryi Isaatd e transport airplane for Cooper. Good—maybe hie "Nop#l'*| th* us* of Ita executive*. Can this will prove more than a match fort be another cu* of following the th* Red*' "Nyetl" Adsmtliare are requited to no tidy the Want-Ad Department lmof any arron In than 1 Seated Karate wfH be ter ante an* toeorrect 3 A A R .2*"A If Mill \ UMItt H A i -1 FI h t ••••*« * If" CLAM1F1RD DUPLAY i, WELCOME TO SANFORD Naval Personnel ■i. Will Ton Ba Oar Gaaat? Wa have leased com* looms at the beautiful Mir-Lou Motel These Booms are available Absolutely Free Fer a period of 4 daya, to Naw arrivals at Our Naval Air Station STOr by and Pick up YOUR Key at th* office of Odham& Tudor, Inc. "Builder* of Fine Homei" 2W3 I. French Avenue •IT *./; ” *W4 Bmta’upf*When you buy building materials here, you gat tha mnstent of the bejteat for tho lenstest. Bo aura to hco uh about it aoon-Today l HILL LUMBER & SUPPLY YARD IUMIUH Afdll Ml HI !»•’*• MAIMfiAis % / / /Aw *— v \ | SEAT COVERS PAINTING •<'V. crt*;/ •. JLi ' T ’/' t. i �News Briefs I f '"fnkrrylng on a shoestring" in bo deHned as going to the Mr an ani Income less than 160 w eek-.bout to,OOOu . , e a r HI **— Z*.\ v. is XT* I12®vu' id couples falls Into this cateryv ta*t the Institute of Llfo isuranco. Citing a study mado recently r Ota National Office of Vital atlstics, the Institute points out iat.W-per cent of couples newlylarrlad at lime of the aurvey id annual Incomes of leii than V Insurance. And at theso young families begin to acquire homes an(j 0jj„}r possessions, many have iddlllflnil m ,n>urtnca to eovfr * * Soma of these emtples. by care1 money management, undoubtlly - found they eould make-do l leal than (M l week. Others. rasymably, were receiving asstance from their famUics, irough gifts of food or money. number of itudenls were IncludI In'the 33 per coni who. with m <T no Income of their own. being supported by parents. 1 least nne In JO of these newly artlad couplet wsf living with i t r famlllea loan*, The picture of a typlcalncwlywcrf rouplo, as limned by the Office of Vital Statistic* survey, shows a hsPP* bride of zt or 22 and a beaming bridegroom who Is not mere than a couple of years Older ‘ban *bo. He is working, possibly «* » craftsman or ns the operator of some kind of machine. She Is So “* 8 inf J * 1Som® mor e, *ft' rBirnl,,r* rlaJe. Tho Of/ ce of ' Ita! Stallstics. In check ng on the move««"*« « ‘ho ; ouns head of the family, found that the younger ho “« «>«« >‘fc' y he w,n move after marrying. Tho survey proves ‘bat the U. S. la Mill a city W ed nation, despite the trend to »'iburban tlvlng. N a r y 73 per cent of the young couplea resided AHA fit *" C“ le* 1000 S f f l |.T S S n*urtew»rU « m J m l5 S "■atar^nr lesseJVr* o ris o n fHod *®rf* on died on the farm. There are always a few youngera who get married Impulsive. apparently without much ought of the responsibilities of atrlmony and eiiabllshlng a th « , lm8 nf ,hB WrVeJ’« anrt only ‘ bout 20 p«r cent were " - n l t c s . The rest lived on Thfl avcrfl*B Income of the city dwellers ws* about 175 a week, Mhilo that of the suburban faml||r!l wnj nlmost »70-not loo much difference. Farm families, on tho „tj,rr hond, averaged only S33 a |„,t |hU dors not rmint the va|u0 „( homegrown food. Mrs. Pcdrln, 46. the mother-inlaw of professional tennis star Pancho Gonzales, wa* found shot lo death In her apartment here Jan. 3. In c a . *« Addington was arrcsled In down­ There’s nn dnuht that most town l'hoentx yesterday. Pnllre young couples take their respon- said he told them the shooting oc­ lbllitlas seriously: One evidence curred after ho and Mrs. Pedrin t this Is found in (heir purchases began arguing about her keeping of life insurance to protect (hecompany with other men. In a family. signed l i a t e t n e n l Addington, The majority of youngsters have charged with murder, said he slept _______ before __ ____ Bfe Insurance they’ are mar- near the Imdy 12 hours. fled; ownership and'amount of (his protection Inercaaes with Thera arn nearly td'f) Marriage, according to the In'felttlta of Llfo Insurance. The of humming birds. Tli ivil of children typically call* Stale.* Is Mia summer I additional purrhaiea of life about 16 spades. featto t h a t . "the proportion of Childless cosrples decreased rapid­ ly With each additional year of Marriage,” which means that babies begin to make an appear- By ADD1E PREVATT . f!r rr.i Mr:. IJ:r;. •G al^.-had as their recent guests their ion snd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Waynn Geiger and family of Miami. Mrs. T. W. Prevatt and family had as fheir recent guest*. Mr. and Mrs. I<cster Beckman and family of South Charleston. Ohio. Mr, and Mrs. Carl Kelly had as their roccnl guests, their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly and daughteri Anilta and Nancy, and two of their friends. Susan Mitchell, and Nella Davis all of Paducah, Ky. Mr. nmt Mr*. J. E. Lowry had aa Ihclr guests Ihclr daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. F. Wil­ son and their daughter Miss Dctly Lowry. Mr. and Mr*, .lohn Stone and * family had as their guests, Mrs,, C. C. Cos and ion ami daughter-inlaw, Mr. and Mr*. Paul Cox of Crllscy. N. C. E. O, Thomas and Fullon McNeil of Sanford, N. C., and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mc­ Neil and children Mildred, Brenda ■ml Bill of Broadway. N. t* Mr, and Mrs. dark Dickstn and son of Virginia visited friends ^icre. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Summerslll am' family visited relative* In Ft. Lauderdale. They returned hero In make their home. Mr. nnd Mrs. David Oldham nf Osteen spent some tlmo here with Mr. Oldham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Oldham and family. Mr. ami .'Ira. W. A. Ellcnwond had as their gur.vls Mr. Ellenwoods' jliiler, Mary Julia Ellenwood of Savannah, Ga, James Henry Brown and Miss Nancy Myei*s attended the Tan­ gerine Bowl game in Orlando. Miss Estelle Baxter spent a few days In Sanford with her brother in-law and sister, Mr, and Mrs. Junior Shadnin and family. HORN HONXINO T TO COST MONEY BELGRADE WMt‘« going to cost drivers 113 now to honk their 'iiMA b ' «U ' A<sliilaui —1 can prove they had tn. Tho new police regulation Is the Yugoslav capital’s second move in recent years to control traffic noise. > There was a time when the horn was as important as brakes in Belgrade driving. Drivers used to honk horns lo indicate which way they were going — one toot if going through an intersection, two f» a right turn and thrre times for a left turn. v As more and more ears crowded he streets, the clamor became so interne neither drivers nor pedes­ trian* could till who was hooking for whaL Traffic lights wore installed to stop that , PAYAfl-YOU-STE AL LOUISVILLE. Ky. in—A new pay-as-you-stesl plan for thieving youngsters has been worked out in juvenllo court. Judge Louis if. Jull said yester­ day the youths arc going to have to pul down cash for everything they steal. He started his new policy by ordering two 13-ycar-olds to begin work lo earn $108—tho value of loot Ihcy look from a school hrcak-lii. UNLUCKY? 13 SYRACUSE. N.Y. IA'-Unlucky? John M. Dowdy of suburban Maltydale turned 13 today — Friday the 131h. He has locker No. 13 at North Syracuse High School and rules daily on school bus 13. Three beautiful Florida girls look at > giant map of the state which shows the main citrus producing areas of Florida — a display that will point up the theme of the 1656 Florida Citrus Exposition at Winter Haven, Feb. 13-18. The whole show will he built around the theme "show' window of the Florida citrus industry." The girls, are left, to right, Vonnlc Walden of Fort Meade, Doris Bland, reigning Florida Tangerine Queen, snd Jo Toplcy of Winter Haven. THE SANFORD HERALD Frl. Jan. 18, 19SI P age 10 Additional 1 Church. Notices . Continued From F ife Two Sermon Topic: “Things That Can­ not Be Shaken." M. Y. F. 6:30 p. m. Organ Vesper* 7:13 p. m. Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Sermon Topic: 'A Thorn In Th* Flesh," Broadcast over W. T. R. R. 1:30 p. m." Recreation Ior young people. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Itrv. A. 0. Mclnali, Pastor .Morning Worship It a. m. Prelude — "Bella of SI. Anne do Beaupre" Russell Solo - "I’ll Walk With Obd" Dick Aiken Brodsky Anthem — "God Plsced HU Hand On Mina" Rite* Sermon Mr. Mclflnti^ Evening Worship 7:30 p. m. Prelude — "Vision" Rhelnberger Anthem — "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer" FUlmor* Pioneer Choir Sermon — Mr. Melnnls SUNDAY 0:43 a. m. Sunday 8chool 10:30 a. m. Session meets fur Prayer in theSession Room. 6:30 p. m.Pioneer Fellowship 6:30 p. m. Senior High Fellow-R ship, Brenlmcr, 11, a sixth grad* pupil. To lupplemcnt her allowance, ■he worked as an ’usher at several school atfalra and received 91.31 a performance. A lax statement Informed hei SIXTH GRADE PUPIL * yesterday that as an employe of_ Denvrr school district No. 1, 24/ PAYS INCOME TAX DENVER vf—The tong teeth of cents had been withheld from her the income lax department has put wages for Federal Income lax and a small hlte on little Sharon 1 rent for stale Income tax. I . i C JACK JUSTICE gives you biggest capacity of any ‘/^-former/ I ^ ’.TIIH COURT-MARTIAL of Billy Mitchell, Star la Sunday at Tho lllla Thealra. A U T 0 M A T ,C fP W A S H E R S j FAMOUS G-E SW N G Tha Florida Association of Ilea (tors bus moved min its for tie Mi consecutive year under the leadership of President Jack Justice of Mtnmi Ih-ncli, who was installed at Orlando amid fnrsenrehing (dans for making the nnnlvwrsaty year one of onistoiiitimi* accomplishment in what JusIlew described ass " n streamlined |.Ingram of greater service tn tho public, with emphasis upon a promotional program *o sell this great state of nur* to ns many people tn the other 47 states." Hulling 11136 ns "our yenr nf greatest opportunity," Justlre said that "few other professions! group* arn In a better pn*jt|nn lo tell (ho Florida story to the lent of the nation nmt swell the tide of people who mo ruining line in sen In permanently. "While thn retirement homes fsetnr Is significant snd highly Important," the Miami Ilrnrh man auid, "wo must not loso sight of tiln (set that there it a steadily Inrrcnslng perreutnga of younger folk rnmlng to us every year, and If we ara tn have a solid economy we mint support tho present drive for Industry and employment opportunities within tlm state." Ite outlined wlmt he termed an "anniversary year" program ratrulnlrd to acquaint the public with realtor object Ives, heighten interest In and knowledge of real estate matters, and familiarise mors people with tha sound values of both home ownership and pf ital estate ■« an invest­ ment. Justice, who succeed* D. Harold Stlmpson of Orlando in tho top realtor post. Is tho thirtyfirst president of tho 3'J-ycnr-old organization. He drew national attention as a salesman when he set sales record* for NVih-Kclvlnntur In South America, and on a trip to Florida became fascinat­ ed with opportunities In real estate. PRISONERS CAN COOK CATLETfSRUHG, Ky. Wt-Prlsnners In thn city Jail can rook light snacks again—even i( It smelts. The City Council yesterday re­ versed an order hanning use nf a h e a l i n g stave because of com­ plaints ohmtt odors arising from prisoners' culinary effort*. MAGNOLIA AVB, — F) i -----------t--------- r.f\ ---------- LI RHONE 443 The first complete fours* in poultry husbandry was offered by tha University of Rhode Is­ land la Uflti ■ _ . U p to I y <. 