8 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/c5f8220d9726efcc69d169e3161bcccf.pdf 7a0a9ef542467029158bf5fcf4e65f4e PDF Text Text MORE TH AN JU S T A ROOF AN D FOUR W ALLS South Pinecrest Offers • Luxury homes in a ( moderate price range. \ \ • Spacious country living with all d ty conveniences. • City water and City sewers-Paved Streets etc. • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property value. A PAUK-I.IKE COMMUNITY PROVIDES EXTRA VALUE FOR FAMILY LIVINCI • Ultra modern design in homes and surroundings to meet today’s high standards for Comfort, Convenience, and that "Luxury Look” . All home* are on wide lot*, carefully positioned on curved street* that carry a* test tra* fic. All home* are landscaped and shrubbed by the builder according to a waster gar­ den plan. All convenlences-electrldty, water and paved street* will *11 be completed and paid for. The beau­ tiful near Pinecrest Elementary School and IP* SS-aer* play ground are within quick safe walking distance. Situated pa It 1* on the delight­ ful outer edge o f Sanford, South Pinecrest la close to shopping, churches and every other c i t y comfort and convenienc*. I f You A re A V eteran: 1625 Down Payment (ladodes closing cost*) $67 Per Month (Includes taxes and In*.)' Service Personnel F H A : $1000 Down Paym ent (Includes dosing costa) $66 Per Month (Includes taxes and Ins.) F H A: $1950 Down Payment (Includes closing coats) $63 Per Month (Indodes taxes aad 1ns.) W e Can Qualify You For One O f The Finance Plans W ithin 30 Minutes YO U CH O O SE . . . your colors inside and out, also bath tile and brick trim on any house not completed. A Growing Ideo - 130 have been purchasd and now occupied 2 more homes are now completed and ready for sale 18 more are under construction for completion in 4 weeks 5 additional homes are to be started Sept. 24th Builders O f Fine Florida Homes Odhtm. & Judah., BkAILEY O D H A M . Pnsidmt SOUTH ..PINECREST (An Aerial View) �Q ftfz W a n te d If Ym t Herald Is Nnt D v H m d By • P. M. CaS 1811 M o r s 7 P. M h r Doftrory Ifm tU t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER youlm e X Lvm SANFORD, FLORIDA EstabUahed 1908 Herald Acquires 3 2 -Page Press Fred Perkins, Publisher o f T h e * Herald, announced today that The 8anford Herald ha* purchased a 32 page Scott Rotary Ncwapaper Printing Pres* from the Dallai Times o f Dallas, Tex. It will requiro approximately three month* to dismantle the press In Texaa, ship It to 8anford. and reerect it In The Sanford Herald prtss room. The negotiations for the purchase By MARIAN JONES o f the press have been going on OVIEDO-As the 1956-37 achool for some time and were just com­ year gets underway, we look pleted thi* past Saturday. The Sanford Herald Publisher around to see what has happened ■aid this morning "Confidence in to the 1936 graduatea o f the Ovie­ the future o f Sanford, and Its tre- do High School. We undestand that Ray Fore, mendoua potential population growth, was the principle factor raptaln o f last y ea rs basketball in this further step to print a bet­ team, and Nadine Bostick, saluteter and larger newspaper that la torian o f the 1956 class, are going designed for Sanford and Seminole to Orlando Junior College. Pat Walker, valdlctorian o f the County people." "The addition o f this press,” 1966 cla n and recipient o f to stated Perkins, "w ill enable ua to many o f the honors and awards, carry more atate, national and has taken up the nursing profes* slon, having entered for her train­ International new*. "However," he ssid "this newi- ing at Orange Memertal, Orlando, Lome Slathers, American Legion psper will continue to stress local coverage, In our news columns, in award winner, and Johnny Selph, our socirty columns, In our sports talented music!**, arc going to columns, in our editorial opinions, vocational school in Orlando, Plrasy Jean Smithson la now a and in our efforts to bolster the resident o f Orlando but under a growth o f the local arta." This U the first In a series of new title, Mri. Harold Lyles, mar­ expansion plana that will cost ap­ ried Sept. 9. proximately ISO,000, Perkins said Dorothy 8immona also resides this morning. in Orlando but haa taken up a "The Sanford Herald will Con­ business career. Olivia Holland, tinue to keep up with the expan­ who was already married when sion and growth of Sanford and •he received her diploma, la busi­ Seminole County," be aaid. ly engaged In household duties. Terry MeMaben and James Mc­ Gill have chosen the business world, also, aa well aa Hubert Priest and Freddie Wheaton, both prominently known to baakelbaU fans, and Myron Willis, Boys State representative. Keith Malcolm, voted by the Five ordinances will be consid­ spectators as the most valuable man to the 1963-66 basketball quin­ ered by the Board o! Sanford City Commission at their regularly tet* ia at Barber's College, Miami. Good luck to oQ whatever they scheduled meeting tonight. Special meetings brought the do. Now we turn to the college re­ 1056-57 General Government bud­ get Into balance and combined turnees. The University o f Florida, with tlie approval of the Utility GalneiblUe, wi] cairn the larger Department budget earlier, the en­ number o f tkeao. tire budget will be covered In one Walter and Edward Doda both ordlnanA tor Gw oexi fla;*l y ca /a returned ae Sem en, Walter hav­ spending program. ing caught, up with Ed due to Following a special meeting with Ed'* two-yaar army stretch. With the Civil Service Board of Ban­ Ed in Gainesville are hla pretty ford on Thursday evening, the pay wife, Sadye, and Ed Jr., a new schedule, which has been a mat­ addition to the family. ter of controversy In both City Bob Shaffer returned aa a Jun­ Commission amt City employee circles, comes up for approval ior this year. Donald Hardy, who had three years at Gainesville, by ordinance. An ordinance creating the p o r ­ prior to two year* in Germany, tion of Finance Director will be ha* returned to resume hi* engin­ presented for first reading and eering career there. As.D on has probably passage. The ordinance a five year course, wo do not know will provide H. N. Sayer with a his status— Junior or Senior. Don supervisory title over the entire took his wife, Georgene, with him group of finance offices at the to Gainesville, too, to help him City Hall. Other officers will bo with his studies. appointed at Deputies. Johnny Jones returned to the And additional ordinance for University i< a Soph more this consideration at tonlght'a meeting year. Jonny la loowlng forward will Include an amendment to the to being wilh the Varsity basket­ licensing ordinance in regards to ball taam this year. Johnny, who the licensing o f sound truck* has a four-year scholarship on his when used for the holder's own basketball record, finished as use for advertising. second highest scorer on the Fresh­ An ameridmrnt to the admis­ man teem last year even though sion tax ordinance w h i c h he had been switched from a for­ will direct all funds derived from ward to a guard, Johnny has chos­ tax on Memorial Stadium admis- en an engineering profession, also. lions to the general fund o f the Erwin Abell, who entered the city, will be presented for con­ University in February lost term, sideration. returned to reiume his atudlei. Top Items on tha agenda for Erwin did not have much vaca­ tonight will include a discussion tion, aa he attended summer with Architect John Burton, IV achool. He also has a brand new regarding tha Sanford Civic Cen­ wife with him in Gainesville, the ter, the proposed fire station, and former Ann Leiahart. Ann, who Swimming Pool. It ia expected would have been a Junior at FSU that the discussions relative to the this year, plana on transferring new structures will lead to the to Gainesville. adoption of a Capita) Improvement Ann Pierson, aalutatorian o f the program for the city o f up to a 1933 class, ha* returned to Or­ half-million dollars. Street H ating bids and bids for lando Junior College this year. Miss Rsbekah Tuhy, May Queen two new pumperi for the Sanford Fire Department, on the agenda o f the 1963 class, and Mias Nancy tonight for consideration, are port Myera are sophmorta at Southern of the overall Capital Improve- College, Lakeland, thl* year, Rement program and will follow, bekah attended summer achool perhaps, the dlscuuloni with the there. Nancy helped with the re­ architect. creation program ia Oviedo dur A request to park a house trailer log the summer. on private property and a request by the Sanford Merchants Asso­ ciation for assistance in paying last year's bills on Christmas lighting will also com* before the commissioners for discussion. OHS Graduates Enter Schools, Begin Careers B. HUGH ANSLEY (Photo by Jnmenon) ^ B. Hugh Ansley Named Herald's «Sporfs Editor J, Mnrlon Harmon Sr., execut­ ive editor o f The Sanford Herald, revealed today that B. Hugh Amiley haa accepted appointment af •porta editor of the Herald. In announcing Aniley’a acceptance, Barman laid, "W e are ptea.ed to have Hugh join our itaff. llli previous athletic actlvitlei and energetic aupport of youth actlvl♦ ties well qualify him for the job." Antley ii a graduate o f I.yman High School in I/ingwood, where he held many office! in student government. In hi* ienlor year he waa aclected All Central Flor. Ida tackle In football.'Other high achool athletic honor* included Honorable Mention All Central Florida tackle and Honorable Men­ tion All State Tackle, <f Aniley then attended Stelxon University where he performed a» tackle for the Hatter (quad. Dur­ ing thl* eame time he lioxed In amatuer fights in Orlando. 1IU other athletic endeavor* Include baseball, wrestling, and golf. When he accepted the appoint­ ment Aniley laid, "It U my dcalre to furnish the reader* o f the Herald a complete and accurate ^ oca l aporta page. We o f the Her. "a id plan to cover all pha»e» of Banford and Seminole County ac­ tlvitlei. Such a complete »ports page will require the cooperation o f all sport* rlubf, and It U my hope that they will contact me concerning any activity that will be o f Interest to our reader*. 1 will also be plnaicd If sportsmen will contact our office concerning event*." B An»ley voiced particular en­ thusiasm In youth's urtivities and local clubs. "A ll phases o f sports * il l l»e covered — foul lull 1, bathethall, baseball, tennis, golf, bowling, hunting, fishing, rampfcig and any other sport — to the extent o f cooperation and Informa* Ms* given by the various elubs and offtaniiatlons." Analog ha* attended the Unlver.nJlty o f Houston, University cf •riam po, and on returning to San­ ford last year re-enrolled at Stet­ son, where he is presently a sen­ ior student o f education and psy­ chology. He haa written free-lance fo r several aouthem iiewapeper* and waa news-carter for KGULTV In Galveston, Texas. Principals To Be *Guest Speakers A t Kiwanis Meet Principals o f Seminole County Schools will featured it the noon luncheon meetlm- Wedne-bny of the Banford Klwanls Club. Accord tig to Fred Murray, pro­ gram cfco rn in , for the mooting H u m b e r o f thi school prtndpsls .w ill be on hand to make brief ' vtalks. The Klwanls Bulletin, publUhcd weekly by the local club, states that "Klwanls la deeply Interested la our schools, so this promises to ha a good program.'' The Sanford Kiwanli Club meet* each Wednesday at noon at the Yacht Club. ^Women's Golf Assn. T o Open Season President Ruth Herron announc­ ed today that tha Sanford Women's G olf Association will begin Its lH td T season this week. The monthly luncheon will be held Wednesday, Sept M. at 11:30 at the Mayfair Inn Country Club. A golf tournament will be held M a conjunction with the luncheon Tm d all members are urged to participate. Board To Consider Five Ordinances Mrs. M. Gradick BPW President Representative To Give Social Security Info A representative af the Social Security Administration District Offirt in Orlando will be at tha Chamber of Commerce Building in Sanford on Friday, October I, Friday, October U ad Friday, Oc­ tober It, 1151 between the hours of 9:30 a. m. and noon. This service is made available to those who wish to apply for Old-Age tod Survivors Insurance Meetly dandy with •hewers M a y aod teoighl; Tues­ benefits, social security account day partly cloudy with widely numbers, or obtain Information Scattered showers; low tonight about the Social Security pro­ gram. IW T Weather Our faces are red! In , a picture, appearing on th# front page of Friday's San­ ford Herald, the president o f th local Business and Profes­ sional Women's Club waa given es Mrs, Sue Stevenson. The president o f the local Business and Professional Wo­ men's Club ia Mrs. Myrtle Gra­ dick who waa shown with May­ or F. D. Scott aa he signed a proclamation designating thl* week aa “ Business and Profes­ sional Women'a Wash." Mr*. Stovanaen ia o f th* Sanford Pilot Club Our apologies era extended fo r the after waa not fnltntlen•1. Herlong's Record Hit By Lund Declaring the record of Cong. A. S. Hertong Jr., to be in Insult to the people o( the Fltih Con­ gressional District, Arnold L. Lund, Republican nominee, stated that be had sot earned the right to be re-elected. Lund charged that Hertong had either voted against or failed to voee on many important congres­ sional issues. Be elated that Herlong had voted against military aid lor the Allies and that he silled to vote an appropriation ofr the Un-American Activities Cosqmlttee or foe the minimum wage law. I would raher have our battles fought on foreign soil," he said. "We should not hive another 'Pearl Harbor', Lund elated. We must recognlt* the Allied nations as the outer bordera of our de­ fense. I deplore Herlong's action In voting against military aid to our Alllea. "The Un-American Activities Committee Is on* Important means to keep subversives and Commu­ nist* out o f this country and out of the government," heb said. "1 deplore Herlong's afllure to keep for an appropriation to keep this committee alive." Lund alio attacked Herlong’ s stand on the farm question a* a ‘do-nothing*. "Herlong wai against both Ike's proposal pfr the soil bank aa he was against the 90 per cent pari­ ty. He offered no other solution for ths problem. Didn't he think this to be an Important iasua. He was in fact an independent 'donothing', " h# said. Lund also attacked Hsrlong for not protecting public interest by voting for a bill exempting natural gas consumers from public utility regulation. Ho alto ridiculed a previous charge made by Hertong that on* of hla bill* had been 'pirated.' He claimed that Herlong failed to vote on ■ similar bill when Jt cam a up in Congress nine months later. Accusing Adlai Stevenson o f hav­ ing a promise for everyone on anytyhing. Arnold L. Lund, Repub­ lican Nominee for Congress at a meeting of the Lake County Re­ publican Club Friday night stated the presidential-aspirant *ntede ■ shovel' to continue his campaign of scooping pledges to the crowds. "lilt running mate pegs him in the primary," Lund declared, Eslea Kefauvar accused him of having one speech for New York and an eetlrely different speech far Florida, "Stevenson Is betraying the South on two vital Issues," Lund said, "He wants to abolish the right to work" lawi that the Suth enjoy* fot the freedom of Its workers. Ha has challenged the President to enforce th* Supremo Court decision on segregation. Does he want Ike to call out the Federal troopa to do that or la that what he has In mini] if he Is elected." Lund deplored Herlong's rapport of Stsvenson charging that such support was Inconsistent with the Congressman's stand in signing the Supreme Court manifesto. " I cannot understand how he can aupport a man who is openly betraying th* South on this im­ portant question” , Lund declar­ ed. Lund also assailed the voting record of Hertong aa a poor one. ‘By his failure to bo mindful of th* needs and welfare o f the peo­ ple, the small wage sayner, labor and the farmer, ho haa forfeited his rihgt to relusa so the oflce which he T rarfly neglected in these elgnt years," ha said. MONDAY SEPETEMBER 24, 1938 No. 199 Flossy Threatens Northwest Florida W ith 100 mph Winds 3 Dead, 4 2 Missing Are Left In Path National Kids' Day In- Sanford NEW ORLEANS ID — H u m cane Floaty, packing 100 mlie tv hour winds, swept toward north­ western Florida today, leaving three men reported dead and 41 m ining after it lashed southeast­ ern Louisiana, Tho New Orleans Weather Bu­ reau aaid tha storm, sixth o f tho season, was centered at U a.m. E8T about 90 mltea southwest o f Pensacola, Fla., and moving to­ ward the eaitnorthaast about lg miles an hour. "Movement Is expected to con­ tinue toward the east-northeast at th* same rata, bringing the cen­ ter Inland between Pensacola and Apalachicola, Fla., this afternoon or tonight," the bureau said. The Red Cross in Biloxi aaid It appeared there waa no further threat to Mississippi'* Gulf coast. Th# hurricane had winds esti­ mated at 100 mile* per hour near the center and gales extended outward 150 to 300 miles from tha center. WHO’S THE KID— A. L. Wilton, president of the Sanford Klwanls Club, diked out in ehort pants, buster brown collnr, big silk tie, and tarn o’nhnnter, wnitn In lino calmly eating ice cream and reading hi« comic t>ook, as Hhowtimo drawn near. It won the San­ ford Klwanls Club’s pnrticination in National Kid* Day—a free movie, ico crean. and comic books free for the children, arranged through tho management o f the Rltz Theatre. (Staff Photo) ' * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A Drivers License Youths Jam Theatre Renewals 25 Pel. To See Kids' Day Movie Behind Last Year Seminole County drivers Ho- last year, according to Seminole County Judge Ernest Houabolder. Last year, Judge nuutholder aaid, during aeptembar, 12,9*7 licenses were aotd. There la an expected Incrcnsa of at least eight to 10 per cent which means that If everyone secures a license, following tbe law, it must be don* not later than Oct. l, 1956, he said. All llcenaes, during the last week, will be sold at tho Court House during the hours o f R:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., weekdays and on Saturdays from 1:30 a.m. to noon. Judj^ Housholder reminds Nanfoul and Seminole County motorUts “ that only a limited number of employe* can work in the space atloird In the Court House,” and he urges every one who has not attrnded to this item, to plca»e do so Immediately and avoid the last daya an hours o f the rush, walling to be served. In a tabulation o f drivers Heen.es sold up to the present lima, Judge Housholder said that 529 were sold at Ovlado; 35 at lake Monroe; 163 at Bear Lake; 242 at Longwood; 67 at Geneva; 121 at Lake Mary; 173 at Altamonte Springs; 166 at Prairie Lake: and 7,763 at the Court House in Han­ ford. This la a total o f 9,337 .old to date rompared to the more than 13,000 expected to Ik .old In Seminole County this month. Meet Slated O c t 1 Hospital Notes To Form Mental KEPT, II Health Association AH persons inters*tod in the Ur*. Ruby Griffis (Sanford; formation o f a permanent organi­ Dischargee: sation o f the Mental Beelth. Asso­ Irene Lacey (De Bsry> ciation are urged to attend a meet­ Frank Riddell (Banford) ing next Monday Oct. 1, at • p.m. Edith Black (Sanford) at tha County Educational build­ Mrs. B. Durwood Croat (Sanford) ing, Commercial and Hood. Last month Mlaa Margaret Mar­ Freddie Ms* Lomax banford) Minnie Lee Patton (Sanford) grave o f tbe national association Anna Myers ( Sanford l in Washington visited her* to re­ Clarence Schaffer (Sanford) ) view the work that already had been done by the local group and Mrs. Dan Collins sad baby girl (Sanford) to suggest the methods o f setting Richard Van Dyne (Banford) it up on a permanent bail*. MattIs Zanders (Banford) A nominating committee was SEPT, n formed and will report at the Admission*! meeting next Monday. Eleanor Smith (Banford) Arch Abrams (Banford) Mrs. Mabie Connolly (DtUiry) Discharges: Louisiana Louis (Banford) SEPT. S3 AAnkiliftst The Seminole High School Band Parent* Association will meet to­ John W. Skew** (Lake Mary) Ruth Howard (Sanford) morrow night in the Bemtoota Norma Jean Sharp (Mims) High School lunch room. Ernest Bkkweti (Sanford) The meeting will he by a covered disk Eleanor Smith (Sanford) will be served at T pan. Mart* Kjsenenid (Sanford) All parent* of band atodeet* a n urged to attend Iamarrow night’s Mrs. Harry E. Wilson and baby gM (Boated) Band Parents Assn To Meet Tomorrow Wirt It's hard to estimate ju* exact- *■ ly how many boys and girt* at­ tended th* National Kids Day mo­ vie Saturday morning. Sponsored by tbe la o fc id Kl­ wanls C lub-a* a part o f their observance of the nationwide events, th* ptovlos Were arranged through E.) Klmbroegb, manager af the Bit* Theatre. Upward of 3,300 chikironl load up for the first performance of the feature In color and four car­ toon*. At na lime, with the lobby of tl.. B ill theatre packed and jam ­ med, hn line extended, four deep around the corner and out Second St. to the corner of Palmetto Avo, Waiting for the roungators of all ages were cup* of ice cream and comic books, all fro* and with tha compliments of (be Sanford Kiwini* Club. (IIUOM n . REYNOLDS On hand lo guide tha youngsters Into the show were A. L. Wilton, president ef the Sanford Kiwanli Club, Ed Lane of the club's sun­ shine committee, and Floyd Pal­ mer, chairman of the Kiwanli Club's Marianna Plan committee. Also on hand was George Morgan and Joel Field, member* of the club. So large waa tha Saturday morn­ ing crowd taking advantage of the Kiwanis, Club's National Kid'* The Kiwanis Club of Sanford will Day celebration that two (hows be represented at tbe 193i conven­ bad to be haiUy scheduled. tion of tbe Florida Klwanls Dis­ Th* first show began at ■ ; » trict at Fort Lauderdale, October and the last one was scheduled 7-9, Club President A. L. Wilson for II o'clock. announced today. Every seat was filled, on the Local delegates to tha conven­ main Door and both balconlea. tion will be A, L. Wilson, Hoy Gussta of the oanford Klwanls Mann, and Ed Shlnholaer. alter­ Club and the Rita Theatre were nate (names of club's repreaenth* children at th* Methodist tatives) are Capt. Robert W. JackChildren’s Horn* In Enterprise. ion, B. B. Crumley and Ralph A. L. Wilson, club president, Smith. decked out in short pants, buster Mr. Simon H. Reynolds, trustee brown collar, big bow tls, and a tarn o'ahanter, was th* atart of of Kiwanli International, a Ro­ the moraJng'a event aa ha saunt­ chester, New York businessman, ered through th* crowds keeping will be a featured speaker during children calmed down and assur­ the three-day meeting St the Gov­ ing rhem of ice cream and comic ernor's Club. Delegate* from 113 clubs, rep­ book*. Floyd Palmer, also with aborts resenting a total membership of and whit* shirt, gavo up hla morn­ more than 9000 business and pro­ ing's business to help the children fessional leaders, will participate unload from cars, park their hi in tho various soit ions, i cycles, and look after their safety, Cat conferences, a discussion ef Three representatives of the San plana for th* coming y*arL ford Police Department were o« teb election of officers will highhand to help handle the traffic Ufat th* convention program, Wil­ problem caused by lb* Immense son said. crowd and tha unloading ca n . The presiding officer at three-day session will bo Mr. M. Oliver Brawner, Governor o f Kiwanis District, and TIPPECANOE AND T Y L E t, Florida Postmaster of tho Psnsacola Post TOO !" This Whig slogan o f 1340 re­ Office. Mr. Reynolds, on* of th ferred to General Harrison’s rout o f Tecumseh’a Indiana at pal speakers, and th* official repTippecanoe; and to John Tyler resentstivs or Klwanls Interns o f Virginia, making Us second tlonal at tho meeting, ia a 31-yoar veteran o f Klwanls. Ho boa served vlre-prosidenoial ery. To sell • Tippy canoe, or find ■a president o f his home Ktwsab a tiler too, alert Want Ada to Club to Rochester, as governor af the New York Kiwanis District, do the job! Call 1131 to reach “ campaign aad aa chairman af a nnmhee «| district commute**. He has headquarters.” (ConltoMd « Png* 4 ) ★ ★ ★ Local Kiwanis Club To Be Represented At '56 Convention i :i '" , The Weather Bureau reported 9 large squally area o ff the extreme northwestern Florida coast was earning winds to blow offshore sad hold back the tide. “ This create* a dangerous situ* aUoR," the Weather Bureau said, "since the hurricane wind* will suddenly shift and mmy cause a rapid rise in the tide to about eight feet. This situation oxiete all tha way from Pensacola to 8L Marta." Resident* of low-lying area* to the southern Alabama and north­ western Florida a n a s were , mov­ ed to emergency ahaltors white hundrda o f person* la aouthem Louisiana began moving bock to their, homes. Tbe storm, which developed ear­ ly Saturday, originally pointed to­ ward tha New Orleans area but took a northeasterly court* early today, Heavy ratna fall along the Gtttf eoast In advance o f the storm. The Weather Bureau eatitioosd Persons living In aouthem Ala­ bama and Georgia aad extremp northern Florida to watch for p o * slbto Good warnings, Harold D. Adair, Mobile, A la , wai killed early today when hla auto skidded on a raln-sllckenod turburfaan road. Two man were assumed drowned below tbe mouth o f the Mississip­ pi River, Capt, V. J, Green* e f the motor vessel Carport reported that Charles Ayr** 47, Brooklyn N. Y., chief mats o f the 300-foot vessel, fell overboard and Second Mata Jolui Ritter Jumped in after him and disappeared. The Coast Guard aearehed for more than 40 men reported strand­ ed on boats and oil rigs o ff south­ ern Louisiana. Tha Virginia D, a 60-foot tug, sank in Mobile Boy, about I t mil** south e f Mobile, early to­ day but the four-man crew waa Rev. Delgado's Talks Continue Tomorrow Night Th# seriee of lectures being pre­ sented by Morning Circle No. Nine of the First Presbyterian Church will continue Tuesday -v*nl— nt • o’clock In th* Church Sanctuary, when the Rev. Oswald Delgado of Winter Park will apeak on Pres­ byterian Beliefs. Thle will be the second In a ■erica of three lectures, followed by e question end answer period. Tho final on* will ho flundoy night, Sept. SO. A* an added feature far Tee*day night, Mrs. Fred Williams chairman of th* aerie*, has an­ nounced, that a question box win bo available for anyone who may desire to oak any question con­ cerning the talks of th* Rev. Delgado, Th* service will be hold to tha Church m etoory lo arrowwo* date the anticipated large attend­ ance. The puhUe Is eon&aUy In­ vited to attend. Additional Local News O n Page 4 "■" (- ’ :*v. ■■*l. i■-l . �HERALD Third W eekly Edition Seminole Smoke What la thU I b u r about Kay By F.F.C. C. le b e r t Carver Ivey S u m s she hai bar aye on . Last Tuesday several o f Sem­ a cartain aophomora boy, who la baeomlng a very outstanding inole High boys who are members By PAT HARRINGTON ........ ................. ........... player on the football taam this of the Sanford National Ouerd In keeping with the Seminole,ern Lakeland. yaar. Could hla n an o bo Duka 77? Unit, presented an assembly pro­ High School policy-of attempting) Despite her youth, Mrs. Bateman 1 wonder wbat Allen Swain haa gram for the Seminole High boys. to eld students tntcreieted In I•* entering her ninth year of teachagainst glrla. You naver lee him locational advantages o f a hlgh,in »- She previously taught for The Speakers on tha programs talking to any. Maybe he'a all* school certificate, Mr. Ghard, the j three years In Kissimmee, two were P.F.C. George Huston snd argte to then. D. C. T . co-oratnator presented years at Aiken, S. C., and this is Why la It that Tommy Waters P.F.C. Robert Carver. a program test Tuesday to the her third year at Semlnolo High, (the aophomora) la alway pickA talk on the National Guard sophomore Junior and eenlor She Is an able and willing worker lag on boya that are so much history and the opportunities that girls met in the cafeteria for a In all projects for young people In bigger than hlmselfT And ho just series of talks on guidance In. which she is asked to help, tha Guard unit In Sanford has loves to flirt with girls that are applying for a position. This year, sho is Faculty Adto offer young men o f Semlnolo always about three feat taller The talks, giving an employers, visor for Diversified Cooperative High waa given bby P.F.C. Car* than be is. View o f an applicants Interview Training and Co-Sponsor o f the ver, whlla Houston spoke on equip­ You naver walk down the hall were made by President Gene newly-formed Journalism Club. ment. (Without seeing Jana Nelson and Tucker o f the Florida State Bank I -----------------Through eo-operation o f Mr, ;Jaa Basil. They will probably be Willis Peacock J., snd Mrs. David . . , . Bracken and the city, the Na­ going steady the rest o f their Gatchel, also o f that Bank. e -A -.? ° w J ? tional Guard Unit waa able to 'Uvea. Good luck to them. Mrs. Mary Jorce Batemen Mr. Peacock listed tha eight [f ™ ,_ h* *o u ” bring thalr Armord vehicle, the I have heard talk going around points thst he looks for In an P P ’ ,et * ° o f tho M-TI (armered Personnel Carrier) among soma o f the older girls to the school. This caused much la school, that they simply can't conversation snd excitement among sea why Johnny 'Barley has to be the boys as they were allowed ao short and cute. You would to climb In tho vehicle and hav* think that ha would grow just a a look around. During that time HtUe bit taller fo r their benefit tha functions o f tha M-TS were *. Neatness in sppMrance and By Shirley Anderson wouldn't you? explained, and bow It would bo ference ara, T. E. Tucker. President of Florida State Bank Willis Peacock vl«» p « , B ars you boys noticed the new used if a war should break ou t AT Personality—ability to talk *1‘ th° ‘ “ ? h“ mi,l“ d , ,Kc c S lh w .n W ™ B r Hcken' a em lnoto H l , h School Bai l or girls whoeo name la Betty ». Initiative—desire to better P«P **•“ * " Tuesday night, With the Armored Vehicle, there th! S*JI> ’ 8U" “ r f c h w f e i i e r MU. “ 2 Ashby? She sure la a knock-out. waa also a Jeep on display. I t oneself you missed a swell time. A id aha has a swell personality to the Jeep a radio waa eetup, and •. Ability to get along with The Band, Majorettes end Pep •"* » - WSI i s i t along with her looks. was damostratad by Guard mem0t^, r * a Club worked herd to bring us a Who la this wa see Henry Cason ben. This caused much conversa­ GAIL SMITH talking to ovary second lunch tion among tha boya as they took social ^ e u ilU t l ^ U t t e n ln mln,tur“ tlmre u.nder lhon dl‘ The Tt-HI-Y held Its f!r*t meetcommunity. recton of Ernest Cowley and Barfariod? .The conversation seems a quick look under the hood. Ing of the year Sept. 14. The te be very Interesting too. I. D a p a n d a b l l l t j r —found bara Rohn. After the demonstrations every­ Why do we always see Jef one returned to their classes. The by checking achool records and John Schlrard, president of the annual Christmas card sale waa PUbry and Ronnl Rusal coming Guard vehicle prepared to depart refereaas Seminole Chiefs Club gave us a launched by tha president, and By ANGELO COM PAIN back from lunch together every for tho local Unite Motor Pool. Mrs. Gatchel presented a demon- short history of the club and then plana were made for the Fresh­ Don't let the title abovo mislead day? Como, w on t someone let us stration Illustrating the proper turned the program over to Coach man Party. you; this Is not Intended to bo Future plans of tho locsl Guard la on the newt. and Improper way to approach Fred Ganas who called to our atread by fans o f tha "Inimitable". unit Is to try to hava • precision Every year the Tri-Hl-Y walI wonder If there te soma kind an employer for an Interview, tention tin new electric score Don't read this If you like Elvla come the freshmen girls with % a# romance going on between June drill team madaup entirely o f en­ Mr. Tucker mentioned that hla board, a gift of the Florida State Presley. Don't read this If you party. The theme for this yea “ Jennings and Tony Oetmen? They1v i e d Seminole High boys so that Elvis' Presley can sing, and well, bank to cooperating with the Bank. Mr. Genoa then introduced la a "Kid Party". All freshman •hack etch others papers In Eng­ competition drills might bo held A . J. CLEMENTS, REPORTER ehould consider yourself short­ Diversified Co-operative Training “ Andy” Bracken who thanked between other schools that al­ sighted and or inconsiderate. Do too. He la a wonderful linger, if girls are invited and are to come lish, and some bow, they always A apeclal meeting o f the FFA raid this if you’re human, and do I may commit myself. Probably* Program and hat, at present, two the people far coming to the dressed as “ kids” . The party will earns up with the highest grades ready have drill made up by boyi oportunity for placement there. "R a lly " In spite of the bad weathwas called Wednesday afternoon try to understand. I admit, he does awing and away held at tha High Seheol tomorrow la the class. Could it be that Tony enlisted in the National Guard. from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. To over onc-quarler-mllllon and rock and roll mora than the Othe members who participated by Bill Thompson our Chapter knows all tho answers? P.F.C. President. The meeting which squealing laen-aga femmes who average linger does. But, if It's Bra Joe Wynne 1s sporting a In the program were; Each freshman gtd will have the Introduction o f tho football consisted o f the Advisor and the have seem their heart-throb in a fault, haven't wa all our little now type o f sirring this week. Leonard Lcpere, P.F.C. Jim Bly­ a "big sister" who will provide players snd assistant coaches. By BILL THOMPSON officers, waa called to discuss the person, Mr. Presley is capable of faults? Suppose we try te search Beams she Is having quit a bit o f the; and Pvt. £1 Sammy Dunn. We then watched various plays e picnic supper. There wGl be Mr. Kettles: Brsntley could you ---forth coming activities. holding a most-distinguished and others for their virtues and our­ tell me if I can get to the park on the field while Coach Bill Flem­ prises for the moat original "k id". tswabte with her oar. Maybe she Advisor Mr. West announced to another unattainable position selves for our vices. deaaa't Ilka to play volleyball very ing explained them to the'test de­ Iota o f games, and plenty of fun. by going through this (rate? that four saving bonds would be in thalr swaet little hearts. To ■ w b . Is that the reason Eva In my oplnlou we shouldn't So, Freshman girls, don't forget^ tail. Bentley: I guesa so Coach. A given to the most outstanding millions more of these emotional argue over such trivialities as Jaa? Let's all give a big hand to the — be sure to come. load o f hay Just went through. boy* this year following bonds will Thera te a certain Senior girl female fan o f his, Mr. Presley ie what a singer looks like when be The officers o f the Tri-Hi-Y Cheerleaders who worked verxhard By MABY JANS FLYNT be presented: who fo r the peat three year* has a myth-plus, an answer to a teen­ singe: we would then be using this yaar are: pre sident, Nancy Pat: 1 maintain that lovemak- to make this "R ally" ■ succees. Tha cheerleaders o f Seminole 115 bond to outstanding chapter age prayer, a superman, a knight the wrong one o f our senses. There bad a slight crush on a Attain Ing la Just the same as It always tr talking to various people, j Cash; vice-president. Nan Cash­ Banter bey. What is it all about High have been working since firm er; in shining armor, and, I quote, shouldn’t even be a controversy was. emed that everyone hid a] ing; secretary, Peggy Landqulst; Aug. 15, preparing cheers for the Margaret? an "lah-aaah-aaaah". Obviously, over anything as unimportant as Gall t a t t y gad cha­ $23 bond given by Sherwood Tsddy: How do you know? grand tlms and hoped that treasurer, we * '• l--A . Hsyl Does anyone want to coming football and basketball Tractor to the boya with the belt they like him. the way a singer "keeps tim e". plain, Juanita Wyone. The faculty could have many more rallys to Pat: Just read about a Greek ‘ know how to spell Schlrard- If sessons. Farm Shop program; To probably one-half the nation, Let Mr. P rn ley rest In peace — maiden who eat and listened to help show our team "w s're for sponsor fo r the 1H-HIY is Mias •0, Just ask Phillip Byrd, I bated Hasded by their captain, Dotty $25 bond given by Mr. Hunt Mr. Presley himself Is believed to excuso my figure o f speech — and ■ lyre ell evening. Rebecca Stevena. la the hall tha other day that ha Metta, they hava teamed sevaral to the boy showing the best lead­ be a little too emotional, a little try to worry more about the way had finally learned how to sptU new cheers and hava practiced up ership In tha chapter; end $25 carried away, and even a little a singer sings. It, Come now, Phillip. How? bond for boy with the outstand­ mentally unbalanced. Many par­ Couldn't we accept him as he 1 hope everyone noticed the ing Supervised Farming progem. ent! think Mr. Presley Is respon­ is and for what he is? Apparently, -knlteUn board by tha offlca last This bond U to be given by the sible for their teen-age daughters' we have no other choice; E l v l a week. It waa designed and mad# Farm Bureau. spells/ frenzies, and other demon­ Presley Is and always will be El­ 'by Juanita Wynna and Lynda Tho committee decldejJ to hava strations admiration for him. Be­ vla Presley, lie Is as essential te Yoakla, It carrted the slogan that one recreation night each month lieve me, considerate parent, your the tean-age diet as hot dog— Mamed to bo going around school consisting o f movies, parties, and daughter is old enough to bo re- Hound Dogl—and as American as last week which was "Dump other activities. Discussions and ponilbla herself for what she baseball. And, If only In tha eenae Ooeoa". The sign bad eleven Ind­ plans followed for tha annual does. If sho carves " h ii" Initials o f patriotism, we should be proud ians, Each had a cup o f Cocoa, Christmas Party and the special on her arm with a switchblade, o f Amorlca's contribution to the •pBUng U. attraction which will take place remember it's her arm. Il'e no current worids-of-muilc, insteed o f It looks as If the Stanleys like time to hunt "Hound Dog" out of trying te compare him — and that night. Yes, the big difference the Prices and the Prices like the so degrading his originality — season. Stanleys, It seems that Helen and In today'# rural scene la with a currently-popular foreignTo me, Mr. Presley seems and There are two things tome peo­ David are following In the footthat evtr-Rcddy electric no offense meant ple never seem to get—all they acts absolutely human. After ell, land-imported brother and sister, ■witch. C oun ty agent* — crooner. Isn't he? You can he enjoys went, and all they deserve. '' Al and Byl' can give up-to-date advice i Why was Edith Hanson in such on lateat labor saving ‘ a hurry to ask a cartain Sophomethods. T hera are to I w n boy to the Girl-Break-Backmany new ways you can to-flebool dance before someone black hair, brown eyes and gain more efficiency, more • be asked him? dark complected. Plays football, profit and case yester­ , I am sure everyone enjoyed and drivers a Chevle. He has a the football game dance, which year's b e c k -b r e a k in g sister who is a cheer leader. Know was sponsored by the Junior ■m? chorea electrically I O a ts. Congratulations Juniors. This Is an Ideal Senior boy. He Is well liked by everyone especial­ This modem electric ly Ana V. He Is ectlve In football, end has a nice new Mercury to drying bin can handle haul the gtra around In. Nice, 1,000 or more bushels of Huh, girls? He has light brown wet crepe par day. hair, blue breen ayes, and a nice personality. Know him? This U a cute blonde, a new .• ■L •tudeat to come o f us, but to % >* J e f F , b still going with Robert most o f us she la just a good M. Goad lack kid! friends who has returned. She ‘■'4 j,* ' Move you noticed kids that every has blue eyea, and Is e senior. A - *- i • W time Pete M. walks by Batty J. She end her partner (Bobble L .) vSt ■matbles something to herself. S ?y 1 “ I &88&1S & f |Pep Rally B)3 Success TK S: Tri-H i-Y Slates Freshman Party Tuesday Afternoon 3 s s w o s a r e w t f f t s f t a r s f a r t .- a if t s& s&bsz Jokes Cheerleaders Read For Sports Season t ten Wbat-say-Betty? Bey, Ronnie R. whet te this m e e t ITEM keeping you at lunch? T or have been late quite a bit pan knew? Could it be that eighth grader? May Freshman! Get a lead o f this. There is a cute Sophomore bap brawn eyre brawn hair, and r u m Tammy TtlUs. Coma on you gate get busy. WOW. Phillip what te te It you eay gau're OVER? I don't eeom te iR M im bir the exaet wards. It help lake care at final expense! WW female, wasn't it? Beams as not ens can get any- without burdening your family. think oat o f Ann V-, exoept when You handle the entire trans­ wa ask her ahe has any Interest action by mall with OLD AMERICAN of KANSAS CITY. Na obligation. No one will call on jrout Tear Out This Ad People 60 to 80: Write today, atesply giving your name, addr e u and age. Moil to Old Aaurim n 1m . Ca , S Woat Oth, Dept. . , Kansas City, Me. . t f ig t i Yea sir, Oulf Life b u made It pos­ sible to d o something big for my boy. (I wish m y dad had done the Mine for m e/) I've bought life Insurance for him. PU pay for It until ha's SI, then he can taka it over. HOWARD E. BASS, Suparfntant n a r c o m p a n y! Age makes a BIO difference. Pm 40 and he's 10. He can get 2Vi times u much Oulf Life Preferred Risk u I could buy for the same money. Ask your G ulf Life Representative about Father-Son insurance. P. H. COLBERT* Superintendent Palmetto Bldf., Box 1221, Sanford* Florid* All through your home, too, Sunshine Service switches typify the “matchless’'convenience of modem electric livlng...in the kitchen, in the laundry...leu work, more leisure, (or happier Florida living I ^ /—— B B B B F ttm Whan yew kUchee Is “ oll-eleOfic' yen gal ee even bigger bergetel �% (Dhsuam make this your »• - Beautiful and Compact Four Bedroom Home . H l d a i 't - , -•••*■ 1.3 U iL - _ L Fall Cleaning Can Be Fun - Fall Cleaning Can Be Fin the kitchen spanking clean whrn With Planning your husband returns from woik. Fall cleaning may be fun pro­ Even if you do not have nil the ject—a time to »:te up the old modern appliances yuu ran accom­ and plan some new accessories plish that much, and *1111 look Beslqet-101 | for the home. It doesn’t need to relaxed when he get* home. be drudgery. Post a schedule In the kitchen Find « good outine for chorea, where you can see it. Tut under * WITH THE AVERAGE size of the A met Icon family Increasing. the demand fop the right equipment and proper a "onee-a-wcek" heading such lancer home* j* greater today than fur the past fifty yean. Thia apaclnu* one dress, and you can learn to on- chorea a* defrosting the refrige­ •story home fill* that need. Four generou* bedroom* ar loented in the rlftht wing. joy the Job. Schedule cleaning rator, cleaning out the pantry of Bedroom windows arc thoulder-high, for the flexible arrangement of furniture. chorea, room by room. Plan your whatever, and under “ twlce-aA broad fireplace and built-in* for book* and treasured knirk-knacka make the living room cosy and hospitable. Built-in cunbonnU in the dining room ffer spare work so that you find time for monlh" urnlg malres-rs, sham­ pooing area rugs, washing win­ fr the storage of linen* and dlshea. A breakfast nook in the kitchen provide* for an afternoon nap. quirk family snacks. In addition to the full-sire hath in the bedroom wwing. a lava­ Some homemakers tike to clean dows tory o ff the utility room i* liandy to the work area* of the home. GREASE-PROOF tVAM. one room thoroughly each day, pre­ A kitchen wall around the rango ferring the rotation plan to any For Further Information About Till* Dan Contact Your Builder. other system, giving other room* ran b« made impervious lo grease a once over lightly each day, spattrra and easy to keep clean Other homemaker* prefer doing by paneling it with plasllr fin­ heavy cleaning all In one day; ished headboard. This material routine chore* like bedmaking, with a baked coming In wood dusting and kitchen mopping every grain and marble design* ■* writ day. as in solid colors Is available A bride ha* a good opoprtunity at well stocked lumber yards. lo start out from scratch. She CLEAR AS GLASS doesn’t need to use Mom's me­ Glass, according to its manu­ thod* unless she find* them to facturers, la virtually Impervious her liking, cr routine will de­ to wear and corrosion, and has pend on the equipment — wa«h- probably the lowest upkeep cost Ing machine, freezer; whether aha of any material u»cd In a house shops for groceries or gets them (If you don't count window wash­ delivered. It makes a difference ing). in planning. TESTED SHORTCUTS VERSATILE PLASTIC BROOM Here ere some ideas other SWEEPS CLEAN, young homemakers have estab­ KEEPS CLEAN lished. Perhaps they will help you Even brooms arc specialized plan your schedule: these days. The latest has a plastic — List all supplies and equipment brush adjustable to three position* you need to do the job. Take ad­ —for sweeping the floor, or dust­ vantage of new products especial­ ing walla and ceiling. ly created to make the Job easier. It’* said to attract and hold —Get one or the creamy pastes dust, thus eliminating dust cloud*. that cover hand* and fingernails The plastic bristle* arc very easy and apply It before cleaning. It'll to wash by simply swishing them help the dirt to be more easily In lukewarm soap or detergent removed atfer your cleaning pro­ Mid*, then rinsing and hanging ject. lo dry. —Consider these rleaning aids: bottled detergents lo maka audt Bloom la a term nsad to de­ for washing dishes, nylons, wool­ ens. . .water softeners. , .window scribe the cloudy look on wood cleaners with spray applicators. . . furniture caused by dampness. To liquid slarch for a bright new Iona remove It, wipe the surface with to window curtains. . .new oven ■ sudsy cloth and rinse with a cleaner with Ita own applicator. . . clean damp cloth. When dry, reA bottle of liquid furniture was waz or repollsh the wood. ★ ★ _ ★ TABLE SAW TIPS OTHER IMPROVEMENTS goes a long way. . .bleach for AP Newtfeature* Experta who make much of the Paint, wallpaper, new bullt-lni cleaning and aanltitlng bathroom DO. ^ .act the saw blade to in other room a in the home, when kitchen tile, link, refri pUallc uacd for housewares stain that It clean the stock by no -----—j ------------.sudsy am- that 'warm sudsy water, allow­ " t o r \ ^ X ’ , Inad areas ed by • clear rinse, la all (hat's more than one quarter of an inch. combined with careful planning S necessary" to keep them clean. DO. . .when c ro n cutting, hold and Ingenuity can hc*p transform . . .insecticidal. the work (irmly against the miter even the oldest rooms to freshSPEEDING CHORES Color and convenience are the Before tackling "dirty" house, gauge and feed It Into the blade new beauty. Moat housewives moving Into reya to modern kitchen living. work, scrape your fingertips over ilowly. new establishments will find Take a long look at your kitchen Heavy ornate mouldings, over­ more conveniences than them were ■ bar of aoap to fill np the p ten DO, . .use a push (tick when and see how you can maka alls fireplaces and mantel*, clum- a few yean ago, enabling home between the nail and skin. Soil cutting narrow work to that your more attractive and livable. hand dota not come near the ay book case* and closets, dark chore* to take on a dual role, won’t have a chance to inar your Perhaps all you need is a new hand* with an ugly brown nail blade at any time. woodwork and trim* can all ba l,cre * re a few •oat of paint to brighten It up line, and the hardened aoap will DO. . .get into the habit of and give it a freah, new look. easily and economically .I I m in a t .r a 0 ,,]M U " Uh" i *!!d wash away later as you wash ' *P»n ri»T while >'ou UP Thera are many new, raiy lo tlandipg eitchr lo the left or right „ j Welln.ner „ j your hand*. , PT r I“ ,n‘ Ikitchen (put (,ul milk bottles, wash apply paints available in e wide the blade wh.n culling rather' ■menu can help while architectural dishes, wipe off appllanrrs, shine than directly behind the til air. range of colora. A trick to remember for white Do. , , make regular cbecka to flawa, and give a new look to old P°l». moP n° ° r Color e*q «l*o bo Added with trimmings: Iron with the straight —Dinner might be cooked with living, dining and bed rooms. new kitchen appliance* in shadei aee that the miter gauge ia at the new stove timers while you of the material. Thia kevps lin­ to harmonlie with your decor- right angles to the bladt. . .and ings flat. To maka sure that the shop. that the rip fence ia parallel with ating acheme. An efficient clothespin bag ia a — Dishes might he «a*het In a lining does not roll ovrr, run large the blade. Colorful floor and counter tllea great convenience while hanging dishwasher while you clean an batting stitches around the edges will add a bright touch and also of rollon and cuff* before wash­ laundry on ymlr clothslhe. It entire room. nrova practical and easy lo clean. DON'T. . .neglect to use a taw leavea both of your hand* free to —Cook your dinner — cas- ing; remov* after pressing. Are your cupboards and cab­ guard except when doing apcelal hang up togs, and prevents your inets big enough and it the right cutting—and then be extra care­ having to stoop to pick up pint, A erole, stew or ragout — hours In advance. Have it act to pop in height? Smart new cabinets and ful. clean line and pins help to guar­ DON'T . . . uie the rip fence as antee that your laundry will be the oven anytime. bullt-lni can be Installed to save —Spend the laat few houre in space and eliminate stretching "atop" in an efort to cut aev aa clean when you take it down and stooping. You can choose cral pieces o f wood the same a* when it came out o f the *udi. relaxation awaiting your man’s retun home. Take a bath, put from beautiful woods, stainless size. on something atractive. It's a steel and enameled metal lo ault DON’ T. . . forget that you will down and a table extension. good time lo knit, darn, sew on your taatai and budget. be able to handle eatra-large DON'T. . .pver cut wood on a You can aav# space with the pieces of lumber much more rail table saw while holding a con­ buttons. It’s a good idea to hare the table new refrigerators, freeicr-i, stoves, ly with such aressoriei as a hold' versation. set, the dinner In the oven and ovens and other appliances which Ample, modgrn, electrical fix ■re Incorporated into cabinets, put into the wall or used at table turro can also "enlighten" your kit-hen livln* top level. Ideal for a Growing Family R e m o d e lin g C a n U p V a lu e O f O ld e r H o m e s and there are men a n d __ who are especially trained to help you. A remodeling project aheuld be approachri! wl'h a great deal o f Changing living habits, newest In the house where changes have thought, Professional assist*n-< is your esauranee that yea wfll gel developments in the field of elec­ been made. trical and mechanical device* for There should be at least one the best possible jeb for the b u t more comfortable living, ainl the ihower and one bathtub in every amount of moaey. perpetual desire to "keep up with home. If they can be separate Ihe Joneses", are motivating fac­ units, so much the better. tor* that make older home* les* Built-In lavatories with coun­ desirable lo their owners and stim­ ter space nnd itorage units are ulate he ever-growing trend to re­ important bathroom accesiorlca. sidential remodeling. Medicine chest* are receaacd, lar­ Home-owner* ask—la It pots!, ger and handsome. Ceramic tile L E T W A l ... hlr In bring these old homes up terrazzo, linoleum or asphalt or ADS DO IT1 lo modern standard*? Vest In asphalt or vinyl tilca add color and most ease* It I* more economical keep bathroom floor* eaay to to remodel and renovate than clean. selling at a sacrifice and building Wall aurfare* will take tile or a-nrw. plastic covering* for bright beauty Which portion* of the houae and clrnnllnesi. are moot likely In be out of date? NEW HEATING SYSTEMS The two room* where the great­ High on the Hat of wanted homa est change* have been made are improvements la a naw, conven­ —the kitchen ami (he bathroom. ient heating system. The time If MODERNIZING H IE KITCHEN nearing when tha average home­ Many time* (here Is enough owner will consider both heating space in the ol.l kitchen to dn an and cooling systems a 'mutt' for expert rejuvenating Job. If the ser-, his homa. vice porch, entry way or old -’ In planning, the conditioning type pantry I* Included In Ihe re­ unit* for home comfort, Ihe range modeling plan-even more space of unit* is large and varied. 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It In through the edi­ torial columns o f your newspaper that read­ ers can view, by word picture, tome o f the Inner workings o f your city, county and state governments. Special ocasions are chronicled from the words o f music, art, ths theatre, books, and Hollywood. Americans have more leisure time than ever before and in turn rely on local news­ paper* for more end more suggestions o f whet to do with It. The person with time on his hands automatically consults the news­ paper to learn more about hi* hobby the road to the beach or the ski area, for reporta on spectator sports and outdoor activities— and Urn Nations) Coafsreocs of golf, fishing, hunting, end boating. Cl Istiani and Jaws. Ho la S char­ Radio listeners refer to the program time ter member of the Advisory Board tables. A few children even learn to read while studying television schedules. The classified advertising section provides Bells and tbs mors ho sells, ths lower hs can reduce prices. Factories, production end a daily market place for buyer and seller, a payrolls grow. Bigger payrolls result In more market place so vast as to be Immeasurable prosperous communities end n stronger nn- end one that sometime* extends halfway a- Dias In Gaargia Mrs. Belmn Lloyd, 41, patrod ,tion. round the world. Medical columns offer the advice of com­ In civic promotions better living results ■way very nddenly Friday sight at Soperton, Ga. petent physlclxns who answer questions, give In such projects as the constrution o f a playShe was born June IS, t ill and advice and offer suggestions, alt In ths In­ field o f the control o f pollution of the water had Uvtd In Sanford for II years. terest o f better health. and air. Corrupt police departments ere re­ She mad* bar boms at Hlggisa Local health authority* make thsir im­ organised. Political rascals are turned ou t Tarraca. She was a member *f the Bap­ portant announcements In ths Sanford Safety campaigns are launched. tist Chunk eg Sanford. Herald’s news pages. Mighty fund raising drives set out an­ Mrs. Lloyd was the wife eg the ....Homes are improved by readers o f the nually to whip poverty, polio, cancer, heart 1st* Clyde Lloyd, how-to-do.lt columns. They mend sagging disease, muscular dystrophy and similar af­ Survivon Include: throe daugh­ doors, silence squeaky floors and repair fections, Their workers call repeatedly on ters, Mrs. Ruby Hembry, Tempt; plumbing. Homeowners build backyard pa­ newspapers for suport. They receive It, too. Mr*. Edith lonae, Sanford; and Mr* Jatblee Colley, Mobile, Ala. tios and apartment dwellers redecorate and Your local newspaper is wholeheartedly Alao two staters, M n. Battle refurbish. behind wholesome youth activities, and in Keraay, Adraln, Ga.; Mr*. Bela* Gardeners, both the homegrown variety and othsr ways keep wary vigil over Juvenile Abercrombie, Marietta, Ga.; two brothers, John & Horten, Scott, the professional, depend on the garden news problems. to tell them what to do and how to use new Many a boy has begun a business career G*. and Caries Kerim, Admin Ga, on a newspaper route In Sanford and Semi­ runeral sorties* wen held at nole County. Briisoa Funeral Home at I p.m. The Soniord Herald Your newspaper doee all these things, end Sunday with Dr. W. F. Brooks Jr, officiating. more. ■las* e s t u r Ostster If, t i l l >1 Burial waa In Evergroan Ceme­ Perhape, the moat Important function o f t u t o r s . Plane* a near lb* At! tery. your newspaper is that it, with its comics, K l f t *nei t*r°aaj P a l'lsta r cartoons and funny storiss, brings a little HAN a x , Bxoestlve B llta r laughter into the world every day. Your newspaper plays an important part is Haratl la a m u M r af ths Aaeaelats* Praaa f i l l la aatnia* •tcluelvtlr to the as* far rapakllea* la the happenings of your community every [a af ail ta* local aawa artata* la tula aawiaasar. day—end those who gutds ths policies and every day help bring you In closer touch with your neighbors, friends and acquaintances, SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s are proud o f their contribution to the com- By AL r a e tr s Explorer Scouta from two Sanford troop* ipent an entire week* end at PinecaaUe Air Force Bate where they Inspected planet, train' •d In the Link tralnera, and ex poriencod altitude chamber opera. , Your newspaper is freedom’s key to better Jiving. It unlocks the door to a richer life for through cooperation of tho National Foundation. The apaaker also gara tome fundamental precaution* to be observed In event even a mild epidemic may be prevalent and, briefly claiilfled thet hreee type* of the dlletie. Ticket* for a Mven-act variety ^ ih ow , a Joint benefit performance 1 bring ataged by Casselberry and jSanofrd Lions have been distribute n id, according to Joe WIemer and d C. K. (Bud) Fisher, co-chairman '* for the benelft show. Hie two clubs will conduct sales and, the * bands of Seminole High and Lyman a School will shara In the proceed* t- of tickets they sell. The show r will be staged in the auditorium of Seminole High School on Nov. 8 at I p. m. Proceeds will be used * by the two club* to promote their " work in sight conservation. . Walter J. Krohne, Jr., ecoutmas* ter of troop Ml said that the Lions 1 troop will be host at Boy Scouta district meeting at the Boy Scouts 1 district meeting at the Communi­ ty Methodist Church on Oct. II, at d 7:30 p. m. And, on Oct. IS, troop ■ 341 will be host at the St. Johns * River District Boy Scouts Court Family, Frionds Help Mr*. Baker Observe Birthday I f Virginia F. Aadenaa Mrs. Nettle Bekar, rnatbar of Cel. W, K. Baker, Lake Mary, haa ksaa s patient at tka Central Florida TB Hospital la Ortinde for over 4 r u n . On Sept. I oho •peat bar Sttk birthday tkare, gladdened not only bky attentions o f her family aa4 friends, but by the nmembsrenceo of SI total strangers! Prior to the occasion, an Item had appeared la e Charles­ ton, Hast Virginia papar, tolling eg her approaching tnnivanary and mentioning the fact that It would bo the fourth poor she had been Is Ike hospital. And ae Si ktndheerted people sent her carde •ad letter* and presents. Trt pic­ ture, showing her with her cards, she win uss for her thank yon notes I Bins* IMS, Mrs. Baker, the widow eg tho 1st* Raleigh D. Baker has mad* her horns in Cen­ tral Florida. Before her lUaoss, the had her own cottage adjoin­ ing the home eg her aea, In Lake Mery. Hu kat seven sons and one daughter, nine trenohOdron and 11 greatgrandchildren. the advancement made through reaearch 'n helping to curb the crippling disease. Dr. Dippy stated that progreis in the field of ro- tng o f the final day. The afternoon LAKE HAND - B il l Globemoster and the presentation o f awards. Ths Explorer Scoots o f Sanford expressed their appreciation to Col. Mtehaal N. W. McCoy, Com­ mander o f Finocastle 'Air Force Base, and to Lt. A. J. McGill, Lt. A. Thomas, and 8/SgL A. Wilson, project officers, for their efforts SERGEANT RECEIVES WAR CROSS MIAMI (A P ) — Sgt. Ella L. DiSanto yesterday received the French Croix do Guerre war cross for a battlefield exploit of 11 years ago. DlBanto was decorated at ths apnua) review o f his National I Guard outfit, the let Battalion of the 211th Infantry, for knocking out a German rocket and machine gun position with gun and gre­ nades. laninM W tsw rsw . A Coen liability Bailey will guard you lust SueucUl lose duo to Ilab SAFE DFPOSII . BOXES , OAR PRICE WAR GAINING STRENGTH Be Petersburg, Fia., ill — A gas price war fa gradually gain­ ing strength la St. Petersburg. •any ttetieea attU are bolding to old prieoa pagg ad at about l l .f route n guile* far regular. Premi­ um prism run a eeupla of seats LOW C O S T HIGH, P R O T EC T IO N Carraway fir McKibbin General Insurance «SAN £Q RD a i M m c i u i i w u i Ba n 114 N. Park Phone 409 n» Carrier «■ par wools Oo* Hoatb l i st T ars* Keatfee Sis Haaths one Tear ' UN M TI t _ llt .lt All oniiuarr aollets. *ar<w of thsafes, rasolutlaas u * u ' a a i s r t a l a m s o t for th* parpoas of ralatas fan** will fea eharnro for at regular ■a?»rti»ln* rats? Ptg t 4. (xJh c d s w s A Monday, September 24, IBM Public To Present Problems A t Milk Commission Meats JACRIONVILLR U P -H i* sari** of bearings by the Florida Milk Commission will giro the public aa opportunity U present their problame and offer rugsections, Chairman Doxtar Lowry of Tails- AMHSTANT CAMPAIGN 1. Consolidating tho II milk MANAGBB TOLD marketing areas lain flvt or six. VENICE (A P )-J . Herbert Burke. I. Suspending price controls on Hollywood lawyer and political all dairy product! other than l—der, bus been appointed antstClass 1 fluid milk. I. Suspending price eoutrola ex­ cept at the producer level. 4. Reviewing the east af milk production. B. Roclaslfyiag milk from the present system la which clast#* »r# determined saeonUng te ul­ timate us* the processor or dis­ tributor will autko of tho milk it buys from producer. 4. Establishing standard ad 4 LO W C O S T Auio Financing by o w bank offora yon ALL af tbaaa Savings. T H E L O A N C O S T K EP T D O W N T H E IN S U R A N C E Yonr insurance prom luma may bo lad ad*4 In b3 h h H 9 1 y a w monthly paym ent* and placed locally with your awn agent. ^ B O R R O W IN G P O W ER v - s w - w * — M glinting with ua far future credit needa. Befere yan bay y a w next car, ate ua for actual moneymoving flgure-facta thrifty bank unto laoa plan. And nee exactly how It w il pay you to financa y ^ U *M U w CfM ly»)w T h e Friendly B an k " Member P .D .L O . �S ocial£ vm 1a MRS. ANNA RINEHART demonstrates her technique in applying paint to an article of ceramics. Also shown In the picture are a few of the many ueuutiful lamps she has made, a Japanese figurine, and a tablecloth which she, herself, crocheted. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Mrs. Reids McSwean, assisted by Mis* Janice Reel, entertained at her borne, IMS Cedar Are., Thursday night with a miscellan­ eous bridal ahower lot the former Miss Barbara Brown, who was married to Rubart Harvey on Sept. 19. The houso waa beautifully da corated with arrangement* of Ixora, which, with lu dark green leave* and bright pink flowers, added tb* finishing touch to the pink and green color scheme chosen for th* occasion. An open unbrell* o f pink and green plaid wa* placed oo in* floor and to this ware tied, with pink ribbons, Mrs. Harvey’s many lovely gifts. Th* pink and green color scheme was further carried out in th* re­ freshment* which featured pink aod green rosebuds on a white cake, green punch, pink and green nuts. Those invited to be with the houorec were her mother, Mrs. Giles Chapman, her sister-in-law, Mrs. Evelyn Hoy, Mrs. R. L. Harvey, Mrs. Jimmy Powail, Mrs. Tommy Brown, Mrs. Joe Dou­ glas, airs. Lloyd Swain, Mrs, Carlist rtalnei, Mra. David Brandt, Mist Rebecca Cain, MLae Joan Wright. Prit# winner* were Mr*. Uoyd Swain, Mrs. Giles Chapman, Mr*. Tommy Brown. ★ B.P.W.'s Mrs. Anna Rinehart Has Own Enterprise PTA Has Opening Meet Kiln, Makes Own Molds For Ceramics The opening meeting of th* P. Mra. Anna Rinehart i* a pert venlence* of modern d ir living T. A. was held at th* school audi­ and lively lady who ha* devoted coupled with the beauty and torium Tuesday evening with quite moat of her life to hobhl»s - charm of an old-fashioned show- an attendance even though the weather wa* very unsettled and kind and onotber. She started with ptace. hemstitching when she j.»*i Speaking of remodeling. Mrs. rainy. A most Inspirational >ic a little girl and not long alfer, Rinehart’ s pride end Joy ii her vollonal was given by Rev. Don. look up crocheting. “ When she sun parlor which the did herself. Walling of Barnett Memoria' Me waa In college *h* started painting It l» furnished with wlrkcr furni­ thodisl church, Enterprise. Dur­ la oils and kept It up until ihe ture. which is painted red and ing the business session, conduct­ waa an aipert. Then the progres- gold, and upholstered in pale ed by pres. Mrs. Harvey Dunn, th* e«d to painting china and from green. Mrs. Rinehart did all the plant for the P. T. A. School of thara It wa* Juit a short step to painting and upholstery herself, instruction to be held In Sanford a ceramic* course in "'ashingt-n. with extremely attractive result*. Sept. Mth beginning at 9:10 a. m. While in school in Washington, This rharmlng and talented lady were announced ; and th* program she discovered she had a nn.ural proudly admits to being the same for the year wllh the them* aptitiude for mold-making, ->n age as Dwight D. Eisenhower, in "Building Together Tomorrows Cl started making her mold- sti4 h - fact say* they are "twins." hav­ tireni" with Mrs. M. Hick* was fora aha knew It, her spare lima ing the same birthday ai well aa given. was all taken up in making moiu» the same birthdatn. Mrs. Batcom Carlton will serve lor other people. She still makes Mrs. Rinehart’ s most enduring as chairman of the Halloween car her own molds and, as aha d e c nival, which is to be held on the tribes It, It la quite and interest* hobby, through the years ha* been school campus Wednesday Oct, SL her rrochet work, which she start­ lag proceis. First she takes the Mrs. II. R. Biers, membership a A d e that ihe wishes to dupli- ed as a girl and still adheres to. chairman was busy collecting cat# and packs It in mud half* She has some of her ceramic membership dues, at ttgmy havt way up, then pours plaster of lamE£ displayed in her aiudlo on been raised this year to Me per pari* over the other half. When ■ taWe covered with a very hrau- member, Mr. L O. Hayman an­ tka plaster hardens, she removes tiful 'cloth, which she crocheted nounce,! the civil defense program it, reverses the artlrle ad re­ herself. Jfer work along these for Ihe year. lines Is near perfect, as Is every­ pasts the process to form the thing she does. The program which followed was other half of the mold. Fur tome A few of the outstanding pieces a musical ona, with Miss Shelia articles, such a* vase« she «**••* top and bottom pert also, and l,iat she ha. done in her ceramics Hubbard, music teacher, accom­ ' « . . ■. iV rts-lf are Bm a it ne ie of hniulnlp work. pair boudoir !«mne lamps panied by Mrs. Cecil Sellers, sing­ for one, a figure of a bull, * in white with gold trim, and her ing three delightful numbers and t* make ten plecea. husband's initials in gold; a Urge leading the group in community She has on display at her atudio, ashtray with lior husband's initials singing. Teachers aa follows were three p ain of cranes; the first In gold, and a set of earing* and Introduced, at which time the la the original, which Is over one a pin fashioned in the form of room count waa taken: P int hundred years old; the second pair dogwood blossoms, that are aa grade, Mrs. Catherine Bnyelte; i* on* that has been painted b -t dainty and delicate a* china. second grade, Mrs. Bertha Hardin; not fired; and the third pair is IIArd grade, H n . Fkhel Tart; eempUted. The difference between fourth grade. Mrs. M. Illrks; the latter two it ainaung. m e fifth grade, Dave Bride and eight asm* colors are used but In fin grade, Miss Raechel llarlltt. The Sept It firing process they are complete­ 9th grad* won room count. Linda Deal ly transformed, tome of them RutchJe Harper turning deeper and richer, .ind The remainder of the time waa Lowery Rockett some of them taking on a com­ apent In getting acquainted with Sept. 21 pletely new ton*. the new member* of th* facul­ Roy Tillis ty and parents, and refreshments Th* Rinehart’s atarted construc­ Nancy Richards were served by the hoepltallty tion on their lovely castle-like Mrs. L. II. Wynne committee. home in 1911 and lived there for • good many yean before decid­ ing to move away from Florida. They chose, however, to keep their home and so left it in the Charge of a caretaker. When they returned two and a half years The Pinecrest P. T. A. will play which ~ L* " exists * - In a special field of ago, they added on a little, re­ host Wednesday, Sept. M to the work for exceptional children, and modeled a little and now have Seminole fount* Connrll P. T A about which nothing has been done i home that ofere all tb* con- This will be for the benefit of in Florida. H*r aim la to arouse all parents of children in Seminole tuflcient interest in tb* problem County Schools. All those Interes­ of th* gifted child to that an efted in P. T. A. work and, es­ fecUva program in thair behalf pecially, all oficcr*, committee may be launched through th* rhauchairmen, room mothers and nela o f p. T. A. Mra. Gautier la chairmen are urged to attend. especially well-equipped to head A moat Interesting and infor­ this work In our city, aa she holds Thursday evening members and mative program has been set up, a B. 8. Degree in educational n*v. friend* of die Lake Mary Com- headed by Mrs. J. B. St. Johns, chology from th* Florida But# M>unity Church enjoyed a covered president of the Seminole County University. A* the flrat student of that inititutJon to be granted op­ tfifh supper at the ehurch, honor­ Council P. T . A. Highlighting the speaking pro­ portunity to do "honora work" ing Mra. L. R. Berkley. Chief Beckley la balag transferred to gram will be talk* by Mrs. D. in the field of industrial art, ah* Kfflgsvtlla, Texas, where she will Hale* Jackson, of Oriandn, presi­ worked with children for occupa­ Join him next w*ek. Mrs. Beckley dent of District Six nf tli* Flor­ tional therapy. Baaidei doing grad­ kaa been a very active tearhrr In ida Council of the Pi T. A., Mra. uate work at Appalachian State the church Sunday School and Fred Eubanks, of Palmetto, Mra. Teachers College, ah* did grad­ her leaving ia a matter of deep George Hartford, of Leeaburg, uate word ia psychology at Col­ Mr*. John C. MefJuir*. of Fus- umbia. regret to alL Us; and Mrs. E. William Gautiaff, ReglstraUon will begia at 9:M At the end o f the bountiful re. of New Smyrna Bearh. a. m. at Pinecrest School. A deli­ paet, R. W. Keogh, Superintend­ iiliiuii present Mr*. Eubanks and Mrs. Gautier cious luncheon is belag planned ent o f the Sunday School for those attending, by Mrs. Lu­ •d the honor** 'vritt with a silver ant and “ f tbe * • '* B0* ^ eryttal relish disk, as a memento of the P. T. A. Gautier, who la cille Feilar, lunchroom manager. • f the occasion. Former members chairman of the committee on A small fee will b* charged for o f the church, Mr. and Mr*. 0. the exceptional child for th* Flor­ th* luncheon which la scheduled to be aerved at I p. m. G. Patterson, now living in Win- ida Council of P. T. A., will After lunch, work group* will be tor Park, had coma op for the speak on "Legislation And the Gif­ ted Child". She Is a member of set up ia til th* various p . T. A. a u * * r, accompanied by their son. the state board of manager* and activities and committee work. Oeerg# R. Patterson Jr.. home on It greatly concerned with the need Adjournment will bo ot S:«g p. m. a short leave from tb* US Navy. Happy Birthday Pinecrest P-TA will Host Seminole County Council P-TA On Wednesday Mrs. L R. Beckley If Guest Of Honor A t Church Supper PWAI Pl f I A KF MON. f ’ TTfF. Palm (white patronage) Women's Circle o f th* Lake Mary The Orlando Dlitrlet o f tb* Wo­ Community Church held Its re- man's Society o f Christian S#r* gular monthly meeting at tha vie* met I n jh * P in t Methodist home of Mrs. Ruby Linden. Church on Park Avenue Wednes­ In the absence of the President, day for the FaU Seminar,'Mr*. R, Mr*. Walter I. Piper, U»* Vie# U. Hutchison, district secretary ef missionary education, plead­ President, Mrs. P. D. Andenoa ed ovar the seminar, presided. Tha devotions were led Mra. Hutchison introduced the bv Mra. Anderson, followed by visiting oflfcers and secretaries, the Secretary’ * report ot the alto Mra. A. R. Ivey, part cu t* August meeting which had been president of th* W.S.CJJ, a supper for member* xnd their Hi* meeting waa openad by th# husbands at the True home. Binging o f " 0 Coma All Ya Faith­ The Treasurer reported in over­ ful", after which the Rev. Milton all balance of $134.09 efter the H. Wyatt led In prayer, Building Fund pledge of $13.00 b»d Th# themes of th* «*mlnat, " 0 been paid. Th* group'* pledge ef Com* Let Ua Adore H a , " and JtO.OO to Mission had alao been "Th* Spirit of ChrUt for All o f paid during the summer. Th* Ufa,” were amphatlted during Tresturcr waa directed to send the study. the yearly $8.00 earmarked for Th* ehureh-wld* study "High Medical Missions. At this time, SHOWN ABOVE nt the C. P. O. Wives Club •’Get-Acijiiuinltni" Coffee tire: L. to It. Mrs. Mrs. L. W. Scott turned over th»t Hours of Methodism In Town and R. L. Herdman, Mrs. R. W. Demoret, Mrs. K. II. Lcniing, Mrs. A. E. tiroll, Mrs. Micbnel balance In tha Inactive Women’* Country,” by Charles MeConnel, was reviewed by Rev. Milton It, Cuolo and Mrs. Buddy Rawls, i.Stmt Photo) '.ssoeiatlon fond, which will alto Wyatt, who stressed the Im port go to Missions snd with th* al­ anee of enriching the ehurch pro* ★ ★ ★ tV ★ ★ ready paid $10.00 will complete gram. the churches budget of g26.(M) to Mrs. Jo* C. Fulmer district Missions. vice president, spoke on how to The Sewing quota was discussed present programs and Mra. Howard The C. P. O. Wives Club held it* and It was decided thit th* cost Anderson district **'-eta*y. pre­ MONDAY I an. i t sented "Million*, U. S. A.N opening session of the season Fri­ The Sunbeam* and G.A.’s of the of It should be nro First Baptist Church will the members. It Is now complete, day. with a get-acquainted coffee, Two beautiful soloa, rendered wllh the exception of two girls* meet ut 3:3u p.m. during Utt meeting were, "N o held at the C. P. O. Club. There The Y.W.A.’s of the First Bap•"<* *■* fh ‘l(lr*n 1 « own»- Man 1* An Island," and "A re Yo were S3 women on hand to hear ti»t Church will meet ut me imiue the first to be made by Mrs. R Ahie." the welcoming address nrr«r-it-d Beebe and the second by Mrs. J, « f Itul.y Sp urs ut OsHU p.m. "The Church in Southeait Alia.’* dby Chief William C. Jelllson, pre­ Mr*. 11. L. V om - vs|*te • hr The First lluptlst Church will M. Thompson. was given by Mr*. B. M. HUlyer, sident of th* C. P.O. Club. Chief her mother Mr« ' P Kyle en­ begin n study course studying the The group I* scheduled to! district treasurer, who aald "W e Jelllson told the worn*" o ' •*’ * tertained at a 9 o’clock breakfa-d book "The Pull of the People” at sponsor a concert of sacred and' cannot remain truly rich unless many plan, being mad* for lmd a , Thursday, 7:30 p in. secular music, In November, to w# help others." Mra. Robert provcmtnla ai tht club and A«»n t _ , t l_ ......... The Boy Scouts of the Flrat Riven by the llampdan DuBoae Hays spoke on "Youth la a Rothat any and all suggestion* that honoring Mrs. William Horhe on Presbyterian Church will meet in Academy or Zell wood, tl v-<jponsibl* Society," and salo • -* hrr birthday. they might wish to make would the Scout Room at the Church at vlded that It should be held la o f the greatest concents e f tb* Ater fvl tb,. sir>» be ,mo*t welcome. m rr bresk urcns's-i the church and that more dsh- .* church la securing adult worker* ia It wa* announced that nla»» aro cake was rut and served and the rt'FSDAY arrangements to cover tranporta- youth work," and "youth la th* now In progress for another simi­ honoree opened her many lo.tly tlon costs be mad*. Christian’* concern." Kindergardcty (legislation at the lar affair to be hrld sometime in gift*. Then canasta was played The first Friday In December Educational Building of the Pres "Paul's Letters to Local the near future. until the noon hour. Church**," was presented In the Coffee and doughnut* were ser­ Those present, lit addition t" byteriau Church from a a.m. un- •* the date of th* chur.-r C Ui noon. I itiyial Mataar and supper, la form of o play which portrayed ved from table*, which were very Mrs. Roche, wen*t his ministry, The Anna Miller Circle will meet f* c* artfully decorated with most Long, Mrs. A. Ammon, Mrs. B. unusual arrangement* of hlbls- Squires, Mrs. Nell Frutrod, -■ at the Elks Club UI It P.m. A l l '" ! " " 1** 11,11 '* nl\ . " S ': Mra. Mortin McDonald aecrecua, combined With Bamboo shoots Nancy Dobbins. Mr-. Susie Miller, members or., urged lo attend. I ,bl(' ft w“ * d#cl?rd * * ‘ U? *•* tay of public rotations, closed th* and assorted greenery, and placed Mr*. Brmlir Williams, and Mr*. Pilot Club will hold a dinner f* , r Pr° l * r * ould W * ■" **»• aomlhnr by raiding Philippian* 4t In low bowls in the center of each D, C. Howard. meeting at the home of Mra. II. We,t," ' n,tf.r ° * J * chure* A Thu was followed by a pray* lire Rooms of the Mooic home W Utile on luike Markham at f nd Ihe. Friendship O la* would table. be asked to work with the BustActing hostesses foi th* affair were beautifully decorated for th" .„ni ne»» Women, on both th* baiaar were Mrs. Robert L. Herdman and occasion with hibi-cu* and fall in- i ir*l Baptist l huten will ,,,,u., * m,,, leave*. Mr*. Raymond Freiton. continue. their ...............in,,k*. *tudy emus- on on " " " Uu’ »,|PP*r- A committee o f two from each group will b# ap» Sept, 14 "The I'nll of the People". pointed at a taler dale. There be­ J o ' Ellison Herron .Miss Mtileeli i Key m.. uh will ing no further husinvs the Ralph Morgan Bennatt iiimlucl the luuilling devotions ing waa adjourned. The organiza­ C. J. Toll.* over WTHIt, Snnfnrd, nt a.m. tion will holds it* October meet­ Linda Estabrook The Brownie Scout* of the First ing at Ihe home of Mra. Scott. Oordon L. Bradley Sr, Pre-hyteiian Church will met-l ia The hostess, assisted by Mrs. the Youth Building at 3:00 p.m. Thompson, served fruit Jello, atTin- Pioneer Ei’ iiow *nlii .. i WANT ADS aorted cookies, minU, nuta, teg ri-aiiim of the First Prcsbyterli Mra. -AChurch will meet in the Youth and roffe* to members,• ----Building ft mu Si: ski p.m. through f, ,? r’ ™r«. R. M, True, Mra. H. nr no p.m, | JJ. Cochtan, M n. Beott. Mra. IL Rev. Oswald Delgado of Winter ^ Mr<- Anderson and Paik will *peak at H;00 p.m.| A. W. Sheets, Mr* from the Ftc*t Presbyterian Albert Walter, Mrs, Rsi-mnmt M-Chinch Nanciuary on “ What Prc*- JJunct®’ ,n ? Hr*. Bett* Jane Donaldson. B«rnr* th* ladies went byterians Believe". home they enjoyed a tour of tha N O W SH O W IN G IVI-. II \ ENDAY recently remodeled house of the Klndurgaili-n Registration at the hostesa. Educational Building nf the Presbyterian Church from 9:00 a.m. I’rrsbyterian Church will meet until noon. The Training Uulun Worker* of 3:30 p.m. at the church. The Benlor High the First Baptist Churrh will be creation of Die First served tupjn-r at 0:30 p.m. The First Baptist Churrh will Ian Church will meet at have Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Churrh at T:0Q p.m, Tli* Mid-Week Bible Hour Ttnlnlng Union Workers Con­ ference will In- held at the First be conducted by Rev, A, Q. [mils, Pastor of the First Baptist ('hutch at H: 15 p.m. Miss Marcella Reynolds will byterian Church at T : » p.m. MRS. NETTIE BAKER, pictured here with son ic n f th e conduct the morning duvutlons The Chancel Choir will rehearse many cards oho received on her birthdny from klmlhnu icd over WTKB Hanford, nt 8:30 am . at First Pesbyterlan Church I The Olil Krauts of the First 7:30 p.m. Informal 'Get Acquainted' Coffee Welcomes Wives to C.P.O. Club Mrs. William Roche Feted O p ^«r»Mny With Card Party Happy Birthday sS?"* stranger*. (p s U iA o n a JU General Insurance G ohol H. JAN ES GUT AGENCY Mltsf Gayws SIS KA1T FIRST STREET PRONE 7S R. JANES GUT JAMES & G(JT D IST A N T DRUM S A PA CH E with Bert Lancaster CARTOON A COMEDY EMW Celebrates First Birthday A t Jim Spencer's Mr. and Mra. Hamilton Biabae and Mr. snd Mra. John Burton The Enlisted Men’ s Wlvi-s Cluh will be attending Ut* football game had its first birthday on . 10, In Taltahasae* this Weekend. and celebrated It with a dinner at Priendi of Lt. Col. Julian R. Jim Spencer’s. Adams will bs Interested to learn The ladies all wore corsages snd that ha la Improving and haa th* tab!* wa* decoralnd uith a runner of flowora, tin- length of bean moved tram Ojockner Pen­ the table. rose Hoepital to Camp Carton Thoae attending were Mrs. Wil­ Hospital, Ward 21-A, Colorado liam F. Finnegan, president, Mrs. Sprlngi, Cole. David Gibson, vlco-prosldent, Mrs. Barbara Warren, secretary, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Albert Hardesty, Edward Gold, Mro. Elliott Fen­ who spent th* summer visiting wick, Mra. Rosemary Samlerfer, ffiend* and relatives in Ohio and Mrs. Uoyd Ricker, Mrs. William M. Foster, Mrs. Lillian Donat, Pennsylvania, returned Wednesday Mrs. Jaion Goldman, Mr* Denv to their bom* at 24IT Orange Ave. er L. Duncan, Mra. Jamc* I* Shortland, Mrs. lindel Cart--r Mrs, Bob Reely Jr., eon of Mr. and Bobbie Wilson and Mrs. Cliff Wil Mra. Robert Reely Sr., who is a Hama. The next regular meeting of tin freshman at Florida State Uni­ versity, haa made th* top march- club will be held on Se|d 21. ai which time plans will lie madtag band at that school, for their membership drive which I* to Hart in October. Mrs. Sue A Stevenson, presi­ dent of the Sanford Pilot Club and Mrs. D. K. McNab, first vice pre­ sident, attendod the Fall Council meeting of Dlatrict Pour, PUot laternaUonal, hold ovar tho week­ end 1* West Palm Roach at the LAST TIME TONIGHT Roosevelt Hotel. STARTS f :4 ! C oots# sod at I tU GARY COOPKR THE 8ANFORD HERALD Linden Home Scene Mon. Sept. 24,1956 Pop* 6 Of Monthly Meet Of Business Women W .S.C S. Seminar Wednesday evening th* Bushieee I i H ild Tuesday Recent Bride Feted1 With Bridal Shower A t McSwean Home To Our Friends and Customers We Are Now Open For Business AFTER Extensive Alterations: Discount For 1 5 % Cash & Carry Pickup and Delivery If You Prefer LANEY D RY CLEAN ERS Fsatoro . 7 : i t "DOLLAR A CAR NIGHT" "CHILDREN UNDER 1$ ADMITTED FREE" E. H. LANE OWNER 110 E. Second St. Phone 466 �^ -.7'.!•?; •••S • '- . .. 'y 1 ’ /■ :'lf . i-7, !.- ; , — ! THE SANFORD HERALD Page 6, Mon., Sept 24, 1B56 Orange Belt Loop Melts, Bisbee Score For FSU Sanford’s Buck Matte and Bub-4 ha Blsbe* did their ahare o f acoring Saturday night In Tallahaaaee aa the Florida State Seml­ nolea breezed past Ohio Universi­ ty 47-7. On the ground the laadIng Semlnola scorer wee Bobby Renn, who scratched paydirt twice The aerial attack combination of Lee Corso to Bob Nalluma clicked for two more. Blabee made hlsl score by aeamperlng M yarda after receiving a pais, and Melt* plunged through th* line from five yarda out for his tally. th e o r a n g e b e lt loop for Sanford Seminoles touchdown lata in fourth quarter. Semlnolea lout, 38-7. Arrow polnta to b a ll ( P h o t o b y J a m e a o n ) Cocoa Tigers Smash SH S Seminoles 33-7 Nearly LOOO fan* aat stunned Friday night la Memorial fludlum - aa the Sanford Seminole* were ", 'aempUtaly outclassed by an ag" “ kraitWa Cocoa powerhouse. Dave William* led the torch for th* fired up Tiger* by racking up 125 .yards ruahing, returning a pa*» - tatercapUon 100 yard*, and going over for three score* to cariy Co* / eaa to a smashing 33-7 victory. • only lata In the Anal stania did • the rattled, Injury riddled Semi»- "Aola* get thalr feet on the ground I*. to push over a lone score . .with an aerial attack. • • Th* sharp Cocoa dub sparked a drive from the starting gun that ..ca rried to the Sanford 10 before ' ' Williams was Jarred loose from the btlL Two play* later, however ,k . geminoles fumbled and Cocoa denied. On tha first •. y tiy after th* fumbls, William Sweat around end on a power pl*y ja r go yards and pspdlrt. ^ocoa AMERICAN LEAGUE W Lt Pet Bh. New York 05 63 .642 — Cleveland 86 04 .670 lOtk Chicago 81 66 .601 I t Boston 80 00 .637 16‘V Detroit 78 70 .627 17 Baltimore 06 83 .430 30 Washington 68 01 .380 37 Ik Kansas City 60 00 -738 46V4 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Kansas City 1-1, Chicago 2-5 Detroit 11, Cleveland 1 Baltimore 0, Washington 0 New York 7, Boston 4 MONDAY’S SCHEDULE Chicago at Detroit New York at Baltimore N Only game* scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE W Lt Pet Bh Milwaukee VO 60 .600 — 88 69 .590 H Brooklyn HU 62 .689 m Cincinnati 73 76 .401 16 St. Louis Philadelphia 60 80 .401 2019 65 81 .4.70 24 Pittsburgh 64 86 .427 26 New York Chicago 68 01 .380 3119 SUNDAY'S RESULTS Philadelphia 0, New York 2 Brooklyn at Pittsburgh called top o f 0th curfew, Brooklyn load ing 8 3 Cincinnati 3-6, St. Louis 2-4 Milwaukee 7, Chicago 4 With only one conference gam* played last weak tha Oranga Belt Conference took qulta a blow in non-conferenca play. With all OBC teams opening their season only two cam* out victorious, All games ended with one-sided scores, ths loser scoring either one or no TDs, and the victor* slamming through fo r 20 points of tnorte COCOA 33 — SANFORD 7 Cocoa throw itself vary much In the lead for the OBC champion­ ship by rolling easily over San­ ford .13-7 behind the fine running of Dave Williams and Willi# Tharpe. Cocoa's head coach Jim Jenkins ha* a fin* experienced club with plenty of agression, power, and speed, Sanford ap­ peared disorganised, alugglsh, and light. With more experience the Seminoles will make a better showing. Terry Ooemble stands out as a baekfiald threat for oponents. This was tha only confer­ ence game o f the week. WINTER PARK 36 — NEW SMYRNA • Winter Park had little trouble with their season opener. Behind a big, powerful, experienced line the Parkers' backfleldmen ran easily over Ihe 'Cudas. Bob Fox, Don Chambers, and Jim Wash, bume ripped big hole* In the Cu­ ds line. Quarterback John Jane paced the Parkera by running for two score* and passing for ano­ ther. Next waek the Parkers meet Cocoa In a game that may well decide the final outcoma o f the OBC championship. LEESBURG f — OCALA M The Yellow Jacket offense pro­ ved able against th* victorious Ocala Wildcats, but th* Leesburg defense failed to materialise. Jac­ ket blg-gun Eddie Parker's being sidelined with an injury proved fatal for Leesburg eleven, aa Ivan Roberta waa unable to pull, the game out of th* fir* by hlmaelf. The Leesburg team suffered no disgrace In falling befora the Wildcats but It may hurt them by throwing a wet blanket over their drive, MELBOURNE • — FT. PIERCE From then on, Cocoa ran tha Seminoles' defensive end* ragged.] The unnerved Seminoles fumb­ led the kickoff on their own 40, with Cocoa's outstanding guard, Jim Klncade, recovering. Again the Cocoa offense sleamrolled over Ihc Seminole defense, the 00 yard drive culminating In a one yard scoring plunge by Williams. Again Seaman crashed between tackle and end for the extra point, and Ihe first quarter closed with the Seminole* trailing 14-0.' All during thb aecond quarter the ball game waa played In San­ ford’* back yapd. In the closing aecond or the first half the Tiger* mustered another scoring drive with quarterback Willie Tharpe making the tally on a ten-yard keep play through tha middle. The hLlf ended with Sanford’i Bobby Johnson making a sparkling 26 yard kick return. In the opening minutes o f Ihe second half Phil Byrd sparked ths Seminoles offensive unit by snag­ 2g ging a Cocoa aerial and carrying Ft. Pierce capitalised on Mel­ It to the Tiger 30. Three plays bourne errors to down tha Scrap­ later the Seminoles had penetrat­ Speculation Is that there will ha py Bulldogs. The scora Is not ed to the 10 yard line, From tha changes In lineup In an attempt Indicative o f the gam*. During 10 quarterback Al Stanley flipped to revive the Sanford Seminoles. tha first half Melbourna played an aerial into the Cocoa end zone "Thank goodness for an open data ■ superior gam*. Corbin, Myers, - i where Williams made a brilliant next week,” Dave Lauda said. and McGrew all played outstand. Interception and raced down tba Ing ball for tho Melbourna back sideline! fur 100 yard* and the THE YARDSTICK field. — Court 'n .^ Y t proof of fourth Cocoa seere. Tha Seminole Corea (21) Sanford IV) APOPKA 7 — UMATILLA 21 ” 'i a ' M S defense held for the first time of 10 First Dawns T The Apopka Blue Darters much the nvmlng to swamp out Bea­ 263 101 Improved bait club failed to show Ruahing yardage 'C f e i S f r A S S mon'* attempt for the extra point. 0 Passing Yardage Itself against the Umatilla Tigers, r \ fc 'T a 2 h sd £ < !!s Fumble* dominated the last of 0 13-71as the defensive unit for tha Ti­ Passes Attempted ••: ftV l^ ssS .X.U cirrr on *11 ofh.r the third and the first o f the 1 gers bottled In the Darters for Passes Intercepted by 1 "'■fwinsls** liiciesst thorHo or oonfinal staiuns before the Seminoles 1-31 4-30 Punts an easy win. Apopka did show .M t CZ ° u , r : t>egan tn move. A fifteen yard a ioma potential, however, in the Fumbles lost 4 'A " :* t h .‘ " o V e.r.on . • " « " * Cocoa penalty, two runa by Ed­ 65 15 Yard* Penalised persons of Foes, Cousins, Cleg- : r f e a t ‘^■mSoffi**Flortd». «bh die Barbour of It and seven yards, Individual Yardage: horn, and Chandler in the backand a 10 yard pass from Johnson Cocoa: Williams, 126; Tharpe, • " ^ ,h ‘’j a c k X ku" ‘ ' IIOUKIIT WAHIMlN to end Claude lllttell carried the 77; Ward, 33; Seamon 20; Murphy, field and Tom King In the line. LAKBVIEW OF WINTER GAR­ M IC H O I-A B A c a i m i t o Seminoles to the Cocoa five and 8. i s m B. Ilsach DEN • — SEABREEZE SO set up the Sanford score, Johnson U srton s Psaeti. Wlorld* Sanford: Oormbla, 30; Byrd, 21; Lake view suffered a aevera set­ AltorntT for ApptU«m»-____________ passed to end John Williams for Johnson, 14; R. Ruasl, 13; Stan­ back against 8eabr*ese. Tha De­ m T p n c iH C tllT COURT OK T H K the score and fullback Ronnie ley, 1; Yeackle, 4. IIVTH JlIHtt'IAt. C IH filllt i n an si Gllea’ kick waa good for tha extra vils were unimpraeslv* with the Score by Periods: n j a k k m i s s l h c o u n t s , k i .o n exception of hard-hitting yard- r ,V r IN " tUNCKM lf NO. SST3. point. Cocoa ............... 14 7 • 0—33 * .. |»|VOK< H gainer Tommy Martin and aerialBut Cocoa bounced back with Sanford ............... 0 0 0 7 — 7 ^ b l h a v i h b im m o n b . fury. After the return kickoff the Cocoa Scoring: Touchdowns: Wil 1st Bud Crawford. Lakevlew should Tiger* struck sgaln In three plays. llama (3 ); Thorpe <t>. Extra have tumsd In a better perform­ " i K a K I t CKM BIMMONB, ance than they did. Something 1* Williams act up the score with Points: Beamons <- plunges.) wrong with their drive, because MOTH'S) TO A r r H A K two runs of seven and 40 yards, Sanford Scoring: Touchdowns? J. a » D TO IIHKKND they have good, experienced ma­ STATES UK FLORIDA. OltKIST- and on the third play Tharp* went Williams (Pass from Johnson.) over from the 11. All three plays Extra Points: Gltaa (placem ent) terial. HOaiCH LEB BIMUOKH. whoso si TMldsoro sod m stllix sdilros* to were aruund end, but Seamon’s extra point plunge waa again »*V|S **n * JV u f i AIUS HKIlKItY NOT1KIKU ■mothered by the middle of the that suit f* r Clvorro *wt custody Seminole defense. of minor i-Mldroo lisa hooo filed It ws* a sad night for the aaolost sou In Ih* Clreull Court of Bamliitilft County. KiurltU, In Llrnn* Seminoles. Only Terry "The Bull” i i r r . bp m .H A V in eiMUoNM i« Gocmble made consistent gain* •ha above anlltlad csu.e. You are harsbr required to Ills your A n­ against th* Cocoa aharplta, and swer and/or <*•••«■ otharwlae plead III iso- only ■ war anu/ur center* Brantley Shlrird enrdanco with llw ■“ law with the Clerk of tbs above entitled Court and and Jack Stotaky could plow a to sarva s copy of aame upon hole through tha Cocoa lino for -othoa Wataon. Attornav for tatlff. at I t s North UslH Hlrert. their barkfleldmen. Eacusaa are , Orlando, Klorlda on or befora out of order. The Sanford Semi Silk dar of October * *' * * '* noles were not ready to take on arwla* a I>«cr*o f*n •■will b# entered asalna _ such a classy ball club. The boya '(fa ilu re to so aerve end file pour •era not up for tho gam* and VAeawer o r . other dafanaaa aa raconsequently made a poorer show­ *aulred bv tsw . . .. 1 1 » r . » . nir hand and atal of ing than they had during pre thla Slat dar of Ben•aafd j t iCourt, b p 4 *" season training. U m ber. a . n t i s t .. Legal N o t i c e _ ( g O. P. Clark Take advantage o f us HERNDON o f th* circuit Court fa and For Semlnol* Cuuntr. B rV S.’TBSSI* Oo Dorothan Wataon At ttto m a r for P latallff \W North Matn Blreat, 'rlsado, Florida K m b u t* w k k 1-A w —eaajr u watering NOW we are dosing out our complete stock of new 1956 Chryslers and Plymouths. Beat the price rise and buy at the best time o f the year to$SAVE$ R E .M A N N KILGORE SEED CO. 30f W. lit Bt. *h. *418 Chrysler-Plymouth “ T H E B EST F O R L E SS" C O M M ER C IA L and PA LM ETTO SAN FO RD PHONES 47 or 3043 LYMAN'S LAMAR HELMS falls to score a» the scrappy JVa’ on their own six-yard line Saturday night In Longwood. Lyman won by (Photo by Jameson) ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ The little JVa picked up two first downs and drove out to their 30 yard line before the hard-hitting Lyman defense separated the ball from the runner. Wilh Lyman re­ covering on the JV 30, It took only two plays fo - the Greyhounds to scratch paydirt again. Helms The scrappy Sanford Seminole. o ff behind the fine running of carried down the sidelines for ten, JVa did themselves proud Satur David Stevens, Jimmy Hopkins, ’ then Steven* passed to halfback day night In Longwood as they nnd Lamar Helms. Lyman car­ John Fambro for 20 yards and the score. But the Greyhounds held the powerful Lyman Greyried through a srxty-yard sustain­ bounced o ff a solid defensive wall hounds to 13 points. Tho loalng JVs won a gigantic spirltuil vie ed drive that culminated In a when Stevens attempted to plunge lory In holding down the score score as Helms plunged for psy- for the extra point. The half end­ In what figured to be a runaway dirt from ilx yards out. Stevens ed with the Greyhounds leading ball game. The Greyhounds had crashed through tho middle for 13-0. to fight hard for their ISO vic­ tho extru point The nervous JVs The Sanford Seminole JVa play­ tory against an outstanding defen­ fumbled one the first play after ed an outstanding second half. sive unit that stopped the Lyman the return kickoff, but the defense They out-galncd the Greyhounds eleven cold In the second half. dug in and held as the remainder In a dual air and ground attack, The Greyhounds began to march of the first qusrter witnessed a piling up 39 yarda against Lyman's after receiving the opening kick- scries of fumbles around the mid­ 32. The JVs deepest penetration tame In the closing seconds of field stripe. Nest Week's OBC schedule: In the second quarter the the third quarter; spearheaded by Winter I'srk at Cocos (game of Greyhounds covered 50 yards in I the passing and running of lUtle the week) two plays that threatened the 120 pound Al Collins the JVs Vero Beach nt Melbourne (non JVs again. Helms tossed to Grey­ marched to the Lyman 28 yard conference tilt) hound end Ken Miller or 36 yards, line. In the fading aecond* o f the Apopka at Leesburg (Important then Stevens ploughed around end conference-wise — good game to for 25 more behind a beautiful game the mentors of the Jubilant aee) key btock by Hopklni that carried looser* emptied the benches as Kisalmee at Lakevlew (Non-con­ the Greyhounds to the JV nine. tba Greyhound* went to the air ference) When the JV defense held the In a desperate but unsuccessful Geyhounds for downs and took Hanford —- open dale. All games are on Friday even­ possession of th* ball on their or the scrappy featharwalghU. ing. Seminole JVs Display Good Defensive Unit Mfficiscsm tfiflRe SALE Sept. 24th. To Oct. 4th. { 11f ? '» WANT ADS 1J& C 0* ANNOUNCING W T h e 'F ii '* * * o n * ’ Revolving C red it Plan * < i. £ u i c c ,i u ' y try for another score. For the winning Greyhounds, tackle Alton Boone was outstand­ ing In both offense and defenta.. For th* JVa tba whole team waa* outstanding; to mention one of several name* would alight the brilliant play of the entire team. The Yardstick Sanford JV Lyman 6 First Downs 11 63 Rushing yardage 152 46 Passing Yardage 41 7-3 Passes 9-3 0 Parses Intercepted 1» 2-35 Tunt* 3-34 3 Fumbles lost 4 16 Yards Penslized ; >5 Individual yardage: Sanford JV: Collins, 25; Giles, 22; Malhicux, D; Dandrldgc, 2. Lyman: Stevens, BO; Helms, 36; Hopkins, 31; Fambrc, 0; Stone, 8. Score by periods: Sanford JV 0 0 0 (L - fl Lyman 7 6 0 6—12 Lyman Scoring: Helms, Fambrj0 (pass) Extra Point: StevensO 71 (pass). Extra Point: Stevens (plunge). ' o m e f PHONE 147 114 MAGNOLIA Tht most convoniont woy k to buy your homo a and car noods Jm uU tfliisiC f / Hire's How It Workt— C eV l| According to Aeaop'e Fab­ le* the Lion'* (bar* la all. 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I would liko my payments to bo - - (Check one) § ooch w eek Mml-monthty monthly AddreitCHy____ -Zone-----State. T iresfo n e l i t B. w . « . 12 �A W ant Ad A Day Makes A ll Business Pay—Phone 1821 14—USED CARS Z3—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION FOR SALE—New Firestone clock SEVERAL low priced cars, rang* Unequaled Opportunity radio 4A121 — 813.43. Firestone ing from 875 up, for good eco­ in Stores, nomical transportation Ray Her­ ron, Phone 2438 or 1343-W after FABULOUS FIELD OF FUTURE We buy and sell used furniture. 8:00 p.m. ELECTRONICS Paying top cash prices tor any thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ INCREASE EARNINGS I960 PONTIAC—8-cyllnder, 2-door, ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2063-W. Beyond Your Greatest Expectations clean, 8430. Ray Hamm, Phone SERVE YOUR COUNTRY 2458, or 1343-W, after 8:00 p.m. For Sal*— 4C23 Portable radio— AND 1NDU8TRY 814.95. Firestone Store*. Where Critical Shortage Exisli 1933 PLYMOUTH Plaza - very BE A VITAL PART For Sale—Used Frigtdaire 815.00. clean. Drive It away for 81493. o f World o f Tomorrow Firestone Stores. Call Ray Herron at 2458 or 1342Make your future and that of W after 6:00 p.m. your family SECURE. It you Army Cou, 83.9b; Faint. 82.30 gal. ■ have Sth grade education, and i’-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ 1931 Model-A couple. Good condh a sincere desire to succeed, LET lus, 310 Sattiord Av*. Uon, $100. 1020 Myrtle Ave. Ph US CHECK YOUR QUAUFIC f /R K N T 'EM EAST 186QJ. CATIONS for this program For Sale— Pop-up Toaater $7.60. At Firestone Stores. short, intensive TRAINING BUSINESS WILL NOT INTERFERE WITH For Sale—2 repossessed child’* V R 1 . E N T EMPLOYMENT Ride 'Em Planes—$29.05 Value. SERVICES CRITICAL NEED for our Grad, 813.00 each. Firestone Stores. uitcs to fill IMMEDIATE OPEN1A—PLACES to EAT 18-BEAUTY PARLORS ING. 8th Grade Graduate* can For Sale—Child's Out-door Swing HOSPITALITY HEADQUARTERS Modern Air-conditioned Salon qualify for training aa: Set. A 839.93 Value for 929.93 — The Doggie Diner It Bar, ELECTRONIC MECHANICS Harriett’s Beauty Nook Firestone Stores. Lake Mary. RADIO AND TELEVISION 188 8. oak * Ph. 971 PRICES ARE LOWER HERE— F. ELECTRONICS MAR-LOU RESTAURANT I7-BU1LUINU— HEFAIRH M.B. Sc, 10c k 25c Store, 321 S. High School Graduates or equiva Sample Menu: T-Bone Steak, PAINTING Sanford Ave. lent: Breaded Veal Cutlat, Florida ELECTRONIC TECHICIAN8 For Sale—Used Refrigerator, only Lobatcr, Deviled Crab, and of PAINTERS ATTENTION - For ELECTRONIC ASSOCIATE $65.00. Firestone Stores. course Lola's Famous Pizza. Sale: OB Wall paint 55c, gal. ENGINEERS PHONE 1175-W fo r takeout. 81.66, Famous brand. Firestone ELECTRONIC DRAFTSMEN For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer Hwy 17-83 South. Stores. MECHANICAL AND DESIGN only 823.00. Firestone Stores. DRAFTING 4—LOST This la a free past to the Palm in WIDE variety o f industries at For Sale—Trade In GE Refrigera­ Drive-In Theatre for Mrs. Ed HIGH STARTING SALARIES. tor $03.00. Firestone Sturca. LOST— Wrist watch. Reward Fulford, Geneva. Exp. date Oct. In many instances, traveling Arthur Turner, 1320 W. 8th St, 4, 19g66 allowance for self and family Panel-Ray apace heater, door, Window* wilh screens with and moving expenses jiald. LOST — Woman's tan wallet FLOOR landing and finishing. hardware. Toilet seats, vaneDONT DELAY. Let us check near post office. Ph. 2308 or Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ tain blinds, folding screen, your qualifications today. Write 722.W. nole county since 1925. flourescent light fixturei, window ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE, H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary •hades, drapery rods, army INC., Box Et, care o f Sanford LOSTOpal pin, beautiful. Herald, cols, 1 hand lawn mower. 1 Blanche Hill. REWARD 2474 M cK A N E Y -SM ITH P A IN T S Universal electric percolator. Palmetto, Ph. 2483-J. Mnrcmelle Court, 2364, Orlando 2415 8. Par* Phone 1203 EM P LO YM EN T Rd. Pr. 229-51. S—PERSONAL NOTICES For Painting call Mr. Taakar, Ph. 88-H E L P WANTED—FEMALE 44 APPLIANCES 888-XR. Room special 114.93. ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby W a i t r e s s — A pply Touchton'a For Sale—5D34 Gas heater, 20,000 Beds Day, Weak, or Month—'TeL Floor undine and finishing. Dm-; Jtore, Mr. Clark. 1423. Furniture Center — BTU o n l y $34.93 Firestone A batter Job at a better price 118 West P in t St. Stores. NEED EXTRA MONEY — Free estimates. Ph. Cor ollett Oviedo FO-S3194. FOR CHRISTMAS? FRIGLDAIRE appliances, a a 1• a A U TO M O TIV E Avon Representatives earn $300 to and service. G. H. High, Oviedo. ENCLOSE Y O U R FORCH -lo 11,000 during Christmaa selling Fla. Phone FO-3 3Jts or Sanford •—BOATS AND MOTORS gain added living space all lesson. We can help you earn 1642-W after S p. a. ypsr round! Consult H I L L this kind of money. Mrs. J. EFFECTIVE AUG. 30 LUMBER Sc SUPPLY Y A R D For Sale— Repossessed Television. Russell, P. O. Box 975, Orlando. A LL 18M EV1NRUDES ON SALE for Moas, materials and estim­ A Beauty—only 881.00 Fires ton a S H. P. Lauaon ates. Do it yourself, or have WOMAN with machine to aew Stores. Air-cooled, 4-cycle . . . . $50.00 ready cut aprons, Easy, pro­ a professional. 223 W. 3rd St., I H. P. Mercury 1935 fitable. Spare or full time. A k For Sale—3/4 HP alr-condltloners. Phone 83—the Lumber Number. Model . . . .............. 8139.91 B APRONS, Fort Smith 3, Mitchell. Only 2 for 8174JI each. I H. P. Royal Akansas. 1 HP Mitchell alr-coodltlooer, 28-PIANO SERVICE Gear shift—new ......... 8139.00 8189.00. All brand new. Fire­ CLERK-TYPIST I H. P. Johnson, U L Sill — Piano Technician stone Store, Ph. 12. 1853 Model ................... $110.50 Phene 8185 Reele I, Hanford To Start about October 13 For Sale—Apt. size used Electric • H. P. Mercury Range. Only 1 at $63.00. Fir# 1955 Mark 8 8158.00 21-ROOFING and PLUMBING Permanent local resident, age 19 ■tone Stores. 1 H H . P . Evlnruda to 30; must be quick and accu­ Good ai new, —. — . 8103.00 CERAMIC TILE For Sale—Very good used Automa­ rate with figures, very legible TH H. P. Evlnrude Paul F. Mueller & Son Ph. 184 tic Washer at 885.00. Flrestooa handwriting, excellent typist. 1958 Model ................... 8193.00 F'ree estimate. Quality work. Store*. TH K. P. Elgin New modern, alr-condlllonrd o ff­ tuna good ....................... $75.00 PLUMBING 45—BUILDING MATERIALS ice, Ideal working conditions; re­ 10 H. P. Marcury Contract and Repair Work gular salary increases, paid Lightning 8123.03 Free Estimates USED BRICK vacations, group insurance, and TWO CARLOADS beautltul used 10 R P. Scott Atwater R. L. HARVEY many other liberal employe bene­ 1858 Model .. .1 ............ 150.00 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1821 brick. Orazige, red, and burnt fits. 10 H. P. Johnson black. See them at SHERMAN 1884 Model ................... 198.00 CONCRETE PIPE CO. G.A.C. Finance. I ll W. 1st. Phone II H. P. Sea B e e ....... - ...... 895.00 2342 H. L. Foley, 9 to 5, later IS H. P. Buccaneer, CO N CR ETE by appointment. 1968 Model ................... $230-00 Ready Mixed Concrete Concrete U K. P. Evlnruda, Block, Sand, Oravel, Cement 27-HELP WANTPU - HALF. •1955 Model, ......... 8230.00 U l l l - . . ^ and Repair Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quill IS H. P. Scott Atwater 1934 t i l l COLORED truck driver, age 90, 1188 Sanford As*. ficallona. with Bail-A-Matlc . . . . $170.00 able to read and work. Sherm an Concrtt* IMpe Co. I I H. P. Scott Atwater W. J. k i n g MIRACLE CONCRETE CO., Out West lltk Rt. Phone 2488 1965 Model ............... 8198 00 Plumbing Contractor 309 Elm Ave. Kohler Plumbing k Supplies REO-I-MIX CONCRETE 10 H. P. Mercury E m p l o y m e n t Department o f Eltctrie Water Ucatere 1955 Model—Like new. $M.0O Window Sill* - Lintels ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE, Ph. 88 4534 Orlando Dr. Septic Tank - Stole Approved SO H. P. Martin INC. needs men to fill IM­ used Just a few hours .. 185.00 Sand - Cement Mortar Mix Heating Plumbing. Krcsky Heu) MEDIATE OPENINGS In wide Miracle Concrete Co. IS H. P. Johnson M. G. HODGES JIM H ofei ................... 350.00 variety of industries, See UN­ 319 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Service on Ail Water PumpsEQUALED OPPORTUNITY ad Also many motors torn down for 46—BUHINEtto EQUIPMENT undar No. 23. Schools— Instruc­ Welia Drilled — Pump* uaad parts, Reasonable. Paola Road, Pbooa TOO tion. • TRADE IN your old boat, Mo­ HAYNES Office Machine Co., tor or Trailer. Typewriter*, adding machines, PLUMBING k HEATING —Selection o f Boats— Sales-Renlala, 314 Mag., Pb. 44. Olasa, Mahogany, Aluminum Septic Tank Installation k Service Heater Service. Archie C. HirEegbtered - Florida • Also savaral used Boats and STUDENTS—see th* newest thing iett, Phone 734-W or 1335. Fait growing drug chain h u open­ Gator Trailers. in typewriters — Royal's 1937 ing for pharmacist. 49 hour •Twin-Pak" portable. Th# fatt­ How will you SWAP! 22—SPECIAL NOTICES week Will discuss moving ex­ est portoble on the market. In How will you TRADE? penses to Plant City. New atore. 7 colors. 24 months to pay. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Your old motor, Fine working condition*. Salary Powell's Offlen Supply Slip Covers and Drapes For a better grade. plus commission A bonus plan. 117 S. Magnolia STANLEY KULP Evlnrude Sales 4 Service P hone Retiremmt plan. Reply to Box PHONE R O B S O N S p o rtin g G ooda McCASKEY cash register and HC c /o Sanford Herald. 204 E. lit St. Phona 998 PUMPS k SPRINKLER SYSTEMS adding machine combination, ALERT, intelligent young man, new, 300 Sanford Ave, Phone For Sal*—715 HP used Flraatona All types and alaea. Installed or with an eye to the future, de“ Do It Yeuraolf.” 1348. Motor, $75.00. Very good ship*. airing to Itarn Printing, one of WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Firestone Stores. America's least-crowded, high- 47—FURNITURE - HOUSEHOLD STINE pay tradea. Apply In person to Machine and Supply Co. FOR SALE-New 6 HP Firestone T R A D E Mechanical Sujwnntandent, Th# 207 W. tod St. Ph. aa outboard motor, 881. Firestone your old mattress and spring* Sanford Hartld. REGARDLESS OP TYPE OR GATLIN BROTHERS Store. * ______ _ Route Salesman. Apply Ns-Hi CONDITION I Dragline k Bulldotar Sarvieo USED MOTORS Less Trad* Ph. 22SI Geneva. 8485-W S e a le r! ^ B o u U n j ^ o m p i n y ^ ^ ^ Unconditionally Guaranteed Quiltop Mattress UHLANDO Sentinel BUr, Call Mark 20 Mercury ................ Reg. 569.50 ................. $41.30 F IN A N C IA L Ralph Ray, 3130. 1938 Evlnruda 80 HP ....... JM0 J06« Mark • Mercury ........ 81*5 Royal Comfort Mattress M—INSURANCE 1163 Mark f Mercury ........ $*> BULLDO ZING Reg. 159.39 ................... $39JO 18 HP Mercury, shift ... 1180 COMPLETE MODERN LOWERY k RRIDGES Crestline Aluminum Boats and .Sia. lua-W Oraage City Spr 4-5884 INSURANCE Golden Dswn Mattress Fiberglass Boats from 8299 All th* NEW KINDS o f fire end Reg. 849.30 ................... $34.60 1937 MERCURY MOTORS CHOSLEY - BENDIX casualty. Insurance available in ARE IN Sales and Servlee the best of Companies at Low­ Echols Special Mattress Look for the new 8-cylindrr, go Rag. $29.30 ................... 824.30 est Rates to those who qualify. RANDALL HP Marcurya coming naat Consult B A L L INSURANCE Electric Company month. TWIN OR PULL SIZE AGENCY, 204 S. Park Art , Service— Quality— Satisfaction W. P. SMITH Sanford, Fla. Pb US Sanford M3I-J-J De Bary Motors- Boats-Palnt-Glaii Sea our new line o f floor coveting M S 8. Park Phone 1203 FAIRBANKS - MORSE P u m p s 35—MONEY TO LOAN and compute home furnishings. Well Dnlilnf, HOWARD C. AUTO I A ) A N S 18-PARTS - REPAIRS LONG, Phone 388 207 Rial FREE DEUVERY v COST LESS Commercial Ave. ECHOLB BEDDING CO. or Sale—New 888.88 custom built ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Career 2nd A Magneto, Pb. 1122 auto radio. While they last 822J8 Florida State Bank ments, Invoices, band bills, and each. Firestone Stores. programs, e t e. Progressive _________OF SANFORD Printing Co. Phone 408 — 482 I t —TRACTORS Weal » t h StM E R C H A N D ISE Buy your Furniture at Berry's Small Casa Tractor In good con­ RADIO REPAIRMEN Warehouse Pure. C*., at 801 W. 48—ARTICLES far BENT dition. Suitable for farm oi ATTENTION 1st St. All natioaaUjr adv. fareemail grow . Price 8*25. Cal Hurt it warehouse price*. Ray Herron after 8:00 For Sale—adjustable TV wall NOW 8 mm film rental library at Wlabold'a Camera Shop. 210 mounts 51.33, TV aaria) cava pmi. 1343-W. Ua^d furniture. apM ioeei. tools, 8. Park Ave. mounts 11.15 JO-ft. TV )00M Up Masts 58B0. Firestone Stores. UJKwt 18—TRAILERS 43— ARTICLES fer BALE E*|‘ 1M 8L Phone I8IL Expert Watch Repairing. Fully 7-cu. ft. 1951 refrigerator 850 Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 896-XR. —Factory to Too— Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry 4 Gas kitchen rant* |20. Baby Luggage Co., 200 Banford Ava. hjd and mattress f l o PHONE For Rent—Modern trailer Iota, 30 HZ'Mi ■ 80. Adults. Haas. Call 3091-W. For home repair work and altera­ tions. Call lll-J . Ray C. Slagle. rail with plastic Plaatker NECCHI-ELNA It will pay YOU to •** * rayaa ar nylon Sawing Machine Center you buy. Open Evenings and Trots trimmed, removed and doSale*. Service and Rentala Sundays. moted. Pb. I00T-R. Okas bb< Fatal Ca. {lU lU l J iJ n G A R R E T T 'S SANFORD TREE CO. US-U4 Meet 882 E. P in t SL Phone ltM Pale the, Fla. 0. £ > |GDIP Em pty? 'ANT ADS^ Ph. An • 'A " . 4 • 4 • • V 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE . ft 1821 PH ARM A CIST 47—FURN11VRB—HOUSEHOLD 54— APTS—ROUSES—ROOMS Furnished 2 and 4-room apartC A S H and CARRY menu. Adult*. 119 N. Jessa­ A Few Dollars Buys A Houseful of These “ as Is'* In Used Furni­ mine. ture. Ros* Court 6 room apartmenU, 2 Pc. Sofa Bed Suite ......... $7.00 furnished. Kitchen equipped. Maple Arm Sofa Bed ...... $10.00 Phone 1494. 8 ’ fa Bed ............................. 82 00 2 Pc. Living Room Suite .. $10.00 Wlckbr Hocker ................... $3.00 This Is a free pass to the Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatre for LeWicker Chair ....................... $2.00 Roy Humphrey, Lake Mary, Titan C h a in ............... each 82.00 Oak Rocker ........................ 13.00 Eap. date Oct. 4, 1958. Plastic Cocktail Chair ......... |3.00 Armless Sofa Bed ............ $13.00 Furnished 3-room upstairs apt. Lounge Chain ..................... $5.00 Garage, llghU and water furnish­ ed. $45.00 month. 107 Locust Full Site Mahogany Bed . . . . 83.00 Ave. Phone 1158-J. Rollaway Bed, with mattress 18.00 3 cushion Sofa .................... gg.oo Night Stand ....... 3200 Downstairs apartment, CALL 1240, Library Table ........ .1 6-ltOOM house, nvallble Oct. Sth. X !5 ll£ « Mlrror ................... $5.00 PHONE 2420-X-J ........................ 88.00 ******* t; ,r Bod ................ 11.00 3-ROOM apartment, close In, *55 Oak Kitchen Chain ............ 81.00 per month, Hi E. 16th St., Call 4 Pe. Dinette Suit* ............. $3.00 2366 or 1583. J * RJ " m. Tables (ea.) $3.00 Window Shades, 38 Inch . . . . 30c 2-BEDROOM, nicely furnished apartment. >73. Phono 1527, THE SANFORD HERALD Mon. Sept. 24, 19*6 Pegs T THE CARD OF THANKS ; Very often a Card of Thanks in th* Sanford Herold meet* • weed which Is difficult to fill In any other way. Not onyMa^lt a expression of gratitude to those who have lent also courteously acknowledges the service* and ktedneasOa o f. th* many to whom a personal note of thanka cannot well be mailed. * Newspaper Cards of Thanks are accepted a* socially {cor­ rect. Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they aerTO many 1 good uaci. There is no nrc prescribed form for a Card of Thanka. It can b* ea brief or a« d e t a ile da* ____ . ........... . the occasion come* r t S ? you desire. When find a sympathetically understanding member of oar staff cou. * THE “ IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE : It is the custom of many families In Ihia country to commemorate s bereavement by an “ In Memorhtm’’ notice In newspaper claaaSied columns. They find a real solace therein. Preparation or aelactlM of 1 mi,table verse brings back to them tender, pleasant recollections A t Elisa Cooji, the English poet has s« beautifully expressed It: ■ "llow cruelly sweet are the echoes that start When memory plays an old tune on Iho heart. * 2 M »'t frequently an In Mcmortum is inserted on the anniversary if death. However, other dates, which It Is felt are appropriate or uraningful are also selected. The birthday of the departed, tne weddIng anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christmas are among ether ■Utnifirant occasion* chosen. If you arn hesitant to express your tender thought* In poetic farm, M ather O f Sanford vmt may avail yourself of the Herald's collection of original verses. Duplex New 3-bedroom airThese express in iioetlc beauty the emotions of the Rtaristrings, 203-09 E. 1st 8t. Phone 127 conditioned. Electric kitchen, among them ate verses appruortatc to any circumstance. screened porch 876. J. F. Roger* THE RATE YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUITE Geneva. Fla. t anls of TIianLs arc 81.(111* per insertion regardless of site. In IS WORTH 8SC.00 (or more) Mi'm.inum mdicev duo to he fart they may run to ronthUrahla • • • toward the purchase o f a englh, are billed at 81.00 per column Inch. limited number of nationally ■^rtJaed JOHNSON-CARPER, 83—HOMES S3—HUMES 87-BROKERS and REALTORS DREXEL and BASSETT Bed­ room Suites, to be sold for ad­ 3-Bedroom home. Equipped with vertising purposes. 8221 DOWN electric kitchen, blinds, heater, VA FINANCED WltJBON-MAIER screened porch. Fenced bark 3 Bedrooms, screened porch, ta* Where you always find big values yard. Equity 81,100. Monthly portr, vinyl tile floors, kitchen quick credit and aaiy terms. payment 832J6. Call 1815W. equipped. 837 month Inelodee 311 E. 1st St. Phona 938 819 Rosalia. principal and Interest. 82.000 DOWN 48-FARM and GARDDEN Will build on your tot. Your plan Nictr 3 Bedroom heme, hard* wood floors, kitchen equipped, Georgia cabbaga pUnta. All var or ours. Wo can arrange finan­ letlei — any amount. Hugh C screened porch, altic fan. In cing. Call us for additions or BEAUTIFUL Whelchel, Stole Market Stol Wynnwood. remodeling. 15. Day 1269, night, 627. 81.488 DOWN 3-Bedroom, 2-bath home, located LOWELL E. OZIER In South IMnecrest. Corner lot 2 Bedroom concrete block heme Bnllder Phone 1339 For Sal* — Have you a larg* beautifully landscaped. Near on Urge corner lot, jalousled OHIcct 2881 8. Orlando Dr. hedgeT Electric hedge trimmer PInacrest School, Built-In rang* poreh, rorporte, bath. Selling only on* to aetl at $18.85. Fire­ and oven. Buy this home with price 89,764 SMALL 2-Bodroom home. Low stone Storei. a low down payment and na down payment. Phone 544, days sum* a 414 percent mortgage. or 1693.M, nights. O ZIER R E A L T Y CO. For Sale— Reel type power mower, One year old. Laura B. Ozier, Broker only on* to go at $31.50. Fire­ This la a fine past to the Rltz WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN Hazel M. Field. Aimelat* stone Stores. Theatre for Hazel Studebakcr. 2601 So. Orlande Hwy. Phone 11H Thla 3-bedroom, l bath home In Exp. date Oct. 4, 1938 South Finer rent. Fenrtd.il EVENINGS: 3115 and 7M ••—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS backyard for the kids to pla> $221 DOWN in safety, This (a a free pass to the M l SPINET PIANO BARGAINS 3 Bed room ■ and Carport*, Drive-In 11(084?* for Mlta P4yN Three lovely spinels, one blonde, ODHAM 4 TUDOR Terrauo Floor* IU Chaprnn, Exp. dato OP4 4, 2626 French Ave. available, Thase pianos bav* Kitchen Equipped 1838. Phona 2100 or 2080 been on rental to teachers. Are Nice Residential Location New, covered by five years war­ Landscaped Yards ranty. Tremendous s a v i n g s . BOTH o f these home* are ready Heady for occupancy in 4 weak* for Immadlate occupancy, Se T e r m s available. Call Mr. A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Them Today. Streep, Streep Music Co., OrlaaBuilder A. B. PETCRION do 4-1401, or wrile 841 N. Or. Phone 1991 1800 MallonvUle Broker Associate*: A. B. Paterson •nge. *■■** Be %rolw*kwlPWRa GarftoU UI544HIQ Jr., P. W J.* Chsitereoe. •7—BROKERS aad REALTORS Willetts, John Melsck and R. W. Williams. A. C. Doodaey, Lead R E N TA LS RETIRED or NEWLYWEDS — Surveyor. Baautlful 3 bedroom home, 2 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS Phan# U « years old, clean as a pin. Original 118 N. Park Ave. owner says 8*11 at $6750.00. Low S-room unturn. apt. Newly decora down payment, $41.35 monthly. Theatre for Robert R Ic h U fM . ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 805-W. Don't miss this nnal This 1* a free pare to the M ari* Exp. dot* 0>t. 4, U K . < land Ride-In Theatre for Brook* If interested in apartment clean­ Adams. Exp. date Oct. 4, 1834 3 Bedroom, custom built home, At $10,909 van know 01 netting er than average. Close In. See one year old. Located near comparable ia comfort, appear* Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 818. Country Club, this home has •net, and location, lo o two B* two baths, two utility rooms, bedroom with fir*place, separate WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms giant size living room with doin g room, largo Utehna, private baths. 114 W, First St. spaciousness throughout. Priced rioted, ga ra it for extra our* 81,000.00 below replacement coat, age, Only $1,130 Down. Avalon Apto. Efficiency, Ph. 120-W at 113,500.00 with terms arrang­ GOLDSBORO LOTS ed. PHONE 2100 or 2080 3 nice large building lota claoo M SEE Seminole Realty for Desir FOR AN APPOINTMENT acbool and shopping, R eaiou h lo able Home* and Apt*. Phone 21 TO 8EE—Thla Solid Brick and terms. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO W. H. “ Bill" HTEMPER EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ REALTORS Coy Allen, Aaooeiate couple. able for bac: bachelor or coup! 1841 Park Av» Phene 27 or 143 Arietta Price, Aaooclato Private balk. Acre*# from Pc Haa a big, comfortable living Realtor — General laanranee Ottlra. Manuel Ja and dining room, built-in cab­ GARAGE APARTMENT * phone or 2122 i u N. Past A m . inet* in the kitchen with mod­ Two bedrooms, furnished, 2 car HUTCHINSON'S O c e n n Front em electric range and refrige. garage on two lots, good loca- Thla la a free pan to Ike MOVto­ Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona rator. You’ll enjoy th* larg* ll n.1 Ride-In Theatre for Clifford tion, $3,760. Good terms. Beach. Call 2374-W. •creenedin porch and beautlBaker. Exp, dato Oct. 4, 1984 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN fully landscaped ground* with DESIRABLE one and two bed­ 2544 French Ave. lots of shrubbery and sprink­ BILLS HARD TO PAY? Sell room furnished a p t Ph. 422-W J. W. HALL, REALTOR ling system, Haa a fireplace things you're through w i t h and central heating. Excellent Johnny Walker, Associate through Want Ada for CARS. New two bedroom bouses, kitchen residential location—2417 Lau­ equipped. 1804 Washington. I'h. Call 1921. Robert A, Wllllamn, Realtor rel Avenue. 443 or write Jack Flynl, Box Raymond LundquUt, Associate Thla U a free pass to the Prairin 302 Sanford. PRICED REASONABLE Phone 1673 Atlantic Ranh Bldg. Lake Driveln Theatre (eP “ Call Hall" Phono 1758 Brenda Alcoln. Cap. dato 0 e 4 4 Lake front 2-bedraom C.B. bouse. ODHAM & TUDOR 1936. Fishing, swimming. Ph. 2038-WConsult A REALTOR First 2623 S. French Ave. 3. after 4tJ0. CULLEN AND IIARKKY Phone 2100 St 2080 IN N. Park Ave. Phene 2311 2-BEDROOM House, living roam, kitchen, Florida room and car 91,000 DO W N ports. In town, Phono 3002. Largs 3 bedroom 3 hath homo 00 largo lot 2 k 2 room froably painted apt*. Prico 817,588 Phono M 3-W or t i l l . U.SJ REAL ESTATE Seminole Realty 2-BEDROOM HOME m 3-ROOM furnished Call 2468-J. ROSA L . P A Y T O N . apartment. RagUtared Real Fatale Broker 8 room, 2 bedroom home, 85760. Phono 2671 IT-93 at Hiawatha Located on Old Orlando High­ 2 Bedroom furn apt. 8 40 mo. way. Ideal for children, school Alexander i t Stringer j-B#droom, 2 bath house 1128 mo. bus atop. Call 1332-M. Real Estate 4 Insurance 3-Bodroom furn. house | 83 mo. Mr*. Lourlna Messenger, Assoc. ROSA L. PAYTON Broker Ph. 2871 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 18 Furnished garage apt. 2300 Meltonvllle. TIRED B A LL R E A LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISuN o f th e M in e old t h in e ? REG. BROKERS Sea th* apacioue new tastefully 8. D. Hiabltytnan, Associate 2-Bedi . room unfurnished house, $75 different home* ia — , — month. Phone. 9M, Phene 888 South Pinecrest Sanford 184 Senlh Park Ave. Orovo Men ora Sanford NICELY furnished steeping rooms I bedroom concrete block home, Valoncla Villas DoLand for one or two ndulu. 101 W. Tile bath, completely turn* Ninth St., PHONE 1058-W. ithed kitchen, beautifully land* IM M E D IA T E scaped. An excellent buy at FURNISHED 8-room apartment, $8750.00 ooly $1300.00 down. O CCU PAN C\ privato both, private entrance, IP IT IS REAL ESTATE at Th# Big Dip, 2800 Park Ideally Situated ask Crumley 4 Maateith Ave. Luxuriously Planned at U7 South Park, Phene 771 FURNISHED APTS. — including Moderately Priced They Know utiUtiei, 2 rooms, $43. 3 rooms, $40. 107 W. 9th St. 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 nod X baths situated on largo, 1 BEDROOM house, coup!*. Near artistically landscaped Iota. Base, $89 month. Pb. 1817-J. Paved ■treat* and nil othar city conveniences make these I-FURNISHED houses near Air colonial of owner-occupied Bate. 1 4 2 bedrooms, electric homes truly delightful places kitchens, and earpnrta. phone to 11VO. IIO-J or 847-M. Designed, Built and Sold LAKE FRONT—2 Bedroom unfuralehod house, fishing swimODHAM A yTUDOR lac. .m ing, IVt baths, carports, • Builden o f Fin* Home* miles from Sanford. 995. Phono Fer Florida Living 904B-W-J after 4:8* pm . SALES OFFICE Large furn. apt. I U Magnolia. 2825 8. French Avenu# Available now, • room houao on Phone $100 and Color? Ave. available October Sth. Phono A. K. RossetUr, Florist. SIX. 4-Room garage a p t $40. So. Camorpw Ave. Phona 1514-R, A Big Horn* Buy $4,500 EAST TERMS 2 Bed Room House. KM* ch en eq u ip p ed , i A r g t 4 ner lot, S22 MAPLE AVE. PHONE HM-J r r r r n T - ,* lh\fr l & ltHT ZriL:)J rZ > �t» O M en News Spotlight R ?fS7f*3tU * “ t#r*d In Service O n Hollywood HOLLYWOOD Oh—Can you Im­ agine ■pending 14 hours a . day with your mala, waek in and weak l w f it a v i ju o t i*. Kl<3HT,ACTTMACTl r j i A u x i 9 m m cA use. I9U K B H A D T ft X * J - i S S & 'S f i S R T 7 UPSTAIRS TONVSHTl T H e«!3 NO TIMe FOR MOURNING? 4 IT'S ALMOST PAWN ? WE'VE COT TO BLIP PAST THE OTHER OUNBOA7S AND HEAD DOWNSTREAM BEFORE . WINDIN' ART V **V T*ter m o u s MisstNG* HA? THE WORTHLESS THIEVES? THEWE SUFFERED THE FATE THEY DESERVE? have T«e salvag e crews s t a n d y BV TO STRIP the ISLAND WHEN arsC\ IT'5 SETTLED TO T M ^B O TT O M /fifcV ^ TMihD -IK EEC >N0 THf FLV hit :a u k o ~ O f ARVCG “ We got married after It proved a hit," said Haekett. “ After all, we had to see if the collaboration was going to take." GLOVE/.. rf ^* ^ ITS WAUV.r- > m" f a *o » N o r th P a r k A v e n u e Sanford. Florida NOTICE IS H E R E B Y a ITEM that w s are m anned la buslnsss at set A K. 17th HL under the fictitious ssras m of noaoott'e T V BAloe and Service •nd that wo Intoad to resistor said nsm s with tha Clark o f tho Circuit .*ourL Itomlnolo County. Florida, |n accordance with the provision of tho Fictitious Nome Statute, to-w it: Section sst.es Florida Statutes I I } } . Robert I . Raesdsla James F_ Burkatt la rot acetate o f O W E N J. POPE To A ll Crodltora and ■old Ketatei You aod each of you are htrsby notified and required to prooont any claime and dsmands which you. or either ut you. may have asalnst the estate of O W E N J. POPE, deceased, late of sold County, to the County Judae o f Seminole Coanty, Florida, rt hli office In the court house ef sold County at Sanford. Hemlnolo County. Florida, within alsht calendar months froas the Usee o f the first publication o f thla notice. Each claim or demand shall be In M nr residence and poet offlna ad - w droaa of the claimant, and shall ba swore to by the claimant, his aneni or attorney, and any ouch claim or demand not so filed shall be void. Lucille Pope Johnson As executor o f tho Last W ill and Testament o f _ „ Legal Notice I* THE c o n n COIRT IN AND ra n hillsbonoluh c o n n , Florida A M .I ED FINANCE a Florida corporation. COMPANY, . OWEN J. POPE, deceased DOUGLAS STEN8TROM PlalrTft, Attorney for Executrix WILLIAM I.ER SHIVER and WILMA HlUVEn hla W ife. ‘ Dofandanta lot Edwards Buildlnt a a n u b flf flfc sept. » . m e. REGISTRATION NOTICE % Tho Registration Books o f the City o f Sanford, Florida, are open *6 the City Hall, commencing Monday, September 17, 1958, for the puro pose o f registering for the Municipal General Election to be held oa November 6,1956 and will remain open each day except Sunday* and holi­ days, up to and including Friday, October t t , 1966. Only those who have reached the age o f 21 during the past year or who have acquired a legal voting residence In Sanford are re­ quired to register. All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, are already quUfied to vote and do not have to re-register. It did. From then on they were the thoroughbreds o f the MOM writlnr stable, leaving “ about every 10 yen re " lo do a play. One occasion for an absence w as whan they had nervous breakdowns. They do everything. together. H. N. SAYER CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER .: He SIMPLV wont HANG UP WlTVIOUr CALLING MC LONG SAVING' HELLO’ TO> DISTANCE FROM . - VOU, V ^ r -----v SCHOOL* y D A D- mf l | HERE COMES THAT SHIFTV SALESMAN WHO SOLO ME THE EOS BEATER THAT DOESN'T WORK out? f Probably n o t It setm s Impos­ sible for any tw o human bainga to gat along together without be­ ing apart soma of the time. Y et Albert H sckett and Frances Goodrich do it. They not only get ■long, but have won a Pul Itier Price for playwrigbting and have a fabulous string o f screen play ■uccasses. The Hacketta are the authors o f “ Diary of Anne Frank,” which won tha Pulitser nod for ISM and is still playing to packed houses In New York. Their film credits stretch from here to Catalina, in eluding such nifties as “ Naughty Marietta.” The Thin Man series, Ah. Wilderness,” “ Easter Pa rade,” 'U s a Wonderful L ife," “ Father of tha Bride,” etc., eac. They Just returned from Francs, where they researched their next script, the film version o f Francoisd' Sagan's book, “ A Certain Sm ile." The llacketts live in a roomy house In fashionable BelAIr, a tribute to their financial accom ­ plishments. They greeted me at the door, Haekett an earnest man with a grey crew cut, and his wife, equally earnest and with a bandsome h eld o f red hair. I asked them how they man­ aged to get along so well. “ 1 don’ t suppose we would be able to do it unless we worked together," she remarked. “ We love our work and are stimulated by it. eBsIdes. I have a great re­ spect for the talents o f Mr. Ilsckett.” Her husband picked up the cue. “ And 1 have a great respect for tho talents of Mrs. Hack— I mean Miss Goodrich,” he said. This collaboration has been go­ ing on since the early '30s. Both acted on the New York stage with some success. They decided to try writing plays together but didn’ t click until the third try, “ Up Pops The Devil” in 1M1. ” «• w i t n e s s n r hand and m l n Sanford. BarnInolo County, Florida, thli Id d or o f September JL D. m « O. P. lf-rndoe Clerk o f tha Circuit Cour* Ur K. L. nnrdlek D -poty Clork W. CL Hntehlenn, Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff THIS EGG BEATER YOU J l " SOLD ME LAST MONTH ) 1 DOESN’ T WORK t - S IS N T THAT J TH IS IS AM UTTEQLV rfS UNEXPECTED TEUGIFC X PLBASUPe.My op him I d o n ’t m a n e CASH REFUNDS, BUT I'LL MAKE ’ IT UP TO VOU *> B o y .^ ^ - \ r " America's biggestaelling V8 Pickup’ F O R D ! f BCPOCe XXJ HAMS UP, BE A DOLL AN D t TELL HIM ir S O K A V , TO M V E M C THS r- > •ill r He WAS FAIR ABOUT IP S HE TRADED IT FOR TWO CAN OPENERS th at o o n t wodr taw platan up to II on. ft. i New faro fTod, OVW M M new oders full S-ft. bon at lew ««L «H *. Hera's why Fond Trucks cost less la ffwp track, V -6 er Six. Ford Tracks aro built strong* lee pro**** loognrlifsl ** P u t of Ford Track back to ownsn through higher resale salad, thanks to the big dsmaad lor used Ford Tracks. When you take tm ptkinf into ac­ count, you’ll agron It casta Um to own a Ford Itudkt See your Feed Dealer I data nw 10.M LM I trveha. Me In M i prom M b e M y " *r oo& V * ■M OM / Ti STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc I , Id , | f 9 - I f Yoofre lateeeated In an A-l (Teed C ar-B e 8«r« to See Yonr Feed . M i * t �n Shop and Save In Sanford # m t t e d * n> A •• « t fe r a lft ^I ■ >■!«■> a f » M k AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER fO lll.M E X I.V III Boat Explodes, Catches ; 2 M en Escape Church Observes 31st Anniversary ♦tin °,F MUST CHRISTIAN church taken at the 31st anniversary eelebrn- jis s ★ ★ a B a s r - i:,,rl ^ ★ Local Church Has Tax Levy Set With No ^Ist Anniversary, Increase In Millage Homecoming Herlong Defends Record; Hits Back At GOP Candidate Last Sunday the First Chris­ tian Church (Disciples of Christ) held , its 31st* anniversary and llflomecoming. The Church in San­ ford was organized Sept. 2U, 1925 and the present building dedicated on Mother’ s Day, 1929. The buildin* fund mortgage on the church was burned on Mother’ s Day, 191.1. The ncv. Perry L. Slone, mini­ ster conducted the morning wor­ ship service, using the subject, “ Christ’ s Church" Mis. Ruby AViU conducted (lie choir In »ina*"ig "God’s House” . The sanctu­ ary was filled to capacity. Dinner was then vpread on table* erected •n the church lawn, featuring fried chicken and all that goes with it. Mrs. Grace Armstrong brought a large sheet cake lettered to cele­ brate the anniversary. After the bounteous luncheon the afternoon session was called with Mrs. N. V. Farmer again at the /Organ. Congregational singing was featured followed by the choir ilnging ‘ The Lord is in This Place’’ again l«sl by Mrs. Dcitx. Several long time leaders in the ehurrh were asked to make re­ marks which were recorded for the church archives. The congre­ gation was honored to have the Rev. Lawrence Ashley of Ocala, Executive Secretary of the Florida Christian Missionary Society, to f i v e the afternoon address taking a* his subject "Hearing the Word o f God.” An offering was taken for the Building Fund of the Educatlonal Building. The afternoon meeting closed With a Friendship Circle. An in­ teresting exhibit was prepare.! by Mr*. J. L. Horton Sr. ami O. D. Landress featuring pirlurrs of for­ mer ministers and their wives, Sunday School classes o f the past, Children who were in the church and have now grown up and vari­ ous church groups. One hoard was devoted to wedding pictures of •‘Our church children." Over 135 photographs were included, also ♦Upping*. One Item consisted of Rftifs of the Rev. Frank Mailer's firs* sermon In the church. A Xbtllenir booklet containing » ♦hatch the church history pre*jU fed by the Rev. Stone was dislEributid and "much apreciated." ito.l Notes KEPT. SI Admissions: T? Albert (ilhbs (Sanford) Belle Young (Sanford) ! *Jlc\. Gold Jjr-kson (Sanford) . Sev Wallace Wisa n- (Sanford) Sltlia Overstreet (.Snnf'*’■', * Births: *"—• Ruby Girl llowan DIsihiTges: ifi v Andrew Sharp ihlOM iltrl John II Skewr, /Lake Mary) Tho more thun one million dol-UJar “ overall" budget for the city of Sanford became official Inal night aupiMirted by a reaolution and the adoption of an ordinance. An ordinance wax Immediately adopted, following the official up provul of tlie budget, which act the tax levy for tho fucal year 1057-50. The ordinance fixed the tax levy nt 13.6 mills ami stipulated in the ordinance as u "sum necessary for the opeiution o f the City o f San ford." Commissioners pointed out that tho budget needs were met with out inctcasing the lux milluge even though the demands on the city, were greater, 7-5 mill* o f (h e'tax will l>* allocated to the General Operating expense o f the city and «lx mills for Debt Service. However, the details o f the budget covering general operat­ ing expense, debt service, and the utility department, having already Iwen’ worked out in previous meet­ ings, could not liecome legal un­ til u proposed uniform rules and pay scale was approved mid enacted by the Board of Sanford City Commissioner*. City Manager Warren E. Knowles, reporting to the commis­ sioners on the importance of a pay schedule, said that "over 58 percent of the City o f Sanford’s annual expenditures are for the payment of salaries. "It allows for futuie planning and control," ho said, "and nn administrative tool for the de­ partment head to work with to see that personnel are paid what (hey are worth and apply them­ selves to the job to obtain ad­ vancement. "The pay schedule eliminates the unfortunate rircumstanre o f employes becoming stagnant in their jobs due to tho present sys­ tem » f not providing for advance­ ment or compensation for good work,’’ Knowles reported. Other important factors o f the new uniform pay schedule and lutes, said Knowles in his written repot t lo the Board o f Commis­ sioners, "will enable officials to forecast needed funds and as the city continues to grow, establish- a definite pattern, and the City will lie tilde to obtain mure and butter work from the salary dollar than o e r before." , . Knowles explained that the main Imse for the salary comparison! iva* the pay schedule of the City of Daytona Beach which wus adopted by that city on Feb. 80, IDot). Ilowevrr, the City Manager ointed out, that the survey was i.j-ed on salaries paid in Coral Guide*. Ft. Ijsudetdale, Gainr* vile. Key -West, Lakeland, Miami Beach, Orlando, I’ensacula, St. IVtershurg, and West ('aim Reach. James K l.*rar-s (Loncjruod) . si : p t » \dn<i>»i»n>: • M u. Wilii.ir' Wurls (Sanford) Ce.ii 'Sanford) I.> h derry Sanford) WASHINGTON JT-Secrctary of «Gt r v i. 'Sanford) Defeat? Wll-on wa* described as ' ’ K’ l - ’ •r! (Oviedo) b-in: in istiifictory condition at Din h.ii ",r»: Walter Reed Army Hospital today •** .■:■:( Griff if (S itifoid) after undergoing surgery. 'i\ . ’ (.-e Whitaker iSanford) Wilson. 6*. wa* operated on yesBiurs: Private Rooms, t 9 ;i.m.; semi-private t rday to correct what the Penta' u n:.—4 p m., 7 p.m.—9 .'on called a "benign pro.tatlc eonI'c'liUriel, 11 a.m.—6 p.m. titi°n” a said uas discovered and 'or grandparents *’ring a routine ph)6ica! exatni* . < i) i: Obstetrics, according tol ’ *Lon last week, sifomodation and no visitors dur-1 Wll«on li expected to be away 1ceding o f babies. (from his office about 38 days. Wilson's Condition Said Satisfactory ' • The Board ad S ta te d CMy Cbm* miss loners, In a lengthy seising last night, put their stamp o f ap­ proval on the overall "Capital Improvement Program " contingent upon a committment for 5400,000 necessary to complete the c i t y wide improvements which have been -In the planning ^tage fo r many weeks. It was pointed out that the funds for tho construction o f a new Municipal Civic Center, Fire Station, Colored Swimming' Pool, ■tract lighting, now fire Depart­ ment pumpera, and other Improve­ ments will not eoraa from taxpay­ ers pockets hot will come from the Florida Power and Light Co. franchise monies. ;t The Mayor. F. D. Scotl, City Attorney William C. Hutchison, City Clerk H, N. Bayer, and City Manager Warren E. Knowles were appointed to a committee to socure ■ committment for funds o f • 5400,000. THE HOARD OF CITY COMMISSIONERS Inst night unproved thu d u m Iia m n t t«» tr u c k * tthown above. H o th tru cks w ill be A m w i S n Y S S 5 S P u m S S f^ f « fi™ capacity and w ill be fu ll y equipped. mr-rnnee rum pun o f 760 gallon C a r Dealer Will Attend Special Meet In Atlanta CofC Coffee Club Meeting Thursday - ^ N a n s Financing . Necessary Red Crosa Water Safety awards will lie mailed In 19 hoys and girl* Congressman A. H. "Syd" Her­ who passed required left a as Be­ long struck I>ack at the Republi­ ginner Swimmers and to 13 boys can candidate for Congress Ar­ ami girts who passed the requir­ nold Lund nf Daytona Beach yes­ ed testa as intermediate swim­ terday when both men appeared mers, under the Instruction of Ro­ before the Orlando Junior Cham­ bert A. Samuel, who this summer Arthur Pleva. Seminole County ber of Commerce In u battle which qualified In Seniur Life Swing, Motors, Dodgr-Plymouth dealer at Iferlong described n* "two men followed by a qualifying course running fur tbe same office on a* Life Saving and swimming In 519 K. First St., will leave for Atlanta this week-end to attend one man's record. •truclor. Those passing, t ^ < Baginnsrj g, special meeting of Dodge-Ply? “ Them la only ene raeort,** Her. fere Carol fftm tnruth dealer* w en Monday at tb* long *»id. “ and that la the one I Swimmer* teste w*re have made, a record o f accom­ uel, Marilyn and Wayne Epps, Naval Air Station here, to review plishment o f which I ant quite Cathy and Donald Green, Cindy, merchandising plan* for hie com ­ Chris, Roliert. and Blevn Wilson, ing year. proud.” Highlight of tbe session, accord­ Herlong clutrgrd his opponent Helen Mann, Sandra Kata, Myra ing to Art Pleva will be Ihe first with the use of "speeches and ail* and Charles Meeks, Sandra and Nancy 1’erbins, Barbara, Roliert private allowing of the new Autnthat have been directed against dynamic ’57 Dodge-Plymouth line me, replete with wild charge*, Ir­ and William Smith, and nobert nf cars and trucks. Top level fac­ | King. responsible liulf-trutli*, atm out­ Those passing the required tory officials wilt address Ihe ses­ right misrepresentations. They testa for Intermediate Swimmers sion, at which H Is expected many are so ridiculous that I hesitate startling changes In design will to dignify them with nn answer.” were: Caro) Samuel, Marilyn and be disclosed. Wayne Kpps, Jack Ivey, Donald Tin* Democratic Congressman Green, Myra and Charles Meeks, Pleva Is planning lo leave here present nl of filial reconls to the Nancy IVrkins, Roliert King, with other Dodge-IMymouh dealers Juyree* supporting the number William Smith, Chris, llolicrt and by car, and will make his headquarters during hli visit at the of roil call votes mised in eight Steve Wilson. years, and chnngcd figures re­ Certificates will be mailed by Georgia Hotel. presenting absences to IS3 instead the Seminole County Chapter o f o f the charged 97. tho American Red Cross. "He (speaking nf Lund) says "FIfly-Four Forty or Fight” I missed 85 out o f 600 quorum The war party that elected calls.” Ho Is wrong, said Herlong, President James K, Polk dt” 1 missed 111 out o f 70S.” The regular monthly "Coffee msmlcd the Oregon boundtry Club" o f the Seminole County Explaining quorum calls, Her­ lie extended to the present long told thu Orlando Jayeecs ” 1 Chamber o f Commerce will lie boundary of Alaska, latiliida have never made a fetish of mak­ held Thursday morning at Hi o’­ 51’ 40‘. This challenge o f clock at the Chamber of Commerce ing quorum calls. You walk into Senator Allen became the the room, sny present, then walk Building. campaign slogan. right back out again. Members get together for “ cof­ Tlie Want Ada fight for you "There's a sight mom to being all tho way! Call 1821 for a fee and doughnuts” during the a good congressman than sitting Want Ad writer to phrase your Imif-hour session where new busi­ and saying present, I hare to put ness people o f ihe city and visi­ fighting slogan. (Continued on Page 8) tor* are Introduced. Proposed Fire Station No. 2 Leased Wire Commission Okays Overall Capital Improvement Program A 38-foot boat blew up and caught fire in Lake Georgs lata yesterday afternoon, according to Ita owner Ollls Owens of Sanford. Owens said this morning that he and his brother, Blanton 3wcns o f Longwood, were fishing in Lake George right at the mouth o f Jupiter Run In the south por­ tion of the lake when the explo­ sion and fire occurred. The inboard cabin cruiser car*, ried 55 gallons o f gasoline which Owens said he had Just put In the tank which held 80 gallons. ” 1 had to crawl through the cab­ in and out of the hatch," Owens said, "but my brother was on tho deck.*' Owens stated this morning that his knee was Injured as he came through the hatch. "W e didn’t have time to get anything o ff the boat," he said. I tried to get the fire extinguisher operating but the fire was so hot we hod to get away from It." Owens said that he and his bro­ ther stayed at the seeno o f the fire In a small boat they were towing and from which they had been fishing, and the boat was still burning when they left. When the tank exploded, Owens said, it went up Into the air just like an atomic bomb, mushroom­ ing and settling on the water. “ We left the scene of the fire and went to Silver Glenn. But It took us about three hours to pad­ dle through hyacinths with our ' hands,” Owens said. "The loss," lie *aid, '.'is cuvered by Insurance." 19 Boys, Girls To Get Water Safety Awards ^ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1956 S A N F O R D , P LO R1D A K M ahU shH 1908 If Tear H « M to Not D r ilr m i By • P. M. Can 1821 Before 7 P. M. Per DeUrery Raceway Proves Top T ra in in g C e n t e r Historic Seminole Raceway training track, which has bocn tlie prep school for numerous world trotters and pacers, is con­ tinuing to show up at a top train, lag center on basis o f rasa Its roll­ ing In from tha harneia rare cen­ ters o f the nation. ' Two of the ISO horse* that train­ ed al Seminole last season have shown up exceptionally good in the race summaries, managing to Increase their bank savings for owners. Warpath, a five year old pacor in the Saunders Mills Btablc, who went to Ihe tam* this spring with earnings already totaling 1*8431 from his showing at the tracks, lun continued to boost the bank­ roll considerably. Outstanding showing o f this mainstay of the Saunders Mills barn was his performance at Sportsman’s Park In Chicago where with C. W. Curtis in the sulky ho won tho (5,000 speed spe­ cial event In the time o f 3:08.4 on a rain-soaked track. Showing what He had In mind In besting the other speedsters teamed In the rare, Warpath paced the last half mite in 594—and that on g slow track. Earlier in the season Warpath had set the track record o f 1:014 but his best time was later lower­ ed by another speedster who chappod o ff another two seconds be­ fore the season ended at Sports­ man’s Park. Another Seminole-trained standardbred who haa performed out­ City Manager W e m n E. Knowles pointed out that the overall pro­ gram will actually require 5963,855. However, funds from tha committment will bo spent •• needed for the program and un­ used funds would revert back to tho agency from which the funds are secured. The total value o f the projeeta com et to 54TM8TJ0, said the City Manager, but the trado-in o f usod equipment and tho caah on hind reduces the amount o f caah need­ ed to the 336345a. Architect John Burton IV, pre­ sent at last night’s meeting, dis­ played pUna. fo r o modern Fir* Station Reposed t e n French Are. location, which met Immedi­ ate approval o f the Board o f City Commissioners. •‘This it the first d ' ‘ S S L/ VE. " " 1 standingly is a speedy throe-yearold trotter who took his initial learuns over the hlstorio mlja train-1 lug xrack at gcmlnols. Named Ad Ub, (lla promising colt ptdwd tha lion’s share o f a 116400 purse in the famed Columbian stake even for Ihree-yearold trottra. O Mb. driven by Lew H u b * Jr.. af| A though he trained at Seminole In have ever seen," said Burton aa he described the open area for Ibo thestab le o f arolr Hanks, won Hie first heat and rim e back to parking o f fire trucks. The now collect second plari in the second. Fire Station No. 3 will coat the Aside from tho money earnings city, in Ha Capital Improvement that came to owner Hoy Elliott of Program, slightly In excess o f Cincinnati, Ohio, through Ad Lib’a 531,0001 Also approved last night at tha excellent (hawing, he hid the ad­ ditional honor o f watching hla city hall session was the purchase liaise beat out some nf the top of two American LaFrance pump­ three-ycar-alila in the nation, in­ ers o f 750 gallon capacity. The cluding Saboteur, who was a favo­ trucks will he fully equipped with rite to win the rich Hambletonlan hose and fire fighting equipment. Architect John Burton IV, point­ ami was the greatest money-win­ ning two-yesr-old in 1955. Ad Lib ed out to the Board o f Commis­ sioners last night that the new took his first host at 3:06. Other horses that trained at Colored Swimming Pool will not Seminole Raceway are scattered iat exceed aa estimated 130400. Hurton was Instructed to bcgla raceways throughout the east, all working hard at picking up cold immediately construction plana cash for their owners and honors and specifications for the throe building programs. Completion of for Ihcir trainers-drivers. Hemi nolo Hare way has historic­ the plans however will be depend­ ally guno down In record books aa ent upon the committment for the training- track that has pro­ funds. duced some of the nation's top The scale model o f the proposed harness horse champions, Sanford Civic Center was on dis­ Heading the list, o f course, is play at tha Board o f Commissionthe fabulous Oreyhound, great era meeting. Actual cost of con­ Grey Groat o f th e . atandardbred struction will come to an estimat­ fraternity. Known as the greatest 31*4400. •In addition, — *»ed -w w• •• m room#wear*»f •however. •w—n*w*#| trotter ever foaled, this world there Is a 318400 cost for equlj* champion hold* several records; meat, with the balance o f thu Including Ihe top record of the estimate coat in architects fees. book, for going a mile In 1:53.1. Approval o f the Capital Improve­ This record wai taken at Lexing­ ment program last night brings ton In 1933 with tho late Sep to Sanford one o f the first over­ Paxiin. Greyhound was then all programs for Sanford In many ■lx. The great gelding stack­ yean. ed up other records which still City Manager Knowles reported stand such as fastest trotter on a to the Board of Commissioners, mile track, and fastest trotter on nt last night’s session, that *T a half mile oval. have had nothing but good re­ Greyhound was trained at Hem- ports from those who have seen inola by Pavlln for hli owner, Col- tha scale model o f tha Sanford E. J. Baker of St. Charles, III, As Civic Center." a Ihi re-year-old, after having taken his prep school lessons at Seminole, he won the world's rich­ est harness race, the famed Ham bletonian, in 1*35 In two straight'. beats. Other Hambletonlan winners which were trained at Seminole Raceway included such greats as Members o f tho Semlnola Coun­ Roasting, who won in 1908, Chest- ty Junior Chamber of Commerce ertown in 1948 and Sharp Note in will learn more about the proposed 1953. program o f ths Seminole Chamber With the planned expansion o f o f Commerce during Ihe coming Seminole Raceway and Increaalng rear al their noon luncheon meet­ •f tha horse population from its ing at the Yacht Club Thursday, present capacity o f ISO to 900, it Clifford McKIbbln, president­ appears that Seminole County can elect of the Semtnote County look forward to seelnf other top Chamber of Commerce will be tha trotters and paces emerge as principal speaker. world champions whose gait . and i Jack Sewell, director of the local ■peed and conditioning th# Introduce the speakbrought attention through |If* years to this great Ksceway of thu Champions. %* Proposed Program For C o fC Will Be Told To Jaycees Weather Additional Local News On Page 8 «1V ■T----i f Ii f «* mm m — ' • A1' P � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Sept. 20.1056 r ■■ V* ~V • Questionnaires Are Sent To Nation's Standby Reservists John L. Spencer To Receive Mastet O f Science Degree Robbins 1st Place Winner In Rifle Championship County Agent Explains Duties To Kiwanians Search For Burglar Centers In County Cecil Tucker, Seminole County "The Congress, in its U st ses­ The search for a burglar wh* Agent, told the Sanford Klwanis sion. ensrted a law placing upon ransacked two office* In W inter^ Club yesterday about the duties the Selective Service System res­ rfll# Naval Air Station, will studr Park and attempted to breik in th* entire Sixth K ara I District 'of a County Agent. ponsibility of screening the Na-t another wav continued this morn­ to determine the aatumtlon of tlon’s entire standby reserve, both Marine Sgt. Kenneth W. Rob Tuckrr said the principle duties ing In Seminole County. aircraft In this area and to de­ men and women, and the m e rris - l>*n* ^ r - *'*rr<* P°lnb. with 41 of a County Agent Include the termine further If there U a alte Attaches of Sheriff J. L, nob­ t* are being mailed questionnaires * ' fives, out of a possible 650 to "getting out information to the more an Itable for the location by's office stated that the man, people interested in agriculture.” to be filled out and returned to win f‘r ,t pUr* ln lhe m irk lm ,'‘ of the field. believed to be 3 resident of Semilocal boards for use In d eien n in -'H*** ta th* 1956 0p,n n ,nr Ch,m* It is a "service t* the people," role County, will be facing charges Moving of the Sanford Air Station to another alia will. If ing their availability In Um, of p:on‘h,t,. M ,,ch Ctm p PcrrT' Tucker said. "One of our newest of breaking and entering as well aj found feaaibte to mOTe It, take i policies D long range planning attorn ptei murder. national emergency,” Colonel Harthi' *e*k. a period of up to five yean In One man. Bussell W. Raine old C. Wall, State Director, of L.tng the National Rifle Asso­ an! it Is hoped that we can get order to complete the building of ciation match rifle (bolt), the whose office the intruder Itiertl) 'something like this started in Florid* .aid. runways, building*, hangara and to enter, received a stabbed hind sergeant was competing with over 'Seminole County soon" In explaining why the SUndby ether necessary eonilroction for 2.000 of the top civilian and serv­ Speaking of agriculluie ae a from a screwdriver lhe fleeing lo th the homing of aircraft end RetervbU are receiving these wielded. Previously, ice shooters of the naUon. who mean* of livelihood. County Agent burglar the homing of Naval PevaonneL questionnaires. Colonel Wall pointpain* had kicked * letter opener assembled at Camp Perry for the ;Tuckcr said *'We need to Instill out of the man's hand who w u It waa earlier eitlmated th at the coit of a new airfield for the 1 r* 0f *h* pr0blem* National Rifi. Vnd VbVo7 u T tc to in our children that the idea Is fleeing down the hallway of ths which fared the standby refervU u 1.rtsbli(hed bjf „ , ct of Congress Navy's um would poesiblr ha a good deal to go Into, an honr-t office building. Raine was treated near f30 million. WELCOME TO T1IE CLUBI Captain Robert W. Jackson, in years p a st He recalled. "In in 1903. ' endeavor, and lucrative whan done at Winter Park hospital and re'ias. Ume of emergency the standW Choice of the OKrala Field, USN, Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, ed. Robbin* win reccise an N. R. A. in the right manner.'* eontidered by the private engi­ (right) welcomed Roland L. Walla, Chief Boiterman, USN, reservbt has no way of judging sterling silver award for hb pro­ lh e burglar eluded Winter l\vrk neering firm, Alrwey* Engineer­ (right) and NeUon W. Bower*. Chief Air Controlman. If and when he would be called ficiency. He enlbted in the Marine Tucker wa« Introduced hy John citizens who chased the burgbrj) ing Corporation, to be the top USN, (left) to the Chief Petty Officer'd Club a t Sanford to active duty. This was actually Corps three years ago; and be- Darby of the Central Florida Ex­ through downtown streets a* he •pot for the location of runways NAS. following their promotion to Chief Petty Officer. less knowledge than most ■selcc*! can competitive shooting last periment Station who revealed that run for his car parked on Morse of 12AOO feet and for the oper­ the new county agent came to Blvd. In Winter Park. (Official Photo. U. S. Navy) live service registrants had in re- Jtarch. ation of the Navy'* newest. Jet Seminole County from Marion Competing in the Easters Divi­ William E. Strong, waiting in * gird to their • talus, since selective bombers, lends hope to the selec­ sion and Regional Matches ear­ County. taxi office, Identified the fleeing service registrants could find tion of the Central Florida loca­ out many thing* regarding their lier this year. Bobbins fired ac­ Unusual is the fact that Tucker burglar as 45-50, 5 ft. 7 ini he* tion near Sanford for the new In situation, and also had the op­ curately enough to take four in. and his wife have three children, tall and weighing about 175 •taliatlon. portunity of presenting informa­ dividual award*. He has never all with the same birthdate, a pounds. Strong attempted to grab In the meantime, the operation (Coetlaued From Page 1) (Cnntifliird tr»m Page 0**1 tion to their draft boards (made fired at Camp Perry in the "world girl two years and eigth months the key* from the car In which Of the Sanford Naval Air Station came Thurman Burnett and Geor­ per cent to 94 per cent. These up of local people), who could take series" of rifle shooting until this old. and twin boy* eight months the burglar drove off. However, will continue. Heavy Attack Wing old. ge Weidler to lenJ the experience moves are expected to help the action to reclassify the registrants year. he failed to get the license num One, under the command of Capiny Stationed at Marine Corps Air bcr. and guidance of the state office builder in planning. where circumstances warranted it. J . T. Blackburn, is stationed here. Station, Cherry Point. N. C., with The standby reservist mean­ A statewide alarm w * The White House said the ac­ to the project. White nylon hosiery should be Captain Robert W. Jackson I* Marine Transport Squadron 153, Law ton brought with him Her­ tions to "strengthen home build­ while was trying to Judge his the sergeant is a member of the sudsed alone, or only with other cast for the fugitive l * a £ t r by the commanding officer of the by watching and list­ white*. And you tan “enii-c” Winter Park Chief of Police Car! local Naval Air Station where bert Thurston, Arthur Dickinson ing and facilitate the purchase ».f vulnerability ening to news reports. The new Second Marine Aircraft Wing ri­ smudges with a sudsy sponge or Buchanan. the Heavy Attack operations and fle and pistol team. and Mb* Esther Veal, who if low-cost homes" were taken in re­ law was designed to correct this However, search for the man has washcloth while they are on your training are maintained on an "aLabor Market Analyst. sponse to a request by President e* ndby reservist would be called He is the son of Kenneth W. Bob­ legs. been centered in Seminole County, bin* Sr., of Palatka. and grand­ round the dock" raadiaesa bads. Preliminary contracts already Eisenhower for a review- of bous­ to active duty only after full con­ son of Mrs, Leonard Yihien cf When asked for a statement sideration had been given all tho Sanford. hate been made, it was said, and ing credit needs. concerning this new Information (Coetlaued from page One) fact* in his case, a* well as the of the proposed Osceola NAS site, prepared for a career In murie. the survey would gel under full The statement ssid there ha*| weighing of the effect that his Captain Jackson of the local air She gave piano concerts on radio swing immediately. Item an extraordinary demand I entry on active duty would have BANANA I'EELER DELUXE station said thief "We of the Hen WDBO in Orlando during George Touhy, president, arid for yedil during a period of peak | on the national health, safety, or BALBOA, Calif. (AP)—Meet a Nevy who are here locally' have i 1920'*, but gave up music as president-elect Clifford McKIbbin interest." man who ha* peeled half a mil­ business activity and this has nothing but good to say for the a profession after her marriage Each standby reservist will be lion bananas in a mere eight proposed development. We are except for a series of organ con­ attended the session to offer the limited the supply of funds to^ placed In one of three categories, years and vows to muke it a mil­ most delighted that the Navy b certs at the New York World's full cooperation of the trade body home builders and buyers. If this based upon the information in his lion within two more. Pittxhuric Paints—Benjamine Moore Palnls Mrs. Georgia Ball and Mr*. Cam­ situation continue*, the White II-R (deferrH for civilian occupa­ planning on a permanent site (less Fair. He is Don Phillips who, when illa Bruce will serve as office to Sanford. Toe can understand Lrader la DAB Painters Supplies—Auio Glass Installed House said, it will " rrs trk t home tion'’essential to the maintenance he finished World War II ser­ why when I repeat what we tell She was active in Garden Club assistants. of the national health, safety or vice, had a “flash of iniigh:” Mirrors Made to Order—Store Front* all transient pilots who visit our and Woman's Club work in San­ Businessmen, especially the larg­ construction and affect adversely Interest), or III-R fdeferred by while trying to think of a way to station. This Information Is con­ ford, and beH every office but er firms and farmer* should b« home purchaser* of modest reason of extreme hardship and >« a success. His inspirition: Structural Glass1—Olar-s for Every Need tained In our transient pilots guide regent in Tampa chapter, DAR. quick to recognise the value of means. It would atso create dlf- privation to dependents), Chocolate coated bananas. and wo mean it: "The uuUt*T*h" She was a member of St. John's the office here, should It be es­ ficRies in small businesses in Here Is u center in the glass trade, an Indispensable factor.^/ In time of war or national emer­ He started business in a fun feature of doty in the Sanford area Episcopal Church. tablished as a result of these efgency declared by Congress, this tone here with a bunch of bananas in building and home making. This friendly firm offers quality the lumber and other building She Is survived hy her husband, is the friendliness and cooperation forts, it was said. Each firm or will give the standby reservist a and two feet of space ln an old material* ami expert service. By genuine cooperation with their ru*extended by the local ctisens, her mother, Mrs. J. II. Raye, who person employing 10 or more peo­ supply In luetries.** cleairr picture of his position as ice cream freezer. Bathers like! turners, by forethought in planning to meet their need.*, this outwho a n happy to have the Navy made her home with her daugh­ ple were asked to call the CofC Albert Cule, administrator of icgarJs his or her recall to active his wares—he soon branched out deriding establishment I* striving earnestly to give better service, belter materials, more lensonnblo prices. near them and go out of their ter In Tampa, and ■ brother, G. office and give their names so the Housing and Home Finance duty. into nutty end chocolate chip way to make duty here pleasant Troy Raye, of Sanford. no one will be overlooked. Home owner* and builders have learned to depend on SENKARIK Agency, told reporters at the The standby reservist has the coating for variety—and now be GLASS Funeral services will be con­ and attractive.’* & PAINT CO. for superior gloss and point products. White House that he has no es­ right of appeal if he is not con­ No set schedule for the work ha* j hsa “500 times my original ducted tomorrow morning at 10 timates of how many more homes vinced that his category i* correct I mcii made hut It It felt that They have the skilled men, the equipment and the supplies to o’clock at the R. Marlon Reed space.” NO GAIN, BIG LOSS Company Funeral Home in Tam­ j It will be comptcte l within three j may be started as a result of to­ but continues to have the rePhillips, who peels nearly all offer their custontchs the very l<es-t available anywhere. RICHMOND, Va. (A P )-T v lce pa. The Rev. Clarence W. Brick- week-, following which the results day's decisions. Hut (.'olo said •ponsibllity to keep his local board his fruit himself, claims the dis­ The writers of this article is glad to direct your attention to this • burglar alarm hal thwarted man, rector of St. John’s Church, will be sent to Txltahss.ee and they should be \ definite help to informed of •fluLrhangc of adtinction of being the world’s favt- firm, glad to say that it is capably managed by men who knowfi) thieve* who tried to enter o In­ will officiate graveside services Washington for review. some people who want to build ilres* or status. e»t and most experienced banana the glass and paint business thoroughly. te l pharmacy through the roof. and burial will be conduct, I at 2:30 and haven't teen aide to swing The program will p rC T h i^ ser­ shucker. But the store'* loss waa heavy, o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the timr Spencer, J I*. Roger* and the financing. These friendly people want to see you. want to help you in any vice not only to the stamn)y re­ war possible. No matter what yur problem regarding paint and even though the thieves got noth­ Evergreen Crmetcry at Sanford. William II. Parr, Jr. Honorary Cole said that in comparison servist who will know his em­ their years of experience are sure to work to your advant­ ing. Both times heavy rains pour­ Active pallbearers are members p.ilhearers will be Graham Smith, with stall* on 1,3110,(Hh) houses ergency recall statu*, but the arm­ One cup of grated cheese added glass, age, sure to actually save you real money in (he long run. Stop ed water through the hole they of the Divan of Egypt Temple Bert Livingston, E. A. Roub-au, last year, construction this year ed services, which will likewise to a medium w h ite sauce made in at 114 West gnd St., in Sanford, or call 3-0 for further par­ left, doing hundred* of dollars Shrine, C. W. Copper smith, Don Dr. N. E. Biown, J. L. Dalton is pointing to a rate of l , 10o ,000 know the availability of their itid - from lie cup* milk, makes a good­ ticulars. damage to goods below. tasting cheese sauce. by reserve pool. W. McKay, G. I). Goff. Sr., Ar- and Jim Reynolds. house* luring started. Adv. i C w th irf T n m P i p 1 ANN ARBOR — Eight hundred snd tixty-thre* University of Mich­ igan diplomas this week will be mailed to student*, Including one from Sanford, who completed work a t the end of the 1936 summer less Ion. The graduates, most of whom left Ann Arbor In August to return to former home* and to begin new Jobs throughout the state* and in many foreign countries, were en­ rolled in II of the University'* II school* and college*. Diploma* were granted by the following: College of Literature, Scieore and the Arts, 102; School of Education. 22: College of En­ gineering. t t . College of Archi­ tecture and Design, five. Also graduating are three School of Nursing students: three College of Pharmacy students; 65 School of Business Administration stu­ dents; 641 School of Muile stu­ dents; eight School of Publie Health atudents and nine from the School of Social Work. The Horace H. Rackhem School of Graduate Studies graduated 547 students, Two schools, dentistry and mtJIrine, hate no aummer graduates, while session* In the school of Natural Resources and the Law School ended later and have not yet announced their graduates. John Lawrence Spencer, 214 E. ISth St., will receive hb diploma anj a Master of Science degree in chemistry. S * r--------------------- I Employment Steps Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. £ BEAU-TIE 0.1)5 J EWEL CASE 5.95 SMART POINT 0.93 Short Sleeves The Pilot blouse-perfect marriage o f fashion andfunctionl NO-IRON DATRIQUE DE LUXE A real miraclefabric-drip-dry, wnnhlc*resistantrtoo! 5 *- i For Use fint tine, DuPont'* imaging blend of “Dacron”* and nylon with the softs dull, sheen-free look of costly matte jeney—now in Pilot’i m art fall Mylet and color*, tritiw. Blue, Beige, Grow), Black. Red . before ta d s a fabrics in Pita's famed Datriqua De Luxe blouse* with many, many wonderful feature*t completely sbceo-fret even afire countless wwhingi, truly opaque, faMdrying, drape* Hfdy. Amtaing wrinkle mUtance, no-iron ease and il Ukre toll* new fiftfasoo but* like never before. jf&USCt Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed I Q - S * *- �«?/ Shop and Save In Sanford L i— "OULME XLVIII vr i H a n fo rd . lim t t f t AN LNDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA Proposed Sanford Civic Center If Y w r H trtM la Net Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Refore 7 P. M. For Delivery * FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 195fi Church Is Important Nationwide Associated Press Leased Wire 17 World's Shipping Powers Agree Today On Suez Approach By GEORGE TOU HY Ko one I* egotistical enough to think that The Church can’t gel along without him. But year af­ ter year there is an Increasing number of people **ho are sure that they can’t get along with out The Churrh. Mounting hundreds — yc», thousands — of husinest and profcsslouul men, among other*, are joining the nation’* cungregatiuns of worshippers and are hecumlng vital partners “going ai-out my Father’* business'', a* they use the talents that have made them aiic-i'cs'fut — with God's help itt their work. RAPID CITY. S. D. tJB-A fightWhat ha* brought about this Ing-niad Vice President Nlaon spiritual resurgence? There are many reasons for It, flew into the gffin belt today af­ for each person will answer that ter demonstrating nt* willingness ijueatlon in the light of Ills per. to get rough with the opposition. soiial relationship with God. How­ Irked hy barbs shot at President ever, there are some general con­ Eisenltnwcr by Sen. Krfauver, Nis­ on let lose a verbal blast at the clusions that may Ire drawn. The first explanation is that Democratic vice-presidential n#raised for auditorium view is at right, just behind huge in u whole-hearted relationship mince last night before a rapac­ A VIEW OF THE PROPOSED Sanford Civic Center shows ity indoor audience In Spokane, sliding g la ss walls to auditorium. (Stnff Photo) with the Almighty n man “Just Wash. the skating rink, esplanade, and recreation center. This naturally feels belter." And so He not only accused the Tennes­ view la from the Seminole Boulevard entrance. The ulage, so just selfish reasons a per.- see senator of ‘'below the belt, soil align* himself with God. When low-road tactics” but called on he i-ont-r lit rates on things spirit­ Adla| Stevenson to “disassociate ual and rntcrnal, he sub-sciously himself” from Kefauver unless relaxes, amt some nf the matters the senator apologized to the Pres­ about which he was concerned ident and the American people. pale Into relative Insignificance. What needled Nixon into the A* ho prays for Ids Father's attack was the senator’* state­ blessings for others, it dawn* on ment ot last Wednesday that him that he I* comparatively quite ’ President Elsenhower ha* person­ ally been working just is hard fortunate. He lifts Ida heurt Heaven-ward against the Hlllc people of this In gratitude, resolved to think nation as those who surrounJcd more al-out other*, less atrout him- him." Self. This accentuate* hi* feeling* That, Nixon said, was a '‘con­ Of well-lrelng; he "feel* Ireller”. descending and contemptuous ref­ These are just hint* uf the broad erence to the son-alleJ little people field of personal reason* ( for In- in America." ereased interest in The Church. The crowd roared approval of Next to himself — and In many Nlxmi ns he accused Kefauvrr nf a "thinly veiled attempt to give eases ahead of his own interests the impression that the President — Is a person'* family and n ot the United Stale* i* deliberately loving concern for its best Inter­ Working against a large segment est*. In The Church there is an of our population.” atmosphere of warm, friendly In­ The Krfauver statement, Nixon terest In the family unit. said, was an "attempt to divide There, also, are teaching* that Americans Into classes and to set develop deeper, dependable jier- the interest of one class against sonalltles. In the precepts of The another," an idea "alien to every­ Church Is a peak of Idealism thing In which we believe," which although no oue evar * ■>V. I t was the first tlrat Nixon had ita heights, always enriches the lashed nut bitterly at either of the climb toward the summit. Thus, Democratic nomlneea. In previous each member nf the family I* speuches he had even lightly laud­ “a better person”, “land Mom, ed them mi occasion to such an ANOTHER VIEW OK THE scale model ia from the audi- i and loading area. Entrance to uudilorium Dad and the Kids are a lietter extent that Kefauvrr had comm«nted on the "sweetness and torium aid* showing sliding gloss walls, sta ff, esplanade, | be from Sanford Ave. (Staff Photo) family, If a man knows that he lias Im­ light" ur the "new Nixon." proved PERSONALLY because Nixon left Sixikane for speeches of his church affiliation, If he today here snd at Fargo, N. D., appreciate* the happy develop­ and Minneapolis after admitting ment of hi* FAMILY liecvause of that Republicans faced tough Sen­ It, isn't It natural that he should ate contest* this year in Califor­ nia, Nevada, Oregon ami Wash­ recognize Its l-cneflrlal Influence ington. on (be other people of his lionu1 Nixon t«hl hi* Spokane news town? conference the Republicans would Any man who I* actively inter, amend the Taft Hartley Jaw If they rated in the welfare and pro- win control of the Senate and the Sanford's Mayor, F. D, Scott, grexs of his community quickly House, A scale model of the proposed the roof construction U of laminat­ DE BARY—n ha* been brought Sanford Civic Center prepared by ed wood arches with a span of yesterday signed a proclamation realises the value of The Church to The Herald’s attention that two John Langley of Architect John B0 feet. The ceiling and roof deck T*"" *r? m*"F Sheriffs Bureau cntral Florida newspaper* havp n lirUm t v ’s staff 1) on display will ho constructed of red cedar. setting aside the week of Sept.' 23-29 ns National Business Wom-I thU f« t,,r *h"1 , fro1 end to disparage the He Bary in the ofice of City Manager WarEsplanade* from either the San­ en’s Week in Sanford. **** ,lf Tlw Church It 1* enough Head Says Higher Mrs. Sue Stevenson, president hfre to emphasise Ita Importance Chamber of Commerce. Insinuating ■n E. Knowles In the City Hull. ford Ave. side or from the lake The civic center, proposed to be front provide a covered area of the local Business and Piofrs to a city by asking the question Salaries Needed that aald Chamber Is not incorpor­ included in the Capital lmprovewhere automobile passengers may tional Women’s Club said "The “ What would your home town he TALLAHASSEE — (kNS» The ated or properly registered, Ibis in program now under consi lie loaded or unloaded and pastike If there were nr. rliuirh?" head ot the Florida Sheriff* especial ref crem e to influence In (|r l j,ti«n py the Board of Sanford sriigers protected Irom the wea­ annual week, »|Mmsorcd through­ Oetolter has been designated as Bureau says the rapid growth of out the United States by the Na­ the communlly. t'iij Commissioner*, is primarily ther. tional Federation of Business and Churrh loyalty Month. It is fitt­ the state i* making It harder on In refutation of llit-i-c! >lalc- for the recreation program plan­ It I* contemplated that the Professional Women's Clubs, is set ing that any organisation that law enforcement officers in many m enu, fir. O. L. Lincoln, president ned for both children and adult* building wilt lie air conditioned. asldp to pay tribute to women in 1mean* so murh to the Individual, sections uml higher salsrlo* should of the De Bary Chaml>cr of Com­ of Sanford. business and the professions, and "f lenewvd should be given a Im paid to tln-se men. He also merce, said yesterday, "The The inode!, built tu a scale id proposed uii addition of muiqiower (lie contribution they make to the pledge loyalty, W’hamber is not only Incorporated one-eighth inch to the foot, wa< 3 Baptist Groups should Ik- given a pledge loyalty. to cope with thn situation. nation." nut duly regislm-J, with all the prepared and i-oiistrucicd from ticMow do jou make that pledge? Dolt Mr I,cod, direct nr of the Programs, »|wnal events, and privileges and fum-Uun* thereby *ign* drawn by Architeet John Hold Combined Die Florida .Sheriffs Bureau, met with celebrations have been planned for Very simply. Just attend granted In auch charter. At all Iturton IV, and submitted to the the entire week, Mrs. Stevenson chinch at least once a week law enforcement leaders during timea the Chamber ha* been in Board of Sanford City Commis­ Supper Meeting said, "for the Sanfurd area to point throughout Octoiler with a deter, trips nliuut the slate and he say* terested In the furthering of our sioner* for consideration. Further discussion* of the pro- A combined supper meeting of out the contributions that an- be- initiation to la-come increasingly lie Is Inipit-iscd with the need for town’s fine growth and shall con. the BaptLl Bi'olht-rhoods of Tlwactive In the most worthwhile more active public support of their (Continued un Page Set m i tinue so to be. The De Uar> Cham poM-l center will possibly come Fir»i Baptist t'hurch. Cent i ll movriurni In town. work. brr of Commerce has the whole'up at Monday night’s scheduled Baptist* Church and the L air Mon­ ★ ★ ★ hearted support of a growing merlins id the commissiuncri. roe Baptist Churrh was held last membership, numbering I7.*» at I Burton today said that thn gen- night. era I construction of the civic ceneexeat.** i___ All week cars have been lined >‘T would Include terrazzo floors The Herman Morris Bible Class Bp in front of the C of C office, throughout, sliding gla»* walls for of the First Baptist Churrh was with resident* seeking their new "'C mo-t part and the interior host for the meeting held in the house numbers. Thrce-hundred 1,1 have folding partitions to First Baptist Church Educational foitey-nlne auch numbers were i«- ''p a ro le the banquet hall from Building. More than GO men atlende.1 the •urd the first three day* and th. ^ o r ix im allowing either Project will probably he finished " TSeating . . , 10.. capacity of the auditor- meeting with the devotional led oy to<In>. the committee report* nun alone will he (ton and Ihr ban- hy Eddie Keith of the Central Bap­ tist Churrh. Many have personally thanked Itirrc speaker* pointed out var­ * - » » •" * « -•» w ? J,..b>'.„Th?m*!. B m >’. chairman, x h(. amtai)rllim tlaKV be ious phase* of a "Christian A* A jg llh Charles Bert»rh, Col. H ato raiser) to provide a view from Citizen." V h lts , Col. Ben. II. Hubiosun. Ar­ ■scry seat in the auditorium which J. Brailey iMham spoke on thur Watt and Albert Salisbury, vull hr equipped with |iorlablr "What the individual could d o ” Vnlir A. William* Jr. user) a* John Byrn is the acting secretary chairs. • f this group, Floor* in the auditorium wifi be his tupir "Am 1 My Brother’s flat, said Arrhitect Urn ton, to Keeper’ " And William It. "Bill" Stein p<-r permit dancing. Man Proposes The patio an the lakp side is spoke on a citizen from “ The -o designed, Burton pointed out, City’* Standpoint." New Sales Tax ili.i it may be used for a skatO R L A N D O — fFNSj A u r.nk. "Turu the Rascals O u t" MprasCntative of thp *Ftoritf. A tiim commercial adt-— .. iv a u o n 'M v ia i grade •swans kitchen pms This Democratic slogan, o,cd Retailer* Association sue so: ijuate to prepare meals for 1.000 ,..State Retailer* when Horace Greeley opposed i.. *i— i - i i C*matilutl"M •- ^ a js() j 1|C| u,jwj jb c pioposi-d cd to the "Florida General Grant In 1172, .called Adrisory Commission that a construction plan*. to corruption in ilate sales tax on ever) thing but The recitation gaino room* mention urant'a first administration. foot and automobiles could pro- three in number, will be separat­ “ Turn out the rascals" of un­ date #2.14 million In revenue an­ ed by folding partition* and a used article* taking up good nually. Lloyd F. Gnhr of Orlando lounge amt snackbar for the space in your closets and stor­ tnade the xutreextion and also ie- y o u n g ter* arc provided. The rec­ age cabinets, ofer tehm for th* commended that the Commlaston reation area of the civic center in a Classified AJ. Call 112). MAYOR F. D. SCOTT siting Business Women’s Week Proclamation, Include In the proposed new con. i* all in the wing which projects to (ta rt your sales-campaign. on as the Mayor proclaims Sept, Mrs-Sue Stevenson president of local ■tftutlon a thro# per rent catting from the auditorium. It was also pointed out that j m the aatea tea. and the protcastons.' tS ta n rn o io j 23-20 a week to "poy tribute to women Estes Hit By Below Belt' Tactics Charge Model Of Civic Duly Registered Says De Bary Head Center Shown I r 9 Annual BPW Week Will Be Observed Here Sept. 23-29 NO. 108 Members To Study Magazine Article At Rotary Session A somewhat different program ia in store for the members of the Sanford Rotary Club at It* regular weekly Hireling Monday nuon at the Yaht Club when six past presi­ dent! of tho local organization will offer their comments on an articlo that appearrd In a recent issue of The Rotarlan Magazine. Tho article stated that a bona fide member of a bona fido Rotary Club wrote a letter (u the international office of the S2-year-old group of business and professional men stating hi* reasons on "Why I Am Quitting Rotary,’’ Ho claimt*J his club "wasn’t doing any­ thing woftrwtitle," that the pro­ grams were uninteresting and fotlowed a definite pattern, week after week, and "Rotary Rust" had enveloped the Club. The writer gut a lot of things off hi* c h e s t and whi-ihcr hr was right or wrong will lie the theme of the comment* of "UUi Uuah,” Brack Perkin* Jr„ Walter Haynes, II. II. Coleman, Hoy Holler and George Stine. Serving u* moderator will be George Touhy, also a past presi­ dent of tho Club. It I*- expected that thy discuniop will prove no* only reciting V t ^-foimmlvn and stimulating. President Charles L Persona and General Program Chairman Myron Reek in approving tho progr»m felt that them might be dynamite in it but concluded that nietnhvra of other civic and serice rlulu might have tin- same altitude about their respective rluh* and that a useful purpose might bo served in bringing auch thoughts out iu the open. The opportunity to participate In the discussion will lie given to any Itolarian present provided it is not of a political, sectarian or con­ troversial nature. Pakistan Is Absent A t Meeting LONDON iB — Experts of 17 of the world's shipping powers agreed today on the form and timing uf an approach to tho United Nations to solve the Suez Canal crisis. They hammered out the accord after the final touches to a plan setting up the "Cooperative Assn, of Suez Canal Utera" (CASCU) to protect the rights of the maritime nations in thu canal Egypt took over July 20. Only Pakistan, of the Id nations In conference here shire Wednes­ day, stayed away from the cxp eril’ meeting. The Pakistan dele­ gation, which regard* the majority approach as too much like an ulti­ matum to Egypt, said It could not attend without Instructions from Karachi. However, Japan also enme out against the users project us It stands and three other conference nations — Sweden, Denmark and Iran—called Instead for an im­ mediate approach to the U. N. Ethiopia's position remained to be announced. Indications were that all the rest of the conference nations, an even dozen, could be counted on to Join a* soon a* thetr government* at home gave formal approval. U. 8. Secretary of State Dulles, described as highly pleased, plan­ ned fo fly bark to Washington to­ night. "He didn't expect so much ■»gr**ra*nt," a n . awthoratlv* Amerlran source aald. "Meet If not all the I I will join the user*’ a*, (delation. We never expected all I I would sign on the dotted line," In Tokyo, Foreign Minister Mamoru jftlgem lU u told newsmen Japan will not Lake part in tho Nan unless and until It wtna Egypt’* support. A spokesman for the Japanese shipping industry ap­ plauded this statement. Th# spokesman was quoted by tho Ky®. do New* 8enrice a* saying (hero was no reason for Japan to join since Egypt "has assured Japanese ships safe and speedy passage." Th* experts' meeting ran long overtime, causing postponements of the expected final plenary ses­ sion of the M. Bids Are Opened For Manufacturing Sunday School Is Company Building Sponsoring 'Coast Bid* for the proposed Sanford To Coast Contest' Manufacturing Company building wre opened yesterday afternoon in Hie offire of Frank George, a r­ chitect. A representative of tho com* panp and Wiliam H. "BUI" Stam­ per. vice-chairman of the Sanford industrial Board were on hand for the opening of the bid*. A total of II bids were sub­ mitted, five from general contrac­ tors and nine from the mechanical trade*, Bid* are now being tabulated with an Indication that there wilt be some revision, changes and deletions, to bring the bids within the proposed cost ot the new inJu»trial construction. No definite date wn* announced for the naming of the successful bidder or the completion of the revised plant. Nazarene Pastor Attending District Preacher's Confab The Rev. R. It, Spear Jr„ pal­ lor of the Church of the Nazarene, is attending the annual Florida District Preacher’s Convention a t Central Church of (he Nazarene in Orlando. Eighty churches are represented with 102 ministers r*' glilered. The purpose of the convention is to correlate plans for the months of October through April a t which time th* fiscal year ends. Dr. John L. Knight, District Sup­ erintendent, is presiding. Dr, I). I. Vanderpool, General Superin Undent, Is the guest speaker with mtsage* of instruction and inspi­ ration. Thii convention convened Wadnecsday night ad will close Saturday morning. W e a th e r Partly Hewdy through Hslarday; Um tonight t t - I l A "Coast To Coast Contest" Is In full swing In the Sunday School of the Church of the Nazarene, located on the corner of W, Sec­ ond Street and Map!* Ave. In San­ ford. A mileage marathon betwevu Fords" and "Chevrolet*" with ‘chief drivers’ Holcombe and Car­ ter, reipcctively, and evenly divided "crews" saw “Hotrod" lfolcombe nose out Carter’s "Chevro­ let" in tho first leg of this con­ test. The "race" {■ far from over, but wilt run through Sunday Oct. I t Frank Price, Sunday School ifciperimrndent, cordially invites everyone to enter this friendlp attendance building contest. Rocket Plane Flown To New Altitude BUFFALO, N.Y. (Jh-Th.i Buffalo Courier-Express reported In Thurs­ day’s editions that the Bell X-2 rocket plane, which has attained a record speed of about 1,K» miles per hour, has been flown by an Air Force officer to a new altitude record of 126,000 feet, of 23J3 miles. The newspaper said it had “ re­ liable Information" that th* new record was set by Korean Jet ace Capt. Ivan C. Klnchelo* In test flights last week a t th* Edward* Air Force Base, Calif. Another Bell Plane, the Xl-a was flown to a record N,000 feet or more than IT mile* In 1IM. The Air Force would not confirm the reports on the X-2. Additional Local News On Page 7 �*■ Tampa Boy Goes To Nashville; Mother Unaware AU Church N otices must be presented at The Herald office by 10 s- m. on the day before publication. LUTHERAN CHURCH aa m sT c a v iu i OF THE I C D I C R t l OVIEDO w w. tu b P la n Leila L. Day. Paster n s a < in n l a i t i y School 9:43 a aa. The Ber. Philip iitM rtsB tia Morning Worship 11:00 a aa. Pastor Training L'nko 4:1$ p m. unity School 9:15 s.m. Evening Services 1:30 p m. title Q ss. 9:14 s.m, Wednesday Prayer Serriea 7:30 sm o s l i t 30 i.m. 'Prayer fo r The Day" phoee IRS f ir st WIUXREST BAPTIST CWfRCB Geneva Soaday morning services: 13 a m. Sunday SchooL 11 1 .1s. Mormog Worship laaday evening services: «:1$ p. m. Training L'nios 7:30 p.m. Evrsirg Worship Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting ASSEMBLY OF COD CHUBCM FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. M E. Second 84. Soaday Services 11:00 a .a . Sunday School 11:00 am. Wednesday Evening Meetings 1:00 p.m • Lesson-Sermon — "Reality" Beading Room located la Foyer of Church Building opes to public 2:30 to 4:30 pm. Tuesdays and Thursdays. A cordial invitatioo is extended to all to attend our services and use the Beading Room. NASHVILLE Teen. J - Tenrear-cld BT!t Newlin of Tampa. Fla., arrived here by but Wednetday night, unafraid, unattended and onernected. The youn;»ter. down to hit !*»t five Lccnte stick*, still Hs<! a nock»t knife, an empty bilfold. a btA tokm and the aswrtmsnt of unrelated Iteini usually fwnd in a boVs poekett Bar he ’ i* lost. Billy told police he plannad to visit friends o: the family but CKULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH Waller A le a d Jr., Paster Sunday Behoof 10 a.m. Morning Worship Service U nm. PB EE METHODIST CHURCH Laarrt Are. at ML 81 Sunday School 1:11 i n . Morning Worship 10:4$ a a . P. M. T. 7:0# p. m. Evening Evangelistic 7:4$ y a . Wednesday tight prayer sad praise service 7:30 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Evraiag Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Sermon by the pester. Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:30 wasn't certain of their names * borne address**. With cornu*,, able help from the police, Billy found the home of Mr. and Mrs, R, F. Melton uho were foraisr ntignbors ber# of the boy’s moth. er. Mn. U n n Dr» _ Rftbedsoah er, Mrs. Lamar DrUcrll of 1,^. pa. The boy spent the night «i# tre Meltons after a telephone call :o his mother, fully obtained hit mother’s permission to stay bars a few days before returning home. He ssld he jest decided to ceica mother and bought the bus ticket here for a vita without tailing hit with money ha sad saved. THE SALVATION A IM ! AUTOMATIC S I East i s csod Street Meetings WASHER Seaday * Sunday School 10:0Cam . Holiness Meeting 11:01 a.m. OpenAir (Street Meeting) 4:30 p.m. Rev. George S. Rees VPX. 7:00pm. fonday School »;4S am. Saltation Meeting T:J0p.m. Ttseedey M en lag Worship 11 ins. ST. LURE'S LUTHERAN Corp Codett 3:30pm. Yooih Service S:4S pm. la Slavla (Near Orteda) Band Practice 4:00p.m. Voof choice of Normal or 5I«« Svsngellstic "ally 7:1$ pna. Rev. Stephen M. Tahy 7:30 p.m. Paster Ladies Home League for «a»h. Normal or Slow lot Prayer and Bible Study Wednes­ Morning Worship 1:2$ a.m. Thandey •pm... or aay combinatioa 10 day at 7:41 p.m. suit any •eaUilc/oWe.’ 7:30 p.m. Radio MUsIm Broadcast at t:30 Prayer Matting "Remember a glad hand tsrites a. a . over WORE (740 he) •aterdry poo to worship with us." Sunday School 0:00 a. m.—for all Open-Air (S tm t Meeting) 1:30 pm . age group*. Christian Day School — Monday THE FIRST CHURCH UPS ALa COMMUNITY through Friday t:00 a.m. — (All OP THE NAZARENE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH elementary grades and kinder­ "Sanford's Singing Cherch" Kav. C C. White garten.) Sscsad Ave. At Maple B . Mrs. Clover Marts CImbs sad re-aUtas wash R. H. Spear, Paster Mias Patricia Reeam viler to |iv* yaa elssair We invite you to become a mem­ CHURCH OP JESL'g CHRIST Piaaist d o t h * . Lint is rnugbl la liter OP LATTER DAY SAINTS —net te year clothes. Seed ber ef our Sundry School The Coerce Resold, AasL opening service begins nt 9:30 A G. PHla Church Scheel Breach President aaa. Graded classes are in session City Hall Church School .B r e a d u f o M '- m E . v V A T E ^ s jjj from 0:50 to 10:30 am . NOOK WA-SSOr Sunday School 10 am . Worship For further information call 3191 Sacrament Meeting 7 p. m. 0 pm. Westminster Fellowship Or 1339. Prank Price Is Superin­ Willing Wethers 7 pm. tendent. Evening Worship 7:30 pm. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST l a 50‘v mrt dsflw opacity ton amy Morning worship each Sunday at "Everybody Invited to attend CHAPEL | sthw Mlanttia 10:43. our service*." Eider Springs / • Wotsf Sever for anel M l Training department* for eg** Spanstrt I hy P int Baptist Cherch TEMPE. Aril. UT—Bock *n’ roll Wood said ha was neither at­ the same somewhat proud adoles­ ' • Wsrw end (aid HstwRam tameshAnMH FIRST METHODIST CHURCH • through 10 each Sunday at 4:30 Sanferd, Fla. • ffiinovt 6-1 Adiwtw® VnMag fcMm Paster Mills. H- Wyatt linger Elvis Presley Thursday was tacking nor defenl nnced kedeor-u cent look cf a young hero." described by an art professor as venial antartalner hut he had Sunday School 10:00 am. 9:4$ mm. Church School Presley te the “ revivsl of a Evening evangelistic each Bun- W. O. S untell Superintendent Classes for all ages. a “dead ringer" for the gods of usad the comparison In his first Greek archetype" often found In day at 7:30 pm. This Sunday P m thing il:00a.m . 11 a.m. Morning Worship lecture In the humanities count the entertainment world, he said. the golden age of Greek art. evening evangelistic service at the Dr. H. H. Martin. Preacher Sermon * "Launch Out Into The Others are Joan Crawford and Famous Greek statues of Apolio at Arixona State. Church of the Naxaren* la a dis­ Gregory Peck. Deop" AVAILABLE IN WHITE OR ANY Of THE tinctly different service from any and Hermes show a strong resem­ "A comparison of Presley in ac­ Apollo, the professor said, waa THE CHRISTIAN AND • p. m. MYF Other throughout the week. It U blance to Presley, even to the tion with photos o f. well-known th* “god. sponsor and patron" of FIVE G-E MI X OR MATCH ( Ol ORi MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 7:11 p.m. Organ Vespers •homtorixod by a volunteer choir, duck bill haircut and sideburns, Greek statues shows nm argsble Greek itngen “who must h a rt CHURCH 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship Spirited congregational singing, had a style similar t« that of Pres­ said Prof. Harry Wood, bead of similarities," he said. Sermon Part: Avo. and 14th BL •pedal musical numbers, testi­ "To The** You Must Add" the art department at Arisons One of the most striking Is an ley." monies to the glory of God, and Pastor: Rev. David I. Carwefin early work known as th# “Chario­ “The Greek singers combined Telephone 134-R Broadcast over W.T.R.R. B brief ovangt'UUe message. You State College at Tempe. the ithletie or masculine Doric in­ *01 enjoy th* old-fashioned at­ Sunday, Combined Morning Ser­ 1:30 pm. Fellowship for young "The twitch and twist, after a ll teer of Delphi," he said. “ It has tha same heavy Jaw, fluence with the femininity of thi people. mosphere of this high senrlca of vice 9:4$ to 11:30 a.m. Call to made Greek a n p o p u l a r In Greek Note, thick Ups and half- Ionic, or ner eastern Greek, Mb Worship 10:40 a.m. Evening Ser­ Rio week. "Coma and seel” LARK MART BAPTIST Greece, Wood said. “The Greeks lowered vyllds as Presley. It hai sic." vice 7:4$ p.m. A nursery la opts a t all regular CHAPEL wore the flrtt to capture it la Parrtree. Jh * sanctuary la com- Wednesday flay e r Service aad > >. L A s Mary. Pin. Bible Discussion 7:43 p.m. Chapel stone and break away from the Slrttbiy air-cooled. Fedor — Rev. H. A frith dr. stiffness of Egyptian art." Choir Rehearsal after acrrice. Thursday Youth Night Program Sunday School 3:41 am . •:$0 to 3:$0 p.m. Devotional Time. Morning Worship 11 s.m. POSTER CHAPEL Training Union 4:30 p.m. Club Activities. METHODDT CHURCH Ladles Minloaary Society (3 Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. New But Oviedo for your name in The Fellowship Prayer Meeting Wed. 1:30 p.m. Bar. George H. Caritea* Minister meetings monthly.) Lnncbem — 2nd Tuesday after­ Experienced 9:4$ Am. Sunday School PAOLA WESLEYAN noon. Prayer and Business — 4th 11:00 am Worship Service METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday afternoon. Sewing Circle • ALTHOUGH we are a new 8:00 pm. Worship Service < Miles West ea RL 40 —4th Thursday morning. concern our staff consists of Sunday School 0:41 u s , with many year* of experi­ "A friendly church for the Morning Worship WEST SIDE BAPTIST 10:43 aja. msn ence and high professional teener of Wret Fifth end Holly whole fa ratty." Wesleyan Youth 4:4$ p.m. reputation. We can a a n rs serv­ "WELCOMES YOU* Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. ice that la competent and trust­ A Friendly. Missionary, Open Wednesday Prayer Meeting 7:30 worthy. at moderate cost. An FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH opportunity to explain our fees . GENEVA p.m. Bible d u m b '* r "THE and facilities to you will be ap­ Everyone Welcome PEOPLE W, A. Etteawoad, pa preciated. Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer William L. Stephana Poster Sunday School 10 : Pianist Homing Wonhlp i i j R. fl. Crriflew Alleviate paster Mrs. Nancy Giles, Children's B.T.U. 7| Sunday Reboot Joam. GRAMKOW Choir Director, 3> Gospel of John Chapter9 Evening Worship Mr. George Pesold, AssL Supt FUNERAL HOME Preaching Service H a.m of Church School PHONE 444 PAOLA CHURCH OP CHR1 Cbureh School, 10:00 a .a . Highway 17-92 South Classes for all ages. Lord’s Day: Bible Study at 10 Wonhlp 11:00 am . Worship Service l|:00 Children's Service U:00 a.m. 7:00 -New Hampshire Confession of Preaching Service Young People 0:30 p.m. To The Everyone Welcome Faith" Children 0:30 p.m. THERE IS' A SEASON COME Worship 7:30 p.m. ' AND REE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Everybody invited te attend all CHURCH our servicer, We Writ# 6-Month Policies Oak Av*. and Third RL SOUTH HIDE BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD The U*v. A. U. Mtleels, Minister On Automobile!. CHURCH Mrs. Georg* Toehy, Minister of Rev. M. W. Hsedsr.se, Paster Beet 37th St. At Perk Are. French Ave. aad S3ad 14. Music Our rate* compara bio with The eod ef yew eeersh Sunday School 1:41 s.m. Mlea Katherine Brown, D.C.E. For a friendly Church. tho leading independent Evangelistic Sarvico 7:30 p.m. MORNING WORRHIP Ceroid R. Price Pastor Mld-Woek Service Tuesday 7:30 companies offering d-month Mttton U itgiabetlua H.R. Super- 9:16 s.m. p.m. polkioo to preferred rinks. Anthem "Lord. I Wont to lie e lateadrut Young Peopls Service ThursSunday Bible School 10 a.m. Christian", Spiritual — Junior day 7:10 pm. Our Preferred Risk Liabi­ h*ac king 11am .Choir. ERENRSKR METHODIST lity R ain: Sermon • The Rev. A. G. Melania Bible Htudy 7pm. CHURCH ageliriJe prearhlnr 7:46 p.m. 9:45 am . Sunday School CRcua Heights LLAHH 1 114.40 Session meets for Rev. Edvard yer Meeting (Wed.) 7:46 pm. 10:60 a.m. Marita. Paster prayer In the Session Room. CLAIM 2 SS0.60 Missionary Premillenlal Sunday School 10 am . Clifford 11 a.m. You Are Welcome E. Johnson, auporlntondasL MORNING WORSHIP ProaeMng Service 11 am . HOLY CROSS CHURCH Anthem "Immortal, . Invisible, MYF • p.m. God Only Wlae", Thlmen — (Bpierepal) Prayer meeting, Thursday, fiM The Rev. Eduard L. Aldeecth Chance] Choir. pm. Each day the names of 4 to 8 people will be published in the Herald Classified I’rieat-in-churge Anthem “The Heavens Declare CHUBCr OF GOD Bely Eucharist 1:00am . Glory of God," Beethoven — the columns for FREE tickets to the.Palm Drive-In, the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie family Service and Church 8choe| Youth Choir. Lake Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your Sermon The Rev. A. C, Mclnnls Nurseries for children under Sunday School free ticket—you pay only a small service and tax charpe on Ritz Theatre, and three, end three to six, every Morning Worship Boy. J. W. Parham. Paster Evaagulatie Service Prairie Lake Driv$-In passes. Cm. rewrite*ih BL, Oak Ave. T u o a d n y i Worn Sunday School 3:45 am . Hand will meet al Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office of the theatre named Morning Worship Sorvlco UiOO Art Professor Says E. Presley Looks Like Greek God NO IIN7 FUZZ ON C10THISI L OOK StmfohiL A FREE GUEST PASS Palm Drive-In Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In R m. Training Union l:U p.m. It'a n tally affair. Evening Worship 7:39 pm. “Como thou with us and we will SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER |*F. L. r . Tosher, Paster lindny Srhoe) 10 a a . I*niln« Wonhlp u am . Toning Evangelist!* Service 7:46 pm. feebly Rorv.'oea: Tuesday and Thursday 7:46 |M L Bofnla Saturday Homing Broadcast Avar WTM lo ss Make sure you have your driver’s license, social security card or other personal identification with you. Everybody Woloomo Go To Church Sunday THE LITTLE BROWN CMURCH ON THE MILL (CeogrocnUonol) Corner Pork Avo. ond 14th Ik J. Bernard Beet, Minister Fred Knsmlager, Aaoeetate Sunday Rehoel ................. .. 9:44 Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be UBed be­ fore this expiration date. H r MstabsnUp V—To ray to meet all tho mamhoro « Adult Ctoaa on lundey. Morning Service ......... ........ Sermon Subject i "There T! Are Written . , , “That Ya Might Boltavo." Boyd-Walloct «A HYiW > DoBAXY FLORIDA �IV 4 ? ENTERTAINMENT IN SANFORD & SEMINOLE COUNTY THE SANFORD HERALD Fri., Sept 21 1956, Pegc 8 Free Movie A free movie for all SanforJ 4 frtd Seminole County children trill 0 iponsortvl by the Sanford Kiwanis Club Saturday morning at the Rita Theatre. A feature and four cartoon* trill be shown. In addition, the Sanford Kltvanls Club will serve free Ice cream and give comic book* *o children attending the movie. Kid*, be mre and don't, ml* this big Kid* Day celebration at ^ l i e Rita Theatre Saturday morn* lng. My Naigbliars The Sanford Herald Radio Sr TV Log cusjisK L • |;S 2 1:10 1:00 *:1S M l) SMS 1:0:1 7 1 SO 1:00 *:l'i s.uo * :lu 10:00 "I alm oat fo rg o t to aak, dear What bank shall I over* draw eur account In?" LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 6:50 feature 7 :J' SATURDAY ONLY jnUWDIMJtUftmUtSWWAMlWT Ten In re — 7:0 P lea 'MacumbcT Vanja Orica Robert Freytag Feature — 8:S5 CHAPTER NO. T “GUN FIGHTERS OF THE NORTHWEST" SUNDAY and MONDAY 10:10 11:00 11:12 12:10 . B A T I II D A T MOH.MNU FREE PASSES Each Day In "Hits Stop," a youthful cowboy, Don Murray, falls in love with the first girl lie meets who just happens to be Marilyn Monroe. His ntrnlghtforwnrd romantic ap­ proach, which includes roping the blonde into a bus ride back to his corrnl, provides a rollicking vehicle for the "new" Marilyn. Rased on William Inge’s hit pluy, the Twentieth Century-Fox Cinema Scope film bows here Sunday at the Ritz Theatre. to the Movieland Ride-in Palm Drive-In Prairie Lake Drive In and Ritz Theatre Lively 'New ' Monroe In ’Bus Stop Sparks Explosive Screen Comedy READ The W ant Ads You may be amount; (he l u c k y winners of free guenl pattaes TO D A Y Marilyn Monroe return* to the icrcen of the RiU Theatre on Sunday in "Bu» Stop." Twentieth C e n t u r y-Fox'a CincmaScopc-Dc Luxe color version of William Inge’* *uceesiful Broajway play. After an abicncc of 14 monthi the screen’* Number One glamour girl emergea with a new acting technique acquired at the famed Actor'* Studio In New York hut with the same curves and beauty aho has always displayed. Opposite Mis* Monroe will be D o n Murray. a new and excitin'! Broadway actor, who will be mak­ ing Ida acreen debut. He was se­ lected for the Important cowboy role over thirty-odd young actors BENNETT'S TV A [§ a w 5 c o ? | SALES and SERVICE 201 E. 27th ST. Your 1’HONF 404 DUMONT Dealer Now under new management Feature — 7:3* — ALSO — A 30 .M in u te S h u r t “ M en A gatnat T he A rtie " Jim Burkett & Bob Ragsdale Invite you to try the FASTEST and MOST DEPENABLE Service in town. Repairs on all makes and models of Radios, Televisions and Hi-Fi equipment by Trained Technicians. CARTOON s *o s.uo *:*u e.oo 10.00 iO :iu II.OU (r.oo I I : IS |] :(, (1:22 J:ti (.Jo t oo 4 . Jo liit 1:00 a t u a - u u I ' t o t i o t n R e su m e A s s t - li •siu e i C o p l - ' u is o o a o r o o ‘ 1 u i* “ W (Ukjr Hill* Si XuU Mr. w i t o r d IU# l o p K u t u r o t a n n e r y of A m e r ic a AHes ooon F ilm F o i e Rose Poll f r e t low R o teu o ll Uom e V lew cr'e D l k s s l Ida flo tu r e Amos u Andy Florid* D ritte rs Rasetiell R o u u d - u P xvaaiau C o u n t r y F ro lic s C o n tr o l F l o r i d * u h o w c a e s J a c k i e (llraeo n Show tlodko T it F eople'e Choi ce '*lley J i u n n l o ! ” Ounemohe Science F ictio n T h e a t r e Rod C u m m i n g s Show T h e Vies l . e w r e n c e W e l k Show 8lin -o ff SUNDAY t l i l t Slan-On P r o t r s m Iteeum e t:IS N ew e-W ea th e r 12:00 T h e C h r i s t o p h e r s 11:20 T h is te T h e t.lfe lin n I 't o F oo tlialt 1:00 l l l i n e y t a n d (:0h J o h n N e e b t t t S how 1:10 M a y o r of l b » T o w n B V K N IX n <:Sh t .ste le * 1 0 J a c k Itenny T.OIt Kd Hol llvan Show *:0n Cl K T h e a t r e 1:20 A lfred H itc h c o c k r r e a e n t a o:on »«( ooo I 'l i a l l e n e e >:I« W h e f e Mr l.lne toton t . o r r l l a T o n n e Hhnw t * : l # R o t e m a r y Cloo ney tl-o n TV’ r t a r h n u s * 12:00 m a n - o f f M O X IU 7 N iiam x u f:22 S l r n - o n P r o g r a m ReeuiuO S.4S N e w s - W e a t h e r S.OO C a p ta in K a n g a r o o 0 00 Thie t .a n d of Oura 5110 H a n d s t a n d ((■ no T h U l . a r d o f Oura 10: SO H irlk e It R ich i l t o o V a lia n t I.ady 11:12 Lu»o of l.lf* l l : J o He a r c h f o r T o m o r r o w 11:14 t l u l d l n g l.i* M AFTU n.h UON 11:00 N ew s 13:10 S t a n d Up A Re C o u n t e d l i d JI) Ae tlio W o rld T u r n * 1 oo J o h n n y C a rso n 1 1 * A rt l . l u k l e l l e r 1:12 F i l m F e r e 3:0* T h e III* t ’e y o f f J : i n Rob C r o sb y Bhow 1:00 l l r l i h l e r Day 3:11 H e r : el Htnrm 1:10 T h e K d a# o f Wight l:no C h a n n e l I € 0 C ro eerasd e 2:10 Illy F l o t u r e W M H T V UU AXNIU, 4 j sc H e n * VII.I K m i l l S I KSHRINU 0:00 M ic k ey Mouse *0 fl s jo T OO 7:3o 1:00 s :Jo 1:00 ? JO 10:00 10:10 1:00 11:20 who were tested for the part. Pro­ ducer Buddy Adler surrounded them with top talent—Oicar nom­ inee Arthur O’ConnrU; Broadway acteMra Betty Field and Eileen Heckart: Robert Bray, H o p e Ijinge, Ham Conrl<sl and Caiey Adams. Grorge Axelrod, who wrote "The Seven Year itch" and "Will Sucre** Spoil Rock Hunter?" two highly successful plays, adapted Inge's comedy romance between the chanteuse of the Blue Dragon Cafe in Phoenix, Arizona and the naive, but brash cowboy from th» Susic Q ranch in Montana. Their hilarlou* love-making is carried on in a bus, at a roadside diner, in the cafe and at the Jnvcce World’* Champion »hip Rodeo. Joshua Logan who directed the serten version of Inqr’v "P ir-i?," handled tlie directorial duties on "Hu* Stop." To give greater scope to the picture than the play had. Director Logon took Ids com­ pany of 80 players ami technician! on location first to Phoenix, where the annual rodeo wn» in progress, and to Sun Yalluy, (tiuh > ‘or scenic background*. For the rodeo sccnea Logan usivi 10,000 spectat­ or* a* extras to cheer Mnrikn nnd Don Murray, who doe* some bronco riding of Id* own. Top riders, including Casey Tibbs, World'* All-Around Rodeo Cham­ pion participate In the authentic round-up. Moving hi* troupe on lutcr to Sun Valley, Logan made CO 0:00 Report ufc of the vast expanse of -now- 5. 5111 D o u a 2-'dwards covered mountain* for the equally 4:10 Capt. U a l t a n l l l o l l y wod H u m m e r T h e a t i o realistic snowbound outdoor scene* T7 1co JO O u r Xtlea K r o e k a that keep the "passengers" ma­ e:no T h e C r u s a d e r 0 f l a y h o u s e of Blar e rooned at the "Bui Stop' for :•* 1on U ndercurrent Several hour*. Still I ’erena to I’e r t o n lu 00 Oa Newe Milton Krasucr, ASC, who pho­ 11o .30 HiKyo r e e n D l r a r t o r e 1’t a y h o u i e tographed Alls* Monroe in "The 11:00 I t : on R e p o r t Seven Year Itch," handled the 1 H-I& l-es P au l. M a ry F o r d L a t e Hhow— Cinemascope camera* for "Bu» 11:30 13:42 N ew s A Bo i c t i h i h t wornxiao Stop," which emerge* as a hand7 11 T e s t I’alCern lomely mounted film treat. SANFORD IIECTRK Co. Headquarters 4 *1 O ltl. AN 1)0 sun) st C t KXI.Ml A d v e n t u r e W ith L’n ct* W a l t Klim F s r s tV estnsr-N sw .-B port* J o h n Dalv News S potU Bht On a p o rt* Re nUrsvou * Hotlyv»uoU S u m m e r T h s a t r o Robin Hood C ru ted tr P layhouse ol Stars U ndercurrent I’e r t o n t o P t r i o n Itigliwnjr P a t r o l l.ttn of Itlley N ight New* R e p o rt S tarlig h t T h eslro n l i t n -u l f • 90o aluminized picture tube • Tilted Safty GIohh for glare free viewing • “Set and Forget” volume control • Automation-built chassis . . . print wire circuitry and dip-solder connections • Full power transformer for long tube life • Shielded cascode tuner for superior fringe area per­ formance Improved interference suppressor Dynapower speaker with moisture proof aluminum voice coil • Underwriters laboratories approved PHONE 442 W in It* D l n T 11 :0 0 DIB Top U T U IX O O X lluffelo bill 1I;10 I m l u s t r r On P a r a d e 1J.4i D l s t y Dean i:t-i Y a n k e e s ve. l i e d Boa J: i*0 g e n r e b o a r d i:oo Rig P i c t u r e I 20 T h i s la Hie A n s w e r 2:V0 Rtn T in Tin 2:10 O r a n d Ola O pry 12.00 MX C.NINCC *:0n * !•' 7:ii.i Country fro lics Real T h e Clock J a c k i e (R eason 1:10 H leg e S how tlOO T w o f u r t h e Moaey *:m H ey. J e a n n l e »:C 0 tlun -m n k a 2.10 l l l o h f i n a n c e I0i0n H tu d m 21 I *: 30 Dr H u d s o n 's J o u r n a l tl no A r t h u r M u r r a y II :ln tost* Hhua13:12 N t w a A HO MARAT Mitnxixn 1" •1J Te»l P a t t e r n 10:10 T h a C h r l s t o n h e r e 1I 00 I.eCs T a k e A T r i p 11:30 W ild tlilt IllokoV IfT K IIX O M 13 on M illion t Movie l on P r o F o n t b a t t 1:00 f Of Fl*. S c o r e b o a r d i jo J l r F rie n d F l i c k * -..on T e l e n h o n e T im e 2:10 T o u A re T h e r * *: 12 4 1) 1:10 RVKXIXa Lassie <• Jack n e a a r Ld Bultlran 7:00 7:10 B100 Silo Shew •* (1. K T h e a t r e Ford T h e a tre 1*4.000 C h e l l e n t e W h*C* My LlkA llltc h ro c k P rresnt* 2:i<0 2.30 10:00 10:12 « lo-lo 11:00 11:12 11:30 11:12 a T a l e n t Bcoule Hun. N ew e Xp o r ta l L aw rence W elk S k ew H ** A ltn-O ff Mo n d a y m o n k i m 4:42 T est P a l t e r a 7:00 Hood M orn in g 1:00 C a p ta in K a n i e r e e 1:00 Of All T h in g ! 2:10 A r t h u r O o d f r s f 10: 20 H trlk a It lllck 11:00 V a l i e n t L ad y 11:12 l-nva o f Life 11:12 l a l s Hlicw 11: to Hearcti t o r T o m o r r o w 11)42 t l u l d l n g l ig h t 2PTKRXOO* 12:00 13:20 R e p o rt 13:10 s t a n d U p A Be C s l l M 13:30 A* W o rld T u r n * Johnny Carson l 00 w n tii—t a x m a n I COO K II.O C T C L R B F SUDAT kV K M ia <00 *12 1:10 1:42 7:00 7:12 7:10 1:00 S: t 2 2:10 10.10 10:10 IllOO 1:00 • :fll *30 • :32 *:22 7:00 T:4I 1:00 0:02 1:10 1:42 1:00 0:12 OclO IOi OO W o r ld At tUk T w i l i g h t Honge Hporte llu o k Mueto a t IlaB d o m D r l f t l n k On A C l e a t Rotes For A Lady It's D a p c s t l m e N ight ed itio n h ir lc llr In stru m en tal ll h y i fi m H o u r At H o m e W i t h Muele N ew e S ig n O f f B O T t’RDAV MD RNIB U S ig n On Dawn U rsskere N ew s W estnra Ja m b o ree Newe g a r n i O'clock C l u b Newe Hporte A t A O l a n c e J o c k e y 'e C h o ic e M o rn in g D e y o llo a g H arm ony T im e W o r ld At Nine 2 l o r n ln r Melodise 1100 d u b Newe I t o s C lu b News R e v iv a l C a n t e r Alt excitinjr uccnc front Walt Disney's "Tito Great Locomo­ tive Chase". Fes.d Parker and Jeffery Hunter are nt their greatest. Playing at (he .Movieland Hlde-ln Theatre Sun­ day and Monday. D i r None l u n c h Teen Tim* N« wb Teen Time Th* R h r th m lluiir Work! Al His r.ritx tx u S i t l T e l l t s M Xnnfl *:10 Bn-ets n*ok 1:42 2lac1e AT Renilom lion Drlfllna On A rlouil 7:12 R venlne Music 7:30 J u k e Roe aaturitaT Night P A LM D R IV E -IN TH EATRE (On Cameron are. between Celet j A 23th St.) White I’atronaga Phone 1M-W SATURDAY ONLY • THE VIOLENT MEN With Glen Ford • TEENAGE CHIME WAVE SUN. — MON, — TUES, • APACHE With Burt Lnncaster LAST TIME TONIGHT • Capt, Kitld & The Slave Girl w ith Evn Gttljor • Jftuc James Women with Don Harry 10:11 10:10 11:00 orchestra A Btar tl :ln f o u r - I I Cluli 11:42 C o u n tr y Hiyle. F A A. *rT K **no* 11:00 W o rld At Noon 11:11 Radio F a r m D l * e e t t l i i n li a r N o n e R a n c h t l i l t A m erican l e a g u e ( l a m e 10:12 9 00 Night Trillion tin Facts Forum 3 So T h r Ithychni clour ID) III At Home With Musto 10.u S p iv n 11:00 Hlgn Otr •rX D A T w cn ix ix n 7:00 Xlgn tin 7:01 Musical F rogra m 7:15 Hymn Time 7 Jil Miulcxl P rogram 7:12 Bplrliiisl Tim* 1:20 4:00 4:30 4:12 1:02 1:00 ■w., KK)U!IW YhN•NUJJIMCONUUI•nmiisUH FEAT. • 3:03 - 6:13 * 0:21 Real Drama Keynotes Warner's Gary Cooper Starring Film Th* old bbw about not betnf able to tee th® forest for the trees was borne out again dur­ ing th* filming of "The CourtMartial of Billy Mitchell” on lo­ cation in Washington, D. C. Gary Cooper, th* *Ur of the Warner Bro*. film w ii slopped by in oim ealou* Military Policeman and reprimanded for being out of uniform, Tha day being hot and humid In the railway Station setting, Cooper unbuttoned hi* colonrl’i uniform, opened his tie and rcplacixJ hit high military hoots with loafers. An M.P. noticing the actor, who was talking with spectators in the depot's crowd* ed concourse, approached, saluted smartly and laid, "Sir, your un­ iform does not conform to re­ gulations." After Cooper had axplained who he was to (he M.P.'s satisfaction, It waa noted by an observant by­ stander that although military uniforms today are quite differ­ ent from what they ware in U)25, the time of the film, the M.P. h id noticed th* minor InfrietlonB, but not the complete chtnfe of uniform. The ClnemaScope end WarnerColor film, which also stars Charlea Bickford, Ralph Bella­ my, Rod Steiger and Elisabeth Montgomery, la believed by Producer Milton Sperling to be tha first picture ever made In Hol­ lywood with an American mili­ tary background of the 1U1-1M period. "The Army and Navy uniforms had changed in 1119 and again in 1926," explained Sperling. "If a film of Uiii kind had been produc­ ed, the military uniforms would hava remained ai evidence in one of tha major studio* or a rental wardrobe company. Military uni­ forms a rt never thrown away." Every Army and Navy uniform In 'The. Court Martial of Billy Mit­ chell" had to hr specially tailor­ ed. The short, licltlsis coat of World War I troops was changed in 1919 to a longer, flaired tunic. The Sain Browne belt waa added and a longer vlsored cap. In 19M the hlghitandlng colar want out. PRAIRIE L A K E i S , 1 ,? FRIDAY - SATURDAY CUU mu* (a KENTUCKY RIFLE CINEMASCOPE AT 9:19 BUN. ■ MON. . TUB. George Gobel & Mltzi Gaynop THE BIRDS and THE BEES and at 8:45 BURT LANCASTER Y ■ « ( 9 8 TOY w ss l i s m m i itTtiestitut t u u i i FEATURE lt.T.i *1:50 - 8:07 A NATIONAL KIDS DAY SPECIAL FREE FREE Kiddies MitineeJ SATURDAY AT 9:00 A. M. SPONSORED BY The Kiwanis Club of Sanford STARTS SUNDAY GARY COOPER CMCMASCOPC-COUM 4* 116 M A G N O LIA AVE. lit I B u n d e r School F o r u m 1:10 O n ce Upo n A S t o r e • ;0ft C a rt o o n T im e 9 10 Highly House 10:00 S k y K i n s 10:»o T a l e s T e i e s R i e g e r s DISTANT DRUMS K I D D I E S U N D E R 12.:.. A L W A Y S l Rl i 7 r*? / j , A- �Carpet Sweeper Sees 80th Year Americans Are Hobby* Conscious P e o p le ; Collecting Popular her five chlldrrn. took ov»r the have the wheels In the center «« By HAL BOYLE )RK + - Guess what factory, remained in ,th* they can bandit wall-to-wall car­ industry until her death In IK I at peting, average »12.» . household article. In Blstell dispatched on* of hi* vented AS years ago this week, fci U. When the electi-.k vacuum clean­ deluxe I1B.BS models, designed as enjoying Its graateit boom ever? If it is true. M many a doctor attests, ' Well, air, it's the old fashioned er came along, everpone predict­ a wedding gift for brides. u > . « « that H la beblthfol to have a hobby, then dear. It seems, however, that the wlf had carpet sweeper, now thrroo'jghl,v ed it would do to the carpet Queen Ellubeth to help her "neat sweeper what *.he auto did to he up” Buckingham Pslscc. ‘ Americans ought to be • healthy lo t We become angry* over some of her husband's glamorised. “ThU should be the beat year horse. But it no more hurt the Ha la proud of the varied uses * "are a hobby-consclou* people If there ever misdemeanors, and sought revenge through la history,“ says Mtlville n. Bii- sale of earpet sweepers than car­ to which his granddad's Invention 7 o u one. And collecting Is very high on the mutilation of his Savings Bonds. What she toU HI, 35, dominant manufac­ pet sweepers did the market for have been put. didn’t know was that the bonds would be Hit oLpoptitor hobbies. Sometimes it seems turer In the field. “WorU output brooms. Housewives still find they “Indian ladles hava bought them that half the population must collect some- readily replaced by the Treasury Depart­ may ranch S million units thi> can use all three. to tidy Ihetr tepees.” he *aki. “ We may have made a mistake •'They've kept the White Hou*e ytar and that figure may double ment without cost. Or maybe she didn't care. —'thing or other. In not going in for vacuum clcan- clean pnder both Democratic and by ___ 19*1. The details of what followed between the ;V* Dear little old ladles by the thousands— An attack of hay fever led to ere,” admitted Blstell. "A» a mal­ Republican administrations, a n d wife and husband are not a m atter of re­ and some neither dear nor little nor old— tha Inventaln of the cerpet sweep- ter o! fact we did. when they first they’vt evan bean usad on the St,*er. he biggest Improvement in came out. But the early vacuum V ". } " . : __SO course tea |„ CsRtlainl Scotland ™ •>collect teacups and antimacassars, diamonds cord. What the record does show Is that the born* c l e a n i n g since the flrst cleaner required a U* ** n„ff J the greens.” and costume doDs and perfume bottles, soup scraps were submitted to the Treasury De­ to fluff up the greens.” cavelady Improvised a broom b We v tr- afraid a gadget thal had spoons, Venetian glass, pictures of the partm ent by the husband, and new bond* The carpet aweeper Industry has gripping together a lundf.l o to b« fixed so often would min rV‘Dldnne quintuplets; almost anything port- were Issued to replace the original ones. twigs to brush the debris from hvr Ujr reputation, so ue dropped it. never undergone a long depres­ This Is a true story which the Treasury able and multiple, In fact. Teen-agers acquire den. “ Thai’s one of the troubles with sion. and Bluet! sees a prosperous The hay fever victim wav Bi*- carpet sweeper*. They praeiically future for It a i tong as people u*s rock 'n roll records, autographs and allied will verify. All names were withheld, of sell's grandfather. Melville R . ; never wear out. People occasionalcourse, but the facts arc accurate. The “case objects. Btssell. 