9 10 258 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/47f4123ea3a91b9d3d768bdeb63d730a.pdf 29ae1f5a7a5943212e4fc814aee1948f PDF Text Text I r» i W »T V W COMB OUT TODAY OUR NBW DISPLAY ROOM IS COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED / JlW Pictured Above Is Our Modern Office Building And Lumber Display Room. Drive Out Today, W. FIRST STREET THIRD STREET FOLLOW THESE EASY DIRECTIONS A. C .L . R. R .' NINTH STREET STATION SHERMAN CONCRETE McCRACKEN ROAD mm m F T . - fl *’ THIRTEENTH STREET �SANFORD, FLORIDA O ver-100 EnjoyOpen House, Tea MONDAY SEPTEMBER .10, 1954 Police Holding Local M en On Cattle Stealing Charge By HELEN SNODGBAH Th* All 8alnta Episcopal Church o f Enterprise hold Itt open hot** and lea Sunday afternoon from | to I p. a . at the new Pariah House on tha eorner o f Main B t and D* Bary At *., with over 110 peopl* attending detpHa the wea­ ther which wat very unsettled. The affair waa one of the moat delightful for quit* torn* tin * and marked the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the won* derful little Mission Church here In Enterprise. The Parish House and furnishings were a gilt o f Mr. tf and Mra. Edward V * “B. Ailing “ “ Orange City. DR. B. D. HENNING, DIRECTOR o f Soli Conservation end Extension fo r the Union o f South Afrlen The room in which the tea was (equivalent to the U. S. Secretary o f Agriculture) was In Sanford last week while touring Florida. (Left to right) are: C. Lind, Assistant Soli Conservationist, Seminole County; Dr. Henning, H. G. served was beautifully decorated Dasher, Assistant State Conservationist, Gainesville; and Ben Wiggins, Conservationist for Seminole with many bouquets of Gowers County. (8 ta ff Photo) __________________________________________________________ and single hibiscus were placed at many vantage points, around pictures and along window ledges. The refreshment table w u cov­ ered with a lace cloth and center­ ed with a low arrangement af roses, hibiscus and fern and flank­ ed on either aids with punch bowl* and an array o f delicioua cookies. The program with the Rev. Lae Heaten as master o f ceremonies, begsn with soloists, Henry Eberllng, Mrs. Marion Roberta, MrS. ALEX 8. HOLCOMB- 8UPERINTENDINT for Dewitt, Kurnell A Sjiicrr, Inc., contractors for the By MARY FOWLER Arllne Wilke and Mrs. Florenc* New York Giants dormitory building being erected on Mellonvilla and Celery Aves., and City Com­ Ono hundred and fifty four SL Amend, each accompanied by missioner John Krlder watch a giant bulldoicr skim the vegetation o ff the ground In preparation for the foundation oxcavations to bo started this week. (Staff Photo) members and friends o f the Do Mrs. Laura Platt Brown. Bsry Woman's club enjoyed lun- other Southern trouble spots. The Rev. Cannon Leroy Lawson eheon at the eivle center last Tha guardsmen were eat to pre­ o f St. Barnabu*, DeLand, waa vent further prosegregation dem­ Introduced and Rabsrt Cox, Sen­ onstrations when four or five Ne­ ior Warden, gave a few words angro pupils try to resume classes pressing the appreciation for tha in tne strife-torn western Ken­ A Chevrolet aadan ploughed into building after which Edward Ail­ tucky coal mining and farming ing spoke brltfly of the history o f a dJtch Friday afternoon, shortly community o f about 5,000. the church amt o f tb* happiness It Maj, Gen. J. J. B. Williams, before 13:30 p .m „ on Celery Ave. gave to him and Mra. Ailing te commander of the National Guard about lt t miles east of the San­ By MRS .RAYMOND MORRIS forces, predicted a “ showdown" CASSELBERRY-A seven-act va­ during the day. He aald It might ford city limits as it swerved to well prova the turning point in a mlas a pickup truck about to make riety show to be staged Jointly by a left turn. week of turbulent action. the Casselberry and Sanford Llona Four tanka ware in strategic po­ The ca r trashed into the ditch were the appealing moaeii. waa enounced at the meeting sitions around the high school, narrowly missing a power pole and Mrs. Price Goodson, Mrs. Henry Thursday night by eo-chalrmen a mall box burying lbs front and (Continued Oa Page Tea) Lasher and Mrs. Harry Seller Into tha shoulders o f the open ||o* Wetmer and C. K. (Bud) Platt­ were the luncheon committee and drainage diteh and being stopped e r , o f the local elub. did themislvei proud with the by a concrete culvert. i Welmer and Fisher attnrfed the .tasty chicken salad plate and pas­ John Chandler Foetaon, 77-yearTuesday meeting o f the Sanford try dessert which regaled the huge eld carpenter, whose address waa Wub w h en they were assured of crowd. After the entertainment given as Camera* City, and driver jfctl cooperation for the show of the ear was uninjured as ha MOJII |» MfNw B| passed pillSR ■bamiy o w n e d , hfc ear t e m k o Lloyd *J. Lowe ftH J r. w SB, away at the ftaalmde Memorial tb* track. Fertooa was uninjured. worked out . at a director* meet­ Hospital Sunday afternoon at 1:15 However, his wife, who waa thrown ing of the Casselberry dub Friday p. m. from bunts and Injuries into th* windshield o f the car re­ night kt whch members «( the received wehn ■ Navy plana crash- ceived injuries oa her rght arm. Program. Sanford flu b wOt be present. ' Mrs. Louis F. SL ed 'ln to his borne on Aug. 27. Mra. Fortson held bar arm In front Former Zone Chairman Ray­ Mr. Lowo waa bom in Marion, of her to protect their small grand­ chairman, and her mond Morris Inducted Tom HuesInd. on Sept. 5, 1R(. “ **d much cm child, Patty Hunter who waa un­ ton and Earl Sealey Into the club, • » (heir work and He had been in Sanford for 10 injured, bringing the membershln lust Ing this * most A years and made his home at 3404 The truck, owned by W. W. Tyro, two short of 30, at which point Orange Ave. He was Assistant was driven by Wilmon Conyers, 55membership will be dosed. Manager of the Losslng Trans­ year-old Negro of i l l . Cypress The dub was entertained by fer Co. which was owned by his Ave. Conyers said that be held his Dick Moores, o f Alta monte Springs father. a.m out to signal for the turn a cartoonist associated with Frank Mr. Lowo ia the sixth victim which was unnoticed by Fortson. King, o f Winter Park, creator of of the tragedy when a Navy Noticing that the car was bearing Gasoline Alley. Moores, a cartoon­ plane crashed Into homes on Or­ down on him he pulled off the ist with the Disney Studios In ange Ave. His six-year-old son, road In time to keep from being David, remains In a critical con­ hit. i-v . , " " “ " i or tnc Hollywood for more than II years also worked on the comic strip dition at Seminole Memorial Hos­ Investigating officer*, at tha m i , ? 7 .Y 2 ,“.nt**r r i f » D*P«ri- Scamp. AU,5? ^ tomorrow night pital. HJs three-year-old daugh­ aceno of the accident were Deputy The artist, drawing several of ter, Marilyn Sue, died Instantly ion, Arthur Wstt, John Bym and at the time o f the crash. Mrs. Sheriff Morgan McCelland, Con­ the famous comle strip charsestable J. Q. 'Slim" Galloway and Albert Salisbury. They met 33 Lows died on Aug. 31, the day ter* illustrated some o f the vaTrooper T. Mark Mack. times throughout the spring and following the tragedy. rioua schools of cartooning which summer and now have eomplctad amounced th* meeting, u Id th.t he termed the scribble; circle and Mr. Lowe was a member o f the their work. Residents o f Do Bary Central 'Baptist Church and of M d "no l? Hdues Wp will 'n T *!be wlU ** < » ^ d oval and the shoestring. moy apply for their house num­ the Campbell-Losslng Post No. S3 and charged. ber* beginning Stpt. 17, to Sept. of the American Legion. After Iwlng promoted to first j . 7. wh*1 m c term u ed "an import­ S3. To Insure accuracy one should Survivors include one soa, Da­ lieutenant nt Fort Balvolr, Va., bring his deed, contract of sale vid: his father and mother, Mr. ant meeting of the group. The Toyland dlvlson of Sanford Thomas E. Gunn, of Do Bary, re­ or property tax bill. Those who and Mrs. Lloyd J. Lowe Sr.; Naval Air Station was officially ceived the sliver hors signifying {£ en t- may obtain this information grandmother, Mrs. O ars Jame­ opened Saturday morning upon the his new rank from Maj. Gen. g r o u p t o He a r hour ™ rom owners or realtors. son, Sanford; grandfather and arrival o f Santa Claus. David H. Tulley, commanding o f­ RECOMMENDATIONS Engagement Revealed grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. ficer of the Engineer Center and Toyland, located In Bldg. Seven ORLANDO (AP)—The Florida A proposed pay schedule for city Willlard Nclder announce* the Lowe, Orlando. of the NAS, will bis open until Fort Helvoir. engagement of his daughter, SusFuneral servlets will be held at Christmas for tb* convenience Constitution Advisory Commission employes will come up for discus­ Lt. Gunn entered the Army In anne, to John H. Connery Jr., of 3 p. m. tomorrow (Tuesday) after- of military dependents and their cam* here today to hear more sion tonight at the regular meet­ February, 1055 and is cxcutiv* recommendations from th# gener- ing o f the Board o f Ssnfonl City officer at the Non-eammissloned Orlando. Mila Neidcr'a fiance Is noon at Britton Funeral Home children. Commissioners at • o'clock In the Officer* Leaders School. stationed with the Coast Gusrd at with the Rev. J. W, Parham, Tb* Jolly old gentleman made a *1 public on how to modernise the City Commission Room o f thhc Bsrnegat Light In New Jersey. paitor of the Central Baptist special visit from Ms bom* and 70-year-old state Constitution. He I* the eon of Mr. and Mr*. Hearings an a proposed new Cltv Hall. The wedding will take place at Church olflciatini and assisted by the North Pole te get an early list Charles It. Middleton, Narawjs CARLA SPINS Possibly, coming before the constitution w e n hold last week the Methodist Church o f Enter­ Chaplain Charles Arnold af the of children's Christmas desires. Road., De Unary; la a 1054 grad­ MIAMI (At*)—A tropical storm commissioner* for prellmlnsry In Miami and Tampa. Other hoar. prise In mid-October. Sanford Chariot Arnold of the uate af Lehigh University and is Many children were on hand to discussion and consideration, will that developed near the Northern Minister Attend* Qaafcrenc* Sanford Naval Air Stattaa. aa* Santa arrive in one of the Inga are scheduled for Jackson­ be the budget for the General a member of Sigms Nu fraternity, Refore entering the Army LL Bahamas jp u n northeastward in Burial will bo la Oaktawa Ma- ■tattoo's Bretrucks, and to get ville tomorrow through Thursday Government operation for IIM-57 (Cootinued oa Pag* t l ) the Atlantis today, a threat only mortal Park. fro* gifts of k e cream a id candy, a id for Pauama City Friday. Other Items appearing on the Gunn was employed by Bethlehem to ihlpplng. Steel Company. agenda prepared by Clly Manager Warren E. Knowles will be the discussion with representative* of the Seminole High Sehool in re­ gards ta the us* o f the Sanford tDead r .. 9± . .x , . TTTJ^ Guardsmen Ready Fo r' Showdown Man Swerves Car To Miss Track; Lands in DHch Lions Clubs Slate 7-Ad Variety Show Construction To Begin Soon On Dormitory Flefemyer Retires After 20 Years Funeral Services Tomorrow For 6th Victim O f Disaster Volunteer Fire Toyland Division . A t SNAS Is Opened Thomas E. Gunr Gets Promotion K -. * m*mb#r* *° Commission Will Discuss Proposed Pay Schedule football. Aa additions! discussion (a sla­ ted relative to Urn project to d ea r the sidewalks o f obitructions througout the business area of Sanford. Th# Board o f Sanford City Com­ missioners will also discuss to­ night tb* purchss# af one new six Ineh turbine water meter tad th* purchase a f one truck chassis. Miscellaneous business from the Calf Is Found InCar Three Seminole County white men are being held by the Sanford Police Department on charges o f cattle ataatlng following their ar­ rest yesterday for driving white intoxicated. J. P. Mitchell, ai, o f Strtt E. Fifth St., Fred Gilbert, 43. 311 O ik Ave. and Jack Jackson, SI o f Lake Monroe are the three men who have been allegedly Identified with the shooting of a yearling on the Dr. Hugh West "No. 73 Ranch" In Volusia County. The men were first atopped Sundav about noon by CapL Arnold Williams o f the Sanford Police Department near the south city limits after having chased them from Elehth St., on French Ave. Cspt. Winisms brought the men to the Sanford Jail when he notleed Mood on the hands and clothing o f Gilbert. The old model Bulek waa starched and a slaughtered yearling was found In the trunk with blood running over on the bumper and floorboard of the car. Gilbert, according to CapL Arnold attemp­ ted to get away in the Butck but was eaught at tha cltv limits oa West First SL, at Mangouatlna Ave. Gilbert was then charged with driving white Intoxicated. A 33 rifle, knife used to cut tha yearling's throat .full and empty beer rani, and t l calibre thefts were found In tha car. Dr. Ray­ mond B an , according to Police Chief Roy Williams, removed on* o f th* 31 bullets fm m the carcass o f tha yearling which waa stuff ad feet foremost, Into the trunk o f tvn ear. Nation Crawford, foreman o f tb* "N o 91 Ranch" said this momtag tbahtbe yoarTtag was abet and Wiled o V u t 11:41 y*ata*day morn­ ing. The spot wa* found where th* calf waa killed when Craw­ ford wont to the ranch about • o’clock this morning. Tha ca lfa mother w n located at a hoofed and pawed circle. Police Chief Roy William* aald that It It possible that the cat* will ba transferred to Volusia County authorities for prosecution. Assisting in tha tavosUgaion were Volusia County Sheriffs Dep­ uty Daughsrty, Patrolman Baa Butler o f the Sanford Police Dortment, Andy Evans o f th* S en ­ ile County SherifFa office, and Coostabla J. Q. "S lim " Galloway. Tha ranch where th* yearling w u killed la located In Volusia County west of highway 17-13 on Fort Springs Road. Local authorities were at th# scene this morning eonttantat their Investigation into tb* cattlo theft by tha three Seminole Connty white men who are allegerilv fish- K "This la one time we believe that wa have a good cat* on cattle stealing," Chief Williams said this morning. "Ordinarily," ha aald, "it la bard to pinpoint such a theft, but this time w* found them with th* eireass In their posses­ sion," Non* o f th* men, being held un­ der the driving while intoxicated charset and cattle stealing, bsv* admitted any p u t ia killing tbo yearallng yesterday. However, CapL Arnold WtlHame said that Jaek Jackson had admitted that hit car waa "stuck " near the are* where the calf was slaughtered. Seminole Chiefs Club To Gather Tomorrow Night The Seminole Chiefs club, an organisation to prom »• tereit in athletics at the local high school, will hold a meeting at the CHy Hall, tomorrow at 7:3t p m. according to John Schlrard, president. Everyone who would like to sup­ port this effort to boost the sports program and those who are n '-'-ig part ta those activities at lem lnote High School are asked to be Weather promotion to first Lieutenant from Maj. Gan. David H. Tully (le ft), (U. S. Artsy Phot*) Additional Local News O n Page 10 �' ■V* ' \ New Seminole High Teachers Revealed pen. A Tew sieaJlM are Bobble Oratchfteld and Bob Shoemaker ' s p *, -t * r logo. She w ye shall ho lest when s t e t m | know most o f the, kid* are feUd to see ,P * m y . ilah cn i-dinc Mack to school,; Thera Im't n B B f e ^ iS ia ^ .r s a ; BemJnole High School begai 1956-67 j t w Tu.sdsy In an order­ ly minuet- with confuted but 1Comparative Freshmen groping their way to new dotiroonts. A d assembly program roodocled by :JM>w Student CeunfIt President, Phil ByM, welcomed the Frtahmen. Mr, Bracken, our new principal, gave a short welcoming Ulk, then brought before the student body the proposal o f changing the name o f tha school athletic teams. Mr, Bracken stated that many of the aludents and olio Sanford t hlirna Sad. approached him ask­ ing put a more appropriate name for the teams ha selected, since the name "Celery reds” seemed M t h r i t a k s e very' cute eoupts. Nir- WsmUfy, rtM u g h t that no ns would wrer your ring, is that at of Urn student* with i ria■M i.ttfldhh in >Philip- ia making 'a ;*tiah -Toy -* A later pan narrowed the tow girl that one even knows yet. names1to "Se'mtnoU Warrior*" and "Seminal# High School SentJqolen* A t (he euembly meeting on Thursday, a rousing vole of 437 e p p m e d 'th a nama "Semin°K High School Seminole*," so now t t t teams .will bn referred . . inch perk L Ceq’ t t t y w helpT .7 to a f t^a *8etnlnoUsl" .ift,1; ■*h'# do11 Karmen Own 41.4 per cent of Florida’s commercial forest land, wood-using Industries 20.4 per cent, end other private 273 per cent; and other private owners 27.8 per cent, The remaining 10 per cent is publicly owned. 65'Senrimfo' Much Interest has been shown in Uis activities o f the library. More students have eipressed n desire to become members o f the Library Council than can bo scheduled. Thera are 22 members o f the Council who are learning library techniques by devoting o m period each day to thle work. Many new books have been add­ ed to the collection and the stu- The Sanford tam hw ln got practice underway thla rammer. It began Aug, IS end there ere 85 “ fin e" boya out In uniform for practice. Continuing practice this your are the nine letter men from last year. They ere Brantley Pchtrmrd, Meredith Scott, M u m y Nance. BiU Tyre, Terry Goemblc and Virgil Gracey who art all line man. The three backs are At Stan­ ley, Phillip Byrd and B e tty John­ son. The 'Sanford Semlaotea aspect to hare a wonderf at aanaaa. They are playing as members o f the Dogsled Danger, Lathrop; Voting Bill ‘ Fargo, Frasier] Blueberry Summer, Ogilvic; Too Many Pro­ mises, Chandler; Hostess In the ‘ Sky, Hill; and Spook,^he Must­ ang, Thompson. Non-Fiction: Famous Airports o f/t h e World, Talbert; Aircraft o f the World, Green; Hammond’s Guide te Nature Hobbles; Birthdays o f Freedom, Foster; Fifty Centuriee o f Art, Taylor; Tha Semlnolo Indians, Bleaker; Bate Feet in the Palace, Keith; and Hentat Of Thing Not Boon, Houser. Favorite Sports Stories Re­ placed ar# Hit and Run, Decksr; Rebel Halfback, Archibald; Tbs Lost Eleven, Bishop; and Clndsr Cyclone, Brier. Seminole Smoke Signols Will The Sanford Herald ia publishing today tha first edi­ tion o f tho weekly Seminole Smoke Signals, a page te ap­ pear In T t t Herald ansh Mon­ day, which ia devetad U news at Seminole High School Tho articles appearing an thla page will he written by fa r pulpwood. The comparison* afe puljnvood, 42.1 per cent, eawlogs. 41.2 per cent, veneer logs and p»r cent, e jd at) other products, 8.7 p«r cent! Ijfeofll*,; 8 AMHICAM *411■l i t Barbara Hutton 1* shown taking a dip at Udo Beach, Venice, Italy, She is currently married to Baron Coll fried Von Crtmm and Is at­ tending tho film festival in Venice. (inismaiionat) /9 J"7 \ AAr>oNAL M,‘ Z T lA P o * r e , TNOtANA, f lM P i Ambitious young Man or Woman, looking ’ TURRH tNtJQJt JOBS for a future. Starting salary will be depen* dent on your ability in our line o f work. ., jpd. If* a rarity te see aa (a*Ids tb* psrk homer theca d a n , But three 1L. , ___ %I Good knowledge o f English, ability to f type js absolutely necessary. I f you like . tt hi* J 1Hi fln Mpffflj |fl • Intern Returns To Teach Science Mrs. Rogers BA, Typing Teacher Literature Teacher Is SHS Graduate ’ Our new Business Arithmetic and typing teacher, Mrs. M a r y foochton Rogers, is a graduate o f Seminole High School, and wife o f the Lake Mary Principal WITborn Rogers. Mrs, Rogers . haa a B. a. In Buatneas from Florida State Unlveralty and an M. A , in Education from Stetson. Shs previously taught at Laurel Hit!, Crestwood, and Longwood. She has a four year eld daughter, ^ , Mrs. Regers Ji an axtnmely valuable addition to our Business Training Department where she teaches typing ‘ and Business Arithmetic. Another graduate of Seminole High is Mias Cherry Singletary, freshman and sophomore literature teacher. Miss Singletary, graduate of Black Hllla College o f South Dakota, haa taught previously at Soutbslda Primary and at San­ ford Junior High. Miss Singletary la iagaged V* be married Nov. XI, Dave Lauds attended Westfield High in Westfield, Mass, and Toledo University In Ohio before graduating from Station Univer­ sity id 1953. Mr. Lauda and his wife have an 18-month-old daught- JUST NO LUCK SANTA r & N. M. (AP)— When an official o f tho State Game and Fish Department approached four women fishing In n pend re­ cently, he asked them if they were having .any tuck. “ No,” one replied, " I Juat don’t believe there are any fish in this lake." . The department man, who was eomewhat "amused but chagrin- He was assistant baseball coach at Station, and bo will asalst In coaching football and track In Seminole High. Mr. Lettde played end position In vnrsity football and third base in varsity base­ ball. H* It teaching Clvlct end socialised math. Weather, animals, and tha crowding out o f young timber kills more trace in Florida than aay ©then causa. Their tell repre­ sents 42.6 per cent o f tha annual le u . F in accounts for 273 per As a . First Lieutenant In the Marine Corps, hs served, in Ha­ waii apd Japan in the years JOBS. M. ' Dick Silver, who interned with us last spring, haa returned t* te*c,t Centra] Science and to t t tilt the eoeches tn footbel) cm basketball. Mr. Silver attended Aadnv Jackson High in Jacksonville and received his degree from Strifes University w hen he was assbw ant basketball coach. Mr. Silver is married and hu two young sons. Ho formerly served with the Administrate section o f the A ir Force from 1948-60. | DBE85EN IS TOPS TO STOBBS WASHINGTON, D.C. (A P )Chuek Btobfae, southpaw hurler for the Senators, say* Chuck Dresses 1s "tho greatest manager I’ve ever played under. Ed's h stickler, Twenty-one and a half million makes all the decisions on the 62 per cent o f Florida’s field. Also he's tho greatest when 1 area — is commercial it corns* te stealing the other team's signs. It'll Juat amaitegR <*<N* M * | "A4Vi Of Mi sT t r %a THC in d ia n a f o l is : (S ta ff Phots) TITU THREAT AM ***CAN nvstonan, ik Mias Cherry Singletary (Staff Photo) Attractive book coven are on salt in the library at lie each a* two fo r Sic, T tt plastic sever* will protect textbooks and will kosp a»nsvf book looking new and dress up an eld book. TO WIN TMg 1 WOMKN'O T in t w f <A ip and books, (S taff Photo) to write, this is a real opportunity for ypb. Send all details to Box H8J % The g w o t/s fp o tv fffra i i J§ i\ ft ■# ■ " • ' ® 1 ) happiness Af t 1 u ^ f o r 11 �Dimensions — 43 x 22 feet * Cubage — 17499 M OKN LIVINS BM. THE SANFORD HERALD M o ib jk p t 1 0 ,1D50 Page 8 The Uolveraity o f North Coro* lino hoi hod two Beaaona in which ita footboll teorai follod to win • gain*. That happened in IFWt Television Adventures with Oael* T7all Cartoon Carnival Waathar-Nawa-Bports John Daly New* Realeavaa* Oman tthrtbm* Duval M ow Mona* o( Vwlirdajr Voit,* el giraaloa* Cbarlta garroll tthow Vic Damon* Sportsman Club Hpellmali Bis Lars Cailbrtlr I'larhoua*. Advaalur* Thaatra MUa* T Nlabt g*w» Report ■tarllabl Tbaatr* • living room ii the deep atone fireplace. Abroad bank o f iv n >wa briRr.tcna the front o f both living room and din. The ren could do triple doty no a study, television room and Rueit bedroom. Three ample bedroom* provide ilrenIng accomodations for your growing family. In the kit* chen, a roomy hreakfart nook add* to the convenience of serving family meal*. The abundance of cupboard* aad counter top* will help make kitchen work quick and easy. Home laundry equipment and heater eon be initalled In the basement. Hr it*r*«* of lumnar .porting and a»»din aqalpmaal, you «aa build *a outdoor pljuiod tiaraf* aaH la' tk* carport, along your foaco or adjacent to IK* bom*. Hevo'l *a Ida* lor tuck a uaH SoUctod a* outttaadlaf In a roctnl aallontl dailyn aonlait far plywood b u f !n«. TV« d«:Iyn*r k true* Wa&tr ad Umbridga, Mata GOOD WALKER MURRAY, Saak l* - J o « Richard, a Murray district farmer, walked 45 miles to Paducah In nin* hour* and 50 minute*. Offered 1100 to re­ peat the performance, he walked It again in eight hours, 35 minutes. ■ o a p iV m a t a a l:M Mtekey Mona* . itae 4 - I Syracuse University la still looking fo r it* first undefeated football season. Hath Individual alceplng comfort and proximity are poealble In the maaUr bedroom by placing twin bed* together againat the *r*!l*. Q.1}* j* **tr* firm, the other of normal flrmnaaa to Mtjafy hla” and “ here'* comfort rcqulremqnta. Recessed lighting and monochromatic color achcme provide a restful atmosphere! OBVIOUSLY eager for a llttla ex­ citement la T-month-old Dianne Mueller, of Mountain View, Calif., aa the dlaplaya an "Ike and Dick” button at the Repub­ lican convention In Ran Fran­ cisco. Her grandfat'.ier, Leon Mueller, of Oakca, N. D . la a delegate and Dianne came along with othtfr member* of the fam­ ily. (International Soundohoto) P A IN T PRESER VES A N O B E A U T IF IE S , itiD MAKES HOMES EASY W ^ltO H THE E Y E S / I bofldlef Meet* Me tkoo* wU*h V * pUyUme ec fart kl« oaoeek to we» Uked at tk# aad. M* Wei. I * f > Idool Me aad lit down. MocLl aro KT I for young it art from four (o wt*l Sift DwagRa2warta * Ki ?:« savr?r. Ttia ■;tl l:i* • !>*-«<••• noble Hoog Chaa. rarrotl Bhew Vie Damon* meats One bUlJBAKING SHOES OMAHA (A P )— When a woman patient complained that tha nur­ ses' squeaking shoes bothered her, Clarkson Hospital officiate took quirk action to remedy the situa­ tion. Hal 0 . Perrin, hospital admin­ istrator, reporting on a patient queatlnnalre, told about the shoe squeaking complaint Ha reportad the hospital changed ita method o f waxing the rubber tile floor and allminated the squeak. 1 IV _ L i 8 A*wis*mcTt> ■oHDav a rraaaooi •:## Tk* Rhrtbm Ho •til Meat* at Raadoi •■•* Weria At ate L um ber ft Supply Y ard 213 W. Third fit Stanford. Fla. *:«t <i*l UN «:ts y'a* »!**, Ttie ' Till line •il* •til Layman's Call To Praye* Dawn Broakon Now* ' Market Report Rove* rVeleek flak Mavra.wiorlAa Wows-Wertd Onorts at A Olaae* Joehov's rtinlc# moraine n-vMleaa Warmonv Ttvne Wnvta At Htn* •til .Wurntne ar-lnAtaa *tIN Woe* and Thor* eunlea thlii room has apace for an evernight gueel r hunk. Many happv hours are spent hate in bull-------------- ------_____ _ cornice „and „ bedspread* dpo. — Draperies, m a te the proper "feel” for young lee enthusiast*. MM. MMMST N. UHMAM, Tt, with M yean of public service behind him, telle reporter* in New York that be will not seek reelectlon In November. The dis­ tinguished Demoerat named Mayor Robert Wagner of New York dl a man he would support to be hla rueccaaor. The Senate teat was once held by Wagner'a father, (Internal lonell Io:to liilt tills Haw. r its* cieb Rapest I'orformsnr* am axooa ttio* iittl 11:11 World At Noon Radio Karin lHaoat Uar Non* llaacb roof mptcrt(w ATTIC IDEAS. Fa*, pew Idee* aa sodoing vow aft la tke ooir way wMi if plywood dry-wal _ aeaatraatlaa, writ* . Attic hnprovoMOOt. 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SANFORD LUMBER COMPANY < �1* •- .T Tl C T r^ W M rt^ ^ y -iB 5 n rri7 l'.^r?.wriVr..Tiiiassni 7 w r ~ '- - W ^ ---------•• “ s Controversy Over Racial Integration • It is an easy tiling to be angry. Anyone «van be angry. But to restrain anger, to guide ranger into fruitful channels o f action— that U a different thing. To do that requires ' irage, control, a desire to see justice done The controversy over racial Integration in the South has nred anger and a lively sense o f outrage. - These feelings, however, are not c o n ­ ’ fined to one side or another of the c o n tr o v e r ­ s y , nor are they limited to one section o f th e country. '....Those in favor o f integration are an­ gered by what is happening in parts of the %ri South. Their sense of.outrage is directed at „ southerners who would take the law into their own hands to contravene the supreme ^Court’s decision. - h ‘. Y)! S ... However, it is clearly and distinctly 1 shown that those who favor integration ’ gre not familiar with the problems o f the South—and do not understand that tradition stemming from generations untold, lead to minds and hearts o f true southerners think­ ing in their particular channels. Traditions in other sections of the coun­ t y are similar to those of the South—but i n slanted into other channels of thinking. . That is the reason why thoAe who sup­ *v port the continuance of segregation are also *! ■ . i angry and outraged. The edge o f their anger is sharpended by fear that integration may destroy a way of life they have found g o o d even destroy a way of life found by those -w h o are being forced into integration, the Hegroes, to be good and happy. ' Naturally, when men are thus at odds, w, K is all too easy to counsel moderation and 1." l - ‘ : restraint Y et this is the only advlco that rseems to make sense. The champions of in­ . integration cannot reasonably- demand that the changeover be made here and now with no period of transition. Those opiwscd to in­ tegration cannot reasonably insist that they Will stand for no change whatsoever. • On both sides, the extremists must l>o curbed by men of good sense and good will. Obviously, in that approach lies the only kope for a solution. ______ &r r . . . . . . . . __f . __ bureau of upflrat the flrat bureau of labor." Not can likaly to attract intellectual* By JAMES MARLOW altogether. Thte waa In 1884, un­ the party. . „ . . Associated Preaa News Aoalyel to But even a nonlntelteeteal te der Republican President Arthur. WASHINGTON (A P ) — Demo- apt to think Larson overacted But the bill creating It was pass­ crate and Republican! will adorn his case In this one-alded politic*1 ed _____ by a Congwaa where Demo-. ordinary Ideal In grand dothea document which cradIU Republi­ crate raa the House end Republi? and otherwise overstate their cans with a new kind of wisdom . ■ eoisi In thte campaign where the and brushes lightly over the cans the Renal*. He credited the Republicans laauea run pretty thin. They’ll achievements o f the An Intellectual would easts'*1 / with creating the Department of make the mo»t o f what they hare know that In the vastly complicat­ Labor. Not altogether. The bill t* to work with. Adlal Stevennon ten week got ed business o f government m e t e K was offered by a Demoheadline* with hli call for on end two partite hove had their bands erst, Willies* Bulaar o f New York, to the draft. Thte may have in too many, pie* over tee many leemod itertllng at quick glance. years for either to claim U>* at a time when Democrat* ran the House, Republicans the Sen­ But, on examination, all he real­ llon’a share o f credit. ‘ Larson rays: "It 1* the * » ' « » ate. Republican President T if V ly told waa: The draft ihoud be of the Elsenhower Administra­ signed the bill Into law tn l o i r ended when It’a eafe to do lo. It took him four paragraph* tion's achievements * that It ho* aa on* o f bis last official ecu. merged and brought Into balance Larson credits tho Republican* to get to the point. But a ReI publican, Arthur Lar*on, hai Ju»t all the positive force* la our with passage e f tha Norris — Lataken 810 page* to make thte country. It I* not against any of Guardi* A d In IMS. Net alto­ point: That the Republican* can them . . . It has found a way te gether. The Democrats controlled run the government better than encourage them to work together tha House, the Republicans the for a common benefit." Senate. Herbert Hoover was the the Democrat!. Thte he calls the "New Repub­ Thte wa* In hii book "A Repub­ licanism" and a new “ philosophy Republican President. The bill’s author* worn Repub. lican Look* at HI* Party." Be­ of government, ltcans— Sen. Norrte e f Nebraska came o f the bonk Lonon, underElsenhower very guardedly any* and Rep. LaGnaMh. *f New Y ori) iscratxry of labor and a tew the book represent* hi* phllMO- —but Norris In bis autobiography school dean on leave, ha* bean mentioned a* the kind of Republi- phy generally. But not ell Re­ says Hoover l* v * no help snl publicans think like Eisenhower that neither did his Departw^tt any more then ell Democrats of Labor. That a d , breaking «p the age-eld practice of court In. think Ilk* Stevenson. Time may show, therefore, Junction* to atop strikes, wa* * when Eisenhower Is out of the milestone for America* labor. crowd, Sept. 14, beginning at 8 aisled by members of the Inter picture ind other men run the BUMPER ADR party, that the “ New Republican­ p.m. Faculty members and speci­ Faith Student Council. The pro­ LITTER ROCK, Ark. (A P I al upperclassmen will assist in gram te designed to present the ism" waa strictly Elsenhower* Bumper advertising reached $ “ spirit’’ of FSU—Coach Tom philosophy, or perhaps a reflec­ entertaining. tion of his personality, and not a peek o f sonte sort bora, familiar .Cllatax of orientation wilt be Nugent and 8emlnole football testing party philosophy at all. old standby* are bumper strips the annual picnic for all new stu­ players will lie Introduced, cheer­ But that Larson overstates hi* pleading "Little Reek Needs a dents Sept 16 at tha Resarvatlon leaders will lie In charge of mass case In plain enough. Drag Strip" and "North Little ■chool singing and yells, Band (University comp on Lake Brad­ Rock Needs a N o * Hospitel" Here are example* of where ford.) Buses will beglq trans­ Director Manley Whitcomb will Added te thoee, ea a ear in thl* U rson in hit book claimed too present the Marching Chiefs in porting students at • p.m. from city on the Arkansas River, was: much exclusive credit for bte campus te camp. Dr. Edwin background music,- and an FSU •Tittle Reek Need* a Submarine .. . ■aa* ! Harts, University chaplain, will film “The Garnet and Gold” will party: He said: “ The Republican* eat ba chairman o f arrangements, as be shown. But, we cannot see how Democracy can be forced upon free men at the point of a gun, or with swinging bayonets, or with the threat o f plodding tanks and clouds of tear gas. .. . . . I f a State does not belleva In Integra­ tion, how can it reasonably be expected to force that such a program be started Im­ mediately and without provocation. It is certainly the duty of the head of a country, n country that has stated that “ there will be Integration” , to move In personally with his appeals and explanations to forward such a program. And, at the same time, a candidate for tho same office. If he feels that his plat­ form Is the strongest and most desirable, should tie willing to personally show what Influence he may have upon those who are dead set against his beliefs. The South hns yet to experience its worst moment during the present conflict o f thought. * C o /C < * Important It is well to remember that: The Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce is tho only agency promoting the county on a wide-spread bMls. It siienrhcnds the program for up-to-dnte transportation in keeping wlth.the necessity of moving a heavy volume o f traffic quickly, safely and economically. It Is tho primary contact with Industrial prosjiects. It Is a |Kitont force In retaining and pro­ moting good relations with the Sanford Nnvni Air Station. It is vitally Instrumental In the develop­ ment o f flood control. It is the promoter of Seminole County through movies, poster boards, and brochu­ res. It is the prime stimulator o f tourism. 2 :5 0 0 New Students Enroll A t FSU TALLAIL.8SEE, About 2600 new students will begin school this week at Florida State University, and another 600 graduates students will start next week. OrienUlfon for the freshmen and transfer undergraduate* will he held Sept. 12-IP, and for the graduates Sept. IS. Classes for all begin on Sept. 20. Register Charles II. Walker M ld a total of 2.053 new Stu­ dents are expected to enroll. Thl* total includes 1821 freshmen, 018 transfers ami 481 graduates. It is < 400 above tho total of new students seeking admission at this time last year, Two main objectives of orien­ # * * . tation wyck are to acquaint new students with the University, Its academic structure, physical far Success is in the way you walk the paths little*, special services, and at the. aame lime acquaint the Un! of life each day: It’s in the little things ydu do and in the varsity with newcomers, their general and special abilities, in little things you say. dividual Interests, specialised Success is not In getting rich or rising Pshllsbsfi M llr X*t»rd«r *»« Bundiy needs. The flrat la accomplished high to fame; through convocations, group dls «S atom matter Oetobar 17. * * '* • * (Motes m •f l u f t r l FtorM* undsr (he Act It's not alone In winnnlng goals which all cusslons, individual conference: 6 a rtal 0 of March Mi I. IIU of Ceneirs— »■ and toura while the aecoml men hope to claim. IMS., Miter end Publisher MAaiON ^AnMAlJ «R^"*iiirutl»e..R>1ltor through teat* and Individual and Success is being big o f heart and clean CTBHlHO.^dwUiliia'Moiioaer group counseling. .. the AaaocUted Prrao and broad o f mind. ‘ th e Herald M e m a t e r el Dr. R. R. Oglesby, dean o f stu lo the uaa (or republic*■ ■ k u le eotltied tialaslvtlr to •••- »— .«• . — It’ s being faithful to your friends and, dent*, and the Council of Dcnn* . {o n el aU Ute local oewe printed In UU newapoprr. to the stranger, kind. support the program and approve Adrerllalap 1 ------------*-■* Mattoaallf br aeoarol Ada It's in the children whom you love end ell all activities which "build part­ R n rW V lT o. Ml Oeorplo Bavin*. Dock Hide. Atlanta Oeorgla they learn from you; nerships,’ ’ between new and old RATES Success depends on character end every Btudynts and between new atu oee Moots Sjt-ee dents and faculty. oath* On* Tear thtnjr you do. ll l.lt 0 0 0 Incoming atudente nr# welcom iMeee. cordc of thanks. raaolutlona ond • All Obituary notice*, cord* ' wiles* of Mtertolomant ter Ik* purooa* of raLInx The only ones you should ever try to get •d by organised student guides, many of them campus leaders, indo mrlll be oknrqod for nt ronulnr odrertUInn nitre. even with are those who have helped you. under the direction of Miss Ell* Mon. Sept 19BG : h | » 4, sixth Lynn, assistant dean of A doctor maintain! that a man who women, «nnd Dr. James Carr, as T O D A Y ’ S H IB I.B VKItSP. Pray far the peace e f Jerusalem: they loses his hair permanently doea so because lo ciiU d o n of men. lAitlnR ; shall prosper that love thee.— Psalm 122:6. his brain is still growing. That should be friendships nta often formod be twftn newcomer* end gulden In . Jerusalem still needs our prayers. Our good news to the presidential candidates o f the process o f rendering nod ra both parties. .prayer* will help. reiving orientation services. In residences new women are given assistance from Junior Blu dent Counselors and the men from House Fellows. Each new student te aaslgnad to a faculty That In order to eicape com­ serves, "H*# troubto with Infer­ member who serves ns advisor I f HAL BOYLE pletely from the earth’s gravitaiority complexes la—tha wrong and educational counselor. About NEW YORK kB—Odd fact* a col•am id ailght never know If he ttonal pull, a rocket woulld have people seem te get them." 160 faculty member* work under In maintain a speed of T.I miles That on* out of every 10 work­ direction o f Dr. Melvene Hardee, dida'fi open hi* mall: ' ing-Americans still had te b* on coordinator o f counseling, to at: H u t U tovetom Leap Year a second. That caves make a good refuge the Job aa usual on tha Labor BtoJdsna wan to know the real rea■1st students In planning pro sea lor tha abort*go of marlags- for hay fever victims since they Day holiday—ao tho other • could grams of study. «W s men, the anawar U—manage, are comparatively free of ragweed playImportant point* covered dur­ •saw II par cant of men 90 to 24 poll'llThat one of tho moat common That Johnny Longdcn. ex-coal epidemic diseases o f civilisation I* ing orientation are the campus years old ara married now, comwo rod to only IT par cant ip tha miner who now has ridden more one you probably novor beard program for student health pre winning races thsn any other, won named before — plutomanla. the tented In various meetings, and asms sga bracket* la 1M0. a working knowledge of the cam­ H u t Jos Louie woe 10 at his only 38 of 2ST starts in his first morbid cravingYor wealth. pus library provided through con m professional Ogata by first round three years in the saddle. That Mayor Edmund OrgUl of That horses with Jockey Eddie knockouts, mot* than any other ducted tour*. Memphis wires music into hla Aream aboard have won more heavyweight champion. A aoclal highlight of the week waiting room. Ho te reported to than a million dollars in each of H u t tho WorM Almanac has aa will be the annual President’; bo tho flrat burgometeter In tho the past 10 years. articte aa how to mako a will. Party for ell newcomer* to ram That a study of 211 coronary nation to employ this method to pus. Thte year Dr. and Mra. > H u t tha Hotel Rooeevrlt hare aootho angry taxpayers. has a apodal caala* menu for thrombosis victims of all ages That It waa O. Henry who said, Doak 8. Campbell will give the gttoeU who bring along their showed one-third still alive 10 ’If men knew how women pas* party in the newly finished Men’s years after their first stu ck . ■oothta. This wU only annoy the their time when they are atone, Gym, which has a floor area to That multiple births occur most liter—Hite J h te sara of the large expected • That actor date Gordon, known frequently among Negroes — and they’d never marry." “ kla fin* diction, waa born with least among Mongols. That the Kiwanis magatine ob­ ‘ “ palate. K CASH Even Good Have Eyes Checked Qften •n TO PAY WHAT YOU OWE ttonaltlp to either of that* skills. ApparanUy uoteaa Uw or*rag* driver has special training h* Improves m y little la distance Judgment sad speed eaUmattoa tea ha teams how to drive. Proficiency ln estimating dlatanc* and apcod, of eourat, help* any driver avoid accident*. If ttw man art better at th*aa a n , wall, draw your • C . F I N A N C E C O N D O N A T I O N U. T. I have been loalnc weight 111 W «st Rr»t iN M t..........,T#,‘ u i aaggtilng up On M thaae be tubemiloete cymptemaf Aaawn; Tfa* first aymptmu* af teharcmiotU ore (atlgn* and teat of weight Thar* tea too* of app*Mto which la follow** by cough- 4 0 J W M t C iw Nd A w w w . ^ V . • • • .t : •• i i i • 6 Homes Now U n d e r Construction n Q uint, Su fn , <£och Cbtboh. Choose The Home 0 / Your Dreams And Finance It With One Of Our Financing Plans. V. F • SERVICEM EN E c o U b t t W w C 'P U tty # Lake Mary Bird. PH ON E CHAPTER THIRTY-NINE IT TOOK a few minute* to die_ * _ m m_ae_ *■*■___ ^ pane ot Eben Hoi born. When he was gone, Michael held Charlotte until her tear* subelded, then h* spoke wmrtly. 'Tell me about It, Lotty." "You’ve got to take me away from Beattie, Michael." "That's Impossible, Lotty. I'm X Meg Beaumont’e counsel, and even If 1 were not, I couldn’t take you anywhere." I At Ui* mention of Meg, her •JP mouth tightened. He knew It waa a bod sign when aha controlled her anger and reached out to him. “ Michael, you said you loved me. I need you." His alienee bothered her. Her in fe r* curled confidingly Into hla; aha bent toward him. "Michael, I always thought I could depend on you." With painful clarity, Michael knew thte woe true. Anger roe* te frlyq, "Ar* ydu taking m* to marry you, Lotty?" H* aaw rwlft surprie* era** her ’ face, knew ahe hadn’t thought a* far ae marriage, had wanted him , only aa on expedient way out of * trouble. ; "You you aald you loved me, gfichaeL" He knew ah her trick*, the A Time was when the new baby had a nursery to himself. These days the little cherub te lucky to find space in the corner of the master bedroom. L a r g e r families have rreated the prob­ lem. and the nursery becomes a hunk bedroom for four boys or a studio room for a couple of girls. But every member of the fam­ A group of soon-to-be college girls met at Jim Spencer’a ily needs privacy, even the new Thursday night for a (Inal “ get- lijtle arrival. together” before going their sepa­ Many parent* are separating rate ways. They are finding the the baby's nursery—alcove or parting a bit difficult after separate area In the paronls’ twelve year* of being school­ room—Into a tiny room by mates. means of wnllhoartl. The board Those attending were Mist may be painted on one tide and Nancy Travasos. Mis* Elizabeth wallpapered on the side where Wooduff, Miss Harriet Redding. 1baby lives. Plain plastic-coated Miss Marty Cameron, Miss Betty wall paper is washable and easy Ann Munson and Miss Janice to care for and little teddy bear or panda stickers may be put Kinlaw. up on baby's room divider for SOME NAME a real nursery effect. Then* are SAN DIEGO, Calif. LP—They wallpaper* available too with talked about him at the naval train­ cavorting clowns In gay reds, ing center—not because he was blues and greens, performing an­ a member of the Blackfect Indisn tics that ‘delight children. tribe from South Dakota but be­ Baby will be using a hand-mecause his name wa* Leroy Evcry- down rrib no doubt, and it should body-telks-about. be repainted before the little fellow appears on the scene. White Is clrsn and sanitary looking and will go with what­ ever decor is chosen. A small nursery throw-rug will also get over the Idea that this is baby’s room, even though it is a cubbyhole. New ones are especially designed with this Idea In mind. One amusing gold colored washable cotton accent rug is overstitched in black and red to outline the king o f the Jun­ gle. SEPT, t There should be space in this Mr*. N. V. Farmer makeshift room for baby's ne­ Rick Adams cessities—diapers, oil, powder, 1’ vrrlett Redding rottnn. A good Idea Is a shelf SEPT, a that will hold these Items, plus Clark Tillia extra blankets ami slreperi. SEPT. 1* Mm . Anna S'orkh‘-lf Mra. Lowell Tripp Jack Spencer Barbara Slccle MISS SUZANNE NEIDER, of De Bary, whose engagement hat Just been announced to John H. Connery, Jr. of Orlando. School Chums Hold Farewell Dinner A t Jim Spencer's Sanford Ladies Attend Luncheon Held In Orlando Mrs. C. R. Jones Jr. o f Orlando, entertained at a bridge luncheon In her home Thursday, to which the following were invited: Mr*. Tyler Dedman, of Princeton, N.J.; Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., Mrs. Harold Chapman, Mr*. Herbert Stenstrom, Mrs. H. W. Rucker, Miaa Anna Corley and Mrs. Ro­ bert Crumley, all o f Sanford; Mrs. Robert McGinnis, Mra. Bar­ bara Swanntr, Mra. Kenneth Berry, Mrs. Charles LeOette and Mrs. Webb, of Orlando; and Mrs. Winter Klmet, of Columbia, S.C. Tha ladles art all former schoolmates. ■urrander. Mow that tov* no longer I provided Ulualan, h* raw that e*EoenUally ah* woe a* ruthless ae Ryemon or Barclay. Tb* men had • strength Mm lacked; ah* pasaeaeed only tb* p*ratet*nc* of a greedy child. Supremely confident ef bar own •harm, ah* slipped bar arm* about hte neck, lifted her lip*. "Michael, I’ve been ao blind. It waa olwaya you." Bh* must have seen h* had no intention o f klMlng bar. Her eyes ^ beld bte with a concentration eh* Nfcad never shown. She tightened her anna, brought bar body against him. gave him • long, MU bte*. Briefly Michael's mouth and body remem bend her the girt h* her p u t desire, p u t love. Thank heaven, she'd Jilted him! rC .kl.ia.I.! ..ni ma ^ — ■ —*Charlotte1 vote* hardened. "It's that murdering Beaumont woman. You’re in love with her. Maybe you killed her husband!" He welcomed her anger. He w u more capable of dealing with Charlotte furious than Charlotte seductive. 'Tell me your trouble, Lotty." Bh* fiung away from him, but be brought her b u b , releasing her wrist only when ah* stopped strug­ gling. Her light hand worked at the wrtet he hod held. She w u sullen. "Barclay’s going to divorce me. Ha—Clyde Rysraon w u in the "Your bedroom, Lotty r ’ Bba glared at him. Yea” T sea. And had you had aa affair with RyeraooT" . "How d u r a your’ u e . . » u yelled. At tha Impassive scrutiny with which Michael regarded her, aha bockad Into tha nearest chair and lapsed Into melancholy silence. "DM Barclay catch you red­ handed, Lotty T" Bh* bagon at cry. "No! tie— Clyde made lore b u t . . . but—but nothing------" "Nothing I "N a ­ iad behaved her. Ha rememtheir own aborted lova Charlotte m ud have sought him out because area then she w u infatuated with Ityaraeu and w u afraid. "You’ve told Barclay toot noth­ ing happened?" "He—he called me a—a Iter." bflchad sighed. "Where* your coat, L otty?" Ha found it, made bar stand up, thnirt bar arms into “ Where era you taking nasi" "Hama" He Ignore teste. When Mm pulled away from him at the doer, ba le u ad against Um Jamb and spoke te bar with tha weary oecanto of a parent. "Look, Lotty, you don’t have aay mlMahan ootioa that Rgaruan’e going to •end for you 7" !' Baby Should Have Own Room, Even . If Only A Corner M Happy Birthday rawu. COMPANY. P4C Financing Plans. C O N V EN TIO N A L O .A Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Cully of 1200 Magnolia Ave. have returned " The WeaUlde 8chool P.T.A. home after a six-week vacation held Its first meeting of the in Charleston, W. Va. school .e a r Thursday night. Th*| Mrs. * H. C. Waters and ton, program was opened with group Claud* C. Locke, have Just re­ tinging led by Mrs. Helen Step­ turned from a short visit to henson with a special "H*ppy Miami and Lake Placid. Birthday" being sung In honor M-Sgt. Raymond W. Lock* and 1 o f Mrs. Ctrl Prescott, president. family have returned to Camp Mrs. Grady Herman presented Lejeune after visiting the for­ the devotional, which was bsied mer's mother, Mrs. H. C. Wa­ on Thomas Paine’s famous ters. •These are the times that try men's souls." Friends of little “ Dee Gee" . Mrs. R. E. MltchsU. secretary Newsome will be glad to know and safety chairman, Introduced she la Improving after undergo­ the speakers, Captain Arnold ing an appendix operation in WlUlams and Patrolman Ben But­ Morrall Memorial Hospital, Lake­ ler, who itrailed the urgent need land. • v . ’ for protection at tha corner of Third and French Avenue, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Shaffer Jr. aince there te only e m a n ­ and their son, Allen, have re­ ually operated signal turned to their home in Colum­ at that comsr. The following bus, O., after having visited mothers volunteered to assist: Mr*. Shaffer's parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Grady Herman, Mrs. H*n- Mr*. PhUlip J. Allen/ 111 Holly nura, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Ann Da­ Ave. vis and Mrs. Carl Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. K. W. (ite have Room count was a tl* between returned home after visiting Mr*. Stephenson and Mrs. Harry their son and daughter-in-law, . Watt, each having half .of their i1 pupils represented. Mrs. Allen Mr. and Mrs. John Bite, In New Clark will be chairman o f tho Orleans, La., and friends and re­ lative* In Charlotte, Huntsville magatine sale and Mrs. William and Davidson, N.C. Hardin will head ths study course. Mrs. Gladys Carlson will Friend* of Lowell E. Jeffords •set st historian for the year and will be happy to learn that ha Clifford Proctor was elected has returned to his home after budget and finance chairman, undergoing surgery two weeks which position includes chairman­ ago at Orange Memorial Hospi­ ship of the Halloween Carnival tal In Orlando. He te doing nicely to be held on October 26. and may receive visitors. Refreshments were served by 3 v * : the executive board. ROSS and F. H. A SERVICEMEN F. H. A. ___ thing 1 will aay, though, to that aU drtnrsahould b a n ng«> Ur ay* atamlnationa at fraquent Interval*. Anyone with faulty vl^04 |m f | fH+wktm whan hto aafsty may depend eat *T WE ARE HAPPY TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE SECURED Mias Anna Corley entertained at an Informal spaghetti supper held Thursdsy at the Corley camp at Lemon Bluff. Those invited to attend were Lt. and Mrs, Tyler Dedman, Mr. and Mra. Robert Crumley, Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Cooper, Bobby Brlsson, Mr. nnd Mrs. Winter Rimes, and Mr. and Mr*. Harold Chapman. 'h A O IU llA * Tha Lake Monroe Home Demon, -stratlon Club held Iti annual pic‘ nie at Rock Springs Thursday, with about 2S members and their families in attendance. The group enjoyed swimming, 1 after which thay had tort of a .‘ buffet picnic, using tha lunehea that aach member packed. Mlsa “ Myrtle" Wilson, home . demonstration agent, was a speci­ al guest at tha affair. Tha Lake Monroe Club will, hold its first meeting o f the sea­ son next Friday night, at the 1# Lake Monro* School lunchroom. Success Cave Refuge For Hay Fever Victims Westside P-T.A. Holds First Meet O f School Year Lake Monroe Club Has Annual Picnic •At Rock Springs * The Sanford Herald yv SocialfcvswtA Campaign Issues Running Thin I N DIXIE LAND. l U Mike Lane Feted -------------- 1 On Fourth Birthday Corley Camp Scene Of Informal Supper On Thursday Night Only when the hack w u gone and they mounted the steps did ah* brash her silence. Her fingers dug Into hla arm. "I'm—I'm afraid of Barclay, Michael." "dood." Michael w u casual. "A little fear will be healthy for you, my girl." The Chines* servant received them with blank courtesy, accept­ ed Michael's hat and coat, told them Barclay w u in tha parlor. Charlotte nung back, but Mi­ chael, with Arm hand, propelled bar forward. Barclay, hla back to them, stood by tha window, look­ ing across tha town. II* turned when Michael spoke, m uked hla quick surprise, looked pointedly over hla wife's head. "What c u 1 do for you. D am ?" "I'va brought back your wife." “It waa," aald Barclay, “* needleu trip. My wife is no longer wel­ come here." Charlotte wheeled angrily but Michael caught her arm. "Don’t be a fool, Barclay. You married her; you knew the nature of Um woman you married. Isn’t there aomsthlng about better ar w on *? Bh* tells m i It wasn't the worse. I believe her." "That's your privilege." Barclay resolutely avoided looking at Char­ lotte. “ Allow me my own oplnlua." Maybe, Michael decided, Char­ lotte had eom* justification, living with Barclay must he like cuddling up to Mount Italnler’s crest) He caught Barclay’s eye and read mis­ ery. “ Um your head, man! You've lived with Charlotte for years. Does aha strike you os a woman who'd throw bar cap over a windmill 7 Do you honestly imagine Charlotte considering tha world well lost far lova?" Barclay’s expression wavered. "You belleva that—Michael, you “Charlotte married you, Bar­ clay. You can’t tot h*r go without regret. You’ v* a chance to hold th* run* far a change. Don’t forget you asm a whip." Charlotte wspt Bh* always z aegd te da It more beautifully----Instantly tb* nstan blurred. "Listen. Lotty, gw tm not go­ othsr woman. Before Michael bad Charlotte wa* m io rk s la tb* ing over thte agald Ryaraon won’t Barclay had hw te hto Anger Sashed through her, snMMM •end far you, and If ha did, you wouldn't taka te hiding te alleys Swiftly controlUd. "Mich* ' and running tram abort Wa." Whan Ho walked through a chill triad you forgive me T" Her vaU bar lovely mouth pateeR ha Mr tuvwij auvuufi ywBteh m m Uflad w w BIVI* sssdllng nilXllinff rate n iA to LO ths lAI Cox UOX bouse. ODUM. .upw ard. Against her will, his voles. “And fm net taking you Hi* mouth twltchsd. Il had been a •hawed. "1 need y o u r on oUhsr. Ost that out af your ridiculous arena. Hto port as coon.H e ' -----------hsod. You’ve got te get Barclay te aatoe te matrimony had besn ths hack." most ludicrous part ef tt. Ns matWith completen*** that Mm He glimipssd peed b _ fiistlng rseognl- ter. Hs was, at last, free at Char­ to ts truth to bar syss and toils. Both f ted— would atesr tlon of tha >sthy b r t e . M s pro- clear af him te IBs future. N*8tesr tag for Kemp. He had sympathy i doom ths stairs and did would w a n t a rescind** of Ms Jeaponaibillty; she th* hack rid* to knawtodgs. leaa* It If h* hod _ _ toll*, be would oow b* r r s B* CsnfteusdJ Southside P.T.A. To Meet Thursday The first meeting of the Southside P. T. A. will be held Thurs­ day, Sept. 13, at Southside School. The meeting will begin at 8:13 p. m. in the assembly hall. Parents are invited In visit rooms starting nt 7:30 p. m. .. i' MISS NORMA JEAN BROOKS, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Brooks Sr, 1322 Mellonville Avenue, completed her training in the Christ Hospital School of Nursing Cincinnati, O., on Aug. 31. Mlsa Brooka, who is a 1053 graduate of Wal­ nut llltl High School, Cincin­ nati, O., will take State Board Examination* In October. Miss M yrties Schedule SCHEDULE OF MISS MYRTIE WILSON. HOME DEMONSTRA­ TION AGENT SEPTEM­ BER 12-18 IS AS FOLLOWS: Sept. 12 Ceramics class will meet at the Seminole High School at 7:00 I’ . M. Club mem­ bers are invited to attend theie classes. Sepl. 13 Exploratory Art class will meet at the Seminole High School at 7:00 P. M. Sepl. 14 Lake Monroe Home Demonstration club will meet at Ihe school lunch room at 7:30 P. M. Delegates, reports to the Steto Short Course In Gaincsvlle will be given to the rlhb. Sov* 15 4-H IUdi<s program over WTUR 11:30 11:45 A. M. Sept. 17 Exploratory Art class will meet at the Seminole High school at 7=00 P. M. Sept. IS Miss Wilson will be at ihe Sanford Grammar school at 9:10 A. M. to organize tha 4-H cliihi. Elder Spring* Home Demon•(ration rlul will meet at the home of Mra. Carl Bradbury at 2:30 P. M. Reports will be given by delegates who attended Short Course in Galnriville. Ceramics elan will meet at the Seminole High School at 7:00 P. M. Baptist Teachers And Officers Enjoy Picnic Recently The leachera and officera of Be­ ginners' Dept. I, of tha First Bap­ tist Church, held a plenle at RanUndo Springs recently. Swimming and a picnic lunch were enjoyed by all. Those present were Mrs. E. C. Harper, Sirs. O. C. Glhbs, Mrs. R. D. Dekle. Mrs. W. P. Brooks Jr., Mrs. J. L. Jackson, Mrs. A. L. Wilson, Mr*. W. L. Vance, Mrs. Donald Knight, Mrs. 8. D. Allred, Mrs. F. E. Breckenridge, Miss Donalyn Knight, and Ben Breckenridge. A birthday parly was held Thursday night at 7 p.m, in the home o f Mr. and Mr*. W. D. Lane, 703 Palmetto Av*., In honor of their son, Michael. The table was arranged with a large colorful birthday table­ cloth, centered with a pink and white cake, featuring four can­ dle*. After Michael opened hte many .gifts, refreshment! of cake, ice cream, cookies, mints and toft drinka were served to tha guests. Those invited to be with the honor#* were * Miss I.inda Harper, Butch Harper, Mlsa Syl­ via Richardson, Danny luine, Tommy Lane, Miss Brandt Lane, Mist Dorothy Lane, Alls* Donna Hendley, Edward Itendley, Mr*. C. D, Harper, Mr. and Mr*.| J. C. Lane, 8-Sgt. and Mrs. H. D. Hendley, the honorce's grandmo. ther, Mrs. Lou Hendley, and hte sitter, Miss Cathy Lane. T .E .L . Class Holds Meeting In Chapel The T. E. L. Class of the First Baptist Church met In the cha­ pel, Thursday, with Mrs. E. M. Carroll presiding over the meetit AMrs. Vashtl Tucker gave the devotional, after which reports were heard from the various of­ ficers. The closing prayer was led by Mrs. W. I,. Whiddon. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and her group to the fnltowlng: Mra. A. K. Rosseller, Mrs. M. Cummlng, Mr*. W. B. Stovall. Mr*. El'en Shadoin. Mrs. E. M. Carroll. Mrs. Lillian Vickery, Mrs. J. A. Benson, Mrs. L. A. Smith. Mr*. S. W. Smith, Mrs. Jessie Royal, Mrs. M. S. Nelson. Mr*. W. L. Whiddon. Mrs. C. E. Benton, Miss Isabel Simon, Miss Marie Stewart. Mrs. Vashtl Tucker. THE SAN FORD H E RA LD M on . S e p t 1 0 , 1 9 5 « Calendar Committee o f the First Baptl|t MONDAY Circle* of the women of the First Church will meet after Prayer Presbyterian Church will meet aa Service, which is held at 7:20 p.m. follows: The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman *41 Evening Circle Number One, Mr*. W. 8. Brumley Sr., chairman, conduct the morning devotions will meet at 8 p. m. In the Edu­ over WTRR, Sanford, at 2:30 a.m. A Study Course will be held at cational Building with Miss I*tty Caldwell, Mis* Elsie Farley, Mrs. the Episcopal Parish House from W. R. Brown, and Mra. Ernest 9 a. m. to 2 p. m. Bring yfiur own lunch and drinks will ba pro­ Pugh serving es hostesses. , ’ Evening Circle Number Two and vided. Evening Circle Number Three will THURSDAY hold a Joint meeting a( • p. te. In The Junior Choir will have the home ot Mrs. W. R. Anderson, their rehearsal and fellowahlp fit 318 Oak Ave. with Mrs. Sacey the Flrat Presbyterian Church ot King serving as co-hostess. 3:45 p.m. The Elsie Knight circle o f Ihe The Youth Choir o f tha Flrat First Baptist Church will meet at Presbyterian Church will praetlca the home of Mr*. C. A. Ander at the church at 7:30 p.m. •• son, 107 Shannon Dr. Instead of The Deacon* of the Firat Pres­ Mrs. Pryor's home. byterian Church will meet at tha TUESDAY Church at 7:45 p.m. The Gleaners Class o f the Flret The Baptist Federation o f bualBaptist Church will hold Its regu net* women's circles In this di­ Ur monthly meeting at 8 p. tn. In strict of the state will meet at the home of Mrs. J. E. Hcmmerle, the First Baptist Church for rap­ 2414 DeCotta 8t., with Mrs. R. T. per at 7:00 p.m. A hutineaa Hunt serving as co-hostess. meeting and program will fel­ The Pioneer Fellowship and Re­ low. creation will meet at the First The Intermediate Choir o f th# Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p Flrat Baptist Church wfll re­ m. hearse at 7:00 p.m. and the Adult The Y.W.A.’e of the Flret Bap­ Choir at 8:00 p.m. tist Church will meet. The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman win The DAV will hold its regular conduct the morning devottatts meeting at fi p.m. at the DAV Hut. over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 o.th. The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will The Anna Miller Orel* will conduct Ihe morning devotion* meet at 8 p.m. at the Elks Club. over WTRR, Sanford at 8:30 e.m. All members are urged to attepd. Junior High School P-TA will FRIDAY meet at the school auditorium at The Rev. It. L. Zimmerman will 8:00 p. m. conduct the morning devotions The Phebean-Golden C i r c l e over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. Claes o f the First Baptist Church Taylor Commandery No. 28 will hold its monthly meeting with Knights Templar will resume Con­ Mr*. Welter Brook* at her new clave* at Masonic Hall at T:30 home, >20 Roselle Dive, at 8 p.m. AH members are urged to attend p. m. Seminole Rehekah Lodge No. 49 as this is tha lest meeting of the will meet in ths lOOF Hall at 8 church year. Circles o f the WSCS will meet p. m. Southside P-TA will meet la as follows: Circle lumber On* with Mrs. Southside Assembly Hall at 8:18. Ed Klrchhoff Old Monroe Rd., Parents may visit rooms startlni at 7:30 p. ir 0:45 a. m. Number Two with Mra. R. L. McKnight, 628 Sarita, 0:45 a. m. Number Three wllh Mra. John Dominey, Lonesome Pine Dr. Loch Artx*. 8:42 a. m. Number Four with R. S. Cren­ Ths Woman’s Society o f Chris­ shaw, 1122 E. 7th 8L, 0:46 a m. tian Service o f the Firrt Metho­ WEDNESDAY dist Church would like to an­ The Olrl Scouts will meat at nounce that tha annual Church ths First Presbyterian Church at Bazaar has been changed to No­ 3:30 p.m. vember 8. The Mid-Week Bible Heur will be conducted by Rev. A. G,- MeInnls, pastor o f the First Presby­ terian Church at 7:30 p.m. Tha Chaneal Choir will rehearse at First Presbyterian Church at LAST TIMK TONIGH* 7:30 p.m. . STARTS T:00 Tha Eldar Springs Baptist Clr cla will meet at 2:30 p.m. Tha Training Union Executtlva Change Announced ByMethodistGroup^ B I R T H S Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Gra­ ham announce Ihe birth of a daughter, Laurie Elizabeth, on Sepl. fi at Seminole Memorial Hospital. D ie little miss weighed 7 lb*. J oz. Mrs. Graham Is the former Vis* Mary Ann Wilke. 4 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Letter Chase o f Jacksonville Naval Base, an­ nounce the birth o f a son, Born Sept. 6. The boy, who weighed fi lbs. 11 ozs., hs* been named Bruce Edwin. Mrs. Chase Is the former Miss Shirley Massey. The proud grandparent* arc Mr. and Mra. R. Massey of thl* city and Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Chase or Kansas City, Mo. II le the first grand­ child for the Chase*. PRAIRIE LAKE S' FEAURE 7<81 — 18:12 —n’ so—• Bette Davis Ernest Borgnlne • T h e ( it*— * 4 44'nIr,, OOIVI IN IHIAIM "CHILDREN UNDER I t ADMITTED FREE" "DOLLAR A CAR NIGHT” S h a p in g the fashion revolution co m fo rt-caterin g MISS DOROTHY ADA LEE. 'laughter of Mr. anil Mra. Frank tin l>*e of Lake Mary, l*fi Tues­ day Sept. 4, to enter Orange Memorial Si-huol « f Nursing. She graduate') from Seminole High School, Claia of ’60. NOW 8IIO W IN C . You choose your warurobs with sn rye te casual comfort. You InaUt on undrrfuhionfi to match this lovely look. Tliara why you demand America’s most popular girdIs THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY l i . SkippIre. Because Sklpples coaxes you as •omfortebly to ths line you love. Come in; our subtle-shaping Skippic* collection, today. i N a lll tom to* _ s^y refW ^Ba ateJIg■ay"w^* ----- ----frw* pm * trim ymm tommy. Ate •relate a* Obdto Ha. til. A M. L I LOO. Umm ate HI* t e s t e ’ te N a H ih s te t o W a I2A to 28C I I jOO tormfit TYRONE / C R I A .T J L O N S IH E EDDY DUCHIN STORY TtcaBTcVta FEAT: 1*8-2! 4-1:28-7:42-2:88 Paf t 8 "Wfi Invito Chart* Account*" ^ h A- �THE SANFORD HERALD Jr. Giants Gain Titles | » ™ K y o S l/ S i i" OPLANDO _ Sweeping every* ‘ ' . . . atMtph thing before them In a stretch drive not Often s e r e to the (c'reult. Buddy Kerr . jun or Ncw York Giant, stalked off * th almost every 195C honor while winning C oroai first pennant In it* THE flANFOKI) HEMINOLEH and their coaches, In uniform for the first tims last Friday afternoon. Following the group picture, the team turned to tha field for seriaamage and a tough session of Melts Will Start For FSU; Bisbee To See End Duty TALLAHASSEE — Only four of last year's starters will be In tha opening lineup when Florida -State University opens Its 1978 football season against Ohio Uni­ versity ehre Sept. 22. Three of these will open at the ■am* position. They are end Ronnie Rchomliurger of Pittaburgh, I'a., halfback Burk Metta of Sanford, and fullback Joe Holt of Graham, N. C. * Th# other returning starter Is Laa Corso of Miami, who started at lefthack last year, hut has been ■witched to the etartlng quarter­ back position this season. At least two o f the other (even starting position* appear to lie contested, with still more than two week* to gametime. The other halfback In the start­ ing barkfield I* anylmdy't guess right now. It will likely be either Bobby Rrnn, a transfer from Davidson, or Hat Versprille, a Norfolk, Va. boy who was outetandlng In spring practice. Paired with Kehnmhurgrr at and will probably be Bob' Nc-Ilumi, a Mississippi junior college graduate. However, (lain Blsbee o f Kanfurd had hern rounttxl »n fo r considerable duty at end, and has been unable to work out much thus far to a leg Injury. Georg* Hoyrr o f Jacksonville •nd Hill Musselmnn of Lynch­ burg, Va, appear lo have the in­ aid* track on the starting tackle positions, where loth of Inst year’s regulars, Don Howell and Boh llarbrr, have departed. The guards seem sot with le-o Baggett of Panama City and Al Hacifiro of Altoona, Ha. Both ■aw plenty of action last year, ns did Troy llnmes who will lie the alerting renter this year. Behind the storting line, though, experience Is at a minimum, uml Nugent will have trouble fielding two flrat-rat* lines. Nugent said that Ids assistant ■routing Ohio University re|>ort* that Vern Smith and Don Wirtx ara two of hardest runners the Tribe will see all year. Southern Assn Playoffs Will Begin Sept. 12 Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Southern Assn, post - sesaon layoffs will begin Wedneedty night in Atlsnta and Memphis, but neither the pennant • prinning Crackers nor the second place Chicks know th* identity of the first round foe. Birmingham and Mobile lost their final regular season games yesterday and wound up In ^dead heat for third place. They’ll col­ lide tonight at Mobile with the loser moving lo Atlanta for a bestof-seven series and the winner heading for Memphis. Atlanta, which aewed up its 16th Southern flag last Thursday, clos­ ed out the season with a 8-6 de­ rision over Birmingham. Memphis broke a three-way tie for second place by thumping Mobile 7-2. Chattanooga beat Nashville 7-t and earned sixth placce in the h ig h f in a n c k OMAHA ( AP) —A Maryland mortgage lianking firm wrote the Omaha Charnl>er of Commerce asking for two map* o f the rlly. Shortly afterward raina a second letter on fancy itationrry ask­ ing tha Chamltcr to cancel the order and "return th* stamped envelope." ONE TO BEAT 29-re*ft'O L P t'cri-RAtf, # A M O COMe rMftOU&i H'jr/t HER + tH 3Le* Ar WMBIEPOH, N/IL TR /FO R A f/M/LAR F R f ,r R f fo R e* r h/u z . A VICTORY H i TM£ U .l H O M iH * P /H O IEP WOULP M AR* S. H YR, c rtc f TH't M R i t ta k £ rm WfMRLlPoM < M P U .i. \ T iT lt t 1 M R \ AMCRfCAH 1 PiOtYHTa j PFt i o * r * Hi rn e S F/H A IP . going through their pares getting in readiness for their firat game it wo week. sway. The firat Orange Kelt Confemce game will played in Sanford Friday night Sept. 21, when the Sanford K Seminole* meat Cocoa. Coach Bill Fleming, and assistants Dave Lauda and Bud Layer are seen at the far right. (Staff Photo) Sanford SeminolesEyeing Navarro Class D FSL's Pitching Orange Belt Championship Leader For '56 I well here. Primahly the 8eml-« BY B. HUGH ANSLKY We’re green but greedy, notes will be larger ia number, By PETER SCIIAAL Coach Bill Fleming snid today of lighter In weight, and faater than LEAGUE STATISTICIAN ORLANDO, — Cocoa’* strong his rough ami tumble, lightweight last year’s team. They will have AMERICAN LEAGUE right-hander, Julio Nnvarro, was .Sanford Seminoles. "W e’re crack­ a pair of seasoned passer* In th* W L Pet. Beh. the Class D Florida .State League's ing into a lough Orange licit Con­ persons of right-handed Bob John- Team leader for 1958 In that he won 18 48 .642 — ■on and southpaw Al Stanley. New Yorl ference and we’re eyeing the the most games—24 and had the 74 69 .563 11 Doth boys showed their potential Cleveland Championship." finest earned run average, a 2.18 76 59 .563 11 razxle-datxle before th* seaeon Chicago The Seminole High grindder closed last year. Tha reserve Boston 76 61 .649 12H in 248 innings hurled. have been completely ri-ianipo-l in strength will probably be a major Detroit 69 67 .607 181* So say official pitching record* th* last two years. Lust year tiny boost before th* season doses. Baltimore 59 77 .434 284 released at league statistical switched to the Split-T forma­ 67 78 .419 304 headquarters here today for the The enigma, however, will par­ Washington tion, and, considering the new­ tially he unfolded come Friday Kansas City 43 92 .319 44 season which ended just 10 days ness o f the formation and the week when the Seminoles open the ago. . SUNDAY'S RESULTS additional handicap of lack of Hfanon L# by rplaying . „ host to a Co- New York 3, Washington 1 Young Harold Byfuss of Gain­ rrierve strength, firil.xh<-d the sea­ coa powerhouse before a sell-out Boston 3, Baltimore 3, 13 Inning* esville was the nominal won-loss son runner-up in the southern crowd o f hometown fans hi Me­ Detroit 7, Kansas City 3 leader with nine wins in 10 deci­ division of the East Florida Con­ morial Stadium. Cleveland 4-8, Chicago 1-6 sions for a .900 average, and he ference. al*o wax the nominal ERA leader This year the Seminole grlddera with * 1-41 per game. However. have change] their name from the Team Navarro appeared In 49 gnmes Milwaukee Celery Feds to the Snnford Semi­ to llyfusa' 12. Brooklyn nole* and have switched confer­ Navarro nlso led In strike-out* W L Ava. Cincinnati ences to la-come the Seventh mem. Team with 216, and In Inning# pitched with 246. He was the loop's only b*r o f tho fast Ornngo Belt Con­ New York Life Ini Co 5 1 796.1 St. Louie 20-game or better winner, first ference. In the Orange Hull Con­ Celery City Print Co 4 8 T88J Philadelphia Ilukurs Music Shop 1 I TMJ Pittsburgh time ia league history that only ference are: Melbourne, Inst CITY BOWLING LEAGUE New York one h’j rlcr entered the “ upper year’a champs; Cocoa, last year’# Celery City Print Co, 3; Bukura realm#". runner.upi unpredictable Winter Music Shop, 1; New York U fa laa Chicago Orlande** Don Calloway finish­ I’ark; thia season’s highly touted Central Music Co 4 8 733 ed 22 of th* 27 games he start­ Leesburg; much Improved A pup- Mathers Fum Co 3 4 717J, H. Herbert ed, while Don Hannom o f I'nlatka Winter Garden hnll rluli sporting Burnett Psintera 3 4 743.1 H. Kretzer finished 22 of the 30 he started B. Steele ka; and an unknown Laknvtew of Co, 2; Mathers Kurn Co, 1; Burn­ to tie for leadership in that de­ a new coach. Besides playing all ett Palntars, I; Central Musle Co, R. Holler partment. W. N. Webber of the six other conference teams, 2. Daytona's Howie Herraft was W. Hartwick TEAM HIGH THREE GAMl:S the Seminole* nrr slated to play tops In nlne-lnnlng shut-out wins, 23«3; B. Borsdorf Holies o f Jacksonville, New Smy­ Celery City Print Co, recording five, while Orlando’s 3341 C. Vonherbulls rna Ileaeh, Senhreexe, and De­ New York Life In* Co Ronnie Stead lost the most H. Hecksnbach Ilukurs Music Shop 3326 Land. games, 17. Both are lefties. , P. Pesold 3256 Conference-wise Leeshurg ami Central Music Co Sixty nine game* were nine32291 a Touchton Coroa will he the teams lo bent. llumeit Painters inning shut-outs, with seven of I H. Russell Mathers Furn Co 2169 Last year the Seminoles edged the these wins shared by two hurlers TEAM HIGH, SINGLE GAMES F. C. Richards Leesburg Yellow Jackets 7-8, but altho there arc the win: Snodgrass, ; T. Brown Ilukurs Music Shop 933 tho Leesburg squad I* all Veter, rredit for the win: Snodgrass, Celery City Print Co 917 T. Cobb an while the Seminole* have only Carter, Navarro, Crus, Dunn, New Yurk Life Ins Co 907 G. Roberta 10 returning lettcrmen. ’’This con­ Central Music Co 900 1 J, Cook ference will he Just ns tough as Burnett Psintera 770 , L. Plvee Ihc East Florida." Ifcnd mentor Mathers Frn Co 730 , W. Whlddon Fleming emphatically declared. T. Burnett INDIVIDUAL HIGH THREE "But," he eontiniiivl, "we will de­ J. Pierre GAME8 finitely give a belter performance George Swann 634 O. Emrisk this year than last. Our real lest Robert Steel* j n H. Ollstrap o f strength will rome Friday week George Kenis 633 P. Bukur when we open the season at Me. Tommy Cobb sot T. Body morlnl Stadium against t'oeoa.’ ’ Hank Kretzer S30. E. Klrchhoff Coeoa na» n veteran team with Tom Brown 494 J. Wilbon a fine record behind them and Harold llerbst S27 C. Plarejr they promise a dual threnl o f ex­ Henry Russell . 499 W. Tyre perienced passing and running. If W. N. Webber sag M. Stotaky th* Seminoles pnss them, they’ll Bobby llorsdorf |gg lie glory bound. INDIVIDUAL HIGH SINGLE GAMES 1951 Hanford Hemlnolrt' Schedule George Kenis Coeoa (r) Sept. 21. — Horn* Tummy Cobb fgg Henry Russell r >| Open Sept. 28 Apopka (r) Oct. 6 Away W. N. Webber us Holies of Jacksonville Hank Kretzer m Oct. 12 — Hum* Harold llerbst ug Melbourne (e> Oct. Itt — Away George Swana 199 Winter Park (r ) Oct. 26 — Away Tom Brown jyy Npw Smyraa Bench Robert Kteel# ]gy Nov. 2 — Away Bobby llorsdorf its Heabreexa N*v. 9 — Away SCHEDULE I^eslnirg (e) Nov. 16 — Home Burnett Painters v* Mather* Furn Deland Nov. 21 — Home lakeview (e) Nov. M0 — Hum* Central Music Co va Bukur* Music (c) ronferanca game Shop Attempting to rat* a new team New Yurk Lif* Ins Co vs Celery ia a conference is a difficult pro. City Print O* poaltion, and abaut all that ran Howler* G TP Av*. Im done is a comparison with last G. Swann 9 139 179 3 year’a club. Th* Seminole* rata O. Kent* • 1087 173 6 , . . y d ovary afcfct thousands YOUR FAVORITE PICTURE Wallet Hire 2>/a X 3ft • 20 for 91.4 • HF.KVICKM1 28 beautiful lung lasting *MIKHOB-TONK prints . . . true rrprudaction of original . . . far aaly $1.00 post paid. Ural for frirods,. irrlatixrs, . rlass ■atm , Brrvirrmrn. Perfect for »b or college applications. Imply send ONP, (101.1.AR with e«rh picture or nrgatlvo o f aay *lie. Your original will k* returned in yarfecl rendition aloog with sa permanent fin. lab MIHHORTONK priata o f •acb poo* on kighrsl quality photographic paper. MONEY HACK GUARANTEE WRITE FOR OUR PRICER ON YOUR OTIIIhtt PICTURE NEEDS PIIOTOg 8 GKAItUATL PORTRAIT t o f barglarie* occur ia every •action o f tha country. ~ Guard your home with a Residence and Outside Theft Insurance Policy. This will oot keep the thief from ontaring, but it will protect you financially. You can feel secure in tha knowledge that yonr property ia insured against burglary, robbery, theft arceny. Gat your policy Ar/areyou suffer a lossl Intwr* « « w * * . t a b« s u r t l Grernvill*. g. C. Encloaed l* • ____ | MIKRORTONB prints. Nam* ___ __________ A d d r e s * ........... ...... . r » y . .....— State Carraway and McKibbin General Insuran c e PHONE 409 HOMERS. Record let In 1150 33; Pi***ro, 0 » l; Cockrell, Cocoa la­ A|ou a **’ T0T^ L BASES: Record act I. ^ ^ Dillard S 3 ; Alou 255 . SACR, FICE HITS: Record * J jn IM9 M . Bristol, WpR, 2 am Qrlando 14; Padilla WPB. Mat*! lew ., Day 13. Final and official average, eSACRIFICE FLIES: Record act leaded at league statistical head- [„ 1950 „ . Aloo , j . W(ld|t U , ! r quarter* here todar show alio e0i Hyzrs jg, that almost every Clast D Florida groLEN BASES: Record h SUte League record wlthitood the 1M| „ . aj^ , t t . Howard 1] onslaught of a new kind of compet7 j MCS WALKED: Record aet h itor-m ore rookie* than any year 1M0 1M. Matthews, Daytona Ua* in history. Marchegiano, Orlando 1 1 1 A id* from winning both halve* TIMES FANNED: Record set |a of the season and thus the pen* 1950, 159; Syaamanaki, Daytona, nant end an 9800 purse for the 140; Pearsoo, Cocoa 131 ^ players. Cocoa won club batting TIMES HIT: Record set in 19m honors with a .2C3, while setting a 30; Wilson Orlando-St Fetersbugk smashing new record for homers 16; Marchegiano 11 * —102, or IS more than the prev* MOST RBI’s: Record aet in 19m ious high of 84 set by Sanford in 140; Dillard 137; Bennett l i ; 1952. FEWEST T I M E S FANNED; Cocoas', sensational Dominican Record set in 1941 8; Giordan* outfield star, Felipe Alou, won in* Leesburg 32; Meadows, Palatka tk dividual batting honors with a — — ( .380 mark five points better than HEAVEN BENT that posted by Cleveland’s Don BRAINERD, Minn. (AP)-W hta Dillnrd at Daytona. Dillard broke Pablo Del Moral’s blltfeM wat a leg bone a week before closing blown out of hi* plane by a gust dafet and went out for the season, of wind the flier blew the vanishllere are the 1956 offensive Ing wallet a kiss goodbye R. stars, with the record they were didn’t have to. Kenneth Hare aiming at and their nearest com* hitch-hiking t« Bralnerd, ipottS peorthe billfold in a dltek. He « iim HITS: Record set in 1950 217; It to tha attention o f police, wke Dillard 191; Alou and Bennett, gave H beck to Del MemL I completed 99 of the 138 games they startc-J. Despite this remark­ able Class D showing, th* club finished last over the entire sea­ son after • sliding atari. Oddly, Orlando wound up with only two hurlers with a .600 or better win-lost record, and th* last one of th* two waa released In mid-July. Hannom threw the most "goph­ er” balls, 18 of his slants being poled out of parka around th* league. Leo Glannechtnnl, Gainesville, had a 14 games winning streak, best since league re-organization in 1*48. W 39-HOUR IRAN ROANOKE, Va. ( A P ) - C . A. Payne finished pourisig the **#. erete for hla eUpe *4 I a.a. ea Saturday. Ha finished Wariag * th* etepa at U p.m. Sunday. Th# Payne’* Mny kinten was In some rock* m der tha step*. They could hear him tmt aouktal locate him. R* walked ant wkea tha step* were destroyed. HAND IN HAND KENNEWICK. Week. — (AP) Russell Brown kae kia left hand back again. Brown told padoa Hm hand, a 1160 artificial modal, waa stole* from th* glove compartment of hie pickup traek. Poll** found th* hand hi (ha hand* of ajurenn* who waa afr tending * theater. T h • ^ His Own Home By JACK LYNCH DARLINGTON, Pa- — Near this wastarn Pennsylvania town, about 30 miles north of Pitts­ burgh, Itands a lovely ranchstyle home built, brick by brick, by its owner—a blind man. ' Nearing completion after two years of patient work, thia fiveroom. tapestry brick home and fei-egf It a monument to the ten­ acity of Lew Carlisle, who has been totally blind 10 of hi* 48 year*. ‘ Any building contracter would b* proud o f the L-*haped struc­ ture. To Incredulous wlthnesse* of his craftmanihlp, Lew says simp"God has been good to me.” Since boyhood Lew suffered from an Incurable, progressive eye ail­ ment and It was only a matter of time until the long night set In. At 35. he was totally blind. But he was determined that hi* blindness would not deprive him of what he falls “ the good life. 'After teaching himself many thing*—th* playing of musical Instrument!, Bnllle, chair t»n' n3 — Lew decided to try to build a home. Because h^ had no construction experience, he had to teach him self by trail-and-error ail the skills neccessary for his pro­ ject. Lew planned the entire opera­ tion himself, estimating and or­ dering all materials. Framing of the structure and excavation of its 150-cubic-yard basement were done without outside help. The only assistance he required was with the plastering of walls and ceilings and some electrical work, although he did half of these jobs himself. Lew mlxee Ml own mortar, gauging Its consistency by sound end feel. He leys up a brick wall that Is as straight and true as any slgnted bricklayer could ac­ complish. Since he cannot use a apirlt Florida Tomato Committee Meet Slated Sept. 12 iJ c M s s c a a j. J" Wookly ^wvssiww^miWIy Mi 1 .0 0 2 .0 0 4 .0 0 2 2 .3 0 2^0 4 .0 0 S .O O 4 3 .0 0 4 .0 0 8 .0 0 1 6 .0 0 ♦ o .o o 1 2 .0 0 2 4 .0 0 1 3 0 .0 0 " “ 6 .0 0 plaintiff. L u c iu -a VARNCT. H you wish to pay ®* fur dlvnrr*. Ih* L Other plant con b* arronaod If VO* 4 * sir*. 4. Whenever you wish t* moka additional parehaeae you can Increase your unpaid balanee up la year credit l*v*l without any Inareata ia payment*, u p I , You pay NO monthly Inlareat-aidy a sasaN aaretaa charge at tha lima o f each p u iriietl ^ this ta 4»v of a *et*»o*r M. »»• ■ Miss Roxy Henderson will leave Monday for Johnson City, Tonn. where she will resume her studies aa a junior at Milligan College then. C Norman Blackburn Originates New T V Show 'Circus Boy F O L K S - P A W 'S i m kiwi AHEAD AND BEHIND DES MOINES <AP)— A doc tor told a lies Mollies man he should limit himself to two al­ coholic drinks a day and take a prescribed number of vitamin pills dally. Several months later the doctor met the fellow’s wife on the atreet and asked her how her husband was getting along. Said she: "Well, he’s way be­ hind on the vitamins and way ahead on th* boase." O U T rsAtvsas t t m r . r u . w . s o u s O ' S T E P kmkts BY TIIK BOOKS ALBUQUERQUE. N. M. (API —There’s nothing Ilk* following military regulations to a T. At Klrtland Air Force Base here, there Is a 20X40 foot build­ ing with only two sides—the ends lieing open. The building houses a truck. In one of the sides there Is a door—as th* regulations require. Furthermore, It ha* a hasp on it so It can he locked—aa th# regu­ lations require. Bstiario A d d re s s _________ F ir e s t o n e 9 -1 0 DOG SOLVES I’ HOHI.KM GREENVILLE. Ky. (API Workmen laid 600 feet o f wide pipe as a protective covering for a telephone cable, but nobody told them to Insert the entile as they went along. T. If. Wells, telephone company technician, solved tho problem. He sent his cocker spaniel through the pipe, a rope tied to his eol lar. The eable was tin! to tinrope and workmen pulled II through the pipe. Gentlemans Plaasa raglstar m y n om a fo r • P lraifan a Ravolving Credit Account. I would Met m y paymanti to ba $--------------(Chock one) (H ooch weak M »oml-monthfy O monthiy A G A IN ! Open To Germany Mon who nrc Interested In job training on heavy nrmored equip­ ment and repair o f large power­ ful engines, radio, radrir anil art­ illery .lie weapons, who would like to serve in Germany are urged to contact the Army Re­ cruiter, Sergeant Jarob.cn. lie is nrreption applications for direct assignment to the famous Third Armored Division which Is presently serving in Germany. Men accepted for the division re­ ceive eight weeks basic training at Fort Jackson, S. C., and tanker training at Kurt Hood, Te*. be­ fore joining the unit overseas. For further information sec Sergeant Jaeohsen at the San­ ford Post Office on Monday or Wednesday. News O f M en In Service ANN A POLLS, Md. (FHTNC) — Among the midshipmen be­ ginning their freshman year at the Naval Academy, Annapollis, Md., is Frank A. Thomas, son of Chief Petty Officer and Mr*. John D. Thomas of Gcnva. Ml.ln Thomas was graduated from the Seminole High 8choot, Snnford, In June 1958. POPULATION BUILD • UP MEXICO CITY (A P I— Biolo­ gists o f the Murine Department nre working to build up the pepuIntinn of oyster beds o ff the Mexi­ can coasts. Yield of the beds had been docllnlng. Among other reason*, o fflrlnls sny, has been fishing M TEMPERS SI/./LF MONTEBELLO, Calif, id'—Tem­ o ff seasons, whleh reduced th* pers sirrled at the boilermaker’s number of reproducer*. picnic yestcr.laj. police ccportcd. after fights broke out in scattered MUST STAND arras around Montebclln Stadium, NILES, Mich. ( API—A Nile* where some 1,000 members of Boil­ policeman will have to eat stand­ ermakers Union laical 92 were at­ ing up for a few day*. Tie wal tending their annual picnic. -tinned during a *euff1a while at­ Three reserve officers on duty tempting to arrest an unidentified had to call for assistance from 20 sheriff’ s deputies and several Cali­ man. The city’* Police Chief reported fornia highway patrol units. Tearthe Incident but *ald ha wouldn t gas riot guns were displayed be­ fore he melee was brought under name the wounded man’-H e ’s sufcontrol. General Insurance a JAMES GIV* AGENCY 312 KA8T FIRST STREET rilO N E 78 JAMES CUT JAMES B. GUT n P W»ra4o»__ N o w Y O U can anfoy tha T * a * i l **ch s f . r s a a r* H r r t * oaitftrd i n f rw w tro i to *r***# l a xtra-vitam in , a x fra -fla v o r aav rUlm* » f «•**»*«* wfclrhv"" S » |th .r of yen. *»*v *>»»• ta * satst* * f T ran e ** AnSr**. 6*M ***a 1st* «» ssIS ro a o tv . to tti* CAantv J» 4 e * «f i*o it*«t* Conntr. VtnrlSs at t1** " ft1#*. In tl>* <",UV Ikonto ef MtS C««a»r at tUafnrd VtartSa. wtttiln *tght oinnth, from Jk * Mm* s f t t * f'rsj nnM Iratlon * f J k l * •otto*. Ittrti Holm or a*m«a« rt*1 l bo lo w ritS c ' a s l *k*B ■*•«•' *b« ' k " •; roaiarnr* **>■* *64rom of b ra ad cham p ions chooca LOW C O S T HIGH P R O TEC TIO N tho rlstmsot. aai^okall bo sworn t« I,- th* rlslmsnt bis *o*ot or attarMV aa8 ••” *«rb *1*1m or 4»man« not *o r*l*S *bsl1 b* vole. HKMRT 3. ^ * t riM-otor of lb * Lo st W ill u 4 TaoUmoat tf r ru rH AndrM. Sn w m 4 •**. A. Bp**r Jr. *S A N EO R D AnANnc f •* ' l T H E SANFORD HERALD Mon. Sept. 1056 Page 7 Pausing from his enjoyment of circus lore, Blackburn told how be dreamed up the show. He said: " I reflected on the snrress of Rin Tin Tin. Why couldn't that formula b# worked wih a circus background? Instead of having an orphan boy being brought up in Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ryan and the cavalry, why not have one being reared In the circus? “ So the set-up look form. Our boy is a 10-year-old whose par­ ents were trapeze artists who were killed in a fall- To provide pathos, be Is reared by Joey tho Oown. There is also the operator of the circus, big Tim Champion, who is a champion in every respect. “ From ther# we can go into all kinds of character* and locales. Because the circus travels, there is no limit to the backgrounds we can use." His circus boy is young Mickey Braddock, son of eGorge Dolenz, wh* hss a TV series of his own, "Tha Count of Monte Cristo." The clown Is Noab Beerq Jr. and the eircua owner is Robert Lowery. Instead of a do* pal, the boy's friend is liimbo th# alrphant. The •ra in 1990. The show face* stiff competi­ tion from CBS—“ What’s My Line" her* and Jack B enny— “ Private Secretary" In the East. But that doesn't worry Blackburn. "A lot of people her* think ’ ’What’s My Line' hss pretty much run its course,” he said. “ Aa for Benny and Private Sacratary," 1 think they appeal let* to kids than ’Circus Boy" will. And after all, it’s the kids who rule th# TV set in most homes." He added that h* think* the show will appeal to adults, too, especially those who, like him, feel nostalgia for the big top, wbch has apparently disappeared from th* American *cena, ala*. A U o rn tr for **14 n*t*t# jSsaferd . n o r 14a f • TH O U O H T O ' TH AT B F R O R E H E H E A D E D U N D E IS T H E R E > - ^ B A C K -ftO A P Cecil Sellers and Kirby Sailer* Joined the pirate cruise In Daytona and two sons, Terry and Robin Besfch and np to Jacksonville over th# week end and returned Monday. They reported * eery enjoyable trip. CtlRTI* VARHKT. I . Salad tha Ram you wish 4* purchaa*. 3 . Tall us how much you aan afford t* ffg payday. 3 , W* will establish a credit level bated an die you wish to pay. For exam ple — Mr. and Mr*. Robert Lewis of Arlington, Virginia ara visiting Mrs. Grace Real* and Mr. an& Mr*. F. C. Long. PERSONNEL BACK IN ■RRVICK MIAMI UB—About 9» P*r e* Bt °* National Air Ua*** A M * * * * personnel will ba ha«k l*Tv*e* Tuesday niibt, NAL said »*• • progress report on resumption or in tsim cint iiT Ai'niclAl* ctHA'W i U iV o LM ooi-ni SH O U LD A* ' t& U fc H E A D O F F HOLLYWOOD OB—When he wai a lad In Calgary, Canada, Nor man Blackburn was a fanatic fol lower of the circus. Now he's hav ing a ball with a circus of his own. . Blackburn Is the originator of the new “ Circus Boy" TV show which is taking over for “ Fron­ aa waterfront Instructor at Camp tier" In the Sunday 7'30 spot on Kear-Sarge> private camp for Jew­ NBC. As coproducer of the show ish girls 4t Elkins, N. H., arrived last week for a couple o f week# with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. H R. Hlere before resuming her studies at F.8.U. Tallahasaae. L e g a l N o tic e H ere's How It Works — C O M P OA4 O U T YOU V A R M IN T T o r e i b l o w •taxon which, in final form, will u> the Secretary ba presented ‘ to I— ----- ..of Regulations for th* handling of Florida tomatoes durtaeon will then lag the coming aeason - ........ be* considered. "Marketing agreement* s r * f ° r tha purpose of orderly marketing with th* view o f aesDtlng prodacera find markets for their pro­ duct* aad aasur* consumer* betmom eons lit tut supply* Block oxpUlnod. "Th* publi* and *M tomato growers hr* invited and urged te attend," Black aald. .b*rt C. Coa, f<™ *r |* coach, now direct# Unnl* unlvaralty and also coachss frashmen football team. P A W , YOU Enter News cording to an announcement by The Enterprise P.T.A. Board W E. Black, Orlando, general will hold Ita fln t meeting Tues­ manager e f tha organisation. day Sopt. 11 at 8:16 at the school "Thia meeting, eallad by th* library. All board members a n United State* Department of urged to attend. Agriculture In accordance with the Chuck Dunn of Tampa spent law* governing marketing agree­ ments, is for th* purpose of or­ Sunday with hla pannls at Camp ganising th# committee for the La No Che*, the Boy Scout Camp. coming year. Election* for office* U . and Mra. R. A. Duvall and e f chairman, vice-chairman and • v M is r . will be held,” Black ■on Ricky visitad friend* In Ft. Revolving Credit Plan By STANLEY Assignments Are THE OLD HOME TOWN madA nal Ba x NOW FRESN AT VOUK CROCERS Th« bread that ta*ta« m good you can't bollova it's to goad fo r y a a All these champiom have catca Cluimp over a period o f lime. They ■peak from experience. They c a l Champ the finest product o f today's baking sk ill...to p e „ for taste and nourishment * too. Champ give* you extra "T vitamins, extra flavor—and at no extra coot! �THE SANFORD HERALD * HAND MB N THE CAPTAIN S OTHER SH O E, L P U A flB y RIFLE CARE m a in t e n a n c e THIS WAV Ml, UNCA M tC K rV l M B IT M V T---- M U S 'C \ f -TMCHtRI J J L VONDIR MCVrfGOOBV 16 GBTTINO ON WITH WlS WIK3MT- „ -T UFTINfl... . ■— N O lN O . O O O FV I ..V C PU SH (J^ W ITH V D lJ*. A R M S . . . N O T SOW N W IT H V O U R F I S T I *. L ik e a m is s il e , k o z v is s h o t f a s t w e r e v e r s e GRAVITY CENTER OF E'Z ISLA N D - M M n n AHH.' THe BUOY-BELT KEEPS ME. UP WITHOUT EfFC*T/ DftW W l/.. UMM, WHILE JM WAIT!WO FOR .# SKURVY AND Mt.OOKOOH, X J may as well.... p o z e .. FOLLOWING HAN TO SAVE P K P L I OP l* Z ISLAND KOIV. SKURW AND N HASH AKt SNOT TO THE SURFACE FROM HOW */ WMATf ^ SSHHH/TURN VOUR ...CM 'OH. VE3, MR. GORDOH') AiR-JETS ON* WE'VE I'M READY FOR ACTION.' V S O T TO MOVE QUtOflJ THAT MAP DIP ME , Y AND GtneTVY... BEFORE IMMEASURABLE OOOOll THE ISLAND IS SUNK.'^H ---- ^ NOW FOLLOW ME/ 1 fYAwwi a4 M SaewT JET S PROPEL THe TRIO TOWARD AN UNGUARDED ENEMY 4UNBOAT... 1TH’ O ZA t K lO T R iP L W ITH TV A W A Vl BUT: WE'VE LOST OUR LEASE! 46 PIECES OF APPLIANCES, I . V. AND AIR CONDITIONERS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE SAT. SEPT. 15 — NO TR A D ES - UTTERLY A6 CS SWCE X s p en t t h en k s h t ■j * AT YOUR H O > J X ju r fTS BEEN PUN • SORRY M X « . ROMANCE WITH < PAOCV IS WASHEO ^ U P .V ^ r -V T -^ - \ VOOOIONT I m e n t io n h i s nam e NO ONCE IN REQ U IRED REFUNDS TER M S - .^OUB SLEEP 1l a « t n j g h t £ OR or EX C H A N G ES CAN NO ACCEPTED BE SA LES ARRANGED TO DEALERS WINN T V & RADIO 308 E. li t Phone 417 0 0 « NEW STORE AT 318-M I E. 1st.—CORNER SANFORD AVE. WILL BE OPEN MONDAY SEPT. IT �\ * Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Coll 1821 Jl-RUOKINT.—r IX.M DING £mpty? /W ANT ADS' iKENT 'KM FAST Ph. 1821 IA —PLACL8 to EAT MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Sumpie .iieriu: T-Ho ne Steak, Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida Lubitcr, Deviled Crab, ami of course Lola'* Famous Pizza. PHONE 1175-W for taki-out. Hwy. 17-32 South. A GOOD PLACE TO SWAP FISH STOUIES—The Dossie Diner 4 Uar, Lake Mary. a 4—LOST I'LUMlHNfl —Factory to You— Aluminum Contract and Repair Work Free Estimates Venetian Winds II. L. HARVEY Enclosed head. Sag-proot bottom 2tH Sanford Avc. Phono 1828 rail with plastic end*. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylun 22—SPECIAL NOTIGKS cords. > SenknriK UIiuls and faint Co. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING 112-114 West 2nd St. Phone ait) Slip Covers and Drapes STANLEY KULP Army Cots, tU.tus; Paint, S2.Su cal. PHONE 2S58-J. T-Sairts, 43c; Army-Navy Surp­ lus, 310 Santord Ave. This is n free pass to the MovieJand Ride-In Theatre for Mr*. CLOSE OUT SALE J. L. Qullnrd, Lake Mary. Exp. Everything Goes date Sept. 10, 1050. ,).inlord Freight Salvage Co. PUMPS & SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 801 W. 1st. St. All types and size*. Installed or "D o It Yourself." COME IN and browse around, WE REPAIR AND SERVICE F.M.B. 5c, 10c, 25c Store, 321 STINE Sanford Ave. Machine and Supply Co. Ultrallte <Fingertip-light) Samso­ 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 62 nite Luggage. Sanford Jewelry GATLIN UKOTIIEIIS 4 Luggage. 300 Sanford Ave, Dragline A Uullrluzcr Service PI). 2232 Geneva. 2495 W Sanlorl. Nearly new Hearing Glasses. Cost *285. Will sell for *125. Write ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Box LJ, Santord Herald. Ralph Rny, 3150. ONE Studio couch, G months old. CROSLEY - BEND1X Phone 539-W. Sales and Service Portable power driven blacksmith RANDALL forgo and anvil, *25. 1301 Myrtle Electric Company Avc. Service— Quality— Satisfaction Ph 113 Sanford 2S37-J-3 De Bary 44 APPLIANCES FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s FRIG ID AIRE appliances, s a l s a Well Drilling, HOWARD C. and service. G. 11. High, Oviedo, LONG, Phone 383 207 East Fla. Phone FO-5 3315 or Sanlord Commercial Ave. I6I2-W alter G p. m. LOST — Red wallet in Lovctt'i Third St. store. Please return wallet & papers. Keep money. Return to The Sanford Herald, or Lovett'f. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, invoices, hand bills, uiid LOST-Ladio* Gold Wrist Watch. programs, e tc. Progressive Expansion band. Vicinity of Printing Co. Phono 408 — 403 Touchton's & First St., Satur­ West 13th St. day. Phone 495. Welt' drilling, water guaranteed, I—PERSONAL NOTICES Phone 1008-W. KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Uaby Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tci. 1425. Furnlturo Center — ' LOWERY & BRIDGES 118 West Firft St. San. IS10-W Orange City Spr 4-5031 JUST ARRIVED— Fall Stock of 23— SC1IOOLS-INST RUCTION Gun*. Urownlncs and all other popular makes. Trade in your Deannu School Of Dance old cun nnw. Convenient lay­ Tap • Ballet - Acrobatic - Bull away and finance plan. ROUroom. Classes starling Wed. SON Sparling Goods, 304 E. 1st Sept. 12 — Registration Contin St. Phone 033. _________ ues — Phone 2871. BULLDOZING ij t AUTOMOTIVE 8—BOATS AND MOTORS W. P. SMITH Motors-Boata-Paiut-Glass 2413 S. Park Phone 1203 This Is a free guest pass to the llitz Theatre for II. H. Geiger, Geneva. Exp. date Sept. 19, ‘56. Effective August 30 All 195(1 Evinrude* on Sale While they last 3 II.P. Llghtwin ............. *135.00 &H ll.P. F ish erm an......... $197.45 Tie ll.P . Flcctwln ................ *220.93 10 ll.P. Sportwln ...............*295.00 15 ll.P . Fastwin ...............- *333.00 J5 ll.P. Fastwin Electric .. *414.00 30 HP. Uigtwin ..................... *423.90 30 ll.P. Uigtwin Electric . . *503.80 30 ll.P. U r k ....................... *632.80 Also Largest stock of used motors now at reduced prlcp* Trade in your old boat, motur, or trailer. ItOHSON SporlinR floods Kvinrude Sales & Service 304 E. 1st St. Phone 098 12—TRAILERS It will pay YUU to see us before you buy. Open Evenings and Sundays. Eaatsld* Trallrr flairs Patatka, Fla. Trailer. Sale-Rent. Ph.~6C8-XH. BUSINESS SERVICES M Modern Alr-condltnmed Salon Harriett’ s lteauty Nook Ph. Ml 17—BUILDING PAINTING Gas Stove 4 Keivinator refrigera­ tor. Almost new. 2111 Elm Ave. For Sale—3/4 IIP alr-comlitloner*. Mitchell. Only 2 for *174.88 each. 1 HP Mitchell alr-rondilinncr, *189.00, All brand new. Fire­ stone Store, I’ b. 12. 15—BUILDING MATERIALS USED URICK TWO CARLOADS boautilul used brick. Orange, red, ami jurat black. Sec them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. REIM-MIX CONCRETE Window Sill* • Lintels Seplio Tank* • Stale Approved Sand • Cement • Mortal Mix Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 CONCRETE Mahogany Vanity Base, Matching Rnllawiy Bed and Mattress (Twin 3-Drawer Chest, on easier* . 2-Pc Plastic Sofa Bed S u ite ......... 2-1’c Living Room Suite .... ......... 2-Pc Sofa Bed Suite, with plastic Some sale* experience is neces Large Platform Rocker ............ ssry. We prefer however, to Plastic Cocktail Chair* .... . train you in our own unique way W. J. KING Write Personnel, 940 West Flag­ ' arga Lounge C h a ir ................. Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing 4 Supplies ler Street, Miami, Fia. Wicker Chair and Rocker, both for Rrrm Electric WTaier Heaters W— WORK (V W r K D —FF.MALP 2534 Orlando Dr. Ph. 59 Table, 4 Chairs and Buffet . . . . Wanted housework. Call Gll-R. Plumbing. Krrsky Heating Vanity with Triple Mirror ............. I I — ROOFING-PLUMBING M. G. HODGES Service op All Water Pumps— Weil* Drillcl - I’ uhip* Paola Road. Phone 700 CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller 4 Son Ph. 134 Krre estimate. Quality work. MERCHANDISE li-to m ts Hin RENT Oak Buffet, good condition ......... 6-Pc Chrome Dinette ......... — . . . NOW 8 mm film rental library Table and 4 Chairs (wood) — at Wieholdi's Camera Shop. 210 Drop-leaf Table and 3 Chairs (w S. Park Ave. Twin Metal Beds ................... 4 3 -ARTICLES '-OR SALE AflE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? SEE and COMPARE The Humes Built By ODD AM & TUDOR, INC. Builders of Fine Homes For Florida Living NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL, wu have two excellent buys in 3 bedroom homes, 1 ami 3 years old, but like new in condition. As low ns $10,260. Can be hand­ led for $15oo down, with immed­ iate possession. Plume 90(1 about a $4000.00 Home. LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? Here it is. Two bedroom hums, furnished, concrete block, close In school. Only $0,825.00. Terms. Other good values lu 2 & 3 bed­ room homes. REAL ESTATE DRIVE IN 2511 French Ave. SANFOltn H E R A L D M om. S ep t. 1U5G P a*p 9 Wanf Ad Quickly Helps Police To Find Stolen Car >110 ID.YARD - I «* J / (fading ia ittovcry »f gttti f *47 CliiV'f lO'ltl canTfftili!#* J 7 Cfidtd tl||»t iriaJiMeU. Vtf l) Dutlutjcloft I*AtJet* ^ L.rlisy any clue to * stolen cu, Dorlinjitoa, Vt., folice yt.ceJ * CUssillrJ 31 in the Purlinsten Frte Pr»j» offetinj $10 re*. I let inf«!i>»ttOB,frcci»nl n flion* coll giving the sum's Ionlion ihe tame day] 131*•s|IMS* sfSSI*Nt »***»■« t'i*4 1*4 *4**rtV•$m<i(Vl*tl l,t Ml* f - StIns, MIA, II B«, tMilf, it ■fHI K d W ''. \JbirM , NoBhUfl MyrR^ Milton, VERMONT DAILY CROSSWORD IJllUU ttlll-Ji. a u a t i u h l u i? ■ 23. Hoist­ Avoid ACROSS JlHHili.: ULVIi: ing Spread grass 1, Authorita­ HvSlLia JL37I '.' cranes to dry I1I4LJ *][.).?! 'M' tive HDtllOl li 4 l-VJ ’ (Naut.) Coin prohibition idOnilllhlM 24. Obvi­ Owed.) 5. Observe.* n i l j t i iiu jcj;i i. Guide ous 0. Horse who u n t i n m i mu. Organs of 25. Ex­ runs n mile a u idtii i J in • clama­ hearing tic iu n u i-iura • 10. Jam-Ailed U14U2FB «-'> tion Unit or work pastry ilielli UUUU HUL3J A stopper (slang) 13I. Discharge Royal 20. Regret through «*tsr4ay‘s Aasi.se stables In 30. Ven­ pores London tilat­ 13. Dlseasa 35. Bishop ed 11. Cilia of meat of rya of Romp 10. Keep 31. Beneath 14. Marry 38. Aegean 18. Fruit drinks 32. Tidal 15. Property Island flood 10 Relatives (L ) 39. Cloth for A 33. To cut, 30, Perch 16. Presiding baby's chin American used Elder with "snick” 40. Man'a nam# educator (obbr.) 17 A canvas shoo 0 o 7" r 1 1 3 •* 20. Resort 1 i 1 M to 2t. Underworld J god % 13 22, Dairy •i • product m ii 23. Deterio­ \S l*t rates 7 /t % 1lo lO •9 27. Birds as 17 a class 11 ai 28. n ow % 29. Contend for M ■ V /, lo 13 i* JD 30. Thorough* fsrea io u 34. Fish % A 35. A pastry 3* > i V *3 it dessert i — 30. Girl's 3« 34 nlcknama fy , ft, % 37. Mala.singing 30 - tt *9 4 o _voic<J _ .. r % 3 31. Emblem AX 41 41, MArch bird 42. French river 44 -O 4.1. Having toes I 1 44. Unadorned DOWN 1. Female fox . ffi J J YOU'RE TELLING ME! “ By Willi AM IITT— Central Press Writer ILLINOIS’ slate m u s e uni's traveling “mnsrumobile'' ban Just completed n tour of 53 rounllc* and 188 communities. Today kids Bnd It Impossible to escape an education—It tracka 'em down.’ ! ! I (luc o / (he rent oils /RiNoli' (rnccliiif/ nnisiuin is unique li Hull nobody thoHijht to lurk thr *yliable ’Tame" on (Ac cml of (f. t I I flatlilics shew that woman to­ day spend money loiter than did their grondmelhers. IPs the men's fault—why did Ihsy put slppers. Instead of ald-lathiened (lamp*, on punesT I ! I Now that Monaco is going to have an heir, guaranteeing Us Aleslimier & Stringer citizens yearn more o f tax-frM living, names a sigh from F.BT. —"I sure wicli wc had that Und of stork in the good old U .8 .A .r t ! ! One of fAc ijrrat m y sfrH cf * f poll Mr*, snys (Irawtpappp JewAins. Li icAy R fakes IS or matt mlnufrs lo Introduce fAr male speaker—"icAo needs no infraduclloM." I I I Ta the list af lha werid'i dewm troddtn minarlltet wa eaaa wUI k| able ta odd another new crop al celleqe freshmen. ! I I A successful fellow, opines man at the next desk, Is one 1___ early In business life dlsooverWl that the top of a desk provaa-A mighty unprofitable footstooL Real Estate 4 Insurance Mrs. l/ourine Messenger, Assoc. 197 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 10 f our Clean-Up Week MerchandiKe 2-Year old concrete 'block home e $98.50 with carportc, 2 bedrooms, kit­ chen equipped. Living room, Bed and Chair ............ $38.00 bath with tub 4 shower. Full size screen porch. Furn. or Size) ................................. $6.00 unfurn. 1'h. 29H-J. ...........' ...................... —......... $9.95 Phone 000 about a $4000.00 Hume. ............... $14.88 3-Bedroom h q u s c W> nnewood ...................................... 17.00 neighborhood. Equipped w i t h electric kitchen, blinds, heater arms ....... $9.93 $000 Down, *55 monthly pay­ ments. flee at 2009 Adams. Ph. . . . . . . ........« • « . . , . . . . . . ... . $5.00 435-J. ...................................... ............................ $2.88 Nice 3-bedroom home cIimc in. Ga­ ................................................. $1.00 rage, 4 lots. *10,000, Some Terms I’ .O. Box 1597, Sanford. . - .......................... *7.00 # 4 - LOTS ... ------- --------- - _ . . . *29.88 Lots 61* x 135'. Partly landscaped. .................- ......... ............ ....... *7.88 Ready |o build. Drcamwuld ........................................................... *9J8Section. 2411 Chase Avc. Phone 1973-M. --------------------- - ................... *29.50 For your future numc site we have .............. ................................ *12.88 lots priced from *325.00 up, in several locations In City. o o d ) ............................. *3.88 Attractive Lake Front Lots Ph. 1359 ... .......... ... cacli............. *1.81 OZIER REALTY < 0 . O F SANFORD KENNETH E. SLACK Registered Real Estate Broker 1009 K 2nd. Phono 1580 HOMES AVAILABLE: South Pint-crest . . . Sanford, Fla. OWNER IVII.I. TRADE OR SELL Grove Manors ......... Sanford, Fla Modern 3-Ilcdruom, 2 hath, lake front home for like property in Valencia Villas .. . DcLand, Fla Hanford. \LES OFFICE Consult A REALTOR First • S. French Avc. UUI.I.EN AND UAItKBY m ono 2100 4 298(1 100 N, Park Ave, Phone 2313 Alter 0:00 t>. m Call 7171 -W ROSA L. PAYTON. r rea lty- KAV .i.U.i U 31. HALu DSCA it 31. HAKltlHJ.N REG. 11RUKERS S. D. Highleyman, Associate 201 Suutlt Park Ave. Phone 966 BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three J. W. IIAI.1., KKAl.TOII And Four Uedroom Homes Johnny Walker, Assorlale 1 4 2 baths "Call Hall" Plume 1768. Varied Selection of Plans Avail­ able, SACRIFICE Priced From $ll,20n to $21,000 Combination biisinc.-'s und home VA (G I)-F H A 4 111 A Jnscrvhim tii ni, 180 feet on Hivy 17-92, Ico Financing. *1,400 -TERMS. JtouV/alt MATHER ba ll Fur Hale By Owner—Loch Arbor 8 months old, 3 bedroom, 1 bath A. II. PETERSON house. AII •icctric kitchen, ex­ Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Chestcrsun, Garlield haust fan, heater, blinds, serv­ Willetts, John Meisch and II. W. ice man transferred. Ph. 2177-W. Williams. A. C. Dotidncy, Land SMALL 2-Bedroom home. lz>w Surveyor. down- payment. Phone 541, Iin N. Park Ave. Plume 1129 days or 1695-M, nights. This is a free pass In the llili Theatre fur J C. Sikes. Exp, dale Sept. 19, 105G. Odd Chrome Chairs (new) .. 67—BROKER A aad REALTORS . . . » ............................... *4J8 We buy and sell used furniture. Paying1top cash prices for any Also A Big Selection of Good Used " ,Refrigerators; Gas, Electrir and Phone 9G0 about a *4000.00 Home. thing o f value. SUPER TRAD­ M 3& OR Ranges and Many Oth rr Hems Not Listed at ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2053-W. Terrific Savings. I v . .. . ng and I Ml Saniord Ave. P h 'a . 1113 Decker uprIghsgKianu. $75.00. Good All Hems May lie Purchased Registered Ileal Estate llrokrr On Mather** Easy Terms Phone v condition, JustTunrd. Ph. 1725-lt. 2811 17-92 al Hiawatha PLUMH1NG 4 REPAIRS Septic Tank Installation 4 Service TOO MUIT I 4 L •tNTTURE? Tills* This is a free pass to thr Moviefew er Connections. Archie C. allied ads sell tha surplus lor land Ride-In Theatre for Gerald : Married, I’ hona 734-W or 1335. CASH. Phone 1821 lor au ad- 293-09 E. First St. ilso, Exp. date Sept. 19, 1950. ‘ “ 9 RENTALS .. iiuitim . . . . iiuKKY11 to M A T H E R * S USED FURN ITU RE DEPARTMENT Large 4T o Modern Bedroom Suit NEAR HOSPITAL New 2 bedroom block heme Just completed. Priced ut only $75mi with terms. Located at 801 E. 4th St. Hubert A . W illiam s, UeaUnr Raymond Imndqulst. Associate Phone 1673 Atlanlic Bank Bldg. REAL ESTATE $94.50 T a k e m iv a n lu g e o O f nil Uned THK Semrnole Realty Echols Hi-Rizer These men must be smart and have a creative imagination. FLOOR landing and finishing. Have car to work locally. Must Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ like to talk to people. nole county since 1925. ; H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary If you are hired, we will pay your expenses while training ami For painting call Mr. Tasker, guarantee to pay you each week 668-XR. while training. In a short time you will be able to earn (150.00 MeltAN KY-8M1T It FA INI’S or bailer per week. The average 1415 S. Park Phono 1203 Ht Air office I* better than 2*—PIANO SERVICE *7,500.00 per year. To prove this, we will show bona fide record* of L. L. Sill — Piano Yethiueian their rarnings. ‘ Phone 2ICI Route I, Sanford 67—IIRUKEIIS and REALTORS Looking for home and income? We have some excellent offerings for either the Invcslor or person Clean 2-bedroom apartment. En­ GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e looking for income along with tire second floor, 008 Elm. Ph. Plants in any quantity. Ready living quarters. 2018-W. for setting out Sept. 10th. Vari­ eties arc of Midseason, Marion Market, Early Round Dutch, Rooms for rent. 413 Willow. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MEItO Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Completely furnished 2 bedroom REALTORS Mammoth Red and Eatly Copen­ house near Air Uasc. Phone 1901 Park Avc Phonr 27 or 113 hagen, all from Certified Ferry610-J or 217-M. Morris Seed, Ripe 4 Ready To­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE mato 4 Produce Co., State Farm ask Crumley 4 Mnnteilh rvs Market, Sanford, Florida, at 117 South Park, Phone 172 Phone 328. 8V- HOMES They Know PEARS, small for pickling, *1.00 GOLDSBORO LOTS per bo. You Pick. Bring basket. Will build on your lot. Your plan or ours. Wu can arrange finan­ 3 nice large building lots close to C. Hawke, Paola. cing. Call us for additions or school and shopping. Reasonable remodeling. Georgia cabbage plants. All var­ and terms. ieties — any amount. Starting LOWELL K. OZIIOK FOB THE DISCRIMINATING Sept. 11. Hugh C. Whelchcl, Builder — I’ hons 1351 Built to owners specification, State Market Stall IS. Day 1259, Older: 2 GI1 I H. Orlando Or. lovely 2-bcdroom home, set on night, U27. beautiful landscaped grounds. 33—WANTED 1D HUY CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Large living room, :,11 electric VA — FHA—CONVENTIONAL kitchen, pine floors, partial WILL PAY CASH for clean FINANCING basement, extra large closets. cotton rasa, ('all 1821, The LOW DOWN PAYMENTS And many other features make LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Sanford Herald lids one special. Available im­ A. K- SHOKMAKKIt, JIL mediately at $14,000. Owner Wanted—Uaby Bed, elean. Phone I'huno 1991 I8o0 Mellunville leaving town. Smith, I87G-W Sanford. DO YOU WISH Tt) SELL 3-Ilrdroom homo, $t,UK>. equity. YOUR PROPERTY? $52.86 monthly payment. Equip­ Let o ’ r experience and conlaet ped with dccirlr kitchen, blinds, he nf service to you. We shall SI—APTS— HOUSES—n o il SIS neater. Call 1GI5-W. See at 819 tie happy to discuss your propRosallia Dr. Rose Court: 5 room apartment, ertv at no obligation. Call 905 furnished. Kitchen equipped. Ph or 2122 first thing. — LEAVING T O W N 1491. WILL SACRIFICE IV. II. "B ill" STEMIM'R 5-room unfurn. apt. Newly decora Lovely *8,000 Lake Mary home. 2 Guy Allen,' Associate ted. 1301 Celery Ph. 8c6-\V. Arleiir Price, Associate Bedrooms, CBC, burnt wood Rrallnr — General Insurance ceilings, jalouscd windows, car If Interested in apartment clean­ pnrto, large lot, lake privilege. Phone 903 or 2121 112 N. Park Ave. er than average. Close In. See *5,395, *635 dawn, *45 month. Jimmy Cowan. Ph. GIG. PHONE 1BG3-M. Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete IJIock, Sand, Gravel, Cement Baby sitters available. Uaby Sil­ Concrete Pipe to Meet All Quali­ ting Agency. Ph. 352-M, fications. ^6—II EL I,_ tVANTT; D—F F.3IA I. E~ Sherman Conrrcte Pipe C». Phone 2189 WAITRESS — Apply Touchton's Ullt West IJill SI. HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t Drug Store, Mr, Clark. 1C— BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Apts. 339 S. Atlantic; Daytons 27-H ELP WANTED • MALE Beach. Call 2374-W fur reserva­ HAYNES Oflico .Machine Co., tions alter G;00 p. m. Typewriters, adding machines, ATTENTION RETIRED Sales-Rcntals, 314 Mag., I’ ll. 41. French Avenue hurae suitable for NAVAL PERSONNEL home 4 business. For informa­ Unusual opportunity to represent STUDENTS—see the newest thing tion .call H 9 I.... „ .. . in t)pe«Tltcrs — Royal's 1957 us lifo insurance- wise in San­ "Twln-Pak" portable. The fast­ WKLAKA APARTMENT'S: rooms ford and vicinity. Will train and private hath*. 114 W. First St. est portable on the market. In assist. 7 colors, 21 months to pay. This Is a free pass to Prairie I.aka Powell’ s Ofiice Supply Our standards arc high, but lu Drive-In Theatre for Tommy Phone USG the eligible man this offers an 117 S. Magnolia Kipp. Exp. dato Sept. 19, 1U5G. excellent opportunity. 47-FUHM TURE—HOUSEHOLD Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 729-W Company has excellent rating • In Ruy your Furnlturo at Berry s business for over 53 years. Warehouse Furn. Co., at Dot W. SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ 1st St. All nationally adv, furn­ Afldrcss your inquiries to -P.O able Homes and Apts. Phone 27. iture at warehouse prices. / Dux CuG5, Orlando, Florida. Furnished Apt. 500 Park Ave. Clerk Hardware Store. Age limit Solve tho under fifty. Experience helpful "Gueal" Sleeping Problem EFFICIENCY Apartment, suit­ able lor bachelor or couple hut not necessary. P.O. Box G20, With An Privato bath. Across from Post Sanford, Flat Ollirc. Manuel Jacobson. Wc aro accepting application for DESIRABLE one and two bed­ a part time representative to do • A beautiful couch by day room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W. credit reporting in Sanford and • A comfortable CO-inch wide bed by night. vicinity on a fee basis. Retired New two bedroom houses, kitchen or semi-retired persons also • Converts to twin beds equipped. 1804 Washington. Ph. considered. Car essential. Reply • Converts to a couch and a 443 nr write Jack Firm , Box single bed. by mall, stating age, back­ 302 Sanford. ground business or employment record and present activities. 2 apartments. 1 small, 1 large. Reporting manager Dim 4 nrad A Selection of Beautiful Tailored 61 H Parle Ave. Ph. 1032. street, Inc., P.O. llox 2200, West . Covers and Holsters Lake front 2-bcdroom C.B. Imusc. Bay Station, Jacksonville, Fla, Slightly Extra Fishing, swimming. Ph. 205G-WEC1IULS BEDDING CO. 29—SALESMEN - AGENTS 3. after 4:30. Comer 2nd 4 Magnolia, 7h. 1232 2-IIKIHlQOM House, living room, "Bud Uambergrr" Mgr. kitrhen, Florida room and car open Monday's III 0:30 p. m. We have vacancies for 2 men, (Kirie. In town, Phone 2002. VISIT OUR BALCONY made possible by promotion from within our organization, in our Personal Compensation D1 H U I ll lY ! . . . . I I U K K Y ! . . vision. REPAIRS SI—APTS— HOUSES—BOOMS Used lurniturt, appliances, touts, 2 4 3 room freshly painted apt*. etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart, Phone 2983-W or 2313. 321 East 1st St. Phone 1631. Duplex furnished apartment, three NECCHI-ELNA room, $60.00. 2101 Magnolia, Ph. Sewing Machine Center IG7.1, Robert A. Williams. Sales, Service and Rentals Shell Apts,: Furn, 3 room apt*., G A R R E T T 'S screen porch, plus rollaway bed, 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 garage, G12 Park Ave. Ph. 4G3-W A RUG Apt. 3 room, kitchen 4 bath. In­ FOR EVERY ROOM quire 1001 Palmetto. Ph. 1131-M. IN THE HOUSE Cover your floors now at these N i c e bedroom. Private entrance GREAT SAVINGS: 4 bath. Phone 2029-W. Size Gx9 .................Sale Price *3.93 Size 7 ’ ix9 ............ Sate Price *1.95 Furn. or imfurn. 2-hcdroom apart­ Slip 9x12 ______ Sale Price*7.93ment. Screened porch. Plume Size 9 x 1 5 ...............Sale Price *9.95J013-M. Also rial values in other Gold Seal and Armstrong Linoleum Rugs 2 bedroom furn. house, air-eonditloufd, TV, all-electric kitch­ in assorted sizes. en, lawn, shade deep-well water, WH.SON-MAIER *65 month. 1 mile north of LongWhere you Always find big values, wood on Ilwy. 427. Quick credit and easy terms. 311 E. 1st St. Phone 958 3-Room furnished apt. Including Utilities, $60. 107 W. 9th St. 48-FARM and GAKDDEN 2 SALESM EN **—BEAUTY PARLORS l»$ 8. Oak EMPLOYMENT !« -CHILD CARE 1—1956 MK 6 Mercury *145. 1-1952 KH7 Mercury 8143. 1—105Q Evinrude 30 HP *300. 1 -5 HP Elgin, Like New S50. (ARSON Boats, All Aluminum Fiber Glass Boats— from $299. 47— FURNITURE • HOUSEHOLD 13-Alt ITCLKH FOR SALE Modern 2-bcdroom concrete block home with utility room, ear porte, storage, porch w i t h ichren and jalousies, hardwood floors, well 4 pump with sprink­ ling system. $9283.00. Monthly payment $52.50. Three bedroom frame house just inside City. With 3 lull 4 large trees, hardwood floors, 2 screen­ ed porches front 4 bark, large living room-dining r o o m 4 Breakfast nook. Newly decora­ ted both inside & out. $9000.00 - — Terms. OZIER REALTY CO. l-aura U. Oner, Broker Hazel M. Field. As'qeiaie 2001 So. Orlando Hwy’. Phone 1359 EVENINGS: JIIS and Wl CLOSE TO OCEAN Furnished modern cottage, CBS, tile bath, fenced yard. 2 years old, $1,000 down, balance lik« rent. Jack Golden Realty, *Ncw Smyrna Beach. • ROY REEL'S .v s Is* Auto Painting MS W. 2nd I'h. 1121-J f ■/U HBUILDING IM BNSSDS E Kl7 3 ? 2 4 flQ [^ .° ^ 3' ConcretT p M ^ M O U TSTA N D IN G O P P O R T U N IT Y r o u MEN WHO WANT TO MAKE 1IETTER TII El It TIME,-TO HUIUI A HETTElt FUTURE KOIl THEMSELVES. A growing conrcrn with 210 stores in 22 states has m tow ogeming« for ambitious young incn 21 to 35 who hava complatai their Armed Forces experience and who are capable af advance­ ment in the retail field. Through training and principle of promoting front wlthta surra continued opportunity. Men are promoted throughout the cumpanyai from Trainee lo Manager Manager to New York Gfflre Huyer or Executive. Employee brnrfits Include: UtM-ral vacation plan, groan Ife suranre, starling salary * 60 .00 , regular increase*, rental aS» owauers where needed. Manager*’ contracts offer share tat sales and profits and there is a company-paid reUrtntasrt Personal Interview will ba arranged. Write giving name, address, complete personal details, faasUf responsibilities, age, eduratiun, and experience. Address box number C ll In care af this newspaper. ## %* �THE SANFOD HERALD Page 10, Mon. Sept. 10, 1956 Lund Says Asking He!* To Finance Drive No insult Asking the public to participate In financing a campaign is certain­ ly no Insult to them, Arnold L 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 of a political campaign, 1 am glad o f It." Lund ad ted. "It’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- 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 wee 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* of the na­ tion are inter—'ed in Florida* welfare.” “ Mr Herlong’* statement u* quoted In ihe l-ee.liurg Dally Commercial la*t week to the ef­ fect that my ad told the people of Wall Street that they enuW '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 "Meet Your Neighbor" program comes to a gigantic conclusion during a week-long benefit sale that will net additional monies for the auxi­ liary's efforts to furnish the local hospital with needed items. The ladies, stationed in five of ihe local super markets, will be (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 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 Of P-TA'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, it 8 i.m . it the Holy C ron Epis­ copal Pirith 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 At 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 of 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 of 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 of the meeting, accord­ ing to officers o f the Jr. High P-TA is to "get 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 of 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. MVF 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 for his 30th consecutive year. damc A "COUNTRY DANCE" HAS NO SPECIAL RE-’ FKKKNCE TO TIIE COUNTRY! The word "country" in this respect Is a corruption of the Latin “ contra” , meaning opposite, and refer* tie the arrangement o f part­ ners in linet facing on . another. 1 "Popular Falla d e ." — A. 8. E. Aekermann. * lOtflff m u K / i N 1 7 / / / / /V C f c a->«<■// QUICK SERVICE INDIANAPOLIS bP -M rv lib cit 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. a federal court injunction prohib­ iting activity which might Intel* fere with peaceful Integration. we have ever had . . . . And Priced Right. ^ ’56 CHEVROLET $2295 *56 OLDSMOBILE $2495 Deluxe 4 Door V-8, Powerglide— Radio ft Heater. Diack & White. Like New Deluxe 88 2 Door, Hydramatic, Radio & Healer. taw Mileage. New Car Value at Used Car Price ’55 CHEVROLET $(295 ’54 PLYMOUTH Two Door Sedan 6 Cyl. Slandord Transmission, Radio—This is tha Business Man's Special Belvedere 4-Door. Powerful e-Radio Healer, Beautiful 2 Tone Paint. While Walls—This Car has IT! The family wUl go for this Windsor 4 Door •Radio - Heater • Turn •Signaln-Padded Dash-Light Bios Paint— Rides Lika A Dream. ’51 CADILLAC *53 BUICK ’51 CHRYSLER $1295 -* (./ \ ' $|QS6 $||95 Super 4-Door Fully Equipped. Thla Car ia in condition to Take All you can give-Your present car should make the down payment. ’.53 Station Wagon $1295 *53 CHEVROLET Mercury Monterey 4-I)oor. Merc- Deluxe 4-Door—Thin is a nice looking car-Two tone green, vent mdea keeps out the rain, Power Hteerlng no tireing trips, Radio Music while you ride, Heater keepo warm when Its cold. You’ll be a happy owner with this one. Two-tone— White Wall Tires-Perfeet for the large family. 7:30 A .M . — 800 P. M uu lo % o'clock I*. M O.tobcr Is l»JI l»r th - r.’ll'.n ln a niulunwuti * ITHM '» • • „ . . O n , all m -t»l l.lsls '» » l o i bill w illie s •nuJoni-ni suii„ i,l. for all th* r»i>siitlv* w rit­ , „ In Iho T s * A«»r».or . r .,ll ,r t o l', of fir*. nno lo m ob- i , tbnn rouli s. toarln-r with all n n o u r f applirl**- ’54 CHEVROLET SI 195 $706 CHEVROLET OLDSO.MOBILE ENGLISH FORD PACKARD PLYMOUTH CHEVROLET HUDSON ’4ft OLDSOMOBILE $295 ’51 STUDEBAKER $395 *51 CHEVROLET 98-4 Door—Thin la one o f the beat looking and running earn you hava ever Men in a long time. Ita per­ fect for a second car. Commander Convertible, look* Hharp .Clean, Good Top, V-8, Hy. dramatic. Radio, Heater, Good Rubber. Would lluy It MyMlf But Already Have One. Bel Air Sport Coupe. Boya, Thta haa Std. Trannmlasion, Radio, Heater, Plaatie Interior, G o o d White Wall Tirea, Spot Lit* Wheel Dlae. A real Eye Popper. $49$ n»:t* an. a Open tax r-r-lfitlna and yaMdsIli a msrhlnr. »lr. irli nttv slid m -n u stl- ..|.-rut*d sdSf.I.d f-r datlnu 1 .'I n * . Id-aillvln*. humburine, -n d 'o 'n lln c las billMid, sr. IIi I-. op -n -d at llm i-# u ls r n r. Her In b» h-ld Orlnbar Ind ISIS. T h - iloa-d r - i c r ,» . !h * rlfh t lo rs|art a n , snd *11 offers. W M Mllt»r fl.slr m sn A l t - * ': ° I' ll-rn d n n ^ l’lrrl: I# r - , K.l#tf ■( OW K N J. r o p H SM ALL ’56 CHEVROLET Vi Ton Pick-up Light Blue. Looks like EVERYBODY WELCOME - T*alamr«l #>f _____ipWKV • i*0|pw. dnr*a.*4 Donai.An '-’■••MKTiinxi ! t t , p * » p P r- -*••-»t i r l i 9*1 B4war4* ilulMla# Sanford. K l.u ld. grim paMkntiea 8#pt- I*, l i l t taw Mileage-Priced Here’s The Staff J Come in and meet Iiud Talley. Bob Heel.ner, ManthaK Gould, and Bill Bcrnoaky. ll.rrai, A Ton aafl »«rh nf you arh .r .l .r n atlfl.4 *n4 tn | .r..-n t anr claim* »»<1 e.inanrti which r«U, nr allhcr nf wall m i* have *vat**l III* c i . t r •r n w r x j . m i ’ K. 4»cr**»4. i * i . nf ,« M r*nunlr. In th* I'oiinlv J « 4 a - nf ft.mlnnlr Cnunly. Vh.rlit* SI h i. office In Ihr court hnu.c nf n i l fou n tv at Sanfnr4. Hcn.ln »1. fo u n t,. Mnrtea. within nlahl C*|cn4nc month, from tha tlm» n» the flr .t publication o f Ih l. notice ,»»► claim >,r 4-manrt .b a ll l.n In w rllln r and *h*tl *1*1# tha nl*cc o f rcldanca aad n e t nfflc* addre-a of tha ctalm*«l. and .hnll ha awnCM In l.r th* claimant, h i. nvnnt nr attnrnav. »nd an» curb claim n r demand nut m filed .ball be Vald. t.uclll* Pop# John.on A* a ic -u t o r nf the t a .t W ill and now, Right To Move. •tm All f '— aifarx a>4 r - r » « a . I t a ,•a# M a lm . #r Ilriaaa4. Aaalait S#M K.t#t»i LARGE $ |$45 " ’53 FORD 1, Vt $||9 Ton Pick-up, Good body and tied, Heater. Turn Hignala, 44,000 It miles and Tirea are good for that i t many more. ’55 CHEVROLET.. $|045 ’51 FORD \\ Ton Pick-up, taw Mileage Thla ia n local truck and hoa not been uaed aa a work truck. Equipped wilh 600x16 6 ply (ires. For som » one who apreclaim good equip* ment. 2 Ton Cab ft Chaaaia. 2 Speed Axle, Turn signals. Plenty o f Rub­ ber. This Truck is ready to g o right into (ha field. ’52 JEEP Vt $595 Ton Plck-np, 4 Wheel Defy*. Good Tiren, Get Ready for Hunt* ing ft Fishing Thin Winter. 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. U 45 *53 STUDEBAKER $$96 2 Ton Cab ft Chassis, 2 Speed Tires O. K-, Doesn’t look so hotbut still good for lot o f rough service. Vfarrent* for the arreat o f thre* Berelnola County white men In­ volved In the *hoo'lng of a year­ ling on a Volusia County ranch were 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 cattle" 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 Seen* 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 city limits. Two 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 DVI "charges. Hospital Notes David Deklo (Sanford) Clifford Proctor (Winter Park) Discharges: Mrs. Britt (Sanford) Mrs. Mary LeFila (Osteen) Mrs. Paulin# Wingate (Sanford) Mr. James Joseph Kendall (Sanford) •KPT. II James Ramey (Sanford) VMTTTNG HOURS; SIX TH AN D M APLE ST LO O K ! HUNDREDS OF DO LLARS IN PRIZES SO U VEN IRS FO R A LL M O T O R SALES O PEN EVENINGS T IL L .9 O 'CLO CK r. & PALMETTO AVE. PHONES 1059-123, Obstructions on the City of San­ ford'* sidewalks spread to talephone booths, weighing machines, newspaper and magaslne racks, and numerous other Item* came before the Board o f Sanford City Commissioner* when the question of enforcing the city'a present or­ dinance waa dlacuaaed a last "I am deeply in favor of the ( night's meeting. “ We need your help," John SchlMerchant* had varying reac- Sanford-TItUiVillc Canal," Arnold. Lund, Republican nominee for j rard, president of the newly orga­ tioni to the problem confronting Congress from the Fifth t'ongres-1 nised Seminole Chiefs Club told the city which was brought about sionnl District, told The Sanford The Roanl of Sanford City Ihe Board of Sanford Clt:* Com­ by complaint* to the Board of Herald today. missioner! last night as he asked Commissioners, last night, prais­ Commissioner*. " I f it Is enforced that the stadium tax be waived ed the Fire and Security Services "I understand that the Army I will be forced to go out o f buslfor Seminole High School football of both the Sanford Naval Air Engineers are now studying the neaa" waa one merchant’s reacgamea played In the Sanford Me­ results of a geological survey Station and of the City for ihelr lion. "Why Is the city so concernmorial Baseball Stadium. made a year ago on the feasibi­ •d about It?" waa another. "I "prompt, etifelent and courageous lity of digging a canal from Lake Schlrard told the commissioner* will go along with II but I'd like Harney to Indian River near Tit­ that the Seminole High School response" when "a most regret­ to see it done fairly," was (till usville with the locks and spill­ With the ringing of a cash regis­ athletic program had operated at table and unavoidable accident another' remark from the floor 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 a* a number of Ihe city’* merch­ ters,” Lund said. The School Board, be said, pays crashed with attendant lots of ant* attended the meeting to hear loud busier that reminded one of 7 t- v -t tho city $1,250 for converting tha life and property damage." Lund commented, "I also un­ the proceeding*. 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 "The stadium tax means tha courageous efotrta on the part of the ildewalk and had ripped his ter, as soon as they are avail­ Charlie Morrison's "Notorious" 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 "that 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 athletic program without the ad­ for their prompt, efficient and couCommissioner David Gatchel and South Florida, but also said "In view of '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. "Undmiblfdly," he said, "It Regrata of tho City Commission the sidewalk* the ordinance should delight‘in preasing the buzzer when of. "WeT* requesting you to ease were extended "to 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 involved, both from the stand­ minister the city’* affairs—that's son quizzed his audience on 14 the pain somewhat," Sanaa aald, aa he explained "we want the peo­ point o f lo«* of Ufa and property what we're elected for. There's no area." subjects ranging from American Lund continued, "The huge In­ a result of the ui*. ple of Sanford to know that wo'ro damage motion necessary—it is only nec­ art, government, aviation, the essary to instruct the Police De­ hand reservoir would provide a Bible, business and industry dra­ doing • good Job with the boya and avoidable accident." I means of storing excess water glrla." partment to enforce the ordi­ i which could be utilised In times ma, early Amelcan history, fam­ Mayor F. D. Scott aaked "Why 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* for tha op­ lie glad to go with the eommls- from the St. Johns to Lake Pic­ Touchton who answered correctly eration of 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 ment ot tha Plumbing Coda of had’ a quick answer to the Mayor'a mine the magnitude of it." could also benefit by the project." Bill Bush who really knew his sub­ question'when he aaid "The coun­ the Cty of Sanford held up tha Concluding his atatement, Lund ject, aviation Smaller amounts ty does not provide fund* for aa completion o f addition# balag At that point. Commlaalooer mad# to a home la tha tan Lenta Gatchel made a motion "that our •aid, "You 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 ala r * l At explained In hie wire d w ..V k OwJAa v m U UP *‘y°< folk* a n schools i a t h e*nitw.a s a m # host but tory remark* by Morrison the pro­ they have a much wider program lag M B uldtaf Im porter 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 how little Ihey knew about (hem. Commissioner, told tha board of (unions, and lengthy details al However, according to Building and arguments spoke up "We're It was voted one o f .the most commissioners that "tha stadium 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 of Sanford' City Commissioner* enjoyable rlub participation pro­ uaa of 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 more." Next Monday night, Sep'. 17, sided, atated. "I don't feci Hie plumbing more than ita enforcement. II City Manager Warren E. Know.hould be torn out boeauso ot a should be up to the merchant* lo; Ihe Board o f Sanford City Com­ lea explained that th# city loan 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 footbal the eld code," Huntley told the I'm not asking anyone to put any-| expressions on the assessment nf 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 bm 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 Iable th* discussion was carried extra unanimously. propose pay schedule for Hly 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 of 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 Knowles te get former Building day; little change ia temperature; City Commissioners Room nf tho \ating the section In an effort "to "B ut," he aaptalnad, “ moat o f (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 High School are from the City o f ing Inspector Yelvlafton and 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. 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 tad 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 reienUtives from tha Seminolt the Rev. Oawald Delgado, of 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 Mrs. 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 prriv'. 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 scheduled for dlacuaalon. around Presbyterian A report of a committee appoint­ Southwestern Ball Telephone L’o. reutrrrd ed u> obtain informalkm on etub for $70,000 over an erronroul insignia* to be heard along with Hating In th* Snlalla telephone a report of tha committee ap­ book. pointed for eliminating tho sta­ Th* Dixie KlU'hrn Food Pro­ dium lax for high school activi­ duct* Co. and lh# Dixie Ciram ties. Do-Nut Shop aaid the lelrpiiour Another discussion will bo that ditretory omitted th# word of club projects which will un­ "cream" In lh* ilouuhnut shop's doubtedly include that of taking naitt*. motion plcturos of the Sanford Th*y *m-r uaLt-.l $23,0011 act­ Seminole* in action for n#o by the ual aiil $ 10,000 bunitiv* daning**, coaches in training o better team AUo slated to com* before the alli-ainc th* Hating ha* caused th* membership o f tho loaolaoU WADR ■. HNYDRR, ( ^ H Aviation Machinist's Male, attached the rank* during Inspection by Cdr. K. C. Mll'lelm. (tifffcliil Phot# wrnn* hual -a* to jrct order# for t« V A H -ll waa tnnafarrod to th* Fl##t R#*#rv#latter 21 y e n * U. 8. Navy) Chiefs Club la • financial report dougtiuuL end p**lr«ts. ia th# U. R. Navy. Chief Snyder is ah own being wtfceted through of tho high school athletic fund. Code Technicality Delays Completion O f Home Addition Deluxe 4-Door, Powerglide, New Plaatie Covers, Plastic SidewallsTruly A Family Man's Car. ’53 CRYSLER Sidewalk Hindrances Discussed Committee To Discuss Problem you. We have the finest collection o f O. K. .Used Cars, A\bSWOKPAHANtU'SAl.oMi M r* >il Hsmlnois l.uuu'r. ^*;’r v m| ( t f f l v r bids at C*»rk a O f- ■raalaalr t - a a l , . f t o t M l . I# r n lw l r . * w 'ik ! about the dependability of your present car, let us help 62 * our Door Sedan With Stan­ dard equipment. New Paint, New Tires. A Darn Nice Running Car. We noId this car Brand New. T h - Mould .. C o u n t , C o n .m l«lo .. la I* , l o a n Ml Iba I'aa.t, J#*ar. * -1* al ' v’ S A V E M O N E Y - U s e T h e Low C o st C M A C Jc u /j I T 1 A F A C T •rs “ n o t i c m ia itid t K tir u i v e x th*i r nir ttiMSS.d In b o .liii.i •*' j- jTih f i . under lbs flr llllo u . nsmo f ll.noctl'r TV H.t— snd H-rvlr» and Ii i .I w* Inlri.il to t -ic l.t.r «sld n sm - with lb * I'l.rk nf lh * ClreuM Court, p.mlnntn I’ ounlr Klorlds. In an-i.rit.nr* with lh* praVDInn nf Ihe K trllllou . Nsm* Ulalul*. to -w llj M.rtlon l«t.#S rtorlda HIStUlM 1*11 llot.rrl I . Ilsu olsls J .n .r r I t llurkett ___________ TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 11, 1956 / OPEN HOUSE TODAY, TOM ORROW & W EDNESDAY '* 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. • Will your car go through the winter? If you are in doubt O-matlr, Six or Nine Passenger, 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. 1were __ _ attending ___ ^ classes with white pupils at Clinton High School, where riots broke out last week. Enrollment was about 50 per, cent of 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 of the disor­ der* in Tennessee, returned to Clinton and sought unsuccessfully for 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 Private Rooms lt 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! • on ly) Obstetrics According to ac­ commodation and a# visitor* dur­ ing feeding of hobiea. City fcoarJ To Have Weather Lectures To Begin A t Presbyterian Church Next Week 2 Business Firms Sue Southern Bell Additional Local Ne- 's j O n Page 8 � 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 10, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 10, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7ec0e8f1b3793ed3b6ebda32b3dea313.pdf 44e1977b994c9464b3d8f82c45ca9c20 PDF Text Text I j R B 1 ’ *,’ ■>< ,•*. k p s w t p ^ si ' v *•/, - 1 ■- •••;., T ax Collections Increase Last Month In County ral Services Yesterday * H. J* Bales it aenricee for Howard J. d yesterday BftomMB at In the Rahbaum Funeral _ lj.iL O .. * CAPTAIN ARNOLD WILLIAMS of the Sanford Police automobile Jumped the curb thl* morning and smashed Into ChurchBoard Southern Belle, California Beauty Admissions i . Mrs, McDonald Carraway V . (Palatka) • Mr*. Marion Hannan Sr. (Sanford) ' 'John Mudd (Sanford) Katharine Benjamin (Sanford) Discharge*: . Lena Loekloy (Sanford) Chtra Loo Thomas (Sanford) Georg* V. Daseett (Lon*wood) Ifn. Robert Graham (Sanford Vr*. J. A. Emerson (Sanford) B irth: ........ Baby Girt Wright ------Baby OW Graham rtmmt surreys the damai Sanford Pott Offle*. (Staff Photo) G O Ps Returning T o '52 Tactics WASHINGTON (2» — The Repub. (leant are returning to a 1852 (Continned trem Page One) tactic — sending "truth squads'* baring for an exhibit materials re­ around the country behind Demolating to the history of the con­ cratlc campaigners. gregation, Including record books, clippings, and picture* of former pastors, charter members and long-time leaders. Tha church will rooperate In the observance of October aa Church Loyalty Month, sponsored by the Seminole County Minis­ terial Association, Evanlng services of worship will be returned Sunday, 7:30, follow­ ing a eummer recess. Informal congregational singing will be featured) and Pastor Perry L. Stona will begin * Series of s«rmons on the Epistle to the Philip­ pian*, Prior to tha aervlce the Christian Youth Fellowship will be reorganised. i VWtiag Hoots: Private Rooms U ajn, — 8 p.m. The result* of the first nlfht'a evening gown competition were not aaaotmeed, according to cus­ ; i m l — < p-»* tom. 1 p.m. — • p.m. The M girl* seeking the title of m a s -a -i-^ Miss America 1857 have been di­ vided Into throe sections, each to bo Judged separately for beauty In a bathing suit, for poise end grace in an evening gown and for talent. The sections rotate tonight and tomorrow night with the field nil* rawed to 10 semlflnalisU by Satur­ day morning. The girls try to pick up extra points for personality at breakfast meeting* with the 11 Judges. *Nte reigning MU* America, Sharon K »t Ritchie of Denver, Colo., wlB crown her successor aft­ er tho finals Saturday night which wtn bo televised natlonalty on to bHMh from Urn opening ABC. , mM . mtto Griffiths, 7, a sacood iot, and her sister, Alexandria, g kindergarten pupil, ware struck as they walked In a group at B other students m s sidewalk Off to make a career for Mm* adjoining tho school. 71 third girl was knocked down self in Naval Aviation is Franela aod Maided (ram water spilling William Smathers, son o f Mr. and from tho ear's radiator. Tba other Mrs. Jo* 8math*rs, Box 8N, Lake Mbit . Francis Smathers is tha popSa escaped Injury. RUkard Dombeck, 16 driver of nophew of tho U. S- Senator tho ear, had received a tempor­ Goorge Smathers. Enlisting in tho Navy as an Air­ ary driving permit Tuesday and was operating the family outomo* man Recruit young Rmalhers sold " I learned while I was attending bite for the first Uma alone. M ic e *■ « tho car apparently Gordon Military Collage that 1 mad# a sharp, fast torn and hit wanted to serve in the Navy and a temp poet. Bouncing off the poet work in aviation. I guess 1 have it swerved against tha sidewalk always liked aviation end Naval and over the curb into the chil­ Aviation seoms to bo the answer to what I've boea wanting." dren. Dombeck, a high school student, SmaUwra was sworn Into tho became hysterical after the crash. Navy at tha Navy Recruiting Sta­ At • police atotioa he beet Ms tion in Jacksonville, tho main itahead against a washroom wall and tlon for tho Florida District. Ha fried to strangle hlmioU. He was win undergo his basic training at turned over to Jevenite authorl- tha Groat Lakes Novel Training ttea to await questioning at an In- Cantor, Groat Lakos, 111. Upon completion of bis "boot" training ha will be granted 14 day* leave, and then will b# assigned to Ms first doty with Naval Aviation eettber on board ship or at ooe of the Naval Air Stations. lie called the results "salutary." "We had hoped It would not be necessary to send the team out a>ai„ this campaign," Hair., nnnouncement said. "Certainly* Mr. over the Democratic ticket which he himself said couldn't win." A fourth of the wood from the nation'e forests In 1852 was wnst- M The barometer of Increasing 1 basinets continues to go op In Bern* Indie County and over the State of Florida as a whole according to the monthly release from Bay E. Green, State Comptroller. Sale* tax collections for tba month of August (based on July a le s , increased approximate Increased an ipproxlmats two per cent over the same period last year. The sales tax collections for the month ended Aug. 21, IBM, In Sem­ inole County were $22,712.M com­ pared with $22,241.87 for the month ended Aug. St, 1B53. Sales tax collections during the mon'h of August (based on July sales) totalled 87.tU.068, an In­ crease of 8U.464 over the previous month's collections of 87.148,604 and 81,071,380 more than for the tame month in JB53 wnen 86,108,688 was collected. The increase over last year's collections la over ITMi per cent. Collection* to date this fiscal year (two months) amount to 814,334,STS, an increase of $24*2.075 over the $12,041,887 collected dar­ ing the first two months of last (1855) fiscal year. This Is an in­ crease of lust under 18 per cent. This year's increases are percen­ tagewise higher, than Increases shown last year over the year prior to that. July aod August 1855 collections were 16tt per cent high­ er than July and August 1854. July and August 18M are close to 18 per cent higher then July and August 1855. Total sales tax collections during the 12 months ct that fiscal yaar amounted to $06,101,820. An overall average Increase of 16V4 per cent will sesult In u les tax collections of 9100 million dollars this fiscal ( Tk m a t aib r a c s the local high school last rear, la back as a member of the regular teaching staff and has tba B squad freshmen and sophomores under Ms wing. An athleta at Stet­ son, ha la driving the youngsters In their conditioning exercises and basic football to get them ready for their game that la right on the heela o f that of the Varsity. Fleming has been concentrating on the work of the ball-totara and blockers and shake* his head dole­ fully when asked about Ms char- the beys as a wbola on their tag* emasa and their apparent determ­ ination that the Seminole* will take the Orange Belt pennant this year. I hope they keep up that fight. Right bow they have a long way to go. Wo know It—and « looking tor some speed and soma think they do, too, and are willing ms passers that might offset the to work for it," weight disadvantage, but to far while some of the boye show prom ise, none haa brought a glint to tba mentor's eyes. A] Stanley it a southpaw and Fleming hopes that be can de­ velop a threat on this asset. He says that A1 ha* to work plenty, not only to get some "game sav­ vy" but to acquire skill with hit left-handed toescs. The bead coach added that Stanley would get plenty o f chance In practice to show how tost he could develop. Bobby Johnson and Phil Byrd are two other backs that have shown some drive and indicate that thera is a possibility of their developing into right hand pigskin pitchers. Tb* fullback Job Is as wide open as a hungry baby sparrow's mouth, according to Coaek Flam­ ing—and will be even harder to fUl, he thinks. "The point is," he went on, "that almost any one la uniform can make thla Seminole Warn by showing a lot of hnstia and aoma willingness to do to the best of Ms ability what the coaches are tetching. I'd like to compUmant HOOVER WE FOUND Pennsylvania Pair Observing 72 Years O f Marriage Today HOME OF OUR DREAM nOYERTOWN, Pa. IT—Mr. and Two Young Sisters A m Killed By Auto While Going Homo r Q U IET Francis Smothers Joins U.S. Navy TOIL COLLECTIONS MCRRASE TALLAHASSEE (Ik- August toll nothing irregular in tho operation eollection* on tho Suashino Sky­ way brought la t o U U - i $22,816 o f the county JaiL Tha vie* investigation la to eon- Increase over revenue fur the cor­ responding month test roar. The State Bad Department aid it was tha second month to a raw that tha spaa scran Lower Tampa Bay haa shown on in­ crease. Tho skyway has taken in $i,U6,841 during tb* first night months the healthy life of a farm la tho bo*t advice I can offer," Reuben observed. His wifo, with an Impish smile had this to add: "Men can't do without women. Remember this, girls, and live fay tha golden rule, and you'll both be very happy." DOUBLE TROUBLE TUCSON, Arlt. (A P )—A 39year-old Tucson man was fined |100 and given a suspended sen­ tence of 10 days on a drunk driv­ ing charge. Ha agreed to pay the fine In installment*. 6 E N I 6 A l$ t lE C T 6 I C Kitchen: Convenience: > Itrfrigerntlr. range, dlaponal, dlnhwanh « r , autom atic waahor, L a rg o kttehem adequate cabin et apace LOST—Red wallet In Lovett's Third St. store. Please return wallet k papers. Keep Money. Return to The Sanford Herald. BACKLASH WORLD in my CORNER otorring Audio Morphy ■ Florida a true Mutual said tha opening aateo wore from 82A4 t box for Duncan variety "goldens" to a taw of $4J8 lor 1,711 buna of fia cy Duncan*. The first prices last aoaaon wan LAST SHOWING TODAY bub t » GST ADDITION JACKSONVILLE «n - Pravatt Bullderins Inc. of Jacksonville submitted an appanot low bid of $342,457 for construction of an en* Shuar shop and an addition to tba central flra control sutlon at Patrick Air Force Base near Co- # cos, Army Engineers reported. Financing: Pan errtmJc Ilk tmtlto Strvicomon Plan t Caavenltonal, Kinder* Brittany R j |h (M oral bwtb mm fixtorao Fe H. A. V .A . Convantional Corner W. Cental Drhro * U k eM u rB h i PHO NE 1504 �W a n t e d AN jV O U L M K XLVII1 Herlong Appeal IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Eatabltohcd IM S 'Quakes • Are Felt In 3 States I f T w H an Jd b N ot D o H v m d B y I P . M. Can 1SS1 B efore 7 P . M. F a r D oflvoty N EW SPAPER F R ID A Y S E P T E M B E R 7. 1956 A oaodated P ra w Laaaad W ira Kentucky Heads Ready To Declare Martial Law KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—Two Democratic Congreaaman A. S "low intensity” earthquakes reek­ "Syd" Herlong Jr. etruck out at ed Knoxville and a wide area Arnold Lund, OOP candidate for ef east Tennessee, aouthaaaUm the Fifth Congressional set, follow­ Kentucky and weSUm North Car­ ing publication of an ad placed by olina today, but there were no Lund In tbe Wall Street Journal Immediate report* of injuries or appealing for cash contributions to damage. The first shock waa felt at 8:37 his campaign fund. Herlong said "My only comment a.m., and tha second followed 13 is that I think this la an affront minutes later. to avary person In the Fifth Con­ Berlen Moneymaker, Tennessee gestions! District." Valley Authority geologist, de­ Tbe ad, apparently a precedent- scribed the shocks aa "earth tre­ setting move, drew comment from mors of low intensity." l the Republican Party when it waa Tha tremors were the first fait 'reported In the Philadelphia En­ in this area since Jan. 25, 1965. quirer, New York Times, end At Oak Ridge, Mrs. Carl Weeks Washington Post and Time* Her- laid: "Some dlahes were shaken 'aid, that the party waa taking a out of my china cabinet and brok­ "dim view" of the Lund ad. en." Lund su ited to reporters of tbe One housewife In Suburban northern papers that he put the ad Bearden said she waa knocked off In tha Wall Street Journal asking for campaign funds so “ people up bar feet. In downtown Knoxville, many there don't forget about us down persona raced into the streets here." The Republican candidate from when office buildings and ahopi Daytona Beach asked la the ad began to shaka. Western North Carolina points that contributions be sent to him In cat of tho Republican National Including Aahaville, alio fait the Committee which is responsible tremors. Aahevtlla la about 110 for getting Republicans elected to mile* southeast o f Knoxville. tbe House of Representative!. Congressman Hariong, hearing of the ad which appeared in the Eastern and Midwestern editions of the Wall Street Journal, of the Aug. 31 publication, emphatically A new lumber end building aup- ■Uted "The Fifth Congressional ply company will hold 1U formal District's seat In Congfeaa is not opening In Sanford next Monday, for aala, and It la an Insult to our WASHINGTON (AP)-Juallre Tuciday and Wedneiday, accord­ people for anyone to tel) the peo­ Sherman Minton of the Supreme ple In Wall Street that they eaa ing to officials of tbe concern. Court today announced that he Gregory Lumber Co. of Sanford, buy thla aeat If they tend enough will retire on Oct, 15. located on Maple Ave at 8!xth St„ money down hare." Lund aald, according to nawiMinton said h* U leaving be where the Security Lumber Co. awa* formerly In bualneaa will be papper report* from Philadelphia, cause of Impaired haolth. Ho will open for the three daya from 7: SO Washington, and New York, that be SB on Oct. 20. a. m. to B p, m. distributing souv­ bo made tbe move t« try and Jar I In n letter sent to the Whit* tome campaign money loan from 1House this morning, Minton noti­ enirs and door priiea. Officials of the new company the National Committee. fied President Elaenhowar of his are R. K. Gregory, president and "Why, I can't oven get anything plan. Tha Justice haa a circulatory NEW YORK Urt - Democratic In the newspapers down here. C. A. Walker, general manager. loaders in Harlem, predominantly condition In hla legs. Ha told the Dye S. "Bud" Talley will man­ News isn't now* units* It's Demo­ President he doe* not fael he Negro area here, reportedly have age the new lumber and bultding cratic news," Lund waa quoted in could carry out "the exacting dut aald that Negro dissatisfaction material house. : the Washington Post and Times las of my office" In hla present Bids ore being accepted for tho with tho-Democratic party's plat­ Herald. Talley said this morning tlat construction of the proposed San­ form on civil rights mad* It incondition. a complete lumber yard, handling •dvitablo that Adlai K. Stevenson Appointed by President Parry ford Manufacturing Co, building founding materials, hardware, which la to b« located on West speak to Harlem "fo r the time Truman, Minton went on the Bn the new form would feature W T int St., acocrdlng to n rlosao being." A new drivada theetra will *p#n promt Court bench Oct. If, 1949. from palnte, ptuNMng supplies, roofing W ."R. “ B flFtteinper. vice- ' ttavirtbnj Democratic presiden­ In tha Sanford eras tomorrow night and wsllboard, chairman of tho Sanford Industrial tial candidate, and Soil. Cates eight yearn on tha U-S. Circuit Board. All stocks of southen pine fir, Kefauver of Tennessee, hla run­ located oa Cameron Avo. between Court it Chtengo. cypress and cedar, along with Tho bids are being reclved by ning mate, arrive here tomorrow 1 C-n!7 i . tv. . [ flooring and celling will be on This given him sufficient yosro Frank G. George, architect, lit for a five-day campaign In New By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS The Palm Drive-In Theatre will hand. Handling mostly finished A Japanese astronomer today In federal court* fur him to retire room 413 e f the Sanford Atlantic York Btato, New Jersey and Con­ be under the management of ita lumber also featured would be reported aeelnf several "canals" at full pay of $35,000 o year. necticut. National Bank Building. owners, Mr. and Mra.!(. O. Ventry panelling and plywood* (intalor In the northern hemisphere of the In an airport interview last who are the former operators of George laid last night that the exterior and marine), along with planet Mara—under close scrutiny dosing data for receiving the bids, night in Chicago, Stevenson—just the Ki|*lmmre Drlve-ln Theatre, timbers, he said, originally set Sept. 14, has been returned from speechmaking in by star giu ra around tho world. p We will maintain a complete San Francisco—aald h» waa famil­ Facilities at tbe drlve-ln theatre extended to Sept, 20. Tbe exlateace of such canals' service for mortgages loans under long haa bean the subject of great Contractors and construction iar with hla Immediate campaign have been completely redecorated, the FHA Title 1 plan for home debate. companies desiring to submit a bid plans and that they did not Include with new equipment throughout, investment!, Talley aald. Bob on the proposed building may •*- ■peaking In Harlem " s ' thla and a widened screen. The snack They were first reported many bar, according to the new owners, eure copies of the working draw­ lima." Heencr will be In charge of this decades ago, but other observara TALLAHASSEE trt-The CltUen*' ings and specifications. A deposit has been entirely changed and now department. "I suppose I will unquestionably who have spent a lifetime at tele­ School Conitructlon Committee of $23 I* required, said Frank fl. address Negro groups at somo boasts of tile floors, completely Other personnel will Include scopes failed to catch a glimpse meeti today to decide whether It* George, the architect, who may be times," Stevenson ssld. "I have screened. Marshall Gould and BUI Bemosky of them. recommendations for financing The Palm Drive-In will open SI salesmen. Tha great question concerning school buildings shall be baaed on contacted at his office or by call no objection to masting with Ne­ tomorrow night with two techni­ Inf phone number I4BT. gro leaden." Gregory Lumber Co. waa ortg. tho canala, assuming they do ex­ long rang* requirements or pres­ Separate bids are being accept­ inally founded In 1921! as Jacobs ist, Is whsthar they art arteries According lo newspaper reports, color feature* and a cartoon. ent need*. ed for general work, plumbing, the "warning" to keep Stevenson Lollypops will be given to all Lumber Co. In DeLand. such aa waterways devised by In­ The committee was named by hasting and air conditioning, and out of Harlem in the immediate children attending the Initial open r The plant, originally occupied telligent belnga or aomo kind of Gov. Cotllna o make recommnda- electrical. A contract for each future waa voiced at a closed Ing night. * by Security Lumber Co. and tha natural phenomena. Holcombe property, has been com­ The latest report came from Dr. tlona to tha 1937 Legislature on phase of the work will be Issued. luncheon meeting yesterday at­ The new drive-in theatre will be tended by Mayor Robert F. Wag* a family operated business. Having pletely remodeled, decorated and Mlchlkasu Onlshl of Kobe, Japan, financing a school construction pro­ ne and Carmine G. DeSapfo, New been associated with the theatre modernised featuring "everything who like many other astronomers gram, The present shortage of fa­ cilities waa sat at 2,730 classrooms to build a home," said Talley, York secretary of state. la recent weeks has concentrated business for a number of year* The Negro vote in Now York tha new owners state that thei "The public la cordially invited attention on Mara during its when school ended In June. Collin* and James L. Graham, City haa been estimated at 250,008 will cater to families with e noim to Inspect our plant," the local closest approach to Barth since director of finance for tho atato IBM. to 300,000, a voting strength which nal admission. manager aald this morning. could prove a pivotal point In dc. Tbe nearest point — 35,l»,ooo department of education, both InMr. and Mrs. Ventry have moved SAN DIEGO (A P )—Janice Co elding a political race in New mile*—we* reached at 1 a.m. EDT dleatad the problem might be at to Sanford and now live at 2003 teaat partially solved If counties ry, II, who was scalped when her today. York Blato. Jefferson Ave. They have four Astronomers elsewhere told of adopted more "realistic" property long hair caught In a whirling New York City Negrors gener­ children, one of them attending assessment!. gear of a dough mixing machine ally have supported the Demo­ Stetson University. observing a bright object near in a bakery, was in aerioui con cratic party since New Deal daya. Mara, believed to be n comet, and The all-white drive-ln theatre will dltlon today. Negro leaders are aald to fear not a vast cloud o f yellow or yellowfeature movies for the family each 8urgeona fitted tha scalp, which a wholesale switch of allegiance WHITTIER, Calif, igt—Funeral whlto dust spread over a portion night. service* will be conducted today of tho planet itself. Tbe Uttar, was removed Intact from tha ma to the Republican party but the for Frank TOm r , father of Vic# too, haa barn seen previously. chinary, back Into place In n three- possibility that great numbers of Presided JUcksrd M. Nixon. He Negroes would remain indifferent At Osaka, Japan, Dr. Taunao hour operation last night. died Tuesday i t the age of 77. Satki, chief of the Mara section The scalp was torn off from and fail to vote. Attending tbe services at 2 p. m. of the East Asia Astronomical ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., OR — abovo the ty*«, Including the eye­ Kept- • PDT In the East Whittier Friends Society made tho report on the Three blondes and a brunette are brow*, over tho ears and down Admissions fhurch will be (be vice president. bright object. tha neck. Pauline Wingate (Sanford) the frontnmnera going into the Hna wife, Pat, and other members Doctor* aald thorn was "a small Discharge* third round of preliminary judg­ but definite" chance that the of the immediate family. Valeria White (Sanford) The family haa asked that, Ining tonight In tbe annual Mias grafted acalp would hold. They Esther Lansing.(Sanford) stead of sending flower*, friends America pageant. aald there have not been enough Mildred Taylor (Sanford) make contributions to the ArthriVeteran* of this area who need rases locally of complete scalping Tit# brunette ia Mlaa Hawaii, Sept. T tla and Rheumatism Foundation of assistance in obtaining benefits 90-year-old Jare Wright of Hono­ to give them a b u ll upon which provided by law may recelva guid­ New York City The vie* presi­ lulu, who copped honor* ia the to Judge this case. Freddie Mao Lomax (Sanford) dent's father suffered from arthri­ ance from Marshall Panton, Field Janice, In a church group vis­ HARRISBURG, Fa. US-Mythical swimsuit division last night Marian Heaberiln (Sanford) tis. Supervisor, Florida Department of Joe Smith, Vic# President Nixon's James Wilton (Oviedo) Miss Wright measures 33-24-33. iting tho bakery yesterday, was Veterans' Affairs. Veterans or their only opposition for renomination, Bha stands S-faet-7, weighs 110 standing with her bock to the dependants may consult I’enton Robert Welderhold (Lake Mary) haa been invited to tho Democrats' and haa blue eyes. machine. Aa sho looked up at the while ho ia io this area and may Dlachargta campaign kick-off in Pennsylvania mixing operation her hair fell Into racelvt assistance in filing appli­ Guy Parker (Tampa) She shared the night's laurels next Thursday. Visiting Mean with Mlaa Arkansas, IB-year-old a email opening and was caught cations for hospitalisation, com­ Tbe Invitation cam# from Mat­ In the gear*. Private Room* — 11 i a te t pensation, pensions, insurance Barbara Banka of Conway, who thew H. Mcdoakey, national chair­ Janice la a daughter of the Rev. problema, loan benefits, education­ p.m. Judged beet in the talent com­ man of the Doaaocntie Fiance Semi-Private Rooms — 2 p.m. to petition with her modern ballet and Mrs. Edwin E. Cory of subur­ al tralriiif. burial benefit* and By HELEN INODORAll Committee. Ha aald: ban Chula Vista. miscellaneous subjects, where legal 4 p.m.; 7 p.m. to B p.m. number. A graceful blonde, the "You, Joe Smith, have ENTERPRISE—There has been Pediatrics — 11 a.m, lo I p.m. •ntitfoment is Involved. much activity arouad the newly the symbolic figure of lost Repub­ Arkansas girt waa the only con­ ( Parents a 0 d /or grandparents Pentra has been invited to this testant to dance during tho tal remodeled Episcopal Parish House lican hope*. You are Custer's Last LAW FROmSTTB LIONS area as g special consultant by only) on the comer of Mata It. and D# Stand, the pride af MudvOl# at the rat judging. Mott snag or gare RUNNING LOOSE IN Obstetrics — According te ac­ Karlyte Horn holder, County Service dramatic readings, tad four play Bdry Ave. thl* week aa the plan* end at tbe ninth inning tad MIAMI BTREETS Officer, Brum ley-Prison Bldg., comodations and no visitors during j r * completed, the grass msaSd family Mack sheep, all rolled into ad musical instruments. MIAMI CR - It la no longer Two other Mends* placed flrat legal for Uoni to run loose la and will cover tho schedule for feeding of babies. TBUd thing* put in final shape for one defense less fall guy. V o aaad Tom Data who la on sick leave ia their divisions « Wednesday Miami streets. the "big day” , Sunday from g-5 you." He may he contacted aa follows: p. m. when the Lodi** Auxiliary ,**!