1. 1 p i<. 11>h t m o r e IO ficls(jdcu th a n a n y a* other j lo n n er Now cm gets haJT-tomwr with n 0B.4-«*. ft baa for *56 fltvo you moro hortopowor per doflar* than (full 8-ft. iond longth) to haul thorn big, bulky load*, H ’fl available at low extra coat oa tha now lkA-ka. wheelbase Food P-100, GVW 6,000 l » . - t h * b a g ^ d Pickup body m tho balf-tan field! any other truck linel New Lifeguard Design Even the sLind/ud box, on 110-In. wfMJhMf has n full (6 cu. fL of loads pace! ' (safety features! New Driverized Cab Only FORD givoa yon a Short Strok* en gin in mmy truck-and at no extra coat! The F-lOO ghaa* yon * choice of 133-h.p. Six or 187-b.p, Y-fi. And mark (fate live Ford F-100 delivers up to 44% m art henepetoer tp •he rear wheelt than any other balf-toaner! w f % /W w * a* N«w Ford Trucks comfort! New bigger payloads! • f oil makas of truck*, based on net bonmpawmr and suggodcxl list prices, show th at Ford gives you morn power for your monoy than any other Inwk lute. *> Only FORD trucks give you such safety featmwi oa the new Lifeguard steering wheel and Liiogusid door latches. Seo your Ford Dcslerl h a**"" * If You’r* Intareatid In an A-l Used Cat — B* ura to Sc* Your Ford D u k r �0 __________ • WEEKLY MAGAZINE • i j THE SANFORD HERALD SECTION * r .' JANUARY 13. 1956 r f t o f c e 't f f i . / w J S 07 - i A �I J ' Historians point to hit noble ancesrry—Norman knights and Scot­ tish kings. But nobility la hard to inherit and rather has to he gathered fresh every day, like manna. His mining? A Virginia gentleman’s with West M m added. Other men hgve had it, and good men, too, without becoming Robert E. Lee, who went through West Point without getting a single demerit. He spent half a lifetime in the Atmy, recognized only by old Win­ field Scott and a few othen who had seen his genius in the campaign against Santa Anna in Meilco. • The bast known picture of Gen. Robi n I. lo t -th e picture school children flrat leans to recognize—shows him sitting on M* horse, reins In hand. Robert E. Lee HE pasting of years has drawn mystery over him. What sort of man was this and what was the source of his power? For poster he had, In superabundance. He had the power of genius In war—the artful sortie and diversion, the double thrust—not to be learned in teatbooka of taetkt.. He had the power to put heart into hungry, exhausted, barefooted men when the ammunition was gone. 'And amid glory-grabbers, buck'palters, alibi artists, little Napoleons and war profiteers, he had the power to twist them all Into a single strand of purpose: the purpose to which he ' had pledged hit fortunes, hit honor and hit life. ^Xf.know all the facts of his life—there arc no dark chapters and no un­ answered questions, eiccpt the big one: what was the power? , He was a devout man, but Stonewall Jackson spent whole nights in prayer. Lee waa big, muscular and handsome, but this docs not carry a man through the darkest hours. , What was it? Any good Life of Lee can give ui a hint and itds this: Lee was a selfless man. Not a scif-dcstructive or a self-loathing or a self-avoiding man. Sim'ply Klfleas. Part of it was in hia family tradition. But somewhere he had found i.’tc secret of how to live, the thing a thousand self-help, inspirational hooks, are trying to teach today. Many people can never kern it, and they are not necessarily to blame —their inner struggle* and doubts, grief, unreasoning jealousy, fear of failure—the list goea on and on—the defect! are too deep seated, they must do the best they can with the characteri they have. L e e seems to hive been selfless from the beginning. Great self-discipline waa his, but he seems to have had, naturally, what the saints and mysiica of all ages have labored to get through agony and bloody sweat. For himself, he demanded nothing. And when the surrender was complete, the war lost, the cause defeated, he needed still no recompense except a chance to serve. He found it in Washington College. It is now Washington and Lee University. But then it waa a tiny school with four professors and 40 boys, its laboratory smashed, its library burned. For five years he poured his genius into rebuilding the school, and then his mighty heart gave out Lee w u certainly succcaafiil—successful as a man and successful as a general. With this, there ia no argument. However, he went beyond success as we usually measure it. He had the energy and the humanity that ao few of ua have, to go beyond per­ sonal aggrandisement and the acclaim of hit fellowmcn to make a con­ tribution out of the follncaa of hi* Own being, to the common good. This, to our way of thinking, makes Lee not merely successful but a Successful Citizen. ALL riA m a t r u u n iv ii tost WAtrokMACH SAMMVWU . • • M C U C M tll . . MCKSOWVWU M ACH A m time draws closer to opening d of the great Florida flute Pair at Ta* f a il ary 31 to February 1I-A 1 Vk Ida ftfagasine praaanta nett wash • ft* who haa contributed aonso 3,000 Jam preserved fruit and vegetables In t hams sshihita, Mrs. Beasis 8wtf» Pasco Caunly. In tbs m b s iasua la ths alary Tatnpa’a colorful OaaparlHa Day at how a murdaroua p i n t s has baaaaaa �it ' t ') i i i Poor Old Craig — Is Neither Poor Nor Old % Ay FMD ORANT HAMMN T X wknty y ean ago they gave "poor old Craig up for dead. Today Craig b neither dead, poor, nor old. Roland Craig waa among thoee persona caught in the path of the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935-the wont in the history of tbs weatem hemisphere. Four yean before, Yankee-bom Roland Craig settled on the upper Florida Keys near Diamonds, and through patience and hard work, he built a fishing camp along the old overseas railroad that stretched down through the Keys from the mainland to Key Waei. In time, “Craig's Place" became a popular fishing spot and had a clientele which included the Qoulda, Vander­ bilts, Whitneys and Woolwortba. Then, along came the Big Breete of '3ft with its winds of 300 miles an hour and a barometer nadlng fef 16.85, the lowest ever recorded in thla part of the World. It struck with fury, that first Monday in Sep­ tember, h u t not without warning. The sea grew real­ ism and the overcast sky gave no promise of a break. As the winds rose, Craig's Instinct warned him th at pie buildings would fall and aseing no other altentative, he went out into the storm and dug a trench under the steel tracks of the Florida East Coast Railroad. Waves 13 feet high swept over the island, but ,Craig remembers only that the sea nearly drowned him time and time again, and In between, the land crabs scuttled over him in search of a haven. The next morning, exhausted and cold, he knew, that he had survived the worst the elements could do. He didn’t know it a t the tlma, but furthar up the Keys 200 men had perished. They were veterans, part of the "Bonus Army" which had marched on Wash­ ington In 1934, and had acceptsd an offar of 930 a month to work on tha overseas highway. On this day, “ Poor Old C ralg"-4ha legend—was bom. A plane dispatched to survey the Keys reported no eigne of life at "Craig's Place," and hia name was added to the list of presumed dead. Craig had loat everything but hi* life. But facing the future with stubborn determ ina­ tion he began rebuilding? HD friends never forgot him. They would alert anyone going down on the Keys to atop in and see "poor old Craig." With the construction of the overseas highway right through the middle of hia property, business began to boom. Today, 8? mllee couth of Miami, is Craig, prob­ ably tha smallest recognised town in tho United States. It b a one-man town. It has its own poetofTlce, a grocery store, a service station, a motel, s fishing dock, a restaurant, and property for sale, all managed by Poor Old Craig. Ha b mayor, d ty manager, police chief, fire chief, supervisor of sewage disposal and commissioner of public.improvement. During the bustling tourist season from November to Merch, the town’s population rises as high aa 100, whib In sum­ mer it often drops back to o n a-th e founder. He’ll cook you a meal if you're hungry and go out and fill your gas tank. Then he’ll rant you a cabin for the night and try to sell you some Key real estate, on tha aide, If all you need b some canned goods from the general atora or a cup of colfae from the restaurant, Craig will probably Dll you to help yourself. He trusb everyone. One dey recently he entertsined Herbert Hoover. Tho ex-Preeident arrived aboard h b yacht. Regardless of who they are or how they come, Poor Old Craig gives all visitors tha same casual treatment. "I let people shift for themselves. Celebrated peop b like to get away from coddling and oedinary peo­ ple, like myself, eren't used to a lot of fancy fuming," Craig says. Since that hectic day and night In *38, Craig has davalopad considerable respect for hurricanes. Tha moment ha gaU word of a pending blow, up the Keys he heads toward M b ml and the hurricaneproof home he maintains there, leaving h b 800-foot community to shift for itself. When'oldtlmora of the Keys see Poor Old Craig heading north, they are likely to be a bit anxious until they learn the reason for h b trip. t* , it is I i i I i �OAIKINS walk* around barefoot In the cypreee swamp searchlug lor knee*. He'a never had any difficulty with make*. IT’S NOT from outer (pace, not *urreall*llc art, but It • one of Tom Oaikin* find* in the cypre** iwamp. IT’S TINY crevice*, not the outer bark, which offer problem*, CYPRESS KNEE By MAX HUNN I r you've *e«n a gulden brown, strange­ ly shaped piece of wood displayed in some tourist curio shop or In the store of aome Interior decorator, the odda are great th at It was a cypreee knee, locally pro­ duced. The odda are equally great that Tom Oaskins waa the man responsible. Tom tells the story of the founding of the unique cypreee knee industry this way: "During the late 1930's,1 was search­ ing for a way to creat/s something I could trade to the people for a million dollars. I wanted to get rich. Who doesn't? In 1034, shortly nfter 1 was married, my mother-in-law, Mrs. II. L. Bible of Ar­ cadia, said to me: 'N est time you're rtf i - u iiw uj m »s »i — - M M* down in the swamp, Tom, 1 wish yqu'd get tne a cypress knee. I want to use it for a flower vase.' Like moat people, she thought that the knees were hollow. Actually, hollow knees result from dam­ age to the knee and are abnormal." Ills mother-in-law's chance remark gave