33-yeyar-oId owner of a |) bring us one that is 50 to 60 “Maybe even longer, he n Of the Irate wife" i* a little unusual, to be Men Incline toward stamps or coins or old crockery store in Grand Rapid*, year* old and want us tu rebuild marked. “We’re working on s m w I Mich. It. Now w.- have adopted a polio model now that II sweep hare .automobiles, beer mugs, sporting prints, sure, but the Treasury's records reveal thousands of case* of mutilation by other “The crockery came packed in , not to tinker with any over 25 lloors.” andent pistols, amusing newspaper headlines. means. Many bonds are left In shirt pockets ]straw.” recatlcl Bissell, “and the;year/ old.” /• Rome people collect Items such as theatre ■dust raised when they swept out How far will s carpet sweeper LUND SAYS programs, restaurant menus, railroad tlme- and go through washing machines. Others 1 the strawr made Grandpa sncerc go? Bl**el said they put a polo*Ol.D a g e r e q u ir e s tables; others try for books or paintings. disintegrate from being burled, or from I something awful. He decided he meter on one in a hotel, and II «»< GREATER AID ■had to do something about It.” still whetling along strong after The improvements lo Swi.il ■•'Virtually every child Is a collector at one water seepage in basements. Sometimes the pet dog find* the family bond supply, with The result was the first prac 9.000 miles, pa-scd by the House last -t—i.m : time or another mostly of beach pebbles, >»y WilliAM Blffa leal carpet sweeper, patented by The first carpet sweeper* were were fine, but they didn't go far seed pods, spiders, bottle caps and the like. the usual results. A common cause of de­ Crslrsl F r tu W rth r the original Blstell Sept. 19. 19T6. cumbersome affairs ol wood and enough Nocne can live on t These observations lead to no very pro- stroyed bonds In storage In the kitchen stove. who soon began to manu'aciurc it. east iron weighing up to ’5 pound* sent *30 minimum. The limit, the All too few people know about the in­ THE KREMLIN is reported ancient baseball SSSpirtT Nop* we're colHe died a few years later, how- and selling for K to St. Today worried over lha way Nikita there wer* a s pep Bottle deals ever, and It was wife. Anna, who they are made ol lighter metal*, aged can earn after retirement, 'lecto rs, too, and consider it a hobby tvorth destructibility of United States Savings nnd still get Social .Hero v. In the ekull. Khrushchev It hitting the bottle. really nut the carpet sweeper weigh about T pounds, can h*- ad- forrM down thtlr ntituUrd of liv*^ 7£j*lklnjr about. What do we collect 7 People. Bonds. The service thnt the Trcusury ren­ t t ! Could ba the pudgy Communist jo* ted to different rug thicknesses, over. S'1 ? I :. ’ e'f a S3V*rne** fur Ing. Benefits to totally disabled ft'* dangerous fo health to leap party boss u Just drinking to for­ .0 r, rather, Impressions of people we've en­ ders to 40 million Savings Bond owners forms the basis of one of the most heart­ out a / bed Montfoye, adge • Brit* i adults, who have no other income, get—s fellow named Stalin. countered. tsh medico. And, Job-t*l*e, M'S should begin as soon as their to­ ! ! I There are some dUlies—and they don't warming human interest stories of all time. dangerous if y w f o r tf tal disability I* proven. They Its files contain thousand* and thousands of If ruecVe elbow binding has his " take up storage room or require dustiny ! 1 ! I f NUMMN N. BUNMHN, M. I, should not have to wait until Ihcy pals wondering which <s now hie letters from grateful people who first PAP. a rt M year* of age. Such benefit* CANCER of the male breast The majority of victims of this /a w ritparty—the rockfoH or thought their loss could not be replaced. to would eliminate rharity cases and ■nfortunately. doesn't get much disease. I believe, discover their the Communist. Savings Bonds Every time a hurricane, tornado, flood, or pubUe attention. Seldom li much own cancer, probably by noticing hardship on many famlllei. I ! t written about It. In fact, there a lump or swelling upon selfThis is the story of a slightly disillusion­ other disaster strikes a community, the Nikita Is charged with InewKing I I t undoubtedly are doctors who have examination. Relatively few catei ed young man who learned his lesson the Treasury is deluged with applications for The Maharajah of Jaipur tep-rank foreign geests M • never evan heard of It are found during the course of a bond replacement for the affected area. In Hard way. While It lin t very prevalent— routine physleel exam. den party ha hosted. u wo reduced he e had to cut his It accounts for less thsn one per •round for Nik—he either J On this particular day, he arrived home such emergencies, requests are handled with elephant herd from TO path ye seat of cancer of the breast In ■sqttlor Check-up 'em er reacts 'em. from work about the usual time In early the utmost dispatch. The government can both sexes—cancer of the male Perhaps a more thorough ex­ derma to four. Cheer up, I ! t amination of the male breast evening. But Instead of the customary hot be very human when iieople are in distress. breast Is a problem. Skeleton of a prehistoric man highness—think how much And because It Is fairly rare. It during s regular physical check­ '■meal on the dining table, he found only some These are fact* that everyone should Ur it to aroused the *14 with his amts outstretched may frequently be overlooked and up might be In order. dug up recent]/ to California. Aa stead! scraps of paper—and they were very cold. know. United States Savings Bonds cannot symptoms even Ignored. I think Age apparently has little to do Closer inspection revealed that the scraps be surpassed a* a dependable means of per­ sll of you men should be sc with ths development of cancer w e n the remains of some United States sonal saving. Ours will 'be a better coun­ quainted with the symptoms, of the male breast. A check of 141 even though the odds are greatly victims showed their ages ex­ Savings Bonds which he had accumulated try when every citisen has a backlog of against your ever becoming ■ tended from 24 to M with th t Saving* Bonds. over the years. average age being 53 years. victim. • • • The events th at followed are not entirely Major symptoms, either alone Occupation doesn't seem to ba er in combinations, can include a factor, either. The trouble with foreign affairs today is breast moss or ewelllng; s bloody th at you can never tell whether dictators are HE PROPRIETOR of a Chinese chop suey joist In the as* or thin, watery disch arts' from K. Y.: 1 took some aureomycla ~ The Sanford Herald smart men bluffing or Imbeciles who mean the nipple; nipple retraction, ul­ for pneumonia for about two lion's ccpitol is well aware of the characteriiUes and weak /ohlhtoJ Dally Estept nsiurksr pH Sunday ceration or encrustation; axillary weeks. I then developed diarrhea It. spots of the clientele to which he caters. After every dish on swelling; and either local or dis­ with cramps In my stomach which rf*C m n i I claw* nutter Oeteher IT. ISIS at • • • the menu there's s big VJP Peel OfflM #f SeDfeW. PlorMs nndtr tk« Art tant pain. have persisted for the last five in red ink. o: C o n f i , , , of March 1 l i f t It is easy to agree with the youth secre­ months. rn ao raaKiita Miter m pubiuMtr first “ Hey, Soong Lee," joshed Answer: It would eeem you hava tary of one of our nation's great churches MARION HARMAN SR. ElMdUta Editor ■VELTM J CUSHIKO. Adrertiilap l l u t i t f Oencrally, ths first symptom Is developed some form of senslone customer, “I'll bet you who .recently blasted popular song writers LUND aureomycln. is no* a mass in the breast and n o th in gtlvlty ___ lo _______ _ ___ This _______ haven't the slightest Idea til* llsrsld Is a maaiMr of ths Asiaclats* Pratt who are cashing in on the current religion more. Pain, on the other hand, too uncommon. Usually this con' NOT A SOCIAL EVENT _ what those initials V.I.P. ehlsh la aallllrd •islEiltily lo the us* for rtiiuiillra- revival. . . The religious rock 'n roll we have usually Is an Insignificant Initial dltlon will pass with time, but ths The election to Congreti should" Its of all tho local aawa prlaiad Id (kit aaaapaptr. stand for." complaint. Seldom Is pain the giving of liver Injections and vit­ been getting by way of the airways and juke wot ba considered a social event “Sure have," grinned th t amin Ba Is sometimes ol help. •tM Kalla tall/ Oanaral Alt salysyaptoto. nor a means of llvllhood. U Is un boxes is as uncouth as it I* uncalled for and too. HI 0 tors la Baring* Bask smiling Chinese. “Vclly In­ opportunity to do something for Atlanta Usorgta makes a mocker)- of ell real spiritual values! expensive Plate.” the people. If one doesn't wsnt to • • a r o n e n i m o * rates fight to gst legislation for his Carnar l i t per ataak Ora Uostb 11 »t An agricultural college says pigs gain raa Msalks 81a Maalkt Ona Tear districts, In fairness to the peo­ Warning to reckless drivers: . to w m i m .n ple, he ought not to run. It does­ It takes hundreds or nuts to All Mlntaarr nallaat. aardr of thank*, ratolullnn* ana weight faster in aluminum houses than they n’t seem to me that bringing hold a ear together, hut It noorr* of anlarialnnam for tba purposo or ratslse do in steel ones. That ought to boost the t io4* *»nt t>* eharato far ai rtaular td**Mlstng rata* Congressmen here to play base­ takes only one of them to sale of steel prefabs among waatline-conscatter it ell over the highway. ball once a year U enough of any September 21, 1BS6 scious^____________________________ suburban families. . S a g 4,_______ ............Friday ..............^ ( _ accomplishment for a represent* a alive. _ NEED INLAND WATERWAYS Although for 4 years he has S unday Mo r n in g S e r v i c e — been aware of its potential, Mr. OUR COUNTHVB ORtATKCSB R U T ! UPON ITS SPIRITUAL BTTENOTH. Herlong has been too dll t-nr u* ■r BAM DAWSON I goods and services—thus looks first clese passenger farce and S undertake the much r.erd’d In1''NEW YORK (It—How Inflation both backwards and forwards. per cent In coach fires. grated Inland Florida Wslcrway • fn 4 i on ItacU la shows today In Railroads are only one of the project. Immediate ateps must bo ; tba application of aaitarn and Past Increases in prices lay the taken to obtain the Ssnford-Tit, Western rallroada fir anothar In- base nut of which grow futura industries hit by the steel and usville Canal which Is one of the , m a n la fnliht ratal. price hihte. aluminum wage-price booit. Auto starting points. The waterway Tba rosdi, In asking tor a 15 The Interrelation of steel enJ makera say Increased steel oosts project means the solving of t h e f ! par cant bike which would eoit tba the re Ur04di is a u s e In point. will be one of Uto reasons for water conservation and water ; nation’a ahJppara ai much «a on# The price hike In eteel that fol­ raising prices on the new models. transportation problem, as well as ; blUJoo dollars a yssr, cits rising lowed the wage boost for steel The steel price hike, plus wage better flood control. It will meaft more Industrial expansion and a prisas of tbs materials tbay buy workers in August leads markers bikes of tbeir own, has spread greater prosperity for Central ; *nd tbs lam as# coat af tba la­ of freight care to raise the through the farm equipment in­ Florida. With rivers and the lake* bor tbay anptay. prices. ExastpU' Pullman-Stand­ dustry. Deere A Co. is the latest connected with the outside scat, T ls naw freight rtto isCraaaa, ard is showing in Ntw York today to hike prices-by five per cent. it would not make It a waterway eomi freight cars with pries u g t If grsntad by tbs Interstate Camparadise, but would Insure the two fo tU per rent higher than Television sot soles haven't been ; inofee Commission, would is tarn when the care were first displayed hit this year. But cost pressure economic development of Florida Ml, 7 as well. ^ . tba apsratlng esata at mas- In St. Louie la July. *• raising ha prices. Latest to anccowef ACCOIONMT Dick Contino, IS. and aclrest Leigh Snowden. IS. REGULATENATURALGAS * • Utaeturara—Including tboaa whs One of tbo reasons the rsJroadi aouact la Weitingbouse Electric, ore shown aflsr lltay obtained a marriage llccnia In Hollywood, Some day Florida consumers ; supply tba railroads with equip- give for asking a IS per cent marking up II models by | 1Q to Calif- after two yean of ofl-aftiln, on-acain court In*. They will (internaltoiialj may be paying the bills for na­ tusst—and put naw prsuuro on freight rate hike Is that tbeir sup. BM. •pend tbclr threa-woeb honeymoon ............... In Hawaii tural gas. Therefore they should r pries rlsta throughout tbs scon- piles trill cost them more. The Btlll more price Increases may have public utility regulation to i «e«y. roads wars (tinted a I per cent be In the nuking eel be latest • lsfUUon—Utad la tba aoaae of general freight rate boost laat wage-psics spiral works slowly protect them from being gouged. • cot la the hoping power of tba March. Six eastern roads a n also throughout Industry. Yet, Mr. Herlong voted to ex­ dollar through riling prices as asking for s 45 per cent hike in empt the producers of it from regulation. DOESN’T HE BE­ LIEVE THE PEOPLE A R E ENTITLED TO THIS PROTEC­ TION? « POSTOFFICES FOB T f o r o I d t i r#t<; CAMPAIGNS Under the pretense of visiting H. JAMES GU'r AGENCY his -onsUtuenta, Mr. Herlong Is f W t o 'l l p m v O A S H using the post offices to campaign S ll BAST F IR S T S T R E E T g f r H r s o a p M S Is for reclectlon. The law allowing him to rent spare cheaply u h s " Mr#*. . . all p o p u la r P H O fV B T I Intended for the public's | m a k e s a n d a i m ! so they could talk over problems. IA M B S GUT JA M E S a GUT Their use during a campaign should be prohibited. WHO STOLE WHAT? FORMERLY WITH MAFFETT8 AUTO SERVICE Mr. Hsrkag has charged the Re­ publicans with ‘pirating’ a bill he Introduced. The bill would esW t o 'l l | I v b y o u empt gasoliae utad for nsa-hlgh* way use from taxes. Be latrodue• O O O •J it hack on March 16th, 1155. IMk NT. aad HANFORD AVK. PHONE 2ST4 He got no actloa on hit bill for m m “ o a t h N«tr P. O. Phone 103 • months and whea a similar EQUIPPED TO HANDLE ALL KINDS OF AUTO Bring or have your Doctor MU cams up for roll caU on JanBT I f • uxry list. 19M, HE DID NOT AND TRUCK REPAIRS .. tetopkOM yoor ooxt pro* VOTE. If ha was to Interested In ^ TRADC-JN AUOWANCI this legislation, WHY DIDNT HE •crifttoo to bo. It will ho kQR IT. Anyway II psased 3*1 -0. Public Interests ought to cams at p o u M with freak draco bead of hurt feelings. AraM Load, Eogwbltows at a fair ond w>— k s prico^ FAST WR RECOMMEND AND 1NXTALI. T i r e s t o n t f Ke«toee for Chagresw. This may be the Irsi at lie.e FMMt DELIVERY atop columns. Our campaign fonda ■ra exhausted. Cttixeas for Lund FAUSTS SUNDRY STORE 111 1ST PHONE 12 Campaign Fund. Martin JohnM U a V n w k -V s HMIsr k n i t e a •foo. Treasartr, P. O. Box 5514 FINANCING AVAILAHLE O rtons fcsck, florid*.) to I’d. Pol. Adv. 9 NEW YOU'RE TELLING ME! Breast Cancer In Men Try and Stop Mo --------------ly BKNNITT CKRF— T K How Inflation Feeds On Itself Cash! General Insurance Bob Jones and Shorty Phillips $ BRINO'IM IN f W IN H P 'IM I FAUSTS DRUG STORE Jones& Phillips Auto Repair Service to*10**to Specialistsin Speedometer & Automatic Trans. Rogers Remanufactund Engines STORES �THE SANFORD HERALD Fri., Sept. 11, 19B6, P m g S o c ia l £oenlA Mr*. Minnie Ewan and U n . B.aula Thornton will be leaving Saturday for Hot Sprlngi, Ark. where they plan to apend three weeks. Friends of Little It Isa Jeannlc Carter will be sorry to hear that rhe was admitted to Seminole Memorial Hospital today for a tonsillectomy. Mrs. Roy Holler returned Satur­ day from Columbia, S. C., where she had been apending three week* with her slater, Mias Mar­ guerite Graves. Also recantly returned from South Carolina is Mrs. L. F. Boyle, who visited in Columbia and Lau­ rens. ' MRS. GLEN CARROL Miss L Hall W ed In Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall of this city are announcing the mar­ riage of their daughter, Lucille, to Glen Carroll, ton of E. T. Car. roll, of Thayer, Mo. The marriage took place on Monday, Sept. IT, at Kingsland, Ga., with Mr. E. W. Peeples, Justice of tho Peace, performing the ceremony. The couple was accompanied to Georgia by the brlde’e sister and brother and two mutual friends. Mrs. Carroll attended Sari ird schools and graduated from Sem­ inole High School with the d ata of ‘55. Mr. Carroll attended schools in Thayer and la now stationed at Sanford Naval Air Station. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick J. Pal­ mer, of North Miami, wer« recent guesti of Mr. and Mrs. Barry W. Wood. Frlendi of Mrs. J. L. Hurt Sr., who wat Injured in a traffic acci­ dent Saturday, will be happy to learn that she waa discharged from Seminole Memorial Hospital on Thursday. Mra. Arthur Branan and Miss Naomi Zittnm c, of 1«06 Magno­ lia Ava., are visiting Mrs. Branan'i daughter, Mra. E. S. Jeltrup In Scaradale, N. Y. On Sept. 2S Mr. and Mrs. Jeltrup plan to tall on the "United States” lor a month's vacation In Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Gut and their two children, Linda and Robin, from Indianapolis, Ind., are vacationing at 309 E. 10th St. B.P.W. Completes Final Preparations Episcopal Church For B.P.W. Week To Sponsor New The Sanford B.P.W. held a pro­ gram meeting at the Yacht Club Brownie Troop Wednesday night, at which dinner was served by Mrs. Homer Little, who had the long table very at­ tractively arranged with vari­ colored hibiscus. After the dinner, final plans ware made for B.P.W, week, which la Sept. 33-29. On Monday even­ ing the ladiea will attend the aieeting of the Orlando B.P.W. and on Tuesday, Mrs. E. D. Rhinehart haa Invited the public to a t­ tend open houae at her ceramics studio from 3 p.m. • T p.m. On Wednaiday, ths members of the Sanford Club wrfll meet with the members of the Orlando Club for a tour of Plnecastle Air Fsf Base, afte which they will have dinner at the base. Friday even­ ing will mark the end of the week's activities when Mrs. Marguerite Graham entertains the members of tbe club a t an open home. Tha meeting was closed with a program, presented by Mrs. Olga Hunter, Mrs. Harriett Slawter and Mri. Josle Carter, on "Good Grooming and Proper Dress.” Mrs. Hunter told whal just a little extra attention to her grooming both morning and evening had done for her In Just a short while, afler which Harriett Slawter demonatrated what just a little makeup, properly appied, could do for one'* appearance. She also stressed the importance of proper care of the complexion and gave these three points to remember In caring for tha akin: to clean, to lubricate and to preserve. Mra. Josle Carter told about the different figure types and of the importance of the proper foundation garment for each figure type. She brought PW, borne the fact that any woman looks far better in an old dress worn over a properly fitted foun­ dation garment than a lovely new dress, which is worn over an im­ properly fitted foundation gar­ m en t She slid that if it comes to a choice of buying a new dress or * new foundation garment, by all means buy the foundation gar­ m en t You'll not only look better, but will feel better too. Those present wee Mrs. Myrtle Cradick, Mrs. Arolyn True, Mr*. Marguerite Graham, Mre. Helen Pearson, lira, Olga Hunter, Mr*. Gertrude Gilbert. Mrs. Betty Bsker, Mrs. Euphemia Huntley, Mra. Mary D. Knox, M n. Anna Rlnehart, Mra. P at Wood, Mr*. Josle Carter, Mrs. Hariett Slawter. Mr*. Peggy Kuhn, Mrs. Alice Harvey, Mra. Kalla Willis, Mr*. Lorraine Graham, Mrs. Sybil Routh, Sire. Mary Detyena, Mr*. Eula Grantham. V.F.W, Auxiliary Schedules Bazaar P The V. F. W. Ladles Auxiliary, held Us regular eating Tuesday n ig h t With the President, Mrs. Ruth Smith, presiding and fifteen members present A B a u a r la scheduled for Nov. I, with the Ume end place to be set et a later date. After the meeting, the group played Bingo, with Mra. Myrtle Burger, Mrs. Lurails Maeek, and Mra. Jean Hall wianlag the prDes. Delicious refreshaunts ef lee Steam and cofee were served toUte members by tbe hotteases Mr*. Jenny Hilton and Mrs. Lure! la Macak. A brand new Brownie Troop, which Is not as yet registered, Is being formed, and will b* spon­ sored hy Holy Croaa Episcopal Church. The leader Is Mrs. Elea­ nor McMurray and Mra. B. L Perkins Jr, la On the troop com mitten, Tbe troop la for aeren-year old* who are beginner* In scouting, and la being organised because the Girl Scout Council felt that it would be more beneficial for the second grader* to alart by them­ selves, rather than tag along af­ ter tha older girls who hava ex­ perience in scouting. The girls are now busy be coming introduced to Brownie Scouting and are teaming the elgn, salute, handshake and pro­ mise ao that they may be Invest ed before too long. Tbe members of this new troop are Donna Ashley, Susan Benton, Herbelh Anne Colloer, Connie Davld, Sue Davidson, Georgia Dick son, Toni Echols, Malissa Housholdor, Susan McMurray, Beth Mor­ gan, Catherine Moore, Carlin Mur­ ray, Linda Terklns, and Cassle Lou Pinkerton, Dorcas C lo u Holds) Officer Election A t Wlonthly M eet The Dorcas Class of the First Baptist Church held Its last meet­ ing of the church year at tha Sanford Avenue home of 5!r*. Ruby Spear*, Claa* President. Mra. J, E. Andrews, Mra, J. L. Hobby, Mrs. John Kadcr and Mrs, W, D. Gardiner served as eohostesies. The Spears home wat beauti­ fully decorated in the clan colors of gold and lavendar, with an ar­ rangement on the piano of glad­ ioli and hibiscus, alio In shade* of gold and lavendar. Also in the clast colors were the hibiscus ad­ orning the card tables which were set up throughout the house and from which a covered dish supper was served and enjoyed. Immediately following the sup­ per, Miss Allyson Lee rendered several selection* to help gnthcr the ladiea Into the living room for the regular butineta meeting. Mr*. Spears called the session to order and M n. M. T. Haynes brought a very inspiring and challenging devotional on "Bring­ ing the child up in- a Christian home." Mr*. A. L. Thomas then offered a prayer. The minutes of tha previous meeting ware given by the as­ sistant secretary, Mra. Ray Mur­ ray, after which Mrs. A. L. Thomas gave the treasurer'* report. A nominating committee pre­ sented the elite of new officers for the coming year. The follow­ ing were nominated and elected: president, Mrs. J. L. Hobby; first vice-president, Mrs. Ray Murray; second vice-president, Mrs. J, B. Phillips; secretary, Mr*, John Cultum; assistant secretary, Mrs. Dan Fortner; treasurer, Mrs. R. A. Cohen; courtesy chairman, Mr*. Ned Moose; devotional chair­ man, Mrs, M, T. Haynes; hospital­ ity chairman, Ruth Hodges; historian, Mrs. W. 1. Crabtree; publicity, Mrs. H. J. Finch; d a is advisor and teacher, Mr*. W. D. Gardiner. The new president then present­ ed a beautiful ailver tray, engrav­ ed with tha claas name and the year, to Mr*. Ruby Spears, out­ going president. Mrs. John L. Lee then brought to the class an outline of the last chapters of the book "In His Step", after which the iitt-mi.i-rs of the class stood and Joined hands for tha singing of "Blest Ba The Tie” and the peretitinn of the Mispah. The meeting waa then adjourned. The October meeting will be held at the home of M n. G. H. Sykes, Scott Avenue,'with M n. J. H. Finch as co-hostess, Those present were Verna Wood­ ard, Mra, W. I. Crabtree, Mr*. J. E. Andrews, Mrs. S. D. Allred, Mr*. G. A. Harris, Mr*. E. M. Snith, M n. Walter Feeler, Mrs. M. T. Haynes, Mrs. R. A. Cohen, Mre. J. L. Hobby, Mra. John Cullum, Mr*. J. B. Phillips, s ;„ . C- Cambell, Mra, John Kader, Mr*, c. H. Sykes, Mrs. Claude Humphrey, U n . Raymond Mur**r*' A' ** Tbonw*, Mrs. Earl Cash Mrs. John L. Lee, the Misses Allyson and JoneUe Lee, Mra. W. D. Gardiner, Mrs. Ruby Spears, Mrs, John Fuller, Mre. Charles Benham, Mrs. J. « . Finch, and Mrs. J . p. Cullen, between you *n me By PAT WOOD My, what a delightful visit I had M n. Mitchel asked me to eome at Southsld* School Wednesday, over and have lunch with bar and meet all the teachers, which 1 was most happy to Jo. It «l*o gave me an opportunity to enjoy those wonderful new formica tables and benches which were purchas­ ed and Installed last week. 1 must say, I never saw a more well-be­ haved group of boy* and girls anywhere, than were right there in that lunchroom. Two of the lunchroom workers were celebrating birthdays Wed. so all the fourth-grade child­ ren as well as teachers fnd yours truly Joined in the singing of "Hippy Birthday" not once, but twice. The children also tang a blessing before their meal. Everyone there waa bubbling with^enthuslssm over the Associa­ tion for Childhood Education Re­ ception which wras scheduled fur last night at 8 p.m. a t the Gram­ mar School. The purpose of this reception we* to honor all the new teachers, which 1 think la kind of a nlca idea. Another nice Idea is the birth­ day party they are planning for next Friday afternoon, that's Sept. 38, to honor all the children who have had birthdays during the month of September. During the afternoon break Individual cakes, containing one candle each, will be served to the children In the lunchroom. These eakes will be baked by the mothers. They also tell me they're going to have a musical birthday cake, but I’m not sure whether they're apoofing-me or not. Ida climate la the beat In the United States and Sanford is the ideal city for a real home. Now that's the way we like to hear people talk. On the New Arrival List . . . Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Sundval of St. Paul Minn, aro new residents at 1*03 Roseway. They have five boy* whose ages are ten, right, six, three and a half, and one and a half, Mr, Sundvsl la In the nlv>'............ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Frickea 14211* Park Ave., moved here recently from Pittsburgh, Pa. Mr. Frlcke In an Electrician 3 'c in the na*y, , . , Mr, and Mrs. Roy Hlglnbotham, looo Park Ate. Apt. 1, hill from Oklahoma City, Okla., and Mr. lllginbotham Is al­ so In the navy. BIRTHS Mr. and Mr*. H. L. Aurbakkcn announced the birth of . , 0„. Joha Laurence, on Sept. 19 , nt Hartford Hospital |„ Hertford. Conn. Mra. Aurbakkcn will be remembered aa the former Mis* EH«n Mcrriwethrr, The proud grandmother I. Mr*. Annie M.rrl wether. Mrs. Ethel Ayers Tells O f Mission Work In Far East Tuesday evening members and friends of the Lake Mary Com­ munity Church were privileged to hear Mra. Ethel W. Ayers of l.ongwood talk on her year* of Mission Work In the Far East. Rhe had been the dinner guest of Superintendent of the Sunday School R. W. Keogh and Mrs. Keogh and It was at their home (he group gathered. Mr*. Ayer* called her tatv "An Example of One Piece of Mission Work" and she traced the develop' ment of Kim Korean student at the Presbyterian Theological Seminary at 0«akl, Japan. By ment of Kim, Korean student at her own tlmple, but expressive, words she made the story live, Her listeners felt as though they knew the young lad, from a nonChristian home, who, being con­ verted wanted to share his ex­ perience with other* and so be­ came a minister. When war s tn rk Korea, he was pastor of an est­ ablished church In Seoul, but, fortunr ely, he was in Japan, with two of the children attending a conference. His wife and two oth­ er children escaped, walking the long 340 mile* from Seoul to Pu­ san. Eventually, the family waa reunited In Japan where they work­ ed around the clock, helping refu­ gees from their home and eitabli'hing churches. Rex. Kim la presently organizing churches, isslsted by his wife. Their eldest daughter's husband, who waa a professor at the University of Seoul, was killed in the invasion. Through thr help of Mrs. Ayer* and other Influential missionaries, the widow hss completed her ed­ ucation and Is now a pharmacist at the great Seventh Day Adventist Hospital In Tokyo. Another Kim daughter and son are studying in California, both sent ovrr on scholarships. Mr*. Ayer* made her Mrs, Loralne Graham, at the Tuberculosis and Health asaoelg tion office, tells me that everyone responded beautlfuttv to her ap­ peal for help In folding Christmas Seals, but now she needs volun­ teer typists to help her address en velopes. Also she said that If any­ one hat a typewriter hr o r she is willing to lend, she would be very grateful, C alendar SATURDAY First Baptist Chtrreh 'wll! meet at 3:30 p.m. The Y.W.A.’* of the T in t Bap­ tist Church will m att at the home of Ruby Speara a t 6:30 pan. The First Baptist Church will begin a study course studying the MONDAY book "The Pull of the People" a t Kindergarten Registration at the T:30 p.m. Educational Building of the Pres­ TUESDAY byterian Church from • a.m. un­ Klndergarden Reglstation at tha til noon. Educational Building of the P m Regular meeting of the Friend- byterlan Church from 8 a.m. tahip League of the Congregational 111 noon. Christian Church will b* held at The Anna Miller Circle will meet the home of Mr*. W. W. Line nt a t the Elks Club a t 8 p.m. All Silver Lake, at 3 p.m. members are urged to attend. The Sunbeams and G.A.'* of the Pilot Club will hold a dinner meeting at the home of Mra. H. W. Little on Luko Markham at 6:30 p.m. The First Baptist Church will continue their study c o u n t aa "The Pull of the People”. Miss Marcella Reynold* will conduct the morning devotions over WTKR, Sanford, al 8:30 a.m. WEDNESDAY Kindergarten Registration at tha Educational Building of the Pres* byterlan Church from 8:00 a.m. until noon. The Training Union Worker# of the First Baptist Church will ba Happy lUrthday served supper a t 6:30 p.m. Sept. 21 The First Baptist Church will Mra. J. N. CiiHon have Prayer Meeting at 7:90 p.m. Mr*. C. O. Junes Training Union W r t a i CmRill Jcnnlngt ferencc will be held at the F irst Mike Swaggerty Baptist Church at 8:16 p.m. 8EFT, 33 Mis* Marcella Reynold! will Mra. Lucy J. McNab conduct the morning devotions Iver WTRR, Sanford, a t 8:30 a.m. audience aware of the struggles, the poverty and the sublime court age of the Korean character. At a late hour, Mr. and Mrs. Keogh served landwleres, cake and Iced tea to the honor guest, Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Scott, Mr. and Mra. P. D. Anderson, Mra. H. M. Gleason, Mrs. Ted Brook­ lyn and Mrs. Ralph Williams. The R.A.’s of the First Baptist will meet at the Church at 8:30 SUNDAY The Junior Choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse at 8.00 p.m. H appy Birthday t Hosiery Sale At Weitslde School, the entire sixth grade of Mis* Ann tyhltaker is as thrilled a* she Is over tha diamond engagement ring given ber-j'B r- Donald Reynolds, and those adorable twin daughter* of Mra, Jean Lindquist's were one year old on Tueaday. Their names are Leslie Jean and Terry Ann. Sadly missed at Sanford Grammar School yesterday wis Miss Kathrine Ball who was homo ill. Mr. and Mra. W. F. Gordon, who recently returned from ■ trip, which included visit* to New York, Illinois and California, state without reservation that the Floe Tourist Club Has Successful Meet Mrs. Breckenridge Spite O f Rain Is Guest O f Honor In The Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club had ■ very lovely A t Tuesday Party covered dish supper Tuesdsy night, Mra, F. E. Breckenridge, who in spite of the fact that it poured moving to DeUnd in the near rain and many of the members future, was guest of honor at a were liable to attend. Beta Sigma Phi party Tueaday night given by the After the supper, those attend­ teechera of Beginner Dept. 1, of ing played cards instead 0f tbe Plans 'Dude Ranch1 the Flrat Baptist Church, a t tha usual ahuffleboard. bom# of M n. Donald Knight. Members present were Mr. and Rush Party, Sept. 24 During the evening Mra. Brack- Mra. John Clough, Mr. and Mr*. B sissr committee report* were enrldge wae presented with a Joe Murray, Mr. and IIn . II. L. Wright, Lewis Wright Jr., Mra. heard last night at tha Bata Sig­ gift from the group. F. J, Ballweg and Mra. Helen DeRefreshments of p eo n pie, Ice ma Phi meeting held at tha home cream and coffee were served Witt. of Mra. Jack Armstrong. Discus­ by Mre. Knight to the following: sion waa held en publicity and Mre. Breckenridge. Mrs. W. I.. Pinecrest School Mrs. Valia Williama Jr., pasted Vane#, Mra. 0 . C. Gibb*, Mra. Bam Allred, Mra. A. U Wilson, out tlekats to the members. Booths Mra, Walter Cook, and Miss June Student Council at tha b ataar will be. Baby Con­ Vance. Holds First M eet test, M n. C. M. Nichols; 8b«ll ITt# Student Council of the PineJewelry, Mra. Vernon Hardin; Fish Pond, Mra, Harbert Bten- David Bach, Mra, Donald Bales, crest School held He first meeting Mra, Dan Batten, Mra. Ralph on Sept. 17, at which time the strom; White Elephants, Mrs. J. L. Horton, Jr.; Bake Sale, Mra. Betts, Mrs. J. Harold Chapman, organization of the Council took Jack Armstrong; Handiwork, Mrs. M n. Robert J. Cushing, Mrs. Gor­ plaee. Th* Student Council Consti­ Harold Chapman; Christmas Or­ don Frederick, Mr*. Vernon Hard. tution was read by Mra. Robert naments, Mra. E. C. Harper Jr.j In, Mra. E. C. Harper Jr., Mrs. Rumbley, Advisor. Ham Supper, M n. G. Andrew Warren E. Knowles, Mra. Mal­ Ofieers elected were: president, colm Lodge, Mr*. C. M. Nic­ Ann T 1 b b e y; vlce-prraldcot, Speer. The whole baaaar is be­ hols, 'Miss Chtrry Singletary, Gwynne Williams; secretary, Mary ing planned uader the leadership Mra, Rudy Sloan, Mra. G. Dee Libbey; and treasurer, Sonny of Mra, Warren Knowles. Andrew Spear, Mrs. Herbert Barley. It waa announced that tha lo­ Stenatrom, Mra. lam Thurmond, A discussion was held on the cal chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Mre. Wallace Tyre, Mra. Voile Jobs of the oficeni nod how they uaa rated as a three star chapter Williams, Jr., Mias Jaanette Wol- are to perform these Jobs. Also last year. fer, Mrs. W. G. Fleming sad M n. discussed were weekly assemblies Final plana were announced for Joe L. Corley, and the annual m ainline salethe "Dude Ranch” Rush Party to U held Sept. 31. Mra, J , L. Horton Jr„ Projects Chairman, mads an announcement of three projects tbe group might take up this yeart equipment for the new boipital; supporting or clothing a child a t the rierida Methodists Children Home or a Nursing Scholarship for aoma fu ­ ture nurse In tho 8anford Area. 'A N G E LS EAT S H A C K ' Members volunteered to help I fold the Christmas T.B, Saab. It Delicious Breakfast and Tha was decided that the member* Worlds Bast Hamburgers would do this a t their hemes hrstesd of a regular business meet­ ing due to tbe heavy schedule for 25th ST. and 8 AN FORD AVE. October and November. UBdar tha ntw Managmsm or Refreshmaate wore the* nerved BUDDY RAWLS and DEAN PARRISH by the hostesses lfta . Jack Arm­ strong and Mra. J, L. Horten Jr. U. 8. NAVY (R at) te the following members; Mra. I N O W OPKN For 0 dny* only . . . saving* you can’t afford to ?nla*l Fabulous Phoenix nylons, famous for quality, for fit, for color now a t once-n-yenr low prices. 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(tt) CHARLES FENCE; Left tackle; IAS pounds; senior; one peer experience, Schirard, Byrd Are tonight's Co-Captain • jb e two touchdown underlog£jd Sanford Semtnoles threw oU ettiilon to the winds today aa the SMntor staff instruct*! the quartefbseks ts etU what they termed n ^ ’Wide open bell game” offen­ sively, -Despite relay weather and lnj#ies, the Semtnoles will be run* nfcg at near foil spaed, and will impend in depth am) desire to pull till eU-lmpostaot season-opener i Inst Coco* out of the fire and :k up a first victory for tha nlnoles hi the Orange Belt Con- once for the first time agatnat few of tho OBCa highly touted powers. Cocoa Tiger head mentor Jim Jenkins will bo bringing a olghly confident squad to Manor!Stadium tonight; a team ac­ customed to winning. • Last week the Reminolea acquir­ ed n sharpness about them rsrclv peen at SH8, and they looked ready far Cocos, Then the mini h u m and the Inquiries began to knoek hard on the Seminole door, But yesterday Ho b ifs snappfR Peck with the sake Ruined edflamss and bllnt In their eves they had before. The only thing that will be elowlng down tho jfcntfnoba tonight will be tho foconry of tha Injuries. Injuria* take a certain time to heal, and plthough all squad members are Hated for action, tho braises and Bongs wit bo o tender spot. Here la wham the Beminaiea now depth ••mes In. There will bo nn un* precendentsd II grids tars In Uni­ term for the SemlnolM, and tha IMerres are of a Ugh calibre. Should eld wounds InsapartUto a ttartor, there wfll be a good rePlacement on tab anaioua to show pis abilities in the battle, Poeitiou shifts la tha p u t week lav* considerably strengthened he Seminole offensive and do•nalva teams. In order to com•t* with ■ speedy powerhouse Pl—ty ef reserves, tha Semi- A U TO LOANS Lowest Cost notes began to look h r a backfield combination. They had al­ ready found the quarterbacking combination and two geod passers In At Btanley and Bobby Johnson whsn tbslr order for s broken field runner was filled. Phil Byrd, the Seminole* number one speedster, responded well to Individual ettontlon nod began coming through for tha squoese plays. With a sigh of relief the mentors turned to look for a “hull” to round out the program. While glancing over the linatmai, they discovered that could throw ► round hi* IN pound* with • lot of speed (ha’s tho third faitest member of the team), but pulling him out of tha line would leave a big weak spot. Then they noticed that fullback Teddy Walker wain* afraid to throw a hard block. The switch was made. Ooombla moved Into the backfleld and was a natur­ al; Walker Jarred the 11m hard and settled down to stay. Tho SemRolea were ready for Cocoa. Desire, determination, and com­ petition are the Ingredients that helped be Reminolea snap bark after six big days of sloppy wea­ ther. The "Green but Greedy” Semtnoles want to win, and any mentor will take that attitude rstbei—thin overconfidence. Only 10 rettrntng totttttten will be thi tribe mf Itm lnnlti m they go Into their second season running from the rntsle-daiale BpIiUT formation, but the green­ est of the members has been well schooled In Its fundamentals. The offense should be operating smoothly, but a scoring punch Is hard to get In an opening gsme with inexperienced player*. The brunt of tonight’s burden falls on the shoulders of a capable defensive unit. The Seminole* era n well beta need hull alub with aa outstanding defease tb it will have to play their best to bottls up Cocoa’s dual threat of experienced passing and running. Pans should remember to keep a sharp eye un the defensive unit when they re­ ceive a kickoff or e punt. The Reminolea have worked this situa­ tion Into an offensive play that, with a break, should give them a TD before the final whistle Mows. The Sanford Seminole* will (day on* of two types of bell lonlghL If they free** in the first quartor because of their Inexperience, Co­ coa will bo the type toam that can capitalise on any error and turn It Into a score. The boys know the *SANE.ORI (IT) FRED BEHRENS; Left guard; IN pounds; senior; on* year experience, - *abf,-t. t1 (II) JOHNNY WILLIAMS; (tt) MEREDITH SCOTT; Right tackle; ISO pound*, senior; Right End; US pounds; Senior; OM Tier experience. two years experience. (44) BRANTLEY BCHIXARD Center; ITS pound*; senior; two years experience. Saturday night at S p.m. ta Manorial sudium the Croons Academy Panthers kickoff their second season In the Big Nina Con­ ference by ptaylng host to Mel­ bourne in what figures to be e tofa-up foray. The Panthers are eportlng a heavy backfleld for tha first time In aavaral seasons. Tha offenslva attack wLU be led by Eddie Unior, ITS pound Senior fullback, who looms s* e triple themt with hit passing, running, end minting. (tt) TE1BY QOENBLE; (tt) PHIL EYED; (II) AL STANLEY) (14) RONNIE ■(MSI; Lift The Panthers were hurt badly halfback; U4 pounds; Junior; Fullback; IN pounds; Right halfback; I4S pounds; Quarterback; 1T0 pounds; senior; by lest year’s graduations and senior; two years experience. jenlor; two years experience one year experience. two yean experience. bead mentor Joe Fair will bs try. Ing to compensate for this with two schools. a new series of deception plays. The probablestarting lineups; The 32 member squad has plenty Okie University Position of weight for an agresslve team n Gawronskt (IN) LE but the Panthers are terrifically ■hart on experience. n Fry (aoo> J-t M Parkins (1T0) Lfi Whsn accepted Into the ’Big F C last year the Grooms club was Buck Metis, of Sanford, wBl be I Injury and will be unavailable for U Fairbanks (110) IT Vlnsr (IN) RO placed on a two-year prohtfon, counted on far heavy action u at least two weeks, DON’T RT and are not eligible for any con­ coach Tom Nugent sends hie la-j llto Bobcat* will be handicapped T4 Penik (NO) t t Ripple (IN ) RE ference honors. “Since we are on Jury riddled 1M4 Florida But* by the lou of starting right half- t t MeBride (IN) QB Throw Away Your Tiro Dolans Because Your U rea Are U! for honors, alt we can do Is show Ssrolnoles into their second year beck Vernon Smith, who is recover­ 14 Hlllcs (1T5) Smooth. Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd Put On Ril that we are in a position to cum- of big time football whsn they ing from a recent appendectomy. 44 Kuenill (1U) New Truck Rubber Trends That Will Give Guaranteed KB pet* with Big • teams," Fair UfkJe OMo Unlvsralty timorrew Moving up t* the starting right U Wilts (IN ) NEW TIRE Wear And Save You Money. PSt) Position ; xpcct 10 w‘n. Bt night at Doak 8. Campbell SU- halfback Bobcat p u t will prob­ N Scbomburger (Itt) LE ably bo Davo Kutnsli, a 144-pound WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd tomorrow night Felr ..Id, * ,, U n7n°™St . w 5 Ob* iletterman. Approximately II,ON fans am doal know yet Just how we stand ^ lddM \n nlns 3d Y ears l a S anford expected to watch the first meet­ ing ks gridion history between tho o wal and find ouL _ „(V. r lost an opening game. Nugent admits that tho Semipointer of the season, and the Bo)n know ie», about the Okie pressura will maka a tough com- RobcaU than any opening toam b[nation with lark of experience, theyv’e every played. To add to But if the boys don’t get rattled, Mugent’t worries, the Bobcats have If the quarterbacking is as good B *«nlo lettorman at nearly every as It has been at tlmei In scrim- position. Football fans will remages, if the defense stsys to- member Wlddoes as a natioMl gather, and If the offense can nuih ••Coach of the Vear" In 1444, whoa across a seme, tha Sanford Semi- ai roach at Ohio SUte, be piloted noles will have themsalres a baU (he Buckeyes to an unbeaten seagam*; and, with any decent break n n . during the gams, they will have a The last minute reih of miner victory. injuries may make the Tribe aa DUE T O OUR BIG VOLUME OF NEW CAR SALES T H IS M O N T H , WE Tonight Is the night Seminole underdog for the second straight fans will sit In tha new permanent year In their season opener. AL bleachers on the wsit aide of the together, six men were on tha HAVE T O CLEAN HOUSE. HERE IS YOUR CHANCE T O SAVE PLENTY playing field. They will enjoy sidelines with injuries during laet keeping abreast of the game with Saturday’* full-scale scrimmage. OF DO UG H-B UY N O W ! *’>• aid of the mw alactroalc score- These Included backs Billy Odom, board and lock. They will see a Stan Doboss and Pat Versprllle ami thrilling Indian thame half-time linemen George Boyer, Bob Natspectacle. And they .will ae* the luma and BUI Bibber. AD are oB> l t t i edition of the Sanford Semi- ported to play, however, except notes open the season attempting Klmber and Verspcile. to put tbomselvas In tha running Versprill*, the Ill-pound Norfor the Orange Belt Conference folk, Va., speedster, wlU not ee* Championship. I any of the action with the Tribe Kickoff time la ■ p.m. tonight thle season due to a nerva Injury. Klmber la recovering from a knap FSU Relying On M etis For Heavy Action l“” --»ss u u n K sag feM B i INSTALMENT LOAN Dl Momha* PMO REGULAR QUILTOP MATTRESS ROYAL COMFORT MATTRESS GOLDEN DAWN MATTRESS ECHOLS SPECIAL MATTRESS TWIN OR FULL 81SR ' «M astlrMB «ad k n m tian REGARD!,EM See Our New Line Of Floor Covering Open Evenings TUI 9 O'clock Thru September Ad ST. & PALMETTO AVE. .PHONE 1059-1234 1 �* THE SANFORD HERALD Fri., Sept. 21, 1956, Page 7 Regional Cancer Seminar Slated For October Chemical Crayons To Defect War Gases Developed ■4 A Regional Cancer Seminar for Nurse* will he held in Daytona Beach, on Oct. 3 and 4 at the Daytona Plata Hotel, under the auspice* of the Florida Div­ ision of the American Cancer Society. The Seminar, to which *U practical and profesilohal nurse* In the Ar«m are Invited, will bring up to data Information on tha treatment and car* of tha cancer patient to the Nursing ProfessionIncluded on the Agenda are diecustior.r on “ Continuity ot Medical Care." "The Nurses Role In Cancer Education." "Psychological Aspects of Cancer." and an Open eMHIcal Forum on the night of Oct. S. A host of outstanding medical speaker* from this area will partlrlpat. In thep rogram. Educational films and literature especially prepared for nursai by the Society, will be displayed. There will be no registration fee. For further Information, contact The American Cancer Society, Room 3, Williams Hotal, Daytona Beach. BY FRANK CAREY AP BHence Reporter ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. UR-Devclopment of chemical crayoni (or date-ting certain polionous war gase* — making the gate*, in eff’ -i Mra’v their own portrait*’’ —wa» .nnounred Thursday by the Army Chemical corps. The crayon* may also have peacetime application in detect­ ing fumes in Industrial plants and 1 In the atmosphere, it was report­ ed. You make a mark with one of the craj’ons on paper, wood, stone or a painted surface. If the mark changes to a certain color, there’* war gas in the air, an Army sci­ entist reported to the 1:10th na­ tional meeting of the American Chemical Society in describing la­ boratory testa. Chemist Arnold Porstak of the Army Chemical Center, Mary­ land. said In a prepared talk the SANKOKI) SAILOR. Seaman Apprentice Joseph Cecil Wil­ A C W A W ill Hold crayons could “simply and enslly cox, 17, u former Naval Reservist, la being sworn into the detect” the presence in air nf ex­ regular Navy for a |>eriod of six years by Capt. W. J. Cat­ Chicken Pilau tremely small amounts of phos­ lett Jr., USN, Commanding Officer of the Recruit Train­ gene, hydrogen cyanide, Lewisite ing Command, ut the United States Naval Training Center Supper Tomorrow end cyanogen—“ gases that have iininbrldge, Md. The Florida Jluejacket decided to take ad­ The local 703 ACWA of the aSnbeen used or prepared (or use as vantage of the career opportunities offered by the Navy, ford Manufacturing Co. la »P®nwar gases." riet Wilcox of 1401 Sanford Ave„ he will report to the sorlng a chicken pilau aupper for Prostak, who cosuthored the re­ Nuvul Center at Norfolk, Vn„ for pro-commissioning achol, memSera and gueste tomorrow port with Dr. Benjamlne Whitten, before reporting to the USS Compass Island, a new sub­ night at • o'clock. told the society: marine chaser for duty. Guest* Invited to epeta , r * "The detector crayon for phos­ Mayor F. D. Scott. John Murry. gene, for example, will detect as Tampa; Harmon Luce, Tampa; little as eight parts per billion of Select UofF Army and IWlllam Stemper. phosgene In the air by turning a Entertainment will be enjoyed by vivid red within one minute. This ROTC Men W ill the group after supper. SEPT, as is an extremely small quantity, many times less than is ordinarily Get Flight Training Admission*: SOKC~Buiiding considered dangerous. In higher Bstty Beall (D* Bary) GAINESVILLE—Selected senior concentration* »( gas the color James K. Lycans (Sanford) formations almost Instantaneous." Army ROTC student* at the Uni­ New Clubhouse Discharges: The crayons are made by mix­ versity of Florida will receive LONGWOOD — A handsome new Mrs. Rote Hu: •) ing previously known scnsltlva flight training this year, Colonel clubhouse la rapidly taking ahape chemical "detector" regents with Marvin A. Kreidbcrg, professor of Eugene Bouii at the Sanford Orlando Kennel suitable filler! and hinder* and military science and tactics an­ Mrs. Kathleen Mat jaby Kennel Club and will be ready for nounced today. then compressing the mixture. the dog track’s opening date on (Sanford, Under provision of a law- pasted Nov. IS. James K. Lycans (Sanford) during the 84th Congress, such les­ The luxurious clubhouse, design­ son* may be offered by both Army SEPT. SI ed to seat about SSO persons, Is and Air Force units, but Colonel Admissions: going to be the finest in grey­ Ralph, Ithudy, professor of air Jeannle Carter (Sanford) hound racing when completed, ac­ science nt the University, said this Richard Van Dyke (Sanford) cording to General Manager Jerry training will not begin for Air VISITtNG HOURS: Collins. Force seniors until nest year. Private Rooms: 11 a.m. — 0 p.m. It wilt ba completely glass-en­ Under the provisions of the law, Scml-prlvate Rooms > p.m.—4p.m closed and will be fully heated selected students may tnke flight T p.m.—9 pm. and air-conditioned. The club­ instructions and qualify #>r a Pediatrics 11 a.m.—S p.m. (Par­ house will consist of sovaral tiers private pilot’s license at thu gov­ ents and/or grandpaienta only) of box seats, three levels of ta ­ ernment’s expense. They must, Obstetrici According to accomoda­ bles which will be located that however, agree to serve three tion and no visiting during feeding afns can watch tha races without years on active duty after being of babies. getting up and a plush elubroom. commissioned and agree to volun­ teer for Army A dtlion flight training and assignment. The instructor will lie provided by the Gainesville Air Service, a civilian flight trnining school, ap proved by the Civil Aeronnutlr* Administration. Instructor in charge will be Walter I.ewl*. The law provide* such Instruc­ M l. IIA IIU I IINK III, 31, tion for a maximum of 400 cadets ■author of six children, smile* during the first year In 40 Induring a glamorous weekend In altuntlons. The University of Flor­ Long Bosch, Calif., as a finalist ida was one of the 40 institu­ for UM title of “Mrs. U.B Navy 1»M," whUe unaware of Im­ tions designated. pending tragedy. Her father had died in the Bronx, N.Y., but her another kept It a secret so that the once-in-a-Ufetlme fun would not be spoiled. Mre Scnkler U the wife of a chief storekeeper and the family has been sta­ tioned In Panama. The Navy flaw them to New York for the funeral. The fleet Reserve As­ 4 door sedan, Beautiful Black, m ade to order for sociation sponsored the “Mrs. Excellent White Wall Tires, Radio, Tower Steering, Merc-osry" contest. (International) Kodak color pictures Hospital Notes flwtuMWb *4* C o ll £ BABY SITTERS AVAILABLE Baby Sitting Agency PHONE 352-M $1495. 310 PARK AVP. rHONF. UT CLOSE 5:00 P. M. OPEN DURING N O O N HOUR CLOSE O N SATURDAYS A T N O O N Tinted Glass, Back-up Liles, New Tu-Tone paint, New Tires, $595, 1954 OLDSMOBILE— gUp*r aa a-dr. rod.., Beautiful tu-toae Green. Hydramatic, Radio, Heater, Low mlloege. 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NO LXThNSION CAN BK GRANTED, so that is the last day, but please don’t wait, come in now. We can serve you with little waiting but we have 7,000 licenses to sell next week and space limits any more extra help. You can secure your new license by mail. Send your iress present license with fee and stamped return addr taa . .. 1.... itMmn/ilatal andm we will mallaa your new I’cenxe im m ediacy. Please help us help you by attending to this important item now. Trsnlc you all. 1. -> I] 1952 DODGE — Coronet 4-dr. sedan. Gyrematie, Radte Excellent running automobile. On* Owner--------- - ONLY SEVEN DAYS REMAIN (CuuHuued f n a Pifle Ik Ing made In our own area by both the professional and the buttnasa woman.” Sunday, tha Initial day of the nationwide obtervane* of Buslneaa and Professional Women’s Week, each msmber of tha local organi­ sation will attend her own church. Monday, the second day ef the week, observed In practically •vary community throughout the nation, th# local B4PW Club will join with the Orlando alub at th*ir meeting. Open house will ha bald Tiro*day at the homa nf Mr*. Ana Rinehart where tha ceremle a rt of Mr*. Rinehart wHl be on die* pi«y. On Wednesday, tho Sanford BAPW Clap will Join with the Orlando Club for a teur of the Pine* castle Atr Force Baia where they will havo dinner. The week will be tUmaxed la ■anfard with aa open house at tha home of Mr*. MarfvOftte Gres ham. Club. WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP The Peanut Bowl Committee met last night at Aan’ord Gram­ mar School and laid olan* for tha •eeond annual P-TA sponsored af­ fair. The date for the Bowl champion­ ship games wa* set for Frldap, Dec. In Memorial Stadium where two games will b« played for the coveted trophy. Between the two games will be a M mtauta half-time program of entertain­ ment. This year the alght-man team will dress out In teueh foot­ ball Jerseya with tlx Inch nume­ ral* la back and four Inch numer­ als In front. Ticket* will toon be on sale by the Kanford Grammar P-TA priced at 90c for adults, |gc for children. The sixth grade hoys will form clast learn* and play a regular Intra-mural season, and by elimi­ nation determine the four teams to compete for the championship. During this time the clan teams TNI CRAM Of A 1-13 jet bomber scars the earth In Madera, Calif., will be coached by Interested fathwith arrows marklnt the point at which the giant craft hit (top) era and Navy men. Last year tha and tha alt* of a demolished farmhouse (bottom). Five members of young grldstera executed simple the seven-man crew were kilted, but the other two are in good con­ assignment plays, and with the dition and two person* In the farmhouse wete unhurt. The plsne, palish displayed thus far In tha latest of the Strategic Air Command's intercontinental atomic season It looks like there will he bombers, was hrading (or s landing at nearby Castle Air Force Base deception plays by tha taams. when it plunged ind exploded in • ball of flame. (International) "P-TA sponsored afalra are not permitted tn solicit advertising, The clubhouse will give the booming eCntral Florida track one Longwood To Stage but interested merchants will be allowed to purchase block saet of the few grandstand* in the sports work! with complete tem­ Food Sale Saturday tickets by contacting SanfoN Grammar," Jim Buckler, Peanut perature control. A food sale will be held at Car- Bawl Committee chairman, said. The structure I* about half finished now. Several crew* of hart'* store In Longwood tomor­ The attendance goat was ael by the group at 1,000. workmen are busy on other sec­ row morning. tions of the racing plant putting This sale which begin* al 10 in manp more improvement* that should help assure anther banner o'clock will benefit the medical season for the Sanford-Orlando building at Longwood. track. The season will be opening some unprecedented 38 percent Jump the six week* earlier than last year trnck showed last year during Its and Collins I* already predirtlng another substantial increase in mu­ first year under Collins' energe­ tual play and attendace over the tic operation. National 1954 MERCURY— Malle, One owner, Low mileage. Original.— — H AVE Y O U SECU RED Y O U R D R IV ER 'S L IC E N S E ? OPEN 8:30 A .M. Clearance Sale! Used Cars Peanut Bowl Game To Be Held Dec. 7 In Local Stadium and m a n y m ors top vmlua k u y t l Chooae your lot, pay 30r. down in S M ay tnatallmenta, then finance me balance over a three year period. After y o u r lot la paid for WeUboni Phillips Jr. will help you build and finance y o u r dream home and uae your lot aa down payment. Buy Jam Low Down Piymtnh High Trod* Allowance HURRY WHILE THEY LAST! Taw SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS INC. M0 K. FIRST HT. Aik about our eaay Installment plan on the down pay­ ment. You're invited to come in and dlacuaa your home building problema with ua. Ask to see our service of home building plana. / ^ueeu.Cfktvh’ n Corner W. Crystal Drhro 6 Lake Mary Bird. - w : £al Phone 1504 .f e n PHONE 1011 A .A ■■•3 * tH a 1 ............. �> v .- 1 X * ; '*• StTh. ' , ** k ' «•. AW W H n rr- ^ ^ v- • v i v - :-«•:*rtT : J • » " 'S n ! s » >* fv * '‘ s < -. • P r o p o s e d C o n s t i t u t i o N __ ............... . .. 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Ih m m n be aa aadutacul Jwdaa (99 tha Dearth /p k lc te l C ircu it wtw aheU redd* ta D ural C m aty, aak ahall ra te tto tha u m M tary aak altawcwcw t n n m in • • ether c irc u it JeAfaa la aak lae the c ir* cu lt m r l e f m l m a ty , which u ln a aak c t pentea th ru he yelk by calk m a ty ra t a t IU fta ir a l n n a u t. llw addlum al N A ta at tha c irc u it n u n a t Ducal C m aty h d J iM .(fle e aa Uw a fln u ta M U i t IhU A rticle under fa rn a r BeetWw « | a t A rtld a * ih a tl became iha a k k liu u l Jukpt he n praeMed I n u n til the e ip ira lta s af hla Uea term a t a fflc t. u ra . *• bAdlltowel d m lt 1* 4*9 I n the c lrc a il c ra rt at tha JadlcUl c irc u it w lw rda tlw ita u c a e iu l u laU ^ *? “ Thraday after tha fira t Mawday u /a a u a ry m i, ■■■* a - *ra ■■ne n apnee n ppwihh the Ida IJ ^M p*p-re ehall appalal f u ll Ndec ■**• r»r«v»4«r w uw ra tm wran o fo amr H o IflH U rai |•s p trU f ^ the t in t Tue td tr a fte r U a t in t U 9*9ma*r u M l l f to 3*9*991 IM k. fe lta w in f tha d e rtla a a l hu u c a r at tt • A ban canard tlectwa _^ • urtk cncaan Iha la •API; t o a a y w a r m t e n-ORlD* fd ta w tlip amenAmrnt ta A rtl* 11. a t the cp B ititu tla a at ta hanky ayrred to and ihaU ha " fjttllta k to Uw elector* • ( the lin e at PtorMe Ia r re tlfira lia a or re jra w n a t the M rt Arweral tU c tu a to ha M IA to Ha* irS N f, 1VN! A rtld a trm . Bactun 11, I t he rd? amended to crak a i fe lto w i: Aaellaa I I (a l. The elec Io n a t O ld# C m aty, Florida, a n fn a le k power ia adapt, raeiw . aak amend Ira n lin t to IIM • hone rule charter a i e a c rra n ra t Ia r D ide Caaaty. Plarlda. under which Iha BaarA a t C ranty C o n w iliita n tri a t ThU CM«2?: *h* U h * lb * " ’ " • • • * d'. m . ® kall A t the bauadarlce a t n c h cra a ly ro n m iu U a d u trk t. p rtd d e a n rth a d la f chan*lay them (ra n U na to !"»«• , 'ta V «hy h a n to r. le rn e and can* wiwt head of aal,ImIliai Ia*n n m iuU oc n . cak th e ir A ?**/ hew n aak ta U w rlty ™ ‘ ka baerk a l C ru e tr canauuW arra e l Dake C ranty to paw e rk lM e c n r ililln e to ( IK 1 U D ACHAT* /OdCT {iu O U JT JO It a a ic u ^ ’ a c h a t * /o u n f y iu o io n o H HO. 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U ra aaly by aa m i n u a id p a l cm w acttw av ip e tU I R * ce lraked U elaa d liir ic ti. and aihe r pa em aw a ldl anlU to O adi C m aty (ra n U na to I law IrU a w ttl nd«ia? bCwatal w w lra . ana pcatide lo f ih e ir fa e rra a w a l aak D a rto f rach ra lM k ik M w lia . aa k kkl* p rtw rtta ih e ir N ru A ktta a cak powert. •4 in ta ta llra th ru ha to* k ta r ah e llih aak M y prertke a akp liih ia a I n n lin e to u m S i S l 'c X S A ra ra t U tm e u u u r a e ll a llie n pco id rA I n by ArUcta V IIL by a tw w dhirke i t / l i ra te a t IM beciw a A a l ih . C e a illla lW a ar by u i ke n r t IM H raw ta la w hich M ta t ? ‘‘ ta '« * 1 »***•» Iha B uperialtadeal a l la be tatrekaerk. P n rtke k. 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A * IT BHACtSS AT THA U O tA LA * TUFA OP T ltX ATA T * OP PLOKUJA: T h at llw telto w la ( aaenkneat le A r* Ucta V r f Ih * C raeuluttai utWa r t Uw ktale • f P tarlka be ekdrd r l ea to be eppreprtataty a rn b m d by the B e cn u ry a t A U U eak M an u h e rrty re n rA to aak then be eu(m uted le ihe •in to re e t tlw Atato at Ptadde t n re d * fu r lira n rtjeettoa e t Uw praeral ■Urlir a to b* held ra the n m Ib n A e r e llir Uw ttm Meadey to M (ranker, l»M : Brciw a —. P irn ra d tite r Uw rd ra * Um r f to ll Amendment, to rn (M il be • 3 *4 ** a t Uw C rim inal C ra rt at A rc* red *7 D e n i C raaly. 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IU A Joint rrM lu lta a pr ra rilM ra tm in d . a im I t A rticle V ltl a t Uw C ra itltu tlra a t P lrrld t r iiit lm ta tra B iW r ta d cm ei b? id d lB ( thereto r MCtton m a iln e I* th r I Ml ead erm p ra u Itoa a t Cramp * ltu * n a t Bwam bu C m aty. BA t r R *S O tr*D AT THA IXOIALA* TURA OP THA kTA T * OP PIORIDA: That IM frlta w to i em takm ert la •d ic ta T in at th r e m it!!u ltra r t P irn * do, by addlad a rrc tlra ta b r kM ta M tid by aa rp p rrp ru u rrc tlra u a U w *1 rr * tlc lr V III. ta bueby ra rtrA to ra k ih e ll be tabm liteA to Uw a lrc trrr a f thU Mate t n m in e rU rr ar r tjn tlr a a t th r a n t lia c r r l rW ctira to be M IA u U R ee telta w i: —. Oa eak altar t M tin t key at October. INI, ell tear, retiauei at ether cMryw crUrctrk by tM tertrel craaly r f Deere at Beeemkto craaly iMU be aeik lata tM l i t e r a l -rant? NeA at AtcamkU cranty M kjecl n Alibunr* mint M praHArk by taw. TM I n u l a , lure (MU prrHAe by lecel n apcclal let uta lira f n tM Mtartat. eaae an i end compeuutlra U he p i l f the ter m l cmaiy a l l l c m at Rrcembta craaly. Aay Uftitattaa which iMU M e t h i r d t l t n been enacted la ceau nptallea af tM rail* He* Itaa et t h u amradawat ta h m h y era* firmed red th r u hare Um m m farce end ed ict • • it th r Mid Intatattaa a m t a . acted Mkwduent le IM feutlcellen cl BAHAT* /OtHT MEAOLtmOR HO. Ml r t A trial nor lu itaa prrpeilaf ra eewad* ■ rat u ArUcta Id et the OeaeuteUra at PtartAe bp ekktof therrto ra ekdi* lira*) rrctlra eetMcutof Ue IntaU U ira to ertoblith etrii w rrtn tyetrau eak' bearki f n muaiclpet. craaly eak Mile maptaym eak I n Banlrtprl cmaty ink Heir alllcm a rt Heeled by Um peepta n appointed by tM fo rm e r. BA TT BUOLVCO RY THA LAOtbLA* TURA OP TKA BTATR OP PLOAtDA: That Uw lrU aw to( am radawat ta A rticta I t a t Uw C ra e tlta u m a t Ptartoa by akktof U n rta aa rd d lllra c l A rttta a la be baewa ae "•e e tlra M " a t eelk ArUcta R tu U w rirta f the L e tta ta ta n la * “ * c t H i A trrtae Ayetem aak c ih i J H ** * —4 -----— rt •n p ta rn e aak a tlta m a rt w y iiy ta a t apaatoiek by Uw O rm * . ____ ____ _____ a t Iha a l PtartAe ta r n tlflc r lta a a t n * jrrtta a ^ il^ U w ^ b e a t^ ra n e l H en Ira Ia ba "A rc tta a M . C lrtl Aerrlca Ayetaw eak Xaarke: Tha L n U lr tm m p by a n * a n t. epectal a t U ra l tawe a n e w C lT il ■errtce ly ite n i aak C in l Aerrtce BeeiCe t n m rric ip rl. rra a ly aak M tr tm p ia ym aak I n ■aatatoal. araaty aak M ru a l* tu r n a rt eppatatek by Uw U atataU ie m p a a th n u e m U a H I Aentaa• a m 11 t | p n rtk r t n Uw ra a llllto lta a i aak n n h rk a t am ptaytof aaeh H aptaynt aak r ifte r fi y jr ^ p r m r M ^ h e jto g th a t Ih e ir lerme a b h a t i to n r r yu n o L tm O H h o . m - s x A Jetot rn e la ita a arepeito f ta am rak A rticle X V I e t Uw tw H Ita ttm . retottak »• tacattaa a t c ra a ly *«fleet, by a kkto f a atw MCUea. aa m btrtk «A. p r rrM ttf f n Jury U ta li a l c lrtl m ill la cartels m t* a irip riiita i w ithto PlaetUe C m aty. a a r r A taocvB O a y t h i L a o ta u i* T u rn o p THA ATATX OP PLOhtDA: Thet uw teUawtof etaeakmeat la A rticta a t Uw C raM ttultaa a t tha A U U r t Ptarlka, n ta lir e ta Uw ta ca tlra a t aaaaiy xn atttaea. ba aak the naw u bm by bfrrrk te aak eMU be MbnlUek u tlw etac* to n et uw e u u et Ptartkk t n ep *» r p c a rrl n nH ijecura a t U a a n t (e a ml rn ata ctlra ta ba ie hetk to A. D. U R tael Uu to to eay th a t a aew ta n k Bret lea «A. be to Article xvt • I um at u a «k to w e t A in * %3S?to a m taa AA. c tr tl / a r t ____ ________ h i C aaat*; te c *lira ta eerlato n s * id * ashttae w tthla eel* era M y —The U fta ta to re iM y . D m ta w to U m aak a t lb . bona an a t P m lire Caaaty m p na atra , prartke th a t tn a l by N ry a t *11 c lrtl M R “ * ‘ by. J n y . M ra rk to f la taw. g s g ^ s s g m 5 ^ J S l r tt ta tH tS ^ T M T 2 ta S la ,r ! M y t o 3 j f 3 3 u x rta fH J ??':?, ----------------------- * ---------------- w tth U atttaea M lu ta l hartto rad n t U n rta . aa M P tt . t h a parpm l 9m | U u w t u a pdaetpai at rtfta rr a t rarW e ta ru i n . UW ra ra u m 3 ? " * • * w T * r r o id « r w hanaata act top hi a n a l Beal e T U a [A hl|>A*_ Yalta ha -— r m .r *'UM CmU—tllL . tfaih ^R a Uta ¥S ' ‘ t — fW A D * wBZM n a a ta akaa a a a tttt a f aaa. a ra a u r fn a a a tt am aty a t U a etoto a t Ptartoa. Tha to n iM i Ma r ten U h a n A ■ a iir L s B i 1 �SANFORD HEItALD Fri., Sept. 21, 1950, Page 9 Services ShouldWork With Parent iTAMPA OT— Children'* pis ce­ sonville. association pieslilent. re­ ment errvlces should work with minded the group that Ihi child’s th parent a i well as the chUJ, natiral home la the beat home if •peakers told tha annual meeting It can be maintained. of the Florida Group Child Care Th> job of association member* Assn. la to "take rare of the child who fty M A Y S I I O R I I O “ Placamant Is a service for the has no home, not t0 separate the parent and It Is our function to child from his home," Rishop said. ® Of A ction 8ot’!:a, K . t n V J u l p'-rmittlaa help h*m work out for himself by KIW Tm I-ii** S)m)KMe. whatever problems resulted In a Have you noticed that grenfO need for plarcmrnt of hla child." spatters have an affinity for tut prise Momr port of Complex?* M M irnlt o! nt> tctuit matts " .... ..It) Kcslliei ilunf. wssllli) t.b(. She hi rallied more easily. *! said William L. WUson, executive range pushbuttons, handles, and "M* tou," sh-> murmured. lift! *|-t»e«»r. rtroinlit* ■ puiamcr dlrcctoi of the Children'* Service other auppo.if it's that." linrd-to-get-at spaces ? tnU trouble •• •):« boonia tlir “Well, we've got ten lull day* •S.a Carihl>*.n" bound from Ensland “Ol come* I ve no tvtah to tore* Hurt'*1, of St. rettrsburg. Here's a tip for washing around to Jamalo Valeri# Al.-nn a nrottv. oiirtii ot u* to get to Know each myaclt upon tier." H# »hrugged Removing a child from the par­ such stubborn places: Just use rt-.tbnif.il iiunw, and Dir* I[anoon trim other anil heconie good friends' his large shoulders. 'T ut remem* v.i, .Tirraam In Mr* r»alh»r«l«-n. e tlaUKlttn Ull. -r, «i tltr limn ot lift He went on with that noylnh »-n- Ik*i. Nurse." hie tone naidenerl. ents may furnish them with a chal­ cotton swabs routed with soap nr ilealli in an auto nrldanl »--«mrsnv thusiamn fticil nntii'pii in hi* voice "there must he no mirtinilmtaml- lenge to develop (ho reiptmilblliiy detergent and*. hrl Val ir oarnlitt bar itff.uaa bv ’St- befme; Tlir run mit to Jama va Inn fur Ure lrfatlu>itmn. an mellil Ing. Should you consider your pa­ they did not have be five, reported 1 bv miajilnar) Ilia Dirk la -itarlv at* in grand, tn a tlay or *J we ll open tient at any time aerliwtly HI, I Hr. Alan Keith-Luca*. nodal wrl* I ZlpprieJ vinyl plastic matlre.* g*tmillvr to tin Wtllureinn. hnnlns in up llie swimming pool and there'll far* professor of the I’nlversliy ot and pillow rover* now come in ™ bo -iinald'iotl In her artll BO.ti a be dancing on the deck ai night*." must be sent for at once." North Carolina. aailift ron anru bad b«n rmthrn u> hv "Ot roume. I quite nnileratMd. colors, ns well as in dear seeh*r moltin' *rd h»r laser lalar lu'.in.f He added teastngly. "1 imagine von fjoelni " ‘ riacenient can b<- a proces* ’ through set*. And they lighten a dn-toi Mr* Kri.'J.fninn. t'f.'Oi',ft like to dartre. Nurse Alison." til i.u. rrlitfra !n at* tt:» -trip • ati*. dlir tell a little su it nl heart that can help a dying family lake the family laundry <0 1* der.ildy. t.. >ti—..... !*vlb« - — — olroaa It .<fn t.la ,rum. ,on Slit smiled quickly "Oh. I do, s*.lr .time reason Mia Keathetalohe a new leaac on life." Ur. Keith-. Just wl|>e them clean u lth (u sud­ ii-i M*i’r v'»V i.'.fVt. *h • *'.n that ’ll it' | hut I'm atraid I don't dance Awful* iecl„ ej to hat* intruded tinsel I In I.uci* said. sy doth or sponge while they're festliaratons l ad soil 'd amorur Uia I ly well. I dnn't gel much time for ,j,p nrgtnnlna ot a friendship pafaferara— Bnifs Harridan— and*h» .that . . . .site s . had A , welcomed eagerly The Rev. Silas Bishop ol Jack­ oh th? beds. niw in the nnlfnen* «f th# shin1 *nr.la itsnclne “*n*m* »esn special Partnrr j He muat have read actncthlng «• i llv lT I I* f, Ags.n ne amilrU down al her. | whit she was feeling .n net down* * 4 ‘ ins btown eyes itvmltllnR. *1 know east lace -Chert up' Don't let Ut lO il U A H M lU A ^ «hou$i **** , you tinticc* ■ good! Ural bt’lle i th a n what I said upael you. Nurse." lie head The wind had hail made his j ,jB paused anr added. “At was smiling again In * natural, rltmguih dark hair more untidy look­ on* ttinc I used to danct a great friendly way. ing. than usual Now ne pushed it deal, but then It was always with "tt'a vary nice of you to under, off in* forehead impatiently and the same partner." Out again ne stand. Doctor." turned from (he railing to fa rr Val hroke on amt a shadow tell across “tly tn* way. wlmta ilia uaiiia CLAY W ILLIAM S N-v I'm leaving'tlir *ea The his tart ut tins patletil who iliwan l like Inn tinir t wo* in la m t li > un Hus W h in lit' tqiuU.1 aguut lira voice ships doctors?" cruise ship 1 wus »ir*rrd tlir |ob had a prolcssiuital note ’Out you "Mrs. Fealhnstone. Mra. Mat BILLIARD PARLOR at head surgeon at a new hospital mentioned just now you had a Feather Mont." Bhe added, "Shr'which has been opened near Mon­ patient on bon id Nothing serious. a widow." tego Hay, I'm quitting whsn we * Suddenly she was very conciou.reach Kingston" '1 . . ........ IJlinll so, Ikhlot id the aliarpneea ot Hie pause. "A new hospital m ai Manlcgu | Hi t own __ .doctor 1___ ... "Mrs. Featherstone'" he ejacn. hinted to mr br­ a. B*y: It s not the Good Heart Hos^ ^ I m r o U w ' ""«• «"»»>'• ‘Mra. Fr.thrr.ton, * pi DM by any chance, D oaor?" • „ ^ tly ,ns«V«n«o"" ol Hartnell Wood Orange Hamp"But It It Hla voice was equal“But what tva imagine con oitcn »hlre?" ly surprised "How did you guess nuri actual ph.v-' us as much a* an sctual Urlm look that ?" | "Yes. but—" She dldn I dnlali She laughed. Suddenly alia Irll slcal disability." "Then you Ijcllcvr m psychiatry. Hir sentence. The expression on his extraordinarily happy. “Well, there FREE POP TO ALL uwe stopped her. Surprise lied glvcan't be loa many nncht opened Doctor?" she asked quietly. lie looked el her in surprise. "But cn way to a grim, sardonic look hospitals near Montego Bay. I’m going out to the tame hospital as ot course. Any medical man who | "Do you know Mrs, FeatherDROP BY TODAY night sister. I'm working my pss- doesn't these days is an out-ol- stone V she stammered, sage out looking after a patient." date lool." Bruce Harridan straight-1 "Yes. I know Min Featherrned Uimielf. “It must hr utmost jtune," nr said Anally. "Ones I had I’lrasant t'olacldenc* llmr lor lunch Mnpposc I drop into ' ocraslur to tell ho it would give | “You're going to be on* uigAI ih* cabin this aneimton and have me real pleasure to strangle h«r sisferf But—but what a coinci­ a word or two with your pullrul, with my own hands. You see. I was dence: What a pfeiumit coinci­ nut a* a doctor but as a (i lend 7” once engaged to her daughter Ei­ dence!" He laughed too. Ids derp, Val remembered uncomfortably leen. But Mra. Fcalhrrsione not rumbling laugh. "I'm glad." he Mrs Featheretoncs -harp reac­ only managed to wirek the ro­ tion to any suggestion that the mance and hrrak Eileen's Heart Added aimply. "It's nice of vou to say so, Doc­ ship's doctor should l>r railed In and mine, but I'm convinced she wan indirectly responsible for her no matter how ill the was. tor." "I know we re going to work wsll "I —I don't think It would lie a daughter'* death. On the rebound together, Nurse Alison,'■ he went good Idea. Doctor," she said apolo­ —or perhapa owing to her moth­ on enthusiastically. "Frankly, I’ve getically. "She seem* to have an er's Insistence—Eileen became en 3*gcd to Dirk Hanson." been rather dreading working in a avcislon to ship's surgeons," (Jo Bo Caulmutdt ".Nhc dots?" lie looked at lur in hospital In which I knew none O l*ii. Ilsrsis Creig. Reptlnlstl by p-'imlssicn of tlo-.ks lllrirlbulrd br Kins Features aindlisl* assport to Happiness "For three years, ! didn't play Alias Parker’s, which It pretty good anything but dirty inc;i at g'Hh billing, L'antury-Fox," he said. "Why, I A* a matter ot fact, Miss Park* srldnm got to shave. Nov hoik at or is actually divided into thirds HOLLYWOOD f-"C allln g Ur. mi. In the picture. She plays a mixedBoone, Calling Ur. Boone.'' This is the sort of thing thiat I looked at him. Ilia chin was up girl with a three-way split per* actor Ulchard Boone It greeted clran-rhaven and hla mustache tonality. I used hardly add Boana plays with ah the time. Th# reason ia neatly clipped. His hair was that he plays Dr. Konrad Styner combed and he wore a well-tai­ a medic In the picture. Ha Is the lored buslneaa lull. psychiatrist who uncovers the trio on the TV show; "Medic." “ ‘Medic’ did this for me." ha of Eleanor Parkers, "All* the time people are com Before "Lisle," Boone made • Ing up to me and making some said. "I'm getting my pick of pic­ joke nliout my being In 'Medic," tures and TS per cent of Klstnar Randolph Scott western, playing a 1’nrker." heavy again—"but a heavy with he sighs. "They can't understand I must explain this. They arc why I don't fall down laughing." mil cutting Mias Barker up Inti a longing not to be." Next he got* Still, lioone, 39, I* a patient snut percentages. Bonne la appearing into 'Balt Out at U.OOO F eet," and doe* not resort to fisticuffs. In a new movie cailrd "Lizzie," In that one he recreates hli TV A*- a matter of fnct, he enjoy* produced by Kirk Dougins' Bryna role as the older Air Force otlleer the Jokes the first few dozen Production*. I believe he meant who Indue?* « younger man to do times and Is tolerant thereafter. that hla contract call* for his a risky hail-out to save hts aelfAnd why nut? Look what 'Msd- name to be billed In type no Ic** re.*pcct. The "younger" man will than 75 per rant of the sixe of he John Payne, Ic" ha* done for him. Actor Likes Being Called Dr. Boone NOW OPEN D SANFORDS NEWEST and moat MODERN BILLIARD PARLOR 211 W. FIRST ST. E. Borgnine Files Reducing Diets Causing Concern JACKSONVILLE Jt—A Hurry ol safe u.i ntci-nl articles woold Suit Against Film reducing diet* in popular inaga- have you believe. 'zincs i* giving the medical pro­ individual should go on any Producing Partners fession cause for grave eoncern— diet"Nowithout th* approval of hi* LOS ANGELES dB - Actor Ernext Borgnine has asked Superior four! to end his contrart with co .many which producrJ Ihe picture that skyrocketed Mm to film fame. He also wants $1*1,300 damage*. Borgnine filed suit Wednesday against H arold Hecht and Bart Lancaster, film producing part­ ners, and their subsidiary produc­ ing companies. Hecht and Lancas­ te r produced "M arty," In which Borgnlna's acting won an Acad­ emy Award. 0 Borgnine'a complaint said ha waa not represented by an attor­ ney when he signed tha contract prepared by Hecht-Lancaiter law­ yer* In August 1U4. He said th* contract for ‘Marty" called for him to receive $3,000 and !>i per cent of tha proflta for five years. The complaint also said that Borgnine received only $33,000 for tv * picture* mad* at XHh Cen­ tury-Fox, whereat Hecht-LancasOter received nearly 3130,000 for loaning Urn to the etudlo. j $3, a dia­ betic patient at Welfare Island, New York, tries to bold back the lean as she and her eon, Ralph, U , embrace. Aroneoo, who is serving 30 to A0 years (or rob­ bery, had sees his mother only briefly in ten yearn. Ha was brought from Auburn Prison be­ fore Judge Leibowitz, wbo orig­ inally sentenced Mm ia eoooactlon with a former escape in­ dictment. The judge granted Aronson's appeal for a 40-minute hospital visit with hit mother. because many persons don't read the article* carefully, says the Florida Stale Board of Health. Marjorie Murrimn, chief nutri­ tion consultant for tha board, aald one "blitz diet" recommendation da Inly warned It should be fotowed only a few day*. But, she continued, many indi­ viduals missed that point and une began to lose hair after two months bocause of malnutrition, 3tis* Morrison said obesity is a medical problem and "weight re­ duction it not as quick, simple or I r I physician." BUFFALO PRIM Ml. .Airy, N. J, (AP)—Horn* la far from the range fur two Huffsloes belonging to Jaalmln* Goddard. The beasts—named Bow and Ar­ row—are pell of Miss Goddard at her home. . Also on th* Goddard range are numerous domestic animals, n 1-foot python, a monkey, eeyot# and full-site alligator. im n i TENANTS Repaint - Repair - Repay - With FHA Mow to brinff your home up-to-date - Here are some of the ways to improve your home: Make needed repairs - Add a bed­ room or nursery - Add a bathroom - Add a porch - Enclose your norch - Modernize your Kitchen - Modernize your bathroom 1nsulute walls and ceillnff - Replace your roof - Add insulated riding - Paint your home - inside and out -replace your screens Muild a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling. You don't need cash - just satisfactory income and credit rat­ ing - The cost can be handled in easy monthly payments. The "Friendly Bank" will be happy to help you Florida State Bank off Sanfford 31 ember F, l>. I. V. FnrdYF-ltM) Oisfom panel la «w ef the lag load currier* In its elav. It pruviilss 133.8 ru. ft. of canto *|urv in a smooth, fully lined Interior.and haul* up to 1,.YI5 Hi. uf payload. FOR BIO JOB'. The hardest-working, blggeei-taring "two-tonnar" of them all Is the Ford F-M0. Only Ford offers • Short Strok* Sis and three Short Strok* V-8'a li Uda field. Mai. UV\V la 1A600 lb. SMALL JOBS. . . ALL JOBS fbrtfTrucks cost/ess ireston PRE SEASON XMAS TO Y SALE NO i .A y a w a y s a t t h e s e p r i c e s Reg. Price Salt Price 2.00 11A145 Mothergooae Carts l . l l 4.00 11A157 Chumbo Elephant 2.11 1.00 11B-93 Assorted Games M 7.00 11D220 Doll Cribs S.M 3.00 11F142 Barbecue Sets I.M 10.00 11G99 Easel Black Boards M 2.00 11H84 Home Classroom l.ll 4.00 11J78 Glocken spell til 2.00 11J82 Choral Tops l.ll 3.0011J83 Hurdy Gurdy I.M 2.00 11M159 Dream Cars l.ll 2.00 11M174 Town & Country Car .M 1.98 I1N14 Xmas Tree Lltes Jl 3.00 1IP80 Gun Holster MR 6.00 11P83 Cowboy Suit 1.22 9.00 11P89 Double Holster Set ' 4.R* 6.0011P97 Cowgirl Suits ir 6.00 11R105 Repair Trucks t r 4.00 UR118 Milk Trucks 2 .r 13.9S UR124 Searchllte Car 2.00 11Z233 SlmonUe Kit i.ti 3.00 UC109 Tool Belt & Tools I.M 18.00 11G94 Tables and Chairs IM 5.0011J55 Ukelele 2JI 15.00 UJ Tuba M l THESE ARE BUT A FEW OF OUR TOY SPECIALS—QUANITIES LIMITED W AliT ADS C jA t f M laagoM ail* BIG JOHN are rated to carry mar* payload than comparable tandem* of uny of Ihe UstlIng manufacturers. T-MH1 model liu* max. OVW M *3,000 lb.—UCW la 06.000 lb. '5 6 — the Year to Fix f ir O f O t lt S T O R B S 111 EAST U t 8 T . Ferd'a F*1M pickup with S-ft. box ia the blggert In the half-ton field —up to IS cu. ft. mnnloadapac* than th* others. Regular (I1 -ft. I>>sritb • full *6 cu. ft. capacity also avail*!-' C(M£M 7oc*y/ . And low first cost is only your first saving Before you buy your next truck, look ut both nidi-* of Fortl's atory of value. Check what you get and what It ousts. You'll like whst you see. l-ook nt the cost*. Ford’s first coat ia low. Itciuile value is high. Modern Short Stroke engines—V-8 or Six—are deaigned for less friction, less wear, lower running coats. Maintenance costs are lower, too, because Ford trucks ore built stronger for rugged long life. And a 10-million truck study prorss Ford truck* last longer. Ixwk at what you get und you'll nos you get more In a Ford. For example* more horaejKtwcr per dollar—proved by a comparison of factory-suggested list price* und net horsepower of all truck lines. You get more comfort with a Driverized Cab, and more aafety with Ford's exclusive Lifeguard features. Look carefully . . . consider everything. You'll agree Ford trucks coat leas, give you more. If you wunt a great deal—a great deal more for your money—see your Ford Dealer. ^M ioTm etes lA sriem een Usiij| latest registration dtU on 10,632,331 trucks. laturiK* irpstti preri Feedtmffci last up ts Lift Iwgar. STRICKLAND-MORRISON. Inc. M* E- let. M* CHEAT IV, FORD THEATRE, (WDBO, BiSO P. M. TUESDAY)* P i m L-^ 1 V; Vrr%-* �• f it v v '-y - Bv STANLEY THE OLD HOME TOWN THE SANFORD HERALD 330*011 WHO TOUS iCU TO ew vm ALL THI® MUC WITH ' m a w !-i N O W j My MEALS7 ! r " j u s t c a n 't a f f o r d T to R B T i e e r W IT H M Y P E N S I O N S A M O H ANDO UTS N O A L L , Y O U S E E IT W I L L P U T M E U P /M A H I G H E R //N C O M E -T A X B R A C K E T - - - ^ rr-rrs Gcxna UNDfH LOOK/ZIP ZALEN « « . 7QT045HUATH BERLIN * - Om of Sweden's most glamorous experts, Btbt Johns, 3$, thinks foreigners ir» prone to mlseoneeptldni about bar countryman's swimming hablta. Tbty i n k to bailor*, tb* com. plalnad, that Sfsdai don't enjoy a swim unlasi It's In tbolr birthday autt*. "I B*rar board much about nodU a la Sweden until 1 want to tho United itatai," aba tald. "I think It mutt bo mostly tourlat propaganda." "Tbo only place whara tharo la mixed nuda bathing la Sweden," abo axplalnad, "la at p rlrau baaehoa run by audlat club*. But at public boacbo* nuda bathing (a permitted only in araaa that hav* boon wallad off—and wbar* men and woman or* aogragatod." Mia* John* ha* boeoma ona oI Germany'* top film and recording atari, and naturally abo feels aha’a doing fino boro, Still, aha aald, "1 bar* alwaya bean a llttio aoriy I left thd United SUtoa. But I had to, 1 wai ao homesick for Swodon." She returned bom* la IMS after a two-year atlnt la tho United Stetea htat Included talevlilon appeerancea, recording aeiaiona, and a night elub Binging tour. Doiplt* bar patriotic longing for har p*t|rs land, aba antarulns unflattering opinions about iu mala inhabitants. "Amsrlcan man," aha said, "Art wonderful. Tb* Swede* a rt the "They mgy narwr 1st ms go back tq Sweden for saying this, but ! rtally think Swedish man a rt tha worst. "M«ny people say that If you pot a bottle la front of a Swedish man and a woman beside him, be will look a t tha bottle, and not th* woman. Mayb# tha cold has something to da with It. Th* far­ ther north you go la Europe, th* morn they like to drink." Spotlight On Hollywood THANKS LOTS ROC I NY/T>JG ME TOTHS JfA lO U S H S lS 'JCHOOLPLAY.MTl1 A O T E /f tO h a f , YBAH.'THE t ic k e t s S ( T r ADI OKAY.' WEVE GOT s ! l SEAT* 7 AND S IN COW S A - ' I CHECKED TO MAKE SU M HE DlONT* SEPARATE :— ' s e a ev' . ' o n e o p t h e se tickets is fog EVENING AMO THE OTHtS Y7/T-P)yM«Wir us •1'zrrrrrTi fn c K trs ^ VOUB HEAD MUST BE rU LLO e BUCKSHOT / YOU'VE r— GOT TH A T CONTRACT ALL MIXED T t t Z » u p r—y j y AND WPOTEUP THE CONTRACT A N P T A X E S YOU G o t t a W I filD i t EVER o c e u e \ TO YOU THtPe MIGHT S - * w S - BE two 7 CWGWOOO fllBLWSTtADs; 1 WHAT A 1 HORRIBLE r thought ; PAY F IR S t ! ^ C O N F U S I N G , ISA JfT DAILY CROSSWORD nmur-iLi piciiikci rji'ippii.i nuii-rnif igcifinaas ACROSS 3. Valley 32. Tote !. Yield (poet) 23. Thrice L’iT MUMMIIUH Roi: nir-imw B. Musical 4. City Onus.) KC‘fiLir.ir.n n an Instrument {Truss.) 23. Beam wi4irinfci Liiiimrnn 9. Dress nf 5. Tom, Dick 28. Dwell, 3KIM ayi-HIL’QLl pilgrim* to and — Inga U H 14I4 n O B Mecca . 6. Absent 2*. Count- USr_Vril7HO ElO Llf.lHraOR IJt-’l:, 10. To wait for 7. Flowed Ing Dcinrcir MULir.i i 12. Clawa 8. Little pig deraBQL'fel o a u B B 13. Scope 9. A relative vice 14. Parasitic by marriage 29. Live Insects 11. Plague coat* Yfilerdas'a Aaiwtr 15. Arid 13. Take* 30. Stand* 36. Covered 11. Music not* away up with small 17. Lika 18. Cask 32.SntDfigures 18. Low Island 19. Traveled tied 37. Part of ey* 19. Property 31. Narrow 33. Walk 39. Sheltered (L) roadthrough side 20. Flowed way water 40. Fata 33. Carry P^T T“ t> i i T 2r i T3 UV V M X 38. -Suspend y /y V/v 28. Vocation "tr* “ * —” y /j Jo10 II V 31. Sorcery ^ 32. Pig pen JjT “ “ ^14 ■L 33. Musical note £££ 34. Masurium UI4»" 577 ig11 ~” lb (aym.) __ z z 35. Part of nn--------7 3 23? t% IT t* ‘ to b e " _____ Z Z Z ______ _ 4 % % HOLLYWOOD (Xk-Ben Hscht, 31 Undent's. . g o to lltl tUl Z>. 14 who claims to hare llrad "under craft (short_________ ___ 6. ■ shower of apaart" in recant tc •ned) 7% 14 M years, itltt manages to escape un­ II. Notorlet _____ _ speared and continue his amasing 40. Morning Ik 3 2 Wn Lb »1 n •4 literary output. reception __ ______ _ u2 i l__ _ Hia currant activities: 14 41 41. A harped, 41 ^ W42 tl Writing1 the script of "A tanned akin _____ Cu, - _ _ _ 41 42. Measure* 14 */y. 41 « t£ r >1 Farewell to Arm*" for David O. >4 ( H e b . ) ______dZC — ___— U Belsnick. \9 4* 4% 43. Plant ovul# 1% 39 ^ 4( S. Finishing up a maria script 44. Beverages ----------------------- OL on th* Ufa of John Paul Jones. 4i I. Preparing a play on tha Ufa DOWN as of th* lata poet Mai Bodenholm, l.Two* which will open la Chicago this wheeled faU. carriage t. Men's name 4. la-cutting hia Bab Hop*. Katharine Hepburn film, "Tbo Iron Petticoat" 5. Getting ready to writs n novel at Ms Oceanside, CaUf., home. I caught Mm aa be was finishing up the SeUnick script and asked a* Impertinent question: Did ka think he might have done better in the literary field if ha had sprad bimilf leas thin? "No," ho u ld flatly. " I have produced a hooka, U plays, TO screen play* and 40* short stories, f have dona tha best I can. I think it'a batter to hasp writing than to labor over every word, trying to make U a gam." Hscht, whose lethargic manner fails to caneoal hta brilliant wit. declared that be haa bean bounced AFLOAT, Outboard cruker. IU* tkk ilral ll-lootar offered la kit out of Hoolyweod three or four IAMAINI fens fee the ewataur builder bid fair te be tha Mm, thine I* beat* that (ha Model time*. Bo baa been om of tb* T eet la aaee M yeart if*. Has ceacpt la be,llng fiti th, <rtrt|» rnaa't pocket* town's sharpest critics, yat pro. beet ead eat Mac hire te espler* remet* seuklaf water* (to big beet Nipper sorer i i i i DOMESTIC BOBCAT 8HINGLET0N, Mich. (A P )-A four-footed reaeareh project with a powerful purr prowl* the home of wildlife expert A1 Erickton. It'a Bobby, an amber-eyed bob­ cat that Erickton has brought up from klttenhood both aa a family pet and to study in hia work at a biologist. Erickton wrot# his m atter's thetli on bobcat* and plana to carry on his research with Bobby’i help. Bobby like* to show her af­ fection for Erickton by leaping on hit lap, planting her front pawa on hit shoulders and rubbing hher whltkera against his. Sha greet* strangers the lame way. "She's a lot friendlier than most domestic cuts,” says Erickton. Want to make little Sister’s print cotton dress look really Im­ portant T Then stitch up a llttt* sleeveless jacket to go over It. Use n solid color fabric that har­ monises with tha print, and nha'll hare n 1080 "ensemble" Instead of just n dress) One of the smooth 0 cotton wo ill-and-wear fabric* la a good selection for th* j-tekel materia). Machine-washable, no ironing—Just let It drip dry! I 44 I CHUCKS IN IT/ H I SOLD y ME the 1 1MB DILPIC COMAANY S N O R T A OAGWOOP BU M f TCAD J ^ CALLED ON THEM - - Jm GUN HIM At HR R IP E* PAST! 'Tea. I’ll like te aee Chicago," ha u ld , "though I expect to be blinded by the sidewalk*. Every time I return there, they have In­ stalled mere mflas of white side­ walk*. They are burynig the city in a cement sarcophagus." 1 asked him If thoaa newspaper days war* as great aa they have been painted hy him and others. 'I guess they were," he said. "In thoM days than was a* ra­ dio and television; th* printed word wsa Mag. A writer was soma body, and a novelist was an awe­ some sight Today ha's Just a guy Legal Notice TMH COUhTV JUDUR** COURT AMD FOR BHRIKOLR COURT*. IIK! ivSTATB o r mJar™*" “■«««■ MOTIt'H TO CRS50ITOO* M THIS CIRCUIT COURT •** TMM eisvrw ju d ic ia l c ir c u it is t s u r u n skhm olr co u n t* , r LUSlUA I I CRAnctSR* Drier in CALVIN D. UOWDKN. rU laU ff. All creditors end oil peraee* Inn claims sr demand* easiest Aod w* knew that nU Ulnae rLuaaiK mat * puck buwdicn, I estate. . end each of vou. ere harabr *o«fc tegrther far good to il*d end required te pleeent n o rtc R t o ■ t a w * - ” 1, claim, end dataend* which I t * " *^1* ,#T # O e d . „ — (Raman* I, tt .) , er either ef you, may have w r bssl loot the estate ef Carolyn llofI9KN, wheae reaMaaee sa d m all» • truly leva God, I QrallUr. Oeceesea, lata ef dem| County, Florida to lha lien, o* obay Hia commandments; let lluurliuldsr. County Judas ef than, calm and content in Ilia leole Ceunlr. el hia efrtce In iiU o U 'L S k County Cuurlhouta In haaford. you la th* C lrault Court of aemlaols lav* u f goad, we enjoy health \ lo M y m s s rfA ir,,.. Ceuety, ITlarlda. te Chancery, hy CALVIN, UROW DRN. Tou a re hareW require* u (fie y e a r a m w e r/e r B*;as 'ir iS ir r ia r jis eatttied c o u rt .a a * te serve e e e e r vv.sr.iM, and kappiaasa la ait w* do, fa r wo aro s u s ta in e d and ^•»«tb*«»rtl by th* p o w e r s A- IX IMA m m - T i fly ' Ll PT ■■ erh ef the Circuit Court as* For Bemleoi* County, m Burdick a c. ^ behind t*ke off tractore. fiHven; designed ' « ‘«tvc ly for opernUon modern 30mlnuiB CALL " g f ’ o r« M o tT 'S Z Z Z p Z t i ? '" " * / 2 d 5 S t WVer ^ m l apeed for every crop C° nverU > tedder for ^ Tha Lnmbar Numhat for Sodden Service clean raking w Call us Today for s Demonstration Lumber & Supply Yard U S W. third 8L Sanford, Fla. �A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay— Phone 1821 11—TRACTORS 8mtll Caae Tractor in good con. dltion. Suitable for term oi amall grove. Price 1.125. Cell Ray Htrron 243* aftar *:00 p.m. 134.1-W. 12-TRAILERS Em pty? Tratlar, Sale-Rant, Ph. MS-XR. For Rent—Modern trailer iota, 30 x 80. Adulta, Reaa. CeU 3021-W. It will pay YOU to see us before you buy. Open Evening* and Sunday*. Eegtald* Trailer Sales Palatka, Fie. A N T ADS R E N T 'EM FA ST Pk 0 14—USED CAES 18 1082 Pontiac Catalina, clean at a whistle, and all good rubber Only *M8. Ray Harron Ph 2480 or 1343-W, after *:00 p. m. 1A—PLACES to EAT low priced cart, rang­ MAK.LOU RESTAURANT SEVERAL ing from $78 up, for good eco­ Friday M*nui Red Snapper, Lob nomical transportation Ray Her­ liter, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop*, ron, Phone 2430 or 1343-W after Fiah Stlckf. Saturday Mentit Prime Rib Roait, 6:00 p.m. T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and 1150 PONTIAC—4-cyllnder, 2-door, Meet Ball*. All Carden vege tali lei. UWY 17-02 South, l’hona clean, *450. Ray Herron, Phona 24M, or 1343-W, after B;0O p.m. 1175-W, BUSINESS SERVICES There'* alwaya room for one more at THE DOGGIE DINER BAR, Lake Mary. I*—BEAUTY PARLORS Modern Air-contfltmned Salon H n rric tt'a B eauty Nook 1*5 8. Oak Ph. 171 17-BtlLUINU—REPAIRS PAINTING PAINTERS ATTENTION - For Sale: OB WaU paint 53c, gaL tl.aa, Famous brand. Firestone Stores. FLOOR sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxhig. serving Semi­ nole county since 1928. H. M. Oleaaon, Lake Mary t —CARD OF THANKS LOWE-The family of the laU Lloyd J. Lowe Jr. with to take this mean* of expreulng their heart-felt thanka and apprecia­ tion for the many acta of klndneia ahown them during the recent loaa pf their, loved onea. Eipeclally do wa want to thank the citlxena of Sanford, the Navy perionnel, the American Legion, the Veteran* of Foreign War*, the Rev. Parham, Chap­ lain Arnold, the Briaion Fun eral Home for apecia! court** lei; the men of VAH-7 for their beautiful flowera, their gift* and their many act* of tenderne** that will alwaya be In our memories; to the member* .of the Jewiih Synagogue for their fruit; to the membera of the ataff of the Seminole Memor­ ial Hoipltal, to the doctor*, the nuraei; the good'friend* who *ent flowera and tho»e who brought u* food. We wlah we could thank each of you personally but we feel you will underatand when we any. "Thank you. all of you. ao very much**. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd J. Lew* Sr. and Family. ♦—LOST LOST: Wicker bag containing knitting, on hoipltal parking lot. keep bag; leave knitting at boa. pital desk or Phona 197-J. LOST— Wrlit wateh. Reward. Arthur Turner, 1.720 W. Sth St. LOST — Woman'* tan wallet near poit office. Ph. 230* or 722-W. S—PERSONAL NOTICES MeKANKY‘8MITH PAINTS 2416 8. Park Phone 1203 For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. OOa-XR. Room special (14.93. Painting by the job or hour. Freddie Wilson, Phone 2J21-J. Floor tending and finishing. A better Job at a better price. Free estimate*. Ph. Collect Oviedo FO-83194. ENCLOSE YO U R PORCH-to gain added living *p*c* all year round! Consult H I L L LUMBER A SUPPLY Y A R D for Ideas, matariata and anim­ ates. Do U yourself, or hava a professional. 223 W. 3rd St., Phone 13—the Lumber Number. IB-P1ANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Plano Tecbnictan Phona 21*4 Reote I, Sanford XI—ROOFING aid PLUMBING CEKAMIC TILE Paul P. Mueller A Hon Ph. 184 Frea eatimate. Quality work. PLUM BING Contract and Repair Work BOLLAWAY, Hoipltal and Baby Free Estimates Bed* Day, Week, or Month-Tel. It. L. HARVEY 1423. Furniture Center — 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1*2* H I Weat Flrat St. AUTOMOTIVE M M S-ROATS AND MOTORS EFFECTIVE AUG. 30 ComracUna and Repair ALL IBM EVINRUDES ON SALE FPkuae M 1113 taar Saaford Ave. S H. P. Lau*on Air-cooled, ......................*50.00 W. J . R IN G I H . P . Mercury 1131 Plumbing Coatractor Model .......................... *13**3 Kohler Plumbing A Supplies ■ H. P. Royal Oear ah1ft—n e w ........ 1139.00 Ream Electric Water liiatere 2224 Orlande Dr. Ph. M 8 H. P. Johnion, 1MI Model .....................1110.60 Plumbing. Kresky Heating S H. P. Mercury M. O. HOMES 1130.00 IMS Mark I Service on All Water Pumps— 7V4 H. P. Eviarude Walla Drilled - Pump* *143.00 Good aa ntw, .... Paola Road, Phone 7M Ttk H. P. Evtnrude HUSO IMS Modal -----PLUMBING A HEATING TH H- P- Elgin Septic Tank Installation A Sorvleo . *7* 00 Heator Sorvleo. Archie C. Harruna seed .. io IT P T uMercury ttt *1X3.00 iatt, Phona T34.W ar 1231. dug ....... Lightning . 22—SPECIAL' NOTICES 10 h T p . Scott Scett Atwater . 1*0.00 IMS Model J CUSTOM UPHOLSTERINO 10 H. P. Slip Covora and Drapes . IMS0 1M4 Medal .......... U H. P. Re* R e* ----IX 8 . P. Beecaeeer, IMS Model .................. **30.00 PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS IS H. P. KVlarude, All typos and sites, Installed ar IMS Model, Spoil*** .... *230.00 "Do It Youraolf." I t H. P. Seott Atwater 1*34 WE REPAIR AND SERVICE with BaU-A-Matl* . ... *170.00 STINE U H. P. Soett Atwater Macklao and Supply Co. 1MI Medal ............... tiM.o* MT W. tad St. Ph. M 4JATUN BROTHERS ii*w. *2*3.00 Dragline A Buildoior Senrk M H. P. Martin Genovs. 2488-W 2484-W Seal Sonforl uaed Juat e few hour* .. lU.oo Ph. 2231 Geneva. IS M. P. dehaaen ORLANDO Soattsal SUr, CaU 1M* Modal .................. 2*0.00 Ralph Bay, 218*. Alao many etetera tern down for uaed parts, Retaenablt. BULLDOZING • TRADE IN yaur old boat, Me­ LOWERY A BRIDGES ter or Trailer. ban. Iiaa-w Oraes* CMp Spr 44*04 ■ ilrrtkn at le ata— Glass, Mahefeny, Aluminum CROSLEY - SENDIX • Aue several uaed Beau and Salta and Sorvleo Qatar TraUera. RANDALL Hew will you SWAP? Kiectri* Company Hew will you TRADE? Service— Quality— t e d __ __ Ph 111 Saaferd M2T-J-2 Do Bary ' V I S T C S f * Service PAIRSANE8 • MORSE P u a p e ROBBON Sporting Goode Wall Dnlliaa, HOWARD C. 204 E. lal St. Phona IN LONG, Phone MS SS? commorrlal Ave. For Sale—TM HP uaed Pireetone Motor. MM*. Vary gaod ahape. Piraateea S te m .... program*. a to . Pragmsive POE SALS—Mow S HP fire*tone F ruttaf Cn. Pbaaa * * * - * * * outboard motor, *•*. Pireatona Wantf i l t h - W SSSSSLkt 43—ARTICLES POR SALE Exptrt Watch Repelling. Fully For Sale—Uaed Refrigerator, only Guarantied. Banlord Jawalry A 1*6.00. Flreaton* Stores. Luggaga Co., *00 Sanford Ava. For Salt—Thor Automatic Washer For homa repair work and altera­ only *2340. Firestone Stores. tions. Call 1S1-J. Ray C. Slagle. For Sale—Trad* In GE Refrlgera tor *15.00. Flraitone Sturea. Trooa trimmed, romoveJ and damoatd. Ph. 1007-R. This la a free gueit past to the SANFORD TREK CO. RiU Theatre for George Morgan, Sanford. Haptic Tonka Claaned A Repair Eap. Oct. 1, 1936. ed. Grease TmpsDralnlines. Free Inspection. Phone 1782-M Panel-Ray apaca haater, door, Sanford, Fla. Windows with screen* with hirdwara. Toilet scau, venc DICK MAPE8 tain blinds, folding ecreen, Tile Contractor — Phone 21M-W. flourescent light fixtures, window drapery rods, army Special Rat* on moving or freight ahedes, 1 hand lawn mower. 1 fur returning van North to Phil­ cots, elactrlc percolator. adelphia area. Phono 18B7-W-2. Universal Marcancllo Court, 1364, Orlando Rd. Pr. 229-M. IS—SCHOOLS*INSTRUCTION Prepare at homa for bookkeeping 44 APPLIANCES A accounting. Send for free in­ For Sale—6DS4 Gax heater, 20,000 formation. Free placement serv­ BTU o n l y >34.93 Firestone ice. Stores. Massey Business College Inc. Home Study Dept. N-U FRIG1DAIRE appliances, a a l o e P. O. Box 1617 Jax, Fla. and aervlee. G. II. High, Oviedo. Fla. Phona FO-3-3313 or Sanford 1542-W a lu r 4 p. m. EMPLOYMENT For Sale—Reponcsied Television. 25—HELP WANTED—PEMALB A Beauty—only ItS.OO Flreaton* , SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Stores. Steady year 'round work, ex­ For Sale—3/4 HP air-conditioner*. cellent wages. Free hospitaliza­ Mitchell. Only 2 (or 81744* each. tion and life Insurance, pleas­ 1 HP Mitchell air-conditioner, ant working conditions, paid 8IB9.00. All brand new. Fireholidays ana vacation*. Apply ■tone Store, Ph. 12. In person to BROOKFIELD For Sale—Apt. site used Electric MILLS, 208 N. Elm. Rang*. Only I at *63.0*. Fire­ stone Stores. WAITRESS—Apply Touchton's Drug Store, Mr. Clark. For Sale — Uaed Electric Stove, $1040. Firestone Stores. NEED EXTRA MONEY — FOR CHRISTMAS? Avon Representatives earn *300 to For Sale—Trade-In TV, *30. Fire­ *1,000 during Christmas selling stone Stores. season. We can help you earn For Sale—Very good uaed Automa­ this kind of money. 8lrs. J. tic Washer at $63.00. Flraaton* Rusatll, P. O. Box *76, Orlando. Stores. 27-HELP WANTED • MALE For Sale — New Apex vacuum cleaner with attachments *11.11 COLORED truck driver, age 30, only. Firestone Stores. able to read and work. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO., THOR semi-automatic washer, *43.00. Inquire 1408 Magnolia. Ph. 309 Elm Ave. 2496-W. 31—WORK WANTED—MALE 45-BUILDING MATERIALS Young Man, 30, wants job driving USED BMICK laundry-dry cleaning truck, cab. Has chauffer’s license. Acccept TWO CARLOADS bsautitul uaed brick. Orange, red, and burnt plumber, carpenter helper nr Service station attendant. P. O. black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. Box 1367. METAL ROOFINO FINANCIAL Now in stock, 6-V Crimp —1/4" Corrugated — 2*4" Corrugated 14—INSURANCE Get all Your roofing needs at Shqrm tn* C oncrete 1’ip a Co. COMPLETE MODERN Out Wait 13th St. INSURANCE All tb« NEW KINDS of fire and FOR SALE — 2 Crawford gatcasualty. Insurance available to age doors, good condition. Site the beat of Companies at Low­ I X 7 ft. Priced cheap. Albert est Rates to those who qualify. Jarrell, Phone 3127. Consult B A L L INSURANCE 4*—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT AGENCY, 204 8. Park Ave., Sanford, Fla. HAYNES Office Machine Co.. Typewriter*, adding machine*, 35-MONEY TO LOAN Sales-Rentals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. AUTO LOANS STUDENTS-see the newext thing COST LESS In typewriters — Royal’s 1*37 "Twln-Pak" portobls. Th* fastAT portable en the market. In Florida State Bank 7eatcolors. 21 months to pay. OK SANFORD Powtli'i Oflica Supply 11T 8. Magnolia Phone BS* MERCHANDISE MeCASKEY cash register and adding machine combination, 41—ARTICLES far RENT new, 900 Sanford Ave, Phone NOW B mm film rental library 134*. at Wiebold's Camera Shop. 310 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD 8. Park Ave. Buy your Furniture at Barry's 42—ARTICLES far SALK Warehouse Fura. Co., at 101 W. FOR SALE-Naw Firestone clock lit 8L All nationally adv. furn­ radio 4A121 - *13.43. Firestone iture at warehouse pricaa. Stars*. Solva t b s Wa buy and sail uaed furniture. "Q uant" Slaapln# Problom Paying top eaah pries* for any With An thing of value. SUPER TRADINt^POBT on 1T-M Ph.-1053-W. Echols Hi-Rizer For Bale—4C23 Portable radio— • A beautiful couch by day • A comlortobla BO-Inch wide bad H4.M. Plreatone Store*. by tight. —Paeiery io fuu— • Converts to twin beds • Converts to a couch and a Alum la u a aIngle bed. V enetian BUaAs Enclosed heed. Sag-proof bottom $94.50 mil with plaatle eat*. Plastic or rayea tapes. Ce*toa ar arise A Selection of Banutlful Tailored mypa Covora tad Bolster* eerfi Slightly Extra laaYarik GUne tad Paint C*. 111-114 Weat 2nd S t Phoe* U 0 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Pk. i m For Sale-Used Prigidalre *18.00. Comer lad * Magnails,' Mgr. Plreatone Stores. SMflM " th S Army CeU, gl.to: Palat. MJ0 gal. T-Shirts, tie; Army-Navy Surp­ Used furniture, emoaecea, tewle, lus, 31* Sanford Av*. etc. Beusht^etdTTarry’e Mart 111 Bail lit SL Phene — For Sale-Pop up ToaaUr *7.50. At FlmataM Stores. $ SAVES Far Sale—l repeeeeeeed child’s ON GOOD UHED Ride 'Em Planee-«M.N Value. *15.0* each. Firoitaae Stores. FURNITURE Mather Of Sanford For Sale—G lau fly rads, 10R151, Closeout at *4.41 etch. Firestone 1024* E. lat SL Phone W Storsa. _i_ For Sale—Child's Out-door Swing YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUITE Set. A IMJS Value far *2* *3. IS WORTH M04S (or mere) Flraaton* Store*. . . . toward the purchase ef • limited number t i nationally Upright plane extra nice, *110. advertised JOHNSON-CAEPBR, MUe-awa^-bed cheep at, *4740 DEEXEL end BASSETT Bed­ __________ new *41. Suites, ta be told far ad­ t typewriter*, each *M4* room vertising purposes. II' Weldweed beet, • month* old. WILBOM-MAIER S H.P. Johnson A trailer mil in Where you alwaya find big value* goei ci credit and easy term*. I. M P .j^ rd a n tree tar bee plow. I l quick l E. lat St. Phene NS — . -------- , rotor grass outtor, IT saw, MrJo 7-ett. ft. 1M1 refrigerator *M Beds complete with spring* A Gee kitchen range 120. Baby maueaa, from p a up bed end mattress *10 PHONE US-M. 22—BPM.TAL NOTICES ■gtKRABgtbflS RADIO REPAIRMEN I M k T to lM T f f i maw, Far Sale^aSm SSST TV well m Jga sx Solas, lalee, (ervlee and Mi For Sole-Mow *MJS ouatea built mouaU t l J t , TV aerial cava PRICES ARE LOWER K E R E -P , mounts *1.15 M-fL TV 200M Up M.B. Sc, lie A Me Store. Ml S. G A R R E T T ’S auto radio. While they l i s t -----Masts MAO. Piraateea Store*. Sanford Ava. III E. P in t SL Phone 1411 48-FARM ted GARDDEN Georgia cabbage plants. All var ietles — any amuunL Hugh C Whelchel, State Market Stal 18. Day 1259, nlghL 627. For Sale — Have you n large hedge? Electric hedge trimmer only one to sell at *11.95. Fire­ stone Stores. For Sale—Reel type power mower, only dne to go at 131.50. Fire­ stone Stores. SO—MUSICAL- INSTRUMENTS- *5—HOMES Will build on your lo t Your plan or oura. We can arrange finan­ cing. Call ua for additions or remodeling. LO W ELL K. OZ1ER Bnllder — Phene I2M Office: seal 8. Orlaade Or. SMALL 2-Bedroom home. Lew down payment. Phone 344, day* or 1693.M, nights. 2-Year old concrete block home with corporte, 2 bedrooms, kit chen equipped. Living room, SPINET PIANO BARGAINS bath with tub It shower. Full Three lovely spinets, one blonde, site screen porch. Furn. or available. Them pianos have unfurn. Ph. 298-J. been on rental to teachers. Are New, covered by five years war­ ranty. Tremendous s a v i n g s . T e r m s available. Call Mr. Streep, Streep Muxlc Co., Orlan­ do 4-2401, or write 641 N. Or. ange. Thlx ad it a free guext pass to the Movleland Ride-In theatre for Earl Fauxt, Sanford. Exp. Oct. 1, 1936. THE SANFORD HERALD Frl., Sept. 21, 1956, Pag* U THE CARD OF THANKS li Y#fF ?ft*n a Card of Thanks In the Sanford Herald meet* a which Is difficult ta fill in any other way. Not only la it a gracleea expresilon of gratitude to. those, who have sent floral tributes bat also courteously acknowledges the service* and klndneu*a~ of th# many to whom e personal note of thanka cannot well be um mailed. icwipiM r Cards cam* of nr Thanks Thank* are mrm accepted im * . i .. i as locially e*rnewspaper rcct. Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they eerv* i.hfl many „go •ood _ iuse*, here it There is no no prescribed form for a Card of Thanka. It can be aa brief or as detailed aa you desire. When the occasion come* you aril! find a sympathetically understanding member 0f our staff to assist #01). THE "IN MEMORIUM" NOTICE bereavement by an1 "In ... Memorium" . . . notice . wi n in In newspaper n ew sp ap er celasaiisad i — r fin.1 I a real solace therein. Preparation or seltetlon af ,H.v* to ,,, them ,,,*m tender, ,*m,r ^!e*i»nt hark pleasant recollect recollections. Aa * •—**—-~ . . . I t brl..„, hack tillxa Cook, the Enjtliih to beautifully expn expressed ft: ingltsh poet ha* *o "How cruelly *weet ar* the echoe* that atari JVhen memory play* an old tune on Iha heart/' > j ,Ll ,n Memorlum I* Inaerled on the anmveraary »f death. However, w».iL, other u*.w, date*, which It i* I* leu felt are approori__ nppropriateor — wmrn h __ nraningful ar* also selected. The birthday *f the departed, the w*$dIng anniversary, Memorial Day, even ChrUtmai are among other significant occasion, chosen. * youi nare thoughts In poetic form, form, en.i If MH n HcsItanHo^exnrcs* M, le >> »your ,uj , tender " '" js r‘nouxnis m poetic F*urielf of the Herald s colteetlen of original ' -Inal verse*. r* These expres* In p«»etlc besuly the emotion* of the heartstrince. Among them are verse* "PPrnoriate to any clrcumxtance. ^ BEAUTIFUL THE RATE 33—WANTED to BUY 3-Redrooni, 2.bath home, located Vt . ° r Tf,,n k * ,*r" , , P° l,ep tn*«f‘lon regardless 0f site. In in South I’lnecref'., Comar lot POWER Uwn Mower and ahalIwautlfully landscaped. Near s a g s a a .■& low well pump. Phone 226t-XJ Pinecresl School. Built-in range and oven. Buy this home with *3—HOMES RENTALS a low down payment ami ns sume a 444 percent mortgage. 3-Badroom home. Equipped with 31—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS One year eld. electric kitchen, blinds, healer, porch, Fenced back 5,room unfum. apt. Newly decora WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN Screened yard. Equity $l,loo. Monthly ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 905-W. This 3-bedrnom, I bath homa In payment 532J4. Call I613-W. South Pincvrest. Fanced.lt If Interested in apartment clean­ hackyarJ for the kids to play •19 Rosalia. er than avarag*. Cloie In. Sea In safety. This is a free guait pat* to tba Jimmy Cowan. Ph. S15. Prairie Lake Drive-In Uioatra ODHAM * TUDOR for Connie Williams, Sanford, 2628 French Ave. IVELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Exp. Oct. 1, 1234. Thone 2100 or 2980 private baths. 114 W. First SL 47—BROKERS a ad REALTORS BOTH of these homes are ready Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. fJO-W far immediate occupancy. So Them Today. OWNER TRANSFERRED! will SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ sell equity in 3 Bedroom, one able Homes and Apts. Phono 27. yrar old Pinacraat home for EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ $2260, take up payments of able for bachelor or eouple. $62.86. Considering tha axtra’a this Is a better buy than a new Pnvato bath. Aeroit from Peal home. Immediate possession. Wa OAIMINT Industry "eueutive* Office. Manuel Jaeehaon. have the keys. Theodor* Rij (above), 43, to 4-room downstair* apt., screened being hunted by th* FBI tad porch. Upstair* efficiency apt, Seminole Realty New York police ae ea Import>91 icresncd porch. StS Park Ave. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO suspect to th* a*M-bUndlag • ( Phone 1032. labor solumaM Victor RteaOL REALTORS $225 DOWN Described as "extremely tfa9> INI Park Av* Phene 2? ar 1U I Bedrooms and Carport* HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front genus," Rl) worked ee body* Tarrazso Floors Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona GARAGE APARTMENT guard for Johnay (Die) Die* Kitchen Equipped Beach. Call 2374-W. Two bedroom*, furnished, 2 ear guardl, who U already wader ar» Nice Residential Location garage on two lota, good loaa* rest la conneetlaa with tha i Landscaped Yards DESIRABLE one and two bed­ tion, *5,760. Good terms. UckaalUaeaL (f room fumiihed ap t Pk. 413-W Ready for occupancy In 4 week* REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. 2344 French Ave. New two bedroom houses, kitchen Builder J. W. HALL, REALTOR equipped. 1904 Washington. Ph. Phona 1991 IBM Mtlloavllle 443 or write Jack Fljrnt, Box Johaiy Wether, Associate 302 Sanford. Robert A. Will lama. Realtor Lake front l-bedroom C.B. bout*. Fishing, swimming. Ph. 20SB-W3. after 8:30. 2-BEDROOM House, living room, kitchen, Florida room and car porta. In town, Phoon 2002. Phene 14*1 Mj liifkliri PHONE 2100 or S9M FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE-Thia Solid Brick ci ■ 5ii w <4 r ii 1 .. i • !i m .ii This la a free guest pass to Palm Drive-In theatre for Addle Prevatt, Geneva, Exp. Oct. 1, 1M Consult A REALTOR rirs t tray to give am 82 wttbaat raising my taxes 118—la* OM kaawl" •T-BRORER8 end REALTORS This la a free gueit p ail to Palm Drive-In for Mrs. V. Richards, DeBary. Exp. Oct. 1, 1223 DOWN VA FINANCED 3 Bedrooma, screened porch, cal* porta, vinyl ill# floor*, Utsfcea equipped. *2? month laclodN principal end Interest. *2,000 DOWN Nicer 3 Bedroom home, herd* wood floor*, kitchen equipped, screened porch, attic ran. la Wynnwood. 21,422 DOWN I Bedroom concrete black hOOto on large corner lot, jaloualed porch, corporte, bath. Selling price *9,780. !f OZIER REALTY OO. Laura I . Osier, Broker Hatel M. Field, Associate INI go. Orlando Hwy. Phone UM EVENINGS: 3113 and TM This U a free guest p a n 'to Uto Riu Theatre for Carolyn Kan, Sanford. Exp. Oct. 1, Your House Leak? C B . t r Staceo, cal TED BURNETT The Painter HE CAN FIX m Phot# TIN Dart 1IU-M Niekte equlppad. WANT AOS «Da l a m . Three bedroom tors* bars. All equipment lackaaenr. Easy terms. Ph. F. O. Mas ill*. •““.’•Haw--a# h f ij M apartments, • REAL ESTATE j! Raymond Lundqulat, Associate l-bedroom furnished a p t Very 2-BEDROOM HOME dean and cloae-ln. Jimmy Co­ CULLEN AND HARKEY wan Ph. *1*. Has a big, comfortablo living IN N. Park Av*. Phene *313 and dining room, built-in cab­ 2 A 3 room freshly painted opts. inets in the kitchen with mod­ $1,000 DOWN Phone 29B3-W or >313. em electric range end refrige, Large 2 bedroom 2 bath rater. You'll enjoy the large This la a free guest pass to the hem* *a large let acreened-ln porch and beautl. Price $17,304 Movleland Rld*-ln theatre for fully landscaped grounds with T. C. Bolt, Sanford. lota of shrubbery and aprlnkROSA L. PAYTON. Eap. Oct. 1, 193*. ling system. Has a fireplace Registered Reel Eetete Broker and central heating. Excellent 1-ROOM furnlahad apartment Pheae 2671 I7-SS at Hiawatha residential location—2417 Lau CaU 24BS-J. rel Avenue. Alexander ft Strlager 2 Bedroom furn apL 9 40 mo. Real Estate A Insurance PRICED REASONABLE 3-Bedroom, 2 bath bouse 1125 mo. Mrs. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. 3 Bedroom furn. house g B3 mo. 107 Magnolia Av*. Ph. 1* ODHAM & TUDOR ROSA L. PAYTON Broker Ph. 2171 a 2626 S. French Ave. Furnlahad garai* apt. 2300 MelFhone 2100 * 29*0 BALL REALTY lonvUle. RAYMOND M. BALL 4-Roam faras* apL 140. So. Cam­ OSCAR M. KARRIHllN eron Av*. Phone 1314-R. REG. BROKERS S. D, Hlghleymaa, Associate 2-Bedroom unfurnished home, »76 IN Booth Park Ave. Pbaaa N* month. Phene, IN . I bedroom concrete block home, $56 2-Bedreem furnished house. h Tile bath, completely furn n-Bedroom unfurnished, *6.1. * room, 2 lied room home, 18760. Ishcd kitchen, beautifully land Tyndalls Grocery after 4:00 |i.m Located on Old Orlando High scaped. An excellent buy at Lake Monroe, way. Ideal for children, ochuol $9760.00 only $1300.00 down. bus stop. Call 1332-M, NICELY fumiihed sleeping rooms IF IT IS REAL ESTATE for one or Urn adulu. lot W. atk Crumley A Monteitb Ninth flt., PHONE 1034-W. at 117 South Park, Phone 772 They Know FURNISHED l-reom apartment, private bath, private entrance, TIRED WHY PAY RENT? at The Big Dip. xaoo Park Let ua show you this nearly naw Ave. of tba same old thing? CB home today. Located on a Furnished a and 4-room apart­ See the spacious new tastefully large corner lot with lets of different homes la —, — ments. Adults, 118 N. Jessa­ shade, it has 2 bedrooma, a South I'inecrest Sanford good alas living room, separate mine. Grove Manors Banford dining room, all electric kit­ FURNISHED APTS. — including Valencia Villas DeLand chen. TOTAL I'HlCE *9,760.00 uUUUee. 2 rooms, *43. 3 rooms, Only 11,600.00 down. M0. 1*7 W. tth St. GOLDSBORO LOTS IMMEDIATE 3 nice large building lota close to 1 BEDROOM bouse, couple. Near OCCUPANCY school end shopping. Reasonable Base, MS atontb. Ph. 1BI7-J. end term*. ... Ideally Situated W. H. "EIO" RTEMPER This la a fra* anas to the Prairie Luxuriously Planned Gey Allen, Associate uey * Lek* Drlve-fn for Mis* Tiny Artetto Moderately Priced Bolt, Sanford. tael tee—General _____ E lf, Oct. 1, 113*. 3 and 4 Bedroom Homa* with 1 •N or 2122 l i t N. Park Ave. I-FURN18HED bouse a near Air sad S baths situated e« Urge, artistically landscaped lets. Baa*. I B S bedrooms, electric Paved streets and ell other kitchens, Bad carports. Phone city conveniences make these 5t. M -b £■*** 816-J or S4T-M. colonlea of own*r-occup!r<! A. B. PETERSON Large fura. apt. 110 Magnolia. homes truly delightful plaees Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson to live. Available new, • room house oa Jr., P. J. Chssteraon, Garfield Celery Ave. available October Willetts, John Meiach end R. W. Designed, Built end Sold 5th. Phone A. K. Rossettar, Williams, A. C. Doudaey, Load Florist. Ml. Surveyor. ODHAM a ’t UDOR Inc. 11* N. Park Av*. Builders of Fine Homes LAKE FRONT—4 Bedroom un­ For Florida Living furnished keuae, flaking swim ale*. 1U bathe, carporte, a SALE8 OFFICE ■Ua* fr* a Saaferd. (*6. Phona 2621 8. French Avenue M48-RM after 4:2o p.m. Phone 2100 end MOO ¥5V«£2i2 * J ----* many families in this country to commemorate It Is...» the vuxton custom of /• •\ �MORE TH A N JUST A ROOF A N D FOUR WALLS South Pinecrest Offers • Luxury homes in a \ ( moderate price range. \ • Spacious country living with all dty conveniences. • City water and City sewers-Paved Streets etc. • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property value. A PAUK-I.IKE COMMUNITY PROVIDES EXTRA VALUE FOR FAMILY LIVINCI • Ultra modern design in homes and surroundings to meet today’s high standards for Comfort, Convenience, and that "Luxury Look”. All home* are on wide lot*, carefully positioned on curved street* that carry a* test tra* fic. All home* are landscaped and shrubbed by the builder according to a waster gar­ den plan. All convenlences-electrldty, water and paved street* will *11 be completed and paid for. The beau­ tiful near Pinecrest Elementary School and IP* SS-aer* play ground are within quick safe walking distance. Situated pa It 1* on the delight­ ful outer edge of Sanford, South Pinecrest la close to shopping, churches and every other c i t y comfort and convenienc*. If You Are A Veteran: 1625 Down Payment (ladodes closing cost*) $67 Per Month (Includes taxes and In*.)' Service Personnel F H A: $1000 Down Payment (Includes dosing costa) $66 Per Month (Includes taxes and Ins.) F H A: $1950 Down Payment (Includes closing coats) $63 Per Month (Indodes taxes aad 1ns.) We Can Qualify You For One Of The Finance Plans Within 30 Minutes YOU CHOOSE . . . your colors inside and out, also bath tile and brick trim on any house not completed. A Growing Ideo - - 130 have been purchasd and now occupied 2 more homes are now completed and ready for sale 18 more are under construction for completion in 4 weeks 5 additional homes are to be started Sept. 24th Builders Of Fine Florida Homes Odhtm. & Judah., BkAILEY ODHAM. Pnsidmt SOUTH ..PINECREST (An Aerial View) �Q ft fz W a n t e d youlme XLvm Herald Acquires 3 2 -Page Press Fred Perkins, Publisher of The* Herald, announced today that The 8anford Herald ha* purchased a 32 page Scott Rotary Ncwapaper Printing Pres* from the Dallai Times of Dallas, Tex. It will requiro approximately three month* to dismantle the press In Texaa, ship It to 8anford. and reerect it In The Sanford Herald prtss room. The negotiations for the purchase By MARIAN JONES of the press have been going on for some time and were just com­ OVIEDO-As the 1956-37 achool year gets underway, we look pleted thi* past Saturday. The Sanford Herald Publisher around to see what has happened ■aid this morning "Confidence in to the 1936 graduatea of the Ovie­ the future of Sanford, and Its tre- do High School. mendoua potential population We undestand that Ray Fore, growth, was the principle factor raptaln of last years basketball in this further step to print a bet­ team, and Nadine Bostick, saluteter and larger newspaper that la torian of the 1956 class, are going designed for Sanford and Seminole to Orlando Junior College. Pat Walker, valdlctorian of the County people." "The addition of this press,” 1966 clan and recipient of to stated Perkins, "will enable ua to many of the honors and awards, carry more atate, national and has taken up the nursing profes* slon, having entered for her train­ International new*. "However," he ssid "this newi- ing at Orange Memertal, Orlando, Lome Slathers, American Legion psper will continue to stress local coverage, In our news columns, in award winner, and Johnny Selph, our socirty columns, In our sports talented music!**, arc going to columns, in our editorial opinions, vocational school in Orlando, and in our efforts to bolster the Plrasy Jean Smithson la now a resident of Orlando but under a growth of the local arta." This U the first In a series of new title, Mri. Harold Lyles, mar­ expansion plana that will cost ap­ ried Sept. 9. proximately ISO,000, Perkins said Dorothy 8immona also resides this morning. in Orlando but haa taken up a "The Sanford Herald will Con­ business career. Olivia Holland, tinue to keep up with the expan­ who was already married when sion and growth of Sanford and •he received her diploma, la busi­ Seminole County," be aaid. ly engaged In household duties. Terry MeMaben and James Mc­ Gill have chosen the business world, also, aa well aa Hubert Priest and Freddie Wheaton, both prominently known to baakelbaU fans, and Myron Willis, Boys State representative. Keith Malcolm, voted by the Five ordinances will be consid­ spectators as the most valuable ered by the Board o! Sanford City man to the 1963-66 basketball quin­ Commission at their regularly tet* ia at Barber's College, Miami. Good luck to oQ whatever they scheduled meeting tonight. Special meetings brought the do. 1056-57 General Government bud­ Now we turn to the college re­ get Into balance and combined turnees. The University of Florida, with tlie approval of the Utility GalneiblUe, wi] cairn the larger Department budget earlier, the en­ number of tkeao. tire budget will be covered In one Walter and Edward Doda both ordlnanA tor Gw oexi fla;*l yca/a returned ae Semen, Walter hav­ spending program. ing caught, up with Ed due to Following a special meeting with Ed'* two-yaar army stretch. With the Civil Service Board of Ban­ Ed in Gainesville are hla pretty ford on Thursday evening, the pay wife, Sadye, and Ed Jr., a new schedule, which has been a mat­ addition to the family. ter of controversy In both City Bob Shaffer returned aa a Jun­ Commission amt City employee circles, comes up for approval ior this year. Donald Hardy, who had three years at Gainesville, by ordinance. An ordinance creating the por­ prior to two year* in Germany, tion of Finance Director will be ha* returned to resume hi* engin­ presented for first reading and eering career there. As.Don has probably passage. The ordinance a five year course, wo do not know will provide H. N. Sayer with a his status—Junior or Senior. Don supervisory title over the entire took his wife, Georgene, with him group of finance offices at the to Gainesville, too, to help him City Hall. Other officers will bo with his studies. appointed at Deputies. Johnny Jones returned to the And additional ordinance for University i< a Soph more this consideration at tonlght'a meeting year. Jonny la loowlng forward will Include an amendment to the to being wilh the Varsity basket­ licensing ordinance in regards to ball taam this year. Johnny, who the licensing of sound truck* has a four-year scholarship on his when used for the holder's own basketball record, finished as use for advertising. second highest scorer on the Fresh­ An ameridmrnt to the admis­ man teem last year even though sion tax ordinance w h i c h he had been switched from a for­ will direct all funds derived from ward to a guard, Johnny has chos­ tax on Memorial Stadium admis- en an engineering profession, also. lions to the general fund of the Erwin Abell, who entered the city, will be presented for con­ University in February lost term, sideration. returned to reiume his atudlei. Top Items on tha agenda for Erwin did not have much vaca­ tonight will include a discussion tion, aa he attended summer with Architect John Burton, IV achool. He also has a brand new regarding tha Sanford Civic Cen­ wife with him in Gainesville, the ter, the proposed fire station, and former Ann Leiahart. Ann, who Swimming Pool. It ia expected would have been a Junior at FSU that the discussions relative to the this year, plana on transferring new structures will lead to the to Gainesville. adoption of a Capita) Improvement program for the city of up to a Ann Pierson, aalutatorian of the 1933 class, ha* returned to Or­ half-million dollars. Street Hating bids and bids for lando Junior College this year. Miss Rsbekah Tuhy, May Queen two new pumperi for the Sanford Fire Department, on the agenda of the 1963 class, and Mias Nancy tonight for consideration, are port Myera are sophmorta at Southern of the overall Capital Improve- College, Lakeland, thl* year, Rement program and will follow, bekah attended summer achool perhaps, the dlscuuloni with the there. Nancy helped with the re­ architect. creation program ia Oviedo dur A request to park a house trailer log the summer. on private property and a request by the Sanford Merchants Asso­ ciation for assistance in paying last year's bills on Christmas Mrs. M . Gradick lighting will also com* before the commissioners for discussion. BPW President OHS Graduates Enter Schools, Begin Careers B. HUGH ANSLEY (Photo by Jnmenon) ^ B. Hugh Ansley Named Herald's «Sporfs Editor J, Mnrlon Harmon Sr., execut­ ive editor of The Sanford Herald, revealed today that B. Hugh Amiley haa accepted appointment af •porta editor of the Herald. In announcing Aniley’a acceptance, Barman laid, "We are ptea.ed to have Hugh join our itaff. llli previous athletic actlvitlei and energetic aupport of youth actlvl♦ ties well qualify him for the job." Antley ii a graduate of I.yman High School in I/ingwood, where he held many office! in student government. In hi* ienlor year he waa aclected All Central Flor. Ida tackle In football.'Other high achool athletic honor* included Honorable Mention All Central Florida tackle and Honorable Men­ tion All State Tackle, <f Aniley then attended Stelxon University where he performed a» tackle for the Hatter (quad. Dur­ ing thl* eame time he lioxed In amatuer fights in Orlando. 1IU other athletic endeavor* Include baseball, wrestling, and golf. When he accepted the appoint­ ment Aniley laid, "It U my dcalre to furnish the reader* of the Herald a complete and accurate ^ocal aporta page. We of the Her. "aid plan to cover all pha»e» of Banford and Seminole County ac­ tlvitlei. Such a complete »ports page will require the cooperation of all sport* rlubf, and It U my hope that they will contact me concerning any activity that will be of Interest to our reader*. 1 will also be plnaicd If sportsmen will contact our office concerning event*." B An»ley voiced particular en­ thusiasm In youth's urtivities and local clubs. "All phases of sports *ill l»e covered — foul lull 1, bathethall, baseball, tennis, golf, bowling, hunting, fishing, rampfcig and any other sport — to the extent of cooperation and Informa* Ms* given by the various elubs and offtaniiatlons." Analog ha* attended the Unlver.nJlty of Houston, University cf •riam po, and on returning to San­ ford last year re-enrolled at Stet­ son, where he is presently a sen­ ior student of education and psy­ chology. He haa written free-lance for several aouthem iiewapeper* and waa news-carter for KGULTV In Galveston, Texas. Principals To Be *Guest Speakers A t Kiwanis M eet Principals of Seminole County Schools will featured i t the noon luncheon meetlm- Wedne-bny of the Banford Klwanls Club. Accordtig to Fred Murray, pro­ gram cfcornin, for the mooting H u m b e r of thi school prtndpsls .w ill be on hand to make brief ' vtalks. The Klwanls Bulletin, publUhcd weekly by the local club, states that "Klwanls la deeply Interested la our schools, so this promises to ha a good program.'' The Sanford Kiwanli Club meet* each Wednesday at noon at the Yacht Club. ^Women's Golf Assn. To Open Season President Ruth Herron announc­ ed today that tha Sanford Women's Golf Association will begin Its lH tdT season this week. The monthly luncheon will be held Wednesday, Sept M. at 11:30 at the Mayfair Inn Country Club. A golf tournament will be held M a conjunction with the luncheon Tmd all members are urged to participate. Board To Consider Five Ordinances Representative To Give Social Security Info A representative af the Social Administration District O ffirt in Orlando will be at tha Chamber of Commerce Building in Sanford on Friday, October I, Friday, October U ad Friday, Oc­ tober It, 1151 between the hours of 9:30 a. m. and noon. T h is service is made available to those who wish to apply for Old-Age tod Survivors Insurance Meetly dandy with •hewers M ay aod teoighl; Tues­ benefits, social security account day partly cloudy with widely numbers, or obtain Information Scattered showers; low tonight about the Social Security pro­ gram. IW T Weather Security If m t U t AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY SEPETEMBER 24, 1938 EstabUahed 1908 Our faces are red! In , a picture, appearing on th# front page of Friday's San­ ford Herald, the president of th local Business and Profes­ sional Women's Club waa given es Mrs, Sue Stevenson. The president of the local Business and Professional Wo­ men's Club ia Mrs. Myrtle Gra­ dick who waa shown with May­ or F. D. Scott aa he signed a proclamation designating thl* week aa “Business and Profes­ sional Women'a Wash." Mr*. Stovanaen ia of th* Sanford Pilot Club Our apologies era extended for the after waa not fnltntlen•1. Herlong's Record Hit By Lund Declaring the record of Cong. A. S. Hertong Jr., to be in Insult to the people o( the Fltih Con­ gressional District, Arnold L. Lund, Republican nominee, stated that be had sot earned the right to be re-elected. Lund charged that Hertong had either voted against or failed to voee on many important congres­ sional issues. Be elated that Herlong had voted against military aid lor the Allies and that he silled to vote an appropriation ofr the Un-American Activities Cosqmlttee or foe the minimum wage law. I would raher have our battles fought on foreign soil," he said. "We should not hive another 'Pearl Harbor', Lund elated. We must recognlt* the Allied nations as the outer bordera of our de­ fense. I deplore Herlong's action In voting against military aid to our Alllea. "The Un-American Activities Committee Is on* Important means to keep subversives and Commu­ nist* out of this country and out of the government," heb said. "1 deplore Herlong's afllure to keep for an appropriation to keep this committee alive." Lund alio attacked Herlong’s stand on the farm question a* a ‘do-nothing*. "Herlong wai against both Ike's proposal pfr the soil bank aa he was against the 90 per cent pari­ ty. He offered no other solution for ths problem. Didn't he think this to be an Important iasua. He was in fact an independent 'donothing', " h# said. Lund also attacked Hsrlong for not protecting public interest by voting for a bill exempting natural gas consumers from public utility regulation. Ho alto ridiculed a previous charge made by Hertong that on* of hla bill* had been 'pirated.' He claimed that Herlong failed to vote on ■ similar bill when J t cam a up in Congress nine months later. Accusing Adlai Stevenson of hav­ ing a promise for everyone on anytyhing. Arnold L. Lund, Repub­ lican Nominee for Congress at a meeting of the Lake County Re­ publican Club Friday night stated the presidential-aspirant *ntede ■ shovel' to continue his campaign of scooping pledges to the crowds. "lilt running mate pegs him in the primary," Lund declared, Eslea Kefauvar accused him of having one speech for New York and an eetlrely different speech far Florida, "Stevenson Is betraying the South on two vital Issues," Lund said, "He wants to abolish the right to work" lawi that the Suth enjoy* fot the freedom of Its workers. Ha has challenged the President to enforce th* Supremo Court decision on segregation. Does he want Ike to call out the Federal troopa to do that or la that what he has In mini] if he Is elected." Lund deplored Herlong's rapport of Stsvenson charging that such support was Inconsistent with the Congressman's stand in signing the Supreme Court manifesto. "I cannot understand how he can aupport a man who is openly betraying th* South on this im­ portant question”, Lund declar­ ed. Lund also assailed the voting record of Hertong aa a poor one. ‘By his failure to bo mindful of th* needs and welfare of the peo­ ple, the small wage sayner, labor and the farmer, ho haa forfeited his rihgt to relusa so the oflce which he T rarfly neglected in these elgnt years," ha said. M eet Slated O c t 1 To Form Mental Health Association AH persons inters*tod in the formation of a permanent organi­ sation of the Mental Beelth. Asso­ ciation are urged to attend a meet­ ing next Monday Oct. 1, at • p.m. at tha County Educational build­ ing, Commercial and Hood. Last month Mlaa Margaret Mar­ grave of tbe national association in Washington visited her* to re­ view the work that already had been done by the local group and to suggest the methods of setting it up on a permanent bail*. A nominating committee was formed and will report at the meeting next Monday. Band Parents Assn To M eet Tomorrow The Seminole High School Band Parent* Association will meet to­ morrow night in the Bemtoota High School lunch room. The meeting will he by a covered disk will be served at T pan. All parent* of band atodeet* a n urged to attend Iamarrow night’s If Ym t Herald Is Nnt DvHmd By • P. M. CaS 1811 M ors 7 P. M h r Doftrory Wirt No. 199 Flossy Threatens Northwest Florida With 100 mph Winds 3 Dead, 42 Missing Are Left In Path National Kids' Day In- Sanford NEW ORLEANS ID — H u m cane Floaty, packing 100 mlie tv hour winds, swept toward north­ western Florida today, leaving three men reported dead and 41 mining after it lashed southeast­ ern Louisiana, Tho New Orleans Weather Bu­ reau aaid tha storm, sixth of tho season, was centered at U a.m. E8T about 90 mltea southwest of Pensacola, Fla., and moving to­ ward the eaitnorthaast about lg miles an hour. "Movement Is expected to con­ tinue toward the east-northeast at th* same rata, bringing the cen­ ter Inland between Pensacola and Apalachicola, Fla., this afternoon or tonight," the bureau said. The Red Cross in Biloxi aaid It appeared there waa no further threat to Mississippi'* Gulf coast. Th# hurricane had winds esti­ mated at 100 mile* per hour near the center and gales extended outward 150 to 300 miles from tha center. WHO’S THE KID—A. L. Wilton, president of the Sanford Klwanls Club, diked out in The Weather Bureau reported 9 ehort pants, buster brown collnr, big silk tie, and tarn o’nhnnter, wnitn In lino calmly large squally area off the extreme eating ice cream and reading hi« comic t>ook, as Hhowtimo drawn near. It won the San­ northwestern Florida coast was ford Klwanls Club’s pnrticination in National Kid* Day—a free movie, ico crean. and earning winds to blow offshore comic books free for the children, arranged through tho management of the Rltz Theatre. sad hold back the tide. “This create* a dangerous situ* (Staff Photo) aUoR," the Weather Bureau said, ' * ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A "since the hurricane wind* will suddenly shift and mmy cause a rapid rise in the tide to about eight feet. This situation oxiete all tha way from Pensacola to 8L Marta." Resident* of low-lying area* to the southern Alabama and north­ western Florida a n a s were ,mov­ It's hard to estimate ju* exact- *■ ed to emergency ahaltors white ly how many boys and girt* at­ hundrda of person* la aouthem tended th* National Kids Day mo­ Seminole County drivers HoLouisiana began moving bock to vie Saturday morning. their, homes. Sponsored by tbe laofcid Kl­ Tbe storm, which developed ear­ last year, according to Seminole wanls Club-a* a part of their ly Saturday, originally pointed to­ County Judge Ernest Houabolder. observance of the nationwide ward tha New Orleans area but Last year, Judge nuutholder events, th* ptovlos Were arranged took a northeasterly court* early aaid, during aeptembar, 12,9*7 through E.) Klmbroegb, manager today, licenses were aotd. There la an af the Bit* Theatre. Heavy ratna fall along the Gtttf expected Incrcnsa of at least Upward of 3,300 chikironl load eoast In advance of the storm. eight to 10 per cent which means up for the first performance of The Weather Bureau eatitioosd that If everyone secures a license, the feature In color and four car­ Persons living In aouthem Ala­ following tbe law, it must be don* toon*. bama and Georgia aad extremp not later than Oct. l, 1956, he At na lime, with the lobby of northern Florida to watch for po* said. tl.. Bill theatre packed and jam ­ slbto Good warnings, All llcenaes, during the last med, hn line extended, four deep Harold D. Adair, Mobile, A la, week, will be sold at tho Court around the corner and out Second wai killed early today when hla House during the hours of R:30 St. to the corner of Palmetto Avo, auto skidded on a raln-sllckenod a.m. to 3 p.m., weekdays and on Waiting for the roungators of all turburfaan road. Saturdays from 1:30 a.m. to noon. ages were cup* of ice cream and Judj^ Housholder reminds Nan- comic books, all fro* and with tha Two man were assumed drowned foul and Seminole County motor- compliments of (be Sanford Kiwibelow tbe mouth of the Mississip­ pi River, Capt, V. J, Green* e f Uts “that only a limited number ni* Club. (IIUOM n . REYNO LD S of employe* can work in the space On hand lo guide tha youngsters the motor vessel Carport reported atloird In the Court House,” and Into the show were A. L. Wilton, that Charles Ayr** 47, Brooklyn he urges every one who has not president ef the Sanford Kiwanli N. Y., chief mats of the 300-foot vessel, fell overboard and Second attrnded to this item, to plca»e Club, Ed Lane of the club's sun­ do so Immediately and avoid the shine committee, and Floyd Pal­ Mata Jolui Ritter Jumped in after last daya an hours of the rush, mer, chairman of the Kiwanli him and disappeared. walling to be served. The Coast Guard aearehed for Club's Marianna Plan committee. In a tabulation of drivers He- Also on hand was George Morgan more than 40 men reported strand­ en.es sold up to the present lima, and Joel Field, member* of the ed on boats and oil rigs off south­ Judge Housholder said that 529 club. ern Louisiana. were sold at Ovlado; 35 at lake So large waa tha Saturday morn­ Tha Virginia D, a 60-foot tug, Monroe; 163 at Bear Lake; 242 at ing crowd taking advantage of sank in Mobile Boy, about I t Longwood; 67 at Geneva; 121 at the Kiwanis, Club's National Kid'* The Kiwanis Club of Sanford will mil** south ef Mobile, early to­ Lake Mary; 173 at Altamonte Day celebration that two (hows be represented at tbe 193i conven­ day but the four-man crew waa Springs; 166 at Prairie Lake: and bad to be haiUy scheduled. tion of tbe Florida Klwanls Dis­ 7,763 at the Court House in Han­ Th* first show began at ■ ;» trict at Fort Lauderdale, October ford. This la a total of 9,337 .old and the last one was scheduled 7-9, Club President A. L. Wilson to date rompared to the more for II o'clock. announced today. than 13,000 expected to Ik .old Every seat was filled, on the Local delegates to tha conven­ Rev. Delgado's main Door and both balconlea. tion will be A, L. Wilson, Hoy In Seminole County this month. Talks Continue Gussta of the oanford Klwanls Club and the Rita Theatre were Mann, and Ed Shlnholaer. alter­ nate (names of club's repreaenth* children at th* Methodist tatives) are Capt. Robert W. Jack- Tomorrow N ight Children’s Horn* In Enterprise. Th# seriee of lectures being pre­ A. L. Wilson, club president, ion, B. B. Crumley and Ralph sented by Morning Circle No. Nine Smith. KEPT, II decked out in short pants, buster of the First Presbyterian Church Mr. Simon H. Reynolds, trustee will continue Tuesday -v*nl— nt brown collar, big bow tls, and a tarn o'ahanter, was th* atart of of Kiwanli International, a Ro­ • o’clock In th* Church Sanctuary, Ur*. Ruby Griffis (Sanford; the moraJng'a event aa ha saunt­ chester, New York businessman, when the Rev. Oswald Delgado of Dischargee: ered through th* crowds keeping will be a featured speaker during Winter Park will apeak on Pres­ Irene Lacey (De Bsry> children calmed down and assur­ the three-day meeting St the Gov­ byterian Beliefs. Frank Riddell (Banford) ing rhem of ice cream and comic ernor's Club. Edith Black (Sanford) Delegate* from 113 clubs, rep­ Thle will be the second In a Mrs. B. Durwood Croat (Sanford) book*. resenting a total membership of ■erica of three lectures, followed Floyd Palmer, also with aborts Freddie Ms* Lomax banford) and whit* shirt, gavo up hla morn­ more than 9000 business and pro­ by e question end answer period. Minnie Lee Patton (Sanford) ing's business to help the children fessional leaders, will participate Tho final on* will ho flundoy Anna Myers (Sanford l night, Sept. SO. Clarence Schaffer (Sanford) ) unload from cars, park their hi in tho various soi t ions, i A* an added feature far Tee*Mrs. Dan Collins sad baby girl cycles, and look after their safety, Cat conferences, a discussion ef Three representatives of the San plana for th* coming y*arL day night, Mrs. Fred Williams (Sanford) ford Police Department were o« teb election of officers will high- chairman of th* aerie*, has an­ Richard Van Dyne (Banford) hand to help handle the traffic Ufat th* convention program, Wil­ nounced, that a question box win MattIs Zanders (Banford) problem caused by lb* Immense son said. bo available for anyone who may SEPT, n crowd and tha unloading can . The presiding officer a t desire to oak any question con­ Admission*! three-day session will bo Mr. M. cerning the talks of th* Rev. Eleanor Smith (Banford) Oliver Brawner, Governor of Delgado, Arch Abrams (Banford) Th* service will be hold to tha TIPPECANOE AND TYLEt, Florida Kiwanis District, and Mrs. Mabie Connolly (DtUiry) Postmaster of tho Psnsacola Post Church m etoory lo arrowwo* Discharges: TOO!" date the anticipated large attend­ This Whig slogan of 1340 re­ Office. Louisiana Louis (Banford) ance. The puhUe Is eon&aUy In­ Mr. Reynolds, on* of th ferred to General Harrison’s SEPT. S3 rout of Tecumseh’a Indiana at pal speakers, and th* official rep- vited to attend. AAnkiliftst Tippecanoe; and to John Tyler resentstivs or Klwanls Interns John W. Skew** (Lake Mary) of Virginia, making Us second tlonal at tho meeting, ia a 31-yoar Ruth Howard (Sanford) veteran of Klwanls. Ho boa served vlre-prosidenoial ery. Norma Jean Sharp (Mims) To sell • Tippy canoe, or find ■a president of his home Ktwsab Ernest Bkkweti (Sanford) a tiler too, alert Want Ada to Club to Rochester, as governor af the New York Kiwanis District, do the job! Eleanor Smith (Sanford) Mart* Kjsenenid (Sanford) Call 1131 to reach “campaign aad aa chairman af a nnmhee « | district commute**. He has Mrs. Harry E. Wilson and baby headquarters.” (ConltoMd « Png* 4) gM (Boated) Drivers License Youths Jam Theatre Renewals 25 Pel. To See Kids' Day Movie Behind Last Year ★ ★ ★ Local Kiwanis Club To Be Represented At '56 Convention Hospital Notes Additional Local News On Page 4 i :i '" , "■" (- ’ :*v. ■■*l. i ■-l . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Ttu* ts* tecs ■ loej-etisd- movement produce* a oacltty field, a form of energy th*. j, irg ssrrtifir Eyrtery. neither magnetic nor electric*] Rravor. ftr tte E jitery is that but some thins which control, the ji-nmm earn- s poslstt eJectrieal behavior of the article*. rh t-p. ant tersiret nf this they repd each otter rtmagly wtea CAR GOES OFF BRIDGE octiud* tte nudes* BE they do tun repni each oitr *hii* rs.ide j GREEN COVE SPRINGS IAP) • —A ear drove off th* long n * j, tte rurtrut. titarrris* tte socJeu* I vtndi fir x c msry pieeei. In-1ea St. John* river brifr* rear ttrk i r u 1 dgbCy tsH psrtieie *hare yesterday aad th* driver rtattec. ; drowned. Invite tte attesir a n . Mid Dr. 1 Tte vietins was identified tt KartKtot m i Dr. Welnteyd pm -i Leri* Elisabeth Bailey, 3?. who tost etti ncErcei ardarrtlly s r e 1sored bo nearby Swttserlsnd * d£ tt-frther by tltnrff tf tther week ago from New Jersey. DAYS TO O N LY LEFT lo a d Up Paring Foodmarts Deal • \. GKADZ. A D'XIP. CRYSTALS FR Y ER S Ench Whole 2 ' , L IL A V . 79 C V E LD A "G O O D R A T IN '* ROUND L B S. ^ HALF GAL. SQUARE A WITH *u. UK MORE ORDER S TEA K LIMIT 2 PLEASE real ertata man wh* start. ed th* collection In \1M when he w*( eight year* old. W E G IV E S A V E -M O R It wat valttod at more than * quarter of a million dollar* lb 1F5S by th* government'* hlttari /*! it-ordi *urrey, and ha» been upsr.dad «ln« then. j C A LO LYKES L’ > ’ ’GET BACON W IE N E R S marigold 3i “ LYKES CIRCUS Clearance Sale! Used Cars COUPON S ,E 2 5J S E E O U R P R EM IU M D IS P L A Y 1954 M E R C U R Y ------ 1 door »*<Dri. Beautiful Black, Eirallrnt White Wall Tlr*», Radio, Rower Steering, Merr-oMalle, On* owner, Low mileage. Original. — — A 10NI llrlllih paratrooper aland* guard on a MU overlook fng ■ supply depot loaded with French vehicle* and artillery ttrought Into Cyprus, which is In striking dldanea of lb* Bum Ca u l. French fo rm w e n enn«antra ted on th* Island D rein* fore* Hrlttsh troop* after Kgypta Fiaildsnt M siirr nationalised lit* ranal. ffnlerneliwnalj SOUTHLAND FROZEN J LARGE $ 1495. CARTON FLA Tomatoes 19 t)2 D O I K i K — Cornn«i 4-dr. ledan, Oyromatlt, Radio Tintad Olatt, [lark-up Ml**, New Tu-Tune paint, New Tire*, Hiccllenl running automuMIa. One Owner— — 1595. Beautiful tu-Uma flitsa, Ilydr*m*tlc, Radio, llaater, Low ------------- $ 1 7 95 . 1953 DOIXfE V 8 --- Coronet 4-dr. aedan, Deautl. ful Blu*. Kirallenl Tires, CJyroinaUc, Radio, Jleater, Tinted ODs*. This One Owner rnr a r«*1 value. - - — 1895, PM M IUM S A V A ILA B LE AT QUA STOKE oz. a t t i r ' l pi 1954 PLYMOUTH— ^ ,W - flight nutomaKe tranamlasion, Radio, ||c*ter, Excellent On* Ownarcar. ----------------- $1295* JEWELm H U R R Y W H IL E T H E Y LA S T I SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS i MW *. FIHST HT/ 1 ■ »* .' ■■ m mi ea PH0N1 1011 BOX crTokoen? BISCUIT3 33 BLEACH“ 17( REG. SIZE and Cans WRAP MORIDN S FROZEN MACARONI AND UIKESK m b fay Terms Low Down hymonts Hffk Trod# Allowinco LIL VAN Shortening REYN O LD S mnd many m ore top valuo buytl FRO ZEN FRENCH r «. i n FRIES *“ 1954 O L D S M O B I L E — Super M 4-dr. sedan. mileage. One Owner Raaulv, - - Strawberries 69« I . l l l l l Y 'S cms CA:' S MEG. ROLL I'i.AIN OR UUl i iill.MIl.K i'A r f Spa. 27c CLUB Oz. HIZE FOODMART —CENTRAL FLORIDA'S FINEST INDEPENDENT SUPER MARKET— •th St. �Shop and Save In Sanford Wkp W a n te d Ifm tlft If Year Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 182! Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOULME XLV1U SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 Canal Plan Is Gaining Support LONDON (AP)—Tho Western Big Three proposal for a oanal us­ ers’ association gained new sup­ port today in the 18-natlon Sue* conference an delegate* pointed toward finishing their work by this weekend. Turkey and Portugal Joined nine cither nation* tn backing the plan outlined by U.S. Secretary' «■* State Dulles for the association to work In cooperation with Egypt until tho Sue* crisis is perman­ ently solved. Ethiopia and Spain gave qualified support, but did not commit thcmselvc* to Joining the association. Sweden repealed’ her call for an Immediate approach to tho United Nation*. Representatives of the 18-na­ tlon* agreed thl* morning to form a working ronimlttec of expert* to complete detail* of the user*’ as­ sociation, which would seek a share in running the canal. The working party worked on n re­ port for the fourth full conference session this afternoon. An American source said Dulles hoped to leave London Friday night to keep « commitment In Washington Sunday, hut may stay over until Saturday night If necessary. Turkish representative St, <’ • Rirgi, secretary general of the Turkish Foreign Ministry, told the g “ very reasonelile proposal which conference the Dulles proposal t* can bring the conference to a use­ ful conclusion.” THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 19.>f! Associated Press Leased Wire NO. 197 Ike Headed For Farm Belt; Adlai Remains In Capitol President O f Health By T1IE ASSOCIATED PRESS President EhenhoWcr pointed his re-election campaign toward tha Farm Belt today after telling a nationwide radlo-TV audience he is "confident of my mvn physical COL. N. J. PERKINS (third from left) swltips n school bell In Sanford once more dur­ strength to meet all the rcsponsling Ids visit here. Shown above (left to right) are: II. L. Perkins Sr., brother of the bltltie* of the presidency." retired school principal, Kd Lane, who graduated from Seminole High under Col. Per­ Adlsl Stevenson, Eisenhower's kins; Col. Perkins, and A. L. Wilson, president of the Sanford Kiwnnia Club. (Staff P Democratic opponent, remained In {| h o to ) the Washington, D. C., area pre­ paring to follow Elsenhower into Iowa later In the week. Meanwhile, Stevenson's aides said the Democratic candidate would make what they called "a few wr11-cho*en remark* about the Republican 'truth squad*' " when he speaks tonight at a party rally "The Osceola Field Is the num­ in Silver Springs, Md., just out­ ber one choice of the survey team side the capital. which looked into the feasibility of moving the Sanford Naval Air NEW TEACHERS AND RETURNING TEACHERS wore welcomed at a reception given One of these squads — dispat­ at the .Memorial Ilutliiiiiyr in Oviedo. Member* of the Oviedo faculty shown above are: ched by the GOP National Com­ A former Seminole High School Station to another Seminole Coun­ Mis* 1,<>|* Rmldell, Mias Dorthy Rice. Miss Kathleen Wntt, Mr». K. A, Sexton, Miss mittee to follow Democratic cam* principal rang the bell again for ty *lle," Congressman A. S. "Syd" Carolyn Anderson, L. It. Blankenship, Prof. .Michael Fisher, Mrs. Walter A. Teague, Mrs. pilgnrr* —- said in Minndapolla one ol hit “ star’* pupils at the Hcrlung said this morning in a Sanford Kiwanis Club noon lunch­ telephone Interview with The G. W, Smith, Mrs. \V. H. DoSImzo, Pyof, Paul Mikler, Mrs. Rhinche Partin, Sirs. J. E. iaat night it ttaa decided to stop trailing 8en. Estes Kefauver o f Sin foul Herald. eon meeting yesterday. Windham, and Mrs. J. SI. Staley. (Photo by Jantcson) Tennessee, the Democratic vice Tlie Airways Engineering Col. N. J. Perkin*, principal of presidential candidate. , Seminole High School from 1904 .Corporation, employed by- the This four-man group said Keto 1914, and now visiting hi* Navy Department to conduct a fauver'a “ needle ha* stuck" and brother, B. L. Perkins Sr., in survey of the O*ccola Air Field that It now plana to move In be­ •Sanford, rang ihe hell for Ed la w have completed their studies and HF.PT. I» hind Stevanson end former'Presi­ m who graduated from the school huvo been submitted to the Chief Admission*: dent Truman, If Truman should of ttuieau of Aeronautics of the W in 1909. , ; „ Samuel Fulton (Sanford) campaign extensively for the Dem­ Ed Lone introduced Cul. 1 er- Navy Department, Mrs, Frank Mehane (Sanford) WASHINGTON)* — The govern-* ocratic ticket. Earlier, at Madi­ kins, who left Sanford in 1914 Selection of the Osceola Field Mr*. W. G. Fleming (Sanford) merit's home financing agencies son, Wfs., the GOP team had ac­ (o become Headmaster and Prin­ as the number one choice, docs Discharge*: took steps today to lower down cused Kefauver o f making "I p. cipal ol Fork Union Military Aca­ not necessarily mean that the Mr*. Jack Alexander and baby boy payment* and cu*u credit for conrtsponilble" statement* about dademy at Fork Union, Va. Sanford Naval Air Station will (Sanford) OVIEDO—One hundred and thhr. ■trurtion of housing. pressed farm Income and the El­ Col. Perkin* served the school move to that site since further Hamilton Lavcy (Sanford) tren parent* and teacher* gath­ senhower administration attitude for 19 year* and then retired. studies have already l*eeu mad* McDonald Carraway (I’ alatka) ered at the Memorial building . Four specific action* were annbmiced hy the While House. They toward tho rural electrlficaUoa Lane told the Sanfonl Kiwanis hy Airways Engineering Corpora­ Verna Drown (Sanfonl) Friday evening to welcome the arc designed mainly to stimulate program. Club yesterday "I am happy to tion and a study hy a survey SEPT. :• new teachers of the Ovledfl School the low-cost housing field. Thl* i have ihe privilege of Introducing team from the Sixth Naval Dis­ Kefauver, In tha midst of what Admissions: MRS. BYRON STEPHENS and ta welcome back tn those is wh.it wa* duns: — the principal of Ihe school from trict is underway. the Denotata have billed aa a Gertrude Jones (Oviedo) who returned thl* year. which I graduated 47 year* ago. "truth-telling" campaign, w-a hi 1. The Federal Houllng Ad* Willie Mae Collins (Sanford) Congressman ltarlong said that .Mya. John-DuJa and Mrs. Roy Col. Perkin* »a!d “ I spent ten ’ Mrs. Harry Wilson (Sanford) tVeisenharger, room mothers for niiidayf.Mon’ tu t from 7* to a per ••The Sanford Atr Button urn* Federal, nil )-- -A eV #h — ------------ -Inn., last night whsre of the happiest year* of my lire c u t Vue minimum down payment he said that Eisenhower “ began Blrtha: found to be too umntl for mar­ the eleventh and twelfth grade*, on homos appraised at 19.000 or of the Emplnymw.f*«*r»Ire were here in Sanford.” the betrayal of the American Baby Girl Wilaou ginal safety, In th# feasibility rc pi vaunted at n nlaclliig held *1 assisted by the mother* of their The retired school principal re. lea*. On a (9,000 house this would the Chamber of Commerce yel- farmer the minute he s poointed Baby Girl Collin* respective grade* and Mr*. T. L. lower tho down payment hy $180. Veulrd that lie came to Sanford report*." Discharges: terday tn plan a survey that U Eire Taft Benaoo aa secretary o f However, ha said that use of Lingo Ji-., hospitality chairman, by boat in 1904. went to Orlando 2. The Federal Home Loau being made of thl* area to de- agriculture.’ ’ Mr*. George Dague (Sanford) had charge of the wonderful cov­ the O-weola Field was up for u (then the county seat) to take Dorothea Raye Stephens— an­ Bunk Board boosted Ihe burrowing tcrmlnn tho possibility of re-open­ Vice President Nixon carried his the cjaminallon for school prin­ feasibility study to determine other Tampa wnman who battled Mri. Robert Newman and baby ered dish Hopper that began at 7 limitation of member institutions ing l)in employment service office fight for th* Republican tlckot girl (8anford) p. m. cipal, and then stayed here until whether or not the field can be the *amet ype of Illness a* Babe VISITING HOURS: deeper into the Pacific Northwest Mr*. Jaitie* Partin, president, In older to Improva the capacity here, used u* a major Navy Air Field. Zahar Ia*, ami with the same type 1014. Private Roonta 11 w.m. — u p m. played a twin-bill that evening— of savings and loan and other Airways Engineering Corporation Truman Carter of the Bureau of today with a pitch for the EUcnA Kd Lane recalled that “ the of courage—died yesterday after­ Semi-Private Room* 2 p.m.—4 p.m. (crving a* pre»ldcnt of the P-TA home financing instiutluns to meet Employment Security in Washing­ hower administration's “ partner^band played ami the crowd* wax­ was employed by tho Navy De­ noon at her home. 7 p.m. — D p.m. to welcome tiic guest* ol honor; the ddmond for mortgage loan*. ton Ulkrd to tho group to out­ •hip” power policy. ed as Col. Perkin* left Sanford partment to mako the further Mr*. Stephens was 49. She was Pediatrics 11 a.m. — 8 p.m. also, being a guest of honor (or Under the new ruling, each In­ line the criteria that must b* He said In a speech prepared for Unofficial information the wife of Byron Stephen*, a for Jacksonville and hi* po*t in study. stitution may borrow up to 13(4 met If the Sanford office Is to delivery at Nampa, Idaho, that reaching The Sanford Herald re member of The Tribune art de­ (parents nnd/or grannilparmta the orraslon. Mrs. Partin returned Virginia In 191L"________ only) tn the school a* teacher of the Per cent of its capital stock, Tho receive support from tho Federal only by “ a partnership of federal veals that UsccoU continues to partment and a*«lstant Rahhan of Obstrcths.— According tn sc- fourth grade after an absence of old Imitaion win 10 per cent. budget. Carter said that he was state and local resources, and be the "number one field.” Egypt Temple Shrine. As one of several years a* n teacher a 3. Tho Federal National Mort­ sure that the standards wer* private enterprise .can the prob­ Tho Navy survey team, po**i the Ladles of Egypt Temple's connotation and no visitors during though she has served a* giil*’ gage Assn., FNMA, In effect, well known to those making tho lem of power development be eoiv* feeding of babies. bly working out of the Jackson Divan, she was widely known In athletic director for the past two raised tho price It will pay for survey, but he was anxious to do ed properly," He contended that (Continued On Page Twelve! Southern Shrine circles. year*. She formerly taught the mortgages by 1 per cent, In ef­ all he could to assist in tha what he called the Democratic Seh had been 111 for many first giade and started many fort to provide more fund* for planning. He added that his pro- program of "single-shot federal month* at her home, 494 Severn Oviedo young*ter* off on their builders and buyers. scnce indicated advanced Interest development for all projects . . . Ave., Davis Island*, and had un­ >rho»l career. 9 LOS ANGELES tfl - A liquor on Hie part uf the national office will not work because it cennot 4. The FNMA also agiced to dergone several operation*. Her After being introduced W. II. store clerk wa* hit In the back tap all these Immense resoutam." good spirits during her sickness DeShaio, tho new principal id tho issue udvuiirc commitment* to amt their recognition of the re­ with a steel-tipped hunting arrow buy home mortgage* at prlcus commendations of Tom Lawton won her manv friends. Uviedo School, from llumbolt, shot front a crossbow last night manager of the Orlando office ot National Kid* Day will be ob­ Term , gave a brief talk on hi* more favorable to the seller. Grew Up At Hanford and U in critical condition. Tho agency alio Is raising the the State Employment Sendee. Mrs. Stephen* was horn In served in Sanford Saturday morn­ background before coming to The 10-inch arrow came whis­ The Sanford Klw*nl* Club yesFrom the Tallahassee offlct price paid for mortgage* from 03 tling through an open rear door «r lerday approved a Joint meeting Waycro**, (In.. July 21. 1907. She ing from 9 to It when, tree m ►fir* Oviedo to assume the (|utie* for­ (Continued On Page Twelve) with the Sanfonl Rotary Ctuh to will be shown (o all chi Wren of moved during infancy to Sanford, merly held hy F. S. (inlcllel, now Ihe <torc anil tlrurk Wiliam t . hear Congressman A. S. “ Syd” where she grew up with Byron Seminole County who have been supervising principal of Seminole Allen. 20, below the shoulder. Herlong when he visits Sanford on Stephens, to whom she was mar­ Invited to see the feature ami County. pa»*ed through hi* body and pro­ Oct, 22. ried shortly after her graduation four comic* planned for the Na­ The new principal then intro, An Altamonte Spring* Negro Is truded from hi* chest. It is believed that all of the from high school. The couple tionwide observance. dneed (he teacher* a* follows: In the Winter Park Memorial m Allen, who wa* alone, staggered Sanford civic organizations have The Sanford Kiwanis Club ar­ Hospital, reportedly in critical bill! the street nod hailed II pass­ hern invited to participate in the made Sanfonl home ha»c during ranged for the frre movies through Mr*. K. A. Sexton, lurmerly MU* |Ernestine French, returning a* condition, after being shot by an­ ing friend, George Dercnla, 22. joint meeting to hear the Con­ the years when Stephen*, accom­ the manager of the Rita Theatre panied by his wife, made d i ­ .teacher of the first grade! Mis* other Negro of Altamonte Springs. At Alien'* urging, Dcrcnia with­ gressman. grams and traveled with the Flor­ in SAnford, E. Kimbrough. Governor Lovett, 81, whose con­ drew the arrow, rauslng severe Dans for the location of the ida Sate Exhibit. They moved to Alto, A. L. Wilson, president Dorothy Rice, also returning a* teacher of the second grade; Mr*. dition was given by hospital at. hemorrhaging. auditorium where Congressman Tampa in DU*. of Ihe lanfotd Kluani* club, re. Walter A. Teague, returning tachas this morning ai “ tha Deputies summoned hy Herema Herlong will speak have not yet Mrs. Stephens In her girlhood vealed that children will be given teacher of the third grade; >M same," was shot by Joe Green, said they found a steel crossbow, been revealed. free ice cream and comic books. James Partin, fourth grade (Continued Oa Page Twelve) 27. of Altamonte Springs who gave roeknl and loaded with another girl*’ roach; Mrs. W. II. DcSImzo, himself up at the home ot Condor arrow, lying behind a hedge a newcomer, fifth Grade; Mr*. Merritt. • no.* an alley from the rear of J. K. Windham, returning Thi- -hooting took plar# near Ihe liquor store. Four arrows *lmteacher ot the sixth graJc; midnight, according to Sheriff J. 9 liar tn the one that hit Allen lay J. M. Staley, returning a* seventh L. Hobby's office. In a bo\ nearby, they said. grade homeroom teacher and First reports nt the shooting No attempt was male to rob teacher of *onte high school rob came from the Winter Park Me­ the store, the deputies said. Jccts; Mias l*ii* Ruddcll, morial Hospital which was follow, Allen was unable to offer *ny ing a* eighth grad* room ttarhrr ed by a call to the Seminole erplanatlon for the shooting. and teacher of high achool County Sheriff's oflfce from Green aujects. who had gone to the home of Con­ L. ft. Blankenship, replacing dor Merritt. Prole-ror Richards as ninth grade Jo* Green it now being held In room leather and science teacher; the Seminole County Jail on an Mi** Kathleen Watt, of Cncaota“ open charge" pending th* out­ f U)S ANGELES 01—The United lia. Pa., a newcomer, eleventh come of Governor Lovett'* condi­ 7 Steelworker* convention yester­ grade room teacher and tion. day endorsed Democrat* Adlsl school subjects; Mrs. G. Sheriff's Deputies are continu­ Sleven»nn and Kites Kefauver. Smith, returning as t • n t h ing their Investigation into the ■hnnilHif tnuimm* Wa jlalwlle wwm Somr 3.500 delrbates representgrade room teacher ami high Ing 1* 10.000 members unanlmou*. school English; and Professor ]y adopted a resolution to that Paul Mikler, returning a* twelfth grade room teacher, history teach­ effect. President David J. McDonald er ami boys' athletic director. told Stevenson that his unionists Also, Mrs. Carolyn C. Ander­ son, of Mars Hills, N. C., were “ 99 per cent" for the Demonew music director; Professor Mi. erstir ftandard-bearer*. chsel Fisher, returning a* hand U Stevenson spoke to the conven­ director; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn J. tion by telephone from Wash­ Nealy, custodians; Mr*. Blanche ington and drew loud applause at Tirtin, Mrs. A. T. CartJedge and be accused the administration of * Mrs. W. G. Wietmon, lunrh room breach of faith on the Taft-Hartley supervisor*. Art, the NLRB and the minimum Gene Nunnelly of Sanford, sang MR. AND MRS. PRICE GOODSON on thtir way from R wage. Ill* voire was card'd over several number* accompanied by « public address system. Mrs. Farmer also of Sanford at dip ut the l#!«ch. Thin lively couple atvel in the feet that McDonald assured Stevenson “(IRANDROPS BROUGHT u* all down in a big plane," proffers Miss Karen Tideman, who the piano. Miaa Nunnelly also lead at a young 72 and 70, respectively, they have learned that the union would five him monetary •* well aa manpower with little brother Eddie and mother, Mrs Edward Tideman, has Just snived to vfslt the member* and guests in group to swim and enjoy thii aquatic eport all through the season. (Staff hoto) tinging. her parenta-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Etnar Tldemgn of D« Bary. (Staff Photo) ■uppfft. 19W 5HS*Graduale Osceola N o . 1 Choice Introduces Former For N e w N A S Location |# Principal At Club Hospital Notes •v ★ ★ Former Resident Mrs. B. Stephens Dies In Tampa Store Clerk H it By Steel-Tipped , Hunting Arrow Kiwanis, Rotary Clubs Will Hear Herlong O c t. 22 ★ ★ ★ Residents Gather Steps Taken To Low er Friday To Welcome H om e Dow n Paym ents Oviedo Teachers Employment Office SurveyWill Begin Here Immediately Local Kiddies Will See Free Movies Saturday 9-11 a.m. Altamonte Negro Shot Lost N igh t; Condition Critical Steelworkers Will Support Democrats Weather Additional Local O n Page 12 e �T7 ft R A D IO TELEVISION President T o Speokln Kentucky O c t. 1 Social Security Changes TABEISCTWC jy f 'l * . A s n Eweimnait* la «<U*_ I f , it rpou tor ftT.iur t f C & l d l W « f a ~ « r rf to. r t iw i t f t f Eentacir. Tim V ty. mmanaemt r j fir »* SUM nnt it o t M u * Btannir u> m lien a: tto n. 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Qiamp givae you aatn 1 vitamins,extn flavor—aftd .at no extra cost! 1 �Pare 10 Thun. Sept. 20,1056 THE SANFORD HERALD THE O LD HOME TO W N Selling Cars Does Much For M . Costa HOLLYWOOD (J>) — Iter Job of selling ran has don* wonder* for Mary Cotta. Now Mary I* no ordinary auto aaletjrlrl, at TV vlew*n can Ull you. She’s tho blonde beauty who pltcliei the product on the Climax and Shower of Stan programs. So successful ha* her salesmsn■hip been that the’* now doing her first leading role in a mottle —“ The Dig Caper" opposite Rory Calhoun. "No doubt about It,” Said bright, cheerful Mary, “That TV Joh has done great things for my career in every phase. It hat Im­ proved my acting 100 per cent •mi my tinging at well. On* of the most important thing* 1* that It ha* made me get rid of my Southern accent." Mary I* the pride of Jtnoxvllle. Tenn, and her career waa not ex­ actly flouriihlng before ahe be­ came chief door-opener for the Chrysler Corp. She had dona a few role in pictures, but badn t act the world on fire. When the TV Job cam* up, *h* didn’t think »h* wanted W «* typed a* a commercial girl. Colored News 1* TIIU lOt'NTT JtDOK’ltO 'J S J IX VOIt SKMISULU tO tS T t, LA Itul.Y N ^MUFFSIAN UIIELU.IEU. UMWMH » CHKUITOM To All i rcJltors snJ all parsons having cUlms or JsmanJs again,! You YnV*s»«h of you. srs bsrsbjr noufliil and rsuulrsd to M*” "* any cUlms and demand! which vnu, or (liber of you, mar b*»* aKsinM lh« sslate of Carolyn HoffTiuiti Ur* IIliir. deceased, la is of Ijsm* Inula L’uuntv. Florid* lo lb, Hon. Krncat Houtholdcr, County Judas of Beinlnols County, at his otflc, In ths County Courthouis In Bsnlord. H. minola County. Florida, within eight month* from th« ofttt of tht flrii puhllcalhin of thlt nolle*. Mach claim or demand mini b« In writing snd must etat* ths placs of rcuhlsnca and poit-offlce- addr.,* of ths claimant and muit bs sworn to by ths claimant, hit setnl. or Me attorney, or It Will bscoms void according to law. THM ATLANTIC NATIONAL hank of J acksonville llv: O W. FHAZIEH As Macrutnr of ths lant Will amt Testament of. CAHOLTN HOFFMAN OUELLIER. d»esatsd l Dated September 14, A. D. ISIS Fir,l publication on Septsmbsr 1*. lil t fO H Q U IC K S lR V IC i Big Jacks By ths NAS Main Gats li|4Hn4 U. t him 0««* the did a test for it and now figure* that h*r indifference is what got her the job. She didn’t try to ovcraeli. Her husband, top­ flight film director-writer Frank Taihlln, urged her to accept the assignment as a challenge, Sbe did. *Tvs never beta aorry," she remarked. “ The Job has taught me a0 much about acting. 1 found I had to underplay In commer­ cials; if you try to oversell, the audience aeca right through you." Bv STANLEY With modem home-laundering equipment; and efficient soaps and detergent*, why should a woman be willing to live with anything —clothes or home fur­ nishings— that can't be kept fresh and lovely right in her osra horn* by her owa Inexpensive laundering methods. To protect the surface of an enameled cast iron sink, wash it immediately after uss. The safest cleaning "agent" Is a hot solu­ tion of soap or detergent suds. tant meal of the day, It usually is actually ths most neglected meal In many homes. The Iowa studies demonstrated that the content of the break­ fast U relatively unimportant as ions a* It contains adequate pro­ teins snd calories. Adequate IrsoU aet Generally, I advise a basis It’s Important for everyone to breakfast providing about onehave an adequate breakfast to fourth of the total dally calorie start the day right But It te *s end protein requirements. A peclally Important for schoolehll heavy morning meal, one repre­ dren. A hungry child can't team senting about 40 per cent or so of as well as he should. He te at a the day'e to ta l food intake, definite disadvantage In his rela­ doesn’t Increase efficlenoy during tionship with other youngsters. the late morning hours. Scientific testa conducted by Basle Breakfast the University of Iowa have shown that good breakfast habits A good basic breakfast should are essential for maximum effi­ Include fruit, mUk, cereal Includ­ ciency, both physical and mental, ing oatmeal, whole wheat or en­ riched bread and butter or forti­ during the late morning hours. fied margarine. You can add an letter Attitude* egg three to five times a week. The studies demonstrated that A breakfast such as this doesn't boys aged It to 14 had better take much preparation. Bo, really, attitude* and better grade* fol­ you don't bav* any excuse, do lowing the consumption of an you? adequate breakfast Also, stu­ dents who had a good breakfast turned out mors work, did not V. F.: I have a breast tumor. I tire as easily and were quicker In have been advised to have s their reactions than youngsters biopsy made to determ ine who went to sch ool w ithout whether it U malignant or not. What would you advise? breakfast While many doctors believe Answer; By all means have this that breakfast te ths most lmpor test performed. S ISIS. XI** raatins I radical*. Im. ROUND SERVICE Ulpll p.u. t« ItlW JO H N N Y lO H G P £ N JOHNNY WHO IS ALSO ENOUGH0ORN, PECANS fe THE WINNINGl ST 4 jo ck ey o f y all -m e when ■ .1 ? ME PASSE P ilw S ip OORPOY -'■V R/CNARPS' MARK CHUCK LB. T-BONE or SIRLOIN JANE WILSON Sirloin “ ■ Steak 69c Pie? 59 Hamburger 3 LBs- $ 1.0 0 MONARCH 2 LBS, DELUXE LB. (H .E0 45c Coffee 97< 3os: a n s DOG FO O D < «P I M VIUOIAKU USTARD ™R 2J L for Zd C , GREENS 2 1c CANS M A N Y O T H E R BARGAINS C O M E S E E US P a rra m o re G ro ce ry (HOME OWNED * OPERATED) 1219 FRENCH AVE. COR W. 18th S t PHONE 910 — WE DELIVER White knee-high nylon* offer cool comfort in hot weather for white uniforms on the Job. And they arc also fine for girls who wear white for graduation. THE 46-1E A P OLP VET >E /N HtG 8 0 TH CONSECUTIVE YEAR O F R/P/NG, MAP ME F/RET tY/NNER /Y 1927 IVAE JOCKEY CHAMP 3 T/MEG, ANP 6 & PEERENT VEARE ME MOUNTS WON OYER A M/UtON. both the Kook and the music. It doesn't have to be two-year-run Broadway material, hut it should be good enough to lest thruugh Saturday night. And this one, this ‘ Hie Lord Don't Play Favor­ ites" Just wain.'t. What ere you going to say about ■It?" “ Well," said Harcourt, "I—" ITS THE OLD B A R N .... good," Henrietta said “ I liked Kay Starr, and Dick IIay me* really wa* very good. But why did they bury Busier cKaton’ s wonderful deadpan? Ami they didn't let LouU Armstrong really do his stuff except for that ono time." 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R E G U L A R $119.50 N A T I O N A L L Y A D V E R T IS E D F O A M RUBBER M ATTRESS A N D BOX * T O a a SPR IN G C O M P L E T E S E T f / 7 * M U G O O D Q U A L I T Y IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R E S S A N D B O X S P R IN G 5 YEAR G U A R A N TEE LE G S F R E E 17 F O O T C A R P E T IN G BY B AR W IC K M IL L S B E A U T I F U L S E L E C T IO N O F P H IL IP P IN E R A T T A N - P R IC ED T O F I T A N Y B U D G E T ._ ._______ SEE O U R U R G E S E L E C T IO N O F S O U D M A P LE & C H ER R Y & W AL­ N U T B ED R O O M - D I N I N G R O O M . A N D L I V I N G R O O M S U IT ES $ 3 4 .9 5 TURNIPS 3 J OF 4, 870. 2 P IEC E S E C T I O N A L W IT H L O O S E F O A M RUBBER C U S H IO N S Steak 59c Roast 37c FLA G open dally A b u d ir NEW YORK 0?) — lUrcourt BEAUTY REPAIR Job No. 1 Hemenway, the television critic, falls to the heir as days grow snapped oit the set after observ­ shorter. ing “ The Lord Don't Play Favor­ It is time for a new permanent ites," the first Producers’ Show­ wave, new hair dye, hair treat­ case offering of the season on ment* or a new hair etyl* to com­ ABC-TV and asked his wife Hen­ rietta, “ What did you think?" plement new fall fashion*. It was a rhetorical question be­ Women who play the glamor role are interested fa short-cut* cause he knew what Henrietta t.v charm — no more alx-hour thought. But she, a loyal wife, suasions In the beauty parlor. replied, “ Good title. Wretched They want » beauty aesslon to ahow." Hnrcourt mulled over the word glamorize them In no more time, "wretched" and regretfully dis­ than It lakes to tnake'a beautiful enke. These days thsy can find missed it as a trine strong for reviewing purposes. the answers lo thrlr charm prob­ “ You know what I think?" lem* at home or In a beauty Henrietta's question was rhetori­ anion in a jiffy. cal too, for she continued, "I llnir may t« eoiar-tlntet nt think that these days n Wl-mlnhome wiih it sliampj* or given u utc television show has to be good fuel drr job In the beauty parlor, enough for Broadway. I mean all in Jiffy time. Hairdos are more canin'., rm.y nil — Ideal for the girl who rely* be shaped In the beauty Salon in I on the home permanent. such n way that they an? easier Most people who permanentto care for nt home. wave their hair nt home enjoy llnir treatments are packaged a dual session with girl friend. for homo use so that n busy Mom or daughter. So that each housewife mey d* household permanent* the other's hair. A chores ns the treatment goes to gab fest Is in order while the work on her head. Or an experi­ hair undergoes its transforma­ enced operator may give her an tion. excellent treatment while she If you are experimenting with catches tip with correspondence n hnme permanent for the first or the latest novel. time, be sure to read directions. Even home permanent wave You should have a faint Idea too lime has been shortened. One of vour hnir texture. Is It dif­ manufacturer claims wave lotion ficult to wave or easy to wave? that cuts winding time in half. The results you gel from your Re that as It may, there Is no kit are entirely dependent on doubt that even this chore of the how you size up your hair, anil permanent wave ha* been made whether you follow Insl ructions pleasurable whether you wind carefully. There are special kits twenty or forty curt*. top for different textured hnir, lo Predictions for fall are that If one wave does not seem satis­ hair will be softly wared, If et factory, you might try another, VELVET TOUCH Touches of elegance In the new fashions are even more welcome when It's practical elegance, ai In the case of tha new washable velvet-like trimmings. It's an opu­ lent-looking rayon weave avail­ able in edging and applique motifs of varied design to touch up tubbalde suits, dresses, and separate*. With trim *o wnshable, the gar­ ment can go In and oqt of soap or detergent suds and help your wardrobe go through the summer easy-eare way. By Alan M o v m TO P JO C K * MttUN N. BUNMUN, IL t . WITH tht kid* back In school again, maybe you should pay a little more attention to their breakfast*. Furthermore, alnca this U National Better Breakfast Uonth, 1 cant think of a better Unje to discuss the subject With 15.00 Order CAR HOP Radio-TV Highlights G ood Breakfast H elps K eep Students A lert O X Y D 0 l'-« 2 9 c l»6 9 c A ll k in d s sandwich*!, ■hakes, soft drinks, all pop* ular brands of cold bser. Beauty Repair Job Number One Falls T o Hair FA M O U S BRAND N A M ES s M E N G L E • W IL LE T T • E N G U N D E R • S E A L Y • S ER T A • R E S T O N IC • S O U T H E R N CROSS • U.S. K O Y L O N • SPRIN G A IR • B R A D S T O N R A T T A N • D A V IS C H E R R Y • M T . A IR Y • B R E N H A R D T • ’ D A Y S T R O M • B R O Y H I L L • B AS SETT • I N T E R N A T I O N A L A N D KAPREN « T H A Y E R • M A R S H A LL B E R R Y ’S (O a h sk w A S L »1V (D h c o u n L FURNITURE 901 W . First St Phone 1687 4 /> �e J. E . Sharkey Boasts G o o d Life AHOY THESE? Register, Vote - Fulfill Yoer Obligatioi As American Citizea T» Lai t*e tr * b — s t a r u ;. « t M oj-L a. U i >*es taxriad if*s » « r n si ltc*-4£ isafit u*-« * a i nito * - 1 ' cared < ih a e e< E a c i « '» Retail Trade The Sanford Harold A ccording to the teed css* us, almoat ‘ ^ " 9/MfiOO paof/U Mrs (M r W ag, ta whok or fa put, from layidjM iat fa rtoaffiag.' Thia — t — retail trade oat of the biggest * ^ -^ 3 ® ! *f an baafaaaaaa. At tb* aaau tin*. neat retell sUtas c o o - ___ _ stitate aeafl b ah aa idatura*. T9* C— a _ Bureaa atoo tafia aa that, of t9* apprm imatefy 1,720,000 fadfrfdaal atoraa, about U / / )J * A r i ffeem do a s aaanal baafnaaa of u.u. w , tvmxv*. Leaders Set New Car hr bc* r u n • in e rt to h n . <«•. Aeaty.t Aatorkaa aotoowfafla aaaouiact a r m hare < vASHCCGTCn r - t v *>rrkootdonc thcmacirao b y prododn# car* with «•»«. to U eattoeu are ne« »athnorc ipoail. more pkfcsp power, more gad- o«t to Laedes te dtoe»> tie Saez f«ta aad rreo more comfort than anyon* rrid* ac*to*t a ««rtabae*an»«d really neoda under uaoal drfrfog conditlooj. r|CT *.i^ So w they are beginning to face the fact iTad ta aar that ft takea a lot of gMM to run Lheae %<, , b» prtu-im tar peace amazing motorixad creaturw, and they by tie I'shad Sutei ami otVri are concentrating oa bow to cat the fuel eon- k*,# kept the l*d ar tb* badcai •araptioa, 1**tdJto ta n p«c That'. a food idea fipm the cuitotner^a!. ■ ^ point of riew. But i H u n f rxm lf utttoX ..vrve tv have an even more baak idea on the »ub* ».t^ e i7 ^ aau4alucd Jtoj » ject of car economy— a cheaper, alight!/ aad taitotto* that atowd7 u i«ax •mailer car. The erase for bigger, more pow- ta tell her haw u na « aatou erful (and more expert*he) can loarae them!tWy WUA u cool, but the tiny foreign-made can aren’t •rll*io *rr*8e* ^*’ e *al1 ««0 , d tw . ”” Thfl-irouM lO u • w thit c o ,t iI k . to Ul ^ own and ojwrate aad ia email enough to be'j/ tbtr* are aay Hmsiti Egypt more eaaily parked and maaoorerod than via get tuaiaa http, t v Bwthe standard big type, bat aleo U roomy !*hsa uid "votoBtam** wight enough and durable enough for the cob, •taat daily nemli of the family. Manufacturer* who have made a few geaturce toward eucb a .design a n finding that the result* sell. It may taka a little kmger, though, for them to accept the fact that a long sleek object which will goom at 100 mile* an hour is not the heart's desire of every American. • * Indonesian Rhinos Becoming Extinct protected by tV Dutch bw arm " i . I ” ? ' , 1,1” Ik*/ *»ulda*t step levukfe poach. !^ 7 a u » chUS at thsvstertnarv ,f8" ^M tof tho roMtvs le ssnrlee. n t o te bed M W s to r tV « * *b« P « « t V r* ground up sad U n ta sst U elrTn m b BtoalHag fa as tntarycfaa la which there fa rooai apteaty for atoraa of m ry >iu and *--------------------------------------kind—froai the bfgx**t chain ayatud-to the f ■ * ksvtof euly sac barn Instead to ; tw orisst II *MI packs a IH-ta* • pane* wfcsa tally gnaws. Ag the tars to tbe century te . Tjtosdak - Rhino liver - wattI are Java you soaMnt aao tb* tree* ■■■*’ • ~ MH IM A J The wheels ol buslnaes and industry iU0e turned faster and faster throughout our history—all American* have mowed etaecatmow ante* ahead—because of the hope for a fair rwturn, nar toe par ween im tfrote n.to a fair profit. Mro tee toe Wrote* <m» r**r re lift IIU* No other people in all history have m*d* iibsrr **Um *. cart* at tbashs. r*s*leti»*s * a at ssueteinateat fee tee h >h m »f riM ti such rapid end substantial prograee aa wa m i m tfcaros* fer at rooster sevsttids* rate*, Americana working with the enterprise eyePage 4, Tbunday, Ssptsmbsr 20, 19M them-the profit and lose system. The pattern for progress In this country has been; fafr profits for mors invastmant fa batter tool* for greater production ta lass time for highar living standards. •- _ . ? £ / * * * • Hsga*. tie ro t *3d fad o! tb* c{ K ttm . H* became fnrnd *ad ea-Sdi* ai reck « t » t e » * e « at Uj»7 T zj U st V t« * P « : « a - Gf-j-.i*. Briand. Aai'-ea fhaaStr. •» Be,** be nssarked"T raa u beaitdil- Asd *kat -a ace* iSfw taat today tias tbet C0E*j-ei tas< vac vr»-5 u c i tuert real Mi.’ k q lUcnC*; *ad *cbh**tj, b a l l a : ; t i.kc a : t u d !<*•*• Liza a ll—--»i iaav. Eat me*: repoftef* ta * 1ke r t jc r j-'i c t i/ in tie B f * * -.Vi a d ip e s to c rv y .rx t. asd I u i a t t j i c o i , M ia i / w u l - SMe by IB a it t lii' bs2et. tad9 M , ' be kLd- "I sever !>_iu a V u t « tr» d*«k ead itskj u, ter fiV ■ ic>-»tlbfly. 8 *t s did M .'n a f j •« affect i x j e l 57 a case. 1 i j s r u n u : e a cast ccoif tc a bhter «*d." Thee* eas3tr>*—Fraact. B«t. SOB, bs: ecu fcr »ocaJ p m ’- f t ” Start*j. hardier tiaa be seen*, f.z B »od Grtere—cff'rfaf’ y ban. c-vcred nova, rtstlk a i, aad rev- ored Skarkey for tV h«e*:T tl cfotoc* m Korea. Irelaad. Greece ki» d.ipafebei. With bin cr- moit ol hit / nrotl • **» bii v-J< B*». l r . Butte. la ’ MO be t n u c l a:rJu S.- trire. d ts to lta l of ore cl V iyi 5 ra il of.ic»ri. terJ tor 2S day* ;a a boacar with ‘ Sbe hid bert je th f a <J;e*kW Bntitb troop* la CO b*.o» taro •wither to i n a »cosp oe Ada. relug** oork. Wbea iht died t Kslehak** »b or-*f ptas to **t up Fee mswthj ifo . Sharkey tearcheda WSi!* Banian geveraxtst. be­ sB'.il he fr.^d hi* Greek gstera. fore be | « hi* stary bt had t J puli men dee^rtuac — the Ks^ht'i oa; bit putai to tfifisade a R-*- Cron cl *J»« Order ol tb? H^y uaa droshky driier who h-d de­ Sepulchre “ I pst that ero** ca her hr*j,i nied to rob him. **1 caught the la*t trair Out ol • hta ihe ••* buried," he uid, Omik.' he laid ' And Kolchak -b erjsie I tee* it asaid pl?u« “ 1 caught the la»t train os*, el her." The old bub »ho bad aniva^ caste does to tell ~c jvodiy, and tie Beat <2*y the Bvlshavtsts thotuandi ol yeiterfaj’ * gr*«! stJ# lice,-* u t ia •ilence the.* »'.o-.* executed him. After the firrt eortd aar. Shar­ »;th fcii memorie* oi the jtjr* key covered tr> iBte-tutioaal rca* rhea he lurched the verid for fereace* at Waihxtten Gen.a. truth, ahicb i* beastiloL I f fMB2W psraom 4a wA * * * * * tad j of the balk* tb * oar way tottf* to main- For example, fa tae I W OrngmaJoBal eUction tody U /M ortte reprvetrted the dUUntKM, oataide the aouth. between the Democratic aad MapaUina total for Hoorn members. Ia tfck a m election Senates Bender Ut, Ohio) was elected by a margin o f $041 rotae -ieee than an average of one vote for each predact la the rtaU. Benaton (fMabomj (D , Wyo.) won by 4.M2 voice; Cnee OL, Jf, J.) by tflb - Snbagtr CD. Ores.) by M *2; and Murray (D , McrnL) by l* m Ja 1962, Feafdaot Kieeafv/eer carried T----- 1" by M *7 roUa and Adlai Sterentoo led to Kawlueky by only 700. The late Senator Taft fM'/Okio) wea tiecUd to the Senate ia 1944 by fewer than 8.000 vote*— lea* than on* per precinct. In 1910, Michigan elected O/vemor Jleooea Wflliam*, a Democrat, by 1.1SI rotae lea* than aa average otta for each three precinct*. Keemtiy Frank Church itoet Glen Taylor by 20 vote* for the LtotwxraUc Senatorial anmlnetlna ia Idaho. And Lyndon Johnson Of Texae, tbe preaent Democratic leader, wa* elected to the Senate in 1949 by an 87-vote margin Thia explains why hi* friend* »ometfmee refer to him a* -Landslide Lyndon." These figures are brought out to ahow the voter* here that each vote count*. There ere important election* coming up la November on the national, state and fecal Janie—each one of them demanding the full support of every qualified voter by the pasting of hi* ballot. It la only through tb* democratic privilege TV sad Ceseva. where be repsctsg Israel tad Jordan kosp sheeting up each other's border outvotts. Prom time to time Israeli* and ggyptton* gat to o scrap. Some etewent* to Iran have nto forgotten her treatment by tb* Western world whoa she national­ ised the IHtteb-centrolled ell In­ dustry. leudi Arabia «U1I U proved at Brittle for her selturo of the Buralmi Oasis, which bonters the BriUsh protectorate of Onsa. The Forcible oceupatJcm came after it appeared oil might be fouaJ, al­ though the British dented oil had Detective's Widow T o Enter Police Training School as orsolute n i p am asefly •*Pact Thia saltoel tjtotoy rotated I* the Afriasa (ortlU Is ealy found HOU8TON, Te*. (A*i — Mrs. *•. “ ■ * £ * * • ;. _ T***? Jimmie Schultes, 2tl. whose detec­ tive husband wa* killed In tbe Una af duty, ha* passed the oral examination for entering police training school, Robert Rrhultea, a Tice Squad detective, was shot to death white Investigating a disturbance at n bar last month. Sidney Hughes, city civil ser­ vice director, said Mrs. Bchuitea sod the oral cu m “with flycolors.” She still must pass tho physical elimination. b ta tb n ab g r e a te st “ Roberts and I talked it over MUMMER XRAMON EVER before ho ores shot and agreed 1 TALLAHASSEE (API-State should apply,” sbe said. “ I am Budget Director Harry Smith mors determined now than over says tag revenues fee the first te ho an officer. | want te fal­ two months to the buslnaes year low la his footsteps.” -------------------- By BENNETT CERF--------------------RIVING EAST across the continent, TV writer Hal Kamer D pasted > roadside bartecu» that advertised "genuine whanbergen." Kanter itopped to find out *hat a whamfcergtr waa. “ Darned if I know," ad­ mitted their o r i g i n a t o r , “ but. brother, how they Frozen Food S p oilage D uring Power Failure seta* to e power feOBf*. Health Emergency Planning T m U by tb* Deportment tolOffic* to the Public Health Senagrteulturo tadiente that frozen i n ad nan that you keep freezers sat eouer for shout th m dnrs. where else. Such power faOarae seldom U*t White addition of dry ice Is autre than a few hours nt tb* adTtaabtrto keep the foods fromost But ia case to disaster, sen, ordinary ice can be used If such as floods, tornadoes or bur- nothing better is available. Another sign that intrigued Kanter was one planted in the middle ol the vast, trackless Nevada detert northeast ol Las Vegas. “Remember," It wsmed. “PoslUvely no swimming allowed «*ithin 309 feet c l the highway,” ^S^H a * t\ ll f? ,T ■ ' ^ Jto • j «1 \ _ ■ |k f 1 ; ^ 30^ 3 0 ^ 7 ■■ [ jf e s 1 ' V^^~rrr*iTiii ~ ^ “1 A newly married *oo.:y Vito lasisttd upon cooking nt least oat dinner lor hsr husband. It vraa s strange-toelUag ten ro c tion she served up, but ha' waa dead gams about it "It’s wonderful dear," he fibbed gallantly, -but you better wnt* YOU'RE T ELL I NG -S y WIUIAM Sm — Central P ru t tVrltrr RACKETEERS ate shaking 'em down for protection. »tnl! owners tn Mexico City's tine'?*market have complained to po­ lice. Sounds like it might be loo “hot" a case for even the cop* to handle. ME! ored sport shirts It begins to look at though the white-collar v.orker hut temporarily been replaced by the teehnlcolUrcd non-worker. firoa-fuay rxuif be flipping. TAi* MoefA'e best sAotre ore la be eccu In Chicago and San AifrA A'uy tag* maple IA, Francisco. rarkrf boye ar* IboAniy, Mot for honor, b«f a donor among fAtcrrs. There n e e d n 't o la re rs ho «re A full freeser will keep foods member, the cellular structure of trasen longer than will o h which foods Is ruptured. Consequently, is nearly empty. The froaen foods frown foods deteriorate much themselves help serve as a tem­ more rapidly after they thaw out porary refrigerant and detoy tb* than do fresh foods temperature rise. You can preserve these thswlng foods by canning, cooking, smok­ ing or salting w here there’ s sm oke , h tow ld ho D a v y Crockett n e ve r d id w s « r (wet o te m p o ig n d y e r . I 1 2 w c e e n ik in c a p , claim s a n In g lith Some Mexican Indian tribes, his to ria n . H a w csuld h a possibly according to a travel took, live in huts built in tree tops. The man at the next desk says that* Wuh so many of our pals on living tho high life—inexpen­ Vacation and sporting gslly-col- sively. laowf D. V.: 1 am thinking of painting my baby's furniture. Is there any paint that Is lead-free? 1 am afraid be might get lead poison­ ing from the paint Answer: Practically all enamels now ased for Interiors of houses C Choosefromoneof 3locations In Beautiful LOC H N EW YORK UP—Vine eat A s te r I I I inaififliti plftns ta ImiM o Tg-m UUow-delUr ' a l l y -w lth to a « R y ” aa fashtoaihla P a rk Avenue. A gleam ing, tostary M etal ado glass skyscraper will form the Jto art to tbs bustoas* davslspm swt , 1 9 protect w ill taclade a sunk* * gardtoL ahsps, rostaaraats, b a a k , g s n p a a nd a haltesptev laadiag ARBOR COMPLETE STOCK OF NEW ISM CHRYSLERS and PLYMOUTHS. ALL BODY STYLES AND COLOR8 Ask about our easy installment on the initial 90% down payment, while your poying for your lot we will be fle d to make available to you our plan library and help arrange for financing. s^lbNUte C'Pkttly* )v Corner W . Crystal Drive ft Lake Mary Blvd. Phone 1504 “THE BEST FOR LESS" C O M M E R C IA L and P A L M E T T O SAN FOR D P H O N E S 47 or 3043 4 �THE SANFORD HERALD Thurfl. Sept. 20, 1088 Pag# 5 S o c ia l fc v & n iii Calendar TB U U D A Y The Junior Choir will have th«ir rehearsal and fellowship at lha First Presbyterian Church al 3:45 p.m. The Youth Choir of the First Presbyterian Church will practice at the church at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Fred B. Fisher will conduct the morning devotions over W TRn, Sinford, at 1:10 a.m. The Ladies Aid of the Luth■ran Church of the Redeemer will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Hostesses will be Mr*. John Scnkarik and Mrs. Henry Thura ton. Kindergarten registration at the Educational Building of the Pres* byterian Church from 9 a.m. until noon. FRIDAY The W.M.U. of iho First Rap. Wsl Church will meet at 2:00 p.m. for a business meeting and at 2:30 for installation of officers. The Rev. Fred B- Fisher will conduct the morning devotions over \VTRR, Sanford, at « ‘30 a.m. Sanford Naval Officers Wives Club luncheon to ba held at the B.O.Q. at 1:00 p.m. Kindergarten registration at the Educational Building of the Pres­ byterian Church from 9 a.m. until noon. SATURDAY The Dencndnblr Class of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mra. W. B. Kirby Monday evening for their month­ ly business and social meeting. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. John Schlrerd Jr. and the Devotional given by Mr*. J. H. Nicholson, who chose as her topic “ Commit Myself’ taken from "The Methodist Women’ This was followed by a prayer Sira. John Schlrard Jr. read “ Why Young People Are Neces­ sary", after which monthly i ports were given. The Nominating Committee, composed of Mrs, R. W. Herron, Mrs. Cyril Butner, and Mrs. Nancy Brock, presented the fol lowing officers for the coming year: Mra, John Schlrard Jr. president; Mrs. W. B. Kirby, vice-president; Mrs. V, L. Smith, treasurer; Mre. P. H. Lansing, secretary, Mra. M. H. Wyatt, teacher. All of these were un anlmoualy elected. tt was announced that Prayer meeting will be hid at McKinley day evening and nest month's meeting will hsld at McKinley Hall, at which time the newly elected officers will lie ' installed. A delirious salad was served, with cracker* and coffee, to the following members: Mrs. M, H. Wyatt, Mrs. J. A. Wright, Mr*. J. H. Nicholson. Mra. Nancy Brock, Mr*. IL B. McCall, Mrs. R. W. Herron, Mrs. R. G. Wil­ liams, Mr*. P. 11, Lansing, Mrs Cyril Butner, Mr*. J. M. Leon­ ard, Mre. John Schlrard Jr„ and Mrs. C. L. Wallis. Tha R.A.'s of the Firat Baptist will meet at the Churth at 9:30 a.mMONDAY Kindergarten Registration at lha Educational Building of the Pres­ byterian Church from 9 a.m. un­ til noon. Regular meeting of tha Friend­ ship League of the Congregational Christian Church will be held at the home of Mrs. W. W. Lin* at Silver Lake, at 3 p.m. TUESDAY Kindergardrn Registatlon at tho Educational Building of the Pres­ byterian Church from 9 a.m. un­ til noon. The Anna Sillier Circle will meet at the Elka Club at 9 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Pilot Club will hold a dinner meeting at the home of Mrs. H. W. Little on Lake Slarkham at 6:30 p.m. WEDNESDAY Kindergarten Registration at the Educational Building of tho Pres­ byterian Church from 9:00 a.m. M. D. Itumcsmcr was until noon. elacted president of the Fidelia Lhasa it| the First Baptist Church at the meeting of the aroun. h»'d Election Cake Goes With at the home of Mn. W. A. Kratsert on Park Avenue, on Tuesday Coffee And Candidates evening with members of Group Five Sire. C. S, Sheppard chair* man, serving as hostesses. Other officers who will serve with Sirs. Bumgarner include Mrs. Arnold Williams, vies pres* Ident; Mrs. Sheppard, secretary* treasurer; Mrs. V. C. Messenger, associate secretary and reporter; Mr*. Yates, chairman of Group One; Mrs. W. R. Willis, Group Two; Mr*. John Rogers, Group Three; Mrs. R. A. Williams, Group Four; Mrs, Vlrgle Pratt. Group Five; Mr*. Ruby Grovel, Group Six; and Mrs. F, E. Coop­ er Jr., Group Seven. Mrt. Cooper, retiring president, was presented with a gift from the class in appreciation for her acrvlce* during the past year. 8h* presided at the business session and presented the elate of new ofiferrs, as chairman of the nom. insting committee. Mrs. II. A. Williams presented lha devotional, using as her topic "Serving God at Home**. She al­ spotlight with S Election Day draw* nearer, coffee so related the story of the "Pray­ candidate* everywhere. T#*y offer i ct issnre attending Hands". Sirs. Ruby Groves, tit November anc* at political let-togatbera end a former member, who recently vote I* counted. coBees foc-politic* ■ thouseade all moved hick to Sanford, was we I across the land. An unusual snd appropriate "aosasihlns" to serve with cots* la Elec­ corned Into the class. tion Cake, a delicious raised cake with aa Interesting history la Hart­ Following the business session ford. Connecticut. In the onrly UOP'a. Election Cskes were served nt a social hour was enjoyed at polling booth* to nil those who which lime games and contests Dissolve yeast la watsr (luke­ voted ■ strsltbt ticket. The enkee were played under the direction were male by Hartford housewives warm for compressed ysest, warm, who competed with each other to not kef, for dry. active ycastl Add of Sirs, J. 1*. Wilson. Prises were ee* who could turn out tha best I teaspoons sugar Cool scalded awarded to Mrs, Messenger and end, before long, tb* custom bad milk to lukewarm and add. Add IH Mr*. S. P. Griffin. spread throngbent New England. cup* of lilted flour. Cover and let Refreshments of punch, sand place until very babbly Ertn lbs meet resistant voter rise (a Iwarm hour. Cream butter or man wirhea, petita fours and salted ought to be ewayed by n piece Elec­ about add brown euiar gradually, nuts were served from the dining tion Cake and n cup or two of your ■arloe: while crcaminfl. Add *((•, on* at a beet coffee. So get out tb* coffee time, room table whieh wasoverlaid beating well alter each addi­ •ape end do your bit te help tbs tion; add with a lace cloth. to yeast mtstare. Mis and Bert Man le wta! sift remaining flour, salt, and Those present Included Mrs, F. spices, stir In. adding more flour ■lestlen Cab* E. Gatchcl, leather, Mr*. Rogers If necessary to make a etlff better It* cups krets lakes drr. Sirs. Cooper, Mr*. R. A, WII erllv* ysest Beet until smooth. Btlr la raisin* sussr. nrmlr llama, Sirs, Arnold Williams, or t cssts, end citron. Turn into a greased . compresses 4 rtas Mrs, Groves, Sirs. Steiaenger, tt cup warm 1 lesspeon salt ■ad floured KMneh tub* cake pee, Ailing not more then % full. Cover tH teaspoon* Mrs. H. W. I.lttle, Mrs. J. P. water clans mop I teaspoons Let rite In warm place until Whitaker, Sirs. Sheppard, Sirs. H teaspoon esrfc doubled in bulk, about l it hour* closet, mace, I Heaps milk. Bumgarner, Mrs. S. C. Graham, Bek* in moderet* oven, H OT, t sceMt* putmee Mrs. J. p. Holtselaw, Sirs N. ■cup* sifts* IH cups sett less beer. It minute*. Cool. Frost top raisins enrich** Pour L. Bishop, Mn, Alton Gunter, with thin lemon gins* and sprinkle . labouti H cup chtpptd with grated lemon peel. Serve* 14 Mn. Harold Dsvls, Mn. H. W. I cup Sutter or citron t* 30. msrfsrlno Duncan, Sin. D. K. McNab, Sirs. Wilson, Sin. Kralsert, Sin. Gritfins, Sirs. L, F. Gamer, Sir*. Wil­ lis and Miss Loren* Franklin. Fidelis Class Elects Officers A t Tuesday Meet « Dependable Class Elects Officers A t Monday Meet A John Lawton Wed Recently To Miss Morgan OVIEDO—Mis* Guinevere Elisa­ beth Morgan and T/Sgt. John King­ sley Lawton were married Wednes­ day, August 29, at 4 p.m. at tha Presbyterian Church in Waynesville, N. C., by the Reverend Cal­ vin Thielman, pastor, In the pre­ sence of members of tne immediate families. Miss Morgan is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Morgan, Sr.. 503 North Thornes Street, snd has been a resident of Plant City for 23 year*. She has been in beginner departmen’ and other young people's work In the local Presbyterian Church as well as women's work. She is president of the Pilot Club snd secretarytreasurer of the county health department office at Plant City. Mr. Lawton is the ton of Mr. snd Mrs. W. J. Lawton, of Oviedo. He is with Iho Strategic Air Com­ mand after being in the Air Flrce for 14 years. He had overseas duty and was stationedat MacDill Filed for four years Iwforn going to Carswell Air Force Base, where he ie now stationed, pi lor to go­ ing overseas. tp£AA0JW>U Try This One PANTRYSHELF LUNCH Good-tasting combination! Com'N Bacon Slewed Tomatoes Glased Canned Sweet Potatoes Bread Tray Fruit Beverage CORN'S’ BACON Ingredients: 4 slice* bacon, 1 can (1 pound) whole kernel com, *4 cup finely diced onion, 2 table­ spoons butter or msrgarlne. Method: Fry bacon until crisp; drain and reserve. Drain bacon fat from skillet; to sklllnt add liquid drained from com and onion; boll rapidly until liquid Is reduced to about VI cup. Add corn and butter; heat, llcheat bacon, crumble and sprinkle over com. Serve at once. Makes 3 to 4 servings. Mrs. Chloe Butts Surprised Recently Home Demo. Club A t Housewarming O f Lake Monroe Mr*. Chios Butt* wsi pleasant­ ly surprised recently with a Installs Officers housewarming given in her new home at Sit Escamhla Drive, hy Mre. Alice Grant, Mrs. Lucille Mrs. Miry Brown snd "Mrs. Ann Haynes. Several game* were played at which the winner* w a r * Mr*. Alice Grant, Mr*. Lucille Fcsler, .Mrs. Helen Constantine. 8incc It was a surprise party, Mary and Ann could do nothing about decorating the house, but they were then mute up for this in the delicious chicken salad they made and brought over to serve with the other refreshment*. Those attending were Mre. Margaret Watson, Mrs, Alice Grant, Mr*. Helen Phillips, Mrs. Lucille Fealer, Mrs. Helen Con* etantinr, Mrs. Syhyi Kouth, Mr*. Paulina Stamper, Mrs. Margarst Routh, Mr*. Jan* Parker, Mre. Mary Alesander, Mr*. Nall Kader, Mr*. Virginia Collins, Mrs Mary Brown and Mrs. Ann Haynes. Gary Brown Feted On Fourth Birthday A birthday party was held Monday afternoon, Sept, .17. at 3:30 p.m. In the home of Mr. and Mr*. Willie Brown,' 13.15 El­ liott Ave., In honor of their son, Gary David, The table waa arranged with a large colorful hlrthday table­ cloth, centered with a decorated blue and whita cake, featuring four candles. The boys and girls spent the afternoon playing with Gary's toys. After Gary opened hi* many gifts, refrashmenta of cake, ice cream, mints, nuts and soft drinks wrr* served to the guests. Favors of little rowboy hats and balloon horns were given to ail the guest*. Those invited to he with the honorre were Mis* Linda Noel, Michael Galletta, the Misses Susie and Msrl* Galletta, the Misses Petty and Carrie Fil'd. Mis* Joyce Harvey, kill* Cecelia Russl, Mrs. Bart,. Gillette, Mr*. Lillian FiJoL the honoreo’p grandmother, Mr*. Doris Noel of Osteen, and hi* brother, Donald Brown. COLLEGE or CAREER REQUISITES Mr. and Mn. W. F. Gordon have returned to thoir homo In Sanford, after n three-month ab­ sence from the city. They visited New- York City nnd Long Island N. Y,, Chicago nud Galesburg, 111., and Kan Diego, lAts Angeles nnd Alhnmbra, Cnllf. Miss Helen Alexander left Wed­ nesday for Florida Southern Col­ lege in lakeland, where she is majoring in social welfare. She wns accompanied by her mother, Mr*. Mary Alexander. Craig Anderson, son of Mr*. C. A. Anderson Jr. has reported hack to Norfolk, Va„ where he is stationed with the navy, after having spent tho past two weeks with his grandmother. Miss Marian Davis, who Is in training nt Orange Memorial Hos­ pital, will lie spending Ihe week­ end with her parent* Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Davis, Mr. and Sir*. S. C. Chapman and daughter, Debbie, worn re­ cent guests of .Mr*. CliKpiunn's mother. Mr*. C. A. Anderson, Jr. at her home on Shannon Drive. Mr*. Frank Bryan Is now at home with her new . daughter, llcth Lynn. Robert M. Morris, son of Mr, end Mrs. H. E. Morris was a re­ cent delegate to tho National Con­ clave of Alpha Zetn Honorary Scholastic Leadership Fral-mlty held in Washington, D.C. Robert is a senior at the University of Florida Agricultural College. At Friday’s meeting of the lake Monroe Home Demonstra­ tion Club, offlecri were installed by Mrs. George Otto, past-slate president. Friends of Mr*. Douglas StenTeh new officr* are' president, Strom will lie pleased to learn Mr*. Paul Marrs: vice-president. that she is doing very nicely af­ Mrs. J. H. Tindel; second vice- ter undergoing major surgery president, Mrs. George E. Thomas; Friday at Seminole Memorial secretary, Mr*. Annie McArthur; Hospital. treasurer, Mr*. Hatel Gardner; Mr. «nd Mr*. H. M. Pearce delegate, Mr*. J. E. Andrews; and alternate delegate Mrs. G. and family are *;>rm!lng tho week at Now Smyrna llrnrh. E. Fuhrmann. Reports were hesrd from Mrs. Vincent Matecki, of the Longwood Club, Mrs. Margaret Tindel, Mrs. Marrs, and Mr*. Andrew*, all of whom were delegate* attending the short course In Gainesville. Miss Myrtle Wilson, home de­ monstration agent, gave a re­ port to the Club on Fire Preven­ tion Week, Refreshment* were served by | the hostess, Mrs. J. E. Andrew*, to the fedIowing members: Mrs. Paul Marrs, Mr*. Hare] Gardner, Mrs. John Griffis, Mr*. C. E. Jackson, Mrs. Ssnaford, Mra. W. A, Canup, Mn. 8. A. Tindel, Mr*. J. C. Sapp, Mrs. J. II. Tindel, Mrs. C. E. Ifittell, Mrs. A im , McArthur, and Mn. D. E. Fuhr­ mann Jr. Also to guests Mrs. Georg* Otto, Mrs. Wilson, Mr*. Vincent MalecU and Mr*. Elisa­ beth Johns. Officers Elected By Joy Ruth Class The Joy Ruth Sunday School Clast of the First Baptist Church held Its monthly meeting at the home of Mr*. Jimmy Bailey, 10.1 Plneercst Drive. The meeting was called to ord­ er by the president, Mr*. Ralph Brtta and ihe devotion was given by Mrs. Benny Austin, who chose as her topic "The Law of Love". This was followed by ecntence prayer*. The president read a letter re­ ceived from Dot Neweome, a for­ mer member who had moved away, after which report* were given by the treasurer and group captains. Mra. Alfred Chiles rend a letter from the orphanage hi Lakeland. Class member* voted to send potted plants to members In hospitals and potted plants were also presented to the teachers of the class, Mrs. A. J. Peterson and Mrs. Charles Arnold, and to the president, Mrs, Ralph Belts. New officers were announced, and w-ere installed hy Mrs. A. J. Peterson, class teacher. They are president, Mrs, Roger Schmidt; vice-president, Mrs. Robert C. Hodge*; treasurer, Mr*. Jack Mnrtln: and secretary, Mr*. Ralph Rett*. New Group leader* are Group Oil*, Mr*. O t t o Thomas; Group Two, Mrs. Mni-vln Wood; Group Three, Mr*. Wake Hunt; Group hVur, Mr*, Jimmy Bailey; Group Five, Mr*. Alfred Chile*; Group Sis, Mr*. Jlmniy Wade and Group Seven, Mrs. Vernon Hardin. Teacher Is Mr*. A. J. Peterson. Refreshments of "delicious’' chocolate sundaes and rookies were served to the following ntemlier*: Mr*. Benny Austin, Mrs, Marvin Quickcrt, Mrs. Mar­ vin Wood, Mra, Otto Thomas Mrs. Jimmy Bailey, Mrs. lumn Swain Jr., Mr*. Jimmy Wade, Mr*. Wake Hunt, Sir*. Robert C> Hodges, Mrs. Dan Batten, Mrs. Jerry LcFevcrs, Mrs. Keith Tourney, Mr*. Alfred Chile* Jr* Mr*. W. M. John* Jr., Mr*. Ver* Happy Birthday SEPT. 19: Grace Marie Stlnedpbar Jonl Saunders Sept. 20: Nolly Dunn Mrs. Philip Goodipeed R. L, Swindeman Johnny Hawkins Rocky Darnell non Hardin, Mr*. W. L. Grankow, Mrs, Ralph Betts and Mrs, Roger Schmidt and to teacher, Mra, A* J, Peterson. Futurama case with lipstickrefill— All-Day Symposium Slated On Sept. 26 A t Westside School Nest Week on Sept. 2d an all­ day School of Instruction In operating and running a P-TA will lie held for P-TA officer* nt Westside School from fl:3n a.m. until 2:4fl p.m. The state officers for the P-TA will bo attendance. The group will all meet to­ gether in tha morning, thrn in the afternoon will break up into separate work groups. Although It Is principally for P-TA officers, any member who so desires, is invited to attend. SPORT COATS $ 2 4 .9 5 ALL MODELS SKIRTS P wflflda, fry etrijtce and all-whit* hi ju t th« right weight wool for row through eprtag. Hudwoi Block of olackf too. Yo u’ll save 35* on every refill*—your 'Futurama’ case goes on forever! Now Revlon give* you tho lusury of a Van Clref Si Arpela jeweler- a lipelick alone! Since the rase is permanent, all you have to buy again are Revlon clirk-in lipstick rdill*—and you aava 334 os every single onel (Hrlills cost you only 904!) To rlisuge refills, just click out the old, dick in the new in 3 ttamdi. No smears—the lipelick never touches your fingers) (let this magnificent, gold-tone 'Futurama'rompfete with 'Landitd, 'Lustrous*, or Revlon laving Lipelick, for just 1.25— today l lo w choice o f 28 fathion-gmiui thadet. T0IKHT0N DRUG 6.95 • 10.95 PhotM 817 potsfcl*. u mw designni Tuluraum’ case complete with lipstick—for tb* price of 200 No. Park Ave. Anyone Interested In taking thla course who his not yet signed Upwill please contact Mrs. L, M. Mil saps, at 1T91-M, aa iota •• N O W ! At the price of ordinary lipstick... AM* WOOL 5.95 - 7.95 MARY - ESTHER'S "Featuring Fashion! Just For You" A nursery will be arrinfed ee that mothers cm bring their child­ ren. BROOKFIELD Wools A Ortoni Doeskins, Tweeds, Cashmer* 4 Wool. A Girl Scout Baste Leadership Training Course Is to be held Tuesdays and Thursdays, Sept U d 27. snd Oct. 3, 4, and 9, from 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian Youth Bulldlnf, 908 Park Avenue, All attending are to bring "n o n bag" lunches and drinks may be purchased. NEW PATTERN S N E W S T Y L IN G IN O U R S W EA TER S FUnneln, Notice Given O f Training Course For Scout Leaders 0 M EN'S MS EAST FIRST W EA R SAN FOOD PHONE IB M C O M P A N Y �\ FRIDAY 1956SanfordSensnoles! Schedule Home Open Home | Home Thera There There There Home Home Home Sept. 21 Cocoo (c) Sept 28 O c t. 5 O ct. 12 Q ct. 19 O ct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 Nov. 21 N o * 30 Apopka (c) BollesofJax. Melbourne (c) Winter Park (c) New Smyrna Beach Seabreeze Leesburg (c) DeLand Lakeview (e) Homecoming (c) conference gome BE S T Xonni« Giles, Donald Carter, Coach Bill Fred Behrens, Bran itasta Dave Laude and Bad Layer, Bobby Ronnie Rum!, Joe Ru Yeakle, Kenny M cilum y, A1 Stanley, Walter Middleton, tbby Little, Terry Coembel, Virgil Gracey, f:\ WISHES GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 11IS.PAEKAVE. SUCCESSFUL FOR Schirard, Eddie Barber, Al Collins, David Stanley, SEASON SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES NAGNOLIA ATE, PHONE MS PHONE i EARL HU FLORIDA STATE BANK **0000 LUCK SHMlNOUCr* -The Friendly Baah” MACK N. CLEVELAND SR. Member F. D. L C. FIRE CHOP AND MEN OP FIRE DEPT. COMPLIMENTS AND BERT WISHES ERNEST HOUSHOLDER COUNTY JUDGE GO, SEM1N0LES! COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES STEMPER AGENCY SANFORD AUTO PARTS, INC. KARLYLE HOUSHOLDER IW . let ST. COUNTY PMORECUTUR GOOD LUCK. 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SAN FO R D S E M IN O L E S COCOA T IG ER S Seminole High School 1956Vanity Team Nlckaame- Sanford Seminole*. Homo games pliyitl la Memorial Stedlam, COACHES—BILL FLEMING. DAVE LAUDE. BUD LAYER NAME CLASS WEIGHT NO. ENDS Johnny Williams Gerald Jones Claude Hlttetl Walter Middleton Bobby Little Richard Phagan Allen Swain Frad McSwaln \ Jack Stotskv Brantley Scnlrard Duka Schlrard Joe Russl At Stanley At Collins Toddy Walker Ronnlo Rum! Phil Byrd Eddie Barber Don Mathleux Ronnie Giles Bobby Johnson Kenny MeMurray Johnny Yeakle George Houston CHASE & COMPANY 42 34 46 56 88 76 85 12 170 190 180 185 182 190 11 12 12 12 11 10 35 40 45 49 44 48 170 180 171 160 12 12 IS 10 36 47 41 180 175 145 12 12 10 38 48 26 GUARDS Murray Nance Fred Behrena Virgil Gracey David Stanley SCALP ’EM, -SEMINOLES’’ 12 10 11 10 12 11 10 9 TACKLES Tommy Brown Tarry Goembel Meredith Scott Charles Pence Billy Tyre Donald Carter .. team • 155 165 190 150 155 > 150 145 148 CENTERS , BACKS BEST WISHES TO THE “SEMINOLES” MAYTAG Ranges, Washers and Refrigerator*. HOLLER MOTOR SALES Factory Trained Service for Sanford and Vicinity. bid ST. A PALMETTO AVE. SINCE 1884 PHONE 1231 SANFORD. FLA. W t'r t With You, Team—W in, Lose or Tie ! 'G O O D L U C K ' I SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. McCRACKXN ROAD MAKE US YOUR SPORTS PHONE S48V PHILCO TV HEADQUARTERS FOR A THRILLING GAMR SEE THE “SEMINOLES” PLAY • - . RAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER FOR THE LIFE OF YOUR CAR-410 GULF! SALES AND SERVICE i n m a g n o l ia a v h . -t ; — phone in r PHONE ITIT 118 MAGNOLIA AVR. Remiagtea Guaa A Ammualtloa Wliari Outbeard Motors Best Wishes For A Good Season. •• BAGGERLY APPLIANCE CENTER WARNER'S GULF SERVICE STATION CALL THE LUMBER NUMBER " g f FOR SUDDEN HILL LUMBER & SUPPLYYARD d P EE iw w . m o t . NEXT TO BOATING dgy n tn u r t o i* WE LIKE FOOTBALL. . . So We’re Cheerini For Our Torn BEIT WISHES FROM THE SANFORD BOAT WORKS JOHN U BRUMLEY, OWNER �I l * Standing |Jn d e rd o g Seminoles Not R e a d y For Cocoa “ HVr* not ready for Cocoa." the Sanford Seminole mentor staff Jpoaned today after an exteoslv* perimouge designed U> sharpen up » doll-looking offtnse enough to tova the underdogged Semlnolee a ^Bfice to raek up a season opener ^ r y _ , t tha «xpm»e of the- Co. m i apparent that fc* was as tired •a the put of (he team members, Rut wbeo they began to drag their |a*L ho - continued pounding by gfcor drive, desire, anrl determina. I Injuria* are knocking hard at tb* door. Brantley Schirard and Murrap Nance both dressed out for yesterdays workouts, but were sent 8e showers before half the session Was over. Official word la that lh« Injuria* have not completely healad. Schirard was benched by pullad cartilage In four riba. Nance iriMd him with pulled ligament* in i l l back. The new outcropping of R«a|a and bruises sidelined Billy A n , *88 pound tackle, with ■ puSod shoulder muscle; Claude Hit* kill, IN pound end, with a strainad back; and Al Stanley, calm dial 174 pound quarterback, with tseek w i n . Stanley's injuries am vary alight and ha .should bo *4 8 ir «P M Friday night. Tha mother* of tho Sanford gamlari* aquad have shown th*lr drtvo aad doterminatlon enough far tha mentor staff to singlt out for backfield action l Cocoa. These beat runback* havo earned their THVkS DAY’S SCHEDULE W. L. Pet. Behind No fame* scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE New Y o r k ____ 89 52 .8441 Cleveland .........83 63 J88 10*4 C hicago____ .8 0 63 A58 12 Boston ________ 7 167 A41 14*4 Detroit ........... H B 531 II Baltimore .......... 62 53 .428 31 Washingtoo ....58 88 397 354 Kansas City . . . . « 88 J33 44*4 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS Detroit 9, Baltimore 1 performers will tie Phil Byrd Eddie Barbour. Bight half! lo M actJon o n ; Joe ,, RwmU Rumj, Johnny Yes |n(1 A, Collins. The fallback ^ raaBn*| by Terry Coe and Ro0nta Giles. $ hl< ^ raUiQ| and suppl! the Seminoles with right-handed aerials. Phil Byrd Is the speedster of the team, lie hat shown a lot of potential In break away acceleration and broken field running. Eddie Barbour has thoWn well fnt be line plunge*. He has a lot of drive and little fear, and can squeeze Ibrt.tJtH small line hole* and slip into the secondary. Joe Rusal can lower bis bead and drive. Hi* punting la abaplng up wall, and he has a lot of rants-datilr. HI* younger brother, Ronnie, ha* the neces­ sary speed for th« all-important end sweep blocking back. Yeackle share* ihti attribute with ycung Rusal. Al Collin* is up-and-coming by virtue of his speed and shift, net*. Goemble It the Seminole plowboy. He carries his 190 pounf* like a lightweight; In fact, he’ * the third fteiait man on the team. Ronnie Giles Is a good altcrnatt, and will supply the talented foe for the Seminoles* extra point at­ tempt*. Co-rapt <ini for the opening tilt Friday night againat Cocoa will be Byrd and Schirard. Defensively two new members of the squid are looking good. Ttddy Walker. 