■; GUvanarra fo scheduled la night They were Mies California, KAUEL TO BUILD PLANT The CKy Commission yesterday plans an open house tea. deliver his first major telerlitna Joan CoDara Rocket af leers men- passed a law prohibiting IU Tho •opt U, l : » p. m., Sanford LAKELAND (It — Industrialist et County Service Oflfce, BromleySpecial Invitations to tha clergy address ef the campaign al the te, la the battle eg swimsuits, and law Is aimed at *0 Ueu hut tbs Hanry J. Kaiser will build e pilot Mias Alabama, Ana Stuart Art all waodoriag of a young lioness nam­ Pulestoa Bldg. O' reighboring town* and all the fund raising dinner. chemical extraction plant near Enterprise people have boon fo. Saaith's name waa placed is asm- ofBlrmJacbam, la tho latent sec- ed Diane prompted It bare te use waste products from button at the Bepahl the pheapkite industry. Diane b r o k e teens several Plan bow to _ ___ _ tfou by Tarrp Carpm lm , a Thu «M wha whu tho title o f The company aald tho piswt wised |mr aoetira th* afternoon sad eeo for gate from Nahraafea R foe America I I * ia the finals of Partly dandy t e n t h Raterdey would employ 18 to IS person* to aha waa moved what a change has so to show that tha cravenUaa waa tomorrow night won't aooeaaarily outaJd* tho city limits by extract a chemical fom phaaphate you'll bo proud. bo era eg these four, hmraeer. ifon the Uw w u pa •M L Lumber, Supply Co. To Hold *3-Day Opening N o. 17S W Are Set Up A t School Supreme Court justice To Retire ★ ★ ★ Architect Taking Leaders Against Adlai Oviedo P-TA Board Bids For Proposed Speaking In Harlem Discusses Plans, Company Building Drive-In Theatre Projects For Year Opens Tomonow Astronomer Tells Seeing 'C an als' On Planet M ars School Building Group To Moke Decision Today 11-Year-Old Girl Scalped; Machine Catches Hair Tuneroi Services will Be Conducted Today For F. Nixon Brunette, Three Blondes Leading In Beauty Contest Mythical Joe Smith Invited T o Demos' Drive (Kick-off Hospital Notes Special Consultant For Veterans Will Be Here Sept. 10 Cions Completed For Open House Sunday Afternoon aw Weather e a p o n s Mrs. James Partin, president of the Oviedo P-TA called a board meeting Thursday evening to dis­ cuss plana and projects for the coming aebool year. Membtra-af the hoard present Included tea folfowjng chaj flOMfo. Mrt.'F.'M . It&hk*: s w p tetity, lb * . T. L. Lingo Jr.; blue ribbons, Mra. John Even*:' civil defense end safety, M. H. DeShato; publicity and historian, Mrs. R. W. Estes; health, Mra. W. C. Schuma­ cher; Institutional representative of Boy Scouts, W. A, Teague; mem bership end publications, Mra. A. A. Myers; music, Mra. John Courier Jr.; program, Mra. James Pearton; recreation, Mrs. Milton Gore; study court#, Mra. W. H. Martin; and room mother captain, Mra. John Duds. Alto the following room moth­ ers were named; flrat grade, Mrs. Sparks Lee Clonte; second grade, Mra. A. 11. Ray Jr.;thlrd grade, Mra. Henry Walcott; fourth grade, Mrs. T. Aulln; fifth grade, Theron Reynold*; sixth grade, Mrs, Bob Slavik; aaventh grade, Mrs. Ben Walnwright; eighth grade, Mrs. Marion Estea; ninth grade, Mrs. R. C. Miller; tenth grade, Mra. Jo* MUtter Jr.; eleventh grade, Mra. Roy Welienbargr; and twelfth grade, Mrs. John Dttda. Announcement waa made that the annual teachers supper will be held Friday, Kept, 14 at 7 p. m. at the Memorial Building. The meeting was adjourned after which refreshments were aerved by Mra. Partin. C of C Directors Urged To Attend Meeting Tuesday The regular monthly meeting of the Board o f Directors of the Remlnole County Chamber of Commerce will be held in the P int Federal Ravine* and Loan Building, 119 West First 8L, on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. Georg* Touhy, President of tha local Chamber o f Commerce urged •very director o f tho organisation to attend thla meeting "as a num­ ber of very Important matters will be discussed." Rotary Program Is Kept Secret For *omo reason or ether, tho program scheduled for Monday's meeting o f Uw Sanford Rotary Club ia being kept a secret by Franela Roumlllat program chair­ man for tho day, Alt that ha* boen divulged, so for, is that aa old cash register containing away coins plays aa Important rale ia tho program aad that a weft known local I s tartan la tends to offers tha Urn that ft auty ho worth while for a fun ottradsura to bo oa STURGIS, Ky., (R - State offl. clals were ready to declare mar* tlal law In this western Kentucky mining' and farming community today aa National Guardsmen and State Police prepared for a 'show­ down with an expected crowd at 1,000 Intent on keeping nine Negro youth* from attending Sturgis High SchooL AdJ. Gen. J. J. B. Williams re­ turned from a conference with Gov. A. B. Chandler In Frankfort. He had papers needing only hla signature to put this community of approximately 5,000 persona mder martial Uw. The National Guard commandir aald the papers were drawn up by the governor aa a precaution­ ary measure since reports had been recalved at leait 1,000 per* •on*, including coal miner- * '*n ’ e*rt»y Pleasure Ridge, were ex•wetod to gather at the previously all-white school Tbe Ouardamen and State Po­ lice stopped an angry erewd yes. terday, escorting the nine Negroes Into end out o f the school. Tho students later vowed thay had "enrolled to stay," Gen. WllUama said ho would declare martial law, under which tho community, Including Ite courts, would be under military rule, only if It la necessary, Don Sturgill, Kentucky's deputy safety commissioner, aald tho governor had given Gen. Williams authority te call in all tho Na­ tional Ouardamen necessary to preaerva coder aad keep them la Sturgti m ill "spring U aocee. aary,"------ • * * * ■ Eighteen police ears were Parked in front cf the school build# Ing this morning. TWope manned machlnegung which, were aat up around tho building. Other troops patrolled the corndorv, classrooms and *td*waiks wHh carbine* and burp aunt, Sturgill quoted the governor as saying ho “ waa ashamed of tha W* / , U*V p^P'e of Sturgis hava acted. This It a government o f law, not a government of men and If anyone gate hurt I want it td ®ob> n°t tt*.M tturgin reported local officiate were cooperating 100 per cent with the state government. Seven mm ware arretted on breach o f peaee charges jester* fl»t-iwlnclng crowd attempted to stop entry o f tte Negro youths into the school. Farm Bureau W ill Gather Sept. 18 A t FFA Building Tho 8* mlnolo County Farm Bureau's board o f diracton hold a meeting at tha homo e f tha organlrstlon'e president. W. W. Lins, on Silver Lake, Wednesday. Officials report that alt mom. ben of the board w en preoeat Also attending tha meeting wax Robert W. Cox, representative at the Florida Farm Bureau, The agenda Included the dla* cuaslon q r many Rems of business which will he presantad at tha next regular mooting of tho BornInolo County Farm Bureau which Is slated for Sept. II. The meeting scheduled for Sept, 18 will bo held at the Future For­ mers Building at Somlnolo High School A covered dl*h supper, with tha mala meat course being fumlaftad by the Farm Bureau, will ho served. This to tho first meeting oehedoled since Juno and official* art urging n full GKNKKATOR PLACED IN OPERATION PALATKA m - Florida Pewef and ligh t Co. has placed to or. ♦ration ita eight-million dollar. 80,000-kilowatt generator for curt rent te Palatka, DeLand, Bt Anguitin#, Burnell aad Stark* and Additional Local New s O n Pa ge 7 �n THE SANFORD HERALD F t p 2, Frl. Sept. 7, 1956 Veteran's Corner All Church Notices must be presented at The Herald offico by 10 a. m. on tho tiny before publication, The lotne 12,000 Florida Veter­ ans expected to enter schools and training establishments this full under the Korean UI Bill were urged today by V. S. Parker, Manager o f the Veterans Ad­ ministration Regional Office nt Rt. Petersburg, to file their appli­ cation* now to avoid unnecessary delays. Application forms may be ob­ tained at any VA office. The com­ pleted application, along with a photostat nr. certified copy of the veteran’s separation paper, should lie sent to the VA Regional Office, NOT to VA headquarter* In Washington, D.C. To help sehool-going veterans make their arrangements in ad­ vance, Parker Issued a check-list o f steps that must be taken be­ fore they enroll: (t ) Choice of a goal, and o f a training program Unit will lead to the goal. Sinco the law allows a veteran only one change of pro- Qhwich, yioiksA . FIRST BAPTIST CltURCH OVIKDO Lm U U Day. Paalor Sunday School »:43 a.m. Moraias Worship l!:oo a.m. Training Union 6:14 p m. Evening SerWeea Ti30 p.m. Wadnaaday Prayer Service 7:30 p.m. H1XCRKST BAPTIST CHURCH Geneva * Sunday morning aervlceat U a.m. Sunday School. U a.m. Morning Worship Sunday evening service*: 1:14 p, m. Training Union 1:30 p.m. Evening Worehlp Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting MOUTH SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH East 17lb Si. At Park Ave. The end of your aearek For a friendly Chnrch. Gerald B. Price Pester Milton Higginbotham H.H. Super . latendent Sunday Bible Nchnnl 10 a.m. Preaching 11 a.m, Illbje Study 7 p.m. Evangelistic Preaching 7:45 p.m Prayer ktectlng (Wed.) 7:45 p.m. Missionary Pramlllanlal You Are Welcome FIRST FREMBYTERIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. and .Third Ht, Rev. A. G. Melania, Minister Mrs. George Touhy, Minister of I Music ASSEMBLY UP UU1> CHURCH Mias Katherine Brewn, D.C.E. Utb St, end Laurel Ave. 5:45 a.m. Morning Worship Rtv. George 8. Roe* Sunday School 4:43 a.m. Solo • "The Holy City" Adams Stanley Brumlty Morning Worship 1) a.m. Sermon • "Stand Up and Ba Youth Service #:45 P-® Counted" The Rev. A. G. Me* Evangelistic "ally 7:45 p.m Innla Prayer and Bible Study Wednca9:45 a.m. Sunday School day at 7:45 p.m. “ Remember a glad hand Invites 10:50 a.m. Session meets for prayer In tha Session Roam. you to worship with us." 11 a.m. Morning Worship Antham • "He That Shall Endure CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH to the End," Mendelssohn Bar. J. W. Parham. Paster Chancel Choir Gar. PenHaenth Rt, Oak Ava. Sunday School 4:45 a.m. Sermon • "Stand Up and Be Morning Worship Service 11:00 Counted" The Rev. A. O. Mclnnli n.m. Nurseries for children under Training Union 6:15 p.m. It's a three, and threa to alx, every Sun* family affair. day Morning during the Worship Evening Worship 7:40 p.m. Hours 8:45 a.m. and 11 a.m. "Coma thou with us and wa will 7 p.m. Senior High Fellowship da that good.' 5 p.m. Evening Worship Sermon - The Rev. A. G. Mclnnls PINECREST BAPTIST MISSION LUTHERAN CHURCH Sponsored By OP THE REDEEMER CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Ml W, isth Place Located at Phone m « The Pinecrcat School . W. 37ll» The Rev. PhllUp Schlossmann tar. C. W. plank Mission Patter Paster 1:44 a.m. Sunday School Sunday School 4il6 a.m. CHURCH OP CHRIST Bible Class 6:16 a.m. Snd St It F.lm Ave. Service 10:30 t.m. • Evangelist "Prayer For The Day" phone 1926 Ralph Brewer Jr. Service* FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SUNDAY . SCIENTIST. Bible Study 10:00 a.m. a#0 E. Second St. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Services 11:00 a.m. Evening Worship g;00 p.m Sunday School 8:30 a.m. WEDNESDAY Wednesday Evening Meetings 1:00 Bible Study 8:00 p.m. p.m. Lesson-Sermon "Subalance" WEST SIDE BAPTIST Reading Room located la Foyer ef Comer el West Fifth and Holly Church: Building open to public "WELCOMES YOUM 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. A MUnionary, New Testament A cordial Invitation la extended Open Bible Church For to all to attend our services and THE PEOPLE use the Reading Room. W » . L. Stephens ...... Pastor HT. LUKE'S LUTHERAN — R, D. Cretglow ______ Sunday In Hlavla (Near Orled*).-: i, School SupL (, Rtv. Stephen M. TWhy Paster Sunday School i;L~L l...... 10;a.m, Morning Worship 1:25 a.m. Radio Mission Broadcast at 1:40 Gospel of John Chapter R a. m. over WORZ (740 kc) Preaching Service .......... Uia.m. Teal ............ — Gent la Able Sunday School 0:00 a. m— for all ago groups, Bible Study ......... ........ 7 p.m. Christian Day School _ Monday “ BAPTIST CATECHISM" through Friday 0:00 a.m, - (AU Preaching Service ..... 7:46 p.m. elementary gratlaa and kinder Tent ...........- .... Would You Fell garten.) The Teal? Prayer Service .. Thurs. 7:30 p.m CHURCH OF JESUB CHRIST "Articles Of Faith" OF LATTER DAY SAINTS \ TH E R E IS A REASON A, Q. Pitta liraech l’r#sid*Bl COMB AND NEE" City Hall Sunday School ]0 a.m. THE FIRST CHURCH Sacrament Matting g p.m. OP THE NARARENK ’■Saaford'a Hinging Church" ELDER KPUINGH BAPTIST flerend Ave. At Maple St. CHAPEL It. II. Bpcar, Pallor Elder Springs Wa invite you to became e mem­ ber of our Sunday school. Tho Spoeeored fay First Baptist Church Sanford, Fla. opening service begins at 9:30 (0:00 a.m. am. Graded clatsaa are In session Sunday School W. O. Staniell, Superintendent from 6:60 to W;36 n.m. 11:00 a.m. For further Information call 3131 Preaching Dr, H. II. Marlin. Preacher or 1330. Frank Price la KupcrlnUndent. THE CHRISTIAN AND Morning wonhlp each Sunday at MISSIONARY ALLIANCE 10:45. CHURCH Training department* for age* Park Ave. and 14th HI, fl through 40 each Sunday at 6:30 Pastor: Rev. David H, Camilla pm. Telephone l i l t Evening avengeliatlc each SunSunday. Combined Morning Ser­ day _at 7:50 p.m. This Sunday vice 0:45 to 11:30 a m. Cell to evening evangelistic tervlre at the Worship 10:40 a.m. Evcnlag SerChurch of the Nasaicne Is a ills* viro 7:43 p.m. Unctly different eervlce from any Wednesday Prayer Scrvlco and ether throughout the week. It Is Bible Discussion 7:45 p.m. Chapel characterised by e volunteer choir, Choir Rchoarsa) tiler service. Thursday Youth Night Program spirited congregational singing, special muilra) numbers, testi­ 0:30 to 6:30 p.m. Devotional Time. monies to the glory of God, and Club Activities. Ladles Missionary Society (3 a brief evangelistic manage. You Fellowship will enjoy the' old'faihloned at- meetings monthly.) maepherc of this high service of Luncheon — 2nd Tuisday after* noon. Prayer and Busineaa — 4ih the week. “ Coma end seel" A nursery is open at alt regular Tuesday aftsrnooo. Sewing Circle services. Tha sanctuary I* coni, —4th Thursday morning. "A friendly church (or the fertably air-cooled. a hole family. H I LITTLE BROWN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ON THE HILL GENEVA Comer Park Ave, and 2Hh Ht. IV. A, ffllcnweod, Pastor J. Bernard Bool. Minister Sunday School |u a.m. When things go wrong as they Morning Worship Ji a.m. sometimes will, U-T.U. 7 p.m. When the road you're trudging Evening Worship g p.m, . seems all uphill, When funds are low and the debt* are high, NAM USD REVIVAL CENTER And you want to smile hut you Rev. L. F. Tasker, faster have to tl|h. W h i e rare 'e S e T s s i a * ypu veu dowry lin-nina Wont 10 a m. When u Upressing Morning Worship U a.m. I bit— Evening Evangelistic Service R u t If you must, but don't you 7:45 p.m. . Qliitt Weekly Services: ■Sunday School 6i46 a.m. Tuesday and Thursday 7:43 .CMsfea for «U ages. pm . Morning Worship 11iM e.m. Regular Saturday Morning Sermon: "Th« Pill of Jericho" Broadcast over WTRB 10:35 FOSTKB CHAPEL a.m. f METHODIST CHURCH PAULA CHURCH OF CHRIST lav. George K. Cariluu Lord’s Day: Bible Study It 16 e.m. t:46 am. Sunday Sekeol Worship Service II :M a m. H'6Q a m Worship Service Preaching Service 7:46 p.m. ; 1:66 p.m. Wonhlp Service E venose Welcome 9 CIIULUOTA BAPTIST CTIURCH Walter A. Roalh Jr., Paeter Sunday School 10 e.m. Morning Wonhlp Service 11 a.m. FREE METHODIST CHURCH Laurel Ave. et 411. 84 Sunday School 0:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. Evening Evangelistic 7:43 p.m. Wednesday night prayer end praise service 7:30 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Evening Worship Service 7:30 p.m. Sermon by the pastor. Prayer1 Meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY 111 East Second Slreel Meetings Bnnday Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Ilollaeia Mealing 11:00 a.m. Open-Air (Street Muting) 6:20 p.m. Y.PA. 7:00 p.m. 7:40 p.m. salvation Muting Tuesday Corp Codeti 3:30 p.m. Band Practice 4:00 p.m. Ladles Home League 7:40 p.m. Thuredar Prayer Muting 7:30 p.m, Saturday Open-Air (Street Meeting) 6:90 p.m. UPSALA COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rev. C. C. While Mleleter Mra. Clever Merre Pleelat Mlae Palriele Roeaman Aaat. Daniil Georga Ptiold, Aaat. Sept, el Church School Church School 10 a-m. Wonhlp 11 o.m. Westminster Fellowahip 7 p. ra. Willing Workers 7 p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. "Evarybody invited to attend our arnicas." FIRST METHODIST CHURCH Paelor Milton H. Wyatt 9:45 e.m. Church School Classes for ell ages, II a.m. Morning Worship Sermon "The Conquering Church" 7 p.m. HYF 7:45 p.m. Organ Vespera fl p.m. Evening Wonhlp Sermon • “ Then It A Time" Broadcast over W.T.R.P.. 8:30 p.m. Fellowship for young peopto. LAKE MARY BAPTIST CHAPEL Lake Mary, Fla. Pieter — Rev. H, A. Frith Jr. Sundajr-Briiool 9:45 a.m. Morning Wonhlp tt a.m: Training Union 6:40 p.m. Evening Wonhlp 7:40 p.m. Prayer Muling Wed. 7:50 p.m. HOLY CROSS CHURCH (Episcopal) Rev. H. Lyttieten Zimmerman B. D., Rector ' loth Sunday after Trlalty Holy Eucharist 1:00 a.m. Choral Family Eucharlat and Addrtss 4:13 a.m. Church 8chool 9:16 a.m. PAOLA WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH a Miles West oa Rt. 46 Sunday School 1:45 a.m. Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Wcilcyan Youth 6:45 p.m, Evening Wonhlp 7:30 p.m, Wednesday Prayer Muting 7:30 p.m. * Everyone Welcome Rev. Cadi W. Shaffer Pianist Mra. Nancy Giles, ChUdreo’a Choir Director. Mr. George Petold, Assl SupL of Church School. Church School, 10:00 a.m. Classes for all ages. Wonhlp 11:00 a.m. Children's Service 11:00 a.m. Young People 1:30 p.m. Children 6:30 p.m. Wonhlp 7:10 p.m. Everybody invited to attend all our services. County Personals Lake Mary ■y VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON Mr. and Mra. John Peckham have returned from a vacation that took them a> far north a* London, Canada. In and around Detroit they viaited relatives. LeRoy Humphrey is anothar one of Lake Mary's lucky fishermen. He landed > seven pound bass, Aug. 46. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Varn are home again after a vacation apent with her rousin, Mra. Leila Hilt In Alexandria, Va. While there, they saw Mount Vernon ami all the principal monument b u i l d i n g s and museum* in Washington. Bill Smalhers, US Navy Recruit, laft Thursday for Great Lakes, III. Training Station. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Owen of klarietta, Ga., have rented one of the Zimmerman house* on Crystal Laka Ave. Mra. Owen la a sister of Mn. O, P. Westmoreland, former resident of Lake Mary. Mr*. Ida Koogb returned Friday from a vacation spent via Ring re. laUvcs in the Carolina*, Pennsyl­ vania and her son-in-law and daughter.-Mr. - and Mrs. Richard Tbomaa in Ypillanti, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. John Blgglo of Wanaque, N.J., have arrived to oc­ cupy their home on Orand Bend Ave. Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Goble end three children hove returned from Chipley, where ho was employed by the telephone company this summer. Mra. Lennox Pay and four chtldren are home again from an extended visit with friends and re­ latives in New Jersey end upper New York. It will be remembered that Mr. Fay Is serving e tour of duty oversea*. lake Mary girls attending the "Welcome Freshmen" tea, given by the Gammas Thursday after­ noon et (he home of Mrs. Charles G. Marian, were Miss Sue Ann Toney. Mi** Cecillia Milited and Min Linda Humphrey. Mr. and Mr*. Damon Scott and (hrea children, and his mother, Mrs. Minnie Scott returned Sunday nliht from a short vacation apant with rtlativaa in Naw Jersey and Pennsylvania. , Mr. and Mrs. J. I*. Avery ere home again, following a few days spent in North Carolina, whare railed by tha serious illness of his sister. Mra. Jamas CasGs and son, David of Jacksonville were the Labor Day wtekrnd guests of her grand­ mother. Mr*. Bessie Saundert. Mr*. Castle will be remembered aa the former Sonya Ben Hughes of Jacksonville. The Bev. end Mr* L. W. Scott returned Friday from ■ vacation sprnt with friends and relatives in CHURCH OF GOD Rev. H. W. Hendrreea, Paeter French Ave.'nud tlnd SI. Sunday School 8:45 a.m. KiangcIUllc Service 7:30 p.tn. Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Young Tuple Service Thurs­ day 7:30 p.m. ERENMER METHODIST CHURCH curve Heights Rev, Edward Martin. Paeter Sunday School 10 a.m. Clifford E. Johnson, superintendent Preaching Service 11 am. MYF 3 p m. Prayer muling.Thursday, 7: so p.m. CHURCF OP GOD OF FKOPHECY SMI Rim Ave. J. Lamar Gilmer, Faster Sunday School 4:44a.m, Morning Warship U:ao a.m. Evangelistic Service 7:44 pm . T u n e d ay: Worn ’a Missionary Hand will meet at 7:11 p. m. Thursday: Young People's Service at 7:45 p. m. Evarybody Welcome Go To Church Sunday Commission Will Study Submerged Land Before Sale HEBRKW-CHRISTIAN singing evangelist Lester L. Marx will apeak at tho morning aervTca of the Assembly uf God Church, 12th St. end Lairal Ave., Sunday morning et 1) o'clock. Rev. Georga Rasa, paster of the Aeaambty of God Church, said that Man: will giye a demonstration of the Jewish Passover in the Light of the Lord’s Supper, during hla address. and around Dunkirk, N.Y., hi* formar church. The Community Church had a ham supper last Wednesday eve­ ning and in spite of frequent abowera a good crowd enjoyed the meal. More than 144 was cleared, which was turned over to the Building Fund. Mr. and Mra. J. J. Matthew? of Waycross, Ga., were guests, over the Labor Day weekend of hit brother-in-law and alilar, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tllll*. Mra. J. L. Bullard, Mra. W. P. Burke and daughter, Geylo visited In Jacksonville thla past week, at tho homes of Mrs. A. Toro, Mra. Mary Wilaon, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Ram Jowers. Mrs. Kelly Young arrived SaUirday from Fort Wayne, ind. Her husband, had been dismissed from the hospital where he underwent surgery and is making a good re­ covery at home. Mr. and Mra. Alfred B. Oellerlch have rented one of the Evans house* on Liltle Lake Mary. He ia serving a tour of duty with the Navy, stationed at NAS, Sanford. The Bev. and Mrs. S. J. Grady of Starke, arrived Saturday to spend sometime with her son end daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mr*. Franklin Lee. Mist Dorothy Lee entered Nurse* Training School at the Orange Memorial Hospital In Orlando, Tuesday. The Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Ellenwoo.l and three children wilt be moving into Lake Mary soon. He has accepted a call from the Bap­ tise Chapel. He comes here from Geneva. I Geneva By ADDIE PREVATT Mr. and Mra. Ed Fulford and family spent the holiday weekend In Tarpon Springs, with friends and relative*. Mrs. H. H. Geiger haa returned home after a two week* visit in Miami with her son Harold and her daughter-in-law, and son, Mr. and Mra. Wayne Grlgcr and daugh­ ter. Mr. and Mn. Jettie C. Shuler of Athens. Ga., spent the wrekemi here Visiting friend*. Mr. and 31rs. John Maxwell and grand daughter Kulh had as their guest*.for the weekend, their son and father, Paul Maxwell of Ohio. Mr. end Mr*. David Oldham have moved beck to tha community af­ ter living for some time In Day­ tona Beach. Mr. end Mra. Lester Harper and family apent the weekend in Naw Smyrna Beach with Mr. and Mn. Mslvin Harper and family. Mr. and Mra. Mrrle Summersill had a* their rerent guests, Mr. end Mrs. Oggic Shear and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goodall and family of Ft, Lauderdale. The Misses Vtllccn and Addle Prcvatt and Luyine Stone spent Sunday afternoon at New Smyrna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Rodgers nf Rest Haven called on Mr. and 3!r*. Coder and Mr. and Mra. J. C. Shuler Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Goit enter­ tained the following guests, Satur­ day evening, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ellen wood, Mrs. La Rue Alderman, Mrs. Goorgo Lindsey and Mrs. Judson Leonard. Albert Woolson Memorial To Be Dedicated Soon GETTYSBURG, Pa. ( * - A stat­ ue of an ancient warrior—Ins! surviving member of the North­ ern Army—sits proudly erect on a fallen tree to survey the mesdow across which Pickett led the famous charge of hi* gnllsnl Confederate forces In a losing cause a century ego. The Albert Woolson bronze de­ picts the Union veteran in ht* de­ clining years, his gnarled hand resting on a walking stick. He wears - the blue uniform of me Grand Army o( the Republic, which he donned at a young drum­ mer bov in the waning months of (he Civil War. The statue, slightly larger than life size, is the creation of Dr, Ovard Fairbanks, noted Western sculptor. It arrived last week nt this national shrine—scene of the bloody battle that historians Imvo called tho turning point of the war, whare the strife — torn nation's president later delivered his immortal address. The memorial will be formally dedicated Sept. 13. Maj. Gen. U.S. Grant HI grandson of the famed Union general, ia to deliver the principal address, Tha national auxiliary of the Son* of Union Veteran* raised (17,000 lo commission tha statue as a tribute to Woolson and all hla comrade* in arms who have long since passed on. Woolson died at the ago of 199 Aug. 2 in Duluh, Minn., the last TALLAHASSEE I * - Gov. Coltins say* the state will sell no submerged land in Pinellas Cmwtv until views of the FIs. Land Use and Resources Study Commission have been obtained. A moratorium on Pinellas land sales wa* aaked by President Floyd Brown of the Alliance for the Conservation o f Natural Re­ sources until after the commission hns made a complete survey of tho area. "Rather than deal with any speeifie moratorium, It would accom­ plish (he same purpoie If wo adopt a policy that we will not deal with Plnella* land* wllnout an express statement from tho land u»c comm inion ," Collins said. The moratorium suago-tod drew objection* from Dr. Bradley Wal­ dron, representing Hyman Green and Associates which is promot­ ing a development to he known as Tiers Verde. It has applied for purchase of land* in Lower Boca Clega Bay for tt*e In the project. Tho application will be adver­ t e d and a hearing held after six weeks have elapsed. Waldron said the development ha* been planned for yeara and Brown "is not a developer nf the area and is not speaking with the voice of Pinellas County." Brown hsd said (hen- are "to.000 objectors to sate of submerg­ ed Pinellas land.*. gram, he should make sure h| chooses correctly; (J) Veterans who ate not sur| •bout their Gi training goals may request vocational counseling t< help arrive nt ■ sound choice. F ill In the appropriate spare for tourM seling on VA’s training applica­ tion form; (3) Veterans must be suVe th* course they plan to taka haa been Gi-approvrd by the State. Thlt information is available at tha VA Regional Office,-but NOT,at VA headquarters in Washington; (4) Veterans should complete arrangements for admittance to their school before filing appljfe cations with VA because they must know beforehand whelhe* they can meet the school's ra* qulremenlt for admission; (5) Send applications to VA al soon a* possible, after eomplet* ing arrangements for admittance with the. school. This will enable VA to Iron out any snag* that may .develop before school starts) (fl) Check VA application* ear*j| fully before mailing them to Y A P With an Incomplete application, VA will hava to writ# to lha veteran for the m ining Irtforma* lion. A photoitat or certified copy o f the veteran’* aeparatlon paper must be Included. (7) Veteran* with depend***1* should have tha necanary proof of dependency ready when VA re­ quests It. For a wife, this would mean a photostat of th# marrlag®. certificate and, for a child, a pho­ tostat of the birth certificate! nnd (8) veterans should taka along enough money to tide them over th* two months of trainingUnder th# law, payments can only be made after each - '’ nth of training completed. Further, ba* fore VA may make th# monthly payments. It must receive • certification signed by the vetefm ^ nnd htf school, slating that h » bn* been In class all month. Tha law pi lows VA 20 day* after re­ ceipt of certifications to g*( checks in the mail. 66,752,000 Hold Jobs In August* WASHINGTON I*— A record number of 60,752.000 persons held job* In August, the government reported Wednesday. This was a now peak for the third straight month this summer. The total of Jobholder* w i l swol­ len by an unusual number o f stud­ ent* seeking and getting vacation Jub*V tho eCiiiu* Bureau *ald. The number of atudent* getting Jobs, tho Census Bureau said, noo in tho number of unemployed from July to August, tho bureau added. This decline wa* «n# of the largest for tills period since World War II. The number of jobless was listed at 2.105.000 In mid-August wnen the rount wa* taken. This com ­ pared with 2,633.000 In July and with 2,237.000 in August 1933. of 400,000 GAR veterans, llo did not participate In the battle of Gettysburg. Three veterans ol (he Confederate Army survive. The oldestj i o w Is 113. FAtTlY DIAP and blind, Mrs. Rose Goldstein, 70, ia shows with some o f her h o a r d 46, 137.D8-L*t her Brooklyn, N.Y, apartment. Police, investigating two recent burglaries in which aha was robbed of about 11,000, located tho money in crumpled bilti at tha bottom of an old % trunk. Mrs, Goldstein, known * for peddling shoelaces, gather* ing rags and begging, haa placed her money in the bank forsafety Novara BETTER C A RNever a BETTER BUY! Would you hallevn it? You inn own n big, new Pontiac . , . loaded with luxury featured . . . with 124' wheelDoan, rugged X-member frame. . . plus the brawn and "g o " o f 227-h.p. nt n budget-pleasing priue! Pontine prices start below 43 email-car models! See for yourself. . . now! ROW IS THE TINE TO T I A I E MT THE K IT IUV OF TNI VU t ON TNI MOST lietTIM Ola OF TNI TU I! F0NT1IC KCfNTLV MOKE U NASCAR ENDURANCE MO SKEO REC0IM AT I0MKVIUE. UTAH 1 ***** •fiWW* 6l Los Angelas; eel sheeting bar lOSad birthday, D picturod wtth her eons, Arthur Aadeem* (left), Tl. and Alvin Antenna SI. Bhe open! the day talking wtlh friend* who dropped l i St her hone te congratulate hoe. (JaUraeitowt JenadphVmJ, • P o n t ia c 301 W, FIRST ST. WILLIS PONTIAC PHONE M0 �Tyrone Power and Kim N ovak Rom ance in 'D uchin Sto ry' f FEATURE - 8:17 SATUKDAY ONLY j M ount aura am Q itw n m n im i not MW I ■'A L.tii£A>U iVis.HTKKU FTCriffiE FEATURE — 7:21 PLUS tell* “ I LOVE YOU." Tyrone co star Klin Novak as *h bin Picture*’ '‘The Eddy CincmaScope and color by Hi t\trc in TOW UUAPTKK NO. S "HUN FRUITERS OF TIIE NORTHWEST" Radio & TV Log SUNDAY ft MONDAY h Me aaiaurt tan*.. t itw p r "A Scene from JUBAL. phtyiiiyr ot the Movioltiml UidoIn Theatre Sunday ami Monday.” Columbia Picture* present in Technicolor and Cinemascope •JUBAL". Starring C.lcnn Ford, Ernest Borgnlne, Rod Steiger. •JUBAL" plays at the MOVIELAND RIDE-IN THEATRE Sunday and Monday. Scheduled fur Tuesday arxl Wednesday 1* 'SHEPHERD OF THE HILI.S" with John Wayne & Betty Field, plus "OUTSIDE THE LAW” as the second feature. "THE AFRICAN LION” a nm.t exciting True-Life Adventure fea­ ture by Walt Disney will play Thursday ft Friday. GLENN FORD ERNEST BORBNiNE ROD STEIGER FEATURE 7:53 — 10:11 “CHILDREN UNDER 12 ADMITTED FREE" When Bob Buhl suffered u chip fracture of tho index fin­ ger on his pitching hand the Mil­ waukee Brave missed only nine days o f action. HOUSES CAN (SET RICH <|UI( K NEW YORK (AIM— Horses can earn money ipdeker tlmn humans —some bora;*, that Is. This year, for example, it is l*or*iUo for a top notch thoroughtired to win $100,000 or the great­ er part of it on any o f 2d occa­ sions. Some 100,001) races yet to be run nru the United Notions Hundicup at Atlantic City on •Sept. 15, The tjaidcu Stnte on Oct. 27 and the Washington D.C. at Laurel on Nor. 12. TIih first such race of 105(1 wu.i thu Santa Anita Maturity on Juu. 28. Tile biggest taka was f t 2.1,150 to D A 11 Stables Needle* for winning the Kentucky Derby. ,S><» your Family in CqLo R movies jh 1:10 a.i■till o.lo tu.i'U 10:10 It.no 12.uu H ill 12.11 12:55 3:15 t:ln 1:00 S.lu [ilk 0:(ill Slid 7.00 WIEBOLDTS CAMERA SHOP 210 PARK AVE. P H O N E 6H7 T in a:«o Silo Siuo 0:10 Iit:eo Imill 11:00 II 10 tlilO 11:11 ll:on 13:10 t:O0 4r Oil v,nd 1:10 S: oo *|10 * on • on ■tin n on 5 10 tiigim 10:10 II mi 13:0* « r.A « 35 1:00 on 0,10 10 no 10:10 Hioo li :t l 1113<i 11.15 BUT: WE'VE LOST OUR LEASE! 46 PIECES OF APPLIANCES, T. V. AND AIR CONDITIONERS MUST BE SOLD BEFORE SAT. SEPT. 15 — NO TRADES - 308 E. 1st he finally Is persuaded to return to New York to sec his son, he find* '■imsetf unable to break through the boy's resentful ac­ ceptance o f hla presence. Duchin again flees, Into World War H where he serve* as a Naval com­ bat officer. After the war, Duchin again trie* to resume his aban­ doned rote as a parent, using his music to win the boy's accept­ ance; this quest for a new happi­ ness is marked by a conflict be­ tween father and son so powerful It Is certain to be discussed and remembered for years to rome. Rex Thompson I* excellent as Peter, the boy who learns he must meet his own father half-way, and James Whitmore is properly sympathetic as Duchln’i friend and manager. Victoria Shaw, Australian-born screen newcomer, is truly electric a* the British war refugee who tenches the fa­ ther how- h e r u ^ u a c h Ids son, and| whi> In .irh.'jvc m on demanding beyond his yaara. The Sanford Herald FEATURE — 9:20 ONLY i umph than most men ever live to know. Miss Novak, fresh from a personal triumph la the memor­ able "p icn ic", reportedly contri­ bute* a vivid n picture of a girt in love In "The Eddy Duchin Story". Here, in sharp contrast with her "P icn ic" role, she Is a famous, beautiful, sophisticated young woman who possesses the wholehrarted warmth that can delight in sharing peanut* with pigeon* on n rain-swept romantic Central Park afternoon. Their romance Is said to be as warming as a sunset; their mar­ riage, an idyllic time during which Duchin steadily rises to suprem­ acy in the world of popular mu­ sic. He is a radio nnd recording star, society's favorite band lead­ er. when Marjorie dies shortly after the birth of their son. Duchin abandons his son and his rity; he emharks upon a year-long roncrrl tour and a KARLSRUHE. Clcrnnny — period of personal despair. When Otto John, former chief ol the We l‘ Herman Intelligence service wlui crossed into the Suslet lone in I f .l ami returned last year, was formally accused Friday o f ' treason. The charge we* filed in the Fedodrnl Supreme Court here. It followed an eight-month inves­ vvijhu tv c u m s K L « tigation Inin the * *UU a mys­ o iit.tx n u tery of the cel1' period. FHIDVt K vitxixn Hi- crossed in i Berlin July S OS Adientur# With Unci* TValt 20, 1051. with n ei.l. Dr. Wolf­ 5:10 Klim Ear* gang Wohlgemuth, a Berlin physi­ 4.00 Waalhar-Newa-HporU cian with Communist sympathies t ill John 0*lT N*w< who I* still in the East. S 10 tSpuiliRtii un tiporlt ItanilalVuu* He told a news conference In 0:11 I no llulltMuDU Huninur Th**tr* East eflrmany ylhrcc weeks later 111* lUibln Hood lie had defected to w irk for peace v.uo t.’ruaadcr *;JU I'lrtYltoUP* of SUn and against a revival of militar­ y:oo Umlci current ism in West Cicrmany. mill IMnli.Milnm Wul* Dili tinny I'ntr.il lie returned last Dee. t2 with 11)100 10:10 l.lto ot Itlloy the help of a Danish newspaper 11:00 Nlaht Nona ltaport correspondent and wa* placed un­ 11.15 Htarlliilit Thralr* der arrest on a warrant alleging 11:10 UlKti-ufr S tT U IIltl suspicion of treason. MUM.XIMtt Otto John Faces Treason Charge ouvuc t * VMM The story of a fabulous lifetime, a Mending of stardust.nnd suf­ fering. passion and pair., music and magic, arc glowingly told In Columbia Pictures’ ''The Eddy Duchin Story' according to ad­ vance report. The new film *tar» Tyrone Power a* the handsome young musician who shook the golden towers of Manhattan with his bunds on the keys of a piano, amt beautiful Kim Novak a* Mar­ jorie Oelrichs the girl of hi* dream*. In Cinemascope and col­ or by Technicolor, “ The Eddy Duchin Story" open* Sunday at the Ititz Theatre, Power i* said to give a truly impressive performance as the gifted musician who knew more drama a-i t despair, love anad trl- REQUIRED OR ACCEPTED NO REFUNDS or EXCHANGES — TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED — NO SALES TO DEALERS RADIO Phone 417 OUK NEW STORE AT IIS— 320 E. tat— CORNER SANI-Old) AVE. WILL UK OPEN .MONDAY SEPT. 17 11:00 11:10 IS:in 1;Oo 1 10 1:15 •:00 7:1(1 1 »o 4:lo 3ilS 1 10 t oo 1:0* 4 00 4:15 1:10 7:ou Tito 4.no ■ to » no 1,1(1 |n no 10:10 11.00 11 15 II jo IlitV 7:1* T tt I 00 s-so 0 on Sin to on lo an 11:0* 11:00 13 10 13:15 13:55 1,00 4 oo 5100 1:14 ( 00 * tt 1:00 7:10 •:I'll IllO Ml *1(1 10:00 10:30 III** 11:30 13:11 ulfcn-un ITuurdm lUsutu* Nun a* Wi-Attier CApU'll K^IIK-Ouo ‘ Fun’ Wink) Dink A. Yuu Mr. WIlAld 111* Tup Kuturo Farmer* at America Altorn*** Kit in Karo llna. 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Starring John Wayne nnd Lnna Turner. 111:.n The Eddie Duchin Story tiR A in .s t:i;c. i ’AJ’il.I.ON, Neb. <Al*)— Karl Nagel i. wundcilin: vvhothcr hen* have idurted to grade thoir own Cnrmcn Cavallnru, oitn of the eggs, lie has nn e.-g with w per* top Instrumentalists of show lm.-i- feet, natural '2 '' uti the phcll. ness anti pltumigraiih m u n i s , is the man behind tho keyboard Joint Nesbitt's TRUE story magic in Columbia Pictures* "rite Kddy Duchin Story," starring Tyrone Power and Kim Novak in Cl ncm aSc opo and color by Tech­ nicolor. Cavallnrn recorded 3o of the most popular songs connected presenting with Dnchin'o meteoric musical again career, 21 of which were usrd in the production, and lie also help the stirring ctl coarh Power, who play* the sea epic title mlc. in the tlaual sequence* at th'e piano. 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STO RY T IC H N IC O L O R 7:43 - l:SS �w ■ jj . Sanford Is Growing-Professional Help Needed To Aid Development . Tbtra li no fitting away from It. Sanford la not a small town anymore. frjut; It haa only been a very few yearn since " ‘ Sanford waa generally considered a small. town agricultural center. And moat folks " In Sanford can still remember when there was always a place to park on First Street, . _ '" ' when many of the subdivisions which now ' ' dot our community were farms and “ court' ‘ tag places", and when there were empty £ * lots where businesses a n d homes n o w > stand. ‘ ' Things are changing and changing fast. ' And they are going to keep on changing. Sanford and Seminole County Is growing Y - " and there is no stopping it. ' ‘ ' New people, new businesses, new resour' ces* new ideas - all-have come to Sanford, »*• ' contributed to the change, and token their ptue In onr community life -! But apparently, this Is only the bog innlng. Right now - In the turning stage of San­ ford's history - In the looking forward to a population that far exceeds the expecta­ tions of the optimist, Sanford needs des­ perately professional planning. 'Within the next decade, the period In which Sanford la destined to experience 'It* greatest growth, more than 25,000 new citizen* are expected to boost the local j«p .. ulatiun. It has been estimated that Sanford, „ In the next ten years, will grow to a |K»pulatlon of, from 45 to 55 thousand. •-f Such a growth presents a real and somoM what terrifying prospect, for. unless wo ’ "prepare for this growth we may. very well ba assisting in the strangulation and death tof what la today a very fine community. - Unites we make plana now for the growth " Which we know la aheAd, we may very well he faced later with problems so insurmount‘ ' able aa to be impoaaible to solve, h , The prediction on Sanford’a growth, und Aftor actual experience in the present growth, ' tasani many things to many people. To the - businessman, It means more customers and . bigger profits. To the builder and duvqlo- T h t Sanford Herald ruHtoStS only Knot SstunUr site Bun«l«y __ — |IHi|| M m h i I else* waiter Oeteber IT. Itlt it 1 MM Fee* Otfle* a* testers. VKrtli U"d»f th# Set or ContriM of ilsreh I. lit* ^ mSD FSRKIXS, editor end Pubtlihir MARION HARMAN SB- axecntlve Ullor ■VEliTN J. OUBHINO. ASverttels* M m »«f th i < A tio etm d P rm ibi mo for reoMUfS’ In thli oowtpipor. tie* of lit t*e least lit* ! prlsl.il prli Nitloniltr bjr Uinoral (II a t a r i's lev in s. miiptmjm iiATKR At tents A d v .rlh ln C Sink Bid*. (lio r iU All Obfte*»7 Settle, "a* Mlllioi Stile** *i ff *utirtilnm l int fir thi puroon of riltlo* fOOdl will bl entreed fir it ricuUr idrirm in* rani. Page Frl. Sept. 7, I960 TODAY’ S BIBLE VERSE And as Hla custom was, Ha went into Um synagogue on the Sabbath ddy.—Luke 4 ill. He probably did not hour a very brilliant aermon, but tha greatest teacher and inspirer is a full church. W# may not be great­ ly helpad but we can help and encourage by our pretence. per, It means more homes. To the City o f­ ficials, It means the need for additional city services, more water m a i n s , more streets, more garbage collections, more po­ lice officers and more firemen. To the coun­ ty official, it means more roads, more schools, more health sen-ices and more pro­ tection. To the average citizen of Sanford and Seminole county, It means more people, more traffic, more problems, but above all it means more and bigger opportunities. To alt o f us, with the' proper planning and early action, it can mean better living. But we must have the proper planning and we must have early action. We must l>egin right now, as a community, to prepare for these 25 to SO thousand new Sanford citi­ zens who are expected to become a part of our community within Just n few short years. It 1h a great challenge. Rut one which this community, with aggressive leadership, can meet and conquer, There are great days ahead for all o f us If wo will but get ready for them. We have projxmed, on several instances, thut a "Sanford Development Commission" Into which could be drawn hundreds of fine citizens who have their community at heart, lie organized or formed, to study minutely every phase o f Sanford's growth and needs. Ill addition, there should be obtained, to pluit the orderly and progressive growth of Sanford, the services o f a professional plan­ ner. There's much at stake for us in the fu­ ture of one o f Florida's finest and most progressive cities. ■To prevent disorderly Hnd helter-skelter growth — orderly and planned growth must be made jiosslble. We have seen the mistakes of others and wc have watched the real development of still others. This is u time of decision. * • • Flood Insurance Act When h building Is destroyed by fire, the loss Is almost always erased by Insurance. When a stream goes on a rampage and de­ stroys millions of dollars worth o f pro­ perty, the loss Is almost never eraser! by insurance. Why? The basic reason is simple. Floods com­ prise one of the knottiest problems faced by the Insurance business, Despite much study and some costly experiments, no one has figured out how to insure against floods without making rates prohibitive. Congress nniiiiy finally took took not© note oofr tnui this iby pa*LoftgrfiiiH .. lucent »t Its „ . . . Jfnas. end. home owners will be able to buy flood in­ surance, with the government subsidizing a Urge part of the cost. The plan Is still In the experimental stage. Rut It is a good start at a concerted assault on one of the most serious menaces to real property. This Is one area in which federal aid to private enterprise is clearly In the public Interest. And now that the children have started back to school - things around the house will begin to get Imck to normal again. Larson Knows W hat Ike Likes show, Meat the Press, and asked By JAMES MARLOW Aooaetetad Praia New* Analyst If be would lneluds Btevenaos. th* WASHINGTON UR—Arthur Lar­ Democrats' presidential candidate son, a pleasant graying 45-yesr an- leader of hla party, is thla Larson old lawyer, has. a knack, of say­ new "American eanter. ing not only what President Elsen •aid: Ye*. hower likes to hear but what he In aa Interview Wednesday Lar­ ilkei to say, too. son waa asked—ainc# he put R e Elsenhower liked a recent book vanson ia this new center with by Larson so much he got him Elsenhower—how flteveusoo, the lo help on his speech-writing. Lar­ Democratic standard-bearer, dif­ son worked on Eisenhower's ac­ fered In any way from Elsenhower ceptance.speech at the Republican or If there waa a difference. Larson bammed and hawed over convention In San Frsndtco. But Rapubllcana like Larson, thi* bit and oaplaiaed ha hla trou­ who1 has been undersecretary of ble distinguishing between what labor two y ea n , must make Dem­ Stevenson really thinks Inside him­ ocrats like Adlai Stevenson feel self wad what ha saya officially confused enough to' scream in as a candidate. Since this could be Interpreted pain: "Get off my property or I’ll call the sheriff. Or Is this your a* meaning Larson thinks Btovtn- Social Security Changes By PAUL K. WEAVER Manager ef the Orlando ttoclal Security Ofllre Now that the starting ag* for women beneficiaries Is 02 instead ul 03, lev* lime in work covered Today, I'm addrcsslii!| my dis­ by «oclal security may tie tuquircussion of the new sucisl security cd In some cases for a woman law to women—to wives of retired worker to become Insured. CJeninsured workers, to widow* of de­ cinlly, the required time I* onoceased insured worker*, to women half the time elapsing after 1050 worker* who are In employment or to Ihe time she reaches age 02 instead o f oge 05, with a minimum self-cmployrd that count* toward of at least I'-ii years of rove red old-age and survivor* insurance werk. Under the amended law, kenclit*, and to those dependent a person who works continuously muthers who might become eligible after IUG5 can Iwrome Insured for *urvivor» payments If an in­ I with fewer quarters of eover- property?" In his 110-psge book—“ A Republicsn Looks At His Party” —Larson attempt* to show tho "new Rcpublicanlam" under Elienhower has a "genius" for doing the right thing in running government. In fact he say* the Republican* have discovered the "American conssnsus" — meaning general agreement among American* on what tc do— and at the same time gives the Democrats credit for very little. It's a very cool piece uf writ­ ing. And it may help the Republi­ can* In this election. But it is hardly what a political scientist would consider a textbook on gov­ ernment. Larson brushes over, almost without mentioning, the fact that the administration—no matter how well I* run* the government—I* standing on a foundation built up by Democratic programs over 10 year*. But Elsenhower endorsed Ihe book lavishly at hi* .new* confer­ ence last week. Still, Elsenhower bestowed hi* blessing with quadruple, built-in hedges which let him escape through roof, basement or big front door anytime anything in this book backfires. Said Eisen­ hower of the book: "I can't recall every detail that’s in It (hedge No. 1) . . . . So . . . I can't . . . say I stand by every statement (hedge No. 2) . . . but In general (hedge No.l) 1 thought he (Larson) expressed my philosophy of government ■* well a* 1 have seen It (and here comes hedge No. 4) In a book of that size." The book cover* too many phaiei of government to be synopslsed hero. But at one point Lar* •on said: "President Elsenhower and his associates have, for the first time In our history, discov­ ered and established the authentic American center In poUtics." He was reminded of this state­ ment Aug. 16 on the TV pasat sured son or daughter should die. j age. I mentioned Insuted statu* for Heretofore there ha* been a uni­ l women workers Iwcause It Is lmform age at which benelit pay­ I portent not only to those now 02 ment* could start for all benefici­ or nenring that age, but alto to aries other than children and wive* certain survivor* ( d e p e n d e n t or widows with children in their children, widowers, or parents) of esre. Hint age wa* 83: it remain* some workers who reach age 08 OS for male beneficiaries. The 1850 t.r died nftej June 20, 1054, with­ out having enough covered work amendment* to the taw, however, to, bn Insured under the old law. lower the age at which women can If they had enough work to be rrcelve benefit*. Beginning with Insured under tha amended law, November of this year (1850) wo­ they or their survivors may be men can start getting payment* at aide to qualify for benaflt pay­ ments. age 03. Today, I’ve explained how age Widow* and (in cSse there U no 02 has become Important to wo­ surviving child or spouse entitled man under tha nave facial security to benefit payments) dependent law. In my nsit article I'll tall mother*, may begin getting sur­ why ag* 5(1 is o f groat signific­ vivors benefit payments ..when they ance to many now disabled work­ reach age 03. They wilt get the er* formerly In employment or self-employment that counts to­ same monthly benefit that they ward old-ag* and survivors litwould have started to get at age turnne* bentflte, 05 under the old law, Wived" op' retlrvd tiuorrd work­ er* aml"~iYll’rrir'lnsUrrd wortlnjf women can. If they choose, start gettlnjz benefit payment* at eg* 03. However, the monthly bene­ fit amount pay aid* to them will lie somewhat less ' thin the amount* o f the benefits they would have received had they waited until aire (18. In case n wife or an insured working wo man elects to start getting bene­ fit* before age 05, she will con­ Wc have one of tti« cleanest atocka tinue to receive a reduced nmount to make room for moro trado-lni on after ihe reaches that ace. Thi' longer a woman waila after reaching age 03 and Itrfore Oi to start gelling payment*, the less the reduction in the amount of tha monthly benefit. As I have said above, however, once sho 0 Marti getting monthly payment* at a reduced rate, she cannot later qualify fo f the full amount. Let’s lake lha example of ■ woman who hit* Iwen employed in work covered by social security long enough to becutne Insured. Assume that her full monthly benefit amount, based on her av­ erage earning* in covered work, la |78. If she wait* until she reache* ag* H5 to retire, she will get that full amount every month from then, on. But the will reach 02 In November 1050. If she de­ cides to retire then, she can get old-age payments sterling with' November. The aniuunt ahe will rrcelve will Iw HU percent of Ilia monthly amount ihe would re­ ceive if she waited until ahe reached OS. Thi* will lx- S03.SU monthly Instead o f $78.00 per month. If she waits until she is 03 to start getting retirement pay­ ments, her benefit amount will be $07.00 monthly. Every year, and every month within a year in which aha put* o ff receiving retirement benefits up to age 08, will Increase her benefit slightly. I want to point out again, how­ ever, that once she starts getting reduced payments, she will not ba able to qualify later for the full payments. The above example applies also to the wlf* o f a retired Insured worker receiving benefits. In her case, however, the amount of (ho monthly benefit she would get, If aha chose to claim payments at ag* 03, would be 71 percent of what ah* would get if she waited until she reached age 0$. Aa In th* case o f the woman worker, th* wife's monthly payments will be n little larger each month ibe defers claiming benefit* after h«r. 62nd birthday and before she reaches tl$. However. If her re­ tired Insured husband should die at any time after ab* has begun to receive her reduced benefits she will begin receiving fulT widow's lieneflts plus the lumpsum death payment. T r y a n d Stop ■y BAL BOYLE NEW YORK (M-The »ur*»t way to quick wealth la America U to find out what the public want* —and five It to them tint. A tt-ycsr-oM entertainment gen­ ius who made a fortune giving the public what It wanted In the way of comedy and fictions I crime la sow rapidly enlarging that fortuns by satisfying the rising public interest la religion, Ha Is Bernard L. Schubert, pro­ ducer of "Crossroads," an ABC network show that has clergymen as its haroes. Th* show, now In it'* second y**r, waa tha first comawtieaUy sponsored national In* tortsIth religious program on tel­ evision. Its spontaneous success surprised moat people In tha In­ dustry. But not Schubert himself. "After all, mere Americans are deeply Interested In .ellglon today than at any time In history," he remarked.'"Some 80.3 per cent of the population belongs to churches now as compared to SS per cent In 1940 and a mere 10 per cent a hundred years ago." Until less than two years *gu Schubert had only a layman's interesl In religion, lie had won rer o Rnltlon as coproducer of the "Topper" programs and crime series, such as "Counter Spy," "Adventures of the Falcon," and “ Mr. and Mrs. North." "I hold the distinction uf once having hired Jack Webb for a minor rote In a radio crime show," said Schubert, a trifle glumly, since Webb taler, starring on "Oranet", probably made more out of crime then anybody, in­ cluding Jesse James. HELP WANTED Ambitious young Man or Woman, looking for a future. Starting salary will be depen­ dent on your ability in our line o f work. Good knowledge o f English, ability to . type is absolutely necessary. If you like to write, this is a real opportunity for you. Send all details to Box HSJ % The Sanford Herald. The ides tor "Crossroads" or­ iginated with • Catholic priest am) ■ rabbi. “ They wanted to show that the clergy did more than perform marriages, baptise children, and deliver funeral orations," said Schubert. "They wanted to show the full role clergymen play in their communities." Bchubert provided the technical know-how to carry out their wishes. At first ha ftarod there might be ■ shortage of good stories to dramatise. But, once word of hla project spread, story suggestions poured In from all parti of the land— and he bad a backlog of SOO at the last count. , "It seems like half the congre­ gations in the country think their clergyman la a hero," ho said. The story plots are checked for religious authenticity by an Interfaith board consisting of a Pro­ testant minister, a Catholic priest and a rabbi. "Not all the stories submitted are usable," Schubert remarked dryly. "One that w* turned down, for caample, told bow a Baptist clergyman finally managed to con­ vert a stubborn Methodist" He soon will start distributing the "Crossroad" aeries to seven foreign countries, ranging from Italy to AnatraUa. Neat year he plana to launch a live religious program in which various clergy­ men will answer the problems of reel people. "I am not a crusader," said Schubert "I merely am trying to present religion in aa Interesting fashion because that ia what peo­ ple are Interested in, and I be­ lieve in giving them what they want. "The Interest la particularly keen In young married couples between 3$ to AS. among whom the back-le-church resurgence Is Crime piad (or me," he eon eluded cheerfully. "Now 'I'v e ! turned from crime to teUglaa. a Mo -By IINNITT CIM- A LMOST EVERYBODY know* today-that "htue chlpa" atocka havt led tha atock market, sometime* doubling *” 4 tripling in value in tho course o f a decode. "Blue chlpa, lR th e* words o f a banker, "are shares o f ownership la u k fltg gk * 7 7 7 7 7 ! t r ia entarprae known nationally i r * g H !ii8 l . . . for Its ability to make money and pay e conserva­ tive dividend in good times and bad." But what about "blue chips” h eagerly sought that their market price soar beyond all reason? Then n blue chip, pqtnts out Broker Jacques Coe, might bo de­ fined as “ a favorite o f the investment trusts that sails bo high and yields so Utti* it is not worth buying now.'' Investors might do wall to bear always in mibd Billionaire Baron Rothschild's formula for amatilng wealth: 'T always made it a rule to buy a little too late, and sell a little too soon. Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! —hr non Central PrtM Writer AFTER CHICAGO, watching have to look at tha the Cow Palace convention was 1 t I Ilka hearing eomtone taR about M^jjgu mM dteuia kdw mint i p ana nMl'J i cmfm n * R i /w rm fhiq iiejiB r f hla golf gam*. It waot wall at Drat but you knew tt wouldn't /Or p*OM end prosperity. If# np holdup. to yen whether yoaVt hovtap <t I t I or whether yeu'oo hod It. 1 I I awkar. I I 1 The OOP apeelwra JUfx’t bate If yoo need nay proof afBhaa* aaytktef fo do bnf petal pride. M rttft JTarold M, f Mease, •222#ear' MaUjVt* ika^eTk take treated It } ( j Ward from the fashtao world that auak-trimmad aagNgoM wlU t I 1 ho tha thin tkta aaoaaa M aama RepuMteaaa wound up fctat V yaa aaa afford a matte with n platform net muck differ* a ftp BO1 wWW Wf M l from the Democrats' Ybu WE MUST SELL THESE C A R S REG ARDLESS OF CO ST of used earn wa ha r i over had. Wo must nova them out at aaa ta ardor now Bulcka. Look at thee# price*, than coma la and look at Uw Plymouth 4 Dqor Sedan Sure W a y To Quick W ealth In U. S. son talks out of botk aide* ef hla moutk, It wee a Uttle dUBcult to see now he ever put Stevenson In tha new center place. Because Larson takas k muck credit for the Republicians end finds so little to say for the Det%r oerata, Stevenson may foal like toning tho under**crate ry of la­ bor what he told .Russia'* Andrei Oronyko in Landen In INI. At that time Allied represent*tlvta, including Mveaaon and Gromyko, w on trying to lay the groundwork for tho UJt. Gromyko muat have been oaing kb too bard for Russia because SI*vanson suddenly told him: "Andrei, you fellows cant hatV everything." Pontiac Catlino Buick Super 4 Door Sedan Buick Special 4 Door Sedan Mercury 2-Dr. Sedan Ford 2-.Dr. Sedan Buick Super 4 Door Sedan Ford 4 Door Sedan \ Buick Special 4 Door Sedan Mercury* 4 Door Sedan Pontiac 4 Door Sedan Plymouth Belvedere 4 Door Sedan Buick Special Hardtop *295 $295 *425 5495 *675 *675 *750 *1050 *1175 *1395 *1395 *1995 *1000 d isc o u n t Buick Roadmaster 4 Door Custom Built Sedan. Driven only 7,000 miles like new NICHOLSON BUICK C O M PA N Y Phene 16M 7+ * SANFORD, FLORIDA 210 Magnolia Are. �^1 Social fcnanJtA » Calendar The Y.W.A.'* of the First Bap­ tist Chureh will meet. The DAV will hold Its regular meeting at I p.m. at the DAV Hut. The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will conduct the morning devotions over WTRR, Sanford at 3:30 a.m, Junior High School P-TA will meet it the school auditorium at 8:00 p. m. The Phebsan-Golden C i r c l e Class of the First Baptist' Church will hold Its monthly meeting with Mrs. Walter Brooks at her new home, HO Rosalia Dive, at 8 p.m. All member* are urged to attend ■i this ia tha lest meeting of the church year. MONDAY Circles of the WSCS will meet The Friendahlp League of the Congregational Chriitltn Churc^ n< follow*: will hold IU regular m eeting^® Circle .lumber One with Mr*. the home of* Mr*. Andenon. 916 Ed Kirchhoff Old Monroe Rd., 9:4S a. m. French Ave., at S p. m. Number Two with Mra. R. L. Circlet of the women of the Firet Prcibyterlan Church will meet ae McKnlgJit, 636 Sariti, 8:45 a. m. Number Three with kin. John foltowi: Number One, Mr*. Victor Brown Domlney, Lonesome Pine Dr. Loch chairman, will meet in the Phils- Arbor, 9:45 a. m. Number Tour with R. S. Cren­ then Room at 3 p. m. with Mn. shaw, 1133 E. 7th SL, 9:45 a.m. O. C. McBride, hoiteaa. WEDNESDAY Number Two, Mn. 8 . C. Max­ The Girl Scouts will meet at well, chairman, will meet at 3 p. m. in the home of M n. Ralph the First Presbyterian Church nt 3:30 p.m. i A. Smith, 3031 Park Ave. The Mid-Week Bible Hour will Number Three, M n. P. T. Pie­ ty, chairman, will meet at 3:30 be conducted by Rev. A. G. Mep. m. in (he home of Mn. J. C. fnnls, Pastor of the First Presby­ Trawick, 1106 Eaat 4th St, with terian Church at 7:30 p.m. Mra. F. W, Bender aervlng at coThe Chancel Choir will rehearse hoatcia. at Fint Presbyterian Church at Number Four, Mn. D. C. How­ 7:30 p.m. ard, chairman, will meet at 3:00 The Elder Springs Baptist Cir­ p. m. in the home of Mn. Henry ri* will meet at 2:30 p.m. Brown, 2637 Laurel Ave. The Training Union Executive Number Five, Mn, Clarence Committee of (he First Baptist Snyder, chairman, will meet at Chureh will meet after Prayer 11 a. m. In the home of Mn. Car­ Service, which Is held at 7:30 rie Nichole. W. Flrat SL at Mon­ p.m. roe Corner, for a covered dlah din­ The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will ner. conduct the morning devotions Number Six, Mn. A. C. Moore, over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. chairman, will meet at 3 p. m, in THURSDAY the home of Mn. W. A. Patrick, The Junior Choir will have Loch Arbor. their rehearsal and fellowship at Number Seven, Mn. W. D. tha F int Presbyterian Church at Slmpeos chairman, will meet in 3:46 p.m. the Educational Building at 3:30 Tha Youth Choir of the Flrat p. m. Preabyterian Church will practice Number Eight, M n. J a c k at Ih* church nt 7:30 p.m. Greene, chairman, will meet at The Deacons of the First Pres­ •:46 a. m. In the home of Mra. byterian Church will meet at the John Ivey, i l l N. Elliott Ave. Church at 7:46 p.m. Evening Circle Number One, The Baptist Federation of bust Mra. W. S. Bromley Sr., chairman, nesa women’* circle* In this di­ will meet at • p. m. in the Edu­ strict of the atate will meet at cational Building with Mix* Letty the Fint Baptist Church for supCaldwell, Mlaa Elate Faley, Mra. par at 7:00 p.m. A business W. R. Brown, and Mn. Erneet meeting and program will fol­ Pugh aervlng aa hoateieca. # low. Evening Circle Number Two and The Intermediate Choir of the Evening Circle Number Three wilt u hold a Joint meeting at ■ p. m. in Flrat Baptiit Church will re­ the home of Mrs. W. R. Andenon, hearse at 7:00 p.m. and the Adult 311 Oik Ave. with Mn. Seeey Choir at 8:00 p.m. The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will King serving at eo-heiteii. The W.M.U, of the Pint Bap­ conduct the morning devotiona tist Church will meet at 10:41 a. over WTRR, Sanford, nt 1:30 a.m. FRIDAY m. A covered dish lunch will be The Rev. H. L. Zimmerman will aerved at noon, and the program conduct the morning devotiona meeting will be at 1:00 p.m. The Elsie Knight circle of the over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a.m. Fint Beptlet Church will meet at tha homa of Mr*. C. A. Ander aon, 107 Shannon Dr. instead of Mn. Pryor'a borne. The Sunbeami and G. A/a of the Fint Baptist Church will meet at 3:30 at tha Church. Rev. and Mra. K. V. Mykkenen, The Rev, H. L. Zimmerman will of Sanford, attended the reorgan­ conduct tha morning devotiona over WTRR, Sanford, at 1:30 a.m. isations! meeting of the Seeond Circle* of tha WSCS will meet District Florida Nursing Associa­ ai follows: tion which wai held at the Tropi­ Circle Number Five with Mrs. cal Hotel here Tuesday with Dr. W. B. Moyv, 331 W. 11th St., at and Me. Charles C. Tindall acting 3:30 p.m. Number Bix with Mn. Theo­ ai host*. dore Pete, 130 W. ISth 8 l , 3 p.m. Mra. H. A. Skidmore of Lake Number Seven with Mn. W. E. Alfred was unanimously elected Balnea, at 310 Holly Ave., 3 p. m. president, and Mrs. Amy Weagle Number Eight with Mn. C. H. i Winn, at III Magnolia Ave., 3 p.nt. of Lakeland ne secretary- The M Number Nine with Mra. R. T. group decided to hold future meet­ 8* Warren, 1013 Magnolia Ave., 3:30 ing* »n the flrat Monday of each month at designated places. p. m. Mrs. Georgia Hammond of Or­ TUESDAY The Gleaners Class of tha First lando and Dr. Tindall were ap­ Baptist Church will hold its regu­ pointed to the program commit­ lar monthly meeting at I p. m. la tee, aloag with Mrs. Annie D. tha home of Mrs. J. E. Hem merle, Claggert of Veto Beach. 3414 DeCotta S t, with Mrs. R. T. Tha average Florida forest acre Hunt serving as co-hostess. The Pioneer Fellowship and Rs- supports only 1070 board fset of creation will meet at the First sawtlmbori Southwldr, tho aver­ M Presbyterian Church at 7:30 p. age figure ia l,g3| board fact, and m. nation-arid*, 4,063 board fe*L Fr i d a y Ths Rav. C. L. Arnold will con­ duct th« morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 3:90 p.ra. SATURDAY Th* R.A.'« maot at tht First Baptiit Church at B :» a.m. The Unity Clau will meet In the Valdei Hotel at • p.m. Joeephine 1Btuckie will teach the new book “ How to Let Ood Help You" Everyone la welcome. SUNDAY The Junior Choir of the Flrat Baptiit Church will rehearee at 6:00 p.m. Enterprise Church Serves A s Host For Youth Week By HELEN 8NODGRAS3 The Barnett Memorial Metho­ dist Church has Just completed a very’ aueeeaaful Youth Week. The Enterprise church served a* host church to the group from Osteen and Stafford Memorial, North Monro*. The week began with the re­ gistering o f 28 young people and ended with a banquet Friday evening with 56 youth and adult youth attending. Rev. Jimmy flolsi who la a senior and pre­ theology student at F S U, Tal­ lahassee, of Aubumdale was the speaker for the week. The Rev. Wayne Curry, pastor at Stafford and Osteen taught a class for the Intermediates and Mr a . Donald Winn, social work at the Methodist Children’ s Home or En­ terprise, taught the class of sen­ iors. The classes dealt with the Christian approach to boy and girl relations. Friday night Mra. Edna Glea­ son of Orlando showed sillies and g a v e , a travelogue o f her recent visit to the near East. The Rev. and Mrs. Robert F. Hays, community Methodist Church Daytona Beach, with seven o f their young people and two of their youth workers, were guests for the rioting night pro­ gram. The program for the week cam* to a close as each one In turn knelt at the altar in the light of the candles and before the Il­ lumined Portrait o f Jesus, to o f­ fer each In hie own way hi* be­ nediction for the week. Circle Has M eet In Libbey Home Morning Circle No. Nine of Ihe First Presbyterian Church held Its regular meeting Wednesday morning at the home of Mra. L. R. Libbey, with Mr*. Joe Baker, chairman presiding. The meeting was opened with a prayer by Mra. Roy Mann, after which the group discussed plans for preparing supper for the young people’s group for one month out o f the year. A report waa given on the Circle’* project, whlrh is a aeries of talka on "Principle* of the Presbyterian Church". It was brought out that Mra. Roy Menn would give the pro­ gram for the chureh In Novem­ ber, and all members o f the circle were urged to I* pre­ sent. Mra. Davlif Bach’ gave the les­ son “ The Home at Bethany” , fol­ lowed by the closing prayer, o f­ fered by M n. Roy Mann. Those present were tire, Roy Mann, Mr*. David Bnch, Mra. W. E. Dodson, Mr*. Harry Weir. Mra. John Burton, Mrs. A. I.. Lyon, Mra. Vann Parker. Mr*. L. R. Libbey and Mrs. Joe Rak­ er. II was announced that tha next meeting will be held at the home of Mra. [.. N. Millsapa. Troop 149 Meets, Local Minister Forms Patrols And Wife A tte n d . For Coming Year Girl Bcout Troop Number 149 Kissimmee Meet held its first meeting of the fall * T (D a n cin g ShoaA . TAP 5.50-5.95 BALLET n 2.98 Qm M jt ia higher than Price" footnotes to What will the well-dressed Sanfordite be wearing this Fall? Well, here ate some tip* from Ihe leading designers of Pari*. They decree black a* the favorite color and capes a* the favoFrd garment. Waistlines are back where nature put them, except for a few high empire effects. Necklines are daring and are ac­ centuated with drapery and bow*, as are the hips. Day clothe* are practical, In heavy )u>mes pun-looking woolens, sometimes trimmed with fur, that are warm as toiist Evening riolhes are gay and lavish In shades o f red, pink and purple velvet, satin and chiffon. Em­ broidery and gold tame are used extensively and often the dresses are stiffened with lining* and pet­ ticoats. Full skirts and sheaths main­ tain their popularity and the hem­ line remains, for the most part, just below the knee. That’s the general fashion picture for Fall: and here. In more detail, Is how each of the lending Paris eoutourlera feels (hat milady should look. Dior, as usual, has a special look, and this season It 1* the “ Magnet Line” , or Dutch *klrt. This features a skirt set In soft folds nt the waist, widening over the hips and narrowing at the hem. I.anvin-Castlllo llkea the coneshaped skirt, flaring from a tiny waist to a full-circle hem. He calls it the V-llne, but It li more like a V turned upside down. Helm makes barrel coat* and jackets, and like Dior, a few nearly-ankle-lenglh skirts, but his are sheath*. Another of hi* favor­ ite design* Is the parrot-cage skirt. Patou's collection f e a t u r e s clothes that are pretty and wear­ able and avoids anything eccen­ tric. The accent is on the bustline. fashion The fur-bordered coats, sweep Ing the floor, and the algret and paradise plumes nodding from the hair, featured by Balmain, are reminiscent of the early nineteen hundreds. But the “ roaring twenties" conic to mind when viewing Urlffe's eyebrow-level cloches and loose belts around the hip. Faith’s creations arc ultra fem­ inine; Maggy Ilouff's feature tricky slotted belli and a curvy contour: Dresses courts a wind swept look with a "Tornado’' line; and Chanel Is still showing little box-jacketed suits with draped Jersey blouses. And you ladle* ran look for­ ward to a top-heavy look this year, as the hat* are styled along the Russian eossaek line, in furThere are also onion domes, highcrowned stovepipes, cloches and toques. The final word on the aciian’a designs seems to be that you can wear all of last year’* clothe* except your torso dresses, which have been voted out. But you needn’t let the man of the family know that. Mike Roberts Observes Birthday A t Rock Springs A swimming party at Rock Springs, Monday afternoon, eele braird the thirteenth birthday of Mike Roberts, son of Mr, and Sirs A. O. Roberta, The young people had wieners, roasteJ over an open fire, with all the trimmings. Invited to be with the honored guest were Johnny Marsh, Tommy Rutner, Jimmy Grarey, Ruddy Kirk, Tommy Brown, William Behrens, Bobby Bnrbour, Mis* Suranne Jones, Miss Betsy WllHams, MNs Rosemary ihiuthw-nrd. Miss Barbara Bradley, Miss Pat Smith. Ml** Helen Pitard, Mis* Ann l.ibhey. Miss Sandra Kadcr, Miss Judy Ludwig, Miss Deanna Nichols, and hits* Ethel Lee Riser. Two New Teachers For Enterprise School Opening BY HELEN SNODGRASS The Enterprise school opened Tuesday morning with a total en­ rollment of 172 which wM 23 students less than first day en­ rollment last year. Professor Hayman announced that the school lunchroom would be In operation this year again under the direc­ tion of Mrs. Leona Brown assist' ed by Mra. W. A. Goodwin. Two new teacher* have been added this year ■* follow*: Dave Bride of DeLand replac'd Herman Shaddtx as 7th gTido teacher and boy* coach and Miss Sheila Hubbard of Norwich, New York ns music tenrher; otherwise the teaching staff remain* un changed. Mr. Hayman also announced a change In the assembly program period as follow*: grades 1-8 one week and 6. 7, and 8 alternating weeks; this change living brought about due to the unsafe condltlen of the auditorium ami the alia of the building. The hoy scouts closed their sum­ mer season with a swimming meet held recently. Troop* represenleil were Troop 348, aponaored by the Presbyterian, Church: Troop 34, sponsored by the M e t h o d i s t Church; Troop 244, aponaored by the Elks Cluh; Troop 243, from Oviedo; and Troop ICO, from Volusia County, Troop 345. under the leadership of Sidney BIhlen, took lop honor*! seconded by Troop 34, under the leadership of W. W, Tyre. Junior High P.T.A. To Meet Tuesday Mr*. Michael Tommrn, pres­ ident o f the Junior High P-TA, announced that the group would hold Its flrat meeting of the school year In the School auditorium, on Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. All parents o f Junior high school studenta are urged to attend. W fisM on a lA Ebenezer Groups Discusses Goals For Coming Year Kept. 6 C. C. Holley Hr. Rept. 7 Betty Tarponlcr Mra. Austin Wilson Mrs. Blanche Malnnherg W v v v v w r r e r v ft inf a Haifa day- F la n t y o f YES! Wa Writ* 6-Month Folklea Or AulomobDaa. Our rites comparable with tha leading independent companies offering 6-month policies to preferred rtakn. Our Preferred Klxk Mobi­ lity Rates: CLAIM 1 CLAIM 2 $14.40 $30.60 For F i r i e n CLASH 1* CLAIM 1 $11.60 $28.80 °UP0Hr , iMillHim $2,000 Medical Expenses and/or death benefit added for $5.00 it Irwly weshehle h Matching woodwork cetera ha odorless OUCO leml-Glet* Additional Automobile add­ ed at 75% of abovo rateo. If 5 or more, a discount of 10% to 25% , Plus exper­ ience credit of 5% to 20%. Dries in 30 minute CLAIM 1 - No malt driver uMor a t o l l CLAIM S . Htufto Male owner or driver nader ago SI. Boyd-Wolloce SANFORD CALL " g j ” 1r#* Rayon, nylon and Dacron have been ctovorly combined and Tom Sawyer-tailored lo pro­ duce aleck* that know how to belt]# crease* and apota and Ukn to washing liko a duck tehee to water. Tho result: A colle ctio n o f pleated Hollyw ood-n odel slacks worth see­ ing today. W e've got 'em In medinm, light and dark shade* lor Junior, from 4 to 12. Piep waist aieoe 2 6 to 32. From Fall and Plaid go together like ica cmam and Util* boy*. And Tom 8aw y»( shown thny know plsnty about both with thoir oollsctionol "Wssh'N* Wm i ” plaids toppod with thrao diffsrsnt collars. Taka your eholeo-Rngulnr, 'Iv y " but­ ton down, or ConUnonUl Capri. Slios 6-20. 1.98 & 2.98 SXm'U l o o k " h o p " i n T ils ta ilo rm d L “ I * r m p " b y 19.95 - 24.95 Tha Lumber Number for SaMta Service HILL Lumber ft Supply Yard 21$ W. Third 8L Hanford, Fla. Do BAKY FLORIDA B Friend* of A 1/c Frank C. Mill* will be Interested to learn he is The WSCS of the Ebeneter recovering from a minor opera­ tion. Hie address Is A. F. 14529357, Methodfst Church held It* regular 6510 No., USAF Hospital, Edward* meeting W e d n e s d a y at tho church, with 3!r*. G. C. Warmaek A. F. B., Calif. V serving ai hostess. Mr. and Mra. B. F. Mills Jr. The meeting was presided over and sons, Bill and Chris, are by Mrs, Clifford Johnson, Group vacationing with hla parents of Leader, and the four goals for this city. They will return to their the coming year were discussed. home In Chicago next week where 3fr*. Carl Bradbury gave a talk Mr. Mills has a position with an on the gonts, after which tha insurance company. meeting was dismissed with a prayer by Mra. S. C. Norwood. Mr*. Thelma Butner returned Those prrsrnt were Mr*. Clif­ to Mobile, Ata., after Visiting ford Johnson, Mr*. Ralph Paters. her mother, Mrs. W. A. Knight Mra. Carl Bradbury, 31ra, R. L. and family, over weekend. Lord, Mrs. S. E. Norwood, Mrs. 31 r a. Francis Meriwether is A. J. Stelnmcyer, Miss Noreen, spending a few day* at New Norwood, Mrs. Guy Warmaek, Miss Claudia Warmaek and Miss Smyrna Bench. Voda Fay Bate. The friends #f W. E.Wetson will be enrry to hear he !■ confined to Seminole Memorial Hospital with a multiple fraetured hip. He I* do­ ing very well, but visitor* have been limited. However, after Sun­ The N.A.S. Officer*’ Wives day he will be able lo receive more of hi* friend*. Ill* room Club had a luncheon at Jim number Is 301, Spenrer’e on Thursday at 13:00, at whlrh the hostesses wera Mrf, Mr*. Frank Watson, of Mllledge,W. J. Blevins and Sira. O. E. vllle, Ga., I* In town visiting 3!r*. Pott*. W. E. Watson. The table wa* beautifully de­ Mra. T. C. Bofa has returned corated for the occasion with an from a two-week visit lo Atlanta, arrangement of deep red Ameri­ Ga., where aha visited with her can beauty rosce and fern. Tha ladles held nn election of son and daughter-tn-law, Mr. end Mra. Bruce Bo!*, and their new officers at whlrh the following were elected; 3lre. B. J, Cook, hahy daughter. president: Mr*. E. 11. Dohne, Dr. and Mra. E. C. Walhelm treasurer; 3!ra. R- W. Jackson, and Mr. and Mr*. W. V. Bitting Hospitality Chairman; and Mra. have returned from Quincy, where H. C. Cotee, Publicity chairman. 3(embera prasent were Mr*. B, they attended the wedding of 3!l*a Deborah Griffin. 3lr*. Walhelm J. Cook, 31ra. E. J. Dohne, Mr*. served a* matron-of-honor for the R. W. Jarkton, Mra. H. C. Co're. Mra. J. R. Wilson, Mr*. F. H. bride. Hawklni, Mra. R. T. Northridue, Dr. and Mr*. T. F. McDaniel, 31n . L. L. Hamrick, 3!rf, Ol Kwith their two children Marilyn Tlltey, Mra. C. L. Arnold, Mra. and Tommy, moved Friday into 31. H. quickest, Sin. L. A- Oul* their new lakefront home on Sem­ dry, Mra. W. J. Blevlna and Mr*. O. E. Potta. inole Rlvd, Read/ for School Happy Birthday P»f4T Officers' Wives Hold Luncheon A t Jim Spencer's Boy Scouts Close Summer Session With Swim Meet W THE SANFORD HERALD FrI. Sept 7, 1956 season Wednesday afternoon at the Youth Ruildlng of the Pres­ byterian Chureh. Mr*. Fred Robb, leader of the troop, reports that tha girl* divid­ ed Into patrols, after which they played volley ball. No name* have been chosen for the petrols, as yet. No Membership Fat To Pay No Application 1b Htgn IVIY'S .& U & ■ & * & * * * g “W i Invito Charge Accounts" ¥ p i i �* • - 1** THE SANFORD HERALD ** Styersen'r green eyoa were le­ nt. "tognged to her, weren't m f itlil -hanker over berT" Michael did not feel tbe old prick I anger. He viewed kla long peaan far Charlotte with the etnom of a man who hnd survived (Over. Perhaps ha area ahraya a an |a ehaas tha golden witch. If i tread Mag of tha murder charge, w would marry Jason. A were at Ityerscn'a watchfulwa, ha sssw w il without beat. Anything between Charlotte and ZOLA ROSS Michael objected vigorously, waa auatatned, but Don got the ques­ tion In another way. "Shock!" Matilda bristled. "May­ be policemen and lawyers are used to dead people. Tbe reet at us aren't. Bure, she waa shocked. 1 was myself." There was a spatter of laughter in the courtroom. Michael got the diffaranoa between "shocked" and "in shock" into the record, but ns ♦ new Dan had scored another round. "You were with the defendant far same time, Mrs. Con," Dan per­ sisted. "Did aha say anything about her husband's death T" "Objection," Michael waa on his feat “Counsel in obviously at­ tempting to land Um witness." Judge Hareourt nodded. “Ob­ jection __ a hop#torn glance with Uw Jury. One if bis best units was Uw ability to make Uw jury bis partners, arouse in them a conviction that thia hon­ est servant of Uw law was con­ stantly being hampered In Sis ef­ forts to secure justloe. “Mrs. Con, n murder hnd Just bean committed. The corpse of this women's husband was lying on your parlor Boor. Art you telling me ah* dkhi'l talk about itf" Matilda's beaked none quivered. rounded by hostile whites. "You know Kemp Beaumont, Mr. Ten EyekT" 1 met him throe days before bis death." "Baton ha waa shat, Mr. Tm Eyck. You w m surprised to Bad •a tt he expected to be sustained. “ Mr. Ten Eyck's relationship to the defendant la Irrelevant to this action.* "Tour Honor—* Den naeuaad hit moat abused expression—"ths state expects to prove that, tar from being Irrelevant, the defend­ ant's relations with Mr. Ten Eyck are vital—that they maka up the amentia! motive (or this murder. With Kemp Beaumont alive, the defendant could not marry Jason Tan Eyck." "Objection overruled," Judge Haroourt said. "The witness wilt "I will repeat the question." Dan was silken. "During the Interval when Kemp Beaumont was sup­ posedly dead, you became engaged la bis wife?" Jason's band were Bala "Are you accusing ms of bigamous In­ tentions, Mr. Prosecutor7" Dan shared bla innocence with the Jury. “Indeed not, Mr. Ten Eyck, t am merely asking you If you in­ tended to marry Beaumont’s al|#w*d widow V* "And if 1 did 7" Jason’s knack for making aa alphabet Inaultlng waa in full lore*. Dan smiled, "t’ertupa when you found the isdy waa not in fact a widow. Mr. Ten Eyck, you har­ bored different Intentions 7” "My intentions didn’t change." "Yet the day attar Mr. Beaumoat's return, you left far Ban Francisco, didn't youT"i “Yea But—" "No further questions." Dan turned away without allowing Jason t*> finish. In creas-examInation, Michael established amooliny that Jason often want out of town on bust- tha jury, a spectator la Uw court­ room who didn’t believe Jason bid changed bis mind. Marry a widow —aura. Marry a womaa with a live husband—another thing entirely. Michael read Uw bails! of Uw crowd and excused Jason hastily. Anna Larkins waa Uw Beat wit■am for tha skats. Watching bar. Minimal felt hli stomach muscles tightest smelled disaster as tangi­ ble as fog on Uw mountains. A N L Pennant Race Is Three-Way Scrap By RD WILKS THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thi« may b the acrewieat Na­ tional League pennant race yet. With four weeka to go, It’a a threeway acrap among Milwaukee, Cin­ cinnati and Brooklyn — but the teams to beat are tS. Louis, Chi­ cago, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The gimmick Ilea in what's left of the schedule—plus aa odd sim­ ilarity of roeorda to data and the weather la Philadelphia and Mil­ waukee. You can toes in Brooklyn wea­ ther, too. Rain postponed the Dod­ gers’ game with the New York Giants last night, the only contest scheduled In the NL. Milwaukee and Cincinnati each have two games left with Brook­ lyn. all four at Ebbeta Field, while meeting each other once, and that more or less leaves the winning of the pennant up to the games with the rest of the league— and here'i how the many-sided gim­ mick works: The first place Braves have two ■cries and seven games left with last-place Chicago. The second.piece Redlegi, meanwhile, play sven games In two aarlei with fourth-place !t . Louis. And the third place Dodgers play aaven against siath plaee Pittaburgh in two series. Oddly enough, the Brevet are M for the season against Uw Cube— and the Redlega are 14 vs. the Cardinals, and tha Dodgers 94 va. the Buca. Because of aa earlier ralnout, tbe Braves have a four-game aeries remaining in Philadelphia agalnat the PhUUas—only club in the league with an edge 104 over Milwaukee Rain In Philly also leavti the Redlegs with a four-game set there— a pair of consecutive twialgftt doubleheadera that wraps op a sea­ son series standing at * 4 at tha moment. Next Thursday, the Braves play an "extra" game at Pittsburgh— starting from scrach on he 1-1 lee caused by ram la Milwaukee laat week. The Braves, who play all but three el their remaleing games away from boma, open a 14-game trip and four-game series at Chi­ cago today with Brooklyn tha nast atop, Cincy, after taking three of four la Milwaukee, starts on the last IS games for a read trip with the opener of a three-game aeries a St. Louis tonight. The Redlega play IS of their remaining games on tha read. And the Bodgera, who ware S-S la a five-game, three-day series ■gainst New York at the Polo Grounds last weekend, try again to open a four-game set with the Giants tonight. This time, follow­ ing the ralnout, it's a twlnlght d°ublelM fer—the only l",lnb!'l on schdule si the moment for the Brooks, who play 17 of their remaining games at home. It will be the llth doubleheader of the year for the Brooks — who have swept only five, split six and lost six. Milwaukee, with two twinbills remaining, has swept nine, ■pllt five end lost one so far. The Redlega, who have swept eight, lost one and split tight, have three to go. The American League? Well, New York’s magic number la U —any combination of Yankee vic­ tories and Cleveland loss#* total­ ing IS clinches the flag — and Mic­ key Mantle, with 47 home runs, la two behind Babe Ruth's record— •0 pace of 1*27 at the Yankee* open at homa agalnat Washington to­ night. /Chicago's at Clsveland tonight, Boiton la at Baltimore for ■ twl­ nlght pair and Detroit's at Kansas City. Only two garnet ware scheduled yesterday. Washington, scoring six In tha fifth wth Jos# Valdlvatao biting a three-run homer, defeat- Standing By Alan M om RtcHARPEOHE MPROVrAA£HT ^ RAE THZ Ik TEHH/E A RATHERE ■ ! » JH I JW Team EHOAS/HH ay RAHOE A < ^ CW* o p t /m ie m * U S I? W if ff BEATgH POEEWALL PECEM TIHH IT T/ttt auee /e e f fnRREH wrrH THE CUPA T etake. | l W L Fat. K k New York M « .441 — Cleveland Tl I « l M Chicago n ■ 4*7 i lt t Boston Tt « .M l U Detroit , N IT M 1M Baltimore H T< 4 1 g Washington N n .IB M Kanaai Q t f 41 M JM tt THURSDAY'* RESULT! Waahington T, Baltlaera • Detroit 4, Kaaaaa City ! Only game* aehodwlod FRIDAY’S SCHEDULE Waahlngtoa at New York N Boiton at Baltimore S Chicago at Cleveland N Detroit at Kanaaa City N NATIONAL LEAGUE THURSDAY’ S RESULTS New York at Brooklyn paatpantA rain Only game acheddied FRIDAY S SCHKDULB Milwaukee at Chleage New York at BrooUya N Pittaburgh at Philadelphia N Cincinnati at SL Louie N H AM ILTON • R/CHARP SON, 2 2 - YtAR-OLP RHO Pet SCHOLAR, /W W T RCAYlHO THE BEET TEHH/E OR HIE CAREER AMP MAY WELL RE AM ERICAN, HO. 1 HOPE /H 7Hg MATIQHALE W I ETART AUO. 9/ Al DOESN’T WASTE TIME WORCESTER, Mass. UT - Petor P. Samson, IS, of Gardner la not one to waste his time. Hs want into Ephraim’s Book ad Baltimore 7-S. And (he Detroit Tigers defeated the Kansas City Athletics 44 In a night same with Frank Lary spinning a four-hlttcr and Ray Boone, Rad Wilson, Wayne Balardl and Charlie Maxwell hit­ ting homa runs. far big Job*,small Job*, all jobe *T ears as muck as *4* a day wore because my Ford T-400 taadsn Jab men payload then comparable trucks," aajrs timber-hauler Clartnee I "U w coal. deptndaMWy, tangkasm-tha Ford trucks," mya John KarL. "Fard'a through tough going that would slop nuaj trade!! 1954 Mercury— $1595 - 1954 Desoto— $1595 4 door sedan, Beautiful Black, Excellent While Wall Tlrae, Radio, Power Steering, Merc-Omatte. One owner, Low mileage, Original 4-door aadan VI Fliedome, Power (leering, 1954 OMnaobile— 1955 Chevrolet— *1795 Radio, Heater Beautiful thru-out. Ona local owner. Low mileage. Original $1399 Fard'a low initial priaaa bmbb m l mHaga, la b o sure. But tha on-the-job aavinp you get ta Ford trucks count area morel ■up*r S8 4 door aedan. Beautiful Tutons grew. H/dramatic, Radio, Htr. Low mileage. One owner beauty. "SIO" Serial 4-door erdan. Beautiful tu-lone Take running costs; they’r* downright low. Bccxum only Ford givm you the gas and oil a m a a y o f a m d m Abort Stroks powm la aawy truck. Only Ford ofa r* Short Strok* engines backed 1952 Dodge— 1948 DeSoto— - $595 Coronet 4-door oedsn, Gyro matte. Radio. New paint, Now Urea. Excellent Running Auto­ mobile. On* owner paint. All original. On* owner, Low mileage. $100 Convertible, Good Top, A Good Buy for a RuaaabouL Tbl* will go. Upkeep c o m a n low laeanea Ford trucks a n built extra strong. They outlast aH other leading autkee—a foot nrUflod b y iadepeedeat laeuraaac exports. That m u m stand-up nigged* bcm laaana greater dependability, tea A ad whan H eomta Urn* ta trade—you'S gala from Ford’s traditional Ugh resale value, too. Y ou'll Sad that, from start that nothing can beat Ford trucks far See these cars and you will Agree They Are First Choke Used Cars YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE — PLYMOUTH DEALER Stm t SANFORD f Fowl Trucks last lo n gtr STRICKLAND-MORRISON, Inc GREAT Vt, FORD THEATRE, (WDBO, 9>30 P. M. TUESDAY) �w Radio-TV Highlights V _ V m w ft ■y CRARLEJ MRECER NEW YORK Iff — J u t th* other **y h b n m remarked that thia n a m a r television m i ion U taki 1004 tlBM in dying The an* i m t |a that It hai bean dead all ffynaar and thay’va merely negiMttd to bury tha body. giro* II. cmfwyp ahrdlg Kacapt for a law good dramas, • rary law good drama*, wa hava barn axpoaad to tha moat routlna •acood and third-r*to ulavUion antartainaant in many aaaaona. Sum mar alwaya haa baen dull on tolavlaion, but tha lummar of 1IM offer* a naw daflniUon of tha word doldrums. Why thia ahould ba ia rather a mystery, though hare U ona the* ary: Possibly tha major networks knocked themselves out pUnnlng and budgeting aod covering the national conventions. They did a good Job, twinging from tha call­ ing and chasing delegates up al­ lays ia a frantic effort to bring aama exciument Into the nation’s living rooms. It was not their fault that both major parties handed •ham Impossibly dull scripts. One thing this season has taught many viewers. AD of those old Hol­ lywood movies are not to ba aeomad. In fact, U the doldrums lait much longer, none are to ba South Africa Soil Conservation Head Visits Sanford Area LOS ANGELES (AP) — The American Legion set out today on a naw crusade against com­ munism after hearing a warning bp Vice President Richard M. Nix­ on af communism’* "serious threat to freedom" and a pledge by new­ ly elected national Commander Wilbur C. Daniel to right Its de­ spotic evils." The Legion amend up Ita na­ tional convention last night by electing Daniel, a 4t-y#ar-old Navy veteran, to the highest of­ fice of ths I.B04.000-member or­ ganisation. Earlier, ths aonvsntlon heard Nlioa rail "the struggle against world communism the greatest challenge that free men ever faced." Daniel told the convention In his acceptance speech: "New and stranr* doctrines *r* current. A new phllmophy Is rind­ ing Its place fa the thinking of man: A phllosephy conceived tn the womb of socialism, bom In an erg of social aad economic con­ flict, and nuread In the tap of communism. "Thta crimson philosophy la gnawing at the vUals of our so­ ciety and threatening the destruc­ tion of our nation." But, he said, “we have not be­ come so destitute of mind and character that ws need a group of self-styled leftists, collectivists and ons-worlders to ship* our destinies." Dr. P. D. Henning, Director of Soil Conservation and Extemlon in the Department of Agriculture of the Union of South Africa, Is at prevent oo a M day tour covering some of the principle farming areas of the United States. His primary Interests are to observe and studv the organisation; operation and ad­ ministration of the varlaui branch­ es of the US Department of Agri­ culture at all levela and to observe the methods and procedure* u<ed in accomplishing the objectives and providing services to farmers. Dr. Henning serve* the Union of South Africa In a similar capacity to our UB Secretary of Agriculturn. Pour days of Dr. Henning's allot­ ted time were devoted to a study of the major farming activities in Florida. Before coming to Sanford visits ware made to the Paul Dickmaa vegetable and ranch farms la RusHa, Agricultural Experiment Station at Braden­ ton. The Duda A Sons muck farms near Belle Olade where tha sea­ son’s first celery waa being plant­ ed, and then to the citrus area around Claremont. U turn* out that there U soma The main purpOM of his visit kUtorie InUrast to ba found even In a medioere aid Hollywood mov- to Sanford was to atudv and ob­ IP- By historic interest I moan a serve the methods of irrigation ‘Oee whit, I’d forgotten akirta and drainage being used In this that short than" eort of tn- area. Tile or subirrlgstlon systems were observed aa the M. L CulMany of tha old movies viewed turn farm and the L. C. Leonardy •hie summer hava bean neither aa farm on Celery Ave. Leonardy o4 nor aa bad as one remain- gave an intonating account of rs them, home ..you hava not tha general vegetable growing op­ •eon are vaguely familiar. Others erations in the Sanfoid area and PHILADELPHIA (AV-It took 30 end firemen more than you have seen are quite unfa ml!- also demonstrated some of the J m §n ! 1* •" k m * * * yesterday to Altogether, tha old movies hava Ac- haul down a man wtoi climbed a the Schuylkill River ” to ttlrrad Interest—if not always nos­ cording to Dr. Henning tha vage- piling talgia. And that is more than can table and eltrus production in the ^ t a breath of air." Mi like to fWo ptoplo • hard he aaid for the rest of this dreary Union of Sooth Africa If trtry gun n er television aeason. similar to what la found In Sam- time." he jMred aa he squatted inole County; however, than art on a cro»«pl*c* connecting two unno tile irrigation ayatoma and the right timber* about seven feet ■rse of flowing walls is very lim­ above the end of a long pier. The police and their helpers ited. He also stated that the larg­ est eltrus grove la the world Is to tried Just about everything—coax­ d u c t o m m eet his country. Naval and Valencia ing, sharp words, promise* of LAKELAND Iff — Director* of orange* are the main eltrus pro- e[garottes, a free aseal, a good 'n * *«f» i*w.»hMln" -t**e Florida Citrus Mutual mat today duced over there and they do exIn tha end the police and fire­ la select a citrus industry advis­ nort a large quantity each year. ory committee, fix tha annual Insects, pasts, nematodes, and men stopped talking and went budget and plan far tha naw sea- fruit flies are also problems that Into action with a tug, a city firebo** '**" **'*• •>—t must ba combatted regularly. ropes. They got him, but not until Dr. Hanning also stated that there'd been quite a tussle. They ABMCUHON TO ELECT they hava segregation problems carried him, hound to a stretcher, P1B8IDBNT similar to aura; bewsvar staee the . OELANDO iff — Directors of the Ruselaa representative* "-era ev- to so emergency car, thenes to a Florida Milk Producers Ann. will p»n#d from the country the racial hospital for a checkup. One of the ohably In tha neat problems hava pot been toe serf- policemen waa hospitalised, too. He'd bean kicked In the abdomen to decide oo alactbjr tha stubborn sitter, who gave to 0 . M. Edmondname as Georgs William Reed, Nokomla who resigned ju 17. COMMISSION WILL NOT president. APPROVE u n b b b c o v e b TENTATIVE ATRIKE DEAtff . PEUIT PLY 8PRAYING SETTLEMENT REPORTED JACKSONVILLE I ff- The gist PLANE PUPS JACKSONVILLE iff-A tentaUve WAUCHULA Iff - The pilot af a of a producer distributor case ■trike settlement at Merrill-Stovhsard by the Florida Milk CogpBruit fly spraying plana escaped ena Dry Dock A Repair Co., was Unhurt yesterday when bis smaH mlstioa yesterday waa that n# reported last night. w aft flly e d oo ita back when undercover deals ever will be ap­ Jamas C. Merrill Jr., general proved by the commission, Chair­ manager of the shipyard, said tha man Dexter Lowry reported. r j C V a a Warren Curry of the J. agreement Included 10 to 10 cento w. Morris Flying Sarvlea at Fort Ha said details could not be an hour pay raises, union security Fiona. made public under a state law rltuse and a company pledge to Ilia plana waa only a couple of protecting confidential relation­ meet any wage increases negotoot off the ground when water ship and trad* secret* which! listed with northern shipyards. to from a big ight ba aired at meetings About 1,100 members of the Ina magneto. Lawry said the main topic ternstionsl Union of Marines and ........oft tha Sept 11-10 mMting here will Shipbuilding Workers of America BELATED VICTORY ba consolidation af marintingl want out July 04 for ■ canto an RICHMOND, Vo. ( A P ) - I t took I hour Increase. Way** Jackson one month to aria tha Virginia Amateur Golf Championship. C A Americon Legion Crusade A gainst Communism Set M an Clim bs Piling por Rrenfh O f Air News Briefs • .E v » Jackson and Harry dr. tied for ths medal In the qualifying renad hot than was ae eppectomtty far a playoff. Jaekasn than want an t* win tha at Mm Caaaadsa Course, baa tosmth later * o medal in tha playoff with Mietarli ban with a n . Easterly had a TL FOR TEE ROME FARR. TOO CHMUOO (AP)—Rated* shortatop Late Aparisto of the White •ex la aapeetod to play with Ma­ ke Yeaesuetoa Winter r the Amertaaa Lea_ ia finished. "Wa would prefer him to rest the wtator," say* Chuck dent of the he's a Mx bahiy^ffop a few FROM STARttH TO GRIDIRON DMIROIT (AF)—Frees teachta Ugh school to be nun agar af a prof**Mm la a big Jump. Rut that’s tha rator* af W. Nic­ kel** (Disk) KaahswV ef the DeMutt liana. Mb hams tows *f li 1M4 after a asheat taaahar there II psan to baa— i athletic publicity at MMripaa State. In I N I he hanaw puhHeffy director Death No Stranger W ith Stars BY ALTON L. BLARES LEE Associated Press Science Reporter PASADENA, Calif., ( A P l Dsath is no stranger among ths stars. For birth, Ilf* and death teem to vie among tha ater* hi the universe, sS among humaaa on earth. Star* apparently still era being born. Some stars live long and quiet lives. Some vac# through brief, spend thrift spans. And they dl*. Indeed, on* esti­ mate is there Is on* dead star for vary 10 which you can sat. And to many have died—out of the original billions times millions— that there are hundreds or per­ haps thousands of dead stars for overy human who ever lived o' earth. Some dl* in great expansive red flare* before subsiding to d*ns* Hills cores, still burning, but so faintly as to be dead com­ pared with thslr-original splendor. And some dl* In (e«taelyamie ex­ plosions scattering' thslr substance and remnant* through million* of miles of space. This Is part oi the story un­ folding ae astronomers trace the life histories of store. 71*e rind­ ing* are yielding estimates af the are of the universe, and may help explain how It began. The story thus far from tb* work of many astronomers, was summed up In an Interview with Dr. Allen R. Bandog* of the Mount Wilson and ralomar ob­ servatories. New stars apparently still are being formed out of the great whirling elouds of dust and gaa*» existing In space. Some new stare may imsi—In cosmic time—be horn In our own milky way.' Astronomers have never actu­ ally witnessed a star birth. But many feel sure the whirling | clouds of stardust suddenly eondense or collapse to form a new star. Gravltatloaal pull, and avsn the pressure of starlight, cox be forces for evolution of now ■ton. Young star* are found enly near such clouds of Inter-stollef matter. Some star* burn bright and hluo and hot, using up thalr fuol of hydrogen aA such fantastic rates that they cannot long eontinue. In time they must dl* down to become whit# .dwarfs, small but dsn**, perhaps a mlllloa time* denser than water. How long bofore death comes depends npon Sherman Concrete Invites Public To Open House Invitations havs been extended to Central Florida folk to visit Sherman Concrete Pips Co. during their op«n house celebration to­ morrow from B a-m. to S p.m. Free favor* and refreshments will be on hand for all visitor* according to th# Invitation re­ leased by officials o f the company. ready would bar* expanded Into to 6 billion years old. The ret* of burning.of a star, a fatal—for us—red giant Tracing th* Ilf* histories of in regard to Its mass, allows estimates of how long It can keep stars Is a complex task. It ia done burning that way, and estimate* not only by photographs of di­ of how long it has been burn­ stant or relatively nearby dusters ing. ef Star* and alaxlss, but by Some older store of our own specirographlc studies to learn jnilky wsy by this kind of time­ chemical composition, by analysis table appear no mors than 6 bil­ of brightness, temperatures, color lion years old. Dr. Sandag* said. magnitude, and th* distribution of Various bits of evidence now ■tore. begin to agree upon an sg* of B All these findings Indicate th* to 6 billion years for th# universe, eldest stars are no more than B h* added. THE SAN FORD H ERALD Frl. Sept 7, 1986 Pago 7 Ona Is th* findings from ths llfs-hlstory analysts. Another is that th* solar system, and out own planet, appear to b# around 4Vt billion year* old, aa dated ny radioactive rocks on earth. Th* red shift, measuring th# speed at which galaxlta are rushIng away from on* another, Indi­ cates th# universe started soma I billion years age. _____ THE COST OF OUR VACATION! While we were away on vacation, we dropped from a tie for sec­ ond place to third place in the Jacksonville Zone Buick Dealers Sales Contest. We need some quick sales to regain our position. So if you are thinking of buying a new car at any time in the near future, come by today and we will give you a good trade on a new Buick “ Best Buick Yet” . Don’t delay aa we only have 5 new Buicks in stock. NICHOLSON BUICK Co. PH ON B 1034 SA N F O R D , FL O R ID A 210 8 . M A G N O L IA A V E . "Wktff bolter automobile* are built . . . Buick will build tha*." WHERE ELSE BUT IN A PHILLIPS HOME CAN YOU G E T .A N ALL GENERAL KITCHEN? eiscTRie IN C L U D E S : Refrigerator, Range, Garbage Disposal), Automatic Dishwasher (in deluxe 2 bath homes) Hot Water Heater Automatic Washing Machine, Kitchen Ventilator. Th# new bulldlngi, open for In­ spection tomorrow, nr* sir eon ditloned. WE NEED CLEAN USED CARS Trade NOW For A Now CHRYSLER « PLYMOUTH 4 Financing plans From Which To Choose V. A. F. H. A. • SE R V IC E M E N • C O N V E N T IO N A L A N D YOU GET "THE BEST FOR LESS" R EI M A N N CH RYSLER.-PLYM O U TH (s u c c s a s o a a to k ix kduc m o t o s d C O M M E R C IA L fir P A L M E T T O r thslr Initial mass and vat* af burning. Other stars are cool red giants. They appear to hdve been whit* or blue store which—in a next stop of evolution—expoaded tre­ mendously tn diameter after using up much of thslr hydrogen fuel. They bum cooler, and carry out different nuclear reaction*, and finally collapse Into white dwarfs. The red giants spew out thslr own matter at a prodigious rates, m ating ths elouds ef gases and dust and elements out of which new stars—and *v#n new planet* —can h* formed. And occasionally a star perishes by explosion, bursting apart aa a supsr-nova several million times more brilliant than the sun. tn every galaxv nr milky way family of star*, this happens about enee ever few centurisa. Some stars, Ilk* our osm suit, ore ease going and llv# slowly. Competed with other stars our own sun I* relatively fssbl*. Sens start are 10 to 100 thousand times mr# brilliant Aitronomsrs sstimsts our »un ha* been burning at nearly the same rat# since the universe be­ gan some B to 0 billion years ago. In all this tim* It has probably used up only B per cent of all Its hydrogen, converting it Inte helium and radiating heat and light In tha nuclear fusion which Is ths basis of the H-bomb reac­ tion. And R appears, Dr. Bondage says, that the sun can heap going for another 10 billion year*. By then, It will hava used up about 10 per cent af Ita hydrogen, and then will expand Into n rad ftaat. Th* surface of the eua will than reach out to tha orbit of tbo earth, incinerating this planet. Had our sun originally been a magnitude or *o brighter K al­ P H O N E 47 YOUR OWN HOME in OUIET Jtoch, Gjiboh, 3 Bedroom , 2 Baths f -^eeuaCfkevhConor W. Crystal Drive * Lake Mary Bird. PH O NE 1504 �:4- T — ■ I .7 '’ >f/ >& If * *Vv 1u p * ■ •* 'ji <* m ! »> ' Businessmen Take 2nd Look At'D o Not Disturb' Law ths etty the matter extensively and haew’t found an adequate alternative. The no-knock law is Ukaly to stay put The ordinance wta patterned after a law pioneered tn Green River, Wyo., In 1931. Green (Uvar la a railroad tow-., and tha legis­ lation was Intended to protec. the sleep of railroaders working a ^ . night. Green River la still happy with the law, Town Clerk J. M. MUler ■ays. SAUNA, Kan. UR — Changing times and stiffening competition fi g K £ f mw. * ■ have eaused soma Salins business­ men to take ■ second look at the town’s "Do Not Disturb" ordi­ nance. m Tha law waa enacted some nlna years ago and prohibits peddlers and salesmen from pounding on residents’ doors without permis­ m a gn m n k ' , VOMIT o r THIS sion. It doesn’t say how to get IX THS! LIStULIT SIXTH JlUILiU L li a c t it , in permission without knocking a x u r o a shiiixolss L o t s T r , FLORIDA. IX V U A XC K H S. first. IIUWAIIU U PENDLETON Passage of tha ordinance caused W ON.N X PENDLETON. PlatatUfa little controversy. John Cranor, manager of the Selina Chamber M AR GAR ET A. SPItE A D BU H t s a g of Commerce, said It war aimed W END ALL N. BPHEADBUIIY. Dafaadaat* primarily at a postwar epidemic MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE of "gimmick” salesmen and N U SIS* AOTILH to defexis shady door-to-door tpyes. T U B BTATB UP FLORIDA — COL’ N . TV OF HKMINOLKi But aa business got baric to TO : UAIUIAIIKT A. S P R E A D . normal Cranor said Tuesday aome DUKY anil W END ALL N. SPR E A D . local firms found Ihemtclvts 'ILRYYou. and each of you. ars htrabjr hamstrung. n .illflad Dial Complaint haa b o n a ., In particular, the anti-knock d» Iliad again.I you In Iha ClrcultfJ la and for Samlaota County, eree has annoyed reputable appli­ Court, Florida, which caua# la aatIUtd aa that would Be 1 above. Ilaraln ths olalatllfa aaah t* |l A MATTER OF MMltTCS, Txe CUNBOATS ENTIRE ance and autombUe talesmen. foracluat m ortaasa racordad In O ffll vtRr kind/ i was Ctt* 1*6 STREW! ABOUT THE DICK... EAST The latter, especially, have felt clal Raeorde llook SI. at pax* 3SS, 1AFRAID X MISMT \ ACcECP/ the need to go flitting houee to or tho orrtclal llacorda of Samlnola have to cim a « ; County. Florida, oa proportr daaerlb. houea -eeking prospects. ad aa follow*! t^ila t l and II Bloch **11". Ptarl Flitting doesn’t help much when l.ak* Halahta accordln* to plat MIFIt William Souhrada of the Bronx Zoo, New York, had a brush you can’t knock. thereof a* racordad tn Plat Book with probable Injury when Phoebe If, a new femala hippopotamus, 1. paaa 77 Public Racorda or The ordlnanct, which provide* charged him (top) as he was persuading her Into the pool to meet Hamlnol* County Morlda. penalties up to 9100 was dormant and you aro hartbv raqulrad to fit* "Peter,” the male hippo who lost his mste In July, In bottom photo, until it received extensive local rour Answer (an d/or othar defesaat) Phoebe meets Tcter In the pool. It Is "alone at last” and what looks with tha d a r k or tho abov* Itvla&a publicity recently. lika tha beginning of a beautiful friendship. f/nternatlouotj Court and to taraa a copy tharoofli unon th* nlalntlffa at th# adtfroaa A Satina salesman knocked at of tha plaintiffs' attorney or upox the door of a lady who happened th* nlalntlffa' attorney, whoa* n a n s that many engineers and techni­ to be a competitor^ wife and and addraw annrars herein, on or before the 70th day of September. cian* now unwilling to work in knew her legal P’s and Q’s. !•:.« In drfault thereof, this raus# the Northern statei would Join The upshot was a visit to tha will proceed eg part* apon tha satrv a Decree Pro Cnafraao against the company If It has a Florida police station. Cranor aald It "hu­ of veil. auxiliary,” he said. miliated and embarrassed” the U 'lT N K M my hand and aaal o f Iha Court at Ranford. Hamlnola T LOOK A' Another factor la tha ftilm salesman. County. Florida. t*>'* th* tfth day of TATlBTlCl Beach site was that It la Isolated ■r, su o3 oc Sallnana had been oblivious to Auxusl. A. D. ISIS. O P llrrrdnn enough to permit test and davtl the ordinance until then, Cranor d a r k of the e-|rcult Court opmcnt of highly advanced and added, but the d i e perked them nirn F Oahorn*. Jr. . gy extremely powerful Jet engines. up and “ now many are standing Attorn** at la w P. O Rot* M l Parkins said that location of on their righta.” TALLAHASSEE OB - Prslt * Drtando. Florida ___ "It has a restrictive effect on Whitney Aircraft has announced the plant In this state would help boom Florida as an aviation cen­ local business In these highly it will construct an auxiliary air­ ter and would stimulate location competitive days." Cranor *sld. craft engine plant 17 miles west of a number of feeder plants for "That’s why the chamber would l will not ba responsible foe of Pslr. Beach, -Fla., that will I aircraft parts. like to see it repealed — or at debt* incurred by snyoM ether STATISTICS/ leaaa have the ordinance modified than mysafi.1 cost a minimum of 40 million Welcoming the firm tq the state I'LL TAKE . MV MUNCHtS/ dollars. Gov. Cottlna said It would bring to allow solletting by local busi­ ERNEST L. HUMPHRY The formal announcement was added prosperity to all parts of nessmen." But Mayor Albert Hawks aald Florida and "represents another made by Wright A. Parkins, gen­ giant stride in the progress wt eral ms.tager of ths East Hert­ have been moving towan* stabi­ ford, Conn., firm at a news con­ lising our economy at a high LUCE T H E MOVIE .* « WOW5 DOLLY »S ' H i d O ll Y / X ference In the office of Gov. Cot- le-el.” L e r a d o o p in p o o R U 5 y * N 0 W 3 My h o w d o you ; '-BUT DONT Uni. Pratt k Whitney Is a division r_ . A O O C ^-'/rfJ CHAMCE TO TAKE Collins said tha Florida Develop­ DACE DATE l ik e yOUQ NEW of United Aircraft Corp. " - i ETTA O U r-V / ment Commission and local- lead pTHEQ 6WL.1 J O B /s t — Parkins slid actual construction era In Palm Beach County had Near P. O. Phone 103 of the jet engine center will begin worked diligently with tha com­ Brine or hare your Doctor as soon is a three-mile access pany In arranging for the new road now under construction la plant. telephone your dost pro­ completed by Palm Beach County. Estimated annual payroll for Th# announcement came a few the plant was placed at about M scription to aa. It will bo minutes aftar the Florida Gam# million dollars. e id Fieah, Water Fish Commission ly compounded with frrsh drags ------EXTRA QVEST Pratt k Whitney for use of 7,ooo at a fair aad reasonable price... PAST HAZLETON, P«. UR-The Rev. E. acres of Ia6d upon whleh.the en­ I’ aal Smith wai watching televlgine plant and development cen­ lion. He wai joined by a rlngnack FREE DELIVERY alio ter wlU be constructed. lll|l‘( c e e ,l DON'T SEEMOW pheasant, who Hew through a win* GKOV.NUPS CAN THEY LOOK SO L The acresge la part of the J. W. dow. The window had been eloied. GDOWNUPS ENJOV OEADiMi UNCOMFOOTA91E Corbett Wildlife Management Area The bird wai not hurt Itanaxt r SURE a r e K *?JA PeS > . SITTING 20lh French T o BMIre D m Yoahr QUEEDy " Just cast of Lake Okeechobee. In •top wai Nay Aug Park, accompa­ P H LIKE THAT exchange for the plant site, Pratt nied by lookeeper Jack Davla. k Whitney will give 9,000 acres of land on the south border nf tha Corbett game preserve to Florida for th« enlargement of the pre­ serve. Parkins said the 40-mllllon dol­ lar flguro given at recent legists live hearings on the bill authorix Ing transfer of the game preserve lands was "a conservative one.” The Palm Beach County facility wUI be an auxiliary to the main engineering a n d manufacturing MQUNt BtHINP MB. m aw * laboratories and plants of Pratt k Whlttney In Connecticut. At tha outsat, tha plant wlU ha an engineering and development facility, and later will go Into engine production. About t.000 engineers, scientists and technical personnel will ba employed la Jet engine design, test and development, and "sever­ al thousand" production workers will be emplbyed when engine manufacture la begun. Parkins said major factors la ■auction of Florida for ths site was its mild climate and iU at­ tractiveness as a place to live Mlia Paul Hill la commuting to aupperttng tha equal rights amend­ which makea it easier to attract Washington from hir homa In ment to plan g campaign for It •killed technicians la a highly Jtldgaflild, Conn., which iha during this year’s presidential competitive market •ham with her ilitar, Helen. e ir ****WTON (AP) — MU* that tha harassed man agreed ta "Company surveys indicated •lection drive. Why? • Alice Paul la a quiet, lady-like unU I give women the ballot In 19S0. If approved by Congress and vary busy aa-Jallblrd. i -.--•-v Miss Paul U not only "When you put your hand to th* Once the vary name of Alice fighting for passage of tha equal plow,” ah* uld, "It li difficult to ratified by the states the amend­ Paul stirred women to cheer* and rigiU* uiuanamenl, but tha is taka it away whlla tha furrow la ment would give women a place In tha Constitution as persona, a prompted strong men to bit# thalr fighting also to pravant Congress unfln lahad.” Hustaaha cape. from condemning tha oldest house Wlia Paul wai tnterriewed In place they now enjoy only because As g frail, pretty slip of a girl *" Washington, which tha WNP tha garden of the historic Uallatin of a Supreme Court opinion. tha was popped Into jail* bar* UMI • heedquartera. to make House, part of which was built In Whether women am persona tha lata 1660a. Prom thla houat within tha legal meaning of tha and in Orant Britain mor* times room for * "* * 1 "* lot^^w^v fw MUUp RlvwefwW m-ev than aha carat to ramcm bar for InTher* is scant doubt that Mist ware fired tha only ahola against Constitution and entitled to It* listing on orninl rights for wo- P«ul la a determined woman. Mr*, tha British whan they marched In protection, by he way, has been ■wn. Elisabeth Forbes, WNP treasurer. to bum tha Capitol In 1IM. a matter of Judicial Interpreta­ At Tl sho Stella Insisting. Right «®»mm>t*d that -Susan B. AnTha patio of tha houae, part of tion, tehlch haa swung back and new she Is Making a oonstution- ,h?°y hesld# Alice Faul la a pale, tha original Lord Baltimore es­ forth on tha subject. tate. Is paved with bricks taken a! amendment deflating! -Eaual- P*‘* shadow. Basically woman sill! nro sub­ Ity o f rights under the law shall To publicise her rauaa while from tha nalion'a ftrat Capitol ject to the medieval English ComWot he denied or abridged by the eenrlng a six months Jail aenteneo building, which waa lorn down to mon Law eslstlng when the Con­ United States or any state on ae- in HIT for -obstructing traffic,” make room for tha Supreme Court stitution was adopted In 17SS ex­ count of sex.the staged one of the nation's moat cept where changed In specific If adopted, Miss Paul says, It famous hunger strikes. Above the nols* of air hammers Instance* by n state legislature *r •U| strike from the nation's books Tha strike lasted St days and riveting the stool framework of by Congress. •haul a thousand laws which aha aba was forribly fed in the prison the m w Senate office building Under common, or unwritten, hospital tha last two weeks. Once Mat door, Mias Peal aaidt lew Uto marriage ceramoay gave *1 gusts the furrow la about n woman's property to her kua•he was removed to the psycho­ pathic ward. Tha alienist who ex­ finished. It Ieohs to mo as though band. Bho could own nothing, M i . amined her finally oeportodt the amendment will not ha de­ no contract* or ngraeasents. Her "Thera la n spirit like Joan of ls) ad much longer." Mias Paul*! equal rights for WNI*. Bhr pitchers aUll active In tho It was the WNP. following-th» American Longue have atruck out four!# rimrted by UtcreUn Molt, Democratic parties. > m on then 1100 bettors during (u*nn It, Anihoay and Elisabeth nthero ia'led with bar outraged In th* wak# of the#* endorse­ their careers. They ar* Bob PalUr, rs.lj Hl|n|nn. whirl) so under- tha nation. Priests flooded Into ments, ah* U planning a masting Warren Spnhn. Virgil Trucks, « f th.- iaor*'*itatlv*a of tha II Early Wynn, Robin Roberts and women’s organisations which nro Boh Lemon. /| I S *>u*/ Legol Notice Auxiliary Aircraft Engine Plant To Be Built In Florida rafo&ianyi FAUST S DRUG STORE F A U S T ’S S U N D R Y STO R E a Logoi Notice %) j, 9' I ^ * l R O M M POWER t LK V T COMPANY @ �Company Designs Miniature Atomic Energy Reactor Elaine Stewart Is - Adjusting Whole .‘.life To Silver CANOQA PARK. Calif, if* Atomic International says It ha* designed a miniature low cost atomic anergy reactor to fit Into any school, industrial or medical laboratory. The firm, a division of North American Inc., said recently the reactor la contained in a tank only eight feet high and eight feet In diameter and can be Installed In any existing laboratory building without the addition of an)’ special facilities. The reactor, which costs $31,000 will permit a wide range of re­ search and training In the nuclear field, the company said. By BOB THOMAS - HOLLYWOOD UP— Elaine Stew"Of irt I* going to restore some glamir to Hollywood, even If she has to get sllverplated to do it. *• You'll remember Elaine as the red-haired beauty who vamned Kirk Douglas In "The Be-* the Beautiful." After a tew mora film roles, she languished at MU.4 — almost two years. In her last year w* under contract, she didn't even ' visit the studio. She did no work at atl, though she was being psld # "m ore than a United States Senator." So she pulled the paper doll caper. With the guidance of a hotahot press agent, she hired an nd In one trade paper displaying her admirable figure. In another trade ' paper was printed ■ dress, with the Invitation to cut It out and apply to the Stewart figure. The stunt plus other persuasions * managed to get the gal out of stir. She landed Immediately at Uni­ versal-International with a twoplcture-a-ycar deal starting with "The Tattered Dress," "Oh. It felt so good to be ou tl" she rhapsodised over cottage cheese in the U-l commissary. "1 just felt wonderful, so 1 decided I’d like a whole new change." So what did she do? Change her . - agent? Her boy friend? Her telephone number? No—her hairr Gone arc the auburn tresses. She is now a quicksilver blonde. “ I feel wnndorful—like a whole . new person she said. “ It's amir...... lug what a new color of hair caul do for you. "Now I'm adjusting my wbole life to a new motif—silver. Every­ thing I* going lo be silver, All my jewelry Is silver I have a new f t silver Mercedes to drive and a illver poodle named Cllquot. I use silver nail polish and cat off silver dishes.” With what kind of utensil? j "Sliver, silly," she chided. "And • ■■ I sleep in a silver bed." But the spectacular part of the whole campaign is her new ward­ robe. ahe remarked. •— "Oh. you should see It." she cn0 thu*cd. "I've had a designer whip me up lounging pajamas of silver lame. They are cut very low, with a big collar I can pull up and " fasten around my neck with a r silver mink. "It is very form-fitting and then flares out at the bottom with lot* of material. You know—like those outfits in the '20s. If they can bring back the dochc hats and other Ihhigi, I can do this." 31911 WUFONO (trtti and Jim Carver clutch ropee to steady itrotchcr holding Jay NahafTev, lfl, as the Injured youth Is rescued tfter e 100-foot fall from a rltfT at Oxnartl, Calif. fJntfroollonaU Junior College In Jacksonville To Be University I JACKSONVILLE 1^ - old • independently — TKo 73operated - *jarksfnvlUe Junior College will jc known from now on as JackKinvIUe University. Dr. Franklyn A. Juhnson. preablent, told ■ meeting if business, , professional and civic leaders Wednesday the board of trustee* I lias voted to turn the adhool Into I r Institution. COOPED.I P MOONSHINE ATLANTA (A P )—A man serv­ ing time In Atlanta federal pri­ son for ll<|uor law violations kept his hand In by cooking up moon­ shine In the pen, officials claim. A U.S. grand jury indicted the prisoner, Carnel Sprinkles, on charges of operating an Illegal distillery and possessing untaxed whiskey. John IV, Stokes Jr., assistant U.S. attorney, said Sprinkles was caught trying to' hide a half gal­ lon o f the produce of a lillll he had Impruvlsed in a large milk can. Stoke* said the convict used stenm from the prison dairy barn to cook mash made up of rattle feed and purloined sugar. Tiro SAW WAT ALT OF JAIL IN A LATHER MOUNT STERLING, Ky. fA P ) —To the motorist, Montgomery County Jailer E. II. Swope looked like a mailman on the loose. Whlto fonm fell from the jail­ er's chin as he hipped the pass­ ing car to chase two fleeing pri­ Both were awaUJag trial, Kady soners. The escape occurred white the on eharges of assault with Intent jailer was shaving ami he went to murder; and Strickland on after them in a real lather. CRESTV1EW UV—Buddy Btrlckland, 30, of M ar Pensacola; and Marshall Eady, 31, o f Georgians, Ala., sawed their way out of tha Oklaloosa County Jail yesterday with a smuggled hacksaw blade. charges of driving while intoxi­ cated, profanity and resisting ar­ rest. GREYHOUND COACE 0— « W f OF CONTROL AUBUR.VDALE IB— A too grtr* minor injuria* yaetfMay srite* their QrtyhouM aaaek weet sst of control a il caramed fair a graveyard. Driver J. W. Hartaftgld, 44, s f Jacksonville—wh* had just eeSh plettd Us llth year ad aoildWI free servlet—tild ' the vtkkte's brakes failed when he tried W stop at a blinker. THOUGHTFUL HEN DES MOINES (A P )—When Mr*. Morris Lunche wee cutting up hard bulled egg* fur n wedding THE OLDEST ALAMOSA, Colo. (A P )-T h n "brunch" preceding the marriage Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum of her niece, Shirley Shnplro o f here has the oldest rail engine Dr* Moines, the first egg she cut The University *f built In Colorado — vintage IWtl. In hntf had a yolk In the ahape football team hae t l of a In-art. from the 1955 team. This Is The Washer Shewnln Sept 10th ISSUE OF ( V T C M A G A Z IN E third-year curriculum will be •t«»d In September 1131 and a faurth year will be added In 19M. 1 he University’s first bachelor Herb Stein overheard n bumptious book publisher tell lila senior editor, "Mind you, old man, I'm only Misstating you reconsider your verdict on my aon-ln-law'a manuscript. You don't have to string ulong your Job.” |7* Y SHARK HUNTING VACATION DECATUR, III, (AID—Vacation for Mr. end Mrs, Hlicr, their two daughters Daryco Adair, 12, and Judy Anne, 9, will consist o f hunt­ ing for sharks In shnllow arcus of the Gulf of Mexico. Hisef and a companion, Ran­ dolph Young, tO, tow their cruiser to New Orleans from Decatur. Equipment includes huivJ har­ poons, a harpoon launcher and a .HO-caliber rifle, plus one inflated truck Inner tube painted orange. w i w *1 Super Champion Tubeless w or Tube Type 1 t lilll f«T -7 iW ?W '.I ; t , i b,i»s n> r f 3> Applied on Sound Tiro Bodlos or on Your Tiros KMART ANIMALS SAN DIEGO, Calif. (A l’ J— Animals In theatrical performanre» must know how to act, says C. Y. Jones, who contracted to provide 60 head of horses and oxygen for a "CALIFORNIA itory" pageant. Junes, Hollywood animal agent, said that one of his hursea ones fell down on the (U go In Holly­ wood bowl during the pageant production, "He Just laid there," he laid, "diJn't thrash around and mess things up. That's what I mean, stage animals have to know how to net." | r prfcW *p !• 57.10 p * Mf yISmo n A Now Any Typo Only i - W m MnY f i E f t It -V *.fcSSVTSJw A .J* I I No Money Down *bj| S 5 WILL LIHTEN SEATTLE (A P )-A fUhing season sign In the window of a Beattie sporting goods store: "Coma In — we listen to fish stories." Sums (rood design, depth, width and quality at new Firestone tires, plus Mir famous Firestone Gormly's Price! NOT *299 NOT 5279 NOT <249 (With Trade) NEVER U N D ER SO LD - ire sto n ? ayss ta as near, become* **• qualoted with his first six* ■hooter and bolster In Miami, ria. The boy h:u been enrolled hi ■ school far blind children 111 fc. FIRST ST N E V E R O U T -T R A D E D Wyoming lettarMM �> V * V B .1* •- Manhattan Being Rediscovered NEW YORK, —Th* most rsluable land In the world— the lower tip of Manhattan Island comprising the Wall Street financial district and eonserva- VWU BIAUTtn ths peak o f tha 1999 boom, be changing times. Over t paid the unheard pries of 14 mil* many o f the firms which Uon dollars for the property and ness with the banks, ei ^ ramion more to clear the underwriting corapanli * ___ . . . ______ from the East Coast states are comson Riniler, Miss Pennsylvania; Sharon Kay Erast Smerage, Mis* Massachusetts; Loma Mai r Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! ONE OF THE FIRST arrivals have had enough uphill. I 1 t In San Francisco was Harold B, Ths OOP delegate* tehudei Buasen-for-HsrUr-for-Viee-Presl* Sent. He proved It'a the early confidence, which Indicates the Republican elephant's memory warm that gets the bird, doesn't go back /or. Not a* far t I f ft's Not (rue that the Republi­ ae 191B, anyway. can couirnHon vat ruf and dried. The only JfrpuMican who was Attorney Oeneral Brownell said ruf vat Harold K. SlOeern, and the party should "run wared." He they're stiff drying the hotel*. The Interviewer Is Interviewed By Modern M aid ny DOROTHY ROE Associated Preia Woman's Editor I have come across a quaint nostalgic note in a brand new book, "Etiquette and ProtocoJ," by I. Monte Radlovlc, a former Lon* don newspaperman of Internation­ al experience, who writes; "Y our relationship with your own household staff should be I I ! marked by extreme consideration The City of Ian FrontIsee could for their needs." Thomaa E. Dewey waa among The Inevitable question that those who warned the OOP of will arise from the average Amer­ ovor-confldenc*. He did a lot of ican reader is: meditating on the Hbject, but "What household staff?" from Albany. Mr. Radlovlc, while undobtedIE well acquainted with correct social amenities In the higher in­ ternational echelons, apparently has not tried recently to hire a maid, general housekeeper or oc­ L J . ... ...--------B y BEN N U T CKRF----------------------- 1 casional cleaning woman through a New York employment agency. fQBEPH CHASE In hi* "M y Friend* Look Better Than Ever" I have. The most recent conver­ J fell* of a British admiral who waited until the ladies had sation went something like this: Maid' "O f course I must have retired at a dinner party to regale the male gucsti with stories weekends off. You don't expect abeut the behavior of seals me to serve breakfast on Friday, In the Arctic. Said he In It do you? 1 like to gel an early pert; "When the big bull M k start." come* ou t o f the water on to Me; "Well, o f course we want • slab o f ice end sets up a you to be happy. I guess wo don't bellow than can be heard need breakfast on Fridays." for Billet, female seal* teem Maid; "You say there's a radio to And 1t Irresistible. I be­ In my room. Do you mean no lieve I can imitate It for T V ?" FOU." Me: "Well, you can use the fam ­ The Admiral bellowed ily TV set when we are not at lustily, the chinaware rat­ home. There's nobody at home all day, you know." tled, two gleam fell to the Maid: "But what am I sup•oar, and the old mdog*a ied to do when you all are at wife bunt Into the room d e ­ m e?" manding. "Were you calling Me> "Well, I had In mind that you might serve dinner and little things like that." Maid: "That's another thing. I hope you don’ t plan to do any en­ tertaining. If there are more than four at table 1 must have help." Me: "Oh, we'll take our guests out to dinner." Maid) "N o laundry, o f course, lig h t cleaning only. And I hope you're not ene of those families who sits around and have cocktails for an hour before dinner, t like % MNMNlMMNiaia.lt to serve dinner at 7 p.m. sharp." •XTaaeaa to me that «e talk a advancing age cuta your Me: “ But what if wo are de­ letaboutwhattheavarageyoung* layed and don't get home until T:U or 1:00?" Maid' "N o consideration. That's tha trouble with people these days." 1,900 calorie* a day, about 900 Me: "You realise that we live leu than you did at th* aga of 39. outside the city, and have an Since th* body fat la gutter In hour's trip coming home, don't th* cldarl; . you oldstara can get you?" along with leu than th* usual Maid: "An hour from town? amount of fat and oil However, Why didn’t you say so? Why, I your diet must contain ample couldn't even go to the movies at night! I'm sorrl, ma'm. but I Just don't think you'll d o." Tills, I believe, Is a conversa­ tion fairly typical throughout the .country these days. The msM In­ Decayed or mlutng teeth also terviews the prospective employer hamper adoption of a good diet lh®“ Ld-S cJ —not vice versa. And the weary among ths elderly. Unleu t h e y _ ? “ * P? housewife who finally snares one •have their dental problems taken , o f these Jewels feels so flattered care of by a dentist, they may be f 1 at having been accepted that she ■forced to exclude all solids from doein't dare complain if the soup •their menus. This, of course, can Is rold, the meat burned or the lead to malnutrition. furniture dusty. Money, unfortunately, ts an’ ,*? other problem of th# aged. Many After struggling with auch deli­ o f you elderly folk hava to get®' ’ cate problems for some IS years, along on shrunken budget*, I, for one, heaved a sigh of relief know. But this doesn't mean you £ when the time came that the chil­ have to exclude vegetables, fruitt0 DtraU n dren didn't need a full-time baby­ and meats from your diet and eat QmTKM J sitter any more. the much cheaper starches al- H. T.: M I've found It's wonderful to be ta most exclusively. mil# drug able to have dinner whenever we ■a A little more careful budgeting there any happen to want It; to be able to and marketing, coupled with a damaging dust the piano or polish the silver i better knowledge of food values Answer: without hurting the feelings of a • and costs, can provlda you with drug* has sensitive domestic who forgot to t an adequate diet on a most mod- proper dot do it; and not to have to cat * *st Income. direction, t burned potatoes when the maid i You oldsters need fewer eat- their cry* serves them with the beaming an­ f tries than younger folk becauu difficulty. nouncement: tiu s.a u * r«x»M aisBMtt. "This Is the latest thing at the Stork Club. They're called 'Black Hat Potatoes!" Thera's nothing like a gay little change to quicken Interest ia family meals. So when you senrt these Meat Loaf Gems, each dell-! ciouitv brown, Juicy and tasty, . , they’ll seem novel, and fun. The shift from one big ram!ty-«Ue meat loaf to smaller one-portlon loaves ts'rasy. Simply divide the meat mixture into tig portions and bake the loaves In muffin pans. They'll turn out so downright appetising, your family will want them again and again. The big reason for their special tastiness Is . . . apple sauce . . . which you can buy In any grocery store. Mixed through and through (lie beef-pork mixture, the apple sauce gives Just that extra Juiciness, and an apple-haunted tang that bring* out ths hearty flavor of tha meat. The sauce also helps stretch a pound and a half of meat to ala really hefty servings, MEAT LOAF GEMS *3 cup minced onion 1 lb. ground beef, chuck H lb. ground lean pork 1 4 teaspoon sage 1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce1 tf AJDOOn BAIt 1 4 cups canned apple sauce I cup dry bread crumb* Combine onion, beef, pork, large greased muffin pant. Baka moderate oven, 350 F., 30-40 sage, Worcestershire sauce and In minutes. Yields 6 servings. Servo ealt; mix well. Add apple sauce with seasoned rice, carrot* and and crumbs; mix well. Pack Into- peat. for a century or more could not be bought for love or munsy. When tha late Robert E. Dowl­ ing finally wan able to buy No.l Wall Street for the Irving Trust Co. 50-atory building project at LIFE — RAVING BUSINESS WAKEFIELD, Mass. ( A P I Raving lives seems to be a Moeautlffe family trait. Recently Donald MeAulIffe, 33, won a medal from ths Matknrhusetts Humane Society for recuIng a youngster from drowning. His grandfather Timothy J. and his father Dr. Philip L. teamed In 1925 to save a man from drown­ ing. They too won society awards. Bis brother, Philip Jr., 2<1, waa awarded the aoclety's medal In IB4B for the rescue of a man who felt through thin Ice. Two years ago he saved two women from poeslhle drowning In the Poto­ mac River. C P. J. WATSON DIES JACKSONVILLE. UP— Peyton J. Watson Sr., flB, a director and member of the executive board of the Florida National Bank, died of a h e m attack yesterday, He was a native of Birmingham, Ala., and came here la 1MI. How to bring 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 porch - Modernize your Kitchen -. Modernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling - Replace your roof - Add insulated siding: - Paint your home - inside and out -replace your screens Build a garage - or other needed repairs or remodeling1. 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 Older people Require A Balanced Diet; Too General Insurance II. JAMES GUT AGENCY HIGH HOPEH DES MOINES UP—Two small sign* facing tha street from a yard In tha Des Moines residential dis­ trict say: "I wantt o be a Uwn." 312 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES B. GIJT KOK-TONE pel alt . . . tras rvprodocOaa of arigiaal . . . far only II.M post paid. Ideal fae friends, relative*, class kaateo, servicemen. Prefret far lab ar college applications, Uaiply scad ONE HOLLAR with aaeh picture or negative af Bay al**. Your orlglaal will b* retarasd la perfect condition along with IB permanent. TinUh MIRROR TONE prints at each poos as highest quality tfol?BY#,B A rt* 'fill A RANTEE WRITE FOE OUR* PRICES ON YOUR OTHCR PICTURE NEED* DLACK herringbone tweed boxed and belted in front, ..'em the fail IBM Pattulto* Jo Copeland collection. Both Jacket and aklrt hem are edged with black silk braid. The collar la of canary-yallow silk velvet, 6 FREE PASSES DAILY Each day the names o f six people will be published in the Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to 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 of 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 bottorp of the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. �Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 22—SPECIAL NOTICES 13—ARTICLES FOR SALE 53—WANTED It* BUT Uitrallte Samsonite L u g g a g e , WILL PAY CASH for clean GATLIN BROTHERS made with magnesium, the air­ cotton rags. Call 1821, The' Dragline A Bulldozer Service plane metal. Sanford Jewelry A Sanford Herald Ph. 2232 Geneve. 2495-W Sanforl. Luggage, 300 Sanford Ave. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, CaU Portable power driven blacksmith Relpb Ray. JIM. forge and anvil, $26. 1301 Myrtle 14—A PTS—HOUSES—ROOMS Ave. CROSLEY - BENDIX Sales end Service 41 APPLIANCES Rose Court: 5 room apartment, RANDALL furnished. Kitchen equipped. Ph. 1 appliances, a a le a FRIGID AIRE a Electric Company 1494. and service i. G. H. High, Oviedo. Service— Quality— Satisfaction FO-3-3313 or Sanford Fla. Pbone 3-room apt. Newly decorated. Ph 113 8anford 2$37-J-3 De Bary I542-W after I p, a . 1301 Celery Ave. Phone B05-W. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p a Gat Stove A Kalvlnator refrigera­ If Interested tn apartment clean­ Welt Drilling, HOWARD C. tor. ^lmost new, 1411 Elm Ava. er than average. Close In. See LONG, Phone 3M 207 Eau Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 616. Commercial Ava. 45—BUILDING MATE RIALS RENTALS Em pty? IfW A N T A D S IRENT 'EM EAST ^ REAL ESTATE (7-BROKERS and REALTORS aoieage NEAR PIN ELDEST SCHOOL, we have two excellent buys tn 3 bedroom homes, 1 and J years old, but Idte new in conuitiun. As low us I10.2UO. Can be naiiuled (or $1500 down, with immed­ iate possession. “ 15 Acre* Tiled Land with S art­ esian well*; Huge *2 story 30' x 120' Bam to store tools. Will tease alt $23 per acre. Pbone 2243-R-2. 34-FARMS AND GROVES Looking for home and income? Wc have sume exceUent offering* 20 acre tile farm. Three bedroom for either the investor or pvrson house, large barn. All equip­ looking for Income along with ment amt machinery. Easy living quarters. terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box 1154. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO *5 lit IMF.* REALTORS Phont 27 or 143 Will build on your lot. Your plan IM! Park Ave or ours. We can arrange finan­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE cing. Call us for additions or Crumley A Monlelth remodeling. at 117 South Park, Phone 772 LOWELL E. OZIER They Know Ballder — Phene 1319 Otflce: 2101 8. Or Undo Dr. DO YOU WISH TO SELL YOUR PROPERTY? CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Let o ir experience and contact he of aervlca to you. We shall VA—FHA—L'O.NVRATIONAL be happy lo discuss your prop­ FINANCING erly al nn obligation. Call 905 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS or 2122 first thing. LOW MONTHLY l'A : MENTS HUTCHINSON’ S Ocean F r o n t USED BRICK ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ Apt*. 339 S AtUntie. Dayton* ments, Invoices, hand billa, aod TWO CARLOADS boautilul used Beach. Call 2371-W for reserva­ programs, e tc. Progressive brick. Orango, rod, and burnt Printing Co. Phone 401 — 403 tions alter* 6:00 p. m. block. Seo them at SHERMAN Wait 13th St. CONCRETE PIPE CO. French Avenue tiurile suitable for _ 1A— PLACES IQ E A T ___________ home A business. For informa­ RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Well drilling, water guaranteed, tion c all 1494._______________ * MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Window Sills • Lintels Phone 1006-W. Friday Menu: Bed Snapper, L«bSeptic Tanks - State Approved WELAKA APARTMENTS: room* ater, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop*, Sand • Cement - Mortal Mix private baths. 114 W. First St. Miracle Concrete Co. Fish Slick*, i LOWERY A BRIDGES 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roait, Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Ph. f20-W T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and San. 1U4-W Orange City Spr 4*5134 A, K. SHOEMAKER, JR. Meat Balls. All Garden vcrc* This ad 1% a free guest pass to the METAL ROOFING SEE Seminole Realty for Desir t'bono 1991 1900 Mellonvtlle tables. Hwy. 17*92 South, Phone Now in stock. 5-V Crimp — 1-1/4" Rita Theatre for llarvcy Ed­ able Homes and Apts. Phone 27 Corrugated — 2-1/2" Corrugated 1175-W. wards, Sanford. Exp. date Sept. Get all Your roofing needs at Furnished Apt. 600 Park Ave. 3-Redruoin home, $1,100. equity. 17, 1956. TONIGHTS THE NIGHT o! the $52.86 monthly payment. EquipSherman Concrete Pipe Co. Free Fish Fry at the Doggie GROUND floor, 3-room complete!* ed with electric kitchen, blinds, DICK MAPES Out West 13lh St. ft Diner A Bar, Lake Mary. Y ’ALL furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ eater. Call 1015-W. Sec at 819 Tile Contractor— Phone 2196-W COME. Rosallla Dr. metto Ave. Phone 2392. Septic Tanks Cleaned & Repaired. 46— BUSINESS EQUIPMENT Grease Traps-Dra Inline*. Free 4—LOST Suit­ -LE AV IN G T O W N Inspection. Phone 1T32-M. San­ HAYNES Office Machine Co., EFFICIENCY Apartmentable (or bachelor or couple. Typewntera, adding machines, WILL SACRIFICE LOST — Bed wallet In Lovctt’l ford Fia. Private bath. Across from Post Lovely $8,000 Lake Mary home. I Sales-RentaM, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. Third St. store. Please return Office. Manual Jacobson. Bedrooms, CBC, burnt wood wallet A papers. Jvcep money. 21— SCIIOOLS-lNSTnUCTlON ceilings, jsloused windows, car STUDENTS—see the newest thing DESIRABLE one and two bed. Return to The Sanford Herald, in typewriters — Royal's 1957 porte, large lot, lake privilege. or Lovett s. Deannn School Of Dance room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W. "Twln-Pak" portable. The fast­ 85,395, $636 down, $45 month. Tap Ballet * Aerobatic Ball­ 5— PERSONAL NOTICES est portable on tho market. In MAYFAIR - 3 bedroom bouse. PHONE 1863-M. room. Classes starting Wed. 7 colors. 24 months to pay. U rg e yard. Call 1450-J after Sept. 12 — Registration Con tin; KOLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Powell's Office Supply For Salt By Owner—Loch Arbor 6 p. m. 'A. Bads Day, Week, or Month—Tel. ues — Phone 2171. HT S. Magnolia Phone M6 • months old. 3 bedroom, 1 bath 1425. Furniture Center — This ad Is a free guest pas* to the house. All electric kitchen, ex­ ________ 116 Wcat First St. ___ __ Prepare at home for bookkeeping 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Rita Theatre lor Paul Beaaell. haust fan, heater, blind*, serv­ & Accounting. Send for free in­ Sanford. Exp. date Sept. 17, '66. ice men transferred. Ph. 2177-W. This is a free past to Tba Prairie formation. Free placement aerv- Bujy your Furniture ot Berry's Lake Drive-In Theatre for H. D. let. Warehouse Fum. Co., at 901 w. New two bedroom houses, kitchen SMALL 3-Bedroom home. Low Dague, Beardall Ave., Eap. date Maasey Business College, Inc., equipped. 1104 Washington. Ph. 1st St. AU nationally adv. furn­ down payment. Phone 544, Sept. 17, 1956. Home Study Dept. N-lt 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box iture at warehouse prices. days or 1885-M, nights,1 P.O. Box 1527 Jax. Fla. 302 Sanford. Used furniture, appliances, tools, 3 apartments. 1 small, 1 large. etc. Bought-aold. Larry'* Mart. 611 Park Ava. Ph. 1032. 4-BOATS a n d m o t o r s 121 East lit 8L Phone list. !4-CHILD CARE Furnished large 2-Bedroom apt. a Evlnrude Salas A Service Solve the Pb. 1234-J. 703 Palmetto Ava. ROBSON Sporting Good* "Guest" Sleeping Problem 304 E. l i t St,_______ Phone 991 Baby sitters available. Baby Bit­ U k e front BBadroom C.B. house. ARE YOU LOOKING FOK A With An ting Agency. Ph. 352-M. Fishing, swimming. Ph. 2056-WNEW HOME? 1— 1956 MK 6 Mercury 1145. 3. after 4:30. 1-1962 KH7 Mercury 1145. 26—HELP WANTED—FEMALE 1—1956 Evinruda 30 HP *300. • A beautiful couch by day 2-BEDROOM House, living room, 1 -5 HP Elgin, Like New $50. • A comiortabl* IQ-Inch wide bed kitchen, Florida room and car Drug Store, ark. The Homes BuUt LARSON Boats, All Aluminum by night. porte. In town. Phone 2002. fly ' Fiber Glass Boats— from $299. WOMEN — Any age, to ba train­ • Converts to twin beds W. P. SMITH ed in new and unique coemctics • Converts to a couch and a 5 ROOM8 • BATH unfurnished ODHAM 4 TUDOB, INC. Motors-Boats-Paint-Glass •Ingle bed. house, 2 screened porchee, service. Full or part time, $25 Bulldtri o f Fine Homs* ^2415 S. Park Phone 1303 to $75 weekly paid by Check. No adults only, no pels. Inquire For Florida Living canvass, delivery or collactlon. 2311 Palmetto Ave. '*1 2 —TRAILER* BEAUTIFULLY D«signed' Three Car and phone a necessity. CaU A Selection of Beautiful Tailored 3 BEDROOM furnished home, to And Four Bedroom Home* Mrs. Spencer, 1453-W. Cavers and Bolsters H will pay YOU lo aca ut before responsible party, near SodthI 4 I bathe Slightly Eatra you buy. Open Evenings and STENOGRAPHER-Sccretary, Ap­ Side School. |U0 per month. Varied Selection of Plana AvailSundays. ECHOLS BEDDING CO. ply to R. A. Smith at Chase A Phone 9344. abla. Eastiide ‘Trailer Bales Comer 2nd A Magnolia. Ph. 1231 Co. Priced From l l l j o o to $24,000 Palatka, Fla. 2 4 3 room freshly painted apt*. "Bed Bamberger'' Mgr. VA (O I)-F H A 4 FHA Inserv27—HELP WANTED • MALE Phone 2983-W or 1313. Open Monday's Ul •:M p. m. lea Financing. Trailer. Sale-Rent. Ph. 668-XR. -------- OUR BALCONY VISIT ATTENTION RETIRED 4-room garage apt., I4S. So. HOMES AVAILABLE: NAVAL PERSONNEL Cameron Ave. Phone 1314-R. South Plnaereit . .. . Sanford, Fla. This Is a free pass to The Prairie Lake Driva-ln Theatre for Ed­ Grove Minora ------- Sanford, Fie. Unusual opportunity to represent ward Lancaster. Exp. date Sept. 2-room furnished kitchenette apt Valencia Villee .. . DaLand, Fla Adults Ph. 0 4 ._________________ us lire insurance wise In San­ 17, 1959. II—BEAUTY PARLORS BALES OFFICE ford and viclnRy. Will train and Duplex furnished apartment, three 1625 8. French Ave. NECCHI-ELNA assist. Modern Alr-conditiuned Salon room, $50.00. 3101 Mignolia, Ph. Phone 2190 4 1980 Sewing Machine Canter Harriet!'* Deadly Nook 1673, Robert A. Williams. Alter 8:00 p. m. CaU 2371-W Salas, Service and Hantali S. Oak ■ Ph. *71 Our standards arc high, but to GARRETT'S the eligible man this offers an Shall Apt*,: Furn. 9 room apt*., 223 E. First St. Phone 1421 exceUent opportunity. NOTICE screen porch, plua rollaway bed, Hazel M. Porter’* Beauty Shop garaga. 611 Park Ave. Ph. 468-W 41—FARM and GARODEN will be closed duming the month Company has excellent rating • in businesa for over 53 years. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Apt. 3 room, kitchen 4 bath. In­ of September. quire 1001 ralmotto. Ph. 1131 M. Addreta your inquiries to P.O. Plants in any quantity. Ready 17-BUILDING - REPAIRS Box 6665, Orlando, Florida, for soiling out Kept. 10th. Vari­ N i c e bedroom. Private entrance This ad U a fra* guest p u s to tha , .PAINTING eties are of Midseason, Morion Muvietand Hide-In Incatrc fur 4 bath. Phone 2029-W. Clerk Hardware Store. Age limit Market, Esrly Round Dutch, Mr*. Joe Childin, Sanford. Exp. FLOOR sanding and finishing, under fifty. Experience helpful Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Furn. or unfurn. 2-bedroom apart date Sept. 17, 1956. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ but not necessary. P.O. Box 630, Mammoth Red and Daily Copen­ merit. Screened porch. Phuncl nole county since 1925. Sanford, Fla. hagen, all from Certified Ferry6 room, I bedroom home, $5750. 1013-31. If. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Morris Seed, Ripe A Ready To­ Located on old Orlando Highway Wc are accepting application for mato A Produce Co., Stall Farm­ 2 bedroom furn. house, air-con­ Ideal |ur children, ichuol bus For painting call Mr. Tasker, a part time representative to do ers Market, Sanford, Florida, ditioned, TV, all-electric kitch­ slop. CaU 13J2-M. 1-XR. credit reporting in Sanford and en, lawn, shade deep-well water, Phone 32t. vicinity on a fee basis. Retired MeRANEY-NMITII PAINTH or semi-retired persons also Georgia cabbage plants. All var­ $65 month. 1 mile north of Ixuig- 2-Year old concrete block home with earporte, 2 bedrooms, kit­ wood on llwy. 427v considered. Car essential. Reply 2415 8. Park • Phone 1203 ieties — any hmount. Starting chen equipped. Living remit), by mail, stating age, back­ Sept. 11. Hugh C. Whelchel, CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E i T h bath with tub 4 shower. Full 26—PIANO SERVICE ground businesa or employment Slate Market Still 15. Day 1269, through Classified ads. Let an size screen porch. Furn. or record and present activities. t f - L. L. Sill — Piano Technician experianead ad-writer assist you night, 627. unfurn. Ph. 2M-J. Reporting manager Dun A BradPhene 2164 Route t, 8* a fart street, Inc., P.O. Box 2306, West HURRY! . . . . HURRY! . . , . HURRY! . . . . HURRY!! Phone 980 about a $4000.00 Hume. Day Station, Jacksonville, Fla. •.I— ROOFING-PLUMBING 3-Bedroom h o u s e Wynnewood 16—WORE WANTED—FEMALE W. J. KING neighborhood. Equipped w i t h Plumbing (^ntrsetur rlfctrie kitchen, blinds, heater Wanted housework. Call 6U-R. Kohler Plumbing A Supplies $600 Down, $55 monthly pay­ f our C ’kxn-Up Week Take advantage o deem Electric Water Hester* ments. See at 2009 Adams. Ph. M erch an dU e Or all Uaad 2534 Orlande Dr. Ph. II 435-J. 198.50 Large 4-Pc Modern Bedroom Suit t ................... —..................... Plumbing. Kresky Heating II—ARTICLES AWK RENT 66-LOTS M. G. HODGES $38.00 Lota Mahogany Vanity Base, Matching Bed and Chair ____ x 133’. Partly landscaped. NOW 3 mm film rental library ' # Bervlco on"XII Water Pumps— Ready to buUd. Dreamwold at Wieboldt's Camara Shop. UO RoUawiy Bed and Mattress (Twin Six*) . . — —.......... —............. $6.00 Well* Drilled — Pumps Section. 2411 Chase Ave. Phone S. Park Ave. Paola Road, phone too 1973-M. 3-Drawar Chest, on casters .......- .................................................. $9 95 43—ARTICLES ‘-OS 6ALR CERAMIC TILE $14.88 For your future home site we have 2-Pe P in tle Sofa Bed Suite . . . ................. Paul F. Mueller A Aon Ph. 154 We buy and aell used furniture. lots prired from $125.00 up, in fr e e estimate. Quality work. Paying top cash prices (or any 2 Pc Living Room Suite .. ......... ............ — ................................ $7.00 several locations in City, thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Attractive Lake Front Lota arms .........— . $9.95 3Pc Sofa Bed Suite, with plastic ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2063-W. OZIER REALTY CO. Ph. 1359 $5.00 Large Platform Rocker ............. —Factory vo you— Ph.1821 BULLDOZING R AUTOMOTIVE • EMPLOYMENT w Echols Hi-Rizer SEE and COMPARE $94.50 • BUSINESS SERVICES to M A T H E R ’ S USED FURNITU RE DEPARTMENT • MERCHANDISE AlUBtlann V en etia n Blinda Can Ira: i ng and Repair INI Hanford \ w Phone IMS Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom rail with plastic and*. Plastic or rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon PLUMBING cords. Contract and Repair Work Senkarik GIsm sad Paint Ce. Free Estimate* 112-114 Weal 2nd St. Phono *30 R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 132$ Army Cols, 83.90; Paint, 12.60 gal. r-Smrta, 41c; Army-Navy Surp­ PLUMBING * RSPAIRA lus, 310 Sanford Ava. Septic Tank Installation A Service Sewer Connections. Archie C. Wa have a LITTLE BIT o f Harnett, Phone 734-W nr 1333. EVERYTHING - F.U.B. le, 10c U 25c Store, 321 8. Sanford Ave. •* ' tt-MPMTAL NOTICES % 1 * CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covers end Drapes STANLEY KULP PHONE nSS-J. CLOSE OUT SALE Everything Goes Sanford Freight Salvage Co. 104 W. let. St. Plastic Cocktail Chain ........... ,.... * arge Lsmnga Chair ............. .... .... ROSA L. PAYTON. Table, 4 Chain and Buffet . . . . Registered Real Estate Broker . . . . $29.88 Phone 2171 17-93 at Illawalbs Vanity with Triple Mirror ............ ....... $7.81 Oak Buffat, good condition ......... ***••*eeeeeeee *-**•#•• 8-Pe Chrome Dinette ......... • Table end 4 Chairs (wood) ......... f Drop-leaf Table and 3 Chairs (w o o d ) .............. ....... 3-BEDROOM MODERN masonry home, parquet floors, comfort­ able interior, french door en­ trance to cool icreened porch. Utility room and car porte com­ bined. Immediate possession, $9,700. Term* available. 'mi $4.86 Odd Chrome Chair* (new) ......... ............ $4J8 A. B. PETERSON Uroker Associates: A. B. Paterson Jr., P. J. Chesttraon, Garfield Willetts, John Melsch and R. W. Williams. A. C. Doudnay, Land Surveyor. 116 N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 KENNETH E. S U C K Registered Res) Estate Broker 1009 E. 2nd. Phone 1586 Phone 960 about a $4000.00 Homa. LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? Here It is. Two bedroom home, furnished, ccmcfeio block, -close to school. Only 89,125.00. Terms, Other good valuee In 2 4 3 bed room homas. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. J. W. HALF,. REALTOR RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG. BROKKRI Also A Big Selection of Good Used Refrigerators; Gee,Electric end Oil Rangea And manyother items not listed ■t Terrific 8avlnga. PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Wringer washer 1 year old. Good S. D. HighUymaa, Aaaoclat* 904 Baulk Perk Ave. M o m 989 All type* and size*. Inets lied or condition, $60. With tutu, $70. All llia u May Ba Pnrt haand Or Mather's Easy Terms "D o It Yourself." Phone I435-R. ID O MUCH FURNITURE? Clas WE REPAIR AND SERVICE COME IN and browse around. STINE ‘ died edi etU the surplus fur F.U.B10C, 25c Store, 321 CASH. Phone t i l l lor an ad Machine end Supply Ce. Phona IfT writer, *03-00 E. First St. Sanford Ave. W. 2nd SL P h .« l M L M att Happy Heaths , Oraaadtfiahti } Through Waal A J v Drcsutt be\l hid so much trouble filling risers lo bust is 19)4, lsst yesr Patrick Collins plsced • CLssilied At in the Misnrspsiis tribune, receiieJ inrhsiieae (re« 1J firmer* to brinz stosg kit 12-yesr*M sen i ml t i their guesti •hi!* *! ?■*:!»*. , ■...i — ft-* aimm% DAILY CROSSW ORD •I:)'.r 1 ■H ’V ‘ till id) 1 nti x : 11. Randy DOWN ACROHN llldl-h’i tracts t. In the ■tinc i i n o (■ a I, Cold dry 1 1 '.Vi •V] 1.012 by the Brill* It north wind . iiw:-j j J// J'.V * aea army, ' iSo. Franca) ; j:-1i 4 i i : (Eng.) officers' 8. lateral i.\ i i i •: jlv -iis 15. Large orderlies '*ii boundary '.VC lilUV 1:1 18. Kind of j i :in :' J'.M • 2. Insides 9. Blanket for .('.V-l air­ n :i -H li i 3. Boll a mule ;>i t ..ns 1111.1 1 plane slowly 10. Tendency tai-Jrl ! J U 19. Moun­ 4. Audience 12. Speak tains 6. Collectively, 13. Scop* Vtslerder'e IstfttJ (It.) stalks 14. Merganser 31. Number 21. Owing of 15. Male adult 34. Gaming 22. Fuss grain 16. IndeAnlte cubes 21. Anger afler article 33. Capital 25. A garment threshing 17. Ever I poet.) of Italy 26. Runs aw ay 6. Persia II. Part of and marries 37. Rodent 7. Lair tha faca 39. Put on. 21. Ducks 8. Pledge 19. Orowold as clothe* 29. Flowers 9. Pondera 20. Tricky persona t along) 1 2. 5 4- ry y s h 22. Mlmlcka lb II 23. Beyond the « limits of 11 25. Part of Z. "to be" IS it 27. An ironing 14device 30. Man'* ib n nickname V it (poaa.l 20 4 31 Evening 94 at ipoel.) d 32. laland in i 26 16 n u 2b Aegean sea 33. Large moth 50 It 61 34. Pariah 35. Frets i£ r u 36 Twig ' 1 31 RftIpfcrtt'cf ■ J 1 # % V/, I xglft 39 Instruct 40. Weights iHsb.) 41. Let It aland 1 %u % tr 57 % % k \ 64 4. Ol (print.) m 43 Headland Johnny Walker, Associate "Call Hall" Phone 1761 SACRIFICE Combination business and home location, 180 feet on llwy 17-92, 84,400 —TERMS. OWNER WILL TRADE OR SELL Modern 3-Bedroom, I bath, lake front home for like property in Sanford. Consult A REALTOR First CULLEN AND IIAHKKY IN N. Park Ave. Phone 2313 Alexander & Stringer Ural Estate K Insurance Mrs. Ixmnnc Messenger, Assoc. 107 Magnolia Ave.' I'll. 16 Modern 2-bedroom concrete block home with utility room, car porte, ituragc, porch w i t h schern and Jalousies, hardwood doors, well A pump wifli sprink ling system. 59285.00. Monthly payment $52.50. Three bedroom frame house Just Inside City. With 3 lots 4 large Irees, hardwood floors, 2 screen­ ed parches front 4 back, large living room-dining r o o m 4 Breakfast nook. Newly decornled both inside 4 out. $9000.00 ----- Terms. HtllN HAWIO, 15, and her bridegroom, Cuslmir OrrechownUl, 64, e former teacher, are shown Just before their marriage In Moslnee, \Vi»r. Tho bridegroom owns a tinall farm. The bride and her father. John Jlswto, were among Urzechowiki's pupils. (International/ OZIER REALTY CO. Mura B. Orirr, Broker Hazel M. Field. Associate 2601 So. Orlando llwy. Phone 1359 EVENINGS: 3115 non VM This ad it a free guest pats to the Movicland Rldr-ln Theatre for Clarence Donaldson, Lake Mary. Exp. date Scpl. 17, 1956. * CLOSE TOOCEAN * FUR QUICK ACTION use Cl*sil­ lied ads to tall rent hire. Call 1821. aay "Charge It." Just - list plica or Siucco, csH BALL REALTY •ifAW Pa*« 11 % ^owiyMny louse ’Leak? ..... .................. each........ O F SANFORD 2 BEDROOM furnished house in need of repair. Large lot, many shade trees. Full price only $5,300. LOW DOWN PAYMENT NEAR HOSPITAL SWAP ANYTMlh New | bedroom block home just Claisliicd computed. Priced at only $7Soo helpful $39.60 wltk terms. Located at $04 E. 4th «L ttl .M Robert A. WUUaau, R e a lto r Raymond Lundaulat. Associate $eaa “■ 167) Atlantic Bank Bldg. Twin Metal Beds .......................... MATHER DESIRABLE - ATTRACTIVE 3bedroom cement block house on large corner lot. Desired neigh­ borhood and sensible allowances make this an ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT in a place you spend most of your time — HOME! $11,900, Terms. Call for appointment. W. II. "B ill" KTEMPER Guy Allen, Ataociale Arlatte Price, Associate Realtor — General Insurance Phone 905 or 2122 112 N. Perk Ave. Furnished modern cottage, CBS, tile bath, fenced yard. 2 years 67—BROKERS mad REALTORS uld, 51,000 down, balance like $2 88 rent. Jack Golden Really, New Phone 960 about a $4000.00 Horn*. Smyrna Reach. $4.00 ....... $7.00 Wicker Chair and Rocker, both for THE SANFORD HERALD Fri. Sept. 7. 1956 ‘ED B U R N E T T The Painter HE CAN FIX IT! PboM *5184 Days .... 1952-M Nlghle O U T S T A N D IN G O P P O R T U N IT Y FOK MEN WHO WANT TO MAKE BETTER OF ; THEIK TIME, TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE FOR THEMSELVES. A growing concern with 216 store* in 2J iteU s has • law opes* ; inge for ambitious young man 21 to I I who hxvo completed their Armed Force* experience and who are capable o f edvaaeemgnt tn the retell field. Through .training and principle o f promoting (rasa within is* _ .. ere promoted on ability •urea romiitugd opportunity. Men ______________ la Manager to DUtried j throughout tke___________ conapauyai_____ fromTrainee Tra Manager to New Yrrk Office Buye Buyer or Executive. Employee benefits Include: liberal vacation plan, group is* . •uranee, starling salary 8*0.00, regular increases, rental aB> owances where needed. Managers' contract* offer share Is ; sales and profit# and there is a company-paid retirement pies, I’ersonal interview will ho arranged. Write giving name, address, complete personal details, reapasulhiUtlee, age, adoration, and experience. Address box number CM In care o f this newspaper. �to • - .T* r*'T**7»!•^•*' *v»n:wfr ► >* I * r; f l m i 4 “ '/‘P •;*7;/•;■■):,)•.(,*• "> 7 *'_ '•' v- , r .'-.:' Iff* 16, f r l. S ept T, 1B5« THE SANFOD TKIH IIAU1M from the East Co*tt states hre i 'iowii on thrtr in i rat In Atlantic City, N. i., to compete for the "MI** America" title. They are (left to ri(ht): Lsel Jariuon, MUa New York; Jewel fratt Smerage, MUi Massachusetts; torr.s Mai* comton Rlngler, Mix* Pennsylvania; Sharon Kay Ritchie, the reigning Mlai America; Jeanette toulca Roaemteet, Mlu Maryland; Beverly Ann Cate, Mlts New Jeraey, and Margo Sandra Lucey, MUa Dla* trlct of Columbia, (International 5otmdphoto) Y O U 'R E T E L L IN G M E ! »y HOYT KINO— Central Praia Writer or TIIE ON* nrtST arrlvala have had enough uphill. I I I ■ta*een-for-HerUr-for-Vlce-Pre*|. The OOP delegate* ethuded dent He proved tt*» the early confide***, tchlch indicate* the werm that seta the bird. Republican elephant'* memory • t t I doeinT ye hack Jar. Not a* /or , ft’* no! true that the Republi­ a* 1919, anyiray. can ronivnHon was eat and dried. I I t. The only Repubfiren ache ira* Attorney Oeneral Srewnetl tald cut vat ffaroM B. Bldttrn, and the patty should "run Mated." He lAole ik o iLIaji i L u Om thcy'-c still drying the hotel*. t o * *w aw fear I* no fear. The City ef San freiKlvfe tawld . I t I have deae a better |eb with how Thome* K. Dewey waa among " laitwctiaat. Haw to thoae who warned the OOP of ovtpeonOdanea, Ha did a lot of i i f ; . meditating •on the subject, but of the Older delegates from Albany. In San Francisco waa Harold E. by> ,y ■ Try and Stop Me “J — S y BIN N ITJT CKRF. W ri * ■ | p « P H CHASE in hto "M y Friend* Look Better Than Ever** J Mila of a Britiah admiral who waited until the ladies had retired st a dinner party to regale the mole gucils with stories about the behavior of Mali In the Arctic. Salt) he in part; ."W hen the Mg fapli cornea out o f the water on to • abb o f ice and sot* up a bellow than can be heard for miles, female seals seem to fend 1t Irresistible. I belieyo I can imitate it for yoofl Thg Admiral bellowed lustily, the china ware rat­ tled, two glasses fell to the floor, Mtd the old acadog'i wife burst Into the room de­ manding. "W ere you calling • • • | * M l lSeNelll speaks tovtagty ef a bachelor pal who’s known as "■eOapread"—because he's been turned down ao often. He eaU hit meets In hla kltahenetto; calls M “ tha long, narrow apaca between o Move and s ' I. _ ! A Balanced Diet; Too a t . to aw that wo talk a advancing age cuts your physical lit about what the averaco young activity and lowers metabolism. alar or adult should sat and don't For example, a man at the age ■tv* enough thought to the nu­ of U requires about WO calories tritional needs ef the aiderly sn tha 2,400 to 1,000 parson. required at tha aga of 21. Yon Many older people harei special sj women of U need about I £00 to dietary problems beeai of their 1,900 calories a day, about 600 ago and most of those probli leu than you did at tha age of 2a. •an bo blamed on habit Bine* the body fat U greater In Bocauae they may haw n e w tho elderly, you oldsters can get oaten enough meata, along with leu than the usual vegetables, many oldsters simply amount of fat and oil. Howerer, refuse to break this habit and go your diet must contain ample ob with deficient dials. They protein since many persons ever rigidly stick to their eating tub 63 find It difficult to retain pro­ Ita oven though they may b« dot tein In their systems. rlmental to their health. Dolly Diet W m Im Tooth Decayed or missing tealh also The daily diet of you'oldsters hamper adoption o f'a good g|*t tto ^ ^ ta d u d f t ^ Wlowli^_ among the elderly. Unleu they! 0n# P1®* o f -mUk- butt*r « have their dental lie u U C H M I problems I U U U 1C IIM taken k U C I I . 