Tom Claakina the Idea for a busi­ ness. Wall vases made from cypress knees were hia first products. In the beginning, he left the hprk on, and today you'll And some cypress knees still finished in this manner. However, he left the bark un­ touched, not because he wanted the rustic effect, but because he had nsver seen a knee peeled. He discovered that knees could be peeled accidentally. A knee he waa cut­ ting fell before he had cut the bark en­ tirely around the base. The uncut sliver held fast, and in a jiffy a strip of bark had peeled from the bottom to the top of the knee. Seeing the beautiful pale, white satiny color, caused Gaskins to think about peeling all cypreea knees he cut. But be­ tween the birth of the idea and practical succeaa lay many months of frustration. The cypreee knee is not known for Its symmetrical beauty, but for ita odd shapes, which verge on the fantastic. And this odd aha|>e almost foundered the yet unborn cypress knee industry. Stripping the bark off the straight parts of the knee without damsging the underlying sm ooth satin finish wasn't too much of a problem. But getting the bark from the tiny nooks and crevices with another matter. The prubtsm seemed simple: loosen the bark, atrip it off. But the catch was the loosening. Gaskina tried oils, lye, acid, boiling and plenty of elbow grease. The result? Badly scarred, partly peeled cypress knees fit only for kindling wood. Finally, he wrote to the Forest Prod­ ucts Laboratory of the Forest Service, U. 8. D epartm ent of Agriculture in Mudison, Wise. �I His question almost stumped the ex­ perts. They weren't certain, but sug­ gested that the bark might come off easily if the cypress knees were cooked from one to two hours in water heated to near the boiling point. Tom had already tried boiling the knees, but for u few minutes only. A couple of hours? Might work. Anyway, it was worth trying, and he boiled a test knee. It worked, and he achieved the first step in his cypress knee priding oper­ ation. However, boiling wasn't the en­ tire answer. The stroight hark came oil easily when boiled, but tiie little crevices and crannies still offered trouble. Me overcame this problem by using second­ hand dental tools, ttic* sharply pointed instrum ents making it easy to get the loose debris from t lie crevices. The freshly peeled knee is n pule color, but when exposed to the warm Florida ■un it takes on a golden tan that any blonde vacationist would be glad to carry back north in January. He discovered that it was necessary to drill holes in the knees to accomplish three purposes: (I) to permit the knee to stand on end without damaging the delicate surface during drying; (2) to ■peed up the curing hy making possible drying both inside and out; i ll to pre­ vent splitting. Hy drilling out the knees, the thickness of the wood is reduced, and It is (Hissible to secure more uniform drying. At the same time (iuakiua was seeking a commercial outlet for cypress knees, he was also trying In determine why some Knees take such unusual shapes. Late in the iD30's, in the swamp area immediately behind his house, he began a series of experiment* in hia cypress knee laboratory. He believed that the weird knobs— thought to provide air for trees growing in water—resulted from some damage to a growing knee. To prove this, he suc­ ceeded in getting a knee to grow around a Dint arrowhead; several knees tu grow around bottles (without breaking them); one knee to grow around a pewter cup (which proved unable to withstand the pressure); and several knees to change shape to cover man-made bruises and ruts. Although Turn started his industry on a commercial, utilitarian hnsis-lnrdhouses, vases, lamps, hookeuds and the like—today he believes that nothing practical should ln- made of cypress knees. Me has fell for many years that cy­ press knees were art objects. Hut before the wur, he couldn't sell the idea. Since the war, however, they have develops! a popularity id decor similar to that gained by driftwood. Tom still ptowln beautiful Fishcatmg Creek Swamp hunting for cypress knees which can become art objects. Me wades through knee-deep water, and hauls out hundreds each year for careful process­ ing and sale And those knees which are espei tally beautiful or unusual, liml an honored place in the Cypress Knee Museum near Palmdale, which he has built to house bis collection gathered over I lie years I TO FACILITATE drying and avoid splitting, he devised a means ol drilling out ten ter of cypress knees A little visitor to Tom Gaskins' cypress knee shop tries to find so­ lution to how one ol th e f a n t a s t i c a l ly shaped knees on ilisplav " g o t that way ” Ail ol them were gathered in fish eating Creek Cypress Swamp Tom G a skin s p ro w ls through the sw a m p w a ters o f b e a u tifu l F ish e a tin g C reek hunting fo r c y p re ss kn ees w h ich he b e lie v e s a re N a tu re 's o w n o ffe rin g in art. MUSEUM PIECES HOMI-MACK moveable drying racks are used to cure drilled arid peeled cypress knees A CATWALK over the creek provides means for visitors to see the famous swamp 1 4* Msfar*t# I I I �I «R 0 & a 9 *> UN YOUNOSTIM above srr |u*t iwo of the thouiandi who go "owl-eyed” over the owl* *od other awe-tniplring bird* in the gallery of natural hlttory. at Miami Junior Muieum. Ju n io r M useum Tho fast growing muioum hat established ittmlf at an «ducafionaf fore*, as well as a tourist attrattlori, In South Florida. By J. K. ELLSWORTH THU* to Mar* nr the Moan i* easy, and Iota of fun, aa tnura than 40,000 Dade County achool children lind out each year. They don imaginary apace suits and helmet* to take them on a faater-than-auund rocket trip in the Hplti Planetarium at the Junior Muaeuin of Miami, Inc., on North llayahoee Drive. It i* it far cry from the old alyle inuseum of dead huge at tick on pin* in glae* caeca and atiff, stuffed animal* on dried tree atumpa. It'* alwaya alive - with laughter, the palter of feet and spontanaoua yipa-aa the children thrill to the eihibit* and galleria* within ita walla, Tha muaaum comae to Ufa ovary morn­ ing at 9 o'clock (except Sunday* and Tuesdays, whan It la closed! and ataya aliva In tha marriaat kind of way, all day long. Occaatonally, it remain* open for aom* apacial program and Prank Mc­ Connell*, director, or tome other ataff mam bar, ataya on hand to auparviaa one of tha after-school or Saturday club* and programs that ara aa popular aa tha conducted claseroome tour*. This year tha muaaum faaturae "Home* Around the World.” It at— tell* "tha Florida atory" with natural history, min­ eral and aaa-lifa exhibit*. M l IM S Me>iM,-M|.|l Started six year* ago by the .Junior League of Miami, it is community-wide, and non-profit, deiwmling upon the genenmity of individual* and organization* to supplement the financial support given to it by the Junior League. Tyrannosaurus rex, a reconstructed dinosaur, reign* over the pre-historic gallery ui the museum, nnd fierce a* he ia, the children love him, exclaiming at hia sharp teeth, his huge tail, his dawlike feet, and hia big stick-out ribs. One side shows the innard* of this almost life-iixed monster. The other side is completely, finished. A telephone exhibit in the muieum demonetretee just whet happens from the lima a number i* dialed until it rings another phone. Thia la a never-failing source of wonder. So ia the mineral dis­ play donated by the Miami Mineral and (lam Society. So are the telescopes and other equipment tha Southern Croaa Astronomical Society bee placed at the museum. Normal, aa well as the physically handicapped children, gat a wider glimpse of this great universe of ours through tha use of tha muaaum and ita library of "suite ae* loans" a xhi bite. These taka butterflies, snnila, dnlla, costumes of for- TYtAMMMAUttM MX la favorite with the children, despite sharp teeth and flare* look*. sign lands and other interesting item* from many countries, right into achool classrooms, upon request of teachers. These eihibit*, aa well aa those in the museum, are planned to fit into the school curriculum end to supplement school study. Mora than 50 teen-age girls ar* get­ ting a blueprint for beauty in one of the Saturday cl—sea and other youngsters ere studying art, and learning about minerals and rocks in claaa and field trip studies. A Seminole Indian axhibit la the next project on the agenda and stop the Mi­ ami Women's Club budding, in which the Junior Museum is housed, will soon be an observatory to allow further study of the stare. Endorsed enthusiastically by public officials end school adm inistrators ami inst rue tore, thia feet growing mueeuin provides wholesale outlets for leisure hours and enlarge* the work of the Dad* County school system with Its do-ityourself program and the sugar-coated, fun-education chibs and classes. T hat the Junior Museum has already established itself ms an integral part of South Florida—an educational force as well as a tourist attraction—ia proved by one look at ifa registration roster. �•> Lee, V irgin ia sta tesm a n and C o n fe d e ra te g e n e ra l, w a s a s­ sig n e d in 1861 as C om m ander o f the D e p a rtm e n t o f F lo rid a . By PAT GRIFFIN FAMOUS MCTURI of l<e a* commander of Virginia'* force* in 1861. with letter* ‘VA” on fiat, it retouched verilon of faded print, right, taken about the time he wat making hi* turvey ol Florida'* coatlal defeme* When Robert E. Lee Visited Florida O n January lif. many a now Florida resident may be aurpriaed to lind hia bank cloned to-cause of Hubert E. Lee'* birthday. What even the old-timer* may not know, U that thia renowned Confederate hero played a role in the hiatory of Florida. On Feb. 2 ,1649, the government schooner "I’hemx" •ailed into Apalachicola Uay and drop|>ed anchor. On board was a group of United State* Army officer* on the first leg of an exhaustive study of Florida, it* coastline, economic possibilities and defenses. Par­ ticularly, defensea! ’ The high brass was worried about thia linger of land that waa thrust Invitingly down toward the Caribbean Sea. Florida had already been bandied back and forth like a tennis ball from Spain, to Eng­ land, and back to Spain. The United States, which had now fallen heir to the aunny peninsula, had no Intention of allowing a foreign power to gain a foot­ hold in this vulnerable spot, from whence operations against the main Ixxly of the nation could be so cosily launched. How could th e Florida coastline of over II,(MX) miles beet lie fortified? Thia commission of Army En­ gineers waa sent to find out. The recorder for the group was (Jen. "Light Horse" Harry Lee's sou, Itobert E. Lee, who himself showed promise of carrying forward the family military tradi­ tion. He waa then a 42-year-old colonel, just returned from a stint In the Mexican War, and alxmt to enter the most fruitful period of hU life. Florida was new to him. Till* w»* hia first visii Tile dti-pnge report which Lee filed at the conclusion of (lie cruise