170 pound fullback converted to guard, ha* been pushing hard for top billing a* a defensive guard, and David Stanley, 160 pound sophomore, la pushing his way Into the line. About Friday night’s chances Firming said. "If we can over­ coma our minor Injuries and get our edge back that we had last week we will go Into the game at full speed. But we’ re making too many mental error*. W# will not be able to make todayy’s mistakes on tha playing field Friday night and expect to win." Priday night it an Important night In Sanford. Sept. 21, at ■ p. m. in Memorial Stadium the Sanford Seminoles kickoff their season opener In the Orange Belt Conference agalmt powerful Cocoa. Sminole fans wilt tee or be aware of many new things. First, tbe Celery-Keds are now the Sanford Seminole*. Secondly, they have Joined the fait and scrappy Orange BeR Confestnre. TfiTrti fki *CatnlnAli1I'aila u Ph & !■ tha quarterback slot as will Smokesignals At Half-Time Emey Cawley, Band Director of Seminole High School, ha* another of hla fine spectacles on tab for Friday nlght’a halftime ahow. The theme of the fine en­ tertainment la “ Smoke-Signs la.” Smoke (Ignats will be sent up to say, “ We are no longer the Celery-Fed*, we are now the Sem. Inolea.” While the Indian blanket I* sending the message, the band and pep-squad will form a Semi­ nole teepee. Tho majorettes, who thrilled last year’s fans when they ap­ peared In Seminole regalia, will attire themselves In Indian fashInn again and will do an Indian dance to the Tom-Tom* * "t In­ dian drums. The ahow will be terminated with the formation of the double and school song. Cowley has done himself and BH8 proud with the fine enter­ taining displays put on under hit auspicea. the peraona of Dave Laude and Dick Silvera, and right, the San. ford Seminoles will begin their second season operating from the Splil-T ofefnse. All thia deserve* your attrnd. ance. A* nave Laude put it, “ Playing to an . empty stadium la an automatic' handicap to a team, but when the place Is Jam­ med and the fans are cheering for their boys it gives the team that extra winning punch.” Make your plans to be in the new permanent bleachers on thr west side of the playing field Fri­ day night at I p. m. In Mrmorial Stadium and encourage the Sanford Seminole* to “ Clobber Co­ coa 1” Committee Meets Tonight To Plan Peanut Bowl Game The Peanut Bow) Father's Plan­ ning Committew will meet tonight at TiM In the auditorium of San­ ford Grammar School. The pur­ pose of the meeting ts to dlscuai plans and delegate responsibilit­ ies relative to the staging of Pea­ nut Bowl Night to be held at Memorial Stadium sometime in December. At that time four six­ th-grade teama will battle for the Peanut Bowl Championship. Herold Heckenbach, principal of Sanford Grammar, announced that plan* were already well un­ derway to begin the regular Pranut football season. During the sen inn the four top teama will be chosen for bowl play by a process of elimination. All m*n interested in aiding the Peanut Bowl plan* are urged to attend. My Riijhiori "M y husband's hobby lu arguing about politic*. How about yours?" Jtuua said unto him, If thou cauat believe, nil Uilngn are poaaible to him that bellevetk. — (8L Mark S, 23.) Those who are steadfast and Arm In their faith—who constantly renew and re-aa* aert their faith In tha momenta o f weakness we all have—go through life atrong, happy, useful, aelf-reapcctful: con ­ fident In tha truth o f Jesus' words. •wr' . i* j' »*f| |ij fJr?■ r. .- 7 .ft** p.* w nu *\* ' - A DISCOUNTS UP TO 40% ON AUTO ACCESSORIES TALLAHASSEE — The Injury jinx continue* to haunt tha Flor­ ida State Seminole* as they ra­ pidly approach the opening whis­ tle of tbe 1053 football season, this Saturday with Qhio Univer­ sity here. . Tribesmen misting In last Sat­ urday’* acrimmage Included half­ backs Pat Versprllle, Billy Odom, and Stan Dobon; ends Boh Nellump and Bill Kimher and tackle George Boyer. Dobosx, Odom, Kelluma, Kimber and Boyer all have leg Injur­ ies of various type* while VerRpriile has a nerve Injury sus­ tained in one $' the early scrim­ mages. However, the bad news Is for opposing coaches and players aa ail except Versprille and Kimber will lie ready and in top shape when the Bobcats Invade Talla­ hassee thia Saturday. According to head,coach Tom Nugent tha Seminole* looked ■potty In last Saturday'* full scale scrimmage. It wa* probably the last scrimmage of pre-season training. ' Particularly Impressive In the workout were halfbacks Hobby Henn {Henderson, N.C.) and filliv Waiver (Miami) along with Nugent** new'quarter tuck, Lee Corso (Miami). Last season, Corso was tho Tribe’* number one left halfback, but was moved to quarterback to enable limn and Corso to bo in the same backfield. The Seminoles* likely starting lineup la as follows: Ends: Ron­ nie Schomburger (Pittsburgh, Pa.) and Bob Ntlluma (Pensa­ cola); Tackles: George Boyer (Jacksonville) and Bill Mussclman (Lynchburg, Va.); Guards: Lao Baggett (Panama City) and Al Paclftco (Altoona, Pa.); Center: Troy Barnet (Chickasaw, Ala.); qdarterbark: Corso; Halfbacks: Renn and Buck Metis (Sanford); and fullback Joe Holt (Graham, N.C.) M O iP T J M fK •“If your wife weals to Uar* tu drive the ear, don't stand I* her way l " M O N D A Y T H R U F R ID A Y 9-12 Noon and 2-5 p.m. S A T U R D A Y 9-12 Noon O C T O B E R 6th is the L A S T D A Y to R EG IS T ER . K A Solervced design in lifetime aluminum with Charming decretive twe tune m it amukluatt—a In bakad-ae» enumel finish. Chalet of any ana uf 14 MASMONY __ 1 1 R I _ |\ COLORS an corrugated*aluminum shout with anether col#f •" cchuded aluminum framus and bracing ^ GLASS end PAINT Co.U2-U6 W. 2nd S t Phone 320or2U< ,------------- 2____ :__ ■ ____ Reurviiw Mirror Chicago ........... 57 82 420 3 WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS New York 7-3, Chicego 2-3 Brooklqn 17„ St. Louis 2 Cincinnati 6-6, Philadelphia 3-0 Milwaukee postponed, wet grounds. THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Milwaukee at Pittsburgh Only gema scheduled. E V E N IN G S : September 25tfli . . 7-9 p.m, October 2nd. * 7-9 p. m. Camilla D . Brace Supervisor o f Registration 400 E . 1st Sanford HARDWARE PRICES SLASHED /fn W l s . 9 9 * m fi • Full 4*!n. dlomotor • Hoovy ehromo plating • Fits all cars Starring W heel Cover • Ganufna mohair fabric • Fits all cats • Sur*grlp, norwlip construction plastic IhohM«, flvt Malta Md cirrytef c m Rtf. 35c EiictrkTapc *35 Rtf. 50c FlasliligHtdip.33 Rtf. Wc Stool Ttpt .66 Rtf. 2.10 Ltvti 1.77 Rtf. 159 Paint Brush 1.99 Rtf. 150 Hadt Saw 1.99 Rtf. 4J9 Tool Box 4.35 Rtf. 7.39 Btnch Vlst 5.44 Rtf. 6.95 Filing Bin 5.IB Battary Special PHILC0 and FIRESTONE RADIO and TV Buys Rig. 12.95 3-fpteJ FortabU I P ho n o g rap h • Full powar • Fro* Installation • Fits most cars Rsf. 39c Polishing Cloth...........— ..... J3 Rif. 95c Ash Tray 31 Rtf. 350 Curb Feelers, pr..................... 14i Rtf. 3J0 Spot and Trouble Light........... 1.59 Rtf. 3£9 Rear Door Locks, pr................ 1.99 Rtf. 3.00 Traffic Light Finder............... 8.69 Rtf. 3J9 Car Clothes Hanger.......... ..... 199 Rtf. 4,49 Auto Top Carrier..... .............. 4.99 Rtf. 30,00 Plastic Seat$ovcn, Installed.... 13.95 aa* * i M r i t i i M i i M I M H M i m i M i i i i t REDUCTIONS UP TO 40% ON ELECTRIC APPLIANCES All Persons Eligible For Voting Moy Register Beginning September 7th For 30 Days. .___ _____ p . . | - _ NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Behlnl Brooklyn ...............•• 57 .807 — Milwaukee ....... 88 58 .603 H Cincinnati ............85 62 .578 4 SL Louis ............73 71 .507 14*4 Philadelphia ....68 78 .46* £J*4 Pittsburgh ........ 63 83 .425 28 New York .........63 85 .422 27 TH E SANFORD HERALD Tage 8 Thttrs. Sept. 20,1058 THE SANFORD SEMINOLES demonstrate the Razzle-Iluxzle potential of the Split-T offensive formation for the Chief* Club nponsored Pow-Wow and Rally. Note towel drafted around waist of Brantley Shirard (48) Seminole center. The ball had to be * '">*w“cn nlayn to make handling possible. rf' a'Wl Hr1' '^BF •' a fRg f i■ f 7fBv A b u l l City «, Berio* 1 Cleveland 8. Wishlngton 0 Only taint* schrduled Table Radios as low 1 JI95 Wastinghousa Fsrt*A<Vac Claanar Electric Com Poppers ... Electric Irons easeeewe*••••#"••*i Automatic Toasters----Electric S h a v e n -------- Automatic Coffeemaken Electric Blankets...... .... Electric Washers ....— Refrigerators Electric Ranges....... ...... ASK ABOUT OUR NEW R E V O L V I N G CREDIT PLAN T ire $ to n e �Tliur*. Sept. 20, 19BC PaRe 9 THE SANFORD HERALD I.ATB-ai'MMKU Just In Time For The W orld Series Your preeept TV decides the pricel on N K W R C A V IC T O R T V I 7IRIMIN lower Clarence Lewis, 61, of Venice, Calif., from the second door while flames engulf the Ihree-story frame apartment house In which he lived. Lewie managed to let out the lira es­ cape window of his apartment although he has been almost completely parnlyr.-d tor several year*. Two persons dl?d In Ihe blare. (I. t- .nllunal) G) Tips To Enliven First Few Weeks Bock A t School Row do you make those first weeks hark to school Interest* In* as you uenn yourself awny from summer's ptnylaml? Clothes talk ran help perk up those first days and the new trend to going hark to erhoot In cottons helps the Idea alone It seems that this generation of money-wise daughters has de­ rided they're not going to waste a »|>rrk of their rlnthin? allow­ ance. They’ll see what their achoolmalea consider the fashion trend to lie tiefore they Inveat In a wardrobe. New party Ideas help perk up drear)' days, and a new record cose may l>e easily toted to any party. It holds 60-1S r.p.m. rec­ ords. Indei numbers rome with the case and make It easy to use. It Is molded In the shspe of the records. Rpeaklng of records and part lea, one raga, this last srason was •* tanlruft* party. French Spanish, Italian and what-haveyou Is spoken by a group whrn they ara together and even partlaa Had into tha theme. At one aueh French party tha girls sanred french bread, cheapo and fruit and talked French all even­ ing. They played language rec­ ords thst permit an easy meth­ od of teaching. Another way to pass the tlma pleasantly until social Ufa comes Into full swing la to revive the old fashioned sewing Iwe In the Interest of Christmas. Consider a new version of tho patch ipilll for your best frlsnd, Aunt Mary or Mom, Makn the one for your school pal In school colors, striped or patched. Or make the background of tha quilt a solid color with a school pannsnt appllqued to the cover. Aunt Mary might enjoy having soma motif appltqurd l«* hsr quilt that plays up hsr fav­ orite hobby. If she likes the theater, you might do tragedy and fomedy masks. Mom's initials might l*a appll. quod to her quilt. Perhaps you'll make a amalltr one to bs used as a throw on the living room sofn. This hark-to-srhool lull may bn used for ninny personnl ad­ vantages, even m ating your own Christmas cards. If you start now you'll have tlmn to do thsm all by hand, avoiding ths last mlnuta rush that always coincides with tha party aaason. Song composer At Hoffman dotin'! depend on orthodox English for his many hit tunoa titles. Among olhars, ha has written "Rot Dlgflty," Bibblty Bobblty Boo," and "d U Chi Bnbba." ALL H A N D S A B B CLEAN One young mother of a large -family "invented" a really work­ able method ef getting her oati ehlldren. and h*r children’s •wata, t« wash their hands be­ fore meals with n minimum of reluctance and. confusion. ■be chooses sat child on each occasion to bo flrpt at tha bath- hands are clean, with no traffic ur room basin. Than that child is over-crowding problems In tha allowed to choose his sucrasaur— bathroom. Why not give this and so on down the line until mil| method a try! PU B LIC A U C T IO N 7:30«»- 9iM FR EE D O O R P R IZES .K H H P Furniture, TVa Washing Machines, Ranges and many othsr Rons awasroas to atsatiua, at a savings yon can't affarri to atlas, Ttfcjnmjr THURSDAY NIGHT ONLY 7>M to OtM for Horn* Us# Ha^M m — -- PLIB-N A BM IBH ECONOMICAL Sanford Farm ersAuction Market HIGHWAY 17-M AT Y O L 'R F A V O H I T B GROCERY STORE. r S&asftSfsa* ■S•a.'!*" 910 DELIVERS JU ST SAY "CHARGE IT" gyper-Cushlee 3-T NYLON CUSTOA -.upar-Cushton G O O D #lE A R .. -vf-nwwnwi ~~~ W 0 stron f or on Ihe InolSe WWW Imlif to ew We-a I t o ll NMeTsSs-U e T J J .4 . &#■ JblSL 6.49s I I 1 1 7 -1 1 9941 M O . II 119 4 9 A lts II 174 9 9 .9 9 6 .70 s I I 114 9 Tb« good food candidate! I • • • * 2 W - 5 l. JE2iL V 0 •74 9 94# 41.41 1 9 .1 4 M O s ll 1646 149 7AO s I I 474« 114 4 7 4 0 • IB 7 4 .7 1 9 .P 9 lA O s ll 114 9 19 49 9A9s I I 9 14 9 19 49 • JO • II 9 444 114 # •4 1s II 9949 ( t .M z c 6-Ti B ia M is II K u o ' 4U9 S sTi u is ii U l s II 9 1-11 9M9 a »»•» 4114 4 6.70 s i s 1 9 .1 9 114 # 7 .1 1 s I I 774 9 7A9 s I I 19 4 # 1 14 9 V i i 1 4 4 9 1 9 49 s 19 'M e Tm 4 14 9 9949 J M . M AI i n . Goodyear Service US Park Ave. - M is II M Tssto it. . . and yoall cast your voto foe "Supsr Soa-"—tha lea craam of party quality for tvsryday *SUiS .u ttfvlsf fWsr.lt «4#7liSfM Trite* f i s Ph O Z .i l 9 .9 1 1 »«4 9 �> . -r V• Etiquette At Table Essentials CHAPTERt r\iHK WAS staring at VeJ at U though ae couldn't believe he jmd Heard her correctly. • ' -Oh, come, you eaat u p * d me ^ jb behave that," he aald finally. ,'rtotrre pulling my I**, arsnl jrgu ?** "To talk of murder imr* eaaeSly ' my Idea of a Joke." Me aald quiet• Jy. •Did anyone put you up to toy­ ing Aunt May isn't completely san er be asked sharply. . It waa bar furn to stare at him ’ to eurpnae. "But-who would . haver And why should theyf" He ftestuted. T O be trunk wtth you. Hurt*. I thought for a mo­ ment some of bar dear retaliate might have been getting at you. They're a rotten lot and ever Mm* Eileen's death they've beM Wat* tag that Aunt May nas bsa— peculiar, aa It war*. My guaaa ■ they're laying the foundatlceu Of a ease to have Aunt May's will ert aside Mould anything happen to her/1 *Hav* you bean a ship’s doc­ tor m att” aka asked "Two years. Whan I finished my training I had aa opportunity ta go la with a Harley Street special­ ist, but," a heavy shadow fell acroaa hie face, “sorntLbLng hap­ pened. And 1 felt 1 wanted to get away trass England." "Van Ska a saa UleT" He nodded. I t baa its advan­ tages aad disadvantages. It* chief advantage, aa far aa I'm concerned, la that Lbs good clean ace air baa toava the btttaraaea out of my aauL" He broke off sharply and stared down at her aa though h* ware surprised she was there. "1 deal know why I'm telling you all Ula." "But you Mid doctors and nurses could talk frankly to sack other," "Mayka," be agreed soberly. Ha turaad back toward the railing. "I always a w aa impetuous foot" "Mayka that's why you dashed off to a*e ta such a hurry," aba commented, smiling too. "If you hadn't bam Impetuous, you'd pro* alto hare stayed behind, thought a m whatever was troubling you aad ended up fay accepting the Harley Street specialist's offer. Arc you going to stick to the sea an year Ilfs, Doctor?" fTo Bo Continued) Sad by Bloc Teefree Bridies!* BT VIVIAN BROWN “ I have Just started housekeep­ ing and I'm shocked that I know nothing about tabb etiquette” writes an U-yetr-old girt who tdds that she know* very iitUa about homemaUng either. "Hew,” she asks, "may I barn quickly?” There are many good books on these subjects but there Is no shortcut for young peopb me* taring In the era of Up triys and snaek tables to the goodness, wisdom and Joy that their par* rate reaped at the old-faehkmed dinner tabb. Grace-before meets, cleanliness Inspection and tabb manners were basic fare, contri­ buting to the advancement o f the next generation. Too can't find It In three easy lessons. Parents are likely to react with booming criticism when a young one does try to cop* with a pro­ perly served meal, forgetting they neglected this training, that their young modems have not had table advantage — pearl* of wisdom that drop from a grandpa's tips, the harvest of damonltlons from Dad that sculpted out character or even the chatty theories that Mom discussed o n ' the buying, selection and preparation of food* that enlightened dauibur's world. There era many books on set. ting tables, etiqualU and hosts* sing that will sen'* daughter wall, however, fill just taka her longer to do what should come natorallv. It'll take a few meals to break bad Uble manners as any girl will find out. Hera are soma fundamental rules that may help out In the meantime . • . Use the aid* of your knlf* or a small piece of toast if you want to push food on your fork. Never us* fingers for that purpose. Do not pick up chops with tbe fingers. MM be-, A X T WALLPAPE* CAX BE Ij Very t l i ft*tot of pie-ernst ratal _ _ ,p « » *r ■utter a WASHABLE, BCRt’ BBABLE ;by adding grated crang* rbd and Pt*^ **j The trouble with finger*, u j la biti toting orange Juice for th* ThUm- Sen* water called for. I eng lev breaker knows, ta that1 they leave print*. And any houti­ lt wai wife knowe that too many finger* I print* lend on surfaces—such el do not waUpepper—that don't wa*h e»»uU' \ " By. if at all. *. Now there U good n»w»—a new 1 invisible chemical coating that make* any wallpaper a* waihabte 08 t" ; a a a tile wall. Jo*t one coat— i applied with a roller or cheesead fork) cloth—Is usually enough to make PHONE neislly, wallpaper not only washable, but >pen or actually scrub-proof. It's best to Your DUMONT Dealer full of Uf« thick soap or detergent suds. B EN N ETT'S T V S A L E S and S E R V IC E Now under new management Gold metallic borders art the blast trim for luxurious bath towels. And tbe gold threads are guaranteed to take hot soap or detergent suds and high trying seeds from the mouth in an in* Uuup*r*lw*J Tigu; in their suite! conspirusous way with the fingcri. and place m the side of your art used. Cut them with a knife (date. Do not eplt them into the and spear with a fork for topping plate or on to a spoon. purposes. Chicken may ha eaten with the Do not’ reach scrou the table fingers, but the hostess is expect­ for a serving dish or anything ed ta terra fiagerbowls so that else. cspkla- are not stained la messy Est soup with the spoon going rarmoa. away from you. Gravp may be topped up from ___ ./ „—” *•*«» M yeMin inuuia Upstlck should not be smeared y pbta If email places of bread on linen napkins. Jim Burkett & Bob Ragsdale Invite you to try the FASTEST and MOST DEPENABLE Service in town. Repair* on all makea and models of Radios, Televisions and Hi-Fi equipment by Trained Technicians. - „ i „ •« f •’ a ^ D jjfO lU v Legal Notice ix t h is cinrr it cot nr or TWO xixrtt Ji niciaL ciacvrr nr e«o row oewixolr r o r x T T . n o a toa ix rwexccnr so. earn JACK NORMAN rOBHKK. tVi r r e i a PoattEE, WASHINGTON, (AP) — NsM r towws today why tho mys­ terious dmtgaoe-Uka tunual* wan Dowwtoww merchant* have built baaaath the aid peteat office long claaarad far Its removal to U0.years W l provide m an parking apaaa. It tgeyail—ud- raaeada to M* to located katwpaa Tlh and tth on Nattoua) Archives give as chto. F Street Northwest, aomsUm** H*r does any furrir* to tho tun­ described as tha Washington nels thaasalvu. Empty, dripping Stagnant, thay echo la ghostly refrala tho votcaa c f ran ax. One legend la that the brick. eraHed passages wars construct­ ed as a means of aacsp* In the event a foreign enemy ever cap­ tured the nation's capital again— as the British did in 1814. Another verjloa to that the low-roofed catacomb* were dug as g prison for Confederate sold­ iery during tha Civil War. If so, tha unfortunate captives huddling la the gloom may have heard tha tinkle of music over, need ss tha wsr.wsary elite of Washington- society danced the talmiet at President Lincoln's second inaugural ball aa March 8, IMS. Lincoln himself atUndad tha hall in the patent office'* ornate modal hall, whan one of his own inventions waa displayed in mi­ niature. A* a young rongreiaman from Illinois, he had received patent No, «tCfl la 1148 for a "de­ vice far buoying Taaacla a m skoals," Renew*! Interest has centered on tha strange tunnels below the patent office because tha struc­ ture, on* of tha oldest landmarks la Washington, has once mors apparently escaped destruction, Legislation Introduced In both the 83rd and 84rd Congresses— each time with tha support of tha government's house-keeping Geaerrl Herrless Administration— GRA reversed itself and support­ ed g bill, sponsored by Boa. Humphrey D-M!nn, to turn ft in­ to a national portrait gallary, housing portraits of America's podaatrians have to band over ta avoid a head bumping. Another passage, dark and un­ used for many years, extend* about Z70 fast along 7th Street, then turns down G SLraet and runs soma 800 feat before open­ ing aa outaida caitla-styl* moat in the rear. Halfway along tha 7th S tm t tunnel a rotting wood, an stair descends about eight fast U another paaaage below. "The tunnels have occasional room-like bulges, perhaps ]fi feet wide by 80 feet long,” Hoff said, "And these may have been used as dungeons for Civil War pri* Soma of the passagaa have tong sine* been seated off. Sever­ al other* a n now used for steam Pipe*. Fire again raged through the patent offiee on Bept, 84, 1877, destroying 80,000 patent models, Including Benjamin Franklin's printlhg prats. Raved from tha fire was the original Declaration of Indepen­ dence, as wall as Washington's commission as commander-ln chief of the American Revolu­ tionary Forces, tha original Ellas Rows sawing machine, and the coat worn by Andrew Jackson at the bvtt'a of New Orleans, l a cs rls which might hav* ex. plr.i, ,iie mystery of the tun­ nels below the old patent office may also havo parishad In tha in WMhington'a "foggy bottom" araa thus laaving the historic structure without a tenant. L. Douglas Hoff, a Civil Ser­ vice Commission program dir­ ector who has written a short history of tha old patent offiee, says several historians hav* sag-, gastod tha "ascapa route" axptanation far tha long, narrow tunnel* under tha building, "The burning of all public buildings hr tha British ta 1814 waa stlli clear to tha miads of many," Raff told me. "Brew A* far aa praaswt-day officials though the patent affla* -wasn't know, tha key to th* aubterran. built untU ISM." aaa riddle has bean lost forever. m a r i a Defendant. DIVORCE XOTICB TO APPEAR AND TO DRPEXD STATE OK FLORIDA. GREETINGS: TO: THKHEHA MARIA CASCHEDO roM IK K . who** residence end malllns eddrree le t i l l Cedareroft “ t* ^ i n» *1.0!) SQUIBBS n o^ MINERAL OIL 70C J IF r r > WORTH KEEPING . • KEEP IT CLEAN >lDet*4 this lltb d »r at Avgust, After sorting tha rubbish in (Officlsl Clerk's Beal) your attic and esilar at house cleaning time, launder nr sudsscrub whatever you dec ids to ■ara. Remember that if tt's worth keeping—it’s worth keeping clean! A "scrub up’’ campaign in ■far* roams and haaamanta hilpt allmete f in ha sards fay bringing to light Inflammable rubbish that should bo discarded. EAT SHACK SHRIMP and CHICKEN Ukutar th e n s v Mnnagmant ot BUDDY RANKS tad DEAN PAJUUSH U. S. NAVY OUi) Bubble Bath 79 c 72c SUPER PLENAMINS PLUS RED VITAMIN B12 11 VITAMINS 12 MINERALS PLUS LIVER CONCENTRATE* LYSOL 43c GLYCERIN $4.79 SUPPOSITORIES 12 Pc. COMB SET 22c METAL TUMBLERS I 11.00 COSTUME WATERTIGHT JEWELRY 300 SHEETS FRIDAY and SATURDAY An lh« Fish you can Eat. FF, Pnlfttora & Slaw. Corn Muffins, Buttwr. M il 10, 11. It. IS. 14 * II Bib It Tract 1* Bsnlando Ip rinse aesara* In* to Plata Thereof Recorded llpaa tha Public ItacorSa of SamlaalS County Florida. Kama la which aaaaatad C U Bald­ win. All of aald propartr belli# la the Cnunly of lamlnolaT Stata of Florida- Unlaaa aueh cartlflcato shall be radaamad ancordla# ta law tha propartr daaerlbad In such eartlflcat* will b* told to tha hlxbaat Nth ST. tad SANFORD AVE. ■ /• t* » j — J ily E. U Uurdlck. D. C. (BEAM Tom Watsoa Attorney Cor Plaintiff 110 K. Main Slreel, i-A Urltndn, Florida______________ Dalidou* BraaVfaat tad Tha World! Boat Hamburg*ra ul GRILL ft OVEN CLEANER 98c ROTICIt o r APPI.ICATIOR TON TAX Ijr.tai ( I f * 104.10 ITertSa atalalae at SS4BI NOTICE JH UKKEUT GIVEN, that H A. Scott Ih* holder of tha fellowla# cartlflaata haa file* aald eertlflcata for tax daad to bo laaoad thereon. Tho csrtlfleet* number an* rear of la.uanra, ihe description of tho property, and tha nsma In whlsh it waa a.ae»».d ara aa fntlowai I'arllfliala No. I l l Tsar of lasuaM* Jon* IIth t i l l Itm ils ila i ol Peopaetpi „ i l's a first-ballot landslide for TOUCHTON’S—the peoples choice for ALL drug tftore needs! And here's our winning platform—na­ tionally advertised health amt beauty aids at low-as-possihle prices. . . PLUS the kind of friend­ ly, helpful service that wins friends and keeps them. Remem­ ber—a visit to TOUCHTON’S ta n vote for ECONOMY In all your drug store shopping! ALKA SELTZER GARDENETTH which I* Ih* 1st a *r of Octsbor, ANGELS ALL METAL ,i*,itnK&V"N(mr.ED that suit for divorce htt been filed aealnet you In the Circuit Court nf Reminds County. Florid*. le Chenrerr, by JACK NORMAN PO­ SHER In the above entitled cause. You are hereby required to file your Anewer aad/or otherwise pleed In eccordtnce with law. with the Clerk of tho above entitled Court and to aorta a copy of earns upon Tom IVation. Attorney for iTalnttlf, at HQ North Mala Street. 1-A. Orlando, florid*, on or before the Itlh day of October A- D. III*. Otherwise • lucres Pro Confeeeo Will he ealered aselnet you for failure to to aerve and file your Amwer or oilier defenses a* ra­ 6:80 A.M. to MIDNITE SEVEN' DAYS A WEEK W ^T\ Plate I Iff. caschedo SUNDAY SPECIAL M Golds* Brown Chlcktn F. F. Potatoes ft Cotnblnatloa Salad, HM Rolk ft Bwttwr 5 DISPOSABLE TRAYS GET RID OF m m MESSIEST JOB K U *N KITCHEN Yi Ik T-Bom Blank With F. F. Potato?* ft Salad. Hot Rolls ft BUTTER a a 10 BAGS S s ll 23 BAGS 10x15 WITH > SPENSER 404 BAR-B-QSETS ■ 1 PIECE ■$ | .59 TRIOCIDE YEAR ROUND CLOSET AW | CONDITIONER " w KILLS MILDEW AND ^ MUSTY ODORS A DOESKIN I0LIET TISSUE 2for23c �n r: : .. A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay—Phone 1821 17—BUILDING— REPAIRS PAINTING' 31-WUKK WANTED—MALE 43—BUILDING MATERIALS •4—APTS—MOUSES—ROOMS THE SANFORD HERALD 88—BOMBS Thurtm. Sept. 20,1996 Ps«* U THE CARD OF THANKS Young Man, 30. wants Job driving USED DK1CK DESIRABLE eae and two bed­ laundry-dry cleaning truck, cab. TWO CARLOADS bcautilul used . , Very often ■ Card of Th*nk» In the 8*nfnrd Herald meet* a need room furnished apt. Ph. 423-W which I* difficult to fill In any other w»y. Not only Is it s gracious Has chauffer's license. Accccpt brick. Orange, red, and Mirnt expression of gratitude to thole who have aent floral tribute* but plumber, carpenter helper or black. See them at SHERMAN New two bedroom bourn, kitchen *l*o courteously acknowledges the srrvlcct and klndnesae* of tbB Service station attendant. P. O. equipped. 1804 Washington. Ph. CONCRETE PIPE CO. many to whom a personal note of thanki cannot well be mailed. Box 1367. 443 or write Jack F oot, Boa FLOOR sanding and finishing. Newspaper Card* of Thank* art accepted as socially METa L ROOFING 303 Sanford. PHONE 2100 or 2080 Cleaning, waxing, serving Semi­ rocL Emily Post, the noted authority on etiquette, feels they Now in stock, 6-V Crimp —1/4” FINANCIAL FOR AN APPOINTMENT many good use*. nole county since 1826. Corrugated — 2*4" Corrugated Lake front 2-bedroom C.B, house. TO SEE-Thla Solid Brick H. H. Gleason, Lake Mary pier* 1* no prescribed form for a Card of Thanks. It can be as Get all Your roofing needs at Fishing, ewtmmlag. Ph. 2036-W33-MONEY TO LOAN brief or as detailed a* you desire. When the occasion come* you wilt 1 after 4 JO. Shcraitn Concrete Pipe Co. This la a free pass to the Palm find a sympathetically understanding member of our staff to naeisl Out West 13th SL AUTO LOANS /ou. Drive In Theatre for Mrs, I-BEDROOM House, living room, Has n big, comfortable living COST LESS L, A. Brumtey. Exp. date Sept. THE “ IN MEMORIUM” NOTICE FOR SALK — 2 Crawford gar­ kitchen, Florida room *hd car and dining room, built-in cab28, 1836. AT It is the custom of menv families In this country to commemorate age door*, good condition. 81s* porta. In town, Phone 2002. Inata In tn* kitchen with mod­ i bereavement by an "In Memorium" notice in newspaper classified 8 X 7 ft. Priced cheap. Albert ern electric range ai d refrige­ column*. They find n real solace therein. Preparation or selection e l McKANEY-SMlTH PAINT'S Florida State Bank Jarrell, Phone 3127. 2-bedroom furnished epL Very OF SANFORD rator. You'll enjoy tha large \,!uil?.bl®. V0l?e brings back to them tender, pleasant recollectloni. An 2416 s. Park Phone 1203 clean and doee-ln. Jimmy Co­ HUNT ’EM EAST icreened-in porch and bcautL Lllxa Look, the English poet has so beautifully expressed it: 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Pb. wan Ph. 616. fully landscaped grounds with MERCHANDISE "How cruelly sweet sre the echoes M8-XR. Room special 114.83. lots of ahrubbery and sprink­ that start HAYNES Office Machine Co., ling system. Ha* a fireplace I A 3 room freshly painted opts. When memory play* an old tune Typewriters, adding ng machines, n Painting by the Job or hour. 43-ARTICLES far SALE and cantrel heating. Excellent Phone 2963-W or 2313. on the h e a rt' -Rentals, 314 Mag, Pb. 44. Sales-" Freddie Wilson, Phone 222I-J. residential location—2417 LnuFOR SALE—New Flrcstono clock Most frequently an In Memorium is inserted on the anniversary rel Avenue. 1—AUCTIONS N i c e bedroom. Private entrance if death. However, other datea, which It Is felt are appropriate or radio 4A121 - $13.43. Firestone STUDENTS—sat the newest thiai Flour tending and finishing. & bath. Phone 3028-W. jioanlngful are also selected. The birthday of the departed, the weddA better Job at a better price. Stores. in typewriters — Royal’s 183‘ PRICED REASONABLE Ing anniversary, Memorial Day, even Christmas are among othef estimatea. Ph. Collect "Twin-Pa k" portable. The fast­ 3-ROOM furnished epartmenL (t PUBLIC AUCTION Free significant occasions chosen. Oviedo FO-53184. We buy and sell used furniture. en portable on the market la ODIIAM & TUDOR Call 2468-J. 7:2* — l:M K VO I are he«ilant to rxnrrs* your tender thoughts In poetic form. Paying top cash prices for any 7 color*. 24 pay. months to pa; Free Door Prises 26—PIANO SERVICE ro» may avail yourself of the Herald'* rolircllon of original verse*. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ roweU'a Office Su 2Bed room fum apt (4 0 mo. 2623 8. French Avu. Furniture, TV, Washing Machines, These expres* In poetic beauty the emotions of the heartstrings. ING POST on 17-93 Ph. 2063-W. 117 S. Magnolia I&n. . 3L. L. Sill — Plano Technician Bedroom, 2 bith house (126 mn. Phone 2100 A 2980 Stoves and many other items too Among (hint irr vfriea Rpn?,nnflite m nny cIreunlit* net* Pfcone 2184 Rente |, Sanford 3-Bedroom furn. house $ 83 mo. numerous to mention, it a sav­ This Is a free pass to the Palm McCASKEY cash register and THE RATE ings you can't afford to miss. 21-ROOFING mod PLUMBING adding machine combination, ROSA L. PAYTON Broker Ph. 2871 Drive-In Theatre for Misi Mar­ Cards of Thanks are $1 00 per Insertion regardless 0f site. In Thursday Night Only 7:30 to S: 30 new, 300 Sanford Ave, Phone ty Strmpler, Exp. date Sept. 29, tenrth i'ri ll’ *h*y may run lo eonsldsrabl* Furnished garage apt. 2300 MelSanford Farmers Auction Mar­ ■enstn, are hilled at $1,00 per column Inch. 1348. CERAMIC TILE 1856. lonvllle. ket. Hwy 17-82. Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 For Sale—4C23 Portable radio— 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD Free estimate. Quality work. 1% 1'l l,w I-* "t ■, 1A—PLACES to EAT Partly furnished block home, 862 f\ jf 1*.' 111 114.88. Firestone Stores. Buy your Furniture at Barry's per mo. 2518 Prlncton Ave. Ph. PLUMBING ACROH8 4 Hawaiian 21. Compass r.n*:nr *i * «w 0 room, 2 bedroom home, 85760. ft MAK-LOU RESTAURANT Warehouse Furn. C o, at 801 2203-M. rcr mrYd -l|8 1 (( • Contract and Repair Work bird Ipi I 1. Jury —Factory to You— U'cato.i on Old Orlando Highpoint lit SL All nationally adv. furn­ Friday Menu: Red Snapper, Lob­ < <f „ , Free Estimates 6 Registered member wny. Iilenl for i-hlldran, school tshbr.l i.M Aluminum »t( 1 w. It iture at warehouse prices. ster, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, J*' « 2-Ilcdroom trailer, utility room and Nurse K. L. IIAKVEY 8. Keenly 22. Asiatic bus stop. Call 1332-M, im 1|;:i <i >i Venetlnn Blinds Fish Sticks. Fla. room. On. privet* lot, $63. 204 Sanford Ave. Phona 1828 Itbbr.) ' 11. Vegetable kingdom I If S» s i i : iimi < Solve the Saturday Menu: Prims Rib Roast, Enclosed heed. Sag-proof bottom Ph. 1418-R. A Fire 12. Girl's nsme 23. Small >:r*kp ’ v a* * • II T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and rail with plastic ends. PlatUe or “Gueat” Sleeping Problem n i i 'in * 1 *lllll Ink 13. Distress prevention Meat Balls. All Garden vege­ rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon With An Shell Apt*.: Furn. 2 room apt M 1IIU> ' J 1 »•’ * signs! hol­ officer tables. HWY 17-82 South, Phone cords. MPJMIR III ** '»» screen porch, plus rollaway bed, 14. King s son 7. "Regent of lies 11TS-W, i\ru\ • IIHH Senkarik Glue and Paint Co, garage. 811 Perk Ave. Ph. 468-W the sun" 13. Exrisme21, Re­ TIRKD 113-114 West 2nd Sl Phone *20 • A beautiful couch by day (Milton) This is a free pats to the Movielion of place • A comfortable 60-Inch wide bed 4-Room garage apt. 840. So. Cam Ve*terda>‘ s Ssrw ee plessure land Ride-In Theatre for Rose u f tha annio old J.hlugl 8 Lease turf U u u a t»u a sod Repair For Sale—Used Frigid* Ire (16.00. by night, It. Showered cron Ava. Phona 1314-R, 9. At one time 27. Greeting Jacobson, Esp. date Sept. % M l 8a atari Ave. Sc* tho spnvlous new tas.efully Phene 1113 Firestone Stores, les end snow 10. Bamboo• Converts to twin beds 28. Lend different homes In —, — (slang I 1836. libs grass • Converts to a couch and • 2-Bedroom unfurnished house, (76 me*sure 30. Malt W. J. KING South Pinccrest Sanford '17. ExclsmsArmy Cots, $3.m; Faint, 12.30 gal. month, rhono. 998. FROM SANFORD—Go west on lion of 31. N o t m e n / 14. Farm single bed. bevtrsgss Grove Manors Hanford plumbing Contractor T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp20th Steel to the Mayfair contempt 38. C o n s te l­ Implement 31. Arid Valencia Villas DeLand Kohler Plumbing A Supplies 8-Redroom furnished house, $53 lus, 310 Sanford Ave. Country Club, turn left on Coun13. Dwelling 19. Wolf's cry dischsrga la tio n Reem Electric Water Hea eaten 3-Bedroom unfurnished, $65. try Club road to Like Miry 2334 Orlande Dr. 20. Former 16. Worsted 33. Nall 41. Bachelor of PR. M For Sale— Pop-up Toaster (?.(•. At A Selection of Beautiful Tailored Tyndall* Grocery after 4:00 p.m 31. Body of and lha DOGGIE DINER A Jsptnm suitings Art* tahbr.I Covers and Boliter* Lake Monroe, Flrestooe Stores. Plumbing. Ereeky Heating 18 Strikes 42. What? Islsnd BAR. walir Slightly Estra 22. Title of M. G. HODGES NICELY furnished sleeping rooms For Sale—I repossessed child’s 4—LOST ECHOLS BEDDING OO. respect Sarvlce on Ail Water PumpsIdeally Mil tinted for on* or two adult*, tot W. r7“ T" Ride ’Em Planes—$19.06 Vatu*. Career 2nd A Magnolia, Pb. 1232 83. Discourage Weils Drilled — Pumps Ninth 8t., PHONE I036-W. Luxuriously Planned LOST: Wicker bag containing 113.00 each. Firestone Stores. “ Bad Bamberger" Mgr. through f*a: Paola Road, Phone too TT~ pits! parking lot. knitting, on hospital Moderntely Priced ftpen Mender’s til ttM p. mu 28. German 3URNI8HED 2-room apartment, For Sale—Glass fly rods, 10R161, keep bag; leave knlttin PLUMBING A HEATING VISIT OUB BALCONY rlv*r TT private bath, private entrance, 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 TT Closeout at $4-41 each. Firestone pita! desk or Phone 187' SepUgTank Installation A Senrlea 28. Half sms at The Big Dip, 2600 Park * and 2 baths situated on large, Stores. Used furniture, appliances, touts, Healer Service. Archie C. Her29. Glsnl bears Ave. ir artistically landscaped luts. LOST— Wrist watch. Reward. iett, Phone T34.W or 1136. 31. Smell Islsnd A FRIENDLY PLACE TO •te. Beught-eold. Larry’ s Mari Paved atreets and all other Arthur Turner, 1320 W. 8th St. 111 East 1ft SL Phoot 183L Furnished 2 and 4-room apart 32. Unit of con­ ir city convenience! make these TRADE F.M.B. 6c 10c A 25c 13—SPECIAL NOTICES m m w m I —PERSONAL NOTICES ments. Adults. Its N. Jessa­ ducts ncr Store. 281 B. Sanford Ave. colonies of own* r-occu pled mine. (Else.) IT r homes truly delightful plicae CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING EOLLAWAY, Hospital and B»b» 33. Defame For Sale—Chlld'a Out-door Swing $ SAVE $ to live. Slip Covers and Drapes FURNISHED APT*. — Including Beds Day, Week, or Month—1TeL re FT 3*. Interjection Set. A $38.83 Value for 821.83. IT STANLEY KULP ON GOOD USED utilities, I room*, (43. 3 rooms, 1423. Furnltura Center — Designed, Built and Hold 37. Bsckbon* Firestone Stores. PHONE 2133-J. FURNITURE 118 West First St. (60. 107 W. 8Ui St. iT“ TT rr (anat.) ODIIAM &V TUDOR Inc. 38 . D is ta n t PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS For Sate—Used Refrigerator, only Mather Of Sanford 1 BEDROOM house, couple. Near w 866.00, Firestone Stores. Builder* of Fine Homes 40. Ohio city All types and fixes. Insulted or AUTOMOTIVE % 1 303-09 E. lit St. Phona 127 Base, (60 month, Ph. 1617-J. J For Florida Living 41. Capital “ Do It Yourself.For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer w (Bwtts.) $ 8—BOATS AND MOTORS WE REPAIR AND SERVICE “ % 2-FURN1BHED houses nesr Air only $23.00. Firestone Stores. SALES OFFICE ______ .Pi h- 48. Antlers* * STINE YOUR OLD BEDROOM JtUITE Raa*. 1 A t bedrooms, electric 2626 S. French Avenue t r w Evinrvda Salas It Service r animal Machine and Supply Co. IS WORTH 130.00 (or more) kitchens, and earports. Phone Phone 2100 and 21)8u ROBSON Sporting Goods (posi.) 207 W. 2nd SL Pb. 63 For Sale—Trade In GE Refrlgora . . , toward the purchase of a 610-J or I4T-M. W tor 866.00. Plraston* Stores. IT 44. Flosllng 304 E. 1st St. Phone 898 % Ji limited number of nationally This le ■ free pass to tho Ella — In watrr advertised JOHNSON CARPER, *r Theatre for W. V. Bitting, Exp. S — 16" wire spoke wheels with For Salt—7Vk IIP used Firestone DOWN REAL ESTATE DREXEL and BASSETT Bed­ tires A tubes fit 'IS A Model-A — date Sept. 29, 1956. 1. Gill's Motor, (76 W- Very good shape. •7—BROKE 88 aafl REALTORS room Suite*, to be sold fur ad­ Ford. Cheap. Phone X77I-J. nickname Firestone Stores. vertising purpose*, 84—FARMS AND GIOVRS GATLIN BROTHERS 2. Ptssdy Upright piano extra nice, $160 WILBON-MAIER R obert A . W illiam s, R ealtor Dragline A Bulldozor Service 3 • ' Hnl FOR BALE-New 6 11P Firestone Ph. Raymond Lundquisl, Associate 1232 Geneva. 2484W Sanferi Hide-away-bed cheap at, $47.60 Where you always find big values >0 acre tile farm. Three bedroom outboard motor, HI. Firestone Sofa bed like new 143. quick credit and aaay terms. bouae, largo barn. AU equipment Phona 1872 Atlantic Bank Bids* Store. ORLANDO Sentinel Star. CaU 2 typewriters, each IT—BROKERS i s l REALTORS $22.50 311 E. 1st 8t. Phone 868 and machinery, Kaiy terms. Ph. Ralph Roy, <• 1268-J. P. O. Box U R 12' Wildwood boat, 3 months old. OWNER TRANSFERRED! will 16-PARTS - REPAIRS 6 II.P. Johnson A trailer all in 7-cu. ft. 1861’ refrigerator (80. •ell equity In 3 Bedroom, on* Gaa kitchen range (20. Baby 81—HOMES good condition $125 BULLDOZING year old Plnecroat homo for OZIER REALTY CO. bed and mattress (10 PHONE For Sale—New (38.85 custom built 12260, Uko up payments of 3 H.P. garden tractor has plow, LOWERY A BRIDGES Laura B. Oiler, Broker 352-M. auto radio, Whlla they last 66246. Considering the extra’s Saa. 1886-W Orasga Qty Spr 44084 disc, cultivator, rotor grata cut­ Haiti M, Field, Aasoclata will build on your lot. Your plan each. Firestone Store*. this la a better buy than n new •601 So. Orlande Hwy. Phona 1168 ter, IS” aew, 187.80 or oun. Wa can arrange finan­ CROSLEY - BENDtX heme, Immediate possession. W* Bede complete with spring* A EWING S . CENTER EVENINGS! SU» and (DU cial. Call ua far additions or 11—TRACTORS Salta and Service have the keys. mattes*, from (10 up Belas, Sendee and Rentals rem odeling. RANDALL Thousand* of oth*r Items, I bedroom concrat* block h o a * O lA R .R E T T ‘B 11 Case Tractor In good con LOWBLL E. OZIER Electric Company Phone 1421 328 E. First St. Trading Poet Til* bath, completely furitditlon. Suitable for farm or Service— Quality— Satisfaction 1 mileSnper B. m 17-81 • Ph. M8IW. lihod kitchen, beautifully landW . D IE T R IC H S T . W. M ER O amall grove. Price (826. Call Pb ill Sanford 43-FARM and GARDDEN Offiee: 8661 B. Orlando Of. 2827-J-J Do Bary R EALTO R S ■eapad. An axoallant buy at Ray ifemm $436 after 1:00 rOR FILMS. Finishing, Tope Re­ M l P a rk A v s F jte e t 81 o r 14* 88760.00 only 61800.00 dawn.p.m. 1343-W.______________ FAIRBANKS • MORSE P i lM p l corders, Suppllet SEE — W1E- Georgia cabbagt plants. All var ISM DOWN Istiss — any amounL Hugh O IF IT 11 REAL ESTATE BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 110 Will Dnuing, HOWARD C. GARAGE APARTMENT 9 Bedrooms and Carport* II—TRAILERS Whslchsl, Suite Market Stal a»k Crumley A Montaitb LONG, Phone Ml IQT f a i t S. Park Ave. Twa bedrooms, lurnlshsd, I ear Terraaso Floors IS. Day 1180, night, 627. Commarclsl Ave. at UT South Park, Phona ITI Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 866-XR. lartg* on two lou, good loca­ Kltehaa Equipped 48 APPLIANCES tion, 83,160. Good terms. For Sale — Hava you a larga Thay Know Nice Residential Location For Rent—Modem trailer lota, 10 ENVELOPES, Letterhead*. *ti ta­ hedge? Electric hedge Dimmer REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Leadacaped Yards rnMU, Invoices, hand bills, aad For Sale—6D54 Gaa heater, 10,000 R 60. Adult*. Raae. Call 80U-W. only on* to sell at M $ 5 . Fire­ . ’ WHY PAY RENT? 2344 Fra n c k A v a . ITU o n l y $34-83 Firestone programs, a te . Pngnaalvo Lat ua shew you thin nearly new stone Store*. teres. It will pay YOU to at* ua before J. W. HALL. REALTOR rriauni Co. Phono 4M - 401 R . JR. CB home today. Located on t W eatllth SL iou buy. Open Evening* and Johnny Walk**, Aaaoelata larga corner lot with lot* of This D a free p**a to the Hits For Sale—Reel type power mower, phone M l Builder undays. "Call Hall" Phono 1768 UOO Mellonvlllt only one to go at 9I1-30. Fire■hide, it has 2 bedrooms, a Theatre fur Mr*. David Oldham. Eastaide Trailer Sale* RADIO REPAIRMEN stone Stores. good sl*e living room, separate Palathe, Fla. Gantva. Exp. date SepL 28, ATTENTION This U n fre* pass to I'ralris dining room, all electric kit­ For Bala—adjustable TV wall 183*. lakr Drive-In Theatre for 18—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 9 14—USED CAES chen, TOTAL PitlCE *9,760.00 Butch Castube. Eap. date SepL mouata li.ss, TV aarlal cave Only 11,600.00 down, SPINET PIANO BARGAINS 88, 1866. ttbuata tl.13 » -fL TV MOM Up IMS Pontiae Catalina, clean, as GOLDSBORO LOTI Three lovely splMte, one blende, Mast* 16-00. Firestone Stores, * whistle, and all good rubber 3 nlco large building Iota cloie to Consult A REALTOR Firil available. Those piano* have Only $9tft. Hay Herron I'D school and shopping. Risionable been on rental to teacher*. Are CULLEN AND HAHKRY 1461 or 134AW, after 6:00 p. m. This la a free guest pan to tho and terra*. Prairie Lag* Drive In Theatre For Bale—Rcposseeaed Television. New, covered by five yean war­ M N. Park Ava, Phona 6313 W. M. "BIS” ITEM PER TiuoBfura coLUiuaas ’M Olda 2-Dr, for Ruby* L. Bridges, Bap. date ranty. Tremendous s a v i n g s . A Beauty—only (86.00 Firestone red vateur suit for f*U and Guy Allan, Aeaaatete power iteorlag A br Sept, M, 186*. T e r m s available. CaU Mr. Stare*. 91,000 DOWN Arietta Prteo, Associate dlo-Heater. rear apeiinker, winter wear U shaped hy f Streep, Streep Music Co., Orion BEAUTIFUL on* Green. Eapcrt Watch Repairing. Fully For Sole—3/4 HP alr-eoadltimora. La rg o 8 bedrannt I hath titer Interior, I To: Realtor — Ganaral taauranc* riag at tha walaUin*. do 6-8401, or write 641 N. Or. name on larga lat du*n JR, uarenteed. Sanford Jewelry A Call 2966-1. Phan* Ml ar 1122 112 N. Park Av*. Mitchell. Only 8 (or MT4JS each. 3-Bedrovm. t-bath heme, located ange. Price 8 17,8 *8 Luggage Co., 600 Sanford Ave, 1 HP Mitchell air-conditioner, In South I'ineereet, Comer let ______ ^SEVERAL low priced cars, rang Iwautifully lendeeaned. Near ROSA L. PAYTON (116.00. All brand MW. Fire­ 83—WANTED 1# BUY Ing from fT I'lp t for good eco­ For home repair work and altera­ Pinecroet ScheeL Built-In rang* stone Store, Ph. 11 nomical transportation Kay Her tions. Call 161-J. Ray C. Slagle. and al POWER U wn M ow ar_____ and oven. Buy Hue heme with B a t tel » r *d Real Es ta te Broke r ron, Phono M B or 1343-W aftor IT -6 1 8 t H te w s th * Tow wellpump. Phone f i l l' . f t For Sale—Apt. nee used ElecDie n low dawn payment and ae P |8 n 8 68TI vA . S. PBTBBSON Tree* trimmed, removed and da6:00 p.m, Range. Only 1 it 66840 . Fire­ sumt a I g p in e a l aartgeg*. moied, Ph, 100T-R. Alsssadtr A fltrlaftr O RENTALS On* year eld. stone Stores. 1866 PONTIAC—4-#yUnder, 2-door, SANFORD TREE CO. PAINTERS ATTENTION — For Sale: OB Wall paint 66c, gal. 81.66, Famous brand. Firestone Stores. E m pty? fj 2-BEDROOM HOME A N T ADS 1 Ph. DAI LY ftotfTUlll CROSSWORD Echols Hi-Rizer $94.50 IM M EDIATE OCCUPANCY i w P i i 1 Seminote { S YlfiLST clean, $438, la y Herron, Phone JWejjjrJJttjW^ftfU^jOJMun, • BUSINESS ___ SERVICES SAUTV M SU M M 'SS55/ Modern Air-conditioned Salon .s r ® ''" !} * LURKS’ Septic Tanks Clsanad A Repair For Isle — Used Elecuie Stove, 81040. Firestone lure*. In *d. Grease Trops-Dralnlines, 3-room unfurn. apt. Newly oeeort Free Inipeetion. A m o 1TII-M ted. 1101 Celery Ph. 606-W. Fee Sale—Trade-In TV, IM. Fire­ S S L *1 Sentord, Fla, stone Stores. in tofaty. If Inter**led tn apartment clean­ EMPLOYMENT er than avarai*. C lou la. See ODHAlf A TUDOR For Sale—Very good used Automa Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 616. 2628 Franth Ava. tic Washer at W-00. Firestone 36—HELP WANTED—FEMALE Phona 2100 or 2880 Stores. French Avenue home suitable for heme k business. For Informa­ BOTH of Lhasa home* ar* road* SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS This is a free pass to the Prairie for immediate neaupnney, s* tion call 1484. Steady year 'round work, ex­ ' Lake Drive In Theatre for Them Today. cellent wages. Free hospitalizeTerry Sellers, Enterprise. Exp. WKLAKA APARTMENTS: rooai tion and life insurance, pleas­ date Sept. 29, 196*. private bath*. 114 W. First sl ant working conditions, paid holidays ana vacations. Apply For Sal* — New Apex vacuum Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Ph. J20-W ih per* to BROOKFIELD cleaner with attachments $11.66 MILLS, SEE Seminole Reelty lor Deair N. Elm. only. Firestone Store*. able Home* and Apt*. Phone 37. This is a free pass to the 'Movielend Ride-In Theatre fur Harry 1 Duo-Therm OU apace heater, EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit able for bachelor or couple. Whiuner. Exp. date Sept. 21 35000 BTU. Like new, 833. Phone 2276-J. Private both. Acre** from Feet 1836. South Office. Manuel Jaee THOR ecml-automaUc washer, WAITRESS—Apply Tou ehten's til* hath, lovely i (41.66. Inquire 1406 Magnolia, ph. 4-room dowustalre apt. screened Drug Store, Mr. Clark. •ral Electric kltehon, V e n e tia n WMH*vv* porch. Upstairs effici Blind* itd jiteuate wtndeo*. 16 Girl* over 21. Apply Pig'n Whis screened porch. months ate Fa* into By Owner. tie. Phone M 2. Ph HILLS HARD TO FAY? Sell Experienced meat wrapper, cap­ things you're through w i t h HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front S M A L L 2-B airaa m hoaxa. L o w able general meat counter work. through Want Ad* for CASH. Apt*. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytons d o w n ^ a y a a n t Phona 844, days Apply Tip-Top Super Market. CaU 182L Beach. CaU B74-W. R i a l E t t a to A In iu ra x e * M rs . L o u r in * M aisa o gsr, An n , 1ST M agnoba A v * . P h . 11 •A L L R EA LTY RAYM OND M. B A LL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKERS 8. D. Hlghley-naa, Aisoeiste 166 South Park AY*. Ph0M 066 too M U M ■W AP A N Y T H IN G 1 Ju it p ile * Classified ada. Phona 1121 fo r a helpful ad-w rlter. ruHNITUBET Clan FOB QUICK ACTION use Claul- sifted ad* Mil th* surplus for CASH. WUlUmi//L Burva/or. ill M. Park Ays, Phan* It# for iaS.,iV,«cKWT"kW'w" SB ad writer. S S iR : 4 ; A A ‘ �A* -, ■ j >i r THE SANFORD HERALD page 12 Thura. Sept. 20.1056 ■■ V* ~V • Questionnaires Are Sent T o Nation's Standby Reservists John L . Spencer T o Receive Mastet O f Science Degree Robbins 1st Place Winner In Rifle Championship County Agent Explains Duties To Kiwanians Search For Burglar Centers In County Cecil Tucker, Seminole County "The Congress, in its Ust ses­ The search for a burglar wh* Agent, told the Sanford Klwanis sion. ensrted a law placing upon ransacked two office* In Winter^ Club yesterday about the duties the Selective Service System res­ rfll# Naval Air Station, will studr Park and attempted to breik in th* entire Sixth Kara I District 'o f a County Agent. ponsibility of screening the Na-t another wav continued this morn­ to determine the aatumtlon of tlon’s entire standby reserve, both Marine Sgt. Kenneth W. Rob Tuckrr said the principle duties ing In Seminole County. aircraft In this area and to de­ men and women, and the m erris- l>*n* ^r - *'*rr<* P°lnb. with 41 of a County Agent Include the termine further If there U a alte Attaches of Sheriff J. L, nob­ t* are being mailed questionnaires * ' fives, out of a possible 650 to "getting out information to the more anItable for the location by's office stated that the man, people interested in agriculture.” to be filled out and returned to win f‘ r,t pUr* ln lhe m irk lm ,'‘ of the field. believed to be 3 resident of Semilocal boards for use In deiennin-'H*** ta th* 1956 0p,n n,nr Ch,m* It is a "service t* the people," role County, will be facing charges Moving of the Sanford Air Station to another alia will. If ing their availability In Um, of p:on‘ h,t,. M,,ch Ctmp PcrrT' Tucker said. "One of our newest of breaking and entering as well aj found feaaibte to mOTe It, take i policies D long range planning attorn ptei murder. national emergency,” Colonel Harthi' *e*k. L.tng the National Rifle Asso­ an! it Is hoped that we can get a period of up to five yean In One man. Bussell W. Raine old C. Wall, State Director, of order to complete the building of ciation match rifle (bolt), the 'something like this started in whose office the intruder Itiertl) Florid* .aid. runways, building*, hangara and to enter, received a stabbed hind sergeant was competing with over 'Seminole County soon" In explaining why the SUndby ether necessary eonilroction for from a screwdriver lhe fleeing 2.000 of the top civilian and serv­ Speaking of agriculluie ae a loth the homing of aircraft end RetervbU are receiving these wielded. Previously, ice shooters of the naUon. who mean* of livelihood. County Agent burglar the homing of Naval PevaonneL questionnaires. Colonel Wall pointpain* had kicked * letter opener assembled at Camp Perry for the ;Tuckcr said *'We need to Instill out of the man's hand who w u It waa earlier eitlmated that the coit of a new airfield for the 1 r* 0f *h* pr0blem* National Rifi. Vnd VbVo7 u T tc to in our children that the idea Is fleeing down the hallway of ths which fared the standby refervUu 1.rtsbli(hed bjf „ , ct of Congress Navy's um would poesiblr ha a good deal to go Into, an honr-t office building. Raine was treated near f30 million. WELCOME TO T1IE CLUBI Captain Robert W. Jackson, in years past He recalled. "In in 1903. ' endeavor, and lucrative whan done at Winter Park hospital and re'ias. Ume of emergency the standW Choice of the OKrala Field, USN, Commanding Officer of Sanford Naval Air Station, ed. Robbin* win reccise an N. R. A. in the right manner.'* eontidered by the private engi­ (right) welcomed Roland L. Walla, Chief Boiterman, USN, reservbt has no way of judging sterling silver award for hb pro­ lh e burglar eluded Winter l\vrk neering firm, Alrwey* Engineer­ (right) and NeUon W. Bower*. Chief Air Controlman. If and when he would be called ficiency. He enlbted in the Marine Tucker wa« Introduced hy John citizens who chased the burgbrj) ing Corporation, to be the top USN, (left) to the Chief Petty Officer'd Club at Sanford to active duty. This was actually Corps three years ago; and be- Darby of the Central Florida Ex­ through downtown streets a* he •pot for the location of runways NAS. following their promotion to Chief Petty Officer. less knowledge than most ■selcc*! can competitive shooting last periment Station who revealed that run for his car parked on Morse o f 12AOO feet and for the oper­ the new county agent came to Blvd. In Winter Park. (Official Photo. U. S. Navy) live service registrants had in re- Jtarch. ation of the Navy'* newest. Jet Competing in the Easters Divi­ Seminole County from Marion William E. Strong, waiting in * gird to their • talus, since selective bombers, lends hope to the selec­ taxi office, Identified the fleeing service registrants could find sion and Regional Matches ear­ County. tion of the Central Florida loca­ out many thing* regarding their lier this year. Bobbins fired ac­ Unusual is the fact that Tucker burglar as 45-50, 5 ft. 7 ini he* tion near Sanford for the new In situation, and also had the op­ curately enough to take four in. and his wife have three children, tall and weighing about 175 •taliatlon. portunity of presenting informa­ dividual award*. He has never all with the same birthdate, a pounds. Strong attempted to grab In the meantime, the operation (Coetlaued From Page 1) (Cnntifliird tr»m Page 0**1 tion to their draft boards (made fired at Camp Perry in the "world girl two years and eigth months the key* from the car In which Of the Sanford Naval Air Station came Thurman Burnett and Geor­ per cent to 94 per cent. These up o f local people), who could take series" of rifle shooting until this old. and twin boy* eight months the burglar drove off. However, will continue. Heavy Attack Wing old. ge Weidler to lenJ the experience moves are expected to help the action to reclassify the registrants year. he failed to get the license num One, under the command of Capiny Stationed at Marine Corps Air bcr. and guidance of the state office builder in planning. where circumstances warranted it. J. T. Blackburn, is stationed here. Station, Cherry Point. N. C., with The standby reservist mean­ A statewide alarm w * The White House said the ac­ to the project. White nylon hosiery should be Captain Robert W. Jackson I* Marine Transport Squadron 153, Law ton brought with him Her­ tions to "strengthen home build­ while was trying to Judge his the sergeant is a member of the sudsed alone, or only with other cast for the fugitive l* a £ tr by the commanding officer of the vulnerability by watching and list­ white*. And you tan “ enii-c” Winter Park Chief of Police Car! local Naval Air Station where bert Thurston, Arthur Dickinson ing and facilitate the purchase ».f ening to news reports. The new Second Marine Aircraft Wing ri­ smudges with a sudsy sponge or Buchanan. the Heavy Attack operations and fle and pistol team. and Mb* Esther Veal, who if low-cost homes" were taken in re­ law was designed to correct this However, search for the man has training are maintained on an "aHe is the son of Kenneth W. Bob­ washcloth while they are on your Labor Market Analyst. sponse to a request by President e* ndby reservist would be called been centered in Seminole County, bin* Sr., of Palatka. and grand­ legs. round the dock" raadiaesa bads. Preliminary contracts already Eisenhower for a review- of bous­ to active duty only after full con­ son of Mrs, Leonard Yihien cf When asked for a statement sideration had been given all tho Sanford. hate been made, it was said, and ing credit needs. concerning this new Information (Coetlaued from page One) fact* in his case, a* well as the of the proposed Osceola NAS site, prepared for a career In murie. the survey would gel under full The statement ssid there ha*| weighing of the effect that his Captain Jackson of the local air She gave piano concerts on radio swing immediately. Item an extraordinary demand I entry on active duty would have BANANA I'EELER DELUXE station said thief "We of the Hen WDBO in Orlando during George Touhy, president, arid for yedil during a period of peak |on the national health, safety, or BALBOA, Calif. (AP)—Meet a Nevy who are here locally' have i 1920'*, but gave up music as president-elect Clifford McKIbbin interest." man who ha* peeled half a mil­ business activity and this has nothing but good to say for the a profession after her marriage Each standby reservist will be lion bananas in a mere eight proposed development. We are except for a series of organ con­ attended the session to offer the limited the supply of funds to^placed In one of three categories, years and vows to muke it a mil­ most delighted that the Navy b certs at the New York World's full cooperation of the trade body home builders and buyers. If this based upon the information in his lion within two more. Pittxhuric Paints— Benjamine Moore Palnls Mrs. Georgia Ball and Mr*. Cam­ situation continue*, the White II-R (deferrH for civilian occupa­ planning on a permanent site (less Fair. He is Don Phillips who, when illa Bruce will serve as office to Sanford. Toe can understand Lrader la DAB Painters Supplies— Auio Glass Installed House said, it will "rrstrkt home tion'’essential to the maintenance he finished World War II ser­ why when I repeat what we tell She was active in Garden Club assistants. of the national health, safety or vice, had a “ flash of iniigh:” Mirrors Made to Order—Store Front* all transient pilots who visit our and Woman's Club work in San­ Businessmen, especially the larg­ construction and affect adversely Interest), or III-R fdeferred by while trying to think of a way to station. This Information Is con­ ford, and beH every office but er firms and farmer* should b« home purchaser* of modest reason of extreme hardship and >« a success. His inspirition: Structural Glass1— Olar-s for Every Need tained In our transient pilots guide regent in Tampa chapter, DAR. quick to recognise the value of means. It would atso create dlf- privation to dependents), Chocolate coated bananas. and wo mean it: "The uuUt*T*h" She was a member of St. John's the office here, should It be es­ Here Is u center in the glass trade, an Indispensable factor.^/ In time of war or national emer­ ficRies in small businesses in He started business in a fun feature of doty in the Sanford area Episcopal Church. tablished as a result of these efgency declared by Congress, this tone here with a bunch of bananas in building and home making. This friendly firm offers quality the lumber and other building She Is survived hy her husband, is the friendliness and cooperation forts, it was said. Each firm or will give the standby reservist a and two feet of space ln an old material* ami expert service. By genuine cooperation with their ru*extended by the local ctisens, her mother, Mrs. J. II. Raye, who person employing 10 or more peo­ supply In luetries.** cleairr picture of his position as ice cream freezer. Bathers like! turners, by forethought in planning to meet their need.*, this outwho a n happy to have the Navy made her home with her daugh­ ple were asked to call the CofC Albert Cule, administrator of icgarJs his or her recall to active his wares— he soon branched out deriding establishment I* striving earnestly to give better service, belter materials, more lensonnblo prices. near them and go out of their ter In Tampa, and ■ brother, G. office and give their names so the Housing and Home Finance duty. into nutty end chocolate chip way to make duty here pleasant Troy Raye, of Sanford. no one will be overlooked. Home owner* and builders have learned to depend on SENKARIK Agency, told reporters at the The standby reservist has the coating for variety—and now be Funeral services will be con­ and attractive.’* White House that he has no es­ right of appeal if he is not con­ hsa “ 500 times my original GLASS & PAINT CO. for superior gloss and point products. No set schedule for the work ha* j ducted tomorrow morning at 10 They have the skilled men, the equipment and the supplies to o’clock at the R. Marlon Reed Imcii made hut It It felt that timates of how many more homes vinced that his category i* correct space.” NO GAIN, BIG LOSS Company Funeral Home in Tam­ j It will be comptcte l within three j may be started as a result o f to­ but continues to have the rePhillips, who peels nearly all offer their custontchs the very l<es-t available anywhere. RICHMOND, Va. (A P )-T v lce pa. The Rev. Clarence W. Brick- week-, following which the results day's decisions. Hut (.'olo said •ponsibllity to keep his local board his fruit himself, claims the dis­ The writers of this article is glad to direct your attention to this • burglar alarm hal thwarted man, rector of St. John’ s Church, will be sent to Txltahss.ee and they should be \ definite help to informed of •fluLrhangc of adtinction of being the world’s favt- firm, glad to say that it is capably managed by men who knowfi) thieve* who tried to enter o In­ will officiate graveside services Washington for review. some people who want to build ilres* or status. e»t and most experienced banana the glass and paint business thoroughly. tel pharmacy through the roof. and burial will be conduct, I at 2:30 and haven't teen aide to swing The program will prCThi^ ser­ shucker. But the store'* loss waa heavy, o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the timr Spencer, J I*. Roger* and the financing. These friendly people want to see you. want to help you in any vice not only to the stamn)y re­ war possible. No matter what yur problem regarding paint and even though the thieves got noth­ Evergreen Crmetcry at Sanford. William II. Parr, Jr. Honorary Cole said that in comparison servist who will know his em­ ing. Both times heavy rains pour­ Active pallbearers are members p.ilhearers will be Graham Smith, with stall* on 1,3110,(Hh) houses ergency recall statu*, but the arm­ One cup of grated cheese added glass, their years of experience are sure to work to your advant­ ed water through the hole they of the Divan of Egypt Temple Bert Livingston, E. A. Roub-au, last year, construction this year ed services, which will likewise to a medium white sauce made age, sure to actually save you real money in (he long run. Stop in at 114 West gnd St., in Sanford, or call 3-0 for further par­ left, doing hundred* of dollars Shrine, C. W. Copper smith, Don Dr. N. E. Biown, J. L. Dalton is pointing to a rate of l ,10o,000 know the availability of their itid- from lie cup* milk, makes a good­ ticulars. damage to goods below. tasting cheese sauce. by reserve pool. W. McKay, G. I). Goff. Sr., Ar- and Jim Reynolds. house* luring started. Adv. i C w t h ir f Tnm P i p 1 ANN ARBOR — Eight hundred snd tixty-thre* University of Mich­ igan diplomas this week will be mailed to student*, Including one from Sanford, who completed work at the end of the 1936 summer less Ion. The graduates, most of whom left Ann Arbor In August to return to former home* and to begin new Jobs throughout the state* and in many foreign countries, were en­ rolled in II of the University'* II school* and college*. Diploma* were granted by the following: College of Literature, Scieore and the Arts, 102; School of Education. 22: College of En­ gineering. tt. College of Archi­ tecture and Design, five. Also graduating are three School of Nursing students: three College of Pharmacy students; 65 School of Business Administration stu­ dents; 641 School of Muile stu­ dents; eight School of Publie Health atudents and nine from the School of Social Work. The Horace H. Rackhem School of Graduate Studies graduated 547 students, Two schools, dentistry and mtJIrine, hate no aummer graduates, while session* In the school of Natural Resources and the Law School ended later and have not yet announced their graduates. John Lawrence Spencer, 214 E. ISth St., will receive hb diploma anj a Master of Science degree in chemistry. S*r----------------------- I Employment Steps Senkarik Glass & Paint Co. £ BEAU-TIE 0.1)5 JEWEL CASE 5.95 SMART POINT Short Sleeves ThePilot blouse-perfect marriage offashion andfunctionl 0.93 5 *- N O -IR O N D A T R IQ U E D E Li U X E A real miracle fabric-drip-dry, wnnhlc*resistantrtoo! For Use fint tine, DuPont'* imaging blend of “Dacron”* and nylon with the softs dull, sheen-free look of costly matte jeney—nowin Pilot’i mart fall Mylet and color*, tritiw . Blue, Beige, Grow), Black. Red . before tads a fabrics in Pita's famed Datriqua De Luxe blouse* with many, many wonderful feature*t completely sbceo-fret even afire countless wwhingi, trulyopaque, faMdrying, drape* Hfdy. Amtaing wrinkle mUtance, no-iron ease and il Ukre toll* new fiftfasoo but* likenever before. jf&USCt Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed I Q - S * *- �«?/ Shop and Save In Sanford L i— H a n fo r d . "OULME XLVIII vr i lim ttft AN LNDEPENDENT DAILY N E W S P A P E R Established 1008 SANFORD, FLORIDA Proposed Sanford Civic Center If Ywr HtrtM la Net Delivered By • P. M. Call 1821 Refore 7 P. M. For Delivery * FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 21. 195fi Church Is Important Nationwide Associated Press Leased Wire 1 7 World's Shipping Powers Agree Today On Suez Approach By GEORGE TOU HY Ko one I* egotistical enough to think that The Church can’t gel along without him. But year af­ ter year there is an Increasing number of people **ho are sure that they can’t get along with out The Churrh. Mounting hundreds — yc», thousands — of husinest and profcsslouul men, among other*, are joining the nation’* cungregatiuns of worshippers and are hecumlng vital partners “ going ai-out my Father’* business'', a* they use the talents that have made them aiic-i'cs'fut — with God's help itt their work. RAPID CITY. S. D. tJB-A fightWhat ha* brought about this Ing-niad Vice President Nlaon spiritual resurgence? There are many reasons for It, flew into the gffin belt today af­ for each person will answer that ter demonstrating nt* willingness ijueatlon in the light of Ills per. to get rough with the opposition. soiial relationship with God. How­ Irked hy barbs shot at President ever, there are some general con­ Eisenltnwcr by Sen. Krfauver, Nis­ on let lose a verbal blast at the clusions that may Ire drawn. Democratic vice-presidential n#The first explanation is that raised for auditorium view is at right, just behind huge in u whole-hearted relationship mince last night before a rapac­ A VIEW OF THE PROPOSED Sanford Civic Center shows ity indoor audience In Spokane, sliding glass walls to auditorium. (Stnff Photo) with the Almighty n man “Just Wash. the skating rink, esplanade, and recreation center. This naturally feels belter." And so He not only accused the Tennes­ view la from the Seminole Boulevard entrance. The ulage, so just selfish reasons a per.- see senator of ‘'below the belt, soil align* himself with God. When low-road tactics” but called on he i-ont-rlit rates on things spirit­ Adla| Stevenson to “ disassociate ual and rntcrnal, he sub-sciously himself” from Kefauver unless relaxes, amt some nf the matters the senator apologized to the Pres­ about which he was concerned ident and the American people. pale Into relative Insignificance. What needled Nixon into the A* ho prays for Ids Father's attack was the senator’* state­ blessings for others, it dawn* on ment ot last Wednesday that him that he I* comparatively quite ’ President Elsenhower ha* person­ ally been working just is hard fortunate. He lifts Ida heurt Heaven-ward against the Hlllc people of this In gratitude, resolved to think nation as those who surrounJcd more al-out other*, less atrout him- him." Self. This accentuate* hi* feeling* That, Nixon said, was a '‘con­ Of well-lrelng; he "feel* Ireller”. descending and contemptuous ref­ These are just hint* uf the broad erence to the son-alleJ little people field of personal reason* ( for In- in America." ereased interest in The Church. The crowd roared approval of Next to himself — and In many Nlxmi ns he accused Kefauvrr nf a "thinly veiled attempt to give eases ahead of his own interests the impression that the President — Is a person'* family and n ot the United Stale* i* deliberately loving concern for its best Inter­ Working against a large segment est*. In The Church there is an of our population.” atmosphere of warm, friendly In­ The Krfauver statement, Nixon terest In the family unit. said, was an "attempt to divide There, also, are teaching* that Americans Into classes and to set develop deeper, dependable jier- the interest of one class against sonalltles. In the precepts of The another," an idea "alien to every­ Church Is a peak of Idealism thing In which we believe," which although no oue evar * ■>V . It was the first tlrat Nixon had ita heights, always enriches the lashed nut bitterly at either of the climb toward the summit. Thus, Democratic nomlneea. In previous each member nf the family I* speuches he had even lightly laud­ “ a better person” , “land Mom, ed them mi occasion to such an ANOTHER VIEW OK THE scale model ia from the audi- i and loading area. Entrance to uudilorium Dad and the Kids are a lietter extent that Kefauvrr had comm«nted on the "sweetness and torium aid* showing sliding gloss walls, staff, esplanade, | be from Sanford Ave. (Staff Photo) family, If a man knows that he lias Im­ light" ur the "new Nixon." proved PERSONALLY because Nixon left Sixikane for speeches of his church affiliation, If he today here snd at Fargo, N. D., appreciate* the happy develop­ and Minneapolis after admitting ment of hi* FAMILY liecvause of that Republicans faced tough Sen­ ate contest* this year in Califor­ It, isn't It natural that he should nia, Nevada, Oregon ami Wash­ recognize Its l-cneflrlal Influence ington. on (be other people of his lionu1 Nixon t«hl hi* Spokane news town? conference the Republicans would Any man who I* actively inter, amend the Taft Hartley Jaw If they rated in the welfare and pro- win control of the Senate and the Sanford's Mayor, F. D, Scott, grexs of his community quickly House, A scale model of the proposed the roof construction U of laminat­ DE BARY—n ha* been brought Sanford Civic Center prepared by ed wood arches with a span of yesterday signed a proclamation realises the value of The Church to The Herald’s attention that two John Langley of Architect John B0 feet. The ceiling and roof deck T*"" *r? m*"F cntral Florida newspaper* havp nlirUm t v ’ s staff 1) on display will ho constructed of red cedar. setting aside the week of Sept.' 23-29 ns National Business Wom-I thU f« t,,r *h" 1 , fro1 end to disparage the He Bary in the ofice of City Manager WarEsplanade* from either the San­ en’s Week in Sanford. **** ,lf Tlw Church It 1* enough ■ n E. Knowles In the City Hull. ford Ave. side or from the lake Mrs. Sue Stevenson, president hfre to emphasise Ita Importance Chamber of Commerce. Insinuating The civic center, proposed to be that aald Chamber Is not incorpor­ included in the Capital lmprove- front provide a covered area of the local Business and Piofrs to a city by asking the question where automobile passengers may “ What would your home town he TALLAHASSEE — (kNS» The ated or properly registered, Ibis in program now under consi lie loaded or unloaded and pas- tional Women’ s Club said "The tike If there were nr. rliuirh?" head ot the Florida Sheriff* annual week, »|Mmsorcd through­ especial refcreme to influence In (|r lj,ti«n py the Board of Sanford sriigers protected Irom the wea­ Oetolter has been designated as Bureau says the rapid growth of out the United States by the Na­ the communlly. t'iij Commissioner*, is primarily ther. tional Federation of Business and Churrh loyalty Month. It is fitt­ the state i* making It harder on In refutation of llit-i-c! >lalc- for the recreation program plan­ It I* contemplated that the Professional Women's Clubs, is set ing that any organisation that law enforcement officers in many menu, fir. O. L. Lincoln, president ned for both children and adult* building wilt lie air conditioned. asldp to pay tribute to women in1mean* so murh to the Individual, sections uml higher salsrlo* should of the De Bary Chaml>cr of Com­ of Sanford. business and the professions, and " f lenewvd should be given a Im paid to tln-se men. He also merce, said yesterday, "The The inode!, built tu a scale id proposed uii addition of muiqiower (lie contribution they make to the pledge loyalty, W’hamber is not only Incorporated one-eighth inch to the foot, wa< should Ik- given a pledge loyalty. to cope with thn situation. nation." nut duly regislm-J, with all the prepared and i-oiistrucicd from ticMow do jou make that pledge? Dolt Mr I,cod, direct nr of the Programs, »|wnal events, and privileges and fum-Uun* thereby *ign* drawn by Architeet John Die Florida .Sheriffs Bureau, met with celebrations have been planned for Very simply. Just attend granted In auch charter. At all Iturton IV, and submitted to the the entire week, Mrs. Stevenson chinch at least once a week law enforcement leaders during timea the Chamber ha* been in Board of Sanford City Commis­ said, "for the Sanfurd area to point throughout Octoiler with a deter, trips nliuut the slate and he say* terested In the furthering of our sioner* for consideration. A combined supper meeting of out the contributions that an- be- initiation to la-come increasingly lie Is Inipit-iscd with the need for Further discussion* of the protown’s fine growth and shall con. the BaptLl Bi'olht-rhoods of Tlwactive In the most worthwhile more active public support of their (Continued un Page Set m i tinue so to be. The De Uar> Cham poM-l center will possibly come Fir»i Baptist t'hurch. Cent i ll movriurni In town. work. brr of Commerce has the whole'up at Monday night’s scheduled Baptist* Church and the Lair Mon­ ★ ★ ★ hearted support of a growing merlins id the commissiuncri. roe Baptist Churrh was held last membership, numbering I7.*» at I Burton today said that thn gen- night. eraI construction of the civic ceneexeat.** i___ The Herman Morris Bible Class All week cars have been lined >‘T would Include terrazzo floors Bp in front of the C of C office, throughout, sliding gla»* walls for of the First Baptist Churrh was with resident* seeking their new "'C mo-t part and the interior host for the meeting held in the house numbers. Thrce-hundred 1,1 have folding partitions to First Baptist Church Educational foitey-nlne auch numbers were i«- ''parole the banquet hall from Building. More than GO men atlende.1 the •urd the first three day* and th. ^ o r ix im allowing either meeting with the devotional led Project will probably he finished " T . . , 10.. Seating capacity of the auditor- hy Eddie Keith of the Central Bap­ oy to<In>. the committee report* nun alone will he (ton and Ihr ban- tist Churrh. Many have personally thanked Itirrc speaker* pointed out var­ * - » »•" * « -• » w ? J,..b>'.„Th?m*!. B m >’. chairman, x h(. amtai)rllim tlaKV be ious phase* of a "Christian A* A jg ll h Charles Bert»rh, Col. Hato raiser) to provide a view from Citizen." J. Brailey iMham spoke on V h lts , Col. Ben. II. Hubiosun. Ar­ ■scry seat in the auditorium which thur Watt and Albert Salisbury, vull hr equipped with |iorlablr "What the individual could d o ” Vnlir A. William* Jr. user) a* John Byrn is the acting secretary chairs. his tupir "Am 1 My Brother’s •f this group, Floor* in the auditorium wifi be Keeper’ " flat, said Arrhitect Urn ton, to And William It. "Bill" Stein p<-r permit dancing. The patio an the lakp side is spoke on a citizen from “ The -o designed, Burton pointed out, City’* Standpoint." ili.i it may be used for a skatO R L A N D O — fFNSj A u r.nk. "Turu the Rascals Out" MprasCntative of thp * Ftoritf. commercial .. ivauo A tiim n'Mviai grade •sw ans kitchen padtms— This Democratic slogan, o,cd so: ijuate to prepare meals for 1.000 ,..State Retailer* Association sue when Horace Greeley opposed i.. *i— i - i i C*matilutl"M •- ^ ajs() j1|C|u,jwj jbc pioposi-d cd to the "Florida General Grant In 1172, .called Adrisory Commission that a construction plan*. mention to corruption in ilate sales tax on ever) thing but The recitation gaino room* urant'a first administration. foot and automobiles could pro- three in number, will be separat­ “ Turn out the rascals" of un­ date #2.14 million In revenue an­ ed by folding partition* and a used article* taking up good nually. Lloyd F. Gnhr of Orlando lounge amt snackbar for the space in your closets and stor­ tnade the xutreextion and also ie- young ter* arc provided. The rec­ age cabinets, ofer tehm for th* commended that the Commlaston reation area of the civic center in a Classified AJ. Call 112). MAYOR F. D. SCOTT siting Business Women’s Week Proclamation, Include In the proposed new con. i* all in the wing which projects to (tart your sales-campaign. on as the Mayor proclaims Sept, Mrs-Sue Stevenson president of local ■tftutlon a thro# per rent catting from the auditorium. It was also pointed out that jm the aatea tea. and the protcastons.' tStan rnoioj 23-20 a week to "poy tribute to women Estes Hit By Below Belt' Tactics Charge Model Of Civic Duly Registered Says De Bary Head Center Shown Annual BPW Week Will Be Observed Here Sept. 23-29 Sheriffs Bureau Head Says Higher Salaries Needed I 3 Baptist Groups Hold Combined Supper Meeting r Man Proposes New Sales Tax 9 N O . 108 Members To Study Magazine Article At Rotary Session A somewhat different program ia in store for the members of the Sanford Rotary Club at It* regular weekly Hireling Monday nuon at the Yaht Club when six past presi­ dent! of tho local organization will offer their comments on an articlo that appearrd In a recent issue of The Rotarlan Magazine. Tho article stated that a bona fide member of a bona fido Rotary Club wrote a letter (u the international office of the S2-year-old group of business and professional men stating hi* reasons on "Why I Am Quitting Rotary,’’ Ho claimt*J his club "wasn’t doing any­ thing woftrwtitle," that the pro­ grams were uninteresting and fotlowed a definite pattern, week after week, and "Rotary Rust" had enveloped the Club. The writer gut a lot of things off hi* chest and whi-ihcr hr was right or wrong will lie the theme of the comment* of "UUi Uuah,” Brack Perkin* Jr„ Walter Haynes, II. II. Coleman, Hoy Holler and George Stine. Serving u* moderator will be George Touhy, also a past presi­ dent of tho Club. It I*- expected that thy discuniop will prove no* only reciting V t ^-foimmlvn and stimulating. President Charles L Persona and General Program Chairman Myron Reek in approving tho progr»m felt that them might be dynamite in it but concluded that nietnhvra of other civic and serice rlulu might have tin- same altitude about their respective rluh* and that a useful purpose might bo served in bringing auch thoughts out iu the open. The opportunity to participate In the discussion will lie given to any Itolarian present provided it is not of a political, sectarian or con­ troversial nature. Pakistan Is Absent At Meeting LONDON iB — Experts of 17 of the world's shipping powers agreed today on the form and timing uf an approach to tho United Nations to solve the Suez Canal crisis. They hammered out the accord after the final touches to a plan setting up the "Cooperative Assn, of Suez Canal Utera" (CASCU) to protect the rights of the maritime nations in thu canal Egypt took over July 20. Only Pakistan, of the Id nations In conference here shire Wednes­ day, stayed away from the cxperil’ meeting. The Pakistan dele­ gation, which regard* the majority approach as too much like an ulti­ matum to Egypt, said It could not attend without Instructions from Karachi. However, Japan also enme out against the users project us It stands and three other conference nations — Sweden, Denmark and Iran—called Instead for an im­ mediate approach to the U. N. Ethiopia's position remained to be announced. Indications were that all the rest of the conference nations, an even dozen, could be counted on to Join a* soon a* thetr government* at home gave formal approval. U. 8. Secretary of State Dulles, described as highly pleased, plan­ ned fo fly bark to Washington to­ night. "He didn't expect so much ■»gr**ra*nt," an. awthoratlv* Amerlran source aald. "Meet If not all the II will join the user*’ a*, (delation. We never expected all II would sign on the dotted line," In Tokyo, Foreign Minister Mamoru jftlgemlUu told newsmen Japan will not Lake part in tho Nan unless and until It wtna Egypt’* support. A spokesman for the Japanese shipping industry ap­ plauded this statement. Th# spokesman was quoted by tho Ky®. do New* 8enrice a* saying (hero was no reason for Japan to join since Egypt "has assured Japanese ships safe and speedy passage." Th* experts' meeting ran long overtime, causing postponements of the expected final plenary ses­ sion of the M. Bids Are Opened For Manufacturing Sunday School Is Company Building Sponsoring 'Coast Bid* for the proposed Sanford To Coast Contest' Manufacturing Company building wre opened yesterday afternoon in Hie offire of Frank George, ar­ chitect. A representative of tho com* panp and Wiliam H. "BUI" Stam­ per. vice-chairman of the Sanford industrial Board were on hand for the opening of the bid*. A total of II bids were sub­ mitted, five from general contrac­ tors and nine from the mechanical trade*, Bid* are now being tabulated with an Indication that there wilt be some revision, changes and deletions, to bring the bids within the proposed cost ot the new inJu»trial construction. No definite date wn* announced for the naming of the successful bidder or the completion of the revised plant. Nazarene Pastor Attending District Preacher's Confab The Rev. R. It, Spear Jr„ pal­ lor of the Church of the Nazarene, is attending the annual Florida District Preacher’s Convention at Central Church of (he Nazarene in Orlando. Eighty churches are represented with 102 ministers r*' glilered. The purpose of the convention is to correlate plans for the months of October through April at which time th* fiscal year ends. Dr. John L. Knight, District Sup­ erintendent, is presiding. Dr, I). I. Vanderpool, General Superin Undent, Is the guest speaker with mtsage* of instruction and inspi­ ration. Thii convention convened Wadnecsday night ad will close Saturday morning. Weather Partly Hewdy through Hslarday; Um tonight t t - I l A "Coast To Coast Contest" Is In full swing In the Sunday School of the Church of the Nazarene, located on the corner of W, Sec­ ond Street and Map!* Ave. In San­ ford. A mileage marathon betwevu Fords" and "Chevrolet*" with ‘chief drivers’ Holcombe and Car­ ter, reipcctively, and evenly divided "crews" saw “ Hotrod" lfolcombe nose out Carter’s "Chevro­ let" in tho first leg of this con­ test. The "race" {■ far from over, but wilt run through Sunday Oct. I t Frank Price, Sunday School ifciperimrndent, cordially invites everyone to enter this friendlp attendance building contest. Rocket Plane Flown To New Altitude BUFFALO, N.Y. (Jh-Th.i Buffalo Courier-Express reported In Thurs­ day’ s editions that the Bell X-2 rocket plane, which has attained a record speed of about 1,K» miles per hour, has been flown by an Air Force officer to a new altitude record of 126,000 feet, of 23J3 miles. The newspaper said it had “ re­ liable Information" that th* new record was set by Korean Jet ace Capt. Ivan C. Klnchelo* In test flights last week at th* Edward* Air Force Base, Calif. Another Bell Plane, the Xl-a was flown to a record N,000 feet or more than IT mile* In 1IM. The Air Force would not confirm the reports on the X-2. Additional Local New s O n Page 7 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. 81, For Delivery Rescut O fficials Abandon Search For Missing Crew K iuign Jam es H. B rod la •JiX WAVIS pound tha short near Kagoshima In southern Japan as Typhoon Emma swept northward tiTTsrJ Korea. The fcngiy sea, whipped by 69-mlle-an-hour winds and torrential rains, destroyed shore property including the battered house in foreground. The storm alto caused damaging floods In the Ph'”— r ■---- • re P <—r !-d thro -# '•-.-■tphotot Use Of Residential , , . . . . (ta s tis s ri Frem Psge It Ton an t A t •• ,tfll to fa n a favorV* sbla decision 1st* this year in The Seminole County Aoult Ed. Um# ^ ptrm,t |U rl ^ con. Portion Clsstes will inert tonight ,tn)ction by next spring. The Housat 7 i. m. at *i» Isntoole *llfh pm Corporation i« the oo’y *npli School Building. cant now before FPC and opposiCla.se. will be held'every Mon- ,’itm lcor r,rJ ? ‘" t ' ,y lo day and Tuesday nigh, ram 7 A H W fbe -#|tllnd (of Mtu. p.m. to 10 p.m. Registration for /aJ g tl nev, r been a major these classes can be made at |,sue. two developments of the ■nytimed uring th* *cvr. In-tr e- last week were credited with re­ lion D usually given on an In■"7 d»ubt • . m the mar. . , . . . . . Vet for this fuel in the state. dividual basis and a student an __ . . . . . „ . . The contract, signed by Houston progress at his own rite of speed. Tm„ (Jm a m„ w)lh norl(U . Students are given Instruction p0,e r A Light Co. for the tran.in learning to read and write, work-, partition of 10 million cubic feet lag‘ toward an e-pilvalency high i®f " • of th« subjects that will help tb«m In history. FPAL also signed conthair srork. (tracts with ita major suppliers, Adults who are Vetaran* of the the Sun Oil Co.. Magnolia PetroKorsan Conflict and who ar. c " ,nd U Gloria Oil torastod In furthering their educar . __• .___, .. , The Houston f.orp. also executtom -tro welcoma to attend this u „ lc, . grM(nMU w|th the Khool. If there are enough vet- largest gas company in Florida, era*s laterestod ti Uia program, People's Water A S ts Co. and pormlsilon ran ba obtained from *,,e .T?mp' Ga* Co., a unit of tha State Deoarimeit «f *4 - x . ' *?p * •* tkm aad tho Veteran* AdmlnUUa-1,. ">*"7 el,l»» other lion to operate the school under! &*nford who sent representa. the. G. I, Rill of Rlghu. iv“ Washington to usltfy in _..I U ,avor of *h* ■ppliratlon and rerurodrtbt em tS in!r0V ro ru b*r r * on cn«in'-',rln* or Hnancial S ir o i-/ arangements last week were LakeY***Goft*l land, Fort Pierce, Vero n»ach, Do^ U nd' Isloesvllle, Lake City, Pa­ In Uia School Administration Build- latka. Chattahoochee, Chlpley( Ug on Commeirial Ave. or by (Sracevllle, Marianna, Llv# Oak coming lo tha adult school. 1and others. BOOIE. Sorw ty (*—Korweigsa m m official* todir *b:.«ii-vjrt the M i r t h for 90 mUifrif t r t w B tn b trt of tb* Amrricmn freight* cr Ptlsgi*. Fir* aurriioce and two bodies wen recovered. Tbo ship, tarrying IOjOOO tons of Swedish iron o n from Nirrik. Norway, to Baltimore. went down Saturday night in a storm off Bodoc, abort the Arctic Circle. A spoke*mar. for the Bodes air resete station said ships in the area would keep a lookout for tor* rirors or bodies bat “it is ex­ tremely on likely that th en a n any lunrirors alive at this moment." “We here given op all hope," ha added. Ens. Brodie Makes Queen Elizabeth First Solo Flight MILTON, Fla. (FHTKC) — A To See 'Rock first solo flight has been made by Navy Ena. Jamas H. Brodie Around Clock' BALMORAL. Scotland IT — son of Mr. and Mrs. James H Qu«en Elizabeth II has decided Brodie of Lake Mary. Before entering the service, he It’s high time she found out what at’.ended the Florida State Uni­ this Rock ’n Rot] crate sweeping versity. Tallahassee. Before leav­ ing the Whiting Field Neva) Auxiliary Air Station, Milton, for more advanced training, be will receive instruction in precision air work with his regular sole fllgbta. the theater* showing It. Bids were table-1 1,y the San­ ford City Commissioners last night when the purchase of two fire pumpers was discussed. Low Idd Irr for the two 750 Ualloiuper-iuniut* pumpers wee the American I^Franre Company. With 16 days In which t» ac­ cept or reject the bid, th* Hoard of Commissioners decided that all of the "capital Improvement program" ahould be considered at one time. Sketches and preliminary dls(.unions will be on the agenda at next Monday night's meeting of the Hoxnl of Hanford City Commltsionera for a Negro swimming pool, a new fire station, and th* proposed Hanford Civic Centar. Also coming before th* Com. missioned at their next meet­ ing will lie the tabulation of bids for new street lights. Itecause of the magnitude of the overall pb commlaalonars agreed to withhold the accaptance of bid* and awarding of contract* until all of th* proposed plana ran Iw discussed at one time. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — .Nikita Khrushchev will make hi* second visit to Yugoslavia lomor. row. It Is described as a vacation trip, but some political circles here think the Soviet Communist party boss may transact some business too. The Soviet news agency Tass ami the Yugoslav agency Tanjug anounced the trip last night as a "private visit” lasting several days. K hrushchev hss been vaca­ tioning on Russia’s Black Sea coast. A trip of Khrushchev and Sov­ iet Priemler Bulganin to Yugo­ slavia last summer brought about a reconciliation between Russia and Communist Yugoslavia’* Pres­ ident Tito. The announcement of Klirush. chav’s Impending arrival immed­ iately set off speculation. It was recalled that a “private visit' by Soviet Deputy Premier A. 1 Ml* koysn last fall led to Russl*'- ex­ tension of larga credits to Yugo­ slavia. Powerful Typhoon Hits Philippines MANILA or—A powerful Pacific typhoon packing 180-mlle centar winds struck a sudden blow today at the Philippines. The typhoon, dubbed GUda, ripped Into Samar Island after suddenly developing eaat of the Philippine* early today. There were no Immediate re­ port* from Samar of My eaauaL ties or damage. But a U. S. Air Fore* plane rom Guam tracklne the storm reporlsd It had "spotted a ship that seemed to be in dis­ tress." The MsnUa Weather Bureau aald th* typhoon was moving westnorthwest at II miles an hour and was expected to be over Mssbate Island and southeastern Luson to­ night. ^foULME XLVU1 LAWRENCE 8. A8 HLEY SARASOTA MAN KILLED SARASOTA (AP)—State Troo­ per Warren Fox reported Leon J. Roy III of Sarasota was killed yesterday when the Roy car hit another automobile making a left turn. AUTO. TRAIN COLLIDE PENSACOLA (API—An auto­ mobile collided with a train at a crossing near here in a heavy rain yesterday, killing Mrs. Clara Mac Clemmons, 37. LOST MONET FOUND IN SHOE BOSTON .r—Six hundred dol­ lars reported lost by a California couple apparently did not stray very far. Boston police got a call from Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Bowen of Pasadena, Calif. They were at Hartford. Conn., and said they lost the money while in Boston. A few hours later, police re­ ported the Bowens called again, this time from Norwalk. Conn., to say the money was found in one of Mrs. Bowen’s shoes. AMERICAN LEAGUE No games scheduled Monday Toesday’s Sckstole ’ New York at Chicago N Baltimore at Detroit Washington at Cleveland 3 Boston at Kansas City N NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn *7 54 .609 Milwaukee M 54 .600 Cincinnati S3 60 J 80 St. Louis 72 70 Jttl ] Philadelphia 84 74 .463 i Pittsburgh « 82 .411 1 New York 58 84 .418 l Chicago M M .14 1 l •- . v.l i PORTER ’SKIPS TOWN’ w it h I MM DEPOSIT JACKSONVILLE (AP) — a Negro porter failed to come back when sent to the bank to make an $8,000 deposit for hia firm yes­ terday. Police broadcast an alarm for tbs man, William Lott, 21. De- l tactives said they believed be was on his way to MiaaireippL Gordon Thomas Chevrolet Co. •aid it sent Lott to the bank with $361 In cash and $7,640 in checks about 11 a-tn. The checks cannot be cashed as they were endorsed for depoiit only. A s^HBra r S J ifi Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4 10 innings New York 7-1, Milwaukee 3rt Only games scheduled Tuesday's Scbrthd* Chicago at New York 1 St. Louie at Brooklyn N Cincinnati at Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh ■VOM OffNtNO his •formal" campaign In Harrisburg, Ps- Adlai Stevenson meets in New Yoik with Democratic leaden from Eastern states. Tha broom he Is wielding symbolises hla hop* for a "dean sweep." Shown (left to right) are: Cor. George Leader of Pennsyl­ vania: Tyler McConnell, candidate for governor of Delaware; San. Estes Kefauver, Vie* Prcsidentlst hopeful; Gov. Avarall Hsrriman of New York, and Gov. Robert B. Meyner, New Jersey, ffntemsllowol j By THE ASSOCIATED FRESS aPresident Elsenhower worked on his first formal campaign address today as Democrat* sorting Into 1 a eoven-milllon-dolUr campaign f>tnd drive. Elsenhower makes a national radio-television re-election bid to­ night in which he Is expected to blueprint Republican alms for world peace and Incnaslng pros­ perity. The speech la scheduled for 9:30 p.m. EDT. Adlai Stevenson, hi* Democratic opponent, outlined party financial plan* at a Washington news con­ ference yesterday. These Include a house-to-house canvass Oct. 16 and a night of blg-clty fund-rais­ ing dinners Oct. 20. The tame conference also made It apparent that the mythical “Joe Smith" bis been drafted for ex­ tensive service throughout the rest of the campaign. Sen. Estes Kefauver, the Demo­ cratic vice presidential candidate, told a St. Paul, Minn., audience last night that Elsenhower admin­ istration offlrials violated the law In what he called the “DixonYates icandat." Kefauver didn’t name any of the officials, but he said Eisen­ hower “ repeatedly defended" the now-canceled private power con­ tract. The administration canceled It after congressional investigators lted an alleged convict of Inter­ est in the case on' the part of a former Budget Bureau consultant. Vice President Nixon, who em­ barked yesterday on a Hi,000-mlle campaign tour of 33 states, told , a home town audience In Whit- | tier, Calif., last night that “one good term deserves another." i Nixon, whote campaign tactlca ! have been attacked by Democrata at improper, said Republicans have "something far better to of­ fer the American people than pertonal abuse of our opponents." ; Stevenson, emphasising the im­ portance of "Joe Smith" to the Democrats, told newsmen that 16 National Joe Smiths will head fund drives throughout tha nation. At the Republican National Con­ vention last month, a Nebraska ■Mi-gate triad -to nominate an imaginary vice presidential cqn* I dldata named Joe Smith. The dal- I egate, Terry Carpenter, aald lat- < er he was fighting for an "open < convention. < On the subject of money, Steven­ son told hla conference that Dam- I ocrals "must turn to the people I for help." On the a ahrd shrdlcmfwyp p * "As everyone la aware," he 1 said, "the Republicans have mon- 1 cy to bum. We don’t. Unlike the Republicans, we cannot count on ' a lot of very rich people to pay ; the staggering expense of carrying 1 tha Democratic message to the country." Executive Secretary Lawrence S. Ashley. Florida Chrlsllsn Mission­ ary Society, Ocala, will be the ju s-t speaker Sunday at the 3Jst anniversary and homecoming of th- Flr.t Christian Church. A large c r o w d Including out-of-town guests Is exnccted. Souvenir booklets for the oc­ casion are being prepared this eelc. The covers will carry the Hnted programs for tha morn­ ing and afternoon seasMaa, and alto engravings of the church, paraonige and pastor. Tho booklets will contain an 18-paga sketch of the church’s history, which is being mimeographed by volun­ teer labor. Tha sketch waa written by the minister. . Mrs. J. C. Diets will have charge of special music, and Mrs. Mabel Bishop, decorations. "God’s n«usa" (Loucks) and "The Lord Is In ThL. Place" (Lorwu) wlU be sung by tha choir, accompani­ ed by Mrs. N. V. Farmer, organ­ ist. The pastor plans to preach • t tha. 11 o’clock service on •’Christ’* Church” (Matt. 16-18); Air. Ashley will deliver tha anni­ versary addroae at tha 1:45 p.m. service. G. W. Morgan’s com­ in Ittea has sant eat M appeal tor a generous offering for the education building fund. Mrs. J. L. Horton gr..rchairmen of tho s r e B m oxhlMl com­ mittee, is arranglag a large dli(day of pictures at former pas. tors and laadrri, record hooks, scrapbooks, and ether material bearing on tha history of the church. Another feature of the day will be the taking of pictures. Mrs. W. H. Young, food com­ mittee chairman, asks that each nm lly bring a bountiful basket dinner and Ita awn silverware. Paper plates and cups to be furnished. Dining tablei will be Set up on the side lawn. Th* congregation was organised Bept. 20, 1825 at the Woman’s Club with 23 members. i One report has it that an 16year-old woman la Perira’a na­ tive village remembers him aa an old man when aba was a child. Doctors who axamined him in San Vicente de Paul Hospital at Medellin, Colombia, reported that while his wrist Joints and ndial artery were those of an extreme­ ly old man, hla blood circulation waa that of a youngster. Ills heat action and blood p n s iu n showed uniffual vigor, they added. j^rrlra, said hla interpntsr Flavio C o r r e a , recalls events which happened in the daya of Simon Bolivar, who died in 1898. Bolivar waa a South American hero. „Jpf r5tr*’ eccordiag to Coma, “drinks when he can get it, smokes when ha can and has out­ lived five wlvti." American Legion L Weather . Partly cloudy !• cloudy with Widely actuated thundershower* through Tha f l a y i low tonight 4L78 in front q f Chevrolet* than any other carl A COUNIf f AM atmosphere pervaded President Eisenhower's klckoff campaign tolly at hia Oettysbuig, Pa, farm as there photos inW * £ drink U "** RpP« •«* (bottom) ha Is persuading tb* First Lady to coma on stag* tor a bow as tha wears a dreaa decorated with pictures of lire While House. fIataraalioHali i the ru*d. More people buy 'em year after year. And thii year. Chevrolet** ecrOUMi U HL It will ba MOVRlaly chmw w M with frtah drugs •4 • fair Md Ft*— hi i prk«., PAST n t u lltU V M Y FAUSTS SUNDRY STORE m b A f i w i f e T i Matter B a m Ym " Lolling with the family, o r Uvfa« it up at her patio party, she's tha Ik with ti* mostost. . . fr o a the fln t c u s p s to ths last eoaraaiaaoa e< a phoua. fa gay color, k*B * (dsytims in of more Uuux 150,000 ao f a r . . . . M u st be the best om to buy, for s u n t Two m illion more people own Chevrolet* Only frnckU ed Chevrolet deafer* display this famous trademark Holler Motor Sales OBNRV T. DUSZAK, BotUwmin’* Mate, First Claaa, U8N, havli hlpped over for alx year*, announces in* tha fact over the public addreag address system, onl;only to find that Airman StUt i t bolding tb* loose and of the microphone cord. .(Official Fbote If. B. Itevrt * Hearings Underway In Congress * > ’ c ^ -tri■ K l t 'V * • «'A b WITH AN INSPIRATIONAL VIEW OF Lake Marie in the ImckKrouml are (front loft to right) Mra. Jameit Livingston, Mrs. Sydney Wilke*, Mr». Hen It. Holilnnon anti Mm.. William Rich. The Herald’* candid camera caught a view of thcite ladica in the cnrly morning, working with copper kiln on the Wilke* pntio. At the Home I)emon*tration club Inst Thumday their project wa* *o involved that they brought their material homo and nince then, have iicen meeting in neighborhood grou|M, to fini*h their nhlning copjier house decorations. (Staff Photo) All Souls To Stage City Board Reviews Annual Winter Festival Nov. 17 Berry's 'Old Barn' Gels free-tiffing Kids Day tha firehouse, this Saturday,- Sept. D. Georg* Laadwrhr announce* that tha work wftl begin a t 9 a.m, S h a 's t h a h o s te s s w ith t h a m o a ta a t _ MIAMI, Fla. tit—A leathery lit­ tle man with jet black hair waa en route to New York today when scientist* may dettrmlna if ha la the world’s oldest living human. Juan Pereira, who stands 4 feat 4 and svelghs only 75 pounds, ar­ rived last night from hia native Colombia en route to Cornell Med­ ical Center. There he will under­ go physical, scientific and historic testing. Estimates of hla age rang* aa high aa 167 years, but the spry Uttle Indian canaot n ad or write and does not know how old hala. He agrees, howavar, that the lff7 figure Is about right. Dr. Joie Miguel Reiirepo, an authority on human age, estimat­ ed Pereira’s yean at mon than 120. Members To Clear Orange City Lions Firehouse Grounds Invite De Baryites DE BARR—The Volunteer Fire department urges all members to To Fish Fry Friday gaslit In clearing tha grounds at M o m chickens Associated Presa Leased Wirt Man's Age Estimated To Be 167 Farm Bureau Urges People To Apply For Gas Tax Refund wind-0 if vim FIAMIS subridt In the burned-out remains of more than 1,733 homes which were de­ stroyed in Cotiu, Japan. The bleu raged out of control for seven hours in tha heart of the dtjr as winds frun Typhoon Emma spread the fire from house to house. Aixview shows still-smouldering ruins. Standing MAN CAN THANK CUM FOR $18 BILL RALEIGH. N. C. tf*— W. B. Hawkins of Raleigh can thank a wad of clwwlng gum for a tea dollar bill. Hawkins said he drove hit car home and noticed an ob­ ject sticking la teh tread of one of tha tires- Hawkins plucked it off. It was a 118 bill, aacurely fastened to thet ire by a wad of guns. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 19, 1956 Approximately 91 members of <lto. AO, Soub...CathoHe , Chqrqh met last night with the Rev. Rf? chard Lyon* to lay plans for their The proposed budget, prepared by City Manager Warren E. 1854 Winter Festival. was .reduced by $8,721.99 Alter considerable discussion Knowles, to eonlorm with the revenue of It waa decided to itage this year’* the city of Sanford for the 1956­ affair on Saturday, Nov. 17. 57 fiscal yoar. Chester Macek of the U.8. Navy The completed budget, with an was elected to act as general analysis of the changes, ieduc­ chairman and he received th* tions, and transfers In the profinest cooperation in obtaining |H)scd 35-page resume of the ex­ Volunteer* to handle th* many penditure* ami revenue of the city, details Involved. wiU, In all probability, b<< adopted A cash sum of $350 and a beau­ at the regular meeting of tho tiful handmade quilt will head hoard next Monday night. < the list of awards to be given The one remaining detail to be away at the festival. clarified and adopted by ihi Hoard The AU Souls Winter Festival of Hanford City Commissioner* U ha* become on* of Sanford’* out­ a new pay schedule. standing fall events. Ita prime Commissiolnrr David Gatchrl, in function It to raise funds neces­ the lengthy discussion of the pro­ sary to operate the AU Souls posed pay schedule told the board Parochial School and ha* met "A pay classification Is contradic­ with increasing success each tory to the Civil Service Ordi­ nance. year. It la expected that this year the "I'm real proud of the proposed Gatchcl said, "and I Gator Grid Games festival wUI be even bigger and schedule," will not vote fur a blantet pay better than ever. Radio Hull** WTRR, |n San raise,” ford, will b* aa* of tha 44 rad­ Brought out emphatically, at last io station* broadcasting tha play- Evangelist To Make night's meeting, was the fact that by-play descriptions of th* Uni­ Hie Civil Service Hoaid acts the versity of Florida’s Fighting Ga­ Return Visit grade and the City Commission tors tor* this season. sets the pay. Beginning with th* opening A t Church Sunday The Board of Commissioner* gam* against Mississippi State In The Rev. George Ross, pastor asked for a Joint meeting with Starkaavllla, Mils., next Satur­ of the Assembly of God Church, the Civil Service Board to dis­ day afternoon, Sept. 22. WTIlIt 12th St. and Laurel Av*„ said to- cuss further their plan* for a new wilt air the Gator* tan footlul da)» that a return engagement for pay schedule. games this fall, llebrcw-Evangellat L e s t e r L. With the budget balanced, In Florida Is expected to have it* Marx to appear In Sanford haa tha analysis and discussion n( the biggest followlag |j» r, both at been arranged for Sunday night at departmental breakdown of the proposed budget, no Increase In th# atadlum and via tha air 7:30 p. m. * will mlllage for 1936-37 I* foreseen, waves, this season. Tha Gators The Ilsbrcw-Evangatlst to commissioners at play savan Southeastern Confer­ speak at the Assembly of God according last night’s meeting. ence opponents, an Atlantic Coast Church. Conference opponent, South" estera Conference opponent, and a strong . ...... Independent. Tha gam#* ara with Mlaelsslppl State, Clemaon, Kentucky, Rice, Vanderbilt, Louisiana Slate, Au­ burn, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Miami. Otla Boggs will b# featured aa tha play-by-play announcer end tha broadcast will original* from Station WRUF. th* University’s official station ta Gainesville. REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR CLAIMS 894.888 VOTES MIAMI (AP) — William A. Washburn*, Republican candidate for governor, claim* ha bat 326,­ 000 votes 1r prospect for the Nov. 6 election. Washburns, 360-pound former University of Pennsylvania foot ball player who now liras at N* kotnls, addressed th* Republic*! Headquarter* Club last night and critic load tha Slat* Rand Depart­ ment for what h* railed “star chamber" method* ad rand build­ ing an a hart* ad "favoritism at "The old barn has a new look," said Fran and Louis Berry yeslenlsy as they completed th* ranovation uf their furniture build­ ing on West 1st St. The business, opened originally for business on Apr. 1, 1933, fea­ tures all nationally advertised merchandise in an are* containing 10,000 square feet of floor spae*. The renovation of the building and the addition of a modern storo front is In line with th* modem furniture that is displayed throughout the huge building aa well as the Iradillunal style* which are also In demand. Hcrry's Warehouse Furniture Co. is located at 901 West First St., in s building originally billed as "The Old Barn." "We'ro progressing with San­ ford and Semlnolo County," tb* owners and operators of Sanford's newest furniture star* comment­ ed as they planaad the formal opening o' their newly renovated boll.llng and store. "This Is our expression of faith In the continued growth of th* Sanford area and the demand for better furniture at lower prices," Fran and LouU llcrry commented. "We want everyone to come out and sec the changes we’ve made in the old barn." they said, rimmjftE. WASHINGTON lD-Congrc«< be­ gan hearings today on the effects of racial integration In lh< Wn-hington public school system. An official of the National A*.»n for the Advancement of ColorcJ People predicted the Investigation will likely cost the Democratic party the votes of many Nrsroc*. The Investigation Is by a House Dlst. of Columbia subcommittee, made up principally of Southern­ ers. , One of It* announced objectives Is to look Into the effect of In­ tegration of the races which was carried nut In Washington during the tingle school year 1933-Vt. Clarence Mitchell, director of the NAACP In Washington, old newsmen that If the hear! uHnues, "It Is not going to d. my good to the Democratic party ." "Voters In New York and Ohio and such states are certainly go­ Ing to take a second took a party that brings to power tho w ant kind of bigots and allows them to interfere In the sfMra of the Dlst. of Columbia," Mitchell said. The hearing got under way with a brief statement by Chairman Jam** C. Davie (D-Ga.,) giving the legislative origin of the in­ quiry. C. Melvin Sharpe, president of the DIsL of Columbia Board of Education, wai called lo MenIlfy record* to be put Into the record. Mitchell said he telegraphed yeaterday to House Speaker Sam naybum of Texas and Home Dem­ ocratic Leader John McCormick of Massachusetts, urging them to Intervene to stop the tnvestl^nCon. ! / th* hearing neverl l i rl r' 8t th* Firat Presbyterian Church last night that tha Christian Rrlilion Is a personal experience with God through Jesiu Christ. RelL glon he said, must come from the absolute fact a* recorded in the first chapter or Genesis, that reads "in the beginning God. . It Is not the nsult of an argument or a debate, h# vowed. Thr youthful, Spanish born min­ ister further elaborated on tho Fact that the Bible states that God saw to it that all of his forms of creation were good, rtatlnr that good means anything that ->cr. forms the purpose for which It was created. Man, he aald, was m ated to glorify God and to enjoy hint fo. ever. Sin. Itev. Delgado, »aid simply, is when man live* in such a man. nrr that his life fails to glorify God, thus falling short of the func. tlon fur which he wa* crvataJ. Salvation, he explained, a* the salvaging or piecing together ol the broken, sinful lives, through Jesus Christ. The lecture last evrnln„ vas the Aral In a series of three lo he held at the Presbyterian Church As an added feature fjr tho twit tt bt held next Tursday, a qurulni box will be placed in the veitlbuh of the church, for the convv v» of those who may daslrj o •» any question converntng roll on Additional NEW STORE FRONT and renovations ara complete at Berry’s Warehouse Furniture Co. <Nt West Firat fit. Picture above shows tha a tor* front facing Firat St. (Photo by Jameaon) ron- tinuee, MftcbeU said, "The Democratlc party must accept the re. aponsibiUty.’* Mitchell said ha thlnki Davis la •following tho pattern of Adolf Hitler, who also believed in a su­ perior race, and will try to use these hearings lo show that Ne­ groes are inferior. Mitchell laid, however, that he thought the effect of such state­ ment* would be confined to "a rabble 'ring*." "Mr. Davie, being a man of some Intelligence," Mitchell conUnued, "must know that nothing he can do can reverse Integration In thei DIsL of Columbia. There­ fore the conclusion Is Inescapable that his objective must be to af- Local New. On P a ^ i ' �t — — r“- LAKELAND « - This Week’s Best Food Values! Tk* (M rN f lh l tt Cm n«rldi eitnu erof lirm a ABOUT to fast sbov* the flaming brush of ML Luktne, at La Crescent*, Cellf., ■ plane.“bomb#" Ui* area with water la what was believed to be the lint operation of this typo daring an actual btaae. About 300 galtoni of water mlsad with aoalum oletuai borate art* dropped In as effort to bring the Are under control, Kara than IjNO acres hav* been dcflrorarf. IlntmtHoiul gsuadskotol Uy VEIN HAUOLAND WASHINGTON <J1 - Two Navy scientist* said Tuesday it may have become poulbte to aend a' locket to the moon. The racket probably would de­ liver no mors than a "tour-pound payload" to the moon, laid Kurt K. Stehllng, chief of propulsion at tka Naval RaieaVch Laboratory boro, and Richard Foster, a membar of the laboratory propuliion staff. for that reason, they said, the Initial payload might consist of nothing but a charge of metallic dsst. They said that If it were flrad at a new moon aad If it landed on the darkened surface, tka Impact might be wltasiaed from the earth ai a large bright flesh. Stabling and Foster eipreased tfcalr vtewe In an article prepared • » a mw magatlne, MLalle* and Rockets. The article la bated on a paper echeduled to be read to­ morrow at the International AskroaautJeal Federation Congreai In Rome. They strssaed that the opinions expressed ware not to be con­ strued as reflecting tba view* of the Navy Department. Stehllng and Foster said that "when earrrled aloft to T0A00 feat by a huge four.mIIlon-cublc-foot skyhook balloon, a solid’ eoUd-propelUnl ____ step rocket will be capable of bringing a four-pound payload to tha moon." They noted that smalt rackets frequently havu been carried aloft and launched from balloons, but added that a lunar rocket might require a duster of am alter bal­ loons tor greater stability. The rocket would bo launched straight up, through the balloon or balloons they said. The Navy scientists proposed a Ihrea.itaga rocket vehicle which they said should hurtle the pay. load toward the moon. Tba dis­ tance between the moon and the earth varies from 221.463 to 232,710 miles as the moon moves around Ita orbit. Itit sssssa * U lt> rainioa M ia n , highest <M i n ert, live Florida Cit­ rus Commission report*. It topped Um prerloui high (or the IP#-so m m by 10 malias dollar*. It wo* H mini** daOan aOort tte so-trse value for tk* m s s aaaarn. Tka as-tree value la tk* value before the fruit I* taken to be peeked or proeeued. Production for the 18SSJI lea­ ses vaa snip a par cent greater than tka prevleue pear sad tka high cask velua ts tk* grower was a result of better prices a bee for oraagei and taagsriasa. Price* far grapefruit ceatlaaed to be law, The tread toward psttiag Flor­ ida citraa la caaa ta sae a m or ■nether craw stronger. Frsceose n need M million gaOoao of eoncentrato camparad ta MM0I gab lana 10 pear* age. Praaoo orange concentrate took S4 par east of the orange crop. This made TP Billion gallaoa of concentrate. Ocaagao aviragil UJP a baa oo.tr**,’taagarlac* PUT aad grape­ fruit IT conts. fo r orange# tk* total oadraa value vaa flag,ioo,ooQ for grape­ fruit m ,100,000 aad tor taagortaaa #,100^00 the commleekm rupartad. Florida maintain! Ita tap spat among citrus prodaotng casters tor both tk* United States, and tk* werld. Tka UUOOjm boas* grown in Florida last season won T4 par cant of tk* U J. total and n par cent of tk* world total. 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K sckevistlag baft-bearlag Stowing asshee keodUag free aad aaey. Close g u a m rs parking'* s dock witk Oven Fresh Flavor BORAX SWEET TOKAY ■ Mu* Chip GMC atiaa. Witk that dieligg) i t l a mart ad- Kitiensl Ittuwt singlaa, Wimbleden, frsixJi dooblst, Indoor tingles, clay cowti and World Fit UtlthoMsr, osli^hsmp Comstock EoUbllshod ovor 10 yssrs In Orlando ^BESH ITALIAN PRUNES Golds* Kip* BANANAS u pe r JvJarkets firm Kip* PHONE 5-8QS4 TOMATOES Priess la 200 MAGNOLIA AVE. SANFORD this ad offsetiv* throu gb Saturday, September 22, 1151. �.■?*rl»' , QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED Terrific Low Prices! Stock Your Freezer F R E E with every purchase Top Value Stamps FOR RIFTS OF APPRECIATION PRICES GOOD THRU SAT- SEPT. 22nd. Ut. LIBBY POT PIES 5 99 CHICKEN BEEF OR TURKEY Pkg. STRAWBERRIES 99* DIXIANA RED RIPE HOP . . . COMPARE . . . SAVE! Cans AMAZING NEW DETERGENT JESSE JEWELL CHICKEN PARTS WH TE ARROW BREASTS, THIGHS7Q or DRUMSTICKS large PICO. ONLY A P /W ORANGE JUICE MOR-VAL 7 CANS 991 CRAB STICKS southirn pko 59 O' SEA C PERCH FILLETTASTI«m » .» m 39 ACRE PEAS REAL SOUTHERN 3 PKOS STOKELY S FINEST PEACHES W YELLOW CLING 303 Can DINTY MOORE TROPICAL TOMATOES 2 90S CANS 25< GEORGIA RED SNAPS & FIELD PEAS CREAM CORN 2 2 90S CANS 0 29c DIXIE DARIINO BEEF STEW RIO CREME . 27< POTTED MEAT 17c CASHMERE BOUQUET 2 bath BARS 25c 24-OZ PKO 27c NO. 1 CANS 25c 5e COMET RICE RIVAL 29c DOG FOOD 2 GR. "A" QUICK FROZEN DRESSED t DRAWN TURKEYS B O U QU ET ' no , NO. H CAN ARMOUR STAR JUNIORS CASHMERE 1-LB JAR 2 9 c LONQ GRAIN INSTANT COFFEE .« «, 43< TUNA FISH REO BARS wo. 23c APPLE JELLY RED BIRD TASTY 909 CANS QUARTS 5 5 c DEEP SOUTH ROYAL HAWAIIAN LIGHT MEAT CHUNK ASTOR RICH FLAVOR 2 41c MAYONNAISE 24-01 CAN CRACKIN' GOOD COOKIE SANDWICH MARVELOUS V EL 4-6 LBS io i 3 2 c or 7 5 6*B LBS A VG FABULOUS SUDS FAB 101 FRESH GROUND ALL BEEF TOILET SOAP HAMBURGER 3 OCTAGON REG BARS S L I. B A C O N PALMOLIVE EAT-RITE OR ARMOUR STAR SKINLESS REG BARS I ffC WIENERS .4. ciilo 39c SMOKED BREAKFAST TOILET SOAP 2 REO 2 5 c , 2 0T PIG TAILS 32C 22-oi 69c 2 .« 25c DAISY CHEESE »49c CHOPPED COMSTOCK PEACH PIE MIX NO. 2 CAN 2 9 c CUBAN SANDWICHES - 35' B - B - Q CHICKEN 90 SAFE ALL DAY HERMAN'S ORANGE BAND HICKORY DIAL SOAP BATH BARS OOTAGON PC 29c BLUEBERRY PIE MIX COMSTOOK HERMAN'S ORANOC BAND 2 SMALL BARS 2 5 c LAUNDRY SOAP BABY FOODS BEECHNUT KRAFT'S SWISS SMOKED SAUSAGE ■ -* 49‘ DIAL SOAP STRAINED 2 u. 25c MRS. LONG'S SAFE ALL DAY BEEGHNUT OLD FASHIONED FRESH PORK NECK BONES OR LIQUID V EL WHITING » 49c SU CHEESE YOUNG DUCKS NEW PINK BABY FOODS SEAFOOD VALUE HEADLESS AND DR. .. 29c COTT CHEESE » « , 25c MT. VT. GR. HA " DRESSED & DRAWN BATH BARS '» 4 9 C4 P § SUPERBRAND SLAB BACON PALMOLIVE WANT BAR $1 A-JAX HICKORY SWEET "DAYS FRESHER" TOILET SOAP i9 -*z FOAMING CLEANSER PUFFIN REGULAR OR PILLSBURY SUPERBRAND iLI Biscuits 5 ' 49cC’mon Rolls M 5 ‘ Margarine *">-39 NO. 2 CAN 4 3 c STRAWBERRY PIE MIX OOMSTOOK NO. 2 CAN MUSHROOMS ROYAL TREAT BINS 39c Save As You Spend—With Top Value Stanms SU 37c �sMMf ' ‘ Many People Don't Knew How To Use Thefr Leisure Time KOHom of w—> earners still aetivs in their Jobe can renumber a time when the 10-honr working day wan not uncommon, Million* more can remember working a six* . . . ON YOUR MARKS-^f V eteran s Corner Harr a n authoritative answer* from the Veterans Adminiitralion to four question* of interest to former servicemen and their families: Q. I have a 110.MO Korean GI Iona Insurance policy. I under­ stand that after Jan. 1, no more of this insurance will he Iteued to Korea veteran*. Will 1 have to rive up my policy after that date? A. No. Policies already In force on Jan. t, lf<67. may he retained after that date. Q'. My father died at a result of a aerrice-connecteJ disability, and therefore ! am eligible for schooling under the neW War Or­ phans Education Program I* the amount of schooling I ran *61 based on the length uf time he •erred In the armed force* T A, It Is not. Regardle** of how long your father served, you may be eligible for M month* of schooling. TM* period of school­ ing will be shortened only for eligible young men and women who are veterans and who al­ now h art, let alone with n o n fn * boon, Off the Job, they eeem loot; they fritter their time away. They need what might be called idleness training, a development of challenge to society as working hours de­ crease. Winning Votes Politicians a rt fond of thinking of voters In bloc*. They speak of the farm vote, the nationality vote, the religious vote. There may huve been a time when this approach to winning votes was accurate. But there are now indications that this Is becoming Heads Focus On London For Confab Ltf« magagine vividly restates what it tsrmsd on"old truth" in these words:" . . . The more a government does for you the mors it has to do to you." Before' governmsnt can provide you with any servlet, it m ust first take the money from ths pockets of you and all the rest of tha taxpayers. Arid It always takes more than it rftums, in^pauch as the', administrative coatk run High, That Isn't aU-^cr even ths worst of it. i* Any waifare state eventually turn* to a ’ cheap money policy and lets loose the tides of Inflation, Evory dollar then buys Is m and leas. Ih a result is a murderous combination of sky-high taxes and depreciated money. Tha Sanford Herald ■stored as eeeeefl eteae w stisr October ST. t i l l at the Feet orrtee of eon fore, rm rts a undsr the s e t ar Congress of M srrh S I ITS ■HKD MntftfMi, BStter end rubllstier NAIUON HAM SUN s n . Cseeutlv* Id ltn r ■VSLTN J OtJSKfNO, A dvsrU stht M aaaetr t Page 4, Wednesday, September l», IBM \ TODAY'S B IB LE VERSE 1 Y e sh all knew them by th e ir frails* —Mot; thew T i l l , There used to be many debates between l adherents of different creods. We hear of ; none today. Ws judge creeds by their fruits. ; If claims square with performance most j observer* are satisfied. By SEN PIICE icbUci to operate Sank* and takWASHINGTON UP—Diplomat* of graphs. t IS nalioe*. Including Stenetary of When Said died la ISO he was State Dulles, are convergin'! *m succeeded by hi* nephew Ismail, Lon ion for s conference on the who.* pereonal extravagance* led Suet erUii. > Egypt down the road to national Thl* la the background of that bankruptcy. To raise money for crlala which reita, In large mean- hla private pleaiurea. lamail aotd are, on the International cenven- Egypt's holding In the canal to Uon of IMS "respecting the free Britain, thua giving Britain 44 per navigation of the Sue* Maritime cent of the canal'* stock. Canal." Under lamail, Egypt’* finance* Thla convention wai signed a t deteriorated Into ebaoe. Britain Constantinople Oct. M. IMS. Par- and France entered Egypt to protie* to It were Great Britain. Ger- tert their Investment and took many, Austria-Hungary, Spain, over Egypt's revenue system*. Prance, Italy, lbs Netherlands, The preieoC* of these foreigners Russia and Turkey. stirred Egyptians to • revolt At the time tlw Ottoman Em- under • cabinet member named pire, which radiated from Turkey, Qrahi. In May IMS thee# wai a massacre of luropeans in Alex­ andria. Britain Invited Prance to help put down the unreel. France declined and Britain sent in alone. She bombarded the Alex­ andrian forta, landed troops end suppressed OraW. lu s t became a British base. While Britain brought order and Increased Egyptian prosperity, her presence farmed a still burn­ ing Hama tt nationalism. Meanwhile, British presence at the canal Inspired some unrest among the canal's user*. The resuit was the IMS convention. Tha first article declared, "The Sue* Maritime Canal shall always be free and opes, in lima of war way defied Egypt’s sovereignty as is time of peaee. to every ressrl of commerce or of war with­ over the canal. Originally the British opposed out distinction of flag." Under Article I “the agents Uf Egypt of tha signatory powers. . . two yean. Eventually, though. Do shall be charged with it* execu­ ous changes during tbs past decade dots not tessepn got • go-abead from Bald, tion. In cast of any event threat­ mean that ths court is any fllmaisr or less who la turn gave the British fran- ening the security of free passage sound than in post years. Four of the-present msmbsrs have served 17 years or more, and there la no reason to suppose that otbart may not nerve long terma In the future. i t also is true—and this Is a most signi­ ficant point to remember—th at the court's high tradition gives |t a continuing stability that cannot be weakened by changes in its membership. As long as those who have died or retired from the court are replaced by rosn of great ability and lofty principles, the Supreme Court's peerlese reputation wfll not be tarnished. plena *cell Bfor launching I , ,PrMliat * 'W lew iWHUVHIlia ihe satellite during the Interna­ tiona] Geophysical Year starting July 1, 1MT. Rookete will shoot the satellite •rijrwsrM os tha first of twe stag** of Its flight. After that s solid fuel propulsion unit inside will take w m ■lew* end start it dropping back te asrih in sbeut twe weeks. ■I?**-..®in!!,ur? equlpmam .that will fit teaid* tha metal hob was alto displayed at tha eshlblt. The cUvicet included' I. A ll-eunce radio transmitter with s cam-mile range. I. A microphone to deloet col­ lisions betwaea the MtaOlle and tiny particle* of matter, including "meteorite duet" \ A preaura g n a t to shew if mny dtadllne for converting ^ insurance to a permanent plan) A. There is to deadline fof ready received training under the converting your World War n Korean GI Bill or Public RW G t term insurance lo a permHn. ent plan. You may continue it for the disabled. Q. I am the widow of a World as term Into nine* for as |en, as you please. However, War I veteraa who died of a longer you hasp your term 1*. nonserviceconnectad condition. I the higher will be iht receive a pension from VA each suranee month. Will my pension be af­ premium*. Premluaie on pcrnisn. fected hy the Survivor Benefits ent plans, on the other hand, Art which revises benefits for remain constant aad do not ri*e. dependents of deceased veterans T Veterans living In Central A. Your Pension will not be Florida who wish further infer, affected by the. new Survlror motion about their GI Wnefits Benefits Act. Only drsth com- should write or visit the VA ..f. l>eniatlon is sffected — |>sy- flee at « E. Central Ave., Or^ ments made to dependents of Undo. veterans whose death was due Peaches, which o n low In ciL to service-connected cause*. Q. I hold a World Warr II GI ories. are a good source o' vit*. term insurance policy. Is there mins A and C. SPECIAL NOTICE DRIVER'S LICEN SES ON SALE CO U RT HOUSE E xtra Hours for your Convenience Open 8:30 A.M. Close 5:00 P.M. Open During Noon Hour Close Noon Saturday Please come down NOW Help ua a s m you promptly Avoid the lost days rush Ernest Housholder 'County Judgs DO YOU DREAM OF THE HOME Y O U 'L L O W N S O M E D A Y ? I— . . . ----- By BINNITT CIBF-------------TOURIST patronised a Oypay fortune taller In Venice, A Calif., and got something of s surprise ."Heyt” he exclaimed "Do you realise your crystal ban has three holt* In Itt" "Sure," beamed the gypgy. “Xput 'em there myteir I also give bowling lesions." 1 A \ • / |7 V \ \ w th e mother of four stra. * ' A* ping saws F r itnl m **amg driving teem s at the age ef Oftywlghb Her loving M her aa "Oh, Ms, the Itent Maher." • UM. hr Ssmmu Owl StetrtbuUC k» Else r*Mun THE LOT YO U R HOME IS BUILT ON . . . IS IMPORTANT. This Is the opportunity of a lifetime. While yon'rs compiling your ideas Into a scrapbook tor your futurs hom e................. 1953 Pontiac 4 DoorD«LuxB Sedan. Laurel Green Finiih. Practically new set o f Goodyear T im . Twa Tone Green interior with Seat C ovan to match. Hydromatic, Radio, Heater, and otlrar Pontiac Accessories* Ex* cellent mechanical condition. HERE'S HOW IT W O RKS Phone 1504 Chooag your m ent, and period, be glad to for financing A construction. �THE SANFORD HERALD Wed., Sept 19, 1956, Page 5 S e ria l£vsini& Mrs. G. B. Sapp, Miss Dale Freeman Feted With Dinner Lake Monroe By GRACE THURSTON The Lake Monroe Home De­ monstration Club had Ita first meeting of the year In the Lake Monroe School lunchroom. The President, Mrs. Clover Marrs, opened the meeting, Mra. George Otto, Past State President of the Home Demonstration Club Installed the following officers: President Mrs. Clover Mens; 1st Vice President Mrs. J. H. Tlndel; 2nd Vice President Mrs. G. E. Fuhrmann Jr.) Secretary Mr*. Annie McArthur; Treasurer; Mrs. Hasel Gardner; Delegate, Mrs, J, E, Andrews: and Alternate Delegate, Mra. G. E. Fuhrmann Your penonallty la expressed In-your heme. There are revealed your likes sad dislikes and an Indication of your way of living Your home asust be designed for eomfort and to suit the needs of your family, but yet yon want It to make the best Impression poslble. You eamnt furnish your home haphaxardly and expect It to have a good appearance. You should allow plenty of time for thought first and planning before the Drat purchase is made. It’s a r*ed Idea to draw a rough floor plan and begin your planning from that. Be eure to take Into consideration the traf­ fic pattern so that you will not Mrs. G. B. Sapp celebrated her •1st birthday and Miss Dale Freeman, her eighth, at a joint birthday dinner held Sunday, Sept. 18, on the lawn at the home sof Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Burned. 'The dinner was served family picnic style, with everyone bring­ ing a large basket ef food to be served from a long picnic table under the oak trees. ! After the dinner, Mrs. Sapp ■and Miss Freeman openad their many nice gifts, and when they had all been admired and ex. .claimed over, Mrs. J. C. Sapp cut {the lovely birthday cake, which J. E. Andrews reported I was served by Miss Barbara Sapp onMrs. the short course which the and Miss Pansy Register. attended at Gainesville. Also re­ Invited to b* with the honor- porting on the course were: Mrs. eet were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clover Mens, Margaret SappSr., Mr. and Mra. J. A. Bapp Jr., Mlsa Barbara Ann Tlndel!, and Mra. McTuckej, from tho Longwood Club, Sapp, Johnte Sapp, Mrs. Barbara Refreshments were served to; Lynn Count and Miss Debbie Count, all of whom ware from Mrs. Johns of Longwood, Mitt St. Augustins: Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle Wilson, Mrs. J. E. And­ when selecting seating pieces and Aaron Wetharington and son, rews, Mre. Ora Canup, Mra. C. materials. Whits and other pale Jimmy, Mr. and Mra. Jim Turner E. Hittell, Mrs. Clover Mam, colors, while they may be very' and son, Johnny, Mr, and Mr*. Mrs. Annie McArthur, Mrs. J. pretty, won't stay that way long Aaron Wethcrington and sen. E. Tlndel, Mre. Margaret Tlndelt, If there are young c h i l d r e n Patricia, Mr*. Gladys Freeman, Mrs. Mildred Standlfer, Mre. C. around. But if you feel you must Raymond Dale aad Johnny Bar- E. Jackson, Mrs. Ruth Griffis, have something in a pale color, fisld, all of Tampa; Mra. Myrtle Mr*. J. E. Fuhrmann Jr., Mrs. choose one of the new synthetic Nettles, of Sanford; Mr, and J. C, Sapp, Mrs. Hasel Gardner, materials which require a min­ Mrs. J. C. Sapp and Lloyd, of Mr*. McTuckty, and Mrs. George imum of upkeep. Lake Monroe, Mra. C. E. Bumsed Otto. Another good idea I* washable and Mrs. Verdis Mae Hartman. The first meeting of ths Lake paint or watt coverings. Finger Monroe P-TA was railed to order marks, which >r* bound to ap­ u Bible Class Marks by Proildeat . Claude Hittell pear when thee# are children in after which tho devotional was the family, do lo t make attrac­ I Last Meet O f Year read by Mra. R. C. Brantly. Mr. tive wall decorations. H1U.11 welcomed all the new te Include plans If With Buffet Dinner members, and the old members. forRemember a television when arranging The Women’s Bible Class of Mr. Hittell was very pleated with your floor plan, as most Ameri­ j the First Baptist Church met re­ the turn out, and stated w* had can homes nowadays do Include cently at the home of Mre, A. over the quota of members of one. I H. Lovefay, MB Park Av*., for last year’s F-TA. The Secretary While you certainty can't ex­ their monthly business and aoc. and Treasurer’s report* were pect your furniture and earpet* given and accepted, Mr. Hittell to last forever, you ran use a ■ Z 1*1 meetlag. This being the last meeting of read ths Budget for the year, little forethought when making IV the current church year, the which was aceeptsd by the group. your purchases, choosing pieces SZ members were feted with a very Project for the coming year will that are covered v -H * durable I ; delightful buffet supper. Host**- be uniforms for tho bell team*. fabric which will act show dirt 8 aes were members of group* five Mr. Cecil Tueker County Agent, qulekly and which tan be cleaned M and six, who are Mr*. Lovefay, gave a short talk on farming a easily. '4 Mra. J. T. Newby, Mra. P. S. 4-H Club for the boys. Mra. J. To sum up, the most Import­ '1 Kesler, Mrs. A. C. Benson, Mrs. B. Stapler, Mra. J. Lee, Mra. Ola ant thing to remember when « Esse Wilson, Mr*. W. P. Gem- Cain, and Mra, Jessie Mae Mum , furnishing a home *r apartment -4 er, Mrs. Boa Newsome, Mr*, volunteered to help Mr. Tuck- Is to plan carefully, f lies ale Roller, and Mrs, C. P. j Henderson. A report an the County Coun­ 9k Following the eupper the bust- cil meeting ef Sept IS waa given Get Acquainted f 7 ness meeting was conducted and by Mr. Hittell. [*] presided over by Mr*. J. B. - Mr. Welle epok* en the ProCoffee To Be Held \d Fields, class preldeflt. g n u of the School System, The K Mra. 8. A. B. Wilkinson gava Board and Committee Chairman the evening devotional, the basla ware the hosts honoring the By C.P.O. Wives Invitations have been mailed p for which was taken from Mat- Faeulty. for a get-acqualnted" coffee to j thew II and 13 and waa entitl­ ed “Have Faith In God". She The home of Mr. and Mrs. A! be held Friday, Sept. 21, at 10 ’ discussed and gave Illustrations Johnson, Lake Monro* wee open­ a.m. at the C.P.O. Club at S.N. of two kinds of faith, activa and ed Saturday evening with a gala A.S. A baby elttar will be famish­ passive. The devotional message ■urprile party for Mr. and Mra. ed, courtesy of the club. All ( | waa elated with a prayer by Cotton Brown. Host***** with C.P.O. wives, active or retired, Mrs. Johntoa, were Mrs. C. E. are Invited to attend. Those | The business of the elsss was Hittell, and Mrs, Hubert John. wishing to do so are asked to I discussed and taken cars of, aft- HR, please eoetact Mr*. Robert L. I er which Mra, B. A. Bock n mom. Herdmen at 1S18-W, Lights were strung over the I I her of tho nominating committee hack yard and there were long presented the names of members with I who w en eelocted to eorvo ns tablet of refreshment* offlrera of the eles* for the beautiful large red apple* cand­ OPEN I comlag year. All wars elected and les, nuts, soft drinks, coffee, and large sheet lakes being served. f are as follows: Class teacher, 12:45 j • Mra. Voile Williams Sr.) as- Many beautiful gift* were pre­ f # elstant teacher, Mrs. Georgs C. sented to the honor***, whose Dixon; Mrs. C. P. Henderson, home bad beta destroyed In the president; Mr*. Nell Wade, vie* Plata* crash a fsw weeks ago. president; Mr*. Francis Bola, **- Between 60 and 70 people visited , rratary and treasurer) Mra. A. during the evening. Games were B. Lovefay, assistant secretary; played and prises were awarded and treasurer Mrs. S, A. B. the wtanera. Wilkinson. Group Captains are Mrs. H. D. Smith. Mr*. Be* Now- affair: Mrs. J. T, Newby, Mra. tome, Mrs. C. P. Cully, Mra. Mamie Grogran, Mrs. Mahle Essie Wllaon, Mrs. W. F. Gam- Show, Mra. Mattie Howell, Mre. | er and Mrs, B. F. McWhorter. C. P. Henderson, Mrs, C. L. m Cards war* signed to tend two Hewsoa. Mrs. Hess!* Roller, Mrs. elck members, Mrs. Pearl Han- Voile WUlami Sr„ Mrs. E. S. ! well aad Mra. 8. J. Nix. Roekey. Mrs. V. F. McWhorter, Mrs. J. B. Fields, the out going Mr*. O. C. Gibbs, Mrs. H. D. t clast president, was presented an Smith, Mra. Britt Johnson, Mrs. antique vase by the class in ap­ R. f . Cully, Mrs. Eunice Dana, preciation for b ir faithful, loving Mrs. J. W. Salsbury. and officiant service a* class Alia Mrs. F. S. Keeler, Mrs. ' president for two years. Mrs. G. C. Dixon, Mrs. A. C. Benson, Voile Wiliams Sr. was ehoeen to Mrs. A. B. Lovofay, Mrs, Ess* ' present the gift to Mrs. Fields Wilson, Mra. B. A. Bock, Mrs. J. '# • on behalf of tho class. The moot­ B. Fields, Mrs. 8. A. B. Wilkining was cloaod with “Blest be son, Mra. B. G. Wiley, and a . the Tie" sung by the members visitor, Mrs. Annla Merlweather. In unison. Tbs following members were present at this most enjoyable ;1 1 P N A IP IF Chaplain Arnold Featured Speaker A t D.A.R. Meeting Home Should Show Likes And Dislikes O f Inhabitants UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA MAJORETTE—Miss Colleen Engebretson, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Torrent Knirebret son, 1017 West 25th. Street was chosen Friday ns one of tho majorettes for the University of Florida* Gntor Band. Judges included Reid Poole and Beverly Stnlimker. Harold B. Bachman who Is head of the University of Flor­ ida Bnnds has planned the first performance for Septem­ ber 29th. when Florida plnys Clemsoit in Gainesville. This year the Gntor band has many activities planned, including a trip to New Orleans. Colleen, who is a sophomore at the University will bo remembered as the head-majorette of the Seminolu High School Baud. (Photo By Rnmond Studio) Committee Meads, Room Mothers Told A t P T A Meet (pSA&DJudA Friends of Mrs. R, L. Beard prill be happy to learn she return­ Committee chairman mid room ed home Tuesday from Orange mothers were named when the Memorial Hospital, where she has Wilson School P-TA nicl recently brzn undergoing treatment. nt Pnola under the direction of Friends of Mrs.‘11. E. Bruthe president, M. K. Warfel. Mr*. baker will bo happy to lo rn that John Griffis was appointed gen­ she returned from Florida San­ eral chairman ef the Halloween itarium Sunday, n week earlier Carnival, and ether committee than she had anticipated. heads appointed were: Publicity, Mr, and Mra. E. C. Ilarprt Mrs, II. K. Harms; Membership and Magaxlne, Mra. C. A. I«ee: have been visiting In Tcnnent, Budget and Finance, Mrs. Leon N. J. with Mr. and Mrs. A. S, Keel; Devotional, Mr*. Howard Collum, who are the parents of Mathews; Program, Mrs, John Mrs, E. C. Harper Jr. Enroute Griffis and Mrs, It. Grifflsi Coun­ home they stopped off In North ty Council Delegate, Mra. Keel: Carolina for a visit. Mr. Harper Alternates, Mrs. Warfel and returned yesterday morning, hut Mra. John Griffis; and Historian, Mrs. Harper expects to remain in North Carolina for a few day*. Mra. Jnmct Rsaton, Room mothers for the years Friend* of knhert L. Cox will will be grades one and two, Mra, ho pleased to hear that he I* J, I. Smith, Mrs. Lewi* Cobb, doing nicely after undergoing Mrs. C. A. I.#* and Mra, Ganns; surgery Monday. Ills address is Grades three and four, Mrs. Orange Memorial Hospital, Room James Hlealdey, Mrs. C. Osriett, 107. Mrs, Keel, aad Mr*. John Grif­ Friends ef little Miss Vickie fins; Grades fire and alx, Mr*. Barron will he very enrry to *1. B. Warfet. Presiding at the meeting were hear that she has been re-admitt­ the new offlrera Mrs. John Grif­ ed to Seminole Memorial Hosp­ fis, vice president, Mrs, M. E. ital due to eomplicallona result­ Warfel, secretary and Mr*, leon ing from hsr recent tonsillecto­ my. Keel, treasurer. Following the rlosa of the meeting refreshments were serv- *d by the executive eotnmittee, ■ M*S L The Mid-Week Bible Bear wM be conducted kt the Rev. A. 0 . Melania, Pastor of the First P m bytatfan Church at Vt» p. M. Miss Brown, Robert Harvey V/ed In Georgia Mr. and Mrs. Giles Chapman are announcing the m arriffs ct (heir daughter, Mlsa Barbara Ann Brown, to Robert A. Hnrvcy, eon of Mr, and Mre. E. L. Harvey The marriage took place on September IB In Nahunti, Oa, with Judge Claude A. Smith offldatIng. The bride was born far Orlande and attended schools In Sanford. She was graduated from Seminole High School with the Class ot 1355 and later attended Emory University In Atlanta, Ga. and Florida State University la TaHahsssee. At present the is employed by the Florida State Bank ef San­ ford. Mr. Harvey wai bom ha Tampa and attended the local schools, also graduating In 1168. Ho at­ tended Florida Sonthem College In lakeland for one year and in presently associated with Us fa­ ther In the plumbing buslnetr. Mr. end Mrs. Heresy m mak­ ing their home temporarily with tho bride’ grandmother, Mre. J. R. Bills on Celery Avenue. at First Presbyterian Church at T:*0 p.m. The Senior High Fellowship Bo* creation of the First Prschytar* Ian Church will meet at tho Church at 4:00 through l:M p, m. Prayer Meeting will be M d at 7:3o p, m. at the First Baptist Church. The Sunday School Cabinet af the First Baptist Chunk will meet at 1:11 p. m. The Rev. Fred B. Fisher wU conduct the morning devotions over WTRR. Sanford, at 4:30 i.m . THURSDAY The Junior Choir will have tM r rehearsal and fallowsMp at the First Presbyterian Church at 1:41 p.m. The Youth Chair eg the Fleet Presbyterian Church will pm ride at the church at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. Fred B. Fisher w t conduct the morning devationa over WTRR, Sanford, at 1:30 a.m. The Ladle* Aid of the U th* eran Church ef the Redeemer wU! meet at 7:80 p.m. at the ch u n k Reeteaeea will be Mre. John Scnkarik and Mra. Henry Thorn­ ton. Happy Birthday Green, Mr*. Raymond Smith, Mrs. W. H. Tunniettffa, Chaplain Ar­ nold and P. E. Romaniat. ,“ TH E SUNFLOWER’ tailored by BELSON NOW SHOWING 11 100% Wool -1 .u tf ^ ' FREE MOVIES, J ICE CREAM qQMIC BOOKS SAT. SEPT. 22nd 8HOW STARTS AT 9:00 A.M. Sponsored By KIWANI8 k CLUB W aad I M TODAY • Cnpt. j p.m. Always 76° Cool Inside t A K F LAST TIME TONIGHT 8TART8 6:60 “The Goodly Heritage of Amor!* ran*" was the euhject of the talk given hy Chaplain C. L. Arnold, S.N.A.S., at the Constitution Day party of Sallle Harrison Chap­ ter, National Society, Daughter* of the American Revolution at 3 p.m. Monday aftarnoon. The meeting, held aboard Uie “Skylark", was the official openInc of observance of Constitution Week, Sept. 17-33. At this time memhen were reminded, through a message read from Mrs. Fre­ deric A. Groves, President Gen­ eral, N.S.D.A.R., that "The Con­ stitution 1s the backbone of this country, The Declaration of In­ dependence the heart- and the flaff. the a n a l . Constitution W'-ek senes to remind us ell that we must keep our backbone strong and firm In these times, surely as perilous as any that ever faced our nation". Interest centered In the “Grace Before Meals" cards that were presen led each one present. The cants contain a grace taken from George Washington’s First Proelamntlon of Thanksgiving, (he Preamble, and Inside the cardstechnically railed "table tents"— Some facts about the Constitution, Mrs. A. R. Key, chapter regent, presided and National Defense suggestions were given hy Mre. !,. P. llagan. The meeting was opened by the ritual, all memhere participating, and the singing of the Nations) Anthem. Hostesses were Mrs. R. E. Rou* mlllat, Mrs. A. R. Key and Miss Irene Hinton. A delightful short ride was en­ joyed before the rain storm. Re­ membrance cards were signed by all and sent to two Hi members. An lee and sweet course was served to: Mrs. A. C. Denson, Mr*. M. J. Rram, Mrs. C. 8.- Brown, Mrs. P. p. Campbell, Mr*. Mary Sue Compton, Mrs. C. R. Daw­ son. Mrs. Alexander Greek, Mr*. I<- r . Hagan. Mrs. E. M. Hoke, Mrs. Robert Jennings, lira. A. R. Key, Mre, Ralph Leonard, Mrs. C. J„ Park Sr., Mrs. F. E. Rou* mlllat. Mm. R. W. Rupreeht, Mr*. H. W. Rucker, lira. R. E, True, Mrs. 0 . A. Wakefield, Mra. Leater, C. Wlldntr, Mra. Charles WEDNESDAY The Old l i n e *U1 Meet i t the First Presbyterian Chart* at 1:11 PLUS • PLEASE TO EAT YOU • SENTINELS IN THE AIR FEATURES 1:34 - 1:11 - 4:84 • 4:33 • 1:13 • « PUSSY WILLOW DOW N �* *y 2 Page 6, Wed., Sept. 19, 1986 THE SANFORD HERALD Football Dominates Talk At Lions Club Football demiaatsd tha roavar* ly Interested ta tho Ohio State at tha Lion’s Club rtgular football rundown when they are paon lancbaon meeting yaaterday. reminded that this taam revolu­ Ensign John Borum. aopptf «tfl- tionised modern Big Tan games M r for r ASBOX U, Sanford Naval when they invented tha SpUt-T of. Air Station, and Data Lands, and fenaive formation. The SplJt-T of­ coach tor Samlaolo High School fense was adopted by Semtaota apbka U tha group. Borton ptoya^ High School last year. Soar ysor* tor Ohio State t/nlvar •tty and was quarterback and capttoe of tha team whan Ohio State C rooms Academy nckad up an Orangs Bowl victory against tha University of South- Will Open Season o n California two yaor» ago. Bor* |M has made committment for Against Melbourne The Croons Academy football |W graft ayatem of pro football whao ha la dlichargod from tha squad will play It* initial game Kfevy, Dora Lauda, balling from ef the 1P5d-*57 Mason, .Saturday SoetbwUh, Mass, wai a four year night, Sapt- 22, against Mel­ toltannon from Stataoo, after bourne nt tha Sanford Memorial which bo oarvad with tha Marine Stadium. Corps in J jp * r t^ ^ ^ P * a tl. The team waa bard hit by tha Barton, tlx-tost two-inch, no graduation of such atars as Art­ pound quarterback described foot* hur G. Knight, Donell Burk* and Ufa a Big U coUrt*. "Foat* Fieddit Washington. Thar* ara pan In tha Big U U no guesting fourteen lettermen returning for game/* ha told tha group. Thar* tha M aso n who ara mostly lines­ t n S full-time coacbet who do men and a few back* who will pothtag but work whb the boyt, replace those lost by graduation. th an a n four fulLUme uataars Thay have such promising SANFORD SEMINOLE MAJORETTES Point mouldy to and three phyticis ni, one of which •tarter* aa Roy Hawkins, N it- New Scoreboard, (left to rlg h t| Front row: Carol N utt W<. v to ou duty every day at prsetka hanlal Straws, Jo* Walden and (head majorette), Nancy Richards, Bobble Crutchfield, 1* Borton'i toot year at Ohio Stata Malvin Ruth. Thee* boys hav* Betty Lynn Selvldse, Ann Davis, Dottle Williams. Back u td tha imathlng of attand- shown satisfactory progress In ★ ★ ★ , „__ records tor regular season pr*season practice, ! aaOaga football. Ohio State tad the High, formerly a mem­ M em b ersh ip Drive • nation with an avaraga attandanca berCrooms of tha Central Florida Con­ 7 T»A» 9*f gaUM. “Big time col* • toga football 1a m ated by tha ference, to now a member of tha W ill Begin Soon big *P” North Conference by vir­ ; f#ai, not by ptoyart," ha told. In an interview list night. tu* of It* enrollment. This gives • <"U U the mtocowceptloo of many the Panther Squad a very tough Semihole Chief* Club presi­ ! people that tha four weeks before dent, John Schlrard Jr. said ■ the tattoo opener la a mad ruth achedul* having to face aucb op­ that a membership drive for ponent* as Jacksonville, Miami, Old man Weather cast his dark to whip a Big 10 taam Into shape,” the Chiefs' Club wss In order ‘ Borton tald. "Actually this It far Palatkn, and Orlando. Other as soon as Thomas Stringer, shroud over th* Chlefa Club spon­ teams computing tha 10 game from true. 11m season start* the vice-president and membership sored Pow-Wow and Football ' last half of tha prior Mason sche­ schedule a n Melbourne, Howard chairma n.retu fried tot he D. Rally laat night in Memorial Sta­ dule. By this time the schedule Academy af Oeala, Hungerford, chairman, returned to the city. dium, but some four-hundred avid fans disregarded hla threats and contracts tor tha fallowing season Kustis, (Homecoming 1, Campbell "In the meantime," Rchlr- turned out to wish the IMS edition - has bean signed, aad the scout* Street High of Daytona and ard said, “ membership appli­ of the Sanford Seminoles a vic­ I i n covering tha final game of the Euclid High of DeUnd. ; wait taa ton's first two or three Soma of last year's UtUnnen who cations are being taken at B. torious Mason. L. Perkins A Son and Jim ! apponants. Than there follows tlx showed up In preteason prar I Sem inula Chlefa Club president, • weeks of Intensive spring training. war* Addys Lamb who to an and, Robeon Sporting Goods. Both John Schlrard Jr. was very en­ ■tores are located conveniently : n i s period la spent wtlh heavy L. J. MeFadden, Halfback, Joe thused with th* turnout and told work on fundamental and acquslnt- King, Guard, Eddie Lanier, Full­ lowntown on First Street." the crowd, "We of the Chiefs Annual membenhlp fee for Club are very pleased .with inch I tha taam with the potential back, Grady Robinson, halfback; ■tha comtag opposition, Scrim- and Ralph Thom**, tackle. These !h* Chiefs Club Is only five an attendance ai thla undar th# age Is a dally thing with films boys have tha making* of alt star dollar*. circumstance*, and thla la a favor* ?rok*a nt least three times a ptoyart. abla indication that thla occasion jwadt. These films a n a part of ward Blackahear look toward a will become ao annual cat. W# Despite the odds, *“ “• routine morning skull practice, Fair, Halburn Meadows •ucceMfal mason. hope to maka Football Sally Night re thay a n shown tor Urn ►fit of the boys as wall as tha _ _ehes. It Is an IndaUbU tranT artpt of each players potential • strength aaf weakness. All during . this time tha scouts are busy > watching tha opposition. ’ Scouting la not looked upon ns 0 aaaakJng thing in big-time foot­ ball. Each taam la allowed two ■ trouts to b« on hand for tha (earn workouts. Thsy are allowed bino­ cular* and o typewriter, but no , pameru. A file la begun on each ! PMm b* af tha nppHtig taam, had ; the taam member to wall analysed. "By fall practice almost • every thing is charted. "Tbs Coaching ataff has four • weak* to prepare thalr club I for the approaching season in fall • practice. Contact work during tha roaaon to vary light. Thla is based on the theory that the men have displayed their ability or thay Wuldn't bo there. Most of tha days of fall practice are fillad with lectures and conditioning exercises. Tuesdays and Wednes­ day* ara th# only days when scrimmage Is held. , "The outstanding feature about t blg-tlme football to tha sat rou• Lina. Everything 1s tha same one day to tha nest, one week to the ; neat. Getting Into a aat routine Is ! tha best thing any club, athletic SCHOOL OFFICIALS and Chlefa Club officinla appear before Pow-Wow gathering last or otherwise, ean develop." After discussing Big 10 football night. (L. to R.) John Keeling, See., Treaaurer of Chiefs Club; Fred Canaa, Athletic • before tha club, Borton commented Director. SHS; ;'Andy' * Bracken, Principal, S1IS; John Schlrard Jr., Preo. Seminole briefly on tha currant arandali be- Chiefs Club. big publicised about Urn Big 10 and tho west coast clubs. "This Laude Predicts CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FREEZE pay-off thing baa received tha wrong emphasis,” ha declared. "It Better Season AND STORAGE CO. |o not Urn fault af tha playeri, Davo Lauda, and coach for •o r the fault of th* aehools. Tha lull responsibility falls on the Somtaoto High School, told th* ; obouldera of tha many marchaot- attendance at the Horn Club 1 fana who want big tlma football luncbaoa meeting yesterday that • t thalr roUega. Each ooltag* ha* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ■ aa employment service and tha thay could expect a better *«**on 401 West Thirteenth S tm t Pbaas ISIS I ballplayers are more often than thia year than last Laud* said that th* hay word* ta this year's pat deficient hi funds. A football t h e b e IMUCEH EFFECTIVE THURS. . FRI. . BAT, ptayor to allowed to oam It Of pro Mason won depth and desire. ■Math ta part-time work. Tkla beI k la year's Sanford Seminole WESTERN U. 8. CHOIRS BKKP PBIMB • oam si a pay-aft whan tha appro- propram boast* a N member • Oiatlva merchants do not require ■quad,” ha Informed lb* attending the players to report tor work in member*. *3» of three boys hav* , ardor for them to draw thalr port, made n auccaaaful bid for the var­ time salary." sity. This additional depth will be LIBBY'S - XKABHOOK FARMS Altar hi* tali Bortou waa aahad exploited o Offset th* tack of ft it waa dangerous tor a boy experience by the duh member*." BABY LIMAS 2 BROCCOLI SPEABI I ta play college ban by a lion Laude explained to the group : ptambor who baa a son presently that proper prognostication of tho FOKDHOOK LIMAS 4 9 C CAULIFLOWER I ploying for a roUega taam. "Thor* Mason was not ta order Inasmuch ; fa a calculi tad risk tavotvod,” as tha Orange Belt Conference waa WEXTERN U. X. CHOICE BEEF PRIME • Barton retorted. "Tha greatest new and unfamiliar to tho Semi: danger tor Injury to whan tho notes. "But,” he urged the group, • p u y rr lacks proper physical roo. It to vary laoportant to the team i ditto* or whan there to poor oup^ that you boost the aquad by atten­ prataton.” Ha explained that there dance. Ftoytag to aa empty sta­ EKAN fUME JUST MEAT V MAT certain minor tojurtoa that d to happen, but tha dium to aa automatic drawback to (■ROUND REEF DEVILED CRAB8 m duty ware expert at tha loam.” LB. 37c : wanting. "During my tour years Lauda proiaod Brantley Schlrard 2 For 43c 1 «t Ohio Btata. there wart only Jack Blotsky, Phil Byrd, A! OUR OWN CUKE-HICKORY HMOKMD • fore playeri who were Injured Stanley, and Boh Johnson for their severely enough to terminate thalr outstanding pr* aoaron perfor­ mance! in key positions. • finttwl career.” "Thla* year the Sanford faaa .’ I Whan tho moating adjourned r im Pm waa aahad about Us pro* will aee wide-open ball game*,” | ftmai^Maain>oFMa)uriee. TWjMn*’ Laude delta red. "Coach Fleming has adopted a philosophy of gams WltOLh'HALE MEATS FOR HOME FKEEZMMB ; finger, cartilage torn *from tour playing that will make Uw team 1 rflta. aprotaod anktoe, aad a brute- gun for a touchdown an every FLA. GRADE A • DIRECT FROM LOCAL FARMS {d i o o o cap. "Tba krakaa finger play, and there will ho more aerial fa ro aw the meet trouble,” bo actiee thla year than In the p a st” ftbhL ' l l loppenod ta my eentor Conch Undo ended the talk by LAitGE X—LGE. , aad ! wos aaithar able ta If# tba ball from tba canter lb ottand tart night's Bow-Wow ; Par akto ta hand It aft whan finally got i t ” Aa a I Mark ho said, "It's aa Tty tltooi pawatag ta ride a btoycto.” o cream for • different testa SMALL — 3 DOZ. ate Bantord fana will ha particular­ trea t 1 Rain Is Killing Us' Say Seminole Coaches Ian ta Ro*: Pat Harrington, Linda Smith, Judy Herron, Mary Grace Hobby, Etna Kratxert, and Jane Jennings. The elec­ tronic acoraboard waa mtrehaaed for the Sanford Seminoles bp tho Florida 8tot* Bank at a cost c of $1,600. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 400 Fans Brave Rain To Wish Seminoles Victorious Season LOCKER PLANT RIB ROAST BABY LIVER »35c BR. BACON » 64c E G G S 67c aa annual affair: on* that will In- cltement In their music, dancing, crease ta proportions and scope ind cheers. with tlrae.U Sehlyrd told the Principal Andrew J. Bracken fans that the primary purpoM of created a ripple of laughter In the Chiefs Club was "the Instiga­ tha audience when he praised tion of a continuing Interest of th* audience when he prateed the citizen* In the entire program the efficiency of tha rain and the of Ugh school athletics." delaterioua effects cm tha turn­ The crowd of rt°ria enthusiasts out. sent cheer after ehoer cretcendotag Head mentor BUI Fleming Inthrough the air aa they wore in­ troducod each gridster to the troduced ta their athletic program crowd and gave each man'i play­ and administrator. Athletic Dime­ ing history. Then he explained ter Fred Gaaaa announced th* In excellent 'nd exciting detail ahtfl ta “aaatlag arrangamon for the operation of t*e defense and ‘ ting arrangement tha Sanford fans. fana. In previous pro offense, th* calling of signals, goar* tha local ical aupportara have and details of th* fundamental mad tha temporary blaac porary Mat bleacher* 1playa used hi the deceptive bat thia roar they., wUl Jo] tltoi 8plit-T O f f e n s i v e formation, will an enjoy comfort and battar vlalon vision pro' provided while his grid iters demonstrat­ for than bjr tha now pcrtni new permanent ed. After his most effective hUacbara aroctod ow on tha the Wett breakdown of his taam* opera­ aida of tha playing flald. A 1tram- tion, coach Flemlag and his as­ •ndoua ovation aonndad mded appi approval sistants, Bud Layer and Dava to tha Introduction off th* tha n*w now dec- Laude put th* team through tronlc acoraboard donated Ion*tod to th* thalr warm-up paces to the Sanford Samlnolaa by the tha Florida Fh pleasure of th* fans. Btita Bank. The successful Pow-Wow snd th a major*ttaa, band, clteer- Rally broke up with "Clobber la a d « , and pap squad lad tho Cocoa" singing in the hearts os-1all the fans. •The rain Is killing us I” coach Bill Flaming said today. "TUI* is aU very discouraging," he con­ tinued, *thara U more work ahead of ua now than we can possibly complete before gam* time with Cocoa Friday night" The above to lb# |ener*l opl«* ion voiced by th# enltre Sanford Seminole coaching staff, as they slosh about In the mu-t. Irv­ ing to disregard the drissle, and fight afalnst waning time before the season's opener. Most of the day waa spent on defensive work and scrimmage, and for the first time In the sea­ son the probable startinc defen­ sive lineup has been named. “We think w* have found the right combination for our dafanatve play,” coach Fleming said. “ But bear In mind that It Is probable and that It to not the offensive team.” Fleming gave the nod to the boys as follows: Ends: Allan Swaim, Tommy Brown; Ticilre: Meredith Scott. Billy Tyre;., Guards; Murray Nance, Terry’ Goemble; Linebackers; Brantley Schlrard; Jack Stotaky; halfbacks; Al Stanley, Bobby Johnioo; Safety, man: Phil Byrd. "Thare will b, at least fir* changes In thfc lineup for the offense," Fleming said. As th* crying towel clrruleteg In. a tad ceremony among thq> coaches today, their registered9 complaint seemed U be against 'old man weather*. “ We were oa good edge tost Friday.” Fleming said. "Wa were ready for Coco*. But that was six long day; jgosix days of bad days and bad «ej. ther.” Coach Bud Layer continued, "As fro u our physical condh tloo is concerned, we've be** hurt bod.” Yesterday's tactoment westbw? restricted th* Sanford lamfnoUa to ten minutes' acrlmmags h wet pads. Shortest distance to that big 3% dividend A bee-Ifnt straight to our front door) LOOK for your name in The Sanfohd dishal/L WLATNTT AD S You May Have A FREE GUEST PASS To The Palm Drive-In Movieland Ride-In Prairie Lake Drive-In Or Ritz Theatres Each day the names o f 4 to 8 people will be published in the Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to the Palm D-'ive-In, the Movieland Ride-In, the Prairie Lake Drive-In and the Ritz theatres. If your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket—you pay only a small service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairie Lake Drive-In passes. Present your Classified Ad Free Pass to the box office o f the theatre named Make sure you have your driver's license, social security card or other personal Identification with you. Note the date printed at the bottom of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIND YOUR NAM E! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! 1 �Joycees To Learn Activities Of Game Fish Commission F ood Sense—N ot Nonsense A representative of the Florida Game and Fresh Water FWh Com­ mission will tell the Seminole Coun­ ty Junior Chamber -»f Comm—■*# members about the activities of his organization, at the noon I ncheon nicotine of the Jaycw* tomorrow at the Yacht Club. Jim Reed, of Ocala, will be the speaker who will Inform the Jaycc*s of the efforts of the Game and Fish Commission toward the conservation of game, fish, and wildlife. Plans are being completed, aecnling to the local Jaycee Jour, nnl, to present one of the greatest Fire Prevention project* In the Jaycees efforts to cooperate with the National Fire Prevention Week, Oct. T-13. IKINJT PIT (left), of St. Petersburg, Fla., hugs the tiophy pre­ sented her after she won the women’s singles tennis title nt Forest Hills, N. Y. The Wit btedon champion defeated Althea Oibson for the etown. At right Is Australia’s Ken Rosswall, who scored a major upset by defeating his countryman. Lew Hoad, in the men’s sing - - Touring Florida Cord Party' Is Slated Sept. 21 n • A • Hospital Notes DE BARY—Tbe De Biry Civic Association srtB sponsor a “Tour. Ing Florida Card Party" in the Clrlc Association Building on Friday evening Sapt. >1. Dessert and coffee will b« served at T p. m. and tha game will start at I » Reservations may be made with Mrs. Ray Pack, Mr*. George Wake­ field, Mr*. Sidney Wilkes, or Miss Kay Ryan. An open meeting will be held fat the Clvle Association Building an Tuesday afternoon at S p. m. which all of the ladles of De Bery are Invited to attend. The ■ubject of an address by Mrs. Doris Nelms of the Florida Power and Light Co. will be “Kitchen Planning." SEPT. IB AdmI..Ions: Dr. Harry SUtby (Sanford) SEPT. II Admissions; Jane Cummins (Sanford) Marlon Cobb (Oviedo) Discharges: Martha Orwig (Sanford) Susan K. Thompson (Sanford) Margaret Bryan and Babv Girl (Sanford) VISITING HOURS: Private Rooms II a. m. — 9 p m Semi-Private Room* 2 p. m. — 4 p. m. 7 p. m. — 9 p. m. Pediatries 11 a. m. — 8 p. m. (Parents and/or grandparents only) Obstetrics According to accomo­ dation and no visitors during feed­ ing nf babies. ChBflei B. Tyler, M, passed away at 1:40 p. m. Monday follow­ ing a lingering Ulneli. Mr. Tyler w«e bora on Feb. U, Igea in Oaseoda, Mich. He had liv­ ed In Sanford for the past 33 yaare and made hi* home on Sil. y tr Lake. Ha was a retired celery grower on th# West Side. i • Ho attandad the Congregational Church and was a member of the Masonic Ledge of Sanford. Survivors Include hie wife. Mr*. Sophie Tyler, genford; two grindchildren, and a nephew and niece, Mr. end Mre. Guy M. Leach of . Orlando. . .. Funeral services will be held at 10:1# a. m. Thursday at Brls■on Funaral Horn# with the Rev. Fred Ensmlnger of the Congregatlonal Church ofifciatlng. Burial will be at a later date. Th# family h n requested to please omit flowers. FORMER COLLEGE PHESI* DENT TO TEACH At ROLLINS WINTER PARK (A I*)-Paul F. Deuglae, former president of American Unlvoreity at Washing­ ton, D.C., la the second former college president to be appointed to tha Rollins faculty this year, . Hugh F. McKean, president, says. Dr. Dougin* will bo professor of government In the history de­ partment. Mra. Helen L- Wataon, former nresident of Webber College at Bobaon Park, wea recently ap­ pointed dean ef women. Two sailors, one attached to the Security Department, and the other attached to the Ground Control Approach Department, of Sanford. Naval Air Station, were welcomed into the rank* of Chief Petty Officer, hr Captain Robert \V. Jackson, USN, Tommamtlng Officer nf th- stxt’n- durlnv cere­ monies held aboard the ilatlon, Sept. IT. , Receiving their promotions to Chief Petty Officer, were Roland L. Wallis, USN. nromC'd to Chief Rollerman, and Nel«nn W, Bowers, USN. promoted to Chief Air Contrnlman. Since entering the Navy in Aug­ Snacks—Part of the A c‘ ust, 1940, Chief Walls has spent almost the enllri- time aboard This country Is becoming a 17 percent of calories consumed four-and five-meal nation, if the by children each duy is In the ship. Before reporting to Sanford Funeral Services rapid trend toward snacks is an form of snacks. The murk ia a NAS, he wa« servl--* -ibnxrd indication. From the coffee break delightful way, too, for grown­ destroyer radar picket ship, USS Are Set Sunday through to the bedtime lunch, up* to bridge the gap between Ciarles P. Cecil. He wa* award­ fractional meal* are added to tha one meal and the neat. ed a letter of commcmtvttno l'" t sometimes not-so-aquare three To select your snack, take a For G. Johnson MlilOlNl II UNHOY, (I receive* a gift from one of the JOO GOP May. for his outatandlng work meals a day. cue from the seven baste food Garfield Johnson, a well-known leaden who attended hi* giant party rally, staged In a tent on tha while stationed aboard that ship. If you have adopted the Amer­ groupa which Include milk, meat colored man who has served grounds of hi* Gettysburg. Pa, farm. He called for a “new cruiada" ican Plan and want your snack or eggs, fruit* or vegetables, en­ Pre*rntly attached to th" Sec. many Sanford families passed lo rapture Independent and Democratic votes. Vice President Rlrh" to be a real treat, are that it add* riched bread oreereala. When you urlty DrPnrtment of Sanford NAS, away at Bay Pines Hospital last ird M. Nixon attacked the Stevenson campaign. (fnternetlonal) its share of protein), vitamins, combine several of these foods in Chief Wall* ha* among hi* de­ Saturday morning at 8:63 n.m and minerals toward your dally a favorite sandwich, you benefit coration* Ihe Good Conduct, WW It need* — Just a* do your break­ from the iharo of nutrients that The M-y ear-old Negro man Virtory, Korean Pr*'l f,,ilt fast, lunrn, and dinner. Bnacka each food contribute*. made hii home at 810'i Maple ('Ballon, Korean Service, China Hyacinths, Rain may play tricks and appear aa Since smirks are part of the Ave. an unwelcome bulge at tne waist­ American scene, see that they Service. Navy (WonsHon and Garfield Johnson came to San­ line, It you fall to count the play their mica in good form. If United Nations Ribbon. He Is mar- Postpone Rotary ford many year, ago and up to calorie! as part ef your total food you hava been skiing or swim­ rind to the former Miss Betty recently served Sanford families intake. ming, your snack might consist Sue Miller, of Gastonia N. C Tw«v Club's Boat Trip Thesa fourth and fifth meals of of a sandwich made with en­ by doing yard work and house­ have two children, and reside in Too many hyacinth* and too the day are almost a necessity riched bread and a beverage. Now work. Sanford. for youngster*, if they are to if your activities have been lim­ much rain caused a potlponemc .t He was a World War I veteran Chief Rowers reported aboard have enough energy and nutri­ ited to a coiy seat in front of TV, of the Rntary Club’* boat trip a ml a member of (he New Mount ent* for growth and development you had better cut your ordrr to Sanford NAAS for his second tour Calvnry Baptist Church. and fish fry trhcdulrd for this Studies conducted by a midwest toast sticks and a glass of fruit of duty at Sanford tn August, He Is survived by his wife, Rosa eonego showed that from 11 to Juice. 1933. He was formerly a radar afternoon. I-ec Johnson, eight step children, operator with the Ground Controll­ Skipper Gene Boumlllat had hit IS grandchildren, one sister, and ed Intercept Unit at Sanford NAAS “Skylark" alt ship-shape and several nieces and nephews. 1during the |ieriiid Sept., 1044 to ready to go at 2 30 p. tn. today Funeral service* will be M d You haven’t seen anything un­ ,D c., IMS. Since enterin'! Ihe Sunday aflcrnoon at 2 o’clock at Navy In July, mil. Thief Hauers from Ihr noat Works but aftor til you’ve enme in and examln* the New Mount Calvary Baptist rd our rnmplrte line of radio turn the tide against German U. has had duty hn|h aboard ship, a crew tried unsuccessfully to and television parts. We have By FRANK CAREY Church on West 12th St. and shore Installation*. dear the channel from the accu­ he equipment to do th sattm Burton Funeral Home U In Associat'd Pro-* Science Reporter boats In 1942. It hastened victory Before reporting aboard SanfonL mulation of hyacinths, discretion rectory repair Job your radio Radar, the world’s most effi­ in Europe and the Pacific and charge of arrangement*. peeping tom, has come a gunner* amt bombers hit unseen NAS, he was stationed at Blark- gave way to valor and the trip deserve*. The remains will lie In state cient bushc Aerodrome, In London, was called off. long way In war and peace since at Burton Funeral Home on man first stumbled on lla basic largpts and provides an Invisi­ England. lt« hnldi *h« ble path for guided missile*. It it Ihe hope of the committee Locust Ave. from Friday morn- principle 34 years ago. The Navy—presumably the Air Campaign. WW II Victory, Amerl- In charge of the event to re. ing until time for the funeral Top government aclcntlst* have Force too—is now working on a can Defense, an I Good Con < "t schedule It sometime next month. lervlces. RADIO b 1 v SIR VH I not lost faith, even though radar "homing’* radar set enabling air­ ribbons. Chief Rower* ia mar- Fortunately, the fish and tha hushequipped shins and airplanes craft to return lo safety after ried to the former Miss Florence puppies had not yet been prepared Radio* A sometimes collide. Blaisek, of Newton Fall*, Ohio. so Hotarlan* will have to work Perry Como Back mi>N| JfllJ . launching a missile. They believe that collisions at They have one child, and reside! up a bigger appetite, for a later 501 S SanIOM) av♦ (l) To study the behavior of missil­ here. I date. sea, like the recent Andrea Daria For 2nd Year In T V disaster, need never hnv* ■>cr,i-- es and aid In the development NEW YORK UP-Perry Tomo is red as far as radar Itself 1* con­ of an intercontinental ballistic mis­ back for his sophomore year in cerned. And they predict that a sile, a chain of radar stations Is CIA. (JltAJ)E A — DAD 81KLOIN OR CLUB television, In good voice and re­ relatively slmnle anti collision ra­ being erected on Islands off tha laxed a* ever. He stands calmly dar device will be In use on com­ Florida Coast and through the in that unenviable spot In televi­ mercial airliner* within three 'Vest Indie*. sion entertainment where people year*. The United States also is gradbegin to pick at him and try to Radar researcher* point wtlh mtly assembling a radar warning •Intorove" him. pride to radar’s record In various served mother hitch In Korea, HI* opening show on NBC-TV fields. In war and defensa use, radar Saturday evening revealed the The range of this electronic won­ patrol* the skies, detecti aircraft fine hand of the improvement as­ der extends literally from the at a distance of 200 miles, helps sociation. Whether he can ha mon—whre It ha* made a round ayalem that will reach nearly half made “ heller” than he wa* last trip—to kitchens In swank hotel* way around the globe. The pro­ season unly lime and the televi­ where lie heat ls used to broil posed string of bisarre texa* tow­ sion audience can trtl. er* In the north Atlantic Is part The staging of his program l« steaks in recordt lime. It can hunt a battleship on the of this vast network, which even­ more deft. HI* chorus ha* been tually will tin in with Sage semi­ enlarged, Ihe number nf his dan'- darkest night, explore the heart automatic ground environment, an of a hurricane or spot a school rrs increased. All to the good, It of tuna. It rah detect airplanes extensive system of electronic appears from this corner. computing ntarhlne and communi­ (’onto himself ohvimi-ly . lias at great distances, find a surfaced cation channels designed to colled been brought under ti"hler direr. submarine through cloud* and fog, and correlate informal Ion for de­ Inrinl stir*ervl«ion Ihan he was last give warning nf a plague of loc­ fense against air altark. season. His line* are more care­ ust* and give seven league boot* fully tooled, his liming shrewdly to surveyor* who can measure To rope with Increasing sir IrafClump, Tender llirdn TKNDEKNKHH fillAKANTEKD xcnitinized. In theory this loo great distances In a fraction uf fie, the Civil Aeronautic* Admini­ stration CAA is preparing to es­ the time required with convention­ would appear to the good. tablish within five years a lung Rut lt*a always dangerous to al Instruments. AKMOUK UTAH I1KKK CHUCK carry a theory too far wi’h a nat­ Rader’s career began one day range radar ayalem designed In track from the ground every plan* ural entertainment talent like Per- In 1922 when scientist* at Ihe Na­ ry f'omn’s. II would be a shame val Research laboratory on the aloft, noting its location and dis­ if Ion strenuous effort* were made hanks of the Potomac near Wash­ tance from the next aircraft. to slick up the relaxed Como of ington were experimenting with Th# Weather Bureau has con­ tracted for 39 special weather ra­ radio waves. last season. Although a quite different type The study progressed In a rou­ dar* which will be able lo track of entertainer. Lawrence Welk on tine fashion until a steamboat hurricanes and tornadoes up to F1CKHH CiKOUND ARC-TV is n natural talent who came down the river. Then the 230 miles away. Delivery wdl be­ valiantly resisted efforts to put a researchers noticed something gin In 1338. l.YKKH HUlMitST higher patina on Ids program—and strange. The steamboat was Inter­ Despite lla accomplishments, won. The tesull was a natural fering with their radio signals, radar also has its shortcoming*. quality of entertainment which the reflecting or “echoing" the radio The biggest, say* Dr. Robert J U \ . C U IJJ A A home audience almost Invariably wave* in much the *ametway the M. Page of the Naval Research embraces, LBS. shout of a mountaineer i* echoed Laboratory, ia that radar ares too It was the natural quality of back from a cliff. much. A radar operator at >ra, Como that won hint his deserved The incident—followed by inten­ he explains, “may have to dis­ popularity. May hr always retain sive Army, Navy and civilian re­ tinguish between a ship, a whale It KLUKIDA CKYHTAL search-resulted In the develop­ and debris from other ships, even LOU-ANA ment of r-a-d-i-r, an abbrevia­ floating beer can*.’’ The *ea it­ CHAIRMAN ItK-KI.KCTKR tion for "Radio Detection amt self gives ■ radar reflection called MOBILE (AP)—Cecil N. Smith, Ranging." “sea clutter" for about three agricultural economist at the Uni­ A radar set sends out short, mile* around a ship. versity of Florida, yesterday win very high frequency radio waves. And in the air, a amall cloud re-elected chairman of the tcch- These waves, traveling at the may give the same aize radar niral committee for the Southern ■peed of light—113,000 mile* a reflection or "pip" aa an aircraft. Ornamental Crops Marketing second—are kept in a narrow LBS. C Project on horticultural specialty beam by a special antenna which During a recent Good on several crop*. directs them at a target and re­ riven in Australia, paddle steam­ (With fti.00 or More Food Order) The group alto elected Dr. J. ceive* them back aa an echo to er* which had been retired for more than II years were celled 11. Brckenbarh, director of the be presented on a radar-scope. Florida Agricultural Ex|>eriment Radar went to war early, en­ back into service to bring relief STANDARD Station at Gainesville, Adminis­ abling the British to outwit the and food to floodbound home­ trative advisor. Luftwaffe la 1940 and helping to steaders. IIICAND Radar Comes Long Way In War, Peace HOOVER : Charles B. Tyler Succumbs Monday " FRYERS AUITBIAN actress Marla Schell holds the Volpl Cup after win­ ning honors for best female per­ formance of the 14 dims entered at the annual festival of cinema arts In Venice. Nine nations en­ tered product loos, and France’* “Gervalte" was her Him. The top prUe of the “Gold Lion" was not given thli year because none of the films was deemed worthy. STEAK W IENERS ROAST"31 lb. pkg. H'BURGER SLICED Texas Governor Nativee la New Guinea, off the «oaat ef Australia. wear little To Support Ike clothote Thwa wnwir them selves AUSTIN, Tex. UP-Gov. Allen i with peril fat to keep out tha cold. Shivers said yesterday lie will sup­ port Republican President Elsen­ hower (or re-election. Almost Im­ Legol Notice mediately, Sen. Price Daniel DTex., gubernatorial nominee, enme rot' sz n * *^IBtlKh710* IVBN pifiy1 thl" BoRfi of County C«» out for Democratic presidential o f " ■emluoU Cat CoT M nominees Adlal Stevenson and Estes Kefauver. __ __ ___ im . u Both Shiver* and Danlrl hulled AN E L E C T IO N to b e b*ld I h ro u a h • u t j B e U e l e C o u n tr , F lo rid * . «» the party in 1932 lo support Eicon, * 0oA"wI«*tubi£lVVuN O F W IIK - hower against Stevenson. Texas Republican. i it?# ° ji * f c TW AaBsa.K i went Shivers told newsmen he would support President Elsenhower as “ th# best Democrat in the race." U T S m W M 6 . t i l l F O R o p e r a t i o n a n d Ha aald he dk) not think Stevenson .C O N D U C T O P M A R N K M IIOltHK had changed his Ideal nf a centralized govern­ K S K S . ' V f f i f ' . V ^ V i ' S “strongly ment." ® W H K , a & ^ p* r »iit U«i't aVj . Shiver* also aald a “brainwash­ B E A P P R O V E D AND LICKNNK IX;( U B D AND RACE M K UTIM IX ing campaign" is being waged ! P E R M IT T E D IM IA 1 D COUNTY. against Texas voters In an effort „ W I T N R S m r b e a d a a # a s a l th is life 4 y d S ep tem b er A. D. ISII to convince them that “ the party O. P. K e c s i e a . C ts rb or satil is th* most important issue—not B e a rd i f O sm a ty C om m is­ the candidate.** si • ■ • r e BACON A T SUGAR SALAD OIL qt M O R E than just a snacktime treat Now you eea have that Florida Room, Carport, ■tone* Room or other needed repairs or remodeling that yes here long wanted. 2 9 5 CAN AD IAN AC E BEER TO M ATO ES NO. 303 CAN 10c <5 Can Carton 99c A A LIMIT V, 1*1.KANIS A T T E N T IO N H O M EO W N ERS PILLSBURY FLOUR 25 tbs. $1*99 U. 8. NUMBER 1 U se Title No.l Home Improvement Loan Up To $3,500. Witt ft ■ante. 2 Sailors Receive Promotion To CPO |* fgy, I* reasonable monthly Install- CALL BOB WYCHE no Mg Fro# Estimate Gmernl Contractor Phono I740-J Sanford AT m ix in o i You peer It right from the eerie* STORE A T YOUR DOOR aordeo'i Dutch Cketolste Drink gees great with sandwiches end cookies, lut, mere thee tbit, it's a wholesome, autritieiM dairy feed beverage that's goad far reweft torsi And, it's eatre M k k o t kocioso it’s flavored with Dutch Cocos im­ ported from Hollaed—eatre rrchf Yoeegtttri love H! Keep a quart handy lo yeur refrjgeritor! 0 im W n » POTATOES 10 T/PT0P Sup{rMarku” *W*7 fOUti 5HOP0S., DJuAfi HAS AfiW7 C / * ’ •> 3 1 0 bANIORG AVI w Q U A N T ITY liM i Tt U LBS YKLUIW O N IO N S 4 “* 19c — �Draff May C a ll Men For Military Reserve Duty By STA N LEY LD HOME TOWN IH E A M 'V ; l M M EM SW TH B H ETH A SA ^ R E A L ESTATE- MAf SAID W O b F lN D , THEM FIW ENDIY * ► N EIG H B O R S — AND I KNOW JU S T WHAT TH EV teS ◄ . T H IN K IM G - - J WASHINGTON IT—A .harp lag In voluntary enlistment* mag make It necessary to draft men for military m e tre doty, an ad­ visory group reporta. Congress once rejected the draft idea, but the National Security Training Com mis. Ion iald volunu ry cnllitment* during the fln t (year hare provided only 10,000 of the 100,000 men sough* for the pro­ gram. Under it, youthi below the 11H* year draft age limit are encour aged to volunteer for six months of active duty training, to be fol­ lowed by 74 years in the active reserve. The volunteers become exempt from the M-months service requirement of regular draftees, who also must continue service in the reserves. But the commission said that despite "the greatest effort of its type ever put forward In peace time . . . on behalf of any armed forces program," results of the BASEMEATT4 F U L L tf lD o L S 'HEEWrTH A FA R O '. -t i c k e t s lit 0O BM T* • m aybe > THEY HAVEjl ( mnhtta m a c i a m » arro l-Z isANP. wnnrn secwos, rf chows -me TowtriHO 9UAIXH&+. CTUSHtHO TMMta£ MArCHSCxr*/ a ca W *THAT*S WHAT TW? MAN S A ID "THE /NEIGHBORLY TOUCH 11 COMIN* l«P tviT.vr.aa tae hang aad east ef T O : JA C Q I E M N K O. COCKRAM . a c c o rd a a c a w ith taw . w ith th a C la rk w h o .a rta ld e n c a a n d m a llln a o f th a a b o r a e m itte d C o u rt an d to the mid C o u rt th is 1 1 th dsr o f a j i ad d m e 1. ]0 C a ro lin a l i e l e h t s . a m . a c o p r o f s a m t u p o n T om u st, A. D . ISIS. O. P. H ern d o n S p ra y , N o rth C a ro lin a . tV a t.o a . A tto r n e y f o r P la in tiff , a t P la in tif f . C le rk o f t a e r l r r u l t C o u rt, is roc a in. -ncnKur n o t i f i e d » 0 N o rth M ala F tre a t, 1-A O rlan d o . a n d P a r S e m in o le C o u n ir, t h a t s u i t f a r d ly o rc a h a . b e ta Iliad F lo rid a , on o r b e fo ra th a lat d a y of JA C Q U E L IN E O. COCKRAM a c a l n . t i n n In th a C irc u it C o u r t of O c to b a r, A. D. m s . O th e r * l.e a F lo rid a Defi H .m ln o ta C e a a ty . F lo rid a . In C h a n . D ecree p r o Confe»»n w ill b a e n te re d T o m tV slto n n iv n ttc K eery b y C L R A T E S IE COCKRAM ■e a la a t 7 0 s (o r f a ilu re to >0 een re A tto rn e y fn r P l a i n t i f f n o t h 'e: t o t i K r i A i i You a r a h e re b y r e q u ire d to (lie y o u r and Mia y o u r a n . w e r o r o th e r d e - l t d N o rth M ala S tra a t, 1-A »TATK OF FLORIDA. UltKKTlVQH A n .w e r a n d / o r o th e r w L e p le a d In fen -e a a t r e q u ire d b y law . O rla n d o F lo rid a L iS t t i e nmsaaay a ^ k s t o p b e in g g b o u c h v \ AS AN OLD OBAR/GO __ p T— ^ F o lk s B y B /L L W A D E DO W mow, DAMNS LNIW& ON COW(ClOUt ON THt POACH. h b V <Jot a RCCtIPT IN Hl« HAND AN "THEKl'C A ROOOD Bern eeSIDL HIM ow MOM.# TWAN>CS f o r talking to oao u v EVEN INSISTED 1MAT11H8V ALL STAV FOR DINNER, yOU'lL ABOUT MWaKCTIMfr AT W ADE'S STANDARD Tomatoes U N IX MKT. L /K E £V£M y 7 H/A/ 6 OUR Freestone Peaches M EATS CHASE k SANBORN FI.A. OR GA. GRADE “A" DAO Whole LB, LYRES BUDGET 303 CANS Apple Sauce 2 ** 29c ***F» LYRES SUGAR CREEK GREEN GIANT NibletCorn 2™ 29c LEAN FRESH GROUND > aA V H 9L L350*0 V . SVM1VH1 a a d d o is ) V a m i n o ^—JT tvootimyo 3KI t 3 va moh H1 M ttfjv rA gj Aooaawos-djvag OLD GLORY A aiO N oie1 A.T3AOT SJ.I -rind vii-aru 1 aaxvacoaoaa aas oi POAlNVtt l JjJEY ARMOUR’S YOUNG TENDER i hcww youk m u i.. 12 OZ. CAN Salisbury Steak 39c PI FAD GOUTY TV W f I 15 OZ. CANS Pork &Beans 3**25 c' *ANK*06GJF*Y, HW•# , -A N PrU M AKI/T 12 OZ. CANS1 MHAT WOULD KX/S4X MCM IP I TOLD YOU YOU* W /TF i t livin g m p o v g x t y T A BETTY CROCKER While. Yellow, Marble, Spice k Chocolate WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF GERMAN HOME-MADE LUNCHEON MEATS FOR SLICING TO ORDER Cake Mixes 3 P k ffs. FRO ZEN FOODS TRU-FLAVOR FROSTY ACRES Logoi Notice ere hereby notified th at euM lea d e d e fa ln .l you la the Court of Hemlaule County, L la C h a tte r* , aa abbreviate a uf which I. p in t Federal e and Loan Ae.nclallun ut I; L e u a tr, a corporation. W v a .lta f a h D. Day at al. * * l* l tb e nature of eald suit KRAFT Strawberries 2™ 45e, PRO D UCE A W & y u V r .V iV '& ork. General Insurance a JAMBS G i r AGENCY *11 EAST FIRST STREET FHONl 71 H. JAMES OUT 10 OZ. PEGS. Butter Beans «* Peas A 0>< V Chop. Spinach u w i T f t i * r „ ; ’ *«...........office. (O ffic ia l Heal) ja a l a t lh a C o u n ty C o u rt tlo iu a , .1 . K d w ln H hlnhoteer H anford, a e m ta o la C o u n ty , F lo rid a ■ O. H o i IIS l h t | 11th d a y o ( d ep t em b er. ISIS. IIS H an fo rd A tla n tis O. p. H e rn d o n H anford. F lo rid a . ______ C le rk nf (h e C irc u it C o u rt A tto r n e y fo r P la in tif f H M W J f l S I t t TC.d, Me Mtatlna, Ohio, JAMES M. OI W xle Cr/stale 89c I BANANAS 3“ »29c LEMONS ^ S " 351 WADE'S MARKET �V „ A W ant A d A Day M akes A ll Business Pay—Phone 1821 19-PIANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Pbaae 2194 Raiie I, Sanford 21-ROOFING tad PLUMRING CERAMIC TILE Em pty? Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 Free estimate. Quality wart. This it .a free guest pass to the Rita Theatre for Mrs. Julian Yarn, Lake Mary. Exp. date Sept. 28, 1950. PLUMBING A N T ADS' RENT 'EM FAST Contract and Repair Work Free Estimates R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phona 1S2I Pk 1821 t-AVCnONS * PUBLIC AUCTION Contract.)!? and Repair HOT Saalord Ase. Phoae 1112 7:10 — 0:M W. J. ItlNG Free Door Priiea Plumbing Costractor Furniture, TV, Washing Machines, nuhlcr Plumbing A Supplies [sawn Stoves and many other Items too iterm Electric Water Hast) Ph. 99 numerous to mention, at a eav- 2534 Orlando Dr. Inga you can’t afford to miss, Plumbing. Rresky Heating Thursday Night Only 7:30 to 9:30 Sanford Farmers Auction Mar M. G. HODGES ket. Hwy 1743. Servlea on All Water Pumps* Wells Drilled — Pumpa XA—PLACES to EAT Paola Read, Phone 700 PLUMBING A HEATING Drop in Sometime, you’lt I* glad you did. THE DOGGIE DINER Septic Tank Installation A Service Heater Service. Archie C. liar* A BAR, Lake Mary, ictt. Phone T34.W or 1335. MAK-LOU RESTAURANT 12—SPECIAL NOTICES Friilay Menu: Red Snapper, Lob■ter, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Fish Sticks. Slip Covers and Drapes Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast, STANLEY KULP T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and PHONE 285W. Meat Balls. All Garden vege_ Uhles. HWY 17*02 Boulh, Phone PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • 1179-W. All typer end rises, Installed or “Do It Yourself.” 4—LOST WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE LOST: Wicker bag containing Machine and Supply Co. knitting, on hospital parking lot. 207 W. 2nd SL Ph* *2 keep bag; leave knitting at hoi. GATLIN BROTHERS pital desk or Phone 897-J. Dragline A Bulldozer Sorvtee L08T— Wrlet watch. Reward. Ph. 2232 Uaaevo. 1495-W Sanlorl Arthur Turner, 1320 W. Hth St. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 3150. I—PERSONAL NOTICES BULLDOZING ROLLAWAY, HospIUt ’and Baby LOWERY A BRIDGES Bads Day, Wank, or Month—TcL San. 1158-W Orange City Spr 4-9894 1435. Furniture Center — 118 West First S t____ CROSLE1 - BENDIX Salee sad Service AUTOMOTIVE RANDALL Electric Company Service— Quality— Satisfaction Ph 113 Sanford W7-J-3 Do Bary Evinrude Salea h Service ROBSON Sporting Goode FAIRBANKS - MORSE P u m p s >04 E. lit 8 t ________ Phone 098 WeU Drilling, HOWARD C. LONG, Phone 388 107 East For Sale—Ilk HP used Firestone Commercial Avo. . — Motor, $75.00. Very good ahape. This is a free guest pais to the Firestone Store*. ___ Palm Drlva*In Theatre for Mr*. Daniel Pugh, DeBary, Fla. Exp. : f o r SALE—New 5 HP Firaitooe date Sept, 28, 1060. outboard motor, $88. Firestone Store. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state* manta, Invoices, hand bills, and 18-PARTS - REPAIRS programs, e t c . Progressive Printing Co. Phono 408 — 402 For Sale—New $59.95 custom built West m b St. ■ auto radio. While they last $22.99 . each. Firestona Stores. RADIO REPAIRMEN ATTENTION 11-TRACTORS Fur Sale—adjustable TV wall mounts $1.55, TV aerial cave Small Case Tractor in good con $1.15 20-ft. TV 800M Up dillon. Suitable for farm or mounts small grove. Price $325. Call Mists $8.00. Firestone Stores. Ray Herron 2458 after 6:09 Expert Watch Repairing. Fully p.m. 1343-W. _ __ Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry A Luggage Co., 300 Sanford Ave, U —TRAILERS For home repair work and altera Trailer, Salt-Rani, Pb. 866-XK. tioni. Call 151*3. Ray C. Slagle. For Rant—Modem trailer Iota, 30 x 50. Adults. Reas. Call 3021-W, Trees trimmed, removed and damosed. Ph. 1007-R. It will pay YOU to see u* before SANFORD THEE CO. ; you buy. Open Evening* and Septic Tanks Cleaned A Repair* Sundays. cd. Grease Trope-Drain lines. Eaatside Trailer Sale* Palstka, Fla. ___ Free Inspection. Phone 1782-M Sanford, Fla.________ ______ 14—USED CARS EMPLOYMENT 1952 Pontiac Catalina, clean at a whittle, and all guod rubber Only $996. Ray Herron I'h 28-HELP WAMT.D—FEMALE 2458 or 1343-W. after 6:00 p. m. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS '45 Olda 2-Dr. Holiday Count Steady year ’round work, ex­ power atearing A brakes; Its. cellent wages. Free hospitaliza­ dlo-llaaUr, mar speaker Lea tion and life insurance, pleas­ ther Interior, t Tone Green. ant working conditions, paid Call t$81B.______________ _ holidays and vacations. Apply SEVERAL low priced cars, rang* in parson to BROOKFIELD MILLS, 90S N. Elm. , Ing fram $T» up. w good eco* ■ nomleal transport ion Ray Her­ WAITRESS—Apply Touchton's ron, Phone 94M or 1341-W after Drug Store, Mr. Clark.______ 8:00 p.m. Girls over 21. Apply Pig'n Whis 1950 PONTIAC—8-cylindcr, 2-door, tie. ; clean, S4I0. Ray Herron, Phona meat wrapper, cap* 2458, or 130*W, after 6:00 p.i Experienced able general mast counter work. Apply Tip-Top Super Market. BUSINESS This la n free pass to Pralris SERVICES Lake Drive-In Theatre for Audrey Spear, Exp. data Sept. 18—BEAUTY PARLORS 28, 1058. Modem Atr-ceaditwaed Saloa Position of responsibility opob to H a rriet t ’o B ennty Mask young woman >1 to 25 with good typing and ability to work with Ml B. Oak Pk. on public. Credit or collection ex­ perience useful. Start at $4000 PAINTING Apply Collection Division, Credit Bureau of 8snford. 448 Atlantic PAINTERS ATTENTION - For National Bank BldgSale: OB Wall pilot 55c. gal. ; $1.88, Fa moua bread. Firestone CLERK-TYPIST Stores. To Start about October 18 FLOOR sanding jtad finishing. • Claming ig, waaieg. Barring Sami Permanent local resident, age XI ■oil eottfity maty aiaco to 30; must bo quick and accu­ C H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary rate with figures, very legible McKAMBY•SMITH PAiNTH handwriting, excellent typist. >415 8. Park Pbena 1303 New modem, air-conditioned off. For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Pk. ice, ideal working conditions; 961-XR. Room special $14.9$. regular salary increases, paid vacations, group insurance, and Painting by the Job or hour. many other liberal employe ; Freddie Wllaon, Phone 2221-J. benefits. Floor sanding and finishing. A better job at a better price. G.A.C. Finance. HI W. let. Phone 042, H. L. Foley, 9 to I, later Free aatiaaataa. Pk. Celtoct Oviedo F0-631 $4. by appointment . 8—BOATS AND MOTORS THE SANFORD HERALD Wed., Sept. 19, 1956, Page 9 85-HOMES 84—APTB—HOUBEB—ROOMB 48—BUILDING MATERIALS M—MALE nr FEMALE DISHWASHER and Second USED BKICK HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front Cook. Steady job, 6-day week rWO CARLOADS beautliul used Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona There Is No BEST Day To Advertise Apply in person. l'HELl'S brick. Orange, red, and burnt Beach. Call 8374-W. According To Scientific Surveys RESTAURANT, Hwy 17-92 black, See them i t SHERMAN Furnished Apt. 800 Park Ava CONCRETE PIPE CO. 31—WORE WANTED—MALE ^ r . i ? ' METivL ROOFING PHONE 2100 or 2090 0ES1RABLB one and tar* bed­ Young Man, 30, wants job driving Now In stock, 8-V Crimp —1/4” FUR AN APPOINTMENT room furnished apt. Pk. 4J2-W laundry-dry cleaning truck, cab. TO SEE—Thl* Solid Brick Has chauffer's license. Acecept Corrugated — 2U” Corrugated Gat all Your roofin| needs at This la a free guest pass to the plumber, carpenter helper or Rita Theatre for Gregory Walk* 2-BEDROOM HOME service station attendant. P. O. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. *r. Exp. date 8epL 21, 1950. Out West 11th Si. Box 1387. Has a big, comfortable living FOR SALE — 2 Crawford gae New two bedroom bouses, kitchen and dining room, built-in cab­ FINANCIAL age doors, good condition. Six* equipped. 1904 Washington. Ph. inets In tne kitchen with mod­ 8 X 7 ft. Priced choap. Albert ern electric rang* and refrige­ 443 or a m i Jack Flynt, Box 38-MONEY TO LOAN rator. You’ll enjoy the large Jarrell, Phone 3127. 302 Sanford. acreened-ln porch and beauti. AUTO LOANS (•-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT fully landscaped ground* with Laka front 2-bedroom C.B. house. COST LESS lota of shrubbery and sprink­ Fishing, swimming. Ph. 3058-WHAYNES Office Machine Ce.. AT ling system. Ha* a fireplace Typewriters, adding machine*. 3. after 4:30. and central heating. F.aceltent Florida State Bank Sale).Rental*, 314 Mag., Pb. 44. residential location—2417 Lau­ 2-BEDROOM House, living room, OF SANFORD ra) Avenue. STUDENTS-*#* the newest thing kitchen, Florida room sad car In typewriter* — Royal’s 1857 portc. In town, Phone 2002. PRICED REASONABLE MERCHANDISE "Twin-Pak" portable. The fast­ est portable on the market. In 2-bcdroom furnished apt. Very ODHAM Sl TUDOR 41—ARTICLES FOR RENT 7 colors. 24 months to Pay. clean and close-in. Jimmy Co­ Towell'a OfIice Suapply wan Ph. 618. 2(125 S. French Ave. NOW 8 mm film rental library Phione Want ada bring results avery day. Each day people have Thona 2100 A 2080 at Wicboldt’e Camera Shop. 210 117 S. Magnolia 3 roam freshly painted apt*. wants. And each day brings results when you place a S. Park Ave. 47—FURNITURE . HOUSEHOLD 2 A Phona 2983-W or 2312. ■d In the Sanford Herald, 43—ARTICLES (or SALE Buy your Furniture at Borry’a Plar* your Herald want ad on n “tf” ('til forbid) order Warehouse Furn. Co., at 901 W. N i c e bedroom. Privets entrance and cancel when you have had results, FOR SALE—New Firestone clock 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ A bath. Phona 2019-W. radio 4A121 — $13.45. Flrcitona iture at warehouse prices. TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD CALL 1M1 3-ROOM furnished apartment, Stores. Call 2468-J. Solve the 2-Bedroom, concrete block, large We buy and sell used furniture. closets, carport# on IV* lota In Paying top cash prices for any "Guest" Sleeping Problem 2Bedroom furn apt. 8 40 quiet mo, -* V ; r With An thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ 3Bcdroom, 2 bath bouse 8125 282 mo.VJ. neighborhood. .PHONE i «f« .« • * [■ •• 8. Gaiety n . Be­ ACROSS ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 1053-W. 3-Bedroom furn. house $ 85 mo. , * < i i '■ « Echols Hi-Rizer fore 8. Bees' home Indian tree * ; ■ * • i . i. ROSA L PAYTON Broker Ph. 2871 For Salo—4C23 Portable radio— • A beautiful couch by day 7. Metallic ■4. Catch ■-ji' 1*4*19 . (var.) J 4 I• « * **l $14.95. Fircilonc Store*. a rock • A comlortablc 60-inch wido bed Furnished garage apt. 2300 Mel8. Cut finely i • *' • lohville. hall 9. Jason* ship 9. Group of by night. • t I • * » —Factory to Tou— (cnltaq.) ii; •< 10. Employ five • Converts to twin beds i9 • TIRED A lnnlnnm Partly furnished block home. |63 11. Subtle >7. Fear 11. Italian river »’l l t « • • ' II • Converts to a couch and 8 per mo. 1519 Prlncton Ave. Ph. Venetian Blink 39. Lives 12. Levels emanation ■ingle bed. of the same old thing? 2203-M. Enclosed bead. Sag-proof 30. Loca­ 13. Shoe part 14. Homely See tliu a|iaciuus new tastefully rail with plastic ends. Plastic or in. Null tion 13. loiter of $94.50 different homes in —, — rayoo tapes. Cotton or nylon A SelKlion of Beautiful Tailored 2-Bedroom trailer, utility room and It. Pas18. Ritter vetch the alphabet South Pineufest .Sanford Fla. room. On private lot, 555. VestseCaa'a Oeewee 19. Mountain •age­ 18. Toward Grove Manors Sanford Covara and Bolsters Ph. Mll-R. way defile Senkarlk Ginas and Paint Co. IT. River 17. Music note Valencia Villa* lJsljind Slightly Extra 33. Petty (Ruaa.l in. Audience 21. Dry, as 112-114 West lad St. Pbooe art Shell Apts.: Furn. 3 room apt., 19. The yellow champagne in. Chum quarrel ECHOLS BEDDING CO. screen porch, plus rollaway bed. IMMEDIATE For Sale—Used Frigid air* $18.00. C onrr 2nd A Magnolia, Ph. 1232 33. Crrral grain 34. Close hawk's 20 Bowers bugle garage. 612 Park Ave. Ph. 488-W Firestona Stores. 21. Priar’a title 23. Vanish 4*. Greek latter "Bad Bamberger” Mgr. OCCUPANCY 24. Kllrea op*n Monday's til 9:39 p. m. 4-Room garage apt. $40. So. Cam­ Array Cota, $5.M; Paint, $8*9 gal. of bacon VISIT OUR BALCONY i L V A ir r V eron Ave. Phone • Ideally Situated T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ 28 Close Luxuriously Planned lus, 310 Sanford Ave. Used furniture, appliances, toula, 2-Bedroom unfurnished house, $75 i 3S. Ruhs out ' IO i Bought-aotd. Larry'* Mart Moderately Priced 31. Torrid month. Phono. 998. & For Sale—Pop-up Toaster $7.50. At etc. 321 E isl 1st St. Pbooe 1631. iT 32. Solemn II, Firestona Stores. and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 2-Bedroom furnished house, $58 3 and wonder 2 bathi situated on large, * HFor Sale—1 repossessed child's 3Bedroom unfurnished, $55. 33. Greek titter ii landscaped tola $ SAVE $ Tyndall* Grocery after 4:00 p.m. artistically Ride 'Em Planes—$29.95 Value. 34. Umt Paved streets ami all other it Lake Monroe. T" measure $15.00 each. Firestone Stores. ON GOOD USED city convenience) make these m % 35 Little girl colonies of owner-occupied FURNITURE For Sale—Glass fly rods. 10R1G1, to la 34. Outer home* truly delightful placea REAL ESTATE Closeout at $4-$9 each, Firestona germent gg Mather Of Sanford to live. it u Stores. 38. Holds firmly 203-09 E. 1st St. Phone 127 44—FARMS AND GROVES % % Designed, Built and Sold 40. Dark blue A FRIENDLY PLACE TO ii 10 i t 41. Egg -shaped TRADE F.M.B. 6c 10c ft 25c YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUITE 20 acre til* farm. Three bedroom d 42. Warmth ODHAM A VTUDOU Inc. 8tore. 831 S. Sanford Ave. n house, large barn. All equipment H 51 18 WORTH $50.00 (or more) 43. Value Builders of Fine Homes , % and machinery. Eaiy term*. Ph. Troubles . , . toward the purchase of a 44. For Florida Living For Sale—Child's Out-door Swing V I I T 1393-J. P. O. Box 1154. DOWN limited number of nationally Set. A $39.95 Value for $29.95 SALES OFFICE m T advertised JOHNSON-CARPER, 1. Burrowing Firestone Stores. & A* "► 5T 2625 S. French Avenue • mammal DHEXEI. and BASSETT Bed­ 81—HOMES m I’hona 2100 ami ’JUKI) External F6r*Baro—Used Refrigerator, only room Suites, to be sold for ad­ 4k 4* VA •red $85.00. Firestone Stores. vertising purposes. Will build on yeur lot. Your plat coating 1 WILSON-MAIER to 45 For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer Where you always find big values or ours. We can arrange finan­ Covered cing. Call us for additions or 1 only $25.00. Firestone Stores. with egg quick credit and easy terms. remodeling. Love (1 room, 3 bedroom home, (5750. Phone 058 For Sale—Trade In GE Refrigera­ 311 E. 1st St. LOWELL EL OZ1ER (Scot. var. Lncatnd on Ok) Orlando High­ tor $85.00. Firestone Stores, Builder — PhcM 1399 7*cu. ft, 1951 refrigerator $50. way. Meal far children, school Office: (841 B, Orlande Dr. but atop. Call 1332-M. Gas kitchen range 820 Bahy Practically new 12-gaugo Rcming. l>ed nnd mattress $10 PHONE 17—BROKERS and REALTORS ton Sportsman automatic Shot■7—BROKERS sod REALTORS 352-M. 622A DOWN gun. Shot less than 1 box sheila, 3 Bedrooms and Carport# WHITE $85. W. C. Hill, Pb. I ll or 11X0. Terrszzo Floors Robert A. WUUbmi, Realtor OZIER REALTY CO. SEWING MACHINE CENTER Kitchen Equipped Raymond Lundquiit, Associate Sales, Service and Rentals For Sale—Apt. tile refrigerator, Laura B. Oiler, Broker Nice Residential Location Phone 1873 Atlantic Dank Bldg. G A It It K T T *8 $30. 3-burner electric range, $35. Hazel M. Field, Associate Landacaped Yards Phone 1422 Springs A Mattress, $10.1819 Or. 323 E. First St. Ready for occupancy in 4 weeks OWNER TRANSFERRED! will 3101 So. Orlande Hwy. Phone 1X59 Undo Dr. sell equity in 8 Bedroom, on* EVENINGS: 3115 and I9U 49—FARM and GAHDDEN A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. year old I'lnecreil home for Builder I — 16'' wire spoke wheels with Georgia cabbage plants. All var 82250, take up payments of IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 1800 Mellonvlll* tiro* A tubes fit '88 A Model-A tetfes — any amount. Hugh C Phone 199t $1)28)1, Considering the estra's ask Crumley A Montetib Ford. Cheap. Phono 2271-J. Whelrhel, State Market Stal This la a free guest pass in the this Is a better buy than a new 15, Day 1260, night, 027.___ home. Immediate possession. We at 117 South Park, Phone 771 Palm Drivt-ln Theatre for Gar­ Upright pian» extra nice, $180. havo the keys. They Kbuw net Whlta. Exp. date Kepi, tl, Hldc-away-it-d cheap at, $47.50 For Sale — Hava you a large 19541. Sola bed liko naw $45. hsdgeT Electric hedge trimmer Seminole Realty WHY PAY RENT7 2 typewriter*, each $22.50 only on* to sell at 118.15. FlreW. DIETRICHS T. W. MICRO Let us show you this nrurly new I t' Weldwood boat, tl uunllis oi l. atone Stores. CB home today. Located on a REALTORS 5 It.I*. Johnson A trailer all In For Sale—Reel type power mower, INI Park Ave Phene 27 er 14$ large corner lot with lots uf good condition $128 only one to go t t $31.50. Fire­ ■hade, it has 2 bedrooms, a 3 H.P, gar-lien tractor ha* plow, stone Stores, good size living room. Mpaintc REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN disc, cultivator, rotor gras- rutaiding room, all electric kit­ 2544 French Avn. tor, IS” saw, $87.10 •B^ toS cal UWVHUMENli chen. TOTAL PRICE $9,760.00 J. W. HALL, REALTOR . ’■m . Bads complete with spring* A Only 11,300.00 down. Johnny Welker, Aceectat* fv<| I - ** 4 J***m. frn-.-Y » - •• SPINET PIANO BARGAINS matloss, from $19 up GOLDSBOKO LOTS "Call Hall” Phone 1751 *' **» L Three lovely spinet*, one blonde, 3 nice large building lota eloae to Thousand* of other items. available. These pianos have Super Trading Post BEAUTIFUL school and shopping. Reasonable This la ■ free pas* to Prairie been cn rental to toacheis. Are 1 Mila S. on 17-98 • Ph. I052W take Drive-In Theatre for and terms. New, covered by five years war­ 3-Bedroom. 2-bath home, lut'-ord W. H. "Bill” STEMPEB Butch Cassubr. Exp. date Kept, 44 APPLIANCES In South Plnoerest. Comer lot ranty. Tremendous s a v l n i i . Guy Allan, Aaaeelata 21, 1956. beautifully landacaped. Near MOBM Doris Abbott o< PkttoArtiite Price, Associate For Sale—8D54 Gas heaUr, 20,000 T e r m s available. Call Mr. Streep, Streep Musie Co., Orlan­ Pineereit School. Built-in range Consult A REALTOR First dslphto displays Urnaoiffun Mmt Realter — General laeurauce BTU o n l y $34.95 Firestone end oven. Buy thlo hem* with do 4-8401, or write 841 N. Or. won her the grand prtoo ot the CULLEN AND HARKEY Phene 9N or t i l l 111 N. Folk Ave. Stores. n low down payment and aa National Beauty Trades Shew of ange. IN N. Fork Ave, Phroe 2313 sume a 4ft percent mortgage. FR1CIDA1RE agRlUnaos, s a l o a the llairdresien and CoametotoFOR THE GENTLEMAN One yenr eld. and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, 88—WANTED to BUY gilts Aisoctitlon to Naw York, FARMER 91,000 DOWN Fla. Phona f l W U or Sanford POWER Lawn Mower and shalHair atyllita throughout tho 3-Bedroom Colonial-type kern*, 1H WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN L ane I bedroom 8 both 1849-W after I p a . United Slates and Canada coenbath, 2-cs. garage, several stor­ I s ^ j l ^ u m j J k s M g J t j J ^ This 3-bedroom, 1 Mth home in heme en large let peted. (International) age barns. Wall landscaped sod South Fineereet. Fsnced.it For Rale—Repoaaaaaad Television. Price 817,894 shaded grounds, 19 acres of tiled backyard for the kid* to pla> A Beauty—only 998.00 Firestone RENTALS ROSA L. PAYTON. farm land, 7 flowing well), hard In safety. Stores. road frontage, Conveniently lo­ lUftaterod Real Estate Broker ODHAM * TUDOR cated. All for $85,000. Terms For Sale—3/4 HP air-conditlonsri. 9471 17-99 at Hiawatha 882$ French A**Mitchell. Only g for 817198 each. Rom Court: 5 room apartment, available. Phene I1 N er 8980 1 HP Mitchell alr-coadltlaner, furnished. Kitchen equipped. Pb. Akanndar tt Stringer 1494. 8189.00. All brand new. Fire Real Estate * Insurance BOTH of these lienee ere read) atona Store, Pk. 12. for immediate eeeupanry, ge Mr*. Lourtne Messenger, Aaaoc. 5-room unfuffi. apt. Newly decora Them Teday, A. B. PETERSON 107 MagnoUa Ave. Ph. II For Sale—Apt. size used Electric ted. 130$ Calory Pk- 105-W. Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson Rang*. Only X at $UJX>. Fir* Jr., P. J. Cbeiterson, Garfield If Utom tod in apartment clnau•ton* Stores. B A LL R E A LT Y Willetts, John Malacb and R. W. •r then average. Gate la. See Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land RAYMOND M. BALI. This U • free guest pass to the Jimmy Cowan. Pk, 616. Surveyor. OSCAR M. HARRISON liovieland Hide-In Theatre for Ill N. Park Ave. Phene l i lt REG. BROKERS Chester Harpar. Exp. data Sept French Arena* bom* suitable fot home A business, For inform* SB. 1964. urn eell 1491 For Sale — Used Electric Stova, WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms $19-00. Firestona Storss. For Bale By Owner—Lach Arbor private baths, XII W. First It. For Sal*—Trade-In TV, $59. Fire Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W 9 mouth old 9' bedroom 1 bath, homo. All aloetrie kitchen, *x•tone Stores. houet feu. bettor, blind*. s*nr. SEE Seminole Realty ter Detv For Sole—Very good used Auloms able Homos and Apts. Phona 17. too man tranaforrod. Ph X17T.W tie Washer at 981.00. Firestone ext. Suit­ South P Inecrest-3. Bedroom, aU EFFICIENCY A; Stores. Ulo bath, lovely corner lot. Gen­ •Mo tog ha or couple, eral Electric kitchen, V e n e tia n For Sale — New Apex vacuum private hath. Across from Post Blinds nod jalousie windows. 10 cleaner with attachments $1189 Office. Manual J a w months eW. For Bala By Owner. only. Firestone Stares. 4-room dowxiteiro apt. Ph. 89C-XE porch. Upstairs efficiency opt, 1958 Hotpolnt Washing machine, to o free guest pass to the •lightly used. Coat 8168. WiU •creased porch. I ll Park Ava. This Movtilond Ride-In Theatre for sacrifice. Jim Dies!, Phone 1980^ Phona 1032. Buffi* Rnbern. Exp. dote Sept. Extension 284. 3-Room apartment, unfurnished. 29. 19*4. ^ Over gas station. Call 9111. 1. Duo-Therm Oil apace beater, SMALL 8-Boiroom horns. Lise 25000 BTU. like naw, ML Pbooe F u n . apartment lowly decorated. doenyejrannt. Phone 544, 4 l) l 2278-J. Suitable for couple. Phone 1119. DAILY CROSSWORD . r % % h A ‘ �• - called raeaosi. 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C sif. tT ts a raat irtstt w.'.t dewitS W *y Y-jrx* wldie as 1, o s^ u sg trD s . .';w . Vtate t» tteL* o n . I «h tr t« o i a r s te t-jt* d> » t o t Un* rb&e o k nf tte a w t e i - By thej art >< e tw m ^ a sttrg teLcu jf tie? k** t m d a i s: L t i r^ref s s i if S e t z u X s tS o e a l fcsssMtft, fcT « ^L, *-Vr tn I- si«b> (w n ao M o y tea; DlatsttxtotoJ <>/ gi*e Feeter«a Ir ilM t o ML'MKL'M HEIM; BUILT PENHACOLA (A E i-A u u a eon1 is being built harm ta eontain one of the moat complete private rollertionb of Florid* bit. torVal Ilam 1 In th* ttata. Tit* cornerstone wae laid yeaDrday for T. T. Wentworth DAYS TO ONLY FR YER S E n ch Whole 2 ' , LIL AV. D'XIP. CRYSTALS 79 VELDA C "GOOD RATIN'* ROUND LBS. /*! it-ordi *urrey, and ha» been upsr.dad «ln« then. Clearance Sale! Used C ars j LYKES L’> ’’GET BACON “ W I E N E R S ,E Tomatoes 1 9 t)2 D O I K i K — Cornn«i 4-dr. ledan, Oyromatlt, Radio Tintad Olatt, [lark-up Ml**, New Tu-Tune paint, New Tire*, 1595. cm s PM M IUM S A V A ILA B LE AT QUA STOKE oz. ^ ,W - ------------------------- $1295* JEWEL m mnd many m ore top valuo b u y tl fa y Terms Low Down hymonts Hffk Trod# Allowinco SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS m m i ea WRAP MORIDN S FROZEN MACARONI AND UIKESK m b HURRY WHILE THEY LASTI i PH0N1 1011 LIL VAN Shortening REYNOLDS 1 ■ » * .' ■■ FROZEN 1895, flight nutomaKe tranamlasion, Radio, ||c*ter, Excellent On* MW *. FIHST HT/ 69« FRENCH r « . i n FRIES * “ ---------------- $ 1 7 9 5 . a t t i r 'l pi Ownar car. CA:' S Strawberries I.lllllY 'S 1 9 5 4 O L D S M O B I L E — Super M 4-dr. sedan. Beautiful tu-Uma flitsa, Ilydr*m*tlc, Radio, llaater, Low 1954 PLYMOUTH— 3i 25J m a r ig o l d CA RTO N FLA ODs*. This One Owner rnr a r«*1 value. - - — COUPON S SOUTHLAND FROZEN J LARGE $1495. 1 9 5 3 D O I X f E V 8 ----- Coronet 4-dr. aedan, Deautl. ful Blu*. Kirallenl Tires, CJyroinaUc, Radio, Jleater, Tinted LIMIT 2 PLEASE S E E O U R P R EM IU M D IS P L A Y 1 9 5 4 M E R C U R Y ----- 1 door »*<Dri. Beautiful Black, Eirallrnt White Wall Tlr*», Radio, Rower Steering, Merr-o- -- HALF GAL. SQUARE A W E G IV E S A V E -M O R LYKES CIRCUS mileage. One Owner Raaulv, ^ WITH *u. UK MORE ORDER S TEAK It wat valttod at more than * quarter of a million dollar* lb 1F5S by th* government'* hlttari Hiccllenl running automuMIa. One Owner— — Deal • \ . GKADZ. A it., a real ertata man wh* start. ed th* collection In \1M when he w*( eight year* old. Malle, On* owner, Low mileage. Original. — — LEFT lo a d Up Paring Foodmarts CALO A 10NI llrlllih paratrooper aland* guard on a MU overlook fng ■ supply depot loaded with French vehicle* and artillery ttrought Into Cyprus, which is In striking dldanea of lb* Bum Ca u l. French form w en enn«antra ted on th* Island D rein* fore* Hrlttsh troop* after Kgypta Fiaildsnt Msiirr nationalised lit* ranal. ffnlerneliwnalj ret- Tv tobarraaaoMst. aba tonal to* Wt* toUBIMn£|. “It W*J KD) remark* to* mad* jm l w * ta tto cable. For cea tfclcg to* nutated to* vain’t g'Aeg to to* re tr r *utm *M ueui w% rtae* Ji HD k u * cleared. “Ob. that * towUUAg. Aunt May get* Ukim n y / / j Barely you, a eurae. ttuet bar* tad etwagb expertenca ot hu­ man eatur* tor understand that T“ T r * bad eereraj nervoua aad ecureAK patients.” aba dmlttad, “tort aft tat I'r* errer had (a* who auggeaud that U aba left bar r* *** r* • ~ ifht be murdered!* 17* Be Cowlweedy la that," I M bratoa B a a THE SANFORD HERALD Page 10, Wad., Hept. 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In-1ea St. John* river brifr* rear ttrk i r u 1 dgbCy tsH psrtieie *hare yesterday aad th* driver rtattec. ; drowned. Invite tte attesir a n . Mid Dr. 1 Tte vietins was identified tt KartKtot m i Dr. Welnteyd pm-i Leri* Elisabeth Bailey, 3?. who tost etti ncErcei ardarrtlly s r e 1sored bo nearby Swttserlsnd * d£ tt-frther by tltnrff tf tther week ago from New Jersey. MEG. ROLL BOX crTokoen? 33 BLEACH “ 17( REG. SIZE BISCUIT 3 Cans and I'i.AIN OR UUl i iill.MIl.K i'A r f Spa. 27c CLUB Oz. HIZE FOODMART —CENTRAL FLORIDA'S FINEST INDEPENDENT SUPER MARKET— •th St. �Shop and Save In Sanford W kp W a n te d Ifm tlft If Year Herald la Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 182! Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOULME XLV1U Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA Canal Plan Is Gaining Support THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 19.>f! Associated Press Leased Wire NO. 197 Ike Headed For Farm Belt; Adlai Remains In Capitol LONDON (AP)—Tho Western Big Three proposal for a oanal us­ ers’ association gained new sup­ port today in the 18-natlon Sue* conference an delegate* pointed toward finishing their work by this weekend. Turkey and Portugal Joined nine cither nation* tn backing the plan outlined by U.S. Secretary' «■* State Dulles for the association to work In cooperation with Egypt until tho Sue* crisis is perman­ ently solved. Ethiopia and Spain gave qualified support, but did not By T1IE ASSOCIATED PRESS commit thcmselvc* to Joining the President EhenhoWcr pointed his association. re-election campaign toward tha Sweden repealed’her call for an Farm Belt today after telling a Immediate approach to tho United nationwide radlo-TV audience he is "confident of my mvn physical Nation*. COL. N. J. PERKINS (third from left) swltips n school bell In Sanford once more dur­ Representatives of the 18-na­ strength to meet all the rcsponsling Ids visit here. Shown above (left to right) are: II. L. Perkins Sr., brother of the tlon* agreed thl* morning to form bltltie* of the presidency." retired school principal, Kd Lane, who graduated from Seminole High under Col. Per­ a working ronimlttec of expert* to Adlsl Stevenson, Eisenhower's kins; Col. Perkins, and A. L. Wilson, president of the Sanford Kiwnnia Club. (Staff P complete detail* of the user*’ as­ Democratic opponent, remained In { | h o to ) sociation, which would seek a the Washington, D. C., area pre­ share in running the canal. The paring to follow Elsenhower into working party worked on n re­ Iowa later In the week. port for the fourth full conference Meanwhile, Stevenson's aides session this afternoon. said the Democratic candidate An American source said Dulles would make what they called "a hoped to leave London Friday few wr11-cho*en remark* about the night to keep « commitment In Republican 'truth squad*' " when Washington Sunday, hut may stay he speaks tonight at a party rally "The Osceola Field Is the num­ over until Saturday night If necin Silver Springs, Md., just out­ ber one choice of the survey team side the capital. essary. which looked into the feasibility Turkish representative St, <’ • NEW TEACHERS AND RETURNING TEACHERS wore welcomed at a reception given of moving the Sanford Naval Air One of these squads — dispat­ Rirgi, secretary general of the at the .Memorial Ilutliiiiiyr in Oviedo. Member* of the Oviedo faculty shown above are: ched by the GOP National Com­ A former Seminole High School Station to another Seminole Coun­ Turkish Foreign Ministry, told the Mis* 1,<>|* Rmldell, Mias Dorthy Rice. Miss Kathleen Wntt, Mr». K. A, Sexton, Miss mittee to follow Democratic cam* principal rang the bell again for ty *lle," Congressman A. S. "Syd" g “very reasonelile proposal which Carolyn Anderson, L. It. Blankenship, Prof. .Michael Fisher, Mrs. Walter A. Teague, Mrs. pilgnrr* —- said in Minndapolla Hcrlung said this morning in a one ol hit “ star’* pupils at the conference the Dulles proposal t* iaat night it ttaa decided to stop telephone Interview with The Sanford Kiwanis Club noon lunch­ can bring the conference to a use­ G. W, Smith, Mrs. \V. H. DoSImzo, Pyof, Paul Mikler, Mrs. Rhinche Partin, Sirs. J. E. trailing 8en. Estes Kefauver of Sin foul Herald. eon meeting yesterday. Windham, and Mrs. J. SI. Staley. (Photo by Jantcson) Tennessee, the Democratic vice ful conclusion.” Tlie Airways Engineering Col. N. J. Perkin*, principal of presidential candidate. ★ ★ ★ , Seminole High School from 1904 .Corporation, employed by- the This four-man group said Keto 1914, and now visiting hi* Navy Department to conduct a fauver'a “needle ha* stuck" and brother, B. L. Perkins Sr., in survey of the O*ccola Air Field that It now plana to move In be­ •Sanford, rang ihe hell for Ed la w have completed their studies and HF.PT. I» hind Stevanson end former'Presi­ m who graduated from the school huvo been submitted to the Chief Admission*: dent Truman, If Truman should of ttuieau of Aeronautics of the W in 1909. , ; „ Samuel Fulton (Sanford) campaign extensively for the Dem­ Ed Lone introduced Cul. 1 er- Navy Department, Mrs, Frank Mehane (Sanford) WASHINGTON)* — The govern-* ocratic ticket. Earlier, at Madi­ kins, who left Sanford in 1914 Selection of the Osceola Field Mr*. W. G. Fleming (Sanford) merit's home financing agencies son, Wfs., the GOP team had ac­ (o become Headmaster and Prin­ as the number one choice, docs Discharge*: took steps today to lower down cused Kefauver of making " I p . cipal ol Fork Union Military Aca­ not necessarily mean that the Mr*. Jack Alexander and baby boy payment* and cu*u credit for conrtsponilble" statement* about dademy at Fork Union, Va. Sanford Naval Air Station will (Sanford) OVIEDO— One hundred and thhr. ■trurtion of housing. pressed farm Income and the El­ Col. Perkin* served the school move to that site since further Hamilton Lavcy (Sanford) tren parent* and teacher* gath­ senhower administration attitude for 19 year* and then retired. studies have already l*eeu mad* McDonald Carraway (I’alatka) ered at the Memorial building . Four specific action* were annbmiced hy the While House. They toward tho rural electrlficaUoa Lane told the Sanfonl Kiwanis hy Airways Engineering Corpora­ Verna Drown (Sanfonl) Friday evening to welcome the arc designed mainly to stimulate program. Club yesterday "I am happy to tion and a study hy a survey SEPT. :• new teachers of the Ovledfl School the low-cost housing field. Thl* i have ihe privilege of Introducing team from the Sixth Naval Dis­ MRS. BYRON STEPHENS Kefauver, In tha midst of what Admissions: and ta welcome back tn those is wh.it wa* duns: — the principal of Ihe school from trict is underway. the Denotata have billed aa a Gertrude Jones (Oviedo) who returned thl* year. which I graduated 47 year* ago. "truth-telling" campaign, w-a hi 1. The Federal Houllng Ad* •v ★ ★ Willie Mae Collins (Sanford) Congressman ltarlong said that .Mya. John-DuJa and Mrs. Roy niiidayf.Mon’t Col. Perkin* »a!d “I spent ten ••The Sanford Atr Button urn* u t from 7* to a per Federal, — -------- - -In n ., last night whsre ’ Mrs. Harry Wilson (Sanford) nil )--AeV#h tVeisenharger, room mothers for of the happiest year* of my lire found to be too umntl for mar­ Former Resident c u t Vue minimum down payment said that Eisenhower “began Blrtha: the eleventh and twelfth grade*, on homos appraised at 19.000 or of the Emplnymw.f*«*r»Ire were he here in Sanford.” the betrayal of the American Baby Girl Wilaou ginal safety, In th# feasibility rc pi vaunted at n nlaclliig held *1 assisted by the mother* of their lea*. On a (9,000 house this would Mrs. B. Stephens The retired school principal re. farmer the minute he s poointed Baby Girl Collin* respective grade* and Mr*. T. L. lower tho down payment hy $180. the Chamber of Commerce yelVeulrd that lie came to Sanford report*." Eire Taft Benaoo aa secretary of Discharges: terday tn plan a survey that U However, ha said that use of Lingo J i-., hospitality chairman, Dies In Tampa by boat in 1904. went to Orlando Mr*. George Dague (Sanford) had charge of the wonderful cov­ 2. The Federal Home Loau being made of thl* area to de- agriculture.’’ (then the county seat) to take the O-weola Field was up for u Dorothea Raye Stephens—an­ Mri. Robert Newman and baby ered dish Hopper that began at 7 Bunk Board boosted Ihe burrowing tcrmlnn tho possibility of re-open­ Vice President Nixon carried his the cjaminallon for school prin­ feasibility study to determine other Tampa wnman who battled limitation of member institutions ing l)in employment service office fight for th* Republican tlckot girl (8anford) p. m. cipal, and then stayed here until whether or not the field can be the *amet ype of Illness a* Babe VISITING HOURS: deeper into the Pacific Northwest Mr*. Jaitie* Partin, president, In older to Improva the capacity here, used u* a major Navy Air Field. Zahar Ia*, ami with the same type 1014. A Kd Lane recalled that “ the Airways Engineering Corporation of courage—died yesterday after­ Private Roonta 11 w.m. — u p m. played a twin-bill that evening— of savings and loan and other Truman Carter of the Bureau of today with a pitch for the EUcnSemi-Private Room* 2 p.m.—4 p.m. (crving a* pre»ldcnt of the P-TA home financing instiutluns to meet Employment Security in Washing­ hower administration's “partner^ b an d played ami the crowd* wax­ was employed by tho Navy De­ noon at her home. 7 p.m. — D p.m. to welcome tiic guest* ol honor; the ddmond for mortgage loan*. ton Ulkrd to tho group to out­ •hip” power policy. ed as Col. Perkin* left Sanford partment to mako the further Mr*. Stephens was 49. She was Pediatrics 11 a.m. — 8 p.m. also, being a guest of honor (or Under the new ruling, each In­ line the criteria that must b* He said In a speech prepared for Unofficial information the wife of Byron Stephen*, a for Jacksonville and hi* po*t in study. may borrow up to 13(4 met If the Sanford office Is to delivery at Nampa, Idaho, that reaching The Sanford Herald re member of The Tribune art de­ (parents nnd/or grannilparmta the orraslon. Mrs. Partin returned stitution Virginia In 191L"_______ only) tn the school a* teacher of the Per cent of its capital stock, Tho receive support from tho Federal only by “a partnership of federal veals that UsccoU continues to partment and a*«lstant Rahhan of O bstrcths.— According tn sc- fourth grade after an absence of old Imitaion win 10 per cent. budget. Carter said that he was state and local resources, and be the "number one field.” Egypt Temple Shrine. As one of connotation and no visitors during several years a* n teacher a 3. Tho Federal National Mort­ sure that the standards wer* private enterprise .can the prob­ Tho Navy survey team, po**i the Ladles of Egypt Temple's Store Clerk Hit though she has served a* giil*’ gage Assn., FNMA, In effect, well known to those making tho lem of power development be eoiv* feeding of babies. bly working out of the Jackson Divan, she was widely known In athletic director for the past two raised tho price It will pay for survey, but he was anxious to do ed properly," He contended that (Continued On Page Twelve! Southern Shrine circles. By Steel-Tipped year*. She formerly taught the mortgages by 1 per cent, In ef­ all he could to assist in tha what he called the Democratic Seh had been 111 for many first giade and started many fort to provide more fund* for planning. He added that his pro- program of "single-shot federal , Hunting Arrow month* at her home, 494 Severn Local Kiddies Will Oviedo young*ter* off on their builders and buyers. Kiwanis, Rotary scnce indicated advanced Interest development for all projects . . . Ave., Davis Island*, and had un­ >rho»l career. 9 LOS ANGELES tfl - A liquor on Hie part uf the national office will not work because it cennot See Free Movies 4. The FNMA also agiced to dergone several operation*. Her After being introduced W. II. store clerk wa* hit In the back Clubs Will Hear tap all these Immense resoutam." good spirits during her sickness DeShaio, tho new principal id tho issue udvuiirc commitment* to amt their recognition of the re­ with a steel-tipped hunting arrow commendations of Tom Lawton Saturday 9-11 a.m. buy home mortgage* at prlcus won her manv friends. Uviedo School, from llumbolt, shot front a crossbow last night Herlong Oct. manager of the Orlando office ot National Kid* Day will be ob­ Term , gave a brief talk on hi* more favorable to the seller. Grew Up At Hanford and U in critical condition. the State Employment Sendee. Altamonte Negro The 10-inch arrow came whis­ The Sanford Klw*nl* Club yes- Mrs. Stephen* was horn In served in Sanford Saturday morn­ background before coming to Tho agency alio Is raising the From the Tallahassee offlct tling through an open rear door «r lerday approved a Joint meeting Waycro**, (In.. July 21. 1907. She ing from 9 to It when, tree m ►fir* Oviedo to assume the (|utie* for­ price paid for mortgage* from 03 (Continued On Page Twelve) Shot Lost Night; Ihe <torc anil tlrurk Wiliam t . with the Sanfonl Rotary Ctuh to moved during infancy to Sanford, will be shown (o all chi Wren of merly held hy F. S. (inlcllel, now hear Congressman A. S. “Syd” where she grew up with Byron Seminole County who have been supervising principal of Seminole Allen. 20, below the shoulder. Herlong to see the feature ami County. Condition Critical pa»*ed through hi* body and pro­ Oct, 22. when he visits Sanford on Stephens, to whom she was mar­ Invited four comic* planned for the Na­ The new principal then intro, ried shortly after her graduation An Altamonte Spring* Negro Is truded from hi* chest. It is believed that all of the from high school. The couple tionwide observance. dneed (he teacher* a* follows: In the Winter Park Memorial m Allen, who wa* alone, staggered Sanford civic organizations have Sanfonl home ha»c during The Sanford Kiwanis Club ar­ Mr*. K. A. Sexton, lurmerly MU* Hospital, reportedly in critical bill! the street nod hailed II pass­ hern invited to participate in the made for the frre movies through | Ernestine French, returning a* condition, after being shot by an­ ing friend, George Dercnla, 22. joint meeting to hear the Con­ the years when Stephen*, accom­ ranged the manager of the Rita Theatre panied by his wife, made d i ­ .teacher of the first grade! Mis* other Negro of Altamonte Springs. At Alien'* urging, Dcrcnia with­ gressman. and traveled with the Flor­ in SAnford, E. Kimbrough. Dorothy Rice, also returning a* Governor Lovett, 81, whose con­ drew the arrow, rauslng severe Dans for the location of the grams ida Sate Exhibit. They moved to Alto, A. L. Wilson, president teacher of the second grade; Mr*. dition was given by hospital at. hemorrhaging. auditorium where Congressman Tampa in DU*. of Ihe lanfotd Kluani* club, re. tachas this morning ai “tha Deputies summoned hy Herema Herlong will speak have not yet Mrs. Stephens In her girlhood vealed that children will be given Walter A. Teague, returning teacher of the third grade; >M same," was shot by Joe Green, said they found a steel crossbow, been revealed. (Continued Oa Page Twelve) free ice cream and comic books. James Partin, fourth grade 27. of Altamonte Springs who gave roeknl and loaded with another girl*’ roach; Mrs. W. II. DcSImzo, himself up at the home ot Condor arrow, lying behind a hedge a newcomer, fifth Grade; Mr*. Merritt. •n o .* an alley from the rear of J. K. Windham, returning Thi- -hooting took plar# near Ihe liquor store. Four arrows *lmteacher ot the sixth graJc; midnight, according to Sheriff J. 9 liar tn the one that hit Allen lay J. M. Staley, returning a* seventh L. Hobby's office. In a bo\ nearby, they said. grade homeroom teacher and First reports nt the shooting No attempt was male to rob teacher of *onte high school rob came from the Winter Park Me­ the store, the deputies said. Jccts; Mias l*ii* Ruddcll, morial Hospital which was follow, Allen was unable to offer *ny ing a* eighth grad* room ttarhrr ed by a call to the Seminole erplanatlon for the shooting. and teacher of high achool County Sheriff's oflfce from Green aujects. who had gone to the home of Con­ L. ft. Blankenship, replacing dor Merritt. Steelworkers Will Prole-ror Richards as ninth grade Jo* Green it now being held In room leather and science teacher; the Seminole County Jail on an Support Democrats Mi** Kathleen Watt, of Cncaota“open charge" pending th* out­ f U)S ANGELES 01—The United lia. Pa., a newcomer, eleventh come of Governor Lovett'* condi­ 7 Steelworker* convention yester­ grade room teacher and tion. day endorsed Democrat* Adlsl school subjects; Mrs. G. Sheriff's Deputies are continu­ Sleven»nn and Kites Kefauver. Smith, returning as t • n t h ing their Investigation into the ■ hnnilHif tnuimm* Wa jlalw lle wwm Somr 3.500 delrbates representgrade room teacher ami high Ing 1 * 10.000 members unanlmou*. school English; and Professor ]y adopted a resolution to that Paul Mikler, returning a* twelfth grade room teacher, history teach­ effect. President David J. McDonald er ami boys' athletic director. told Stevenson that his unionists Also, Mrs. Carolyn C. Ander­ son, of Mars Hills, N. C., were “99 per cent" for the Demonew music director; Professor Mi. erstir ftandard-bearer*. chsel Fisher, returning a* hand U Stevenson spoke to the conven­ director; Mr. and Mrs. Lynn J. tion by telephone from Wash­ Nealy, custodians; Mr*. Blanche ington and drew loud applause at T irtin, Mrs. A. T. CartJedge and be accused the administration of * Mrs. W. G. Wietmon, lunrh room breach of faith on the Taft-Hartley supervisor*. Art, the NLRB and the minimum Gene Nunnelly of Sanford, sang wage. Ill* voire was card'd over several number* accompanied by MR. AND MRS. PRICE GOODSON on th tir way from R « public address system. Mrs. Farmer also of Sanford at dip ut the l#!«ch. Thin lively couple atvel in the feet that McDonald assured Stevenson “(IRANDROPS BROUGHT u* all down in a big plane," proffers Miss Karen Tideman, who the piano. Miaa Nunnelly also lead at a young 72 and 70, respectively, they have learned that the union would five him monetary •* well aa manpower with little brother Eddie and mother, Mrs Edward Tideman, has Just snived to vfslt the member* and guests in group to swim and enjoy thii aquatic eport all through the season. (Staff hoto) tinging. her parenta-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Etnar Tldemgn of D« Bary. (Staff Photo) ■uppfft. President Of Health 19W 5HS*Graduale Osceola No. 1 Choice Introduces Former For New NAS Location |# Principal At Club Hospital Notes Residents Gather Steps Taken To Lower Friday To Welcome Home Down Payments Oviedo Teachers Employment Office Survey Will Begin Here Immediately 22 Weather Additional Local On Page 12 e � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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PART picture THE LOCATION OP YOUR HOME IS IMPORTANT! Consider the location from every approach'. At South Pinecrest inviting streets wind o ff in all directions... you are near, yet delightfully secluded from the rush o f heavy tra ffic. . . you enjoy suburban atmosphere, yet are only minutes from every metropolitan convenience. SOUTH PINECREST HOMES HAVE EVERYTHING! * ■* f■ , » . Here you will find every convenience expected o f a city IDEAL FOR CHILDREN'S SAFETY; AND .WELD­ BEING! South Pinecrest is immediately south' o f the residence, plus many advantages found only at South splendid new Pinecrest Elementary School; within sight Pinecrest. . . City water, electric and sewage service . Large, well-landscaped yards, fronting on gracefully and easy, safe walking distance o f the school and Ita park*-like 25 acre school playground. winding streets. HERE'S W HAT YO U GET AT PINECREST • Luxury homes In a moderate price range, • Spacious country living with all city conveniences. • City water and City sewers-Paved Streets, etc. • Intelligent zoning restrictions to maintain high property, value* • Ultra modern design in homes and surround, ings to meet today’s high standards for Comfort, Convenience, and that “ Luxury * 128 HAVE BEEN PURCHASED AND N O W OCCUPIED 4 MORE HOMES ARE NOW COM PLETED AND READY FOR SALE 18 MORE ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION FOR COMPLETION IN 4 W EEKS HOMES | a a a &lrl 11/00 up We Can Give You a Yes or No Answer on F. H. A. or V .A, Home Financing In SOMiautea. You Can Move In While We Handle the Paper Work. We now have two model homes on diipUy—We will be happy to show you ■ * O dkcU TL BRAILEY ODHAM . President > �I If Torn- HoraM la Not Dollvtrsd By < P. M. CaD 1621 Itsfore 7 P. M. For Delivery Shop and Save In Sanford CAC To Study Legislative Plan * TALLAHASSEE 0T—Tbe Consti­ Equalization Board Refuses To Reduce Tax Assessments % The Board of Sanford City Cemmlsslonsra, alttinx as an Equalisation Board U*t night, gave nine complainant* the aama answer "The assessment will Stand as Is." However, only two of the tax­ payers who objected to assign, merit* appeared before the board to argue their objections. If,. R. •Strickland, representing $ American Oil Company objected to the assessment made by the city on merchandise Inventory at the Sanford bulk plant. A. H. Used*, representing the Sanford Gas Company, again asked for a reduction in the aseased valuation on both real end personal property. "I believe that our distribu­ tion system is grosily overval­ u e d , " Gaede told the commission­ ers as he presented pictures to describe real estate holdings al­ so'claimed as overvalued. He said, “ We have abandoned ever two miles of main wh«i when French Ave. was built and no reduction was made In person­ al property values. "AH we want Is to be treated an a fair end equal balls," Gaede fie ld , "that’s this reason I come back here year after year." "I don’t believe we have yet received a fair tax," he said. After revlewtnf the tax, as­ sessments on real and personal property of the 8anford Ges Company, the Board of CtnMlsslonart, as an Equalisation Board, refused to reduce the assessmanta. ~ H. N. Bayer, the dty'e Tex As­ sessor, said that the com pan*'* •venal] tax was refused $33.05 •vsr last year. Gaede said, aa he left the city •emmission room, "111 be next year." Mother Soys Parris Island Marines Are "Living Under Fear NORWALK. Ohio (A P )-T h e mother of s Karine recruit, who claims ha was hit in the stomach by a corporal fcr falling to say •«lr", said today the Marines at Parris Island aiw "living under • fear—a nervous fear." ' The South Carolina training Station Is where tlx Marine rsmrulta drowned In n m»nh dur* Tjig-a night march this eummsr, Mrs. R. L. Hamlsfar, mother e f six children and wife of a World War I A m y veteran, said aha had been at other earapa but bad never even such "fear” as evidenced at Perris Island. She claims her 20-ysar-old son, Donald, was bit by a corporal for not saying **alr” to the noncom­ missioned officer during a mop In d buehet demonstration. Hsmlsftr underwent an emer­ gency hernia operation. The Ma­ rin# Corps, which it Investigating the whole Incident, said the recult had a congenital hernia and It did wet know whether any blow ag­ gravated K, Sire. Hamlsfar said Donald •wanted out o f there"—the Ma­ tinee—but did net know whether i n weald ’ oemnily apply far such • release. She said she eras nut plgnnlng to ask far any rel*i»* and that each n step wsa up to • i SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 W YOULME XLVin Prisoner* Protest Food; Slash Salves With Raxor Blades HUNTSVILLE, Tax. HWfwenty *- dlgld ef th* toughen! Inmates in the Tasas prism syrteaa Mashed themselvee with rsaav Modes last Bight In a protest agateat prison tution Advisory Commission at iu final drafting session In Ocala Oct. 1 will decide whether to rccom. mend a new permanent plan of legislative reapportionment call­ ing for a 40-member Senile end a UO-member House. Tills plan, which also cells for four-year Instead of two-year terms for representatives, has been suggseted by a commission committee which was charged with studying and revising the legIllative sections of the Constltu lion. The full 37-member commission will decide on tbs draft of the proposed new Constitution it will recommend to tbs 1937 Legisla­ ture. If approved by the Legislature, the Constitution would be submit­ ted to the people In the IBM gen­ eral election. The present Constitution provid­ ed for M Senate districts and for a 55 member House. The reapportkmment amendment calls for reapportioning the House on a population basis. The present Constitution call* for the Legislature to be held In extraordinary session until It re­ apportions If it falls to accomplish reapportion ment during the regu­ lar session of a reapportionment year. The IMS Legislature failed to reapportion ths Senate during 116 days of extraordinary session. It then went into a eerie* of extend­ ed recesses, the last of which runs up to Nov. « general election, with the result that Senate reapportionmeat still hasn't been accomplish, ed. The preliminary draft of the new Constitution providts that If the Legislature fslls to reach agree­ ment on redistricting the Senate during ths regular 6-day session the Job shall be turned over to a commission composed of the governor, secretary of state and attorney generaL And if these fail to agree within 10 daya after final adjournment of the Legislature, the governor would be empowered to do the redistriettng. The formula for House represen­ tation would be—aa at present— that the five most populous coun­ ties gat three representatives each and all other counties ons each. The larger counties would get an additional representative for each 100,000 population. On the hast* of the 1930 federal census, the house would have 110 members, wtlh Dade County hav­ ing eight; Duval alx; Hillsborough five; Pinellas and Polk four each and Escambls, Orange and Palm Beach three each. Senators and representatives would a s m four year terms. The plan, also calls for legislative sal­ aries amounting to |soo a month instead of |100 a month they now receive. City Adds Aircraft Damage Coverage To Insurance Plan The Cfty of Sanford Increased Its fire Insurance coverage and added coverage for aircraft da. mage te ell city property at its special meeting last night fol­ lowing the Board of Equalisation mealing. Added cost to the city will be approximately MOO, according to Andrew Caraway, who was namsd Supervising Agent for the city’s Insurance program. In the centralisation of the city's Insuranct program, 12 in. surance agencies will share the commissions, with policy written to cove fire daasage Instead policies a6 In the past. Ths Insurance committee ting up the centralised plan der a supervising agent wae com posed of: Andrew Carraway, of Caraway and McKibbin; B. B. Crumley, of Crumley and Mon. tleth; and H. James Gut, of the II, Jsmes Gut Agency. The new plan for the city’s In surtnre coverage was approved by City Manager Warren E, Knowles and City Clark H. N. tUyer before its presentation to the Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners last night Fire Insurance, under t plan, will be written on 1 nuat renewal plan. Howev aircraft damage policy i written for a three year They ware among the 76 In­ volved In p strike te Urn maximum •geurity unit tail week te another ■st Involving the teat. OrUnti si Manager a B. M b said, HOI HKI’ AINTER CHARGED IN tills said 16 ef thn man severed UIT-RUN DEATH dr heel tendons and TAMPA (AP> Sheriff Ed gbcM-ftclal ■ sands m Blackburn has reported chergiaf Richard Vanseyst, a housepointer, ____ the prison feed k aa fled as any In the heat prisons. with manslaughter, reckless driv­ Mon in the maximum security ing and leaving thd scene of an unit do no wort and are served accident In the hit-run death of meal* a day with a seek at 10-year-old James Wayne Jeff, coat. The boy wee Ut by a truck Saturday night wktle wheeling a deprived e f gift bicycle te • filling station te get ths tires pumped up. De Baryites Enjoy Day At Zoo By MARY FOWLER DE BARY — "Hear the roarl" shout the' children on Sat­ urday morning at the u o . Shiver, lng delightfully they crowd around the cages where the restless oblige by sounding off li feral bellows. Nest to the beasts, BUI Compton, vendor, of popcorn, peanuts and novelties does the best carnivtl trade. The youngsters mill around, grasping balloons and feathered monkies on sticks so firmly that mothers, dad snd granddad have to part with coin* and Join the Joyous hubbub. TUESDAY, SEITEMBSR 18. 1956 NO. 195 Associated Prena Leased Wtro s nly Truth ded To W in Election Sendoff Breakfast s Held WASHINGTON (AP) — Frostdent Eisenhower told Republican campaigners today that they need •nly to tell the truth about his edminlstration to win the election. See picture* of De Itary day Sanford Eoo en Page Three. The broad snouted alligator looks to the kiddles like a litard that has been enchanted so that It grew and grew and grew, with menacing eyes and ominous, slow crawls in the muddy depths, that the two youngest Gablers toe over, their big eye* following each slithery movement. LiUle Bradley and Richard are ready to rush to safety J the creature is further enchanted and grows wings. "The alligator Is the most!" they chorus. But then come the monkles with their mon­ key shines; the kiddies could watch them all day If It were net that the gosts and pumas weren't so fascinating. "Com* hrre," they cry. "No, come here." answer others. Small forms dart between mo­ ther. grandfather and visitor* In si] directions. Anns and Charles C. Wagner, leveral time* great grandpaoentr, mingle with the De Bary group and start a rau­ cous fight between two screeching parrots when they toss an empty bag Into the cage; a strident tug of war enauei. Unnoticed, Jackie Jackson is taking pity en a forlorn black bear that has been left out of the general distribution of pea. nuts and popcorn. Confidently, Jackie thrusts nuts Into the little bear’s eager mouth. They are dis­ covered arid the boys cluster about, all feeding the desky mammal. Over by the moat a young mother holda a five weeks baby In her arms, shielding Its tiny foe* with ■ warm shawl si she stands over her uther four llttlo ones Jumping * bait the monkey pH. Now ca n from many state* are stopping and lining up along the lions’ cages. From them rush more devotees of the famous Sanford aoo, Saturday's buziin, cousin, f Weather (S ta ff P h oto 1. Strong Bid Made Professional Planning Commission Okays For Natural Gas Sought By McKibbin Official Election On Raceway Ballot Service In State Scores of witnesses representing Florida cities, Industries and retL dent* including Sanford bolstered confidence this week that the Federal Power Commission will clear the way for the first state­ wide service for naturat gas. Direct evidence of the state's demand for this furl, tn supple­ ment It* dependence on oil. mount­ ed as spokesmen for the statu snd It* component parts, admit­ tedly the fastest growing market In the nalinn. testified in support of the Houston Gas A Oil Corp. application for a pipeline from Texas and Louisiana fields. Upsurge of confidence tn this new source of Florid* growth be­ gan with announcement of Coas­ 8EFT. If tal Transmission Corp., which Admissions; would build a line from nearly to Elmer Fetton (Frrn Parkj producing fields In Texas and Viola Gainer (Sanford) Louisiana, lhat it could supply Irene Lacy (DeBary) more than 1W per cent ol the Barbara Daguc (SanfordI southeastern state’s 90-year deDischarges; minds, feeding the new line Ihc Pearl Barnhill (Sanford) Houston corporation would build SEPT. II from Raton Rouge, La., to south Admissions' Florida. Vickie Baron i Sanford I State officials, civic and Indue, Kathleen Matheni (Sanfordi trial leaders are scheduled te Clarence SchaHfr (Sanford) continue the dramatic showing Births: made by Florida, one of the last Baby Boy Ms thews remaining states tn receive tin* Discharges: fuel since the natural ga* Indus­ Julia Price (Mount Dors; try began its rapid rise to x lead­ ing position In the nation In the last decade. FPC official* say tliey expect to complete the hearing of these witnesses'by approximately Considerable cloudiness with Oct. 1. Allowing for crnss-examl. scattered thundrrshewtrs through nation snd rebuttal testimony. It Wednesday; lew Hospital Notes Charles C. Wagner, Charles C. Wagner, with children; Philip Gabler, Jack Jackson, Steve Jackson, Kenneth La Roy, Wellesley Corbett, David Ncldcr and Bob Corson. IT \V7 1 DE BARY DAY it the Sanford ZSttast Saturday and here in the carnival atmosphere; complete with pea­ nut*, iHipcom, ami balloottn; foreground, Bradley Gnbler, Richard Gabler; in back, lire. Wellesley Corbett, Wallace Gabler, Mra. Clyde Gabltr, vendor Bill Cumpson, Mrs. Clifford McKJbbla, president­ ploy professions! planning eftelect of the Semlaole County gineers to furnish the city with t Chamber of Comm site, yked ths’ master plan for growth and eg. Sanford Board of City Commls- pansion. lienors to set aside *7,500 In tbt forthcoming budget for a profes­ sional planner. Rath aNuftation? McKibbin, armed with informa­ McKibbin mid the board "The tion from an unnamed firm df en­ planning engineer will plan o*tgineers, outlined a comprehensive • k lM ffi ' the tl city to compare with tkrtKliy’il growth. Certainly it plan of Sanford. "Good city planning ta il- si wllrnelp la that tba master pigs least two years, and fared with will show the need ter v r ?xathe present continuing growth," Urn." McKibbin u ld, "we need to gel into this project now." The study by a professional planner. In order w provide n mai­ ler plan for tho city’s growth, will Includ , he said: making nee. esaary Investigation* and studies provide a program that Jhe peo­ ple will back as their own pro­ Four Navy men attached to the gram; and the master plan for n pattern tu follow, public build, Sanford Naval Air Station were lugs, schools, traffic control fa­ InJun-d early this morning In an cilities, -public -iransnnrUtiim, iaubimobile accident five miles west of Daytons Beach on High, public utilities snd Industries. "This is tho scope of what com- way 93. Suffering from head Injuries, latent engineers will furnish to and reported to be in critical con­ the city," McKibbin said. As he asked the Board of Com. dition, was an occupant of the car mis*loner* to set aside 97,300 for whose name has not been releas­ for the purpose of professional ed until his next of kin are nolicity planning, McKibbin told the ! fled. board "It seem* like s lot of Th« driver of the car, Robert money but City Commissioners in M. Everest, AN, whose home town the future will (hank you for it. is given as New York City, Is "I for one don’t tnlnk that the suffering from compound frac­ Zoning and Planning Coni minion tures of the upper leg, Is taking any progressive attitude, Uolh men were taken to the Or. he said. "We're going to have lamlo Air Force Base Hospital. some fast growth in Sanford snd Treated at the Sanford Naval we need to prepare snd plan for Air Station Dispensary, and under It.1 going Observation, grot Howard A. Lavis, AN, 11, o f Cope May, N J. and Blegfrled E. Lolb], AN, 20, whose residence la given as 615 Palmetto Ave. No dets'l* of the accident were released. However, officials slat •c that Ibe automobile In which the four men were traveling was a 1930 Plymouth. I S Four SNAS Men Are Injured In Wreck Incomplete Roster Prevents Adoption Of Poy Schedule MRS. ARNOLD HOOD, manager o f tba Sanford Zoo, takes time out to show tho De Bary folks around. In the center, Mrs. Hood shows off one of tbe colorful parrots which she took out of the cage. The friendly parrot made friends around ths group as he per­ ched on the arms of several of his visitors. (Staff Photo) * The Board of Sanford City Com. misskmers struck s snag last night In their discussion of a pay schedule for city employes. Title* and saUrles, either on the proposed pay schedule or not on the schedule prevented tbe adoption of tbe proposed plan. Commissioners, not being able to roach a decision, end confronted with the perusal of (he IttS-ST General Govsramsnt budget, set a •pedal meeting for tonight. Tbe Budget, proposed for tbe coming fiscal year, was presented (o tbe beard of commissioners for their study and discussion. Commissioner John Krider com merited, “ There ere sente quo*, tions I'd like to s*k about the budget." The Meeting is set for S o'clock tonight in the city room. f Elsenhower spoke at * sendoff breakfast for Vic* President Nix­ on and other Republican leaders setting out en campaign tours. "I see no reason for going to th* public with anything but th# truth," Elsenhower said. "Our record Itself Is efficient, if it la mad* clear the public will sup­ port It. "W e do not need to indulge In the exaggerations'of partisan polItie*. I do not claim perfection for this administration but where w* have failed It was not from lack of trying." Sounding, a pearo thsme, Eisen­ hower said It Is difficult to be as peaceful in the present day world as American* would like to be. He eald that while we may be aa peaceful as possible, eomeone else may make an aggressive move that wdald disturb that peace. ’White it is not a secure peace that we hero," ha aald, "there are many, many thousands of American mother* that are migh­ ty thankfal their eons are net In­ volved in soar shooting.” Eisenhower, wearing a beaming mnUe, walked Into thn dining room with GOP National Chela, man Leonard W. Hall. Elsenhower chatted animatedly with Nixon as be at*. Secretary ef Interior Wed Red- At this morning’s meeting of the. Bjard, County Costal*. *loner*, Dr. Henry McLantln re­ Hep. Charles Italleek, also em­ minded the Board of Senlord'g barking on tours, wore stated e l need for an airport and elated tho head table, Nixon, aponklng briefly after that he bad talked to tho Navy Eisenhower finished, urged tbe regarding tbe requested airport Republican* to follow tho advice for Sanford, o f a Democrat, tho late At Smith, W. Davis told the commlssslon- who used H say ever and over era hi* home on Lake Monroe Is again; "L o ti look at the record." That, Nixon said, te "what we cut off since the A. C. L. RaD road torn up tbt rood leading te a n going to de.* "Wo don’t have to embellish Ik U ami as yet, has net built ths with clever quips end fancy, new one they promised him. Com­ phrases," tbe vie* president aald. missioner John Melach advised that While misrepresentations or he keep after the railroad until distortions will have to be an­ swered, Nixon sold, "Wo have they build tbs road. Martin Brewster, of Orlando, something bettor to offer the A* merlcan people than mere per­ who desires to build an axtenslon sonal abuso and villlftcatlon of of Chapman Road, which Is south our opponents." of Oviedo, In an Easterly direction, The Republicans, Nixon said, told the commission that ho bad have the record and It can be obtained all the property adjoining summed up In on* sentence: “ Tba American people, under (he proposed extension, and asked the commission ta accept the tho Elsenhower administration, deeds, which they did. The pro. have had tho boat four year* of posed extension will bo a Utile Utslr lives." Nison and bis party took off over a half mite long. Brewster also proposed that the name of at 9 am. Just n few minutes af­ the small lake, also near Oviedo, ter the vice president finished now known as Balk Lake be •peaking. Starting with n noon meeting changed, and suggested Laka Seventh Heaven as a possibility today in Indianapolis, Nixon’s fur • new name. campaign will taka him 16,000 Clerk O. P. Herndon reed the mites Into S3 states during tho official referendum on the ballot coming two weeks. (or Seminole I’ srk Raceway Elsenhower will swing Into ac­ which reads as follows: "On the tion tomorrow night with a ma­ question of whether or not t jor televised address on the sub­ permit Issued by the State Rac­ ject of world peace from CBS ing Commission of Florida to Sent. studios hsie. Inote Park Raceway Inc., a Flor­ ida Corporation, dated the 13th day of August, A. D. 1936, for operation and conduct nf harness horse racing in Seminole County, Florida, shall be ratified or re. jected and to decide whether such permit shall be approved and lie HONOLULU (D -A Navy Conrnse ratified and race meetings ■tcllstlon waslher patrol ul»«e permitted In said county," This was forcod down la the Padfle ballot will be submitted to l voters of Seminole County on Nov. 100 miles south of Guam early today but all !■ met. aboard were 6. Herndon also brought up the rescued. question of tbe Jury box which Two were picked up by a Nsvy Is about exhausted, snd after helicopter, which flow them to much discussion it was decided that they would wait end let the Guam. one. A.T.I. B. W. Hollsdsy circuit judge Issue an order when of Lebanon, Tenn, had slight he required more jurors. head cuts. Tho other, A. T. K T. 8. Herndon then told th* commis­ Bodak of Shsvoriown, Pa., was sion that Dr. Terry Bird requested not Injured. Sixteen ethers w en token from the approval of a new mint, Grace W. Fisher, and also brought two Uferaft* by tke Coast Gusni up a tetter from Mrs. Abble W. cutter Curtaawood sad a Navy Boyd who asked the County Com­ landing ertft. Nans of these were mission to petition the State Wel­ Injured. fare Board to increase the provi­ The big plena cam# down from sion on State greats to inetude nursing care for recipients. A contract was signed with the A. C. L. Railroad permitting the county to erect s M ft. croseing near Sylvan Laka on Dixon Rood. O. P. Hendon then reed tbs commissioners i Ust of steto­ me Latslned secondary roads in Seminole County, Weather Patrol Plane Is Forced Down In Pacific Additional Local News On Page 8 . * ft �.r - T m m m m m * fnateit with the menu »nuM ptw; fa) Imprest him Bp artfering a fanry, . t p t n i l t t diafcj(hi Ask him ta aaggaat tamething; . fe) Pout if ha attempt* ta .(err you ta a 4i*h. 1. If h* invite* you ta a movie ( da ja r. fat Sugar.t the movie y »j * A t Jlewsfritem Writer prefer at once; * Tto first real dal* U a bif oe.! rh) Wait to tee if to ’tl atk cation. It may b* that new N>v ir your opinion; - tto neighborhood who hat ba«* (cl Act bored with tto Usa 2 giving y*>» tto cy*. Or perhspi of going to a movie at alL ■ K'i a new rlet.msto or a boyr * yoo'v* toon hoping to have r»e- |4. If he rails for you «t home - agnize you. It la definitely differ.■ would you; la) Bn ready to leava whan - Mt from any other dale svsf. tto door toll rings; m 7 m that flftt-date rating u■, (b> Keep him waiting to ■ tee how you’d ttaek np or may Imprest him; ? to why you didn’ t click on thai1 (c) Mystify him by not be; all-important oecatlon wKh »hiii inf troutid for tha fln t Mat praptrtd under tb* guldendl U minotat. Z at a coopt* of witling main. S. When setting the meeting » I. Would you try to dominabt place would you; tto rontartallon; (a) Atk him ta matt you (a) By keeping op a rap. at your home. Id-fire monologue; fby Make as appointment (by Let him do all the talk to meet hia at tto data r log, acting mum; (e) Contribute to the eonh apetl re) Meet Mm on a atreat variation If you can. corner. I. At a restaurant when eonk a When ha eaS< far yon wmtld Television you; fa> Introduce him ta ytuf family; fby Stm your family M t of tto picture; (c) Lot him cool hia heals ak'flr on the front poreh. 7. If you run into a good-look­ ing girl friend on your date, would you: (») Introduce them; <b) Ignore tor; <e> Acknowledge tor pres­ ent* without encourageing a meeting between the IwO. 1. If h* mentions a pretty girl you both know would you; fa) Tall him all the gossip about her; f b ) pretend you know something but aren’t tell­ ing; fe) Go out of your way to say something nice about her. I. If be doesn’ t aeem to be too Interested In you would you: In) Mention compliments you ractive front others; (b) Let Mm find out yo*f attributes for himself; fe) Try to Impress Mto with iy*U Ortff Rrartaud by y*rml»«lo* C i n >i Di*inkvt«4 »» B « ( fH U nt In rfu ti. ^ A COUPLE OP TMAOBU WICHITA, Kaa. fAP) - Tto car-top at Ike drive-in feed and drink 1pot did a quick doabletake whes the found tw* n e t *top a 30-feet r a d grader taetend of an auto, demanding service. She told tto boss, who called tha police. The men, tlpeily still waiting far eervice, ware taken into cnetody. They'd Just traded a cade far tto grader, they told effleer*. and planned to trade the grader far something else. WMJtTW wo * BTOANM AtOUT “rw irfi . p e n it t f *nd fields aad wnell clmtcrr? lit* turned tapulaivaly I nave time." -nte tea t/?wart her employer, Val remembered the eooump. i^irwnr* "Wouldn’t you like to com* on Uiouj way in which Dr. Mangm *••. Who deck. Mr*. F*ath«ntone ? Tb« *us la shining tad ifa really lovely had spoken ot tto other young ciaa In whom Eileen Pkathcratoc- had been interested. "No tamiiy to But at tto auggestion. the thick. apeak ot. father a market garden, er," he'd Bald, to t apparently, 14 you were in line for the title, you’ could cell vegetable* without 1cuing caste. Dirk waa uniting. "I aak you, what elic should I do? Buy a rat; tote end had since bought a mar­ on tha Stock Ecchanga or go out ket garden eg hit own. The eon to tha A n t i p o d a l and hull bad dona very wall for tumealf. He bridges ?* had worked hie way Up through T ta sorry.” She fluahed attracsehoiarahipa and bad taken n modilively. "I ree Tv* spoken out of aal degree, but Mm Peattontoee turn." enuld never target that hia tether He ran a hand up through hia tod." to coughed slightly, "worked light brown hair. "1 alto have tti an the aetata I dent know where hetp Cousin Timothy, the present1 tto young man la at present, but Viscount at Stormhurat Manor, you must understand. Nurse, just too. He’s older than Dad and evea how Mr*. Paattoratona fait" more decrepit. It’a ■ huge plica, T m afraid 1 can’t," Val had practically an Impossible place te ■aid. Thera wee a dangerous note run with no staff to apeak ot, cut in her voice. It’s—" He hesitated. "It’s a lova. He gave tor a sharp glance. ly place, a truly lovely place.” “Oh. weU," he shrugged, "county “But If your couatn can’t afford famine* feel Ilk* that.” to keep tha place up, why doern t Tto 8. 8. Caribbean had left the he tell it?” dock pad was Mixing slowly down M M H g t o Water. They w*r* "Sell It? f«U S l t m l t n i i ■llpptag quietly away from Eng­ Manor?" He looked at her in land, treat the trass and house* and amaaemrnt. "My dear girt, hr d Mwna on the ahorse, and Val area allow himself to be drawn and aware ot a sharp surge ot homequartered first It’s one of the . a gritty feeling at the show places of England." "Mustn’t w* all be practical In this day and aga?" aha asked quietly, remembering tto struggle she’d had after her father died, the struggle Tom was having now. “ I’d rather dia than be practical In tha way you mean. Stormhurat Manor, built la tha ralgn of Henry ( the Eighth, it Important, not only to my cousin, my Dad, and my. self, but to gnpload. it’a a tradi­ tion, an echo of tha past. It’s tha foundation to which the present England has been built, on which the future must be built. We are a ■mall Island kingdom aad If we don’t live true to our beat and old­ est traditions, wa’ra sunk. 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THE OLD HOME TOW N k r iv to to ftA i fo« the Time, e- By STANLEY NOT SBTT/A4G HIS M E S S A G E O V E R — T H E S E TAIO TUN ED ' HIM O U T - T H E Y CU T O F F s ^ T H W R H EA R IN G A ID S - - m ra tM i Tha Rbrlhm lie** T ^ a A W ’A . TwUlehiaong* nnftle# Oa a cited Rvanlaa Mail* Eddls Plthsr It's Danretlm* Night Kettle* Tha*&hrthm*{[eur At Horns With Maal* Nawt Riga o f f wr.Dwnanar a o m in .T W IN . MNAhJT/ Legal Notice MS SCO’S.' f HECODD»?-aoenT MV O E A V .'-B U IV ^ L Nffovns ju m p y eivouGH • OVEO AND RUING BC5 DCS,WOW CAN 3 HE >DUU B E C 0 C 03 ' K B T vcry f LISTEN M f f - o a j T T N , \ TD A * 0 ^ -r T ) JAM s e w to tg f j ^ r - but: d a o - tm osb a e c o t o s KU>AJjp THS SCHOOL // TMEVQf 1 THK D!R-HARDS at at DafaadaatA aad you and aaah of rau ara, requited tu til* gout aaewer la Pial■ (!((? oomplalat with tha Clerk of aald Court, aad eerv* R id n m n n t Bos l i l t . Sanford. Plartda a copy o f said anewor oa or betora Wadnaqday. Oothae I, l i l t , and K .you toll to da as, a daora* pra eoatawa S i a , : t ,;.s,u iva:i.sL ia l#Tha*naur**#ftthl* a*lt la to s*lat tha tlUa ta tto ebev* daaerlhad pra* 11 BLONDIE. I .)U<T DU(AMT I X1 A WHOLE PILE r ' N*-S OT MONEY W1J/NAT A COINCIDENCE* * I JUST DREAMT X SOUdHT A WHOLE NEW WARDROBE -1 FROM HEAD TO TOOT r~^ ar gXfe&tLg BW £ T " ' Several Boys Wanted By The Circulation Dept. O f The Sanford Herald For Afternoon Street Soles. lA N ttftk ilM f LOMTlW HIjg VtoTCMil T W MAH~HB To Work About 2 Hours Each Afternoon, Mon. Thru Fri. See More Hiers 4 P.M. Wednesday A t The Herald Office. �De Bary Folks Day At Sanford Zoo THE SANFORD HERALD Tues., Scp.t 18, 1956, Page S NOTICE 00 NOT TMB< TRASH IN POOL LOOK A T T H A T O N E ! It's the b ig 85-ycar-o!il alligator that the De B ary folks arc peer­ ing over the wall to see. Each cage and pit wns ju st as Interesting anil excitin g ns both you n g unu old mude the rounds o f the Sanford Zoo. (S ta ff Photo) THIS WAS THE WELCOMING COMMITTEE on Monkey Island. Monkeyold, traipsed to the edge of the moat to greet the group of Do Bary folk Saturday morning taking in the Sanford Zoo. (Staff Photo) SURE I'LL HELP! 'Cause I’m having n good time. Master Richard finldor contributes coins in the Salvation Army tambourine passed around by Mrs. Carrie Jane Brown. (Staff Photo) LEMME' IN TO SEE—one youngster shrieks us ho pushes his way into the group hang­ ing over the rail to feed the monkeys. Aren’ t they funny? and how do they get so hung­ ry? were just a few of the thousands of questions asked as the youngsters went from cagu to cage and pen to pen. (Staff Photo) _________ __________________ THE lll.ACK BEAR RECEIVED his share of the greetings from De Bary folks on De Bary Day at the Sanford Zoo. They're all trying to feed the bear ns lie stands up and begs for tidbila from the crowd. (Staff Photo) • r g g fc f * e; vYkike* * EVERYBODY IVAS HUNGRY! And to show you just how hungry the Zoo residents were, Do Bary youngsters fed just about everyone including wluit this youngster be­ lieves Is a go:*1. (Staff Ph'*'** Names O f Hopefuls u.2>. Geological For Postmaster Job Survey Mapping Will Be Made Public Areas Of Florida WASHINGTON hfl — Chairman Mott iDCatlf) of a Home Mill, committee on government infurmation taid today name* of rliglblc poilmatlcr candidate* here, after will be made public. Mn»t taid the Civil Service Commission told the subciunmtttcc it will release the name* of persuns eligible for appointment as postmaster one day after the Post Office Department has been given the list. Postmaster applicants must take civil service examination*. Any one of tha three placing high est in the examination for n ttfancy may be appointed. Since Scplcmber 1W3, Most aald, tha names of the eligibles have b.-cu kept secret and only the appointment announced. Poat office ami civil service officials Mid the p*»licy was designed to recruit better candidates. "I am glad the subcommittee The U. S. Geological Survey It currently at work mapping key areat nff fa»l growing Florida in an effort to tolvo the prcr.dng needi of government, planners, dcveloperi, and engineers. Fears have been expressed that the stale, stands to lose consideration for new Industry and devclopmenf because Florida cannot furnish potential Industrialists and developers factual, map data wherever requested. Tt,e federal government, without Iny c0,f t„ the ,tale. has mapped M percent, or over 31,000 square miles of Florida, hut many arras with great development "t»*sibilitlei have not been accurately mapepd. Each of the modern maps rovers an area of M square mites The scale of most is one inch on the map equals 2,000 square feet on the ground. At this scale an HO-arra tract on Ihe map it about the sue of a 3-crnt-stamp. M JTO LOAN S Lowest Cost ; „ , a • 9 POLICE TO LEAIN SKIN-DIVING CAMBRIDGE, N. V. tfV-Thore v a nrw courre in New York State police training: Sktn-diviag. Twelve trooper* 1have reported fir uhat official* aald wouM be an inlrnsitr program In mask andfin techniques. *S A N E O R D Ihunc inapt niajr be turd to dr ter mine accurately tram-portat ion facilities, potential man­ power availability, acre <-sd»lllly id water rrtourret, and otlirr laclori required in planning n new devel­ opment or Indiiitriai tile Inration. They arc made from aerial photo* plus ground rurveys and enatilc the u*cr to vitalize a third dlmrnaional accurate "picture'’ of thu area*. Fine* in blur identify i-analt, dilclii-i, stream* and thurc line*. 11]ur tint Indiratr* water area*. Him- "grant" symbols •how twramp or marsh arras. The RAYM OND M. TIME FOR A REST in Hie cool shade of palms at the Sanford Zoo. Children race about looking at this and that while Amo Ericksen, Mrs. Charles C. Wagner nnd Mr. Wagner take time out on a bench near .Monkey Island (Slnff Photo) brown lines indicate lines of equal nnd known elevation nit iv ■ level. Other symbols show roads, railroads, land section lines and buildings. In older to gi-t the maps closer to the user, the Geological .Survey has authorized a new distributor in Florida. Maps may lie purchaecd front the Sou the astern Itrtrarch corporation, 1423 Ponce dr Leon Boulevard, Coral Gables, or at F il 1 | ( l ] | . I 1■ f |T T EVERYTHING n Year choice of Noraial or Slew for wash. Normal or Slow foe •pin . . . or any totnbinittoa la •ait any wadiailt fa ttic! IN WIRING I’OINTS TO JONES B A LL, ELECTRIC SUPPLY REALTOR Cleans sad it-eletai wash ■ tier la give yon cleanse clothes. Liat is to Haht ia Mtae —not M your clothes. Saa4 and soap scum are aulonstim ally retoo red ts wash walee continuously circulate*. Teal Estate Sales — Rentals — Investment* Dependable Insurance and Bondi WIRING * O. M. Harrison, Associate Broker * S. B. Hlghleyman, Aassociate Soieemae 204 Park A r e . Sooth Phoa FIXTURES al Chalm ers a bush i bill fljp BREAKER PANELS -----^ CONDUIT, SWITCHES, a n d All Types o f ELECTRICAL SUP­ PLIES For The CONTRACTED U U K I K I U l i 0 t M . BAX INSTALMENT LOAN DEIT. Mentha, FDIC AW COME ON DOWN! The Do Bary visitors nlelded at they enticed pigeons, gouts, chickens, monkeys, bears nnd all, with peanuts nnd |Hipcorn. This white pigeon finally came down to eat eagerly from the hands of the excited youngsters. (Staff Photo)____________________________ 108 W. First*St Sanford Phone 3119 A VAI LABL E IN W H I I l FIV f C f MIX OK OR ANY MAH H Of IHI COLORS Sanford Electric Co. �rr * - • ■r Precaution Should Lower Dental Expense-Close Mouth Be Taken For Safety O f Our School Children Then li no one capable of eetimatiny the . value of a child’* Ufa. Undoubtedly, however, many are over looktaf the fact that Uvea can be snuffed out In the twinklto# of an eye - accident­ ally o f course - but whether intentionally or accidentally the fart remain* that there 'W n Uvea in dancer. ’ .Our haste In girtting our boys and flrls home from school sometimes makes such dangers of accidents evident ' At Bouthslde sdiool, for Instance, at noon •nd again at two o'clock, when parents ar­ rive in their cars to pick up their first grad­ er, rather than wait In line for children to some out cars are parked double and some­ times triple on Magnolia Avenue. Children, in school, are instructed not to -leave the curb to get into automobiles. They •re told to step from the curb directly into ' the waiting cars. “ • When parents double or triple park their ears, children are forced to step from the curb and weave among the ears to reach 'their transportation horns. ; The other day, e smell youngster, stepped from the curb Just as e ear was pulling out -Med it not been for the Immediate action -ef the driver, the child would actually 'have been hit We understand that ths Safety Com­ mittee of the Bouthslde Parent Teacher* Association has asked that parents pull their cars la to the curb It the school la single parking formation. And this, they have asked Is not for convenience of the Reboot, parents or school personnel, but entirely for the safety of the first grad­ ers who are rushing helter-skelter to -mach home as quickly as possible. .... Certainly, the parents of these young'Mere want their children to reach home V alive. "" Only through the cooperation of every­ one who bring their cars to the school to .pick up children can safety be provided for children. Some of them walk home from •school, too, So every precaution must be w ay signs provided for the direction of traffic at Southsid* School and when ob­ serving the signs - single park only. If parents will abide by these safety rules, school officials advise us that the first graders can ba dismissed, be In their ears and o« the way home In three minutes. No on* would want to sacrifice a few •eeonda In exchange for the life of a little six year old boy or girt. Wbarever we art, wherever we go - our foremost thought should be toward safety and the preservation of young Uvea for the future. •' • • Right-To-Work Low One of Texas' leading newspapers, the Dallas Morning News, recently ran an ed itorial on certain legal matters affecting the state’s rlght-to-work law. In conclusion it said: M. . . , The News la sincerely and unalterably dedicated to the conviction that in a fret country, no law should be enacted or upheld as constitutional that compels a man to join a union to obtain or keep his job, just as no law should prevent him from joining a union to hold his job." That is a simple and admirable sentence - for It completely covers the great prin­ ciple of the right-to-wark movement, re­ gardless of the verbal complexities that may appear in a particular piece of legis­ lation. • * • School Construction The news Isn't all bad on the school front The problems brought on by too many child­ ren for available classrooms and teachers are not going to go away for a long time, but at least the school systems of the coun­ try, taken together, are gaining In the •truggle. About 67,000 classrooms were scheduled for construction In the year ending this September, and tha increased enrollment this fall will fill only 61,600, according to Samuell Brownell, commissioner of educa­ tion. Parents are asked to observe the one The Shortage of teachers la estimated at 120,700, but the figure for last year, 141«800, was much worse. The Sanford Herald All over ths country, school boards, . M I M M OMf SiMH k t w t o f u S I n t e r school administrations and taxpayers have S i m n I m i m « i «i M titr OrUter It. Ill* at been straining to get the new buildings up, 5 * h e on iN af S the old ones remodelled and teachers' sal­ •rltefrt i lift Sdtter u l M IU M r aries Improved. Slme of the big cities, SR. BltoaUv* Bllter ‘ ASrmtetei N u m r ' where the population la nearly stable, have I l f Bareli U a M a t e *f ter ArrrrlnrS i Prrrr the situation almost in hand by now. Some wllte U aalilted at als.lt sir te tkt ,arr ai frr rrrabllrr* of the suburban areas, with wildly boom­ ura rf an ter lrrrl a n printed *ta thlr ing population, currently seem to be slipping backwards on tha treadmill, in rplte of valilftt efforts. But the efforts are being mad*. The K «rn » W K 'K l ! " * a n . - u public has a new awareness of the Impor­ RrtVS-“ tance and cost of public schools, and the Ubtltlj 6wiurr» arllrrt, rare* of tbaaka rrrrlatlrrr aaS good results are showing up In the nation­ »j ratertelratrat frr tad parporr rf rtUu "U * will Ir rhrrara frr ml reenter adv*nuiaerates al figuraa. . ; i l- ;s ad! s fo w l, r— Tuesday, September 18,1986 — -------------------- ------- ----------- ------------- ‘ _ TODAY'S RIRI.B VBRSB ■ Therefore I have lent him ta the Leri. As leug as he llveth he shall be lent to the Lord. H Sam, 1:28. • Infant baptism is a rlta that is supposed lo amount to the same thing. ; Ths Lord pays wonderful dividends on such loans. i---------------------------------------------------- -------------------- e j a c o o n v u l h j »—ir« up to tho shrimping industry Is devel­ op the boat method of catching shrimp deep ta tha OuU Stream, aays the eaptata of a U J. Fish and WUdllfa Service exploratory for eight yarn and later served as ths Tribute's capital corre­ spondent at Tallahassee. Hla Drat newspaper affiliation waa with tho Tampa Daily Times. , Cameron susesida John B. Vsdlefca. a termer Fast Laoderdili advertising man, who has hoes Union. Camera* was as tho staff given a now amlgt mmt so manr i the Tampa Horsing Tribune agar of tha development iim m li Mr M yearn. Ha waa city editor •ion's promotion department. Try a n d Stop M l B IN N IT T C li f f . A UTHOR JCYLI CRICHTON A Ing orhsn the elan* dock s Urns la it r Its muttered. "I’m 1st ttrsi Is Bant look," rsspsn dsd Mrs. Crichton. "You'll Just hav* • be j»t up and look far your^ ... : ! ; Crichton, the wily r ii \ I I fox, simply said, "Darling, \ ' svon st this hour you took VfciS* basuttful" — sad Mrs. & told him promptly what ths • fishing boat. Capt. Hilton Floyd said roster day "Tha shrimp are there." Baporting on a recent sweep by tho trawler Combat, ha aald "big rod" ahrimp war»*found In dug Stream waters at depths ranging to S.SOO fori. Tha heaviest concentration, ho aald, was la about 1,000 feet II mlks oaat of St. Augustins. One drag brought up 430 pound*, con. ■Worod very good by shrimpers who era happy with B » pounds U tho rate of catch la steady, Tha quantity found, plus the nonstant temperature of Gulf Stream water, Indicate* that steady, year round Ashing Is fea­ sible, Floyd continued. This could give a boost to the Industry which has been finding shrimp scarce. But there Is a hitch. - - - - - water and strong ***"■• V * .,U m w requires rilling than that on most M m p boats and also will r*. qulj* some practice by the ehrimpera as te the handling of neti and other equipment. "A lot of shrimping people may ba reluctant to spend money on Ik* new rigging," Floyd said. Shrimpers usually Bah la about M fast af water although go as ** lte foot near Dry Tortugaa where other concentrations «r foo tasty "big rod" ahrimp are By BKM MUCH . A*seriated Frees News Analyst WASHINGTON UR-Ttte outdoor polities! r a l l y with barbecue whare voter* turn nut te gas* on the candidates la still vary much a pari af the American aeene Pasture polities still Is about aa good a way aa any for a politiclea to gat down to the g n u roots. Sometimes, though, tha folk who make up tha grass roots sen ha a bit confusing, as the Democrats’ presidential nominee, Adis I Ste­ venson, found out Saturday Right. Whan ho cams to Washington to aat up campaign headquarters, Steva&son agreed to creaa the Petomac and assist local Desaoarata in their efforts to recapture Vir. giota's loth District House seat from tho BapubUeans—and thus was born ths Idea for a big bar)|§UI, While tha 10th'Virginia District has Its particular peculiarities, it •Ull la a product of tho trend la this country toward suburbia. U Is filled with white collar workers, many af whom belong to the new station wagon ant Those people differ from their counter­ parts elsewhere only Hi that a ergs percentage of them work for tha government. Mixed la with tha suburbanites ■re old lino families, who continuo to farm their lands. In this'suburb, at ta tha subash* elsewhere, there Is little reel poverty and little great wealth, the educational lava) la sen. sidered high. About 1.000 af those psopts turned out for the rally. Aa a ratty with "gala aateria!am« music and good food," tha fair waa a bust. It raised. One of tha two speaker systems fatted. Thors was a shortage af barbe­ cue. la ISM Stevenson teat Virginia to tha Republicans, la that earnpaiga the state's major political figure, Democratic Ren. Hatty Flood Byrd, sit oo tho ridoliaes. This year, Byrd thus f ir haa has* silent, although ho critlclied tha Republicans' civil right* platform plank unsatisfactory. U Byrd earn# out for Stevenson, Virginia moot likely would ha to tho bag far tha Domoarste. There News O f M en In Service BOEBLINGBN, GERMANY— Army PPC Freak R. BiianaaBI, whose wife, Diana, Uvos in Longwood, recently arrived te Ger­ many and te now a moaabsr af tho 97th Signal Battalion. A switchboard operator I* the battalion's Win* C o m p a n y , Simonolli entered Urn Army In March IN I. Ba rwnglated basis training at Fort Chaffs, Aik. Son of Michael fomosMH, Mait­ land, ho attended Lyman High Reboot. la scant doubt that If Byrd re­ mains quiet Steveneon will be hurt How badly la anybody's gusli. At tho rally Stevenson was glvlag hla speech a last-minute pol­ ish, whan the name af Byrd was mentioned. There ware loud and wktewraad boot and hlisea. Ste­ venson looked up from hla text, abvloualy surprised. This waa a partisan Democratic crowd expressing disapproval of a state feeder in tha presence of their national loader. Hero was a clear case of the grass roots expraaring an opinion. In bln speech Stevenaon made no mention of Byrd, for whom there waa ap. plans* when It turned out that ha waa sending hla "host wiyhos" to tho rally. Byrd said the illness of his wife kept him from attending. It probably would be a reason­ ably safe guess that the Inltis ably safe guess that the initial boo. ware attributable in this par­ ticular suburbia to some unrest over domination by downsute rural politician*. Tha rapid growth of urban areas with their vote concentrations and new, changing values may well ba something for politicians to ponder. Tha grass roots of tomor­ row may be on a bus line and, as Stevenson found out, they can be heard. Meanwhile, pasture polities will ■tick around a little longer—and it still has television beat all hol­ low. •ft/ ~ Ten'll aaa n tot r i for puhlta Boat ta tho am Only half ri got thorn will got In. I I I I I I gri on* President Elsenhower's fknfeg rbei may ba off to the frirwaya* hot daring* don’t boot to not when Jte gets over Into the t I I gilds. FaBSm Is t I t Adtal and Sstoo a r ia 1st of owI t awtoj Meowdj ko MeMre-'o* tta totlh ll M w i M 2 0 /2 0 Vision Needn't Mean Sight's Perfect LOTS FOR SALE granted that soclated with reading difficulty, l last because definite trouble exists along with ao/ao viaion. > A study of 190,000 Texas chil­ ■any dren recently ahowed that U i i aaaaa of aacurity and par cant of them had 30/30 vision from making eye and >*t lacked tha ability to uaa whteh fosy rarity seed. both sysa proparly. A vision rating of m m means that your tyt* era perfect only it you also hart normal side vision, good eight for colors, a n able to read clearly at a distance of about !§ inches and have normal, healthy eye tissues. AH of tbaaa things te n t ba de­ termined with a simple eya chart Yaara ago, M fori was teat only an aya specialist can riahdard for auch teat Ught rays era virtually par- tall you whether your vision really la perfect. -Don't - accept a itM lfo ta n n J allal at 19/991■rdlct asi f‘ tha final word. tag lari, a pe n ce wtil be Informed that bo haa m m vision. All this means la that you nan a a a ata distance ef 90 fast what naswul virion aaoa at that Sitit moans that yon have >8 Tsars fat A rare dfeaam known aa ratbite t o m also can bo transmitted Is tha aaa* manner. It would ba i- advisable fee you to consult your ■ —------- • f* -M *.T|i /.ilcyff-i r>a*rfol ARBOR Ask about our easy installment on th* initial 30% down payment Whilt your paying for your lot we will be glad to make available to you our plan II* brary and help arrange for financing. [» I -1 f C ffiU J v :: Corner W. Crystal Drhro 4k inr Blvd. Lake M Mary Phone 1504 SANFORD ELECTRIC b . 9 T.V. Headquarters • 90o aluminlsod picture tub* • Tilted Softy GIsm for g l m free viewing • "Set and Forget” volume control • Automat!on*built cfcaasla • •. print wire d m dtry and (Upholder eonneettena • Full power transformer fo r long tube life • Shielded caacode tuner for ■uperior fringe area per­ formance • Improved Interference luppreoeor • Dynapower speaker with moisture proof aluminum voice coU • Underwriter! laboratories approved 116 M A G N O LIA A V E. ■n'»■iw*Sqpa» 1aiw i .1 In Beautiful LOCH a F.t My ahlld waa bitten by a re t A n ibara any aontagloaa transmitted by ratef bow pood your right Is for : Your child should re­ l and other i loaa sp wort. ceive protective Inoculations 1ride virion and against tetanus or lockjaw, for a Uto from s rat aaa transmit this ■V'*’dgMTA ' Choosefromoneof 3locations MILTON, Fla. (FHTNC) — A first solo flight has bean boon mads by Navy Baa. Jeases H. Bredte am of Mr. end Mra. Janus H Brodle of Lab* Mary. Before entering the ami tea, ha attended the Florida State Uni­ versity, TaUahaaaaa. Briar* last­ ing tha Whiting Field Novel Auxiliary Air Station, Milton, for more advanced training, ha will racriva instruction In ntr work with hla flights. WELSH n u t SHOP 188 W. lad ' “f j'-fcV. , ' "^t ■ SCHOOL CHALLENGER * FOLIO THREAT MALONI, N. T. ( f t - Only stu­ dents who have bean inoculated against v*H* at* eligible to pity for Malona schools la la terseho. lactic athletic wants. Tha board of aducatiaa In this northern Near York community ra n tho « ] * had beta Ml because af M polio ettaa ta natghhoftac Bt. Lawrence a County. •> IT MAY b* Juri a coincidence, but roll bank checks a n twin* mailed about alx weeks Mora tha election. They call foe an en­ dorsement. o ■ lesson of toferanca exemplified la an old American Indian prayer; "Forbid that I should Judge any man until I have walked two monthi In hie moccasin tracks." That Jut 90 years ago young . c o l l a g e engineering graduates* wore p r i to got Jobs at tlio a month Now they often atari at more than that a weak. That th* America* cowboy orig. bau d ta tha old Bast, not tha old West. Dutch patroons coetaaptoonsly appUri th* term "eowboy." in 1TM to settlers ta tho Hudson River highlands, M miles from Broadway._______________ -By NOTT B E * Central Free* Writer Ens. Brodie Makes First Solo Flight Thr°w Away Your Ttr* Dotara Because Your Tins Ars Smooth. Lot WELSH TIRE SHOP 106 W. tad Put Oh 2 * * Rubb*r That Will Give Guaranteed NIW TUUC Wear And Sava You Monty. A waaBhy tonttte man fo Oramsri <aWm* • etoaet fun ri wqslsa afeth and barie aTritt? aktof ril hag *wa ^ V l k m p m U JNattvTstaiHrimsfoHmpril m* rim tarim* bar nan hasdtafis M S b h n n f e t WriribririHg.BtafFMmmB - • showed one out of avary » eafa on the highway has defective front or rear lights. That young newspaper reporter*, although more likely to have • coL lege degree than older reporter*, are poor spellers. That the nation’s 10 million an­ gler. spend an average of 190 a yaar each trying to land that "ooa that got away." That a survey showed men high­ ly satisfied with thalr Jobs turned out leu work than those mildly discontented with thsir Jobs. That if you're looking for a field less competitive than tha om you’re in, here’s a tip: the musi­ cian*' local hare lists only o m qualified performer for oach of the following instnimenu—elavollne, bandoline, bandonsan, fluegal horn, madola, mandotuta and viola de samba. That If you want to get out of a dull soclsl engagement gracefully u y , "I'm suffering from cephal­ algia." All this meant is you have a headache—but you got more sympathy. That ail os palefaess need tho Outdoor Political Rally Still Popular YOU'RE TELLING ME! ------DON’T ------- *0 ths alarm. "It Ijir e In East Liverpool, Ohio, two plga broke Into an Illegal itfll and got quit* Intoxicat­ ed. That's a real switch — pigs making people of themselves. « J y e The teacher who used to punish the small boy In the back of the room for mak­ ing strange noises will have to be careful. He may grow up and eell million* of records as a rock and roll singer. Cameron To Head |'Big Red' Shrimp State News Bureau Are Found In Deep TALLAHASSEE 'R -H .rbert D. Cameron, veteran Florida mws . Gulf Stream Water papormin, was appointed director •f the Florida State News Bureau Monday. B, B. Fuller Jr., executive dUweter af the development eommlaalow, said la announcing tha annant that Cameron would over in the now post Oct. 1. ; Cameron, who hegaa hla nowspaper career la lH i, haa been affiliated with tha Florida TtmeaUnloa the past 11 months as Ua Capitol correspondent at TaQshas. By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK US-Odd facta and fancies a columnist mlgh' never know U he didn't open hU mall: That one way to raduce your dental expenie U to keep your m o u t h abut, ir -you breathe through your mouth, you dry out your porcelain filling* and they don't last a i long. That.more than half tha people who have to get a tooth drilled now aak for a local antithetic. That there are 17J8J local post, m uteri In the United Statu, all Of them now tupplled with ball point pens. •That Edward Field* a custom rug manufacturer, has trained Kouo, hi* French poodle, to lift tho receiver when the phone rings and bark a greeting. That If you can't afford to give wife a diamond-studded wrlitwateh on her birthday, you might surprise her with a clepsy dra. It operates like an hour glass but uses water Instead of sind to tall tha time. That a nationwide safety check H i i ma PHONE 442 «) �n iir S&acd fcvfwiA Calendar Tt'UiDAl • Ths *'id«lis C liu of the First 'Baptist Church will nMt p.m. at tfaa ham* of lfrt. W Krsuert, 1400 Park Ave. Group Five will aarva aa hoataaaaa undar tha leadanhlp of Mra. ». c. 8. Shappanl. All members are i urged to attend, aa election o f officers will ba hold. Ware Bible data of tha First Methodlat Church will meat at 7 p. m. at McKinley Hall for a covered dish aupper. Hosts will be Judge R. W. Ware, P. H. Wyatt. Mrs. Jack Burner, Miss Ethel Rliar and Mrs. Joe Aszarello. ' Tha Sanford Tourist and Shuffleboard Club will hold a covered dish supper at • p.m. Tha Brownie Scouts of tha First Presbyterian Church will meat la tha Youth Building at 1:00 p.m. The Pioneer Fellowship and Re­ creation of the First Presbyterian Church will meet in tha Youth Building from «:to p.m. through 1:00 p.m. The Mm af the First P re.br tartaa Church will have their first | fall dinner meeting la tha Fellow ship Hall at 7:03 p. a . Their apaakar far the meeting aril) be be the Rev. Oswald Delgado at 1:00 p.m. in the Church Sanctu­ ary. The Itolty Claw w il meet in the Valdes Hotel at I p. m. Every­ one ie welcome. WEDNESDAY The Girl Scouts will meet at the . First Presbyterian Church at I N O n 'T h e ' fffiiTiir i T iiiiM ia tia B fliB M M M M B W W — — i s II Geneva : The Mid-Week Bible Hour will ■be conducted by tha Rev. A. G. Melania, Pastor of the First Pres­ byterian Church at 7:30 p. m. | The Chancel Choir will rthstrse « t First Prtibytarlan Church at Y:M p.m, ■ The Senior High Fellowship Re­ creation of tha First Presbyter* _ Jan Church will meet at the 9 Church at 1:00 through g;00 p. Prayer Meeting will be held at .7:30 p. m. at the First Baptist Church. • The Sunday Acbod Cabinet of Ike First Baptist Church will •art at 1:11 p. a . . The Rev. Fred B. Fisher win eooduct' tfan morning devotions peer WTRR, Sanford, at 0:30 a.m. to W.s.cs. of tha First Methodist Church win have e Seminar from 0:10 a.m. through r p.m. The Nursery Will be'open. THURSDAY ■ The Junior Choir will have their rehearsal and fellowship at the First Frosbytaripn Church at 3:41 1 ■ b Oo * she Lf ■ ■ By ADDIt FBEVATT Tha Baptlat W. M. 8. held iu meeting at tha church Thursday evening. The program, "Load on O King Eternal" was presented by the following: Mrs. John Maxwell, Mra. T. W. Provatt, Mra. Cader Hart, Mrs. Lester Harper, Mrs. Merle Summenltl and Sarah and Susie Harper. Refreshments were served by the boeteaa. Mrs. George Lindsey has re­ turned home after spending twn weeks la Tampa with her son and daughur-ia-Uw, Mr. and Mra. Harry L. Lindsey, Mr, and Mrs. Gene Gustaveeon of Michigan Ava. are vlaltlng Mrs. Gustavasons* mother, Mra. W. L. Alderman for two weeks. Friend* will regret to hear of tha death of Fred LeFlls of BeU* Glade. Richard Norton, son of Mrs. Luein* Norton will leave next week te resume his studies at Gaorgta Tech aftar spending twe weeks here with Ms mother. Mis. Cider Hart and Mrs. T. W. Provatt attended the Dunn and Braddy wedding in Sanford Sunday. Mra. A. B. Moran of Jacksonville spent the weekend here with her sister, Mrs. Ethel Thomas. B. T. Summer*ill has returned home Born Miami where he at­ tended the funeral of hit nephew. Mrs. Harry Geiger, lira. Hu­ bert Kirkland. and Mr*. Pad Bel­ led spent Wednesday at Bay Pinea In S t Patarsburg where they rlaited Harry Geiger, lb # Home DemonetratlM held “ ••ting at the community bell Tuesday with a severed dish luBcheon. Officers for the coming yaar ware In,tailed. Mrs. T. yt. Pravatt and daugh­ ter Addle apeot Tuesday in New Smyrna Beach with Mra. Provatt’a sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mri. G. A. Durance tad mu* Radio-TV Highlights NEW YORK rn - Aa the idee men at television hunt through v* rloue American ways of life for material, it waa Inevitable that soma on# eventually would hit on a newspaper wire service. Someone has. On O ct 4 ABC • The Youth Choir of the First TV will lauMh a weekly aeries Presbyterian Church will practcie of hourlength filmed dram ■*—at 3 p.m.. EDT — fittingly titled at the church at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. FrSd B. FUher win "Wire Service." Then everybody noaduct the morning devotions who ever saw a teletype printer Over WTRR, Sanford, at 0:30 a.m. ean alt back and eritidM the technical details. FRIDAT The sparks lor "Wire Servlcs" ! The W.M.U. of the First BapWit Church wUI meet at 1:00 p.m. were struck by the many who (g. far a business meeting and at 1:30 sited "1 Levs Lacy" and a doaen other popular TV programs. His for Installation of officers. The Rev. Fred B FUher win name U Don Sharpe. Three atara — George Brent, denduot the morning devotions ever WTRR. Sanford, et 0>M aMt. Dan* dark and Mercedes Me Sanford Naval Officers Wives Cambridge—wM rotate on the vR Club luncheon to bo held at the series ae wire service feature re­ porters who ge be distant placet B.O.Q. at 1:00 p.m. and become Involved hi strange SATURDAY ‘ The l.A .’a of the First Baptist situations as they soak the win msot at tha Church at 0:30 behind the newa. Producing M hourlength Rims la almost tha equivalent of the annuel production of a major Hollywood studio, and n majority of the shows wfl ho shot m lee* tion la eueh places as Parle, 1m don, Munich, Borne, Memleo. The opening show, titled "1 Beck Mine," was shot an location la the Mojave desert In 7M de­ gree temperature. It’ s a story at 4 and the relationship at peo­ ple who believe they m on the verge gf greet wealth in a tible uranium strike . S , the Uda—with a few aotabte exceptions—gat eld >wboy, and a whole let 'at crises nd violence. "Yet k isn’t ae mwah what ear children get new, aa what they don’t get. There’s a* meek worth while that can be done. We think our first Jsk la te sen vines son and advertising agencies that it la te their own Interest to expend an children’* shews a budget at least comparable te that of tha grawnup shoe On Oct. • he wlU ABC-TV the " Spectacular" — It I.M., EOT a to minute fantasy starring Alone Daltoe. Cooley has In mind a prospec­ tive television series for children based oa stories fowl the Bible. Mrs, C. E. Hunter, Mrs. B. I.. Miller and Mrs, Matt McLaugh tin of this city attended thp AmetIran Legion Auxiliary Sixth District School of Instruction which was held In Orlando at the Legion Home on Sept. 14. President of the District Is Sirs. Llllltn Seven. Mrs. Maxine McGrath Introd­ uced th* principal speaker, Fred W. DeMotte, Area Civil Defense Director, who brought home to those assembled the necessity of self-preservation In case of war and emphasised the need for •very familyto organise a specific plan to follow In the •Vent of an atomic attack. He said that if Orlando were bombed everything within a seven-mile radius would be destroyed by Rhe blast and within 40 minutes atomic radiation would have spread over the entire state and In order to survive th* people would have to seal themselves up hi aa underground shelter (or seven days. Thus, he said, It was vitally Important for every fam­ ily to prepare such a shelter, which should Include enough fund and water for at least seven days. Mr*. Dorothy Webster, Sanford, instructed In the constitution and by-laws of the auxiliary, Jumpers, pedal pushers and slender slacks. Many of these combinations are designed specifically for mix­ ing and matching. With these cor­ duroy fashions may he worn longsleeved blouse* of heavy broad­ cloth, called1 and tia prints and polished aolld cottons. Another bright spot la this year’ s collection of winter cottons la velveteen, which may be found In red, purple, aqua, and shocking ping to name e few. This drauy cotton fabric la being widely used In narrow sheaths, long *Um pants for at-homa entertaining and rain­ coats. Another popular fabric for dress and evening wear la em­ broidered cotton fallte, which haa the look of eltk. Pretty as well aa practical are canvas denim, poplin and gabar. dine which appear la a wide aeleelion of skirts, panto and Jackets for sport and hem* wear. Thanks to textile finisher* tad ftshloa designers, rotten has a pise# (a milady's fall and wiater wardrobe, art only la work-a-day attire but la town and travel smite, afternoon sheathe, and glamorous evening wear. jguaarr-TKXTURED w o n •TED was chosen for this Chi­ nese red suit from George Car­ mel’s fall and winter collectlos*. la eolorful contrast. As tec sunguard button* at gold metal dose the Jacket and button down s h o u l d e r labs Flat, rounded bands form e "collar" for the cardigan neckline. SPECIAL! Mammoth Bath Soap Each Bar Weighs Over ^ Lb. (81/* Oz. When Pressed) WOVEN GINGHAMS Hard milled to last longer Delightfully Perfumed ~ Refreshing Lather 2 yds. fo r ^to •(Author-* nemo fcelewl^m 1.00 F U L L B O LTS I Cto. 1st * •Reetetlea Sr DUhlaeen 1774 Ceeertekl lilt* * Wednesday Morning FOR W EDNESDAY M O R N IN G 8 i Happy Birthday • SP EC IA L PURCHASE How long la tt sinew yon chocked your medicine sheet? Having simple flrit hid supplies available im­ mediately can often pre­ vent minor accident! from becoming major problem!. It la wine to collect all our medicine* in one place. ilacard the old and useless. Phone ue for what la miss­ And please give your ing. A :hudren no opportunity to iy with medicines. Store em away from their easy Juvenile Furniture Sports Adult Look* Harry Weir left Saturday for Chicago, III,, whero ho la attend­ There's a new look In Juvenile ing a Hospital Administrators furniture these days. Not only docs Sleeting. He will be gona for it hava a decidedly grown-up fla­ several days. vor to It, but more and more of It la designed to grow with tho The Misses Jean and Joan Wilke child as he grows older. and brother, Bernard Wilke, are Style Is definitely a factor. In In New York visiting relatives. Junior furniture. Every grouping from Infant to pre-teen, offer* Miss Alice Brown and Miss Jo something more thin the purely Ann Moore, together with their utilitarian bed (or crib) and chest of drawers. recent houseguest Mies Nancy Among the furniture offered for Smith of Miami, are returning to the brind new bsby, is a lovely the University of Miami, in Coral French Provincial group which Gables, where they are all mem consists of ■ white and gold crib, w*lh a canopy of filmy n*1nr a bers of the senior class. d'ciser, ehlfferob*. and a little Friends of M. E. Baker Jr., wlU matching chair, A Junlor-ett* eoat be Interested to know that be rack Is also Included. The trend seems te be turning underwent surgery Friday in toward "grown-up" finishes on Kingman, Arts., and la now rest­ Juvenile furniture. They tend te ing under sedatives. He Is report­ show the natural beauty of the ed to be progressing nleely. His wood, rather than being enameled mother, Mrs. M. K, Baker Sr. has or painted. Two of the new favorits are maple and walnut. Many remained In Kingman sine* tho of the groupings are designed sn accident. His address Is Mojava that only the lubttllulon of a Jun­ General Hospital. ior bed foe he crib will turn the nursery Into a room suitable for Word has been received that a school-age child. Though (he R. Oakle Weeks, son of Mbs. dreser and chest are scaled for a Weeks, of Sanford, and M i s s youngster, toy do not hav a Patty Turner of West Virginia "baby" look. were married Sept, 1 In Mel­ Anothr popular design for bourne, They will be at home at Juvnlle furniture Is that one 211 Poplar Ave„ after Oct. 1. where the furniture Is enameled Friends of Mrs. Elisabeth Har­ while ind a single rose ‘a used man will b* pleased to know for drawer pulls and for occas­ that she Is now at home, after sional dscoratlon. A new high chair, which la now undergoing surgery at Scmlnoit available, will not outgrow Its Memorial Hospital. usefulness until the child has en­ Mr. and Mra. Guy Bailey have tered school. When the child gets as their houseguest for the past a little otder, the chair, which week, Dr. and Mrs. G. II. Lauck Is attached to the top of a smell and son, Ronald, from Columbus, table, may be removed. The chair and table, then, may be used for O. meals or as a play desk for thq pre-school child. Combined te make th* new Juve­ nile furniture more attractive tha ever are gay color* grown­ up style and function. The nur­ sery ean now be aa modern aa SCHEDULE OF MISS MYRTIE any ether room In your houaa. WILSON, HOME DEMONSTRA. TION AGENT SEPTEMBER 14IS IS AS FOLLOWS) Sept. 13 Girls' 4 II Club Lake Monroe school will meet at *th« school at 1:00 p.m. Ceramics class will meet at the Seminole High school at 7:00 p.m. Sept. 20 Girls* 4-H Club Pine. Crest school wlU meet 1:00-1:30 p.m. for arganlslng. Art class will meet at the Semi­ nole High School at 7:00 p.m. Sept. |2 4-H Radio program over station. WTRR 11:30-11:41 a.m. Sept. 24 Art class will meet at Seminole High School at 7:00 p.m. Sept 23 Ceramics class will meet •BPT. U at Seminole High School at 7:00 Kenneth Ramsey p.m. Myrtie's Schedule 15' ™ "NEVER PUT OFF TILL TOMORROW WHAT YOU CAN DO TODAY” (p&AAD/tah THE SANFORD HERALfl Tum., Sept. 18, 1856, Pag*: 8 Miss Cotton, Fashion's Most Versatile Fabric, Now Is Worn All Year Long TOUCH TON DRUG C O . goal and fur mixture ale ter, IMA-IMT. caller . pah halt is placed high I PAT WOOD How many of you: 1- l o ve th* paper, but I kind at thought children, 2-have none of your own, they were worth passing on. I’m or none of school age, 3-have too sure she won’t mind. much time on your heads, 4-Find life pretty dull In general and 6Say, the Rainbow Girls are would like to do something real really branching out. They are useful, that at the same time starting their own choir and n would be greatly appreciated T A little birdie told me they are lot of yout Well, good, because realty quite good, even without I have th* solution to your woe*. having practiced together, eo FI) Why don’t you take youraolf bet, time they have had • few down to on* of the grammar practice tessloas, theyII be well schools and offer your aaslstanco high sensational. They plan to In preparing for the Halloween make their "debut" at their in Carnival, They all have one and Itiatlon on the 34th. they all need all the help they con 'g e t and, believe lie, they I thought for • minute I was would be grateful. And Fit net teeing myself walk In th* front you'll have more fun than you'va door of the Herald the other day, had In years. Why don’t you try but on second glace It proved to be it? Mary Ann Bukur wearing a drefc Going on the assumption that exactly like cm* of min*. But I maybe some of you don’t know looked to nice on her I really any more about raising flowars didn’t mind. We’ll )ust have • than I do, I’m going to pass on work out a system so that we don’t a bit of knowledge I Just gained wear them to th* asms place the other May, after havlag been at the aame time. a Florida gal all my life. That la that in Florida a good many of On the New Arrivals list. . your hardy annuals, petunias for Mr. and Mrt. Edwin M. Todd •sample, can be planted new and 412 Park Avenue Apt. 6, com* to at the first sign of spring, you'll ua by way of Osteen and Japan, have a profusion of lovely blos­ Mrs. Todd being tho one from som*—it aays here. I always Japan. He is employed at the thought you had to wait until Sanford Atlantic Bank. , . Mr. Marrh or April. 1 guess' that’s and Mrs. K. R. Martin, of 107 why I never got more than four Laurel Drive, kali from Atlanta, or five sick, straggly tooktag tin- Ga„ and have two boys, six sad nlas out of ten packs of seeds five. Mr. Martin Is A K Chte Ah, well, we lire and learn. In the Navy . , . From Brooklyn Mre. C. E. Hunter heard a N. Y „ we have Mr. end Mr* speech Sunday that kept her *• James J. A anew, whe are neigh wnke half the night thinking. It boro of the above-mention#* wa* on Civil Defense and she Martina. The Agnews live at* 204 said, It really made her realise Laurel Drive end he la ale* It, for the first time what the act­ the navy. . . Ensign and Mra ual physical danger would be to Robert 0 . Anderson of Ea* her personally and to hor fomily. Chicago, Ind., a n renting at M She told me that I needn’t put East 30th St. They have a boy who her thoughts on tits matter In la SO months old. “ “ BY SARA KING “ A wonderful new book baaed on the Ilfs of the Apostle, Paul (about whom very few fiction stories are written) by Henrietta Htnkle la "And Walk Ja Love." It begins with his youth end carrise his story up to tha momtnt when be stands on the threshold of Rome, 1 A new Bruce Lancaster book "Roll Shenandoah" la another Ci­ vil War atory but with Bruce Lancaster, as you wall know, It’s not Juat another atory. in the dosing months of the Civil War, Ellery Stnrr, wounded and dis­ charged from the Union artillery, la sent south to cover Sheridan’s campaign for the Tribune. A civil. Ian, he eould cross tha tinea, end ahnoat In spite of himself he be­ comes the friend of Harry Gllmor, a Southern major, Joseph Westlake, a hril-fire-and.brim stone preacher, end his daughter Gil­ lian. This la a vivid and fnst-mov. Ing historical novel written with Laneaater’a usual' accuracy. Peter Field has written a new wasters, about an Indian attack, for hla fans. n8trlke for Toma­ hawk" la about a soarch for a lost gold mine that leads Pat Stevens and pals Sam and Exra Into an outlaw ambush and a perilous forest fire. Another good Western by Sane Gray U “ Stranger From the Tonto” . From a dying old prospector, Kent Wingfield hsand tha tale of the desperate "Hols tn the Wall" gang whose hideout wa* a box The American woman wears canyon on the Colorado River. Her* Lucy the young daughter cotton from dawn to dusk at home, of an outlaw, had grown to wo at work, and at play. Cotton has manhood, and now was in great always been a leader In the sum­ clanger from evil men. How Kant mer fashion parade, but now this found th* outlaws and rescued versatile fabric stands way out Luey la the theme of this novel. In front in fall and winter atyles. Did you ever wonder why we Cottons that are chlU-chsslng as keeping getting a new 7-ane Grey well as good-looking a n more western every year although ha plentiful than ever this year. They died in tha'lat* 1330's T It seems are te b* found In clothes for thnt he waa a very prolific writer campus, career party and lalsuro Mkl wrote more than one book a wear. year betides many manuscripts New cotton knits are washable, eg plots and partly ftnlshrd crease resistant and preshrunk. stories. Harper, the publisher, They appear in sweaters, sklrta, put out Just one a year and for dresses end tapered trousers. In the past 17 years or so sine* hi* keeping with the current fashion death haa been able to keep It trend, they feature hoods and up. drawstring waists which give ■ Now for some new non-fiction: blousy effect to dresses and tops •Mind Goes Forth" by Harry and In addition to bulky knit, cotton Bonaro Oversteet. The author* knitwear feature! surface textures, (Mature Mind) atUck the problem stripes, tweeds, checks and plaids. of overcoming the hastllitle* that A strong favorite 1* eorduroy, asperate man from man The Dra­ be It plain or printed. The prints ma of understanding—of the mind's include paisley designs, fine strlpgoing forth to meet life more than ings, provincial patterns, bold half way — whethar between in. plaids, and gilt touched fabrics. dividual*, groups or nations. Is Combinations of plain and print are seen as a chance for the qualities emphasised In Jackets, skirts, of humanity to And expression and to endow Hfe with meaning. C. S. Forester, famous for his Hornblower series, haa written the new Mainstream of America series book, "Age of Fighting Sail" the atory of the Naval War of IBIS. And now on* of humor: Richard Ketchum'a "Halo Husbandry” (on conditioning your man to man-l­ ag*.) For any wife who wants to subjugate her husband and for any husband who wants to be pre­ pared: A eraay satirical guide to ale foibles and female guile. Margaret Case H a r r l m a n ' s Jleeaed ate the Debonair" has come tn but la not ready for cir­ culation. Book of the month for August, " I t search for Adam,” Is reported to be more fascinating than a detective atory. Selection far September la th* "Nun’B Story". Lota at good reading here, so IVe up to you; and please don't forget "Don't Go Near tha Wati Lee successful rue as producer of Pery Come’* NBC-TV shew Is dovote Umaeif In "high quality" ektt. ‘ fee’s A m for ABC-TV. "It . time that we ad to* between you ’n me Sanford Ladies Hear Fred DeMotte A t Legion School Com65 In Apple Blossom. Gardenia, Pine, Verbena Take advantage o f this special purchase of. Mammoth Bath Soap during Yowell’g Wednesday Morning Spe­ cial NO REM N AN TS 8 cakes for $1. • • • • • FINE COMBED CUTTON-SANFORIZED COKKELT FLAUM-NEW BRIGHT COLORS WOVEN MACHINE WABHARLB COLORS TWENTY . FIVE DIFFERENT PATTERNH AT LOW-LOW BAKUAIN FtUCB SHOP PEN N EY'S Y O U 'L L SAVEC LO S E 12: NOON W ED N ESDAY ■Act*' f-| h >»- �» Memphis, Mobile Tangle Tonight Seminoles Workout In Rain Yesterday faint, the baadflni above wall deggrtbai the Florida SUta League's IT * *•#«• « f play, even the alrsttU'i vatdkan and more blase’ Marls m Hera are In agreement that the record number of rookies kl nation did give tha fans faster, mere spirited,and of-tfmes high­ ly IsneeHinsi baseball. Credit for this must go directly la Florida State League PresUsnt John Krider, who untiringly laid Um ‘ groundwork which bnufht tha league for the flnt time le history full or partial wtridng agreements with eaven major league dubs, and lo the Every tongue eity except OrJtondo started with n mnlot lea­ gue “ connection". The . Yankees MEMPHIS UH B—Memphis tingle, ti with Mobile tonight to tee who pity* AtlinU for the Southern Atloclatl i chimplonihlp. the member* of the club, which Memphis squired the beil-ofwil] include weight, dams, and •even teriet i t three garnet each position. Then Fleming will falast night hr clubbing the Bears mlllsriae the audience with the 54) behln righthander Billy Dueffensive and defensive forma­ tions with the team demonstrating four’i ala-hit pitching. after which the team will stag* The victor opens agglntt tho regular exercises and somt pennant-winning Crackers in At­ scrimmage. lanta Thursday In the final rood Ernest Cowley, music director of the Shaoghnesty playoff. The of Seminole High School, will playoff ehamplon goes into the make hla uaual fabulous perfor­ Sanford Is expected to be well mance with Hla band, majorettes, represented In the annus) Arche­ Dixie Series against the Texas League champion. pep squad, and cheerleaders. The ry Hunt to bo held In the Ocala musical entertainment alone National Forest, October 12 should make the outing worth through October 21. According while. to Don Strode, Project Leader, The fans will gasa in aw* at approximately two hundred arcthe imposing new scoreboard. The hers are expected to participate new 22 foot electronic mechan­ In the hunt. AlJ legal native game ism will be completely installed will be open to bowhuntera for by Pow-Wow lime tonight. The this period. Cameron Ave, Between Celery |1,600 score board is the type used asd 23th I’h. IM-tt Fifty thouaand acres of the by big schools, colleges, and pros­ LAST TIME TONIGHT management Area have been se­ it waa purchased for the Sanford “ ROCK AROUND Seminoles by tha Florida State lected for this hunt The Hunt THE CLOCK” Bank. Tho new bleacher arrange­ will be that section of the Forest with Bill Raley ment will please the fans as thsy beginning at Davenport Lsnding WED. - THUR. - FRI. become aware of new comfort and proceeding west and south to Eureka Bridge, the boundary is ■JAIT. KID aad THE SLAVE and better vision. JIML with Eve Usbor All this adds up to a ceremony Forest Road IV to Its intersec­ JESSE JAMES WOMEN worth attending, as the Sanford tion, tha boundary follows For­ with Don Barry est Road 85 to tho intersection Seminole fans turn out to wish their team a aucceseful season of the River Road) thence north­ west to the River Road to Daven­ tonight at 7:30 In Memorial port Landing. Stadium. Arehers will bo required to have a special |6.00 Ocsla Ar­ chery Hunt Stamp and a regular valid hunting license. Hunt Stamps may be purchased at Pow-W ow A tM em orial Stadium Tonite Fighting desperately against waning time, coach BUI Fleming put his Sanford Seminoles through a workout' and scrimmage in heavy rain yesterday, attempting supporters having reason nightly to get his scoring machine in to hallevo that this,was tha game smooth operation for the season which would sea the Saints "take opener against the Cocoa Tiger* o f f . The night never came, tha Friday night. Tha primary purpose of this (drlsly) drill was to Saints finishing sixth end-seventh give the backftsld the opportunity respectively. to familiarise themselves with Only two managerial changes wet-ball handling, to work on downtook plica, Hodgln eras replaced field blocking In the rain, and wetby Baird at Palatka on July >3 baQ punt returns. and Wright was succeeded by qCeOs.Cfleld cmf erafwy cmw Gerald "Gee” Walker at Orlando ” Jt waa kind of a drab dgy.” on July 18. . Fleming remarked after his mud­ Of the. 28* players In uniform, dy team headed for the showers. only Id were **vaterana" and only "This weather threw us way off five of them were DeLand re­ schedule, and to a degre* offset gularly during the last month of the gain In extra tmie we had made by holding workouts Sunthe season. Naturally, with the league dpy.” This, In turn, was offset by the return of Brsntley Sehir■rd and Murray Nance to the playing field. Both boys forked out lightly in pads today and are exMeted to be ready to bolster the lne play against Cocoa. The Sanford Seminoles spent ■ one game, two dubs Inside nine Innings: 15, Orlando (5) home with SI. Petersburg (T) on Aug. 23. Most men fanned: Cocoa I,014, breaking the old V12 mark set by Orlando 1056. M o s t homarst Cocoa 102. Most Times Walked Intentionally In • Inn. ir By Lou tortile, got off to a Ings: Four, O’Brien, Palatka, it atari under Taft Wright but Aug. 22, 2 league' leadership In early A new high record number of ge to Buddy Kerr’s Cocoa player* struck out In 1058, or 7,Mta who went on to boss out .141, as compared with the pre­ Ee Majsaki's Daytons Beach vails high nr 8.028 In 1V65. A sndera by one-half gsmo on new In combined elub batting the final night of the first half. average also was set In 1V58, a . Cocoa appeared beaded for an .211 rx compared with tha pre­ easy second half flag victory but vious low of .246 In 1V55. was forced Into a major re-alignRecrrds lied in 1058 were few, maot erf personnel when second too: Enos, Orlando, walked btacmen Ben Valley went out for ■lx times Inside nine Innings on (ho season with a broken leg at Aug. IS, while three player* tied the and of the second half’s first the league record hy striking out break. From then on, Kerr had five times inside nine frames: Ills hands full warding off tho Terry Hinton, Patatka, On May Attack of both Ray Wilson’s 26, Boh Hamel, Orlando, On June Gainesville Cirdtnils and Wall 16, end Chuck Tearson, Cocos, Ravish* West Pehn Beach Sun on Aug. 17. Chiefs. Slaty nine games ware shut­ -' As was the rass In the half, outs over nine Innings or more, Cocoa won tha aeeond half flag while 17 were seven.lnnlng shut­ hy winning tha final gams of tbs out*. Forty-three games went in ataVM, a gstne which did not start to extra Innings, with the longest Instil after 10:80 p. m., because being West Palm Beach’s 2 to 1 Of rain. Mid way of the game, decision over St, Petersburg at ward cams that datnesvlllo had horns Juns 5 after 16 innings. lost to Leesburg to foil a full Felipe Alou, Coeoa outfielder, me behind Cocoa which want took Individual batting honors to win (ts gema ahortly nfier with a .380 mark after having midnight, for, a one and ojwhaffbitted .400 or better for nearly game victory over Oalnasrllto, nine weeks. He alee led In stolen : Tha final, three weak* of aa- bases with 45; in eMrlfles files corn! half play saw West Palm with It. Roach at Its lest, Novlek’a man Daytona’s Don Dillard, who cutting a wide oath through the suffered ■ broken tog bone during elreult. Not until the final week the final week, led In RBI’s with were thev out of (he race. Beach 126, in triples with XT, in hits apartawriter* hailed the team *» with 101, and the In total bases being better than any aver to with 283. 'represent tha city In the Florida Cocoa's Gene Cockrell and international. Gainesville's Plsssre were tied Mvstery Warn appeared'to he In homers with 22 each, while 't, the Daytona eBach squad which Cocoa's Tommy Wright and Dil­ was credited by many sa having lard were lied with 28 doubles •m , ithe best over-all hurling stiff, esch, bring second to Daytona’s o).:;; an outflrld second to none, tho Gene Bennett who led with 30 second best second base combine- doubles, ^‘4*o»i, a hishiv rnpablc mvnaver. Daytona's Churk Matthews led In *‘ ‘ After being nosed out of the ffr*t runs scored with 114 and In times half Dag by half a game, the walked with 120, while Daytona’a Palatka under Ralph Hodgln Frank Syssmanskl tod in tlmea •team never recovered. fanned with 146. ■pent the entire first half getting Cocoa's Julio Navarro swept organised, finaliv winding up the boards among the hurlers. ., with a fourth pUr* -500 flntlh He was tha only B6-gam« winner, l la the second half after Charley recording 24 out of 32 decisions. " ■ Baird became pilot on July 28. Hs hid the best I R average, a Leesburg under Tom Giordano, fine 2.16 after 248.1 Inning* In ' and like Palatka returning to 40 games. He fkaaad the most action after a two-year abseree, msn—218. Howls Reeraft of Day­ never could get started. Opening tona had tha most nlnt-lnnlng with a host of simon-pure rook­ ihut-outs-fivs. ies, and a few hand-picked playora assigned by Kansas CUy, the *A’fi" tried ona combination after another before Milwaukee stepp­ ed in and fielded a team that Hnis bed fifth la the second half. It, Petersburg, with Ken 811 C Excitement ripples through the air as Sanford readies itself for Buck Metis, graduate of Semi­ a gigantic pep rally and fow . nole High School, continual to Wow tonight at Memorial Sta­ get tha starting nod from Flor­ dium beginning at 7:30 p.m.‘ The ida State head mentor Tom Nu­ spectacle is being sponsored by Seminole gent, as the Injury-riddled Semi- the newly formed noles prepare to open the season Chiefs' Club, and will ghra the against an equally Injured Ohio football fane of Sanford and University team Sept. 21 under Seminote County the opportunity of making pre-season acquaintan­ the lights In Tallahassee. Bofli teams have lost a top-notch ces with the Chiefs Club, the new halfback In the past week. FSU’a edition of the Sanford Seminoles, Pat Versprllle, a Junior Irora Nor. the floe coaching staff, tho hand folk, Va. received a nerve Injury majorettes, pep squad, cheerlead­ late last week and it now appears ers, aid the many Improvements he may be out for the entire rea­ in the stadium. son. Meanwhile, in the Ohio camp, ' The Seminole Chiefs Clcb is the Bobcats have lost Vent Smith, a booster club organised primar­ their number one right halfbaek. ily for the benefit of high school Smith baa undergone an appen- athletics. The ehtb membership deetomy erJ will be lost to the Is expected to take a tremendous •quad for about two or three loom upwards tomorrow night weeks. Tha other starting Ohio from the energetic 80 that found­ halfback, Jim Htlles received a ed tie organisation. John flchl. dislocated shoulder early in prac­ rard Jr., president of the Club, tice, and will not engage In any will give the many fans the op­ contact work until shortly be­ portunity to meet his able vicefore game time. He to, however, president and membership chair­ expected to start. man, Thomas Stringer. And he, Both teams have better than In turn, will give the Sanford average running games, and both citlisnry the opportunity Joining coaches have worked considerably tho ranks of this progressive or­ on passing, both offensively end der. Dr, A, W, Epps Jr., ehslrdefensively. Ohio coach Carroll men o f the club’s program com­ Wlddoes has admitted that his mittee, said the Pow-Wow was pass offense “needs more work” , staged at a perfect time, Just and Seminole mentor Tom Nu- three days before the 8enford Seminoles kick off their first season In the Orange Belt Con­ Both teams have sevsral other ference against Cocoa, and that boys sidelined with minor Injuries the effslr should draw a capac­ of various types, but most of ity crowd. Andrew J. Bracken, principal of these are expected to recover In The Athletic deportment will ISeitnole High School, announced time to see action next Saturday be Introduced to the'crowd. Atb- today that plans were wen under­ I night. In the BCmlnolo camp, Nu­ for tho formation of a Latterletic director Fred Ganas will lead way ' gent has said that thsra may be men's Club at SHS, Membership the group, brought up hy head < {ess contact work In atom for hie will be comprised of students earn­ mentor Bill Fleming and hla as­ charges,' particularly If injuries sistant! Bud Layer, Dave Laude, ing 1 school letters In the various persist. The head man ia Tribe's Trlbe'a hewf" ' “eald ,J and JV coach Diek Silvers. Sil­ activities. This will be a service Monday that hs may cant* a vers and Lauda will he making organisation to the school, spon­ * scheduled game scrimmage Wedtheir first sppearanca before the 'sored by the coaches, and for Die neiidsy to avoid any morejnjuriee purpose of further developing Hanford fans. cropping up. "“ We can’t“ afford any C -------“ The highlights of the evening jpeer leadership on the teenage Injuries in eur first team, «• lsvel. Bracken said, “ We of the wilt be the Introduction of the faculty of the school feel that IPM Sanford Seminoles. Bill j the present seniors are an ex­ Flaming will give a rundown on cellent , nucleus for such leader, ■hip organisation. against Chicago with the Sox com. “ This club to not only for the ing on with (heir top fllnger, building of school spirit," Brack­ southpaw Billy Pierce 80-7, Ford en continued. "Tho Intrinsic value CHICAGO Uh — The New York has beaten the Sox five times In Yankees, with one eye on the six games this season. Pierce has of aueh an organtoatoln Is the re­ sponsibility promoted by the club National League penoant race, a l-l record against tha Yanks. members example. Thera art many hope to einch their eighth flag in Actually, the Yankees aren’t opportunities for student leader­ )0 years tonight when they meet worried about clinching the pen­ ship to be displayed in the schools the second-placa Chicago White nant. They’ll do it one way or the in which the student leaders suc­ other even If the White Sox fore­ ceed better than through guidance Manager Casey Stengel w i l l stall the act tonight. They toad re left-hander Whltey Ford 11-3 the Sox by 11 games. Student leadership eluba have Archery Hunt To Be Held In National Forest Oct. 12-21 Plans Underway A t SHS To Form Lettermen's Club Yankees, White Sox Meet Tonite competition. The outstanding bit of yettor. day'* scrlmaga came from the fullback post*. Terry Gocmbel, Ronnie Giles, and Bruce Hold all ran batter than previous season outing*. Bcrlmmaga arts called at 5 p.m„ when the team went inside for a thorough session of skull practice with the us* of the blackboard and chalk directed mainly to the set of quarterbacks. It will take tbs best quarterbacking the boys can give to toad the underdog Semi notes to victory over the at least 150 yards. All game killed during tha Hunt must bs tagged and checked and will seen widely acelalmed by educa­ tional psychologists as a most af. fectiva weapon against juvenile delinquency. MOBY DICK GREGORY PECK 7:00 Only Owe FwO Hoar of CartooM LEGAL NOTICE OPEN 11:41 Last Showing ;j ■ 1 Ont quilt Sunday momini Kwddinly bacinw & " the nmt imnnrtsnl thins in tha m o>t im portant thing inth th» world to h» STARTING Wetinesdayf The Board o f Trustees o f the Seminole County Public Hospital is offering for sale the property for­ m erly occupied by the Femald-Laughton Memorial Hospital, said property being more particularly described as. Lota 1, 2, and 3, Block 7, Tier 5, City o f Sanford, according to E. R.Trafford's map thereof recorded in Plat Book Pages 66-64, Public Records o f Seminole County, Florida. This property will be open for Inspection the week o f September 17 through September 22, 1966, be­ tween the hours o f 9 a. m. - 5 p. m., Monday through Friday, and 9 a. m. -1 2 noon on Saturday. Any interested persons shall submit their offer In writing to: Good Coffee A ll k l a d a undwichai, ■hikes, soft drinks, all popalar brands of cold beer. C A R HOF SER V IC E c a t 1 /T l BE3EX Seminole Memorial Hospital Post O ffice Box 859 Sanford, Florida Attention: H any M. Weir, Administrator CARTOnw �— t- - •- i ^ m 'j ■; ■-*ry r •' ■ "— ‘ n k> A Want Ad A Day flakes All Business Pay—Phone 1821 IT-BUIL1)INU— REPAIRS PAINTING •Hi Em pty? 'A N T AOS ; rg K N T 'EM EAST P k 1821 I—AUCTIONS PUBLIC AUCTION se—w o r k Wa n t e d —f e m a l e 43—BUILDING MATERIALS USED BKICK Houie cleaning A baby sitting, rWO CARLOADS beautUul uaed PAINTERS ATTENTION - For 1113 E. Ith. brick. Orange, red, end burnt Sale: OB Wall paint 56c, gal. black. See them at SHERMAN 11.M, Famoua brand. Firestone S3—BUSINEM OPPORTUNITIES CONCRETE PIPE CO. Stores. LONGWOOD LAUNDERETTE — METAL ROOFING doing good gross. Fully equip­ FLOOR landing and finishing. ped. Living quarters. Only ona Now In stock, S-V Crimp —1/4" Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Corrugated — 2*4" Corrugated in town. Priced to tell quick or nole county since IMS. Oat all Your roofing needs at trade. Ideal for couple or re­ H. M. Gleason, Lake Mery tired person. See anytime be­ Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West 13th St. MeHANEY-SMITH P A I N W tween 7 e. m. and 7 p. m. doead Sat. and Bun. 1415 8 . Perk Phone l» 3 «*—RlIHlNKM e q u ip m e n t For Painting call Mr. Talker, Ph. This Is a free pass to the Movie. HAYNES Office Machine Co., land Rlda-In Theatre for Mr*. 000-XR. Room apeclal »4.*3. Typewriters, adding machines Beml* Stone. Exp. daU Sept 27. Si let-Rents It, 314 Mag* Pb. 44. M—PIANO SERVICE 35—MONEY TO LOAN STUDENTS—tee the newest thing L. L 8111 — Plano Technician In typewriters — Royal's 1057 Phaee 1104 Eeate I, Saaferd AUTO LOANS “ Twln-Pak" porubta. The fast­ COST LESS est portable on the market la 11-ROOFING and PLUMBING 7 colors. 34 months to pay. Office Supply Florida State Bank 117 8. Powell's CERAMIC TILE Magnolia Phone M0 OF SANFORD Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 47—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD Free estimate. Quality work. TtM — S:M MERCHANDISE ~ PLUMBING F m D w PrUci Furniture, TV, Washing Machines, - Contract and Repair Work 43-ARTICLES for BALE Fra* Estimate* Stoves and many other Items too R. L, HARVEY FOR SALE—New Firestone clock numerous to mention, at a sav­ Phone 1020 radio 4A121 — 113.45. Firestone ings you can't afford to miss. 204 Sanford Ave. Thursday Night Only 7:30 to B:30 Stores. Sanford Fanners Auction Mar We buy and sell used furniture. ket. Uwy ITU.. Paying top cash price* for any thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ -f LA—PLACE! to EAT ING POST on 17-S3 Ph. M53-W. Contractus and Repair Special at the Palm Drive-In Pbooe 1113 For Sale—4C23 Portable radio— Theatre snack bar: Hamburger, 1007 Saaferd Ave. 114.05. Firestone Stores. French-fry and coke, tray for two, |1,00. On Cameron Avs., W. J. KING —Factory to You— Plumbing Contreetor East of Sanford. White Patron' Aluminum Kohler Plumbing A Supplies age Only. Venetian Bllwdo Ream Electric Water Heatera Ph. H Eneioeed head. Sag-proof bottom MAH-LOU RESTAURANT UM Orlande Dr. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Sample Menu: T-Bone Steak, mblng. Kresty Heating Plumbin rayon tapes. Cotton er nylon Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida cards. M. G. HODGES Lobster, Deviled Crab, and of ScRkflrlk GIam tad Paint C*. Service on All Water Pumps— % course Lola’s Famous Plus. Wells Drilled — Pump* 113-114 Weat 2nd 8t. Pbooe PHONE UT5.W for takeout. Paola Bead, Phone 700 Hwy 1T-IJ South. For Sale—Uaed Frlgidalre $16.00. PLUMBING A HEATING Flraitona Stores. This Is a free pass to the Movie, land Ridt-ln Theatre for LL It. Septic Tank Installation A Service Heater Service. Archie C. Her* Army Cota, 93.N ; Faint, 33-50 gal A. Duvall, Enterprise. Exp. data T-Shirts, 4lc; Army-Navy Surp­ iett, Phone T34-W or 1335. Sept. IT, IBM. lus, 310 Sanford Ave. “ It's a very nice place you've got 22—SPECIAL NOTICES here."— (unsolicited testimonial For Sale—Pop-up Toaster $7.(0. At CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING about the Doggie Diner A Bar, Firestone Store*.______________ Slip Covan and Drapes Lake Maty.) STANLEY KULP For Sal*—I repossessed child's PHONE Ride 'Em Plan«s-430.M Value. 4—LOST $15.00 each. Firestone Stores. LOST — Boxer dog, fawn color PUMPS A IPEINELEE SYSTEMS with black marking down middle All types end eltea. Insulted er For Sale—Gleea fly rods, 10R15I, "Do It Youreelf." Closeout at $4.40 each. Firestone of back. Answers to "Topper", WE EEPA1E AND SEEV1CE Storee. Call 500. REWARD. STINE Machine and Supply Co. A FRIENDLY PLACE TO ’ LOST! Wicker bag containing Ph. M TRADE F.M.B. 5c lOe A 26c knitting, en hospital parking lob 107 W. and S t Store. M l 8. Banford Ave. keep bag; leave knitting at ho*. GATLIN ■ROTEERl «pltal dealt or Phone M7J . Dragline A BuUdotar Servlee For Sale—Child's Out-door Swing Ph. a n Geneve. MM-W le n fe r l Set. A SIMS Value for 120.03. t I—PERSONAL NOTICES Firestone Stores. ORLANDO Sonttnel f u r , Call ROl±A WAV, Hoapltal and Biby Ralph Key, tu t. ator, only For Sale—Ueed Refrlgerat Bede Day,1Week, or M orth -T cl $•(.00. Firestone Stares 1423. rural tore Caster — • AUTOMOTIVE i —BOATS AND MOTORS Evlnrude Bales A Service LOWEBV * BRIDGES dan, USS-W Orange City Spr 4-M34 CROSLEY - BENDIX -Sales end Service RANDALL Electric Company Phone Ml Service— Quality— Satisfaction 104I E. 1st S t Pb i l l Sanford 2S37-J-S D* Bary For Sale—Ttt HP used Fireetona Motor, ITS.00. Very good shape. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Firestone 8torea. LONG, Phone 3M 207 East Commercial Ave. FOR SALE-New 6 HP Firestone outboard motor, ML Firestone ENVELOPES, Letterheads, stateStore. manta, Invoices, hand bills, and programs, e t c . Progressive II—PARTS - REPAIRS Printing Co. Phone 4M — 403 West 13th HU For Sale—New $5»-85 custom built auto radio. While they last P M RADIO REPAIRMEN each. Firestone Stores. ATTENTION For Sale—adjustable TV wall It—'TRACTORS mounU 91.53, TV aurial cave Small Case Tractor In good con mounU 91.15 30-ft. TV 200M Up dltlon. Suitable for farm or Malta M-00. Firestone Stores. amali '{ruve. i'rlc* $336, Call Ray Herron MM aftar 0:00 Export Watch Repairing. Fully p.m. 1U4J-W. Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry A Luggage Co., 300 Sanford Ave. U—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to see us before For home repair work and altera­ tions. Call 131-J. Ray C. Slagle. you buy. Oper Evening* sod Sundays. This la n free pasa to the Prairie Eeatatde frailer Seles Lake Drive-In Theatre for Mias Peletke, Pie. Lis Wharton. Exp. date Sept. 27, Trailer, Sale-Rent, Pb. 66S-XR. ROBSON Sport Inv Goods 3 30 ft. Aluminum House Trailer, Trees trimmed, removed and de­ 'Si modal, modern. Draamwold moted. Ph. 1007-R. Trailer Park,__________ SANFORD TREE CO, For Rant—Modern trailer lots, M > EMPLOYMENT IM . Adults. Rasa. Call 3021 W. This Is n free pass to the Palm 10-HELP WANTED—FEMALE Drive-In Theatre for Herman Jacobson, Exp. date Sept. 17, SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Steady year 'round work, ex­ 1060. cellent waxes. Free hospitalisa­ l t - o j g g CAES________________ tion and Ufa insurance, pleas* ent working conditions, paid 1052 Pontiac Catalina, clean at holidays end vacations. Apply a whittle, end ell good rubber. in peraon to BROOKFIELD Only |0M. la y Herron Ph MILLS, IM N. Elm. MM or I343-W, after S:M p. a . Teuchton'a *56 Olds 1-Dr. Holiday Coupe: WAITRESS—Apply Drug Store, Mr. Clark. power Steering A brakes; Ra­ dio-Heater. rear epenkar. Lea ther interior, 1 Tone Green. Girls ever 'l l . Apply P lf’n Whia C a l l -------SEVERAL lev pel eel care, rang­ Experienced meat wrapper, cap­ able general meal counter work. ing from |7I up, for good eco­ nomical transportation Ray Her­ Apply Tip-Top Super Market. ron, Phone SMS or TMS-W after Position Of responsibility oped U » :« p m. young woman 21 to 35 with good typing end ability to work with IttTPONTIAC S cylinder, 1-door, public. Credit or collection ex­ c.esn, MM. Ray Herron, Phone perience useful. Burt at $40jM. MM, or 1MLW, after g:M p.m. Apply Collection Division, Credit Bureau of Etaftwd. 003 Atlantic BUSINESS National Bask Bldg. SERVICES lt-BKAUTV PAELBM Modem Alr-coedhiweed Sale* H nrrlett'a B o M fy N w fc Ml A Oak Ph. Ml TU* U a free Mae i*• the Rlts Theatre for Elmer _ Exp. date Sept. If, UM. 30—MALE er FEMALE DISHWASHER and _____ Cook. Steady Job, 0-dav weak Apply In person. PHELPS RESTAURANT, Hwy 17-08 Mas or Women with Track I n k •Togo Office Experience. Mate experience. siL ry expected Ap­ ply Box 1), c-e Sanford Herald. THE SANFORD HERALD Tuea., Sept. IS, 1956, Pa<« f *5—HOMES Lake frost Btedroem C.B. house Fishing, awlmmiag. Ph. 3053-W I. aftar 4t30. S-BEDROOM House, living room, kitchen, Florida room and car port*. In town, Phono I00L t-bedroom furnished apt Vary clean and cloeo-ia. Jimmy Co­ wan Ph. tlL There Is No BEST Day To Advertise According To Scientific SorvOya PHONE 2100 or 2900 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE—This Solid Brick 2-BEDROOM HOME I A 3 room freshly painted apt*. lias a big, comfortable living Phone 2M3-W or 2313. and dining room, built-in cab* tnsta In the kitchen with mod­ ern electric rang* and refrige­ N 1c • bedroom. Private entrance rator. You'll antoy tho large A hath. Phone 2023-W. ecreeneddn porch and beauti­ 3-ROOM furnlehed apartmc&L fully landscaped grounds with Call I4M-J. lot* of shrubbery and sprink­ ling ayitem. Has a fireplace 2Bedroom furn apt. I 40 and mo. central heating. Excellent resident!*! location—2417 Lau­ 3Bedroom, 2 bath house 3125 mo. rel Avenue. 3-Bedroom furn. house $ IS mo, ROSA L. PAYTON Broker Ph. 2071 PRICED REASONABLE Furnished garage apt. 2300 Mel lonvUI*. ODHAM A TUDOR Buy your Furniture at Berry's Warehouse Fura. Co., at 001 W. Partly furnished block home. 001 per- me. 2(11 Prtncton Ave. Pb. 1st S t All nationally adv. furn­ 2203-M. iture at warehouse prices. 2-Bedroom trailer, utility room and Solve the Fla. loom. On private lot, $53. "Guest” Sleeping Problem Ph. 3410-R. 21125 8. French Ave. Thone 2100 A 2900 Want ads bring results every day. Esch day people have want*. And each day brings results when you plae* a want ad in the Sanford Herald. Piece your Herald went ed on a " tf" n i l forbid) order end cancel when you have had rctulU. With An ftmflUJl b u l l d o z in g 34—APTS—MOUSES—BOOMS Shell Apt*.: Furn. 3 room apt., screen porch, plus roUaway bed, 2-Bedroom, Concrete block, large a beautiful couch by day garage. 012 Park Ave. Ph. 4M-W closets, carports en Hi lots In A comlorteble 00-lncb wide bed quiet neighborhood, PHONE This is a free pass to the Pralrla by night. 2829-J. Lake Drive-In Theatre for Don­ Converts to twin beua nie Davis, Exp. date Sept. 27, Converts to a couch and a 1950, single bed. Echols H i-Riztr n • n • $94.50 REAL ESTATE TIRED A Selection of Beeutlful Tailored Covers and Bolsters W -T A tM l AND GKOVH of the same old thing? Slightly Extra See the spacious new tastefully 10 acre tile farm. Thro* bedroom different homes in —, — ECHOLS BEDDING CO. house, larfe barn. All equipment Career Sad A Magnolia. Ph 1221 South Plnecrest Sanford and machinery. Easy term*. Ph. Grove Manors Sanford "Bed Bamberger" Mgr. 1393-J. P. O. BOX USA Valencia Villa* GeLand opeu Meedey'e tU 0:30 e. m. VISIT OUR BALCONY tS—HOMES IMMEDIATE Used furniture, appliances, touts, etc. Bought-sotd. Larry’s Mart OCCUPANCY Will build on your lot. Your plan 321 East 1st 81. Pbooe 113L tr ours. ours, Wo can arrange finan­ Ideally Situated cing. Call us for additions or NECCHIELNA Luxuriously Planned remodeling. Sewing Machine Center Sales, Service and Reotali Moderately Priced LOWELL E. OZIF.R GARRETT'S 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with I 323 E. First St. Pbooe 1431 Office: SMI S. Oriaado Or. and 2 baths situated on large, artistically landscaped lot*. 3-Bedroom frame bom* on 3 lota. Paved streets and all other Living room, sonant* dining $ SAVE $ city conveniences make these room, and kitchen. Bathroom, 3 colonies of owntr.occupled ON GOOD USED screened porches. > room apt. homes truly delightful places FURNITURE In rear. Private entrance. Few io live. Mather O f Sanford citrus tree*. $3000. P.O. Box 191. Designed, Built and Sold Geneva, Fla. 203-09 E. 1st St. Phone 127 YOUR OLD BEDROOM SUITE IS WORTH S50.00 (or more) . . . toward lha purchase of a limited number nf nationally advertised JOllNSON-CARPER, DREXEL end BASSETT Bed­ room Suites, to be sold for ad-vertlalng purposes. This is a free guest pass to the W1LSON-MAIER Palm Driv#-ln Theatre for Mra. L. P. Aucoln, Exp. date Sept, Where you always find big valuta quick credit and easy terms. 27, I960. 311 E. 1st St. Phone 961 For Bale—Thor Automatic Washer 43-FARM and GARDDEN only $23.00. Flreatone Stores. Georgia cabbage plant*. All var For Sato—Trade In GE Refrigera­ letlee — any amount. Hugh C Whetrhcl, State Market Stal tor $09JM. Firestone Stores. 16. Day 1260, night, (127. Electric portable sewing machine, For Halo — Have you a large $11. Phone 3075-W. hedge? Electric hedge trimmer only one to sell at $10.95. Fire­ 1053 Coldspot 0 cu. tu refrigera­ stone Store*. tor. Good condition. $100. Call 20B1.XM. For Sale— Reel type power mower, only one to go at $51.50. Fir*' Practically new 11-gauge Renting, ■tone Stores. ton Sportsman automatic Shot­ gun. Shot lr>* then 1 box shells, 10-MUKICAt INSTRUMENTS $13. W. C. Hill, Pb. I ll or 1110. BPINET PIANO BARGAINS For Sale—Apt. six* refrigerator, Three lovely spinet*, one blonde, M0. 3-burncr electric range, $35. available. These piano* have Springe A Mattress, $10. 3019 Or. bean on rental to teacher*. Are Undo Dr. New, covered by five yeers war­ ranty. Tremendous e a t i n g s . 5 _ 10" Wire spoils wheels with T e r m s available. Call Mr. tires A tubes fit 15 A Model-A Streep, Streep Music L'o.. Orlan­ Ford. Cheap. Phone K70-J. do 4-2401, or write 341 N. Or. FOR FILMS, Finishing. Tape Re­ ange._________________________ corders, Supplies SEE — WIEBOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 110 RENTALS S. Park Ave. 14—APIS—HOU8ES-EOOM8 44 APPLIANCES For Sale—5D54 Gas heater, 10,000 Rose Court: 3 room apartment, furnished. Kitchen equipped. Pb. BTU o n l y II4J0 Firestone 1404. Stores. 5-room unfurn. apt Newly oecora'S S T S K 0,‘ iL ' tod. 1)01 Celery Ph. 008-W. Fla. Phone F04-331S or Sanford If interested In apartment clean­ 144J-W alter I p. u. er then average. Close in. See Jimmy Cowan. Pk. 61S. For Sal*— Repossesaed Television. A Beauty—only $33.00 Firestone Preach Avenue bom* luitable for Store*. hems A bus lues*. For informa­ tion caU 1404. For Sale—3/4 HP alr-coadJtlonerf. Mitchell. Only,* for $174J0 each. WELAKA APARTMENTS: noma 1 HP Mitchell elr-condUioner, private hatha. U4 W. Pint bl $110.00. All brand new. Fire­ Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Fh fS0-W stone Store, Pk. 1L For Sale—Apt. also used Electric S E I Semi—1* E— lty for Deatraklo Homos sad Apt*. Phone IT. Range. Only 1 at |SIj00. Fire­ stone Store*. EFFICIENCY t b r n a i s l HaltOhio far kiahmar or couple. Far Sale — Used Electric Stove, Private both. Across fram Foot $10J». Firestone Stare*. Office. Maaaol Jacob*oa. This U a free pest to tke Rita 4-room downstairs apt., screened .Theatre for Donald Knight. Exp. porch. Upstair* efficiency apt., data Sept. 27, 105*. screened porch. 310 Park Av*. Phone 1031. For Sale—Trade-In TV, $30 rtrestone Storee. 3-Raom apartment, untarnished. Over gas station. CaU 01N. For Sale—Very good used AutomaFlraitona Fura. apartment aowly decorated. tk Washer at Suitable for couple. Phono 1070. f tU DOWN 3 Bedrooms and Carport* Terraxxo Floors Kitchen Equipped - - WcrEmteeaUnl'Locitioo Landscaped Yards Ready for occupancy In 4 weeks ODHAM ft TUDOR ihc. Builders of Fine Homos For Florida Living SALES OFFICE 2025 S. French Avenue Phone 2100 and 2080 A . K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Phone 1991 Builder 1100 MtUoavUle TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD CALL 18SI DAILY CROSSWORD DOWN. ACROM 19. Even 1. Passes* 1. Bet (poet.) 90. Lavo 2. Belt ft. Equipment 3. Employ 32. SubI. Drench ' aides 4. Honey10. Even 33. Joke 12. A thick coup gathering 25. A by*. insect 13. Sultan's ft. Brightness decree ■InIsn 14. Coin •.Weird (var.) X Polynesian prince (Swed.) 19. Upward 20. Lerrtet drink 37. ConYeewfSer'e i t. Regain curving of poeseetlaw e ship's ftden35. Scorch planking i. root tlene 30. Retengtef 11. Quids* 10. Water god 20. Flowering to her T 10. Respo (Babyt.l ehrub Sl.VlteUt/ 17. Bon* (enet.) IE Weaver's 30. cute 3f. Pi enema * 11. Denomina­ reed 31. Fret 40. Owns tion 20. Marry 7" r 21. Insect organ w 13. Crowds 24. City (Indie) • hi 20. Precious 11 % rr stone 21- Former ir , ** Turkish titles *i 31. Tims* in % office FT" “ 32. Compss* E T i point 31. Fine (aym.) W ^M 34. Sloth IT If *# ab 17 33. Dtetrese 1 signs) il V 38. Variant te . t, of “h r §’ 37. A >ot M 30. Puppy 41. Near it 41 (poet.) % 43. Bodente U.4 4$ 43. Nimble 44. Mountain % y of These*!* n For Sol* or Rent— 4 bedroom 07-BROKERS sad REALTORS house. 2007 Adams, Phone 17S0-J. Robert A. Williams, Realtor Raymond Lundqutit, Associate Phaao 1873 Attest!* Saak Bldg. •7—BROKERB aog REALTORS BEAUTIFUL .1-Bedroom, 2-bath home, located in South Plnecreet. Corner lot beautifully landscaped. Near Pinoeraat fchoel. Built-In rang* and oven. Buy this home with a low down payment and n* suma a 4Vi percent mortgage. Ona year old. Mi Hilling I 'll II . h : r\ m * jm r t . |Rf ’ *| If' ! || R i l 14(1 IM J I " 1'I ' M. < e I » Jf •fed I 1' 4 n :m • r|r **i'« hi l - e. T’lfel • ‘''n * I M l • 4|M»?n i M l|lt HI . ' Of .i • M j« e IT—BROKERS U i RIALT0M FOR THE GENTLEMAN $700. DOWN WILL TRADE • FARMER Balance like rent, buys this com Attractive 2-Bedroom frame house fortsble 3-bfdrount une story In must dosirablo neighborhood. 3-Bedroom CoionUUyp# homo, u g bath, L a i garage, eovorol stori home near Ills|h School. Price ir ilia' Hardwood floors, car pone, out­ of (6500 Includes range, apace door fireplace, kitchen equipped. healer and Vanatlan blinds. 1m Owner will trade equity for mod­ ...... . „ N| , ,i«wtdc weus. eara mediate possession. Let your em l-bedroom trailer in good road frontage. ConvxateMf terent receipts pay for this home. condition. cated. AH for $35,000. Teres* available. LAKE FRONT HOME On 03/4 acre*. Completely furnW. DIETRICHS T. W. MKRO lihed with new modem furniture REALTORS including TV. 3-Bedroomi, m IMI Park Ave Phase 27 or 143 A. B. PETERSON baths, large sleeping porch and large screened porch, 2-car ga. Broker Aiaoclatei: A B. Poteraoa REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN u rage, lovely shade trees, Loca­ Jr., P. J. Chasteraon,i. Garfield >544 French Ave. Willetts, John Melecb and ted 5 miles from Banford. J. W. HALL, REALTOR Williams. A C. Doufaey, U $23,000 TERMS. lufwnMkat Johaay Walker, Aeeoetete Surveyor. “ Cell IUU" Phone 17M Ill N. Park Avo. Pkouo UM Semihole Realty WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN This 3-bedroom, 1 bath home In South Plnocrest. Fenced-li backyard for the kids to play I CORNER LOTS, near Plnecreet Sehoot. Attractive Terms in safety, OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Osier, Broker BELL Hliel M. FleW, AMnelate Aoytkteg 2801 So. Orlando Hwy. Phono 1351 ODHAM A TUDOP B U S I N E S S OPPORTUNITY— With A EVENINGS: 3115 anrl T9u 2039 French Ave. Apartment home with *lx units, Phone 3100 or 2930 Good monthly Income. Attrsc IF IT IB REAL ESTATE live terms. BOTH of thee* homes or* ready ask Crumley ft Moetofth for imaeedlate occupancy, S* J t i l CALL Consult A REALTOR First at 117 Booth Park. Pkooo 773 Them Today. 1331 CULLEN AND HARKEY They Enow IM M. Park Av*. Pkooo 2312 SWAP ANYTHINGl Just NO DISHWATER HANDS la this large substantial bom* Classified ada. Pkooo UU ter • 11,000 with all-electric kitchen, 3 bed­ Lora* 3 bearuooi 2 balk helpful ad-writer. rooms, separate dining room, Nome «■ Urge lot den and oak floors throughout. Price $17,10* Located on 3 lots In good neigh­ ROSA L. PAYTON. borhood. Reduced for immediate sale. For Sale Ey Owner—Lock Arbor Register*! Root Estate Broker $11,000—$3,000 Down 3171 17*93 at Hlawalko 3 month old S bedroom 1 bath, home. All oloctrio kitchen, ex­ DO YOU WtIM TO SELL Alexander ft Strlagcr haust fan, tester, blind*. Serv­ YOUR PROPERTY? Baal Estate ft Insurance ice man Uasaferrad. Pk I177.W Mrs. Lourteo Meaaonger, Assoc Let our experience and contacts bo of service to you. Wo shall South fiaocrost Bedroom, all 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 10 be happy te discuss your prop­ til* bath, lovely comer lot. Ganerty at no obligation. Call MS oral Eiootite kitchen. Venetian or 31X1 first thing. Blind* M ff (alouato windows. 10 GOLDSBORO LOTS month* oM. For Bale By Owner. RAYMOND M. BALL 3 nice large building lots dose to Ph. 30M-XB OSCAR M. HARRISON school and shopping. Raaaonablo BEO. BROKERS SMALL t-Bodfeom borne. Low and term*. 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate down poymonf. Phone 344, dayi IM Sowtk Park Av*. $$. M. "BUT ITKMPEE * or 1093-M, nlghte, ^Goy^Alton, AnoctOte 9A LL R EA LTY TOO MUCH FURNITURE? Clas­ WOI KBMB sified ada Mil tho surplus fag through CUaelfted ad*. Let an CASH. Phot* 1331 for so ad writer. expertenood od-writer assist you For Sale — New Apex vacuum HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front Apts. 330 I. Atlantic. Daytona FOE MUMS M U M nao CUaMcleaner with attachment* SUM Beach. Call 3374-W. only, Flrsstane Sterna. Oed ada to ooE m l him. Call IMS Hotpelnt Washing machine, Funds hod Apt 640 Fork Av UM. say “ Charge R ." ■lightly used. Cast $U5. Will DESIRABLE one ana two bed­ ■aerifies. Jim Die*!, Phone 1100, room furnished apt. Pk. 423-W I* FATT gall Now tw« . tenses, kitchen through wi t h 1. Dee-Therm Oil M*ce beater, 1300 WtoblnlUm. Ph far CASH. throe* Void WOOS ETU. Lite aewTssi. Phene 3 » • iwrits Jack Flynt, Box 32T5-J. caa 90S Soafo «• It Pays To Um Classified. h A- ji v �If Year Haraid la Not Delivered By « P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. 81, For Delivery Rescut O fficials Abandon Search For Missing Crew K iuign James H . B rod la BOOIE. Sorwty (*—Korweigsa m m official* todir *b:.«ii-vjrt the M irth for 90 mUifrif trtw B tn btrt of tb* Amrricmn freight* cr Ptlsgi*. Fir* aurriioce and two bodies wen recovered. Tbo ship, tarrying IOjOOO tons of Swedish iron o n from Nirrik. Norway, to Baltimore. went down Saturday night in a storm off Bodoc, abort the Arctic Circle. A spoke*mar. for the Bodes air resete station said ships in the area would keep a lookout for tor* rirors or bodies bat “ it is ex­ tremely on likely that then a n any lunrirors alive at this moment." “ We here given op all hope," ha added. Ens. Brodie Makes Queen Elizabeth First Solo Flight MILTON, Fla. (FHTKC) — A To See 'Rock first solo flight has been made by Navy Ena. Jamas H. Brodie Around Clock' •JiX WAVIS pound tha short near Kagoshima In southern Japan as Typhoon Emma swept northward tiTTsrJ Korea. The fcngiy sea, whipped by 69-mlle-an-hour winds and torrential rains, destroyed shore property including the battered house in foreground. The storm alto caused damaging floods In the Ph'” — r ■----- • re P <—r !-d thro -# '•-.-■tphotot Use Of Residential , , . . . . (ta stissri Frem Psge It T on ant A t •• ,tfll to fa n a favorV* sbla decision 1st* this year in The Seminole County Aoult Ed. Um# ^ ptrm,t |Url ^ con. Portion Clsstes will inert tonight ,tn)ction by next spring. The Housat 7 i. m. at *i» Isntoole *llfh pm Corporation i« the oo’y *npli School Building. cant now before FPC and opposiCla.se. will be held'every Mon- ,’itm lcor r,rJ ? ‘ " t ' ,y lo day and Tuesday nigh, ram 7 A H W fbe -#|tllnd (of Mtu. p.m. to 10 p.m. Registration for /aJ gtl nev, r been a major these classes can be made at |,sue. two developments of the ■nytimed uring th* *cvr. In-tr e- last week were credited with re­ lion D usually given on an In■"7 d»ubt •. m the mar. . , . . . . . Vet for this fuel in the state. dividual basis and a student an __ . . . . . „ . . The contract, signed by Houston progress at his own rite of speed. Tm„ (Jm a m„ w)lh norl(U . Students are given Instruction p0,e r A Light Co. for the tran.in learning to read and write, work-, partition of 10 million cubic feet lag‘ toward an e-pilvalency high i®f " • of th« subjects that will help tb«m In history. FPAL also signed conthair srork. (tracts with ita major suppliers, Adults who are Vetaran* of the the Sun Oil Co.. Magnolia PetroKorsan Conflict and who ar. c " ,nd U Gloria Oil torastod In furthering their educar . __ • .___ , .. , The Houston f.orp. also executtom -tro welcoma to attend this u „ lc, . grM(nMU w|th the Khool. If there are enough vet- largest gas company in Florida, era*s laterestod ti Uia program, People's Water A Sts Co. and pormlsilon ran ba obtained from *,,e .T? mp' Ga* Co., a unit of tha State Deoarimeit «f *4 - x . ' *?p * •* tkm aad tho Veteran* AdmlnUUa-1,. ">*"7 el,l»» other lion to operate the school under! &*nford who sent representa. the. G. I, Rill of Rlghu. iv“ Washington to usltfy in _..I U ,avor of *h* ■ppliratlon and rerurodrtbt em tSin!r0V ro ru b*r r * on cn«in'-',rln* or Hnancial S ir o i-/ arangements last week were LakeY***Goft*l land, Fort Pierce, Vero n»ach, Do^ Und' Isloesvllle, Lake City, Pa­ In Uia School Administration Build- latka. Chattahoochee, Chlpley( Ug on Commeirial Ave. or by (Sracevllle, Marianna, Llv# Oak coming lo tha adult school. 1and others. BALMORAL. Scotland IT — son of Mr. and Mrs. James H Qu«en Elizabeth II has decided Brodie of Lake Mary. Before entering the service, he It’s high time she found out what at’.ended the Florida State Uni­ this Rock ’n Rot] crate sweeping versity. Tallahassee. Before leav­ ing the Whiting Field Neva) Auxiliary Air Station, Milton, for more advanced training, be will receive instruction in precision air work with his regular sole fllgbta. Bids were table-1 1,y the San­ ford City Commissioners last night when the purchase of two fire pumpers was discussed. Low Idd Irr for the two 750 Ualloiuper-iuniut* pumpers wee the American I^Franre Company. With 16 days In which t» ac­ cept or reject the bid, th* Hoard of Commissioners decided that all of the "capital Improvement program" ahould be considered at one time. Sketches and preliminary dls(.unions will be on the agenda at next Monday night's meeting of the Hoxnl of Hanford City Commltsionera for a Negro swimming pool, a new fire station, and th* proposed Hanford Civic Centar. Also coming before th* Com. missioned at their next meet­ ing will lie the tabulation of bids for new street lights. Itecause of the magnitude of the overall pb commlaalonars agreed to withhold the accaptance of bid* and awarding of contract* until all of th* proposed plana ran Iw discussed at one time. Powerful Typhoon Hits Philippines MANILA or—A powerful Pacific typhoon packing 180-mlle centar winds struck a sudden blow today at the Philippines. The typhoon, dubbed GUda, ripped Into Samar Island after suddenly developing eaat of the Philippine* early today. There were no Immediate re­ port* from Samar of My eaauaL ties or damage. But a U. S. Air Fore* plane rom Guam tracklne the storm reporlsd It had "spotted a ship that seemed to be in dis­ tress." The MsnUa Weather Bureau aald th* typhoon was moving westnorthwest at II miles an hour and was expected to be over Mssbate Island and southeastern Luson to­ night. LAWRENCE 8. A8HLEY SARASOTA MAN KILLED SARASOTA (AP)— State Troo­ per Warren Fox reported Leon J. Roy III of Sarasota was killed yesterday when the Roy car hit another automobile making a left turn. LOST MONET FOUND IN SHOE BOSTON .r—Six hundred dol­ lars reported lost by a California couple apparently did not stray very far. Boston police got a call from Mr. and Mrs. Oliver G. Bowen of Pasadena, Calif. They were at Hartford. Conn., and said they lost the money while in Boston. A few hours later, police re­ ported the Bowens called again, this time from Norwalk. Conn., to say the money was found in one of Mrs. Bowen’s shoes. AMERICAN LEAGUE No games scheduled Monday ’ l •-.v.l i New York at Chicago N Baltimore at Detroit Washington at Cleveland 3 Boston at Kansas City N NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. Brooklyn *7 54 .609 Milwaukee M 54 .600 Cincinnati S3 60 J 80 St. Louis 72 70 Jttl ] Philadelphia 84 74 .463 i Pittsburgh « 82 .411 1 New York 58 84 .418 l Chicago M M .14 1 s^H BraA PORTER ’SKIPS TOWN’ w it h I M M DEPOSIT JACKSONVILLE (AP) — a Negro porter failed to come back when sent to the bank to make an $8,000 deposit for hia firm yes­ terday. Police broadcast an alarm for tbs man, William Lott, 21. De- l tactives said they believed be was on his way to MiaaireippL Gordon Thomas Chevrolet Co. •aid it sent Lott to the bank with $361 In cash and $7,640 in checks about 11 a-tn. The checks cannot be cashed as they were endorsed for depoiit only. rS J i fi Brooklyn 5, Cincinnati 4 10 innings New York 7-1, Milwaukee 3rt Only games scheduled Tuesday's Scbrthd* Chicago at New York 1 St. Louie at Brooklyn N Cincinnati at Philadelphia 2 Milwaukee at Pittsburgh MAN CAN THANK CUM FOR $18 BILL RALEIGH. N. C. tf*— W. B. Hawkins of Raleigh can thank a wad of clwwlng gum for a tea dollar bill. Hawkins said he drove hit car home and noticed an ob­ ject sticking la teh tread of one of tha tires- Hawkins plucked it off. It was a 118 bill, aacurely fastened to thet ire by a wad of guns. ■VOM OffNtNO his •formal" campaign In Harrisburg, Ps- Adlai Stevenson meets in New Yoik with Democratic leaden from Eastern states. Tha broom he Is wielding symbolises hla hop* for a "dean sweep." Shown (left to right) are: Cor. George Leader of Pennsyl­ vania: Tyler McConnell, candidate for governor of Delaware; San. Estes Kefauver, Vie* Prcsidentlst hopeful; Gov. Avarall Hsrriman of New York, and Gov. Robert B. Meyner, New Jersey, ffntemsllowol j By THE ASSOCIATED FRESS aPresident Elsenhower worked on his first formal campaign address today as Democrat* sorting Into 1 a eoven-milllon-dolUr campaign f>tnd drive. Elsenhower makes a national radio-television re-election bid to­ night in which he Is expected to blueprint Republican alms for world peace and Incnaslng pros­ perity. The speech la scheduled for 9:30 p.m. EDT. Adlai Stevenson, hi* Democratic opponent, outlined party financial plan* at a Washington news con­ ference yesterday. These Include a house-to-house canvass Oct. 16 and a night of blg-clty fund-rais­ ing dinners Oct. 20. The tame conference also made It apparent that the mythical “ Joe Smith" bis been drafted for ex­ tensive service throughout the rest of the campaign. Sen. Estes Kefauver, the Demo­ cratic vice presidential candidate, told a St. Paul, Minn., audience last night that Elsenhower admin­ istration offlrials violated the law In what he called the “ DixonYates icandat." Kefauver didn’ t name any of the officials, but he said Eisen­ hower “ repeatedly defended" the now-canceled private power con­ tract. The administration canceled It after congressional investigators lted an alleged convict of Inter­ est in the case on' the part of a former Budget Bureau consultant. Vice President Nixon, who em­ barked yesterday on a Hi,000-mlle campaign tour of 33 states, told , a home town audience In Whit- | tier, Calif., last night that “ one good term deserves another." i Nixon, whote campaign tactlca ! have been attacked by Democrata at improper, said Republicans have "something far better to of­ fer the American people than pertonal abuse of our opponents." ; Stevenson, emphasising the im­ portance of "Joe Smith" to the Democrats, told newsmen that 16 Joe Smiths will head fund drives throughout tha nation. At the Republican National Con­ vention last month, a Nebraska ■Mi-gate triad -to nominate an imaginary vice presidential cqn* I dldata named Joe Smith. The dal- I egate, Terry Carpenter, aald lat- < er he was fighting for an "open < convention. < On the subject of money, Steven­ son told hla conference that Dam- I ocrals "must turn to the people I for help." On the a ahrd shrdlcmfwyp p * "As everyone la aware," he 1 said, "the Republicans have mon- 1 cy to bum. We don’t. Unlike the Republicans, we cannot count on ' a lot of very rich people to pay ; the staggering expense of carrying 1 tha Democratic message to the country." Farm Bureau Urges People To Apply For Gas Tax Refund wind-0 if vim FIAMIS subridt In the burned-out remains of more than 1,733 homes which were de­ stroyed in Cotiu, Japan. The bleu raged out of control for seven hours in tha heart of the dtjr as winds frun Typhoon Emma spread the fire from house to house. Aixview shows still-smouldering ruins. Standing Toesday’s Sckstole SANFORD, FLORIDA ^foULME XLVU1 AUTO. TRAIN COLLIDE PENSACOLA (API—An auto­ mobile collided with a train at a crossing near here in a heavy rain yesterday, killing Mrs. Clara Mac Clemmons, 37. the theater* showing It. BELGRADE, Yugoslavia — .Nikita Khrushchev will make hi* second visit to Yugoslavia lomor. row. It Is described as a vacation trip, but some political circles here think the Soviet Communist party boss may transact some business too. The Soviet news agency Tass ami the Yugoslav agency Tanjug anounced the trip last night as a "private visit” lasting several days. Khrushchev hss been vaca­ tioning on Russia’s Black Sea coast. A trip of Khrushchev and Sov­ iet Priemler Bulganin to Yugo­ slavia last summer brought about a reconciliation between Russia and Communist Yugoslavia’* Pres­ ident Tito. The announcement of Klirush. chav’s Impending arrival immed­ iately set off speculation. It was recalled that a “ private visit' by Soviet Deputy Premier A. 1 Ml* koysn last fall led to Russl*'- ex­ tension of larga credits to Yugo­ slavia. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Executive Secretary Lawrence S. Ashley. Florida Chrlsllsn Mission­ ary Society, Ocala, will be the ju s-t speaker Sunday at the 3Jst anniversary and homecoming of th- Flr.t Christian Church. A large crowd Including out-of-town guests Is exnccted. Souvenir booklets for the oc­ casion are being prepared this eelc. The covers will carry the Hnted programs for tha morn­ ing and afternoon seasMaa, and alto engravings of the church, paraonige and pastor. Tho booklets will contain an 18-paga sketch of the church’s history, which is being mimeographed by volun­ teer labor. Tha sketch waa written by the minister. . Mrs. J. C. Diets will have charge of special music, and Mrs. Mabel Bishop, decorations. "God’s n«usa" (Loucks) and "The Lord Is In ThL. Place" (Lorwu) wlU be sung by tha choir, accompani­ ed by Mrs. N. V. Farmer, organ­ ist. The pastor plans to preach •t tha. 11 o’clock service on •’Christ’* Church” (Matt. 16-18); Air. Ashley will deliver tha anni­ versary addroae at tha 1:45 p.m. service. G. W. Morgan’s com­ in Ittea has sant eat M appeal tor a generous offering for the education building fund. Mrs. J. L. Horton gr..rchairmen o f tho s r e B m oxhlMl com­ mittee, is arranglag a large dli(day of pictures at former pas. tors and laadrri, record hooks, scrapbooks, and ether material bearing on tha history of the church. Another feature of the day will be the taking of pictures. Mrs. W. H. Young, food com­ mittee chairman, asks that each nm lly bring a bountiful basket dinner and Ita awn silverware. Paper plates and cups to be furnished. Dining tablei will be Set up on the side lawn. Th* congregation was organised Bept. 20, 1825 at the Woman’s Club with 23 members. i Mom chickens tha firehouse, this Saturday,- Sept. Georg* Laadwrhr announce* that tha work wftl begin at 9 a.m, S h a 's th a h o s te s s with th a m oataat _ L Weather 4L78 than any other carl A COUNIf f AM atmosphere pervaded President Eisenhower's klckoff campaign tolly at hia Oettysbuig, Pa, farm as there photos inW * £ drink U " * * RpP« •«* (bottom) ha Is persuading tb* First Lady to coma on stag* tor a bow as tha wears a dreaa decorated with pictures of lire While House. fIataraalioHali i the ru*d. More people buy 'em year after year. And thii year. Chevrolet** with the family, o r Uvfa« it up at her patio party, she's tha Ik with ti* mostost. . . fr o a the flnt Lolling ecrOUMi U HL It will ba MOVRlaly chmww M with frtah drugs •4 • fair Md Ft*— hi i prk«., PAST n t u lltU V M Y F A U S T S SU N D RY STO RE m b A fiw ife T i Matter B am Ym " in of more Uuux 150,000 ao fa r. . . . M ust be the best om to buy, for s u n t Two m illion m ore p eop le own Chevrolet* c u s p s to ths last eoaraaiaaoa e< a phoua. fa gay color, k*B * (dsytim s Only frnckUed Chevrolet deafer* display this famous trademark H oller M otor Sales American Legion Hearings Underway In Congress * > ’ c ^ -tr i■ t K l 'V * • «'A b WITH AN INSPIRATIONAL VIEW OF Lake Marie in the ImckKrouml are (front loft to right) Mra. Jameit Livingston, Mrs. Sydney Wilke*, Mr». Hen It. Holilnnon anti Mm.. William Rich. The Herald’* candid camera caught a view of thcite ladica in the cnrly morning, working with copper kiln on the Wilke* pntio. At the Home I)emon*tration club Inst Thumday their project wa* *o involved that they brought their material homo and nince then, have iicen meeting in neighborhood grou|M, to fini*h their nhlning copjier house decorations. (Staff Photo) All Souls To Stage City Board Reviews Annual Winter Festival Nov. 17 Berry's 'Old Barn' Gels free-tiffing Approximately 91 members of <lto. AO, Soub...CathoHe , Chqrqh met last night with the Rev. Rf? chard Lyon* to lay plans for their 1854 Winter Festival. Alter considerable discussion It waa decided to itage this year’* affair on Saturday, Nov. 17. Chester Macek of the U.8. Navy was elected to act as general chairman and he received th* finest cooperation in obtaining Volunteer* to handle th* many details Involved. A cash sum of $350 and a beau­ tiful handmade quilt will head the list of awards to be given away at the festival. The AU Souls Winter Festival ha* become on* of Sanford’* out­ standing fall events. Ita prime function It to raise funds neces­ sary to operate the AU Souls Parochial School and ha* met with increasing success each year. It la expected that this year the festival wUI be even bigger and Radio Hull** WTRR, |n San better than ever. ford, will b* aa* of tha 44 rad­ io station* broadcasting tha playby-play descriptions of th* Uni­ versity of Florida’s Fighting Ga­ tors tor* this season. Beginning with th* opening gam* against Mississippi State In The Rev. George Ross, pastor Starkaavllla, Mils., next Satur­ of the Assembly of God Church, day afternoon, Sept. 22. WTIlIt 12th St. and Laurel Av*„ said towilt air the Gator* tan footlul da)» that a return engagement for games this fall, llebrcw-Evangellat L e s t e r L. Florida Is expected to have it* Marx to appear In Sanford haa biggest followlag |j»r, both at been arranged for Sunday night at th# atadlum and via tha air 7:30 p. m. * The Ilsbrcw-Evangatlst will waves, this season. Tha Gators play savan Southeastern Confer­ speak at the Assembly of God ence opponents, an Atlantic Coast Church. Conference opponent, South" estera Conference opponent, and a strong .. ...... Independent. Tha gam#* ara with Mlaelsslppl State, Clemaon, Kentucky, Rice, Vanderbilt, Louisiana Slate, Au­ burn, Georgia, Georgia Tech, and Miami. Otla Boggs will b# featured aa tha play-by-play announcer end tha broadcast will original* from Station WRUF. th* University’s official station ta Gainesville. Evangelist To Make Return Visit A t Church Sunday . Partly cloudy !• cloudy with Widely actuated thundershower* through Tha f l a y i low tonight infront qf Chevrolet* MIAMI, Fla. tit—A leathery lit­ tle man with jet black hair waa en route to New York today when scientist* may dettrmlna if ha la the world’s oldest living human. Juan Pereira, who stands 4 feat 4 and svelghs only 75 pounds, ar­ rived last night from hia native Colombia en route to Cornell Med­ ical Center. There he will under­ go physical, scientific and historic testing. Estimates of hla age rang* aa high aa 167 years, but the spry Uttle Indian canaot nad or write and does not know how old hala. He agrees, howavar, that the lff7 figure Is about right. Dr. Joie Miguel Reiirepo, an authority on human age, estimat­ ed Pereira’s yean at mon than 120. One report has it that an 16year-old woman la Perira’a na­ tive village remembers him aa an old man when aba was a child. Doctors who axamined him in San Vicente de Paul Hospital at Medellin, Colombia, reported that while his wrist Joints and ndial artery were those of an extreme­ ly old man, hla blood circulation waa that of a youngster. Ills heat action and blood p n siu n showed uniffual vigor, they added. j^rrlra, said hla interpntsr Flavio C o r r e a , recalls events which happened in the daya of Simon Bolivar, who died in 1898. Bolivar waa a South American hero. „ Jpf r5tr*’ eccordiag to Coma, “ drinks when he can get it, smokes when ha can and has out­ lived five wlvti." Gator Grid Games D. OBNRV T. DUSZAK, BotUwmin’* Mate, First Claaa, U8N, havli hlpped over for alx year*, announces tha in* fact over the public addreag address system, onl;only to find that Airman StUt it bolding tb* loose and of the microphone cord. .(Official Fbote If. B. Ite v r t * Associated Presa Leased Wirt Man's Age Estimated To Be 167 National Kids Day Members To Clear Orange City Lions Firehouse Grounds Invite De Baryites DE BARR—The Volunteer Fire department urges all members to To Fish Fry Friday gaslit In clearing tha grounds at WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 19, 1956 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR CLAIMS 894.888 VOTES MIAMI (AP) — William A. Washburn*, Re publican candidate for governor, claim* ha bat 326,­ 000 votes 1r prospect for the Nov. 6 election. Washburns, 360-pound former University of Pennsylvania foot ball player who now liras at N* kotnls, addressed th* Republic*! Headquarter* Club last night and critic load tha Slat* Rand Depart­ ment for what h* railed “ star chamber" method* ad rand build­ ing an a hart* ad "favoritism at The proposed budget, prepared by City Manager Warren E. Knowles, was .reduced by $8,721.99 to eonlorm with the revenue of the city of Sanford for the 1956­ 57 fiscal yoar. The completed budget, with an analysis of the changes, ieduc­ tions, and transfers In the pro|H)scd 35-page resume of the ex­ penditure* ami revenue of the city, wiU, In all probability, b<< adopted at the regular meeting of tho hoard next Monday night. < The one remaining detail to be clarified and adopted by ihi Hoard of Hanford City Commissioner* U a new pay schedule. Commissiolnrr David Gatchrl, in the lengthy discussion of the pro­ posed pay schedule told the board "A pay classification Is contradic­ tory to the Civil Service Ordi­ nance. "I'm real proud of the proposed schedule," Gatchcl said, "and I will not vote fur a blantet pay raise,” Brought out emphatically, at last night's meeting, was the fact that Hie Civil Service Hoaid acts the grade and the City Commission sets the pay. The Board of Commissioner* asked for a Joint meeting with the Civil Service Board to dis­ cuss further their plan* for a new pay schedule. With the budget balanced, In tha analysis and discussion n( the departmental breakdown of the proposed budget, no Increase In mlllage for 1936-37 I* foreseen, according to commissioners at last night’ s meeting. "The old barn has a new look," said Fran and Louis Berry yeslenlsy as they completed th* ranovation uf their furniture build­ ing on West 1st St. The business, opened originally for business on Apr. 1, 1933, fea­ tures all nationally advertised merchandise in an are* containing 10,000 square feet of floor spae*. The renovation of the building and the addition of a modern storo front is In line with th* modem furniture that is displayed throughout the huge building aa well as the Iradillunal style* which are also In demand. Hcrry's Warehouse Furniture Co. is located at 901 West First St., in s building originally billed as "The Old Barn." "We'ro progressing with San­ ford and Semlnolo County," tb* owners and operators of Sanford's newest furniture star* comment­ ed as they planaad the formal opening o ' their newly renovated boll.llng and store. "This Is our expression of faith In the continued growth of th* Sanford area and the demand for better furniture at lower prices," Fran and LouU llcrry commented. "We want everyone to come out and sec the changes we’ve made in the old barn." they said, rimmjftE. WASHINGTON lD-Congrc«< be­ gan hearings today on the effects of racial integration In lh< Wn-hington public school system. An official of the National A*.»n for the Advancement of ColorcJ People predicted the Investigation will likely cost the Democratic party the votes of many Nrsroc*. The Investigation Is by a House Dlst. of Columbia subcommittee, made up principally of Southern­ ers. , One of It* announced objectives Is to look Into the effect of In­ tegration of the races which was carried nut In Washington during the tingle school year 1933-Vt. Clarence Mitchell, director of the NAACP In Washington, old newsmen that If the hear! uHnues, "It Is not going to d. my good to the Democratic party ." "Voters In New York and Ohio and such states are certainly go­ Ing to take a second took a party that brings to power tho want kind of bigots and allows them to interfere In the sfMra o f the Dlst. of Columbia," Mitchell said. The hearing got under way with a brief statement by Chairman Jam** C. Davie (D-Ga.,) giving the legislative origin of the in­ quiry. C. Melvin Sharpe, president of the DIsL of Columbia Board of Education, wai called lo MenIlfy record* to be put Into the record. Mitchell said he telegraphed yeaterday to House Speaker Sam naybum of Texas and Home Dem­ ocratic Leader John McCormick of Massachusetts, urging them to Intervene to stop the tnvestl^nCon. ! / th* hearing neverllirlr' 8t th* Firat Presbyterian Church last night that tha Christian Rrlilion Is a personal experience with God through Jesiu Christ. RelL glon he said, must come from the absolute fact a* recorded in the first chapter or Genesis, that reads "in the beginning God. . It Is not the nsult of an argument or a debate, h# vowed. Thr youthful, Spanish born min­ ister further elaborated on tho Fact that the Bible states that God saw to it that all of his forms of creation were good, rtatlnr that good means anything that ->cr. forms the purpose for which It was created. Man, he aald, was m ated to glorify God and to enjoy hint fo. ever. Sin. Itev. Delgado, »aid simply, is when man live* in such a man. nrr that his life fails to glorify God, thus falling short of the func. tlon fur which he wa* crvataJ. Salvation, he explained, a* the salvaging or piecing together ol the broken, sinful lives, through Jesus Christ. The lecture last evrnln„ vas the Aral In a series of three lo he held at the Presbyterian Church As an added feature fjr tho twit tt bt held next Tursday, a qurulni box will be placed in the veitlbuh of the church, for the convv v » of those who may daslrj o •» any question converntng roll on Additional NEW STORE FRONT and renovations ara complete at Berry’s Warehouse Furniture Co. <Nt West Firat fit. Picture above shows tha ator* front facing Firat St. (Photo by Jameaon) ron- tinuee, MftcbeU said, "The Democratlc party must accept the re. aponsibiUty.’ * Mitchell said ha thlnki Davis la •following tho pattern of Adolf Hitler, who also believed in a su­ perior race, and will try to use these hearings lo show that Ne­ groes are inferior. Mitchell laid, however, that he thought the effect of such state­ ment* would be confined to "a rabble 'ring*." "Mr. Davie, being a man of some Intelligence," Mitchell conUnued, "must know that nothing he can do can reverse Integration In thei DIsL of Columbia. There­ fore the conclusion Is Inescapable that his objective must be to af- Local New. O n Pa^i ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/4dd64d8dbcd75562bde367f192f64ea8.pdf 8399db87769ea614299f6eab33b828f1 PDF Text Text •■ New Occupational, Beverage Licenses On Sale Tomorrow TH E SANFORD H ERALD Page 10, F i t , 8ept. 14, 1956 President Outlines Group's Strategy By MARY POWLKR DE BABY — President Ralph Wllherell who head* the OOP club of De Bary outlined the group’a policy at a meeting Wed* neaday morning. "W e have no quarrel with the Democrat office holder* and candidate*," he prof­ fered, "W e consider them our friend* and neighbors. But we do feel that the two party system Is truly the American way of llfo and so visualised b* our found­ ing fathers. We are thoroughly convinced that competition for local public office makes for beU ter government and more efficient officials." The club mapped plana for two A ll SIT for the opening of the forthcoming rallies, the first of riuck-huMIng season Is "Rowdy which will be held on Oct. 10 In Pepper," cocker spaniel with a the community center at to a. m. long line of retriever-trained Candidate for U.S. representative ancestors. Here, ha cssts an Arnold featured anxious eye skyward as he sits speaker along with William A. up to Ms neck In water nenr the TNUI BOYS are Ukely candid*tea In the frsckte-face contest at the Washburn Jr. of Nokomla, candi­ nrcwsler, New York, homo of his Los Angelas fa ir which opens September 17, They are (left to date for governor. Along with mistress. Charlotte G. Ilnndes. right); Dennli Abernathy, ft; Walter Wark, 7, and Denial Wark, 8. Ralph Clayton of DcLand will be other office seekers who will greet MOTOR COURT ASSN. TO STATEWIDE RALLY PLANNED the group and give short talks. HOLD CONVENTION This campaign committee will TAMPA. (A P ) — Arrange­ The "sensational'’ Thunderblrda ORMOND BEACH (A P ) — be headed by George M. Percy, of tha South will be heard at tha ments will be completed by the Chairman; Arthur G. Power, vice Republican State Executive Com- The Florida Motor Court Asm. chairman; Howard Sharp, secre­ Triumph Church, In a "great" will hold Ita annual convention tplttee tomorrow for th* atatewlda tary and Carl O. Lind, treasurer. gospel feast on Sept. IS. at Ellinor Village Oct. 10-18. Tbs public Is Invited to hear rally featuring Vic# President It will be the first Urns motor these singers Sunday night, at Nixon at 8t, Petersburg Sept. 29. court owner* — some 600 of I p. m. The committee also will select whom are expected — will have campaign managers for tha alght held their meeting at a motor congressional districts and discus* court. Previously they met in cL B e * . 13 ways to push eoagnsslonal cam- vie or private auditoriums. Admlssleas Th* association said there are lgns In the six districts where Arrie Henderson (Sanford) ) publicans are candidates for now ahont 6,000 motor court own. Rlnora Lawrence Congress, era In Florida, (Benton Junction) Mrs. Florence Stenslrom (Sanford) . Discharge* Katie Robinson (Sanford) Vickis Barron (Sanford) Tex Lee Simpson (Sanford) Sept. K Admlssleas MUIard Baker (Sanford)) Minnie Lois Cannon (Orlando) Colored News Hospital Notes B YOU'RE TELLING M E ! Beverage and oceunatlntial Heenses for the year 1050-87 will go on sale tomorrow morning accord­ ing to John L. Galloway, county tax collector. "Notices are being mailed to all those who had licenses for the year 1955-56” GaUoway said. He exp-cts to *41 approximately 150 occupational licenses and 180 beverage licenses. Galloiay pointed out that under the new law holders of beverage licenses must present the license for the current year In order to obtain a new one. Also, If they op­ erate within city limits they must show their city licenses for the year 195T-87. The new license must be obtained by Oct. 1. Gal­ loway said If a beverage license Is not renewed by that date a new application will have to be obtain­ ed from the state Beverage De­ partment. Occupational licenses are due Oct. 1 and are required by all who practice a profession such as lawyers, doctors, certified public accountants, real estate brokers, architects, surveyors, engineers, etc. Also occupational licenses are required of all operators of busi­ nesses such as garages, beauty shops, barber shops, shoe shine stands, wood yards, brokers, ■ ?■; - --4 BF' fiQM K n r41 Pm V 4 Mr. Rlgrs was employed by Karraker Filling Station on Sanford Ave. at 13th St. for th# past two years. He was a member o f the Be­ nevolent and Protective Order o f Elks, American Legion, Camphell.LossIng Post No. 63, and o f th* Veterans o f Foreign Wars, Post No. 32*2. For the past three years Mr. Riggs was a trustee o f the Local VFW post and was one of the original organisers of the VFW. lie came to Sanford from Louis, vllle, Ky. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Riggs o f Osteen, three children, Frances, Nancy and Jan­ et, oil o f Osteen; father and mo­ ther, Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Riggs. Upton,. Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. D. L. Cox and Mrs. A. C. Risln, Louisville, Ky.; and three bro­ thers, Cecil Riggs and Elmer Riggs, Louisville, Ky., Marvin Riggs, Osteen. Remains will be shipped to Louisville, Ky. tomorrow morning for services and Interment. ufacturlng, processing, printing, packing houses, restaurants and cafes, contracting in any of Its branches, etc. In addition separ­ ate licenses are required for each and every coin operated machine of any description. Galloway stated further that any one operating a place of busi­ ness for profit and permit? danc. Ing must obtain a dance license regardless of whether any charge U made for dancing. It I* a misdemeanor to practice a profession of any kind or to operate any business or coin oper- Paul Blxler, former assistant to Paul Brown at Ohio State, now works as end coach for Brown’s Cleveland. Browns. Michigan State’s longest scor­ ing drive o f 1055 totaled 00 yards on 13 plays In th* 33-0 victory over Marquette. Highest price o f the collective yearling sales In 1666 was the 980,000 Forrest Lindsay paid at Keeneland for a Nasrullah-In ZmM ON MW tOtlT MITHOAY, Mrs. Catherine Cecelia MePariln, foun­ dress and administrator of tha House of Calvary In tha Bronx, N. Y , Is serenaded by the New York City Firemen's Glee Club. The widow of a fireman who died In 1195, Mrs. MePariln Joined tha original twelve Women of Calvary, an association of widows who devoted their lives to cancer patients. Tha Institution she beads la a home and hospital for Impoverished cancer sufferer* It was her birthday wish that she live to be 103 so that sha can see two friends, who are now studying for the priesthood, ordained. ffwternaMowalJ 1 W v .v i/ r / Near P. O. m *m *S *m ^ Phone 103 have jronr Doctor f telephone your next pro. JH Egf I U ncriptloa to no. It will bo rtOCUfflgJ accurately compounded with frooh d r a ft at ■ fair and reasonable price— FAST FREE DELIVERY alno F A U ST 'S SU N D R Y STO RE Rex Bayry Is captain of ths San Francisco 4Qera. 20th A French "T o Better Servo Y on " ALL THE SCOTS FOLK ARE A-FLOCKIN* TO THE uuiicirici—According to accom(notations and no visitors during feeding o f babies. 5. small Georgia w eekly was a fearless and dedicated Jour nalist— when sober, that Is.. There com e tho day, after hi fiftieth natal celebration, . when the task o f getting out w 1 r\ a new Issue seemed sim ply t i t ' i V— v * >» • too formidable. Fortunately, tl — >t the type from the previous M*— w eek’s issue was still standSubscriber* w ere Batonlahed to receive the next d ay the same paper they hod received seven Hoys eo-lier— with one exception. Across one wus the bunner headline; "Reprinted by popular request” * t j \( T l . / J I| 1 CVr / M m J A ^ m f \ I v \ /^ H \ ' Orson Welles played an engagement at a Laa Vegaa nightclub, but possibly his act was deemed a bit too highbrow for the as­ sembled crap shooters and slot machlna manipulator*, because hla audiences were seldom large. Welles told one sparse assemblage, "I am a producer, director, writer, and actor. Isn’t It too bad there •re *0 many of me and ao few o f y o u ?" O IM*. by BcaaeU Cert. Distributed by Klag Features Ira* leere. (nauL) ■pelting) 46. Cuts, aa 11 Bird wood - 11. Lika lace 46. Voted "yea" 19. Egg* DOWN (Her.) 9. Head I. Notla 4. largest river (Scot.) 6. Iteglooa •.Portion T. Turkish title • Holdback 9®. Perform II. Bundiee ADDITION TO IllJILUING BEGUN LAKELAND (A P ) — Florida Citrus Mutual has begun a |50,000 addition to Ha headquarters building here because o f expand­ ing services. It will Include an auditorium nnd an extension to the printing and mailing depart. ment. The old auditorium will be converted to office*. tie top crust o f a fruit pie, help the escape o f steam. JOIY DAVIS, 8, of Chicago, was riding hi* new bicycle when ha felt and rammed his foot Into ths spokes of the r*ar wheel. Ills howling brought Immediate help. Joey continued to voice hi* dis­ pleasure as his mother carried him to a nearby hospital where he was treated for minor bruises. ir e $ t o n PRE SEA SO N X M A S T O Y SALE NO LA Y A W A Y 8 A T THESE PRICES R eg. 2.00 4.00 1.00 7.00 3.00 10.00 2.00 4.00 P rice Sale P rice 11AI45 M othergoose Carta |,|g 11A157 Chum bo Elephant 2*10 11B-93 A ssorted Games ,gg 11D220 Doll Criba JJ| 11F142 Barbecue Seta |,gg UG99 Easel Black Boarda 6.88 U H 84 H om e Claaaroom M l 11J78 Glockenapell 9 10 2.00 11J82 Choral Topa .... I lf 3.0011J83 H urdyG urdy |M 2.00 11M1R9 Dream Cara |,|| 2.00 UM174 Town & Country Car .00 1.98 11N14 Xmaa Tree Life* .80 3.00 11P80 Gun H olster IM 6.00 11P83 Cowboy Suit 3,3J 9.00 11P89 Double Holater Set 4 J 0 6.0011P97 Cow girl Suita 393 6.0011R105 R epair Trucks 4.00 U R U 8 M ilk Trucks 13.95 11R124 SearchliteC ar IM 2.00 11Z233 Sim onize K it * 3.00 UC109 T ool B elt ft Tools IJ | 18.00 11G94 Tables and Chairs IM 5.0011J55 U kelele fm 15.00 11J T u bs 3J | Freezers - W ashing Machines Ranges - Refrigerators j D ry e rs-D ish Washers T-V S e ts-R a d io s Mm Record Players Toasters — Mixers f l t i I n Fact-'The W orks • A L L N A TIO N A LLY AD VERTISED APPLIAN CES • FU LL FACTO RY W A R R A N T Y ON A L L PARTS • NO TR A D E -IN REQUIRED OR ACCEPTED • A L L N EW M ERCHANDISE IN FACTO RY CRATES • LARGEST SELECTION IN SAN FORD • S d Lo w , In I jOW EST PRICES EV ER K N O W N . . . Fact,P ublishing hibited THESE A R E BU T A FEW OF OUR TO Y SPECIALS— QU AN ITIE8 LIMITED fiftitont st o r es i l l KART Ini 8 T . 4 0 7 W. First S t Phone 3 0 2 0 W �I f Your Herald !• Not Delivered By t P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M For DeHrery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER ^VOULME XLV1I1 I), FLORIDA Baptists Report Good Year MRS. PETER BROWN with her pets, highly pedlgr*«J Boston Bulls. At left is Counters Du Barry with 1' lash s Queonie modeling tho mother look. Confab Plans Electoral College Deadlocking * MEMPHIS, Tcnn. \JP- The rut- -----------------------------------------------tlonal State* Right* Confcience Q a m * . launched a "national consent* live movement" to try to elect n I IIJ l president by deadlocking the Elec- ^ ha* “n DTOWT1S Affi NTSl MUMMY Ibfl ^Mff*s#xsa 17 ,1936 Areodated Prena Leased Wire Dulles Says No American Plan To Finance Suez Canal Detour Juit rioted • very successful church year. A t the annual bust* nett meeting on Sept. S, reporta were had from the variou* organ I. latlona and artlvltlei o f the church. These report* revealed that the church had 1508 menu licr* — there being 152 addition* to the church during the past church year. , The Sunday School reported an enrollment o f There are now 21 depot tmenta in the Sunday School. The lowert attendance thli pait year war rn ChrUtma* day with 553 pre*«nt — the large*t attendance w a r on Easter Sunday with 01*4 present. The Seminole Memorial Hospital'* Wo. Sunday School haa placed tome men * Auxiliary said this morning. The entire program of telling special cmphatU on the nursery rake mix to neighbors wax under department which now hat an rn* the direction of the Auxiliary's roilmont o f 178, Finance _____ who — **':____ Committee. r _ ......::„ J . Those The Training Union o f the headed the project which netted rhurch reported an enrollment of a good percentage of each ante 232. Thlt group meet* Just Itefore for the Auxiliary's fund* were: the evening worship sendee with Mrs. F. E. Itnumillat Sr., Mrs. special emphasis on training in John E. Higgins. Mrs. John Schi* church membership. Melvin Dekle rard Jr., Sirs. H. B. Pope, Mrs. J. E. Gradick, Mr*. A. B. Peter­ is the director o f this group. The Woman's Missionary Union son, and Mrs. E. If. Lsncy. Mrs. Epps, speaking for the en. revealed in their report that there were 232 women enrolled tire auxiliary said "I want to especially thank The Sanford Her­ ald for their cooperation, Myron Reck o f Radio Stalion VTRR for , *_. <-. CoupleToBeWed splinter parties in 25 states ap­ proved a platform and endorsed l« . candidates In the climax of a 3K PTK M BER m | WASHINGTON if-S c c r c ta r y of State Dultes *a)d after a confer­ ence with President Elsenhower today there U no American plan to finance the "detouring of the Suez Canal." Dulle* told reporter* nt the White House the States li Is __ United wMica prepared to help finance, through the Export-Import Rank, In­ creased exports of American oil to Western ..wtiviia nations u If iro through the canal Is "impract or greatly diminished." Asked whether he was bar financial aid to other nation) help them transport oil are Africa and Ihua detour the ea Dulle* said he and Eltenho have planned only at a conUni cy the financing o f American ■VttAsA - T 'Z ' - T i , Deanery Holds Rally U a iis a If) PldllSIOn M0US6 One Music Recital . I - - , ---- - — . . . sisti |iiruci« It i* ex­ pate In a meeting of II govern­ pected to organise an afternoon ment* which failed in efforts to circle In a few days. Mrs. it. T. get Egypt to accept international* Thomas haa served during he lzation o f the canal operation*. past two year* a* president o f Duties reiterated In a formal this group. The president neat be (hanked for their excellent re. statement Daued after hla confer­ A gentleman, hale ami hearty year will be Mr*. K. A. Coving­ sponte and work during the week' ence that the.floes Canal will certon. in middle age, the possessor of Annual Spiritual Bally o f the United States "is dedicated to a well-lrained baritone voice, who The Brotherhood o f the rhurch Central Deanery of Holy Name seeking by peaceful mean* assur­ Isas nhout <10 men enrolled. had made a great reputation for Soclrilrs held In Sanford yesterday ance tatt ha flues Canal will cer* himself in ntu*lcal circles in the at the Sanford Elk* Club, Brow n, probably the’ longest time I m,* t e*r*1 month for a ry out the international purpose North shared honors with a 12It was the first time tho Cen­ resident o f our town before It “ W E i _ .pr?*T,,m " ,e<l.,n** to which it it dedicated by the yrar-old concert pianist whose fit. tral Florida Deanery has held its convention of ltM ." proudly took iu . name o f DoThta la Constitution Dayl ture as an artist 1* assured. In rally In Sanfurd. A procession was Bary. wai the; bridHTroom, wadded "W e are not, however, willing Throughout the nation today an impromptu recital at the Meth- formed at (1:45 yesterday morning to t i t le -wirtjsr**dsuxbter, millions o f Americana ev* ' ro* to accept f i t dureotvea nor do wo odfst ChBnnmTr Home at Enter, Elsie Faron alto lives here now, on Ihe Elk* Chib ground* following peatlng the prayer issued by teak from other nations accept­ prise, last Saturday night. at dors the granddaughter, Elsie which a Low Mass was held with Geoi*»e Washington nt the First ance at an operating regime for The Elder Bprlaga Baptist Charles Cassell, offering six Ilov. Fr. Richard J. Lyon*. Bai­ Chapel Is *|ionsored by the First I'roclnmstfon o f Thanksgiving, the eanal which fella abort o f roc* lor o f the All Soul's Catholic n* Grace before their meats: ogntaing the rights granted to ca­ Baptist Church and has grown HEFT. 14 Church of Sanford, a« a* Celebrant. nal user* by the 1888 convention,M during the past year to wrhere the A4ntU*l<>iiii; "That we may then all unite present, showed the result* of A breakfast followed the Mass, Dulle* u id . Sunday School now ha* an en­ Mr*. Ruby Griffis (Sanford) In rendering unto Him our stn. year* of itatieut training and prac­ held at the Elks’ Club. rollment of Od. Ur. H. 11. Martin I* "W e are not trying to organise DUeha.ge*: cere and humble thnnks . . . for tice in the rendition of both ro­ Chari •* E. Wilt, President of the the pastor of-'th l* chapel with any boycott o f the canal but wa iliirley Jcllison and baby boy bust and tenderly sweet number* All Souys* Holy Name Society, Mr. \V. ()., Sanaell serving ns cannot be blind to the fact that (Sanford) that drew murh applause from hi* welcomed the group to Sanford conditions might become such that superintendent o f the Sunday Mrs. Lola Cannon (Orlando) hearer*. Ills accompanist, Mr*. and "atresved tho importance of transit through the canal is im­ School. HEFT. IJ Katherine Seller*, added murh to the Central Florida Deanery for practical or greatly dlmnlthed. J. Roy nriit I* retiring n* (he Admissions1 the vocal part of the progratm tho future." "There must always be ways to Nuperlntentlenl o f the Sunday Julm Bridges (Sanford) Lilt to Ally»on Lee played, ac­ The Diocesan ConveatJon, sold insure the •development o f vital School o f the First Baptist Audrey Brownlee (Sanford) cording to the Hcv. Itasrnmb Carl­ -----* r —— the President of the Deanery, will supplies, particularly oil, to West­ Church. He has hern one of he Margaret Bryan (Sanford) ton superintendent of the Home, be held on Nov, 24-25 at the Fort pine**, and particularly the ne. ern Europe. Accordingly, we am finest superintendents the church Maxine Alexander (Sanford) who welcomed Hie guests who in­ tlonal One now lately Instituted carrying out planning at a pru­ Harrison Hotel in Clearwater. Annie Mlnnlck (Sanford) has had in Its long history since cluded many music lovers of De. — f o r the civil religious liberty dent precaution. But our hope re­ Rev. Fr. Thomas Wright of New Births: Its organisation in 1884 accord­ Lmd. De Bary and Enterprise as Smyrna ilearh (treated the Im­ with which we are bleated and mains that satisfactory operating Baby Girl Orwlg ing to the church report*. A well a* from Sanford, in the man­ portance of the Holy Name Socie­ the means we have o f acquiring arrangements can be worked out Baby Roy Alexander successor I* to he elected soon. ner Hint ha* become ansociatod ty In connection with the church and diffusing useful knowledge; with Egypt." llahyv Girl Bryan with the talented young lady. Her During the pant past church year down through the age*—In time and In general for the great and Dulles added that at London Discharges: program consisted of "D o ll (he church ha* contributed the of crises, strikes, alekness and variou* favors which Ha hath "Wa will consider developments Reginald Floyd (.Maitland) Dance", "Impromptu Fantaslo" hrresy. sum o f 300,328.28. A goodly por­ been pleased to confer upon us." since the previous conference on ElnOra Lawrence by Chopin; "Claire do Lune" by tion — 311,315.23 hni gone to fn aecordanra with a Congres­ the Sues adjourned "Put in practice what the Aug. 23 and, --- aw* (Henson Junction) Di-llusse; a medley of "Sweet Hour mission* and lienevulence*. pledgo stands Wright, "and prse. sional resolution, the President I hope, find a calm approach to 51Iliard Baker (Sanford) of Prayer" and "The Lord's Pra­ lice working for a vocation for of the United States has pro­ the future." Far Its expanding program of Elizabeth lint man (Sanford i yer" and by way of contrast to claimed the week o f Sept- 17-23 The earlier conference proposed Unity In the Holy Name." religious education and recrea­ SEPT. 1« demonstrate her versatility, "K it. "Urge more men to attend the ns Constitution Week. The reso­ internationalisation of canal oper­ tion the church !m* purchased an Admission*: tin on the cK ys" and "Bumble lution calls for annual action on ations. This waa rejected by TretFrank Riddell (Sanford) Boogie." She wai Introduced by Holy Name Society so that the u —* Nasser »•------ of- *Egypt. * this great observance In tchools, ident next__fJ rally will be twice as large," Rose Hurt (Kanfordi Charlie Morri-un of ‘Die Sanfurd I.. » he said. churches, and other suitable Patricia Creel (Sanfurd) Herald advcrtl*ing stall, who. with The keynote address for the places. Haiiilton Lavey rSanfntd) Mrs. Morrison and with Mr. and Constitution Day ami the ob. Discharges: _ w------ ... siiwsi » u n 1UIB Mrs. Floyd Palmer accompanied rally waa made by Rev. F, Joseph Office. John Bridge* (Sanford) by Allyaon'a mother. Mrs. John Daly, Paitor o f 51 Mary's of the eervance of Constitution Week U kes, Eutti*. waa instigated by tha former Mrs. Robert Anthony (Sanford) L. Lee and her sister, Jour lie, To this vicinity came Elsie "W e are in the presence o f a President General o f tba National Florence William* (Sanford) werr Sanford's represent stive* nt Urcnner, a widow, to visit her great upheaval in humanity," he Society, Daughters o f the Ameri­ Ruby Griffis (Sanford) the affair. daughter in Mt. Dora. Friends (CeoBanco Oa Page Tea) can Revolution. HEFT. 17 brought her ovar to Enterprise ami The nearly 80 chlldrrn present Membera of the Methodist Men’s Admission*: from there along a sandy, rutty sn-mrd to enjoy Mr. Cassell's Club of the First Methodlit Church Viola cJan Crocker (Sanford) toad that filled her city condi­ "The Little E lf". "The Three will hold their Bret meeting of the Vinona Newman (Sanford) tioned heart with terror but which Chestnuts" and 'T h e Green Dra­ Partly dandy through Taeeday season Thursday evening at T Jamci E. Davia (Sanford) gon" with the adult portion of led to "the loveliest spot in the with widely scattered afternoon o'clock at McKinley Hall. Births: the audience showing pleasure at (Continued am Page II) Their Initial meeting will be a thundershowers) lew tonight 82-78. bis entire program. Following Hie "Ladles Night" event which all formal presentation, many of the members are urged to atlend. children gathered around the piaA supper la planned to precede no for some additional *ongs and the meeting. lano -election* to ronrlude an rnThe Rev. W. G. Aldridge, Pastyfahlr evening. tor of the Community Methodist Church at De Bary, and jvorid traveler, will speak to the group, it Children'sHome ln Sanford Sunday Hospital Notes Methodist M e n 's Club To Hold 1st Meeting Thursday Weather parties represented at the eonlcrcncc. despite varying title*, are committed to the doctrine of powerful Individual states. All of them are alto strongly proocgrogation. Board Will Hear Complaints About <Tax Assessments ( J. Dyson Arrives For Duty In Korea The Hoard of Sanford City Com­ missioner* will sit tonight at an Eqnillzatlon Board to hear com­ plaint* regarding current tax a*, •essmmt* from Sanford citizen* and business people. The Eouillzatlon Board will con­ vene at 8 o ’clock In the City Coinmission Room of the City Hall. Fallowing the Equlllzation Board UMorling. a specie! meeting of the B isrd ol Sanford City Crmmisaonrr- 'will be held „to consider ---------bids on fire equipment, to discus* the proposed pay schedule* for city employe*, and to review the General Government budget fOr 1850-57. Commissioners win also discuss any other business that might jambefore them at tonight's • , . i l ---- MIIE. A . W. CPFS SR. (righ t) and Mm. John E. Higgins, (le ft) assist a cuatonu the selection o f cake mixes last week d u rin g tb e “ Meet Your Neighbor” campaign, was a big success", said Mrs. Eppa. (S ta ff P h oto) At my Lt. Co|. JameTs II. Dyson, 39, whose parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. It Dysoa. live at 120) Magnolia Avc.. recently arrived in Korea for duty with the UN Command Military Armlstlre Commission. Colonel Dyson, wbo was graduat­ ed from the Army’s Command and Genera' Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. Kan., in June, Is now rhlef o f tho operation* branch of the commission. He entered the Army in BMl and has since been awarded the Silver Star, Bronze, Star Medal, Purple Heart and tba F.uropoan-African. Middle Eastern Campaign Ribbon with six campaign stare. Dyson is a 1838 graduate ol the University o f Florida and a 1841 graduate of Stetson University's College of Law. Hi* wife, Margaret, lives at 77 W1EUOLDT CAM ERA SHOP BEGINS CONSTRUCTION W. Mala SL Indus, N. Y. o f a new store fron t and building thin week- Licensing Exams For Nurses To Be Held In November Tha next licensing examinations of the State Board o f Nurse Re­ gistration anJ Nursing Educa­ tion, will bo held In Jacksonville at the Seminole Hotel Nov. 27, for practical nun#* and Nov. 28 and 21 for professional n»rrAnnouncement o f the examina­ tions was made by llairi M. Peeples, R N., secretary-treasurer of the statewide organization. Additional Local New s O n Page 10 1 1 J M �y •►. * ,r ;: >/< • ^ 5^ ;. /•;• t ' * vtf ••• ? . <. , l i 'f ’W . •.*■■*■ r> -■• <*-'- "<•'•J ‘ • :'* ?«p School SAN FARD HERALD fig. hTHE i e 2, Mon., Sept. 17. 1056 . .v’ , On Sidelines Written u dictated l« B. Hack Analey Wall, I reckon moat of a y pertonal fan* la wonderin' why I didn't dross out •thoao Itat few day*. and 'eauao 1 don't want them to tiv* up and quit watchln' practice 1 flggarod I’d lot you know wbat happened A cupola weak* tfo I got real patriotic about our acbool and fig I*red the baO club needed the vim, vigor, and vitality I could , give un- So I decide* I'm a loin* out far practice. Catch naming . didn't want to giva mo io uni­ formed at ftrat, but I tola him, 1 aald, "Coach, I don't want to Mora none of tha fallafi, hooait Seminole ! don't, but f hnow you . got yore npuutlon to earnalder „ Cud I'm gonna help you win aome hall gamea." Well air, that did it. Ha laughad real hard (rslteved aoma of tha prsssur* o£I tbam complexes ba'a bean daralopinf 1 auppoaa) and guv mo a com. plate outfit. Then be said far me to not try to hard ‘cauae If I did ha wa* aura I could hurt tha whole team Boy, did I aver look good In that garb: why. when I took to that there playin' field ever member uv the team ju t itood there admirin' mo with ttheir meutha gap. pad open unuf to kerb horatfUea. 1 ; wui vary modest- 'cauaa I didn't . want tha othar feller* to git In law aplrlta and fact bad 'cauaa Wa gone need high aplrlta to whup '-Cocoa and be In the runnln* fer -tha Orange Belt Conference chanu - pionahlp. •* Wall air. they put ma on the - defame and tola ma to tear up •'the backfleld whan tha othar aide cantered tha ball, and I would’uv too, but that Brantley Bchlrard la an' ctumay ha can't keep hla eotteo-plcklnf feet on th ground. Anyways, he fall right Into ma and knocked th* breath plum outen my hmga. That wua nil right. Anycan trip and fall anet In a but thay pat that itotaky IM ltr la than la h* did tk aama •darn thing. Than I flggsred It out. (The whole bunch was playin’ dirty »;«u* r ei * ‘ ' they awhs downright jonioux. .Yaaaar, tha whole darn bunch, I thought they wus frtendi: ’ Nance, Fred Behrens, V)rMeredith g cq tt, S H Oracey, I Gossip Clouds Message From Our Principal Hoar yal Hair yal TUa la your waakljr reporter with the latert tom-tom talk around SUB. We aurely art proud of our school and all tha atudenta are helping make thla one of the beat acbool yeara of aD. We have a great many new couples roaming around a ry eyed, and trtlr< tlrlr bait not to be lata to any of tbalr class* « . Aa you know, wa have, a new rule at SH8 thla year. If you are tardy to data five tlmas, you are In bad trouble. You should i tha "ataadlaa" aa they hav-j quick "hallo" and a vary baaty "goodbye". So kids, Ufa not have vary many terdtea. Leslie Smith and Freddie Behrtna love apaach dais, and wa bear that they are among Mr*. Coleman's favorites. OlrU, hava you wondered what the topic of discussion la during the lime-outa at a football game? Wa have, la it girls, jokaa, or ara thay really engrossed in tha game? Am you know, we have our first football gamo thla coming Friday night, so all of you atudanta comp on out to tha etadJum and show our team that wa ara really be­ hind theml 1 wonder If MUe Simpson looks forward to her fourth par elate la typing. She has In bar data, Bobby Little, who simply cant hit tha right key* I A1 Stanley, who eayi "Why do all tha keys stick whan you hit mors than one at a time"; and Murray Nance, who say* "I am an ax pert." Did I hear a rumor going around that if Bonnie Whitten had hla way hla number one gftl would be Babble II uneon T . .By.the way don’t forget the big dance following the football game Friday night. It will be sponsored by tha Junior Clan. So you all eome. I hear that thero Is a certain aenlor boy who has been dating n certain senior girl, and ha haa bean inquiring around aa to wheth­ er aha has any present "dealra." How about It Penny MT It seema that Pat Harrington has finally gotten n rinse In her hair to hide all tha odd shades of tha rainbow. Lota Barineau, after aoma vary futile efforts, Students o f Seminole High, 1 would like to expnsn my nlnccrent winh that each o f you will find tha coming nchool year to be-fllled with mahy, many wonderful experience* In the realm o f education. With two weekp o f achool behind ua, It la very gratify* Ing to nay that the faculty ban received th* fineet coopera­ tion from the student body, We know that the attitude ex­ emplified by you since the opening day o f school will enable us to o ffe r a program rich in quality and diverse in content. A s our activity program gets underway, I w a n t'to urgn each o f you not only to support our school teams and organ!* cations but alrfo to participate in those activities which hold special interest for you. Aa spectators, wa all enjoy looking on while others perform, but real satisfaction lies In the doing, Society today demands more than ever before that the youth o f our nation experience an Intense high school edu* cation. need haa evolved as the---------1 result o f greater e . - Thla ----- -------------------------------— com­ petition in the occupational fields as well aa college admis­ sion requirements becoming more rigid as a means o f screen­ ing those who endeavor to further * *" .................................... their training in tha technical and professional fields. You have-been endowed with the opportunity o f aoquirlnf i an education which will enable you to beogme a worth* productive member o f society. I urge you.to make the most o f It I Andrew J. Bracken, _____ Principal, e Sktl f darn oaa fell 'all aver mo. color. ; . tbau I fooled ’ em. I played Tha "Back to School" dance was Ilka I wm going’ one way, but great! Don't you think? I'm aura ! want tutber. 'Ola PhU Byrd had had .loads of fun. ' th ball, but when ha saw ma everyone Especially (he Alumlnl. Th* re­ • bo turned coward and run Ilka J ■ Mired rabbit. He nra the whole cord* weren't bad either. Everybody enjoyed tha floorJcagth of th field with ma rlu ■how with Philip Byrd doing J behind him- And ha had raaeon to bo scared, ‘cause if I'dn caught pantomime which was very good. Mm he'd bean tackled ahoro Carol Nutt did a dance with Mary J.Flynt, . ‘ nuf. Thera was a jitterbug contest } 'Ola A! Stanley and ft which was won by Bobby Little ' Johnson wua aUiies, too, and Penny Marian and Dottle ; aver time they got the ball and Matts and Juanita Wynn. Congra | J wui about to tnckla than they'd at • fit rid of tha dern thing. They tulatlona kids. Sura good to sat J couldn't do a man'* job, but had such a good crowd. I hops to see • to throw It to somoon* else. ** you all at tha dances after tha ! Wbut really tickled mo wui games and don't forgat than U , that UlUe Eddy Barbour. I wus a game next Friday. Soma of those having fun at the ' **lln whan ha got tha ,’ ball, I looked up and ha wascom* dance Friday night ware. Mr, and ■In right at na. Wa lowered heads Mr*. Laude, Miss Whittle, (Tha ' and banged together. And, you decoration looked nice M iss ■won't believe me, but It’s truo. Whittle). Bobble Cruchfleld and ■That boy’a chicken, yester, he's Boh Shoemaker; Shirley A. and got a yellow streak a ml)# wide, Johnny Higgins; Mary 0, if. and . ‘causa whan I woke up ha wui Johnny W.; Carol N. and Elvis P. Preslay; Ann V. and Frod ; »tm runnln* dawn th mid. • Them two Ruaai boya made ma B.| Kathy C. and Claude If.; What t so mad I could spit. If there wui No Sylvia and At; Linda Y. and Javer umporttman like conduct Gene B.; Pat II. and Teddy W,; , showed out there, it wus them. Pmny M. and Bobbie L.; and {They wua both in tha game, and Evi* c. and Jim H. •ola Tarry Goombtl got tha boll {He started around my and and ;1 wus atl sot lo be n hero, but them Rust! boys both tripped at ;tho same Uma and fell on mo * th* for from both aides. I flaw about tan P f*w , -------underway pl'-V. foot In tha air before I hit th 1M? Salmagundi. A them, has ground, and, whan 1 did hit, old bean chosen and aa advertising Goembrl run over me like ho wui campaign haa begun. {g freight train. Right ovar m -1 Nan Cushing fasads got lot claat marks up my .back to prove It. J Whut made ma deckle to lay off practice fer a few days wui ,whut I dona to Johnny Yeakle. iP***! Oy*F Matta^grH' sport*; ■Ha was totin’ tha ball down th li,d,r*rti*laa; Juanita .Bold when I decided lo tackle into hlln. He Jumped like bo wui about to bo shot and I mlaeed Jiokitll, rU» i Ollftftn all but the heel of hla shoe. Well. {that didn't atop him but it at •the daylight! ■ B P Iout B I of . him. And S j i r M f t s s t t r {Whan the play plsy wua win over , * " « sne ever lCoach •Flaming said tha boyt had had by, literary editor. far th day. coach Layer . r •came 'over and (ole ma that 1 Aad dene a very unsanitary thing ^ Spack ek^S B* " U5S?a al «Tiger* from Uk* °* whan I Jumped at Yeakle. He said • * I riunidn't ha leaving a tooth la I tola the ranches t koala of boya' shots 'cause In th steads In ease thay might eaten somethin' and » e , but they all said Uu be able to practice far tha *hut I had chewed the boya that • Friday night. .Than Coach thay wouldn't need me cam* aver fer a Bemembor, fans,'I'm not runala' ma. Ha's real alee. Ha tala out on you. IH bo dnsals' out that tk* team wua really la again aoaa'a Um other fatten git * » apWta after today, and that up onuf gumption to M play ay against r watchia' mo play aver menu T .of th team felt defeated Wall, 'Watek fee na. Ill ba tkar that 1 can't May Cocoa Gabby Grider (X) nyaatf, aa instead oTmakia th Hate: The above X Mark _ j foal Inferior I decided I'd Myaway from faothal uMd f t . kp this writer go the au­ I*MU gat thalr confidences back. thentic signstun at Gabby FFA Plans Progressive Year; Elects Officers BY A. J. CLEMENTS < Reporter Tha Bomlnote Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held Its Initial meeting of the year Uat Tuesday afternoon. New officers were elected and committees wan formed to plan the fall program, which promises to be a full one. The Seminole chapter ' haa fo«r head of Black Angu* show cattle, By F1KDBALL and plana an underway for enter* Ing thee* lit the cattle show In Hen at SHS th* favorita. IW cording atar seams ta bo Chris Ocala in October. Ground has been prepared and Prasley, His recording of "Don't the boya are ready for planting Be Cruel" and "Hound Dog* the fall crop of green beans. Tha to be favorites, boys a n also making plans for Tha majority of tha boy* dent their individual projects. New cars for the personality at member* of tha vocational agri* lay but Ilka hla records, white cultun classes are working hard th* girls make it known they like In an tffort to keep up with tha Elvia. older boys. Th* platter* a n way up Officer* elected to lead tk* avarybody'a popularity Uat. with chapter In the coming year ant thalr new record, "My Bill Thompeon, President; Roger th* moat popular. JJmtBM, vice-president; A. J, 'CteftoMs, reporter: Robert Ham* ftsnr 'treasurer} Bobby Welder* teas* outfTTheXaooBU n’’ tad hold, aocretary; JUy Rush, scut- "Flying Saucer." These a n al­ like a sample of Seek end Inal; and Randall Priest, chap­ most Roll. Whan th* tin t lain. Teacher and advisor of the the record companies wanted chapter la Bill West. sue the producer* of thla but K turned out that i t ___. . . salts rather than hindered them. Up her* at SHS wo don't hear much about Bill Haley. He still accepted, hut aoi demand. Bom* new records that teak Uh* they might become papular at*, Jim Low's "Th# Groan Daer," sad probably tha ne e eat EM* pnsley disk that was tatrodaoad an the Oct. • Ed Sullivan "Lav* Ma Tender", which haa Ml yet hit the markets. Alas Ms “ Bin* Moon" seema to ba hitting n beam even though It la fairly old. In summary, white Elvis certainly a topic af conversation and tha cauu for mmy rouusito to the local D.J.,'s there isi always room for fresh talent. Elvis Presley Is Favorite Among SHS Students -arsss BY MABGARET El j how Laalte Smith has recently been appointed to load th* geminate Hgk School Band aa drum ma* jar, and Wally Pope was promot­ ed.to tha pasilkm of Head Opera­ tions Officer. Tha Dram Major hold* * rank of Second Lt and the jporaUoo* officer la a First U.. Staff S it Dickie Rountree was promoted to First Assistant Operation* with « rank af First Sgt, and Bgt. Barry BL John was applaud Staff Bgt. Second As­ sistant Operations. The change in the officer set-up was ctosted whan tha dram major-elect trans­ ferred to another school In (bo state. Now that th* band has be. coma n homeroom, a chaplain will bo appointed to officiate dur­ ing tha opening.morning extrTbe membership of th* band fer thla school, at krtataL to a total of H, including IS majorette* and 41 Instrumentalists, and thay will comhtoa with tha 41 members af th* Fm Club to present the half, time ibows at th* football games. T V entire marching group Is oraamtly spending moat af thalr ttm* drilling to preparation for the firm hoes* show which will ha a salute,to tha now school team asm*, "Sanford Bamlaolas". Tha thorn* of this show will ba carried out by us* of Indian-type Andrew J, principal, originally earn* Phlladephta, Pm, but moved ta Florida and attended htgn act, at St. Petersburg. H* attended the Ualvenlly of Florida on ■ foot­ ball scholarship, but latarnipLd his schooling to become a pilot during World War II. After tha war, Mr. Bracken re­ sumed hla training and received his matter's dagroo at tha Univer­ sity.- Ho remained there as an in­ structor la tha college of physical :oro ac­ education for six yaars before cepting tha position of Assistant Principal of Bemiaol* High last year. Mr, Bracken and hla wire Laura havo three children, Billy, age ». Drew, ago SVt, and Laura, ag* lte, and they lira on Grandview Ava, Gals Ask Fellows T6 Annual 'Back To School Dance' Students of Samlnol* High School enjoyed tha first dance of tha school year Friday night at the Celery Crate. Th* girls took advantage of Leap Year and In sited th* fallowi. President Henry Cason pressnt* ad tha floor ebow numbers which wars: Bobby little and PhiUp Byrd in their unique pantomimes; Carol Nutt and Mary Jana Flynt In a duet dafica; and th* »radHI«n. •1 gossip *<mg by Shirley Andcr•on, Kayo Jenkins, and Bobbie Cutchfteld. Doer priiaa wan won by Ann Turner and Linda Rossman, and th* Jitterbug contest prise wa* won by Bobby Little and Penny Malttn, Chaperones wore: A. J. Bracken. Loute J, Girard, Miss Ollte Reese Whittle, and Mr. and Mrs. Diva . --------- aft! Fop Ctoh wU make thalr tradittemil entry, end­ ing with a flashy fanfare, follow ad by n short praolaloii drill Than, to carry out tha thorn* of tha mM B ttd 'iad Fop Club wtD make a TaaFoa, sanding up m l smoke.signals, to the af fiat of ft* chants af name ‘ W* studanta a n looking forward tha "Cilery to many morn enjoyable events slag". during the achool year. ★ - ★ ★ ANDREW J. BRACKEN (BTAFF PHOTO) Freshman Class Elects Officers Organisational meeting of the Freshman Ctesx was bald In the auditorium last Tuesday morning with Studsnt Council President Phil Byrd presiding. After the nomination* were made, each candidate was given ■ chance to speak briefly on hla peat experiences that might qualify him for the Job. Officers elected to lead th* class were: president, Jimmy Gracoy; vice-president, Jean Southward; and secretary, Un Riser. The Freshman Class is lo be com­ mended for Its orderly and co­ operstiv# eplrlt By KAY IVEY, FRESHMAN Here wo are, tha first day at SHS, What n change from Jr High School] W* Freshman walk­ ed down th* belief a school which seamed to bo "gigantic." OnaA would" In a white an uppardaaaman wou stop and look at us and than •ay "HI r* F r a i b m a s . " We’d •Ink back ta * eoraep and M ) a meek "h i" Thsro wan so many things to gat used to. I rsmarator that morning in assembly. AQ the class, as triad to out do each othar in BH8 spirit. It finally aama around to tha Froshmaa etoaa. and 4 eoors*. those upperclassmen "boo. ad.” That throw us off our feel for a moment. "SHS spirit?" Wall wo triad, but who could gal It tha first days? Than cam* our class**. Hunting one room and than another. W« were kind of seared to ink «h*r« thay ware/ but wo found 'ant. Now, for the lunch Uno—Wa walked slowly down tha hall ^ th* lino, which was lined up the way down tha hall. It w u ■o confusing. Wa got the llnss mixed up and soma of thou who wanted plate lunches, got ham­ burger: and vlce-vtrsa. So wbat, wa got something. Didn't wa? Back to class** again. We're getting to know things and people a little better now, and It doesn't qeem a* hard I* got used to It Clang! Wall, hero it Is, tima tm go bom*. About that first lmpruw •Ion, ! thought It w*a super! Didn't you? For sandwich filling In chil­ dren's lunch boxes, try combining pesnut butter with chopped cook­ ed prunes and orange marmalade. Motel foil pens saved from froten plea can ba handy and attrac­ tive underneath your flowsr pots. STOP I W H I L lI SCHOOLBUSKS is l­ 1S&1 UNLOAD ChILDKKN AT ttA Y CHILDRKN N ew s O f M en In Service Plans Underway For '57 Salmagundi ^ ^ . 55? a rts SHS Band Appofnfs M eet Our Principal That First » new* Impression 56*’57Officers; Prepares For Show OMOntALAV f _______ east in Meek and white, tweed la ftelgiag fer fall IMS. But­ te th* kaeoe, a th aaaaa tha skirt. A ategte red nee rsata neatly at the mm M, kayh eatlar. aava T H IY FORT OORDON. OA. - Pvt Dorsett L Smith Jr., 1?, sea *f Mrs. Thelma Williams, Ovtsds, recently completed th* telephone switchboard operation eouru at Um Army's Boothe*atom Signal School, Fori Gordon, 0*. The eight-week course gave Mm classroom and prastteal training la tha operation and senteT*} central offka telephone switch­ board!. Smith, * former employe et tk* Lake Chum Fruit Co to Ovteste, entered the Army lost Aprili MS completed basic training at Jackson, 8. C. Hte fathsr, Dorsett L, | lives at m Troupe BL, Escheat•»» W, Y» u v is i Sgftty r*|uUt(*R* tr* llf*Mv*rs tee Florida youth...but thay art *f*otiv* mtfy U y*u ob*y thoa. Drivvn hurryio| to appoinlatoBts •Ooh Moot trtf^y. Moco otkool chiidrun wo kUlod ad • mult of titlo loridouta than My ghtMhood toon . For ssfoty’s **ka— always driro confullyt Tho Um you ssvt in aoro valosUo thao Uto oitro aUouto or -two you urifkt mvu. ^ s s s i'J f a f a t • H f n u u m .t m . r m t *. a o Nssmu Bt*. Mpe. r* •JtjTMti t .< \w:V.,j Jtu.-A tor magisets* ava. * •- WANT ADS �make this your Clean simplicity of line, shuttered windows and n colorful outside chimney Rive Charm to this three bedroom home. The gnrnge is attached. Heating System Is Important In Home • «*. n-noun h o m e h elper ■ Electricity, often taken tor granted, li working around the j l o c k for you ft light* your home, %pprnte* heating systems, help* • elean your houso, doe* tha laun­ dry and bring* you music and en. tertalnment. Wasted Space Can Be Used In Home To Add-A-Room Do you need mora room? You'll find It easy and econom­ ical to add new living area* to your present home and increase Its value. Utilise that unused attic space or basement, or build an addition to your home. Your bunding contractor will help you with your plana and give you a free estimate on costs. There la a wide choke o f mater­ ials available to ault your tastes and budget. , Y o u r H o m o fo r la s t in g lo a u ffy WASTED A r n e SPACE your unfinished attic! . . . It may caaily trans­ formed Into an extra bedroom, a playroom for the children, or a ‘ gat-away-from-li-air sewing room for mother Built-In cabinet* help take car* of your storage probltm. RECREATION Your basement la a natural for a recreation room for tha entire family. A little planning can change this waited space Into e cheerful room . . . Ideal for play and parties for tots, teens and helpa grown-ups, too. You can confine the clatter and clutter of entertaining to this special room. Look around Your healing system I* just as Important as your home's mortar-and-wood. and furnishings. Modern heating is more than just being varmt It is healthful, com­ fortable warmth, produced by a heating system that will do it ef­ ficiently, economically and, as automatically as possible. Many modern heating units arc equipped with features that can save many dollars on your furl bill. The burners are designed to givo more heat more quickly—with minimum fuel consumption. Unlike most o f , your home's structure, a heating unit Is madn up of many moving parts hidden parti and parts subject to In­ tense heat and pressure. They must operate pcrfactly at all times. The best way to in. sure trouble-free heating Is to look for a manufacturer with a high reputation for dependable equip­ m ent A heating unit is an in­ vestment that should last for the life of your home. The Type Far Year Home Warm air heating systems are the best known and most widely used in new homes today. But the demand for steam or hot water still prevails in a number of sections of our country. Your local heating contractor can give you excellent advice on the type o f heating unit (test for your name. Ho'* trained and competent on all heating problems. He can help you with moderniz­ ing plana for conversion units, new heating units and hot water heaters. Today's heating units are no Ddd-a-room at moderate price*. If you have ground on either aide of your homa or in the rear, an extra room can be attached for bed rob ho, dan or tnAoMd posth. Rooms can also be added over a basement extension, or over a garage or porch. Check now and tea how you can add more space, or make better use of present space, to make your home more comfor­ table! These new additions will not only maka your homo more liv­ able, but more valuable. Call your building contractor today and EXPAND YOUR HOME If yours la e small home and plan to fix-up your home in '56 for you need more space, you can many years of enjoytm-nt. lunger tidliy, unsightly, .space consuming, dirty or noisy. ' .. .* They are unusually compact, ideal fur both basement or bascmcntli-M-typc home*. The mod­ ern boiler units are ''pint-ailed" compaicd to furnaces of yester­ year. They are sleekly styled In colorful cabinets and Can be easily installed in your basement, utili­ ty mom, closet, alcove or simil­ ar small space- They provide whis­ per-silent operation and have large filters to remove dual and dirt. Whatever your need*—warm air, steam or hot water—perImeter, radiant or conventional ra­ diation . . . by gas-fired, oilfired or coal-fired unila, your heating contractor ha* Juat the right healing unit for y o u ', . . and your pocketbooki Sea him now . . . before cold weather ae'i Ini For further information about this home contact your builder. Windows, Storm Operation Home Improvement Aims Doors Are Vital Activities At Pre-Winter Fix-Up To Winter Comfort In many section* of the coun­ t r y OparatUi il u ie Improve­ ment Includes getting the house ready for a cold winter. The hanging of storm window* and doors Is an important protective measure and will help greatly in keeping the house warmer. It has bern estimated that storm windows ami doors con cut heat loss up to M per rent, which means tremendous saving* on fuel bills for the home owner. Storm windows arc hung with special hinges which enable one to put them up or take them down easily. Many home ownera are Installing combination atorm and screen windows and doors for year ’ round use. These are available in a wide assortment of wood or aluminum frames and are all designed for easy oonveralon from screen to storm type. The home owner whose home is already equipped with storm windows and doors should cheek them carefully before hanging (hem for the winter. If the putty around the glass is loose and cracking, it should be removed with a putty knife and replaced with fresh putty. The sashes would be well paint­ ed, both inside and out, to prevent damage by condensation on the InsMe and snow and rain on the outside. Paneling Gives New Life To Rooms Many people who are remodelIni .their older homes frequently turn’ to wood paneling to give new life end sparkle to oncc-drab rooms. For family rooms, den* or kitLOW-COST STORM DOOR chani, lumber can be selected A screen door can be quickly which enhances the beauty of converted Into a atorm door at grain, texture and color. a low cost by covering the wire screening with trenslucent wire cloth. Tack the wire cloth to the door frame, using enough tacks so that It will not be torn off in a high wind. Apply masking tape around the edge of the wire cloth to make a tight Joint. Statistics show that despite the Ing industry factors under one banner to encourage more people building boom of recent years only about two-fifths of all American to Improve their humes, and to honiet are in "ftiir" to -good" make it easier fur people to buy shape. material* and service" has been The nation's 30 million ownera immensely successful as the o f dwelling units need to spend at least $12 billion each year to months* rolled by. Now is the right time to mod­ keep their home plant* in good condition. This i* equal to the ernize your home. The trend ev­ total amount being spent each erywhere la toward bigger and year tor one million new homes. better home*. Industries connect­ Wanting has been made that at ed with building and maintenance least 33 million of these homes have organized to maka It caster aro in need of repair, and some have felt their first touch of tot you to bring your home up to blight. H Is estimated eight mil­ date in comfort, convenience ami lion homes aro near.stum or ac. value. tual slum dwelling*. Home service center* are now Without constant repair and set up In many lumber yards ami maintenance it’ s aald tho nation's building supply store*. Dealer* $220 billion Investment in homes are being instructed how to help la In jnpuody. you work out the four main steps Various surveys Indicate that involved in morcrnlsatlun— most homo Improvement pro), 1. developing plant or designs. ects will Includo adding bed* X. selecting tho right materials. room*, modernizing kitchens and » arranging tor time payments,* Space U usually at a premium bathrooms, finishing attics and 4. locating competent workmen. In many of today's home* end basements, rerooflng and residing, painting and decorating, replacing there la a desire for lota of Ulht, or refinlshing floors, Insulating, open planning end a feeling of replacing gutlera and downspouts. apace. Installing now heating or air eon* Hut most homeowner* still want dltlonlng plant*, modernising elec, a small division, or elfeet of a trical wiring and plumbing ays* division between certain areas terns, installing combination scretn as entries, living end dining area*. Your air conditioner may toon and storm doors and windows and Room dividers are the aaawer be a i common a factor In every­ adding or enclosing porches. , to thl* problem. They must serve day living as your refrigerator. the multi-purpose o ' ■ dividing In 1M0, only 11,430 room air Tllfi SANFORD II FRAUD efefct, yet not cut out light, blend conditioners were manufactured! Mon., Sept. 17, 1056, Page S with the deeor and serve a useful In IBM more than one million purpose. were mad*. Within a few years Happily, there are many ways the non-air conditioned houeao wilt to solve thisp roblem. Waist-high be ■ thing of the past. partial partitions which contain Aside from the value to your cupboards for china, glass watt house, air cooled living may also and planta serva tha purpoaa ad­ maka as profound changes hi day. mirably. to-day living habits as the advent In living and dining room of television. • areas, panels of glass block may be uaed to brighten dart entrance* or partition off a room. Snips of bamboo, wire, verti­ cal Winds and poles from floor to celling, combined with plant­ er* ere effective dividers and still provide light. Ai 19S»i draws to its end, OP­ ERATION HOME IMPROVEMENT gains momentum with moderniza­ tion and flx.up projects taking their keynote from the winter sea­ son ahead. ••Operation Home Improvement'* wllh it* slogan—"'5ft—the year to fix” was Initiated by the Chamber of Commerce of the United States wllh the official bksstng of the Federal government- It got under way last January IB, II* objective "to unite all build- Room Dividers Help Stretch Space In Home Air Conditioning Takes On Star Role In Modern Living J S ik T ADS TENANTS £ > '„ d <«* I 'f O e,f Our wide and varied ilock of fine materials for home repair and maintenance will be a revelation to you. Slop In soon and look around. MATCHING COLORS for WalU asd Wu foidit CALL - g j " The Lumber Number for Sudden Service Free plana are available. W rite tot Dougina Fir'P lyw ood Association, Tacoma 2, Washington. HILL 1UKBOARD (deal for bath or kit* then. Variety of colon . BoifWall Lum ber & Supply Y ard 21S W. Third 8L Sanford, Fla, Lusurioua aconomlcal oak floorim; in unfinished or pro-finished type*, P L U M B I N G PAINTS $atfA: C Ivl.ING TILE Easy to apply, b scsl. ■enl for cracked ceil* ngs. — harm inviting knotty pine paneling. Beautiful, require* no maintenance. THANKS TO YOU A N D TO «| YOUR. HOUSE B £ FAIR, M 0W Y Outer Materials In* Stock To all o f you who were so kind to us during our Grand Opening. CHECK U P AMO SE E WHATNEEDS R E PA IR / We are now ready to serve you each INSULATION to m od trn lit your* bathroom tho A/snucAN-e^UodaMl w ay I FLOORING SIIFATH1NC Add beauty and charm to your home by the iiae of asbestos aiding. v. 7:30 A . M. to 5 P. M., 12 noon on "• 5 .w L...urdays. PANELING for atlM fo ■* f * f l . 7 m km f PLYWOOD Eaay budget 8 be arraagad W Pw Month la ar ca l far K i l peghoahd WINDOWS M a r Available, Law riaaaca Plan Na Dawa Payaseat—31 Heaths TWPay toNCRETSPtPEOy duett is«iuitT» ■ * ; m"S~mi Im S S Q L n U ed V V LUMBER W ater Heater, Septic Teak MR AND MAPLE PHONE SMS 1M 7 fewferd Are. ltll CC OO M P A N Y ™ ^ v3* �.1* • «;•: x f \ ■'&!■;'?-■' * n iw ro u n p ,< x d Parents Become Better Acquainted With School, Teachers In P-TA Work m By BEM PRICE !f ‘ Big thing* cnn be expected In Seminole tacts by ths parent with their schools. v County schools dttring the coming year I f . . A parent, dissatisfied with son or daugh­ ^ And therein some o f the answers may be ter's school work, will find much o f the dis­ £ £ .f»u n d to the problems that from year to satisfaction removed and eliminated through keep a school year from being the working with the school, through P T A mem­ test hi history fo r boys and girls In bership, and Ita opportunities to learn jn ore _ , elementary, and secondary schools. o f a school’s operation nod services. The Parent-Teacher Associations provide Working against a school and Its person­ proving ground for these problems and the nel only makes a principal or teacher's re­ _ reater cooperation between the parents, sponsibilities greater instead o f lighter— it % h o interest themselves in the schoolwork presents barriers between child and teacher o f their children, through this organisation. instead o f removing them, and in the end The Parent-Teacher Associations pro- creates stumbling blocks fo r the child in ita tid e an opportunity fo r the parents, both struggle for education. m other and father, to become acquainted Now la the time to become a member o f with their child or children's teacher — to the Parent-Teacher Asodatkm— not in name bring out between them the Individual pro­ or dues alone— but an active and participat­ blems existing, either in the schoolroom or ing member. Education isn't left entirely to a child— ut home. There is reason, and proven reasons too, the adult must leurn more about schools to belleva that the greater the membership serving their children—education which o f the Parent-Teachers Asoclatlons. the qpens the door to bigger, better and finer M ile r a teacher's work becomes. And that is schools. * * * simply because, by knowing the child, through Its parents, an avenue Is opened to reach the heart o f a youngster who is labor­ We Americans are a lucky people. Ho By BUSSELL KAt ing under difficulties In the school room. lucky that we take our miracles for granted. It la evident that Florida Demo, In reverse, with a complete understand­ We have grown used to the fact that we era tic leadera are determined to ing and cooperation between teacher and t Florida baek In the Democratcan bridge time and distance with the twist parent, junior end daughter will have great­ column come neat November. Lait week the Stale Advliory er opportunities at home to complete their o f a dial, that we can push buttons to con­ irsri: c r extend their work to parallel the trol light and darkness, heat and cold. We Committee *et up a itronk fourno longer marvel that we can swallow a few man.otrategy board compa*cd of teacher's activities. tha following m eben: Jame* Mil­ Thun loo, by Parent-Teachers Association pills, and take a few simple injections, and ligan, chairman of the Stale Demo, membership, parents have a glorious op­ thus banish much o f the pain and sickness cratlc Executive Committee; Gov­ that has been mankind's lot since the world ernor Slke*, and Haydon Burn*, •n portunity to help provide schools with many began. Mayor of Jackionvllle. o f their needs which are outside the scope It’s a dangerous attitude, this compla­ dlucmfwy netaoihr kvbgk1 tpvbg o f Hoard o f Education purchase or planning. With fke heading tha Republican Schools with Urge and well organized PTA cency o f ours, if it leads us to neglect the ticket and Republican (trengtb In­ groups enjoy slide projectors, libraries, re- great benefits with which modern science creasing, thli etata could well go cord players, radios, television sets, athie- has enriched our lives. Right now millions o f Republican again in the coming election unnle** Democrat* get ;> .H c needs, recitation facilities, and safety Americans are facing just that danger be­ busy and conduct an energetic, cause they have failed to use the latest medi­ precautions. determined campaign. — It behoovaa the parents o f today's chfl- cal miracle, the Salk Polio Vaccine. Nationally, Florida I* now recogr ' dren to become better acquainted with their The season o f greatest polio danger is nlted a* a doubtful itate and ‘ " je h o o ls , especially through the medium o f upon us and many needless victims have both parties can be counted upon to give u* every consideration. Parent-Teachers AssocUtlons. Through -this already paid the price o f neglect. But many Both Stevenson and Ktfauvrr ere .nationwide organisation, pUnned programs more such tragedies can be prevented if scheduled to nuke appearances hr* avaiUble which encourage closer con- everyone, men, women, and children, will here and it Is probable that Eiwn. avail themselvea o f this cheap and easy hower and Nixon may do some campaigning In the state between insurance against the crippling disaster. now and November Encouraged by recent successes, Millions o f dollars and seventeen long, , rublkasd Unity Baeept BlturtU, i M MuiuUr hard years o f painstaking research went in­ Florida Republican* are becoming S r a r U m n h i I alee. wetter October 11. i l i l i l . MM N i l OfflN el Senford, FlerMb a n i.r the A.t to this discovery. More than 800,000 people aggressive and can be counted upon to put up a stiff tight. Aware . __ T Coll i n , of M.rch l. Ill* were cruelly stricken while aclentlsta sought of the situation, Congressman m iD e s n t i x i u iu r *•< Miter and pubiuh.r Publl»h»r kvniOM yiABMAH ______ ill, s n , Ktocntlv* Rseentlv* .Bdltor * dlln. the weapon whleh provides protection a- Bob Slke* told the party caucus •,u.» ■VSTC.TW ■ CDSniNd. Adv.rtl.lnn Stnnagsr gainst paralytic polio. Now. the weapon Is that Florida was going to be "the m .tn b .r of th* Aitoelsted P r»n iPrfeo'Hersio't1 toughest state In tht South to known, the vaccine Is available to all. - -lilted *tale«lv*lr te lha u*. far rrnuhllracarry." all UK lacal aawa ertotod In thU . .m p .p .r It will bo Ironic and tragic If thousands The one thing must feared by the Befreeeated Italian, il, b , uanrral A lr tr il.l.i more are atriken while the vaccine lies Idle Democratic leaders Is complacen­ berate* In* Ml a .nr* la savinn Dank “■Ids. ‘ cy on the part of Democratic Atlaata Oeorate in the physicians' refrigerators. Polio Season Hera Too Late To Classify P The Sanford Herald _ ijraecn iP T iw « atu s • h r C* f-^*r ..... *u vM K .O s* AloatS M i r I J f f 8lt.se * Hr- xt • |1.*S iflaar fhg* 4, Monday, 8eptsmber 17. 1986 T O D A Y 'S B IB L E V E R SE T h en s a i l P e te r , S ilv e r and g o ld h ave I M * b u t eu ch an I h a v e g iv e I th e e .— A c U • * «. The Apostles had little but vast power to heal the sick. Maybe something stands in our way7 • • The government now uses a check writ­ ing machine' which produces one hundred checks a minute. But, apparently, this ma­ chine Is obeolecent. A new one Is on order— and It will soom out checks at the rate o f three hundred a minute. That Is about as typical a sign o f the times we live in as anyone could imagine. • • * It was more fun helping junior build a nicer during vacation than It is helping him with hU homework. Easier, too. Wemher von Braun Hakes 1st Rocket In School Days HUNTSVILLE, Ala..