214r*ar*n# . . "fortified with Vitamin t by a dentUt, they may k o f £2* forced to exclude all solids from ***.“ ?* J®? tShlfJ 2}l nenut. This of courif ajuj, fftllliD^ricii f i l l ) lU fk llffl OF courw' W l!whftla grain m i n bread; bread; whole mht%1* grain m in w Y t o S u t r iO ^I ..................jwhoie Money unfortunately 1* ■n-'cerea,i t m n or yellow Vegetaotber problem of the aged. Many We,:- P01* 10** 01 other vegetables of you elderly folk have to get or fruit, and one serving eg along on shrunken budgets, 1 oranges, grapefruit or tomatoes. know. But this doesn't mean you Supplemental vitamins end have to exclude vegetables, fruit minerals must not be forgotten. and meats from your diet and eat Quinton AMP AKIWD the much chonpcr starches al­ H. T.: My child has been given most exclusively. sulfa drugs for a sore throat. Is A little more careful budgeting there any chance of these drug* and marketing, coupled with a damaging her kidneys? better knowledge of food values Answer: Bine* the newer sulfa and costs, can provide you with drugs have been employed In an adequate diet on a most mod­ proper doeage, under a doctor’s t est income. direction, there Is little chance of 1 You oldsters need fewer eat­ their crystallising and causing 9 l eries than younger folk because difficulty. 9’ HERALD * ISM, Xls* VwiufMtrMbata 1 The Interviewer Is Interviewed By Modern M aid Manhattan Being Rediscovered NEW YORK, —Tha most val­ uable land In the world— the lower tip of Manhattan Island comprising the Wall Street financial district and conserva­ tively estimated to he worth more than 1G million dollars an aero— went had a quarter o f a century ago. Today It is being rediscover­ ed. New skyscrapers are being crowded Into the forest o f steel and masonry towers that rivals the Statue of Liberty aa * symbol of this new world. Skyscraper projects In midManhattan about four or five miles from Wall Street scarcely cause a ripple In the news. There are so many o f them. Rut down­ town they make headline! because builder* had forsaken the district for more than IB years after speculatora in the tragic hull mar­ ket of 1029 Jumped out of their office windows. During the dark dnyi of the Itl.'lO's, the stock mnrket— bulwark for downtown real e-tate values— wits considered dead. .m No. 1 Wall Stre«d, the south’ c o r ner of Broadway facing historic Trinity Church and its graveyard, for n century or more could nut he bought for love or muney. When the late Robert E. Dow! ing finally waa able to buy No.l Wall Street for the Irving Trust Co. 64-story building project at By DOROTHY ROE Associated Prove Womf n'« Editor 1 have coma across a quaint nostalgic note In a brand new book, “ Etiquette and Protocol,” by I. Monte Radlovlc, a former Lon­ don newspaperman of internation­ al experience, who writes: “ Your relationship with your own household staff should be marked by extreme consideration for their needs.'* The ' Inevitable question that will arise from the average Amer­ ican reader Is: “ What household staff?" Mr. Radhrvlc, while undobted1y well acquainted with correct ■octal amenities In the higher in­ ternational cchelona, apparently has not tried recently to hire a maid, general housekeeper or oc­ casional cleaning woman through a New York employment agency. I have. The moat recent conver­ sation went something like this: Maid' "O f c o u n t 1 must have weekends off. You don't expect me to serve breakfast on Friday, do you? ! like to get an early start.” Me: "Well, o f course we want you to be happy. I guess we don't need breakfast on Fridays." Maid: "You say there's a radio in my room. Do you mean no TV?” Me: "Well, you can use the fam­ ily TV »et when we are not at home. There's nobody at home all day, you know.” Maid: "B ut what am I supto do when you all are at m e ?" Me> "Well, I had In mind that you might aerve dinner and little things like that.” Maid: "That's another thing. I hope you don't plan to do any en­ tertaining. If there are more than four at table l must have help.” Me: "Oh, w e ll take our guests out to dinner.” Msidt "N o laundry, e f course. Light cleaning only. And 1 hope you’re not one of these families who sits around and have cocktails for an hour before dinner. I like to aerve dinner at 7 p.m. sharp." BLACK herringbone tweed Me; "But what if wo are de­ •nit, boxed and belted In front, layed and don't get home until *> hem the fall 1936 Pattullo7:30 or 1:007” Jo Copeland collection. Both Maid' "N o consideration. That's jacket and aklrt hem are edged tha troubla with people these with black silk braid. The collar day*.” ta of cunary-yellow ailk velvet Me: "You reallta that we live outside the city, and have an hour's trip coming home, don't you?” Maid: "An hour from town? Why didn't you say ao? Why, I couldn't even go to the movies at night? I'm aorrl, ma'm, but I Just don't think you'll do.” This, I believe, is a conversa­ tion fairly typical throughout the country these days. The makl in­ terviews tho prospective employer W«'ll pm f O A IH — not vice versa. And the weary housewife who finally anarc* one to r o ld ro o a p p o to lo of these Jewels feels so flattered t l r o o ...a l l p o p u la r at having been accepted that shr doesn't dare complain If the soup $ m a k o o a n d a la a a l It cold, the meat burned or tha furniture dusty. After struggling with euch deli­ cate problems for same 13 yesrs, I, for one, heaved a sigh of relief when the time came that the chil­ dren didn't need a full-time baby­ W a ’ ll g l v a y o u sitter any more. I've found It's wonderful to be ♦ Q O O ' able lo have dinner whenever we happen to want It; to bo able to dust tho piano or polish the silver without hurting the feelings of a ar up w , 1 0 m m . sensitive domestic who forgot to do it; and not to hava to eat T tA D f-M AU O W AN Cl burned potatoes when the maid serves them with the beaming an­ nouncement : "This It the Istest thing st the Stork Club. They're called 'Ulack Hat Potatoes!” II. JAMES G U T AGENCY a12 EAST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JA M ES G U T J A M E S & G IIT DON T VWww Away goer Tire Deltere *eeeuae Tear Ttraa Are LM WKUMi HUB BHOI' IM W led Pei Oe New rreeb Tread* Thai Will Girt Gwsrsalead N E W T I R S Wear Rave Year N WEIJ1H TIRE flHOq IN W. M M TEAM Ik IANPOCO S fcA i ’v . }'T^.-!A'iLs.|X i-v X LIFE — HAVING BUSINESS WAKEFIELD, Mas*. (A P > Bavlng live* seems to be a Maeaullffe family trait. Recently Donald McAuIlffe, 36, won a medal from the Matknrhusetta Humane Society for recuIng a youngeter from drowning. Ills grandfather Timothy J, and hla father Dr. Philip L. teamed in 1925 to nave a man from drown­ ing. They too won aoriety awc-ds. Bis brother, Philip Jr., 26, was awarded the society's medal In 1948 for tha rescue of a man who fell through thin lee. Two years age he saved two women from possible drowning In the PotoRiver. P. J. WATSON DIES JACKSONVILLE. (IV- Peyton J. Wilson Sr., 69, a director and member of the executive board of the Florida National Bank, died of a heart attack yesterday. He was a native of Birmingham, Ala., and eame here to 1941. changing times. Over the /ear* many o f the firms which do buxi­ nes* with the banks, exchanger, underwriting companies, lawfirms and miscellaneous financial Institutions were moving uptow-n. The real crisis came after two bank mergers: Chemical National merged with Corn Exchange and Chase National with tha Bank of Manhattan, The latter became the second biggest banking concern In the country, behind the Bank of America. Both Chemleal-Corn and ChaseManhattan began hunting new quarters. Authorities now agree that had theso two gianta moved uptown, Wall Strvet might have lout the financial district. But tha two banks decided to stay downtown. Chase-ManhatUn announced pleas for It* "Down­ town Rockefelle/ Center." Chemi­ cal-Corn then bought Clmxo's »M downtown building as a main o f­ fice. The city also announced .hat It would build n TfiO-fnitiily walkto-work housing ''roject on the tow er East Side In give financi­ al workers convenient living quar­ ters. The most spectacular project Is Chase-Manhattan’s, This will cen­ ter around a 75 million dollar structure, GO stories high, with a 1,000 car garage nearby. A twoblock area has l>een set aside for an expensive plain, allowing an opening to air and blue iky that will be novel among the narrow downtown canyon*. - - - * nothing like a gay little change to quicken Interest to family meals. So when you serve these Meet Loaf Gems, each dellclous!: nly brown, Juicy and tasty. . , they'll seem novel, and fun. The shift from on* big family-site meat loaf to smaller one-pc and bake the loaves In muffin pans. They’ll turn out so downright ■ppctfting, your family will want them again and again. The big reason for their special tastiness la , , . snple sauce, , . which you can buy In any grocery store. Mixed through end through the beef-pork mixture, the apple aaur* give* Just that extra Julcinese, ami an apple-haunted tang that brlnge out the hearty flavor o f the meat. The eauce also helps stretch a pound and a half of meat to sla really hefty servings, MEAT LOAF GEMS *•* cup minced onion 1 Ublespoon Worcestershire taue*1 I lb. ground beef, chuck 1 teaspoon salt H lb. ground lean pork IM cup* canned apple sauce teaspoon sage *t cup dry ‘ ‘bread‘ crumbs large greased muffin nans. Bake Combine onion, beef, pork, _____ . oven, 350 F . -. 30-40 sage, Worcestershire eauce and in moderate minutes. Yields 6 servings. Sene salt; mix well. Add apple lauc* with seasoned rice, carroU and and crumbs: mix well. Pack Into pea*. '5 6 —the Year to Fix . Repaint - Repair - Repay - With FHA How to bring 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 porch - Modernize your Kitchen Modernize your bathroom Insulate walls and ceiling - Replace your roof - Add insulated siding - Paint your home - inside and out -replace your screens Build 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 helpyou Florida State Bank of Sanford Member P. D. L C . * Now. More Than Ever. . . iru PAY YOU TO READ HERALD Cash/ f o r o lfJ t i r e s $ 8 $ BRING 'EM IN $ WENIKD'EM! o a th firestone I General Insurance the peak of th e: 1999 boom, tie paid the unheard price of 14 mil Uon dotUiv for the property and two million n o n to clear the land. The plot ll only 102 by 176 feet The city assessed the land at 111,100,000 In 1931 and sine* haa re­ duced It to 16.100,000. But retl estate prices are running much higher than nsteiimente an ap­ praisers consider this famous cor­ ner to bd worth from 1400 to |600 a square foot. In the yean since World War II, nine new office building* hare been completed In that area, plana are on file for four more and are pending for four. Office rentals downtown are now running higher than In mid­ town. • "As mueh as |7 and |B a square foot le being paid,” observe* John D. Butt, president of the Down­ town Manhattan Ann, Except for two key deal*, the .*V*-n* ultimately might have tak eit' over tower Manhattan, The area was being choked to death. It* winding, narrow atroet* (one Is only 11 feet wide) were never In­ tended for modern traffic. During the noon hour vehicular traffic stops in many of these old thoroughfare* while the etrect* teem with office worker* who find the tittle eldewalka anachron­ istic nuisances. Everybody walk* In the street*. Tax assessments were stupen­ dous and eould not be lowered fait enough to keep pace with the M«ot loaf Com* Aro funT HIGH HOPEH DES MOINES i*v—Two small signs facing tho street from s yard In Um Dei Moines residential dis­ trict a y : " I wsntt o be a lawn.” ‘ STORES 111 E. 1ST PHONE 12 YOUR FAVORITE PICTURE Wallet Hit* 2*4 X SVi • 20 for 91.00 S* besatifal- long laetlag MIR* ROR-TUNE prlate . . . tea* reproduction of original . . . for only l l a * past paid. Meal for friends, relative*, class knstea, servicesee*. Perfect f*c Jab me college appliratUam. •Imply send ONE WILL AH with each picture or negative f t any else. Your original will W returned la perfect condition (Hung with » permanent, finMiMIRMORTONR print* eg task poo* an highest quality O SERVICEMEN PHOTOg O GRADUATION PORTRAIT O HCIIOOL PKTURER 0 RADY PICTURED HOME PHOTO HERVICE P. O. Box m i Park Plwa Greenville, 8. C. Enctosed is I far____ NIRROKTONB print*. Naess .......... ............ titMfiSY^BACr GU A RANTER WRITE FOR OUR' PRICER ON YOUR OTHIiR PICTURE City ................................ 1 enclose p h o t o « negative Which will b* ta perforC con- N r- Address ....... 6 FREE PASSES DAILY to the Movieland Ride-In Prarie Lake Drive-In and Ritz Theatres Each day the names of six people will be published in the Herald Classified columns for FREE tickets to 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 bottorp o f the ad. Your Pass must be used be­ fore this expiration date. FIHD YOUR NAME! SEE THE MOVIES FREE! i :i I*. 1 �Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 22—SPECIAL NOTICES 13-ARTICLES FOR RALE S3—WANTED 1t« BUT REAL ESTATE 17—BROKE B8 and REALTORS Ultralite Samsonite L u g g a g e , WILL PAY CASH for clftan tt—ACREAGE NEAR P1NECREST SCHOOL, we GATLIN BROTHERS have two excellent buys ut 3 made with magnesium, the air­ cotton rags. Call 1821, The j Dragline A Bulldozer Service bedroom home*, 1 and J years plane metal. Sanford Jewelry A 15 Acres Tiled Land with S art­ Sanford Herald Ph. 2232 Geniva. 2493-W SanforL old, but like new in condition. Luggage, SOU Sanford Ave. esian wells; Huge *1 story 60* As low us 110,200. Can be turn,ORLANDO Sentinel Bur. Call Portable power driven blacksmith x 120’ Bern to store tools. Will RENTALS led for (1500 down, with immed­ tease all |29 per acre. Phone Ralph Ray, 31M. forge and anvil, |2S. 1301 Myrtle iate possession. 2243-R-2. *4—APTS—HOUSEB-ROOMS Ave. CROSLEY - BENDtX Looking for home and income? We Balea and Service 44 APPLIANCES Rose Court: 3 room apartment, 64—FARMS AND GROVES have some excellent offering* RANDALL furnished. Kitchen equipped. Ph. 20 acre lile farm. Three bedroom FRIG IDAt AIRE RE at appliances, a a l e s for either the investor or person Electric Company 1494. house, large barn. All equip­ looking for Income along with and service. O. H. High, Oviedo, Service— Quality— Satisfaction ment and machinery. Easy F la,,______________ Phone FCM-MIS or Sanford 3-room apt. Newly decorated. living quarter*. Ph US Sanford 2K7-J-3 Da Bary terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box 1642-W after I p. m. 1301 Celery Ave. Phone 805-W. 1134. FAIRBANKS • MOR8E P u m p a Gas Stove A Kelvlnator refrigera­ If Interested In apartment clean­ *h- IP.IMER W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO Well DrUlias, HOWARD C. tor, Almost new. 2411 Elm Ava. er than average. Close In. See REALTORS LONG, Phone 3M 207 East Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 616. Commercial Ava. 43—BUILDING MATERIALS Phene 27 or 143 Wilt build on your tot Your plan 1991 Park Ave Fr KNT ’ EM FAST or uurs. tv* can arrange finan­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE HUTCHINSON’ S Ocean F r o n t ENVELOPES, Letterheads. slat#USED BKICK cing. Call us for additions or ask Crumley A Monteith Apts. 339 8. Atlantic. Dayton* menu, Invoices, hand bills, and TWO CARLOADS beautilul used remodeling. at 117 South Park, Phone 772 programs, a te . Progressiva Beach. Call 2374-W for reserva­ brick. Orange, red, and burnt LOWELL E. OZIER They Know Printing Co. Phone 40* — 403 tions alter 6:00 p. m. black. See them at SHERMAN Builder - Phene 13*9 West 13th St. CONCRETE PIPE CO. Office: M l S. Orlando Dr. trench Avenue home suitable for 1A—PLACES to EAT DO YOU WISH TO SELL home & business, For informa­ RED-I-MIX CONCRETE Well drilling, water guaranteed. YOUR PROPERTY? tion call 1494. • MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Window Sills • Lintels Phone 1006-W. Let otr experience and contact CUSTOM BUILT HOMES Friday Menu: Red Snapper, LobSeptic Tanks • State Approved be of service to you. Wo shall WELAKA APARTMENTS: r w * l VA-FHA-CON VENTIONAL ater, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallops, Sand - Cement • Mortsi Mix be hippy to discus* your prop­ BULLDOZING FINANCING private baths. 114 W. First St. Miracle Concrete Co. Fiih Sticks. i erty at no obligation. Call 905 ’ LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOWERY A BRIDGES 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roait, or 2122 first thing. LOW MONTHLY PA: MENTS Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Pb 720-W Man. 1136-W Orange City Spr 4-5034 T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. DESIRABLE - ATTRACTIVE 3Meat Ball*. All Harden vegc- This ad Is a free guest pass to the METAL ROOFING SEE Seminole Realty for Desir t'&one 19*1 two Mellonvitle tablet. Hwy. 17-92 South, Phone Now in stock. 5-V Crimp — 1-1/4" bedroom cement block house on Riti Theatre for Hirvcy Ed­ able Homes and Apts. Phone 27 large comer lot. Desired neigh­ U76-W. ' ______ Corrugated — 2-1/2" Corrugated wards. Sanford. Exp. date Sept. borhood and sensible allowances Get all Your roofing needs at Furnished Apt. 600 Park Ave. 3-Bedroom home, *1,100. equity. 17, 1956. TONIGHTSTHE NIGHT ol the make this an ATTRACTIVE IN*32X6 monthly payment. Equip­ Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Free Flab Fry at the Doggie VESTMENT in a place you GROUND lloor, 3-room completely ped with electric kitchen, bllmls, DICK MAPES Out West 13th St. 1 Diner A Bar, Lake Mary. Y’ALL spend most of your time — furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ heater. Call 16I5-W. See at *19 Tile Contractor—Phone 2198-W COME. HOME! *11,900. Terms. Call for Kosallia Dr, metto Ave. Phone 2392. Septic Tanks Cleaned 1 Repaired. 46—UUSINES8 EQUIPMENT appointment. Grease Traps-Dralnllncs. Free 4—LOST -LEAVING TOW N W. II. "Rill " STEM PER inspection. Phone 1732-M. San­ HAYNES Office Machine Co., EFFICIENCY Apartment Suit­ able for bachelor or couple. Typewriters, adding machines, WILL SACRIFICE Guy Allen, Associate LOST — Rad wallet in Lovctfl ford Fla. Pnyat* bath. Across from Post Sales-Rentata, 311 Mag., Ph. 44. Lovely **,000 Lake Mary home. 2 Arielte Price, Associate Third St. Gore. Pleaac return Ogle*. Manual Jacobioa. Realtor — General Insurance Bedrooms, CBC, burnt wood wallet ft paper*. Jiccp money. ceilings, jaloused windows, car Phone M3 or 2122 112 N. Park Ave. STUDENTS—see the newest thing DESIRABLE one and two bed. Return to The Sanford Herald, 22—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCT10N in typewriters — Royal’s 1957 porte, Urge lot, lake privilege. or Lovett’!. room furnished apt Ph. 432-W. Deanna School Of Dance "Twin-Pak" portable. The fast­ (3,395, *636 down, *45 month. 2 BEDROOM furnished house in Tap Ballet . Acrobatic Ball­ need of repair. Large lot, many S—PERSONAL NOTICES en portable on the market. In MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. PHONE 1963-M. room. Classes starting Wed. shade trees. Full price only 7 colors. 24 months to pay. U rge yard. Cali 1430-J aftar Sept. 12 — Registration Contln; ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby *5,300. LOW DOWN PAYMENT Powell's Office Supply For Sale By Owner—Loch Arbor 6 p. m. Bade Day, Week, or Month—TeL ues — Phone 2*71. 117 S. Magnolia Phone 996 * months old, 3 bedroom, 1 bath 1425. Furniture Center — This ad la a free guest pass to the house. All electric kitchen, ex­ 3-BEDROOM MODERN masonry Prepare at home for bookkeeping 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 116 West First SL Hits Theatre (or Paul Bcseell. home, parquet floors, comfort­ haust fan, heater, blindi. serv­ A Accounting. Send for free in. Sanford. Exp. data Sept IT, '66. able interior, french door en­ let man transferred. Ph. 21T7-W. Thl* is a free pan to The Prairie formation. Free placement serv­ Buy your Furniture at Barry's trance to cool screened porch. Lake Drive-In Theatre for H. D. ice. Warehouse Furn. Co., et 901 W. New two bedroom houses, kitchen SMALL 2-Bedroom home. Low Utility room and car porte com­ Dague, Beardaii Ave., Exp. data Massey Business College. Inc., equipped. 1906 Washington. Pb. 1st St. Ail nationally adv. furn­ down payment. Phone 544, bined. Immediate possession, 8ept, 17, 1956. Home Study Dept. N-ll iture at warehouse prices. 443 or writ* Jack Flynt, Box day* or 1S93-M, nights. *9,700. Term* available. P.O. Bex 1527 Jix. FIs. 302 Sanford. AUTOMOTIVE Used furniture, appliances, tools, EMPLOYMENT etc. Bought-eold. Larry'a Mart 2 apartments. 1 email, I large. S t. 611 Park Ava. Ph. 1032. I—BOATS AM) MOTORS 321 East 1st 8L Phone 16IL A. B. PETERSON 14- -CHILD CARE Furnished lerge I-Bedroom apt * Evinrude Salas A Service Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson Solve tha Ph. 1294-J. 70) Palaatto Ava. p ROBSON Sporting Goods Jr., P. J. Cheiterson, Garfield Baby sitters available. Baby Sit­ "Guest" Sleeping Problem Lake front AAedroom C.B. house. Willetta, John Melich and R. W. 304 E. 1st St. Phone 9 A1E YOU LOOKING FOR A With An ting Agency. Pit. 332-M. Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land Fishing, swimming. Ph. 20S6-WNEW HOME? 1—1956 MK 0 Mercury *145. Surveyor. 3. after 4:30. 1—1952 KH7 Mercury *145. 26—HELP WANTED—FEMALE Ill N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 1—1956 Evinrude 30 IIP *300. WAITRESS — Apply Touchton’t • A beautiful couch by day 2-BEDROOM Houie, living room, SEE and COMPARE 1—3 HP Elgin, Like New (50. • A comfortable 90-Inch wide bed kitchen, Florida room end ear KENNETH E. SUCK Drug Store, Mr. (3ark. The Homee Built LARSON Boats, All Aluminum by night. Registered Real Estate Broker porte. In town, Phone 2002. Bjr ’ Fiber Glass Boats— from *299. WOMEN — Any age, to be train­ • Converts to twin beds 1009 E. 2nd. Phone 1686 W. P. SMITH ed in new and unique coemetics • Converts to ■ couch end a 5 ROOMS • BATH unfurnished ODHAM ft TUDOR, INC. Motors- Boa ts-Palnt -Gla is Phono 960 about, a 94000.00 Homa. house, 3 screened porch**, service. Full or part time, *2* ■Ingle bed. Bulldera of Fine Homee 2413 S. Park Phone inoa aduite only, no pet*. Inquire to *75 weekly paid by Check. No For Florida Living LOOKING FOR A BARGAIN? canvass, delivery or collection. 2312 Palmetto Ave. p12—TRAILERS BEAUTIFULLY Designed' Three Hero it it. Two bedroom homo, Car and phone a necessity. Cali A Selection of Beautiful Tailored 3 BEDROOM furnished home.tn furnished, concrete block, -close And Four - Radaoaae Horn** Mrs. Spencer, 1433-W. Cover* end Bolsters U will pay YOU to sea us before responsible party, near South* to school, Only m,*28.00. Terms. 1 ft I bathe Sightly Extra you buy. Open Evenlugs and STENOGRAPHER-Sccretary, ApSide Bchool. 1110 par month. Other good value* in 2 ft 3 bed­ Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ Sundays. base A ply to R. A. Smith at Chs ECHOLS REDDING CO, room homee, Phone 9144. able. East side Trailer Sales Corner tad A MagaeUa. Fk. 1222 Co. Priced From 111,200 to *14 000 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Palatka, Fla. 3 A 3 room freshly painted apti. "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. VA (OI)—FHA ft FHA Inserv2544 French Ava. 27-HELP WANTED MALE Phone 29S3-W or 2313. Open Header's Ul 9:3* a. m. ice Financing, Trailer. Sale-Rent. Ph. 668-XR. J. W. HAM., RKAl.TOR VISIT OUR BALCONY ATTENTION RETIRED 4-room garsie apt., $4*. So. HOMES AVAILABLE: Johnny Wslker, Associate • BUSINESS NAVAL PERSONNEL Cameron Ave, Phone 1314-R. Sooth Plnaereet .. . Ssnford, Fta. This is a free pass to The Prairie “ Call Hall" Phone 1752 Lake Drive-In Theatre for Ed­ Grove Manors ........Sanford, Fta. SERVICES 3-room furnished kitchenette apt Unusual opportunity to represent SACRIFICE ward Lancaster. Exp. date Sept. Valencia ViUai .. . . DeLand, Fla Aduite Ph. Ml-_______________ us life Insurance wise m San­ Combination business and home IT, 1936. 16—BEAUTY PARLORS SALES OFFICE ford and vicinity. Will train and local ion, 160 feet on llwy 17-92, Duplex furnished apartment, three 1625 S. French Ave. NECC1U-ELNA assist. 94,400 —TERMS. Modern Alr-conditiuned Salon room, *50.00. 3101 Magnolle, Ph. Phone 2160 ft 2990 Sewing Machine Center Harriett’* Beauty Nook 1973, Robert A. William*. After 9:00 p. m. CaU 2371-W Sales, Service end Rentals OWNER WILL TRADE OR SELL 191 S. Oak . Fb. 971 Our standards are high, but to G A R R E T T ’S the eligible man this offers an Modern 3-B*droom, 2 bath, lake Shell Apts,: Furn. 2 room apt*., 223 E. First St. Phene 1422 excellent opportunity. NOTICE front home for like property In screen porch, plus roliaway bed, Haiet M. Porter’s Beauty Shop Sanford. gara(*. *11 Park Ave. Ph. 469-W 46-FARM aad GARDDKN will be closed duming the month Company has excellent ratinf - In Consult A REALTOR First Apt. 3 room, kitchen A bath. In­ business for over 63 years. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e of September. CUM,BN AND IIAHKEY quire 1001 Palmetto. Ph. I13I-M Address your inquiries to P.O. Plante in any quantity. Ready 19* N. Park Ave. Phone 2212 17-BUILDING - REPAIRS Box 6605, Orlando, Florida. for letUng out Bept. 10th. Vari­ N i c e bedroom. Private cntrince This ed is a fra* guest pan to the , .PAINTINO eties are of Midseason, Marlon A bath. Phone 2029 W. Movleland Ride-In Tncairc for Alexander & Stringer Clerk Hardware Store. Age limit Market, Early Round Dutch, Mr*. Joe Childin, Sanford. Exp. Itrsl Eitule ft Insurance FLOOR sanding and finishing. under fifty. Experience helpful Glory, Improved Glory. 8avoy Furn. or unfurn. 2-bedroom apart­ date Sept. 17, 1956. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ Mrs. Launnc Messenger, Assoc. but not necessary. P.O. Box 620, Mammoth Red and EaiJy Copen ment. Screened porch. Phone, nole county since 1626. 107 Magnolia Ave.’ ph, 16 Sanford, Fla. hagen, all from Certified Ferry' 6 room, 2 bedroom horn*, *3750, 1013-M. If. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Morris Seed, Rlpo A Ready To­ Located on old Orlando Highway Modern 2-brdrooin concrete black We are accepting application for mato A Produce Co., State Farm- 2 bedroom furn. house, air-con­ ideal (or children, school bus For painting call Sir. Tasker, a part time representative to do home with utility room, car era Market, Sanford, Florida, ditioned, TV, all-electrir kitch­ stop. CaU 1332-M. l-XR. pone, storage, porch w i t h credit reporting in Sanford and Phone 321. en, lawn, shade deep-well water, vicinity on a fee basis. Retired srhrrn and jaluusirx. hardwood (66 month. I mile north of l/mg- 2-Year old concrete block home M eK A N E Y-SM ITH PAINT’S or seml-retired persons also Georgia cabbage plants. All var­ floors, well & pump wi(h sprink with oarporle, g bedroomk, kit wood on llwy. 427. 2415 R. Park • Phnno 1203 considered. Car eascnliai. Reply ling system. *9285.00. Monthly ieties — any kmount. Starting chrn equipped. Living room, by mail, slating age, back­ payment *32.30. Sept. It. Hugh C. Wbelehet, CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S bath with tub ft shower. Full 29-PIANO (SERVICE ground business or employment State Market Still 15. Day 1262, through Claullicd ads. Let in ■lie screen porch. Furn. or record and present activities. i f - L. L. Sill — Piano Technician Three bedroom frame house just experienced ad-wrlt«r assist you night, 627. nnfura. Ph. 2M-J. Reporting manager Dun A Bred inside City. With 3 lota ft large Pboae 2164 Roete L Saafard street, Inc., P.O. Box 2306, West trees, hardwood floors, 2 screen­ Phone 960 ibout a *4000.00 Home. . . HURRY! . . . . HURRY!! HURRY! . . . . HURRY! . . Tl—ROOFING-PLUMBING Bay Station, Jacksonville, Fla. ed porches front ft bark, large 3-Bsdroom h o u s e Wynnewood living room-dining r o o m ft H E R ’ S to M A T 19-WORR WANTED—FEMALE W . J. KING neighborhood. Equipped wi t h Breakfast nook. Newly decora­ Plumbing (Retractor RE DEPARTMENT electric kitchen, blinds, healer USED FURNITU ted both inside ft out. *9000.00 Wanted housework. Call 611-R. Kohler Plumbing A Supplies *600 Down, *33 monthly pay­ ----- Term*. f our Ckun-Up Week Take advantage o Ream Electric Water Heaters ments. Sss si 2009 Adams. Ph Of all Uart Merchandise 2214 Orlande Dr. Ph, *9 MERCHANDISE 435-J, — OZIER REALTY CO. *96.50 Large 4 Pc Modern Bedroom Suit Plumbing. Krrsky Heating l-aura B. Orier, Broker 12—ARTICLE# *6—LOTB RENT llssel M. Field. Associate M. G. HODGES *38.00 Lota 91’ x 1**'. Partly landscaped. Red and Chair Mahogany Vanity Base, Matching NOW ■ mm film rental library 2601 So. Orlando Hwy. Phono 1359 '# Service on'AII Water Pumps— Ready to buUd. Dreamwold al Wleboldt’a Camera Shop. 210 Roliawiy Bed and Mattress (Twin Sii»> ........ 1 . . . EVENINGS: 3113 >ml rj>> . * 8.00 Wells Drilled — Pumps Section. 2411 Chase Ave. Phone S. Park Ave. Paola Road. Phone too This ad is a frre guest pass to the 19 #5 197S-M. 3-Drawsr Chest, on casters ........ 43—ARTKIJUI s OR hAl-t Movleland Ride-In Theatre fur CERAMIC TILE *14.U For your future bom* site we hsvr Clarence Donaldson, Lake Mary. Paul F. Mueller A Bon Ph. 134 We buy and aell used furniture. 2-Pc Plastic Sofa Bed Suite ... ... tote priced from *323.00 up, in Exp. date Sept. 17, 1956. Free estimate. Quality work. *7-U> 2 Pc Living Room Suite .. ........ Paying top cash prices for any several locatloni in City. thing of value. SUPEn TRAD­ Attractive Lake Front Lots CLOSE TO OCEAN arms . *9.93 2-Pc Sofa Bed Suite, with plastic ING P08T on 17-92 Ph. 2063-W. OZIER REALTY CO. Ph. 1359 Furnished modern cottage, CBS, . *5.00 Large Platform Rocker -.......... tile bath, fenced yard. 2 years —Factory iu You— (7—RROKEka M4 REALTORS old, 11,000 down, balance like Aluminum *2.88 Plastic Cocktail Chair* . ........ rent. Jack Golden Realty, New Venetian Blinds Phone 960 about a *4000.90 Heme. % Centra'. i n.t and Repair Smyrna Beach. (4 00 * arge Lounge Chair ............ . .. . Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom 1997 Kaalord Aw Phoee III* rail with plastic ends. Plaitie or Wicker Chair and Rocker, both for ROSA L. PAYTON: FUR QUICK ACTION use Classi­ *7.00 rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon PLUMBING Registered Real Estate Broker fied ads to sail rent hire. Cell cords. *2911 Table, 4 Chairs and Buffet . . . . Contract and Repair Work Phone 2971 17-92 at Hiawatha till. »*y “ Charge It." Senkarik G lftuu and Paint Cs. Free Estimate* . *7 6* •*•■******I#** NEAR HOSPITAL 112-114 Wait 2nd St. Phono *40 Vanity with Triple Mirror ........... R. L. HARVEY KWAP ANYTHING) Just place New | bedroom black home just 204 Sanford Ave. Phone 1129 Cllssilied ads. Phoat 1221 tor g Oak Buffet, good condition ........ Army Cota, *3.9*; Taint, *2.30 gal. completed. Prised at only *7*00 helpful in-writer. r-Sturti, tfc; Army-Navy Surp­ PLUMRING * REPAIRS with tom s. Located at *04 E. h . , im. , « « . i . ih i . . . . , , . . . . *22.50 •-Pe Chrome Dinette ............ . lus, 310 Sanford Ave. ptic Tank Installation A Service 4th |L ewer Connections. Archie C. Table aad 4 Chairs (wood) ........ ..................- ......... t l lJ i Rftkart A. Williams, Realtor Wo have a LITTLE BIT Of Harnett, Phone 724-W or 133*. House 'Leak? Raymond D undee t. Associate EVERYTHING - F.M.B. Sc, 10c Drop-lssf Tsble sod 3 Chslrs (w ood) ............— .................... 1972 Rank Bldg. A 25c Store, 321 S. Sanford Ave. J ' b —HTMIAL NOTICES C H or Stucco, cad Twin Metal Beds .. .................. ..... .................. each..... ....... *4.1 a r CUSTOM UPHOLBTEBING CLOSE OUT SALE Odd Chroms Chairs (new) ........ .............................................. *4J Everything Goes Slip Covera end Drape* RAYMOND M. BALL Sanford Freight Salvage Co. STANLEY KULP Also A Big Selection of Good U»ed Refrigerators: Ga«, Electric and OSCAR M. HARRlBuN 1*4 W. let. SI. PHONE And many other items not lilted Oil Ranges The Painter REG. BROKERR at Terrific Savings. PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Wringer washer 1 year old. Good R. D. HlghUyreei, Associate All types and sixes. Installed or Phene 999 HB CAN FIX IT! condition, (60. With tube, 970. All Itens May Be Purchased On Mather's Easy Terms 994 Beetb park Ave. “ Do It Yourself." Phone 2435-R. Phoan '1184 Day* TOO MUCH FURNITURE? Clas WE REPAIR AND SERVICE COME IN and brows* around. allied ads aell the surpiui f**f STINE _ 1952-M N ight* F.M.B. 5c, 10c, 25c Store, *21 ( ’ASH. Phong 1121 lor an adHachlaa sad Supply Co. Phone 127 writer. 103-0i E. First SL Ssnford Ave. W. 2nd SL Ph. (2 E m p ty ? \ 'A N T A D S Seminole Realty Ph. 1821 $d'nt TH K SA N F O R D H E R A L D F ri. Sept. 7. 1956 ■wr-M jjm jjW BD i P*K® 11 M«n Happy Hiallaj Oreaale Raised Through Wirt A4 Decline be ‘J had so much trouble finding eUccs to hunt ie 1954, Uat year Patrick Collins [-Need e CUa.itieJ AJ in the Minnr. Tribune, tree IreJ inviutient from 1J firmer* tn bring slang hit 12-year* et.t ton and be their guests whil* r’ rc:l»- I• Permit* if Company Echols Hi-Rizer $94.50 \ HIIIN HAWIO, IS, ami her bridegroom, Cu.'lmlr Orrccliow.ki, 64, n former teacher, aro shown Just before their marriage In Mori nee. Wise, The bridegroom owns a small farm. The bud* ami her father. John Haw to, were among Ursechowskl e pupils. (International) ftm/Will Yvur B A L L R E A LT Y MATHER O F SANFORD TED BU RN ETT O U T S T A N D IN G O P P O R T U N IT Y FOR MEN WHO WANT TO MAKE BSTTER OP THEIR TIME, TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE FOR THEMSELVES. , A growing concent with 216 stores in S3 (teles hoe n few open* ‘ Inga for ambition* young men St to I f who hava completed their Armed Forces experience and who nr* capable of advene#, men* la the retail field. Through training and principle of promoting from within in­ sures continund opportunity. Men aro promoted on ability throughout the enmnanyst from Trainee ta Manege* tn DtetfM | Manager to Nrw Yerk Office Buyer or Executive. Employee benefit* include: liberal vacation plan. aurance, starting salary 66046, regular increases, ‘ •J. Manansrs’ owances where needed. Managers’ contracts contract* offs offer share in ____ oin pai nalea and profits and there Is a company-paid retirement plan. Personal Interview will ho arranged. £ S t& Write firing name, address, complete personal details, f amily •possibilities, ate, education, aad experience. Addres* bog number CM in care of thU newspaper �I r » i W »T V W COMB OUT TODAY OUR NBW DISPLAY ROOM IS COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED / JlW Pictured Above Is Our Modern Office Building And Lumber Display Room. Drive O ut Today, W. FIRST STREET THIRD STREET FOLLOW THESE EASY DIRECTIONS A. C .L . R. R .' NINTH STREET STATION SHERMAN CONCRETE McCRACKEN ROAD m m FT . - *’ fl m THIRTEENTH STREET �SANFORD, FLORIDA Over-100 EnjoyOpen House, Tea DR. B. D. HENNING, DIRECTOR of Soli Conservation end Extension for the Union of South Afrlen (equivalent to the U. S. Secretary of Agriculture) was In Sanford last week while touring Florida. (Left to right) are: C. Lind, Assistant Soli Conservationist, Seminole County; Dr. Henning, H. G. Dasher, Assistant State Conservationist, Gainesville; and Ben Wiggins, Conservationist for Seminole County. (8taff Photo) _______________________________________________________ Guardsmen Ready F o r' Showdown By MARY FOWLER Ono hundred and fifty four members and friends of the Do Bsry Woman's club enjoyed lun- other Southern trouble spots. eheon at the eivle center last Tha guardsmen were eat to pre­ vent further prosegregation dem­ onstrations when four or five Ne­ gro pupils try to resume classes in tne strife-torn western Ken­ tucky coal mining and farming community of about 5,000. Maj, Gen. J. J. B. Williams, commander of the National Guard forces, predicted a “ showdown" during the day. He aald It might well prova the turning point in a week of turbulent action. Four tanka ware in strategic po­ were the appealing moaeii. sitions around the high school, Mrs. Price Goodson, Mrs. Henry (Continued Oa Page Tea) Lasher and Mrs. Harry Seller were the luncheon committee and did themislvei proud with the .tasty chicken salad plate and pas­ try dessert which regaled the huge crowd. After the entertainment Funeral Services Tomorrow For 6th Victim O f Disaster ion, Arthur Wstt, John Bym and Albert Salisbury. They met 33 times throughout the spring and summer and now have eomplctad their work. Residents of Do Bary moy apply for their house num­ ber* beginning Stpt. 17, to Sept. S3. To Insure accuracy one should bring his deed, contract of sale or property tax bill. Those who {£ent- may obtain this information ™rom owners or realtors. Engagement Revealed Willlard Nclder announce* the engagement of his daughter, Susanne, to John H. Connery Jr., of Orlando. Mila Neidcr'a fiance Is stationed with the Coast Gusrd at Bsrnegat Light In New Jersey. The wedding will take place at the Methodist Church of Enter­ prise In mid-October. Minister Attend* Qaafcrenc* (Cootinued oa Pag* t l ) MOJII fNw fJt r H. wB| illS R Lloyd *|» J. M Lowe SB, ppassed away at the ftaalmde Memorial Hospital Sunday afternoon at 1:15 p. m. from bunts and Injuries received wehn ■ Navy plana crashed'lnto his borne on Aug. 27. Mr. Lowo waa bom in Marion, Ind. on Sept. 5, 1R(. He had been in Sanford for 10 years and made his home at 3404 Orange Ave. He was Assistant Manager of the Losslng Trans­ fer Co. which was owned by his father. Mr. Lowo ia the sixth victim of the tragedy when a Navy plane crashed Into homes on Or­ ange Ave. His six-year-old son, David, remains In a critical con­ dition at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. HJs three-year-old daugh­ ter, Marilyn Sue, died Instantly at the time of the crash. Mrs. Lows died on Aug. 31, the day following the tragedy. Mr. Lowe was a member of the Central 'Baptist Church and of the Campbell-Losslng Post No. S3 of the American Legion. Survivors include one soa, Da­ vid: his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd J. Lowe Sr.; grandmother, Mrs. Oars Jame­ son, Sanford; grandfather and grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lowe, Orlando. Funeral servlets will be held at 3 p. m. tomorrow (Tuesday) afternoon at Britton Funeral Home with the Rev. J. W, Parham, paitor of the Central Baptist Church olflciatini and assisted by Chaplain Charles Arnold af the Sanford Chariot Arnold of the Sanford Naval Air Stattaa. Burial will bo la Oaktawa Mamortal Park. Man Swerves Car To Miss Track; Lands in DHch A Chevrolet aadan ploughed into a dJtch Friday afternoon, shortly before 13:30 p.m„ on Celery Ave. about ltt miles east of the San­ ford city limits as it swerved to mlas a pickup truck about to make a left turn. The car trashed into the ditch narrowly missing a power pole and a mall box burying lbs front and Into tha shoulders of the open drainage diteh and being stopped by a concrete culvert. John Chandler Foetaon, 77-yeareld carpenter, whose address waa given as Camera* City, and driver of the ear was uninjured as ha By HELEN SNODGBAH Th* All 8alnta Episcopal Church of Enterprise hold Itt open hot** and lea Sunday afternoon from | to I p. a . at the new Pariah House on tha eorner of Main Bt and D* Bary At *., with over 110 peopl* attending detpHa the wea­ ther which wat very unsettled. The affair waa one of the moat delightful for quit* torn* tin* and marked the beginning of a new chapter in the history of the won* derful little Mission Church here In Enterprise. The Parish House and furnishings were a gilt of Mr. tf and Mra. Edward V * “B. Ailing ““ Orange City. The room in which the tea was served was beautifully decorated with many bouquets of Gowers and single hibiscus were placed at many vantage points, around pictures and along window ledges. The refreshment table w u cov­ ered with a lace cloth and center­ ed with a low arrangement af roses, hibiscus and fern and flank­ ed on either aids with punch bowl* and an array of delicioua cookies. The program with the Rev. Lae Heaten as master o f ceremonies, begsn with soloists, Henry Eberllng, Mrs. Marion Roberta, MrS. Arllne Wilke and Mrs. Florenc* SL Amend, each accompanied by Mrs. Laura Platt Brown. The Rev. Cannon Leroy Lawson of St. Barnabu*, DeLand, waa Introduced and Rabsrt Cox, Sen­ ior Warden, gave a few words anpressing the appreciation for tha building after which Edward Ail­ ing spoke brltfly of the history o f the church amt of tb* happiness It gave to him and Mra. Ailing te MONDAY SEPTEMBER .10, 1954 Police Holding Local Men On Cattle Stealing Charge tDead r . ..x, . 9± TTTJ^ Calf Is Found I nCar ALEX 8. HOLCOMB- 8UPERINTENDINT for Dewitt, Kurnell A Sjiicrr, Inc., contractors for the New York Giants dormitory building being erected on Mellonvilla and Celery Aves., and City Com­ missioner John Krlder watch a giant bulldoicr skim the vegetation off the ground In preparation for the foundation oxcavations to bo started this week. (Staff Photo) Construction To Begin Lions Clubs Slate Soon On Dormitory 7-Ad Variety Show Flefemyer Retires After 20 Years By MRS .RAYMOND MORRIS CASSELBERRY-A seven-act va­ riety show to be staged Jointly by the Casselberry and Sanford Llona waa enounced at the meeting Thursday night by eo-chalrmen ||o* Wetmer and C. K. (Bud) Platt­ er, of the local elub. i Welmer and Fisher attnrfed the Tuesday meeting of the Sanford Wub when they were assured of jfctl cooperation for the show ■bamiy owned, hfc ear te mko tb* track. Fertooa was uninjured. However, his wife, who waa thrown into th* windshield of the car re­ ceived injuries oa her rght arm. Mra. Fortson held bar arm In front of her to protect their small grand­ child, Patty Hunter who waa un­ injured, The truck, owned by W. W. Tyro, was driven by Wilmon Conyers, 55year-old Negro of i l l . Cypress Ave. Conyers said that be held his a.m out to signal for the turn which was unnoticed by Fortson. Noticing that the car was bearing down on him he pulled off the road In time to keep from being hit. Investigating officer*, at tha aceno of the accident were Deputy Sheriff Morgan McCelland, Con­ stable J. Q. 'Slim" Galloway and Trooper T. Mark Mack. Program. Mrs. Louis F. SL chairman, and her “ **d much cm •» (heir work and Ing this * most A Volunteer Fire i-v . , " " “ " i or tnc m i , ? 7.Y2,“.nt**r rif» D*P«riAU,5? ^ tomorrow night amounced th* meeting, uId th.t Toyland Division . A t S N A S Is Opened Md"l?HWp 'nT*!be wlU ** <»^d and no dues will charged. j K m c -. *um*mb#r* *° . 7. wh*1 term ed "an import­ The Toyland dlvlson of Sanford ant meeting of the group. Naval Air Station was officially opened Saturday morning upon the g r o u p t o He a r h o u r arrival of Santa Claus. RECOMMENDATIONS Toyland, located In Bldg. Seven ORLANDO (AP)—The Florida of the NAS, will bis open until Christmas for tb* convenience Constitution Advisory Commission of military dependents and their cam* here today to hear more recommendations from th# generchildren. Tb* Jolly old gentleman made a *1 public on how to modernise the special visit from Ms bom* and 70-year-old state Constitution. Hearings an a proposed new the North Pole te get an early list constitution w en hold last week of children's Christmas desires. Many children were on hand to In Miami and Tampa. Other hoar. aa* Santa arrive in one of the Inga are scheduled for Jackson­ ■tattoo's Bretrucks, and to get ville tomorrow through Thursday fro* gifts of ke cream a id candy, aid for Pauama City Friday. worked out . at a director* meet­ ing of the Casselberry dub Friday night kt whch members «( the Sanford flub wOt be present. ' Former Zone Chairman Ray­ mond Morris Inducted Tom Hueston and Earl Sealey Into the club, bringing the membershln lust two short of 30, at which point membership will be dosed. The dub was entertained by Dick Moores, of Alta monte Springs a cartoonist associated with Frank King, of Winter Park, creator of Gasoline Alley. Moores, a cartoon­ ist with the Disney Studios In Hollywood for more than II years also worked on the comic strip Scamp. The artist, drawing several of the famous comle strip charseter* illustrated some of the varioua schools of cartooning which he termed the scribble; circle and oval and the shoestring. Commission Will Discuss Proposed Pay Schedule A proposed pay schedule for city employes will come up for discus­ sion tonight at the regular meet­ ing of the Board of Ssnfonl City Commissioners at • o'clock In the City Commission Room of thhc Cltv Hall. Possibly, coming before the commissioner* for prellmlnsry discussion and consideration, will be the budget for the General Government operation for IIM-57 Other Items appearing on the agenda prepared by Clly Manager Warren E. Knowles will be the discussion with representative* of the Seminole High Sehool in re­ gards ta the us* of the Sanford Three Seminole County white men are being held by the Sanford Police Department on charges of cattle ataatlng following their ar­ rest yesterday for driving white intoxicated. J. P. Mitchell, ai, of Strtt E. Fifth St., Fred Gilbert, 43. 311 Oik Ave. and Jack Jackson, SI of Lake Monroe are the three men who have been allegedly Identified with the shooting of a yearling on the Dr. Hugh West "No. 73 Ranch" In Volusia County. The men were first atopped Sundav about noon by CapL Arnold Williams of the Sanford Police Department near the south city limits after having chased them from Elehth St., on French Ave. Cspt. Winisms brought the men to the Sanford Jail when he notleed Mood on the hands and clothing of Gilbert. The old model Bulek waa starched and a slaughtered yearling was found In the trunk with blood running over on the bumper and floorboard of the car. Gilbert, according to CapL Arnold attemp­ ted to get away in the Butck but was eaught at tha cltv limits oa West First SL, at Mangouatlna Ave. Gilbert was then charged with driving white Intoxicated. A 33 rifle, knife used to cut tha yearling's throat .full and empty beer rani, and t l calibre thefts were found In tha car. Dr. Ray­ mond Ban, according to Police Chief Roy Williams, removed on* of th* 31 bullets fmm the carcass of tha yearling which waa stuffad feet foremost, Into the trunk of tvn ear. Nation Crawford, foreman of tb* "No 91 Ranch" said this momtag tbahtbe yoarTtag was abet and Wiled o V u t 11:41 y*ata*day morn­ ing. The spot wa* found where th* calf waa killed when Craw­ ford wont to the ranch about • o’clock this morning. Tha calfa mother w n located at a hoofed and pawed circle. Police Chief Roy William* aald that It It possible that the cat* will ba transferred to Volusia County authorities for prosecution. Assisting in tha tavosUgaion were Volusia County Sheriffs Dep­ uty Daughsrty, Patrolman Baa Butler of the Sanford Police Dortment, Andy Evans of th* Sen­ ile County SherifFa office, and Coostabla J. Q. "Slim " Galloway. Tha ranch where th* yearling w u killed la located In Volusia County west of highway 17-13 on Fort Springs Road. Local authorities were at th# scene this morning eonttantat their Investigation into tb* cattlo theft by tha three Seminole Connty white men who are allegerilv fish- K Thomas E. Gunr Gets Promotion After Iwlng promoted to first lieutenant nt Fort Balvolr, Va., Thomas E. Gunn, of Do Bary, re­ ceived the sliver hors signifying his new rank from Maj. Gen. David H. Tulley, commanding of­ ficer of the Engineer Center and Fort Helvoir. Lt. Gunn entered the Army In February, 1055 and is cxcutiv* officer at the Non-eammissloned Officer* Leaders School. He I* the eon o f Mr. and Mr*. Charles It. Middleton, Narawjs Road., De Unary; la a 1054 grad­ uate af Lehigh University and is a member of Sigms Nu fraternity, Refore entering the Army LL Gunn was employed by Bethlehem Steel Company. CARLA SPINS MIAMI (At*)—A tropical storm that developed near the Northern Bahamas jpun northeastward in the Atlantis today, a threat only to ihlpplng. "This la one time we believe that wa have a good cat* on cattle stealing," Chief Williams said this morning. "Ordinarily," ha aald, "it la bard to pinpoint such a theft, but this time w* found them with th* eireass In their posses­ sion," Non* of th* men, being held un­ der the driving while intoxicated charset and cattle stealing, bsv* admitted any p u t ia killing tbo yearallng yesterday. However, CapL Arnold WtlHame said that Jaek Jackson had admitted that hit car waa "stuck" near the are* where the calf was slaughtered. Seminole Chiefs Club To Gather Tomorrow N igh t The Seminole Chiefs club, an organisation to prom »• tereit in athletics at the local high school, will hold a meeting at the CHy Hall, tomorrow at 7:3t p m. according to John Schlrard, president. Everyone who would like to sup­ port this effort to boost the sports program and those who are n'-'-ig part ta those activities at lemlnote High School are asked to be football. Aa additions! discussion (a sla­ ted relative to Urn project to dear the sidewalks of obitructions througout the business area of Sanford. Th# Board of Sanford City Com­ missioners will also discuss to­ night tb* purchss# af one new six Ineh turbine water meter tad th* purchase af one truck chassis. Miscellaneous business from the Weather promotion to first Lieutenant from Maj. Gan. David H. Tully (left), (U. S. Artsy Phot*) Additional Local New s O n Page 10 � 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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Five unidentified men were seized by the troop*, who moved into this western Kentucky town of 5,000 last night. The seized men were quickly removed from the seene by Slate Police. The troops, after taking tno Negro youth* Into the school ap­ proximately a half hour before classes were to open, fixed bayoncts and drov the crowd away from the school building. As the Negro youths left their homes about a mile from this min­ ing and farming town’s only high school, crowds began to gather along the way engaging in name­ calling as the youths walked down the street. By tho time they had reached the school's vicinity, the crowd had reached nearly 600. When several in tho crowd trjed to grab the youths, National Guardsmen stepped In. Fists be­ gan to fly but the troops pushed their way through and after driv­ ing the crowd back across the street remained with filed bayo­ net* around the school. Nany while children remained outside the school. Maj. Gen. J. J. B. Williams, commanding officer of about 210 members of the 2*0th Tank Bat­ talion which was ordered to this small community along with four tanks, said: "1 have Issued orders to keep the street clear and traffic mov­ ing, All children who want to en­ ter the school will be admitted/* The official hoard of the First The crowd remained milling Christian Church Tuesday author, around the school approximately 46 minutes after the Negro youthi iscil the drafting of n resolution had entered. They continued heck­ expressing opposition to the proling the troops, |ie*ed expansion of gambling In Gen. Williams said last night the bounty by the introduction of after the troops' arrival that the tu.'-'Jhutuel betting on harness Guardsmen would remain a* loaf h' cumT*e«». X yet# on lh* issue *»■ mmewary and-Were “W«l-ji*W. w k rk«e*w * «*-«**«j # §w iru held nnu lMwzfw b d*e ■Ttie-WsyriSTe pared for any eventuality." In connection wllh the November Later, a sixth unidentified man election. was arrested whrn he assaulted Plan* were adopted for Sept. State Police Dct. Leroy Poole. 30 when the minister expect* to Tanks moved up Into the street he ip attendance at the annuel directly in front of the school International Convention of Dis­ building. A solid line of Guardsmen was ciples of Christ, Des Mulnes, la. strung along the block from one A goal of (220.00 for niiaslunary end to the other as school burn cause* In Unified Promotion was began to arrive with while chil­ adopted. The sum is to come from the church budget and be sent In dren. As the children alighted from by June 30. Committee* planning the ob­ tho buses, Ihe crowd began to chant. The crowd kept up the servance of the congregation's chant as the assembly bell sound­ 31st anniversary and home com­ ed inside the school. ing on Sept. 23 were commended A few minutes later, some chil­ for their work. The prorrarn com­ dren began to leave the achool. mittee composed of W. 11. Young, Many girls were crying. As they Mrs. O. T, l’enrson and Mr*. II. reached tho outside the crowd K. King has secured State Secre­ rheered, tary Lawrence S. Ashley, Ocala, Orm mother ran to a window a guest speaker for the afternoon and shouted for her children lo program, Lester Tharp and Misses leave. Somr children inside the Flo Bishop and Nancy Hicks have tchoiil yelled In reply: sent iiut invitations to all present "We're not coming out. The law and former mend>er*. An offering I* the law." for the education building will lie Other parents entered the school taken nt the anniversary, The *and returned to the outside with dopted goal for the day's offering their children. I* I26UO.OO, This week the offer­ ing committee, Geo, Waller Mor­ gan, chairman, Is mailing an ap­ FRUIT FLIES FOUND LAKE ALFRED ID — Two new peal for the offering. A sketch fruit fly finds have been reported of the highlights In the history in Polk County by the U.8. De- of tho church Is In preparation, and will Ire put In a souvenir partmrnt of Agriculture. One adult fly was found in a booklet. The board has ordered the Irap near Kathleen, northwest of publication of 300 copies of the Lakeland; and two were spotted irooklet. A commitleo beaded by In a trap at Star Lake near Laka Mrs. James L. Horton, Sr., Is gutWales. (Coatinned mi Page Eight) Church Board OK's Decree Opposing TKYINO d v r THE POST OPFICH DKPARTMRN1"6 new malUter fl Sandy Wlrth, noted beauty, The mailstar la tha proposed transportation for tho mechanizing of the Sanford Post Office'* City Plans Are Received For Firm's Building "Plans for the new Sanford Manufacturing Company’s build­ ing, which include the working drawings and specifications, have been received and have gone to the mortgage company for a final committment," William H. "B1U" Stamper, vice chairman uf the Sanford Industrial Board, aald late yesterday afternoon. "In addition," said Stamper, "response has been good on the * X survey la being conducted, ac­ request for Sanford people to In­ cording to Joel Field, Sanford vest in this growing company." Stamper said that all contacts Postmaster, to determine th* feasibility of mechanizing tho en­ made by the volunteers who have been working with tho Sanford tire d ty route carriers. Manufacturing company officials To aasitt in the survey, Al In order to keep tho Industry in Heine, a representative of the Sanford "have been made by mall Xeglonal Industrial Engineers of in order to keep too much work from being thrown onto any one Atlant, G*., Is in Sanford por­ group." in g .ovei* maps of Sanford to es­ Sanford cltlzani who would Ilka tablish mileage and length ol to invest in a Sanford enterprise can volunteer their pledges, Etemn o "mallster", a dreased up per commented. add highly Unproved "scooter" la In answer to several questions tho typo of transportation pro­ which have been railed concern­ ing the enterprise, including "How posed for tho mechanization, laid will the funds be disbursed" and tha local Postmaster. "whether or no*, the investments In order to make tha survey, will be paid off with the original - mper said,' Three huga map* have been prepared mortgage"‘ Sic '4*1 Ih about ftvo street* wide tha of the investors have been named if agent* with the Florida 8ta|a acop* of aach section so that Bank as the depository to receive Streets and routaa can tqore easi­ and disburse the funds by ■ trust agreement." ly bo determined. "Whether or not th# mechaniza­ lt« also slid "Repayment of the tion will tako place la atlll a ques­ investments will be made simul­ tion," said Postmaster Field, taneous with the original mort­ "SBd must await th* outcome of gage and such "payment* will In ­ clude the interest. ,, the survey now being made. TUUng part Is the survey la "This Is not a give-away pro­ . Japorintendlent of Mails Dick Me­ gram" emphasized the Sanford Induitial Board's vice-chairman, a l mdln and Clerk Clyde Plercy. <*lf the fallibility of th* aur- "but a mean* to make financing vey |a approved," the Postmaster available to an organization that m ealed, "mad and parcel post ha* proven by actual experience wtU be d#Uv*r*d by the carrier* that they can operate In Sanford wSCh in turn will make deliver- and bring new money Into th* 1*5 earlier and mere complete.” community’s economic Ufa. "I would Ilka to point out," Strmper aald, "that tho Sanford Manufacturing Company's money to provide plaaa and specifications for the new building and aa tbair part of the Investment, has al­ ready been deposited In the local bank. "Ws have been able to ratein aa Anderson, who was earning important Industry in Sanford, 9MM a year, has been with the K iding a large annual payroll, use of lb* wonderful coopera­ btmnu for five ytara. It Is a dhJUen pf the State Develop- tion on the part of the City of Sanford In making land available and lending their assistance wher­ ever possible without impairing the city's normal acrvicca," Stempar explained. Capf. Blackburn Makes Non-Stop East-West Flight A recent flight of nn A3D, nonatop from the California coast to Jacksonville, without refueling, points up the importance of the Sanford Naval Air Station, and ita readiness for the drfense of the United Slates around the clock, In all weather, or at any locution. Captain J. T. Blackburn, Com­ manding Officrr of Heavy At­ tack Wing One, slatiimt-d nt tlm local Navy base, piloting an A3D, left the California roast at 1I:(M a.m. last Monday flying at 38,. 000 feet and made a low pass at Oklahoma City for timing pur­ poses, during the Oklahoma City Air Show, at 1:37 p.nt. <Continued on Page Eight) Weather Partly eloody through Friday with scattered afternoon and erasing thundershowers; low to­ night 52-72. Aaaodatcd P r m Leaned Wire Attack Wing One, for Us speed record Monday Si be flaw cram tha California coast to Jacksonville. (Inset Capt, J T. Blackburn). ( • Into Lake Monroe j Driver Is ^ In State \ SHS Team Tearing Up Practice Field A green but apparently willing* Seminole squad of football asplr- j ants arc tearing up the practice field at the local high school with an apparent determination to make a record for themselves In their opening season In the Orange Belt conference. Midway through the third week of prartlee the Seminole High I school gridaleta are grindlng'away •at Mndatrictrtils under the patient 1 coaches who are tying to shape a ■quad of Inexperienced men Into a working machine that can come off winner In Its first game of I the season. That data with Cocoa I on Sept. 21 la far too ctose, accor- I ding to the mentor*. j Yesterday was the third day I that the grid men had worn pad* I and despite their lack of polish, I there wrre many of them that I showed a willingness to play a I "rock 'em and sock* cm" game | ami thus show their coaches that they deserved to be in the alert­ ing lineup when the season opens. The greensward at the high I school Is doited with some 66 | hopefuls, each determined to make good. There arc 3* of these . lads that are in the A squad under I the guidance of Head Coach Bill I Fleming and hit assistants, Bud Laye and Dave Laude, J According these sweating craftsmen, tho plarci on the tesm are wide open right now. "Evcfy Gerald B. Price, who hai been man with whom wo am now work­ pastor of the Temple Baptist ing has a chance to get the call when wc go against Cocoa," Flem­ Church at Jppalachla, Va. for ing said. "Wc know wc don’t have the past 214 years, has accepted much experience In the roster, an tho call of tho South Hidu Baptist wo arc looking for tho fvlluw that Church at Sanford. can show us that ho really likes Rev. Price formerly pastured an show u* that ho really likes the West View Park Baptist to play this game." Church at Kingsport, Tcnn. for Taking stock of tho boy* whose suit! were turning dark with 6 years, and also was pastor of sweat, Fleming and Layer agreed the Aibury Baptist Church at that the squad waa lighter than Johnson City, Tenn. for 5 yoars. last year's edition of the Seminotes, . ddlng that they didn't have He will be preaching each Sun­ what would be called a "big" day, beginning this Sunday at II nun. There was some hope that a.in. and 7:45 p.m. and also speed would develop as some of Wednesday evenings at 7:46 p.m. the learn got used to carrying the Itev. Price will also be preach­ weight of the uniform* and got ing carh Sunday afternoon at 3 Into better condition. p.m. at the Lagrange Baptist Carried over from the 1SS6 elev­ en, Brantley Schlrard gets many Mission at Mims. R. B. Lunsford, nod* of approval from Layer and the former )>sitor of South Side l-audc, who are wurklng with the Baptist Church la now a mission­ linrmcn, as he cracks In on de­ ary In Brazil, South America. fense. Bud and Dave also aay that An Invitation to all Ihe services they see somo real potential in of the church la cordially extend­ a pair of tackles, Meredith Scott ed to everyone. and Charles Pens*. In the style of play used by tho Semlnoles these two spot* are key positions and Auto Smashes Into the mentors are anxiously scan­ ning tha available material for Post O ffice W all boys who can "do a man's work." An automobile, apparently out of Dick Silvers, who Interned at control, smaioeU Into Ihe side wall (Cantinned On Foge Eight! of the Sanford Post office this morning shortly bcfora g<30. down tho parking sign In Hurricane Hunter theTaking Post Office parking area near corner of First and Palmet­ Investigating Area totheAve., (he automobile caused min­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ( A P t- or damage to the building tnd to A Navy hurricane hunter plan# the car. took off from Puerto Rico at 0:30 A water faucet on the outside of a.m. today to invaatlgat* an area the building was smashed and the of suspicion approximately 060 bumper of the car dented.. mile* west of San Juan, th* Navy Drive of the automobile waa W, ■aid. W. Star, T*-rear-oU Orlando busi­ Th* plan* will invaatlgat* nessman who maintains an office weather conditions In tha suspect- la Sanford at 1010 Elm Avo. ed area In th* Caribbean which Is Investigation for the Sanford believed to contain possibilities of Police Department waa nude by storm development. ^ Captain Arnold William*. Of Shock An Orlando woman wai dead on arrival at the Seminole Memorial Hospital following an accident this morning shortly after 11 o'clock when a car, driven by her huehand, went out of control and toppled over the sea wall, about l i t mile* north of Sanford on highway 17-92, Mrs. Varsenig Kaznriun, 711, up* parently died of drowning as the automobile sank In shallow wntgr of I.nke Monroe, according lir Coroner W. Hugh Duncan who said that a Coroner* Jury would not be called because of eye wit* nesses, Mr. amt Mrs. Jo* Williams, on their, honeymoon from Cairo, III. were traveling north and met th* Kazarian automobile as It swerv­ ed out of control and went Into the water. Williams, attempting to keep the automobile which landed on Ita side, from toppUnv over, received a bruised kr.ro as he scaled the concrete bulkhead. According to the reporta of aye witnesses and th* investigation of Florida Highway Patrolmap Carl Williams, tha Kaxarlan automoblls was traveling south driven by Mardlroa Kazarian, husband of the drowned woman, whose ad­ dress waa given as 915 Euclid Ave., Orlando, went out of cen­ tral for about 700 fact before crashing Into the water. The car, according to report*, wea traveling at an apparent high rale' of speed as It swerved off the highway to the right, beck onto Ifea highway tmd «h tSS *Ko*Jder* to' fit* left t f the pavement, hack to the right again, and final­ ly mad# a sharp sw am to the left, plowed up dirt penea the shoulder of the road and then went over th* eld* of the eon* crate seawall. It la reported that Mr. and Mr% Kaaarlan are the parent# of Har­ ry and Carl Kaxarlan, operator! of the Orange Pharmacy in Or­ lando. Mardlroa Kaxarlan, tha driver, waa reported not to be injured but was In a state 0f shock. Ap­ parently, on tha driver'* tide of tha ear, Kasarian was not sub­ merged in the water as was Mrs. Kazarian, and was pulled from the ear uninjured. Mr«, Kaxarlan, it la reported, received a bruise on her left shoulder but received no other Injuries from the Impact of th* ear a* it fell over Into tho water. At tho scene, assisting In tho Investigation of tha accident, was Capt. Arnold William* of th* San-ford Police Department. No other car was Involved in the accident, said Patrolman Carl Williams, who alao reported that the Kaxarlan automobile went out of control on ■ straight stretch of highway, Planet Mars To Be In View Tonight NEW YORK (AP)—Tonight at midnight E8T, thousands of tele­ scopes will he trained on the red planet Mars, which gets mum "nelghl»orly" than it haa been for 32 years. The Intriguing planet, only half aa big as the aarth, wheels into view astronomically only 33,163,000 mile* nwny—the closest since 1024. Mara rise* In the BoutheuM mid set* in the Bouthwast, It will l<o closest around snldnlght hnt will be visible nil of th* evening hour*. The planet shines rad because more than half its surface seem­ ingly la covered with orange-red desert, low mountain!, and barren landscape swept by hot wind*. 171# controversial "canuls" will coma in for close attention. Bum* claim to have aeon such water­ way*, but othara not* that photo­ graph* fail to show them eloorly If ot oil. Scientist* say that If "bslnga" <lo exist on Mara thayll have to ha different from us. because th# planet's atmoapbara Is Mid to bo almost devoid of oxygon and more dependant on nitrogen. Additional Local News O n Page 8 �’‘ J--/ v.' ‘"yjjTjV.r? • T H E SA K T O U P H t t A L p AN* s ic ? w ro i$ H it JET A C t *0»N« HURRY HURRY ’W HOAM VOUf* A M VOUM&IAm m&T ru UNLOCK M rYOU M m i { Siberia | In Vast ; Upheaval S P0V0SIB1BSK, 81btrUr>8ib*rconsidered a frown wilderIn n vaa* upheaval, movIg a t break neck spaed Into the tdurtrial age. Ita >0 million aid aetUera and aauntlaee new Immigrants diiplay the typical Iralte of pereon* rushta* ahead into a now cm—Includ­ ing nostalgia for tho otd and eagerneea for tha now, The fa it that the Industrial and agricultural surge I* directed treat above by party chief Nikita I . Mhntahekev and other top Comnranteta along atlctly party llnee oaatraete sharply with a similar daVMeament of the United Bute* n half century ago. TWs control Siberian city of mnornle baoo for tho Sovtot Un­ ite tebahitents proudly sail It R te Chicago of the Soviet Union." It ta n miniature of tha Soviet tlMon'c vaat Intartor. I t baa n rich igririiHural hlnterland, grain elevators, slaughterhanaaa. I t la a Mg railway JuneMap and elver port. It la an adminaantar. It •upper'* many ig h o u te e 1end. educational 2. | . I mill* and tugs eurrentfV I *. * J “ > • { ; s t t * • * £ ‘ « - S S A vf voter Q uarto** UNTIL lATK/tf MVHOM l u o u tsjm ! J?. US.t 2 ® m presidium's 4acm dreetleelly re­ ducing correctly* lahar camp* already had been applied widely in thla area. In fact, aha added, there had baan a epecial local decree abollthini them. Pyotr Moekov, chairman at the, Novosibirsk city Soviet, told thla reporter that a new "city tea* etraction authority ...... ...i over building project*. He Inilated there never ware more than 1,000 persona la the ■••called “epecial contin aenti" which had been working her*. Mr*. Melnikova put In, “They never did good work—you can ufl> derstand why," ae aha atraaaad tha advantage* of tha new ayatom over tho old, Tha vlilting reporter* caw a now Novoilblrtk televlilon etatloo under conetruction. Tho "contlngente" were atill being ueod there* But we were told they were in the minority and getting fewer every day. The majority of tha people lltl* reporter talked with from tha Ural Mountains to the Ob River, declared determinedly they were thrilled to be bare and taking part in the building of Siberia, Naturally, pereeae who movod out to new farm* where the houe* lag and working eendlUene w an batter than tha aid one* ware hap­ piest. Thl* wee especially traa of wo­ man, many of whom for tha flrat lime had their own home*—even whan It waa Juit a two-roam nn» heated lean-to, with no bath, "Oh, yet, I'm anAflad, »o>^»* fled," said tha good looking wife Ska had formerly lived la a ana, room Novosibirsk apartment be­ fore moving soma 110 mlteo dawn Tha downgrading of Joseph river into th# former wilderness. Stalin, for Inetance, msdo a proHex has been one of the meat found Impost on ihsoo people t,- effective appeal! attracting youth US miles to rn Mosoew. H e people were a little hurt to tho farms. Ons of the new land'i farms In their feelings," n high woman party functionary told this report* with a population of about 1,100 or while driving out to n collective had ST marriages and 104 blrtha l a m the other day. "The criticism in thl* first year of operation. Almost nil Siberians are con­ e l tha cult of pereonallty was a Utile unexpected, but tha people1 sumed with curiosity about the rdallaad It was Just. In general. It United Stele*. They flooded cor-. baa bean mat very favorably." r«»|Hindante with questions about The woman, Valenllna Trofimo- tliu m l of the clothes they wora **va Malnibovs. la n member of wearing and whether most Ameri­ the district Soviet council end can* rually drive automobile*. ehalrman of Ita permenpnt t<*m- They wen convlncad American* saittee an aultura. A promlnat do drive—and glad to have the party member, she ll one of thaeo fact confirmed. l l can be said without exag­ who have bcnefltled personally geration that no "hate America" t f r m the Commuplet regime, B Mrs. Melnikova u ld tho (ovist campaign haa taken hold here. War or the throat of war seem­ ed very remote. There wa* no evidence that Ua average per* ■on thought about It. Instead, m»*t people were con­ centrating on economic develop­ ment where they hav* a personal YOU'RE TELLING ME! — by HOYT t m — Central P n « Writer THE OOP convention was a In OkWpe Ifto gnat relief. After hearing the np lU an Mart. in j^| Ike « waa on the racks, you learned wa •0 tare. cauida't be ia better shape. I l l I 1 I The lief o/ acceptable i-me presidential nominees * l a t e e n •aid Ik• had lamed on! lo be a W% llel reward Nine*. I t I w a tH tf (aura In tan farmer fa aaaat . Chrletlm Now 1 1 1 * a u ---*.11 v ^^Wv WPwlwwv --- L . ^WF# V www Between Oavaraar LangUa’a, (rapped la er^dropped evt. "wa have kept our p n au a ar and Like the Democrat*, the Itepub. Oavaraor CTemenfe "green fair, licana compromised on c i v i l ways of indifference," you hardly righto. They were civil enough know which way to p> What* not to aay the Supreme Court U aver you da, look both ways be* fort crossing tha atraot right itap. Writtmi A n y Dn ‘ mII Hi Tikis T«kEsNoO Chunces ancesIn”MostFifii Auto“Wracks Songs? LOd ANGLES (A P)-W rttU n a papular rM |T Experts tay an estimated six mllllm Americana have at leait •ne hit tune ready. Tat neatly all of American’* meat popular aeaga are consistently turaad out by few hundred pr if ttrttttal writers. Sporadically, the creative spark bunting brightly la mitUena amateurs ie fanned whan one af their group tented out a runaway hit. • At the University of California at !ms Angelas tha amateur song writer never had it UCLA haa .(ha only court* of fti kind la U J, college popular tyrie writing. "Let's get ana thing straight right new," a y s Hal Levy.- tha class Instructor. "Thl* court* leal dalign ad to teach you how to write a hit song. If I know how to write a hit I wouldn't ha teaching * courts. Levy It a member a f the Amer lean Society af campaeara, Aw th a n and PuMlahara ASCAP. 8* taya ASCAP'* cooperation largely raapenrible for tho dais'* I ^ testruNEW YORK til — Death takes motive firms, Ford and Chrysler, ihut, ■podded a* dunce* in meat fatal auto­ State police and physicians te meot panels and knobs, racetsed mobile accident*. II states a rt cooperating, filling atcarteg Wbasis, Installation of Far whtn p*opl* a rt killed, they In detailed report forms. The seat belts. mutely suffer two or three injur­ speed of care, angle of Impact, It is one approach u almteaUng ia* each serious enough to cause time of day or night, number of some factors Involved la highway death. occupants a n d where seated, deaths and Injuries. Other m an­ Thl* ia on* finding from the ou whether door opened, type of ures are nsaded/ including Ira-*" driving tamotlva crash injury research road, and other data are gathered proved roads, better trahriag, Ifemateg, aad cyan im­ pcajapt af. Cornell University Mel on each aacldm t These statistic* formed the fac­ proved tad marc wtttesprasd leal School. The study eaten u pta dawn tha aauaaa af daatiu tual grounds for changes tech u mottos) training to r**euO tho M« tedeat victim, Moor* aay*. aad Injuria*, at a basis for item- new designs of locks te keep ‘ UflaaUy aagteoartag tb* answor* ta prevent them. Mara tM n two-third* of person* kilted ta highway accident* have • f rdsldeoca aad peat efflea addrem h all h* ewern fatel-typa-injuries In at least two sa w fr& vw ?!.at8n u1 v; tfrti&Kf w a s er i-atmTv, sT A T tto r m a i o s is dlffareat body araat, eayt John enoBATK. Nt wiuin aia* 5 * me dV a o***o 'f l fed ' ■hil 11 he " oIw d. X o rI MOTICH TO C.MMUITOBS 0. Moors, directing the reieareh. O LO r OUrTAP NORDORIN "Mdom Is th a n a single Injury A* adm lnletrator a f t h a E state o r lU gaT B n il h u h l ta ana tingle a n a , auch aa the s k s a . (somellmee ...........* known “ 2 O T r? c* n Deceased. Mad, chest or abdomen, which TO V. NORPQREN), 4 CRKD1ettrid be said to have eeuead death Totw ^svijK ^cLA A ta oh d^. l e n c x n r applio At m e Mycad anything teat," ha reports. HANDS AUAtKCT You >i< iM k c "M en likely there arc multiple nolirteS and requt. . IM ) A r t M l _____ Uivmfli, th IdRl at S e n sa d t injuries even to mo tingle area, cUlm* H. A. ncott the holder of tha fal meh a* the head or choit leg eerilA eata' _ . _____ ______ ftcata for . . . . ta __a deed deed te ta beha leeutd leened "Strides badly crush ad skull*, The certiffcat* number ane Mof MmJS ? thereonifn. letuenc*. the victim * may have ribs driven vanla to the C nuntr Judget the deecrletlen of •opertjr. a a d ta * nam e la which , late the heart, ruptured aortas or aoie C ounir. rto ria * . a t hi* olttc* K :rproperty, __.^ --J.araas foil* Mart*, ruptured liver* or spleen*. In the c o u rt Aouee of eat* C oualr It w as_ am Legal Notico aa;; -.'.’tfidtw*8 C ertificate icaj* Jfo.^ l e t Year of Imuaaca • t , Sanford. VlortdA, w U h la .^ te g June They i ganerallaad ralead ar m onth• from the tim e e f ‘e*. w R ' W r V i f . 5 T K r4 » n craahlag. _ People in these acci­ the firs t vehllcatlBB of thl* eotlce. Each claim demand (halt h* In In dents scorn to got hurt all over. w ritlh t, end oreholi .* Wi. K .5 « ,,»ssa.f®?; state th e olej* W* arc dotting with gigantic for­ of reallenc* aad poet office eddrese ^he^^jPuMlo^jRaeerda af dem laala the elalm eat end shell be ewern est, beyond body strati limits." of In h r the rjelm aat. hie aeent or Name la which amamal L. B ald­ American have barn dying te ailo rn e r. and env lalm eueh. era — „nr win. All of said prepeyt yC being any .eueh in shall---be _raid. not . .riled — ------, k the County of XemlMtA. S tate of To help Levy teach hla daieei highway accidents at the rat* of demand This notice I* xlven In accord w ith Florida. H elen such certificate shall a rt fellow eeag writer* from Hol­ H i a t t thousand annually for U flection T»«.J*. r ie rld a SU tutee. by lywood. Quart lecturer* have In­ yttra, with • million moro plus ittgw e r ta 'tsaaiB Jg. tended Oscar Hammerttcta, John­ injuries etch year, ,-n-pl of lUBXTEft H. I haria* | *paad, poor mods, incompe­ n e n a N dereaeed. said ny Matter, Jokaay Oram, U m ir Caurt been adm itted In arnhete ahd e*M f l m Hon Camlcbasl, Harry ’Warren, Sam­ tent drivori, drink, bad weather, eieeutore having been I-sued Let- day In the monllhanof tha October, test. automobile design a n d other te n Testam entary In the ofllee 1st day af October, my Cahn and Peggy La*. w hich la tha egU ter fov the rro b a l* of Will* _ ill have baan blamed as Inh* BRerki county. Commenwealth of "Our sine In the** night claaathis in k day at August. J ' t t t e d factor* emtributteg to tho ghastly Peaaerfveate, ahd a certified j,” aay* Levy, a atoeky man with toll. Jtemoglei proposed range of eald wUl of aatd dec al ISHtalrt thlaalng dark n d hair, “I* t* w l t r a certified eo putting speed governors on gather Ter* T retam entsrv leened” 1“ tha un teach the itudenU how t* write c«ra, stricter law enforcement derelgned. Cm having been adm e milled to ftarlda tetter lyrics." -r “ d licaaalng, angteaorteg batter 5rebel* robot* and end retard re ta rd in In ine the Oeuali udge'e court af Remind* Ceualr, And while no hit* havo yet coma highways, cbsngse te auto design Vlorlde. la PrebotA . from tho cites many af It* mam- te roduoo death or tejuriaa If ac< m ViVDfsv'VnWW ' in bar* had amgs recorded. daata do occur, "One Intending development," Tho Coraoll rsaaarth, Moore KeeaTas? Vaanegl vaal* aay* Levy, “la that I hara km" oxidates, soaks to gather raUabla V! Ci* VA E* W ENT ** ' approaehad by four local publish­ etetlrtfca to pinpoint jast why peo­ er* and two la the Bate wanting ple war* killed or Injured, and E 2 S 1W .a n & & m & *e? jn tU T K n IL MOHLE n S b RO, aw to give them a track at tb* thaa p r o p o i * rtmadlea that aterite being developed la eta**." waald radaeo or ollmteato soma poiniTVa aTENXTnoH Since tha courts wai originated af tha risks. S f e a S e ^ l.d ... by Lavy ia lbM, uador aimplca* Similar fant—finding raeoarch 5THrf% tlm'lCATION DATED af UCLA’a tx teailm D|vW*H. • ’ krougkt a drastic radoctloa te A ugust 11. l i l t _____________ bout 000 etudente have, taken part. deaths and Injuria* from military la the Own ef the Couetv Judge, T>t unhwrtity awards two cradlte airplane craak-upa during and e e x t e e u ceeatr, rieetda, each for tk* beginner*' tea** and after World Wcr U, Moors aakL In Preheio, i lad to better, deanfallow-up lecture* ar doalga af coakpiu ta avoid proBeniaacre hear j*ctteM, superior- and stranger T e AM Credlteee end. LOW C O S T on rtrm e. fern , walty* imagery, rhythm and *t»*r teeh* ■cats aad harnesses, batter Waf­ aiqaaa af the craft, _ . fle aoatrrt ayatems, batter select- You aad aach e f you a ra h e re h r H IGH After the claM to fu^dammUle ttea aad trateteg af pilots. Air- neiltfed and reeulred to ■reseat eng dfeth* and Injuria* wart clalme sa d demand* w hich you. e r the atudaat I* permitted te mraU P R O TEC TIO N la tho wariuhop which u t ^ y be* liaihag tramsadeusly ovan though r-i,.V. BWSV-K.VSKlKi gin* with a group aralgammt tM apaad* of pisna* teerataad [semetimea known a*. ERIC such as writing lyric! far the with tha jet age. * S A N EORD "Bio* Danube*' *r the “Skater* Th* auto raaoanh, begun a few 4IUXTKU RjuiBuac wara iga, non hs* Man graatly Wteta." _____ F lo rid a w |th fn C * l f t t with raaaorek funds a r month* from tb* tlm a of ' publication of thla eatle*. — D O TW O EU m h^kC aR tM T jorntog fram tea Army, U J. r # cl. Im or demand ■ball he la OlLANDO llt— Tho feteU pert- He Health fearrlco, and two aulm _JgU w riting, and shell elate th a glaea t e | ad Mr*, iteatete t . Wlhm. B, by har Air Fare* teuhaad teat weak was aa accident, a fury rated yesterday. M. Sgt. Be mute Wllaaa ----ia tear* tad could art cam hlmielf te tatUfp la fuU at Jo Qua jA ien d i, minted what ha thamht was aa empty pistol at hla wUa’e head and pteM th* trigger. ■ BIO PBODUCEE SASK^HOON (AP>—Saakat* | chman lad all athor pcm — a territories la muiknt ia Canada last year with m e n pattteg 1.H1J0* onl- U 1U H m r it a pravtecta!:.record. Herald norther* game tupm isor ___ oakl tha yrits hrougkt W,* ir,4 « . the attitea to vote. n*w tea my wife grt mod* Pm bringlwg and CuaJbnuAA,iI W e Are Now Open For Business After Extensive Alterations: New farm*, new Waterpoaer dam site*, new mine*, new fac­ tories, new apartment houses are mushrooming. *u n *w Discount For Cash & Carry The United Slates and Alaska control only I per rant of tha for­ ested area of tha world. Pickup and delivery If you prefer HELP WANTED Ambitious young Man or Woman, looking for a future. Starting salary will be depen­ dant on your ability in our line of work. fa Writl^byytw CNwilti imkr, raraiHil m i Good knowledge of English, ability to w ooBdraoB ra fa r agfafar a a d p i f a M M type Is absolutely necessary. If you like Rfa s ^ s i'S S s S S S • Itm IttVfap p«M d O E M jrw . to write, this is a real opportunity for DRY CLEANERS you. Send all detaila to Box HSJ % The Sanford Herald. ..HOLLER MOTOR SALES ta d | rA L M T V O M*1' ' SJfcVii it*/-. .*>; .vyw r*rc«f LANEY h e m m g E. H. LANEY, Owner 1101. SECOND s r. PH ON E 4 0 �THE SANFORD HERALD HSU. NEVER FIND UB NOW IN THIS BUS PIACEJ v WHERE IS THE CAPTAIN? TH6CPS ONLY ONE THIN® . TO DO > TWSA\ SAND CXCAS SURE PACK A WALLOP THIS — i “HAVE O ' NEAR 1 P ON Mil 100th birthday, Mr*. Emm* Schwarti composed a po*m for tha occailon. Sh* la thuwn hera at th* Horn# for Aged and Infirm Hebrawa In New York City with one of her greatgrandchildren, Eric Men* Helton. I, of Jackaonville, Via CWWW/Tbax to KXiR CIVIL” . /GUNS- THERE ARE a. U MORE COMING/” M L cwwooof m (CV3T3/ HOW MANV MORE 'CREATURES’ MUST WE PCSTROy BEFORE THIS ] NCNSCNSC C E A S E S ? A IN MV LO N O m3 n rT HAVE A J >O U O t h i n k , ME VNCE W ITH J w a s A O N E -M A M a U K IK E IN A TEAVV / IL L S T IL L 6UO UN EUP/1 T A ^ T K ^ YSBTt^DA’ TV*\E I CASS LY eirv THAT INANT/ — s f YOU'BE ALWAYS ‘' n I BOUGHT \ COMPLAN NO ABOUT A watch * ) o u a r o o o bald ^ - v , D O G .' J H E L L EAT U S O U T / ' ^ p r s C v O F H ousej ^ r SHHH-*DONT WAKE UP DAo r ' HE'LL SAVE US S MONEYJ* HE'LL CUT o u a OOOCEOIE3 J JN HALF.'COME / ON, HEBCULES/^ ■It*# *••*«. 14 Hllfcrtw ’" ‘H t A l t . Trawparaat U Fwtt hoM, ariac4t4 c«4. » a * . 1 aa. Far I I I Former Newspaper Executive Named Magazine Head Stuart L. Patton, former Brooklyn Eagle newapaper executive, hat been named publlther of All Florida magazine effective lmmediately, U waa announced thl* week by John II. Perry Jr., prealdent of the Perry newspaper*. All Florida magazine, publlahed In Ocala, fa distributed aa a sup­ plement in 30 Florida week-day and Sunday newspaper* and haa a weekly circulation of 310,000. j Patton Joined the Perry organi­ zation in Feb. 1933, shortly after the Brooklyn Eagle auapended operation* Ife had aerved a* pro­ motion director of the Eagle for teven year* and la a paat prealdent of the NY chapter of the Na­ tional Newspaper Promotion As­ sociation. Recently, ho had been acting at general manager of the All Florida magazine. During World War II, Patton waa a Commander with the U. S. Maritime Commission and aerved as executive officer of the Paci­ fic District Opcratiun* In San Francisco. In IMA, he waa traiuferred to Washington and ap­ pointed editor and publisher of " NEW*** stmtneo CONTROLS 2 WASH SPEEDS 2 SPIN SPEEDS O a n a ra f f/ a e frk AUTOMARC TOASTER faaitar. Calar ssstrsl lats ysa m Ii llfht, mtdlam, #e dark hill, lstra-M|h tssit lift ■•!*• ass* ■m II tMit ills** and nwffini Miy LETS PAID THE REFRIGERATOR* F( HQME.J V » Spotlight On Hollywood By MRS. RUTH LAYO Mr. and Mrs. S. Whorton and family have moved Into their re­ cently completed new home and Mr. and Mrs, R. Eldrldge have moved Into the French home for­ merly occupied by the Whorton's. Lawrence Blankenship, who la teaching at Oviedo, la staying with hla father, Myrl Blanken­ ship, for the present. James Robert McGralh has been spending the paat week with hi* slater, Mrs. Maurice Perly, and family In Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Meeks, who have been residing In Orlando, are moving lo L*mgw»»d ihli week and will make their per­ manent home here. Mr. and Mra. Jess Cottlngham moved into their new home on Church St. the past week. They hava as guests their daughter, Mary Edith McElhancy and her huiband from Miamiburg, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. J. Montgorcy and chlldran, Donna and Dickie, for­ mer resident* of Longwood and now residing In Orlando, were guests at the Leighton home on Sunday, They also visited many NOW !^* whaf* tusNU D u lm o n ic o Mta art Mk«s T U I tr C U ir w a a la a d U a an «f black, wWta la d Mu# ovarpUld far • turn plan pull­ over costume ia fiwaa B. K. Wragga'a fall IBM callactlou Th* jacket 1* UouaM with m •laatie w tlitbaad- t t a rotted nacklin* la Sited * wkb a Sotachabi# gray wool jaaooy «ekay. Th* akirt la l a n d with a front pea#! of H f W H pfcoU. of their former neighbor* on Maine St. Mri. Charles Nicknta enter­ tained Mrs. R. C. Carlton, Mrs. Leroy Neuman, Mr*. Thomas (iladwin and Mrs Era Uladwin at carda at her home last Thurs­ day afternoon. I vkwakla arto. 7W*. 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I I IM S 4140 1441 44.40 O JO s ll 1M U B J O a ll 4440 IM B 1 *»A o u m U n s a -------------Iw J YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER SANFORD. FLORIDA PHONE * • * W K W 4.70s IB 144JO BUM 4 .7 0 . I I 114.10 7.10a 11 44J0 I t . 10 7.10 a I I M JO M il 7JO a I I 4 J .II IU O V JO a ll K O E D l M i l (• ' f e l l 14.SO M 0 a i f K O K O | MO a I I m n i r m i T r n n H Z J U Z l B F fS T T i . 1 1 n um f li i y , read y fo r th a table Delmonico . AC *N#«i Modal U 4701 Phones �* d& M fork Of National Jawish Hospital [ample Of Brotherhood, Democracy eg] rival, Adlai Stevenson, agree on a t least ' o«e thing, tha contribution of tha ancient fiafcralc to present-day America. Bach made hla point In bis own way to raee* aagM to American Jewry for Roeh Hashonah. th e Jewish New Year, which is celebrated ^ September 6 and 7. - • The President said, "Our moral coda> th a hlaala th a t animate us, the faith to God th a t : girengthene us - all this# were tnbst clearly 'B id meet tnspiringty proclaimed many een£ rte e ggo by man of Jewish blood." ’ And Mr. Stevenson paid tribute to "the m lrtt of brotherly love - the endless seek­ ing for peace" of the Jew*. ■ -'Nowhere are the ideals of which each -•peaks put into practice more effectively than a t National Jewish Hospital a t Den­ ver. This Institution Is Hie widely-known, -■free, non-eectarlan medical center for tu• berculoeis and chest diseases. 1 National Jewish Hospital a t Denver wee epqned on s modest i_______ scale to IBM. Its first patient was a Catholic girl. Since then some 4,000,000 days of care have been given to th e needy, with nevsr a question about the potienfa creed, race, or national origin. The hospital, which has served every community la the United States, has always considerN; r a u e m s receive <-**» science can provide — for s month, for s .- year, for kmgsr —completely without charge, v : TTit w ort of the National Jewish Hospitsl a t Denver to behslf of our tuberculosis B : neighbors is s striking contribution msde , by the Jewish people to our nitlonel life. K' * On Both Hsshonsh we ere reminded of ' this unique exsmple of brotherhood end | o f American democracy s tilts finest. : Political Shows No wonder Rlngllng Brother* celled it quits end went out of busiittos. A bigger •how bss corns along. ......... Mors psopls watchsd tha recent political -shows In Chicago and San Francisco than witnessed all performances of the famous RlngUnf Brothers circus during its entire life n a n . We received no emprise, but the shows Tht C arrier % Sanford Herald " O T to s ta THURSDAY SEPTEMBER «, IBM were generally good. The California act waa not quita aa axciting aa tha Chicago opanar. In fact, thara warn timea whan It waa rath ar dull Only twica In the Republican drama w e n wa excited enough to lay down our magastoe and concentrate on the T-V acmen. 1110 first waa the arrival of the President a t tha airport and hla trip to the glass topped ear to tha hotel. Tha second moment came when we w en stirred from onr drowsiness by a voice try­ ing to nominate our old friend "Joe Smith." Wa awoke suddenly and put hot water on for a cup of Instant coffee. We would sit >all night to hear this I But, almost befon __e convention v _ _ r „ could 'open up" it h»d been dosed agein by the voice of Joe Mnrtin saying, "Nomination! for vice president are closed." Eisenhower and Nixon brought on no surprise. As was mentioned several months ago, the Republicans could have stayed in Washington - and saved a mil­ lion dollara —if it were not for the democra­ tic way of doing things in America. I t was almost the same In Chicago - al­ though we must eay th a t the Democrats put on e more exciting show - out in front, that is. Tha crowds were more like a circus. When "Mr. 8am" as they kept calling him, banged his gavel for order, no one paid any attantion. By-the-way, nobody in Washington calls Sam Rayburn "Mr. Sam". When they speak to him to hla face they call him "Mr. Speak­ er" and when some of them mention him behind his back, they call him things that are sometimen unprintable. Out of th a t one we got Stevenson and Kefauver. In Florida, wnere Kefauver was whippad and in Georgia, where they don’t like him anyway - this was somewhat of a disappointment. But, many think this combination can whip the Etsenhower-Nixon ticket. The race will certainly be a better one than last time. And less than ten per cent of the total vota - properly placed, could change the outcome over 1M2. Floridans wanted Governor Collins on the ticket - end they tried, with Congressman Bob Sikes repeatedly voting his "sunshine" votes for the popular governor. Georgians were happy when Governor Griffin nomlnated Congressman Davln - and they en­ joyed being loyal to a native eon. Now th a t the race la underway - Ife any­ body's guess. Don't be too sure th a t Elsen­ hower will be a shoo-in. The odds certainty seem to be ta hi* favor today. But, there are more, pempjarate Ml .this c o u n ty than RepoWIcana - a lot of them voted-fur hower because they hated Truman. Beside* — a bad cold or any sort of minor lllnesg in tha White House could scare a lot of people. These two factors could win a lot of votes. Also, in Stevenson and Kefauver, the Dem­ ocrats have men who know how to campaign and gat votes. Yes, the old circus U out of business. The new one is coming along, Wa saw th* "side shows" in Chicago and San Francisco - but tha main attraction is now going on in th* big tent - admission free. Besides, If you have a touch of "circus blood" in your veins you are welcome to get Into the act. S s ! The wicked flee when no man puraueth. Perfect love casteth out fear. e e Drive carefully during the months ahead. That pedestrian you spar* may intend to vota tor your candidate. By H tlf gOYLE NEW YORK m —Curbstoo* re­ flection* of a Pavement Plato: Now U tto time ta feel sorry tor yourto If. If there U any one month in th* year when practically avtrytody girt* way to tto yoaratag to to to slamst caught Ju*t a few days aaminaa alee, it la September. before. Or was R years? Ha s a e t T to child, stricken with th* to sura. It already seems *e Wag tooliag his days °f barefoot froohr noting as ah* puts meratog Upatick that tor tan is already bogtaatag also dreams of ‘‘the one executive—each wonders If It wouldn't be better to bo some­ body els*. Anybody else. What w* all really need right new is a good heavy snowfall. Than wo'd all saap out of our cadof-summar doldrums snd get t o r t to tto hurry-up tempo of aoratal civilised living. an tor vseatim to fads, that got Gov. Collins will meet with tto goup which is expected to pro"Now I've got ta hunt for a par* recommendations in time for m u emit" .ska Ihlijn t§ himK submission ta tto 1I6T Legislature crassly. when it convene* In April. "If tto Lord tod te put a a a la School gupt. Thomas D. Bailey hsa Mid th* legislature almost eortaiaiy will have te provide ad­ ditional flasaelal aid ta county school syrioms If construction of cin ieems sad stto r faiUties W ta keep pace with enrollments. Social Security Changes By PAUL K. WEAVER other* brought under seek! eocur. Manager of the Orlande ity aa of the bagiimtag of this Social SocurHy Office ysaf Is disregard their years of In my last article I told of aoacovirac* in acquiring an in* self-employed lawyers, dentist* surod status aider seek! socurand othsr professional people now Ity, covered by social e w u ^ . Uadsr r# f « * * * ,,,, Dr. Jouos, u th# 10M amendments to the lew, self-employed dentist, la new ago their earnings started te count g , g j never keen is week towards old ago and aan rtran Ja^ aerial security M ora luranee protection for themarivns * jm * rv j tMa _ jii ^ their fsmlUaaaa ef Jan. 1, gTto tw* m r a ^ U a IBM. Naturally, they want to f l „ t hottme set know how long It will Uk# them ^ uwJtr tba ommried law. If to bocoma Insured under the tow. h)< birthday is before April 1, To bream* iniprad under social k . will soed te hnv* a quarter of security a penes must have Men coverage to each ef the eight In wor|' “ *•*•* **_**•. tow for quarters elapsing aftar IMS end a spec Iflad length ef Urns. The up * ^ quarter In which he amount of work required la n —j rtashoa SI. If an thsse quartan surad in quartan of com s g s I r i quartan of eonraga, ho aritl which, t o n gtaoral way, ««**■ b# to n red for old-ag* ben*fill pond* with a calendar q u art* u u u n a r e at that for e year to which h* has gd00 or more to sot osrntoga from •« If-employ wwit. TW nsusl requlremonts for h*earning Insured am one quarter of coverage out of ovary two calendar quartan stapling after ISM, provided there nr* at to u t els quartern ef coverage. Under the amesdod lew, a person who works sssMsuensly after 1BU can besom* IMurad with fewer quarters of tovorng*. This chaag* to th* tow permits self-employed profess leul* u d Letters To The Editor leafeed Rersld, Baaferd, Merida for twonty-elgto yeera, 1 have knowledge approximately stout every minister ta Merida. Bine* the msettop to Jackson­ ville, of the A.M.K, Church, when Bishop D. W art NicksIs spoke of 110,000 member*. "No, w* d ea l uphold th* boy­ cott in Tdltahatoos." By oeaversetioa sad simmaalratios with the ministers, frond they opposed the boycott aad their members felt It a had move on tha Bishop's part. By reading t Timothy Or. I Vera t - t wo ftod, A Bishop must b* bUmoIosa, a husband «f sae wife, vigilant, sober, of goad be­ havior, given to keapttaMty, apt to teach, not given ta wins, as striker, not (ready of fUthp h**r*i but psllsnt, not a brawls*, net COYftOUt He Just wasn't thinking, had we are thinking af tto mud beta he to tryiag te dig. the! will ameer ovary A.M.B. minister in every town and village to Merida. If those preechera bed stayed la thslr pulpits, their good name wouldn't to on every hmlttoe fit, Luke Ch t Vers « aalth “Let the dead bury tto dead, But If Dr, Joes*' birthday occur* In tto seesnd - tltr i t r quarter of tha year, to wfU need .nine queried ef coverage before then; if to Teethes Si to the third quar­ ter «f HdA to wtU need Id quar­ ter* of coverage before that time. If hi* birthday la after the end ef September, 11 qnarta-s ef covers”* up to that Uma will bo required. Par death benefit purpeeea, however, Dr. Janes would to to■erod es early a* April 1NT If an six of th* quartan etopetog aftar IBM sad through the **tend quarter ef IBM am quartera of eeveenge. He would net then be IMured fur retirement benefits, no to would net yet to M, but if to eheuld die at that time, survivors payments see Id to made te amtato of his dependesta, as to weuld have met the minimam requirement ef eU quartan ef coverage. Ordinarily, benefit amounts are based ta a pets in's average eerntogs to imglsymmi or setf-emptoymeM severed hy tto tow after IBM. If all tto time elapsing aftm IBM w an need to figuring tide • Verag*. eoH-employnd profeeslonato newly brenght wider Wbo’i to blame for that? Taft? Truman? Democrat*? Republlosar? Or wa* It btdT W u It tbs price America bad to par— the*e increased living cotU — to get back to a normal economr and full production? If controls had been continued a couple more rear* beyond December IMS, maybe the economy wonJd have been ruined. One thing waa certainly wrong: The prediction made by Taft and others who wantod an end of con­ trail: Hist If price* shot up, «a they might temporarily, once con­ trols were lifted, they’d come back down. They didn't Within a couple of montha after the atari of the Korean War the Democratlc-r u n Congress gave Both have bean Involved In most of tha aventa. A good example Is the argument about living coits which have gone up about a per cent alnce President Elsenhower took office In January INI. Tha Republicans call that an excellent record. The Democita belittle it, warning about infla* tlee. Tha Republican* don’t toy much about the possibility of e further Inertia* as a m u lt of kpesto In steel prices. Bi* the Republicans point scornfully te the bug* living cast -By • INNITT CIRPto e n aaaa which occurred under the Democrat*. They don't Ulk r [E HATCHET-PACED dame Upped tht monkey house* shout the part Republicans as well manager indignantly on the shoulder. "Thaos wretched ss Democrats played in shooting animals of youra appear to tot playing dice! I uomana fhat yota price controls full of holts after break up the game at ones!" the war. "Shucks," shrugged th* And the Democrat* never like keeper, "they're keeping te talk about the Increase* under the Democrat*. But perhaps this strictly withing the law, will put at le n t th* (tory of living ma'am. They’re only play­ costa Hi focus. Living cost* b«vt ing for peanuts." • • * risen TU per cent since Jan. 1, On th* old rood from th* IKL They roe* only SAT p*r cent dur­ daoort to Baa Dtogo th en la vary dsngtrous precipice. ing World Wsr II but 4S.S per cent aHarry Oliver oayo they had a since than. sign posted thara for But the way they went up, and warning year*, but nobody ftU over so why, is the story: from Jsn. 1, 1M1 te tbs time they took it down. of the Japanese surrender Aug. Tha wheel of fortune, ob14, IMS, living eoste rose only i a t v h Bob M'oDNBa aplna oulifk* MlT per cent even .though the »y. "On* day," ha says, "You'rt to Beverly Hilt* ripping champagne country was at wsr most of that •ad th* next you’re la Pnoao stamping on grapes." time. • MR hy Beurit Cert M U itaM hy Slag I Th* reason: Tight controls on wages, prices, and materials; high taxes that took sway purchasing power for scarce goods. It waa also a time when poop)# worn put­ ting into th* wsr hands th* money Way couldn't spend an things they couldn't get. On the day Japan surrendered Urine c**t* got a (tart toward, for President Trumaa pulled off s number ef wartime sontrola, Thai* bad been a tot of proaasrt to get back to normal as mow as passible. Ga* rationing, tor in­ stance ended on V-J Day. But tha Office ef Price Adminis­ tration was itlU sitting an tha 111 la spit* of enormous pressure*, it held down price* pretty well. TW proof 1* In the figure*: Prom the end ef August IMS until July 1, IMS, a period to which all kind* of contrail wort abandoned, liv­ ing easts rose only I per cost. But OPA would have ended Jm o **, IMS, nnless Congress renewed A another year. It wsa a time when basinets was screaming to get tone of controls. Congress renewed OPA In a hill which Trumea vetoed tote to June IMA He said it waa s wrecking MU, shot as full of holes that U would make OPA a mockery. He aimed hardest et too lata Sen. CONVKNIINTI SAFCI B aton A. Taft, Okie Republican, • t o tod the fight te p * into tto MU amendSMBta which Tkumas said would malm OPA unworka­ ble. But tto Democrats were run­ ning Congress than. Taft got Ms amendment* through only toeauoo eaeugh Democrats went stoag with him to ataka it poeaflto. I r i s ta July Congress passed, aad Trams* signed reluctantly — earing h was Jest ■ littie totter than aetitiag—another Mil to erattoas OPA. Bat far s SMatk then was prsctieslly no OPA. Pries* Try and Stop Mo far at you nood to got when you SAVE BY MAIL! la that owe month, July IMS, NOTICE! .» A ll Bertont Eligible For Voting Moy Register Beginning September 7th For30D oys. M O N D AY TH R U FR ID A Y 9-12 Noon and 2-5 p.m. SA TU R D A Y 9-12 Noon O C TO B ER 6th is the LA ST D A Y to R E G IS T E R EV EN IN G S : September 25th . . 7-9 p.m. •tart pitchlaf of am October 2 n d .. 7-9 p. m. Cam illa D. Bruce Supervisor of Registration 400 E. 1st Sanford �S o c ia l (fcvsm iA Calendar * m w ^ THURSDAY rle Nichols, W. First St. at Mon­ Intel mediate choir rehearnl at roe Corner, for a covered dish din­ the F in t Baptlit Church at 7 ner. p.m. Number Six, Mrs. A. C. Moore, Adult Choir rehearial a! tht chairman, will meet at 3 p. m. in P irn Baptlit Church at 3 pjn. the home of Mrs. W. A. Patrick, The first meeting jf the Wen- Loch Arbor. tide School P-TA will bo held at Number geven, Mrs. W. D. T:30 p.m. Simpson chairman, will meet In A reception will be held In the the Educational Building at 2:30 Pariah House of the Holy Croatp. m. Episcopal Church between the Number Eight, Mrs. J a c k hours of • and 10 p. m. In honor Greene, chairman, will meet at of the Rev. H. Lyttleton Zim­ 9:45 a. m. In tha homa of Mra. merman and family. John Ivey, I4S N. Elliott Ave. Evening Circle Number One, FRIDAY The Rev. C. L. Arnold will con­ Mrs. W. 8. Brumley Br., chairman, duct the morning devotluna over will meet at S p. m. In the EduWTRR, Sanford, at 1:30 p.m. atlonil Building with Miss Letty SATURDAY Caldwell, Miss Elsie Farcy, Mrs. The R.A.’a meet at the Flrat W. R. Brown, and Mrs. Ernest Pugh serving as hostesses. Baptist Church at 9:30 a.m. Evening Circle Number Two and The Unity Class will meet in the Valdes Hotel at I p.m. Josephine Evening Circle Number Three will Stuckle will teach the new book hold a Joint meeting at • p. m. in “ How to Let God Help You" the home of Mra. W. R. Anderson, Everyone Is welcome. SIS Oak Ave. with Mra. Bacey King serving at co-hoites*. MONDAY • TUESDAY The Friendship League of the Congregational Christian' Church The Gleaners Class of the Flrat will hold lu regular meeting at Baptist Church will hold iu regu­ the home of Mr*. Anderson, 111 lar monthly meeting at • p. m. In tha home of Mra. J. E. Hemmerle, French Ave.. at I p. m. Circles of the women of the First >414 DeCotU St., with Mra. R. T. Presbyterian Church will meet as Hunt serving as co-hostess. follows: Number One, Mrs. Victor Brown chairman, will meet In the Philsthen Room at 3 p. m. with Mrs. O. C. McBride, hostess. Number Two, Mrs. R. C. Max- Mrs. G. A. Campbell is here well, chairman, will meet at 3 from Birmingham, Ala., visiting p. m. la the home of Mra. Ralph Mrs. J. A. Ellison and Mrs. Kath­ leen Reynolds. A. Smith, 1031 Park Ave. Number Three, Mra. P. T. Piety, chairman, will meet at 1:30 Mrs. C. T. Ellison and her B. m. hi the home of Mrs. J. C, daugbUra, Margaret and Carol, Trawick, 1106 East 4th St., with returned recently from Alabama, Mrs. F. W. Bender serving si co- where they visited In Birming­ ham, Montgomery and Thoraby. hostess. Number Four, Mrs. D. C. How­ ard, chairmab, will meet at 1:00 The friends of R. N. Windham p. ra. in the home of Mra. Henry will be Interested to learn that he re-entered the Orange Memor­ Brown, 3027 Laurel Ave. Number Five, Mra- Clarence ial HospiU) on Monday. He un­ Snyder, chairman, will meat at derwent testa on Tuesday and Is 11 ak m. in the home of Mra. Car- scheduled for surgery on Thurs­ day, 9 (p £ A A o n a lA ' R u Craig Anderson arrived home Tuesday from Norfolk, Va„ where ha Is stationed with the navy. He will ipend two weeks here with his mother Mrs. C. A. Initial plana Tor tha annual Andenmn Jr. and his ilaUr, Lau­ ra Ann. ; Bets Sigma Phi B auar war* dlacunad last night at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Harap'a daugh­ . «in. J. Harold Chapman. Tha ter, Mr*. C. D. Yates, left Satur­ W ^Harvest Basaar" will be held day night with her husband and Thursday, November I at the daughter, for California, stopping EpUcopal Parlih House. Mrs. enroute to spend Sunday with Warren Knowlea is Basaar Chair Mr. and Mra. A. L. J sequel in man, and special committee Biloxi, Mlsa. After visiting with chairmen are: Chrlitmaa Orna- frisnda and relatives In Californ­ meat Booth, Mra. Donald Bale*; ia, the Yates' will fly to Hono­ Bake Sale Booth, Mra. Jack Arm* lulu where Mr. Yates Is atatlonad . atroog; White Elephant, Mrs. with the Submarine Division of Jimmy Horton; Fish Pond, Mrs. the U.S. Navy. Mra. Yates will Herbert Btenstrom; Shell Jewel­ be remembered as the fqrmer ry, Mra. Vernon Hardin; Ham MUa Betty Hamp. *9 Buppar, Mrs. O. Andrew Spear; ■ Handiwork, Mra. J. Harold Chip- Mr. and Mr*. George R. McCall man; and Publicity, Mra. Voile have returned from a vacation WllUama. It waa derided to have spent in Morris HIU, N.C. While n baby popularity contest. Any there thay saw Mr. and Mra. B. child five or under may be enter- F. Cooper, also of Sanford. ad by their parents by having a free picture, taken at Nlchola’ Also returning from Studio. Grandparents, aunts, un- In North Carolina' dee and friends may vote for Mra. Ralph Smith their favorite by coming to tha Sunday after a A B au ar and dropping pennies into villa, and Mr. and ™ a Jar. Babiaa of Beta sigma Phi Baker, who returned members are not eligible. two months spent in Urn rush Hat for this year waa villa. dienuaed, and plana Air a rush party to be held September M are belag made by Mra. Gordon Fredjck, Social Chairman and har W. will committee. Tha a*w year hooka and pro­ gram beaks were pissed to those present Mrs. Boy Saxon was inf traduced as a new member and w Mra. J. Harold Chapman waa elected Valentino Glri for thie Fear, Refroehmenta were served by tha hostesses, Mrs. G. Andrew flpoar aad Mrs. J. Harold Chap­ man to the following: Mrs. Jean . Armstrong, Miss Anna Corley, Mra. Evelyn Cushing Mrs. Vir­ ginia Frederick, Mra. Pst Hardin. Mra. Sue Harper, Mra. Elisabeth A ’Barton, Mr*. Charlotte Knowlea, Mra. E bb Nlchola, Mra. Franc#* Roberts, MUa Jonl Saunders, Miss Cherry Singletary, Mr*. Carolyn Stenatrom, Mra. Inkle Thurmond, Mra. GonnJe Williams, Miss Jeanette Wotfer and Mrs. V. G. Fleming. Baby Popularity : Contest Revealed By Beta Sigma Phi M iss Dobson Reveals Final W edding Plans between you ’n me By FAT WOOD Mlsa Lola Ann Dobson, daugh­ MUa Margaret Ellison, who U ter of Mr. and Mra. E. C. Dobson, Grand Matron for the Bnlnbow and Paul P. Dropchuk, son of Mr. Girls In the state of Florida and and Mr*. T. J. Dropchuk of Ham- Worthy AdvUor to the Sanford trench, Mich., have announced final plans for their wedding to Assembly, had a delightful visit be held on Sunday, Sept. 9, at with the Montgomery, Ala-, A* 1:30 p. m. in tha First Christian sembly when ahe waa spending Church, with the Rev. Perry L. some time In that city recently. Stone officiating. | Before moving to Florida, aha beMiaa Dobson has chosen as hep longed to the Montgomery As­ matron of honor and only atten­ sembly and ■« It wi* like "old dant, bar cousin, Mrs. William D. timet" dropping la on than* for Hawkins. Best man will be The- n visit. dore J. Dropchuk, brothtr of the groom, while usher-groomiman 1 guess yon juat ran*t keep good will be Jimmy L. Horton Jr. and friend* apart. Mrs. Balph Smith William D. Hawkins. Mra. Richard tells m* that whlU they were In Galloway has been invited to be WeavervUls, N. C. they hoi dtan* soloist and Mrs. N. V. Farmer will be organist All friends and er a eouple of tlased with Mrrelstivaa of the couple are Invited and Mra. Clifford Baker who to the wedding and the reception ware staying In near-by Hender­ which will follow In the church sonville. partonage. For two day* I have bean a*kIng people what they did for La­ bor Day and they all haw given me practically the waae answer: “Nothing" “ Stayed Home otoI fuses • veryone else doe dan, •* Here are authoritative anawera we did, that tt U Juit i l omF from the Veteran* Administration to Kara a good time at homo, and to four questions of interest to for­ far safer. mer servicemen and tnelr fami­ On* family that did no* istay lies: home, but act u « •» » * • J* Q. I bold ■ Korean GI term good nelghborllneia, that we Insurance policy. Do I have the might follow, wero tha E. Jright to convert to a permanent Moughtona, who Invltad a "•« plan? I am not ■ disabled veteran. family In their community »« A. No. Under the law, Korean share in their Labor Day P^ssur* GI term Insurance policies may not by accomptnlnl them to Now be coaverted to permanent plana Bmyraa Beach. I ' m " " ** *** of insurance. Service-disabled Ko­ Mra. Ralph Sttobridgo, of Ptnnrea vaterans, however, may obtain yan, N. V. appreciated th d r traepermanent forms of GI Insurance. foul gesture. Mr. Strabrldgo sold Q. My father died In military service, end I nm eligible for train­ ing under the new education pro­ Bridal Shower gram for children of deceased vet­ erans. May 1 take my training on- Given Recently the-job? A. No. The law prooibils on-the. For Miss Dobson Job-training. Your training must Mist Nanay Hick* and Ml*» be taken In toe cUssroom, Bobble Morton ware hoitoaaea »t Q. 1 am a totally disabled vet­ a ahower recently honoring MUa eran drawing a monthly pension Lola Ann Dobson, who wlu no from VA. My GI endowment insur­ married this weekend. ___ ance policy has just matured, so The high spot of **• 12 , * U I receive a small aum each month. waa the wishing well which con­ Are these insurance proceeds con­ tained a floral arrangomant of sidered income, for pension purpos­ yellow rows, pom pomi and es? eh^y•■n•l>e«1Um,• tna A. No. Proceeds of matured wishing well, stood a **11 dra*4*d endowment policies are not con­ aa a bride and surrounded by sidered as income for pension pur­ coins. „ . poses. Each of the guest* mad* a w » Q. I am attending graduate for the bride-to-be. after which school under tha Korean GI BUI. several game* ware played, the What is considered full-time train- prUawInnora being Mra. BUI Haw' IngT kins, Mr*. E. C. Dobson, II I A. VA will accept the word of a Mrs. C. L. Butner. Tha center piece ot-yeUew. responsible official of the school as to whether you are taking full- flowers and tapers an •-tha >re­ time training, so long as you are freshment Uhl* we* beautifully a resident student. Courses pur­ arrangod and rafreehaonta were sued in absentia, however, will be servad to tha following ladies: considered aa less than half-time. Mrs. Herbert Collier. Mrs. W. >. Veterans living In Central Flor­ WU1U, Mra. Ethel Tboaiaa, Mra. ida wno wish further I. formation T. F. Hicks, Mrs. B. L. Morten. about their GI Benefit* should Mra. Clara Hargrave, Mra. Ar­ write the VA oflce at 41 E. Cen­ thur Pedigo, Mra. Robert Hodges, tral Ave. Orlando. Mrs. Harry Adair Jr., Mr*. Irli Mesaar, Mra. W. O. Carpenter, Heavily waxed eartone emne Mra. Jack Shapiro, Mra. B. C. In round tub shape with snap- Dobean, Mra. Bill Kewtdni, Mr*. on lids; they're useful for freus­ C. L. Butner, MUa Naney Hicks ing either liquid or dry foods. and MUa Babble Morton. Information For Veterans BACK TO COLLEGE '■ Add mixed pickling spice to a hanileti pork shoulder butt when yen are simmering it In water. I’d Ilk* to extend my congratu­ lations to the Buslneae and Pro­ fessional Women's Club wha re­ ceived a elUUon from the Ameri­ can Cancer Society far disting­ uished service. On the new arrivaU Hat , . . Mr. and Mra. G. W. Morris, 1411 Elm Ave., who moved recently from Orange Park, with their two children, a girl, tan and a boy, seven. Mr. MorrU U In tha navy. . . Mr. and Mra. Dan Varlay, who have bought a home at 1228 Randolph Street, are from Beech­ er City, ILL Mr. VarUy U aa oil field worker. . , Stanley O. Hol­ land, 1602 Forest Drive, moved here recently wltk hU wife from Christopher, HI. H* U In the navy. Mr. and Mra. Carl Brumbaugh, of Altoona, Pa., have a boy, aad live at 611 Brian Ifff Street. Mr. Brumbaugh U a live cattle deal­ er. . . Mr. and Mra. William F. Holcomb, 1ST Plnoereat Drive, have three girU whose ago* a n ffcro, three, and one and a half. Mr. Holcomb la in the Investment bdYInsaa. Double-acting baking powdera react largely in the oven, although their leavening action begins during tha mixing. Broil fresh pear helves with a iittlt butter and sugar; put t hit of mint jelly in each peer ra­ rity and >*rv« with lamb chops or roast lamb. Stir a half eup of grated Ched­ dar cheese Into a package of pitcrust mix. Uic aa pastry for green apple pU. The Daughter* or Wesley of tho First MothodUt Church met at McKlalay Hall Tuesday night with the following ladles aa hos­ tesses: Mrs. Albert Hickson, Mra. J. A. Howard, Mr*. Ben Monroe, Mra. Brodle WUllami, Mra. T. A. Rowland, Mra. C. M. Flowers, Mra. B. C. WllUama, Mrs. Rupert Strickland, Mra. J. P. Thurmond, Mra. J. H. McCaskUl. The hall waa beautifully decorated for tho meeting with varl-colorcd htbDcua and assorted greenery. Mrs. Roy TU1D, president, pre­ sided ever the meeting which opened with the d ais song follow­ ed by the Lord's Prayer. Reports were given by ell committee chairmen and Mrs. Brodle Willi­ ams Introduced her slater, Mra. J. C. Cannan, who b visiting her fro m Tampa. Contributing to the birthday bank were Mrs. Brodle WUIIams, Mra. PauUn* Howard. Mrs. Clark Leonard!, Mrs. J. R. Hawthorne, Mrs. F. G. Hardman, Mn. R. F. Cell, Mrs. 8am Pickens, Mra. Ru­ pert Strickland and Mn. Charles Merrlwether. The ladle* decided on telling Christmas Cards and stationery, with pictures of the Methodist Church on both, this fall. Tho nominating committee an­ nounced that tha following would be tho officers for the coming Y*>r. Mr*. W. B. Raines, presi­ dent; Mra. E. C. WllUama, vicepresident; Mn. AUns Chapman, secretary: Mra. Bartha Wood­ cock, teasurer; Mrs. Charles Merrjwither, teacher; and Mr*. R. F. Dole, assistant teachar. Plana were made for a cover­ ed dish aupper to be held in October with Mra. Roy THU* be­ ing narked chairman. During the social hour, games won conducted by Mrs. Albert Hickson. There wore thirty members present. Methodist Circle.. Plans Bazaar : For November Happy Birthday Sept. S Gene Jameson Sept. « Mrs. Cart E. Chorpenlng Michael Lane Mike Colley Choose small fresh green leaves when you'ra making a fresh spinach salad. Dress with oil, vinegar, sugar, aalt and pop­ per; garnish with hard-cooked egg*. A quick lemon sauce for a cot­ tage padding (1-egg cake) can bo plo and pudding mix. The regular meeting of Circle Number Ten of tho W.8.C-S, of the First Mathodbt Church was held at the homa of Mra. R. D. Duncan, 119 W. 19th Street,. ' Mrs, Duncan led tha devotional and Mrs. G. G. Myen conducted the study. Tho meeting was prosided over by Mrs. W. B. Kirby* In the absence of tho chairman* Mrs. J. H. Nicholson. Plans were discussed for* » basaar to be held In November, after which refreshments were served to tha following members and visitors: Mra. C. L. Butner, Mra. G. G. Myera, Mra. Robert Bennett, Mra. W. B. Kirby, Mra. H, Lee Jr., Mr*. Hugh Carlton, Mra. O. L, Lope*, Mra. Envl Dossey, Mrs. Emory Spetr, Mra. Byron Squires, and Mrs, K„, ,T. Hatchett. (D a n td n tf. S h o stA * TAP 5.50-5.95 BALLET 2.98 Diced avocado, stripe ef drained Add drained canned smaU green ranaod pimento and French peas to slewed tomatoes; save* drearing make a fine before-din­ hooting vegetables separately. On­ ly on* pan to wash I ner cockDll. IVEY'S Hot strong coffee Is delicious A HUM poultry rationing may bo added U give flavor to atowi. poured over raffs* Ic* cream. Blend a UtUa prepared mus­ Born in tell glasses with longtard Into mayonnaise. Gives alp! handled epoons. “Whero QoaJRy b Mfffcor than P rlet" BOYS SP O R T SH IRTS SU IT S Gabardine weave, d a c r o n blend In navy blue or medium gray. Eton style or Regular atyle. Both with lonvlos. a^ei 2-flx. You'll rata A-plue in theae trimly tailored auita. Short or long aleavta, solid A plaida. Sanforised, vat dyed. All wuhlnff machine washable. Ar m 1-4. Shop horn for amort* From 9.95 practical bock-to-achooi clothe* for boyal IVY LEAGUE From 179 B RO O K FIELD ALL WOOL FU N N EL SU ITS $39.75 BOY'S YEAR AROUND RAYON SU ITS SLA C K S Good looking slacka for achool and tree s wear, by Juvenile. $34.95 B. P. W. Meeting . * Held A t C ity Hall The Buslneae and Frofeaalonal Women's a b b held Ite regular meeting Tuesday night at I p.m. In City HalL Tha meeting was presided over by Mra. Myrtle Cradlck. A report was beard on the dis­ trict meeting bald hi Kissimmee aad plans were nude for B.P.W. Week which will be held the . - week of Sept. «L The group re^ c a lv e d a elution f i r distinguish*ad service from the American Cancer SocietyIt waa anneuneed that there would bo a supper meeting on flept. II, at the Yacht dub at • : » p.m. hi* laundry bnttneta la New York and moved hU family U Sanford only last week. THE SANFORD HERALD Thur. S ep t 6, 1956 Pag* 5 C lass meeting Held A t M cKinley H all; New O fficers Told Age 14x, nice assortment of colon A itylea. All waahablo. SEE OUR IVY SHIRTS SLACKS SWEATERS BELTS SPORT COATS •■ D u rru r w o o l coat u Carnegie beige Is from the Hat­ tie Carnegie fall aad winter 1333-37 collection. A high. Deed-through belt affect !• achieved with freat and back banding. The off-center doe tag of the collar followe tha 11m cf a doubls-breasted yoke Priced From 198 Vtalt our eomptoU ChDdrsn'i Aak for pour T im Book. ah op on tho Kamanins, KoSaeu MIN'S WIAR 1 . rU B T ST . SANFORD SHONB ISiS-J "We Invite Charge Accounts* �•- THE SANFORD HERALD Z O L A ROSS wnen par fattier tnaa to cram mm down her throat! Why have the bad luck to revive a memory nowT " ,, . (or when the playera are all the booming camp of Nome, and over hot toddiea Ut quantity man UatMiad to tales that diminished every yam that had ever come out of the Klondike. Seattle preened itself on new business that would get better fight along and licked its Ups over the coming fillip of the Beau­ mont murder trial. was premeditated, 1 aay you have no alternative under your obliga­ tion! but to lmpoea the death pen­ alty. What is premeditation T Let me tell you. No particular length of time need elapee before there can be deliberation or premedita­ tion In an a c t A single moment may ha enough." Dan was Into Me stride now, hie voice rich, full, confiding, rolling, accusing In rapid succession of modulation. Michael aaw the jury look at Meg. She wore the haughty air that Tim 0*B<lm called "Strat­ ton pride.” It wea not appealing. Michael waa sure the Jury read Into It defiance and unrepentant Dan waa drawing hla picture well. The Jury, Michael tlAnght sees Meg quarreling with Kemp, coming to the conclusion ana couldn't endure him, being mar­ ried to him n moment longer, put­ ting her decision Into action. The gunT It hadn't been found, but Meg herself sold aha had left the house. Michael aaw a gleam of hope. Wouldn’t Dan have to admit aha hadn't left the house and there­ fore, presumably, had hidden the gun there or had been gone whan someone else shot her husband? No. Michael rejected this himself. Dan could have hla cake and eat It too. Ha would claim Meg shot Kemp, ran away to hide the gun or throw It Into the Sound, re­ turned to be caught beside her husband's dead body, Dan was almost echoing Michael's thoughts. ”1 shall prove that Im­ mediately or aoon thereafter the defendant fled from the place where she had committed this foul murder, The defense will doubt­ less make much of the absence of the gun." Dan looked the epitome of acorn. “Gentlemen, I ask you— whan Uta defendant fled the house and returned, la It reasonable to expect that aha would return bring­ ing the instrument of death with herT" Meg drew in her breath sharply. Every aye In the court turned on her. Dan Farmer knew the effec­ tiveness of under-emphaali. He wound up hla opening statement like gun fire. The court recessed until after­ noon. Meg stood up. She spoke to Michael without facing him. "I think Ufa Imprisonment Is worse than hanging." Her voice waa clear, curt. Michael knew she waa forcibly controlling herself, but ha suspect­ ed that others who heard her would think It a confession of guUL (To Be ConIteuedj right back to Magna Charts." Another juror took hla place and Michael leaned toward her. “Don't worry If I'm not too fussy with Jurors. Sometimes 1 think wa might as well taka the first twelve." Meg understood. She waa al­ ready condemned. No ona—except Michael, perhape—believed her In­ nocent. At last the Jury waa chosen. At Judge Harcourt'a command, they rose and swore to try the defend­ ant fairly, according to the evi­ dence and the court's Instructions. Michael, watching Meg, did not UsIan. Judga Harcourt invited the law­ yers to make their opening etatementa and glanced expectantly at Dan Farmer. Michael looked past Dan toward the witnesses for the state. Apart from the official ones from the coroner's, the sheriff's, the prosecutor** offices, those wit­ nesses could have been lumped aa "Meg Beeumont'a friends.” Ma­ tilda, Oretchen, Jenny, Nathan, Jason- all of them had bean sub­ poenaed. Anna Lurklna was be­ large. Now It felt crowded, suf­ side them. Michael puxsled over It. focating. SUU, her back yard faced tha 8ha glanced dully at lb* rows Cox'*—perhape It waa not too pe­ of scratched seats, where specta­ culiar and Dan would certainly, tor*, endless pain of staring ayes, mlaa no beta. Michael focused watched her, Meg wondered with­ firmly on Dan, who waa now wall out curioelty what they wen Ray­ Into hla oratory. ing about bar. "Your Honor and gentleman of the Jury, A Una from Bhakaapeara drifted I’ ‘ the state expects to prove beyond the shadow of a doubt that the defendant did willfully, Intenntnrialed h r txnnlulon el TUB BnBBfl-WBRMILL COMPANT. 1N<£ Distributed hr Kins natures Bradicale. M acias Scores KO Over Larry Bataan • CHICAGO in — After the base■ ball season ia over, there may be a . shakeup in the Chicago Cuba from the front office lo the field. That’s the general report by Chicago newspaper* as the Cuba are destined for their 10th straight second division finish in the Na- Ilonal Lcaguu. A report that Leo Durocher, ex"New York Giant ekipper, will take over the dual duties of field man. ..Bger an I general manager of the • Cuba If he la assured a 3-year ' rontrart waa spiked by owner •P. K. Wrlgley. "I haven't talked with Durocher nor do I contemplate offering him •' a Job," Wrlglry told the SunTlmea. The newspaper said Wrlgley ad' milted there is dissension In (he Cub front office but shouldered (he blame himself. "I purposely stayed away from the Cub situation this year," ~ Wrlgley said. "I thought that It • would be better if ihey worked ■*things out for themselves and that ..everything would seek Ita proper “ level. Obviously, I was wrong. I £ should have kept hi closer touch with th* whole business. • "This diversity of opinion In tha front office certainly has hurt ua. I have no crlticlim to make of any individual official of the dub. • I'm Just critical of the picture in _ Ita entirety." ■ Wrlgley said personnel director ‘»Wld Matthews, executive vie* president Clarence Rowland and ' field manager Stan Hack have "worked hard at their Jobs and have triad their beat" Th* Chicago American aaid Matthaws and Rowland ar* reasonab­ ly atetue la their Jebe but thst "the removal of Hack is a foregone ceaeiusion." The newtpsner aaid tha former Cub catcher, Bob Bcheffing, whose Lot Angeles club to running away with the Pacific Ooaat Uagua pennant, will re- HOLLYWOOD Ml —Paul Macias, an artist In the ring with dyna­ mite In hla right flat, headed homo to Mexico City today, knorkcut winner over clever Larry Ba­ taan of Manila, P. L, In the sixth round of their nationally televis­ ed fight. A short left Jab followed by a Ktraieht rlaht In the chin, perfect­ ly executed, sent Balaan down for the full count after 2 minutes 52 M-conds of the sixth round at the Hollywood legion Stadium last night. Referee Mushy Callahan toiled off the 10 with Bataan trying but unable to get up. Mafias, booked to fly home to begin a long delayed movie role, It the National Boxing Attn., world bantamweight champion, but his title waa not at stake, Ha weighed 120 and Bataan 119. "Our main plan now ia lo try to smoke the Italian, Mario D'Agato, out of hla hole In Rome and get M anager Thinks Redlegs 'Can Go All W ay Now' BY ED WILES THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Manager Birdie Tebbetta, an off-ieason Insurance agent who knows all about life-expectancy tables, figures his Cincinnati Redlega "can go all the way-now." "Our whole mental outlook rested on that four-game aeries in Milwaukee," said Birdie. "It wai the psychological he also has touched the sciences In post­ graduate work turning point. Now that we've come this far, our guys figure "why atop nowT” All the happy talk followed n startling, three-game aweep by second place Cincy after losing the opener to the Braves. The homer happy Redlegs switched to singles and pounded Milwaukee and Southpaw Warren Spshn 12-2 in the series windup yesterday, rutting the Craves’ National League lead to 1W games. The three-game kick also has put Manager Fred Haney to think­ ing about a shakeup In the Braves lineup. Milwaukee now hat only a two-game edge over Cincinnati ad Brooklyn In the "lost" column with 21 games left. The Redlegs have 20 games remaining, Brook­ lyn 21. % ^ The aweep also kept Brooklyn's third place world champs in the race. Struggling through an eightgame schedule in ala days, the Dodgers climbed to within 2 games of ths load by slipping past Pittsburg 4-3 last night—their fifth victory In the eight-game nightmare. fit. Louis defeated the Chicago Cube 2-1 in II Inning* and New York's Olanta trimmed Philadel­ phia 5-4 in 10 in tha other NL games. In tha American, the New York Yankees built their lead to 0* games by breaking Willard Nixon's Jinx with a 6-3 decision over Boston. Waehington defeated Bal­ timore 2-0. Second piece Cleve­ land, Chicago, Detroit and Kansas City were not scheduled. Rookie Frank Robinson and R0X McMillan each drove In two runs aa the Redlegl scored five times on five hits In the aecond off Bpahn, victory. Busier Freeman rear victory. Buster Freeman hustled t" to relieve Tom Acker after Jo* Adcoek'e 35th home run, with on* on. In the fourth and gave one hit over 4 1-3 Inningi to nail his 13th victory—aecond In two day*. Four unearned runs in tha fifth, with Freeman’i double—hii first 19M kit—looting two, packed It away tot the Radlegi, who warn Seixas Takes Breather FOREST HILLS. N. Y. <P — Vic Selxai, at 33 the old man of the tennis wart, took his first breather In the past four days n( the Na­ tional Championship today and admitted: "I can use It." They don’t keep records on who plays the most sets in this tour­ nament, but If they did Seixas certainly would be near the top. He has played four matches, all afalnat foreigners. They have gone a tola! of 202 games and 18 lets, That's two sets short of the absolute maximum. His fourth victim, Torben Nlrlch of Denmark, threw up another stiff battle yesterday befure Seix­ as won 3-8, 6-3, 6-4, 6-3. Seixas, a handsome Philadelphi­ an who has bee playing In the na­ tionals 16 years, said his big prob­ lem was to snap back tomorrow when he meets alxlh-seeded Ash­ ley Cooper of Austrlalla, who won I bitter 3-6, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3, 7-5 deci­ sion from Sam Giammalva of Houston, Tex. Seixas happens to be in the same half of the draw with Ken Rosewall and Dick Snvltt, who will play tomorrow's other quar­ ter final match. Roscwalh whipped Hugh Stewart of Pasadenk, Calif., Standing AMERICAN LEAGUE Team W L Pet. Beh. New York 18 48 .642 Cleveland 75 5ft .573 I'fc Chicago 73 58 AST 11'i Bolton 72 60 .645 1S_ Detroit 65 67 .493 20* Baltimore 68 73 .443 26»i Washington 65 77 .417 30 Kansas City 43 88 .328 4111 WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS New York 5, Boston 3 Washington 2, Baltimore 0 , Only games scheduled THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Baltimore at Washington Detroit at Kansas City N Only games scheduled — NATIONAL LEAGUE Team W L P e t Beh. Milwaukee 81 52 .609 — Cincinnati 80 54 .597 U t Brooklyn 79 54 .594 8 St. Louis 65 68 .489 16 Philadelphia 61 TO.466 I t Pittsburgh 68 76 .433 23* New York 65 77 .417 25‘k Chicago 52 80 .394 28* WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS a, Brooklyn 4, Pittsburgh 3 v New York 5, Philadelphia 4, 19 inningi Cincinnati 12, Milwaukee 2 S t Louis 2, Chicago 1, It innings THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE New York at Brooklyn N Only game acheduled 2-6, 9-7. 6-1, 6-2, while Savin potished oil Mexico's Pancho Contreat, 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. fl A H EARIN G A ID eouth-paw proved wild and failed to last two innings. Bill Kknur on’s two-run single in the ninth iced It for tlyr Yan­ kees and Whitcy Ford, won hi* 16th. Yogi Ilerra hit his 26th hom­ er to break a 2-all tic in the eighth—putting him two shy of Gnbhy Hartnett’s 236 career rec­ ord for catcher! .and breaking a string nf 27 2-3 inningi In which Ihe Yanks hadn’t scored an un­ earned run against Nixon. Mickey Mantle, homeriesa now Is two back nf Babe Ruth's rec­ ord—00 pace in 1927—totaling 47 with 20 games to go. For your penonnl requirements. Priced from 889.50, a complete tine of atl type atdn with terms to nult your budget. Late Modela-Hearing GlassesHarel te-All on the Enr-Headhand, Select the one you like. Hearing tests without charge. Service on all type alds-Cords, Batteries, Repairs. SANFORD, we are at Miller Radio ft Appliance Co. UR South Park Ave. on Friday morning of each week. See Miller for batteries. Mateo Hearing Service ORLANDO HEARING SERVICE Geritad O. A Thomas R. Smith 813 Fla, Nat'l Bank Bldg„ Orlando Phono 2-2118 Nighla and holidays call Oriaado 2-4417. thli till* cleared up," said Marcia! American representative, George Parnanue. D'Agsto li recognised by the World Federation of Box­ ing as the champ. The fight last night drew an es­ timated 3,500 fans who paid 87,315 to sc* the bout In person. Bitty Orman, Brandela Univenity’a football captain, is the school's first three-aport star. The cameera has been neces­ with a run In tha ninth. Don Be*sary to decide the winner of 10 sent came on te fan Jack Shepard nut of the lit runnings of the Wi- for the final out—nailing Macdener handicap at Hialeah, In iD55 Nashua nosed out Social Outcast and Bailor in a photo finish. Four members of tha University of North Carolina’! football coaching staff have served as coj. leg* athletic directors—Jim Ta­ llin at Maryland, Pat Preston at Wake Forest, Eddie Teague at Guilford and Jim Hickey at Hampden-Bydney, homer that tied it in tha seventh won hia ninth. A pitch tingle by Hank Thompson won for th* Gianta, who Started 965,000 bonus kid Mike McCormick. Th* 17-year-old Ip a e P llicrc are many motorists here in (his community who ha st given acrioua consideration to the pur­ chase of a new Cadillac car this year—and yet, for one reason or another, lutve not made the move. If you are among them, we hone tin t you will pause to read the little message that follows. For we are suit you will lind it interesting. J because tt’a a good food [ everyone like*! Oet party quality for everyday enjoy- Ordinarily, when a man hesitate* to make (lie move to Cadillac, it ia because be is not familiar with the practical aspects of Cadillac ownership. Insofar aa original coat is concerned, a Cadillac is eminently practical. Several models, in fact, are actually priced competitively with the so-called "medium-priced" makes. Operating and maintenance coats ar* also remarkably low. Ws have heard it aaid hy new owners that Cadillac is the most economical auto­ mobile they have ever owned. And as fbriesale value—well, Cadillac traditionally retains a greater aliare of its worth through tha y e a n than any other motor car in the land. In short, the great Cadillac car represents one of the wisest and soundest automotive Investments on the highway today. The moral of our message is this: It is atm not too lata to set things right in a 1956 Cadillac of your ownl Wa have a selection o f new Cadillacs on hand— and we can promise you both prompt delivery and a generous trade-in allowance. Why not coma in today? H oller Motor Sales DRIVE A CADILLAC DURING "OPERATION DEMONSTRATION �i # Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified— Call 1821 21—SPECIAL NOTICES CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covers and Drape* STANLEY KULP PHONE 9838-J. GATLIN BROTHERS Dr* ilme A Bulldoisr Sen-lie Ph. 2232 Geneva. 2tlS W Sanfori Cotfty? A N T ADS1 RENT ‘EM EAST Pk 18 PUMPS ft SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typ«a and staea, la*tailed or "Do It Yourself." WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Machine and Supply Co. 107 W. 2nd SL Ph. «l ORLANDO Sentinel Ralph Ray, 2150. Bur, Call CROSLEY - BENOIX Sales and Service RANDALL Electric Company Service— Quality— Satisfaction Ph 113 Sanford 1UT-J-3 Do Btry 1—AUCTIONS TONIGHT— 7:30 to 8:30 New runm ure, Some uied furni- FAIRBANKS - MORSE P u m p * tore, stove*, Washing Machines, Well Drilling, HOWARD C, LONG, Phone 3M SOT East Refrigerators and Many other Commercial Ave. Items. SANFORD FARMERS Tree* trimmed, removed and dortULtKiN MARKET mossed. Ph. 1007-R. Hwy. 17-82, South SANFORD TREE CO. 1A—PLACES to EAT ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, at*te­ rntnls, invoice*, hand bills, and FREE FISH FRY at the Doggie program*, e t c . Progressive % Diner A Bar, Lake Mary, Frl Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 day night . . . . BE THERE! West 13th St. MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Friday Menu: Rad 8nepper, Lob- Well drilling, water guaranteed, iter, Jumbo Shrimp, Scallop*, Phone 100I.W. Ftm Stick*. BULLDOZING Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast, T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and LOWERY A BRIDGES Meat 'Ball*. All oarden vege. San. im-W Orange City Bpr 4-8834 table*. Hwy. 17-82 South, Thone 11TB-W. • EMPLOYMENT ARD OP THANKS We with to express our deepcit gratitude for all the klndnestci attended to ui by everyone ilnce awlul tragedy (truck our household. Particularly do we want to than!,- all the nursei and doctora who responded to our rail for aid, all the staff of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, the Rev. J. W. Parham. Chap­ lain, Charlei Arnold and to all 9 the fine citlaani of Sanford who did 10 much to ease our shock and grief. The Family of Lloyd J, Lowe Jr. I—PERSONAL NOTICES 14- -CHILD CARE Baby sitters available. Baby Sit­ ting Agency. Ph. 333-31. 38-HKLP WANTED—FEMALE WAITRESS — Apply Touchion'a Drug Store, Mr. Clark. WOMEN — Any age, to be train­ ed in new and unique cu*incUca aervlce. Full or pert time. 333 to 375 weekly paid by Check. No eanvast, delivery or collection. Car ami phone a necessity. Call Mrs. Spencer, 1453-W. GIRLS—WOMEN—HOUSEWIVES “Avon Calling" women who need Christmas money. No experi­ ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby ence necessary. High commis­ Bad* Day, Week, or Month—Tel. sion*. Contact 8tn. J. Russell, P. 0. Box 075, Orlando. 1435. Furniture Center — 118 West First SL STENOGRAPHER-Secretary, Apply to R, A. Smith at Chase A AUTOMOTIVE Co. 4—BOATS AND MOTORS 27—HELP WANTED • MALE Tile setters wanted. Team prefer­ Evinrade Sties A Service red, top wage*. Call Spring ROBSON Sporting Good* 894 E. 1st St. Phone 898 4-4224. Lake Helen, Fla. ATTENTION RETIRED 1>—TRAILERS NAVAL PERSONNEL Ik will pay YOU to ae* us before you buy. Open Evenings and Unusual opportunity to represent us life Insurance wise In BanSundays. ford and vicinity. Will train and • Eaataide T atter Sale* assist. Palatka, Fla. Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 66S-XR. BUSINESS SERVICES 1S-BEAUTY PARLORS Medarn Air-conditioned Salon H arriatt’a Beauty Nook 9 M S. oak Pk. 8fl NOTICE M aul M. Porter's Beauty Shop will be closed dumlng the month of September. 18-BUILDING - REPAIR! PAINTING FLOOR landing daanlng, waxing. R note county since M. M. Glaaaon, Per ' painting call and finishing. Serving Semi* 1925. U ke Mary Mr. Tasker, Our standards arc high, but to the eligible man this offer* an excellent opportunity. Company ha* excellent rating • in business for over 33 years. Address your inquiries to P.O. Box 66G5, Orlando, Florida. Clerk Hardware Store. Age limit under fifty. Experience helpful but not necessary. P.O. Box 330, Sanford, FI*. We are accepting application for a part time representative to do credit reporting in Sanford anti vicinity on a fee basil. Retired or semi-retired persons also considered. Car essential. Reply by mall, stating age, back ground business or employment record and present activities, Reporting manager Dun A Brad' street, Inc., P.O. Box 2206, West Bay Station, Jacksonville, Fla. 16-WORK WANTED—FEMALE _ir work! Home alterations! Wanted housework. Call 611-R. '• Job too small. Finished carpenter will give prompt service. MERCHANDISE Phone 1389-J. Rollins A Slagle. 43—ARTKXXS »OS KALB M tRA N EY -SM ITH PAINT’S M il 8. Park Phone 1203 We buy and sell used furniture. Paying top cash prices (or any UNO BE RVICE__________ thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ ING POST on 17-82 Ph. 2063-W. L. L Sill — Plano Technician Phene 1184 Rente I, Sanford —Factory to Tow— A la n Hi m SI—ROOFING-PLUM BING Venetian Blind* W. i . KINO “Guest" Sleeping Problem With An Duplex furnished apartment, thre* room. 150.00. 210! Magnolia, Ph. 1673. Robert A. William*. Echols H i-Rizer Shell Apts,: Furn. 3 room Beta., • A beautiful couch by day acreen porch, piua roll* way'bed, • A comfortable 60-lncn wide bed garage. Ilf peril Ave. Ph. 4M-W by night. • Convert* to twin beds 3 room, kitchen ft bath. In­ • Converts to s couch and a Apt. quire 1001 Palmetto. Ph. 1131-M. single bed. This la a fret pass to tha Rita $94.50 Thxatre for R. D. B us. Exp. A Selection of Beautiful Tallond Covers and Bolster* Slightly Extra REAL ESTATE ECHOLS BEDDING 00, 61—ACREAGE Corner lad ft Magnolia, Ph. 1222 "Bad Bamberiar" Mgr. 16 Acrea Tiled Land with 8 a rt­ opaa Monday's til 8:38j*. m. esian wells: Huge I story 80’ VISIT OUR BALCONY x lto* Barn to storo tool*. Will lea *0 all 138 per aero. Phono Everything For The Living Brans 3243-R-L 8 pc. Grouping Complete . . . . 8138.00 84—FARMS AND GROVFft Easy Terms aero tilo farm. Throe bedroom Mather of Sanford *0house,' large barn. All equlp203-uu E. 1st SL Phone i n mant ana machinery. Easy terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. 0. Box WHITE 1184. SEWING MACHINE CENTER Sales, Service and Rentals flft- N'tMER G A R R E T T 'S 323 E. First St. Phooa 141S Will build on your lot. Year plan or ours. We can arrange finan­ Heavy Guage cing. Call us for additions or All Matt! Cabinet* remodeling. Double Door Utility 818.93 LOWELL E. OZ1ER Single Door Utility 312.93 R a lit o r _ M m e i u i Abovc-Thc-Slnk OfWe#i m i ft* O rliato Dr. Wall Cabinets $15.93 Il'a Never Higher at W1LSON-MAIER CUBTOM BUILT BOMBS You'll Like OurEaiy Credit ' VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL and Liberal Terms FINANCING 311 E. lit. St. Phone 058 'LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ■LOW MONTHLY PAiMENTi 48-FARM and GARDDEN A. K- SHOEMAKER. JR. 1100 klelliravillr GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Phone 1981 Plants in any quantity. Ready for aetting out Sept. 10th. Vari­ eties are of Midseason, Marion 3-Bedroom home, $1,10U. equity. Market, Early Round Dutch, 332J8 monthly payment. Equip­ ped with electric kitchen, blind*, Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Mammoth Red and Rally Copen­ heater. Call 1615-W. See at Roxallia Dr. hagen, all from Certified FerryMorris Reed, Ripe ft Ready To­ —LEAVING TOWNmato ft Produce Co., State Farm­ WILL SACRIFICE ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Lovely 18,000 Lake Mary home. 2 Phone 3*1. Bedrooms, CBC, burnt wood Georgia cabbage plants. All var­ ceilings, jaloused windows, car ieties — any amount. Starting porte, large lot, lake privilege. Sept. II. Hugh C. Whelchel, 33.305, $635 down. $46 month. State Market Stall 13. Day 1259, PHONE IS63-M. night, 627. Thli la a free pas* to the Movie, 13—WANTKls its land Ride.In Theatre for James Allen, Exp. date Sept. 16, 1956. WILL TAY CASH for clean cotton rags. Call 1821, The Sanford Herald 34—APTS—HOUSBB—ROOMS CLOSE OUT SALE Ltvrytlung Goes Sanford Freight Salvage On. (04 W. let. Si. P L U M B IN G Contract and Repair Work Wringer washer 1 year old. Good Free Estimates condition. 3«l. With tubs, 870. R. L HARVEY I Bsnford Ave. Phone ISM Phone 2435-R. FOr T j LMS, Finishing. Tope Re­ ___[RING A REPAIRS corder,. Supplies SEE - WIETank Installation A Service .sJ H S Connection*. Archie C BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, X10 •T S J i 8. Park Ave. . T34-H « 63-ROMEft 2-Bedroom De Bary home. Good cond., air-coed.,1 landscaped, paved road. Financed by owner. Phone 2423-W3. 6 room, 2 bedroom borne, $3750. Located on old Orlando Highway Ideal for children, school bus stop. Call 1332-M. 2-Year old concrete block home with carportc, 2 bedrooms, kit­ chen equipped. Living room, btth with tub ft shower. Full atie screen porch. Furn. or unfum. Ph. 298-J. Phone 960 about ■ 14000.80 Home. 44—LOTS Lots 61* x 133', Partly landscaped. Resdy to build. Dreamwold Section. 2411 Chase Ave. Fhone 1973-M. For your future home site we have lots priced from 3323.00 up, In several locations In City. Attractive Lake front lots. Oiler Realty Co. 2601 So. Orlando Hl-way. Ph. 1339 •T—BROKERS an* REALTORS Seminole Realty B A LL R EA LTY RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRIRuN REG. BROKERS 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate 204 South Park Ave. -Phene 940 Phone 960 about a $4000.00 Home. S:*0 Stilt S.nn f :IS l:SO I ’ l l docrot Storm J :$0 The Kite* of N'teht 4:00 Channel 1(1 Crntarotds svM lllt-Tx J 4 t S«nn>4 ll.t.s: I.no * ’' 4:10 7 7:30 Silo ■M'h 4-sn l":»t rft:40 lt:on ItiM ttijn 8 BEDROOM furnished house in need of repair. Large lot, many lhad* trees. Full price onlv 33,300. LOW DOWN PAYMENT 3 BEDROOM MODERN masonry home, parquel floors, comfort­ able interior, french door en­ trance to cool aertened porch Utility room and car port* com bined. Immediate possession, $9,700. Terms available. A. B. PETERSON Brokar Associate*: A. B. Peterson Jr., P. J. Cheiterson, Garfield Willstte, John Maiach and R. W. Williams. A. C. Doudnry, Land Surveyor, lie N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 l/KJKING fo r a ba rga in ? Here it is. Two bedroom home, furnished, concrete block, doss to school. Only 16,(23.00. Terms, Other good values In 2 ft 3 bed room homes. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2344 French Ave. J. W. HALL, REALTOR Johnny Walker, Associate "Call Hall" Phone 1751 Fkone 2311 A lexander f t S tria g e r Real Estate ft Insurance Mra. Lourina Meeaenger, Assoc. 107 Magnolia Ave. I'h. II Modern concrete block home with utility room, car portc, storage M irk with screen and jalousie*, nardwood floors, well ft pump with sprinkling system. $928500 Monthly payment* 831.50. *:## *:0I S: 10 S ill 4:11 TiSS 7:1$ 7:1$ 0:01 4:11 1:00 4:10 l:<$ 0(04 (III 4:10 10:00 tn 1 0 10:1$ THE SANFORD HERALD Thur. Sept. 6, 1956 PSge T WiMTMa IVQHKHS^ m sD v Viewers Digest Adventure with Uncle Wall t'.rlnqn i’arnlval IVtattler* News**ports John Dsly Newt Munllne fc Pithing with Don 1:4$ ft.tondsivous ------*-on Utii-linMed Illrrnr 7:1$ Ann*, ur Tetterdsy 7:10 t’llmnx si so ■tri’Ui hn Mnri 0 :0 0 tiny Lomlior.1., »:se Hum* A Allen 10100 tVrsstlinw from Chicago 11:00 Night Nows Rsnort th is starlight Thsotro 1*1*0 eigo-utt * m u av S ;l* ttlgn.on l-ruatnm Itosuno sis. entiiwr tiuu 'Uuod Morning* Sit’d I'aplmn Kangaroo Sit'd Thu U iS ol Outs t i l, Kin In Kuvoi-s shew idiuti Tni, Una of uurs I d tli Unrry Moors ghow lU.Jd gtrlk# It Jllth ll!»» Valiant l.ndv 11:1$ l.ovn of l.lfn llilu Nrarrh fur Tomorrow 11:1$ Uuidlng l.lsht ASrrxiMftooN U:*o Nows 11:10 Ntand Up A Bn Counted 13:10 “As thn World Turns’* l:”it .Johnny Cnrson dhow Ills Art l.lnklnlttr's llouMpsrty Unrry Uonrn ftlinw l:l$ lino The (Stir 1'nyoff 3:10 Slim $’*ra 3:43 oil Crosby Show » :0 « Hrlrhtsr Dsy v:*a 1:4.4 71no 1 On »:on 4: In iniln ROSA L. PAYTON. 11:0u 11:1$ RtxUtered Real Estate Broker 11:10 jl:44 Phon* 2871 17-92 el Hiawatha 11:00 Mils NEAR HOSPITAL New 2 bedroom block home juvt IIiSO -00 completed. Priced at only $7500 I1:1.4 with terms. Located at R04 E. 1:10 1:00 4th SL Robert A. Williams, Realtor 1:111 1:4$ Raymond Lundqulst, Associate liOO : 1* Phone 1871 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 11:10 4:00 DESIRABLE - ATTRACTIVE 3bedroom cement block house on larie corner lot. Dceircd neigh­ borhood and sensible allowance* make this an ATTRACTIVE IN­ VESTMENT In a place you spend most of your time — HOME! IllJ00, Terms. CsU for S:0B *;:«• appointment 0:1$ W. H. "Bill" KTEMPEB OtJd Gay Allen, Aasedate *:4$ 7;oo Arietta Price, Ansnciaie lit* Realter — General Insurance 7iStt Phene 888 or 2122 Ilf N. Park Ave. 714$ S:lfO KENNETH E. BUCK »H» 1:10 Registered Real Estate Broker u.imi 1008 E. 2nd. Phone 1588 I10:11 II :DO Phone 980 about a 84ooo.tw Hume. The Homes Built By 4IOMAM ft TUDOB. INC. Builder* of Fine Hamas Three bedroom frame house just For Florida Living Inside City. With 8 lets ft large BEAUTIFULLY Daslgaed Thret trees, hardwood floors, 2 screen­ And Four Bedroom Horn** ed porches front ft back, largo I ft 3 baths living room-dining r o o m Is Varied Selection of Plans Avail Breakfast nook. Newly decora­ able. ted both inside ft out. $9000.00 Priced From 111,200 to 321,000 -----Terms. VA <G1>—FHA ft FRA Initrv WELARA APARTMENTS: roams Ice Financing. OZIER REALTY CO. private baths. 114 W. P in t SL Laura B. Oiler, Broker HOMES AVAIUBLE: M. Field, Associate . Sanford, Fla 3801 Haiti Avalon Apts. Cfflclanry, Ph IIO-W South PiaacNst So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1351 Grovt Manors Sanford, Fla. EVENINGS: 3115 and i(U . DaLand, Fla SEB Seminal* Realty for Desir- Valencia villas able Reave* tad Apia. Phene 17. CLOSE TO OCEAN ‘ ■ALES OFFICE Furnished modern cottage, CBS, M l S. French Ave. Furi.ished Apt. 000 Park Av*. tile bath, fenced yard. 3 years phon* 2100 ft aao old, 81,000 down, balance like Alter 1:00 p. m. Call 2371-W GROUND ftear, 3-room completely rent. Jack Golden Realty, New furnished apartment. U7 PelSmyrna Beech. Ave. FOR euiCH ACTION use Classi­ SWAP ANYTHING! Just place Classified ads. Phan* 1181 for a fied ad* M aeli rsat k in . Call M L ray "Ckuga ti." HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t Apts. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call 3374-W for reservelions after 6:00 p. tn. French Avenue home suitable for heme ft busineai. For Informa­ tion call 11*4. This Is a free p ax to the fttovie. land Kide-In Theatre for Herrlet R. Annia. Exp. date Sept. 18, 1936. O U LA M JI) IF IT IS REAL ESTATE axk Crumley ft Monleilh at 117 South Park, Phone 772 They Know IN N. Park Ave. SEE and COMPARE wsinu u u m x L • 11:4$ Consult A REALTOR First ARE YOU IOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? Television W. DIETRICHS T. W. HERO REALTORS <114 41Mil. 4 Tlll'SiniMV RVK4I.4U 1901 Park Av* Phene 27 *r 141 ' -On » llr |i,r Jlnu-i CULLEN AND HAKKKY RENTALS If interested tn apartment clean­ Enclosed bead. Sag-proof n o tio n er thin average. Close in. See rail with plastic aads. Piratic or Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 618. Plumbing Contractor rayon u p e s . Gotten o r nyiasi KeUar Plumbing A Supplies cords. teem Electric Water Heaters ISM Orlande Dr. Pk. M h i k i r l k Glam and Point Co­ lt 2-1u Wool 2od St. Photo iM Plumbing. Rresky Heating Array Cots, 34 W; Paint, 32.50 gal. M. G. HODGES f-Sbiru, 43c; Array-Navy Surp­ Service on All Wainr Fumpe lus. 310 Sanford Ave. Walla Drilled — Pump* Faola Read, Phone too ULTHALITE SAMSONITE LUGGAGE, mada with magnesium, CERAMIC TILE the airplano metal. Sanford Fold F. Mueller A Son Ph. 134 Jewelry A Luggage, 300 Sanford Free estimate. Quality work. Ave. ______ _____ ^ - We have a U1TLE~ BIT Q> EVERYTHING - F.M.B. 8c, 10c A 25c Store, 321 S. Sanford Ave. Contracting and Repair Sanford Ave. Pm m III! 34—APTS - HOUSES - BOOMS 44 APPLIANCES FRIU1DAIRE appliances, so loo ttFFlUIENCY Apartment. Suit­ and service. G. 1L High, Oviedo, able for bachelor or couple. Fla. Phono F0-3-3313 or Sanford Private bath. Acraaa from Poat 1S43-W alter I p. m. Office. Manual Jae 43—BUILDING MATERIALS Rose Court Apts. Unfurnished ftroom apt. Kitchen equipped. USED UU1CK Phone 14*4. TWO CARLOADS beeutilul used brick. Orange, red, and burnt DESIRABLE one and two bed­ black. See them at SHERMAN room furnished apt. Ph. 431-W. CONCRETE PIPE CO. MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house Large yard. Call 1430-J after This is a free guest pass to the Riti Theatre for Gynn Yates. 6 p. m. Exp. dale Sept. 16, 1836. New two bedroom houses, kitchen equipped. 1108 Washington. Ph. RED-1-M1X CONCRETE 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box Window Silla - Lintels 302 Sanford. Septie Tanks • State Approved Sand • Cement - Mortal Mix 2 apartments. I small, 1 large. Mlricia Concrete Co. 618 Park Ave, Ph. 1032. 300 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Furnished large 2-Bedroom apt. METAL ROOFING Ph. 1284-J. 703 Palmetto Ave. Now In stock. 5-V Crimp — 1-1/4" Lake front 2-bedroom C.B. house. Corrugated — 2-1/2" Corrugated Fishing, swimming. Ph. 2036-WGet ill Your roofing needs at 3. after 4:30. S h o rm in C oncrete P ipe Co. Out West 13th St. 2-BEDROOM House, living room, kitchen, Florida room and car 48-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT portc. In town. Phone 2002. HAYNES Office Machine Co., 5 ROOMS • BATH unfurnished Typewriters, adding machine!, haute, 2 screened porches, Sales-BrataL, 314 Mag., PIl 44. adults only, no pets. Inquire 2218 Palmetto Ave. STUDENTS—see the newest thing In typewriters — Royal's 1857 FURNISHED bouse, air-condition“Twin-Pak” portable. The fast­ cd, TV, all-electric kitchen, e n portable on tho market. In lawn, shade, deep-well water, 7 colors. 24 months to pay. 163 month. 1 mile north of LongPowell's Office Supply wood on Hwy 427. III S. Magnolia hone 3 BEDROOM furnished home to 4T-FUBNITV1E—HOUSEHOLD responsible party, near SouthRide School. 3110 per month. Buy your Furniture at Berry's Warehouse Furn. Co., at 801 W. Phone 9244. 1st SL All nationilly adv. furn­ 2 A 3 room freshly painted apis. iture at warehouse prices. Phon* 2943-W or 2113. Used furniture, appliances, tools, 4-room garage apt.. $45. So. Cameron Ave. Phone 1514-R. ete. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart 321 East 1st St. Phone 1831. 2-room furnished kitchenette apL Adults Ph. 224. Solve the s.flu Itepurt 1 N1 « nrd> t>at. Prottnn t.,'ne Itnnger t'llmm grUncn Kir IIon tVnterfiout Tour Hint f’tsyhwuis On,- 114,*■■ S'*:her Knows Heat then neport J.st Paul. 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Star sod Joernsl ef, faring | ) ie anyone mho mould subsiltuit (or htr *■ a doaer. More this * doztn yrraons lespendtd. '//, Yf( I * •**l$.uii|«eiM$sii #t! 91#ef Plata6am, {•% .Ilk If, I t Me Rcwi stiMim; WAUfRTOM, IMO.f Pm1*tsx ;fei DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Kind of small apple 8 Wound mark 9. Conctsl 10. A lew (Jewish Lit.) 11. Dixcy 12. Girl s name 11. Employs 15. Offer 16. At horn* 17. Personal pronoun 11. American omllhoioClot 20. Untidy 23. Walking (tick 34. Adverbiii particle of negation 23. "Big-----,* famous clock 26. Agreement 21. Collected into a mass 31. Of the Aveata 33. Greek letter 34. Music nots 35. Female foul 36. Confront 33. Mountains (Ho. Am.) 40. Contest* of speed 61. Girl's nickname 48. Ireland 43. Finlthts 44. Produced DOWN 1. Shaping tool 3. Float at anchor 3. Sums up 4. Former title of courtesy (Turk.) 5. Sober 6. Contribute* 7. Town find.) 8. Apportion 11. Areas around teeth 13. Queen Etiubfth’a ilaughter 13. Purchsss 18. Likely 19. rorbld* 21. Atone time 1 in 1 :j m :i 'i j j 1 ’M 'l'] ! 22. Frag­ * : 1 ^^ ^ ment Lm .» m i 1 1 u m : i of JM > i : M M pottery IrflliM *4 *J 25. Croa­ .1 «id 'J *r I l l ^ * I'l'M J* i tian :|M ;i -) n 4 7 1«) ( title 4M.J || M ’ 1M M 26. Coin Ml, j M id 4 (Turk.) J . M i * • 1 Ml • 27. Extract !)J Mtia. faction Ttritrdiy'S Aasmtr for 3*. Exhibition 23. Equip 37. Measure with men of land 29. Go beyond 39. Lien’* homt no. Perishes 40. Rebel 32. Examina­ (shorttions entd) i 4- 5” IT* jr nr nr “ IT P" TT !7* Ir ir r j it w □ P *** w Wi IT w i W w h— * 22 Prickly H eat In Babies •y HUMAN N. •UNMIIN, M.B. PRICKLY heat Is time menace for both adulta and children. But bablea ra s a •telly susceptible. II your baby has a really cbm of prickly heat, try bathing him several time* a dsy wlUb a specially prepared sponge bath. Bponge hie whole body with ft mixture of one quart of cool water and four teupoonfute of baking soda. yonnaxter should waar ate little clothing as poaribla. MahftJ ■ura th at the elothra next to h id skin ere soft, UghtwrighthaM arf cotton. D on't ftlamp a tlg h t-fltU an bonnet on a baby's bead. Thte w tl only make him sweat. Baton row know it, hall have a had oaaa of prickly h u t on hte forehead. Bom* areas where tho rash la likely to break out are a baby'a As long u the rash of small face, ch u t, neck and ghould sn . rateed spots axlste, don't um any The bends of hte tlbowa and hte loap on th at particular portion waist also su m to be particularly susceptible. of hteikUt. 11:00 Calamine lotion or another During hot weather I strongly ••yw mild lotion mlahi prove benett- advise you to change your baby's 11:00 position In hie crib 11:1$ rial. Baking soda, cornstarch or IIlIO baby powder probably will help This will expo** molt ot hte IllO era* the Itching. Be careful that to the air often enough ta help Ills 1:14 the powder doesn't become caked prevent prickly h u t 1 : 1$ in the crease* of your tot'a arms, Qotraow a m aHawn 1:10 legs and neck. 4:04 T. F.: Is multiple uleiwote ta* 4 in Dressing a baby properly In herltedT 4 1$ warm weather will help prevent Answer: Thera Is sometimes ft the rash from developing In tha tendency for aoveral ease* of mul­ WAR CRY first place. Perspiration, you ms , tiple sclerosis to oeeor U the tamft MEMPHIS (A P)-W hen the te whet causes prickly heat. family. However, it te not wuoUv Rov. W. f). Medceila talks about During eatremely hot weather, hereditary. wartime hysteria h* speaks from experience. And his wrist watch often reminds him of it, Back in {948 the Church of Christ preacher wes holding a revive) mooting In Bristol, Tcnn. — V*. when the rumor got g. round that his watch was a per­ sonal gift from Adolf Hitler with cmlg instructions engraved on the beck telling how to blow up TVA damn. Ridiculous? Weil, tin* rumor goL the Rgv. Mr. Msdstrls ar­ rested. anyhow, Ht speedily proved hie innocence. The weigh wes a graduation present from his grandmother. NO HMORTAUK CHILL4COTHE, Ohio (A P JThe teacher shortage Is no fault ef Mrt. ERmbeth Barton, | | . Her eight children ell are or were tea­ chers and ftvg ef them married teachers. Eleven grandchildren teach gchoe) and six more are studying to became teacher*. Mr*. Barton here* If raver taught echoel. But her husband did, and hie father end mother did too. LADY PLEASE! KIMBALL, Neb. (A P )-A ere* man complained te bar neighbors that their deg chased her chick­ en* end asked that the animal be locked up. A few nights later tha complaining veman phoned tha neighbors to ask If they’d planM turn the deg loose. Sbc said *ha thought there was a peeping Tom at her window. Don't Ura loop , O U TSTA N D IN G O P P O R TU N ITY FOR MEN WHO WANT TO MAKE BETTER O f THEIR TIME, TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE FOR THEMSELVES. A growing concern with 116 stores In |g 18 slate* elates kaa a few law eua* Inge for ambitious young men 21 U 81 8 who have ueu M liit their Armad Force* experience and wha1 1a n capahla af advaaam ■ sat te tho n u l l Through training and principle of promoting from artunlty. Men a n promoted •urea continued opportunity. thrwghant lbs compan>a; foam Trainee la N e u te r Manager to New York Office Briyer er Bracnura. vltkin laan ability I# Diatriei ' Empteye* kaaafite la leclad*; liberal vacation plan, group ha. u ten r 8M.N, ra n te r tecroaoWL route] site owaacu when nauee. managar*' coatract* .after ehare te needed. Manager*' BareaeO, atartteg eales and profits and there 1* a cam Fenonal Interview wlU be Write giving nans*, raapemJhltlttee, age, Addroes bex number CM la rain ot thte h A �I jR B k p s w p ^ 1 ’ *,’■><, •*. si ' v *•/, -1 ■ -•••;., T a x Collections Increase Last Month In County ral Services Yesterday * H. J* Bales it aenricee for Howard J. d yesterday BftomMB at In the Rahbaum Funeral __ lj .iL O . . t * M The barometer of Increasing 1 basinets continues to go op In Bern* Indie County and over the State of Florida as a whole according to the monthly release from Bay E. Green, State Comptroller. Sale* tax collections for tba month of August (based on July a le s , increased Increased an approximate ipproxlmats two per cent over the same period last year. The sales tax collections for the month ended Aug. 21, IBM, In Sem­ inole County were $22,712.M com­ pared with $22,241.87 for the month ended Aug. St, 1B53. Sales tax collections during the mon'h of August (based on July sales) totalled 87.tU.068, an In­ crease of 8U.464 over the previous month's collections of 87.148,604 and 81,071,380 more than for the tame month in JB53 wnen 86,108,688 was collected. The increase over last year's collections la over ITMi per cent. rtm m t surreys the damai CAPTAIN ARNOLD WILLIAMS of the Sanford Police Collection* to date this fiscal Sanford Pott Offle*. (Staff Photo) automobile Jumped the curb thl* morning and smashed Into year (two months) amount to 814,334,STS, an increase of $24*2.075 over the $12,041,887 collected dar­ GOPs Returning To '52 T actics ing the first two months of last WASHINGTON (2» — The Repub. lie called the results "salutary." fiscal year. This Is an in­ (leant are returning to a 1852 "We had hoped It would not be (1855) crease of lust under 18 per cent. (Continned trem Page One) tactic — sending "truth squads'* necessary to send the team out baring for an exhibit materials re­ around the country behind Demo- a>ai„ this campaign," Hair., nn- This year's increases are percen­ higher, than Increases lating to the history of the con­ cratlc campaigners. nouncement said. "Certainly* Mr. tagewise shown last year over the year gregation, Including record books, prior to that. July aod August 1855 clippings, and picture* of former collections were 16tt per cent high­ pastors, charter members and er than July and August 1854. July long-time leaders. and August 18M are close to 18 Tha church will rooperate In per cent higher then July and the observance of October aa August 1855. Church Loyalty Month, sponsored Total sales tax collections during by the Seminole County Minis­ over the Democratic ticket which the 12 months ct that fiscal yaar terial Association, he himself said couldn't win." amounted to $06,101,820. An overall Evanlng services of worship will average Increase of 16V4 per cent A fourth of the wood from the will sesult In u le s tax collections be returned Sunday, 7:30, follow­ nation'e forests In 1852 was wnst- of 9100 million dollars this fiscal ing a eummer recess. Informal congregational singing will be featured) and Pastor Perry L. Stona will begin * Series of s«rmons on the Epistle to the Philip­ pian*, Prior to tha aervlce the Christian Youth Fellowship will be reorganised. ChurchBoard Southern Belle, California Beauty Admissions i . Mrs, McDonald Carraway V . (Palatka) • Mr*. Marion Hannan Sr. (Sanford) ' 'John Mudd (Sanford) Katharine Benjamin (Sanford) Discharge*: . Lena Loekloy (S anford) Chtra Loo Thomas (Sanford) Georg* V. Daseett (Lon*wood) Ifn. Robert Graham (Sanford Vr*. J. A. Emerson (Sanford) B irth : ........ Baby Girt Wright ----- Baby OW Graham i VWtiag Hoots: Private Rooms U ajn, — 8 p.m. The result* of the first nlfht'a evening gown competition were not aaaotmeed, according to cus­ ; i m l — < p-»* tom. 1 p.m. — • p.m. The M girl* seeking the title of m as-a-i-^ Miss America 1857 have been di­ vided Into throe sections, each to bo Judged separately for beauty In a bathing suit, for poise end grace in an evening gown and for talent. The sections rotate tonight and tomorrow night with the field nil* rawed to 10 semlflnalisU by Satur­ day morning. The girls try to pick Two Young Sisters up extra points for personality at meeting* with the 11 Am Killed By Auto breakfast Judges. *Nte reigning MU* America, W hile Going Homo Sharon K»t Ritchie of Denver, Colo., wlB crown her successor aft­ er tho finals Saturday night which wtn bo televised natlonalty on to bHMh from Urn opening ABC. , mM . mtto Griffiths, 7, a sacood and her sister, Alexandria, r iot, g kindergarten pupil, ware Francis Smothers struck as they walked In a group at B other students m s sidewalk adjoining tho school. 71 third girl was knocked down aod Maided (ram water spilling from tho ear's radiator. Tba other popSa escaped Injury. RUkard Dombeck, 16 driver of tho ear, had received a tempor­ ary driving permit Tuesday and was operating the family outomo* bite for the first Uma alone. M ice *■« tho car apparently mad# a sharp, fast torn and hit a temp poet. Bouncing off the poet it swerved against tha sidewalk and over the curb into the chil­ dren. Dombeck, a high school student, became hysterical after the crash. At • police atotioa he beet Ms head against a washroom wall and fried to strangle hlmioU. He was turned over to Jevenite authorlttea to await questioning at an In- ( T k m a t aib r a c s the local high school last rear, la back as a member of the regular teaching staff and has tba B squad freshmen and sophomores under Ms wing. An athleta at Stet­ son, ha la driving the youngsters In their conditioning exercises and basic football to get them ready for their game that la right on the heela of that of the Varsity. Fleming has been concentrating on the work of the ball-totara and blockers and shake* his head dole­ fully when asked about Ms char- the beys as a wbola on their tag* emasa and their apparent determ­ ination that the Seminole* will take the Orange Belt pennant this year. I hope they keep up that fight. Right bow they have a long to go. Wo know It—and « looking tor some speed and soma way think they do, too, and are willing ms passers that might offset the to work for it," weight disadvantage, but to far while some of the boye show prom ise, none haa brought a glint to tba mentor's eyes. A] Stanley it a southpaw and Fleming hopes that be can de­ velop a threat on this asset. He says that A1 ha* to work plenty, not only to get some "game sav­ vy" but to acquire skill with hit left-handed toescs. The bead coach added that Stanley would get plenty of chance In practice to show how tost he could develop. Bobby Johnson and Phil Byrd are two other backs that have shown some drive and indicate that thera is a possibility of their developing into right hand pigskin pitchers. Tb* fullback Job Is as wide open as a hungry baby sparrow's mouth, according to Coaek Flam­ ing—and will be even harder to fUl, he thinks. "The point is," he went on, "that almost any one la uniform can make thla Seminole Warn by showing a lot of hnstia and aoma willingness to do to the best of Ms ability what the coaches are tetching. I'd like to compUmant HOOVER WE FOUND Pennsylvania Pair Observing 72 Years O f Marriage Today HOME OF OUR DREAM nOYERTOWN, Pa. IT—Mr. and QUIET Joins U.S. Navy Off to make a career for Mm* self in Naval Aviation is Franela William Smathers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo* 8math*rs, Box 8N, Lake Mbit. Francis Smathers is tha nophew of tho U. S- Senator Goorge Smathers. Enlisting in tho Navy as an Air­ man Recruit young Rmalhers sold " I learned while I was attending Gordon Military Collage that 1 wanted to serve in the Navy and work in aviation. I guess 1 have always liked aviation end Naval Aviation seoms to bo the answer to what I've boea wanting." SmaUwra was sworn Into tho Navy at tha Navy Recruiting Sta­ tion in Jacksonville, tho main itatlon for tho Florida District. Ha win undergo his basic training at tha Groat Lakes Novel Training Cantor, Groat Lakos, 111. Upon completion of bis "boot" training ha will be granted 14 day* leave, and then will b# assigned to Ms first doty with Naval Aviation eettber on board ship or a t ooe of the Naval Air Stations. the healthy life of a farm la tho bo*t advice I can offer," Reuben observed. His wifo, with an Impish smile had this to add: "Men can't do without women. Remember this, girls, and live fay tha golden rule, and you'll both be very happy." DOUBLE TROUBLE TUCSON, Arlt. (AP)—A 39year-old Tucson man was fined |100 and given a suspended sen­ tence of 10 days on a drunk driv­ ing charge. Ha agreed to pay the fine In installment*. LOST—Red Third St. wallet k Return to 6 E N I 6 A l $ t l E C T 6 I C Kitchen: Convenience: > Itrfrigerntlr. range, dlaponal, dlnhwanh «r, automatic waahor, Largo kttehem adequate cabinet apace wallet In Lovett's store. Please return papers. Keep Money. The Sanford Herald. TOIL COLLECTIONS MCRRASE TALLAHASSEE (Ik- August toll nothing irregular in tho operation eollection* on tho Suashino Sky­ way brought la t o U U - i $22,816 of the county JaiL Tha vie* investigation la to eon- Increase over revenue fur the cor­ responding month test roar. The State B ad Department a id it was tha second month to a raw that tha spaa scran Lower Tampa Bay haa shown on in­ crease. Tho skyway has taken in $i,U6,841 during tb* first night months ■ Florida a true Mutual said tha opening aateo wore from 82A4 t box for Duncan variety "goldens" to a taw of $4J8 lor 1,711 buna of fiacy Duncan*. The first prices last aoaaon wan LAST SHOWING TODAY bub t» GST ADDITION JACKSONVILLE «n - Pravatt Bullderins Inc. of Jacksonville submitted an appanot low bid of $342,457 for construction of an en* Shuar shop and an addition to tba central flra control sutlon at Patrick Air Force Base near Co- # cos, Army Engineers reported. B A C K L A SH WORLD in my CORNER otorring Audio Morphy Financing: Pan errtmJc Ilk tmtlto Strvicomon Plan t Caavenltonal, Kinder* Brittany R j | h (M oral bwtb mmfixtorao Fe H. A . V .A . Convantional Corner W. Cental Drhro * U k e M PHON E u r B h i 1504 �If T w H a n J d b Not DoHvmd By I P. M. Can 1SS1 Before 7 P. M. Far Doflvoty W a n te d jVOULMK XLVII1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7. 1956 SANFORD, FLORIDA Eatabltohcd IMS Herlong Appeal 'Quakes • Are Felt In 3 States Aoaodated Praw Laaaad Wira Kentucky Heads Ready To Declare Martial Law KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP)—Two Democratic Congreaaman A. S "low intensity” earthquakes reek­ "Syd" Herlong Jr. etruck out at ed Knoxville and a wide area Arnold Lund, OOP candidate for ef east Tennessee, aouthaaaUm the Fifth Congressional set, follow­ Kentucky and weSUm North Car­ ing publication of an ad placed by olina today, but there were no Lund In tbe Wall Street Journal Immediate report* of injuries or appealing for cash contributions to damage. The first shock waa felt at 8:37 his campaign fund. Herlong said "My only comment a.m., and tha second followed 13 is that I think this la an affront minutes later. to avary person In the Fifth Con­ Berlen Moneymaker, Tennessee gestions! District." Valley Authority geologist, de­ Tbe ad, apparently a precedent- scribed the shocks aa "earth tre­ setting move, drew comment from mors of low intensity." l the Republican Party when it waa Tha tremors were the first fait 'reported In the Philadelphia En­ in this area since Jan. 25, 1965. quirer, New York Times, end At Oak Ridge, Mrs. Carl Weeks Washington Post and Time* Her- laid: "Some dlahes were shaken 'aid, that the party waa taking a out of my china cabinet and brok­ "dim view" of the Lund ad. en." Lund su ite d to reporters of tbe One housewife In Suburban northern papers that he put the ad Bearden said she waa knocked off In tha Wall Street Journal asking for campaign funds so “people up bar feet. In downtown Knoxville, many there don't forget about us down persona raced into the streets here." The Republican candidate from when office buildings and ahopi Daytona Beach asked la the ad began to shaka. that contributions be sent to him Western North Carolina points In cat of tho Republican National Including Aahaville, alio fait the Committee which is responsible tremors. Aahevtlla la about 110 for getting Republicans elected to mile* southeast of Knoxville. tbe House of Representative!. Congressman Hariong, hearing of the ad which appeared in the Eastern and Midwestern editions of the Wall Street Journal, of the Aug. 31 publication, emphatically A new lumber end building aup- ■Uted "The Fifth Congressional ply company will hold 1U formal District's seat In Congfeaa is not opening In Sanford next Monday, for aala, and It la an Insult to our WASHINGTON (A P )-Juallre Tuciday and Wedneiday, accord­ people for anyone to tel) the peo­ Sherman Minton of the Supreme ple In Wall Street that they eaa ing to officials of tbe concern. Court today announced that he Gregory Lumber Co. of Sanford, buy thla aeat If they tend enough will retire on Oct, 15. located on Maple Ave at 8!xth St„ money down hare." Minton said h* U leaving be where the Security Lumber Co. Lund aald, according to nawiawa* formerly In bualneaa will be papper report* from Philadelphia, cause of Impaired haolth. Ho will open for the three daya from 7: SO Washington, and New York, that be SB on Oct. 20. a. m. to B p, m. distributing souv­ bo made tbe move t« try and Jar I In n letter sent to the Whit* tome campaign money loan from 1House this morning, Minton noti­ enirs and door priiea. Officials of the new company the National Committee. fied President Elaenhowar of his are R. K. Gregory, president and "Why, I can't oven get anything plan. Tha Justice haa a circulatory NEW YORK Urt - Democratic In the newspapers down here. C. A. Walker, general manager. loaders in Harlem, predominantly condition In hla legs. Ha told the Dye S. "Bud" Talley will man­ News isn't now* units* It's Demo­ President he doe* not fael he Negro area here, reportedly have age the new lumber and bultding cratic news," Lund waa quoted in could carry out "the exacting dut aald that Negro dissatisfaction material house. : the Washington Post and Times las of my office" In hla present Bids ore being accepted for tho with tho-Democratic party's plat­ Herald. Talley said this morning tla t construction of the proposed San­ form on civil rights mad* It incondition. a complete lumber yard, handling that Adlai K. Stevenson Appointed by President Parry ford Manufacturing Co, building •dvitablo founding materials, hardware, which la to b« located on West speak to Harlem "for the time Truman, Minton went on the Bn the new form would feature Astronomer T ells W T in t St., acocrdlng to n rlosao being." A new drivada theetra will *p#n promt Court bench Oct. If, 1949. fromW."R. palnte, ptuNMng supplies, roofing “B flF tteinper. vice- ' ttavirtbnj Democratic presiden­ In tha Sanford eras tomorrow night Seeing 'Canals' and wsllboard, chairman of tho Sanford Industrial tial candidate, and Soil. Cates eight yearn on tha U-S. Circuit Board. All stocks of southen pine fir, Kefauver of Tennessee, hla run­ located oa Cameron Avo. between Court i t Chtengo. cypress and cedar, along with On Planet M ars Tho bids are being reclved by ning mate, arrive here tomorrow 1 C-n!7 i . tv. . [ flooring and celling will be on By THB ASSOCIATED PRESS This given him sufficient yosro Frank G. George, architect, lit for a five-day campaign In New The Palm Drive-In Theatre will hand. Handling mostly finished A Japanese astronomer today In federal court* fur him to retire room 413 ef the Sanford Atlantic York Btato, New Jersey and Con­ be under the management of ita lumber also featured would be reported aeelnf several "canals" at full pay of $35,000 o year. necticut. National Bank Building. owners, Mr. and Mra.!(. O. Ventry panelling and plywood* (intalor In the northern hemisphere of the In an airport interview last who are the former operators of George laid last night that the exterior and marine), along with planet Mara—under close scrutiny dosing data for receiving the bids, night in Chicago, Stevenson—just the Ki|*lmmre Drlve-ln Theatre, timbers, he said, originally set Sept. 14, has been returned from speechmaking in by star g iu ra around tho world. School Building p We will maintain a complete Tbe exlateace of such canals' San Francisco—aald h» waa famil­ Facilities at tbe drlve-ln theatre extended to Sept, 20. service for mortgages loans under long haa bean the subject of great Group To Moke Contractors and construction iar with hla Immediate campaign have been completely redecorated, the FHA Title 1 plan for home debate. companies desiring to submit a bid plans and that they did not Include with new equipment throughout, investment!, Talley aald. Bob They were first reported many Decision Today on the proposed building may •*- ■peaking In Harlem " s ' thla and a widened screen. The snack bar, according to the new owners, eure copies of the working draw­ lima." Heencr will be In charge of this decades ago, but other observara TALLAHASSEE trt-The CltUen*' has been entirely changed and now department. ings and specifications. A deposit "I suppose I will unquestionably who have spent a lifetime at tele­ Other personnel will Include scopes failed to catch a glimpse School Conitructlon Committee of $23 I* required, said Frank fl. address Negro groups at somo boasts of tile floors, completely meeti today to decide whether It* George, the architect, who may be times," Stevenson ssld. "I have screened. Marshall Gould and BUI Bemosky of them. recommendations for financing SI salesmen. Tha great question concerning school buildings shall be baaed on contacted at his office or by call no objection to masting with Ne­ The Palm Drive-In will open tomorrow night with two techni­ Inf phone number I4BT. leaden." Gregory Lumber Co. waa ortg. tho canala, assuming they do ex­ rang* requirements or pres­ Separate bids are being accept­ gro color feature* and a cartoon. inally founded In 1921! as Jacobs ist, Is whsthar they a rt arteries long According lo newspaper reports, ent need*. ed for general work, plumbing, the "warning" to keep Stevenson Lollypops will be given to all Lumber Co. In DeLand. such aa waterways devised by In­ r The plant, originally occupied telligent belnga or aomo kind of The committee was named by hasting and air conditioning, and out of Harlem in the immediate children attending the Initial open Gov. Cotllna o make recommnda- electrical. A contract for each future waa voiced at a closed Ing night. * by Security Lumber Co. and tha natural phenomena. Holcombe property, has been com­ The latest report came from Dr. tlona to tha 1937 Legislature on phase of the work will be Issued. luncheon meeting yesterday at­ The new drive-in theatre will be tended by Mayor Robert F. Wag* a family operated business. Having pletely remodeled, decorated and Mlchlkasu Onlshl of Kobe, Japan, financing a school construction pro­ ne and Carmine G. DeSapfo, New been associated with the theatre modernised featuring "everything who like many other astronomers gram, The present shortage of fa­ cilities waa sat at 2,730 classrooms 11-Year-Old Girl to build a home," said Talley, York secretary of state. la recent weeks has concentrated business for a number of year* The Negro vote in Now York tha new owners state that thei "The public la cordially invited attention on Mara during its when school ended In June. Scalped; Machine Collin* and James L. Graham, City haa been estimated at 250,008 will cater to families with e noim to Inspect our plant," the local closest approach to Barth since director of finance for tho atato IBM. to 300,000, a voting strength which nal admission. manager aald this morning. Catches H air could prove a pivotal point In dc. Mr. and Mrs. Ventry have moved Tbe nearest point — 35,l»,ooo department of education, both InSAN DIEGO (AP)—Janice Co elding a political race in New to Sanford and now live at 2003 mile*—we* reached at 1 a.m. EDT dleatad the problem might be at teaat partially solved If counties ry, II, who was scalped when her York Blato. Tuneroi Services today. Jefferson Ave. They have four Astronomers elsewhere told of adopted more "realistic" property long hair caught In a whirling New York City Negrors gener­ children, one of them attending assessment!. gear of a dough mixing machine ally have supported the Demo­ Stetson University. w ill Be Conducted observing a bright object near in a bakery, was in aerioui con cratic party since New Deal daya. Mara, believed to be n comet, and The all-white drive-ln theatre will Today For F. Nixon a vast cloud of yellow or yellowdltlon today. Negro leaders are aald to fear not feature movies for the family each 8urgeona fitted tha scalp, which a wholesale switch of allegiance WHITTIER, Calif, igt—Funeral whlto dust spread over a portion Brunette, Three service* will be conducted today of tho planet itself. Tbe Uttar, was removed Intact from tha ma to the Republican party but the night. for Frank TOm r , father of Vic# too, haa barn seen previously. chinary, back Into place In n three- possibility that great numbers of Blondes Leading Presided JUcksrd M. Nixon. He At Osaka, Japan, Dr. Taunao Negroes would remain indifferent hour operation last night. died Tuesday i t the age of 77. Satki, chief of the Mara section In Beauty Contest The scalp was torn off from and fail to vote. Attending tbe services at 2 p. m. of the East Asia Astronomical ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., OR — abovo the ty*«, Including the eye­ Kept- • PDT In the East Whittier Friends Society made tho report on the Three blondes and a brunette are brow*, over tho ears and down Special Consultant Admissions fh u rch will be (be vice president. bright object. tha neck. Pauline Wingate (Sanford) the frontnmnera going into the Hna wife, Pat, and other members Doctor* aald thorn was "a small Discharge* third round of preliminary judg­ but definite" chance that the For Veterans Will of the immediate family. Valeria White (Sanford) The family haa asked that, In- M ythical Joe Smith ing tonight In tbe annual Mias grafted acalp would hold. They Esther Lansing.(Sanford) Be Here Sept. 10 stead of sending flower*, friends America pageant. aald there have not been enough Mildred Taylor (Sanford) make contributions to the ArthriVeteran* of this area who need rases locally of complete scalping Tit# brunette ia Mlaa Hawaii, Sept. T tla and Rheumatism Foundation of Invited To Demos' assistance in obtaining benefits 90-year-old Jare Wright of Hono­ to give them a b u ll upon which provided by law may recelva guid­ New York City The vie* presi­ Drive (Kick-off lulu, who copped honor* ia the to Judge this case. Freddie Mao Lomax (Sanford) dent's father suffered from arthri­ ance from Marshall Panton, Field Janice, In a church group vis­ Supervisor, HARRISBURG, Fa. US-Mythical swimsuit division last night Marian Heaberiln (Sanford) tis. Florida Department of Joe Smith, Vic# President Nixon's Miss Wright measures 33-24-33. iting tho bakery yesterday, was Veterans' Affairs. Veterans or their James Wilton (Oviedo) only opposition for re nomination, Bha stands S-faet-7, weighs 110 standing with her bock to the dependants may consult I’enton Robert Welderhold (Lake Mary) haa been invited to tho Democrats' and haa blue eyes. machine. Aa sho looked up at the while ho ia io this area and may Dlachargta Cions Completed campaign kick-off in Pennsylvania mixing operation her hair fell Into racelvt assistance in filing appli­ Guy Parker (Tampa) She shared the night's laurels next Thursday. a email opening and was caught cations for hospitalisation, com­ Visiting Mean For Open House Tbe Invitation cam# from Mat­ with Mlaa Arkansas, IB-year-old In the gear*. Private Room* — 11 i a te t pensation, pensions, insurance Barbara Banka of Conway, who thew H. Mcdoakey, national chair­ Judged beet in the talent com­ Janice la a daughter of the Rev. problema, loan benefits, education­ p.m. Sunday Afternoon man of the Doaaocntie Fiance petition with her modern ballet and Mrs. Edwin E. Cory of subur­ al tralriiif. burial benefit* and Semi-Private Rooms — 2 p.m. to By HELEN INODORAll Committee. Ha aald: miscellaneous subjects, where legal 4 p.m.; 7 p.m. to B p.m. number. A graceful blonde, the ban Chula Vista. "You, Joe Smith, have ENTERPRISE—There has been Pediatrics — 11 a.m, lo I p.m. •ntitfoment is Involved. Arkansas girt waa the only con­ much activity arouad the newly the symbolic figure of lost Repub­ (Parents a 0 d /or grandparents Pentra has been invited to this testant to dance during tho tal remodeled Episcopal Parish House lican hope*. You are Custer's Last LAW FROmSTTB LIONS area as g special consultant by only) on the comer of Mata It. and D# Stand, the pride af MudvOl# at the ra t judging. Mott snag or gare RUNNING LOOSE IN Karlyte Horn holder, County Service Obstetrics — According te ac­ dramatic readings, tad four play Bdry Ave. thl* week aa the plan* end at tbe ninth inning tad MIAMI BTREETS Officer, Brum ley-Prison Bldg., comodations and no visitors during j r * completed, the grass msaSd family Mack sheep, all rolled into ad musical instruments. MIAMI CR - It la no longer and will cover tho schedule for feeding of babies. Two other Mends* placed flrat TBUd thing* put in final shape for one defense less fall guy. Vo aaad legal for Uoni to run loose la Tom Data who la on sick leave ia their divisions « Wednesday Miami streets. the "big day” , Sunday from g-5 you." p. m. when the Lodi** Auxiliary ,**!■; GUvanarra fo scheduled la night They were Mies California, The CKy Commission yesterday He may he contacted aa follows: KAUEL TO BUILD PLANT p t U, l : » p. m., Sanford plans an open house tea. deliver his first major telerlitna Joan CoDara Rocket af leers men- passed a law prohibiting IU Tho et•o LAKELAND (It — Industrialist County Service Oflfce, BromleySpecial Invitations to tha clergy address ef the campaign al the te, la the battle eg swimsuits, and law Is aimed at *0 U eu hut tbs Hanry J. Kaiser will build e pilot Mias Alabama, Ana Stuart Art all waodoriag of a young lioness nam­ Pulestoa Bldg. O' reighboring town* and all the fund raising dinner. chemical extraction plant near Enterprise people have boon fo. Saaith's name waa placed is asm- ofBlrmJacbam, la tho latent sec- ed Diane prompted I t bare te use waste products from button at the Bepahl the pheapkite industry. Diane b r o k e teens several Plan bow to _ ___ _ tfou by Tarrp Carpm lm , a Thu «M wha whu tho title of The company aald tho piswt wised |mr aoetira th* afternoon sad eeo for gate from Nahraafea R foe America I I * ia the finals of aha waa moved Partly dandy t e n t h Raterdey would employ 18 to IS person* to what a change has so to show that tha cravenUaa waa tomorrow night won't aooeaaarily outaJd* tho city limits by extract a chemical fom phaaphate you'll bo proud. w bo era eg these four, hmraeer. ifon the Uw w u pa •M L Lumber, Supply Co. To Hold *3-Day Opening No. 17S W Are Set Up At School Supreme Court justice To Retire ★ ★ ★ Architect Taking Leaders Against Adlai Oviedo P-TA Board Bids For Proposed Speaking In Harlem Discusses Plans, Company Building Drive-In Theatre Projects For Year Opens Tomonow Hospital Notes a W eather e a p o n s Mrs. James Partin, president of the Oviedo P-TA called a board meeting Thursday evening to dis­ cuss plana and projects for the coming aebool year. Membtra-af the hoard present Included tea folfowjng chaj flOMfo. M rt.'F.'M . It&hk*: sw p tetity, lb*. T. L. Lingo Jr.; blue ribbons, Mra. John Even*:' civil defense end safety, M. H. DeShato; publicity and historian, Mrs. R. W. Estes; health, Mra. W. C. Schuma­ cher; Institutional representative of Boy Scouts, W. A, Teague; mem bership end publications, Mra. A. A. Myers; music, Mra. John Courier Jr.; program, Mra. James Pearton; recreation, Mrs. Milton Gore; study court#, Mra. W. H. Martin; and room mother captain, Mra. John Duds. Alto the following room moth­ ers were named; flrat grade, Mrs. Sparks Lee Clonte; second grade, Mra. A. 11. Ray Jr.;thlrd grade, Mra. Henry Walcott; fourth grade, Mrs. T. Aulln; fifth grade, Theron Reynold*; sixth grade, Mrs, Bob Slavik; aaventh grade, Mrs. Ben Walnwright; eighth grade, Mrs. Marion Estea; ninth grade, Mrs. R. C. Miller; tenth grade, Mra. Jo* MUtter Jr.; eleventh grade, Mra. Roy Welienbargr; and twelfth grade, Mrs. John Dttda. Announcement waa made that the annual teachers supper will be held Friday, Kept, 14 at 7 p. m. at the Memorial Building. The meeting was adjourned after which refreshments were aerved by Mra. Partin. C of C Directors Urged To Attend Meeting Tuesday The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Remlnole County Chamber of Commerce will be held in the P in t Federal Ravine* and Loan Building, 119 West First 8L, on Tuesday, Sept. 11, at 8 p.m. Georg* Touhy, President of tha local Chamber of Commerce urged •very director of tho organisation to attend thla meeting "as a num­ ber of very Important matters will be discussed." Rotary Program Is Kept Secret For *omo reason or ether, tho program scheduled for Monday's meeting of Uw Sanford Rotary Club ia being kept a secret by Franela Roumlllat program chair­ man for tho day, Alt that ha* boen divulged, so for, is that aa old cash register containing away coins plays aa Important rale ia tho program aad that a weft known local I s tartan la tends to offers tha Urn that ft auty ho worth while for a fun ottradsura to bo oa STURGIS, Ky., (R - State offl. clals were ready to declare mar* tlal law In this western Kentucky mining' and farming community today aa National Guardsmen and State Police prepared for a 'show­ down with an expected crowd at 1,000 Intent on keeping nine Negro youth* from attending Sturgis High SchooL AdJ. Gen. J. J. B. Williams re­ turned from a conference with Gov. A. B. Chandler In Frankfort. He had papers needing only hla signature to put this community of approximately 5,000 persona mder martial Uw. The National Guard commandir aald the papers were drawn up by the governor aa a precaution­ ary measure since reports had been recalved at leait 1,000 per* •on*, including coal miner- * '*n ’e*rt»y Pleasure Ridge, were ex•wetod to gather at the previously all-white school Tbe Ouardamen and State Po­ lice stopped an angry erewd yes. terday, escorting the nine Negroes Into end out of the school. Tho students later vowed thay had "enrolled to stay," Gen. WllUama said ho would declare martial law, under which tho community, Including Ite courts, would be under military rule, only if It la necessary, Don Sturgill, Kentucky's deputy safety commissioner, aald tho governor had given Gen. Williams authority te call in all tho Na­ tional Ouardamen necessary to preaerva coder aad keep them la Sturgti m ill "spring U aocee. aary,"----- • ***■ Eighteen police ears were Parked in front cf the school build# Ing this morning. TWope manned machlnegung which, were aat up around tho building. Other troops patrolled the corndorv, classrooms and *td*waiks wHh carbine* and burp aunt, Sturgill quoted the governor as saying ho “waa ashamed of tha W* / , U*V p ^P 'e of Sturgis hava acted. This It a government of law, not a government of men and If anyone gate hurt I want it td ®ob> n°t tt*.M tturgin reported local officiate were cooperating 100 per cent with the state government. Seven mm ware arretted on breach of peaee charges jester* fl»t-iwlnclng crowd attempted to stop entry of tte Negro youths into the school. Farm Bureau W ill Gather Sept. 18 A t FFA Building Tho 8*mlnolo County Farm Bureau's board of diracton hold a meeting at tha homo e f tha organlrstlon'e president. W. W. Lins, on Silver Lake, Wednesday. Officials report that alt mom. ben of the board w en preoeat Also attending tha meeting wax Robert W. Cox, representative a t the Florida Farm Bureau, The agenda Included the dla* cuaslon q r many Rems of business which will he presantad at tha next regular mooting of tho BornInolo County Farm Bureau which Is slated for Sept. II. The meeting scheduled for Sept, 18 will bo held at the Future For­ mers Building at Somlnolo High School A covered dl*h supper, with tha mala meat course being fumlaftad by the Farm Bureau, will ho served. This to tho first meeting oehedoled since Juno and official* a rt urging n full GKNKKATOR PLACED IN OPERATION PALATKA m - Florida Pewef and lig h t Co. has placed to or. ♦ration ita eight-million dollar. 80,000-kilowatt generator for curt rent te Palatka, DeLand, B t Anguitin#, Burnell aad Stark* and Additional Local News 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/. 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'-.C-tfi • NOW UNMIOOINO runway tests In Burbsnk, CaUL, this strange-looking ersft is ■ U. 8. Navy WV-J red ir sentry ConsteUitlen. It Is used to test advanced Ideas In flying radar stations, the outpeats ta guard against surprise attack. Metcuring - *.»•’ • -j more than 30 feet across, th* discoid rsdom* Is one -----------------, -----------for the Navy's series of airborne early warning planet now In quantity product on, end In operatlon over the oceans. (International soundphotol Enterprise New Co-Star Py HELEN SNODGBASS ’ |(ry. Tom Hodge and children of Tampa, have been visiting her lister and brathsr-ln-Uw the Rev. i»d Mr». Dons Id Willing. HOLLYWOOD tfl — Meet Jerry Lewis’ new co-star—* chunky redhaired Irishman named Darren The Rev. and Mrs. Donald Wan­ ing and son visited friends In Dalles and Houston, Te*as recentjfc . sad Mrs. Ed Cunningham V entertained tilth a spaghetti dini par Sunday honoring Mrs. Cun■tegham's sister, Mrs- U H. Gray , and her daughter, Mrs. Roy MunAar af Miami. Those enjoying the •peasion wer*: Mr. and Mrs. L. O. (tayman, Sylvia, and Lovkk Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Alva Haymu from Orange City and' Mr. and Mr*. F. E, Denby of Oklahoma, daugh­ ter .and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham. jaen Marie Cunningham spent several days at Daytona Beaeh with her aunt. Mrs. I- H. Gray lad cousin from MiamL Howard Henderson went to OrUndo by bus Monday to spend several days with his uncle and Pant, M-Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Mr. James Midham of KJnsport, Tenn., will arrive Sunday to be the guest of.Mr. and Mr*. Chester Handersou and Roxanne for a Mrs. Ball* Johnson is visiting friends to Oriando^thls week. . Mr. and Mat. Cecil Dopton from Jacksonville were overnight guest* e t Mr. and l$M- John Padgett. Capt. and Mrs, Robert Maxwell And daughter Marcia, arrived Friday from Nevada after two months training. They left Sunday tor Langley r id d ta Vlrglnl*. -l Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. Padgett ontort slaod with a picnic at their laturday honoring thslr daughter and son-in-law, c*pt and Mrs. Robert Maxwell. Those en­ joying the occasion were: Capt. Other guests at the Harvey Dunn home this week have been Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H*y of St. Petersburg, Mrs. L. Singletary and Mrs. F. Rawli of Tampa. Open House, Tea T i Be Held Plans have been completed for th* Tea and Open House to be held by the Woman's Auxiliary of All Saint's Episcopal Church. The Rev. Lee Heaton will welcome the special guests- and announce the cnlerainment program. Laura Platt Brown will be the accompanist for the following so­ loists: Henry Ebellng, tenor: Ma­ rlon Roberts contralto; Arllne WIIke, Mezzo-soprano Florence St. Amend, soprano, Ml'* Katherine Llteh wilt make the floral decorations, while Mrs. Ctrl Smarting will be in charge of the guest book and Mrs. Henry Wood, sealing arrangements. The reception committee will be Mrs. Lee Heston, Mrs. Robert Cox, Mrs. Wallace Babler, Mrx. Arthur Wiltgoose and Miss Kath­ erine Llteh. Mrs. Arthur Wlilgoote is president of the Woman’s Auxil­ iary and Mrs. Louis Rt. Amand Is general chairman of the Tea. Invitations have been mailed to the Clergy and their wives of En­ terprise. De Bsry, DeLand, snd Ssnford, and the .presidents of thrir Women’s Societies. AH of the citizens of Enterprise are Invited to attend. DROWNING RAID ACCIDENTAL WEST PALM BEACH, (A —The drowning of a 32-yaar-old praetlcal nurse was accidental. Asst. County Solicitor Hirfy L. Mich­ aels said yestsrday. Tit* body af Mn. Clyde V. Starnes was found to Lake Worth Saturday. Her drinking compan­ ion, E. R. Robinson, was held for mvcMigsuon but was rtlcased aft- He will play the lesd with Jerry In "The Delleste Delinquent," performing In the role which Dean Martin refused and'which led to their spilt as a team. McGavIn is quite a switch from the dark-haired, Italian Martin. McGavIn Is an Intense, accom­ plished actor; Martin Is easy-go­ ing almost lethargic. About the only similarity between them: They t ith sing. "But I won't be singing In the picture." McGavIn said. Right now McGavIn I* playing with another comic, fellow named Bob Hope. The actor portrays Charley Hand, the former man­ aging editor wht masterminds the political career of New York's Mayor Jimmy Walker, played by Hope in ""-au Janus." Don't get the idea this MeGavin Is a funny fellow. Just because he cavorts with comics. He had made his mark a* i dramatic actor. Matter of fact, he’s an alumnus of the Actor's Studio, along with such notables as Marlon Brando, James Dean, Rod Steiger, Julie Harrii, Paul Newmans. Shelley Winters and that student of the Russian classics. Marilyn Monroe. Second matter of fact: He's probably best k own as the nasty mean, lowdown dope puihcr In "The Man with the Golden Arm." When someone suggested Me(iavln tu Jerry Lewis as his coMar, th- comedian replied: "Thst nasty character? I hated him!" But Jerry was persuaded to talk to the actor, and they hit it off from the start. What are chances for * perma­ nent teaming? "That's up to Jerry," said Me­ Gavin, "as for myself, 1 never I>lan ahead." WHITE ROCK, II.C. <AP>IIC.MP Announced a Summer-long crackdown on teen-agod drinking parties In the White Rock area just south of Vancouver, follow­ ing tho arrests of S3 juveniles, In­ cluding four girls under IT years of sgr, on charges of drinking in n public place. * Her* ere authoritative an* iw en from th* VeUnus* Admin* Utratlon la fear questions a4 ta­ le reet to former ssrvlcomeo and their femllle*: Q. I am a veteran with a total and permanaat n omerr ice-con • netted disability, I waited several month* before applying for dis­ ability pension payment*. I* it possible for the payments ta be back-dated to the data I incurred my diaability? A. Under VA’a regulations, the effective date that paymenta may begin i* the data VA received the claim or Uio data the dloabillity erose—whichever I* later. In your, case, th* date of VA’a neolpt of tho claim would bo later. Q. Premiums on ray World War II a t term insurance policy are under waiver because I’ve been totally disabled for more than si* months. May I convert ray term policy to a permanent plan, even though I am totally disabled T j A. You may convert your term policy to any permanent plan other than an endowment. Also, you will not he require) to take a physical elimination. Q. I want to take a eouret tra­ der tho Korean GI Bill that’s commonly considered recreatlonsi In nature. In my cast, I need It In connection with tho business 1 plan to enter. Will I bo allowed to take It? A. Ye*—if you submit Justifi­ cation to VA that tho course will be of bona fidi use In your pre­ sent or contemplated business or occupation, and VA approves the case in advance. The only courses absolutely prohibited by law are I bartending, dancing or personality development. Q. My son Is tiiglbla f°r school­ ing under tho new educations! program for children of deceased war veterans. His college begins early In September. Will he he ahle to receive payments from his first day In school? A. Th* law specifies that monthly payments may not be gin before October 1, 19M. Veteran* living In Central Flor­ ida who wish further Information about their (II Banafits should i write the VA office at <2 E. Ce» | trnl Ave., Orlando. SPECIAL MEETING TODAY LAKELAND (* -A special freth fruit quality committee Is meeting here today to discuss ways to im.prove sties of citrus. Points expected to be discussed Include effectiveness of the pres­ ent inspection program, internal q u a I i t y requirements, possible changes In U. 8. grade standards, and the possibility of setting up standards for export fruit. They don’t come any smarter Here's how our F A M IL Y A U T O M O B ILE P O L IC Y affords broader coverage than present standard basic automobile policies— Bodily Injury And Property Damage Liability Physical Damage 10. Comprehensive coverage, which insures the automobile against fire, lightning, theft, wind, flood, etc. Is broadened in five ways. First, It provides insurance when the policy­ holder uses another private passenger auto­ mobile not owned by him. Second, it pays for damiyre to tires due to malicious mischief and vandalism. Third, it pays the cost of return­ ing a recovered stolen automobile to the own­ er «r to the address shown in the policy. Fourth, it provides $100 fire and lightning insurance on robes, wearing apparel and oth­ er personal effects. Fifth, it provides for liberalized transportation expenses in on amount of $160 when the automobile Is stolen. 11. It is no longer necessary to report the exis­ tence of a bailment tease, conditional sale, purchaso agreement, mortgage or other en­ cumbrance. 12. The time allotted the policyholder for filing proof of loss has been extended from 60 to 91 days. 13. Tho borrower of an insured automobilo is pro­ tected against legal action by tho owner’s in­ surance company for damage that ocurs while the automobile is in the borrower’s posses­ sion. 14. The family automobile policy provides for the settlement of any loss on a borrowed auto­ mobile either with the insured or the owner of a borrowed car. 16. The policy affords coverage on u borrowed utility type trailer up to a limit of $600. 16. The insurance provided when the policyholder uses another private passenger automobile not owned by him has been broadened for all coverages, including towlhg and labor costs; to provide insurance when the borrower per­ mits another to use the vehicle; to protect the borrower for the amount of the difference when his insurance has a smaller deductible than the owner's policy; and to cover a pri­ vate passenger automobile borrowed from an automobile sales agency, sendee station or parking lot operator. 17. The assignment provision of the policy has been amended so that in the event of the death of the named insured and provision has been added to cover his legal representa­ tive as named insured while acting in the scope of his duties and to cover any person having proper temporary custody of an own­ ed automobile until the appointment and qual­ ification of such legal representative. 1. The named Insured and the spouse, resident in the same household, are afforded coverage for non-owned automobiles furnished for their re­ gular use. 2. All relatives of the named insured or spouse who are resident in the same household are in­ cluded as insureds with respect to private pas­ senger automobiles not owned by or not re­ gularly furnished for the use of the relatives. 3. Coverage Is correspondingly broadened for persons or organisations legally responsible for the use of cars not owned or hired by them which are furnished for the regular use of the named insured and spouse and to the same ex­ tent for private passenger cars and trailers not regularly furnished for the use of relatives of the named insured or spouse who arc resi­ dents of the saRie household. 4. Every resident of the same household as the named Insured is included as an insured with respect to an owned automobile even without permission from the named insured or spouse. 5. There is no exclusion as to liability assumed under any contract or agreement. 6. Coverage is automatically afforded for all pri­ vate passenger automobiles, "utility" cars and trailers owned by the named insured nr spouse during the policy period. 7. Bodily Injury and property damage liability coverages are on an "occurrence" basis rather than an "accident" basis. Expenses For Medical Services 8. Any person Is covered who sustains bodily in­ jury arising out of tho operation or occupancy of non-owned automobiles which aro furnished for regular use to the named insured or spouse. 9. All occupants of * non-owned private passenger automobile or trailer other than the named in­ sured and spouse and relatives resident in the same household, are covered when bodily in­ jury to them results from a relative's opera­ tion or occupancy of such a vehicle when It Is not furnished for regular use to the relative. 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PARK A V E �Shop and Save In Sanford S ty e H a n fo rd M U tirn w n D iifP YpULMB XLVin SANFORD, FLORIDA filft v itdotod a n fo r a lfc vn 9 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 1958 Negro Ministers Against Boycott For Dell AaMdatoi Pnan Leased Wire No. 176 Railway W orkers lied In Headon llision O f Trains "No, we don't uphold the boycott in Tallahassee," a Sanford Negro minister of the A. M. E. Church for 25 years said In a letter sub­ mitted to The Sanford Herald for publication. The Rev J. T. Owens related in hti letter that “by conraraation and communication," he found that tha J i r '.» ministers of Florida "opposed tne boygott and their members felt it bail move on the Bishop’s part." ' J3A1RO, Egypt! UP—The Henries a The Negro minister, who Is now Committee and F m ldent Nasser doing evangelistic work, wrote "He were reported today "down to Just wasn't thinking of the mud meat” of the Suer Canal contra* hole he is trying to dig that will veriy and proceeding cautiously smear every A. M. E. minister in In their talk* on a possible solu­ every town and vllage In Florida. tion If those preachers had stayed in A source close to tha five-nation their pulplta their good name SPRINGER, N. M. WV- Twenty By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS group headed by Australian Prime wouldn't be on every headline." railway workers perished early to­ President Elsenhower will open Minister Robert C. Ucnrles de­ The Rev. Owens' letter followed FOLKSTON, UA., (AP) — A scribed tha atmosphere as friend­ a meeting In Jacksonville of tne day when the speeding Santa Kc hla re-election campaign with a bridegroom killed hla bride, then ly despite many disagreements. A. M. E. Church whera Bishop D. Chief smashed headon into a side- "pep rally" at hia Gettysburg, Pa., •The committee—Australia, Ethl- Ward Nichols "spoke of 130,000 RURAL ROUTE CARRIER Harold P. Payton (center) deliver* the first pouch of mall to the newly himself, when she apparently railed mail train In northern New farm Sept. 12, a day before Adlal Stevenson makes a major cam­ ®pa, Iran, Sweden and the United members." Much of malt la changed her mind In front of the established contract substation to be known u* Midway Rural Station. Receiving the not Mexico. paign speech at Harrisburg, Pa. Pa Joel preacher last night. States—is pushing an lf-natlon He related in his letter that "Go Cecil Carlton (at left) who will operate the ihstatlon. and looking on is Sanford Postmaster Railway officials said the death Stevenson, already well Into hia plan for International operation of thou and preach the'Kingdom of Field, (Staff Photo) Sheriff A. O. Sikes said John toll may be higher when wrecking own fignt for tho presidency, sche­ 103-mite Medltemanean-to- God .That's the preacher** job. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ U la not s lawyer. William Mercer, 49, a Wait Palm crews pry Into the twisted and duled an address today in Los Red Sea waterway, which Egypt Angeles, and a quick trip to Sun Bench. Fla., plumber, shot to torn cars of the Chief. siatlonaliied duly 24. The plan "A good leader will not lead his Francisco for another In a scries esme originally from Secretary people into sorrow and shame, but ilrnlh Mrs, Lillian Der Baum, 48, At least seven were Injured. of regional meetings with Demo­ of Slate Dulles and was winked to greener pastures, amt we have of Tampa, FI*., and turned the Santa Fe spokesmen said as far cratic leaders. out at tha 22-nation London Suet loti of ministers of that type In Florida,” the Rev. Owens wrote, gun on himself In the pastor’s a* can be determined there were White House press secretary conference Aug. 15-21. "We deeply regret the conditions study of the First Baptist Church. no passengers killed In the early James C. Hagerty announced the J f l Paris, the 15-nation council of that so affect our people in Tal­ ’ President's "rslly" yesterday. But The pastor, the Rev. Clyde P, CTt. North Atlantic Treaty Organ- lahassee, led hastily on by dream­ morning tragedy. The first rural substation to* .{ration was to get a report from ers," he said. Jones, said the couple arrived at The Chief shot Into the tiding got more Democratic reaction with criticism of Stevenson. serve customers out of the San­ the study a minute or *<> before ►British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Tne ..... ....... Rev. ..................... Owens pointed out In ford Post Office was announced and Mercer said they wanted to where Santa Fe mall train Na. 8 Hagerty. citing a clipping from lioyd on the London Suer confer- his letter that" he' had iraewlsdgi The first fell meeting of the today by Postmaster Joel Field was waiting its turn for the main the New York Times, said it ap­ be married. *Tiee!of approximately every minister in Seminole County Mlnliterinl As­ The substation to be known as peared to indicate that Stevenson line. Foreign Ministers Christian Pin- Fiorina. But Sheriff Sikes Said “The sociation waa held yesterday at Sipes Rural Station waa opened The dead Included the engineer and the Democratic party consider ,#au of France, Paul-Henri Bpaik “One thought would have cor­ the First Baptist Church. lady insisted they have a talk In the Midway Grocery on Sipes unemployment 'g o o d of Belgium and Letter B. Pearson rected that condition,Maa he again of the mail train, the engineer, American with the minister first." Two minister* were elected to It Is a contract rural sta­ news” aa U relates to the Demo­ of Canada alio wera on hand for wrote of tne Tallahassee boycott memberihlp of the Ministerial As­ Ave. fireman and conductor of the She sat down, Hikes continued, tion, said Postmaster Field, and AI Stine, non of Mr. and Mrs. and thereupon Mercer pulled out Chief, and 16 waiters and lounga cratic campaign fight. the one-day NATO meeting. Per- where Negroes are refusing to ride sociation' Hev. Fred Bowery will be opera led by Cecil Carlton, The atory linked two Stevenson George Stine of Sanford, received nent NATO headquarters rep* buses operated throughout the city. Free Methodist Church and ltev. and operator of the groc­ quite n boost In a recent edition a ,32 caliber pUtol and fired twice oar attendants who were asleep in statements made a t a Chicago tentative! were attending for "The A. M. E. Church will never George Rou of the Church of owner a dormitory car on the Chief. ery store. news conference. It quoted Steven­ of the Charleston Daily Mall, a Into her head. the other countries. forget the warm hospitality given God. The Rev. Mr, Jone* rushed out The Identified dead are L. J, son aa saying “all the newt la Mall will be delivered daily to dally publication In Charleston, ua in Miami at the General Con­ I Th« council was not expected to Meeting dates were changed tho substation by Rural Route of the study to wsm a women's Rush of Raton, N. M., engineer of good,” then as adding “tnero was W. Va. jiv e formal backing to tbs London ference In May," he uld . when it was adopted thet the as­ Carrier Harold P. Payton. Sunday School class, meeting in the mail train; E. O. Foster of serious unemployment” in som* plan or to the British-French mill- The Rev. Thomas concludes nls sociation meet on the first Wed­ Sol railllbtkr, in his column “Of a nearby room, to leave fait. He Raton, engineer of th* Chief; areas. All services of the Post Office All Things'* had thli to say about toy buildup set off by the canal Tetter, "Therefore, we the people nesday of each month at the W. 11. Adams of Raton, fireman The Times Issued a statement then called police, will be available at Sipes Rural AI Stines crisis. The council can act only with whom I have talked, do not Education Building. on the Chief; and W. L. Schriever In the wake of Hagerty’s com­ encourage or endorse such an a c t Station, said Postmaster Joel Sike* Mid the couple had been by unanimous decision. Unanim­ “In the spring of 19-'U> Al Stine of Las Vegas, conductor on the ments, saying the excertp he quot­ An Invitation was extended to ity seemed unlikely because on* Our church haa a good name and members of th* Ministerial As­ Field, with the exception of Postal proudly clutched hli Charleston In Folketun—a Gretnn Green com­ Chief. ed was an "unfortunate Inversion” member, Greece, turned down an we are going to keep it that way, sociation to attend the reception Savings. Residents of the Midway High School diploma, hut there munity Just acrose th* Florida lloepluliicd at Springer In crHl- of Stevenson's remarks. The paper with God being our Helper." area, heretofore served by rural state line—about two hours before Invitation to tha London conferwdns one coune th a t he pursued given in honor of Rev. H. Lyttoal condition la Jim Walter of said the construction “was unfair ‘Jc e . leton Zimmerman on Thursday boxes, may use the facilities of that ha* hit th* Jack rat for him- going to the church. "They took Rockford* 111.,, cook on th* Chief. to Mr. Steven ion," and added It the new station and ellminato "ife ttudM jm k^JiL. |he r|a*» blood teste and obtained a mar­ In serious condition *ro Chart** would print hla. aUtonwnt ia fulL Evening, Bept. 6 between 8 and many of the inadequacies ef the Before leaving London to fly t* Nixon Loses Long of Mlsii Agn« t r u t l i , drewthg riage' Hc*nse." *h« saW. 10 pm. at the Parish House of Paris, Lloyd told newsmen, “we Kincaid of Albuquerque, hrako- Stevenson's p rist secretary, Clay­ th* Holy Cross Episcopal Church. open boxes. such stock high school aubjects "! think sha wanted to change man, and William P. Wright of ton Frltchay, accused Hagerty of Ore still working for o peaceful Fight To Vote The new substation was opened na the been and flower*. “taking two wholly unrelated com­ her mind or postpone things when Chicago, waiter. A committee of three, Including settlement." • Rev. A. O. Melnnls, Rev. W. P. with 41 lock boxes and all of them “George Spruce, (he WCII8 they went Into the church," Sikes tn leu icrioua condition In ments and telescoping them.” Ha­ "Use of foreo,” he declared Again For Son rented on the first day and TV promotion director, n CHfl said. "Is always distasteful to our peo­ WHITTIER. Calif.. TAP) — Brooks Jr., and Rev. Perry L. were Springer are Mr. and Mra. Nor­ gerty said “ ! didn't telescope a waiting list hat already been es­ classmate of Al soldi II* added ther* also was a pos­ man Rosen of New York, Hits them," and refuted comment on ple and must be a last resort." Frank A. Nixon haa lost his long Stone was appointed to look Into tablished. It is planned, Postmas­ Uoyd said present British and flvht <n vote ones more for hi* the race relations in Sanford and ter Field said this morning, to "Al le a big man today In th* sibility Mercer hed made her ac­ Jessie Schwelxer of Maplewood, tne Time* statement. Seminole County. French military preparations "are ten, V ie a President KMtard world In Chicago and nation­ company him at gunpoint. He eeld Mo., and Mrs. Hattie Mrckfeeasee Letter L. Marx, Hebrew-evange- have at least 200 post office boxes art nf a precautionary nature." | Nixon, “the pistol was new—th# box It of Maplewood. wide, and It's no surprise. Study O f State's available for use in the area. esme In was on th* front »eat of Associated Press writer John B. “But," he added, “ there may Death cama quietly last night to liat, presented the program and “HU classmates knew that he The new substation will elimi­ offered hla ■ervices In appearing spine a tlma when vital Interests the 77-year-old former grocer. He Curtis ssld "the Usk even of de­ T raffic Safety many of tho roadside boxes was handing for the big time. Hln their car." which are not cure alone may struggled nearly two weeks at rhurchea and school! In behalf nate termining the number of deed Is work showed It. in which the rural rout* carrier of bit program to educate youth against a combination of crucial horribly complicated because of Needs Begins Soon have to bo protected . . . “Today, Al Stine Is Instructor placed as many ns 14 light bills condition of the trains." A big question in the Cairo ailments, and then, realising the in the dangers of narcotics. MIAMI UK — A State legislative County Listed 23rd in one box. Additional security In nl the Chicago School of Fine "The cars," Curtis said, "are committee begins a itudy this talks was whether Neater would end was near, calmly arranged the delivery of checks and other Arte| find also is a member of pu t forward a new proposal of hla his own funeral services. mangled, twlited and standing on month of Florida** traffic safety County To Get valuables through either the gen­ tho art staff of n big advertising In Service Trades Earlier he had hoped to vote end. Women'a shoes, bedclothing needs. own for the future of the canal, a eral delivery or post office box agency. and suitcases are itrewn every­ Sen. Merrill P. Barber’s com­ rout* of Middle Eastern oil ship­ again. “Pm going to make It," ha Over $20,000 Receipts Report features. “1IU Charleston pals, that U told hla physician last week. "I mittee on traffic and highway ment* vital to Western Europe. James Cooper, of the Midway those who buy tho masculine- Receipts from Florid*’* asrvlca where." want to be around to vole In No- From Gos Tax section, bought the first money type niagnslnee, era getting n trades amounted to more than >652 Ambulances, doctors and offi­ safety will uaa Its finding! as the vemher," Seminole County ’‘ ill receive order Issued at the Sloes Rural fine sample of Al's prowess at million In 1934. the University of cers from most of northern New basis for new bills to be placed Miamian Charged The vice president, his two 120,332.15 from gasoline tax eol- •Station. Florida’s Economic Leaflet re­ Mexico were summoned tn the before the next legislative session. brothers, Edward and F. Donald, loctod during th* month of Aug­ "This is one of the features of the drawing board, The Florida death ret* la about scene. "Al Stine, who used to draw ports. With Smuggling and their mother, Mrs. Hennah ust for July gssollne sties. The ihc local Post Office program to 20 per cent higher this year than In the county-by-county tabula­ The accident occurred at 3:10 tha bees end flowers at Char1 Nixon, 71, were at the elder Nlxit returned to the county for: |mpraVe mall delivery service In leston, Is represented In the cur tion of these receipts, Seminole a. m. five miles south of here In tait year when about a thousand Guns Out Of U.S. on's side when he died. Mrs. Nix­ Ux road bond and road building pur- the Sanford rrea," Postmaster rent edition of Playboy, of ell County is listed 23rd as compared gently rolling ranch country. The person* were killed. Exactly 500 MIAMI (ft — Juan Maria lisa, a on held hla hand until the end. poses. Field said this morning as he anto the number of service trsde main line of tho Santa Fe at this persons have been killed to date 41-year-okl 31 la m i businessman ............................ thin year compared to 536 by th* Dr. I. N. Kraushaar said a pul- Ray E, Green, State Comptrol- nounred the opening of the new things," establishments during 1954. point parallels U. S. Highway B3. corresponding time last year. facod arraignment today before'nll)nary coniresPnn w n *— lin- lor, In hla monthly release said -ubstatlon. According to th* Economic Leaf Only the dleiel unite of the mill A total of 30,884 have been In­ n U. 8. commissioner on chargee mediate cause of death. Ill alnce that gasoline sales during the ‘"This substation has been lorelet there were 149 establishments train went off tha track, crushed jured compared to 14,444 last year. that ha smuggled guns out of thej u stomach uiver hom o [ranged .it month of July totalled 106,200,125 led in one of the most thickly Ait Force Man Is with receipts totaling >3,933,000. and lorn. •country. July, he became critical Aug. 23, gaUons, a decrease of It.242,440 jmpulateil sections In Seminole Per capita recrlpts were >58, with Of 13 cars in the Chief, only Barber, who met yesterday with Me was nabbed by customi1when an abdominal artery rup- gallons under the 117,442,865 gal- County," the Postmaster said. Jailed, Charged a payroll of >634,000, and 234 paid seven remain on the track. Others Dade County Safety Council memben, u ld the major aim of hia AgenU last night as he got off! turvd. His physical stamina Ions sold during the previous Within 53-hundredths of a mile employes. Curtis said, were "twisted and committee will be to write a uni­ I plan* from Havant. j nmaxed hla physician, month of June. However. July . there are 117 rural boxes, he com. With Hit, Run Based on figures compiled by the mangled and taleacoped, pointing form traffic law. Othar aims are A 10-year-otd Orlando Air U. S. Census Bureau, the Leaflet upward a t grotesque angles.” Isa* was released from Jail Aug. “He's a tough member of a sales a rt (.025810 gallons more mooted, closer supervision of driven* li­ Force llaae photographic squad­ reveals that Florida ranked fourth *0 In El Salvador. He was arrested] tough generation," Dr. Krauihaar than the 85.17U1& galkms told A Santa Fe spokesman aald tha during July of the previous year, ron men waa Jailed late Monday In tho nation in total receipts from Chief ran through an open switch censing and itricter auto ln»|voAt. San Salvador, capital of the1said. tions. Task O f Bringing afternoon after being taken Into motels unJ tuurlst courts. CentraJ American country, In The vice presldeht took his fa­ IKS. and into the tiding where the “If w* can eliminate faulty Similarly, gat tax collections, custody 10 miles from tlm scene Authored by Carter C. Ustorblnd, mail train waa waiting. July when authorities caught him ther’s death "pretty badly,'* driven and faulty car* and get of ■ hit and run accident. 4ftw ® revolvers in four suitcases. friends said. He remained In se- which totalled 57,404,599, repre-! Constitution Up associate research professor, and uniform traffic laws we are bound Robert Henry DeSantel was Ells* S. Jones, assistant in re­ laaa aaid ho had sold the guns relation in the big, two-story home •anted a decrease of $785,416 in to stop a lot of tha highway blood­ To Date Continues collections under the 58.110,013' Jto terglo del Toro, an exile from In nearby La Habra. charged with exceeding safe speed search, tne Leaflet Is published shed,” Barber aaid. MIAMI (ft— The giant task of and hit and run following nn ac­ monthly by the University's Bureau Contestants Will hat lie made no Immediate an- collected during the previous Hia committee will hold seven country nouncement of his plana fer to- month, and an Increase of >560,339 bringing the Florida Constitution cident at the Lake Monroe llrldg* of Economic and Business Re­ hearing* beginning in Miami Sept. Display Beauty, also morrow, when he ia scheduled to over the $6,544,240 collected dur-j up to data continued here today lhortly before 4:30 Monday after­ search. 24 and continuing at Fort Pierce ] at a public hearing. noon. Traveling north on 17-92, “ Florida’s increase over 1945 in police. speak before the American Lagion inf the same month last year. Sept. IS, Orlando Sept. 26, Tampa Talent Tonight Although July tale* and collec-' T h e Constitutional Advisory DeSantel skidded Into a car that tout hotel, motel, and tourist court The Miami man told El Salva- Convention In Loa Angeles, Oct, 1, Jacksonville Oct. 1, Pensa­ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. tft — fell below those of June, CommUslon U hearing suggestions had stopped because of the brllife • o r authorities he bought the guns receipts of 69.4 per cent, represent­ The SO Miss America contestants cola Oct. 9 and Tallahassee Oct. they are still ahead of last year's in a series of hearings aqd then being closed. DeSantel turned his n Miami's Negro section for 548 aalea and collections and repre- will draw up its recommendations car around ad sped from the scene, ing a change of >77.7 millon, was start displaying their beauty, poise 11. •ach end that they would bring only by Nevada's In­ and talent tonight before a panel sent no new trend. This year's' for presentation to the Lcgisla- He was taken Into custody by outranked •1W each In th* Caribbean marcrease of R3.5 per cent," too auth­ of Judges. June talcs and collections were • lure. Florida Highway Patrolman Carl SEPT. 4 Tha beauties, representing 46 Underground Blast unexpectedly high, as during past! A doxen persons yesterday dls- Williams, Deputy Sheriff Andy or* reveal. *> . c unties accounted for 71 per itatee, Chicago, the District of years summer isles and collections cussed various basic law quesEvans and Pat Raker. Charlie McQueen (Sanford) cent of the state's total service Hawaii and Canada, will Touches O ff Fire usually level off beginning Inj tions. Joyces Christmas De.Hantel waa driving a 1947 thsde receipts in 1U54. They wore Columbia, Beaula Thornton (Sanford) be Judged in evening gowns, iwlm In Isolated Mine May, with only relatively minor- Former Gov. Fuller Warren, a Chevrolet coach Essie Groan Dane, Duval, Hillsborough, Pinel­ suite and on th* bails of talent. lo-month variations during the member of the study group, said P a ra d e Committee Alice Wright (Sanford) las, Brewsrd and Palm Beach. The half a hundred girl* launch- MYTON. Utah th-B lack amok* summer, and rise again in Oct­ he thought any new Constitution I Macharfltot Within this group, Dad* had by far ■amiflnallits Saturday morning. poured from th* shaft of th* ober. Chairman Nomed jeorga Conyers (Sanford) the largest receipts with >347.1 mil­ Miss America 1957 will be cbo**n small Parlstt GUsonite Mine to­ fir;Jx2!bt,n ^ " * •for 41 Arrests Mode Santo Claus {a coming to town I SEPT. • lion, or about M per cant of th* from five finalists during a 90- day following an underground He said a two-thirds vote In • • that la, according to th* Semblast that touched off a fire in total receipt* by servieo trade es­ mlnuta national telecast. Jaycees To Hear Over Labor Day each house of the Legislature fctie County Junior Chamber of Leila Chi ire (Sanford) th* Isolated diggings lata yester­ tablishments in Florida. This will be on ABC Saturday ihould be required on the adoption Commerce ne is. Enoch Robinson (Sanford) day. Retired Officer Weekend Here night. of tax laws and that no taxes The Jaycees have named VISITING HOURS: But, th* mine's estimated 18 Th* half • mindred girls launchCotodr. G. R. Strickland, U. Hhrriff J. L. llobby sold that a any kind should be levied on Tommy McDonald, a representa­ Private Room* II a. m. — 8 P- m. Navy, retired, will apeak at the of employe* had ended operation* ad tha annual pageant last night medicine house rentals total of 41 arresta ware mad* FSL Head Will Not tive of the Abstract Corporation, Semi-Private Rooms t p.m. 4 p.m noon luncheon meeting of th* groceries with a big parade down tho board­ for th* day and left for bom* over the Labor Day Holiday or clothing worth le u thMn $33. na Chairman of the Christmas 7 p. m. — • P- » . walk of this resort. Lights played about an hour before the blast. Somlnolo County Junior Chamber The 37-member commission will week-end with an addition of 4 Seek Re-Election Pediatrics U a. a . — • p. m. of p a r a d e committee, There wore no Injuries, but min* on M gaily decorated float* and Commerce Thursday at the summons Issued for appearance in hold sessions In Tampa tomorrow John Krider, president of tho and/or grandparents only) Yacht Club. Supt. Robert Ferron said tha mlnp trumpets blared from 24 bands as *JUMuaceaa« of McDonal (parents and Friday; Orlando Monday. court. Florida State League, said In San­ Obstetrics according to accomo­ thousands of spectators got a ltaelf would bo a total loss. appointment no chairman of the Comdr. Strickland is cxperteJ The arrests were principally Jacksonville T u e s d a y through ford today that “ I will not bo a A gUsonite mine explosion at annual Christmas Parade com- dation and no visitors during feed­ to report on his experience while Thursday and Panama City Fri­ for traffic violations, said Sher­ candidate for president of the Flor­ glimpse of the contestants attired Bonsnxi, Utah, further east, killed ■tfttao was mad# by a . Andrew ing of babies. be waa Assistant Naval Director day. iff Hobby, along with aeveral ida Ktala League at its directors In evening gowns. men In November IBM. V e»r. president of tho local at tho United Notion True* Camp Th* many recommendations It public drunk charges. meeting which will probably be Th* reigning Mlaa America, eight GUsonite la a aolld petroleum Sharon Kay Rich)* of Denver. •tyooo organisation, in tha Jayin Korea. Howcvtr, the Sheriff pointed held in October." £ » rs are supposed to help form subetanco similar to asphalt. 11 •ae'Jonrnal Issued this w*ak. Bob Crumley, a director of the Urn bails for • proposed Consti­ out, these arrests do not include Krider explained that “the pres­ Colo., waa atop a huge allror and ^ Local Jaycees are predicting tha Partly do Joycoos arranged tho program tution to replace tho one which the juvenile cases mods and the sure of business will hoof me from bill* float depleting n throne. She la used In palate, varnishes ltn» prod* fine** Christ aias Parade te a r held with scattered and will introduce tho Navy was adopted In 1554 and which narcotics arrest computed Sun­ serving as president of the league will crown hor tueceeaor Saturday leum compounds and{*'othar + f Ohnmd«aJ ehowerst low for soother season.” 64 times. day. 6 n a l Committee, Nasser Proceeding Cautiously In Talks Bridegroom Kills N. Mexico President To Open Campaign Sept. 12 Betrothed, Self As Is Scene O f W reck With 'Pep Rally' Bride Reconsiders Ministerial Assn. Post Office Opens 1st Welcomes 2 New Rural Substation Today Members At Meet Al Stine Gets Big Boost In Column Hospital Notes Weather V-«. \ �S A N T O y H tI U L P SULTANA TENDER COOKED HiOCULOuii *0* COULD A -t>«ik r*iNTdrr ..ON -sot* I WINCVW l «U.LT W B U ..rT*V SR V n iNtwawTiN'! B fU R V R A '*...T M gl —■A V I t V «IM PUI ( BHrtAMfriONi “V an t HEARTY * VIGOROUS O UR OW N \ laulh. 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MIS. therein gJlj'.kg.M «*>• • « « * . rla h t. t i l l , or J * • r ,UB “ I**" ♦•»* akav*. daacrihed a ra p e r tr elalm td h r yau; ai>« should von fall la do an da. ere* pm canftaao w ill b* antarad « m u ANN PAOI IMITATION MARLS SYRUP *w i t k { S 5' n p hind and tn* *«*l C aart, a t lan fo rd , Plena*, tht* li s t d a r of August. ills. 2 ; P . Iferndnn o P T ip ; abovr. ttrvr.D COURT. s n t iA L £25 S f* A R P PROS S R i* (MM ciR C iir m a r , ai.vns at usu a l Broccoli S pears c i mu l it , in A n a DEL N ORTE ■ULT T o UUIKT t i t L m ,..... « r h it U U U I T. BHYAK, F ru it Cocktail Plaintiff, AMANDA A RKAVtd. at gL, . ARMOURS C orned B eef STATE OP FLORIDA Va* FLUID u u u u j m and KaTJiKrt mjuuiMy TRYN3 TOGSf'fM IN SHAPC FOQ PALL I pocroAu.'Gcr a I HUNCH TWGVRC A > ~ ^ J C O O fN G V r ( . MTOAlNlNGy 2 * 33c IK C a i 2 - 46c I I a t. 89« 8-Inch *'■ wlf*. hrhosa ru ld ta e a is Post o tftaa u # a tsa. Coiumarca u k tah o . “ HUM*. and auHK kaajL whose real* VaU#r MoapUil, i f , Pennsylvania, If living a id lif . dead. th slr ratpaatlva aakaassra heirs, drfrlsees, aradltara *r ether s m s h k w vip, through, under ar against U----- or any of th a n , I'M T lM O /M W e ' COMES A C*a.'LETS HirCH A MPT BACK' lt-wg. Pkg. EACH S clataslat aav aetata, M A W S 'in* lataraat la or lien upon Ikd ra il p r oM ,__ rtr _____ karala described, thsraaf, all a t whose — -------- ' n o t if ie d th a t a suit la quiat title „ D ".“c U v ';* a a v i.c: a f *4 SUPER RIGHT WESTERN CHOICE aaah a t you rlalm lng m TO RELEASE A POISON WMPfN 00ISN’T 7 icTsTNST IT If TNS 10NI i i ; lj : T Jg , l • I mmI wI iL ,|rwlN* n u r i B Rl 90# StaaiMi V*. South to hsalBnlng. Aad r*u are harahy ranuIrad tn l1'* >aur aaawar ar other wrltlaa tmPEE A.M. G 9 I CU TLET ch o ps La □ / 69c Per Pound 85c SUPER RIGHT YOUNG TENDER Calf Liver M ' t uu z :iS \v r Ka? tharaaf upau tha P lalg . < R0AST LB* 8UPER RIGHT FRESHLY Are p r f t h lh . W la ttr Park. PlaH da .« t la- , T of ■•ptauihar. Hit. PP “ P ](a" • aar a ta ta right, till# a •*'.», r INI*r«*[ llsn np«n tha ahoaa-daaoribad g rah * rtr m l u a d i y you; and should you fall IS dsam o a m caafaas* w ill *• anlorad again*! you. WITNESS my hand **d tha a*al nf Mid C o u rt" * t d anfird. Ptortd*. this |||gSas>n< I ssnft?»‘:i;. v a : c.rss a:u House la ganford. Plorlda, th d So fffif* IS OlNCINQ ,— ‘ S L'W MAO y m SH OULD ER mm , S s ^ w fc R fts n M ii S m W HOLE ^ 69c Ground Beef 3^$ 1.0 0 Ealbaak WatorrauM Corn Moal Nablac* PrSMlhM Sottines FadM lsf Clddaaar UmV t # A-Jox Atove- Delaryaal Liquid Vel ^ jg g g ia it CLKATUd R COCKRa M I Caakhar* jV cQ l’gUKM a COCKHAh UNION TO RTAOK STR1XCS Visit before taking their first vaca­ BUENOS AIRES, Ariantlna 1A tion in the Uniled States since they Elact rid UfM and were married lnit April. They will An«aHni*i eail from Le Havre Friday aboard Pmrdr Ualw voted yaHy today to ■ago a aorlai of prairoaalvtly the liner United gtatae. longthtnlni atrikta for hlghar wage*, rutoon thousand member* shouted their approval of the actios at l maw'tnodUng. Powor eampoalea a rt reportad to kava eOared pep Increases of as par cant acres* tha board, Tha un­ its 1c demanding increases ol M par cant, A m bitious young M an o r W om ant looking W h Nationwide, the quality a# tim­ Nina out af ton eowunerclal for- ber (a declining, with * tenth #f eat acre* In Florida are privately- the total Umber values* In col) iMam owned. Bouquet TO) dACaUKLtNH (I. COCK RAM. •he** raaidaaea had ms lllug . ss:r»:.i« vtslis. Good know ledge o f E nglish, ability to type is absolutely necessary. I f you like Cookies .4?!i-f « A S P i .l S 'M a adaihsi ran la Ik* Circuit Court i f Samluol* Ceuolr, r i t r l l s . la Chaurary hy CUCATUU I t IXK'KRAK. Tdh ar* haraby raautrad ta rile your Aaawer aad /ar olhsrwlea plaad la aeaordaheo with law, with tha Clark af tha ab o rt so Ultra Court a*d to •frv* a easy *f same upou Tam Plorlda, oa a r bafara tha 1st day af Ootohor. A. m I lia Uiaaewiso * Rarrs* Pro Coafejeo will bo oatorod agalost yau foe failure ta so aerv* aad til* your aaawer or ether da- S Lg. Stslks FRESH BARTLETT Royal Hawaiian Chunk Tuno Laundry Blench f o r » fu tu re. S ta rtin g sa lary will be depen­ d a n t on yo u r ability in o u r line o f work. lu r r y '* OalhM tl iTorir af tha Clreult f*»art. la aad P ar demlaola Ceaatr, Clorox gg 29c ft 17c T u rn e r ,-A AS T HMA Hhdaaw Table T«o Napkins 2/23c to w rite, th is is a re a l o p p o rtu n ity fo r you* Send all d etails to Box H S J % T he S an fo rd H erald. Priced Is this od effective th w a rt flRtafw dsjr, SeptMftwr a UM. MS MAGNOLIA A T*. �)5.; .!•: SANFORD HERALD AS nil MSUIT OP THI DIOUOHT that Is withering the southwest, water Is being yold at 50 cents a gallon In some Dallas, Tex., stores. Hera, clerk Don Haynes sell* a half gallon to Joyce HlnchclitTe. The city hat been using salty water from the Red River for various pur­ poses, but salt-free drinking water comes from a spring and Is packed In wax containers, Ilka milk. (infernalIonal Soundpholo) Legal Notice • i n t h h r i t i t i r r c o i i « r ns- t i i s i ' x ix t ii j i m r i t i , riH i i i r n r •TIISI BT tT S: OS- II.C1H1IM. I \ S M I k ro a skwixui.s: c o n n is liT is x ts in v . w a I j t k r it. M i J L t . m i n #*<1 c m . •KAIIKTII JIULM.NEn, h i. wife. I 'l alnlirr., Va JKXXIK I*. HAI.Tl>X. •« «1 D.frndnnla. •ntitT t o o n s it t i t i . s: C h a n e s r r Xn. 9SJI XISTIfK Til IIKSSISII TOi j u x x j i : r . h a i . t o n .m i RAI.TriX. he r limlmint: UOISDON 11 j n s r p i l I*ALTOV iiml n.Vt.TOX. h i . wife; nntVRVA ,. LILLIAN n.SI.TOV n n .1 h e r u n ­ known HAXFOIU1 F. n nrnxnT *mi r . r n u . E n. n n i ’i i v i - r t,u w ifrr m i n n j c n T M. Sfcl.llAnX ami JYI1X k . >1-. l . r . s n x . Ml wife; i i m i t m II. m i l l k r . n d x r i .lt u s m . i . n n . h i . wif»: f-irAitt.r.n w . «AtXKn. Jtt. and h i. u n know n . doiiis : and WILLIAM A. n.SIXnH and h i. nnknnw n «pnusn: If U rine , and It dead. Ilia u n know n b a in , d»vls.es, Iranlr**, g ra nte es, *»* s l a n r r . lienors, creditor*, lru.1res, Ilf or o t h e r . i-lalmlna undrr th e nlxivs na med lieleiidanl.! and all p a rlie s liavlna o r claim. Inn tu b a s e u n r rlalil. title* ur ' V - I n t r r e a t In and In the followlna * d i . c r l h a d land* .Itunted In Mrm,. inula f u n n o , Florida, tu -w lt; .. U e e ' n n l n r a l t h e N ortheast c o rn - r nf Ixit t nf T r l a a a l e d a K a* recorded in r i . t Uo*ik *. I * * ' St nf the Public llecnrda of „ Hamlnole County. Flnrlde. run _ Vnrtli *1 d e a r e r . «Z m in u te . W r . l Ut.fl feet, run thence hnutli 15 ilrgree* SI m in u te . 5" ...... .ml* W e t 1 l " « fret, m n theiii a ttoiilh IS d e a r e r . 51 min* m e* K*.t I t s 0 feet to the Wealnrlv r l» h l- n f * u « v llit^ n> Mtnl® l l l a h « 11T Xu. I thence ru n In a X u r l h r e . l e r l ) ' direct lull a |n n * g the tV e.lerlv rlnlil.nt-w ny line * nf **ld Hint. lltuliH-u* Xn. 1 10.0 f«b«l tu linn imsInt nf r m i a uk iim m itv x o t ik ik p t h . l I nil *re r.tm leed In f l j . Voile w r llle n defen,a will* Ih* f l e r k nf th e f l r r i i l l f u l l l l »et mil helnw. and In i r r v r a ropy upon Plain* Hff«* a l t u r n r r I'rrv la I*. Swann. I I S ' , fti.ulh Orana* Avenue. Orlando. Florida imt la t e r Ilian Ilia Slth day nf Keptemli.r A l> IS5*. T h e e i l u r e nf |M* eult I* In quiet r i a l n l lf f . * Illle. T he nam* of the rvui-t In which the .n it wa> Instl* tilled and I* pcndlna I. Iha rlr c iill - F n u r t f u r Iha Xlnth Judicial Circuit P nf Iha M a l a nf FlurlAn. In and fur Kemlnot. County and an a lib ray U I« l t |t l a nf tha m i * t. " AbTS.It II. MUI.MXKK amt KI.IIU1IKIII Ll.N’HU. h i . w*l«. *tr.u * J W M I * **. r my head and sent a t C lark of tha C ircuit t-nurl of the N inth J u d ic ia l Circuit of the M a to of Florida. In and l o r Hewtnule County, thin Ihe S l . l day of AuaU.t, A. i). isse. U. F. Herndon Clerk Circuit Court Uy J i I* Hurdlck D e puty C lerk P e rv le I . Hwnnn A tto rn ey fu r 1'lntntlff. l i s t s Houth O rana* A tenu* Orlando, F lo r id a • IM CO II JIT V J l l H i l I a till 1 1ST, S K M IS ttL IS C O C A r i , S't t'SSIIIA ■ JJUTATJJ or ANNA AJlUtlbO, da* B O T H * o r FIX Al. AKW'IST AJJJJ APPLK'ATIOX fom os. c h s All p e r so n , a r a hereby niillfled th at um1 er«i*rird Ancillary A*ln»»«* 1st r s l or. C. T. A. of . a id e sln ts h*J c o m u l .t a d Ih* a d in ln l.tr a llo n tb erro f nstd ha# filed In w l d court Shi* b Sinai r a n o rt a n d application for d • • L V h s r x e . Objection# therein. If sh ould be duly filed. A fte r flllnu proof of publication .lion In* t u n police nae been published once a w e ek fnr four conse cutl** n t e k t She w e l t e r of a pproval of • * » « * •• p o r t nnd th e o r d e r ! . * of distribution of . a id e . t a l a will com* belor* Ih* “ “ rU HAI.P1I KVANOKI.ISTA An Ancillary A dm inistrator ” i r r A of u l d esUt*. ........... AVhltfl.M. W r l a b t A WhllfleW . Orlando. F lo rid a . A tlnrneva f a r K sta ia _________ I I I THII n o n IT c o i’KT o r t h i j X tXTH J I ' D i r i A t , C I B C I I T . i s a m i r o a acssixocsi l o n r r r , r iA IB tO A . n s s t i'K a r in . asss ru titA iiKNurmsstN n o v r r ru in tlff HOD RUT DOUBT. . . , . Defendant XOTII'H TO S P P R U TO! IIOIIRIIT HOIIF.T. la caro nf • H U II T DOUET. CAMDEN AVEX PR. XEW AHK. NEW JE R X E T l You a re hereby n ollflsd t h a t a _ * . u l t fo r dlvorea bn* been entered « a p a l n » l you by FhO llA IIENDEIIBOX IIOCRT. In t b a Circuit C ourt of th a N inth j u d ic i a l C i r c u it of F l o r ­ ida, In and f o r Bemlaola County. t l » ahhrevlaia d title a l t h a case bein g TI.OIIA IIBNUMIMON BOUEY. 'Inlet Iff. va ROBERT BOL’CT. > '.n d .n t. T ati' a r e hereby roa a ired to file a n a u a a r a n c e o r o t h . r plaadinp la thla cause on o r before X e p i.m h rr I t I SSI. else a Deere* F ro Confee.u shall be entered a u a l n e t you. IN IVITNIUid W IIR IIEOF. 1 have h e reunto set my hand and affixed (he seal nf Ihe C o u rt thla SI d a y of c A u a u . t , A. D. t t l d . f <>. P. Herndon c l e i h a f t b s above a ll i e d court. (dRAU Miller Says Code O f Brainwashing Far Behind Times IIY FRANK CARNEY AP Science Reporter’ CHICAGO 1*1—Official American policy with regard to men with­ standing “brainwashing” Is as far behind the limes a* TNT is be­ hind the atomic bomb, a civilian scientific consultant to the Army sav*. Dr. James 0. Miller, Univers­ ity of .Michigan J’sychlatrist-paychologUl, declared yesterday that Ihe present American rode of con­ duct for U.S. military personnel when captured bear* “ ihe as­ sumption that strength of rhur­ ic Ier and patriotism can combat brainwashing.” "There ii reason to lugKent," Miller (old the annual convention of the American Phyrhologiral Association “ that Ihe present code of conduct of our military forces ha* not yet come face to face with the potential technical de­ velopments in brainwaaKng. “It Is In Ihe TNT n're'n lifnln washing rather than n future atunilc age. "An officer does not order a soldier to remain at attention tin tier fiber anenllicsla. It Is the simplest common sense that no mailer how patriotic lie miglit be he could not execute such an order. “The nllunt'un Is not much dif­ ferent with present or future methods pf hrnliiwn.hing, Thu magnitude of their Influence on behavior may be so great as to dwarf the moderate Superiority of resistance a ileJIcated, discip­ lined soldlcd might have over an AWOL" Miller beads a University of Michigan research project that Is doing work for the office of the Army surgeon general. The proj­ ect Is aimed at establishing means of preidentifying men who might “break” under various kind* of stress, including battle. It does not include “brainwashing’* re­ search, Miller said. Present methods of brainwash­ ing he said, employ “cruet” psy­ chological techniques, sometimes applied in an environment of cold, hunger nnd Isolation. Rut he said he is especially concerned alxiut what he termed poisibilltiea that present methods might eventually lie intensified to include such conceivuble things as powerful brain-affecting drugs, electric stimulation nf the brain, and other equally rigorous lechnlquea. And he declared that hla con cern is such that he “recommends” providing suicidal “cyanide pill.’' or other means of suicide to arm ed fiwces memlicrs enlrusUvi with really top-aocrct Information — for u.e if in danger of being “brainwashed." Ha aahJ, however, that »uch top-secret inform atlon — and hence any aurh pills _ should be In the possession of only a few men. kiiisians Pushing Moscow As Big Tourist Attraction By YERN HAUGI.AND Associated Press Staff Writer It may not rival Paris. London or New York as a rubberneck’s vacation dream spot but the Rus­ sians are pushing Moscow as a tourist attraction. Soviet officials say Ihey have granted visa* to some 2.500 Ameri­ can tourists this yesr. This Is many timea more than were lasurd In all the years of the Statin regime. The avowed purpose Is to make shreds out of the Iron Curtain and thereby win friends and influence pcopte. And it’s n trend that apparcnlty will continue If you have the urge to sec Russia and ran afford it and if the U. S. State Department doesn’t object to your going. You’ll get there most readily in a group on a scheduled tour be­ cause it’s easier for the Russians to handle you that way. Rut you ran gel In Individually, too—and unless you're someone special, you probably won’t be followed or spied upon or annoyed. You'll be largely on your own and you'll be able to travel to some far rorncr* of Ihe Soviet Union—provided you make Ihe ar­ rangements well In advance ami stick to them once they’re made. If you try to change things once they’re put In motion, or If you fail to make adequate advance preparations, you’ll find yourself hog tletl and hurled In all the frustrating red tape of the great­ est bureaucracy In the world. No. t tourist attraction in Mocrow it the gruesome twosome in Ihe big mausoleum on R ed •Square. Incredibly long lines of Russian*, patiently waiting their turn to get in for a quick look nt the embalmed bodle* of Lenin ami Stalin, wind out along the Kremlin walls. Western tourists do not have to stand In the Rne. Intourist, the Soviet travel service bureau, :#■rs lo It that they are taken to the head of the lino and moved right in. Cameras arc forbidden. Another, more pleasant must is the National pallet at the ltoMmi Theater. Outside, the Rnlshol is uniptprcxilvc. But when you enter School Safety Drive Starte d By AAA Clubs JACKSONVILLE - The AAA’s annual campaign appealing lo Florida motorist* to take special precaution* when driving near schools has begun. It <s **• nounced by Kenneth C. Kinkla, manager of the North Florida Di­ vision of the’ American Auto­ mobile Association. “ When school door* reopen," “thousands of buys and girls will Ik’ making Iha Journey from home to school for Ihe first lime. They need every protection motorist* can give them." The theme of the campaign again will bo “School's OpenDrive Carefully." Colorful poster* will bo placed in conspicuous spot* near schools, and hum [ter strip* hearing the message will be distributed throughout the state. "We particularly want to get the •word' to driver* who have no chlldtcn nf their own," the mntor club official emphasized. "They are tho ones who are most apt to forget that s|>ecldl speed zone* and school crossings must agaain be observed now that the «unimer vacation is over." Specific things motorist* are beIng asked to do in connection with the ctmpalgn are: 1. Scrupulously o b e y special limits near schools. 2. Re extra alert for children crossing ft reel* at unexpected place*, such a* from between parked speed car* or in mld-h'-'V. 3. Learn to recognize and co­ operate with School Safety Patrol boys and girls. who<c equipment 1s provided by the AAA. 4. Re especially careful when operating a car near school buses. Florida law require* the «»'■ t to bring hi* car to a complete halt fnr a stopped school bus, whccfier approaching or passing. "During the school year," Kinkle said, “the AAA will roo|>crate with school authorities to tcarh children safety habits. Meanwhile every motor!* should ako indivi­ dual retponsibiliy lor nrotec'tns children—even if tha childrrn ara at fault." PRAIRIE LAKE BACKLASH Richard Wldxiark D onna B r e d alfw WORLD In my CORNER ntarriug A"dir Murphy nt coupon* for each day of your stay. For each day you have six cou­ pons nr ticket*—breakfast, dinner, tea. supper, and two sightseeing coupons, each entitling you to the use of an automobile and driver for one hour. The coupon book also pays for your hotel room. As an added tourist lure the Russians have also decided to return 25 rubles ($(1.25 a day) to the visitor for spending money and Incident­ als not covered by the coupons. ' Tip* are extra but are offlcixlly frowned upon—and usually hastily nnd gladly aecrpted. There* are three regular Inlourist hotels In Moscow, all mid-Virtorian in decor and furnishing* but clean and reasonably comfort­ able. The visitor first notices the ex­ treme width of the main boule­ vards In Moscow. They are in broad that in addition to the two traffic lanes tn each directions FISHERIES EXPERT HIRED JACKSONVILLE 'J f i — The U. S. there is a center lane, between Engineers have hired Dr. Gordon white painted lines, reserved for Gunler, a fisheries expert, to help special high speed Dafflc—auto­ plan protection fnr marine and wild mobile* or top government offic­ life affected by work on the Cen­ ials. ambulances, fire trucks. tral and Soutncrn Florida Flood • Private automobiles are Jn creasing in number hut Western Control Di-trlct. Dr. Gnlcr. director of Ihe Gulf automobiles, — particularly new Coast Research Laboratory nt American models In two colors— tlrran Springs. Miss., has 20 year* attract large crowd* wherever experience with fisheries nnd ma­ they park. After Western Europe, the visi­ rine life In the Gulf of Mexico and tor In Moscow Is puzzled hy the Atlantic Ocean. lack of bicjeju traffic. Dicyclcs arc used fur sport only and arc MAN DROWNS IN WATER barred from population centers. SKIING ACCIDENT PALATKA IP—A water skiing People In Ruuda walk, walk, walk, accidrnl yeslerday cost tho life —by the millions. of Gih-nn Griffin, 25, of nearby Thp Western tourist also is Orange Mill*. •truck by (ho shabby appearance Witnesses said Griffin wa* oper­ of almost all buildings In Russia. Much of Ihe bricklaying, hodating a motorboat towing hi* bro­ ther Robert who was ott skis. Rob­ rarrylng, ditchdigglng is dale by ert fell off and Gibson Griffin tum­ women. For this work they wear bled into eight-foot water when skirls—slacks for women arc he turned tno boat to pick him up. frowned upon. Tho victim sank after yelling 'I Armed guards stand at the ap­ can't get my boots off. proaches lo Ihe one remaining Roman Catholic church In the MAYOR ELECTED rity. The Russians similarly guard PIERSON iff—Peter R. Pearson Ihe entrance of each hotel and wa* elected mayor in this Volu­ apartment house that shelter* sia County town's municipal elec­ Westerners. tion yesterday. All In all, Ihe Communist regime itself make* a fascinating tourist The first modern major lea­ attraction for the foot loose Amer­ guer to hit four home runs In ican unaccustomed tn seeing pistol one game was Lou Gehrig of the packing doormen and rifle bearing Yankee* in 11K)2. church ushers. HOLLYWOOD oD-Two wcR-dlsguised blessings have fallen on Danny Thomas In recent months: 1. Jean llagcn, his TV wife on ABC’s "Make noom for Daddy," announced she was quitting-the show. 2. Danny fell and broke his leg during e basketball game with the kids, Theic events would be enough to give any comedian ulcers on his ulcer*. Rut Danny has managed to turn such liabilities tn to assets. In the first place, the absence of a TV wife has given hla writer* a big lift. During three years of show*, they had dredged up every possible domestic situation. "Now we have a whole new ap­ proach," said Danny, relaxing In hi* electric wheelchair during the lunch break. “There are all kinds of possibilities in the situation of a widower bringing up two child­ ren. Later we'll Introduce a little romance. "We’re doing show No. 4, and wc’ic already working on the tflth script. We’ve never been that far ahead before." • Ho can thank the broken leg for tome of his biggest laughs. It was written into the script dsddy fell on Rusty’s skate, and he’ll be laid up in the first six show*. "It ha* glvrn tit a lot of comedy material," said Danny, "though If I had my way, 1 wouldn’t have re­ sumed filming until I could walk. Rut we had a deadline for the ■tart of the show Oct. 1 and wo had lo meet It," LAST TIME TONIGHT HTAKTH 7:10 MIW TORS CTTTT POUCI FOtCl h .i Often been called the “fln**t," and now they can claim the added compliment of the "fairest* I Here are three representative* of the beauty to be found amoni j the city’s policewomen. They are: Meryl Grant (top), Joan Lovett (bottom, left), and Virginia M. Dunne (bottom, right). A police* woman must be five feet two, with her weight average according to her height The starting salary is St.000 a year, (international)., STATE’S HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 12 TALLAHASSEE ID— Florida’s highway death toll over the Labor Day weekend wound up at exactly (he figure lac State Highway Tatrol had forecast—12. The fatalities raised the year’s toll to 800 compared with 050 on the corresponding dale a year ago. COLONY TO GET NEW BUILDING TALLAHASSEE tD-Thc Cabinet yesterday awardrd a 1103,661 con­ tract to the Ruxon Construction Co,, of Charleston, S. C. and Jack­ sonville for a new administration building at the linlneivilte Farm Colony for Feeble Minded Children. NOTICE! Mm. Vlrlyn Henoon Is again connected with Bonnla Johneon’s Beauty Shop after being away thla While hi Michigan she attended ihe Virglna Farrell Acadewy of hair atyllng. RO UN D s r *“ BEEF CH U CK ROAST HAVE M M HEBEI FRESH CROUND MRS. JACK IRRAT, who weigh* 200 pound*, la shown with h ff newly-born daughter, Cindy Ann, who weighed In at 14 pounds, J 't ounces at a Lo* Angeles hospital. The father of the child weighs J30 pound*. Thu Rpray t have another daughter, Vicky Lynn, 14 months old. She weighed ten pounds and three ounces at birth. NOW OPEN 12:45 ‘AG ERt NECK 3 - 7" 9* c|bones - BRISKET STEW "■ 10c rwwooaavi A (IRANI! MEAL IN ONE! in ? LOU-ANA WALDORF TISSUE A T R JC O N D IT t O N R O FKATUHES - 1:.12 . .1:29 • 5:28 - 7*23 • 9t.‘IO S ALAD o i l a*- TRIUMPH BLACK o z - \ PEPPER BOX A TOMATOES 303 CAN 2 LIMIT. PLEASEKRAFT I'IJRE JELLY 10 OK. JAR U. 8. NO. t FLORIDA CRYSTAL SUGAR 5 ■* 29c (With 90.00 or Mora Pood Order) LONG GRAIN FANCY FEATURE • 7:23 PLUS LBS. HCXBUtT A VA1C0 M a g ic F ire A XCPUBUC MtODUCTION FEATURE -Oils ONLY “CHILDREN UNDER IS ADMITTl^ FREE" 10c, SPARE RIB A P P LE man fo u n d flo a t in g IN RIVER BRADENTON tJR— A former boatyard owner here was found yesterday floating in the water, apparently the victim of acciden­ tal drowning. .tutharttlei said Leo llickok, about T5, had quarters on a dock be-idc the Manatee Itiver and anparently fell Into the water tha night before. In caUr at 7tM Its magnificence — the tier of boxes, the ornate wall*, the bright colors and brilliant lights—Is over­ whelming. And the music, the dancing and the stage settings ire the very finest that Rusiia has to offer. The Metro—the handsome un­ derground railroad—is easy to vis­ it, and easy to travel on. A 50kopek piece officially 121* cent* buy* you a ride wherever you want to go under the city. Muscovites are proud of their big department store, the Gum. facing on Red Square. Rut in quantity, quality and variety of goods this finest store In all Rus­ sia fails to approach even the small city department store in the United States, Aside from your airllnr or (rain ticket, Ihe tulouriit fees in Russia is about S3d j day. For this sou got a coupon book with one page 2 Well-Disguised Blessings Fall On Danny Thomas T/P TPP Supf r Warm i " LBS. �* 1 Shock Changes Style O f Ike, Adlai Is—Watch For By IAMK* U K L O ff Too Late To Classify 5 " L 23 Smith, registrar emeritus of the University ' laud a. of Michigan, in two booklets recently pub■y RIIM KU SAT rua grows ferns a blanket ip t « * W . a ^ g f ! ! : Ilibtd. H. » y . tl» t th , Mnlor l « In M.h I can assure you, If you haw la th* world ft*— 5*4 gcho°1 should be "academically the most dlf- not visited gUver Spring* since gram. Nowhere <UnM trssi be oaan S fT L iU f ? S 2 S ? ? J w n ? £ h 5 r £ £ Md not the easiest." If the going is fire destroyed moat of the old “ 1 ” , TJ buildings, you won’t know the tlmo, o mitt ' JJff k|? f* mirnnnt ^ 400 MiJr* h® not**' the *w*ken,n* ,n «°nW • moment of ex ^ to be of the variety known u rude. M m tion or Fewer than half of the nation’s college freah- - t h l n k ^ t h i 'h M ™ . T h ? « o f i & r j n s w hl s « £ & t r a n o . H IM with r n . u i . t n . o e l U d o v .r h ‘ " m lnd' f ■«i s ? *« »m lu *1* m* ,n m Aa aleetria clavatar earrtaa you to the top of tho giant structure and cartUan N ils ring at* regular intervals adding their mafia charm t* the glorious acanlc beauty ad your aumuadlng*. A Am glfV shop aad modern rest­ aurant and louaga are operated la aanMcika, located aa th* ground floor. I wao thrilled la Kh « i . . m . , . to t o to to W n , .b o u t „ th e y t o d u t h j t f o l *"■ r « n . T h .l r p y n t . ■»» h .lp h r r n o m ; oiuin hhrinninw Awva nf uhnnl mending aomo meditation on Smith a sound T ta lfS i w i ...u rn . *• youn, P«h>l.: rj»r pUnn. th—t no chM wffl du»h out In front of tho <■« ■ " 'T * * Mxt ,our ' 'ear, We cannot assume that eome teacher, tKlt ^op tk®B*** . directing the activitiea of thirty or more . gtudenta (and more often many more), can F r e e P r e i t miraculously stay the action—the sudden K B tn|Ujn to My thlt Americani live gpurt of action—of one particular child. a favored existence. The great majority of * So let us keep tbeee things in mind ee „„ have ^ u a t e food, clothing and rfielter. we ester a new a^ool year. Let Ahnoet everyone who wants to work can fcut the safety^ of the children ltee te our h lw „ jobi Wi nn ^ pretty much hande, that by the mere virtue of driving a aa ^ please,' we automatically auume certain sped' flc obligations. In IKS, 8 town son, who had to bo drafted as the Democrats’ presidential candidate, was ao highly self-conscious It showed up right at the beginning: In hla ac­ ceptance speech. He net only employed the letter "I" so ofteu that It may haw aet a record for that kind of speech but used a biblical phrase which eonwyed tones of martyrdom: This was when bo Mid he had wished “This cup would pass from me.'* He conducted what has come to bo known aa a ."high level'’ cam­ paign, talking reoonably and well. Than could bo no doubt of hla intelligence. And it was refresh­ ing to voters long Jaded by politi­ cal claptrap to hwr a politician who used both restraint and a nice taste la the English language. But there wns always the added touch.of tha literary dancing mas­ ter pirouetting among the epigrama. H* la alleged to have antrancod some intellectuals.' But ‘bore wore those who wished ho had laid aside tha flowers. If ho had talked mors simply and kit tks issue* harder, analys­ ing and eapialnlag them, what ha said might haw stuck In people's heads batter when they want into Ute polling booths la ISO. But even though ta tort, fc# tttnwry * hfO T seemed pratty much the m m Stevenson this year when, know­ ing Im had to fight thin tima far couldn't win. the nomination, ho bogan hla cam­ How reports from Stevenson’* paign by going Into tha atata pci- trip around tha country last week mtries for delegates. tail of aueh a change la StevenHla ibock came whan too. tote* ■oa h’s almost unbelievable. Kefauver boat him ao badly la tha When he Mas flt ha mw drupe ulnaaiota primary. poe Bwra da- hla dipped accent, afloat a drawl, feat Uha that would hare foot gota downright fodtsy, and even about ended Btevensen'a hopea. scramble* Ma grammar. That And ha knew It. Ha picked hlmaalf may be eU right, Miking to imall up off tha floor gad began to grove bars and than. But Btaranaoa would hardly try change. Going Into other primarlea tha homespun teash au nationwide against Kefsurer, ha got around TV. What ha may wall do when* among people mow, shook more over ha talks oa TV or to big hands—although it's still hard to crowds la parson la what ho did In bellow there’s a special magic la hla Detroit spaesh yuotarday. that—and talked mow to tha That apaoeh was a* plain, ee point. la abort, he caught oa fire. With tha edf-consdottaaeM of IKS molting away, bo beat He* Tauter in the root of tha primarlea In which they competed directly. Former President Truman may have been still depressed by tha YOU'RE TELLING ME! B O m MOTLI thought th* ftepubUcsM laid it on a hU thick In nominating Richard U. Nison. They praised Mm aa everything but RJU f. t I I fplrits sotra wnalny high fas San Frearises hotel*, too, (I I* re* ported. One grand old portg o/ter another. I I I Th* t epehSmos bed neie af a FOR YOUR GREATER Tha Sanford Harold LIVING PLEASURE the sttte r iM to operated by Mr. aad M n. gay Haws. AktRlaail tea urea are glassed lachsdlng a HctyUnd Muasum. Many akmeboa aad mlnlatarial nsaoalatlaaa have arranged to ■ow Mag wIH than forget ma, O Lord? confiscatory taxes and newsprint "storage Fbraver?—Paalm IS tl. fees", The latest move ia to establish tH# lfen have written us that they have pray- first of what is to be a chain of government«d for strength that has not been given sponsored newspapers. They will tell the them. How do you know it hM not been people only what the regime wants them to liven you? Try using the strength Gud has be told. It is a c s m history that should make 'Uraady given you and God will surely give dtisena of the United States grateful for you more strength. their freedom, including a free press. Puttering Around Proves Profitable Hf HAL BOYLB for hla wife to fall ill to aema oping new toyi, kaa this to My w_*ln,r_T? ? K y -M a n r wlvee to- Uf with a monay-maklng Idas. about hla auecMa. B t e T T S d r ^ Mm ^hke Oaorga U m w of Fnapari, "Unfortunately, many paopta, thatr minds. Island. On# day had weather whan thay da gat a goad pro­ fited# Idea, don't hava enough faith in it. They’re afraid K'e too alntote." wan tired af thatr old Tha moral, tadUs, la thlsi If Kamenbsriag a gam pan have a husband who Ukaa to rtorida'a newest attraetioe. This ssmataf (truetare located Just out of Clermont an Highway IT alts on a hill that atferds a view of tho countryaide Nr aaOoo and g to f i TO* *• th* heart af Ike Florida citrus producing area aad lo a rtgton af lakes n d Mto Convenience W HOLESALE A N D R E T A IL Ftm 401 Waat Thirteenth Street artist, got set same pa carrots, toothpicks and uan ran GRO U N D R E E F LB . 37c 1 B D H I BAIT B E E F L IV E R LB . 35c Colored bath room fix­ Quiet rdaxed l i v i n g tures, all General Eleo- boasting a bit o’country tric Kitchens, exterior naar tha city. Insulated brick sills, tils window ceilings, large screened sills, situated oa green porch, magic chef heater, ■loping hills, full ceramic furred a n d tile bath. w a l l s , I bedrooms, S plastered baths. u . «. o ia ic a m p RUM P ROAST - 55c You can enjoy life in Q U IET Loch A rb o r in a Phillips Home. General Insurance & JAMES GUT AGENCY s a U K W n C j\ ( t ^ |) , MEDIUM la r g e X-LARGE Comer W. Crystal Drive A Lake Mary B N . PHONE 1504 �S o cia l fo e n is Episcopal Priest And Family Feted With Buffet Dinner The Altar Guild of Holy Crosa Episcopal Church entertained with a buffet supper la the boma of Mrs. W. E. Kirchhoff, 161T E. Second St. la honor of Father H. Lyttleton Zimmerman and his wife end mother. Assorted fruits and flower* went used effectively throughout the Kirchhoff home and a bowl of as­ sorted seasaaal fruit was used to center the refreshment table which was ovarlald with a ynllow cloth. Also used were brass candleholders containing creamy white candles. Invite 1 to be with the honored guests wera Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Whltnar Jr, Mr. and Mr*. B. L. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. John GuIsslan, Mrs. Robert L. Cornell, Mrs Mildred Babcock, Mrs. Jos­ eph Saunders, Mrs. Henry McLaulin and Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Kirehhoff. jp & A A o w th , * ★ * ★ * * Impressive Candlelight Rites Unite M iss Bryan, Wendell Hirt .. . . . Miss Rosalee O f Milton Ray H LONGWOOD — At 4 p.m., la the First Methodist Chrucb la Winter Park, Sunday, Joan Jump became the bride of Milton Bay Helms, with the Rev. Jaok Davis officiating. The bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Walter 8. Jump Sr. Winter Park, and the lata Mr. Jgmp. The groom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Andl L. Helms of Longwood. Ths bride, given la marriage by hsr uncle, Lee Brinkerhoff of Redmon, 111., wore a walu-lsngth gown of white Chantilly lace and tulle, fashioned with a pleated bouffant skirt and Peter Paa neckline. Her veil bring double tiered and finger-length was caught to a Queen Ann cap of seed pearls. She carried a white aatin covered Old Tastiineat, which has been carried by bride* of her family for alt generation*. Maid of boner, Janloe Woodruff, wa» dretaed la a burgandy bouf­ fant gown of cynulette. The bridesmaid*, Karla Piper, Parti, 111., and Nancy Lee Jump, slater of the bride were gowned la, coral and aqua ehyatalette. Leon B. Helms, served as his brother's best-man. Ushsrs wort J. Robert Jump and Harold Helms brothers of the bride­ groom. A reception was bold at the bride’s home following the ceremony. Upon return from their wed­ ding trip the couple will make their home in Longvood. Otis Eugene Fourakre Saturday MISS MARIA Elisabeth Menendes, daughter of Mrs. Elsie 8. Menendes and the late Avellno Mtnendes and granddoughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Mike Saus, has besn notified by Saint Vlncsnt'a Hospital, la Jacksonville, that she has been accepted Into the September class of their Frhool of Nursing. Miss Menendes, who graduated with the Number Four, Mra. D. C. How class of '56 from Bishop Moore ard, chairman, will meat at 9:09 High School In Orlando, will p. m. In the home of Mra. Hanry report to St. Vlneent’a on Sept. Brown, 9627 Laurel Ava. Number Five, Mrs. Clarence Snyder, chairman, will meet at 11 a. m. In the home of Mrs. Car­ rie Nlchol*. W. First 8t. at Mon­ roe Corner, for a covered dish din­ ner. Number Six, Mrs. A. C. Moon, chairman, will meat at I p. m. in tha home of Mrs. W. A. Patrick, By DOROTHY ROE Loch Arbor. Number Stvso, Mrs. W. D. Associated fees* Women’s Editor Simpson chairman, will meet la CAFE CURTAINS ran give a lift, tha Educational Building at 1:10 to almost any window la tht house. Smart and easy to make are but­ p. m. Number Eight, Mrs. J a o k ton-on curtains which have special Grosna, chairman, will maot at fashion Interest In their novel use 8:4S a. m. la Ih* homa of Mrs. of button* and their gay multi­ color trim. John Ivey, 149 N. Elliott Avt. Kvanlng Circle Number Ooe, An effective color eomblnstloa Is Mr*. W. 8. Bromley Sr., chairman, to make curtains ol yellow Imtlanwill meat at I p. m. In the Edu­ head cotton trimmed with coral cational Building with Miss Lett* buttons and rlckrark with coral Catdwsll, Mlsa Elate Faroy. Mrs. and rows of bias binding and rickW. R. Brown, and Mra. Ernest rack In brown, coral and aqua across tha bottoms of the curtains. Pugh serving aa hostesses. Evening Cirri* Number Two and Local sewing center experts advise Evening Circle Number Thro* will u n of four time-saving sewing ma­ hold a Joint meeting at I p. a . la chine attachments—the buttonthe horn* of Mr*. W. R. Anderson, holder, the multi-slotted hinder, the l i t Oak Av*. with Mn. Sacay edge stitcher and the slguggcr. TO estimate Ih* amount of ma­ King serving a* cohoiteu. terial needed for a pair of the TUESDAY first m u sure tha dtetanc* The Okanars Class af tha P in t curtains, tha curtain rod In proper po­ Baptist Church will hold It* rogu- from sition to the window sill. Then sublir monthly meeting at I p. at. la tract two Inches from this length, tha home of Mra. J. E. Hsmmerls, to allow for the button-on Ube >414 DaCotta S t, with M n. R. T. serosa top; and add four Inrhrs Hunt aervlng aa eo-boitoso. from this for th* seam at top edge and tha hem at bottom edge Us­ ing fabric 96 Inches wide, double Local Women th* final measunmenta to deter­ mine the total yardage needed fur Attend Conference u c h pair. To make a pattern for the scal­ In Daytona'Beach loped facing nt top, It Is suggested This past weekend Mrs. Estelle you cut a strip of paper 4H inches Gilsaon, Mn. Janlo Dixao and by Jg Inches. Measure In IN Inches Mrs. Be*trio* Aodersoa attended from alch short edge and mark, th* State Business Woman's O r­ to allow for the button-on-tabs el*'* Missionary House Party and acroe* top, and add four Inches. Conference at the Priacees Issena Divide the distance between these Hotel la Daytona Boaek. two marked point* into five equal Highlight of th* Cenfareno* sections, placing a mark every 814 won tha talks of five mtetlostr- Inches straight across the pattern. 1*< who w en Mlsa Edith Chancy Connect these points with a curved of Nigeria, Mlsa Vlrgtaia Mathis, Una, using a round bowl or plate Philippines, Mlsa Mary Loeills as a guide for marking, to out­ Saunder*, Philippine*, and Dr.- and line • series of scallops about two Mrs. D. F. Stamp* of China aad Inches deep. Hawaii ; Using walloped paper pattern a* The a im and Ideate w on pre­ a guide, cut material for facing*. sented |a r the program ef work! Cut lengths of material for cur­ for th* coming-year and It w u tains. Turn a one-inch hem Inside announced that th* neat confer- edges of curtains then turn under enco wlU he held at th* same hotel th* bottom edge, and stitch. Press n u t Labor Day weekend. ham*. On th* facing, turn under th* bottom edge 14 Inch. Also turn fluffing celery? Choose branch** under the side edges IH Inches with deep groove* so they will so that th* facing fits curtain. held the stuffing well. Edge-stitch and press. Place the right sides of curtain Serving soup and dessert for lunch? Thick si leu ef hot crusty garlic broad wiU help satisfy oaten. Calendar WEDNESDAY Morning Circle No. • of th* First Mr. and Mrs. George E. Quinn Presbyterian Church will meet ta had ai guests over the weekend the home of Mrs. L. B Llbbcy, Mrs. Quinn’s brother and sister- 2605 Iroquois Avt., with Mrs. Jo* in-law. Mr. and Mrs. William M. Baker, Chslrmin, presiding Lenaoi, and ion John, of Atlanta, Annual Business meeting at th* First Baptist Church at 1:90 p.m. Ga. 8unday School Worker* Council Dr. Wade Rucker Jr., of Lees­ at 5:15 p.m. burg, was here over the weekend j Girl Seoul Troop 149 will meet visiting his parents, Mr. and In th* Youth Building af th* Pm byterten Church, 909 Park N n. H. Wade Rucker. Ave. Mr*. Fred Robb, the leader, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Cooper! urgts that all girls be present as moved Saturday Into Iheir new lh« troop will divide into naw patrols at that Urn*. horns at 9420 Orange Ave. The W.S.C.S. of the Ebsncstr Mrs. Doug Stenslrom'a sister Methodist Church will meet at tha and brother-in-law, Ur. and Mrs. hot of Mr. J. C. Warmack at 7:45 Ben Curri# at Daytona Beach, p.m. THURSDAY were here to spend the weekend and also to take home their The Rev. C. L. Arnold win con­ daughter, Mlsa Connie Currie, duct th* morning devotions over who had bean spending the past WTRR, Sanford, at 1:90 a. m. week with lb* Stenstromi. Intermediate choir rahaaraal at the First BaptUt Church a t I Mr. and Mr*. George Wells and p.m. their granddaughter, Miss Marty Adult Choir rehearsal at tb* stempler. returned Monday from First BaptUt Church at • p.m. ■ month's tour of tha western Tha first meeting jf tb* Weststates. They stopped off In Port­ side School P-TA will ba bald al land, Ora., where they visited re­ T:J0 p.m, lative*. G.K.L. Class of tha First Bapt­ Ut Chutvh will meet in the chapel Mr, and Mrs. Winter Kim**, of 9 p.m. Mrs. J. A. Cunningham and Columbia, 8.C., are In town visit­ hsr group will serve as hostesses. ing her parent*, Mr. and Mra. A reception will ba hold la th# Hugh Duncan. Parish House of th* Holy Cross Episcopal Church between tb* Mr. and Mrs. Grady Duncan, hours of ■ and 10 p. at. ta honor and son MUte, have returned| of the Rev. H. Lyttleton Zim­ from their vacation whleh was merman and family. spent la the northeastern pert ef FRIDAY Georgia. Tb* Rev. C. L. Arnold will conMr. and Mrs. J. N. GlUon are duct the morning devotions over back home after spending two WTRR, Sanford, at 9:90 p.m. SATURDAY relatives, week visiting with among whom wore Mr. Glllon's Th* R.A.'a meet at tha First niece, Mrs. Raymond Smith of BaptUt Church at 9i90 a.m. Palmetto. Mra. Smith will be re- Tha Unity CUss will rreat In tha membered as the former MUs Valdes Hotel at I p.m. Josephine Virginia GUlon of this elty. The Stuckle wDI teach the new book Olllons also vUlted Mr. Glllon's "How to Let God Help You" sUter, Mrs. C. L. Swlnnsy In At­ Everyone U welcome. lanta, Oa., and relatives In North MONDAY Carolina and in Lakeland. Tb* Friendship League of the Congregational Christian Church Mn. R. A. Newman aod Mr. will bold its regular meeting at and Mrs. R. A. Newman Jr. and the borne of M n. Anderaoa, 111 family are spending a few days at French Ave., at I p. m. New Smyrna Beach. They plaa Is Cirri** of th* women of the First return home Wednesday. Presbyterian Church will meet as follows: Mrs. Roy Holler U vUltlng her Number One, Mr*. Victor Brown sister la Columbia, 8. C. chairman, wiU meet la the PhilsMr. and Mrs. Harry Robinson the* Room at I p. m. with Mrs. ■nd family are home from a O. C. McBride, hostess. • month spent at th* beach. Number Two, Mrs. R. C. Max­ well, chairman, will meat at I Bin Kirchhoff and Leslie Smith p. m. la th* home of Mrs. Ralph a rt homg from Elisabethtown, A. Smith, 1011 Park Ava. N.Y., where they spent the sum Number Thrae, Mra. P. T. Pie­ mer working k a hotel ki the ty, chairman, wiM moat a t 1:96 Adirondack*, for Frank N. M p. m. la th* homa of Mn. J. C. bans, who la tha manager of t Trawlck, 1106 East «th S t, with Mayfair Iim. Mra. F. W. Bender serving aa co­ ho*tea*. •Ith side with sliver candelabra aad silver compotes containing mlau and nute. The punch table waa overlaid with aa Imported doth of linen cutworfc and was centered with a crystal punch bowl surrounded with white gladioli and fern. A white floral arrangement center­ ed a triple candle holder with three burning taper*. The hall was further decorated with batketa of gladioli and mums and potted palms. The guests wore received at tha door by Mra. W. G. Fleming. Cabo was served by Mra. C. I* and “The Lord's Wynn and M rs.T f.'R Strickland Prayer** won am* by aoWat, while the punch bowl was prosiRoger Hhrrls before the start ed ded over by Mrs. R. If. Hutchi­ the nuptteU, after which Mra. Al­ son ■nd Mrs. R. H. Reriy. Also bert Hickson played tly tradlUcm- assisting with the serving wore t l wadding B irch fallowed by Mrs. Carl Chorpenlng Sr., Mrs. appropriate bridal mask played Charles Harall aad Mrs. J. W. partly throughout the ceremony Brows. Th* bride's book waa The bride, given In marriage -kept by Mrs. LIU Chorpenlng. by bar father, J. N. Anarel o w u Floating hostesses were Miss ta a white embroidered Koaja Monforton, MUs Sandra floor-length gown fea- Moaforton, Mlsa Marianne Striek• fitted bodice with a ba- land and MUs Barbara Low*. neckline below which waa a After th* reception, th* newly, of embroidered flowers with wed* left for an undlacloeod des­ center* med* up of tiny seed tination. Mr*. Hirt chose for her paari*. The bouffant skirt was la golng-awsy autflt a navy blue three tiers end bar elbow length sheath drata with a white cum­ gloves wars the same material as merbund and sleeveloee Jacket the dress. She wore a lace cap with navy and whit* accessorlet. outlined with seed pearls and net She wore the whit* orchid from ; niching and scatter* whh .e- her bridal bouquet. When they o«lns and toad poariie Hot veil return from their wedding trip was shoulder length and she they will make their home at 9914 carried a white satin-covered Sanford Ava. Bible with a white purple-throst- Out of town guests wera Mrs. ed orchid, white tube rote* and J. C. Rape and Miss Laura Ed­ wards of New Smyrna Beack, white ribbon streamers. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Carlton and Maid *f honor, Miss Marilyn children aad Mr. tesi Mra. Roy Calhoun, ahoaa a floor-length of Port Orange; Mr. and wblia ergaady gown with ttay Carlton Mrs. L. E. Varner of Leesburg, •naff sleeve* and a V-neck worn Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Varner Happy Birthday '.ever a blue taffeta slip, with a of Moultrie, Ga.; Mra. Cl H. Var­ . Batching blue taffet sash. With ner of Americas, Ga. aad Mra. ffff g this was worn a large, crownless Thelma Grant eg Fastens, Naths* Jt. DeWHt akturs bat af Melina la the same Calif. Douglas SUastrom Mu* aa the slip and sash, aad Th# bride was barn hi St. H. Rattnsr •ttey ergaady mitts. The bridee- Petersburg, but attended schools -aaeids, Mias Carolyn Hirt, sister In Ranford aad U a graduate of For a shiny-top pk, brush pastry «d tie* groom, and MU. Yvonne Seminole High School. She U now with light m a m aad sprinkle light Cullea were lovely la drawes employed in the office af the ly with sugar before baking, atyted the as see as tha mald-ef- Seminal* Memorial BsegitaL honor's oaly ptek Instead of bio*. Mr. Vood U a satire of Osteen The *Ue of aa egg U not re­ .They all carried did -fashioned and attended school k DoLand. ts its quality, flavor or food aaeogay* af pink and blue feather H* U employed In value. earnetioa* with whit* satla Jtreemer*. . Robert Hirt, brother of the Igroota, served as boot man while aohws aad groomsmen were “David Hoaack and Harvey WilkJo- Elisabeth Foye Bryan, daughter of Mr. and Mra. J. N. Am rello of this city, became the bride af George Wendell Hirt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Georg* Hirt of * Osteen, at 4:M p .a. ea Saturday la am Impressive candellght *erview performed In the First Methodist Church by tha Rev. Miltoa H. Wyatt. Baskets of white gledioU end ahrynontfamiuM, two aevengeadlo candelabra aad potted feme formed a background for j the beautiful double-ring THE SANTORD HERALD Wed. Miss Joan Jump Becomes Bride BACK T O LONGWOOD — On Saturday evening at tlis Altamonte Springs Chapel, Rosalee Maria Hoffeld of Winter Park became the bride of Otis Eugene Fourakre of Longwood. Th* Rev. Paul Stelgruher offici­ ated at the services and received the wedding vow*. The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Clark and the groom Is the son of County Commr. Otis Fourakn and Mrs. Fourakn. The bride wore a ballerina length satin gown with an w tr dress <>f Chantilly Isce, with lace bolero. Her tulle veil was finger­ tip length She carried a bouquet of. tube roses and carnations. Dorothy Mario Fourakre, sister of the bridegroom, wore an af­ ternoon Princess style psl# green dress and carried pink rose-bud* ■nd carnation*. She was the bride's maid of honor. Barbara Cook, flower girl and sister of the bride, was dressed in yellow organdy and carried a nose-gay Cafe Curtains Give Any Window Big Lift CO LLEG E and facing together and stitch H Inch from scalloped edge. Trim this edge to within 14 Inch of stitching and clip curve*. Turn facing to wrong side and pres*. Slip stitch curtain and facing togethor at side edges. Using the buttonholer attachment for the sewing machine, make ■ buttonhole In the point of each scallop, starting 14 inrh helnw the top. Drdorate tho curtain with rows of bis* binding and rickrack a* desired. Use the edgestitcher at­ tachment for your sewing machine to stitch the bias and rlck-rack together at they are being applied to the curtain. To make tho tabs on which tho buttons will be sewn, cut long strips of fabric 114 Inches wide, allowing tlx inches of material for each tab. Using a double thickness of material, bind edges together with bits binding, employing the multi-slotted bidder for the tewing mtchlne. Fur applying the rickrack to Ihc tab strips, use the edgcstltrher or the tlgtagger attachment for the sowing machlno. Cut the long rimmed strips Into six-inch-long tabs. Fold each tab In half, to form a loop; sew on button, one Inch front, cut edges. Overcast raw edges together. Slip loops over curtain rod, and button curtains to loops. A variation of this Idea, employ­ ing Iho buttonholes as slot* for the curtain rod rsther than for u*r with buttons on tha looped tabs U another quick and attractive way to make cafo curtain*. Make the curtains as described above, but eliminate Iho tabs. Then, using ths buttonholer attachment, place a pair of buttonholes In tha point of each scallop. Slip Ihc rod through these openings when hang­ ing the curtains. This method re­ quires no buttons, rings or clips and gives the finished curtains a crisp, perky look. Superb Shaping in Cool Cotton L it e S f r s p l e s s . B r a O ananq. TAP fabwloas fitting {selves at a price this lew I Formfit's extlumm soft, pliable "euddbeUy"—a light, “sig sag’* of amsiingl| •ssiUs wise —cwrves gully from tlie top la the bottom of ths ewe, , . coaling you samfortahly So beautiful, natural line. Flatters— aeear tan ias—aad slays la place uitfiout heery . beep-plunge design la aaai while Cotton. Sbe* 32A to 58C. Re fitted la Bta lie- JXh today. BALLET 2.98' I V I Y 'S Q /o ttw fflL 0mMf k kkUr ihm PrW 1122-1 1 Regular Meeting O f W.S.C.S. Held In McKinley H a ir Mrs. W. A. Hunter, presldent-of the Women's Soelety of Chri*tlan Service of the First Metho­ dist Church, presided over the re■gular monthly Business and Pro­ gram Meeting Tuesday morning In McKinley Hall. The meeting was opened by .the singing of a hymn with Mra. Arthur Beckwith Jr. at the piano. An encouraging report was given by Mrs. R. W. Turner, treasurer. Announcement was made of the Family Night Cov­ ered Dish Supper and Program to be held tonight, at 7 p.m. in McKinley 11*11. All member* and friends of tha church a n Invit­ ed. Mra. JL U. Hutchison announced plans wsr* being made for th* Seminar to be held In th* f l n t Methodist Church November''IS, Mrs. W. A. Hunter announced the Society would have a Basaar and Supper on November 16. Mn, James Bound, vies pres­ ident presented Life Memberships to Mra. Eva narkey, Mrs. Ro­ bert Cole, and Mrs. A. T. Za. chary, Aa each lady was pre­ sented her pla and certificate an appropriate comment waa mads. Mrs, C. A. Ponder who te out of th* city will also receive one. Memorials In loving memory of the following members w en read by Mrs. R. F. Crenshaw In mem­ ory of Mra. Nslll* McCaulley, and Mrs. M. H. WyatL read tha Man­ orial In memory of Mrs, Katie Clark. Circle 3 presented the pro­ gram entitled, "The Spirit of Christ For All of Life." Those taking part wen. Mrs. John Domlney, Mrs. Eva Ilarkry. Mr*. W. E. alldewell, Mrs.-Ray Herron, and Mr*. Byron Smith. Mr*. Bourd rendered a lovely solo, appropriate to th* them* of th* program, Mrs. John Domloay closed tha meeting with pray­ er. ,4. Terry Style* For Tyke* • These t i a t qualities maka terry a popular xtiUtarian fashion for Infante and children. For ex­ ample, you tan dress your youat* r tt In a teyrycloth sleep and fetay ■e{ of blouse, pants, and booties, Any slightly larger urchin ortso loves the beach will also love a one-piece hoodsd terry tlp^nth Chop mint leave* from your gar­ that's especially comfortable for den and mix them with currant afler-the-plunge wear. Jelly and grated orange rind for a delicious sauce for ham. NOTICE Short chunky pods of okra arc Hollywood Shop will be closed all usually better eating than the long day Thursday la observance ot religious Holiday. *dv. slender pods. NEW 5.50-5.95 of yellow rote-buds. . The bride's mother was dreued in blue and wore a white orchid corsage and the bridegroom's mother wore pink linen with B pink rose-bud corsage. Cousin of ths groom, H any Scott, served as best man" and ushers were Kurt Borrows Jr. and Robert Matthews. A reception followed tha wedding services at the home of th* bridegroom's parent* In Long* wood. The newlyweds left on an-ox* tended trip of southern Florid* ■nd will make their home in Longwood upon their return. “W e Invita (giarf* Account*'* �a— jT »'*' ; .v^1 ^ ysri4t2Li' Ssias -ir-p' w fi* *? * »K * !SSWB» «, m ,nn.imi__ •tfHE SANFORD HERALD * i@9JEH WITC ff» Z O L A £ ROSS rurr.i Redlegs Move Into 2nd Place By JOB EEICHLEK The Aeeeclated Frew would pass to the street aad for* ■he began to talk, Win, lose or draw, the Cincin­ Of THB GHAT — ban— of gat. You've only her word for It she spoke to ao low a tons nati Redlegs a n almost certain that she left the house at ell." Be could hardly hear berr agate Mia Mm December 8ey, Michael mount* M Profanity Bill, Anting welcome coughed. "I will say Ten Eyck shrilled toto a half-scream. to walk off with tha following aistrectloa in the old bnbit of cun* took a lucky tlms to go to Cali­ "Ha stole the money from the’ honors this year: la« toe four-bundred-foot climb fornia. U he'd been to tow n- ■wade, the money the Swede gave 1. The most successful extrahim to get the aupptlea to Bkagfront the business district If the well—" Mtohasl felt as If be battled way. He ran away. He eama back Inning club in the major leaguei.i ally hadn't « m d this bloated Property, U>e courthouse would black swarms of the flies of sus­ became he was to trouble, I think, A Tha most powerful home-run u n been built la a decent toe** picion. "I tall you Meg Beaumont and heard I eras doing nil right. Hs told ms nil this; he kissed ms; hitting crew in big league history.1 Is Innocent" 2. Posessor ot the National Inside U>e courthouse, he found "A lawyer ought to believe he made love to me." Convulsive shudders shook bar. "And I broke Mis way to Dan Farmer's office. that" Dah agreed. L a a g u t ’s rookls-of-the-year In Abruptly Mlchasl sew it was ao away and walksd ths streets. I "Come in, Michael, coma to." Dan hooked out a chair with hie trie, «. He <got up* "When are you hid from everyone 1 sew. I Fraiik Robinson. couldn’t bear to speak, to be 4. Dwnar ot tha No. 1 relief thrust It toward Michael "I ex­ arresting her?" "In time." Dan regarded him She waa allant until pected you." pitcher In both leaguea In Herwith obvtous sympathy. "We al­ prodded her Into speech. "And you ^MWheel act aad came directly to ways want to be fair." mads up your mind to tenva him 7" ■hell Freemen. Michael did not answer. He 6. Having the manager-of-the " lie true you Intend to a rrn t stormed out Into the corridors, re­ Her eyes widened. She was pusMen Beaumont for her husband's plying to greetings with such sled but aot resentfuL "No. X year in Birdie Tebbelta. murder 7" clipped abstraction that nc man made up my mind to stay. Hs was The amsiing Redlegs solidified Dan’s ruddy cheeks deepened to halted him for conversation* It Ilka Johnny—Ilka Honors Jane— their hold on all five honors last hue. "You do get around, Michael waa almost a month now since my responsibility. Td token It on. ' Didn't our coroner's jury bring to Kemp had been killed. Michael re­ 1 couldn't let It go. 1 cams back night by handing ths front-run­ a verdict ot death being homicide membered that hs had been to the to tell him so and—and found ning Milwaukee Braves ■ stunning at the hands of person or persons Savoy bar when Tim O'Belm him." Now she wept, tears spilling 4-2 defeat In 10 Innings, made pos­ unknown 7" brought the news. Humor says you're about to Us Michael was talking to an ac­ down her cheeks. Mlchasl held her sible by Robinson’s 27th home run a asms to Lhat verdict," Michael quaintance over a drink when hla Alone, Mlchasl considered Meg's, ■nd Freeman’s 20th victory-bring­ - — te n d. "What brings on this friend stopped to the middle of a story. Ha believed her. Few peo- ing relief Job. Tha Red’s brilliant ■eel 7 An urge to see another word and stared past him. Michael would. He knew n conviction fireman received credit for his to the newspapers about turned to see Tim, gray and t Meg would bo tried for her 12th victory. Ha has saved 18 OUr fearless prosecutor, pinched, looking as (f he might be husband's murder. Unless ha cam# another killer 7" elck right there to the bar. up with the real killer, she would other games for Cincinnati. cod Michael with the "What's up. Tim?" His Red’s triumph, their second Mforward expression that "Kemp's beer . . . shot to death. at the worst hang. At tha best, she would spend yean to prison... in a row over Milwaukee after a taster his success In They—Meg was with him." Hs cams back to Rhe present seemingly disastrous o p e n i n g politics. "Then—then Meg's dead, loo?" an7 ! im guilty. On Uu verge of mar m mm mi/ Tim shook hla head. "No. Bhs— with a start. At the foot of the game defeat in Monday's doublehllL he veered into a side street. header, boasted Tebbett's neverrylaf Ten Eyck, who’ll probably waa with him." bs abie to buy and sell us all In a Michael remembered the wild His lin t belief had been deepened ssy-dle outfit Into second place, ■ of a few years, she hack drtva to tha Cox house. Meg when Jason stormed Into Ms office half gams ahead of Brooklyn snd h er husband's safely dead to the was sitting up to bed, her bright two days latsr. behind the Braves. - KMndtht until hers he U, no richer heir unbound end flowing about Jason flung hunself Into a chair. 2ttIt lengths marked the 10th consecutive than he left.” He spread his hands. her. Matilda, undressing her, had "They arrested her yet?" ovetlma triumph for the rampag­ "She's got two kids. Maybe her felled to button the high-necked "No." ing Redlegs, who have fought •They will?" husband won't go for a divorce. gown to the throat. Meg's bosom, Michael nodded. bsek into contention after having Ahd beeM women don't like di* half-vailed, rose and fell with tha ear esc anyhow. Too messy. Held swiftness of her breathing. Her "Bha didn't do It, you know, been counted out more times than against 'em later on. Bo, sht pot- eyes were almost black to ths Jason." a glsss-cMnned fighter. Jason’s shoulders m a t rigid. "Of |shas him off." paper-whiteness of her face. In the only other National Michael snorted. "Are you arguHe came to her, sat on ths edge course not I” But there was no tog that she cald to bersetf she'd of ths bed, caught her hands to heartiness In Ms voles and hla tone League game played last night, ths New York Giants thumped ■star be hung because there hasn’t his, chafing and warming them be­ waa eggshell walking. "You know ths water front, Philadelphia 7-2 under the lights. bsa« a killer executed for donkey’s tween his own. Cleveland's hopes of overtaking Jason," Michael said. "Find out years to King County 7" "It will be ell right Meg." "if 0*0." Dan loolied as If he’d He heard hla own Inane words about tha ship from Name. Bee If the American Longue leading New Mrs to sty It but didn't feel it ad*, over • thunder in his body sad somebody aboard had It to for York Yankees became dimmer ftsdblai than aver whan the tail-end Kan brain. Why, he loved this woman I Beaumont. Nose around." "All right" Jason looked glad ■as City Athletics dumped the sec­ M n hers, a dooen jkople could The moment he touched her hs of action, but when ha left, Mlchasl haps killed Beaumont. Ha wts recognised I t Ills old passion for ond placers 6-2 to drop the Indians •Mas to tbs bouse for quite • Charlotte dissolved into the noth­ realised Jason believed Meg guilty. nine games behind New York. He loved her, would probably while. Anybody could have corns ingness It was. In Meg, eren Chicago's third place White Sox to* wrapped to tragedy, there was a marry her even to the shadow of Den patched bis Judicial sxprsa* warmth and a quicksilver Char­ ths gallows, but hs didn’t think climbed to withla two games of the Tribe by whipping Detroit ll» |stn lotte had never held for him. Look­ her Innocent of murder. TTou mean when bis wife waa ing at Meg, he rejected bis own Meg would certainly be tried 4 and Boaton needed a 12th-inning out; walking around—she says 7" Impatience with men who claimed for murder. Innocence? JusticeT home run by Ted Lepclo to nip ho asked without enthusiasm. to fall to love at a glance. It did Michael had been a lawyer too Washington 7-8. Baltimore and TTsa." happen, He knew, pain stirring long to believe either was neces­ New York had ■ day off. Daa wagged bis bead. "We cant beneath Uie knowledge, that Meg sarily connected with court pro­ Freeman made his 49th mound •nd s soul wha saw htr, Michael* might never return his love. It cedure and Its results. appearance for Cincinnati hi ths fFe Be Continu'd) Aad stis'a aot a woman people didn’t matter. ninth with ths ico n tied 1-2, and kaarlnU d by p-rm lulon of T im noUBX M aU JU U . OOMPAMY. IMC gave up a leadsff double to rookie Distributed by K iss Featuree Syndicate Earl Herab, playing in hla first major league game. But he pitch­ | Cincinnati 4, Milwaukee I ( » ed out of ths Jam by purposely Titusville Tides walking Innings) Joa Adcock, getting Bob­ B ifh U Only games scheduled by Thomson to ground Into a dou­ WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULI 8:04 p.m. 1:42 p.m. ble play and retiring Bill Bruton • AMERICAN LEAGUE Pittsburgh at Brooklyn N on a grounder. The reday Sept fl Bek. New York st Philadelphia N Team 8:30 a.m. 2:06 a.m. Ernie Johnson waa on*tha mound Cincinnati at Milwaukee New York 8:62 p.m. 2:32 p.m. for Milwaukee in the 10th when Chicago at St. Louis N > Cleveland Robinson rpeked him with a home Frl. Sept, 7 Chicago 9:10 a.m. 2:61 a.m, run to bring the flashy outfielder Boaton 9:89 p.m. 8:21 p.m. to within one of Wally Bcrg'/*x Local Bowling Detroit rookie homer record of 38. Singlei Saturday Sept. 8 Baltimore by Ted Klusiewski, Wally Post 10:08 a.m, '3:87 a.m, and Ed Bailey added an Insurants League To Begin Vaahlnglnn 10:20 p.m. 4:12 p.m run. KMUSI City Play Sept. IB Saaday Sept. ---- TUESDAY’S RESULTS ' Max Surkont, supported by a Tlules and regulations of the 10:S7 a.m. 4:24 aro. 11-hlt attack, notched hla second Chicago II, Detroit 4 Kansas City S. Cleveland 2 6:06 p-m. victory since joining the Giants Sanford Howling League were; 11:16 p.m, BOfcjon 7, Washington 0, 12 Innings adopted at their last meeting held two weeks ago with a sU-hiUcr Monday Sept. 19 ' mely garnet scheduled 6:14 a.m against the Phils. A four-run ninth 11:49 a.m. Thursday night, j^TEDNERDAVS SCI1EDULX 0.02 p-m. finished off loser Harvey Haddix. — p.m. Rome slight changes were made Nttr York at Boston N The Athletics handed Herb Tuesday Sept. II Baltimore at Washington N In last year's rules and regula­ 12:00 a.m. 8:09 a.m. Score his ninth defeat wilh an i'Qpiy games scheduled tions with amne new ones added, 12:44 p.m. 7:04 p.m early attack that included a basesloaded single by Joe De Maestri. according to Past President King Wedneaday Sept. 12 ~ NATIONAL LEAGUE Jack Crimlan gained hla third who presided at the first mseting 1:04 a.m, 7:09 a.m W L Pet. victory. 1:42 p.m. 8:08 p.m — | of the season, Dick Donovan not only pitched Thureday Sept. 18 Other officers of |hs organise' his sixth consecutive complete 8:11 a.m game victory with a 10-hUter tlon Include W. Whlddon, pres 2:08 a.m, 8:41 p.m. 0:07 p.m against the Tigers but helped his (dent and Mrs, W, H. Donat, se cause with a three-run homer off Friday SepL 14 cretsry-tressurer. 3:07 a.m. 9:11 a.m Steve Oromek. Nellie Fox paced Bawling will begin Thursday, 3:38 p.m, 9:69 p.m Chicago’s 12-hlt attack with three Sept, IS at 7:46 p.m. with a full ■Ingles to wrest the lead from Saturday Sept, II roster of members expected to be Mickey Mantle wilh 111 hits. 4:04 aro, 10:04 a.m present. Lepclo added a two-run single 4:30 pro, 10:44 p.m. to hit game-winning run to Baadsy Sept. 18 give Frank Bulllvsn his 12th tri­ By Alan Mover 4:64 a.m. 10:61 a.m umph the Red Sox (wept the 6:18 p.m, 11:24 p.m three •asgame serlca from their Moaday Sept. If Washington tormentors. 6:31 a.m. ll:8 t a.m. 6:66 p.m. — p.m Tuesday Sept, II 8:20 e.m. 12:00 a.m 6:37 p.m. 18:14 p.m Wedaeoday Sept. 19 8:68 a.m. 12:38 p.m 7tl4 p.m. 12:12 p.m, Thursday Sept. 28 7:34 a.m, 1:10 a.m 7:60 p.m. 1:21 p.m Established over 20 yean Friday Sept. II la Orlaado 8:10 a.m. 1;44 s.m 8:28 p.m. 2:09 p.m RECOMMENDS Saturday Sept, 22 9:49 am . 2:19 aro KEYSTONE 9:04 p.m. 2:49 p-m. Sunday Sept, 22 SERIES B-4 9:29 a-m. 1:67 9:44 pro. 3:11 pro BOND FU N D Msaday Sept. 24 This Mutual Fund has always 10:14 aro, 1:22 10:29 pro. 4:19 pro. ■bourn n generous return. As­ sets over 682,000,000. Tuesday Sept, 26 11:03 aro 4:29 a.m Representing 11:21 pro. 1:11 p-m. Wednesday Sept. 28 11:68 aro. 1:21 — pro. 8:14 pro. Thureday Sept IT LAKELAND 12:22 aro, 8:18 Nimbfr*Mi4wttt ■task E a­ 1:01 pro, 7:22 Friday Sept. 28 ch Icago Beard s i Trade 1:28 aro. 7:22 1:07 pro. 1:20 Complete latest— t Service taterday Sept. 19 Phone 9*8034 2:17 aro. 1:42 • i l l pro. tit Ed ittlo a y B / iL IV/1D E F o l k * ■THS Piewtc CHOULO BE tfM ON.M NR, THIS LOOKS A HOUN.1N6 SUCCESS LtKft^A OOOO WITH ALL THE DELICIOUS FOOO FROM WADE'S SllPttX MKT. mom sat * motto MCYjflKVtt AUO 1MO88Ml, STAND ftLOSl* 00*11 o v t a H eat a wo, TO THE SO tD&E OP I t T TOUR MITTH8R 1 TAKE a picture , an u^j THAT CUFF, OR ELSE LEAVE THE PICNIC BASKET ^ ^ D A C K HERE.’ ^ S S " T .... Standing r« v tajj • FLORIDA CRYSTAL SUGAR 5 “ * 39c 4 to 8 LB. Avg. BUNNYLAND (Limit one wilh 15.00 Smo. Picnics LB. “ ■29c U. 8. GOOD GRADE HEAVY BEEF 3 TALL CANS (Limll one wilh order) TRU-FLAVOR COFFEE 1“ 79c 69c BABY BEEF M ILK 39c SOS CAN BABY BEEF BONELESS Rump Roast CARNATION Tomatoes 10c Chuck R o a s tUl 39c Shld'r R o a stLB 49c or more purchase) STANDARD CHUNK STYLE ROYAL HAWAIIAN Steaks r r » 6 9 c TUNA LEAN FRESH GROUND Hamburger 3 » 89c 25c Half Size Can V\ Gallon FOREMOST DA1RYLAND Brisket Stew ,B 19c ICE C R EA M 59c STOKELY’S CROWN GRADE A 14 OZ. Bottles; Sliced Bacon “ ■39c Catsup 5 fob 1.0 STOKELY’S CREAM STYLE I t OZ. PKG. LYKE8 SUGAR CREEK 29c Wieners 8 OZ. JAR HOLSUM Salad Olives Tomato Juice 31c Beans 6 303 CANS VAN CAMP'S 1 LB. CANS 2 IS SIZE CAN FREESTONE Peaches (While Only) TISSU E 40 OZ. CAN OTOKELY’S 33c Pork & Beans 1.00 Dill Strips SCOT 1.00 (303 CANS) STOKELY’S CUT GRE GREEN PLANTATION PRIDE KOSHER STYLE 28 OZ. JAR HOLSUM Corn 7 ROLL 10c Quart 2>/a SIZE CAN SWEET TREET Pineapple CAMPBELL’S Salad Dressing 29c Tomato Soup U. 8. NO. 1 POTATOES IQ CAN LBS. 29c e GOLDEN RIPE Stan BANANAS Comstock ONIONS Allen & Co. SEC0N ANNI VERSA! \v , & ' ♦ ujCj vi 71f 3 ms. 29c YELLOW 3 LBS- 14c 3• For 25c 2 LBS. 29c LBS. 35c IN CELLO 1 LH BAGS CARROTS SEEDLESS GRAPES • BARTLETT PEARS WADE S 2 M A R K ET ,r • �■1 Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 18 2T Empty? A N T ADS R UNT 'EM KAHT Ph. 1821 1A—PLACE* to EAT ® SWIM i t Crystal Lake . Publk Beach. HELa X with ■ Ull, cool one on th« patio at the DOGOIE DINER * BAR. Like Mary. 2—CARD OP THAN KB _ 1 am taking this means of extend ing my alncerest thanka to all my friends, the nuraea ami clubs for the care ami ihoughtlulncss shown me during my xtay In the Orange Memorial Hospital. # The flowers, cards and gifts • were . most pleasing reminders of your friendship. Mre. George Stine We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses and to* kens of sympathy glvan us during our raeent sad bereave ment. Particularly we want to thank all thoia who lin t cards, gifts of food snd floral offer* Q ing*. The Family of B. G. Methvin 2—PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Beds Day, Week, or Month—TeL 1423. Furniture Center — AUTOMOTIVE i t —BOATS AND MOTORS Evinrude Salsa ft Service ROBSON Sporting floods 204 E. a t It. Phono I 12—TRAILERS I t will pay YOU to aee ui before you buy. Open Kvtnlnge and 8undaya. Eaatalda Traller Salea Palatka, Fla. ^ T railer, Sale-Rent. Ph. 444-XR. 14—USED CARS *34 Ford, 2-paiisngsr aUtion wag* on. Will sacrifice. Phone 661-J, after 4 p. m. *47 Studebaker Commander club coupe. Radio, heatar, overdrive, . w/w tlroa, fog lights. Abovo • average condition. 1123 ca*b. See at NR E. 2lit St. BUSINESS SERVICES 10-BEAUTY PARLORS Modern Air-cOedi turned Salon H m rritU ’a Bmiuty N o * S. Oak Pb. Ml NOTICE Hazel M. Porter's Beauty Shop 0 will be closed dumlng the month .of September, If—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING________________ FLOOR landing and finishing. Cleaning, waxing, gorvlng Semi­ nole county since IMS. H. M. Oleason, Lake Mary For painting call Mr. Tasker, (OCR. Repair work! Hama alterations! No Job Me smalL Finished carp­ enter wtU give prompt service. I'bone 1922-J. Rollins ft Slagle. n-SPKClA L NOTICES CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING SUp Covers and Dfapci STANLEY KULP PHONE 2484-J. GATLIN BROTHERS Dragline * Bulldozer Service Ph. 1232 Geneva. 2493-W SantoM. PUMPS & SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typea and *Uei, Installed or "Do It Yourself." WE REPAIR AND SERVICE STINE Machine and Supply Ca. 207 W. 2nd St. Ph. 12 ORLANDO Sentinel Bur. CaU Ralph Ray, 31M. CROSLEY - BKND1X Sales and Servlet RANDALL Electric Company Service— Quality— SatlafacUon Pb 112 flanlord 2837-J-3 Da Bary FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Well Drilling. HOWARD C. LONG, Phone 3M 207 East Commercial Ave. Trees trimmed, removed and demossed. Ph. 10O7-R. SANFORD TREE CO. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ ments, Invoicss, hand bills, and programs, e t e. Progressive Printing Co. Phone 401 — 401 Waal 13th St, DANCING 44—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT HAYNES Office Machine Cc.. Typewriters, adding miehinie, Sales-Rentala, 314 Mag., Ph. 41 Echols Hi-Rizer Deanna School or Dane* • A beautiful couch by day Ballet • Tap • Ballroom • A comfortable 40-Inch wide bed Beginner, Intermediate, and ad by night. vtneed clasies for children of • Converts to twin beds all eges. tu a couch and a ..REGISTRATION SEPT. 6„ • Converts single bed, • ' 10:00 A.M. — 8:00 P.M. P h o n e ja T ^ ^ ^ n ^ a jM IJa w sth a $ A Selection of Baautlful Tailored EM PLOYM ENT Coven and Bolsters Slightly Extra 14--CHILD CAMS fcCHOLi BEDDING OO. Baby sitters available. Baby Sit­ Center Sad ft Magnolia. Ph. 1232 ting Agency. Ph. 132-M. "Rad Romberger" Mgr* Meaday'a UI liM a. m. 20—HELP WANTED—FEMALH VISIT OUR BALCONY WAITRESS - Apply Touchtoa's Everything Fee The Living Ream Drug Sure, Mr. Clark. • pc. Grouping WOMEN — Any age, to b« train* Compute . . . . 1129.00 ed In new and unique cosmetics Easy Ttrms service. Full or part time. 123 to (78 weekly paid by Check, No M ath er o f S an fo rd canvass, dsllvery or collection. 903-09 E. Ut SL Phona 1*7 Car ana phone a necessity. CaU Mra. Spencer, 1453-W. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CENTER GIRLS—WOMEN—HOUSEWIVES Salts, Service and Rental! "Avon Calling" woman who naed GAR R E T T ’S Christmas money. No expert* 322 E. First St. Phone 1422 mce necessary. High comm I* ■Ions. Contact Mrs. J. Russell, Heavy Guage P. O. Box 178, Orlando. All Meat! Cabinets Door Utility I14.M 8TENOGRAPHER-Stcretary, Ap­ Double Door Utility 112.95 ply to R. A. Smith a t Chase ft Single Above-The-Sink Co. Wall Cabinet* $15.93 It'S Never Higher at 27-HELP WANTED • MALE WIUONMA1ER . ____ pri You'll Like OurEasy Credit rad, top wages. CaU Spring and Liberal Terms 4-4224. Lake Helen, Fla. ail E. 1st. St. Phene M* Want experienced Pianist ft Ac­ This is a free guest pas* to the cordionist to form trio with Rlts Theatre for Mist Jean electric guitar player, R a l p h Cunningham, Enterprise. Esp. Htrobrldge, 404 Maple Ave. Sept. IS. 1984 ATTENTION RETIRED 44-FARM and GARDDEN NAVAL PERSONNEL GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Unusual opportunity to represent PianU in any quantity. Rudy us Ufe insurance wise In San­ for letting out Rapt loth. Vari­ ford and vicinity. WUI train and eties ire of MIdtMtna, Marion otiist. Market, Early Round Dutch, Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Our standards are high, but to Mammoth Red and Kelly Copen­ the eligible man this offers an hagen, all from Certified Ferryexcellent opportunity. Morris Reed, Ripe ft Ready Tomstn ft Produce Co,, g u ts FirmCompany hat excellent rating • in era Market, ftanfard, Fieri da, Phene 221 buiinsts for over 53 years. Address your inquiries to P.O. lewfla cabbage plants. All var­ Box 0043, Orlando, Florida. ieties — any amount. Hurting II. Hugh C. Whelchcl, M ERCHANDISE - Sept. SUln Markst Stall 13. Day 1289, night, 137. tS—ARTICLES M4 RENT 94.50 Phono J4JS-R* - i - T v Out West 13th St. “Gueat" Sleeping Problem With An 12—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION ACTION use Clotll- Wrinitr wsshsr 1 year old. Good to s*u rest kin. Coll rondiiiao. M0. With tube, fit. "Chuge R.** 8h4rman Concrete Pip# Co. STUDENTS—tee tht newest thing In typewriters — Royal's 1M7 "TVln-Pak" portable. The fast­ est portable on the market. In 7 colors. 24 months to pay. Powell'* Office Supply LIT 8. Magnolia Phone Mo T . V. R E PA IR S 47-FURNTTURE—HOUSEHOLD ‘Til 10 p. m. Servlet Calls, 12.00, J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2242-1 W. A. your Furniture at Borry'a Norris, Ph, 1AM. Licensed Tech­ Bu;iiy Warehouse Furn. Co., at Ml W. nicians, guaranteed work. l i t St. All nationally adv. furn­ Well drilling, water guaranteed, iture at warehouis prices. Phone 1003-W. Used furniture, spans sets, touts, ate. Baught-eauC Larry'a M art BULLDOZING 821 Eait lit SL Phono IttL LUWKRV A BRIDGES Ban. 1134-W Orange City Syr 4-3434 Solvi tha M eKANHY-SM lTH PA IN ’S 2118 8. Park Ph""" 1M3 14-PIANO SERVICE L. U Sill — Piano Technician NOW 4 mm film rsntol library Phene 1144 Rattle I, Hanford at Wisboldt'a Camara Shop. liO 8. Park Ave. • tl-IOOriMO-PLUMBINQ 43—ARTICLES *OB SALE W. J. KING Pluabtag Coatreetor Wa buy and seU used furniture. Kohltr Plumblm ft Supplies Paying top rath prices lor any Ream Electric Water Hesters thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ 2834 OrleeRa Dr. Ph. se ING POST on 17-92 Pb. 3043-W. —Factory to You— r lu M m o . * 3 o 6 c i i u“ AlumlaRBB Servlet «a All Water Pump*— VoROtloa Bliudo Wells Drilled — Pumps Inclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom Paola Road, Phone 700 rail with plastic ends. Plastic or rayou taper- Cotton or nylon I CERAMIC TILE cords. Paul F. Mueller ft Res Ph. 134 StRlurlk Glenn smd P e k t Cm Fre# sstimste. Quality work. 112*114 West 2nd 8L PbM# ohO Army Cots, «8-W; Pilnt, « J 0 gal. 1-smrtt, 44c; Army-Navy Surp­ lus, 310 Ssnlord Avs. ULTRAUTE SAMSONITE LUG­ U s iis c U * aad GAGE. mad* with magnesium, MM Ssaderd Ave. III! the airplane mstal. Sanford Jewelry ft Luggage, 300 Sanford . • PLUM BING Ave. 9 Contract and Rspatr Work Free Eatimatae We have a LITTLE BIT of R. L. HARVEY EVERYTHING - F.M.B. 8c, 10c 204 Sanford Ave. Phase 1121 ft 2&c Store, 821 8. Sanford Ave. PLUMRING ft REPAIRS CLOSE OUT SALE Septic Tank IxitalUiton ft Strvic* Everything Goes Sower Connection*. Archie CL Sanford Freight Salvage Co. Harriett, Phone 724-W or 1333. 204 W* lad* St* t m w 44 APPLIANCES 34—APTH . HOUSES • ROOMS FRIOIDAIRE appliances, t a l e s SUFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, able for bachelor or couple. Fin. Phone PO-8-2212 or Stateffi .cross tram I442-W after • ft a. Office. Manuel Jacobs o*. 43—BUILDING MATERIALS Rose Court Apts. Unfurnlehod sroom apt. Kitchen equipped. USED BRICK iPhone 1421 TWO CARLOADS beautiful used brick. Orange, red, and burnt DESIRABLE one and two bed­ room furnished apt. Ph. 4JJ-W, black. See than 4t SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. MAYFAIR - 3 bedroom House. Large yard. Call 1434-J after HED-I-MIX CONCRETE 4 p. m. Window Sllla • Lintels Septle Tanks • State Approved New two bedroom bouses, kitchen Sand - Cement * Mortal Mix equipped. 1204 Washington. Ph, . Mirada Concrete Co. 443 or writa Jack Flynt, Bax 304 Elm Ave. Phone 1838 302 Sanfojrd. METAL ROOFING This is a free guest pais to tht Now in elock. 8-V Crimp — 1-1/4" Rill Theatre for Mrs. Helen Corrugated — 2-1/2" Corrugated Stevenson, Sanford. Exp. Sept. Get all Your roofing needs at IS. 1956. r 12-W A N T K ts i t# S O T WILL PAY CASH for clean cotton raffg. Call 1821, The Sanford Herald REN TA LS 32—APTS-MOUKKS—ROOMS If inUreated la apartment clean­ er than average. Close to. See Jimmy Cowan. Ph. ill. HUTCHINSON'S Ocean P r e a l Apta. 232 6. Atlantic. Daytons Beach. Cali 2374-W for reservetieaa altar 4:42 p. m. Freoeb Avenua home suitable fer home ft business. Fer informs UM <*U 1424. WCLAKA APARTMENTS: room* private hatha. U4 W, First SL FURNISHED apta. Pboae 1321 Avalon Apts. Efficiency, ph. /20-W SEE Sen tool* R u tty fer Denu a He Home* and ApU. Phone 27. Furbished Apt 440 Park Avs. GROUND floor, a room completely furnished apert m eal 2 l f Pal­ ms t u Ave. Pbona SMR This It s free n e t t pea* u tha Movialaad tiis-In Theatre for Doris fl. Davii, Saafard. Exp. Sept. 12. IMS. 43—ROMES 2-Bedroom De Bary home. Good cond., air-eond.. landscaped, paved road. Financed by owner. Phone 2423 W3. Television T H E SANFORD H ER A LD wiiuo c i i m t i i s UMMMNI ttu u h u su .iv SS-rXKMIUM i.n s A d v r n tu r s W ith L'ncl* W alt S-SU 8ii|irrm sn M SC.MXK *:«# N sw a - W r sth r r - itp o r ts S i l l John Osly N , * i 1:1* Wlia lllll llk ti'-k 4 room, 2 bedroom home, 13750. Located on old Orlando Highway Ideal for children, school bus stop. CaU I332-M. t'i jui.iii kim* Tim* Tits T h s rtsotls 1-Year old concrete block home IMS llsiid*st<ni* with carporte, 2 bedroom*, kit­ S im Thn Mlllltinnlr# chen equipped. Living room, S:J» I ' r , (lut A t*,-iitt tv-iln— ls> .Mslit Flslits bath with tub ft shower. Full * i l i Kltm Kntn site screen porch. Furn, or tnmii you A rs T lir ts IA:in I'rnni h nmt I>#s unfurn. Ph. 294-J. IliSO Nlaht N , » , Rspiirt lU u c r ls r * Iloumtup 44-LOTS t l i t S Klsn.xfr T il I’MSt) AY MOII.MXU Lota IF x 131'. Partly landscaped. tils man o» Ready to build. Dreamwold 1:11 N «n # -\V rs th « r IiSft T hs I l ln r Khnw Section. 2411 Chase Ave. Phone S:nn t'sp lafnn r nKs'<Knrnn 1973-M. 1:AA T his La H'I Ot Ours S|)n namMlaml 2 Nice Lota Near Airbase. Rea­ 10:t*« Klim k s i s tAiZA SlrlU# It Itloh I apartments, l imaU, I largo. sonable. P.O. Box 1397. 11:00 Valiant ljuty 614 Park Ave. Ph. 1032. II Mfi l i a r , «r l.lli•7—BROKERS aad REALTORS 11 tin Hrar-ti fur T omorrow Nicely furnished 2 bedroom apart­ t i l l S U ukl In s 1 .1* 1, t AKTKHXOOV ment, 173. Phono 1827. 13:00 .Vans Stminole Realty 11:10 Miami Up S It* Counts* Unfurn. 4-room house. Furn. 4* "At th s Karlh Turns'* w. D1ETR1CR8 T. W. MEEO 13:10 room spt. I l l N. Jssiamlne. I iS4 Johnny {'arson REALTORS l:3o V l r w r n I 'l s r . t Furnished large 2-Bedroom opt INI Park Avs Phase IT or 143 SiOO T ha I I I I ’ayotf Silo Klim Karo Ph. 1254-J, res Palmetto Ave. 1 SMI Klim Kan3:00 i l r l s h l r r Kay Large clean 1 or 2 bedroom BA LL R EA LT Y 3ilS Hn-rri Kinriii furnished apt. Private bath ft l : l o T hs l.'dsa of M ain RAYMOND M. BALL entrance. Large screen porch. (:«ft llr o » , lt i s Armiml Will, Hlalns OSCAR H. HARRISON WMMI-TV JACHBCIhVII.I.S: 412 Oak Avs or Ph. 41 before REG. BROKERS CIIANNSCI. 4 8:30. WKOXKSttAV AKTTMIMUIV S. D. Itlghteyman, Associate 1:00 SiOO nion Phono 940 m s lion* U I:,I Furnished lake cottage. Phona 244 South Park Ave. h iriU-Nco , S ilo \\ till lllll lll r k o k 654-M. 7 1on Kranhlo Id lin ' i r IT IS REAL ESTATE 7:3<i ask Crumley ft Mdsitotlh Lake front 2-bedroom C.B. house. s :mi Mnn Cftllta X Fiihing, swimming. Ph. 2Q56-W* at 117 South Park. Phone 772 S:lu I'l» lliii ftrr-rrl JOtli H.’nltirj NJiow ________ Thiy Know , S:#o 3. after 4:30. tlllOO lirdlh VmIIvv I»a>r 10:30 Tha Slllllunali a 3-room apartment, unfurnlihed. l :t-tf si a n o r r ROSA L. P A Y T O N . 11:00 Over gas station. CaU 91M. Uri»,,l Registered Real Eatato Broker n u t 1l:on l.r, r.tui. Mary Kord 2-BEDROOM Houae, living room, Phone 1971 17-92 at Hlowotha 11,30 Lata S h o w it,si Nm , A s i , kitchen, Florida room and c ir IIDHsItS V l lO I I S I S n portv. In town, Phone Robert A. Willlatna, Realtor SMI TT#at Kao or,i Raymond Lundqulat. Associate 7:00 flood Mo, nine 1 : 0 # ('apt. K a n s u in o 6 ROOMS * BATH unfurnished Pboae 1972 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 1:00 Of All Thins* house, 2 screened porches, 0,3,1 Uodfrsy •I W. H. "BUI" BTKMPRR adults only, no pats. Inquire itlll tOitn Ktrlks It ulcli Gay Allan, AesocUto 2219 Palmetto Ave. 11:00 Valiant lad y Arietta Pike, Asanetaio t a t s of l.tfr Realtor — General InaareacO FURNISHED bouse, air-conditionH#trch Kor Tnniorron ed, TV, all*elactrlc kitchen, Pboao 942 or 1122 111 N. Park Ave. m u (1 llldtns l.lsllt 13:00 13:00 Itsport lawn, shade, deep-well water, I! :1n Mian,I t 'o A Ho ,'o u n in t KENNETH E. SLACK Ml month. 1 mile north of Long13,10 As t h t World T urns Registered Real Estate Broker :0 0 Jn h n n y Tarsoa wood on Ilwy 427. 1009 E. 2nd. Phone 1549 11:30 Ifouiopai iv t:»o 3 BEDROOM furnLhed horns to 2 BEDROOM furnished house in 3-30 tile 1'aynrr Itoh r r o t h v responsible party, near Southneed of repair. Large lot, many 3,00 I l r l s h l r r Pay Side School. Rlio per month. H rrrrt Mlorm shade trees. Full price only i i i i Kites of Nialit Phon4 9244. 23,300. LOW DOWN PAYMENT 1:00 Open l im n s 2 ft 3 room freshly painted opts. 3-REDROOM MODERN masonry Phono 2943-W or 2113. home, parquet floors, comfort­ 4-room garage apt., 443. So. able Interior, french door on- Expert In Movie Cameron Ave. Phona I3I4-R. trance lo cool screened porch. Utility room and car port# com­ Sea Monsters Gets 1-room furnished kitchenette apt. bined. Immediate possession, ^ W u lts jn j^ M f^ ^ | Deathly Seasick 39,700. Tirma available. HOLLYWOOD ir— A fine busi­ BEAU ESTATE for Auilc Lohmsn to tu> In. gt, C**r**f ness He’s in expert In mnvle sea mon­ 41—ACREAGE A. B. PETERBON ster* and he gels deathly seasick. 15 Acre* Tiled Land with 5 a rt­ broker Associates: A. B. Paterson Foriunitely, Augle con dn most esian wells; Hugs I story 60' Jr., P. J. Chcsterson, Garfield of tils creating on dry land. When x 190' Barn to store tools. Will Willetts, John Melsch and R. W. he does have to put out to sea, Date all 213 per arre. Phone Williams, A. C. Doudnty, Land he rarriea along a satrhel of Surveyor. 2242-R-2. 114 N. Park Avo. Phono 1129 dramamlne, "which aavea my life." 44—FARMS AND GROVES REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN Augle. a friendly, round-faced Fftn Inch Avo. man, has been at sea with mon­ 20 aero tile farm. Three bedroom ster* for two or three yesrs now. house, large barn. All equip­ J. W. HALL, REALTOR Johaar Walker, Aaooclato He probably wUI continue to be, ment and machinery. Easy "CaU HiU" Phone 1754 terms, rh. 1393-J. P. O. Hox what with Hollywood'* current af­ 1114. fection for amphibious heists. Consult A REALTOR First A special effect creator In the at ftnMEa CULLEN AND HASKEY movies since 1924, he got on the 112 N. Ptfk Av*. PhU I t i l l sea kick with a quickie called WUI build on your lot. Your plan "The Mate." That ono colled for or ours. We can arrange finan­ A lexander ft S trin g e r cing. Call us for addition* or a man-sized frog, which he whip­ Real Estate ft Insurance remodeling. ped up out of foam rubber and Mrs. Louring Messenger, Altec, latex. LOWELL E. OZIER 1ST Mlgnob* Ave. Ph. II When British lechnlrisni were Rellder — Phene 1129 Office: t ill n. Orlande Or. confounded In their efforts to OZIER REA LTY CO. rrra lt a credible while whale for Laura B. Otirr, Broker ".Moby Dirk," Augle was sent for. CUSTOM BUILT HUMES llstel M. Field. Associate He spent a year in England, man­ 'VA-FUA -CONVENTIONAL 2901 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1384 ipulating a nine-foot modal In a FINANCING EVENINGS: Slit and tou studio tank for the action aernea •LOW DOWN PAYHENTR that turned out so successfully In LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS M -RIAL ESTATE WANTED ihe Gregory Peck film . A. K- SHOEMAKER, JR. PbOM 1221 12M Mellnnvllle 'Have client who desires a one John Hunt,in be"ame so sold on story frame 3 bedroom, 2 bath Augis that he look him In Tahiti house, have large rooms, shade receniL in scout possibilities for ftBndroam heme, 91490. equity. trees, lake front with J to |o his next Herman Msivllle rlasslc, MIAS monthly payment lymenL Equipacres of land. Write Jsnc Ad- "Type#." Augta will create a largo ped with electric kitchen, blinds. rlstleo, broker, P.O. Box 37, shark for that one. heater. Call 1415-W. See at 219 Goldenrod, Florid*". I found him at work at Hal Rosslila Dr, Roach atudioa on a krakrn for the ■WAP ANYTHINOt Just pises This Is a free guest pais to Classified ads. Phona n i l for • Julea Levy-Arthur Gardm-r-Aroold Movieland Ride-In Theatre for helpful ad-wrtur. Lavln film "The Jagged Edge." JIlR Owen, Sanford. Exp. Sept. What'a a Itrakon? YOUR EASY WAY to renting vaIS, ISIS. It's lomsthtng awful. A 10-foot fancies: Classified sdsl Home- horror that crawls out of a snailthing vacant? Phone 1221 for like shell and snakes it* crusty an ad-writer. body about while snapping pincers together. Not the aort of thing you'd liks to find in your swim, mlng pool soma morning. "The body la made of foam rub­ ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A « T a » e tirn * u I t W K I M M J 1 U .M NEW HOME? ber with a latex covering.” Auxie W K IIIM O tt explained, petting hit monster fondly. "The whole thing moves SE E a n d COM PARE 1:11 Tk. J W tv x x ia e automatically by compressed air." si*a w srie At ei* The Hemes Built He demonstrated by pulling sue Twillahi B een ■r stia seme cftntroli. The bellowa-llke tu t frame for the body wiggled on rue ODMAN ft TUDOR. INC. T:IS Jirlftla o On A Ctiiu! Itoo an Eiyptian belly dancer, Buildera of Fine Homes l i l t float* For A U Sr 7:»« ii'FIMnrstlm* "1 wanted It to be automatic," Fer Florida Living M l M a m sidltles Augle explained. "Too many mo­ *:IS n«it*n Kstlens BEAUTIFULLY Deeigsed Three 1:1* T h s R h y th m Ilnur vie measure look just Uka what Aad Four Bedroom Homes H e m s W ith Mwala they are — dummies with man ews 1 ft I baton Inaido th an ." Varied Selection of PUns Avail­ iiioe ■lea orr T N ttn a n s r The important thing in movie able. M onninw monstori, ha explained, was to Priced From M1A90 to 124.000 ii*a ■Iga On showing tbo btasts sparingly. VA (GD-FKA ft FKA Inaerv- S:»t Oswn; Breakers Sits Jm rt ice Financing. "You've got to cut bark to your ■lit Wofttirm JiEMrM S:SI artora and other things," ha said, HOMES AVAILABLE! lies Xsvsn O'clesk Club "if you atay on the monster too South Ptoociwt .. . Sanford, FU 7:11 Nsw s-ricrien long, you destroy the lllualan." Msvs-Wurln I'*4 Grove M eaere........ Sanford, Fin. 4:AA rholts I asked producer G anger why Vaieacla VlUaa .... DeLand, Fli tits Jnekar'a U srsm i P ty tU iM these monitor filma ware *0 aucfree ■ALBS orrict L is coasful nowadays. *:U 2428 B. French Ave. "Because they appeal to the f:Z* M s s w c r Phone HW ft M 0 *,•* ms# club , young people," he explained. Altar f :M ft. a. CaU 2271-W III* Maw* "Theao deyi you can't mako pic­ • its U*e a u b ture# that appnal to everybody. tit* Yon'vo got to a la at different s;s , _MsllS______ tegmenta of the audiences. And Amertms eL ssus asm * young people have always sup­ “ NX ported the movies," It#* T h s HOB Radio IMS Wcti. Sept: 5 , 1056 P fttf 7 UMHT-to w a ttm z -~ Mu lautii Mil "Lsif Aairfnsil' { Tkr*i|k Nut M " Jisw* McDeamah arrived is CKicjts Jssusry ), rested • s apAttmeAt ssd sieved la his belongings, thra west out is hug grecsrlss, Uashle i s flad hit way back, lieOoseugh gsvs up hsaiisg stiff 6 ■evict, plserd a Classified Ad la the Chicago Ttibunr, -lutcUy hrstd front bis I sidL jy. tt I*ft-if t*Mtt sfS4r4N9•**<t«* f Si*. • *i lreiu|e.,i y* i •« * -a* »»oi* r» slin.lM l.\M| ,9aOsl .fi* 9-9 tdipfilpieQ fa** Asa if | DAILY CROSSWORD ACKOitN DOWN 1. Long, sharp, 1. flcrutlnla# 8. T o flat b o tto m ­ ed boat pufT 1 1-ocat U. S. UP N a u l .l 9. Kind 2. Vehicle of 3. Veraatita rock 10. O ut loud I h yphe n­ 12. River than* a te d ! n rl off M a n ­ 4. N ever ip o et.i h attan Island 8. E x cla ­ 14. d l r t ' l nam e m atio n 15. Gold tiler.} 4. R ubbe r tree 16. God of I Mtx.k war 7. L e a f of tar. I shook 16. Man's name 6. N atives of 19. Armadillo S uda n o t a 21. T o ralsa In race of relief from H a m ltle n su rface ■lock 23. Yugoslav 9. Young hogs p rem ier 24. High, c r a g g y hill 23. A rra n g em in l 27. Measures 31. P r e se n t lim a 33. Hollowhomed r u m in a n t 34. Manipulate 37. Chills and fe ver 38. W ine receptacle 89. Guide 4 t. Sm allest s t a t e ta b b r .l 42. G r a tif y to t h e full 44. U rge d fo r w a r d 44. T alk 48. Man'a name ipoaa.) 49. E x c la m a ­ tion of HJII- ) , i .m.'! m ■; « iiiim ii I t . M an's UI » .i i . n ic k ­ ii i name ' 1.J7 1 1T J 7 " n n j K-l.l , f post. 1 ■1M^11 J 'Tj .ui'.’ :i 13. BnM } V b f t •ii-’ r n u n t a r I n j • i u«n ^ j * 1 17. Rmoke- ■ , * l 1* * fog 1 .T'.VI’1* x 'i ui ; :m ' com bi­ 1 m i > • ii” ) i lit^ h nation 20. Siamese Yeii#«4sr'a Aasoee.coin 31. O b n o x i o u s . 22. Officer to plant r h a r g e of a brigade 34. Book c l a s p , , a 38. Beetle 24. N u m b e r of 24. O f rtnato votrs cast b ir th 28. nrcorri of 40. l u h a n riv er - a ship's 4 3 . 0 reels l e t t e r voyag# 45. Contend f a r ... 29. T r e e s 47. E a s t by 30. E a r t h e n s o u th d rin k in g la b b r . l mugs 50. Metallic rocks Trending Into Autumn RO. tke h e a t's oV a a d avaolng ' Brown tatuagai to akiilet: r» breesea carry a hlot of (be move aad pour off lot Combtoo Y romlna of falling leaves Bo furl macaroni and boana to skill*; that patio sunshade aad don a light cardigan but dot ! give up out­ door eating. Septtmber'alhs month for hearty, hot diakta Ilka canned macaroni with r horse sauce (iba l&'i-ounre slsei combined with cooked green beana and topped browned aau•«*« Thl' Uajy dish. BAUBAGE MACARONI ALLEGRO, la wbipped up la minutes In any of the modera, aya-catcblng akilieto wblcb are tRclant at too rant* and daeoralive at the table Round out your menu with a cool, crisp green salad and wedges of your favorite melon. Now await tbo praises from alii Aawaaye Maaarem Anegre I pound link Muoaga* place sausages on top. llo«L Makar • serving*. F o r n similarly oaaydd-Ap Indoors or ant, try two: Roof Oiivotto I ran* I t k . e u p slsei M io h tlN r . „ Makes 4 goaaroua oerviagdConsomme ond Tomato Moboa g ToMort Horo'o 4 botes* dlnnor cocktail ruaraalood in re[uvanoto tha luioat oppoCUo. �•«* ;- • . .' A> T. * , • i ■* Famous Quality Foods... Lower Prices! YOU KNOW ... D ID me fOOD You Give The Lovely Gifts You Have Always Wanted To , Give Just By Saving TOP VALUE STAMPS! ALL VEGETABLE STORES PRICES GOOD THRU SAT. KPT. 8th CHRISTMAS Is Just Around The Corner! CHASE v . n r u c eA SANBORN g w in v u n Inst Coffee 6-oz Jar TASTY CANNED MEAT Start Saving TOP VALUE STAMPS And Give Gifts of Distinction! SUPERBRAND FULL FLAVOR Swifts Prem 3 SS1M 100% PURE COFFEE Aster Inst - <- 1 “ LUSCIOUS SUCH) OR HALVES (Sage peaches M«« i h OEOROtA RED FIELD PEAS A SNAPS 2 SOS CANS 29e DIXIE DARLINO SALAD DRESSING 27e DEEP SOUTH APPLE JELLY 2 » ** 29c DIXIE DARLINO Smooth or Krunchy PEANUT BUTTER -»=z « . 