ia written in tile lucid concise style char­ acteristic of tiie man who later tsirr the burden of tlie South's defeat in the War Met ween the States The schooner had not even hut tiered to put hi at l’ensactila. It was the main port on tin- west roast ol Florida, and already aiiristie with fortifications. Apa­ lachicola, however, waa in the midst of growing pains. Witii each turn of tiie tide, another light vessel steamed down tfie river and into the hay, weighted til the waterline with hales of cotton ready to lie loaded on s-n-going ships The Apalachicola Itiver, in ii day when men had to use tiie sii|ierliighwaya provided liv nature, was fast becoming the thoroughfare for the lands it drained in Florida, Alabama and (Jeorgin. The commisaion recommended that a military work l>e constructed on the west end of St. (Jeurge Island, as a beginning toward complete protection They remarked on the healthful climate. The schooner next put in at St Marks, ami l.ee and hia colleagues auggesled that the old Spanish fort lie renovated for defense pur|ss«es. At Ctdar Key, they noted that the Suwannee Itiver was being used for shipping. They were intrigued by tlit |KMsil>illties of Tampa Hay, though they considered it the hardest of all the Florida bays to defend. Obtain amue of the keya at the mouth of the bay, they recommended, for future use, and build n work on Egmont Key. They pointed out that this rich na­ tural hartxir needed more study than they could give it. They surveyed Charlotte llarlsir thurmighh, lint made no recommendations The coastline from there around to Hlscayne Hay, swampy and impenetrable, net-fled no other defense The commission was probably one of the first groups to recognize the (Nissibilitles of Hlscayne Huy Not thut they could possibly envisage present-day Miami, but there was no gainsaying its future mili­ tary and commercial significance. (Tonalruction of fortifications there would complete the chain of de­ fense from the Dry Tortugas, through Key West and oil up to Hi Augustine, all of which were already properly defended Further up the east coast they noted, "The com­ merce of the St. Johns Is such that it may soon reipure protection." A military work on Haton Island would keep .Jacksonville free from attack, they said. In conclusion, lliev gave Ht. (Jeorge Sound and Tnmpu Hay the highoNt priority, then sailed north to report their findings How much influence their study Imil, or how many of their recommendations were followed, it i* difficult to say. Lee's next visit to Florida was a far rry from tins leisurely cruise along the coast. The year w.is 1HIM, and law had just made the grim decision to aide with his In-loved Virginia ill the War between the Staten, against the nation for which lie had soldiered for 40 year*. Now a general for the Confederacy, he was un­ signed to command of the department of South Caro­ lina, (Jeorgin and Florida [Continued on |u g c It) Fi|f * A*Mwtitla Mt|itm# I 4A �% If: 1 ( i '-'y iB T -A :. ' , J twz 11 ^ * r ''i k t5i 1 ML f,.- r ■! \ 3 ^ ' - .*•____________ M F lr a f iw ij' $ i 1 1 fl WNOm, the Dimick’* two-year-old daughter, ha* never known llle except on water. She make* her way about the deck alone and ha* learned to help with the ihlpboard chore*. NUMIROUS CHOUS keep boat dweller* buty during the day. but they en|oy •Itting on deck at night, watching the western tky turn from gold to red. B a r g a in R a t e R e tir e m e n t By GEORGf F. BRIETZ a big blow. Willing handa helped them moor the Ro­ I * I avr you ever wondered what it would be like to retire aboard a private yacht? So did Ralph Dimick mano with strong line* to the heavy pilings. And none and hla wife. But, like moat of ua, they believed this too aoon either, for in a abort time the hurricane waa only for the rich. They worked and dreamed, and romped in over the coast and hit with a fury aaldotn In the meantime, had to make a living. Then aome seen in the history of the region. one gave them a book. Thia book told of a college Mrs. Dimick and the baby slept through moet of profeeeor and hi* wife who, after year* in a rlaaemom, the itorm . But when thoy awoke in tha morning, it took to boating. They not only laved it, but aeemed waa to a scene of devastation. Hurricane H atel had to carry on with a email Income. coma and gone, leaving them mug and dry aboard T hat did it! their ehip. , They began their aearch for a boat. Bven the fact Now, when the radio crackles with warnings of th at there w u a newly born daughter in the family those great tropica) disturbances building up in the did not deter them. The quasi for a boat aoon ended Caribbean, tha Dimick* juat secure the ship by get­ In the purchaae of the motor yacht "Romano," 00 ting out extra line*, lay in an extra supply of food, feet long, with a coxy deck houae amldahipa and a and wait it out like the veterane they are. Mrs. Dim­ cabin for two, aft. Aft of the deckhouae waa located ick says ah* would much prefer to go through a hurri­ the owner*' cabin aa well aa a compact galley com* cane afloat, than ashore. ptete with atove, electric refrigerator and rink. Once they arrived in Florida, the Municipal Yacht "Where elae," aaka Dimick with logic, "could you Barin at Dayton Beach became the home port for the find a furpkhed houae for $4,000? Romano. For a fee of about 130 a month, dockage Soon they had moved aboard, bag and baggage, * and all utilities are available, and shopping centers and for their very find cruiae. caat off for Florida. The are near-by, On either aid* of them are other boat rimple shipboard routine aoon became their way of dwellers wbo have aleo frit the cal) of the sea. Ilf*. Unlike retired couples ashore, people who live on On the way down the Intercoaatal Waterway, boats never have to atari tha day wondering what to when Charleston Harbor waa juat breaking into right do to atave off boredom. There ia alwaya aome inter­ over the bow, flic radio cam* to Ufa with reporta of a esting Uttle shipboard chore to take care of, auch aa hurricane on the way, and evep to their inexperienced swabbing down the decks, varnishing or painting. eyea, the doude speeding by overhead had a menac­ Thee* small Jobs not only keep the owners occupied, ing look. The broken edgee were apilUng rain, which but they aleo cut down considerably on the mainten­ faat turned into a pelting downpour. ance cost of the ehip. Housekeeping becomes simpler, Obvioualy, thia waa no ordinary squall, When they too, with the compact quarters requiring fewer atepa reached the Wapoo Marina, othar boat ownera were to keep- everything ship-shape and Bristol fashion, than in a house of the asms site. buay battening down hatchee and aecuring boata for Tt§>*-At IMS* Food coats compare even mure favorably with ahoreaide living. As like aa not, supper will come from the eea itself, where Ralph Dimick can be found almoat any afternoon casting in tbs tu rf for blues or whiting. Or possibly the menu will call for a big pot of clam chowder to satisfy the salt air appetites. Tha beach at low ttda provides tha main ingradiant for this dish at a minimum of labor, and plenty of fun. Weather-wise, thoee afloat are svsn more blamed. On hot summer afternoons when the pavement throws back uncemforteble rays, there la almost always a cooling sea breexe to be had on tha after deck. Aa for clothing, thia Item ia low on the budget, since infor­ mality ia the order of the day aboard boats. Then, when tha cool fail and winter nights arrive, a compact tittle ship-mate range serves not only for cooking, but to heat the living quarters as well. The cost of entertainm ent la reduced to e mini­ mum, too. Juat working on the boat, Ashing, and the many "gam sessions" with neighboring boat owners about porta and cruises, take the place of the more expensive brands of amusements. While aome retired couples ashore spend a consid­ erable portion of their time worrying about thair hsalth, the Dimlcka And th at tha clean salt air and haalth-givlng dips In the surf have worked a change In their constitution. "In feet," says Mr*. Dimick, "we have almost forgotten what the inside of e doctor's office look* like. Our family doctor told ua wounds and infections seem to heal much faster on shipboard than ashore. Possibly tha mental relaxation help* some, too, but tha fact remains th at none of ua aver remember being so healthy. Only two things worried thia family about living �Capt. Ralph Dimick takot a “ trick" at tho w hool o f tho yacht Romano which, aftor tw o yoart, it quit* a "too dog." afloat when they Drat moved aboard their boat. They wondered whether their daughter, Ginger, would be aafe when ahe got old enough to crawl and walk, and whether they would be able to take care of the boat whan they, themaelvea, got older. Ginger haa never had any Ufa aicept that on tha water, and at two yeara of age, ahe la already awimming and trying to help out aboard ahip. The other question waa soon answered aa they mat more and more people well up in their sixties, and avan seventies, who enjoy cruis­ ing, One man of their acquaintance was 87 last year and still makaa the trip north and aouth each season. His yaara rest lightly on his shoulders and ha geta about his boat with a sprightly step th at belies his age. For tha benefit of thoee who might have consid­ ered buying a boat, but have held back due to lack o f nautical experience, the question waa put aquarely to Captain Dimick. How much time had he apent on boats before buying the Romano? His to n e nply should lay to root any doubts in tha minda of wouldbe aatlora: "AJ 1 remember it, I had been on the Staton Is­ land Ferry once.” Common aanae is much more im portant in small boat handling than any other factor. For those who are seriously interested, there are aeveral courses available without charge for those who want to learn tha skills of boating. The U. 8. Power Squadrons give excellent courses; ao doss the Coast Guard Auxiliary. Almost any boating enthusiast is ready and willing to pass on the benefit of his experience to a new-comer. Boat ownership seams to draw people together as nothing alee dose. Gone are the days when yachting was only for the wealthy. Neither does the lire of the bank account bar leas fortunate boot owners from mingling with thoee who are more blessed with worldly goods. They all have the same problems of caring for the ship and the same aand bars and ahnals lie in wait for the un­ wary skipper, be he rich man or average. They have so much in common th at there is little or no social caste among yachtsmen. Aa to the actual coat of living aboard a yacht, a great deal depends on what standard of living is con­ sidered eesential—just aa it does ashore. Captain Dim­ ick claims thst from his experience, a couple with one child can live comfortably on about 9200 a month. This figure will include the upkeep of the boat, if moat of the work is done by the owner. The Fountain of Youth may or may not be located in Central