* - Space haroe* of eclanee fiction are noview compared with Wernher von Braun, who made hi* first rocket baek In high school day*. Von Braun today la director of the development and operation* division of the Army's bsillatle ■dull* agency at Radstofte Arse­ nal near here. One of group of German scientist* who lurrendarod to the United Stats* near the end of World War II, ba is now engaged is some if tha moat secret work In U. 8. defense plan*- He was Mturallted In lifts and prefer* the American pronunciation of hi* name—Voc Brawn. Von Braun kai bean intonated In rackets (laee Mi youth in Weir, •its, Germany, where ho urn* born Merab «J, IMS. HU father was •oeratory of agriculture under President Van HIndenture, Von Braun attended the institute* of Technology la Berlin sad Xurieh and did advance werlt an me­ chanical engineering and physics ■t the University of Berlin. About that first racket he built While atiU in'high school "1 pres•nrtaed it with a bicycle pump. II dlda't fly-" la 1830, he Joined i group ef Inventors nanictod with the Ger­ man Sceiaty t e Space Travel, and taler became associated with the depsrtmoat. At M, he wee technical director of the Gerais racket center at Pcnacmundi, an the Baltic Ira, where the terrible Vd erne doWelter Wcnemsn, whs wsc in t e r p e ef twe racket tabora to* toe I t Prancmundc and whe new , at Bedstone a arid January "In be confusion that followed, we moved everything — women, children—right down to the last radiator—to an area which we bad heard radio London *sy was to be designated s i the eWstorn Zone." Vto Braun hlmktlf recall* the decision ta move came as the re­ sult of a vote. "I had 10 orders on my doth," bo ieya. “ Five promised death by n firing squad if we moved. Five said I’d be shot If we didn't move." Celling In his itoff, e vote w u tCslnetnBtoenk Itetasg Mi sh token. They decided to make a brisk for the Western Zone, whore they Inter surrendered to the Amtrieiiu. Von Braun has had n hand in the racket development program of the United States since. be rams to this country In September INI. He has been at Bedstone since lMd after his transfer from the White Sends Proving Ground, New Maslco. Van Braun Is n combination scientist, politician end isle*men. Hla biggest Job I* telling idea*. Van Braun realised that to get s Mess ever, net only would t e •speits have to be convinced, but he would have to rat through to the common men. the average eiU. and spec* ship* comet not from her famed father but from cereal box tope and comic hooks. Von Braun and others employed In defense work at Redstone have received offer* Rom private in. dustry at pay many time* that which they receive from the gov­ ernment- Van Braun's salary ie Shunt t U t e annually. A few of the German scientists have taken Job* with private flrme, but Von Braun still has most of tho original group of I lf who Dad Pennomund# with him . oi apace travel be saye: "I am convinced that we have, or will acquire, the hail* knowledge to ralve all t e physical problems r a flight to Hare.' "All that can bo raid with cartalnty today U this: the trip can be made, and win be nude . . . a proportion of "blindly voting party loyalty." Mayor Burn* of Jacksonville pro. potad the aalectloo of a capable strategy board poinUni out that It trouldl be dlflfcutt for Ihe Slate Committee to appoint a campaign chairman who would be agreeable to all element* of the party. Stale Chairman , | 0| 'L l J| P lu T C ll Of Dimet Told JACKSONVILLE- B u ll O Con­ nor, President of the Nation*' Foundation for Infantile Partly*!' today announced the appolntmrn of Robert W. Rutledge, of Lake land, as Florida Slate Chalrma for the 1B6T March of Dime* carr palgn to be held Jan. 1-M. O'Connor said selection of Rut ledge esme following a itudy of hi: successful administration of Flor da Citrus Mutual, Florida's super grower cooperative at Lakeland and the Interest and assistance he has given to the March of Dimn In th* p u t . In announcing Rutledge'* ap­ pointment, O'Connor stated that the IMT March o f Dimes will be s i Important as any previous cam­ paign. "Although we are scoring hard-hitting blow* agiinst polio with the Salk vaccine, we cannot claim a vicltory over tha dlaesM until we have helped tha M.GUO nleady stricken achieve thrjv personal and Individual Victoria* ove polio's rcippllng after effects. That'i why wn have chosen 'Let's Finish the Job,' as our slogan for the IM7 fund-raising campaign," he said. Rutledge reported thst only about one-third of the children in Florida have received Salk vaccine • , , "not enough to Insure pro­ tection against a pouitl* ravag­ in ' epidemic o f the disease." He stated further that Florid* has dramatic evidence In hundred* of our own polio crippled children thst more needs to be done by the March of Dimes organisation to gfv* hope and help to those al­ ready stricken In their struggle towards total rehabilitation. In accepting the appointment, Rutledge said that ha did so with confidence that the hundreds of volunteer workers in Florida will accept with renewed vigor tho great challenge which He* ahead, and that the people o f this state again will generously support tha •PPtsI for funds for pattern care* research and profusions! educelion. voters. For many years, the Nov­ ember election* have been unim­ portant In the mind* of Demo­ crats, mahy of whom made na effort to vote assuming that Flori­ da as s Democratic state had nothing to fear from puny Repu­ blican efforts. Whitley hi* may have been true to a large extent in the past, the picture has changed and today the Republican* represent a definite threat. The rapid growth of the ■tat* ha* brought many Repub­ lican* to Florida as permanent chitons, and while many of them may be registered as Democrats they will vote Reoubllcsn In tho general election. Florida could not have gone Republican four years •go unless a larga number of regtored Democrat* had voted for ;e In the November election. The •am* thing can happen again. Tha state advisory committee win look to the newly appointed strategy committee to appoint S stab campaign chairman as one of Ita first functions and coordin­ ate sll forces for an energetic csmpaiinAH member* of the State Cab. inct agreed to support the Demo­ Ruttedge has been general mancratic ticket and work actively for r,orW , Mutual for tho It urging their department heads - *Cf past five seasons. to do the esme. S u te Treasurer Ed Larson sild party leader* "insist" that Democratic nominee* for county and local offlee get’ out end work for the ticket. The suggestion drew vtgorou* objection from BraUey Odham of who contended that the proper approach should be to eppem te oflfc* holders to work for the party rather than plica It on S WAS11INTON 'JP - At the Jus­ tice Department, the attitude to­ ward the Mansfield, Tex., integra­ tion c u n Is "eLt's don't luck and maybe il will gn away." "Nobody here will discus* it," a department spokesman said. He meant In public. Quietly ft is being discussed by department attorney* "But don't quote me, I have to eat” a* a possible challenge to federal court*. A federal court in effect ordered thq Mansfield school board to nd. mlt 12 Negro students lo the Mans­ field High School. When school opened, a mob gathered, threat­ ening *'lolt-ncc. Gov. Allan Shivers tent six Texas Ranger* to Mansfield to help maintain order, instructing them to transfer any .ludents uho.e attendance "would he tea. sonablj calculated to incite viot len cc" Shivers said this was an exercis» of state police powers, not defiance nf the federal court. The Negroes dropped their at­ tempt >0 euioll. Tho luderal court, having no official notice of the in. cldent thus lar.^Jias token no action. A Justlcn Department attorney wa* asked, "What happenx when there Is opcif defiance of fed t-ral court? He turned to twu well-thumbed copies of U.S. Code section and said, "There arc two nearly for golten tews on the books. Both were adopted after passage of the Hth civil rights Amendment and were designed to meet the p.ohlrms arising out of the new amendment and Southern recon­ struction. The Mth Amendment wes adoptcd July 28, 1888. In 1870 and 1871 Congress took notice of the unrest In the Snith and the result* were two acts, known then as the Ku Klux Klan Act* of 1870 and JB71. Ultimately the Supreme Court In 1878 ami 1883 declared part* of ihe«« laws unconstitutional, but left two ini. portant sections on the books. If you want to bother to look them up they ere now known as Title 42. Section 1033. and Title 50. Section 203, of the U. S. Code. The ‘ first of thesp laws declares In essence that tne President of the United States has th e ’ power to use federal troops or local Eating Proper Foods Helps Control Appetite ly HUMAN N. NtlDfUN, M.D. TWO-TENTHS of one per cent Is a very small margin of error. Yet It’s a serious error when we re talking about weight Many of you undoubtedly arc committing this error right now. shrugging It off as "nothing to worry about." If you’re a fairly active middleaged man you ’ll probably eat about 23 ton* of rood iweighed in the motet state) during a 20-year period. Let's say you arc 35 jtars old now and weigh about 100 pounds Okay, that's probably all right. Body Weight Now during the next 20 years, you may burn up and discard 03 8 per cent of that 20 tons of food, as many persons do. That mean* you retain some 0.2 per cent as an Increase In body weight located tn the hypothalmus of the brain. Prof Roger J Williams, piesld en t-elect o f the American Chemical Society and director of (he Biochemical Institute oi the University of Texas, hns done a lot ol rrseurch on diets He reports there Is evidence to show that. II the appetite control mechanism Is well-nourished In every respect. It will function properly and help greatly to con­ trol your weight A poorly-nourished child, on the other hand, probably will crave more sugar. And a poorlynourished man Is likely to crave alcohol. Tho effect of too much sugar or alcohol on your weight Is obvious. All ol which seems to Indicate that if you eat the proper foods, you’ll eat the proper amounts, Still doesn’t sound like much QUZSTION AND ANSWEt docs It? Well that 0.2 per cent means W. D.: I have phyorrhea. How that you will have gained B0 should I have It treated? pounds and at the age of 95 will Answer; Usually a person suf­ weigh 240 pounds! In the average fering from phyorrhra should case, this Is far too much for a have his dentist scale the teeth man of this age. compared with to remove any tsrtar and other his weight of 160 pounds at the deposits that accumulate between age of 35. the teett) around the gum lining. What can you do to prevent Surgical treatment may also be this slow, but prorrc.>stve weight helpful. gain? You should brush your teeth at We have a mtchanUiu which least twice a day nnd massage the regulates our appetite, probably gums. • IHC Xli* rsslsns ■f*4te*w. Ik . militia "to aid in the execution nf judicial process" or toprevent th* violation of civil rights. , The second and far broader law of 1871 declare* that whenever "the constituted authorities of any state are unable to proleJR or, from any cause fail h or r e fust protection of Ihe people" In exercising rights named tn the Constitution or "secured by tew," troop*. the President can use federal Indeed, the law declare*: "Whenever . . . Insurrection, violence, unlawful combinations, or conspiracy, oppores or ohstruct* the laws of the UnltqA States, or Ihe due execution there! of, or obstructs the due course of justice under the same, it shell be lawful for the President, and it shall be his duty, to take such measure* for the employment of the militia, or the tend and naval forces >f the United State*, or by other mean* es he may deem necessary for the tuppression of such." --------------------* Letters To The Editor The Sanford Herald Sunford Florida The Seminole Chiefs Club wishes to express to your our appreciation at tho sp ort*.covered or a r tlc l# you are now placing In The Herald concerning the Seminole High School football team and actlvltics of Ihe High School Athletic Association. Within the past several teUvs particularly, we h_ve heard citi­ zens of (his community comment on thusc articles. The accounts of the High School foottftll teim , the players, proiperia etc., are wcU written, Interesting and factual Many of u* throughout this com­ munity look forward to auch arti­ cles. , As you know, the main purpose nf Ihe Chiefs Club Is to stimulate proper community Interest In Sem­ inole High School athletics. Whit you are now doing Is Invaluable tn us in our work. Our club thanks you for your help. Continuing daily coverage uB Seminole High School athletic act­ ivities, particularly during foot, ball i-ason means much to us. Thanki again. Very truly yours, The Seminole Chirfs Club By Joka Sehlrard Jr. Try and Stop Me — — CERF--------------- B y B E N N IT T PIKE O'SHAUGNESSY, toughest hombre in tire Five Points S section, always swore that if he ever wo* blessed with a son, he’d raise him to be s heavyweight champion, Mr*. O'Shnugncssy finally pro* duced an heir, nnd the blissful Spike dumbfounded his pats by naming the boy "Clarence." His explann* tion wo* simple. "Wid a monniker like dat," smiled Spike, "do little so-and-so'll have to know how to fight by de time he’s four!" * * * f*/ a n / » n ^ ' YOOt BIMA Star utchei N ths Niw Yerji Yinktes, thretJimt winner el Amtnctn L«s|i>t's Most Valu­ able Player swert. eats Chimp U O fK iV * Toastmaster Georgs Jtsael •ays S speaker has to capture hla audience lit s hurry. "If you haven't struck oil In five minutes," ha advisee, "Stop horto*." You, foo 1 o for * a General Jimmy Doolittle tells th* story about a famous novelist commissioned a colonel during the teat war. In an exposed sector he cam* upon s sentry reading on duty. "Did you post him for court martial?" aiked the general. *T could hardly do that," admitted th* colonel. "He was reading my book!" • DM. bp BsMstt Osrf. Distributed by Xing Ftslurt* Sradirsle. 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Cei W< t e "fren" aettaoa. nr Vi Vw Brann live* in a moJaat SK; ,4** W e have IS other clean carp In stock— Fords, Plym ouths, Pont lacs, M ercurys, Butcka NICHOLSON BUICK COMPANY but it M- three bedteem ranch beoea with kta rife eod thefctwe deaghton. tod awl which enabled us IrU, T. and Merrarot. A Mari of Irir Intern................................ K fried him to ih# *u ey ta r Intregation Case Is Ignored HANFOKD, FLORIDA • ta 210 M j c m Nb A r c . !f �S jo jc m I fcvsu n tA Mrs. Roy Mann Is Guest Speaker At Finecrest P-TA Sanford Circle Hosts Federation Of Baptist Circles THE SANFORD HFKAf.n Mon., Sept. 17, 1956, Pnee R Members of the Elsie Knight At the meeting or Pinecrest Circle of the First Baptist ChurcTT School P. T. A. on Thursday night, were hostesses for the regular Fall Harry Weir, past president, In­ dinner meeting of the Buslnesa troduced Mrs. Roy Mann, who Women’* Federation of Baptist gave f most Interesting speech, Circle* when the group met in the Educational Building of the entitled ’ Why t Attend P. T. A ." church on Thursday evening. She listed these four reasons why she, or any parent, should aU During the installation aervlca tend the meetings of the P. T. A,; which followed the program, Mra. One, For the child's sake; Two Maeci Smith of New Smyrna For the teacher's sake; Three, For Beach was installed as president the parent's Sake; and Four, For of the federation. Others installed the school's sake. She also brought included Mra. George Lee of Deout that for new mother* who Land, first vice president; Mrahave only recently moved to a Fred Swanson of New Smyrna town, attending P. T. A. meetings Beach, Secretary; Mr*. Jtck Reis a very good way to get ac­ vllte of DeLand, treasurer; Mrs. quainted with the townspeople. She Walter Snell of Daytona Beach said that in the years she had s e c o n d vice president; Mrs. been attending P. T. A. it has been Bruce Abernathy of DeLand, choir* -f IV t-.Y constantly Improving itself and Its ster; Mr*. Frances Bowdoln of MISS EMILY MARIK program and that it continues to Daytona Beach, pianist; and Mra. ★ ★ ;V * strive to Improve its meetings and Loulae Fore of DeLand, communi­ its type of program. ty missions. The impressive installation ser­ Mr*. D. M. Paul gave the de­ vice was conducted by Mr*. Groo­ votional which was taken from the ver. Spotlighting the background 13th chapter of First Corinthians. for the service ws* a large bronze The regular business meeting was ftnlshed placque of "The Fraying then held, with parents being wel­ comed by the president. Mrs. OFFICERS OF SOUTHSIDE SCHOOL'S PTA «t Thursday night'a meeting held in the Hands” plaeed against folds of Croomcs, first grade teacher, won school’* auditorium. (Loft to right) they are: Mr*. Gustave Bumlterger, first vice presi­ bright red velvet. At the Installa­ Mr and Mr- Tam Spivr room count, with 80% of the par­ dent; IJ. G. Wnllun, third vice president; John Kndcr, president; Mrs. Velma Mitchell, tion service began, each officer V. Ser-’ nd St., ar- a^ 'inrin h-.took her place, holding the hand of ent* present. .second vice president; amt Mrs. John Lee, secretary. Rev. David S. Cnrncfix, historian, the one standing next to her engagement f ' v r ’hte: A short talk was given by Cecil not shown in the picture, was out of town ut the time above picture was made. (Stnff Mr*. Smilh conducted a short Miss Emily Mari. Tucker, who is attempting to start Photo) • business session prccrdlng Ihe pro. P Smith Jr., son f a 4.H group at Pinecrest School, * r .. gram and installation service dur­ Otli Smith Sr., of Scirtovil’e >. * ★ ★ ★ He asked for volunteers to help ing which time it was decided la set up a club. Mis* Spivey wa> ) rn m o in­ hold the December meeting In Mrs. Margaret Reynolds, princi­ Daytona Beach; the March meet­ ford and attended Ss .tard ,ch. Is, pal, announced that there would MISS BEVERLY YARN ROGERS ing in DeLaad; tha June meeting where the waa > nembe. t the be a Girl Scout leadera' training In New Smyrna Beach and the Glee Club. Sho grad-iated from ★ ★ ★ t "V ★ ★ The Southsldfi P.T.A- had a very their energy during Halloween. roiu-*a on Sept. 23 and asked for September meeting In Sanford. The Seminole High School with the satisfactory meeting Thursday Host -**e* for the evening were mothers to volunteer to be lead­ The Rainbow- girls were kept group voted to make a contrlbu. clast of 'SB and it now employad ers. She also asked that all girli night, with a very good attendance. the members of the executive busy last week with their meeting tion of S23 toward the education at tha Seminole Dry Cleaners. At 7:30 the parents met with Board with Mr*. Edwin Epstein In the Pinecrest area who arc in­ Mr. Smith attended schools in Monday night and practice* on of some worthy etudent. It was chare* of refreshments, terested in Joining tho scouts sign the indiidual teacher* In the In Wednesday and Thursdayalso decided llrat each member Sciotovllle, 0., and grad"ated up now. She then announced a room* and wert Introduced to the assisted by Mrs- W. J. Mill*. In addition to regular business, of the federation would pay 10c from MInford High School In IBS! school of instruction for the P.T.A. room mother chairman. Many of There were four punch bowl* In at their meeting they discussed He la presently stationed at Or­ per year duel. Mr. and M n. John F. Rogers, which will b« an all-riny sympoa the mother* volunteered to as*Lt use with mother* (torn the first, plans for forming a choir which lando with the U. 8. Air Force 110 Myrtle Ave., are announcing An Interesting report of the sum­ ium and workahop on Sept. 28. throughout the year with any second, third snd fourth grades they hope will be ready to perform mer session held at Ridgecrest, and holds tha rank of A l'e . tha engagement of their daughter, serving. In addition to the punch, apodal project* or programs that The executive board served re. at their Initiation on Sept. 24. Mils Beverly Vam Rogers, to Tha wedding will take place on N. C. wa* given by Mrs. Smith, freshment* to the very large crowd might come up. The teacher* act­ cookies were also served. The girls met for practice Wed­ who was sent from the Federa­ Nov. IS at tho First Ntiarena Donald James Simon, son of Sir*. ed ns hostesses and Introduced the The Assembly Hall was beauti­ nesday night at the home of Jules Simon, Lafayette, La., and tion. Mra. Snell, assisted by sever­ Church, with the Rav. Robert Col. and Mrs. N. J- Perkin* of that wa* in attendance. mother* to each other and brief­ fully decorated with assort ed Jamc Williams, who !* ''doin'* al other members of the associa­ Speer performing the ceremoby. the late Jules Simon. Fork Unlbn, Va- and Mr. and Mrs. ed them on the scholastic goal for flower arrangements. then with their new-ly-formed tion who attended the B. W. U. Miss Rogers who was born In C. B. Strathy of Richmond, Va. the year ami explained how they choir. council held over tha Labor Day Sanford and attended schools arrived Saturday to spend a few intended to go about attaining On Thursday afternoon, all Die weeekend at the Frlncesi Jssena here, graduated from Seminole days with Mr. and Mrs. B. L. that goal. officer* met for practice. Hotel In Daytona Beach, gava In. High School. On Sept- 12 ehe was Perkins Sr. At 8:13 everyone was called to Mrs. Gerald Covington and Mra. foresting and Informative high, graduated from RirersMe Hospital the assembly hall for a fellowship lights of the meeting. RandaU Goff left Frdiay for J. G. Jones were hostesses Thurs­ School o! Nursing, In Jacksonville. day night at a atork bower honor­ meeting. This was started with a Roll call revealed a total of ten Mr. Simon attended schools In Cambridge, Mats., where he en­ ing Mr*. Billy Howard. The show, devotional given hy Mrs. Dralloy member* attending from New Lafayette and graduated from rolled as a student at Matsa. Lake Monroe P.T.A. will have er was held at the Covington Odham, after which J. Morrison Smyrna Beach; 15 from DeLand; The Geneva Home Demonstra­ Lafayette High School. At present chusetts Institute of Technology. their "get acquainted” meeting home, which was gaily decorated led the group In a community sing. tion Club will have an all day fotir from Long wood; eight from he ia a student at Southwestern with gladioli and various Fall .Mr*. Welsh ployed tho accom­ mreting Tuesday, Sept. II, at tha Daytona Beach; and IB from San­ of the year on Monday Sept 7B Louisiana University, where be la Joe Hutchison has returned to paniment. at 7:10 p.m „ at which time tha flowers. A kindergarten for five year ford. Alto a number of visitor*. Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Ga., community house In Genova for tha majoring in electrical engineering. Mrs. Mitchrl welcomed new pa­ nidi will begin classes Oct, 1 In A baked ham dinner was served P.T.A. Board will honor tht teach* Mrs. Howard was pre-ented her purpose of folding Christmas T.D. Complete plana for the wedding after visiting with his parents, Mrrent* to the school and to tho the Presbylerlan Church Educa­ prior lo the opening of (ho meet­ era and committees for the com­ will be announced at ■ later date. and Mrs. R. U. Hutchison in many lovely gifts in a bassinette town and also all those who were Seals. tional BulMIng. The director of the ing with Mra. V. G, Hatty In ing year will be appointed. All Cameron City. which was adorned with a large The meeting I* scheduled to school will he Mr«. Oliver cUvs*. in attendance. She then introduced pink bow. charge of arrangements. Decora, parenta a n urged to attend. each of tho (cachets individually. start at 9 a.m. and everyone la Registration will be taken Week tlons for the tables and the meet­ Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Refreshment* of cupcakes, nut* invited. Those attending should days, except Saturday, from Sept. R, U. Hutchison were Jilts Corena mints and punch were served to She stressed the fact that any of bright colore were pinned no tha bring tliclr own sandwiches for II through Sept. 28, between • ing room wert under the direction Ann Garrett and Minn Pearl the following guests: Mrs. Then the parent* should feel free to of Mitt Martha Pax who carried guests as they arrived at waa, a.m. and 12 noon, in tho kinder, out the Fall them* with the tue also, • rosebud. Bradenburg of Atlanta, Ga., and Stiles, Mrs. G. M. Howard, Mr*. come (oik with her at any time lunch. gsrten.rooms at the churchCorena'a brother, Wilton Garret, Otto Thomas, Mrs. Ruhby Marra, concerning any problem that may Mra. C. A- Anderson Jr ehalr. of gold chrysanthemums, pyraarise In tcparjl lo the child, the ranlhla berries and croton leavea. man of the Elsie Knight Circle Mra, II. Austin, Mr*. C. Wright, Mis* Lucie Goff, daughter of of Portsmouth, V*. school, or the teacher. She void Yeast dough la ’ light” If, when 't each place was an Individual welcomed the guest*. Alt of the Mr*. C. P. Cason, Miss Paulette Mr. and Mra. 0 . K. Goff. 914 Park two finger* are plunged into It, miniature potted plant. Name members of tho elr-1- assisted la 311st Martha Owen has returned Cason, Miss Annette Brook, Mr*. that 1* what she I* them for. Mrs. Ave., graduated recently from NorIhe Impression remains. to Florida State University for her Jeanette Roman, Mrs. A. C. Mitchrl also announced that all cards, In the shape of leaves In serving the meal. folk General Hoipltal, Norfolk, Junior year and her brother. Cleveland, Mrs. David Martin, Miss new f.irmlca tahlc* anil benches Va. had hern purchased and Installed Jimmy Owen, has gone to Gaines­ There to witness the graduation ville, where he will begin his Patty Walker, Mitt Hard Stiles, in the school lunchroom. Mies Melanie Howard, Mr*. Ralph services, which were held In First freshman year at tha University John Kailcr, president of SouthLutheran Church in Norfolk, and of Florida. They are the daughter Retts, Miss June V’ance, anJ Miss side P.T.A. welcomed everyone Junl Saunders. to see Miss Goff presented her and son of 31r< and BIrs. J. C. to the meeting and announced "1 # diploma and pin by Mrs. Stella Owens, 1313 Blagnolia Ave. that Mr*. I-ola Winn would be Whltehrad, director of Nurees, cha lints n for Ihe Halloween fa r . were Mr. and Sire. O. K. Goff; nival, which, as many of the new Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kudetl have Lucia's brother, Randall Goff; and returned from a trip to Miami, parents may not know, wa* or­ her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mra. wbera they spent several days ganized for two purposes—to raise docs a pretty pair o f cottons for fall! James P. Chapman, of Detroit, visiting relatives. funds, and, more important to SUNDAY SUPPEn Mich. glvo the children an outlet for Cream of Tomato 8oup Lucia left Norfolk Friday for ba the Rev, Oswald Delgado at Special Crabmeat Sandwiches Mr. and Mra. E. C. WelherlngFredericksburg, Va., where ehe 1:00 p.m. In tha Church Sanctu­ Cupcake* Beverage ton, Jr. announce the birth of a will enter Mary Washington Col­ ary. SPECIAL CRADMEAT son. Darrell Kobe, weight 4 lbs. lege for further study, SANDWICHES 8 o z , at Orange Memorial Hos­ Tha Rev. Fred B. Fisher will She plans to take her State conduct the morning devotion* Ingredients: 3/4 cup coarsely pital. Mr*. Wetherington Is the Board Examination in Richmond,over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. chopped walnuts, 2 tablespoons former Ml*» Joyca Cowart of Va., where they will ba given Oct. The Unity Class will meet in butter, 1 cup crabmeat (flaked), Crescent City. 1, 2, and 3. Gleaner* Class of First Baptist the Valdez Hotel at 8 p. m. Every­ *4 cup finely diced celery, 2 tableMr. and Mrs. Frank R. Bryan spoons finely diced sweet pickles, Church met at the home of Mr*. one ia welcome. announce the arrive! of a baby J. II. Hnmmerle, 2414 DcCotl* Avo., 2 hard-cooked egg* (chopped), WEDNESDAY girl, Beth Lynne, In 8emlnole, BteThe Girl Scout* will meet at the lemon juice, salad dressing, (may- vlth Mrs R. T. Hunt as CO-llOSmortal Hoipltal on Saturday, Sept. »* . Tuesday night. First Presbyterian Church at 3:30 jnnalse.type,) salt and pepper. 1C, at 4:30 p. m. The little lady The nterting opened with Mr* Method: Fry walnuts in butter p.m. weighed 7 Ih*. IS oz. Mrs. Bryan E. A. Covington giving a beauti­ MONDAY The Mid-Week Bible Hour will over low heat until browned; stir will he remembered as the form* Tha Dependable Clast o f the be conducted by the Rev. A. G. almost constantly. Drain and mix ful devotional, the theme being cr Miss Margaret Hunt. First Methodist Church will hold Mclnnla, Pastor o f tha First Pres­ with crabmeat, celery, pickles the Ridgecrest story. She told of hard-cooked eggs. Add lem on: the mtny people from foreign 4> its monthly business and social byterian Church at 7:30 p. m. Juice, salad dressing, salt and lands that sho met and -visited meeting In the homo o f Mrs, W. The Chancel Choir will rehear** with and of the spiritual w«rk that C. Kirby, 1019 S. Magnolia Ave., at First Presbyterian Church at pepper lo latlc. Use a i sandwich- Is being done In their countries. filling. at • p.m. 1:10 p.m. After the devotional, Mr*. Fred Sept. IS Tha Boy Scouts of the First Tha Senior High Fellowship Re­ Myers offered prayer. A f t e r Mary Eula Holtzclav Presbyterian Church will meet in creation o f tho First Presbyter­ routine business wa* disposed of, Mrs. Frank Adams the Scout Room at the Church at ian Church will meat at tha Mrs. Hunt closed the mreting Wilma Spelr with a prayer and refreshment* 7:00 p.m. Church at 8:00 through 1:00 p. Sept. IS were served to Mrs. Susie Kell 1 The Baptist Assorlatlonsl Meet- m. John P. McClanaban Sr. Cleland, Mr*. Bertha Cottrell, < Ing will be In DeLand at the First Prayer Meeting will be held at Sept. 17 Mra. J- L. Jackson, Mra. E. A, Baptist Church at 9:00 p. m. 7:30 p. m, at the Flrat Baptist Harold GUstrsp Covington, Mr*. W. R. Rumbtey, .RL Lake Monroe FT.A. will meet Church. Pauline L. Quinn Mrs. Fred Slyer*, Mrs. A. J. F at 7:30 p.m. The Sunday School Cabinet of Mre, T. C. Brown Walker, S’ rs. It. W. Rucker. Mr*. the First Baptist Church will Mrs. John Eicfc A- Kendall, Sir*. T. A. Stiles, TUESDAY : The Hdsli* Class of the First meet at 1:18 p. m. Mrs. It. T. Hunt and Mr*. J. II. Alan Cooper Hemmcrl*. Gary David Browa Baptist Church will meet at S Tha Rev. Fred B. Fisher will p.m. at tha bom* o f Mra. W. A. conduct tha morning devotions Kratzert, MOO Park Ave. Group over WTRR, Sanford, at t:30 a.m. W.8.C8. of the First Methodist Five will aerve as hostesses, Church will have a Seminar from (undrr the leadership o f Mrs. C. 9:30 a.m. through I p.m. Tha ‘ 8. Sheppard. AU members sre Nursary will b# open. urged to attend, aa election of THURSDAY ^ officers will be held. The Junior Choir will have their Ware Bible Clasi.of the First rehearsal and fellowship at tha Methodist Church will meet at First Presbyterian Church at 3:45 ' 7 p. m. at MrKinley Hall for a p.m. covered dish supper, Hoeta wlU be Tha Youth Choir o f tha Flrat Judge R. W. Ware, F. H. Wyatt. Presbyterian Church will practcla Sizes M S , 10 different Mr*. Jack Burney, MUa Ethel at tht church at 7:30 p.m. style* front which to se­ Riser and Mrs. Joe Azxarello. The Rev. Fred B. Fisher wUl Gay Gibson devotee a good part o f tha lect. conduct the morning devotion* • The Sanford Tourist and Shuftheta two dreeaee o f Avondale Perm* Pressed cotton with flcbotrd Club wUl hold a covered over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:10 a.m. FRIDAY dish supper at B p.m. and stripe* to brighten the bodieea. Both in tan, turquoiv or rest . . aiaaa 7 la IT. T V W.M.U. of tha First Bap. •jr The BrownU Scouts o f the First Left. Striped yoke with buttoned tab; boa-pleated ak I I M S tight Sliavalsaa w ist Church will meet at 2:00 p.m. • Presbyterian Church wlU meet In for a buslnesa meeting and at 1:30 drew with striped bodice, full »Urt and its own little back-buttoned jacket 1 917-9S the Youth Building at 1:00 p.m. The Pioneer Fellowahtp and Re­ for installation o f officers. Tha Rav. Fred B- Fisher will creation of tha First Presbyterian conduct tha morning devotions BROWN-BEIGE raffle tsreed Church will meet In .the Youth over WTRR. Sanford, at 1 90 a.m. •■ft aufc chtffoa corobin od for ft M ade Roberta*Johnson f t Rand Building from f:M p a . through Sanford Naval Officers Wives two-pert costume with a threeJ t;OQ p.m. Club luncheon to be held at tha piece look la from tho fall IBM The Men o f the First Presby­ B.O.Q. at 1:00 p.m. collection o f Herbert Sondheim. terian Church win have their flrat SATURDAY The waist-length Jacket buttons fall dinner meeting In the Fel­ The R-A.’s of the Flrat Baptist over e hlgh-rtee, flared skirt “ W h e n Quality U Higher T h u Priea“ Wa Invlta Charga Accounts* l o w s h i p Hall at 7:00 p, m. Their will meat at the Church at 1:10 that ta attached to a tucked, — sker for the meeting will be a.m . toffy-colored *Uk chiffon blouse. M is s Spivey To Be Married To Otis Smith Good Attendance Enrollment M ark First Meeting Of Southside P-TA Rainbow Girls Plan For Choir At Monday Meet Miss Beverly Rogers Reveals Engagement To Donald J. Simon fisA& om dA Stork Shower Fetes Mrs. Billy Howard All Day Meeting Slated By Geneva New Kindergarten Home Demo. Club For Five Year Olds To Begin Classes Lake Monroe P-TA Schedules Get Acquainted Meet M iss Lucia Goff Recent Graduate O f Nursing School G IB S O N Try This One Ridgecrest Story Devotional Theme A t Gleaners- Meet r J Happy Birthday D E SIG N ED E SP E C IA L L Y FOR T H E BO YS W H O SE HARD ON S H O E S . . . $9.95 by I V E Y ' S �h n e . Mon., flo p t IT, 1M 6 THIS SANFORD HKRALO Greyhounds Ready For Seminole JVs Bowling League Formed H m U R N O n rk m d i began to 1T0 pound*, and D an Xadwtna, The newly formed women’* bowlk n r down on timing thla w**k u 100 pound*. Another aonlor and ii loo go** bald a masting Friday Coach Jin F in n capital)wa on veteran will ba napping tha boll night rJUr their weakly meet and th* smooth carry-through of fun- again, lit tha paroon of ICO honored tbomaatvoa witk to* oobto. stela. Tin Grayhound* will Ralph Boning. tna "Sendspon” , aid named tha Tho l.ttorman hockftoM a n toUtoir fln t aooaon a* an lawan to tha awiteh la tho all teama aa taDowa: L Bomborotgapondont torn next l i t n ■ponding fif and a n making tot eon- tea. «. ScroWbola, S- Jota. 4, Do■Uhl aa Stay play boat to formation th* rcnleu with fotoUro oaeo. Quar- B - . I. Strike* or Miaaaa, I. ‘ Samlnola* JVa la whnt Sanford 8 ahapaa op to ba a light workout Urbacklng tha boD club ia aonlor Houndawgi. Dart itarma, 1M pttnda; at loft Tbo now league use* too kaodL for tha po Oroyhoooda will uka oo what’i half la JokaFamMo, 110 pooada; cap and point ayatom loft. of tha non-playing Sanford eonler right half Jim Hepklni, 1CM Samlnola fridden aftor Friday pound*, and aanlor fuUback Lamar Sanford Mixed League Sept. U. WL night's all-important battio with Raima An Impoetng flguro of Team 'Standings Powell* Offlc* Supply > • atylo, I d pound#. tha Cocoa Ttgm. ve COaeh Payna hat two oary ahla Two iranifera from Alabama Saoford Bowling Allay • s OaalitanU that hava racantly loin, are on Ub to giro tha Greyhound* Thom No. I 1 f ad tha Greyhound camp- BUI Free, a bout thla aoaaoo. Alt*rn*ting fullback and and, Harold Stono la tor, line coach for tha Lyman Team No. I S 1 •levin, galnad much valunbla *x- giving tho Greyhound# a lot of Harvey Plumbing Co. 10 parlanca in performing for Stotoon Mark from hi* pu t atptrianc* va. Florida, and Florida Stata, wharo with Uw BpUt-T. Renal* Oocaot, Team Na. I • » another tranifor from Alabama ha graduated. Frank Goto, handIndtvUul High, Three Oamto didn’t know tho atoty oo.pounding ting tha hackflald, aUrta Ua flnt Cook—MO ytar coaching aftor racantly gra­ Pot* VanHorn. A head-on col 11*Ion Ring—4*t duating from tha ttatvenliy of with VanHorn coot Gooaot • brok­ W. Webber. Florida. "It’* wonderful to bara en Jaw.and Uw lidatinoe for a few tha drtra, anthuilaim, and good week*. Hartwlek—4M cooperation theta two hart giro* Seminole JV mentor Dick SUv. B. Factor—MS ma," Coach Payot remarked. ora k u regietorod concern ovar High Stags* game "And tha bon hart takao to Uw the Imposing Lgman otarUng Lno- Cook—1M Bptlt-T Uka dock to water." up, feat Coach Payna arid, "We W. Webber—If* After ton yeari of alnglo wing don't want any undo* Injuria* In Ring—lit toama, Coach’ Payno hollarea ha thla gam*, and we’re going to do Hartwlek—ITT hat finally found tho right combi­ what wo can to avoid H. Wo, of Warner—1M nation to convart: a haary Una, court#, want to win tho game, but B- FoeUr—1ST and** light but apoody hackflald. at too earn* time we want to put High Game—Cook Tha haary Una la lad by m on a good obow for tho fane. We ms'u Average-Cook pound Pete VanHorn at left taekle, don’t have many rtaarraa, and nigh Sot—Cook tod ia backed op Alton Boone, IN thoM have no gamb experience; Nemo Handicap O T.P. Avg. • I M0. ITS pound Junior at tho other tackle but they will have after Saturday Cook Ring 0 I «M 1M pofct. The guard ilota will feature night” 0 S 4M lit two eonlor ratorana, Bob XeLood, The Greyhounda apeo their tee eon W. Wabbor I 1 Saturday night at • p. m. on the Warner • > « • > " Lyman playing tyld In Lotgwood. Hartwlek Haig f g an 1« Ctoft U I «J 1« Ollitrapp II 1 M* Ml Powell If I 414 1M Rlke IT S to* 113 II I 444 1M Georg* Stolnoff, an alumnui and ObambUas is S MB » Harold Heckenbaeh, principal of ex-gridetor of Seminole H ig h Whldon R. Woetor II « JM 1M Sanford Grammar School announ- School wa- vleltlng the SeminotM' Bette M I M0 lit cod today that a mooting would bo practice field Friday. Btotooff, Iletll gen M S IT3 W who now roeldoa in Hollywood, bald Thuriday night, Sept. » nt J. Webber M I *T1 1H T:M for the purpoeo of organl#*- Fla., la from a long Una of SHS McMurray If I M» 1*1 tlon and arrangemonta for the see- football player*. While witching Jarrott M l MO 110 end annual Paanut Bowl apontor- the current edition of tha Semi­ P. rotter ■ 8 M0 US nole* In action on* of hie friend* od by tho Sanford Grammar P-TA. Donat M I U4 110 Rockenbach laid tho fathora of tho recalled aa event that happened la Ashley » a SM 1U 110, pupfle win attond tha Thursday Clancy SI 1 M0 114 tight moating whoro ptanh will ba The** two man wan riding in Boiler IS 1 MS 114 tUacuaaed ana dutiee delegated. the end car of a train going from Teato SO I SIS 104 Harold Witten and Jim Buckler Jackaoariflo to F t Buatii. It Davie 41 S SOI 100 Co-chairmen of tho Peanut Bowl Mama tho car had a*a steam eteam heat, heal Kampf 41 I ITT 02 committee had queitlonalrel tent and aa tha night ride da procreated Woman's Sandapur League Sept. 14 out laat week to the pupfle* par. the northern chill mt la. 1. Bomb* rite* 1 t 1 ooU, and from tho roiulta of the About I a. m. George awoke and I, SertwbaDi 1 1 1 toturoa o large turn-out la expect- complained to hia companion that S. Jets J I * od. he waa about to frees*. Whom 4. Demone 1 t t Tho Paanut Bowl la nrmprtiid upon hi* companion looked daw* I. Strikes or Mliea* S • 4 Of sixth grade data teama of Sto­ from hi* upper berth and inform- •. Houndawga 0 S 0 lon) Grammar, who, by o nrareei od George toot If ho would eio*# Individual High of oUmloatioo during tha m olar Urn, window tad wtpo tbo gSo o f tOanrn Jtotball aoaaon, pick tha tap tear saow off Mo pillow that bod drif. Donat—411 to play for tha ehampte*. tod tad la ta through too email earning Clancy—401 ak|p to Memorial Stadium ondor ho would meet assuredly foal hot­ the llghtc sometime in December, ter. Bowers—Ml Lait year well oror 1AM aupStolnoff promptly Belger—Mi ” tUrnfd out ** wltMil ^ made the rest of too trip la rota­ Schwarts—MS tive comfort Single Gama » !i Peanut Bowl Group Ex-Player Visits To Meet Thursday SH S Practice Field (jdhaJtsvsA Anto Financing by onr bonk o fftn yon ALL of th*** Saving*. THE LOAN COST KEPT DOW N ~ • ModornU borrowing chart*. W* fiauto now corn nt 4Vt%. Ton pay no "hlddon cooto”. f* THE INSURANCE •— * -• your monthly payment* and placed locally with ymur own ifnnt. K By B. HUGH ANSLST A* you alt comfortably to chair reading your afternoon paper you are probably vary much ■war* of the promotion*! publicity given to the Chief* dub. And many reader* wonder why. Aftor all, Seminole High School boo l fine athletic director and a fto# coaching staff; and thaaa paid to taka earn of tho football season, arrange games, and see to It that the Sanford fane gat a good show. Boildee, there at* at many things that must bo attend­ ed to that tha public lant aware of, ao how could John Q. Cttisaa possibly help? ThoM men nt Semi­ nole High School got their salary for doing all tfels. Mr. Cttlien, there's where you art wrong. Baeh member of tha SHS coaching staff Is a fufl-tim* teacher. They all teaeh full ace. demte loads. Then, what tha halle of knowledge ere (titled for tho afternoon, they Uko to tho arilvIty fold and dahpoatoly struggle against time, material, and lack of fundi to whip up a team that will do Sanford proud. Workouts wRk the boys last until about SiM. Thou for about an hour Uw eoaeh- THE ACTION bn included ia honk Ante Loan and got a decUkm •w m f Uf . FLORIDA STATE BANK of SANFORD "T h e F riendly B ank" r .a u S' T IT U O N U N I ERB RANKS AT TOP IN RICH RACES NEW YORK (AP) — When It comes to taking $100,000 races, Eddie Arcaro, Willie Shoemaker and Bill Hartaek have n rival In Dave Erb. B y A la n M a v t r W erSH T CHAMP, Bowers—ISO Rolgcr—141 Thomas—1M High game—Donat High Average—Donat High Set— Donat High Team act—Stytkes or Mine*' 1M0 Individual Averages Donat 1*4 Clancy 1M Rose 1M roller US Rnlyer „. W HUton 1M Strlbllng US Irhwarta 1M Oswer# ItJ Thomas 1*1 Smith " !• Sugge ’ J* Duffy • « Davli « Tlshell tit Brine ri Acder J Noide ta TuiwriK ■ Bowling Staton Gets Underway Bowling season got undeiway last week as six laagooa started with a bang In a much Immovad Bowling allay. Bill Hartwlek, own­ er and operator of tha Sanford nlley announced that naw racks had been insulted for totting piiU, now backdoors had boon put ta, and tho Instillation of tbo much needed electric-eye for tha foul had boon computed. -!A newly formed Navy leagntj meets tonight and every following Monday night at T:M. Tonight will ba th* first night of howling for; thla group. Tha 8NAS Girls* 1st.' gua bowl on Tuaidey nights stort­ ing it T:IB. Wednooday ovsnlngs will bt taken up by tha City Lea­ gue. Their toama gat undarway at T:4I. On Thursdays two loaguoa will us* tho local alley. At • p.m. the Western Electric league goto underway and at • p. m. th* Mixed League boglni bowling. On Friday nights the newly formed Women's league ukeh ove at 7:M. "We've worked hard/' said Mrs. Bornsdine Clancy of the newly formod Women’s league. "And wo still hope to get mar* mombor* befert too many gamoa have goto by." Thar* era still MVoral openings for msmberahJp to tho vnroual lon­ gues, and prosperity* member*, a* wall aa Interested spectators art invited to visit tho alley and watch th* leagues ta actio*. a D. r a m i 111 B. Ftrat For 10 year* thla store hna consistently observed too fal­ lowing hours i Waoh dnyo t *. m. to S ill p. m. Sotardaro • a. m. to TiM p. m. Cl anal from TiM p. aa. Sstnrday until I a n Byrd Shaping Into Broken-Field Runner The coaching etaff of Semlnol# High School ha* found a solu­ tion to one of their serloue pro­ blems. Phil Byrd, 144 pound isnlor halfback, I* going to provide the team with a. awlvri-hlppod broken field runner. Byrd hna shown amntlng agility in the ease of hia manuvarabllKy in tight epota. Thla will bo n boon to the aunnlng end of thla anason’* Seminole*, and will be capitalliod on thle week *t tha San­ ford -Semlnoles taka to th* play­ ing field for the Drat time of the season and the tint time aa a member of tha Orange Belt Conference against Cocoa. "Wa’ve been hoping desperate­ ly aomeone would show up foe u* like byrd he* lately," eoaeh Fleming said, "We need aomeone to get us through thoae tight (queries and have enough apeod to break away for long galna. "This Is absolutely necessary to compete with a powerhouse that uses the Immense reerv# strength such as has Cocoa." Cocoa la located In the heart of Brovard county and has Patrick Air Force Bas* to draw students from. Then too, they have such a growing school; Brevard county la th# fastest growing county to th* state. Coach Dave Laud* eold that the passing end of th# game would lie the beet In a long tlm*. ‘•These boy# ar# getting glue on their fingers," he said. "And sud­ denly they’ re realising that it * much more fun to catch the ball Mayfair Inn Tennis Pro Begins Classes JOHAN/ E iV t* CAK*fA EA+tLfO A CEMCE 70 . ae< sa iH 7MS TITLE AT tYKACUU, OA .EEPT./2 m * m LL A t H U F/f**T P tF K H A t t/HCE HE THE CROMH Mi . . 'H a tv s Frank Deem*. Mayfair ton ten­ nis pro, has begun his tenm* classes for Junior# and adulta. "We'll have a more’ Interesting game of tennis than last yaar." Deam said today. "On Saturday afternoons a group la practicing for the Mayfair Exhibition that to to be given when the hotel openi." The group ho la referring to If Gene Tucker, Bsnford Clly Cham­ pion; Gordon Dean; BUI Fllbryj and Frank Deame, The tennis cists for Junior* In­ cludes ages right through four­ teen. This group meets dally be­ tween four and five, and on Satur­ days between one and two. Th* adult data If conducted between five and ilx daily, and four to six on Saturday!. Tennis lessons are conducted at the Mayfair Inn tennis courts across First Street from the Inn. than to mlae it They’re showing up pleasingly wnU, tad t think they’ll be a matoh for anything that Cocoa ea* pradnan." Meanwhile Conch Bod Lnytr is < raving about the display pit on by hia guards and tackle*. Vir­ gil Grace* and Find Behrsna art both pounding a hold gnaw *1 tho Guard slot*, and tha game it made rougher with tha additional hard work of Meredith Scott, Charles Ponca, nod Billy Tyro it tho tackle potto, Scrappy Jack Blotsky has boa* bolding hit owa to defensive aa well aa edfenalr* play and his snappy eantortog1 Is well worth paying attention to. After weekend practise rotter, day tha Injury Hat leant grown; but It iiaant shrunk either Brentier Schlrnrd tad Murray Nance are both atUl watching th* scrimmage freer tbo tidoliaoa, but both i n tap-Kted to ion action coon Friday night. In th* hackflald aoma of tin lighter boy* ar* beginning to I shop* up wall. Partirutorty m t standing has bam Bddla Barbour Thla 140 pound Junior has a ta of affToastea and tittle fear. Frew hia Uaobeckar position bt has boon making morn than hia ifeari of tacktsa. Hia parformnnaa has boon up enough that boll aa tel to eon action during tho gam* with Cocoa. Hia offaath* run nlng earned him a touchdown la i Friday’s game scrimmage. George Houston, 1M pound sophomore halfback, has earned tho reaped of many of th* veteran member* of th# club by virtu* of hit speed. In tbo tost few days bis speed has boon Iraprorinf ao bn baa been gutting Into hotter shape. Friday he caught up with anvtoal of th* pig skin bustiers aftor th#y had passed the secondary. The Semtnotoa kicking gam* ( has shown vast Improvement. Joe Rusal la suaeandlag wall to tha education of hia punting ton, and to tho extra-point ment Ronnla Olio# to about 10 percent. Improvement, timing, and pan- • claim will bo th* key words fw tbo Seminole* thla week na tbo coaching staff ta erewdtac anab day for mom of that proetonatire*. Fleming haa told, howtvur, that the fans win ao* a display to smoothnets Tuesday might aa th* Sanford Bnminolao make a panseason debut under tbo light* during tha Chief* Club ad Pew-Wow and Rally. Pow.Wow time to TiM row night in Memorial Btatdtu*. Mew. More Than E v e r . . . IT U PAY YOU TO READ HERALD WANT 6 FREE P A S S E S D A IL Y to the Movieland Ride-In Prarie Lake Drive-In FARRELLS and Arcoda Pockoga STO RE Ritz Theatres SAFI DFPOSII Boforn yon bay yoar neat car, non na for nctnol aMnoy-navtnf . flgwn-facta thrifty hank onto loan plan. And not nuctly how It wH pay yna In car with not it organisation operating for the benefit* of our youth. Envision, U you will, a planned program be­ ginning to tho high schools and, with time, expanding at both endi of the age scale until Sanford hai a fine year-round recreation pro­ gram design »t for the plaasura of our children and young adult# aa well. MenI Bo a member of thle powerful cog. Attend .the Chief* Club sponsored Rally and PawWow tomorrow night St Memorial Stadium beginning at 7:30, and seriously consider msking your application for membership In this fine organisation. You will have tha opportunity to do so. w elter- BORROWING POWER It ntandlag with on for fntnr* credit tog staff holds eonforoocos with the individual keys and for public relations. Aftor tat they ekower, rash boma for a quick mail and an off to a coaches' meeting, OBC meeting, or some other matter nocoooary to the well-being of Whoa they got borne their Soesa’t end. Clan lectures prepared, papers graded, and Mhodsloo’prepared. Whan thla ia done, toe exhausted eoaeh may ■tin have to atay op to proper* a talk for oo* of tha noon meeting* of soma fine Saoford organisation. All thla work to turn out a pro­ duct *f worthiness in tha aadaavor of young Sanford and Seminole Cenatyl Isn't H Just, lair, and honorable of onr citiioory to turn out and to* thla product? tbo purpose of o booster*' dub to any community to to rtlr up *nibnaUam for too activities, look nftor the welfare of youtha' orgsnlatiooa, build an oxpanalve fu­ ture, and show appreciation for ef­ fort expended. Tbo man of Sanford can turn the Chief* dub tot* a powerful; Donat—1M Clancy—141 Nolde—It* 71oO flodd C ah 1pm QhsjoAs. — LOW COST Seminole BOXES Each day the nam es o f six people w ill be published in the H erald Classified colum ns fo r FREE tickets to the M ovieland Ride-In. the Prairie Lake D rive-In and the Ritz theatres. I f your name appears, clip the ad, it is your free ticket —* you pay only a small service and tax charge on Ritz Theatre, and Prairie Lake D rive-In passes. Present your C lassified Ad Free Pass to the box o ffic e o f the theatre named M ake sure you have your driver’s license, social security card o r other personal identification with you. LO W C O ST H IG H P R O T EC T IO N « S A INN Et oPm R toAMH D aiu n x 'le ’ubcr r-. • 1 N ote the date printed at the bottom o f the ad. Y our Pass must be used be­ fo re this expiration date. FIN D YOUR N A M E ! SEE THE M O V IE S FREE! �THE SANFORD H Er TELEVISION FOODMARTS w ow Cbaa •I • •vlaad* ■**du, DAY DEAL M t A dventure, with tfuule W all 1:11 C a rt.o e Carnival ii** Weather-hews Sport* S i ll S:fS Sill MSS till til* SiSS etiv »:SS SEPT. 13th thru SEPT 22nd #:15 mis 15:## IS :t l YOU'VE GOT M O N EY WE HAVE M ERC H A N D ISE BARGAIN Y A C H T CLUB ill IItie PRICES LB VELDA Legal Notice 1/ CREAM /2 _ u g a l 5 9 c (LIMIT 3 ) M ARIGOLD O LEO 1 3 5 < W ILL BE PA ID TO SEMINOLE COUNTY H OSPITAL A U X IL IA R Y FOR EACH BOX OF BETTY CROCKER CAK E M IX SOLD 3-89 P R IC E S C O O P ALL THIS WEEK LO O K'EM O VER A N D COM PARE "GOOD BATIN" STEAK Hamburger FRESHLY GROUND LB. 79. A lbs. ^ •laa* T Starlight Theatre Bits-Off Tea.Bey D era te* Serve thil easy.to-mtke chocolate pudding j u t one* sad ft will probably become a family favorite. Itich In the reel choeolat* flavor, it ia creamy imooth and is especially good topped with a littla fluff of whipped cream. A* combination chef and cleanup committee, you’ll b* Interested In the fact that this ii mixed and conked in the lame pot. Ail you do Is combine the sugar, flour and salt, in the top of a double boiler, add milk ami ijnewreuncd chocolate and cook. Couldn't be easier—or amoother—or more delicious. Easy Chocolate Pudding ft cup sugar .1 cup* milk 6 tablespoons flmt II square* unsweetened chocolate ft teaspoon salt 1 tcanpoon vanilla Combine sugar, flour, and salt In top o f double boiler, mixing thoroughly. Add milk gradually, stirring constantly. Add choco­ late. I’lae* over boiling water and cook until chocolate ti melted and mixture is thick and well-blended, stirring comtantly. Then continue cooking 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add vsslllh. Chill and serve with cream. Makes 6 servings. COFFEE ICE Jehu Dels New* Readeev.ut Smart Rhythms Duval ghow Soege of V.stsrday Voice .1 Fir*.tea* Chart.* Farrell Shew Vic Demons Sportsman Club Sptllmen Hist are Celebrity I'lnyhouea Adventure Theatre lilt M N i £ V Mm" LET'S S W A P AT ^ 99< SOUTHLAND Strawberries 1 6 9 SUGAR 5 - 39t o H cBjiD U Hn Er.1 Y 'Hn u D iA I X in IE C R Y S T A L LBS. Company Acquires Site Far New Plant LX TUX UHCIIT COt DT, NINTH ju d ic ia l u i n c u r m a m i vim ORLANDO (ffv-Tthe Qlen L. Msr■UDINOI.K COI NTS. FLORIDA. IN CMANCKMV NU. » » t tIn Co. of Baltimore, • major air. CU11T1U VAIINKV, announced Plaintiff. craft manufa turvr, Friday the purchase of a 10-square LUCILLE VAItNKV, mile site south of hsre for a new li.f.ndanL NOTIC'D o r SUIT plant. STATIC o r FLORIDA TO: LUCILLE President eOOrge M. Bunker VARNEY, whose lest known m ld .n c. Is Johnson Cits. New lork. said the land "is required to *>*To* will U k . nolle, that a »worn cute Martin's commitments in the bill of comcUt.l h»« he.n fil*d new and growini fields of elec­ ■gainst vou In lha Circuit Court la and for S.mtnol. Counts. Florida. tronics, nuclonles and miaallaa aa In Chancery: that lha natur. of said ■nit Is an actloa for divorce. the well as in tha Geld of piloted air­ short title or which Is Curtle Var- cra ft" nsy Plaintiff Vs. Lucllla \arn.y, Th* property, for which the com­ 1,1THESE** PRESENTS are to com- pany paid 11,371,000, le 4ft miles mand Vou to fils vour answer of south of th* city limits os UM441. other pleading with the clerk of Bunker uld th* lend waa chosen lha Circuit Court of H.mlnol. ( nunIf at Hanford. Florida, and serve because it "offer* working and a copy nf the asm* nn I’la 1n11ff*• at- living conditions of tnarlMUH ap­ turner, on or bsfor# the Id dsjr of peal to th# highly skilled technic­ October A. D. IR*' llsr.le fall not or a dsersa pro ians required for this undertaking roofs.SO will be .stared aaalnst you. and becausa It is a facility location for default. . WITNESS mv hand and seal at peculiarly adapted la tha |iam. Sanford, Seminole County. Florida, piny's needs." this Id day of September A. D. ltl*. Preparations already art kaing Ii p. Herndon Clerk of thh Circuit Court made by Martin for toitiag and Rr K t* Burdick launching of Vanguard, a multiple Deputy Clerk stage racket scheduled to take the W. e. Hutchison. Jr. Attorn*. for Plaintiff first man mad* satellite hi aa orbit •«« North Park Aysnus around tha earth In IBM, *1 Pat­ Panford. Florida rick Air Force Bata on the Atlantic ta ret Datat. ad Coast east o fOrlando, Francs. Andre. Deceased No figures were available Im­ In lb* CsmsH *f lh . t -.a 'y , Jude*, mediately on then umber ta b* peaslaal. C.aaty, Flarlda, employed at tha plant or when la Frwhst*. Ta All CcSliars a.S •’ ' " ' “ . I " . ' construction la expected to atari. lag clalasa ss tSeasaads Agsleri Said ^yStTaad each of ynu'ara hereby notified and required l» jr***"' any claims and demands which you. or either of you. mny hay. ea.lnst the estate at Francs. Andre, c.as.d lat* of said County, to the County Juds* of Remlnols County, Florida at hln office. In th. court house of said County at Hanford. Florida, within alsht calendar months from th. Urn. of the first •mbllratlnn " f this aotlcs. Kerb rl.lm or dsmnnd shell he In writ­ ing. and ehatl state th* piece of rsslrtsnrs and liost riffle. *d.lrs«s of the clatmsnt. end shall ha sworn to by the claimant hie ett.nt or tutornsy, aad sny such claim nr demand not *o Hied shall h* void. HENRY J ANOUKS ...... As sysoutor of the teal (till and Taatament of Frances Andrsa. dsccaasd <l*o. A. Bpeer Jr. Attorney for said BstaU Nasford Florida NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that we ara rnaaasd In buslnsss at jot K. 11th HI. under the fictitious nsms of ll.nn.lt'* TV Hales sad Hervlca .nd that we intend to register ssld nsms with the Clerk of th* Circuit lourt, flentlnul* County. Florida. In accordance with the provision of the Fictitious Name Htatuts, to-wlt: g*ctloa sit es Florida Statute. 111* Robert L. Ragsdale James K. Burkett la l b . Court of tbs ro a s tr Jwdgy, atmtsole C s t e t r , Flarlda. la Piahate. ta ret Mtlala at O W E N J. PO PE Deceeted T . A ll C n S llw s aad fstse s r H a y ­ ses Clalasa n Dsetaals Aaalast ■old Detat.i Ten and each of you ara bsraby notified a%d required to pr***nl any claims aad demand, which you, or either of you. may hay. ag.liut th. estate •f OWEN J. IHipE, deceased, lat. of eald County In lha County Judge nf B.mlnol. County, Florida. •tie ■iga-ea Proeram Reeume li lt News-Waather M l 'tl.o d Me rales' till Cantala Kaagare* f:l* Thle Usd iff Oafs v io Handstand lens Film Far* RADIO WTTKD— SANFWDD t i t Twilight gesg* • 'M * au nge rise D rlftlsg lit Un “ a Clou# t i l l Kveeieg Metis file ft a Daneatlm* Night Edit).a iltM Nstlo.s Halt -— . . — afSl.w — :.*u Th* Rhythm M.*: 15:1* At Mem. With H - ssts t*:ll N.ws Stitt atglTSt? C<U* ** rr*7*r c m #:## tilt W . » . call T* Prey** • si Dawa Brtsksr* t:lt Haw* *: St 1:11 7: St 7:11 7:1# 7:11 l:St ! '* ! 5:55 5:SS • ill •:(• llif S M a rk .t Report Maw* R Bevte ffstsck C i«b I port* s« A atssee IJfrh * y '* Choirs Morafag P ivatisa e Hsrmapy Tims Wnrti i t Mins Marine# MalndlS*. UH* cf»h T' * r* Maws ■iota County, Florida, Within .Isltl lal.ndnr months from the llm. ot die Ural publtcitlon of Ihla. notLe each claim or d.mand shall bs in writing, and shall state th. p l» * of Twiddle* anil post ofllc. ndilrrna or thn i lalmanl, and shall lit ■nuts to hr th. claimant, his aariit or attorn.y. and any .uch claim ur dtmand nut so filed thill bs void. Lucllla I’ope Joha.on Aa aseculor of sh» U t l Will sad T.slam.nt U IIWKN J POPE, d.cra.sd DOL'GI.AN HTKNUTttOM Attorney for Estcutrig 105 Kdwarde Uolldlng Hanford, Florida First puhllcatloa ispL l«, 1555. Th* Hoard of County Commitslo*. tra of H.mlnnle County, Florida, will roc.lv* bids at tha Clerk's_tifflea In lha Court Hau.O at Haaford. up to 5 o'clock P. 5L tlctotior 1*1 t i l l for thn following oqulpmsat: ITKH NO. 1 On. all m.tai plate tas roll and ta* blit writing eeutpm.nl suit­ able for all tha repetitive writ­ ing In the Ta* AiMwor1* and Cotlaolor's offlca, 1 and to ask s carbon .opto*, together with all nooasaary appurtoaenesa. 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 71 H. JAMES GUT For JAMES a GUT Sale choose from, one of 3 locations IT 5CD NO. • Ona ta* receipting an* valida­ ting machlna, .l.ctrically and manually narrated, adapted for Bating. Ilallng, IdaaUfylng. hum* baring, and totaling tax bills. ■Ids will ba opened at th* regular meeting In b . held October ind 1511 The Board reservaa tha right I. re­ el anv end all ofr.ru W B. Miller. Chairman. Attaat: O. P. Herndon Clerk In bM utlful Loch Arbor, situated on sloping green hills, convenient te Country Club with sccchb to canal frontage. THE LOT YOU BUILD YOUR HOME ON IS IMPORTANT For many reasons, re-sals value, locations, conveniences, safety. Also ■ plard to build the home o f your dreams, and enjoy quiet, safe, relaxed living. CALL 1504 NOW And make on appointment to find out how you can buy one o f the 17c beautiful lota in Loch Arbor. Pay as little as 30 % down, and th# balance over 3 years. A fter your lot Is paid for use it aa down pay­ ment fo r the home you desire, Ask ubout our easy installment plan 17c FOODMART 2SHi H. JAM ES G ir’ ’ AGENCY „t his uftlo* to the e*»rt h.us. CAMAY AT General Insurance Ut .aid County at Seaf.rd. REYNOLDS P A R K AVE. LOS ANdELES UR—A m in won first prlie at the Los Angeles County Fair with a year-old loaf of whole wheat bread. That’ s right- Strseter Blair, 68. ■ntered nine kinds of bread In the 18S1 fair, winning four firsts and firs seconds. It* put a loaf of the whole wheat bread that had placed second In hit home freeier. f.aat week, he thawed it' out and put ft or exhibition. holm, American Css Company’s assistant the controls of a dragline le break ground for the pUat's IU J M square foot addition. The new otrwetor# will preride fadllUee fee processing metal plate from kag* eeila. The project k part of Cence'e *17,000,000 nationwide prograi to combat rfttof metal plate prices snd will mean aa adutieaal 84 Jabs Is tha Tampa <£och , C btbok. R E L A Y W RAP 33 BLEACH Man Wins Prize With Year-Old Loaf O f Bread Lots D O N T $ | .2 4 1 it s aperts ------Bask Mirk.t Hsport C h ile ft Sandborn I ox. IN STAN T REG. H ilt Lit SttiJwrgjKsr w .rie at an TOMATOES 1 3 5 OFF u is au h nsp.at Prrformsnr* AFTERNOON lilts World At Noun 15:15 Radio Farm Digsit tilt s liar Nona nanch :11 Amsrlrsn l.sm u. Gam* World at Thro* !S Show Dost Hariird Prsvltw Tim* lift Toon Nsw* i i ; T*»* Ttm* 11:11 sees k il o c t c l d s As t t V J V o . Don Newcomb# le ' the " Alrd Dodger pitcher to win 20 or more game* In three *•*- CARTON ONLY H ill Man Ta Man I*.ID strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady i.ov. Of Lira ii!ii Search for Tomorrow Guiding Light 11:11 WDBR-TV JACKSONVILLH CHANNKL 4 HONDAt KVMMNO 1:00 Uluhsy Mouse »:•* iioe iiee Report it ll Doug Edward. A Newt «:lo Hupsrman ties n .d g. m tiso Ho bln Hood S:on Ches. Farrell Show 1 :1 0 Vic Demons l:ee Studio Ob* l»:e5 Hums * Alim Hob Cummins* Report S MS 11:50 M ill Let Paul Mary Ford Mite fate Show 11:51 Haw* * Sign-off Tl'MPOAV WORNIND t ill Test Pallsrn 1:55 Good Morning •:«e Capt. Kangaroo 0:05 Garrv Moor. 1:15 Godfr.r lOrtt Godfrey 11:10 Valiant lady 11:15 Search For Tomorrow tlilt Guiding Llsht Brooklyn (WITH ISJO OR MORI ORDER) COFFEE D M on„ Sept. 17, 19M , Pag* T O. A C. F I N A N C E ea the Initial down payment. C O R P O R A T I O N 1 11 w#it Pint ^i).«eu >vd C f k U ip jv. Street....................7 9 7 . .T iL 1155 |DWfriMess TVeeSsr | 4 0 7 W « p f C m tn d A v e n v # . . . 3449) r f Corner W , Crystal D rive ft Lake M ary Blvd. ST. 9 A �•* ‘ < ?tS F» * THE SANFORD HERALD DURING WAR yC R R S E .B O N D W A$ R E C R U IT E D TO H E L P S A V E THE AM ERICAN H O M E - wc f o u g h t SHOULDER TO . SHOULDER./ IK THE PEACE Y E A R S E .B O N & H A S HELPED BUILt> M IL L IO N S OF H O M E S FOR A M E R IC A N S. "MB MCONO OAT r OU« DIET—AND MREADY TO | —» CCT2A M I I K N O W — BUT W B 'V B O C T T O • m c K -r o m gM SV w . - i ' v* b r o u o m t a ^ ‘ V - 1 b b a u t i f u l b o x o p "Y o u * /-* ) S r T p a n o j u t b w h i p p b d j • S s LI CHOCOLATE CABAMS1 J / I CO ULDN 'T HAVE f in is h e d nr r- W HO KNO W S7/j WITHOUT H l N \ ! r WWAT'D NOU o o W B D N 3 , UNGA m ic k e y / j — XSS&T f W ELL .-B O V ’A * ' W A^I,/VV^TT#» I'L L HELP NOU W ITHNOU* 1 ARITHMETIC I <3fT3 A N AUOYYANCI OF THOSE DOLLARS A WEEK ... _ * '. . B U S FAKE — \ W ftm N 3 PAPEK—J AVLK ...T W O Z AMOV ES A WEEK... IT S IMF«OSS<BL«l BOY ’ A ' COULDNT ___________ o o r r i T H A T® WHAT X F lS flffZB D l / -THANKS FOR TWO V LUNCA AMCKEYI I ALLOAANCH JtA'SS m COuRTBSV * * W :\ i -A I THE OLD HOME TO W N f PiNrtOtfwa Bv STANLEY YEAH/ MAW/ You SHOULD S F F H IM - HS HAS T W O B LA C K ■YW 8 - — 1 _ ~~T Q U IT W H ILE I , ^ W AS A H EA D 1 . . /.‘IP EVEN IF HE DOES, MS.GORDON IS SO NOBLE HE WON’T LEAVE UNTIL LAST' WHO WILL SHOOT T MM TO THE SURFACE ? V W hile, above WITH THE SEA PRE93MO t THROUGH WTO B-Z ISLAND FLASH THE EVACUATION... m M ' BUT THE COMB . WILL GIVE.ANY ' MOMENT/ MElt NEVER SET THEM OUT IN TIME/ , Mi**iMMN* BACKOFF ~RUL BREED/ r THE OM-MAN SUBS ARE FULUHO AWAY, KING OF! THE CRACKS ARE 9HRAD THB WATER W ia <50 . ■^CRASHIN® THROUGH 1 A THAT DOME M - \ A '■ 1 5EC0HPS NOW/ J | NARROW and hlRh-walated, •Jill fall 1050 Monle-Sino and Pruian Kmplre coat la of black •pun tweed.” Tha back of tha mat la aeamleai K D fi M iu m iiii"" ELMO, ILL GIVE >( THREE COOKIES VOU GO TO THE 1 DRUGSTORE T< FOR ME j T O T H 'R O / NOTHING •l OOING ( O K A Y- IL L ' MAKE IT J FIVE COOKIES - BU T THAT'S 'L L T O P S — - PLAIN?. * OR < RAISIN 9 H e DRIVES HARO BARGAIN 1 A U . RIGHT-1 FIVE RAISIN i COOKIES r iW IIJ ITSOONNA M CLOSE/ MR. OITHERS. I DON'T THINK I'LL COME IN TO. THE OFFICE TOOHV K I'M TIRED AT THAT MAN 0 0 / ’ THAT WAS JUST S 'A LITTLE JOKE-CHO VOU THINK I MEANT ’ IT MR.DITHERS? r - THIRO/ G O O 'B Y E f O 0 A V A IL S L A U R IE / POOC LAUQIE/-SMC DRAGS AROUND.' NO pep.' SHE SMOULO . SEE A D O C T O R /^ YOU M EA N > a lack: OP IR O N IN HER B Y BT BM ?> ■v ^ v .c VWV# SOT I I'M GOING TO T A K E SW IM M IN G L L E S S O N S FRO M HIM N THE NtW c----- 3 r f J h \ P o o L r r ^ — - — < /A THS to n g U 4 H E L P ME H IDE T H E SE ' ,M j SWTNM M 3 TRO PH IES r\E uv*s. wexL i �THE SANFORD HERALD Mon., Sept. 17, 1959, Page !) laval Academy 'Ians Expansion Citizens' Tax Council Slates District Meets Passport to Happiness B y M A Y B IK O R IIO TALLAHASSEE i.P-Eighl dls. trlct mealing* h ire bean sched­ uled by the Florida CitDeni’ Tax Council for September and Octo­ ber. The meeting*, each to be at. tendril by at least one tax council member or council staff worker, will be called for the benefit of county las council membersState and county council memher* will work together In pre­ paring recommendation, for the 1957 Legislature on revamping of Florida’ s lax structure. District meeting* will be held at De Funlak Springs Sept. M, Live Oak ami eLesburg Oct. 1, St. Petersburg Oct. 3 and Orlando Oct. 5 Tentative data* were *ei for] meetings Sapt. 28 at TxILth* sure, Oct. 5 at West Palm Beach and Oct. 8 at Jacksonville. O ItiJ Mi) tit Ortlf. Rtprlaled by iwrmlssle* c ( Avalon Books. ____ ______ by Distributed King rtatures Syndicate. .NNAP0L1S, Met. .f—Ttic U. 5v In tier wvii years uf private nura* CHAPTER t Naval Aratlcmy, which ha* long AL tV A 8 Helping Mr*. F ia t lir r - j mg »he had had little experience suffered growing paint, i* icady lu V ' ■sti.nr up the gangplank when i with patlenis like Mr*. Feather* take another step into the Severn sudd inly the older w om an flop p ed , stone R iver. » , keros* an appeal tor S nurae to s o ­ com pany an invalid out to Jamaica. It had founqpd too good to be true. M e needed that antra pass­ tw faih'ng nard She was staring j D r Mangln had assured her that age m oney, not far baraalt, but fo r toward the upper deck ot U ie ' there w as nothing radically w rong her brother Tom . w h o waa in hts il. a C aribbean the onixll luxury with Mra. Featherstune: that all last year at m edical s c h o o l “ t think it I did tall ner th* ctuiM t which m i takingdihem out her ailm ent* were mainly due to to the \Vr»l indie* Dirk Hanson nerves and tem peram ent. He nad truth sn t'd actually n av t a heart from sheet ra ge ! Ot was follow ing closely behind, ca r­ warned Val that she would nave a t t a c k rying a load ot unnecessary things to be extrem ely tactful. But being cou rse." Dr, Mangtn added, his tace Mr*. Featherston* nad decided to tacttul hadn’t been easy. Red hair sobering, "alia hksn’t bean up to take with her at the last m om en t doesn't g o with a placid disposition, tht m ark tinea her daughter's tt m ight nave been the loud blast and Val Alison had turkey-red hair death, tt w as an aw fu l shock to on the tunnel that nad startled and trrrklea and wide, inquiring her." "H er daughter died r e ce n tly ?" Mr* FVatheriinn*. « h e waa an in- blur rye*. The m ischievous mouth valid, or oeh rxcd she w as: ar.d the m ight have a temper hut she had Val aeked. tt Wat th* first she'd heard ot a daughter, but then ah* small White, oran ge-ringed tunnel a w arm heart. knew very little about M rs FeathAnd given an unuiually loud b la st Val finally got Mrs rea th era n t one. “Gosh, ivhal a noise,** said Val, stone dow n to tier cabin. "The accident happened tw o laughing. “ M aybe lhat'a a rep roof "T his is an aw fully nice cabin, years a go, a tragic a ffa ir," Dr. for u* tor being late." Mrs. Featherston* ** Mangtn had resum ed ram m iscrntHut Mra. Feather stone didn't " I s it?'* ner patient said indil- ty. "E ileen's en gagem en t had just reply. She just stood there, star­ been announced in th* Tim es— ing tow ard the upper deck. The irrcnU y, and sank dow n on the that vary day. la fact. Than, biaaa only person on the upper deck bed. m y soul, if th* gtrl w asn't dead D oesn’ t Seed Noras whom Val could ace waa a tall, by n ightfall t Btlaaa alw ays w as a broad-shouldered, rather faturntne"O oodncs*. she m m state," Val looking young man. with straight ■aid to nerself. "1 w onder what reckless driver— and a tk lddy road . . . An accident o f cou rts, atuntidy hair. He hnd a sligh tly cam e over tier fust now T " thought there ware tom * w ho said crooked -lookin g face, which waa “ My deal g ill, she iloesn't need Ha broke o ff. but presently handsom e in spile o( that f a c t lie a nurse; any girl w ho'd listen to w as w earing a light gra y lounge her trouble* by the hour w ould d o," he went ont A Farmer Lata su it Dr. Mangtn had told her yesterday "Is anything the matter, Mra. when she'd arrived at Hartnell ■Th* whole altatr waa vary Fnalherstnnr?*' Val asked anxious­ tragic. P revious to nor en g a g e ­ W ood Grange. ly. "Then w hy did she advertise for ment. Eileen nad had a very se ri­ "T ha t skis . . Mr* Featherous arfair with a you ng m an w ho jtone waa gasping, and Val could a nurse to a ccom pany her out to had grow n up tn this com m unity. (ecl the hand which reeled on her J a m a ic a ? ” she asked quietly. Th* llltla elderly G. P. ahruggad. Mrs. reAU ierstont didn't approve, own, trem bling violently. " A nurse sounds m ote im pressive, and frank ly I can't blam e her ter C heerful Com panion I suppose, ami sue s talked so often that. But that a ffa ir must have blown over, tor rill ten had just be­ L>irk had com e up behind them ot hrr various illn e s se s -e s p e cia lly com e engaged to Dirk Hanson, a and when he spoke to the oklir ol her w eak h e s it —she's com e to me* fallow and o t a very good woman whom he called “ Aunt believe in them h erself* “ If you don't yilnk (lie’s g en ­ family — in tact, ne * In Itna lo r the May*’ he spoke tn his usually uinely ill. w hy haven't you told title o l V iscount Thalm aford. Dirk iliecrlu l and persuasive voice. had alw ays been a particular la"N o w . now, AytU May. you can tier so. D o c t o r ? " •Don't v<»« "ta il teaching me my v oilte o f Mrs. Featharatone’s. so ctl me *H Hi at onre w e’re on I've only to tell naturally aha waa delighted about hoard. Corn* on. One, tw o, in ter, business, 'Nurse the engagem ent. O t co u rse ," ha ip ih e gore. Give her a heave, m y patient I don’t think i/ou're added in an undertone, “ very little ■furse." T o g e t h e r they h all- suitable and you won't get your m oney g o e s w ith th* title, but M rs ragged. half-heaved Kira. Feather- tir e trip to Jam aica." Recently Val nad been engaged F raih trston e inherited plenty from tone’s heavy body up to the deck. hrr iiuahand. C otton m ills up north, “ You lake Aunt May « lis ig h t through a nursing agency to art a* you know ." ow n to the cabin. Nurae. I'll see night nurae in a new hospital which “ Rut what waa u-rciip with thr bout the papers, passpuits *nd hnd been opened In M ontego Bay. The hospital nad torwarded her other young man Mra. Featherrungs,” Dirk said cheerfully. stone's daughter apparently fa n ­ Val couldn't help feeling thank- passage m oney, but one day, idly c i e d ? " . Val aehed quietly. d that Dirk waa accom panying reading through the personal c o l­ f To B§ Continued! -m on this cruise to Jamaica, umn ol the Tim es the had com e .<1 siab.i* U».s* Di.tHbut.il i > Ktne le s t'.rel dm dlitie ri l!CV> M s * t l ' s i s lt,.p itrt* .l i,, ,„ i « r Starting In February, It will (ip In enough land to add 60.5 arret to the present ground*. This will be the fourth major landfill shire 1898 and will nearly equal all previous ones combined. The new landfill, to be com­ pleted in 1959. will make roam for construction of two more wings on Ilancroft Hall, the huge mid. shipman dormitory; n barracki fur enlisted men now crowded aboard a temporary station ship, and expansion of cunalructlon re­ creation and drill held*. In addition, plan* are afoul fur a new football stadium to be con. strurted outside academy grounds within the next two year*. II will replace antiquated Thompson Sta. ilium, now taking up six valued acres of land Inside academy walls. These moves will relieve Ihe .icademy'a congestion but not cure it. “ We are hemmed in on all sides," says Adm. William It. Smeiiberg III who look over a* academy superintendent In March. "There are let* than 400 acrci in the immediate academy area within our boundaries,” he said. Wesl Polnl has 15,000 acre* The Air Force Academy ha* 27,300 The most urgent is the expansion of Bancroft Hall, the world'* larg­ est dormitory. Built to house 2JOO midshipmen, It wilt have 3.BOO crowded Into It this (all. The T'a million dollar landfill, requested In 1948 but not approved until the 1958 session of Congress, will pave the way. The project call* for removal of 2>» million ruble yards of dirt from the hot. lorn of the river to fill in a new academy border ranging up to 200 yards Into the river. The Navy started with a pur. rhase of about 10 acres in ISIS and has bought 187 acres over the tears. The other 117 have been icqnired through five different landfills into the Severn since 1898. —a modern Jet airfield locatcJ Adm. Smrdbcrg says the current trowing pains were brought on by somewhere reasonably close to Ihe •hi expanded enrollm ent during academy. "--'(1 War II. “ I am convinced that a Naval As long as the Navy maintain* Academy airfield la a must If we large force, the academy will are to give our future officers 'oil to graduate 000 to BOO officers proper training for duty In a mod­ l year as permanent career men, ern Navy," he says ir says, Ho plan* lo continue fighting Thi* brings up another subject despili- congressional setback* and '**" ' * e ( p v n s n r i m a im * i,” -i ” •'^it'on thl* year *w plans John HONI FAFF. Aviation ehiitest’s Mate Fldef, sun of and Mr*. Alfred Boniface of Bio. omlngliunr, New- York and hus­ band of Mrs. l.eutin Boniface of ITOC Park Avc., San font is now at the U.8. Naval Receiving Sta­ tion, Norfolk, V *„ a walling transfer to U.S.S. Carol Sea. The Add mashed* banana tu part of Norfolk Navy Receiving Sta­ the tatter frosting ynu’rr planning’ tion, Commanded by Snplaln tn use for a layer cake; use the J.C.li. Wilson, F.S.N., processes banana part for a filling. approxnmtely 8,000 men a mouth on their way to and from Naval activities all over the world. REGISTRATION NOTICE Ellis Island Will Be Put Up For Sale To Highest Bidder The Regintnitlnn Hooka of the City of Smifonl, Florida, ire open m the City llnll, commencing Monday, September 17, 1950, for the purpobo of reglntcriug for the Municipal General Klecllon to be held on November 6, lHilft nml will remain ope .? • i!n> except Sunday* and hull* day*, up to und Including Friday, October 2t>, 195(1. NEW YORK .fv—Ellis Island will be put Up for sale to the highest bidder for commercial use. Thr 21li-*cre Islam), gateway lo America for mllltons of lmml-i grant* for a half century. wa» given up by Ihe lmnilgraliun Ser­ vice Nov, II, 1934. Decision to sell the Island wn* announced by Walter F. Downey, rrglonal commissioner for the General Service* Vdiiilnlstrollnn of the federal government. The announcement ended hopes that the historic spot—once a picnic ground for Dutch settlers, a gallows site for the pirate gib. bel*. and the site of a harbor de­ fense fori—might be preserved a* a public araa, For a last m inute c o m p a n y 1 K itchen A rith m e tic; Y o u ’ ll need canape, top cra ckers o r sm all a tablespoon o f m a yonn aise, a slices or rye bread with sharp half teaspoon o f vin egar, a quar rhedder ch eese and a strip o f b a - ter teaspoon prepared m ustard, con. Slide undrr broiler f o r a few an eighth teaspoon o f salt and a IA9LT IN HANTSIn th* nationwide All-American Family competi­ tion are shown In Miami Beach. Fla., hi Mr. and Mrs. J. Rom Mlm. naugttllne up with seven of their eight children, Framing Ihe happy group ar* Bonnie Beese and Bonnie Wray, two members of th# Doys* Club* of Amerlea, which Is searching for th* family that beat exempli!!*# tha American tradition. (fnirroaHa— I Mawadphots) Only thane whn have reached ihe age of 21 during th* p*at year Or wh;> have acquired a legal voting resilience In Sanford are re­ quired to register. All others previously registered since December 1, 1950, are already qulified to vole find do not have to re-register. * \ II. N. 8AYER CITY REGISTRATION OFFICER -** n __L t l* dash o f pepper fo r on e s tu ffe d e g g . Juat m ath tha h ard -cook rd eg g yolk with the seasoning* and to build an airfield in the D avid- then pile nark into the egg. Flute sutivllle a rea , 12 mile* west o f w ith fo rk and sprinkle with papri* Annapolis. minutes. 1 That means 9 SMARTBUYS QUIC for t K-MINDED I I i 1 5 b wm mm wm wm warn Legal Notice h* Board of T h i U t i o f th . i County I'utillr lli» p lt«l l. •(. (trin e for -s ir the property for* m trly o.-cupl.d by th* KtrntiMLauahlon Mtinurltl Hospital h M properly Print murr particularly 4 t•crlbtd t t i Lot* I. I end I. Block T, Tltr i, Cjly of Hanford arcordla* |u K. It. Traffurd't map thtraof reror.loil In I’ lal Hook I. Pagat •#-*l 1‘ ubllo Itao-urd* or Snalnnl. County. Plot Ida. Thlt piop rrty will be np.n for laante lion tha w ttk or Htplambtr It through Htptcmbcr 3t ,ll| *. b tlw ta* th t hours o f » a. m. • | p. m Monday through Friday, gad I g. m — II nnnn on it urriay. Any inler.M.-.i prison . thall tab gill tb»lr offer In w riting lai Htmlnolr Mi mortal llutpltal Pott OKI,-. B ot l i t Ago ford. Florida Attantloa: Harry M Wglr Adm inistrator X t«4ck Justs *-fo»ien*et *-D#er b r k n • _ wm mm mm S m a r t b u y s a re in seaaou. This Is fine trading time. Your present car ii at peak value. And with today's low Btiick price* and high volume — you'll get a deal that can’t matched. So why put off any longer thr excitement and pure pleasure uf Ixjssing the mightiest Y8 in Ruick history? Why not start enjoying today the terrific performance of Buick’g Variable Pitch Dynaflow* —with ill double-action getaway and safety accel­ eration even before you awitch the pitch? W hy wait to enjoy the freehneta of Buick ityluig, the fabulous Buick ride — when you can make a bonanza buy on tlie biggest-telling big car of all? wm*tM*nmm tu~u mm wm ^ Boaum Allowance yaur prascal oar la #4 Ws peak value right saw. AitP hatauM-with Kulak *a awlitfly sal ai Amarlta'a Na. I Baal taller aur bl««*r sale* velum* permits u* t# make yea aa even belter traalada allawana*. Bonanza Bqy Kulak priest start right nasi Is these #f ihs smaller tare, hut the** Kulak Cellars huy yau a whale ef a let marw aafamahlla—awa roam, mere pewar thrtU, mar* styling frashwsaa, mere ri4* atabllify, more salldlty ef struarura— Aa Boat Kvkk Faf. Bonanxa Gome In today to enjoy the best motoring money can buy—at a bargain you'll boait about for yean. *v«ur AJtmrad VatlaMt Fffrfc Dym/Unt h tha a*V Dyntfimr Btiirk Ituildi today. It U OanJard m Boodmmtar, Super amd Century—optional ot mixinf rrtro cod omtha IpsriaA Mb b IK 9 f rib Soy NICHOLSON BUICK COMPANY 210 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE �T iC ** r‘ Deanery Navy M an Rescues Negro Hemmed Up By 5-Fofcf Rattler Plans Completed For 7-Ad Variety Show Here Nov. 8 • ••’ ‘ ,,-*»; . . T.r L ocol C om oro S h o p Lu n d To Get New Store Front, Addition D W O U IIC C S Of Meeting Places Herlong's Choice Construction of a new store front A Volusia County Negro la and building In the downtown sec­ mors comfortable today following Ceetteeed P n a M » I) g tion will start this week for Wei"Recorded history wfll not hie experience Saturday afternoon boldt Camera Shop at MO South up by -a rattlewithin the parallel of It.” Park Ave. Arnold Lund, Republican nomi­ r |M«, fr . Daly Mid "Ws*ve heard ■r MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS nee for Congress of tha Fifth Con­ William H. Wlsbotdt, ownsr and Of flu atniggle between the East L. L. Carter, a Navy man at­ gressional District denounced tad the Weat; between tyranny tached to the Sanford Naval Air Congressman A Bi Herlong Jr’s S d freedom; between atheism Station la Ita Photo U K waa fish­ use ef post office buildings and tad raUghms liberty; the whole ing Saturday afternoon about S . i 1 f n,k C *I jV I.. mansion, and to take care cf the world la palling first one way and o'clock when he heard calls from show was worked out and plans photographic and camera needs, city halla u meeting placet during a political campaign la a speech tarn the other.” tor the performance at Seminole ar4 expanding our facilities. before the Mirim County Repub­ across the email lake. High Nov, I,* were completed. 1 3* ;T«We are going through the Investigating the ealle, and "The new store front and add! lican Club at Oeal* Friday nlghL Bj taeatest period of productivity the hearing the whine of ■ rattle, Paul McClure, local president, tion," Wlebotdt said, "wilt more "Use of post office* and city • world baa known,” he said. "We'va snake’s rattles, Carter found a stated that Dallas Loop, Sanford halls as a meeting place by politi­ been able to matter nature and Negro man hemmed up by a five- Lions president and, secretary than double the capacity of our cian! duripg a campaign is cer­ present shop. have wrung from the bowels of W. Hugh Duncan, represented the "The expansion sriD provide fa- tainly in poor taste,” Lund de­ science some of nature’ s secret*. foot snake. Taking careful aim with Ms S3 Sanford club at the meeting cilltics for the operation of our clared, "tha law that gives Con­ • ’ There Is bantly ■ home In the riffle, Carter Wiled tho rattler Joe Welmer and C. X. (Bud) modern developing and photogra­ gressmen the right to meet their •unit we call society which Isn’t Fisher, ttrohairmen for the benefit touched by this Bphesvsl,” Rev. with one shot through Its heed performance stated that only pro­ phic equipment," the Wleboldt constituents In post offices was The Navy man said that he kil­ designed to make It easier for the Camera Shop owner said. f r . Daly said. "One of the great* fessional or semi-proftipionn) acts •'In addition,*’ he said, 'the add­ publle to present (hair problems led two other ‘ rattlers Baturday 4st crosses we hive to bear ia the would be booked, assuring the pub­ erase of the emotionally disturbed, afternoon after finding 10 rat lic of high clan and fast moving ed building will allow us to carry 1to their representatives. It was not bigger and more expansive stocks intended thst they should be used t da not speak In the field of medl* tlea on the fire-foot make. The entertainment. of cameras, tape recorder*, ea. as a campaign headquaters during .tone or peyehlatry, but I do speak two he killed however were only R. T. Mdwee, county superinten­ three feet long. mere and photographic equipment, a campaign. ,k> the field o f. morality.” "Had Mr. Herlong bean concern, Carter, who Uvea at t!4 Rosa- dent of schools, and school princi­ as well as giving us the additional *' Speaking on Love-Peace-and ed about meeting the people and Faith, Rev. Fr Daly said that tie Drive, brought the big r*tU#r pals Andrew Bracken, of Setnlnole room needed for the developing finding out their problems” Lund ' "We rub elbows with those of em* home as a souvenir of kls Satur­ High and R. S. Douglass, of Ly­ need* for Sanford’s camera enthu­ stated, "ha bad plenty of time letlonal disturbance who canoot day afternoon expedition. Asked man 8chooI, hav# indorsed the siasts." Immediately after Congrosa ad­ *discern between right and wrong.” If he had caught any fish, he project. Probably no one knows The Store front will consist of journed to make this visit. If ha '• "They hive Injected msterUtlsm said “ No, I spent the rest of the more of the sight benefits the corrugated translte trimmed with had done It then, It would have 'Into love. It Is played up In sueh afternoon looking for rattlers. Lions have provided to school chil­ fluted aluminum and a large been meritori is and no one would dren than those schools official* black plastic sign will be provided I Magnitude thst they feel the esThrough ths cooperation of with night Illumination. The large have complained. Instead, how­ knee of love Is aes alone," ha school principals and band direc­ plate glass areas will be of the ever, ho postponed his visit until kid. "Because of the constant tors tbs two school bands will also heat absorbent type glass tor the tha eampalgn for redaction Is be­ filltr they become confuted and beeome in for a share of the pro. protection of cameras and delicate ginning. Does he believe anyone eau|a they cannot find love, they Is being fooled by this delay. equipment. ceede for their band funds. ■HIP! over Into the opposite—hate, "I don't believe tax-payer's fn ed and disrespect. Disappoint­ Loop assured the chairmen thst The new facilities will be a properties should directly or Indi­ ed In love, because they do not The Men of the Flrrt £ “ *£•[* Sanford Lions would extend ovary total of 530 square feet and will fat what they want, their homaa Ian Church, who are holding their effort to halp make the variety provide large display area* In ad­ rectly be used by an office-holder to gain redaction. Tha law should ■tart to crumble.” show a big success. Sanford Lions dition to furnishing ample working first meeting of the Fill be amended to prevent practices "Lota b not what you get hot Tuesday night In the Educational will conduct ticket sales and, act­ room. Work Is scheduled to begin this of using post office buildings for ing on Loop'a suggestion It was what yoa can five," he slid. Building, are combining their pro* Striking at the search for peace, gram with the talk scheduled by agreed that his club would com­ week and Is to be completed in political purpoaes. If thla cannot approximately aix to eight week* be done, tha taw ought to be reRev. Daly atated, "we're looking the Rev. Oswald Delgado, of Win­ pile and publish a program. pealed. I think any conscientious i thereafter. (Or1peace but yet peace itarta ter Park, Full support for the project was . . . . (Tom within the Individual. Paaea The Rev. Delgado, who Is to be given tho chairmen by the local Construction work Is being per. congressman can find ways and la not fre t the outside but from here under the auspices of Morn­ club week ago, directing them formed by Sam C. Lawson, General meani to meet tha people and hear (he inside-It la a spiritual thing,” ing Circle No. Nine will spesk on to alaga a show of professional Contractor from plans drawn by thdr problems without making John A. Burton IV, architect. the public pay for it,” ho said. Pointing to the symbols of tha Presbyterian Church History and standards in avtry respect. "And that goes for members of time* ha aaM that those outward­ Beliefs. Because ef the expected both parties.” Both club presidents stated that ly things "such aa Jau and other large congregation for the lecture public support of tha Lions efforts Lund pointed out that tbs small exhibitionism come and go.” and open forum cession, It will be would maka It possible for more farmers of tha type prevailing In "And In our lack of faith,” he held In the Church Sanctuary at srhool children to be supplied with this area of Florida ought to have Mid, "we've been taught that I p. m. Special Federal aid. glasses, receive ays examinations, medicine, science and education The public is eordlslly invited and corrective therapy to help "Tha small farmers of this dis­ are a panacea." And added, when to sttend. preseva sight they find that the couch Isn’t Two men and two woman shared trict needed help to establish thslr as comfortable si It should be they the four top prires given away at economic balance,” Lund aald, become disillusioned at the whole the Gregory Lumber Company "their economic position must be world.” Grand Opening held recently at strengthened bees use thsy cannot 'These things, as we analyse their new location, 6th and MapU, compete with the rich farm areas elsewhere. Instead of being too them today, ara not new. Thero Sanford. have always bean men who where A >30 In merchandise order went concerned over Foreign economic coofusod In love, who sought peace to Mary G. Williams, of 1U4 W. aid, let's be sure we take care of the forgotten small farmsr of and who lacked faith,” said Rev. The Ststs Road Department to. A former Sanford man Is being 9th Street, and a Sunbeam food the South.” Fr. Daly. “ We are tone deaf for day reported that work UsehoduL honored this weekend at the Key­ mixer was awarded to Mrs. M. "During eight years In Congress, the beat of the time—wo have ed to begin Immediately on stone State Bottler's Convention W. Harris, of 417 E 2nd Street. loet the pitch—the moral tone la a $183,977 construction project on at Pocono Manor Inn, Pocom Among the men winners were Mr. Hsrlong has dons nothing State Road* 4S, MO and 44 In Bre­ not there at all.” Jack K. Morrison, Itt Elliott about this. Tha amatl farmsr has Manor, Pa. Ave., who received a $50 merchan­ been crying loud and long for "Thla Is your time now—for In vard, Bemlnolea ad Volusia ConnGeorge B, Derry, now 75, cashier ‘ ♦ « ,i -•*; a * • times of great p e r ^ h s sign of Ut|; dise order, and- James r l * . Brawn, soma help but Mr. Herlong has of the eld People's Bank which the times was the thing that led Aeoairact for thla woik waa «< stood at tha corner of Magnolia Box 7, Geneva, dho won a Sunbeam not heard them. Ha had not Intro­ duced nor fought for any legisla­ Went through great battles," bo routed wlfh White Construction Ave. and First Rt., Is being honor, electric drill and kit. Co., Inc., o< WlMiton, who wot said. Fifty-four other prices were dis­ tion that they need and must •d "for his long service to tha ’H it pitchfork that brings back tho apparent low bidder when tho bottling Industry," according to a tributed and winners were being have,” he added. "The economy uf project was lot on August tth. our rural communities dlrsctJy *fths tone Is tho cross.” latter fom Ala L. Day, president notified by phone and mall, "Bud” Rav. Fr. Daly pointed out thst Work on this project It achwluled of the Keystone Coca Cola Bottling Talley, manager of tha lumber facts every town nnd city In thlr buslnesa, said In announcing tho district. Therefore, we must have men should be honest In business, to take M working days for com­ in Wilkes Bsrre, Pa., who have charily In speech, havo re­ pletion, and consists of paving Co. winners- Ha also wished to thank •ueh legislation to better the eco­ wrote to Frank L. Miller. the hundreds of people who visit­ nomic stability of tha entire spect for authority, be registered I'ram Volusia County Lino to State Miller has been Invited to take ed the yard during the grand ana.” voters, and give civil authority Road I In Brevard County, Park Avenue In Sanford la Seminole part In a "This Is Your Life" pro­ opening tor their help In making your support, Ilo warned, " men and women County, from French Avenue to gram which will be given Saturday the event a success. ore wondering around not knowing Park Avenue In Sanford in Semi­ night, Sept. t2, In honor of Derry. 'Where they are going—disillusion­ nole County, from Lake Jessup Miller knew Derry while he was In ed In love—disappointed In peace Bridge to Vbluila County Line Sanford. Derry left Sanford more than in Seminole County and from Lake ’^•nd without faith.” Winn TV and Radio opened this ^'.the Annual Rally will be held Ccunty Lino east approximately 40 ysars ago for Pennsylvania morning la a new location on East First St. .0**1 year on the third Sunday 3.083 miles In Volusia County whsn he became affiliated with Cedi A. Tucker, the new Sem­ Total tsngth of Jobs Is 0.7*8 miles the Coca Cola Bottling Co, and Formerly at Ml East First Bt . " MON ft TUB. operated a plant In Philadelphia. inole County Agent, will be the Winn Television and Radio Is now Millar will leave Sanford for principal speaker i t the nooa la September at Bt. Margaret located at 3184)0 East First St PRAIRIE LAKE Pocono Manor, Pa., Friday by luncheon meeting of the Sanford at ths comtr of Sanford Are. Mary Church la Winter Park. at 8[00 ft lOtM Ntw officer* elected yesterday plane to ^aks part In the surprise Kiwanlt Club Wednesday. The two store* have been com­ This li the first.civic club ap­ pletely renovated, redecorated, for tha Central Florida Deaasry for tha retired bottlar. MOBY DICK pearance of the new county agent Day, who invited Miller to take are; James MeAullffe, Bt. Jamei and remodeled to taka care of cut. GREGORY PECK Church, Orlando President i Ro­ part In tha event, Is known hers The program ha. been arranged (omen In the record department, land Veil, Sacred Heart Church, In Sanford by Hugh Whelchc] and by John Darby of ths club’s Agri­ TV »nd radio departments, and In 7:00 Only culture Committee. New Bmyrna Beach, Vice Presi­ D. K. McNab. the appliance department. One Full dent; Bill O'Brien, St Charts* Hour o f Church, Orlando, secretary; W. Cartoons F. Williams, Blsiled laeramant Church, Clermont, treasurer; and E. B. Nekt*. Holy Reedemar Church, Kissimmee, Marshal. The sixth anaual rally In Baaford was closed with a Solemn Benediction of the Most Blessed Baers men, by Rev. Fr. William Neaubaus, Pastor of Bt. Pater’a Church of DaLand. » STARTS • 7iM Group To Combine Program With Talk By Rev. Delgado 2 Men, Women Win Top Prizes Given A t Firm's Opening Construction Will Bottling Industry Begin Immediately To Honor Former On Road Project Sanford Resident Winn TV, Rodio County Agent Will In New Location Address Kiwanians W e Moved OVER lUf-UIU lEUtf u n u i u r u i BHOWANI JUNCTION Palm "CHILDREN UNDER IS ADMITTED FREE” Camera* Ave, Between Cotary aad nth t'h. IM-W TODAY 41 TUESDAY "ROCK AROUND ' THE CLOCK” COMEDY ft CARTOON with Rill Hasty Browns Sgt. Thomas Will Give Advantages Of Marine Reserve U .—ouett from Pa«r Gni-1 world," as Elsie tells us. "Green Something new will be added to fields with hundreds of cows On Wednesday Technical-Ser­ the meetings of the CampbclI- roaming placidly about, wind ruf-i geant Mickey Thomas of the two Lositng Post of the American Le­ fled lakes just calling for a o il gion when It meets tonight for one boat and the final touch, a swim­ Shore Party Group Company, ming pool. In tho center was a Marine Corps Reserve of Orlando of It* regular sessions. stately mansion with grounds that, will be In Sanford to talk to Preceded by a supper served at 7 o'clock this evening, the meet­ were exquisitely tended (Peter had boys between the ages of 17 and ing will include an Initiation, seen to that) and several quaint 184 year* of age, about the ad­ vantages of becoming a member Which, according to the announce­ little buildings. ment of the twin affair, "ia some­ Peter and Elsie were married of the Marine Reserve. at tho mansion and made a home Anyone Interested tn becoming thing new for the post.” "Early Bird” cards are now be- for themselves on the De Bary a member of the "finert mil­ ing Issued, said the announcement, estate. “That was In the days! itary organisation" In the world, and all members are urged to at­ when doer and bears could be seen; Is urged to contort S tr '-n t tend to make the initial new fea­ plunging though the thickets in Thomas at tha Post Office be­ ture a complete success. the moonlight," Elsie reminisced. tween the hours of 10 and 2 p in. Ths meeting will be held at the "Who could ask for anything more He has some valuable information American l>g!on Hut on Seminole 1than this forest primeval. I for the young man of today rehoped none would ever ‘ develop’ "ardini the Marine Pe.ervoi and Boulevard. it into building sites . . . ." the Reserve Forces Act of 1033* But progress was even then it was revealed. on the march and Plantation Estates begin unfolding, with 0 pioneers and retired couples en­ joying the Southern way of Ilfs. The First Christian Church will Gorgeous range groves, acres ot be host to a meeting of Disciples pecan trees were felled and peo­ of Christ ministers of this dis­ ple moved In, to erect paitel color­ trict on oWdnesday, tho 19th, at ed houses and to landscape their new lawns. 10 a.m., Pastor Perry L. Stone "There were still primitive announced today, thrills," laughed Elsie. "One night Howard Oden, former Miami my daughter came In out of the businessman, but now director of gloaming to turn on ths tall floor church extension under the Florida lamp In the mansion. As she Christian Missionary Society, will snapped the switch just below the PATTY BINO be presented by Exec. See. Law­ lampshade two beady eyes gleam­ Ofjn of women golfers rnd the rence S- Ashley, Ocala. Mr. Oden ed Into hers. Colled from the lamp holderof women’s 1Shalf work) wilt consult with the pastors about base to the top was a six foot record scarf, eats Chimp tha new three-year, $130,000 pro­ snako which had investigated the1 M..4-, WIN******* O—*, Cgram of establishing new churches masses of vines on the mansion O-f **■—*! *-»« roof and finally slithered down the in growing Florida. fireplace. Fortunately U was a After the conference the mints- coach whip type and not out for ten will have lunch together at mischief," the church before departing to Hie Browns* now live In a spa­ their respective parishes. cious now bouse on Sanford Ave. in De Bary on high ground where they can scan the roofs and through the lofty pines, with enough of the verdancy of limes You, too IX T M K C U L .N it I I U I I I ' |\ A M ) gone by to keep them Interested. SUH IIIL L k H U IIII i m i C O t'A T S i With children and grandchildren will go for P 1,1111USA A L 1.IK D U N A .V i. C U M I-A N V. springing up, they are most beatifically contented here. Everyone a M u r i d s cu ro u ru ll u a , 1 ' U l D t l f t knows 'grandma Brown' and none comes from her home without a WILLIAM LKK KMlVBtl and WILMA U lilV L K bla wife. plant, a lack of oranges or some lb* eitra-vitemin bread «T t» i'W .n d .u t ., little gift that makes being the Championl chooi* M t i C H U ' r a BALM Browns neighbor such a pleasant U n d .r and virtu* u l a M t r l outlook. r a c l s a l u t i t d o u t ut a nd u m li r the Church To Be Host To Disciple Meet Legal Notice Champ ?**' V 1* C o u r t In and l o r l l l l l i b o r o u a l i Co un ty. F lo r i d a , d a t e d D e c e m b e r J 7. ISIS in a c e r ­ t a in ca use w h e r e i n A l l ie d F in an ce c o m p a n y , a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t io n I* I’U I n t lf f , a n d W i lli a m Lae Sh iver a n d W ilm a S h iv e r , hie Wife, e r a d efe n d a n t * . I huvn le v ie d on and w ill on .November i . }* * 5 t h * a sm * belntt a L e n a l Hale, *’ * r s o d d u r in g th a Ira n i hull r i Sf r,,.r • f 1' th a fr o n t d oor o f t h e S e m in o le C o u n t y C o u r t . In Sanford. Florida, and » I 1 ANNOUNCING to th# hiffhvRt and bent bidder. «*» “ H a n d / o r * n ; p r io r Jlena nr encum b ra nce * , (he folium Ing dvrcr lbril r e a l p r o p e rly In Hrmlnuln C o u n t y , F lo r i d a , t o .v v ll ' . ,0 *>f flock * o i Itoaallnd III I g h l , S u b d iv is io n *<,«,',rrt,n|r to r i a l t h e r e o f r e ­ co rd e d In P in t llimk S. |-age 47 n f t h e puhlfc- r e c o r d , o f S e in L n ole C o u n ty. F lo r i d a . eJS^eoeu.M,Uf* Mld |,'l*rl l i* t l u l l l i r , K H R H I F F S e m in o le C o ,in l y . F lo r i d a I»y J, I* Ifrjtitir ini-M Wallace #. nJlldlng Annei Tamna t. Florida Attorney, for Plaintiff DOUBLE SAFETY PRECIOUS FLOWERS W EEK-END Hara's How It Work$— t . 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I w ould Ilka m y (Che one) poym en ti to b o I ___ _____ (Check w eek □ eoch < semi-monthly monthly N om e M»b*» tac. Mia ha your ORTHO I H1 - - A d d re s s City------------------------- J o n # -------State. OUR N E W LOCATION IS DESIGNED TO OFFER BETTER FACILITIES TO G IVE YO U BETTER SERVICE * 7 - * W •RVRO prodvrii an said at «M KILGORE SEED CO. set w. w . . n. sit T*re$tone U t R. M . i t 12 A �A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay—Phone 1821 17—BULGING—REPAIRS PAINTING 37-HELP WANTED - MALF. P H A R M A C IS T 14—APPLIANCES 34—APTR-HOURES-ROOMS 1956 Hotpuint Washing machine, slightly used. Cost $165. Will Furnished Apt, 500 Park Ave. sacrifice. Jim Dicti, Phone 1920, DESIRABLE on* and two bed­ Extension 294, PAINTERS ATTENTION - For Sale: OB Wall paint 55c, gal. Itesiatcred • Florida 91.66, Famou* brand. Firestone 43-BUILDING MATERIALS Stores. Fait growing drug chain his open­ ing for pharmacist. 49 hour week USED BK1CK FLOOR sanding and finishing. discuss moving expenses to rw o CARLOADS beautilul used Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Will Plant City. New store. Fine brick. Orange, red, and jurat nole county since 1935. working conditions. Salary plus black. See them at SHERMAN H. M. Gleaion, Lake Myry commission A bonus plan. Re­ CONCRETE PIPE CO. tirement plan. Reply to Box HC MeRANKY-SMITH PAIN’IM c/a HED1-MIX CONCRETE Sanford Hrrald. 3415 H. Park Phone 1203 Window Silla * Unt*l* Septic Tanka • .State Approved For Painting call Mr. Tasker, Ph. 29-MALE or FEMALE Sand • Cement Mortal Mia 668-XR. Room special *14.93. Miracle Concrete Co. DISHWASHER and Second Phone 1311 Cook. Steady Job, 9-day week 309 Elm Ave. 19—PIANO SERVICE fKKNT ’ KM FAST Apply In person. PHELPS This la a free guest pats to the RESTAURANT, Hwy 1792 L L Sill — Piano Technician Kite Theatre for Jack Taylor.. Phone 1114 Rente 1. Sanferi Man or Woman with Truck Brok­ Exp. date Sept. IS. erage Office Experience. State 31-ROOFING and PLL’MBING MKTALROOFlNti experience, aalary expected. Ap­ Nmv In slock, 5-V Crimp —1/4” 1-AUCTIONS ply Box 13, c-o Sanford Herald. CERAMIC TILE L'orrugateJ — ltd” Corrugated Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 Get all Your roofing needs at 19-WORK WANTED—FEMALE Free estimate. Quality work. PU BLIC AUCTION Sherman Concrete rip e Co. 7:39 — »:M House cleaning A baby lilting, Out Weit 13Ui It. PLUMBING Free Door PriMI 1113 E. 9th. Contract and Repair Work 41—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Furniture, TV, Washing Machine*, Frea Entlmatri 33—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Stove* and many other Items too R. L HARVEY HAYNES Office Machine Co, nuir.eroua to mention, at a sav­ 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1B28 LONGWOOD LAUNDERETTE — Typewriter*, adding machine*, ings you can’ t afford to mi*t, doing good gross. Fully equip­ SalesJtental*. 314 Mag., Ph. 44. Tliurtday Night Only 7:30 to U:30 ped. Living quarters. Only one STUDENTS-see the newest thing Sanford Karmen Auction Mar­ in luwn. Priced to sail quick or In typewriters — Royal’s 1957 ket. Ilwy 17-92. trade. Ideal for couple or re­ "Twln-Pak” portable. The fast­ tired person. See anytime be­ est portable on the market. la 1A—PLACES to EAT tween 7 a. m. and 7 p. m. clos­ 7 colors. 14 month* to per. Contracting and Repair Special at the Palm Drive-In 19*7 Bailort Ate. Powell’s Office Supply Phoae 1113 ed Sat. and Sun. Theatre inack bar: Hamburger, 117 S. Magnolia Phone 194 33-MONEY TO LOAN French-fry and coke, tray for W. J. KING 47-FURNITURE - HOUSEHOLD two, fl.00. On Cameron Ave., Plumbing Contractor AUTO LOANS Eait of Sanford. White Patron­ EohJar Plumbing A Supplies COST LESS Buy your Furniture it Berry’s age Only. Room Rloctrle Water Heaters Warehouse Furn. Co., tl Ml w. Ph. M 3534 Orlando Dr. 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ DEAR JOSEPHINE, meet me al F lorida State Bank iture at warehouse prices.___ the Doggie Diner A Bar, Lake Thla 1* ■ freo pais to The Palm OF SANFORD Mary. * Drive-In Theatre for Elner Tide, Solve the man, De Bary. Exp. date Sept. M ERCHANDISE MAK-LOU RESTAURANT “ Guest” Sleeping Problem 29. Sample Menu: T-Bone Steak, With An 43-ARTICLES POR REST Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida Plumbing. Kresky Heating Lobster, Deviled Crab, and of NOW 9 mm film rental library M. G. HODGES courie Lota’* Famoua Pizza. at Wieboldt’a Camera Shop. 210 • A beautiful couch by day. PHONE 1175.W for takeout. Service on All Water Pumps— • A comtortable 90-lneb wide bw S. Park Ave. Well* Drilled — Pumps Hwy 17-93 South. by night. Paola Road, Phone 700 43-ARTICLES for SALE • Converts to twin beds 4—LOST • Converts to ■ couch end a PLUMBING A HEATING FOR SALE—New Firestone clock single bed. Septic Tank Installation A Service radio 4A121 — 913.45. Firestone LOST — Boxer dog, fawn color Heater Service. Archie C. Jlar Stores. with black marking down middle iett, Phone 734.W or 1333. of back. Aniwer* to ’’Topper”. We buy and tell used furniture. A Selection of Beautiful Tailored Call 590. REWARD. Cover* and Bolster* 23—SPECIAL NOTICES Paying top caib prices for any Slightly Extra thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ LOST: Wicker big containing CU8TOM UPHOLSTERING ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 3053-W. knitting, on hoapital parking lot. ECHOLS BIDDING CO. Slip Covert and Drape* Comer tad A Magnolia, Pk. 1333 keep bag; leave knitting at bo*, STANLEY KULP For Sale—4C23 Portable radio— "Bid Bamberger*' Mgr. pital desk or Phone S97-J. PHONE 39S9J. 914.95. Firestone Stores. open Mtoday's 111 l:M p. m. VISIT OUR BALCONY This la a free pan to Prairie Lake PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS —Factory to Tuu— Drive-In Theatre for Sue Ann All types and sites, Installed or Used furniture, appnaaete, Witte, Ahnulnnni "Do H Yourself.’’ Toney, Lake Mary. Exp. date etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Venetian Blinds Sept. 39. STINT Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom 331 East 1st St. Phone 1631. Machine and Supply Co. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or 3—PERSONAL NOTICES NECC1H-ELNA 307 W. 2nd St. Ph. 93 rayoa tapes. Cotton or nylon Sewing Machine Center cord*. ROLLAWAY, HotpKal and Baby Sales, Service and Rental* GATLIN BROTHERS Senkarik GUm gad Paint Co. Rods Day, Weak, or Month—TeL Dragline G A R R E T T ’S A Bulldozer Sendee 112*114 West 3nd St. Plume *k0 1133. Furniture Center — Ph. 1313 Geneva. 3493-W Sanferi. 133 E. First St. Phone 1433 119 West First Sb For Salt—Used Frlgldsire $13,00. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cali Firestone Stores, AUTOM OTIVE Ralph Ray, 3130. $ SAV E $ Army Cota, 93.99; Paint, UM gel. ON GOOD UHKD •—BOATS AND MOTORS BULLDOZING T-Shirts, 49c; Army-Navy Surp­ FURNITURE lus, 310 Sanford Ave. LOWERY A BRIDGES Evlnmde Sales A Service M ather O f Sanford San. 19S9-W Orange City Mr 4-9994 ROBSON Sporting Goods For Sale—Top-up Toaster 97.50. At 203-09 E. 1st St. Phone 127 304 E. 1st St Phone 999 CROSLEV - BENDIX Firestone Stores. Salea and Service For Sale—71i hV* used Fire*tone For Sale—2 repossessed child’s RAN D ALL Motor, 173.00. Very good shape. BE THRIFTY Ride ’Em Planes—939.95 Value. Electric Company shop Firestone Stores. 913.00 each. Firestone Stores. Service— Quality— Satlafaction WILSON • MAIEK 3937-J-3 De Bary FOR SALE-New 6 HP Firistono Ph 113 Sanford For quality new A used furniture For Sale—Glass fly rods, 10R161, on easy credit and term* outboard motor, *99. Firestone FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u n p s Closeout at 94.49 each. Firestone 311 E. First St. Store. Phone 951 Well Drilling, HOWARD C. 8tores. LONG, Phone 399 207 Eait 40-FARM and GARDDEN NEW 1937 MODEL Commercial Avt. A FRIENDLY PLACE TO MERCURYS ARE IN TRADE F.M.I). 5c 10c A 25c Georgia cabbage plants. All »nr ’39 Marl* 30 (new) ............. SAVE ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ tetlas — any amount, Hugh C Store. 351 S. Sanford Ave. ’39 Mark 6 (used) ------------- 1143 ments, Invoices, hand bills, and Whelchel, State Market 81*1 ’39 Evlnrude 30 HP (used) ... 9300 programs, a te . Progressive 16. Day 1259, night, 627. For Sale—Child’s Out-door Swing *31 Mercury 19 HP, Shift...... 9190 Printing Co. Phone 409 - 403 Sat. A 939-93 Value for 939.93 Crestline Aluminum Boat* and For Sale — Have you a large West 13th St. Firestone Stoi'es. Fiberglass Boats from *399 hedge? Electric hedge trimmer FOR A BETTER JOB W. P. SMITH For Sate—Used Refrigerator, only only one to tall at 611.93. Fir* atone Stores. See— Motors—Boats—Paint—Glass 195.00. Firestone Stores. HOY REEL’S 3415 S. Park Phone 1303 Virginia Frederick* it Invited lo Auto Painting For Sale—Thor Automatic Wither be a guest of Th* Palm Drive-In 19-PARTS - REPAIRS 309 W. 2nd I’hunn 1121-1 only 935X0. Firestone Stores. Theatre. Exp date Sept. 26. la n free past In lb* Movle- Per Sate—Trade In GE Refrigera­ For Salt—New 139.95 custom built This For Sale—Reel type powar mower, land DriVe-ln Theatre for Dallaa tor I95XO. Firestone Store*. auto radio. While they last 932JI only one to go at |3L30. Fire Loop, Rap, date Sept. 39each, Firestona Stores. atone Store*. Electric portable sewing machine, RADIO REPAIRMEN •19. Phone 3075-W. Id— MUSICAL INtTRirMRNTI 11—TRACTORS ATTENTION For Sale—adjustable TV wall 1933 Coldspot 9 cu. ft. refrigera­ Small Case Tractor In good con­ Oartnett i 94S^Pt[on^^a2J2L_ tor. Good condition. $100. Call dition. Suitable for farm or mounts 91.33, TV aerial cave small grove. 1’rlre *325. Call mounts 91.13 20-ft. TV 200M Up 2952-XM. REN TALS Ray Herron 160 after 0:00 Mails 99.00. Flreitone Stores. Practically new 12-gauge Renting, p.m. 1B43-W.________________ xpert Watch Repairing. Fully ten Sportsman automatic Shot* >9—APTS—HOUSER—ROOMS Guaranteed. Sanford Jewelry A gun. Shot teat thsa 1 box shaUa, Roe* Court! 6 mem a II—TRAILERS U iya| ^ co., 300 ganford Ave. 993. W. C. Hill, Ph, 119 or 3119. furnished. Kitchen equipped. Ph! It will pay YOU to aee us before 1994. For Sate—Apt. size refrigerator, you buy. Oper Evening* and EM PLOYM ENT Sunday*. 930. 3-burner electric range, 135. 3-roora unfurn. apt. Newly o«oers­ Restates trailer Salea Springs A Mattress, 910. 3919 Or. ted. 1301 Celery Ph. M6-W. Palates, Fla. land* Dr. Empty? fifW A N T A D S Pk 1821 * fa W ff Echols Hi-Rizer $94.50 SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 999-XR. Steady year ’round work, ex* •0 ft. Aluminum House Trailer. cellrnt wages. Free hospitaliza­ ’64 model, modern. Dreamwuld tion and life insurance, pleas­ Trailer Park. ant working conditions, paid holidays and vacations. Apply IS—Lb Eli CARS rson to BROOKF1EI In person BROOKFIELD MILLS, 309 N. Elm. 1933 Pontiac Catalina, clean at ■ whistle, and all good rubber. Only 9998. Ray H erron Ph, WAITRESS—Apply Toucbten’s Drug Stere, Mr. Clark. 100 or 1343-W, after 0:00 p m. Girls over 21. Apply Plg’n Whls *33 Old* 2-Dr. Holiday Coupe; tie. power steering A brakes; Ra­ dio-Heater. rear speaker. Lea Maid colored or whits. Ph ther Interior, 2 Tent Green. 2933-R after 6:00 p.m. Call 2931-R. CLERR-TYPUrr SEVERAL low priced cars, rang­ ing from 975 up, for good e co ­ To Start about October IS nomical transportation Ray Her­ ron, Phono 199 or m i liter 9:00 Permanent local resident, age 11 p. m. to 30; must be quick end accu­ rate with figures, very legible I960 PONTIAC—*-cyUnder, 3-door. clean, *430. Ray Herron, Phone handwriting, excellent typist. > 190, or mi-W* after 9:00 p.m. New modem, nir.condilioned off­ ice, ideal working rendition*; BUSINESS regular salary increases, paid vacation*, group insurance, and SERVICES many other liberal employe benefits. . • 19—BEAUTY PARLORS MSS. Oak If interested ta apartment cisew­ er than average. Close In. See For Sale—SD34 Gas heater, 30,000 Jjmray Cowan. Ph. 419, RTU o n l y 9MJ3 Firestone French Aveeee home suitable fir Stores. heme A husineaa. For inform* uon call MM. appliances, s a l e a FRIGIDAIRE a n r u s h , Oviedo, and service. O .____ Ft*. Phene Fr0-8-5311 0-5-1311 or Sanford WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private bathi. 114 W. Pint St 1993-W after 9 y . a 99 APPLIANCES THE SANFORD HERALD Mon,, Sept. 17, 1956, F or* 11* 15—ROMES There Is N o BEST Day To A dvertise According To Scientific Survoyi room furnished apt. Ph. 4M-W New two bedroom Rouse*, kitchen ■quipped. 1904 Washington. Ph. 443 or wrtu Jack rtynt, Boa 301 Sanford. PHONE 2100 or 2980 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO BEE—Thla Solid Brick Laka front t-bedreom C.B. bouse. 2-BEDROOM HOME Pishing, swimming- PH- 3099-W3, after 4:30. Hei a big, comfortable living and dining room, built-in cab­ 3-BEDROOM Houat, living room, inet* In tbs kitchen with mod­ kitchen, Florida room and car ern electric rang* end refrig*, rator. You'll enjoy th* Urge porta, in town, Phooa KM. acreened-ln perch end beaut), fully landicaped grounds with >-bedroom furnished apt Vary Iota of shrubbery end aprinkclaan and cloaa-ln. Jimmy Co* ling system, He* n fireplace wan Ph. ill. and central heating. Excellent residential location—2417 Leu Thla la a free pas* to the Movierel Avenua. land Rldo-ln Theatre for Leslie Vaughn. Rap. date Sept M. PRICED RBAftONABLK I A I room freshly painted opts. Phooa 1993-W or 1311. ODHAM A TUDOR 2625 S. French Ave. Phone 2100 A 2080 Ni c e bedroom. Private entrance A bath. Phono MM-W. Want ado bring revolts ovary day. Each day people have now wants. And each day bring* remits when you place m want ad in the Sanford Herald. Place your Herald want ad on a " t f (*U1 fsrbid) order and cancel when you have had results. Pure, or unfum. I-bedroom apart* mrnt. Screened porch. Phoae 1013-M. 3-ROOM furnished Call 1499-J. Unfurn. 4-room house, Furn. 4 room apt. ttl N. Jaaaamlna. GOOD NEWS — S vacancies in the most desirable residential apartments in town. PARK A V E N U E APARTMENTS Phone 1743-J. 2-Bedroom furn apt I 49 mo. I-Bedrootn, I bate house 9136 mo, 3-Bedroom furn. house 9 96 mo. ROSA L. PAYTON Broker Ph. 1171 16-RU61NKS9—INDUSTRIAL Service Station for Rant or Loire. Excellent location. Contact N. L. Bishop, Phono Mil or M91 Sanford. R E A L ESTATE •4—FARMS AND GROVES 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom house, large barn. All equipment and machinery. Easy terms. Ph. 1I4I-J. P. O. Box 1134. *5—HOMEB Will build on your lot. Your plan or ours, ours. W* can arrange finan­ cing. Call us for additions or remodeling. TO PLACE YOUR W A N T AD CALL 1821 apartment. 2-Bedroom, concrete block, lari clout*, carport* on lit lota ... quiet neighborhood. PHONE TS 829-J. TIRED o f the same old thing I So* ths spaclou* new U i.e fu lly different homes in —, — South Pinecrast Sanford Grove Manor* Sanford Valencia Villa* DeLand IM M EDIATE OCCUPANCY Ideally Situated Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced 3 end 4 Bedroom Home* with 1 and 2 hiil ht situated on Inrgr, arlittirally landscaped Ini*. Paved ctrrcti and all other city convenience* make these colonies of owner-occupied homn truly delightful placet lo live. Designed, Dullt and Sold ODHAM A yTUDOR Inc. Builder* of Fine Hume* D A IL Y ACROSS 1. Man's nickname 8. Vestel 9. Job 10. Orew white 13. atrl'a name 13. Type of tanker 14. Norse goddess of heeling (post.) 16. Pro 19. A Burmese native 17. Like i 19. Cheat 19. Kitten's cry 20. Surface ■gain 33. Proarcules judicially 34. Sea urchl 20. Fever 29. Oriental tree 31. Afraid (Scot.) 33. Recla­ mation 33. Radium liytn.l 34. Fictional land S3, atm 39. Chair 39. Mixta (arch. 40. Rais* the spirits , 41. Around’ 42. Ascended 43. Pronoun 44. Mimicked CROSSWORD 3. Period of of time 3. Blunders 4. Beverage 8. Ghoat 9. Head covering 7. Blck g. Tiny object 9. Lucid 11. Delineates 15. Cargo 16. Interjection (Oer.) 19. A basis for perfume 1? * 31. Strife Ml.iff, ■w .v * I ' M 1} u p jf.j r- z r~ 7 % T” rr fr *5“ Sr Sr ix 40 n ;*t- in tween ii -1 nruxi m ( i :• :■ clans : »i j . i . i M v r n :33. High lil |M;! H|)>; M card .•i imi nitt M.-iU j,, S3.Seurea II • » > of ; im|1,;iu Mirll l! t? light •1l«v 4M 1|1M i 36. Aegtaa Island 39. Frag­ M iK t t 'l rant* S3. To dim 37. Windowed 36. Slid* balcony 37. Comfort 39. Reaped 39. Man's 30. Made of oats nickname 32. Eject* 40. Epoch *; (4- B vr rr I ft* n ;m u n -.7 % FT nr i LOW ELL E. OZIER For Florida Living Ml w Builder - Phone ISM Office: 3991 S. Orteodo Dr. SALES OFFICE V? vr vr W 2626 8. French Avenue 3-Btdroem frame home on 3 lota. Phone 2100 and 2080 Living room, separate dining w 41 room, and kitchen. Bathroom, I 7T screened porches. 3 room apt. In rear. Private entrance. Few 3T IT citrus trees. 13000. P.O. Box 393. 05—LOTS DOWN Geneve, Fla. 1. Light 9*17 For your future home site we hive carries* lets priced (ram 9325.00 up, in SMALL TOWN OF several locations in City. LONGWOOD Attracllvc Lake Front Lots •7—BROKERS and REALTORS 67—REALTORS and BROKER! New 2-bedroom masonry home OZIEK REALTY CO. Ph. 1339 6S'x25’ on Iota IM'xlOO'; 9 miles FOR THE GENTLEMAN WILL TRADE from Bate, city utilities. $9700. Lot* 41' x 135'. Partly landscap­ FARMER Good terma for Navy Person ed. Dreamwold Section. 2411 Attractive 2-Bedroom frame house 3-Bcdroom Colonial-type home, If* ntl. Phone Owner-Builder, Win­ Chare Ave. Phone 1973-M. in must desirable neighborhood. bath, 2-c*r garage, leverxl step ter Park 394399. HardwooJ floor*, car portc, milage barns, Well landscaped 099 House lot at Like Mary, write door fireplace, kitchen equipped. Beatrice Plummer. 1 Tower Cir­ Owner will trade equity for mod­ •haded groundi, II acrea of tUtt 12X5 DOWN farm land, 7 flowing wells, Raid cle, Bath, Maine. ern 2-bedroom trailer In good 3 Bedroom* and Carports road frontage. Conveniently la condition. Terrazso Floor* 97—BROKERS aid REALTORS rated. All for 933,900. Terete Kitchen Equipped available. LAKE FRONT HOME Nice Residential Location Hobart A. Williams, Realtor On 83/4 acre*. Completely furn­ Landscaped Yards Raymond Lundqulst, Associate ished with new tnoJcrn furniture Ready for occupancy In 4 weeks 1M3 Atlantic Bank Bldg. including TV. 3-Dcdroomi, Ilk A . K. SHOEMAKER. JR. A B. * ~ PETERBON “ wfllBL bathi, large slcaplng porch and *700. DOWN Builder toraAa large screened porch, I-ear. ga­ 'linker Associate*: A. B. Pat. Phone 1991 1900 MellonvUle Balance like rrnt, buys this com rage, lovely shade trees. loca­ Jr., P, J. Cbeitaraon, Gar fortable 3-bedroom one alary Willetts, John Melsch and w R. w, ted 6 tnilei from Sanford. For Sale nr Rent—4 bedtoom home near High School. Price Williams. A. C. Doudncy, Loffl 922,000 TERMS. of |fl5«n include* range, spare * ■ ~ #** hnuse. 2007 Adams, Phone Surveyor. heater and Venetian blind*. Im­ 17*64. 119 N. Park Ave Phare lift mediate possession. Let your OZIER R E ALTY CO. rent receipt* pay for this home. BELL Laura B. Oner, Broker Hlial M. Field. A*'«elat# Anything 3601 So. Orlando Hwy, Fhone 1359 With A W. DIETRICHS T. W. NERO EVENINGS: 31!' nut »pi REALTORS Uasalfltd IM1 Park Ave Phase 27 tr 141 IF IT 18 REAL ESTATE Ad REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN ask Crumley A Monteilh JURY CALL 2544 French Ave. at 117 South Park. Phone 173 1031 J. W. HALL, IttiALTOR They Know BEAUTIFUL Johaay Walker, Auoclete SWAP ANYTHING! Just NO DISHWATER HANDS "Call Hall" Phone 1759 3-Bedroom, 9-balh home, located In this large substantial home Classified ads. Phooa 1831 Mr • In South PIMerest, Comer lot 1 CORNER LOTS, near Plnecreit with all-electric kitchen, 3 bed­ beautifully iawdacnood. Near School. Attractive Terms rooms, separate dining room, helpful ad-writer. Finerrest School. Built-In ranic* and oven. Buy thla home with B U S I N E S S OPPORTUNITY— den and oak floor* throughout. Located on 3 lot* In good neigh­ a low down payment and usborhood. Reduced for immediate sum* n 414 pereent mortgage. Apartment house with six units. Good monthly Income. Attracgala. One poor old. Uvo term*. injwo—93,000 Down £ 5 J 1 WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN Consult A REALTOR First Thla 3-bedroom, | bath home in DO YOU WISH TO 8EIJ. South , Plaecrtal. Fenced-in CULLEN AND l!A H K E v YOUR PROPERTY? ' v /7 7 | j )«ckynrd for the kids to play 1M N. Park Avt. Let eur experience and contacts f M In refbty. be of service to you, We shall 11.000 be happy lo discuss your prop­ ODHAM A TUDOR * 3 bniruum 2 bath erty at no obligation. Call soft H SS 9936 French Are. erne on large let or 2133 first thing. Phone 3100 or 3986 1 SS Price *17,300 GOLDSBORO LOTS 1 T* DOTH of the** home* are lead) ROSA L. P A Y T O N . 3 nice large building lota close to for Immediate occupancy, S* Reg 1*4*red Real Fatale Utreher school and shopping. Reasonable Them Today. and termi. I’heo* 3971 IT-93 at RUwotea W. M. "BUI” BTEMPER Gay Allen, Ansaelate A kxaadar A StfiRger Arietta Priaa, Associate Rail Estate A Insurance Realtor — General In.arise* Mrs. Louring Messenger, Asaec. Or list 113 N. Park Ava. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. II Seminole Realty For Bale—Repossessed Television. Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Ph. /20-W A Beauty—only $99.00 Firestone SEE Seminole Realty for Destr Stores. able Himes and Apia. Phone 37. For gale—3/4 HP air-conditioner*. IFFICJ ENCY Apartment. SuitMitchell. Only t fee SITUS each. tee M atter or couple, 1 HP Mitchell air-coodJUcner, Private hath. Acre* ta bate. Across from Past 1199.00. All brand new. FireOffice. Manuel Jen ■tone Store, Ph. 12. 4-room downstclra apt., screened For Sale—Apt. 9lae used Electric parch. Upeteira efficiency apt. Range. Only 1 at SlLOt. Fire­ aereeacd porch. I ll Park Ave RAYMOND M. BALL stone Stores. Phone 1032. OSCAR M. HARRISON For Bale By Owner—Lack Ar&r REG. BROKERS For Sale — Used Electric Stove, 3-Room apartment, unfurnished. a month old I bedroom 1 bath, 119X0. Firestene Stores. home. AU electric kitchen, ex* 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate Over get station. Call 9199. hauat fan, beater, blinds. I o n ­ 399 Booth Park Ave. Per late—Trade-In TV, |». Fire Look! A free peso to Prairie Lake ic* man traaifamd. Ph 2 ITT.W ■tone Stores. Drive-In Theatre for Mlsa Jean Armstrong, Exp. date Sept. M. Tbil ad will admit Mr. Ilden Cala For Sale—Very good used Autema to the Rita Tboatro a* m guest. tic Washer at 985.90. Firestone Furn. apartment ntwly decorated. Exp. date iSopt. M. •tone. Suitable for couple. Phone 1979. 6 room, S bedroom home 96760. Salon G.A.C. Finance. Ill W. 1st, Phone For Rate — New Apex vacuum HUTCHINSON’S O c e a n Front Located on Old Orlande High, 3141, H. L. Foley, t l o l , liter cleaner with attachment* 1UJ9 Apt*. 3M I. Atlantic. Daytona way. Moot Hr abUdren, school by appointment. only. Fimtone Stem. Ml Beach. Call 3379-W. bus step. Coll 1333-|b B A L L R EA LT Y h A. * �> 4? . PART picture THE LOCATION OP YOUR HOME IS IMPORTANT! Consider the location from every approach'. At South Pinecrest inviting streets wind o ff in all directions... you are near, yet delightfully secluded from the rush o f heavy tra ffic. . . you enjoy suburban atmosphere, yet are only minutes from every metropolitan convenience. SOUTH PINECREST HOMES HAVE EVERYTHING! * ■* f■ , » . Here you will find every convenience expected o f a city IDEAL FOR CHILDREN'S SAFETY; AND .WELD­ BEING! South Pinecrest is immediately south' o f the residence, plus many advantages found only at South splendid new Pinecrest Elementary School; within sight Pinecrest. . . City water, electric and sewage service . Large, well-landscaped yards, fronting on gracefully and easy, safe walking distance o f the school and Ita park*-like 25 acre school playground. winding streets. HERE'S W H A T Y O U GET AT PINECREST • Luxury homes In a m oderate price range, • Spacious country living with all city conveniences. • City w ater and C ity sew ers-Paved Streets, etc. • Intelligent zoning restrictions to m aintain high property, value* • U ltra m odern design in homes and surround, ings to m eet today’s high standards fo r C om fort, Convenience, and th at “ Luxury * 128 HAVE BEEN PU RCH ASED A N D N O W O CCU PIED 4 M O R E H O M ES ARE N O W COM PLETED A N D R EA D Y FOR SALE 18 M O R E ARE U N DER C O N STRU CTIO N FOR COMPLETION IN 4 W EEK S HOM ES & lrl | a a a 1 1 /0 0 up Can G ive Y ou a Y es or N o Answ er on F. H. A . o r V .A , H om e Financing In SOM iautea. Y ou Can M ove In W hile W e H andle the Paper W ork. We now have tw o model homes on diipU y— We w ill be happy to show you * We ■ O dkcU TL BRAILEY ODHAM. President > �I If Torn- HoraM la Not Dollvtrsd By < P. M. CaD 1621 Itsfore 7 P . M. For Delivery Shop and Save In Sanford W YOULME X L V in SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 C A C To Study Legislative Plan De Baryites Enjoy Day A t Zoo TUESDAY, SEITEMBSR 18. 1956 Associated Prena Leased Wtro NO. 195 s nly Truth ded To W in Election By MARY FOWLER * TALLAHASSEE 0T—Tbe Consti­ DE BARY — "Hear the tution Advisory Commission at iu final drafting session In Ocala Oct. roarl" shout the' children on Sat­ 1 will decide whether to rccom. urday morning at the uo. Shiver, mend a new permanent plan of lng delightfully they crowd around legislative reapportionment call­ the cages where the restless ing for a 40-member Senile end a oblige by sounding off li UO-member House. feral bellows. Nest to the Tills plan, which also cells for beasts, BUI Compton, vendor, of four-year Instead of two-year popcorn, peanuts and novelties terms for representatives, has does the best carnivtl trade. The been suggseted by a commission youngsters mill around, grasping % The Board of Sanford City committee which was charged balloons and feathered monkies on Cemmlsslonsra, alttinx as an with studying and revising the leg- sticks so firmly that mothers, Equalisation Board U*t night, Illative sections of the Constltu dad snd granddad have to part gave nine complainant* the aama lion. with coin* and Join the Joyous WASHINGTON (AP) — Frostanswer "The assessment will The full 37-member commission hubbub. will decide on tbs draft of the dent Eisenhower told Republican Stand as Is." campaigners today that they need However, only two of the tax­ proposed new Constitution it will See picture* of De Itary day •nly to tell the truth about his payers who objected to assign, recommend to tbs 1937 Legisla­ Sanford Eoo en Page Three. ture. edminlstration to win the election. merit* appeared before the board If approved by the Legislature, Elsenhower spoke at * sendoff to argue their objections. The broad snouted alligator the Constitution would be submit­ breakfast for Vic* President Nix­ If,. R. •Strickland, representing ted to the people In the IBM gen­ looks to the kiddles like a litard on and other Republican leaders $ American Oil Company objected eral election. that has been enchanted so that setting out en campaign tours. to the assessment made by the The present Constitution provid­ It grew and grew and grew, with "I see no reason for going city on merchandise Inventory at ed for M Senate districts and for menacing eyes and ominous, slow to th* public with anything but the Sanford bulk plant. a 55 member House. The reap- crawls in the muddy depths, th# truth," Elsenhower said. "Our A. H. Used*, representing the portkmment amendment calls for that the two youngest Gablers record Itself Is efficient, if it Sanford Gas Company, again reapportioning the House on a toe over, their big eye* following la mad* clear the public will sup­ population basis. each slithery movement. LiUle asked for a reduction in the asport It. eased valuation on both real The present Constitution call* Bradley and Richard are ready "We do not need to indulge In for the Legislature to be held In to rush to safety J the creature end personal property. the exaggerations'of partisan polextraordinary session until It re­ is further enchanted and grows "I believe that our distribu­ apportions If it falls to accomplish Itie*. I do not claim perfection "The alligator Is the tion system is grosily overval­ reapportionment during the regu­ wings. for this administration but where most!" they chorus. But then u e d ," Gaede told the commission­ lar session of a reapportionment come the monkles with their mon­ w* have failed It was not from ers as he presented pictures to year. lack of trying." key shines; the kiddies could watch describe real estate holdings al­ The IMS Legislature failed to them all day If It were net that Sounding, a pearo thsme, Eisen­ so'claimed as overvalued. reapportion ths Senate during 116 the gosts and pumas weren't so hower said It Is difficult to be as He said, “ We have abandoned days of extraordinary session. It fascinating. "Com* hrre," they peaceful in the present day world as American* would like to be. ever two miles of main wh«i then went into a eerie* of extend­ cry. "No, come here." answer Charles C. Wagner, Charles C. Wagner, with children; He eald that while we may be aa IT \V7 1 DE BARY D AY i t the Sanford ZSttast Saturday when French Ave. was built and ed recesses, the last of which runs others. Philip Gabler, Jack Jackson, Steve Jackson, Kenneth La peaceful as possible, eomeone else no reduction was made In person­ up to Nov. « general election, with Small forms dart between mo­ and here in the carnival atmosphere; complete with pea­ the result that Senate reapportion- ther. grandfather and visitor* In nut*, iHipcom, ami balloottn; foreground, Bradley Gnbler, Roy, Wellesley Corbett, David Ncldcr and Bob Corson. may make an aggressive move al property values. meat still hasn't been accomplish, si] directions. Anns and Charles Richard Gabler; in back, lire. Wellesley Corbett, Wallace (S ta ff Photo 1. that wdald disturb that peace. "AH we want Is to be treated ed. ’White it is not a secure peace an a fair end equal balls," Gaede The preliminary draft of the new C. Wagner, leveral time* great Gabler, Mra. Clyde Gabltr, vendor Bill Cumpson, Mrs. that we hero," ha aald, "there field , "that’s this reason I come Constitution providts that If the grandpaoentr, mingle with the are many, many thousands of back here year after year." Legislature fslls to reach agree­ De Bary group and start a rau­ American mother* that are migh­ "I don’t believe we have yet ment on redistricting the Senate cous fight between two screeching ty thankfal their eons are net In­ received a fair tax," he said. during ths regular 6-day session parrots when they toss an empty volved in soar shooting.” After revlewtnf the tax, as­ the Job shall be turned over to bag Into the cage; a strident tug Eisenhower, wearing a beaming sessments on real and personal a commission composed of the of war enauei. mnUe, walked Into thn dining Unnoticed, Jackie Jackson is property of the 8anford Ges governor, secretary of state and room with GOP National Chela, taking pity en a forlorn black Company, the Board of CtnMls- attorney generaL man Leonard W. Hall. slonart, as an Equalisation Board, And if these fail to agree within bear that has been left out of Clifford McKJbbla, president­ ploy professions! planning eftElsenhower chatted animatedly refused to reduce the assess- 10 daya after final adjournment the general distribution of pea. elect of the Semlaole County gineers to furnish the city with t with Nixon as be at*. nuts and popcorn. Confidently, of the Legislature, the governor manta. Chamber of Commsite, yked ths’ master plan for growth and eg. Secretary ef Interior Wed Red- . * ~ H. N. Bayer, the dty'e Tex As­ would be empowered to do the Jackie thrusts nuts Into the little Scores of witnesses representing Sanford Board of City Commls- pansion. At this morning’s meeting of bear’s eager mouth. They are dis­ sessor, said that the compan*'* redistriettng. Florida cities, Industries and retL lienors to set aside *7,500 In tbt the. Bjard, County Costal*. •venal] tax was refused $33.05 The formula for House represen­ covered arid the boys cluster about, dent* including Sanford bolstered forthcoming budget for a profes­ * loner*, Dr. Henry McLantln re­ Hep. Charles Italleek, also em­ all feeding the desky mammal. tation would be—aa at present— •vsr last year. confidence this week that the sional planner. Rath aNuftation? minded the Board of Senlord'g barking on tours, wore stated el Gaede said, aa he left the city that the five most populous coun­ Over by the moat a young mother Federal Power Commission will ties gat three representatives each holda a five weeks baby In her clear the way for the first state­ McKibbin, armed with informa­ McKibbin mid the board "The need for an airport and elated tho head table, •emmission room, "111 be tion from an unnamed firm df en­ Iplanning S engineer will plan o*t- that he bad talked to tho Navy Nixon, aponklng briefly after and all other counties ons each. arms, shielding Its tiny foe* with wide service for naturat gas. next year." gineers, outlined a comprehensive • k lM ffi ' the tl city to compare with Eisenhower finished, urged tbe The larger counties would get ■ warm shawl si she stands over Direct evidence of the state's tkrtKliy’il growth. Certainly it regarding tbe requested airport Republican* to follow tho advice an additional representative for her uther four llttlo ones Jumping demand for this furl, tn supple­ plan of Sanford. * bait the monkey pH. "Good city planning tail- si wllrnelp la that tba master pigs for Sanford, of a Democrat, tho late At Smith, each 100,000 population. Now can from many state* are ment It* dependence on oil. mount­ least two years, and fared with will show the need ter v r ?xa- W. Davis told the commlssslon- who used H say ever and over On the hast* of the 1930 federal ed as spokesmen for the statu era hi* home on Lake Monroe Is again; "Loti look at the record." census, the house would have 110 stopping and lining up along the snd It* component parts, admit­ the present continuing growth," Urn." members, wtlh Dade County hav­ lions’ cages. From them rush tedly the fastest growing market McKibbin uld, "we need to gel That, Nixon said, te "what we cut off since the A. C. L. RaD ing eight; Duval alx; Hillsborough more devotees of the famous In the nalinn. testified in support into this project now." road torn up tbt rood leading te an going to de.* The study by a professional five; Pinellas and Polk four each Sanford aoo, Saturday's buziin, of the Houston Gas A Oil Corp. "Wo don’t have to embellish Ik U ami as yet, has net built ths planner. In order w provide n mai­ NORWALK. Ohio (A P)-The and Escambls, Orange and Palm cousin, f with clever quips end fancy, application for a pipeline from new one they promised him. Com­ phrases," tbe vie* president aald. ler plan for tho city’s growth, mother of s Karine recruit, who Beach three each. Texas and Louisiana fields. will Includ , he said: making nee. claims ha was hit in the stomach Senators and representatives missioner John Melach advised that While misrepresentations or Upsurge of confidence tn this esaary Investigation* and studies by a corporal fcr falling to say would a sm four year terms. The he keep after the railroad until distortions will have to be an­ new source of Florid* growth be­ •«lr", said today the Marines at plan, also calls for legislative sal­ swered, Nixon sold, "Wo have gan with announcement of Coas­ provide a program that Jhe peo­ they build tbs road. Parris Island aiw "living under aries amounting to |soo a month 8EFT. If tal Transmission Corp., which ple will back as their own pro­ Four Navy men attached to the Martin Brewster, of Orlando, something bettor to offer the A* instead of |100 a month they now • fear—a nervous fear." Admissions; merlcan people than mere per­ would build a line from nearly to gram; and the master plan for Sanford Naval Air Station were ' The South Carolina training receive. Elmer Fetton (Frrn Parkj producing fields In Texas and n pattern tu follow, public build, InJun-d early this morning In an who desires to build an axtenslon sonal abuso and villlftcatlon of Station Is where tlx Marine rsViola Gainer (Sanford) Louisiana, lhat it could supply lugs, schools, traffic control fa­ iaubimobile accident five miles of Chapman Road, which Is south our opponents." mrulta drowned In n m»nh dur* Irene Lacy (DeBary) more than 1W per cent ol the cilities, -public -iransnnrUtiim, west of Daytons Beach on High, of Oviedo, In an Easterly direction, The Republicans, Nixon said, Barbara Daguc (SanfordI Tjig-a night march this eummsr, southeastern state’s 90-year de- public utilities snd Industries. have the record and It can be told the commission that ho bad way 93. Discharges; Mrs. R. L. Hamlsfar, mother minds, feeding the new line Ihc "This is tho scope of what comSuffering from head Injuries, obtained all the property adjoining summed up In on* sentence: Pearl Barnhill (Sanford) ef six children and wife of a Houston corporation would build latent engineers will furnish to and reported to be in critical con­ (he proposed extension, and asked “ Tba American people, under the city," McKibbin said. SEPT. II World War I A m y veteran, said from Raton Rouge, La., to south tho Elsenhower administration, As he asked the Board of Com. dition, was an occupant of the car the commission ta accept the have had tho boat four year* of Admissions' aha had been at other earapa but Florida. deeds, which they did. The pro. The Cfty of Sanford Increased Vickie Baron i Sanford I State officials, civic and Indue, mis*loner* to set aside 97,300 for whose name has not been releas­ posed extension will bo a Utile Utslr lives." bad never even such "fear” as Its fire Insurance coverage and Kathleen Matheni (Sanfordi trial leaders are scheduled te for the purpose of professional ed until his next of kin are noli- over a half mite long. Brewster evidenced at Perris Island. Nison and bis party took off added coverage for aircraft da. Clarence SchaHfr (Sanford) continue the dramatic showing city planning, McKibbin told the ! fled. She claims her 20-ysar-old son, mage te ell city property at its at 9 am. Just n few minutes af­ also proposed that the name of Births: made by Florida, one of the last board "It seem* like s lot of Th« driver of the car, Robert the small lake, also near Oviedo, ter the vice president finished Donald, was bit by a corporal for special meeting last night fol­ Baby Boy Ms thews remaining states tn receive tin* money but City Commissioners in M. Everest, AN, whose home town now known as Balk Lake be •peaking. not saying **alr” to the noncom­ lowing the Board of Equalisation Discharges: is given as New York City, Is fuel since the natural ga* Indus­ the future will (hank you for it. missioned officer during a mop mealing. Starting with n noon meeting changed, and suggested Laka Julia Price (Mount Dors; try began its rapid rise to x lead­ "I for one don’t tnlnk that the suffering from compound frac­ Seventh Heaven as a possibility today in Indianapolis, Nixon’s In d buehet demonstration. Added cost to the city will ing position In the nation In the Zoning and Planning Coni minion tures of the upper leg, Hsmlsftr underwent an emer­ be approximately MOO, according fur • new name. campaign will taka him 16,000 last decade. FPC official* say tliey Is taking any progressive attitude, Uolh men were taken to the Or. Clerk O. P. Herndon reed the mites Into S3 states during tho gency hernia operation. The Ma­ to Andrew Caraway, who was he said. "We're going to have expect to complete the hearing of lamlo Air Force Base Hospital. rin# Corps, which it Investigating namsd Supervising Agent for these witnesses'by approximately some fast growth in Sanford snd Treated at the Sanford Naval official referendum on the ballot coming two weeks. the whole Incident, said the recult Elsenhower will swing Into ac­ the city’s Insurance program. Considerable cloudiness with Oct. 1. Allowing for crnss-examl. we need to prepare snd plan for Air Station Dispensary, and under (or Seminole I’ srk Raceway had a congenital hernia and It did which reads as follows: "On the tion tomorrow night with a ma­ In the centralisation of the It.1 nation snd rebuttal testimony. It scattered thundrrshewtrs through going Observation, grot Howard question of whether or not t wet know whether any blow ag­ jor televised address on the sub­ city's Insuranct program, 12 in. Wednesday; lew A. Lavis, AN, 11, of Cope May, permit Issued by the State Rac­ ject of world peace from CBS gravated K, surance agencies will share N J. and Blegfrled E. Lolb], AN, Sire. Hamlsfar said Donald ing Commission of Florida to Sent. studios hsie. the commissions, with 20, whose residence la given as Inote Park Raceway Inc., a Flor­ •wanted out of there"—the Ma­ policy written to cove 615 Palmetto Ave. tinee—but did net know whether ida Corporation, dated the 13th No dets'l* of the accident were day of August, A. D. 1936, for in weald ’ oemnily apply far such fire daasage Instead policies a6 In the past. released. However, officials slat operation and conduct nf harness • release. She said she eras nut Ths Insurance committee •c that Ibe automobile In which horse racing in Seminole County, plgnnlng to ask far any rel*i»* ting up the centralised plan the four men were traveling was Florida, shall be ratified or re. and that each n step wsa up to der a supervising agent wae com a 1930 Plymouth. jected and to decide whether such posed of: Andrew Carraway, of permit shall be approved and lie HONOLULU (D-A Navy ConCaraway and McKibbin; B. B. rnse ratified and race meetings ■tcllstlon waslher patrol ul»«e Crumley, of Crumley and Mon. permitted In said county," This was forcod down la the Padfle tleth; and H. James Gut, of the ballot will be submitted to l II, Jsmes Gut Agency. voters of Seminole County on Nov. 100 miles south of Guam early The new plan for the city’s In today but all !■ met. aboard were 6. surtnre coverage was approved Herndon also brought up the rescued. by City Manager Warren E, of tbe Jury box which Two were picked up by a Nsvy The Board of Sanford City Com. question HUNTSVILLE, Tax. HWfwenty Knowles and City Clark H. N. Is about exhausted, snd after misskmers struck s snag last much discussion it was decided helicopter, which flow them to *- dlgld ef th* toughen! Inmates in tUyer before its presentation to night In their discussion of a pay that they would wait end let the Guam. one. A.T.I. B. W. Hollsdsy the Tasas prism syrteaa Mashed the Board of Sanford City Com­ schedule for city employes. themselvee with rsaav Modes last missioners last night circuit judge Issue an order when of Lebanon, Tenn, had slight Title* and saUrles, either on he required more jurors. Bight In a protest agateat prison Fire Insurance, under t head cuts. Tho other, A. T. K T. 8. the proposed pay schedule or not plan, will be written on 1 Herndon then told th* commis­ Bodak of Shsvoriown, Pa., was on the schedule prevented tbe They ware among the 76 In­ nuat renewal plan. Howev sion that Dr. Terry Bird requested not Injured. adoption of tbe proposed plan. volved In p strike te Urn maximum aircraft damage policy i Sixteen ethers wen token from the approval of a new mint, Commissioners, not being able •geurity unit tail week te another written for a three year two Uferaft* by tke Coast Gusni Grace W. Fisher, and also brought to roach a decision, end confronted ■st Involving the teat. OrUnti with the perusal of (he IttS-ST up a tetter from Mrs. Abble W. cutter Curtaawood sad a Navy si Manager a B. M b said, HOI HKI’ AINTER CHARGED IN General Govsramsnt budget, set Boyd who asked the County Com­ landing ertft. Nans of these were tills said 16 ef thn man severed mission to petition the State Wel­ Injured. UIT-RUN DEATH a •pedal meeting for tonight. dr heel tendons and fare Board to increase the provi­ The big plena cam# down from TAMPA (AP> Sheriff Ed Tbe Budget, proposed for tbe gbcM-ftclal ■ sands m Blackburn has reported chergiaf coming fiscal year, was presented sion on State greats to inetude Richard Vanseyst, a housepointer, (o tbe beard of commissioners for nursing care for recipients. _____ the prison feed k aa with manslaughter, reckless driv­ A contract was signed with the their study and discussion. fled as any In the heat prisons. Commissioner John Krider com A. C. L. Railroad permitting the Mon in the maximum security ing and leaving thd scene of an merited, “ There ere sente quo*, county to erect s M ft. croseing unit do no wort and are served accident In the hit-run death of tions I'd like to s*k about the near Sylvan Laka on Dixon Rood. meal* a day with a seek at 10-year-old James Wayne Jeff, O. P. Hendon then reed tbs coat. The boy wee Ut by a truck MRS. ARNOLD HOOD, manager o f tba Sanford Zoo, takes time out to show tho De budget." The Meeting is set for S o'clock commissioners i Ust of steto­ Saturday night wktle wheeling a Bary folks around. In the center, Mrs. Hood shows o ff one o f tbe colorful parrots which meLatslned secondary roads in deprived ef gift bicycle te • filling station te she took out o f the cage. The friendly parrot made friends around ths group as he per­ tonight in the city Seminole County, room. get ths tires pumped up. ched on the arms o f several o f his visitors. (S ta ff Photo) f * Equalization Board Refuses To Reduce Tax Assessments Sendoff Breakfast s Held Strong Bid Made Professional Planning Commission Okays For Natural Gas Sought By McKibbin Official Election On Raceway Ballot Service In State Mother Soys Parris Island Marines Are "Living Under Fear Hospital Notes Four SNAS Men Are Injured In Wreck City Adds Aircraft Damage Coverage To Insurance Plan Weather Weather Patrol Plane Is Forced Down In Pacific • i Prisoner* Protest Food; Slash Salves W ith Raxor Blades Incomplete Roster Prevents Adoption Of Poy Schedule Additional Local New s O n Page 8 ft � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 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/36590b2d48e258a1e4ab53bfad4935e6.pdf 7fb2d76e097009b53cfa96058a7df4f3 PDF Text Text 1 Take The Landlord Off Your Payroll . ♦ Lock the door against high rent and m ounting buildin g \ costa now* by purchasing the key to your ow n home. Pinecrest G reater happiness and care fre e livin g are the reasons fo r all to live In a home o f their own to d a y . . • The fu n o f carin g fo r and im proving your own p la c e . . . . The com fortable feelin g o f really “belonging” to the com­ munity . . . The peace o f mind in know ing that your money invested in y o u r home steadily grow s and that someday It w ill be yours fre e and c le a r...... These d ay aa home o f your own is E A S Y to achieve. . . . The selection and values offered at South PinecreBt are excellent, and T E R M S are so liberal they fit most incomes. TTBf f T - r--- -rr~ SOUTH C H O O SE T H E PA YM EN T P U N Tprr*- T O S U l f YO U PIN ECREST I f Y o u A re a Veteran O FFERS 9 f2 | Dow n Paym ent ( ftcftlw Hiring caato) H I P e r Month (IncMan T u n m i I m J Service Personnel F . H . j • City Water A M City Hewage—Paved Streets • iatatllgoat 'laming Kaatrictiona To Maintain High Property Value • Ultra Modern Design In Hones And Surround* lags To Meet Today's Standards For Com* fort, Convenience And That “ Luaury Look”. SOUTH PINECREST HOMES ARE PRICED . . . . and you can chooae your colors inside and out, also bath tile and brick trim on any bouse not completed. Builders o f F in er Hom es ffd h a n t &■Ju d a h ., BRAILEY ODHAM, President FROM �71 •-t v- ■r y i y - ■vi'j f gfflgrri ~ -------- ~ -------- *« . 1■9 n Shop and Save In Sanford ® |f? H a n f o r d ® wfOULME XLV1I1 a n i h v u tM tr c n in r n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA EeUbUabed 1908 Church Is Being Used For School Rev. Delgado To Speak Here N ext Tuesday A great yen to learn the art of Gambling, «>a God'a way of lead* lag the ReV. Orwald Delgado to his eventual atotua In the Preibjrterlan Church. Thta Christian Am­ bassador who was born In the Cahtry Islands, Spain, moved with hla family to Tampa at the age of six. It was during his child­ hood In Ybor City that he became aware of the gymnasium housed In the Yboi city Mission. His youthful leal caused him to dis­ cover that the only way he could have access to the gym and leam tp tombla was to become a mem­ ber of the Presbyterian Sunday 8chool. God’s future plan for the Rev. Delgado was that he was to re­ ceive hla BA. degree from the University of Tampa, and later to receive hla master's degree in theology from Union Theological Vamlnary In Richmond, Va. His first church was the Log Cabin Presbyterian Church in Macon, Ga. This waa followed by nine years In Lutz, Fla., where he saw the erection of the first church there only to have his congrega­ tion outgrow this and have to build the second time. In Winter Pari, where be has served since May of IMS, hla dynamic personality has produced the same gratifying re­ g a tta . Starting with n congregation of 180 the present membership is welt on the way to 500 and an ulfra modem Church Is under conftruction. I tanford residents win have an opportunity to see and bear the Rev, Delgado when he speaks at the Presbyterian Church at • p m. Tuesday. Tbit will be the first of three sessions dealing with "What We Believe as Presbyterians". The • « » . Delgado's appearance here la the yearly service project of Homing Circle No. Nine. A cordial invitation ia extended to any and all intarasted persona to attend this and the succeeding lecture and open forum seisiona to be on Tuesday Sept, 25, and Bunla y Sept. 30. Thar* will be no ad- t\ m rn D im c «k n r a W e r n lft If Year Herald la Not Delivered By « P. M. Call 1821 Ucfore 7 P. M. For Delivery ^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER M, 19.',6 Associated Preoe Leased Wire NO. IDS Stevenson Opens National Campaign Headquarters Today An agreement for the use of the Casaelbcrry Methodist Church for additional school rooms to alleviate the crowded conditions at Lyman school was revealed yesterday nt the regu­ lar meeting of the Seminole Coun­ ty School Hoard. The agreement covers a period of approximately six month* un­ til addition* ran hn completed. Possibilities of a bond Issue for nn additional school building for Seminole County were in evidence when it became known at the School Hoard’s meeting that a representative of the State Department of Education’s finance Division has Iteen Invited to Sanford to talk with the school officials. The School Hoard ordered the examination of a Midway School room by engineer* to determine if a prefabricated concrete roof under which a crack had appear, ed, is safe. "We must not take any chances," Bupt, of School* R. T. Mil wee lotd th# hoard and this Is just a precautionary act­ ion so thet children will be **!«•• The Sanford Junior Iflgh School Building was reported to be "in good shape” with weight taken off the roof by the rcmovnl 3IHS. GREGORY KKSHKNtCH, nt left and Mrs. Hubert It. Kcyl, extreme right, both uf lie Bary, Ire* nf slate and the replacing of it cornu acquainted with Mrs. A. W. Skipper of Holly Avc,, Sanford, (renter) n* she buys Hetty Crock­ er cake product* nt Ihe Lovett'* sate, which gives n percentage to Ihn Seminole Hospital Women's with a composition roof. ,, A contract for the construction Auxiliary group. of a hood over kitchen ranges *★ ★ and water heater at Southslde School was awarded C. II. Staf­ ford who submitted the low of 11,511.53. Part-Time Presidency Is Charged WASHINGTON tt) — Adlal K, Stevenson, arriving to open his na­ tional campaign headquarters here, told a cheering crowd at National Airport today he hope* to set up residence In the Whllo House next January. Tho Democratic presidential nomine* flew In nt 10:25 a. m. EDT from Harrisburg, Fa., where last night he formally opened hla campaign with a speech broad­ cast nationally on ratlin and Ictevision. In that address, he said that "from here on" Republican THE REV. OSWALD DELGADO leadership will In* in thu hand* of Vlre President Nixon Instead of President Eisenhower, Slevenson said the nation has a "parttime presidency" with pow­ er passing to the hands af Nixon and a "big business" cabinet. An anthuilastlc crowd of several hundred person* was on hand at A Coral Gables businessman and the airport as a smiling Stevenson former harness horse owner has Stepped from his chartered fourbeen named vice president of engine plane. H* came down tha Seminole Raceway it was announc­ ramp with two of hla sons, Ilordtn ed today by William R. Kemp, and John Fell, and Stevenson's president. sister, Mra. Ernest Ives. In announcing Bob Crocher’s After living graded by Demo­ affiliation with the raceway cratic party officials, Stevenson Kemp told Th* Herald "We feel walked to a battery of micro­ fortunate in having Introduced this phones and mndo n brief, informal able businessman and devotee of talk. Andrew J. Bracken, aports-min-A the bamesa racing aport to take DE DAIIY — It's truly "Meet del principal of Selllinoln High I Stevenson told ids audience ha an active part in development of Your Neighbor" week In Sanford Srhool, had high words of priilse ramamhered some of thorn from during which local stores have or both the Chief's Club ami the Seminole Raceway. It Is another four years ago, when he ran unResident* of Do Bary. Enter- been and are beautified by ladl.-a Sanford City Commission. In an step in the direction toward de­ aucc*«*fully against Elsenhower, prl*e, Benson Junction, Stone Is­ n rosy pink uniform* ofthc Scm- interview t0)|liy lu. Vnlrs-.| push veloping this Seminole training Tho crowd laughed when he said land and areas adjacent to them Inulr Mmiori,il Iln-piUil Women s ijVl, opinion Dial the City Corncenter a* "the Saratoga of the h* thought “ something went will be without electric power for Auxiliary who aro courteously en* tniiainnerx would remove the elty South.' " wrong" with hla 1852 eifort lo win three hours Sunday afternoon ac­ tiring housewives (and their ad- tax f „ r lllt. Sanford Seminole*' tho presidency. Crocher la a former newspaper­ cording to an announcement mad* mirmg husbands I to buy Hetty Memorial stadium for their man from Burlington, Vt. From Hut- Stevenson added that ho by the Florida Power and Light (.rocker Products nf the sweet f,mtball newt work he went into radio aa again la "planning to come to Corporation yesterday. . Tile groceries a sports commentator and nawa variety. The groceries give 4 p*r. "()ur financial kc! up l> • e ;T W**h|ogton" as a White House o*. Lights, television, radio, cook rentaget iifJim _s ites Intake li caster. During World War Two cupant v to the critical point," Bracken said. "W * r . l * 0 .c MOtary M O tory and Sanford tatoihiUa ROB CROCHER ing, w*t*f pump* and all other hospltal^thc ha served in the Army aad wai tommaaon roftimtf to Mg Tfto-** ww can't-pay. Onr A th -(>'-•• • apparatus operated by electric people get acquaint*! and swop b'Uc program today cor la mors finjured and discharged ia IMS. riaburg speech last night as in o c " power will be Interrupted at 1:30 recipe* for u»ing the Hetty Crock- ' bun 19,000 a 'year, anti we have cailon lo addr*** what he called In 1845 he entered the automo­ Sunday afternoon for approxi- er product* and "all Is rosy." ' about 12,000 elite of the Demo­ bile business In Burlingtow, ac­ hope* for Improvement* in tho * matriy three hour* according to "That chocolate malt 1* simply future. In the year* to rornc wr cratic party." quiring Burlington Motor Co., Inc., the announcement yummy," enthuses a customer to hope to Include golf, tennis, and Htovcnson then harked back to of which eh was president and Changes in Ihf distribution Hue the I)n Bury tcm|xirary clerk*, swimming to our list nf arlivftlc*. hi* use of the world "elite" In Ids general manager. Later he took on serving these aaclloni mak* the ..Aml ,|on., f(,r|f<ll nuk,. „ |C Harrisburg talk., Hit said In tha This typo program will require The Sanford Lions Club will additional Intrrsts in a similar Tire Seminole County Children'* Interruption necessary, according frogling from Hetty Crocker'* the support of booster club* like speech he had noticed in Ihe newscapacity with Capitol Motora and Ham about football from two Committee will hold Its first meetthe announcement made by malted milk prrkagy, ton; its Just the Chiefs Club, and we think tho papers that Elicnlmvcr, at Get­ ^inglrs* at their won luncheon also Northern Furls, Inc. Ing of the year next Tuesday aft- John G. Gravice. District Manatysburg, Fa., twu day* ago had meeting Tuesday at the Yacht During this time of business rrnoon at 4 o'clock at the School ‘*r*r for the Florida I ower ( orp- out of this world. It Is Ihe most?" member- of the City Commission adtlrp**«d ♦ what one newspaper nnd others chime in, "Yes. the expansion he was also active in are a* Interested, If not more so. MBS. MARY JOYCK BATEMAN Chib. Administration Building on Com- or*tlon, story doscribed as Ihe "cllle" of „ . . . . mailed milk I* what my husband, civic affairs being president of In "or progress as (lie average (Bluff Fliotni A former U. 8 . Marine and now when y/v do our week* Dm Republican party, . (iravlort nikcd for * cooperation , Ti» — I orders ........ ............ _ ......... ....... rillxeii. Alin talking to many of Assistant Coach at Seminole High Exchange Club and later district merciat Ave. Stevenson said he had looked up Important subject* for dlscui- “ £?J!s Iy 'hopping. »•» doesn't like loo the member* of Ihe romnilsslon I School and the captain and quar­ governor for the {Hate of Vermont tho dictionary definition of "ellto" slon and a reorganisation meeting so that the interruption to the rhoclaUry a flavor nml cun'l out am convinced that they want to terback of Ohio’* Rose oBwl team for two consecutive terms. and found that It meant persona In 1953 he sold out his business will ho principal items on the service will cauae a minimum of too rich n fro-tinr This I* In * the belli us nod will ,bi to by removing two years ago will tell the Uom inconvenience." regarded as "socially superior," right mixture for many of us," the rity lax. Interests in Vermont and came to agenda. Club member* about the pigskin At tho airport today after lining Florida to become zone manager Rayburn T. Mllwec, Seminole “ Get the richest chocolate rake SOUQ*. Bracken's enthusiasm i* a ranthe world "*lllc" to describe Hla they have," begs Junior, who I* ligioiis sort of thing that start* Coach Dave Laude, a graduate (or Hudson Car. Co. During this County Superintendent of Schools, own Harrisburg audlcnre, Stevenensilin': In on this w - tV i f the proper halls rolling in the of Stetson University, and accord, time he also did free lance televi­ and chairman of the Children'* uni said with a laugh that he had sion at both WTVJ and W1TV in Committee urge* a full attendance visioning autumnal shelve* loaded right direction In get tilings done. fn g to Seminole High Principal received several telegrams conwith fudge and 'luff* fro-t • • f i r ' He praised Ernest Cowley for th* ^Andrew Bracken "one nf the best Miami. In 1935 he had resigned Of members for the initial meeting tending he had mispronounced th* nil of the den dubs get-to-tngolh- fine Job has been doing with the ends Stetson aver had," will de­ from Hudson Motor Car Cp. and of the year By MARY FOWLER word. scribe the prospects lor the San­ formed a corporation called Pru­ DE BARY - Member* or Iho era........... "Get sum- angel food, musical end of the rxtra-riirrlruMrs. Mnry Joyce Bateman, ford Samlnoles during the coming dential Investment Corp., with Chamber of Commerce house num too. morn," Sister urge* pushing !.if activities, and said expansion berlng committee will be M I*1* her luck. .Mom does it. For -lie as in order in that department Seminole High School family football season and how the team principal offices in Coral Gables. C of C office from Sept. 1-23 inclu­ hat a secret; Betty Crocker's cook also, ia ihaplng up for the ten con­ Since that time he ha* opened member, will be the faculty reprea branch office in Orlando. The sive from 9 a. m until ,-■<- , ference conflicts. , _____ h(t0* ,wllh l,ffw1 -'0' 1'1 Plrturr* "We a,c going to have a ........ -ntatlve on tho Dlvnifled CooThe First Church nf Christ, from 1:30 to 4:30 p m. to assign nade her n much r»ni"lun ..ted ty,„, •Laudo la teaching mathematics firm deals in mortgages, business program printed that A H lS s n iim W # I A A ll— I IB- i f l i. S llltS tH «. it 11* 0 ,1 f t l , . * f i P i l ,I!n ... eratlvo Training program'* Com­ investments, real estate and con­ Scientist, hrjre in Sanford, will residents bride when she gave her first din house numbers to the titd civics at Seminole High School wn will lie proud o f" he sail). mittee, according to an announce­ hold Sunday School in their new, of De Bary. ner party . . . . 0* hla first teaching assignment. struction loans. "Tldx new program will ina big Tlir Semlnnlo Memorial Hoqiitol '*) page roster worth keeping, ment made today by oLul* J. Gi­ _H# majored In social science at Crocher is also a director In Na­ SunJajr School annex for the first To insure accuracy, owners will The regular weekly ineetlng id tionwide Pictures, a television time Sunday morning at 11 a.m. please bring one of the following: I hank* mom; so do till' tireless an I through the generous coop­ rard, Coordinator. the Hanford Rotary riuli usually Thla being the same hour a* the deed, contract of sale or proper- ladies auxiliary ruko seller* ami nf eration of ihr merchants spon­ Wotting mostly with the line film company in Maml. He ha» II. L. Fork ins, Jr. is the chair­ held at noon Monday will glvo •id ends, ‘Laud* is Assistant just flnishehd the narration for a church services the public is cor- |y tax bill. Renters will have lo course so does prrtty Belt" Croc­ soring ft we will he aide to give man of the committee with other way to a fish fry and b u t trip series called "Clo»c-Up" to be dis­ dlilly invited to attend and in- obtain map (unit) section and lot ker who has been our biUi*." oal Iheiii |o Hie fans." Football coach and baskcthall tributed In November. member* made up from icprercn- that will take tdar* Wednesday spect the Sunday School after the numbers from the owner or real- through year* and year*. The Ot th# local high Bracken explained Ihe reticence tor through whom they arc rent smiling girl* will be nn hand to­ of till) John Borton, attached With re-activation of Seminole morning worship. tatives uf the Business ami Fro- afternoon. The Sunday school addition was Ing. Due to the possibility of er morrow, wo, so please stock up way: "A^y orl,m7 zrii|oi',|h" to the Sanford Nava) Air Sta- Raceway and the possibility of All Rotarians plnmtlnr to lukn fesxional Women'* Club, Kiwaula ttae, will odd additional color to introduction of daytime harness started abovt two months ago sal rof th* committee cannot assign-and hand over and feel hie-ml foi hold the *(ringi to _a purs* mini, Club, Rotary Club, Lluns Club. the trip hy boat, will embark un number* via telephone. lyour good deed! the Lion* Club's football program horse racing, Sanford and Semi, has jast been completed. through necessity, he cnutinus. Seminole County Junior Chamber Skipper Gene Roumlllnt's " K k v t « t t Tuesday with hi* account of nole County ls already amassing They m.1 -t operate on firm ground of Commerce, and the Board of Ijirk '1 «! the Ixinl work* nt S-IO considerable national publicity. the wintertime sport o'rlmt "hHr those making Hut a! all limex and io oil organiza­ Srhool Trustees. ^ Bocton, who played for Ohio A recent air view of the million trip lnt«r In the afternoon by mo-, The rurnmlttee serves aa rep­ tions. When they realize, ami | ■ t a t s and woe the school's foot- dollar racing plant Is scheduled feel confident they' will, our rause resentative group lo work closely tor. will drive to Mullet l.oka for early use In Hoof Beat* Mag­ Roll COpUlo and quarterbick ■rod our need they will not robi-e wilh tho coordinator. Thu rum. Fork, where 1h" fish frv will t* w on the team played in the note azine, the journal of the United aid. but will In !y us 100 perrenl." inltl.v also provide* a link be­ prcimred by the riuli aetlvl'lcs States Trotting Association which Bowl two year* ago, has a con­ Before becoming j member of tween tho coordinator nod Hie conunlttee consisting of Franrls tract to play for the Clevelind circulates widely among be har­ Rniinilllat, rhalrriuin, nnd th» folS- miiiolo County fiehool system community, ness racing fraernlty. This maga­ •towns, in the professional circuit Mr*. Ilalcrnnn will be working towlqi- memiier*! Ai I^-". 'rom Hrarken was a member nf i•<.* r. zine has also scheduled ■ a story fallowing hie loleiae from the U. 'dty of the University of Florida, in the same category at Semimde llrown, Eerl Turoer, Germ Pou. Navy._____________________ __ on the raceway. Harness Horse where he taught physical cdura' High School. She will recommend millot end Jimmy lloltri'lniv, (Inn Magazine and Horseman and Fair and assist in selling up training member of tho commit tee, Itill Hon and golf. World, two nationally circulated xlandunli fur the students to Irani trade magazines have used sevI effli-r Is tourine Ireland thla and acquaint ho coordinator with lime. VEHICULAR t u n n e l . What's In a name? A lot. if rral stories which are focusing specific related courses. I'ltOJKCT UNDERWAY your noma la Cheater Rearirk th sports spotlight on this area. No menu has yc( been announr. Thu organization meeting was TALLAIIA 88 KK f AF) — and a reporter states it as e>l but, according (n Fiesldsnt held at the beginning nf Ihe school I'lnnniog of Fort Uuderale's '"Reardon." A roae by any name "Doe" Charlie t'ersons, based , n vehicular tunnel project Is going year with other meeting* set for past events, there will |>n a wide -fa just aa sweat, the poet tells mld-)1 ar for the coordinator* re­ forward as fast as possible, says 11* aod those who have male port and again at the end of tint selection of palnteable piscatorial Slate Road Board Chairman tVil- school year with a similar re­ plrllns' and e railowshtit event Inquiries about purchasing extra mir K. Jones. topics of tost night's Sanford port and an out-lina for the com­ ■ntlrlnnted. The Florida Highsray Pstroi wffl Herald to obtain the Rearick give driven' license examlnatioao Hoard lh»*ril Information and ing year's program. story about the fabulous ce- on Tuesday and Thursday from Research Director Gordon ElF O U rP HF.KK THIEF ramies fashioned by that fam­ 1:30 to 5 p. m. in Sanford as welt) well salt) Jones' statement was is­ ily, were not concerned about as on Friday mornings froai • WEST PALM REACH (AF* sued because of Fort Lauderdale Police today sought a thief --ha the difference in names. rumors that th» road dciwrtment 1 . m. to It noon, at th* American They knew the pictures; they legion Hut on Seminole Boule­ is " iIiskh Iiir 'I* feet." Generally fair lluougb Kslur- removed n box eontalnlnr tin Anew the talented couple and Th* tonne', first In Florida, days low tonight #2-4tt, gentle milligram* of radium from f 'ood .with them, well w o t of those vard. fl-miritnn Hospital. will carry traffic under the New vartbla wind. Through error in yesterday'* Saw, phenlng in hadn't noticed that ford Herald, day* for th* examina­ The Ik ii , containing 12 necrllea River. -the name woo incorrect. They tion were given aa Thursday and of radium In the core, disappear­ asked for "The Rearick story." Thursday. ed yesterday from the h’isni'al'a IS-YEA It OLD DROH'NN However few people have the X-rav room. FORT FIERCE fA F ) — Effective date of the new sched­ orar 4* change their mama— ule for driver* license examina­ r o ll* beilered Ihe thief d'd n"4 Dwight Frout, 10, recently judged owao* It's a girt who la beset tion will be next week according know what waa in the oe**"nn.-tth* licit cattleman in the Future DUCUBH10N ------w — ------ - of th* Longwood Am* Chamber of Commerce dur­ Fanners of America chapter her# ------------------------------arilh ■ asao offering lota of love to an announcement mad* by Sea- AN INFORMAL shaped lead box and ho«cd to to* a itasrsl |*a*rsl \ mooting held last night at gmutyahada Park. Shown above am. R. Zartroan, preskient, WBi or lot* of money, 00 we inoie County Ludg* Ernest Hou*- ing a ret* him lefor* he opens th* con. drowned yesterday white swim­ a n n r ; ) . ■ ____ G. Henson, tmneuieij Mrs. J, Cnrhnrt, director, Mrs. D. Screeney, secietoty; R. Hammond, R. Jloror lots af msoey, on wo holder'* office. ----- - - -§ j- J* mi V Uiner and fa exposed to th# faming In a creek. risen. R, Gnat, a M L -■L U“ z , dimeters. (Phot* B. Crocher Named Raceway Official Some Areas To Be Without Electric Power Sunday Coach, Navy Man To Be lions Club Speakers Tuesday Sanford-De Bary Bracken Praise Chiefs Ladies Meet Durinq Club, City Commission Cake Mix Proiecf V )K | Vi W -.!• ; V Children's Group Sets 1st Meeting O f Year Tuesday 0' i SHS Faculty Rep. On PCT Advisory Committee Told De Baryites To Get House Numbers Church Will Open New Annex Sunday Rotarians Plan Fish Fry, BoatTrip Next Week :U l 'I Correction ■ J.t .* Drivers1 Tests Given On Tuesday *■ Weather Additional Local News O n Page IO t m 4 1 r ililiia L : /j * b^TJiAsa Jj£< �«,r *THE SANFORD HERALD Jew* g, Frt, Sept. U , ISM Mftift t wy. PfttVtr Sunday' iebHoi li b e.ie. Morning Wortrnp 11:00 a m. TrtlnlftS Union 6:15 p.ra. Evening SnVkea 1:10 p.m. Wftftaaaftay Frayftt SerVlee 1:M Kj 9 # LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEM ER tu w. i 3th Hake Phone IN I the R4V. Phillip RhklHdRftU Paalar 0:15 a.m. Sunday School 9:11a.m. Bible Cliaa Ice 1 0 :1 0 SK■ayer For Th* Day" phona i; ■ A ic ih t t B A rttst c h u r ch F ir s t Ch u r c H dF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. Geneva Sunday morning service*: M6 E . Second St. Sunday ScPvlcia ilsto ft.m, 10 ft.lfti "today School. Sunday flchpol 11:0 • U t.tn. Horning Worahlp Wedneadil BvftblH| Mealinga ft: Sunday evening rtnricea: „ We lavite po« to hecoma a Mr to flemtoy Khoot mv >6in let eftftvto# begina at t * OrMM clagaet an In n fnei ItM to ll:M n.m. information call S ill freak Prtea la Buperin- averthip each Buoday at 1:18. Iltonf department* for agea R rtraefth 4ft ench Sunday at 6:60 aach -flunl.tn. n it Sunday title nettIce at the et tto NftMrth* la ft dla* nt atrvice from any M S' it the amk. It la ,____<ft Volunteer choir, eMfttftfftttonal JttfcAt ringing, liUmbera, taatl- t» thd fiery of God, and menace. you i-faehioned at. Of thla high service of C f t Eik. •Dime aka » e !" A wteteHr to opwt it all ngular E trtg , the j t o ctuary U com- . 'm S e a h t i S k ' B. CaHtaftt ft.it. leaiay School MB. Wontop Servlet ftftk Wantop Service BAPTIST CHURCH rA rt. it ftlh 81, ‘ . Raptlat chi . jftrthl orahlp 10: ft 7:41 P.to. prill* termed 7:50 p.m. K iu sa a m m n InterpHae. la a tohat tUKvasfUl H i t Mrt. B. W. June* w it the week­ end guest of frithdl 6nd reUtlVea JUhrfey buna and Randy Bfein- in Inverneaa. Uhl el rcpreitn reptoeehttod ■the toegi *,« Scout kouf group wfB ftlShtTI tfcfee p.ta, tH ESA M A lW N ii 55L , >/>“Met Meeting hAir (Street “ a.m a?m % i.to. weekend. Hod at II* lit ijfthtato! 6:10 USE! Planlat Mra. R*v. Cedi a» s.,u__ Sermon • “Heeling The R*v. A. G. MkUtoU Nureariee for children dhilftr three, at|d thrto tft I' inday Morning during Ip Hour# 1:4s ft.in. a 6:30 p.m. Senior High . 7:30 p.m. Evening Worahlp Young People I:IS p in. Children 6:30 p.m. Worahlp 7:50 p.m. Everybody lavltod to attend all our aervicea. U k t Mary totay at the Seminole Memorial IndeatruCtJ young ctJble will Hospital but week is much Im- and compassionate over ihe old and powar-obsea*ed. provwl Mn. Nettle Baker who {a patient at ihe Central Florida Tfl Hospital in Orlandp, apent U*t weekend with her eon and daughter-in-taw, Col. nnd Mr*. W. E. Baker. It wes In the na­ ture of a celebration, for It marked her 84th birthday! Bundajr EvinleUatlc Mid-Week Young Peopla Service Thureday f i l l p.m. e r e n r AEB b Jeun* N.C. will ho gild w a PFC, In >* group promotion. Mr. ahd Wraketto. TRo ftoegatoft was te* Lt. and Mre. Tyler Dedmon and daughter, Debbie leff Mon day for hla new tour of duty, -*#a al ' Princeton, N J. They hadI bey: a, Mi gretaable tolaeastlni et Mat the guest* of her parent*, Marias and Mrs. R. M. Ball. Pa'vin as Antigone- eBauty and classical features, which Itui Pavan possesses, do bot atone lift an Autislo6.^h* Antlgooe Mlaa Rataftft Headirtw, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrt. C. A: Hofttfirsoo left thla week to return to 1957 r, r FILTER FLO xT .'S -'® -.'-v A U IO M AIK WASHER I M M S M U il 1 MMM M | MRTHOI Cltnu Height a Paator lunday School la a.m. CltttoM E. Johoaon, auperlntead Pfijftr meeting, Thuraday, tiM CMURcr HP HMD OP PS4PMRCY 5363 EtnaT v *. i . U * « o s « e r , pM Sunday School l:tA a.m. Morning Worahlp l];M a EvanfeUatic Service f a •;to| T v e e d e y : Worn *e Mlialo, ary ^aant^wU^moet it T:tt p. m. Peopta’a Servlet OMnS I p . ' Everybody Welcoeaft DROWN UMURCM Corner w k Ave, end 84th the u t t e r J. Mlhiater Ipenh eg God1 pace, wv thlpk ef God Hlmeet’ ** revealed in HU aon Jeftna Chrtal. The mneplug of grace U truly known only te tftMo wh« knew that God le " and that eU that He dona U in lev* la fulfillment ef Mia lightf s r * .We 83L SSSL.P" . M l A4L Rervleft 11 iM A IL "HU E nemlie Underlarmefti "Hie „ e. swy»vt sttely was hot the toUhtton to ahyone from Sophbcl*. to t)M jeuTOJTJuat Lode soon, 4, blind wheh *urg*oft* hli right eye In in effort to ha» the Inroads of eaneer, appears to And fun In tha darkneaa at th* Miramar 8chool for the Blind In Miami, Fla. He 1* shown getting a see-saw ride in the kinder­ garten playroom, fInternational) HU many friend* to heir that he la being tha only oho of 800 to make th* Mre. R. D. js r _the etalf Baker wired, mualc la hi* waiting room imjratifiit PpMtgtteft of Mrs. Dttoft'a flUaer’a Tfnd birthday and 40 of the Im­ mediate family, attended from var­ ietta para of toft ante. n *. EdwMiMftrtto. " ‘EAchiol S S ir play produced and .t became a meaningful aource of spiritual [th to member* of the Resist■trehgt: a Interpretation cast •nf f . Am hocle*’ theme Into the mold of uhivuujbjj military dictatorship, overcoming German ceneonhis ay Imvtog Ityvifti the itorakia hy tee played to White tie* male and * “ might havft eucceeto re it hot toy the ra? fhJf°Sllmi CHURCH _ isortblp to, ---have--hla overt* ms censorship as «aTSrtfe;.',n now with fl p.m. During the oOrtnan occupaUtA fond War II Anouilh of Paris In W o Dr. and Mra. L t. daughter Lonnie of JaielrimVlUft, CHURCH Rev. H. W. HO French Ave. PAOLA (1IURCH OF CHRIST Sunday Friend* of A. B. flouthatd ftlli which U bated Oh tee ortftk tra­ he sorty to hear that he under­ gedy by Sophodea, and which hajL went tutgftty in August and had Coen tranateled Into EnalUb b ^ not fully rteovertd When hll iter* Lewis Oatantiere.. Now iMftvuloti. was damaged by flrt. The Booth on the Kateef Aldtnlnum H6uh ante Hr* to Welltogton. G., but NBC-TV, Tuesday, has brtulbt, ua winter to Lake Mart. ite interpretation ot SdpHoiltk, Mlaa Nancy Ann Murphy of with Anouilh, with Galantlcre, Norwlehtown. Cohn.. I* tUlUhg with c' rftctor Frtnklln ScBiffhel. It wai a bold and'worthy experi­ her uncle ahd aunt, Mr. and ment Which resulted In nob]* fillMra. Franklin G. Lee. tire as television enterutnmefl. Frttndt of Mr*. C. L. Drtikeli That's a tad judgmnt to pals will ho glad to h*at that xhe la whn one eohaUnily hrftla grtate^ recovering from reeeht m gert; expenmhUtidn lit TV jUO'lrinto at Grtdy Hospital to Atlanta, tog. G i. She la the daughter ef Mrt. Yet the televlalon ‘ Antigone" J. L. Bullard and ha* often b?en ■earcely could have pleased the ciasleisti and it must have mysti­ a visitor In Lake Mary. R t VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON fied the mast of vlawera. The Bobby Wiederhold who under theme of n Sophocloa’ avgiiu. drama la at # t fthd Mn. R. W. Keogh “ id. Ujonjem* tee RW Add thro# tons spent Labor Day went an emergency aopendee old aa mankind imr1, ChUdrftn’a N ! W tion* and Uth-hour repentance Death to a toalodrftma la rail! horibie beeauad H II Sever todvli •bl. . -In a tragedy nothing la known. That makes for tranaqllil- children hat* moved to Jacktoh- UN.** till*, where b* lartlng 1 tour Those tinea are from the chorus of dhty with tha Navy. of "Antigone”, by Jean Anoftllh, returned te her horn* In Wftlt Palm Beach ftftor 6 vUli of aiVlrtl weftka ftUh hir daughter and tcm-lh-law, Mr. and Mra Harry the ftouthaht part of th* her........ “ they ‘ enjoyed m eral Wilt here teeing Waelcewaehe* outing* and plenlci at Alckindir . St Petersburg, oteC Spring*, Daytona Bftieh and a day i l l Sunshine Skyway te Bndenat Bok TOweC In Lalft Wale*. teh and back to Lake Maly. Mr. and Mrt. Al Nalaftn and son, Mrt _Byron Albert ef S t Petersburg Wan her mother, Uth io aiti of Mr. and Mra. D. J. Part r». Margaret Humphrey and er for several day* thla week. children, Linde and Roy, Carol Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Ryan tad Ann Sehemmlngs »nd Billy and Pat wart vlaltort te Coco* Sun­ Freody Tealo formed * gay pie. nic noun at Rock Springe. day. William Hexamer, U.S. Air Mn. Maud Lyman of DoUod Fore* li ependlng a ahort leave visited friends Sunday afternoon. with hie parent*, Mr. and Mr*. W. Hexamer before reporting Mr. and Mra. W. L. Tyler and to hie new aealgnment, Fort Beldaughter Linda apent Ute weekend Ivor, V*. at S I Aufwuna Beach with Juty Mr. and Mn. L. M. Coason and Mn . Tbomai Elver* and fftm* rttehaed Sept, ft from an «*lly of Green Cove Springs. tended vacation ipent with i I*Uvea tty Pensacola. Thee." Jaeachkft NeUMahChence) Choir, Mr. and Mn. Harvey I* Dunn, A nthem - “H4 Shall Cotoft Down Marvey aaA Lte4a attended a fernLIIk# Rain," Buck Chathftel Uy ra-«mion of too DlekteftM fateChoir Uy at JaetoonvUl* Beach over tee Sermon - Rer. A. G. Mclnnl* Nancy Ollea, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Choir Director. G DRNEVA Mr. Oeorge Petold, Alai Sttpt W. A. EUcawood, Patter of Chureh School. Sunday School 10 a.m. Church School. 10:60 a.to. Morning Worahlp 11 a .m . Ctaaaei tor all Bgia. B.T.U. 7 p.m. Worahlp 11:06 a.m. Evening Worahlp ■ p.m. Chitdrtn’a Service 11:06 ft.m. Go To Church will be the gueata of Raker's toother, Mrar a Broualxrd. L O. Bhm MK and Mra. Ed ‘ R kfS .U d , Mr. and Mn. Ym. fed o tour of aouthtlng aa far aoutb . taking aid* trip* J. R. fUtlden of JMktetivilie vtllilng friend* on ■pent Tueaday aed Wedneiday the upprt 1 it Colit. with hi* todthaf, Mra. lift HIM; Sunday. and Mr*. Hairy yt Mr. and, dan at het homo on Stone lalaid. “ "h, Mr. thd ahd Mr*..Harm* Mrt. .Rtytoftnd Ion* and daughter, Mra. Prufftiaor L. O. Rlyman BfttU Donaldson Inspected the Broadcaat roadenat over W.T.K.R. W.T.R.R. 6:41 a.m. Morning Worahlp tothy tiftw homea in De Bary 1:30 pM. FeUewehlp for young Solo • “Jelua Whlapftrt P44*ft,' eh| adjoining AftrtlopmenU. people. Waitan CHftrlel Morrleoh Mr. and Mrt. Richard iver* Sermon "Health* In UUghUF* LA KE MAI IARY retertwd Saturday frtm a vacsTh# R*r. A. Q. CHAPEL ttoi apent with W* father, Her9:46 a.m. 8 Lake Mary, Pin. bert Ivftrt, ht Washington, D.C. ^ ikr — Rev. H. * , M * . * , 1#:IS ASl *1 “Skipper" Nelson, U j, Marine prayer 1» Behool S itf u s . Corps, wak beto* for Saturday, It n.m. Mo: Meralag Worahlp 11 aJft. lie II aUtlonftd aft Camp Le Anthemi .i -my "My , Eaith' Id Training Union 6:5ft mat. raira il i Todneaday Prayer Service and Eveulug Worahlp 7:56 p m. ‘ Duetty log t|ls p.m. Chapel Praytr Meeting Wed. 7:36 p.m. r Rahearai am mraday Youl >e. avothmal t t u s r I Lad lea Mlatlonary Soelety (I Sunday ecllnga monthly.) fallowahlp cbeOn — fnd Tnaadiy after­ W eSjaVYouth " noon. Prayer and Buainen — 4th Evening Worahlp Tueaday afternoon. 8ewlftg Circle Wedneiday Prayyer HoeUng T:% —4th Thuraday morning. p.m . "A friendly church ' ' tor the Everyont W< WilRftfti L. Stephana Patter Lord'e Day: Bible Study at 16 a.m. A |U Orelgtaw Aianclata I'aaler Worahlp Service 11:00 a.m. 7:00 p.m. Sunday School lo a.m. Preaching Service Everyone Welcome Gaanol of nf John Chapter 9 ffeinhlng Service 11 a.m fia t • Three Dying lien CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Bihle study 7 p.m Rev. J. W. Parham, Paetov RRile UUetoam Cor. Fourteenth St., Oak Ave. 46 p.n Meaotont Service 7:46 p.m. Sunday School • :4ft O.m. "Ckrli IF A A Orelglow Teat "ChrUt Morning Won orahlp 8«nrlce If :6a H>dawni from AU Iniquity” a.m. Prayer Service fridey 7:60 p.m Training Union 6:11 p.m. U a a "Now Hampahlre Confeaalon of family affair. itoth1 Evening Worahlp 1:16 p.m. H U M IS A RBASON COME "Como thou with ua and we will AND do thee good ** plana fftr th* ^ rtfular meetahiuF>. Mra. Edwin Braddock, Danny, i cofnmurtlty tlh*. All fftetolt and Sermon by the paator. Evening Worahlp Service 7:50 Jimmy Allen end Crystal of Bn- “ rehU drt IdVIted te Ulp toll* “V HOLY CROSS CHURCH SANFORD REVIVAL CENTER (HMSCOPAt) Paator Rer. H. LyttUten Zlmmercaaa, Rev. L. p. Tether, Sunday School » am >. I), Rector Morning Worahlp i l «.». Sunday Evening BvangeUaUo Service , .... f t fCue i ?hartal •H i n.m. family Service and 7:45 p.m. Weekly Service!) Church Bchoel Tuoaday and Thuraday 7:65 p.m. WHRT RIDH BAPTIST Rugula:Saturday Morning Corner of Went Fifth and Hally Broadcntt over WTRR 10:51 “ WBLOQMRS YOU" A frtoadty, Miteteuiry, Open a.m. State CRurcfc far "THB PMQPLH program for tlnga through The program cototolttift of 7:00 p.m. 7:50 p.m FIRST CHRlSttAN Petry L. flUu* 3:90 p.m "^hrt* You At* N*»rt lud Practice 4:00 p.m A Stranger But d art" idles Homo Leegue T:M p.m. *W7 Sanford Art. Sunday Behool, 9:4* i.m. toting 7:56 p.m topic: ‘‘Chrtlt Speaka Id Churdtae." S ir. Itephea JR. W tf f u t o Open-Air (Street Meeting) 1:56 Homing Worahlp, l i o’clock, p.m. MomlBrwoHhlp 1:11 ft.m. with prala*, organ mutle, Bible Radio Minton Broadcaal at l:M reading, prayer, Commttn|0h, of. a. m. a m WOhS (Tift lie) pteackln RCH faring and torMchldg. Sunday Behool 1:06 t. m.—tor all Rev. C. C. White “God Our Reft thtgn And Mil A" Mrs. Clever I lerto Piaalat (Pa, 46:1). The hurtarp Si (U in* CtoJaUanoVy School — Monday Mlaa Patricia Reeami nftt wil Off-atreat part. through Friday 1:00 t.m. r- lAfl lag la aval PUslai elementary gradti and kino**Chrtatlan Vettth Fallowahlp. «. Ooerge . AaaL Sept garten.) p.m. Mrt. J. Belr and Mr*. F. Church School Church School 10 a-m. L. Ellett, aponaore. CHURCH OP JESUS CHRIST Worahlp Evening Worthlpi 7:60, with l i s.m. O f LATTER DAT SAINTS WeattoUiater FeUowchlp 7 p. m apecial emphaalt oh eongraga7 pan. tional einglng, T1t6 pallor Will A. G. Pitta Branch President Willing, Workera Evening Worahlp 7:30 p.m, preach on "Th* Apoatla’I prayer" City Hall “Everybody Invited to attend (Phil. 1:9*11), the aecoftd In Sunday 8choot 10 aerie* eh th* Eplatte to tkft PhlH eug aervicea." Sacrament Hooting S plane. Mr. and Mrt. J. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Evaha will net «i ELD ER SPRINGS BAPTIST Paator Milto* H. Wyatt CI1APBL D:4S s.m. Church School public 1* Invited lo all pub* Elder Sptlftga ClatMa for ill agaa. Be iftoa, Sponanred by Pint Baptiad Church 11 amt. Morning Worahlp FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Sanrorf, Pla. Sermon - “The Power of Greet CHURCH 10:00 unday School Meditation" Oak. Av*. and Third SL O. Stan.ell, supfttto 5r“ • p. m. MVP . A. O. Melania, MlftMtov ft.*. 7: 1* pJ«. Organ Veapera Preaching Mra. GMrg* TUfthy, M hUntav *f Preacher Dr. K. H. Martin, Won p.to. Evening Worahlp Meaty id • “Adventuroua Lift) Han Kattorlft* Brawl, DjC.R. Jr., falter Aeeedatf I'aitor in t o Director MlUet Organlit ernlng Worahlp 1:41 whole family." • :4S a m. Jfenhlp 11:00 a.m Union 41:6ft p.m. Worahlp 6:00 p.m. hip Hour 0:00 p.m. fodnoaday Prnyor Service 7:00 p.m. NURSERY AT A LL SERVICES Donna Stowell celebrated U r nlng and com IW nrtt mftattol it the IntelMre. L. D. Stowell at their new pHte P-TA WU 8ft hM it the Laurel Ave. nt Ml. St home Monday evening. Invited to aebool audJtoHum on Tuesday «vftSunday School 6:45 a.m. celeb rite with Donna w cil her nm| Sept 1| at t :» p.m. TU* Homing Worahlp 10:U a.m. plbgrlffl trill M ft reeepteim fftr ¥. A T. TIN p. to. Etealng Iki&ghUaUe 7:4ft p.m. J idnitday' nlghl priygr lid S S tt K L T S U J "ioeferd’e Blaalag Chore and Mra.lT Dttod met it Utl ay Rome of Mr*, Highlights PURE MethodisT cHulth ta t * o r W D CHURCH Thursday!. A cordial InvtUUon I* e*tended H , Soft LAkrid Art. to all (o attend our M ttlcia 6ftd Betel* A Roh 0:15 a.m. use the Reading Room. Sunday School will be hold 11 a.m. eo t:U p.m. for the flrat Urn* In the nliw •*gn» ^ »:4Sp.m. Sunday Behool anneg Sunday BiMO 8tody Wednw- morning at 11 a.m. U r THB NAEARLnL fS .* L S,r M cRltwlSn i, ? ■ Pi*p?b .f fc cinum Mrs.i p r»‘ c* lr«. W. Hite, Mr«; Cecil Seltera, By HELEN SNODGRASS CHULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH fatter •falter A keeth Jr., ‘ today School io a.to. oHtofe Worahlp service il a.m. J ill ft. fc. tratfttoft Union UiwnBermon “ Mattar" :M p.m. Evming Worahlp Fleadlng Room located in foi r ■ y 7:» ft* . P '*ylr iN rft *(tad hand Invites I HR to Worktop With ua." WSCS o! th* Methodlit Chttfch Enterprise ■ News (Jhw uJi, T loiiceA . N ftJf ftAFTWT CHDICH OVIEDO and two children have been tb»| fit guests of hll brother and slaterih-law, Col. and Mr.. W. E. B i­ ker. They ate enroute to Cali­ fornia, with Ihelr first atop at By cMARliS mRRcer Milligan College In Johniotl City, Cape Cod. Prom here they went NEW YORK IM— "Tragedy (a to Lakeland where they vlalted Tennessee. hla niece and her family, Mr. clean, itls firm. Il la RltAlll. ti ha* nothin* to do wth melodrama M ill Audrey Hlers, daughter of and Mre. W. H. Kilpatrick and —with wicked Villains, pfttaftcUttMf three daughter* and their next Mr. and Mra. H. R. Hien will maidens, avengers, audoen revelislop ■ xop will Will be Lafayette. La. County Personals AU Church N u tlcu must be p rklfh tsd i t O K I ftlrslR Office by 10 ft. m. on the d iy before publicatioh. .7" S M w t o i B w b k C i . MfHoini m tu aumraua Am. toftihLiL w a m to M sa b m M • n m e rte w t R o w eh* m ra h i S T t u I M t s V I S . f t e I O A . N �-7 1 y ENTERTAINM ENT ★ ★ er and a luapenacful character study. It it the ttory n f George Temple, a quiet, mild-mannered store keeper, and hit wife, Dora, whose tcmingly happy marriage bidet a secret past, ■ secret in­ volving the ft r t th it George Temple It the fattest man with a gun in the whole West, What happens to him, to Dora, and to ★ their fellow citlien* o f Cron Creek when three murderous men seek out Temple to challenge hit reputation with a gun makes for spellbinding action. The surprise finish of the plot la probably the molt remarkable ever devise for a screen play. The new picture gives Glenn Ford his fourth o u t s t a n d i n g characterization In a row, follow­ ing on "Blackboard Jungle," " T r ia l" and "Ransom ". Jeanne Crain makes an aboutface from her reccnl rule* in "The Second Greatest Sea" and "Gentlemen Marry Brunettes." There are mure than CO sup­ porting rules In the east o f "The Fastest Gun A live", with the pic­ ture also Introducing newcomer beautiful Janet Lake, teamed ro­ mantically with Russ u ni,. Much o f the film was filmed on location in the Mojave Desert and includes spectacular sequences photographed from a helicopter. Rock Around The Clock Good Medicine # r . r ' ,V C3 ln,.l‘.i ° * ,th* consequence* when her husband, * un ,h* * ¥ hIdden him. The ecene la ' r ^ ^ . r r i l " Sn ! *U!'I’ense-ilrama, “ The Fastest Gun A live," ,, co-starring Droderlek Crawford. Starts Sunday at The RITZ. taphtn [lift I KODAK 11COLOR HIM UOVIELAND RIDE-IN TH EATRE Tonight Walt Disney’* "Tho African Lion*’, Saturday Audie Murphy "In Destry" plus "Hell Raiders Of The Deep". Sun­ day and Monday "Bhowanl Junc­ tion", Tuesday and Wednesday "Goodbye My L ad y" plus "B e ­ hind The High W all." Thuraday Walt Dleney’ e "Th e Liltlest Out­ law ". W IEBO LD TS CAMERA SHOP *10 PARK AVE. New Identification Signs To Be Placed In* Post Offices PHONE U7 W ASH ING TO N (A *)-T h e Post Office Department announced Thursday new Identification ■Igna wit) be placed at tome 45,000 post offices and postal etatlons starting tha first week in Octolwr. John Nosbitt's TRUE story Was ho i itniut tt a fraud1 this mlld-m.nn.rvd Investee sf "KEtirS WONDERFUL MACHINE” Telephone Time ■ sT'm i a CHANNEL The new-beat o f the dance bands and tha dance exhibitions put on by Lisa Gaye and Earl liarton, will put anyone, be he IS or 60, Into a “ llfc.is-Hiindcrful" mood. 0 MNOM Frank Sinatra hold* In Hollywood the first A ! Jolson "Entertainer of the Era*1 award presented him by the Jolson Lodge and Chapter of the B'nal B'rith. The trophy la awarded at five-yesr interlude* (o the "top entertainer who best typifies the selfless trouping of the Jolton tradition.’' fintenwNonalJ Postmaster General Summerfield said the red, white arvl blue signs are “an important Improvement at a slight cost," making It easier for patrons to Identify postal service facilities in growing areas, resorts, and ■hopping centers having new postal contract atationa In their stores. Corals, whch become stones, were animals — like sea ane­ mones. Thetr stony ikeletooa build reefs and Islands. MOVING OVER THE W EEK-END M O N D A Y W E W ILL BE IN O U R N EW L O C A T I O N Radio & TV Log c a ta a iii a oau soo r a io tt KVKSISQ AJt.ntur* With Uriel* Walt Film Fare W.sth.r-N.wi-Bporte Jobs Ustv Newt uputUsni oa Sports ll.nd.svou. Holly wood Summer Theatre llufale Hood Cru.sdtr t'l.yhoui. of 8tsre UnJ|rcurr*nt w d io tv i oa A:lu l :«0 t ill 4:3" 4,43 Lee TilO i no s. jo t :00 9:3" li'iuO l»i*o 1’cr.on In t'. ri o n IliKtiuny I'.tirul M i . ul l l l l . y 11:00 Main N u n 11. port 11:13 Htarl'lalii T h . s t r e il:!U Man-oil a A t'l Hits T stun.vi.su t it t. •isu ..." ,o.uu «v:3u 1I;UU tl:gu 13,13 13.43 13.33 1:33 I :im 1 13o i;uu 3.3" 3i33 . siun-un I'ruat.m llu u s . i t .>»«•■ st tiiu ir i.u|itu<u cv»,,*uoo ■ r ui t •* i * iuh» Ultik * Vuu Air. It lurd Ilia Tup Futuru Farra.r. o( Ansertoa A lt.tu .e i Film Fur. lu.rliall ITevl.w Ildi.buU llum. Viewer', ln a .it l nlttil Nation. llsndlcsp nix I'lctur. Aitux 'n‘ Andy Florida Drill.rs ll.t.U .ll Hound-up HVKSII.hU Country Frolic. Control Florida HhourcMO Jar kin i Urn.on Htlow 11.1,lit" 713 i’.opl.-a Choir, ''llrv Jr.nnlfl!" tlummok. Kclrnr. Fiction Th.stre Hub I'unimlnx. Show Th. V Ii. U «lrm > tV .lk Bhow man-off SUNDAY Finn-On 1'roar.m Rnum. New •-IV.athrr Tho ('hrlMophcri T h * I ^ w r . n c . W . l k Bhow I ’ m Fmitli.ll 4:0i* DUncyland Sion jnhn N.obltl Shew li d o 1:10 Mayor of the Towa KVHNIhO 0:00 I,eifl1n 0:3" (’rival. B.cr.tsrr 7:*" lid Sullivan Show * 1:00 tl K, Th.stre • tie Alfred Hitchcock Preeeate 0:00 104.000 t'hsll.nxe 1:10 What's My Lin. 101"*» L iir.lt. Voiins Bhow 10:10 ltoi.ni.ry Clooney 11:00 TV I'l.vhou .. tltOO Ulan-off MIlhllAT MORNING o:S(t Ulan-on t'rnarsm Itoiumo 0:31 N.w*-Weslhsr 1:00 Captain K s . x s r o o 9:on Thl. l-snd of Oura 9:30 H.ndilsnd 10:00 Thl. Land nf Oara iniio Hlrlk* tt llleh Minn Vnll.nl LadV 11:11 tH>ve of Life It tin Hesrrh for Tomorrow 11:43 (litldlnx Light A m saoos 11:00 News 13:10 ut.nd Un A He Counted lit so A ■ tho World Turno 1:00 Johnny <'ar»on 1:10 Art L ln k l.lt.r t i l l Film Far* 3:0" Th- Ilia la y o ff 1:10 It.h ('roehr Bhow 1:00 n rl.M er Day 4:30 Ills IMrlura Sit* Berret Btnrm S:lo Th. Cdxe of Nlabt 4:00 Channel IS) Crmirnad. WMBM » » C IU M IK L « JAOKSON VILI-B1 r i l U S I BVBM1H43 StOO lllckey Mou.e — 1:00 1:00 It.pert St 13 lluua i:dursrdi 1:10 37apL 31. l l . r l 7 "" Molly w "d Hutnm.f Theetro TilO Uur MIm IlrookO l: « " Th . L'ru.adrr 1:3" I’Uytinu.. of Star* 9:00 11nd.rcurr.nt 9i3" ivriun to Fenoa 10:00 (ly i On N.ws Hi lo Bi-re-n filreclorn I'layhoui* 11:00 UtOO It.port I t i l l Lei I'aul. Mary Ford 11:30 Lat. Show— H i l l New. A Be ■ A T tm n tv m n n T:tt Teat r.ltern 7:1# tvlnkr Dink 1:00 Sunday School Forum Site Once Upon A Story 0:00 Cartoon Tim . 9:10 Mlahte Kau.O 10:00 NkV King t#:l# Tale. Texas Itangera 11100 Rig Ton . AFTERNOON 13:00 Buffalo Ulll l l i l o induiiry on I’.rsdo 11:43 IMssy Dean 3:31 I*udx*r. va. Cube ttot Acer.boar* t:oo Hlg I'lciure 4.10 Thl. I . Ih. Anawtf ” tiOO Ills Tin Tin 1:10 drand Ol. Oprr M IKSIRU <:00 Country Frolics 0:10 Deal The Clock 7:00 Jackie Gleaeoa T:I0 Btag. Shear • :*o Two for tho Monty S:I0 Hay, J.annle 9:00 llummoka 0:10 Hiatt Finance tOiOt studio II t * :I( Dr. Hudson’s Journal ii-*o Arthur Murray 11:1" I a l . Bhow 11:41 News A NO atHSUAT HORNING 10 :11 T*it I'.llrrn liilO Th* Christopher* li no Lei'. T .k . A Trip liilO Wild Hill llli-kolr tm ia to o s 13:00 Million I Movlo t :00 fr o Fool ball 4:00 U of Fla. Scoroboar* 4:30 My Friend Fllrka l l t t T.l.phone Tim* III* Ten Are There RVBNINQ t ill Lassie I* 4:13 l:S0 P t L flacretary ?|00 Ed Bulllvan show Til# S:V0 O. K Th.atr. liS I Ford Th.atr* 9:00 114.000 C hilling. 9:»t What*. My Lin# ioioo Hitchcock Trecento - 10:11 1«:I* 11:0" n -i T .I.n l Seoul. Bun. New. Special 11:11 I-awr.nco W .lk Bhow 11130 11:11 Blga-Off MONDAY MORNINQ 4:41 Tail Pattern TiOO Hood Morning 1:00 T .p l.l. Kangaroo 0:00 Uf All Thlngi t ill Arthur (lodfray toil# Btrlko II Itlch 11:00 Valiant lauly 11:11 liov# of Llto Mill I-»t. Hhcw ttiio Srarch tor Tomorrow Hitt Guiding Light afterno o n 11:10 11:0# Report ll:to Bland t*p A It. Counted 11:10 At W orld Turn# 1:00 0:00 t ill dilO t ill 7:00 7:11 7:1# lilt till 1:10 10:10 11:10 I til* 1:41 • SO* t ill ( iU ?:•• 7:1* 1:11 '. ! » • :43 0:0* till til* 111** Johnny Canon ^ IANFORD too* KILOCYCLE* FRIDAY KVI7NINO World At Big Twilight Bongs Bporlo Book Mu.io at Random Drifting On A Cloud It»iM For A Lady It'. Dam-rllm* Night Edition Strlclty In.trum.utat ■Rhythm Uour At Home With Mu*I* New. ale* o ff SATURDAY ■URN IN 13 Blau On Dnw* Ur.ah.ro New. W a.t.ra Jamboree Newt Haven O'clock Club N.ws Sport. At A Glance Jockey's Choice Morning DevuHone Harmony Time World At Nine Morning Melodic 1400 Club Nnwo 1400 Club Newa Revival Center 10:13 10:10 10:13 11:00 O r r h . a t m U III liar tills Four-H nub 11:41 Country Nty la, U. R A. AFTERNOON tti»0 World At Noe* 11:11 Radio Farm Digest 11:10 tier Non. Ranch 11:33 American etanu. Game Itl* Bar None Ranch 4:"* Teen' Tima 1:10 New# 4:11 T.»n Tim# l:H The Rhythm Hear 1:11 World At Nit EYRNINR «itl Twilight goage •lie Sport. Rook •III a u k AT Random TilO D rtfll.g On A Cloud Evening Mu.io iiU Jake Rox Saturday Mtgbl Night Edition till Fact* Forum 1:1* Th* Rhythm H air I*:** At Item* With Hull. 11:31 New. U it* Sign Off SUNDAY MORNINR Tl0« Sign On 7i#l Mu.lral Program Till Hymn Time 7:10 Ilm ira! Program Till Spiritual Time 1:«# Musical. lit# J 11 Cot* t i l l Ray Anthoay t : l # Mu.leal* l*:lo Go.p.i Singer. 11:00 Church K.rvlce 13,00 ■under Serenade AFTRHN49UR till Amerleau Laigu* O.me l:on Ave Marla Hour 1:10 Forward March lilt Twilight Kongs RVRNIktt (■•I World At Nil «:tl hafetjr Program ■efonade.In Blue '•*41 J L Francli Hour TiOO Ouct t li int Here', . ere'a ' t V Vat* 7:1* Praadiy W * Hall * 1*0 Tha Bridge t:to Dial "M " For Mail* 10,10 At Home With M ills till* ■tgg Off ■ONDAV MURNtMS •:o« ■tga Oa • 0:41 Daws Breaker. A ihockinf expose o f what hap­ pen* to women in prison— women without men— 1* told with elec­ trifying effect in Columbia Pic­ ture*’ "Women’* P rtion " which open* Ionite at the Prairie l* k e Drive-In Theatre. Produced by Bryan Foy, who m ide ouch mo­ tion picture priion scniition* ■• “ Canyon City," "Alcatrm*’’ and "Behind the Walla o f Foliom ,” the new Columbia drama c u ts ■ eeirchinit tight on I he emotion­ al prohlem* within the nation’s penitcntiariei, seldom heard from until the internal pressure* build up into flaming riot and blazing newipaper headline*. Boasting an all-star cait, "W o­ men’* PH eon" stare Ida Lupino, Jan Sterling, Cleo Monro, Audrey Totter, Phyllis Thnxter and Ho­ ward Duff. Mias Lupino is icon •a the neurotic superintendent o f the women’s lection o f a state penitentiary which houses bolh men and women—separated only hy an invincibly high wall. I ha proximity o f the mate and female inmate* so close to and so far from each other, leads to the successful smuggling o f a man Most Families Use Citrus Products L A K E L A N D (/P)— A sampling of eating habits or 3,000 Am eri­ can fam illei show, tl per cent o f them use on* or more forma 3>f citrue products. The Florida Citrus Commis­ sion received this information In a report by its advertialn# agen­ cy, Denton and Bowles. Into the women’* side, and (he establishment o f an ingenious "love ncit alley" In her drive to retain her sa­ distic power, Mias Lupino first goes to work on a new prisoner, played by M Ui Thaxtcr, who ia soon in a state of shock at the brutal and unfeeling tretltm n Warned by prison Doctor Duff that the girl la In a bad way, Miss Lupino nevertheless pursues her unrelenting hounding o f tho unfortunate fuman until she I. near death’s door. When M i a ■ Lupino kicks and f a t a l l y j u r e * a long-lerm woman pri«onrr. In her effort to learn the truth abotit "love ncit alley", the girt’* ceil mate# learn nf It, and riot. Mias Lupino is realistic a i tha sadistic prison overseer, while Jan Sterling and Cleo Moore, as tha riot ringleaders, are fine In their roles. Miss Totter play* the un­ fortunate girl whoso death touches o ff the explosive emotion* o f the women’s prison. Written for the screen by Crana Wilbur and Jack DcWitt, "W o* men's Prison" was directed by Irf*ivi» Seller mi,| was produced hy Bryun Foy for Columbia Pielure*. (On Camrron ave, between Celery A 25ih St.) Phone 12B-W While Patronage SAT. ONLY FORT Y U M A With BIG HOUSE U. Si A. Peter Graves w ith llrod. Crawford SUN. • MON. • TUBS. ROCK ABO U ND TH E CLOCK With Itill Haley Pint Comedy A Cartoon LAST TIME TONIGHT TIMBERJAC K With Sterling Hayden U N TA M E D HEIRESS win. juh, Canova PRAIRIE L A K E T H E A T R E FRIDAY - SATURDAY SUN. - MON. - TUB. nt 8:00 & lOtdo JOH N W AYNE MOBY O f the 81 per cent, 67 per cent ate citrus products for breakfast and 71 per cent used fro ten orange Juice. WAR of the WILDCATS The agency reported that 91 per cent o f the familiea did not know or rere about the vitamin C content In citrus fruits. Florida orange* were prefer­ red by 44 per cent o f the fam l. lie* because thtey claimed the fruit had mora juice, but 86 per cent chose California oranges because they are better to eat out o f the hand. M m u n D IC K with GREGOKY PECK and at 9:30 at TiSv ONLY li v e F|H i i P r is o n HOUR o r CARTOONS KIDDIES UNDER ^ .'."..A LW A YS FREE ,1 AIR l (ONDItlONID l h TO D AY & SATURDAY M n i LAST TIME TONIGHT 8TAKTS TIM FEATURE—8:18 SATURDAY ONLY FEATURE — 111! PLUS dill 0 13 t t’••t.rn Jamboree ? .. t:ll aws J im 7:43 7:10 t it ! t:0O lit* till • lit • ill •tl* C iven O’clock Nawa-Floridu CTuh News-World Syerli A i a Gian** Jockey's Choice M ania# Devotlaaa Harmony Time World At Hina Morning MetodlM Her* * There t*:M II I* Club I I I # News 14,11 140* Club l l l * « Game Of Melody II:M World At Noon AFTRRNOON It ill Radio Farm Digest l i t * * Iter Noes Ranch ( i l l News D ll Bar Nona Roach 1:1* Amerlran League Osm* 4:00 Teea Time *:•• N .w i _ I I I * Tees Tim* FEATURE—f i l l CHAPTER NO. 8 “GUNFIGHTERS OP THE NORTH WENT" SUNDAY A MONDAY ______ rh *o«»n .n om ti. tvunor vnumcnnt ■ w :uuce iq n n i. 3 B I G D A Y S ! STA R TIN G S U N D A Y all tha way and at th* end « dramatic •urprlae. W I N N TV & RADIO M-G-M "Thi Fastest G un I t Alive’’ -R im m s -t a O U R N E W L O C A T IO N IS D E S IG N E D G IV E Y O U B E T T E R S E R V IC E j PALM D R I V E - I N THEATRE 318-320 W . 1st S t Cor. Sanford Ave. T O O F F E R B E T T E R F A C IL IT IE S T O . Ri o t In 'W o m a n s P r i s o n O v e r ' L o v e Nest ' S c a n d a l The Sanford Herald 4,0" 1:1" 7 7:3" 1:00 a:311 Si 00 Tense, worried adults are urged 3:3" lo bring the small fry and "Rock 10:00 10130 Around the Clock" showing Sun­ 11:00 day, Monday and Tuesday at 11:10 Sanford's new Palm Drivo-Iu till* Theatre (white patronage), locat­ ed East o f Sanford on Cameron 11:33 11:00 Ave, 13:1" Bill Haley and hie Cnmcts, the Platters, and Freddie Hell and his Bell-Boy* not only are sure fire hits of the "Teenagers" but they can help tired business men relax and enjoy themselves. The picture hat a good story revolving about the discovery o f rock-and-roll music in a moun­ tain village and it'* promotion In­ to a national craze that puts the fun back Into dancing. ', y SANFORD & SEM INOLE COUNTY Fastest Gun Alive' To Play Sunday Through Tuesday At flitz Theatre "The Fastest Gun A live" It •• unusual as it i title. Pityin g with Glenn Fori! and Jeanne Crain is Broderick Crawford 4c Ruts Tamblyn with a big supporting cast. The M-G-M picture telia a ttory of the Early Wett but It I* unlike any Western you have ever seen before. It It at one and the same time a thriller, a shock* ■' ;• FEATURE — TIM nra«w fW.4#a*m Wto 4m tk# md X 1 M I m RM, fg M-C-It t " 4A* hjlxdfw M M f, Shovloc at M orW ud ThMtrt Sunday and Monday an •CHILDREN UNDER I I ADMITTED FREE" m CARTOON OENNFMO-JEANNECRAIN MOKNCKCMWFOM ■** RUSS TAMBLYN kM ti t wrjgwt FEATURE* ltM - 3:48 _ 4:28 7 M l . T l! till , j In �,v .T ■ >■:- ■ • - . <M. • » • October Set As Church Loyalty Mouth; Attend Worship Services The Betntaola County Mlniitcrlal Associa­ tion, at Hi September meeting, went on re­ cord u favoring a united effort on the part o f our ehorehe* In the observance of Church Loyalty Month during October. To become a member of any church, one . „ jmist pledge his loyalty to the church that •"••he Joins. The vow of loyalty embraces a call . to support one's ehurch with one's prayers, ; attendance, one's gifts, and one's ser­ vices. The strength of sny church on the ' human side lies in the loyalty of Its memBines nearly all are prone to relax their •(forte in behalf of their chuph during the vacation season, it is fitting that we sound an autumn alert and urge ail to catch step with the fall programs of their respective *** During Church Loyalty Month In Octotp- W*’. &>, *V ‘ -------— ------------------------------------ * t; . Campaigning Time Th# time of campaigning la here, and it's •pen season on political devils Huntsmi*” of "S'" both parties art busy In the hustings. The land la full of the sound of righteous hammer W ' blows as the pelt of this or that rascal is r:- ■ Bailed to the barn door. It la a waR known fact that the number • f scoundrels rises in more or less direct ratio to the heat of the campaign. This, and i..gome other facts about the hunting of poli­ tical devils, should be kept In mind by the voter while ha II watching the sport, One thing to remember is that when u •essoned politician esn't discover a rat in the other party's woodpile it is no trick at i. •II for him to Indent one. That accounts for much of the hue and cry, the scurrying and the shouts awl cries of "There it ill" la aaeh an atmosphere, Utile scandals become big ones, Ineptitude becomes skull­ i ; duggery, hesitation becomes treachery. : Shortcomings are wildly exaggerated. The it possible construction is put on every ! of the opposition. This is not to aav that nothing can be . that all political charges must be Amounted as partisan ravings—that there a n , In short, no political devils. Of course I are, and the campaign season is the m for them to be hunted down. But a flaw grains of salt are a good thing H r the voter to have handy. There are more to catch the truth. f i ’- ■ ! ! Tha Sanford Herald fiMtaeae Drily S to tt Saturday *»d sundtr I AsseatalsO Pr*M us* for rtpabllestblo M tiMP'r. EH I fdpMMSMS •arris* I m Ooubtr it. t ill at » H ilt tlte Act trek I. IITI ■ mbiiirtur Utrt tdltsr WstUasHr kr Ootortl ASrsrtl.Uf SSI Oeergta S o lo n Book Bids. AllMU Ooorrto • c s s c s im o s h ates ita PSV W0#k_ Ooo Mootk lit* Sit Kootho On* Tear lti.se SMI ! September 14, 1WW 4. TODAY'S RlRl.E VERSE This has bean going on for a very long * time. There are three hundred and fifty and shrine* in Bangkok, but great rty appears in the streets and thousands ve no houses at all but live on shucks t above the canals. In Christian America ifve * billion dollars are given each year to benevalenee and charityi but there U little gold Hal la our churches. ■ Primarily Is grot you ns* n suitable soap smB m II Iasi as laundry soap, “ n PSA/I Should m i Mm becom* Im dry, change to milder toitat soap. Don’t not grease of nay kind oa your f am unless it is specifically pnoertbod by your doctor. Poe■" npsttek and touts ore okay. Honus Wagner was tT years old when ho won his oigtb and last National league batting tltla with .834 in 1911. L R. (Dutch) Myar, Texas Christian athletic director, ha* been associated with the TCU atblotle program ataea 1911. Oaai* Bolorn la ta hla Hits sea­ son as coach of the Springfield, Mass., College football team. l - u e e u . Cfktbf* jv. (xlanll has secu red SERVICEMEN FINANCING For Your Home Buying Conveinence Choose One O f Our Four Financing Arrangements operation! Bolf-ualoodlag -•■ead “Power Boa" body ■aa1truck. tnOmaei ^ Farm h an d Champ' B u fo r d Tractor ft ImpHment Co. —* *• Uf/urf OTIoas fould PLA N .iM W .r o u r r iT . PHONE IBM M VEAOB at u v r o u Slomon Lilces To Give Away Money F. H. A. and aow t — I M P I N W. M o o u ir r a i ONI MAN KIDS A HERD! or sow, tar L.H. or R.H. dta--- late bomba. Unit traita •per, takas up te 9 tew, • teaamlaate. 1 to * court can Issue a restraining or­ der against Interference with the performance of Ito original or­ der. I f this la violated too, then Individuals may b* Jailed by U.B. marshals for contempt of court— but marshals are procris server* primarily, not general taw • forcers. I f there Is continued defiance, the matter Iwcomee quite deli­ cate. Fedora) courts in . themactves hsv* 00 Innate pollcii pow- lOsamr • t o e i n f Taav 10a BaBasa Bsaaon Yaar TVea Am ftomaBb M W B U B !■ M BOOT IM W. Bad rat Oa Bow t a d Batter W m O SS M W « Ota# Oaamatard NEW TIBS Wear Aai 4. M1 v o te WHEE! rtl 1PELOT m e General Insurance B. V.sI have a aovare ringing ht ~ 1 « -------- " * la — '•V‘~ 1 ?riS> ■ Defiance Of Fedaral Court Order Bhampoo your hair every wosfe. Ask your doctor for n special proatripUoo shampoa Avoid violent exercise, ospnolrity this time of tho year. Por----- stimulates th* eUlatao of a. Urn an astringent naed by your doctor If you •rspvu freely. Avoid sunburn baenuse an asu sMvi amount of tun also tends to make tho skin oily. Oat eight hours’ sloop nightly. Kaap your angers away from pour Inca. Don't pick If you want ta avoid acantag. Wi yo tm ‘ V >:• i; < • r. . By SAL BOYLE U a graduate of tho poverty stitch on. Th* new fabric adho' NEW YORK UP)—Ira I. Slo- stricken Lower Rost Side and state will replace sewing. They ■on has an odd hobby for n only had thro* year* of school, ntaka tho noodle needWas." millionaire. He likes to give tag. 8t*moa,' who U hoping■way money. "But Ialways had n creativethrough hi* older yearn with th* er special emphasis will be upon church at­ Slomon, known to hi* friends mind," hesaid. T always liked gaiety of a cricket and hat more tendance. as "The Glue King," is n kind to develop now things." fun than some people think A One of the freedoms that we cherish is of poor man’s Rockefeller, but ' After nbrief period as a song mflUenalra is entitled to, bogan the freedom to worship God according to the like* to think of himself ai "the •nd danceman, ho boesmo a top collecting silver dottars back in dictates o f our consciences. Let us not in­ biggest small businessman in ,ad|M' hit salesman, tn 1911 M 1933 after tho nation's banks America.” turned hla guest bedroom Into a were briefly doted. terpret this to. mean freedom from worship. He keens bees full of silver laboratory and developed a now "| couldn't even draw nut Rather, let us count It a high privilege to dollars In hl. wuntry eriate, bis Jllnd °f ..m,llln*r* T*** ton* to,meet my own payroll," join with others on the Lord's Day in help­ main factory, and hli city apart- UuBeh*d oB » «"•£ * I « * • » **•« ing to make the services of worship in our ment. He likes to distribute them , ■ P°°r « ,n**n*fk" w.^ I d " " " •*•!* b* caught with, churches moat significant occasions. We to others—but on his own terms. l* nnot money stick to his out plenty of teady eash. ought to tax the capacities of our churches Bomotimes he slips a silver An**™- Slomon has had no trou- •'But after I piled up around dollar Into the hand of a man W,„ ln ^ . - ^,000 slim dollaw they bogan to the lim it • ho ha. talked to for five mlnuH? " » w Whetcher or not you are a church member, tea. But ho may know you for J ^ 'is e d «lb..lv.a-th«y otiok an awful lot of o p ^ 80 stert. may we count on your regular attendance yoara and never offer you one. J?*,tk*r everything ^ • m !••• *d girtag thorn stbuy grudually. upon the worship services of the church of -I give them to anyone who \h,n *« thfM P ™ * I" «ke last firo yo.ro Blomon. your choice during CHURCH LO YALTY show, a sign of truenes. in him." Lf n* h* b* f* * e ■ “ ,,Hon- » « » * « phitanthroplos aro MONTH? he Mid. "I don't think of them * * " " * " $ « * * V " " * 1** a. money-but as symbols of ” " « f r! ° " . U M0° sUror dollATO, usually . . . good will and a wish for good *° tk# Railroad, keep, half • dosou handy in nls luck to someone who has done Bul f,°.r 4* W , ’** hf* P « k*t • * » « * « « toward any Story With Happy Ending or Mlo somethingworthwhile." blmMlf. refusing to Boy Scout caught helping an Not ail the news is had news. Every now A dapper little man of 72 with w" W j a«**a the M a t "I learned early In life to reslomon myt ho had a fln*i> and then something comes along that gives us »qulrrel-bright eyes, this silver. dollar philanthropist like* to Ir on myoolf," ho arid, "and I time when ho was poor and at*" the chance to report a story with a happy checkered caps Uttersall want to stay that way. Pi M rwMB why. now that ho*a ending. vests and yellow r i£ ’s. H^ToTk. * ■ * * » . * • woalthy, he can’t afford n few It seems that a fellow of average means like a retlrod vaudeville hoofer- n,B" ° J « ■ 1 " >“ ■ Mg buatMSS- eccentricities received a bonus of $150 from his employer. and that', what he 1s m,B who b*d to depend on other "Monty Is n nooooslty," ho He decided to put half of It into United Ir. f. Slomon—squeeie his Ini■*« ehoorfully, "but It I* 1 pa.tStates Savings Bonds, and uae the other to tlals together and you get 9— “ Maybe that sounds nutty," ho |cuter btaaslng when you're added, smtllng. "But you should a|ck, A rich man In n hospital buy a gadget for his hobby—a home tool be so nutty, tool" can always get n bedpan in a shop. Now the dean of his Industry, burry.” Wlin tho $150 in his wallet, he headed Slomon often acts as s consul- • era. By BEM PRICK first for his bank, where he bought a $100 ever, “ when police power is ese. t*nt on special problems In ad­ Under the division of power* eut*j, habitually by. . . the fed- hesives for largo corporations. Scries E Savings Bond for $75. He put the Associated I’reas Newa Analyst WASHINGTON <>T>-Gnv. Al laid down in the Constitution, __ era| government we are In • bad Even his competitor* like to ask bond In his wallet with the remaining $75, his advice. Ian Shivers of Texas has raised on| y * a executive' branch of'the „ ... . . . . . . . . .. and went next to the hardware store to a point which Ilea at the heart government can aiarelae force. 