2 Ltssrs VIENNA SAUSAGE 2 n. » c*H. 37c RED W1NO GRAPE JUICE 14 OZ IO T M 29c SCOnCORICH RED TOMATO CATSUP 14 OZ BOTTLE 1 9 c LIMIT ONE WITH FOOD ORDER NEW DETERGENT WHTE ARROW for the whole Family! Th« Eat-Rlta lab*) It your guarant** of th* very finest quality m eats. W hy? Because our meat buy* ers select only the very finest steers produced. The men In our markets are schooled in the latest technique of preparing meats thus assuring you of less bone* less waste) more good eatlhg for your money! me CHUCK ROAST rEA T -R ITT JU IC Y TENDER ROUND BONE FAROY FIRM RIPS IEAT-RITE PLATE Shoulder Roast * 49‘ lLean Stew Beef * 231 Tomatoes HOT O R MILD PURE 1-LB BAG ONLY PORK SAUSACE FRESH PORK ROAST BOSTON B U T T SHICKORY L I CSWEET E D BACON BACON THICK SLICED 2 LB SOX S L A B BACON GRADE -A- QUICK FROZEN C H I C K E N WINDS » FRESH PORK NECK BONES OR PI G T A I L S 2w HICKORY SWEET sm o k ed U. S. N O . 1 WHITE SUPERBRAND FARM STYLE C O T T A G E C H E E S E met 25< CHEESE 37c Wedge 45c PHILADELPHIA BRAND C R E A M C H E E S E 2 bozpk. s 25c EAT-RITE ALL REEF H A M B U R 6 E R U ™ $1.00 SUNNYIAND SLICED B O I L E D HAM * 59 SUNNYIAND S L I C E D B 0 L 0 U I A * « « » 23c ARMOUR S MISS WISCONSIN MUd l e s W e d f e S h a rp • o x o zpko c Lb Q trs LIFEBIIT | LIPII BIT LUX PRAOBANT a n BARS 2 i c *V'11 . - TOUT SOAP 2 M LUX PRAOBANT 2 BATH BARS 2 5 c BARS 1 7 c TOUT SOAP si 39‘ Biscuits SWANSOAP PRITEX Can O N LY PURE WHITE 2 LOB BARS 2 9 c LIQUIDLUX DETERGENT lla e S Ic t t e e llc DETERGENT BOAP 2 no ba r s 25c U. S. NO. 1 YELOW YELLOW FRESH ONIONS 3 - 14c FANCY CORN 29 FRESH SOLID HEADS FANCY GRAPES 2 - 29 GREEN CABBAGE » 7c SEEDLESS ■FROSTY FROZEN FOOD VALVES MOR-VAL FROZEN ORANGE JUICE LIRBY BEEP, CHICKEN OR TURKEY FR0IEI MEAT PIES 7 CAM 5 PIES SUN-KIST r u r r i N REGULAR regular o r du PUFFIN OR BUTTERMILK. I f * ' M ' V. Bu&ufi 10 STRAWBERRIES BREEZE LM PRO 3 3 c PIITEX . LUXFLAKES GENTLE 2 BAIN BARS | 5 c IM M s S S c can s S ca n s* DIXIAN A FROZEN ALLPURPOSE DCTEROENTSOAP S RIHS0 NEW BLUEI LOR 3 1 c or 7 5 c SURF LASTING SUDS LM 3 2 c OT 7 5 c SILVEROUST GRANULATED LOR PKO 3 2 c SPOT ALL VEGETABLE TLB 3 5 c S IB 9 3 c OATFOSS * j WISNSSNE ■NINE4JVES 2 OZ CANS 2 3 c ITALIAN DSESSB40 • OZ BOTTLE 3 f c �If Voor Hornld la Not Delircrtd B; I P. N. Call 182) Bcfora 7 P. M. For OtUrery AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAtLY NEW SPAPER ^YO ULM E XLV111 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY SEPTEM BER 6, 1956 Aaaodatcd P rm Leaned Wire Guards Escort Negroes UINklh. J *.<', •• ■ntt ' J • STURGIS, Ky., on — An angry, yelling mob of 400-500 person* swung fist* here today ■■ Nation­ al Guard troopt eicortrd nine Negro youth* Into the prevlouaty all-white Sturgli High School. The armed troop* got the youths through the yelling, flst-*wlnglng crowd after n five-minute struggle. Five unidentified men were seized by the troop*, who moved into this western Kentucky town of 5,000 last night. The seized men were quickly removed from the seene by Slate Police. The troops, after taking tno Negro youth* Into the school ap­ proximately a half hour before classes were to open, fixed bayoncts and drov the crowd away from the school building. As the Negro youths left their homes about a mile from this min­ ing and farming town’s only high school, crowds began to gather along the way engaging in name­ calling as the youths walked down the street. By tho time they had reached the school's vicinity, the crowd had reached nearly 600. When several in tho crowd trjed to grab the youths, National Guardsmen stepped In. Fists be­ gan to fly but the troops pushed their way through and after driv­ ing the crowd back across the street remained with filed bayo­ net* around the school. Nany while children remained outside the school. Maj. Gen. J. J. B. Williams, commanding officer of about 210 members of the 2*0th Tank Bat­ talion which was ordered to this small community along with four tanks, said: "1 have Issued orders to keep the street clear and traffic mov­ ing, All children who want to en­ ter the school will be admitted/* The official hoard of the First The crowd remained milling Christian Church Tuesday author, around the school approximately 46 minutes after the Negro youthi iscil the drafting of n resolution had entered. They continued heck­ expressing opposition to the proling the troops, |ie*ed expansion of gambling In Gen. Williams said last night the bounty by the introduction of after the troops' arrival that the tu.'-'Jhutuel betting on harness Guardsmen would remain a* loaf h' cumT*e«». X yet# on lh* issue *»■ mmewary and-Were “W«l-ji*W. w k rk«e*w * «*-«**«j # §w iru held nnu lMwzfw b d*e ■Ttie-WsyriSTe pared for any eventuality." In connection wllh the November Later, a sixth unidentified man election. was arrested whrn he assaulted Plan* were adopted for Sept. State Police Dct. Leroy Poole. 30 when the minister expect* to Tanks moved up Into the street he ip attendance at the annuel directly in front of the school International Convention of Dis­ building. A solid line of Guardsmen was ciples of Christ, Des Mulnes, la. strung along the block from one A goal of (220.00 for niiaslunary end to the other as school burn cause* In Unified Promotion was began to arrive with while chil­ adopted. The sum is to come from the church budget and be sent In dren. As the children alighted from by June 30. Committee* planning the ob­ tho buses, Ihe crowd began to chant. The crowd kept up the servance of the congregation's chant as the assembly bell sound­ 31st anniversary and home com­ ed inside the school. ing on Sept. 23 were commended A few minutes later, some chil­ for their work. The prorrarn com­ dren began to leave the achool. mittee composed of W. 11. Young, Many girls were crying. As they Mrs. O. T, l’enrson and Mr*. II. reached tho outside the crowd K. King has secured State Secre­ rheered, tary Lawrence S. Ashley, Ocala, Orm mother ran to a window a guest speaker for the afternoon and shouted for her children lo program, Lester Tharp and Misses leave. Somr children inside the Flo Bishop and Nancy Hicks have tchoiil yelled In reply: sent iiut invitations to all present "We're not coming out. The law and former mend>er*. An offering I* the law." for the education building will lie Other parents entered the school taken nt the anniversary, The *and returned to the outside with dopted goal for the day's offering their children. I* I26UO.OO, This week the offer­ ing committee, Geo, Waller Mor­ gan, chairman, Is mailing an ap­ FRUIT FLIES FOUND LAKE ALFRED ID — Two new peal for the offering. A sketch fruit fly finds have been reported of the highlights In the history in Polk County by the U.8. De- of tho church Is In preparation, and will Ire put In a souvenir partmrnt of Agriculture. One adult fly was found in a booklet. The board has ordered the Irap near Kathleen, northwest of publication of 300 copies of the Lakeland; and two were spotted irooklet. A commitleo beaded by In a trap at Star Lake near Laka Mrs. James L. Horton, Sr., Is gutWales. (Coatinned m i Page Eight) Church Board OK's Decree Opposing TKYINO d v r THE POST OPFICH DKPARTMRN1"6 new malUter fl Sandy Wlrth, noted beauty, The mailstar la tha proposed transportation for tho mechanizing of the Sanford Post Office'* City Plans Are Received For Firm's Building "Plans for the new Sanford Manufacturing Company’s build­ ing, which include the working drawings and specifications, have been received and have gone to the mortgage company for a final committment," William H. "B1U" Stamper, vice chairman uf the Sanford Industrial Board, aald late yesterday afternoon. "In addition," said Stamper, "response has been good on the * X survey la being conducted, ac­ request for Sanford people to In­ cording to Joel Field, Sanford vest in this growing company." Stamper said that all contacts Postmaster, to determine th* feasibility of mechanizing tho en­ made by the volunteers who have been working with tho Sanford tire dty route carriers. Manufacturing company officials To aasitt in the survey, Al In order to keep tho Industry in Heine, a representative of the Sanford "have been made by mall Xeglonal Industrial Engineers of in order to keep too much work from being thrown onto any one Atlant, G*., Is in Sanford por­ group." in g .ovei* maps of Sanford to es­ Sanford cltlzani who would Ilka tablish mileage and length ol to invest in a Sanford enterprise can volunteer their pledges, Etemn o "mallster", a dreased up per commented. add highly Unproved "scooter" la In answer to several questions tho typo of transportation pro­ which have been railed concern­ ing the enterprise, including "How posed for tho mechanization, laid will the funds be disbursed" and tha local Postmaster. "whether or no*, the investments In order to make tha survey, will be paid off with the original - mper said,' Three huga map* have been prepared mortgage"‘ Sic '4*1 Ih about ftvo street* wide tha of the investors have been named if agent* with the Florida 8ta|a acop* of aach section so that Bank as the depository to receive Streets and routaa can tqore easi­ and disburse the funds by ■ trust agreement." ly bo determined. "Whether or not th# mechaniza­ lt« also slid "Repayment of the tion will tako place la atlll a ques­ investments will be made simul­ tion," said Postmaster Field, taneous with the original mort­ "SBd must await th* outcome of gage and such "payment* will In ­ clude the interest. ,, the survey now being made. TUUng part Is the survey la "This Is not a give-away pro­ . Japorintendlent of Mails Dick Me­ gram" emphasized the Sanford Induitial Board's vice-chairman, al mdln and Clerk Clyde Plercy. <*lf the fallibility of th* aur- "but a mean* to make financing vey |a approved," the Postmaster available to an organization that m ealed, "mad and parcel post ha* proven by actual experience wtU be d#Uv*r*d by the carrier* that they can operate In Sanford wSCh in turn will make deliver- and bring new money Into th* 1*5 earlier and mere complete.” community’s economic Ufa. "I would Ilka to point out," Strmper aald, "that tho Sanford Manufacturing Company's money to provide plaaa and specifications for the new building and aa tbair part of the Investment, has al­ ready been deposited In the local bank. "Ws have been able to ratein aa Anderson, who was earning important Industry in Sanford, iding a large annual payroll, 9MM a year, has been with the use of lb* wonderful coopera­ btmnu for five ytara. It Is a dhJUen pf the State Develop- tion on the part of the City of Sanford In making land available and lending their assistance wher­ ever possible without impairing the city's normal acrvicca," Stempar explained. Capf. Blackburn Makes Non-Stop East-West Flight A recent flight of nn A3D, nonatop from the California coast to Jacksonville, without refueling, points up the importance of the Sanford Naval Air Station, and ita readiness for the drfense of the United Slates around the clock, In all weather, or at any locution. Captain J. T. Blackburn, Com­ manding Officrr of Heavy At­ tack Wing One, slatiimt-d nt tlm local Navy base, piloting an A3D, left the California roast at 1I:(M a.m. last Monday flying at 38,. 000 feet and made a low pass at Oklahoma City for timing pur­ poses, during the Oklahoma City Air Show, at 1:37 p.nt. <Continued on Page Eight) Weather Partly eloody through Friday with scattered afternoon and erasing thundershowers; low to­ night 52-72. ifoman Drowns As Into Lake Monroe K Attack Wing One, for Us speed record Monday Si be flaw cram tha California coast to Jacksonville. (Inset Capt, J T. Blackburn). ( • j \ SHS Up Driver Is ^ In State Of Shock Team Tearing Practice Field A green but apparently willing* Seminole squad of football asplr- j ants arc tearing up the practice field at the local high school with an apparent determination to make a record for themselves In their opening season In the Orange Belt conference. Midway through the third week of prartlee the Seminole High I school gridaleta are grindlng'away •at Mndatrictrtils under the patient 1 coaches who are tying to shape a ■quad of Inexperienced men Into a working machine that can come off winner In Its first game of I the season. That data with Cocoa I on Sept. 21 la far too ctose, accor- I ding to the mentor*. j Yesterday was the third day I that the grid men had worn pad* I and despite their lack of polish, I there wrre many of them that I showed a willingness to play a I "rock 'em and sock* cm" game | ami thus show their coaches that they deserved to be in the alert­ ing lineup when the season opens. The greensward at the high I school Is doited with some 66 | hopefuls, each determined to make good. There arc 3* of these . lads that are in the A squad under I the guidance of Head Coach Bill I Fleming and hit assistants, Bud Laye and Dave Laude, J According these sweating craftsmen, tho plarci on the tesm are wide open right now. "Evcfy Gerald B. Price, who hai been man with whom wo am now work­ pastor of the Temple Baptist ing has a chance to get the call when wc go against Cocoa," Flem­ Church at Jppalachla, Va. for ing said. "Wc know wc don’t have the past 214 years, has accepted much experience In the roster, an tho call of tho South Hidu Baptist wo arc looking for tho fvlluw that Church at Sanford. can show us that ho really likes Rev. Price formerly pastured an show u* that ho really likes the West View Park Baptist to play this game." Church at Kingsport, Tcnn. for Taking stock of tho boy* whose suit! were turning dark with 6 years, and also was pastor of sweat, Fleming and Layer agreed the Aibury Baptist Church at that the squad waa lighter than Johnson City, Tenn. for 5 yoars. last year's edition of the Seminotes, . ddlng that they didn't have He will be preaching each Sun­ what would be called a "big" day, beginning this Sunday at II nun. There was some hope that a.in. and 7:45 p.m. and also speed would develop as some of Wednesday evenings at 7:46 p.m. the learn got used to carrying the Itev. Price will also be preach­ weight of the uniform* and got ing carh Sunday afternoon at 3 Into better condition. p.m. at the Lagrange Baptist Carried over from the 1SS6 elev­ en, Brantley Schlrard gets many Mission at Mims. R. B. Lunsford, nod* of approval from Layer and the former )>sitor of South Side l-audc, who are wurklng with the Baptist Church la now a mission­ linrmcn, as he cracks In on de­ ary In Brazil, South America. fense. Bud and Dave also aay that An Invitation to all Ihe services they see somo real potential in of the church la cordially extend­ a pair of tackles, Meredith Scott ed to everyone. and Charles Pens*. In the style of play used by tho Semlnoles these two spot* are key positions and Auto Smashes Into the mentors are anxiously scan­ ning tha available material for Post Office Wall boys who can "do a man's work." An automobile, apparently out of Dick Silvers, who Interned at control, smaioeU Into Ihe side wall (Cantinned On Foge Eight! of the Sanford Post office this morning shortly bcfora g<30. down tho parking sign In Hurricane Hunter theTaking Post Office parking area near corner of First and Palmet­ Investigating Area totheAve., (he automobile caused min­ JACKSONVILLE, Fla. ( A P t- or damage to the building tnd to A Navy hurricane hunter plan# the car. took off from Puerto Rico at 0:30 A water faucet on the outside of a.m. today to invaatlgat* an area the building was smashed and the of suspicion approximately 060 bumper of the car dented.. mile* west of San Juan, th* Navy Drive of the automobile waa W, ■aid. W. Star, T*-rear-oU Orlando busi­ Th* plan* will invaatlgat* nessman who maintains an office weather conditions In tha suspect- la Sanford at 1010 Elm Avo. ed area In th* Caribbean which Is Investigation for the Sanford believed to contain possibilities of Police Department waa nude by storm development. ^ Captain Arnold William*. An Orlando woman wai dead on arrival at the Seminole Memorial Hospital following an accident this morning shortly after 11 o'clock when a car, driven by her huehand, went out of control and toppled over the sea wall, about l i t mile* north of Sanford on highway 17-92, Mrs. Varsenig Kaznriun, 711, up* parently died of drowning as the automobile sank In shallow wntgr of I.nke Monroe, according lir Coroner W. Hugh Duncan who said that a Coroner* Jury would not be called because of eye wit* nesses, Mr. amt Mrs. Jo* Williams, on their, honeymoon from Cairo, III. were traveling north and met th* Kazarian automobile as It swerv­ ed out of control and went Into the water. Williams, attempting to keep the automobile which landed on Ita side, from toppUnv over, received a bruised kr.ro as he scaled the concrete bulkhead. According to the reporta of aye witnesses and th* investigation of Florida Highway Patrolmap Carl Williams, tha Kaxarlan automoblls was traveling south driven by Mardlroa Kazarian, husband of the drowned woman, whose ad­ dress waa given as 915 Euclid Ave., Orlando, went out of cen­ tral for about 700 fact before crashing Into the water. The car, according to report*, wea traveling at an apparent high rale' of speed as It swerved off the highway to the right, beck onto Ifea highway tmd «h tSS *Ko*Jder* to' fit* left t f the pavement, hack to the right again, and final­ ly mad# a sharp sw am to the left, plowed up dirt penea the shoulder of the road and then went over th* eld* of the eon* crate seawall. It la reported that Mr. and Mr% Kaaarlan are the parent# of Har­ ry and Carl Kaxarlan, operator! of the Orange Pharmacy in Or­ lando. Mardlroa Kaxarlan, tha driver, waa reported not to be injured but was In a state 0f shock. Ap­ parently, on tha driver'* tide of tha ear, Kasarian was not sub­ merged in the water as was Mrs. Kazarian, and was pulled from the ear uninjured. Mr«, Kaxarlan, it la reported, received a bruise on her left shoulder but received no other Injuries from the Impact of th* ear a* it fell over Into tho water. At tho scene, assisting In tho Investigation of tha accident, was Capt. Arnold William* of th* San-ford Police Department. No other car was Involved in the accident, said Patrolman Carl Williams, who alao reported that the Kaxarlan automobile went out of control on ■ straight stretch of highway, Planet Mars To Be In View Tonight NEW YORK (AP)—Tonight at midnight E8T, thousands of tele­ scopes will he trained on the red planet Mars, which gets mum "nelghl»orly" than it haa been for 32 years. The Intriguing planet, only half aa big as the aarth, wheels into view astronomically only 33,163,000 mile* nwny—the closest since 1024. Mara rise* In the BoutheuM mid set* in the Bouthwast, It will l<o closest around snldnlght hnt will be visible nil of th* evening hour*. The planet shines rad because more than half its surface seem­ ingly la covered with orange-red desert, low mountain!, and barren landscape swept by hot wind*. 171# controversial "canuls" will coma in for close attention. Bum* claim to have aeon such water­ way*, but othara not* that photo­ graph* fail to show them eloorly If ot oil. Scientist* say that If "bslnga" <lo exist on Mara thayll have to ha different from us. because th# planet's atmoapbara Is Mid to bo almost devoid of oxygon and more dependant on nitrogen. Additional Local News On Page 8 � 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/. 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THE 8ANF0D HERALD Credit Services Expanded Recent changes In the law* gov­ erning the Farmer* Home Admin­ istration will enanle the agency to serve the credit needs of a larger number of farm families William T. Shaddick, State Di­ rector, said today. The new law provide* broader authority to assist fgmliy-type farmers with loans to Improve and operata their ferme. It also author!tea, aa a part of the rural development program, loan* for operating and developing farms where the farmer haa part-time employment off the (arm. Included in the broader authority are loans for refinancing existing debts, and an increase In the maximum amoun that can be advanced for operating loans. All of the present loan services of the Farmers Home Administra­ tion which include loans for the operation, development and pur­ chase of family-type farm*, farm housing, soil and water conserva­ tion, and loans to meet emergency credit needs will continue to be avallehte. Shaddick said the new policies were explained by Washington officials of the agency at a meet­ ing held In Atlanta, Ga., recent- MHO I f AltANtA as prisoners of war for more than eight years, Crock soldiers throw themstlvst full length on the ground to kits the aoil of their home a* they arrive In Piraeus, port ol Athens. Some 341 officers and man of the Greek Army, taken prisoner during the Creek CM! War el 1343 and 1343,/ware repatriated after talkab*tween the two countries. At bottom, • Creak officer hugs hla two The youngest, left, waa bom after hla capture In 1343, Veteran s - Corner percent Interest plus a 1 percent iniurance charge. initial operating loans under the new law may be in amounts up to 910,00(1 to one borrower with a limit of 130,000 on the amount any one borrower can owe for thia type of credit. In (he past the limit on the initial loan was 17,000 with a 110,000 limit on the total amount of debt that could be incurred. No mor* than 10 percent of the annqgl appropriation for operating loans can be need to make loans -which causa a bor­ rower’* Indebtedness to exceed 310,000. The operating loans are used for the purchase of equipment, livestock, fertilizer, seed and oth­ er farm and home operating ex­ penses needed to carry out ef­ ficient operations on family-typo farma. These loam a n repayable over periods, up to seven yeare. The interest rate remains at five percent. For the fiscal year 1*57, 1165,000,000, plus a contingency rund of $15,oc»,ooo to be used if necessary, has been appropriated for operating loana, The increase in the maximum limit* of these loans will enable the agency to eerve farmer* *nd ranchers in area* where heavy In­ vestment! In machinery, livestock and farm operating expenses are necessary/ Under the former liW no new credit could be extended to bor­ rower! who have been continu­ ously indebted for Sevan years. The new law increases fiom seven to ten years the period during which additional credit can be ex­ tended In hardship caaea when the Inability of tk borrower to re­ pay his Indebtedness within seven yean la due to causes beyond hla control. Loans will also be available for operating and developing teas than family-type farms, If the appllcant* are established, bona fide farmers who have hlstorkaUy re­ sided on farms and depended on farm Income for their livelihood, and who are conducting substan­ tial farming operations and spend­ ing a major portion of their time farming. Such operators must jectlve of these l o a n s is to help farmers who l i v e In afeas designated for the Rural Development Program, who aro Committee Seeks unable to obtain enough land re­ sources to develop full-time farms. To Form Quality The interest rates and terms on these loans for operating and de­ Control Program veloping leas than family-type firm s will vary depending upon ready to proccsa applications un- Haines City, saya It’s a tough the purpose for which the loan dor the new reguletioni, Job to figure out a qualftv con4 la obtained, Loana for operating The loana to refinance existing trol program for fresh Florida expenses will be repayable over rlebt* will be available until June citrus becauso too much rain or perloda up to seven years at five 30, 1953 to owners of farm no not enough can affect tha fruit, percent interest. Loana for real larger than family-ilia. These A committee of Florid* Citrus estate development will bear loans will help farmers who have Commission and Florida Citrus charge of 444 percent and will be adequate real estate security and mutual members Is tackling tha repayable over periods up to 40 who are otherwise in a sound problem to determine how oranges year*. position but who are unable to ran put on better eye appeal for These loans will only be made when the applicant'! Income from meet their present credit obllga- the housewife, his farm and other sources ap­ tlons and need credit on more ’ ... pears adequate to enable him to favorable terms and cnndlilon. - A " 0"*, than I. currently available from , *? meet living and operating expen­ other lender*. U'*' ” ‘,l,n Tuesday were out- ses and to repay hie debts. When debt* are refinanced by ^ £***? The new act also extends until the Farmer* Home Administration i' llJ he*e »» u" ‘* June 30, 1939, the authority for fie payments will be scheduled rorm\ , . re,**“ member* of the special emergency loans, and In­ creases from $15,000,000 to 365,eccordlng to the ability of the c0"’ra,Mf*;t borrower to repay. In tho pant. Herachell Sorrell* of Arcadia, 000,000 the total amount that can tho agency haa only refinanced chairman of the Florida Citrus be advanced for these loans. Special emergency loans aro made existing when the refinancing waa Commlislon, aald Floridashould incidental to the making of a »oek to hold a constant level,on In areas designated by the Se­ cretary of Agriculture to enabl* real citato loan for purchase or fresh fruit shipments. I m p r o v e m e n t offamlly-type He cited figures to ahow that farmers to maintain their oper­ farms, Nallon-wlde the agency In the 1055-58 season only 24.5 ations when they are unable for will be able to advance on an per cent of the orangn crop was a temporary period to obtain need­ Insured bails up to 350,000,000 a sold In fresh form; but In the ed credit from other sources. All of the new loans, like the year for this purpose, 1U51-62 season It was 38 per cent. Insured loans aro made 'by the California, he related, ie main- loans already available from the Administration, Farmers Home Administration talnlng a >fairly constant level on Farmers from funds provided by private the portion of IU orange crop will be made only to applicants lender*. The loans will bear 34k going Into freak fruit markats. who are unable to obtain adequate credit from other sources. With most types of loans supervision In the develop) lent and carrying out or balanced systems of farming will be provided. a( the claw* of a victoriu* to n . C*Extendlng the medical Insurance program to ftline*, by the way, la already telng planned. "Ever alae* we atartod the dog insurance,” Reabe said, "the cat lovara bare up to pSvxlHp 7Bv64 lover* bare been up la a r a i." qualified ’ to deal with pat lovers. NaturaUy enough. St sirs. Resbe and Nelson arc learning much ■bout the maladies of dogdom. "They eeem to be susceptible to much of the same dliordera a* their boaaea,’’ Reabe said. "We’va paid off on canine atrep throats and tonsillitis and, recently, leuk­ emia. "We’ve had one dog recently with eye cataracts, and the vtts are working on contact lenses for him to remove a vision impair­ ment." SmaUer breeds pose tougher health problems and accidents, covered in the policies, aro a large factor. Canine Shield's first eaie In­ volved a auppoicdly sheltered hound kept In a fenced-in yard. The pooch was attacked by a swarm of bees, and tho treat­ ment coat $33. Comparatively rare, fortunately for canine self-respect, wai the caie of a deceptively wicked-look­ ing bulldog named Prissy, Reabe reported. The bulldog waa hosp­ italised with " I n n n m a r a b l e scratches and Infections" suffered News In Service Tha InUrniUooil Race it Laurel has been won by four dif­ ferent nation* — England France, United States and Venexuela. End Charles and tackle Gordon HOME OF OUR DREAM AMERICAN LABOR - NOW, AS AlWAYSBUILDERS OF A BETTER WORLD Sinea 1950 there haa bean a 41.7 percent drop* In tha number of collage students preparing for physical education career*. Her principal recreations are swimming and reading detective ttorin. She occasionally rides borebark at the ranch of a friend naar I-ake Wiles. In nlmont every part of tha world—wherevar program in being made— there you will find Ameri­ can labor at work, acting an example of energy, akin and ingenuity that have become synonymous with America herself. Wo are proud of oar great laboring forces, for by their achlavements wa en­ joy a standard of Uvlag second to nose in the world. And from the united efforts of loyal work­ ers and., foreslghted.. management., have come America's greatest product—FREEDOM FOR ALL! Full ccnuulc tils baths Conventional, Modem, Brittany Styles Colored bath room fixtures Comfort, Convenience, TODAY WE PROUDLY SALUTE THE LABORERS O F AMERICA! Financing, (b t L o v l v f W i It moans "tha", and waa a* pn aehmed without any "y” aauad. la Angte-Saxm th a n waa a symbol now written aa "tk” but which waa rapaesented by "y". la conaequaaca, tha correct pronunciation of **ya" la "tha"; 1. Popular Fallacl**— A. B. B. Adkarmaan. 4iaia*i0 iu ciiii Kitchen: HOLLER MOTOR SALES Refrlgentar, ar, automatic ir***T— B OfM FORT tE E , Va. — Army reserve Specialist Third Class Harold Johnson, whose wife, Blanche, Uvea at 14 Intervale St., t Dorchester, Haas., ha* received (wo weeks of active duty train­ ing at Fort Lee, Va. Tho training Included weapons r Ing and familiarisation with tha latest developments In Army quartsrmaster procedures. Specialist Johnson, son of Mr, Lena F. Bockley, 3033 McCarthy Are., Sanford, attandad Florida A R M College. 4 W E FOUND THE W GTO Beauty Is Heading For Daytona Contest AUm Fay* Torraan, 13-year-old receptionist and traffic clerk for Radio Station WGTO, la Hoinaa ’cjty’i official entry in tho Mlsa Southland Beauty Contest at Day­ tona Beach today. Rho left her home at nearby Loughman Saturday, for the "working girl*’ beauty contest". Alice U 5 feet 4 Inches till, weighs 113 pounds, and measures 33-3344-23. Sim is a native of Flor­ ida and waa born near Loughman, where she Uvea, in aastsm Polk County. She waa chosen recently from among five entries In a local selection aa llalnea Cily’a en­ try for the Mlaa Southland com­ petition. This la the first time ahe haa aolared a beauty contest — and her current Job with WGTO la alio her Drat. She was graduat­ ed from the Haines City High School la Juna 1363. She waa a majorette for three year* — and bar classmates voted her aa the girl with the best figure. By RENE J. CAPPON KANSAS CITY IB — Dog owner* by the hundred* are enrolling their poochea in “Canine Shield," a hot new item la the iniurance builneii and the first medical care plan on a national acope de­ voted exclusively to nonhuman. The project wai launched only five month* ago by two veteran Kanaat City iniurance men, Rich­ ard R. Nelson and Gordon R. Reabe. Today, the founding father* re­ ported, "Canine Shield" boat* some 3,000 agent* and "aeveral hundred active pollclei," In Rea* be'i words, "the Influx la Juat be­ ginning. The response has been fantastic, and not only In tbl* country. We’ve had inquiries from as far away aa New Zealand.” There being no actuarial tabla* on hounda, Reabe and Nelson— who own* a boxer and a poodlehad to atart somewhat In the dark. Rut the policies aa original­ ly formulated are working well, they said. These provide medical care and ooipiU/ insurance for dogs be­ tween six months and 10 years of age, providing payments of up te 375 per hospitalization for an an­ nual premium of about 315. The Interest churned up by their Jv Corner W. Crystal Drive f t Lake Mary Bird* P H O N E 1504 �4* Shop and Save In Sanford ^ a td tx r b ■ If c r a U * AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER * NFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 2 Offices ToGetNew Equipment If Year Herald la Not Delivered By « P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery No. 175 AraoeUted Preee leaned Wire Officials Confiscate Drugs Taken From Local Drug Store The Board of Seminola County Commissioners, will advertise for competitive bids on office me­ chanical equipment to modernise both the Tex Collector^ office and and the office of th* Seminole County Tax Assessor. John Galloway, Seminole Coun­ ty Tax Collector, appeared bofoi* the Board of Seminole County Commissioners this morning, to appeal for the equipment to put, the county on an equal footing with other office* In the State. Sheriff J. L. Hubby, assisted Galloway pointed out that the by Deputy Sheriffs Morgan Mc­ County Tax Roll hat increased 113.44 percent from 9431,898.79 in Clelland and James Singlstary, 1945 to 9922,094.76 in 1993, or an confiscated a cache of morphine increase of 9490,129.98. The In­ end narcotics stolen from a tantangible Personal Property Tax ford drug store about the middle roll has Increased 296.43 per cent, WESTERN ELECTRIC SUPERVISORS who will install new dial equipment end switchboard* In of August. he said, from $9,269.04, In 1945, the Southern Bell Telephone and telegraph Co. building on Laurel Ave. and Ninth St. (Left to right) Sheriff Hobby pointed out that Carl Jones, J. E. Kuehn, Earl Turner, local manager and Gordon Rothermel, Sanford-DeLand Group to 920.993.31 In 1965. The Intang­ ible Class "C” tax haa increased ^Manager. (Photo by Jameson) lie had received no formal notice 686.64 per cent, he aald, from of the breaking and entering at •V ★ ★ 93.917.69 in 1945, to 126.900.69 in McReynolda Drug Store on August 1993. The number of tax receipts 16, but read an account of U)e In­ Galloway pointed out, have in­ cident in the loeal newspaper. creased from 9.000 In 1994 to 12,000 Following substantial leads and in 1999, or a percentage of in­ a series of events, 8heriff Hobby crease to 33 per cent The number and hli deputies took Melton of occupational licenses have In­ Clark, 33-year-old employe of A. creased from 763 In 1949 to 1,350 Duda and Sons of Slavla, Into cus­ MANSFIELD, Tel. UP—An Epis-eIn 1955, said Galloway. Also in th* tody yesterday morning and lodgIncrease were beverage license copal priest who walked Into an ed him in the Seminole County which enme up from 127 In 1943 to angry anti-Negro crowd to call for Jell. 198 In 1955, and tho number of ^Installation of the moat modem ‘Christian action” was led out by The Sheriff aald that Clark haa automobile license tags sold in type of dial equipment in the re­ a Texas Ranger today when the admitted to the breaking and en­ 1949 from 5,623 to 15.3M In 1969, cently completed telephone central demonstrators began arguing ve­ tering. "He waa Just about to glva or a percentage increase of 164. office building at Ninth St. and Lau­ hemently with him. E. A. Donnelly, representing the SHERIFF J. L. HOBBY (left) with a cache of narcotic* confiscated yesterday. 8hown with the sheriff himself an Injection when w* ar­ rel Ave. began today. Two Weatern The Rev. D. W. Clark of SL Tim­ Addressograph Co. and Cbarlea •re James Singletary and Morgan McClelland, deputies assisting In the arrest of Melton Clark- rested him," Hobby aald this morning. Walker representing the Bur­ (Staff Thoto) Electric Co. ropervlsori arrived othy’* church, Fort Worth, has un­ Clark was found In hls trailer roughs Adding Machine Co. outlin­ during the past week to make nec­ harmed and no hand waa laid on The Dusty Boot! Riding Asso­ home at Frames Trailer Park. ed to the commissioner* the use essary preparatory arrangement* him. ciation staged several Labor Day of the machines and pointed out The each# of narcotics confis­ for the arrival of men and equip­ The crowd, which haa vowed to events yesterday which were led that the overall coat of the equip­ cated Included 166 tablets of more phlne eulphate and a trephine, 1/4 ment end other supervisory per­ keep Negro studenta out of the off by a parade through Sanford ment would run less than |7,000. grain; 161 tablets of morphine aulsonnel will follow. high school here despite federal of more than 100 horses. Partici­ The Board of Commissioner* ap­ Phate, 1/4 grains; 19 tablets of court order*, numbered about ISO, proved the request for bids on the This significant "point of prog­ pating in the parade with the local morphine sulphate, V* grain; IT ress" In converalon of the local far abort of the 400 Friday. Dusty Boots group were members basla of the Tex Collectora off lew A formal request, asking for atgrains of morphine sulphate la and the Tax Assessors office shar­ Ranger Capt. Bob Crowder ear­ telephone system to dial wa* retubes; and 18I psntspon of the Lake County Rough Rider* ing the cost equally from exceu Drag races will be held on Lake referendum election in November, today announced that any The each* nlao Included empty Wealed today by Gordon Rothermel, lier and the Orange County Roping fees. simultaneously with the General Howell Road from State Road 430 Negroea who aooght to registar bottles that tad been depleted. Eanford-DeLand group manager for would be transferred to another Club. Operators for the machinea to Concord Ave., according to a Election, was made this morning' atrichnyne, nltro-glyoerin, < Southern Bel. He stated that the school district Immediately. Crow­ Following the parade, a fish fry will also be paid on a 30-80 tails dcc’sion by the Board of Semi­ before the Seminole County Board i and paregoric pine a number at Western Electric Installation force der made the announcement altar was held at the Sanford Farmers by both offices, said John Gallic nole County Commissioners at this of Commissioners by William R.| •fringe* and naedtea. morning’* session. Kemp, president of Seminole Park win Increase from IS to 40 men as conferring with School Supt. R. L. Auction Market at noon which way. Huffman. "With the continued growth of The Seminole Timing Association, Raceway, mas open to the public and under fle project progresses. The Rev. Mr. Clark, In eltrical the direction of Gua Schmah. As- Seminola County, wp can give bet­ orgaaired for th? purpose of bringPointing out that the Raceway In addition to providing dial ^street ^ drwae _ ^and without * ^ • t a b s Scfcroah were J. Q. "SUm” ter *ervlc« and reduce- the wwrit • id 1Bek) t«d enthuriesU together, la already receiving national pub­ Throe Seminole County service for present su b scrib e rs,^ w ijw e Into" t he*erow if without"!*^ Galloway and Sam Cochran. load In our offlees by using the will spoaeor the facta. licity, Kemp produced e copy of In the Loch Arbor section were pew equipment will makw it p o * r terferance. modem equipment,” Oalloway The section of Lake Howell Road wa. catered by breaking tba front At t p. ra. the main event of "The Horseman" and "The Harn­ will be paved and put Into shape ess Horse” two widely circulated ransacked by a group of youngs­ door i Uu ta d prying open tha ble to servo present customer* aad In anawer to reporters' q' • day got underway with the told the commissioners. ter* during tha past two or three narcotics cabinet. No value h ti for holding the races. magaiinrs In which articles ap­ many new customers with the type tlons, he aald, "I cam* down to fwdoo being Judged by J.Q. "Slim" Seminole County Attorney, Mack peared about tho development of weeks. been pieced on the store of narcoa t service they wish. Present ex- see what !• going on. I am sur­ Galloway and S. H. Enwit who Deputy Sheriff Morgan McClel- tics confiscated. •tango cable facilities will be »up- prised there haa not been more helped keep about 12S horses "on! Pretty 22-Year-Old N. Cleveland Jr., suggested to the the track. Board of Commissioner* that rac­ In one article Kemp told the land and Constable J. Q. “Slim" Hobby aald that when the story the go.” i ■demented by the installation of ad­ Christian action demonstrated." Plunges From Plane ing be allowed with one car at a magazine that "tho stockholders Galloway took five youngster* °* .l>!# ditional outaid# cable* to all part* The crowd quickly gathered a •" ‘ta n g earn# Clyde Richter did an "excellent"1 Into custody and are holding thro* out tn the loeal “tpaper, time against a clock be­ he bad at. around him. • f Sanford. J°b «s arena master, It wa* re­ To Death Monday cause racing gnd directors of tho newly form­ of them In the Seminole County of the danger involved on a t a ° r* lUoB that '•installation of tba Intricate mec- "ft cornea a* a shock that ported. ed Seminole Raceway are act to lull on order* from Juvenile SAN RAFAEL, Calif., UB — A 20 foot road. broken into ■ drug store litnlsm for dial phone*—especially churches are not more willing to In Ihe first cvent.-bronc riding,' pretty, June college graduate "Even though there la aome back their big plans with dollars Judge Ernest llouiholder. In BeUeglade and bad come back designed end engineered for u*e m help In this situation," he mid Wade Barrow* took first place fol- plunged 1,000 feet from a rented question In an all-out effort (o develop Deputy Sheriff McClelland aald as to responsibility, with Sanlonl is a major operation re­ more to the demonstrators than to lowed by Donnie Barks and Sonny. plane yesterday, leaving a frag- proper rcleescs from parent* of Central Florida as tho' macca of that tha group o( boys, all In the to seminola County. Empty carton* and bottles were found near quiring a large number of man­ newsmen. Sitelove. Dickie Hunt took first ment of her sweater grasped in 'ihow'taklnVpart in'the drag race* the harness horse racing fratern­ 10 to 12 year old d ata broke Into Wagner, a route that Clark had hours of especially trained techni­ I'm strictly a peacemaker," Slaclova. ity." the pilot a hand. and a{ns|e rar racing, It would bo the homes of John Wllllami, Rich to follow in going to work. cians before the system la finally the Rev. Mr. Clark said. Then bo Dickie Hunt took first place In Marin County deputy sheriff* • iatii(actory,” Attorney Cleveland The track was originally con­ ard Rorrman and Orville Touchton After watching the suspect fog; completed for loeal use. told the crowd that God had com­ th* Barren Bending event; Bob said they would resume a search. , a|d structed In 1929 by a group of uring the time when the families eoraa Urae, Clark waa taken lnte< manded man to love hls neighbor. Copeland flrat in the Clover Leaf; for the body of Flora Lliabeth An-' »j can foresee what might hap- harness horse sportsmen, headed | were away on their vacations. custody yesterday just before! The priest'* mouth wa* quiver­ Clyde Richardson and James Foa- derson, 22, as soon a* the fog lifta „ „ if we ried it any other way," by the late W. N. Reynolds. As The homes were completely ran noon. ing, and he waa tightly daaplng ter took the Relay race; Cedi sufficiently. It (a presumed the1,,,,. county Attorney said. soclated with Reynolds were Joe lacked said the Deputy Sheriff, No has been ael. said his hand*. Lee and Charles Siielove in th* Unlvcraity of California graduate; Ute oBard of Seminole County Tinker, the late William II. with liquid* smeared ovar the Hobby, but chargee win probably Pickup; while Ronald Velno took fell to death near Stinson Beach. Commissioners approved the clos­ Rtrang, Ben While and Sam Shiv­ walls of the home* and bath­ be breaking and entering and tha "Man la made In the Image of room!. God, and man la the Image of first place and Bob Copeland sec­ The pilot, Stanley Gordon, 26, of ing of the road lo traffic from 1 ers. Possession of narcotics. ond in Calf Hoping. nearby Belvedere, an Insurance to 3 p. m. on Sunday afternoons God, and you’ve got the Image of Kemp submitted the original The youngsters even slept In underwriter, wet questioned ex­ when Ihe road I* put Into condition permit issurd hi* organization for the beds of one home, It arm re­ man hanging on that flagpole,'' he tensively and released. Acting for Ihe racing. No date was set pari-mutuel betting by the Flor­ ported. aald. He waa referring to an Firemen Free By THE ASSOCIATED F 1 E « Adult Ceramics Dlst. Atty. Roger Garriy said "It by the board for he completion of ida State Racing Commlailon, a Taken from the humea were 10 Fifteen person* who were alive effigy of a Negro, one of two efflwould definitely appear to be a the road Improvements. letter requesting the referendum, ■liver dollars, three book* of Youngster's Arm • t the start of this Labor Day glea hanging at the school. Classes Begin suicide.” weekend failed lo aurvlve until the At that point, the crowd's cries ami a certified check for |I,o6o government saving* stamps which Gordon and Miss Anderson, which will pa/ for thalr aharo of were cashed in Orlando, a piggy From Fire Plug became louder, and Ranger Sgt. Tonight A t SHS next one. daughter of Joseph A. Anderson, Reception Planned the November election. bank containing 116 or 920, 10 LOUISVILLE. K y - T h r e a . Jay Beaks came through the Highway accident* killed 10, one The Adult Ceramics Class will a Sen Francisco building contrac­ , , Crosaj "If wo arc granted the privilege golf clubs, golf balls, and atecl year-old Sherman Warn* Dotson drowned end three died In other crowd, look the prleat by the arm. begin classes tonight at 7 p. m. in tor, were having only their second Th* member* of ifoly Episcopal Church are giving a r e of a referendum.” Kemp told Ihe tapes. learned yesterday to keep away and said, "I think we'd better go." • b le n t accidents. the art room at Seminole High date. reptlon for the Rev. ll. Lytlleton. Board of Commissioners, "It will "We have been working on this from fire plugs—but ha gave ad­ He led the priest off the school The traflfc toll may rise higher. School. They tad appeared hand In Zimmerman and his family at the S|vu Ul something to build! case since last Friday," said Dep miring adults a lessen In courage Borne deaths may be reported later ground^. Classes will be taught two nights hand, gay and amlling at San Pariah House on Thursday, Sept. uly Sheriff McClelland and finlah at the tame time. •n<l some of those Injured will One member of the crowd had a week on Tuesday and Wednesday Francisco Bay Airport here yea- 6, between the hour* of 9 and 10 ■round end furnish one of tho fin- fd only last night cst tracks in the eouthcaatern For an hour, th* curly-haired a small monkey, which was carry­ nights. There will be a 9100 regi­ terday and rented a smell yellow probably die. The Juveniles will be brought be­ blond youngster bit hark the leara p. m. ate tea.” I Safety experts predicted that 12 ing a little alga laying, "I want stration fee and each student pur­ aircraft from A. W. Lyman. The purpose of the event Is lo O. P. Herndon, Clerk of Circuit fore Judge Ernest llouiholder for aa firemen tried to free hls arm ' Would be killed In Florida traffic. to play football for Mansfield chase* hls own materials. There An hour later Gordon flew in give their friends an opportunity from an outmodoH, abnnJatwi Court, told the Board of Com­ hearings in Juvenile Court Lives were snuffed out in every High." are two kilns available for firing alone, obviously distraught and to s*e them before their depar­ fir* pluir. missioners that tho referendum part of the state one at the time The crowd Jeeerod at It, using and tberet la no charge for firing trembling. He itJll clutched a ture. Sherman's arm was rauirht a* a* families took advantage of the It as a symbol. Many said, "Look1 the ceramic object*. Joseph Math- fragment of cashmere sweater. Th* Rev. Zimmerman has ac will require ''separate ballots, tha lad reached Into the pluir to TS-hour weekend to go an trips and at the little Negro monkey. Does leux, local arts teacher, ha* charge "If* a terrible day, a terrible eepted a parish at I’umnano *?P*rale ,h» Voting me- Boardwalk Parade retrieve some rock* and In.t tie chines, end separate absentee balbe want to get Ino school!” ftiltlnga. of Instruction. day,” he cried. "Call the police.” Beach. I Iota.” However, Herndon pointed To Launch Contest cap* he had been throwing into a A car travelling at high speed | (Jut that even though it will be a ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., OB - A small, 4-lnrh opening, M p a p i last night left the road and killed referendum held simultaneously,... two.hour boardwalk parade DunAa th* firemen labored, Sher­ Blchard Lee eGorge, II. and Eu Missing Girl with tha general election It will be' chca the Mias America Pageant man proudly displayed n fa ltd. Can* W. Phillips, Lake City Neg a separate election. forced amile. Only when the arm on iU four-day run tonight. Nor Missing roes. Jhlrty-alx brightly lit float* and waa finally freed did hi* smile Augustine Rult, 95, became Ml DELAND—A 10-year-old girl 94 band* will accompany the SO disappear—he heard aomrtmo miy •m l1* third fatality ot the weekend missing from an Ocala bus station each riding In a ape- he waa to be taken to a liuipllal. last nightwben his car waa ram­ wasn't misalag at all. H*r mother Kefauver To Make dcontcitanta, al car. City official* expect a But the *mlle returned when It* med by two other vehicles. Ha was had har all tba time. quarter.million apectator*. 8lnger mad* the trip In a police |uitrol catapulted through aa open door T alk In Sarasota The disappearance wa* reported Juliua LaRoaa will be grand mar- car, aa everyone In the block end killed almoet instantly. SA RA80TA—Sea. Kate* Ke- ■hal. Sunday. All anyona seemed to ^ B u rn ta rt Ott, 44, aI Lakeland. know was that tha girl arrived by fauver, the Democratic nominee Judging In the annual compete waved at him and told hint wltai ' died yesterday of Injuries suffered bus from Gaiaesvilla about f:S0 for vice preaident, will kick off a tlon of beauty end talent begin* a brave boy he wa*. The hoapital examination •hoa­ the day before whoa hie station and a drlvar told Charila Moaley, eerie* of three appearance* with tomorrow night in Convention rd only brtiDes and arratche*. Anil wagon plunged through the wooden ticket agent, ta put bar on a bus a talk her* 8*pt. 14. when Sherman relumed home, a rail of a brldga aaar Arcadia. Hls Kefauver’* appearance la part W .lU» tha' l ^ r t of atrawlierry Ire cream wife, Mrs. Wlalfrod OH. 49. was for DeLand. of the hard campaigning planned **ij?' °* ***•• Amerlea 1167. | was waiting on the kitchen Uhl* An hour or ao later she couldn't critically Injured. by Democrat* to win back the Girt* ere entered from 46 etetea,l rOT a , be found. ■A.94-year-old Fori leoderdale Florida vote In the November Yesterday Mrs. Toay J. Visconti n II,rW,“’ fr# n ' Sherman poll.hoj off the desman, Levi Jotaaoa, tumbled into preildentlal election. Washington, D. C., and Chicago. am, « Cnt to bed—h- era* of DeLand aald she tad picked • river and drwwcad yesterday. The Tenneaaean will addreaa a The contestant* will be nar­ up her daughter, Canaan, at the A ear drivaa by Cot dr. Frank rally on the night of Sept. 14 here, rowed to 10 finallate from which mdtta Gregg. * . af Cecil Field Ocala bua station about 8 p. move to Orlando for another Ike the winner will be selected Satur­ Sh* laid "I thought Carmen M DIR IN CAN AD* bear Jacksonville, waa killed when next afternoon and finlah up hla day night during a 00-minute na­ OTTAWA UP—Labor Da) mrkcod b it auto struck a utility pole yes­ might get confuaod by haring to aerie* that night In St. Peters- tionwide telecast no ABC. accidents took the live* of at least. transfer so I chocked aa a bua terday. burg. St persons In Canada. schedule and drove to Ocala for Forty two traffic fata title* wort her." Sen. George Emather* D-Fla., ■eported. Bli person* drowned, fltc She aald aha didn't think K w who announced the itinerary, *ald killed asm and 10 died la miscel­ necessary te notify kua authori­ the appearance* marked the fin t laneous mishap*. ties but "I guess I should hava.” atop of the party** "Intenahro ef­ The eectJeetal death toll for the fort* In Florida. He painted out Wad- Carmen had boon visit lag • sis­ T i l BALK OF I9444T Driven •am* holiday weekend last year ' that all thro* dllaa a n Bopubll ter, Mrs. J a M V. Doyle J r , la ty Court H M l Hi n o te ) M. Clark Lodged In Jail Dial Equipment Is Priest Trys To Talk Being Installed To Anti-Negro Crowd In New Building Dusty Boots Assn. Holds Rodeo, Other Events Yesterday Lake Howell Road Raceway Head Asks Will Be Repaired Referendum Election For Drag Racing Loch Arbor Homes Are Ransacked S K iip * ' ]5 Killed In State During Weekend Additional local News O n Page 3 Weather ,>■: > ; f.1! ,i u'i- * <1 .i .. , ____ ________________________ - y- �~ ,*ssy- -1 ■- - r \ FT* ■. ' •*/ ' ' *" tjt, *,■ i*v ; ' . . -..*7 / : ~'r 5 • •■ . % Tow. 8Apt 4 ,4>M THE SANFORD HERALD , HBIDELBERG, Germany, tit — They join for security, educa* W a n art serving alongside men tlonal benefits travel and adven­ Many are finding rofnance, a t the Army’s defense and occu- ture. tod, in an enviroment where men ■ pntlon bases in Europe, extending sometimes outnumber w o m e n a eareer beachhead won In World 1,000 to one, ^WAC'a are doing every kind of The Women’s Army Corps V’AC job from photography to intelli­ wow starting Its 15th. year, haa gence at dotens of bests In Ger­ one-tenth of Ha ' p a a c e t i » e many, France aad Italy. •wealth In the European Theatar A big field for the women here Of Operations. is hospital work, much of It con­ Capt. Koberta McWilliame of on the care of depend* Flint, Mich,, petite, blut eyed centrated j nemmaader of an Intarnattonal enU of GIs. About once a month, the Army detachment of American French and Ontah women assigned to Su­ flies WACs on assignment Europe preme Headquarters Allied Paw some 3,500 miles In a ptuah millera in Europe: SHAPE says now tary transport plane from Methat tba drive to "replsc* a sol* Quire AFB, N. J., to Rhein-Main Bier for active duty" la gone, the Airport, Frankfurt, for a tour of women keep tails ting In the WAC. duty abroad. These tours are for two years but 50 per cent of the women stay on for, another year, Aimoet every WAC you meet A U T O LOANS has tha travel bug. They, arn as touristy aa any tourist, using Lowest Cost wiekend and 30-day annual leave* to | i i ' about Europe. A great number of WAC offl* can and anUete-l women In the top three grades have their own cars which the Army ships over­ sell free. ♦ S A N E LORD PI BANK In addition, thsy ran get quar­ termaster gaa at about 13 canta a gallon In a m i when gaa sill* v B h b coat* g cstlen on tha rtoft M open markat. q iiir ttii M| windowed m m WAC par rangai /root M.Oto to The WACa stress itlsure Urtk 911,301 a yeer, plus all Um ban#- athletics with lau rc o aae ad H u* Ota aad ae-yesr retirement pro* n aaeati, many at them h ill at grama tha Army geta. Tha corps now accapla enlist- picturesque Garmlaeh not far from manta from women II to 35. They Munich in the Bavarian Alfa, Oar* ean try a stint for two years and miach la a popular m t and laava then g*t opt If they don't like I t canter with rock bottom priese, T h e streamlined, peacetime A morning breakfast i g | eta bo WAC haa been more carefully screened and selactad than during had /or 10 ctata M l 01 botai Ihe beetle recruiting «f World War aecoraaodaUoni rang# from go cent* to f t a alght far aaliatad lie Capt. McWilliams commented that "The ovarii! WAC unsultl* fleers, bility discharge rate la lower than the overall rate of women expell- BMNIJ FEAR OlflAPPKABS ed from U J. college campuiea for LN WAT8R the same thing." DETROIT (AP>—Blind child. Tha work day runs about 1 a.m. to I p. m,, usually with a StBo a. m. reveille and a midnight bed- swimming pool fun.'1 check, The time, between is thalr That’* tba fear of bumping into own. Uniform! are worn only on duty hours. In fa c t the Army requests Ing la an Indoor pool onan p weak. WACa to wear eivlllan eiothei But even more Important tklngs whan on trip# or while off duty la ara accomplished in the flrat mass hill flutlH. swimming desses ever Mid for Some mo WACa work and aro blind children in Detroit, Their billeted her# at tha Army’s Eu­ teacher eeys the elaaiee .giva the ropean headquarters In big, fourstory atone casernes, one# oceu. youngsters "a chance for fro# ad by Nail storm troops, Pay. movement to let eff etcam." I ■ dollar or two toward civilian They mdvo ae freely aa fish in halp gats them out of KP and the water, knowing sudden mot­ ion won’t mean a bruised knot or msai hall dutlaa. Noncommissioned officers have bumped elbow from.eome unex­ their orn rooms and WACa of pected herd object. They're learn­ lower grades ara billeted twe in a ing to ewlm end oven dive. INVITING mtUNOUTAKtk- HELP WANTED Ambitious young Man or Woman, looking for a future, Starting salary will be depen­ dent on your ability in our lino of work. Good knowledge of English, ability to t type is absolutely necessary. If you like , • to write, this is a real opportunity for you. Send all details to Box HSJ % The Sanford Herald. B S h« can Scotland Yard It Pushing Search For N. Ponomareva LONDON, IB - Scotland Yard pushed n defied search for Nina Peneaureva yesterday but some of the British p m * voiced a plain­ tive hope that tha polka waver catch Mr. Immigration officials at ail sea and air terminal* were ordered to bo on the lookout for the fugitive Soviet discus thrower who la ac­ cused of shoplifting fire beta and jumping ball. The Soviet Embassy, which deMimtud tha whole thing •» a "dirty prevention,’• sold .Nina w it still fa hiding In Britain but Brennlnkmeyer, ” 1 do not think we should upset the world for 30 ihlilinga.” The value of the hats was 33 shillings U pence or about 54.So. The Russians called off e field meet Saturday between the Soviet team, of which Nina was a mem ber, and an all-star British squad. The Soviet team boarded a chartered plana and flew home today, Nine’s asm* was scratched from the passenger Hit only 30 mlnutee before the athlete* r -riv­ ed at the airfield- Two Scotland Yard security men wore ow hand and peered closely at the women passengers. Authorities pointed M t Nina would still be la trouble even if the store withdrew the shoplifting charge. Paul guice, son of coach George flusee of the Athlstke and brother of George, Jr. pitcher for the Red Box, hurle for a eeml-pre team b a k e a b a tte r p la w ith a h a n d y K itc h e n P h o n B n earb y in Plane, 8.D. Threw Away Tear Tire Deltare S evern Tear Ttree Are Beneath. Let WSUfl TtBB SHOP IM W. Ind Pet Oe New Track Rakhov Treed* That Will Give O^nateed NEW TIRE Wear And Kau-.nuT.'me etc*... ^SMCttSTHCrCDULP I#. AMT'INTO-THE - VfUSMMMS. VO ^MavnitMEMSTutn msfieponi or now meant*?, Good cook? YouH be a better oee with a kitchen phoM to save itept 1 where you speed go much dam. Select youn bow from attractive decorator colon. Costs only n few cents ■ day, plus installation charge. To Order, Cedi Our Buditeu Office S o u th e r n B o ll T o lo p h o n o YOU SHOULD SEE THE MONEY I SAVED I OH, HI.' PAOCVf* *6 U a t." - W S HffQE Ton nave on gasoline e Gosvawirn * bon fere—gave tine, when yoti do nil your in Sanford. n s n c s is H u EVERYBODY SA V ES... . . . when you ibop ot homo The money you ■Pfod here ntoya hero to holp make thin n hotter eoHUBUBlty for you oad your children to Uvo in. Fart gone for texts to build ■cbooU, « m te pork* oad recreation focili* tin for your cfcOdrtn to enjoy, port of your noRty rtpoin otroote, oxtende gee, water ood oowofo eorvteo to auko your life moro eenforteblo- Bo hooot your oommunity I Shop s t ImhmI ttp oytl * •■ ' ■. . - �Soil Conservation News Prisoners To W ear Plastic Bracelets For Identification THE SANTOS owner In Orange, Lake and Semi­ By BEN WIGGINS nole countie*. It you have a prob­ Soil Conservation, USDA LOS ANGELES UT—County Jail lem auch a a, planting of trees, The regular monthly meeting of thinning. Improvement cutting*, prisoners are going to be identi­ the Board of Supervision of the controlled burning, or any other Seminole Soil Conservation Dis­ woodland management problem fied with plastic bracelets. A transparent piece of tubular trict was held last week In the you should contact Lunday at ltzf local work unit office located on W. Central in Orlando. plastic, a half Inch wide, 10 Inches the fourth floor of the Atlantic Supervisors present for the long and ai strong as steel, will National Bank Building. The meeting were chairman, Benner be fastened around each prison­ meeting was called to order by Carter, Ralph Hammond, C. A. er'* wrist with a metal grommet. chairman Bonner Carter and the Wales and W. W. Uni. Bill Weit The bracelet will contain hla name minutes of the previous meeting vocational agriculture Instructor.at and booking number. were read by secretary Bill West. Seminole High School and secre­ Sheriff Eugene W. Blacallu, an­ After the regular businesi of to the Roard and the writer nouncing the plan Monday said the meeting waa completed au- tary the Jail release* or books 700 * pcrviior Ralph Hammond gave a were also present. prisoner* dally. The Jail's usual sumamry of he highlights of the j population exceeds 5,000. He said annual supervisor*' convention Hunger Marchers Identification has become a big that waa held In Orlando on Aug. problem, and the new system will j l , 22 and 23. Mr*. Hammond Fired On By Police save many man hours. served as a hostess for the occa­ DACCA. East Parklstin, Ml — One of the court* recently Bervsion and assisted Mrs. Gary Snow Police fired twice today on hunger of Orlando In providing a won­ marchers demonstrating In the ed a bench warrant on the sher­ derful program of entertninment streets of Dacca. Unofficial re­ iff* office because deputies had for the auxiliary or wives of ports said 5 were killed and 20 been unable to locate prisoners In time to present them in court the supervision! from all sections VToundcd. when their cases were railed. of Florida. The capital of East Paklftan! Gary Snow, Chairman of the Orange Board of Supervisors, or- was Jammed with m en,. women) ranged the program for the sup­ nnd children who had crow(fed In* ervisors and alt events of the from nearby villages to plead for convention went off on schedule. rice. AUG. II Authorities said the situation Nolen J. Fuqua, president of the Dlvchargcs: Nalionnt Association of Soil Con­ was under control, but indicated Mrs. Grace Thurston (Sanford) servation Districts from Duran. troop* would be moved in If new Mrs. Dolores Wilson and baby girl Okla., gave an Interesting talk on demonstrations flare. (Sanford) the functions and operations of The demonstrators formed up Mrs. Vonclle Rabun (Sanford) soil conservation districts. He and marrhed through the streets Rosalie Wright and baby girl stated that the best way to suc­ carrying banners saying: "Give (Titusville) cessfully conserve Ihr soil, water us food.” The province has been Kelly Young (Lake Mary) and other natural resource* in plagued by food shortages since Charlie Msc Morris this country is through local dis­ severe floods a year ago. (Benson Junction) tricts that arc organired and SEPT. 1 Featherweight boxing champ run by local people. Admissions: Albert Lunday, Farm Forester Sandy Saddler ha* fought many William Watson (Sanford) who recently replaced Joe Smith,' timea in MndUon Square Garden Mildred Taylor (Sanford) talked a few mlnulca about the hut never trawl* far lo get there. Juanita Fossil I Sanford) He lives In n hotel acro ss the forestry Industry and operations BIRTHS: in Central Florida. Lunday's ser­ Mrect from the Now York sport* IAHDIRTHAl MAN, famous predecessor of modern man, came Baby Boy Fossil lo light 100 years ago In August, 1838, when quarry workers in vices arc available to any land arena. Baby Boy Taylor the Neander Valley of Germany found the first fossil remains. DUrbargea: These were Identified as a distinct race of man who Inhabited Mr*. J. K. Jcnklnson and baby girl Europe between about 170,000 n.C. and 30,000 B,C. A head and (Live Oak) shoulders restoration (bottom) at the American Museum of Natural Marie Kjennerud (Sanford) History In New Yor)c shows that he was low-browed and had large Mr*. William Bruce and baby boy laws. A cave dweller, he made crude weapons and probably wort animal skins, as shown In mural st top, (Central Prcit Exclusive) (Sanford) Ferrell Hickson (Sanford) Edwin Johnson (Sanford) Baby Roy Goodman (Sanford) Mr*. James Williams and baby girl Sheep Herder Is Attacked By Bear (Sanford) -—- - Coin., " ‘ killed several sheep In thdr flock. STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, SEPT. 2 Oft—A Colorado sheep herder was Armed with rifles, they rode Admissions: ^attacked yesterday by a wounded horseback to the trap yesterday Valerie White (Sanford) # ),000-pound black, bear and lived. morning and saw the bear trapped Mrs. Martha Beard (Sanford) The maddened animal was kill­ by one paw. Discharges: ed by an unidentified companion The men dismounted, and Roy Mrs. Mildred Snre (Sanford) of Leo Roybol, 18, of Denver, who bot fired one ahot. The bullet George William Rouse (Sanford) waa flattened by the bear’* charge struck the bear In the head, SEPT. 8 and auffered eeverc fang and claw emerging at the back of the neck Admissions' gaihen on the head, arma, hands Maddened, the animal ripped louse Lana Loekley (Sanford) and hips. from tne steel trap and charged Rosa B. Hughes (Sanford) Clara Lee Thomas (Sanford) Roybol was brought here to before cither could fire a second BIRTHS: Routt County Memorial Hospital. shot. Baby Girl Hughes , Hla condition waa reported good. Roybol waa flattened by Ihe Discharges: 0 The two men had set a trap for bear's bloody charge. His compan Jack Harris (Sanford) 'th e bear on their range 20 miles Ion, waiting for a clear ahot, fi­ Robert Newaon (Sanford) north of here after It .reportedly nally killed the beast. Florence Bishop (Sanford). Rosa Lee Hughes and baby girl Legal Notice Juanita Fosait ami baby boy H o s p ita l N o te s N estate of llcnitctla II. Iluyce. deceas­ ed. on this llth day ul Aukum. ISIS J. C. Iluyce Administrator ol the estate ol Henrietta It Iluyce, deceased. l>nUf]I.AH MTCNHTHOil 301 Howards Ilull dIna Pnnford Florida pune iif wrecker truck u*e. In­ ATTOHNET Foil ADMINISTRATOR Tues. Beqt. 4, 1959 HERALD & & n ■■ F»**J ££?'' - ,' 'K x S m iA THI H-H MOOT CATOO mUCOFTW Mfuali 8,000 feet Up as it near* the *ncrer*-,G10-m!ls non-slop flight from San Diego, Calif, to Washington. The cratt completed the journey in II hours, 44 min* sites. Two other aerial re fueling! took place on the trip, which followed by only too day* lb* first sueressful such procedure involving a taellcoptrtw Capt. Jama* E. Bowman (Inset) of Amboy. Inti, waves from the cockpit after landing beside tho Pentagon. Two other men completed the ' -u K. E. (Tad) Wleman, director Assistant football coach Mike Vision Problems Michalake a t the Univcraily of of Athletic! at the University jot Denver) has been head football Should Be Watched Texaa knows hla way around the coach at Michigan, Minnesota, Southwest Conference. He pre* toeched at Baylor and at Princeton and Columbia, Parent* and teacher* were vlouily ____ , ___________ _ urged by tho Central Florida [.Texes A A M In the 8WC. Optometrlc Association today to watch for symptom* or vision problems Among children re­ turning to school In September. "Inidequnte vision la a far more common cause of school fai­ lure and emotional disturbance than la generally reeognlied," said Dr. H. P. Wlnton, president. Among symptoms of vlrbn problems to look* for, according to Dr. Wlnton, are: Avoiding work requiring good vision at the reading distance. Losing place while reading. nolding work closer than nor­ Ka fu t> ...N o k U M f... mal. and right down to Um im alU it M a ll Excessive head movements everything l« arraRgad to aaft yea. while reading. Poor silting posture and position while reading. Any child In the bottom third * 9 )0 of hi* achool class and any child not performing up to Ma capa­ city should have a thorough viaIon examination' Dr. Wlnton aald. He seld that uncorrected viaIon problems are contributing C O R P O R A T I O N causea In 60 per eent of ail ------ tA N fO BP * — eases of reading failure, accord­ ing to a University of Chicago 111 Watt fin) Straw) • «*• • • • • • • *9al* 1135 study. KN4 I G .A .C . F I N A N C E SEPT. 4 Admissions! Esther Lansing George Conyers (Sanford' Discharges! Frank Aken (Sanford) 407 Waa) Control Avanu#........... • . .Til. 3*6499 I » V 1T A T IU * TO n tu • Hruli.l Mil, (hull In- received In the office uf llm City M*ux**r, tinnfurd i-lurlds. UP to »:J» A. SI. on Thursday. Meplrmber (, III! on the folluHInc lumi Unn truck chassis, minimum ol si-vi-1 <7! ton lutliiit. !<>r pur- cluded In Ibe bid will bn tlis trade In of one ISIS USK', IVs ton truck rhsvrla. .M ir in : foh .v r r i .H A H o x tax m :» :o . t ITS THE / -*^sr aitoM l of The City uf Mnnlord reverves tlie NOTICE Ik IIKIIKIIY HIVES' Dial rIBlit lo reject any nr all bills. Atlantic Municipal ('uriiorallun. Ihr V . I:, l i n i n ' lea hitiilrr «f Ills following tax rtrllfl. rala Its, flli-d salrt rertlf lest** f<*r las f l l y M anager it, r.l In lio l»*ued thereon. Tim cer­ MITH IS til' *1 IT tificate number ami tlie year nl Imtmnre, Ihe ileerrliillnn uf Ihe proBTATK UK FLORIDA TO: J. II. Mllll) If alive, end hit un­ pi rip anil Ihe nnme In which It known ,pnu,e If married, and If we, a**et*e<l ere a* follun*! ‘ dead, hl» unknown helre. devisee*. Certificate Number i 1arantees. at-lunees, lienors creditor*. Year of Issuance. Juris C1. A. ’ trustees and alt persons whum*oU ISM sver rjnlpilna by. through. under or Drsrrlntlon of pronerlvi -Oggalatt said J. II. f.ord; nnd any Ixili S and 10 uf lllutk 7 uf Tier 11 •and sit persons lisvlnv or claiming accurdlna t<> K. 1L Traflurd'* Map In have, nny right. title nr lntrre»i uf hanluid as ricurdril In 1'lat llouk lb the follow Irk descrllitd land, ly- I naars a* lu <1 and 113. 113. lit. Ins nod loJnc In Remlnole I’nunty, 11*1 and 117 Fuklle ilecuids uf hvnilFlorida lo-wln K'V>. af.NKH "f nuln Comity, Reef Ion I, Township It Rnuih. liana* Name In which aeeeuedt 11 Kasl. . , Florida Hums tin* Cuniuanr Tou. and each of you. ere hereby All of said properly belna lo City notified Ilia! a suit has been brought if Ranford, Cauntr uf Seminole, Stale aR-tlnst vnu la llie CIrrilfl ,'ourt. In nf Florida. and for ftrmlnnle County, Kb-rlda, In Itnlr.e eiich relllflcale thsll be re. ehanrery. entitled UKOIKIK J. i|reint-d accordIna lu law.Ilia pruprr. KKI.I.Y and ItAUIIAItA vv. KKl.t.V. tv dr.crlhed In such certificate will his wife. Plaintiffs, v. J. II. Id'llD. he sold lo Ibe hl*h*et hlddrr at at nl Defendant*, and you and each the fruol dour of lha f'lty llall, o f. you are required in file »«;ur Sanford, Flurlda. on the flrsl M*ui. answer to rielnllffs' complaint with dar of October. IMS. which la the the Clerk of said Citurt. nnd serve tint dar of October IIS*. Dated this Kill dar of Ausutl, upon Plaintiffs' attorney, OKU A. l*St HPKKIt. J|l., whoso address It P. (> K lim lia r lint last, Hanford. Florid* a ropy City Tax Collector. Of said answer on or brfnre Wed­ (REAL! nesday, rbriber I. 1*1*. and If you fall to da so. a decree pm ronfrsen will be entered against you and each of you. for the rrllef demanded In *nld complaint. The nature of this suit Is to quiet the tills to the above described pro­ perly. WITXrSR my h»nd and *r*t of said Court at. Sanford. Rrnilimle taTmjntv, Florid*. Ihl# lilt day of •Uuaust. A. IX. 111*. /*/ O. P. llerndon clerk of aald Court # ,1Clerk's Real) f a m a. FpKtsit in . RolMlor for Plaintiffs p. a Box i i *i Hanford. Florida. TkANSOUCtA '' *4tell c v r ^ *V ’ Vi^>V > ^«_«_jsata*ra*Mfc^iafcaeild OOMI AN IlICTIONIC WMAU-KUNTIfl rends n hnrtvoon hurtling toward t ■ca giant (top) off Antarctica as the new equipment ensblqt whalers to round up a maximum catch during the short Internationally* limited season. Diagram shows the elrctro-scousllc transducer In a dome projecting beneath tha keel of the ship, from which a sound beam pulses out, flashing the direction end distance of the whale to the console unit on the bridge. The Iransdueer dome can be retracted <o avoid fouling the hsrpoon line, (International SoundphotoJ RAYM OND M. B A LL, Downtown Cleaners S Laundry 113 S. Palmetto Ave. R EA LTO R Real Estate Bales — Rentals — Investments Dependable Insurance and Bonds * • %♦ Oh J h h • O. M. Harriaoa, Associate Broker 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate Salcstnia 204 Park Are. Sooth Phone I K Most everything starts in September With Each $2.00 W eek Order Or More We Will SAN ITO N E Clean & Block / Sweater F R E E . NOTICB IS HKRRBT OtVRN that 3 am saaaang In business at 17M •French Aye. under the Hctlllou* of Ideal Nursery and that I lotted lo realstsr said name will) the Clerk of |ho Circuit Conrt. Rein, •loots rnunlr. Florida In arenrdanrr •rtirlth the provision of the Fictitious Name Hiatute. to.wlli Section M l«» Florida Statutes ISII IT’S TIME TO HAVE YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL CLEANING DONE . . . W HEN YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL . . . LEAVE YOUR CLEANING AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES. W. a Buie Jr. la'T esri of Ihe Cmety . Aok for your FREE entry blank to our National $5,00& Shopping Spree. S««slnole C s s s q , sta so o f H s r tS s !■ a* •*# rgAmta mM H E N R IE T T A » B O T l * DsstOMd ----“ Vfot''• “* ? heeeVr'tfeek^iV*''"j. C D p r c i : riled ai# R est report • • a dm l n l t l r ,i s r of the estate «f H ssrle tdereeaedi • ! * ! he Hied far R * * | Olecherg* and ------- ,ws;w*v"-s.r:; a*ml«r.t- raw nrr. F ln rla *. • a th e t*lh d*v e f Oeptem hee IMS. ♦~r a p -ra e st a» M M **< fee Hnsl dte**s**e se e d w l a l i tr s le r uf the f will not be rsaneoslble for ant- tlente that have been made In the jam nr future by Nosey Dodd Whitaker. Jamea L. Whitaker pd. adv. by Joint* L. Whitaker Downtown Cleaners & Laundry Co. M il T hat's w *8 they a0 aay. . . U»la*a begia to tarns to Haptoauhor. So much gotog cm that cm* Re hmeat and travel call* for mart bertasas folk* , , . late . q p r t t Am . . . co !lr* i* ta« , 119 8. Palmetto Are. ATLANTA. GA. 9 NEW ORLEANS, LA. MIAMI. FLA. WASHINGTON, D. C. 9.80 16.55 6.05 19.40 Hu U.l *•* I MS SSFOT e tse W. Ilk SL p Pboee 88 417.45 29.80 10.90 35.40 % Plume 914 Southiide Laundromat Phono I N Seminole County Laundry Co. (Koala Service) 81* W. Sri. 27th Street Laundrette Phono 471 : ;- T i O R I Y H O U N D /> �4 >i f - ■ - “ V ft* ;? *» fHt- m m re- ■ <rV V }' ft d 5H. & ■ s ' I I - ■ ■ . .?■• . - i v ■ ■ • ■ % ■• . Now Time For Candidates To Show Influence Upon Schools Of South It to th« inhorwnt right of m q r dtizan of the United States, under its democratic freedoms, to think as ha pleases, to choose his own company, and to voles his opinion of government Two incidents of grave concern to d titens all over ths United States have occurred within the past week. These Incidents give the two presidential candidates an opportunity to prove to the people of the South, and of ovary state In the nation, that their individual thinking on civil rights platforms and legislation Is right —or It gives them, equatly, an opportunity to prove to themselves that their platforms ate wrong. . No better opportunity could be provided for the two candidates to go personally to the scene of these Incidents, one In Tonnes* see and the other In Texas, to prove to the youngsters attending school, to the teach­ ers employed" to InstructTn the schools, ~Xo the parents of the children attending school, and to the eftizens as a whole, that they have the answers. This Is no time to send emmlssaries or representatives to the areas affected by legislation handed down by the lawmakers and jurists of the nation. Lives are at stake ‘tohen National Guardsmen stand by with rifles and bayonets to go into action when ordered. - Other lives are at stake as citizens bear Arms to carry out their own convictions which have been engraved into their habits and customs over the msny years behind them. This Is no time to attempt to sett a group of people through force. Negro students nffected. /In one state, .have openly stated that their preference would be'to return to their own schools un­ less forced by the NAACP to attend schools that they did not choose. We are going through an .era of great ■tress when leaders of our nation muat come to the front and take personal action In programs that will separata friend from friend, neighbor from neighbor, and destroy the society of states which has been handed The Sanford Herald Febt1*fc*4 Dstly Excel Saturday naiarei m Sunday m i l l i l m s» « w QcuUr IT. m i si tbs rsst Office sf Sanford. VIarida under Iba Art nf Conrr.M nf March I IITS m an ntnxiwa. editor and p«Miiti*r MARION HARMAN ML. Executive editor ■ VKLTM J C P B lU N d . A d rartlaln s Maoatar The Htrald la ii member of tbo Aaaeelatad Praaa which la aotltiad esduxtvely to tho oa# for republicsties of all Iba local aowa • rtatad "a thla nawapaprr. Rapraaaatad WelleaaUy by Oanaral Adrartlalns ■arrtao too. dll "1 Oiarsla' a» la Savinas Sarti Bank Bids. Allana i l O Oaorsta •PBSCRimON R^ ATC . kS tv Carrier Oaa Maalb Ma »*o sor wash One lt d* Tkraa M lBthJ Sll Moatha Ona Taar U H . Ob .... as va tit.it A ll Obituary aotteee, carda of thenke, raaolutlaaa aad M l Iran of entertainment for tha purpoaa of ratatns fenda w ill ba charged for at r — wlar e it* .rt|,|n * r a i n 4, T ubs. Sept. 4, 1958 TODAY'S BIBLE VERJE Ha that loseth his Ufa . . . shall find It —Matthew 10:89. The fall of Rome was In part explained by the fact that Roman nobility tried to avoid disfiguring scars In battle. Life Is an all out proposition if we want to win laurels. e • • Safety Precautions School was In session today for tha first day of tha 1956-67 school year. Approxi­ mately 7,000 children of our county are •ithfr. walking or riding to and from the schools In their area. This Is the time to remind motorists that it takes lets than a second for a child to atop off a curbstone, lesi time than even tha quickest driver can atop a car going only 40 milea an hour. Even with brakes and tire treads In per­ fect condition, a vehicle traveling at this •tlAtd-geixinU fert-?renrvhtHtral*f(t t h n tr f ver decides to stop until his foot actually ap­ plies the brake. The car will travel dose to 80 feet more before it can be brought to a full stop. • Reaction distance—from stopping deci­ sion to foot on brake—for a driver whose BY HAL BOYLE car la traveling 80 miles an hour Is 68 feet. NEW YORK—Many s man la Total distance traveled before being able to bothered by butterflies ta hla atop: 160 fe e t stomach, but If you wear s tou­ A car atriklng a fixed obstacle at a 60- pee you havo ta worry more amlte-an-hour*apeed hits with the same Im bout moths, pact as It would If dropped from a 10-story "Moths lor* ta eat animal fur building. or human wife aad hairpiece*,” Small wonder that approximately 1,100 said Don Ott, tha nation's largest school-age children—from 5 to 14—have professional moth rancher. .been killed by motor vehicles annually for “But .an far ns ! know they never at* n man bald. They're the p u t three years, This total Is for pe­ not adapted to attacking living or­ destrian school children only, and does not ganisms." Include children killed while riding in auto­ Ott, known as “tha moth detec­ mobiles. tive," raised about half a million With thousands of youngsters again clothe* moth* and carpet baaatles crossing highways daily on their way to and, a year in the research laboratory Gelgy Chemical Corp. at Ba­ from school, we offer these suggestions to of yonne, N J. It manufacture* a the children's parents: chemical used to mothproof about 1 - Instruct your youngsters never to BO million garment* S r*»f. In­ run across a street. The extra time It takes cluding the woolen underwear to walk to the center of the street will often wont by tha Royal Canadian Mounted Police. be enough to let motorists stop their cars. and earpat beetle* cause 2 - Warn them not to step Into the street anMoths estimated bUUon-dollar-a-yaar from behind a parked car, Thla la a common damage to fabrics and furniture cause for death or Injury. in America, hot Ott M p at that 8 - Tell them to look both ways before we're lucky. "Of the B00,000 kinds of biaacta stepping off the curb. 4 - Insist that they cross at Intersections in the world, tha United RUta* onlv, and that they obey all traffic signals. has aoma BO.OOO Identified varie­ ties," he observed, "but only 11 5 - Remind them to watch out for cars are important fabric peats—*U swinging around corners. Too many pede­ moths and seven beetles. strians forget to look to the rear, as well u "The worst a rt the webbing to the right and left. clothes moth aad tho Mark earpsA And then •— these suggestions are of­ moth. If tmdlaturiwd, a lady d o th * moth could raise a million fered to-tha motorists: lb o poor gig they’d oat 1 • Stay within or below the speed lin^t, of wooL" especially in urban areas. oa, a tall, slender, M-yoar-oid 2 - Remember that children are liable entomologist from tho University to be less careful than grownups, and drive of lows, ta full of odd tors about his insect hards, auch *#: accordingly. “It coats B6J0 to roweavo die 8 - Always alow down when passing park­ average moth-damag* cloth. | ed cars. “ Month* eat mors on r«h.y days 4 • Watch out for cars emerging from because they like a high streets posted with stop signs. Tbo many humidity. motorists Ignore them, thus endangering “Insects, Ilka people, have a the lives of drivers on through streets who greater longevity, tt they don't net too much. A moth will live tend to rely on such signs. only three months under Ideal Remember that the lives of our children food conditions, but up to a year are vabinble—loo valuable to lose because if food la scarce. of carelessness. "Birds are plagued In their Toupee Owners Beware Of Moths advance of prices and also appsrentiy the unsettling effects of tho nationwide steal strike." Many Items la the stores will better higher price tags nett month and tha real tost of con­ sumer acceptance may com* aft­ er tha present rush of back ta school buying la over. Merchants seem confident, however, that consumer ependlng will be sus­ tained, Mpaclally In the soft goods lines, and that aslas of durables will pick up In time for a big Christmas Mason. September will sae the auto dealera In Ibelr last big flurry to get rid of tha INS models as tha auto makera change over for pro­ duction of tha lMTs. The new ear* probably will carry higher price tags. Tha steal Industry aspects ta go through tha month at ■ osar ca­ pacity rata aad to havo mods t*> Try and Stop Ma • y BINNITT CUPWEALTHY OLD OENT was Cupping on his couch whan In'looking for his grandson. "Hew. Her. toutchr hollared one. “Sah," cautioned tho other^ "I think f sndpop's asleep. . Tha old gent kapt hi* eyes gtood, hoping tho intruder* would bun off, but tho non! thine ho know, tiny fingers hod pried open on* of his _ diyolids, end * youngster's * Mole* was piping. "Yep, ho's to then, all right!" a o e "You should have boon Wring in Hoboken whan I •Was • boy," reminisced old Hr. Schultz. "The water Wpply was never sBoqustn. A ^ FAUST’S DRUG STORE Near P. O. Pbrno i t s Bring or bare j s s r Doctor roar MSI to m. It ■1 • fa ir an d iw m m Mo prlc«*. PA ST F R E E D ELIV ER Y atop F A U S T S SU N D RY STO RE P rm di T o Bettor Servo Ypg* ~~i------ f* napthalens flskaa or eodar eta•at* offer protastkm for only a few months at moat DDT te ef• fectlva, ha Mid, hut muta b a r s , newad m it te removed during washing o r dry cleaning. “Moth* won't attack man-mad* fibers inch as nylon or dacron,” h* added, “but if they gat on a blended fabric of wool and a syn­ thetic fiber, they’ll make a larger hot* becauM they hare to oat ovsr • larger area to gat their food." . Tha smaller your wardob* tho b u likely you are to bava a moth problem, "If a man or woman had only ■«* wore it every day/ Mid Ott, “ha'd never have to wor­ ry about moths." But just try to tall that to your wife the next time she wnttts mon cy for a oew wool dm *! YO U 'RE -ByTELLIN G ME! WHUAM RITTpatch. Tha Detroit Tigers re­ cently aold for B9.ZS0.000. But, than, tha four-laggag variety don’t know how to play ball 1 I t gome /(Rote trout attar Niagara Fsfl* In O barrel tha other day and just gat her* mention in the deity prosa. Meat haw bean an mmfat M n rtn w far him. I I I t t 1 at m tonttv* for a (■Ran age, aays the man at tha to for n fallow ta gat mad aa uninatructag llllgltl |o OM Of tlMM 1 FREE C O K ES International Mars SCHOOL BINDERS Committee Again SEMINOLE HIGH Studying Planet JUNIOR HIGH TALLAHASSEE (JV-The world­ wide body of scientist* known aa the International Man CommlttM Is once more miking a round tbo clock study of the rod planet. Look to the Southeastern skies the** summer evenings. Even with the unaided eye, U’a easy to tell that Mars, red and bril­ liant, is making one of Ita tafraquent dot* approach** to tha earth. By early September, M an will be only 33,400,000 miles away, Its nearest approach in 16 ywarq • The committee la using every possible moment of tho so-called "favorable opposition" to add to man’s knowledge of it* Intriguing neighbor In space. From the Un­ ited StatM; France, South Africa, Egypt, Java, Japan, Iadla, Ausralia, New Zealand and Argen­ tina telescope* manned by com­ mittee members are trained on the planet. Dr. Seymour L. Hens of th* Florida State University mete­ orology faculty, a member of the committee and an expert on planetary atmosphere*, reported it's hoped the observation will bring further light to War on (ha question of whether vegeta­ tion exists on the planet. CROOMS ACADEMY FREE C O K E S ~ Tuflde Ring Binder 81:00 TRADE IN For your old binder Rexardleaa of Cowlitleu FREE C O K ES PERSONALIZED PENCIU3 69e PER BOX NAME IMPRINT FREE (■ in '. t *7' U * ' ., i,n Ml Hi I M il'! | II 114 MAGNOLIA AVE. PHONE l i t •\ W E M U S T SELL THESE CA RS REGARDLESS OF COST Wo havo tow of tha ctannest Blocks of need corn we have avar hod. W t atari / to mnka mans for trtdo-ino oa now Bokfcn. Look a t thane price*, than 1952 1949 1949 1950 1951 1952 1951 1953 1952 1954 1953 1955 1955 1955 Plymouth 4 Door Sedan Pontiac Catlina Buick Super 4 Door Sedan Buick Special 4 Door Sedan Mercury 2-Dr. Sedan Ford 2-Dr. Sedan Buick Super 4 Door Sedan Ford 4 Door Sedan Buick Special 4 Door Sedan Mercury 4 Door Sedan Pontiac 4 Door Sedan Plymouth Belvedere 4 Door Sedan Buick Special Hardtop Buick Roadmaster 4 Door Custom Built Sedan. Driven only 7,000 mites like now wttli frooh S i u £ i|*ovar and over again.* jrott sick from it?" asked somobody. "Not US ■■ “ wss tbo reply* *Wo drank nothing hut beer!" * nests by moths and beetle* joat as people a n In their home*. "Cricket* Uke wool, ta cricket can ruin a wM of overnight." v Clothes moths and earpat Im originally were scavengers, feeding on the hair, feathers, ftn and boms of dead animate. "As a matter of fact, I rote* my moths In fishmeal, end my beta1m In dogfood," Mid Ott. Adult moths are haralaaa, They do their feeding In the larval, eg worm IIke. stage. "if you swat ■ grown moth, tho chance* are that K la mate," said Ota. "The female* a n usually too heavy with eggs to fly Under microscope Ott non usually toll anally the hole In a fabric wm caused by an Insaet, s cigarette bum y a simple taar. "A moth or battle le a rn idantifylng tooth or mandible m arts as be chews," he Mid. "A cigarette bum UavM small bubble* at tbs end of the fibers." Ott says mothballs never really kill moth larva*, and that most of tha tonnage lost durtnf tha strike and to be back on a currant basis again by tha end of the year. With steal scrap prices now at a record high, the mills will ba turning out expen­ sive steal Mat month. FiYmere should be feeling bat­ ter this September. This year's harvest will ba bringing In more money for most of them. The government will be putting more money into the economy. Spending In tha fiscal year that started July 1 nil) be at least four billion dollan more than waa first estimated In January. Much of iba IncresM will go to farmers under various payment plant. With the expected revival la auto production, the economy's chief remaining weakness will be tha home building Industry Tha •ffecta of tha tight money market may show up mar* pointedly her* in September and the month may •## the pressure increasing on DBY HIDING Washington to ease tha strain. READING, Pa, (A P)-Tw o But the consumer remains tho soldiers from Fort Bragg, N, C„ real question mark. If he ukee found la o moot unlikely »*• higher, prices la stride, it — tbo h e* etorsg* vaults should be a prosperous fall. nf n Reading brewery. ~ ■— ■■■i « worken wffl never Ita moat tnnm doua laapa and un. By JAMES MAI LOW t cinJiftt; An m Ii IM P r m News A u l p t join anyway; aoaM faat derstaadabtys highly conservative AmerlWASHINGTON ill — Organised no need for a union bacauM timro Federation a t Lak er KTh labor marches today, bat the march la aphis. Unless here hit aro prosperous; and tha Taft- had baan largely content ta do ■ kind of plateau, or leveling—off Hartley Act passed In 1*7 ha* craft—organising. That la only among akilted worker* in a plan*‘ it. Getting new member* U s hurt organising. to tougher than It used to bo. There a n perhaps other rea­ inch as carpenter*. Unions in tlrii country have at sons that unions hava lost thalr The CIO Mt out ta orgulsa all the most about IT million mem- early momentum aad perhaps a n workers In a plant, skilled and unben. la IMS, at tfce end of the relying on organising methods SO ■killed. For example: tha automo­ bile and steal workers. war, they had about II million. years out of data. Organised labor totaling only So the two mflUan Increase la >u million la MM bad ranched 11 yeen, when the total number The g n a t growth of cf working people also Increased In this country occurod between about 1* million by l t t is something le u than imsatloo- IBM and l t t In 1B00 than wore Tbo Southern states, where Inperbapa 700,000 organiaad work­ dustry te going, la thy g resu u al. ers; by 1*14, tha atari of World There are sow about <7 million War I, two million; about four unortanltod a m to tha country. T han parbspa » more than lfc people working, not all of them million by l t t . or U per cant of eH thaaa eligibly eligible for union membership. Par example: self-employed and By II®*—In tha midst of tha de­ for mtmborsblp ara ta the unpression and as a result of shirtother group* are not eligible. But lb* 17 million worken now down plants and employers’ re­ Tha moat highly organiaad state la unions a n only about IS per sistance—union membership waa la tha nation—In rotation te the number of thoM who a rt eligible cent of all those others out of around 311 million. the CT million who are eligible or Then In 1933 Congress passed and could b* union mambar*—Is the Wagner Act, protecting work- Washington. might be organized. Why the organising slowdowns? en* rights to organii* and com­ . Unions - give some explanations: pelling employer* to bargain with .'.*T 2io*t of the big Industrie*— tm kw^Yhli was tha biggest In­ which have tbo heaviest concern centive to organising bt Um BHh trnioo of worken—have been or- century. In the next year, IBM, John L> Lewis act up tho CommlttM for Industrial Organisation CIO and It was then that organising made down, generation to generation by respected citizens and national leaders. This la tha first opportunity to allow tha candidates for the highest office In the land to show and demonstrate their Influence upon schools of tha South. Business New Year Under W ay ■y SAM DAWSON NEW YOKK OH — The new yeer far most businesses gets under way this week. And rarely have businessmen f a c e d September with more confidence — or, at bast, with higher hope*. Labor Day la widely looked e^on as the turning point In the bueinesi year, the end of the summ sr doldrums and the start of tha Mg production asd sites period tor many lines of goods. September may well show wh*(bar tha radars) Reserve Board la ri0M in Its euspldon that s new boom It In the making, especially ta the capital goods industries, or •bother balky eoasttmen will d*ah Uta hopes i f the everything* •oing-to-ba-blgger-and better boys. Tbo Guaranty Trust Co. of New York. In Its September survey out M ay , says i "Consumer willingMae to buy ban withstood tha Organized Labor Marches Uphill • them out at oat* to to oad took at tha con. *295 $295 ’425 ’495 ’675 ’675 ’750 ’1050 ' ’1175 ’ 1395 ’1395 ’ 1995 m $!2SR t NICHOLSON BUICK COMPANY Phene IBM SANFORD, FLORIDA .U llU f iio ttA A T a . �Municipal Pool Scene O f Party For Rainbow Girls Social£vm1a between you ’n me Miss Betty Bryan Gives Luncheon For Bridesmaids THE SANFORD HERALD Tues. Sept 4, 19M P ifi I Calendar Miss Betty Bryan gave a Intermediate ebotr rehearsal at TUESDAY The back-to-school party tor the PAT WOOD luncheon Friday at 12:00 in her The Daughters of Wesley Sunday the First Baptist Church at i Rainbow Girls Thursdsy night here It 1s almost the end you can to help make this project home 000 Park Ave. for her maid School Class o; the First Mptho- p.m. of honor and bridesmaids. She dist Church will hold their regu­ Adult Choir rehearsal a' the Rehearsal Diinner started with a "splash" when they ofWell, another Labor Day al­ a great soccass. dove into Municipal Pool and ended ways seemssummer. wps assisted by Mrs. J. W. Brown lar business and social meeting First Baptist Church at 3 p.m. to msrk the unofficial with a "rousing" cheer for "good end of summer activities, although, Anothar organisation that has and Mr*. Clsrcnce L. Wynn. Held For Bryan at 8 p. m. in McKinley Hall, with The first meeting j ! th* Wes> ole" Seminole High School, with in reality, Fall doesn’t start until Th* luncheon table was beauti­ Mrs. Albert Hickson's and Mrs. side School P-TA will be held at big things planned 1s the Gammas. cheerleaders Miss Peggy LundHirt Wedding fully decorated with a white linen C. M. Flower's Groups serving as 7:30 p.m. Sept. 21. But with the start of A rehealsal dinner for th* wedd­ qulst, Miss Nan Cushing. Miss Jef school, immediately after Labor This Is a group which originated cloth, centered with Mies Bryan’s hostesses. G.E.L. Class of th* First Baptist ing party of the Bryan-lllrt mar­ FUbry and Miss Shirley Morgan on Day, comet alto, the starting up when nine girls got .ogether and now-famous ribbon bouquet. On Sanford Lodge No. 02 F A A M Church will meet In the chapeL hand to see that the cheering was riage was given Friday by Mrs. again of all the clubs and organisa­ chose a motto for themselves then either end of the table were low resumes communications by con­ 1 p.m. Mrs. J. A. Cunnlneham nM J. A. Calhoun in her home on "done up proper". Miss Nan Cush­ tions that hava been Idle all sum­ from the motto took th* name of crystal candle holders* containing ferring of the Fellowcrsft Degree her group wlU serve aa hostess**. ing served-as lifeguard, but for­ Melonviile Ave. mer. And soon all you ladlot will be Gammas. For the past two years pink tapers which were entwined at Masonic Hall at 7:80 p. m. FKIIIAt Mr*. Calhoun, ably assisted by tunately did not have to prove her blossoming out In your new fall they have saved their money and with lllles-of the-valtey lied with The Sanford Tourist and Shuf- Tho Rev. C. L. Arnold will con­ prowess, as the girls played safely, narrow white ribbon. Mrs. W. O. Fleming, served a "de­ wardrobes, going to meetings, foot­ fit-board Club will have a covered duct the morning devotions over lightful'' dinner of chicken saiad though exuberantly. Their favorite ball games, etc. I hop# you all have tacb summer have rented a cot­ The attendants' places were dish supper at 0 p. m. WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 p.m. sport for the evening, In addition tage at the beach for a week. on lettuce teavee, potato ehlpa, marked with gifts, with the pap­ The U.r.W. will hold a business a nice supply of those wonderful to Just plain oia swimming of SATURDAY pickles, olivet, cheese apples, ham course, was a game called, vari­ dark cottons that are so popular Well, next year, as a graduation er* and ribbons In the colors of meeting at 8 p. m. In City HalL The R.A.'s meet at the First present to themselves—they are all and cheese crackers and punch. now. They are so practical and so their dressers—blue for ihe meld WEDNESDAY ously, “War", "Chicken" o r In the center of a lovely eutwork "rooster". There were also a few logical, especially for us Florida seniors—they are going to save of honor, and pink for Ihe brides­ Morning Circle No. 9 of the First Baptist Church at 9:30 I B. tablecloth was placed th* punch­ who ' showed off' their diving abi­ gals,-that I don't know why some­ Just a little harder and take a trip maids. The gifts were single Presbyterian Church will meet in • The Unity Class will • <•»! ft! the bowl surrounded by assorted one didn't introduce them a long, to Nassau. Some "doubting Thom­ strands of pearls to be worn with the home of Mrs. L. B Libbcy, '/aides Hotel at 8 p.m. Josephine ases" have said they can't do il, their gowns, for the wedding, greenery and varl-colored hlbls- lity. time ago. 2(503 Iroquois Ave., with Mrs. Joe Stuckle will teach the new book lluw to Let God Help Yau". but they sound pretty determined us. Small dishes of nuts and After the girls had their fill of Th* mantel of th* Axxarello Baker, Chairman, presiding pastel mints were also placed on swimming, they proceeded on to Here’s another name to be added to me. home was set off with a tove.y Annual Business meeting at the Everyone to welcome. XUS SANDRA MONKOMAN th* Uhl*. Th* buffet was beaut the Raymond Lundqulst home, to the growing list of young men On the New Arrivals List . . . . bouquet of pink rosebuds, and in First Baptist Church at ?:30 p.m. daughter of Mr. and Mr». K. A. ffully decorated with an arrange­ where everything was in readiness and women who will be going away Glenn Reutter, who rents * home th* archway between the living Sunday School Worker* Council for them. There were lanterns and Monforton, will return to Virg­ ment of flowers In many colors "NOTHINC.’ IS WELL at 408 W. 0th Street, halls from room end dining room was a table at 8:13 p.m. inia Intermont Coll***, Bristol, which was Hanked by stiver candles lighting the scene and Mr. to school this fall. That of Charles Milford, III. He and his wife have containing an outstanding ar­ Jlornlng Circlo Number Nine of Lundqulst served as chef for the ENOUGH IF YOU CAN Wilke, who will be returning for Virginia, on Sopt. 10 as a mtm- candelabra containing whit* tap­ A few malicious tonguss his second year at Georgia Tech, one child, a baby girl who Is rangement of pink rosebud* and Ihe First Presbyterian Church bar of th* Orientation Committee ers. Flower* were also used on occasion. will meet at 10 a. m. In the home DO IT BETTER’* pastel candles. seven months old, Mr. Reutter whispered that the hot dogs in Atlanta, Ga. If there are more to wslcam* new students to th* the olano and elsewhere around have to in th* navy, but is also em­ Attending th# luncheon were of Mra. L. B. Llbbey, 2603 Iroquois were burned a trifle, but reliable of you, whose names 1 hava not ployed by Brisson Funeral Home Maid of Honor, Miss Marilyn Ave. campus. She is co-chairman of the th* Calhoun home. • ( A u t h o r 1, n s m s b s t o w l . sodrcea report that they were a Those attending the dinner were "Just right" brown' With the on­ mentioned, please let me know, so . . . . Wiliam Bernasky, 140.1 Court Calhoun; R r l d e a m a l d a , Miss Girl Scout Troop 149 will meet Nam* Tags' and Numbers ComMist Betty Bryan. Wendell Hlrt, ions In whffch the girls Indulged that 1 may let all your friends Street, la employed by Gregory Carolyn Hlrt, and Ml** Yvonne in tho Youth Building of the tttee. There are no compromises Mies Marilyn Calhoun, Miss themselves because there were no and acquaintances know wher* you Lumber Co. and has five boys Cullen; Mr*. C. If. Varner, grand­ Presbyterian Church, 308 Park when we pharmacists compound will be staying for the next nine Yvonne Cullen, Mist Carolyn Hlrt, dates, they were Judged “perfect". whose ages are 10, 18, nine, four mother of the hrlde; Mr*. J. N. Ave. Mra. Fred Ilobb, the laaiUr, Terry Cloth Used Robert n prescription. Because your urges that all girls be present as Hlrt, D a v i d Hosactr, After eating their "hot dogs" along months. and six months........... Mr. and Atsarello, mother of the bride; the troop will divide Into new health, often your life, la at Harvey Wllkereon, Mr. and Mrs. with some cola stow, potato salad Mrs. V. W. Davis, of lloneadale, nnd Mr*, eliorge Hlrt, mother of For Many Purposes J. N. Atsarello, Mr. and Mrs. and soft drlr.ks, the group Indulged "Miss Myrtle" reports that she Penn., have recently moved to th* groom. patrols at that time. The Rev. C. L. Arnold will con­ stake, w* must do our very bast. Georg* Hlrt, th* Rev. and Mrs. in dancing, singing, games and a had a very nice visit with Fletcher 110 West 19th Street with their Other Than Towels Milton H. Wyatt, Mrs. J. C. Cul­ good old fashioned "gab feat." Farrington and his wife at the two children; a hoy, I t and a The Ingredients must be tb* duct the morning devotions over Home Demonstration Agents Meet­ Terry Cloth Is no longer used len, Roger Herrts and Mr*. C. WTIIR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. Bedspreads, Etc. highest quality obtainable. Yotty Those present were Miss Peggy ing In Gainesville last week. It girl seven. Mr. Davis is in con­ ta make towels exclusively, and H. Varner, the bride'* grand Tho W.8.C.S. of the Kbeneier physician’s apeclficstiona must struction work. Lundqulst, Miss Nan Cushing, Mis* Hand-made Rugs, Methodist Church will meet at the Mthing els*. mother, who to visiting from Jef Fllbry, Miss Shirley Morgan, seems that she and Mr. Farrington worked together for 134 years In hoc of Mr. J. C. Warmack at 7:45 be followed exactly. Every pre­ It can now be found In such Americus, Ga. Mias Linda Anderson, Miss Marilyn Dadeville, Ala., before she came Back In Style p.m. | caution to avoid error moat bo Hams as automobile seat covers, McDaniel, Miss Linda Sue Koke, to Florida to work. So, needless Modern housewives are learn­ THURSDAY aborts, chaise lounge covers, cur­ exercised. Whea we dlspanaa Miss Georgia Ann Jones, MUs to say, they had a lot of things ing, as their grandmothers did The Rev. C. L. Arnold will con­ tains, pot holders, couch rovers Fall Is Good Time Marchetta Campbell, Miss June of talk over. before them the tuldo one can your prescrlpton wa make catduct the morning devotions over « d aprons. Jennings, Miss NeUie Pickens, Mr. and Mr*. J, C. Mitchell went feel In making her own bedS a n fo rd at a-ao a m tain that there to no way WO When the modern trend turned To Clean Carpets Miss Sherlene Shepard, Mias Penny Also from "Miss Myrtle" comes to Bamesvllle, Ga., for th* week­ apreads, nigs, curtains, slipcovers " T‘<K’ »"nfon1' at a _30 V m toward casual living, terry cloth Now that the children are back _____ could hava dona It better. Marian._____ Mias_________________ Mary Grace Hohby, this bit of advice to ail you people end, where they were Joined by aame Into its own. It Is used in In school, but before It get* too i ^ * jitney Cash, Miss Amorct ’ "The* reason1* or this return to. Four kinds of cooking thermome. Mr. and Mr*. W. T. Mitchell, of who own so much as on* citrus All forms of wearing apparel cold, is a good time to give some Spier and MUs Spier’s guest, Ml** th* old fashioned pastimes can \ ter* are- available: tor the oven, where the accent is on comfort time and thought to cleaning your Pat Powell. Chaperone* for the tree, especially orange and grape­ Sarasota, for a family reunion In be found In the improvements for roasting moat, for candy and th* hom*,of John R.» Robert*. fruit. She said that exparta oa the as well as style—men's, women's carpets or rugs. You can tell If event were Mr. and Mr*. L. T. that have been made In cotton In frosting*, and for deep-fat frying. TOUCH TON apd children's shorts, Jsckets, and they need It by parting the pile Shepard, Mrs. Marjorie Shopard, Mediterranean Fruit Fly advise Mr. Band Mr*. Clarence L. In Ihe last few yenrs. that you pick any rlpo fruit remainand taking a close look. If shirts. It can also be used In ------------------t a Ldirt who brought her small daughter iT: ' Vha tw - titZ Z Ktchenl Ip: fat does not change Wynn have had as guests, Mr. Modern cottons are not only . ---- IZ z im . - .- i. Burney, ------- Mrs. m« on lhc ,r**- before the new fruit and Mrs, Herbert Varner and Mr. completely washable, but also in volume during melting so It can DRUG C O . many styles and combinations of line shows deeper than the half- Joyce, Mrs. Virginia styles where no other fabric would way mark. It to time to do some Virginia Anderson, Mrs. Lennie come* in, end burn or bury IL Also and Mrs. Hubert Varner and Mr. colorfast and ihrinkproof. They be measured In the solid state. FRRflCRIFTtON CHEMIST* that you should gat rid of any fruit serve aa well, for eaample beach- clesnlng before th* soil works Moye, with her grandson, Allen and Mrs. Lynn Varner, who came are easy to keep fresh and lovely Car, let I Magnolia robes, and women'i and children's down to the bsse of th* fibers. Cooper, Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, that may be lying about oa the down from Americus, Ga., for th* looking for years with only a Store brown sugar In the broad 'Q a slatto a ky Dtaklasea ITT9 ground. Which to what I spent You msy choose to hive the with her children Pete and Pam, flaysuits. box, If you hava room, to keep It normal amount cfl.oor ,*Seh ovrOeevrteht I 4IS I yesterday afternoon doing, 1 consi­ wedding of Miss Betty Bryan to Tarry cloth has been named carpet cleaned professionally or and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lund- der It an afternoon welt-spent and George Wendell Hirt. moist. normsl amount of car*. do it yourself. If you decide to do qulit. by some "the closest thing to hope that all you owners of citrus a miracle fiber yet discovered your own cleaning, be sure to fol­ trees will follow my cxampla and by man", and today's moderns are low directions on th* commercial "Miss Myrtle's" advice. rug • cleaning preparation you finding that truer every day. ehoose. The secret of success in I'd like to mention Just a won) cleaning rugs and carpets to fast about the money-making project drying and here to where the New Book Gives the Rainbow Girls have picked out blower atUchmcnt on your vacfor themselves this year. They plan • Names Of Over 200 bum cleaner can be a valuable lo sell ranJy bars as soon as they aid. get all the details worked out, and After you have your carpet S. Florida Trees 1 hop* that all of you will do what - TH* University of Florida Press looking clean and bright as new, - has recently released a new book keep it that way by following entitled "Common Exotic Tree* of these basic rules. A thorough vac­ uuming once a week, a touch-up in ; South Florida". between with sweeper or vacuum, £ .This book lists about NO of and periodic cleaning. - fit* commonest exotie tree* t* be A bit of carpet at all entrances Happy Birthday found in the pnrke, nurseries, save* you time spent in cleaning gardens and Street* of South Flor­ because It keep* ■ great deal of Bept. 4 ida. Exotic tree* have been collect- the dirt from being tracked all Francis Wilson „ ad from all continent* having over the house. Mike Roberta § - tropical or subtropical climates, “ and planted and mad* to grow Opcn-and-Servc Party Snacks from Vero Beach eouth to Key West. This volume, compiled by Miss - Mery F. Barrett, who Haa written felt* Cwruw t Penes per tPee> SMes* ~ numerous scholarly and popular articles, alse give! identifying ■arks, or forms, of each tree and . explains a minimum of botanic terms with pictures. . ® - The field study for this book « • required a period of fire years of ■nklng notes and collecting - i f t . '. T g 'e * ' -v . « Specimens, all of which have bean verified by authoritiee at na­ * rV - T O * - '. tionally know ecientifle centers, Ineluding the Herbarium of the Mew York .Botanical Garden, the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard A V ' University. Th* United States Ns* So you really ought to try a *50 'tional Museum, Washington. D. C.; C entury . . • f, ' • Th* Florida BUte Experiment 8ta, f Mon at Galneevlils; and the Bailey Especially now, w hile your ■ortonim of Cornell University. p resen t c ar Is a t its peak Mies Barrett, who U a resident our TihfK you take the dim ** And when you press tha pedal right to the arigtoal Of Bloomfield, N, J., received her w o rth . . . packaged to cetorfel _______ ___j taele-teepUag . tire of « ‘M Buiok C entury, you get the response of Bulck’a higher education at Smith College fell cape that have a party took. and Columbia University, after E sp ecially now , a t today'e mightiest V8 engine and the you’d know what tha sportisnack, aew Whether K'a a. ______ pUaned________ party aa ___ _ which ph* served aa Instructor in Buick prices (who knows when bright fell rape provide easy, delightful refreehsilk-smooth wizardry of an cheaaa spread* la folk* mean when they tay tha Botany at Wellesley College dur­ FRINGED APRICOT allk aaing the period 1M« to IPOS. She they’ll ever be a> low agalnl)... edvmced new Variable ritch Yaa eaa buy thaaa creamy spread* la exciting vartetlea, each tin envelopes a black silk satin Century I* a great performer. thon haatm* a member of the kaged la a different color. Chao** them flavored with date*, princess* dree* wtth a rhine­ Dynaflotv* that lets you sivltrh And especially now, with Buick .faculty of Montclair State Nor­ i.ntos, bacon and horseradish, chives, anion soup, and clams. stone-buttoned bateau neckline spa are Just 4 os* yea will And it practical to serve mal School, whore aba taught bo­ Tha getaway I* right aw ay-tha the pitch for emergeney acccland flared skirt from Herbert so solidly iu the Top 3 of to pleas* every taste. Any remaining eaa be stored th tony and aooloy for tom* twenty Sondhelm'a fall 193& collection. erotionfhat's the most satisfying load feel iu p erb -th e handling to the refrigerator far later as*. America’s best sellers—and that pears. Like a vestment, th* wide etoto Kajoy those aa a goffee hoar snack, for the appetiser course, and safety measure In the land • joy. For this to Brick’s moat crosses in front and extend* for evening refreshments. Th* fluted rape make an eye-catching kind of sales volume permitting to Use bans. assortment with cracker* *• a Mack tray. With their convenience today. spirited and spectacular ear. us to make you an even finer and variety, you will lava to aasva thaas often! fisM om th SENSATIONOFTHECENTURY - a t an easy-to-take p rice K ^ It l BeoansaTim atB rick Dealers/ F School days take extra energy... Give them more I t ha* the hlghect powar-perpound ratio In ad Buick history. GO It ridaa on a chassis compact to the last ounce and inch. w ith G ail Borden! It takes to movement like a prime ballerina-nimble to the nth degrees Vitamin-Mineral Fertified Milk ■heel ptoy aste esti* f Oil s m m m ! lath qesrt *f Gefl to ertao to ae* • £■% *1 f-w w m a re n a Gail Borden Milk Drop in on us this week—today would he oven better!—and see wliat a buy you can make right now on tlio bust Buick y e t And, as you’ll dlccover, the p r ic e is a c in c h . F o r th e C entury Is Just a cut above Bulck’s low eit-pricu S p e c ia l Series—and th a t’s just a cut above the well-known smaller cars. •New Adooocod VerteWeftk* Dpa^hto Is th* onV Dynafov Buick tmOdr Iods*. II is ilandird on Rondmattir, Soper ond C nhuy—optional eg i cost on A# SpaciaL Buick s -GO. movie contract already Isltaw lag labia tethartSsoMapo wtth several bit porta, PM srtU feagU * hi* trade-in allowance. C entury . bAJk an* vide* th* est/s artrftise pew n lii. ill. il 4 , U U •l*'» VW^S to keep then phpksUy fit *sd PATNAVMS. IT, s a * Urn eta* Wayne, appease fa a Lae A t w e s a id , th e nam e is *f 9 esseetisi vitwalas sad sMssf.it. Yet it cesta ssJy *o* ceet a n per *e*rt thse rspelsr henepsaleed ndh. Start year ytesfttm I MTTia AUIOOIOStill All SMtf • ISM I* Ski ait NICHOLSON BUICK COMPANY Are. A- ’ �A *■' • .1* A* •; '/• •- ■ *•’■ ' .*• * Z O L A ' ■v. • k.• Braves, Cincinnati Divide Twin-Bill ROSS t r a m T H n rn r.ro im (ACL DARK, tn the three me* be hod wetted down ugpUak a* the transport, aid no eaae far hie reeUara be Uedina bed him to ma­ tte ascend night Ryvreon tare, enlivening the table trageoua yores about Span­ n e d Ctertmte raid gooddm at the doer did b* rei a apart at hie oM love for penod, there would be waiting In­ arson end Barclay had te­ volved. Jason was no good at th at le the library, for now BarInea loaned forward aa If to brush away the disturbing thought* of tha Beaumont*. "I gueaa flyerson may give Tan Eyck a run far hie money. Did you hear that the Mderod If sbs too was ■now and lee train* a n dua to of the last real mestlng start next month?" "Bo theyva popped up again," them. Ha felt a remlnlag of tea on hla cheek. "It's Michael said with little Interest. "And half the Middle West with ag bach; Charlotte.” 3 down the street away them. I'd aay.'' inos chuckled, "TV* good for business. Half those state* ' ChostaU* was a child, a lovely, tn- a n dry. If you can belleva it, Mi­ ' If—rtag child. The old urgent need ch**I. Makes 'em feel real devillah for bar had left him, yet be knew to walk right Into a bar and order . tee that ha felt for her something a dnnk.” Michael Joined In her laughter. , different from anything ha might 0m4 far another woman. Memories, He felt better than be had eince be returned. Inea encouraged opti­ ‘ t e r Vary wmknamie endeared her mism. Kemp and Meg would prob­ ably make out all right. e • • Nathan Grundy dropped Into the hat atop St four that afternoon, hla stolid appraisal putting to Bight tha last of the goeelp-hungry women. When they Buttered off, Nathan took Jenny into hla arms. She leaned against him, sniffling a very quiet bi Uttle. "Nathan, it's been—dread­ and Michael ful." "J suppose it baa. Get your coat, Jenny. I'll walk home with you." "It's only four o'clock. Do you Suppose Meg will have finished talking to—to him?" **j shouldn’t think whftl >*w i left him la her teavUy laced probably baa to aay to him would ■was haired parlor and pres- taka long.” Nathan's tone was dry. returned with brandy la gob* Kemp Beaumont was lucky U the a a carved tray, ghe put one the law or mare likely some man t at Michael's elbow,'took the aad eat opposite him. lifted hla glam to her. 'Tbs waa never like this, Inea." ’ anything to you about ter Bihar," ate said dryly, "waa ibandf" "No. Sha doesn't, you know, ah* keeps things to herself." Jason and Meg ware alike In th at Nathan wondered what schame Jason waa forging la Ban franclseo. U would be a solid one, calculated to mate short work of Kemp Beaumont and hla presence, Nathan was sure i t th at They were halfway home when Nathan put another question. ‘If Meg weren't mixed up tn this, what rrrT' • '* V t* ghostlike through the early No­ vember dusk. Jenny moved ahead of Nathan Into the hall and stopped short "What’s that? Bounda aa If Jeaebet a m tlw houss and baa beanhurt" Nathan lletanad and warineaa, mixed with odd fear, touched him. Of course U was nothing—the cat aa Jenny guessed. Yet there bad been a queer human sound to that whimpering, that faothared him. Holding Jenny's arm, he hurried down tbs hall and looked tnto the parlor. Jenny cried out and swayed against him. He put hie arm about her and hold hsr tightly. He stared with horror and amaaemont at the was blown away so much that Nathan did not think M would have recognised him from that vantage point. Blood was all about him. Meg was kneeling on the floor at Kemp's feet. Her hands and clothes were bloodstained. Bba looked up at them with unfocused eyes, put her hands over her taco and shivered convulsively. From Umo to time the thin whimper they had heard from (he hall came from her half-open mouth. "Meg!” Jenny left Nathan's sheltering arm and rushed for­ ward, knelt betid* Meg and put her arms about ter. Meg whim­ pered again, than te r eyes rolled up and aha fell against Jenny la a faint. Nathan, hla throat constricted, want to them, lifted Meg Into hla arms and carried bar into tha din­ ing room. Tha telephone shrilled MILWAUKEE IB -W ho If any­ body, benefit* from a apllt doublefeck Mllea, Florida's Iona pro*. header between contender! In • poet for top Olympia honor* In race aoeh a* now la polling in the gymnaatiea, will taka a laava of National L ean er abaence from hla Job as a State Fred Haney, manager of the Road Department statistician to oartJelpate in .the flop] Olympic lean * leading Milwaukee Bravte, tryout* fn Loa Angalaa In Oct- declare* they did by dividing yesterday'a Labor Day twlh-blll with The former Florid* State 'Uni­ Cincinnati. versity gymnastic star baa been But, voluble Birdie Tebbett*, practicing dlltgantly all aummar ■Upper of the Redleg* prevent* a at tha Florida 8tat« Unlveralty women’s gym through tha court* eaae to rapport hi* contention that cay of Its director, Dr. Katherine hla club gained by I t The Brave* fumbled their way Montgomery. Mllea, who aaya hla gymnaatiea to 3-1 victory In the flrit game but with Road Department statistic* Cincinnati took the nightcap, 7-5, ■Inca last May hav# hardly.pre­ to remain in a dead heat for secpared him for such strenuous competition, has bean practicing and place with Brooklyn, 3H nightly without any coaching. He game* behind. aaya he la in excellent condition “All a apllt mein* la that now we have two le«* game* to play and we haven't Io*t any ground to either of the aecond place elubi," Haney laid yesterday. “We’r* Hill 314 game* ahead." "They gotta do better than apllt with ui,” maintained Tebbetta, who majored In payehology In college, "We’ll (till be mapping at their heel* If we ipUt thia fourgame ■eriea," “1 don't give a hoot what we do here," he added. “ I got the kjnd of club that can go on a 10game winning itreak after we leave here. “ Believe me, thi* la a big series for Milwaukee. They can’t afford entered Florida Slate University to apllt even with us. If th*y don't do anything to u* now, we're and Joined the gymnastic team. liable to go on a real long streak." In 1061 and 1056 ha made the All-American gymnastic team. la 1055 he was mite tod aa tha All Around Gymnastic Champion for tha National .AAU, Also, In 1055, Mllea made the Pan-American Olympic team « of the United State* and partici­ pated In eonspelltlofl In Mexico city. While h i waa a member of the Florida SUU Unlvenfity gym­ nastic team, Florida Statm Uni­ versity won five national oiamplo n s h lp i. „ , Mr MD» tm, Oort VMknMb Iff Bill Rartwfck lfT, Harold Hsckeo. bacb 1» Harold Harbat 1*5, Robert Steel* 160 C. B. Roberta 1*0, IV ,* P-iold 160 ■ d l M l iM t ■. Celery City Print Co vs Bukur* Haile Shop STANDINGS T urn W L Art. Ntw York Ina Co t 0 111 Celery City Print Co I 1 7*1 Central Music Co 3 1 7111 Mather Fund 1 3 71IJ Burnett Palntera 1 3 733.1 Bukur* Music Shop. 0 3 71?J c m r ROWLING LEAGUE Crackers Staying On Top In Southern Pennant Race New York life Ina Co va Mather* By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Furniture Co Tha Atlanta Crackers had tha Burnett Paloten va Central Mule IPSO Southern Aaaa. pennant vir­ r Co tually locked up today .after riding Bowlere G TP Are. a six-game winning streak Into i R. Holler 3 52S 178.1 6H game league lead. 3 510 173 Wit* only eight garnet remain, H. Heckenbach G. Kenla 3 503 160.1 ing on the pace tetters’ schedule, G. E. Roberts 3 604 181 the magic number for tho Atlanta 3 403 164.1 club la two. Any combination of W. Hertw*ck R. Stacie 3 4» 184 two Cracker victories or Birming­ J. Cook 3 4M 183 ham losses will wrap up tha Dag H. Herbet 3 485 161.8 for Clrde King’s veteran outfit. Mathers Furniture 1, Central Mu­ C. Voaherbulia 3 483 160.3 They took two Mg stride* to­ sic 3 3 Ml teo.i ward tho bunting last night, P. Peaold Burnetta Painters 1, Celery City H. Kretxer 3 477 150 sweeping a doubleheader from Print. Co. 3 P. C. Richards 3 472 167.1 Chattanooga 8-0 end 8-4 while Bukur* Music Shop 0, New York W. Whiddon 3 473 157.1 Birmingham end Memphis, dead­ Life In* Co 3 W. N. Webber 3 488 138 locked for second place, were L. Plve« Team High Three Games 3 488 136 splitting Labor Day douMeheaders H. Russell 3 481 153.3 with Nashville and New Orleans. New York Life Ina Co, I4M T. Brown 3 448 149.1 Birmingham took the opener from Celery City Print Co, 3340 T. Bolly Burnett Palntera, 3366 3 435 148.1 New Orleans 3-1, but the Pels T Bornett Bukur* Music Shop, 3153 3 440 148.3 humbled the Chick***ws 15-3 la H. Gllstrap 3 433. 144 the nightcap. Mather* Furniture Co, 3147 T. Cobb VEiiuai wu, 3143 flW Central nuaiv Music Co, 3 434 141.1 P. Bukur Team Ugh Hlagl* Games 3 410 136J Titusville Tides J. Pierre New York Life Ins Co, MO 3 403 135 High Low E. Kirchhoff Celery City Print. Co, (If 3 403 133 Wednesday Sept, 3 O. Emrick Burnett Painters, n s 3 398 132-2 1:19 s.m. Mathera Furniture Co, 790 . W. Tyre 3 380 ISO 7:40 a.tn. - l:42.p.ra. C. Piercy Central Music Co, 731 3 303 130.1 8:04 p.m Thursday Sept 0 Wilson Bukurs Music Shop, 79* 3 386 113.1 *:M am . Individual Ugh Three Games M. Stotsky 3 338 11U 8:30 a.m. 1:53 p.m. 3:33 p.m. Roy Holler, 630, Robert Steele 4t3 FH. t o f t 7 Only two aecond basemen have Herold Heckenbach 611, Jesse 3:61 *-m. ever won tho National League 0:10 a.ra. Cook 4M *:S1 P*mGeorge Xenis SOS, Harold Herbat batting championships. They are 0:30 p.m. Saturday Sept. • 463 Rogers Hornsby and Larry Doyle. 10:00 a.m. 3:3? *-mC. E. Roberta 504, Cart Vonberbotit 4*3 <«1» P -^ Iq these days of big football 10:28 p.m. Saaday Sept 0 BUI Hartwlck 4*3, Paul Peiotd 4U playsre it Is Interesting to note 4:24 a.ra. Individual High Slagle Games that Tulan* left halfback Willie I 10:57 a.m. SdHpm . George Keals 301, Jesse Cook 110 Hof weighs a mere 144 pounds. 11:15 p.tn. WHEEL 1 c& . In individual competition, he has competed against the c /l C b ib o A . HAS EVERYTHING B**rl£l*4 b r rertnlssloa of TUB BOUBS-MEt Distributed fey K iss JTm iiu ** Sysaieat*. Standing AMERICAN LBAGUR Team W L PcL Bel New York H 40 .*30 — Cleveland 71 55 .577 II Chicago 73 i f AM 111 Boston 71 50 .546 UI Detroit 15 « .ta r 10 to America. Baltimore M 73 AM 351 Washington H 71 ,4U W MONDAY'S RESULTS Kansas City 41 M 433 411 Brooklyn 4-3, Pittsburgh M . Philadelphia 5-1. New York U . MONDAY’S RESULTS Milwaukee 3-1. Cincinnati 8-7. New York 8-5, Baltimore 1-0. St. Louis 4-0, Chicago 3-3. Boston 7-lf, Washington 5-0. TUESDAY’S SCHEDULE Kansas City 5-1, Cleveland I t Cincinnati at Milwaukee N Detroit 1141, Chicago S-S. New York at Philadelphia N TUESDAY'S BCHEDULK Only games scheduled Detroit i t Chicago N Cleveland at Kansas City N Boston at Washington N Only gsmrs scheduled M A « S sul fihiU ifLL 3 BEDROOM 2 F IN A N C IN SG . ' BATH V. A. P. H. A. CONVENTIONAL LAST TIMES “Somebody up H A tT A C K , ' f r f f P T O •W/OM?— V ■TARRING PAUL NEWMAN PIER ANG ELI ru g 3Alf> R tp g p .'Jj) m b f 70 At PP rue t\ 400-MARK: AK<PWALL r- ■. OH THA WAV TO ; fOLMH ' ’ * H O U A A K tA C ) ' ^ S L w t o u r m A h o fip \ N 'POCOFP w m t 4 F S tFMMAF* tH I tyf A COOtPAAKt 7Hi* Ht% A n t fO O - W/HHAF 9BA fttfV. BET TODAY BROOKSVILLE W — County M | « Mearot Trelman la ached* Mad to hold a preliminary hearing taRgy for Gustav Sojak la the hitoi« death M Alois Krajlk. JM prtfT Sim Lawman said the Highway Patrol has aware M i 4r* COHAACUTtVA m a f - fopf *>* H F t r S out warrants charging Bojak with manslaughter, hit-run driving and failing to report an accident. Krailk, 76, was Injured fatally July ft whlla walking along a road st nearby Masaryktown, his home. Sojak, in Ms sixties, Uvea south of Masaryktown. Both man had been la tha chicken and egg bust- * • • • Consider And Compare These Beauty • Safety Convenience • Will Hold Roth Hsahana Services W edaewliy, S ep t 5 - 8ri» P. M. Thanday. S ep t • — 10:00 A. M. A t New York At*, ft H ill 8 t • Comfort Kitchens Ityou value peace &quiet amid beau­ tiful surroundings, where Beauty, Safety, Comfort, Convenience has been combined then your looking for a Phillips Home located in LOCH ARBOR. WELCOME ---------------- --- Anywhere, Features Of A Phillips Home. a w PLAN Before You Buy Starts Wed. W/HNBR OCr.fA y SERVICEMEN. There U kes Me” * A PtACNPiMO CHAMf\ . bnp r w e t funnaf- HOMES ■ -»-■ ■ — f Corner W. Crystal Drive & . Lake Mary Blvd. PHON E 1504 _ v. �t * Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified— Call 1821 SI—SPECIAL NOTICES 45—BUILDING MATERIALS PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS USED BRICK All typea and sues. Installed or TWO CARLOADS beautUuJ used “Do It Yourself." brick. Orange, red, and burnt WE REPAIR AND SERVICE black. See them at SHERMAN STINE CONCRETE PIPE CO. Machine and Supply Co. S07 W. 2nd SL Pb. U This It a free guest pass to the ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Cali Movieland Rlde-ln Theatre for Ralph fUy, 3130. Rotcoe Evans, Geneva.' Exp. date Sept. 1), 1933. CROSLEY - BENDIX Sales end Service SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, RANDALL 3200 per M. No. 1 Common 3230 Electric Company per M. No 2 Common 3136 per Service— Quality— Satisfaction M. Floors Laid A Finished; Pb IU Sanford 2S37-J-3 De Bary Reasonable. E. F. Steven*. Ph. 713-R-4 after 6 p.m. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Well Drilling, HOWARD C. RED-1-MIX CONCRETE LONG, Pbone 3M 207 East Window Sills • Lintel* Commercial Ava. Septic Tanks - State Approved Sand • Cement • Mortal Mix Trees trimmed, removed and deMiracle Concrete Co. mossed. Pb. 1007-R. Phone 1335 SANFORD TREE CO. , 309 Elm Ave. Q c Empty? A N T ADS RUNT 'EM FAST Ph. 1821 1A—PLACES t* EAT ENVELOPES. Letterheads, stateMAR-LOU RESTAURANT raents, Invoices, hand bills, and Semple Menu: T-Bone Steek, programs, e t c . Progressive Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 Lobiter, Deviled Crab, and of Weal 13th St. court* Lola'* Famoua Plzaa. PHONE 1175-W for take-out. T. V. REPAIRS HWY. 17-92 South. 'Til 10 p. m. Service Cam. *3 00, J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893-J W. A. YOUR MONEY BACK if we can't Norris, Ph. 1333. Licensed Tech­ set a laugh out of you at THE nicians, guaranteed work. . DOGGIE DINER and BAR, Lake Mari*. Well drilling, water guaranteed, Phone 1008-W. 4—LOST a ad FOUND LOST — Male Fox Hound. Haa BULLDOZING ■ collar with name Roy Patin and LOWERY A BRIDGES Ph. number. Finder pleaae call See. 1U4-W Orange City Syr 4-S434 936-R4, Sanford. SPEC IA L I —PERSONAL NOTICES At Nix Bedding. Renovate rotton ROLLAWAY. Hoipttal and Baby and inncrsprlng mattress. We al­ Beda Day, Week, or Month-TeL so convert cotton mattreisea In­ 1423. Furniture Center — to Inneraprlng. We make odd site ^ j j o j jr ^ r i r t ^ s ^ ^ mattresses and matching box spring*. Wo de upholstery A slip covers. Free estimates cheer­ AUTOMOTIVE fully given. 1301 Sanford Ave. Phona 504-J. 9-BOATi AND MOTORS 23—SCHOOLS.INSTRUCTION Ellnrude Sale* A Service ROBSON Sporting Goode • DANCING S04 E. l i t St. Phone MS Deanna School of Dance U —TRAILKRS Ballet- • Tap • Ballroom l l will pay YOU to aee ua before Beginner, Intermediate, and ad­ you buy. Open Evening* and vanced class** for children of ■ll ages. ■unrtaya. ..REGISTRATION SEPT. 6.. Eaatalde n a ile r Salea 10:00 A.M. — 6:00 P.U. Palatka, Fla. Phone 2t7l 17-92 at Hiawatha Trailer, Sale-Rent, Pb. sea XH. 24-USED CARS EMPLOYMENT 14 -CHILD CARE METAL ROOFING Now in stock. 5-V Crimp - 1-1/4" Corrugated — 2-1/2" Corrugated Get all Your roofing needs at Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Out West 13th St. 49—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 34—APTS • HOUSES • ROOMS 93-HOMES FURNISHED apt*. Phoae 1321. 2-Bedroom De Bary home. Good cond., alr-cond., landscaped, Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. 720-W paved road. Financed by owner. Phone 2423-W3. SEE Seminole Realty for Dealr able Homes and Apts. Phona 17. -LOTS Fun.ished Apt. 600 Park Ave. LoU 61* x 133'. Partly landscaped. Ready to build. Dreamwold OROUND floor, 3-room completely Section. 3411 Chase Ave. Phooe furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ 1973-M. metto Ave. Phone 2392. 2 Nice Lots Near Airbase. Rea­ EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ sonable. P.O. Box 1397. able (nr bachelor or couple. Private bath. Across from Post 17—BROKERS and REALTORS Office. Manual Jacobson. Rose Court Apts. Unfurnlahed 9 RETIRED? Looking for a real buy? We have one of the neat­ room apL Kitchen equipped. est, l bedroom homes, being Phone 1494. offered completely furnished, at Large, clean, furnished apt. 3 $7900.00, just out of the city, on adults. 011 Park Ave. approximately 1 acre, in a pleas­ setting. Can be bought un­ DESIRABLE one and two bed­ ant if desired. Terms can room furnished apt. Ph. 432-W. furnished be arranged I We urge you to tee this before you buy. MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. Large yard. Call 1430-J after 3-bedroom, 3 bath*, deluxe mas­ 6 p. m. onry home ona year old naar country club. Excellent buy at New two bedroom houses, kitchen 113,500 with terms available. equipped. 1104 Washington. Ph. 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box Many other good two and three bedroom hemes from <9,000 up. 302 Sanford. HAYNES Ofiiee Machine Co., 2 apartments. 1 small, 1 large. 619 Park Ave. Ph. 1031 Typewriters, adding machines, Sales-Rentals, 314 Mag., Pb. 44. Nicely furnished 2-bedroom apart­ ment. 373. Phono 1627. STUDENTS—see the newest thing in typewriters — Royal’s 1937 "Twln-Pak" portable. The fast- Unfurn. 4-room house. Fum. 4room apt. 115 N. Jessamine. eat portable on the market. In 7 colors. 24 months to pay. Furnished large 2-Bedroom apL Powell’* Office Supply ipply Phone 03C Ph. 1284-J. 703 Palmetto Ave. 117 S. Magnolia 47-FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD 2-Bcdroom furnished house. |40. Call 1S08-W or 23S2-J. 2-bcdroom country home on 7 acres will* 6 acres planted In young eltrui, 5 miles from San­ ford. Just reduced to |U,60Q ' with termi. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. ft. MERO REALTORS 1901 Park Ave Phone 2T or IU BA LL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL Buy your Furniture at Barry's OSCAR U. HARRISON Warehouse Furn. Co., at 901 W. Large clean t or 2 bedroom REG. BROKERS 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ furnished apL Private bath A 8. D. Hlghleyman, Associate iture at warehouse prices. entrahee. Large screen porch. 294 South Park Ave. Phona 990 Sll Oak Ave or Ph. 41 before Used furniture, appnanccs, tools, IF IT IS REAL ESTATE 3:30. etc. Bought-sold. Larry's Mart. atk Crumley A Montetth 321 East 1st SL Phona I93L Furnished lake cottage. Pbone at 117 South Park. Phone 773 They Know 154-M. GENUINE VICTORIAN Lake front 3-bedroom C.B. house. ROSA L. PAYTON. REPRODUCTIONS FUhlng, swimming. Ph. 2036-Wlam p Tables Registered Real Estate Broker 3. after 4:30. Coffee Tables Phene 3871 17-93 at Hiawatha Console Tablet 399.00 2 A 3 room freshly painted apt*. W. H. "Bill" BTEMPKR Ladiei and Gentlemen's Chairs Phone 39U-W. Gay Allen, Associate 1110.00 ea. Arietta Price, Associate Love Seat 3175.00 3-room apartment, unfurnished. Realtor — General IMarine* Over get station. Call 9IM. Hend-Carved Mahogany Pbeae 993 or 3133 l i t N. Park Avr. Trade-In* Accepted 2-BEDROOM Houle, living room. w i l s o n - ma T e r KENNETH E. SUCK 311 E. 1st St. Phone 933 kitchen. Florida room and car Registered Real Eatate Broker ^j>orttJi^low n^JPhoneJI002^^ 1009 E. 2nd. Phone 1634 STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE Baby slttere available. Baby Sit­ • REAL ESTATE ting Agency. Ph. 332-M. ■*•4 Ford, g-patsenger station wag 11—ACREAGE on. Will sacrifice. Pbone 661-J, 23—HELP WANTED—FEMALE A. B. PETER80N after • p. m. By owner, 20 acres nearly clear- Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson Touchion's WAITRESS - Apply T Fd. Good citrus. Facing m new ,'47 Studebeker Commander club Drug Stare, Mr. dark. Jr.. P. J. Chsaterton. Garfield paved Med 41K Call 1996-W-9. i coupe. Radio, heater, overdrlvt, Willetts, John Meltch and R. W. HERB ARE JUMT A FEW Half mile from Osteen. Williams. A. C. Doudney, Land • w/w Urea, fog light*. * Above WOMEN — Any age, to be train­ UK 1HE MANY SAVINGS ed In new and unique cosmetics • average condition. 3123 cash. IS Acrra Tiled Land with 6 art- Surveyor. Phune 1113 service. Full or part time. 323 Beautiful Dinette Sets. Choice of eaian well*; Huge 3 story 60* I ll N. Park Ava. See at 101 E. H it St. to.376 weekly paid by Check. No U Table Tops and 11 Cbair x 120’ Barn to atore tool*. Will covers . . . Compute with 4 This la a free guest pan to th9 canvass, delivery or collection. lease all |2S per acre. Phone t o BUSINESS Rltx Theatre for Mrs. John W, Car ana phone a necessity. Call Chairs 2243-R-2. • Hall, Sanford,, Exp. date Sept. Mrs. Spencer, 1433-W. SERVICES 13, 19M, $139.00 94—FARMS AND GROVES GIRLS—WOMEN—HOUSEWIVES 19-BEAUTY PARLORS REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN "Avon Calling" women who need And—Beautiful 34 Pc DInnerwart 20 acre Uie farm. Three bedroom 2344 French Ave. Modern Alr-eogdlttened Salon Christmas money. No experi­ t ease** • e e e e o e e e n— hauaa, large barn. All equip­ J. W. HALL, REALTOR ence noeessary. High commitH n rrie tt'n B ennly Nook ment and machinery. Eaay Johnny Walker, Associate alone. Contact Mrs. J. Bussell, FREE s. o* “ • terms. Ph. 1393x1. P. O. Box "Call Hall" Phone 1761 P. O. Box 973, Orlando. 1134. NOTICE Consult A REALTOR First Women *cw easy rcedv-cut house tv H«»9>ES Handsome Bedroom Special U liel M. Portar'a Beauty Shop CULLEN AND HARKEY coats home. Earn from 117.40 Vanity with large Mirror will bo eloeod Burning the month Will build on your lot. Your plan IN N. Park Ava. Phene 3313 to gM.13 doten. Write to Accu­ Panel Bad • f September. or ours. W* can arrange finan­ rate Style, Freeport, New York. Chest of Drawers cing. Call us for additions or OWNER LEAVING TOWN. 2103 IT—HELP WANTED • MALE Reg. Palmetto Ava. Wishes to sell remodeling. IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS $119.95 3139.03 equity in home for 31473 with L O W E L L E . O Z IE It PAINTING Tile setters wanted. Team prefer­ kitchen equipmont Or can be Builder — PhOM 1339 red, top wages. Call Spring purchased furnished for |I07S Oflleei 9991 B. Oris ado Dr. FLOOR sanding and finishing. 4-423L Lake Helen, Fla. and assume mtg. payments of New Selection of— Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ 3149JO 133 which Include taxes, insur­ 8ofas (Foam Rubber) nole county since 1116. Want experienced Pianist A Ac­ Sofa Beds ...................... 10300 CUSTOM BUILT MOME9 ance, principal and interest. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary cordionist to form trio with Matching Chairs ........... 9930 •VA—rUA -CONVENTIONAL Robert A. WilllamH, Realtor electric guitar player. B a I p b FINANCING Raymond Lundquist, Associate call Mr. Tatkar, ECHOLM BEDDING CO. Btrobrldgs, 404 Maplt Ave. ’LOW DOWN PAYMENTS Phene 1373 Atlantic Rank Bldg. Conor lad * Magnolia, Pb. 1331 'LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS S3—RUSINEM OPPORTUNITIES "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. Repair work I Homs alteration! I A. K. SHOEMAKER. JIL f7-BROEERS and REALTORS Open Monday'a flliIi39 p. a . • No Job too small. Finished carp­ Florida minulacturer and instal­ Pbone INI tlOO Mellonvilla VISIT OUR BALCONY enter will give prompt servlre. Alexander A Stringer ler of Spec 'n Span quick seivPbone 1399-J. Rollins A Slagle. Real Estate A Insurance ire laundries has surveyed .nd Everything For The Living Room 3-Bedroom home, SI,100. equity, Mrs. Lourtn* Messenger, Assoc. 9 pc. Orouping secured several choice laundry sl* MeKANEY-SMITH PAINTS locations in the Sanford area. 232.M monthly payment. Equip* 107 Magnolia Ava. Ph. IS Complete . . . . 1139.00 M il 8. Park Phone 1203 No previous experience neces­ ped with electric kitchen, blinds, Easy Terms neater. Call 1915-W. See at 919 OZIER REALTY CO. sary, small down payment, bank M—PIANO SERVICE Itosallla Dr. financing, unusually big profiti. Mather of Sanford Mura B. Otter, Uroki-r L U Sill — Plano Technician Monarch Laundry M.irhlnrry 203-09 E. 1st St. llatel M. Field. As«nrlate Phone 127 Thl* is a free gueat pass to tha Phono 1164 Resile I. Hanford Corp., P. O. Box £20, Ft. Lau­ Rita Theatif for Linde Collins, 9601 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1363 derdale, Fla. 49—FARM end GARDDEN EVENINGS) 3113 and flO Lake Mary. Exp. data Sept. II, Bl—ROOFING-PLUMBING 193d. F.AL ESTATE WANTED GEORGIA GROWN C a b b l g s MERCHANDISE W. J, KING Plant* in any quantity. Ready Plumbing Coatrector ‘Have client who desire# a ona for setting out SepL 10th. Vari­ 13-ARTKT.M h i t RENT Kohler * Plumbing ng A * "Supplies story frame 3 bedroom, I bath eties are of Mldseaion, Marion . jg Room Electric. Water Heaters Wi NOW ■ mm film rental library house, have Urge roomi, shad* Early nound Dutch, MM Orlande Or. Ph. 31 at Wleboldt’a Camera Shop. 210 Market, trees, lake front with I to 10 Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy S. Park Ave. acres of land. Write Jane AdMammoth Red god Eaily Copen­ Plumbing. Kresky Heating hagen, all from Certified Ferryriatleo. broker, P.O. Box 37, ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A M. G . HODGES 43-ABTICl.RH -OR HALE Morrii Seed, Ripe A Ready To­ Goldenrod, Florida”. NEW NOME? ' Service on All Water Pumps— mato A Produce Co., Stale Farm­ We buy and cell used furniture. Well. Drilled - Pumps ers Market, Sanford, Florida, SEE and COMPARE SWAP ANYTHING I Ju st Place Paying top rash price* for any Paola Road. Phona 700 Classified ads. Phone INI (or a Phone 329. thing of value. SUPER TRADr— helpful ad-writer. LVG POST on 17-93 Ph. 3033-W. Georgia cabbage plants. All var­ , CERAMIC TILE The Homes Built YOUR EASY WAY to renting va­ »gul F. Mustier A Son Ph. 1M By ieties — any amount. Starting Trunk*, Wardrobe, Utoamers, cancies: Classified edal Some­ Free estimate. Quality work. SepL 11. Hugh C. Whelcbei, Footlockera, Briefcase*, San­ ODHAM * TUDOR. INC. thing vacant? Phone 1121 for State Market Stall 13. Day 1239, ford Jewelry A Luggage Co.. Builders of Fine Homes an ad-Miter. night, 92T. 300 Sanford Ave. * For Florida Living This Is a free guest pais to the gj_w*VTKn r t, bu t —Factory to you— BEAUTIFULLY Designed TbreU Movieland Ride-ln Theatre for And Four Bedroom Homes AlnmlHMi Mrs. Florence Maps*, Sanford. WILL PAY CASH for clean 1 A l%atha V enetian Blind* Contracting and Exp. date Sept. 13,13M. cotton ruga. Call 1821, The Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ III) Enclosed heed. Seg-orool bottom able. (MOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S rail with plaitie ends. Plastic or Sanford Herald Priced From Uljoo to «2l.N | through Classified ads. Lat an PLUM RING rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon VA (CD—TIM A FHA Inscrv- experienced ad-wriier assist you Work cords. • RENTALS lea Financing. (•R karlk Glaan a a f P ain t Cm R. L. HARVEY 112-114 West Ind BL Phooe NO 64—APTH—H0U8BR—ROOMI HOMES AVAILABLE! 'm Sanford Ave. Phone 1121 Soulb Pincerest .... Sanford, Fin. Array Cots, 3399; Patnt, 33.30 gel. Manors ........ Sanford, Fin. kt PLUMBING * REPAIRS T-Shirt*, 41c; Artay-Navy Surp­ If interested la apartment clean­ Grovo er than average. Close In. See Valencia Villas . . DeLand, Ptl Septic Task InaUliatioa A Service lus. 310 Sanlord We. Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 919. Sewer Connection*. Archie C. SALES OFFICE NECCHI-ELNA Harriett, Phone TM-W or 1333. 3923 8. French Ava. HUTCHINSON'S Ocsas P r e u l R*wtng Machine Center Phona 2100 A 2390 Apia. IN B. Atlantic. Daytona 'M —SPECIAL NOTKCS .Isles, Service nnl Rentals Altar 9:00 p. m. Call 3371-W Beach. Call S374-W for reserveG A R R E T T ’S CUSTOM UPHOLSmiNQ ttoaa s lu r 3>09 pm.________ 3|3 E. First St. PhoM 1422 Franck Avenue hoata suitable for 44 APPUANCt* ■ PROMS f f l Ma N ,r Mm A kuriaeoa. f a r ‘ FRIGID AIRE npnllsweei; a s Ion tton call 1494. and service. O. ll. High, Oviedo, GATLIN MOTHERS Fla. Phono FO-3 3313 or Sealvd WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms A Dragline A Sulldoaer prtvato baik*. U« W. First St. 1942-W alter I p ■ . It Pay a To Use Classified. " H . 2231 Geneve, S4M-W m THE SANFORD HERALD Tuei. 8ept. 4, 1954 Television wuuo tv c h s s s i ; i. a ttk iu u tVTKHVIMIV t A-lvmlttre with I’ncU Wall Sll* Hafnr Klral. ta il * Atwayv 4:41 t.'iriuon Carnival at... Wrallitr-.Nrma-HporU tltll John Hair Xtaa • :J« l>on Unit's Corner a: ll Umr llanaer M l IlcmtriVoua J: J.l ha l.hlna limit. ».un I U-d Tlira* l.lvaa *:>« Hixitllsht Thaatra h;lt» III.non IJiieatlon !>:5« Kuril Thrall* lotini Htirak I'rcvkw 10:1" rhlna Hmltli 11tint Nlsht Now- llannrt ll:ll HtarllKht Thratra till* H'«n Oft ni:uu:«lH Y MUUMOU • :4* Itlen-na 1‘rnsram Itrauma * II .N.wa-lVealtirr 7:*<i Tb* Morula* Show Captain Kancaroo tile Vlaw.r'i m«aat Silt Oarrv Moor* I 'll llamlaland ta.-iut Thl• Land of Oura lta:X«t HlrtW. It lllrh 11:«n Valiant Iji.Iv Mill l.nva Ot 1.11* 11 i" H-arrh For Tomorrow 11:11 lllllltln* l.lsht AKTKR\non t: nn Nana It. 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Ilook llu.lc at Itaaitum V K W. firlflln* ll, a rioug Kv.nlne Mu-la IMUla KLIi.r ■l*. Iiaiurilin. Mfhl I.Mliloii 1'all.it Nat tun. Tha I:li>Hi,,, Ilnur *likHorn. Willi Mutlo N • Man nrr » H t:u * t:in ir nun m >u M*n On liana lli.akrl. N.a a W.altrn Jaiiilxur. K ia. H.v.n O'clarli Club N.ma.KInrlda .V,*i.\Vmii( fpori. At A ill.io.. Joi-krv'. I'lml,-. JtiirnliiK I*rvu| loll. •larninny Tim* World At Nina , Morrill:* 51.India. \W ^ h Th*r* woTfe0; , * ^ IlMtflrt Kami l)l|«9l llnr Norm lUwrli Am*r|i-an I...go. ti.ms T».a Tim. N.w. T..n Tim. Radio-TV Highlights .MfUJN RJ-- E--www vvvyw^m By <UIS tUCIA 'CcNfrel Press Asieciolion Corrcsyondcaf PORTLAND; Ora.— Oliver O. Hughaon used to build building*. Now be builds chnrectsr in the nation's youtk with w u U lum­ ber. "Dad" ttughsoa. who U 91, U tha founding father of n unique method of tseeking carpentry to boys. Hughaon furnish** special­ ly-made building kite nt cost to Industrial aria departments of elementary and prop school* and colleges from coaat-Uxoeat. These earn* kits have aovad boys from delinquency end re­ formatories by helping them to "find themselves." Many take up carpentry aa n lifetime occu­ pation. Educator*, labor unions and publie officials gtv* Hugh•on thalr full endorsement. "This la not n plaything." Hughaon emphasises. "It's a de­ vice for teaching beglnntra car­ pentry." Hughaon developed his oncalled "device" 23 years ago after being advised to retire at 69. He wasn't about to squat In a rock­ ing chair. Ha recognized tha Im­ portance af giving tacacga boys plenty to hasp them busy. Ha knew that meet boys have n nat­ ural aptitude for construction. He deplored the "gap" whereby teenager* were barred from be­ coming apprentice* until over IS. e e e TUB ENERGETIC oldster, bam eu months before Lincoln wap allot, launched hi* non-profit Boy BuUdara program la 1933. The road was long and uphill, for nobody lialcned to him nt •rat- Hughaon begged money, blueprints and scrap wood. Gradually be set up shop* throughout Oregon's Willamette valky. Then hu idea cam* to the attention of the stale school auperiateadeat. Oregon dial* colleg* added Che program to It* Industrial aria curriculum. Wash­ ington State college followed. Today, Hughaon "Y CHARLES MERCER NEW YORK—“She's the moat valuable asset I have,” n man high in tha echelons of television said recently, "Without her I don't know whet I’d do." He referred to the rather plain girl who sal In hi* outer offlr*. Since he's a happily tuerrlrd fel low with three kids, a aUtion wagon end a house in Connecti­ cut, ha shall remain anenymoui. Ha was talking about the work­ ing capability of hli secretary and reinforcing an opinlpn you soon acquire a* you wonJer through the world of tellevUion. Some­ times that frenetic industry actm* tied together with bobby pins and typewriter ribbon*. The aecraUnf U generally an uneong heroine of American buiin***. In television, where she so often achieve* the statue of a Girl Friday, she ha* been too long Ignured. Tv become s Girl Friday a girl mult have infinite loyalty, altrewtd psychological (might end a tremendous capacity for work. Bine* these are alio the character­ istics of a good wife, many Girl Fridays are led to the alter be­ fore their careers here lasted long. If you’re on xood term* with a Girl Friday, you’ll find youroelf 90 good terms with her boss, She know* when to put ptd tbrough and when to keep you m 2. There are s t least a bBlf-daeso Girl Fridays in television whom scaled-down kite of bunker' •erne BOO echoot* in M aUUa from Oregon to New York. TIN list grows each year. InatrweWr* usually order a dosea *r bits. Ona achool took 99, talntng 90,709 ptecee and tag n tan. • a s . EACH KIT le a building nf •CAtfd dowi to equalling aa lack. T han arc 339 piece* of lumber, plus IN ohmglee, blueprints and epaoial 99gauge nails. Beys Nam to raad blueprints, lay foundation^ frame buildings sad taleh with ‘ “ Through long, paUent Ihlakiag, Hughaon has worked out the kite into 30 basic epirotlene wkNk i t neatly lato the avnrtfo week school course. ‘The boys make all Uw nuN and eaceuaur aH the proMNM they meet on any fUlhaias wood building Job," Hughaon eanNNe1 A* n result, students build their own garage*, barns and OWN homes after T n rflillaf tha course. Borne 10 tons of waste are utilised annually by Builders. Northwest lumber lee keep free nt hi* Boys' IM p in B » gone. All bo need do topMk mp tha ph4Ki, Driving hi* own shuttles weekly bet1 cat Portland office__ In Eugene, 139 mllee Until recently bo M t maol af.Uw m iaiitun lumktp wwaumw m w im m bE He can’t run tha eawa pnymaam so employe atudmlo to de Ike work. 0. bckool tnstruetofo—the onhr ones who ean oidw UN I merely production soot kit and 60 coals fop Plus tha F.OJL ehlpptag omL bad Hughewi deem t got a Mia n th reward oemao Nmn halptag that wands af y a u p g Americana, and in kaowbm wtdi n t lifact ton U aI hli 71M T M 1 be canted on Nag after pouade kle Net naU. you can call and say, want lo talk to Mm about so." She will tell you pretty * • ruratcly whet hla reaction will and when is the best lime to ta 1 to him about It, She knows when—and when - t o put hie Wife through on lib phone, for n smart Ctrl Friday aa friendly with the boss’s wife with the boss himself. One fellow frequently take* Girl Friday t* lunch. !$* \ ' pie tonic; he’s discovered cen leern ing on from Vslenlng. Hie wife knows and approves heartily. ______ bu— ' I I Pft«rT �Veteran's Corner V - ,. '-.C -tfi NOW UNMIOOINO runway tests In Burbsnk, CaUL, this strange-looking ersft is ■ U. 8. Navy WV-J red ir sentry ConsteUitlen. It Is used to test advanced Ideas In flying radar stations, the outpeats ta guard against surprise attack. Metcuring • - *.»•’ • -j more than 30 feet across, th* discoid rsdom* Is one ---------------- , ----------- for the Navy's series of airborne early warning planet now In quantity product on, end In operatlon over the oceans. (International soundphotol Enterprise New Co-Star Py HELEN SNODGBASS ’ |(ry. Tom Hodge and children of Tampa, have been visiting her lister and brathsr-ln-Uw the Rev. i»d Mr». Dons Id Willing. HOLLYWOOD tfl — Meet Jerry Lewis’ new co-star—* chunky redhaired Irishman named Darren The Rev. and Mrs. Donald Wan­ ing and son visited friends In Dalles and Houston, Te*as recentjfc . sad Mrs. Ed Cunningham V entertained tilth a spaghetti dini par Sunday honoring Mrs. Cun■tegham's sister, Mrs- U H. Gray , and her daughter, Mrs. Roy MunAar af Miami. Those enjoying the •peasion wer*: Mr. and Mrs. L. O. (tayman, Sylvia, and Lovkk Jr.; Mr. and Mrs. Alva Haymu from Orange City and' Mr. and Mr*. F. E, Denby of Oklahoma, daugh­ ter .and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham. jaen Marie Cunningham spent several days at Daytona Beaeh with her aunt. Mrs. I- H. Gray lad cousin from MiamL Howard Henderson went to OrUndo by bus Monday to spend several days with his uncle and Pant, M-Sgt. and Mrs. Richard Mr. James Midham of KJnsport, Tenn., will arrive Sunday to be the guest of.Mr. and Mr*. Chester Handersou and Roxanne for a Mrs. Ball* Johnson is visiting friends to Oriando^thls week. . Mr. and Mat. Cecil Dopton from Jacksonville were overnight guest* e t Mr. and l$M- John Padgett. Other guests at the Harvey Dunn home this week have been Mr. and Mrs. Oscar H*y of St. Petersburg, Mrs. L. Singletary and Mrs. F. Rawli of Tampa. Open House, Tea T i Be Held Plans have been completed for th* Tea and Open House to be held by the Woman's Auxiliary of All Saint's Episcopal Church. The Rev. Lee Heaton will welcome the special guests- and announce the cnlerainment program. Laura Platt Brown will be the accompanist for the following so­ loists: Henry Ebellng, tenor: Ma­ rlon Roberts contralto; Arllne WIIke, Mezzo-soprano Florence St. Amend, soprano, Ml'* Katherine Llteh wilt make the floral decorations, while Mrs. Ctrl Smarting will be in charge of the guest book and Mrs. Henry Wood, sealing arrangements. The reception committee will be Mrs. Lee Heston, Mrs. Robert Cox, Mrs. Wallace Babler, Mrx. Arthur Wiltgoose and Miss Kath­ erine Llteh. Mrs. Arthur Wlilgoote is president of the Woman’s Auxil­ iary and Mrs. Louis Rt. Amand Is general chairman of the Tea. Invitations have been mailed to the Clergy and their wives of En­ terprise. De Bsry, DeLand, snd Ssnford, and the .presidents of thrir Women’s Societies. AH of the citizens of Enterprise are Invited to attend. Capt. and Mrs, Robert Maxwell And daughter Marcia, arrived DROWNING RAID ACCIDENTAL Friday from Nevada after two WEST PALM BEACH, (A —The months training. They left Sunday drowning of a 32-yaar-old praetltor Langley r id d ta Vlrglnl*. cal nurse was accidental. Asst. -l County Solicitor Hirfy L. Mich­ Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. Padgett on- aels said yestsrday. tort slaod with a picnic at their Tit* body af Mn. Clyde V. laturday honoring thslr Starnes was found to Lake Worth daughter and son-in-law, c*pt and Saturday. Her drinking compan­ Mrs. Robert Maxwell. Those en­ ion, E. R. Robinson, was held for joying the occasion were: Capt. mvcMigsuon but was rtlcased aft- He will play the lesd with Jerry In "The Delleste Delinquent," performing In the role which Dean Martin refused and'which led to their spilt as a team. McGavIn is quite a switch from the dark-haired, Italian Martin. McGavIn Is an Intense, accom­ plished actor; Martin Is easy-go­ ing almost lethargic. About the only similarity between them: They t ith sing. "But I won't be singing In the picture." McGavIn said. Right now McGavIn I* playing with another comic, fellow named Bob Hope. The actor portrays Charley Hand, the former man­ aging editor wht masterminds the political career of New York's Mayor Jimmy Walker, played by Hope in ""-au Janus." Don't get the idea this MeGavin Is a funny fellow. Just because he cavorts with comics. He had made his mark a* i dramatic actor. Matter of fact, he’s an alumnus of the Actor's Studio, along with such notables as Marlon Brando, James Dean, Rod Steiger, Julie Harrii, Paul Newmans. Shelley Winters and that student of the Russian classics. Marilyn Monroe. Second matter of fact: He's probably best k own as the nasty mean, lowdown dope puihcr In "The Man with the Golden Arm." When someone suggested Me(iavln tu Jerry Lewis as his coMar, th- comedian replied: "Thst nasty character? I hated him!" But Jerry was persuaded to talk to the actor, and they hit it off from the start. What are chances for * perma­ nent teaming? "That's up to Jerry," said Me­ Gavin, "as for myself, 1 never I>lan ahead." WHITE ROCK, II.C. <AP>IIC.MP Announced a Summer-long crackdown on teen-agod drinking parties In the White Rock area just south of Vancouver, follow­ ing tho arrests of S3 juveniles, In­ cluding four girls under IT years of sgr, on charges of drinking in n public place. * Her* ere authoritative an* iw en from th* VeUnus* Admin* Utratlon la fear questions a4 ta­ le reet to former ssrvlcomeo and their femllle*: Q. I am a veteran with a total and permanaat n omerr ice-con • netted disability, I waited several month* before applying for dis­ ability pension payment*. I* it possible for the payments ta be back-dated to the data I incurred my diaability? A. Under VA’a regulations, the effective date that paymenta may begin i* the data VA received the claim or Uio data the dloabillity erose—whichever I* later. In your, case, th* date of VA’a neolpt of tho claim would bo later. Q. Premiums on ray World War II a t term insurance policy are under waiver because I’ve been totally disabled for more than si* months. May I convert ray term policy to a permanent plan, even though I am totally disabled T j A. You may convert your term policy to any permanent plan other than an endowment. Also, you will not he require) to take a physical elimination. Q. I want to take a eouret tra­ der tho Korean GI Bill that’s commonly considered recreatlonsi In nature. In my cast, I need It In connection with tho business 1 plan to enter. Will I bo allowed to take It? A. Ye*—if you submit Justifi­ cation to VA that tho course will be of bona fidi use In your pre­ sent or contemplated business or occupation, and VA approves the case in advance. The only courses absolutely prohibited by law are I bartending, dancing or personality development. Q. My son Is tiiglbla f°r school­ ing under tho new educations! program for children of deceased war veterans. His college begins early In September. Will he he ahle to receive payments from his first day In school? A. Th* law specifies that monthly payments may not be gin before October 1, 19M. Veteran* living In Central Flor­ ida who wish further Information about their (II Banafits should i write the VA office at <2 E. Ce» | trnl Ave., Orlando. SPECIAL MEETING TODAY LAKELAND (* -A special freth fruit quality committee Is meeting here today to discuss ways to im.prove sties of citrus. Points expected to be discussed Include effectiveness of the pres­ ent inspection program, internal q u a I i t y requirements, possible changes In U. 8. grade standards, and the possibility of setting up standards for export fruit. They don’t come any smarter Here's how our F A M ILY A U T O M O B ILE P O LIC Y affords broader coverage than present standard basic automobile policies— Bodily Injury And Property Damage Liability Physical Damage 10. Comprehensive coverage, which insures the automobile against fire, lightning, theft, wind, flood, etc. Is broadened in five ways. First, It provides insurance when the policy­ holder uses another private passenger auto­ mobile not owned by him. Second, it pays for damiyre to tires due to malicious mischief and vandalism. Third, it pays the cost of return­ ing a recovered stolen automobile to the own­ er «r to the address shown in the policy. Fourth, it provides $100 fire and lightning insurance on robes, wearing apparel and oth­ er personal effects. Fifth, it provides for liberalized transportation expenses in on amount of $160 when the automobile Is stolen. 11. It is no longer necessary to report the exis­ tence of a bailment tease, conditional sale, purchaso agreement, mortgage or other en­ cumbrance. 12. The time allotted the policyholder for filing proof of loss has been extended from 60 to 91 days. 13. Tho borrower of an insured automobilo is pro­ tected against legal action by tho owner’s in­ surance company for damage that ocurs while the automobile is in the borrower’s posses­ sion. 14. The family automobile policy provides for the settlement of any loss on a borrowed auto­ mobile either with the insured or the owner of a borrowed car. 16. The policy affords coverage on u borrowed utility type trailer up to a limit of $600. 16. The insurance provided when the policyholder uses another private passenger automobile not owned by him has been broadened for all coverages, including towlhg and labor costs; to provide insurance when the borrower per­ mits another to use the vehicle; to protect the borrower for the amount of the difference when his insurance has a smaller deductible than the owner's policy; and to cover a pri­ vate passenger automobile borrowed from an automobile sales agency, sendee station or parking lot operator. 17. The assignment provision of the policy has been amended so that in the event of the death of the named insured and provision has been added to cover his legal representa­ tive as named insured while acting in the scope of his duties and to cover any person having proper temporary custody of an own­ ed automobile until the appointment and qual­ ification of such legal representative. 1. The named Insured and the spouse, resident in the same household, are afforded coverage for non-owned automobiles furnished for their re­ gular use. 2. All relatives of the named insured or spouse who are resident in the same household are in­ cluded as insureds with respect to private pas­ senger automobiles not owned by or not re­ gularly furnished for the use of the relatives. 3. Coverage Is correspondingly broadened for persons or organisations legally responsible for the use of cars not owned or hired by them which are furnished for the regular use of the named insured and spouse and to the same ex­ tent for private passenger cars and trailers not regularly furnished for the use of relatives of the named insured or spouse who arc resi­ dents of the saRie household. 4. Every resident of the same household as the named Insured is included as an insured with respect to an owned automobile even without permission from the named insured or spouse. 5. There is no exclusion as to liability assumed under any contract or agreement. 6. Coverage is automatically afforded for all pri­ vate passenger automobiles, "utility" cars and trailers owned by the named insured nr spouse during the policy period. 7. Bodily Injury and property damage liability coverages are on an "occurrence" basis rather than an "accident" basis. Expenses For Medical Services 8. Any person Is covered who sustains bodily in­ jury arising out of tho operation or occupancy of non-owned automobiles which aro furnished for regular use to the named insured or spouse. 