Florida as reputed, but ft loulu very much as though the Dimick family and many others like them havo found their own way to renew youth as they enjoy'carefree days on the waterways of Florida. Almost any evening will find them eitting on tho afterdock of the boat watching the western sky turn from gold to ruby red, and then to the color of a fire opal, as night draws on. The soft murmur of the breaking eurf on the outer beaches, the sigh of a gentie breexe through the palm fronds, the slight tug of the ship against her mooringa, is tho song which lulls this family to sleep. No other lullaby can quite com­ pare with it. Few people experience such a supreme sense of well-being aa thoee who live aboard boats. Or, aa Captain Dimick says, "Give a man a boat, enough to eat and hie family about him, and what more can he ask?" CAPTAIN DIMICK may be teen catting In the turf i o f bluet or whiling —the family tupper —any afternoon. A*Itefkii Me|ijin*- I l| 1# �tviftj A uiuaiiitt PiMI _ COMNM FfllONI, home coming queen, pin* Indiana lag On Irvin Howard. ILLINOIS TOURISTS at lh« Fair, smilingly receiving ticket* from Slate Highway Patrolman John V. Cheshire are (rom left. Mr. and Mr*, lee Button. Mllfordi Mr. and Mr*. H. O. Grove*. Maroa. IOWA tADOM bring together the Fred L. Moore* and the Edgar Collver*. Tourists re co g n ize back-hom ers b y th e ir tags. I ’m F r o m M i s s o u r i T o o , F r i o n d ^VlNTKIt luuriata hungering for the eight of face* from back home will find them a-plenty at the Flor­ ida State Fair In Tampa, January 31 through Feb­ ruary II. An iugeniuua, time-teeted plan that will enable a Florida visitor to meet a few home folk* while at­ tending (he State Fair again will be in operation. At an Official State Fair Information Booth, midway between the Adminlatratlon Building and the couth end of the grandstand, out-of-state visi­ tor* may register, and apply for badges telling the world from which atate they hall. Thia official stand ia to be manned by the Flor­ ida Highway Patrol, and q smartly-garbed State Highway patrolman will be in chaige to aaeiat thoee who want to register, to answer question* and to hand out badges and Florida literature. A Minnesota couple, fur instance, registering at the atand, will be given brightly-colored badges on which is printed, in big bold letters, the salutation. •Ttu from Minnesota!” Armed with these badge* r*t le-Miiout m they will eally forth to see the Fair. Encountering other “ I'm Irotn Minnesota" badges, they wiU soon find themselves nodding and smiling at the Minne­ sotan* they meet and, probably stopping to visit a bit, and tu ask a few questions about home. Comments J. C. Huakiaaon, Fair manager: “ We feel this plan greatly help* to humanise the Fair, to interest touriala in visiting our Fair, and to give the Fair that 'folksy' atmosphere so helpful in building up attendance. All enjoy it-vlaltora and Floridian* alike." , Badges for all 48 states, and neighboring Canada, too, will be available for distribution this year. Thousands'of such badges were distributed every day last year, and an even bigger number have been stocked to take care of the contemplated record at­ tendance. This year, official flags from more than half of the states, will greet visitors from those statee from poles set up around the race track, each a gift from the governor of that state. THI TOMS' of Canada and the Harvey* of Michigan plan a schedule of activities before setting out on a full day's |*unt. �1 I b b b +> * + IM THI HUNT for alien imugglrr*. alerted (quad care of the Border Patrol are secluded from view of the road, while the inspector* atop and carefully examine parting vehicle r o m the record* of the U. S. Border Patrol, It would appear that (Iregorio Simonovich, king pin of alien amuggling operation* out of Cuba, mimed hi* chief pilot, William Edward M urphy, for a time at leaat. Murphy waa arreated on April 6, 19-trt, in Miami, after the Border Patrol had followed him to New York City and back. The charge: illegally tran*porting aliena from Cuba. The loaa of Murphy and the three plane* he uaed aeemed to put a tempor­ ary halt to the boa* amuggler’a activities. It waa nine month* before Oriaka ("The Fox") Simonovich officially came to the attention of the Border Patrol again. But hia apparent inactivity waa no aseurance that he waa not plotting further operationa. The Rumian had made too much profit out of aliena to give up hia lucrative racket. He had a ayatem which haa never F bean paralleled in the annala of alien aiimHng along the Florida coaat. Dur­ ing the mid 1920'a, Simonovich had ac­ tually been in the employ of the U. 8. Immigration Sendee at Havana; hia flu­ ent knowledge of aevaral language* made him valuable aa an interpreter; and he waa frequently called to the U. 8. Rmbaaay to aaaiat in caeee where aliena were being interviewed for legal admiaaion to the United State*. Simonovich learned that aliena could not be admitted legally becauee of quota limit* or other reetrictiona. . . and come of thee* aliena had meaey. They interacted the Ruaaian ex­ ceedingly. * The tran d tlon from trueted employe* of the U. 8. Immigration Service to alien smuggler deluxe, waa easy for Tflit i'a the fourth in a serir* of trur experience* of tin• t 'm ini Stair it liontrr Patrol, thr Federal law enforcement hotly that pet I with the duty o f protecting our country from infiltration hy aliens Irani foreign countries. It ha* hern chechetl hy Harder Patrol heath/mirler* in Washington, I). C., an agency of thr IK S. Department «>/ Ju lice. Simonovich. After he left the employ of the Immigration Service, (Sregario mum had a well organixed gang working for him. The Ruaaian waa the bo**. He con­ tacted the aliens, whom he charged from .11,000 to $1,600 each fur transportation into the United State*. It waa an open secret around Havana that Simonovich would hire any form of transportation, preferably planes, to bring hia living contraband into Florida. Whoever provided this got so much per peaeenger and took hia own riaka. Round­ ing out this aet-up, Simonovich had "de­ livery men" who convoyed the aliens to any part of the United States. These men operated out of Florida, chiefly from Miami, and thers was an eitra charge for their eervice*. Nationality made no difference to Uria­ hs. He smuggled Chinee*, Italians, Rou­ manians, Poles—anyone who could meet his price. W ith Murphy out of action, and fail­ ing ta locate any other fliers willing to taka the riak, Simonovich turned to the comparatively alow method of a boat. Oa Saturday, Jan. 0, 1949, a phone call waa received at Border Patrol Head­ quarters in Miami, from the inspector stationed in Havana. He reported that a sailing vessel tianu-d Ilie "Semper Fidelia" had left Havana, ami he believed there waa a loud of alien* ulxiard. No men­ tion waa mude of Oregano Simonovich. Hia connection develo|»ed later. For *ome time, the Border I’atrol had lieen keeping a rlo*e watch from Havana on the Semper Fideli* and her crew of three men. They gave a complete de­ scription of the ship-1 wo-ma*ted, 46 feet long and painted white. They even furn­ ished the ve***r* estimated speed with auxiliary motor—aix mile* an h our-h er exact time of departure from Havana, and her probable time of arrival on the South Florida coaat. When the chief inspector in Miami re­ ceived the report, Border Patrol forces were immediately mobiliied. A further report stated that Simonovich waa seen in the vicinity of the Semper Fidelia when the ship left Havana at 7:35 a m , Sunday. Squad car* were dispatched to the Keys from Miami, Homestead and Kay West. Unite at Weal Paltn Beach, Pert Myers and Sarasota were alerted. In ad­ dition, the Coast Guard waa called in and ail law enforcement agencies along both coasts of Florida were informed. A complete reception party was planned for the Semper Fidelia. The stag!- wan act when a Border I' trol plane look off Sunday morning ai headed for the Dry Tortuga*. I lie lii l*lund* at the very tip id the Klorii Key* It wa* not known whether t 1 bout would heud for the (itilf Count the Hunt Count of Florida I*wo unit half hour* of putroling brought no r nulta, no the plane landed at Key Wet refueled and took oil again This time it headed north along tl , Key*. Within .10 minute*, a *hip w sighted aix mile* offshore, ju*t »outh Pigeon Key. The plane »woo|M-d low ai identified it aa the Semper Fideli*. All plane* in the vicinity were radio* to converge on Pigeon Key, and *qui car* were soon rudpg along U S. Dig way No. I from Miami and Key We By thin time, the Semper Fideli* u visible from shore through binocular* At flr*t, she headed straight for M< er'a Channel drawbridge, a ncaut m from Pigeon Key. A* *he approach within four mile* of land, *>ip Midden turned northeast. A* the ship proceed north, m i did the Bonier Patrol cars, t Inspector* keeping the ship in rnn*ta view with their field glaaae*. After a couple of hour*, the bo veered suddenly toward Marathon Ch* nel and turned in. Apparently, the Ian Ing would be attem pted nt MarathKey. The Patrol counter-moved at om*’ Four cars went swiftly to Marathon K< and the irupeetors hid them in the m* grove buahe*. Aa the Semper Fide moved up the channel, three nfftei hastily changed uniform* to old civil), i clothe*. (Ceetlnueden psge I)) r*r •■-** •• •* �anr S «• ir ’a u man'll world! Hut what wife would object, when her hu*hntid not only bring* home the venison, hut prepare* and serve* it, hh well! m That’* what we found at Hellevlew when we arrived un invita­ tion lo dinner, at the home of the lam Alxhler*. Standing over the steaming pot*, wearing a smile of victory, Imu explained in detail for our lienefit, how he had gone nlmut preparing the tleer liver and heart for the dish —the aroma of wlilch had net u* literally drooling from the time we had entered the house-arid another of the very Ik*m *tew ever! We learned that deer liver ia the must preferred and the beat lusting liver of any atilmal-or fowl, for that matter; that It la tha only liver which haa no gull attached; and that it i* the portion over which lot* are cast when a group of hunter* share a kill around a camp fire. That's the way lam prefers to cook deer, but he doc* all right In the kitchen, tool For that liver-heart combination in thick, wonderful tasting gravy, lie slices the liver ubout n quarter of an inch thick and thg heart lengthwise into thin slices. Instead of dusting flour over the meat, he pours it on and stirs the sliced meat around in the dish until it is thoroughly coated. The meat, lieing moist, takes the flour nicely. Then, in a small amount of fat in a heavy saucepan, he browns it well. I.ike most men, Mr. Ahshicr tikes p le n ty seasoning. So, he sliced fo u r onions a b o u t egg sire nod added, to g e th e r with salt, | m>p | ht and garlic, to taste. When the union was tender and brown, lie added Imt water to more than cover all, and to make, together with the llourun the