80 unUI the ,U l** ,ho" • “Then's a revolution going make the other purcheaes. When he reached of the school Inteicralion probThus, If here is open defiance th,lr Inability to grapple with on In the field," he volunteered, for his wallet to pay for the item, it was lem. What happens when there 0f a fpjeral court order, the re- Ahls •question properly. which "Before long men and women gone. Is open defiance of a frderal .ponilblllty for action lies with thay havan't yet . .we'd better will be going around without a Somewhere between the bank and the court order? the President ef the United be careful about moving in and 80 far the question ha* been States. . . hardware, the wallet had been lost This police power." At a newa conference recently * I i.A u * fellow never knew whether his pocket had academic, but In the ease of had an excellent been picked or his wallet had bounced out os Mansfield, Tet.. It rams closo Pre.ldcnt Eisenhower said he ElMnhl>w*r hart • " to being raised in concrete form, didn’t think the fedsral govern- P°,nt- Russia and Red China oxhe walked. Neither police efforts nor a news­ A federal court ordered the m#„ i ahould Intervene in the ,rcl,e police power at the nationpaper ad ever turned up the missing wallet. Mansfield school board to atop Mansfield case since Uw and si level. So did Hitler and MutH. J A M E S f i t r A G E N C Y onj , r had been restored. sollnl. While in the bank a few weeks later, he discriminating against the adomitted nay reference to Around nt the Justice Depart’ SIS EAST FIRST STREET told his sad story to the teller who had sold mission of stirienta on the basis him the bond. "You know, of course, the of race. The practical effect of the more acute point,, presum- mant, though, the Mansfield enne PHONE 7ft government will replace the loet bond," the this order was to decree the ad- ab|y because, like the court, he U under quiet dlacuaalca, tad mission of 12 Negro, students ha-a had iy official notification tho point relied la: When Must R. JAMES GUT JAMES B. OUT banker told our unfortunate friend. Why, no, to Mansfield High School. that the court's order is not bo- tho fodtrnl government act to he didn't reeliie that. Anyway, ha didn’t When school o|>encd, however, tag obeyed, maintain the integrity 04 Ms even have the aerial number to identify the a moh gathered and threatened Eisenhower did ebeetvo, how- courts and Its own sovereignty? violence If any Negro actually lost bond. But the banker persisted. He provided ■ought to enroll. Shivers then sent six Texas the proper form and our skeptical friend certified his losa and applied for relief. The Ranger* to Mansfield to help maintain law and order, Instruct­ Treasury Department checked its records, ing them to transfer "any scboL found the bond in question had not been of­ ■stirs, white or colored, whose fered for redemption, and issued a duplicate attendance or attempts to at­ tend Mansfield High School to the owner. The Treasury reports it received a nice would b* reasonably calculated to Incite violence." reply from the grateful bond owner. "Why, In easenre, the governor said that makes Savings Bonds even better than that If violence threatened to ac­ cash," Jw had written, "to aay nothing of company Nrgrots' entry to tho school, they should b* sent else­ the Interest they draw." Replacing lost bonds ia just one of the where. The Negroes dropped many services the Treasury offers the 40-odd tholr attempt—at least tempora­ rily. million indiflduals who own Savings Bonds. Shivers denied this was doEach yaar thousands of burnad, mutilated, fiance of tha federal court, but and destroyed bonds are replaced without added, “ Should this resulting ac­ charge. On occasion the Department'! legal tions be construed as contempt unit goes into court to protect the Interests of the federal court, I respect­ of co-owners and beneficiaries upon death fully suggest that the charge be laid against the governor and of the original bond purchaser. •, not the local people." Someone has called Savings Bonds ab­ So what happens? Nothing at solutely indestructible." (t'a an appropriate the moment. Federal courts aro label. No safer investment can be found any­ blind until there Is nffleal notifi­ where, yet they return a substantial, guar­ cation of a violation. Until tho interested parties—the Negroes' anteed interest. lawyer or the school board's— These are facte about Savings bonds come twfore tha court and Inform that are not lienerally known, even among It tho nondiscrimination order Is people who buy them regularly. The story not being obeyed, the court will should l>e told oyer and over, until everyone take uo action. But If the Negfoea' er school is familiar with the many virtues of United board's attorney does appear, the States Savings Bonds. Proper Treatment Helps To Prevent Acne S cars. I , y-o • V. A. F.H .A . CONVENTIONAL SERVICEMEN PLAN ^ e e U te C p k e v h -r C orner W . C rystal Drhro ft Loko MmryBhrd. PHONE 1504 �S • ^ V • o jc m I £ v jw t& Mrs. Nicholds Uses 'Home In Bethany1 Larry Burney, son of As Bible Lesson Mrs. Jack Burney, left (psUiAonah After an enjoyable time of fel­ lowship in ths garden of Mrs. J. E. Nichols, of West First Btreet, the members of Circle Nnmber Five of the Presbyterian Church participated In a delicious covered dish luncheon tervtd on the porch. Mrs. Kirby Flta and Mrs. Clar­ ence Snyder assisted. Later Mrs. Snydsr, chairman, conducted the business session with reports from tha Board meeting. She also told of the circle's visit to ths County Home, with fruit and cookies for aiL Mrs. W. L. Roche read an in­ teresting article from "Presbyter­ ian Women", after whleh the Blble lesson "A Home In Bethany" was given by Mrs. Nicholds, who said, "Mary and Martha have many counterparts today. The best way to serve the Lord is lovingly and willingly, do what- Mr. and Tuesday for Georgia Tech, Atlanta, Ga. On Wednesday, he will go to tho Georgia Tech Freshman Camp near Toecoa, Ga., which is in the foothills of the "Great Smokies" near Lake Louise. After a week of social activities there, he will return to college for orientatioo week. Friends of Mrs. Bessie Brubak­ er will be Interested to know that she ha* entered Florid* Sanitar­ ium at Orlando, where she will be under observation lor a week or ten days. Mlsa Baverly Rogers has return­ ed home after graduating from Riverside School of Nursing, in J a c k s o n v i l l e , on Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Algle Speer have gone to Atlanta, Ga., with their deughter, Mlsa Mary Rose Speer, who wlU enter Agnes Scott Col­ lege. Party Celebrates 'Deanie' Taylor's Fourth Birthday TH1NSANFORD HERALD Prl., Sept. 14, 1956, Page 5 Anna Miller Circle Will Resume Winter Schedule Wesleyan Service Guild Holds First Meeting O f Year It n i l announced at the Anna Miller Circle meeting Tuesday night that during the coming win* ter leaion the group'* sessions will resume on a bi-monthly schedule with the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month de­ signated as the evenings for the ladies to gather. Mr*. Ed Cox, president, headed the meeting held at the Elks Club. Officers read their customary reports as no new business was discussed. Mrs. Cox told of the Initiation that would take place at the next gathering and felt it important that a good turn-out of members be present to welcome the newcomers into the circle. Attending were Mrs. Ralph Wight II, Mrs. Clayton Smith, Mrs. James Via, Mrs. Clarence Collins, Mr*. J. B. Phillips, Mrs. James Blankenship, Mrs. J. M ! Cameron, Mr*. H. F. Kent, Mrs. Peter Bukur. Mrs. 8. P. Griffin, Mrs. R. ILj Goebbell, Mrs. Garfield Walker, Mrs. II., C. Disbrow, Mrs. Fred I Roettger, Mrs. Gene Walter, Mrs. Ed Cox, Mrs. James Roscnow, The Wesleyan Service Guild held the first meeting of the ' iMr at the home of Mrs. Walter L. Carter on Monday evening, when they entertained district officers and members of the Oviedo Guild at a covered-dish supper. A business session, conducted by Miss Mabel Chapman, president, and a program followed the sup­ per. Mrs. Carter ted the devotion­ al and Mrs. Fred M. Smith, pro­ gram chairman, presented an In­ teresting and informative pro. gram on the goals of the quad­ rennial. Guests Included: Mrs. Janet Purcell, Orlando District Seer*-, tary, and Mrs. Lucille Mays, District Chairman Missionary Edu­ cation, Orlando; Mrs. W. T. Chance, Mrs. J. C. Falrclolh, Mrs. Marie Hollingsworth, Mrs. Ruth Kimball, Mrs. Elida Slavik and Mis* Kathryn Lawton, Oviedo. Members present were: Mra. Clarence Wynn, Mrs. Hazel Flynt, Mrs. J. F. Riser, Miss Saldee Wil­ liams, Mrs. W. G. Flemming, ...rs. Fred M. Smith, Miss Ethel Riser, Miss Mabel Chapman, Mra. J. R. Hoolehan, Mrs. Grady Duncan, Mrs. John Carver, Mrs. Robert S. Rilhlmer, Mrs. L. M. Swain. Mr*. M. R. Smith, Mrs. J. P. MISS LAV ERNE SWEETEN Christmas Seal Clinic Attended By Local Women Calendar SUNDAY |Presbyterian Church will practice The Junior Choir of the Flra* at the Church at T:30 p.m. aptlst Church will rehearse at The Brotherhood of the First 00 p. m. Baptist Church will be served MONDAY supper at 7:00 p. m. A program foiiow. (j The Intermediate Choir of the First Baptist Church will rehearse Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Marsh at 7:00 p. m. announce the birth of a baby The Adult Choir of the First girl on Sept. 12 at Orange Mens* Baptist church will rehearse at, orial Hospital. The young lady <1:00 p.m. |weighed 0 lbs. 1 ox. Dr. and Mrs. L. Munson will leave today to drive their daught­ er, Mlsa Betty Ann Munson, and her roommate, Mis* Sheila Sh­ warts of Orlando to New Orleans La., where they will enter Sophie Newcomb College. Dr. and Mr*. Munson expect to be gone about a week. CHRISTMAS 15—3 SOX ...... Bob Attending the Christmas Seal Clinic held in Vem Beach Wed­ nesday, were Mrs. l.orainu t.r.w ham and Mrs. W. W. Tyre of Sanford, and Mrs. Vincent But­ ler, of Geneva. They were also accompanied part of tho wsy by Mr*. Bess Causey, executive se­ cretary of the Brevard County Dr. and Mra. Harry Woodruff Tuberculosis and Health Associa­ drove to Tallahassee M',H ...... tion. their daughter, Miss Elizabeth Mis* Betty Leman, from th* Woodruff, .who is starting her Christmas seal sale division of tr# N.T.A. In New York, gave a Very interesting talk, concerning tho sale of Christmas Seals, to the re­ presentatives of four counties who were assembled there. Also pre­ sent was Mrs. Albert P. Foster, executive secretary for the Flor­ ida State Tuberculosis and Health Association. The discussion among the group Sept. 14 consisted mostly of talk of the Marilyn Morgenilen seals and problems special of Earl Owens rach county regarding their an. Howard Montelth nual sale. PARTY 1»—3 SOX Bobby "Deanie" Taylor, aon of Mr. and Mra. Dean Taylor, celebrated hi* four birthday on Monday, Sept. 10, and for the occasion, his moth­ er made a deightfui and unusual cake. It was frosted In white and ; had animal craekera marching around it, and on th* top featured ® - • gay clown fashioned of a cupw caVe and an inverted Icecream • cone. _ The children all enjoyed playing - with ‘‘ Deanie’*" ioys and when ‘ they had tired of that the guest ’ of honor waa preaented with - litany nice gifts. Those Invited were Miss Beth - Harman, Miss Judy Harman, Mlsa Baverly Ervin, Mrs. Betty lUrIreland's export trade to the U, - van, Mr. and Mra. C. J. Milligan, Mr*. Loralne Graham, executive f) and the honoree'a grandparents, %. Increased by almost 40 per cent in 1M6___________ secretary of the Seminole Tu­ Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Ervin. berculosis and Health Assoris* ton, Is sitting for Volunteers to help fold Christmas seal*. She said that she ran use all the help she ran gel, and those wishing (o help out may come In and either fold them there or take U\em home and do It In their spare time. Her office is located above Watgrecn's drugstore, Room Number Five. Happy Birthday Volunteers Needed FROM THE COLLECTION of Mollis Psrnla comes this •'8iind*y silk" understated dress of black Jacquard brocade with shocking pink squares in an allover design. Two self-bows adorn the bodice. Pudding With a Delicate Air r t u up, gtrlt la Jeweled Meat Loaf Oven Potatoes Snap Beans with Tomato Ssuca Green Salad Bread Tray Old-Fashioned Whit* Cake with Peaches Beverage OLD-FASHIONED WHITE CAKE WITH PEACHES Ingredients: IV* cups sifted caks Hour, 2 teaspoons double-acting baking powder, 1-1/4 teaspoon salt, t* cup butter or margarine, 1 cup sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla, I large egg* (separated) H cup milk sliced peaches, heavy cream, confectlonera' sugar vanilla. Method: Grease a square baking pan (I by > by I inches); tine bot­ tom with waxed paper; butter pa­ per. Sift together the flour, bak­ ing powder and salt. Cream but­ ter, sugar and vanilla. Beat in egg yolks thoroughly. Stir In sifted dry Ingredients in 4 additions, al­ ternately with milk; begin and end with flour; beat only until smooth. Beat egg whites until stiff and fold in. Turn Into prepared pan. Bake in moderate (330 degrees) oven until cake tester Inserted in center cornea out clean—about 45 minutes. Run spatula around edges of cake; turn out on rack; atrip off paper. Turn right aids up on ant other rack. Cool. Cut into squares; cut each square in half crosswise. Sandwich squares together, with sliced peaches and top with whipped cream sweetened with I confectioners' auger and flavored' with vanilla; garnish with sliced peaches. ORLON SW EA T ER jW.xT E S Penney'a classic with a glam­ our touch. . .luxurious, creamyaoft, tiny priced! They kr » their site thru rountlcss wash­ ings. 7 to 14. H ill! S H IR T V A L U E FOR HOYS Officers Wives To Open Season With Luncheon ■coop neckline of a slim flannel dress. One of Designer Korel's most practical innovations is a washabla knit dress In cotton or a blend of cotton and cslaperm This la wronderful for travel as it can be packed easily and emerges from the suitcase with nary a wrinkle. And speaking of travel, Mra. Koret has designed fetching "car coat*" in bright plaid or solid ton* wool Reece, with handsome simulated leather trim, which glva a custom tailored look. For you ladies who refused to wear Bermuda shorts because you didn't think they were flattering to your figure type, here's good news. Mra. Koret baa Introduced A tempting orange floating island with tufta of chocolate top­ ped meringue Is a wonderful family dessert. In foft, this detectable dish haa been among the belies of the pudding family for genera­ tions. Grandmother probably called it a "float" and served it com­ pany-stylo in a tall gloss compote. Even earlier versions were sweetened with rosewater to aJa to their delicalt taste. Today’s floating Island ran be simply mails from a package of pudding mix and a can of evaporated milk, fresh orange Juice for extra flavor, with of rourse, an egg white for the meringue's sake. The evaporated milk gives the soft custard an incomparable creamy smoothness and is an Idrfcl way to get additional milk into th* children's diet. Used in its undiluted form, evaporn*~4 milk haa Just twice th* nutritive value of fresh milk. Orange Floating Island Dessert . 1 tall can (IH rups) 3 egg whites evaporated milk U teaspoon salt 1U cups water H rup sugar J package vanilla pudding mix • Shaved chocolate 1 cup orange Juice Add evaporated milk and water to pudding mix in saucepan. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until pudding thickens and starts to boil. Cool. Stir In—orange * -------------------------------------------J Juice; pour into serving dish and chill. Add salt to egg whites and beat until stiff, but not dry. Gradually add sugar and beat until smooth and glossy. Drop by •poonfula into skillet containing % inch of simmering water. Sim­ mer, uncovered, f minutes. Drain meringues and place on top of pudding In serving disk. Garnish with shaved chocolate. YIELDl « aenrinrs. To welcome Ih* Fall season, The Sanford Naval Officers Wives Club has scheduled a luncheon for Friday, Sept. 21, to be held at tha B. O. Q. aboard the station, at 1 p.m. Reservations may be mad* by calling extension, 3IP, at tha Naval Air Station and should ,all be in before 3 p.m. Wednesday. flanncll 6.2 • ounce Ranfordlsed machine cotton Penney styled with short rounded collar, 2 plain pockets. Baby Silting Ageary PHONE 352-M Enter your child N O W ! “B E T A B A B Y ” Popularity Contest— Absolutely Free In fants T o 5 year olds. V O T E fo r your Favorite at Beta Sigm a Phi H A R V E S T B A Z Z A R . Novem ber 8th BOYS* C O R D U R O Y n s Ladlsn from Church of God, 22nd St. and French 110 Magnolia A ys. Avs. wish Is announce complete CHICKEN'S DINNERS Absolutely F R E E T o Photograph with DE8HEKT, delivered Bat. Sept 15, for 11.00. Y ou r B aby C all Rev. H arry W . Henderson 1350-XJ Warm, washable B A B Y S IT T E R S A V A IL A B L E CHICKEN DINNERS SUIT r o n LATE dsy wear of black French wool with ranch mink shawl collar la from Ben Keif's fall 1954 collection. or duffle coata tad knee socks Th* collar is designed to stand complete tha collegiate took for sway from tho neck and is little men. rilled in with a pink silk aatln Small girls also are borrowing m t i COLORFUL N E W P L A ID S ! G et Full D etails Here. SH IR T S ! V A L U E P R IC E D ! An nil - time Penney favorite . . . colorful, warm, rugged. machine washable pinwala! Styled with 2 button-thru porkOU, short-point, wide-spread collar. Rises 2 t* II. J / �> '■ IVwivTvr/Trt . 1 ' ■ • • '*rY\ *U:VA'4jwK?V>£<*>.’ **"■' W >; Seminole Team Hit By Injuries By » . HUGH AUSLET Two top-notch Sanford Seminol* rridJUr* hit tho tench with injuries yeeterdsy a* tha effevtt of tha beatar staff at SeminelO High School bogaa to mate tte offensive team-plop pay att. Braatlep Schlrard, ana « f thla weak * aalactiaaa for to# pUpar, wa* placed an tte ihalf far at Unit fir* dap* with pulled «art* llaga around four rib*. Shdlvud Course Record WHITTtER, Calif. (AP) — A MW conn* record of (18, two un. menu 1* hi* back. M g My« should bo ready to fu sgnteulO*. coo. Both boy* *01 *** short, usrd sprints to tarn their Wind, but tha lack af body cm * Uct will coat them soma * f ite sharpness they har# din. played In pre-gam# serimaaaao, which, of court#, wm Bow dawn tha imooth running daftnalr* team. But happy day* af* ter* *1*1* offensively. Tha SemlMle*' Sttack party lookad tetter y**tar*j day than they bar* all sensm.1 This It partly 4** te s new sparkplug In the paraan af Tarry Goembla, 1M pound taakla ranverted to fullteeu. HU aeniatlaw* attustet the ball player* with ergaaftss under-light flir t. DesMsas stOl have not boas made ransoming the itartteg line­ up far the season opener when tha Seminal** U te to th* playtag field as underdog to powerful Coco* t* tte Seminal*** first crack at Sko Orange Bolt Con­ fers***. OteM w i be toughI Coach Jim Jtnkfau will bring a ten dub to lanfwd that is rated dor mdn’a par, has been hun* Up hp Bettp Dodd of Louisville, By, far tha gala to shoot at to­ day in the second round of the 18,000 Ladies POA tournament at tha Cloak Country Club. Ml*s Dodd’l 82-36-01 bettered tho eouna record for woman sat last year by Mary Lena Paulk, Thamaaetlta, Go. Woman’* par is T4 but far tournament play, man’s par I* counted. Yesterday Mis* Paulk had 3T-S7-T4. Pressing Mias Dodd as play be­ gan today was veteran Patty Barg, the defenSlng co-chemplon with a 88-88-70 first round score. Trailing were Gloria Armstrong. Oakland, at 71, and Betty Jame­ son and amateur Darlene Hough, tte Uttar Clock's Lot Angles dtp champion, at 73. BONUS BOY STARS IN DEBUT NEW YORK (A PI - The New York GlanU expect big things from Michael McCormick for two reason*. Tha first Is th* fact that they agreed to give him $66,000 bonus ovar a period of year*. The second reason for their optim­ ism I* the manner In which Mc­ Cormick handled himself In his debut In on# Inning of relief work in a losing gsme against tte Phillies, McCormick retired tte side on sis pitches. Ha got Rten Lopeta, Dsl Ennis and Jom Greengras*. Seminole JVs Learning Fundamentals Sanford Seminole JV mentor Dick Sllren I* working bird try. In* to |*t tbo fnnd**MBUl In imooth operation before Ms Jun* lor Warrior* tak* on tte hopalaM task of Journeying as tengwood Saturday week to tacklo tte paw* erful Lyman Greyhounds. Tha 88 featherweight member* boast a team average of 188 pounds In rainy weather. But all U not paaeimittn with Silvan. " I f hustle end enthusiasm wera alt that counted we would har* a A te tenm," he seki. “ But we’ru M* tremely light, both In welgkt and In experiencs." Coeeh Sliver* has been fami­ liarising his boys In the uses and abuses of the Spilt-T, and has been whetting their appetites for action by throwing In a little game scrimmage. The surprising part about this group of aUth and tenth graders Is tte pstssrt* 1st being slowly but steadily realised while the viewer la watching. Ono back, Cecil Dan* dridge, a 111 pound sophomore, is railing n good bail game, and even though coach Silver* will be using all the varsity member* against Lyman that fall to see action the night before In the Cocoa gsme. Dandridg* Is still considered potential starting quarterback. The heaviest team member, Jer­ ry Hanson, has suddenly discov­ ered hi* balance and tho 160 pound offensive left guard la pushing hard for tha varsity tryouts. On the other aids * f the line Billy Alfred Is beginning to show up' wall. He's ■ ninth grader with mors aggression I PUSHUPS! And Um Seminole High School football squad began their shaping up exercise* rimmag* this week. Coach** Dave Laud* and Bad Layer watch the circle of players and dlrsct IfiUas. (Staff Photo) ____________________________________________________ Fleming Spe a k s To Jayc ; laminate High School's haad ach Bill Fleming appeared he­ ro the Sanford Jayraa's yester­ day as guest speaker at their tegular noon meriiag at tte Yacht slab when he outlined coming events I* tte football season, gave details of tte Bamlnalas' practice feted ult, axtended an Invitation to tte Jayc#* msmten to turn oat do watch afternoon scrimmage af fh* BUS prattle* Held, gar* them ■ abort sketch af each of his staff members, and engaged In mild prognostic*Uoo. ■T h is year ws have greater depth tha* ws have had In years," Fleming told tte group, T te * with • smile he added, "Believe me, it's a pleasant feeling to be able |o look around you and know you lav* a capabls replacement on ip. We'ro growing in number, nd wa hope to continue to grow"But then's another side of tte ledger," the amiable mentor cau­ tioned. "Wa an short oo spaed. Wa will have as much as In tha psit, but we need more. .And Wa lack experience In key posi­ tions, particularly on tho ends and at fulibick." Then Fleming told of the practice toll. "W* have had only a couple of minor Injuries ao far thla season, Murray Nance ■ltd Brantley Schirard are both on tha sidelines for a few days With pulled ligaments, but then dr# no broken bones and both should be ready to go for tte sea­ son opener against Cocoa," te C J W ill your car go through the winter? I f yon are in doubt season. "Th* h1''*1' * beat la yssra," Bod L teat night and twice ram* bustlin' happily. T h * ruumu,. from behind to sweep * twl-night and for tha Bret Urn* double-header from tte Phillis*. out"- Dav* Lead* tgreed * They did It tte hard way — win­ Layer that "th* sods tusked I ning 8-1 1* 13 Innings, and 4-8 ter thao they has* te th* | decade." I* 18. K m conservative hood tete BT SO WILKS TUrd-pUeo Cincinnati defeated T * S ASSOCIATED PU SS Ktteburgh 8-4, falling art g t * s i The mtv* — wracking pen­ behind Milwaukee. nant preaanr* Brooklyn's world champions have teen a* aura would mate Milwaukee crack, te day la squarely on tte Dodgsrs — not tte Brave*. Milwaukee never looked more Ilk* tte National League champ­ ion than It did today. U was hustle guy Johnny Lo­ gan, Imaged up with n ran back ■nd eut of the lineup when tte Brqvse wen i* Brooklyn this week, who complained tte loud­ est about bow tte Dodgers war* being called "the old pro*." "W e," said Logon, "ar# tte young pro*. W* ran piny under pressure too." Ha was right. After knocking off Don Nowcomte despite • M deficit te gain n split in tte sovlos nt Brooklyn Wednesday, tte Bravos whs*led Into FhUsdephl* reserve etrangth Fleming ssM, "We’ro in a better position te substitute this year than i* tte past. Of course on want te win "As a prognosticator I’m not our cams*, and w o l play cot bringing- out the crying towel," boys accordingly. But anyone who ho declared, ” 1, and the entire coaching staff, find ourselves pleased with the progression of tte boy. They’n trying bard, tte Oempetition la keen, and tha effort la bringing m u lti." Fleming •bout the dependability o f your present car, let us help you. W e have the finest collection o f O. K . U sed Cars* we have ever had . . . . A n d Priced R ig h t Hank Aaron, with four runs to sharp** ate" te **M. "I quarterbacks ar* talltec 8 bn batted In for tbo night, trippled ball game, and Branla ftaeel i bom* the winning run for MU- Phil Byrd ar* running trail wauko* in tte opener. And when th* halfback slots. Goatekal 1 1 hie 88th bond run failed to get given * .team te tte short aha tte Job done in tte nightcap 11th, potential." That coach Ftell 1 ha nalltd It for sure In tte 18th 1 with a sacrifice fly for Warren yeur readers to know this In R Spain's SOOth major league vic­ linearity," te told this art K tory. "This year ws ter* • seed tea Standing Naw York 80 88 MS Cleveland T8 SO J tt Chicago 7T 81 .848 Boston n U 534 Detroit n I I .i l l Baltimore 80 78 UJ Washington ST 81 .410 Kansas Chy 44 84 -S!8 THURSDAY’S RESULTS Nsw York 8, Kansas City 8 •f boy* with good peesMUt W* havs *o outstanding ptsyi but w* har* a tetter hdlsa team tha* te prurimm yw Haro’s tte point) than map s superior ball club hi this l ferenee. W* don't ten * pot, i w# wont know wrift sflsg Cteoa gam*. But this la far si w# wont b* glvtng ANY I gams* sway this year, tad lor club." S A V E M O N E Y - U s e T h e Low C ost G M A C *05 C H E V R O L E T ||2M Ton Door Boddd I Cyl Staadord Trad— idulod, Rndte—Thin In th* ju ris >■ Mdd'aHpoddl Wind— 4 Deer-Radio* Heater b Turn SicnatowM dM Drift, UMrt Bind Paint—Rides Like A Drno*. 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Buddy la a retmber of th* pio­ neering Westmore family ef HOLLYWOOD (ft — Lon Chaney makeup fame, but he la too young •r. li returning to hli old searing to have worked with Chaney, who round*—Unlveroal Picture*. Tho lift of the icroon’* frost died in 1U0. But hit father, orror trtltt Is bolnf dono si George eWstmore, was with ChaTh* Man of 1,000 Paco*" at tht nay at MOM and gifted Buddy >t whtro ho tint found famo- It with the actor's makeup kit. at* at tbo Unlveroal City studio "The makeup* ware sensation­ vharo bo nado such thriller* t* al In thoM days, but they look "Phantom of th* Op*raH and pretty crude by today's stand­ Th* Hunchback of Natra Dam*" ards," said Buddy. n th* aarly 'fOs. ."Nowadays with foam rubber Jama* Cafnay I* folnf to play and other synthetics, we can maka th* *ld*r Chanay, and h* la hav­ facet that are more realistic. ing somewhat I*** than 1,000 fa cm The new methods ar* tailer on whipped up tor him by Buddy the actors, too. I have no doubt Waitmor*, th* nritard of th* make- that Chanty hasten** hla death up dopartmant. Buddy's ayM light with the way ha torured hla body up whan ha talk* about th* ehora. wlh hla raakaups." "This 1* a makeup artist's dream of an assignment," ho glowed. HIGHBB ENTRANCE "Th* subject matter prasan* all REQUIREMENTS GIVE knds of chalengas." GREATER OPPORTVNTTtEE GAINESVILLE (ft - Higher en­ He took me to his lab, a stranga, •aria place filled with unemployed trance requirements put Into ef­ monsters from old pictures, Ufa fect this year glva th* cUas of masks of many famous stars, rap- 1M0 a grester opportunity tor ed­ Ueas of prehistoric animal* and, ucational achievement President for % lighter toueh, th* Marilyn J. Wayne Belts of tha Unlvtralty Monro* calendar shot. of Florida aald last night. Ha told entering freshmen "Wa’v* got certain problems with Jimmy’s fac*. You s m , "Every one of you has the capac­ Chaney had no unusual features; ity to complete successfully a uni­ his was just a far*. That mad* it versity proram " because ef th* easy for him to adopt his many new regulations. d!sgu!*«s. The program prescribes quali­ '•His fac* was long and narrow fications tests be given senlore while Jimmy’s I* short and round In all Florida high schools and So we can’t just copy th* Chaney only those scoring In tha upper to makeups; we have to adapt thorn per cent art eligible far slat* col­ to Jimmy’s face- We have to re­ lege*. Cagney Portrays '.on Chaney Sr. n New Picture ir » j. Birthdays O f The Presidents fijfiiMUWi William Howard Taft. ..... October ST, IBM, In Cincinnati, Ohls, had a personality and a kaenneta of understanding that brought him th* unquestioning trust of all hla friend*. H* was tha son of Alpftonso Taft, a law­ yer whe served aa secretary of war and attorney general In th# cabinet ef U. 8. Grant Taft attended the public schools In Cincinnati and was a gradual# of Yale University. Always a de­ termined scholar he set out to win acadomle honors, graduating second In hla class. To gain practical experience on hla totting*..... . chosen — pror .before\starting reporting court fession. h* ne began s primming* for two Cincinnati proceedings newspaper*. In 1BB2, he went to Washington, D.C. os an Internal revenue collector. This, however, was not law, and being deter­ mined to have a law career Taft resigned and set up a law office Hi Cincinnati. Th# nest four yean scare spent In private prac­ tice where hie reputation mount#4* In HIT he was appointed to the bench In the Superior Court of Ohio. As a judge, his greatest contribution was that of ostobllshlng tho right of laboring men te organise in unions for thslr own protection and advancement. Having been long recognised M A man who would maka a good prtaldtni, it waa not uneipcctetj when in 1#08 he was nominated and then elected over William Jennings Bryan to the Presidency of th* United State*. Taft waa not a politician, and tha Whit# House career was destlaed U weigh heavily on him. At owe* h* lost much of his ooou- GARRETT'S M C U ftl B A C K IN O —BUY BONDS One-Third Of New Homes Being Built Hava Septic Tanks D**ptt* th* fact Uut It has been repeatedly demonstrated that th* Mnk tat congested neighborIt mMMoomlc, unwise and _„_>t*e*m s, approximately on*third of MW home* now being MMtraetod will have septic tanks tor sewage disposal, Mid David L m today, director of th# Bureau « f Sanitary Engineering of th# •U to Board of Health. "To put It simply, a septic tank l i a country cousin that eg me to town aftd promptly got Into trou­ ble," cap* Lm . While a septic tank to a rural Mtttng Is a suitable method * f domestic sewsg* diepesal, given adequate draining*, •nil eoudltlans and water tabls, it ima never Intended for use la •roaa where dwelling* are built «to*e together. TV* ecnUnued us* of septic tanks, espMlally in mass aubdivirion building, la chiefly a matter n( lack « f financing. Progressiva builders would prefer to put In •nmmunity water and sewerage facilities but ar* hampered In do­ ing so by th* CMC Many septic tanks serve well during try periods but 1st the raha come and th# sod li quickly M tore ted. From the ground will entoc noxious gases and water map back up Into bathtubs or nremut the flushing of commode*. In a r*csot complaint to the State 1 Board of Health, more than lot tanka to a subdivision had a pwiod of PI hour,srero flooded and tbs houses fitted with offensive gasM ___g from th* plumbing. •■On et th* greatest needs In banning today la for leadership In Da ftetneing of community wftsr and sewersgs facilities. ConstrueMaa nf suck faclUtlss must be ennanrogad if sra an to avert the totanllattoa i f millions of septic daks to tha rountry during tha Mat M days," point* out L m . T V meet Immediate remedy for Itaa attuattou Ites la th* hands of agenctea which Insure, guarantee ■ funds for reside*and development, Mat would sgrs# ta If „ _____matt) facilities for maalr and Mwaga collcc * roaUaent, mori build ba glad to construct Houses la subdivision* pa a b ws __ ______________ to vslu*. waaM atoa Thera to alaa a groat need for ga ■aiaramaatil agenctea to orwgffi— betSar methods of managL i erkna aad anbnitan growth, Mriicnlartp to Florida with ite ateadily groatog P*pulstJro. Durtag tha past flva year* 1M subdi­ visions to Mto Mate have Installed • ‘ ---------sewage diecommunity YOU'RE -torTELLING ME! SSTaST-SS T U K O T COLLEGE OPENS 88TM YEAR CLEARWATER Ift-Trtoity Col­ ima, wbtob b**ria evangellat Billy Orabam among Ms stomal, opens top th* tfth Mom today. On* of Ite mala baitdtop formerly was Mad as a swank gambling dub. IRp gnashing jriet was dosed Mtar a raid aevaral years ago M i tha Mttof* stored to. Her* la a new srord for vour everyday vocabulary — strobnrndlography. It'means 'X-rav piclures of teh Interns! movementof engines." PrtiUnt, Emtytl+th/U B ritm ict ZOI ANN OtMN Stir ef U. 1 Olympic Diving Tsim I* IHI and 1950, holder el II senior astwaat championships, sals Champ WORD from New Yertt to ttat men’s shirt* an going to hav* ruffled front*. Probably tor wh* can whip anyoaa *fn. I t I The <de* fa, a rafted shirt ted glut a man’s chest alaan Thai pities pets a eh*tea of whal -- ----- a ----- ||n| William Howard Taft JT,e h t . U n t sI l i t V tu rd Sm rt larity. Ilit appointments were not generally approved. Taft's policies were usually opposed to great change and thla gradually brought about blttef dispute and his evenlual retirement from th# presidency In fa­ vor of Woodrow Wilson. In 1021 under the administra­ tion of Harding, Taft received the much desired appointment to ths Supreme Court. During th# nine years h# served this court, prior to hit death In 1910, Taft had regained th# confidence and th* high regard of the groat body of tha United States pcopta. t, t — fo r w ill Cham p ft* extre-vltemlw broad G IV E C O LD W E A T H E R A W A R M R E C E P T IO N -G vo*4 1*4 fresit broadcloth, but you just won’t bo to stylo. You won’t hava to otthtr. i i t Jfm were raffled shirts n cen­ ter* *r*> bat srilh brorda and handlebar mntlachr*. Wrmr on* ’O '* ,< r f •Mp In fw I I I t I I Ye* saa pleats. Tee , tea. I I I Ruffte* *nd Im * wlh be a la Imsm ptoymt, at I*m I. Tb*y * Vw A tIne, WMVMsL^j. fHMv W I I I Rut Imagtoe nmlnp bom* from ek aad telUnp ymir srife. , I lost my needteaotnt." INVITING THi *• Came la a*w! Botect the blanket* y*n need aad w* will lap them **ay f*r yea ualil ended aad wa'll held them for yon nt a* EXTRA CHARGRtl Daring the next tew months yon can mik* smell paymentsnd by th* timo yon aood y*ar 'll probably b* paid tor. Look Ahead NOW LU X U R Y BLEND ED Nylon and Rayon Solid Colors TO Y O U R W IN T E R B E D D IN G N E E D S A N D L A Y BIG G EST B LA N K ET V A LU E IN YEARS A W A Y N O W A T P R E -S E A S O N S A V IN G S FU LL BED S IZ E 72X84 BtoMtlfil pastd cobra, • toxurioua btoai of aoft nylon and rayaa with 4N acatata sat la bindlag. Colorat Roar, Turquolwr, Btaa, Gatdaarod, Lt. Rad, Li. Gram, and Bdg* aaaortrd to ptteflla ataraca bag. Pricad U V th* biggest blanket value ira b a n affarad la yaara. N ew Reversible Blanket G. JjabidsL.... J o O W l J tiW £ U U £ U tA ! TVs KI weals Club is Mtontlally a aarric* organisation And It serve* our eemmanlty faithfully wltEeut bombast •r ballyhoo, Thm* fin* m*a srlh thslr steekly lunch*** ms*ting* do a tromaadius amaaat *f pood. You may boar Util* about tholr work among charitebte Institutions, but It go** *a sritbout Interruption, and roprosoate, bar* aad tbraugimst Mm world, oa* of th* graotrot enmbtoad grod-will foroM maa boa ever aadortoken. Our Eiwantea* a n o f Mm biphMt calibre. They ara devoted tha oaan «g their wldaapraad organisetion. Thay droorvo tho plaadits «g ovary man and woman In thk copiaiunity! i to S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y M OTO RS, IN C . DODGE 511 E. IN W. PLYMOUTH Pkaato t i l l A new Meed ef Nylon aad Rayaa Mended togerinr tor astro warmth, durability, soflaMs, ptoa extra leak ea each ride. Sia* T tx tf" with •" Acetate V ila hladlag far extra wear. Year chats* *f romMoati*** of Bto* and Re**, U. Green aad K**e, Brigs aad LL Browa, Henter Grata aad Lt. Gro«a, Tarq**toa aad Cbart*raao. Barh htoakot to pitefllm bag. 5-95 *0 etch Fam ous “ A ustin" Blankets rayaa, hoontlfaDy Meadod Wtth M wool aad U % a grades* 1 (Me marvstea* new Maaket that ao. . . 1' ateafy af warmth altk daraMRty. Bias TSUI torbra with Mack arotate rayaa satla liadlag. E m * . Btaa, Li. GrMn. Hsrveet Y*ll*w. Bneiar Grown, aad Goraatom Bad. Each Maahst la pUpfllm storap* bag. 5 - 9each 5 g # 25% W o o l fo r E xtra W arm th Fan 8 b e 3 A- 9 - 9 5 Block Plaid Double Blankets A asw weave of Ksyow aad Nylon blended togather for wsrmih and durability. Jh# warmest, heaviest and most durable of Plaid Ineaded bleak-•ti with thick fleecy nap la a Chevron weave. Hltst IM la. by • ft. Wide. Makee a pair * f Bed Hlaekete alsei ........ 71x84" fur tell bed witlie 1extra leagth and ............................... width. Parked. In ........... liofllm hags. Colors; lllne oad . pllof White. Green aad White, lied aad White, Taa aad White. The Blanket o f The Y e a r Orion-Rsyoa Mead, wonderfully warm htaaket. The boot bay la the price range—It combines the dnraMMty of Ortaa with rotor rickets# af Kayes. Pretty acetate 7" Madlag — Moth proof for over. I I bsaetitel eoft color* t Pink, Gold** rod, Biege, Turquoloo, IA. Gr**a, Trori Brown, Bright Red. BIm , Poppy Red. anil White. Gift boxed. Btaa 71 x P la IE Naw M an O n ly 6 *? ? Finest Electric Blanket M ade The now BORKJCH low-rorroat tested fro Safety by taderwriters Laboratory Mothproofed fartvop . . . Porfartly washable Rich besoty to S decorate* rotor*. I.YKAR UNCONDITIONAL GUABANTBB .95 8 WE SA LU T E OUR TO W N ! 6ARRETTS Pe IT - Cstm t 1ai Bt. and Ssnferd A ys. each 19?? from tbo Chamber af ■ 1 Writer S B to •r T H E S A V F P M ) TT*,nAT.T> F rl., Sept. 14, 1956, Pnge 7 lt t l �;,v; V . v ^ : •••■" T-rrr . - ;n - . - -------------------- --------- OO VOU GET BOMRONRTO Laoum os CAVALtty v — HIOTC*y?j> I Q L I E W ZOLA R ina aw. >m a — THKT y o u , MOCTV7 DID VOU W lN t O H .'* * . ) If > O U U FOLLOW ME, — a aatooHly amait m e•• no aim ing 0 —_ ^ ^ OR STVAPfCTMO■•I XL «e r ' A l YOU AIL TO TMe s u r f a c e ! M*. KOZV 13 WAITIMA FCts ^ T v V E i t o i ----------. CVPRESfl GARDENS, Fid.— ■Isa Saady Wlrth of MUml. •ka was th« 1$$S Mias Florida, la row appearing or telerlsioR ■hows la New York City. Thla plctare, abewtag her to the lovely beep skirted costames t t Ike Cypress Gardeas Model, waa takes daring a receat visit her*. ONE AT A TIME _ O lllD e e N FIRST. THEN WOMEN/ WMW VOU ENTER TMfl HATCH, CROSS TOUR ARMS ANO RHAX/ TO U U Be SHOT f * s a f e l y i d THE SURFACE.' VOU THERE/ McCarthy To Head Commission's New Recreation Section v to 4 -4 I G et, DAD/— THE TEAMS GONG TD BV TW MfF T H IS , ----- ~ s ^ * YEAR/, THATS GOOD COACH IS HAVING ^ TROUBLES /SOME O f THE GUVS GOOF THC h ---- - i V P L A V S * . NEW S/ TH ey CANT R tM E M o e e THE SIGNALS THATS ETAS'/ TO HX/ HAVE THEM USE U 0ii% /?im o ' - TTHHIQ G IC L S PHONff NUMBERS -1 t v expecting ■4a CAa,TOO yinn [IIIHMIlllll/^AfS th ats MV J S CALL J C ( call IN EXPECTING S ONE,TOO- ■Jg/TDO/KFAMf O IL achanc * ^ I'M HOUND N H L T ? ao to town r o e \ VL SHOWDOWN ‘"'-|V Mm • V * K tt s ' V . MEANWHILE, M UW/fR OSAKA'S VOU* M IN O fT tON&NANUh f IU ROSS contAkT. "Well, burry been to out end tooa fief, he might wtn. 1 CHAPTER rORTT-TWO "Are you turning him down be* i IT VVAB JULY before Meg re­ Beattie." Heading down tha hill, Michael cause be believed you killed M turned. Jason had made tha 7" threatened tup to Victoria, return­ acknowledged be would return. Kemp Fool I Let h « Judge Jaaon afd Beattie was now hie mistress in ing u a rage. "She won't a*t a data until ah* truth. Anyhow, he wouldn't have discard him. You can catch her the rebound. Yet hia mind re­ cornea back to Beattie," be told to be around whan Meg married on fused the gambit Leva should en­ Michael. “She wouldn't even own* Dropping Into a bar, ha found able you to understand tha be­ back for Jeany*a and Nathan’a loved. Without It you faced only Tim (FBeirn, Making glum. wedding." Wall, thought Michael, climbing j "Did you know Jason's moving the desert of unsupported paiaicsL Profanity I1UI with hia customary to Portland when he opens hia new With understanding, they might resentment, aha had com* back ■tor* there T Going to leave Na­ Ond that golden second chance to­ gether. now. Tonight ho Would •** bar.' than in charge here." Her brows drew together. Her T h at right?" Michael's respect Btx would get you tea Jason waa for Jason mounted. He miist have eyes darkened. "Michael, you wer* f at the house thla very minute. Michael found Dan Fanner alone recognised that living ia Beattie the only on# who believed me bw w In his office. He welcomed Michael would ba hard far Meg. Love norenL Why?" He brushed It aside. “X saw Into with heartiness. "Hear you're go­ grafted unexpected Insight Into the your mind." ing to Fnaco tomorrow, boy. Don't She 0Inched as If he had struck Tim scowled. "Something's off stay away too long.'* Michael ignored the comment kilter," ba confided. "I met Jason her. That's 1L Jaaon couldn't aea He asked bluntly about Anna Lur* coming out of Matilde's an hour Into my mind and 1 didn't aea Into hia." kina. He wanted to leer* no tag ago. Not a word to throw to It had been that way with Char­ dog, ho hadn’t You don't reckon ends from the Beaumont trial. "Still la the asylum at Steila- Meg's fought with him. do you! lotte. Leave It, hia mind warned. eoom," Daa said. "Doctors say I tea you. that girl's mighty con­ You don't debate about (ova. Fear swamped him aa ha continued. trary by spells.” ■he's there for good." "You loved Kemp and Jaaon In m Tba dull lethargy that had In­ "No trace of Ryarson ?" Den looked for malice; seeing vaded him left MichaeL He knew the same way. Jaaon waa strong w boos, he allowed hia discourage­ a stabbing, revitalising bop*. He nnd Kemp waa weak. They wanted ment to show. “He * probably in turned from tha bar, threw money you and you wanted them but you China or South America by now. In the genera) direction of the bar­ never wanted to see Into tneir Well never catch that cagey —" tender and bolted into the street minds and they wouldn’t have liked Michael agreed and wasn't sorry, disregarding Tim's anxious shouts. understanding yours." He saw an­ Ryeraon might be a scoundrel, but Maybe even a procrastinating idiot ger' In her face and raised hia had a chance. Ha had been read voice. “You never like them—Just they'd been good friends la trenches. Michael waa atill amused not to bo watting on tha stoop as 1 never liked Charlotte—but at Jaeon's enduring anger. The when Meg cam* back from Vic­ you wanted to possess them!" Her body stiffened, then her eyes flrpt victims of the swindle had toria I la hia baste, ha almost missed widened and her mouth relaxed. attempted to hold Jason respon­ sible though his innocence was the open door of the Fleur bat She moved closer to him. He A Of course1 Meg would head dropped her hands, brought her quickly established, the effrontery for tha shop at once. Mtg In her against him and felt her soften la of Ryenon rankled with him. Michael had not failed to taunt normal frame of mind would hate hia anna. Pride swept him. Meg him. "If your boat hadn’t sunk having the shop closed since waa one woman who could stand the bright light of truth. •It the Alaskan coast, Rysrscn Jenny's March wedding. T h e golden witch, Michael T" Bha was standing forlornly be­ might now be / Klondike million­ Fear left him. He kissed her fore the display table and wheeled aire instead of a fugitive." gently, then with aa urgency and about IB surprise as ha entered. Jason hadn't appreciated She gave him a quick smile. Th e demand. Contentment quisled him. joke, Michael remembered, Here waa repletion with laughter. was aware that Daa was again ■hop’s not yet open, MichaeL Want There had been no laughter la to buy a hat?" ■peaking of hia coming trip. "Ba He could not answer her In their their former loves. Without It, la Frisco long, Michael t" old light banter. He aeiied her neither Meg nor he could Had ful- a "Perhaps, i'll go ^o Noma later, hands, searched her face, "Meg! OllmenL Her mouth, her body, all ~ of hef were molded against him, Daa squirmed, bating the Noma Are you man-yin| Jason t" scandals. Too many public officials He fait her withdrawal but held hia eagerness matched by har own. were involved, a month ago, a her fast and after a long alienee, "Marry me now, Meg. Coma ntw Law had given civil govern­ ahe shook her head. with mo to California sad to ment to Alaska, made it illegal Nome." "Why notT" for aliens to locate mining claims. They looked at each other la Ha wanted to take her Into hia McKensie, Washington lobbyist, mutual possession. Meg's mouth anna, but hia mind. In perverse used the dodge to fatten hia own curved in a confident smile. purae. Noyes, the Judge, had ap­ control, refused. He wanted her “It we hunt the golden witch to­ with n completeness that astound­ pointed McKenna receiver for doagether, MichaeL I shan't care tf ed him, but Instinct told him he ena of disputed claims, with pow­ we end up tn an Igloo." ers to seise personal property, even could not take possession without He kissed her again. Tba r o a d * previously mined gold. Michael a dear Bold. ahead waa clear and always widew had bean retained by ■ mining | "Why aren't you marrying him, enough for dreams. Someday they company who waa taking tha fight MegT" He heard hie own voice would come back to Seattle. The to the appellate court la Ban with contempt Why couldn’t h* highest hill couldn't rise above discard logic T Women wanted eg- their happiness. VTanclaoo. If he reached "It'll be a tough battle, Michael," (The Mni) TALLAHASSEE ( Special > -T b e Florida Development Commission has named C. R. (Chuck) McCar­ thy of Coral Gables to head up Its newly-activated recreation see tlon. Commission Executive Director B. R. Fuller Jr„ said McCarthy had been endorsed for the post by the Florida Recreation Association and ether interested groups nnd Individuals. McCarthy, 3d, has been -Coral Gable* recreation di­ rector for the past two yeara. The new section wilt begin op­ erations in Tallahassee on Sept. 17. "Since recreation la one of Flor­ ida's biggest asseu, It haa tong been felt that the atate should do what It could to make recreational opportunities here the beat In the world," Fuller explained. "That la why the Commission activated thla section and sought out the beat 0 IMA Cote Rom. R s p c lB t^ ^ p a n m s sto ^ p t- THR B O B B a-M E fU llU . COH i'AN T . INCL qualified man we could find to Faaturaa Bradkat*. supervise it." McCarthy holds a bacbetor’a de­ gree in education from the Uni­ versity of Toledo and a master's ten's program Jumped from M toj LEGAL NOTICK >.‘l*rk of Ilia (,'lrruit Court degree In recreational sclcnca la and For Bsmlnnta C o u n t / ,* Florida ^ from Indiana University, IN THM I'IRtLIT COUNT OF Tilt: Ilv K I . Ilunllck D. C. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT l» Dorothea Watson AND TON SMRINOI.H I t U T I , Attorns/ at taiw FLORIDA IN CHANCRRV NO. BtM M r * " / * . ' " " * 1- l x D1VORCH . _ Al .... , ■ jncv-arwiy ai*o naa cnarga off id- C A L V IN D. U O W D EN . P lA U lltf. Recreation Sped* Ilit and two min^tering a city-owned swimyeara a« recreation director and m)ng p^i, tw0 goif couriti and aB FLO an IE H A T S P IK E DOtVOKN, l>«f*adaat. high ichool Instructor In health elllr„ £ £ acUvt Unnla program KOTtCB TO DEFEND and physical eductatlon at Har- puHar STATE UF FLUIUIIA. IIIIEKTINOHi TOl FLOaaiR MATli riKH ROMDEN. w Iiu m r —ldenca and m ail­ "McCarthy'! academic training ing addrtaa la unkaown. and bli experience am both ex- J on ,e c f!°?. wou’d **• * coordlna- TOU A IIE ItE U E U Y N O T IF IE D tremely impreiiivc,’' Fuller com- J_*n* ■rtlrlty whoa# aervlcea will Ih .t anil fur dlvuree In tbe above entitled cauae hae been filed again .) mented. -nut the real pay-off Ilea *• • " ll,b,e.t0 “ U ? * '"'* * '• » » • run In the Circuit Court o f Hatnlnule In the fact that in two ahort yeara I™ "1*1" * nd wganliatiooa within County, Florida. In Chancery, by A L V IN D. UO W D K N. You are harehe haa built the Coral Gables r « . . . . . . . . C by required to file your Aaewar/or nation program Into one of the' .**• j b,*t ** ^unelloJu *n‘ otherwise plead In accordanca w llb beat In the country." ' e,ud* th» development and pro- la w w ilb tba Clerk of the abeve entitled Court and to eerva g copy Fuller aaid that McCarthy had mot tm * «creation programi. o f eame upon Dorothea tVataoe, A t­ torney for Plaintiff, at 110 North - i----- j ___ - ■________ m env «•«/" services, atandarda and facillUea Main BtraeL 1-A. Orlando Florida, rlad of delalla for the new $500,000 on nr bafora tha !nd day of October. A. D. t i l l . Otharwlaa a Decree 'P ro Coral Gabies War Memorial Youth Confraao w ill ba antared agatnet rnu Center, contldcred one of the na­ for fallu ra to ao aarvn and ftlr tion'* finest recreation plinta, rou r anawar or othar dafanaaa at required by law . "That In itaeif wai a splendid W ITNEH N lha hand and aaal of achievement," Fuller continued. "But even more important ia tha fact that he haa attained the goal o f all sound recreational pro­ grams—that of increasing panic!— *■“ youngsters and adulta. H# laidI - that during McCanhy'i e l _____ i #e t ■ . tS M IlT A CLOSE O U T END OF M ODEL SALE Finance thorn needed Home R epairs with a lo w -c u t F H A repair loan— N o Down Paym ent— up to 36 months to repay. Y ou r loan can cover both m aterial and labor. Y ou need not be a depositor to take advantage o f this economical w ay to rep air your home. A n F H A to o n w ill pay fo r the follow ing repairs and m any others. 1 laetklU a J U afctaf [ ] BtUt-la-flxt area M Im UH attic Cm 1 Now rm t ] Mttmmtm ] PUaUrtaff [ ] ilasr Fiakhiai [ ] HMlag u 4 trim [ ] T m iU control I * " | W b 'II p a y G A B M 9mr t M raaappaMa G o t ... all papular m a k a a an G alsaal f BRING'EM IN W1 NEED'EM! W e 'l l | l » » o t i. o mms C k la M jr n p a l n VaU#ya u i g i U m o yarn ' o ash ar yp d M 0 N « i lumMAiiowawn 7«re$fon<? STATE BANK o f SANFORD C O M P L E T E ST O C K O F N E W 1956 C H R Y S L E R S and P L Y M O U T H ^ . A L L B O D Y S T Y L E S A N D C O LO R S $ SAVE$ REIMANN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH ( S- fri.n i T - BM E M M -tan ) S T O R E S in jl ta r phone is C O M M ER C IA L end P A LM ET T O SA N FO RD •W5. T - PHONES 47 or 3043 A Parbi ★ Use It hidden or set A Dries iaat—1le 1 been ftla rte o p p ly CALL " g j p Th* Limber N amber H ILL „ Lum ber f t Supply | Y a rd SIS W. T b lri Bi. RatforB. Pit- * �n A Want Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay-Phone 1821 III »"M *■ I I iti M 2S— MALE or FEMALE lA^TtiACES H E A T MAR-LOU RESTAURANT 'rfdajr Mind: Red Brtajtlier, Lobjj* . Shrimp, 3*llK#e ahtraiy Menu: Prime Rib Routt etli ami f«iktit wiTith, notiM ,,M Special at the Palm Drive-In Thettre enaek bar: Hamburier, French-fry and coke, tray for two, 11.00- On Catneron Ava., E n t of Sanford. White PatronSi* Only, ihrdl cmfwyp 4—LOST LOBt — Bdxfr dog, fawn color with black marking down middle dfbafck. AntWiri to ''Topper". Call 500. REWARD. ! —PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWa Y, Roipltai and Bib; Bede D if, W ill, or Mohth-TeL 1425. Furniture Center — 111 west first st DISHWASHER and Second USED BKICK PAINTERS ATTENTION - For Cook. Steady job, O-day week TWO CARLOADS beautiiUl used Apply in person. PHELPS Sale: OB Will paint 55c, gaL brick. Orange, red, and burnt KESTAyRANT, Hwy 17-02 ll.M, Psmotis brand. Firestone black. See them at SHERMAN Stores. CONCRETE PIPE CO. Man or Woman with Truck Brok­ erage Office Experience. State FLOOR sanding and finishing, ItED-l-MLT CUNCRETE experience, salary expected. Ap­ aelnlhg, wsttog. serving semiWindow Sills • LlntelS ply Box 13, c-o Sanford Herdld. note county since 1925. Septic Tanks • State Approved H. II. 0 lesion, Lake Mary Sand • cement Mortal Mtt ZfUsALEsMEN • AGENTS Miracle Concrete Co. M eR A M R Y-S M ITH P A IN T S sot Elm Ave. Phode 1335 1415 8. P I Hr Phone 120S $20.00 DAILY, sell Luminous Door Plate*. Write Reeves, Dept.No. This L a free pais to the Rltt _____eiU Mr. Tasker. Ph. ISO, Attleboro, Mass. Free Sam­ Theatre for Mlsa Linda Cannon. XB. ROttM Special I 14.M. ples. Evp. Sept. 23, 1936. 29—PIANO SERVICE C O NC R ETE 31—WOKE WANTED—MALE Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete U L. Sill - Piann Tteknielan Experienced Automol.il* Accoun­ Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Phene 2144 Reute I, Sinferd tant and Office Manager de. Concrete Pipe lo Meet AU Quali­ •ires position in any type ae 11-ROOFING end PLUMBING fications. counting work. G o o d refer­ Rhernnn Concrete Pipe Co. ences. Apply Box C.S. San Out west 13th ML CERAMIC TILE Phone 14*9 ford Herald. Paul F. Mueller A Son Pk. 154 Free estimate. Quality work. 46-BUsdikss httlTPM ENT S2—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PLUMBING 41 EEPAIXS HAYNES Office Machine Co., epiic Tank installation A Service LONGWOOD LAUNDERETTE — Typewriters, Iddlng machines, sewer Cbitneetinns. Archie d doing good gross. Fully equip­ Silkl-R6nlals. 314 MagH Ph. 44. Harriett, Phone 734-W ok 1333. ped. Living quarters. Only one in town. Priced to sell quick or STUDENTS—see the newest thing P L U M B IN G trade. Ideal for cotiple or re­ iu typewriters — Royal's 1957 Contract nnd Repair Work “ Twin-Pak" portable. Tba fast­ tired person. See anytime bdtween 7 a. m. and 7 p. tit. clos­ est portable on the market In « ¥ i Fa i I v K ' 7 colors. 24 months to pay. 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1525 ed Skt. and Sun. Powell's Office Supply one 966 This it a free pass to the Movie- 117 8. MagnoUa land Ride-In Theatre for Mrs. W O R K ERS CHOOSE GOOD Gertrude Gilbert. Exp. Sept. 23, gh Classified ads. ah through 1956. . experienced ad-writer assist you 35—MONEY TO LOAN 47-FURNITURE - HOUSEHOLD ConUactug and Repair 1551 seatore Ave. Phdfte 1U3 AUTO LOANS Buy your Furniture at Barry's Warebousa t urn. Co., at 901 W. COST LESS W. J. K IN O 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ Plumbing Codtkaetor iture at warehouse prices. Kohler Plumbing k 3UMI1 e> ' ft Heltiten .Heem Electric Water Solve the pr Ph. M 2524 brliedd D r.. "Guest" Sleeping Problem m e r c h a n d is e With An n*juktt Florida State Bank f Service on All Water PuhipsWella Drilled - Pumps Paola Road. Phone Too JU8T ARRIVED—Fill Stock of Cunt. Browningi and all other 22—SPECIAL NOTICES alar makei. Trade in your CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING “ A MW. Convenient lavSway and finance platl. ROB­ t SON Sporting Goods, 504 E. lit PHONE 2558-J. St. Phone MS. PUMPS k SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Thla la a ___ au to the Rita All types and sixes, Installed or Theatre Mr H. W. Saycr. “ Do It Yourself." Exp. Scyt. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE 8T I N E Machine and Supply Co. cowboy Billy: Ph. 42 1 ftUas "Fort SOT W. lad SL and -r YuriM* O AtU N BROtHEES Paint Dragon# k Bu Geneva. »4lftW P refer 1 Ph. ttSiO a u t o m o t iv l (Mil a n Do. Sentinel Bur, Call ialph Ray, 1154. Ralph Rj I—BOATS AND KOTbtS “IW W W * m Salas A Service sp oftlh g tieodh 504 E. lit 8t. Phone MS For Site—Tit HP used Fireitone Motor, 175.00. Very good shape. Firestone Stores. FQR lA U - N e w 5 HP Flrcitone outboira Motor, 111 Flrcitone Store. Nl MEI '56 Mark I M Mark Evil '51 Mercury: CreaUine At Fiberglaal, W. Motors—Beit 1415 S. Park BULLDOZING 42-ARTICLES FOB REST NOW 8 mm film rental library t Wleboldt'a Camera Shop. 210 . Park Ave. S 43—ARTICLES for HALE FOR SALE—New firestone clock radio 4A121 — $13.45. Firestone Store*. Wa buy 4nd Sell uied furniture Paying top cun cash pHcea (0: - value. SUPER Tl Ma~P08t~«R it-** Ph For Sale—4CS1 Portable yadlo$14.56. Fireitone Store*. —Factory to fo u - AHuRtRRai VenettoH Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bott bottom rati with plastic enda. Plastic or rayon tapei. CottoA or nylon ny S e& R tik OlttRR and Pftiftl Css. w tv K Y A B k ib G E ! 112-114 West 2nd St. Phono M San. IU4-W Orange City 8pr 4-5*34 For Sale—Used Krlgidalra $15,00. CHOSLEY - BBNDIX Firestone Btorci. Sale! and SeyvieO Army Cots, *S W«; I^aliiL $2.50 gaL RANDAl T-8nirt», 4$C; Army-Navy Surp­ Electric Company lus, 310 Sanford Ave. Service— Quality— Satlafaction Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Ds Dary For Sale—Pop-up Toaster $7.50. At Firestooa Itores. FAIRBANE8 • MORSE P di bp a Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Neatly nttb Hearing Glasses. Colt LONG, Phone 314 507 East to$5 Will sell for $125. Writ* Commercial Ave. BOx U , Sanford HtTald. ENVELOPES, Lettcrheada, staremenu, invoices, hand bills, and For Sale—2 repossessed child's Rida 'Em Pishes—$29.95 Value. programs, ftt< $15.00 aaeh. Flrtstone 8tores. Printing ■ ' l'o. Ph Wait 13th SL FUR FILM 8, Finlihlng, Tape 'V m W S V t FOR U = p a b ib - f t i t t u i s 1euatom ey>t 1 H -tM A C T O M 43—BUILDING MATERIALS a better & job traitor, Balo-Rent, Ph. 464-XR. „ Aluminum House Trailer, model, modeftn. Dreamwold r e ik i P ‘ throughout, $12552)0. Seminole Truck k Tractor Co. 1100 French Ave. Ph. 1500. ‘ . Y ^ W Want a m l buy in a ’61 Buirk 4-door apodalT Call Ray ll«rton, 160 or 1343-W after 6:00 p.m.________________________ . *42 Bulck 4 dooft. Tires, motor k body in excellent condiliun Make an offer. Phone ttnt-W. "A 1, rii. B M P I jO V M B N T u -a m M c. i b l$4$-W altar « pi For Rale—Repossessed Television. A Beauty—only $55.00 Firestone Stores. 3-Rcdroom home. Small equity, monthly payment $52.88. Call DESIRABL . _ e arid two bed161.VW for detail!. 819 Rosalia room fui bed aft. Ph. 435-W Drive. New two Ai, kitchen toK> Pk. l l i tpoFr w r j 5 'j $ a L Box 301 Sanford. Lake frDttl I-bed room c.B. house. rUhlhjf. stHWmlag. Ph. $«g-W1 after riiEDROOM House, living Rxmi, kl tchen, Florida room aM car porte. In town, Phone 2002. 1-Room furnished Apt. Including utilities, $60. 107 W. 5th St. Rooms for rent 413 Willow. 3-ROOM furnished Call 2461-J. e 2625 8. French Ave. Phone 21(h) i Sim apartmtnt. Want ads bring resuito every day. Each day people hav* MW wants. And each day hringn results when you place a warn ad in the Sanford Herald. Place your Herald want ad on a " t f" ('111 forbid) OrdeV and cancel when you have had result*. TO PLACE YOUR W A N T AD CALL 1821 2-bedroom trailer with utility room and Florida rooni on pri­ l) room, 2 bedroom home $5750. vate lot. |60. PH. 241$-R. Located on Old Orlando High­ way. Ideal for children, »rhool 4-room garage apt., $40, 80 bu* atop. Call 1332-51 Cameron A tl. Phone llli-H . E i m a i* Ideally Hltuated m m Luxuriously Planned Moderately Priced Will build oa ypur lot Yaur pkta 3 and 4 Bedroom Homes with 1 A RUG or uura. We eap arrange flnahand 2 baths sltimted on large, FOR EVERY ROOM cing. Call ue for tddliVms or artlstlraily landscaped lot*. IN THE HOUSE remodeling. Paved street* and all other Cover your floor* now at tbtae city Convenience* make these LOWELL E. DRIER GBEAT SAVINGS: colonies of owner-occupied 81ze 0x9....... .... Sale Price $3J5 omca truly delightful piece* D r t ^ X " i.TfrKalh?Dr. Siao TWX9 .......... Sale Price *4.93 o live. SUe 9xtl ....... ... Sale Price $7.55 s-BVdtoom frame home on > lots. Designed, Built and Sold Site ta ll .......... Sale Price <$.95 Livthf rdoiti, aepirala dining Also rial values In other Oold Seal roodl, and UtutM. Bathroom, 3 ODHAM & TUDOR Inc. and Armstrong Linoleum Ruga scrMned pdrcnM. 2 tobto apt. Builders of Fine Homes in assorted site*. In r#af. Private AhtrSncA. F< For Florida Living ” WII.SON-MAIER Citrk* tree*. $M0 P.d. Bog Where you Alweyi find big values, Oertlve,, r 11 . SALES OFFICE Quick credit and easy terms. 2628 8. French Avenue This is a free guest pa** to the Phone 95$ 312 E. 1st St. Phone 2100 and 2080 alm Drlva-lo Theatre for NF.CCHIEP7A 9M il IHilih. R*ftp. I4pt' M. Sewing MachiHe Center Sale*, Service and Rental* SH ALL lp W N OF G A R R E T T 'S w -u n s LONQWOOO 513 E. first St. Phone 1421 For your future home site wc hive loll priced from $323.00 up, In from Bale, city bUlitil*. WOO ■evcrel lucatious in City. | SAVE Good term* for N ivv Person Aliriclive LSkfe Front Lota ON (lOOfl USED nel. Phone Olmtr-Bliilddf, Win OZIKH REALTY CO. Ph. 1359 ter Park 2* 23*4. FURNITURE Lois OF x 135'. Partly landscap­ M ather O f u —HOMkh ed. Dreamwold Section. 2411 203-09 E. 1st 8t. Phone II Chase A ti. Phone 1973-51. \ Tell Your Doctor All I# HUMAN N. IDHDIJIN, M.D. DON'T be modest when talking to your physician. You pay him to And out what's wrong with you. TRe least you ean do, for your own aake and hi*, is to give him every bit of Infor­ mation about your aymptom* to help him diagnose your rase. Hematuria, for example, la • positive aymptom that aome ab­ normality exlsta in tha urinary tract Hematuria is the discharge of blood In the urine. bleeding will appear upoa plelion of urination. Pain doea not necessarily a*~ company hematuria. WheR Ik docs, stone* In th* urinftfy tree* might b* responsible. Thla to especially truai of small atoesaa trying degrees •t which cause va# lln* i> iM UUac pain and bleedl ilng a* th*y ffttt tha dellcata lining down tha ureter. Infections of th* urinary treat also occasionally cause Weeding, May Mean Tubu* Falaa Modesty Unfortunately, many pertons When there U bleeding Ftthowl let false modesty keep them from pain, It might mean soma type kt Informing their doctor about auch tumor In thft urinary fttttf U rea condition. While hematuria sponsible. Such mtunlftr ftftlRMIto may or may not be serious, It benign or It might I Since hematuria I never pay* to take ft chance. A* soon at you notice blood In a persistent sytnptdW, i the untie, consult your doctor. might be merely giving a i And don't think that because It nan* growth ft chance to< occurs only once ond then atop*, by tgnorlnx tha < that it la nothing to worry about Bo be safe. ^ Hematuria It not always k per­ the mlnut sistent symptom. It may appear abnormal. one* and nevet again or ft may Qtnsnoftj occur only two or three times over R. V.: Omr i a constant teartnc from i a period of years. The eya to not Inflimftd, Qola Fora causes this? Answer! It Wm M M toftiftW Bomellmcj, the bleeding la fxtertalve that clots form; some­ Child hta tome djaeklW w H hU to times the urine will be uniformly tear duct. It would bft welt ftoRfft red or pinkish. In other cases, the to consul! your phyaktao. ■ li:s. klae rsstaras **4*14*141m. •7—BKDKER8 and REAL1DRB a J " W t t V R ’iBlI! IM S DOWN 3 Bedroom* and carport* Terratan Floofs ^Xi $1,000 l.arxe 3 ncurouM * bath nowe on Urge l*t Thll II ft free MM M tM R a l« Drlve-Ih Theatre tor R. F. er. Exp. Sept I t 158R Price 117,565 R O SA L. D A Y T O N . BrgUIrred Heal Estate Broker A. B. PETERSON I’hone 2*71 17-91 at Illswalha Broker Asiodilasi A B. r:------- & Strlngor } .L V “ W .leal Estate & Insurance tvilllamt. A. C. Doudnre, Surveydf. Mrs. Lourino Messenger, Assoc. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 16 116 N. Park Are. “ B A L T REA LTYRAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M IIAIiltlSifN REG. BUOKEItS 8. D. Rigbleynan, Associate 164 South Park Ave. Phoan MO NO DISHWATER HANDg In tnl* large subsuatial with all-electric kitchen, 3 rooms, separate dinln, dt-n and oik fldon II) Located on J IfttS M ____ borhood. Reducad tor ItotthU •ala. tujioo—$t,nt Down (1—BKOKkkK aM RKALtORS Thi* i« *i frto nasi to the Palm* Kitchen Equipped Hobcrl A. WilllanU, Realtor Drive In Theatre for Tom Nice ResidenUII Location Htynioad LuiidquisL Associate Evans, Geneva, Klap. date ScpL DO YOU WISH TO KELL Landscaped Yards FRobe 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 22, IU66. YOUR PROPERTY* Ready for occupancy in 4 weeks NEAR PiNECREST SCHOOL, we This is a free pass to the Prairie L*t our axparience and gOftUctl A . K . H H O EM A K R R , JR . be of service to fou. W4 shall have two cicelicnt buys ia 3 Lake Drlve-ln Theatre for Mr*. Builder be happy to dlrcau your prew bedroom home*, i and S years James Moughton. 8xp. Sept. 23, Phone 1991 I M MeUonville erty at no obllgauon. Calf 511 old, but like new in condition. 1536. -^ or tl Aft low ei $10,200. Can be hand­ Nice Comfortable hnm* only i led (or II30Q auwp, with immetlfew blocka from Foil Office W llX TRADI 3 nice l l b potstislon. East farm*. l*ow pHea. Ed Attracliv* 1 BvdrooOi (rame house school wlrg K. ltone, Phone 2t90. In mo*t deslribla neighborhood. ant Looking for home and income? We lsniwood floors, car pone, outW. H. “ BUI" BTRIIPRR Fur Bale or Rent— 4 bedroom have sume excellent offerings oof flPeiRftcw, kitchen equipped. h^uto. 2007 Ademl, Phene Gftr Allen, Am ‘ fdr either the liivfestor er person Owner will trad* tquily for m o<l Arletto Price. Aimftflftto : looking for income along with ern 2 bedroom trailer In good BeSlInr — General IftkRfiBia living quirtere. rondilion. Phone m ftr t i l l IU iTfftSk Are. J Seminole Realty Thl* is a free pasg to th* MovtoFRONT HOME J . W. MKRU On 6 LAKE 3/4 (errs. Completely furn­ land Ride-ln Theatre for lire. Alfred O. Ellerkk, Bap. ished with new modern furniture 1941 Park Ava Fhona IT nr IU 13, 1516. Including TV. g-Bcdrootiii. K4 baths, iarge sleeping porch and HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Urge lefeened pnfeb, 1-eer ga2344 French Ave. race, lovelv »hado tree*. LootJ. W. IIALL, RHALTOH ted 8 mile* from Sanford. lahaay Walker, Asadelale Y ou r H o u m U i k ? 122,000 TERMS. "Call IUU" Phone 175* c- B. or StRMft* O i l : I CORNER LOTS, near Pinc.rcst O S IE R R E A L T Y CO. Bchbol. Aliractive Term* Mura B Oelyr. H»*et M. Field. A B U S I N E S S OPPORTUNITY— Apartment house with six unite. 2601 So. Orlanda Hwy. Phene t u t Tfie Pointer EVENING!- SiVw and too Good monthly income. Attrac­ tive tcrMI. HE CAN r\% IT ) • IP IT IS REAL P.8TATB Cfhiull A REALTOR Klrat ask Crumley A Ifontfitb i t H i South Park. Pkafto m , They Raew W- W E T H Ijjg £ BEAUTIFUL 3-Redroom, 2-bath borne, ioceted In South Pinecroot, Comal lot 5-room unfurn. apt. Newly decora­ beautifully landscaped. Near ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 105-W. PInearest School. BuUt-ln range Modern trailer, Dreamwold Trtll and even. Buy thla hum* with er Cl. $12.50 wk. I'h. 2220. a low down payment and av­ aunt a 414 percent mortgage. If Interested in apartment clMftOne year old. ‘ er than avarage Close la. 144 Jimmy Cuwan. Ph. $1$. ONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN lie I-bedroom, 1 bath home In llUrcillNSON:S Ocean F r a i l Fenced-in Apu. 335 S. Atlantic. DaytftU e t u r n t f - ktdli lo play Beach. C«U 2374-W for rcserva* in 9*fa toty. tioos after 1:00 p. m. ODHAM k TUDOR frastok Asrsua bums bum suitable fat Mtg French Ave. For infonlkPhone 2100 or 2910 y t& ’jrtvA e- According Ts Scientific B4t»V*Jt Sleeping rooms, $5.00 per week. Private entrance, 4io W. 1st 81. R **ia>.“ i s s t t wtH*- *■* PRICED REASONABLE ODHAM & TUDOR S RRA o r - Day To AdverUii BE8T 2-BEDROOM HOME $94.50 $ Is N o -n.Y"..VRIM 2-bedroom furnished apt. Very Ha* a big, romfortahle living clein and close-in. Jimmy Cdand dining room, built-in cab­ wan Pk. 11$. inet* In (no kitchen with mod­ em flleltle ringe and refrige­ 2 1 3 room freshly painted apt*. rator, You'll edloy the largo Phone 2983-W or 2313. Srreened-in porrh end beautifully landiraprd ground* with N l d t bedroom. Private entrance lota of thrubbety and sprink­ 1 balh. I’ Hone 2025-W. ling tyiiem,' lla* a fireplace and central heating. Excellent Furn. or unturn. 2-bedrooa apartresidential location—2417 Lau­ mtnt. Screened porch. Phone rel Avenue. 1013-M. . Only $555. Ray Herron Ph, Will care for child in my home ■ llo or IMS-WTafter 6:00 p mup to 3 yeart. 5 day* g week, For 84je—3/4 Rl* air-conditioners. itry til. Only I Mr I1TU6 each. afs. Mrs. Karl Natuei. oieart dvr f t Longwoed Mitchell air $1552X1. All brand new. Fire dio-HeaUr. roar speaker. Us- 26—HELP WANTED—FEMALE stone Store, Ph. 12. (bey Interior, S t o m Green. Call 2953-R. SEWING MACH1NS OPERATORS For Sale—Apt. site used Electric 8teady ysgr ’round stork, axOnly 1 at $4M0. Fire­ Range., Only Re V IR A L low stone •tores celleat waits. Fray booplullaa'A tog from ITS tion anil Ufa loiuraace, pleas­ — ileal traaaj ant worfciax coadiUoaa, paid BOTH a# these home* are ready holidays and vacaltona. A. We l r r a APARTMENTS: nempamy. 84* in person to BROOKF, pel Vila baths. 114 W. r i m T * For Sale—Trade-In TV, IM Fire­ MILLS, 204 N. Elm. stone Stores. * B U S IN E S S Avalon Apts. Efnclancy, Pk f2|-W utomaIreatona T L Y t t y j B X Y U B j Btorae. Girls avav 11. Ap»ly PlgM Wbto EFFICIENCY ito. For Sale — New Apes vacuum 4 'lb' abla tor far hirkwar or ei >if V i B fM tf p.m. a ;* «L * «s r : t d f t s J S RRS* There ,4 l r , . PliOS'E 2100 or 20*0 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE—Thl* Solid Brick "j»ttraH?$ Used furniture! appliances, touts, •te. Bought-soid. Larry's M6rt 111 East 1st SL Pbona 1631. ,TT- FUh.lshed AH $80 park AVL Echols Hi-Rizer J s f o J T S f c f P ?ifl Sco— 210 8. Park AW. OY HEEL’S uto Painting For Bale—GlSSa fly rods, 10R1II, Closeout at $4.49 each. Flristonb S0« W. 2nd I’hone 11*1-1 Store*. BAD A FRIENDLY PLACE TO For Sato—adjuatahla TV wall TRADE F.M.B. Ic fOe * U5c 44-FARM and GARDDEN mounta $115, TV Serial cave 8tore. 231 8. Sanford Ave. cofjria cabbage plant*. All var ounta $1.11 50-ft. TV 200M Up For Bale-Child'* Out-door Swing talir* — any amount. Hugh C aata $5.00. Flreatone Stores. Set. A $39-95 Value for $29.59. whelchel, Slat* Market SUl Fireitone Store*. 16. Day 1259, night, 697. BtMftt Weleb Repairing. Fully luarantsed. Sanford Jewelry k Lugfsge CO., NM Sanford Ave. For Sale—Usod Rafrigtritor, only For Bale — Have you 4 largt hedge? Electric hedge trimmer $65.00. Flrcitone Store*. only one -lo sell at $15.95. FireDICK MAPEH For Sale—Thor Automatic Washer ■ton* Store*. Tile Contractor—Phone 21M-W only $25.00, Flrettobb Store*. This is a free gurxt pass to IM Septic Tank* Cleaned k Repaired. Prairie Uke Drive-In Thejlrd • Grease TrapS-DralnUMi. Free Far Sale—Trsde la QE Rffrlgerator 1*5.00. Flrattowa Stores. for Mrs. toiler Harper. Ctp. Inspection. Plmne I tS-M. San­ Sept. 23 1956. ford, Fla. Electric portable sewing machine, 111 Pbon* iifS-W. For Sale— Reel type power mowtr, WANTFD only one to go at $51.M. Fire­ Titod, worried, pcopto ti 0. E. Ringe, good condition, r«as itone Starts. ibflr trotiblaa "whito tbav MS onabto, Ph. 13H. Rock Around Tha Ckwl" at { M l U H f c l i lR tT »ifM liN T » thb “ Palm" Sunday, Mondiy, i S T Cttidipot 9 cu. ft. refrigera­ tor. Hood condition. 5150. Call CilHnet, $45. Phone SU-W. Tuesday. 2953-XM. O-SCHOOUMNSTRUmON •T flJ N T A L rt 44 A ^ H j a n c Eb Prepare at home for bookkeeping k Accounting. Scad tor free in­ For iato—$014 Oaa heater, .25,$00 *4—4FTS—HdliSEJI—ROOMS BTU o n l y $34.05 Firestone formation. Free placement serv­ Rose Court: 5 room apartment Sttras. ice. furnished. Kitchen equipped. Pk. Massey Business College, Inc., 1454. r 0 ■S'.TuT”4' ^ THE SANFORD HERALD Frl., Sept. 14, 19M, P*|4 • 15-nbMfcs oust 155 BY OWNBR —Two itors buildings i Bedroont furnlabad ho Sanford Ave., Ph. 1686. $50. 3 Bedroom unfurnished, Tyndalls Grocer#. Lake Monroe. 2-tlcdroom, concrete block, large ctoleia, rarporio nil 1(4 lot* In Utifunt. 4-room house. Funt. 4 quiet neighborhood. PHONE room apt. 11$ N. Jassdmlne 2821)-J. GOOD NfeWS n a n o — Ia vaeknt vacancies M In in • A beautiful couch by day the molt daairabla res desirable residential • A romtortablo 60-Inch wide bed apart by night. A V I 4 Converts to tvin beds Phone 14 1T43-J. TIRED • Convorts lo a couch and a xingle bed. 1-Bedroom fum apt. $ 46 mo. of (he nnme old thing? 3-Red room, t bath house $118 hid. the *|ineious ucur Li*.dully 3-Bedroom fun. house I IS tno. See different home* in —, — A S.'lcrliun of Beautiful Tailored ROSA U PAYTON Btbker PH. 1571 South Pinecresl Sanford Covers and Bolsters rova Manor* 8anford l*—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL Slightly Extra alrhcla Villas Delmrtd ECHOU REDDING CO. Service StattdB for Rant or Lena. IMMEDIATE Corfler 2nd k Magnolia, Ph 1232 xcellent IddUon. Contact N. 'W Bamberger" Mgr. . Bishop, phone sa t or 2401 OCCUPANCY Sanford. S will M y YOU ie see tu MNM you buy. Open Bvftalaga end Sundays. EaaUlde *raUer Salei Palalka, Fla. 54-APrS-$tOilSES-ROOMS TED BURNITTj £ « # HK aateiriM JURYCALL i /• �•■ New Occupational, Beverage Licenses On Sale Tomorrow TH E SANFORD HERALD Page 10, F it, 8ept. 14, 1956 President Outlines Group's Strategy By MARY POWLKR DE BABY — President Ralph Wllherell who head* the OOP club of De Bary outlined the group’a policy at a meeting Wed* neaday morning. "We have no quarrel with the Democrat office holder* and candidate*," he prof­ fered, "We consider them our friend* and neighbors. But we do feel that the two party system Is truly the American way of llfo and so visualised b* our found­ ing fathers. We are thoroughly convinced that competition for local public office makes for beU ter government and more efficient officials." The club mapped plana for two A ll SIT for the opening of the forthcoming rallies, the first of riuck-huMIng season Is "Rowdy which will be held on Oct. 10 In Pepper," cocker spaniel with a the community center at to a. m. long line of retriever-trained Candidate for U.S. representative ancestors. Here, ha cssts an Arnold featured anxious eye skyward as he sits speaker along with William A. up to Ms neck In water nenr the TNUI BOYS are Ukely candid*tea In the frsckte-face contest at the Washburn Jr. of Nokomla, candi­ nrcwsler, New York, homo of his Los Angelas fair which opens September 17, They are (left to date for governor. Along with mistress. Charlotte G. Ilnndes. right); Dennli Abernathy, ft; Walter Wark, 7, and Denial Wark, 8. Ralph Clayton of DcLand will be other office seekers who will greet MOTOR COURT ASSN. TO STATEWIDE RALLY PLANNED the group and give short talks. HOLD CONVENTION This campaign committee will TAMPA. (A P ) — Arrange­ The "sensational'’ Thunderblrda ORMOND BEACH (A P ) — be headed by George M. Percy, of tha South will be heard at tha ments will be completed by the Chairman; Arthur G. Power, vice Republican State Executive Com- The Florida Motor Court Asm. chairman; Howard Sharp, secre­ Triumph Church, In a "great" will hold Ita annual convention tplttee tomorrow for th* atatewlda tary and Carl O. Lind, treasurer. gospel feast on Sept. IS. at Ellinor Village Oct. 10-18. Tbs public Is Invited to hear rally featuring Vic# President It will be the first Urns motor these singers Sunday night, at Nixon at 8t, Petersburg Sept. 29. court owner* — some 600 of I p. m. The committee also will select whom are expected — will have campaign managers for tha alght held their meeting at a motor congressional districts and discus* court. Previously they met in cL Be*. 13 ways to push eoagnsslonal cam- vie or private auditoriums. Admlssleas Th* association said there are lgns In the six districts where Arrie Henderson (Sanford) ) publicans are candidates for now ahont 6,000 motor court own. Rlnora Lawrence Congress, era In Florida, (Benton Junction) Mrs. Florence Stenslrom (Sanford) Colored News Hospital Notes B YOU'RE TELLING ME! . Discharge* Katie Robinson (Sanford) Vickis Barron (Sanford) Tex Lee Simpson (Sanford) Sept. K Admlssleas MUIard Baker (Sanford)) Minnie Lois Cannon (Orlando) Beverage and oceunatlntial Heenses for the year 1050-87 will go on sale tomorrow morning accord­ ing to John L. Galloway, county tax collector. "Notices are being mailed to all those who had licenses for the year 1955-56” GaUoway said. He exp-cts to *41 approximately 150 occupational licenses and 180 beverage licenses. Galloiay pointed out that under the new law holders of beverage licenses must present the license for the current year In order to obtain a new one. Also, If they op­ erate within city limits they must show their city licenses for the year 195T-87. The new license must be obtained by Oct. 1. Gal­ loway said If a beverage license Is not renewed by that date a new application will have to be obtain­ ed from the state Beverage De­ partment. Occupational licenses are due Oct. 1 and are required by all who practice a profession such as lawyers, doctors, certified public accountants, real estate brokers, architects, surveyors, engineers, etc. Also occupational licenses are required of all operators of busi­ nesses such as garages, beauty shops, barber shops, shoe shine stands, wood yards, brokers, ufacturlng, processing, printing, packing houses, restaurants and cafes, contracting in any of Its branches, etc. In addition separ­ ate licenses are required for each and every coin operated machine of any description. Galloway stated further that any one operating a place of busi­ ness for profit and permit? danc. Ing must obtain a dance license regardless of whether any charge U made for dancing. It I* a misdemeanor to practice a profession of any kind or to operate any business or coin oper- ■ ?■; - --4 BF' fiQM K n r41 Pm V 4 ZmM Mr. Rlgrs was employed by Karraker Filling Station on Sanford Ave. at 13th St. for th# past two years. He was a member of the Be­ nevolent and Protective Order of Elks, American Legion, Camphell.LossIng Post No. 63, and of th* Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post No. 32*2. For the past three years Mr. Riggs was a trustee of the Local VFW post and was one of the original organisers of the VFW. lie came to Sanford from Louis, vllle, Ky. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Dorothy Riggs of Osteen, three children, Frances, Nancy and Jan­ et, oil of Osteen; father and mo­ ther, Mr. and Mrs. Dan M. Riggs. Upton,. Ky.; two sisters, Mrs. D. L. Cox and Mrs. A. C. Risln, Louisville, Ky.; and three bro­ thers, Cecil Riggs and Elmer Riggs, Louisville, Ky., Marvin Riggs, Osteen. Remains will be shipped to Louisville, Ky. tomorrow morning for services and Interment. Paul Blxler, former assistant to Paul Brown at Ohio State, now works as end coach for Brown’s Cleveland. Browns. Michigan State’s longest scor­ ing drive of 1055 totaled 00 yards on 13 plays In th* 33-0 victory over Marquette. ON MW tOtlT MITHOAY, Mrs. Catherine Cecelia MePariln, foun­ dress and administrator of tha House of Calvary In tha Bronx, N. Y , Is serenaded by the New York City Firemen's Glee Club. The widow of a fireman who died In 1195, Mrs. MePariln Joined tha original twelve Women of Calvary, an association of widows who devoted their lives to cancer patients. Tha Institution she beads la a home and hospital for Impoverished cancer sufferer* It was her birthday wish that she live to be 103 so that sha can see two friends, who are now studying for the priesthood, ordained. ffwternaMowalJ 1 W m *m *S*m v .v i/ r / rtOCUfflgJ f JH E g f I U Highest price of the collective yearling sales In 1666 was the 980,000 Forrest Lindsay paid at Keeneland for a Nasrullah-In Rex Bayry Is captain of ths San Francisco 4Qera. Near P. O. Phone 103 ^ have jronr Doctor telephone your next pro. ncriptloa to no. It will bo accurately compounded with frooh d ra ft at ■ fair and reasonable price— FAST FREE DELIVERY alno FAUST'S SUN DRY STO R E 20th A French "T o Better Servo Yon" A L L T H E SCOTS FO LK A R E A-FLOCKIN* TO T H E uuiicirici—According to accom(notations and no visitors during feeding of babies. 5. small Georgia weekly was a fearless and dedicated Jour nalist— when sober, that Is.. There come tho day, after hi fiftieth natal celebration, . when the task o f getting out w 1 r\ a new Issue seemed simply ti t' i V— v * >» • too formidable. Fortunately, tl — >t the type from the previous M*— week’s issue was still standSubscriber* were Batonlahed to receive the next day the same paper they hod received seven Hoys eo-lier— with one exception. Across one wus the bunner headline; "Reprinted by popular request” * t j \( T l . / J I| 1 CVr / MmJ A ^ m f \ I v \ / ^ H \ ' Orson Welles played an engagement at a Laa Vegaa nightclub, but possibly his act was deemed a bit too highbrow for the as­ sembled crap shooters and slot machlna manipulator*, because hla audiences were seldom large. Welles told one sparse assemblage, "I am a producer, director, writer, and actor. Isn’t It too bad there •re *0 many of me and ao few of you?" O IM*. by BcaaeU Cert. Distributed by Klag Features Ira* leere. (nauL) ■pelting) 46. Cuts, aa 11 Bird wood - 11. Lika lace 46. Voted "yea" 19. Egg* 9®. Perform DOWN (Her.) 9. Head I. Notla 4. largest river (Scot.) 6. Iteglooa •.Portion T. Turkish title • Holdback II. Bundiee ADDITION TO IllJILUING BEGUN LAKELAND ( AP) — Florida Citrus Mutual has begun a |50,000 addition to Ha headquarters building here because of expand­ ing services. It will Include an auditorium nnd an extension to the printing and mailing depart. ment. The old auditorium will be converted to office*. tie top crust of a fruit pie, help the escape of steam. JOIY DAVIS, 8, of Chicago, was riding hi* new bicycle when ha felt and rammed his foot Into ths spokes of the r*ar wheel. Ills howling brought Immediate help. Joey continued to voice hi* dis­ pleasure as his mother carried him to a nearby hospital where he was treated for minor bruises. ire$ton PRE SEASON XMAS T O Y SALE NO L A Y AW AY8 A T THESE PRICES R eg. 2.00 4.00 1.00 7.00 3.00 10.00 2.00 4.00 Price Sale Price 11AI45 Mothergoose Carta |,|g 11A157 Chum bo Elephant 2*10 11B-93 Assorted Games ,gg 11D220 Doll Criba JJ| 11F142 Barbecue Seta U G 99 Easel Black Boarda 6.88 U H 84 Home Claaaroom M l 11J78 Glockenapell 9 10 2.00 11J82 Choral Topa .... I lf 3.0011J83 H u rd yG u rd y |M 2.00 11M1R9 Dream Cara |,|| 2.00 UM 174 Town & Country C ar .00 1.98 11N14 Xm aa T ree L ife* .80 3.00 11P80 Gun H olster IM 6.00 11P83 Cowboy Suit 3,3J |,gg 9.00 11P89 Double Holater Set 6.0011P97 C ow girl Suita 6.0011R105 R epair Trucks 4.00 U R U 8 M ilk Trucks 13.95 11R124 Search liteC ar 2.00 11Z233 Simonize K it 3.00 UC109 Tool Belt ft Tools 18.00 11G94 Tables and Chairs 5.0011J55 U kelele 15.00 11J Tubs 4J 0 393 Freezers - Washing Machines Ranges - Refrigerators j D ryers-D ish Washers T-V Sets-R ad io s Mm Record Players Toasters —Mixers f l i In Fact-'The W orks • A L L N A T IO N A L L Y A D V E R T IS E D A P P L IA N C E S • F U L L FACTO RY W A R R A N T Y O N A L L PARTS • N O T R A D E -IN R E Q U IR E D O R A C C E P T E D • A L L N E W M E R C H A N D IS E IN F A C T O R Y C R A T E S • IM * IJ | IM t L A R G E S T S E L E C T IO N IN S A N F O R D • SdL o w , In I jO W E S T P R IC E S E V E R K N O W N . . . FactP , ublishing hibited fm 3J | TH ESE A R E B U T A F E W OF OUR T O Y S P E C IA L S — Q U A N IT IE 8 L IM IT E D fiftito n t stores i l l KART Ini 8T . 4 0 7 W. First S t Phone 3020W �If Your Herald !• Not Delivered By t P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M For DeHrery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ^VOULME XLV1I1 I), FLORIDA Baptists Report Good Year MRS. PETER BROWN with her pets, highly pedlgr*«J Boston Bulls. At left is Counters Du Barry with 1' lash s Queonie modeling tho mother look. Confab Plans Electoral College Deadlocking * MEMPHIS, Tcnn. \JP- The rut- -------------------------------------tlonal State* Right* Confcience Q a m * . launched a "national consent* live movement" to try to elect n I IIJl president by deadlocking the Elec- ^ ha* “n DTOWT1S Affi NTSl , m M UM M Y 3KPTKMBER 17 ,1936 Areodated Prena Leased Wire Dulles Says N o Am erican Plan To Finance Suez Canal Detour Juit rioted • very successful church year. At the annual bust* nett meeting on Sept. S, reporta were had from the variou* organ I. latlona and artlvltlei of the church. These report* revealed that the church had 1508 menu licr* — there being 152 addition* to the church during the past church year. , The Sunday School reported an enrollment of There are now 21 depot tmenta in the Sunday School. The lowert attendance thli pait year war rn ChrUtma* day with 553 pre*«nt — the large*t attendance war on Easter Sunday with 01*4 present. The Seminole Memorial Hospital'* Wo. Sunday School haa placed tome men * Auxiliary said this morning. special cmphatU on the nursery The entire program of telling department which now hat an rn* rake mix to neighbors wax under the direction of the Auxiliary's roilmont of 178, Finance ____ who — **':___ Committee. r_ .....::„J. Those The Training Union of the headed the project which netted rhurch reported an enrollment of a good percentage of each ante 232. Thlt group meet* Just Itefore for the Auxiliary's fund* were: the evening worship sendee with Mrs. F. E. Itnumillat Sr., Mrs. special emphasis on training in John E. Higgins. Mrs. John Schi* church membership. Melvin Dekle rard Jr., Sirs. H. B. Pope, Mrs. J. E. Gradick, Mr*. A. B. Peter­ is the director of this group. The Woman's Missionary Union son, and Mrs. E. If. Lsncy. Mrs. Epps, speaking for the en. revealed in their report that there were 232 women enrolled tire auxiliary said "I want to especially thank The Sanford Her­ ald for their cooperation, Myron Reck of Radio Stalion VTRR for | WASHINGTON if-Sccrctary of State Dultes *a)d after a confer­ ence with President Elsenhower today there U no American plan to finance the "detouring of the Suez Canal." Dulle* told reporter* nt the White House the States ___ United w M ica lIs i prepared to help finance, through the Export-Import Rank, In­ creased exports of American oil to Western ..wtiviia nations u If iro through the canal Is "impract or greatly diminished." Asked whether he was bar financial aid to other nation) help them transport oil are Africa and Ihua detour the ea Dulle* said he and Eltenho have planned only at a conUni cyttA the ■V sA- financing of American * _ . <-. Couple To Be Wed splinter parties in 25 states ap­ proved a platform and endorsed l « . candidates In the climax of a Ibfl ^Mff*s#xsa U T 'Z ' - T i , Deanery Holds Rally One Music Recital . I , it Children's Home ln Sanford Sunday a iis a If) PldllSIOn M0US6 ------ — . . . sisti | iiru c i« It i* ex­ pate In a meeting of I I govern­ pected to organise an afternoon ment* which failed in efforts to circle In a few days. Mrs. it. T. get Egypt to accept international* Thomas haa served during he lzation of the canal operation*. past two year* a* president of Duties reiterated In a formal this group. The president neat be (hanked for their excellent re. statement Daued after hla confer­ A gentleman, hale ami hearty year will be Mr*. K. A. Coving­ sponte and work during the week' ence that the.floes Canal will certon. in middle age, the possessor of Annual Spiritual Bally of the United States "is dedicated to a well-lrained baritone voice, who The Brotherhood of the rhurch Central Deanery of Holy Name seeking by peaceful mean* assur­ Isas nhout <10 men enrolled. had made a great reputation for Soclrilrs held In Sanford yesterday ance tatt ha flues Canal will cer* himself in ntu*lcal circles in the at the Sanford Elk* Club, Brow n, probably the’ longest time I m,* t e*r*1 month for a ry out the international purpose North shared honors with a 12It was the first time tho Cen­ resident of our town before It “ W E i _.pr?*T,,m " ,e<l.,n** to which it it dedicated by the yrar-old concert pianist whose fit. tral Florida Deanery has held its convention of ltM ." proudly took iu . name of DoThta la Constitution Dayl ture as an artist 1* assured. In rally In Sanfurd. A procession was Bary. wai the; bridHTroom, wadded "We are not, however, willing Throughout the nation today an impromptu recital at the Meth- formed at (1:45 yesterday morning to t itle -wirtjsr**dsuxbter, millions o f Americana ev* ' ro* to accept f i t dureotvea nor do wo odfst ChBnnmTr Home at Enter, Elsie Faron alto lives here now, on Ihe Elk* Chib ground* following peatlng the prayer issued by teak from other nations accept­ prise, last Saturday night. at dors the granddaughter, Elsie which a Low Mass was held with The Elder Bprlaga Baptist ance at an operating regime for Charles Cassell, offering six Ilov. Fr. Richard J. Lyon*. Bai­ Geoi*»e Washington nt the First the eanal which fella abort of roc* Chapel Is *|ionsored by the First I'roclnmstfon of Thanksgiving, lor of the All Soul's Catholic n* Grace before their meats: ogntaing the rights granted to ca­ Baptist Church and has grown HEFT. 14 Church of Sanford, a« a* Celebrant. nal user* by the 1888 convention,M during the past year to wrhere the A4ntU*l<>iiii; "That we may then all unite present, showed the result* of A breakfast followed the Mass, Dulle* uid. Sunday School now ha* an en­ Mr*. Ruby Griffis (Sanford) In rendering unto Him our stn. year* of itatieut training and prac­ held at the Elks’ Club. rollment of Od. Ur. H. 11. Martin I* "We are not trying to organise DUeha.ge*: tice in the rendition of both ro­ Chari •* E. Wilt, President of the cere and humble thnnks . . . for any boycott of the canal but wa the pastor of-'thl* chapel with iliirley Jcllison and baby boy bust and tenderly sweet number* All Souys* Holy Name Society, Mr. \V. ()., Sanaell serving ns cannot be blind to the fact that (Sanford) that drew murh applause from hi* welcomed the group to Sanford conditions might become such that superintendent of the Sunday Mrs. Lola Cannon (Orlando) hearer*. Ills accompanist, Mr*. and "atresved tho importance of transit through the canal is im­ School. HEFT. IJ Katherine Seller*, added murh to the Central Florida Deanery for practical or greatly dlmnlthed. J. Roy nriit I* retiring n* (he Admissions1 the vocal part of the progratm tho future." "There must always be ways to Nuperlntentlenl of the Sunday Julm Bridges (Sanford) Lilt to Ally»on Lee played, ac­ The Diocesan ConveatJon, sold insure the •development of vital School of the First Baptist Audrey Brownlee (Sanford) cording to the Hcv. Itasrnmb Carl­ the President of the Deanery, will ----------- *r — — supplies, particularly oil, to West­ Church. He has hern one of he Margaret Bryan (Sanford) ton superintendent of the Home, be held on Nov, 24-25 at the Fort pine**, and particularly the ne. ern Europe. Accordingly, we am finest superintendents the church Maxine Alexander (Sanford) who welcomed Hie guests who in­ tlonal One now lately Instituted carrying out planning at a pru­ Harrison Hotel in Clearwater. Annie Mlnnlck (Sanford) has had in Its long history since cluded many music lovers of De. — for the civil religious liberty dent precaution. But our hope re­ Rev. Fr. Thomas Wright of New Births: Its organisation in 1884 accord­ Lmd. De Bary and Enterprise as Smyrna ilearh (treated the Im­ with which we are bleated and mains that satisfactory operating Baby Girl Orwlg ing to the church report*. A well a* from Sanford, in the man­ portance of the Holy Name Socie­ the means we have of acquiring arrangements can be worked out Baby Roy Alexander successor I* to he elected soon. ner Hint ha* become ansociatod ty In connection with the church and diffusing useful knowledge; with Egypt." llahyv Girl Bryan with the talented young lady. Her During the pant past church year down through the age*—In time and In general for the great and Dulles added that at London Discharges: program consisted of " D o l l (he church ha* contributed the of crises, strikes, alekness and variou* favors which Ha hath "Wa will consider developments Reginald Floyd (.Maitland) Dance", "Impromptu Fantaslo" hrresy. sum of 300,328.28. A goodly por­ been pleased to confer upon us." since the previous conference on ElnOra Lawrence by Chopin; "Claire do Lune" by tion — 311,315.23 hni gone to fn aecordanra with a Congres­ the Sues adjourned "Put in practice what the Aug. 23 and, --- aw* (Henson Junction) Di-llusse; a medley of "Sweet Hour mission* and lienevulence*. sional resolution, the President 51Iliard Baker (Sanford) of Prayer" and "The Lord's Pra­ pledgo stands Wright, "and prse. of the United States has pro­ I hope, find a calm approach to the future." lice working for a vocation for Far Its expanding program of Elizabeth lint man (Sanford i yer" and by way of contrast to claimed the week of Sept- 17-23 The earlier conference proposed Unity In the Holy Name." religious education and recrea­ SEPT. 1« demonstrate her versatility, "Kit. "Urge more men to attend the ns Constitution Week. The reso­ internationalisation of canal oper­ tion the church !m* purchased an Admission*: tin on the cKys" and "Bumble lution calls for annual action on ations. This waa rejected by TretFrank Riddell (Sanford) Boogie." She wai Introduced by Holy Name Society so that the u—* Nasser »•----- of- Egypt. ** this great observance In tchools, ident next_ _ rally will be twice as large," Rose Hurt (Kanfordi Charlie Morri-un of ‘Die Sanfurd I.. fJ» he said. churches, and other suitable Patricia Creel (Sanfurd) Herald advcrtl*ing stall, who. with The keynote address for the places. Haiiilton Lavey rSanfntd) Mrs. Morrison and with Mr. and Constitution Day ami the ob. Discharges: _ w---- ... siiwsi »u n 1 UIB Mrs. Floyd Palmer accompanied rally waa made by Rev. F, Joseph Office. John Bridge* (Sanford) by Allyaon'a mother. Mrs. John Daly, Paitor of 51 Mary's of the eervance of Constitution Week Ukes, Eutti*. waa instigated by tha former Mrs. Robert Anthony (Sanford) L. Lee and her sister, Jour lie, To this vicinity came Elsie "We are in the presence of a President General of tba National Florence William* (Sanford) werr Sanford's represent stive* nt Urcnner, a widow, to visit her great upheaval in humanity," he Society, Daughters of the Ameri­ Ruby Griffis (Sanford) the affair. daughter in Mt. Dora. Friends (CeoBanco Oa Page Tea) can Revolution. HEFT. 17 brought her ovar to Enterprise ami The nearly 80 chlldrrn present Membera of the Methodist Men’s Admission*: from there along a sandy, rutty sn-mrd to enjoy Mr. Cassell's Club of the First Methodlit Church Viola cJan Crocker (Sanford) toad that filled her city condi­ "The Little Elf". "The Three will hold their Bret meeting of the Vinona Newman (Sanford) tioned heart with terror but which Partly dandy through Taeeday Chestnuts" and 'The Green Dra­ season Thursday evening at T Jamci E. Davia (Sanford) gon" with the adult portion of led to "the loveliest spot in the with widely scattered afternoon o'clock at McKinley Hall. Births: the audience showing pleasure at (Continued am Page I I ) Their Initial meeting will be a thundershowers) lew tonight 82-78. bis entire program. Following Hie "Ladles Night" event which all formal presentation, many of the members are urged to atlend. children gathered around the piaA supper la planned to precede no for some additional *ongs and the meeting. lano -election* to ronrlude an rnThe Rev. W. G. Aldridge, Pastyfahlr evening. tor of the Community Methodist Church at De Bary, and jvorid traveler, will speak to the group, Hospital Notes Methodist Men's Club To Hold 1st Meeting Thursday Weather parties represented at the eonlcrcncc. despite varying title*, are committed to the doctrine of powerful Individual states. All of them are alto strongly proocgrogation. Board Will Hear Complaints About <Tax Assessments ( J. Dyson Arrives For Duty In Korea The Hoard of Sanford City Com­ missioner* will sit tonight at an Eqnillzatlon Board to hear com­ plaint* regarding current tax a*, •essmmt* from Sanford citizen* and business people. The Eouillzatlon Board will con­ vene at 8 o’clock In the City Coinmission Room of the City Hall. Fallowing the Equlllzation Board UMorling. a specie! meeting of the Bisrd ol Sanford City Crmmisaonrr- 'will be held „to -----consider bids on fire equipment, to discus* the proposed pay schedule* for city employe*, and to review the General Government budget fOr 1850-57. Commissioners win also discuss any other business that might jambefore them at tonight's • , . i l ---- - MIIE. A. W. CPFS SR. (right) and Mm. John E. Higgins, (le ft) assist a cuatonu the selection of cake mixes last week duringtbe “ Meet Your Neighbor” campaign, was a big success", said Mrs. Eppa. (S ta ff Photo) At my Lt. Co|. JameTs II. Dyson, 39, whose parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. It Dysoa. live at 120) Magnolia Avc.. recently arrived in Korea for duty with the UN Command Military Armlstlre Commission. Colonel Dyson, wbo was graduat­ ed from the Army’s Command and Genera' Staff College at Fort Leavenworth. Kan., in June, Is now rhlef of tho operation* branch of the commission. He entered the Army in BMl and has since been awarded the Silver Star, Bronze, Star Medal, Purple Heart and tba F.uropoan-African. Middle Eastern Campaign Ribbon with six campaign stare. Dyson is a 1838 graduate ol the University of Florida and a 1841 graduate of Stetson University's College of Law. Hi* wife, Margaret, lives at 77 W1EUOLDT CAMERA SHOP BEGINS CONSTRUCTION W. Mala SL Indus, N. Y. of a new store front and building thin week- Licensing Exams For Nurses To Be Held In November Tha next licensing examinations of the State Board of Nurse Re­ gistration anJ Nursing Educa­ tion, will bo held In Jacksonville at the Seminole Hotel Nov. 27, for practical nun#* and Nov. 28 and 21 for professional n»rrAnnouncement of the examina­ tions was made by llairi M. Peeples, R N., secretary-treasurer of the statewide organization. Additional Local News O n Page 10 1 1 J M � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6542da7857c9562ec519b2f60519610b.pdf 99230b86fdd37b810162972f29378538 PDF Text Text •m VELDA W e Need Money More Than W e Need Merchandise And W e re Loaded W ith Merchandise - S O R O O D E A T IN (LIMIT SPLEA8E) W E G IV E SA V -M O R COUPONS ROUND GA. GRADE A D-D WflTJl.E FRYERS E' ^ DIXIE CRYSTALS PAN READY 7M m9 < : 8 9m < i»/4— 2u l b . a v . M A R IG O L D n LYKES BUDGET SLIC E D H E R SH E Y ’S ^ OR ORDER B A C O N “ •3 9 > J>AD£iUV SOUTHLAND "GOOD BATIN’* SPA R E R IB ! Lb. 39* STRAWBERRIES 3 CANS FRENCH FRIES LYRES CIRCUS PKGS. CALO LIBBY'S * DOG or CAT F0RDH00K LIMAS 2 - 49c FOOD CANS QUALITY CHASE k SANBORN YACHT CLUB PLASTIC IN S T A N T TABLE CLOTHS SI X 51 INS. REG. 9Hc ONLY CARTON W £ B O R D EN 'S SW IF T 'S FRESH FREESTONE W PLAIN OR JEWEL BUTTERMILK W IL L BE P A ID TO SEM IN O LB M EM O R IAL H O SP IT A L W O M A N ’S A U X IL IA R Y FOR E A C H P K G . OP B E T T Y CROCKER C A K E M IX SOLD D U R IN G O U R LARGE FLORIDA SA V E SA V -M O R C O U P O N S BENEFI T GOLDEN DELICIOUS HEINZ NEW ENGLAND APPLES NABISCO *R HONEY ?« > G RAH AM S* A C MU88ELMANS JQ APPLE BUTTER ,90 Z 2 3 f JAR KOTEX E-Z STARCH » 21c ir. 39c CUCUM BER D IS C S ■\ r.J. MEET YOUR 110*. NEIGHBOR SA LE �71 1 Shop and Save In Sanford fe r a l AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER •OULME XLVin If Your Herald Is Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery " Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA * THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IS, 1956 SES Office M ay Open In Sanford A survey that will be itarted next week will determine whe­ ther or not a Stale Employment Service office will be rc-opened In Sanford, according to Tom I-awton Jr., manager of tho Flor­ ida State Employment Servleo of. flee in Orlando. Two representatives of th# agency will spend three or more weeks calling on business firms and farmer* cnploylng 10 or more people and Investigating other phases of employment pos­ sibilities in this section. Lnwton pointed out that should the of­ fice I* established, It 1* probable that It would servo the fringe area of Volusia county that bor­ der* Seminole county. Tho pro­ gram I* designed to provide the service for economic areas ra­ ther than limit the functions the office to a political subdl. vision, the Orlando executive said. Today letter* are being *ent from Tallahassee In which Wil­ liam Norwood Jr., Director of the Florida State Employment Ser­ vice is asking persons employ­ ing 10 or more people to cooper­ ate fully with the team of sur­ veyor* In supplying accurate In­ formation, It I* pointed out that the data are confidential. Should any business or farm not get one of these letter*, they should phone the local Chamber of Commerce office, Lawton raid,' It Is estimated that the field work foe the report will take at least three weeks, after which action must be taken both In Tallahassee and Washington. The growth of the number of worker* in thii area wa* called to Lawton’* attention by the Chamber of Commerce here. Since the area wa» *ervcd to a large extent by tho Orlando of­ fice and the facta were known to him, Lawton quickly mode a pre­ liminary review of condition* and waa pleased to make the recom­ mendation for the survey wMeh it It hoped Will lesd to an office In Sanford, he laid. George Touhy and Clifford McKibbln, Chamber of Commerce officers urged tho enthusiastic support of thla effort. Business houses with a minimum of 10 on the payroll — and farmer* who work 10 or more people should make sure that atatlsUe* from their operation* are Includ­ ed. If the survey team falls te call In the neat two week#, th* local Chamber of Commerce should be told of It. It means much to the county and to em­ ployers to have tho office In San­ ford, the trade body officials said. Associated PrtM Leased Wire No. 192 Dulles Says U.S. W ould Not Shoot W ay Through Canal sels W ould Go Around WASHINGTON LW- Secretary of State Dulle* said today the United States haa no intention of shotting ita way through the Surz Canal if Egypt blocks tho passage of ship*. Dulles told a new* conference I AND MRS. CHESTER REARDON OF DH BAHY show aomc of the ceramic artistry created the United Slatr* would favor di­ thlr workshop which haa Just been established In their Iwme. Mrs. Reardon holds an Intricate de­ verting It* vessels around Africa led modeled into a table lamp. (Staff Photo) under auch conditions, regardless of the extra cost involv'd). He said tho U. S. government Is ready to consider dollar loanr to friendly countries who might bo unable to withstand such a finan­ cial burden. Dulles appealed to Egypt lo re­ consider Its Initial violent objec­ tion to a plan for setting up an association of Suez canal users. British Prime Minister Eden disclosed Britain, Franco and tho THE EXECUTIVE HOARD or Plantation Estate < Woman’s Club met yesterday. (U rt to right) United States would organize such an authority in a speech yester­ they are: In front row: Mrs. Arthur L, Wlllgoose, secretary, Mrs. David J, Runkte, president, Mrs, Arne G. Erickson, vire president. Mr*. 'tiumdnri* It. Broome, treasurer. In back row: Mrs. Harold A. day. Lynch, Mrs. Wnllucc F. Gabler, Miss Dorothea Lnuterbnrk, Mrs. Carrol) IK Blackburn, Mrs. Paul While Dulles' meeting with re­ C. Froetirhcr, Mrs. Charles C. Bcrlsch, Mrs. Charles C. Wagner and Mr*. Horace J, Catcher. (Staff porter* was still In progress, tha Fhoto) Egyptian Embassy announced that Ambassador Ahmed Hussein hid called on Dulles a few minutes earlier to give him “ the urgent mesaage that tho acherno which Sir Anthony Eden wants to im­ pose on Egypt Is an open and flagrant aggression on Egyptian sovereignty and ita tmptemen* tat Ion meant War.” The embassy said tha ambam* The parent* of three Seminole*County children walked out of tho dor told Dulles: BY MARY FOWLER meeting this morning of the Sem­ "If the United States daslraa The executive hoard of the inole County Board of Education war then she may support this [ONBTRATINa THE USB of molde In ceramics; On lha table, 1efore Mr. and Mr*. Chester scheme but if her desire it to Plantation Estates Woman’* club saying, "We will await your an­ don, are eeveral of the hundreds of molda they use In their hobby, (Staff Photo) work for a peaceful solution, tho ntel yesterday nt tlm mansion swer.” achem• haa to t » abandoned.” house of Do Bary to map plans Mr. and Mrs. E lliot Cammack, Dulles' itetemtnt today appar­ resident* of the Geneva area, tor the. forthcoming year. Tholr were told by the board tt\at ‘."The ently liad tha poraoaal backing o f first ‘ occasion will her w cuvtrM Seminole County Board of Trust­ President Elsenhower. - , James C, Hagerty, White House dish luncheon In October, with the ees ha* recommended that your press secretary, told reporters at delightful nnd gifted the Rev. children be transferred to Sanford MONROE, Mich. (* — A Grey* Elsenhower’s Gettysburg, Pa., schools, provided that you ftim. Wllford Aldridge as guest, des. ish transportation for them.” hound hu* and an auto hauling farm that the President had con­ CLAY, Ky„ (D — Only ona white • crlhlng his adventures nt home Tho mother and father of the truck crashed head-on near Mon­ ferred on the Suei crlaia with Dul­ and two Negro pupil* and seven of three children told the board that roe early today, killing three per­ les by telaphono before Dull**' BT MARY FOWLER and abroad. leaching staff of 17 showed up news conference. The President their children were not now at­ DB BARY — To one who conDuring the year attorney Ca­ sons and Injuring 22, Slate Police was resting at hia farm today, for class today In the face of thin tending school nnd needed an Im­ feaaedly atanda In awe of all art, community’s passive resistance therine Haworth Carter of Desaid. Hagcrty announced too that mediate answer. m}w lovely ceramica of Mr, and against integration. Land, Frederick Clovering, n Gen. The discussion* tills morning at Trooper* of Iho Erlo post said Eisenhower will fly here tomor­ atra. Cheater Reardon present InTbe mayor said white! would eral Harry P. Newton and Mrs. Ihe regular meeting of the School the truck driver and two bu* P»»* row afternoon for a White House vitatlona to learning. The Rear- boycott the school, \V. L. Rulicrtson of Smyrna Board Ercw nut of charges made arngrr* were kilted. Two of tha conference with Premier Robert dona are so genuinely enthusias­ Menzies of Australia, Menslea la aharp contrast to past days, j BELFAST, Northern Ireland by Mr. and Mr*. Cammark that tic about the modeling, tinting Bruch will In, cluh siwakers. one of their children had been dead were Identified a* Francis headed tho commission which and biasing of their designs, that •‘ crowd showed up at the school (_|>01fce discovered today a boy— Tho annual open house and “ spanked frequently by one of the G. Pesko of Detroit, tho trucker; failed to reach agreement with apparently about 7—who they said callers remark wistfully, "I wish where the enrollment is MOtea: a men's night and Valentino teachers In the Geneva School, ami Mrs. Frankie Mao Semple, 38, Egypt's President Nasser in re­ The two Negro pupils, James ' 7 X could make something half at Gordon, 10, and him sister, Teresa has never bathed, cannot eat hu. party will bo winter nnd spring hail been punished for going to of Detroit. The other victim w il cent Suez discussions in Cairo, pretty" and the hosts ask tham I, arrived an hour and a half be­ man feod, who grunts like an ani­ Dulles made no reference at hl« attractions. Ono of their welfare the rest room outside of regular not Identified Immediately. to atay and watch the proceti. fore class was to start. They play­ mal and roosts like a chicken. news conference to Hussein’s visit* periods, nnd had recreation per Six of the Injured—one of them In Pittsburgh, the Reardon* ed In the school yard and talked Bgt. Hugh Ron said the "piti­ project* will be to provide as­ bills withdrawn because of dis. In response to questions Dulles In critical condition—were admit­ said ho hopes other ns Boot will JAMfht thla work, themselves first to newspapermen amt National ful little boy” was found In a lien sistance to various Volusia clpllnary measures." ted to Monroe hospllals, police ■saving taken It up as a hobby, Guardsmen posted In the area. house at Down Patrick, County philanthropies; the aged, h uso Cam mark Iold the hoard that said. The other* were treated and Join the users* association. But ho _ Instructed _ in schools <*f Down, IS miles from Belfast. Several atudenta came to school In nursing homes and to the Ju­ "it has been an unhappy situation released. All were bus passengers. said the United SUtea would go the East and the West, with but quickly left after they had He his been taken to a home It alone with Britain and Franca from the first because of the venile ripedy. Sheriffs deputies said the bus, tome o f their best inspirations picked up books and personul be­ in Belafst arnlt urned over to a reported whippings and unusual bound from Pittsburgh to Detroit, If necessary, coming from a visit to California. longing*. Seven appeared ready to team of physician* for examina­ Dulles said repeatedly the Unit­ punishment. Sheriff J. L. Hobby Is attending and the truck, outbound from De­ ed Slates Is not seeking to pro­ In Do Bary, to the utter delight stay but six left before the as­ tion. "My children sold that they troit with a load of new automoo f tbo Cub Scouts, they are go­ sembly bell. One unidentified Sgt. Boss said a group of child. a special meeting of tho FBI didn't want tu go tn the Geneva hlles, collided at 3:30 a.m. on U. voke war by helping set up lha ing to hold classea once more, white student was still in the ■an playing "hide and seek” ran School which I* School because the teaeher didn't S. 21 just north of this southeast­ new Suez asaoclatioa. at the Angcbllt Hotel la Orlando, fa t those young men. "It will school. This In effect, waa tha raply to Into the hen house, which adjoins like them,” said CainmackTba meeting, according to rcern Michigan community. bo aa rewarding for us as for Cairo denunciation* of the auoMayor Herman Z. Clark out­ a collage occupied by a widow Khcrlffs office, la t’lialrninn of the Board of Kiluporta from the Deputies said the truck hurst elation plan. tham," smiled Mrs. Reardon, spoken Integration foe, said: and her two grown daughters. The Civic Center at FI. Mellon |cation, John llrumlry, told the Dulles also said ha could not ftWo were surprised In Pitta- "1'U not rest until Jamea and Tch children found the boy • one-day calledd arailon. Park will be tlm scene of the reg- Board this moinltig that it is “ the Into flames and set the bus afire. Bus passengers escaped by recall that Eden ever bad said V irgh when we taught the Teresa Gordon return to a school perched on a roost with the hens ul" ••u 'onl ° f SV 'for:tl n?*‘ ! policy of 'the hoard not‘ to* furn crawling out through windows and Britain intends to shoot its way prawnlcs, by their Innate sense where they belong. We will follow and rooster*. and hkl Club tonight at 8 o'clock. M - transportation ......................... Uh for children an emergency exit, deputies raid, through tha canal, If Egypt trial a i proportion and their tnven- u policy of passive resistance by All member* are urged to at Is cannot walk “ He cannot talk. He (Continued on Page Seven) Interiors of both vehicles wer# to atop British vessels from going tlvents ■ fn character! ration. For keeping our children out of school and he cannot eat human food,” Slid the public Is cordially In Clear to partly cloudy throuali destroyed by flames. through, (Coolined on P age Seven) instance, one made a Santa Claus until the Gordon* leave.” Friday | low talght N -U , If Egypt refuses to allow ves­ Tim bus driver, Charles Kicr of that was so lifelike 1 always Only the school principal, Mrs. New Kensington, Pa„ wa* report­ sel* through, Dulle* said, it would think Of him M the real Santa. Irene Powell, and six teachers ed In "very bad" condition at be in clear violation of th* 1881 were present. Children can teach us all." Merry Hospital here. He suffered convention which promised accesa Maj. Gen. J. J. B. Williams and Wa wandarad about, amaied severe hums over most of his by all ship* to tha canal In peaca •ad openly curious when our two State Police cars escorted the and war. Tlie Florida Highway Patrol body, eta gently parted mould* and Gordon children to school. The It would be up to each country Gordons rode In the family car. has ullotteil another half day to j»m each matrix brought out to decide what to do in such a At Iho school, Williams took the Seminole County for driver# artistic bits that were Juat being esse, Dulle* said, license exumlimtlons. •born." "Some ef the larger and children by the hand and led them if Egypt halted any akip*. ho The FHP examiners will give Biore intricate figures," explained onto the school ground where said, members which signed thla instructed a Guardsman; examination* on Thursdays and Mr. Reardon, "are poured Into Be p i, IS 1888 convention would be free lo "When school open* let the Gor­ Thursdays from 1:30 to 5 p.m. ••panto molds and reasscmlib’d Admission* take step* through the United dons go In the front door ju t like mid on Friday morning from D After they are baked. One must Minnie te'c Patton (Sanford) Nations or take what Dulle* called the whit# children.” Rhm to handle tham gently, tn<>. to I'd. Julia Price (Sanford) other appropriate action under tha These hours and days will he I f the pupil doesn't went to slain R lf lh a circumstance*. effective next weak, according to them one of the 77 eolora and Baby Boy Phillips (Geneva) Dulle* declined to tpell out what information released today from tints available, they will come out Discharges he meant by other action. He said Judge Ernest llousholder'a office. 'biaque. Otherwise they go back Rosa Washington (Sanford) that if the questioner told him Here to fore, examlnatilons for (•to I860' heat. (We have a huge Mrs. G. Ilorton and baby boy what tbe circumstances were at ATLANTA UR — Georgia'* suc­ driver* licenses were given on JQO volt kiln coming In from Tes­ ccssor (Sanford) that time he could then tell him cessor to veteran U. S. Sea. Wal­ two days a week. sa any day new). If gold touches ter F. George wlU be Herman E. Clifford Proctor (Winter Park) what the appropriate action might Renewal of drivers license* at be. •re desired or dalkate features Talmadge, 43-year-old staunch ra­ Kept. 13 the office of the Seminole Coun­ Admissions are to be modeled, thla la done cial segregationist. ty Judge I* behind schedule, ac­ Florence Williams (Sanford) KEFAUVKK TO HOLD FREAK ■nd then they go In to mature, Talmadge rode to victory yes­ cording to Mrs. Let ha Fowler, Eugene Route (Sanford) ) CONFERENCE IN TAMPA terday in the Democratic primary a» !W0\" Chief Clerk fur Judge Hou*j)olBirths TAMPA LO - Sen. Estes KefauI We can eee that the Cub —equivalent to alection In thla dcr. Through Sept. 10 only 3,. Baby Boy Padgett (Sanford) ver of Tennessee, the Democratic sis going te 4(Ught their ttale—over Melvin T. Thom paon, 381 licenses were renewed in eon. candidate for vice president, will Discharges whom ha haa twice defeated for ___, with charming gift* from trast to 3,(!d8 renewed Up to the bold a press conference here to­ Wayne Peters (Sanford) •cries of lessons learned at governor, but never by auch a same date last year, Roberta Griffin morrow afternoun. A niuiurcado Raardon home during the smashing margin aa in the Senate A total of ! (1,3311 license* were (Altamonte Springs) then will escort him to Sarasota race. !*»**»• ___ '________ issued in Semlnolo County fur Visiting Hours where he speak* at night. Talmadge led in all of tba coun­ 1P55-M, said Mr*. Fowler. Private Rooms—U a.m. to • p.m. ties heard from—117 of a total at ta m f T * 1- S C I E N C E S B U I L D I N G Only 20 per rent of th# licenses Semi-private Rooms—I p. m. to 4 1&9 — and had 371 of the decisive m u D E D IC A T E D p. m.; 7 p. m. to 8 p. m. have been renewed and ono-thlrd county unite la hi* column to none -GAINESVILLE I D - The Unlverof tho month has gone by. Pediatric*—11 a. m. to ■ p. m. ■Qp of Florida's modical aclen- for his rival. He bad appealed in ( Pareuta and/or grandparent! MorturRu are urged to have sas building wW be dedicated Oct. hit campaign for an “ overwhelm­ only) their drivers license renewed as IfcU. It la tbo first unit ef the ing mandate” to carry hi* battle quickly a* possible in order that] Obstetric*—According lo accoinC R H a Miller Heahk Canter. A for "local salf-determlnatlon” — HKVENTT-4U.______ __ Officers of Heavy Attack Squadron they, might avoid long walling! raodstlon* and no visitors during boepitsi la i tbaM i d for and racial segregation —. to' tba Nine os they a n inspected by Gdr, John M. Miller prior to hla assuming command ox of ms the aquedron lines' during the last-minute-rush.1 feeding of babies. 1 congress. yesterday. (O ffle k lK e te , U . i . Navy) Ceramics Classes White, 2 Negro upils Attend Class Police Find Boy Reared Like Chick Executive Board Schoolteacher Charged Maps Club's Plans W ith Unfair Discipline For Coming Year Truck, Greyhound Bus Ram Head-On; 3 Persons Killed Hobby Attending Special Meeting Boat, Ski Club Gathers Tonight At Civic Center m m sm ) Drivers' Tests To Be Given 3 Days Each Week Hospital N otes Talmadge Elected George's Successor Additional .ocal N e w s Cn P age 1 3 " - ... - -Si �T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D Radio-TV Highlights Arctic Angels Mr VAL GltKUEL Tba r i M u k i Dally Nowa-Mlaer •ARROW, Alaska, UR — Around Alaska flying circle* they call them the angel* of the Arctic — the woman who ait on top of the wvrld and bold In their bands the Mfaty of pilot* and paiMngert, both military and civilian, in the •vast oxpanie of U. 8. territory north of the Arctic Circle. And, vitally Important to the dafente of the nation. It la a pri­ mary task of the trio to check the Identification o f all aircraft heading toward the continent from the north. The Wien Alaika Airline* Radio Room la manned entirely by wom­ an! A 40-year-oki veteran tele­ phone operator, a former auto supply office clerk and a young Eskimo high school graduate. Their job U to maintain groundto-air communications with every flight in the Arctic and to the north. There are plenty of them. Small “ bulk" plan* trips, cargo arrivals of supplies for the DEWlino (distant early warning) Wlcn'a •wn tourist run*, tho Air Pore* "Ptarmigan” weather flights to 1 polar region*, and Scsndlna.lan Airline* system's transpolar ' ?s aU depend on the angel* for diroe z Tho angels also ride herd on the safety t t s nation. When radar warns that s plana Is coming In from tho north they wait for tho allot to call in his identification. I f their radio remains silent, a jet fighter la soon streaking out of Lodd APS fas tlm Interior to find out if tho aircraft is friendly. Those throe women eat, sleep . and work in o single story, frame radio aback in tho boert of Barrow village, sad If their positions seem ■nusua! so "Outsiders," they seem normal in i ' region where Incon­ gruity ie the rule rather than tha SBception. Barrow is a conglomerate of k contrail*. Tho largest Eskimo setin Alaska, there are an Legal Notice iWL n e y s y o r this c a u s i i r « s BKMihai.K '• V A T U o r r U M l O A tx ' Stm M B BIW TW c w n o r r o w * j&£AT« o r HIMTKR H. J4UHI„ Bstnnnq. 4 ALL EKRaOH* AND CKNDIH TOM MAV1NU CLAIMS Oil UK5 lfANDi AOAINBT BAID KBTATK: * Tom it * «tch of yon or* h«r*by s 2 vmsa 5 nnRO. IH U H i estimated 1,300 native residents living under a timeworn cloak of culture which scientists have- da­ ted back to the Stone Age. There are no bars; only bootlrg liquor brought In by the worker* and bearing sharp penaltlea for aala to Eikimot, restaurant rloiurea at midnight and a village dance which abuts at 1 a. m. Throw in the amelia of drying fish and freshly killed whale, rdd a handful of camera 'citing tmirlit* well known world traveori, the perptual howl of husky do?*, constant drone of aircraft and thr­ ill-month nights and days of tha Arctic and there I* Barrow. Ruby Fielding, the former triehone operator, ha* been on tho Mb since November. Through sen­ iority, she already Is chief oper­ ator. She'll tell you she came to Barrow “ for a change.” dut she his a different reason for staying: "It's a way of living that can't be duplicated and I love it.” So far, Alice Smith likes her Job. She worked for an auto sup­ ply house in Vancouver, Wash., before miking her first visit to Alsska lest winter. Aflei a few month* as office clerk for a wholesale distributor she headed back to Washington, but missed the far north. Her second Jaunt to the territory took her to Barrow in April. Tha third member of the staff baa lived In Barrow all her life ex­ cept for the years aha attended high school In Southeast Alaska. Holly Avakahna, whose father is a hunter, used her Inga school diploma to get n Job at tho native; store before the chance to team radio was offered. She has been at It ever since and Is proud of tho opportunity. Each pulls an eight-hour shift, reporting for duty by walking through a door In th* living room, from their quarter*. Thero tha stays with one of th* other two bringing in coffee and Joining her occasionally for a chat when buriness is slow In the airlane* over* held. Open tors hive o n i* and gone since this unique operation got un­ derway last August. Some have married construction w o r k e r s from 400 million dollar DEW-lin: installation; other* have returned to tho statea. Nixon Will Begin Air Tour Sept 18 WASHINGTON </P) —V ic * lalo of tha Coualy President Nixon will embark on 8epL 18 on “ the most intensive * at notha CommoowooUh or ” vanla. (a tho Connie Jv*** ot ■•ml. air touy In U.B. political history" . nolo County, Fiona*, at hi* offlr. lln .h la rc-elcctlon campaign, th* I Re'tyiblUari National, ‘ CommUta* r announced1'; Monday, ** ’ sir s e jn a n d t h a jl a•*• In m Th# eommlttra said Nixon will placn an! rover more than 18,000 miles, Mr*wo*^J*» * * » « n and visit .12 states—with on* atop In each state—during 14 with "working days." Th* schedule announced will carry him to Oct. noatloa I K J ' B arlSa Blalut*.. 3. It will take him Into every sec­ tion of th* country. Nixon will h* accompanied hy NWlI - S S M S S W . 1; Ilia wife, a staff of approximately i w a s f f c K - W L 't o W i J 12 and more than .10 reporters, th* committee aaid. • of Mia will •( .aih o*cooo*a. to. "This unprecedented lour,'1 the * gather with a esulflad nopr el Lot» ur* TMtamtnUrr i.»u*d to th* un* rommlttee said, "has been sched­ » S*r*la**e. having bi*n »*>""*•* J* uled with ons atop in each state nroholo oaS rs*o(d In th* Count* JuOeo'a Court at ntmlnnlo Couotr, to h* visited, to enable the vice r l*rjohnlV » U r ',1*,htl»t MnMiahtrg president to gain a rrosa-iectlon T hu RKAD1KU TIUIBT COU- of U.S. sentimsnt—from politi­ cal and civic leaders, farmers, RoaaTBe?Vo*nirt»a»t» workers, businessmen, economists —In th* opening weeks of the Eisenhower re-election cam­ E^?l,W?l7 aJi-TMUmlit HKIBTKIl IL MCULK.NDEHO, paign." Th* Itinerary Include# these DOtHILAB'aTKNSTHOM stops in tha south! A--------------a lt s r a s y t U “ K d w srita lluiuina Sept. 28—Nashville, Tenn. isioVa^ristias Sept, 20 A .10— St- Petersburg, .NMT Fii Augult ii“viVs*TioN dated Fla.' 1st l i t roots o f (bo CoBOlr Jo**t. BKWiNoi.il roBBir. riotUs, 'KsUmalcs of future nrrdt for la I*to bolt. wood In tha U.S. Forest Service's fi£ v® ?W oS S B iiS C latest survey, tha Tlmlter ReI I S c n u A source Review, are based on a *0 All C n iltM i BBS Ratoons Hat- population increase to 210 mil­ t a j ^ r u i a . at dooms aAs A b b I b s I SalA lion people In tha U.S. by 1076. You aaA tach of you trt htrtby netlttsA aoA raqutrtA to urt.tni tut But a recent eilimale appearing rltlBtt anA AsbubAb whlsb you, or In U.S. News and World Report altbtr ot you, soar hato oaslmt predicts a U.S. population of 227.6 t h * M t a ls o f f e m e R . N o n iM lH K S (sosMttMts kaawa as KR1U V. million people hy 1076. TOiwK MM. ANNA M. UCY of Evansville, Ind., has a full house up hrr slccv* as she arrives In California to compete for Mrs. U. 8. Navy . 1030. She it shown with her husband, Chief Hotpltalman Henry E. Lacy, and their seven children, ranging tn ags from two months to ten years old. Mrs. lacy's family is largest of any of th* 30 finalists from far-flung Naval districts. (International Soundphoto) 1 BE *vV, w Sf * NEW YORK VP)—Th* depar­ ture of Sylvastar L. Pat Weaver ns board chairman of the Nation­ al Uroadcasting Co. Is, signifi­ cant of a trend in the television industry today. Weaver, contemplating the past and the future In an Inter­ view, declined to spell out his res i oni for resigning beyond his Friday statement: “ My re­ cord couldn't be clearer. I leave it to the people in the industry to evaluate why I le ft" They have. Aad this is what they see: Weaver is the most creative intelligence yat to have, wielded so much executive power in tele­ vision. A man of bold Imagina­ tion, he declined to confine his Idea* to table talk. He commit­ ted millions of dollan to crea­ tive Ideas and, mo.w than any single Individual, caused tha In­ fant Industry to grow. Under hi* leadership NBC-TV programming Increased In length of time and depth of content—and achieved it* present prestige. Then why, ask people in talevision, did ha resign! Must it not be that ha fait tha network was unwilling to continue the ex­ pansion of his IdcaaT If that is true, and most people fact it la true, It maans that NBC aa wall as CBS, (tha ether largest net­ works) are minding their finan­ cial meat and potatoes for n time. And that, In turn, means that the viewing publle'a hem* screen will not b* greatly widsnad in tha ntxt year or two. This sea­ son's programming plans tend to support that thaery. NBC has had many executive purges In rocant years, but it's generally agreed In th* industry O . A trta tB d . 1s t * o t s slA 2 Almost sixteen million acre* of Florid* timbertand are Inade quately stocked. Rut many of them ran be returned to former productivity If uncontrolled fire is kept out, for this parmila na tural seedling stands tp bersme established. WIISUIC. DAN)It, 41, a World War If Navy veteran from Danville, Va^ shares hi* victory with his wifa, Ruby, and son, James, In Los Angeles, whera ha wai elected tha new National Commandar of the American Ltglon. A textile executive, Daniel won an easy victory aver flv* other candidates for tha post- (International 5oundphoto) "WhewI What a dayII President V tlS A T Il! SHIATH . . . (II* Aaoosl bo r ndsamaA ansordlng Ie law the peaparty AasaribeA la auob oortlfl. fata w ill be sold to tho blabsst - blAAcr at ike frost door o r ibo 1 gom'aole r’onnly Coin I lloun* at 1 fednford, rtorlds. aa tba fltnt U#«. Aay In tba month of llclnbrr. ISIS, rh la the 1st Aay of October, this Ilth Aay of Auaunt. k't Real) Coaaf y,rVtoriAa conference at Whit* House last week THE RECORD SPEAKS ikselk end csIsr-caardlsatsA ails* iTSolsf from Stapkanle Knrst'l loll <*l. h i , . , - , . , . d J ng S Vhi*Snas K S £ £ " J fS M j Ucllsa. tk*atk, okkk kal a bolt lo back I—rformanr- . « .achievement* aoA as sdjudabU collar, may b* worn (wen an insult Ui the people ople oof_ this HE HAS ______ FAILED __I Dlatriet. ________________ ^ TO « tmarl data dftiL KXIM-AIN WHY UK HISSED 07 IMPORTANT ROLL CALLS ON SIGNIFICANT LEGISLATION. HE HAS IGNORED THE CHARGE THAT HE WAS ABSENT ON M QUORUM ROLL CALLS. HE HAS MADE NO DEFENSE TO THE FACT THAT HE FAILED TO IN­ TRODUCE AND HAVE PASSED ONE IMPORTANT PIECE QF LEGISLATION IN B YEARS. Instead of explaining this record, he has toisad dignity to th* wind and has adopted a TRUMAN brand of polltlca. Unless ha wao uiiifiuotcd In certain newspaper* (which 1 doubt), ho has uttered de­ liberate misleading statements about a (mall ad I published in ordar to rails campaign funds. 1 admit I need financial help. I am th* underdog, fighting to win in a district where the odd* aid overwhelm­ ing .1 must cope with aTme-party system as well aa th* unfriondllnaaa of many traditional Democratic newspapers. Certainly tha public baa a _right In order bawnca Let's keep th* in to in* . W to contribute ( a a■ •s> > m m balance —a these bu. adds._tLevs — & i- st-.s cam smpalgn clean nnd dignified, Mr. Harlong. Tha people want it that way ay and to do I. I might also remind you that ovon your friend, Mr, ruman, appealed for public funds ow a national Tv hook-up at tho Truman, Democratic convention. TWICE A-DAY MAILS SCHOOL INTEGRATION •* listtaii H IG H P R O T E C T IO N * S A INN E O R D Anomc lumDiu. bank j. | iat Weaver win form n agency a{ bis own. •That'* not my prcicnt inten. lion,” he aaid. "But at this point I am not «aylng I wilt not da anything. This, alter all, |i mr first chanet to alt down aM think." ^ 3. That Weaver will move to CBS. "I have not baan broached by CBS," ha aaid, "and ! don't as­ pect to b*. Under the ciituastances it seems most unlikely,1* Rtarvltw M irror 1 .7 5 Valu« 9 9 ' • Full 4-In. dtamtltr • Htavy chromt plating • Fit* all car* BactricTcpc *25 44 ' • Rac- 10c Stool Ti f : Rtf. 2.19 Laval M 1J7 2 -5 f Flint I n d t 1(99 2.50 H cdcScw 4.19 Th I l u Rag- 7.29 Oandi ViM Rag. 0.95 Ftinf Kb 1 .99 411 514 5J0 R*f- 1S.fl • Full powor • Froo tmtallatlon • Fit* molt cart *22 Rtf. 29c Polishing Cloth............. Rag. 9k Ash Tray—........ Ray. 100 Curb Feelers, pr..................... 1M Ray. 100 Spot andTrouble Light.......... 1.59 Ray. 1S9 Rear Door Looks, pr.---------- -------- 1.99 Ray. 910 Traffic Light Finder.................109 Ray. 919 Car Clothes Hanger... ..............199 Ray. 0.49 AutoTop Carrier.... — ........... 4.99 Ray. 20.00 Plastic Scat Covers, Installed ...1191 The twice * day mall dellvtry^ __ . . . . ought to JbeMro»tor*d H ___ _ . Thor* should be no increase in any postal rite* except tho*# on th* un­ wanted advertising mall I most of the 3rd class mall ia just that). Thig class should be made to pay Its fair share of tha coata. Under tka Elsenhower administration th* postal deficit ha* decreased from Tt7 million In 1V63 to 383 million dollan ia 1W3. With contlauod ex­ panse cutting and ecuaomy and a raise in ard ciaa* rate*, not only shall the deficit be eliminated but taxpoyen could one* again have firat-claas service, LO W C O ST la wad u I r t la U . Sattory Ike appeared In splendid health when I met him last week. Ha was chstrfu! and full of vigor. Ha waa particularly int*retted m Florida and asked me* many -question* about-the State and the SU| dlitrRti ft 1*: my upinfbn ha would like to come down here during.tka campaign. When 1 told him ha would set the State on fir# If In did, ha amilad and modestly asked me "Do you think I would!" ^ a mwi'iiw.' IgM cits and LUND u y li laios o» iacti T**r u u IS fcV fV i">51*t**?*»*r»ik H T i f t . V u t?V :;rV .f, Ar.'c«% .nV odn to*yaiy,,6lorUla*0*ri* ** m# la wblclt ataSSooA e L HoldAU ef aalA preporty being In itf w r ite -* HARDW ARE • PRICES SLASHED Gtnulna mohair fabric Fits all Mrs Sura-grip, non-tlip construction ______ ......------ ---- wit U IVw K«i| .N .mat that A. Urol I tb* holder of tho follow I asrtlflMta has flltA rtcata for tas dnod to ____ tbsraan. Tba cartlfleats aunibsr and year of Ihiwbco. Iha dsncrlatlan of lb# groporty, aoA tho asms la which was l u i o t f are aa follnom s fe ® ! O N A U T O ACCESSO RIES i f « A m -tr s T to x Wi DISCOUNTS w r i v w /o R*g. lhc1 sly. I* « • Couste Juda* o f ■•!*• fa a la Ceuatv, rtorta*. a t h is a t tic s l a th a c o u rt h o u .o o t sa t* County at Banlurd rtorlds. w it h in e igh t calendar m o a th a front l b s tin ts ot tha f ir s t e u lillM t lo a o f t h is notice. Mach c la im or Artuaad s h a ll l>o In w r it in g , a n d s h a ll s t a t s I h * p l ic a • ( raaiAesea an# goat o ffic e a d d io m o f tha c la la a a t . a n d clia ll bo sworn fa by tka rUloi.nl, h it aa.nt o r Harney aaA any such c la im o r #A aot go fltod s h a ll bo void. a u tr at;mrAr NonuanKN A* AAmlalstrator or Iks K.inl. of MltlU It NOIUMIIIKN (Mmoilmss known as kric V. KOItIHIItKN), dncssnnd tlitrt tMcta clouds. Her* are three ro­ tating currently on the Madison Avenua-Rockfeller Plata axis: 1. That Weaver will take a port with British commericat tele­ vision. "I have not been approached by the British,” ho said. "I can't •ay I wouldn't take it up. Bui I’m an American and I went through the entire early days of radio and television. And I have an un­ derstanding of Uie needs of th* agency as well a* the network. It's sometime* overlooked that I've been successful with advar- • Rag- Ik " M S . |WJ£ K Wearer is too big a flguf* to b* purged. Ha must have re­ signed voluntarily over a matter of policy. Weaver Is not through with television, however. Stretched out comfortably In his Sands Folnt, Long Island, home, ha said, "I'm trying to take the time to dope out how the medium should de­ velop tha Interests of the pub­ lic." His Important rol* and vital personality always have attrac­ ted rummor* aa a mountain at* t — t l ,_ L » * * ,_ t * Sta rrin g W haal Covar • Rai. 50c rIRIMfRlUp^i ilt K fe S S air. tut turn WOOTIM, 18-month-old victim ef rystle flbroiis. arrives at tba National Institute o f Health, Betbasda. Md- In tha arm* of his father, Tom Woolen. Tb* child, whoso resistance to death-dealing Infection la great­ ly reduced by the disease, was admitted to tha clinical center through Ih* efforts of th* First Lady. Mrs. Diright D. Eisen­ hower, She hoesam aerare of Craig's condition by a letter from a H W M —— (B.rlutciMdossI» Florida M not ready for school lnteryration. Mori time is nocoaaary to obtain the fundamental necessities for aoch a move. Un* doabtedly, the Whites will bocurao more tolerant whan they kaliova th* Negro is ready. Organiiatloaa ilka Ike NAACP should oovoie thalr Urn* seeking belter living conditions fo r th* Nogro, bettering his sen** of moral values, Instilling kls Initiative toward work and hi* responsibility to th* community, oottor playground*, rscronttonai .a-‘ "•‘ea and community cantors ‘ clllllts canters p might alie W* a help. llnu-d on a hypothesis that th* aogregatod Btatoa would l*e*lv* Hnscd no Federal aid,'oven without th* Powal) amendment (which mad* 1| m- — . . j , .-(,: uoiuing kXP>eased hlauatf publicly agaiaat tha mm» •ur* monlhi before It waa voted oa ia CoagTosa. Ha waa agaiai aid trregaruicss oi tha anii-sagiegatlon (f#w*U) ameads*ant H*_did* share tha opinion of kt* col leagues, wa, aaawly aaamly Rp| Rap. Bek Bikes, a Domecrat, who said "However, our own ‘ a elasaical n am pu ef oa* * Btato Btoto la which is not going to rats* tho money t ___ ______ (acilitlea tor our (hlldron.” Instead w making on native i ’ll* much needed relief for Iko aogTOgnWg oekoola of r * throw In tka spong* bofor* tha bottt* had Mgaa. Man aa m u m week. Arnold L. Load Rcpoblicu Not to— far Caa| T i . PaL & 1 2 9 !? Tabla R adios REDUCTIONS UP TO 40% ON ELECTRIC APPLIANCES WMtinylwuM Port-A-Voc Claanar X t, 2 9 * 00 Down—1.25 • Week Electric Com Popper*---------------------------------- 444 ap Electric Iron*................................ 9.95 Mp Automatic Toaster*.... ........ r .~..... 1199 ay Electric Shaven Mi*»*a*«a>MMa«*aoMM>*****a*a 14.91 ay Automatic Cotfeemakera *MI*(*»«***.»M»».« 11.95 ay Electric Blankets........................... 99.95 ay Electric tVaiben ...»..... 94.95 ay Refrigerators................. ....... ....... 199,95 ay Electric Ranges ................... ...... 199.91 ^ A SK A B O U T REVO LV IN G w »■ w w O U R C R E D IT N EW P LA N tfire $ fo n e �f Smaller Grapefruit Crop Is In Prospect * yp MIS. ANNA M. IACV of Evansville, Ind., lui a full houie up her *1mv # ns she arrive* In Califorr.'a to compete for Mr*. U. 3. Navy 1050. She 1* ihown with her hutltand, Chief Hofpltalman Henry E. Lacy, and their seven children, canning In age from two months to ten year* old. Mr*. Lacy1* family li largest of any of the 30 finalist* trom far-flung Naval districts. (International Soundphoto) Younger Set Goes For Adult Western NEW k JltK Jim Bowin' ABC-TV. Friday evenings is nd vet Used ns on ' ’adult Western,” f hut dmibllesa it will find more fans In the younger set. Scott Forbes ntars as the knife-sling­ ing character of the old South west frontier. For whatever It’* worth, let’i remember that the actual Bowie was born aome time between 4790 and 179(1, some any in flenrgla, nm! others any in Ken tucky. In his young manhood he 'Q was Involved in smuggling slaves Into Louisiana with the pirate Jean I-ifitte, Aliout 1828 he muvivt to Texas, where he was prominent in the revolt against Mexico. He died March U, 1830, in the defense of the A! amo while lying ill with pneunictnln, The long hunting knife i* associated with his name, but he did not “ Invent'' it. j i A* with Davy Crockett, our "^hert’a chnroctcr ha* Itcen considcrnbly cleaned up for the televi­ sion audience. Howie represents “ good,” and “ good" always tri­ umphs over “ evil." Hut the pro­ ducers have set quite a task for themselves in selecting a pro. (agonist who lived by the knife • No one was worked over with * knifo in' frontier stylo on Inst reek’s opening show. It's doubt£ ful If anyone ever will be. Too many parents would put the pro gram on the forbidden list. In any case, the program'* preoc­ cupation with the knife i* some thing for parents to think about. One six-year-old boy, who was greatly excited by the program r i | I | j j nORINCI CHADWICK America'* leadingwemssthsanet swimmer, holder ol five world rtcords for ill msjor chinnH swims, aits Chimp You, too go for Champ the • ilro - rb a m ln b re a d sb am plea* d teo M still was talking about knives long after bedtime. In fnlrness to him and “ Jim Howie," how­ ever, one must add that ha itiil has not struck his younger brother, , , Elvis Presley Department: The appearance of the teen-agers' hero on Ed Sullivan's show Bun day night resulted in the highest viewer audfcnce rating the pro­ gram haa received In Ita history A 15-clty Trendex survey of about 1,600 vie were indicated that the Bulllvan show had 82.0 per cent share of audience. NBCTV, which shelved Steve Allen for the night and went to film with Itobert Donat In "The Ma gle Box,'' had an 8.3 per cent share. ABC-TV, which presented “ In Which We Serve" for the third time in a year, had 0.8 per cent. * Secret Hearings Foreseen By State Investigators LAKELAND bP) — Florida’* 1950*57 crop " f omnges am! tan­ gerines should be larger Ilian last seaion but smaller grape­ fruit crop 1* In prospect. Tht.i wn» reported Tuesday byFrank Seymour, general man­ ager of the Federal Citrus MnrIketlng Committee* which ml. minister the federal citrus mar­ keting Committee* which ad. ping regulations. Seymour predicted a larger volume of froicn concentrate this season but said single strength Juice production will be about the same a* Inst your. He cstlmntcd 24 per cent of early mid tnidseason varieties uf oranges, 75 per cent •of temples nnd 23 per cent of Valencia* will l>e shipped In fre-.li fruit form. About 25 per cent of tended grapefruit and 70 per rent of seedless varieties will go out ru fresh fruit, lie said. A limit il*i per rent of tanger­ ine* will be shipped fresh and should be su'd under more favor­ able marketing roml'tl ns Ilian last season, Seymour added. George Harr of Winter Haven was named chuinunn of the Grower* Administrative Commit­ tee and Fred 8. Johnson of Turn, pa hends the Shippers AdvisoryCommittee, JACKSONVILLE (A’j —Some secret hearings are foreseen by the Florida Legislative Investi­ gating Oanmlttce. Secrecy, however, will be used only when necessary to protect w-ltne***!, committee member* laid at their organisation meet­ ing Tuesday. “ We will have to hear some of the complaints in private.” said Fen. Dewey Johnson of Qulnry, “ Or we won’t get the witnesses to testify." Rsp. Henry Land of Orange County, who was named chair­ man of the Joint Senate House Committee over protest of the Senator mcml>ers, said newsmen will lie given atl the information it is possible to rctease after any secret hearing. The committee was ert-ulitl by tbr special srsilon of the Legisla­ ture to Investigate “ all organisa­ tion* whose principals or activi­ ties include a course of conduct on the (part of any peraon or group which would constitute vlolcnco or a violation of the law* of the state, or would be inimical to the well being and UNIVIRSITY of Minnesota art* entists are shown launching a new plastic balloon In Minnea­ polis which reached a world record height of 143,000 feet The old rrcord of 120,000 feet was set last summer. Dr. Edward Ney, Professor of Physlce, said the lighter plastic accounts for its ability to climb. The balloon was built by the university for the Navy. finternational) Teh Institute. for Crippled nnd Disabled has nail designed an electric mat which will open it* door* automatically to the slight•kt touch of a patient’ s whcclchar or crutch tip. Stresses Im portance o f Breakfast M beautiful long lasting MIR* BOB-TONE prints . . . true reproduction of original , . . for only f 1.00 poet paid. Idea! far friends, relatives, ctasa atm, servicemen. Perfect for Jroh or college applications, limply send riNK POLL AH m " with each picture or negutlve of uuy lice. Your original will he rrlurnrd la perfect caudillm along with 20 permanent fin* ■h MIKKOUTONE priata mt rack pose an highest duality photographic paper. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE WHITE FOR OUR PRICES ON YOUH OTHER PICTURE NEEDS Endowed la S ....... far M1RRORTONB Name ---------A d d re s s CHy | rndooe p h o t o or negative ehJeh will be la perfect con­ dition. ---- fovQmtry s m ic i. vice and Economy! 84.98 ' 25 (16-20ytsn old) Orange Julre Whole Wheat Flake* Milk for Cereal and to Drink 14 eup 1 ounce W cup 2 ouncee 114 rupe 1 teaspoon 2 alirca 14 pat X Rairin Toost Butter Jam 2 cups 2 teaspoons 3 slice* 1 pat 1 2 heaping teaspoons MORE BILLS THAN YOU CAN PAY? W H AT |V* ' "I You'll find it trot so much omsior to itrolch your paycheck SOCKS GARBAGE garden Educators are alarmed about the lack of good nutrltloa habits among teen-age girls. Many studies have Indicated that tecn-ngeis do not receive enough food, as far ns the necessary nutrients and the amount of food they cat. The Children's Bureau, in ita recently revised pamphlet "The Adolescent in Your Family," recommrndt that breakfast should provide about one-third of the adolescent's daily requirements of protein. To take care of one third of an adolescent's needed protein for the day rails for a substantial breakfast — for example, a serving of fruit, a bowl of cereal, nn egg, a gloss of milk to drink in addition to what is on the cereal and 2 or more slicce of buttered toast. Ueteirvh at the State University of Iowa demonstrated that teen-age boy* who ate a good breakfast felt and performed better, especially in the late morning hour*. It was the consensus of the school authorities that the omission of brrnkfsst exerted a signifi­ cant detrimental effect bath on the attitude and scholastic attain­ ment of the torn-agrrs who followed this practice during the time they were in school. ThU study further demonstrated that the good breakfast habit Is a sound nutritional principle that apptlea to tecn-nge boya and girls nnd the young nnd old alike. MOTHERS — Are you doing your part to impmve the brcekfaat habile of your teen-agers T If not, itnrt now I Take special rare to serve an attractive, adequate breakfast each day. A basic breakfast pattern, recommended by doctors and dietitians, of fruit, cereal, milk, bread and butter, wilh eggs and breakfast meat* for variety, will ensure that your trrn-agcrs are betpg served a breakfast nutritionally adequate for them. Breakfest Menu fer Teen-ager* To Provide One-Third of Daily Protein Requirement TrtinttGIri Tern-tft Bv/ s t r e t c h STEPON FOOT h o se too% nylo n CAN $3.98 89c S k Pr. Special Friday & Saturday Roast Turkey with Dregsing— Cranberry Sauce Three V egetables or Salads— Hot Roll, Butter 82c Ice T ea or C offee Desert ////A > ' / '/^///' . PT. R U B B IN G A L C O H O L 5 LBS. EPSOM SA LT S 90c D O A N S P ILLS $1.25 A B SO R B IN E JR. 500 ASPIRIN TABLETS TWO CHEM-O-CEL I LB. DEXTRO SE 27c I PAN A T O O T H PASTE SPONGES BREAD W OOD M IL IU N IR O N IN G and FOLDING BOARD STOOLS COVER C A K E BOX $1.39 A L L M ETAL • SERVICEMEN PHOTOS • GRADUATION PORTRAIT • SCHOOL PICTURES Movie star Joan Fontaine's real name is Joan de Hnvilland. The *\ S. Minted ISA million She took the name of her step­ dollars in slver coin* for Austra­ father for stage and screen per­ lia during World War II. formances. comfort and convenience—atep thb way, pleaae, for Quality . . . 8er - 20 for 91.00 • BAHT PICTURES HOME PHOTO SERVICE P. O. Bex SMS Pork Place Greenville, 8. G, bureau member companies in nine Southeastern states report­ ed over 0,000 auto losses but that by 1956 tho number ID ported by 230 companies wsl only 3,000 with a much larger auto registration. anything a modern drug .to r. .houid enrry fm health and grooming. YOUR FAVORITE PICTURE Waitet 81m 2ft X Authentically scaled electric model railroad* began to be pop­ ular in the 17. S. around 1938. GAINESVILLE (,F>— A state seminar on arson detection was told Wednesday Florida has one of the worst wooJIands fires re­ cords In the nation. J. P. Sehuck, chief investiga­ tor for the Florida Forest Ser­ vice, added—however—that “ the steady pressure* of penalty” on possible violators has cut the ar­ son rate from 85 per cent of the wild ftre* to 50. Sehuck said may Floridians “still believe it is good to burn the woods" and that such sent!, ment hurt* enforcement of arson laws which carry’ * penalty of five years for malicious burning. Negligent bunting 1* a misdeme­ anor. J. II. Crnlk of the National automobile Theft Bureau In At­ lanta told the group that careful supervision hod resulted in « ■harp drop In aulo arson. He said that in 1939 about t50 Competitive prtem . I t r - * W ptrvice of courteous clerk.! That’, what make, .hopping «t TOUCHTON 8 ao plntMnt . . . ao aatbfylng . . . n o economic!. Whenever you need $1-A-Year Rent For 17-Room Mansion Ended CLEVELAND bV)—The Alex­ ander J. Brady family hat been paying the government |l-a-year rent for a 17-room mansion for seven years, but a federal judge says no more. Judge Paul Jones ordered Brady to move out and pay the government 81,800 back rent— |100 a month for the last 18 months. How did Brady ever get s deal Ilka that? He sokl the house to the gov emment for |31,360 In 1019. The governent planned to build a vc•ran'a hospital on Brady's prop erty and 13 adjacent lots. The people whu lived In the 13 other houses also sold to the government and moved out. But Brady wanted to stay on. So he got a government man to sign an agreement, renting him the house at |1 a year “ until such time as the premieee are. . acually needed for ha purpose for which purchased. That day never earns. Immed­ iate plans for the hospital were canceled. Eighteen months ago, the gov. emment ordered Bredy to move. He refused end displayed his agreement. Aest. U.B. Atty. Bussell Aka argued In court that the agree ment was Invalid because the goverment officer who signed It had no such authority. Judge Jones agreed. “ I don’t think there is any rhyme or rea­ son to his position," he said. “ What If the hospital were never built?" Brady says na won't appeal, but he’d still Ilka to atay in the house and la willing to pay |100 a month for the eight bedrooms, five hatha, four flreptacei and tn r -.c .r garage. The average retired worker .hem-lit feint Social Security In JAW nj - jill 37 a month, 10 per rent higher than in 1954. THF. SANFORT) FERAL!? Thur. Sept. 13, lDSfi Pnge 3 State's Woodlands Fire Record Bad Step fk/r l % V k m Alpha I’ hi Alpha is the oldest national college fraternity open Slump* of longlcaf pine cut to Negroes. down for lumber In southern states arc also available. The The l !SS aircraft carrier Sara­ abandoned stumps are sourer* of toga can change her sea position turpentine, plM oU and rosin, 1a v in .eh as goo miles in one day. Sixth B etter Breakfast M o n th orderly pursuit of their personal and business actlrttles by the majority of the eltlaena of this •tale." ThU was interpreted hr aome legislators to mean particularly the National Atsn. for the Ad­ vancement of Colored People. Johnson said, however, it la not aimed at one group or Indi­ vidual and might rover investi­ gation of the Ku Klux Klen, the Tallahassee Negro bus boycott anti many other fields. House Speaker Ted Devil of Hollywood, who sat in on the meeting, suggested the commit­ tee thoroughly Investigate any Information submitted before holding • hearing on It Otherwise, he said, a commit­ tee hearing might be used for an unjustified attack on aome per­ son or group resulting In smear, ing a good name. $1.59 98c S N A P - GRIPS $19.95 e l e c t r ic SKILLET <. 1 1 8 .9 6 Guaranteed 8*9909 ©A C FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N -SANFORD 111 W**t Pint StrtRl............................ T*l. 1155 tow friMSMTSeeter tvlWiefl ■--------- ORLANDO*------------------------------ 407 W*$t Central Avenue.................. Tel. 3*6403 *•» STOVE M A T S ASSO R TED COLORS TO U CH TO N DRUG CO. . . h* / . m > % • -s WSFt '' : �;r < Major City Improvements Expensive, Painful To Install But Invaluable 9Sf *• ! When ft throufhvray la planned to run through • city, announcing the route la like •tlrring up the wall-known hornet’* neat. That we have experienced. The people whoee homea are removed, .moved bftck, or changed, Juat don’t like it. The people a little farther away who can’t aell their property to the city aay they don’t like it. Practically everybody thinlu it ahouid have cut through a few block* in one direc­ tion or anther, or at a slightly different ang1e and lan’t It terrible that the engineer* don’t have am* more aenae than that? But once the throughway la built, every; body lovea It It provide* a pleaaant, painleaa way to drive yw ujVi the city. It eaaea traffic clogs Hi vthcr i* r ti of the town. It adda to tha attractiveneaa and efficiency of the city, and vlaitora are generoli* with their praiae. The few people who had to move get comfortably aettled elaewhere, and nearby property value* ahake into their proper per­ spective. The through way experta alao point out that accident rates on the scientifically planned throughwaya are not aa hight aa on conventional highways; that death rates are leaa than one-fourth ua high; that motorlata save one-third on gna becauae of the ateudy, unobatructed movement of traffic, and that travel time is just about half that on city atreeta. Government Payroll Evvery now and then it occuriT to someone that we really have a tremendous lot of workers on the federal government payroll. Figure* are cited, and there is h Prison Inmates Have Rights general groan, and maybe the number of Evar priaon inmatea have righta, a point workers is even cut n little bit. •that soma of ua aometlmea overlook. Probably there are too muny on the Borne of thee# righta were enumerated federal payroll. If so, the number ought to recently by Myrl Alexander of Washlnifton, be cut. But Indiscriminate slashing is not the Jn hia preaidentlal addreaa to the Amoalcau answer. Such a move would' he disastrous when citizens begin to suffer from the lnck . Correctional Inatitutlon. Hia of righta" inttudea the right to of much wanted sendees. Whatever re­ dicent lurroundinga, tha right to maintain duction Is made must be made with one family and community tiea, the right to re­ thought firmly in mind: The payroll must be main a productive worker, the right to Im­ big enough to maintain government ser­ partial and (ntalligent treatment without vices at a high tevel of efficiency and effec­ gpoclal privilege*, and the right to poaltive tiveness— no bigger;*and no smaller, either. guidance and couneel from qualified peraon The nation’s budget director, Perclval F. Brumlage, has Juat launched a new drive net. ' "Tbouaandfl of men in priaon,” auid Alex­ to trim the number of federal employes. He ander. "never aee a paychiatriat or trained haa asked all government ugencie* not to counselor, Many priaon libraries are pitiful fill retirement vacancies unless It is absolute•oIlecUoM o f dicarda from public ilbrariea." ty necessary. No on e,** are sure, other than poaaibiy That is a sensible, moderate approach to some doting wife or mother, aaks that j>rl* tile problem. •oners be pampered. What la generally forHowever, there la another problem. And . cotton U that they do not go to penltentiury that la the countless commttteea and agencies ''for life. Their sentences expire or they are authorised by Congress mushrooming into gigantic government agenebe, seemingly pardoned. How they will act when they regain free­ overnight, and without apparent considera­ dom will depend largely on their treatment tion of the sweeping effect that the addi­ tions to the pnyroll make on federal expen­ behind bam, ditures. Our congressmen uud lawmakers must be Sanford Herald constantly aware Hint the federnl govern­ frtiiwe psii, h i i >i attufdiy ■»* aunj», ment payroll, If It grows out of proportion ero# a* n m k « um autt*r ostabsr it. iaia at to the service rendered the people, can be­ P*a onto* a# ftMtera. riaiila une»r lha Aat •I C a jtw ar March I. Ilf* come a menace. Mltar Sad PublDfror raao MAHinM ■ARM *» ■tl... BtarutUa S.illuw e m m J. obanmo. Advsrllsln* 4l*n»a»r Tha E Tha llcrall la a msmbsr af tha Aiinoiitr* Prats Which la aatiuad Milasivsly to th* u,a tar rainibiicanaa at an Ua laaal aaw* priata* In tbit aawipaprr t. . ft*pr*s**t*6 Kaitenall, b , Osnsral A ir.n t.ii,* ft*rv<«* fan. I ll Oaorgia Ksvinc. Bank ni<u Atlanta Osorsl* ■" tfTION nxrfc stmecitiKrit -rr-----—- was* On* Ma*lh I la par »M t ll.ll Bl* 'Uailhi featba ■li'Uoctbi On* r*«r III to Thor. Sept IS, 19B(i TODAY’S BIBLE VERSE Bo It he that layeth up treasure for him•elf but is not rich toward God.— Luke 12:21. The amaxlng folly of accumulating for­ tunes we can’ t take with ua, very long has ruined many live*. You can take it with you in kindly memoriae, Hot Pepper Eating Contest This morning’s mnil brought news of another contest to be held'durlng the month of October, It Is the f(nt world's championship Hot Pepper Eating Contest to be staged at New Iberia, La. The contest ia a bout with nature's hot­ test vegetable fire that will be conducted in six "heats” , with contestants eating their way from one hot jicjpper to hotter pcpjier. Points will be taken off for such signs of weakness as : sweating, agonized facial expression, and blowing of breath. Losers will receivve, us consolation, ininiuturc fire extinguishers. It'a going to be the hottest race yfet. tic Is Valuable U. S. Export By MILTON BEMBER NEW YORK Jau pro* rides tha United States with tu greatest opportunity to win Wands fend apresd good will in Latin America. IMS Is ths firm opinion of Jaatman John Is Ports, SS.'yssraid columnist for Metronome, if! tl>« musical msifsiins. lis spent nine dsys In Csrscsi the psst summer ** s uncut of tha Cum* rns Juts Club mid its president, Jsrt|Ue* Ursumitelii. Ls ports’* venture un i his eonsluslon thus support the rather obvious but recent discovery that poputnr music ran I# one of ths Try and Stop M e — — i y SK N N ITT C I M "'HE HEAD OF a Wall Street brokerage firm observed. ( A "When I stroll through Hie typing department, it’s like a piece o f uranium approaching a battery of Geiger counters. The closer I get (a those girls, (he faster they cUcM" \ C i/c * Clic* The new ghost writer fora Hollywood tycoon received (his anguished a p p e a l : "Neat time, please don’t use such long words in my speech. I like to know what tv* I'm talking about!’’ ■thing | — -I gatf stomp married a girl w|m laved auctions, la his Hasp, h* hollsrsd "Few!" MM arid* with ."Four tw onty-enr YOU'RE TELLING ME! •% N tn Kftto- Csafrel pros* Writer r THE UNIVERSITY Sf There fers a lot of vartetieo of tieut earns up with a payckologt common man, and both Ik* and cal study *• the aad1 AdteLBoU Adtsl want to to liked by them. ■peeimsM ate reported pat voter, for taaUnro. fsvsrwMr. t t I /to earns le to e H/ettor hsofft" Fritollp to psspte who of traps wanted • AMtor trto srrsw up te to PrctUrnl « / (/sited ffsfrs. I I t t I I There s ip is fto common fmrm 4 ssrplHs crop, is /act. I l l That* or* samman Isqublltas > • t o sa s s w s s P s w s i i s H. A a y t o w , MA TSWf g W »ts ye ilt IVoa V W B OffeOY* I I I sriWi wake Is Th* study was e o a g u c t a d ITS collfge juniors aad in Nsw England. Comundergraduates. most vslusblo U.3. exports and rood will srsnts. Us found south of tin* lull'd rr whst cither*, such as taui* Hatchmo Armstrong, have encounter* rd In Kuro|u) and Africa, ami John Dlsiy Gillespie in Europe, and Asia. "On tha cultural level jess is ths greatest open door ws have," says I.s Ports, s serious student of jasi who plsys clarinet and saxophone. "It Is our unique con trlliution to music." While In Caracas, LaPorta played with four different group* and delivered loci hits on Jaaa. The group* Included th* lS-pIece orchestra Casablanca, lbs Char. Icy Nagy quintet. Juan Barab< bas sextet, and the Walter Al­ brecht sextet. The program wa* varied, in eluding some Dixieland end on* composition In Pori* wrote *1 peclally far th* trip, called "South American Brothers." And of course some Jam sessions. "Tha response was terrific," La Porta said, "Th* Immediate •motional effect on the audience tremendous." La Porta teaches in Ihe Oy» ter Bay and tbs Farntlngdale schools on tang Island, N.Y. He la pursuing advanced studies at th* Manhattan School of Music In Now York City. H* started out playing tho clarinet In Phlladrl. phis when he was a youngster. Last year th* Votes of Ameri­ ca recorded two hours of hli mu si* aad nttor oomposition* play­ ed by th* Farmlngdals High School band for overseas broad coals. P A L M D R IV E IN Theatre <«**• nvww.) On Camaraa Ave. Iwtwatn Cel­ ery A 88th 8t. Ph. 1M-W In­ troductory' Adm . . . II. par car up to S adult* TUllAY ft FRIDAY TIMBERJACK .With Starling Hayden UNTAMED HEIRESS . With Judv Canov* CARTOON People-To-People Contacts Urged By BEM PRICE Associated Press News Analyst •WASHINGTON bPi-President Elsenhower taiJ, “ Wc must wid­ en pvery possible chink In tho Iron Curtain.” lie added that whenever the love of freedom becomes "great­ er than the fear of guns at their back, then dictatorships fall." Eisenhower wl* speaking in­ formally Tuesday to leaders from about 40 field* of Amerl* ran endeavor. He wus urging a ’ program of peoplc.to-pcople con­ tacts around the globe, a sort of "every American an embassador of good will” Idea. Of course‘ Elsenhower was not proposing that all the world be irenst In the image of the United States, but suppose, in such a pcople-to-pciple program, Amerl. cans went around tnc world preaching (his doctrine: "Government* are instituted among men, deriving their pow­ er* from the ^ust consent of goterned. . . whenever any form of government becomes destruc­ tive of those ends, it is the right of tho people to niter nnd abol­ ish it. ami to letltute rew gov­ ernin'nt, Injinp It* foundr.t’or.s can start at age 50, are the same By PAUL K. WEAVER as the amount of tba old-age In­ on such principles nnd orgnnlManager of the Urlsndo Social surance benefit you would be en­ slng its powers In such form, as Security Office !lo them sh*U seem most likely to Today I shall discuss disability titled to if you were 65. effect their snfety nnd huppiin connection with old-age and Rear this in mind: the first survivors Insurance, nissblllly month for which cash disability For suppressed peoples every­ first esme into Ihe social security payments can bo made Is July Insurance picture in IBM. Until 1917, However, there will be no where this would he n call to now, however, It was Just a pro­ benefit payments for your depemlvision lo protect the Insurance dcnL* uidil you become entitled rights of a worker who became lo uld-age benefit payment* at totally disabled after a record cf age 05 (nr In the case of a woman employment or self-employment1getting disability payments, at w itllt, t.n i v \i. l a Ottl.VMItl covered by the law. There was no any time between age 62 and 65). m i itsii%i provision to start paying benefits Of course, receipt of disability i ; vi : v i >u to hlm 'afler he was determined bencflti will not affect the pay­ ,:*!> Vlsw.cs l,:*.-n 1:0* Adventure will, t rule Wall to be disabled for any further ment of benefits to any of your j;|n i 'wrtiM.il I'srnlral gainful work. ellglbe dependents ip case you «;S0 Ws*iusr-N«w,-Hi>»rt* tilt J.ihn Daly Niks The 1056 amendments to the so-! should die. 4: in lliltillnK <- Kl.hlnu with Di.li rial security law change this. Benut The work requirement* for dis­ 4:41 flsnilrti :mt Cm bunted Mlrr-,r glning with July 1957, a disabled ability insurance payments at aga T ::1S K'.nw. ,.f Vrsterday person age r.o or over, may be 50, arc: social security credit for lit* Cllmnx eligible to start getting monthly |Ike years of work Iti the 10 years v.J.- ilr.uM h>. Mars »:»n Huy la.ml.arilu social security Insurance benefit before the established beginning n:Sn limn- * Allen payments. It is no longer neces­ date of your disability, and l*fc in-nn tv re-1 nnu 'rnm Ctitcsiro tine Nlaltl News Depart sary to wall until he reaches age years of work In tba throe roan ilitis (itarllahl Thestrw 68 to have his retirement pay­ before that date. Actlvo military tZilW Hlsn-ulf t-HlUAV ments start nor Is it necessary for scrvlca at any Urns after Sapt> IB, 141 Hlsu-un 1‘rumuui Hamms an Insured woman worker to wait 1940, and work In tha railroad in­ id , >,’*»• Wssliter Until *h* becomes 0 , if «he is dis­ dustry after 1936 can count to­ l:uu •liuud Slorrilna' Cautwlii Kwnxaruu abled and has reached her 50th ward thu work requirements for » MM, This Land of Uuis K r t ile Ivuvwca Htiuw birthday. disability insurance payments un­ riii> lUO Thi, Land of Ours To meet the requirements of der certain condJtloni, However, lO Uwrry Moors Uliow linn this new provision In the law, you if you are receiving another fed­ KUO Hulks It lllcta Lads must be so severely disabled that eral disability benefit or a State il*no Valiant 11:14 l.nv* of Life you are not ablf to engage In any or Federal workmen’s compensa­ 11)10 Hriir.1i fur Tuliuirrots t substantial work. If your disabil­ tion benefit for any , month, th* |I M S t in It llnm* nl.ltth i iM io s ity I* Just a temporary condition amount of your disability insur­ News -* Stand L'O A Ds Counted —on# that will not keep you out ance benefit will bo roducod by tha "As lit* World Turns'* 11:10 of work permanent!', or for a long other benefit for that moath. • iron Jnlinnv Carson Sltow Art t.InkUllsr's llnussnsrlr and Indefinite period of time—you I ■ S o If you apply far disability In- IMS ilwrrv Moure Hhow nre not eligible for benefit paysursnee benefits, you will be re­ 3:00 The Pis I'weoff mem*. Or If jrutir disability is a :S0 Klim Var* ferred to s State vocational fa- S S, 44 Uob Crosby, Ht>ow kind which Just makes' ft neces­ a mm, llrlshtsr Pas sary for you to slow down in work liabllitatlon agency which will con­ lit 4 flaerst Storm sider you for services which may l;lo !<• Kdaa of Mtaht part time, you cannot qualify for hsnnel‘ III crossroad* help you return to gainful work. IMS h -------monthly benefit payments. How. MWIIII-Tl J%rH*OA4 ll.t.W Disabilily Insurance payments wilt I'lMXSIil. I Tlll'W«l»AT IJVIJSnn e"vr, If your disability—either be withheld from you if you re­ VITO Sll.kes Moils* physical or mental—Is lang-con*:0n 4:00 lleport fuse without good cause to accept « :) * jo ,u ir Krl w a rd s tInued, has lasted for at least six rehabilitation sarvlcaa that may bo lit* H*t. I'rastoB months, and there is little chance offered to ypu by your But* T-SM I.one llsnscr of recovery In the future, you may agency. T:lu Climax Silo Hi'lrik- Fletlon be eligible for monthly benefit If you are now ago 50 or over, iro n W’wterfrool payment*. Tlu*»e payments, which »:10 Rlnr PUvhntts have been in employment or self- 10,01 •Four Ho*,* n., .*^ Miwnw* employment covered by social se- 10,10 Fnllier Knows Pes| CLTity long enough to meet the Ilion 11:00 Tlroort I. ea Pant. Mw rv Fo rd lit is above stated requirements, are 41:7* Toite Bhow—• v , . . m nr now disabled but have never ap­ 11:41 r m i i n H OM iin plied for the "disability freete" of (MS Tr*t Pnllern your earning* record, you should Tit.n ilnnd Mnrnls* Cnplnln Knnxsrne get In touch with your social se­ ss-nn o n Of All Thlnst WASHINGTON tel —The Agricul­ curity office right away. If you Situ Uudfrsy ture Department has forecast this have already had your earnings iniio Hulks It Dlcb year’s guvernment-rcslrlckd cot­ record "frown” there is no hurry 11:00 VxIIhiii Lady L.prp of Lire ton crop at 13,118,000 boles of about applying for the benefits lltl) 11:10 rieur.li fur Tomorrow .Mina l.tKhl SO pounds gross weight on the payable at tg* so Th* earliest 11MS II, 11:00 13:00 Report basis of conditions Sept. I. tlma that applications for disabil­ lltiV •land lip * lit Counted The estimate Is 437,000 bales less ity cash payments can b* accepted nilMM U As World Turns than the 13,552.000 hales forecast Is after Oct. 1, 195#; tho first 13:10 I;4iii To ininv Wood a month ago. It compares with month for which pay menu can 1:14 Johnny Corson l.lu lluusrpartv Ual year’s production of 11.721,* be made Is July 1957. You have JiOn Ills 1‘avofr 1)00 bales and the ten-year 1046. until Dec. 31, 1957 to make your 3:lu Dob Crushv J'44 55 average of n UOfUmfl biles. application without losing any of 1 : 0 0 llrlxl.ter Pay Because af the accumulation of the payments t:l) Herrrt Htoilt, l:3n r.d a e n r v i r M a record surplus, the department From what I have said. It Is ap­ t-nn rvoen Ifn,.-e had restricted plantings to 17.400,- parent that disability insurance 000 seres, or 4 per cent below a has now become a part of the oldsimilar allotment last year, and age and survivors Insurance pro­ Imposed rigid marketing quotas. gram. Under the amended law, The deptrtmenl said condition of disability benefits era payable also LAST HHOWING the crop on Sept. 1 averaged 75 lo children who became disabled par cent of normal compared with bclurr their llth birthday. In my Bl per cent a year ago and T2 per next article, I shall explain this cent for the ten-year Sept. 1 aver­ Important amendment to the So­ cial Security law. age. Social Security Changes Television slit: nmn. Iivlwd, It once wai, Th* words are from the Declaration «r Independence. U soys: Throw off your yoke* and work out your deotlnlas; do tcrmlne the type of fovernraent you feel will do tha moot for you as a free people. But times chsnga. If Americans wont around so preaching would they, under the United Nations Charter, be Intcrferlng with th* Internal af­ fair* qf other nation*? Would Congress fefprove eco. nomlc and mlllUrj* aid to * na­ tion which decided upon a *««• ialisttc form of government 7 Two of the itiuncHeit U. S. tllies nre Great Britain end France. How would they view this preachment If carried to their colonial peoplat in Kenya. Nigeria, Algeria ? Suppose the Voica cf America, Radio Free Europfe and Radio Free Asia began broadcasting this message, like a steady drum­ beat, across the Iron *nd Bam­ boo . curtains 7 Store than a third of tha world's popularise Uvea under sent* form fef dictatorship. TW» ls the sort of mtssagt men «|„ rut* by fort* would consider mb. ventva. Would they Just sit (tint In his talk Elsenhower tits said that aoma people arouit tha world regard the Unltej States a* warlika and materiel, title. Suppose Americans soft-pei!*]. ad their talk about "massive rew taltatlon " going to tha "brink of war" and blggar fend better nu. clear weapon*? Supposa Amcrt. cans'simply concluded that the sick, th* hungry and the ro’d were to be helped out of a gn-nx and aometlmea embarTaiii^ plenty simply because they were sick, cold and hungry? And suppose with this pro­ gram, the United States coupled these words: "Wa hold Uitte truth* to bt ialf-evident, that ell man are created equal, that they are endowed by thalr emtor with cartafn Inalienable rights, that among Oise* era life, lb berty and tha pursuit of hapi>$ nasi?" Buying Junior's Shoes ly HUMAN M. BUNDIHN, B.B. 81NCK this Is "Child Fo*^ Be sure that th# shoes fit prop. Health Month," let’s consider how.srly. Hava tha clerk maasurs both to shop for a new pair of shoes foot fes tha child stands barefor Junior. |footed, his feet bearing the lull If he’s like most youngsters, he,weight of his body, probnbly needs them. An active Larqar Foot ^ child takes about 30,000 steps a| Tlie , hM4 ihouW flt the ,lr£cr day. That * about double the jj jjy ahould be snug at the number taken by the usual h o m e - hajt ^ thr*a*quart#r» of maker In her dally chore*. |an |0n|tr then the iongrst Periecl Fool toe of tha biggest foot. They Virtually all children arc t a r t t f c ? ' « L*1^ E 'f f i j i U S V i i h with perfect feet. Yet, by the time “ “ “ i ratJte they are one year old, right P « flnn?Leri ,nd fet * ,,lrlr ,ood cent have developed some *ort olr*]?,*™ ,,.,. foot trouble. The figure rise* to' *hould not illp 50 per cent at the ape of 10 a n d .^ .f1™ , J[e*“ to 80 per cent lor high schoollh lt ® ^ * * * ^ . ^ t j.°“ Jl! Fourl vnunestsps f 11 U®# for Jun« youngsters. may m-mting .hoes can bring o 'lor.nWell, that , ^ t o ' just about ■“ « poor posture, fatigue and ean^Bm* i l a s t grow even affect th# nervous «ritcm,jr*P1‘1^l itm | tto u you may You can easily aee that properly A *” ° e* forr*L fitted shoe* era essential to p ro-!^ .? a, L tect your youngster* feat tn d half »g l»U o n ly o n a -«l* th o f an ,eTherah “ *th*everfel Important' Th# Natlontl * ooA Heal«» thLnii lo keep ta m nd when buy-iCounc11 tAT* * chUd 2 t0 8 Ini anoea shoes fror o ryour * o f fonsprmg. i w h w * UoWm*r h , s4 to , o10o mt rt| , Ttr, mg ^ , w|||u. Railable Store I to 13 weeks; 10 to 13 years, every^ First, go to a good, reliable shoe,12 A8. *“ • i 2 J ? years,* *tor# and taka your tlma pur- «v*fF 16 to 30 week*; and 18 years chasing the .hoe*. Perhaps t h e M « » • « ; . 8 mooth* « clerk will offer you extra heavy y*tri 0,<1* duty shoes. And the way Junior,QOMTion AMP ARfwn rip* through pair after pair of B. O.: Do electric chock triitregular footgear, this might seem menu for mental lliM ii Injure like a good Idea. ithe memory? Oencrally, however, It’a tost tol Answer; The memory U some■tick to regular ahoes. Your cltlldillaea slightly altered by shock needs light, flexible ahoe# that;treatmenU. However, If they ore bend easily at the ball af hi* heeded, this ahould to fto bar ? Cotton Bales Are Estimated Less Than Last Month •■ ft ROLLINS GETS LOAN WASHINGTON tit - The Com munlty Facilities Administration announced today approval of a WOO,000 loan to Jtulliui College, Winter Park, Fla. for construc­ tion of a dormitory. prairie lake about th* figure rov'd cut in this cut' ef*malechiei hint Caihmws and Wool blend fto* stitch dsUil. Puthup iltem Bsig*. touwood. Slue, Nile, Grey. Sim ile II. $54.95 STARTS TONIGHT •TARTS TtN 11/, *t < l /• ■i \i 11 '"M w c m u g ^ST A R T S TOMAHbW DOUBLE FEATURE FEATURE—Bill ONLY "CHILDREN UNDER II ADMITTED FREE" WCHARD WIDMAWC TREVOR HOWARD JANE GREER with UB8HERT, dcllvtrad Sat. 8apl 15, for 11.00. Call Rev. Harry W . Henderson 1350-XJ $ 1 9 .9 6 Up Nice a ek ctfoo of cbUdroo'ii coata CHICKEN D IN N ER S Ava. wish lo announce com plat* CHICKEN’S DINNERS nnd Miiihm Short. Fabric# of (waatou wool ft f k w bland# by Chatham. CARTOON Tha Ladlew from Church of God, itm i 8L sad Fraach Wa have « complete Una ia Jonion, Mboao. Wornaft^ fMATM $ 9 ,9 5 u p ^>WIV 'Johnny* 'Stool Pigeon' WITH ■•word Duff. Mtolley Dsn Durya# B. E. PURCELL CO. SA N F O R D . O R LAN D O X pp a t* tf-a ' �u SocialfcotwlA Baptist News Junior High P-TA Holds First Meet O f 1956-57 Season The Junior High School T-TA opened its 1956-37 ecison with Mr*. George Pitlard’t Introduction of Mrs. John Lee, who offered the "Parent*’ Prayer” . P r e s i d e n t Thomas gave a short speech of welcome to parents and thrn presented Mrs. Hugh Carlton, who spoke ctrongly of his enthusiasm for the Junior High School and his many pupil*. He s t r e s s e d strongly that the family must be behind the child and ahow inter­ est in his school affairs, and further stated that thli might wel' be brought about by activity in P-TA organization. He empha­ sized that parents must always feel that they have a responsibly to their children and listen to their problems and consider each at important, in conclusion, he averred that boys and girls need the parents’ every thought and guidance in order to become a whole and happy person. After announcing that there are 315 pupils in Junior High thi* year, Mr. Cartlon introduced the faculty, who arc: seventh grade;-M!ss B. Burton, science; Mrs. Lee Samuel, geography; Mrs. F. Fisher, English; Mrs. II. Blsbee, mathematics; ind t. Gordy, physical education. Eighth grade-Mrs. Floyd Richards, sci­ ence; Ben Steele, mathematics; Mrs. Effie Durdin, history; Miss Mahoney, English; Mr*. Kricek, girls Physical education; and 3lrs. Fleming, music. It wss announced that the P-TA’s project for the year would be the purchase of bsdly-necdcd curtains for the auditurium. Mr. Gordy’s homeroom won the room count. aGs 6TA ag’.s Caaa hh fllGg Mrs. Ralph Smith ^between you ’n me Hostess of R>sutar Circle Meeting FAT WOOD Here’s a sort of » reminder that all you parents, especially you mothers, might clip out and display In a prominent place In your home. It ip called "The Par­ ent’s Prayer” and was written by Paul Talbott. Oh God, maka me a better parent, teach me to under­ stand my children, lo lis­ ten patiently to what they have to say and to answer Circle No. One The circls's Community Mission Mr*. W. A. Kratxert, chairman, program for this month Is to asked Mr*. W. II. Murray to open visit hospitals. with prayer the meeting o Circle Mr*. Cleveland expressed her Number One, First Baptlit Church, appreciation to member* and o ■ on Monday. Mra. H. W. Rucker, fleers of the circle for their help who acted a* secretary in the in the past year, after which an absence of Mra. Roy Britt, read appeal was read from Miss the minutes of the laat meeting. Loralne Graham, executive sec. It waa decided that the Circle retary of Seminole County Tu­ would give 110 to the Sam Suta berculosis and Health Associat­ Mission Fund. ion, for help with work of thul Mrs. Murray then gave a chap­ office — to answer the phone ter from "This World’s Goods” while the Is out and to fold for the stewardship lesson, after Christmas Seals. Several members which a gift was presented to the of the circle volunteered to help The Central Baptist Church, retiring chairman,, Mra. Krat- w' ’ this work. Rev. J. W. Parham, pastor, held tert. One-sentence prayer* were ofit* election of officers recently Those present were Mrs. W. A. fend by each member present, with the following results: T. V. Kratxert, Mra. H. H. Newman, after which a very "inspiration Brown, church treasurer; Mr*. Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Mra. 0. C. al" devotional waa given by Mr*. Charles Cole, Church clerk; assistJackia Brook*. Mr*. Cowan gave Gibbs, Mrs. Alma Cullcy, Mrs. ant clerk Jack Benton; organist, M. Cummings, Mrs. W. I’ Yes- the treasurer's report, but the »c Mr*. R.D. Greene, assistant organ­ ley, Mr*. J. fi. Sharm. Mrs. P. P. crctary was, not present, Mr* ist Mrs. J.W. Parham; chorister, Campbell and Mrs. W. H. Mur- Cleveland gave the Stewardship Mrs. Donald Hall; assistant chor­ lesion “ Our posesslons unJ ny. ister, E. D. Keith. -Circle No, Two Christ", which completed the Newly elected dcaroni are O. Circle Number Two of tho First study from Ihc hook "This G. Owen, T. B. Middleton, T. V. Baptist Church met Monday morn­ World’s Goods". The meeting Itrown, Jack Benton, E. O. Keith, ing at the church with Mrs. B. was closed with a pmycr. B, G. High, Jack Owen, Charles C. Moore, chairman, presiding. Circle No. Five Cole and J. Q. Galloway. General Mrs. R. J. Peterson gave the Clrclcg Number Five held Its superintendent* J. R. Weaver and devotional "Victory through de­ final meeting of this year in the assistant superintendent is Ed feat", after which Mrs. C. L. Educational Building. In the Cameron. Park, enlistment chairman, took absence of the chairman, Mrs B Jr. General secretary is M r s. the records. Newsome, Mrs. John Abrnhnms Bette Hartman with Mrs. Paulette Mrs. R. L. Dunn, community presided, and also conducted the Cason as her assistant. Superin­ missions chairman, reported on devotional. This was followed by tendent of training it G. W. Remembranca Group Five and Di­ the stewardship program given Skipper. rected Visitation work this month, by Mrs. Cooper, which consisted Trustees arc Walter Brown, L, followed by Mrs. Fred Myers, K. Bms, J. P. Weaver, Jim Ben­ Stewardship chairman, who chose of a discussion of the Inst two ton, Blanton Owen, as her topic "Give account of chapter* of the book "This World’s Goods", Teachers and musicians for at) •by stewardship". the departments were also named, An interesting report about a ' Mra. H. H. Martin, mission as well as many committees. study chairman, recommended visit to the County Home was several good articles in various given by Mr*. B. R. Beck, after church tnagatincs for the mem­ which Ihc member* voted to di. bers of Ihc circle to rend ami the vide the money remaining in the circle voted to send gifts to mis­ circle treaiury l>ctwecn the cir­ sionaries Mr. and Mrs. L R. Broth­ cle’* missionary in Airica and The County Council P-TA meet­ ers, Nigeria; to the Fellowship State Missions. ing was held at the Parish House Fund of tha church; and to Stale Mrs. Abrahams announced that of the Episcopal Church from Circle No 3 of the Chriatlan Missions. Mrs. Park then dismiss­ the mission* study for little 9:00-10:00 a.m., at which time Women’s Fellowship met at the ed the meeting with a prayer. Moon Chriitmst Special Study plans for Ihe year were discussed Mrs. Moore was presented with would fye on Japan, and Introduced and the year’s calendar decided church for the purpose of elect­ 1 a gift from all the members of the study by a most Interesting upon. There were len schools re­ ing a new chairman on Aug. 13, since Mrs. Eugene Pattie, former the circle, in appreciation for Ihs tract. presented. work she has done for the year. Member* present were Mrs. The new officer* for 1958-57 chairman, has been transferred Member* present were Mr*. R. John Abrahams, Mrs. W. L. are: Mr*. J. B. St. John*, pres­ with her husband (o another lo. L, Davis, Mrs, C. L. Hewson, Mrs. Vance, Mr*. A. L. Thomas, Mrs ident; Mr*. W. W. Tyre, vice- cation. Mr*. V. II, Grantham was C. L. Park, Mrs. M. S. Nelson, <!. B, Drake, Mr*. J. M. Moyc, president; Mr*. M. E. Warfel, unanimously elected lo this of­ . Mrs. A. J, Peterson, Mr*. J, T. Mr*. L. H, Harvey, Mrs. James secretary; and Mr*. Milton Gore, fice. Newby, Mrs. J. W. SaUbury, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. It. R. Beck treasurer. On Sept. 10,. Circle 3 met at the home of 5trs. Grantham, tfho B. C. Moore, Mr*, li. H. Martin, and Mr*. It. F. Cooper. A study courie on the manual Mra. Fred Meyer and Mrs. Lil­ Circle No. Six waa conducted from 10 a.m.-2 p. presided over the businesa meet­ lian Lundqulst. Circle Number Six met with m. with time out for lunch. Mr*. ing and gave the devotional on , Circle No. Three Mr*. Clyde Humphrey, in the Gilt* ipoke on “ Fundi", Mrs. "Prayer". Mrs. lister Tharp* lei Circle Number Three of the Home Mskcr's Classroom. The Bamberger on "Program Plann­ the study period on various home First Baptist Church met Monday meeting was opened with a pray1 ing” , Mrs. J. C. Mltchel on "Eva­ mission centers, Mrs. Fredrick with Mr*. B. F. McWhorter pres­ i er by Mrs. E. A. Covington, aft luation” , Mr. Milwee on "School Ellett talked on llazrl Green ac­ iding. The meeting opened with er which « note of thanks was Problem*’ ’, and Mr*. Herman on ademy In the mountains of Ken. Mrs. W. D. Gardiner giving the read from Mr*. Lucy Estridgc "Why we have devotions". Pine- tucky, and Mrs. O, l>. Ijinilres* devotional. Mrs. Humphrey announced the crett school gave e skit on "How on Mexican Christian Institute at Reports were given by each of­ week of prayer program for Mon not lo conduct a P-TA meeting” San Antoqlo Texas. ficer and sick members were re­ day and Tuesday afternoon, Hie followed by "The proper w*y to Item* of business were discuss­ ported. Wednesday program being pre r. duct a P-TA meeting” present­ ed regarding the circle’* anniver. Thia being the list meeting of ed by Seminole High. sary and Homecoming on Sept. the year a gift of china was pre- sented by Itev. F. B. Fisher on 23. Mrs. A. P. Handy wa« request­ Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m Mrs. Elizabeth Sharon, princi­ I aented to Mr*. McWhorter In apPlans were made to meet at pal of Westside; Hugh Carlton, ed to keep a circle scrap hook and " predation of her work for the the homo of Mrs. II. E. Turner principal of Junior High; and ! Mrs. O. T. Pearson waa appolnL year. Members present were Mr*. at 210 W. 17th St. on Sept. 18 Andrew Bracken, principal of 1cd aa circle reporter. Those present were; Mr*. Voile Williams, Mr*. W. D. Gard­ at 10 a.m. for a covered dish Seminole High each gave a brief iner, Mra. B. F. McWhorter, Mr*. luncheon. Member* will fold TH talk on "The P-TA and Your Grantham, Mr*. Bandy, Mra. El. I*lt, Mr*. Undress, Mr*. W. I*. Robert Williams, Mr*. J. L. Jack- seals before lunch and visit shut, School” . Yesley, and Mr*. O, T. Pearson. *on, Mrs. F. P. nines. Mrs. A. K. ins in tire afternoon. Mr*. W. P. Brook* told about ington, Mr*. J. F. Lewis, Miss st*o Circle 1, Mr*. Moya of the Rossetter, and Mrs. W. C. Lynn. mlsilon work In Cuba, followed Isabelle Simon, Mr*. C. K. Kesl- Methodist Church and the minis­ Circle No. Four ter, Rev. Perry L. Slone. The last meeting of Circle by the devotional, given by Mrs. er and Mr*. A. J. Walker. Number Four for the IBM church W. D. Gardiner. Mra. John E i year was held in the chapel of tho Fox gave the stewardship ie* Educational Building of the First son. The money left in the treasury Baptist Church, with Mr*. M. N. waa designated to he given to Cleveland, chairman, presiding A letter of appreciation was the State Mission Fund. The read by Mrs, E. C. Cowan Jr. meeting was dismissed with a from the Children’s Home In prayer by Mra. Brooks. Those present were Mrs. Clyde Lakeland, thanking the circle for the donation sent ti hcln u ilr -r Humphrey, Mrs. II. E. Turner, furnllurp there. Also letters of Mra. W. P. Brooks Jr.. Mr*. John thanks wore read from Mrs. H. E. Fox, Mr*. O. G. Roller, Mr* D. Stanley and Mrs. Martha H. J. Finch, Mr*. Turner Lodge, *. Marshall for gifts and cards sent Mr*. 8. A. B. Wilkinson, Mr*. to them. I, . A. Phillip*. Mr*. E. A. Cov all their questions kindly. Give me the courage to con­ fess my sins against my children and to ask of them forgiveness when I know that I hare done them wrong. May I not vainly hurt the feeling* of my children. Forbid that I should laugh at their mistakes, or re sort lo shame or ridicule as punishment. Let me not tempt my child to tie or steal, So guide me hour by hour that I may say and do those things which produce hap plncss. Reduce, I’ pray, *he meanness In me. May I cense to nag and when I am out of sort*, help me, Oh God, to hold my tongue. Blind me lo the little error* of my children, teach me to treat them aa do those of their own age, hut let ntr not rob them of the op­ portunity to wall upon themseh'r* . to think, to choose, and make docl. alons. Forbid that I should ever punish them for my tel fish satisfaction. May I grant them those of their wishes that are reasonable and have the courage to withhold the privilege which I know will do them harm. Oh God, Make me a better parent. Central Baptist Church Elects New Officers P-TA Study Course Held Wednesday Mrs. Grantham At Parish House Elected Chairman At Special Meet Hohhy Hllhlmer and Terry Smith were greatly Impressed with Cinerama and enjoyed the home race they saw on their re­ cent vacation, but their biggest thrill wn* when they saw Mickey Mantle hit a home run. I can’t »ay a* I blame them for that. He Is, I believe, destined in be one of baseball’* great*. I had a very nice chat with Mrs. H. N. Sayer about her recent visit In New York, She •aid they have *omo very nice restaurant* and such in Savannah where she wax visiting, hut the very nicest part of her stay was the opportunity of playing with her grandchildren. They are both at that delightful toddlrr age that’a so much fun to play with. On the new arrivals list; Mr. and Mr*. Louis II. Driscoll and Ihelr three children, who live at 203 Laurel Drive. The children are two bnya, seven and four and a girl two. . . Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Iumo moved here recently from Miami and are making their home at 2601 Sanford Ave., with their two girls, ten and two, and their boy, »l*. . , Mr. and Mr*. W, C, Meyer, 313 Magnolia Ave., Apt. 4, hall from Hempstead, L. I, Like *o many of our new ar­ rivals. Mr. Meyer is in the navy. . . Mr. and Mra. Robert Baker and their aeven-year obi son they're Happy Birthday kay junior moved here recently from Alien town, Pa., and are now living et 012 Park Ave., Apt. 4. Mr. Baker la also In the navy. magnifence our O RLO N p o tjf Just about everything l you could ask for In * IVY INSURED f I j H i m i t t J - p u r ita n C L A S S IC Join the big awing to soft muted striped buttondown button sportshirts by Puritan. 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Poll Parrot Shoe*. 4 .9 5 pm fl&MowdA % & z PO LISH ED Wttr Pr*— Tested ThUr. s e p t 13, i9 M Circle No. Eight Circle No. Sit Circle Number Eight of the W Circle Number Six of the Meth­ odist Church met at the home of S.C.S. of the First Method!* Mra. Theo Pate. Upon arrival, Church mel Monday afternoon al the guests were served refresh­ the home of Mra. C. II. Winn. Th» ments of sherbet and cake. The meeting was opened with a pray­ er by the chairman, Mrs. Albert devotional waa presented by Mrs. Hickson, who also read a poem, W. P. Chapman, who chose as "Thingi That Count". her subject "Our Church", follow­ The devotional waa given by ed by a reading of scripture, from Mrs, Randrll Priest, In "th e Matthew IS. She also read the absence of Mrs. W. S. Thornton. theme hymn "The Church Has Routine reports were given by One Foundation". Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, secretary pro* The business meeting was pre­ tem, Miss Bessie Zachary, trea­ sided over by Mr*. Joe Axiarello, surer and Mrs. Claude Herndon, who announced that the annual courtesy chairman. bazaar would be held on Nov. 13 The __ members ^ ^ ^ ..... were reminded i f McKinley Hall and that the 0f ty,e Seminar to be held' on Sept, district meeting would be on Sept. j9. Alto that the date of the an19, with Mr*. R. U. Hutchinson nua| Bazaar was to be Nov. 15. presiding. The meeting will be at The study course for the day 9:30 and those attending are consisted of the second chapter asked to bring their own sand­ of the took, "Paul’s Letter* to wiches. the Local Churches” . It was reported that there were Mrs. Winn then served "delici­ 55 visits made to the lick and ous" refreshments to the follow­ shut-lna. ing members: Mra. C. C. Priest, Mrs. Neal Farmer had the mis­ Mr*. R. E. Griffen, Mr*. R. W. sions study which was on "Paul'a Turner, Mrs. Rnndalt Priest, Mra. Letters to the Local Cburchei", John Bridges, Sirs. Albert Hick­ It waa announced that the next son, Mrs. W. Jamison, Mn. Roy meeting would be with Mra. 5. Tlllis, Mrs. Zeb Ratliff, Mn. O. Shinholser. Those present Claude Herndon, Sin. J. R. Haw­ were Mr*. Mildred White and thorne, Sirs. A. D. Zachary 'and Mra. W. A. Hunter visitors and Miss Bessie Zachary. members Mrs. II. W. Dick, Mra. R. M. Mason, Mra. Pearl Lynch, Mr». Mable Blount, Mra. W. P. Chapman, Mn. Talo Chapman, Mn. F. O Shinholser, Mr*. P. A. Burley, Mr*. Dora Garry, Mr*. Joseph Terlep, Mrs. Farmer, Mra. William Mima, Mrs, Joe AltaTHURSDAY rello, Mra. Theo Pate and Mra. The Youth Choir of tha First Brodie Williams. Presbyterian Church will practice W d at the church at 7:30 p.m. The Deacons of the First Preshyterian Church will meet at the Church at 7:45 p.m. The Baptist Federation of busi­ Mrs. Henry Jameson left last ness woman's circles in thia di­ night for Lako Geneva, Wi*. strict of the state will meet at the First Baptist Church for sup­ where she plans to visit for • Mr. and Mr*. J. D. Wright Jr. per at 7:00 p.m. A businesa couple of weeks. She was accom­ announce the birth of a daughter, meeting and program will fel­ panied part of ihe way by Mrs, Alicia Lanier, on Sept. 5, at tha Clayton Brooks, who will also re­ Seminole Memorial HospitaL Tho low. The Intermediate Chair of the turn home with her. young lady weighed 7 lb*. II First, Baptist Church will re­ oc. Mr*. H. N. Sayer returned re­ hearse at 7tOO p.m, and the Adult cently from New York after Choir at 3:00 p.m. The Anna Mliter Circle will having spent a month there with meet at 3 p.m. at tha Elks Club. her daughter Mra. Robert Wright All members ere urged lo attend. She came down as far aa Atlanta, SEPT. II Taylor Commandery No. 23 Oa., by plane where the waa met Ashley McClanahan Knights Templar will resume Con­ by her husband, who drove up. claves at Masonic Hail at 7:30 RK>MIi a third cup of orange Juiea p. m. ^Twllh a coupla of tablespoons of Seminole nebekeh I-ortge No. 43 Slary Mann will speak on "Why sugar and sprinkle over a choco­ will qiect In the IOOF Hall at 3 I Attend P-TA." late cake (nine-inch size) as soon p. m. FRIDAY aa It comes from the oven. Servo Southslde P-TA will meet in The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will as a pudding deisert with whipped Southslde Assembly Hall at B:15-|conduct_ the morning _____ _ devotions ----------- cream or whipped evaporated Parents may visit rooms starting over WTRR, Saaford, at 1:10 a.m milk. at 7:30 p. m. T Pinecrest 8chool P-TA will hold its llrit meeting of the season at 3 p.m. in the school auditorium. Parents are invited to come al 7:30 and tour schoolroom and a dfaisfcs a/ Kay FWeer meet their child's teacher. Mil. COTTONS ^ th e san to rd h e r a ld Mrs. Ralph Austin Smith was hostess recently to the members of Circle Number Two of the Wo­ men of the First Presbyterian Church. Mr*. R. C. Maxwell, cha’rman of the group, presided over the meeting and the o -nine prayer was given by Miss Zeta Davidson. Seventeen members answered the roil call. It was reported that the nom­ inating committee la working to select a strong slate of officers for the ensuing church year nml will report at a later meeting. Mrs. R. A. Smith mentioned that plans were underway to bring Ihe Reversed Oswald Del. gado, Presbyterian Minister from Winter Park; here as speaker on Sept. IS, 25 and 30. Mr. Delgado Is an Italian born citizen, form­ erly of Ybor City, who waa con­ verted in the Presbyterian Mis­ sion there. He hs* risen to the place where he is considered lo be one of the most dynamic Christian speakers in Prcibyierian .work In Florida. Miss Zeta Davidson gave the Bible Lesson. The story of Mary, Martha and Lazarus, friends of our Lord, was presented In the form of a thrilling drama In three acts. “ Delightful” refreshments were served by tho hostess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Meade and Mra. W. D. Hofman. NEW KEEP YO U R C H IL D S FEET H E A L T H Y ... | W n w O I bn donnd nR d ny Rnt. la •bMnraRM o f rnHgb a n K olidny. “ I ' m Our C onvenient Lay Away Finn" ^ �Standing M ilwaukee Wins 'Pressure' Gam e WZZ'tS' H • * P C «9 9 0 * r O f rw£ B e a r a o tm m e *re* / * 6 o r m e a s***/ , e# ce h*. eruov/9 the f u r for Milwaukee, l i t A ram shoved the chores 4mm t|M throats of their erttlca who M maintained tha league loidore would wilt with tha mount tog proa, aura. . If ever It waa yesterday's which Waahlnfton i l U .419 lit* Kanaa- Citr 44 II J■ 44 WEDNESDAY'S BBSUL1B Boatoe 4, Chicago 1 Detroit «, Washington I kanaaa City 7, Now Yack 4 Cteraland t, Baltimore 1 New York at Kanaaa City Botton at Chicam Waahlnftotr at Detroit Baltimore at Ctovoiand NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. _. ___ Johnny Longden, who one* waa told ho would never maka a race than nay jockey. Ha roctatorod rtetery No. UT1 oh Sept I. ry club community. Watehli Lake Club, who la now b d v ir # , termi until th# aUth whoa part tha Brave* la front a with hia 17th hooaor. Ml added another caa la the on Dal CrandalTa lfth hi Gone Canity, who' had aplendldly after roUcrta LOCH ARBOR LOTS «... * and O’Connoll’a B iff at Bandy Amoroa* laatlaa grander pro­ duced tarn more raaa and tha Jim SALE! Bravta to yield to tha I remora, laatfad, they eama hack la tha eighth to more la boat again. Now It waa tha a la * la y Croat, tha Brevea* fifth pitcher, retired tha find two batiara hat Jackie Bohinaoa heap tha Dad- MBAKING GROUND for tha $210,000 counti tor, with ahorel), Wexhlnytoa, D. C., doralonar tha ceremony ware, left to rlfht, Chorea W. Basilio W ears Welterweight Crown ‘ SYRACUSE, N. Y., UA—Carman BatlUo apparently aa tough and dactructlve aa aver wore the wetterwalght crown again today after annihilating Johnny Saxton “ for •TklTwa! thU m .'V to wtom oie than any ikW /* m U the craggy-faced, B-year-old Baallio after kk technical knockout Id l :ll of the ninth round ovar the cocky, St-year-old defending ehamp)on in War Memorial Auditorium canvaa, oo rclentlau waa BaiiUo'a righto to tha body end hie switchfurioua assault. ing Jolu to tbe head. In tha fourth, Looking perfectly conditioned at the rout waa on. Saitoo began ta ltA-1/4, Saxton waa onlyin con* bleed from the- mouth and near tentton for the flrat two rounda the and of the round, he waa atag. U ,urPda«l the near capac- **«>d by a long left and right te « " • * « ***44 and counti*. the jaw. The cool pnlapd Baitlio televlalon viawara by meeting * * ' In complete command after B»*Uio <a midring and exchanging th?‘ , P«nebea. Ha drew blood from BAalUo'e ahara of tha record t^ rm»n,a none and the fana p cheered the unexpected early fire. Choose From One Of 3 Locations Wo hart three choice loeatione from which yon can chooea ja m tot Situated fat beautiful Loch Arbor, near the country dub. Lodi Arher to Wed fo r children becauae it’a aafa, and offers m bitta country* with City conveniences. W hile Your Paying For Your Lot, W e W ill Be G lad To fight Ray Robinaon too for tha middleweight title If Saxton hai had enough, t agreed to give Sax* ton a return fight and he can have It anywhero bet to Chicago " Even with hia lopelded triumph laat night, Carmen atm la burning over tbe unaalmoue but contro­ versial decision which Saxton •cored ovar him to Chicago lait Mareh 14 for tha tide. " I want the fight and HI beat him tha next time," aald Saxton through awofl* lipa. A white bandage covered the left aide of M ake Available To You O ur P lan Library, A n d All Persona Eligible For Voting May Register Beginning September 7th M O N D A Y T H R U FRIDAY 9*12 Noon ond 2-5 p.m. SATU RD AY 9-12 Noon OCTOBER 6th is the LAST D A Y to REGISTER. EV EN IN G S: September 25th . * 7-9 p.m. October 2nd.. 7-9 pi m.Camilla D. Bruce Supervisor of Registration 400 E. '1st Sanford H e lp Arrange Financing �Squadron Nine at NAS Sanford ecutire officer, and Lcdr. F. D. A a Samlnal* County Vocation. ■ Left to right: Cdr. Miller. Cdr. W. R. Hailett, urfihy, Maintenance Officer. (Official Photo, U. S. Navy) Chemist Held A s Witness In Death Of Schoolteacher Di & NEW YORK UP—A M-yeer-old 1 chemist ia being bald aa ■ me- not tarial witness in the myaterioua or ■ wm. wwivmuun qyj topprUJU-* death of a pretty schoolteacher nal mstely 150 students In all phaeea who epparently died of cyanldt bee to couraea offered by the school. poisoning. s Shorthand elute* have cloeed. A Judge yesterday ordered Hugo of Registrations for beginning Seinfeld held in 886,000 bail after Pre However, registrations will re­ the finding of the body of IS-ytir- "Hi main open for *11 other buelneea old Aria Gray la a Riverside an subjects both day and evening Drive hotel room. witl The' girl, fully clothed, lay ion. sprawled on a bad. On the floor F lay an ampty champagne goblet. to Champagne end other goblets lay tlor a doctor of chemistry, told police on a table nearby. 1^. Seinfeld, an Israeli cltlxen and ^ of arranging a hotel rendesvous R i as a “ farewell data” ta their romance. |, Seinfeld met Mlaa Gray in Istan- 1 *ul, Turkey, where she taught . 1 A a exception of shorthand, ta English for two years at th* *• S*1 an aa individual basis. This en­ American Collage for Girls. The couple boeem* "engaged," able* n student to progress at Ms own rote of speed, and a Jhen th* girl broke It off when chl leaner may Join n class at any she learned Seinfeld had a wife ,n* and three children living hi lerael 0,H Maw. Business men in the community —according to the young woman’s P*1 noK on tha school for office work- mother, Dr. Sarah* Gray, a dm* ■ ore, Th* demand has been groat, and the school has not been able to fill all th* available poiltlona. Anyone interested in preparing f i r office work ie urged to en­ disclosed reason roll ia a business course at th* turned him down. Bernleek County Vocational Lutheran World Day O f Prayer Sat Tomorrow (matinee* from P i « from on* district t* another." "W* rill b« setting a preced­ ent,” said L. F. Jordan, another member of th* board. Mr. and Mn. - Cammack, In their request for transfer of their children, asked that transportation be furnished bp school boa from Geneva to Sanford. Cammack, according to Us statement before the school board this morning, ovm and operates a dairy In the Geneva area, was a World War II officer veteran, and a graduate of the University of Florida. Their children are seven, nine, and It year* of age with the oldest already at ford school and riding a boa from Geneva. .A report made by P-TA Fresh dent Mrs. R. L. Fulford was toad and cited the Investlgatloo by that organiiation at th* G*nm Bekool. However, several of th* elgtMrs of th* report had reqroetod that their name* he withdraws. Cammack, stated to the hoard that he waa In a position At ask a number of pamta to appear before the board ta report af the situation which existed. "M the Opens With Action Taken In Secrecy Delegates To World Methodist Confab W ant Fewer Talks GOP Strategists LAKE JVNALUSKA, N C. IBFtwer tpeeches. Mon time for Refuse Candidate Campaign Funds That Via Mm sentiment to date* --N A P K IN S CLOTHS LUNCH EON 11x16 Satin Damask CLOTHS LU N CH EO N CLOTHS LUN CH EO N Wovon plaid, UiSg 1.00 CLOTHS U N CH EO N purchases Is 76.0 per cent of its year’s goal during tha lint eight months. A year ego there had been 7S.C per cent of Florid*’* 1055 objective accounted for at the same point. Tho first month* of the year ordinarily produce about 8914 per cent of the full year's purchases. ___ » MEMPHIS, Tenn., IB -T h * Na­ tional States RlghU Conference opened here today but all of tha action was behind cloeed doors. Only official delegate* were ah lowed before th* committee on rules and resolutions and the com­ mittee on th* declaration of prin­ ciples. Open sessions for the S00 or eo delegates from about to atatee YORK, Fa- IT—Sen. Estes Ke­ start tomorrow. Tho windup cornea fauver accused President Elsen­ Saturday with the approval of hower today of cynicism about principles—e sort of third party Democratic efforts to maintain a platform. prosperous family-farm economy Tha conference waa called la aa effort to hind a dooaa splinter parties with roughly similar a l m a __ ___ . Into a single politico] foreo, with 11 bring you the long-shot strategy to throwing Gen. Elsanl the presidential election Into an against ‘got electoral college deadlock. for tho An States Rights leaders contend Democratic the raw between Republicans and didate daclai Democrats will bo ro etoee that dress at th the loss of a few electors t o n He Mid I third party would prevent either comeat at A World Day of Prayer service srtO he held at th* Lutheran Church to The Redeemer totnor« r«W night at 7:80. Under th* auspice* of th* Ladtoe Aid of the church, and to the Lutheran Women*! Mission* ary League to the Florid*-Geor­ gia District, the earviee will of­ fer prayers of consecration, for the nation, for th* Christian etoueh, for mHsionariee, fat children, far God's blessing up*a the LWML end its District Convention, and for an answer to O prayer, Primarily a service rf prayer* and hymns, th# entire family to hsvHad to attend the service Which srll! he no more hen an hour In length, Thureton, proatMn. H ,utheran Church to 'a Ladies Aid, has _ __ _ invitation to the Jority. pubU* to attend the service. Ia m b a case, the election would bo thrown into tho Bouse to RepresentsUvae, wham each state would k m mm vote. F R ID A Y - S A T U R D A Y have my children expoead t* that situation any mat*. “ If we art not provided trans­ portation for oar ehUdron," Com* mack aald, aa ha and his wlfa spoke to the board, "we wO bo pmallsad because af an error mado by tha Board of TniatMe." The trust*** also attended thin morning1* session t* hear th* argument of th* parents and to up­ hold their recommendation U tha School Beard. “ Pratinrt la hatog brought to boar by influential p*oplt In Ocnava and I can b« speeHle," said Cammack. "Wa'va had our children la school to ten teach­ ers." tha mother and father aald, "and this is tha first tima we've had any trouble-'* When th* parents stalked tut of th* meeting, th* motion was mad* and passed uaanimautly that tha children ha transferred, according to th* request af the parents, providing that transpor­ tation, he furnished. “ W* am sympathetic with you,"' Chairman Bromley said, “ but we cannot provide trnntportattoo ItoUto.'children from ana district to another." CLOTHS DISH Checked w*v«w luncheon cloths, TOW ELS 14x14 1 .0 0 M di TOW ELS Belgium linen A Cotton stripe flak towels, 14x86 8 for 1 .0 0 DISH ^ TEA. 7 TO W E LS Linen check dish towel*, 11iW TOW ELS Printed, 17x80 Sf«r 1 .0 0 c'IL L O W CASES TE A Catered heritor PLACE Legal Notice TO W EU J M A TS Kefauver Accuses Ike O f Cynicism ■SCARFS RTATfl o r Flo r id a . o n r u n nos; TO! THRRROA MARIA CAOCIIKDO r o e HER. whose rMtd.ru-> sad mailing address Is ISSS Cedarrraft Road, Baltimore, Maryland YOU AUR HKRRRY NCmFlKD that ault for dlvorra haa bean filed aaalnat you In tha Circuit Court of Bamlaol* County, Florida, la Cfcaacsry, by JACK NORMAN FO■HKR In tha above oatltlad causa. You are hsraby required to fils your Answer and/or otherwise {■load la aoeordance with law. will, ba Clark of the abova entitled Court ond to serve a copy of some upon Tom Walton. Attorney for Plaintiff, at its North Mala Street. -A. Orlando. Florida, on or bolero ha llth day of October A. D. me. Otherwise u Decree Fro Coofssao will be oalorod against you for failure to. so serve usd file your Answer or other iefeaaa* os re­ quired by low. . witness my haad end seal af sell Court this iTth Say of Sop* tornbar. A. D. III*. 6. F HR UNDON Clerk of the Circuit Court In eu* For ieealnole County, Florid* CH AJRBACKS OR M A T S French lace, 18x45 Frantot lace, llx ll . 8for $ 1.00 TEA N A P K IN S R O LL ( i a 4 l fiy « - I . X u r A i* D, O. Tom Weteoe Attorney for FUlatlff II* N- Mala Street, 1-A SCAR FS COVERS SCAR FS ORLANDO 1 -Arthur Barker ■ too to the World Methodist* Con. at Mm sad to II day* to to Penaewla, BepuhMcaa candi­ date far Ceagrosa to the 8rd dto* ■wattage It which men than « trict, says OOP strategists have wtm rm w i enirtna. Btshep Prod F. Corson to Phi•MpMa, — «P the concluatone of "dbtaaatoa groups" Which mat to tha brief lntervel* between •patches, reported: “ Del •gatoe. . .to future asiemblles M at move Maw far discussion to mtowm, SCARES V A N IT Y SE T C EN TER PIECES BRIDG E CLOTHS IO U S E FO R S A L E 809 E. C A T A L IN A DR. IrMMk I Hxlhfl, Large UrtXff l a w , D Croat Broro with Pr O P E N HOUSE W e d .-S s t 4KW — 9:00 P. M. " V , InvlU Cbarg* A c c o u n t s �• •* rr T H B SA N F O R D H E R A L D A Z O L A ROSS practlr* to be c osm o po 111 a n, V JL . sjfMichael. I ate there are adraa•'v W l / jj - A . tsgea.” t Yes." Michael sobered. "SomeW tlmea only a gamble steals the y * < shield from the eye* of Justice, f Your Honor." I j Michael evaded eager question- j -.0 -Bf , era and left the courthouse. Inca | ' v.‘ v' *V Smith was waiting and walked f ■f ' down the hill with him. » “You got her off. Michael, but '' ***•*-*“ - * you lost her, didn’t you T" MU YOUTH, 29, ■ New England _ " I never had her, Inex.” mfij&tijttidfnt. It ahown In Da. “ Don't be too surs, Michael. You troit after swimming the fastest don't know a verdict until the 200-meter butterfly an record Jury* In." She laughed. "Seattle 1 for the W-meter course In quailtViat nut truleu ftlifn't It V . . il . tv s as ___ 1 tying iJ.le trlete ffor the U.S. Olympk team. Yertyk sped ever the course In 2:22.2 to dip 1.6 sec­ onds oft the world record set la *M by Japes'! Takeshi lahlmotei. • “Ton have stated you watched Mr*. Baeument’a cat. What waa the cat doing T" “ Why—* Anna frowned tn un­ certainty—"why, she arms alttlng, X guess. And—and r u n n i n g mound.” I k s didn't com* Into your JOid?” H e . |Ceh* had, Pd have thrown “So yaw add. Yet in epite of thia constant vigil, you neither heard the shot that killed Kemp Beaumont nor did you ee* Mr*. Beaumont leave tha house 7" “Mo, air.” Anna's assurance re­ Uprising Underway j i n d ae Anna, Interrupted. “ Your honor, thin !a repetitious. 1 object M that ground.” Judge Harcourt frowned but hflwtasl did not wait for hla reply. “ Your Honor, I srlah to attack the credibility of thia witneea. I •targe aha did give falae witness, that st the time she claimed to be watching the eat from her back ■srdta eh* waa actually putting the eat she had Just killed under Ita front porch la tha front yard.” Whisper* mounted In a gal*. Dan Banner, for the Ant time In his Ufa, found himself speech1cm. The area of evtryont In the room were THE O L D H O M E T O W N < < By STAN LEY LIVED OAI TWr FAT 0 » TH#LAND FOR. T SA R S I ------ HE S A f i l S D L E SALESM AN I t > P R N IE H ICKS/ THAT M 00T 31B V /M JO C K C V , C R A C K S W tS ft j Lakeland Chosen By Two Firms For New Plonts NEW YORK (JP) —Tha new owners of a 6,500-acre tract in Rockledge, Brevard County, Fla., plan Industrial developments of the Site within e year, a spokes­ man. laid Monday. Henry Greenbaum, one of five partners comprising Valley Asso­ ciates declined to say specifically what enterprise would be located on the property, but pointed out the area la headquarters for much of the country's missile develepoment program. Associated with Greenbaum, a textile manufacturer, are Nor­ man Robblna of Worcester, Mass., and Sidney Rydell, Sumuel Silk and Samuel Wolfton, all of New York. Greenbaum said Wolfton Is the leader of the part­ nership. ' The property Includes * muni­ cipal golf course on it* north ride and Is bounded an the west by the St. Johns River. Title was taken by the group Aug. 29 from the farmer owners. A- DuJa A Sons Co., Inc. The transaction was handled by Coastline Proper­ ties of Miami, The exact sale pried was not disclosed, but Greenbaum said the terms Included a mortage of about VI million dollars. LAKELAND (ft — Two firms have chosen Lakeland for new plants. « Locating here are the A A Spray Paint Co. of Webster Grove, Mo., and tho Yoget Mb*. ter Co., a dairy manufacturing firm of New York. Both will be branch plante. This bring* to nine the numl*r of new industries that have re. located here thli year. A 14 million dollar InJuatrinl area for new firm* Is to be de­ veloped by a private corporation * Just west of the City. Railroad sidings and new highways Into the 2T6-aere location are being planned. Industries will be hand­ picked for the site—first private, ly operated one of ita kind in the state, A rail trip between Chcago and New York took 3314 houra In 1880. Avcroage speed for the run now I Is 13/ hours. I LET13 DROP By THE PIPE SHOP BEFORE WC 6 0 TO THE QONCE^ » DISC eventually waa surrounded by thia city’s main business district. Recently the Oklahoma Wyan­ dotte* disclosed they had slipped a bill through Congress giving them authority to sell the bury, ing ground. They estimated the land would bring H i million dollars, Tha Oklahoma Wysndottea said recently tha Kansas Wyandottes weren't on the tribal roll so they couldn't share In the money. Tha Kansas group named as Ita “ temporary chief” George D. sane, 66, a hoisting engineer. II* says he la a first cousin of the Oklahoma '; tribe's ehlef,“ I.aw. ranes Zane, Janitor at' the Miami, Okla., pest of Gee. “ Hack In 1037 tha Wyandotte* In Oklahoma made up their rolls and we didn’t know anything about it,” the Kansas Zane said. ."The government said they were the offlcal tribe of the Wyandotte* and that's not ex­ actly true.” inn« said the Kansas group forming a separate tribe because “ we Just want to be on the of­ ficial rolls of the Wyandotte tribe *■ rerognfaed by the secre­ tary of the Interior.” “ A eort of rold war” will b* plotted hy the Kansas Wyandot­ tes, Zane said. They will go to court if necessary. He hopes It isn't, “ Actually," the chief eald, “ we probably aro the most peaceful tribe of Indians Kansaa ha* ever known." NiW,NOW...'>WV* HAD A NICE SUWAWCI LET'S START TW1N>CN3 ABOUT 3 0 0 0 O ld SCHOOL! f \ OFFiCBR..TOu'ee AVAtON3 A gi3 V S HOW* lOOk/ WATER'S UNDEKSOEOF | Bf6iNMNG TO ■me 151AMP— I SEEP THROUGH UkCYK COYER OF PAKKNC3A THB CAPTURED tfUNAOAT SUPS QUIETW UP TO ■-Z IStANP... AM? PROPS ANCHOR. I l l — -rH ccwve;> « WfLAW* BUGS vs. SEASON.I CRANES- 4 PROW VOWRE iw* aiTTiM', t C&A jP / SUICIDE BUBPECTKD LIVE OAK or—Sheriff Hugh Lew* say* an Ohio Negro found critically wounded beside a burn­ ed car yesterday may hava tried suicide. Tha man who said he was Jo*, eph Campbell. 39, of Cincinnati, was barely able to talk but said another Negro shot him. The sheriff sent bloodhounds into urood* near the car and the dog* picked up a trail which pet­ ered out last night. Campbell's wife In Ohio said her husband, a truck driver, left home Sunday to go to a hospital "be­ cause he said he wasn't feeling well," t i i f i f dhf f lm V IW iw h g dbikml M IS T A K E ! P r FEATURE NIGHT'/ WATCH THE Pi RE* WORKS WHEN THEY FIND OUT ETTA'S STINGING THE. WHAT A BttEAlC.* I mean DUMPING NTO EACH OTHEft/ IVAlT TILL^ th ey s t a r t I'M SAFe NOWS I THEy'RE HAD AND TALKING-" * TWO OF 7WBM/^ I BEADING MINUTER OF MEETING TAKE! ROUES DELAND up—Reading tha min­ utes of the Volusia County School Board mattings haa become a ■tatter ef houra. ; Yesterday'* reading took 1 hour •ad SO minutes *0 members asked their attorney John R. Godbe# Jr. whether they couldn't make cop. : 16* for each member, 1 -flodbee said the law require* a h reading but "(here are numerous * cam m u , hyphens and seml-cbloni " la the ruling." He said he would aak advice of the attorney geaer- Valley Associates AUE. TJtCA N T under the front porch, you saw Into Ita O n parlor and saw Meg Beaumeat la her husband's arms, a law minutes later you saw her Mara the house. You hated her! You returned to your own house, got your huaOantf* gun, cam* back tad Biot Kemp Beaumont. You taot Mm because you believed Meg Beomaeat loved him and you UFAD "Tt> W AR/ Thess are the only condition* under which he will work In mo­ vie*, he added. "t had a bad experience out here once,” he remarked. “ Nina years ago, I worked on a picture at Universal called 'The Great American Diplomat.' It waa suppoied to be for William Powell, but it waa never made. “ The producer told me to come in every morning with IV ideal and he'd pick the one he liked. I told him this wai nonsense. Why shouldn’t he come In each morn­ ing with ID Idea* and let me pick out the one I liked. Needless to tay, the Job didn't work out.” You may get the Impression from this that Chayefsky 1* a fairly Independent fellow. You arc right. He's a stubby, rotund character In his early 30s, with a glib tongue and an expressive face. Chayefsky has no sympathy for writers who complain about what Hollywood does to their stories. “ I would' never sell a story again unless 1 could be In on the production, as I am now,” he said. That’s tho way he'll make his next film, “ Middle of The Night” from hla current Broadway sue. ccsa. It will lie made for hi* own company and released by Colum­ bia. ' 1 TELL NO*J , a A CRACK U K * tturea lir a s go m h a d . "bad. By BOB THOMAS HOLLYWOOD <AP) *7- C a n lightning ■trike twice? The maker) of “The Bachelor Party” hope It can. They are pro­ ducer Harold Hecht, director Del­ bert Mann and writer PadJy Chayefiky, Theee fellow* com­ bined their talent* ta*t year on a quickie called “ Marty'' and each collected an Oicar for hi* trou­ ble. Like their Oacar winner, "The Bachelor Party” I* taken from one of Chayefiky'e TV play*. And it !« being played by a rant of lester-known*. though Don Murray 1* becoming noted ns Marilyn Monroe’* co-star in “ Bu»—Stop ” ---------------------------The new film may coat twice a* much a* "Marty'* 14,00,000, but that will still be * smnll amount for a first-class Holly­ wood production. Present on the set at all time* la writer Chayefeky, the wonder boy of TV who*also *crve» as­ sociate producer on the film. He explained hi* reason*: "If a line of dialogue or a piece of buslnc** needs to be changed on the let, I’m here to do It. On most picture*, this i< done by the producer or the di­ rector and the result Is something that la not the author'a KANSAS CITY, Kan, (/P) — There's another Indian uprising, but this time its red man against red man, whlla tha palefacas watch nervously. Exactly 100 Kansan* gathered here Monday night and signed a tribal roll aa Wyandotte Indians. This lock* them in combat with their blood brothers, (ha Wyan­ dotte* of Oklahoma, Back In 1886 the Wyandotte TV*—It** n II#I" , Michael didn't dare to look be­ hind him. He had to troit Ines at thia moment. Ha throat hla face Within Inches of Anna'*, “ You killed tha eatt You killed ta f out of spite because you had learned your husband waa and you blamed Mrs. llenumont for hi* desertion. And when rH A T C O U L D creation. That's hew man* pie- Can Lightning Strike Twice? ;iu Ia I SOM EHOW i ’ ll"* 1 DON'T PEEL J LIKE A r ' ( W IN N ER 1 RUAPTER-NOW r GIVE WE THE [ TWENTY TO GO w tyou quarter 1 CAN GUESS HOW MUCH* MONEYYOU. H A ve IN YOUR J ~ . WALLET M i t t ' s o f if e e . VtmKSM tVOU GCWMgy NWYAA vwftfA v tm r 1 MBHBMTJ SE N K A R IK G LASS and P A IN T Co. Y a w Color Headquarter* u r s ao . if un «K M M / r^KSCOOT/mr a ra w AUNtfTU UTfR< * i> N m TONTO! M W �] THE SANFORD HERALD million-dollar research project, radar sets throug -which, .wttl -core- at -least three try, OtharJoug-ran harrlrane seasons. Include carers ment I* on order, carrying rockets,-anbo ino-pmrrhc»tc—Vegtn-iw 1P6Pt~ _ « C l . nutfiWntl*.JlIllvIsIblc-liRhL" I < Several new and a brand new baltooa device been estab'UI.ed in called a “ hUTrlcoon.ribean area to r Lee* year’s near-record 10 hur* from high-flying rlcanes kilted 1,500 persons, SIR automatically Iran of them in ths United States. tion on atmoipherl Most of the deaths were In the radio. The balloo disastrous floods accompanying tracked from the hurricane Diana fn August 1085. wind direction and Meteorologist Hioodoro Ole Iter, In addition to n» chief of the bureau'* emergency new research findii warning section, said in an Inter- ed to aid Toreros' view that this year "all evidence Conrad Mook at points to onr being able to leeue Bureau ha> worki warning* In more accurate form niqua designed to i than heretofore, oa that fewer ing the position i people and arose will be needles*. 24, 48 and 72 hour ly alarmed, and defenses ran be time, men concentrated. Hook hs* gone "We don’t expect to be able to cane map* and da warn specific areas mnra than 24 40 years and race hours in advance—our present motion on punch t limit—but wa do expect to be able lie fed into a com to pinpoint somewhat better the to analyte a given particular coastal and Inland atlon. areas to b# struck. Thus Instead . Meteorologist K of warning an area about 800 has worked out a mile* long as In the past, wo -steering" of a hi expect to narrow this down to or r|Kht Bnd Its sl 260 or 000. speeding up. Tills “ Vlflo« new iUdlet of th« *iiurin lArjff pttrt on prssi surge'—the high tides that eause ,he upper almospii the greatest toss of life In these jn advance of a t storms—give us confidence thst Another bureau this year. Instead of merely fore- |,*rt Hoover, has ratting ‘dangerously high tides,' compiling of new well lie able lo predict their the ’storm surge.' I height within a couple or feet. record* dsting bac And for certain specific srtai. , nd hi* sssoclsle* such si Atlantic rily. Long Island tlrltsl height* for Hound and rheapeake Bsy, wc on Hi# Atlantic coi expect well be able to forecost rlcanes of various within one foot of accuracy a* have related tidal much as six hour* In advance." tral hurricane pres To deteet and track this year's An even broader storms, these new step* have been ing Into high geo taken: the Notional Hurr 1. Horn meuimrit ships will Project (NHIIP), be on Ih# alert for the first sign Congress nnd spur of hurricanes, usunlly spawned fn Weather Bureau w the calm "doldrum" twite between of other governme ths tropic trndewlnde. well as unlversltln "Horrlfaii# hunters" nf the stllulions. / svi/u'!"