9. All occupants of * non-owned private passenger automobile or trailer other than the named in­ sured and spouse and relatives resident in the same household, are covered when bodily in­ jury to them results from a relative's opera­ tion or occupancy of such a vehicle when It Is not furnished for regular use to the relative. Why spend the extra M ore for a higher priced corf Cheey’e smart ae they come with ile stylish Body by FLthrr—aud it's a beautiful thing to kandlej DOES Y O U R AUTO In truth, there’g bora a quiet revolution in the automotive world. Higher priced care turd to provide much more in apace, ride, and handling. But no longer. Chevy often all the lux­ ury, all the performance, all the space you’ve alwaya hoped for-aad better roadability be•idoal Come in. Ant chance you f i t , and tot a new Chev­ rolet ahow you what we amen. INSURANCE E SAME AFFORD PROTECTION? Carraway O n ly fn m c h le e d d m n i e t d ea lers d is p la y th is fa m o u s tra d em a rk C A S U A L T Y & PR O PER TY IN SU RA N CE SAN FORD, FLO R ID A 114 N. PARK A V E �Shop and Save In Sanford S ty e H a n fo rd M U tirn w n D iifP SANFORD, FLORIDA YpULMB X L V in filft v itdotod a n f o r a lf c vn 9 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 1958 Negro Ministers Against Boycott For Dell AaMdatoi Pnan Leased Wire No. 176 Railway Workers lied In Headon llision Of Trains "No, we don't uphold the boycott in Tallahassee," a Sanford Negro minister of the A. M. E. Church for 25 years said In a letter sub­ mitted to The Sanford Herald for publication. The Rev J. T. Owens related in hti letter that “by conraraation and communication," he found that tha J i r'.» ministers of Florida "opposed tne boygott and their members felt it bail move on the Bishop’s part." ' J3A1RO, Egypt! UP—The Henries a The Negro minister, who Is now Committee and F m ldent Nasser doing evangelistic work, wrote "He were reported today "down to Just wasn't thinking of the mud meat” of the Suer Canal contra* hole he is trying to dig that will veriy and proceeding cautiously smear every A. M. E. minister in In their talk* on a possible solu­ every town and vllage In Florida. tion If those preachers had stayed in A source close to tha five-nation their pulplta their good name SPRINGER, N. M. WV- Twenty By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS group headed by Australian Prime wouldn't be on every headline." railway workers perished early to­ President Elsenhower will open Minister Robert C. Ucnrles de­ The Rev. Owens' letter followed FOLKSTON, UA., (AP) — A scribed tha atmosphere as friend­ a meeting In Jacksonville of tne day when the speeding Santa Kc hla re-election campaign with a bridegroom killed hla bride, then ly despite many disagreements. A. M. E. Church whera Bishop D. Chief smashed headon into a side- "pep rally" at hia Gettysburg, Pa., •The committee—Australia, Ethl- Ward Nichols "spoke of 130,000 RURAL ROUTE CARRIER Harold P. Payton (center) deliver* the first pouch of mall to the newly himself, when she apparently railed mail train In northern New farm Sept. 12, a day before Adlal Stevenson makes a major cam­ ®pa, Iran, Sweden and the United members." Much of malt la changed her mind In front of the established contract substation to be known u* Midway Rural Station. Receiving the not Mexico. paign speech at Harrisburg, Pa. Pa Joel preacher last night. States—is pushing an lf-natlon He related in his letter that "Go Cecil Carlton (at left) who will operate the ihstatlon. and looking on is Sanford Postmaster Railway officials said the death Stevenson, already well Into hia plan for International operation of thou and preach the'Kingdom of Field, (Staff Photo) Sheriff A. O. Sikes said John toll may be higher when wrecking own fignt for tho presidency, sche­ 103-mite Medltemanean-to- God .That's the preacher** job. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ U la not s lawyer. William Mercer, 49, a Wait Palm crews pry Into the twisted and duled an address today in Los Red Sea waterway, which Egypt Angeles, and a quick trip to Sun Bench. Fla., plumber, shot to torn cars of the Chief. siatlonaliied duly 24. The plan "A good leader will not lead his Francisco for another In a scries esme originally from Secretary people into sorrow and shame, but ilrnlh Mrs, Lillian Der Baum, 48, At least seven were Injured. of regional meetings with Demo­ of Slate Dulles and was winked to greener pastures, amt we have of Tampa, FI*., and turned the Santa Fe spokesmen said as far cratic leaders. out at tha 22-nation London Suet loti of ministers of that type In Florida,” the Rev. Owens wrote, gun on himself In the pastor’s a* can be determined there were White House press secretary conference Aug. 15-21. "We deeply regret the conditions study of the First Baptist Church. no passengers killed In the early James C. Hagerty announced the J f l Paris, the 15-nation council of that so affect our people in Tal­ ’ President's "rslly" yesterday. But The pastor, the Rev. Clyde P, CTt. North Atlantic Treaty Organ- lahassee, led hastily on by dream­ morning tragedy. The first rural substation to* .{ration was to get a report from ers," he said. Jones, said the couple arrived at The Chief shot Into the tiding got more Democratic reaction with criticism of Stevenson. serve customers out of the San­ the study a minute or *<> before ►British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Tne ..... ....... Rev. ..................... Owens pointed out In ford Post Office was announced and Mercer said they wanted to where Santa Fe mall train Na. 8 Hagerty. citing a clipping from lioyd on the London Suer confer- his letter that" he' had iraewlsdgi The first fell meeting of the today by Postmaster Joel Field was waiting its turn for the main the New York Times, said it ap­ be married. *Tiee!of approximately every minister in Seminole County Mlnliterinl As­ The substation to be known as peared to indicate that Stevenson line. Foreign Ministers Christian Pin- Fiorina. But Sheriff Sikes Said “The sociation waa held yesterday at Sipes Rural Station waa opened The dead Included the engineer and the Democratic party consider ,#au of France, Paul-Henri Bpaik “One thought would have cor­ the First Baptist Church. lady insisted they have a talk In the Midway Grocery on Sipes unemployment ' g o o d of Belgium and Letter B. Pearson rected that condition,Maa he again of the mail train, the engineer, American with the minister first." Two minister* were elected to It Is a contract rural sta­ news” aa U relates to the Demo­ of Canada alio wera on hand for wrote of tne Tallahassee boycott memberihlp of the Ministerial As­ Ave. fireman and conductor of the She sat down, Hikes continued, tion, said Postmaster Field, and AI Stine, non of Mr. and Mrs. and thereupon Mercer pulled out Chief, and 16 waiters and lounga cratic campaign fight. the one-day NATO meeting. Per- where Negroes are refusing to ride sociation' Hev. Fred Bowery will be opera led by Cecil Carlton, The atory linked two Stevenson George Stine of Sanford, received nent NATO headquarters rep* buses operated throughout the city. Free Methodist Church and ltev. and operator of the groc­ quite n boost In a recent edition a ,32 caliber pUtol and fired twice oar attendants who were asleep in statements made a t a Chicago tentative! were attending for "The A. M. E. Church will never George Rou of the Church of owner a dormitory car on the Chief. ery store. news conference. It quoted Steven­ of the Charleston Daily Mall, a Into her head. the other countries. forget the warm hospitality given God. The Rev. Mr, Jone* rushed out The Identified dead are L. J, son aa saying “all the newt la Mall will be delivered daily to dally publication In Charleston, ua in Miami at the General Con­ I Th« council was not expected to Meeting dates were changed tho substation by Rural Route of the study to wsm a women's Rush of Raton, N. M., engineer of good,” then as adding “tnero was W. Va. jiv e formal backing to tbs London ference In May," he uld . when it was adopted thet the as­ Carrier Harold P. Payton. Sunday School class, meeting in the mail train; E. O. Foster of serious unemployment” in som* plan or to the British-French mill- The Rev. Thomas concludes nls sociation meet on the first Wed­ Sol railllbtkr, in his column “Of a nearby room, to leave fait. He Raton, engineer of th* Chief; areas. All services of the Post Office All Things'* had thli to say about toy buildup set off by the canal Tetter, "Therefore, we the people nesday of each month at the W. 11. Adams of Raton, fireman The Times Issued a statement then called police, will be available at Sipes Rural AI Stines crisis. The council can act only with whom I have talked, do not Education Building. on the Chief; and W. L. Schriever In the wake of Hagerty’s com­ encourage or endorse such an a c t Station, said Postmaster Joel Sike* Mid the couple had been by unanimous decision. Unanim­ “In the spring of 19-'U> Al Stine of Las Vegas, conductor on the ments, saying the excertp he quot­ An Invitation was extended to ity seemed unlikely because on* Our church haa a good name and members of th* Ministerial As­ Field, with the exception of Postal proudly clutched hli Charleston In Folketun—a Gretnn Green com­ Chief. ed was an "unfortunate Inversion” member, Greece, turned down an we are going to keep it that way, sociation to attend the reception Savings. Residents of the Midway High School diploma, hut there munity Just acrose th* Florida lloepluliicd at Springer In crHl- of Stevenson's remarks. The paper with God being our Helper." area, heretofore served by rural state line—about two hours before Invitation to tha London conferwdns one coune th a t he pursued given in honor of Rev. H. Lyttoal condition la Jim Walter of said the construction “was unfair ‘Jc e . leton Zimmerman on Thursday boxes, may use the facilities of that ha* hit th* Jack rat for him- going to the church. "They took Rockford* 111.,, cook on th* Chief. to Mr. Steven ion," and added It the new station and ellminato "ife ttudM jm k^JiL. |he r|a*» blood teste and obtained a mar­ In serious condition *ro Chart** would print hla. aUtonwnt ia fulL Evening, Bept. 6 between 8 and many of the inadequacies ef the Before leaving London to fly t* Nixon Loses Long of Mlsii Agn« t r u t l i , drewthg riage' Hc*nse." *h« saW. 10 pm. at the Parish House of Paris, Lloyd told newsmen, “we Kincaid of Albuquerque, hrako- Stevenson's p rist secretary, Clay­ th* Holy Cross Episcopal Church. open boxes. such stock high school aubjects "! think sha wanted to change man, and William P. Wright of ton Frltchay, accused Hagerty of Ore still working for o peaceful Fight To Vote The new substation was opened na the been and flower*. “taking two wholly unrelated com­ her mind or postpone things when Chicago, waiter. A committee of three, Including settlement." • Rev. A. O. Melnnls, Rev. W. P. with 41 lock boxes and all of them “George Spruce, (he WCII8 they went Into the church," Sikes tn leu icrioua condition In ments and telescoping them.” Ha­ "Use of foreo,” he declared Again For Son rented on the first day and TV promotion director, n CHfl said. "Is always distasteful to our peo­ WHITTIER. Calif.. TAP) — Brooks Jr., and Rev. Perry L. were Springer are Mr. and Mra. Nor­ gerty said “ ! didn't telescope a waiting list hat already been es­ classmate of Al soldi II* added ther* also was a pos­ man Rosen of New York, Hits them," and refuted comment on ple and must be a last resort." Frank A. Nixon haa lost his long Stone was appointed to look Into tablished. It is planned, Postmas­ Uoyd said present British and flvht <n vote ones more for hi* the race relations in Sanford and ter Field said this morning, to "Al le a big man today In th* sibility Mercer hed made her ac­ Jessie Schwelxer of Maplewood, tne Time* statement. Seminole County. French military preparations "are ten, V ie a President KMtard world In Chicago and nation­ company him at gunpoint. He eeld Mo., and Mrs. Hattie Mrckfeeasee Letter L. Marx, Hebrew-evange- have at least 200 post office boxes art nf a precautionary nature." | Nixon, “the pistol was new—th# box It of Maplewood. wide, and It's no surprise. Study O f State's available for use in the area. esme In was on th* front »eat of Associated Press writer John B. “But," he added, “ there may Death cama quietly last night to liat, presented the program and “HU classmates knew that he The new substation will elimi­ offered hla ■ervices In appearing spine a tlma when vital Interests the 77-year-old former grocer. He Curtis ssld "the Usk even of de­ T raffic Safety many of tho roadside boxes was handing for the big time. Hln their car." which are not cure alone may struggled nearly two weeks at rhurchea and school! In behalf nate termining the number of deed Is work showed It. in which the rural rout* carrier of bit program to educate youth against a combination of crucial horribly complicated because of Needs Begins Soon have to bo protected . . . “Today, Al Stine Is Instructor placed as many ns 14 light bills condition of the trains." A big question in the Cairo ailments, and then, realising the in the dangers of narcotics. MIAMI UK — A State legislative County Listed 23rd in one box. Additional security In nl the Chicago School of Fine "The cars," Curtis said, "are committee begins a itudy this talks was whether Neater would end was near, calmly arranged the delivery of checks and other Arte| find also is a member of pu t forward a new proposal of hla his own funeral services. mangled, twlited and standing on month of Florida** traffic safety County To Get valuables through either the gen­ tho art staff of n big advertising In Service Trades Earlier he had hoped to vote end. Women'a shoes, bedclothing needs. own for the future of the canal, a eral delivery or post office box agency. and suitcases are itrewn every­ Sen. Merrill P. Barber’s com­ rout* of Middle Eastern oil ship­ again. “Pm going to make It," ha Over $20,000 Receipts Report features. “1IU Charleston pals, that U told hla physician last week. "I mittee on traffic and highway ment* vital to Western Europe. James Cooper, of the Midway those who buy tho masculine- Receipts from Florid*’* asrvlca where." want to be around to vole In No- From Gos Tax section, bought the first money type niagnslnee, era getting n trades amounted to more than >652 Ambulances, doctors and offi­ safety will uaa Its finding! as the vemher," Seminole County ’‘ ill receive order Issued at the Sloes Rural fine sample of Al's prowess at million In 1934. the University of cers from most of northern New basis for new bills to be placed Charged The vice president, his two 120,332.15 from gasoline tax eol- •Station. Florida’s Economic Leaflet re­ Mexico were summoned tn the before the next legislative session. brothers, Edward and F. Donald, loctod during th* month of Aug­ "This is one of the features of the drawing board, The Florida death ret* la about scene. "Al Stine, who used to draw ports. Smuggling and their mother, Mrs. Hennah ust for July gssollne sties. The ihc local Post Office program to 20 per cent higher this year than In the county-by-county tabula­ The accident occurred at 3:10 tha bees end flowers at Char1 Nixon, 71, were at the elder Nlxit returned to the county for: |mpraVe mall delivery service In leston, Is represented In the cur tion of these receipts, Seminole a. m. five miles south of here In tait year when about a thousand Guns Out Of U.S. on's side when he died. Mrs. Nix­ Ux road bond and road building pur- the Sanford rrea," Postmaster rent edition of Playboy, of ell County is listed 23rd as compared gently rolling ranch country. The person* were killed. Exactly 500 MIAMI (ft — Juan Maria lisa, a on held hla hand until the end. poses. Field said this morning as he anto the number of service trsde main line of tho Santa Fe at this persons have been killed to date 41-year-okl 31 la m i businessman ............................ thin year compared to 536 by th* Dr. I. N. Kraushaar said a pul- Ray E, Green, State Comptrol- nounred the opening of the new things," establishments during 1954. point parallels U. S. Highway B3. corresponding time last year. facod arraignment today before'nll)nary coniresPnn w n *— lin- lor, In hla monthly release said -ubstatlon. According to th* Economic Leaf Only the dleiel unite of the mill A total of 30,884 have been In­ n U. 8. commissioner on chargee mediate cause of death. Ill alnce that gasoline sales during the ‘"This substation has been lorelet there were 149 establishments train went off tha track, crushed jured compared to 14,444 last year. that ha smuggled guns out of thej u stomach uiver h o m o [ranged .it month of July totalled 106,200,125 led in one of the most thickly Ait Force Man Is with receipts totaling >3,933,000. and lorn. •country. July, he became critical Aug. 23, gaUons, a decrease of It.242,440 jmpulateil sections In Seminole Per capita recrlpts were >58, with Of 13 cars in the Chief, only Barber, who met yesterday with Me was nabbed by customi1when an abdominal artery rup- gallons under the 117,442,865 gal- County," the Postmaster said. Jailed, Charged a payroll of >634,000, and 234 paid seven remain on the track. Others Dade County Safety Council memben, u ld the major aim of hia AgenU last night as he got off! turvd. His physical stamina Ions sold during the previous Within 53-hundredths of a mile employes. Curtis said, were "twisted and committee will be to write a uni­ I plan* from Havant. j nmaxed hla physician, month of June. However. July . there are 117 rural boxes, he com. With Hit, Run Based on figures compiled by the mangled and taleacoped, pointing form traffic law. Othar aims are A 10-year-otd Orlando Air U. S. Census Bureau, the Leaflet upward a t grotesque angles.” Isa* was released from Jail Aug. “He's a tough member of a sales a rt (.025810 gallons more mooted, closer supervision of driven* li­ Force llaae photographic squad­ reveals that Florida ranked fourth *0 In El Salvador. He was arrested] tough generation," Dr. Krauihaar than the 85.17U1& galkms told A Santa Fe spokesman aald tha during July of the previous year, ron men waa Jailed late M onday In tho nation in total receipts from Chief ran through an open switch censing and itricter auto ln»|voAt. San Salvador, capital of the1said. tions. Task O f Bringing afternoon after being taken Into motels unJ tuurlst courts. CentraJ American country, In The vice presldeht took his fa­ IKS. and into the tiding where the “If w* can eliminate faulty Similarly, gat tax collections, custody 10 miles from tlm scene Authored by Carter C. Ustorblnd, mail train waa waiting. July when authorities caught him ther’s death "pretty badly,'* driven and faulty car* and get of ■ hit and run accident. 4ftw ® revolvers in four suitcases. friends said. He remained In se- which totalled 57,404,599, repre-! Constitution Up associate research professor, and uniform traffic laws we are bound Robert Henry DeSantel was Ells* S. Jones, assistant in re­ laaa aaid ho had sold the guns relation in the big, two-story home •anted a decrease of $785,416 in to stop a lot of tha highway blood­ To Date Continues collections under the 58.110,013' Jto terglo del Toro, an exile from In nearby La Habra. charged with exceeding safe speed search, tne Leaflet Is published shed,” Barber aaid. MIAMI (ft— The giant task of and hit and run following nn ac­ monthly by the University's Bureau Contestants Will hat lie made no Immediate an- collected during the previous Hia committee will hold seven country nouncement of his plana fer to- month, and an Increase of >560,339 bringing the Florida Constitution cident at the Lake Monroe llrldg* of Economic and Business Re­ hearing* beginning in Miami Sept. Display Beauty, also morrow, when he ia scheduled to over the $6,544,240 collected dur-j up to data continued here today lhortly before 4:30 Monday after­ search. 24 and continuing at Fort Pierce ] at a public hearing. noon. Traveling north on 17-92, “ Florida’s increase over 1945 in police. speak before the American Lagion inf the same month last year. Sept. IS, Orlando Sept. 26, Tampa Talent Tonight Although July tale* and collec-' T h e Constitutional Advisory DeSantel skidded Into a car that tout hotel, motel, and tourist court The Miami man told El Salva- Convention In Loa Angeles, Oct, 1, Jacksonville Oct. 1, Pensa­ ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. tft — fell below those of June, CommUslon U hearing suggestions had stopped because of the brllife • o r authorities he bought the guns receipts of 69.4 per cent, represent­ The SO Miss America contestants cola Oct. 9 and Tallahassee Oct. they are still ahead of last year's in a series of hearings aqd then being closed. DeSantel turned his n Miami's Negro section for 548 aalea and collections and repre- will draw up its recommendations car around ad sped from the scene, ing a change of >77.7 millon, was start displaying their beauty, poise 11. •ach end that they would bring only by Nevada's In­ and talent tonight before a panel sent no new trend. This year's' for presentation to the Lcgisla- He was taken Into custody by outranked •1W each In th* Caribbean marcrease of R3.5 per cent," too auth­ of Judges. June talcs and collections were • lure. Florida Highway Patrolman Carl SEPT. 4 Tha beauties, representing 46 Underground Blast unexpectedly high, as during past! A doxen persons yesterday dls- Williams, Deputy Sheriff Andy or* reveal. *> . c unties accounted for 71 per itatee, Chicago, the District of years summer isles and collections cussed various basic law quesEvans and Pat Raker. Charlie McQueen (Sanford) cent of the state's total service Hawaii and Canada, will Touches O ff Fire usually level off beginning Inj tions. Joyces Christmas De.Hantel waa driving a 1947 thsde receipts in 1U54. They wore Columbia, Beaula Thornton (Sanford) be Judged in evening gowns, iwlm In Isolated Mine May, with only relatively minor- Former Gov. Fuller Warren, a C h e v ro le t coach Essie Groan Dane, Duval, Hillsborough, Pinel­ suite and on th* bails of talent. lo-month variations during the member of the study group, said P a ra d e Committee Alice Wright (Sanford) las, Brewsrd and Palm Beach. The half a hundred girl* launch- MYTON. Utah th-Black amok* summer, and rise again in Oct­ he thought any new Constitution I Macharfltot Within this group, Dad* had by far ■amiflnallits Saturday morning. poured from th* shaft of th* ober. Chairman Nomed jeorga Conyers (Sanford) the largest receipts with >347.1 mil­ Miss America 1957 will be cbo**n small Parlstt GUsonite Mine to­ fir;Jx2!bt,n ^ " * •for 41 Arrests Mode Santo Claus {a coming to town I SEPT. • lion, or about M per cant of th* from five finalists during a 90- day following an underground He said a two-thirds vote In • • that la, according to th* Semblast that touched off a fire in total receipt* by servieo trade es­ mlnuta national telecast. Jaycees To Hear Over Labor Day each house of the Legislature fctie County Junior Chamber of Leila Chi ire (Sanford) th* Isolated diggings lata yester­ tablishments in Florida. This will be on ABC Saturday ihould be required on the adoption Commerce ne is. Enoch Robinson (Sanford) day. Retired Officer Weekend Here night. of tax laws and that no taxes The Jaycees have named VISITING HOURS: But, th* mine's estimated 18 Th* half • mindred girls launchCotodr. G. R. Strickland, U. Hhrriff J. L. llobby sold that a any kind should be levied on Tommy McDonald, a representa­ Private Room* II a. m. — 8 P- m. Navy, retired, will apeak at the of employe* had ended operation* ad tha annual pageant last night medicine house rentals total of 41 arresta ware mad* FSL Head Will Not tive of the Abstract Corporation, Semi-Private Rooms t p.m. 4 p.m noon luncheon meeting of th* groceries with a big parade down tho board­ for th* day and left for bom* over the Labor Day Holiday or clothing worth le u thMn $33. na Chairman of the Christmas 7 p. m. — • P- » . walk of this resort. Lights played about an hour before the blast. Somlnolo County Junior Chamber The 37-member commission will week-end with an addition of 4 Seek Re-Election Pediatrics U a. a . — • p. m. p a r a d e committee, There wore no Injuries, but min* on M gaily decorated float* and of Commerce Thursday at the summons Issued for appearance in hold sessions In Tampa tomorrow John Krider, president of tho and/or grandparents only) Yacht Club. Supt. Robert Ferron said tha mlnp trumpets blared from 24 bands as *JUMuaceaa« of McDonal (parents and Friday; Orlando Monday. court. Florida State League, said In San­ Obstetrics according to accomo­ thousands of spectators got a ltaelf would bo a total loss. appointment no chairman of the Comdr. Strickland is cxperteJ The arrests were principally Jacksonville T u e s d a y through ford today that “ I will not bo a A gUsonite mine explosion at annual Christmas Parade com- dation and no visitors during feed­ to report on his experience while Thursday and Panama City Fri­ for traffic violations, said Sher­ candidate for president of the Flor­ glimpse of the contestants attired Bonsnxi, Utah, further east, killed ■tfttao was mad# by a . Andrew ing of babies. be waa Assistant Naval Director day. iff Hobby, along with aeveral ida Ktala League at its directors In evening gowns. men In November IBM. V e»r. president of tho local at tho United Notion True* Camp Th* many recommendations It public drunk charges. meeting which will probably be Th* reigning Mlaa America, eight GUsonite la a aolld petroleum Sharon Kay Rich)* of Denver. •tyooo organisation, in tha Jayin Korea. Howcvtr, the Sheriff pointed held in October." £ » rs are supposed to help form subetanco similar to asphalt. 11 •ae'Jonrnal Issued this w*ak. Bob Crumley, a director of the Urn bails for • proposed Consti­ out, these arrests do not include Krider explained that “the pres­ Colo., waa atop a huge allror and ^ Local Jaycees are predicting tha Partly do Joy coos arranged tho program tution to replace tho one which the juvenile cases mods and the sure of business will hoof me from bill* float depleting n throne. She la used In palate, varnishes ltn» prod* fine** Christ aias Parade te a r held with scattered and will introduce tho Navy was adopted In 1554 and which narcotics arrest computed Sun­ serving as president of the league will crown hor tueceeaor Saturday leum compounds and{*'othar + f Ohnmd«aJ ehowerst low for soother season.” 64 times. day. 6 n a l Committee, Nasser Proceeding Cautiously In Talks Bridegroom Kills N. Mexico President To Open Campaign Sept. 12 Betrothed, Self As Is Scene Of Wreck With 'Pep Rally' Bride Reconsiders Ministerial Assn. Post Office Opens 1st Welcomes 2 New Rural Substation Today Members At Meet Al Stine Gets Big Boost In Column Miamian With Hospital Notes Weather V -« . \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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J. Lowe, Son Said Improved; Fund Increasing f' "C A R E F U L NO W — awing your line way out,” Mr*. Margin Woods, ftOO South French Ave. Instructs her acven-year-old aon Chris aa daughter Sharon, six nap* a bit waiting fo r the fish to bite at the Jayeee Fishing Rodeo. (S e a ff P h o t o ) ___________________ The condition of David Lows, six-year-old son of Lloyd J. Lowe (Coni Inwed from Page On#) diploma. This offering la also be­ has Improved, according to reports from the Seminole Memorial Hos­ ing made to adults who desire to pital. "brush-up” In certain areas o f David’s condition waa so Improv­ Etjbrw^tm. ed that he baa begun to oak tor For the second consecutive year thing* and to talk quits a bit. a course in Ceramics will again His improvement was such that he be offered. This class will begin asked for a T V set to watch hla on Tuesday, Sept. 4, In the A rt favorite show*. Room o f 8emtno!c High School. The TV ia being provided. Last year, more than TO persona Seminole Memorial Hospital a t­ enrolled In this course and It Is taches also report thatth* condi­ hoped that former students as well tion of U oyd J. Lowe Jr, haa also ss new students w ill register for improved. this fascinating hobby. The course In the meantime, the fond for Is offered two nights- a week, the families stricken In the plane Tuesday and Wednesday nights crash last .Monday when their from 7 to 10 p, m. home* were hit haa continued to The adult education program ia grow. sponsored by the Seminole County Willis Peacock, vie* president of Board of Public Instruction. Course the Florida Stale Bank, who is content and teachers o f adult accepting contributions for the education have to be approved by fund, .void that the fund has grown the State Department o f Educa­ to $209 since yesterday noon. The three families hit hardest tion. There will be a $1.00 regis­ tration fee for all adult classes by the catastrophe will need much and each student Is required to In their comeback, as'they replace purchase their own materials. Any their homes and take care o f the further information can be ob­ added expense o f injuries, loss of tained by calling Fred C. Murray, life, loss o f homes and all o f their director, Adult and Vocational u- belongings. 1 Generous Sanford and Seminole catlon whose phone number is S6S.1 .County cltlaens are urged to send FURNITU RE FAC TO RY BURNS their contributions tor the fund to M IAM I IN— A furniture factory ithe Florida State Bank, owned by financier Arthur Vlnlng Davis and Ronald Hutchinson was swept last night by fire with loas estimated by fire o ffic ia l! at $W,000. Ing and typing; 6-43-9:30 p. m.. Tho one-story concrete block Tuesday and Thursday, shorthand plant, the Pine Shop, was ran- I, business English, shorthand H. •oiled by North Miami firemen The school has a-good variety of in 4S minutes. business machines, including a new, fully automatic calculator, dictaphone, electric adding ma­ chines, electric typewriter, etc. I * 1 i l l : • i l l l U I I ' M I I K T US’ T I I K Students desiring to take a course S I.V H I J IIIK M I. IIU L 'IIT IS .S M I H IM MKMI.tOI.SS t O t . t T V , In ofifee machines only, may do so. S I.U IIIIIA IV I I W S U M V Classes In all subjects will be­ M l. M M |||SOMISH gin Tuesday, Sept. 4. The school u UUW0KN> .‘Uint.fr. Is located on the first flor of the Kent Building on Commercial Ave. KKOMMIH MA YU PIKB HOtVDKN, Legal Notice While away in Michigan thin Summer Min. Vlrlyn Henaon attended the Virginia Farrell Academy o f hair ■tyling, A lio to better serve you Mrs. Jerry Kfcklllor, and Bonnie Johnson. C A LL 1664 FOR A N APPOINTM ENT Defendant. t O T K IS TO II l - I T l t II MTATi: i »S‘ FIAJlllDA. OHKhTINflHl Till s' i .i i x k i i : m a s s : r u t s : h o w . ji |;N, Mlit’otT M*UUfu:a nud mailin* mlrffMH 1# you a iis : h i ;in :nr noTlFiKn Itmt -nit I'-r illvurrn In Ihn t ntlth d CHUBB btuit f lli-tl * i * l n * l %,ni in Um Circuit Court «»f Hbiu IhoIb County. Florid*. In Chanrery, by CA I.V IX 1>. Um W D KH. V ou ar® her#* by r$<|ulr$d tu III® your A iu w*f/ or HllifrwUu isb.nl III accordance with law with tho Clark- of Iho uh4»vi* unillled Court and to ft copy «,r nil in o uikmi Iiiifo t ti* * W Hum. A t* litrufv t-.r plaintiff. 11" No Hh Main l- A , Orlando Florida. in.,.nr Ilia 2nd da r of Oelobor. A. I». ISi*. Otbarwlaa a Drrrta Pro i ' n i { » . o will l>» -nlerril asalnat you for lulluro l«* aarva aod flla , iir iitinwrr --r nllirr ilrtrniM aa ruiulrr.l liy law, WITNU SH Iho hand and »»a l of Ilia mid I’-mrt Uil* *«th day of ft i m u . BABB Ministerial Assn. Funeral Services Held This Morning Sets 1st Fall Meet For W. Swigonski Tuesday Morning Funeral services for Third Crew­ man William BaDentine "wlgonski, 35-year-old enlisted N avy man who lost hla life In the crash o f the AJ-I Savage bomber Monday, were held this morning at A ll Souk Catholic Church in Sanford with Father Joseph Lyons officiating. Burial was In the local Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallb ea ten were N avy men from the Sanford N aval A ir Station with whom Swigonski served In VAH-T, which Is attached to Heavy Attack Wing On*. Sidney Vlhlen sounded taps at the cemetery following a volley ot rifle shot* given by a N avy Squad. Survivors include hla wife, Mrs. Mary Swigonski and three child­ ren, whose home Is on Rt. 2 San­ ford. Families of both the N avy man and Mr*. Swigonski were in San­ ford for the funeral services. A Rosary was said for Mr. Swi­ gonski last night at the Sanford N aval A ir Station Chapel. Funeral arrangements were In charge o f Chaplain Charles L. Ar­ nold and the Carey-Hand Funeral Home. Lutherans Slate Annual Labor Day Picnic A t Camp W E ST P A L M BEACH IB — Aa appeal waa voted bp Um City Commission yesterday against a federal Judge1* ruling that com* The first fa ll meeting or the m lu fon en muat continue a* deSeminole County Ministerial Asso­ fendanta In four Negroes’ civil ciation Is slated fo r Tuesday morning, Sept. 4, at 10:30 o'clock right* ault to gain playing privi­ In the local First Baptist Church, leges fo r Palm Beach County N eg­ the Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, presi­ roes on the municipal g o lf links. Counsel fo r the commission In­ dent, announced today. dicated an appeal would be taken The observance o f October as also to Judge Em ett C. Choate’s Church Loyalty Month wlO be dis­ refusal to narrow the suit to the cussed, as w ill the proposed hos­ four plaintiffs. pital chaplaincy and the annual Thanksgiving service. A ll pastors In the county are cordially Invited to attend. J L Saturday Deadline Set For Ordering Pine Seedlings LODGE N 0 .6 2 F .& A .M . RESUMES COMMUNICATIONS TUESDAY, SEPT. 4, 7:30 P. M. The deadline for ordering pine seedlings is Sept. 1, according to Cecil Tucker, Seminole County Agent. Orders must bo In the District Forester* office In Ocala by the dcadllni date, Tucker reminds farmers. All farmers who plan to order seedlings to be planted this fall should be sure that their orders are In Ocala by the deadline date. Order blanks can be obtained from the County Agents office in the Seminole County Court House. FELLOW CRAFT DEGREE It. C. W H ITM IRE, W. M. J-'. L. M ILLER , S E C Y General Insurance H. JAMES GU'*’ AGENCY 312 E AST FIR ST STREET PHONE 78 The annual Labor D ay picnic o f the Lutheran Church of The Redeemer will be held Monday at Southward’s Camp. Families will bring old-fashion­ ed picnic baskets fo r the big noon tliffe spread, according to Don Birkemeyer, chairman o f the pic­ nic committee for the Sunday School. The picnic will begin at .10 $330,000 for the coming year to hire 19 more officers and to em ­ ploy 29 more clerical workers to free patrolmen fo r actual polka duty. SANFORD H. JAMES H U T JAMES R. G UT Throw Away Yoer Tire DolUra I m ssh Y e w T lr w A n R m e t k Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 16$ R M t o t O a New Tiwefc Rabbet Treads That Wit) Give Guaranteed NEW T IR E * « Save Y a w Meaty. WEI.8H T IR E SHOP 105 W. M M TRAM IN SANFORD 31. L. Its bom Sr. PA R EN T S W ANT i B E A U T Y SHOP U M A B u fo rd A n . fh ila x ! It's Possible If QUIET, SAFE FINANCING year children U Q U IE T and S A F E LOCH ARBOR. IN TRADE O N Consider and compare the features CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTHS of a .Phillips home ... BEFORE Y O U BU Y ANYW HERE R =-iMiu.Cfwvjw | ▼ Corner W . Crystal Drive ft Lake Mary Bird. "THE BEST FO R LESS COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO f E££bL PHONE 1504 And �ft I f Y o u r H e r a ld la N o t Shop and Save D e liv e r e d By « P . M. C a ll 1821 B e fo r e 7 P . M . F o r r W lli* n > A N IND EPEND ENT D A ILY NEW SPAPER E atabU ah ed 1908 V O U L M E X L V III SANFORD, FLORIDA M O ND AY SEPTEM BER 3, 1956 Counts T o d a y 's Nine Deaths be Bary, Sanford 2 Of Eisenhower Bandwagon Stops V_ By MA1 Y FOWLER ° The Eiienhower Bandwagon will make De Bary and Sanford two o f ita atopa In a gigantic Labor Day celebration on Ita route from Daytona to DeLand, De Bary. Sanford and then Orlando. I t will stage a ta b o r Day dem­ onstration at Daytona Beach and then go to DeLand fo r a noontime fish fry. * barrage balloon will float ^1 oft. followed by two ranch wagons, with a showing o f beautiful girls in especially designee Ike costumes and flirtation parasols. Ike buttons and banners to be passed out will be the order o f the day. Arnold Lund, GOP candidate fo r Congress from the FWOi District, says the Eisenhower Bandwagon will arrive In De Bary sometime b etw een S and 4 o'clock this aftV o o o n fo r • big demonstration In the predominantly Republican V o­ lusia County stronghold. A huge crowd la expected to be on band to welcome the big display. Lund says that the Elsenhower Bandwagon will arrive In Sanford between 4 and S o'clock. “ I t will be all over Sanford," he said, “ and not in one particular place." Speaking before a Labor Day Audience In front of the Elsenhow­ e r Bandwagon at Daytona Beach, Arnold Lund, Republican nominee fo r Congreat In the 5th District, atated that the Syear congression­ al record o f Sid Ilerlong does not ju stify his return to Washington this fall. The talk followed an Elsen­ hower bandwagon parade through the city and neighboring su­ burbs, snonaored by the Daytona •fta a c h Cltitena fo r Elsenhower Organisation. “ ! charge that Harlong’s re­ cord discloses that he obtained no action whatsoever on any Import­ ant legislation during the ■ year* he'haa been In Washington’’, Uind stated, “ The record bears this out. 1 make the charges aarly In this campaign so that ha will have ample time to refute it. .1 also .w ill have ample Uma to prove the A h a r g e s i f M d o n ." Lund also claimed that out o f M public b llli introduce'* by Herlong, only 5 became law and these dealt with unimportant matters. H e also said that Ilerlong intro­ duced 44 private bills and only 5 o f these were approved. "T h e record shows that he missed 97 o f too important roll call* on significant legislation", u t f ‘isserted, " In addition ho also missed as quorum rqll calls". Declaring statements that the GOP la waging a money fight to w ig this fa ll aa completely falsa, Lund asserted that ha had re­ ceived a total sum o f H , 000.00 from all Republican organiza­ tions, both B u te and National. "M y opponent belittled the sa­ lary Congressmen were getting a pear ago, and voted fo r aa annual 4 J } 0,000 pay Increase," be stated. ^ 'W ith reference to the raise (forlong commented that new be w on 't have to borrow aa much money to mako ends moot. Be• aidea raising the pnealhffllj that ha m ay not have earned what ha bad bean getting. I d e a l think the > should be placed on a m otet—v Ms. U should n et ho g J u t a ■ menus at livelihood. Even g r moans sacrifices, it la a g n a t B r **p— * * Florida's death tolll from acd* dents during the l<miI Labor Day weekend stood today at nine with one o f the most dangeroui period) to be on the highways atlU ahead. Highway patrolmen road* to be clogged late and tonight with motorist! return­ ing home from weekend slons. They reported fairly nor­ mal tra ffic yesterday after moat of the drivers had reached the places they were going fo r the holiday. Hundred! o f patrolmen and members o f tha American Legion cruised the highway*. Evan head­ quarters personnel o f the patrol went out In the car*. Tho tra ffic o f Friday night and Saturday killed a t least four. Three other* died from other types o f accidents. Ola Hatley, a 45-year-old Miam­ ian, waa struck by a ear and kill­ ed yesterday. A twocar eolllilon near Calla­ han killed Betty Carol McGhie, an U-year-old South Carolina girl, and Injured nine other* In­ cluding her parents. Mrs. Mary Louise Cussina, 39. Miami, drowned when her car ran Into a canal. No. 174 P o lit ic a l Developments Have Lab o r KEM INOLH C O U N TY C H A M n E ll o f Commerce President Georg* Touhy (le ft) greets new members o f the "C o ffee Club" Thursday morning at th* CofC monthly businessmen's get-togclher. Chatting informally, following tho "C offee Club" nrc: President George Touhy, Ambrose O tllff o f the Title and Abstract Co., Bill Lockard and Uill Gramkow o f Uramkow Funeral Home. (S ta ff Photo) Day F la v o r President Negro Family Is Plans Quiet Threatened By M ob Holiday FO R T WORTH, Tex., (4 )- P oU cof * F t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS laat night dispersed an angry, yell, Labor celebrated lu g . (n, ing mob o f 150 whites who threat­ * y In holiday obaarvamiea ened a Negro fam ily that had Just 1,1 >Mlltic* 1 overtone*? moved Into 0 previously all-white t h l* * " ,,U*** developm ent residential block In the Rlverald* section o f Fort Worth. *nte crowd, yelling "G et those niggers," hung the e ffig y o f a Ne­ gro in front at the North Judkins Avenue home of Lloyd G. Austin, AN E D ITO R IA L Sanford suffered It* worst disaster in many year* just who, sitting with a rifle at hi* Seminole County Schools will front window, had kept the mob one week ago today. at bay moat o f the afternoon and open their doors tomorrow morn­ It 1* beyond the ability o f this humble person to ably ing fo r the first full day o f tha Sanford's Labor Day celebra­ express the feelings o f a shocked community in a tragedy night. Nettie Mae Herring. M-year-old Shortly a fter th* e ffig y was hung 1954-67 school year frith approxi­ iiMientkms ho trill attack tha R e. , Quincy Negro, waa killed when tion will provide one "b ig fUnd" o f this kind. into pises, a shot ra n i from tho mately T.0O0 pupils attending. • B u m s will begin thrtr daily publican administration’* . , .,T h a.en U xe. comraunkhy w ee shacked beyond com m ent Austin home. When s youth when a Navy plane crashed into two homes off Orange Ave, claimed that the ballet had struck schedule taking the children t* Swilley, 34, o f Plneeastlt A ir gets underway tomorrow In earn­ claiming five lives, the three crewmen, n 8-year-old tha heed o f his ear, th* crowd be­ school and back horns again ta the J m w Zu S 1**Bbow,p Ploaned • W W U Hon** holiday, but iZ Force Base, died when his car est. came a howling mob. Fop bottles afternoon. Marilyn Sue, and her mother, Mrs, Lloyd J. Lowe, Jr. Law enforcement officials have •red n weekend statement saying, crashed into a bridge near Safety were thrown at th* house, but the From morning to night there Sanford and its surrounding communities heaped its Harbor. '■ » « « * » to be done to are evants to attract the biggest sympathies upon the families and frienda o f the five who crowd moved back when Police openly stated that they will strict­ _ Chief Cato Hightower and a doxsn ly enforce the laws regarding the meet the opportunities ahead." Ha Margaret Julia Germino, i. o f portion o f Smlnolc County's pop­ lost their lives. passing o f school buses while stop­ mentioned particularly tho need officers arrived. DeLand, auffocated In her bod; ulation. It seems ns if the efforts Sanford's citizens and Navy ped to load or unload children. fo r government action to help the Donald Swope. 44, waa cruahed The Sanford swimming pool Is personnel wero melded together Into one gignnttc attempt to Hightower ordered all pcoplo Sheriff Luther Hobby luu stated to death at F ort Lauderdale by open all day today, from 4 a.m. to and cars cleared from th* area. that hi* deputies will be following th* boom o f a broken crane; and 6 p.m„ providing the youngsters alleviate suffering and distress. The mob quickly dwindled to a Everyone was shocked— grief was overbearing— and small group of about 55 persona the school buaes both morning and A r L C l o President O r o r f t 8. Sgt. Johnnie Freeman Jr., 33, the swim o f thair lives preceding o f MacDil! A ir Force Base waa their “ get down to studying" ses-. throughout Sanford and Seminole County the heads o f citl that moved more than a block afternoon to see that motorists W M ,0" r other* who accidentally electrocuted. zens and its N avy people were bowed In reverent prayer for away beyond the police barricade. abide by the laws requiring that °*P L statement*, elon tomorrow. the y*top whether approaching or pointed to future m ala as well aa A man Identified aa Comdr. The demonstration started yes. M low lng. The Dusty Boots Riding Asso­ those who suffered Irreparable loss. t0 P“ * « « mPlhhm*iita by and In retrospect— Sanford has grown, has expanded to terday afternoon after a called Frank Vandetta Gregg, 36, of ciation will stage a parade Registrations o f last Wednesday on behalf o f th* working man. C edi Field near Jacksonville was through tha Hanford business sec­ lake in every available area, to provide homes fo r hundreds meeting o f resident* o f the neigh­ killed near there early today In tion which will be preceded by a upon hundreds o f families. Only tho limits o f the Naval A ir borhood at the Riverside Elemen have been thoroughly analysed by Elsenhower said the goverment each school and puplla have been "must seek te perfect Ita waya o f an auto crash. noon fish fry at the Sanford Station has provided boundaries for the day by day growth. tary School. There E. G. Brown assigned to their classes fa r the helping people find Joba and pioThe dangerous "going home" Farm ers' Auction Market on high­ A t tho samo time, since the Naval A ir Station’ s reacti­ said the presence o f the Negro first day, tomorrow. fam ily was part o f an "insidious vMIng security fo r those who n r* hour* o f the Labor Day veckend way 17-91. vation, officials, in whose hnnds tho operation o f the units t l is expected that school en­ unemployed through no fau lt o f were expected today to bring a A t 1:30 this afternoon tho based at Sanford wna placed, have continually been In fear plot" by the NAACP to get Ne­ rollment in Seminole County will their own." groes into tho school district. steady rise in the nation's traffic "hors* fr o lic " is listed to get un­ o f such a tragedy, Their programs o f training have includod death oil, possibly eclipsing the derway at the auction market un­ "Tho time has coma fo r every exceed that o f laat year by about Although more than 4(1 million tho elimination o f haznrds that might have caused such a 441 record set in 1931. body to stick together and not 1st 6 per cent or an estimated boost men and women are employed, h * der the auspices of the Dusty tragic incident. them come any further," Brown o f *♦4ound 300 pupils. •aid, "th ere are still those who Aa the 74-hour holiday period Boots Riding Association. The Navy, apjmrently realizing that Sunford Is growing Superintendent o f Public In * * * * ■ Job and cannot find on e." drew to • close, Associated Press The Sanford Elk'* Club fish fry more and more toward tho-Naval A ir Station, has created said. He cautioned against vio­ lence but said a peaceful demon structlon Rayburn T . Milwee haa Secretary o f Labor Mitchell said figures showed at least 310 traffic got underway at 10 o'clock this deaths, 43 drowning and 44 mis­ morning as members of the Elk's ldatis for a now base at Osceola which would be away from atration would be all right to show I laid that there will be no double during an NBC-1V Interview that claaees this year. Room haa been a report due tomorrow w ill *how the sentiment o f tha people, cellaneous fatallUaa for an over-all Club, their friends and neighbors 1 the city yet atill be a pnrt o f tho community. Brown then went to th* Austin provided, he said, fo r the ellmina more than 64,900.000 workers e m . total o f 344. Vet, wherever wo live, in the city, in the suburban nreaa, enjoy tha "old fashioned" Labor ployed— the largest number In his­ Compilation o f tho fatally fig­ Day event staged, at the E lk 's1or in the remote areas of the nation, we must live and pros­ homo to talk to the Negro and tha lion of crowded classroom a. Plnecreat School will have a tory. The figure officially reported ure* began at 6 p. m. local lim e Club on east Second St. A dance per and Ite happy us men o f character, loyalty, and patriotic demonstratori followed. Brown said later he offered to larger enrollment because o f ad a month ago waa 66,655,000. Friday and end* at midnight to­ at the E lk'* Club will get under­ love, train to defend our country and ita citizens from tha day. purchase tha house from Austin ditlonal Junior High School pupils M ttdiell said ha aspects th * re­ way at 4:30 this evening. devastating encroachment o f our enemies. attending Uiare and buaes to this call o f idled employes In tha autoNed H. Dearborn, president of ‘ Tha Campbell-Lnsslng Post o f Sanford Is happy and proud that tho Navy ho* formed but that the Negro refused. school will have a double-run be­ m otive Industry will U k e up slack tha National Safety Council, said. the American Legion hat Invited an Integral part o f the community— and those people, from cause o f the additional load there. there, with full employment la " I think unquestionably the toll all of its members, alt veteran*, every walk o f life and from / v ery corner o f the nation, who One new program haa been add­ Prospect this fa ll. will bast the 1151 record." The and friends to enjoy a fish fry have chosen the Navy for their careers and service, are ed to the curriculum at Seminole council prediced traffic deaths He had aald Saturday In a state­ which is alatad to get underway at loved and respected. High School with the Diversified ment that labor under th* Elsen­ during this year's observance 5:30 this afternoon. The lives o f five people have been sacrificed for the Cooperative Training p r o g r a m hower administration to “ doing would bo 440, 19 more than In tha Commander Lynn Lyon said the defense o f our country— they are as much a casualty o f war getting underway there under the batter than at any other tim e In record yoar o f 1451. Dearborn warned hat “ unless •vent la expected to he an annual as those who sacrificed their lives in actively fighting in D. C. Land, manager, Central direction o f Louis J. Girard. our nation a history." Labor Day get-together to bring co"f|ic*s or ihn nnsl driver* exercise extrema care on Florida Region, Game and Fresh Additional facilities will be But Meany aald that "A m erica thir homward Journeys In the re­ veterans and American Legion But we cannot let this tragedy go by without commenda­ Water Fish Commission, announ­ made available at Lyman school need* more progressiva and fore members together. A business maining hour* of th weekend, we tion for tho young man, who at the controls o f his plane, ced today that the Fifth District ater In the year when a cafetor* looking governm ent." Ha are headed for an all-time Labor meeting o f the Legion Is expected with the lives o f two o f tho plane’ s crew In his hands, did would have a spilt Dovs Season ium and additional classrooms are mad# no reference to action by to be held at 4 o'clock tonight fo l­ Day holiday traffic record." except In St. Johns, Putnam, completed. However, there will be the AFL-CIO Executive Council everything possible to avoid bringing his plane down into Dearborn had urged driver* to lowing tha fish fry. recommending endorsen heavily |K>pu1;tted area when he knew that a forced landing H agler, Volusia, Brevard, Orange no double classes at Lyman, de­ team with enforcement officer* in Members of th e luthcran Seminole, Osceola Counties and spite the heavy attendance at the , o f the Democratic candiwould be necessary. L t Comdr. Oznl Donald Hail, the pilot: an efofrt to hold tho toll down to Church at The Redeemer Sunday those portions o f Marion County school which serves the southern dxtea fo r president and vice p r c lno more than 330. He atld Uila School, and their friends have sla­ Navigutor-Bombardlcr Lt ( j g l Gerald Michael O'Hara; and east o f Highway M l rorth of portion o f the county. dent and said: would be a normal traffie death ted an old faahlonrd “ picnic bas­ Third Crewman William llullentino Swigonski deserve the Ocala and that portion o f Marion The Oviedo School will get un­ toll for a non-holiday Sunday and k et" a ffair at Southwsrd'i Camp, highest praise for their commendable action. The loss o f life and Lake Counllaa east o f High­ •wjm !.? 1n Bot tryin* run either derway with a new principal In­ poUUcal party nor will we permit Monday at this time o f tho year. Just o f f o f West 30th St. Children could have Lem oven grenlcr -had It not been for these men way I t south o f Ocala, charge and several new teachers f. J? dom,,,,t« “ *• Our policy and adults ara participating in the o f the plane’s crew who sacrificed their own lives for the sav­ This area shall have the latter added to lu staff. to strictly non-partisan, in the beat picnic held each Labor Day. ing o f others. season only, which is December The first day o f school la being American tradition." Climaxing the Labor Day cele­ To those of the Navy who through the months and years 1 to January f . Th* early part o f grelted by the usual "glad it'* BULLETIN Both Meany and AFL-CIO V ic* bration tonight, the ladies are ex behind us conducted the training program o f N avy airmen, the apUt season for tha open conn W ASH ING TO N^—The Atomic h er*" enthusiasm from the great­ President W alter Reuther wffl peeted to get together tonight to we owe much. They lived lives o f fearing such a tragedy and tie* shall be October 13 to Octo­ er number o f pupils. Energy Commission announced 2 " ? * **• «*•/’• celebration* play coftball In Fort Mellon Park, ber 31, inclusive. eith radio broadcasts tonight trained accordingly today that the Russians have set On the political acene, fo r SanW e are proud o f the Navy— and its men who make up It was announced a fter th* July off tho third explosion fa their ford and Seminole County, the one o f the great organizations dedicated to the defense o f Commission Meeting in Tampa aerie* of nuclear testa In Si­ BANDLEADER ARRESTED Elsenhower Bandwagon la expect­ beria. our country— those who stand by momeut after moment in that tha Fifth District would have HOLLYWOOD til - Bandleader ed to viMt in Sanford today be A brief announcement by AEC readiness to serve their fellowmen and who unselfishly dedi­ the late Dove Season, only, for­ tween 4 and I o'clock. S*mlnole County rank* 13th Freddy Karger, ex-husband e f ac­ feiting the early part o f the sea­ Chairman Lewis L. Straus* said: cated their Uvea in their behalf. tress Jane Wyman, waa arrested son, Sportsmen from the counllaa among tha 100 leading counties "Th e third explosion in the The N ary has the highest regards fo r its neighbors and oa a drunk driving charge y astorIn the production at cabbage, in in the Fifth District which hava current teat aerie* occurred yes­ 4 K IL L E D B Y GAS POISONING day. Police quoted Karger aa ear­ friends and families here In Sanford—and those o f us in a good population o f doves in Oc­ 1944. terday. It was in th* earn* re­ TO KYO (ft—Four perrons were Sanford have the highest regard fo r the N avy and ita men ing ha had Just left a party at tl tober appealed to tha Commission Cabbage was harvested tor sal* bom* o f comedian Jerry Lewis. gion and in tho same range o f killed today by g a i poLoning in and welcoma them to our community. far the early scasaou and six* 4a th* two previous burets." from 131,191 acres on United an abandoned coal pH In HanaW e express our deepest and most sincere sympathies to granted It. States farm s ia 1944, with 94497 P r e s i d e n t Elsenhower an­ kaws, 40 miles northeast of here. the family who lost two o f its members—the wife and nounced laat week th* first two Dally shooting hours fo r doves acres, or 79.1 per cent. In 109 lead­ Police said a farm er and hli mother and the three year old daughter. A t the same time a n U Noon until Sunset. The ing counties, according to the tests and tha Russians confirmed friend broke into Uie pit, which those same deep sympathies are extended to the families o f day's bag Uailt to 4 doves and 1954 Census o f Agriculture figvros hU—saying they were bald Aug. bad been closed, and collapsed 30 M and 34 " t o perfect nuclear feet from the entrance. The oth the three Navy men whose lives were lost in the crash. the peeeesiton H a lt to also I to r ranking counties released to ­ weapons" suitable "fo r arming or*. We, too, extend our sympathies to the N avy fo r tha doves. Hunting licensee may bn day b y th* Bureau o f th* Wotting outside, became e ig h t « l e n t o f different Wads of alarmed by tbs delay and crawled lose o f three o f their valuable men—trained in true patrio­ purchased at the County Judge's U. S. Departaaoatt o f Cemi motions." tism i r d dedicated service in the protection o f America, Its o ffic e or through oo* o f the Semlnet* County harreeted 1,799 They too w e n a s m to ’Judge's notBstlas citizens, and ita freedoms. U r U# w 7,000 Are Expected To Attend County Schools Tomorrow Residents To Enjoy1Efforts O f Citizens, Full Day Of Holiday Navy Melded In Loss Events In Sanford a -S W a t e iS s as ss-s S 1H)P Candidate For Congress Hits Herlong's Record Vt r m ? ;. * Associated Press Leased Wire • i S i i r Seminole County To Have Latter Dove Season Only Cabbage Output Is High In County W eather �* U i. N m li T«rkf As Mm y RtSMrdMfs' F«r NwcIm t A§9, Scientist Declares Legal Norite the eetst* of France* Andres, d*. AOTfr M There will b* t t m i N of dlriclnri .rased 1st* >il said County, to is, treetl** *.f K*rn*M*L*«Rht'»»» Me- rnunly Judge of Seminole Count, I Inrlda at Ms office. In the court meffei Hovel tel Mender fi­ ber U e t I t . M. T o be h *l 4 s t *!»• hnm* of said Count*- at bsnf.,.. rArrftw i*<** » 'tt*-**m tag (he County Florid*. within Olsht calender months fmm m s tlrna of ths i,r>, ,7>f **.~*er <• lUwaW. — \ ;.,n,ir> of this .otic* t n T-eVfr r u i n or demind shill !•* i n ‘ «*t' M rrtil|r»t In*, and shall stalo ths pier- ,y r..ld *n * r le d oo*t office addrs., „* >■ f i t r » « M e«t th e 4w e n t? Jn 4 | f. th* claimant, and shall ho » ■ . , hv ths claimant his arent or att.. •ee e lee le t r a i t r . F le r tie . le V»rebel#. n*r. and snv such claim or dstnena not so filed shall ho void. ’ !■ r e i K e fe te e f X STLVAM A M cC A Lf.rr DrciiiH- HKJfitT j. A v n n r a As e-eeittor of the I^ st tvm and Testament of wryire* Andres, deceased Hen. A. Speer Jr. Saietei Attorney for said Estat* 1©«* and each « f t e a are hereby oiifltd and required to ortaent may Sanford. Florida tUima end d«meada which you. or ItDtr af you may havo ayalnal la the Ceeri et ike Ceaety i aj a. h* - S l i t * ,.f N. K V L V A M A MM'Al. i« a ■ET. d i r n x i l . tat* of said Counts, tn the County Judes of Ssmlnnfo la rsi R ila ls s i Count}, fit ,rid* at hi* allies la th* B DA T SCH ULTZ. court hou.* of said Coualr St San­ TIEI.K.V b All CraSIlon s s * P t n s s a H a i l , . ford. f lo r id * , within sight calender w * * * 1* *«**••* * . i l month- front ths t i n * of th* first publication nf this notice Kach Tou t a i t u b or sou aro hsrsktU>m or d*mand shall ho In writn*. sad shall slats ths Discs of Bltirisd ssd r*QUir«d to prss.ni , ^ claims sod dsressds which rou. ssldsnr* sad nost offlca Sjldrtsa of ha claimant. and shell bt swern to either of rou. mer haro asalns, ths esiste of H E L E N D D aV hr th* claimant nr sasnt or attorf s v and an r such rlstm er dsmand SCHULTZ deceased. U lo of Countr. to ths Countr Jud*e or net so filed shall b* sold. mots County. Florida, st hit ol|u,* H s r v t r (Valise* McCall** n th* court house et said Countr st As o itculor of lha f-**t Will Baoford. Florida, within eight rsl-It* snrl T*stanr.*nt nf dor nil,nlA* from th* time nf the S t I r .1 rl a M r C i llt n deceased Irst pulillpellon of thle ontlcc Kifh II W. (tare. Attornrr Islm nr d-mend shall h» in wrlttnr VVondrtitf.l'.rklii* Llldi. and shall stile th* place er reaMtnt, Sanford. Florida. and post office address of the c!,lm. firs t nubllcatlon Atisuet II!h. ISIS ant. and snail be ew om tn b* ths claimant, o r agest er * t te r n «r and sn r such claim or demand not so IA T i ll; (TR t I IT f'OI NT. M VTH Bird shall he Told. J I I I I I I W . t lltt I IT 1% A M ) f u n Carl llnls *t:w i\ui.f. t u t v i t . fi.lim it As etecutor of the L a n Will tv t II « M f l i t VII. u u . and Tretamsnt of a i m s v a iin k v , l l r l m H. Day Hchults. deers,*< . 1‘Ulnuff, n \v. ware. •\ !• Wondruff-PsrVIne B i d * . L.IC IL LK V A R N E Y , Sanford. Florida, Pefe&daat, tttv. for Exrrutor , \ (IT If la o r « l IT RTATR n r Ki.ni:inA t u : M V I I .M C rirst DifbUcstlon A oruat ll tb. m s #.* VAU.MKV, who** U * t kn<im retldene# §■ S *w York. s o rti « to s p r s s s • You * 111 t* k* fifitk# Ihet * ivturn TO JAMES a P A R T IN , as Admlnl. Mil «if mmpUlet hi* b »«n filed ttalur of ths salats, and ths unj iffilntt Tfi'i In (he Circuit Court knonn htlr*. L t c t t s s a and Usvltcsi. le end for Hemlnnle County, Florid*. of llush U. Partin, Deceased; THE I in Chancery; (hit th# nature of #ild KlItHT N A T IO N A L B A N E OF UK. *ult Is en mtlnn for divorce, th* .ANDO, a corporation: KDMo.VIt • hort fill- of which la Ciiffla Ver- DI'ltNhKD and __________ IllJItNitKIi, n*jr Plaintiff V*. f*ijtlile Varney, his stir*: ......... UCK NbIDK. « H s U*'*n«t*nt. ol Janus R lluraeldo; Partin, TIIKBR PRE BE NT B er* to tom- » l f e ol John T. Portia: T E M P E R ­ »ai»atd von to file your eniartr of ANC E P H U L L : ____________ Schmitt, «t h * r fitaedlnc with Ih* rier k nf wife »t I’btllp K. Schmitt. If llylr.e. th# «*1rr-iiIt Court of kofftlhol# Coun­ and II dead, thslr u ekbu vD h»lr>. ty et Benford. Florid* ind «#r*# lesatsss. sad devlMse: and any ang « oonv of th* M t r t on Flat nf If Ft et* all other persoae bavins or clalmlna tornry. on or before th* 1«1 day of any right title, or latereet In and Or*ob*r A n to tha land hereinafter described: Herein fell not or n decree pro Tou are hereby notified that suit *amf*a*o ** i|i he entered ** *irut you. his he** Instituted ■•ataat you la foe defniitr ha Circuit Court of the Ninth Judi­ VVtTVK** n r hf od end ••ui it cial Circuit tn and for Bemlnnla Sanford. Hemlnol* County Florid*, •ount» Florida. Chancery No. i : t l . thla 3d d » v of fteofember A f>. 19H. In which eult R. L. Coleman la plain, O ?» fl-rodO** lift and Jamte It. Partin, ns Admlnl. Clerk o^ t^o ci m t lt Court stratnr. etc- et at are defendants, *•- C T. Hordlrk and In which plaintiff ateks to quiet r>**mfv Clerk the title to the following property situated In Hsmlnole County Florida! M»o —(**• f t - CIjilnHff Ths oWst 111 feet of the South - * * Vn-th Am ut :*J feet of the S E U or thg S W U Pen ford Florid » of Section II. Towaihtp 11 S o u t l# Range in East. An abbreviated title of eald eull le re i lU la le a t le It. I . Coleman, plaintiff, v. James France* Andre* U. Partin, i a Administrator, etc^ el T>ecea»*d. al. defendants le Ike Cwairt of t h r «( » « ■ « ? Jedee, Unless ynu file your wrlttaa deeeiMlBole ( a * a t r , Flerida, fentee If any. to th# complaint In In P r a k ilt . aid cult on nr before September It. T e A ll C re d it***, and P e ra *M H e/ - 1»tl. a decree prn confeseo will be Ins d e l e t e e r Deeieeda A e e le a i Bald ntered against you. F.-tnirt Dated Auruet 11. ItSf. You aid etch of you ere hereby O. P. llsrndoa notifirti end remilred to preeent Circuit Court Clerk eny rletm* end demand# which you. By K- L. Burdick or either of you, may have eeein*t Deputy Clerk T e A ll C rr 4 l l « n a i l P m e a c Ile a ibc U e lM a * r l i r e i a l t S s i l s i l M I 4 The air text«/* o f matter ia slutted by a solid stale phyakitt ia a modern laboratory. W ithin tho next ten r ia r a •tore. the United State* will need a minimum o f I fiOO physicist* ia the highly gpccialiitd and boom* in f field* of chemical and *olid state phytic* alone, declare* Dr. Robert u. Brectenridge, director o f the new Farms. O - r»»e*reh laboratorie* of the National Car* lion Company, a division o f Un­ ion Carbide and Carbon Corpora* tisn. Solid state phytic*, an Iraportant area o f rttearrh at the lab­ or* toriei, it one o f the new frontie r * o f modern acicnce. Dr. Breckenridge explain*, and it concerned with the itudy o f solid* by modern phytlcal methods and represents a new order o f firiktie in the development o f ma­ terial* for the metal, electronic, wer, chemical and electrochem­ ical industries. " A t present. there are about H.SOQ phyililita in the United Stele*.'’ Dr, Brerkenridfe^taya are "O f the tou ), about epeeialitlnf In the brood and in­ creasingly important area that include* rhemical and solid statephysics. During the 1930'i. by sharp contraat.lt ia conservative­ ly estimated that there were only about 100 physicists in this field." "W e shall need 4.000 additional *otid state phyiieiita to develop new chemical processes, increase appreciably th* efficiency o f pres­ ent processes, and extsnd new discoveries in electronic*. Above all, we shall need them to obtain the basic physical knowledge without which these advances— and the progress o f science itself — would be impossible. ‘Today, more than ever before, Industry recognises that techno­ logical achievement depends on basic resenrrh. National C*rl>w.’J new laboratories at Parma hava been designed to provide the at­ mosphere and facilities for basis research, and to decrease the time lag between laboratory dis­ covery and practical application." Try and Stop Me By BINNKTT CIRF_______ A R K T W A IN , alias Samuel Langhorne Clemens, once was pinned dow n on the verandah o f the old Mountain V iew H otel by a relentless bore whose theme was tha decline and fa ll o f everything. H e poked a bony fin ger Into T w ain 's m id riff and croaked, "H as It occurred to you that e very tim e I d raw a breath, some hapless soul passes into the great beyond.” “ It has,” sighed Sam. "W h y don't you try cloves?" M "You and your big c l g a f a ” fuaaed Mr*. KI upper. "Do you know what there I* tn a single cheroot T Acetic, formic, buty* nc, propionic end prussic acids; creosote, phenol, am­ monia, and of course, nicotine, viridlne, end plcoline." "F o r goodness sake," marveled Mr. Klupp«r. "You mean to say X get all that for a dime?" • • * Mr*. Grigsby w a i making a tour o f tha W hit* House grounds, when har 1-year-old daughter darted into th* ahrubbsry. “Coma out her*. Nancy." Mom ordered sharply, “ A ll you'll find in th trt Is s lot o f old golf ball*!" General Insurance H. JAMES G IT 1AGENCY 312 E AST FIRST STREET PHONE 78 H. JAMES GUT JAMES *R G UT �CDjuicun make this your \ ROOM Y AND COM FORTABLE, this two-story home will look aa attractle In a country setting as on a city lot. Tha largo living room faces the street with a bank of window*. A broad fireplace and built-lns add barney notes. Rooms are LABOR SECRETARY HAILS ALL AMERICAN WORKERS •y UCMTAKY OP U I M JAM It f . MrtCHIU Written Kiprtuly tor Ccnlrel P r t t t and TkU Newspaper A N LABO R D A Y, ISM, Amtr* ^ lea tad IU working men end women or* prosptrlng u no natlon and no people have ever be­ fore prospered. Personal Income, production .and Individual purchasing power are at all-time hlg'»i, and more than U>| million worker* are earn In f the larfeat paycheck* In hlitory in an expanding vigorous Indue trial ayatem. The vitality of the economy in the paet four yeara haa eatabliahed a trend which ahowa every aifn of continuing Next year promlaea to be another atable and proaperoue one. Conaumera will continue to purchaae heavily In 1MT an our population and Ita needa continue to grow, pro­ viding a ready market for tha tnereaelnf flow of gooda from an expanding Induatry. Tha pattern of collective bar­ gaining agreementa In the paat year aaaurea a further lncreaae in wagea and in purchaalng pow­ er. Moat indualrite have granted their workera substantial relate «* p*y. • • • THERE ARE. of eourae, prob­ lem s We. face a growing shortage o f akllled workera aa tech­ nology createe more and more Joba fo r workers with a high de­ gree o f training, Deaplte tha ahortage, however, we continue to waate the skills, aptitudes and experience of many o f our cltlaana. Consider, for ex­ ample, the plight o f million* o f men and women who have passed Labor letietory James f. Mitchell their 43th birthdays. Theaa ma­ ture worker* frequently And that their age bars them from Job* which thay could perform aa aklllfully and as dlllgantly aa a younger person. Tha Department o f Labor la trying, through an axtensiva pro­ gram o f action and research, to dispel the myths and prejudice* which obstruct tha older work­ er's search for equal opportunity In tha work placa. Our program emphasises assistance to older workers through tha counseling and placement facllltlea o f the Federal-State employment serv­ ice. Other new programs of tha department Include an Inventory of tha skills o f ths entire work force and a campaign to stimu­ late Improvement of methods and facllltlea to train skilled and technical workers. W# are con­ ducting an extensive study o f the characteristics of tha unem­ ployed In an effort to determine what factors contribute to unem­ ployment—and what can be dona to prevent It. We are Increasing our services to youth, with the hope that our atudles and experience will help steer young workera into secure, satisfying occupations. Wa have established a study group to aaaett tha potential effects of tho peaceful uses of atomic energy on the nation's work force. An­ other itudy group I* examining the effects o f technological ad­ vance* on job security and work­ er training. • • • THE W O RK of the department la moat easily understood, per­ haps, In direct, forceful action like that Involved in the enforce­ ment of laws. But the more in­ direct programs for the better­ ment o f the worker's condition arc equally Important, founded as they are upon the tame piopoitllon, that our government must always work for the greater good of all our people. The government's role In cre­ ating today’s well-being I* Im­ portant, but moat of tha credit belongs to tha dynamic working partnership of American workers and employers. Together, acting with respondbility, maturity and skill, they have created a vast national strength—both malarial and spir­ itual—in which all our people chare. There la llttl* doubt that their common accomplishment will be remembered aa ona of tha wonders of hiatorv. On The House D j D A V ID (2. IIA K E U TIIK R , A I* Heal Estate Editor HOW W OULD YOU like to • live in a plastic house T You'd * never have to paint it. Hun, rain, •now or ico wouldn’ t fate It. Vermin and dampness would he permanently aenlcd nut. Raseballa would bounce harmlessly o ff its resilient picture widow*. Roof gutters, down-spouts and plumb- Ing would never rust or corrode. That's the kind o f house they were talking about at the Na­ tional Tissues Exhibition at New York's Coliseum. In fact, there were .'.vo plastic himso* in that show. One was a little model callwith tour wings suspended from a central concrete utility core. The other was a full sealo cutaway of a living room, kitchen, utility room, patio and part of the house next door—called Ihe “ Huuse o f Today." This showed nearly too practical applications o f plastics In conventional building. Such close competition within the booming pU*lfc Industry is nothing compared with the rim this industry expects to give lumber, steel, insulation and the many old-time building material , Tha plaaUc roof was modeled to simulate wood shinties down to a adetall o f a sliver broken o ff a shingle edge here ami there. This material wna permanently colored ■ light gray and glossy enough to reflect radiant heat similarly to an aluminum roof. The siding waa molded to look like while clapboard*. IT SEEMS too bad that Ihc show was not open lo Ihe public, but reserved strictly for the plastic trade*. Two entire floor* o f the Coliseum — several acres — were so crowded with plastic enthusiasts you'd think that half o f New York'* public had crashed thhe gates. And those p in tle ex­ perts . wero fouling o f tho plastic houses,' rapping litem with their knuckles and thumbing the edges, tha same ns you and I might do. " A ll o f these mutcrinls ore nol yet on the market" explained W. E. .Manring, product development mnnuger for the It. K. (ioodrich Chemical Co. "hut Ihcy will be or *hmil.l ha within tha next y j r or two. We merely supply he peon vinyl resins. Others moke tho applications. Hut here urc Some of tho things now being done with rigiil vinyls.” They included window frame* with elating permanently sealed in the * *nsh, downspouts rorruKali'll like sheet metal, sliding door channel*, lighting panels, piping and ductwork. Manring said one of the outstanding new uses for Ihl* plastic Is vinylcoated radiant heating wire which can be installed in wall* nr ceil­ ing) before Ihe finish coat or plaster. V IN Y L W IND O W SASH, down­ spouts, siding and other items ran lie had In a variety of peminnent color*. I ’aint is never needed, yet if ■ woman change* her mind the material enn be painted to suit. A big advantage o f vinyl win­ dow sash and frame* Is the elim­ ination nf sticking caused by warping, freedom from setting and rotting, These windiw* are not bulky, either, their vinyl frames being as nnrrow as steel. Manring admitted, however, that the house was framnd with THE WORKINGM A N . H A ffe f PROUD TO STATE, HAS HELPED TOMAKE THIS COUNTRY 4# C ALL Th# Lumber Nnmber tor Badflta Barrie* LABOR DAY HILL Lumber A Supply Yard 213 W. Third 81 S a n fo r d , Fla, i|'Ji> P A 1N I i ■L d , lE R M M ie n i f r o H r .E r s p * 13* JTKET * t p .i A O f Privacy Room-dividers Give Feeling Room-divider* can be used e f­ fectively in apartments and smal­ ler homes to Conserve space and give a feeling o f privacy. Open shelves, Vertical strings and screen* arc used for low-cost room-divider*. These functional pieces on lighter soiling create an airy look and nn illusion or more spare. Wrought iron, brass, bamboo and copper ae all used aa frame-work for adjustable shelve* and storage space* o f light finished wood. Hook*, radio, TV and china can be used on these shelve*. Vinyl tubing and fine rope, strung vertically between brass rod*, divide a large room and give a feeling o f semi privacy, Folding screens In a wide range o f color* and fabrics can be used in any room to conceal, divide or give privacy. Popularity O f New: Stack-On-Stock Furniture Growing A I* N'ewnlealurcs Slsck on.stack furniture grow* In popularity as evidenced by the Chicago winter market. If it Isn't tables that are slack­ ed for m e i n tiered effects, then It is commodes (hat arc slacked one nn lop of the other or two in the Interest* of space-saving and utility. A* one rhanufacturcr puli It: " I f the man nf the house flic* the coop, all you do with the Mr. commode I* add it to the Mrs. cummodo, and you won’t even miss hint." Many of these corrclaled unit* arc styled for use in any room— living, bedroom, dining or den. They arc designed so they may be u-ril interchangeably' and can go with ease from a live-mom to a one room apartment, IT necessary. The trrnd to painted furniture continue* with a selection of fin­ ishes that Include simple painted touches ami delicate antiquing. Hand applied technique* appear in a variety of motifs. wooden 2 by 4*. “ It is still econ­ omically unsound to make such things as vinyl 2 by 4s,H he said. V IN Y L FLOOR T I L E S, of course, are pretty well known now. Hut the other day n new type came out In simulated wood grain. These are so Mtlrnrtivu you'd probuldy wunl to use them for wall covering rather than on the floor. One color i* n deep mahogany shade that looks like the finish on a fine piero of furniture. Another i* birch In blend with light colored rooms. thoughtfully arranged on the first floor to make this plan adaptable to your fam ily's needs. Upstairs bedroom* are spacious, with roomy dressing alcove* and big wardrobes. Added feature* are bathrooms on each floor, ten closets, a covered porch and an attached garage. For Farther Information shoot this plan, contact yon bnllder Leather Being Used In Home Decorations Home Repair D o s A n d Dont's CHICAGO UR-Leather emerges as one of the most Important new trends in home decorations, aa de­ monstrated by some 40 new de­ signs In furniture and accessories shown at tha recent Leather in Decoration show here. Many o f the new Ideas In the use of leather in the home are results of tha design competition sponsored by the Upholstery Leath­ er Group, Two top awards went Ry AN D REW C. LANG washer |e needed and, If not, buy ASPHALT TILE MOINTENANCF. a new coupling, which la held In A P Ncwsfeaturra place either with prongs or a DO . , , wash or wax newly- clamp arrangement, laid asphalt tils after allowing at DONT . .forget that. In least a week for the adhesive lo wrapping electrical tape around a hnrdrn thoroughly, repaired section, ita rt the tape a DO. . .when washing Is neces­ couple of Inches on the other skit. sary, use a good neutral soap or D O N T . . . cut out • damaged clraner, rinsing with clear water part o f the hose In a careless and drying with a clean mop. manner; the cut must be made DO . . . remove stubborn stains straight up and down If the splic­ by nibbing the tile surface light­ er la to fit properly, ly with a fine grade of ateel wool. DON’ T . . . neglect, when uelng DO , , . wax the tile only with the ordinary splicer with prong*, a water emulsion wax applied In to pound the prong* with a ham accordance with the manufactur­ mers so they grip the hose tightly. er's directions. DON T . , , make eatra repair DO . - , keep Ilia the floor clean work for yourself by kinking the and attractive by frequent ewcep- hose, one o f the moat frequent ing with* soft hair push broom rauees o f leaks. D R IPPIN G FAUCET which will lift the surface dirt DO , . . know that. In nearly without scratching the tile. DON'T . . . use any strong de all easee, constant dripping from tergents or cleaner* which are an ordinary, comprcsilon faucet it caused by a worn washer. not readily soluble In water. DO . , . shut o ff the water to DON’T. . .allow any spilled II quids (especially grease and oil) faucet, unscrew nut directly tin lo remain on the floor unless you dcr handle by turning counter* want In risk a permanent alatn. clockwise, then rotate handle in D O N T . . . forget that most tame direction as if turning on paste waxes contain turpentine, water and entire aiscmbly will come loose, benzine or some other eolvent DO , . , remove screw at bot­ which will soften the tile and tom o f faucet stem and replace cause the colors to Meed. battered washer with new one of D O N T , . , ever ru l vanish same sis* . . , also replacing lacquer or shellac on an asphalt screw if old one la rusted or In tile floor . , , also because of bad condition. the damaging effect o f the sol DO , . . replace faucet assem­ vent contained In Ihe finishing bly, tighten nut and turn on wa­ material, ter. DON'T. . .neglect to equip all DO. . .If Irak rontlouei aft­ furniture resling on aiphalt til* er washer replacement, know that with such protective devices as valve seat probably need* rcfaclargo soft rubber wheel casters, Ing, which can be done by buy­ composition furniture cups and ing Inexpensive rcfaclng tool and glides having smooth flat baaas following directions that come with rounded edges. with it. DO. . .repair pinhole leaki In * DON'T . . . forget that above in­ rubber hose by allowing to dry struction* apply only to a continu­ thoroughly annd applying coat of ously dripping faucet, not to one rubber-base cement, liquid rub­ which leaks at the stem (under tha ber or any elmttar product which handle) whenever water Is turned specifically slates that it can be on. used to mend rubber, D O N T . . . overlook the possi­ DO. . .allow Ihe mending mate­ bility that inerrlyt Ighlcning the ria l to act, apply a second coat and nut may halt a leak at Ihe item ; wran tightly with black elecrlcal If it doesn't, unscrew the nut, re­ tape. move old packing and replace with DO. . .repair larger leak* by packing washer or the string like cutting out the had section o f the type of packing. h f-e » lh a sham knife. DON'T . . . mar the nut or any DO. . .connect the cut emla with part o f ihe faucet by careless an Inexpensive melal hose workmanship; wrap a piece o f ipllcer, DO. . .If the leak Is at the end o f tha ho**, near the coupling, check first In see whether a new W H A T IS PEC KY W OOD! Pecky wood, such aa peaky cypress, haa become popular In recent years fo r paneling. This la wood which has been attacked by lungl, bird* or Insects. Saw milla used to throw it on the bonfire before people appreciated Its rustle appearsne*. FOR N E A T P A IN T IN G A doth moistened with water, when you are using water-base paints, or dampened with turpen­ tine or mineral apirta when work­ ing an oll-baee paint, makes It possible to wipe up stray spatter* quickly, I f such spot* a n allow­ ed to dry, they ara lough to re­ move. D IFFERIN G TARTER BOWLING GREEN, Ky. <JBThere's oniy one drawback to the long standing friendship between Robert Johns and W. L. Bonham. They can’t stand each other*# cooking. Johns, S3, and Bonham, T2, camp together each summer at their lodge near here. It's equipped with two fireplace pit*. At mealtime, each cook* and eat* alone. O NLY A DROP EM M ETT. Idaho (gt-G em Coun­ ty sheriffs o flfc m got set for small flood when they heard that a two-ton milk truck had overturn­ ed at tha top of a hill near here. But they relaxed when the driver climbed out of tha wreckage. He u ld Ihe truck contained only ona can o f sour milk. cloh around the nut or cover the wrench jaws with adhesive tape to prevent scratching the metal. DON'T . . . give up if tha faucet stem Is beyond repair; you can buy a replacement stem similar to the one In your faucet or a new model which does away with the acrew-type washes. Whether It's • new garage, a new kilchen, bathroom or |wil general repairing Do ll Yourself and Save! BouVJa.ll W IT H US y BEFORE Y O U BUY: W E HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF: m P L U M B I N to Yale Burge, New York decorat­ or, for a woven leather rug com­ bining wide strips of leather with woven leather thongs and wool in a warm beige and brown pattern. The rug formed Ihe motif for a room setting designed for tho show by Burge, In which other highlights were a television and bookcase unit in Sampan beige leather, matching the leather door, put together with brass atrip*. The furniture award went to Rya Robin* and Albert Andrews of Chi­ cago for a contemporary lounge ebair In leather and walnut with brass ferrule*. Jack Lenor Larsen, of New York, won the decorative design award for a new printed leather called Colne In a Fountain", f eal — a background of brown and beige* with allver circles. Alice Beck, of Lancaster, P#., won the room selling award fo r a room featuring a raised hearth In cowhide tile. Paul Lasilo, of Lo* Angalet, won the award far the best archltectural use of leather for hi* design for the reception area of Uw ihow, featuring leather panels in five col­ ors and a floor of leather lllea. A new mlldrew-proof leather for tropical climates waa a feature of the show. It come* in more than 300 colors and 1* easily elcanai with aoap and water. Leather floor* were widely fea­ tured in the show, hath In cow­ hide tile* and In leather panatl joined by bras* elripe. 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Phone l i l t h /- ' �a- Giveaway Show Can t Solve Lewis' Problems Few People Seldom Remember Real M eaning O f Labor Day On • May evening in 1881, * carpenter named Peter i . McGuire stood up and made m suggestion that ever since then has an* Dually given Americana an excuse for gaiety and celebration. The scene was a meeting o f the New York Central Labor Union. Mc­ Guire, who had organized the Brotherhood ©f Carpenter* and Jointera the year before, proposed that a day be »et aside fo r cele­ bration. T e suggested that it be called ••Labor's Holiday," The idea spread, and for many years la b o r I>sy has been observed throughout the nation as a holiday on the first Monday In September. --------As with moat ^holidays, the charaejar o f the celebration* has greatly changed aince earlier time*. Labor Day has become the occasion foj one final Mg weekend o f sum­ mer. It U a time for one last fling at swim^ I n g brsating and M ^ r i g h Itnell is tolled by the Imminent arrival o f * al,,mn* t One result— doubtless an entirely natD fil n *u U r—o { ftll thl© frivolity In th it it tends to obscure the real meaning of Lator Day. Few o f the celebrants pause to think about that. Few remember organized labors long struggle out o f the morass of long hours, low pay and poor working conditions to its present situation o f power and dignity, Yet, that Is the thing to hold in mind on this holiday. Thst 1* the very essence o f Lakor D*y. • • • / * . * A * * » V f t l n H v iw a u e r - u u r - v o r e th r iv e hew mg tiuzf bis happened to the b* about MB. __ her The Scout* wOI encourage reguertd per­ sons to vote on Election Day. On Satur­ day, November 3, Scouts will call at 35.009,* 000 homes across the nation. They- will hang on doorknobs a Liberty Bell placard bearing the message, "Heed youth's call Vote as you think, but vote November 6, 1050. t>e your freedom to vote.' Scouting has long had participating citi­ zenship ba«*d nn good character a* one of its principal goals. We are certain that this organised and patriotic group, qualified to render effective sendee, wiii roil up another mighty Good Turn to the nation. Appreciation of democratic privilege* n r i t M |f . w n .ic<, , to r e . c o m p e t it o w h o o t e d - The Boy Scouts o f America, now numberfng 4,178,000 boy members and adult le*d«r>. will have a realistic experience in citlgenshlp this year. Together with the Freedom* Foundation, Inc., o f Valley Forge, they will conduct a Get-Out-Tlie-Vtote campaign, strictly nonpartisan In Its concept and execution. First they will promote the registration o f ail persons eligible to vote. A principal reason for not voting is failure to register, , It has/been aptly said that bad candidates are elected by good people who do not vole, Throughout the nation before registratlon days, Scouts will put In public places on*and a quarter million posters bearing the slogan, "Vote as you think— but vote Novcm- which always seems to hapten in the ca*c ^ Rut within a week the grocerv- WM tMuJnjf t|ct(e„ f(J rontr^ the tnt'f. fic. The store proipered, other stores were opened, and a chain system was born. This year a celebration of the 40th annlversary o f self-service is being conducted by a chain store association. Other groups and Industries which will participate or are invited to do so include processors, manufacturers, educational Institutions, apparel atores, publications, farm organizations, and others. Self-service now represents almost DO j*,. c*nt o f total retail food stores sale* in thl« country and rapidly is spreading in the other principal countries of the wt rH. It The Sanford Herald ■store* se seeee* else* matter October IT. l i l t el me Feet Office »t Bee for*. PterlSs unOtr the Set of roneteri of March I 1ST* m m r n tK i.fh r.mor >>4 i-uuimer SI A It lOIV IIA ttM A H h tt, t t le - u t lr * R 4 lt*r ■ V K l.T It I C U S fllN O . A d t . r t lt ln * M en eeer 'S M B te S Isa fTatlenellr hr U te e ra l A 4r Ml fle o re 1* ttevtsge Oseh Allen!* Oeorgl* Letters To The Editor A L etter te Iks Feeple of Kent Ihole fm iftly He U a a * * a r « M public rtlaton exeratire, who has »im pk taitet. w ither smoku nor drinks. aad i* on a diet beeaaae o f a bean cneditfea. T^ 4t farmer Tb© B1E is Jo© L^tU* fO _, m *. - __-^-iewa >Ka mpiftfl, a^TT^SS1 him* isoi and T h e A fo re It C h a n g e s. . — A Labor Day Poem — But tchaf will Labor Day be like _ Tomorrow when the atom tarn Our ich rtli, vhnt oil end gas are eat Of dote os f u ll, token no coat barns? The Job needs to be done. Should the time ever came when Americana lo*e their interest in the right to vote, and neglect to make the small effect voting requires, the i t to vote, would gradually dt-•appear, i Self-government endure* only iwhen ‘ .. the per | pie support It vigorously. The act of voting jj fn itself an expre*«ion of good dihenahip w ho can sensibly indifferent to an eiection that Is choosing the men and women whose sets and decision* effect the lives of t |] 0f us? ' • • • e i/ C _ *"•* -r V 'C C Back In the World War I era, a Tenne*see groceryman got a new id*;,. It was to open store “ where everything could be handl641 w,th minimum effort.' The result was the to . L ■ * » * « * • J " * " *«* J 2 L * * * " *** comtnuskmer. “ W t think • 1 * « buiioeK n r » a are crertooldn* tto ro w . k « N t«ro market," a i d Joe. r * ^ jrr-j- iajiwm a kit TTflff ma. .Nfft&f* f t « * i * W* nHlft HIOH* «T than they used t o The incon* Of the average Harlem family ku m m " ’! * * ? b ^ w t iw d Joi l . o . t r ip le « * • N « e ™ « la the U 5I. w .en be re . United State* now spend a* math quit* aar* -h ere t h « e a c h r * * r aa the enure popul*. Yci, what tem Labor Day be like When a reactor tight* the totem And heats the hemes end cooks the foot, L\fu aircraft ap end sets then* down? leL * e5L l I vW Cw‘. . . ... Nor * w s b* ^ n idea wk#r© be U t T f f 1 ©* JOOJXO Uncle Sam *ay« be owe* in income taxes. -IS I hit a couple of ofl weUs Will Labor Day be different them, A tribute to a long-past time When worker* toiled front dawn to dark And carried home their bodge of grime? *•*«■«1; barrrh a day. 1 m i^ t « « 1 rT “ But do I own If of Labor Day trill be the *em~. For, whether he use brain or braiem No true man con stand idleness, He teorks at something, dark or dawn. any taon of Canada. Last year n per east o f the money spvr.t by * , jjt. ■n trevel y i i nwat s £ £ £ ? * while Louis has rmmirad a lot - Jtthr to his u x strugglci £ SKS m* * •««■ s? « , H# r t llM the simple dignity th « £ marked him in Ma ring days oil Und? No. m I ly d w rt f a * * how nue| lir - j <5.c n * fr l. od I owa exactly," he aaat “ U tt Thi. Ln t quite trie. A M *o «j M K w l| m<wt than fi.»0.00(i. ntim ated Joe still earns zbout im j u * lett I beard K wa> a;ore tSOjXJQ a year from various ae* . *1 j o o i » Urities but p orted « t . ‘ T h e government has b r a nice than M per cent o f that * » * to w m r. n , tax man don't hound pay hia torrent u x e ». Meanwhile ^ h 6gm fe th e , me It foeernment m tw c.t eharge on his Mybody * f * , j prerKxa u a debt keep piling it ||lln ]t M ro tU lllf . 1 * , * |K[J higher. Iiblt m do." 1 Recently Joe and hiz wifa, Rose. ^ ^ hoped Reeky M ir Ar.d When the atom turns the wheels And lights the town and Ufti the Jet, The w orker trill find soaring task* We hacen’t even thought of yatt On holidays—for better or for worse— He'll tour the roads across the anieerse. vb* r n V ud,‘" * elano would never m ate a eom» daUy hopin* to Mt Use B.000 b id t IU#nipt> r * tried the en-ne. jackpot on High Finance, * ! j „ ch trail hlmaelf. end t a n ha CBS network fiv e w a y ih o w . |^ He had to do it —U K W O O D M A N E!r . Curiosity Costing Corporations ^ »• «» »M d*ti would only be a drop ta the, „ But g * o " ^ . tnd bucket. A itaiistieian estimated own respect,” be aald ilow,.u tw0 d if f r a e t tRta«a.*’ u p * recorder* •olid state rectl- that if Louis warned to wipe out , mil ti « m e t lew fUKia !«■ e aino e * * f ers to tram form slternatinf eurrent to direct current, They *r r now seeking to perfeet: Interm ruIIics. which they describe ss completely new materlsH with propcrtle* not found By SAM DAWSON i l l , bow te Improve the eoe and NEW YO RK .T— Curioeuy eboat forestall the Other. Sotid stste physics studies the ties that Mad atoms together in solid matter and the movement o f the electrons surrounding the nucleus o f the aUm. Nuclear phyties, on tha other hand, *ttudJe* The rcaion: W hit tclcn th u call •olid state physics has been re­ the tort at the atom and from this study comet those loud bangs warding many companies with profitable products they couldn’ t in the Fseiflc Ocean and the Si­ Make 10 years ago. One sxample berian waitea. The study o f solids, however, is Is he transistor, the little rod that concerned more with deve'jpm eot can replace some radio tubes Industrialists freely predict that o f materials and processes fo r the within the neat 10 years the major metal, electronic, power, chemical share o f many businesses trill and electro-chemical industries. By learning hpw some electrons come from products not bow la can move Is the solid maucr un­ production. National Carbon next 1 month der the tnflaoasa at electric or • ill open a mulU-relllioa-dollar magnetic fields e r trader the Inlaboratory in Parma, Ohio, to con­ flusmee at Ught of certain energy or wave length*, icientlsts hav NIGHT LIFE centrate on chemical and ootid developed such things at: Noe S A N DIEGO, Csllf. ( A P ) — A « state physics. mats Ole magnet* used in comps El Cajon Ave. night school sign Be]] Telephone Laboratories' tor* of advanced design; nonm* sped*: "School o f Nocturnal Stu­ work in that field brought about dy." the aolar battery operated by the rays o f the tun. UA. Steel opened a research center a ftw months age ia the Pittsburgh area, whero solid state physics is applied particularly to metal*. Other steel companies research scientists work on speci­ fic problems in the same field. They learn, for example, about the strength and fatigue of wot- ne man of PRAIRIE LA K E Passage skill c man C apital go hand blici had racing, into a single1 group. The foremost o f many pro­ jects now under way la the procurment o f a suitable piece to hold drag raeea. The second Is building a club dragster to race w|ih «nd work on. The club Is affiliated with the Central Flor-, Ids Timing Association of Orlando which hai areas* tn tha Kissim­ mee airport. Drag race* in Kiit-> immee wera bald HepC I, at I IT W O n A pm. AnytSM intereeted in this organ­ ization la Invited to attend our meetings. We want the people to realize that wa are not "crazy irresponsible teenagers", but a __ u k tu M (it m r prornm. It Jot is now tr y in g t o boost hk h .. c - « n » n > « a man wboec :neons* as a public relatxmi cos* fiaaecial woes it e a s t solve. sulisntt to partnership with WO- L j"so wm Stpltikti 3 1hri called Ida H a R brawled h iiw k fa g flii snd only the kwe of a v O U 'R E T E LLIN G M PI gut kept him out dM ------------------ --------------- Bf n o n »< u e A BUM PER C R O P A G A IN THIS Y EA R CenfrM gross W rifsr W agreed [flfl'm e t e L A polity ______ Labor's skill used with sound capital and scientific knowledge hai provided for us the highest living standards in the world« As honest labor merits dignity and respect so pride in one's work from the quality of workmanship. Today we face the need to unite our efforts to conserve our heritage and safeguard our future. SAVE - PROTECT - CONSERVE Will Hold Rodh H u h u i i Services VERETT Wednesday, Sept 5 — 8:00 P. M. = ll£ E N H E C i Thursday. Sept 6 — 10:00 A. M. A t New York Ave. ft HiU S t - .U O C M G J L ROBERT WISE E V E R YB O D Y WELCOME f * FE ATU RES 1.00 StlS S :M 7>SS 9:4# •i T H A T BY OUR LABOR WE M A Y BUILD A BETTER FUTURE �1 Social foenJtA Miss D u n n , John B rad d y Reveal F in d P la ns . Calendar College Chosen Helps A Great Deal In Determining What You Should Pack those who will be living away By P A T WOOD from home for the first time. "yrhat to pack for c o llo e *'” a question needing thousand* of Mother won’ t be there to tenderly awaken you bi the morning. Aa Final plans fo r their marriage student* preparing to step over alarm clock Is x "m u st" Item. the threshhold o f higher learning Saturday, Sept. S, were revealed Also vary much needed la a by Mias Patricia Ellen Dunn, thl" *,lL pressing Iron and Incidentally, a daughter o f Mr. and Mr* Sam Eager to put their best foot good supply o f nylon, orlon and Dunn of this city and John Paul forward, yet not* sure which is Jersey garments will help cut Braddy, son of Mr. and Mrs. it their best foot, the soon-to-be col­ the Ironing >urs. Don’t forget an lege freshmen o f both sexea often where they visited their sons, C. Braddy, of Gensva. By M ART FOW LER extra pair af glasses, toothbrush, a hundred A smart luncheon party will b « Wallace Jr. and David and their The wedding will take at 4 p. pack and repack for your ayo glasses, toothbrush, times. held this Wedneeday at 1 p.m.* in families at their summer cottages m. In the Frist Presbyterian toothpaste^ shaving gear, cos­ A few suggestions will help the metics, Murine eye drop* and as­ the Civic building. Sponsored by Hclnnl* on lake Huron. On the return trip Church with the Rev. the eOBary d o m in '* club, and excited but perplexed and be­ pirin. performing the cehemony. added attraction la a fashion ihow, thay were entertained at the Immediately following the wedd­ wildered frosh not only In his Pack a few resolutions fo r good modeled by club member* and ex­ home o f their daughter and her ing a reception will be held in aim to strut on the campus with habits along with your clothes. hibiting the latest Florida (a ll husband, Mr. and M n , M. F. the annex building o f the church. the ease o f a senior, bat to ably Hesolve to eat throe well balanc­ fashions by Yo*. aU's at Sanford. . Cs vs lion of Hartsdale In tha No Invitation* are being sent, meet the reiponslbilltlaa o f being ed meals a day concentrating on Mr*. Henry Lather and Mr*. glamorous section of Westcbeser but all fnends and relative* o f "°n >'«** own-" fruits, salads and vegetables; get Harry Sellers will aaalat the chair­ First, let's look at tha ward* adequate txerclse each day, and the couple are Invited to attend county, man of the ways and mean* robe. It's not a question of "Shall eight or nine hour* o f slaop. It’s the wedding and reception. committee, Mrs. Price Good too, I stock up on Bermuda shorts be* a wonderful feeling to bo on your Mr. and Mrs. Arne Iricksen in making thla flrst-of-thesesaun cause 1 bava nice leg* ” Nor la It own but the freedom entails res­ a ffa ir a hug* success. Mr*. Good- entertained recently at a buffet a question o f "D o I look batter ponsibility. In alack* or L e v i's ? " The ques­ eon reports that over 100 <e v - supper for new DeBary residents Tha girls might find H wise to vationa have already boon taken. Mr. and Mra. La Velle Pierce, tion is "W hat type o f school im U big bag* to gO With their Eighteen different costumes will I attending and where is it localform erly o f Cleveland, wbere he campus wear *o that whole day's be shown during the afternoon and ed?' gear o f notebooks, pencils, pens, Mra. Myrtle Wilson, Home-De........... .... that ...... ........... report Has It that they are all waa manager o f that fabulous Van It is true Levi's ................. are basic make-up and glasses may be car­ stunning creation*. Reservations Swaring an 1,000 room hotel, the monatratlon Agent* reports that at „ \yellern college and Ber* ried. n wmm a a Iim Among the guests rainy Interesting t p t i l t f i were muda wKnrt* lor the luncheon, which la open to Cleveland. shorts a are worn ito elasa Finally, If the choice at a goingall, with an especial Invitation t » Mr. and M n . Einar Tide- heard and a great deal accom­ at some small midwest campuses. away gift Is a radio or type­ the huabanda, may be made with m * M r; , nd Mri. James V plished at tha annual meeting of But what la worn In class or on writer, take Um typewriter. It ISM- ***- —•Hnankna . .' _ _ .. . m_ •A committee member, Richards, M n . Daniel Pugh, Mr. The Home Demonstration Agents the campus, for dates and for will increase your chances (o r Association, which she attended loafing, depends on what’s accept­ good marks, In addition to getting and M n . George Wakefield and In Gainesville last week. Mr*. Harold Lynch entertained Robert Feyl. ed at the particular school. Gen­ the work dona faster. the executive board o f the DeBary Mrs. Mamie Daughter o f Leon erally speaking, the more Infor­ Packing aids Include plastie Garden club in her home recent­ Dr. and Mra. A. L. Lincoln County waa elected president of mal wear that la accepted at a bottles (or liquids and creams, ly and stated that all women of have returned from Rochester, N. the Association, while Loomis small school la frowned on by polysthylsne f i l m Refrigerator thla vicinity are Invited to loin Y . w h en Dr. Lincoln waa engaged Blltch o f Alachua County w ** large cly schools. bags fo r damp things, cellophane I the chib, with the proviso that In teaching among the retarded named president of the County One standard that goes from tape to temporarily repair hem* they a n willing to contribute to special classes which were select­ Agents Association. coast to coast is, fo r girls: skirts, and straps, and kitchen self-stick­ the alma o f thla club: learning to ed tar clinics! work m education Fletcher Farrington of DaJe- sweaters, blouse* and Jackets. ing wax paper far wrapping up garden In Florida and making Do. this summer, in western New York vlUe, Ala., who is the national The basis for the men are (lacks, sptllablee. Bary a better place In which to state. president of the County Agricul­ sport shirts, sweaters, and jackats. Of m in e , no matter how well Kva. Mr*. Theodor* Broome, tural Agents Association^ gave, a A special hint fo r the distaff Informed the fall 'M college president, appointed the following M n . Ernestine Pugh has been "splendid" talk on the National side: You won't need more than freshman might be, he or she wlU committee chairmen: program, visiting at Holland Patent and Association, which was followed one or two formal gowns sat the still feel "unsure" aa the first M r*. A. L. Lincoln; civic beauti* Bamaveldt, N. Y . with her child* by a talk given by Dr. M. O most. Exchanging among the step la made on the campus fication, Mr*. John Bryn; horti­ ren, Mr. and M n . David Robaru Watkins, new director, on the g|r ll it a CUitom a; most schools grounds. Don't worry about It. culture, Mra. Henry Wood; bird* and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Canter* "duties o f county agents . | Ind keep in mind thsta bare Next year, you will be casually and conservation, Mrs. Arthur bury. At Essex, N. Y . she visited Miss Anna Mae Sikes, State shoulders and sheer nightgowns testing item* in y o tr luggage with $ . W att; courtesy, Mr*. Ralph Leon­ ber son, Rev. Emast Pugh and Home Demonstration Agent, ex­ are out of place In the dormitory. nary a doubt—probably Just the ard; membership, M n . George family and at Lake Senera V. plained the dutiei o( the extension The wardrobe settled, make a day before classes atari I W akefield; legislature, Mrs. Greg­ Y. she was entertained by her home demonstration agents, aft­ list of Hems needed fo r "Inde­ ory Kessenieh; plant exchange, sisters, Mra. Frank Upson and er which Mr. Otto Kroy, assistant pendent" jiving. ThU reoulre. M l l l l ' s V O W S T o k C f l M n . David Taxter; oubllclty. Mrs. Mr*. Thomaa Fennell. Her daugh* . . „ . „ „ administrator for the Federal careful thought—especially of Harold Lynch; books, M n . James if f / I Kstenslon Sarvlce in Washington, Bicharda; visiting gardens, Mrs. Rf * * r u ' j I t ! * D. C., talked about tha aitenslon William Ferguson. winter and thought so well o f thli| * flourishing v illig o that thay have ^ h c University o f Florida waa DeBary building Inspector Rob­ bought a home in DeBary Mr. and Mrs. Luclso Normand represented by Dr. F. A. E Elds* ert H ofstetler reports 18 -new and daughter, Paulette, have Just ness, assistant rrsrsrch orafti* homes under construction, total­ Mr*. Ewsld Mlchelsen tells us ior, who spoke on Florida's water relumed from Mendham, N. J. ing **8,700. There will be many that the DeBary Woman’s club la resources; Dr. S. E. Grigsby, aawh*to, on Aug. t l, they saw their Ths first meeting at the Wsstmore this month o f September aa planning further social projcctii alitant professor of soclotnffv. who daughter, Lucille become Bister tlde School P-TA will be held the building rush commence* In a Touring Florida party In Octob­ gave in Mary Richard la a very imprei“ axcallent" talk on Thursday, Sept. •, at 1:90 pm the fail. er, with dessert and cards. Mr*. "principles of counseling with The purpose o f thla meeting wili ./ V T .? !? . Chartos Gifford. Mrs. Richard families and small groups"; Dr. LuclUt* first came ae a lovely Mr. and M n , Albert Mich ael Is Hart and Mra. Frank Piatroplutn Allan, vice-president, who told the be to get acquainted and all bride, then received from the mothers o f new children to the o f Madera road ara moving M will be the committee la charge. Bishop her Holy Habit In the group that thay should all aid In school are urged to attend. Feat Lauderdsi*. A farewell din­ Order o f the Sisters o f Christian anoouraging high school students New officer! fo r thla year *r * Charities, ner wae held lor them Friday to study more, explaining that Mrs. Carl Prescott, President! evening at the home of Mr. and Before going to Mendham, N. M n . Harry F. Brown at Gem . ? • t S T , ; Cart > r a « * t . Vlce.Prm ld.nt; J., the Normand* tourned the Eng­ k n . Joe Q in * u , program M - land States, visiting relatives and Lake. With the Michael la family college snd the remainder would rector; Mrs. Orsdy Hsrmsn, De­ friend*. They spent a few days were Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Brink* "have to find something else to votional Chairmen; Mr*. P * Jeha- in Stamford, Conn.,- with Mr. and cell* and M n . Edna Decker. Ded o ": and Mr. and M n . W. M. son, Hospitality; and Mr*. E. E. M n . Philip Elnlcota. M n . Zlnicoia ■w Bary'a loa* wilt be Fort Lauder­ Schedule o f Miss Myrtle Wilson, Fifleld, provost for agriculture, Bed in bough, Membership Chair­ i* the termer Miss Claire Nor­ dale's gain, fo r the Michaetie Home eDmonstrallon Agent, (mm who spoke on "public agrlcul* fam ily were « much liked part Sept. 9-11 u a* follows. man. mand, o f this city* tore". t f the town's activities. BepL g, Chuluota Home DemonWestside teacher* are; flret A discussion on "better com­ stratlon club will meet at the munication in the horns demon- grade, Mrs. Elisabeth Sharon, Mr. and M n . Wallace Gahler School building at 10:90 a. m. stmtlon program " waa delivered who is also principal, aaad Mrs. have returned from a trip to Report from member* attending by Mr. Ralph Fulghum, assistant Helen Stevenson; Second grade, Royal Oak and Port Huron, Mich. the Short Course in GalneevlD* chief o f Division of Information Mrs. Harry A. W att sand Mra. will 1m given. Coveted dish lunch- snd Programs fo r the Federal Idell Hampton, who Is new this Extension Service, at Washington, year; and third grade, M n . Re­ 4 becca Holmes and Mra. E iear A data in "Exploratory A rt" D. C. will start at the Seminole High The sgrate then had a discus­ Nefdtr. Refreshments wil) he Served at School, T:0D-10'M p. m. to which sion o f service program planning club members are Invited to Join. for 1KT, following which Mrs. the meeting. Sept. «, Longwood Bom* De­ James Brogdon, extension ante TBe regular waekly m eetug o f monstration Club will meet at the omcloglst, gave the latest de­ showed movies dastgaed to aid - the Sanford Duplicate d m was Library la Longwood at 10:W a.m velopments In the fight against in recognising a id cembaUag tha held Thursday night at I pm . Members who attended the Short the Mediterranean Fruit F ly and Insect, In the Yacht Club fo r the last Course in Galooevillo in July will time. Beginning next Thnnday, give their reports. Covered dish September I , 1IM, meetings will luncheon. ^ he held In the new Shrine Club "Exploratory A r t " class will - building across from tha May- have Um second meeting at the ' fa ir Inn. All bridge player* are Seminole High school n :0 0 - l0 :» Invited to eom* down and part­ p m. Clob members and ether* icipate in thee* games. Refresh* who are interested are invited to .* manta will be served during the Join. - evening. S ep t I , 4-H Radio program There w c t * seven tables In W TRR 11:90-11:41 a.m. play Thursday and svarag* score Sept. 11., Geneva Home De­ waa 7*. Dr. and Mrs. Leonard monstration d o b will have aa all Munson cams in flret with Mte day moating, opening 10:91 a.m m - Points; Mrs. Alice Eckhardt and Coveed dish luncheon. Business 1 ’ Mra. Grace Clifton, eecood witk session and tustallatLm of officer* - M potato; Mr, and Mrs, g. Albert, will take piece in tk * Burning . third with M potato; tied far and report! from members attend* - fourth were Mr*, Myrtle Adnma lag Short O w n * in Gainesville • • and M r*. Hatel Anderson and Mr. will be given la the afternoon. Irvin g Felnberg and Mr. Cecil - - Binna with I I points. W ILL S I W ITH VS Three-quarter movement was In pUy, with Ina Kiehl aa Di­ rector. No longer dam the cotton dress vanish with tha firm hint o f cold umath w , not to appear again until the d ie t rabta a f spring is sight- DeBary W om an's C lu b Luncheon To Feature Fall Fashion Show 'Miss Myrtie' Attends Meeting In Gainesville Westside School P.T.A. Will Meet Thursday Night MONDAY Tha Phllathea Class o f the First Presbyterian Church will meci jn the bom* o f M n . C. C, Howard, S. Mcllonvllla Ave., at J.4J p.m. O. A.'s and Sunbeam meeting at the F in t Baptist Church is postponed until Sept. 10. TUESDAY The Daughten o f Wesley Sunday School Class o f the First Metho­ dist Church will hold their regu­ lar business and social meeting at I p. m. In McKIntey Hall, with Mrs. Albert HIckion's and Mrs. C. M. Flower’s Groups serving as hostesses. Sanford Lodge No. 61 F 4 A M resumes communications by con­ ferring o f the Fellowcraft Degree at Masonic H ill at T:90 p. m. The Sanford Tourist and Shufflsboard Club will hare a covered dish supper at I p . n . Th* B.P.W. will hold a business meeting at g p. m. In City Hall. The Rsr C. L. Arnold will con­ duct the morning devoting over WTRR, Sanford, at B:90 a.m. Brownie Troop No. 233 will meet after school on the second C .31 o f youth building o f Presbyterian Church, SOB Park Ave., The Troop will be under the leadership o f Mrs. E. W. Linker, with Mrs. Ho­ ward as Assistant WEDNESDAY Morning Circle No. • of (he First Presbyterian Church will meet m tha home o f Mrs. L. B Llbbey, 9109 Iroquois Ave., with Mrs. Jo* Baker, Chairman, presiding Annual Business meeting at the First Bsptist Church at p.m. Sunday 8chool Workers Council at l: !4 p.m. Morning Circle Number Nine o f the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 10 a. m. In tho home o f Mrs. L. B. Llbbey, 2809 Iroquois Ave. Girt Scout Troop 149 will meet in the Youth Building o f tha Presbyterian Church, 308 Park Ave. Mrs. Fred Kobb, the leader, urges that il l girts be present as the troop will divide into new patrols at that Ume. The Rev. C. L. Arnold will con­ duct the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, aa 8:30 a. ra. The W.S.C.S. o r the Ebenexor Methodist Church will meet at tha hoe of Mr, J. C. Warmack at 7:49 p.m. , FR ID A Y The Ilov. C. L. Arnold will con­ duct the morning devotions over VVTUli, Sanford, at 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY The R.A.'a meet at the First Daptist Church at 9:30 a.m. The Unity Class will meet In tho Valdes Hotel at 8 p.m. Josephine Stuckio will loach new hook "H ow to Let God Help You". Everyone Is welcome. Shipp Home Scene Of Birthday Party Buddy Shipp celebrated his third birthday, Aug. 30, with a party at his home, 2930 8. Yale Ave. The boys and girls played games, followed by refreshments of ice rroam, cako and a fruit ado. Those Invited were Danny How­ ard, M in Lilly Howard, Miss Ruby Howard, Mis* Irene Howard, Miss Elaine Hay, Tracy Hay, Billie Hern. Danny Hern, Donnio Law. son, Mias Jenny Lawson and the sister nf the honored guest, Miss I’ auta Joan Shipp. Happy Birthday MissMyrtie's a Schedule BI RTHS A baby boy was bom U, Mr and Mrs. Dean P. Taylor, 4 l» Bin Marcos A v e , Sal unlay morning at 10:4& a.m. at the Semlnola Memorial Hospital. Tho baby, who weighed 7 lbs., X ot., has been named Bruco Wayne. Jo Qua J-Aimdi, Bridge Club Moves To New Location In Shrine Building a n d Q iudanW iA .1! (h u im w vju m n i MR. LOUIS MATTHEW S of th* STORES - SCHAEFER T A LO R IN G W e Are Now Open For Business After Extensive Alterations: COMPANY Cottons Now Worn All Year Round Fall Decorating -Requires Light Colors, Gay Prints '. Women have flnallv rebsllad against the eld fashioned Idea that light colon and gay prints 'should be exclusive In soring and ;* summer, while fo r (all and arbiter ..th ese should all he packed away •f and exchanged for d arter tones. S snew bets tlse idee ■that light, airy rotors shouM do ;Jurf aa well la fall and winter •as they do in the warmer month*. ! • * now the market la bring flooded with cotton bid spas aiie and drap­ eries which ran he washed aa often as they need It. These are ■all in colorful tones that knap ~ looking Uk* spring all * •> « T U ESD AY Criton la new a year-round pro* fo r Fall and la tweedy texturee which ana ha worn right through tha wtatar month*. Modem Settaaa tan go any. what*, whether it bo to the beach in summer ka tha term o f a bath­ ing suit or to the Meat formal of winter's dances. Aad today's wo­ men are finding K tees expensive to buy and to keep up than ot U s ........................... parts. You ate o * your las' pair ot eyes—take ear* a f them. I f you're on a Job where eye orotectlon It needed, doa't gamble — use I t Alan new m the market is settee Mska sure you are getting enough wallpaper, which. It U said, will rest and an adequate diet, because .last M ta U years. TWo mad* a lack o f either is bound to affect •af high-quality muslis wkieh la to* efflelewey a f your eye*. Us* .eoated with a special paint that an eye lotion to ease the strain is based on ae that i t will aet that comes from long periods o f fad*, resulting Id g - | “|g g — "ctoee" or detail work and give that is not only durable, hat eesy your eyas a break from time to 'to keep ctesn a* mi ani sealed Ume throughout the day by seel­ -Surface. ing them completely fo r a few ’ Thaee alas come la t f e light, seconds. You will be surprised airy prints ee necessary in the bow quickly they will respond to sav r u & W ED N ESD AY Sept. 4th & 5th Showing a complete line of Fall and Winter fabrica for *| C 1 3 PL /® Discount For Cash & Carry Pickup and delivery If you prefer Men’s and Ladies' Suita. Mr. Matthews will be glad to take your measure for a suit to be delivered at your eonvenience. LANEY DRY CLEANERS E. H. LANEY, Owner 110 E. SEC O N D ST. LUND Says: Does his record in Congress • i the past 8 years entitle Sid Iter long another term? That's up \<i the voters. But In falraens u them, hi* record should be made public. U belongs to the people. They hsva paid fo r It and are ea* titled to have It exposed. . THURSDAY The Rev. C. L. Arnold will con­ duct the morning devotions over W Tllit, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. Intermediate choir rehearsal at tho First Baptist Church at T p.m. Adult Choir rehearsal at th* First Baptist Church at I p.m. The first meeting of tho Westside School P-TA will be held at 7:30 p.m. By Miss Normand In Mendham, N. J. BEPT. 1 Bill Peacock Mkrgsret Jones Marjorie Goodspeed Billy Colley Basel fitudebaker SEPT, C. W. Brantley BEPT. 9 Mrs. J. P. Thurmond Jack Burney Fred W. S a l TH E SANFORD H E RALD Mon. Sept. 3, 1956 Page B PHONE 465 LU N D I will not conduct a 'mud* slinging' campaign nor Induiga in ' personalities. Both tho office, and the campaign for it, requite dignity and sincerity. His record alone Is the Issue. I CHARGE TH A T HIS RECORD DISCLOSED TH A T HE HAS OB­ TAIN E D NO ACTION WHATSO­ EVER ON A N Y IM PO R TAN T LEGISLATION DURING THE E N TIRE S Y E A R S HE HAS BEEN IN OFFICE. The facts bear this out. I make it early In the campaign so that ho will have ample Ume to refute It. I will also have ample time to prove the charge I f he does. In I year*, tho record shows that HE MISSED 97 o f 000 IM ­ PO RTAN T ROLL CALLS ON SIG N IFIC AN T L EGISLATION. He also missed 89 quorum Roll Calls. It shows that OUT OF 68 PUBLIC BILLS HE 1NTRODUCED O N LY 5 BECAME LAW. ON 57 OK THEM, NO ACTION WAS TAKEN. Two o f tho bills pasted, dealt with the conveyance o f U. S. lands to Boards o f Cuunly Commissioners; one allowed cer­ tain lands for civil defense; on* related to credit allowance for dividend! received and paid by ■ trade corportlon and the other authorised the Issuing o f pktenta for certain lands on the Indian River. In the tame 8 years, HE IN ­ TRODUCED 44 P R IV A T E BILLS AND GOT NO ACTION ON 31, ONLY 9 BECAME M W . Tlu-so are known aa re lie f Mil* and moat o f them provided for the Treasury to pay claims. Included In these bills he Introduced, waa one to reimburse a Connecticut corporation $87,713.00 fo r exponses Incurred in a failure o f Kansas teed obtained from th* C.C.C.; another to exempt ocrtxln post season football games from admission taxes; another to ex­ empt certain real property In Washington, D. C, from taxation; another to (Dow attorney’s fcca In certain tax cases; another dealt with tha certain notifiesRons to trade mark holders Can ha claim these to bo important legislation. In speaking o f the $10,000 sa­ lary boost for Congressmen, ha voted for, he laid on July 1st, 1990, "Th e only difference 1 have discovered seems to be that I don't have to borrow quite as much money to make both ends m eet." My answer to that Is that no one la farced to run for Con­ gress. It must and does involve many personal sacrifices. It should not be considered a mean! o f livelihood. It Is a trust, a re­ sponsibility and an honor. It Certainly should be worth the sacrifice. Instead o f belittling the living o ff to $11,800.00 a year, I believe It behooves him to consider whether he actully earned what he had been paid. If, as I understand, he contends his seniority and membership on an Important committee la hla claim to re-election, then he should explain why he got no action on the vast majurlty o f hla bill*. He cannot blame the OOP fo r this. The Democrats were In caotrol moet o f the Ume. There will be more o f this re­ cord lite r. This column is cosUy and 1 am bearing most nf the load myself. All that tha GOP organi­ sation! have given me U a total of $1,000, plus a return o f tha filing fee. That Isn't much con­ sidering tha vaatoesa o f t h e . i l counties o f this district. ( I trust those organisations won't get angry about printing this fart, but the truth shouldn't burl too much, $ I am m yitlfled at the claim* o f some about the big GOP money that is supposed to be floating around. Because he is la office, he baa had the break o f getting "new $." Thla Is hard to offset and requires a lot o f campaigning, lted We had • two-party system in Uils eengrpaaional district In receut y « a n , thl* would not have bscn necessary. The public would hove had the record o f the incumbent w r y I m n Instead of getting It now fa r the first timet, . Arnold Lund #• -• I •V R^hUean Candidate ter.. W CangrsM 9* H 4 # A. �' tide an ope* grave beckoning. *' ZOLA 'The picture beaida the coffin was made when Dean risked « high school churn la hi* home town. It was a gag picture that any >oung man might po*« f or 0q an impulse," taps Stevens. Associated Press Retrace Reporter STORKS, Conn., UR—Science has discovered a "rumpus room lungus." RO SS A university o f Minnesota re••areher reported this to tbs American Institute o f Biological Sciences Contention Tuesday. He said he had found that dlscutoratiOn on painted insulation hoard la basements—a problem plagu­ ing homes in Eastern state■— Is tore accuses "fa s t buck promo­ ters" o f sparking a weird, morbid eult fo r the dead actor. Newsstands lalaly have been Manufacturers have been Heturday Sept, gg Thursday Sept. 12 Seadejr Sept. 22 2 He peat Bandits Rob Postal Clerk Monday Sept. I f Saturday S e p t I I Sunday S ep t I I 10:51 *.m 11:24 p.m. Monday S e p t IT K Tuesday Sept. 18 Wednesday Sept, k Thursday S ept 27 Friday S ep t 28 Saturday S ep t M REPORTED IN GOOD CONDITION RINGER Dr. J. Paul Scott o f the Jackson Memorial Laboratory, Bar Harbor, Maine, said they got that way ae a rtault o f tw o genetic traits separately Inherited from: Dogs used fo r hunting birds fo r the falconaers o f the Middle Ages, and trained to crouch quietly a ft­ er flushing the birds from the ground, and from prem oden sette n who ware "trained to And the birds and then lie fla t while a net was thrown ovor them and the dog. 3. What's new in botanical plant hunting! Answer: The helicopter. Dr. Elbert L . Little Jr., o f the U. S. Forest Service said helicop­ ter* are great fo r getting to usual­ ly inaccessible places in aoma tropical areas. And tbey’ra much better than flaed-wtng aircraft fo r identifying plants from the air, he ■aid. mold. yesrs and then coma back to pick me up like a—like a discarded pair of pants!** Kemp th rew .K ck hla head and laughed. ’'Darling, 1 wouldn't dream of comparing you to a pair of pants—worn or newl But yes, 1 expected to come back to my wile. You hadn't married. Or waa I w ron g! Did you intend to mar­ ry the very proeperoue - a nd ob­ viously willing—Jaeoo Tea E y c k !" She watched Kemp, trying to de­ cipher hla expression and suddenly aha knew that Kemp no longer loved her yet Intended to stay married to her. He waen’t the man she had married. Then he'd been a drifter but warm and eager to pleaee, gentle. Now he wanted something. Her spirits lifted. You could barwith a man who wanted aorneand she had never been a bad trader. She wanted her freedom) Kemp wanted something she didn't understand. "W hat happened on the p ea s!" ■he heard her voice with astonish­ ment. Kemp abandoned hla lounging pose in tha door. Ha cams Into the parlor, sat down, clipped and light­ ed a c ig a r,, "Tha Swede waa afraid In go back to Rkagway. Ha gave ms money, promised me a partnership If I w ent I had a lot of money. Roma o f It waa to buy supplies "Look at 8arah Bernhardt. When she was a years old. she^ posed lying down with her eyes closed In a coffin. Y et she lived to be 80." LOS ANGELES (It - Two hepcat bandits held up Blchard >E. Engler, 90-year-old postal clerk, but he assured police the only things "rea l gone" wero hla 10 bueki and *H0 wriatwatoh. Engler said Monday the "c o o l" conversation went like this: "Daddy, you've had It, man. Give ua your bread, then you're as free aa a bird. "Th is wasn't much o f a score, man," said the other robber, look­ ing at the money and watch. "W e didn't know you were from BrokeYille." hid topics aa "Jim m y Dean Speaks from Beyond": “ Why Ilmmy Dean knew he was going to d ie ;" or “ Why Jimmy Dean want­ ed to d ie." George Stevens, who directed Dean tn the upcoming "Giant,” calls aO the stories ridiculous. "Jim m y Dean lived every day fo r the future. He had no more premonition o f death than you or I. These feet buck promoters, out to aell their magatlnee and sou­ venirs, won’t let the poor fellow die in peace." HOLLYWOOD (ft — ' Singer DI. nah Shore, who Buffered a milcarriage yesterday, was reported In good condition today at Cedars o f Lebanon HoapltiL She and her husband, actor George Montgomery, hare two children, Melissa, g, and John David, 2. The couple had Just re­ turned from a Hawaiian vacation. 'Work on tha road is underwsy, BUI O'Bsnbn is having an add­ ition built to hla barn. Cort Yancey sold his mule, Pet*, to Carl Stiv- Meny o f the article* are aecompanlad by photos which Steveha gag shots. One shows * Dean be•Ida aa open coffin *n a Fair-' mount, Ind., mortuary. Another ii an autographed picture from Vamplra, who did a ghoulish television act in Introducing horror movies. She was ■ friend o f Dean's and the picture ib ow i her standing be- O. D. Farrell 310 E. First For 10 veers this (tore has consistently observed the fob lowing hours: Week days I a, » . to ItlS p. m. Raturdara • a. m . to !:2 * p. n. Cloned front 7:20 p. m. Saturday s a il) • l a Men. Arcade Package STORE . LOW C O ST HIGH PROTECTION -E SA N E O R D ATUNTK KAiraNAL B u t Mm:. Lifesaving Blood Banks For Atomic Age Are Revealed By ALTON L . B LAKESLRR Associated Frees Sclent* Reporter 1 **0 ' $M M T*K BOSTON UR — Potent new Ufasaving Mood banka fo r tha atomic age w e n announced Wednesday. These banka stockpile g magi­ m ro t m a p cal element in human blood that works almost Instantly to atop bleeding caused by exposure to atomic raya, by leukemia, and in other diseaiei and conditions. This natural blood clement ia platelets, one o f ‘ he three types o f BBB W ^ o m it p a m o o h TAB L A *r 9 * o ib * u r n * th /b tm * * fm r MAMA mUMPB M l A AMO CAMA t A THAT BO B* BACH n> 1997-B u r M H AP COMB MtOHT/ m a *, ore*. BU TW BM T4 oven- m o » a r * r rue t f r * H TUB A b a . fin a l b u t io $ r, a <10*9 THt* fBAMm cells In human blood. Bed ee'la carry oxygen; white cells figh t Infection. The platelet* help con­ trol bleeding nr hrmorrhige. I t c h platelet la only a millionth o f an inch wide, and h takas 2R btlllnei o f them to weigh one ounce. Two mMhodi o f preserving pre­ cious platelets perhaps Indefinitely w ere reported to the sixth Con­ gress o f the International Kamato)our l a J i t i , 'The mb has atra that platelet* die ten feat The piatelat* in a pint of blood die within a day after blood ia donated to l bank. But tha rlattM s now can bo Ashed out of whnlo Mood and prraorvnd separately. Proudly the nation salutes Labor and rightly so! By their energy and sk illful use o f m odern tools and machines, the men and women of Labor have made America’s produc­ tion the highest in the world! Free from the dictates o f socialist planners, new -skills and improved m ethods produce more things for more people...creating the highest standard of living ever known! Ever conscious of its responsibilities, Labor In Free America is an esteemed p a rtn e r in th e L abor-In v esto rManagement team that has built the sinews o f our industrial might—the bulwark o f our security and freedom! to On* mothod » qukfc-fraesn and dry thorn into a whit* powdor, kept hi a aoalad glass tub* and than mixed with salt solution whan a Ufa-aavtng injection Is nandad, Thla method waa reported by Mrs. Edmund EMa, Sidney Ber­ ber, L DJomaai and P. Arnold *f Uio Children's Hospital, Beaton. Am bitious young Man or Woman, looking U qoI Notice fo r a future. Starting salary w ill be depen- W ", v■ | 'i IrfV* V j* ,i . - "if Laborhasplgyadakayroltin tha phenorMoal programof Fkrida'aslactrie industry. Tha am and woman of FPAL hava halpad boost our power producing capability to more than four tuna* it* VJ-Day rating. Wa art proud of this Hunjhfna Sarvioa team and tha job they an doing *.* •. HELPING BUILD FLORIDA! dent on your ability in our line o f work. \i v iCfood knowledge o f English, ability to V » ,ty p e is absolutely necessary. I f you like f - to w rite, Ceuotr. this Is a real opportunity fo r you. Send all details to Box HSJ % The J B B ifir J ". .San ford Herald. ~>-.i— . nr‘ �hsi-*: Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 ate IT-BU 1LD INU — R E PA IR S P A IN TIN G Empty? A N T ADS R E N T 'E M E A S T E A T _____________ GOOD POOD AND D B I N E S served in pleasing surroundings by plM iant people. The Doggie Diner k Bar, Lake Mary. MAR-LOO R ESTAU RANT i Sample Menu: T-Bone Steak, • Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida Debater, Deviled Crab, and of ' courae Lola'* Famoua P in a . PHONE 11J5-W fo r Uke-out. HW Y. 17-M South. I| ,l- C A R D or GEORC1A GROWN C a b b a g e Repair workl Home alterations! 42—A R T IC L V HSR R E N T Plants in any quantity. Ready No job too small. Finished carp­ for setting o u tS ep L 10th. Vari­ NOW 8 mm film rental library enter will give prompt service. eties are o f Mldteason, Marlon at Wleboldt'a Camera Shop. 210 % Phone 13BB-J. Rollins A Slagle. Market. Early Round Dutch, S. Park Ave. Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy M c K A N K Y -HM 1 T H P A IN T S This I* a free pass to the Ritx Mammoth Red and B ally Copen­ 2416 8. Park Phone 1203 Theatre fo r W. J. Bsrnum. Exp. hagen, all from Certified FerryMurrls Seed, Ripe A Ready To­ dato Sept. 12, 195*. This Is a free pass to the Moviemato A Produce Co., Stale Farmland Rlda-ln Theatre fo r F. L. 43—AR TIC LE S FOR SALE era Market, Sanford, Florida, AUisi. Exp. date Sept. 11, 1*3*. Phone 328. We buy end sell used furniture. t f — PIANO SERVICE Paying lop rash prices for any Georgia cabbage plants. ATI var­ thing o f value. SUPER T R A D ­ L. L. Sill — Plano Technician ieties — any amount. Starting ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2063-W. Phene IIM Rente I. Sanford Sept. 11. Hugh C. Whclchel, State Market Stall 13. Day 1339, Trunks, Wardrobe. Steamer*, I I — R O O FING -PLU M BING night, *27. Footlockers, Briefcases, San­ ford Jewelry A Luggage Co., W . J. K IN G 300 Sanford Ave. Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing A Supplies — Factory to You— 34—APTS— HOUSES— ROOMS Reem Electric Water Heaters A lu m in u m 2*34 Orlando Dr. Ph. M V e n e tia n B lin d s I f intereated tn apartment clean­ er than average. Close in. See Plumbmg. Kresty Heating Baeloeed head. Sag-proof bottom Jimmy CUwan. Ph. *1*. rail with plastic end*. Plaatle or M. G. HODGES rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Service on AH Water Pumps— HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t cords. Welle Drilled - Pumps Apia. 339 S. Atlantic. Daytona S e n k n rik G U m an d P a in t Cn. Paata Road. Phone TOO Beach. CaU 2374-W for reserva­ 112-114 Wool Sad St. Pboao u o tions »it * r 6:00 pi m. C E R A M IC T I L E Paul F . Mueller A Son Ph. 1S4 Arm y Cota, $5.99; Paint, 82.30 gal. French Avenue hum* suitable for T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy SurpFree estimate. Quality work. home A business. For Informa­ iua, 310 Sanford Ave. tion call 1494. NECCHI-ELNA FURNISHED apt*. Phoaa 1321. S 5w in i Machine Canter Salas, Service and Rentals W ELAKA A PA R TM E N TS! rooms GARRETT'S private baths. 114 W. First St, 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 Coat reruns and Repair RENTALS Ph. 1821 1A— FLACKS f T H A N E S _________ We wlah to thank our friends and neighbors for their many kind­ nesses to us during the recent loss o f our loved ones. Your many expressions o f sympathy i and beautiful floral tributes will alwaya be remembered and ap­ preciated. Mrs. Della Hardy. Mr. k Mrs. E. O. Keith Mr. k Mra. Charles D. Hayes. E Mr. k Mrs. R. L. Brrdley. Mr. k Mrs. Henry Hardy Jr, I#07 Seaferd Ave. Phone 1113 2 2 -S P E C IA L NOTICES AUTOM OTIVE CROSLEY - BENDIX Salta and Service RAND ALL E FF E C TIV E AUG. SO ElectMc Company A L L ISM EVINRUD E8 ON SALE Servlet— Quality— Satisfaction 2 H. P . Lauion Pb US Sanford 2B3T-J-3 De Bary Air-cooled, 4-cycle . . . . ftss.oo FA IR B A N K S • MORSE P u m p a S 1L P. Mercury 1935 Model ................ 1131AS Well Drilling, HOWARD C. # 1 H. P . Royal LONG, Phone 3M 20T East Gear ahlft—new . . . . . . $131.90 Commercial Ave. ft H. P. Mercury CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING IBSS Mark ft ............. 91M.00 Slip Coveri end Drape* Ttt H. P. Evinrude . STAN LE Y KULP Good as new, . . . . . . . . 1105.00 * PHONE 2S36-J. TVS H. P. Evinrude ISM Model .................. $195.00 Tree* trimmed, removed and delft H. P. Mercury mossed. Ph. 1007-R. Lightning .................... $125.00 SANFORD T R E E CO. 10 H. P. Scott Atw ater 1SSS Model .................. 110.00 ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ 10 H. P. Johnson ments, involcei, hand bills, and tM 1SS4 Model .............. 199.00 programs, a te . Progressive 11 H. P. Saa R e a ------- »S3.00 Printing Co. Phone >40# — 403 lft H. P. Scott Atwater 1SS4 West 13th St. with Ball-A-MaUc . . . . f 119.00 T. V. REPAIRS lft H. P. Scott Atwater IB35 Model ................ 1219.00 T U 10 p. m. Service Call*, $3.00, J. Q. Herrin, Pb. MftftJ W. A. tO H. P . Mercury 1SSS M o d el-L ik e new. $29840 Norris, Ph. 1559. Ueensed Tech­ nicians, guaranUed work. 10 H. P . Martin ueed Just a few hours .. 183.00 Weil drilling, water guaranteed. 11 R P . Johnson Phone 1006-W. IBM Model u................. 360.00 A lio many motors torn down for m used parts, Reasonable. v • TR AD E IN your old boat, Mo­ LOW ERY A BRIDGES tor o r Trailer. Sea. lSld-W Orange City Ip r 4-1414 — Selection o f Boats— Glass, Mahogany, Aluminum S P E C IA L * • A lio aavsral used Boats and A t N ix Bedding. RenovaU cotton Gator TraUera. and innersprlng mattress. W# al­ so convert cotton mattresses in­ Mow will you SWAP? to Inntrspring. W# make odd alia Mow will you T R A D E ? mattresses and matching box Your old motor. springs. We do upholstery A slip F o r a better grade. covers. Free estimates cheer­ Evinrude Sales A Service fully given. 1301 8anford Ave. R O B S O N S p o r tin g (io o d a Phona 5044. * 3 0 44 E. 1st fit. Phono M ft—BOATS AND MOTORS BULLD O ZIN G 12— SC H O O U M N B TE U C TIO N D A N C IN G I t Will pay YOU to seo us before you buy. Oper Evenings and D e a n n « S c h o o l o f D a n ce Sundays. Ballet • Tap * Ballroom Easts Me Trailer Sate* Beginner, Intermediate, and ad­ Paiatke, Fla. vanced clataee fo r chUdren of Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. eS4-XR. . H K ffisT K A T IO N SEPT- 6.. ‘51 Bel-Air Chevrolet fully equip. Clean. Ph. 3S36-W. 402 Wil- K 10:00 A.M. Phone 2871 — 8:00 P.M. • 17 02 at lllawatha EM PLOYM ENT 'M Ford, ft-paaaenger station wag­ lft -CHILD C A S E , on. WIU sacrifice. Phone Ml-J, Baby litters available. Baby Sit­ ■ fu r ft p. m. ting Agency. Ph. 232-M. *4T Studebaker Commander club coupe. Hedio, heater, overdrive, 38— H E LP W ANTED—F E M A LE w/w tires, fog lights. Above WAITRESS - Apply Touchsoa’ e average conftiUon. $123 cash. Drug Stare, Mr, Clark. See at 300 E. H at St. 27—H E L P W ANTED • M ALE BUSINESS SERVICES T ilt setters wanted. Teem prefer­ red, top w a g e s .' CaU Spring 4-4224. Lake Helen, Fla. PARLORS Modem. A ir t endll wned Salon H a r r ie t t 's D a in t y ffftftk MB E Oak Ph. M l I f —RUIUM NG - FAINTING REPAIRS FLOOR saodlag and flaiakln. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Sami nola county slate IMS. H. M. Gleason, Lakft Mary l ft U SS** eaR It f s y s To use Mr. Want experienced Pianist A Ac­ cordionist to form trio with electric guitar player. R a l p h Slrobridge, 404 Maple Ave. I I —BUSIN E M O PPO RTU N ITIES N O T IC E M. Porter’s Reauty SI will be closed darnjag the mon o f September._____________ SEE and COMPARE The Homes Built By ODHAM A TUDOR. INC. Builders o f Fine Humes For Florida Liviag B EA U TIFU LLY Designed Three And Four Bedroom Home* 1 A 2 baths Varied Selection o f Plans Avail­ able. Priced From 111.200 to $24,000 VA ( G I ) - r H A A FHA Inaarvice Financing. UCMES AV AILAB LE r South Pinecreat ... . Sanford, Fla. Grove Manors ........Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villas . . . . DeLand, Fla SALES OFFICE 2623 S. French Ave. Phona 1100 A 2990 After 8:00 p. m. Call 23TI-W SiVS S;tS IlUO t ilt l:t t CIS 71SII •its cartoua Carnival IV « » id.r-.S.w.-Sports John Hair News H .n S .i vu u . Hmart Ulirihtni tiuval Htiuw U u .ir .t m a iu a Voice ut Vtre.ion* — 1100 charts s ra rr.lt Shew at ]n \ lu uaniuii. »:00 Spartanun cluh »:tn C.lahrllv rtavtuiuee n :«s M a h i Naw. naport I’altl I'aa* Hiarliaht Tbaatre Blan-Otf T . i . S a r Merelan H its m ss ltisa OiftO Ulan-on (its tVnaram naatima Nawa-W .a lh a r 7:i>« •Tlon.l Slnrnlna" • :l»i Captain Kanaatna sms S:ts tSiutt 10: IS ISlSS It ton u rn 11:10 m is Till. Land ot Oura Itanitilanit Florida manufacturer and Instal­ ler o f Spec *n Span quick »»iv Ice laundries has surveyed .nd secured several choice laundry locations In tha Sanford arts. No previous atpcUesce neces­ sary, snwll down psymrnt. bank financing, unusually biff profits. Monarch Laundry Machinery Corn.. P. O. Box *30, Ft. Laadcrdale, Fla. GOOD W O B E E B 8 Classified ads. Lot an ctpenescad ad-writer assist you CHOOSE through 7MIm h >|fM IH *4oremt *»••* Klim Kara ItRn 1*4iJ*. tt |l, ftWftt. t l Stan Tn Stan Hlrlkn It Itlrh Valiant Ijiiljr l^tva of l,l|. H.arch tor Tomorraw tlnlilltie t.lnlil w h i r -t v »4I|V|$HM| fa-eft$»«. t*M w ’ .* .* ’ J iiK io iv iu a casaaat. 4 m oshsv B v n x tn a S:0n Mlch.v Slnui. Sinn aioo rtnport S:Jfl CIS Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Ph. 7I0-W K “ Artificial Sweeteners Should Be Used W isely Dane c.lwarda * Nawa Seminole Realty BALL REALTY ROSA L. .PAYTO N. R E A L ESTATE S l M** t-X. « Radio $139.00 Dielilai ie dig deeper la­ te ike life ef Janta Seawall, fsweee IBth Crct.ry literary (i|«ie, Prof. C. B. Tlakn ef Yale U e le e r e liy placed Classified Ada le bleb ■•••papers la 1923, re­ ceived 2 repliee i«|M eti(g It* eipiece Malskld* Caetlr, ■ear Dahlia. Tkare la aa ebeey clbiaet he feiad hundreds ef Beset 11 papers hlddta aeipl IO:0ii A d x n i u i . Tli.atre tsuo Hiaea 7 T tK a n a v v e a a t a a Section. 2411 Chase Ave. Phone ( i 14 Tail Patt.rn E FFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ 1973-M. Ti»n Hood Slnrnlne able for bachelor or couple. U S E D B R IC K 1:00 t’ apt. Kanearno Private bath. Across tram Post 2 Niee Lota Near Airbase. Rea­ »:nn t i .r r r Moora TWO CARLOADS beautiful used S-ln ttodfrar Office. Manuel Jacobs cm. sonable. P.O. Box 1397. brick. Orange, red, end burnt t 0 :t* Hodfratr black. See thsm at SHERMAN Rose Court Apia, Unfurnished ftlt ;« o Valiant Lady 17—BROEERb a04 REALTO R* CONCRETE P IP E CO. H tl n y.a r r h Knr Tomorrow room apt. Kitchen equipped. U tis (tuidine t.i*ht Phone 14M. SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, RETIRED? Looking for a ra il $200 per M. No. 1 Common *230 Large, clean, furnished ap t 2 buy? We have one of the neatr M. No I Common $136 per adults. 611 Park Ave. cat, 2 bedroom horn**, being . Floor. Laid A Finished; offered completely furnished, at Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph.D ESIRABLE one and two bed$7900.00, Just out of tha city, on room furnished « p i Ph. *31-W 719-R-4 after ft p.m. approximately 1 tore, In a pleas­ W T K S — lA .U tlN U ant setting. Can be bought Un­ M A Y F A IR — 2 bedroom bouse RED-1-MIX CONCRETE It * * K II.O tIH L K I Large yard. Call 1430-J after aosnsr furnished If desired. Terms can Window 8il!s • Lintels AKTKHNtlU.V * p. m. be arrangedl We urge you to ire Septlo Tanka • State Approved S:0d Tli. Ilhrttiin Hour this before jrou buy. Sand - Cement • Mortal Mix St44 Slu.lo at naiulom New two bedroom houses, kitchen • too World At Ul* Miracle Concrete Co. equipped. 1104 Washington. Th. 3-bedroom, 3 batha, deluxe mas­ SiJit Uport. Book 30ft Elm Ave, Phone 1338 443 or write Jack Flynt, Box onry home one year old naar 4:10 Starkrt ll.pnrt IS Twlila ht Honga 303 Sanford. country club. Excellent buy at C 4*— BUSINESS E Q U IPM EN T 7:00 Drtrtlna On A Cloud Its,600 with Urma available. YUS Rvonlne Stuola 2 apartments. 1 small. 1 large. Many other good two and three 7110 It . Dane.tint. HAYNES Office Machine Co., Nleht Edition 611 Perk Ave. Ph. 1032. bedroom homes from $9,000 up. 1:00 Typewriters, adding machines, *tts I'nlt.d N'alton. ItIO Tha Ithylhm Hour Sales-Bentale, 314 Meg., Ph. 44. Nicely furnished 2-bedroom apart* 2-bcdroom country home on 7 10:30 At Hetna With Muala ment. $75. Phona 1627. Haw* STUDENTS— see the neweat thing acres with ft aerea planted tn tana IDtSS hi typewriters — Royal's 1937 Modern trailer, in q u in •XUnarn* young eitrua, S aallae from tan- ttise"Tw tn-Pak" ports bit. The fast­ T rnanar forth Just reduced to $11,600 wold Trailer Ct. $11.30 wfc. Ph. stonviNU est portable on the market. In with tarns. 2220. S:0« aien on 7 color*. 24 months to pay. Larmon'i r a il To Prayar * :0 t Foweli's Office Supply Sint P a w n Braakaro Unfurn. 4-room house. Furn. 4* c a o Kawa 117 8. Magnolia Phone 9*4 room apt. 116 N. Jaaiamlne. W. DIETRICHS T . W. MEEO •tis Morkat Hapori REALTORS B:SS Nawa 47—FU B N ITU B E —HOUSEHOLD Furnished large 2-Bedroom apt I N I Farit Ava Pheat 17 e r 14$ 7:00 H.van O’clock Cluh Ph. I2I4-J. 703 Palm etto Ave, T :« s Nawa.Florida Ouy your Furniture at Barry's T:sn f f .w i - W n r ld 7:51 Kpnrta at A Olanca Warebouie Furn. Co., at 901 W. 3-Bedroom furnished house. $99. ai mi J«,*krv'. n.nli-, Call 1306-W or 3553-J. 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ *t*n Mnrntne P»»-n|tona RAYMOND M. B ALL iture at warehouse prices. CSS llarmnnv Tima OSCAR M. HARRISON Large clean 1 or 3 bedroom *nn World At Nlnr Stnrnlne St»1ndlrt REG. BR 0K E R 8 Used furniture, appliances, tools, s:is furnished apt. Private bath A *,an If.ra rod Tlirra etc. Bougbt-aotd. Larry's M art 8. D. Hightryman, Associate entrance. Large screen porch. 10:00 Itno Club 321 E a it 1st S t Phone 1*31. Phene 94ft 1n:.o N»w» 61* Oak Ave or Ph. 41 before 394 South Park Ave. 10-37 tloo rini. 5:30. ,rm.lira IF IT IS R E A L ESTATE 11:30 GENUINE VICTORIAN t l 'T r . n s u o Y aik Crumley A Meateith Furnished lake cottage. Phone REPRODUCTIONS 13:00 World At Nni.n at 117 South Park, Phene 771 654-M. Lamp Tables 13:15 lladln Farm piaaat They Know 13:70 liar N'nn* Itanrh Coffee Tables Lake front 2-bedroom C.B. house. 1:17 Atn.rlron l.roeuo domo Console Tables $8* .00 it no World nt Tlirtt Fishing, swimming, Ph. 2036-WLadle* end Gentlemen's Chairs Ultnw lJnot 3:11 3. a fter 4:30. 7 ft IV i. r O I’r e t l . w Registered Real Katat* Rrokvr 1110.00 ca. 4ioo Toon Tlmo . 17-91 at Hiawatha Love Seat 8178.00 I A 3 room freshly painted apt*. Phona 3971 at*o v .w . T a. o Tlmo Hand-Carved Mahogany Phone 2963-W. Desirable attractive 3-bedroom 4ltl Trade-Ins Accepted cement block kouse on large 3-room apartment, unfurnished. W I L H O N - M A lB K SHAKEN D IG N ITY com er lot. Desired neighbor 311 E. l i t St. Phono 031 ^ > v e ^ m ^ s U t l o n ^ | a U B l l 6 . L IT T L E HOCK. Ark dri-Tha hood end sensible allowance* rommvnremcnt ex­ makes this an A TTR A C TIV E dignity o f IN V E S TM E N T In a place you ercises at nearby Joe T. Robin•pend moat o f your time — ion school was shaken when a 61-AC R E AG E HOME! $!!.$0Q, Terms. Call for 12th grade trachrr wao struck by. appointment. a flying egg. Mr. end Mrs. L. By owner. 30 acres nearly clear­ W. M. •'in i'* STEM PER V. Henson, charged with disturb­ ed. Good citrus. Facing on new Guy Alice, AaeocUte paved road 415. Call 1MS-W-3. ing the peace, oaiti they wera Arietta Price, Associate H alf mils from Osteen. mad at school olifcials. They did Beaher — General laauranee H E R E A R E J IIM T A P E W MS er t m m N. Park A vr. not say why. O F T H E M A N Y H A V I M iM 1$ Acre* Tiled Land with 6 art­ esian wells; Huge 2 story M* Beautiful Dinette Beta. Choice of K E N N E TH E. SLACK LAND-BASED CARRIER a 120' Bam io store tool*. Will 11 Tabla Tops and l z Chair Registered Real Estate Broker SAN DIEGO, Calif. (Jfi— An a 17lease alt $23 per acre. Phone covers . . , Complete with 4 1909 E. 2nd. Phone 16M craft carrier — a six-foot model 2243-R-2. Chairs named "N orth Island" — collid­ $4—FARM S AND GROVES ed with a tra ffic signal pole #a It was being towed on a trailer 9 acre tile farm. Three bedroom A. B. PETERSO N behind the automobile o f Marlon house, large barn. All equip­ And—Beautiful 34-Pe Dinnerwara Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson E. Jenkins, 36, ■ tailor. Tho air­ ment and machinery. Easy Set Jr., P. J. Ckasteraon, Garfield craft carrier came through with­ terms. Ph. 1393-J. P. O. Box Willetts, John Mslach and R. W. out damage. 1154. Williams. A. C. Doudaey, Land Surveyor. •T—BROKERS end REALTORS 11$ N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 Handsome Bedroom Special Alcxnndtr A Stringer l-Y aar old roncroto block home Vanity with large Mirror LAKEFRO NT HOME Real Estate k Insurance with t a r porta, a bedroom*, kit­ Panel Bed New CB Mane ee beautiful lake. Mrs. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. chen equipped. Living room, Chest of Drawers 2 bedroom*. 1 hath. 113,500. 107 Magnolta Ave. bath with tub A shower. Full Ph. lft Terms available. ■Ue screen porch. R t I. Bex 633-A, Pb. m 3 . B U S IN E S S O P P O R T U N I T Y Laura B. O titr, Broker Will build on pour lot, Your plan A A W Root Bear, sandwich**, Hazel M. Field. Associate or ouri. Wa can arrange finan­ shakes, ‘etc. Located at 1905 New Selection o f— 2901 So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1369 cing. Call us fo r additions or French Avo, Nice profitable Bores (Foam Rubber) $141-30 EVENINGS: 3119 end !9u remodeling, business. Personal raisons for sofa Bed* .................... 109,00 •elUnc. $19,100. Matching Chaira ........ L O W E L L E . O Z IE B IB—REAL ESTATE WANTED Seo us fo r French Ave. Property Builder — Phene I N * EC M O U REDDING CO. Office: M l R. Orlande Dr. R E A L E STA TE DRIVE-IN ‘Have client who desires a on* Corner tad A MagaeUa, Ph. 1222 U 2344 French Ave. story frame 3 bedroom, 8 both “ Bad Bam berger" Mgr. J. W. H ALL. REALTOR house, have large rooms, shade Apen Meaday'a Ul ft:39 a. a t C U STO M B U IL T H O M ES Johnny Welker, AseeciaM trees, lake front with 8 to lft VISIT OUR BALCONY acres of land. W rite Jana Ad“ CaU H eU " Phone 17M This la a free pasa to tka Rita LOW DOWN P A Y M E N T ! rlatico, broker, P.O. Box 37, Consult A REALTOR First Theatre for W. M. Gains. Eap. 'LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENTS GoldMtrod, Florida". CULLEN AND HARKBY Sept. 12. IBM. A . K SHOEMAKER, JR. 19ft N. Fork A v t. Phene 22X1 SWAP AN YTH IN G ! Just place 190ft NollonvUlt fc verythJag P er The U v i M R w a Phone 1191 Classified ads. Phona 1831 tor a ft pc. Grouping helpful ad-writer. OW NER LE A V IN G TOWN. 2103 Compute . . . . $139.00 Palm etto Ave. Withes to sell 2-Bedroom heme, IMOO. equity. Easy Term * equity la home fo r $1479 with $53J4 monthly payment. Equip, kitchen equipment. Or can he Anything pad with electric kitchen, blind*, purchased furnished fo r $1175 heater. CaU M i l W. fiat a t ftlft With A end aaeume m tf. payments o f t n m E. 1st SI. Phone 137 Reeallia Dr. $53 which include u ses, Insur­ ance. principal and interest. TOO MUCH FU R N ITU R E ? Clas­ vaJUtt CALL Rebnrt A . Williams, Realtor sified ads sail tha surplus fur CASH. PhoM t a n tor aa adthing vacant? Phene UU Jar Raymond LualqnJit — -----q sif-sfr I writer. STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE WaalMUalaTi Caaba*f Mleelng Btiwall Papers MeeCas g m l i i i A J vcn iu if. with llecte Walt Harriett, Phone TS4-W or 1333. 48—B U ILD ING M A TE R IA LS G A T U N BROTHERS RO LLAW AY, Hospital and Baby Draglino A Bulldosar Service Beds Day, Week, or Month—TeL Ph. 2231 Geneva. 24U-W S a n fo rl XUS. Furniture Center — l i e West First St. ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Ralph Ray, 2150. 14—USED CAES ARE YOU LOOSING FOE A NEW HOME? U M tT -m w u s o -rv iiiii.i a OrlaaS* n-Sn Kup.rmnn Tipn Hails. TI4 P L U M B IN G FRIGIDA1RE appliances, ■ a I o e SEE Seminota Realty for Deair 2-Bedroom De Bary home. Good 7:10 rtnhln llpt-il Contract and Repair Work Iron P.p.l PlavhoUia cond., atr-cond., landscapod, and service. G. H. High, Oviedo, able Homes and A pti. Phone 27. Free Estimates paved road. Financed by owner. »:S0 VIp tianion. F it. Phone FO-S-331S or Sanford 0:00 Kltidln tin. R. L. H AR V E Y Phone 2423-W8. 1842-W attar ft pi m. Fun.iahed Apt. 600 Park Ave. l» -n» Horn. * Altaa 204 Sanford Ave. Phona 112$ |n,jn tint, rummlngw I1:0n m o n naport This It a free pasa to the MovieGROUND floor, 3-room completely 96—LOTS tti ts T>» rant Starv r » r 6 PLU M B IN G * R E P A IR S land Rlde-In Theatre for W. D. furnished apartment. 317 'P a l­ tltln r.ata ehnw Septic Tank Installation A Service Lots 61' x 133'. Partly landscaped. Alley. Exp. BopL 12, 1956. 13:44 Nana A Rlsw-nfr metto Ave. Phone 2392. Sewer Connections. Archie C. Ready to build. Drtamwqld PUM PS A SPR IN K LE R SYSTEMS LO ST — Male Fox Hound. H at A ll types and else*, Instilled or "D o I t Youratlf.'' collar with name Roy Patln and WE S E P A IR AND SERVICE Ph. number. Finder please call S T I N E 1M-RI, Sanford. Machine and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd StPh. «2 I — PERSONAL NOTICES U — TR AILE R S 44 APPLIAN C E S Mo*. Sept t , 1956 Television JM M '4— LOST a id POUND M -E E A U T Y M ERCHANDISE - « - FAB« ^ GARDDEN THE SANFORD HERALD *3— HOMES ly HUMAN N. SIMMUN, M.S. THE American Medical Assoc! the diet o f la b o r a to r y ___ aUon reaaauara ua about the used in the teat, th e n w ort i safety o f anlAclal aweeteners alight toxic effects, such as saccharin and cyolamatei mod*rata diarrhea. .. . In reducing, dlabette and other In healthy man, tha only adw special diets. va n * effects obeerved when ft o ff Tha AM A Council on Foods and more re grama w e n taken per dap Nutrition aajra that common atnat m i ai softening ------------ o -f the ■ atoola. And jsaga o f theta sweetener# la not thlai doesn't m m to a ls o * trio. lasardous. Studies have bean health. made on both aubataneea. Uliit A fter atudjrtng tho biological effect* o f saccharin, tha Food and u Nutrition Board o f tha National Research Council report# that uccharin, mon atudlea an need­ consumption o f up to XJ grama ed to deWrmlne safe doaegaalftf r day for periods ranging from chUdren and expectant in ith ff ~ While the AMA report ‘ o to five months m e a le d no assuring aa fa r --------significant harmful affects. an coneemed. Tostc Eriecta port unrtsMeted Tha board used rats to check iweatenara la _____ the chronic toxic effect# o f sac­ foods and bertrages. ' ..— charin and found tha awee tanat Just un your hood wrin a n : le relatively nan-toxic. n aacchartn or eyclomato, (W... Studies on eydam ates hate been conducted since them aweetB, K .: la Rah • eners were Introduced to the proteins? public In 1959. Cyelamatea are Answer: T b o the sodium a n ! calcium salt* of cyciohaxylaulfamle acid. Bounds pretty dangerous, doesn't It? Eut it isn't, o f eourae. the amount o f fa t i t . . The aix-jrear-tOMg studies re­ other protein foods to veal no significant adverse effects Fish la whan the cyelamatea comprise 1 tho point o f view o f par cent oc leas of the total diet. certain minerals, each aa When they totaled ft per cent of and Iodine. ouss. Klee I M u m I n I M t , tan s r 'jx r w s - K YOU'RE TELLING MEI -fy WHUAM MTT« C ntrel Frcae Writer T W IC E aa. maajr brunets aa golden-hslreft girts were entered la tho "Mlae Univeree" conteet at Lang Beach, Calif, M eet gen­ tlemen prefer blondes but not, ■ppsrently, ) f they're beauty meat, wo'd say title rte u U m ah » the dulce a honeftda m a m b n .o t the British royal family. I l l P e e r Canadies TT etaften earn ptoyee reported eemeene fe e * I potshot e f them ee they drove, tn t t t •cork. Cope euepret an trota Me* A targe group o/ Fthae staged teser. w h a t de they mean "mm • ta-sUy reuniON o f the Colorado pecf f peek e f M el neeie. A new high I I I tn tuck hie/oih 9*1 hiring»t Only IIm the U. fi. urn* free *1 t I I In 1ftS4.1SS|« •tape, snys e t^teoeer writer, --- it-, a y . A. - ! ? ^^r ®W?ft Mo w DwYw ! ! ! I I I i eaJslete Fish are " * * u * t * else# th$M VMw WWIv I NTIVw Rf TWV PlvWe lyn, 10 § nturt tup* l l t The Duka o f Edinburgh fell That must be why, iiig g sitA off hie horse. Recalling the sc- Andy, the office sagWr, the p arty eempUahmeata e f the onft-tlme Frino* e f Watae la thla depart- critun an sohsidU aate* C~*r**t FREE a. DIMS OZIER R E A LT Y CO. VA- rHA7 f f if S ? WAL Mather of Sanford mi O U T ST A N D IN G O PPO R T U N IT Y FOK MEN WHO W A N T TO M AKE BETTER OV. THEIR TIM E, TO BUILD A BETTER r U T tT O FOR THBMSBLVB8. A growing concern with 216 stores in 22 statesi has a low few ana*. Inga fo r ambitious young mon 21 to U who> hqvo hero aetaptafifti their Armed Fortes experience sad who a r t ca yabla e f advaas* ment in tbs retail field. Through training and principle o f promoting from within hk■urct continued opportunity. Men a n promoted on ahla ta tkroughoul the cempanys; from Train*# tn Manager t * Dtatn rt M asagtr to New Verb Office Buyer er Execstiv*. Empleyee henaflU tactade: Hhoetl vacation p ita. I , starting aatawr I ftftJft, n g q ta e ' owanceo w h en needed. Managers contract, •alas and profits and th e n la a company-paid Persona! Interview w ig be s r r t s f i l Write giving name. M irth eempleta nepeneOeHtieo, age, edqnimn. end e Address bos number CM la can it ft* /> �♦ v. THE 8ANF0D HERALD Credit Services Expanded Recent changes In the law* gov­ erning the Farm er* Home Admin­ istration will enanle the agency to serve the credit needs o f a larger number o f farm families William T. Shaddick, State Di­ rector, said today. The new law provide* broader authority to assist fgmliy-type farmers with loans to Improve and operata their ferm e. It also author!tea, aa a part o f the rural development program, loan* for operating and developing farms where the farm er haa part-time employment off the (arm. Included in the broader authority are loans for refinancing existing debts, and an increase In the maximum amoun that can be advanced for operating loans. All o f the present loan services o f the Farmers Home Administra­ tion which include loans fo r the operation, development and pur­ chase o f fam ily-type farm *, farm housing, soil and water conserva­ tion, and loans to meet emergency credit needs will continue to be avallehte. Shaddick said the new policies were explained by Washington officials o f the agency at a meet­ ing held In Atlanta, Ga., recent- MHO I f AltANtA as prisoners of war for more than eight years, Crock soldiers throw themstlvst full length on the ground to kits the aoil of their home a* they arrive In Piraeus, port ol Athens. Some 341 officers and man of the Greek Army, taken prisoner during the Creek CM! War el 1343 and 1343, /ware repatriated after talkab*tween the two countries. At bottom, • Creak officer hugs hla two The y oungest, left, waa bom after hla capture In 1343, Veteran s - Corner percent Interest plus a 1 percent iniurance charge. initial operating loans under the new law may be in amounts up to 910,00(1 to one borrower with a lim it o f 130,000 on the amount any one borrower can owe for thia type o f credit. In (he past the lim it on the initial loan was 17,000 with a 110,000 lim it on the total amount of debt that could be incurred. No mor* than 10 percent of the annqgl appropriation fo r operating loans can be need to make loans -which causa a bor­ row er’* Indebtedness to exceed 310,000. The operating loans are used for the purchase o f equipment, livestock, fertilizer, seed and oth­ er farm and home operating ex­ penses needed to carry out ef­ ficient operations on family-typo farma. These loam a n repayable over periods, up to seven yeare. The interest rate remains at five percent. For the fiscal year 1*57, 1165,000,000, plus a contingency rund o f $15,oc»,ooo to be used if necessary, has been appropriated for operating loana, the agency to eerve farm er* *nd ranchers in area* where heavy In­ vestment! In machinery, livestock and farm operating expenses are necessary/ Under the form er liW no new credit could be extended to bor­ row er! who have been continu­ ously indebted for Sevan years. The new law increases fiom seven to ten years the period during which additional credit can be ex­ tended In hardship caaea when the Inability of tk borrower to re­ pay his Indebtedness within seven y e a n la due to causes beyond hla control. Loans will also be available fo r operating and developing teas than family-type farms, If the appllcant* are established, bona fide farmers who have hlstorkaUy re­ sided on farms and depended on farm Income fo r their livelihood, and who are conducting substan­ tial farm ing operations and spend­ ing a major portion o f their time farming. Such operators must The increase in the maximum jectlve of these loans is limit* o f these loans will enable to help farmers who live In afeas designated for the Rural Development Program, who aro unable to obtain enough land re­ sources to develop full-time farms. The interest rates and terms on these loans for operating and de­ veloping leas than family-type fir m s will vary depending upon ready to proccsa applications un- Haines City, saya It’s a tough the purpose for which the loan dor the new reguletioni, Job to figure out a qualftv con4 la obtained, Loana fo r operating The loana to refinance existing trol program fo r fresh Florida expenses will be repayable over rlebt* will be available until June citrus becauso too much rain or perloda up to seven years at five 30, 1953 to owners o f farm no not enough can affect tha fruit, percent interest. Loana fo r real w ill bear larger than fam ily-ilia. These A committee o f Florid* Citrus estate development loans will help farmers who have Commission and Florida Citrus charge o f 444 percent and w ill be adequate real estate security and mutual members Is tackling tha repayable over periods up to 40 who are otherwise in a sound problem to determine how oranges year*. These loans will only be made position but who are unable to ran put on better eye appeal for when the applicant'! Income from meet their present credit obllga- the housewife, his farm and other sources ap­ tlons and need credit on more ’ ... pears adequate to enable him to favorable terms and cnndlilon. - A " 0" * , than I. currently available from , * ? meet living and operating expen­ other lender*. U'* ' ” ‘ ,l,n Tuesday were out- ses and to repay hie debts. The new act also extends until When debt* are refinanced by ^ £ ***? the Farm er* Home Administration i' llJ he*e » » u" ‘* June 30, 1939, the authority for f i e payments will be scheduled rorm\ ,. re,**“ member* o f the special emergency loans, and In­ creases from $15,000,000 to 365,eccordlng to the ability o f the c0" ’ ra,Mf * ; t borrower to repay. In tho pant. Herachell Sorrell* o f Arcadia, 000,000 the total amount that can tho agency haa only refinanced chairman o f the Florida Citrus be advanced for these loans. Special emergency loans aro made existing when the refinancing waa Commlislon, aald Florida should incidental to the making o f a »oek to hold a constant level,on In areas designated by the Se­ cretary o f Agriculture to enabl* real citato loan fo r purchase or fresh fruit shipments. I m p r o v e m e n t o ffa m lly -ty p e He cited figures to ahow that farmers to maintain their oper­ farms, Nallon-wlde the agency In the 1055-58 season only 24.5 ations when they are unable for will be able to advance on an per cent o f the orangn crop was a temporary period to obtain need­ Insured bails up to 350,000,000 a sold In fresh form ; but In the ed credit from other sources. All o f the new loans, like the year for this purpose, 1U51-62 season It was 38 per cent. Insured loans aro made 'b y the California, he related, ie main- loans already available from the Administration, Farmers Home Administration talnlng a >fairly constant level on Farmers from funds provided by private the portion o f IU orange crop will be made only to applicants lender*. The loans will bear 34k going Into freak fruit markats. who are unable to obtain adequate Committee Seeks To Form Quality Control Program their poochea in “ Canine Shield," a hot new item la the iniurance bu iln eii and the first medical care plan on a national acope de­ voted exclusively to nonhuman. The project w ai launched only five month* ago by two veteran Kanaat City iniurance men, Rich­ ard R. Nelson and Gordon R. Reabe. Today, the founding father* re­ ported, "Canine Shield" boat* some 3,000 agent* and "aeveral hundred active pollclei," In Rea* b e'i words, "th e Influx la Juat be­ ginning. The response has been fantastic, and not only In tbl* country. We’ve had inquiries from as fa r away aa New Zealand.” There being no actuarial tabla* on hounda, Reabe and Nelson— who own* a boxer and a p o o d lehad to atart somewhat In the dark. Rut the policies aa original­ ly formulated are working well, they said. These provide medical care and ooipiU/ insurance for dogs be­ tween six months and 10 years of age, providing payments o f up te 375 per hospitalization fo r an an­ nual premium o f about 315. The Interest churned up by their credit from other sources. With most types o f loans supervision In the develop) len t and carrying out o r balanced systems o f farming will be provided. C*Extendlng the medical Insurance program to ftline*, by the way, la already telng planned. "Ever alae* we atartod the dog insurance,” Reabe said, "the cat lovara bare up to pSvxlHp 7Bv64 lover* bare been up la arai." qualified ’ to deal with pat lovers. NaturaUy enough. St sirs. Resbe and Nelson arc learning much ■bout the maladies o f dogdom. "Th ey eeem to be susceptible to much of the same dliordera a* their boaaea,’’ Reabe said. "W e ’va paid o ff on canine atrep throats and tonsillitis and, recently, leuk­ emia. "W e ’ve had one dog recently with eye cataracts, and the vtts are working on contact lenses for him to remove a vision impair­ ment." New s In Service H O M E OF O U R D R EA M AUm F ay* Torraan, 13 -year-old receptionist and traffic clerk for Radio Station WGTO, la Hoinaa ’c jty ’i official entry in tho Mlsa Southland Beauty Contest at Day­ tona Beach today. Rho left her home at nearby Loughman Saturday, for the "working girl*’ beauty contest". Alice U 5 feet 4 Inches till, weighs 113 pounds, and measures 33-3344-23. Sim is a native o f Flor­ ida and waa born near Loughman, where she Uvea, in aastsm Polk County. She waa chosen recently from among five entries In a local selection aa llalnea Cily’a en­ try fo r the Mlaa Southland com­ AMERICAN LABOR - NOW, AS AlWAYSBUILDERS OF A BETTER WORLD In nlmont every part of tha world— wherevar program in being made— there you will find Ameri­ can labor at work, acting an example o f energy, Full ccnuulc tils baths akin and ingenuity that have become synonymous Conventional, Modem, Brittany Styles with America herself. Wo are proud o f oar great Colored bath room fixtures laboring forces, for by their achlavements wa en­ joy a standard o f Uvlag second to nose in the petition. Sinea 1950 there haa bean a 41.7 percent drop* In tha number o f collage students preparing for physical education career*. Comfort, world. And from the united efforts o f loyal work­ ers and., foreslghted.. management., have come America's greatest product—FREEDOM Her principal recreations are swimming and reading detective tto rin . She occasionally rides borebark at the ranch o f a friend naar I-ake Wiles. FOR ALL! Convenience, TO DAY W E PR O U D LY SALUTE THE LABORERS O F AMERICA! Financing, ( b t L ovl v f W i It moans "tha", and waa a* pn aehmed without any "y” aauad. la Angte-Saxm than waa a symbol now written aa "tk” but which waa rapaesented by "y". la conaequaaca, tha correct pronunciation of **ya" la "tha"; 1. Popular Fallacl**— A. B. B. Adkarmaan. 