meat, that thick, brown gravy-beautiful to look at, wonderful to smell, and oh, so good to taste! Then it was ready to cook slowly for an hour and u half, and liecome a llavarful liver dish which, eaten with white, flaky rice, in the true southern style ill which he served it, was a treat indeed! S|)eaking again uf his favored out-door cooking, lam men­ tioned that he usually substitute* grits for rice for the tasty liverhearl-ouion combination in the open. Had he not known wo were "veuisun-lgiiuraiit,'' Mr. Abahier would probably have stopped with this dish, Imt he went all out to put us “in the know" concerning deer meat, and made a stew also, by his favorite recipe. It Imd to lie his favorite recipe, for no »lew could surpass this une-und come to think of it, we don't retnemlier ever having tasted its equal. Cutting tha venison into small chunks, he browned it in fat in a Dutch oven, uncovered, then udded hot w nter-the amount, h* explained, depending upon the quantity of stew ho was to makt -sa lt, |iepper and a littl* garlic, covering the [nit now, uf course. Heavy-handed with onions again, he quartered and added them, cooking until the meat wa* juicily tender, before dropping in pared potatoes and carrots. Ah, that taste-testing aroma when he lifted the lid about 20 minutes Inter to add a Ihmr-and-water thickening! As a finishing touch the "c h e f’ cut n medium ailed cabbage into six wedges so that a part uf the core was left to hold together the leaves of each portlun, und steamed thin vegetable on tup of the stew, until tender. Well, with these two delectable dishes on a beautifully ap­ pointed table-where even the centerpiece waa a deer, ceramic, in a woodsy ii(Tecled setting-rice with each puffy grain standing alone, beau Iihilly browned fluffy biscuits, Urn's own pineapple butterfly aalad, und n well whetted apiietile, we lost little lime talking. But well before leaving tho table, we had mentally nominated Uiu and Kdith Altshler "host and hostess of tho year!" faff 11—an I' iviIi LOU ABSHIIR, Marlor. County farmer, ha* been a deer hunter tlnce he was 17. Here, he "dishes up' llver-heart-onlon combination cooked long and (lowly. He dote* on the tender, delicious tatte he achieved. It I �• • Va5. _ * _ c o r ‘ , * • ' . <U w v J) ).. .) *• • ' V " mmm 1 16 VITAMINS 12 MINERALS In a single tablet • F L O R ID IA N S ' F A V O R IT 1 R O O D S Including tho Im portant “ RED" Vitamin 8 12 Some of our render* have naked for name and bird recipe*. Other* have been kind enough to oblige. We're panning on a few today, and will follow with otheni, Inter. Send ua your timely recipea, hut.acrid them well in advance, aince All Florida Magazine ia made up a month abend of publication date. Addrenn Recipe Editor, All Florida Mngaiine, Ocnln. 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It may lie necessary to nkin them to rid them completely of feather*. Place ducka in a large kettle and cover with cold water. Bring to the boiling point and parboil for one hour. Remove from kettle to cool, before atufflng. Put all ingredient* in a large miiing bowl and m il well. Then pour boil­ ing water over them an needed and cover immediately. Let aland R) minute*, then add one-fourth of a cup of melted butter and mil lightly. Stuff the ducka and place aide by Hide in a moating pan. Rake at 300 degree* until tender and brown, halting with the roasting juice*. —Mil*. J. W. AitMHTHomi, Holly Hill. Owe ta b le t d e ity i* » f4 « •< • s to o d * th e M IN IM U M ! d a ily V H e rn ia r e q w ire *»*«!« 100 Toblafi * 2.35 2 5 0 - $ 5.23 5 0 0 - 1 1 0 1,0 0 0 - $ 1 9 I’l.KMS ere a>hl natljr el The eiMrmo below Vk# |>o> ell ]**<«(* Order I' O li m u t t t ll i hoi geo by e*ndln| tbovh o» money ortler Money beck if n*»l *eluli*-1 ROAST DOVf I fedAaaiveraevy Ikwes; salt, pepper; butter; Florida orange juice; parsley. i!j VITAMIN-QUOTA I f » I t*ie O n* -.1 i t * or-sl t * latyvM •bmd>i*t<nt of V ifie u n t W m n g ittee I J tO .iiU fe a u la t mm MUIIMN! t 400. 110 IIOtOWAY, MW TOtl I, N. T. Salt and pepper cleaned dove*. Rub butter lightly over them and place in a moating pan. Roast in a hot oven (450 degree*) about 15 minute*, or until brown. Reduce beat to 325 degree* and roaat 25 to 30 minute* more. Raate occasionally with Florida orange juice, (larniih with pandey and serve on toaat. - M hb. L. E. T oHKKV, I’enaacola. . ALL PURPOSE N EW ! PATIO A W N IN G S H O T Q U A IL A L A F L O R ID A Six tender young quails; grape leaves; large, thin slices of salt pork. IDEAL FOR Clean the quail* and truaa the le p cloae to the body. Wrap the birda in p a p a leave*, then in the alicea of aalt pork and tie the larding aecuraly with atring. Preheat the roaating pan in a hot oven (450 degrees). Lay the birda on their aides in the pan and roaat them, basting frequently, for five minute*. Then turn them over and roast them for live minute* on the other aide, and finally roast them for five minutee on their baciis. Discard the larding pork and atring and remove the birds to a heat-proof casserole. Add a little water to the juice* in the roasting pan, cooking and stir­ ring in the brown cruatinea*. Pour over tho bird* and simmer for four to five minute* longer. - M rs. Bud Scott, St. Petersburg. A CAR A ROM * HOMI A »tO*t A F00t A IRAKI! yV * l e s y t e ’ K f s T m b t e — C o lo r f u l M ild e w R o a la lo n t C a n v a s S t u rd y G a l v a n i i o d F r a m e A v a i l a b l e In A ll S l i o i M a n u fa c tu re d I n c lu s iv e ly By E C O N O M Y A W N IN G C O 0NMi«r lme*rl»4U**tad 7 U 95 N W J 5 th S) M ia m i. Flu R A R B IT B A K IO IN M ILK One rabbit; H cup flour; I tsp. salt; I tsp. sage; 3 tbs. fat; 3 strips bacon; 4 cops thin cream sauce. IPlacQt to I/iiit Ureas and clean the rabbit and disjoint in piece* for nerving. Mil the flour, salt and tag* in a bowl. Thoroughly coat the rabbit with this m iiture; then saute in the fat until brown on all aidea. Place the rabbit in a casserole and lay the becon over the surface. Pour tho thin cream sauce over and around the rabbit. Bake in a moderate oven (375 degree*) for two hours or until the mest Is tender, - M rs. 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(OCwnp** > * * < • " > ' (Continued from page I) Twice during this period he WM in Florida, spending moat of his tirea in Farnandina, which waa considered a likely candidate for attack by tha Union Navy. About tho fortification* tharo, ha reaarkod wryly, "i have bean down tho coast to vWt Amalia Ialand, to stamina tho da|anaia, They a n poor, In­ deed. 1 hope the enemy will be polite enough to wait for us." Tha onemy waited only four months. Farnandina fall with­ out a struggle. While Loo waa inspecting Fernandina, ha crossed over to Cumberland Island and visited his father's grava for tho first time. Harry Lao had fallen tick and put in at Dunganess as ho waa returning home from the West Indie* in Ifilfi, and had died there at the home of hia Mand, Gen. Nathaniel Green. In IMS, Lot took full com­ mand of tha OonMaeate force*. Tha aait timo ha visited Flor­ ida waa not aa a soldier, but aa a tourist trying to regain tha health that hod boon under­ mined by the lael severe cam­ paigns af war, tha making de­ feat and enhsequent devasta­ FLORIDA FACTO tion of tho South, which he felt ao deeply. Hia doctor* had recommended a trip. Ha and hia daughter Agnes pushed farther and farth­ er south in starch of warm weather, until they finally found it in Florida. They want up tho 8L Johns and docked at Col­ ons! Colo’s plantation north of Palatka, whera they spent tha night and "at# orange* from tho trots," as bo wrote hia wife. Aa much aa Florida today might regret that Preeident Eisen­ hower doe* not com# any farther south than Georgia, tho Pa­ latka Herald of that day re­ ported: "He (Lee) apent tho night with Colonel Colo at Orange Milk. Our dtiaana would have boon glad to have had tha honor of hia presence, but in this they were disappointed." Loo returned to Jacksonville, then over to Dungenem to pay what ho recognised aa hie last visit to hia father’s grave, and Anally back homo. Hia last words about Florida are aa Into today aa whan they were written. Ha said, "Tha ok mate was doUghtfrai, thi viting and abundant." By Nth* IfteriUNhee rhaps one day while ridfogeJeog a Fhetda read, la tha wood* or even m a highway, you have spotted a dark ahjort which Isokei Uk* a very larga baft. No doubt year grot thought was “Thai's a luetk" Aad then, before yea have mustered the k up the etrange *H“s wit* the antaatar-ahapad head end tag protruding ean It has started away from you, lag ha foot pelata with Uw Um , sweeping taO. Yen are not quite sure whether It's food or bad, but you have 1*1 pet away from you what could have made a tplandid meri­ ts armadillo. Those who have Mien them eay they are moat Italy oooktd with tweet potatoee-that ltd* “Poor Man's Turkey" ha* the taels ef pork. The armadillo1* body is encased in an armor of maril bony terihk Tho shoulders, bnuachn aad forehead. td, touring tha animal aesnidoraM riA It aaanot hit*, for U lue no upth. The-armadillo is act a native of Florida. Soma one, it ie said, let leas* a fcw af them bare a number of years ago and now they , week* brfinninf ad I Sunday,_____________________ Advert iiwr. C L ASS IFIED A DVE R TISIN G FROM IKBLAND ie ja w V tksilM : A (only haad^mbroldtwd, Uctbordmd MNlri* Only |l A “ ................... SKIN DIVINO. OSMCO LAW N mo*, art adttnlaad la Ufc. Eftt cm lott East Florida Discount Aprncy, HoUyhill, Elk. YewauwewuLfcJmt IEOH PARCELS, SI MiMtAbkty Si. Dublin. Iialuid BUY "Hindwtidof," Rl.oo Frty Analysis., Qnpbo, ‘ i, * tV Alemi Way, St Prwnbutf, rvxw. ST O SS IFA CB (m tint In l completely rtmodrW^ b^U4lM b u n d one block from dw Pom oak* inlcbrkg, Pit. Contact W. H. Hathtfiigson, H If K lin * County Newt, Sebtinf. FI*. j f £ * * * !» 1 1 1 1 1 ADDRESS POSTALS u horn* N | (on|. mmion Instructiona IV , nAindablt Bfn- twf, Tiymon J. N. J. FOR SENT O S LEASE: Two itocy. 