® ' . AJ,r W**th*r Service The British, C i'll, _ weethar men Dutch, Dominican Thur. Sept. 13, ll)5« Pnge 9 ersted by tying Into a brosd net­ work of stations > . receive signal* from weather hullo,inn aloft. Research t>i>erollons base is to-i rated at Wert l*atm Beach, di­ recting euch actlvltle* at: t. Airplane reconnaissance with lift) and (147 jet* equipped with tome Initrumenta never before ueed in hurricane research. They will fly before, during and after a hurricane, collect In* tuch data as air temperature and the site of a rain droplet. An airborne “ digital recording machine" will reasirmble nine different kinds of data on punch cards for Speedy computlng. - Pocket program -stage rock­ ets, carrying two movie cameras in * nute—tectr witt—.nalu- vwmr*- > ramie movies of a. hurricane from heights up to 70 mile*. AT A "CONNMS OUT" MUTT in New York, this litter of Rve Beagtes "If we are lucky," said meteo­ pose with Busan Chaskel after making history as the first pups aver born as the result of • Irens-Atlantic artificial Insemination In which rologist Arthur Johnson, "we’ll the mother never left Ithaca. N. Y.. and the tire never left England get the cloud pnttem and the Dr. A. Ustrop, University at London, prepared samples of semen circulation pattern—that is, How for shipment by air to Dr. E. P. Leonard, New York State Veterinary the storm pattern fits into the College—Cornell University, who conducted the insemination of the surrounding environment." femato beagle. Preserved semen, diluted with boiled pastturttod Tying In with this, navy scien­ milk, wa* used 140 hours after leaving England. The overage Ilfs tists expect to launch ramsraaf normal dog soman t* about twenty hours. (Internaflontil carrytng lielloons from the east coast In advance of a hurricane. under the Korean til Hill. Could The balloons, under radio con­ I speed Up thing* if I sent my trol up to 00,000 feet, would Swing Hero or* authoritative answers application to VA hoadquartcr* bark toward the coast under pressure of the high-altitude wind re­ from the Veterans Administra­ In Washington, D.C.T versal which occur* In summer, tion to three questions of Iniri. A. No. You would only delay and take pictures white passing cat to former servicemen and mailers. Your appllcnllon should their families; over the hurricane, 1}. My daughter is eligible for be sent to your neuresl VA reProject scientists expect even­ schooling under the War Orphans glonnl office, for that it the tually to experiment with a "huroffice that will bundle your case. rlrane beacon", n balloon equip- Educational program. She'd lik e If you sent your application to to start sch o o l at the beginning ped with a radio transmitter and Washington, ll.C. it would mere­ designed to tie dropped from the of the fnll term, hut can’t po»- ly have to be sent on to your bomb bay of an airplane Into the sihly get her final approval from regional ofllce. "eye" of a hurricane and float VA on time. What should she iloT Veterans living In Central A. She should file her appli­ at a constant altitude. cation as soon as possible. She Florida who wish further *nfor. Mlf it stayed in the eye and may enroll after she get* VA’s ninth'll about their (SI benefits floats along with the storm In "provisional approval" indicating should write or visit the VA of­ that position," said Johnson, "We'd Ihat she meets basic ellgiblilty fice at 42 K. Central Ave, Or­ have a new Way of tracking a requ Iranian is,- She should onroll lando. hurricane. We would be able to in a course that hs* beon approv­ pick up its rsdlu signals from a WOMEN'S PR ESA CLUB ed for students under the War » distance, thus doing swny with MF.ETINfi HATVRDAY Urphana program. Her VA re­ costly reconnaissance by airgional office ran tell her whether CLEAIlWATEIt 'At—The Florida the course she want* i* til-ap- Women’s Pres# Club will hoU It* fnll meeting at nearby lied Ington proved. Bearh Saturday. Q. 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That* tl Plertbe. bib pan Mat Hamta lha ata tf ua lame praeibtb far batata MuU aat canfUcl with taM aaaru ■ m u war. " i n " I w n t a n u te ttt Omhay pH WMta af tlUa CaatUtaltaa aar tf laraay" tab c w l«f*. Thru 1*1 M m i Ii m dfltra . urt i l Iki i u u at rartto. f W U l aay awwMaahlt ataartl laat aaw appiylnf . than bt tar tatb *1 m M etertt a prate tf UM Ot*M|..---- . _________ _ rtm Mrnt u Py • «m af ta»M im s m ta Data Caaaty aab any athtr tot ar (■trip attarwry wba than ba Mtctab Itr a l if |D U» aiatiri alerted to Htk ttatrlu tf tta Mala tf Tlarida a*, •ana al tea* t**r» by Ibt fa a llM Mat- n tf* h r S 3 r y y a lertabtattaa1"* ! tap It Uut IM raw# #1 »*td .M a t l y j E t a dlterirt ("amrl^r aal cten ta heaUaaa a. t, a, tab II aa atprauly aathartaad la thu eatlan al u a aaaaty at albat * u u **t M l •PWrid UP** Utelr IW iWW -— aar than aay arbuunct tntcttb ta tanaty aOMt li art aMcue aa4 ahaaa Ihl* Arum, tf r- tb* |«i __________*n» ________ ___UultM H t M M . Iratttt ---------part**act ta talb taau rate charter con­ uu uterine tf i mt la Iwtiw l d I <M derinrtaa “ I M U«M 4 atari at e p p ^ a r m y J M jt MMpaauili* U*H bt M te by la*. _ tact with <*■ tat m ar* I ta* lafatMtllaa. an afjjs r & n B B M r R s y a •ppUaahM acarrel law nciyt *■ upratuy Inna inatl* u taM atari Mull bt ar«* to t kl IM tu t* H IM Ori- f rtanubte ItaUMriatb tarata. aar MuU tta thartar s S & f S tf my ■aantpauty la Dab* Camty canv T o u r , t i t ttrtati c i t r ’ T s s r s r a ? f i z z ? u f c s ta* aaatlrilnj patrlMaa* rial wtlh UUa OtaitltatlM ar aay wch HUM. M M W t l W U K I M I U U t f M l * . trtrt atari •pputnhla mural law ttctpl aa it prreel* treftaa 11. ruylhOi'y refeWmaalr M * MU>f M M tUt» mknbtmut. ■ tf tht Mnan tawrt tf Daatf cwniy aaltariatb hartta. praeibtb hawmr that - -MMtr aSrmaat inaMt la lb* farlkra mb J t lfii lea pace** Mean h* a. am< nin.ntfurlrinaaaaeary .ar onntJiAL tLEtmow aalb Chari** aab aalb arblaanttt entereb i til ihlt ftr Uu ante tf Jeutat t f uu a*, tan MDit^ta UM tftMttta bate ff ___________ Jl. Utaa tb* baUInt tl n th ■reptf to tha taMftaM liirtM ■ m i u a Iherrot nty conflict wlth.| bMWutW tb* alttalt 1*4*1 U rT’ u a n lt print (earl ar Jebat tf a dUtrict atrri tf 2*6? nalUfy my nfella* focel, ip-tppttl unltu t a n a cltlata tf UU* aula, ^riSSurptantabraM taTataSuMMi-yabat M bait lb* attau l fit trial ta Ua trlml* III curki u t Rare**tr. Bath dritrirt eppfic.kle only la mb unltu he li. t l iht Iknt. a tttntar rial at leacrM Ml taatl, arbltb trial Mull bt apaa laltr_ « i ? S s r - S v S s g taatl at arrtal Malt awelM a j 3idi Cffunty. ol Um nor Ibt Bar ta (tab eUadlap tab a r - a s r » i m »— rtuanUM tr n lu tua ef Ut a BUiUJ aba tbaU hate a«*t 4 ill Mathiap ta uili eedloa ahall ta cm* Itr a per tab af al lit it ita r t u i ha* tl ttarlt * / ttrari ntrruU till M M BOealuUaac ptepwln* t * M ; _ rued to Unit ar raamck lha pawer al arUtaal tartti ltttta a/ cwaly caarfi. Tht hate, a neuter af tha bar al fttfMBS ■Hat* U U t CftkUtattea tl U t IU U * tf Ita LriteUlare to curt feacral tewa ££n*^2rita*ita tub he ptrua Mull ta i lMIt** fat lha •Maty taiarta ta taaatli* t a n m u TUTU*. vlt: which ahab fetal* to Dade Caaaty end atlaual taartt art m u m im *4 Mull ban •■ta af Jtibfe tf a eircait atari a* crtnl P U a M li any altar me er a m enauei af tha m tnataal {arttiwtlaa aa* aa proaaci- nil court tf n u rd wha t* aal IwaWy at* i u u tf rririda •* u aay nanlcipemy yttrt at aa* aab a attataa tf Uu ba* t f IM altarary. la OaM Caaaty and my athtr ana or Ill curb. Tht attrb al tall Marl MuU Hand*. Any eenetoc a* ■ m ta * tf Um naalatpaUltea al Uu Atari af Florida h*«M *1 rtpinaauilat* aitarwn* paaUe ba Mtttal by lb* tltttart af Uu county in _________ Circuit Otari*. __ .. jllaa to maaty ar material affaira •tb thtll ta tllfIM* ft* tpptlalMtal ar ------1 Ua Man ta btl4 an* Mull beta wbtab S a w ? 1? e r s & s w ? lal didrrirJ Cfttallf tut • e . aab all mch poacral lawa ahall apply to tltcilea ta aay haiclal ahet whlth say tar-faa* yrara. ant hit cooiprnullca n __ pm abtat li IU U t f Florida relating U Ua la* mtt ttUUUa net Caaniy and to aU naatclpomiea hat* Man created, •Ita distal . a ttaatf thill I anti Doptrunanl al U t O g HW Mtl lildat Mrtalu ta tbl Incrttetb, 1 _____ i to the aam aaieal aa If tthu whereat nay hat* I tier* *1 tha taaati ttart. Tht ttaril al il aal Jtt* at taautatat taaal U i l PHNIIIMf ft* ■»■■ aecllm had aat been adopted and tach ai rat ttectri. _________ 1 Mttfdlai Ih* aaaaty MuU hr tht ttMuiltt aOctr iht Una tar which ha waa uaa an* Utataai n (tmral lawa Mull aapataeda my pari *ccnot H. Tacaaria* la the* *y fntf*. at it 14 nari. tab bit ball** mb In* „ .._ • * # rerun* al . That U t fallevta# areMatt perttea tf Uu ham tala thartar prodded abatl ftu | H i ftf III. haw /llteb. When ita tttca af my Judat * Irt ItIt V at U t CaattiyitUa lt( u t i u u tM^btt*Uu**Malt**l^5afet^baB'e*afar tareta la Mafllet therewith aab ahall (la* Italt tlferary tllylM* l*r typtatl- ■hall btrtuc eataal freu aay aaw**. UM (bread U and ahall at Tterld* li hereby tareL----------reparted* any prerielen af any arena nee ' i U t tlttlart at thte Matt U ^ C V n U ^ S tt*. JTta ttgtettturt^(feet! Mtal bt ratify telidlir. Tb* M i l attar, lucmear la 111 tath recency MuU ha i i t rahnlltad la enacted pareaml to aalb charter mb In pointed ar tltcltd anly far tha waaapl hty nMItab M tha ttealy whtrt nch > ■ !« » ■ tt fejettioa at ua a*tl tar MUtatlta conflict therewith, and MuU raperude firm at Ih* Judea whaM t a t h rota* Mari ta tad Util ta ally Ihlt far tpptlntMtttlaa U kt htll to Perenker ■tatrtll tUf nay peerUlan al my charier af any ma­ ktara. aadara tf tha ■ ■tat M aaaaty tallcuar ft* talb cavnty. Ilan. rrilrmral, ar athtr aawta art* STUM. U i ntelpolity u Dab* Caaaty la conflict Ill CriMla*! Marti •/ racer* auy t i ■arh tncancy. ta*4 by tai ■“ - “ • A S S i r ' therewith. accriow II. ItacflM * / fab***. •tadthtl hy lifltlalart. taith ctarU nay w W til ittOlciAL department HI RathIn* la Ihla eacUm ehtll ta conJubfti than ta •leelob tr Ut bt atauitab by tba tafUtatarr, tertian t. Crerli. Tta ledlftel pawn r a u M H ft •trued u Unit ar reiirld Uu pawtr and trente lb. Caart af a m r l tf ficam- tleclar* af thtlr mpeailt* Jn at U t SUM at F1arMa It reel*# U a ta* the fttete Jarleblclrin tf IM Rauraab and Tuhlle Mt C*a*fy. la Bnaahia Caanty there cam at olher He it and tai u ttairtat tMtl» at tl a----am al. • m m Mart, dietrict tawu — Mr. t . ; Itarititaftaa. builtlat Cannlealm or af any athrr atari MtaQ ha • Mart hi m ar* with lw* ar u t tltcltd. Caarl *1 llctar* tf CtcaaiMa .S in ta w u, Ctai t a i t M Puree* ar canmtwiaa new tt bubfri at birirlat aawta af appaal aur* faitei at tta Itjuitltre nty pro» « . „ iritelnnl ,p,aiMl Mart* af rrcort. caaatf Ctaatr. ter pratldeb ftr la thu Coatlllu. ta i tlecieb tltcleb Py ih* lha aaalthab aaaltitb alactara atectara < tf Itatr riba, wht Mull ta Mtcttb It* ■ ten* el Mart*, awnly lutn't rturta. larnlta lira oc hr rrnerel Itw and aalb itate traparlira dletrict* bietricu at •• attar tfhai M aUta ai nab tta yttrt by UU pMUIltd tlttlart at aalb tnptctirt taartt, atari* *1 |uUtt* af tht M***i ateacJoe. huroaai aab cannlwlmi ehell aal Mta atbar taayta, tactato* Mtautaaj - n s a r a ; •tatty at athtr caanty ataclnta nr* ilicud. caaniy oBcltle nr* rlactnb. ban Ita m m pawtr* la Debe County tk baitlcte tf the ta print Mart ahtfl hr mb what* ttnpMHttaa than ta Oitd ay ttart*. at tMtMliiliai. at U t taatatalart Hull ta aaaterrad apaa then 1a retard Ua tastatatwr*. MM Mart Mull bar* at. tlrcteb py Uu rnellleb ttettart tf Ita May utaa t u * la IM* art*la tab tn*b> to altar coanlire. ttaatra tarltbttttaa tl aU trwiail taut •tele at attar rut* and aaaaty atarikit Ihl If my reelleu. rahwctlan. Mariner, pal capful tab. tanrarrist with Uu Mr* art elecled-------"K tH M { . . j l t t H l HU- Tht *MM riaaw *r praeltriai af Ihlt eeclten u tali Tha ledbtt at dletrict Marta t f apt tai tan atari al tall caaniy and U t lwb(n latttat *1 u * Mtraan Man I* twtab wttb. laeallb a* etalallre *f the pnrtelani af rtarttl. Uu tup* Priymtl fanabirilta at tdenllfted ne hetenatat to Oraup " A " ahtfl {■M MuU ttMMti ta t ttariaaM wttb rata* ~ I M I Artteri XVII af thte CcaitltaUaa an (MM mb taatun mb tta taua pawtr he elected . . . ___ _______terry Mi year* al uat awn. aattumy taupararlty ta . . . rtmerider af thlk ncUaa MuU aal ta pal Mtbarity U lent til wriu at tta thereafter: mate identlAeb ato n e d hy mch mralldliy. “ *“ • ***~ * U *- S T S L t t S t M i i. w a tartan Mart al t*M waaty mb Ua Oraup T P (hall _ --------Ill II u declared to he lha Inteal M tart and umm tabpM ttartaf. ti wpUta tta pawn u ertry Ml yrara Itarn fieri tha LwttUMra aab tf Uu electere tf tta ntataae tab ttapteM • (n ab (try, tab Menlifted u helanrta to Oraup RATI J aula tf Plariba w pond* by uni wc------- *1 Mch athtr niltart at Uu M elected la I M aab erery tl* ___ -ten* a l ^ M a l u iM r a a H M ata um tana rate fee tta peapri tf D ue A total i Ihatitaftaa. _________Bay prtribe. Tha ralta •( t -a (tat** al aOitt ttaru ****»». Meat* Caaaty la total attain aab ibl* wclria Blrclte* af atraall fabta* ahaU ha pttttl bri tab tracttat appuuhU u Uu • al aaaru, U fablttal aarrtat. ta aay imn* taau ta Uharally caartrued la carry aal itrawn atari tf m M aaaaty than MU it la in* year 14*4 aab *n t f ata Mta parpen, tad tl It farther declared there* Iter. • n r i! tSa' ' ' ik tf tta Lettkiatarr aab Tea JeiUcet tf lha a t i w Mari The ■MriMnt'U'thl* m m W i U m tab Tha TtrwH tf Ita BUM tf Prictdk Mb la M*Mat*rt Utrawiih M elected la IhM tab every M* peart n e w U IM Uul ita pevetetoo* af Ihlt Continent* Iheftalter: three feet Met tf the aaprnaa . ctnall taartt and Uu atattra lie . m wi_____ aab tenoral tone which ehall releri la court MuU M riectob la IMP aab irw f I* appeal* mb write tf atret ftH tfttl — ‘ — taaly aab my einer one ar mere Mrih butablaa Uu auanrr i tf Ita P i n tf rririda «r la any :i'n,:L*., , eiS'riwm a i r jctccw i i iM r it o tf court art hisii *•t u iuu natal a* tittitaa mb i m ■upftnt la Dab* Caanty and any R S S M J & W S S tab aanptanUaa tf ulb (try Mt V7H«lealC" ttyrrut Otari._____ ____ _______ > naia naatelpalittee tf tha MuU apply with lit* tbcct u tta Buth eltfteb. JaaiMM Mb ___ . . . __ ... tai orttniuiiaa. Tha w r u t atari I* f t A*M la tan RUM tf Tlarida enacted pareaml Itarria rtatcb *1 tecta bit caaaty mb lahc ataca c ita flaw Teretey aftar UM Mull taaiiit at m ta auuMra tat al Um ta tbaatuy tatw M May b ^ r t * hy Ita UiitUlare ehall ta tta eatrem a lha felteala* daaaary. a btu MuU bt U t rhltf tatttat. f t a m Uuntf ttctpl at Mtatwlet Bryl V Meadar la tow la Dab* Caaaty, Tririba. eicrgrt ae U UUt tttilaai printed that the a aattata, bat r S » baMlatt Mull ctattltata tta le r ito a ib. Trent .r. . . — . .af . epee — . *f . . certefa ------ %arT* OMbMIMtaetrt 4 1 tiprauty pratldeb herela and thle ttrilen ____ jllaa tab ttptnet aUawmctt el Jedare The term at ataea tf M t l M tf Mt ttatarrtaMl al law than M naan Jab** aur «natal ta tatb ataaiy * « 8 ■tall ta ttrtctly cmrtraed ta n enum LbuunU ' — • ~—‘ • I fabai l *1 ulb tMri *1 rtcard Mull the eaprtm caart. Judt** tf blMrtrt * S S ? J U S • each eapeemey at Ihte CaakUlullaa and ta paM by bectnku caaaty and null kt caart* *1 appall, aab circuit JadfM MuU • t a t recite, aa t m wait Irtat trial tf lha lerUtetare la lha mactmenl tl L b* ___________ t*U( i IM Ua taau aa paM la and rattlrtd Iran ha ate year*. aaerU auy UU a A m u r lta tb* ( h Una a ■& J2Z T & ftaertf tow* partamt la ihte CaaiUtatrin. rt, at a Mtutr all taarttt hy Jadtt* al Iht tlrtalt taurt artata atari, uriitr *1 a) rwbt. rtabt, taly i Bed lot I t Arilramraf eetpeartea aab tf m M tHhly Itiltent la taM caanty. reel Dial of fe 4* re. Natwlthtuablab tta PIPEALED hi ita latent al a |kt*t *r tin circuit praililani af Ihlt article (eletla# to tarn* no. i. atari *1 Pectmkia Caanty arlbractb at af iB ii: BAT* doner REAOLUTTOIf MetMe tf ft (titnl lUtiU O f__ _,A_ aaw prtribtb py law a Judge *1 Uit tauil ^vdiaa ahtfl aula. lai AU luitlgai H a HU ft MftUftllttt ptfMm d III tl rtcard auy ueaau and partem In mtlcelly retirt aI at* ... U6trtT w y tn iiM^. pmTfnm ertry rtcpacl ibt Jumble lion and builte ihi Bub|rci to ruVea aff procedure to to ^ r no. r. tf tta circaII aaart at Wecauhla Caaniy at •tiahuitai by (he M ill •» •§©••§ !• pfewiflPM# arm caart, mb KMATS dOIHT REPOUmon M l ----- — a Inbaa itanaf. Indabinp tha irlal af •Iter Milct end hairier. I. m v toaita* no. tip tapual cam and Ita paatt la wnunan Judre m y ta rriirtb I n r bteahUity at l ft fatal raaataUea peaprila# aa rn U « M emiersrl UUrtocetery tab attpancl a aranb jary; and at ih* llremeat pay la he Bceb hr tow. rial tf Battue A Article Ilf tf lha canl i i m m rising ftpeft tfcisfity Ie*atel *1 a Judge tf iht caart af retard “ ' t t r * ■hall not ta Iru than lae-tMBde r . " ‘s - 2 . n Utettoa. rilktua to rrteter mb tiua which apaa a anal 4 k tm waali trlbtactb m aaw pniMrd hy law a |u*tt then compenieMon II Dab* empty to earreb al .atelme tf UuLecItlklure, by addin* la jatly aw at ti ll* ta “ •f. tha alrtall taurt af Eice mbit Count r tea yaaie ar nere. hy --------------by a coma MIA Aril to* a prtrirtm far Ita conrenin* la an tlm t aMMta •ay aatuau and ptrfam la *m y rnptci lid Pl m t• luetic luitlte af Ita iiy n a e caart ta*M thirty bay* I t f Ita UilaUiurt lari riUa reulan hy .irtaai k> ttritartrl. tht mprtut taftatatart tatb tha ballet abb Jtmbltiltn tf IM caaci af ta aelected :ei by hy that teert. Iwa ladpM Ita nantarr thereof. ■htll batt nth hiritaitttaa m May auy bar* Mta araag m eet tf Pacamhla Caaaty oc a Jab*t __________ ef tta dltirlri eouru .at in (eat__— . . . appeal ... . ta ta eaBP IT BBMLVED BT THE UECUEtAi htctuary u rauptatt Mtartalaatlta at tab M taaaau tatb i UisrMif* let led by the labree afJ aalb ulb dtetrirt btaia' " taartt TORS O f TUB BTATE OR rtOAIDA: r ttaat aa m m . Thera MuU hertaftar ha eleclet far a al appekl, <•• rirrall |ud*M and Iwa Thai Ita teUawlnw aembawnt to aril; lam tf feel Hi ynia by lb* autlMcb caaniy Judtn U ha aatattab hy Uta Maltaratf . ________tf IM cmetlMtipa cf Marian t f BtaanhU Crcaty. Plarit*. a peerae (earl.... .. . ‘ at' tarePy arreed aad ahall ta tubpttatretlab ailachty, nha ehtll ta hnaas Any"ieellce •ter ’ Any J*eHca t f llta lha Mpntol aaart. i ft* alm ar* tf ft* rUto tf _ _ a _ u - - TT ar u l y halltliar af Beet a kit Caanty. Jab*# r •f ih* biurlri aaart tf appeal, a* " ______ tr* raufuaum ar rejmna at " and wha ttall he iht r'aetcite clicuilt .Jadtt Mull ta lubte t a i apaa ah. .. Ita amt irarral election to ta held ta tta la tht ( m il af Uttar* la tab • m t far lor any my nltdeuuaw to atari. ywr IMA a* fall*at: CMMy, Pfarlbc. mb hie , $ b F S s s * 4 artftlflw artialUa* 1 frcllan IA Prohibited darttea A Aerate' aab artra m eant aur m tt ______ .. ipenaatte* MuU ta Bead hr darttcee at tha t o w t o •••ftw BftHftmtetel ucnp dtaUteta, | __ ________ i *1 a btttrkl atari al apTta repute* ............ #1 Uu teblatetarr akaritea far Caakty BaUritne ehell ftdtrt. > ftf i M ftto (tall ta taM hteaaufly. m . . j that affatu a Man *1 aaaMltattaaal B P M . t e M W f d D W g a a Uu aenerel tlKtlen In UM. Jedfr* at dlitetet Maria _ clicalt Jadtn MuU bn ala . . . at ttai* aOttn. at that l i n t apta a 1*1. Ctarta M <M CtaMW Caart*. f t __________ jw ill yrara UwrMtlir. and their Judicial dullee, ahaU ate aataUta ttntai l by U t btatrut atari m MM r j a a ? s f j r s r era*rid ta Uu cm uanty • Math at Uu Mreatt aaart. Ita paraaa etectab at my each eleclwa ita practice tf tew ar bald aay ■y atari at dry tf rrery raaaab ytar I * ratal la ta ta i m i yean* tatartM, at aha* ataa ha akah at tha hanrb tf MuU tab* ataca tta Brit Tender alter poililea af praAl aabaf Ihl* Mata ar Bay that It la batt* canbitt with a tarlMta al wha f t p ----------------------m m tiftftkliasm . rm rliv. ftac m Ita A>M Manta I In (meaty nicceedint •■<* af peaBI under Iht Halted Marie, l ctuil tl typtal tt af tha Um bale tf the electten. Any pereaa nan mb MuU hal talb atari hi pap ptfUNtf toura may attend aatttn* i .. on tht ■ * » patat tl taw, sS riri'C s* i ^ s u T S L i 'y i h S eteapytap aaah ataca ar wha Hull hereto ermr iMt My*, tai aa tfacte] ft itial aewtea .ut wrut tl caruarari ta ant. aaaaty ta lha taan naaaar at altar aut* •fit* M nmalnteb la All any tinner party conpaamla* far teectoa M Ih* atota Con . am m ad py Ata tm raar ahafl oawed thllMub hy taw. aaaaty ataalafa. ta etrre * tarn tf Itarria atuUraallnu* la ataca aalil Ita mint lima i m arnab taama tf Ih* Owitai la aa „ _____________ lwaaty <M > darn The muter rwiy ttart auy Utaa wriu al tab eleetiaa aab aaiiiBcallaa tf a Cavnty tar aefeaw Menctea reaap* atitet a* attar auabatna; aalI *«* wtrrtnla ataa * iMf^yMra aab ta M U ball** i rnirttii Ptflcttar tartunder. Aaytaeaatel aeib ea tf IM te#ui aired hy Ih* lupcene atari Par rath jp* tu tt aOtar. ta tatra. canaitiilan. at attat f t a taree-Afuu.......... ............ AU ebaneae Irlehla In lha Caarl U Ate* a* m y ta «ef rialm( hr tor * trite* T. Caaafp M u f Caaria. hmaae. f t a ir io b a d M •IMMyrttthadi ___ arlub ta rrprmtat tha pah* Ip tf I la end far Bicenkla Counly, Plaridn, rlebi ef Um I MuU aal hr l i n b artfl . lai leittateV nral Mar* MuU f t a arb II* Itaarahy, *r a n n W r al aay tath tf thirty in i dan whlrh •tall ta pcaaeriitra open Intarnellan an. laprem caart ttart ta aaah Manly. drriloa ||. dadtrial Mtoritt am ----aatanlaalaa. tr attar ifiM y. u bar will. I* ta Bleb by Ih* Caanty a*lfil­ t byrt. Than ttall to ta euirr, daillcee al tha npram Mart l i at mptabml. ana wrltt al pra* I rrrrtea tar »*« v sh x sx z r m i l {rn tiiM m m u i ler, pal tha Ormb Jary tf lha cucall ud*re af aU attat cmru etaU remtea •ta Mainlwlant nUhllMub hj ______ b h ftt f to far Pecnnhlt Caaniy, Florid*, m y ta ta p id * to ftito l i f Ito ftftftUtoi Caart heir irrcicei literlea ar aanpmwl tht llilrlct rturta air appMl neeem auy lari heyuad India! fa* abeneei Irlehla ia aalb Caart. Utaa to UM* m i l t fti ito I t o i l l g £ prarlded hy taw. A railrib fatetea — trltl M am when aetrilaa* att !*• teUeotap ft# reawtor Pie ftc tlhtr aaaaty atattrt Upaa Ita Babin* al any inch Indictment Judae ewifaeb to arilri tadtaW eerrtaa >en which a direct appeal t* tta Dario# eaelr eiloaded era CUCeII Jadt* Mull admit la tall ar Mt atata tai Mar Mart, tha trait li tUtttb at a naltat al ------ - P*»prod tetteteUm ten alt lha' atruird prndlna Irlal la IM •hell, ahlle m wretaa, rectire a* abteia* tatfl f t paatMab lw Cmrt la tint *b ualrae eeiueat to ...... ahutaed al Retard In end far Bacambl* tlenel caaipenwllm Ita dlfeeitat MU py a iww-third# U /n **W #1 ______ Caaniy. Plariba. and (riel ehell ta upon hit rrtlrenenl heaeBU aab Ita u npr— ritrtn* atari M y Ittaa i l writ* ■err tf ita Bmw Into which N to *#afht lalermtlea Bleb hy the Counly Ballcltar. lien eppllcehle ta each wrclce. Belertee tf la IM aanpltla at* try tr proper p • ta ttaUwducrb. *1 Hi laiiibictlon. lai Tha Clatt at aalb Courl ehell he tlrcteb clicalt jud*n m i ta wppitnmud la pay ended, Uul uu todlatetarv nay air# .Tha topram atari tr my (aatlca Ihtrt. hy Ita elrelari al Bwtnbla Counly at Ita county oc tovniiee when aalhartieb Py i i f t f t f t f t r peortoa lw f tPrMare#lb la #*lr# eeutea la Uu frl4 m y Iieta* m m wr“ ------------at write tf‘ httaaa carpaa ra> Oaaaral Btacllaa In 114* mb rich tour lew. dadlclal olhetre eruU ha paM nch •at/er tf the eriual mb aeceewry eipeai towin# naaarr: When iwrnly per ceal larnahla tafara th a fhla hrftrt ----------------------------->itpitma coari ar m i ltra thereafter, and Ih* peteon ruetaeb py in* utieututr ana pete i*a ■Mtt i tf Uu a m to n #1 Ita tegliteture Jiiiiire * ttartaf. ar htlart * dteuiri.faal ahaU helb atari f « fear ill yreri. •ulhorlwb by tew. • M lhara the e««M>. Ita tallatatart^taa^jpratM* drcltea tb. flyte af prarrri Tta elyto ftdU arocuu ta writlat and rite wtth ihe The canpeaiellon mb butlei if Ih* Cur! appealI ar any ai jabia Itarral. at briar* ‘ eU proem Mull, ta 'Tta Atari t f ----MtroUey tf etele. Italt #*rUflc*rit Hut ty cl____ circuit, _______ Jadat. my MuU ha Barb hy lew. The Ctert at the Lty. prartaeb, that nay law be>laa far Caart tf Retard In and far Betanbm __—i** and all praieealria* ahaU ha MOdllHai warn at Ih* cmrenlo* t f Ue Tha MpayWH aaart iheH pttelbt far tta fti |ft iHUiipH Caaaty, Plariba. tlKted al Ita Orneral batted la ita aam aab Py tha euUwelty ta#telelor* tala eelre wuiea. Ihe were. trmefir la Ih* caarl hariw pirleblcttea H r U f H t ito t w S c r r a s realty Jwbaa ta aaah cewaly ahnU aal he* BierIlea tf IhM, an* my eucteuer ap­ al ita atari. tar# tf Mat# ahall. within wrea ill *1 my miter aakject ' f tt# ratttw wr— “ \ fUsmr M r *tmu bay# cant apeeuet waian aaUhab hy a nafartty ferllta II. Ar/rrrre Aay rim after reertrlo# the te#uUiie aunhw pelated to BUI my cecincr in aald nnc* iarlibMIte* at antihtr i . .' appall*tt atari bee at tta paniclanltaw ratara tf aweh aaaaty Which m y orcar. ahaU tali btata until the nay ta tried talece ■ predicta* >lloraoy t f nwh MriUkaua pall Ih# aunhorr Men letertcMenlly InpratIdeally lata larakeb. ■ f t a t a s s a tf tta toptotolan, had upaa the *lflma< (*l Chief riilirr. Tta chief turtle* tf al m Mawten ptaaiailnp Ih* M «a lar Aril Tender alter Ibt Aral Mender* dm- at rrtrre* apaa lha appUealriaa tf f" paittek and an arbor (rota lha caart _ l ln rata tf ihrM-llitht l l /l l N the tta Hpran* Mart ahall ta chaeea hy Ih* Mpaartf aa raJaalfb*. la any aaaaty ta r . aar*. IMI. nanhere af taU hauaea. MuU f#rihwtth netekeri af tha ceari and ahaU ten* lar lap a papali llta aa nare u m Iwa haaTta r PharlV af Ita Caaniy Mull ta Ita •how Jurudictun tta taw any ta. aalb. biab nab hfty Ikaanab aataablap ta aaah arluiia each trial and eppelalf — fta Ita bar aab ta#r far omreaiM tf m a tern *< lw* yrer*. In tta treat tf • •tarallra adtaer al aal* Caart kn4 Im ueetm. Rattoa thantf *tafl ta pit •Mania, n etaaetear ahaU ta aheiea withBailee and tanpenullta MuU ta Bied erfeiee. Tta riletM MuU beep p retard tf IM taw, tarladtab Ita ninhir hy mtoiand nail wui la alily baje lar a like tern.- DarUu n hy law, __ 111 tare alter rtfalrtap lha •ectncy ar wtantw tta ahlal luetlca .la I* ternl tf face nty ta the aBc* af lehtn. mb rich eteerb Mull ta I___.___ _ auteeia hen Me tf aid aerilftoato*. Tha hnebli la act fee any ire eon. Ita Jeellee Caaniy BaUcHae, Clerk ar ether ataerr the paper* la Ita caw to uu allire tf ( ft date ftf emrealm tf aalb iteelea Mull tanarri ta centlaanua eerrica mb nkte la tf lha Caarl tf Retard la and lar Emm. clerk; and lha caaw ahall ta Mhtori to PP pel ihaUntl ai chief tarttee. art f t Im Itaal mrt em UU bay* am Me Caaaty, pterMe. Iran any teate, Ita appeal In Ita naaaer prewrlPtf hy tow. ittlie* IA dartre. Tta Pea her t f fp* Ibl etna tab afarihaU; Pieceit Tta Ml • MIMIC to BU mch enemy MuU ta aattprim ranri Mull tpoeial n dart aab ■rtalfd hy tha O ut era*r t o m u Im ita eon far Irlal at m u la ani ewwrt nay IMP* a nnrahaU wha eheU tat* ataat Partaa k anym d tent tf each atae* which baa ta need py tow Pul ahaU art he toe* IftA aU ta aay . tta pteaiur* tf Uu caarl and parfarn each s r a MUeI •• uu ante! blrecu. Ttau tan. AerfMb II. cvartr • / /paflcn a/ the ■ decIlea V . ftaE a m m m a ^ - ^ at*O'ire I. Tta eapren* wort ahaU par# penult** ahaU ta Paab hy law, Tha aar. Pr*eT■ttutire lariueir* Jurudiciiea pear Uu l i mltUm thru MuU ban Ita Mae* ta aaacwta Ita <al Alafrlrii rid preildfay kRrer Thera to ih* pratUa* tf tow aad lha pantaitap uea tf tta aaart Ihraaphawl Ih* Mata, __________ * % S I 4 3 ' ta ate mace Uua At* Jaillca bte. •f petaaar adnillad. tt nay BNN|MH ta M i aaaaty nay dry*lit* Ita cbecib I* tath eaaalr. aab then ihtU ta areacy pf a bepuir aherli l « aaah parpaia. - " v i t a is 1 ana JaAlh tf lha Peeck fee tath •a iri t f #tf( aaruitatu# _________ MMriri . . . btalrM. wha MuU laid atari far Ill tfppriiaia /HiirIda r i m yuan. RrteHn# jatUn duirictc ar* f t blribri lal* Ihiee. a:ypeUaU btehrteU tf _ hy ririphlrib. hal Ih* lefUlalart m y . *waU(*au MnhUta aa the laplMawa* nay Mauynana >kf riitl art, (rite Haw to U m than** pciicrtOe. t aeaadarita af any mch dirtriel new aaled hy tt. Ita eaprma amri, (Mbatf la S S A r fa T i g a a -a i ihl .OryatfMltaat nanhar aab aatnltaa fttMltar atlkhllihtf. and nay eeUb- Ita iupeerlarip tad rrrtow. „ m I fabaai. A bliutct caart tf nPpaai riuU llah **w ar ahalleii aay nch but riel now Arriwp H. P/frrt tf rrdadftop t f aJ a arpanlaab la eech appellate biatrial. ar ftn afu r ttfalMp. Praetdeb. hrneetr, par af fed#**. Aay tow nBaMaa I There MuU ta Hu m iabm tf aaah biatrial lha* an* each Chen*!I etuU ta eahnUlad nunhrr tf futfaa tf my anul etak i Hal teat 'haa three VSrn ftg a ta r i. . to ik M i k i l l tf any eeanly w alerted, hy rtariea lha tom t f aay jaftp torn] g jJ S y a M hi lha MM •■etfap (caertl tftua. ftmmtalw aMrtiraaat* tf a i ujarily MuU ha _p o. A . Jertloa B M. . dadtoftf dodtrtol O Of/toar# M MBddrw aary la a beruien. Tta atari ____ t u b I um tf Ihl daritflcftaw. The IbiIUm tf Uu •lor* of U* Im m aat aantea eiarr year ta m m (MU her* jarliblcita* ta o w l al iMr atato a£afl *M *MtaKtaltfrt<tfn |p! m m _____ _ H H p i I iaw ih vhtah ita bemad ar n t a tf ita MOO*. there ta teaby hitiaw I* t pei tarly iaralteb bam ate eteeeb llr i M dtrlloa Id eee.rU •t*P ; “ i Jabate tf ita dtatritf a n a l* which tta eeute tf ultra actrued III Thi* ariui* ahall haaana H M Mm [ M e a MHricunberehaU herawaber ta nteetab W Ih* befeabeel rertdee I* hi* buuuii m Uu Ural day af duly INI aad (ta i aab ta each eclniaaJ M m , aampl fi italic rtpleee all tf Aritoto V. art^ (tap aapar pa nay f t pnteritab hy law. and he Mull , N on c i o r «ucr»©N e I ayrtat U W K s 5s & w s r m s s s T d ir j . and each county MuB ta ilriwcb at leail ana III reprewalattea aad IM remeinin* repcteonUllite eheU ta apparitoneb amen* Uteri count lea which hare a pepnlallaa ta ttwre tf elrhl thouwab lAMdi ri tirh cmaly. Tta pmalaUm ta mean at elfht Itautmb il.htot ta nch cmaly eheU ta blribab hy tht aumber at repnemriUrH hi tuaea tf ana III far each county and tha cuoUent Mull caaiUtari tta nail I* ta need ar a haill far apparirialap lha reprtemuuen ta ticew *1 on* Hi far •ach caanty. Per rich nch o-ut or n e . Jar pertria thereof, la each Caaniy. eon* puled an uu papulation m euru at elfhl Ihmwnd IAMBI ta rich coantr, ‘ ■ “ tow ill hi* Uu aaaaty Mull ta alriwab rkpraaenttUTa_ eeceyt^ U>al If vllhta Ita Unite (rt farth herein, my county or countiri cannot ta aUewtJ a repntraUUea far a aujar portion at nch anil, ar U Itara theuid rtme.Q iny tepreamtellrre ta ta eyperttenrd, lhe* a rrprtaeatetlrc than ta allaard ta rich af lb* couTUite harlnc Iht freatiit par. Uta •( each m il caul all al atld nun* tat at repceaeauurea (hall ta appornettles A (ffrcflr* bate—Thle anted, ntm ehall heiem efleetlTv Immedituiy upon ratitle*tie* hy a nejertty tf lha BueUflcd ericrire of tha nari. H ieraar (halt rppertloa tta tac . bltrily attar reUticaUm bawd upon tha laritl tfnetaj teemi mb call a apecul election m the* new cacmclee of tha houea end wneio m y he tilled prior I* Ih* Ben leeiten al uu lectilarin. Thaw elected ww rare* mill Uu p u l Benefit * HO. A CERATE JOIHT REOOLDTTOK HO. TTf A Jalat reealuUon propoein* m emend* meal I* Article Y *1 Uu cmuitutlon *1 tta eriri *r Florida py addinr ihertie m additional tertian to piortde lor I n Judaea ol Uu Criminal Court al tutor* In bural Caanty, Tlertda. BE tT ENACTED ET THE LEOISLAe TUBE OP THE BTATE OP FLORIDA: That UU lollawlor amendment la Ar* title V al Iht Cmetllullea at the Bute •I Florida ha added a* an additional lec­ tion te ta appropriately numbered by tta Pacretary at Atari tad name la hereby agreed la and ahall ta tabmilrid la lha elertata af tha Plata af Florida lor n tl. fleatlea or rdjeettea al Ita (eneril election I* ta held m lha Aral rundar titer the tuu Mrabey la Natember, UM: Pacitea —. Fran and alter the adop­ tion tf ibl* Amendment, there ahtfl ta a daare tf lha Crtmlaal Caart tf Her. orb t f Dan) County, Plariba. ta nddl. lion u tha dabfk tf Paid Criminal Court •f Record already pratldeb ta aalb Ceuaty. ulb dubre (halt ta elected al Um O m n i BSutwi u s t m ctidtsf tbs caaUap lari effect at thle AmendmeuL ■IHM u •there lee prarlded tareta. mb ■hall hold tfnar tar (ear feel a aa* iw celre Uu u m aalary tub elteoauoee far erpenaw aa ta prertded by law ftf Uu dubre tf a crtmlaal Ceurt tf Racard af Dural Cewaly. Hr ahall hare all pawerr and perfarn all bailee mb peewit ill rueUflcalloae that ere ar nay ta prerlbeb ar preecrltab hy the CaaeUlutten ar hy •UMM far tha /udft af Ita Criminal Court at Racard af Dural County, *11 itatarie conternlar ulb Judt* ahall apply M bin. Prarlded. Mutter, that If itara ta a Judre of a Prrrleloaal Criminal Coari ta tin?*! CWuaty upon th* adop­ tion af Ihte Amendment, each dud|* ehall become eurh additional dudt*. aab (lull ta commUelmed by th* Oerrmor to I old aftlee ea a dubre of Uu Criminal Court tl Record tf buret County, until hie •ucceaeor to Puly etectab mb #*e!ttlrd. ] NO. 1. BERATE dOtRT REPOUfTION HO- « * A Jainl reeahiUon prepaetn# aa emend* •eat to Aritela XII of the (tale Coo•lUwtlm hy Ihe abbltria iherelo af a Bew reel ten to Pa numkered Py tha Peteatery tf IU U . euiherliln# atatlUm af •fllte at County Ppaclal Ter itluel DU. irlrt Truetee# and Irauter tf their do. ee; euhjert to refrreodun; prortdlna rthob of rrttuUrimml tf awnly epeciu U t echo#! dltirtal trueriMPB IT BEPOLVEO RT THE LEOtTLA. TORE OP THE BTATE OP 1X01110A: That artteto x n tf Ita tuia am* • u m m ta •needed py the nddittm tf a m w eecUoa w ta punpereb hy tta weretery at etete, ar faltowa I* her*, hy egreed to aab ahall ha tubmilrid to Ita electan tf uu etel* far rttlfiultea a* rejecttea al tta paatraj atecUaB to More*her tf IM*: PnUm —. ill Fran aab after d m . •ary L INI. Ita aftlee tf cmaly ipocirt la* wheal btetetet (nutee* ih*U he *h*l> beltee tf dietrlet tralire* J ta lha «aualy taarb tf putete lartructiaa, laMudliu toryta* tour itideb Py aritete XU tf lha caaelltattem, all coalite* wherela Ih* prepaaittam I* alilrnab hy a nrjorttr rata tf ita pu*lifted rlattar* tf U f auch counly. Hi Ta Mhnll tha prapaelltea cm . Mhnrtlaa (Il akere to tha a rpaclat election •hall Ita cntleb hy lha aaaaty tannleriaacrt at my county apm tha ritaael af tha Couaty Baer# tf Puklte Inurvcllaa therein, which atortlm nay ha held al Uu came tine-nr Iht Bert irnertf election and uu m ult thereof ehill CiUnrlne whether uhaoctlaa ill MuU ta tflMUva Ip rucp aoaty. ill Aay Maaty admilap tta prirt. lane tf eeheeelloa ill herrot auy after four ill year* return to IU farmer (UU ue mb refect tta prailiten* af thte eee' hy tta tame procedure outlined Ip ecttaa ill hereel for edortln# ft# prerteleeu Ibereol to tha ftflm litp. • ' ______ RO. A_______ c o m n n E X poBPTmjTE for __ ■tHATE JOIHT REPOLtmOH NO. Itt b datal Reaatollaa PrapMlnr m neat to Aritela X n tf ItaPtata tattop hy tta Pbbiuaa ther ru af (eeltea to ta nuntarad by tha Sacreurp tf Plata, balharutat apaaritecenl tl tap Cmaly Bupariarirttoal la DuraL ta rt, rata. Dade end PtaeUae Cmattoe: euhlecV to eeferaaddn ar apaciel act tf Ita Art. Malar*: prwtlbur toetaed tf ntaatoto* peeat at Cmaly pupert■leadenI. P I (T BEPOLVEO BT TUB UBJIBU. TORE OP TEE BTATE OP PLOH1DA: Thai article XQ af Un BUte C m * ‘ py tta aadlttop tf p eilecney*7f UU Criminal Rraurb mb Du b u r l tf Crlmer tf Court r. mb aab uu oilier wiica tf « Cmaly n u n u Pallcw waiuw tar, flu paalllaa at AMetaut County Patiotar. Uu poMtimeaf prectea wrrtr and tartellrarir ta Dada Cmaly. ahaB aland akaliaheb mb leeailn*led; and there*fur the atari Atriraer and hi* Awtetaat Blew Aturatn. under hie dt. rertteu, ehaU perform all tf tha dattea and imrtriaa tf atflu tarrUlere pm. farmed by tbt.Caunly PaUOtar. Penain# InfermeIlona tiled I# the Crtmlaal Court tf fucorb or Court el Crimea ahaU not he lar audited bereky. aab the Buie At. lerney. tt hte AwUUM Bril* AUMMye. nay (Ue amended taform*Uma ta any n th u m If aab whew aeweury. Th# Lor Hielure may prrrlbr far AaeuUnl atari Atriraeyi aab iprttel MkriUtalnrh lar tta Atari Atearney al Dada Crnniy, aab all Aaalatml But* Alriraey* ahaU ta appetalrb hy tta But* Altarney and i n n la hy lha Cmrt. and tut* AI. aiiunt But* Atioratya ahaU uarh «adrr IM dirrrtlea al lha atari Atrirary er.d ahall hata lull awltarity U ■ nap-per* farm my alflrtal art that lha Put# Attaraey may da and perferm. Open tbli amendnml *1) lunde appropriated air fey lha Boddri Cammlatrin ___ _ hy Uu Board tf Caaaty Coauitealoaera pf Dada Caaaty far Uu haa af alfl.r tf CMhty Balitllor af toabe County. Florida, and far the parprf #1 tnprirlnp am ilittnl County BoUaJPI and attar aflit# perwnael ahitl lluratfter ta uwd tar Ita operation af tta pula Altormera Ol. flea al tha Elerenih dudltlM CUT*It la •ad for Dada County, and UU amplayln# tf AaeUUnt Blau Attorney* aid otb-r peraannel far the aptraltan tf anal it. lira, and Uu aald Plata Attorney la here, hy aiiihertted t# aiapriy auch peraannrl. lacludw# Aiiliual pi*M Atierney». prec. •u wfrrre mb tareeUtkler, ta Iht um* numhtr mb t* ta paid the um* eatery a* Uu lumber tf Auletul Counly BeUci. torn precekk wrrrre nnb lnrertl**lor em. nioyrd pr the Counly Polteiwr tf Debt County, PloridA. •' RO. tt s o o n JOINT RXBQUmOH RO. Itt A Jainl rewlaUm yrenaerit aa amende a n t la Aritete Yin al Uu Canklttutloei af Plariba retetlli# la aauatue tab cltlet hy abdlop thereto k m u m reutinr ta IM fta* mb campmeitlm tf Counly * metre tf Secamfeu Cmaly. Rp IT REPOLVED BY TEE rtelltPLA. TURE OP TNI BTATE OP PLORIDA: Thai th* fallowtap amendment Ip aritela Yin tf tha commute* ct Pten4a, py ab4rib a wetten u he beUpuied hr m eppreprUri wet ten . mher tf title VIIL ri heripy (dried la mb etaU he mhmltrib ta lha elected tf talk kUte tar nUttealtea tr rejecitea al Ita aeet (eneril rtecitea u hr beta ta IMA *• {oil*vc Beetle* —. On kk4 attar tta run bey af October. HIT, all feat, r m m ii ar attar chertte collected py ft* m i n i camly atllcer* tf Barnaul* counly Mult ta juld Into the (rmral *aunly taeb at Ewemtla counly nhject n blePuree. mrnt n( praeibtb py law Th* hfule. lure ttall preeldt hy Ucil or tpcctel legtelelion fe* Ita eateriee, eiptaett and conpetuatlon U ha pel* lha ate ere1 county olluere of Ewimhle couaty. Aay Idlitettea which ehall hie* herrteloru keen entcud ta cmrimpteum tf the d l l . fleelion af Iht* mundmtnt te hirehy can. fumed mb etaU hate ih* um * force mb •Keel If the (alb tefletellen wrro cn> acrid eaheevuenl la Ih* riUfldttea *1 RO. II. BERATE donrr repolction ro . dtt V A Jainl rieolullon prepwlnp *■ m a t * , mem to Aiticte i* tf the Conetltuttep af Plariba hy adblap thereto kriPAl wcirip mttarlDnd the I to oetaklleh (tell kettle* tykriwu hoerdi tor municipal counly and L _ employee* m l tar nunuipkl county end (irt* olftcer* not oltcwd hy the peeple ar appalated hy tta r m n e r . RP rr REVOLVED BY TEE LEOtULA. TUBE OP TUB ITATE OP FLORIDA: That lb* intriwlnp amendment I* Article Id af tta CaneUtattep tf Florida hy *041*4 thereto ea addiumal (eeute to ta knave ae "Butte* he* tf Mid Aritela IA auUurittM tta LapUtetar* to viUbUtb Clrll Pen Ice Byitem■ nod Cleft Ptrrtoe PiirlU far munlclptl, counly and M U anpriyvM aad tftteori M l eweted appariti hy ih# Ovrw. py ta* people a* t f appalated ted i# Ihi Btari tf put 14* tar dUftenltea ar rolerttea at tta aart rrneril tekettep to f t Ih M la 1HA a* fkUavc TNII m H emi ~ “ ______ The . . . . Lerteteler* may py tea. Eurde: •riL epem l tt lactl ten ereau Clrll Berrlc* tytrieu tad Clrll Petite* Baerdt tar teirtcloel emaiy and (UM rnpteyeri aad far municipal, county m b trite t f . lie*re pal appalated Py tta (VTtewer rt elected py Ita peapri aab lha Lmtatetur* Buy teuton** auch Clrll Pctetec PaarJe to !• auaUlteaUant and netted <' ' tf ompteyta# rath employee* tub •Ulcer# end ia peetcrita ita leactt ef their term* at tfltor tf •mpteymcvl.'* REBATE JOtRT RnoLUTtON RO. 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III AnaadaUtf ft ftftftMl a|nii| ftf |kc M U iin i Mlkffl ift flftCll w ta ^ h T r ia r n m 3 SS£ Mtf paMrawhwpalailwi u nay CawUt HU i ' S v i to j t a u S s M S t K jto -tf i a*b enahtah farmUa am rtT g aef• M rinS J. f-ij; r V e n w - i hi J : “ r i H tfllto ar to * 3 Wtth I Tlrimi •a ita n ^ js L F<— — ■■ rf^ • k in l ■ u n jm jj t t u i M - lUkri * 7 I — r r r . ' Plato tt a Ita e - t e .i |k^ a , Mb ® — S i r —« A n __ - w - 1 K JW �n n --------------- *7' i A WanT Ad A Day Makes All Business Pay— Phone 1821 H-ROOPtNO PLUMBING 33-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IT—FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD ACT NOW! Own your own drivePaul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 in. Franchiac protected. Fi­ Huy your Furniture at Barry's Warehouse Furn. Co., at 901 W. Free cittmate. Quality work. nancing available. We train 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ rou. Write Dog n Sudi, Inc., PLUMBING k REPAIRS iture at warehousa prices. ‘ 'x 844, Champaign, Illinois Septic Task Installation 4 Servlet Sewer Connection*. Archie C. U-MONEY TO LOAN Solve tht Harriett, Phone T34-W or 1333. “ Guest" Steeping Problem CERAMIC TILE Enqvty? PLUMBING COST LESS Contract and Repair -Work AT Pres Estimates Florida State Bank R. L. HARVBY 144 Sanford Ave. Phona 1399 _________ OF SANFORD M E R C H A N D ISE - A N T ADS 1 WE’RE TRYING —Th* Doggie Dinar A Bar, Laka Mary. MAR-LOU RESTAURANT CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covers and Drapes STANLEY EULP PHONE Friday Menu: Red Bnapper, Lub- PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS tier, Jumbo Shrimp. Scallops, All types and sixes, Installed or Flih Stlcki. "Do It Youraolf." Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Rout, WE REPAIR AND SERVICE T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and STINE Meat Ball*. All Garden vege­ Machine and Supply Co. tables. HWY 11-02 South, 107 W. 2nd SL Ph. 13 Phona U76-W. GATLIN RROTVRRS 4—LOST Dragline A Bulldozer Service LOST — Baser dog, (awn color Ph. 2233 Geneva. 2493-W Sanforl with black marking down middle ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call of back. Aoiweri to “ Topper". Ralph Ray, 3180. Call aao. REWARD. S—PERSONAL NOTICES BU LLD O ZIN G LOWERY A BB1DGE8 ROLLAWAY, Hoipttal and Baby Bads Day, Week, or Month—Tel. San. IU4-W Orange City Spr 4-3434 1423. Furniture Center — CROSLEY - BENDIX _______ 111 Weat Pint St._______ Sales and Service A U TO M O TIV E I—BOATS AND MOTORS RANDALL Electric Company Service— Quality— Satisfaction Ph 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 De Bary Effective Auguit 30 AH IMS Evtnrudea on Sale FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s While they lu t Well Drilling, HOWARD C. « H.P. Lightwin ........... 1138.00 LONG. Phona 3U 207 East Itt H.P. Flaherman ........ *197.43 Commercial Ave. TH H.P. Fleetwln ...............$220.88 10 H.P. Sportwin ............. 1296.00 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, statements, invoices, hand bills, and IS H.P. Fastwln - ........ *333.00 programs, e t c . Progressive 11 H.P. Faatwln Electric .. 9414.00 Printing Co. Phone 404 — 403 90 HP. Blit win ....................$423.90 Weat 13th St. 90 H.P. Bif twin Electric .. *803.90 » H.P. L ark....... .............. *631.90 FOR A BETTER JOB Alto Large it stock of used motora now at reduced prlcee ROY REEL'S Trade in your old boat, motor, or Auto Painting ROBSON Sporting Goode Phone 11.’ 1-1 .704 W. 2nd Evinrude Sale* A Service 904 E. lit St. trailer. Phona 90S 11—TRACTORS E M P LO YM E N T H -CHILD CARE ___ Case Tractor In good eon Will cara for child in my home up te 3 years. 6 days e week, dltlon. Suitable for farm or *16. Mrs. Eerl NetUcs, Olean email grove, price *325. Call der St. I^ngwood. Ray Herron 140 after 4:00 p.m. 1343-W. 10-HELP WANTED—FEMALE This la land Ray Sept. a free paaa te the Moyt*Rlde-ln Theatre for Mr*. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Steady year 'round work, ex* C. Wlnfree. E«p. data cellaat wages. Free hospitaliza­ 23, 1961. tion and lift Insurance, pleas­ U—TRAILERS ant working conditions, paid holidays ana vacations. Apply It will pay YOU to see ua before in person to BROOKFIELD you buy. Open Evenings and MILLS, 204 N. Elm. , Sundays. _ _ , ' Eastaide Trailer Sales MOTHERS Palatka, Sin. Do you nesd extra money to keep children in school or colleger Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 649-XR. Pleasant, profitable part-time 30 ft. Aluminum House Trailer. employment will do it. Contact ’84 model, modern. Dreamwold Mrt. J. Russell, Avon, P.O. Box Trailer Park. PTS, Orlando, 14—USED CARS WAITRESS—Apply Tour hlon's Drug Store, Mr. Clerk. I’ve got a nice, clean, 1161 Ponti­ ne Catalina for only *706. May Girls over 31. Apply I'ig’n Whit Herron, Phone ISO, or 1343-W He. after 4:00 p.m. This is a free pas* to the Rita 1904-Willy*. 4-eyl. 4 wheel drive, Theatre for Miss Mary Ann station wagon. A-l condition Bukur. Esp. date Kept. 22, thmugbout, *1296.00. Seminole 1964. Truck A Tractor Co. 1100 French SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Avn. Ph. 1300. Splendid opportunity for alert, Want n real buy In a 61 Bulck ambitious young women who . 4-deor special7 Call Ray Her­ are seeking permanent employron, 140 or 1343-W after 0:00 menL 31—WORK WANTED-FEMALE • • • 2-BEDROOM HOME $94.50 K CONCRETE 3-room unfurn. apt Newly decora­ Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete ted. 1901 Celery Ph. 905-W. Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Modern trailer, Dreamwold Trail Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quailtr Ct. *13.90 wk. Ph. 2330. ficationi. U Interested tn apartment clean­ Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. er than average. Close In. See Out West 13th 81. “ Jimmy Cowan. Ph- 91A •4—BUSINEBB EQUIPMENT HUTCHINSON'S Ocean P r o n t Apts. 139 S. Atlantia. Daytona HAYNES Office Machine Co., Typewriters, adding machine*. Baack. Call U74-W for reservatlons after 9:00 p. m. Sales-Rentala, 914 Mag., Ph. 44. H L - Twin Meta! Beds ............ ............ MATHER According To Scientific Surveys THONE 2100 or 3960 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO SEE- -This Solid Brick Lake front 2-bcdroom C.B. house. Has n bit;, comfm table living Fishing, swimming. Ph. 2U66-Wand dining room, built-in cab­ 3. after 4:30. inets in the kitchen with mod­ A comlortable 60-lnch wlda bed em electric range anil refrige­ by night. I-BKDHOOU House, living room, rator, You’ll enjoy the largo Converts to twin beds kitchen, Florida room and car arreened-in porch and beauti. Converts to a couch and a porie. in town, Phone 2002. fully landscape,| grounds with single bed. lot* of shrubbery and sprink­ 2-bedroom furnished apt. Very lin g system. Has a fireplace and central licuting. Excellent clean and close-in, Jimmy CoSelection of Beautiful Tailored reildenGtil Irs-atlon—2417 Lau­ wen Ph. 614. Cover* and Bolsters rel avenue. Furn. Lake Cottage. Ph. 664-M. Slightly Extra ECHOLS BEDDING CO. 2 A 3 room freshly painted epta. Comer lad A MagMUa, Ph 1332 Phone 3983-W or 2313. AlumlBum "Bud Bamberger*’ Mgr. ripen Monday's Ul 9:34 p. m. VMPtUa BUM* N i c e bedroom. Private entrance VISIT OUB BALCONY A bath. Phone 2020-W. Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic anas. Plastic or Used furniture, appliances, touts, rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Furn. or unfurn. 2 bedroom apart­ etc. Bought-aold. Larry's Mart cordx. ment. Screened porch. Phona 321 East Ut SL Phona 1631. 1013 M. Senksrik Ginas and P etal C®, 112-114 West lad St. Phoae ^0 A MUG 3-Rootn furnished apt. Including FOR EVERY ROOM Utilities, *CO. 107 W. 9lh St. Army Cots, 4J.ua; Paint, *2J0 gal. IN THE HOUSE •T-Shirts, 43c; Army-Navy Surp­ Cover your floor* now ut these Clean 2-bcdroom apartment. En­ lus, 31b Sanford Ave. tire second floor, 004 Elm. Ph. GREAT SAVINGS: 2011-W. Ul trail to (FIngertIp-llght) Samso­ Size 6x9 ............... Sale Pries *3.96 nite Luggage. Sanford Jewelry Size 7t»x9 ............ Sale Price 94J3 A Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. Size 9x12 ........... Sale Price *7.96 THU la a fret guest pass to the Prairie l-ake Drive In Theatre Size 9x15 ........... Sain Price *9.96 for Mr*. Mildred Babcock. Exp. Nearly new Hearing Glasses. Cost Also rial values In other Gold Seal date Kept. 22, !l>66. *286. Will sell for *123. Write and Armstrong Linoleum Rugs Box LJ, Sanford Herald. Id assorted sizes, Rooms for rent. 413 Willow. W ILSO N -M A IE R This la a free guest pass to Lite Palms Drive In Theatre for Where you Always find big values, 3-ROOM furnished apartment. Call 2461-J. Quick credit and easy terms. Mrs. Chios Butts. Exp. dale Sept. 32, 1066. 311 E. 1st St. Thone 969 Steepln r room s, |8.00 ner week. Private entrance, 420 W. 1st WHITE FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tape Re Kt. eordera, Supplies. 8EE —W1K- SEWING MACHINE CENTER BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, . Sates. Servica and Rentals 2-bedroom trailer with utility GARRETT'S 210 S. Park Avt. room and Florida room on pri­ .724 E. First Ht. Phone 1422 vate lot, *60. Ph. 24IR-H, A FRIENDLY’ PLACE TO TRADE F.M.B. 6c IOc * 26c 48-FARM end GARDDEN 4 room garage apt., ltd, Ko Store. 331 S. Sanford Ave. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Csmeron Ave. Phone 1614-R. Plants in any quanUty. Ready New portable Singer sewing me for setting out Sept. 10th. Vari­ S-bedroom unfurnished house. chins, *31. E. Carter, Lilac Herdwood floors, excellent con eties, are of Midseason, Marion Drive In DeBary. Fie. dltlon. 312 Holly Ave., *60 Marktt, Early Round Dutch, 44 APPLIANCES r month. Thone M. L. Ra Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy m 684-J, Mammoth Red and Eatly Copen­ FR1GIDA1EE appliances, a a l « * hagen, all from Certified Ferryand service. O. H. High, Oviedo, 3 Bedroom furnished house *93 Morris Seed, Ripe A Reedy To­ Fla. Phona FO-S-9316 or Sanford 3 Bedroom unfurnished, *30. mato A Produce Co., SUto Farm­ 1443-W alter I $ a . Tyndslts Grocery. Lake Monroe, ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Phona 328. Unfurn. 4-room house, Furn. 4 For Sale—3/4 HP alr-conditlonera. roam apt. 116 N. Jessamine. Mitchell. Only 3 for (174JI each. Georgia cabbage plants. All var 1 HP Mitchell alr-condltionar, Istles — any amount. Hugh C GOOD NEWS — 3 vacancies In *119X10. All brand new. FireWhelchtl, SUts Market Stal the most desirable residential ■tons Store, Ph. 13. IS. Day 1369, night, 637. apartments In town. PARK AVENUE .APARTMENTS 43—BUILDING MATK11ALH 10—MUSICAL INSTRUMRNTB Phona 1743-J. Clarinet, *4*. Phone 613-W. USED BHICK 10—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL TWO CARLOADS baautUul used brick. Orange, red, and bunt Oxford Clarinet. Like new, cheap, Service Station for Rent or Loase. ..Fhoae .A l l J .. . . . . . - — ! i black. See them at Excellent location. Contact N. CONCRETE PIPE CO. L. Bishop, Phone 9431 or 9491 RENTALS Sanford. RED-l-MIX CONCRETE Window 8!Ua • Until* 14—APTS—MOUSES—ROOMS Septic Tanka • State Approved R E A L ESTATE Bead • Cement Mortal Mix Rose Court: 3 room apartment, Miracle Coucrcta Co. furnished. Kitchen equipped. Ph. 309 Elm Ave. t Phone 133* 1494. Baby-sitting or houso cleaning. Odd Chroma Chairs (new) -------i Plumbing Ceatracter Phone 1U1-J. Rachel Hicks. Also A Big detection of Good Used KeUer PlumMng A fiappliet Oil Ranges and Many Oth 31-WORK WANTED-WALE Ream Rlaetric Water Heaters Terrific >. Ph. $4 Fzivriencrd Automobile Accoun­ Plumbing. Break/ Heating tant and Olfice Manager de. All Iloau May Bo Purchased •ires position in any type ae M. G. HODGES counting work. G o o d refer­ ■egvica on All Water Pumps— ences. Apply Box C.S. Han­ Walla Drilled - Pump* 0340 E. First SL ford Herald. PnaU Rend. Pheip IM A ‘ r New two bedroom houses, kitchen equipped. 1904 Washington. Ph. 443 or write Jack Flynt, Bos 302 Sanford. PRICED REASONABLE —Factory to You— W. J. BING MPipii jr ‘ There Is N o BEST Day T o Advertise DESIRABLE one and two bedroom furnished apt. Ph. 432-W. Echols Hi-Rrzer Thls (a a free pass to the Prairie French Avenue hum* suitable for Lake Drive In Theetre for home A business. Far Informa­ Mrs, Doris Whitaker. Exp tion call 1494. date Sept. 22, 1964. STUDENTS—ace the newest thing WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* private baths. 114 W. First St. In typewriters — Royal's IBS! "Twin-Pak” portable. The fast­ Avalon Aptl. Efficiency, Ph. J20-W est portable on the market. In 7 colon. 34 months to pay. SEE Seminole Realty for Denr Powall's (Mice “ able Homes and Apts. Phona 97. IIT S. Magnolia EFFICIENCY Apartment. SuitCHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S able (or bachelor or couple through Claaslflad ads. Let an Private bath. Across from Post experienced ad-writer assist you Office. Manuel Jacobson. * a Bulck 4 door. Tires, motor If you have the potentials, we will train you for one of the A body In excellent-condition most interesting Jobe In San­ H U R R Y ! . . . . H U R R Y ! . . . . H U R R Y ! . . . . H U R R Y !! MakTan offer. Phone 393-W. ford. to M A T H E R * S 1942 Pontiac CaUllna, titan *• a whistle, and nil good rubber. You will work Monday through U SE D F U B N IT U B E D E P A R T M E N T Only fM f. Bay Herron Ph, Friday and have regular sche­ 100 or 1343-W, after 6.00 p.m. duled increases in salary. Take advantage • f o u r Cleasi-Up W eek Of all Unod M trduM dtee ’l l OUt 1-Dr. Helldey Coup*: power steering A brakes; Re. Minimum requirements are at Large 4-Pc Modern Bedroom Suit laast a high school education, die-Banter. rear speaker. Leaages 18-tt, ability to type, per­ Mahogany Vanity Base, Matching thaw Interior, t Tone Green. and Chair . . . __. . . . . manent resident of Bedford. r ill rsAi-R. Rollswty Bed and Mattress (Twin d l*e ) ................................................. $8.00 Apply at Southern Bell Telephone B U SIN E SS 89.94 A Telegraph Co. 119 South Pal 3-Drawer Chest, on casters -------- .............. ............... metto Avenue, Sanford Florida 9-Pc Plastic Sofa Bed Suite . — .. , •—*| . a , , , . , . *1441 SER V ICE S Maid colored or while. Pit 2-Pc Living Room S u it* ............... ............. .............. ..V .~ ......... *7.00 u -B R A t m r p a r l o r s 2H5.7-R after 6:00 p.m. _____ _ _______ _____ Salon 2-Pc Sofa Bed Suite, with plastic .............. ........ *943 27— HELP WANTED • MALE H nrrU tl'n B o m I> Noolt M i l . Oik_______________ FbExperienced general autsmoUvo Largs Platform Rocker - .......... ■ * M * t * *••*• i h « f e p s . e s t a t * # mechanic. Apply R. A. Smith Plastic Cocktail Chairs .... m*** *********#*•*' ■*«•*«#4r•f •I * $t If—OUIUHNG - REPAIR! rare Chase A Company, PAWTINO_________________ 1 arge Lounge Chair .......... .......... ***.........**•*♦*«**•*4I44»»Mill $4.0| MALE or FEMALE FLOOR sanding and finishing. Wicker Chair and Rocker, both for IMP. IMHMt •»»! MM *oooo*■*•f 4 |1s00 Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi- DISHWASHER and 8econd soli county USA Table, 4 Chairs and Buffet . . . . Cook. Steady Job, 6-dsr week. e4M.a4aee4e-Mef4aMe0MM4eM.0s4 $88*88 Apply In person. PHELPS H. M. Ommoo , Lake Mary IT U RESTAURANT. Ha-y 17-92 Vanity with Triple Mirror ........... ................................- .................. . M cM AN l£Y -SM IT H P A l M 'S Oak Buffet, good condition ........ *“ *•e e e e e # •*— «* eee ***•« $0*81 BUS 8. Park Phene 1203 za-KALEKMEN • AGENTS $20.00 DAILY, sell Luminous Door 6-Pc Chrome Dinette ----------- ... ■eee.eeo*#M# #444#•**»***4eee.ee • $88,168', Pines. Write Rcevai, Dept.No. Table and 4 Ckalrs (wood; ....... . *•***••** *■**e*-—*<•4f m*i n i $tU8 130, Attleboro, Mass. Free Sam­ U L Sill — Plane Technician 3144 Rente I, tan ford ples. Drop-leaf Table and 3 Chairs (w 0Od) ........ ... ........................$8J6 91—ROOFING-FLU MR1NQ Furnished ApL 600 Park Are. • A beautiful couch by day Wa boy and sail used furniture. A Cootracuag an# Repair HOT laniard Ave. Pbeee 1119 Paying top eaah prlcea for' any thing of value. SUPER TRAD. 1NG POST on 17.91 Ph. 90S3-W. 19—SPECIAL NOTICES 1A-PLACE8 (• KAT • With An U—ABTTCLU fa , M U RENT ’ EM PAST Ph. AUTO LOANS THE SANFORD HERALD Thur Sept. 18, 1956 P i n U 34—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS e*«.441liith -M 4o•->»» MJ8 Oa Hslker'e Easy Terms 0 F SANFORD 2626 S. Fiench Ave. Phune 2100 A 2980 6 room, 2 bed room borne *6761). Located on Old Orlando High, way. Ideal for child ran, school bus atop. Call 1332-M BY OWNF.R -T w o store buildings Sanford Ave., I’ h. 1666. Mledrootn, cnncrelc block, large closet*, carports on l'a lot a In quiet neighborhood. PHONE 3820-J. TIRED of the game old thing? See the apaciou* new tn.-cfully different homes In —, — .South Plnecreat Sanford Grove Mannra Hanford Valencia Villas UeLand IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Ideally Hllualcd Luxuriously Plonned Moderately Priced .7 and 4 Redrooni Homes with 1 and 2 baths situated on large, artistically landscaped lota. Paved streets and all other city, convenience! make these rolonlea of owner-ocrupli-d homes truly delightful plares to live. Designed, Built and Sold ODHAM A VTUD0H Inc-. Builders of Fine Homes For Florida Living SALES OFFICE 2626 S. French Avenue Phone 3100 end 2980 'Vent eds bring results cicry dey. Each dsy people have wants. And curb day bring* te suits when you place a want ad in the Hanford Herald, Piece your Herald want ml on a "tf" ('t|| forbid) order and cnnccl when you have had results. TO PLACE YOUR WANT AD CALL 1821 DAILY CROSSWORD ACTIONS 1. Animal's fur S. Outer garment 0. Cuh 10. Bosses of shields 12. Oil of rose petal* 13. A thread l var. I 14. Title of respect 13. Astern 16. Iladium laym.l IT. Without toes 30. Breeze 31. Beoffa 22. Exceea of chnncea 23. Touche* 33. A system of worth ip of a deity SR.Trll 18. Throws 26. Urrmtn sub. marines 3. Marshy meadow 4. War-god t Norse) 3. Hila with the hand 6. l-eavc out 7. Warp-yam ihy. phen. tied) 27. Behold! 8. Hot and 9 .8para 11. Scorches 13. Affirms II. Remaining IB. Before Id. Public notice 22. Capital (Nor.) T T_ | TT M TT p TT JT JT 44. Low UlaaBs rr WONDERFUL FOR CHILDREN ODHAM * TUDOR 283* French Ave. Phone 3100 or 3000 BOTH of these hornet a n toady far Immediate aeAipaacy. See Phoee UT Them Today. J. W. HALL, REALTOR Jshaay Welker, Aseerial* “ CaU Hell" Phone 1768 Consult A REALTOR Pint CULLEN AND 1IARKKY III N. Pork Ave. Pfieae 83U Thia is n free pass to the Movie__ ------Theatn for R ld e-ln ' “Mr*. J. C. Owen. Exp. date Sept. 22, 19*8, 'f r IT rr h ®r Yt r 0 ! \* vr ya XT B A LL R EA LT Y Seminole Realty vr II TT 42. Sharp edge of molding 43. Prrchea DOWN 1. Dote of liquid medicine 2. Access 1“ r Tr seaport 33. Bent of the burnt 41. Appro#*, gem* stealthily 40. Anger YA T_ Ci rr 32. rtiuilah 34. Therefor* 33. Twice 36. India (poet) 37. Claw 39. Goddess 4Ind. t of cloth the zodlto n 39. Transport by relay t f men and horse* and ball 3t. Old Nora* works 33. Submerger 33. A roll 24. A sign of i : 19ij .3M .. nil* <( uiu;ii-:ri iiieii' i: i." ; i im i no i:^i • j ua nut: lle’J[ 1 IS-.- K (J l['< I-1 i. im'ir I’K 'iii: 1 iinr- j i7»t 1117# r» t mu i in n ;n ♦• unui ill Ml 7Hi j ; *i tcf.’ lll • iii'i. 29. Col­ lection of beehives In u rtir'i Oats at 30. A game 3$ Medieval form of played with racketa ballad humid Will bolld on your lo t Your plnn as—LOTS or ours. Wo can arrange finan­ For your future home site we have cing. Call ua for additions or lota priced from 8325.U0 up, in remodeling. • 17—BROKERS an« REALTORS several locations In City. Attractive Lake Front Lots LOWELL E. OZIER 91.000 OZIER REALTY CO. Ph. 1369 Office: MU S. Orlando Or. Large 3 bvuruum 2 hath Lots 81' x 136*. Partly landscap­ home on large lot ed. Dreamwold Section. 2411 Price 117,304 This la a free paaa Theatn for lira. T. G. Rich­ Chare Ave. Phona 1973-M, ROSA L. P A Y T O N . ardson. Eap. date Sept. 22. •1—BROKERS aad REALTORS Registered Ural Estate llrokrr 1950. Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha Alexander & .Stringer SMALL 3-Badroom home. Low Robert A. WUIUmii, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst, Associate Real Estate A Insurance down payment Phona 644, Phone 1*73 Allantic Rank Bldg. Mr*. Lourlne Messenger, Assoc. days or 1893-M, nights. 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 16 NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL, we 3-Badroom frame home on l lots. have two excellent buys in 3 Living room, separate dining bedroom homes, 1 and 3 years room, and kitchen. Bathroom, 3 old, but like new In condition. RAYMOND M BALL screened porches. 1 room apt. Aa l»w us 819,200. Can be bund­ OSCAR M. IIAIlKIHtiN in rear. Privets snlrancs. Paw led lor *1300 duwn, with Immed­ REG. BROKERS citrus trsaa. *8000. P.O. Box 292. iate possession. 8. D. Illgblayman, Associate Geneva, Fla. 244 South Park Ave. Phans 940 Looking fur home and income? We 8MALL TOWN OF have tume excellent offering* This Is n free tints In the Palms LONGWOOD for either the investor or person Drive In Theatre for Tom New 2-bedroom masonry home Evans, Geneva. Exp. date Kept. looking fur income along with £6'x33' on lots lOO'zlOO'; 8 miles 22, 1956. living quarter*. from Bara, city utilities. (8700. Good tarma for Navy Person OZIER R E A L T Y CO. nsl. Phone Owner-Builder, Win W. DIETRICHS T. W. NERO Laura B. Oiler, Broker tar Park 98-3384. REALTORS Hazel M. Field. Associate 1991 Park Ale Phene 37 or 141 2601 So. Orlando !|wy. Phono 136* 46-MOM Efl EVENINGS: 3116 and 790 GOLDSB4JRO LOTH 9225 DOWN 3 nice large building loti close to 3 Bedrooms and Carport* school and shopping. Reasonable Terrauo Floors and terms. £>i. Kitchen Equipped A. B. PETERSON FOR THE DISCRIMINATING Nice Reeidenttel Location Built Ui owners specification, Broker Associates: A. R. Peterson Landscaped Yards Jr., P. J, Chesterton, Garfield lovely 2-bedruom home, set on Ready for occupancy In 4 weeks Willetts, John Melsch and R. W. beautiful landscaped grounds. A. K. SHOEMAKER. JR. Williams. A. C. Doudnoy, Laid Large living room, all electric Builder Surveyor. kitchen, pine floors, partial Phone 1M1 1900 Mellonville Phone 1129 basement, extra large closets. 114 N. Park Ave. many other feature* make Nke Comfortable home only a And IP IT IS RBAL ESTATE this one special. Available Im­ few Mocks from Pott Office aik Crumley It Moatoitb mediately at $14,000. Owner Easy terms. Lew price. Ed leaving town. at UT South Park, Phona 7T9 ward F. Lana, Phene 2190. They Know DO YOU WISH TO SELL For Bale or Rent—I brdroom YOUR PROPERTY? house. 3007 Adams, Phone Let o>r experience and contact 1700-J. be of service tq you. We shall be happy to discuss your prop­ SWAP ANYTHING 1 Just placo BEAUTIFUL erty at no obligation. Call 90S Classified ads. Phona 1821 (or a 3-Bedroom, 2-bath horns, located or 3133 first thing. helpful ad-wrltar. in South PinocreeL Comer lot W. m. ’ ’BUI" STEM FEB beautifully landscaped. Near Gay Alko, A Plnscrtsl School. Built-in rang* Arietta Price, ___ and even. Buy this homr with Realtar — General Insurance a low down payment and as­ M t r n n i U N. Park Are. sume a 4V* percent a t r lfif* . One year eld* REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 French Ave. This 3-bodroom, 1 bath home In South Plnecreat, Fenced-In Atfriftrtlors; Q u t Ctoctrk ta4 backyard fa# the kids to play tr Ittau Hoi LUUd it in safety. Strlagfl. ODIUM & TUDOR * YA W 1 Radio w r a * — a a n s n m ti llw k lU M J It U I Site tmmssUav u v x sisa T h e It h r in n s U u u r •:mi W o rld A t n i l S i l l Tw ilight nvngt li]4 K u o r it H o o k Sil* S lu s lo at K a n d n m ; mi lird lla n on a U uu9 ins K v c n lu ir S im la IlZS t:d d lt P l s h s r 7 «i It 's iJSIU -rlliu a »:«>) M e i n L d lt ia a Sill H ir lc t lv liu t r u m t n t A l s.’Zn t lh y iiit n Il n u r I H (III A t H o m e w ills it u s le miss N e w s I I l(IO Hi*n ott v a in e r Moanma « Oil flan On *:ll H a w n D r t s k s r s SlSA N o w s Si!’, W s s u r n J i m b a r s e « :ii T:«S N tw a R « v » n O 'c lo c k C lu b Ties N 'r w s . r i a r l i U 7:31 N e w s-(V o rl.l s-.av H o c k r v 's C lin ic s *-u J » ln T h * .Vavtc litn •*p o rt* At A dunes •m S ln rn ln e p r v n t l s s s 1:11 l l s r m n n * T i m s Sins W n r ld A l K’ln * *:tl U n r s l n e M c ln t lls i s-*» lin e s » n d T h t r t isisn I t s * C lu b l*:SS N e w s tans t « » * C lu b lira* A s m s » f U s l n l r A rran« non W o r ld A| N o on II-111 R a d i s r a r t n D l e s s l K H iis v H a U n ss lilti N o w s t|IS A m o ric a n l.oaw iis C a m e It Art W o r ld s i T h r o s " m m nf II* H is 1:9» lU r n r d R r s v l s w Tssa T in s 4:99 R a w s 1:91 Toon T in * TOO MUCH FURNITURE? < •died ads Mil th* turplna CASH, phoae tail for aa I ,1 �1 Take The Landlord Off Your Payroll . ♦ Lock the door against high rent and m ounting building \ costa now* by purchasing the key to your own home. Pinecrest Greater happiness and care free living are the reasons fo r all to live In a home o f their own to d a y . . • The fun o f caring fo r and im proving your own pl a c e. . . . The com fortable feelin g o f really “ belonging” to the com­ munity . . . The peace o f mind in knowing that your m oney invested in you r home steadily grow s and that someday It will be yours free and clea r........These dayaa home o f your own is E A S Y to achieve. . . . The selection and values offered at South PinecreBt are excellent, and TER M S are so liberal they fit m ost incomes. T T B f f T - r ---- -r r~ SOUTH CH O O SE T H E PA Y M EN T P U N Tprr*- T O S U lf YOU PINECREST I f Y ou A re a Veteran OFFERS 9 f2 | Down Paym ent (ftcftlw Hiring caato) HI Per M onth (IncMan Tun mi ImJ Service Personnel F . H . j • City Water AM City Hewage—Paved Streets • iatatllgoat 'laming Kaatrictiona To Maintain High Property Value • Ultra Modern Design In Hones And Surround* lags To Meet Today's Standards For Com* fort, Convenience And That “Luaury Look”. SOUTH PINECREST HOMES ARE PRICED . . . . and you can chooae your colors inside and out, also bath tile and brick trim on any bouse not completed. Builders o f Finer H om es f f d h a n t & ■ J u d a h ., BRAILEY ODHAM, President FROM �•-t v - ■ r *« . i y - ■v i 'j f g f f l g r r i ~ ----------~ y ---------- 71 1 ■ 9 n Shop and Save In Sanford ® | f? H a n f o r d ® wfOULME XLV1I1 a Church Is Being Used For School To Speak Here N ext Tuesday a * Coach, Navy Man To Be lions Club Speakers Tuesday The Sanford Lions Club will Ham about football from two ^inglrs* at their won luncheon meeting Tuesday at the Yacht Chib. A former U. 8. Marine and now Assistant Coach at Seminole High School and the captain and quar­ terback of Ohio’* Rose oBwl team two years ago will tell the Uom Club member* about the pigskin SOUQ*. Coach Dave Laude, a graduate of Stetson University, and accord, f n g to Seminole High Principal ^Andrew Bracken "one nf the best ends Stetson aver had," will de­ scribe the prospects lor the San­ ford Samlnoles during the coming football season and how the team ia ihaplng up for the ten con­ ference conflicts. •Laudo la teaching mathematics titd civics at Seminole High School 0* hla first teaching assignment. _H# majored In social science at Wotting mostly with the line •id ends, ‘Laud* is Assistant Football coach and baskcthall Ot th# local high John Borton, attached to the Sanford Nava) Air Stattae, will odd additional color to the Lion* Club's football program t«tt Tuesday with hi* account of the wintertime sport ^ Bocton, who played for Ohio ■ t a t s and woe the school's footRoll COpUlo and quarterbick w on the team played in the note Bowl two year* ago, has a con­ tract to play for the Clevelind •towns, in the professional circuit fallowing hie loleiae from the U. Navy._____________________ __ ■ J.t .* Correction . What's In a name? A lot. if your noma la Cheater Rearirk and a reporter states it as '"Reardon." A roae by any name -fa just aa sweat, the poet tells 11* aod those who have male Inquiries about purchasing extra topics of tost night's Sanford Herald to obtain the Rearick story about the fabulous ceramies fashioned by that fam­ ily, were not concerned about the difference in names. They knew the pictures; they Anew the talented couple and .with them, well w o t of those phenlng in hadn't noticed that -the name woo incorrect. They asked for "The Rearick story." However few people have the orar 4* change their mama— owao* It's a girt who la beset arilh ■ asao offering lota of love WBi or lot* of money, 00 we or lots af msoey, on wo THE REV. OSWALD DELGADO B. Crocher Nam ed Raceway Official A Coral Gables businessman and former harness horse owner has been named vice president of Seminole Raceway it was announc­ ed today by William R. Kemp, president. In announcing Bob Crocher’s affiliation with the raceway Kemp told Th* Herald "We feel fortunate in having Introduced this able businessman and devotee of the bamesa racing aport to take an active part in development of Seminole Raceway. It Is another step in the direction toward de­ veloping this Seminole training center a* "the Saratoga of the South.' " Crocher la a former newspaper­ man from Burlington, Vt. From newt work he went into radio aa a sports commentator and nawa caster. During World War Two ha served in the Army aad wai injured and discharged ia IMS. In 1845 he entered the automo­ bile business In Burlingtow, ac­ quiring Burlington Motor Co., Inc., of which eh was president and general manager. Later he took on additional Intrrsts in a similar capacity with Capitol Motora and also Northern Furls, Inc. During this time of business expansion he was also active in civic affairs being president of Exchange Club and later district governor for the {Hate of Vermont for two consecutive terms. In 1953 he sold out his business Interests in Vermont and came to Florida to become zone manager (or Hudson Car. Co. During this time he also did free lance televi­ sion at both WTVJ and W1TV in Miami. In 1935 he had resigned from Hudson Motor Car Cp. and formed a corporation called Pru­ dential Investment Corp., with principal offices in Coral Gables. Since that time he ha* opened a branch office in Orlando. The firm deals in mortgages, business investments, real estate and con­ struction loans. Crocher is also a director In Na­ tionwide Pictures, a television film company in Maml. He ha» just flnishehd the narration for a series called "Clo»c-Up" to be dis­ tributed In November. With re-activation of Seminole Raceway and the possibility of introduction of daytime harness horse racing, Sanford and Semi, nole County ls already amassing considerable national publicity. A recent air view of the million dollar racing plant Is scheduled for early use In Hoof Beat* Mag­ azine, the journal of the United States Trotting Association which circulates widely among be har­ ness racing fraernlty. This maga­ zine has also scheduled ■a story on the raceway. Harness Horse Magazine and Horseman and Fair World, two nationally circulated trade magazines have used sevrral stories which are focusing th sports spotlight on this area. W e r n lf t n i h v u tM tr c n in r n AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA EeUbUabed 1908 Rev. D elgado A great yen to learn the art of Gambling, «>a God'a way of lead* lag the ReV. Orwald Delgado to his eventual atotua In the Preibjrterlan Church. Thta Christian Am­ bassador who was born In the Cahtry Islands, Spain, moved with hla family to Tampa at the age of six. It was during his child­ hood In Ybor City that he became aware of the gymnasium housed In the Yboi city Mission. His you th fu l leal caused him to dis­ cover that the only way he could have access to the gym and leam tp tombla was to become a mem­ ber of the Presbyterian Sunday 8chool. God’s future plan for the Rev. Delgado was that he was to re­ ceive hla BA. degree from the University of Tampa, and later to receive hla master's degree in theology from Union Theological Vamlnary In Richmond, Va. His first church was the Log Cabin Presbyterian Church in Macon, Ga. This waa followed by nine years In Lutz, Fla., where he saw the erection of the first church there only to have his congrega­ tion outgrow this and have to build the second time. In Winter Pari, where be has served since May of IMS, hla dynamic personality has produced the same gratifying re­ g a tta . Starting with n congregation of 180 the present membership is welt on the way to 500 and an ulfra modem Church Is under conftruction. I tanford residents win have an opportunity to see and bear the Rev, Delgado when he speaks at the Presbyterian Church at • p m. Tuesday. Tbit will be the first of three sessions dealing with "What We Believe as Presbyterians". The • « » . Delgado's appearance here la the yearly service project of Homing Circle No. Nine. A cordial invitation ia extended to any and all intarasted persona to attend this and the succeeding lecture and open forum seisiona to be on Tuesday Sept, 25, and Bunlay Sept. 30. Thar* will be no ad- t\ m r n D im c«k n r If Year Herald la Not Delivered By « P. M. Call 1821 Ucfore 7 P. M. For Delivery ^ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER M, 19.',6 Associated Preoe Leased Wire Stevenson Opens National Campaign Headquarters Today An agreement for the use of the Casaelbcrry Methodist Church for additional school rooms to alleviate the crowded conditions at Lyman school was revealed yesterday nt the regu­ lar meeting of the Seminole Coun­ ty School Hoard. The agreement covers a period of approximately six month* un­ til addition* ran hn completed. Possibilities of a bond Issue for nn additional school building for Seminole County were in evidence when it became known at the School Hoard’s meeting that a representative of the State Department of Education’s finance Division has Iteen Invited to Sanford to talk with the school officials. The School Hoard ordered the examination of a Midway School room by engineer* to determine if a prefabricated concrete roof under which a crack had appear, ed, is safe. "We must not take any chances," Bupt, of School* R. T. Mil wee lotd th# hoard and this Is just a precautionary act­ ion so thet children will be **!«•• The Sanford Junior Iflgh School Building was reported to be "in good shape” with weight taken off the roof by the rcmovnl 3IHS. GREGORY KKSHKNtCH, nt left and Mrs. Hubert It. Kcyl, extreme right, both uf lie Bary, Ire* nf slate and the replacing of it cornu acquainted with Mrs. A. W. Skipper of Holly Avc,, Sanford, (renter) n* she buys Hetty Crock­ er cake product* nt Ihe Lovett'* sate, which gives n percentage to Ihn Seminole Hospital Women's with a composition roof. ,, A contract for the construction Auxiliary group. of a hood over kitchen ranges *★ ★ and water heater at Southslde School was awarded C. II. Staf­ ford who submitted the low of 11,511.53. Some Areas To Be Without Electric Power Sunday Sanford-De Bary Bracken Praise Chiefs Ladies Meet Durinq Club, City Commission Cake Mix Proiecf Andrew J. Bracken, aports-min-A DE DAIIY — It's truly "Meet del principal of Selllinoln High I Your Neighbor" week In Sanford Srhool, had high words of priilse during which local stores have or both the Chief's Club ami the Resident* of Do Bary. Enter- been and are beautified by ladl.-a Sanford City Commission. In an prl*e, Benson Junction, Stone Is­ n rosy pink uniform* of t hc Scm- interview t0)|liy lu. Vnlrs-.| push land and areas adjacent to them Inulr Mmiori,il Iln-piUil Women s ijVl, opinion Dial the City Cornwill be without electric power for Auxiliary who aro courteously en* tniiainnerx would remove the elty three hours Sunday afternoon ac­ tiring housewives (and their ad- tax f„ r lllt. Sanford Seminole*' cording to an announcement mad* mirmg husbands I to buy Hetty Memorial stadium for their by the Florida Power and Light (.rocker Products nf the sweet f,mtball Corporation yesterday. groceries give 4 p*r. variety.. Tile The groceries "()ur financial kc! up l> • e ;T Lights, television, radio, cook rentaget iifJim _s ites Intake li to the critical point," Bracken said. "W* r . l* 0 .c MOtary MOtory and Sanford tatoihiUa ww can't-pay. Onr A th -(>'-•• • ROB CROCHER ing, w*t*f pump* and all other hospltal^thc apparatus operated by electric people get acquaint*! and swop b'Uc program today cor la mors fpower will be Interrupted at 1:30 recipe* for u»ing the Hetty Crock- ' bun 19,000 a 'year, anti we have Sunday afternoon for approxi- er product* and "all Is rosy." hope* for Improvement* in tho matriy three hour* according to "That chocolate malt 1* simply future. In the year* to rornc wr the announcement yummy," enthuses a customer to hope to Include golf, tennis, and Changes in Ihf distribution Hue the I)n Bury tcm|xirary clerk*, swimming to our list nf arlivftlc*. serving these aaclloni mak* the ..Aml ,|on., f(,r|f<ll nuk,. „ |C This typo program will require Tire Seminole County Children'* Interruption necessary, according frogling from Hetty Crocker'* the support of booster club* like Committee will hold Its first meetthe announcement made by malted milk prrkagy, ton; its Just the Chiefs Club, and we think tho Ing of the year next Tuesday aft- John G. Gravice. District Mana- out of this world. It Is Ihe most?" member- of the City Commission rrnoon at 4 o'clock at the School ‘*r*r for the Florida I ower ( orp- nnd others chime in, "Yes. the are a* Interested, If not more so. MBS. MARY JOYCK BATEMAN Administration Building on Com- or*tlon, „ . . . . mailed milk I* what my husband, In "or progress as (lie average (Bluff Fliotni when y/v .......... do our week* merciat Ave. . (iravlort nikcd for * cooperation , Ti» — I orders ......... .............._ ........ rillxeii. Alin talking to many of Important subject* for dlscui- “ £?J!s Iy 'hopping. »•» doesn't like loo the member* of Ihe romnilsslon I slon and a reorganisation meeting so that the interruption to the rhoclaUry a flavor nml cun'l out am convinced that they want to service will cauae a minimum of too rich n fro-tinr This I* In * the belli us nod will ,bi to by removing will ho principal items on the inconvenience." right mixture for many of us," the rity lax. agenda. Rayburn T. Mllwec, Seminole “ Get the richest chocolate rake Bracken's enthusiasm i* a ranCounty Superintendent of Schools, they have," begs Junior, who I* ligioiis sort of thing that start* and chairman of the Children'* ensilin': In on this w - tV i f the proper halls rolling in the Committee urge* a full attendance visioning autumnal shelve* loaded right direction In get tilings done. Of members for the initial meeting with fudge and 'luff* fro-t • • f i r ' He praised Ernest Cowley for th* of the year nil of the den dubs get-to-tngolh- fine Job has been doing with the By MARY FOWLER DE BARY - Member* or Iho era............."Get sum- angel food, musical end of the rxtra-riirrlruMrs. Mnry Joyce Bateman, Chamber of Commerce house num too. morn," Sister urge* pushing !.if activities, and said expansion berlng committee will be M I*1* her luck. .Mom does it. For -lie as in order in that department Seminole High School family C of C office from Sept. 1-23 inclu­ hat a secret; Betty Crocker's cook also, member, will be the faculty represive from 9 a. m until ,-■<- , , _____ h(t0* ,wllh l,ffw1-'0' 1'1 Plrturr* "We a,c going to have a......... -ntatlve on tho Dlvnifled CooThe First Church nf Christ, from 1:30 to 4:30 p m. to assign nade her n much r»ni"lun ..ted ty,„, program printed that A H lS s n iim W # I A ll— IB-i f l i . S l l l t S t H « it 11*0 ,1 ftl ,.* f i P i l I !n ... eratlvo Training program'* Com­ Scientist, hrjre in Sanford, will house residents Ibride when .she gave her first ,din numbers to Athe wn will lie proud o f" he sail). hold Sunday School in their new, of De Bary. ner party . . . . "Tldx new program will in- a big mittee, according to an announce­ SunJajr School annex for the first To insure accuracy, owners will Tlir Semlnnlo Memorial Hoqiitol '*) page roster worth keeping, ment made today by oLul* J. Gi­ time Sunday morning at 11 a.m. please bring one of the following: Ihank* mom; so do till' tireless an I through the generous coop­ rard, Coordinator. Thla being the same hour a* the deed, contract of sale or proper- ladies auxiliary ruko seller* ami nf eration of ihr merchants spon­ church services the public is cor- |y tax bill. Renters will have lo course so does prrtty Belt" Croc­ soring ft we will he aide to give II. L. Fork ins, Jr. is the chair­ man of the committee with other dlilly invited to attend and in- obtain map (unit) section and lot ker who has been our biUi*." oal Iheiii |o Hie fans." member* made up from icprercnspect the Sunday School after the numbers from the owner or real- through year* and year*. The Bracken explained Ihe reticence morning worship. tor through whom they arc rent smiling girl* will be nn hand to­ of till) tatives uf the Business ami FroThe Sunday school addition was Ing. Due to the possibility of er morrow, wo, so please stock up way: "A^y orl,m7zrii|oi', |h" fesxional Women'* Club, Kiwaula started abovt two months ago sal rof th* committee cannot assign-and hand over and feel hie-m l foi hold the *(ringi to a Club, Rotary Club, Lluns Club. _ purs* mini, has jast been completed. number* via telephone. lyour good deed! through necessity, he cnutinus. Seminole County Junior Chamber They m.1-t operate on firm ground of Commerce, and the Board of a! all limex and io oil organiza­ Srhool Trustees. tions. When they realize, ami | The rurnmlttee serves a- a rep­ feel confident they' will, our rause resentative group lo work closely ■rod our need they will not robi-e wilh tho coordinator. Thu rum. aid. but will In !y us 100 perrenl." inltl.v also provide* a link be­ Before becoming j member of tween tho coordinator nod Hie S- miiiolo County fiehool system community, Mr*. Ilalcrnnn will be working Hrarken was a member nf i•<.* r. 'dty of the University of Florida, in the same category at Semimde where he taught physical cdura' High School. She will recommend and assist in selling up training Hon and golf. xlandunli fur the students to Irani and acquaint ho coordinator with VEHICULAR t u n n e l specific related courses. I'ltOJKCT UNDERWAY Thu organization meeting was TALLAIIA88KK f AF) — held at the beginning nf Ihe school I'lnnniog of Fort Uuderale's vehicular tunnel project Is going year with other meeting* set for mld-)1ar for the coordinator* re­ forward as fast as possible, says port and again at the end of tint Slate Road Board Chairman tVil- school year with a similar re­ mir K. Jones. port and an out-lina for the com­ The Florida Highsray Pstroi wffl Hoard lh»*ril Information and ing year's program. give driven' license examlnatioao Research Director Gordon Elon Tuesday and Thursday from well salt) Jones' statement was is­ 1:30 to 5 p. m. in Sanford as welt) sued because of Fort Lauderdale as on Friday mornings froai • rumors that th» road dciwrtment 1. m. to It noon, at th* American is " iIiskhIiir 'I* feet." legion Hut on Seminole Boule­ Generally fair lluougb KslurTh* tonne', first In Florida, days low tonight #2-4tt, gentle vard. will carry traffic under the New vartbla wind. Through error in yesterday'* Saw, River. ford Herald, day* for th* examina­ tion were given aa Thursday and IS-YEA It OLD DROH'NN Thursday. FORT FIERCE fAF) — Effective date of the new sched­ Dwight Frout, 10, recently judged ule for driver* license examina­ tion will be next week according th* licit cattleman in the Future ---------- ---------DUCUBH10N ----------------- ------- w — ------- - of th* Longwood Am* Chamber of Commerce dur­ to an announcement mad* by Sea- AN aINFORMAL ing itasrsl |*a*rsl \ mooting held last night at gmutyahada Park. Shown above am. R. Zartroan, preskient, Fanners of America chapter her# inoie County Ludg* Ernest Hou*- G. Henson, tmneuieij a n n r ; Mrs. ) . ■ ____ J, Cnrhnrt, director, Mrs. D. Screeney, secietoty; R. Hammond, R. Jlor- drowned yesterday white swim­ “ z , dimeters. ------ - - -§ j - J* mi V holder'* office. ming In a creek. risen. R, G nat, a M L -■L U (Phot* Children's Group Sets 1st Meeting O f Year Tuesday SHS Faculty Rep. On PCT Advisory Committee Told De Baryites To Get House Numbers Church Will Open New Annex Sunday Drivers1 Tests Given On Tuesday Weather Additional Local News O n P age IO t NO. IDS Part-Time Presidency Is Charged WASHINGTON tt) — Adlal K, Stevenson, arriving to open his na­ tional campaign headquarters here, told a cheering crowd at National Airport today he hope* to set up residence In the Whllo House next January. Tho Democratic presidential nomine* flew In nt 10:25 a. m. EDT from Harrisburg, Fa., where last night he formally opened hla campaign with a speech broad­ cast nationally on ratlin and Ictevision. In that address, he said that "from here on" Republican leadership will In* in thu hand* of Vlre President Nixon Instead of President Eisenhower, Slevenson said the nation has a "parttime presidency" with pow­ er passing to the hands af Nixon and a "big business" cabinet. An anthuilastlc crowd of several hundred person* was on hand at the airport as a smiling Stevenson Stepped from his chartered fourengine plane. H* came down tha ramp with two of hla sons, Ilordtn and John Fell, and Stevenson's sister, Mra. Ernest Ives. After living graded by Demo­ cratic party officials, Stevenson walked to a battery of micro­ phones and mndo n brief, informal talk. Stevenson told ids audience ha ramamhered some of thorn from four years ago, when he ran unaucc*«*fully against Elsenhower, Tho crowd laughed when he said h* thought “ something went wrong" with hla 1852 eifort lo win tho presidency. Hut- Stevenson added that ho again la "planning to come to W**h|ogton" as a White House o*. cu p an t V )K | Vi W v ; -.!• tommaaon roftimtf to Mg Tfto-** riaburg speech last night as in o c " cailon lo addr*** what he called ' about 12,000 elite of the Demo­ cratic party." Htovcnson then harked back to hi* use of the world "elite" In Ids Harrisburg talk., Hit said In tha speech he had noticed in Ihe newspapers that Elicnlmvcr, at Get­ tysburg, Fa., twu day* ago had adtlrp**«d ♦what one newspaper story doscribed as Ihe "cllle" of Dm Republican party, Stevenson said he had looked up tho dictionary definition of "ellto" and found that It meant persona regarded as "socially superior," At tho airport today after lining the world "*lllc" to describe Hla own Harrisburg audlcnre, Stevenuni said with a laugh that he had received several telegrams contending he had mispronounced th* word. V 0' i Rotarians Plan Fish Fry, BoatTrip Next Week The regular weekly ineetlng id the Hanford Rotary riuli usually held at noon Monday will glvo way to a fish fry and but trip that will take tdar* Wednesday afternoon. All Rotarians plnmtlnr to lukn the trip hy boat, will embark un Skipper Gene Roumlllnt's "K kv Ijirk'1 «! the Ixinl work* nt S-IO o'rlmt "hHr those making Hut trip lnt«r In the afternoon by mo-, tor. will drive to Mullet l.oka Fork, where 1h" fish frv will t* prcimred by the riuli aetlvl'lcs conunlttee consisting of Franrls Rniinilllat, rhalrriuin, nnd th» foltowlqi- memiier*! Ai I^-". 'rom llrown, Eerl Turoer, Germ Pou. millot end Jimmy lloltri'lniv, (Inn member of tho commit tee, Itill I effli-r Is tourine Ireland thla lime. No menu has yc( been announr. e>l but, according (n Fiesldsnt "Doe" Charlie t'ersons, based , n past events, there will |>n a wide selection of palnteable piscatorial plrllns' and e railowshtit event ■ntlrlnnted. :U l 'I *■ FO U rP HF.KK THIEF WEST PALM REACH (AF* Police today sought a thief --ha removed n box eontalnlnr tin milligram* of radium from f 'ood fl-miritnn Hospital. The Ikii, containing 12 necrllea of radium In the core, disappear­ ed yesterday from the h’isni'al'a X-rav room. r o l l * beilered Ihe thief d'd n"4 know what waa in the oe**"nn.-tshaped lead box and ho«cd to to* ret* him lefor* he opens th* con. Uiner and fa exposed to th# fa- 1 rililiiaL * b^TJiAsaJj£< : /j m 4 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 13, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 13, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 13, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b836fb997dde75d588969c8539687abc.pdf d3ba48d439fb2443525fbcd36eedef44 PDF Text Text 0 - <d Ganarol Education !VFV/ Hall O f Fame Sovings Bonds Gasses For Adults!Citation Awarded O ffer Holders Organise Tonight Lote J. Chittenden Mony Services four State far JU Iffifths tl*U*) ftmHug f< Pre-encampment activities of •Bolt goaotwl education classes the 67th national encampment of will la kali tuvlght at 7 : » p. m. th* Veterans ef Foreign War* b tha * a a b roe* at Seminole high-lighted a luncheon ceremony honoring two deceased veterans High School. and tha present VFW director Adult general adaceUon ejasse*; of national rehabilitation art M a g offen d for tho purpooo Mrrtct of giviog oa adult opportunity toj AU names are to be add Tha slogan "Safer Than Cash" now applied to United States Saving Bends doesn't begin to tell the full story according to W. E. Patrick, chairman of the County Saving Bonds 'Committee. "Not too many people know about th* fin* scrvfe* the Tree sury offer* to bond holders,' Patrick declared. "This.aerrie* Is on* of th* outstanding feature* that make the Saving Bond one of th* best investments ever of­ fered. "A good many ef us already know that we ran get our lost, destroyed, or stolen bonds replac­ ed without cost. But thb is just the beginning. The Bureau of the Public Debt., which b the branch of the Treasury that handles all bonds records and redemptions, leaves no stone un­ turned to that the original Intent of th* purchaser Is carried out In th# dispostllon of bonds." Patrick called special attention to the provision allowing for bonds to be issued to co-owners. He cited the example of the man who died suddenly without an adequate will. He had several thousand dollars In 8eri*s E sav­ ing* bonds, issued in h b own names end that of hb wife as co-owner. Th* estate seemed to be In for a long period of litiga. lion. Th# widow, who needed funds badly, had been told that th* savings bends must become a part of the estote. Upon advice of a friend, the widow wrote to th# Treasury De­ partment. Sho was quickly In­ formed that tha bonds were her property and could be cashed at her discretion. According to re­ gulations, whenever a bond own­ er dies, the bond Instantly be­ comes the sol# property of the surviving co-owner. "The Treasury ha* thousands of such cases In Its (lies," Pat­ rick said, “ proving once again that savinga bonds not only maks a wonderful nest egg for future security, but are an excellent means of providing for loved ones after death." Florid* to U K had S.T4MN cur* f t w . M k r states M M Its La join a total o f mor# than 71 taUU»ti touring th# roads * within tha state •In that yoor, according to a truffle analysis Just completed by tha State Bead t^ fm fm T X p jS k ^ ru Citations were awarded the Dapartawnt. lo* D< Chittenden, formerly Described a> oaa af tha most t^ernuhml^^wtJ eemprehen.lro traffle surrey aa. ik e ^ V m b 2 n \ i « 5 t f bl * £ 2 #f s*nf*nl •»* urho made hi* ** ^ ,du*u In their ^iijanc* here, and who wne the aty.es In Hoad Department hla . . . . . . . . former national rehabilitation taiy, tha report was booed la­ WV**, If then b ■ sufficient demand aervlce director of Washington, de? by Witter E. Jonaa. Bead urn veteran* of tho Korean Con- p t c> j( w as accepted by Elmer Board chairman. fUet, _______________ S '® " P. Richter ef Washington, techBtatbtleo In the report are proved bp the Put* 1 Department baaed on reeulU fro* SI per­ of Bdneatlon end Veteran* Ad­ nice! consultant, and Mrs. Hilda manent automatic traffic record- ministration so that voteran* cat Ball, former secretary t-> Chit­ era on road! In 37 Florida coun­ merivo adoeaUonal beneflu under tenden. Mrs. Jo* D. Chittenden, wtuow ties 13 o f which are located on PL (t o arterial highways creasing the Tha purpose o f tho organisational of th* honored veteran, resides etate'e border*, Jone* aeld. In meeting b to dtoctua policies, an­ In Sanford at 3103 Cordova addition, four eltht hour man- swer questions on Urn program, Drive. HU sisters. Miss Laura and ual chock* were malntalard by determlao what nights aad hours Bead Department crew* during classes a n lo bo hold and to com­ Mb* Edna Chittenden nr* also the pear on theee IS ' n t r n a '' plete reglrtritloa forms. Then residents of Sanford. Th* citation, which names tha highway* to determine the per­ will bo a ILftft registration fee and centage o f out-of-state vehicles tho only othar eoou will bo for b te John Wather Jonos, former Oregon servlet officer, was ac­ oaterlnr Florida. workbook* or textbooks that cepted by G. O. Pike, present ft*t« obtained by the counters, might bo required. service officer In that state. The Jeae* (aid, rover* vehicular Any citlten who b intonated in third Hall of Famo elution will merement* within the ataU ea completing hb high school edn- go to H. A. Calkins, Washington, weekdays Saturday* and San- ration, looming to n o d or write, D. C., present director o f tho re­ and all movement* o f traf­ or taking an Individual subject habilitation aervlce. fle both In and out of the slats that will benefit him la hb job b AU of th* elutions were pmA total of 11.00ft,CfO eehleler urged to attend thb meeting, »#ntod by Joseph W. Mann, serCl0001 il the state'* border* in the vle# ° ffl" r toT the VFW In pear, noarlp eix million of those rt^ d U S L * £ .?*“'* Hlchlmssn and chairman of the being passenger car* entering Voc«- Hall of Fame Committee Monel Education at ass. Florida from ether states. On August 11, th* 200 service Based on a national atrsrag* officers and their guesto, includ­ af 3.3 person* carried in i>a***ning national VFW officers, hon­ ger cars, done* estimated that a ored Congressman Olln E. Teatotal of 13#lft,710 visitor* cam* gue, chairman of tha House Com. htt* Florida last year by car. mitt** on Veterans' Affslrt, but Reducing these figure* to a Dtoen Un#, could run It^wlth Coo­ the Congressman sent his regrets peration from the Atomic Energy perrtnug* hails, Jonrs said. It because of his required attendb shown that of the total 11,00ft.. Commission. 3. Te launch oa Information enc* at the Democratic National 430 vehicles rroitlng the l.'l per­ Convention in Chicago. manent ireorders un Hate en- Program to enlighten 8outhem Th* National Convention was industry or actual •sperieuc* traaee hlghwtpa, N S par cent with atomic powor. held In Dallas, Tea. them were out-of-state c*rs, 2rt.« 3. T* tell the public about th* per rent were Florida cars and peaceful atomic uses, another 31 per rent was account, 4. To lack education programs ed for hr OommerrUI vohtrtes. aimed at training manpower for A grand total of 71448AH re- work In atomic plant*. hleles was recordoJ daring tho Folsom said studies show there r by the II automatic counter* Is In the South "a foreseeable Brailey Odhsm told the State ited on 30 roads tn the state. need for one or more regional Thb total, Jones revealed, w*« atomic energy Industrial resrairh Cabinet today that a new financ­ ing plan is pumping lifo bark Into broken down In the analysis (o rrnlrr* for the lit states." Sanford City Commissioners the proposed Inter-A m • r I c a n Indicate traffic movement over Folsom did not mention It, bit Tisile and Cultural Center at Mi­ were reaching for cost* at 1v»t sack recorder on Sundays and Alabama Polytechnic Institute at ami after sis months of discour­ night's Board meeting Instead of Saturdays and a total for th* Auburn Is on* of the Institutions agement five weekday*. interested in getting such a cen­ Odhsm, a member of th, state “ P*"1"* « lndow* *n'' turnln, Largest movement* of traffic to!. Other posalble sites mention, authority supervising the project, electrle fans. cammed In th* months af Mait-h ed her# Include the government's Th air conditioning of th* Sen< made the statement In appealing aad July last pear, according to atomic renter at Oak Ridge. for an addltonal 100.100 loan of ford City Hall, oven though not the analpib Which revested that Tenn; the University of Plorida. state funds tn keep the staff of yet complete, provided cooling ft,333,314 vehicles were recorded Georgia Tech, and North Caro­ the organization operating until comfort for the commissioners Is March and 4,871.274. m t.2 lina State College at Raleigh February, and the audience last nlghl. Of th* year’s total, In July, Rerau-e of the absence of Gov. Arkansas Gov. Orval Fauhtu, Commissioners r e m a r k e d ,*lh b Indicates very clearly,*' reporting yesterday on th* Collin., tho Cabinet deferred ac­ "Tbdra’a no noise end we’ re very No Seed chairman *aU, •'that South'* industrial growth, a*11 tion until Tuasday. Collins Is at­ comfortable now." ear summer months, n far at atomic energy In Dial# Is already tending a meeting of tho Soothers However, as th* meeting length­ Governor. Conference la White ened to Just before the midnight •tat* highway traffle I* concern­ a three-blUlon-dollar Industry. ed,- are rapidly overhauling, or hour Mayor F. D. Scott ramark"And the industry is still in it* Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Odhsm explained that -the re­ ed: "Air conditioning or not, we passing, th* winter months." Infancy." he said. ' A* an additional example o f 1 Eleven of th* 14 Southern gov. viled plan for flnaneng tho giant can’ t let the meeting go beyond mounting summer traffic. J o u r s ernors—the other* sent word 70milli<m dollar project through 11:30." , printed te the months of Jsnusry they rootdn't mala it—last night e bund I.sue I, being renegotiat­ W. S. Evans of Evans Roofing ed with bond buu-e< in New Yoik. and February a* compared to heard Adnt. Arthur W. Radford, Th# projeet, a sort o f perme- Co., contractors for U>* City Hall rhatrman of the Joint Chiefs of nent woild*. (air with an objer- air conditioning aysiems, attended August. "In January, a total of 4.IH1- Staff, call for more thorough edu­ live of Improving trad* and cul"|5fi^5ri —oj tD<* eom. 3S4 vehicles wet* recorded and; cation <>f American youth in tural relations between tho Amt1* 4 what democracy Is all altout lest .In February ft,17t>,!Klt crossed th* rira.. was originally sot to. start ,orUb,# M permanent cuuntars in the- the Communists achieve workl moving in December when bonds eUt*. In August, however, S.041- domination because of an Igno. Were validated but a tight muney market set in and Interest rates ftli vehicles were un th* move ranc# of liberty. "W e seem either unable, or l o o j ,0*r,.<t over Florida's road*." Breaking traffic movements In-, lasy, to do .itvugh to explain, te portions of the week, Jones learh. .m l most of all—demon. . In four football gome* between •trite publicly before the world Southern Methodist and UCLA the Bald th* survey reveals: the fundamental, basic fart o f lib­ SMU team has h«*tt victorious! Of th* total 7I.S48..US Vehicles erty," Radfoid iIm Im M, each tiino, recorded la the 13 months o f' 1118, 10,494,408 were counted on BURIAI. OF HUMANS IN CARD­ Sundays; 10.580.00.1 <>n Saturday* BOARD BOXES REPORTED and tire balanre ef 40.744.440 on JACKSONVILLE UB-Buriri of the i r inlining five weetdsys. humans In cardboard boxes wadescribed today by th* State CONTRACT AWARDED Board of Fnneral Directors and LAKE ALFRED IB-The Stria Embalmrrs as "disgraeoful and Plant Board has awarded a eon- degrading." tract for *piayfng 40400 arret In Tha board said to a resolution Sarasota County against (ho Medi­ yesterday that It had report* that terranean fruit fly to United bodies af indigent parsons of Dade Keckathon Hying Service of Rich­ County a n being buried to card­ mond. Calif. board cartons by x funeral home The firm presented a low kid under contract with the Dado •f Jana rents au aero. County Commission. *S S £„ * Vi <*?* ***“"'"" Southern Euorffve Board Of Pinecrest P-TA Holds 1st Session The executive board of the Pinecrest Parent Teachers Assocbtlon held u first meeting in the newly decorated Teachers' Lounge of the Pinecrest School. Plans were discussed by the of­ ficers and eommtttea chairmen for making the coming school year a success from every standpoint. Parents and teacher* who will be striving to accomplish the alms and objective* of the P-TA, both at Pinecrest School and as a national organisation, are: Mrs. Rlehard Elam, president; Mrs. R. L. McKnight. First vice president; Mrs. Margaret Reyn­ old-, second vice president; Mrs. Robert Jackson, recording secre­ tary; Mrs. John Burton, corre­ sponding secretary; C o m d r. Blaine Libbey, treasurer; and Mrs. V. J. Robbins, historian. Heading the various committees art: Mrs. D. M. Paul, devotional; Mrs. Charles Lewb, publications; Mrs. Fred Ganas, beautification; Mrs. LaVeme Clark, hospitality; Mrs. E. S. Higginbotham, publiety; Mrs. Gordon Stanley, member­ ship; Mrs. Harry Weir, programs; Mrs. 8. A. Tlndel. study group; Mrs. John Travotls, safety; and Mrs. John Angel, Jr. High ad­ visor. Delegates to the County Council will be Mrs. E. S. Hlggnbotham and Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, Mrs. C. W. Johnson and Mrs. R. L. McKnight will serve as alternates. j i , - t ? ;• ' ■■*T*|► Board Examines Proposed Civic Canter Sketches 56 DESOTO 4 DOOR'HARDTOP *1400 SAVE Chief W. S. Goldsboro A rta tesMMBMd worn r a g s owe) T o Gat Sowar Unas VAH-U’s fenaattoM tea master Friday Chief Snyder, a*, By First O f Year stated by the Oammandtog Officer, PnUmtaory sketches far Urn Sewer Itoea a n dxgsctod to he Cdr. K. C MQdxa, U*N conduct, proposed Sanford Civic Center initaHed by city crows by t! ad oa Inspect 11 of squadron perwere perused by the Board o f Bta-J fln t of the year, accordtog to diewhile hotaf wheeled through ford Oty Commissioners last cnjllooj ,Mt bJjjk whoa tha tho ranks in a wheel choir in de­ — Board of Seafsrd City Comal*Architect John Burton, m . as­ sJoncrs board Herbert Cherry ex­ ference to hla years of aervlce... A native o f Portsmouth, V a ,v signed to the creating of tha pro­ press tho opinions of reddest# la this career tailor has hod varied posed capital Improvement pro­ the Goldsboro arta. duties with avtotiea units ot Norgram's building, presented th* The Goldsboro a ret has folk, Washington, D. C., Baa Diew S E * ’ 18 d*UI1, left*out aTTsTas "sower"ptosning Patuxent R im , U. S. S. Tutusage i f tho bunding. u coattraH ," said Cbarry as bo (CVK-73) and Sanford. Divided Into two section*, one represented more than a doson for use by th* recreation program Goldsboro m l dent# attending tho Among his campaign ribbons ha wean the Good Conduct Modal and the other by civic organisation meeting with bias. ana city-wide usage, the typical We art hero to oak for somo with Five Stars, Asiatk-Pa rifle Campaign Ribbon with Four enFlorida building met quick ip- relief — I tbinfc wa have proval of commissioners. overlooked completely," bo sold. gagamont stars. European-Afri. Preliminary sketches reveal that Mayor Scott Herbert Cherry can Campaign Ribon with On* a. .. a ‘ ‘ we’ve run out ea# se M engagement star, aad the Phi. the Sanford Civic Center wffl in­ that of etsa^aaam money. clude an auditorium capable of Cherry then asked "Why Is it ippino Liberation Medal. Chief Snyder is m rriod to the seating an estimated one thous­ wo giro out of money just before former Mias Tbelaaa Caprio, also and persons, a dining eras, kitch­ yon get to tbs tracks?" en, serving center an othar ne­ Commissioners, discussing the of Portsmouth, Va., they m id# cessary storage and service arts*. possttUtles of the sewer program at MM Oceanviow Are., and In­ Covered walkways would be pre­ In relation to the budget to bo tend to make Sanford, their per­ dominant throughout and around considered for the new flsesl manent bom*. year, told Cbarry that tha pro­ the center. UCLA blocking back Bob BergTh* recreation area, as proposed gram ot installing tho sewer o f Loo Angelos la th* son lines In the Goldsboro area can would be divided into usable sec­ o f L o n g Borgdahl, UCLA quar-f/ tions for planned programs both bo underway by the first of the tarbnek during I M M t ' year. 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Shop and Save In Sanford (E ly * W ■■1 ■ 1 " an a n t e d Cdr. J.Miller f akes Command O f VAH-Nine ta a colorful ehangs-of-command a a * t w i today, Commander John Jtoradlth Millar, USN, assumed command of Haary Attack Squadtoo Nina. Ha relieved Cdr. W. &. Haalatt, who hat bean acting Com­ manding Officer and who now raaaaaea hit blllat as Executive Of­ ficer. . Commandtr Millar hat had a varied and Interesting career. Graduating from the U. 8. Naval Academy In 1940, ha first ferret gtoard the battleship Idaho. His Early intorapt in aviation led to 1 .._ . w ’ .. ins and Pensaeola in 1942 and 1942, after which ha became a flight in­ structor at NAB Lake City. ijuor In the war he was Execulra Of­ ficer of Bombing Squadrons VB1U and VPB124, and waa Commanatng Ofiicer ot tne latter squadron during the second half •f 1942. To later served as Navlgatar of the carrier USS Badoeng Omit*, then returned to the Naval Academy’s axocutlva denartment. In 1920 Cdr. Miller had the taro experience o f serving as an exchange pilot with tho Royal Air Forte, a practice which gives mili­ tary personnel of NATO nations •n opportunity to beeomo acquain­ ted with tho differences and slrallgritta* between their operating weeeduroa and ourni After this inRmating duty Cdr. Miller want to Transport Squadron One, and later became Operations Officer o f FlogWlngLant, Aa happens to moot Naval Avia­ tors sometime during their career Cdr. MUIer returned to NAB Pen­ sacola in 1921 where he waa in the Administration Dept, until 1912. Before coming to HATU to prepare himself for the Heavy Attack program, VAH-W's nsw tfbmmandlng Officer was a student •t the Air War College, Maxwell APB. In addition to hie theatre de­ corations Cdr. Miner wears the Distinguished Plying Crow with wold star In lion o f second award, and the Air Medal, also with gold Otar. HU home town fa HailsBurnt, Mias. Ha and Mrs. MUIer, the former Jane Elisabeth Gordon M Indianola, MUa* wort married R San PyancUao in July, m ija n d ApkttPs CufTwBNF wwnUa ivaPN at wv Tm ■**'d■1| -* ■ * I h e T t o r o two hoy^ John. More* dlth J r , 12, and Chariot Garden, tigh t Adventist Church Elementary School In rolls 9 Students The Bevsath-Day Adventist elementary school at Bfraalh Bt, and Laurel AveM opened with an en­ rollment of nine students, accordlag da Mrs. Faya Clark, Uaeher. Perhaps the rtty’s smaUest odunational unit, tho school this year boasts a beautiful new building. Built ta handle expected growth, the helm et has two large class­ rooms and Is of modem design, e j h e toseher this year is Mrs. Fays Clark who recently came hare from Panama City, Ft»„ wham aha was teaching in a rim* liar school. Mrs. Clark, according to officials of the school, who has been teaching for 11 years takes a special interest in eaeh one of her students. •The school's curriculum, the officlals aay, matches that of public *h 0ols but with tho addition of M u m s in religious instruction. In addition, it is reported, a spiri­ tual slant is given other subjects where that b appropriate. Classes are offered in all grade* With extrs-curricular activities in srafu and natam studies. The school hare b aa* of a chain o f 2.SOS odueatbna! units operated by Seventh Day Adventists around to* world, is of which are in Flor- State Civil Defense M e et Held COMMANDER JOHN MEREDITH MILLER, DBN, assumed mend of Heavy Attack Squadron Nina today In ceremonies at NAS Sanford. He relieved Cdr. W. R. Haslett, who resume* his former iltlon aa axeeutlva officer of the squadron. (O fflcbl Photo, U. positlt 8. Na levy) Demo Leaders Plan Hard Hitting Drive TALLAHAS8EE (AP)—State ♦Democratle leaders have mapped a hard hitting campaign directed by a four-man strategy board In an affort to awing Florida’s 10 electoral votes to A dial Btevsru son and Estes Kofauver. The strategy board will meet next week to designate • state campaign chairman. Board members ar* Gov. Col Mrs. Vola Lambert ton was ap­ l(ns, Stato Democratic Chairman James Milligan, U.8. Rep. Bob pointed by Mrs. 8 m Stevenson, 8lkos of Crostvbw and Mayor president of the Pitot Club, as chairman of Public Affairs to re­ Haydon Burns of Jacksonville. The members wore selected at place Mrs. Gsorge A. Stin# who a caucus of the Btata Democratic resignsd as chairman at tha meet­ Advisory Committee attended by ing of the Pilot Clnb held In the two congressmen, members of the Yacht Club last night. Mrs. K. M. Bad was wdeomed State Cabinet and representatives back Into the dab aa a member of Stevenson and Kofauver. and thro* .visitor* from the Lake The meeting waa open to »*waCountry O u t .warn also wrionmed men up to the print-where vritof to tha meeting. teak piece on the beard members Announcement was mad* ot fall and campaign strategy was map­ council o f District Four, Pilot In­ ped. The Advisory Committee ternational which will bo held at went into closed session o f this tha Pennsylvania Hotel in West Various Democratic landers Palm Bsaeh on Sept. 22 and S3. forecast that Stevenson would A letter was rs'ad from the carry Florida this time but thst District Governor, Mrs. Marie a great deal of hard work would Gleason of OcaU who will make have to bo done. her official visit to the club on Dwight Elsenhower carried Oct. 21. She requested that re­ Florida over Btevenson by 100L ports or all committee chairmen 000 votes In 1922 and 8ikes said bo sent to her not later than Florida was going to bo “ tho Oct. I. Mrs, 8tevenson asked that toughest state in the South to chairmen have their reports at the carry’* for tho Democrats thU next dinner meeting. yaar. An Invitation to hold the Sep­ Sikes and Stats Treasurer Lar tember dinner meeting at tha son said Florida could bo carried home of Mrs. H. W. Little at Lake easily for tho Democrats if all Markham, was accepted by tha Democratic officeholders would club. The dinner will be held on got out and work. They proposed 8ept. 21, at 6:30 p. m. Mrs. M. L. Raborn Sr., numberthat the state committee adopt n resolution telling these officials ■hlp, chairman, reported that the club has gained five now members to support the ticket. However, Bralley Odhsm, who during the past two months. As was twlea an unsuccessful candi­ hospital chairman, sha appealed for volunteer! for the Seminole date for governor, said this was Memorial Hospital Women’s Auxthe wrong approach. He said the llbrtr. She told of the work that' committee should appeal to them Is being don* by th* auxiliary to work for the party on Its mer­ and also-of the club which fu n it rather than on a proposition of ished a room and plans to main­ ‘'Blindly voting party loyalty.!* tain it, Odham said there was a grant v UrJ WnIter L. Carter, Milk: need to revitalise the party mach­ Fund chairman, reported a case inery with young Democrat* and of canned milk given to an indig. to play up Democratic accomplish. LfimUwt n,tmlh(Casttimed on Page Eight) Parley, fellowship New Pilot Club Public Affairs Chairman Named C1,U’ *,*ht yUU,<u Auxiliary Members toSaSKrT * U,“et * fl#w" To M eet Neighbors In Fund Campaign Com mi trees To Be Tho “ Moot . Your. . . Nolghtor* program gets underway In full Told A t Grammar force this weekend with members School P-TA Meet of the Women’s Auxiliary of the ' There are several openings for aatnllment (till avaBahb far the passant year. Anyone interested m enrolling their *tiis auy con­ tact the pastor, A. C. McClure, Bemlnole Memorial Hospital UP! Palm Way, ar call 2099J. stationed in super markets to y**r .on Thursday meet their neighbors In thslr cam “ )* of • * September 13, at patgn to raise funds for their or­ U^J1* 9:00 p.m. AU parents are urged ganisation. *tu * l ta*1 meeting aa com­ The gigantic effort, la coopera­ mittees will be organised for the tion with General Mills, coming year's events. 8. M. Ri­ tlonally known ready m b floor chards, P .T A President, has an­ concern, b under the direction of nouncodtto them* for the year; ' ' CINCINNATI m - T w o ti- the Finance Committee of tho “ Your Child In His 8chool En­ (Itoosa will live cat their time Hospital Ausilbry, headed by vironment** The business meeting will be­ at Cincinnati Boa la apiaaUr- Mrs. J. E. Higgins. Other mem­ basd after mauling ta death their bers of tho committee are: Mrs. gin promptly at 1:00 o’clock end Male cagemete ta a savage bat' A. B. Peterson Sr., -Mrs. H. B. will be Untied to a 20 minute anaPope, Mrs. J. E. Gradlck, Mrs. E. slons. The programs this ysor will Bhf Monday. . The so* veterinarian, Dr. B. H. Lancy, Mrs John Schirard Jr* all ba held in th* child'* etassroom with the teacher explaining Bernard, said the jungle cate and Mrs. P. E. Roumllbt. Tho Hospital Auxiliary will re tha white and whyfora o f her be mi teaching. This evasion In th* In calve a generous portion of the P lf w* pot classroom will be limited to sals price of seven different Bet. now, the would ty Crocker Cake Mixes tkat will 22 mlnutee, after which, refresh, he eaM. meats will be served. Saa officials said there was a* be fee lured in five o f Sanford's Super Markets tkla week end. t m i f knowing what saaaad the Members of the Hospital A ax­ T o o p a n said the attach eo 2- illary who have not been contact- ST. AUOUSTCVE CW-S4. Johns M M i d Rajah wee apparently • •d'are requested to mil Mrs. J, Omanty has bought 3* voting ma­ aarpriaa, with mm female, going E. Higgin* at .14M-W to barn of chines to replace nanar ballots in far kb threat enf the ether Si* their pert to be token is the the N e v .g general election This •Meet Tour Neighbor” Mi MM wffl aUaalaate 14 al 46 iresses Maul si Male Caaemate T o Death In Fight * WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER « , ISM SANFORD, FLORIDA Established IM S A. B. Peterson Sr., director Civil Defense, Bemlnole County; C. R* Dawson, attached to com­ munications, area Five* State Civil Defense; Mrs. C. B. Dawson, exe­ cutive committee. Seminote Cotm ty Red Cross; Mrs. Audrey Speer, staff of local State Welfare; and Mrs. Mary D- Knox, executive secretary, Seminole County Red Cross, attended the Civil Defense Institute held at the Angebilt Ho. tel, Orlando, Monday, Purpose and objectives of the Institute, as set forth by General H. W. Tarkinton, State Civil eDfense director, were to delineate responsibilities of all state agen­ cies, such as Red Cross, State Wellard, Department of Public Health. Department of Agrlcul. ture, etc., in the event of war or natural disasters — with the common objective of survival. Fred W. DeMotte, state field director, area five, presided, af­ ter the group was welcomed by Capt. C. Q. Wright Jr., director of Orange County Civil Defense, and local level panel as well as state and regional level panel were held for open discussion of problems Involved. The State Department of Public Welfare was represented by Mias NeUe Williams and Miss Roberta Williams in th* absenc* ot Charlea O. Andrews Jr., chairman, 8tat* Welfare Board. Civil Defense welfare was rep­ resented by Miss Prances Burkhalter, and Red Cross disaster WcL (are by Miss Daisy Marshall la the absence of John Gates, dlrec. tor field services ARC, Atlanta, General Tarklngton'a closing re­ marks laid mphasls on the im­ portance of cooperation by aQ agencies in this common efofrt of survivalThe next emrgency welfare In Civil Dfense meeting will be held In Tampa on Sept. )9 — as alsa one in riagler County, data to bo announetd later. Florida Should 4 Weather Partly rieedy through Than, day; tow tonight 69 to 91. Chiefs Club Sets Rally, Pow-Wow Co/C Manager's Post Still Vacant No one hss been selected to fill* the varsnry In the Chamber of Commerce manager's job, It was said at the director’s meeting of the trade body when the Board n rt t the First Federal Savings aand Loan Assn, last night. The opening wasa created when Fort m t Breckenridge resigned earl­ ier this month to accept a similar pottion In DeLand. The screening of applicants la CASSELBERRY—Ray V. Klip being done by President-elect Clif­ pstcln, secretary-treasurer of the ford McKIbbin and his Executive Seminole Park Raceway, ap­ Committee, according to President peared before th* Board of AL George Touhy, who presided at dermen Monday night, request­ the session last night. He added ing a permit to conduct trotting that Inasmuch as an appointee horse races at tha mils traek, could not possibly take over the and to request building permits duties before Oct. 1, tha Incom­ for 12 new stables, hospital, pading administration who assumes dock and flve-slghths mile track the reins on that date la most log­ ically the one to make the choice Inside th* on* mile evil. Approval of both requests were since they will be the first to work granted by tho board, which will with the nsw manager. also enact an ordnlanc* at the A number of applications have next meeting, governing hone been received both from local men racing in the town. Building per­ who are interested and from oth­ mits are Issued by th* town clerk ers, both in Florida and from outaide the slate, who have learned at no cost. Removal Of a barricade, ob­ of the vacancy. McKIbbin said that so long as capabilities were structing passage over a 22 foot equal or nearly equal preference easement at tha rear of lota facwould be given to a local person. Ing highway 17*92, extending Familiarity with situations her* from Lemon Lane on th* north would save some time In his be- to Normandy Rd. on th* south, Coming effectllve, he continued, was requested by Ernest Lown­ nd his local background should des, who had occasion to us* bet Interest in advancing th* the easement when work on fourmlnole county Interests. The lantng th* highway blocksd his hole* would be made "as soon as drive. bis without lessening the A letter, requesting removal of hence* of getting the bait possi­ the obstruction and authorised by ble person," McKIbbin added. ' Mayor Junius Allen, will ba sent v The Chambot of Commerce dl- to Law Bernhardt, who It was re­ have been in close touch ported. *T*etod tha bnrttoad*. S T S rtlopas—te'that might M- Tha board approved a plat abb. feet the th local Naval A lriU tlon . milted by Casselberry Gardens, The announcement from Washing­ for 19 lot* on Queen's Mirror Cir­ ton a few months go that an cle, extending from Lake Trip­ Item of $20 million for develop- let Dr. to Winter Perk Dr. Re­ mants In Sanford and at the oid plete of lots an Talslmsn Trail Osceola landing field waa Included in th* proposed budget for long and three Iota on Quintuplet Dr* range planning stimulated, a great were also approved. The street lighting fund ahow. deal of Interest and effort to have ed a balance of 92,248.88 on da. (Continued on Page Eight) posit In banks, and 91-912-20 In the escrow account with th* Florida Powrr Corp. W. H. Kemp, president of th* Seminole I'erk Roeeway Associa­ tion, spoke on plana for develop­ ment of th* track aa a training The Christian Education leaders center for 600 horses. Kemp of the First Presbyterian Church stated also that a bunding pro­ met last night, at 7 p. m. for the gram, Including II new stable* first Workers oCnfcrcnce of the an emergency veterinary hospital liaddock and five-eighth* rail* fall saason. The teachers of the Nursery track Inside th* mil* racewey Department of the Sunday School would soon get under way. — Mrs. Harry Weir, Department Plans for a Ladle*' Day buf­ Superintendent; Mrs. John A. Bur­ fet ware outlined by Kllppeteln, ton, Jr., Mr*. George Sires, Mrs. to bo held at the raceway at a John Dunn, Mrs. Lee Hunter, Mrs. data to be announced. Women's Al Wallace end Mrs. Howard organisations of this' pert of th* Whelchcl — served a delicious county will be Invited, according supper, carrying out the Chinese to KUppsteln. motif wtih chow mein supper with The raceway has boon granted the tables decorated with red IIIa franchise by th* Florid* State Ilea and Chinese figurines. Racing Commission, to hold rac­ The program of the evening was ing at the tract here, subject to a preview of the teaching program approval In a County reforwdum each department In Sunday School Is planning for the fall. Gordon In the November elections. Swam, Sunday School Superinteadent presided over the meet­ ing. Trotting, Building Raceway Permits Approved By Beard Church Christian Education Leaders Hold Supper M eet Parents Invited To Pinecrest P-TA Meeting Tomorrow Vi* Mothers and fathers of child ran in Pinecrest School ar* Invit ed to attend the first meeting of tha Pinecrest Parent Teachon Association to ba held tomorrow night In th* school auditorium. Many new classrooms have been organised and enrollment has increased until the school now has II classrooms. Parents will tour th* classrooms and most their childrens teachers from 7:30 to I p.m . Mrs. Mary Mann wilt addrea* parents at I o’clock on the sub­ ject “ Why I Attend P.T.A.“ w. There will «j*o be a bualnoa* meeting and refreshments will to served following adjournment. The executive board of the as­ sociation met oa BopL 6 to dis­ cuss plans for th* coming year. Parents are urged t* demonstrate their Interest la their children education by a full attendance et tomorrow night’s and all fntara meetings. V Republican, ES&ggB No. l» t Associated Prana Leaned Wire m LAKELAND Plorida (A P > should stress th* julc* quality of Its oranges In developing Euro­ pean markets, an Industry lead or told an export committee meeting Monday. If this is don#, a good market ran be built up In European res­ taurants, hospitals and other re­ tail outlets, James C. Morton of Aubumdalo said. Morton also forecast a long rang* market In Europe for Plor. ids fruit. He told th# Export Committee of Florida Citrus Mu­ tual that this ssarkst probably would built up principally around processed citrus but that prospects for fresh citrus also are good. Martin Hearn, export coordin­ ator for th* big grower coopera­ tive, prwlicted th* orange export market this season would reach flvs million boxes of fresh fruit. The rommiltee asked the U.S. government to continue export subsidies on citrus. Last season th* government paid 50 cent* a box on fresh fruit shipped to friendly nations overseas and a similar payment for processed fruit. ids soalsn s i far the y+IHVal —F place Bfwfi OB M l ¥IONI Im--.—, at the White Heaee. Lund reported an the activities to the Piwsld o il'i M itlf i t lira ItatB m l oraafeialiad' lira dtciri of many ceartJtnente to have f i n appear bars daring tho earning MAYOR RRKLRCTKB CALLAHAN CB-L. D. H was reelected mayor of this Na*. ssu County team yesterday, de­ feating, W. p . Cegafy, ■ write la 92 to If. Stadium Is Scene O f Event A gigantic pep rally and pow. wow was planned last night by the Seminole Chiefs Club for Tuesday night, Sept. 18, at the Sanford Memorial Baseball Stadium begin­ ning at 7:20 p. m. The pow-uow and rally will feature the Introduction of mem­ bers of this year’s Sanford Seminotes by the coaches, which will Include their weight, class and oeltion; a description by Coach Ul Fleming of the offense and defensive actions, with the team running through a few of the plays. Dr. A. W. Epps Jr., chairman of the club’s program committee, •eld that the pow-wow and rally, coming just two days prior to the season’s kick-off game, should at­ tract hundreds of 8emlnole County football fansThomas Stringer, chairmen of the membershp committee, and vice president of the club, u id that there are now moT* then 20 members of the organisation which was formed primarily to increase interest in local high school sports activities. "We will to on hand the fright of tho rally to tell the crowds attending the pow-wow tome of the real parposes of the organization and to accopt memberships." The Semlal* Chiefs Clnb, at last night’s meeting, beaded by Presi­ dent John Bchlnrd, set the poli­ cies of the organisation ralative to th* apendlng of the club’* funds. Samtools High School Prin­ cipal Andrew Bracken recom­ mended that tha club’s funds M l go through tha school accounts and that expenditures be made by tha club membership. The policy waa Fox Is Named Demo Executive Group's Campaign Leader The Semlnol* County Demo­ cratic Executive Committee nam­ ed John Fox aa Its campaign chairman for the forthcoming •’action in November, at their meeting this week. Fox will serve along with other committee members which In. elude Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Gordon Frederick, 0. P. Herndon, Erneet Housholder, and Voile A. Williams Jr. Campaign materials will to available In about a week, Demo­ cratic Executive Committee mem­ ber* were told. This material wM Include bumper stripes, campaign buttons and other materials. James H. Lee of Ovisdo, ehalr. man o f th* Seminole County Do. moentia Executive Committee advised the members that a toad* qoutert will to established at • later date. The committee, It waa revealed, wHl tend a delegation to tho for­ thcoming rally oa Saturday in Orlando. The delegation will inelude: J. a. Blankenship, Mrs. Ur' H i John rot. Botort 8. Blllhlmer, Mrs. S 'S “* * - Rainfall Spotty Throughout State During Lost Month LAKELAND (AV -R abfclt was tp o tir throughout Florida during Several of the projects of .tto August the Weather Bureau re. accept membership.** Tuesday, but generally clnb wera outlined which Included helping build • stadium tor high school athlstic use, the taking af Mock of North and Northwest motion picture* ot each game, Florida received leis than they and tha purchase of an athletic got during tha previous tw* bus to transport teams to their snths. The drought which hag games. plagued tho Southern part of tha Ahletlc Director Fred Ganaa peninsula moot o f tho summer reported on the financial condi­ continued. tion of the Bemlnole High School But some spots received above Athletic association. Wtih a ba! anc* of 94J9 at the beginning ot average rain. The main one* the 192S-M season, Ganaa report­ were West Palm Beach and ed that total receipts amounted Apalachicola and a four-county to 99,041.94; expenditures cam* to area made up of Highlands, 99,611.19, with 96JS4.4! for foot- Hards*, Polk and Osceola. ban, 91.906J7 for basketball and l ooelised thunderstorms were 9719.31 for baseball- Unpaid bills credited with drenching thee* (Continued an Page Right) spot* at regular intervals. Wauchula in Hards* received 12.lt Inches, ths heaviest total record­ ed during August in th* state. Meet other peninsular points received 9 ta I Inches, tome Ilk Inches below normal. Coastal lo­ The Senior High Fellowship of cations got 4 to 6 Inches which the First Presbyterian Church ia I to 4 lees than normal. Tho driest areas war* west will hav* an overnight retreat at New Smyrna Beach, Friday and northeast of Tallahassee, es­ afternoon through Saturday after­ pecially the counties bordering Georgia. Femandin* Beach north noon, Sept. 14 and II. The purpose of this resreat Is for of Jacksonville waa the driest planning the f*U program of the reporting point, receiving only Senior High Followship. Th* Rev. M inch. Angus G. Mclnnls, minister of the Temperatures were near or First Presbyterian Church, will slightly above average, th* hou open th* re teat after supper test weather being recorded dur­ with an Inspirational messag* ing the first two weeka of the Then the Flying Squadron of the month. A mass of cool air doYouth Council of the Bt. John s aecndad on northwest Florida Presbytery — Kathy DlUon, Susan Aug. 21 and remained until Fischer. Arthur Young, from Aug. 24, helping lower the aver­ churches In Orlando and Bever­ ley TeagI* and Jamie Marsh age temperature. Lightning killed one person from churches In Daytona Beach —will talk to th* group on the Aug. 27 in Escambia County, work of tho Presbyterian young Several funnel clouds were sight­ people In th* St. John’s Presby­ ed but little damage was report, tery. The young people will then ed. Funnel clouds Indicate tor. divided Into thre commission nedlc winds that do not ordin­ groups and do tho aetusl plan­ arily touch the ground. ning for ttolr program for the fail, bringing their reports ta the whole group at the Saturday morn­ ing meeting. The young people have set up a varied program of recreation to By MABY FOWLER accompany this plannings*.***. DE BARY - The Do Bary Civic The following Christian Education leaden will to at the retreat to Association will tofln th* stasou help tha group round out thetr with a Touring Florida party Fri­ program—the Rev. Angus G. Me­ day. Sapt- M, at 7 p. m. In tha ta ls , Miss Rebecca Stevens, Sen­ community cantor. Exceptionally beautiful prizes ior High Departmental Sunday School superintendent; Comdr. L. will to offered gad refreshment* B. Ubhey. Senior High Surntoy served. The committee U: Mr*. School teacher; Mr. and Mr*. Rob- Gears* Wakefield, Mrs. Sydney art Crumley. Adult Advisers far Wilkes, Mrs. Bay Ryan and Mrs. ike Senior High’ Fellowship, and B t; Peek._________ _ Miss Katherine Brawn, Director ot Christian Edhcaton. m ititnou iiy idootod b f i Iks tluk IRB 1HnfriRnHI. SWPS**W*BW'I |T> I -h . . / Presbyterian Sr. High Young People Plan Beach Retreat Touring Florida Party Scheduled Transportation to the retreat win to previdad from the chnrch at 4 p. m a n d a t e at Urn resreat will haste wjth anpper at 7 p. m. and end with a Worship service Saturday — e a n tlp . a. Additional Local News On Page 8 - , ~ l I f Y * v H t r a il b Nat DtHrtrad B y • P. M. Cafl 1BI1 B tfo r t ? P . M. 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O R* TOMATOES lb. 15c FRESH BARTLETT PEARS 16-UZ LB. 15c FRESH SWEET CANS CARROTS 2 LB. Bag 19c ANN PAGE DELICIOUS PREPARED QUART SULTANA Salad D R ESSIN G 35c lb. 33c FRYERS FLA. OR GA. GRADE "A * D&I) (WHOLE) M G W O o a O O X X J U / ^ t J it 1 M C A S MUCH H O W * A « V O J OiO ON J , TX QOV wf w«OC J M AQOiF.O» . d D O YOU H A V E J T O .K N O W W H IL E rM O t M V W A V t S TO A F lO C ? 1 | is thk s un i it cn rw T o r the s i s r i l Jl D ll IAI. S IR ! I IT IS ASH FOR SK M ISnl.t: t ail > T t , K l i m IDA IS C M A h tE R t s o . n il CLKATL'S It COCK RAM Plaintiff. JACQUELINE SI. COCK RAM. D ll v w i n o * urn our THAnuiTIHTJJUty. ] b • wlfat CIIAIILFJS W. QAIKKS, dlt. and bla unknown spouse; and W IIA.IAU A. (IAINKS nnd nle MIAMI ill— Fiuwrgi ggrvicci Mt Mlkkki lodty for Morrii fhMfosrmds, M fovH to hg Miil'd (Mkd4 who dWd U BBBTSfooCBBi hOWM ygtttrdty 4t Logoi Notice If desd. the unknown heirs, de­ visees. legatees, grantees. ne> atgaaen llsaara, oradltora, trust, eta. a.f or others claim ing under tha a bu ts named Defendants; nnd all parties having nr r la ln . Ins U h ate any tight, tills air la iertet In and in tin follow in g described lands situated In SamIneln i.ou aiy, Florida, to-w it; Beginning at thn Northeast cor"• r * ' l o t I nf Trlnnslo4«|e, ns recorded In F U t Book «. Fngo *1. art the Fubllo llecorda ut Seminole County, Florida, rua •I degrees S3 minutes Wset I I M lost, tun Ihente South U degrees 41 minutes 10 seconds Weal lin n fnot. run tbanca South I I g tg rto o I I mla■also Noel l i l t foot lo U s W estorly rig h t-o f-w a y lie# o f l u t e H ighw ay No. t. theara rub In n Northeasterly direction slung ♦••• V rlnbl-or-w ny Hue wf said State lila h w a y No. I lo o S ta le o f F la t Ids. In an d f a r Benslaols C o u n ty, thin th s l l a t d a y of A f l o a t . A. V . t I U . O. |T Herndon l* le ;k C ir c u it C o u rt f t A le Burdick lle p u t y C le r k Parvis f . Sw ann A tto tp a y fo r r la ia t if f a •'range A «tn u » OrlShdn. Florida VOVU O f M N f, NNM.t TONTOANO 1 0 0 ONAN dNMHWA ^ n r in n e r . <*amdkn Je lS iir t’ NKWAn‘c- KKW bit E lV ffii.* * ’ .A S ^ iv sa p sf-i.iB a l? ,V It I*. Herndon 1 - 2 V * mt TO; HUBKItT IIOUKT, U rare af (I MEAL) « pfrar * BEEF 1 LIVER Lb. 19c Lb. 79c SUPER . RIGHT HEAVY WESTERN CUBE STEAK SUPER • RIGHT SMOKED O U R M E M O R IA L H O SPITAL A U X IL IA R Y BE N E FITS FROM BACON ' BY THE PIECE YOUR Lb. 29c NEIGHBOR COLD MEDAL SALE! CUia Or Seif-RMav TkfcfCiock&LCAKE MIXES FLOUR 10 95 LB. >4ivU*gH for quArtcrly dribs linn mm td|M»mhsf BAG •«»»•« raaurs. MAMMjfsl iMg Uatlag NIB- ?S5EXZf f l h Z - *r • 2 1 for 11.90 • SBBVICKMBN . SSS8S,, . £ssbl" t Comstock UsUblltlMd ovor 20 ycara in Orlando » ■, CW4 i0 h l> ' fo v e n t e w E S on rito P H O N E 5 -8 0 3 4 -f 4 SUPER • RIGHT YOUNG TENDER BE NE F I T M»«hodt Midwest SUdt Ex•Ato#o, A b t i i Boofd ot . 29c W E RECO M M EN D IUgc«sowUog ALLEN A CO. U kotood. H a. a«BW A 1.2 iT S t . Lb. YOU* FAVORITE PICTURE W«Utt 81*0 2V4 X ar* is i w r s a H 1&! true of thn sees le WALTER It L A M B SH O U L D E R MEET noBK* T S T iS ! i - SUPER-RIGHT YOUNG ,or *•"•»■•»• CWdnly. ROBERT BOI’ KT. Defendaut. Fryer Legs & Thighs 49ci.a 5»* $2.39* Breasts 59cia5mx$2.89 •he nb hre e latad n i l s o f tha ra re ‘••ing r t O R A I IE N D K n n O N b o i e t . T t t i a ra hereb y req u ire d to file • * g penrance e r o th e r p le ad ln n In th is r a n as <>■ # s hofora gep iam b e r I J I I H ales a llporea F r o C o n te a io a h n il kg e a te r.d a g u ln s l y i ” # to : NOTH It TCI m i F E s n MTATE MF Kt.OUIDA. UIIEETIN'JM; TU; JA CQ CEU N E ft. CUCKltAM. whnsa rralderra and mailing addrraa ts 14 Carolina llelghla. Spray. North Carolina. TOC A R E IIK IlK lir NOTIFIED Ikel suit lo r dlv»rca has been filed against you la tha Circuit Court of Srmtnoln County. Florida. In Chan­ cery by CLMATCM It CtN'KItAM You are hereby required to tllo your Answer and/aar ntharwlae plead la a ecerd am s w its law, w ith the Clerk uf the above on lltlrd Court and la serve t rop y o f same upon Tom Wntann A ttorney for Plaintiff, at 330 North Mala Mtrart. l-A Orlando. Florida, on or befnro that tat day o f October, A. D. 1144. otherw ise a Det-raa Fro Cnnftaro w ill bs entered •golaet you fo r failure to aa serve and file your anawsr o r ether defaaeee a> rraulred by law. WITNESS tb - hand and seal of tha said Court this 3llh day o f A u g . urt. A . D . 1934 O F llerndoa Clark o f tha Clraull Court, la and For Seminole C ounty,1 Florida Tom Wataoa A ttorner fo r P lain tiff 3.0 North Main Street, 1-A Orlando Florida *•« b e re h y n o tifie d that a su it fo r d lv d rre has been entered • M i V L . r ™ h r F L O R A I IK .S O L it MON B O | j K T . In Ib n c ir c u it tVrurt ,.f |h n N in th J u d U la l C ir c u it o f F l « » - Ik T i l 4 lan -IT 401 BT 0 F THU k lB T H d in il'I A L tlB tllT . IS .B U S SKMIhOLM 1 01 ATT. wiiInlIRCi i-M A h r w a r m s . h h FLORA HKKDKRSSI.V BO CUT r P U Iatlff »«n rr oho D e fe n d a n t SUER-RIGHT QUICK FROZEN GRADE A YOUNG TENDER 9Mr : V CHOCOLATE DEVILS FOOD Jta * Parfcar Charry C PIES B-INCR EACH �P* : . QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES G O OD THRU SAT. SEPT. lSth LUSCIOUS CALIF. SLICED OR HALVES PEACHES NO. 303 STOKELY FINEST Barllell Pears Cni Asparagos Cat Beefs , 2 Turnip Greens 2 While Pofaloes STOKELY ALL GREEN ASTOR 100% PURE COFFEE DEEP SOUTH JELLY PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FLOUR *115 35' 29e 53e 300 303 STOKELY FINEST STOKELY CREME - c- . SO I STOKELY H A W A IIA N STOKELY GARDEN FRESH 303 STOKELY VITAM IN RICH STOKELY SMALL W H O ll 303 MARGARINE 2 — 39c 29* NO. t 29* Oraage Juice 2 c- Ceei 8UPEKDRAND 46 OZ. 27* Pineapple Jaica c" Ceu STOKILY FINEST 31* 46 OZ. 27* Grapefndi Juice *- 25* 303 V A N C AM P NO< S H 21* Pork ft Beans c- 25* Chat STOKELY FINEST Cm Toilet S*op PUFFIN REGULAR OR BUTTERMILK BISCUITS TIDE I*. DETERGENT OXYDOL WOODBURY 101. BATH BARS 2 5 c Get*! Dirt Fait '& A , ' V LAVA 2 - o 8-12 LBS. A V I FU LL HALF «r WHOLE \ ■. HICKORY SWEET BREAKFAST SLICED BACON - 49 DRESSED MULLET Toilet Soap 17« Toilet Soap D f lU X l AM ERICAN SWEETHEART BARS REO. 2 5 c Lb WESSOM OIL PTS. Velveeta Cheese 1 Lb Box 45* Wings u>29* Backs * 19* SUPERBRAND FARM S T Y ll OR. " A " QUICK FROZEN 27c Initant Sudi JIT oz 2 6 c or 6 5 c Hordwater Soap KIRK’S 19c Pig Tails or Feet * 10* JESSE JEWELL Frozan Cbickan Parts G H O S T S , LEG S • r T H IG H S ... ««• J. J. APPLE PEACH OR CHERRY FRUIT I PAN-REDI Tiriovers 5 Tomatoes 2-39' ^ 99c SUPERBKAND CHOCOLATE VANILLA or STRAWBERRY Ice Cream “ ft-<UL APPLES 5 iC CRAPES ITALIAN 2 2 T-Ll 33c 3 -lb . c Houiehold Amonla PARSONS QT. 1 9 c ROAOH HIVES SM. 1 5 c LOB. 2 9 c Chocolate Coated Lb Bag 7 OZ. PKO. While Paper Towel* CELERY 2nA». SWAHEE U. S. NO. 1 YELLOW 3 IBB. 14c bio. torn Save As You S p en d -W ith Top Value Stamps! lS*\LSJ..ieYji , 87 M IM PEAHUTS CRISP JUM BO CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS SNOWDRIFT Gator JONATHAN EATING 99c I Froz. Shrimp 2 Shortening FT. 1 5 c CALIFORNIA FIRM RED RIFE . 99-441100% Pure 31c QIC. 57c FRESH PORK F r e s h F r u i t s & Veget abl es ! 17c IVORY SOAP 39* Beef Liver * IVORY SOAP MED. BARI • Cottage Cheese 1 Lb Cup 25* Chicken Gizzards & 29* 1R It's Float! or. 8 5 c For Saladi Or Cooking OR. NA N QUICK FROZEN CHICKEN SLICED TENDER 7 SPIO A SPAH 29e Fresh HTwrger 3 Lb Pkg *1 KRAFT'S IVORY SOAP LOI. BARS Clean! Poll EAT RITI ALL SEEP Sliced Cheese Gentle 2 2 PKOI. 1 9 c FLORIDA'S MOST POPULAR FISH PAN READY SWEETHEART 2 BATH Blu-Whlte £ THICK SLICED 2-Lb Box BARS 33c or. 79c FLAKES >. REO. BARS 2 BIO. % /- LOR. 31* OT. 75« RIO. BARS 1 7 c Toilet Soap 2 Cam Tide'! In DlrfeOut SUNNYLARD TENDER JUIOY WOODBURY 2 RIO STOKELY FINEST CUT 29* Fordhook Limas c“ 25* Can 2 CRACKIN' GOOD COOKIE SANDWICH No. 2 Can 29* Greet Betas Ceu * ASTDR FINEST QUALITY STOKELY'S FINEST 3 0 3 Can STO KELY'S FINEST H A W A IIA N Gt. Pkg INSTANT COFFEE — BLACK PEPPER APPLE-GRAPE — GOLD MEDAL 5 - * CAN FRUIT COCKTAIL APPLE NEW BLUE (LIMIT ONE SS.00 FOOD ORDER) CHEER Uolh �a* < >lr mmiNo Checking Automotive Equipment Big Factor In Traffic Safety me -u N o en A K M an y Adults Envy School Children That is bud. For thougn the main resThe nut behind the wheel atlll continues to be the biggest cause o f auto accidents. imnsibility for keeping an automobile in Faulty equipment— poor brakes, headlights, gou.' mscnunicnl order rests with the owner, tires and so forth—also play a major role city and state governments also have a responsibility. Just as they curb speed and tn the highway toll, however. About half the cars Inspected for sufety punish violators, they ought to force com­ ' Stickers in one o f our principal cities, did pliance with vehicle safety standards. pot qualify the first time they were tested. Faulty brakes or glaring lights make even Site main trouble was headlights; which a good driver a mcna-e on the road. • a o • were either too bright or one-eyed or out en­ tirely. Next came brakes; then followed Household Gadgets : trouble with the steering mechanism, rear Not long ago a newly-installed garbage ' *lights, windshield wipers and the exhaust, disposer made what the lady o f the house In that order. described to her spouse as a "strange hum­ u f. In one state, police report that during the ming noise" and then stopiicd dead. The first seven months o f 1050 accidents at­ spouse, a fellow short on mechanical talents, tributed to tire failure killed seventeen per­ did know about fuses, so he went to inspect sons on a famous turnpike Cars arc fre­ the disposer fuse. Nothing wrong there. quently ruled o ff turnpikes because of poor Then the housewife discovered another - tires. small fuse on the disposer itself. She thought By no means ull states ure this careful Jt ruttled; her huslmnd thought it looked •bout automotive equipment as a factor in all right, though it wus o f a type unfamiliar traffic safety. Even where the law sets to him. .The electrician confirmed the wife's ■ minimum standards, enforcement often is suspicions and pop;ied in a new fuse. Results!: ]gx or non-existent. one working garbage dis|ioscr; one embar­ B»T MW • wteiltd jyrS t'j % kr.jid.te ftlsradte WOHPS 7 ,£ * rassed husband; one needless service bill. fc! 4*1 h« d.dnt m«ki lertlSrt All of which illustrates one of the pit­ jwiior wdi V«int4 to ml it Reproductions Not many years ago, it was a rare thing falls o f the electronic age. We're acquiring CoortMf *11. T . OooSrich Solo M w LlOfOO • i . m o for an American home to contain any reas- so many household gadgets that merely to onably good copies o f first-rute art. Such keep them going requires some specialized reproductions as one found were apt to be knowledge. Manufacturers do their best with many a householder ding}' or garish prints that gave only u dim directions— which doesn't rend. . Idea o f what the original might look like. The only remedy that comes to mind is Happily, this state o f affairs is on the way By HEM PRICE By the time mankind succeed* out. Many so-called middle class homes now a high school course on how to keep ap­ Assnriated Press X r » » Analyst in making this planet totally un* ‘ WASHINGTON The llus- inhubitable, perhaps he will have ■boast quite faithful copies of luiintiugs that pliances contented. We know some adults that could profit by stalls keep testing nuclear wenp pcrfectvd th« means for leaving •hang in the world's finest art collections. ona In Silserlu. From time It it. • .Numerous museums and galleries also rent it. time the United Stales lets go • * • And this, aaturally, raises an .paintings to homes, and more and more fawith a few on a inld-Parifie is. interesting subject. Since at. ft milieu are acquiring originals. I i i i i i I. The British plan to du a comodatlon* in span.' ships prob Former Presidents Despite this burgeoning interest, however, of testing in Australia. ably will be fairly IlniiteJ, who Roth of our living former presidents are hitSome scientists are worried one o f the most satisfying art forms is still nctivc men. They made s|>ecches at that the radioactive fall-out will get to make the Journey to salvation? •till generally neglected. In popular mind, their party conventions this year. Despite from these experiments Is going Under the Democratic system •eulpture is associated with parks and muse­ the rfrent strain of the office they once held to produce a world population everybody should have an equal ums. Yet accurate reproductions of sculpture they continue to be men of energy and de­ Just loaded with crazy, mxed-up opportunity. Under the Russian may now be obtained as easily as prints of genes. dication. famous paintings. We sus|>ect, however, Genes are nature's built-in BURGLARS BREAK It has frequently been suggested that gaJgets for determining whether when word gets around. muny a household INTO SCHOOL will enjoy the special satisfaction of having some official use be made of former presi­ children ore going to have JACKSONVILLE <*-Bur|lars, dents. One suggestion hns been that they be brown «)'•, or blue, two heads believed to be Juveniles, broke • small but good piece of sculpture on dis­ made honorary members o f the Senate, with or one. and whether they are go. into the partially completed Osce­ play. ing to lie Idlota or geniuses. ola Forest School during the week­ For the United States in growing up, cul- tho right to sit in that body und make As it now stands, the situation end ami stole some pellets that speeches, but without the right to vote. This turally speaking. Is enough to msko a pessimist look like .2S cartridges. would allow the senators to take advantage smile—a pessimistic smile, of Gene Griffin, chief criminal In­ of the former presidents’ knowledge of le­ course. vestigator. said he would like to The Sanford Herald Tile latest news from tho w -m the thieves not to try any gislative processes from the executive point P u b lltlttd D a ily K iu a iil M u lu n lu i anil Hum Uir world-ls-going-lo-iKit front comes target practice with the pellets. o f view. ■ e ie r e C aa .SoonS a l a » tn a lla r Octotiar ST. l i l t a l . The office of president of the» United from Atomic Energy Commis­ They are highly explosive pow t t a N i t O ffle a •( S an fo rd , f io r ld a under tha A rt sioner John von Neumann. dcr charges used In a special type nT C un araaa o f ila r e h I . 1 1 7 1 States is one of (ha most important any mnn _ eo ir n a liH a E~d it o r and -P u b lla tiar Von Neumann said In a week- gun to shoot bolts Into concrete m MJA A R IO N H A R M A N S R .. H t t c U F.d lln r _______, , llv *. _____ can fill. Whether or not one agrees with and world broadcast that within and can exploda a rifle or pistol EVELYN J CUSltlNO. Advertising llaaaKfr the politics of the man who occupies thnt a few decode* mankind will ucltl- with enough force to maim or kill. T h a Ita ra ld la a m arnbar o f tha A ia o c la ltd I'ra .a •vo global climate control and office, one cannot help but agree that I * W hich I t n n tllla d O tr lu a U a lr U -Us* iia , lo r ronw bllrn' raise the awful prospect of f le e a f aU tha lo ca l »»w » prtutyd In it, this* th is-n g ijfjp iip s-r. tiurpi be learnt* great many useful thi ■■ Ji weather warfare. N a tio n a lly ky U s n s ra l A d v trt l.ln g *e seems too bad that men with experience Can you Imagine sending light­ E w r la"w M l a s o r t la B a tin a s B a s k H ide. It if that sort are allowed to depart from ning bolts hurtling down on A tla n ta U o o rg la Washington. Surely some place suitable to your enemies? Or maybe aiming atmacniPTioN nATKs j ; t f Cai C a rr ta r l i o p ar w s s k O ss sio sth |i si their abilities and status could be found for a hurricane? Or perhaps caus­ *“ Tiros . . r e s M e a tk s H it Sfeaths on# ts a r ing drought or floods? them. U N _____________ It II_______ til.IS Coupled with atomic' and hy Congress would do well to consider the Wed. Sept. 12, lflfttl drogen bombs, this waather war* matter, A democracy works best when it far* business has fascinating TODAY’ S BIBLE VERSE takes advantage of the talents of Its most possibilities for utter world draDo not worry.—Matthew 0:25. able citizens. Letting the knowledge and ex­ truction. * It ia one thing to think things through perience o f former presidents go to waste Illlt llirre Is a lay of hopo— Ilia allvcr lining In the mush from all angles, but having reached a final scents foolish. room cloud. conclusion as to whst if wise and lw*t to The same day that Volt Nett J do, worry gets you nowhere. Often we have Today’s |x>litidHiiH don't ask audiunces to munit predicted weather warfare t known shattered disappointments turn out "lend us your ears." They behave as If they in a few decades, the Iajs Ala • to be glorious successes. Do your best and held both the first and second mortgage on mos, N.M.. atomic energy la­ s. wait calmly. boratory disclosed It hsd been them. n» IIAl. BOYLE NEW YORK C/P)—A* millions of school children Iruop off to school again, many adult, know a moment of asdnest and almost envy. They are swept by a passing desire to b« young themselves, and an old phrase tugs at their mind: " I f I had my life to live over again." Wall I know whul I’d do. 1 certainly wouldn't rush through kindergarten If I had a second chance. I believe I'd slay on in kindergarten, year after stub­ born year, until the school crum­ bled In ruin. A return to my pimply end boisterous high school adolscence holds no appeal to me. If I had to live through .the teen ages again I'd ceitalnly demand double pay and time off for good behavior. Nor do 1 pine to i Mve again the rah-rah ‘ years on ' a college r-.mpu* amid the climb-. Ing Ivy. But kindergarten? Ah. that's a d i f f e r e n t matter. Whut man wouldn’t like to live again Ute year of his real prime, the time when he elood on his first real summit and knew the thrill of feeling he was king of the hill? This week, seeing scores of scruh-fuced urchinrf being |cJ to their first day in kindergarten hy their mothers. I felt a wild W orld M a y Become Full O f Genes system there will hit no argu­ ment since the bosses will make the selections. If the Democratic system is chosen with Its interminable ar­ guments. talk about the rights of man and justice, then life will continue on planet “ X" a* It 'h a s on earth. Mankind, in brief, ran go on being contrary. But If the Russian system with its planned economy and thought control is selected, it wouldn't be worth the trp any how. Wouldn't It !>c nice If we never had to make the rholce? CELEBRATION BET THURSDAY BLOUNTSTOWN ^P-The ap­ proaching (tart of barga traffic on the Apalachicola River will be marked by a celebration here Thursday. Calhoun and Liberty counties will be hosts to residents oM h c Apalachicola River Valley ai a ceremony celebrating dredging of a nine-foot channel from Apala­ chicola to Chattahoochee. wish that t could remake thnt| you’ve lieen homesick all you, journey ng»in myself, and recap- j ||fe for kindergarten. Why don’t lure the feelings that went w*th, you B0 #0metlme and spend It. a post-graduate year in onV' A boy on his way to kinder­ Believe me, tf I knew- a kin­ garten when I was young was a dergarten that’d take a pupil Christopher Columbus, adventur- who shaves, I might be tempted^ Ing into an uncharted worldMost children didn't attend nur­ FOUR CONFABS BET sery schools. Klndergaricn .was a strange new continent full of ru­ MIAMI ch—Four conferences oq mored terrura and uncertain de- automobile theit will be held In Florida during the next week lights. Remember how clammy your with tha first ont starting )«* palm felt In your mother’s terdsy. Others will be In Orlsndo to­ palm? And all the questions you morrow, Tampa Thursday anj asked along the way? "Mama, If you do something Miami Monday, accordiw •„ day, Tampa Thursday and MiamU bad, do they really shut you up Monday, according to Charles u in a dark cloakroom all hy your­ Weeks, special agent In charge of self and close all the doors? ’ the Miami FBI office. “ Manta, will then* In- anybody there I know?" ".Mninu, what if you do some­ ASTHMA ? thing' bad but don't know it's bad when you do it. Do they still ■ sliest chokies, make you hold out your hand tackles broechltl anbmi or bit Is-tf i and hit it with a ruler?" ■S is a l! I s * that I "Mama—" ■silbin* fifties! ( "Oh. hush child, we'll never Yee er seel la st! m ss s « hsi. sfTrs get there if you keep asking •is* rsselis with • questions." BREATHIAfY Ml— tin mo *sis rfw os Remember how awesome the ishslssi ibirssr wilted. GssrssissSi teacher looked. an.| how, us she AT YOUR DRUOOIST bent down lo greet you, you oa wain miatniaiv , int could count the crinkly wrinkles tit OsiSsi Am ., le a f * *, Wash around her warm kindly eye*? — She seemed 1.000 years old, and she may have lieen all of 45. Remember the blind panic you fell when your mother went out the door and left you standing there, silent umiil the flock of other silent lonely children? Rut soon the strangeness liegun to wear off ns the teacher started u game. lly tile time your mother came to take you home, you hud made your first flight front the nest. You had learned of another world outside MICKIY MANYM the world of home, u world full of wonderful adventure and shin­ h»*r Yoih Yankee ovifttMer, ! t ing excitements. So many things poori tutttf and horns run king, mott promting young plsytf is to do. Every day somrlhlng new baseball today, eats Chimp —drawing a white sheep on a green field, learning to gallop to music, discovering the magic realm uf poetry by listening to the teacher read "Little Boy Blue," making your flrit lifelong friend, falling in love with your first red-haired gtrl. What other j^iar goes hy swiftly? In what other^ year doe* the mind leap so far a* it doe* in kindergarten? Nona. If t, to * I had my way, good kindergar. will g * f* r ten teacher* would get the same pay a* top colega professor*. They are more Important guides on the royal road to learning. My wife, Frances, who gets a the satra.vMemla broad hit fed up with hearing me ram­ chompians chaos* ble on like this, sometimes eays: "You know, Rover, I think Champ V. s. E ANNOUNCING working for the past year on atnmic powered rocket*. Presumably, If and when these A-ruckets nrc perfected, mankind will have tho mean* to blast off USA where prosperity haa reach ; for Mars, V^nus, Jupiter, or any ed even the common man, tha la­ of the other assorlad planets borer. the forester, coronary haart kma-king about in spare. disease follows along too. Who know* liut what mankind "No longer is it limited lo tho will t>e aide to find und colonise busint-aa executive, the doctor, tho another plunrl somewhere in lawyer, and the government lead­ that mysterious void now known er." a* the universe? f Overfeeding Affecting World's Health Says White STOCKHOLM urv-Dr. Paul Dud­ " I f nvernutrition should be ley White, President Elsenhower's found lo be an Important factor heart physician, said hera that •verfeedlng may he affecting the In the increase o f the universal health of the world more than i threat of romnsry heart disease in the leading citizens uf the world •urvatioo. Dr. White spoke on what he it may play even more of a role celled the "almost epidemic" In- j In the destiny o f the world than oresse of coronary heart disease |undernutriUon of hundreds o f mil­ among leading dtltens of all na­ lions of representatives o f the tion!. la a speech prepared for common man." delivery to the second European Dr. White added: yintcreatingly Congress of Cardiology, he aald: enough in sumo eotmlrica like the 2 NEW WAYS TO Have You Heard About New Medical Services? IBs — AT LAST FINANCE YOUR NEW PHILLIPS HOME H I • .% B V H U L medical eervleee end from accidents. Injuries or eaneer. (acuities, la which I hallera many These are Identified as daft Up . e(jo«wUlfeatnWreeted.havf re- and palate, abnormalities of tha - eeatly bees made available to tha ayss, ears and nose, nerve defects, MhUn. burns, defects of the skin, ana H ie Nephrosis Foundation ef malformations of tha Jaws, teeth Maw York and Maw Jeraey, for #x A group of six specialists staffs .i ample, has eatehUsbed * Oertiw! aaae Beak. It vlU try to supply tha clinic. A hydroeorttaone at reduced prices This typo of plastic sufary. 1 - er at m cost at ell te victims of might remind you. baa no rela­ ehlldhood nephrosis who ore un* tion to tho cosmetic or beautify­ £ able to afford the ueuai retail ing type o f plastic surgery. i price at this costly drag, t Applkatlociftforhf4to< I abooid be made la wrtttac hy lbs Anyone wtth rpllapay, or any iGent's physician. They abooid one who haa contact with it, prob­ i sent to Manor W. Kasseler, ably will ha Interacted tn sating The National Nephrosis the new dramatle motion picture lotion, t a B u t ttth street, presentation of epilepsy, - "TYu Dark Nave." Tha picture wat York Id, N. T. premldrcd recently ta New Tori If approved, the and will be shown throughout lb will bo shipped to eonntry. FlnaNe •wferr e( Fnee Produced In cooperation with Tho jnrteiy fa r B t h s I H I H t Um Variety a u k Foundation lo Non of the Facially Disfigured re­ Combat Epilepsy, it should help' cently established Urn Clinic for greatly to dear up many unfor­ IteeoniirucUvo Mastic •orpary of tunate misunderstanding* that !*• y m , yt ia located la th* Man­ exist about this disease. hattan Kya. Bar and Throat Hos­ pital, SI* East «4th Street, New O. B. L.t I have had a erackuig York City, the tide ef my Ilya. What la tho The elloto to the cause? Off- to ho devoted cKhmholy the entire Bald of facial dis- Answer: Tha most comma* •gunments Including those o f e cause for cheilosis is vitamin B* ‘ nature or ~ or rlboAavia deficiency. -k -t * .-. « • F. H. A. ' servicemen PUN Consider and compnra the features o f • Phillips home, located In beauti­ ful quiet LOCH AKUOK. Brittany, Modern uad Coves..innal tslylen with all GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHKN8, .1 l«droum». 2 bathu for your convenience. Choose one of our I financing pinna . . . V. A__ F H A. Certainly, y*u wont y*wr youngster I* Kov* go*d training but with taxes whot they or* *n* * f th* b*st things you eon loov* your chMren is • go*d education. Per* hags it'd time to stert saving for it now with our hoi# end that big 1 % dividend wo pay every six months. C O N V E N TIO N A L - SE R VICE M EN 'S. A a U sC lIw w t C 'p k f t i f * Jt Com er W . Crystal Drive A Lake M ary Blvd. P H O N E 1504 �t THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Sept. 12, 1956 Methodist Circles S o c ia l fc vs w tA Pa* 5 Personality Most Important Asset Says Popular Young Male Student Albert Jarrell. Mrs. T.- F. MeCIRCLE NO. THREE Circle Number Three of the \V. Daniel, Mrs. Grady Herman, Mrs. How important Is a good per­ posed to take her to tho place o f S.C.S. of the -First Methodist W, V. Bitting, Mrs. L. P. Hagan, sonality? her choice, regale her with hla Church held Its Sentember m e' in* Mrs. John Gillon, Mrs. G. \v, In the home o f Mrs. John Dom- Bailey, Mrs. O. R. Estridge, Mrs. "It's the most Important asset own sparkling wit and generally Incy In Loch Arbor. The os r- Carrie Draper, Mrs. Bessie Greek, a girl can have" according to try to Impress her with his man, Mrs. A. H. Beckwith Jr., Mrs. M. E. Moye, Mrs. W. D. one popular young male student. charm, while she played It coy called upon Mrs. Byron Smith to ..Moye and Mrs. J. H. Walker. " I f she happens to be good look­ and feminine." open the meeting wth a prayer, ing with a nice figure too, more He doesn’t think men want CIRCLE NO. SEVEN after which Mrs. Dominey cave power to her. But my experience that kind of companionship any Circle Number Seven of the W. the devotional and study, which Is that beautiful girls depend on more, he says. was entitled "Paul, the Man" S.CS. of the First Methodist their looks to carry them on to Church met on Monday afternoon "There isn't time for all that," on the book o f Acts. social success." he says, “ not with everybody A beautiful worship center was at the home of Mrs. B. E. Wig­ Pretty girls, he says, are not hopping o ff to get mnrrled before arranged by Mrs. Grctchen Cro­ gins with Mrs. W. E. Raines as always the most popular because they scarcely know ench other. well. It featured a pencil hostess and Mrs. I. J. Boyette they think the world owes them A man wants to know whether a sketch o f Jesus, set o ff by a roy­ as co-hostess. some sort o f special adoration. girl will go on a fishing trip Mrs. H. B. McCall, opened the al blue mat, in front of whcll as "Take a girl I dated recent­ with him, whether she'll eritlcizo an open Bible with a royal blue meeting by having the group en­ ly" this 18-year-old stndent says, his Interest In baseball nnd hoc­ ribbon bookmark. The sketch was gage in a few mon.cnts of ailent "she delayed us 15 minutes at key, whether she’ll demand hia done by Mrs. Crowell, and bore prayer. The devotional was led home even though we were late presence In the home all the the title "Even a robin rejoices by Mrs. Roy Wall, who used the for our date with nnother group, time, or whethrr she’a tho type with me'*. book "Adventure of Prayer" and waiting somewhere for us. Then who will respect him as an Indi­ Mrs. Beckwith complimented discussed the chapter entitled she pmited because she didn't vidual after they get married en­ Mrs. Herron, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. "Our Father." like the evening's schedule, al­ joying the thine* he I- Interested The study was conducted by Glidcwell, and Mrs. llarkey on though she had nothing more In ns well ns the things »ho the splendid program they ore- Mrs. B. E. Wiggins. It was based constructive to sugg-it in the way likes." sented to r the September ousl on "Paul's Letters to Local of entertainment, even If we ness meeting at McKinley Hall. Churches" and consisted o f a So it holts down to this girls, could have changed our plans.” Mrs. Eva Harkcy, a member of discussion of "the man, Paul". I You'll he popular with tho oppo­ Mrs. Roy Wall gave a report When you are out with a Circle Three, was presented her site sex If yon let them have beauty she ts likely .o spend a their own way In most things life membership pin at the meet­ on missions and told something MR. AND MRS. JOHN PAUL BRADDY about where the circle's money, good deal o f time glancing In which Is exactly whnt they seem ing. I ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ the mirror, powdering and re-fln- to resent In you. Circle Three chairman and co- is going. MR. AND MRS. PAUL DROPC11UK Ishlng her makeup. She worries Routine business was disposed' chairman for the bazaar which about her looks constantly, this ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ is to be held on Nov. 15, will be of and several , announcements young man says. Mrs. C. L. Wallis and Mrs. La•[ma,,,'• **>mc of which were that lie Insists too, that pretty girls mar Echols. The Circle members tho bazaar will be held on Nov. are usually had sports. "Tho mere 1C, and the District Seminar .w ill decided to sell mUcellancc fact that they are good looking," items at their booth. Mrs. Beck­ be on Sept. 19 at McKinley Hall Miss Patricia Ellen Dunn, ding rake, with a miniature bride he says, "seems to make them de­ with urged members to bring any at 9:30 a.m. Refreshments were served to dl,u*htrr o f Mr. and Mrs. Ban and groom on top. termined to shun any form o f en­ j items they have to sell at the tile fnllnwlno i.rfi... t v ,)unn» " n<* Joh" 1 *ul Braddy, The new Mrs. Braddy chose tertainment that will even muss daughter's wedding a street' bazaar, to the next circle meetMiss Lois Ann Dobson daughter u .‘ . ~ h ‘ *"n of Mr. and Mrs. 11. C. Bradt ourier, Mrs. I*. T. Doss, Mrs. jy , <,f Geneva, were united in for her going away outfit a Ihetr hair." o f Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dobson of length dress of powder blue nylon . Ills examples Include swim­ A new member, Mrs. Lester fMirc Hoy nr, Mr*. H. B. McCall, mnrrince Saturday afternoon nt sheer yellow nylon which fea­ this city, bccamo the bride of lace over blue satin. She wore ^ welcomed and it was Mr*. Efflo Milkle, Mrs. Howard 4:00 in the First Presbyterian ming. skating, skiing. tured tho long torso lino with a Paul Peter Dropchuk, son of Mr. a while corsage or carnations b t, announced that the October mcct-| Monticth, Mrs. A. B. Stevens, 'Church, "Oh, yes they’ll sit around In a sleeveless, scoop nock top nnd a bathing suit nnd look pretty hut her shoulder and white accessor-1 ing will be held at Ihe home o f Mrs. H. W. Sturdivant. Mrs. Roy The Rev. Angus Mclnnis of. and Mrs. T. J. Dropchuk of Hamfull skirt. This was complimented RANCHO O O N Z A U S they don’t want to get their hair |Mrs. W. R. Hazlett, 2000 Iroquois Mrs. N. R. Whitney, Mrs. fo o te d » l the ceremony, which tratnek, Mich., at 3:30 p.m. Sun­ les performed against a hack with a charcoal duster with wet or ruin their makeup," the Avc. B. E. Wiggins, Mrs. L J. Boyette,: National tennis tinilet, Wimble­ A reception was held in day in the First Cnristlan Church. „ ...id of fern, w hite gladi'll nnd raised pattern of yellow daisies, he says. "A lso they may corral don, Dench doublet, indoor and■ -----Miss' S 'pompom ^ Members present were Mrs. L. • Potted palms, baskets of white chuch parsonage. The bride's Alin. W- E Raines,' — .white zinnias, softly 11* which matched tho yellow of the singles, clay courts sad Wodd lumlnated by the glow of 28 burn- dress to perfection. Black nr- the most tremendous wnnlrolie, gladioli, pompoms and chrysanthe­ table, overlaid with a white cut A. Anderson, Mrs. Arthur Beck- Aline Chapman. Pio title-holder, tell Chime riding clothes, ski stuff, skating CIRCLE NO. NINE ' | n„ Jr., Mrs. Bradford Byrd, mums and two seven branched work cloth, was centered with wltn cessnrles completed her ‘ensemble. skirts that are worn like a fa Crowell, Mrs. John ^ b e r Nine of the W. Mr„ Jm Cor,ry, , 0|0|„, ,<ng candelabra, bearing tall lighted cVndcla^a'Vnhvincd' with' atepha". After a brief honeymoon trip shlon show rather than to eonof the First . Methodist n10 tritililional wedding songs, cathedral randies formed the noils and alamanda vine ami hold-1 J’ ontlitey, Mrs. ___... Ralph Dean, Mrs. ^ lo Daytona Beach, the newly You Truly" and weds will make their home at tribute to the activity planned ' La,nar E<:hol‘ , Mr*' R- A. Futrellj ^hur* h mrl Tuesday afternoon at u 'vi background tor the double ring ing'ta'rburainjf ta jw for thrm." ceremony, which was performed Stone received the guests at the •'*[*• W* GIidewell. Mr*. W. R.i ®f :Vr*- H- T- Warren ••Uccauxe." She was accompan. 2108 Palmetto Ave . This young man seema to feel door and showed them to the reH" ron* Mr*.| ™ T o l a r as co-host- i d |,y Mrs. George Touhy, organby the Rev. Perry L. Stone. Mrs, Braddy is a natlvo o f San­ that a girl with a winning per­ Bill Kirk. Mrs. Byron Smith, Mrs ess. The meeting was opened with |„t, who also played the wedding reiving lipc. The three tiered wed­ Traditional wedding music was ford, attended Sanfoivl schools, sonality automateally la enter­ presented by Mrs. N. V. Farmer, ding cake was cut by Mrs. L. M. J. G. Waits, Mrs. C. L. Wallis, the devotional, given by Mrs. G. march and other bridal selections. whero she was a mcmlwr nf the taining, that she make* a sin­ B. Hudson. Her "inspirational Mrs. O. V. Rnutwcll, Mrs. C. D. The briJe, given tn marringe , , organist. Mrs. Richard Galloway Himes and Mrs. J. L. Horton S r . , _ n talk was taken from Psalm 27. by her father, was radiant In her HI Y, Glee Club, and Rainbow cere effort to he gay on a date, sang "I Love You Truly", "B e­ Mrs. W. II. Young and Miss Nancy T llis and Mrs. Lester ,1111s. Mrs. Warren then called for the unusual gown o f shimmering Girls. Her husband was born in and that It just sort of goes with CIRCLE NO. FOUR cause", and "The Lord's Prayer” . Hicks presided at the punch bowl.I roll call and minutes which were white taffeta, which was shirred Dublin, Ga* but also attended her type. Given in marriage by her fath­ Mrs. 11.II. Collier acted as floating: Circle No. Four of the W. S. C. given by the secretary, Mrs all over, from tta strapless top school in Sanford. He served Sho la likely to he a better flo f o r er, the bride was lovely in a bal hostess while the bride's book uu* S- of the First Methodist Church met at the home of Mrs. R. 3. Hudson. Miss Ella Bolton gave down to the wide, wide ruffle at overseas In Germany and at sport toe, he says, enjoying any lerlna length dress o f Chantilly, krpt by Miss Bobby Lee Morton, her report of the circle's part in *•»« l*oltomt which stood out present Is employed by the Atlas entertainment planned by her lace over nylon net and bridal; For their wedding trip to an un Crenshaw. serving supper during Youlh beautifully over a crinoline pet- Sewing Center in Orlando. date, he say*. The devotional was given by Activity Week and Mrs Warren Hcoat. Over this was worn a satin. The basque bodice came to' disclosrd destination the new Mrs. What doea the average mate _a point _____at tho front and back.| Dropchuk wore a shrimp-colored Mrs. C. J. Meriwether with the with the thanked her for her help Mrs J«c,ket' ff nlurlnK » l,n* dater like to do, this young man The short sleeves were tucked, and and white dacron dress fashioned seasons of the year the extra-vitamin bread being the! j . p, McClelland r ^ i r t e d o n t h e S___ ________ ™ was asked "and whatever hap with seed pearls champion* choose the wide yoke, banded by three »n princess lines and featuring a: topir. Mrs. Ed Shinholser gave'sunshlno fund and Mrs. M. L. and edged with nylon lace. pened to the Idea that when a rows of satin, was set off by the scooped neckline nnd tucked bod- the study. "Paul's Letters to' n right, treasurer, gave her re­ man dated a girl he waa sup­ Her fingertip veil of illusion tiny peter pan collar nlso edged ice. tier outfit was completed with, the Local Churches". It was an- port. wits fastened to a half hat of in satin. The bride's short lace whito accessories and the orchid! nouuccd that a bazaar will be Mrs. Warren announced the ribbon tulle and seed pearls. 8hu held Nov. 15. The circle welmitts complimented her dress. A 'H "m her wedding flowers, carried a Batin-covered Bible Mrs. |v°med one visitor, Mrs. Ralph bazaar and supper would be held with n purple-throated orchid and halo of satin encrusted with seed After Sept. 10, Mr. and -----pearls and iridcsccnts held her Dropchuk will be at home at No. Jarvis and two new members on Nov. 13 and Mr». John M o r g a n stephanotls. fingertip length veil of silk lilts- 3 Son Sebastian Ave., St. Angus-’ Mra* George Chapman and Kirs, and Mra. O. S. Tolar volunteered Miss Margaret Moore, who to act as chairmen for Ihe circle. alon. She carried a white orchid tine, Fla. |Durwood Creel, sorvrd as maid of honor and on­ I he members were urged to start ly attendant to the bride, wus topped Bible showered with white The bride and groom are botlij Delicious refreshments were satin streamers and stephanotls.I active workers in the First Chris-1 *cr' r'* by the hostess to the to"bring ° n th° lhcy w*r* lovely In a melon-colored gown of eryatalctte, featuring a basque I crollI)- Members present were Her only jewelry was a diamond tian Church. The birthday box-w as brought waist and a very full skirt. Kho Out of town guests in Ihe w e d - Mrs. James Ib-zard, Mrs. M. W. set white gold cross and chain, a a while lace fan with ding were Mr. and Mrs. Norman ! Mrs. J. B. Crawford, Mrs. hLB1n!'>",b,,ri' “ ''"Hon. Al- ncarried gift of the groom. cascade of carnations and wore Ritter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Murphy! [J; 8 Crenshaw. Mrs. W. I*. of T *? 1 fi" ' nK “ P » ‘« l y *<une a bandeau nf carnations. Mrs. William D. Hawkins serv­ G. Laney, Roliert McGill, o f Geneva, ser­ ed as her cousin's matron o f hon­ Barnes and daughter Mary, Miss *" , , *• ,* • trlbuied h*VC nUt yct conMinnie Freeman of Hampton, S. ,, .*• L, J. Meriwether, Mrs. J. ved as best man and ushers were or, and only attendant. She was C., Mrs. Ed Humphrey and Mrs. McDaniel, Mrs. M. L. Nichols, C' E- Williams reviewed Walter Graham and Lloyd Rey­ gowned In a ballerina length dress Hugh Humphrey of Bradenton; I ',* • ” alter Price, Mrs. L. F. p/ ' r ° " 8 and **»«•»» Save chap- nolds. of nile green net over green taf­ Mra. Dunn chose for her daugh. ° / ,he atudy book "Paul feta featuring a scooped neckline Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Freeman and ,, * rdV V r*- Blake Saw>er, ter'a wedding a blue silk print Joe, nf Winter Garden; and Ed .s hl" hol**r, Mrs. T. E. 1*. lo thc Churches", and short green taffeta bolero. son. s i. __ i .. . Wilson, Wilson. U r, E. S' n urnn___ This was Mrs. C. followed by a pray. with which she wore white accea She wore green lace mitts and her I Mr. and Mrs. |\y Owens and Mrs. Harold Whittorn Williams, er. sorlei and a lieautiful corsage of and Mrs. grandson, Gary, o f Palatka. head piece was a small halo hat, Eugene Williams. yellow rosebuds. Mra. Itrad.ly The chairman announced the o f green taffeta. She carried a 'CIRCLE NO. FIVE wore a light pink linen with October meeting will be held at bouquet of pink carnations and Circle Number Five of the W. the home of Mrs. Ruth LundquDt, white aecesorles and a corsage roses accented with greenery. S.C.S. of the First Methodist non S. Magnolia Ave., at 3 o f white carnations. Jimmy L. Horton served as best Church met at the homo o f Mrs. Immediately after the wedding p.m. man, ami ushers were William D. W. D. Moye, 232 W. 17lh Street the friends and relatives of the Hawkins and nichard Butler. Refreshments were served to on Monday afternoon at 3 .-on Mrs. Dobson chose for her following members; Mrs. It. bridal couple gathered at the with 13 members present. Mrs. M. the ........................ ^ Ti hr. ir educational building for a reT. Warren, Mrs. w O, S. E. Moye was hostess for tho Miss"Ells Bolton" Sir*. C. e ! WU-j rcptlon o f which Mr*. Earl Summeeting. Hams. Mrs. Harry Brown, Mrs.! maraiU waa In charge. Mra. Hugh . Mrs. L. r . Hagan conducted the devotional, reading Romans J. W. McCasklll. Mrs. R. C. Rraddy »*rv*d at the punch bow Shultz, Mr*. SI. I* Wright Mr*. “ '»• Mr*. William Tlndal served . ,B e r which Mrs. Albert T’ *e Br^,,0,• Book was Mrs. Ralph Chapman arrived Jarrell, chairman, thanked tho John .Morgan, Sirs. J. F. SlrClel- *•'* by train Monday from Indianapo­ rommitteo for helping with the land, Mrs. Ruth Lundquist. and Lept by Miss Grarl# Smith and lis, Ind., for a visit with Mrs. youth supper (p McKinley H a l l Sirs. Peter Slonje; and to visitors receiving at the door, was Mrs. James Moughton. during the month of August, and •Mrs. J. D. Callahan ami .Mr*. H. Donald Dunn. Floating hostesses were Sirs. John Dunn, Mi*a stated that all reports deemed E. Donnelly. Mary Rose Speer, Strs. .Martin tjl Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper it a aucccss. Mrs. Jarrell also rehave returned home after having Tiny red cinnamon candles melt­ Dyer and Sllsi Jackie Davis. ported that Circle Number Five White gladioli, varicolored spent the summer In Mars Hill, had charge o f flower* at Sir. ed in a small amount of water hibiscus and fern were used exN.C. Winn’a funeral, and It was an­ will give a pretty pink lint to apple or pineapple and will tensively throughout the eduranounced that Rev, Wyatt would llfre*h f t f ! M 01(111/ l l t l n l n n . „ I . i L - f t . , . - * 1 a 1 _1 ir e li r i i l i t 't n I lie* Mrs. Gertrude Gilbert is hack add a new spiciness to the flavor| tlonal building. TThe bride’ s ttable conduct the prayer mec'lngs on the job after having visited o f the fruit if added just l>eforei waa overlaid with a lore cloth this year. Mrs. Hagan and Mrs. lu Washington, D.C.. Williamsserving. |and featured tha traditional wedHerman were named to do the burg, Va., and Charleston, S.C. visiting of the sick and ihut-ins for the month of September. • Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Madden Mrs. Jarrell Introduced and wel­ and Edwin had as guests over comed a visitor, Sirs. L. H. Coop­ l| (he weekend Miss Myra Jane er, who is Sirs. W, D. Sloyc's Madden of Chattahoochee, and daughter-in-law. Other trisinc Mrs. Anna Watkins and daughter, matteri having been taken care ;M!ss Martha Watkins, of Sebring. o f in the regular manner, the • meeting waa then turned over to Edwin Madden plans to leave the study chairman. Sirs. Grad' Wednesday for Atlanta, Ga., Herman, who presented a chart Where he will enter Georgia Tech on the aubjcct "the Una o f the (or his freshman year. Great Values for School church", which was made by • Hoy’ a who wear Men'n Sliss Marlyn McDaniel, daughter | Bobby Billhimer and Terry Smith returned Monday from Washingtlon designed by Karen Stark, °f Mrs. T. F. SIcDanlcI, Sirs. Jar­ comes this gray tissue tweed la rell, Sirs. Estridge, Sirs. Jones vl ton where they have been visiting Made hy Roberta-Johat«on& a lean daytime dress with and Mrs. McDaniel joined In the (or the past two weeks. Rand. diseuxaton, following, which Sirs. matching scissor over-skirt sad • Herman complimented and thank­ high turtle neck. Notea o f dis­ Miss Linda Cannon, who moved ed aU who took part in the tinction include French braid recently to £anford from Orlando, study. at the shoulderlme, alot hip spent the weekend In Orlando as Refreshments were served to pockets, plus matching um­ .the guest of Mila Mary Curtis (One Alterations Free W ith Each P air) brella. the following members; Mrs. and Miss Marietta Starling. This .weekend she plana to entertain ;Miss Janice M ana. of Orlando, who leaves next Wednesday to en­ ter Southern College in Lakeland. Miss Cannon Is a junior at Semi­ nole High SchooL Candlelight Service Unites Miss Lois AnnDobson Is Wed Miss Pat D unn, Paul Braddy To Paul Peter Dropchuk, Sunday Champ Additional Society On Page 7 SALE Enti re Stock SHORT SLEEVE S PO R T SH IR TS fistMomdA values to 5.95 NOW 2 . 9 5 LIG H T W EIG H T SLACKS THE BEST BUY WE'VE FOUND A N Y W H E R E .... VALUES TO NOW Two 10.95 5 . 9 5 Pairs For ALL S W I M S U I T S General Insurance 1100 W PRICE H . JAM E S G U rr A G E N C Y 312 E A S T F IR S T S T R E E T P H O N E 7S If. J A M E S G U T JA M E ^ a GUT I V E Y ' S 'Where Quality la Higher Than Prico** and SOM ch & ttirU )£aA . �mm. THE SANFORD HERALD Page «. We^ Sept 11, ISM SH S Offense N ot M aterializing Lyman Boasts C Starting Lineup ■y | agilnat tba Sanford ■y B. ». BVQS EVOB AWSLET ANSLBY t awn awn field field a I g a u a raybound bead m e SamLnolaa' JVa. Conaldertng tba jg , f j t l roogbnaaa axpaetad tba night be* 5nb hffWdtag tbabaataUrtlngi t* » u Om Sa»toola meet ragged aiaran tatSm al yean, backed! &*<» *» u *H-Unportaat Orange Z T Z . a i M L k U r M n t t l Balt Confaranea aaaaon opener, m jS w S t On 2 rE Z S - ** ortybaunda ahould taka tba Im ■ rlaraWf *grtddara only It lightweight JVa in tbalr atrlda. « ^turning WttSSSTaSnlaa fallowing weak. Bcpt » , the af tka atarting Unaup ara gradu* gttag seniors. Tha at r ongaat jaluta af thla haary ‘ -**■■•'— ,*V an ity a n tba tackle alota. Man* : J k f left tackle la tka bruiting, • lu n a a o tb SSI pound Pete Van* ; Barn, laau yaara AD-Coofaraaca . ooloatlon In tba now defunct Can* ■ J ra l Piorlda Confaranea. At tba 1 Tthar wckln poat U a tpaady 111 ■ pw in d ^ tkftc„ Alton Boone. '■ ' w W the Central Florida Con* : .fa u nae died latt year, coach i f; n i b u an)oy*d a great deal of - aaif-pltp. Bo aatklpatod a bead* ; -»eba aebadnla wBbrond tripe afl orar tba atau la order to (HI out '. *110 II g a «# aebadula. Reflecting . .ou tbia today, Payne aaid ba bad • bean auab too pessimistic. Actual­ ity ha was ccnph t ily wrong. ” « o ; ‘ bare • wonderful aebadula with • m m . scrappy taanu,” be said. • In fact, wa bare bad more of* d in from batter schools than I pesrtoniy, and, arm though wa ; ware unable la work In aona of On ganaa wa biro wanted far kaara, wa aatieipete bigger and M iter uowauiu — Afl COfflDttitiaa ■wy^n uo w wm|Fuaa^wat flfl mm ■ wa grow. Va haven't arm made application for another confer* tha night before. On Oct B, tba <3raybound* will play a boat te a scrappy Tavaraa alarm. T iran a will Site than considerable difficulty. Oat II, tba Lynaa alarm will play boat to a fine JV ta in , tba EdgewaUr B'a. On Oet 10, lb* Greyhoundi will ba looking for another vict­ ory ai they travel to tangle with Biabep Moora. Nor. 1, loom op* praailraly over tha Grayhound gridden at they taka tka mad to neat S t Cloud. On Not. t, they play boat to the equally tough Umatilla aquad. Brighter daya ara hoped for, eoaa Nor. 14, whan tba Graybmtnda again play boat, thla tine to an mpariaeeed but tough Mount Dora teem.The windup -gana at Raatlnga Nor. n , will giro a goad ahowlng of • By a 1W0M A M U T Tha « ■•■bar aquad of tha Sanford SamlsalM baa a problam. Tha offana baa sot matarialli* •4. All of tha 14 baekfleldmm guuatog for • au»bar ooa alot hare approaimataly tba tana prabUm*. Tba timing la off and tba ground aachlna baa fallad to crank. Tha raula-daisla looka Urad and tba bora ara tripping ortr tbamtalras. All thla K ir be a little axafi*r•tad. but urban compared to tba 'te to tlaaai of tba defenia, tba offanaa can’t gat started. That ■caring aubatanca baa failed to in all tba boyi. ••Thla la aspmlal* ly true on dafanaa.” Flaming •aid. “ Tha dafanaa la already good, and while tha backfkld U hogging down now, wo bar# a great deal of protection in a powerful defense, and that takei conaldarabla praaaura off us.** ; Payne’s daaartini kla ataittag lias la alagta*wing. Tba tlagltK oUbrau” c o a c h 1wlag ia bated m unadulUgawd "And naturally manpowar, and take* a heavy toll la tajuriee. TUa >raar bo to throwing hla epoody backflald lata tha gpfllt-T, and wttb aucb a gigantic Una thwo ahould ba plenty of Una for nnbhdaasla and abort paaaoa. Tha atarting Unaup of tba Gray* bounds would do wall m almost • Meaeagrito hare te bo to Iron* •ay loan. Tka Probable starting , toaa to an aaaaon. They alao know Unaup far tba boota aa they antar* ! top phyatoal condition cuta tba Sanford Sanlnalaa JVa ; dewa tajurtoa, and If wa gat a tain Sopt a , la: BJL, Haroidj T.T., tingle oao wu'U ba hurt bad.” Boone: B.O., Bab McLaod| . ^E«t area tba ultra-oouarvativa Alton Ralph Durnlng; L.O, Dave Pupae to apilatiatto enough to foal C., tortuto of at beat «o pm cant Radwlna; L.T., Fata VaaHorn; L.E, Km Millar: Q J ., Dare • tibia ganaa. Payna'a new aa* •tarana; BM.B., Jain Panbro; rtotrnt eoackaa, Frank Gore, P J ., Lenar Halm*: and LJLB., woetor, formerly of Winter Park Jin Hopkins. Coach Parna was careful to , !*• Qo*d Umatilla ■ l a a n / n the traditional1/ tough •otoct Saturday aa tin night tba Oraybounda play boat to tin ! The Lyman Greyhound open Sanford Sonlnoiaa JVa bacauaa thato 1164 football aebadula gat* moat of the Bamlnola County fana! will wtat ta attend and it will apt Interface with local p u n a sched­ uled. lea you than! Bab Bronaan, who to putting In hla aavanth aaaaon so coach of tba San Joaa State footbaU tmm, will roatgn at tba and of tha can* palgn. 0 *£ £ N rro COftrtAMg fr A fg ftA attm C O O K S*, gg*r Htgff, CM PU A Tg * * * * * * * t v te a m A P O O »L **t , i \ 1 rm oe/M na lo o AAPifOO rp y o u r* * eT F A * r m * J tr y c * - m % f l \ U COUtirep oA TbWlH BOTi (/* TUB ■ they run equally trail tnm tba1 WEDNESDAY'S SCHEDULE Single Wing and tba SpUt*T. I Boaten at Cbleage Thla la an all-important game Waahtagten at Detroit for tha Samlaolea. It they edge New York at Kaaaaa a ty N Cocoa tbalr chancoa far tiw OBC Baltinea at Ctcvelaad N championihlp trill ba goad. It " ■*" »*•»» that tba Sanlnalaa dafanao u u iin wfll ba counted aa to alew down NATMNAL LEAOWB the Cocoa drtra. But aaatatant * coach Bud Layer warned, MWe 5 m ~ 2 J L ! ! ! ' * “ c in t play dafanaaa all night and ? JJ ;** ~ expect to win. W fre prand of onr £ 21 t dafanao. but our offm tiro LadLOaU " * •** « ache baa got to bo relieved. Wa’ru i " ” ” looking for a combinatim that M will giro us a aeoring punch. If ■ Cocoa breaks loaoe to accra wall ■ have to bo able to atay to the ■ pama.” ■ Friday night, SriN* M, at S pju. ■ h fl In Mamorlal Stadium tha Sanl* ■ nolai kickoff the acajou ta tba ■ m Orange Balt Conference. In tin ■ A maantlma tha manton trill b o ' ■ mm working hard with tbalr grtddoiUi 1 to aaolva tbotr problama. * ■ m m v SYRACUSE, N. Y., UP-Writer* weight champion Johnny la s t •», datarmlnad to prove Ida right ta wear the crown, boldly paudlctod that Carman Baallio waa baadtnf "for a world af trouhU" tonight when they elaib hi • return title bout at War Memeria! Auditor­ ium. Tba SS-ytar-aid Naw Yartnr flaw in from his Summit, N. J., camp bnatblns fire. ••Man, I’m llk a a hungry dgf guarding hla bona,” said tba eacky champion. ” lf anyone triao ta taka It from him, ha'll bite hla hM d.1 That’* tba way I foal about tba. title now that r m gotten H back. Man, he’s in f ir • warid af Ino* • Tl .443 It I Chicago S4 ■ JS4 SI 71 .639 23H TUESDAY’S RESULTS SI II J00 Mtij Cincinnati 11, Naw York I ENTIRE STOCK OF CARS AT CLOSEOUT PRICES!! •■dpt Mata twAor Pint CY«y, WSW, Orcrdrira, Special Trim, Hmtar, ! < } i Canton Tudor, biamond Blue, Saf. Pkg. A. g-«yt Cueton Fordor, Springmint Green ft White, Fordonatic, Power itauring, Saf. Pkg. A, Heater, Backup Lighta. 8*ryL Canton Fordor. Fieeta red A Col. White, Fordonatic, Saf. Pkg. A, B^yL Canton Fordor, Red ft White, Style Tone, Blue. Clock, S-cyL Canton Tudor, Fimta Red ft Col. White, WhlU SidowaU Tlruu. Ford* mantle, §T Radio. ' S*«yL Canton Fordor, Buckakln Tan A Col White, Fordoautk, Power It earing, Saf. Pkg. A. Canton Fordor. Flea'ta Red ft Col White, WSW, For<b>natk, IT JACK STDT8KY (Staff Photo) Ikto waak’a nod for outstanding plapara both go to Uneman, As a natter of fact, to two cantcra. Bruttoy Schlrard and Jack Stotaky bars turned In atalwert dafanalra play. They ipcarbead tha aliek Saniaolaa dafaniiva ball *,1?*’ ,*rS*,y reapon•ibto for Uva vary nueh noted Irak af scoring during tba game acrtmnaga batwam two / vary clonly matched aquads. Tha Samlnola leaders hare a •°°* * * "* , U they ran hold onto *** • *lnglo position has bam I Wa aura bant tba flail win H comae ta quality ndto and tatb* rvlalm repairing. Ym*tl Hka tba quick offlalnMp if up aantibly priced aarrtoaa HOOVER ftwyl Canton Fordor, CoL White, Saf. Pkg* A.* 8*cyL Canton Fordor, Gray ft Col. White, Fordomatle, Saf. Pkf. “A". Wheel Coreru. S-eyL Canton Fordor, Black ft Ool White, WSW. Fordoaulle, Saf. Pkf. CENTRA 1. FLORIDA QUICK F t CSSS AND STORAGE CO. 8-ryl Falriaa# Tudor, FieaU Red ft Col White, WSW, Ptodonatk, Saf. Pkg. “ A” , Stylo Toot. ^ S-eyL Falrlaao Fordor, Berkshire Green ft White, WSW, Focdoaurtk. Power Steering. Wheel Coreru. • * y l Fairkao Oab Sedan, Spring Mint Greta. WSW, Power Steering. ••tab# radio, heater; backup lighta, wheel coreru. t fjt C*«b Ikmuda Blau, WSW, Saf. Pkg. A, Beaten •T Radio, Wheel Cover*. i^yL FBiriaae Town Sedan, Berkahlre Green, WSW, Tinted GlaH, CT Radio. \ ftwyl Falrlaao Town Sedan, Col White, WSW, Saf. Pkg. A . IT Radio Heater. Backup IJghta. ^ S-cyl Falriaa# Town Sedaa, Col White, WSW, CT Radio, Wheel Covers. LOCKER PLA N T W H O L E SA L E A N D R E T A IL w «t n i H M i t stm t n « . t in * e fo M t» A L THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS. * PEL * SAT. %Sif,iSS Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Saxton Prfldicti ' Win Over Basilio B y A I chi M o v i e m % rug Offer AIM for the lUrtiag U M I af*----- '-------------------------------the teaam optnas eg >tost Cocoa, I and tha Samteelaa field tore team*' C I a m J im of almost aqual martt. Thla of I j T f l l l Q i . couria, could poaalbly cauaa soma V m w m tt* 7 l . m r of tba pressure raaponaiUa far I A *»»»C A ia «*AOU tba roughness la tba opera tin of Team___ W L Pc tba offanaa and. at tba aaaa ttaa Wow Talk SB • A aoaauat for tba taugbnaaa o f tba! Clmlaad 77 N .64 dafanalra taama. Chlcafa Tt M J! Coach Jin Jenkins wffl bring! Boatm It a Jl a powarhouaa .Cocoa- club to San* Datralt It t l J1 ford Sept. « . t° e p w tb a season J**1^ * * * * ™ •• tba Sanford Soalnoiaa craah Wiihlngton . IT N 41 ,nto tba Orange Balt Conference Kanaaa Q ty 43 n Al f?r tba flrit tlaa. Cocoa chares TUESDAY’S RESULT tba rating spotlight In tba eon* „ ____ . ___ . FLA. GRADE A> DIRECT PROM LOCAL FARMS LARGE P 62 c E <5GS^ KINGANI RELIABLE Oleomargarine 2 Lbs, 39c LEAN PURI GROUND BEEF LB. 37c SAFETY PACKAGE A - THESE WHOLE SDN MFOR Orange Juice 1 7 Cons 99c oca own r . c , B. E. PEAS LB. 39c WESTERN U. B. CHOICE BREW EnifEloaa ml ranmm P A D DED D A SH A N D S U N VISO RS CARS A REAL M U ST BE SO L D BARGAIN SEE �I *' WITC ZO L A • iNSfcnam M m d i CHAITCN fUK’i'i proving ty. UOHTB BLAZED (ran th« Cos sad Jason wsltsd for IflCbMi in tht dining room. ‘•WDrrs tta* devil bar* you bom 7" Jason demanded. They my the case may go to the Jury tomor­ row. I’ ve got four men ready to ■wear they saw Meg down by the water front for three hours before Jenny and Nathan found her with the body." "And how much did this fancy testimony cost you, JaaonT” Jaoon glowered. "None of your hinine ee^ ru have ’em In court to- •# i * , . %'• p Michael shook his head. "No.” T o o notes T Let Meg bang for your aoMUtyT” "No.” Michael sank wearily into a chair. “Too smart. Perjured testimony’s like h mad dog. You never know when It will tuts. You oast be sure who’ll be bitten, u one of your boya broke down, Meg weald hang instead of getting an "Maybe ^you should let her take and aa Ml____ , ______ for the stairs, ha heard the bach doer open. Oretshea emerged from the kitchen. "Coffee, Michael T I Just got daughter’s but •dyior bad.” sen t say I’m ready shared her >for eempsny. He followed bar the warm, bright kitchen, Be­ ad eptoe sake. Oretchen’e hand dm poured the coffee, t# me I ff»yH duth la tfelitgi do go ta to her." Michael stared at first time elnoe the trial started, be felt energy and flood him. Hadn’t ns just thought n gambler might have mods a Bet­ ter case for Meg than ho had 7 After all, what did be have to loeeT He gripped Tim's arm with a that made Tim's eyas pop. T lm l lues! You’re gam! want you te help me. I'm j■tong te ng along gamble. I want you te with It wasn't easy to tan sputtered with pretest! was oslm "Tim w P get A for me end m get A late the Tail me the sue agate, I He watched them leave with mixed emotions. A long shot hut to. Bay shaneo i at alL The day’s briskly. Dan Farmer eyed Michael with fury wtois ICiehacI raqueeted LurkiM ha recalled to **55 apposite him, her shoul hunchled together aa If ward teg off oeM. "1—l guess a body eant rightly oount a cat dying-* hut Jeaebet being with Meg so long gag go_» "Jeeebel’a dead? What T" T don’t know. Pound bar under Croat poroh day after the mtsOretchen a h a a a d spice-cske around hoc frlute. If yau don’t eount the cat David Lurklna didn't die -David T" Michael Jerked to atfittote "He's dead?” TNdal yau know 7 Wall. I te been buay. David had Ptoytog • IM M s; its first -years the industry sxpsrimaaul with a wide ; variety of subjects, showing an •intsreat la aantent of programs. (|> Finally it moved into a melo‘ drstea cycle with an ensuing partad at quiescence the Invariable alga that pregretelag to eatching At breath far a naw cycle. • M a t than appeared a preoccu! pattan with form. Tbs hour pra­ g m a wag Introduced and became } So fiMUAonly accepted ss the half* *"“— shew. Again there was a af quiescence. Then came ianovatlan of the 80-mlnute Dan maimer shifted < er. He Ha looked at to the other. appeared to remember her past effectiveness for the state and waved hie hands. "No objection. Your Honor.** stolidly mounted to the witness chair. Sha regarded Ml* without emotion, but her hands wars buay with the handker­ chief in her lap. "Mrs. Lurklna, you have already ■tiled that on Urn day of the murder you wore working la your back yard, in ‘ full -------view *of ‘ “ 1 rear sntrance and that yau saw the eat on the Cox porch and te tha Con yard but that you ?" "Too, nr.” "You are aa familiar with tha front yard aa with the backt” "Tea, air.” -You know that if you are te tha (rent yard or porch you can aaa through tha win­ dow late tha Can portorT” A m o atlffmod. T m net la the habit of looking into windows, but 1 gusas you ooukL” n * . farmer, in tha motten of riteng to tea teat, sank bock at tha laughter that rose. -You were working la the gar* loom Wasn’t It rather l°The Intermediate Choir erf tbs We time of year to First BapUst Church wBl garden T” hearse at 7:00 p.m. and ths Adult Anna sniffed openly. ”A goad Choir at 1:00 p.m. ... could work out twelve d n year. And I don’t have conduct the morning osvowwb aim ta do.” over WTRR, Sanford, at • : » a-m"Yon haven't a family to take Ths Anna Miller wfll ooro a t, you mean?” T have no family.” Anna's an- meet at I p.m. at the R'hs Club. rer waa aa low only front-raw All members a n urged to attend. Taylor Commandsry NO. m •otatora heard her. Knights Templsr wlU resume Con-You’re a widow T” Don Farmer Jumped up. T o u r dives at Maaonla H*H at 7.30 oaor, may I remind Urn oourt that tha witnam has already teatl* ^Seminole Rsbeksh I^dgs Ne. 43 •ad. la A nicum ry to fritter away Will meet In the 100F HaB at • tha tuna te tha court by proving that Mm Lurklna te or la not a ■late f e l l a te aaa ^ Southside P-TA wffl n t e i in har marital etatua (Ta ffe ContesiwJ> OOMTANT. DIC. T V Programming Move* In Cycles YORK (It—Television promoves In cycles. But it does move, j A television programmng cycle ; la a kind of eombustive process In ' which an# popular idea kindles j similar ideas—until nearly all coala and a U n a pert of vlawiflf public sra burned aut, Becauae teltvlslon burns up la* , . m 1, u , cycles , v, 1h changa, phones. quickly, A ••peals history ia a danger* ana MapUfleatlon, but bare to fvtow o f TV program* WEDNKSDAV Tht Mid-Week Bible Hour will bo conducted by Rev. A. 0 . MrInnls, Palter of the First Presby­ terian Church at 7:80 p m. The Chancel Choir will rehearse at First Presbyterian Church st 7:30 p.m. * Tha Training Unloa Exseuttlva Committee of the First Baptist Church will meet after P m ** Service, which Is bsld at 7:30 p.m. TWAhDAY Ths Junior Choir will have their rehearsal and fellowship at the First Presbyterian Church st 3:46 p.m. . The Youth Choir of tha First Presbyterian Church wiU practice at the ehurch at 7:80 p.m. The Deacons of the First Pra' byterton Church will meet at ths Church at 7:41 p.m. The Baptist Federation of bus!ness women’s circle# In thto di­ strict of the state will meet at the First BapUst Church for aupper at 7:00 p.m. A meeting and program will «>• Judge Haraeurt looked curiously at Mlohaal. "Un­ co use for thte unexpected Una of questioning, tha aourt te inclined to order that the testimony be stricken.” T o u r Honor,” Mlohaal spoke loudly to push down hla own fear th i stand. ha waa wrong, -the defense hopes "Your Honor,” he objected, “de­ te prove that Mm Lurktee’ mart* tel status has a definite tearing aa fease counsel ban already examined thle witness " tha svanta that followed. I would Judge Itareeurt survey* hag the eeurt'a leniency te tael thoughtfully. that I any "The court would net wish la credibility; deprive eeunaal te any ha the U eeubtun defendants cam. Do breathing la tha room wee kke as objects te ■seriated Additional Society Scientists Seeking To Horness Atom's Power For Rockets is tl the cycle program—and that la ia which we find oureelvae in tM« coming Hirfti. For It appears that thte will to LOI ALAMOS, N.M. Iff — Scia season during wklah the Pflblto, digests the feet af the regular r*“ *u>"'*°v clty ,r* W-mlnuta program. t *• bBriieee the power of The moot dramatic w s w f h of I the atom to drive rockets acroaa this to Playhouse N, the first |conUnento or into space. regular, weakly 10-minute drama first word tbet suck a project to coma program te come an the borne •listed—end has existed for screen—on CBM V ta« more than a year—came buried Oot 1 Yet there are •Igna that tha la a brief routine sows release announcing the employment at a mere fact at a engineer, gram to not aaaugh to aatiafy ■aid that WUllste P. Carisoa fi said viewing demands. l t o i to grow­ ing cancarn with tha content at of Bristol, Conn., had boon em­ M minutes, fo r example: ployed to work with the N Divi­ Tha sponsor* at tha 88-mifiute sion. A later paragraph aaplained ford Star Jubilee a n grafffHagj the N Division was "concerned with CBS over the east ef with tha research and develop"You’re the Tap," tha Gaia Port- moat o f nuclear rocket propuler itory which ia aurrantly plan- aka. ned for tha program’a debut oatNeither Atomic Energy Goa & The sponsors believe tha pro­ mission spokesmen nor the Uni gram demanda (U fa with aueh varsity at California, which opar drawing power as Ethel Merman •te* Lae Alamos for tha AXC, aad Prod Astaire—namea toag would tar anything further. associated with One laboratory employe said How it will oad to anyane’a gueaa. ttewe at the project may have But tbs basic idea to: " I f it’s Mg, bates ratoased la order to attract M has to be really Mg. tap sceattou to tha R waa dlaatoead that the haad Tha mast •f tha N Dlvtoloa to Dr. Reamer for raplaalskinf tha aaMsfi*# weed ••brother, a native of McMlnnlssupply, according to the U.I, For­ *Uto, Ora., • Pb. D. tram Purdue, est Service's Timber •fid oat af tha scientists who view, era reduction at loam from b^lpnd jtoveloj>| the first atomla fire, Insects, and Army's ManhatIng Idle nersa, ten Protest. stocked timber _ __ Because of conflicting dates, the Woman's Society of Christian Service of tha First Methodist Church have changed the date of Twenty-one repreientaUvee of A stork shower was held for their baxaar and supper to No* eight Sanford churches met at the : Mrs. •J. D. Cassady Jr., Monday vember 18. Congregational ChrsUan Church |evening at 7:30 In ths boms of Tuesday morning to re-organlte Mrs. J. C. Lane on the Old OrSouthslde Assembly Hell at 1:13. Parents may visit rooms starUng tha Sanford Council of Church lando Highway. Mrs. Lena was Sept. It Women. assisted by Mrs. J. R. Dunaway. at 7:30 p. m. Danelto Wright One of the four games played FRIDAY Mrs. Gus Schmsh, Vlce-Prs* Catherine Pearce Tha Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will Ident, presided and explained during the evening was one In Mrs. K. G. Soderblom i conduct tha morning devotions that due to Illness, the President, which a plate was placed on the head of the contestant and she over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a m Bonus pitcher Myron (Moe) Mrs. H. H. McCaslln. hid re* attempted to transfer ties* frim Drsbowsky, a Trinity College signed. She read a letter of re­ a dish to the plate on her head. ■tar signed by the Chicago Cobs, signation from the n.c-MIng The only catfch was aha had to pick up ths peas with a knife. was born SI years ago la Oxanaa, Secretary, Mrs. R. W. Williams. Poland. Mr*. Raloh W. Lon.lnv condn-t- The winners of the games were ed a brief devotional, followed by Mrs. Hsnner, Mrs. Ergle, Mrs Warmaek and Mrs. Lane. prayer. The executive board of the Jun­ A large basket was decorated The report of the NomlnaUng ior High . School met. . .Monday . . ^Committee, Mrs. Ralph Austin In which all the gifts were placed °* **r* *nd Smith, Mrs. B. F. Whltner Jr., and presented to Mrs. Casssdy Mrs. Clifford Able* to mak* plana amj )grs. A. J. Peterson was read After she had opened her many LAST TIME TONIGHT far the forthcoming yesr. Tha awj tf,a following slate t° serve lovely gifts, refreshments of cake, STARTS 7:00 them# thto year for the P.TA. for the remainder of the vear and punch, potato chips, and mints will he "The Family and the for 1037 was elected unanimous­ were served to the guests. lin,ty.‘ th* P-T.A. serves ly: Those present were: Mrs. W. C. both; each shapes ths Other," President, Mrs. George E. Gay, Mrs. G. C. Warmaek, MYs. The hit-rlJng was conducted by Ralph Kuhn, Mrs. C l a r e n c e Wells; Mrs. Mlehasl n om as, president, First Vice-President, Mrs. Gus Erglt, Mrs. W. O. Nolan, Mrs. assisted by Mri. Clifford Abies, R. E. Sodrrblom, Little Miss flehmah; Second Vice-President, Mrs. 3, Linda Soderblnm, Mrs. V secretary. Hsnner, Mrs. C. C. Hsnner, Miss Ross Adams; Those present, ia addlUon to Recording Secretary, Mrs. A. ftnna Miller, Mrs. H. L. Miller, PLUS Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Abies, B. Paterson Jr., and Trea­ Mrs. 0. W. Miller, Mrs. W. J. wars Clifford Abies and Mrs. C. O. Green, Mrs. J. A. Brown, Mrs. surer, Mrs. R. A. Cobb. Jones, membership committee; After election, Mrs. Wells took a. R. Riser, Mrs. Frank Murphy Mrs. Herbert Bshrens, program ths chair and announced ■ Lead­ ■nd Mrs. W. D. Lane. chairman; A. O. Hobart's ncroa* ership Education Institute at For a different twist in sea­ tlon chairman; Mrs. M. L. Nleh- Silver Springs, September S3. ols, lunchroom chairman; Hugh M. It was voted to pay expanses soning, try adding a pinch of cin­ Carlton, principal of the school; of two delegates there. namon or nutmeg to your fried FEATURE—8:49 ONLY Mrs. Fred McMurray, publicity It was also announced that chicken. chairman; and Tad Williams, World Community Day program "CHILDREN UNDER II treasurer. would be held Nov. 3, at ths lourshlp Ip 1 Day at First Presbyterian ADMITTED FREE" First Christian Church, World Church. There are some 13,700 foresters Day of Prayer at Holy Cross The masting was closed with CARTOON In the United flutes. Rpiicepal Church and May Ft!- a prayer. Hoppy Birthday Junior High School Executive Boord Holds Meeting By I , i ( 1 1 «* F o l k s pyoftNj IF YOO'Itt Soltod W/4DE MJW.WDM, tow n) YOU (DAAHKD 11 c'lridW , FPOCY.THu Mr*. V. 0 . Haaty wm FLORIDA CRYSTAL “ 1 C | | £ A D s ,s%H'^1 SUuAK Officers Elected A t Elsie Knight Circle Meeting alerted chairman of U ia K totoK i^ tC br. cto at a meeting at lha T O held at the home «rf Mr*. C. A. Anderson Jr., " on Monday evening with Mrs. An dsrson presiding. Others elertod to ewnre with Mr*. Hasty intloda Mr*. ^bjto* Pryor, nrogrsfii chairman; mri. K A t t e n d , devotional; Mr*, ffceila Cameron, aaereUryAtiaa* urer; Mrs. F. L. Dammar, coaainanlty missions; Mrs. **telto Oils■on, mission study: Mw. A g e * son, stewardship; M n. V. C.<P*e* senirer, social and publicity; Mrs. C. I. Sheppard, literature; Mia Martha f « , Children's Hors ; and Mrs. Charles Banksm, Young People. The nominating committee was composed of Mrs. Oltecen, Miss Fox and Mrs. Dampisr. Mrs. Dampisr led the deration ala, and the stewardship leseoa wai given by Mrs. lillian Vick­ ery, who recounted some ef her experiences while on e vtolt te New York City and Key West durIng the summer where aha visited missions ta both eittos. A report from tha mamhanhlp chairman, Mra. Messenger, reveal* ed a total ef Sf contacts during the past month. Plana ware com* plated for the meeting ef the Bust* nos* Women's Federation whieh will be held at tha Educational Building Thursday evening at 7:88 o'clock. M n. Hasty will be la charge ef arrangements for tha supper which frill be served prior to tha masting. Installation of officers will follow. Mn. Kov Reel, program chair­ man explained tha fdur fuadamon* Uto at woman's missionary work. Mn. Hasty invited the mambsn to meet with her for the Oct. masting. Mra. John Regers waa welcomed aa a visitor. Refreshments wore served by the hostess the foilewieg: Mrs. GUeeofi, Mrs. Vickery, M n. 0 . C. Dixon, Mn. Dampisr, M n. Cam* •MW. Mn. teal, Mrs. Hasty, Mn. Kagan, M n. Monlaad, Mtoa Martha Foe, Mtoa Isabel W e e d s and Mtoa Lerena Franklin. to malntala (U n it ana with 18.88 er parckaae) ^ r- \ 0, HELP WANTED LRAN FRESH BOSTON BUTT 15c On Every S Packages O f PORKROAST -39c ^ ( O i o c k & L C A K E M IXES SAUSAGE “' 59c BREASTS 59c fO * LEGS & THIGHS mm OUR OWN HOMB WHITE CAKE' M IX FRB9H FRYER PARTS LB. LB. dent on your ability in our Une o f work. Good knowledge o f English, ability to typo ia absolutely necessary. I f you liko YEUOW CAKE M IX 49c CHOCOLATE1 ^DEVILSFOOD LEAN FRESH GROUND HAMBURGER 3^ 99c 8UNNYLAND HONEY SPICE' M IX ALL MEAT WEINERS IB . 39c Bananas 3 LBS. 29c IDAHO BAKING Pears FROZEN FOODS DONALD DUCK Potatoes 5 LBS. 2 8 9 ‘ MARNE CAKE [MIX PRODUCE 35c Orange Juice 35c Strawberries FROSTY ACRES « OZ. CANS 3 ro* 3 9 c 10 OZ. PEGS. 2 F» 4 5 c LADY BETTY A m bitioui young M in or W om an, looking fo r i fu tu re Starting salary will bo depen­ SEM IN O LE M E M O R IA L H O SP ITA L Women** Auxiliary W ill Recelva BARTLBTT 9 Correction Calendar run., at rmeumuoia. early late n crowded courtroom. Buaaarda gath­ ering, ho thought with rare venom. Hta latest talk with Meg had In­ creased his anger and helplessness, te was poised, resigned. Tim O’Beirc and lass ffmlth cams late the room together. Im s wore a billowing fur saps, and Tim pushed It away with trriUUaa aa they fought their way to Michael. 1 hear the B ute’s prim witness Is actually a widow.” obviously attem pting te take Mi­ chael's mind from Imminent cel ehtropha. "It must he a aallMaetlcn absently. m u im Anne told Matilda. Ha waa buried before his landlady found Anna’s address In his things and errote her." Michael remembered David In court, rwmnelly the man had died then. Perhaps he had been glad for the peace of the grave. waa shocked at Anna. Bald It seemed as u Anna was glad he was dead. Aa a widow, she owned him again.” Possessive love waa Uw devil, Michael thought long after ha was la bed and couldn’t sleep. Mag waa innocent If ha waa half-smart, ha ought to And n way to prove It ft want to do it" ad that decision were now Meg’s refusal Mltestify was a Knal oount against her, yet ho waa aware aha would a year witness In her own ’ ROSS VS?, •JL 2. Sanford Council Lane Home Scene O f Church Women O f Shower Feting Is Reorganized Mrs. Cassady B A K E R ITE ,a SHORTENING m 3 “ “"6 9 * 29t Prune Juke Bartlett Pears 39c Corned Bee! 39c Quart HUNTS tVi SlM Cuii STANDARD OC. CAN to w rit*, this' is a real opportunity fo r you. Band all details to Box H 8J % Tha Sanford Herald. wa WADE S ^ /V IA R K E T i *. FEATURE—l o t • 8:88 - » : « ! • Vtflfl - flit* T .* V" jjf -W. /*■ �1-r .T «e -rrr- County Suffers 888 Industrial Accidents In '55 Chiefs Doctors T o Make Convention Cruise To West Indies- Demo Surprise Witness T o Be Questioned In Lobbying Case f Hf f . WARDEN TOUR fCeetHieed aa Pago 10) fCeathmed from Page One) , mints rather than Republican the item made a part o f the *pamounted to H4IT.1I and a cash Seminole High School Head A large group o f doctors, with defects of the past. WASHINGTON UTV—Senate in­ proved budget.. No official action h w m M Induitrill *ecl- balance on hand at the end of Two names were suggested for vestigators lined up more oil com­ In Washington has been announced Coach Bill Fleming will bring the i n t a ia la a iM te County with the season amounting to 1434.54. their wives, Including Dr. and l e o ip tn iiU o n and medical ex- This acounta for the dfflcit of Mr*. Orville Barka and Dr. F. the campaign chairman p ost Con­ pany executives ad a "surprise" but Senator* Spessard Holland' members of the Seminole County C. Boyce, will sail aboard 8w#d- gressman Dante B. Fascell of witness for questioning today and George Smathers, together Junior Chamber o f Commerce upT m * coet of |T7J» to 1 M . re- $7ST.Si said Ganas. , Ish American Line's M.8. Stock. Miami wired the suggestion that about lobbying on the controver­ wlth Congressman A.S. Herlong Jr to-date on the playing schedule of • parti Florida Industrial Commis­ Seminole High School Principal I holm from Wilmington, N. C., Eddie Boardman o f Miami, who sial natural gas bill. * in . n n have been keeping in touch with the t.ia .t. sion Chairman James T. VocelJe. Andrew Bracken reported on the Saturday, Nov. 17 for a 13 day managed Stevenson's Dade Coun­ a rundown on the team members Chairman McClellan D-Ark of Navy Dept, officials regarding It. t h e Seminole analysis comes meeting with th Board of Sanford cruise to the West Indies. The ty campaign in May, be selected. and their type o f play. the Lobby Investigating Commit­ The Board memberi expressed Democratic National CommR- tee a inounced yesterday ho has from a resume lust completed of City Commissioners last Monday Voyage, a post-graduate medical Fleming will apeak to the J a y the hope that in the forthcoming atf accident! In the state last night He said, "We did not seem seminar cruise sponsored by the Iceman Jerry Carter proposed sent a new request to the Justic drive for membership In the cee members at their noon lunch­ University of Pennsylvania school former State School Supt. Eng. Department for a copy of the eon meeting Thursday at the y^pr. The most Injuries In Semi* to get too far.” Bracken reported of medicine, will take the conven­ lish of Tallahassee. Carter's no­ "body of evidence” cited by Presi­ Chamber of Commerce business Yacht Ctub. Mis. County, STS, were in trade, “ There will not be a meeting of tioneers to Nassau, St. Thomas, men throughout Seminole County mination o f English—who was dent Eisenhower last Feb. *7 in the Sanford City Commission The annual Jaycec-Merchants with a cost of I1SJ1S, while the meeting with the Board of Sanford Martinique, Barbados, Ciudad Tru­ once an unsuccessful candidate vetoing the natural gai bill be­ would recognize the importance to their interests o f the work done Association Christmas parade will greatest cost was In mlseellan- School Board on Thursday." v jillo and San Juan. for governor—was opposed by cause of wbat Elsenhower called by the trade body office. In this I be held on Wednesday, Nov. 28 eoea Industries, 111,527. for S03 This Is the third year that the Odham who remarked that " if “ highly questionable activities" highly competitive period o f the at 5 p. m.- this year, according to Athletic Director Fred Ganas injuries. Costa vary aa to degree told the group of athletic enthu­ Stockholm has been chartered by you had English you would have by a small part of the oil-ga* in­ state's development, the operating an announcement by Tommy Mc­ Use fourih day of disability. dustry on behalf of the legisla­ budget must be increased if Sem Donald, chalrrnn ■ siasts that commensurate with the Allen Travel Service o f New less than nothing." tion. Workmen's Compensation Dl* wbat other communities are do­ York for fall cruises from N, C. lnote County is to m ike Its bid Christmas Parade Committee urhc rector Rodney Durrance of the ing ::This is not an unfair thing ports and the popularity o f these The bill sought to free natural for Industry, tourists and senior, met wl.h tin cu uur.. a Industrial Commission explains we’ re asking.” He reported what cruises Is best gas producers from direct federal citizens, It was pointed out. Not| AssockUon recently, to determine evidence in that the Workmen's Compensation th communities of DeLand, Day­ the nickname, "The Belle of regulation. only must there be more mem the date and time for tho parade. Act provides that medical and tona Beach, Winter Garden, Winter North Carolina," by whleh the McCIelaln said his first query, bers, but lirger membership dues. hospital expense and 60 per cent tivo to providing athletic contest Stockholm now is known In the which he had announced previous, The feea paid are not charity do­ or the injured workman’s aver­ fields. South. ly, went to the White House about nations or "deductions from in­ WRIGHT CITY, Okie. OBA age wage shall be paid durinx the two months ago. He disclosed that come ta x ti" but are definite in­ As the discussion regarding the During the convention cruise, period of disability. The medical Sanfurd City Commission's action regular meeting* •er,d * lecture* temporary truce hai been reached Sherman P. Adams, top prr.lrtcn- vestments in the future economy in 'McCurtain County** open range Hal aide, wrote back that the file expense of any accident is cov­ continued, President Schlrard told By MARY FOWLEIt of the county and the individual dispute, Involving hogs and thetr had been sent to the Justice De­ ered but compensation begins on the club's membership "Our con­ will be held on board. De BA ItY—Mr. and Mrs. Howbusiness that make It, the direct­ Invasion of ranches, highways, partment for it and *1 got no re­ en the fourth day of disability. tention is that the stadium Is ors were told. As leader* they ard B. Sharp celebrated their 34th gardens, flower beds—even stores 1 Most employers covered under paid for and the tax collected is ply.” were urged to work hard to build wedding anniversary Monday. end the Methodist church. the Workmen's Act have Insur­ being used for general revenu.” Among the friends stopping is the membership roll. Ranches objected to the pork­ ance which covers Injuries to their FOOTBALL GAME Michael Thomas of the VFW, Official recognition waa made to congratulate them ami lo en­ ers scrambling over their proper­ workers. Others are "self-lnsur- and a member of the Seminole MAY INTERRUPT RAIJ.Y o f tho record breaking flight In an joy an excellent tea were: Mr. and TOKYO (At—The U.S. Air Force ors." The Workmen's Compensa­ Chiefs Club, said " I f the City said today the search for a weath­ ty but squatters, who own little MIAMI WV-Democrat* who had A3D plane made by Capt. J. T. Mr»- R* r Pec>c' Mr- •nH Mrt‘ tion Division of the Industrial can spend all that money to get er plane and Its 16-man crew, be­ farm land but Iota of swine, de­ planned a rally In the Orange Blackburn o f the Sanford Naval Charles Cordova, Mr. and Mra. Commission keeps records of all the New York Giants down here lieved down in the Sea o f J»pan, clared the aoutheast Oklahoma Bowl on Oct. 18 may have to Air Station and commendation wai Gregory Keisenich, Mr. and Mrs. Accidents and the medical costa they could do something for our had produced "absolutely noth­ drought has burned up all pas give way to a high school football given to "our fellow citizen 0f ( Robert Feyl and house guest, Ulilures and only the little patches game. and compensation payments to the children. I don't think we should Seminole County." Ii,m lte»"»Ws ot New Y"rh ing.” of grass along the roads stand .‘ injured worker, and determines pay them anything for the use Public Welfare Director Pete Gordon Sweeney served aa * e c -',n d Mr*‘ J“ mM Richard*. Mr. and A spokesman said the hunt, between the animals and starve Roberta said today he had re. 'iOUt proper payments have been of the stadium.” Thomas contend­ retary and treasurer WUlis Psa- JJ” ' J j* 1}*1 M*her ,* nd Mr‘ »hmde, thus protecting both emplo. ed " I ’m opposed to paying the spread over more than 100,000 lion. ceived an inquiry concerning Use cock supplied information from ^Hllam Na**l. The g “ c*1* square miles o f choppy waters , j i n and employes. The county commissioner! voted of the stadium that night but it City anything — It doesn't seem m,incd to pUy »huffli-bouid. between Japan and Siberia, would yesterday to delay until Oct. 1 already had been reserved for the the current financials report. '" ' Through Deputy Commissioners right to me.” continue into the night. Clnrinnnti's record for conse­ any action on a petition calling Miami Edison — Miami Jackson A letter Is being written by fated throughout the state, the The average Brandeit Univer­ The plane, an RBGA—recon for a special election to decide High School game. cutive victories belongs to Ewell iustrial Commission also rules the Seminole Chiefs Club to the sity football player is 20 years Either can be switched to some Blackwell, Blacky won 16 slrslclit Cases In which a controversy Seminole County School Board re. nalssance Version of the B50 whether hogs shall be allowed to old, 187 pounds and 6 feet tell. between employer and em . rommendlng. "They pay not over bomber—was last heard from run free. The petition seeks to halt other location. in 1047. Monday £00 miles northwest of re aa to compensation due an ti,400 for the conversion of the Gov. Frank Clement of Tennes­ the practice In two preclncte Niigata, Japan, while tracking _ir*d workman. Through IU field a> football use and that it see is scheduled to address a $1,- ond life today. around Wright City. Geratd Olln Hughey, 18, driver Safety, Department the FIC also be actual cost, and that this be Typhoon Emma. Louis Monroe, a rancher, esti­ a.plate rally tomorrow night. of one of two automobiles Involv­ has special provramt to »»«Ut done only If the City will set a mated there are 700 to 100 hogs Former lightweight boxing running loose in and around ACCIDENT CLAIMS 2ND LIFE ed, was killed instantly and his industry In reducing job accidents. per-game fee for the use of the Accidents by Industry groups In stadium this year based on ac­ champion Jimmy Goodrich oper­ Wright City, a lumber mill town LAKELAND iR—An automobile brother, Glenn, 13, died last night, lemlnole County and cost lndud. tual cost, and that the stadium ates a fishing lodge at Angola, of about 1,200. accident three miles south of Lake­ four other youths were injured N. Y. pd construction, 1ST, 110,650; and tax be removed.” land Sunday ha* claimed it* sec- slightly. .-Manufacturing, 1ST, 110,721. Interest ran high at last night's meeting relative to the building th Sanford Memorial Baseball Sept. II ’ ^•‘••Bobby Boyd Is the chauffer for of stadiums for use by both Semi­ stadium at $1 a yar and operate AdnUtlofti his manager, Bemla Gllckman, nole High School anJ Crooms Aca­ the park ourselves. I’d hate to II. N. KAYEIl v TIIK CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH Francis Phillltte, (Geneva) CITY TA X ABHEHSOR JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND l‘ t»H Chicago Industrialist, who Invests demy. see two separate facilities — it s Reginald Floyd (Maitland) b h r i n o m : c o u n t y , F l o r i d a . 