4iaia*i0iuciiii MOTOR SALES Refrlgentar, ar, automatic Kitchen: HOLLER OfM FO RT t E E , Va. — Arm y reserve Specialist Third Class Harold Johnson, whose wife, Blanche, Uvea at 14 Intervale St., Dorchester, Haas., ha* received (wo weeks o f active duty train­ ing at Fort Lee, Va. Tho training Included weapons r Ing and familiarisation with tha SmaUer breeds pose tougher latest developments In Army health problems and accidents, quartsrmaster procedures. covered in the policies, aro a large Specialist Johnson, son of Mr, factor. Lena F . Bockley, 3033 McCarthy Canine Shield's first eaie In­ Are., Sanford, attandad Florida volved a auppoicdly sheltered A R M College. hound kept In a fenced-in yard. The pooch was attacked by Tha In U rn iU ooil Race it a swarm o f bees, and tho treat­ Laurel has been won by four dif­ ment coat $33. Comparatively rare, fortunately ferent nation* — England France, United States and Venexuela. fo r canine self-respect, w ai the caie o f a deceptively wicked-look­ End Charles and tackle Gordon ing bulldog named Prissy, Reabe reported. The bulldog waa hosp­ italised with " I n n n m a r a b l e scratches and Infections" suffered W E FOUND THE W GTO Beauty Is Heading For Daytona Contest This la the first time ahe haa aolared a beauty contest — and her current Job with WGTO la alio her Drat. She was graduat­ ed from the Haines City High School la Juna 1363. She waa a majorette for three year* — and bar classmates voted her aa the girl with the best figure. a( the claw* of a victoriu* to n . By R E N E J. CAPPON KANSAS C ITY IB — Dog owner* by the hundred* are enrolling ir***T— B Jv Corner W. Crystal Drive ft Lake Mary Bird* PHONE 1504 t 4 �4* Shop and Save In Sanford ^ a td tx rb ■ A N IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y NFORD, FLO R ID A 2 Offices ToGetNew Equipment I f Year Herald la Not Delivered By « P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery If c r a U * N E W SPAPE R * TU E SD A Y SEPTEMBER 4, 1958 No. 175 AraoeUted Preee leaned Wire Officials Confiscate Drugs Taken From Local Drug Store The Board o f Seminola County Commissioners, will advertise for competitive bids on office me­ chanical equipment to modernise both the T ex Collector^ office and and the office o f th* Seminole County Tax Assessor. John Galloway, Seminole Coun­ ty Tax Collector, appeared bofoi* the Board of Seminole County Commissioners this morning, to appeal fo r the equipment to put, the county on an equal footing with other office* In the State. Sheriff J. L. Hubby, assisted Galloway pointed out that the by Deputy Sheriffs Morgan Mc­ County Tax Roll hat increased 113.44 percent from 9431,898.79 in Clelland and James Singlstary, 1945 to 9922,094.76 in 1993, or an confiscated a cache o f morphine increase o f 9490,129.98. The In­ end narcotics stolen from a tantangible Personal Property Tax ford drug store about the middle roll has Increased 296.43 per cent, W E STE R N ELE C TR IC SUPERVISORS who w ill install new dial equipment end switchboard* In o f August. he said, from $9,269.04, In 1945, the Southern Bell Telephone and telegraph Co. building on Laurel Ave. and Ninth St. (L e ft to right) to 920.993.31 In 1965. The Intang­ Sheriff Hobby pointed out that Carl Jones, J. E. Kuehn, Earl Turner, local manager and Gordon Rothermel, Sanford-DeLand Group ible Class "C ” tax haa increased ^M anager. (Photo by Jameson) lie had received no formal notice 686.64 per cent, he aald, from o f the breaking and entering at •V ★ ★ 93.917.69 in 1945, to 126.900.69 in McReynolda Drug Store on August 1993. The number of tax receipts 16, but read an account of U)e In­ Galloway pointed out, have in­ cident in the loeal newspaper. creased from 9.000 In 1994 to 12,000 Following substantial leads and in 1999, or a percentage o f in­ a series o f events, 8heriff Hobby crease to 33 per cen t The number and hli deputies took Melton o f occupational licenses have In­ Clark, 33-year-old employe of A. creased from 763 In 1949 to 1,350 Duda and Sons o f Slavla, Into cus­ M ANSFIELD, T e l. UP—An Epis-eIn 1955, said Galloway. Also in th* tody yesterday morning and lodgIncrease were beverage license copal priest who walked Into an ed him in the Seminole County which enme up from 127 In 1943 to angry anti-Negro crowd to call for Jell. 198 In 1955, and tho number of ^Installation of the moat modem ‘ Christian action” was led out by The Sheriff aald that Clark haa automobile license tags sold in type of dial equipment in the re­ a Texas Ranger today when the admitted to the breaking and en­ 1949 from 5,623 to 15.3M In 1969, cently completed telephone central demonstrators began arguing ve­ tering. "H e waa Just about to glva or a percentage increase o f 164. office building at Ninth St. and Lau­ hemently with him. E. A. Donnelly, representing the SH E R IF F J. L. HOBBY (le ft) with a cache o f narcotic* confiscated yesterday. 8hown with the sheriff himself an Injection when w* ar­ rested him ," Hobby aald this rel Ave. began today. Two Weatern Addressograph Co. and Cbarlea •re James Singletary and Morgan McClelland, deputies assisting In the arrest o f Melton ClarkThe Rev. D. W. Clark of SL Tim ­ morning. Walker representing the Bur­ (S ta ff Thoto) Electric Co. ropervlsori arrived othy’* church, Fort Worth, has un­ Clark was found In hls trailer roughs Adding Machine Co. outlin­ during the past week to make nec­ harmed and no hand waa laid on The Dusty Boot! Riding Asso­ home at Frames Trailer Park. ed to the commissioner* the use essary preparatory arrangement* him. ciation staged several Labor Day The each# of narcotics confis­ o f the machines and pointed out fo r the arrival of men and equip­ cated Included 166 tablets o f more The crowd, which haa vowed to events yesterday which were led that the overall coat o f the equip­ phlne eulphate and atrephine, 1/4 m ent end other supervisory per­ keep Negro studenta out of the o f f by a parade through Sanford ment would run less than |7,000. grain; 161 tablets o f morphine aulsonnel will follow. high school here despite federal o f more than 100 horses. Partici­ The Board o f Commissioner* ap­ Phate, 1/4 grains; 19 tablets of court order*, numbered about ISO, proved the request fo r bids on the This significant "point of prog­ pating in the parade with the local morphine sulphate, V* grain; IT ress" In converalon of the local far abort of the 400 Friday. Dusty Boots group were members basla o f the Tex Collectora o ff lew A formal request, asking fo r atgrains o f morphine sulphate la and the Tax Assessors office shar­ Ranger Capt. Bob Crowder ear­ telephone system to dial wa* retubes; and 18I psntspon of the Lake County Rough Rider* ing the cost equally from exceu Drag races will be held on Lake referendum election in November, lier today announced that any The each* nlao Included empty Wealed today by Gordon Rothermel, and the Orange County Roping fees. simultaneously with the General Howell Road from State Road 430 Negroea who aooght to registar bottles that tad been depleted. Eanford-DeLand group manager for would be transferred to another Club. Operators fo r the machinea to Concord Ave., according to a Election, was made this morning' atrichnyne, nltro-glyoerin, < Southern Bel. He stated that the school district Immediately. Crow­ Following the parade, a fish fry will also be paid on a 30-80 ta ils dcc’sion by the Board of Semi­ before the Seminole County Board i and paregoric pine a number at nole County Commissioners at this der made the announcement altar Western Electric Installation force of Commissioners by William R.| was held at the Sanford Farmers by both offices, said John Gallic •fringe* and naedtea. morning’ * session. Kemp, president o f Seminole Park win Increase from IS to 40 men as conferring with School Supt. R. L . Auction Market at noon which way. Huffman. The Seminole Timing Association, Raceway, "W ith the continued growth o f mas open to the public and under f le project progresses. The Rev. Mr. Clark, In eltrical the direction o f Gua Schmah. As- Seminola County, wp can give bet­ orgaaired for th? purpose of bringPointing out that the Raceway In addition to providing dial ^ ^ _ ^ ^ street drwae and without * • t a b s Scfcroah were J. Q. "SUm” ter *e rv lc « and reduce- the wwrit • id 1Bek) t«d enthuriesU together, la already receiving national pub­ Throe Seminole County service for present s u b s c rib e rs ,^ w i j w e In to" t he*erow i f without"!*^ Galloway and Sam Cochran. load In our offlees by using the will spoaeor the facta. licity, Kemp produced e copy o f In the Loch Arbor section were pew equipment will makw it p o * r terferance. modem equipment,” Oalloway The section of Lake Howell Road w a . catered by breaking tba front At t p. ra. the main event o f "Th e Horseman" and "T h e Harn­ will be paved and put Into shape ess Horse” two widely circulated ransacked by a group o f youngs­ door i U u ta d prying open tha In anawer to reporters' q' ble to servo present customer* aad • day got underway with the told the commissioners. ter* during tha past two or three narcotics cabinet. N o value h t i for holding the races. magaiinrs In which articles ap­ many new customers with the type tlons, he aald, " I cam * down to fwdoo being Judged by J.Q. "S lim " Seminole County Attorney, Mack peared about tho development o f weeks. been pieced on the store o f narcoa t service they wish. Present ex- see what !• going on. I am sur­ Galloway and S. H. E n w it who Deputy Sheriff Morgan McClel- tics confiscated. N. Cleveland Jr., suggested to the the track. •ta n g o cable facilities will be »up- prised there haa not been more helped keep about 12S horses "on! land and Constable J. Q. “ Slim " Board of Commissioner* that rac­ the go.” i Hobby aald that when the story ■demented by the installation of ad­ Christian action demonstrated." In one article Kemp told the Galloway took five youngster* ing be allowed with one car at a The crowd quickly gathered ditional outaid# cable* to all part* “ t a • " ‘ ta n g earn# Clyde Richter did an "e x c e lle n t"1 magazine that "tho stockholders Into custody and are holding thro* ° * .l>!# time racing against a clock be­ out tn the loeal paper, he bad at. around him. • f Sanford. J°b «s arena master, It wa* re­ gnd directors o f tho newly form ­ o f them In the Seminole County cause of the danger involved on a t a ° r* lUoB that " f t cornea a* a shock that ported. '•installation of tba Intricate meced Seminole Raceway are act to lull on order* from SAN R AFA E L, Calif., UB — A 20 foot road. Juvenile broken into ■ drug store litnlsm for dial phone*—especially churches are not more willing to back their big plans with dollars Judge Ernest llouiholder. In Ihe first cvent.-bronc riding,' pretty, June college graduate "E ven though there la aome In BeUeglade and bad come back designed end engineered for u*e m help In this situation," he mid Wade Barrow* took first place fol- plunged 1,000 feet from a rented Deputy Sheriff McClelland aald to seminola County. Empty carquestion as to responsibility, with In an all-out effort (o develop Sanlonl is a major operation re­ more to the demonstrators than to lowed by Donnie Barks and Sonny. plane yesterday, leaving a fragCentral Florida as tho' macca o f that tha group o( boys, all In the proper rcleescs from parent* of ton* and bottles were found near quiring a large number of man­ newsmen. Sitelove. Dickie Hunt took first ment o f her sweater grasped in 'ihow'taklnVpart in'the drag race* the harness horse racing fratern­ 10 to 12 year old d a ta broke Into Wagner, a route that Clark had hours of especially trained techni­ I'm strictly a peacemaker," Slaclova. ity ." the pilot a hand. and a{ns|e rar racing, It would bo the homes o f John W llllam i, Rich to follow in going to work. cians before the system la finally the Rev. Mr. Clark said. Then bo Dickie Hunt took first place In The track was originally con­ ard Rorrman and Orville Touchton Marin County deputy sheriff* • ia tii(actory,” Attorney Cleveland A fter watching the suspect fo g ; completed for loeal use. told the crowd that God had com­ th* Barren Bending event; Bob said they would resume a search. , a|d structed In 1929 by a group of uring the time when the families eoraa Urae, Clark waa taken lnte< manded man to love hls neighbor. Copeland flrat in the Clover Leaf; for the body o f Flora Lliabeth An-' » j can foresee what might hap- harness horse sportsmen, headed |were away on their vacations. custody yesterday just b efore! The priest'* mouth wa* quiver­ Clyde Richardson and James Foa- derson, 22, as soon a* the fog lifta „ „ if we ried it any other w ay," by the late W. N. Reynolds. As The homes were completely ran noon. ing, and he waa tightly daaplng ter took the Relay race; Cedi sufficiently. It (a presumed the1,,,,. county Attorney said. soclated with Reynolds were Joe lacked said the Deputy Sheriff, No has been ael. said his hand*. Lee and Charles Siielove in th* Unlvcraity of California graduate; U te oBard of Seminole County Tinker, the late William II. with liquid* smeared ovar the Hobby, but chargee win probably Pickup; while Ronald Velno took fell to death near Stinson Beach. Commissioners approved the clos­ Rtrang, Ben While and Sam Shiv­ walls o f the home* and bath­ be breaking and entering and tha "M an la made In the Image of The pilot, Stanley Gordon, 26, of ing of the road lo traffic from 1 ers. room!. God, and man la the Image of first place and Bob Copeland sec­ Possession o f narcotics. ond in Calf Hoping. nearby Belvedere, an Insurance to 3 p. m. on Sunday afternoons The youngsters even slept In God, and you’ve got the Image of Kemp submitted the original underwriter, w et questioned ex­ when Ihe road I* put Into condition permit issurd hi* organization for the beds o f one home, It arm re­ man hanging on that flagpole,'' he tensively and released. Acting for Ihe racing. No date was set pari-mutuel betting by the Flor­ ported. aald. He waa referring to an B y TH E ASSOCIATED F 1 E « Dlst. Atty. Roger G arriy said " I t by the board for he completion of ida State Racing Commlailon, a Taken from the humea were 10 Fifteen person* who were alive effigy of a Negro, one o f two efflwould definitely appear to be a the road Improvements. three book* of glea hanging at the school. letter requesting the referendum, ■liver dollars, • t the start of this Labor Day suicide.” weekend failed lo aurvlve until the ami a certified check fo r |I,o6o government saving* stamps which At that point, the crowd's cries Gordon and Miss Anderson, which will pa/ for thalr aharo o f were cashed in Orlando, a piggy became louder, and Ranger Sgt. next one. daughter of Joseph A. Anderson, bank containing 116 or 920, 10 the November election. Jay Beaks came through the LO U IS V ILLE . Ky-Threa. Highway accident* killed 10, one The Adult Ceramics Class will a Sen Francisco building contrac­ Th* member* o f ifoly Crosaj " I f wo arc granted the privilege golf clubs, golf balls, and atecl year-old Sherman W arn* Dotson , , drowned end three died In other crowd, look the prleat by the arm. begin classes tonight at 7 p. m. in tor, were having only their second Episcopal Church are giving a r e o f a referendum.” Kemp told Ihe tapes. learned yesterday to keep away and said, " I think we'd better g o ." • b le n t accidents. the art room at Seminole High date. "W e have been working on this from fire plugs— but ha gave ad­ reptlon for the Rev. ll. Lytlleton. Board of Commissioners, "It will He led the priest off the school The traflfc toll may rise higher. School. They tad appeared hand In Zimmerman and his fam ily at the S| vu Ul build! case since last F riday," said Dep miring adults a lessen In courage ground^. something to Borne deaths may be reported later Classes will be taught two nights hand, gay and amlling at San Pariah House on Thursday, Sept. ■round end furnish one o f tho fin- uly Sheriff McClelland and finlah at the tame time. One member of the crowd had •n<l some of those Injured will a week on Tuesday and Wednesday Francisco Bay Airport here yea- 6, between the hour* o f 9 and 10 cst tracks in the eouthcaatern fd only last night For an hour, th* curly-haired a small monkey, which was carry­ probably die. nights. There will be a 9100 regi­ terday and rented a smell yellow p. m. The Juveniles will be brought be­ blond youngster bit hark the leara ate tea.” ing a little alga laying, " I want I Safety experts predicted that 12 stration fee and each student pur­ aircraft from A. W. Lyman. The purpose o f the event Is lo fore Judge Ernest llouiholder fo r aa firemen tried to free hls arm O. P. Herndon, Clerk o f Circuit ' Would be killed In Florida traffic. to play football for Mansfield chase* hls own materials. There An hour later Gordon flew in give their friends an opportunity hearings in Juvenile Court H igh." from an outmodoH, abnnJatwi Court, told the Board of Com­ Lives were snuffed out in every are two kilns available for firing alone, obviously distraught and to s*e them before their depar­ fir* pluir. missioners that tho referendum The crowd Jeeerod at It, using and tberet la no charge for firing trembling. He itJll clutched a ture. part of the state one at the time Sherman's arm was rauirht a* will require ''separate ballots, a* families took advantage of the It as a symbol. Many said, "Look1 the ceramic object*. Joseph Math- fragment o f cashmere sweater. Th* Rev. Zimmerman has ac tha lad reached Into the pluir to TS-hour weekend to go an trips and at the little Negro monkey. Does leux, local arts teacher, ha* charge " I f * a terrible day, a terrible eepted a parish at I ’umnano *?P*rale ,h» Voting meretrieve some rock* and In.t tie chines, end separate absentee balbe want to get Ino school!” ftiltlnga. of Instruction. day,” he cried. "C all the police.” Beach. cap* he had been throwing into a I Iota.” However, Herndon pointed A car travelling at high speed |(Jut that even though it will be a M p a p i A T L A N T IC C ITY. N. J., OB - A small, 4-lnrh opening, last night left the road and killed referendum held simultaneously,... two.hour boardwalk parade DunAa th* firemen labored, Sher­ Blchard Lee eGorge, I I . and Eu with tha general election It will be' chca the Mias America Pageant man proudly displayed n fa ltd. Can* W. Phillips, Lake City Neg a separate election. forced amile. Only when the arm on iU four-day run tonight. roes. Jhlrty-alx brightly lit float* and waa finally freed did hi* smile Augustine Rult, 95, became Ml D E LA N D —A 10-year-old girl 94 band* will accompany the SO disappear— he heard aomrtmo miy • m l1* third fatality ot the weekend missing from an Ocala bus station contcitanta, each riding In a ape- he waa to be taken to a liuipllal. last nightwben his car waa ram­ wasn't misalag at all. H *r mother d a l car. City official* expect a But the *mlle returned when It* med by two other vehicles. Ha was had har all tba time. quarter.million apectator*. 8lnger mad* the trip In a police |uitrol catapulted through aa open door The disappearance wa* reported Juliua LaRoaa will be grand mar- car, aa everyone In the block end killed almoet instantly. SA R A 8 0 T A — Sea. Kate* Ke- ■hal. Sunday. A ll anyona seemed to waved at him and told hint wltai ^ B u r n ta r t Ott, 44, aI Lakeland. fauver, the Democratic nominee know was that tha girl arrived by Judging In the annual compete a brave boy he wa*. ' died yesterday of Injuries suffered fo r vice preaident, will kick o f f a bus from Gaiaesvilla about f:S0 tlon o f beauty end talent begin* The hoapital examination •hoa­ the day before whoa hie station and a drlvar told Charila Moaley, eerie* o f three appearance* with tomorrow night in Convention rd only brtiDes and arratche*. Anil wagon plunged through the wooden a talk her* 8*pt. 14. when Sherman relumed home, a rail o f a brldga aaar Arcadia. Hls ticket agent, ta put bar on a bus Kefauver’* appearance la part W.lU» tha' l ^ r t o f atrawlierry Ire cream wife, Mrs. Wlalfrod OH. 49. was fo r DeLand. o f the hard campaigning planned **ij?' ° * ***•• Amerlea 1167. | was waiting on the kitchen Uhl* An hour or ao later she couldn't critically Injured. by Democrat* to win back the Girt* ere entered from 46 etetea,l rOT a , be found. ■A.94-year-old F o ri leoderdale Florida vote In the November Yesterday Mrs. Toay J. Visconti n II,r W ,“ ’ fr#n ' Sherman poll.hoj o ff the desman, Levi Jotaaoa, tumbled into preildentlal election. Washington, D. C., and Chicago. am, « Cnt to bed— h- era* o f DeLand aald she tad picked • river and drwwcad yesterday. The contestant* will be nar­ The Tenneaaean will addreaa a up her daughter, Canaan, at the A ear drivaa by Cot dr . Frank rally on the night o f Sept. 14 here, rowed to 10 finallate from which mdtta Gregg. * . af Cecil Field Ocala bua station about 8 p. move to Orlando fo r another Ike the winner w ill be selected Satur­ Sh* laid " I thought Carmen M DIR IN CAN AD* bear Jacksonville, waa killed when next afternoon and finlah up hla day night during a 00-minute na­ OTTAWA UP—Labor Da) m rkcod b it auto struck a utility pole yes­ might get confuaod by haring to aerie* that night In St. Peters- tionwide telecast no ABC. accidents took the live* of at least. transfer so I chocked aa a bua terday. burg. St persons In Canada. schedule and drove to Ocala fo r Forty two traffic fata title* wort her." Sen. George Emather* D-Fla., ■eported. B li person* drowned, fltc She aald aha didn't think K w who announced the itinerary, *ald killed asm and 10 died la miscel­ necessary te notify kua authori­ the appearance* marked the fin t laneous mishap*. ties but " I guess I should hava.” atop o f the party** "Intenahro e f ­ The eectJeetal death toll for the Carmen had boon visit lag • sis­ fort * In Florida. He painted out WadT i l B A LK O F I9444T D riven •am * holiday weekend last year ' that all thro* dllaa a n Bopubll ter, Mrs. J a M V . Doyle J r , la ty Court H M l Hi n o te ) M. Clark Lodged In Jail Dial Equipment Is Priest Trys To Talk Being Installed To Anti-Negro Crowd In New Building Dusty Boots Assn. Holds Rodeo, Other Events Yesterday Lake Howell Road Raceway Head Asks Will Be Repaired Referendum Election For Drag Racing Loch Arbor Homes Are Ransacked S K iip * ' Pretty 22-Year-Old Plunges From Plane To Death Monday ]5 Killed In State During Weekend Adult Ceramics Classes Begin Tonight A t SHS Firemen Free Youngster's Arm From Fire Plug Reception Planned Boardwalk Parade To Launch Contest Missing Girl Nor Missing Kefauver To Make Talk In Sarasota A d d itio n a l lo ca l N e w s O n Page 3 Weather ,>■: > ; f.1! ,i u 'i- * <1 .i .. , ___ __________________ - y- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 03, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/88081f2b55c6d613fa9ab01b0c27e61b.pdf 8a3e32594f8219405ba169a5394f5ab4 PDF Text Text ■- THE SANFORD H EH ALD V e te ra n s C o rn e r 1 1. commended that under the molt favorable etrcumatances, the max­ imum (peed should not exceed 80 miles an hour In rural areai or M miles an hour In built-up arsai, with downward toning to meet loeat conditions. Tha second major change re­ commends broadening the auth­ ority o f enforcement officers to allow them to make on-the-spot arrests o f persons who are rea­ sonably behaved to have commit ted such violations as reckless driving, negligent homicide, driv­ ing white under the influence of alcohol or drugs, leaving the scene of an accident, refusing to give information, or refusing to aid accident victims. Under most existing systems, these offenses are considered thaaa change* ia th* .Uniform misdemeanor* rather than felonTraffic Coda coincided with the lea. Under the common law rule, W afimil Safety Council’s an- an officer can make an on-thenaawitmssit that traffic fatalities ■pot arrest o f a felony suspect, hi the aetiaa have consistently but must get a court-issued war­ Marat sad far the sixteenth cons*, rant for the arrest o f a person entire month end are threaten- suspected of committing a mis­ Mg lo roach an all-time Ugh of demeanor. The lime lapse In thla (ROM death* for 19M. This action system often allows suspect* to hi considered u particularly sober up (If drunk) or to leave significant by traffic accident th* seene of the accident, ff the M »ri*UaU because the committee suspect la from out o f state, he membership consists o f the o f­ ean often escape trial completely ficial representative* o f federal, by returning to his home before '•tale and municipal traffic law a warrant can be issued. The new law allowing officer* mferonmaat executives as well as M e * * * and Industry intersits, to make on-the-spot arrests o f mlsdeThe first o f fim two sudor persons charged with ■ TOgai ca lk fo r tha absndon- msanors, traffic safety leader* M M a f prime fa d e speed laws pointed out, would thus make poshi fever * f absolute limits and slble the apprehension o f many would greatly- simplify enforce- violators who now frequently m int e f speed laws. Under the escape prosecution. This system ■eedy recommended system, any Is already in effect In several material exceeding the maximum parte of the nation. Th# Uniterm Traffic Code I* a •pMd established by law would be n jtt y « f a traffic violation. Un- aet of "pattern" taw* designed for adoption by .state governments in ofdcr to provide uniform and raoro effective traffic regulation throughout the nation. The Na­ tional Committee periodically re­ vise* Uie code to keep It abreast o f changing traffic conditions. NEW YORK — In an effort to ns don’s headlong rush tat* the moat calamitous traffic S toil o f aU time by the end of UM, the National Committee on Uniform Traffic Laws aod Ord& loanees, for the first time In its history, Is calling an state legtatstor** throughout the country to eetebllsh absolute maximum speed limits snd give law cn' Pace s ment officers more sweeplog on-the-spot arrest powers. This action was taken at a M atin g o f th* Commutes In Chicago end was announced by [ . Thomas N. Boat*, a committee member and Accident Prevention Department manager of the As■Mtatke a f Caanalty and Bursty ' wit the s a a s s ^ s m is a Cabinet Member Urges E d u cation to Lim it By MAHON B. FOLSOM Bteretery, Department ef Neehh, TKtT.T Idtftelien t Welfare. Young men and women planning to attend school this fall under the new V e r Orphans Education Law. war* urged today by the Veterans Administration to file their applications as toon as possi­ ble, to avoid unnecessary delays In receiving their first monthly al­ lowance check. Application forms are available at all VA offices. Persons eligible for schooling are those whose veteran-parent died o f injuries or diseases result­ ing from military service during World War I, World War U or the Korean Conflict Students gener­ ally must be between 11 and S years old, V. S. Parker, mana­ ger o f the Paia-a-Grllle VA Reg­ ional Office, explained. Prompt action is needed, he ex­ plained because normally It will take about three months from tha effective. Both changes have date of application lo the date the long been favored by most o f the initial allowance check la placed nation's courts and enforcement agencies and have been backed capital stock repeatedly casualty Insurance companies and) their representatives. "Our traffic problem Is bolting away at headlong speed. Already we are approaching 10,000,000 ac­ cident i a year at a cost o f some 15 billion, 1,500,000 Injuries and 42,000 deaths. Ih e strengthening o f traffic lows must no longer be delayed if we are to halt this trend. It U clearly evident that the broadening o f police arrest powers and the tightening o f speed laws are at th* very top of our most urgent needs. I am sure that every including the great majority of motorists, hope* the state legislatures will bring Uiclr laws In line with these modern needs as recommended In the Uniform Traffic Cods.” in the mail. Bo In the ease o f young men and woman who apply now, tha ea idlest that VA conld ■ a il out checks would bo mid-No­ vember. Whan the first cheeks do arrive however, they will cover the en­ tire period during which the stu­ dents were in school a fter Oc­ tober 1 — the beginning date on which the taw authorises pay­ ments to be made. Thereafter, checks wtll be mailed regularly to cover each month tha student has been In school. The money usually will be sent lo the student's parent or guar­ dian, rather than to the student himself. > The three-month period between application and receipt o f the first check Is necessary because of the processes required by the lew, Mr. Parker said. Here's what is In­ volved: After the application la filed, VA woman meets basic aUgibtiity re­ quirements for schooling. I f so, VA will Issue a “ provisional ap­ proval." N ext VA will schedule voca­ tional counseling to help tha appli­ ca n t along with his living parent or guardian, to plan a program o f education best suited to Ua apti­ tude, abilities and interests. Also, the parent or guardian, with the help o f VA counselors, must work out an ‘‘educations] plan" showing tha student'! g oa t his program of education, what school or schools he plans to attend and the estimated cost. Only after this plan la submitted may VA give lta final approval for the training. And even after tha atodent en­ trails in school, ha oan't expect his Government check immediately. For the law calls for payments to be made some Ume after the end of each month o f training comple­ ted. . After the month h i . coded, the student and hii school must subn it ■ certifiestlon to VA stating that be has bean In attendance all month. Th# law, than, allows VA op to SO days after receipt o f (Sc certification to get the student's check In the m a il Por young man and women who « News O f Men In Service Choose from ou r new# making knit* and hats lag. Tha falter* a f the young par* •on te g * « s —or tha failure o f nor society te provide him th# opportunity to go on—not only te a does persona] loan te th* Indi­ vidual but la a tragic waste af a g n a t national asset Th* goal fo r aR o f us should be education te the fun capacity of sack individual. I f that goal la dramatic fo r Fall. CAMP HALE, COLO— Army Spe­ cialist Third Class William Wright, 21, son o f Mr. and Mr*. David Wright, 1421 Lsko Avc., Sanford. Is participating in "Exercise Cold Spot" at Camp Hale, Colo. The two-month long exercise I* providing Individual and unit train­ ing In mountain and cold-weather warfare at Iwo-milc-hlgh Hale, subport of Fort Carson. Specialist Wright, ■ rifleman in Company C of the 1st Infantry Division’* *eih Regiment, will re­ turn to Fort Ililcy, Kan., after tho exercise ends In lale Septem­ ber. The former Crooms Academy stu. dent entered the Army In July 1953 and completed basic training nt Fort Chaffee, Ark. FORT CARSON, Colo.—pvt. John II. Thomas, who-o wife, Iona, live*' r.t 1100 W. 23th St., Sanford, is (cht*lulrd to leave the U, S. Aug. .10 for Europe a* part of Operation Ciyro.’ copc, tbc Army's unit rota­ tion plan. Thomnx I* a member of the Eighth Infantry Dlv'xion, which lias bern Ktntinned at Fort Carson, f "rtf#* Colo., and is replacing a*__ the Ninth Infantry Division In Germany. A rifleman in Company K of the division's 13th neglmcnt, Thonia* entered tho Army U*t Fcbinmy and completed basic training at the fori. Son of Mr, and Mr*. Raymond T. Thomas, 203 Mapla Ave., ho Is a lost graduate of Sem­ inole High School. Tha 22-year-old soldier was employed by the J. C. Penney Company before entering tho Army. That are lovely fo r Fall, In gorgeous c o lo n o f beige, aqua, white, charcoal, pink, navy, Ted 4 black. Slcea 8 tp 18. Choose from dressy and tailored atylea atl of Sanford. Seventeen ships of the Atlantic Fleet departed Norfolk, Va., July • for Europe with more than 1,000 Naval ROTC Midshipman aboard. The ships’ crews supervise the middle*' training during the crate*. Oa the »hlp*' schedule era visits to Barcefoaa, Spain and Glasgow, Scotland. Gunnery practice at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will climax the cruise before the midshipmen dis­ embark at Norfolk, Aug- *1. AIKEN, H.C. A' 1C Jlmmk J. Ryan, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth J. Ryan, 1012 Elm M , Banford, ha* been awarded the U.8. Air Force Good Conduct Medal, Major Elton c . Young, Command, er o f the M ist Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron bars, an­ nounced recently. The Medal was presented to Airman Ryan fo r hla demonstration o f honesty, effic­ iency, and fidelity during a three year period o f active duty. Airman Ryan hoe boon assigned to the M ist A . C. sod W. Squad­ ron since April INS. T bt Sou* dr on U n k r Um Jut* ladletlon o f th# 35th Air Division which U responsible for the air defense of the Southeastern United Staten. KEEP COOL PHOENIX, A IrX. (A P )-M ra . Rope Hans* was about to step In the bathtub when she scream ed. nigra was a snake wriggliax on the bottom. The mystery was solved by her Kata a rc Important this jrcar, completes jwxt ou tfit w ith a knowing look o f d e f o w e . . . Come M g our ncwamaklng hats designed fo r foil* B p W cateo and Lipp. wwqnkttnlp fa sh io n e d , n e w fo r w a r d a l t t u c p u lJjok, e le g a n t " m o r e h a t " atylea, th a a tra lg h t-lo o k i n f u r r y fa it 4 squ are d o c k s . Beautiful new fall color* o f blade* «**Y* brown, ■eft pastel colors, n hat to m atch each outfit. « " to tlon, made fhe comment Bunder. Because of the President, b t ■sld, confidence bss replaced fsar and apprehension throughout the country. The postal chief, who managed the 1>U Eisenhower campaign, described last week’s GOP con­ vention as the finest he had ever attended. Summerfltld alse got In a plug for hla departure. Re aald tha ballpoint pens now in use in port offices are less expensive than the old pen and Ink bottles system. their b e a u ty . * . their flattery • • * their ftahlon Importance! ATLANTIC FLEET (FHTNC) '» »ec Participating In tho summcr’i ond Midshipman training cruise aboard tho battleship USS Wtscon- To other young people, how* c m . "back te school" wilt hero a difforaat sound. Pupils who reel this way ean giro many reasons *■ Here are fashions you’ll welcome Into your wardrobe fo r <***-■— . (Written X rprtttly /or CYufroJ Pres* Association and Ml* News* peptrj. ONCE AGAIN, aU ovtr this country, children and young peo­ ple will aoon be taking their seat* in classrooms, filling the elementary schools, the high schools and Um colltgsa. To most students, tha words *rbMk to school" will have a hap­ py sound. Th«y mean resuming studies and renewing friendships. They tnsaa football, basketball, clubs, student government, cad wheel d*nc*s-U w whole host ef acuviues that contribute te teaming and health and happypass. 'I L g ^ Q. » P o D lllo r • • • .» » ■ •« #> M O I I 111 W O N G SOYS n ( n __ ^ L * | U . d * r O S f O l V o IH G T SANTA BARBARA, Calif., If) — Postmaster General SummerfieM Is convinced President Elaenbow Immacutely tailored by JK RN AT. �i 1 up and Savre f ; ■hi Sanford | AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 l 7 1956 SANFORD, FLORIDA School Bus Patrol W ill Continue "Motorist* must comply with aw* regarding the stopping of .heir cars approaching or behind achool buses as they atop to load or unload." Sheriff J. L. Hobby warned this morning as ho reveal­ ed his plan* to patrol the achool i buses a* they bring children to school each morning and return them to their homes each after­ noon. "This law will be strictly en­ forced," Sheriff Hobby remark­ ed as he sold, "We will continue our school bus patrol during the i coming school year beginning neat Tuesday morning." Sheriff Hobby reminds Sanford and Seminole County motorist* that school bus driver* will give j motorists ample lime to stop with their signals and that they will be required to atop when buses stop to load or unload children all over the county. Whether motorists are approaching the buses o f foi­ lwing them, they will have to atop, said the Sheriff. "We Intend to make the nest school year the safest year In the schools’ history," the Seminole County Sheriff said. "The entire staff of Seminole County Deputy Sheriffs will he following Seminole County school buses during the 196tWiT school year In order to strictly enforce the laws concerning the safety of our school children," Hobby said. "We hope that the m otoric* of our County will comply with the safe driving regulation* designed to protect Ihe school children," Hobby said. School buses begin their daily operation neat Tuesday morning Tha Board o f Directors of bringing children to every school Southern Bell Telephone and in the county. Duses opersllng rnd Telegraph Company through It* bringing children to I’ inccreat executive committee, yesterday School will bo nn a double schedauthorised the issuance of six mil­ lion dollars 27 year debentures, to b« dated Oct. 1. 1956, President Fred J. Turner announced. The First National Bank of Atl-ntn was dslgnaed aa trustee of this, the seeond largest bond >* •••* In tent to Superintendent o f Public Instruction R. T. Milwor and In the company's history, Tha debentures will be offered gharge of transportation. Tesgue said that buses have for sale at competitive bidding. If President Elsenhower em­ barks on a nationwide speaking tour. Florida Is one o f the atata* that will be considered. In a let­ ter to Arnold Lund, Republican nominee for tha Congress of tha Ftfth District was so Informed a ft Is planned to fit It with Security and Exchange Commission on Sept. II. L ito r g c t Tha company plans to extend In- Ph a . vitationa fo r bid* on Oct. 2, open them yon Oct. R, and If a hid U accepted, settle with the purchas­ er on Ocl. 16. The funds will be used In con­ nection with Southern Ball’' re­ cord breaking construction pro­ gram, The demand for telephone service continue* extremely heavy throughout the entire south. Presi­ dent Turner laid, and the new Is­ sue 1* another step to provide capital fund* for facilities to meet theso great and continuing demand*. Southern Bell serve* Alatama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LouIslana, Mississippi, North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee. REALTOR DIES MIAMI i f — Miami realtor Carleton S. Dooley died yesterday o f Lrim Lyon, pest commander a heart attack, lla waa 56. ■aid today Out the fish fry la free to alt members o f the Iocs' , post and all veterans. Member o f the post are urged to brin , their veteran friend* with them ! Monday’s event will be tha flr r | o f what I* expected to bo an an nunl affair to b* held on Labor Day each year, said Commander Lyon. The affair la being staged aa » get-together meeting for mem her* and veterans, A business meeting of the local American Legion Post will follow Immediately after the fish fry at 8 p.m. The Sanford Elk’a Lodge Is also staging a Labor Day fish fry beginning at 16 o'clock Mondav I morning fo r Its member* and will lie held at tha Elk's Club on See­ ond St. The fish fry will be foli lowed by a dance In the Elk's Club annex rooms at 6:30 p-m. ■ ‘Hie Dusty Boots Riding Chib 1 !■ staging a pared* and fishfry. The psrede and Labor Day cele­ bration wtll bo seen along Ban*«rd streets Monday morning nt •n o’clock. The fl*h fry. to be held at tha Sanford Farmers' Suction Market at 2:30 In the af­ ternoon. Tvphoon Churns Toward Okinawa TOKYO (JR — Diana, fourth ty. •- ^ <w U r s • Taking President Says More Powerful President ___________ _________________ WASHINGTON Elsenhower announced today the 9 Russians hnve touched oft still anThe sate of 1DG6-S7 driven other atomic explosion.. He said ||MnieB begin* tomorrow mom Inf thla one was more powerful than ,, . . .. the test a week ago which had the * l • 0 el<* k u" der * P Hi force nf almost on. million tons ,on ®f Jud*® Hou.holder’s office of TNT. In the lobby o f the Seminole CounEisenhower made the announce- ty Court House, ment at a news conference after Coat o f operator’s license la recalling that last Sunday he Altand chauffeu r. license i t closed that the Soviet Union had . . ... resumed tests of nuelear weapons. •*"*•** 1,11 r #*rOn that occasion, while he was applicants fo r the renewal o f dr(still In California, Elsenhower said vers license are required to'aurreru a blast on Aug. 24 had the force der their preaent license, of alm osta megaton, or a million Applicants may a e c u r e their t0™ . y the'President ..Id the " f t , Russians have engaged In what orl* ,n»l accompanied by ho termed another large test In the ■ ratum stamped en* the accustomed place. That would velope. The applicant keep, the be in Southwest Siberia, aa report* duplicate of the original llcenad ed for the first time officially In unU, ^ ntw UeMM tl ^laenhowera announcement last Ju d ft Houahold»r said t h l a . . . morning that ha has a good staff The new teat, Elsenhower said, c f Bs*laUnU to aerve applicants took place yesterday In that,area.I,ppjyinc f„ driver licenaa re- "IIEY MISTEII! Did anyone find a fish about this long, this thick, urn! this wide, yetted Dti year old Danny to Jaycee Presi­ dent George Andrew Speer, at tha seventh Annual Jaycea FishIng Rodeo. (S taff Photo) Ne w Adult Education Courses Offered Here « . „ , , . use of the demand, two now « ur,c* ln *duli •duc*U,0" \ B*' P|uP» tor)r * n ,Dd EducgThe course In Exploratory will begin Thursday night, Sep In the Art Room at fteml tflael. flnliAAt sniirin iwtll more specific about that. Eisenhower reptled be could not -•that be could only say at thla lime that it was more powerful The Seminote County Vocational The Atomic Energy Commission, School has been accepting registra­ he added, apparenUy la not wady tion* all week for both day and to go Into mors detail, evening classes, and will continue to, do »o for another week. Any adult In Seminole County is eligible suclaar tesU will not bring any to enroll. A student iwigy take the full business course or Just one or two subjects. The Vocational School la part of sumptton, Elsenhower added, that (ho public school system of the county. The only cost to tha stud­ ent Is an enrollment foe of 11.00, iy. At tho news conference - hla and the cost n( supplies, such as first sinco he was nominated last workbooks, paper, etc. The school is scheduling the fol­ week for a second term—Elxenlowing classes: day classes: 9 10. hower also dealt with these matTyping I, offlro practice; 10-11 ter*. business English, bookkeeping; 11-12, shorthand 1, bookkeeping; 1-1, shorthand II; and 2-3, Typing II; Evening elascss: 7-9 p. m., Mon­ day through Thursday, book keep(Continued Oa Page Tea) Reveals Classes elndts will be announced lately **ld Judge Honabolder, The Seminole County J u d g O “ v i e s everyone te secure their H e«a* •*rfT_ - . * f ic ^ 's & r s a Stevenson Assured' of winning votes m m ,t m. . In Southern Stales By TME ASSOCIATED P l M Ad lei Stevenson end Souther* leader* beat the drums for Demo, cratie unity yatWrday, while President Elsenhower heartily en- Nation's Labor Day Holiday Death Toll Estimated At 480 CHICAao UR-The only three'ay holiday weekend of tha sum•ier lured million* of motorists to he highways today. Some were taking a final fling t beaches or fishing spots. Others •ere closing up summer homes for he season and beading homa. 'ante were collecting their childin at camps and resorts for Ihe •ek back to classrooms. Other* ere hauling their college age ouths and luggage to faraway imputes. And for somo 4*0 drivers, pasangers and pedestrians this may e their last weekend. That waa the death toll for the -abor Day holiday period esti­ mated by the National Safety Coun­ cil. Tho period covered by the esti­ mate will extend from « p. m. to­ night until midnight Monday. Only Immediate death* are included in the estimate. Many others wilt die later from Injuries Inrurred In the holiday traffic. For comparative purposes the Associated Pres* conducted a na­ tionwide survey of traffic deaths on tha nonholiday weekend nf Aug. 17-20. In tha ia-hour period from 6 p. m. Friday to midnight Monday traffic killed 2M persona. Aa tho Labor Day trafife tide began to roll the Safety Council reported that last month’s toll of 2,570 waa tho greatest of any July In history. have a lot of work to d o." Ho aald bo received a telegram from flan. H u -all o f Georgia, a leader of tho Southern bloc, la which Russell sold "unless thee* ^ “ MR ""foreseen development, I believe you can safely const cm tho Southern iistas once m ow living an overwhelming majority • • . in a restoration o f tha e l i ■did South." "7 Golf Course Will Be Open Monday Tha Mayfair in Golf Gaunt wtd pen Monday fer the beeafU e f La»r Day golfava. W eather w pw i 1 Its - 1 y .I �TO E SANFORD B E B A L D All Church NcrticM must ba praaanted at Tha Herald office by 10 a. m. on the day beforo publication. g h u A c k , W n tic o A tiTjr the it itim w t m ttkm ily rather than hostile. When an exasperated mother Utka endearingly to h«r child and at tha tame time plnchti th« youngster painfully, the chlUI hai to chooie between the conflicting meaning! of tha two meitagea In ordtr lo figure out what aha real­ ly maana. _— By RENNIE TAYLOR "The altienre of a handlhake Associated Press where It might normally be ex­ Science Reporter pected la more auggeatlve of hoiSAN FRANCISCO— Don’t go tillty than even a painful poke In through life without trying to un­ the riba." ' ' derstand the language o f body A board or rope placed serosa movemanta furniture arrange­ an entranceway la Just as elo­ ments, facial expression!, dancing quent e* the sign or the spoken and other form* of nonverbal com­ phrase. munication, advises a University _ A spotlessly clean ashtray and of California psychiatrist. rlgarette rase carefully arranged Too much emphasis on ipeech on an Immaculate table top plain­ can mean a neglected education, ly lays, "A ik permission fir s t" he adds. A collection o f exnenalve bric"Unless the middle aged person a-brac erowded together on a ta­ Is mature in terms o f communica­ ble or a cabinet shout* "money” tion,” he asserts, "he la likely to whether or not the owner Intended lo convey that message. A prime form of communica­ tion, aayv Dr. Ruesch, Is Ihe dance. In every form o f Ihe danco "something Is being said, Inter­ personally or Intrapersonally, or to a god, or about a w ayiof life,'' The psychiatrist cited as an out­ standing examnle of communlca* tlnn the "gesture dance" which originated In ancient India. II hns hundreds o f movements and noiltlone. Including 24 for the head and 57 for the hands, all o f which are meaningful. Too Much Stress On Talk May Handicap Child LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMED M s L. Day. Paster M3 W. 25lh Place Sunday School 1:49 a.m. Phone I7RI Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Phillip Bchlesimauu Training Union I:1S p.m. Peeler Evening Sendee* 7:90 p.m. Sunday School «:1S e.m. George Pets Id, Aeal. Sept, ef Wednesday Prayer Strvlco 7:M1 Bible Class 9:16 e.m. Church School pm . Service . 10:30 t.m. Church School in a.m. "Prayer For The Day" phone 19M MLLCREAT BAPTIST CHURCH Worahlp l l a.m. Geneve Westminster Fellowship 7 p. m. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday morning services: Willing Workers 7 p.m. SCIENTIST. 10 a.m. Suada) School. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. M9 K. Second St. 11 a.m. Morning Worship "Everybody Invited to attend Sunday Services 11:00 e.m. Sunday evening services: Sunday School’ 0:30 a.m. our aendccs." • :l l p. m. Training Union Wednesday Evening Meeting* 9:00 FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 7:10 p.m. Evening Worahlp p.m. Pastor Milton U. Wyatt Wednesday 7:50 p.m. Prayer I,cSBMi-Hermon "Christ Jesus” 9.-45 a.m. Church School meeting Reading Room located In Foyer of Clease* for all age*. Church Building open lo public ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH 11 e.m. Morning Worahlp 2:30 lo 4:30 p.m. Tuesdays and 12th St. and Laurel Ave. 7 p.m. MYF Thursday*. Rev. George S. Reas 7:45 p.m. Organ Vespere I Sunday Baaday School 9:43 e.m. A cordial Invitation la extended I p.m. Evanlng Worship to all to attend our services and j Morning Worship 11 a.m. Broadcast ovtr W.T.R.R. use Ihe Reading Room. - Yetub Service 0:45 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Fellowship for young . Evangelistic "ally 7:45 p.m. ST. LUKE’S LUTHERAN people. .Ykajror and Bibla Study WednesIn Slavla (Near Oviedo) *• Hay at 7 :U p.m. LAKE MARY BAPTIST Rev. fltephen M. Tuhy Peeler ,*E «m am ber a glad band Invite* CHAPEL Morning Worship 1:25 a.m. ; you to worahlp with us." Lake Mery, Fla. Radio Mission Broadcast at 9:30 Pastor — Rev. H. A. Frith Jr, a. m. over WORZ (710 kc) [ « * E LITTLE BROWN CHURCH Sunday School t:00 a. m.—for ell Sunday School 0:43 a.m. • ON THE HILL MomJng Worship 11 a.m. ■go groups, (Congregational) Christian Day School _ Monday Training Union 0:10 p.m. ! Corner Park Ave. and Mtk St. through Friday 9:00 a.m. — (All Evening Worahlp 7:50 p.m. •John Bernard Root, MlnlaUr . "Leak well lo this day, (or It, •lemeotary grades and kinder­ Prayer Meeting Wed. 7:50 p.m. tfa d it atone, la life. In the brief garten.) HOLY CROSS CHURCH ncaune e f this day He all the verl(Enieceeal) CHURCH OF JESUB CHRIST otto* and realities o f your existRev. H. Lytttotaa tla im em a a OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 'ta e e : the Joy of growth, the apianI . D., Rector Branch President -Her at beauty, the glory of action. A. O. Pitta 10tk Bend ay after Trtally City Util , Yesterday la but a memory, end Holy Eucharist 1:00a.m. 10 a.m. ( taMQCTPw la only a vision. BUT to­ Sunday School Choral Family Eucharist 4 p.m. day well lived, make* each yes- Sacrament Meeting and Address 1:15a.m. ‘ tttday a memorial of Happiness, Church School 1:11a.m. •«ad each tomorrow n dream ef ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST !kapt." CHAPEL , PAOLA WESLEYAN 'Monday Bcbool for all daises and Rider Serlags METHODIST CHURCH o g e e ..................... .................... l:45 Sponsored hy First Baptist Church 0 Mttoe Weo4 ea RL 44 -Kerolng Worahlp . — - — ll'OO Sunday School 9:45a.m. Sanford, Fla. 10:45 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 e.m. Morning Worship W. O. Stansell, Superintendent Wesleyan Youth Preaching 11:00 a.m. Evening Worahlp Dr. U. H. Martin, Preaeber Wednesday Prayer Meettog 7:10 p.ot. Everyone Welcome THE CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Rev. Cecil W. Shaffer Pianist CHURCH Mrs. Nancy Giles, Children's Park Ave. aad 14th St. Choir Director, Pastor: Rev. David B. Caratflx Mr. George Pczold, A sst SupL of Church Reboot. Church School, 10:00 a.m. Classea for all agoa. Worahlp 11:00 a.m. Children's Service U:00 a.m. Youog People 1:50 p.at. Children 1:30 p.m. Worship 7:30 p.m. Everybody invited to attend all per Interpretation. Ha dooa not our services. arrive at "communicative maturCHURCH OP THE N a' z a RENE lly " until about the age o f 80. ; Baader School, 9:41 a. as. Latter "Hanford's Hinging Church" when apeech. one o f the last o f Tharp, sBpertoteadent. Adult LasCenser o f Second m i Maple the human faculties to develop, pasi •Paa n t rac y ia Christian EelIf. H. Hpear Jr„ Pastor reache* Its peek. At that atoga. •aariklp" (Jas. t). We invito you to become a mem­ he ha* become a parent himself ' At tha 11 o'clock worship service ber o f our Sunday school. The and I* forced to understand the ■he pastor will return to Ills pulpit opening service begins at 9:30 fallowing hi* vocation, and wil a.m. Graded classes are In aescelebrate the first anniversary of alon from 0:30 to 10:35. For fur­ Although wordless communlcaftk ministry bare, bringing a mes­ ther information call 3191 or tlon often take. th. ptoc. o f sage, In keeping with the occasion. 1339, Frank Price la Superinten­ apeech, It more often reinforces. Evening worship will not be redent. ■uaiad until Sept. 9. niodifiri or even conlr.dlcU it. At Morning worship at 10:45 Tba public la Invllad to all worret ain time. Its absence can be Training Departments for ages highly meaningful, p r. Kursch Chip services. Navy families, new­ 8 to 40 meet each Sunday even­ comer*, weekend guests, tourists, cite* these examples: ing at 8:30. b id ether* without a church home A nulla accompanying a nomiEvanlng evangelistic Sunday Ic fonford are extended a special nally Inaulling remark can idsnSANFORD REVIVAL CENTER night at 7:30 areloom*. Nursery facilities and Rav. L. F. Tatker, Pastor oofs, ott-tireel parking are proPrayermeeting each Wednesday Sunday School jo a m. al 7:45 P.M. Morning Worship n a.m. Tha Runday evening service at tha Evangaliatle Service •OUT* (ID E BAPTIST CHURCH Evening Church of the N'aiarene Is • dis­ 7:45 p.m. . R«*4 I f BL At Park Avt. tinctly different service from any r Tha and af yaur ictrch Weekly Services: other throughout the week. It is For a friendly Church. Tuesdoy and Thursday 7:45 characterised hy a volunteer B . R. Laaatofd, Fatter p.m. chulr, spirited congregational W. L» Btmbeaa, Aaaoclato Paatar Regular Saturday Morning ■I n g i n g , s p e c i a l m u s i c a l M k m Higglebaikaai, s h a d a y Broadcast over WTHK 10:35 numbers, tsitimonlss to the glory M u l liy ir iiliid iB l. a.m. o f God, and a brief evangelistic •••day School * jo a.m. message. You will enjoy the Mwalag Worship 11a.m.PAOLA CHURCH OK CHRIST warmth and old fashioned at­ Bible Study 7:20 pm . Lord's Day: Bibla Study at 10 a.m. mosphere o f this high service Evening Warship 8p.m. Worahlp Servile 11:00 a.m. of Ihe weak, "Come and See". fra y a r Matting (Wed.) s P.m. l’reachlng Service 7:30 p.m. Rav. B. H. Spear Jr., pastor o f •Jsatoasry PnmlUsnltl Everyone Welcome the Church o f the Naiarene, will Wileeme CMULUOTA BAPTIST CHURCH be vacationing this week at DeSo­ H CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Waller A. South Jr., Paster to Beach, located on the Eaat ' Rav. J, W, Parham, Pastor Coast just south o f Titusville. Sunday School 10 a.m. Car. PaartoeaU SI., Oak Ava, Morning Worship Service 11 a.m. Mrs. Spear, Jim and Joy will ac­ Sunday School 1:45 a.m. company Rav. Speer. They Intend FREE METHODIST CHURCH to be beak at tba personate, loca­ M orslig Worahlp Sarvlca U:00 s.m. Laurel Ave. at 4!h S t ted at loot Wait P in t St., by lapt. Tratotog Union t i l l p.m. It'a a Sunday School 8:45 a.m. 4. Anyone desiring Information re­ tim ily affair. Morning Worship 10:43 a.m. garding tba church o r ita eervlcea F. M. Y. 7:00 p. m. Evanlng Worship 7:30 p m. may call 1538. Tha Rav. Jeasa "Came thou with us and we will Evanlng Evangelistic 7:U p.m. Brannon, retired ordained elder, #9 than goad." Wednesday night prayer aad will ba futst apaaker In tha ab­ praise service 7:30 p.m. sence e f Rav, Spear. K P LYECREST BAPTIST Sermon by tha pastor. CHURCH OF GOD L MISSION Evening Worship Sarvlca 7:30 Rev. H. W. Heuderseu, Paster p.m. Sermon by tba pastor. French Ave. and Uad Si. F CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:3o Sunday School l : t t a.m. I a t atad at p.m. Evaaialiatic Service 7:30 p.m. School . W. ITtb THF. SALVATION ARMY Mid-Week Service Tuesday 7:50 ■•T. C. W. Plaak Miaalaa Pastor p.m. M4 East Second Street 9:45 a.m. Sunday School Meatlaga Young. People Service Thurs­ D i l i S.m. Morning Worship day 7:90 p.m. ••'U pjw. Trataiag Union Sunday Sunday School 10:00a.m. KBKNESER METHODIST Holloas* Mealing 11:00 a.m. CHURCH Open-Air (Street Meeting) g;30 CUree Heixhts p.m. Rav. Edward Morfta, Pastor Y.P.L. 7:00p4i.Sunday School 10 a.aa. Clifford balvatlon Mealing 7:30 p.m. E. Johnson, superintendent. Tuesday Preaching Sarvlca U a.m. Corp Codcl* 3:30p.m. Band Practice 4:00p.m. Ladle* Home League 7:30 p.m. Thursday Prayer Meeting 7:30p.m. Saturday Open-Air (Street Meeting) • : » Zl' toUrereta’ilir'Tr"1T Jet A ct Confident Record To Be Set In '56 Bendix Race LOS ANGELES (JD ______ One of America's top Jet acci la confi­ dent a record will be «et Saturday In the 1956 Bendix race. •"apt. Manuel J. pete Fenianact. who destroyed 14H Commu­ nist Jet* in Korea, told a news conference y e it c r la y "W* can easily break last year'* time end w* U probaoly break the TREED CAT FANCIER ALLENTOWN, Pa., (* - Thle may sound complicated, but: Police got a call from an angrycat-fancier who said he'd bean treed by a dog trying to untrte a treed cat. That la, tha man said a cat had been in a tree, he had climbed up to untree the cat and a dog had treed both of them. The dog had stayed on the ground. The man said he'd have plenty u l i s t to* lam Taacday bal?c s ix t h sla t o r h o i a a a u fur Fra*ldtnt or the Italian Fur Vies I’realdeat •( tha f a7 m a in showing at thc Movleland Ride-ln .A SCENE FROM 'Trapeze . Thulro Sunday and Monday Yellow Cloud Seen! Democrats Ribbing On ManVSunface Republican Efforts TOKYO uf — A huge yellow To Rename Party 'A'luud—1,400 miles long and 300 r nr BTATE Sailors Lost When Tugboat Capsixes CLARENCH R. HUYEH Third Street U k t Mary. Florida Gestural language c o n t a i n s : -------------- - -u rn ,no iug aome 700,000 distinctly different * * ' Coppedge capsized and tank signals, he adds. The largest Eng- *" 1' •Quell on St. Andrew* Sound llsh dictionaries define fearer than p ~ . °*°rgla coast, flon.onn words. Dr. Ruesch thinks Thc caPtoin and mate escaped, a dictionary o f gestures would be *P*nt the night on a barge and a valuable contribution lo edura- were rescued this morning by fiahtlon. ermcn. AUTO LOANS Lowest Cost Some o f the difference* In »*•identified two turlng hy nationality* are cited asLooj, . I L ’ i X u f ®°’ the significant. ^ , ' n ? n.d„ f ckhand' » Hayden, i s . i i . . . ___ m x- ................. “ The wide—has appeared on the surface ol Mars, a Jananese scientist reported Wednesday. Dr. Sadao llurayama of the Tokyo Nation­ al Science Museum said hr first noticed Uic cloud on the planet's u t h e r n Hemisphere -ever-1 day* ago. He opined that it might be a gigantic sandstorm on one of Mars' deserts. 4' S c h e d u l e d to play at the .VHJVIELAND- IN this week: Tucssay and Wednesday “ Magic Fire” • presented by Herbert J. Yates In ! trucolor. Second feature will be . a Republic picture "/.anzabuku” In trucolor*. . . Zanzabuku mean* ______ his flicita ,_ I Monday, Lollobridand Burt movie of Cinema aster pro- «SAN £PRD u i A s n c i u n M N A i B ah *• *. . !!21 * •* irr w ag* * t io a H i s?'E It kn ow n °.r tlmi■ m I, It A OrtAT. H^cFMtrv o f Mtn • Of tha Nlata o f plorldA d o htrsli ' e j v e notlca that H OK.VKfUL k 'ACTION will |,a INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. Meahei PDIc Ne*r P. O. /r / Phono 103 BriBI ° f havt yaur D octor tn aim osl I lelephon* your naxt pre- a !| ^ acrJption lo us. l i will bo j y LAST TIME TONIGHT STARTS 7:15 accurately compounded with froth druga RANKER DIES MIAMI UP — Banker Day J. Apt*, 89, active in Jewish welfare work and Chamber o f Commerce development, died yesterday. Tha Cincinnati native was pres­ ident of the Peoplo's National Bank o f North Miami. r°Hthecou35n-'-year* ”c h«*I 0f rural mall Besldei seven mot set* o f tIre*, tha several new rear er ,1 ntw transmission . . . nr- f. r. fo - hla 4, mli.lh„ , at * ,a ,r *nd raaaoiubla price... PAST KKKE DELIVERY also FAUST'S SUNDRY STORE 20th k French **To Batter Serve Yen'* iiimMkhmirNU A RRFUBUC FfCTUftl h^.,*1* ^ ! Ilf f 1J ^ l l ^ n lv . J g J m inkoa / rom , h. and beildia, tw l e fi n pulh ,t out of a lnow drift When he', o ff du Ute modal car with m ent'on everything, Feature SATURDAY ONLY (a r A rro w JICHA/tCOti K FF.ATUHE—8:58 ONLY CHAPTER NO. 4 "GUNFIGIITEKS OF THE NPBTHWEHT." SUNDAY * MONDAY A LABOR DAY MESSAGE " N « W - - smtaa com as l Wf ) \H M' l l OS l SPI N S P U D S Today all America ffreeU Labor with pride and reapcct. Far, la orgaalsiag for ita town welfare, I-abor ha« abut contributed greatly (a the nation’* atrength. . u u o u R wda Ijibor la largely reeponaible for the increaited uafety and health ia our factorlaa today. In eliminaling accident and aidtaeaa It has saved th* Ration many millions of dollar* a year. ............ bum Ovtede Rev. Gearfe R. Oaittoa* Mb 9 41 i n . Sunday Behest 11:18 a.m Warship Sarvlca • :N P-m. Worship Service Sanford Electric Co ruThun*® «•* lindercurteiit P antom im e rjul* lIlKhrray P at ro l U l a o f lllley Night N * » v IWPort S ta rlig h t T heatr* n ign -off a ATI. III! AA SIOHM M . b.g n -u ii Ptwgrain iltvuiua t> c alh v r Captaui K an g ar ou •Furr'' llatrhall Ilolind-Uli HVK.AIAU C oun tr y Frolic * Central F lo rid a Short car* Ja ck la Dlravon In Ilia lloney mnonern lla d g r People'e Choi, r j(u>* Morg an Hhow IJun*mokr Helene* F iction T h r n lr * II,.I, Humming* Hhow T he VI** S ta rlig h t T heatr* H lg n-off kllX IIIT H len -o n t-roRrain I l e u m * N a w n -e W a lh r r Th* rhrl*toph»r» Tli* l ^ « r . n . . * W a lk Hhow Dr.iml n i * o p r y Til* l-a w r e m * \V»lk Hhow My Friend F llc k a ll.ni,iH.iK- n *5* # lllaiirylatiil Jnhn N«*l>ltt S h o w , M a j o r o f th* T o w n liV D IM i I.m lc I'rlv at r S u r d . n r - O iiikI Mnrnltic'' Kd Hulllvan Hhow D li. T h ea t r * Alfr ed H it c h c o c k |-rc»*nl* 1 * 1 imhi Challeneu W h a t ', Mr l-ln* Man AB.ilnot Crime lloaemary C loon ey T V I’ lavhau** Hla n-o ff MO X II %V U llllM M I Hlcn-o.i I’ rnBrnm lt«,uin# N aw a-W ea ilier Captain Kan aaron Thl* l.in ,l o f Our* lU m l-m nd Thl* tJind o f Our* Htrlk* II IHch Valiant IA>l» I.ov* o f l.lfn He.irdi f o r T o m o r r o w Du Id In ir I .luh I XSTF.IIMMIX New * Hlahd l"|i A He Coun ted A* the W o r ld Turn* Jo hnny Cur,on AM l.l n k l e l l e r Filin F ore llrlirhter Hay liiu Mi-fur# Herrel Hlnrm T he K d e e o f Nleht Swimming Pool Will Be Open Labor Day The Sanford Municipal SwlmrttIng Pool will be open all day M o n d a y for the benefit o f ■choot children and adulU ob­ serving the I-abor Day holiday. However, the pool will lie clos­ ed all day Tuesday for cleaning •nd will reo|ieii Wednesday on a new achodule. Beginning Wednesday after­ noon, the municipal pool will lie open from 3 to li p.m. daily ex­ cept Saturday* and Sundays. On Saturday*, thc pool will obaerve its regular hours, 8:30 e.m. until noon and from 1 to 0 p.m. Sunday* the houra will 1* 2 to 6 p.m. • --<-<■ '.itp -i-lll be f.->rried out indefinitely ■* long as interest remains high in It** use. * DETROIT un—Hay Krousc, De­ troit Lions' tackle, will never for­ get hla most embarrassing mom­ ent 1 football. He fell asleep dur­ ing the halftime Intermission at thc 1949 Gator nowl game. riti*.-| IS! fro*.—i*d, M m i l l TV t : l l A N X l : l . s j s i M a n x \ II.I D I 'l l! I I \ \ F .X H M X I. M ick ey Mou** 1.00 llcpull <:00 Waihablt homes are more rom-< «»i x fort able, attractive, healthful,, and economical — that's reason' fit* enough to chooie tudiahlc wall- ; paper, paint, furniture, floor , covering*, hanging*, and decora- J" *»n i. it Ion ------------------ -------------------------------- ----------- ||:u i^ m a ^ m B | John Nnktfi TlttC itory n t o m n aad woouui a .. \\ Inky l»lnk A t u u Mr. WHard ll lg T op F u t u r e F an n er * o f A m r l i u AIIIISMS Film Far* llarvball P r * v l * » Ha-cball Hame, Film F arr lllg Plt-lurc Anm* ’ n' Andy F lo ild a D r l l l r i * VIENNA, Austria—Four young Hungarians armed with pivlol* shot their way pant Cammunint 1-order guards early today In • daring dash to free Austria. They turned in their weapon* and requested asylum, Auatrlan police said. The refugees crashed a heavy truck through tha Hungarian bor­ der barrier, but the vehicle broke down while still inside Hungary ar>J Communist guard* opened fire. -T The fugitives, ranging In age from 18 to 20, ehnl back and forced tha border guard* to take covor. The young men then sprint­ ed over tho frontier. ^ ■ a ^ H Labor** riaing prosperity him given every working VVIIIIO TV t 'l l ( V A I . I . • OIII.A MIU FSIIII AS »:A K M A U A d ven lur* W llh Cncla " all Car lonn Carnival W e a lh e r -N e w r -S p o r le John p a i r N'ewe d p s lH c h i On Bporlt lleedesvuua H o lly w o o d S um m er T h ealr a Itobln Hood Crueader Hungarians Shoot Way Past Border In Dash To Austria M l>ou* KtSwaxI, L'api (la ll a nt Hull, Hint Huinmar T l i w l t * Ou r Mlu, llruok* T h * C ruM ilrr l-layhuu** uf Htar, l'K ilf rr u rr *n l i’ ,* o* N »»» l-anlunilin* (Jul* It :S* itrei »;*• • «o «ii* IliOO Itrpurl * I . , , Paul Marv F o ,4 fail* HlmW — N*w* * Hn * I T I-H H %V MIDI X I X I, T ** l l ,» l l r r n tniluitrv f>n l’ » r » il« Hiindav Hi-bool F oru m Our* ITpnn A Hlorr property stake ia America. No longer arc working people a "Isadkas prole* kuaala—rlp« for the overthrow of tho prseoat order. Thn U* 8. workingman and hia family are pronperoua and raapartad. They am aaMWg our leading ciUzenn. * See again thn agonizsni race against INVERT Y O U R F U T U R E IN O U R 2 }', SAVINGS CERTIFICATES t a m Telephone Time a s s ! r . -j x WIEBOLDTS C A M E R A 81101’ Hiinday, 5 P. M. Cbsaaal B t t ‘h dC, . r ,,B ‘.‘f thc. rebell ou* delinquent «h o blasted «" the world s middle« /bnmptonahlp after a number o f dramatic delours on the way up. The role of Norma, the young Italian girl wlih whom Grazlano fell In love end who Inspired him by R«»>rrt Wise from e screen |)lay by Umest Lehman, based on ,{l)cky (;ra iu n0-, best-seller *utobiography. written with RowUnd |,irlu.r . M,uch„o( ,h,c loca,‘ « u ,n York a Lower *;a ,‘ , 8 'Ae' " tU*1 ’ *U,n* "lllll’ AK YOUIt BONES"-— These words nro Lee J. Cobb's exhortation to Ids drivers as they enter the famous Kuto|>enn-speed riasle*. Here he it shown with Kirk Douglas Just before the start of the Millu Miglia in "Tlie Rnrers." a spinetingling drama about sports cor racing, which opens Tonight the Prairie Lake Drive In Theatre. Dougins stain with Della Durvi. Gilbert Roland, and Cesar Romero in this Twentieth Century-Fox ClnemaScopc production in color by De Luxe. MAMit.buiON — itei*Uw...an efforts to rename thc Democratic party have drawn a gentle ribbing irum the Democratic National Committee.’ A committee memorandum re­ leased here yesterday urges Dem­ ocrat* nut u do the zame fur thc GOP, occauec "Republican party ■i the, uraud name by which our opponents' product is known and mistrusted," The spoofing note was inspired by increasingly frequent Republi­ can reference* to thc 'dem ocrat" party, inticnJ of the mure cummun "D em ocratic" spelling. GOP National Chairman Leon­ ard Hall and other Republicans >ay thc " ic " ending U a presump­ tuous claim to represent the "great mass of the people." They say it J“ »l ‘ »n'‘ »<>• The committee said another " ’ Pcd*! poll was conducted among former* on the question "what do >ou cal1 thc Republican party?" "This poll," the committee said, bc resumed a* soon as the Held crew of lady Interrogators can be replaced with male ques­ tioner*." * M FEATURE — 141 FOSTER CHAPEL METHODIST CHURCH PE FUNIAK SPRINGS i* - • i Florida's only surviving veteran I of the Civil War will he pre­ sented with a special eongreasion1al medal at ceremonies here Oct. 5. The medal will be pinned o n ( William A. Lundy, 106. of Laurel Hill by Gen. Nathan T »!n ln g.( chief o f the U.S. Air Force. The award was authorized for Lundy and the other two surviving Con­ federate veterans by the last Con- j grrss. * Legol Notice Three Jacksonville Tlic story of one o f America's, to load a "le g it" life, la played ntoat co.ortul figures is told on by Pier Angcll, with a large supthe screen In M-G-M ’$ "Som e- P®rllnR c a u i ,ea,led b>’ body Up There Like* Me." be- i’‘ oanp- 31 manager; who ginning Sunday at the I1ITZ [Mnaformed the gutter fighter THEATRE , lntu a world a champion: Eileen . _ , _ - Hcckart and Harold Stone, as It U the .to r, ° f R ^ k r ,r « - Grall, n0. , moUier and father; l CW ^ a*1 ^ nn(* Sa* Minco, the teenage actor hoodlum, who overcame seeming- who won an Acatlpmy Awirtl \y Insurmountable nbitaglr* to nomlnatton for ni, 0UtJtam||ng become a respected member of ,,rr f„rmance in "Rebel without a society, largrly through the aid Cause" and eneourngi-mcntt of the girl ' _ . . „ _ , , he married. "Somebody Up There Like. ... , .. „ M e' was produced by Charles Paul Newtnenone o f Holly- schncc. producer o f the hard* 7 ' m|,‘ t writing newcomers,, hUUnB „ wl| dircctpd Civil War Vet Will ! Get Congressional i Medal At Rites | Kor Ualtad But** Sanator from Mat* of Mwrl4a Fur llaorSMataUve la Conar*,, th» Ilk Cuograaaluaal UUirict Kur Kour til JuaUcaa of tha a, rams Court For Movarnor For Mrcretary at Btata For Coinpiroilsr For Commlaaloaar ef Aarlcultura For Stata Trsaaurar For Altornay Uinarel Fur aupaHaiaaient of pUbti« atructloa . . _ ‘ For lUllroad sal Public Utllltlaa 210 PARK AVK. 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K Coin •Farmer* are busy getting thdr gruund in shape for crops. Gardens are late but growing nicely. World At M m l:,i> An(hun> Musical* <l,»|>rl Hlngrts Church H» rvlc» h u n d sr heren.sd* sitK IIM H IS A m s ilca n l.<-nau* llam a Asa Marla Ilnur F o r w a r d March TwIIIkM S -hk- TODAY SATURDAY DOUUI.K FKATUHK I'HOUHAM w h e n c r i m s o n lip s y f j s p e ll KVKMXU W orld At HI* Ha f r t r I’ r o g ia m H**rri>sde In tltua Ht. 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The recipe fnr thl* high-powered mixture call* for 45 jlggrra of mc'hanol, 7 jigger* of acetone. 40 Jigger* of elghty-ocune gasoline and a sprinkling of bctlnc. The mixture was devised by Phil Hill, well-known auto racer who acted a* technical advisor on the picture which starts Kirk Douglas, Della Darvl, Gilbert Ro­ land, Ce*ar Romero, Lee J. Cobb and Katy Jiirada. Douglas, Roland and Romero play rare driver! In tho film and they learned not to tramp down on the accelerator when their Fer­ rari* and Maaerati* were filled with lllll'i "dynamite cocktail." Amateur*, who may want to try this mixture, are warned that if they drive on city itreel* they may well get a ticket for speed­ ing. "The Rarer*” I* a thrill-packed story based on the Hans Ruesch best-selling novel and was direct­ ed by Henry Hathaway. The pic­ ture, filmed in ClnemaScopc and Dcloixe color, shows for the first time on the acrcrn the Mille Miglia, Grand Prix dc Italia, Lo Mans rare and other famuus European speed classics. FRATURRS 3:11 . 5 J8 -J it Ofla* to tl-1 ta I Kaurs STARTS SUNDAY it Ready-mixed fat Instant mb it laty It apply The Lumber Number for Sudden Service Lumber & Supply Yard 213 W. Third 8L Sanford. FU. m W ok S fhey ailed him Ih e RodT n i be;- St bfiwled hisety up hom Ihcgutlrf,^ and only the love ol a cou u ttop ip Cifl U-pl him out ol Death ftpIJS T h o fifo-intp<r»d rtory a man w h o really Iiv8 MG M i PRAIRIE LAKE [)H1\ I I HI . - 1S \ IKI Fill DAY A SATURDAY — RACES 20lh Cinlury-foA preunli m OOUfiiAS • K l U OAIVI • GIIIEIT M U M ton # ] plus MORE SPEED LY ^ “THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS” .tarring JOHN IHKI.AND-DOHOTHY MAI.ONH EXTRA!! FILMED AT INDIANAIH)LIB— “THE HOTTEST 500” E verett S tO A N E EiiEfN HECK A R T , . - S a l -M IN EO ; to -TV" wt CHARtES ^ KIDDIIS UNDiK U . 1 i1 r U Li------ �1,r •- >s't: Vrftf! -'‘ ■ ' t i a . i q o u w ■ f s n W atch Candidates For Congress Of Summer p ie entertain the curious noLabor Day weekend mark* the o f summer, fn a aenrn, they era right, vacation eeaeoa la aaaentlally p u t , the, •tart' bade to achool, the ladies earleaaly o f fall and even winter gar- J H summur la not really shown In the p u t a reluctance to resort to petty politics and disagreements fo r the sake o f disagreements; The fact that both political parties havs been able to (Change with the times, have been able to ju stify change within the framework o f their Ideals, fa a sign o f the health o f the two*party system. For all its faults, no other system would work so well in this country. R u jlffin n M ila M in k ended when starts again and vacation is over. In* ana o f the moat precious days o f ______a n those In September. They have •pedal quality about them, as If Nature V u n m a k in g • concerted e ffo rt to show all Frank Lloyd W right says he la design* bar summer w a n e 'a t their beat before ing an office building fo r one o f our great la too h is . centers that would shoot a mile up toward A t soon o f a tunny day in the ninth o f the year, the brightness and the sky. It certainty would be spectacular, that emanate from the dear sky and judging by other imaginative works o f ,« r s pleasantly overpowering. The grass is Wright — some o f which are right here in Vfclek in d dark; the trees nod the year's Florida — It doubtless would be quite a heaviest foliage. The busyness o f birds and handsome and internal in^ structur**. But it’ s a temptation to ask why, even adds aq air o f gaiety, and one in one o f the biggest centers o f tho nation, p ot remember why there are busy, September la picnic weather. T h e 'a d - « V building ahould be a mile high, .ta ck vantages o f summer are atD! with us then, {nJf up on 510 shelves thousands o f work : •. ’ And a few o f the disadvantages; Insect pests • « " h o would descend at five p.m. to jam By HAL BOYLE venting Grit. The Chinese did— ' ju u Jeaa numerous, the days are pleasantly the surrounding streets and transportation more than 2,000 year* ago. YORK un-What'a NEW In a bak but m t awei tartar facilities. name? Here arc Ihc original meaning* *-»! September Is » short month, though, The architect s a y s the ehaft, planned Well, U turn* out. s lu. more of eomc of the name* that may be a Very broad and general way— I ' The president may recommend By JAMES MARLOW AotocUiH P r o i Newt AnstjH the preaident will provide tbs! that federal money be apent t# WASHINGTON — Keep your; leidcrship In fowlsn affairs help get ichoota built- No »uch rye on your candidates for Con* national defense. money will be *pent unless Con­ Kress Unless Congress goes along The big spotlight In thi* year’ij with him. he’ll be like a man talk* gresa vote* It. Y tt, while you can ait at homo election shine* on the presidential log to hlmaelf. and vice presidential candldatea1 For example: If the president and aee Elaenhowar, Stevenson,-v and what they promise. They’ ll w(nt» tD continue the foreign nld Vice President Nixon and Bate*-* get headlines every day. , program. Congress will have to Kafauvar on your TV icraan, tell­ But no matter what they prom-, vote the money to make It pos- ing you what thay'll do you iU’ v Hava to hunt around the county or Ise, the pay-off will come In Con- siblc. If the president tells Congress district to hear the cengroiilonal great. You may be an Elsenhower, fan about the atomic 'evelopment ha candldatea. And when you do hoar them— or a Stevenson booster. Bath are haa In mind, or the new ahlpa, or . men of goodwill, and presumably planet or guns he wants, Con­ if you want to vote for the man gress, which holds the purse who will reflect fou r nwn r.n , mean what they say. strings, decides how much he when he feta to Waahinakm—be Nevertheless, in almost every­ gets. aure he tilka on tha iaaua and, if thing they aay there Is a huge, The president can recommend he doesn't, try to pin him downvy built in if. a tax cut till he'a blue in tha by asking him. If President Elsenhower, or Ad- face, but only Congresa can cut If he’s a member af Congress lai Stevenson, become* president taxes. leaking re-election to Houae or and gets a Congress where a ma­ really thinks la not just what, he jority of the representative! ana says now bat how he voted on the senators goes along with his ideas, liiuss laat year and the year be­ then you can expect his ideas to fore and tha years before that. b» carried out. The president and vice preslOtherwise, his primams will get dcntlai candidate become such killed, changed, or wrecked. glamorous figures that they and In » general way—but only tn JACKSONVILLE - Mr* W. 8. their campaign* are ant *- lla-»fc tract attention from local con -1- ' Jennings, chairman nf tho beaut­ grcsalonal races Thl* Is not In­ ification committee of tho Florida tentional, because they know the State Chamber of Commerce, de­ value of a Congres* that will wrork with them. a red swamp." Anybody named clared today that In compliance For when all the oratory die* Miucnrello may brood uvoi Ihc with the proclamation l*,ued bv away, the election la over, and tha Gov. Collin* designating Septem­ posses* the characteristics ut n new Congress takes over In Janfact his ancestor* were thought to ber a- "Clean-Up, Paint-Up Plant-j u*ry, a major portlon\of the powUp” month, throushtnifhi- •tale j cr of government wlU r*it not In gnat. groups throughout • the: the White House but under the ' Why don’t you took up your several white dome of the capital. / own name, Rover? suggested my state would launch Florida’s an­ nual house-cleaning campaign. wife, France.,. At the same time. Mrs. JetinSo I slipped the page to Boyle, announced n statewide antlami learned It stood for “ grandson llltcrbug drive In cooperation of Baolgbeall. one who made vata w|th (he Swle |(oat| |it i * r ’ m r n picugcx. distribution warning cards quot* "They certainly plck^l the right S ^ T i w ^nalfics for du.hpat one r . rH re.dJ " ne.c\ ! Ing trash on the highways, and Searching for a quick comeback I urging everyone'* help to “ Keep looked up her maiden name— Florid* Beautiful." A million "Young." The book said it meant warning cards will be distributed! "one youngoir than another with to motorists through the Road J whom he was associated." Department's six "Welcome Sta- ] A married man never win*. tlons," and.from auto llccnae o f­ fice* and bureaus. The Governor’* proclamation A Good Buy dated Aug. 21, refers to the pro­ gram long sponsored by the State Chamber to Improve and TOKYO Japan has reaf­ beautify our highways, parka, firmed It* 1DGQ military goals of beaches ami private .raeert'e--. a 180.000 man army and 1,300- and urges government depart­ plane air force but cut its naval ments, groups and Individuals to target from 121,000 to 110,000 assist in Ihc statewide effort in ton*. prepa radon for the Fall and Win­ The naval reduction represent* ter tourist season by removing 49,00(1 small obsolete landing ships weed growth, and by planting —totaling 14,000 tons— which tho trees, shrub, and f l o w e r i n g Japanese plan to return to the plant*. United Stales to save mainten­ Mrs. Jennings, widow of Gov. ance coil*. William 8. Jennlng* (1901-GJ) haa The figures were disclosed In headed the Chamber's beautifi­ an amerded version nf n military cation committee practically since buildup plan Keiklchl Misuhart, the Inception of the organization dcouly rhlef of the defense board, in 1910. and haa personally pro­ 0 will take to Washington to dia- moted Florida’! outdoor Improveover half cuss with U, 8. Defense Secre- ment activities century. tery Chari** Wllaon. Housecleaning Drive Planned By State CofC Names Have Many Meanings a If. * ■ . "h' r. rv■ . «*-»« .} k-V | — “•* ^ a - a so* a ^ ^ -I WO*rOny jyirem f i M , T h e political analysts seem gensrally that the election campaign thie year _.jita the beginning o f a new era. Chicago, tha victory o f Adlal Stoven* was dear-ent. Despite the great affec* that audited fo r form er President Trii* the convention turned Its back on him. Democratic Old Guard, while very In evidence during tha proceedings, Out reluctantly at tha and. S J w e ttte otherwise have never entirely caught up with skyscrapers llks that one, mice though they may be. There's quite a lot o f vacant land left in America — even in the State o f Illinois — and there's no law that makes It absolately necessary for every office to be in the middle o f a big city. But nuch thoughts ere heresy. Progress doubtless will demand more mile*hlgh buildings, with express heltcop* tere servicing porches every ten etoriea or so. • • • M ^ itm atnSthe r Vnartv & onf ouDosItion S T S Sit '^There odK 'oding' , .. is excellent reason to believe I during tha bleak «) yesrs dut o f pow* *. The <K>P plstform , and the apeeeltos o f ia man who w qi toad th# party Into the Ittto. reflected the philosophy o f BUenhower. the tw o presidential candldatea, the • have put forward tha men beet able articulate their new p h ilo so p h ic Both have demonstrated that they are eap* o f f t B S vigorously, yet both have „ .* " ^ t !* * * * P wtJ J lf W IV The Sonford Harold M lb M Bear ■ *#*»« ISiurSar s»« euatar SUM _ waiter Oetlkw It, tets si _ „ ____I____ ri, VtartSs u t w the Sat llu rah I H i t . . M i Wlfaf a* tha Aaaeelalae S u m ____ „ ta tha dm for rasabllaa. —we m a x la Ul« a»w»M»«r. V a tU u lly % f CMmtrol Aivartlslac w l f liiif h favtaea Saak Bids. ' Aitaata Oaaryta a Arcs 0*0 Month it.SS Moatha Ona Tear lt l. l t H P - ,ra® m if., LI it it __________ Mon. Aug. 81, 1856 T O D A r t BIBLE VERJE _ and o f it good courage, fear ^ D i t t m ftir tho Itord thy j g y ” * ■t *■ that foeth with th ee; He will j flR H la tr th e e , nor forsake thee— Deut. 81:6. Two Oto TaeUmant ia full o f heroic deeds faith. One, greet leaf \J ® •» ® h to ia You can d o what you do. Nothing la impoeaiblet, t that thousands o f persons would like to enchance, their Intellectual grow th by wading J*t * « » ’ t fluito know how to go about It. They flounder In a o f books and per* lodlcals, wanting to read what is good but not sure how to find It. Some o f these simply begin wading everyth Ing that comes to hand, without din"h n ln stion . They encounter a few good that way, but moeUy they find thema a t iia s mmai.rl'fmi** e a a n n il.p a f a ill# # ffta a h a •elves reading second-rate m stuff, fo r tthe reawn that the great bulk o f writing ie se­ cond-rate. Others read sporadically, and at last give up. Such floundering to not necessary, how­ ever, for those whose forma) education haa not acquainted them with the world's finest literatum. Almost anywhere in the United q » _ |p. they can find a librarian who will H taiea, help them choOse the good things, There Is an even more slmpls method, It constats o f consulting a tittle volume newly .issued In paperback format and called "Good Read­ ing.” During the past 25 years, "Good Read­ ing" has run through more than a down editions. The present wvlsed edition, which can be purchased for just a song, contains a list o f m ow than 1,500 good books aalacted by ■ committee o f profeaaora. The hooka range from ancient Roman and Greek worka to recent American novela. There la enough good ru d in g among theae book* for many e long winter. With such a Hat *t hand, no one need wail, "I feel like reading, but I don't know what to read.” than often mecta the ear. The name o ; Vice Preaident Richard M. Nixon, fur example, holda a meaning unwelcome to the Democrat* In an election year. Nick I* a pet form of Nlcholaa, which meant “ people'* victory.'' Democrat* may get some cumu­ lation, however, from the fact that Adlal S teen ,on '* laat name stands for “ »on of Stephen” and Stephen la derived from “ crown or gar­ land " President Dwight Elicnhuwcr, and E*t«* Kefauvcr, the Demo­ cratic vice presidential candidate, have name* that hold a lot of hi*tory. Dwight mean* light-complexioned, and It alao mean* a descendant of Diot, po*iitily a pet form for Dlonyuu*, the Greek god of wine. Eisenhower mean* Iron miner or a man who made elienhaueri, a German aaber blade ilrog enough to ihear through iron nail*. Eate* 1* derived from gractou*, and alio "ion of the Ea»t.“ Kcfauver 1* German for one who made and *otd vat*. The»e are tidbit* turned up by El*don*C. Smith, a New York at­ torney who. after *0 year* of reaearch, ha* written a book. "The Dictionary of American Family Name*." He give* 10,000 exam­ ple*, ranging from Aagaard, dwel­ ler In the yard by the river, to Zylitra dweller near a drainage ■luicc. Family name* are mie thing tho aaalatu Mvar got around u in­ IN PINEAPPLE D A YS rtMRAPPlR BHAKR8 PiNBAPPUl RUNDAto Japan Reaffirms Military Goals Pontiac 2 Dr. Sedan Huick Super Sedan 1950 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan SMS. 1951 MERCURY 2 Door Sedan Low Mileage Downtown Cleaners & Laundry S. 113 Palmetto With Each $2.00 Extra Clean, 1952 BUICK SEDAN Order Low Mileage More SAN ITO N£ Clean S Block We 1953 FORD (V8) Sedan Awe, fill TUxJt (Osuzk Sweater FREE SIITS 1953 Pontiac (8) Sedan Extra Ctoaa lia r 1954 MERCURY SEDAN n m 1955 Plymouth Sedan WHEN YOU CAN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR 10th ANNIVERSARY SPEC, IAL . . . LEAVE YOUR CLEANING AT THE LAUNDRY NEAREST YOU. BUICK SPECIAL HARD TOP Law Mileage Ask for your FREE entry blank to our National $5,000. Shopping Spree. Buick Downtown Cleanrnt a Ijiundry Co. Routhoide Laundromat Phono tU Food mart Bldg. Seminole County laundry Co, 27th Street l-aundrette (Route Service) •IS W . 3r«. Pfcese 47K 5 c V :w1955l ! TIME TO HAVE YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL CLEANING DONE. . ronufrui BOORS PDrBAPPLR FLOATS cv 1951 Buick Super Sedan 113 S. Palmetto Ave. W M at A u f. I I — Saturday Sept 1 1052 Plymouth Sedan H 75 m QUEEN BUICK Trade-Ins 1952 FORD (V8) 2 Door Sedan Rough Days Ahead For Budget t o M B EAWMNV at tha m is price is pstog up « W t < jW « * -» e t o 4 O T r ef a n blamed m M y to ie w m « M hr Prime stasn are aetting to Oilfundamental things, Higher oper­ V.eM M .O Ttohw d a n ahead. ating costa and shrinking profit cage at tha hlghoat price alncc margin* are given as tha rea­ year ago April. Price toga am up m many tell ls time this praaamre will werit linos o f apparel. The parade of price hiksa to l e v * 1 through tha many pipelines o f dries H*m ie •Mtariria ^ steal bade to roach the retail dealer toe appliance markou gathers to oOMumor foods. What ho wlU o f t » to do about Id* owa markup* — A W o to tI • W l oornprilttaa will t o t o t do 1 tw e e a f l i e Mgtov p r im am — romatos to ho oooa. The price o f erooa coffoo kooao e e > # M M d end to .B e e are U N K U M U IIW ItoOTto^ t o jt a mwraae .|W m ■ » boo rtaon — the ran Americas INDIANAPOUf « — Ora •ays U'a dm to ■ o f qua iky boom - tan suddenly stepped Ms switch ro*star* are telstog their •ngtoe m tha todtoaspsUi BoH w M ooolo prieoo by two to tour Railroad and he tad his am ram earn* a pom d. Retail prism am of a small freight train fished as aapee tad to Ut the kigneet mark •Werty m u oat af too water since osriy IN I. company canal. The mao said The sslmsn estah hes that ha stumbled iota tho wotor and tho while walking along too bonk. familiar In your neighborhood: Smith—A metal worker. Joncx—*on of John, "gractou* gift uf Jehovah.’’ Johmaon, John*on, Johnson, etc. —tlilto Jones. Miller—one who grind* grain. Mickclton. Mlkkclsan, Mikkelieu —the non of Michael, "who la like God," Brown—one with a dark complex­ ion. ‘Cohen—the pric»t. Kllroy—son of the red-haired man. Derivation of the name* of aomc famou* people »cem* oddly appro­ priate or strangely quaint. Such a , Calvin "B ald" Coolidge —"dweller near a pool ol cold wat­ er." Or Warren "Keeper of a game prcxcrv.o" Harding —"firm friend." Or Woodrow "One who came from a row of tree" Wilson— "resolution." Ilcpubllcan*, of course, have known all along that Roosevelt meant "one who llvca at or near a rose farm ." But probably even those who objected the loudest to the late F. D. R. knew that hi* first name. Franklin, stand* for "a freeholder who held substantial land for which he paid only f a small rent and who rendered tittle or no service to tho Lord." Sometime, It Isn't too cheering to look up the origin of your fam­ ily name. A Mulvancy la "the grandson of a fussy person overly concerned with minor details." A Monroe I* one who dwells " M ir 1955 Roadmastcr Sedan Ixxtka New^My TOM ML 1 1 1 * Discount Phone 114 Nicholson Buick Co. vad Pb^c 1M4 Sanford. 1%. BAMSOBO. rU M U P A i •/ A -■ ’— r rr»*- — - "I*- " - �S o jd a l fcvsw iA Double-Ring Ceremony Unites M iss Phillis Brewer-Earl Beall Locaf^amma Girls Greet Freshmen IMr*. C. H. Varner of Sauer, Ga., U the guest o f her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. A, .., relic, having arrived on day to take part In the pre-wedding actlvittes of her granddaugh­ ter, Misi Dctty Bryan. Mr. and Mrs. Richard T. E. Wal­ ker and aon, Gary, will arrive over the weekend to visit Mr. and Mr*. B. F. Mills and Mri. Richard Ten Eyck. Mrs. Walker and Gary will remain a week before returning to Ft. Lauderdale. Miss Phyllis Anita Brewer, ' daughter of Mr. and Mra. Ralph P. Brewer Jr„ and Earl Gene Beall, aon o f Mr. and M n. S. Beall, were united In marriage by the hriile'a father, The Rev. Bre­ wer, Friday, Aug. 2.1, at 9 p.m. in the Brewer home. The double-ring ceremony was performed against a background o f rreenerv, mums and aatert. Friend, o f M. E .. Baker, Jr., who is In Ihe hospital in Kingsman Aril., will be happy to learn that he I* doing nicely, but will have to have another major operation next week. He wants to thank everyone for the nice cards and letter* he has been receiving. A "welcome Riven Thursday afternoon from 3-5 p. m. in the home of Mr#. Charle* G. Marian. 203 Virginia Avc. HostMon­ c»»ci for the occasion were the Gamma*, a group composed of nine girl* from the senior clas* of Seminole High School, Invitn(ion* were made by the Gamma* ana >cnt to nil the freshman girl*. 88 In .all. The girl* were met at the door by a receiving line formed of the Gamma girls, Ml*a Nancy Cash, Miss Nan Cushing, Mi** Tat Harrington, Mis* Kdna Cowan, Mis* Mary Grace Hobby, Ml»a l.o's Rarrincau, Mias Carol N'ult, Mis* Lee Jack-on and Mis* I’ cnny Marian—and their aperlal guest, Miss Susie Wiegman, Williamsport, Pa., who i* a houseguest in the Maran me. They were then served refreshincuts of cake—a lovely white one with the Gamma sign in blue on each piece—punch, nuts, and pas. Mr. and Mr*. Jim Spencer and children, will be returning home Tuesday from New Smyrna Beach. Sunday School Workers Council at 1:13 p.m. Morning Circle Number Nine o f the First Presbyterian Church will meet at 10 a. m. in the home of Mrs. L. B. Lib bey, 2603 Iroquois Couples Honored At Brewer Home Mis* Phyllis Brewer and Gene Beall and Miss Rose Nets wander and Robert Seller* were honored guests at a Bridal Dinner given by Miss Brewer's parents, Mr, and ‘ 0 Mrs. Ralph Brewer, In their home on Thursday, Aug. 23, at 3:30 p. m. The dinner table was centered ! with ■ lovely arrangement of pink • and white mum*, with streamers of pink and white ribbon extending , outward from the center. Miniature wedding bells were used ts plate cards and a traditional wedding cake occupied a prominent plaee I In the table decorations. Invited to be with the two young • couples were Miss Pst Nicks, Wl. ley Jarrell, Miss Ann Mims, Cllf| ford Kitsler, Miss Elaine Mims, David Galloway, Mis* Rita Ann ' Crawford and Drrnnon Neitwander, Kustcr, executive director of the National Federation o! Licensed Practical Nuriea Ins. and quoted Mr*. Kuster a* aaying "We should ace that couracs are set up to help the nuraea. Our graduate prac­ tical nurae* could learn much from those with year* of experi­ ence." She said Mr*. Kuster who was the mein apeaker. sLo stress­ ed the necessity for believing in the good each can do, aaying "Let us not be simply good, let us be good for something. U we believe In our undertaking, we'll have many advantages. No goal 1* ever obtained, except at a price." Also speaking at the convention were William Cecil Golden, state co-ordinator scholarship service who, Mr*. Spring said, reviewed the step* taken in the state for the establishment o f a mining scholarship program; and Dr. J.M. Packard, who urged the group U> learn the signs of cancer and to report cancer symptom* to a phy­ sician, according to Mr*. Spring. Also attending the convention, Which lasted four days. Aug. 2TAug. 30, was Ella Roberts who was a delegate from the office of Dr. 0 . H. Starke. iK 9 H r v * y B * - * \ ( \ [ [ | 1 P U M L , | Mrs. Harvey McCalley and daughter, Sylvia, have returned home .rom Atlanta, Ga., after tel colon'll milit», from a glassspending several days w i t h topped table which was adorned with .t m i l e rpiere cl i ,i i i-i'i’h'H’il friend*. Mis* Elizabeth Woodruff has been on a buying trip in Jackson­ ville, where she was met by her roommate, to purchase drapes, c!e„ for their room at college. j I V Inl'i-rin anil grccrieij T im w.is Hanked I ' l l nnr i ml willi liie pieces of cake ami on the other with » spin Mur; rty tnl pnnclilioivl nml matching cups. was kept inforwith the gnl« choosing to sit or stand around talk. The one male member of Hie Gamma* was present and doing hi* best to »ec that everyone was enteralned. (hat being l’ ierre, Ihe Marian*' Miniature French Poodle, who I* mascot for the Gamas. M ™ V* , *• 4 W ) m B t Lynda Humphrey, Linda Sue KoVe, Faya Noel, Judy Brown, Jena Southworth, Frances Strickland, Knren Miller, Rnrhara Thomas, Barbara Middleton Foyc Clark, I.indu Rusiman, Flora Mat Rich* unison, Judy Oshurti, Hetty Ann Long, Patricia Griffith, Barbara Griffis and Carol Herman, ^ given by the Gamni Hargrrave, Kathy Staffer, Rickie Co*, I’eters, Sharon (Iran Sue Ann Toney, Git H jg tfK M g B H H il J! <|. | fj *' A PRETTY GIRL IONIA <AP>—A pretty girt walking past In shorts diverted two policemen emptying a parking meter. The collection bag ahlfted and coins spilled Into the itreeL As hystanders guffawed, the two red-faced offieera chaaed down the scattered money. They had to call a third policeman to direct atrect traffic while they moved parked eara to dig colna out o f a aewer. ... '■ :i k' H i-j fH v , I . •* ! ^ a A , P v * f V5* *,*« r •* FIRST FEDERAL FIRST Azalea Circle Has Get-Together At Lemon Bluff Frances Horton Circle Has Meet Tuesday Night The Azalea Circle o f the Sanford Garden Club had a summer cettogether Wednesday nlslil, with a covered dish supper serve I by can­ dlelight, at llenry Bussell's Camp at I.cmnn Bluff. 1ln*te*»e* fur the The France* Horton Circle of occasion were Mr*, nussell and Ihe First Baptist Church met . . , . Clark. Tuesday night in the home of Boat riding nnd hiking were rnMr*. Benny Auitln. Bouquets of |joyed by the circle memhers, their hibiscus blooms were used through­ families and gueal*. There were out tha rooms of the Austin about 33 present in spito of a driz­ home. zling rain. The Circle held It* regular busi­ The camp was hcaiitiliiliy deeoness meeting and program, after u.i,i: '‘Rlorlttus" lilies and whlrh the nominating rnmmlUce kerosene lamp* were used effect­ presented the names o f the offic­ ively to carry out the "old fashion­ ers they had selected for the ed camp" theme. Honored guest* coming year: these iwere approv- for (he evening were Mr. and Mra. ed by the members. Fred Ganas nnd boys, Mr. and Refreshments o f punch and Mra. W, II. Jone* and children and cookies were served to the fol­ Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Reding. lowing members: Mrs. J. W. Car­ Also present were: Mr. and Mr-s ter, Mr*. Marvin Wood, Mr*. noy Tillls, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Charle* Arnold, Mr*. Jimrny Pope and family, Mr. and Mr*. Dailey, Mra. Alfred Chile*, Mr». Henry Russell and family, Mra. Ralph Belt*, Mr*. Roger Schmidt, L. E. Spenrer, Mr*. Jay Young, Mrs. P. F. Helms, Mrs. Bobby Mr*. O. P. Herndon, Mrs. Al Hunt, Howard and Mra. Benny Austin ....... Mr*...................... J. L. Clark,............................ Mr*. W. It. Jenand to their special guest Mr*, nings and her datighler, June, and Bill Grankow. |.MI«* Ellalee Kirchhoff. BUST HOSTESSES to the freshman girl* yesterday were the Gamma*, shown above in the receiving line. J_ to r. they ore: Ml** Nan Cushing, Mi** Pal II nrrington, MDs Mary Grace Hobby, Mis* L*e JackMm. Mis* Kdtin Cowan, Mist Carol Nutt, Mi** U i* Barrlneau. Miss Neney Cash, Mist Penny Mar­ ian and, special guest, Mias Suziu Wiegman, of JV llllnmsport, Pa. ________________________ _ Hamburger Fry Enjoyed By Youth Of Baptist Church The W. E. Gilc* home wa* the scene of a Hamburger Fry held Tuesday evening for the Sixteen Year Olds and Young People’s De­ partment! of the First Baptist Church. Judge tSenstrom ha* been aetlng aa superintendent of these two department* for the past few months. Irving Pryor rnderd the Bless­ ing before the supper, which ws* coked by Herald Heckcnbarh, who proved hi* culinary skill by mak- Ing hit own barbecue sauce and barbecuing hamburger* on a port­ able grill. With those was served potato salad, followed by home­ made ken-cam, the young folk* having churned three freezer* full. Most of tho*e present will be go­ ing away to school In a abort while, so they chose to spend the remainder of the evening Just tit­ ling around telling atorlea, remi­ niscing and discussing plana and hope* for the future. There were about N member* present at this final social get-togclher before they all go their iojv arate way* for the school year. fed er a l : SAVINGS •ltd Loan Association 3% current Happy Birthday August 11 dividend 119 W. Flint St, Mrs, W. W. Lamb Riley Jeffcoat Jr. corner to the aid of tne parly . . . ut//i party fashions of Pimarilk ( cotton and si!/. The Rev. and Mrs. Alva Brock o f St. Petersburg announced the birth of ■ boy on Sunday Aug. 26. The 7 lb, K o*. boy Was named Barth Timothy, FREE COKES SCHOOL BINDERS SEMINOLE HIGH JUNIOR HIGH GROOMS ACADEMY FREE COKES High faihion drama: this tare-trimmed dies* with the portrait neckline, tucked yoke and bouffant skirt. In 'ed, blur, mink, black. Sizes 5 to 15. Gay Gibson’s boat-necked princaaa, iu lovely Empire line marked by a bow-tied flange. In mink, red, blue or black. Sises 5 to IS. Tufide Ring Binder ~ S1:00 TRAD E IN For you/- old binder •r notebook RegardieoM o f Condition Slopes teB a beautiful alory in this neat young dresa with mandarin collar. Brown and black; blue and b!tck| gray and black. Site* 5 to 15. FREE COKES PERSONALIZED PENCILS •9c PER BOX NAME IMPRINT FREE teste. The " >Mr*tlLn i M m # I sparkle while the gtc f it* pearty kntta— . (Sterling Undmr M i , Mad about the plaid! Cay Gibseo** but Ion-front plaid with velvet collar am cuffa. 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Ha s & e s n o w n a ru g &a c k * '* h a s p RATHER W A S Ml0 . tr r & • h -. • b a c k h a n d to m o s t -q M m e r & j 9 D r o u R s e y s t h is SUMMER B U T SELL B e OH HAND F o* ° ° r b * » " :> . r ft V v w d f U x\ r H J e w N » « I \ n a t io n a l / XH ’7 SINGLES* Saturday MHH \/>rLL ME (A F )—A tin s , eurbildo parkin# pine# in down­ 34 182 from his former congregation, AU . M ER C H A N D IS E A T O R WELL BELOW WHOLESALE CO STI NE DAY ONLY!! LABOR DAY-SEP. • • • " .0095 »1995 Sunday Sept 23 Monday p*PL 21 a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. Tueaday Sept. 26 ,#n ' J f r lM ° * o H . e * t R a n * * a.m. p-m. Wedneaday Rapt, Id a.m. p.m. Thursday Rapt 27 a.m. p.m* Friday Sept, 38 a.in. p.m. Halurday Kept. 3V p.m. p.m. Sunday Sept. 38 * otp0r" CTon< 51n !T-» »W55 a.m p.m TREASURE SHIP DEL MAR. Calif. (A P I-F o u r a.m. p.m. nary underwater photographers triad to find the wrecked hulk In M feet o f roaatal water whirh Malvtn Scott Dal Mar akin direr, said ha encountered. S cott who came up with a gold ring, bellaaes ha may have discovered ■ sunken treasure vaa■a| o f 8|>anl«h atploratlon days. Other* say It may have been an old ferry boat, with mock cannon, sunk in ths area In 1036 during tha filming o f tha movla "Captain Blood.*1 They also recall that • garbage acow one* went down In I k . ___ _ tho nren. ELECTRIC RANGES GUARANTEED TO OPERATE WASHING M ACH INES Apartment Sise W* & full size-Large A sst While They Last A Full Price W i C GUARANTEED T O OPERATE ONLY 10 TO GO AT t| ?A A WATER HEATERS-DIFFERENT SHAPES - DIFFERENT SIZES J TYio navy divers 7 Thoy found nothing. TA LK OF W OB BOSTON (A P I— Running an aU vator In one o f Boaton'a notvory-U ll o ffic e buildings ia not all boar and skittles. An operator told this tala o f w est "A g a y gets on and starts to toll som ebody n John. Just aa ha's fa ttin g In Mw point— boom ! It’* tim e too (ham ta g o t o ff. I never g a l In hang n whnl# story, ( t has GUARANTEED TO OPERATE • FU LL PRICE $12.61 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS HOLM M ICS COBBS BRAND NEW T . V.-RABBIT EARS S 7 5 9 v a i.i e — o m .v NO SALES T O DEALERS A T THESE OPENUNTIL9:00O'CLOCK- NOMONEY DOWN- NAME ^ NEVER UNDER S O L D - NEVER OUT-TRADED Tfpfpcrinf216 PALMETTO AVE per­ spiring motorist flnnnly found ■ town Omaha, daftly backad hit car in, and happily madt hi* way to deposit a coin in tha mater. Thera b* created an irate w o -^ man who told him *n more on, .ha was saving tho parting placa for W r has band who had fan* down I* yet the car. ICE CUBE TRAYS Rag. Vol. 3.50 Only $1.19 AT r o K t s r OMAHA THE BKGEST APPLIANCE SALE EVER HELD IN INFORD...ONE DAY ONLY... NEVER REPEATE Sapd, IS flrials war* a hit perturimd whan their sewage traatmant plant want on tha blink for tha second time within Iwo months. An abnormal sludge deposit and aitanslv* rainfall were given as two reasons for ths breakdown. 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M I I Pittsburgh N 7i 423 a AMERICAN L E M U R New York SO T3 .407 SB THURSDAY’S RESULTS Chicago SI TS .406 26W No game* scheduled THURSDAY'S RESULTS FR ID A Y 'S SCHEDULE Chicago 4, Brooklyn .1—11 innings Ciaratand at Chicago—2 Pittsburgh 1, Milwaukee 1 called Kansas CHy at Datroit—N and flth wet ground*. New York at Washington—N Only gam** scheduled Baltimore at Beaton N FRIDAY'S SCHEDULE NATIONAL LEAGUR Brooklyn nt New York—N Team W L P e t Rah. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh—N Milwaukee 74 48 .£38 — Chicago at Cincinnati—N Brooklyn >4 U I I I S t Looia at Mtlwaakew-I -potuni spaas «ltaaq*tH 'ooq-oog Iasa om ai«H ItaaqatH ||*aq*t|(,. •peqsyqd tpm»H M|*1 aq aJ*qi» jXaiaiag Xesatu jsas aqa PIP qyaa'uo Xq* ‘jaaqaiH inoqa amt aqq qaaj aqa n ^ «*“ » peqaopla meuiajpaa wtyqrmo ia arato paoaai* eqg tu**taos mow aqi tup) paanao sjys apt so luppfaq ssqiaqjt Xtanopqatn paJap -UOM pua 'iqVnoqi fa n ‘payton tin fo iMffii iiA itim ®tn <ntn pua pasn psqocq *H Taent* Xi*iaj OI aniaooditq 11 QNnOJ! OMR toaunat ’snodusod XqAaoq fast nap OAU.-AA1UHA U XM VltD Tuesday Bepi. If 11:08 a.m. 0:08 12:44 p.m. 7:04 Wednesday Rapt. 12 1:04 a.m. 7:00 R:08 1:42 p.m. Thursday Kept. IS 2:00 a.m, 8:11 1:41 p.m. 9:07 Friday Kept. 14 3:07 a.m. 0:11 3:38 p.m. 0:60 Halurday Hapt, II 4:04 a.m. 10:04 4:30 p.m. 10:44 Hunday Sept. II 4:64 a.m. 10:61 6:10 p.m. 11:24 Moadsy Kept. IV 6:88 a.m. 11:34 6:68 p.m. — Tuesday Hrpl, 18 0:20 a.m. 12:00 12:14 0:37 p.m. Wednesday Hrpl, It 0:68 a.m. 12:10 7:14 p.m. 12:6.1 Tharadsy Kept. 28 1:10 7:34 a.ra, 7:64 p.m. 1:31 Friday Hept. 11 8:10 a.m. 1:44 8:20 p.m. 2:00 Tuesday Rapt. 4 CInetantI t i j o PRICES! �T H E g A y r O B D H ERALD OLI I A THAT FIOCK OF 'EEABIRPS* 15 ATTACKING... SHOOTING RAYS FROVWTHEIR EYES' CLEAR THEM . Fk OM T K SK IE S ' WAVE OP MECHANICAL CVA5CN S PCUC3 R O M T W SURFACE O F E-Z ISCANP...AND CTVES HEACTOMS FOR THE FLEET OF FROGWAN S U B S .. I WKB KEEPING ONE JUMP AHEAD OP '---- , THEM SW fTLY , T K ONt-AMN S U M S W N 3 THSI1? 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F IN E SCMOCL.* WS M U SF 6 5 T H E INTELLECrUALT>PE-Jj, u kb RASHOJ r fc s c P p YOU MEAN A GOAL POST-" V > hapS£S - 'a ( TY-t’ ) L COURSE G S A D u A re • '-< t ARRESTED AT MOONSHINE STILL TAMPA UY—Two resident* of St, Augustine were et liberty under • bond today after being arrested at R moonshine etill in nearby Pasco County. They were booked a i Marcus N. Johnson, 50, and Clyde Wesley EdWards, 16. . U. S. Commissioner Morlson Buck aet bond yesterday for John•on at 11,500 and for Edwards at ■OK* BUO CHICAGO til—Tire prevention eaglneera with an insurance com­ pany say smoke bugs are more dangerous than firebugs. Insurance specialists say d a m ­ age caused by careless s m o k e r s last yaar totaled about '65 million dollara while fires of incendiary A Pad auspicious origin eauaed dam- EFFECTIVE AUGUST 30th ALL 1956 EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS ARE ON SALE WHILE THEY LAST Finance those needed Home Repairs with a low-cost FHA repair loan—No Down Payment—up to 36 months to repay. Your loan can cover both material and labor. You need not be a depositor to take advantage of this economical way to repuir your home. An FHA Loan will pay for the following repairs an# many others. • FINANCE PLAN • LA • TRADE IN YOUR OLD MOTOR [ ] Plumbing [ ] Chimney repairs [] [ ] Valleys and (titters Wiring [ ] Ileallnfc [ ] Pntnting [ ] Porch and atepa f ] Out wide walls { j Foundation Repairs I"] Walks and drives [ j Add dormers FLO RID A STATE BANK OF SA N FO RD 301 E. FIRST ST, EVINRUDE SALES & SERVICE k PHONE 998 d ■ iySM T t•***" «v , :> VifciaU - * Other sixes gimlteriy lew tele priced! G u lf* new econom y lire— now on tale at a new low price! D o n ’ t riik y ou f family’s safety on old , tread-bare tires— trade-in those o ld tires n ow , they're worth m ore during this special holiday lire sale. T h is low cost, high-m ileage tire is built with features found on ly in higher-priced tires. Super-strength cord construction for lon ger life, im proved skid-resistant tread for better non-skid perform ance. T h e tm ooth, modern-styled sidewalls add to the appearance o f any car. It's your bcM buy all around! STOP IN AT ANY OP THMSB OULP OMALMR LOCATIONS ADAIR and HUSKIN MERLE WARNER H. B. OWEN TOMMY O'STE �I THE SANFORD H ERALD M D A G W O O a W ILL YOU GO DOWNSTAIRS > AND M AKE MEAN I I C t -C O L D G L A S S OF L E M O N A D E fr—' ic e -c o l o V LEMON ♦OC l~ IN THE MIDDLE O f THE NIGHT; BU3NDIE, TOUVL HAVE TO BE SATISFIED WITH A GLASS OF.— - tor a glass of water, vou'D Onlv grunt r» w DEAR ___ ' —t V - AND GO BACK yJ TO SLEEP r- r WATER r - t \ v and Walkerville. Canada, concen­ trating on making airplane parti. Maremont la a medium sized Maremont says, "but s o didn't man who, at 51, haa graying hair know where.” Looking around, and wears horn-rlmmed glasses. Thor picked up Max Eckhardt 4 Sons, makers of Chiatmas tree He’s a director o f the Saturday Kevicw and one of the founders ornaments, "li'a off-beat, but a pretty fun­ of the magazine American Heri­ damental business," Maremont tage, a bi-monthly publication on says. "There aren't many homea historical aubjecta. He collect* which don’t buy Christmas tree modorn art, being particularly ornaments." Then Thor purchased Allied Pa­ fond of Paul Klee. per mills Co., manufacturer of Currently Maremont la under­ book papers. This field appeals writing the cost o f an exhibition to Maremont. " I f there are any put on by the Chicago Art Insti­ glamorous businesses, paper and tute at the biennial art feallval In electronics are It," he says. Venice. This process of moving a com­ "I have a great Interest in all pany from one field to another la sorta of thtngi," Ms re moot says, called "asset conversion” by j Recently Maremont sponsored Maremont. For Thor, it hat paid symphony orchestra* in grammar off. Net income totaled 11,036,287 schools In iom e Chicago suburbs. In the first six months this year. And he'a established" the automo­ Compared to a low of 110.73 a bile liming Assn, o f America, Inc., hare in 1951, Thor stock la now which sponsors hot rod drag race*. selling on the American stock ex­ change at about HO. Last February Maremont, NemWRONG PURSE rroff and Bright, along with oth­ 8POKANE, Wash. tW-Thc thief ers, *ot control of Motor Products who stole Affran Karaca's purse o. They hailed the firm'* pro­ ' is going to have trouble apcndlng duction o f the deepfreeze freezer, ’ the loot. which Maremont lays was losing Miss Karaca, • visitor from five to tlx million dollars a year. Turkey, said the purse contained Maremont is closing the firm's 90 Turkish lire, about |32 at the auto part* factories at Detroit I current exchange rate. CHICAGO, OH — Arnold Marsmont la an angel on Broadway, a business executive in Chicago and •' cowboy on the wlda open range* of Navada. Hit peat lew y ea n in the bulln tu world ha'a done auch thing* •a: - Turned a floundering appliance manufacturing buxines* Into a thriving paper producer. Killed production of on* of the ^BQlt fa moo* name* in household T l h n e n - "deepfreeze'' —became " h wai losing money. :!■ Shifted automobile equipment "factories Into the more profitable Cline o f making airplane sub-aattm blki. "* Down along Uic Broadway bright light* he hai: Pot hi* money Into ktveral abowa including two current amash hits—"T1* Moat Happy Fella" and VWI1I Huocaas Spoil Rock Hunter?” Backed the Phoenix Theatre, an eff-Broadwiy theatre organlted to reduce the coat of bringing shows to Broadway. , In the baou and saddles division J Maremont and aasocUteo have: Bought oea of the largest ranchl-as |« tbe United SUUa, embrac| leg tftOO square mllaa In Nevada sad California. This last venture probably has been the least auecesaful of Mare. meet’s activities. Ha bought tho ' rsrrb jest before the decline In ' tattle price* in 1164 and INS. ' "l we can ride thia • through," Maremont toys, “ but ;T m net epUmlstlc about cattle • price* returning to wbe/ they ; were when we bought the ranch.” A* • contrast to this dubious financial venture, there’s the rec­ ord o f Thor Corp. That had made money until UM. That year Thor loot *2,543,M on sales of *92,930,001 and man­ agement decided It wanted out. Along came Maremont and two • associates—Victor Nemeroff of . .Chicago and David Bright of Loa . Angelas. With other* they bought enough slock to obtain control, paying *16 to III a share. Maremont got Ttior out of the laundry equipment business. Ito’a pessimistic about the outlook for many appliance firms and wanta nothing to do with that field. "We want to generate profit*." Pinza Will Leave For U.S. Sunday CERV1A, Italy Ofv-Ezlo Pinza, star baa* linger of opera, stage and screen, will be well enough to leave for thi United States Sun­ day, hia physician said today. Pinza last Friday aufferrd what the doctor described at a mild heart attack at a villa he and his wife have rented. The physician, Hr. Cclestino Schiavarclll, direc­ tor of a local hospital, examined Pins* to d a y and said. "Every­ thing la going smoothly." T)r. Schlavarelll said Pinza prob ably will travel In his own car on the 250-mlle trip from this Adri­ atic village to (ienoa to board a ship for the United State*. The doctor aald that If the linger continue* to rest, he wilt recover completely In a relatively short time. DAT WELL HAS OIL GLASGOW, Ky. OH Farmer Gilliam Wade decided to have something done about a well that was drying np. Workmen began digging and, by the time they reached 200 feet, (truck oil. Aaother well was started near the first one last week, and, by yes­ terday the number of gallons be­ ing pumped stilt hadn't been de­ termined. Aircraft. Tbe Cincinnati Redlcgt signed catcher Bruce Edward* this sum­ mer after the ex-Dodger hau hatCLEVELAND If) - An Indiana ted .295 In 45 games with Van­ farm boy srho grew up to be couver, B. C. one o f the moat colorful Ggurea In American Industry has retired aa chairmen and director of the Republic Steel Corp. Tom M. Glrdler, 7*. stepped aside Tuesday. He hid served as chairman aince Republic was or­ ganized In 1930. C. M. White was elected chair­ men of Republic, the nation’s third largest steel company. White, who haa been president, hai been the chief executive of­ ficer of the firm tince June 21, 1955. •l*» ID JUST ASK you , fine- thats all I wanted Maremont Active 'n Many Fields Kepublic Steel Corp. Chairman, Director Retires Noted Beauties Visit Glrdler, ghort in physical stat­ ure, bold and direct In speech and action, often tangled with unions during his career. lie was s sharp and outspoken foe of the early New Deal. He said one of his greatest dislikes1 was the Impetus which the Roo­ sevelt administration gave to act­ ivities o f organized labor. CYPRESS GARDENS, Fla.— When 4* Mrs. America ceatcsUala were bi Florida for their annual ceremonies at EUlaor Village, He was born on a farm In Clark County, Ind., and started they took lime off le go to Cypress Gardena where they denned his studies In s one-room school Old Fashioned Dresses and formed a ring ef beauty on the front house. Hs was graduated from lawn. The resnlt* made a pleating picture. Lehigh University In 1901 and started his business career s i s sales engineer in Europe for tho FEMALE WOLF Buffalo Forge Co. BATCHTOWN, 111., JP — If male During World War II, In addi­ c a n heard ■ wolf rail hereabouts, tion to hi* >ob at Republic, he It probably was the real thing. served as chairman o f the ConCharles Klass shot and killed an rJnd Darrel Brewster, Guard Abe solidated Aircraft Corp. and Vul85 pound female wolf at the edge Glbron and Center Don Fife. tee Aircraft, Inc., and later merg- STUDENTS! Here is something which Is elmost a necessity in collar*. Vary desirable and a big ha|p in High School, Helps you turn In neat and attractive work and will GIVE YOU BETTER GRADES. Sea the new Smith-Corona Port­ able Typewriter before school opens. World's Fastest and most dur­ able Portable. Prices *87.50 to 1 121.50 plus tax. Terms if desired. HAYNES O FFICE MACHINE CO. 114 Magnolia A t*. Phona 44 In America It's Beginning To "Own Its OwnTools" a Who owns America's biggest companies today? The answer may astonish yon. In companies like Du pont, General Electric, General Motors, Telephone, Pennsyl­ vania Railroad, the voting capital stock la owned, In each case, by tens o f thousands o f different people . . • and, in each company, a tremendous number o f shareu is owned and votad by working men and women em­ ployed in the Industry! It’s a natural thing to havs happened: for higher and « higher wages have cauaed Labor's persona) savings to mount up; working people have invested those sav­ ings heavily in the companies who employ them. Thus YES! Capital and I-sbor are elowly becoming one and the Writ* ••Month Policies Automobiles. asms thing; through shars ownership tho workman is beginning to own hio tools once more, and In lha Oar rales comparable with Ilia leading Independent companies offering 6-month ^policies In preferred riaka. United States tha Industrial Revolution haa undone whatever evils Karl Marx a u y have attributed te II. Our I’ refarrad Klak Liabi­ lity Kales? CLASS L'LAHM 1 814.40 2 1 3 0.60 Today, as a "capitalist", tha working man or woman haa an enormous stake In the welfare o f our free en­ terprise system. And this is a splendid omen for the future o f America. .For Farmers C LA SH L l.A H S t 2 111.60 188.80 IJ.UOU Medical hsptnaoa And/or death benefit added lo r i f/ TH IS TRIBUTE TO LABOR OFFERED BY THE A LABO R D A Y SALUTE SS.M ■Additional Automobile added a i 78% o f above rate*. I f I or more, a dleeouat of l t % to 18% , Pino exper­ ience credit o f 8% to 80% . . . . To all our working men and women who have contributed ao muck la jtlkAMH 1 . No malt driver Proudly wo aaluta and thank them on their greet dayl the greatness o f our nation! From their skillful hands, working wllh modern aader age SI MsABH S • Mingle Male .owner nr driver under age .*• N o Membership Fee To Pay N o Application To Higa Boyd-Wollace equipment, cornea America's great industrial b a n k » J. L. HOBBY, smnurr MACK CLEVELAND JR. 1 COUNTY ATTORNEY DUNCAN, . j u s t i c e or t h e e a c e JOHN L. GALLOW *S A N E O R D A t l a n t i c lu n m N A L productivity. FOLLOWING SEMINOLE CO UN TY OFFICIALS' COUNTY T A X COLLECTOR EERNEST HOUSEHOLDER, COUNTY JUDGE T. MILWEE, su p h u n t b n d sn t or rvauc mmucr . (AffHUted VUirktAtU& M & jLeifArim m Jtd KARLYLE HOUSHOLDER, c o u N m a n u a a a r t m B ju •AMrOKD On BART FLORIDA / »' •+ 1 �-- ■*, Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 I I — ROOFING-PLUMBING 32—BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE W. J. KING S T O R E AND NEW CB HOME Plumbim Contractor Sound established business sell­ Kohler Plumbing 4 Supplies ing groceries, fresh meat anJ Reem Electric Water Heaters general merchandise. 2531 Orlando Dr. Ph. S« R. M. GILE Plumbing. Kresky Heating LAKE HELEN. FLA. M. G. HODGES Florida manufacturer and Instal­ ler o f Spec ‘n Span quick a d v ­ ice laundries has surveyed ^nd secured several choice laundry locations In the Sanford ares. No previous experience ncccs*ary, small down payment, bank financing, unusually big profits. R iy r M ir L y .Monarch Laundry Machinery Contrartiag and Repair Corp., P. O. Box 620, Ft. Lau­ IN7 Sanford Ave. Phone 1113 derdale, Fla. Service on All Water Pumps— Well* Drilled — Pumps Panla Road, Phone 700 Em pty? IU M *®WAN T A D s . I /R E N T *KM FAST I’ LUMUINU Ph. 1821 LIVESTOCK 41—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE THE SANFORD HERALD REAL ESTATE 81—ACREAGE By owner, 20 acre* nearly clear­ ed. Good ritru*. Facing in new paved road 413. Call 1S05-W-3. Half mile from Osteen. 'Magnetic' Line Shown In Preview 6y Jose Marbel W ANT A 3 W H 0 P F M I MADRID uf — Joe Maria Mar- bel, upa nd coming Madrid couHERE ARE JUST A PEW 85— HOMES UK THE MANY HAVINGS 2-Year old concrata block home tourier, dcslgnrd hit new winter Beautiful Dinette Sets. Choice of wilh ear porle. 1 bedrooms, kit­ collection not to ples*e milady—but II Table Tops and 12 Chair '.overs . . . Complete with 4 $139.00 Ami—Beautiful 31-Pc Dlnnerware Set .......................................... FREE chen equipped. Living room, the man in h er.life. Hi* I* the bath with tub 4 shower. Full “ magnetic" line. At a sneak preview, the young sire screen porch. Rt. 2, Box designer unveiled a raft of aleck 532-A. Ph. 288-J. creation* guaranteed to m*Ve 3-BEDROOM houso with carport*, male eye* pop all over Spain. Ills porch and utility mom, Frlgl biggest new* I* the “ bare look" da ire appliances, $223 down. for evening and the cover-up for daytime. LOW ELL E. OZIER Baildtr — Phone 1288 His festive dresje*. many in Office: SMI 8. Orlando Dr. chiffon and salin, are ai reveal­ Beautiful country homo complete­ ing and clinging aa nightgowns. In contrail, hi* daytime clothe* ly furnished. 3 acres Land. expose the very minimum of skin. Edward F. Lane. Phone 2110. Sleeves creep down to the wrist and collars up tn the cars. As a whole. Marbel emphasise* slenderness, .Mott o* his dresaes are adaptations of the sheath but with ii tricky cut t!|at lend* case In movement and stresses func­ ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A tionalism. Ail his clothes, even NEW HOME? the bulkiest tweeds, are draped, crushed and sculptured to accent­ uate the female form with curvy bosom*, waistline* and hip*. The Homes Built Looking at Marbel'* collection one By •doesn't notice a* much the dress OBHAM 4 TUDOR. INC. a* (he woman who is wearing Builders o f Ftaa Homes it. For Florida Living The same theme holds true for BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three his suits. Simplicity i* the key And Four Bedroom Homei word and he achieves a very t 4 2 bath* sophisticated line with pencil-slim Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ skirt* and young-looking, nippedable. in jackets. Tweed* lead the par­ Priced From 311,100 to 834,000 VA (G D -F H A 4 FHA Inaerv- ade of materials. Very often checks or plaids are combined lea Financing. with solid colors in the same en­ HOMES AVAILABLE: semble. Tone* are muted with South Plnecrcst . . Sanford, Fla exception of a clear tomato m l Grove Manors .......Sanford, Fla. which appears throughout his col­ Valencia Villas ... DeLand, Fit lection. HI* coats are a* bulky a* his RALES OFFICE 3625 S. French Ave. dresses are slim. They have huge Phona 2100 4 2980 bat wing sleeve* that alart at the Alter 8:00 p. m. Call 2371-W w*l*t and enormou* collars of cape proportions. At least 50 per cent of th* coat* are trimmed with fur and are fashioned of Ihlck fleecy wool. Marbel’ s collection does not as­ pire to Introduce cra*s idea* but 2-Bedroom Da Bary homa. Good Is designed to bring out a woman's cond., alr-cofld., landscaped, best points, hide her disadvant­ paved road. Financed by owner. ages and most o f all please the man who ha* to pay the bill, Phone 2423-W3. Contract aud Repair Work Free Estimates 31— DOGS—CATS—PETS R. L. HARVEY 1A—PLACES to EAT Handsome Bedroom Special 204 Sanford Ave. Phono 1128 Collies, A.K.C. 7 weeks old, worm­ Vanity with large Mirror ed. $50. Hwy 17-92 South. MlrhGOOD FOOD AND D R I N K S PLUMBING 4 REPAIRS Panel Bed ele Lodge. Sunday only 4:00 p.tn. served in pleasing surroundings Septic Tank Installation 4 Service Cheat of Drawers to 6:00 p. m. ____ by pleasant people. The Doggie Sewer Connections. Archie C. Diner 4 Bar, Lake Mary. Reg. Harnett, Phoue 734-W or 1335. $159.95 MAR-LOU RESTAURANT a —SPECIAL NOTICES Friday Menu: Red snapper, l-ob12—ART1CI.M H m RENT ster, Jump Shrimp, Reallop*, PUMPS 4 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS NOW 8 mm film rental library New Selection of— Fish Sticks. All type* and sires, Installed or Sofa* (Foam Rubber) $149.50 at Wieboldt's Camera Shop. 210 Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast, “ Do It Yourself." Sofa Bed* ....................... 109.00 8. Park Ave. T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Matching Chair* ................ 88.30 Meat Balls. All garden vege­ STINE 13—ARTICLES FOR SALE tables. Hwy. 17-02 South, Phone ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Machine and 8upply Co. nta-w,______________________ 207 W. 2nd SL Ph. 82 We buy and acll used furniture. Comer 2nd 4 Magnolia, Ph. 1222 "Bad Bamberger" Mgr. Paying top cash prices for any •I—LOST sad FOUND GATLIN BROTHERS open Monday’s til 8:38 p. m. thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ Dragline 4 Bulldozer Service VISIT OUR BALCONY ING POST on 17-03 Ph. 2053-W. LOST — Male Fox Hound. Has Ph. 2231 Geneva. 2486-W Sanford. collar with name Roy Patln and Trunks, Wardrobe, Steamers, 48-FARM and GARDDEN Ph. number. Finder please call ORLANDO Sentinel Star, Call Footlockers, Briefcases, San­ S56-R4, Sanford. Ralph Ray, 3150. ford Jewelry 4 Luggage Co.. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e 300 Sanford Ave. Plants in any quantity. Heady This is a free pass to the MovieCROSLEY - BENDIX for setting out Sept. 10th. Vari­ land Ride-In Theatre for John Sales and Service Flat top kitchen sink, new mix­ eties are of Midseason, Marion Cullum. Exp. dale, Sept. 9, 1956. ing faucet. Reasonable. 608 Pal­ RAN DALL Market, Early Round Dulcb, metto Ave. Electric Company S—PERSONAL NOTICES Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy Services- Quality— Satisfaction Mammoth Red and Eatly Copen­ —Factory io You2837-J-3 Do Bary ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby Ph 113 Sanford hagen, alt from Certified FerryAluminum Beds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. Morrli Seed, Ripe 4 Ready To­ FAIRBANKS • MOR8E P u m p a Venetian Blind* 1(23. Furniture Center — mato 4 Produce Co., State Farm­ Well Drilling, HOWARD C. Enclosed bead. Sag-proof bottom 11B West First St._____ ers Market, Sanford, Florida, LONG, Phone 368 207 East rail with plastic anas. Plastic or Phone 328. commercial Ave. rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon cords. CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Senkarik Glams and Paint Co. •-BOATS AND MOTORS Slip Covers and Drapes 112-114 West 2nd St. Phunc 4*0 STANLEY KULP 34—APTS— HOUSES—ROOMS EFFECTIVE AUG. 30 PHONE 2858-J. Secondhand Bendix washer. ALL 1966 EVINRUDES ON SALE AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Frigida'ire refrigerator. Ph. 1970. If interested in apartment clean­ H. P. Lauson Jameson Studio, Special for chil­ Army Cot*, $5.Uk; ralnt, $2.50 gal. er than average. Close in. See Air-cooled, (-cycle . . . . $56.00 dren to 6 yeare. Two 8x10, (1 Jimmy Cowan. Ph. 816. I 11. P. Mercury 1955 T-Sbirt*. 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ gold frame) S10. PHONE 3198. Model .......................... $139.93 lus, 310 Sanford Ava. 2 4 8 room apt Ph. 2983-W. 1 H. P. Royal Trace trimmed, removed and deNECCHI-ELNA Gear shift— new ......... $139.00 mossed. Ph. 1007-R. Sewing Machine Center HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t • H. P. Mercury SANFORD TREE CO. Apt*. 238 S. Atlantic. Daytona Sales, Service and Rental# 1953 Mark 6 ........... $158.00 GARRETT'S Otacb. Call 1374-W for reserva­ ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ 7Vi H. P. Evinruda Phone 1422 tions after 8:00 p. m. •165.00 ments, Invoices, hand bills, end 323 E. Firit St. Good aa new, programs, etc. Progressive Tib II. P. Evinruda 44 APPLIANCES 87—BROKERS and REALTORS ~ Printing Co. Phone 408 — 403 1956 Model ................... $195.00 French Avenue home suitable for West 13lh St. 10 11. P. Mercury homa 4 buslnen. For inform* CUSTOM BUILT HOMES FRIGIDA1RE appliancea, a a le a KENNETH E. S U C K $125.00 Lightning tion call 1484. and service. O. H. High, Oviedo. VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL T. V. REPAIRS R ,,t EMato Broker 10 H. P. Scott Atwater Fla. Fbone FO-3 3315 or Sanford FINANCING 1008 K. 2nd. Phone imu 1956 Model ................. . 180.00 ‘Til 10 p. m. Service Cads. 13.00, 18U-W alter • p. a . rURNMHCD apt*. Phone 1521 LOW DOWN PAYMENTS J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893-J W. A. 10 H. P. Johnson LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 3-Bedroom home, 811,000 oquity. Norris, Ph. 1530. Licensed Tech­ 1984 Model ................. 198.00 AIR CONDITIONING $52.80 monthly payment. EquipWELAKA APARTMENTS: room* A. K- SHOEMAKER. JR. nicians, guaranteed work. >95.00 12 H. P. Sea Bco - ........... For Room or Building Phone 1991 1800 Mellonvllle private bath*. 114 W. First SL pad with electric kitchen, blinds, 28 H. P. Scott Atwater 1954 H. a POPE CO. INC. heater. Call 1615-W. See at S ll Well drilling, water guaranteed, with Ball-A-Matic . . . . $189.00 288 South Park Ave. Phone 1448 Rosalia Dr. Phone 1008-W. Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Ph T20-W #6—LOTS 28 H. P. Scott Atwater 1855 Model ................ $219.04 ApL site 'S3 Kelvin*tor refrige! a- SEE Seminola Realty for Desir­ Lota 61' x 135'. Partly landscaped. 80 II. P. Mercury tor and Florence ga* range. 2411 able Home* and Apt*. Phone 27. M h i A?*.f ly C o m p a n y LOWERY 4 BRIDGES Ready to build. Drcamwold a 1855 Model—Like new. $295.00 Elm Ave. San. 1X54-W Orangt City S»r 4-8834 Section. 2(11 Chase Ave. Phone 10 H. P. Martin Furi.lihed ApL 600 Park Ave. A. U. PETERSON 1836 Bendix automatic washar. used just a few hours . . 185.00 1973-M. Jrokcr Associates: A. It. Paterson SPECIAL $110. llOOVi Sanford Ave. IS H. P. Johnson OROUND Door, 3-room completely Jr., p. J. Chrstarson, Garfield 1855 Model ................... 350.00 At Nix Bedding. Renovate cotton furnlihed apartment. 317 Pal­ S7—BROKERS and REALTORS Willrtts, John Metirh ami R. W. and Innersprlng mattress. We al­ 46-BUILDING MATERIAL!! Also many motors torn down for I ______________________________ _ metto Ava. Phona 2392. William*. A. C. Douiincy, Ijmd so convert cotton mattresses In­ used parts, Reasonable. RETIRED? Looking for a rail USED BRICK Survc) or. to Innersprlng. Wa make odd site • TRADE IN your old boat, Mo­ Suit­ buy? We have one of the neat HU N. Park Ave. EFFICIENCY ApartmenL Phono 1129 mattresses and matching box TWO CARLOADS beautiful used tor or Trailer. belor or couple. able for bachelor coup e»t, 2 bedroom humes, baing brick. Orange, red, and burnt — Selection of B oils— springs. We do upholstery 4 slip Privet* balk. Acroaa from Post offered completely furnished, at Alexander & Stringer blaek. See them at SHERMAN covers. Free estimates cheerGlass, Mahogany, Aluminum Office. Manual Jacobson. $7900.00, Just out of the city, on Ileal Estnla 4 Insurance CONCRETE PIPE CO. fully given. 1301 8anford Ave. • Also several used Boats and approximately 1 acre, in a plait- Mr*, l/ninne Messenger, Assoc. Phunc 504-J. New 8myrna ocean front. Une, Gator Trailers. 8ELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, ant setting. Can be bought un­ 107 Magnolia Ave. Ph. 16 two bedroom apt*., reasonable How will you SWAP? $360 per M. No. 1 Common $210 furnished if desired. Term* ran DICK MAPES McGrath, Box 1412, Coronado i How will you TRADE? per M. No 3 Common 1136 per be arranged! We urge you to ive Tile Contractor PhoM 2188-W. LAKEFRONT HOME Station, New Smyrna Beach, u Your old motor, M. Floors Laid 4 Finished; this before you buy. i Now CB home on beautiful like. Tel. 1095-M. For a better grade. Ressonable. E. F Steven*. Ph. 23— SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION 2 bedrooms, 1 bath. $12,500. Evlnrude Sales 4 Service 716-R-4 after 6 p.m. Ro*e Court Apts. Unfurnished 6- 3-bedroom, 2 batha, deluxe m u Terms available. R O B S O N S p o rtin g G ood* onry home one year old nrsr room apt. Kitchen equipped. CONCRETE * 304 E. 1st St. Phone 098 country club. Excellent buy at Phona 1484. Deanna School o f Dance Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete $13,600 With terms available. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 23—TRAILERS Ballet • Tap - Ballroom Block, Sami, Gravel, Cement Many ollitr good two and three A 4 W Root Beer, sandwiches, Large, dean, furnlabad apL 3 Baginner, intermediate, and ad shakes, etc. Located at 1906 Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qual­ bedroom homes from $9,ooo up. adult*. 811 Park Ava. It will pay YOU to sea us befora vanced classes for children o f ifications. French Ave. Nice profitable you buy. Oper Evenings and all exes. huiinrli. Personal re irons for Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. DESIRABLE one and two bed­ 2-bedroom country home on 7 Sundays. ..REGISTRATION SEI*T- 6.. Oet West 13ib SI. selling. $19,600. acres wilh 6 arre* planted in Plume 2481 room furnished apL Pb. *32-W East•!(• i-railer Sales Phone 2871 17-92 at Hiawatha young citrus, 5 miles from Sin- Sec ii* for French Ave. Properly Palatka, Fla. REDI-M IXCONC RETK ford. Just reduced to $11,500 REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. Prepare at hums for bookkeeping Window Sill* • Lintel* with terms. 2544 French Ave. Large yard. Call 1450-J after Trader, Sale-Rent, Ph. M6-XR. 4 accounting. Send for free in­ Septic Tank* • Stale Approved • p. m. J. W. HALL. REALTOR formation. Free placement serv­ Band • Cement - Mortal Mix 24—USED CARR Jokaay Walkrr, Associate ice. Mirarle Concrete Co. New 2-bedroom unfurnished apt. W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO “ Call Hall" Phone 1768 Mas*ey Buslncis College, Inc. ‘51 Bel-Air Chevrolet (ully equip­ 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335 Near shopping center and PineREALTORS ped. Clean. Ph. 2326 W. 402 Wil­ Home Study DepL N-ll rrest School. 2619 Elm. No pete 1881 Park Ava Consult A REALTOR First Phone 27 or III P. O. Box 1527 Jax. FIs. 48—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT low. please. MERCHANDISE Pago • Mob. Aug. SI, 1 »M $119.95 SEE and COMPARE AUTOMOTIVE • RENTALS BULLDOZING DANCING Sominole Realty . . .It wa* a clerical error, Mr. Morgan. Jones' recotd* ahow he came to ua through a Want Ad, BUT In chacking further, it now appears that ha came to ul through a 'Wanted a d !" DAILY CROSSWORD DI '!*«• IJI I t M !'III.1 ■* ACROSI 1. Natural cavam 8. A small appl* ustd for jelly •.Black bird 10. Falla to win 12. Baking chambers 13. City (O er) 14. Has* 15. Merry 18. htualc not* 17. Cloee to 18. Elevator cage 11. Lofty moun» tain 80. Woodland sprites 23. Goddess of infatuation (poaa.l 34. An Indian of Okla­ homa 28. Inter 31. Thin layer on a tooth 81. Question 82. Arid 33. Mother 34. Greek letter 35. Little girl 36. t-abora* torlre (abbr.) 38. Male duck 40. Basque, like cap 41. European herring 43. Affirms 43. Place* 44. Narrow In­ lets fgeol.) DOWN 3. Bird* aa 6 class 3. Small, nar* rew open* Ing 4. Half ems 5. Lucid 6. Blooming T. Beast of burden 8. Insect 8. Native of Rom# 11. Small cute IS. Cigarette* filing) 18. Chinese tea 19. Kind of bomb 31. Sign ^ ■ a a i i i ^ a i i i i H i B % bH ii ir ■ 14- * 1 11 6a ** 14 XU >i ' i, *V. i 22 Lever 1 1(4i.*i:ia • «.•*.» i •.. 23. Ex. IC7.NI' :r.u\ r1 clams* i.'f* ri'.vi f.*»i. i tion unuiTir i ;i '.hi 25. Soma ur.uiun *i.' 26. Stripes >i .it :r< ixi ( ' • line* rni4K I II 27. Slexei r.m i ' m u ” ii with, irnr.uai i out nurirnr r it»»»« • right C l l l t J I ! ,*,111' 29. Live Yteurdsy'a coals 30. En> duree 38. Biblical " 33. Pre­ nama .17. Ragle* •* scribed 39. Part regimens 35. Three, of "t* * be" handed card game 40. Exclude 14 e M It n IT V ir W la % 4* % 41 y , 3 W •a a St TZ L - & I. Hole YOU'RE TELLING ME! •By WKUAM RITTCentrat P ru t Writer A NEW type of rrabappte tree haa been develuptd by the Brooklyn Botanic garden*, wa raid. Should prove popular with those Dodger fans who ar* always in a critical mood. I l l A ufrfc a/fer a Urfrisk team e l AlpIrUte tcaji j Uuitagh Peak la Ik# Himalayaa, a French group duplicated tha /eat. Copycatrt l ! t A landed dressmaker has da> altntd a *#rt*s *( “ S*vi*4 Russian type" taels and turbans. Bat nat, *t *euna, taada of Iran Curtain klaxon serenade* disturb Khruatll and the Bulge, tha vodka twin* whan thay ra aJtaping MM off. I ‘l I A British- /askion deeigaar rriticier* U arilyn Monroa’e figor*. Oueee she couldn't manage alher uay o/ gettlup her name in the paper. , Undarslaad thara’t ■ rsaw back an Iba maria* lirtad "Maw H Uvt Withav* liquae." Tha awtbae, pm daub*, must ba a ratiead haapar. CULLEN AND HAKKKY lid N. Park Ate. Phone 2313 UAYNES Office Machine Co., New two bedroom house*, kitchen Typewriter*, adding machine*, equipped. 1804 Washington, Ph. RAYMOND M. BALL OWNER LEAVING TOWN. 1103 Saiei-Reniali, 314 Mag., Pb. 44. 44$ nr write Jack Flynt, Boa OSCAR M. HARRISON Palmetto Ave. Wishes to sell 302 Sanford. REG. BROKERS equity in home for $1475 witlij Baby sitters available. Baby Sit­ STUDENTS—see the nrwr«t thing in typewriter* — Royal'a 1057 It. D. Hiahleyman, Associate kitchen equipment. Or can be ting Agency. Ph. 352-M. "Twin-Pak" portable. The fast- 2-Bedroom home at Lika Muniur, 284 Sooth Park Ave. Phone 888 purchased furnished for $1873 $50. Apply AI Gibbons back of cat portable on the market. In 26—HELP WANTED— FEMALE and assume mtg. payments of 10c Store- Smyrna Drive, Da 7 color*. 24 monthi to pay. $53 which include taxes, insur­ IF IT IS REAL ESTATE Bary. WAITRESS - Apply Toucbton's Powell's Office Supply ance, principal and interest. ask Crumley 4 Monlrtlh Drug Store. Mr. Clark. 117 8. Magnolia Phunc 966 at 117 South Park. Phone 772 Robert A. Wllllsmu, Realtor 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. So. They Know Raymond lAindquIst. Associate 27-H ELP WANTED • MALE 47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Sanford Ave. Ph. I3I7-W. Phone 1173 Atlantic Bank Bldg. This Is a free pass to the RItz 2 apartments. 1 small, 1 large. FOR RENT Theatre for Mrs. Rosa L. Pay- Buy your Furniture at Barry’* 618 Park Ave. Ph. 1032. 8 Bodrooms-2 baths Werahouae Furn. Co., at 901 W. ton. Exp. date Sept. 8, 1868. 8125 month Laura B. Osier, Broker l«t SL All nationally adv. furn­ Nicely furnished 2-bedroniu apart­ 8 Bedrooms - I hath Tile setter* wanted. Team prefer­ llarel M. Field, A*«>cl*tp iture at warehouse price*. ment. 873. Phone 1627. 8188 month red, top wages. Call Spring 26UI So. Orlando Hwy. Phone 1369 APARTMENTS Uied furniture, appliance*, tool*, 4-4224. Lake Helen. Fla. EVENINGS 3115 and fOo This Is a free pais to tha Movieetc. Boughi-told. Larry’s Mart 1 4 2 Bedroom npta. furnished or land Ride-In Theatre for Mr. J. 321 East tat SL Phooa 1831. 28—SALESMEN • AGENTS unfurnished. $4# per mouth aad This Is a free pis* to the Rita C. Owen. Exp. data Sept. 8, 1858. Theatre for Rickie Cox. Exp. SALES OPPORTUNITY data Sept. 9, 1868. 3-room house 4 bath. Enrloeed osa l p a y t o n Progressive well known insurance 303-09 E. 1st St. Phona I lf Eaat porch, olectrir rang* 4 Company considering applicants Keglolered Real Estate Broker SWAP ANYTHING] Just place water heater, kitchen cabinet*, Classified ada. Phone 1821 for a for ritabluhed debit in Sanfofd Phone 2S7I 17-92 at lliawalka good root. Fir trees. $33 mo. helpful id-writer. area. Prefer Inexperienced man GENUINE VICTORIAN Can bo stan after l ;00 p. m. C. Desirable attractive 3-bcdroom with experienced sales back­ REPRODUCTIONS B. M a m . W. 1st St. 3 floors cement block houso on large ground who is looking for un­ Lamp Table* C ist o f Monroe Corner. Phone corner lot. Desired neighbor­ limited opportunities In a ca­ Coffee Table* $82.00 778-W. hood and sensible allowances reer job. Give age, selling exper­ Console Tables $88.00 makes Oil* an ATTRACTIVE ience and family statistics. Re­ Ladle* and Gentlemen'* Chair* Modern trailer, inquire DreamC & or Htucco, call INVESTMENT In a place you ply Box OF. Sanford Herald. $110.00 ea. wold Trailer Ct. $12.60 wk. Ph. spend most o f your lima — Love Seat 1173.00 HOME! $11,800, Terms. Call for Hand-Carved Mahogany appointment. Trade-In* Accepted Furn. 1st floor apt. 1004 Palmetto. REIJ. H. H. "B ill" STEMPEB WILHON-MAIEK Anything Guy Allen, Associate Unfurn. (ro o m house. Furn. 4| 311 E. 1st St. Pbonc 858 With A Arietta Price, Aaaeclate room apt. 116 N. Jassemlne. Classified HE c a n IT! I -------------------------------------------------ga attar — General Inauranca Furnished large 2 Bedroom apt 888 ar <181 111 N. Park Av*. Ad YOUR EASY WAY to renting vnPhoun T i l l Dayu Ph. 1364-J. 703 Palmetto Ave. JUST CAJ * rancies: Classified ads! Some­ CHOOSE GOOD W O R K E R S .... l t l t - M Nlfhtn 1831 2-Bedroom furnished bouse. $68. thing vacant? Phona 1821 for through Classified ads. Let an an ad-writer. Call 1508-W or 2332J . eaparieacad ad-writer assist you Y BALL REALTY *34 Ford. S-paisenger station wag. pn. Will sacrifice. Phone 611-J, after 8 p. m. 14 -CHILD CARE EMPLOYMENT BUSINESS SERVICES i—BEAUTY PARLORS Modern Alrcondltumed Salon HarriRtt's B eau ty Nook a t Dsk . Ph. r i -BUILDING PAINTING REPAIRS FLOOR sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole county since 1825. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary Far .is r* call Mr. Taskar, Repair work! Home alterations! No job too amalL Finished carp­ enter will give prompt servlrr Thone 1388-J. Beilina 4 Slagle MeKANKY-BMITH >416 8. Park________ PAINT8 Phone 1203 38-PIANO M R V K B L. L Sill - Piano Technician PIm m 3184 Rente I, Seeferd CERAMIC TILE Paul F Mueller 4 Ron Ph. 134 Free estimate. Quality work. TOO MUCH FURNITURE? d a * gifted ads s«U the surplus for CASH. Phone 1121 for an ad wmtar. OZIER REALTY CO. Mather of Sanford S . Your House Leak? TED BURNETT The Painter Fix OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY; FOR MEN WHO W AN T TO MAKE BETTER OP! THEIR TIME, TO BUILD A BETTER FUTURE ! FOR THEMSELVES. A growing concarn with 216 store* In 2 f sUtaa has a few Ing* for ambltlou* young, man 21 to 86 who have c their Armed Forte* experience and who era capable o f ddvi ment in the retail field. rl Through training and principle o f proi aoting sure* rontinuad opportunity. 6jen ar* promol i £ ± . - •1 - Eaplaya* benaflte include: liberal vacatlaa plash grapn surance, atartiag aalarv 608.8#, regular lucftaaao, n a ta l owancra where needaJ. Manager*' contract, offer share •alas and profit* and there l( la a company-paid r.tircmant Paraeaal iotareiaw will ha arraag ad. - ^ 'i i a u r s . a a u r a l r t j a s i Address boa aumbtr CM In caro af this r * a * p a w iwTift i ‘ A- J �r ‘/2f- L. J . Lowe, Son Said Improved; Fund Increasing f ' "CAREFUL NOW — awing your line way out,” Mr*. Margin Woods, ftOO South French Ave. Instructs her acven-year-old aon Chris aa daughter Sharon, six nap* a bit waiting fo r the fish to bite at the Jayeee Fishing Rodeo. (Seaff P h o t o ) __________________ The condition of David Lows, six-year-old son of Lloyd J. Lowe (Coni Inwed from Page On#) diploma. This offering la also be­ has Improved, according to reports from the Seminole Memorial Hos­ ing made to adults who desire to pital. "brush-up” In certain areas o f David’s condition waa so Improv­ Etjbrw^tm. ed that he baa begun to oak tor For the second consecutive year thing* and to talk quits a bit. a course in Ceramics will again His improvement was such that he be offered. This class will begin asked for a TV set to watch hla on Tuesday, Sept. 4, In the Art favorite show*. Room o f 8emtno!c High School. The TV ia being provided. Last year, more than TO persona Seminole Memorial Hospital at­ enrolled In this course and It Is taches also report thatth* condi­ hoped that former students as well tion of Uoyd J. Lowe Jr, haa also ss new students will register for improved. this fascinating hobby. The course In the meantime, the fond for Is offered two nights- a week, the families stricken In the plane Tuesday and Wednesday nights crash last .Monday when their from 7 to 10 p, m. home* were hit haa continued to The adult education program ia grow. sponsored by the Seminole County Willis Peacock, vie* president of Board of Public Instruction. Course the Florida Stale Bank, who is content and teachers o f adult accepting contributions for the education have to be approved by fund, .void that the fund has grown the State Department of Educa­ to $209 since yesterday noon. The three families hit hardest tion. There will be a $1.00 regis­ tration fee for all adult classes by the catastrophe will need much and each student Is required to In their comeback, as'they replace purchase their own materials. Any their homes and take care of the further information can be ob­ added expense of injuries, loss of tained by calling Fred C. Murray, life, loss of homes and all of their director, Adult and Vocational u- belongings. 1 Generous Sanford and Seminole catlon whose phone number is S6S.1 .County cltlaens are urged to send FURNITURE FACTORY BURNS their contributions tor the fund to MIAMI IN— A furniture factory ithe Florida State Bank, owned by financier Arthur Vlnlng Davis and Ronald Hutchinson was swept last night by fire with loas estimated by fire official! at $W,000. Ing and typing; 6-43-9:30 p. m.. Tho one-story concrete block Tuesday and Thursday, shorthand plant, the Pine Shop, was ran- I, business English, shorthand H. •oiled by North Miami firemen The school has a-good variety of in 4S minutes. business machines, including a new, fully automatic calculator, dictaphone, electric adding ma­ chines, electric typewriter, etc. I * 1 i l l : • i l l l U I I ' M I I K T US’ T IIK Students desiring to take a course SI.VHI JIIIK M I. I I U L 'I I T I S .S M I HIM MKMI.tOI.SS t O t . t T V , In ofifee machines only, may do so. SI.UIIIIIA IV I I W S U M V Classes In all subjects will be­ M l. M M |||SOMISH gin Tuesday, Sept. 4. The school u UUW0KN> .‘Uint.fr. Is located on the first flor of the Kent Building on Commercial Ave. KKOMMIH MA YU PIKB HOtVDKN, Legal Notice ft i m u . BABB M inisterial Assn. Funeral Services Held T h is Morning Sets 1st Fall Meet For W. Swigonski Tuesday Morning Funeral services for Third Crew­ man William BaDentine "wlgonski, 35-year-old enlisted Navy man who lost hla life In the crash o f the AJ-I Savage bomber Monday, were held this morning at All Souk Catholic Church in Sanford with Father Joseph Lyons officiating. Burial was In the local Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbeaten were Navy men from the Sanford Naval Air Station with whom Swigonski served In VAH-T, which Is attached to Heavy Attack Wing On*. Sidney Vlhlen sounded taps at the cemetery following a volley ot rifle shot* given by a Navy Squad. Survivors include hla wife, Mrs. Mary Swigonski and three child­ ren, whose home Is on Rt. 2 San­ ford. Families of both the Navy man and Mr*. Swigonski were in San­ ford for the funeral services. A Rosary was said for Mr. Swi­ gonski last night at the Sanford Naval Air Station Chapel. Funeral arrangements were In charge of Chaplain Charles L. Ar­ nold and the Carey-Hand Funeral Home. Lutherans Slate Annual Labor Day Picnic At Camp WEST PALM BEACH IB — Aa appeal waa voted bp Um City Commission yesterday against a federal Judge1* ruling that com* The first fall meeting or the m lufonen muat continue a* deSeminole County Ministerial Asso­ fendanta In four Negroes’ civil ciation Is slated for Tuesday morning, Sept. 4, at 10:30 o'clock right* ault to gain playing privi­ In the local First Baptist Church, leges for Palm Beach County Neg­ the Rev. Milton H. Wyatt, presi­ roes on the municipal golf links. Counsel for the commission In­ dent, announced today. dicated an appeal would be taken The observance o f October as also to Judge Emett C. Choate’s Church Loyalty Month wlO be dis­ refusal to narrow the suit to the cussed, as will the proposed hos­ four plaintiffs. pital chaplaincy and the annual Thanksgiving service. All pastors In the county are cordially Invited to attend. J L Saturday Deadline Set For Ordering Pine Seedlings RESUMES COMMUNICATIONS TUESDAY, SEPT. 4, 7:30 P. M. FELLOWCRAFT DEGREE The deadline for ordering pine seedlings is Sept. 1, according to Cecil Tucker, Seminole County Agent. Orders must bo In the District Forester* office In Ocala by the dcadllni date, Tucker reminds farmers. All farmers who plan to order seedlings to be planted this fall should be sure that their orders are In Ocala by the deadline date. Order blanks can be obtained from the County Agents office in the Seminole County Court House. It. C. WHITMIRE, W. M. aon attended the Virginia Farrell Academy o f hair ■tyling, A lio to better serve you Mrs. Jerry Kfcklllor, and Bonnie Johnson. CALL 1664 FOR AN APPOINTMENT t ntlth d CHUBB btuit f lli-tl * i * l n * l %,ni in Um C ir c u it Court «»f Hbiu IhoIb Coun ty . Flori d *. In C ha nr er y, by C A I .V I X 1>. Um W D K H . 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Vlrlyn Hen- LODGE N 0 .6 2 F .& A .M . The annual Labor Day picnic o f the Lutheran Church of The Redeemer will be held Monday at Southward’s Camp. Families will bring old-fashion­ ed picnic baskets for the big noon tliffe spread, according to Don Birkemeyer, chairman of the pic­ nic committee for the Sunday School. The picnic will begin at .10 $330,000 for the coming year to hire 19 more officers and to em­ ji |;N, Mlit’otT M*UUfu:a nud mail- ploy 29 more clerical workers to in* mlrffMH 1# you a iis : h i;in :n r n o T l F i K n free patrolmen for actual polka Itmt -n it I'-r illvurrn In Ihn duty. SANFORD WEI.8H TIRE SHOP 105 W. M M T R A M IN SANFORD 31. L. Its bom Sr. PARENTS WITNUSH Iho hand and »»al of Ilia mid I’ -mrt Uil* *«th day of W ANT i BEAUTY SHOP UM A B uford A n . fh ila x! It's Possible If Q U IET, SAFE FINANCING year children U QUIET and SAFE LOCH ARBOR. IN TRAD E ON Consider and compare the features CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTHS of a . Phillips home . . . BEFO RE Y O U B U Y A N YW H ERE R =-iMiu.Cfwvjw | ▼ Corner W . Crystal Drive ft Lake Mary "THE BEST FO R LESS C O M M E R C IA L & P A LM ET T O f E££bL Bird. P H O N E 1504 And �ft I f Your Herald la Not Delivered By « P. M. Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For rWlli*n> Shop and Save AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA EatabU ahed 1908 VOULME XLVIII MONDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1956 Counts Nine Deaths be Bary, Sanford 2 Of Eisenhower Bandwagon Stops V_ By MA1Y FOWLER ° T h e Eiienhower Bandwagon will make De Bary and Sanford two o f ita atopa In a gigantic Labor Day celebration on Ita route from Daytona to DeLand, De Bary. Sanford and then Orlando. It will stage a tabor Day dem­ onstration at Daytona Beach and then go to DeLand for a noontime fish fry. * barrage balloon will float ^1oft. followed by two ranch wagons, with a showing o f beautiful girls in especially designee Ike costumes and flirtation parasols. Ike buttons and banners to be passed out will be the order o f the day. Arnold Lund, GOP candidate for Congress from the FWOi District, says the Eisenhower Bandwagon will arrive In De Bary sometime betw een S and 4 o'clock this aftV o o o n for • big demonstration In the predominantly Republican Vo­ lusia County stronghold. A huge crowd la expected to be on band to welcome the big display. Lund says that the Elsenhower Bandwagon will arrive In Sanford between 4 and S o'clock. “ It will be all over Sanford," he said, “ and not in one particular place." Florida's death tolll from acd* dents during the l<miI Labor Day weekend stood today at nine with one o f the most dangeroui period) to be on the highways atlU ahead. Highway patrolmen road* to be clogged late and tonight with motorist! return­ ing home from weekend slons. They reported fairly nor­ mal traffic yesterday after moat of the drivers had reached the places they were going for the holiday. Hundred! o f patrolmen and members o f tha American Legion cruised the highway*. Evan head­ quarters personnel o f the patrol went out In the car*. Tho traffic o f Friday night and Saturday killed at least four. Three other* died from other types o f accidents. Ola Hatley, a 45-year-old Miam­ ian, waa struck by a ear and kill­ ed yesterday. A twocar eolllilon near Calla­ han killed Betty Carol McGhie, an U-year-old South Carolina girl, and Injured nine other* In­ cluding her parents. Mrs. Mary Louise Cussina, 39. Miami, drowned when her car ran Into a canal. Associated Press Leased Wire No. 174 T oday's P o litic a l Developments Have Labor Day Flavor KEMINOLH COUNTY CHAMnEll o f Commerce President Georg* Touhy (left) greets new members o f the "C offee Club" Thursday morning at th* CofC monthly businessmen's get-togclher. Chatting informally, following tho "Coffee Club" nrc: President George Touhy, Ambrose Otllff o f the Title and Abstract Co., Bill Lockard and Uill Gramkow of Uramkow Funeral Home. (Staff Photo) President Negro Family Is Plans Quiet Threatened By M ob Holiday FORT WORTH, Tex., (4 )- P oU cof * F t h e ASSOCIATED PRESS laat night dispersed an angry, yell, Labor celebrated lu g .( n, ing mob o f 150 whites who threat­ * y In holiday obaarvamiea ened a Negro family that had Just 1,1 >Mlltic*1 overtone*? moved Into 0 previously all-white t h l* * " ,,U*** development residential block In the Rlverald* section o f Fort Worth. *nte crowd, yelling "G et those niggers," hung the effigy o f a Ne­ gro in front at the North Judkins Avenue home of Lloyd G. Austin, AN EDITORIAL Sanford suffered It* worst disaster in many year* just who, sitting with a rifle at hi* Seminole County Schools will front window, had kept the mob one week ago today. at bay moat o f the afternoon and open their doors tomorrow morn­ It 1* beyond the ability o f this humble person to ably ing for the first full day o f tha Sanford's Labor Day celebra­ express the feelings o f a shocked community in a tragedy night. Nettie Mae Herring. M-year-old Shortly after th* effigy was hung 1954-67 school year frith approxi­ iiMientkms ho trill attack tha Re. , Quincy Negro, waa killed when tion will provide one "b ig fUnd" o f this kind. into pises, a shot ran i from tho mately T.0O0 pupils attending. • ., .,Tha.enUxe. comraunkhy wee shacked beyond comment Austin home. When s youth Bums will begin thrtr daily publican administration’* when a Navy plane crashed into tw o homes off Orange Ave, claimed that the ballet had struck schedule taking the children t* Swilley, 34, o f Plneeastlt Air gets underway tomorrow In earn­ claiming five lives, the three crewmen, n 8-year-old Zu S 1**Bbow,p Ploaned • tha heed o f his ear, th* crowd be­ school and back horns again ta the J m wWWU Hon** holiday, but i Z Force Base, died when his car est. came a howling mob. Fop bottles afternoon. Marilyn Sue, and her mother, Mrs, Lloyd J. Lowe, Jr. Law enforcement officials have •red n weekend statement saying, crashed into a bridge near Safety were thrown at th* house, but the From morning to night there Sanford and its surrounding communities heaped its Harbor. '■ »««*» to be done to are evants to attract the biggest sympathies upon the families and frienda o f the five who crowd moved back when Police openly stated that they will strict­ _ Chief Cato Hightower and a doxsn ly enforce the laws regarding the meet the opportunities ahead." Ha Margaret Julia Germino, i. o f portion o f Smlnolc County's pop­ lost their lives. passing of school buses while stop­ mentioned particularly tho need officers arrived. DeLand, auffocated In her bod; ulation. It seems ns if the efforts Sanford's citizens and Navy ped to load or unload children. for government action to help the Donald Swope. 44, waa cruahed The Sanford swimming pool Is Hightower ordered all pcoplo Sheriff Luther Hobby luu stated to death at Fort Lauderdale by open all day today, from 4 a.m. to personnel wero melded together Into one gignnttc attempt to and cars cleared from th* area. that hi* deputies will be following th* boom o f a broken crane; and 6 p.m „ providing the youngsters alleviate suffering and distress. The mob quickly dwindled to a Everyone was shocked— grief was overbearing— and small group of about 55 persona the school buaes both morning and A r L C lo President O r o r f t 8. Sgt. Johnnie Freeman Jr., 33, the swim of thair lives preceding o f MacDil! Air Force Base waa their “ get down to studying" ses-. throughout Sanford and Seminole County the heads o f citl that moved more than a block afternoon to see that motorists W M ,0" r other* who accidentally electrocuted. zens and its Navy people were bowed In reverent prayer fo r away beyond the police barricade. abide by the laws requiring that °*PL statement*, elon tomorrow. the y*top whether approaching or pointed to future mala as well aa A man Identified aa Comdr. The demonstration started yes. M lowlng. The Dusty Boots Riding Asso­ those who suffered Irreparable loss. t0 P“ * « « mPlhhm*iita by and In retrospect— Sanford has grown, has expanded to terday afternoon after a called Frank Vandetta Gregg, 36, of ciation will stage a parade Registrations o f last Wednesday on behalf o f th* working man. Cedi Field near Jacksonville was through tha Hanford business sec­ lake in every available area, to provide homes fo r hundreds meeting o f resident* of the neigh­ killed near there early today In tion which will be preceded by a upon hundreds o f families. Only tho limits o f the Naval A ir borhood at the Riverside Elemen have been thoroughly analysed by Elsenhower said the goverment each school and puplla have been "must seek te perfect Ita waya o f an auto crash. noon fish fry at the Sanford Station has provided boundaries fo r the day by day growth. tary School. There E. G. Brown assigned to their classes far the helping people find Joba and p ioThe dangerous "going home" Farmers' Auction Market on high­ A t tho samo time, since the Naval Air Station’ s reacti­ said the presence o f the Negro first day, tomorrow. family was part o f an "insidious vMIng security fo r those who nr* hour* of the Labor Day veckend way 17-91. vation, officials, in whose hnnds tho operation o f the units Speaking before a Labor Day tl is expected that school en­ unemployed through no fault o f were expected today to bring a At 1:30 this afternoon tho based at Sanford wna placed, have continually been In fear plot" by the NAACP to get Ne­ Audience In front of the Elsenhow­ rollment in Seminole County will their own." groes into tho school district. steady rise in the nation's traffic "hors* fro lic" is listed to get un­ o f such a tragedy, Their programs o f training have includod er Bandwagon at Daytona Beach, exceed that o f laat year by about death oil, possibly eclipsing the derway at the auction market un­ "Tho time has coma for every Although more than 4(1 million Arnold Lund, Republican nominee tho elimination o f haznrds that might have caused such a 441 record set in 1931. body to stick together and not 1st 6 per cent or an estimated boost men and women are employed, h* der the auspices of the Dusty tragic incident. fo r Congreat In the 5th District, them come any further," Brown of *♦4ound 300 pupils. •aid, "there are still those who Aa the 74-hour holiday period Boots Riding Association. atated that the Syear congression­ The Navy, apjmrently realizing that Sunford Is growing Superintendent o f Public In **** ■ Job and cannot find on e." al record o f Sid Ilerlong does not drew to • close, Associated Press The Sanford Elk'* Club fish fry more and more toward tho-Naval A ir Station, has created said. He cautioned against vio­ lence but said a peaceful demon structlon Rayburn T. Milwee haa Secretary o f Labor Mitchell said justify his return to Washington figures showed at least 310 traffic got underway at 10 o'clock this deaths, 43 drowning and 44 mis­ morning as members of the Elk's ldatis for a now base at Osceola which would be away from atration would be all right to show I laid that there will be no double during an NBC-1V Interview that this fall. claaees this year. Room haa been a report due tomorrow will *how the sentiment o f tha people, The talk followed an Elsen­ cellaneous fatallUaa for an over-all Club, their friends and neighbors 1the city yet atill be a pnrt o f tho community. Brown then went to th* Austin provided, he said, for the ellmina more than 64,900.000 workers e m . Vet, wherever wo live, in the city, in the suburban nreaa, enjoy tha "old fashioned" Labor hower bandwagon parade through total o f 344. ployed—the largest number In his­ Compilation of tho fatally fig­ Day event staged, at the E lk's1or in the remote areas of the nation, we must live and pros­ homo to talk to the Negro and tha lion of crowded classroom a. the city and neighboring su­ Plnecreat School will have a tory. The figure officially reported burbs, snonaored by the Daytona ure* began at 6 p. m. local lime Club on east Second St. A dance per and Ite happy us men o f character, loyalty, and patriotic demonstratori followed. Brown said later he offered to larger enrollment because o f ad a month ago waa 66,655,000. •ftaach Cltitena for Elsenhower Friday and end* at midnight to­ at the Elk'* Club will get under­ love, train to defend our country and ita citizens from tha day. purchase tha house from Austin ditlonal Junior High School pupils Mttdiell said ha aspects th* re­ way at 4:30 this evening. devastating encroachment o f our enemies. Organisation. attending Uiare and buaes to this call o f idled employes In tha autoNed H. Dearborn, president of ‘ Tha Campbell-Lnsslng Post of “ ! charge that Harlong’s re­ Sanford Is happy and proud that tho Navy ho* formed but that the Negro refused. school will have a double-run be­ motive Industry will Uke up slack cord discloses that he obtained no tha National Safety Council, said. the American Legion hat Invited an Integral part o f the community— and those people, from cause o f the additional load there. there, with full employment la action whatsoever on any Import­ " I think unquestionably the toll all of its members, alt veteran*, every walk o f life and from / v e r y corner o f the nation, who One new program haa been add­ Prospect this fall. ant legislation during the ■ year* will bast the 1151 record." The and friends to enjoy a fish fry have chosen the Navy for their careers and service, are ed to the curriculum at Seminole he'haa been In Washington’’, Uind council prediced traffic deaths which is alatad to get underway at He had aald Saturday In a state­ loved and respected. High School with the Diversified ment that labor under th* Elsen­ stated, “ The record bears this out. during this year's observance 5:30 this afternoon. The lives o f five people have been sacrificed for the Cooperative Training p r o g r a m would bo 440, 19 more than In tha 1 make the charges aarly In this hower administration to “ doing Commander Lynn Lyon said the defense o f our country— they are as much a casualty o f war getting underway there under the batter than at any other time In campaign so that ha will have record yoar o f 1451. •vent la expected to he an annual as those who sacrificed their lives in actively fighting in Dearborn warned hat “ unless D. C. Land, manager, Central direction of Louis J. Girard. our nation a history." ample time to refute it. .1 also Labor Day get-together to bring co"f|ic*s or ihn nnsl Florida Region, Game and Fresh Additional facilities will be .w ill have ample Uma to prove the driver* exercise extrema care on But Meany aald that "America thir homward Journeys In the re­ veterans and American Legion But we cannot let this tragedy go by without commenda­ Water Fish Commission, announ­ made available at Lyman school need* more progressiva and fore A h a rg e s if M d o n ." members together. A business Lund also claimed that out of maining hour* of th weekend, we tion for tho young man, who at the controls o f his plane, ced today that the Fifth District ater In the year when a cafetor* looking government." Ha meeting o f the Legion Is expected M public bllli introduce'* by Her- are headed for an all-time Labor with the lives o f two o f tho plane’ s crew In his hands, did would have a spilt Dovs Season ium and additional classrooms are mad# no reference to action by to be held at 4 o'clock tonight fol­ Day holiday traffic record." except In St. Johns, Putnam, completed. However, there will be the AFL-CIO Executive Council long, only 5 became law and these everything possible to avoid bringing his plane down into Dearborn had urged driver* to lowing tha fish fry. dealt with unimportant matters. recommending endorsen heavily |K>pu1;tted area when he knew that a forced landing Hagler, Volusia, Brevard, Orange no double classes at Lyman, de­ team with enforcement officer* in Members o f t h e luthcran Seminole, Osceola Counties and spite the heavy attendance at the He also said that Ilerlong intro­ , o f the Democratic candiwould be necessary. Lt Comdr. Oznl Donald Hail, the pilot: those portions o f Marion County duced 44 private bills and only 5 an efofrt to hold tho toll down to Church at The Redeemer Sunday Navigutor-Bombardlcr Lt ( jg l Gerald Michael O'H ara; and east of Highway M l rorth of school which serves the southern dxtea fo r president and vice p r c l School, and their friends have sla­ no more than 330. He atld Uila portion o f the county. o f these were approved. dent and said: "The record shows that he would be a normal traffie death ted an old faahlonrd “ picnic bas­ Third Crewman William llullentino Swigonski deserve the Ocala and that portion o f Marion The Oviedo School will get un­ highest praise fo r their commendable action. The loss o f life toll for a non-holiday Sunday and ket" affair at Southwsrd'i Camp, •wjm! . ? 