10 t kitchcni, 1 bathroom , nin* ham*, roomin* « Address JACK PLANTY, tisinm ilk. Flk �A BOAT, anchored In an out of the way place such »* this one I*, would be under suspicion. The plena would contact the boat patrol. (Continued from page 11) Emergency Hospital for Birds By SUB BOft BURNHABOT Mr*. Huth von Behren undertook to W. tike car* of her flrat' fledgling bird, ■ baby ' hkn mourning dova, ehe found bar avocation. M8o ahinea a good deed in a naughty world" that ehe noon became the willing recipient of other orphaned or injured birde and her home in West Palm Beach, becoming an aviary. At prceent, Mra. Von Behren haa 26 birda in cagea in varioua atagea of recovery from cata, falla from neats, or harm from atriking plate glaaa windows. Her huaband, Charier, ahare* in tha hobby, and together they etudy bird booka to identify birda and to find correct foode. Though at flrrt, feeding waa largely a matter of trial and error, only two fledgling* were ever loat becauae of early methoda. If In doubt about what a baby bird needa, try it with anything It will accept, and chancee for Ita growth will be good, they aay. Feeding nettling* ia no real problem, becaure any noiae at the neat cauaea them to open moutha wide. Thera ia a Florida law againat the caging of althy wild birda and the Von Behrena tell a night hawk releaaed aucceaafully after re­ covering from a hurt. On the other hand, they recall a mocking bird reared by a friend from neatUng, and then turned iooae, only to be picked to death by other birda for invading their territory. V Remembering this, they fear for Tony, who knowe no Ufa but that of hia toy-filled cage, and nightly flights about tha house. Like all locking birde, he defende hie own territory, ghting hie own Image in a mirror over the A beautiful boat-tailed grackle released when fuUy grown tried to make frietula with u cat, and waa promptly sprung upon. . They have two doveay am renied from baby­ hood, the other discovered with ana wing compietely mladng "Piekey." the fledging, oeoe hie heart out to a bdght yrihiw tap Med, but < ignoeea the dove with the ■Jariag wing. The Van Behrena do net try surgery cal methods hr healing, declaring TONY and mirrored Image pore for photographer. Thus, aa the ship pulled in, the crew suspected nothing. To all appearances, tlte place waa deserted eicept for three shahby-looking character*, lounging on the dock. Entirely unsuspicious, the captain drew alonpide and tied up. When tho veeael waa se­ cured, a whistle sounded and three uniformed Border Patrol­ men stepped out of the buahee, hoarded the Semper Fidelia and took over. It was as neat a "collar" aa the Border Patrol had made in a long time. Only three persons, sll crew members, were visible when the ship docked. However, a search soon disclosed throe aliene-two Roumanians and a Pole—hid­ den below deck. AU were young men from 22 to 26 year* of age. The smugglers were taken to Miami and jailed. Heavy bonda were set by U. 8. Commissioner Roger E. Davis. N ait day at a bearing, sworn statements were taken from tha aliens. All said that tlregario Simonovich hail engineered tha smuggling. The captain nf the Semper Fidelia, Albert N. Padagt, turned out to be a former ace in Germany’* Air Force during World War II. His arrest aa a smuggler did not surprise tha Border Patrol, for he had been under suspicion for some time. P a d a p drew a prison seiv tence, and the aliens were de­ ported. Simonovich was Incon­ venienced lor a time hy the lose nf Padage, hut the Husaian seemed to have little difficulty in getting other "runners." lie atill had done nothing to w arrant action hy (he Cuban governm ent, and (tie U. 8. Border Patrol could not arrest him in Havana. The hunt had nut as yet even drawn close to Griska, the Foi. (To be (iintimnai) From ih* majetlic \ mountain! of O rients to the Valleys of I'lnar del R io , from y iiliM iiq iu M atin* through farmlands, rsnchtr, tu g ir planttiio n i, Im luitrlal centers A ...tra ttlsM ara d lico ttrln g A tha many b e iu titi o f this naartn truly foraign land. that loving attention and food la all that la needed In moat cases. Recounting tha story of their eperrow with a missing lag, aha quoted the rebuke (made by the'small boy who found him) to a grown-up who instated that be was only a sparrow and should be put away. "Ye* but ha is alive and a bird," the little boy said, and that euma up tha Van Behren philosephy, ton. 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' 4-. ftSi • ■ ' •* • ■••. • • T' : ' v M *> v JWw,V,'jr -j '/> M B: 4 m s PUT A PERMANENT SfMRiE ON FLORIDA’S MAPI * ... - \0 « �- Aowoclated Prcws lean e d W ire Yffl.IJMK XLVIH A Bicycle Safety Club will he formed in Sanford Saturday morn­ ing, according to Mrs. Frances Murray, chairman of the safety committee at Kouthslde School, Thi* Is a countywide effort, aaid Mra, Murray, and we are hoping lhat a big percentage nf bicydea will be registered during tha in­ spection and registration lhat will take place next Saturday morning. Mrs. Murray will be asalatcd by Police Chief Roy G. Williams, and officers of the Sanford Police De­ partment in giving safety tests tn youngMcr* who attend the initial meeting of the organization. This la primarily a safety step, Mrs. Murray said, hut it will be TWO CABS WERE damaged In a collision at tha Intersection of Baardall and Geneva Avenue*. Cmcoordinated with the cltywlde re­ ■table Galloway, at tha right, looka over tha damage. (Staff Thoto) creation program and many big events are being planned for tha spring and aummer months. Weiner roasts, bicycle treks, and other entertainment features are being planned now for the organi­ zation of young bicycle riders. When the bicycle riders receive A precedent setting group attend­ their tests, the blcyclo itself win be ed the Educational meeting of the registered and tha o w ^ r Issued six-county District Eight, Florida a lag. Division of the Americsn Cancer Th* event will lake plaee at 10 Society, at the Mayfair inn ye*, o'clock next Saturday morning in Tw# ware Injured and proparty terday. Fort Mellon Park Just to the rear damage waa estimated at ovar 81.- The Seminole County Chapter of of the Chamber of Commerce 000 following a collision of two the Americsn Cancer Society was Building, said Mra. Murray. rare at tha Intersection of Bear* host for the occasion which drew Cost of the tag when regiiterrd dall and Ganava Av*a. lata yastar- both national and State officials will be 30c, Mrs. Murray laid. And day afternoon. of the organisation here. she added, "It isn't compulsory Harry Bolk, *4, and h!a wife Walter James, National Field Re­ An tntemillonslly known bsw- that the bicycles be regtetemt, but Bather, St, were Injured. They wera taken to Femald Laughton Memor­ presentative ot the American Can­ ball umplre who will open hi* It is much safer since th« serial ial Hospital where It waa deter­ cer Society,'with headquarters in famous school fnr umpires it Long- number and owner of ihe bicycle mined that Rolk had received con- New York City, said, "Our objec­ wood on Thursday, recounted some will be recorded at the City Hall iualona and abrasion* of tha tive here is to educate the public of hi* experiences aa an umpire for future reference. head and to tha left shoulder. Mrs. and certainly a meeting of this The organization isn't meant to Bnlk received multiple laceration! type provides community leadws for 10 years In the National Lcigue buy fancy gadgets for bicycle*, A biasing inferno destroyed the burning home* and lay In of tha face and head and a po»*I- an opportunity to get together and at the weekly meeting of th* San­ emphasized .Mrs, Murray, but la two frame houses In Gulilshorn the itreet burning until erawmsn work cooperatively to gsln those ford Rotary Club this noon. bit hack Injury. meant to make bicyclca later to this morning, killing a 5-innnlhs from Florida Power and Light Bolk, driving a 1034 Plymouth ^objectives." District Forester Harold Bj*WI- old negro baby left bn a bed In Company rould reach th* tc*ne George Barr, who will Mart the ride at all times. sedan, was apparently turning L. H. Peterson, executive vice Also assisting In the event will kctl nf tho Florida Forest Rorvlee th* front room wher* th* fire and cut th* Hn*. weak Into Geneva Ave. whan he president of the Florida Division of 20th lesson of Ihe school that be Bob Karns, local Insurance today atated that due to the In­ started. Flames from tha twa burning erathe d haad-on Into a 1081 Bulrtc the American Cancer Society, of haa placed umpires such aa Frank agency owner, Sidney Vlhlen, W. creased number of wildfires In homea were i d hot that firemen Cathy Edward*, B-monih-old Sedan drlvon by Mra. Bobby Good- Tampa, said, "I am certainly Secory and L. V. Roberta In the W, Tyre, and Ed Christensen, di­ Seminole County, he Hu notified son Braddy, S3, of Centra, who gratified wllh the turnout and won­ National League and BIJ1 McKinley rector ol the Cltywlde recreation the County Ranter In charge of th* daughter of Ernest and Neill* rould not com* within itriklng Mm Edwards, wbo lived at 1718 dUtanre of the home with the waa.traveling «a*t mi Geneva Ave. derful attention. 1 want to thank •rid Scotty. Robb In the American program. Fire Control Unit In. Rea M s dtfyt -llth . |L •uxiiury; u»fca-i t h H v j t r Mr*. Braddy w»t accompanied by (he local people for what they have League aa well as many arbiters county » death la the blase \h af h ft nUther three children 114, 8 and • done to make this1meeting possible. In leagues of lesser classification, wildfire violation*. ■/ > thsr rould not reach because of It was th* second fir* of th« yean old. Under tha Slate Finest Fire th* he*t. inurning ami firrniff» had to bo Neither Mr*. Braddy nor her Interest in our society and In the told hi* listener* of the hold that Laws, the carelesi violation la a A strong east wind, blowing scut from tlio mono of otto bias* problems confronting u* Is picking nur national game has on tho peo­ children were injured. misdemeanor, punishable by a fine arms* the area this morning fan tn tli* ntlilr. At the time of tho up— the public is growing more ple nf other lands. Ills experiences Florida Highway Patrol Troop­ of up to 8200 and/or a county prison n#d t)e hloib horil»r *« fir* ram* flrn on Iflth a t firemen wtio nf (he past 33 years ranged-from er T. Stark Mack, Investigating ■ware of what we are doing."