79ms of the fighter’s money in Howover, Athletic Director Gan­ just a waste — when some ar­ N O TIC E O F S I I T Dischargee IN UIANUKHY. h e. IM*a TH E HTATE OF FLORIDA TO: securities. as rontended "W e consldei lasing rangements can be made.” FRED PROUST. Htatlon Road, CAUL HERMANN and Alice Wright and baby Columbia Station, Ohio. MAUDE HERMANN. bis wife. Bernice Small i'lalntlff* You are hereby ootllled that .o i l has been f ll.d against you la thu Altamonte Springs) Circuit Court of Seminole County, ANNA IL CAMPUULL, t l a la , GEORGIA G R AD E “A ” • D & D Antonette Haig and baby Defendant*. Florida. In Chancery, an abbravlatNathaniel Benjamin (Sanford) rd title o f which I. F lr.t Federal SUIT TO QUIET TITLE NOTICE Savings and Loan A ssociation of Georg* V. Doisett (Longwood) HTATE OK KLUIIIDA to ANNA II. Ssmlnnln County, a corporation, Sept II CAMPUELL It allvr. her unknown i'la ln tlff Vs. Ralph D. Day at al. hpolite. If married. and IT dead the Hefrhdahta, the nature o f said suit Aimisaiena respective unknown lielre. devisee* he in * a suit to fu r.d o s e that ce r­ Vicki Barrow (Sanford) ieaaUee. and aranteee o f the said tain m ortgage dated July 1, III I, Anna II. Campbell and all parlies and o f record In M ortgage Uouk Frances Padgett (Sanford) claim ing interests hr. throuah. under l l i , pegs * ., Htmlnnlo County. F lo r­ Ralph Wayne Peter* (Sanford) r against tho eal.l Anna II. Lamp- ida, publlu (.co rd s , encumbering Jennifer Morris (Sanford) all and all parties claim ing anr the follow ing described real pro­ ealute right, title or Intereel In or pel ty. to-W ill Discharges The Houlli 10.TI teat o f Lot Ilea upon Ilia real propertr herein J. Carrol Harris (Sanford) to, and all at Lot 11, Ulock deo«»rlhod. or anr part thereof, all S. T ier S according to E. It. o ( whoa# reeldeacea A it unknpwa. Visiting Honrs T rafford'a Map of Bauford, Private Rooms — 1 1 a.tn to • uY oi?* am»- iib r r d t notified Florida, a . per plat thereof recorded In H a t Uouk 1, pages p.m. that a suit to «iul«t IIIU »»*■ t t - t t o f the public record* of tiruuglil In th® Circuit Court In and Semi-Private Room* — I p.m. to fo Seminole County. Florida. , r HomlnoU County. Florida, 4 p.m.; 7 p.m. to • p.m. a g a ln t you and #»ch ° r . VoU and you are hereby required la file antw rr In eald ault with the Pediatrics — 11 a.m. lo I p.m. claim ing anr e.tute. right, till# or yuur Interest In or lien upon the fo llo w - undersigned Clerk o f said Court (Parent* a n d / o r grandparents lng-it*»crlb»d real property altuat# and to eerva a copy thereof upon P la in tiff's attorney what* In grm lnola County. Florida, to.w lt: the A N E W LO W PJtICE only) All that part o f Ilia Houthoaat name end address appear l>e|nw, Obstetrics — According to ac­ Quarter (SH U ) o f the Northwest pa nr before tha 11th day o f OeQuarter IN W H I o f Hectlon If. tuber H it and In default thereof comodation* and nn visitors during Tow nihlp II Houtli. Ilang# 10 Decree Pro C onfrsso wilt ha en­ feeding o f babies. FRESH | FRESH GROUND Kant, which Ilea North o f th# tered eg a ln .l you. Temporary Truce Reached In Open Range Dispute ^ RAirORD (JO— Leslie J Swann, Fleming T o Bring ! 58, former police chief of HuntGroup Up-To-Date 'ington W. Va., and former deputy O n SHS S g fTliflGISS sheriff in Hillsborough and Orange counties, has been named assist­ ant warden of state prison Ward, en DeWltt Sinclair announced. The pos* had been vacant since Sinclair succeeded L. P. Chapman as warden the first of the yeirJw Swann retired as police chief in Huntington about U years ago and came to Florida to live. M A U tllN CONNOLLY Sharps Celebrate 34th Anniversary Youngnt National Junior Ten­ nis Chimpion, youngest single* queen In 4/ yrare, eats Champ eis-vst w hm W » * l Oss.i C*. ■ Search For Lost Plane Fruitless will go fo r Champ lh* eatro-vifamin breed chompleni chooi* THE WOMEN'S AUXILIARY OF SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Hospital Notes Legal Notice WILL RECEIVE 5 FRYERS ON EVERY PACKAGE SOLD AT OUR STORES MEET YOUR 8 BENEFIT NEIGHBOR SALE! n&^Oiod&LCAKE MIXES PIG FEET H'BURGER 5 3 79 STEAK 59 ROAST"33 LB. Lb s . ROHM) OR T-RONE REEF CHUCK True- Flavor ICE MILK LB. lit * Mi m ao 1:11 t ilt t :lt Tit# Till T ill Sit! lilt e 9 TRU-FLAVOR _ | A Pint l# C COFFEE 79c BALLARD’S IN TIN lbs. 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N> o f tho Hmilhwa.t corner o f lha eald Houtheaet Quarter o f the Northwest Quar­ ter: run thenca Ea«t to the westerly ahoro o f a gmall lake: thenca Southeaeterlr to a point tw o hundred nlnety.two and fifty -fiv e ona.hundredtha faal (S fS .llft.) North o f th# aoulhaaet corner nf the eald Houtheaet Quarter o f the Northweat Quar. W1TNKHH my hand and o fficia l seal at the t.'ounty Court llousa, Sanford, Hemlnola County. Florida, this 11th day o f September, till. O. 1*. Herndon Clerk o f the Circuit Court and v»u are hereby required to file with the Clerk o f the eald Circuit t-ourl el the Court H om e In Han­ ford. Florida, personally or by your attorney, your anewer o r nther w rit­ ten defen.ee If any and to eerve a copy thereof upon the P la in tiff, attorney whose name le W ebber n. Haines. 5«# ra ck Avenue, South. W lntee Park, ant later than lha l*»h dav or Heplemhrr. IMS, therein sellin g up thn estate, right, title nr Intereet In or Hen upon lha above, drecrlbed properly claimed hy you: and should vou fall to do en d e ­ cree pro confeeeo w ill ba enterad against you. W IT N K M my hand and tha eeal ,.f said Court, at Hanford. Florida, thla lis t day o f August. 111*. O. P. jle re d o n CLERK OF THU AHOVRBTTLKD COURT. NOTICE o r PROl-r.EIIINlit FOR TH E CLOalNU OF PORTION OF HOAD T o WHOM TT MAT CONCERN! You w ill take aotlee that tha Board of County Com missions*, o f Seminole County. Florida, upna th . petition o f qualified lend owners, will at t :!# o 'clo ck A. M., on tha Znd day o f October. A. D . L i t . In said County Commissioners' room In the Seminole County Court House. In Hanford. Florida, rnnstder and determine w hether to close, vacate, abandon, discontinue disclaim and renounre aey right that tha aald t'ountv and the public hava In and to that portion of a street located In Kemtnnte County, Florida, dell nested upon a map o r plat as l street described aa follow*, tn-w lti All that part o f Peaoon Rtreel adjacent tn and West nf latte IT and II o f Van Arsdale Oehorn* B rokerage Co.'s Add. t* Black Hammock, according to map th ereof recorded In Plat Bonk I. page SI n f th* pnbtle records o f Bemlnols County, Florida. PERHONH IN TCnrH TKD MAT APPEAR AND RE HEARD AT THE TIME AND PLACE A ROVE SPECIFIED. NOTICH The l i l t Tag Assessment Roll nf the City " f Hanford. Florida, will he submitted In the Cltv Comnileilnn siltin g as an Equalisation Hoard on Monday Hepteraher IT ISIS, at I t# o'clock P. M. All persons desiring corrections made In eald Roll. whether In listing nr valuation o f property or otherwise, should file with the HOARD o r Cltv Clerk nn nr heforo the dev MIHHIONRIia prevlou. In the meeting their peti­ COUNTY tions setting forth their objections Ry /a / W . nr com plaint, and tho ch a n ge, th .y Chairman desire tn have mad*. (COMMISSIONERS* M ORE ARMOUR SHORTENING LIMIT S PLEASE r- 7/°TOP GOLDEN RIPE SupirMarkm” BANANAS w * / \ BIBS. 29c S 3 E E S 8 9 B * R. Miller SEAM th a n Ju st a t h ir s t q u e n c h e r YELLOW CAKE M IX CHOCOLATE1 DEVILS FOOD H0HEY SPICE1 M IX MARBLE CAKE M IX 't h q G w c t a . ANGEL FOOD M IX 2 k>« GINGERBREAD M IX 2 for BROWNIE M IX 2 FOR 99. 49. 69. Dutch Chocolate Drink 3Lacarton 59c » COI.'NTT COM. o r SEMINOLE 1 I w / i / lv/ s VEGETABLE LONG GRAIN ...... h Burdick DC (Official Heal) A. Edwin Hhlnhol.er p. n. Hog i s . tin Sanford Atlantic Bank Building Sanford. Florida. Attorney for rte ln tlff WHITE CAKE M IX NO MIXING! Y ****erftrif«t fr*ai f V cdrtM AT YOUC STORf . . . AT YOUt DOOR When TMAftlen it* kef. tir#41*4 lk.n H .fi** them * ceeimf 4riak Hut's •**4 hr them/ Gtv* them kif. C*M ftsues *f Beteea's Dutch Ckecai«t* Drink! I m 4m 'i Dutch CkecalsH Brisk k ***** th** jast a thirst qaeacher. it's • Mtriti*iM ilk f feed b«#*n f* rick ia rt*l aiMk a*«ritkm*aT. It's mrttiI reel— «aJ *efr« M kktn hec.at# it's Havered with Datcb c*c*d pen.4 frem HriUadt Year y*a*fst*n wiN lev* ill ricK cbecUtey H are*!Iff it! 0 �r\ re * .. Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified ".—HOOFING PLUMBING Empty? A N T ADS RENT 'EM EAST Ph. 1821 1A—PLACES to EAT HAVE YOU ET YET 7 Come on out to tha Doggie Diner A Bar, Lake Mary. MAR.LOU RESTAURANT 9 Friday Menu: Bed Snapper, Lobiter, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop*, Fiih Stick*. . Saturday Menu: Prime Hlb Itoait, T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and Meat Batle, All Garden vego. tables, HWY 17-U2 South, Phone 1176-W. 4—LOST LOST-Ladies Gold Wrlit Watch. Expansion band. Vicinity of Touchton'a k Firit St., Saturday. Phone 493. FOUND—Ona Bird dog, apparent* ly S yeari old. Owner may have by describing and paying for thli ad. Call 827-51 evenings. LOST — Boxer dog, fawn color with black marking down middle of back. Answers to “ Topper’ ’. Call MO. REWARD. 5—PERSONAL NOTICES KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Bads Day, Week, or Month—TeL 1423. Furniture Center — _______ 118 West First SL_______ A U TO M O TIV E I—BOATS AND MOTORS Evlnrude Sales k Service ROBSON Sporting Goods 904 E. 1st St. Phone 098 11—TRACTORS (* Bmall Case Tractor in good con­ dition. Suitable for farm or amall grove. Price <325. Call Ray Herron 100 after 0:00 p.ra. 1343-W. 12—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to sea ui before you buy. Open Eveninga and Sunday*. Eastaide trailer Salta Palatha, Fla. Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 688-XR. This Is a free past to the Rita Theatre for Mrs. John Bijrgio, Lake Mary’. Exp. data Sept 21. 1988. SO dt. Aluminum House Trailer. '54 model, modern. Dreamwold Trailer Park,________ _______ 14—USED CARS I've got a nice, clean, 1951 Ponti­ ac Catalina lor only 1795. Ray , Herron, Phone 100, or 1343-w after 0:00 p.m. c* 1954-Willys, 8-cyl. 4 wheel drive, station wagon. A-l condition throughout, 11295.00. Seminole Truck !i Tractor Co. 1100 French Avt. Ph. 1500. 38-WORK WANTED—FEMALE CONCRETE Baby-silting or house cleaning. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete Thonc 1581-J. Rachel Hicks. Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement M / / This is a free pass tu the Movie, Concrete Pipe to 6leet All Quailland Ride-ln Theatre for Billy ficatlons. Palmer. Exp, date Sept. 21, Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. to n ir«t.ii, ami •repair , 1060. Oat West 13th 81. Phone 2M9 1007 Sanford \\r 31-WORK WANTED—MALE 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT I'LUMUINU Experienced Automobile Accoun. Contract and Itepair Work tent and Office Manager dc. HAYNES Office Machine Co.. Typewriters, adding machines. Free Estimates sires position .in any type icR. L. HARVEY Sales-Rental*, 314 6tag., Ph. 44. counting work. G o o d refer­ 204 Sanford Ave. Phone II ences. Apply Box C.S. Nan- STUDENTS—see the newest thing ford Herald. in typewriters — Royal's 1957 22—SPECIAL NOTICES “ Twin-Pak" portable. Th* fast­ 32-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING est portable on the market. In Slip Covers and Drapes 7 colors. 24 months to pay. ACT NOW I Own your own driveSTANLEY KULP Office Supply In. Franchise protected. Fi­ 117 S. Powell's PHONE 2858-J. Magnolia Phone 986 nancing available. Wc train you. Write Dog n Suds, Inc., 47—FURNITURE - HOUSEHOLD All types and aUcs, Installed « Box 646, Champaign, llllnoli "Do It Yourself.” Buy your Furniture at Berry's 35-MONEY TO LOAN WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Warehouse Furn. Co., at 801 W. STINE 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ AUTO LOANS Machine and Supply Co. iture at warehouse prices. COST LESS 207 W. 2nd SL Pb. I AT Solve the GATLIN BROTHERS "G u e s t" SleepiiiK Problem Florida State Bank Dragline k Bulldozer Service With An Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2495-W Sanford, OF SANFORD ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 3130. • M E R C H A N D ISE - • A beautiful couch by day • A comfortable 60 inch wide bed 47—ARTICLES for RENT BULLDOZING by night. • Converts to twin beds LOWERY * BRIDGES NOW 8 mm film rental library • Converts to a couch and a at W’leboidt'a Camera Shop. 210 single bed. 8. Park Ave. CROSLEY - BEND1X Sales and Service $ 9 4 .5 0 43-ARTICLES for SALE RANDALL A Selection of Beautiful Tailored Electric Company Cover* and Bolsters We buy and leU used furniture. Service— Quality— Satiafacllon Paying top cash prices for any Slightly Extra Pb US Sanford 2U7-J-3 Da " — thing of value. 8UPER TRADECHOLS BEDDING CO. 1NG POST on 17-92 Ph. 2063-W. Comer 2nd * Magnolia, Ph 1232 FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u n “ Bad Bamberger’ ’ Mgr. Well Drilling, HOWARD Decker upright Plano, $75.00. Good Open Monday’s til 9:38 p. ra. LONG, Phone 388 207 I condition, Just tuned. Ph. 1725-R. VISIT OUR BALCONY Commercial Ave. —Factory to You— Used furniture, apptuncee, tools, ENVELOPES, Letterheads, Aluminum etc. Bought-aold. Larry's Mart Venetian Blind* 321 East tst St. Phone 1831. programs, • tc . Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom Printing Co. Phone 408 A RUG rail with plastic ends. Plastic or West 13th SL FOR EVERY ROOM rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cord*. IN THE HOUSE Phone 1008-W. Sonkmrlk Gtoxx an* Paint Co. Cover your floora now at these GREAT 8AVINCS: 111-114 West lad St. Tbone u o FOR A BETTER JOB Size 6x9 . . . . ---- Sale Price <3.93 See— Army Cota, <5.M; Paint, 32.50 gal. Size 7HxB .......... . Sale Price <4.95 ROY REEL'S T-Sbirta, 44c; Army-Navy 8ui> Size 9x12 ............ Rile Price <7.95 Auto Painting lus, 310 Sanford Ave. Size 9x15 ........... Sale Price <9.95 308 W. 2ml Phone I Also rial valuca In other Gold Seal COME IN and browse around. and Armstrong linoleum Bug* Septic Tank* Cleaned & F.M.B. Sc, 10c, 25c Store, 321 in assorted iltfs. Sanford Ave. ispec WILSON-MAIER Free Ins] Sanford., Floorida. Where you Always find big values, Ultrellte (Fingertip-light) Samso­ Quick credit and easy terms. nite Luggage. Sanford Jewelry 311 E. 1st St. Phone 958 k Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. E M P LO YM EN T WHITE Nearly new Hearing Glassai. Coat 8EW1NG MACHINE CENTER 14 -CHILD CARE 1383. Will sell for |125. Write Sales, Service nnd Rentals Box LJ, Sanford Herald. 0 A R RE TT 'S up to 3 years, 5 days a t----- , 323 E. First 8t. Phoiw 1422 *16, Mrs. Earl Nettle*, ()^*n ONE Studio couch, 1 months old. 48-FARM and OARDDEN der St. Longwood. Phone 639-W. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g t 28-HELP WANTED—FEMALK This Is a free pass to the Prairie Plants In any quantity. Ready Imke Drive in Theatre foe R - Apply Toucbtsn'* for setting out 8ept 10th. Vari­ U. Hutchison. Exp. date Sept. •e, Mr. Clark. eties am of Midseasen, Marion 21, 1056. Market, Early Round Dutch, SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Steady year 'round work, ex­ New portable Singer dewing 111a Mammoth Red and Eatly Copen­ cellent wage*. Free hospitalizechine, <35. E. Carter, Lilac hagen, all from Certified Ferrytiou and life insurance, pleas­ Drive In DeRary, Fla. Morris Seed, Ripe k Ready To­ ant working conditions, paid mato k Produce Co., Statu Farm­ 44 APPLIANCES holidayi and vacations. Apply ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Phone 331, in person to BROOKFIELD MILLS, 208 N. Elm. FRIGIDAIRE appliances, e a l o a and service. G. IL High, Ovtede. PEARS, small for pickling, 11.00 MOTHERS per bu. You Pick. Rring basket. Fla. Phone FO-6-331S or Sanford Du you need extra moi . C. Hawke, Paola. IM2-W after 8 9. m. children In school or college? Pleasant, profitable part-time For Bale—3/4 HP air-conditioner*. 58-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Mitchell. Only 3 for $17443 each. 1 IIP Mitchell alr-eondltlnner, Clarinet, 845. Phone 5IS-W. 975, Orlando. <189.00. All brand new. Fire­ Oxford Clarinet. Like new, rbcap. stone Store, Ph. 12. Phone 641-J, SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Echols Hi-Rizer are seeking permanent employ­ ment. Want ■ real buy in a '61 Buick 4-door special? Call Ray Her­ If you have the potential*, we will train you for one of the ron, 160 or 1343-W ufUT 0:00 most interesting job* in San­ p.ra. ford. '4* Buick A door. Tires, motor k body in excellent condition. You will work Monday through Make an offer. Phono 292-W. Friday and have regular sche­ duled Increases in salary. 1962 Pontiac Catalina, clean a* a whistle, and all good rublx-r. Only *995. Ray Herron 1’b, Minimum requirements are at lean a high school education, ages 11-18, ability to typo, permansnt resident of Sanford. BU SIN ESS SER VICES Apply at Southern Bell Telephone k Telegraph Co. 118 South Pal­ metto Avenue, Sanford Florida 18—RRAUTY PARLORS J M s m AM conditioned Salon H H m U 'i B t»otjr Nook II* i . Q8k___________ Ph. 871 Tl-RUIUMNG - REPAIRS P 4 0 IT V S Meld colored or white. 2663-R after 6:00 p.m. Pb. 27-HELP WANTED • MALE ATTENTION RETIRED NAVAL PERSONNEL FLOOR sanding and finishing. usl 0 opportunity | to represent Cltanlng, waxing. Serving Semi­ Unusual us life Insurance wise to Bannole county alaee 1925. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary For •a r* tall Mr. Tasker. McHANIfY-BIIITH 2416 S. Park PAINT'S Phone 1103 S6—PIANO SERVICE L L Sill — Piano Technician Pksss 2184 Rente 1, Saafard |1—ROOFINQ«FLUMRINO W. J. KING 45-BUILDING MATERIALS ford and vicinity. Will train and assist. Our standards era high, but to tha eligible rain this offer* an cxceUtnl opportunity. • Company baa excellent rating * la buslnesi for over 13 yaars. Addrcs* your laquirie* to P.O. Box 6883, Orlando, Florida. Experienced general automotive mtchanle. Apply R. A. Smith rare Chase A Company. 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS 85—HOMES Modern trailer, Dreamwold Truller Ct, >12.60 wk. Ph, 2220. —LEAVING TOW NWILL SACRIFICE L'.vcly w.ooo Lake Mary hume. 2 Bedroom.', CBC, burnt wood ceilings. Jalouted windows, car porte, large lot, lake privilege. 55,395, 5035 down, <46 month. PHONE 1863-M. This I* n free pass to tha Rilr. Theatre for 8. C. Gardner Exp, date Sept. 21, 1956. If Interested tn apartment clean­ er than average. Close in. See Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 816. HUTCHINSON'S Ocean Fr Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Da] Beach. Call 2374-W for re se n t tions alter 6:00 p. ra. SMALL 2-Bcdroom home. down payment. Phona days or 1695-M, nights. TH E SA N F O R D Low 544, Nice 3-bedroom home close in. Ga­ rage, 4 lots. <10,000, Some Terms P.O. Box 1597, Sanford. Frtnclf Avenue hume euitablc for home k business. For Informe 3-Hcdroom frame home on 2 lota. uou call 1494. Living room, separate dining room, and kitchen. Bathroom, 3 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms screened porches. 2 room apt. private baths. 114 W. First St. In renr Private entrance. Few Avalon Apu. Efficiency, Ph. f 20-W citrus trees. <5000. P.O. Box 292. Geneva, Fla. SEE Seminole Realty for Destr able Hornet and Apts. Phone 27. *225 DOWN 3 Bedrooms ami Carporta Furnished Apt. 500 Park Ave. Terazzo Floors Kitchen Equipped EFFICIENCY ApartmenL Suit­ Nice ltoaidcnti.il able for bachelor or couple. Landscaped Yards Private bath. Aerate from Post Ready for occupancy in 4 week* Office. Maauei Jacobson. A . K. SH O E M A K E R , JR . DESIRABLE one and two bed Huildrr room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W. Phone 1991 1000 Mellonville Thla Is • free rats to the Movie s m a l l To w n o f land Ride-In Theatre for Meric Summerslll, Geneva. Exp. date LONG WOOD New 2-bedroom masonry home 55'x25' on lots lOO'xlOO'; 8 miles New two bedroom houses, kitchen from Base, city utilities. 88700. equipped. 1804 Washington. Pb. Good term* for Navy Person­ 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box nel. Phone Owner-Builder, Win­ 302 Sanford. ter Park 26-2584. Lake front 2-bedroom C.B. Fishing, swimming. Ph. 3086-W' By Owner—Two store building Sanford Ave.. Ph. 1580. 3. after 4:30. 2-BEDROOM House, living room, Nice Comfortable home only a few blocks from Post Office kitchen, Florida room tad car Easy term*. I-ow price. Ed porte. In town, Phone 2086. ward F. Lane, Phone 2190. 2-bedroom furnished apt. Very 3. Bedroom house Wynnewood clean and close-in. Jimmy Co­ nelghltorhood. Equipped with wan Ph, 616. electric kitchen, blinJs, heater. <600 Down, <55 monthly pay­ F rn. Lake Cottage, Ph. 654-M. ments. See at 2000 Adams. Ph. 4354. 2 A 3 room freihly painted apta. For Sale or Rent—4 bedroom • Phone 2883-W or 1113. house. 2007 Adams, Phono Duplex furnished apartment, three 1768-1. room, 150.00. 2101 Magnolia, Ph. •4-LOTS 1673, Robert A. William*. 1821 H E R A L D Wed. Sept. 12. 1956 W M T 'A * W O H PW ^ Mar* . 1 Coach Turns To Want Ads To Get Grid Candidates ■1 , a! DrttralntJ is kull.l a tol­ ler (awtotl H i s last yen, Tr»ey n<tr«lt, gri.l ciurli »t ScntosMem Jtinier In llrjr i« secure) dir ■ttrrial to seeded by pltcIr* a CUitilled Ad la tto Cldcsga Tribsar. lie qsictly rrcrlttd btsdrrdr *( phase crtli rad trkgfsnr. M w« Sisra Wr *1 earn ins * * « ! • « * . . . 7’29 »«1 *••. La lli Itli, Went 4’, I* On I o n t it > - ag r»6>»a*nw6 DAILY CROSSWORD "w -;:ic» ACRORR DOWN tS U rit-Jin 1 .1trad cook 3. Price of passage 9. Rock 10. Not dead 12. Convenient­ ly near 13. Heavenly body with a long tall 14. Antlered animal 18. Stitch 15. New Teatamrnt (abbr.) 17. Makea deeper 20. Chief dnty ( Babyl. > 21. Attempt 23. Mineral vein 23. Plague 25. Biblical name 28. Former ruler of Germany <title) 32. Self 33. Dreamily thoughtful 31. Mulberry 35. Stripe 36. Marshy meadow 37. One who plays-----the pipe* 39. Correct 41. River (Fr.) 43. Baptismal hasina 43. Rodents 44. Makra knotted lac* 1. Swiss herdsman's hut 2. To long l for 1 3. Old times (archaic) 4. Fated Iodic (Scot.) 5. Confronts 6. Below (naut.) 7. Border 8. leveled V. Lean-tos 11. An endeavor tScot.) 15. A rubbersoled canvas ahoe NI c a bedroom. Private entrance For your future home sito we have lots priced (ram <325.00 up, in A bath. Phone 3029-W. several location* in City. Attractive Lake Front Lots Furn. or unfum. 2-bedroom apart* Ph. 1359 ment. Screened porch. Phone OZIER REALTY CO. 1013-M. Lot* 81' x 135'. Partly landscap­ ed. Dreamwold Section. 2411 3-Room furnlihed apt. Including Chase Ave. Phone 1973-M. Utllitiei, 180. 107 W. 9th St. 87—BROKERS and REALTORS Clean 2-bodroom apartment. En­ tire second floor, 808 Elm. Ph. NEAR HOSPITAL „ . 20IBW.................. New^ra* bedroom block home Just completed. Priced at only <7500 Rooms for rent. 413 Willow. with terms. Located at 804 E. Completely furnished 2 bedroom 4th St. house near Air Base, Phone Robert A. Williams, Realtor ■10-J or 84T-M. Raymond Lundquist, Associate 3-ROOM furnished apartment, Phone''1873 Atlantic Rank Bldg. Call 2461-J. NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL, we have two excellent buys la 3 Sleeping rooms, <6.00 ner week. bedroom homes, 1 and 3 year* Private entrance, 420 W. 1st old, but Ilka now In conuitlun. (U. As low as 110,200. Can b* hand­ Ilitv 2-betirooni trailer with utilit led for 31500 down, with Immed­ 47—BROKERS and NEALl'ORS room and Florida room on prliate possession. HEAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN vate lot. $60. ph. 24IH-R. 2544 French Ave. 4-room garage apt., |40, So. Looking for home and Income? We J. W. IIA L L , H KALTO Il have some excellent offerings Cameron Ave. Phone 15I4.lt Johnny Walker, Associate for either the Investor or person “ Call Hall" Phono 1768 2-bednxim unfurnished house. looking for Income along with Hardwood floora, excellent con living quarters. Consult A REALTOR First ditlon. 312 Holly Ave.. <60 ner month. Phone M. I„ Ra C'LILLKN A N D 1IAHKKY bom 654-J, Phoae 2313 W. DIETRICHS T. IV. HERO 106 N. Park Ave. REALTORS 3 Bedroom furnished house *55 53—WANTED to BUY 45—BUILDING MATERIALS CLOSE TO OCEAN Phene 27 or 111 3 Bedroom unfurnished, <50. 1901 Park Ave Furnished modern collage, CUR, Wanted—Baby Bed, clean. Phone Tyndslls Grocery. Lake Monroe. tile bath, fenced yard. 2 years ir " IT IS REAL ESTATE USED BK1CK Smith, 1S78-W Sanford. old, <1,000 down, balance ’ like *«k Crumley A Monteith TWO CARLOADS beautiful used 16—BUSINESS—INDUSTRIAL runt. Jack Golden Really, New at 117 South Park. Phone 772 brick. Orange, red, and burnt • R E N T A L S Smyrna Beach. They Know blaek. See them at SHERMAN Service Station for Rent nr Lease. CONCRETE PIPE CO. Excellent location. Contact N. 54—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS $1,000 DOWN GOLDSBORO LOTS L. Bishop. Phone 2451 or 2411 Largs 3 bedroom, 2 batk heme 3 nice large building lots close lo RED-l-MIX CONCRETE Rose Court: 6 room apartment, Ranferd. an large lot Window Bills • Lintels school and shopping. Reasonable furnished. Kitchen equipped. Ph. SepUo Tanks • State Approved and terms. 14*4. Price <17,300 .Sand • Cement Mortal Mix R E A L E STATE FOR THE DISCRIMINATING Miracle Concrete Co. 5-room unfurn. apt. newly decora­ Built to owners specification, ROSA L. P A Y T O N . 309 Elm Ave. Phone 133* ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 305-W. 65—HOMES lovely 2-bedroom home, set on Registered Real Estate Itroker beautiful landscaped grounds. Phooa 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha HURRY!_____HURRY! . . . . HURRY!-------HURRY!! Will build on your le t Your plan Large living room, all electric or ours. Wa caa arrange finan­ Modern 2-bcdroom ’.-oncrata block kitchen, pine floors, partial to M A T H E R * S homo with utility room, car cing. Call us for additions or basement, extra large closet*. porte, atoragr, porch w i t h remodeling. U SED F U R N IT U R E D E P A R T M E N T And many other fraturr* make schecti and Jalousies, hardwood this one special. Available im­ Taka advantage 0 f our Ckazt-Up Wotk LOWELL E. OZIER floors, well k pump with sprink mediately at <14,000. Owner ■adder - Phone IMS Of all Used Merchandtoa ling system. <9285.00. Monthly leaving town. Office: 1881 S. Orlando Or. payment <52.50. Largo 4-Pc Modern Bedroom Suit • ............................... ......... 598JO DO YOU WIHII TO KELL YOUR PROPERTY? Mahogany Vanity Base, Matching Bed and Chair .......... ....... <38.00 Three bedroom frame house Just Let oir experience and contact Inside City. With 3 lots <c large Rollawiy Bed and Mattress (Twin g a t) . 44.00 bo of service to you. Wo shall treat, hardwood floors, 2 screen­ be happy lo discuss your prop ed porches front k back, large 3-Drawer Chest,'on castera -------»••••• • •• M 18.00 erty at no obligation. Call 906 living room-dining r o o m k or 2132 first thing. 2-Pe Plastic Sofa Bed Suite ........ Breakfast nook. Newly decora­ ARB YOU LOOEING FOR A ••••#*•• $I4J0 ted both Inside k out. <9000.00 NEW BOMB? W. H. “ B a r STEMPER 2-Pc Living Room Suite ............... 57.00 ----Terms. Guy Allen, Aaaecleto 2-Pc Sofa Bed Suite, with plastic arms ____ _ 59SI SEE and COM PARE Ariette Price, Asaocialo OZIER R E A L T Y CO. Realtar — General Insurance Large Platform Rocker Tho Homes Built . 4100 • r a ita tsttix Laura B. Ozlcr. Broker Phan* 983 or 2133 111 N. Park Ave. By llarel M. Field. Associate Plastic Cocktail Chaira ----- ........ • m m « I S 4 M M M X •m ee e e a a a • 2801 So. Orlando Ilwy. Phone 1359 ODHAH A TUDOR, INC. EVENINGS: 3H* and 790 •arge Lounge Chair ------------- . . . . eeeeeeeeeee* *4A8 ^JU j Builders of Flso Homo For Florida Living Wicker Chair and Rocker, both for -a a a • a *7AO A B. PETERSON CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S BEAUTIFULLY Daalgoad Three Brokir Associates: A. B, PaUrson through Classified ads. Let an Table, 4 Chairs and Buffet .. . . IM S! Jr., P. J. Cbestarson, Garfield And Fnur Bedroom Homai experienced ad-writer assist you Willetts, John Meiscb and R. W. 1 k 3 baths Vanity with Triple M irror............ $7JO Williams. A C. Doudncy, Land TOO MUCH FURNITURE? ClaaVaried Selection of Plaai AvailOak Buffet, good condition ........ * able. Surveyor. silled ads MU the surplus for Phone 1128 CASH. Phono 1821 tor an Priced Frost t lljo o to <24,000 116 N. Park Ave. 5-Pe Chroma Dinette ________ ... *29.68 VA (CD—FHA A FHA InservTable and 4 Chaira (w o o d )_____ <13J* Ico Financing. Lake Drive Theatre for Bill Stamper. Exp, date Sept 21, HOMES AVAILABLE: Drop-leaf Table and 3 Chairs (w ood) S9J* South I960. Pinecrest . .. . Sanford, Fla. Twin IUU1 Beds .................... — •..........ta ck ........... *4J9 Grove M anors........ Sanford, Flo. Alexander Ik Stringer Valencia Villa* . . . . DcLand. Fli Odd Chrome Chairs ( n e w ) -------Real EsUto A Insurance SALES OFFICE Mrs. Lounne Massangar, Also A Big Selection of Coed Used Refrigerator*; Gas, Electric and 9825 R. Franck Ave. 107 MagnoUa Ave. Pb. If Oil Bangea and Many Oth er Hams Not Listed at PNono >186 A 1880 Terrific Savinga. After 6:80 p. a . Call S371-W Seminole Realty 18. Rubstance In a item 19. Evening (poet.) 20. Board of ord­ nance iabbr.) 22. Flower wreaths MATHER 0 Mather's Easy Terms F SANFORD Phooa 1ST - 1 »«iivv WWell • l • V IT, -:iifus -It H ll M E III . 7 '-I O HML’ i.itdii :rIN 1 ii-.ia 11 UST-tll 7,1 l i t . n rv i i : im , >u Ud vir-'tii 1 tiro.-X-JU, 1 i-F-.lflUM ,5011 rimiM ui tv Yeeteeday'a Hi 'I ^ • H b I rft 31. 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M For Delivery AN Established 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T ), FLORIDA D A IL Y NEW SPAPER THURSDAY SEPTEMBER IS, 1956 Associated Preaa Leased Wire SES Office M a y O pen In Sanford I AND MRB. CHESTER REARDON OF DB BARV show some of the ceramic artistry created thir workshop which has just been established In their Iwme. Mrs. Reardon holds an intricate de- Mi modeled into a table lamp. (Staff Photo) -4 • * .v t | [ONBTRATING THE USE o f molds In ceramics; On tha table, before Mr. and Mrs. Cheater lion, are several of the hundreds of molds they nie in their hobby. (S taff Photo) Keardons To Hold | O n e White, 2 Negro Ceramics Classes v For Cub Scouts ■ T MARY FOWLER DE BARY — To one who con­ fessedly standi In awe o f all art, Mjt* lovely ceramics of Mr. and airs. Chaster Reardon present in­ vitations to learning. The Rear­ dons are so genuinely enthusias­ tic. about tha modeling, tinting and biasing of their designs, that callers remark wistfully, "I wish T could make aomethlng half as pretty” and the hosts ask them to etay and watch the process. In Pittsburgh, tha Reardons Aagght this work, themselves first mating taken it up as a hobby, being instructed in schools <af tie East and the West, with some of their beat inspirations coming from a visit to California. In Da Bary, to the utter delight o f tho Cub Scouti, they are goto hold elassea once more, these young men. "It will ba as rewarding for us as for them," smiled Mrs. Reardon, |KW* were surprised in PittsBurgh when we taught the Jhvwniee, by their Innate aense *1 proportion and their Inven­ tiveness in characterisation. For instance, one made a Santa Claus that was so lifelike 1 always Ibtnk o f him aa the real Santa. Children can teach u* all." .We wandered about, amaxed mid openly curious when our A bets gently parted moulds and V e m each matrix brought out artistic biu that were just being •born." "Bom* of the larger and more intricate figures,*’ explained Mr. Reardon, "are poured Into •neparate molds and reassembled •After they are baked. On* must 3fcrn to handle them gently, too. If the pupil doeen't want to stain them on* o f the 77 eolore and .tints available, they will eom* out *b!aqu*. Otherwise they go back Into I860' heat. (W * have a huge S O volt kiln coming la from Tex­ an any day now). I f gold touches •s* desired or delicate features are to he modeled, this is done n d then they go in to mature, S a* lt » 7 * - W e can m s that the Cub B ou ts ere going to delight their I with charming gift* from trie* of lessons learned at inrdoa home during the -OAINE8V1LLK lit - The Unlverdir nf Florida'* medical artes­ ian beUding win bn dedicated Oct. JfcU. It U the first unit of the c a n s Miller Henhk Center. A CLAY, Ky., idt — Only on* while and two Negro pupil* and seven of a (caching staff o f 17 showed upj for class today In the fa ct o f thla community’a passive resistance against integration. The mayor said white* would boycott the school. Ia sharp contrast to past days,| BELFAST, Northern Ireland eft no'crowd showed up at the school —Police discovered today a boy— where the enrollment is 380. apparently about 7—who they said The two Negro pupils, James | Gordon, 10, and his sister, Teresa has never bathed, rannot eat hu. g, arrived an hour and a half be-! man food, who grunts like an ani­ fore class was to start. They play­ mal and roosts like ■ chicken. Sgt. Hugh Ross said the "piti­ ed In the school yard and talked 40 newspapermen and National ful little boy" was found in a hen house at Down Patrick, County Guardsmen posted In the area. Several student* came lo school Down, 13 miles from Belfast. He ha* been taken to a home but quickly left after they had picked up book* and personal be­ in Bclsfst andt limed over to a longings. Seven appeared ready to team of phyilelans for examina­ stay but six left before the as- tion. tembly bell. One unidentified Sgt. Ross said a group of child, whits student was still in the ten playing "hide and seek" ran school. Into the hen house, which adjoin* Mayor Herman Z. Clark out­ a cottage occupied by a widow spoken integration foe, said: and her two grown daughters. *TII not rest until James and Tch children found the boy Teresa Gordon return to a school perched on a roost with the hens where they belong. We will follow and rooster*. m policy o f passive resistance by "He cannot talk. He cannot walk keeping our children out o f school and he rannot eat human food," until (he Gordons leave." (Continued oa Page Sevea) Only the school principal, Mrs. Irene Powell, and six teachers were present. MaJ. Gen. J. J. B. Williams and two State Police cars escorted the Gordon children to school. Tha Gordons rode in the family car. At Iho school, Williams took the children by the hand and led them onto the school ground where be Instructed a Guardsman: "When school open* let the Gor­ dons go in the front door j u t like the white Children." Talmadge Elected George's Successor ATLANTA (It — Georgia’s suc­ cessor to veteran U. B. Sen. Wal­ ter F. George will be Herman E. Talmadge, 43-year-old stauneh ra­ cial segregationist. Talmadge rod* to victory yes­ terday in the Democratic primary —equivalent to election in thla state—over Melvin T. Tbompaon, whom he has twice defeated for governor, but never by auch a smashing margin na In tha Senato race. Talmadge led in nil o f the countie* heard from—147 o f « total o f 159 — and had 371 o f the decisive county units In hi* column to nooo for hit rival. He had appealed in his cimpalgn for an "overwhelm­ ing mandate" to carry his battle for "local self-determination" — and racial segregation — to ' the coogress. A survey that will be started next week will determine whe« ther or not a State Employment Scrvlco office will be re-opened In Sanford, according to Tom Ijiwton Jr., manager o f the Flor­ ida State Employment Service of­ fice In Orlando. Two representative* of the agency will spend three or more week* calling on business firms and farmer* employing 10 or more people and Invcitlgatlng other phaiei o f employment posalbilltlea In this aectlon. Lawton pointed out that ahould the of­ fice l>c e»tabll»hcd, it l» probable that It would »ervo the fringe area o f Voluila county that bor­ der* Seminole county. The pro­ gram li deiignrd to provide the service for economic area* ra­ ther than limit the function* of the offlco to a political subdi­ vision, the Orlando executive aald. Today letter* are being »ent from Tallaha*»ee In which Wil­ liam Norwood Jr., Director o f the Florida State Employment Ser­ vice I* atklng pewon* employ­ ing 10 or ntoro peoplo to cooper­ ate fully with the team o f »urveyor* In aupplylng accurate In­ formation. It la pointed out that the data are confidential. Should any bu»lne»* or farm not get one o f three letter*, they ■hould phone the local Chamber of Commerce office, Lawton ■aid; It la eitlmated that the field work for the report will take at lean three week*, after which action niuit be taken both In Tallahasoe* and Washington. The growth o f the number of worker* In thl* are* wa* called to Lawton'* attention by the Chamber o f Commerce here. Since the area wa* served to a large extent by the Orlando o f­ fice ami the fact* were known to him, Lawton quickly mu de a pre­ liminary review o f condition* and was plea»e<J to make the recom­ mendation fo r the eunrey which it Is hoped will lesd to sn office In Sanford, ht said. George Touhy and Clifford McKIbbln, Chamber o f Commerce officers urged the enthusiastic support o f thla effort. Ilualne** houses with a minimum of 10 on the payroll — and farmer* who work 10 or more people should make aure that statistic* from their operations are Includ­ ed. If the survey team fall! t# rail In the next two week*, tha local Chamlier o f Commerce should be told of IL It means much to the county and to em­ ployers to have tho office In Han­ ford, the trade body offlclnls THE EXECUTIVE HOARD o f Plantation Estate < Woman's Club met yesterday. (l-cft to right) they are: In front row: t i n , Arthur I- Wlllgoo*e, secretary, Mr*. David J. Ilunkle, president, Mr*. Arne (!. Krirk-on, virc president, Mrs. Theodora It. Broome, treasurer. In bark row: Mrs. Harold A. Lynch, Mrs. Wnllncc F. Gobler, Miss Dorothea Lautrrhnrk, Mrs. Carmli i>. Illarkburn, Mrs. Paul C. Froqtscher, Mrs. Charles C. Uertsch, Mr*. Chsrles C. Wagner and Mr*. Hornce J. Catcher. (Staff Thoto) Schoolteacher Charged W ith Unfair Discipline The parents of three Seminole*County children walked out of (ho , IIY MARY FOWLER meeting this morning of the Sem­ The executive board of the inole County Board of Education Plantation Estates Woman’s club saying, "W e will await your an­ met yesterday at the mansion swer." Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Cammack, | house o f Do llary to map plan* resident* of the Geneva area, for tbe_ forthcoming year. Tholr were told by the board tl\at fThe ff n t *occasion will txr <Pwrrrwd Seminole County Board of Tiustdish luncheon In October, with the ee* ha* recommended that your delightful ami gifted the Rev. children bo transferred to Sanford MONROE, Mich, lit — ' A Greyschools, provided that you fum . Wllford Aldridge a* gnest, des­ i*li transportation for them." hound bu* and an auto hauling cribing ht* adventures at home The mother and father of the truck crashed head-on near Mon­ three children told the board that roe early today, killing three per­ and abroad. During the year attorney Ca­ their children were not now at­ son* and Injuring 23, Stale Police tending school nnd needed an im­ therine Hownrth Carter o f Desaid. mediate an-wer. Land, Frederick Clovering, n Gen. Trooper* of the Erie post aald The discussion* this morning at eral Harry P. Newton and Mrs. the regular meeting of the School the truck driver and two bu* pas­ W. L. Robertson o f Smyrna Board grew nut of charge* made senger* were killed. Two o f the by Mr. and Mrs. Cammack that Beach will Im club speuker*. one of their children had been dead wore Identified as Francis Tho annual open house un.l "spanked frequently by one of the O. I’rsko o f Detroit, tho trucker; lea; a men's night and Valentino tearhers In the Genova School, and Mr*. Frankie Mao Semple, 31, party will bo winter and spring bad been punished for going to of Detroit. The other victim w*8 attractions. Ona o f their welfare the rest room outside of regular not Identified Immediately. pciiods, and had recreation per­ Six of the Injured—one of them project# will be to provide ns- iods withdrawn because nf dis­ In critical comlltlon—were admit­ ■(stance to various Volusia ciplinary measures." ted to Monroe liospllals, police philanthropies; the aged, hose Cammack told the board that said. The others were treated and In nursing homes and to the ju­ "it has hern an unhappy situation released. All were bu* passengers. venile needy. from the first because of the Sheriff's deputies said the bus, reported whipping* and unusual bound from Pittsburgh to Detroit, punishment. Sheriff J. L. Hobby !* attending and the truck, outbound from De­ "M y children aald that they troit with a load o f new automo­ a special meeting o f the Kill didn't want tu go to the Geneva biles, collided at 3:30 a.m. on U. School which Is being held today School boran»e the tcaeher didn't S. 24 Just north of thl* southeast­ at the AngebtU Hotel in Orlando. like them," said Cammack. The meeting, according to re­ ern Michigan community. ports from the S h eriffs office, Is Chairman of the Board of Edu­ Deputle* said the truck burst The Civic Center at Ft. Mellon cation. John Brumley, told the a one-day called acsslon. Park will be the scene of th<- reg­ |Board this morning that it U "the Into flames and set the bus afire. Bu* passenger* escaped by ular session of the Sanford Boat policy of the board not to furn­ and Ski Club tonight at 8 o'clock. ish transportation for children crawling nut Ihrough windowsand an emergency exit, deputies mid. All members are urged to at­ (Continued on Page Seven) Interior* o f both vehicle* weft Clear to pertly cloudy through tend and the public Is rordiully In­ destroyed by flames. Friday | low toight *0-43. vited. Tho bus driver, Charles Kier of New Kensington, Pa., was report­ ed In "very bad” condition at Merry Hospital here. He suffered severe burns over most of hi* H ip Floridu Highway Patrol body. has ullotteil another half day to Seminole County for driver* license examination*. The FIIP examiner* will give examinations on Thursday* and Hrp4. II Thursdays from I:.'I0 to 5 p.m. Admission* and on Friday morning from 0 Minnie Lee Patton (Sanford) to 12. Julia Price (Sanford) These hour* and days will be Births effective next week, arrording to Baby Boy Phillips (Geneva) information released today from Discharge* Judge Krneat Housholder’s office. Rosa Washington (Sanford) Here to fore, examlnatllons for Mrs. G. Horton and baby boy drivers license* were given on (Sanford) two day* a week. Clifford Proctor (Winter Park) Renewal o f drivera license* at Kept. 13 the office of the Seminole Coun­ Admissions ty Judge I* la-bind schedule, ac­ Florence Williams (Sanford) cording to Mrs. Let ha Fowler, Eugene Doule (Sanford) ) Chief Clerk for Judge llousjpnlBirths Her. Through Kept. 10 only 3,Baby Boy Padgett (Sanford) 384 license* were renewed in con­ Discharges trast to 3,0)15 renewed Up to the Wayne Peters (Sanford) same date last ycur. Roberta Griffin Ml A total o f )0,331* license* were (Altamonte Springs) Issued in Seminole County fur VDiUag Hours 1055-30, salJ Mrs. Fowler. i M Private Rooms—11 a.m. to • p.m. Only 20 per rent of the licenses Semi-private Rooms—I p. m. to 4 p. m.; 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Pediatrics—11 a. m. to l p. m. Mortorlst* are urged to have (Parents and/or grandparent* their drivers license renewed n* only) quickly as possible in order that Obstetrics— According to accotnbe Chief Petty Officer* o f Heavy Attack Squadron they, might avoid long wnitlngl modatlons and no visitors during *r prior to hi* assuming command o f the squadron lines' during the lasLminute-ruab.1 feeding o f babies. Truck, Greyhound Bus Ram Head-On 3 Persons Killed Hobby Attending Special Meeting Boat, Ski Club Gathers Tonight At Civic Center Weather Drivers' Tests To Be Given 3 Days Each Week Hospital Notes 1i fiH fa , _fi *■ Nina aa 1 yesterday. ^Vessels |W ould Go !Around WASHINGTON LT)— Secretary o f State Dulles said today the United States has no Intention of shoeing its way through the Suez Canal if Egypt block* tho passage of ships. Dulles told a new* conference the United State* would favor di­ verting It* vessel* around Africa under such conditions, regsrdlesa of the extra cost involved. He said tho U. S. government is ready to consider dollar loanr to friendly countries who might bo unable to withstand such a finan­ cial burden. Dulles appealed to Egypt to re­ consider It* Initial violent objec­ tion to a plan for setting up an association of Suez canal users. British Prime Minister Eden disclosed Britain, France and the United States would organize such an authority In a speech yester­ day. While Dulles' meeting with re­ porter* wss still In progress, tha Egyptian Embassy announced that Ambassador Ahmed Hussein had called on Dulles a few mlnutea earlier to give him "the urgent menage that the achetno which Sir Anthony Eden wanta to Im­ pose on Egypt Is an open and flagrant aggression on Egyptlin sovereignty and Its Implemen­ tation means War." Tho embassy aald tha ambassa­ dor told Dulles: " I f the United Statca dtslrea war then ahe may support this scheme but If her desire la to work for a peaceful solution, tho scheme has to bo abandoned." Dulles' statement today appar­ ently h id the personal backing o f President Elsenhower. ,. James C. Hagerty, White House press secretary, told reporters at Elsenhower’* Gettysburg, Pa., farm that tha President had con­ ferred on tha Suei crisis with Dul­ les by telephone before Dull#*’ news conference. The Presides! wa* resting at his farm today, Hagerty announced too that Elsenhower will fly here tomor­ row afternoon for a White House conference with Premier Robert Menzles o f Australia. Manilas headed the commission which failed to reach agreement with Egypt's President Nasser in re­ cent Suez discussions In Cairo, Dulles made no reference at his news conference to Husssin's visit. In response to questions Duties said he hopes other nations will join the user*' association. But ha said tha UnJUd States would go it alone with Britain and Franca If ncceiiary. Dulles aald repeatedly tho Unit­ ed Slates la not seeking to pro­ voke war by helping set up tha new Sues associatioa. This in effect, waa tha reply to Cairo denunciation! o f the asso­ ciation plan. Dulles also said ha could not recall that Eden evar had said Britain intends to shoot it* way through tha canal, if Egypt tries to stop British vessels from going through. If Egypt refuses to allow ves­ sels through, Dulles said, U would be in cl*ar violation of tha IMS convention which promised access by all ships to the canal in peaca and war. It would be up to aach country to decido what to de In such a case, Dulles said, if Egypt halted any ship*, ha said, members which signed this 1888 convention would b« free to take slap* through the United Nations or taka what Dulles called other appropriate action under the circumstances. Dulles declined to spell out what he meant by other action. He said that if the questioner told him what the circumstances were at that time ha could then tell him what th« appropriate action might KEFAUVEK TO HOLD PRESS CONFERENCE IN TAMPA TAMPA CO - Sen. Estes Krfauvtr o f Tennessee, the Democratic candidate for vice president, will hold a press conference here to­ morrow afternoon. A moturcado then will escort him lo Sarasota where hr speak* at night. Additional .o cal News C n Page ~/ � 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, September 12, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 12, 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>, September 12, 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/9f5e5b74b9cf95c4c7c2e07eb0109a09.pdf ea2f495fa44b78e663b0fbdcc107afeb PDF Text Text THE SANFOD HERALD Page 10, Mon. Sept. 10, 1956 Lund Says Asking He!* To Finance Drive No insult 'Meet Neighbor' Plan Will Benefit Hospital Auxiliary Ladles of the Seminole Mem­ orial Hospital Auxiliary will be well represented in Sanford super mar­ kets this week-end at the "M eet Your Neighbor" program comes to a gigantic conclusion during a week-long benefit sale that will net additional monies for the auxi­ Asking the public to participate liary's efforts to furnish the local In financing a campaign is certain­ hospital with needed items. The ladies, stationed in five of ly no Insult to them, Arnold L ih e local super markets, will be Ixtnd, Republican nominee for Conrress o f the Fifth District de­ clared today in a reply to Con­ gressman A. 8. Herlong Jr. today. "A real Insult to the public it constituted by a Congressman who falls to give them proper repre­ sentation." Lund stated. "The re­ cord o f Mr. Herlong In missing 97 Important roll calls on signifi­ cant legislation as well as missing another 85 quorum roll call* la In­ tuiting to the people who elected him. The most telling blow to the public i* to have their congress­ man fail to Introduce and have passe.) any real Important legis­ lation In 8 year*." * " I f I started a precedent of ask­ ing th# public to share In ex­ penses o f a political campaign, 1 am glad o f It." Lund ad ted. " I t ’s about time the man in the atreel, instead of only the wealthy, hai a real part In the election*. 1 think it might be well to have a t*v other precedents started also toth aa having our Congrrssmnn at­ tend to hi* duties In Washington." " I am th* underdog In this elec­ tion The odds are extremely a- (Coetleeed from Page Oae> completely around the present Sanford Memorial Baseball stadi­ um. Nearly In the center of the group of diamonds will be the newly acquired building formerly used by the American Legion Fair Association for an exhibit. This building, in addition to being used by the City of Sanford for a storag building, will also be used as a work renter by the New York Giants during their Spring Train­ ing sessions. Additional work in the area ex­ pected to get underway, will be the installation of showers and dressing rooms for the baseball trainees reporting to Sanford for posible berthi on New York’ Giants farm system teams, mitry building, aid that ubenhr Holcomb, who has established an office at the location of the arc: Scnkarik Glass and Faint Co., the glasswork; Lee Plumbing and Heating, the plumbing and heating portion of the building; and Sherman Concrete Pipe Co., who will furnish concrete and other materials. A greater portion of the ma­ terials, ncce«>ary for the con­ struction, wll be purchased through local houses, It was re­ ported. Mrs. Shirley Jellison (Sanford) Sirs. Helen Horton (Sanford) Jeff Davis (Sanford) Birth.; Birth*: , Baby Boy Jellison Baby boy lleaberlin Baby Boy Horton Dl.cbarxe*; D icbargr.: Mrs. Martha Beard (Sanford) Eva Barnes and baby girl, Mrs. Vera Wight and baby girl (Sanford) (Sanford) Mrs. Glen lleaberlin and baby boy Mrs. cBauia Thornton (SanforJ) Mrs. Bertha Krcuger (Sanford) SEPT. 8 Hospital Notes peltry help. Pcrh.ps If 1 were n* wealthy a* *om«- ronle*Unt* I would not *e*k help." "The nd In the Wall -Street Joum il w ee detlffiMd to let th* public everywhere know that we need • Two-party system in Flor­ ida and that with the public's help, we eould get It," he added. **A* a direct reault of the ad. • have received to date a U>-C0 con­ tribution from a cltlxen of Min­ nesota and a $15.00 one from an­ other In Rt. L»ul*. Mlaaourt, I doubt If such contributions will ♦buy’ an election aa Mr. Herlong claim*, hut 1 am happy that some Of the Util* taxpayer* o f the na­ tion are inter—'ed in Florida* Admission*: Susan K. Thompson (Sanford) Baby Boy Roger* (Sanford) Antoneltc Haig (Sanford) J. Carroll Harri* (Sanford) Jamc* Thomas Ramey (Sanford) Robert Burch (Sanford) Births: Baby Boy Haig (Sanford Discharge*: Iri* Emerson (Sanford) SEPT. 9 Admissions: "'orotlty B. Anthony (Sanford) Eva Barnes (Sanford) Anna Myers (Sarford) V Mary E. LeFila (Osteen) James Joseph Kendall (Sanford) Bertha Griffin Births: Baby Girl Barnc* (Sanford) Discharges: Mr*. Robert F. Graham J r.' and baby girl Leila Chairs (Sanford) SEPT. 10 Adml**loos: Eugene Vann Sr. (Sanford) Marelinc .McGill (Sanford) County Council O f P-T A 's Sets Meet Wednesday By GRACE THURSTON There will be ■ »hort m retinj of the oCunty c f P-TA'* of Semi­ nole County, Wednesday, Sept. 12, i t 8 i.m . i t the Holy C ron Epis­ copal P irith Hotiie, in Sanford. All officers, delegates, school principals at large, committee chairmen, and all others interest­ ed are invited to attend. The meet­ ing is slated to be short but plans for the coming year and the Caler-lar will be discussed. There will also be the study course on the Manual studied dur­ ing this session. Everyone is invited to bring a sandwich. A cold drink will be served. Clark Will Serve Term In Raiford Jr. High P-TA Will Hold 1st Session Tomorrow A t 8 p.m. tioned during the World Wide Methodist Conference held there. Approximately 2,500 d e l e g a t e s from every continent attended and discussed problems affecting the Christian movement. Project Underway The Auxiliary to the VFW Post 8033 desires anyone who wishes to salute elections and holidays with; a flag, to confer with Mr*. Gustav' J. King, who will gladly bring sam­ ple* to homes. The monies raised from this worth while project will be used to assist veterans in hos­ pitals In Florida. Work Day Set Members o f the Home Demon­ stration circle who have copper kit* will bold a work day Thurs­ day. beginning at 9:30. Mrs. Fern SziJib and Mrs. Ruth Magnusen will Instruct. Members are reques­ ted to bring turkish towels, line free cloths, note paper and penciL Beverage will be provided and lunch is to be brought by those attending. In less than five days, Melton Clark, 33-year-old farm worker, v.as on his way Raifcrd to serve concurrent sentences ot two years after he pleaded guilt, to breaking and entering and possession o ' nar­ cotics before Judfe Vataar Carl­ ton Friday morning. Yale'a 1958 football Clark, in whose trailer hsme waa eludes 31 Itttcrmcn from found a cache of narcotics and squad. syringes taken from McReynolds Drug Store about mld-Angust, was sentenced Frday morning to two years in Raiford for breaking ar>J entering and two year* for the possci-ion of narcotics. He left for Raiford Friday after­ noon at 1:30 in custody of Deputy Sheriff Morgan McClelland and Constable J. Q. "S lim " Galloway. Clark was taken Into custody by Sheriff J. U Hobby, and Deputy Sheriffs James Singletary and Mor­ gan McClelland following a two week investigation. Their first lead came from a newspaper release of the breaking and entering and a report from Belleglade o f a similar incident. The Junior High School Par­ ent-Teachers Association will hold its first meeting tomorrow night at 8 o'clock In the Junior High School Auditorium. Purpose o f the meeting, accord­ ing to officers o f the Jr. High P-TA is to "g e t acquaint#!" with the new principal, Hugh Carlton." The staff o f Teaehers is prac­ tically new with only two o f them teaching at the school last year. President o f the Jr. High P-TA is Mrs. Michael Thomas. Church To Resume Regular Schedule On Kept. 15 the First Methodist Church will return to its regular time schedule. M V F will begin at 0 p.m. In­ stead of 8:30; evening worihlp will begin at 7:30 instead of 8 p.m. Organ music by Mrs. Albert Hickson will precede the evening worship, beginning at 7:15. Jockey Johnny Longden is rid Ing fo r his 30th consecutive year. J c u /j IT 1 A A "C O U N T R Y D A N C E " H AS NO S PE C IA L RE-’ FKKKNCE TO T IIE COUNTRY! 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This Truck is ready to go right into (ha field. *53 STUDEBAKER $$96 2 Ton Cab ft Chassis, 2 Speed Tires O. K-, Doesn’t look so hotbut still good for lot of rough service. Vfarrent* for the arreat o f thre* Berelnola County white men In­ volved In the *hoo'lng o f a year­ ling on a Volusia County ranch w ere Iziued In DcLand ye*terdayi •nd #*rvw» yesterday. Police Chief Roy G. Williams stld that th# men, Sl-year-old J. P. Mitchell. 43-year-old Fred Gil­ bert, and 54-year-old Jack Jack­ son, were turned over to Volusia County authorities yesterday. Th* men, said Chief WlUiams, ■ rs charged with "feloniously stealing ca ttle" and will be prose•uted in Volusia County courts. On* o f th# men, according to tha Sanford Police Chief, led both Vo­ lusia County authorities headed by Deputy Sheriff Daugherty and two Sanford Police Department officers, Capt. Arnold William* and Patrolman Ben Butler, lo the S een * o f the cattle shooting. Arrest o f the thre* men came Ewhcnr Capt. Arnold Williams stop­ ped the old model Bulck in which they were riding, following a chase through French Avr., to the c ity limits. Tw o o f the men were charged with driving while Intox­ icated. All thre* were held when th* slaughtered yearttag waa found In E * trunk o f the ear aa a careful examination after being brought nto the Sanford jail on the D VI "charges. David Deklo (Sanford) Clifford Proctor (W inter Park) Discharges: Mrs. Britt (Sanford) Mrs. Mary LeFila (Osteen) Mrs. Paulin# Wingate (Sanford) Mr. James Joseph Kendall (Sanford) •KPT. I I VMTTTNG HOURS; LO O K ! H U N D R ED S OF D O LLA R S IN P R IZ E S S O U V E N IR S FO R A LL MOTOR SALES O P E N E V E N IN G S T ILL.9 O 'C L O C K r. & P A LM E T T O AV E . PHONES 1059- 123, " I am deeply in favor of the ( Sanford-TItUiVillc Canal," Arnold. “ We need your help," John SchlLund, Republican nominee for j rard, president of the newly orga­ Congress from the Fifth t'ongres-1 nised Seminole Chiefs Club told The Roanl of Sanford City sionnl District, told The Sanford Ihe Board o f Sanford Clt:* Com­ Herald today. missioner! last night as he asked Commissioners, last night, prais­ that the stadium tax be waived ed the Fire and Security Services " I understand that the Army for Seminole High School football of both the Sanford Naval Air Engineers are now studying the gamea played In the Sanford Me­ results of a geological survey Station and of the City for ihelr morial Baseball Stadium. made a year ago on the feasibi­ "prompt, etifelent and courageous lity of digging a canal from Lake Schlrard told the commissioner* Harney to Indian River near T it­ that the Seminole High School response" when "a most regret­ usville with the locks and spill­ With the ringing o f a cash regis­ athletic program had operated at table and unavoidable accident ways for the control of flood wa­ ter and Ihe raucous voice o f a a loss for the past several years. occurred when a naval aircraft ters,” Lund said. The School Board, be said, pays crashed with attendant lots of loud busier that reminded one of tho city $1,250 for converting tha life and property damage." Lund commented, " I also un­ a "Bronx Cheer" members o f the baseball diamond to football pur­ derstand that an economic sur­ In a resolution, approved at a City Mannger Warren E. Know­ vey has also been completed on Sanford Rotary Club at Ita regular! poses and bade again and the high prevloui meeting, the board of les reported that an accident oc­ this project. weekly meeting yesterday at the! school pays the city 870 per game commissioners cited "Had It not curred last week when someone "Naturally, I will study all re­ Yacht Club participated In one of for the stadium's use. been for the prompt, efficient.and tripped over a power mower an ports forthcoming on this mat­ "T h e stadium tax means tha courageous efotrta on the part of Morrison's "Notorious" the ildewalk and had ripped his ter, as soon as they are avail­ Charlie difference between sound financ­ the services mentioned, loss of Quiz program* that made several -hoes. ial operation or a deficit," Jtchlr- life and property damage would able." he said. Commissioner Earl Higginboth­ Lund, explaining his position on o f the winner* happy and caused ard said. have been materially Increased.” am told the merchant* at the the Sanford-Tltusvllle Canal said. much merriment on the misses It waa resolved by the noard Fred Ganas. Athletic Director meeting "had there been some dis­ “ The construction of the canal made by several o f the Rotarlans for Seminole High School, next to of Sanford City Commissioner* cretion used on the part o f the rhould help solve not only the who happened to pick the wrong ip«ak in behalf of waiving ‘ the "th at the service* of the San­ merchants thin would have never water transportation and water tax totd the commlaaioner* that ford Naval Air 8taton and l ha r. .servation' problems of Central category. come up." “ Wa probably could operate our City ot Sanford ba commended Introduced by program chair­ but also Commissioner David Gatchel and South Florida, athletic program without the ad­ for their prompt, efficient and cousaid "In view o f 'he fact that we should provide a means of flood man Francis Roumlllat, who man­ ditional monay but wa could not ragaous activities connected with ned the register and took apeclal plan a program wo could bo proud the crash on Aug. 27, 1958. have way* to authorise the use of control. "Undm iblfdly," he said, "It Regrata of tho City Commission the sidewalk* the ordinance should delight‘in preasing the buzzer when of. "W eT * requesting you to ease were extended " t o the persona be enforced. It Is our duty to ad­ would bring industrial expansion a wrong answer was given, Morri­ and great prosperity to this the pain somewhat," Sanaa aald, involved, both from the stand­ minister the city’* affairs—that's son quizzed his audience on 14 aa he explained "w e want the peo­ point o f lo«* o f Ufa and property what we're elected for. There's no area." subjects ranging from American Lund continued, "Th e huge In­ a result of the ui*. ple of Sanford to know that wo'ro damage motion necessary—it is only nec­ hand reservoir would provide a art, government, aviation, the doing • good Job with the boya and avoidable accident." essary to instruct the Police De­ I means of storing excess water Bible, business and industry dra­ glrla." partment to enforce the ordi­ i which could be utilised In times ma, early Amelcan history, fam ­ Mayor F. D. Scott aaked "W hy nance." ous men, food, geography, sports, nf drought." do you call on tha City lnitead o f Ilarry Robson, local sporting On another phase of the pro­ and brain testeri to several true or u»ods dealer told the commls- ject, Lund commented " A sec­ false itema. Awards ranged from the county?—that la a County op­ eration. Th* $750 you apeak o f -toners, 'I think we're making . a ondary step in tile development of 25 cents to the maximum of $2. mountain out o f a molehill. I'd the area should include a canal Top prizes were won by Orville are 750 carts dollar* fo r tha op­ lie glad to go with the eommls- from the St. Johns to Lake Pic­ Touchton who answered correctly eration o f the city." A technicality ia th* anfottaHowever, Coach BiU Flaming ilonara to make a aurvey lo detar- kett so that the Orlando area the questions on the Rible and had’ a quick answer to the Mayor'a ment ot tha Plumbing Coda of mine the magnitude o f it." could also benefit by the project." Bill Bush who really knew his sub­ question'when he aaid "T h e coun­ the Cty of Sanford held up tha Concluding his atatement, Lund ject, aviation Smaller amounts addition# balag At that point. Commlaalooer ty does not provide fund* fo r aa completion o f mad# to a home la tha ta n Lenta Gatchel made a motion "that our • aid, "Y ou may rest assured that were won by Walter Haynea, Tom­ athletic program ." . law enforcement agency be In­ if elected to Congress I will take my McDonald. Robert Lamont, Fleming expanded hla atatemaat •action on Rosalia Drive. structed to enforce the ordi­ tuch step* a* the office permit* Brack Perkins Sr., Rob Raumaa, when bo addad “ Wa r t not uniqno A. B. Huntlay toM the based In obtain this development." among other* present. nance” r In 'being la tha h a t-' Other high A a I . a r a la *nitw.a A t explained In hie w ire d w ..V k OwJAa v m U UP *‘y°< folk* a n schools ia t h e s a m # host rbut* l tory remark* by Morrison the pro­ they have a much wider program lag M B u ld ta f Im p orter Ofllaa’e going to hit aom# merchants I gram waa not intended to ahow than we do." i mighty dam hard." how much hi* hesrera knew about Commitiionsr John Krlder, 11»John Kader, a former City the sidewalls and roof." tha various subjects but really Lengthy argument!, lengthy dl*' tenlng throughout the dlicuailoni Commissioner, told tha board o f how little Ihey knew about (hem. (unions, and lengthy details al However, according to Building and arguments spoke up "W e're commissioners that "tha stadium It was voted one o f .the most Inspector M. A. Yelvlagton. tho talking about something that we last night's meeting o f the Board tax is a poor way to gat money o f Sanford' City Commissioner* enjoyable rlub participation pro­ uaa o f the Y and Sanitary T waa are not going to enforce anyway. I grams yet staged, club president to run the city, maybo If we didn’t not according to the building believe that we're Just wasting our added up to an extra night’s work assess th# tax the stadium would Dr. Charles L. Person*, who pre­ cod* of 1928. time. An ordinance Is wnrth no for members of the board. be used m ore." Next Monday night, Sep'. 17, sided, atated. "I don't feci Hie plumbing more than ita enforcement. II City Manager Warren E. Knowshould be up to the merchant* lo; Ihe Board o f Sanford City Com­ lea explained that th# city loan .hould be torn out boeauso ot a CORAL GABLES MAN TO HEAD police their own business. Frank-' missioners will sit ns an Equaliza­ money each Urns the baseball dia­ fitting that was approved by the RECREATION NF.tTION code which wee (a o*e prior te ly, I'm willing to forget It. And tion Board to hear complaints and TALLAHASSEE CD—C. R. Mc­ mond is converted for footb al the eld code," Huntley told the expressions on the assessment nf I'm not asking anyone to put any-| us#, "Maintenance and repairs art Carthy, Coral Gable* rerreatlon taxes within the city. not included In tha $70 paid for tho commissioner*. thing on the sidewalk*." In addition, other Items lo he director the past two years, will use o f th* stadium." Huntley, displaying a Master Commissioner Kriiler’a motion lo Wado S. Snyder, Chief Aviation diicuised and considered at tho take over a $7,500 a year Job as P lu m b m license, aald that the In the discussion wilh the com­ i-cling will Include the head of Ihe Development Commls- missioners regarding the waiving plumbing be had Installed, "had Marhinst's Mate who has been I able th* discussion was carried extra unanimously. propose pay schedule for H ly em ­ -Ion Rrcn-ation Section Sept. 17. or th* atadium tax, Thomas to be removed and could not bo Leading Chief or VA1M1 since ite The appointment was announced ployes and the proposed hjdget organization, was transferrer! to Slringsr, an officer o f the Semi­ approved" on Instructions from for general operation of the city yesterday by Executive Drcctor nole Chiefs Club aald that "asking Building Inspector Yelvlngton. the Fleel Reserve FriJay, after II. It. Fuller Jr. yesterday. II* for 19M-57. Th* Board o f Commissioners In­ you to taka $700 out o f your opera­ 21 year* in the Naval «crvlrc. The meeting will be held In th# -aid Ihe state agency was sell- ting budget ia a big chunk." structed City Manager Warren K. Partly rlosuly through Wedne* In an informal ccrcmnnv at day; little change ia temperature; City Commissioners Room nf tho \ating the section In an effort "to "B u t," he aaptalnad, “ moat o f Knowles te get former Building (Continued oa Page Eight) here Ihe best In the world." City Hall beginning at 8 p. m. lew tonight 44-B. the children attending • Seminole Inspector John M. GlUon, Build­ and High School are from the City o f ing Inspector Y elvlafton Sanford. The only way we caa Huntlay together te eetde the dlfproject into the future 1* to gel ferences and reach some conclu­ the Athletic Association on a sion. City fcoarJ To Have Weather Private Rooms l t o. m. — • p. m. Semi-Private Rooms 8 p . m . — 4 p. m. 7 p. m. — • p. m. Pediatric* U a. m.— ■ p. m. , (Parent* and/or grandparent! • o n ly ) Obstetrics According to ac­ commodation and a# visitor* dur­ ing feeding of hobiea. sound financial bails, "Thera already ha* been talk o f gelling a stadium for Seminole High School," Stringer eald, "and right now we feci that it would be a good financial move to eliminate this tax ta d go ahead," One ot the highlights in Ihe fail Commissioner John Krlder sug­ activities of th* First Presbyter­ gested that a <<iinmlttea from tha ian Church, will get underway at Board o f Coin..»«*loners and rep- 8 p. m. Tuesday, Sept. 18. when reienU tives from tha Seminolt the Rev. Oawald Delgado, o f Win­ Chiefs Club and High School Ath­ ter Park will present th# first la letic Association meet with tho a series of lectures on What Wo Semioole County School Board to Believe Aa Presbyterian*. Thr se­ discuss th* question again. ries, which represent* an Inno­ Mayor Boctt, to bring the discus­ vation in service project* will sions to a close appointed Commis­ be sponsored by Morning Cirri* sioners John Krlder and David No. 9, of which M rs. Joe Gatchel os a committee to m#*t Baker la chairman, and Mrs. Fred with the School Board and other It. WlUiams ia project chairman. interested persons in an attempt Other dates set for the con­ lo iron out th* financial difficul­ tinuance of the hour ion* talks ties o f the school'* athletic pro­ will be Tuesday. Sept. 25 *"d gram. Sunday, Sept. 30 They uiU be held in the Educational Bujdini <.f the Presbyterian Church “ and each lerture will he followed by a question and answer p rriv'. Tha Rev. Delgado will speak SEDAL1A, Mo. ( A l ’ i — Two first on Genrrai Christian Belief* buslnesa firms today auad H)« and the last two talks will be around Presbyterian Southwestern Ball Telephone L’o. reutrrrd fo r $70,000 over an erronroul Hating In th* Snlalla telephone book. Th* Dixie KlU'hrn Food Pro­ duct* Co. and lh# Dixie Ciram Do-Nut Shop aaid the lelrpiiour ditretory omitted th# word "cream " In lh* ilouuhnut shop's naitt*. Th*y *m-r uaLt-.l $23,0011 act­ ual aiil $10,000 bunitiv* daning**, alli-ainc th* Hating ha* caused th* wrnn* hual -a* to jrct order# for dougtiuuL end p**lr«ts. Lectures To Begin A t Presbyterian Church Next Week Hospital Notes James Ramey (Sanford) S IX T H A N D M A P LE ST before the Board o f Sanford City Commissioner* when the question of enforcing the city'a present or­ dinance waa dlacuaaed a last night's meeting. Merchant* had varying reactioni to the problem confronting the city which was brought about by complaint* to the Board of Commissioner*. " I f it Is enforced I will be forced to go out o f buslneaa" waa one merchant’s reaclion. "W hy Is the city so concern• d about It? " waa another. " I will go along with II but I'd like to see it done fa irly ," was (till another' remark from the floor a* a number o f Ihe city’* merch­ ant* attended the meeting to hear the proceeding*. Southern Research Center Is Urged $ ? Windsor 4-Door, Radio A Heater. Clean inaide A out-Good Tiree, A Darn Good Looking Car. B o s s aaid aeil—Just make me a reason­ able offer. Committee To Discuss Problem Code Technicality Delays Completion O f Home Addition Deluxe 4-Door, Powerglide, New Plaatie Covers, Plastic SidewallsTruly A Family Man's Car. LA RG E Vi Ton Pick-up Light Blue. Looks •tm A ll f ' — a ifarx a >4 r - r » « a . I t a , •a# M a lm . # r Ilria a a 4 . A a ala it S#M K.t#t»i Obstructions on the City of San­ ford'* sidewalks spread to talephone booths, weighing machines, newspaper and magaslne racks, and numerous other Item* came QUICK SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS b P -M rv lib c it Hodge Sr. got unexpectedly joog service the other day when htf house started to burn. As she hung up the telephone receiver, fir* trucks pulled up in front of th* house. Lt. John F. Hlldwein hid seen the smoke coming from th* roof from his fire station only J half block away. n »:t* an. a O p e n tax r-r-lfitln a and yaM dsIli a m srhlnr. » lr . irli nttv slid m -n u stl- ..|.-rut*d sd S f.I.d f - r datlnu 1 . 'I n * . Id - a illv ln * . humburine, -nd 'o 'n lln c las b illMid, sr. IIi I-. o p - n-d at llm i- # u ls r n r. H er In b » h -ld O rlnbar Ind ISIS. T h - iloa-d r - i c r , » . !h * r lf h t lo rs|art a n , snd *11 offers. W M M llt»r fl.s lr m s n A lt - * ': ° I ' ll-rn d n n ^ l’ l r rl: la I * , lo a n Ml Iba I'a a .t, J#*ar. ■raalaalr t - a a l,. fto tM l. * w 'ik ! W ill your car go through the winter? I f you are in doubt A \bS W O K P A H A N tU 'S A l.oM i M r * OPEN HOUSE TODAY, T O M O R R O W & W E D N E SD A Y 7:30 A.M. — 800 P. M Sidewalk Hindrances Discussed * -1* al ' v’ S A V E M O N E Y - U s e T h e Low Cost C M A C F A C T T h - Mould . . C o u n t , C o n .m l«lo .. •rs >il Hsmlnois l.uuu'r. ^*;’r v m | ( t f f l v r bids at C *»rk a O f- “ n o t i c m ia i t i d t K t i r u i v e x th *i r n ir ttiMSS.d In b o . liii. i •*' j- jT ih f i . under lb s f lr llllo u . nsmo f ll.n o c tl'r T V H .t— snd H -rv lr» and I i i . I w * In lri.il to t - ic l. t .r «sld n sm - w ith lb * I 'l . r k nf lh * ClreuM Court, p.mlnntn I’ o u n lr K lorlds. In a n -i.rit.n r* w ith lh * praVDInn nf Ih e K tr llllo u . N sm * U la lu l*. to - w llj M .rtlon l«t.# S rto rld a HIStUlM 1*11 llo t.rrl I . Ils u o ls ls J .n .rr I t llu rk ett ___________ TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1956 7 t- v -t O-matlr, Six or Nine Passenger, '* AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER long, Jr. announced today th,* he la making his customary I3, nual tour through the Fifth Co* gressional District. The Congressman plans to be is Sanford all day on Monday. Ottf 22nd at the Seminole o Jnt» Court House. The purpoes of this visit is t* "make It easier for people wh* have problems on which the Co* pressman might be of assistant* to see him and dscuis them it person." The Congressman stated further that there would be no necessity for anyone to make an ap-xjifij| ment. • / welfare.” “ Mr Herlong’* statement u* quoted In ihe l-ee.liurg Dally Commercial la*t week to the e f­ fect that my ad told the people o f Wall Street that they enuW Legal N otice (Caatiaaed From Pa fa 1) where 310 white pupils are en­ rolled with seven Negroes. Guards­ men with fixed bayonet* took the Negroes to and from school through Jeering, yelling mobi Thursday. The Negroes did not attend classes Friday. Ail was relatively quiet in east­ __________ Twelva Negroea ern Tennessee. 1 __ _ attending __ _ ^ classes with white were pupils at Clinton High School, where riots broke out last week. Enrollment was about 50 per, cent o f the tout 800 Friday and waa exxpeced to increase. The Tennessee National Guard returned law enforcement dutlea to Clinton authorities yesterday and cut It* detachment to 50 handpicked men. The force origi­ nally comprised G33 men, 10 tanks and a helicopter. John Kasper and Asa Carter, out-of-state segregationist! blam­ ed for sparking tome o f the disor­ der* in Tennessee, returned to Clinton and sought unsuccessfully fo r permission to stage a tent meeting Just outsido town. Carter later addressed aa order­ ly anti-integration rally J u s t across the Anderson County line in Ruano County. Deputy George Sartin estimated that the 250 per­ sons who heard the speech dis­ persed quietly afterward. Anderson County is covered by 2 Business Firms Sue Southern Bell scheduled for dlacuaalon. A report of a committee appoint­ ed u> obtain informalkm on etub insignia* to be heard along with a report of tha committee ap­ pointed for eliminating tho sta­ dium lax for high school activi­ ties. Another discussion will bo that of club projects which will un­ doubtedly include that o f taking motion plcturos of the Sanford Seminole* in action for n#o by the coaches in training o better team AUo slated to com* before the membership of tho loaolaoU Chiefs Club la • financial report o f tho high school athletic fund. W ADR ■. HNYDRR, ( ^ H Aviation Machinist's Male, attached t « V A H - ll waa tnnafarrod to th* Fl##t R#*#rv#latter 21 y e n * ia th# U. R. Navy. Chief Snyder is ahown being wtfceted through the rank* during Inspection by Cdr. K. C. Mll'lelm. (tifffcliil Phot# U. 8. N a vy) Additional Local Ne- 's On Page 8 j �£ i* t 2, Tut*. Sept. 11,1058 SANTORO -THE----""" •HERALD : r - 2-M Z O L A ROSS • ittX U% Baa » « * —H Ir n a r a a d Tat K I I K t l U l COUflkT.» « ___ t** WaA Pa B•« r»t*artl Iradfta she'd seen Mr*. Besumont end wee C IIA P T E n T n m T T .E IO IIT Ber that puxzled him. A N N A LU R K IN S waa not. Ml* Gently be led her to admit that lying, ehe'd have made more of a cbael know, far Into her fortlea. the waa not M rg e friend. Michael to-do about I t ” Michael agreed with her. Unless yet tb t w ort ih t ihnt-elH look of did not preaa iu "You have stated a very old woman. Bht b id lived you were in your garden all after* Anna w-ere herself guilty—an idea la tromoaSoua a 1 1f-tbtorpuoa, noon, yet you did not bear a ehot?" he had already discarded as ridicu­ ruled Py a dlatrutt of othero, a lous—she would noS have barn as "M y hearing! not good. It hasn't rankling bittcrncia at the way her direct, as uncomplicated In her an­ been for years." luck bad run. Her voice at tha an* swers. "Y et your eyesight Is one hun­ dwcr«d Don't quttUona rutUtd like "Hero comes Ntthan Grundy," dred per cent dependable?" old ltd vet. Dies said. "1 think hs wanU to talk “ Your back yard facet the back Dan Earner shouted an objec* to you." Shs hurried on after a yard of the Cob boardinghouat? lion aad the judge's heavy, im­ brief greeting to Nathan. You a-rrt in your garden on the personal tones were already sus­ Nathan accompanied Michael day of the murder?” taining it when Anna cut in shrilly. down the hill. "Hear about llyer“ Yep, tir. 1 wan atlll there when " I listened to too much music son?" lha policemen came and 1 knew loo many years maybe. I don't "W hat about him ?" aomtUunf bad happened.” "He's skipped. There's a warrant hear so well but 1 can sea plenty!" “ Your garden it in full view of Michael retained hie amile with out for turn. Banker Linden • been the back yard and tha back door effort. "Could It be possible that with the sheriff all afternoon. That of the houaa arreaa the alley?” you were temporarily away from snow and ice train business wet a ••Yet, tir." your garden? For the ahort time fraud. Ryeraon hasn’t chartered a "And did you tee the defendant, •hip, doesn't own one tingle rail­ Mr a. Beaumont, at any tune dur­ It would have taken the defendant road L a Yet he told thirty thou­ to leave by htr back door?" ing that aftarnooa?” sand dollar*' worth of tickeia "N o, air, 1 wasn't away." Anna through the Middle West. Biggest “ No, Hr." Btta moved her empty was tearing her handkerchief to swind.a you ever heard of." g a u to Meg and away. "Y e t It the had come out the ahreda but her atrong voice waa "What about Linden?” back door, you would of neceaaity gall-bitter. " It aha came out, I'd Nathan ehrugged. "Seems to have eecn her. Whet cite I been hava seen her. alnco the door waa hava covered hit Lacks. Admits watching all these ytara eince he backed llyereon in the hotels ut plain eight?'* David left? Sure, I watched her! "Yea, tir." end saloons, nolda first mortgagee "Y e t yoa taw nothing? No No, 1 wasn't ner friend. That one on the lot, 1 hear. But claims he didn't have women friend*. She •n e?” had no connection with the swin­ Anna heeltated. " I taw her r e t ” went after tha mrn. She magged dle.” the richest one in sight—Jason ‘‘Mra. Beaumont'* ra t? " "The law's after Rytrscn then?" Ten Eyck! Maybe ane'd have " Y t t . That JtaebeL" "They hopo to pick him up in snagged >ny husband It ha hadn't "Jaatbel?” Portland,” Nathan said. "1 doubt "TbAl'a iba cai'a namt. A big, left town before she got her hooks they w ilt Ryeraon wuuld expect really into turn." black, natty varmint.'' H tr ireaui that, would probably head In lha waa quick, diy. "A lw ayt digging in The judge pounded (or order In opposite direction. 1 near ht the Sower bed*, yowling on the lha a to m of whispera and gasp*. skipped with around fifty thousand back fence." Michael succeeded in getting An­ dollars.” Ho cleared his throat. A Utter waahed through the na's tirade stricken irom testi­ " R e m e m b e r when Jason got mony but ha knew the damage was slugged a faw times on the docks ?” room; lha judge pounded. “T h t cat waa in lha back yard ?” done. Wby couldn't they find one ” 1 should. I was with him ont Dan Parmer aaked. person in Beattie who had seen of those time*." •'On the porch part of tha time. Meg? Why had aha been ao devil­ "Y’ ca. Well. The sheriff shook 1 watched ber. Jl aha headed for ishly efficient In dodging observa­ down Ryerson's hotel room, lie my yard, 1 waa going to throw a tion? found eomt Ten Eyck invoices, re­ atone at her." I f Meg had died, Anna would be ceipts with copies of Jason's signa­ "You don't like cata, Mra. Dur­ a prune suspect, but even Anna ture. And some of the men who kin* ?” would hardly kill a man she had were ewindlcd first claim they "N o t that naaty thing." Anna nevtr seen. were told that the Ten Eyck com­ ahoued faint heat. When the court recessed until pany waa back of the enow and Ice "8 o you were, in effect, keeping the neat morning, Michael was L ain a” a cloae watch on the Coa back surprised to find Meg inora ani­ "Going to cause Jason any trou­ yard bccauat of the preaenca o f the mated than aha had bacn aInca the ble?” cat?" beginning of tha trial. "Michael, " N a It wasn't carried through "1 waa keeping an « y a on that that woman Is lyingt” and the attempt to embroil him la Jeaebel, if that'a what you mtan.” "Anna? Did you sea her In tha years old now." Ho stopped. " I ‘Therefore, you could not have garden as you left lha house?" turn off hera” failed to tee Mra. Beaumont leave Meg amfled. "1 was running Michael neaded for hie office in the houaa by the back door ?" away. 1 wouldn't navs noticed a a sour frame of mind. Opening the "No. air." regiment. But ah* must hava seen door, he hailed in amassment. "You k n o w Mra. Beaumont me. Bht had to !" Charlotte Linden huddled behind w ell?" "A ll right, Meg." hie desk. Eben Holbom eat etlfly "E ver tinea the came to live In He taw Jason hurry to Intercept across the room. The moment M i­ tha boardinghouat." Meg, but her attendant hustled her chael appeared Charlotte flew to "And her hut band?" off. Believing Meg guilty, Jason him, flinging herself into his arms, "No, tir. 1 nevtr aaw him. He •till wanted her. her eyes red from weeping, her went to Alaaka before aha moved Inea Smith joined Michael as he hair disheveled. into Matilda's.” left tha courthouse. "Inet, do you "Michael, Michael, you've got to When It waa Mlcharl'a turn at think the Lurkina women lied?” help . m e!" Ho was certain that Anna, he advanced to itand before "N a " Charlotte’s outburst waa Led up her and regarded her Intently. "W by not??" 1with Ilyeraon’a dlsappaaranoa Thera waa a vague malevolence in "She t smart, Michael. I f* IT o Be Conlmusd) o IMS. Sola Ho,*. Riprlnted hr parmlulm el TIIK UOflHU-MERRILL COMPANY. INC. oeu oou oi a n p KN O W JU t T V W f i m P KINO THuM BOO# Iiu U ibuU d by buss Foatuira btndKaia. Veterans Corner Hero ara authoritative an­ New s O f M en - In Service FORT RUCKER, A la ^ -H t LI. Lt. Cooper la married to the swers from tha Vatarani Admin- KroJerick B. Cooper, son of Mr. furmar Karlyn* EckhardL They iatration to four question! « f in- * nd Mr/. F. K. Cooper Jr., 1T02 have one child, Frederick Edmund t e m t to former servicemen and' *I*ffri0,l» Ava., graduated on Aug. 24. from the Arm y Aviation Tac­ Cooper J r, their fam ilial: LEGAL NOTICE T k * > * * i4 a t C e u e ir C w n in U tlaa* * *1 O ew leul* C u u t lr . H e i M * . 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The illv tr dollar salt vrai In­ tended as an advertising stunt The store manager figured peo|% Juot didn’ t think tha 12 cant pro­ fit w ai worth bothering about Scienlisl Seeks Is Hypnosis Helpful? ■ Naw York Giant football coach Jim Lee How-all playad and for Arkansas teams almost 20 yean 1 ago. W a n t A d s A e t Cash! for o M ti r/;<; $ $ $ W » 'l l t lr * a ...a ll popular m ik p fi a n d a lu g I $ B R IN G 'E M IN $ W E N E IP g M I W a 'l l g i v e y o u •O o o * - • M L — o a th ' • f up t . * 10° ° « , « fircslonc Dolnwnre park racing during lUuti enriched tha Mala of Daiswar* ILdO l,273.74. In IB seasons of racing at the track Hi* sUt* has received *17,377,353219. STORES E. 18T PHONE 13 *S A N E O R D wBw. bank Aiuxnc INSTALMENT LOAN DEFT. Memhat fDlC PRAIRIE LAKE HNtGOUMM JXo^J an ara — a 1--*— i « , i Davis Ernest Rorgnlne “ T h e I ’" ’ jot pub) . of U tehee piece tha third grade. >la tha pubtta achart am af n large city KtMawayt *tf a ahfld darn not abwo ■a ca tht Bcachor* teat hi prtch HELP WANTED to write, this is a real opportunity for you. Send all details to Box HSJ % The BOURBON deLU XE WY W B E e l I f b t to high to p e t tbs m m . c f view w rbyti * .i&L THE LUXURY BOURBON A< llu t special time o f d jv *licu %ou drop Horrirs and ca m . . . thot’o the tunc (i>r Bourbon de Lutt. l r*. r r ln de luxe •,, enjov llourlxsi de Line, Sanford Herald. KdTUCXrs BEST—YET COSTS NO MOtf! TA M PA IB— The Florida Safe­ ty Council predicted todav there will be 28 fatal accidents in Florida for the three day l abor Day holiday—double tha toll last Labor Day weekend. Asher Frank, council director, said he based his estimate large­ ly on the fact there are 150,000 more cars on Florida highways now. He broke down his citlm ato Into 21 traffic deaths, four from drowning ami three miscellaneous. . fO M D R . W. W. STETSON (le ft) congratulating Charles E. Kletemyer, Chief Aviation Machm|„t (rig h t) on completion o f „ 0 yeiir> Jcrvleo and retirement (O fficial U. S. Navy Photo) # DUKI SNIDIR Brooklyn Podter centerhelder, fi»e time National Ititue All Stir outfieWi'i ind Woild Setia* hero, eats Champ ‘" To Photograph Life On Ocean's Floor attend n aymyhoay took them to watch a af T t a Waa tha rtceola." •van too rtwrt noto to Bobby* ■amnia waa n teat It waa an attmayt on tha part af tha teachh i to ■ i«m w parental------------ m ■ ■ — ■■ ' " L A ST SHOWING TODAY Kitz theatre TYRONfc. ,-O W ER KIM NOVAK H m c h n i c o l o r A COLUMBIA *crv«< C in im a S c o p G 3 121(2 DAYS—STARTS TTOMORROW J oan Craw fo rd A utum n « L e A V E S Modem School TesU Show What Child Should Study is RELAX 0E LUXE Ambitious young Man or Woman, looking: ------- PIANO, FLUTE, VIOLIN OR DRUMS? TR AD I-IN A U O W A N C I > r»BW flrMtGfw firm SoS m JS svS ?ivDIV,SI0N°f NAn0NAlwsmutspuoodcti. o g\ w a 28 F A T A L ACCIDENTS IN STATE PREDICTED FOR HOLIDAY O n Hollywood M u , la 7:1» V - lt T iSa T:tt ■ Y U M A , Ariz^ (A*) — riowlng reited 15. Their heartbeats sometime went through aand ao hot even the HOLLYWOOD IB - Watch out. lizards wear overahoes, four col­ a* high as 150 a minute—normal everybody, Walt Disney Is alin­ ego student* had a Job thla sum­ I* about 80. Generally theirs w a s about 120 or 130. but returned ing to do for the Revolutionary mer that waa hardly a vacation. War what he did two years ago • The temperature on the ground to normal during the rest per­ waa 148 degrees. Inside a truck iods. for Davy Crockett. None of the boys passed out, cab it rose to 160. Metal left In I f Walt has his way, small fry and they were usually up and the sun could bum your hands. will bo so aware o f the nation s But Jim Carroll. ID. Dexter about at tho end o f the day—after beginnings that they’ll be yelling. Long, 18, Jay Roberts, IP. and a few minutes rest. “ The Redcoats are coming! Earlier testa at Yuma, conduct­ Charles Abbott, 20, all students And Walt usually has his way. ed by other research teams, have at the University of Arizona, The latest Disney enthusiasm walked 20 miles dally— for science dealt with heat Inside n box-ear, is “ Johnny Tremaln," a child's how much equipment n man con and *15 a day. eye view of the events of the carry in I be desert, and details of They were human guinea pig* 1770s. It Is primarily being made body makeup a* the temperature In an Arm y test to determine howas a two-part TV show for Dis­ much heat a soldier can stand. clI^'-T abovn 100. neyland, but I ’ll bet my Mickey The results were compiled In By the time the test was over, Mouse Club hat that it will find booklets showing different body they had plodded nearly 600 miles Us way to the nation’ s lhcat;’ r « . ; temperatures when a soldier carIn the blistering desert sun. After all, that was the pattern rise a 25, 30 or 40 pound pack, The teit was conducted by the with both Dcvy Crockett scries. what happens when the hike route Harvard School of Public Health "Johnny Tremaln’’ Is costing shifts from gravel to soft aand, at the Yuma Army test station, mure than even the first C ro-kctt, the natlon'a.hugest military res­ and calories needed to shoulder a series, which ran pack In different temperatures. ervation, located on what the you’ve got that much moola In The study recommended that Un­ neighboring Mexicans call the two TV hours, you’ ve jot t- ;ct Army take Into account "the ITS BUMPER ANI» WHEELS BURIED In the d'teh o n Ceter>- Avr.. th l. - s r was sharply shnnily swerved it out somewhere else. And a thea­ “ gran deserto." limitations on man's capacity for trical release has been Ihc an­ Every morning, when the sun physical work In the desert." In last Frida v *a l>ouV' 12:30' an d ' d it c'he ii't o ' a void hitting * truck attempting a left turn. Driven by 77year-old John Chandler Fortson of Cameron C ity , serious injui:•-* wort- molded when tho pow swer before. wa* high enough to make the other words, take It easy when pole at extreme left and mail box on right wore missed. (M u ffln u t o ) test worthwhile, the boys donned Another source o f revenue Is It’s hot. regular Army fatigue* and boots commercial products. You can ex­ The testa carried out l>>- Hie desert and has been ic-nduetlng and set out on the meazurad college boys were directed by Dr. pect youngsters to be :ra U i" m their coonskln hats for three-cor­ course, a square about half a C. P. Ysslou of Harvard Univer­ heat test* for the Army at Yuma mile around the edges. nered ones. sity. While most people hcaj for since 1951. He ls hack nt Harvard Johnny Tremaln Is a ficllonal Spaced about one-tenth mile the mountain* or the senshore In now studying data gathered In •on ager who Is growing up In apart—no conversation that way summer, Dr. Ynglou head* for the this year’s tests. •oston during the excitli"' oven., — they completed about 20 miles f the Revolution. Disney Is proeach day. Tho air temperature luring the film personally, the was 110 degraes but on the ground ’irst time he has done so with a it was 148 and more. Sudden rv series. Ills director I* Kn 'U*h8y HUMAN N. lUNOUOt, M.D. thunderstorms often pushed the By JOSE C. ABCKOK om Robert Stevenson, veteran of humidity to the 00*. HYPNOSIS U no cure-all. toms, It does not treat the eause. AGANA, Guam, UB — An Am eri­ novtcs and TV. In the hands ot a qualified spe­ Thus, an Illness may be obscured > Each morning the boys walked "W alt has always been Inter­ can scli-ntixl has ^ ct out to build cialist, hypnotism can be a use­ and prolonged by hypnotism. for about three hour* at the rate ested In the Revolutionary War,” ful tool. But It’s apt to be danger­ W h ere it t r e a t * e m o tio n a l •a c a m e r a that can photograph o f 3.5 mltea an hour. In the after­ Stevenson explained on the sot. ous when used by an amateur or symptoms Instead of causrs.niore noon, It w ai the same thing all f o r m s o f life o n the ocean’s floor an Irresponsible person. " Y e t there has always been a ta­ serious personality defects may over again. never b e fo r e seen by man. Just keep this In mind when occur. boo about It in Hollywood. ProEach time they passed a given you begin thinking about the pos­ The camera will have to be able durrs claim that euch a picture And where It evokes delusions sibility ot having your ailment of grandeur, Dr. Brussel warns, It apot, their temperatures were will not be popular In England. to withstand a pressure o f nearly £ cured by hypnosis. And many per­ may form habits ot thought as taken and their pulse counted“ I think that’s wrong. After all, eight tons on every square Inch of sons ara thinking about this pos­ harmful at drug addiction. Then they trudged on. more than half of England was sibility theta days because there Its surface. sympathetic to the Americans In About 10 minutes o f each hour has been ao much publicity -ibout Train ad Psychiatrists If he succeeds in building the NOW HE SURE T o REMEMthe war. It was only the King they Had a ra il period but under what ean and cannot be done Now there aren’t enough thor­ and tho ruling class,, .plus a few test conditions the periods some camera. Prof. Harold F. Edgcrton HER, S A N T A . Santa Claus is , .......... . ......... with hypnoUzm. oughly trained psychiatrists to expects to lower it Into tho great- surrounded ^ children telling Tories, who were against the tlmea were spaced out to five treat persons who nred, or think Certain Symptoms ■ ,i, n>K th» pliil. him their Christ mas desires ilurAmericans.” mlnutea every half hour. Other they need, psychlatrlo care. UnIn psychotherapy, hypnotism limes they walked 75 mlnutea and southwest £ « & M ^ iS S ^ lu S • U h ' t T t a may be very useful tor rellev'ng 'ortunately, many quacks have ^ V e t T 200 miles enjoyed, as Dr. Brussel so aptly of here. The ocean bottom there unlay. (O fficial U. S. Navy ' n,#ln rnri*wl,h th0 U‘” ,on ™ certain symptoms. Party, and the Disney crafts net puts It, "a Roman holiday." is 3.7.810 feet below the surface. Photo) N E W W E APO N Dr. James A. Brussel, a Willard, --------- ! have created a ship-shape sailing 8c for your own safety, ask This ambitious project is being Now York, psychiatrist, points B E R LIN , Conn. ( A P ) — The v on one °f lkc *D|Rc*tackled almost single handedly by W ANT RESTRICTIONS ont that when used by trained your personal physician whether Connecticut Light A Power Co. 4^ ' The second ehantcr e -ds -vlth Prof. Edgcrton, electrical engineer specialists In psychotherapy, he thinks hypnosis might be of has added a weapon resembling a ANN ARHOR, Mich. IB — The thr bnlties o f i^xington and Conhypnotism may help remove some any value in your particular rase at the Massachusetts Institute of saw-ad-off shotgun to the equip psychological or physical condi­ before going off to see just any Technology and a top authority on men trying to make a living in rord and includes Paul Revere’* ment of Its linesmen. tion which Interferes with the hypnotist. Michigan's falling commercial ride. underwater canirras. It's not to repel wild beasts, few And If he says It might help, ha beginning o f satisfactory ther­ . Prof. Edgcrton disclosed his fishing Industry say the state o f which ara found In Connecti­ apy. Its use, though, Is limited to will send you to a really compe­ » i , , roach Karl Schladeninn has led plan when he stopped here recent­ •tell, them when, cut's hinterland anyway, but to tent psychiatrist. where and how , ho 8p, „ , np ,0 fntlr N C A A , four certain neuroses, he says. ly enroute to French West Africa fir * a half-pound brasa rod at­ Hypnotism, you must under­ QUESTION AND ANSWER to eatch fish. They want tho HI* Ten and three IC4A team lo consult J. Y. Cousteau, diving tached to 550 feet o f nylon line. stand, Is not a cure in the strict J. C.: My 8-ycar-old son has titles. expert and head of a projected ex­ restrictloni eased. Tha company laid it learned tense o f the word. Its results are frequent nosebleeds. What could Some relief la expected in a pedition to the great ocean depth the value o f the Una throwing deoften not permanent. Further­ cause them? decision to rc-cstabllsh stato more, as Dr. Brusseil points out Answer: There are many causes next year. vica duilng tha 1955 Connecticut I will not lie responsible for yellow pickerel, in a recent American Medical for nosebleeds. any debt* that have been mad* floods whim it was used to get Prof. Edgcrton said ho was able hatcheries for Association publication, It can be In the past or future by Nancy lines acroaa dreams at spots to gel ono of tils caineris down white fish and lake trout. ComOne of the most common ls In­ used only on persons w-ho are Dodd Whitaker, v, srhtr* bridgta had been washed ILW 0Vfeet in .the Mediterranean mqyiraL catch** o f those fUh fection o f tho nose. Polyps and willing ta cooperate and wbo out. t last' yeaf b u t ’ that others have mre « ihoUnted to N per Cent o f certain diseases such as tuber­ James I,. Whitaker have at least an unconscious deculosis and rheumatic fever are taken picture* to a depth of Michigan’* total. Now It is only pd. adv. by Jamea L. Whitaker sir* to secure relief. 10 per cent. also frequent causes. Larry MaePhall, form er presl around 20.000 feet. Important Facta Certain disease o f the blood, dent o f tha New York Yankees, “ The immediate challenge to mo There are three tilings you such as leukemia and hemophllBold 18 fillies at Baratog* this I* how to make the equipment,” must remember: . also causa frequent lla, may •ummer. Seventeen nf them ar* he said. M IT is providing the fa­ Where hypnosis removes sympnoseblrcdlng. eligible fo r the 1957 Selima stakes cilities for the development work, C in#. Kim Kralum Urn Ing, at Laurel. he added.' First he must have glass or oth­ er transparent material that will not rraek under the enormous pressure. Then he must seal this • • • • to a camera nr box equally strong | hut with openings that will allow the movement o f film and the op­ erating of a shutter. Tills means ^ IM that the necessary connections be­ Cm I twI from Am m ietim tween the box and its moving part* must Im* delicate, yet JM C LE V E LAN D , Dm p s m U strong enough to permit operation « f a 8-yatr-oM Hoy war* aUghtly from the ocean surface, more than •urprtaad raoaatly to raeatr* a six miles above the ocean floor, ^ M U fe r n their aaa'a teacher. and still be watertight under pres­ " I t would ha a good idea," they sures o f more than lS.uou pounds read, I I Mobby ware *1 vea »u rta a square inch. tattoos u it U a t an yoettbie. augfsot you buy h i * a fiuto." Form er (Ndumldu fimtlmll play­ Mow did Mobb/a toachara dto> er*, Dr. John Itatcmnn and Joe •ever that he had the makings Stam-zyk, m e nssisting I.ion o f a muctclanT Wot by accident. roach Lou Little. Ollier Columbia T h ey yut Bobby and hia ctoaa* aide* are Lou DcFIlippo of l-’oidr « * n through a atrtaa a f toato hnm, Kelly Mote of Hid e an I j which ns*a*ar*d Inherent pitch W alter Rchlinkman of Texas Tech, and rhythm. They elornty abworh habits aad yhyakal "D O LLA R A CAR N IG H T ” Birn nrr W F.DYRentY M ORkiao Hen On Daw* Breaker. Naw, S ill .:*! «-S. T in ; S A N F O R D H E R A L D T u c «. S ep t. 1 1 ,1 9 5 6 Page 8 Spotlight College Students HumanGuineaPigs K jte r r c iM w r e n r a d io AU TO LO ANS Lowest Cost type is absolutely necessary. I f you like aijr ... .------Plata °N live on the farm ha huya with GI loan? A. it's not absolutely necessary that ha live on the farm, liut h* ot least mutt aupirvise the fan n ­ ing operations. Veterans living in Centra) Flor­ ida who wish further information about their GI benefits should write or villa tha VA office al 42 E. Central Av*. Orlando. • SERVICE F A M IL IA R FAC E NORTH L IT T L E ROCK, Ark. Mora than 2,000 members o! ( A P I — The face was familiar. the Army ground forces each T. H. Rrooks told police that year graduate from 17 courica oi mah came to his home and rob­ instruction at the school as avia­ bed him of 10 dollar* after threattion pilot* and maintenance per­ cnin? him with a knife. sonnel. | The previous week, Rrooki said, he waa robbed by the same un- Good knowledge o f English, ability to : S iiU * - WELSH TIRE SHOP 115 W. U t tic* Course, the Army Aviation School, here at this southern Ala­ bama poit. dent on your ability in our line o f work. PHOTOS P O R T R A IT SCHOOL PICTURES • RARY PICTURES H O N E PHOTO Q- A friend o f alna Is draw­ ing VA psnsion far tola! nonsarvIctNonnaclad disability. 11s has tntarad a private hospital for treatment. Would tha fact that ha’s hospitalised automatically en­ title him to an additional amount paid to veterans who need con­ stant aid and attendance? A. No. Hospitalisation alone la not sufficient to indicate a need fop constant aid and attendance. The asms criteria af nerd for aid and attendance would apply, whether he's at homacor In a hos­ pital. Q. I borrowed money on my permanent GI insurance policy. I f anything should Lap pan to mt bafort ! pay o ff my loan, will my banafldarlts atlll receive tha proceed* o f tha policy ? A. Yas. They will receive the proceeds o f your policy, minus any unpaid loan Indebtedness. Q. Data a Korean GI train** •till hava the right to make hla ona-and-oaly change o f courn, if hi* prog rasa la hit present court* baa not baan aaUt factory ? A . Ha may, i f ha ihowa V A that tha lack o f prograaa waa dua ta hi* awn misconduct, neglect or lack a f application. Q. M«pt a Veteran actually for a future. Starting salary will be depen­ VOUR FAVORITE PICTURE Walk! Hixa 2>A X SVi • 28 far f l . N ft "r'AJT R U ? 8SI DON’T — M T R A S S IN S A N T O S D Radio WITCH N a e o M io N t h i * 10 STAY BACK H EM AND TAKE O H M N te . p :-- yhoMdeib take* t a inventory o f (onto and overtonaa. The audio­ motor mooaurm ocutcnesa o f heariaf. For tho tm tlng o f tho aaeteo o f Urn*, o r rhythm, o »ynaa *m*lUv**tB pitch chroooua motor U uaed. Th# chrmoffroph ta employed to de­ ___ to m y few termine tho exact measurement t W B ^ t b o ro J M t^ ffrm t o f m otility o f tho muacles. Tho only tnatrument which hot • famthar sound to it ta the tun­ ing fork, which ta Indispensable to testing ability to dtattngutab boro I t is torn odvtaabta in oome tor too ■ n w w m m t o f totaMity, to meoauro tho atrengtb which dm h g re o l dm ) to da ___ o f too individual, \ ................... btcauoo music, tf tt ta to be made agory, w w m ****** m m n ij o m • dominant part o f one’e Uf*. rei m - r - V 1- toto to directly o m quiioo o roweiibreble amount of phyeical amiunneo. Bor thl* purwtto too poo*, tho ergofraph ta mod. B• < _ . leoahore'e tooto have fr e e tty oimpIlBed musical training ta to­ SIS * M t » day's schools. A t fo r modem pares ta, they are appreclaUvv. S m ) ability o f t o t too. geotoero boo removed much o f too gamble that form erly ac­ thorn taste ore moay. s t o require companied th* purchase ot a highly ^Lratood yermao i l ^JTb* thousand dollar piano. Mb toted. Them’* not much m o b , 4m * to In t o this faetoty- IV * totber tber* o r it im t. n to M i aacoosmew to Bod H T D N Ifil UTS 7:00 I * IbM tbs i n •f'Ufest 46 PIECES OF APPLIANCES, T. V. AND AIR CONDITIONERS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE SAT. SEPT. 15 — Outsidf theJ^aW F E A T U R E —8: (9 O NLY ""CHILDREN UNDER i T , ADMITTED FR E E ” CARTOON T R A D ES NO R EQ U IR ED R EFU N D S — TERM S — SECOND FE A T U R E beMma NO — FK A TL’ HE — 7 ll2 _ “• — a Utaft BUT: WE'VE LOST OUR LEASE! OR or EXCH AN G ES CAN NO ACCEPTED BE SA LES ARRANGED TO D EALERS WINN T V & RADIO *ino c 308 E. i.g 1st 4 Phon© *w 4 i rnoa* OCR NEW STORE AT 318— 320 E. 1nt,—CORNER SANFORD AVE. W ILL BE OPEN MONDAY SEPT. 17 �• - Seminole Coaches S Hurricanes On SHS v BID Fleming, bead coach of th* Seminole* at tha. local high school, and hifl energetic assistants Dara Laode. Bud Layer and Dick Silvers arc fitting their plan* right into tba hurricane — won by shaping up a minor Jwrricane of their own for thia week on the football field. - Last week there wag plenty of contact work by the grklmen aa the coaches hustled the lads through the paces, but it stlD ft tame compared to what ig in store for the gridiron gladiator* for the next five days. By Friday the mentor* feel that they will be separating "the men from the boys” and will begin lining up a potential eleven to start against Cocoa Sept. 21 when the Seminole* tent for the first time how well they have learned what they have uecn told. Dave Lande has been playing checkers, Moving them in, out and over with hi* line­ men trying to hit on a combination that can •pen holes on offense and plug them up on defense. The wrinkles In his knitted brow quickly indicate that so far he has been dis­ appointed. Bat Dave isn't the type that gets discouraged aad wilt tell you quickly that with the increase in spirit on the squad, hell soon have some Brave* who can do some scalping. "The end Is everything! Notice I said IS, not OF/* remarked Bud Layer as h# ■ambled In his beard about the lack of ex­ perience at the flank positions. "Give me four men with weight enough, with drive enough to turn opposite runners inside, and with tacky fingers and deception to gobble l l some passea and well go, go, go." Dick Silvers grabbed Bud's shoulder and shook ft, commenting, "Wake up Son, you’re dreaming. Those ends tip the scale* at an average of 1S6 with two wet towels In tbelr hands." "Okay. So l'U look for tacky finger* and The Sanford Herald e*S as ssssaS slam matter Ostebec It. til* st peet offtes *# Ssafere, PtertSa eMer ta* Art •r Conor*** of Usrab I. 1ITS mao raaine*. reiur *»« PsMMtsr MARION HARMAN S i t . K s M S t l v * 14IUV ■VELTN J CUSHING. ASverttstns Masses* Columnist To Stay Suburbophobe ! I driraT’ said the diminutive Layer. In response to a question as to what he wanted most Bill Fleming said ‘Time. All kinds of time. More time before the first game. More time in each practice day. Tim­ ing on our offense deployment. It seem* that Pm living by the dock and yet I’m al­ most afraid to look at one." Bight now, according to the head coach, be and his assistant* have not settled on any­ one, with the possible exception of Brantley Schfrard at center, as a starter for the opener with Coco*. The lack of experience on the squad compel* them to keep looking for player* who like the game, like to mix it up and who can grasp quickly the my­ riad of Instructions that are being shoved at them day by day. When the coaches were asked who would do the kicking for the Seminole*, there was a concerted groan. It was an Important phase of tba game, they chorused, and they weren't Ignoring it, but developing a "toe guy" was something thst was another thing that would have to take Its turn In the pro­ blem* that face the mentor* who right now are trying to field eleven men who can beat Cocoa By RUSSELL MAT As the erylog towels were being wrung With the reopening at school out, these fellows were asked if in the face It might b* • goad d m to re­ of all this gloom they would be ready for the flect a littla on the broad sub­ opener. “Don't sell these Seminole* short," ject at "education.” White tha they said. “They rosy have less experience fundamentals of a so-called good than any other club in the circuit, but none education ar* gained In schools, of them will have more scrap than these there 1* a lot more t* is than boy*. And by that time, if they keep work­ reading, writing and ariUunatic. ing at it like they have been, they all know Yon and I want our children to enough football to win." grow op to b* good citizens. We And so, the coache* say, if you want to want them to b* able t* com­ see • hurricane of activity, visit the practice pete anJ make s living for them­ selves and Uielr families. School­ field at Seminole high school thi* week. can help, but it can’t da the And It alao adds up to this: right now it ing whole Job. a wonderful time to join with the Seminole Somewhere along tba lino we Chief* Club in their effort to support the bava lost sight of tha more im­ tag wtu a wayward youngster local high school and It* athletic program*. portant thing* In Ufa and caatant but know that without parental Maqic Words Thi* U the *ea*on of “ back to school." The phrase Iteelf is repeated endlessly. It 1* associated not only with the physical return to classrooms but with the purchase of school supplies and clothing, unlit It become* little more than a catch phrase. It Is one full of meaning, however, for all tha Idle repetition It geta. It* meaning Is the profoundly significant fact that at this time of the year millions of children and young people pour into the nchool* to resume their formal training for life in a free socie­ ty. F h fe 4, Toe*. Sept, l l , 1956 This training Is. In truth, a part of the TODAY'S BfBLB VERSE very easenc* of that society. For though our Aa the Heart paatsffc offer the water education aystem has many faults and shortIwmka, at paateth say aeal after thee. O eomings, It constitutes our strongest bul­ pad. My aeal Ihlnteth for Gad, for the Ur- wark against darkness and tyranny. tag Ged. Paelai 42tl, «, In the world beyond these shore*, hun­ A casual interest is about all th* average dreds of millions of children lack the op­ peraon shows toward the Infinite. It is only portunity to learn and obtain the tools of when we are hedged about by seaa of trou­ understanding. Theirs I* a profound tragedy. ble that a burning thirst appears. Too Our system of free public education fore­ many of us are satisfied to thank God we stall* such a tragedy in the United States. are not as othsr men. "Bock to school" are magic words. Governors Debating Mutual Issues A— £ ‘ZLrT .H. *»>,« a £ S iZl,’S£?b!;Tsx.j (A P ) — Th* srkans and Mansfield, WASHINGTON ggevsrnor* of n border states era •t * fancy spa at LP| £ ; . u ' . ’ Mil g m b W Southern and now gathered Whit* Sulphur " Ut* T “„ M' " forU to pr*,ch moderation, Sturgis sad Clay, Ry. Th# k0" 1* another editor, Negrons la sssrvh of equal ^ r*' R*vs# Norris, was rights hav* organised bus boy- ***** bombed at Tavares, Els. eatU ■» Montgomery, Ala., end Flftara N.gro student and flew Tsllabassss, fla. faculty members at tbs Bouth ourselves with tha thought that our children a re getting a batter education than w* had. Wa as­ sume that when w* have seen our children off to school, w* havo completed our Job. Most of tho thing* that atw Im­ portant to a successful, happy life are not taught la oar schools. A child may be a good acholar, get high marks in every anbjact and still graduate with littla or no knowledge that win enable him ta find either success ar happi­ ness. To meet life’s problems, a boy or girl must have stability- They must b* able to think claariy and Jialga Justly. They ibaald be taught to respect the right* aad property of other*. oLarw tha Im­ portance of honesty M i Integrity. They should become familiar with tha value of money aad team to use It Intelligently. They should learn to acquire patience, ccmtroi Uielr emotions, appreciate tbelr bleungs and unlerstand the Im­ portance a t sharing them with those lets fortunate. A big order, you say, a Job tor the Church. Maybe so, but tba Church can do little more than our schools without the help of parents. Nine-tenths of our pres­ ent-day Juvenile delinquency is chargeable to parents aad tbs woeful lack of ability te cope with tha problem a t properly bringing up their children. Unfortunately, many parents. In their own selflihnesa, pass tba halp they can do littla. What hops la there for tha fu­ ture of a bey ar girl whose dad brags Moot a sharp deal, or running a step light, ar whom mother sneer* at the neighbors and low-rate them because they are lass fortunate. Inch exam­ ples are common, but they do not I t unnoticed by children, and it becomes smart in tea young mind to fool tba “ lousy ©op," cheat tha eoryar merchant, bully tba neighbor's youngster, • I f grown-up* taka the attitude that "to re Your Neighbor" is far tha birds, “ Do Unto Others” is baloney and tool a Ufa pattern af selfishness, arrogance and graed for tha guidance of thair offspring, they should not ha too ua hi dpt or lift u r ilB ^ I b Hm the broad they have cast upon the waters la returned to them In kind. Our youth needs education today aa never before, not Just In schoof or ta Churck but In tba home, and much unhappiness for both parents and children could be avoided If more of on could us- Bp MAL BOTLB NEW YORK Uf)— Refaction, of a Pavement Plato: Earlp la Ufo I was frightened bp a suburb, and I can’t quite gat over K. "Too ought to conquer this ckQdimh fear and buy you a place in tho suburbs.” my friends tell ■o. “ Man, then you’ll really ■tart living." Now and then, when wearied momentarily of tbo dtp, I do consider taking each a step. But nlwaps at tbo last moment some­ thing ■tope roe. t don’t know whmt it could bo—unlees it’s com­ mon sense. But this time it warn a sociolo­ gist who came to mp rescue. Jjst when I was about to Join my old friend. Ronald Halfeero. and buy a shiny new house la a new de­ velopment called Mlmsma Heights. Tba sociologist was Dr. Erce-t R. Mowner of Northwestern Uni­ versity, who has Just completed a clinical stodp of suburban liv­ ing. Tone, at learnt, his surrey de­ stroyed several myths about the Joys 'of dwelling in the suburbs. One of the myths is bow neigh- true at the start, when the sub­ urb is new and everyone has the same problems—how to 0*** crabgrass, how to pay for the new school, and bow to keep tha cellar from flooding. But Dr. Mowrer found that as suburbs age they get social hard- dweller in town. Yon either have to pot up with thorn or call tho cop*, and [f you do that r ° u hav* a Hatfields v«. McCoy* situation. Children deserve th* best break you can rlre them in lift, o f coarse, but in the suburb* pa­ pa Is often a worker be* who let* his kids become drone*. “ There is little doubt.” obser­ ved Dr. Mowrer, commenting on this, "that parents Indulge and pamper their erildrsm aa never YOU'RE TELLING ME! —By HOrr KINO— Central Prttt Writer DR. EARL. T. CARTER. Ohio gu t* avtaUon medicine brain, says man's first space flight edit tx In 20 year*. That's when man wtll get away from it ALL. Dr. ,C arter sprat tu y ta ri out his natural environment," Dr. Carter say* Welt the way th* human's got his environment now, he may not live long with It, cither. 1 I I A Ctrmoa rochet expert say* s l M y t a y h e m e * h r r e l M a y under oar first trip to the moo* *riO abnorm al condition*. He showM’re aof come tUJ ahoet tha V**r brew oitww norm al condition* iooo. JftaaicMlr, see roe keep ow looking and dreamtnp light, can t teef In if* "Wall, well, It's w small *wteay." t I I interplanetary traffic accidents will be a problem. No wUaoaaae, I---------------By BENNETT CERF-----------V U N N A L L Y JOHNSON caught George Jesset in a rare mood 1Y o f despondency on n grey day in Hollywood. Then Jctsel was told he was wanted on the phone. “ Cheer up," counseled Johnson. “ That's probably Louis B. Mayer offering you f/gTJ a fortune to produce a new AS~\ picture for him.” 1 | “ Not only will it not be i| I j| Louis D .p red icted Gcorgie J 1 darkly, “ but I will rip tho i / f ll A, pocket of my new coat com\% ' am ( 3 tag out o f th* phone booth." Th * reason that blonde bombshell walked out on her partner at a awanky nightclub is thst after tying one on, he pushed her to­ ward tho bartender, end ordered casually, 'T ill her up.1 f.- n y k u SJ — h a , Prmnu mbhr this consists sf • mothar, two tU U m aad O-lfltha of m man. th* father. Bat it the Strang* huibwnd and vtfo rrietteMhJp that startled <b« moot. “Tho two roiao which sort elo­ quently characterise ssburbna lift of adulta," wrota Dr. Mowror, “ »r t the rola of ehsuffrur, which tho suburban wifa pU fl, and that of tbo haaitjr— 1. whkh tha but band plays." And tba two l i t an mliod op. Papa finds htaasatf doing mil Vfada of boom*bold dntte* which baro traditionally baa* regard'd at fomlntoo; K m efton ptr. forma such mmwalta* eborot at shoveling now off tho sidewalk. Aflar thinking It *R over, I'ra derided to rsamJa a euburbophob* __m a— whh a raal faar uf dwelling la tba enter spans. Thanks to Or. Mowror, t know now tap ftora aro not phantasm but baaad oa aoUd fact. Lot Ronald Halfacra mad all hi* kind a t k i tholr tang voy>c* borne hr tha railroad tfanstabls, If tbap Cbaeoa. I’ll stick to tba dtp, whan a man’s a man, * wstamn’a * wom­ an—and tho good old grocorp storm is Just acr— .tha atroai. What la a suburbanite aapwap exempt a fallow who lacks th* cograg* to bocooM a raal hermit aad tbo strongth of charaetor to pat up with tbo happp pitfalls o f . dtp living T U will bo recalled that locra. tern, tho wlmmst human who orsr lived, never frlttand away hie yean dlrgtng up polsaa Ivp la a ■ **■» suburb. H* took bis h— leek la th# dty like a maw- "WORRY, WORRY. THAT IS THE EVIL OF LIFE" •a-fAuthnr'e asm* b e lo w )* * One foolish way I* worry la t « thtak you have asms sick* about it. Soma people are afraid to go to a physician because they are afraid ha might tall them they hove the trouble they an worrying about. Relieve your mind quickly. Visit your physician 1mm*. Hlataly if you think aemathtug la wrong. Don’t try ta treat yourself. Cat hla expert advtew, and tba odds an that not only but uniter hla shitted treatment you will g*t batter quickly if you raally hav* asrootklag wrong with you. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. •ad^tetSi. U S »to#ro£ S b o*£ Ck" n“w«r>8UU Co,Ut*n ufor N# — __ 5to ™ *K * f T * £ • £ £ n i i T T°c?*'ru _ Orangeburg, told not m «ki. la the past year or so tbsrs have boon shootings, cross burn­ ing*, boycotts, assorted mob ac­ tions and aoar raro riots. Cross*# hav* boon bunted, ap­ parently for tho purpose of In­ timidation, In mors than 60 plans* scattered from Jackson, rills, Fla., to Bonham, Tex., aad ChariottooriUs, Vs. Tbs furtively plarad aati-Nsgra symbols hav* boon find be­ fore tha residences of Speaker o f tbs Howes Sam Rayburn D- FLORIDA WELL PREPARED ID WITHSTAND HURRICANE TAMPA IB - Florida Is better prrparad to withstand a hurriraa* than *v#r before, ■ state Civil Dsfswss official reported yester­ day. Nsvsrrtetess "Wo w ant to tsfcs this work of training to emphasis* the continuing dangers of both nature and attacks from an *n"*r country,” said Prod w* Dtlfottft, aisiiUnt director of the Florida Civil Dsfeas* pro­ gram. About 71 leaders is tbs state *ram era attending * week! g course te civil daesns* prob- C a N You get th* most modem track V I BaBOsar steariag, wnk g going (Standard la many middle- Chevrolet's low, low pete* weights sod all heavies; optional at earned mputatio* for ooom extra cost in other models.) be glad to smogs a 4am You get High-Level ventilation, either el year place ar at Mursad, ad Dallas, T i l , tamppfqirad white lUtkaid wMh Ite U.8. Army at Uns, Austria. Eight years later, th* 01 M pkturod as b* returned te U S. Army sawtrol in West Boriia after batng ralanssd by the Communiats at Bout ran, t u t Ger­ many. Morand raid he was ar­ rested white crossing s brides •war the Danube sod has boon in script lea U aa. It wlft bs • M n iM ^ ts a p a g M U wttJi (n W 4 am Ode fimuMni CkunM S a in al a fair soft rsasaasMi grtea^. FAST #KEB DELIVERY oMa F A U ST 'S S U N D R Y STO RE H oller M otor Sales �;-.rJb< THE SANFORD HERALD Tues. Sept 11,1956 SocialEvent* Calendar between A t all thi fathering! 0f teen agera recent r» there hee been • nostalgic tc— , „ __ , ,___ been made aware that their days together are numbered with so ■ a n y o f them going away in March o f more education. The conversation among the girls who met at Jim Spencer's for dinner the other evening was typical of all girls going away to school fo r the first time. It consisted mostly o f talk o f sororities and parties, with the words "Gosh, I'm ■cared" appearing quite frequent. iy. By l __ ______ ______ _____ _____ who are entering college reluctant* 1y now w ill bo as btaso a* Miss Sally Chase, who will be leaving Thursday fo r Chatham Hall where she begins b er sophomore year. A fter w riting a fashion column the other day. In which I advised all you gals that torso dresses were definitely out fo r this sea. son, I ’ll bet you just could novsr guess what I did Friday. That'a right, I sure did. But It wee eo adorable I just couldn't resist. It's In blsck conlaroy with just tiny print o f a tangerine color. And the white band around the neck and eleevas are detachable for eaay laundering, SHOWN ABOVE at the open house and tea held Sunday at the For you garden enthusiasts A ll Sainte Epiaoopal Church in Enterprise are: aeted in front. here ere a few reminders o f Henry Eberling; Front Row, L. to It. Mr*. Curl A. Smurling, Mr*. .~ chores to be stlanded to during .1 •'.* tlrdp"".' Mrs. 11. J Parker. \lr». Lee nenion, mm, Wltlgooee, Mrs. Wallace Geblcr, and M n. M. Van Brack)*, Back the month of September. Now it the time to set in new trees and shrubs, and at course you know that these require plenty o f good toll and water. Spray your roses for a second bloomltig period and Miss Colleen Engrbrctson left rearrange, divide aad transplant Friday for the University of Flor­ early-blooming peremitals. ida where she will servo as a The voice on tli* telephone was member of the Orientation Com­ very worried On the new arrival* list are ■ y S A R A K IN G mittee to welcome new student* to "Doctor, Andy has a terrible For an important and stlmulaL , . . Mr. and Mrs. R a y C. Win the campus. Colleen recently re­ stomach ache and I ’m so a fn ld free, ISOS Washington Avs., who la g novel, read "The Mandarins" turned from the summer session he may have appendicitis, may 1 hail from Greensboro, N, C. They by Simona do Beauvoir. This have a girl aevea and a half and at Black Hill Teachers College In bring him right over? Spearflsh, S. D. Andy was 7 and he certainly M o r e l o f love and Ideas depicts boys six and four. M r. W infrael Dr. A. W. Epps Sr., Dr. A. W. was a miserable little boy. He Am political, Intellectual and is used car manager l o r Strick Epps Jr., Dr. BUI Epps and Dr. had a fairly high temperature, m o n l history of the post-libcra land Morrison.. . . Mr. and Mrs. I* D. Brown attended over the he was roughing a good deal and tion period In France. The people C. E. Johnson, of HumboMt, Tenn.. la the "Mandarins” (the Intel now make their home at 4011 weekend the Central Horida Den-, hanging on to his abdumen where Way. They hit re one tal Convention at the Brahma he said his hurt was. When An teetuete) are brought vividly to Colonial Club in Ocala. dy was examined he was found Ufa as the reader participates in child, a girl, ten. , . , Mr*. Friends o f M n A. G. Mclnnl* to have Butte, a widow, makes an arutcly Inflamed the brilliant conversations, the Chios political shenanigan*, the erotic her home at I l f Escambia Drive will be pleased to learn that she throat, but hi* abdomen ihowcd adventures, and the heartaches with her two boys, aged seven is now able to get out after her no sign* o f inflammation o f tbe recent illness. appendix. He hadn't had a bowel s f these Intellectual! trying to and five. . . M n . Sadi* Harvey left Satur­ movement fo r soveral day*. The ^fln d their place o f integrity In pain in hli abdomen wa* due to day fo r a visit to Miami. * a world that muit be remade. Ralph D. Woodruff, grandson an accumulation o f gas in hi* This novel is tops on the Read­ o f M n . P. L, Woodruff Sr., left inli-ntinal • tract plus some en ers choice at current books. Sunday fo r hli home in English- larged and lender gland*— like Irwin Shaw's (Young Lions) town, N . J., after spending the those under hi* jaw from hi* MW novel "L a cy Crown" tells the past month with hi* grandmoth­ Inflamed tonsils. He was given . story at a woman in pursuit The members o f Holy Gross er. • f tarn The decisive moment for some medicine for his sore throat Lacy Crowe — which charge* F.oUcopel Church honored th# Friends o f Mr*. Ursula Thorn­ and hi* mother told to give him the pattern at her own, her Rev. H. Lyttlrton Zimmerman ton will be happy to learn that an enema. Next day he was much husband's and her son's live* — and hie family Thursday -with she is now back home after und­ better. arrives wehn she submits to the e reception held In the Pa rah ergoing observation at the hosp­ Every pain In the abdomen I* jg r d o r at a man much younger House o f the church. ital. not an appendicitis but o f course The guests were met at tha than hanalf. Mr. and M n . W. H. Dopson, ■tomnch ache is one o f the danger A new nun# story la "Nurse door by the Junior Wsrdsn and o f Sylvanla, Ga, were In town signals nf nppewllritls end Amfy'a In the Plnelends” by Ruby Red- his wife. Mr. end Mrs. Raymond over the weekend visiting Mr. mother did exartly the right after which they ford, the romance o f a young Lundqulst, and M n . Henry Tamm Jr., Mra. thing to make aura what was the shook hands with the members Buna in the foothills o f South Washburn and Henry trouble with her little boy. o f the receiving line, who were Robert Carolina. Tamm Sr. M n . Dopson I* titter Appendicitis runs in families. Mrs. 8- 0. Chas* Jr. the Rev. R e n ’s a mystery with a title It Is a frequent story to hear H. L. Zimmerman, Mrs. H. L*. to Henry Tamm Sr. that Roods Investigating; "The Mr. end M n , Irving Pryor have that Mother or Dad or mayl>e Zimmerman, Mre. William Zimm­ Hearse Horse" snickered by A ct. erman, Senior Warden, Gordon i their gueits, M n . Pryor’* some o f the other children have sa Duncan, Bradley and Mra. Gordon Bred.i aunt, M n . Karl J. SUhro Sr. had on appendix removed. You and M n . Stahre of Delmar, don't o f course, Inherit an In­ j P e r those Interested la Civil ley. • w a r history ‘ " C o n f e d e r a t e Dela., where Mr. Stahre is local fected appendix, hut yog do In­ An Autumn Theme waa car. A gen t" by James Horan le most Hed out in the decorations, which manager for a telephone com­ herit your body build and shape. interesting. In some families the appendix were in the charge o f Mra. Irw ­ pany. ___________________ lie* In a crooked cramped place "Don’t Go Nsar ths W ater" in Fleischer. Bouquets o f yellow and Is more likely lo become In­ h r William Brinkley has com* In and orange chrysanthemums fected than when it lies straight and to ready for circulation. It were used with candle* through­ and free in Ihe abdomen. hae several reserve* on it all out the pariah house, giving It raady, though, *o yet get your the atmosphere of a beautiful Appendicitis is usually a di*M n . R. U. Hutchison, district hid in early. It’s wonderful. and gracious home. Tha two tea •a creu ry o f inIsslon ary ed uca t Ion - f « * « " " or young adult*. A now non.fktion about World teblea war* overlaid with linen w H I preside over Ihe Educational ncldo tn occurs before Ihe o g e W a r I is "The Long W alk" by cloth* and centered with vary Q U arem lr Rawlci as told by attractive arrangements o f yel­ sem inar o f Ihe Orlando District cases ere Ronald Downing. Twenty.four low end orange chrysanthemum*, of the Woman's Society o f Chris­ about 0 and 1(1. Of course U can r old Rawlcs wee an officer which were the creations o f Mre. tian Service to be held In First occur at any age. the Polish army when, in John Galloway and Mrs. W , E. Methodist Church on Park Ave., Often time* a child will have Wednesday Sept. 19. from 9:30 a. lttt, ha was arrested by the Kirchhoff. Candle# were also vague pain* in the al>damcn o f f m. through S p. m. Russians and Imprisoned as used effectively on the tables. T l v Rev. Milton If. Wyatt, will and an for manthi before he apy. This fascinating account In charge o f refreshment* were give an Introduction o f the Church ha* an acute attack. Seldom I* describes how Rawlcs and els Mrs. B. F. Whitner, Mrs. Dan there much fever in true appen­ com panions broke out o f a Soviet U v e ll, Mr*. Harry Cushing, Mrs Wide Study. dicitis. The temperature uauully "O Coma Let Us Adore H im ," •lave labor camp end walkod Hawkins Connelly, M l** Berber* run* between 99 end 101. A hi -b ia the theme o f the seminar. into the endless crushing Ruprecht, and Mr*. Jo* Sauad fever suggests something 1* the ad Bibora, aded fo r dls A presentation of the approved matter. on . Tibet. Soon they were joined studies will be given by the follow­ Those serving were the memA child with appendicitis may by a young girt who was run ing officer*. vumlt once, but he doesn’t con­ M ag away from a life that made here o f the altar Guild who a n Mra. Howard Anderson, district chairman, tinue to vomit and vomit. Hi* ■ay ehanre at escape ' a chance Mrs. Jo* Sounder*, treasurer, will review the book Mr*. Harry MeLaulln, M n . W. bowel* are usually normal. -Di­ worth taking. They mode their "Missions, U.S.A."; Mr*. Robert Way through uncharted forests, E. Kirchhoff, M n . B F. Parkins, Hays, w ife o f the associate pastor arrhea will lometimei cause pain Mountainous terrain, the deadly M n. Mildred Babcock, and Mn. o f th » Community Methodist In the abdomen, but Very seldom is diarrhea present when a child Wastes o f the Gobi desert end B. F. Whitner Jr. They w o n as­ Church, Daytona, will present glrle o f tbo Y.P. the appalling harriers of the Him sisted by .the "Youth hi a Responsible Society"; has appendicitis. Alayae -until the thread o f life S.L. of the church. The pein o f appendicitis usual­ Mrs. B. M. Hlllyer district treas­ Other hostesses w o n tho mem­ urer, w l l give "T h e Church in ly begins In the middle o f thi•U but unravelled a few miles ber* of the Board o f tho W o­ Southeast A ria "; and Miss LouD* ululumrn end then finally settle* .M a r t at their goal. Sipple, district spiritual life sec­ on ths right side. Sometimes it'* M "C la ire" by Dorothea Malm 1* men's Auxiliary. There w e n about 1S8 people retary w l l present "Pau l's l e t ­ a vague dull ache, but more o f­ the story at Clair* Floury, a ters to Local Churches." Mis* Sip­ ten it Is a sharp stabbing pain. young and beautiful French who altended the function. ple K ill a b o give the closing Wor­ governess who la discharged by I f you auipect that your child ship Service. the English fam ily eh* works may have appendicitis it'* al­ fo r and, unable to cop# with Ilf* Mrs. Hutchison has requested ways safe to give him a small In the lower depths o f London that each one go to the study enema, but never, never give e In the 1ISO's, drifts into proclass they bave selected as soon as cathartic when there le pain in ■MtUtloa. As she make* her wey they arrives the eltdomen. I f the pain doean’t hack to respectability, rising In AU who plan to attend bring disappear after the enema, get Mrs. Lorraine Graham, execu­ ,4he world, she attracts the at­ tive secretary of (ha Seminole sandwlches,..and a cold drink will in touch with *your doctor tight te n tio n o f Charles Wichinhood, County Tuberculosis and Health ba furnished. away. He can tell by feeling the who had refuted to help when Association, M n . W. W. Tyre and A nursery will be provided for abdomen whether or not the *P ■he needed H. and when he pro. Mrs. Vincent Butter will attend those desiring to use It. pi-ndlx ia inflamed. He will prob poses marriage to ber, aha accept* the Christina* Seel Sate C lln le ably want to .take a blood count. Basing an opportunity fo r revenge w h lrh w ill be held Wednesday, Heat erariied pineapple with Th« Information h# gets help* • a the family she bates. Sept, u , at Urn Royal Park Inn frash mint leaves, then coot Serve him decide about the appendix, The mw Literary G u i l d in Vsro Beach. Tha o ffice o f The he October le "Rachel Tuberculosis sand Health Associa­ as a s a w * fa r vanilla tee cream. I I f the doctor decides that the by Charles Mercor. It is tion will be closed oa that date. . story o f a oouragaena i ( and i t fa ll at iataroatlng When you aru preparing to lat­ •s a tin g •pisodti. tice-top pte, be sure to fold tb# w ill be out In October. bottom crust up over the pastry W o have soma now westerns, ■trip* for a M at finish. aaytterioe and love etecieg ready fa r circulation. Book week 1* Row, I . to R. Mre. Laura Leon Wrigh, Mre. R. L. Ailing, M u. «•.. B. Ailing, Mre. Henry Wood, Mre, Mre. L. F. BL Amend. Platt Brown, Mis* Katherine Mtch, Mr*. Co*. Mrs. Marlon Roberts, Erward II. Mr*. K. B. French, Mre. W. A. Cnnedny. 8, E. Wilks, Mra. 1L F. McDermott and Wednesday Study Ignore.Stomache Ache, Will Be Resumed It M a y Signify Appendicitis Says Rev. Wyatt fisutAom th Never On The BOo KsHeL? j appendix is inflamed, he will re­ commend that it be removed. These days an operation for the removal o f an appendix is a sim­ ple procedure. H I* never safe to leave an infected appendix in the abdo­ men, because the next time It flare* up It may rupture quickly. Three days ■ child even with n ruptured appendix usually re­ cover* but he will be much sick­ er than If h li appendix had been removed before It ruptured. W.S.C.S. To Hold Seminar Sept. 19 r Sanford Women To Attend Clinic In Vero Beach Taylor Commandery No. 28 K.T.Will Resume Conclaves WANT AOS •«>«* Thursday Sept 13 7:30 P.M. 25" P. L. M ILLER Recorder A. F. RAM SAY Commander The Rev. Mr. M. H. Wyatt, pastor o f the Flr*t Methodist Church, on Park Avo. has an­ nounced that the Wednesday evening program would resume this month at the Church. On the first Wednesday o f each month there will be a Family Night fupper hnd a fellowship program. A t 7:30 on each o f the remaining three Wednesdays of TUESDAY The Gleaner* C ltt* o f the T i m Baptist Church will hold Its regu­ lar monthly meeting at fl p. m. In the home of Mrs. J. E. Hem merle, M U DeCotts St., with Mr*. R. T. Hunt icrvlng * t co-hoitc*t. The Pioneer Fellowship and Re­ creation will meet at the First Preabytcrlan Church e t 7:30 p. m. The Y .W .A .'i o f the F lr*t Bap­ tist Church wilt meet. The DAV will hold Its regular meeting at 9 p.m. at the DAV Hut, Junior High School P-TA will meet a* the school auditorium at 1:00 p. m. The I’ hcbean-Golden C i r c l e Class o f the First Baptist Church will hold Its monthly meeting with Mrs. Walter Brook* at her new home, 920 Rosalia Dive, at B p.m. All member* arc urged to attend as this is the last meeting of the church year. WEDNESDAY The Girl Scouts will meet at the First Presbyterian Church at 3:30 p.m. Tho Mid-Week Bible Hour will be conducted by Rev. A. G. MeInnis, pastor o f the First Presby­ terian Church at 7:30 p.m. The Chancel Choir will rehearse at First Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p.m. The Elder Springs Baptist Clr cle will meet at 2:30 p.m. The Training Union Executtive Committee o f thu First Itnjill.-d Church will meet after Prayer Service, which Is- held at 7:30 p.m. The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will conduct Ihe morning devotions over WTItn, Sanford, nt B:30 a m. A Study Course will be held at Ihe Episcopal Parish House from 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Bring your own lunch and drink* wlll.be pro. vlded, THURSDAY The Junior Choir will have Constitution Week To Be Observed By D.A.R., Sept. 17 n s n n r H t B C H T I b l furtrimmed box jacket suit In black and whit* tweed le de­ signed for fall IBM. The back o f the jacket le gathered and bloused above a half-belt The collar and muff are black Pen sian lamb. The 8*111* Ilerrteon Chapter (he National Society, Daughters o f tbe American Revolution, win begin their observance o f Consti­ tution Week with a meeting aboard the Roumlllal'e boat "Sky­ la rk " on the first day, Monday Bept. 17. T h e speaker# will bo Chaplain Arnold of RNAS and hostcssei will be M n . F. E. Rmimlllat, Mis* Iren* Hinton end Mr*. A. R. Kay, Members are requested lo meet at the Boat Work* at Osteen Bridge at 3 p, m. Constitution Week was obeerved fo r ths first time In 1963. It wee Instigated by Mrs. Gertrude C'nr. raway, President General o f the National Society, Daughters o f the American Revolution and wee proclaimed by President Ellennewer. The Sanford Herald aryl many newspapers throughout the their rs h e s m ! end fellowship et the First Presbyterian Church at 3:48 p.m. The Youth Choir o f the First Presbyterian Church will practice et the church et 7:30 p.m. The Deacons o f the First Pres­ byterian Church will meet et the Church at 7:45 p.m. The Baptist Federation o f buelncis women's circle* In thi* dh strict o f the *tal* will meet at the First Baptist Church for sup­ per at 7:00 p.m. A burine** meeting and program will fol­ low. The Intermediate Choir o f tha First Baptist Church will re­ hearse et 7:00 p.m. end the AduK Choir et 8:00 p.m. The Rev. H. L. Zim mermen will conduct the morning devotion# over WTRR, Sanford, at 9:30 a.m. The Anna Miller Circle will meet at 8 p.m, at the Elks Club, Alt members ere urged to attend. Taylor Commandery No. IS Knight* Templar will resume Con­ claves at Masonle Hall at 7:38 p. m. Seminole Rcbeksh Lodge No. 43 will meet In the IOOF Hell at 3 p. m. Southslde P -T A will meet In Southilde Assembly Hall at 3:18. Parent* may visit room a alerting at 7:30 p. m. FR ID AY The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will conduct the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.q|, TOO L A T E TO C LASSIFY LOST— Blue male Parakeet. V i­ cinity o f 2101 Lake Dr. Reward, Phone 14f>3-J. Happv Birthday the month, there will be n Bible Study course, ,l*d by the Rev. Sept. 11 Mrs. Ralph King Mr. W y a tt Mrs. Charles Gross The Rev. Mr. W yatt aUo reJohn R. Rasa vested that ten beautiful etalnrd Miss Laura Chittenden glass windows are being Installed this week in the Sanctuary '>f SO FT TOUCH the church, to complete tb* inAnKRO KEN, I.lnho ( A P ) —The stellaton of ell new window* In homey toads o f tho Southeastern the Sanctuary. Idaho desert are in for n soft touch as tong as Chris and Mnrk W rid* of Aberdeen are around. The youngsters caught ono no ir Reception Honors Episcopal Priest And His Family ’a books, bat with good adult books it really kaepa M going to keep them coming fo r to read. P *g*d their home and fixed up a cage for It, They claim IPs tho only load In existence with a furnished home complete with electric light*. nation had editorial* and new* item* concerning It. It behoove* all true Amorleen* to observe Constitution Week Sept. 17-23 again thi* year. PATTY BIRO Deis o! women gotten end the holder of women's II hole world tecoid scote, tali Champ lAptebw WImmIpNPTMhi Q«*h|| C ! are bugs eating ! you out of ! plants and blooms ?! Z Ltok it ywr him fir Z Tk*a Bpf*j urn OX UwSass Spfij, MaUlhtua andDOO. HU* tiM-titUs iff ay to « « w at Sii Mu Sii p toE WmiwI I U WwYI O N SA LE W E D N E SD A Y 9 T IL L 12 BARGAIN •VU t 3S0 REMNANTS BIG ASSORTMENT OF FABRICS BIG ASSORTMENT OF PATTERNS BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU SHOP PENNEY'S YOU’LL SAVB I ■ ■ I I I ■ I Kilgore Seed WEDNESDAY CLOSE 12 NOON g 300 W. 1st St. �N L C a rit Decide O nPark For '56 W orld Series TTrsrrrrt * ■* NEW YO R K UR — The World i:r ie i Is officially scheduled to jpea Oct. 3 Hi the National League >ark—but It ml|ht bo a bit later f the N L can't decide which park. Commlaaloner Ford Frick sot he date for the 1 W clastic after a 90-minute discussion with rep­ resentatives of tbs pennant con­ tenders in both leagues yesterday. The first two games will be .dayed In the National League •ark, with the series then shifting to the American League park for the nest three If needed In the best-of-seven championship. If more games are neceassry, they will be played in the National Lea­ gue park. Ticket prices, the same as last year and Including federal but not local taxes, are glo for a bos seat, 17 reserved, $1 bleachers and 94 for standing room. All games will start at I p. m. local time, except on Sunday In New York, when the start will be S p. m. The only problem at the mom­ ent is the National League pen­ nant winner. It could be Milwau­ kee, Brooklyn, or Cincinnati. And a two-team or three-team playoff may be needed to decide. JIM JIM H A W K IN S ft^THE SANFORD HERALD 6, Tun- Sept. 11,1956 Krider,Hawkins O n Hatter Squad Jim Krider and Jim Hawkbis,9both freshmen at 8tetson Univ. eralty this yeer, are members Of the Stetson Hatter Squad. , By JOE REICHLER The two Stetson football players i • NEW YO R K tft—Charile Grimm are gruudates o f Seminole High who relinquished the Milwaukee School. I managerial reins to Fred Haney They participate! In l be sea­ ■ .th e eiiddle of the season, ex­ pressed confidence today that son’* first game-type scrimmage i r*By beys" will win the National last Saturday following a Sped* I fl-BfBC pennant but added he did ator Clinic at which head Coach |Mt expect the race to be decided [OSH) the final week o f the ram- McQuillan o f the Hatters and ' Head Coach James It, "Spec" I ipiull, Martin o f the Deland High School - " I said hack In spring training Bulldog* explained and demon­ th e Braves would win the pennant strated with their 'earns the f i r rae,M Grimm told The A novarious offense and defense for* , ek ted fr e e * In n telephone Inter, maUons. trie* from hla home in RobertsThe Hatters tq.rn their nine, game schedule Sept. 15 against Virginia Military Institute In St. Petersburg. KRID ER Fleischer Ninth In Inter-Service Golf Tournament Pvt. Mel Fleischer o f Sanford, placed ninth out o f 20 contestante in the open division o f the 1951 Inter-Service G olf Champ* ionshln tournament held at Eglln A ir Force Base Aug. 29 — Sept. Under N L rules, a two-earn tie fo r first place means a bett-ofthres playoff. A three-way tie calls for a double elimination playoff— which could drag on for five days. Frick, noting the possibility of a tie In the National League said, there will be a one-day break be­ tween the end o f the playoff and star of the series unless the final playoff game is played in the win. ner's park. Then the series will begin the dsy after the playoff. I f either .Milwaukee or Cincin­ nati wlna the pennant, there will be a day's travel time when the aeries shifts from on park to the other, i f Brooklyn wins, and pre­ sumably then will face the New York Yankees, no travel time will be needed. The Yankeea need only a com­ bination o f eight victoriea and Cleveland or Chicago defeats to • Pvt. Fleischer o f the U. R. clinch the American League flag. Marine Corps, Camp Lejeune. N. C. shot a 72 hole score o f 74-75- Cleveland and Chicago currently are tied for second place. .75-76 300 during the A r m y , Navy, Marine, and U. S. Air Forre tourney. The U. 8. A ir Force won the team championship with a score o f 1195. The Army was second with a score o f 1201, the Marines thin! with 1202, and the N avy last with 1220. Marine Lt. Don Albert of Camp l-rJeune, N . C. was the low individual scorer and IntrrServlce rhamplon with a score o f 79-79 fl?-T2 200. ' Standing AM ERICAN LEAGUE MONDAY'S RESULTS No games scheduled TU E SD AY’S SCHEDULE New York at Kansas City N Boston at Chicago N Washington at Detroit Ballmore at Cleveland N N ATIO N AL LEAGUE M ONDAY'S RESULTS No gamrs scheduled TU ESD /Y'S SCHEDULE Cincinnati at New York Milwaukee at Brooklyn S t Louis at Philadelphia N Chicago at Pittsburgh N Southern Assn. Playoffs Will Begin Tomorrow By TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS Pennant winning Atlanta enter* taini the Birmingham Barone and the Mobile Bears journey to Mem­ phis tomorrow for opening games o f the Southern Assn, playof/s. The winner* of the best-of-seven game battles will play In another four-out-ot-seven match fo r the championship and the right to play the Texas League chsmp in the Dixie Series. Mobile, tied with Birmingham for third place at the end o f re­ gular seaion play Sunday, whipped the slumping Barons 9-2 last night. The game was played to deter­ mine which team would face Memphis and which would play Atlanta. A P P A R E N T L Y BU M PING NOSES, the Sanford S * ml notes are turning got selves into shape fo r the first game o f the tenaon in the Orange Belt team on Sept. 21. (S ta ff Photo) TOSSUP FIGURED BOSTON IP— It figures to be a tossup tonight when Larry Boardman of Marlborough, Conn., pita his youth against former cham­ pion Jimmy Carter's experience lx a lightweight 10-round battle at lettermen, w e have tome depth Boston Garden. In reserves fo r a change. We're Carter, a veteran o f more hurting from lack o f speed, but 10 years and 100 fights tn nw we will havu as much if not more ing, has long been the spoiler for take the Seminole's best perform-1 New England's brighter liS-pound out more men than we have In prospects and hopes to do U years.’* again. Cocoa la rated aa a top Orange Belt Conference power-house with plenty o f experience, and It will take the Seminole' best perform­ ance to beat them. And, aa coach Fleming put it, the Semlnoles seem to have tre "desire to win" this yet.r, and that meant a lot to the (mall, scrappy, ICO lb. averagri team. Sanford fan* are fortunate to have the season openrr with Cocoa at Memorial Stadium. A capacity crowd la expected to be YOU M ttA on hand aa the Sanford Semlnoles taks the field fo r the first o f five SUr catcher of the Mi* Tart home game* in a ten game ached, Yinkm, three-haw winner ft ule. American League's Mo«t Vetoable barer swart. ids Cheap Seminole Gridsters Showing Improvement Seminole head mentor Bill Fleming and hla assistants Bud I,ayer and Dave Laude said to­ day that It would be Impossible to give a starting lineup for the season opener with Cocoa Sept. 21, until a few days before the game. "W e have an undreamed, o f competitive eplrit here," Flem­ ing said. "F o r every position we hare at least two men trying for it; we have 14 backi vicing for position, and we haven't filled one yet." And the scrimmages show this hard-hitting competition. Two almost equal teams faced each other in a grim, determined skull-knocking scrimmage yester­ day, and each team held the other scoreless for better than an hour. "The improvement has been fantastic". Bud Layer said. "The keenness o f the competition hat brought out the best in each man." David Laude pointed out. Even warm-up exercleea show evidence o f thie high spirit. In­ Count Fleet, winner o f the 1949 stead o f the usual cadence, ex. erclses are -now done to the tune Preakness, ha* aired the winner* o f more than 94 million in purse*. o f "Clobber Cocoa". Heavyweight boxer Harold Cart­ Scrimmage ha* show some out­ Linden, N. J., played standing defensive play, particu­ er o f larly In the line. Turning In out­ Police Athletic League football. standing performances have been Meredith Scott, Charles Pence, Charley Peete, rookie outfielder Brantley Schlrard, Murray Nance, wnreed hla chance in the major Terry Goemhle, V irgil Gracey, loaguee by hitting .351 In 96 gamea and Fred Behrens, evhh Omaha during the early part "Cocoa figures to bo the point­ Of 1996. er fo r the season,** coach Flem­ ing commented, " I f we take them, we'll know pretty well how we When the Pittsburgh Pirates stand In the conference.*' Re­ called up Bill Maxerotki, a se­ marking on the Inexperience o f cond baseman with Hollywood, hla gridders Fleming added. " A l­ he was bitting JOS in the Paci­ though we hare only 10 returning fic Coast League. When Babe Ruth set his record o f no home runs in 1927 he hit 12 that May. This year Slickey Mantle o f the Yankees hit 10 home runs In May. SM C IA L INTRODUCTORY RRICIS ON 19S7 RHILCO RADIO AND TV LO W C O S T Aolo Financing by our bank offer* you ALL of these Savings. ^ P \ F R H 27m* • »*B |-« D j(L' s ji Hammond World Glob* X C with any * * * 1957 Fhlico JftEL, Con*01.W a r ekoreteSr Phonograph .. „-r „ be won In the next two games al­ though I admit they are import­ a n t," he raid. T h ere are too many games left tn play. I think the race wIU go right down to the Smith To M anage Phillies Again I ■ ^ si f | ^ __ J ^ Collier moderate borrowing charge. Wa finance new earn at v« p.y . — t You pay no "hidden coats’*. TobU Mtodtol Radi* THE IN S U R A N C E Your insurance premiuma may bo included In your monthly payments and placed locally with your own agent. P V T . M E L F LE ISC H E R PHILADELPHIA UP — Mayo Smith ha* been signed to managa the Philadelphia Phillies again neat )ca r, hit third s* skipper o f the National League club. Smith took over the team in Oc­ tober. 1954, after Terry Moore was released at the dose o f the sea­ son. He managed the Phils to a fourth plar* finish last year and currently has them In fifth plare with a chance at a first division berth. Before coming lo Philadelphia, Smith managed Birmingham in the Southern Association fo r Iwo yoar*. Ha started hit managerial career with Amsterdam, N . Y., in the Caaodian-American League. Smith said he plana “ no wholePalo purge" h «t aeea poealbllitle* 9< rradjnetmewt' o f player per- r h t L O A N C O S T KEPT D O W N THE A C T IO N promptly. TO VISIT THE GRAND OPENING OF THE NEW Before yen buy your uoxt cur, m i for actual thrifty bank auto loan plan. And exactly bow it will pay you to finaace y money-aavlag car with ust SIXTH AND MAPLE 8TH. T O D A Y A N D W E D N E SD A Y ire$tone “The Friendly Bank” Member F. D. L C. figure-facts �~i ♦ "Summer Doesn't Slew Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 'M 21—SPE C IAL N O T IC t l BULLDOZING LOWERY A BRIDGES San. taie-W Orange CHy Syr i-SMi CROSLBY - BENDIX Silas and service RANDALL Eleetne Company Service— Quality— Sailaf action Pb 113 Sanford 2837-J-3 Da Bery Empty? 17—FU R N ITU R E * HOUSEHOLD AUTO LOANS— Cost less at This L a free pass to the Prairie Avaton Apu. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W Lake Drtve-ln Theatre for Sue Karraker. Exp. date Sept. SEE Seminole Realty for D eitr able Homaa and Apia. Phone 27. 20, 1959, FurUehed A p t HO Park Ava. FLORIDA STATE HANK OF SANFORD______ MERCHANDISE Solve the "Guest" Sleeping Problem With An 4 3 -A R T IC L E S fa r SALE Echols Hi-Rizer This Is a free pass to the Movteland Rlde-In Theatre for R, H. Goble, L ik e M iry, Esp. • A beautiful couch by day FAIRB AN KS • MORSE P u m p a • A comlortabla 80-Inch wida bed d u e Sept. M, 1961. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. by night. LONG. Phone 3U 207 F.tst We buy ind aell used furniture. • Converts to twin beds Commercial Ava. Paying top cash prices for m y • Converts to a couch and a thing o f value. SUPER TRAD* ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ single bed. 1NO POST on IT-92 N ». 5063-W. ments, Invoices, bind bills, eud programs, e tc . Progressive Decker upright Plano. 473.00. Good Printing Cu. Phone 40S — 403 condition, just tuned, Ph. 17IS-R. A Selection o f Beautiful Tailored West 13th St. . Covers and Bolateri Slightly Extra 43—ARTICLES FOR SALE Well drllUng, water guaranteed. S w A N T ADS fBBNT 'EM EAST U - M O N E T TO LOAN $94.50 gs Ph. 1821 Phono iooe-w. ECHOLS BEDDING GO. —Factory to You— Career lad A Magnolia, Ph. 1333 "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. np*n Meaday’s til 9:M a. as. lHAH~l70U RESTAURANTDeanna School Of Dance Enclosed head. Sag-proof bottom VISIT OUR BALCONY Sample Menu: T-llone Steak, Tap • Ballet » Acrobatic • Ball* rail with plastlo ends. Plastic or i A - r u c t a 10 L A T 31—SCHOOLS* INSTRUCTION Breaded Vaal Cutlet, Florida Lobster, Deviled Crab, and of couna Lola’s Famous P lx i*. PHONE 1175-W for take-miL Hwy. 17*52 South. Wanna cry In your beer? We’re fcoori listeners. TH E DOGGIE DINER A BAR, Lake .Wary. 4— LOST LOST—Ladles Gold W rlit Watch, m Expansion band. Vicinity of Touchton's A First St., Saturday. Phone 493. FOUND—One Bird dot, apparent* ly 5 years old. Owner may havt by descrlbinf and paying fo r this ad, Call 627-M evenings. A—PERSONAL NOTICES RO LLAW AY, Hospital and Baby Bads Day, Week, or Month—Tel. 1423. Furniture Center — U S West First St. AUTOMOTIVE •—BOATS AND MOTORS Evinrude Sales k Service ROBSON Sporting; flood* 104 E. 1st St. Phone DM 12— TR A ILE R S j * I t w ill pay YOU to see us before you buy. Opcr Evenings end Sundays. Eastelde Tra ll.r Sales F a letk i, Fla. Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 6M-XR. .14— USED CAES " “ '1934-Willys, Beyl. 4 wheel d rift, station wagon. A-l condition throughout, 41295.00. Seminole Truck A Tractor Co. 1100 French Ave. Ph. 1500. ___________ BUSINESS SERVICES 1 6 -B E A U T Y PARLORS .Modern Alr-condlttuned. Salon Harriett's Beauty tioek I N R. Oak Ph. t i l 17—BUILD ING PAIN TIN G 9 REPAIRS This Is a free pass to the Movieland Ride-In Theatre for Mr*. F. C. Long. Exp. date Sept. 20, 1936 V call M c K A N E Y - S M lT H 1416 8. Park rayon upes. cords. Cotton or nylon Uied furniture, apptuneaa, touts, ate. Bought-eold. Larry's Mart, Scnkarik Gloat and Paint Co* 321 E a it tat St. Phone 161L 111*114 West 2nd 8t. Photo ekO NECC1II-ELNA Army Cots, liS.M; Paint, R 3 0 gal. Sewing Machine Center T-Shirts, 4le; Array-Navy Surp­ It -CHILD CARE Sales, Service and Rentals lus, 310 Sanford Ava. G A R R E T T ’S Baby sitters available. Baby Sit* Phone 1423 COME IN and browse around. 323 E. First St. ting Agency. Ph. 35211. F.M.B. 9c, 10c, 19c Store, 3U A RUG 2*— H E LP WANTED— FE M ALE Sanford Ava. FOR E V E R Y ROOM WAITRESS — Apply Touchton’s Ultrallte (Fingertip-light) Samso­ IN THE HOUSE Drug Store, Mr. Clark. nite Luggage. Sanford Jewelry Cover your floors now at theaa G REAT SAVINGS: A Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave. SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS Site 6 a 9 ............ ... Sale Price 43.93 Steady year 'round work, ex* Nearly ntw Hearing GUiaea. Cost glia 74x9 . .........Sale Price 94.95 reliant wages. Free hoipltallia* 4265. Will aell for 1123. Writ* Six* I x l l ........ Sale Price $7.95 lion and life insurance, pleas­ Box LJ, Sanford Herald. Slxc 9x15 ........... Sale Price >8.95 ant working conditions, paid Also rtal values in other Gold Seal holidays and vacations. Apply ONE Studio couch, 6 month* eld. and Armstrong Linoleum Rugs Phono 539-W. in person to BROOKFIELD In assorted sire*. MILLS, 206 N. Elm. WIL80N-MAIEK Portable power driven blacksmith forge and anvil, 425- I N I Myrtla Whart you Alwaye find big values, MOTHERS Quiek credit and aa»y terms. Ava. Do you need extra money to kesp Phone 939 children in school or rollcgaT FOR FILM S, Finishing, Tape Re- 311 E. l i t St. Pleasant, profitable part-time (■orders. Supplies SEE — WIE* 49—FARM and GARDDEN employment wilt du it. Contact BOLDT’S CAMERA SHOP, 310 Mrs. J. Russell, Avon, P.O. Boa GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g * S. Park Ave. 973, Orlando. Plants La any quantity. Ready 44 APPLIANCES for tatting out Rapt. loth. VariSERVICE REPR E SE N TATIVE atlea are o f Midiaaion, Marion Splendid opportunity for alert, Market, Early Round Dutch, ambitious young women who FR1GIDA1RE appliances, s a l e s Glory, Improved Glory. Savoy and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, arc seeking permanent employ­ Mammoth Rad and E aily CopenFla. Phone FO-6-UIS or Seaford ment. hagen, all from Cartlftad Ferry1443-W altar I p K Morris Seed, Ripe A Ready To­ If you h iv e the potentials, we Gas stove A Ktlvlnator refrigera­ mato A Produce C o, State Farm will train you for one of the tor. Almost naw. 3411 Elm Avo. e r f Market, Sanford, Florida, most interesting Jobs in San­ Phont 331. For Sale—3/4 H P air-conditioners.' ford, Mitchell. Only ,2 (or 91T4J4 each. rE A R 8 , small for pickling, 91.00 1 HP Mitchell air-conditioner, par bu. You Pick. Bring basket. You will work Monday through 1189.00. All brand new. Fire­ C. Hawka, Paola. Friday and have regular sche­ stone Store, Ph. 13. duled increases in salary. (laorgia cabbage planti. AH va r 43-BU ILD ING M A T E E IA U latiae — any amount. ________ ______ Startin' ig Minimum requirements are at Sept, 11. It. Hugh C. Whclchef, .......... H ‘ " least a high school education, SU te Market B u ll 13. Day 1264, ages 11-29, ability to type, per­ USED BKICK ’ ■ 1, 417. manent resident o f Sanford. TWO CARLOADS beautiiul used brick. Orange, red, and Xirnt * —MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Apply at Southern Bell Telephone black. See them at KUKRMAN k Telegraph Co. 119 South P al­ CONCRETE P IP E CO. • Clarinet, ’ 446. Phone 592-W. metto Avenue, Sanford Florida HKD-l-MIX CONCRETE Oxford Clarinet. Like new, cheap. 2 7 -H E L P WANTED ■ MALE Window Sills • Lintels Phone 601-J. Septic Tanks • State Approved ATTENTIO N RETIRED 33— W ANTED to BUY Sand • Cement Mortal M U N A V A L PERSONNEL Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1339 Wanted— Baby Bed. clean. Phone Unusual opportunity to represent Smith, 1174-W Sanford. us life insurants w in In San­ CONCRETE ford and vicinity. Will train and Brady Mixed Concrete, Concrete assist. Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ t l —APTS— HOUSES—ROOMS Our standards arc high, but to fication!. the eligible man thli offers an Sherman Concrete I'ipe Co. Bose Court: 5 room apartment, excellent opportunity. furnished. Kitchen equipped. Ph. Out west 13th St. Pbooe 3499 1494. Company has excellent rating • In 49— BUSINESS EQUIPM ENT 3-room unfum. apt. Newly decora' bu.incss for over 53 years.* Office Machine Co., ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 905-W. Address your inquiries to P.O. HAYNES Typewriters, adding machines, Box 6063, Orlando. Florida. Sales-Rcntals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. I f Intereited In apartment clean­ Experienced general autofnoUva er thin avarag*. Close In. Sea mechanic. Apply It. A. Smith STUDENTS—see the newest tiling Jimmy Cuwan. Ph. BIG. in typewriters — Royal's 1937 care Chase A Company. "Tw ln-Pak" portable. The fa*L HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t est portable on the market. In We are accepting application for AptJ. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona 7 colors. 24 months to pay. a part time representative to do Oeacb. Call Z374-W fo r reserva­ Powell’s Office Supply credit reporting In Sanford and tions alter 6:00 p. m. me 996 vicinity on a fee basil. Retired 117 S. Magnolia or aeml-rttircd persona also 1 7 -F U E N IT U tE — M Q V lE H O tP French Avenue bom* suitable for considered. Car essentlaL Reply heme A business. F or Informa­ by m ill, (tilin g age, back­ Buy your Furmturo at Barry'* tion call 1494. ‘ ground business or employment Warehouse Fum. Co., at 901 W. record and present activities. 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ W ELAKA A PARTM EN TS: room* Reporting manager Dun k Brad private baths. 114 W. First St. iture at warehouse prices., street, Inc., P.O. B oi 1306, West Bay gtatioa, Jacksonville, Fla. EMPLOYMENT » RENTALS FLOOR sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole county since 1925. H. M, Gleason, Lake Mary F o r painting 661) T-XR. room. Classes starting Wed. Sept. 12 — Registration Contin­ ___________ u e * — Phont 2IT1. Altunina* Venetian Blind* Mr. Tasker, P A IN T S Phono 1203 1A—PIANO SERVICE L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Fboao 2194 Route I, Sanford I I — RO O FING -PLUM BINQ W. J. KING Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing A Supplies Reem Electric Water Heaters 2134 Orlando Dr.____________ Ph. 19 Plumbing. Jtreakr Heating M. G. HODGES HURRY! . . . . HURRY! . . . . HURRY! . . . . HURRY!! 2A-SAUCSMBN • AGENTS 2 SA LE SM E N Service on All Water I'uropi— Welts Drilled — Pumps Paola Road, Phone 700 to M A T H E R ’ S USED FUHNITU RE DEPARTMENT Taka advantage o We have vacancies for 2 men, Of ail Uned made possible by promotion from within our organisation. in CERAMIC TILE Large 4-Pc Modern Bedroom Suit our Personal Compensation D i­ Paul F . _ Mueller It Son Ph. 134 vision. Free estimate. Quality work. Mahogany Vanity Base, Matching %m m a u sw ' N P i a * i* r i. Ir ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Raj, U * . Star, Call f o u r C ie a * - U p W e e k M e rch a n d ise e .............. .......................... 39830 Bed and Chair ................ >36.00 These men must be smart and Holiawty Bed and Mattress iTw ln Fixe) ........... have a creative imagination. Have rar t o ’ work locally. Must 3 Drawer Chest, on casters ...... like to talk to people. . . -2Pe PlsstJc Sofa Bed Suite .. .— .. . . . . MM. ,M4, . . MM. . . . . . . . . 30.00 Contractiag and Repair 1901 Kenlord Avo. Phone IMS If you arr hired, we will pay your expenses while training and guarantee to pay you each week PLUM BING A RE PAIR S while training. In a short lima ■ Tank InelaUation A Service you will b « aole to tarn Sl&o.oo r ConnecUMs. Archie C or better per week. The average •It, Phene T94-W or 1333. IKING—PLUM BING o f the office is better than 17,300.00 per year. To prove this, 1'LUMUINU we will show bunafidc records of their earnings. Contract and Repair Work Free Estimates R. L. H A R V E Y Some sales experience Is neces­ 104 Sanford Ave. Phone 1121 sary. We prefer however, to train ynu in our own unique way. u —SPECIAL NOTICES Write Personnel, 940 West Flag­ ler Street, Mlaiqj, Fla. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covers and Drapes $20.04 D AILY, well Luminous Door STA N LE Y K U LP Plate*. Write Reeves, Dept.No. PHONE 150. Attleboro, Msaa. Free Sam­ PU M PS k S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS ples. A ll type* and s lit*. Installed or so—WORK MANTKD^-FKMALE~ ••Do It Yourself." WE R E P A IR AND SERVICE Baby-aittlng or bouse cleaning. ST t N E Phoqf 1561J . Rachel Hicks. Machine a id Supply Co. 107 W. Ind St. Ph. 41 32— BtnHW KM O PP O R T U N IT IES G ATLIN BROTHERS Dragline A Bulldour Servlet Pk. t m Geneva. 2493-W S e n io r! I 2 Pc Living Room Suite — . . . 3-Pc Sofa Bed Suite, with plastic arms $7-00 4993 Largo Platform Rocker ........ MM. * . , . .MM. »MM| . . . A . * • . . .MMMM 4390 Plastic Cocktail Chair* ........ — .... la r g e Lounge Chair ....... . *m. » , . . . . . . . . m i 4394 ......... Wicker Chair and Rocker, both for Table, 4 Chain and Buffet . . . . 34.00 , MM, , . . , , MM. . . . . * -Mil . . MM. . . 4 mm . . . . . .MM. . . . . . ■»*•**** 97.00 • *1<1• f •• n s a**M* i m Table and 4 Chain (wood) ...... .. Drop-leaf Table to d 3 Chairs (w ood) Twin M 9UI Beds .. .........................each.............. 4491 mm, «»*« «mm, , « mm, ,,, 41294 ■ ,,. m 4994 Odd Chroma Chain (n ew ) .... — ...... ........ ............................... 4499 Also A Big Selection of Good Used Refrigerators; Gas, Electric and Oil Ranges and Many Oth er Items Not Listed at Terrific Saving!. Purchased On Mather1! Easy 9225 DOWN Offleo. Manual Jacohao*. DESIRABLE oee and two bed­ room fumiibed apt. Ph. 432-W. A. K. SHOEMAKER, ill. Phoiie 1991 Builder 1900 Mcllonvllls SMALL TOWN OF LONGWOOI) Naw two bedroom bouses, kitchen New 2-bcdroom masonry home 33’x33‘ on lots lOO’xlOO*; 6 miles equipped. 1994 Washington. Ph. from Base, city utilities. 48700. 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box Good terms for Navy Person­ 302 Sanford. nel. Phone Owner-Builder, Win­ 2 apartments. 1 small, 1 large. ter Park 28-2584. 319 Park Ave. Ph. 1031. 16—LOTS Lake front 3-badroom C.B. house. Fishing, awlmmlng. Ph. 2038-W- Far your future home site we have lots priced front 4333.00 up, In 3. after 4:30. several locations in City. 2-BEDROOM House, living room, Attractive Lake Front Loti kitchen, Florida room and car OZIER R E A L T Y CO. Ph. 1359 porta. In town, Phone 2003. Lot* 61* x 135*. Partly landscap­ This la a free pass to the ltltx ed. Drramwnld Section. 3611 Theatre for Laura Chaac- ExpChase Ave. Phone 1973-31. date Sept. 20, 1936. 47—BROKERS and REALTORS I-bedroom furnished apt. Very N EAR HOSPITAL clean and elo»*-in. Jimmy Co­ New 3 bedroom block home just wan Ph. 616. completed. Priced at only 47500 with terms. Located at 804 E. F.:rn. Lake Cottage, Fh. 334-M. 4th St. 3 A 3 room freshly painted apU. Robert A. Willluma, Realtor Phone 3663-W or 3313. Raymond Lundqulat, Asfoclatc Phone 1871 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Duplex furnished spartment, three room, 130.00. 3101 Magnolia, Ph. 1673, Robert A. Williams. RAYMOND M. B ALL N i c e bedroom. Private entrance OSCAR M. MARHIHiiN k bath. Phone 3029-W. REG. BROKERS 8. D. Illghleyman, Associate Fum. or unfum. 1-bedroom apart­ 304 South Park Ave. Phono 940 ment. Screened porch. Fhone NEAR PIN ECU EST SCHOOL, we 1013-M. have two excellent buys in 3 3-Room furnished apt. Including bedroom homes, 1 and 3 year* Utilities, 160. 107 W. fth St. old, but like new In condition. As low at 910,200. Can be handClean 2-bedroom apirtment. En­ ted fur 41500 down, with immed­ tire second floor, 901 Elm. Ph. iate possession. 2014W. B A LL R EA LTY Looking fo r home and income? We h iv e some excellent offerings Completely furnished 2 bedroom for cither the investor or person house near Air Base, Phone tuoklng for Income along with living quarters. 8I0-J or 247-M. Rooms for rent. 413 Willow. 3-ROOM furnished Call 2466-J. apartment. IS—BUSINEfUL-INDUSTRIAL Service Station for Rent or Least. Excellent location. Contact N. L. Bishop, rtione 1431 or 1491 Sanford. REAL ESTATE 63—HOMER Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO REALTORS 1101 Park Ave Phone 27 or 143 IF IT IS REAL ESTATE ask CrumLy & Montelth at 117 South Park, Phont 773 They Know GOLDSBORO LOTS 3 nice large building lota rlosp to sehool and shopping. Reasonable and terms. W4*T’* w o*m z___ W«rtMi AMIn «omihato*wwisba Gattlaj HamFar Dentistry Mwk T* eeew* oeeeesaiy l o w fw * docaiMStiff (Ub m ifc* kiifsff of dentistry, Cbwte* Reed, tilt/ "frep" beytr fw siren! »*|w Htllyvaad •tsdUe, fitted Cl*« »U[ed Ade I* May aevepafert. 7-3 NMMmAtSHAMMtWiftBB M «MMturn* m H«*f4l Pmm4ms. Im IM.»« k » • it, DAILY MlfSlHfH f9*616669. IH4 CROSSWORD ACROSS ’.. Billiards shot 6 . American inventor 11. Lack of tone 12. Xtantia hemp 13. Glrt’a name 14. Bra duck 13. Character lit •‘UUIa Women" II. Precious •tone 17. New DOWN I. Unit of weight for gems (pi.) 3. Of atoms 3. Blooming 4. Single unit 8. Belonging to mo 6. Parrot (Bras.) 7 . 0 reek coin (one.) 8. Rodent p. Settings 10. Worldly Testament 14. Roads on (abbr.) which II. Asiatic palm speeding la 19. Afresh allowed 30. Exclama­ tion (slang) II. At on* tlm* 31. Not abundant 1“ 23. Prying 34. Sewing implement* 36. Biblical nams 31. A westerly wind 31. Forbid 32. A form or"havt" 33. Greek letter 34. Close to 33. Playthings 36. Warp-yarn 37. Members of a former reigning family (Eng 30, Spoken 40. American Indiana 41. Tapering tower of a church 4i. Meaning 43. Mountain tops l».O e d of war (Or.) 30. Throng 33. Boon 33. Any anug retreat 23. Minus 26. Subsides Veeteedsf’e A ***# 37. Of 31. Valuable farm aatmi 39. Set 36. DIflU * forth «“ r n r iT“ T" ir 3“ - 36. Melody 31. Clamor 99. Open (poet.) • It. saaiiri (m r .) a act voyegt 30. Coins l Rues.) ” z ■ ■ R r 2 2 2 rf 0 artn 1 TT rr rr jr Phone I l f z % w V L u s m t fr w TP Television I ROSA L. PAYTON. w SEE and COMPARE OZIER REALTY CO. . iSl nM,, "• l" a RO Y REEL'S Auto Alexander ft StriRftr s ladroom fra mo bom* on lou. Jvlag room, separate dining 9, l i d Utahan. Bathroom. I SCI m w M s. i room apt. In roar. Private entrance. Five citrus trwos. Painting 306 W. 2nd Ph. 1121-1 OeedMari « All Tklags Uodfrav a nirlka H Rich Valiant Ladr Lava ol Ilf a naar<;h fer ToiaarsrW ttutdlpg Light tJ:*0 Rapart 9tend Up * Bo CexaMd P.O. Box Geneva, F ll. This I* a fro* pas* to tho Rita Theatre for Thomas Hlrey. Eap. T crai data Sept- 36. 1446. 0 F SANFORD I r nr w\2 r FOR THE DISCRIM INATING W ill build an your to t Yeur plan Built to owners specification, 7T — r r or our*. Wa can arrange finan­ lovaly 2-bcdroom home, sot on cing. Call ux fo r additions or beautiful landscap«d grounds. ““ “ remodeling. Largo living room, all electric TT LOWELL E. OZIER kitchen, pme floors, partial 0 wm Wa •wilder - Phone 1144 b asemen t. extra large closets. Offlcai 1991 9. Orlando Dr. And many other features make thl« one special. Available Im­ — LEAVING T O W N mediately at 414,000. Owner W ILL SACRIFICE leaving town. Lovely 46,000 L ik e Mary home. 3 tilt Carluon Carnival Bedrooms, CSC, burnt wood DO YOU WISH TO SELL k.uv Wtailisr-Newt-aperl* • :lt John Ualv M w i celling!, jalouied window!, car YOUR PR O PE R TY? • ije D u n M o l l t C u r a t r porte, large tot, lako privilege. Let m r experience and contact W U IIO T V U H A U k lC t. • S i l t l4 in t l l a n o s r 43,396, 1636 down, $46 month. be o f service to you. W* shall . ir lfjlin a s ?!li » . r . ou* PHONE 1963-M. ba happy to discuss your prop­ a.ua Adventure with Unete Wall Sioo I Lad Thras Liras erty at no obligation. Cali 908 Silo Mafuljr I'll at. Last * Atwayr 1:10 Kuoitiaht Thaatrt For Bale By Owner— Loch Arbor or 2122 first thing. M.vvt gutvtton 67-B RO KERS and REALTORS 6 month* old. 3 bedroom, 1 bath iitu ord Thaatre laiaa Jana Wfaian Thaatro houia. All afrctrle kitchen, ex­ W. H. "RIB" MTEMPER 10:30 • ’ll Inia Hmltli haust fan, beator, blinds, aervGuy Alien, Aasoelale 111 no Nlaht Nawa Raoort ire man transferred. Ph. 2177-W, Artelle Price, Aasoelale I l i U HI n il nor Uul Registered Real Relate llrokrr 11ISO H larllan l T liaalra Realtor — General Insurance 17*93 at lllawalka 13t* Ulgn Off SM ALL 2-Bodroom Home. Low Pboa* N3 or 2123 111 N. Park Avr. Phan* 2871 down payment. Phono 344, diya or 1993-M, nights. 1:21 Sian-on , CLOSE TO OCEAN krogram ftiaums Furnished modern cottage, CDS, • l i t Niw Comp**} i - Waathar tile bath, fenced yard, i years IiSO Tha Han.Ue Bhaw 1:00 captain Kannaroo A. B. PETERSON Old, $1,000 down, balance Ilka tie* VlawatPa Uloaal Broker Associates: A. U. l ’etcrson rent. Jack Golden Realty, New SMI (Iarm Uaars Jr., p. J. Chcsterson, Garfield Smyrna Beach. » : ! » tiapdaUnd IPlOO Willetts, John Mtisch sod II. W. miio Williams. A. C. Poudney, Land Modam a-badroom concrat* block 11!•« bom* with utility room, car 1 1 : 1 3 I* i m U f l.lfa Surveyor. porte, storage, porch w i t h ll:lo n-arcti For Taaiarraw “ ‘ T o m S mS " * * 116 N. Park Avr. Phone 1139 schcan and jalousies, hardwood 11 :|1 " “ '■ W l i l V o M LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? floors, well k pump with sprink IlllO N O K I Here it is. Two bedroom home, ling system. 49285.W. Monthly tS|t» niaml Up A 11a counts4 13:10 ____ World _______ Turns Aa Tl.a furnished, concrete block, .lose payment 951.30. Th« Homo* Built to school. Only 46.923.00. Terms. iiK •y «u»aparty Other good valuta In 3 A 3 bed­ Three bedroom frame houia just 1:13 H|in Faro ODHAN A TUDOR. INC. 3:00 Tho liloFovaff — — room homes. inside City. With 3 loti k largo Siia K lim Fit Fora' Builders o f Ploo Homes HEAL EBTATE DRIVE-IN trees, hirdwood floors, I screen­ |l«3 The (toil Croaltr Show For Florida Living 2344 Frenrh Ave. ed porches front It back, larga l:S* Hriphlor Dap 3:13 Havraj nIarin J. W. HALL. ItKALTOIt living room-dining r o o m It 3:30 Tha B E A U TIFU LLY Dtalgoed Three Edge of Night Johnny Walker, Associate Breakfast nook, Nawly decora* fie* ''• '> • * I 1*1 CroMraad* Aad Four B adroe* Harass Klim Kara 4:1* ted both inside It out. 14000.00 "Call H ill" Pbon* 1744 1 A 3 hatha W NM UTV JACKOOMVtlitS — Tarras. Varied Selection o f Plaaa Avail* KACKIFICE able. T'm'rJW'gPMM— Priced From 911,990 to 434.000 Combination business and home: location, ISO feet un Hwy 17-93,' VA (G I )- F H A k FHA InscrvI is* Ulakav Mauso Laura B. Oiler, Broker 44,400 — TERMS. lea Financing. •:*; lie * nawart H tg fl M. Field, Associate 'oug C«w» 2601 So. Orlando Hwy. Pbon* 1144 H.eo Kid HOMES A V A ILA B LE : OWNER W ILL TR AD E OR SELL Dlsnarltad EVENINGS: 3116 and 760 South PInecrest ... . Sanford, Fla. Modern 3-Bcdroont. 2 bath, lako Grnvt Manors . Sanford, Fla. Jo. A Mahal front homo for like property In Koolliahl Flsvhsoao Valencia Villa* . DaLand, FIs It Pays To Use Classified. Hanford. **4.0*0 Quaallan f'ao.l I'layhn Consult A REALTOR First SALKS OFFICE Phil ■!Ivors CULLEN AN)) IIAHKEY MS3 8. French Ave. I Ud I U iu I N N. Park Ava. PIm m 2313 Phoaa I140 A 2390 It it* Regort Usee r * t4 Altar 6:00 p, m. Call 1371-W u t t Jltiow— m This is a free pais to the Prairie Lake Drive-In Theatre for LuNews a ien ^ lff ylno Stone, Geneva. Eap. date Sept. 30. 1956. Real Estate k Insuranco Mra. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. 4999 Nice 3 bodroom bom* close in. Ga­ Ph. 16 rage, 4 lota. 619999, Some Terms 107 Magnoha Ave. P.O. Bos 1307, Sanford. 934 10 ............- .........- ............... MATHER Apartment. able torr bsebsQw baebelw or couple. Private bath. Acroia from Post eroaa fro* 4799 Oak Buffet, good condition ........ | 5-Pc Chrome Dinette .................. --------- ----- EFFICIENCY THE SANFORD HERALD 64—HOMES 3 Bedrooms and Carports T «ra tio Floors Kitchen Equipped Nice Residential Landscaped Yard! Suit* Ready for occupancy in 4 weeks 43191 4• * Vanity with Triple M ir r o r ............ NOW! Own your own drive- All Iteaui May Bo in. Franchise protected. F i­ nancing available. W e . train >ou. Write Dog n Sydi, Inc., 303-09 E. First St. Box 446, Champaign, Illinois act ..... , , MM, , ..... . . . . ........ 99.94 91494 14— APTB—HOUSER—BOOMS ■immui saas t W ttU capenaecad ad-tarl ad-writer assut you throng* CU m U M /y /- * �A ; T O K W iJ f'v V->*^-- «*V\^ lion Tour State Florida In IBM had 6.74MM can fra«i otWr states onto Hs .v. hotter* to Jrin n total of more than 71 million tearing the roods within the slate ■In that year, ... according to a traffic aaalyals t- j u t rompleted hjr the State Bead Department. - I Described as ooe of the moot $ 7 nomprehnulr* traffic aoreoy analysee In Hoad Depart meat hlatery, the report sraa taaood to. day by Wltbor E. Jobs*, good Board chairman. Statistics In tha report art haatd on teaults from M per­ manent automatic traffic recordera on roads In 37 Florida eoun* ties, IS of which are located on arterial highways crowing tha etete'a borders, Jones said. In addition, four eight hour man. ual checks were maintalard by Band Department crews durian tha paar on theoo I I "*etrene*" highways to datamlao tha par* sentare of oot-of-state veUclos t entering Florida. Data obtained by the counters, Jobs* laid, covert vehicular mavamsati within tha state am washdays, Saturdays and Bundaya and all marumants of trefssn ftc hath In and out of the state. A total of ll.00i.420 vehicle, cramid tho state's holders In the year, nearly alt million of those being passenger cars entering Florida from other state*. Based on a national avaragt Education IV FW Hall O f Fame Savings Bonds Classes For A dults'C itation Awarded Offer Holders Organiza Tonight Late J. Chittenden M any Services far Pre-encampment activities of Am ifliilw H w n l mooting ft the 67th national encampment of ■Aiis goMtal education will to told twiight at 7:10 p. m. tho Veterans of Foreign War* high-lighted a luncheon ceremony ia the aiuaie roam af Samlaola honoring two deceased veterans Blgh IctoaL and tho present VFW director Adult general sducttioa classes of tho natlonel rehabilitation ■rg being offered for Urn purpose HrTfc« of girtag adult opportunity to j All throe- names or* to be oddUno* ar complete his formal « « u tha VFW Rehabilitation odocatiau. A Jdfh school adult j{,u „f pga*. aquivalaacy dlpiams may be | citation* ware awarded tha U u Jo* D Chittenden, formerly , ***** of Sanford and who made hie Utat will heap adults In their rrtj(]cnt f here, and who waa the . . former national rehabilitation If that* ia a sufficient demand Mnrlc# director of Washington, from veterans of the Korean Con- D. C. It was accepted by Elmer filet, tha w orn ean become ap­ P. Richter of Washington, tech proved by tha p u t* Department ideal consultant, and Mrs. Hilda of Education and Veterans Ad­ Balt, former secretary to Chit­ ministration aa Hut veterans can tenden. receive educations] benefits under Lira, Joe D. Chittenden, wmow PL 540. of tha honored veteran, resides The purpose o f the organisational in Sanford at ItOt Cordova meeting Is ta discuss policies, an­ Drive. swer questions on Urn program, Hla sisters. Miss Laura and determine what nights and tour* Mis* Edna Chittenden are alto classes era to to told and to com­ residents of Sanford. pute ragIctnUmi farms. Than Tho citation, which names tha ! H i! \n i U u 3ohn w * Ik ,r lm m ’ fon B ,r Z ^ k tb T r «,^ c A iU,tb00* th,t ceptod by O. O. Pika, present m S*t to required. . officer In that atata. The A a y cItito n w toU intanetad in third Hall of Famo cltaUon will “ S S **?* ^ f * to H. A. Calkin., Washington, W writ*, D. C., present director of th* re" ! bJm habtlitatlon mrvlco. that will benefit him to his jab U I All of the citations wore prourged to attend this meeting., « ntod hy Joseph W. Mono, sorAny further Information ean to vie# officer for the VFW in seeurod by calling Fred C. Mur­ Michigan and chairman of the ray, director of Adult and Voca­ Hall of Foma Committee. tions! Education at W . On August It, the 200 service officer* and their guests, Includ­ af 1.3 persoat carried In patten ing national VFW officer*, hon­ gar cars,' Jones estimated that a ored Congreaaman OHn E. Teafatal af lMlt,710 visitors came gue, chairman of tbo Ifouto Com. (Canttonod From Pag* I ) tuts Florida last yaar by ear, mlttM on Vetornna' Affairs, but Reducing these figures to a Dlxan line, could run it with coo­ tha Congressman sent hla regrets pers lion from tha Atomic Energy percentage halls, Jones said, it becauo# of hla required attend, Commission, is shown that of the total 11,001.. ence at the Democratic National R To Launch aa Information 430 vehicles rroillng the 1.1 perprogram to enlighten Southern Convention in Chicago. manent lecorders on state *n Tha National Convention wea industry or actual experience t a r n highways, * J par coat with atomie power. held In Dollaa, Tex. them were out-of-atale cars, 24.6 2. To tell the public sbout the par cent were Florida cars and peaceful atomic use*. another 21 per cent was 'account, 4. To liark education programs ad for hy oemmerctal vehicle*. aimed at training manpower for A grand total of 71.US,1.11 re work In atomic plants. hWlea waa recorded during the Folsom said studies show there C r by tha 11 automatic counter* la In the South "a foreseeable itad on M roads In the I late. need for one or more regional Brailcy Odham told the State This total, Jones revealed. wa« atomic energy Industrial re.eairh Cabinet today that a new financ­ ing plan is pumping life* bark into broken down In the analysis |o centers for the lit states." tto proposed lntar-A m a r I e a n Indicate traffic movement oear Foliom did not mention It, hit Tm le and Cultural Center at Mi­ sack recorder on Sundays and Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Saturday, and a total for the Auburn Is one of the In.titutlon* ami after six months of discour­ agement. five Washdays. interested In getting *urh a ren- Odham, a member of the atate Largest movements of traffin tor. Other possible sites mention, authority supervising the project, aacurred In the months af March ed hero include the government's made the statement In appealing and July la*t yaar, according to atomic center at Oak Rldga. for an additonal Stt.OOU loan of tha analysis Which revealed that Tenn; the University of Florida stato fund* to keep the staff of 1,12.1,114 vthielss were recordcl Georgia Tech, and North Caro, the organlratlon operating until In Marrh and 4,571.276, m t-2 lira Stale College a| Ral.tjrh. Pcbruary. H tha year** total, in July. Bocau-e of the absence of Gov. Aikanias Gov. Oival Fan bin. “This indicates very clearly," reporting yesterday on the Collins, the Cabinet deferred ac­ IBt Read chairman said, “ (hit South's industrial growth, tail tion until Tuesday. Collins la at­ spa summer months, t# far as atomic energy In Ditto la already tending a meeting of tto Southern Governor* Confnenre ta Whlto State highway traffic I* concern­ a three-hlllliin-doltar Industry. ed,' ar* rapidly overhauling, or "And the industry is still In It* Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Odham explained that -the re­ passing, the winter month." Infancy," he said. ' Aa an additional example of Eleven of tha 14 Southern gov. vised plan for flnancng tha giant mounting summer traffic, Joites ernora—the oihei* sent word 70 million dollar project through a bund Issue i* being renegotiat­ pointed ta the months of January they rouhtn't make It—last night ed with bond huu>e< in New Yoik. and February as compared to heard Adm. Arthur W. Radford, Tho project, a sort of perma­ chairman of tho Joint Chief, of nent wutld's fair with an objec­ August. "In January, a total of 4.IHI- Staff, call for more thorough edu­ tive nf improving tiade and cul­ 344 vehicles weie recurded snl; cation of American youth in tural relations between tto Ante,in February 4,179,1*41 crossed th« what democracy Is all stout lest rica*. was originally sot to. start U permanent counter* in the the Communists achieve world moving in December when bond* state. In Augu.t, kowevrr, 4.041- domination liocaut* of an (gnu. Were validated hut s light muney market set in and Interest rates t i t vehicles were un the move ranc* of liberty, "We seem either unable, or too oared. Over Florida's road.." Breaking traffic movements In­ laty, to do enough to explain, trail), and must of all—demon. in fuur football games between to portion* af the week, Jones ■tret* publicly before the world Southern Methodist and UCLA the Said the survey reveals: the fundamental, tunic fact of lib­ SMIJ team has hoea victorious Of tho total 71.141.11S Vehicles e r ty R a d fo td declared. each tim^ recorded la the 12 months of 1IIS, 10,194,405 were counted nn BURIAL OF HUMANA IN CARD­ Sundays; 10,510,041 on Saturdays BOARD M U 4 REPORTED and the halanre nf 4t.744.44f on JACKSONVILLE UT—Burial or the temalnlng five weetdsys. humans In cardboard boxes wa» described today hy tto State CONTRACT AWARDED Board of Fnneral Directors and LAKE ALFRED tlt-The Plata Embalmers aa "disgraceful and Plant Board hat awarded a con­ degrading." tract for .piayhig 40,000 arras In Tto board uld la a resolution Sarasota County against the Medi­ ytstorday that it had reports that terranean Fruit fly ta United hodlea of Indigent person* of Dade Kackathon Flying Service nf Rich- Couaty a n being buried ia card­ mend, Calif. board cartons by a faaoral bom* The firm presented ■ low bid under contract with tto Dado nf 14 M rents an a m . County Commission. Southern Tto slogan "Safer Than Cato' applied to United States Raving Bonds doesn't begin to tatl tho full story according to W. E. Patrick, chairmen of the County Saving Bond* "Committee. "Not too many people know about the fine serriee the Trea­ sury offer* to bond holders," ratriek declared. "This **trice Is one of tho oatstending fee tores that make tto String Bond one of tho best Investments ever of­ fered. "A good many of as already know that we esn get our lost, destroyed, or stolen bonds replac­ ed without cott. But this la juat the beginning. The Bureau of the Public Debt., which la the branch of tho Treasury that handles ell bonds records end redemptions, leave* no atone un­ turned to see that the original intent of tha purthaaar is carried out in the dlspoitllon of bonde." Patrick called apeclal attention to the provision allowing for bonds to bo Utuod to co-owner*. He cited tha example of tto man who died suddenly without an adequate wIIL He had several thousand dollar* In Berie* E sav­ ing* bond*, Issued In hi* own names and that of hi* wife as co-ovmer. Tto estate seemed to be In for a Jong period of litiga­ tion. Tto widow, who needed funds badly, had been told that the saving* toads muxt become a part of the estate. Upon advice of a friend, the widow wrote to the Treasury De­ partment. She wa* qulekly In­ formed that tha bonds were her property and could be cashed at her discretion. According to re­ gulations, whenever a bond own­ er diet, the bond Instantly be­ comes the tola property of the ■unriving eo-owner. “ The Treaiury haa thousands of such caaea In its (He*," Pat­ rick said, "proving ones again that iivin gi bondi not anljr miM a wonderful nest egg for future security, but are an excellent means of providing for loved ones after death." •iW- h E n c ilfo Board Of Pinecrest P-TA Holds 1st Session Tto executive board of the Pinecrest Parent Teachers Asso­ ciation held u first meeting In tto newly decor* ted Teachers’ Lounge of the Pinecrest School. Plans were discussed by the of. fleers and committee chairmen lor making the coming school year a success from every standpoint. Parents and teachers who will be striving to accomplish the alma and objectives of the P-TA, both at Pinecrest School and as a national organization, are: Mrs. Richard Elam, preiident; Mrs. R. L. McKnight, First vice president; Mrs. Margaret Reyn­ old-, second vice president; Mrs. Robert Jackson, recording secre­ tary; Mrs. John Burton, corre­ sponding secretary; C sttid r. Blaine Libbey, treasurer; and Mrs. V. J. Robbins, historian. Heading the various committees are: Mrs. D. M. Paul, devotional; Mrs. Charles Lewis, publications; Mrs. Fred Ganns, beautification; Mrs. La Verne Clark, hospitality; Mrs. E. S. Higginbotham, publicly; Mr*. Gordon Stanley, member­ ship; Mrs. Harry Weir, programs; Mrs. S. A. Tindel. study group; Mr*. John Travosls, safety; and Sir*. John Angel, Jr. High adviaor. Delegates to the County Council will be Mrs. E. S. Hlggnbotham and Mrs. Clyde Humphrey, Mrs. C. IV. Johnson and Mr*. R. L. McKnight will serve as alternates. \f* - A M A rd Examines Proposed Civic Cantor Sketches PnKmtanry sketch#* far tto proposed Sanford Civic Center were perused by tto Board o f Banford a ty Commissioners U*t night. Architect John Burton, HL **• signed to the creating of tto propored capital Improvement pro­ gram's building, presented tto sketches and explained, la detail, usage i f tto building. Divided into two section*, ana for us* by tha recreation program and tha other by civic organisation atui city-wid# usage, tto typical Florida building n et quick ap­ proval of commissioners. Preliminary sketetos reveal that th# Sanford Civic Center will in­ clude an auditorium capable of seating an estimated one thous­ and persons, a dining area, kitch­ en, senring center an other ne­ cessary storage and service areas. Covered walkways would to pre­ dominant throughout and around the center. The recreation area, as proposed would be divided Into usable sec­ tions for planned programs both Inside and outside. Predominant waa a roller skat­ ing rink for use by tto recreation department Sketches on other projects. In­ cluding a new Ore department building and colored swimming pool, will to considered before the capital Improvement program la set 7. W ANT A D S U K * F IN E Chief W. S. Snyds VAH-U's ta r**to e tor morata VAH-ll’a attar Friday CMaf itad by tto Oammaedtag Officer, Cdr. E. C. MOdi e , U *N conduct­ ed aa taifactoa af aquadton Pm t' aonnal wbfie being wheeled through tto ranks In a wheel chair In de­ ference to Us years of sorvks... A native af Portsmouth, Vs., this career sailer to* had varied duties with aviation onto at Norfolk. Washington. D. C-, Ban DiePatuxent Elver, U. S. 8. Tul(CVE-71) and Sanford, Amos* Us campaign ribbons ha wan* tto Good Conduct Madal with Five Stan, Asiatk-Pa rifle Campaign K M ea with Fear angagamaot stare, European-Afri­ can Campaign Riboa with Oo#^ Phi. . _____ star, and tto lppina Liberation Madal. Chief Snyder ia married to tto former Miss Ttolau Caprto, site of Portsmouth, Va., they m id* at SOM Ocaanvlew Are., and latend to make Sanford, ttolr per* manent tom*. Sewer Une* are topactad ta to Installed by city crews by tto first of tto yacr, according to dis­ cussions last night wton tto Board of Sanford City Commis­ sioners heard Herbert Cherry ex­ press tto opinions of reddest* In tto Goldsboro are*. T t o Goldsboro area has toaa left out as far as sowar plaining U concerned," said Cherry aa to representad more than a detan Goldsboro resident* attending the meeting with him. "We are here to aak for some relief — I think we have ben overlooked completely," to said. Mayer Scott Herbert Cherry that "we've run oot of moony." Cherry then asksd "Why Is it we give oot of money Inst before you get to the tracks?" Commissioners, discussing the poasIMHies of the sewer program in relation to the bodget to be considered for tto new fiscal year, told Cherry that tto pro­ UCLA blocking beck Boh Bertgram of installing tto sewer lines in tto Goldsboro area caa _ihl of Loo Angolee Is tho son to underway by tto first of tto of Lenny Bergdahi, UCLA qusr-f} 1PSP4S. ’ year. a HOU SE FOR S A L E 809 E. C A T A L IN A DR. S Bedrooms, 3 Bathe, Largo LM ag Room, Combination Fin. ft Gnent Roo Bath. F. H. A. Financing- with Prim to OPEN HOUSE Wed.—Sftt 4:00 — 9:00 P. M. For Forthor Infomstloa Cnfl 17SD-R THE O P P O R T U N IT Y 4 Y O U 'V E BEEN W A IT IN G FO R IS HERE! 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Veiy Low Mileage Guaran* REIMANN CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Lsaw-Cfusvy. * C o re * W. crystal Drivs ft Coms u rciot fir Palmetto ■ w ' •A * r«. * �m< h e KV T — m • ..7 - T’ T'- IT * ■' ■ ' . •■ “ — ' ! - ■ \ fi-j;;v;v--. H a n fo rd If e r a lf c AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ELYm SANFORD, FLORIDA EatabUahed 1908 Cdr. J. M iller f akes Command Of V A H -N la a colorful changa-of.-command , a a*a aq r today, Commander John L^orodith IffUlor, U8N, assumed [ command of Heavy Attack Squad* ton Nino. Bo relieved Cdr. W. B. Hailitt, who haa been acting Commanding Officer and who now re­ names his billot as Executive Of­ ficer. .Commander Hiller hat had a varied and interesting carter. Graduating from the U. 8. Naval Academy in 1940, he first tcfvrc. •heard the battleship Idaho. Hia Marly interest in aviation led to 1 ..... .. or ' .. Bad Pontaeola In 1943 and 1943, after which he became a flight in* atructor at NAS Lake City. *.a.*r In the war he was Execute# o f ­ ficer of Bombing Squadrons VB1U and VPB134, and was Com­ manding Oflicer ut tne latter squadron during the second half o f 1946. To later served at Navlgator of the carrier US8 Badoeng Strait*, then returned to the Naval Academy's executive daoartment. In 1960 Cdr. Hiller had the sure experience of serving as an exchange pilot with the Royal Air Force, a practice which gives mili­ tary personnel of NATO nations •n opportunity to become acquain­ ted with the difference* and slmlIgTtties between their operating procedural and oum After this inUnatlng duty Cdr. Hiller want to Transport Squadron One, and later became Operations Offlcar e f Flog WingLent, Ae happens to meet Naval Aviate n somaUrns during their career Cdr. Miller returned to NAB Penenrols la 1966 when ha was la the Administration Dept, until 1916. Before coming to HATU to prepare himself for the Heavy Attack program. VAH-W'a asw Commanding Officer was a student at the Air War College. Maxwell atb. In addition to hia theatre de•orations Cdr. Miner wear* the Distinguished Flying Cross with gold star in lion of soeond award, and the Air Medal, also with gold star. HU boat* town .is Hastehunt. Mist. He and Mrs. MiUer. the former Jan* Elisabeth Gordon o f Indianala, MU*., w en marrisd K Ian Fiaadsao in July. 1941, and cnrrsatly rseMo at Loeh Arbor. Tbtyharo two to n . John Msrodlth Jr* I I , aad Charlee Oordoa. eight __________ A. B. Peterson Sr., director Civil Defense, Seminole County: C. R> Dawson, atUched to com­ munications, ana Five, State Civil Defense; Mr*. C. R. Dawson, exe­ cutive committee, Seminoto Coma ty Red Cross; Mrs. Audrey Speer, sUff of local SUte Welfare; and Mr*. Mary D Knox, executive secretary, Seminole County Red Cross, attended the Civil Defense InstituU held at the Angsbilt Ho. Ul, Orlando, Monday. Purpose and objectives of the Institute, as set forth by General H. W. Tar kinIon, Suto Civil eDfeme director, were to delineate responsibilities of all sUte agen­ cies, such as Red Cross, SUU Wellard, Department of Public Health, Department of Agricul­ ture, etc., in the event of war or natural dlsatura — with the common objective of survival. Fred W. DeMotU, sUte field director, area five, presided, af­ ter the group was welcomed by Capt. C. Q. Wright Jr., director of Orange County Civil Defense, end local level panel si well as state and regional level panel were held for open discussion of problems Involved. The SUte Department of Public Welfare waa represented by Mies NeUe Williams and MUs Roberta Williams in th* absence of Charles O. Andrews Jr., chairman, SUU Welfare Board. Civil Defense welfare was rep­ resented by Miss Prances Burkhalter, and Red Cross disaster Wat fare by Miss Daisy Marshall ia th* absence of John Gales, dlree* tor field services ARC, AtlanU, General Tarklngton’s closing re­ marks laid mphasla on the im­ portance of cooperation by atl agencies ia this common efofrt of survivalTbe nest crargeney welfare la Civil Dfense meeting will be held in Tampa on Sept. I t — a* alto one in Flagler County, data to be announced later. ' • ' : . V * : -; '; I f Yaw flm M U Nat DtHraad By • P. M. CaO 18S1 Bafara 7 P. M. Par DaHrary * WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 12, IB58 State Cjvil Defense M e et Held ■ No. 191 Aaneelated Prase Leased Wire Chiefs Club Sets Rally, Pow-Wow r__ New Pilot Club Public Affairs Chairman Named :--'S i Stadium Is Scene O f Event CofC Manager's Post Still Vacant Fox Is Named Demc Executive Group's Campaign Leader No one has been selected to Fill ► A gigantic pep rally and pow. wow was planned Isst night by th* the vacancy in the Chamber of! Seminole Chiefs Cub for Tuesday Commerce manager's Job, it was night, Sept. 18, st the Sanford The Seminote County Demosaid at the director's meeting of Memorial Baseball Stadium begin­ cr*tie Executive Committee nam­ the trade body when the Board ning at 7:90 p. m. met t the First Federal Savings ed John Fox as Its campaign The pow-wow snd rally will chairman for the forthcoming •and Loan Assn. Iasi night. The Mature too introduction of mem. opening wasa crested when Forbars of this year's Sanford Sami- •'action In November, st their m l Breckenridge resigned earl­ meeting this week. notes by the coaches, which will ier thU month to accept a simitar Fox will aerve along with other include thair weight, class and COMMANDS! JOHN M S I EDITH MILLER. U8N. assumed poltion In DcLand. position; a description by Coach committee members which In- ' mend of Heavy Attack Squadron Nine today in ceremonies at NAS The screening of applicants is CASSELBERRY—Ray V. Klip Bill Fleming of the offense and elude Mack N. Cleveland Jr., Sanford. He niisvsd Cdr. W. R. Haalett, who resumes hia former being done by President-elect Clif­ psteln, secretary-treasurer of the defensive actions, with th* team Gordon Frederick, O. P. Herndon, .itlon as executive officer of the squadron. (Official Photo, U. ford McKIbbln and his Executive Seminole Park Raceway, ap­ running through a few to tha plays. Ernest Housholder, and Voile A. Navy) Committee, according to President peared before th* Board of Al­ Dr. A, W. Epps Jr„ chairman Williams Jr. George Touhy, who presided at dermen Monday night, request­ of the ciub'a program committee, Campaign materials will be the session isst night. Ho added ing s permit to conduct trotting said that the pow-wow and rally, available in about n week, Demo­ that inasmuch as an appointee hors* rare* at tha mil* track, coming Just two days prior to the cratic Executive Committee mem­ could not possibly lake over the snd to requsst building permits season’s kick-off game, should at­ bers were told. This materia! wiH duties before Oct. 1, th* incom­ for 12 new stables, hospital, pad- tract hundred* of Seminote County Include bumper stripes, campaign ing administration who assumes football fans dock and five-eighths mils track buttons and other materials. the reins on that date Is most logThomas Stringer, chairman of inside th* one mil* oval Jamas H. La* ef Oriado, chair, icalljr the one to make the choice TALLAHASSEE (A P )—StatoPApproval of both requests were the mombershp committee, and man of too Seminote County Do. since they will be the first to work vice president to tha club, said Democntlc leaden have mapped granted by the board, which will mocratie Executive Committee with the new manager. a hard hitting campaign directed also enact an ordnlaneo at ths that there are now more than 80 advised the members that a headA number of applications have next meeting, governing members of the organisation by a four-man stntegy board in been received both from local men racing In tha town. Building per- which was formed primarily to 0 nattsn will be established at an effort to iwlng Florida's 10 n later date. who are Interested and from oth­ •Isctoral votes to A dial Btevsnmlta are Issued by th* town clerk increase interest ia local high The committee, It was revealed, ers, both in Florid* and from out­ school sports aetlvittoa. "W# will son aad Estes Xsfeuvtr. at no cost. side tbs state, who have learned bo on hand the fright of tha rally wBI sand n delegation to too for­ The strategy board will meet Removal o f a barricade, ob- to tell th* crowds attending tha thcoming ran, on Saturday la of tbs vacancy. McKIbbln said next week to designate a state that so long as capabilities were siructlng passage over a 28 foot pow-wow soma of th* m l pur­ Orlande. Th* delegation will lacampaign chairman. equal or nearly equal preference casement at the rear of lota fac­ poses of tbs organization and to eiuda: J, G. Blankenship, Mrs, Board memben are Gov, Col would be given to a local parson. ing highway 17-93, extending accept memberships." Av* Daria, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Vola Lambert ton was ap­ line, SUU Democratic Chairman Familiarity with situations her* from Lemon Lano on tho north Tha lamlala Chiefs Qub, at last FM. Robert 8. Btllhlmar, M n. James Milligan, U.8. Rep. Bob pointed by Mrs. Sue SUvenson, would save some time in his be- to Normandy nd, on th# south, night's meeting, headed by FresL S T a S S U n - * • > * Ana81k*s of Cnstview and Mayor president of the Pilot Club, es mini cffecliive, he continued, waa requested by Ernest Lown­ dent John Schlrant, set the poli­ chairman of Public A ffaln to re­ Haydon Burns of Jacksonville. nd his local background should des, who had occasion to us* cies to tha organization relative hst interest in advancing tho th* easement when work on four- to tha spending to the ciub'a Tbs members wan selected at place Mrs. George A. Stine who minote county interests. Th# lanlng tho highway blocked hia funds. Seminole High School Prin­ a caucus of the SUU Democratic resigned as chairman at the meet­ cipal Andrew Bracken m om . hole* would be made "as soon as drive, Advisory Committee attended by ing of the Pilot Club held in th* •ihl* without lessening the two congressmen, members of the Yacht Club last night A letter, requesting removal of mendod that Um dob's funds not Mrs. R, M. Ball waa welcomed lUnces of getting the bolt possi­ too obstruction and authorised by go through Um school accounts aad Stmt* Cabinet and representatives that expenditures ba mad* by tha back Into tho dab ns a member ble person," McKIbbln added. of 8Uv*nson and Kofauvsr. Mayor Junius Allen, will ba aent dub membership. 11m policy wai and three .visitor* from the Lake The Chambei to Commerce dlto Law Bernhardt, who it waa re­ naanlmnUy adapted by. tea pidb Tbs masting waa open to news­ LAKELAND (•$—Rnlntoil waa Country CUb ware alee wsMamed ' i f W t a P bav* bom in dose touch ported. erected Um totn^Mda. men «p 9* too poiaS-whar* r*ta g to the aeettog,' ■potir throttohant nsrkte during rahnmsots that toiski Rf* took piece on the beard members Tha board approved • plat tab. Several to the projects aM ba Announcement was made of fan Augnto. Um Wanthr . Bureau ra. the local Naval Air StMuM* milled by Casselbarry Gardena, accept membership.** and campaign strategy was map­ council e f District Pour, Pilot In­ LAKELAND Florida ( A P ) - Tha announcement from Washing­ for 16 lots on quean's Mirror Cir­ dob war* outlined which Included Ported Tnaaday, bat groaially ped. The Advisory Committee ternational which will bo bold at as lean than normal. went Into closed session o f this tho Pennsylvania Hots] In West should stress th* Juice quality of ton • few months go that an cle, extending from Lake Trip­ helping build a stadium far high iU oranges in developing Euro­ Item of 960 million for develop­ let Dr. to Winter Park Dr. Ro- school athletic u*#, tha taking to Various Democratic leader* Mach of North snd Northwest Palm Beach on Sept- XI and 83. pean markeU, an Industry load ments in Sanford and at tha old forecast that 8t*ven*on would A letter was read from tha or told an export committee Oaceola landing field was included plats of lots on Talslman Trail motion picture! of each gam*, Florida received teas than they carry Florida this time but that District Governor, Mrs. Marie and three lots on Quintuplet Dr, aral the purchase of an athleUc t daring the previous tw* in tha proposed budget for long bus to transport teams to thair e gnat deal of hard work would Gleason of Ocala who will make meeting Monday, ware also approved. into*. The drought which has range planning stimulated, a great games. I f this la done, a good market have to bo dons. The street lighting fund show, her official visit to the club on plagued tho Southern part of Um deal of Interest and effort to have Dwight Eissnbowsr carried Oct. 21. She requested that re­ ran be built up In European n ied a balance of $9,648.99 on de­ Ahlellc Director Fred Oanaa peninsula moot of too summar (Continued on Page Eight) reported on the financial condi­ continued. The Beveath Day Adventist els- Florid* over SUvenson by 100,- ports or ail committee chairmen UuranU, hospitals and other re­ posit In banks, nnd $1,012.80 In tion of Um Samlnol* High School ■ saury school at BeveaU SL, aad 000 votes in 1968 and Sikes said be sent to her not later than tail outleU, James C. Morton of the escrow account with th# Bat soma spots rocoivad above Athletic assoctaUon. With a bal­ Ltarel Ave., opened with an an- Florida waa going to be "the Oct. t. Mrs. Stevenson asked that Auburndala said. Florida Power Corp. ance of $4J9 at th# beginning to average rain. Tha main onaa rellaeat ef nine students, accord' toughest sUte in the South to chairmen have their reporU at (he Morton also forecast a long W. H. Kemp, president of th# th* 1965-69 season, Gsnss report­ were West Palm Baach and lag to Mrs. Faye Clark, toaeher. carry’* for the DemocnU this next dinner meeting. rang* market In Europe for Flor­ Seminole Park Raeeway Associa­ ed that total receipts amounted Apalachicola aad a four-county Perhaps the etty's smaUest edu- year. An invitation to hold the Sep- ida fruit. He told the Export tion, spoke on plana for develop­ to 99,04144; expenditures came to are# made up of Highlands, catiooal unit, the school this year Bikes end SUU Treasurer Lar­ Umber dinner meeting at the Committee of Florida Citrus Mu­ ment of the track as a training IM ll.II, with 91.804.41 for foot­ Hardee, Polk aad Oaceola, hoists a beautiful new building. home of Mrs. H. W. Little at Lake tual that this market probably Th* Christian Education loaders center for 900 hones. Kemp ball. $1,90847 for basketball and Looaliaod thunderstorms were Bunt to handle expected growth, son said Florida could be carried would built up : principally the buiMtwj has two lerfa class­ easily for (be Democrats if all Markham, was accepted by the around processed citrus but that of the First Presbyterian Church stated also that a building pro­ $719.31 for baseball- Unpaid bills credited with drenching thoso (ConUuasd on Page Eight) Democntic offlesholden would club. The dinner will bo held on gram, Including 13 new stables •pots at regular intervals, Waurooms sad Is of modern design. prospects for fresh citrus also met last night, at 7 p. m. for (he an emergency veterinary hospital get out and work. They proposed Sept. 25, at CM p. m. chute In Hards* received 13.11 first Workers oCnfcrcnce of the O n # teacher this year Is Mrs. Mrs. M. L. Riborn Sr., member­ are good. (tsddock snd flvs-elghlha mils inehas, tha heaviest total record­ fall season. Fays Clark who recently cam* that the sUte committee adopt ship, chairmen, reported that the Martin Hearn, export coordin­ ed during August In ths state. hen from Penan* City, Fit., a resolution Utllng these officials club has gslncd five new numbers ator for the big grower coopera­ The teachers of the Nursery track Inald# th# mil* raeeway Moat other peninsular points Department of the Sunday School would loon get under way. where ah* was teaching la a sim­ to support th* ticket. during the past two months. As predicted th* orange export — Mrs. Harry Weir, Department received S to > inches, some l's Plans for a Ladies' Day buf. ilar school. Mn. Clark, according However, Brslley Odhsm, who hoapiUI chairman, she appealed tive, market this season would ranch Superintendent; Mr*. John A. Bur­ fet were outlined by Kllppsteln, Inches below normal, Coastal lo­ to official* of the school, who has was twice an unsuccessful eendi for volunteers for the Seminole five million boxes of fresh fruit. ton, Jr., Mrs. George Sires, Mrs. to be held at the raceway at a cations got 4 to 6 inches which dsU for governor, said this was boon teaching for 11 yean take* The Senior High Fellowship to Memorial Hospital Aux... - — Women's --------- -----The committee asked th* U.S. John Dunn, Mrs. Lee Hunter, Mrs. data to ba announced. Woman's a apodal interest la eaeh one of the wrung approach. He said th* the First Presbyterian Church ia 3 to 4 less than normal. Iltary. She told of the work that1government to continue export A! Waltace and Mrs. Howard committee should appeal to them organisations of this' part of too will have an overnight retreat Ths driest areas wire west her students. . j , * don* the auxiliary subsidies on citrus. Last season • The eehool'e curriculum, the of- to work for the party on IU msr and also'of the club which turn- tha government peld 80 cent* a Whelchel — served a delicious county will b# Invited, according at New Smyrna Beach, Friday aad northseat of Tallahassee, c*. supper, carrying out the Chinese to Kllppsteln. fIdsle eay, matches that of public It nther than on * proposition of afternoon through Saturday after­ pecially the counties bordering Georgia. Femandlna Death north *hools but with the addition of "Blindly voting party loyalty.? t | it* room * nd Pl*nl t° main- box on fresh fruit shipped to motif wtih chow mein supper with The raceway has been granted noon, Sapt. 14 and Ut . friendly nations overseas and ■ the tables decorated with red III. Odhsm said there was a great leursTS la nligious Instruction, la Tha purpose to this res rest is for of Jacksonville was tho driest a franchise by the Florida HLato . ™ lfr k. Carter, Milki similar payment for processed lies and Chinese figurines. addition, it is reported, a spiri­ need to reviUllso the party mach Fund chairman, reported a case fruit, Racing Commission, to hold rac­ inning th# f*0 program of tha reporting point, receiving only The program of the evening was ing at tho tract here, subject to nter High Fellowship. Th# R*v. 44 inch. tual slant is given other subjects Inory with young Democrat* and of canned milk given to an lndiga preview of tho teaching program approval In a County referendum to play up Democratic accomplish. *nt family during the past month, Angus G. Mctnnts, minister of th# Temperatures were near or where (hat is appropriate. each department In Sunday School First Presbyterian Church, will slightly above average, the hot. (Ceatinned oa Fag* Eight) Classes a n offered ia all grade* Miaa Elsie Feriey, fellowship In the November election*. la planning for tha fall. Gordon open th# ro reat after supper test weather being recorded dur­ with oitn-curricular aetlviUs* la chairmen, reported Swam, Sunday School Superin. with an Inspirational massage ing the first two weeks of tha erafts aad natar* studies. *!* Mils, eight lulls, U Partly dandy through teodent presided over the meet­ Then tea Flying Squadron of the month, A mass of cool air de­ The school here la one ef a chain ing. Youth Council to tho St. John s scended on northwest Florida tote£ErT b0",Uet * n°*V ' deyt tow tonight M to U . o f 1,000 atfocatianal unit* operated Presbytery — Kathy Dillon, Susan Aug. 81 aad remained until by Seventh Day Adventists around Fischer, Arthur Young, from Aug. 34, helping lower the aver­ toe world, SI ef srhieh art la riorchurches In Orlando and Bever­ age temperature. ley Teagte and Jaml* Marih The “ Moot Your, NoighW* 'There a n several openings for Lightning killed one persun Mothers h»<J father# of child from church#* in Daytona Baach WroUment still available for the program g*U underway in full ren In Pinecrest School an tavll —will talk to tha group on tha Aug. 27 In Escambia County, eent year. Anyone interested force this weekend with members ed to attend tho flrat meeting of work of tho Presbyterian young Several funnel clouds were sight­ enrolling their child may con­ of (be Women's Auxiliary of th* the Pinecrest Pannt Teacben people In tha St. John’s Presby­ ed but little damage was report, tact the pester, A. C. McClure, Seminole Memorial HospiUl Association to be held tomorrow tery. Tha young people will toon ed. Funnel clouds Indicate tor. g-’jk P.T.A. will bold their first meat UM Palm Way, or call ao#6-J. stationed in super markeU to night In th* school auditorium divided Into thro commission nadlc winds that do not ordin­ AfP\ &JK> r~J “ 1* of « • T*er .on Thursday W meet their neighbors in tbslr cam Many new classrooms have group* and do tha actual plan arily touch tho ground. night, September 13, at been organised and enrollment nlng for their program for the palgn to raise funds for tbslr or■;0° P-*- All parents are urged has increased until ths school fail, bringing thair reports to tha .ganlsstion. 10j * * 1***!n1* 11 meeting as com­ now has 31 classrooms. Parents wbote group at Um Saturday morn­ The gigantic effort. In cooper* mittees will be organised for the will lour the classrooms and moot ing moating. tlon with General Mills, a na coming year's events. 8. M. Ri­ their chlldnns teachers from Tha young paopte have sat up tionslly known ready mix flour chards, P.TA. President, has an7:30 to • p.m. a varied program to rocres tlon to concern, ia under the direction of noun«M| ttom them* for the year; By MARY FOWLER Mrs. Mary Mann will addroas accompany thU pUimlng sessUm. “ Your Child In Hia School En CINCINNATI UP)— Tam 0. tho Finance Committee of th* DE BABY - T1m D* Bary Civic parents at I o’clock oa tha tub- The following Christian Education vlronmont” ■tosses will live tot their time HospiUl Auxiliary, headed by Jact “ Why I Attend P.T.A." tenders wOl b# at to* retreat to Association will begin the m s sob Th* business meeting will be­ to la apiasUr- Mrs. J. E. Higgins. Other mem Thar* will also b# a buslnsll help tha group round out thatr with a Touring Florida party Fri­ b a tl after auotiag t* death their bers of the committee are; Mrs. gin promptly at 1:00 o'clock end meeting and refreshments will program—tho Bar. Angus G. Me- day, Sapt 91, at T p. m. in to# Male cageanaU to • savage bat A. B. PcUrson Sr,, -Mrs. H. B. will be limlad to a SO minute ses­ be served following adjournment. Inals, MUs Rsbaccs Stsvsns, Sen­ community canter. sion*. The programs this year will Pope, Mn. J. E. Gradick, Mr*. E. Exceptionally baautiiul prizes 9t( Monday. Th# executive board to th* as­ ior High Dspartmeetal Sunday sociation mat on Sapt. 0 to die- School guparinteodont; Consdr. L. will ba offered aad refreshment# Ik a go* veterinarian, Dr. B. H. Lsney, Mn John 8chlrard Jr* all be held in the child's class­ room with tho teacher explaining served. Th* committee U: Mr*. cut* plans for th* coming year. B. Ubbar, Banter High So* Bernard, said ton Jungle eat* and Mrs. P. E- RoumUlat Gaorga WakafMd. Mrs. Sydney Parents are urged ta 4#»a««strato The HospiUl Auxiliary will re tha whets and why-fora of her Ml toachavL Mr. nnd MrsBobtheir Interest to thair children art Crumley, Adnlt Adviser* for Wilkes, Mrs. Bay Ryan and Mn. calve e generous portion of the teaching. This session in th# classroom will bo limited to education by a full attendance at Um Senior High* Fellowship, aad Rt; Pack.__________ _________ sale price of seven different Bet. tomorrow night's aad all future Miaa Katharine Brown, Director ty Crocker Cake Mixes the! will XS minutes, after which, reftoehU will he served. meetings. be featured in five e f Sanford's to Christina Edhaaton. Transport#ttea to to# roiroat Super MarkeU tkia i Memben ef the HospiUl Aux­ MAYOR m u c m iliary who have net been contact* ST. AUGUSTINE W -St. John CALLAHAN Ito-L. D. H _ bo lit k it pSSSr fJgtMSBpdP •d are requested to call Mrs. J. was iwtoctod mayor to this Mao. at the White H s w , Lund reported on th# arthritis* to 4 E. Higgins at 14M-W to tost* ef chines to replace n«par ballot* to A bbI ' r ■au County tow* yesterday, de­ ft* ikm i b I B n ih iiliA A ' tit* ilaalin fhv Us throat u i toe other *t- their pert to be taken to th* the Nor. « general election. IMs ranatltnant* to k aw him appear M e* durtog too seas feating. V . D. Capafy, a writoJa •Meet Your Neighbor" vfll eUatonto 14 to 44 to «f, r Demo Leaders Plan Hard Hitting Drive . — Trotting, Building Raceway Permits Approved By Board ' ■, Rainfall Spotty Throughout State During Last Month Florida Should 1^ Kito Adventist Church Eltmentonr School .Enrolls 9 Students %* Church Christian Education Leaders Hold Supper Meet Presbyterian Sr. High Young People Plan Beach Retreat m £ Weather Auxiliary Members To Meet Neighbors In Fund Campaign Committees To Be Told A t Grammar School P-TA Meet P Parents Invited To Pinecrest P-TA Meeting Tomorrow M oul si Male Caaemate Death Fight Touring Florida Party Scheduled Inn to Additional Local New s On Pag* S ■.'J / >< ■ • -----■'O - L . . . .. L rii i a! %il ai■> 4 i tnjft H f l ' - . /> m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 11, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 11, 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>, September 11, 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