* term of up to th ru months. Care­ near destroying on entire lilt* nf fighting O Mate tliot destroyed At a luncheon, following morning- the ridiculous to the sublime. The th* accident, said that damage to less woods-bumer* ate also liable homes owned hy Wltlle Holley. honors paid him include that of long sessions of various groups of the Bulck would come to,approxi­ WASHINGTON - Foreign for suppression ro*t», and they Two of tli* houses were com­ mately 1400, whlla damage to the the organization, Mrs. Julius Dlng- being (he only hnnornry member nf Plymouth waa estimated at IfiflO. fclder, president of the Seminole tiie Business and Professional Wo­ policy appeared today to be as­ may be sued for damages rauaed pletely destroyed before firemen their fires. rould bring • hurt lino from IMh suming such proportions as a!by a Tha accident occurred ihortty County Unit of the American Can­ man's Club of this City. before B o'clock. cer Society told the group of more Harr, Introduced by program political Issue that Secretary of Mlkell said. "Sine* th* first nf St. to the seen* of th# fir*. than 123 that, "We arc extremely chairman Charlie Morrison, extend­ Stale Dullrs may be Induced to January, Semlnola County hai had Mor* than 1,000 feet nf hnsa 14 wildfires, burning *om* 207 was brought to th# seen# from proud to have you meet with ua. ed an Invitation to the Ruarian* lake to Ihe campaign Hump. Miss C . M clnnis He has said he haa no present acres nf valuahle tlmherland. Hie insld* tb* rity limits to finally You will create stimulation and to attend tho opening of his school for 2:30 o’clock Thursday Inlrotlon* of making presidential maiority nf these (Ires are being bring the blase under control. Among Top Seniors Interest In our organisation here." scheduled Neill* Mae Edwards, whom hus­ Mayor F. D. Scott, representing afternoon at Ward's Hotel Iq Long- campaign speeches, but he may caused by people who do not take change his mind In the light of a adequate precaution! In burning band work* at Sherman Concrete wood where the school has been the City of Sanford and Forrest Chosen A t Stetson furor over his latest defense of the Irash. In addition to this careless­ Plpa Co., said she was in held for the past several years. A SanTord student I* tmong the Breckenridge, manager of t h e administration's handling of for­ ness, Ihii grass and womls ire the yard washing when several Wellborn C, Phillips Jr., Indsy Seminole County Chamber of Com­ 18 that have been selected "Out­ eign affairs. tinder dry due to the numerous of her children ran out to tell her announced th# starting of construomerce, welcomed the county group standing Seniors" by the Stetson "GET ACQUAINTED" OFFER an oil stove w*i smoking. Sh* timi of 44 additional new homes In A Life magazine article last Rosts and lack uf rainfall. University student body. They will to Sanford. OKLAHOMA CITY iAt - Police week quoted him ss hpvlng said "Please Hn not burn your trash attempted to ittn Into th* hnus* Sanford and Seminole County. Fif­ Voile A. WllUami Jr.. Atililant reprimanded and ir.'rassd a 40- the nation has looked war In Ihe he featured In tha 1936 yearbook, hut was met by a wall of flam* teen will be In LltU* Venice, ora In State'! Attorney, principal speaker year-old man who admitted hli fare In Asia three Umei and avoid­ until we have had sufficient rain­ caus*d hy th* exploding stov*. The Hatier. fall to protect yourself and your Franklin .Terrac*. ona tn DreamMlaa Caroline MeTnnl* waa tha al the luncheon meeting, aaid "In offers to several women were fic­ ed it. neighbor’! properly from a disas­ Th* body of th* Infant was wold, ]g id Ravenna Park, and five Sanford atudent In the group choa- our desire to elect, we overtook titious. He aaid he Juat wanted to found on the remains of a bed Dulles was roundly criticized by aw. some things that are more impor­ get acquainted. Officer* said the a number of Democrat! and by trous wildfire. You, Ihe person who burned to ashes In the front room in Tangltevrxtd. 1 starts.the trail lire, are respon­ The 42 hnmp* will all h* eom Others mmed In the 18 were tant than money." of the four-room front* structure. Burton Hnlmes, DeLand; Sue "It disgusts me," he said, "that man obtained names of women! some British ncwspiperi for his sible if the Rre gets away. It will There are five children In tho pleled In January and February of Reynoldi, Daytona Beach; Martin we are financially able to provide seeking work from newspaper quoted statement that "th* ability be your responsibility to pay th* Edward* family nlhrr Ilian the 1038. The total of ulna prices is Stephana, Umatilla; Ralph Chand­ funds for hog cholera shots, spread­ want ads, called and offered them to get to the verge without getting s Precision costs of a carcleas child who wa* burned to death. $333,ono, all of which Phillips term­ Jobs. j into war Is the necessary art." woods fire," Mlkell concluded. ed "new Investment money for ler, Defunlak Springs; H. Mal­ Power linr* were hurried from Sanford from northern Insurance colm, Tampa; Cbuek Sands, Mi­ ing decline, and other requests and companies and savings banks ami; Joartne Motes and Sue Fer­ yet we do not havo funds to provide which will bo a great allmulant to rell. Filatka Wayne Cbsslaln, housing for some 800 children In husinotx and employment in San­ Bobby Crumpton, tnd Morris Fos- our mental and rehabilitating or­ ford and nearby Semlnola County Orange, N. J.; Harold McNeill, ganisations of the Stale." Speaking on tho subject "The communities.” ^ Sanford, N, C.: and Han Chang, Part Volunteers have played in ou; Tokyo, Japan. In making tha announcement to­ history," Williams said "Whal ad­ day, Phillips said all of tho sub­ vance has our society made with­ contracting and a large amount n( A rea Nurses Asked out making anme offering fnr ser­ materials, as well ai such services vice on their own frre will. Yet, as banking and Insurance, wUl b* To A tte iiJ ( Sem inar the ciplure of (he Brink’s holdup provided hy Sanford firms men it more important nationwide Phillips sUn said that during 1833, On C a n ce r Jon. 20 than the discovery of tho Salk polio tiro Phillips operation employed an RogWmrf aigt prcrfleii nurse* vaccine,.He aifdcd, "Aren’t we for­ average nf 82 people, 37 of whom In th* Central Farida area ata tunate to hava among ua those who were residents of Sanford or Semi­ invited tn attend a Cvmtrr Seminar, wUl make some lasting contribution nole County, scheduled for Jun. so at the Hills- of service to society, Phillips predicted that the year borough County courthouse In "One nf these dsys some doctor of 1038 would he aa successful as Tampa. ThlF meeting la me of a 1033 for Iha building Industry in aerie* of jdatewldn Seminar* for doing research will make a dis­ Sinforri. "The market will probabngrssi, in which latest method* In covery as equal to that of tha Salk 1) be more selective," he prophe­ Polio Vaccine," he aald. care and treatment the ear# trealment nf cancer cineer sied, "and people will be more Mr* Ding (elder paid' tributa to patient* will bo describe.!. There choosey* about looetlonz, design, Uioit organizations und Individuals will be no reglltrallon fee. material*, workmanship and equip Th« all-day meeting will begin who nrlperl make the dlstrictwide menl!” with registration at It 13 a. m , meeting possible. Beginning at 1 o'clock and con­ Asked .how ha Inlendrd loiappesl and.Will (M|ure Dr. John F. King, to th* marc seleetiv# buyer, tha Director of th* Service Section of tinuing through the afternnon, meet­ developer said lhat ha would build tha American Cancer Solely, New ings and discussions of the various (Continued on Page Eight) York City; several films and Mnc- problem* confronting local units scopes; and a series of group tils- wore held. CUstiohl. Former FBI O ffice r Tha Seminsre are ftnanerd b> tha Florida Division of tha Ameri­ To Address Bureau can Cancer Society, T). M. Ladd, farmer Federal Services A re Todoy Bureau of Investigation official, Mr*. Catherine Frye Bard, 71, now retired end residing In Gandied dan. 19 at t a. m. at her home •va, will addresa tb* Semiiiota The Semlnola County Children'! on Wait First St. Bom Aug. .7, County Farm Bureau at III meat* Committee trill meet at the School !S7T In Newton, N. C., she had Ing tomorrow night at th* Semi­ Adin.n/itrntlon Building on Com- lived in 8anford tor approylna!* High School Agriculture M«rcfat A"*. t» .‘it'rrow at 4 p, m. ntaUly 12 year*. Building, lnslead ot I o'clock at prayitKisly Surviving la one brother, J. F; The meeting, aeoanUng to ionFry* of Waldo, Fla, Grave side t . Carter, secretary of the rtrvlcej warn net for today at 4 anliatlon, will begin *1 f P- * • Evergreen OamaUery, with • i Egyptian N au tican M akes First C ruise Tha St. John'* River waa iiA , rated yesterday aa th* "NU«r«4 th* Americas” In ceramoolei at* tended by hundreds of Central Floridians as well as by local citizens *nd government officials. Ahmed Elsald Ged-Elhsk, S * rand Secretary of the IgynUaa Embassy In Washington dedicated th# "Nile of the Americas.” S h ah said, as h* compared the twn.iir* era that flow north, "I wish tn bring you greetings of modem Egypt, Egypt today. May <Jo4 btesa you all, and the Nila Hlvnr.* Following Ui# dedication o T th i river, Xlhak end Robert Osceola, a Remlnole Indian from Silvef Springs, broke the traditional Hots tie of champagne over the bow ol Ihe "Neutieen” to launch the flret run of th* Florida River Crulaeg pleasure boat carrying prominent people from over Central FUrtdt on tho Initial trip. Crowria gathered it the Hand* shell heard a concert by the hemlnol# High School Band ttndff the direction of Eroeat Cowley. Senator Douglaa Stenstrom tn* troducad visiting dignitaries from marly every Central Florid* County Including MayorI, City and County Oommlislonara, Cham­ ber of Commerce official*, N( officer* representing the Nl Auxiliary Air Station and visitor*. , Rtenstrom pol Property Damage National, State Heads Attend Cancer Session Over $1,000 In Auto Collision George Barr Tells Of Past Experience In Umpiring Games Residents Warned Two Houses , To Take Precaution Child Dies In Fire In Burning Trash Foreign Policy May Appear In Drive Phillips Announces Additional Homes To Be Built Here y r 1' • Av >’ ) 'jjWj , ' ■ 1 . nomenal growth_____ _ „„„ w# are doing her# today ls another step in a tremendous program n | advancement at Ssnford and fleml note County,” he said. W. R. Kemp and Richard Sodero, , ro-operaton of the huge boat that will carry ilghtaeen along fhn •M Johns River to view th* histori­ cal sights on a four-hour trip, pointed to (he advantages of the newly dedicated boat and aaid, "We ar* going to create every trip of the Nautlean Into a Veri­ table historical ovenl and dedi­ cate Ha inert!» to the happtaesa and education of tha panel* of tha worid," Photographers from both tha, Mate Advertising Commission and CIIS-TV war* on hand to film for television viewers the events of Uta day. Th* Nautlean ahoved off from the Sigford Flar loaded with en­ thusiastic visitor* wbo aama tn Sanford ter tho first scheduled trip ef tha big boat.’ It will carry ISO paseengars daily on Ha afteraooa run which leave* the pier at 1 o'clock each afternoon. ; Duplicate Bridge M eets Tomorrow A t M ayfair Inn Tho Sanford Duplicate Bridge ' Club will moot at tho Mayfair lna .'-'y Tuesday night where they will Join with guests and local bridga play* *rs for an avcnlng of bridga play* tfl Ing. Play will atari at I o'clock* '{ •aid Mra, Camilla Bruco. At last Friday'* meeting amt . j play Iha lop averago waa <0. First ■ . winner* wera Mr*. Alleo Eekhanlt ■j and A1 Irlcklln with 7714. Second V, .1 winner* wera Mr. amt Mra. Jack 4 Rallgan with 78 and third wliinitrg . were Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Ram* H *ey with 72(4. Friday the 13th for Lena Bella Jennings and Mr*. Camilla'Bruro jjJ was Ju*l an avaraga evening. Huw. :1V ever, they were No. 13 for the yB evening, wllh thtir top score , 'is made on board 13 and cam* In Ul*i ' ■:] for tha evening. >• ...a FLIGHT ENDS FATALLY ?’ TUCSON, Aril, tit — A Sunday afternoon pleasure flight ended hi death for four people when thfir plana atallad while coming la tap a landing, eraihtd and burst Inf* flam**. Wltneaaaa . laid tb» Reache/eik, Ronsnu'a pilot, Earl t . Comeg] 14, af Tucaaa, a on*-legged Warif War I War, vaered sharply at Ire*- 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. 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