1n Bot tryin* run either and Lake Counllaa east o f High­ derway with a new principal In­ poUUcal missed 97 o f too important roll party nor will we permit call* on significant legislation", Monday at this time of tho year. Just o ff o f West 30th St. Children could have Lem oven grenlcr -had It not been for these men way It south o f Ocala, charge and several new teachers f . J? dom ,,,,t« “ *• Our policy and adults ara participating in the o f the plane’s crew who sacrificed their own lives fo r the sav­ u t f ‘isserted, "In addition ho also This area shall have the latter added to lu staff. to strictly non-partisan, in the beat picnic held each Labor Day. ing o f others. missed as quorum rqll calls". season only, which is December The first day o f school la being American tradition." Declaring statements that the Climaxing the Labor Day cele­ T o those o f the Navy who through the months and years 1 to January f . Th* early part o f grelted by the usual "glad it'* BULLETIN Both Meany and AFL-CIO Vic* GOP la waging a money fight to bration tonight, the ladies are ex behind us conducted the training program o f Navy airmen, the apUt season for tha open conn WASHINGTON^—The Atomic her*" enthusiasm from the great­ President Walter Reuther wffl wig this fall aa completely falsa, peeted to get together tonight to we owe much. They lived lives o f fearing such a tragedy and tie* shall be October 13 to Octo­ er number o f pupils. Energy Commission announced 2 " ? * **• «*•/’• celebration* Lund asserted that ha had re­ play coftball In Fort Mellon Park, trained accordingly ber 31, inclusive. eith radio broadcasts tonight today that the Russians have set ceived a total sum o f H,000.00 On the political acene, for SanW e are proud o f the Navy— and its men who make up It was announced after th* July off tho third explosion fa their from all Republican organiza­ aerie* of nuclear testa In Si­ ford and Seminole County, the one o f the great organizations dedicated to the defense o f Commission Meeting in Tampa BANDLEADER ARRESTED tions, both B ute and National. Elsenhower Bandwagon la expect­ our country— those who stand by momeut after moment in that tha Fifth District would have beria. "M y opponent belittled the sa­ HOLLYWOOD til - Bandleader ed to viMt in Sanford today be A brief announcement by AEC readiness to serve their fellowmen and who unselfishly dedi­ the late Dove Season, only, for­ lary Congressmen were getting a tween 4 and I o'clock. S*mlnole County rank* 13th Freddy Karger, ex-husband ef ac­ feiting the early part o f the sea­ cated their Uvea in their behalf. pear ago, and voted for aa annual Chairman Lewis L. Straus* said: tress Jane Wyman, waa arrested son, Sportsmen from the counllaa among tha 100 leading counties "The third explosion in the The Nary has the highest regards fo r its neighbors and oa a drunk driving charge y astor4 J } 0,000 pay Increase," be stated. In the production at cabbage, in in the Fifth District which hava 4 KILLED BY GAS POISONING day. Police quoted Karger aa ear­ ^ 'W ith reference to the raise (for- current teat aerie* occurred yes­ friends and families here In Sanford—and those o f us in a good population o f doves in Oc­ 1944. TOKYO (ft—Four perrons were Sanford have the highest regard fo r the N avy and ita men ing ha had Just left a party at tl long commented that new be terday. It was in th* earn* re­ tober appealed to tha Commission Cabbage was harvested tor sal* bom* of comedian Jerry Lewis. won't have to borrow aa much gion and in tho same range of killed today by gai poLoning in and welcoma them to our community. far the early scasaou and from 131,191 acres on United money to mako ends moot. Be- six* 4a th* two previous burets." an abandoned coal pH In HanaW e express our deepest and most sincere sympathies to granted It. States farm s ia 1944, with 94497 P r e s i d e n t Elsenhower an­ kaws, 40 miles northeast of here. • aidea raising the pnealhffllj that the family w ho lost two o f its members—the wife and Dally shooting hours for doves acres, or 79.1 per cent. In 109 lead­ ha may not have earned what ha nounced laat week th* first two Police said a farmer and hli mother and the three year old daughter. A t the same time a n U Noon until Sunset. The ing counties, according to the tests and tha Russians confirmed bad bean getting. I deal think the friend broke into Uie pit, which hU—saying they were bald Aug. bad been closed, and collapsed 30 those same deep sympathies are extended to the families o f day's bag Uailt to 4 doves and 1954 Census o f Agriculture figvros >should be placed on a motet—v the peeeesiton H alt to also I tor ranking counties released to­ Ms. U should net ho g Jut a M and 34 "t o perfect nuclear feet from the entrance. The oth the three Navy men whose lives were lost in the crash. weapons" suitable "fo r arming or*. Wotting outside, became We, too, extend our sympathies to the N avy fo r tha doves. Hunting licensee may bn day b y th* Bureau o f th* ■ menus a t livelihood. Even g r e ig h t« l e n t alarmed by tbs delay and crawled lose o f three o f their valuable men—trained in true patrio­ purchased at the County Judge's U. S. Departaaoatt o f Cemi moans sacrifices, it la a gnat of different Wads of motions." tism i r d dedicated service in the protection o f America, Its office or through oo* o f the Semlnet* County harreeted 1,799 They too w e n Vt r m ? ;. * r**p— * * • a s m to ’Judge's notBstlas citizens, and ita freedoms. U r U# w 7,000 Are Expected To Attend County Schools Tomorrow Residents To Enjoy1Efforts O f Citizens, Full Day Of Holiday Navy Melded In Loss Events In Sanford a-SWateiSs asss-s S iS iir 1H)P Candidate For Congress Hits Herlong's Record Seminole County To Have Latter Dove Season Only Cabbage Output Is High In County Weather B � 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/. 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Call 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A E sta b lish ed 1908 OVER too CHILDREN TOOK part In the Seventh Annual Jay err Fishing Rodeo yesterday at Lake Carols In Fort Mellon Pork in Sanford. Prises were awarded to 10 children for fish that were rnught during the event whirl) started shortly afler 3:30 Wed nesdny afternoon. (Photo by Jameson) Over 600 Kiddies Out For Fishing Rodeo ■ lile l I • w| r J Moro than 600 youngsters lined Lake Carols yesterday afternoon f t ----------.< T h Wild Chase Ends e - rJ'Lzxfzxc Promotion To P* cce Fishing Rodeo. With Alleged Hit aS fssisarart Run Driver Cauqht finest event o f ila kind that we 1 With 600 fishinf^polei in read!* A wild chase through Seminole County roada and palmetto thlc* l y t t i fjw«ny ended In the stopping a f a car last night asd tho driver Program Of CofC *n Cominn Year Council To Study Canal Issue LONDON Of*—The British Foi oign Office announced tonight the North Atlantic Council will meet la Paris next week to consider the Sues Canal dispute. Foreign Secretary Sclwyn Lloyd will be Britain's representative at this hurriedly arranged meeting ol NATO's top body. A Foreign Ol* flee spokesman laid the meeting will open Wednesday. The announcement came ea the first elements of French troops ai* signal to C y n wwa THURSDAl AUGUST 30, 1938 Associated Press Leased W fre THK MOST POPULAR *|h>1 during yesterday’,, Jayrre Fishing Rodeo _ wn* the judge*' tnhle when' fish were brought bv par­ ticipating youngster* to bo weighed, measuted, ami registered. Youngsters, parents and adults crowded around the table where sralrs were located to sre whoso fish was the longest, the shortest, liravir.it, or even the smallest. (Staff l ’boto) , Navy Secretary Expresses Regrets For A ir Disaster ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ rAdmiral I P Represents taken. laid., ouawdy.. follow in g-* liabia sources a*M ' otbert wet* hit and nm Incident In Lake B i r f . down on the crowd aa the fla il i a.m. , moving to the British bastion m the arrest , o f winner* In tha varioas categories George Touhy, president o f lha the eastern Mediterranean by U A warrant for 1............ j been signwere determined am| announced. Chamlwr o f Commerce, brought John Henry P o ff M s been ■tfi"* armada of requisitioned ships. id by *Mra.# J. A. Chalkley Sr., in A acoro of Jayccc members attention to the Coffee Club French Forellgn Office and De­ thewake o f the Incident. Charge* were on band to assist in making group that tha emphasis being fense Department officials refused piled up against the 21-year-old the event a complete success and llaccd an Harness Horse Racing In to confirm or deny the reports, Lake Mary youth as Florida High- a number of tho Jaycce wive*: two national ningntlnei «*t1* < widely ubllshed by Paris newspaway Patrolman Carl WHHnm* filed pitched In to register the young-1accomplish what Willlnn* *• They declined to go beyond a Forgfthe complaint# at the Seminole Jters, aerve soft drinks and Ice -nd his associates aro trying Foreign Office communque which County Sheriff* office. , f r**ra> as " l 'l °* t“ assist tho ’ o do nt Seminole Park Race. ay. said the British government had Williams chased the IMS Chev- judges In determining the winner* Touhy snld "thl* is an Important to a French request lo temporarily folet Station wagon after he had m the various groups. development In Seminole County.'’ station a contlngen of French been aighlrd by members o f the Lake Carol# was well stocked President Touhy nlso naM Irl* French truopa on Cyprus. family In the car that had been for the event as was shown by the bulo to Forrest ll reckon ridge, hit. The car, driven by Poff. waa number of fish caught and the Chamber o f Commerce manager, lighted near the Movleland Ride- rixe of the fish turned In ni the "'ho ha* resigned to accept •. In Theatre. William* atated that weighing station Inr position with the DeLanJ his speed, throughout the chase, the j u(jse l u b lc were County Chamber o f Commerce. Un said, was between 75 and W miles nn Commissioner and President of, "Creek, we wish you only the ^ mlrthe Seminole County Sportsmen's ’ ’est." ADMIRAL DELBERT CORNWELL, COMMANDER, FLEET AIR JACKSONVILLE, expresses the w Both the Seminole County Sher- Association John Mcisch and Past Clifford MoKibldn, presidentCuh Scout P ick No. M will hold I f f » Department and the Sanford President Porter Lansing. elect o f Ihe Seminole County it! monthly pack meeting' at the regrets of th* Secretary of th* Navy over th* trtitle arrldcnt when a Navy AJ-3 Savage Immber crashed Into two Sanford homes Monday. A room ntying Admiral Cornwell ore: (left to right) Police Department were alerted children In uverv ace uroun Chamber of Commerce outlined soft ball field on the lake front Acting Mayor David Gatchel, Comdr.!,, It, I.ibby, Comdr. William E. Lenina, and Captain Robert and took part In Ihe chase. Deputy turned out fur the event -omo personal wishes for Chamber Frltlay night beginning at 7:30. \V. Jackson. I.t. I). I.. Jackson, the Admiral's J-'hg Lieutenant t. shown in the background Admir­ Sheriff Bob Carroll’ s ear, nt 20th b ■ assisted bv narcnis who " f Commerce accomplishment* Sine* the main theme of cubbing al Cornwell, leaning uti tha desk, talks with Tha Huifard Itcrald'H KxiTiitivi* l-Miinr, (with hack to camera) J, Marion llarmiri Sr* (Photo by Jmnf um) St. and the old Lake Mary road J J J } b> {ur «>• ^ I n g year. for the month of Auguat has been • ’Field Event*" several competi­ f i S k nth,.r ,Hltwn a,s madctle,nr,! "■>'« bcflor‘ ‘ his plans,C"be f olock the ™.1 road was made. jpit" lln« ,he cr*ck‘’r |,,r„ ft,„ „.._ v fee Club member* tive field event* will be run. Indi­ The chase went .long the old nlh both bream and b . . . ^ ><•» tribute to Forrest vidual cuba from the afveral den* U k e Mary road from 17-92 Into ’ ” * ™ *' Breckenrldge. He said ’’Breek'i Lake Mary, back through the Lake « #rf th* n woitiiw were p#riot»||(y W|H Ih. mi„ . will participate in auch event* *a the obstacle course, foot races, . J Ia r y road to 20th St., out South« **• »«*■ ‘ n‘ ° ed In Sanford and Seminole football throw and other contests. Road and bark again, fin,e an“ were furnished by Semi- County One o f the feature event* of the I 'lrinS}nB, the C#r 10 * , l ° P al n01^ Sp" rtlnB I "Promotion will be the work of evening will be a surprise com­ th. city Umlt* on » t h St. (ConUnaed On Pag* Three) | (CmUlaanl Oa P a s. Three! petitive attraction that can no* tw f Red light* flashing and siren . --------------------------------announced at thl* time. Prises will Sounding^ as well as spot lights, ■ V M W im & s .* — b« awarded to Individual winnrr* fallrd to stop thr iivrcrtlng m r as v. W ffr l * With a full attendance of club tltc youth, who admitted to Patrol* la ^ V 9 1 M k | a | A ' ' M 9 U , j j g and a grand prise will be awarded i man Carl Wiltlami that ho a * .* , . .. J to Ihe den winning the w»st officers and directors and with event!. Cubbing awards will aUo of b een ", to . B em M ; f j be made by O. B. Gray, chairman every committee belug represen­ - > B 4 H - n l o f the awards committee. All ted, the Sanford Rotary Club held Patrolman Car] William* Mated i l l anil tlonmmllntr minslnn in i l - -o H n f tlm o f mil friends o f cubbing arc 'nvtcd to |Jiat improper co u n try . T o In* |m>iwirc<l to fu lfil1 thin m i-u ion m i u lr c s iutenattend. •Ten d rivf-; wilful w ^ hIvu o|>cralloiiH and in ev ita b ly tliure |« liazan l involved, Cub Scout Pack No. 34 Is spon­ nit and run, Snd resisting »rrc,t, I jC K S F a r Ichh, I m ig h t add, th an on th e h ig h w a y . sored by the Methodist Church. Jamei Grant la Cubmasler and W. W. Dodson la committee chairman o f the pick. Parents of boys -ighv years o f age or pliler who aro in­ terested la having their buy join the cub scout program should con­ tact Fred Murray, placement chairman, Phone 66S. De t r o it un Veteran powerV c driver Joe Taggart was crllieali Injured today when SloMoShun IV, which he was pitoting la Gatd Cup trials on the Detroit Rlv r. flipped over at about US KANSAS ClTV UB Former mph and tank. President Harry Trumaa Is going Spectator* watching the nuge to get into the political campaign unlimited class boat whip over the full blast. three-mile course said It ” ap. He announced at hL Kansas OIL TANKER ADMISSION peered to disintegrate." City office yesterday the Demo CRITICIZED Taggart, a veteran Detroit pilot. cratlc National Committee asked MIAMI (At —Admission of a n __ r'i*hed to a hospital la a conhim to make two or three speech­ Villon doctors aald waa so prwtanker from a strikebound ahipes a week. carious they began treating him yard at Jacksonville to Miami for! He said the committee is draw­ In,.an ambulance, fearing to re­ repairs was criticised yesterday ing up a list o f proposed appear­ move him to the emergency room ances, probably starting the sec­ by CIO official* and the Industrial Final plans for tha Labor Day T -v harbormaster policemen! ond week In September. He said weekend cruise which will leave Union of Marine and Slilpbulldlng Sheltl* and Clyde Whltledg* be would apeak only at the invita­ froip Daytona Beach will be dis­ •ere patrolling in a nearby Worker* as a disgrace to tbla port tion of tho committee. cussed at tonight's session of the -sld HtoMo IV of Seattle A Miami jxirt spokesman said Truman trill fly to Ottumwa, Sanford Boat and Ski Club ' couple of fllpi and then he did not know of the strike inla., Saturday and talk at a rally The meeting will get underway •“ 's he water, breakipg Into a fur Herat he] Loveless, Democrat­ at I p. m. in the Civic Center at Jolvement o f the Venesuelan hundred places." Th* boat wad i* . ic candidate for governor o f Iona. Ft. Mellon Park. Member* are anker Bachaqueoro but would ■>«ered after an hour o f draggln* Monday night ha will addreaa a urged to attend this meeting. The river bottom. public la Invited. Cub Scout Pack 34 Will Hold Field Events Friday To Citizens Of Sanford Veteran Driver Is Critically Injured A r 'loot Flies Ov*r In Political Drive Cruise Plans To Be Discussed A t Boat, Ski Club Meeting t a s t e r ,' Fleet ^ ."T aek aon V iu a and repm eatlng the Secretary of the Navy visited Sar.fard today to determine If there la anything the Navy or the Becretary o f tho Navy could do that ba« not boon done. Admiral Cornwell expressed tha regreta o f tho Becretary of tha Navy aa well as hi* personal re­ grets to the families o f the peopli who were affected In the Monday tragedy In Sanford However, Adm. Cornwell said, "We are delighted with the cooperation that has existed between the Navy and the eiUrens o f San* ford In taking care o f the many details that grew out o f tha acci­ dent." Admiral Cornwell wa* accom­ panied on hli tour today, by Cap­ tain Robert W. Jackson, Com­ manding Officer of the Sanford Naval Air Station; Comdr. L. 0, Libby, Commanding Officer o f VAH-7: Comdr. William E. las. m oj; Lt. D. L. Johnson, the Ad­ miral* Flag Lieutenant; and aoline Mayor David Gatchel. Funeral service# for two of tho air crash disaster victims are be­ ing held this afternoon at Brissoa Funeral Homo. Services for Mri. Lloyd F. Lon-o, Jr., M. and her daughter, Marilyn Sue, three, are being held at 1:30 p. m. with the Rov. J. W. Parham of the Central Baptla* Church of; Delating. Burial will be held In Oskuwn Memorial Part* Mem*’ . ' * *■■ vice* w-r* he!J yesterday afternoon at I j'clo.k for tho three crew members; Lr. Comdr. Osnl Donald Rail ■•>* Pilot; Lt. <Jg> Gerald Ml Kiel O'Hara, bombardier • navigator; and William Dallrntlne Rwlaonski, third crewman, chaplain Chari-* L, Arnold conducted the services assisted by the Rev. Phlllln o -b . lessmgnn o f the L'lthe—p " >| o f The Redeemer and Father Jew seph Lyons of All RunIs Cot hoi 10 Church. In the meantime, the official Naval Board of Investigation nr. tiered by Admiral Cornwell, '.i-w ‘ blued Ra Inquiries Into the dla* aster. The board was reported t* neve held Its flrat meeting ye«!epday and continued It* Invest!fa, tion throughout the oay and meg again today to fUr'her determine __ ________ „ , M„ „ *nl° 'J * home# on Orange Ave, 1 ,<w" U ,t Mond<r* lA /n c s liim ™ G O ’ iJ C t through Friday 1bonderIB • ■ W Ild N A L 1B T U NSW 1 j "I— " H11---- * It �Furl nr* whirl) said l l i u FltEOARSOE-WwSAT CtOS4 KAM&e! W EIL n in c o fs sen* i o pint g-2 IHAMD'S . of AIElT IT THROUGH . LIKE WAX.' r r s i l PcviER FU . C A XSO t-SU M , WITH B id HEAT th o u san d A c e rv u n t t o u c h e s , f ih e AT THE THICK C O W !. SlOWLV ITS SUftfiftCE STARTS TO S O FT EN ... w ------------- I J Of A PROTECTIVE POME. NOW KINA o n *1*0* FORTH A WAVE OF Cut .WAN eu*5... M W t . - 1 / 0 0 SO*<TH*V»I SUT, M —— — ------ 'S.W.GOFPON-.THAt'A KO tY/PO N T JU S T J WHAT THE I31AMD* BfAM> m HENS.' DO MACWse IS FO R M BlA Xt SOMITHINO.' TN iy'U . A WATCH THE SCREEN . . . , S E THROUGH THE ) AND LET'S S E E WHAT I DOMg W A M M T f R X l T DECIDES TO DO! a O F HOURS' — -------------------------------- --lets; t Enrollment this fall at Station University ii expected to eonUnua Ita annual climb o f tha laat ■averal year* and when cla iici ■tart OcL 1 more than 1,600 re­ gular student* will be on' tlm 7>r Land campus. Another ISO will being the (all aemciter at the College of Law In St. Petersburg on 8epL 14. Stetaon will houae mora than 900 woman itudenti In rtildanct halla In DeLand this year, the largaat number ever. Since July 1 there haa been a waiting liet. Soma hava already bean assigned and ethara will gat room accom­ modation! by the tlma c la i m OpQfl, ch on , $U *9f v ETTA GOT A APiMTIA I Hen FOOT AT THE DANCE BOT-v LAST NiGHT/t------ k HEAQD ^ > /-\ V E L L .6S IBVEOVrHINlGM SlMPCV hears OF G'QCbTAKE THEiQ SM01A .O F F WHEN J i t THEY X \ D A N CSfJl h m m / i THOUGHT m a v b c y o u g o t ir WHEN VOU TOOK THEM OFF TO - y TIPTOE IH ”S , ONI THE A fA M A , LASTNIflWT. A CUP OF OOFFig. WU. NOU HANOUL THISMS HUB * a Minuter r w In addition to Chaudoln Hall homing 100; Station Hali, i«a: and North Hall, u o, Brittain Hall **» baen re-opened for women thla year to tag# cart of an additioool SO womcp atudenta. A few more ipacee remain in the men'a housing units and addlUonel apace can be made for new atqdetiu by assigning upperdau. men to fraternity houaei. Tha Oaw rtildanco hall* accommodato « 0 ; Conrad Hall, M; and Conrad Annai, 14. Thla largest group o f students able* the flood o f veteran* in tha 1st* IMO's will ratum to tha campus to find construction er*w* working on a mllllondollar student union building end a new athletic and drill field. They alto will find residence hails redecorAt»d and buildings repaired In tbe moat axtenalva summer work program lo many yoar*. The new field Is located be­ tween Amelia and Garfield, and Mlnnetole m i University Avcnuts. The additional drill ip ic t will be n ecem ry this year at one year of mlliury training le raqulred of all entering freihmcn W H A T'9 T H B A W T T tR ViHOO iNS V TOFICKU^ ^ AVOrrvlTAKB w IT BASVt W* aparffleS h\KZ ? C A N T VO L» CuKI... VMATS "TO f VUOfMV -f [ ABOUTfJ H—I I I KPAD ? F Honeity Always MFOVWCV. ABT CAN'T o *r oori L08 ANGELES (A — Tho Clly Council ll going to try to find a Job for unemployed window wash­ er Ceorga.M. KewUrton, who found and turned over to police ■ purs* containing tin. In banding over the money Kandarlan said: “ If I had m y, I’d want my monay relumed If I lost It." "Hero is a man who is honest enough lo work for the city." said Councilman HaroM Harby. Two acholari. Joseph A. Mc­ Clain Jr„ former dean of the Duke University Law School, and Edward L. Platt, former dean, at Itutgcrt, are among those joining the faculty this fall. The College of Law has build­ ing plan* In the proceis of com­ pletion too and during tha collage year construction Is expected to start on a 1900,000 air-conditioned library building. BepL 21 Is Freshman Day and registration for new atudenU at St. Petersburg. Sept. 23 la re­ gistration for advanced students. The fall calendar at DeLand In­ cludes Freshman Orientation Sept. 24-27, registration Sept » » end Convocation at 1 a-m., Monday, Oct. 1, with classes scheduled to start immediately after this im­ pressive affair where candidates (or degreeaa nd member* of the faculty appear In academic re* galia for a service to be presided over by Dr. J. OUlc Edmunds, president o f the University. One month after classes start, Nov. 2, I, and 4, will be observed as Homacomlng and the Christmas recssa begins Dac. IS. Legal Notice ipxt llltNIlUiap K r rt .. provement, and the Town l.ounrll or Hie Town nT Allnmont* Fprlag, «|n»« harrhy Uectar* ll n nr* rr.ally tor the paving anil hard-aurfatln r nf aald Ihormighfarra. *• Afnrt'iald, 1 1 a it****** ry public itn« tir»»%’*m*nL lit; 11 KllllTlIKlt UwbuM 'hUi r u n n l o l n l - rapaailtlura aul f>. t o n n e hia Thnuwnti r u t launilrwl iruliara le utrauy muthumad 10 co v­ er me hint ut lwtvln* ami hanl.eur* laeiup, ui vile auuvn uttcrlueu muruuemaraa, to a width o f Hi loot, mu ch eanl turn la Iba total aallluati d cult uf tha aatd Improvement! that twro-lhlrda o< the vntlra c o n .11 tali) Imtirovnmaat ahall lit ae. eetevd apalnet all properly abutllet and rrnnung upon that portion » ! Turnbull Avenue (rent lie Interne. Ilun with Maitland Aveau* to It* Inlertecllon with the Wurth prolon­ gation o f the Kail rla hl-of.w av llna o f Ilevari r Nlr«H; llevirly Flrral ftiim lla Utereecilun with Turnbull AVantie to a point i«u feet Houlh o f the flniitb r lih l- o f. w a y line o f I’ tnniylvaaln Avenues renneylvanln Avenue from He letereeclloa with tha Eaet right-of-way line o f Bev­ erly Hirert to a point lib Bait o f llaverly Hireet, to bo tu Improved iiv the laid pavlnn and hard.aurfao1ng of the above deiarthart thoroughfarei. and a r a lw t all lota and lamia adjoining and cenllruoua or bound. Inn and abutting upon told Improve­ ment, and that one-third o f tha en­ tire cnel nf laid Improvement ahall bo paid from tha Qenerat Fuad o f ■aid Town. UK IT FUHTItUH IlK.HOl.VKUi That It le tha determination of llila body that all Iota and lande adjoin. Hit and o o n t l g u u u a , or b o u n d i n g and abutting Upon tha laid Improvement will be eepeclally benafltled by Iho eald 1mpruvemenl provided for In thin lireolullorr to the eetent of iwo-thlrda BE IT FU RTHER REBOLVEO i T 1..1, 1 hit Itasolutlou thall ha 110, 11,1 In Ihraa public placra I* Ibc Town nf Altamnntr FPflfLI*. rinrlda. bk it r L 'n + H b n f t n f k j r . v r n That thl# Httolallon ahall ha nnd her nine affactlv* Immadlalcly from ■ nil aftrr lit waaaavr m i l adnpHon. ADOPTED Thlt ICtb dap e t A u c. lilt, A. II.. 1)S<> 4 / a ' tv. 1* Sworfnrd | viuynr ATTKNTi / ■ ' llt n rr llanttn Town d a r k IJMr oa thit road ronatrucllon Invited fram aap Intarailad mad matrurtloa company. Bide thnuld a In the hand! o f Iftnrv I tan tin. Town Clerk, on or befnra Fapiumbar C A NKSOI.LTION PNOVIIHMU FOSS « t i n a-AVINW AN It S S A M U a l H F A o I.NU O F A SNJH'S'SOR U F I L XSM L LI i sta sik , ra ssiiL v sx u avk•i l k . a n o S k t k K k i r i i k k k T , i u A W ill AH OF W FMKT WITH aA.VU-asOAI.Stitt AarM Al.T JNIXKOIX-PI.ACH FAVINU, ANSI FMOVIOISU FOSS TStSt AaaSUaWUNT OF A i-OUTION OF THSti COST TIIKIIKOF AllAlVST THM. AMtirrlNU FROi -h h t v ow saas, WllurtKAH. lli*> Town Cntinell o ( tin Tuwn of Allamunls Kpilnaa. FlurUla. Utams It ailviasbla to Irapruvr, arada, rnnatrurl. pava, aid hard•urlaca lu a width o f 30 f a r - with **nri-aaal»d aaphalt mlaad.ln.ptaua iiavlna matrrlata. Illlulluwlna ihuruuehfara* In lha Towa at Altimuiitt Hjirlna,. Florida, via: Turn, hull Avanua Hum Ita lataraaclton with Maitland Avanua In III Inlar•rctlnn with lha North prolongation » f tha Kait rig ht-of-w ay llna nf llnvtrly Hlrrrt; llrvrrly Htrrrt from It* lnl*r*M.'lluii with Turnhull Avr. nun In a point Ipu fr«t Hftrtth o f th- Houth rla ht-of-w ay llna <>r I’rnnaylvAnla Avanua; Kannaylaanla Avanua from Ita Intaraaatlae with I hr r a d rleht.of.w av tin* o f Brvrrly Hlrrrt lit a point tGO f r i t lUat uf llrvnrly Hlrart. All uf aalil Inipiutttnriil, ar-idlus. roa,lruc|lun paving, and hardaurfai'lne to ha dun* In uompllaaro with plana, aparlflratlnna, an* aalltnata* now nn 'lla with tha Town I'lrrlt uf lha Tuwn o f Altamnnta Hprlnc*. whlrh raid plana, aprrlfl. intlntia and rallmalra liaya Itaau hrratuforn nppruvrd hy tha Town I’ uunHI. and ronatltuin lha plana ■ nd nprrlflrallun, fur thla work: NOIV, TIIKHKKfHtK, IIK IT UKHnl.VKD; That th* Town Ceunclt o f ihr Town o f Altamonta Hprtnn drrma It advlaabla a« a nar ruary nuhllc Imnrnvrtnrnt to |<ava and liarit.aurfarn with aand.ataltd nt. phalt mlard-ln-ptac* paving, Turnhull Avrmir from lla Inlararrllnn with yaltland Avrnua la lla Intarnrrtlnn with Ihr North protnnsatlnn o f tha Kaat rig ht-of-w ay llna o f Bavarty Hiraat; Bavarly Hlraat frum IU Inttraacllon with Turnbull Avanua la a point tan fart Fuuth o f tha Koulh right-of-way llna nf l-aon•ylvanla Avrnua; I’ rnnaylvanla Ava­ nua fram Ita Inlrraactlon with thn Kail rlaht.nf-way llna o f llrvrrly Hlrrrt to a point 110 fral Kart nf IlMrrlv Mtraat. to a width o f SO f**t; that all o f aaid paving and hard•urfarlng rhall hr dnna In alrlrt rampllahra with lha plana, aparlflrallnna. and ntllmalaa tharrfnr* now ■m fllr In tha ufflcn nf Ilia Town I'li rk uf lha Town nf Allamnnta WHY I 1)1111 SYNDICATE 1) CRIMI n'VCGOTTA a&wEBcxivAr GET ThAT LOCK — i FIXED HOME-.the tub J l f ILLfO U.lW \MOT WATEDf J l Tou Mve on XAnolln* or * I bus fare—u v i tine, too-* Lego I Notice KUMIIDA. iMKAl.i II ]'. Ilrindun i l.KIlK. IJIIlCl'lT CQt'IIT -A-'aaa Mu. 113* - T O l Mrs. Ustly Jansituna “ liS-lluck Will Avsnu* * lame Hranili, N i » Salary • Ynu a is hatvby linlMlai that aull £fca» baas bmuahl sga)«al yuu In ■ A l* abev* unllllad va,u ip Ml« abuts m , w , t i Csurl. wharalu lha rallaf % , , k i by lbs pls le il ff. l'MAIM. ks iJlANNAMDNr:. la a ilsvira ersullug ■ y U ta lr n a dlvurva. and lull aru S u r a b y notlflrd and rr<iulr»il in 111* Zifarawnally nr by aiturnay) with lliu Stltork uf aa14 Court Huu wrlllati da. Sense. It any, to Ike ...... plain in w m I4 suit and to a m s a uspv thsrauf —upas atlornay lo r plslsllff un <>r [er* tha isth Jw ilaoiV iu iaad Sattorwav for PI ugh Mill. Canlar. k liA M ^ b r Charoktt tmji^ S V a t k o f DA; flBKHTINriHi V fiM . H I M . MK FKN DA NT i i k i i k IN MKIIKIIV AllVINKIi T H A T m r p s m _ C ) K £ ’ lMT, t u iK, u T H g FITI'ATF IN i r f j . A ^ f f t r . 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Kluiiea, within ,l|ht rtlthdar mtnlha frrru IK* tlma af •M pf !H'a ihl. pnilTf. pnt|r » it e Irtrat ' i pulillcatlou PI w h r l i l m or i1*niM4 !»• In Wfljlng. utid-aliall atai* th* plara nf fraidant-* and p int u ffka addruaa uf lit* t D im.til. ami timlKha awurn CH-l’ lt M ID K N T DuinlallUry Kaaciitaia uf lha iu by lliu ■lalniaal kla agrnt up teat Will and Traiamaiil »t aiturnay. ami any au- h vTalm nr damanif nut an fifad ahall ha vald. MKINTKIt II. SIL'Iil-KMIKItil, n if> r Ml HTAF NOIIIHIIIKN daraaaad DOrill.SM HTKNHTIIUM Aa admltilahatar af lha Krtal* Allurnry al U w f » » Ihlwarda null,llna jLmjflUU k V „ w " Fanfnril. Klurlda • V , M l l t I H i n K N i . dauaaaad. FlltHT l-l-III.H-ITION D.VTi;|i Aiiguat IS. III*. In Hanford, M IF l k # r u n r l a l Iku I uualy d u ig r. ss ; m i Noi.yi ts a n ly , Florida, to Prabula. In rri SIMato a f K lllf 11 NiMMHlIlHN i.unirMiura bnuwa »■ Kit IU V. NOIMmmimni . 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Slltlll.KNllliltll davraard. aald will havlag Marie Windxor l'i i n ailiulltril tu prubal* and aald ryarulura having haan taauad M r. Carol M althewg i»r» Tratamrntaiy In Mis iiffltw nf (ha fUglalar fur tha pyniwto uf Will# In Uarka Kntiuly, CummonwaaUh uf Panuarlvanl*. nnd a cart If lad cony ■ereriy Miebaelo of aald will o f uald dacaaant to. ‘ Jim UavU ■■(bar with a larllMrd ropy o f Dallara Taalamrnlurr laauad lu lha un- * .. wheo you ahop At homo Th* monty you ■pend hero aUy* hero to help miko thi« a bettor community for you and your children (o live in. Part goes for taxes to build new ki'IiuuIa, ertusto iwrka And rgcrcAtlon feciilties for your children to enjoy. Port of your money repairs atreots, extends | u , woter And sewAge service to make your lift more comfortable. So boost your community! Shop At homo! It pave! Swamp Woman fir Blonde Bait “CMILDBEN UNDER 11 ADMITTED FBKE** CARTOON �•y •et v !Democratic Team Heads Southward On Political Tour Methodist Youth Slate Galilean Service Tonight A Galilean Service at Loch Ar­ bor Is one of the events scheduled for Youth Activity Week at the First Methodist Church here In Sanford. The group will lesve the church tonight at rt o'clock. A f­ ter a wiener roast nnd ramp fire singing, Robert M. linker will speak to the group. linker Is n pre-mlulsterisl student st Stetson University.! He Is now pastor of the Method 1st Church in Dotson Springs. n> THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Atllal Stevenson and Estes Kef.iuver veer southward toil ay in their crosscountry political mara­ thon. but their prime target In the -i-i’ nidontial campaign Is ignoring the oratorical drumfire. President Elsenhower — w h o will hold a news conference todav moves to Implement his cam­ : : 1*01.10 CARES IN TAMPA paign since acceptlrg Republican TAMPA in— Hillsborough Counrenomination last week In San Francisco. But the Democratic ty (Tampa) has had 22 polio case* team plunged on through a back- this year, more than double the number recorded through August bre*king eras* roots lour. Steven<nn had harsh erltirlsm of last year. At this time last year there had for the Eisenhower administration ve*terday on both the farm and been 10 eases snd the total for labor 'ronts. Pnhllc and atomic the entire year was only 13. power Dotlcics seemed assured of a mention at an afternoon confer­ DRIVER THROWN TO DEATH AVON PARK '.P — An automo­ ence today in Knoxville, Tcnn. SO.MITIIINO IIVOIUTIONAIT tn racing aaUboata U Introduced on Galwey Lake, near Schenectady. N. V . bile overturned on State Rond 17 In Sioux City. Iowa. Stevenson by B. D. Bedford, ahown at the tiller (foreground, right) of a craft which use* a rectangular m l on .1 here yesterday and threw It* I anil his running mate flayrd the U-stupcd rig. An engineer at tha General Electric plant, Bedford applied engineering physic* in indriver 70 feet to his death. He was GOP farm policy and see »*ed Ei­ unique creation, shown here In contrast with tha conventional sailboat. (International Sauiuiplibtoj Bradley Holllnger, 30, a Negro, senhower o f having "only a deaf of Avon Park. ear for la b ,r ” t «1HU nt the present time. Peacock The Democratic presidential Bob Rush, Chicago Cub pitcher, I snid today, undoubtedly the people nominee used Tuesday’s AFL-CIO wenrs eye glasses when hs bats o f Sanford have not yet begun Executive Connell endorsement as (t iiniinurrt rroni pag. Onr) hut not when he Is on the mound. ! to send their checks urn! dona­ a springboard for the labor state­ tions in a* the appeal was made the Chamber o f Commerce in the ment. The rmincil in a split vote I to provide emergency help for Ihc ruining year," McKibbln said. decided to recommend that the families left homeless and with­ However, he first culled atten­ IS million AFL-CIO members tion to the foci that Seminole out clothes or furnishings. support Stevenson and Kefauver Those who wish to contribute County, primarily Is an agricultur­ •and other labor - endorsed candi­ al area, also that there arc lands to the fund may send them direct dates. , . The fund for the victims of the to the Florida State Bunk or to capable of improvement and de­ In Washington yesterday, both velopment. * * Monday dli ’ iter continues to-Tho Sanford Herald. Vice President Nixon and Secre­ Checks should lie made payable "Our waterways, the Sanford• ."grow, snU Willis I’carock, vice tary of t,a]>or 'Mitvhell said the •president of the Florida State to the Florida State Bank and Titusville Canal, transportation, council decision does *not reflect Bunk, who Is receiving contribu­ marked for the disaster victims and cooperation with the Nifty," the sentiment of union members. are the important parti o f our tion* for the fund and placing fund. AFL-CIO spokesman said yes­ Hundreds of eitlien* have al­ program for next year, said Mr- terday the union expects to collect I Them in trust. ; * "Contributions began to come ready expressed a desire to con­ Klbldn as he outlined each phase and spend the biggest labor politi­ ........ , „„„ ^'dti rapidly this morning," Pea­ tribute to the emergency help for of his personal Ideas ns tn what cal fund .In history in the 195C cock said thU morning as he re­ the families. Every contribution, the program of the chamber next campaign. A goal of three million ported the Interest being taken whether large or small, will lie year should be. dollars waa act but some source* already in providing for the fami­ appreciated by the families who Indicated a million dollar fund would be satI.factory. lies whoso home* were desttttyed not only need the help of their and the enlisted man who lost his neighbors and friend* J>ut who Democratic National Chairman deserve every consideration Ul life In tho crash of the plane. Paul Rutler estimated Democratic this Immediate time of stress. Although the fund IoIhIs only1 MINKt)LA, N.Y.. UP — The dis­ campaign expenditure* would bo trict attorney’s office will seek more than seven million dollars. He predicted a ’ ’ruggeJ’’ cam­ an early trial for Angelo John Lapaign. Marcs, accused o f kidnaping and murdering 32-day-old Peter Wein­ berger. After LaMarca's indictment yes­ terday, Harold Spitzer. Nassau County assistant district attorney, AUG. 2t said: "We will move In gel the Adml.rionit case on the court calendar as sunn Emily Wilson (Sanford) os possible." Robert Ncw.on (Sanford) LaMarca, 31-year-old mechanic Ruth Jcnkin-on (Live Oak) and taxicab driver and llie fallirr Discharge*: o f two, stood glumly with ryrs Bubba Davi* (Sanford) downcast during a brief court ses­ Francis O'Connor (Sanfnrd) sion after his indictment. He Alberta Miller (Sanfonl) showed no emotion when the Willo Petty (Sanford) charges were read. Wilbert C. Miller (DeBary) Thera was no formal pleading Doha Duxbtiry And Baby Boy to the indictment. David M. Mark(Sanford) owl ts of New York City, one of AUG. 30 two defense attorneys,'asked for Admission*; a week’s postponement to "study Rosa Mac Washington (Sanford) the Indictment.’” County Judge Mrs. K. A. Barnhill (Sanfnrd) Cyril J. Brown set SepU 0 to hear Ferrell Hickson (Sanford) tho defense plea. UIRTIIK: * Markowitz said he planned to Baby liny Wilson (Sanford) have I-a Ms re a examined hy a Baity Girt Jcnklnson (Live Oak) psychiatrist after the arraign­ Baby Girl Wright (Titauville) VISITING HOURS' ment. Tho lawyer had indicated the day before that the defense Private Rooms II a. m. — 8 p. m. would be "temporary insanity” — Semi-Private Room* 2 p. m. — brought on by "desperation over 4 p. m. 7 p. m. — 8 p. m. debit.” Pediatric* 11 a. m. — 8 p. m. (Par­ ents and’or grandparents only) Obstetrics: Acording to accomoda­ tion nnd no visitors during feeding of babies. Promotion ; Contributions Are . Coming In Rapidly ‘ For Crash Victims Over 600 District (Continued F m Page t) Winners In the various events were as follows: First fish caught: Cral* Saun­ ders, 5, 2105 Amelia Dr. who won a lunch box from RoumiUal A An­ derson. Largest fish caught: Pat Baaeclt, 10, won ihe 3V. J c&s ’ t Realty trophy and pen and pencil set from Frank Noel, Jeweler. Youngest child to cstch a fish: Becky Joe McMillan, 3, t404 E. 8th St., who won a spiral plsna from Sanford Avenue Amoco Sta­ tion, Longest fish caught: Judy Mima 12, who won rod and reel line and fly (complete set) from Stanley Rogers Hardware. Smallest fish caught: Harvey Stallings, It. Lake Mary, who won a phone set donated by Sweeney’s. Most fish caught: Jimmy Bos­ ton, is, ( l ) won a watch from Kaders Jeweler In the age groups: Boys (It to ID Largest fish; First, Don Breckenridge, 12, reel from Hill Hard­ ware co.; second. Jimmy Krofcheck, 13. rod from Goodyear Store. Girls (11 to 14); first, Corinne Renham, rod from Robson's Sport­ ing Goods; second, Bonnie Anne Cox, two freo movie passes. Boys (8 to 10): first, R esell Store; second, Joe Bogcajia, 8, softball from Ted Williams Lbr ft (Coatlnned from Page One> W. Ruprecht, secretary; Walt Hnjnes, treasurer; Frank Noel, sergeint-at-arms and the follow­ ing directors: Bill Bush, Clarence Redding, Rob Bauman, Coley Coleman, Gene Tucker, Gordon Bradley, Rrack Perkins Jr., and George Touhy. Various committee* represented included: Program, Myron “ Mike" Reck; Attendance, Jimmy Holtsclaw; fellowship, Billy Epps; membership, Roy Holler; Music, Charlie Morrison: classification, Sonny Powell; Rotary Information Andy Stine; mngatlne, Rill Kadcr; club activities, Jimmy Holticlaw; club bulletin, Charlie Morrison; public information, "Mike” Beck; club history, Walt Haynes; stu­ dent loan. Rill Kirk; community project, Ilill Rush and youth com­ mittee, Ben Wiggins. The firit 3100.000 horse race In tho United States was the 1023 In­ ternational Special at Belmont Park. The winner waa Zev. Off-Duty Offlcei* Helps Capture 2 Escaped Convicts MIAMI— An off-duty patrolman going fishing today spotted and helped capture two convlcta who had escaped Into tha Everglade* Tuesday, Patrol Cjd. G. B. Stafford row the men walking along Tamtam! Trait about It mile* west o f Mi­ ami. He drove on ta a roadblock near 40-mIIe bend, picked up Trooper G, D. Droxtn and the two returned am! made the capture Without resistance, "W e took them so fast they didn’t have time to think," Staf­ ford said. They had apparently hidden In tho swampy Everglades, The convict* were Robert Sykes, 3,1, o f Homestead, and Eugena Wltexwskl, 30, sentenced from Duval County. Syke* I* serving 10 years for armed robbery and Wlleteskl IS yearn on the aame offense. They had hern hunted by a largo posse since they walked away from a road gong at noon Tuesday. They were wearing pri­ son garb when they escaped but had on new civilian clothes when picked up. Ildwe. Girls (8 to 10): first, Chrrylc Jean Murray, Loch Arbor, 7, paint set from Powells; second, Dorothy Diehl, two movie passes. Boys and girls (1 to 5): first, Allen Gettman, 5, archery set Baseball bata are mad* o f ash, from McCrnry's; second, David Richard, golf set from McCrory'a. hack berry or hickory wood. Early Trial Sought For John - LaMarca Puerto Rico Sets Pattern For Schools Urged by Ike Thai* era student* tn mtchanlcs ceurt* svtilda teetlaemtel United Rate*. By CentraI Prest Association ■#> BAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO, • -“ Institutions of modem technlquet” have been urged by President Eisenhower as n means of combating the spread of Com­ munism throughout tha world, biit Puerto hleo has had tha “pi­ lot plant" In operation for aeveral years. Its Metropolitan Vocational school In Bon Juan has trained thousands of young men for Jobe hi the commonwealth’s Industrial expansion program and at the 11 vocational training v sitter* throughout tha commoti'icalth courses aro keyed to tha wnttnulng need for trained Industrial worker*. The President's attitude re­ garding school* wo* *t&t:d in hi* recent Baylof university address. In It he urged American universi­ ties as well as private Interests to create such schools through fi­ nancial Nip, tearing. It to local authorities to aeleet the staffs and prepare the curriculum. They would N crested, according to tha President's thinking, In those world areas wiser* such fa­ cilities aro needed, but do not now exist. * K - * • PUERTO RlOOfi “Operation Bootstrap" program of Industrial expansion hat leaned heavily on the vocational othool program which help* to treats a labor fores pouring noma M 00 skilled graduates a year into tho induotrial program. Many of too pres­ ent 400 factories hsvt draw* their worksrs from "ta tho Mb" training programs ttOdfittod by the vocational systost. This training program is aot limited to Puerto luce’s abode alone. Under t N Point Pour pro­ gram initiated sad finaassd by the United fits ten, seats M 00 technicians and mtdeals from nil over the world hnro asms to Puerto Rico, sludytror h e n efen methods by wbteh ton — -g r wealth has Improved its economic stature. Thin spring alone, 63 Point Pour students from tha French, Dutch and British In­ lands In tN Caribbean wen among tN more than 3,000 attaading classes at the fins Juan Metropolitan Vocational school, o n e ' TT Iff th* largest of the 11 and offers ST different courses, from making "N t rod" can to baking “N t croes" buna. Woodwork, carpentry, commercial art, con­ struction sad drafting sad the printing trades aro included. Moet popular now la IN avia­ tion mechanics course providing two year* of study preparing young men for careen ta com­ mercial aviation. Graduates qual­ ify for tN official Civil Aeronau­ tics administration toot* tor avia­ tion mechanics certificates ta tN only CAAwpproved course out­ side coattaeatal United States. Adult education la other direc­ tions la ptriftnntl to UN r pool ae new industries get under way her*. Only recently, come 30,000 adult* ta many com­ munities meilved certificate* in simultaneous graduation axercta•a. Ranging ta age from S3 to fid yean, they’ve completed adult education courses directed by the commonwealth's department of education. Courses Included prim­ ary- high school sad college edu­ cation provided by a staff of 6,000 epeelolly selected teacher* M charge of IN program. Puerto Rico's example to com­ bating uutancy may -wen be adapted to the principles ex­ pressed by IN President at Baytor university. If the United States is to etroagthen it* posi­ tion against Communism ta many world areas. It may * tfl use IN Implement of ,education as the lever. TN Soviets, as U ta known, are engaged ta n brood educa­ tional program at hoau and aro making offers, a* n government, to extend Its education facilities to sea Hospital Notes S u p e r^ C u a W o n ALE! Rollins To Have Pension Plan WINTER BARK —President Hugh P. McKran of Ifollln* Col­ lege said today incrra.ed .Indent fees had made possible a funded pcniion plan for tho .mart little Central Florida school. In in Informal report which he mailed out, he .aid alao that the endowment had been raised from I t i million dollars to over 3 1/ 2. McKean, an artist by profea.ion, said 14Dr* John Kosn, umlcr a grant from tho Research Corp, of New York, 1. investigating certain propertiea of atomic nurleil by examining wave lenglh* of Held. "D r. Donald J. Carroll, with the help of a personal grant from the Clba Pharmaceutical Co., i. de­ veloping several .eric, of deriva­ tive* of alklyclnchnninlc acids which will be screened for. poten­ tial u«e as medicinal* in tropical and other diseases. "I have no Hea what all of that means. Ilouevcr, I rejoice in the fact that It la being dune tn the and especially that it i* being done on the campus of Rollins College.” Legal Notice m it im : or a i 'I*i . i c a t i o * r« m t a x n i:i:n | fires IIH.14 » M N fuira tot M l* I M iT ie r - IH J I K I I K I I Y U IV K N . that II a . H o t i Hi* h o l'U r of th« iii»C ciift If lea lit jinn fllrtl amid fI 1 .1 U) for t a i «!■ml in I**u*'4 tlif'i-t'oti, T h # r#rllM«-sil« nilmhnr nml 1 ‘t’u r «if Uall.tlli’f*. 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II 13.1• 1340 7 A 0 .il 7A0.II 1.00 ■ II 8f.ll 1448 148(11 41.N 1848 •2 0 . II M ia II | HGTI5 ZZ fee 82-40 848 848 848 1848 11.18 :i i n g i c a I f 40 1 8.88 4148 1848 48J8 1848 8848 1848 mm nmi m m apotrui jm wum m rotm om VOTB ton rr* o o o o m wntto* t Su p e/iS u e ME CREAM Cup*. Plate. I'amlly W OeMonO p J �r ; ; ' : •• im FOUR Y tA R S in underway with one ra p ed o f the program , Httta known to laymen, under serious quest- EM 3 -- Xl Um waning, day of the last a«ssJon of tlsughsi, kfWaUon was. pushed through M t t « a new position o f Federal Highway A M nStasti*. Just what tiro duties of the ■pw administrator would be or how much • f a staff or boraan ha would need or creato mii tor what purpose the entire set-up would •arm hue not bean mad# dear. . ty .M tfl'th e present time, federal-etate # operation nad ptaanlng for roods has been htojltalI .entirely by the Bureau of Public S to h . The general ophdon has been that # d i agency of the government baa worked offldmiHy and cooperated well with the jnriMs~Ptete highway departments and • - - .JS l the question conies up - why Is • n e t t h e . Bureau of Public Roads capable ^ e f handling the gigantic 88Mt billion dollar, r o a d , bulVdiac program without ane.,fthor agency being createdt la there a new .move afoot to create an■o'Wlhtr federal agency or department estsi bBsbtnf1top leva! Jobs that will make nice political.plums for some few appointees? 'What would a highway administrator and ! r10i staff do, and do-bettor and. more econo: rmk«Ily than the Bureau of . Public Roads : .-dauhl do - and, In fact, baa proved that it •to daf 'Y< *Tbis monies have been created to build "ibada throupbout the nation on a no»>parttlan - onto (Or need - basis. The people of ,Ha nation hre being dakid far these multi:;'UMom o f doliars to build needed roads -* to sink into deep Motes of political greed buffs mlarlod Jobs! Highway users are not begrudging the .'-•to toeraasea that war* made to finance the /I p p m e d hater-state niadsystem. But, It a* thm M in t n ow . (h a t we believe ■tand* communism and It* objec­ tive*. "On my previous vliii, almost no Russian dared speak with me. But thi* time, when I arrived In Kiev, a whole host of people gathered around, asking my opinion of Rus­ sia. None seemed afraid when I openly criticized their way of life. Those .who spoke English were anx­ ious to answer ray criticisms of the comnyinlit philosophy. At times, there were *<> many people gathered around me that the police asked me to move on because 1 was causlngt raffict le-upi. > "A t the great University of Mos­ cow, so many fanatical student* surrounded mo that I was afraid to tell exactly what I thought of com­ munism. I asked the young inter­ preter not t q , tell the group be­ cause ‘ 1 wax afraid | might be overwhelmed. "The students wanted to know Why America surrounded Russia with so many fortresses and air bases, I frankly told them we werfc afraid of their leaden, pointing to the fate of Hungary, Czechoito. vakla, East Germany and the other captive natrons. “ They laughed and said that my conception of the whole setup was all wrong—that aU of the captive nations had come running to Rus­ sia for protection against the west­ ern powers. When I told them fur­ ther that the cummunUt leaders were trying to Interfere with the governments of the free world, Ihey derided this. ••r'taiked with w great' m *hj st-hoOPteachers and'educators In Moscow, Kiev, Leningrad and else­ where. 1 found none who wasn't For sheer drama- and drawing power even in the undramatic, momenta - those conventions must get top rating by any living room standard. People who have been known to flip o ff the switch at tha sight of the country’s best comedians and finest musicians sat glued to their television sots hour after hour, then got up the next mornIng to read practically every wort in their "•wapapem - and clamored for their aftera°°n, sdRIons to find out.whatjmppened In the Interim away from home. They stopped took time out to take * looks*#? The explanation from every aide - in Chicago and in Ban Francisco la that “our conventions are open” - that la the front door and the box seats to the arsrio. We didn’t get any views of the meetings that were being held elsewhere. 7 TODAY'S BIBLI VBRII lea k 1ye.first the kingdom of God and Is righteousness.—Matt. 8 : 8 8 . • That would straighten out our life course powte Highway iiacrs, every single motorist of them, want.. pH are willing to pay for the much-needed road Improvement*, bat we cannot believe that they favor the creation o f s new super-road or super-highway com­ mission on an administrative set-up for which there appears to be no need, ' It seems aa if there are some believers in our top echelons of government — on both sires of the political fence - that favor Unnecessary spending of. money. The tax payers who are pushing these additional biUlona of funds into their gov­ ernment for roods want roads In return for they are the users of the highways. And these billions of dollars are hard earned dolbuii — not some of the gravy scooped o ff the tops of money sacks that would go unspent. The ordinary everyday motorist who could welt use the tax money going for roads for hla home Improvements and daily necessities. To be fair to the people of the nation and the most of them are motorists — any Idea of this administrative set-up should be abandoned. • * • \ The Merchants Association appeal to all of tht downtown msrehanta to help keep the city dean is a good thing, That's how wt show off! Neither Party W ill Repeal T-H T hil the labor leaden have no Illusions la tbo way of big favor* If Iho Democrat* win, was ex­ pressed by Goorge tfaeay, ATLCIO president. . He Hid tbo Democrats' Ubar plank la batter than tha KeptbU©on*' and ha agree* the Demo­ cratic plonk given tha ATL-CIO he couldn't do muck to bring It about, even If tbo Doaoorat* won this year. One ATL-CIO man who knows Congress well soya: "Tbo polttl- Elsenhower Wednesday proclaimed Wednesday, Sopu I t as a national Day of Prayer. The pretlamoUan colled oa Amoricana .to observe the day aa one on which "aB of no, In our place* of bualneaa. In our places at wenhto, la oor homes, oad to our bearia, may boasoak Qad « aowtmto to watch m m to to our dally kvooeate to .too conduct Of JACKSONVILLE, ria. ijt rank Oottaeh, am ino Motion at- tiro, Thi*. In addltlan to tho front: I believe that there la no hope Ibr competition for Party advance*1 the church in Ruiale today la be­ ment, deflnluly limit* member- cause the communiit party forbid* •hip. the church from having any kind "The leader* have . mad* it to deliberately. They want to keep, of aocial Interpretation. "Religion in Rniaia la itlll juat the racket (or themselves.” Communiit leader* in Russiai the opiate. Thle u true not only have fully Mid the Ruuian people1 In the Ruuian Orthodox Church on the theme o( peace, Dr. Spivey but In the Baptlit Church there aa reported. He noted that peace but* well. No Baptist paator la per­ ton* were In evidence everywhere, mitted to Imtnict the children. and that often he returned to hit Only the parent* are thua permit­ hotel with a lapel solid with but­ ted and thay mo*tly ire atheists. ton! presented him bj the native*. "I f a man like Billy Graham There l« no belief that there will were permitted to go Into Rutbe war between Russia and the •la today, he perhaps could revive • United State*—In fact the rcvcr*e religion in the people. But the Rus­ i* true. sian leader* are not about to "I felt that if anythin! the Sov­ allow anything like thi*. iet chief* might be Just a little em­ ‘ T he churche* are filled with barrassed on over-selling theii peo­ grandfathers and grandmothtrt. ple on the peace Idea. I wa* told There la a great tea of old faces." by one obierver that an enemy Dr. Spivey aald that the Russians would h a ve,lo drop a bomb on by and Urge ere looking forward Mo*cow before the people would to a great future, a feeling shared fight." by both party member* and nonReligion I* virtually at death* member*. Ha concluded: door in Ruaala, Dr. Spivey itated. VTbere la no doubt but whet the He aaid that he failed to meet mat* of people are caught up in one young man or voman who a sort of e dream world. They profened any belief In God, or at itlll believe that communism will leant in the Russian conception of bring a heaven on earth. None God. icem to think this wilt come by "F or one thouiand year*, the force. But rather the rest of the church wa* the chief Instrument world will some fay find out the of the government in the suppres- wonder* of communism. ■ion of the people," the college "That I* their belle' ifjt president pointed out. "The reason * mine." grad and In .he towns ar*J on the with, the educator added, emphacollective farms, finding the Hus 'sized the great prosperity enjoyed •Ign people friendly and eager to |under communism. talk with an American. On the "1 realized full well that com­ •varall, ha commented: munist leaders In those various "Thara Isn’t any doubt it. my oountrles would permit only their mind that communism has, from national* who were thoroughly in­ a malarial paint of view. Improved doctrinated to come to Moscow, tha Soviet Union. There have been These group* seemed better dress­ acme profound changes In the way ed and bolter fed than tha natives of llfa for tha Russian. It is amaz­ in Russia." ing to sea tha amount of building The Russian penple. the college activity, not only in large housing preridunt said, are well aware that projects but also in huge business Stalin In death has been "demot­ buildings. One of the great Im­ ed" by the party leaders and there provements 1 noticed In Moscow la apparent relief that the Stalin wast be widening of the principal regime 1* no more. AU aay that streets. Stalin commlttod a great many "The whole canter of Moscow, "errors," *but nothing more. Dr. Spivey said that when hi* except Rad Square, has g ica il/ changed In tha past It years. Under party (o f It business and profes­ the eommuniitl, there have also sional men) went to Red Square baan g n a t Improvements in trans­ to,see the tomb of Lenin and Sta­ lin there were long lines of Rus­ portation, bus and rail." Dr. flpivey said that ha neither sian* waiting to file past the saw nor sensed discontent with glass-topped coffins of the two for­ the communist party program, ex­ mer Red dictators. "W s had to pass by these long cepting n relatively few matcontaots, Ha noted that on hla previous lines of Russians, end we were visit to the Soviet Union, at which applauded from beginning to and. time Stella was in power, there They did not seem to resent In were huge pictures, bunting and the least our party being given flags ovorywMre, designd tu In­ preference over them. The visita­ spire ootbu|lasm for the commu­ tions to the tomb are a farm of worship. As one approaches there nist cause. "There are no such external is great quiet and a mysterious at­ signs now," he stated, “ the party mosphere. " I asked one American newspa­ leaders feel there Is no need for perman how long he expected Sta­ them." Although the food and clothing lin would lay side by side with Len­ situation could be Improved, the in. He answered tnat he bellevd educator noted not only that con­ StaUn eventually would be taken ditions ware better than in the out for reps Ira and would not be re­ yesteryear, but also that the peo- turned to the tomb in Red Square." The Florida Southern president know that great etfoit is beput Into the production o< ar­ also reported that he saw long maments and heavy Industry. line* of Rusaiana waiting to visit The lack of modern machinery the Kremlin Itaelf for the firat la holding hack food production l^me, alncr It wa* closed and close­ on tha collective farms, he *ald. ly guarded in the days of Stalin. A append factor la that the peas­ Describing the Kremlin as Ihc real ants are each allocated about an beauty spot in Moscow, Dr. Splvay acre of land which they are per­ •aid he sought to enter a second mitted to cultivate and sell the time without a ticket of admission, product* on the open market lie tola the guard ho was an Amer­ 'Aa • result, the peasants concen­ ican and the guard waved him on trate mere on working their per­ sonal acre el toad than increasing A Util* understood fact about feed product!** on the collective Russia la that unly a small per­ term Itoott" centage at the people ere mem­ In comparison with tho StaUn bers-of the communist party. Dr. regime. Dir. Spivey said that there Spivey *ald. He added that party la on doubt that the people have di.ripllne Is so severe and dress greater freedom under Bulganin and other standards so rigid that many young men and women give up and drop out of tho organise - Dear Editor: "Thank you ftor be eacelent cover­ age of the tragic Sanford airplane crash In year hugest IT Issue—the seme date of the iacKUnt. Aa la the usual case, many re­ ports were eircnUtlng end I apprecUte your extra efforts Involv­ es In running thU Information, *o that your patron* may be prompt­ ly and correctly Informed. Sincerely. Jim Botard X m e t E N T PLANNING CORVALLIS, Ore. (ft—Earnings of poultrymm nag* from a low of tl rents an boor to • high of tLSI,' and the difference »ay* an « Oregon State College publication. • la the efficiency at planning. * The average labor return is put st SLIT. H. H. Becker, agricultural econ­ omist at the college, wrote the booklet entitled "Egg Production Cuts and Returns In Western Oregon." It discusses wise use of labor, mount of feed needed, egg production per layer, valoa of dif- ^ ferret breeds and use of pullets vs. old hens. In your own P^ill pa home, consider and compare the«e feature* In h Phillip* home. • Full ceramic tile baths e Conventional, Modern, Brittany styles • Colored Bath room‘fixtures Convenience • Near the Country Club • Quiet relaxed living • Large acreened |H>rch Financing • 8orvicemen Plan • V. A. • F.H.A. • Conventional Features • Not a project • School bun facilities • Safe for Children • Situated on eloping green hill* K ;i * . r-e • ‘ C'PUtty*Jv Corner W. Crystal Drive ft Lake Mary Blvd. PHONE 1504 �ml i Kitchen Shower Honors Miss Bryan So cia l £vfwJL& Committee Meets To Discuss Plans For Scout Troop ly « Appeal Keynotes MedemKifenens Another o f the many parties held recently In honor of Miss A Committee composed o f Mrs. Betty Bryan was a kitchen show­ W. L. Rowland, Mrs. Harold Whit tern, Mrs. O. B. Gray, Mre, er given by Mrs. Carl E. Chor* Fred Perkin*, Mrs. James Buck* penlng Sr., in her home, with Mrs. lor, and Mr*. Dan Wright met Lila Chorpenlng assisting. Tuesday night In regard to a The Chorpenlng home was gaily new airl Scout Troop which it bedecked with a profusion o f vari­ in the process of organization In M in Rote con n tie Ncliwsnder, jacket. This was complimented colored hibiscus, ranging In color Sanford. with white and black accessories. The group discussed various diu|lie r of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. from palest pink to deepest red. Mrs. Nelswandcr chose for her topics, relating to the new troop, Nelswandcr, and Robert Ernest A novel game was played in *ome of which were project* for Sellers, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. daughter's wedding a gray and which a prettily wrapped package the coming year, budget and lead­ white dress which featured a longK. Sellers, were married Friday torso effect. er training. It was decided that was pasted from one guest to an­ at 8 p. m. in a simple double* there should be a meeting of the After a brief honeymoon spent other while music was being play­ parents of the girl* in the troop ripg ceremony performed bf the j jn Daytona Beach, the newlyweds ed. When the music ttopecd. Ml*s to be held next Tuesday night. Res. Ralph Brewer, In his home,1 are getting settled In their new Bryan was holding the package— The girl*, all former Brownies which was decorated for the mar­ home In Benton Junction. this being prearranged, of course o f last year, are from three dif­ riage with bouquets of pink chry­ Mrs. Sellers was bom in San­ ferent Brownie Troops, but since santhemums. ford, and attended schools in En­ —and when ahe opened the pack­ they all wished to be assigned age she found that It contained a The bride wa* attired *n a terprise, DeLand and Sanford. Eye appeal Is the keynote of this sparkling kitchen, modern In to the same Girl Scout Troop and smart-looking white suit fashion­ She was a member o f the Tri-Hl- beautiful hibiscus corsage, cre­ every way, yet practically designed for the down-to-earth home­ there wa* not one in which to ed with a straight skirt and fitted Y and Pep Club in Sanford and ated Just for her. Additional maker who demands convenience, plenty of space, and above all, place them. It was decided that games were played at which the cleaning ea»e. The counter top range, built-in washer-dry er combina­ o f the Art Club in DeLand. a new troop should be organiz­ winner* were Mrs. C. L. Echots tion. eye level refrigerator, in fact, all of this young homemaker a The bridegroom is a native of and Mrs. Ralph Wight. ed. helpful appliances have given a hand to make o i i f v day end with a Mlnneitoa and attended schools in amlle. Recent aurveya Indicate Uul the kiicben is one of the most Mrs. James Buckler haa been Refreshments Minnesota and Waco Texas, has ------- , , o f punch, pastel used rooms In a house; ao cun»«M|u.-ntiy, ••slay's modem housewife named leader of the new troop * want* her appliance* to stand up under any condition*, whether It oo computed two years at Florida nuts and a ^ with Mrs. Harold Whlttcrn act­ Junior'* greasy hand* or little sister using the range for a drawing Christian College in Tampa and Mre. Chorpenlng, which "Just ing as assistant leader. The ladies board. Today's appliance manufacturer*, realising this vital need, melted In your mouth", were serv­ plans to enter Stetson in the FRIDAY plan to attend a course in leader have turned more and more to product finishes that present the ad­ ed rrom the dining room tsble Pal). The Rev. L. W. Scott will conduct training which will be offered in vantages of long life, durability and easy maintenance. Porcelain which wae overlsld with a white the morning devotions over WTRR, Enamel, familiar to most homemaksr* as a surface on oinks knd bath­ Sanford in October, with the linen cloth, centered with a crys­ tubs, also is used as o rust proof, chip resistant, odor and stain proof Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. four-county council supplying tho tal bowl containing a lovely ar­ finish on major appliance* for the kitchen.and laundry Slnco the Brownlee Bible Claas o f the teachers. rangement o f variegated shades "Lifetime Finish" has a non-porous, glass-like surface, dirt cannot bo First Presbyterian Church will The new troop has a busy year absorbed and is easily removed with simple soap and water washing. of hibiscus. With this was used have a covered dish supper, Fri­ planned with the find four meet­ Like tha young lady above, whose appliance* are finished in porcelain a crystal punch bowl and rrystal Mita Sara Jacobson and Sammy day night at 7 p. m. in *he Edu­ enamel, today? homemaker* hare turned to thi* ageleaa finish to ings being designed for tenderfoot Jarobaon both arrived home last candelabra holding tall pink tap­ cational Building. make their kitehena as modern as tomorrow. training, after which Mre. Winweekend: Sara, from a week spent ers, giving an uvcr-all effect o f SUNDAY egar, home demonstrator for the extreme beauty and grace. in Cuba and Miami; and Sammy, Junior Choir rehearses at the Florida Power and Light Co. will from Harvard University where Sliss Bryan's gifts were presen­ First Baptist Church at J p. m leach the girls how to use an elecho waa * student this summer. ted to her In a laundry basket, MONDAY trie stove, how to read and fol­ The PhliathM Class o f the First Hutchison had visit lined with bright red plastic. All low recipes am) a good many of the gifts were chosen for prac­ other things related to the art Tho Pioneer Fellowship o f the H ?. ticality as well as beauty and iac£_ o f cooking. Mrs. Alice Grant has brother and sister-in-law, Mr, nnd were designed lo match her kitch­ First Presbyterian Church will TL S. Meltonville Ave., at 7 : i i p.m. volunteered to as*l*t the girl* Sfra, Victor Boyce of Norfolk, Va. en which will be decora led la continue/to havo their fellowship G. A.’s and Sunbeam meeting with folk dancing and a repre­ By VIRGINIA P. ANDERSON gray and red. The hostess gift at the First Baptist Church Is Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jacobson meeting on Tuesday night, but at sentative of the Red Croa* will was an ironing board. Mr. and Mra. W. T. Bailey and leach them first Aid. TTia group postponed unlil Sept. 10. have as a houseguest Miss Judy a new time. Supper will bo aervrtlESDAY Invited to share the evening Irvin, hopes to be able to leant book­ The Daughters of Wesley Sunday with the honoree were Miss Yvon­ binding sometime in tbe future Mr. and Mrs. David Jackson, ne Cullen, Mrs. C. R. Bowes, Miss per worship program and a period where they visited relatives. School Class of the rirst Metho­ from someone at the Ibrary. and daughter Pamela, of Tampa, dist Church will hold their regu Miriam Jenkins, Miss Frances of recreation. Right now, tho Pi'a The new troop will hold lta lar business and social meeting were In town verently visiting his Clark, Miss Carolyn Hlrt, Mrs. ar* ahead of the O'Neers by on# Mr. and Mrs. Roy L, Howell Jr, meeting* on Monday afternoons at B p. m. in McKinley Hail, with P(rents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. George Hlrt, Mrs. C. L. Echols, game In tha volley ball tourna­ and sons, Milton and Stanley of at the Civle Center Building la Mrs. Albert Hickson's and Mrs. Jackson, and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Then Pate, Mrs. Brodie Wil­ Waycrosi, Ga.t spent the weekend Ft. Mellon Perk. C. M. Flower's Groups serving as .Mrs. C. T. Nlblack, They left liams, Mra. Joe Azzarella, Mrs. ment which began last Tuesday with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Tuesday after a two-week visit. Robert Reely, Mrs. W. W. Tyre, night. hostesses. Roy L. Howell. Sanford Lodge No. 82 F h A 1| The newly-elected Pioneer Fel­ Miss Elsie Farley, Mr*. W. A. Mr. and Sirs, R. True were in resume* communications by con­ Hunter, Mr*. Charles Hamil. M u. lowship officers— John M a n n , Tuesday, Mr. and Mra. Joe ferring o f the Keilowcraft Degree Miami over (he weekend visiting Clarence Wynn, Mrs. L. M. Swain, president; Alex McKtbbin, vice Smalher* took their friends, the! their son-in-law and daughter, at Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. m. Mr*. R. H. Lansing, Mrs. Ralph Misses Marge and Hazel Van Mr. and Mrs. James Rasham WEDNESDAY W ’ ht, and Mrs. J. R. Hoolahan, president; Betsy Williams, secre­ Scooter and David Van Scooter on Their grandson, Brent Basham, tary; Eddla Hughes, treasu rer- a tour of southern Florida, visiting Morning Circle Na. 9 of the First The past Noble Grands Club o f Presbyterian Church will meet Is returned home with them to spend will meet with the retiring offi­ Tarpon Springs, Clearwater, St. the Seminole Rcbekak Lodge met the home o f Mrs. L. B. Llbbey, a week. in tha I.O.O.F. Hall Tuesdav n'qn.' cers— Arthur DeYoung, president; Petersburg and Tampa. 9605 Iroquois Ave., with Mrs. Joe at 9 p.m., with Mrs. Beaula Lt. and Mrs. Tyler Dedman ar Sally William*, vice president. Baker, Chairman, presiding Word has been received of the Thornton serving as hostess. rived recently with their daugh­ Sherlene Shepard, aecretary; Dlan Annual Business meeting at tha ter, Debbie, from Monterey, Calif, The group discussed plans for sudden death of Ed Sherlock, Aiken, treaiurer—Friday morn­ First Baptist Church at. 7:30 p.m. for a short visit with Sirs. D el which occurred Aug. 23, following helping with the floor covering ing, August 31, at 9:30 a.m. to set Sunday School Worker* Council man’s parents, Mr. and Sirs. R. a heart attark at hia home In Eaat and new drapea for the Odd Fel­ up tho Fall Ploncor Program with at 9:13 p.m. Aurora, N. Y. They built a home lows' Halt and alio planned a par­ NEW YORK Wt—The neat com­ M. Ball, before proceeding to their advisers, Mr. and Mrs. Sum­ here Iasi winter and expected to ty for the next meeting. Princeton, N. J.. where Lt. Ded partments of the entertainment ner Luxtn. A social hour was enjoyed by world are ne longer very neat or winter again this coming setter man hia been transferred. The Senior High Fellowship ll In Lake Mary. the 11 members present, with a even compartmentalized. Actors, Stlsa I^utse I*vy and Mist producers, writers browse happily very pleased and fortunate to door prise won by Mrs. Essie Carol Ilymea returned home to from one Elysian field to'another have tha following leaders to di­ Mrs. Robert Rhodes i* back Cole, New York recently after visiting —from movies to stage to tele­ rect their activities beginning In from a vacation spent In northern Sept.: Miss Bebecca Stovcni, who North Carolina, near the Virginia FLORIDA BUN HWERTER Sties Levy's brother-in-law and vision and back again. THAN CANDY sister, Sir, and Sirs. Herman Ja This fact recently was under­ returns as Superintendent o f tho line. CHICAGO if* —. Candy maker cobsotl. scored by the announcement that Senior Sunday School Department Tha Community Church spons­ Joseph Leshlnski Jr., 98, mule Walter Kerr, theater critic of the after having been away during the Friends o f Sirs. George Stine New York Herald Tribune, haa summer; Commander L. B. Lib- ored another food tale, Saturday Ihlng* a tittle too sweet Car hi* will be pleased to learn that she Joined the staff of the Ford Foun- bey who will teach the Senior Sun­ noon and mada over 930 ail of wife, Greta, 25, when ha taok bar has returned home from the hos­ dation’s TV-Radio Workshop as day School Class; Mr. and Mrs. which goea to the current building for a three week vacation to Flor­ pital, where she was treated for drama consultant to "Omnibus." Robert Crumley who will be the fund. ida, only to lose her to the sun­ a broken elbow, and hopee to No police reporter turned review­ 8enior High Fellowship advisers. shine. return to work before too long. tie told his itory to Judge John er is Kerr, hut a profound student The Senior High Fellowship offlMtsa Delnrls Mlisted, student and passionate lover of the legiti­ errs for the year are: Mary Elisa­ nurse at Orange Memorial Hospi­ L. Lyone of Superior Court, eaying mate stage who has written one of beth Adams, president; Ded* tal in Orlando left Sunday for Mr*. Lcuhinikl enjoyed tho Flor­ the best books on play-writing en­ Sharon, vlee president and pro­ Naw Orleans where she will take ida sunshine so much that she titled appropriately enough, "How gram chairman; Irma Jeon Corley a special aouree at DePaul Hospi­ wanted remain there and did. Whsn he said he could not af­ secretary; Lana Warner, treasur­ tal and O s r lty Hospital. She will Not To Write a Play." ford to buy a 930,000 home she be there six months. Having long noted a lofty atti­ er. wanted, she picked his belongings The Senior High Fellowship of tude on the part of the Broadway Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Lam pert, and sent him to Chicago, ha aafd. critics row toward the brash new the First Presbyterian Church will medium of television, we arranged begin meeting at fl:30 p. m. In tha who have been In the Coleman Judge Lyon* granted Leshlnski a ■ parley with Kerr and learned Youth Building for aupper on Sun­ Harria house this summer have divorce on the grounds of deser­ s#; with surprise that he haa viewed day evening which wilt he follow- moved back into their own home tion, ending the couple's five year marriage. v a great deal of iiva television dra­ ed by their vesper worship. on Crystal Lake Ave. The Senior High Fellowship haa ,/ v o d f c “ -Cma and has a highly favorable Birthday party coming u p t set up a volley ball tournament opinion of it* better efforts. Mr. and Mre. Harold Herring Frost a layer rake and mark the "Televlsiop drama has advanc­ which met Wednesday night at have rented one o f the H. M. Coch­ Initials of the birthday boy or ed well beyond the stage where 7:30 p.m. at the church. This ran houses. tournament will continue once a girl In tho renter o f the cake radio drama froze," he said. "I t ’s Mr. and Mre. Ted Willieme an- surprising how much writing for week and will come tn a climax at Mr*. T. L- O’Connor hat been wilh small pieces oh seml-iweet nounce the birth of a daughter on television is above and beyond New Smyrna Beach at the Senior called to Miami, where her son- chocolate. Add birthday randiatl Go Italianl Add thinly diced Wedaeeday, Aug. 29, at Seminole commercial hack work. I'm happy annual retreat. Sept. M-!fi. in law, Dr. L. W. Whelrhel Is hos­ The Junior Fellowship will con­ pitalised with an eye injury. suechini squnsh (cooked flret In Memorial Hospital. The little mlsa to see TV drama showing a ten­ I ONE OP THE CREATIONS a lltlli- butter) to an omelet. who weighed B Ibe, 19 oxs., hae dency to increase from 60 to 90 tinue to meet on Thursday after­ to the Christian Dior New KIS 'hi>n erllhmelic: a tall can been named Mary Beth. minutes. More than any otper fac­ noon at 3:41 p. m. with choir Mr. and Mrs. Don Kllmnre and York fall sad winter collection tetica tn the church followed daughter, Donna Jean arc home of evaporated milk hold* 1 2-3 tor 1 can think or. that should help la IMa double-breasted cardi­ Fellowship hour. HoraeradJeh la a natural for TV writers learn how to write third egafai after a hurried trip to Bal­ cup I. gan east o f block tweed. It roast beef; serve grated fresh acts." timore, Md., where her grand­ has deep hip pleats and fot* horseradish (in a lettuce cup) if Ever add anchovy fillets and Nearly everyone has noted the father la critically III. lows Dior'S new "Epee Look.* you can get It or use the com frequent weakness of third acts in green olives to potato salad T A cceeeories are Christian Me mercially prepared bottled var­ hour-length TV drama. There are Mre. R. K. Eubanks has re­ Good! a fa {/NlcraotloM lf various theories as to why, one of iety. turned from Tampa where the the most widely circulated being was tha guest o f her son-in-law apartment for tom* months have that the timing of the last com­ and daughter, Sgt. and Mrs. J. L. returned to their homo in Worden, mercial break cramps the final Salsburg. III. • i minutes, of the program. Tele vision viewing has not af­ Mr. and Mra. Franklin Lae Mrs. C, W. Wlederhotd and soot, fected legitimate theater attend­ ■post Sunday in Leesburg, Tommie and Jimmla and daughter ance-demonstrating, Kerr points Kay, are horn* again after visiting out, that the two media are quit* Mr. and M n. George Cowan relatives in Rochester, N. Y. compatible and can serve to and daughter o f Pensacola are strengthen one another. visiting her mother, Mrs. Anna Cowaa. Lard haa greater shortening August 99 ability than most-fat*. Remember LL and Mre. Tfler Dedman and Bob Bromley this when you are following a pas­ daughter, Deborah are spending Mrs. John Schirard Jr. try recipe railing for soma other some time with her parrot*, Mr. E. B. Stowe kind o f fat. and Mrs. Raymond M. Ball, be. fora ha reports to his new duty station at Princeton University, ia K i T l l M £ Nsw Jersey. Miss Neiswander-Bob Sellers Wed In Simple Home Ceremony THE SANFORD HERALD Thnr. Aoff. SO, 1958 “ --------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------i| between you ’n me. By FAT WOOD ™ Friday night H ie fun we'll all have w d be a sight. Bring the kiddles, let them come as they are And your covered dish will make the m oil better by far In the Education Building - at seven on the dot ; Movies and a program will- b t enjoyed a lo t By PAT WOOD Dirk and Ann Aiken cotnpoeed the verse on the thoae cute In­ vitations which are being sent to the members of the Brownlee Bible Class for their covered-dish supper Friday night. And tn caae you haven't been lucky enough to get a peek at one h e n ’s how It goes: . You msy be sweeping the Door When this comsa to your door Or even washing the car Or putting food in a Jar Even if It'a shorts you're wear­ ing No one will be earing Just hope when you get this you're not in the tub. Cause if you are, here’i the rub lt'a a “ come at you a n " this M n . Tyler Dedman, who la k town visiting her parents, reports that ahe used to work for The Sanford Herald "way back when - - ” I'm sure K couldn't have been as long ago ai she makes out. Here's a bit of Information that was new* to me. a Florida Crack­ er, ao I thought maybe some of you new resident! o f Florida might benefit from it also.•'Be very careful If you are burning cuttings from oleander, as the fumes or smoke contain a toxic material and, if Inhaled, eon re­ sult In serious illness. Personals I 8TW ! E M '»«*" «■ Youth Fellowshi Set New Schedu t "" | Lake Mary «•* •- w * * «•- vE Past Noble Grands Hold Regular Meet In I.O.O.F. Hall Radio-TV Highlights BIRTHS C On The bo oksh elf By BARA EINQ With school starling again and things settling down to routine, let's hope all you parents will taka tom e time out lo read, if only for relaxation. It's to easy to say *T don't havo time to read," and it is a habit, but a won.to- ul one and If you ones get Into tha habit of reading, you'll find yrur ell not ao bored with everyday ex­ istence. Ask anyone who likes to read and I'm sure ha will tell you the same thing. Mika a deal with yourself to read one good book a month, and you'll find conversation easy naxt time you're in a crowd. A new book by David Dodge called "Angel’s Ransom" ia a story o f Monaco. Htrea crooks ■natch a luxurious yacht out o f Monaco harbor in tho Meditorranaan. Tho Owner, an Ameri­ can playboy; tha Captain; an American girl who has been used, unwittingly, by tha crooks; and a few gurata spend tbraa days at ■•a waiting the arrival at ransom money, Romance, suspense and mystery are combined la this tenia novel. '"Ilia Wonderful Sibleys" by William Malar is a story for those who Ilka family storlss. The wealthy Sibley family It honored In tha community and secure In a consciousness o f achievement This Is the story at what self de­ ception does to tha lives o f this disciplined little group who sus­ tain each other in ao intellectual masquerade. In particular, tha novel deals with Noah Sibley who eventually realised that his family la a fraud. "Through These Man" by fohn Mason Brown la a non-fiction o f timely interest. Some aspect* f our passing history are seen In a series of profiles of outstanding men who havo conditioned our political and moral outlook — Eisenhower, Stevenson, Justice Frankfurter. Truman, W a l t e r Lippmans, Lodge, and Oppenhelmer among other*. Another timely book I* the Rook at the Month o f July, "Goodbye to Uncle T om " by J. C. Furn*«. HU discussion o f tha American Negro — his past, present and pro­ bable future. The author first re­ views tha misconceptions about American Negroes which began with Harriet Beeaher Stowe's book and than goes on to describe slavery from its genesis in America to abolition. A *eUon o f the book Is devoted to tka ACCLAIMED a Ballet Tap th r o u g h o u t H IO U C 1N G ? Acrobat Thar. Aag. N •tOO ' ISlOO * 9 :9 9 -1 :9 9 Large, fully equipped Baton F it A ir. M9 4 9 -1 :9 # Teotkers are mambesn .of Fla. Chapter Net 9 , D e n s e MaMere a f - • : • f j 1kWi rJ I H IG H PR O TEC TIO N • O R P O E A T I O N 407 WHI Canted Avpnue................ W . 3*44t3 current status of tha Negro. Here's a book everyone will en­ joy. "Pem m lcsn" by Vardia Fisher is the Mary of the Hud. son Bay Company In tho early days of Canada's development. Told by David McDonald, a Hud­ son Bay man, It Is the story of his conquest of the woman he loved, a savage white girl raised as sn Indian — and of the hitter rivalry between two trading cam* psnlss which ultimately led to a dramatic death march -vhe* he Hudson’s Bay men in the west were systematically starved out by their rivals. Literary Guild selection for September is Both Moore at bar best in "Speak To Tho Win " ; another of hsr stories of tbe Maine coasL Coming In September: "Case of the Guilded Lily" by Erie 8. Gardner; "North af Grand Cen­ tral" by John P. M srqu*"''1 til far Doctor Dirton" by Elizabeth Seifert; "Fingerprint" by Fabriels Wentworth; "Captain Rebel" by Frank Ycrby. See net you have to look forward to nasi month? And October brings -ren more food ones. Keep watchin*. LOW C O S T O .A .C . F I N A N C E Ml WwtnrtfSfrMt.......................... W . 1135 There U quite a distinguished group o f young ladiee among us, ia ease you didn’ t know iL Thai being tha girls wnp are charter members of a Girl Scout Troop which is so naw that it doesn't Urea have a name yet. They refer' to themselves *a a "Fly-up" Troop, which, I am told, s a e t n i __ _ have Just "flown up" from h m g Brown!**. All yon people yshe contributed to the recent' drthe the Girt Scouts bad to raise funds ta Join tha Four-County Council f u foal partly responsible for thle naw troop, as it Is tha Council who will supply teachers to Praia tha troop leaders. W ad. A ur . 29 studio in downtown Mr. and Mrs. Glen Grants who have occupied Mra. J. M. Cowan's On tha naw arrivals list , , R. L. Rotgsr and family, m 9 »> salla Drive. The B oigen Iwva three daughters, aged 18, ten end four. Mr. Bolger Is In the navy . . . . LL Cdr. J. F. Harrison, a widower, moved here reecptly with his two children, a boy, six, and a gill, four. They make t W r home at M47 Myrtle Avenue I T . Gerald M a-'anon, who ia> an oleetrleal engineer ha* bounhl a home at 1814 Sanford Avanae, The Mastenon* havo four eU16> ren, all boys, whose ages o re -11^ U, nine and oeveu. REGISTRATION Happy Birthday SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES And here's a little tip you might file away for those brief, but ohso-cold winter months ahead. Grandma used to tuck a cotton blanket croeswise over the bot­ tom sheets on ail her beds for a "warm as toast" feeling in tha iciest bedrooms. I ..fo r its PURITY W FRESHNESS! *SA N UUSIKU f f iH L DUXBURYSCHOOLOF DANCIN6 Cor. Oak a P ilT N aO AT YOUB FAVORITE y- ■ J - ■’ P- �Sanford's Largest ONE YEAR AGO m V ’ - >• v Finest TODAY The Home Buying Public Just One Year Later, W a s . Promised 125 Modern 3-Bedroom We Have Fulfilled That Promise Homes . '- u - ' * KB^Lt^v ■ > : « v *; Have Already Been Sold is? 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Builder of Fine Homes President ' y \ strictions to maintain high property value. . . Ultra mod­ Service Personnel F- H. A, em design In your home and surroundings to meet to­ 11i p day's standard for comfort, convenience and that l u x ­ ury look7'. Dovn Pyrnent ^ Odhant& BRAILEY * I m .) I f f Per Month** *** . . . see ear Model Heme Today (' m r jbtc OPresident SAMS om en sctf a im a — phones tioo. mo ^ | | | ^ Down Payment We Can Qualify You For One Of The - Finance ||)PmrMonth* mU> Plans Within 30 Minutes—You Can Move In While We Are Completing The Paper Work �•* TOT SANFORD HERALD *r Z O L A Sunday, though of necessity a dntagua, bad Its own glitter, M a i! tha Portland Battery of tha militia get tats tha depot? last man from O re g o n S Ml nUc*. Tbn O*Bairn said they looked IBM tha silk-hat brigade. ‘The napere'U have to real a spell after Otia,” Tim aaid. "Any fool reporter grfco claim* gaatUe’a streets are dangerous by night ought to taka d gander at the tight display on Bieanl Avenue and Pika Street f lreworfca won't ha itl” Mag, keeping bar head bent over Mm hat-shop lodger, wondered what thesis Tim wo* altar now. Ever •Woe Meg had bought Magnolia ptuff property whan the army poet And started and told her lots at a profit. Uncle Tim had considered k r an easy source of funds when i * waa Wort TdM nT see a sign in the windaw af Ike hot shop, Meg.” Mag Miffed. "If you think I’m going to waste time and energy on • alga with 'Welcome Soldier' or There's a light la tha Window for Tha*.’ you’re craayl” Tim gaped at her. "Aren’t you glad tha eoidiere are coming home, Meg? t thought you liked MlMmai Dark. And *Ua lucky be la 'to bo earning home whole, after Mm being wounded in that battle that ktDed GipUla Fortsaa.” Teams Say Burdette Is Pitching 'Spitter' ROSS "Yea." Meg waa abort ”1 reckon you'll bare the bast wedding outfit In town once you net the day,” Tim stammered on, feeling uncomfortable before Meg's uncompromising gas*. "Good grief!" Mag almost yelled It at him. "Everybody in town ex­ pects me to marry Jason Ten Eyck before tha next aunrtee. I Doesn't eet a wedding date. I haven! even •aid I would marry him.” Tim stared at her. Hla first aa* toniahment changed to reproach. "Weil, I never thought you'd keep Jaeon dangling this long, and then throw him over, Meg Beaumont” Hla expression softened. "It waa womanly of you not to marry him ao »oon after Kemp died. I know Honors appreciated It loo. He wouldn't want you to mourn him; he'd want your happiness.” Meg's attitude did not soften. ‘Til send you aa invitation when and If there la a wedding, Uncle Tim.” “Why, sure, Meg." Tim barely stopped himself from backing to the doer. He found himself out­ side the houae with no clear no­ tion of bow ha arrived there. Mag waa a Stratton ail right, took the bit tn her teeth Just Uke ber old man. Why In Urns didn’t ahe many Jason T tn february, Jenny would marry Nathan Orundy and quit the hat shop. Why didn't Meg get some sense in her noggin and taka Jason T If he knew Jason Ten Eyck, Meg had better grab him before be got tired of waiting. When Uncle Tim waa gone, Meg eat Idle before her ledger. She knew exactly what ha waa thinking and ahe didn’t understand heroelf much better then be did. Why didn't ahe marry JasonT Ha had alwayi attracted bar and certainly he shared her ambition* in a way no man ah* had aver known shared them. Jaeon would "S p it," Uie word Tad William* holated out of the gutter Into >5,000 by me. The bulk of it area Inherited from her female ralatives. It waa headline*, now become* a contro­ your mother’* wish that you re­ vert/ in the already beetle Na­ ceive her Jewelry.” Meg did not unwrap the pack­ tional League pennant race —doe* age for days, finally, one evening Lew Burdette uae it, or doean’t he ahe opened the package, with Na­ while pitching the Milwaukee than Orundy, Matilda, Jenny and Qretchan about the table watch- Brave* into champlonahlp conten­ tion? tng. Meg stared at the guttering The aeeond-placa Brooklyn Dod­ heap. Her breath came more ger*, Cincinnati’* third-place Bedquickly, "Nathan, could I sell them? And get money enough to lega and the fourth-running Ft. buy iota tn Magnolia Bluff T" Louia Cardinal* hava Inaiated an Jenny gasped in protest “Oh, along the big rl jtnthander throw* Meg, you should keep them for the outlawed ’’apitter” . And now Honor* I" Meg's jaw act in the way aha Plttaburgh ha* taken up the cry. knew they all dreaded. * Manager Bobby Bragan, pitcher “I’m a lot more Interested In see­ ing that Honors and Johnny get Dick Hall and Inflelder Dick Cole educations and chance* than I am bellowed ao loud and long in de­ in keeping Jewelry for Honors to wtar twenty years from now. Na­ mand* teat the umpire* take re­ peated look* at the ball tnat they than), can I sell them?" Nathan, Mag remembered, had were thrown off the bench and out not argued. Ha had said calmly that ahe could sell them bars in at laat nlght’a game. The ump* town but that he believed he could did Investigate the ball, several make a better deal for her If ha time*, but kept It in play and sent them to a man he knew In Burdetta, losing hla shutout in the California. jewelry to hla California friend. Nathan agreed. "Jason would not Uk# You tn wear Jewels bought by anyon* but atm. “ •I nt him. Even Nar Nathan*and1 aUnSf thJ£ £ 3 watch bar taka her own awes* Un,,. She came back to the present with a atari. No one could ecntrol the destiny of another, even Titusville Tides t- against 17-game winner Johnny fucks without a hit in the flu l, ind Ed Robinson's aolo homer wai the only earned run the A'a man­ aged for the game. Joe Collin*’ pinch homef, and single* by Yogi Berra and Mantle completed a thfee-run Yankee rally that won It in the ninth for reliefer Tom Mor­ gan, Mantle now la four game* ■Jihad of Babe Ruth'a record—60 pace in 1627. A tingle and aacrifice fly by Vic Werta, acored the tying and win­ ning runt for the Indianr with Don Moaal winning hi* (lath in relief at Baltimore. The White Sox had 14 hit*, In­ cluding five doublea and a triple, but Jim WU*on Juat did manage to end hit eight-game loalng itrcak with relief help from Ellin Kinder when the Senator* acored tlx In the ninth, Wilson, now 12-12, hadn’t won one aince July 3. He had a three-hitter til the ninth. * Dick Gernert drove In three runa a* Bo*ton'a young Tom Brewer won hit 17th on the fourth try. ike Delock nailed it wltn two in­ ning* of hllleta, throe-strikeout re­ lief. Billy Hoeft lo*t hit 12th. i L m n IQ 1 H T lpetes* RELIEFER HAS A OOOP CNM Cg TO BREAK TUB O M B RECORPFOR 6AMEE p /rtH E P — 59. /M *jl O P THEIR P /R 9T 9Y G A M E *. CHICAGO—Spider Webb, l y clever aherpabooter who once vrt*' a national collegiate boxing cham­ pion at Idaho State College, la the neweat sensation to burnt upon the middleweight Beene, Webb, 24, acored a unanimous 10 round declalon la*t night ovir previously unbeaten Rory Calhoun of New York, 22-y«ar old ion or an Atlanta, Ga.. Baptlat minister^ The scrap wai a slam-bang af­ fair from the opening hell, with the powerful Calhoun wading in for knockout blow* and the nim­ ble Webb ualng hla right* end lefts like an epee. The victory, before a whooping M ee k e p t u p rue. HKSA Q U AU ry OF Mis WORK RESPITE THE Chicago Stndlum audience of 144U which contributed to « | f»“ *•}■ of *2,i’yst earned Webb o late October ahot at the winner of the CLUB'S S O P — LEADERS H THE CARMEP PUN P& R t won his 17tn 4-lJ on Jo* Adcock • tie-breaking three-run homer, Burdette denlse tha ‘ 'apitter" eharga. But if ha doe* uae and ihouW Ciu,h t at it, ha would automatic auapenalon for 1° days. That could be a killing «P for the Br,ve» ln run for tna pennant. At tha moment, they're Juat 1H game* ahead of the Dodgers, who dl.poaed of tha Chicago Cuba U-4. |Cinrtuutl U o »l. H i-, ( t a t , tart Bobby Boyd-Joey CUrdallo ***** In Cleveland Sept. 21. Th* will be at Chicago Sladhpn pro­ bably Ocl. 31, with the winner!*im. lined un for a tlti# chance. • ARE YOU STILL w n « M w r fL n o e MODERN FABRICS BY HAND? S « lL 'tS L 15S iS S L r “ {5» « •* “» X" v.rt 5 5S 3 I n a p h ta art a*ta aetata be would be powerfuL and ha eras never intuited if tha ° ” wr .................. Thera wasn’t any fortune la be In tha American, Mickey Man­ made In bate, Meg knew. Why, for tle mad* up for a three-run error all her hard work, she'd made more with hla 6th home run and a la real estate in n month than In game-winning ninth-inning single hats for a year! She thought un­ gat ha New York Yankees defeale ’ comfortably how her real estate Kansas City 74. Second place venture had been mad* poesibl* Cleveland stayed eight games bar' and squirmed. with a 3-2 declalon over Baltimore. A month after her refusal to re­ Th Chicago White Sox defeated turn to her father, aha had re­ ceived a package and a Istter from Washington 6-7 and Boston's Red him. The Utter Informed her cold­ Sox beat Detroit 4-2, ly that he no longer considered The Pirate*, who rallied to up­ her his responsibility and that hla set the Braves Tuesday night, had lawyer had been advised to cut ber Juat four hits off Burdatta with off "with the proverbial dollar” in two out in tha nlnnt, then got three hla wlU, Bine* Meg had fully ex­ straight singles from Dal* Long, pected this, It’ not surprise her. Roberto Clemente and Dick Groat Tha package did. Her father had to tia it at 1-all. sent her mother’a Jewelry to her. Ed Mathew*' 33rd homar, off "Borne of thU waa glvan to her Vernon Law, gave tne Brave* * Intsd by permission of THK BOBIIS-MKfl Distribute by Kla* gestures Hyndlratw 14 edge In th* second inning. In the ninth, Hank Aaro ind Math­ ew* were on base whan Adcock unloaded hi* 14th bonier against' losing reliefer Elroy Fact. Bur­ dette, who struck out five and didn’t walk a man, haa lost tight. I Saturday, S«p4- I By TRX ASSOCIATED PRESS The Dodgers needed no last min­ ute heroic*. Roy Campanella, witn The aareath-placa Chattanooga five runa batted In, knocked a twoSanday, Bept. 2 ‘ "Lookouts era all but mathematrun double a* tha Brooks scored lastly out t t tha Southern Assn, five in the first against rookie Don peasant race, but Cal Ermer's Kaiser, and than smacked hla 16th bays could provo to b* tha bay homer with two on in the fifth. Jo tho champlonahlp battle. Cart Ersklne won hla 11th, totter­ > Tho Lookout* dipped the Huming through an 11-hltter that In­ Taradiy Scat. 4 Ming Birmingham Baron* 5 2 last cluded Don Hoak and Gene Baker ' - - night. R waa Chattanooga'* third homers. Duke Snider butted hi* i ' straight decision over Ihe second 37th for the Brooks, upping hU NL Wednesday Kept. I - pise* team and left Birmingham lead. '"on e and t bait game* off Ihe pace. Roy McMillan and Johnny Tem­ ’ Yb# victory gave Chattanooga an ple, tha leaat robust of the mus­ Th urad a y Kept • 11-10 edgo in Masons play cular Redlegs, each drove In two i . Against th* front running Atruna to beat tha Giant* and Johnny . lasts Crackers, the Lookouts have B:“2 ,,m ZlM *’,mj AntoneUJ. Art Fowler, relieving NATIONAL LEAGUE aovtn triumph* and II defeats. VH, Sepl. 7 Johnny Kllpstrla when BUI BarW L Pet. B They meet the Barons for the laat 0sto a.m. 2:61 a.m, Team nl'a two-run homer tied It 3-all In Milwaukee 76 46 406 time this season tonight but still O'3? P-m. 3:21 p.m. tha fifth, won hla 10th with threeBrooklyn 74 S O .817 have four games left with the . Saturday Sepl. 6 hit bsR. I 74 S3 .6*3 Crackers. i 10;(M a.m. • 3:37 a.m. Cincinnati Roberts, trailing 4 4 after two St. Louia 63 « .600 1 Atlanta again failed to gain 10:2fl p.m. 4■12 p.m. frames, hung on for hit 15th vic­ N N 4 0 1 ground, taking a 4-1 aethark a t ,-------------------------------------------------- Philadelphia tory erlth a 12-httter Del Ennis’s Pittsburgh 64 71 .426 I three-run, 23rd homer triggered a tho hands of Nashville. The Ion games of first by edging New OrNew York SO 71 .407 l five-run fifth that did it. Kay Scott •- Mas Atlanta's third la four games, leans 6-3 in 12 Innings. Mobil* Chicago 60 71 .400 I homared for the Cards, ""M em pb's climbed to within 41t - whipped Montgomery 54 and 11-2. WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS The A’a grabbed a 44 lead Cincinnati 4, New York 6 Milwaukee 4, Plttaburgh 1 Brooklyn 11, Chicago 4 Philadelphia 6, St. Louis • THURSDAY’S SCHEDULE Plttaburgh at Milwaukee Brooklyn nt Chicago Only games scheduled DETROIT UK — A bulky field of IM professional golfer* tee* off In FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE queat of >20,000 in prlM money a* YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Ooeo* 6, Orlando 6 th* sixth Motor CUy Open get* under way at the Western Golf Gainesville 2, St. Petersburg I and Country Club. West Palm Beach g, palatfca 4 Cary MlddUcoff will not be on Daytona Beach 8, Leesburg 0 hand to defend th* tltla ha won TONIGHTS SCHEDULE Gainesville nt Orlando In 1664, but such ranking performera aa Mika Souchak, Doug Ford, St. Petersburg at Palatka Oocoo at Daytona Beach Julius Boros and Ed Purge! as­ sure an all-out battle for the top Ueabtug at Watt Palm Beach prlM of *4,006. STANDINGS Middle*off, who won the Motor Team W L Pet. Bah. Coco* 48 B 4 ^ — City the laat two years It waa held Gainesville 44 66 .667 1 and has abend another crown, is W Palm B'ch 41 M 411 11 resting up from the tough tourna­ ment grind. Palatka S3 26 ,4M 12 Leesburg 31 IT ,416 14 Fourteen amateur* will Join the pawa far tha 71-hoi* competition Daytona B'ch 10 66 4M 14 « . Petersburg* a a .*jg , r over tho tricky, 1,770-yard We*, tern layout. Entries erltl play on* Orlando IT 40 JU yr round daily through Sunday. As an added inducement, tournament officials have offered R ,. SO* for each hola-ln-ooe scored in against Hugh lutlivas, gg, of tournament play. Boh Walling, a Frostproof ho* b on referred to year-old Detroit pro, tuned the probation officers for invoettga- Irick o day too early yesterday, sinking an aco an the m -yard, SuUJvaa pleaded guilty yeatar- POTjl third hole in a preliminary day before Criminal Court Jodga L. A. Grayson tn a charge of Don' Whitt, ts-yoor-eld pro from manslaughter la lb* death of Lee Alameda, Calif, tied the course Michael Rahbinder, 41, wt Fort record of *7 yesterday la a proamateur best-ball event. Mood*. Rollhinder, changing • lira an His flvo-under-tmr card gave an oalmanbile. was hit by aa su. him a one-stroke edge over Bone tomobila an th* Tampa-Bartow and Mika FotoUck of Mahopac, lookouts Clip *rrr*0i/**N, rue. CAN YOU AGORO THAT OLD WASHER YOU'RE NOW UMNO ? HOW MANY TIME! NAS IT FAIllD YOU DURING A WASHDAY ? WHAT IS IT*COSTlNfi YOU TO KEEP IT OOINO ? ARE YOU UNHAPPY ABOUT YOUR LAUNDRY • IS WASHDAY ANOTHER DREADED PROBLEM DAY FOR YOU? Standing MODEL 102 REG. PRICK MINIMUM TRADE FOR YOUR WASHER MODEL BREAKS OF TH! GAME . By Alan M om MODEL • a ^ □ WASHER DRYER 40 AUTO. MODEL $359.95 $294.95 $159.95 VALUE SAVE YOUR COHT WRITE YOUR OWN TICKET - WHEEL AND DEAL ER U N D E R S O L D - NEVER OUT-TRADED �Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1021 rr-SPEC IA L NOTICES GATLIN BROTHERS Army Cota, $5.w; Faint, 12.5U gal. Dragline it Bulldoier Sendee T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ I’ h. 2231 Gentvn. 2485-W Sanford. lus, 310 Sanford Ave. ORLANDO Sea tin at Bur, CaU One 34- boys bicycle. White din* Ralph Ray, 1150. n*r jacket, atxe 18. 615 Mafnolla CROSLEY - BENDtX FOR FILMS. Finishing, Tape Re­ Salea and Service corders, Supplies, SEE - W1E RANDALL B O L D rs CAMERA SHOP, 210 Electrio Company & Park Ave. Service— Quality— Satisfaction Ph t i l Sanford 2S37-J-3 D* Bary 44 APPLIANCES Em pty? A N T ADS' I H U N T ’ EM F A S T Ph. 1821 p 1A— PLACES C EAT GOOD FOOD AND D R I N K S irrved In pleasing surroundingi by pic au n t people. The Doggie Diner L Bar, Lake Mary. "m a r -l o u R E S T A U R A N T Friday Menu: Red anapper, Lobater. Jump Shrimp, Scallop*, Kish Slick*. Saturday Menu: Prime Rib Roast, T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and Meat Ball*. All garden vege­ table*. Hwy. 17-92 South, Phone 11T6-W. '_______...________ 1—CARD o r t r a n k s ________ My family and I wlih to express our hcai Kelt thanks to the iX tnany friend* who w*fo so kind to u* during Mr. Yount's long 141 lllnc** and at tho tint* of hi* HR* death The many floral offer* ing*, the calls, prepared meals and the help that was given. None o f us will ever forget It Mrs. Jay Young $ 4—LOST sad FOUND Ig l i elf V, LOST — Lord Elgin black-faced -r watch on railroad track In back of disaster scene. REWARD. Call 2124W. ft-FKKHONAL NUTiCEH •* ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby — Beds Day, Week, or Month—TeL V 1423. Furniture Center — 118 West First St._______ 3 AUTOMOTIVE 8—BOATS AND MOTORS See the New Evinrude line for 'M R O B S O N S p o rtin g G o o d * Evinrude Sales 4i Service 904 E. 1st St. Phone IN z r - IS—TRAILERS It will pay YOU to aee us before — you buy. Oper Evening* and Sundays. Easts Id* Trallrr Sales ~ Palatka, FU. « Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 681-XR. £ 14—USED CARS Strip-down 41 Btudcnaker, motor A-l Condition, First $40 takas It. Apt. XI Higgins Terrace. BUSINESS SERVICES II—BEAUTY PARLOUS Modern Air-conditwned Salon H a r r it t l’ i B s t a t p N o * k B. Oak________________ Ph. m I—BUILDING PAINTING REPAIRS LOOK sanding and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Seminote county since 1WS. H. M, Gleason, L ike Mary Far f; •* t .IS""" call Mr. Tasker, Bepalr work I Horn# eltaratlonil No Job tae amalL Pinlsbad carpenter will give prompt service. Phone 13n 3 . Rollins * Slagle. M e R A N E Y -S M IT H S41B 8. Park P A IN 'D * Phone 1303 UN O SERVICE L. L. Sill — Plano Technician Phene 2184 Route I, Sanford — ' :f r i II—ROOFING Z PLUMBING CERAMIC TiLE - . Paul F. Mueller A Son Ph. 154 ■*7* Free estimate. Quality work. Plumbing. Kresky Heating es ae M. G. HODGES Sarvtca on All Water P u m p iWtlla Drilled - Pump* Paola Read, Phone 700 Ok. W. J. KINO Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing A Suppliis Ream Electric Water Milters 1 7 IU4 Orlswdo “Dr. Ph. M m _m a me X M «*• ___ C e a l i a r i . n f ana R o M l r SZ MOT Bastard Ay» PW m 1111 ^ PLUMRING * REPAIRS 1 7 Septic Tank IneuUatioa A Service sewer Connection*. Archie C. , . Harriett, Phone TJ4-W or 1335. PLUMBING Contract and Repair Work t Free Eatimaiea R. L. HARVEY 7710$ Sanford Ave. Phone iajb 1PVCSAL er* PUMPS A SPRW K U M 8YBTRM6 sf*= yS mSp *^ * V I REPAIR AND StRVICE •T u * . (3—ARTICLES FOR SALE J2‘ * Machine aad A w ir C * . W f c r W. 2nd 5L Ph. SB RENTALS 54—APTS—HOUSES-ROOMS 2 A 3 room apt rn. 2982-W, HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t Apu. 339 S Atlantic. Dayton* Beach. CaU 2374-W for reserva­ tions alter 6:00 p. m! U—HOMES CUSTOM BUILT HOMES VA—FUA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING LOW DOWN PAYMENTS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS French Avenue home suitable for home A business. For Informs A. R- SHOEMAKER, JR. Phan* 1991 1100 Uellonville linn call 1494. FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s FRIGIDAIRE appliances, s a l e a FURNISHED apta. Phoa* 1221. Well Drilling, HOWARD C. and service. U. iL High, Oviedo, - . ..... . ■ —■ h ■ ■ 88—LOTS LONG, Phone 388 207 East Fla. Phone F04-3313 or Sanford WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms Commercial Av*. 1842-W after I p X . private baths. 114 W. First St. 100 x 350 like front tot Crystal Point, Lake Mary Ph. *03 or CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING AIR CONDITIONING Avalon Apts. Efficiency, Ph. /20-W 144-W Slip Covers and Drapes For Room or Building SEE Seminole Realty for Desir­ STANLEY KULP Lota 81’ x 135'. Partly landscaped. H. B. POPE CO. INC. able Homes and Apts. Phone 27. PHONE M3I-J. IN Snath Park Ave. Phone 1448 Ready to build Dreamwold Section. 2411 Chase Ave. Phone AUGUST IS BABY MONTH at Fun.ish*d Apt 500 park Ave. 1 1 otpoint so gal table top hot water 1973-M. Jemaaon Studio- Special (or chil­ heater, ISO. Ph. 903 or 144-W. dren to 3 years. Two 8x10. (1 GROUND floor, 3-room completely gold frame) til). PHONE 31M. furnished apartment. 21? Pal­ 17—BROKERS iM REALTORS Apt. site '55 Kelvlnator refrige! ametto Avt, Phone 2392. tor and Florence gas range. 24tl Trees trimmed,-removed and deElm Ave. 3-bedroom, t baths, deluxe mas­ moued. Ph. 10O7-R. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ onry home one year old near SANFORD TREE CO. able for bachelor or couple, 1955 Btndix automatic washer. country club. Excellent buy at rnvate balb. Across trom Pott $110. 130014 Sanford Ave. $13,600 with term* available. ENVELOPES, Letter heads, state­ Office. Manuel Jaeobion. Many other good two and three ments, Invoices, hand bills, and 45-RUILDING MATERIALS bedroom home* from $9,000 up. programs, etc. Progressiva New Smyrna ocean front. One, Printing Co. Phone 108 — 403 two bedroom apta., reasonable USED BKICK Weft 13th St. McGrath, Box 1412. Coronado 2-bedroom country home on 7 TWO CARLOADS beautiful used acres with 6 acre* planted In Station, New Smyrna Beach, „r brick. Orange, red, and 'wrnt T . V . R E P A IR S young citrus, 5 mile* from San­ Tel. 1093-M. black. Sec them at SHERMAN ‘Til 10 p. m. Service Calls. $3.00, ford. Just reduced to $11,500 CONCRETE PIPE CO. J. Q. Herrui, Ph. 2393-J W. A. with terms. FURNISHED garage apartment, 2 Norris, Ph. 1550. Licensed Tech­ 8F.LECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, h*droems, living room, electric nicians, guaranteed work. $260 per M. No. 1 Common $230 kitchen, bath, carporte, excel­ per M. No 3 Common $135 per T. W. MERO lent location. Prefer couple. tv. DIETRICHS Well drilling, water guaranteed, M. Floor* Laid A Finished; REALTORS PHONE 2497. Phone 1008-W. Reasonable. E. F. Steven*. Ph. 1901 Park Av* Phan* 27 or 14* Ro*e Court Apts. Unfurnished 5T10-R-4 after 8 p.m. room apt. Kitchen equipped. This is a free pass to the MovieThis is a free pais to the Rita LOWERY A BRIDGES land Ride-In theatre for Laura Phone 1494. Theatre for Mrs. John Wagner. San. 1158-W Orange City Spr 4-5834 Anderson. Exp. dale Sept. S, '58. Exp. date Sept. 8, 1958. Large, clean, furnished apt. 3 SPECIAL adults, fit Park Ave. CONCRETE At Nix Bedding. Renovate cotton and Inncreprlng mattress. We al­ Ready Stlxed Concrete, Concrete DESIRABLE one and two bed­ RAYMOND M. BALL Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement so convert cotton mattresses in­ OSCAR M. HARRISON room furnished apt. Ph. *32-W Concrete Pipe to Mhct All Qual­ to Inneripring. We make odd d ie REG. BROKERS ifications. mattresses and matching box MAYFAIR — S bedroom house. 8. D. Hiftileyman, Associate springs. We do upholstery A slip Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. Large yard. Call 1450-J after 284 South Park Av*. Phene 988 covers.. Free estimates cheer­ Out West 13th St. 6 p. m. rhone 2481 fully given. 1301 Sanford Ave. IF IT 18 REAL ESTATE New 2-bedroom unfurnished apt. RED 1-MIX CONCRETE Phone SOt-J. ask Crumley A Montetth Near shopping center and PineWindow Bills • Lintel* ■t 117 South Perk, Phone 772 11—SCHOOLS-INSTRUCTION crest School. 2819 Elm. No peta Septic Tanks - SUte Approved They Know please. Sand • Cement • Mortal Mix Miracle Concrete Co. FOR RENT 309 Elm Ave. Pbone 1335 New two bedroom houses, kitchen 3 Bedreemi-l bathe Deannm S ch o o l o f D an ce equipped. 1804 Washington. Ph. I lls month Ballet • Tap • Ballroom 441 or write Jack Flynt, Box 48-BUSINESS EQUIPMENT 1 Bedrooms • 1 balk Beginner, Intermediate, and ad­ 302 Sanford. 111! month vanced classes for children of HAYNES Office Machlno Co., all egos. APABTMENTR Typewriters, adding machines, 3-room furnished garage apt. 1 A t Bedroom apt*, furnished or ..R E G IS T R A T IO N S E P T - 6.. Phone 83I-W3. Sales-Rcntals, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. unfurnished. $4* per month end Phone 1871 17-93 at Hiawatha 4-room garage apt. 145. So. Cam­ STUDENTS—see the newest thing eron Ave. Ph. 1514-R. In typewriter* — Royal's 1187 "Tw ln-Pik" portable. Tho fast* 2-Bedroom home at Lake Monroe, Registerrd Reel Estate Broker eat portable on tho market, to M- -CHILD CARR $50. Apply Al Gibbons bieit of Phone 2871 17-93 ul lliuwatha 7 color*. 24 months to pay, lOe Store. Smyrna Drive, D* PowaU'i Office Supply Baby sitters available. Baby Sit­ Bary.__________________________ Desirabla attractive 3-bedroom 117 8. Magnolia Phone 880 ting Agency. Ph. 352-M. ..cem ent.block bout* on large 8-Bedroom unfurnished hottee. Be. corner lot. Desired neighbor, Will keep children In my home. 4T—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Sanford Ave. Ph. 1317-W. hood and sens lb I* allowance* Phone 2171. Buy your Furniture at Borry’s makes this an ATTRACTIVE 21—HELP WANTED—FEMALE Warehouse Fum. Co., at Ml W. 2 apartments. 1 small, t large. INVESTMENT in a place yea 511 Park Ave. Ph. 1032. 1st St. All nationally adv. furn­ spend most of your time — WAITRESS — Apply Touchton’s iture at warehouse prices. ROME! *11,800, Terms. Call for Nicely furnished 2-bedroom apart­ Drug Store, Mr. d ir k . appointment. ment. $71. Phone 1527. Used furniture, appliances, Mula, wTH . __. " IBni” RTEMPKR Curb girls, apply in person to etc. Bougbt-sold. Larry's M ari This Is • free pasa to the Rita Gay Allen, Associate Pig'n Whistle. 321 East 1st St. Phone 1831. Thastre for Gerald Behrens. Ariel I* Priee, Associate MOTHERS............ Exp. date Sept. 8. 1850. Realtor — General Insurance Are you tired o f your routine? Do Phan* Mg nr 2122 IIS N. Park Av*. Phone UT S-room house A bath. Enclosed you have I hours daily to devote 203-09 E. 1st St. East porch, electric rang* A to advertised Avon Cosmetics? KENNETH E. BLACK WHITE water heater, kitchen cabinets, Contact Mrs. J. Russell, P. O. Registered Rea] Estate Broker SEWINO MACHINE CENTER Box 175, Orlando. •* good roof. Fir trees. $35 mo. 1009 E. 2nd. Phone 1581 Sales, Service and Rental* Can be seen after 6:00 p. m. C. I7-H E L F WANTED - MALE GARRETT'S R. Marr*. W. 1st St. 3 doors This Is a free pasa to the MovieJ23 E. First St. Plion* 1421 land Rid**In TheJlrs for Jatnas East o f Monroe Corner. Phone Wanted— Pin Setters must be over Baker. Exp. date Sept. 8, 1958. TT8-W. 18 yeira of age. Apply Sanford GENUINE VICTORIAN Bowling Alley. REPRODUCTIONS Modern trailer, inquire Dream$51.00 wold Trailer Ct. $12.50 wk. Ph. lg l , jJ tm i A £ w //y Cmmfmn9 Tile setter* wanted. Team prefer­ Lamp Tables $*2.00 2210. red, top wages. CaU Spring Coffee Table* Console Tables 198.00 A. B. PETERSON4-4224. Lake Helen, Fla. Ladle* and Gentlemen's Chairs J^miJ»Wlo(>j^e£tijno^*tmcll^ Broker Associates: A. B. Peterson $110.00 e i. Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Garfield a —SALESMEN - AGENTS Love Seat $171.00 Willett*, John Meisch and R. W. A WATKINS ROUTE IS AVAIL­ Williams, A. C, Doudney, Land Hand-Carved Mahogany ABLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNSurveyor. Trade-Ins Accepted 88—DOMES TY. WRITE THE J. R. WAT118 N. Park Ave. Phone 1129 WILHON-MAIER KINS COMPANY. 6U WEST 311 E. 1st 81. Phone » i l 2-Year old concrete block home PEACHTREE ST., N. E., AT* Alexander A Stringer with car porte. 2 bedrooms, kit­ LANTA, GEORGIA. Real Estate A Insurance chen equipped. Living room, Mr*. Lourine Messenger, Assoc. bath with tub A shower. Full SALES OPPORTUNITY 107 Magnolia Ave. I’ h. 18 sire screen porch. Rt. 2, Box Progressive well known Insurance 532 A, Ph. 298-J. Company ronsidering applicants LAKEFRONT HOME for established debit In Banford 1-UEDROOM house with carporte, New CB homo on beautiful lake. area. Prefer inexperlanced man porch and utility room, Frigh 2 bedrooms, l bath. $12,500. with experienced sales back­ dejro appliances, $22$ down Terms available ground who Is looking for un­ HKRE A R E JIJMT A F E W LOWELL E. OZIER limited opportunities In a ca­ O F T H E M A N Y HAV1NGH Bonder — Phan# IMS BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY reer Job. Give age, selling exper­ Beautiful Dinette Bets. Cholcn of OfBee: 2801 S. Orlando Dr. A A W Root Beer, sandwiches, ience and family statistics. Re­ 11 Table Tops and 12 Chair shakos, etc. Located ut 1906 ply Box OF, Sanford Herald. rovers . . . Complete with 4 Beautiful country home complete­ French Ave. Nice profitable ly furnished. 5 acres < Land. Chain ' t M ill th-WORK WANTED—FEMALE business. Personal re non* far Edward F. Lane. Phone lien. silling. $19,500. Baby sitting or bouse cleaning. See us for French Ave. Property Phone 1581-J, Rachel llieks. REAL ESTATE DRIVE-IN 2544 French Ave. 32—SUSINEIM OPPORTUNITIES And—Bcsulllul 34-Fa Dinnerware J. W. HALL, REALTOR Set ................. ***i *****•*# FOB SALE Johnny Walker. Associate S T O R K AND NEW CB HOME ’ Cal) HoU” Phone 1758 Sound •Itabllshod business aeliARK y o u LOOBINO FOR A Ing groceries, fresh meat snJ Consult A REALTOR First NEW HOME? general merchandise. Handsome Bgdroom Special CULLEN AND HARKEY Vanity with large Mirror . R, M. OILE 188 N. Park Avt. Phene M il Panel Bed LAKE HELEN. FLA. Cbait of Driwars OWNER LEAVING TOWN. 2103 Tha Homes Built Pelmetto Ave. Wishes to sell Br equity lo homo for $1475 with ODMAM * TUDOR. INC. n - U I K U l tor M L R kitchOR equipment. Or can be Builder* o f Fine Horn** purchased furnished for $197* We buy and sell used furniture. Far Florida Living aad ■seumo mtg. payments o f Paying top cash prices for any New Selection of— $51 which include taxes, intu* thing of value. SUPER TRADSofas (Foam Rubber) $148.50 BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three One#, principal end Interest. And Foar Bedroom Home* ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2053-W. Sofa Beds .............. 100.00 R ob ert A . W illU m i, R m Hot t A I bathe Matching Chair. ................89.50 Trunks, Wardrobe, Steamers, Raymond Lundqulst, Associate Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ Footlockers, Briefcases, San< ECHOLS BEDDING OO. able. Phone m i Atlantic Bank Bldg. ford Jewelry A Luggago Co., C on or tad *A wjWRiini Magnolia, w Ph 1222 m Priced From $11,200 to $34,000 300 Sanford Ave. Bamberger" Mgr. VA (G U -F H A A FRA Inacrvrtpen M mday’a Ul 8:38 p. i ice Financing. Fist U>p kitchen sink, new mix­ Laura B Oiler, Broker VISIT OUR BALCONY ing faucet. Reasonable. G08 Pal­ H aul M. Field. A*«ocliic HOMES AVAILABLE i metto Av*. goulb Pinecrest ... Sanford, Fla. 2801 S«. Orlando Hwy. Phona 1351 48-FARM aad OARDDEN Grova Manors . . . Sanford, Fla. EVENINGS: 3115 and 790 —Factory 10 You— GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g o Valencia Villas . . . DaLand, Fla. A I s m Ib s s i Plants In any quantity. Ready SALES OFFICE VoratUr for salting out BepL 10th. Vari­ M is s. F im a s Ava. eties are o f Midaeason, Marlon SELL Eacloetd h e a l Sag*pn«f bottom Phone 21M A I8M ^ Market, Early Round- Dutch. rail with plastic ends. Plastic or Alter 8:00 p. m. CaU 2371-W Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy rayoo tape*. Cotton or nylon Mammoth Red and Cstly Copen­ Uaiairied cords. hagen, all from CartlBed Ferry* ItR k s r ilt G I s m a a d h i a l O r . Morris Sand, tip * A Ready ToJUST CAU . 112-114 West 2nd St. PhOM *M mala It Produce Co., But* Farm­ UU Se c o n d-bsnd Beadix washer. ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Phone 328. ’ Frigid* ir* refrigerator. Ph. 1970. Seminote Realty BULLDOZING B A LL R EA LT Y DANCING • EMPLOYMENT ROSA L. PAYTON. Mather of Sanford • REAL ESTATE STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE FREE SEE and COMPARE $119.95 OZIER REALTY CO. X T WANT AD Homes Being Built On Low Ground Will Be Flooded WEST PALM BEACH US — Homes bring built on ground which Is dry now because of Flor­ ida's long drought will be flooded when normal rainfall returns, the Central and South Florida Flood Control District warned Monday. In a letter to county commis­ sioners, Chairman J. Abney Cox said, experienced staff member* of the FCD, who for years have watched the flow of waters, sec houses gnlng up among dried out bulrushes and rhakr their heeds in apprehension." The district offered Its water level- records lo county commis­ sioners who may want to regulate building sites In the 17 counties that make up the district. Cox's tetter pointed out that Florida it In the grip ot a twoyear drought in which swamps, ponds, lakes, the Everglades and rivers have reached new lows. "The water will rise again and homes and buildings set up on too low ground by the unwise or the unscrupulous will be flooded," the letter said. The district would be unable o prevent the flooding. Cox said, althought it might take tome meatures to alleviate it. "W e cannot ov ertm r^ ^ ** the fart that the completed flood con­ trol works will never prevent peri­ odic Inundation of many low areas,’ ’ he.said. Television WURO C H tS R K I . • nHi.axiin THIIHSUA7 UVHSISU <:■* IVewer’s tlleest .Adtenlur* with tliule Melt l‘artiii,n O r n l t a l 1.00 M‘ealli»r-Nav t-NpuMa t i l l John D«l> Nawa iiunttne t> yithiae with Dun *:<i Handaivnua 7:'in Kaahlona In Mutlo T:U Knnat uf Yaatarday T in Cltmae IlSIl ilrowrhn Stars »:0O Guy Lombardu 1.00 1:10 tiin lltirna A Allra Wreatnnw from Chleaea Night Nawa Itanort 11:14 ntarltuht'Thaalr* till* Muu-wtr to-no 41:00 e-MUIAt * ;l « uiea.on t-rueiwm llaauuit 7tew 1\Jeud Stormae" eiaa *»<*■• Waathvr sum t.'auialn Kaueurue S:0o This La ad ul GUI* Situ Krw * Kuvau. Mims* ts:y« Ttila Land uf Uur* IOI14 Garry Aluur* tlliuw. itiie Uirlka it llich 11.'Oil Vatlaal Lailv litis la,va uf Life HUS tteari-h fur Tuiuoriuw l l i l t lluldlne l.leht Ari'KMAUDX IJ.o* New* t i l l * Uttnd L'p A Us Caeatad 11:40 As tho World TurodT I :uo Juliany Caraun ttliaw l i l t Art I.laklattar's Houaaparty 1:44 (larrv Moor# Hliow 4:00 Tlia Ills* I'ayoff >:Sn Klim Kara III* llob Croatiy tlhow Itun llrluhtar l>a» l i t! Haertl diorm 1:In Tha Kdea nf N'laht tiSS Channal III Crossroada WstUft-TV J U h l U S S It.I.M LTIAXUKI. 4 THLMBUAV 4ttKN|XO s nn Mirksv ilnusa 1:40 1:40 I4ep.tr4 Kris liiuia lldnards 0 1SO Pel. Prarlnn 7:111 l.->aa Hangar T in ('lima i Silo Krl.nr. Klilton •..ni, tvat-rfr.inl 4:40 Kuur Hlar I’ ta}liuilia lu-oo siarr tTluoney l i n o Kalfior Knnwo first 11:10 11100 ltsboit 11(14 Las Paul Mary Ford l i l t * I j l a Uhosr— t i l l ! Naas X Nc , ,, K lllllir MOHOUNn 1:11 Ta.| Paltarn lino Gold Slornlae 1:40 Tapialn Kanearoa 9:04 Of All Thtne* Slid Godfrey jo in f tr iu * it ftioh 11:440 Valleut t.adv II l^iva o f U fa 11 llo Maamh for Tamorrew 1144 ilutillae Main 11:14 ■1:40 ||r|inri l l i l f Mitnd Hn a Ha Countid till* 1 -40 1:14 till 4iio UlliVISO Al World T u n a T n s i n r 1Vo«d Jnhnay Carson lleuoapnrly flip Paynrf 1:10 Dab Crtlby « iM ; nrlehiar Gay * :t l 1 :1 0 lill Hsi-ral Nlnrni Kda* of Niaht Op*u Hause "Cancel my Houie For Sale ad, mlat! I've Just read it In today'* Sanford Herald and it's lo attractive we've decided to stey here. DAILY CROSSWORD •4.hi :ij : -i»i i. I'.tlll'ilt .’ HI ' > 18. Cloaka . 1.. • • 1. Cavalry 19. An lot* cr.innt:i fi imr1 •ir)i i-f 20. Breesea : iii ■words i i ' ni m . •'t.'f.vjrii' up 2. Margin or 22. Frail i.'nnrw w ni' of room for I• I * • e action n' ii : >>. -i • ship fcolloq.) >-i" i in. ■ %•' 23. Grass 3. Monster Jf V4 1 i -1U..II curad 8. Fasteners m r n n ■v. n 14. Stormed i tr.nni .7 , 1. 7. for 15. Female sheep 8. Before fodder 8. Nape of 18. Spring Testreisy's Aeawat ■hcep'a neck 24. Female month fowl 7. Shelf In e 17. National 33. jakae 28. Permit trunk Guardi abbr.) 38. Cats* 27. River 9. Tattered II. Bun god 37. Unadorned l Eng.) cloth 19. Notch 38. Macaw* 38. Reply 9. Occur­ 20. Devoured 30. Breath* out (Bras.) rence* 21. A bent tube 40. Grow aid for transfer­ 10. Triangular* 31. On* who will watch • 81. Cut. M shaped ring liquids amelt child • free* pieces (var.l AC-KOSa I. Incline 8. Scatter 11. God of the eta (Ttul.) 12. Long for 13. Capital (Switr) aa e goose 23. Snake -J7. CUy INew York) 29. Parts of cameras 82. Chop S3, nject In * stream 84. Gratk letter 38. Clow to 88. Southeast by - - south • (Abbr.) 97.Coin (Slam.) 19. Watcr-eiled dltche* around caatlea 41. French revolutlonlit 42. Disease of rye 43. Silk scarf (Eccl.) 8 1 . Bound, DOWN 1“ 7“ 7” V S" ii-" rr ir 7T fr T” ir rr I*TT* TT 14 VA i 1 I 1 1 m w m m tfM n m w v 'M n VI v» vT % tr TT r r 44. Blairs It • * - i 85. German river YOU'RE TELLING ME! ■»y W1U1AM n n « Canlrel Praia W rtitr A CANADIAN cducellunlal, Dr. Geoff Wheabls, oaks that all school! be completely air-con­ ditioned so that year-around schooling would bq possible and s u m m e r vacations ebolDhed. Junior hopes aomsbody puts the chlU on that Idee—quick! I t i Florence C3Uwick, of MnglU\ Rhennsl /am*, hopes fo apfoah ■cross Lake Ontario Mis year. OafGuy hock (it (k* oudni, os <f waraf I I I . The Under • aheap It treated wort If yleidi, ). H«...........oevndi --- ........ 9o n* like («•* Another yam. I l l . In the British House of Lords, Lord Merthyr ceUod Lord FaringMr "old-f iiiilonsd" tar referring lo "* hole!" as "an hotel." If hi*.' lordship wanted to be really ihodera he should hate said "a motet* 1 I 1 Flu# CoJI/emU lenfSheremaR or* charged trlih eiciptn# IM Oirdlrs. Looks Ilk* fka hegt or# (M • right spot. 1 t I A Mtansiefe onlemeleglrt any* mlt# etluolly prefer afrewRarry |em to sheeae. On whnt bind of breed-white or rye? 1 1 1 l An tn Italian automotive engtneor h a s__ ________ designed a new kind o f boo -air-conditioned unconditioned end equipped equipped with radio telephones, taleriReR oeta end individual a m ehelro. Beams they’re making It tougher •nd tougher tar us e t e y t hORieR to etey bomel Radio $139.00 MERCHANDISE Thur. A rk. 30, 1958 1 Plgt • THE SANFORD HERALD 2-Bedroom De Bary home. Good cond., alr-cond., landscaped, paved road. Financed by owner. Phone 243-W3. W Tnil—SANFORD um MlMHiVCLiea TML44IU A t KVHMNO 1.04 Tha Mkythm Uaur Wartd Al 8ia 1:14 Tarlllahl Sanfa 1:10 Pparta llouta 1:14 klualo at JUndom 1:4* llrlfliap »n A Cloud 111 4 I'vrnliie Mutl* TllO Kddla FDbtr . T:il M'a I'anrstlma 4:14 K lfht Edltloa a :4* III* tilt let** leiU ll:o* atricily iM iruniattl llkylhm Hour Al lleoia M llh Musla Naw* man orr FRIDAY HUM.MX la nian l)a *1*1 Dawk Rraaklra a*a aalarn Jimberat till Naur* 71*0 Pteau O'cloak Club 1:44 Natsa-Klurlda 7:44 Nana-Wurld *i*4 Dvckey'e CHalaa 1:14 Juia Tfc* Neve 1:44 Mporls At A Ulsac* tloralne pavollea* i ; « liar (roar Tima fl*0 Marld At Nina. tilt Moral rip llaludlri 4140 ara and Thai* 14:44 tee Club 14:40 Nan* 1*:44 1*11 Club *:4* s« V Hit* “ •"IrW W & o ll:4f Warld At Nuon l l i l l . Itadlu rare* IH«ast Ill** Friday Watlara till Newt Amarlcaa feaeu * Go us* 1$ Teea Tins* Mew* Tran T lqp III* ik & J O * O U T ST A N D IN G O P P O R T U N IT Y FOR MEN WHO WANT TO MARK BETTER OP THEIR TIME, TO BUILD A BETTER PUTURI FOR THEMSELVES. A growing concern with 81ft stars* 1 e* is 88 S3 iteiee bee has R r few MORa ing« for embitioue young men at to 3ft who have ce m p B S i their Armed Force* experience 1 nd who ere sapehH e f edreesemen! In the retell field. s s s s ffls * ' r ’Ss.isr s s b fc •oyer or Empteyee keaeflts Inriede: eurBMO, eUrtiag teiery $04 ewence* whet* needed. Ml ■alee end preflu end there „ _ — r enewal letter iau wU| he errengad] u S .-~ i.s C S B _______________ _ ' Address bos number CM In rare of this newspaper. P ) �■- THE SANFORD HEHALD V e te ra n s C o rn er 1 1. commended that under the molt favorable etrcumatances, the max­ imum (peed should not exceed 80 miles an hour In rural areai or M miles an hour In built-up arsai, with downward toning to meet loeat conditions. Tha second major change re­ commends broadening the auth­ ority o f enforcement officers to allow them to make on-the-spot arrests o f persons who are rea­ sonably behaved to have commit ted such violations as reckless driving, negligent homicide, driv­ ing white under the influence of alcohol or drugs, leaving the scene of an accident, refusing to give information, or refusing to aid accident victims. Under most existing systems, these offenses are considered thaaa change* ia th* .Uniform misdemeanor* rather than felonTraffic Coda coincided with the lea. Under the common law rule, W afimil Safety Council’s an- an officer can make an on-thenaawitmssit that traffic fatalities ■pot arrest o f a felony suspect, hi the aetiaa have consistently but must get a court-issued war­ Marat sad far the sixteenth cons*, rant for the arrest o f a person entire month end are threaten- suspected of committing a mis­ Mg lo roach an all-time Ugh of demeanor. The lime lapse In thla (ROM death* for 19M. This action system often allows suspect* to hi considered u particularly sober up (If drunk) or to leave significant by traffic accident th* seene of the accident, ff the M »ri*UaU because the committee suspect la from out o f state, he membership consists o f the o f­ ean often escape trial completely ficial representative* o f federal, by returning to his home before '•tale and municipal traffic law a warrant can be issued. The new law allowing officer* mferonmaat executives as well as M e * * * and Industry intersits, to make on-the-spot arrests o f mlsdeThe first o f fim two sudor persons charged with ■ TOgai ca lk fo r tha absndon- msanors, traffic safety leader* M M a f prime fa d e speed laws pointed out, would thus make poshi fever * f absolute limits and slble the apprehension o f many would greatly- simplify enforce- violators who now frequently m int e f speed laws. Under the escape prosecution. This system ■eedy recommended system, any Is already in effect In several material exceeding the maximum parte of the nation. Th# Uniterm Traffic Code I* a •pMd established by law would be n jtt y « f a traffic violation. Un- aet of "pattern" taw* designed for adoption by .state governments in ofdcr to provide uniform and raoro effective traffic regulation throughout the nation. The Na­ tional Committee periodically re­ vise* Uie code to keep It abreast o f changing traffic conditions. NEW YORK — In an effort to ns don’s headlong rush tat* the moat calamitous traffic S toil o f aU time by the end of UM, the National Committee on Uniform Traffic Laws aod Ord& loanees, for the first time In its history, Is calling an state legtatstor** throughout the country to eetebllsh absolute maximum speed limits snd give law cn' Pace s ment officers more sweeplog on-the-spot arrest powers. This action was taken at a M atin g o f th* Commutes In Chicago end was announced by [ . Thomas N. Boat*, a committee member and Accident Prevention Department manager of the As■Mtatke a f Caanalty and Bursty ' wit the saass^smisa Cabinet Member Urges E d u cation to Lim it By MAHON B. FOLSOM Bteretery, Department ef Neehh, TKtT.T Idtftelien t Welfare. (Written Xrprtttly / or CYufroJ Pres* Association and Ml* News* peptrj. ONCE AGAIN, aU ovtr this country, children and young peo­ ple will aoon be taking their seat* in classrooms, filling the elementary schools, the high schools and Um colltgsa. To most students, tha words *rbMk to school" will have a hap­ py sound. Th«y mean resuming studies and renewing friendships. They tnsaa football, basketball, clubs, student government, cad wheel d*nc*s-U w whole host ef acuviues that contribute te teaming and health and happypass. To other young people, how* cm . "back te school" wilt hero a difforaat sound. Pupils who reel this way ean giro many reasons <***-■—. lag. Tha falter* a f the young par* •on te g * « s —or tha failure o f nor society te provide him th# opportunity to go on—not only te a does persona] loan te th* Indi­ vidual but la a tragic waste af a g n a t national asset Th* goal fo r aR o f us should be education te the fun capacity of sack individual. I f that goal la Young men and women planning to attend school this fall under the new V e r Orphans Education Law. war* urged today by the Veterans Administration to file their applications as toon as possi­ ble, to avoid unnecessary delays In receiving their first monthly al­ lowance check. Application forms are available at all VA offices. Persons eligible for schooling are those whose veteran-parent died o f injuries or diseases result­ ing from military service during World War I, World War U or the Korean Conflict Students gener­ ally must be between 11 and S years old, V. S. Parker, mana­ ger o f the Paia-a-Grllle VA Reg­ ional Office, explained. Prompt action is needed, he ex­ plained because normally It will take about three months from tha effective. Both changes have date of application lo the date the long been favored by most o f the initial allowance check la placed nation's courts and enforcement agencies and have been backed capital stock repeatedly casualty Insurance companies and) their representatives. "Our traffic problem Is bolting away at headlong speed. Already we are approaching 10,000,000 ac­ cident i a year at a cost o f some 15 billion, 1,500,000 Injuries and 42,000 deaths. Ih e strengthening o f traffic lows must no longer be delayed if we are to halt this trend. It U clearly evident that the broadening o f police arrest powers and the tightening o f speed laws are at th* very top of our most urgent needs. I am sure that every including the great majority of motorists, hope* the state legislatures will bring Uiclr laws In line with these modern needs as recommended In the Uniform Traffic Cods.” News O f Men In Service in the mail. Bo In the ease o f young men and woman who apply now, tha ea idlest that VA conld ■ a il out checks would bo mid-No­ vember. Whan the first cheeks do arrive however, they will cover the en­ tire period during which the stu­ dents were in school a fter Oc­ tober 1 — the beginning date on which the taw authorises pay­ ments to be made. Thereafter, checks wtll be mailed regularly to cover each month tha student has been In school. The money usually will be sent lo the student's parent or guar­ dian, rather than to the student himself. > The three-month period between application and receipt o f the first check Is necessary because of the processes required by the lew, Mr. Parker said. Here's what is In­ volved: After the application la filed, VA woman meets basic aUgibtiity re­ quirements for schooling. I f so, VA will Issue a “ provisional ap­ proval." N ext VA will schedule voca­ tional counseling to help tha appli­ ca n t along with his living parent or guardian, to plan a program o f education best suited to Ua apti­ tude, abilities and interests. Also, the parent or guardian, with the help o f VA counselors, must work out an ‘‘educations] plan" showing tha student'! g oa t his program of education, what school or schools he plans to attend and the estimated cost. Only after this plan la submitted may VA give lta final approval for the training. And even after tha atodent en­ trails in school, ha oan't expect his Government check immediately. For the law calls for payments to be made some Ume after the end of each month o f training comple­ ted. . After the month h i . coded, the student and hii school must subn it ■ certifiestlon to VA stating that be has bean In attendance all month. Th# law, than, allows VA op to SO days after receipt o f (Sc certification to get the student's check In the m a il 'I L g ^ Q. » P o D lllo r • • • .» » ■ •« #> M O I I 111 W O N G SOYS n ( n __ ^ L * | U . d * r O S f O l V o IH G T SANTA BARBARA, Calif., If) — Postmaster General SummerfieM Is convinced President Elaenbow Por young man and women who « *■ their beauty. *. their flattery • •* t h e ir ftahlon Importance! a n d h a ts dramatic for Fall. CAMP HALE, COLO— Army Spe­ cialist Third Class William Wright, 21, son o f Mr. and Mr*. David Wright, 1421 Lsko Avc., Sanford. Is participating in "Exercise Cold Spot" at Camp Hale, Colo. The two-month long exercise I* providing Individual and unit train­ ing In mountain and cold-weather warfare at Iwo-milc-hlgh Hale, subport of Fort Carson. Specialist Wright, ■ rifleman in Company C of the 1st Infantry Division’* *eih Regiment, will re­ turn to Fort Ililcy, Kan., after tho exercise ends In lale Septem­ ber. The former Crooms Academy stu. dent entered the Army In July 1953 and completed basic training nt Fort Chaffee, Ark. FORT CARSON, Colo.—pvt. John II. Thomas, who-o wife, Iona, live*' r.t 1100 W. 23th St., Sanford, is (cht*lulrd to leave the U, S. Aug. .10 for Europe a* part of Operation Ciyro.’ copc, tbc Army's unit rota­ tion plan. Thomnx I* a member of the Eighth Infantry Dlv'xion, which lias bern Ktntinned at Fort Carson, f "rtf#* Colo., and is replacing a*__ the Ninth Infantry Division In Germany. A rifleman in Company K of the division's 13th neglmcnt, Thonia* entered tho Army U*t Fcbi nmy and completed basic training at the fori. Son of Mr, and Mr*. Raymond T. Thomas, 203 Mapla Ave., ho Is a lost graduate of Sem­ inole High School. Tha 22-year-old soldier was employed by the J. C. Penney Company before entering tho Army. That are lovely for Fall, In gorgeous colon black. Slcea 8 tp 18. Choose from dressy and ATLANTIC FLEET (FHTNC) '» »ec Participating In tho summcr’i ond Midshipman training cruise aboard tho battleship USS Wtscon- atl of Sanford. Seventeen ships of the Atlantic Fleet departed Norfolk, Va., July • for Europe with more than 1,000 Naval ROTC Midshipman aboard. The ships’ crews supervise the middle*' training during the crate*. Oa the »hlp*' schedule era visits to Barcefoaa, Spain and Glasgow, Scotland. Gunnery practice at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, will climax the cruise before the midshipmen dis­ embark at Norfolk, Aug- *1. K a t a a r c Im p orta n t t h is jrcar, c o m p le te s jw xt o u t f i t w it h a k n o w in g lo o k o f d e f o w e . . . C om e M g o u r n cw a m a k ln g h a ts d esig n e d f o r foil* B p W c a te o a n d L ip p . AIKEN, H.C. A' 1C Jlmmk J. Ryan, son o f Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ neth J. Ryan, 1012 Elm M , Banford, ha* been awarded the U.8. Air Force Good Conduct Medal, Major Elton c . Young, Command, er o f the M ist Aircraft Control and Warning Squadron bars, an­ nounced recently. The Medal was presented to Airman Ryan fo r hla demonstration o f honesty, effic­ iency, and fidelity during a three year period o f active duty. Airman Ryan hoe boon assigned to the M ist A . C. sod W. Squad­ ron since April INS. T bt Sou* dr on U n k r Um Jut* ladletlon o f th# 35th Air Division which U responsible for the air defense of the Southeastern United Staten. KEEP COOL PHOENIX, A IrX. (A P )-M ra. Rope Hans* was about to step In the bathtub when she scream ed. nigra was a snake wriggliax on the bottom. The mystery was solved by her of beige, aqua, white, charcoal, pink, navy, Ted 4 tailored atylea wwqnkttnlp fa sh io n e d , n e w fo r w a r d a l t t u c p u lJjok, e le g a n t " m o r e h a t " atylea, th a a tra lg h t-lo o k i n f u r r y fa it 4 squ are d o c k s . B e a u tifu l n e w fa l l c o lo r * o f blade* «**Y* b r o w n , ■ e ft p a s te l co lo r s , n h a t t o m a t c h e a c h o u t fit . to tlon, made fhe comment Bunder. Because of the President, b t ■sld, confidence bss replaced fsar and apprehension throughout the country. The postal chief, who managed the 1>U Eisenhower campaign, described last week’s GOP con­ vention as the finest he had ever attended. Summerfltld alse got In a plug for hla departure. Re aald tha ballpoint pens now in use in port offices are less expensive than the old pen and Ink bottles system. Here are fashions you’ll welcome Into your wardrobe for Choose from our new# making knit* « " Immacutely tailored by JKRNAT. �i 1 up and Savre f; ■hi Sanford | AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 l7 1956 SANFORD, FLORIDA School Bus Patrol W ill Continue "Motorist* must comply with aw* regarding the stopping of .heir cars approaching or behind achool buses as they atop to load or unload." Sheriff J. L. Hobby warned this morning as ho reveal­ ed his plan* to patrol the achool i buses a* they bring children to school each morning and return them to their homes each after­ noon. "This law will be strictly en­ forced," Sheriff Hobby remark­ ed as he sold, "We will continue our school bus patrol during the i coming school year beginning neat Tuesday morning." Sheriff Hobby reminds Sanford and Seminole County motorist* that school bus driver* will give j motorists ample lime to stop with their signals and that they will be required to atop when buses stop to load or unload children all over the county. Whether motorists are approaching the buses o f foi­ lwing them, they will have to atop, said the Sheriff. "We Intend to make the nest school year the safest year In the schools’ history," the Seminole County Sheriff said. "The entire staff of Seminole County Deputy Sheriffs will he following Seminole County school buses during the 196tWiT school year In order to strictly enforce the laws concerning the safety of our school children," Hobby said. "We hope that the m otoric* of our County will comply with the safe driving regulation* designed to protect Ihe school children," Hobby said. School buses begin their daily operation neat Tuesday morning Tha Board o f Directors of bringing children to every school Southern Bell Telephone and in the county. Duses opersllng rnd Telegraph Company through It* bringing children to I’ inccreat executive committee, yesterday School will bo nn a double schedauthorised the issuance of six mil­ lion dollars 27 year debentures, to b« dated Oct. 1. 1956, President Fred J. Turner announced. The First National Bank of Atl-ntn was dslgnaed aa trustee of this, the seeond largest bond >* •••* In tent to Superintendent o f Public Instruction R. T. Milwor and In the company's history, Tha debentures will be offered gharge of transportation. Tesgue said that buses have for sale at competitive bidding. If President Elsenhower em­ barks on a nationwide speaking tour. Florida Is one o f the atata* that will be considered. In a let­ ter to Arnold Lund, Republican nominee for tha Congress of tha Ftfth District was so Informed a ft Is planned to fit It with Security and Exchange Commission on Sept. II. L ito r g c t Tha company plans to extend In- Ph a . vitationa fo r bid* on Oct. 2, open them yon Oct. R, and If a hid U accepted, settle with the purchas­ er on Ocl. 16. The funds will be used In con­ nection with Southern Ball’' re­ cord breaking construction pro­ gram, The demand for telephone service continue* extremely heavy throughout the entire south. Presi­ dent Turner laid, and the new Is­ sue 1* another step to provide capital fund* for facilities to meet theso great and continuing demand*. Southern Bell serve* Alatama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, LouIslana, Mississippi, North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee. REALTOR DIES MIAMI i f — Miami realtor Carleton S. Dooley died yesterday o f Lrim Lyon, pest commander a heart attack, lla waa 56. ■aid today Out the fish fry la free to alt members o f the Iocs' , post and all veterans. Member o f the post are urged to brin , their veteran friend* with them ! Monday’s event will be tha flr r | o f what I* expected to bo an an nunl affair to b* held on Labor Day each year, said Commander Lyon. The affair la being staged aa » get-together meeting for mem her* and veterans, A business meeting of the local American Legion Post will follow Immediately after the fish fry at 8 p.m. The Sanford Elk’a Lodge Is also staging a Labor Day fish fry beginning at 16 o'clock Mondav I morning fo r Its member* and will lie held at tha Elk's Club on See­ ond St. The fish fry will be foli lowed by a dance In the Elk's Club annex rooms at 6:30 p-m. ■ ‘Hie Dusty Boots Riding Chib 1 !■ staging a pared* and fishfry. The psrede and Labor Day cele­ bration wtll bo seen along Ban*«rd streets Monday morning nt •n o’clock. The fl*h fry. to be held at tha Sanford Farmers' Suction Market at 2:30 In the af­ ternoon. T vphoon C h u rn s T o w a r d O k in a w a TOKYO (JR — Diana, fourth ty. •- ^ <w U r s • Taking President Says More Powerful President ___________ _________________ WASHINGTON Elsenhower announced today the 9 Russians hnve touched oft still anThe sate of 1DG6-S7 driven other atomic explosion.. He said ||MnieB begin* tomorrow mom Inf thla one was more powerful than ,, . . .. the test a week ago which had the * l • 0 el<* k u" der * P Hi force nf almost on. million tons ,on ®f Jud*® Hou.holder’s office of TNT. In the lobby o f the Seminole CounEisenhower made the announce- ty Court House, ment at a news conference after Coat o f operator’s license la recalling that last Sunday he Altand chauffeu r. license i t closed that the Soviet Union had . . ... resumed tests of nuelear weapons. •*"*•** 1,11 r #*rOn that occasion, while he was applicants fo r the renewal o f dr(still In California, Elsenhower said vers license are required to'aurreru a blast on Aug. 24 had the force der their preaent license, of al most a megaton, or a million Applicants may a e c u r e their t0™ .y the'President ..Id the " f t , Russians have engaged In what orl* ,n»l accompanied by ho termed another large test In the ■ ratum stamped en* the accustomed place. That would velope. The applicant keep, the be in Southwest Siberia, aa report* duplicate of the original llcenad ed for the first time officially In unU, ^ ntw UeMM tl ^laenhowera announcement last Judft Houahold»r said t h l a . . . morning that ha has a good staff The new teat, Elsenhower said, c f Bs*laUnU to aerve applicants took place yesterday In that,area.I,ppjyinc f„ driver licenaa re- "IIEY MISTEII! Did anyone find a fish about this long, this thick, urn! this wide, yetted Dti year old Danny to Jaycee Presi­ dent George Andrew Speer, at tha seventh Annual Jaycea FishIng Rodeo. (S taff Photo) Ne w Adult Education Courses Offered Here « . „ , , . use of the demand, two now « ur,c* ln *duli •duc*U,0" \ B*' P|uP» tor)r * n ,Dd EducgThe course In Exploratory will begin Thursday night, Sep In the Art Room at fteml tflael. flnliAAt sniirin iwtll more specific about that. Eisenhower reptled be could not -•that be could only say at thla lime that it was more powerful The Seminote County Vocational The Atomic Energy Commission, School has been accepting registra­ he added, apparenUy la not wady tion* all week for both day and to go Into mors detail, evening classes, and will continue to, do »o for another week. Any adult In Seminole County is eligible suclaar tesU will not bring any to enroll. A student iwigy take the full business course or Just one or two subjects. The Vocational School la part of sumptton, Elsenhower added, that (ho public school system of the county. The only cost to tha stud­ ent Is an enrollment foe of 11.00, iy. At tho news conference - hla and the cost n( supplies, such as first sinco he was nominated last workbooks, paper, etc. The school is scheduling the fol­ week for a second term—Elxenlowing classes: day classes: 9 10. hower also dealt with these matTyping I, offlro practice; 10-11 ter*. business English, bookkeeping; 11-12, shorthand 1, bookkeeping; 1-1, shorthand II; and 2-3, Typing Reveals Classes elndts will be announced lately **ld Judge Honabolder, The Seminole County J u d g O “v ie s everyone te secure their He«a* •*rfT_ - . * f ic ^ 's & r s a Stevenson Assured' II; Evening elascss: 7-9 p. m., Mon­ day through Thursday, book keep(Continued Oa Page Tea) ofwinningvotes m m ,t m. . In Southern Stales By TME ASSOCIATED P l M Adlei Stevenson end Souther* leader* beat the drums for Demo, cratie unity yatWrday, while President Elsenhower heartily en- Nation's Labor Day Holiday Death Toll Estimated At 480 CHICAao UR-The only three'ay holiday weekend of tha sum•ier lured million* of motorists to he highways today. Some were taking a final fling t beaches or fishing spots. Others •ere closing up summer homes for he season and beading homa. 'ante were collecting their childin at camps and resorts for Ihe •ek back to classrooms. Other* ere hauling their college age ouths and luggage to faraway imputes. And for somo 4*0 drivers, pasangers and pedestrians this may e their last weekend. That waa the death toll for the -abor Day holiday period esti­ mated by the National Safety Coun­ cil. Tho period covered by the esti­ mate will extend from « p. m. to­ night until midnight Monday. Only Immediate death* are included in the estimate. Many others wilt die later from Injuries Inrurred In the holiday traffic. For comparative purposes the Associated Pres* conducted a na­ tionwide survey of traffic deaths on tha nonholiday weekend nf Aug. 17-20. In tha ia-hour period from 6 p. m. Friday to midnight Monday traffic killed 2M persona. Aa tho Labor Day trafife tide began to roll the Safety Council reported that last month’s toll of 2,570 waa tho greatest of any July In history. Weather have a lot of work to do." Ho aald bo received a telegram from flan. H u-all of Georgia, a leader of tho Southern bloc, la which Russell sold "unless thee* ^ “ MR ""foreseen development, I believe you can safely const cm tho Southern iistas once mow living an overwhelming majority • • . in a restoration o f tha e l i ■did South." "7 Golf Course Will Be Open Monday Tha Mayfair in Golf Gaunt wtd pen Monday fer the beeafU ef La»r Day golfava. 1 Its - 1 w p w i y .I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1956 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 30, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 30, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 30, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/7886dcd4d1100be7992a9077d62df576.pdf 7d07199c3ba88f1272e3dd9cd3a3d256 PDF Text Text a ■ f 260-Pound Nurse Legal Notice la th a H e art a f th e C a a a tp Ja d g e , SEMINOLE C a a a tp . F ie ri* * . l a P r e ba ts , l a r e ■ B a ta ta a t W i m e - I j a NKERSON. also known a* 5V1LL HANKERSON, Deceated. T a AII C radltara a s * P a ra a a t H a t . D t a t t i i A g a laa t aal* tag Halt Matatat Vou and *ach vf you nr* hereby notified a n d r t q u l r a d to p r t a a n t any claim* a n d demand* which you, o r e it h e r of you. mny have a g a in .: thn eatnln of W H .t.lE IIA.NKEIIBON. *l.o know n *t W ILL HANKEIIHON. drcra**d. Into of nold County, t a lha County J u d y * of 8* ml nol# County, Florida, nt hi* office In tha court houto or *ald C ounty n t Banford. Florida, w ithin tig h t c alendar month* rrom thn lint* of t h a t i n t publication of thl* nolle*. Each claim n r d em and thnll be In w ritin g, a nd th a ll atato th a ptaca of realdene* a n d poat o r f l m a d d r e t t of lha cla im a nt, a n d t h a l l b* awora to. by lh a claimant, h i t a g a n t o r a t ­ torney, and a ny tuch claim n r d e ­ m and n ot an riled t h a l l b* void. Hot* Lee McCoy Klnnra II. J a m c t A* A dm lnlttrator* of tho F a ta l# or Willi* lla n k e rtn n . alao known aa Will H a n k t n o n . d e f e a te d It, W W are. A tty. W o o d ru ff-l’rrk ln a llldg. Hanford. Florida. l a r a (h a B a ta ta • ( H E N R IE T TA a BOTCC D acaatad. ! » r a & & £ ! . '& ! % i f t a l f t nol* CnunlT, T » AH W haaa II M ap C m a a ra t M im a in w h ic h aeaeaaed: N ntlr* It hereby g lr* n th a t J. C. F lo r id a Horn* Oat Company BOTCH filed hi* final re p o rt a t ad* rn ln ta tra to r of th a a a ta te of H e a rle l- All pf tald p ro p e rty be in g In d t p t a It D orr*. deceaaeri; t h a t h a filed if Ban ford. County of Rttulaola, S t a te b it p etitio n fo r fin a l d isc h arg e and of Florida. th a t ha w ill ap p ly to th a Ito ao ra b la L’nlt.a auch certificate thall bo r*. B it NEST HOUS HOLD HR. C ounty daomad according to law.tha properdescribed In anrh eartlfloata will J i d n v j l y — inot* C ounty. F lo rid a, tr on th e : : t b - d e y nf Septem ber. 1151. bo .old to lha hlslic.il blddrr a. tha front d .T of ih* Ctli Halt, fo r approtral o f M ine and f* - final Banforil, Florida, on tua firat lion, d ltc h a rg e a t a d m ln lttra to r o f th a day of dktober. Ill*, which ll tha e tta le o r H e n rie tta It. Iloyre, deceat* flnt dap of Octobar 111*. ed, on t h lt 1Sit* dap of A u g u st. 111*. Dated thl* l t l h d a p of August. J. C. Tlopre 111* A d m ln le tra to r of t h a a e ta ta of Ellen Hop * _ H e n rie tta It. Ilnyoo, deceated. City Tax Collector. n r ito t.A H s T K H ir r n o u ffIRALl Idf. E dw ard* Itu lld ln g ftanfnrd F lorida ATTORNET FOB ADMTXIBTnATOn t o three Injured a n aomawhat ln»fWTW. NEW HAVEN, Conn., tn-Police . AH t o m ncnOmt of to# tttw ■ay ■ 260-pound pediatric nurse I wire killed In tha crash. TIM local ha* admitted abating to death tbre^ infant* became they got on I Naval Air Station, VAH-7 of H«avy her nerve* or refuied to take their I ' A ttitk wing One, released the formula. I **is*t of tbs crew 1st* yoatorday. “ It waa all uncontrollable," Vir­ I TWy were: pOot, L t Comdr, Otnl A U T O LOAN S ginia B, Jaipcra, 33-ycw-otd HOTICK o r r l .1CATION FOH TAX DEED. I poo*M Hall, USN, M, of Kt. 1, daughter of a county official, told NOTICE IB H E R E B Y UIV EN th a t I Like Boulevard, Loch Arbor. Ho the coroner. "I didn’t know why A tlan tia M unicipal C orporation, tha Lowest Cost I la MftMrly of Kansas a ty , Mo. h n |,t* r uf th n follow ing U a rtrllM . I did It. Children aometlmeg get p*t* ha* flin t ■tald cnrtlflc-at* fo r ta a W'; and Is sorvipod by bis wife Qreton my nerves." d t r d to La litu rd thereon. T h* e r r ml , fboni Nsvtgstor-bombardier, Lt. tlflra tn n um ber and * th a . jr*«r of Mis* Jaspers, who la aix feet lisuanc*. th* d**crlptlon o f th* p ro 1 (jf> Gar*Id Mkha.I O'Hara, UStall, also admitted breaking the p * rty and th* nsm * In w hich It :o r d 4b I N l, M. no married gad originally leg of another infant and Inflict­ « * • a***»**i| ar* *• follow*: I • M M Ntw York Oty. B# U sur* X T K N A n |^ W . BANK r t r t l f l c a t * N um ber I ing ■ head Injury on a fifth, laid 4JIANTK T t a r nf Imubbc *. Ju n o l i , A. I • tivod by hi* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Coroner James J. Corrigan. n. !(>« ] ' > Martin A. O'Hara of Somerville, A private pediatric nurse for 12 D rscriPtlon of p ro p n r tr i INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. f - Maas.; Third Crawman, William Lot* S a n d 10 of Block T of T ie r 31 years, she often lived in with the Membat FDlC a rntrillng lo K. It. T r a f f n r d ’i Map 1 l a Italic* Swlgonaki, USN, IS, an parents of the children and was of Ban Bird a* r*rord*d In P la t Rook I Aviation Elecironies Mato, 1st not connected with a hospital. I - d a n who Is aurvivad by Ua wlfa Police said the deaths dated r J. FITZSIMMONS Jr., of Sanford, Is shown at left being sworn In following back to IMS. Min Jaspers waa I I t o y ta d to n e ehBdrm. Tbay are an appointment for a commiaalon In the Regular Navy. Aboard the carrier^ UKS taken into custody as the result I *; drtglMlly from XayaoldiviOo, Pa. *aul It. Snelty, Snuadrun CO o f VAII-G la ahown at the right conducting the j sad ftside on RL «, lanford. of the death Thursday of the 11RAYM OND M. B A LL, R EA LTO R tflclal US Nary Photo) NOTICE OF BUIT day-old daughter of Sir. and Mrs. I .b m stlg a tta into tho accident BTATE OF FLORIDA TO! Allen Kapslnow of New Haven, THE 1' V lt b*gvc yesterday by ofBclala Reat Estato Bolts — Ran tala — Investments C H A R LE S U. WOODARD, w hot* Police Chief Frantic V. Mc­ plac* of residence It unknow n r « r i w local Naval lAr Station. OfPresident On Way Dependable Insurance and Bond* Manus quoted her ai saying she A Bworn Com plaint h a v in g b**n I..- Board' bogu probing tat# tho filed a g a i n s t you In t h a C ircuit shook the infant violently because I' vtMkago sad debris immediately C o u r t In and fo r Remlnolu County, To Capitol; Adlai * O. M. Harrlaon, AmocUU Brektr Florida. In Chancery, fo r Divorce, M evtog tho fire and crash. It refused Its formula, t a t h o r t lltln of . a i d action bvlng The Kapsinowa thought their lh I , Mawavar, Admiral Delbert C on­ Continues Tour VERNA WOODARD. Plaintiff, v * * S. D, Kifhlcrmuit AmocUU SaUmtta child had died of natural causes. CIIARLEH O. WOODARD. D*r«ndi ', wdB i f tbs U. S. Navy la WsibBy TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS a n t tlieae p r t t e n l t a r e lo cauau and McManus said iho case devel­ I v to * —, bas erderad an oflfeial q u ir e you lo file y o u r w r itte n d e ­ President EUenhower heads lor ■y MARIAN JONES 201 Park Arc. Booth Ph«M M0 oped after Dr. Sterling Taylor, re I MVy Bosrd of Investigation to inrente*, If any, to th e C om pla int riled Washington today—amid signs his Children of Oviedo schools will herein, and (o aerve a copy thereof acting medical examiner, report­ I t o f t into tho details of the air upon r i a l n l l r i ' t A tto rn e y on o r b e ­ ed the Kaptinow child had suf­ fore II ' e r a * disaster. Csrndr. J. P. StM.a Par- roflster Wednesday Aug. 29, along re-election campaign soon will slip th e Ir d day of September. A. ■- - — •»**--lL into high gear—whllo Adlai Stev­ D . I l i t o th e r w is e a Decree I'm fered head and body Injuries, ap­ W A S H I N G T O N -Commun­ with all of Seminole County’s o n t r a . •> will be e n te red n g e ln t l enson plunged into the second day ist China has Informed the Unit­ parently cauied when *he waa C you and the caueo proceed eg pari*. school*. The buses will !%n on or a 7,ooo-mllc "prccampalgn” ----- DON’T ------ed States Red Chinrse planes ■“picked up and ''taken vio!"ntJy." WITNESS m r band and nfflrU I tbelr regular schedules to pick up trip. Real a t Hanford, Bemlnola County. shot down an aircraft off the Florida, t h l . Jrd d a y of August. Throw Away Your Tire Dollar* B****** Year Urea Ar# Bm##UL children and will make their re­ Even as Elsenhower wound up a Chinn Coast Inst Thursday and IIS* Fox Is Dropped / • / O. P. Herndon four-day golfing vacation at I’cbblc turn trip by noon. The official that apparently there are no sur­ Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 168 W. 2nd Pat O# New Troth R atter Clerk of the c ir c u i t Court Seminole County. Kiorldn fln t day of school win be the day Bach, Calif., yesterday, Stevenson vivors. From Quiz Show Treads T hu Will Give Gaaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And (REAL) told Democrats in Santa Fc, N. M.. Secretary of State Dullrse re­ after Labor Day, Tuesday Sept. 4. that what ho called the “ failure*” llordon V. F r r d e r l r k ported today the Peiping regime NEW YORK 1AV—Sonny Fox, the A ttorney for r i a l n t l f f Save Year Money. This year the Oviedo School | of tho Republican administration contends however, that the plane master of ceremonies who kicked 1* O. Ilox 1SSI 501 North I’a r k Avenue hta • new principal, W. It. DcSha- will bo laid at tho President'* downed was n Chinese Nationalist up a fuss last Juno when he in­ Rnnford. Florid* WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd advertently gave away half an an­ plane. so, of Humbolt, Tenn. Other doorstep this fail, swer on CBS— TV’s “The 164,000 St YEARS IN SANFORD A U.8. Navy Mercator patrol ttachtra of tho school are as fol­ Stevenson and hi* running mate, Challenge" has been dropped from ■a Courl of lha Ctmutr Judge, Estes Kcfauver, rot a shouting temlnol* teaaly. Blat* of Florida. lows: Mrs. E. A. Sexton, the form­ New Mexico welcome yesterday be­ plane, with a 16-man crew, has the quix show. ta I’rnhele. been missing since Thursday— er Ernestine French, will teach fore conferring with Southwest Tokyo time—after repenting It CBS announced yesterday that' tho first grade; Mlsa Dorothy political leaders, llo also made hi* was under attnrlc. U.S. searchers Ralph tSory, a Los Angeles radio Rice, second grade; Mr*. Waller first public adress since accepting have founj wreckage and the body disc Jockey, has been signed to replace Fox starting with next E. Teague, third grade; Mrs. the Democratic presidential nomi­ of one crewman, wjth bullet Sunday night's program. nation. Jsmee Partin ie returning to the wounds. The network gave no reason for school after (ever* I year* abicnre At a news conference, Stevcmon-j ' At a newa conference. Dulles dismissing Fox. He will continue to teach the fourth grade; Mr*. W. was asked il he intcmld to attack said that In nnswer to an Amcrl to do a CBS Sunday noon show H. DeShaio will teach (he fifth Elsenhnwcr personally in the cam ran Injury through the British calcil “Let’s Take a Trip." grade; Mn. J. E. Windham, or palgn. Ho replied “ I hope I shan't Embassy In Peiping, Red China Winter Park, the sixth grade; attack him at all." has conceded only that Chlnecae Legal Notice But he added that Eisenhower air forr* fighter* did shoot dawn by ? tia f Mack N. darsU nd Mn. J. M. Staley, .cvrnth grade; .111 t o feaferd P in Dcpart- and Mias Loia Duddell, seventh a* head of the Republican admini a plane in that general area nhout grade. stration will bo held responsible for thnt time mentioned. M IT II'i: FOII HID* srt. Housing A u thority nf 111* City The eighth grade home roomi “it’* conduct and It* failure, t i l l s s u m , taaiating tha laDulles reported thnt th* note, nf TinHiinfnrd. F lo rid a will rrcMvi* rtiy Officer and his craw of mill- will be taught by L. R. Blanken-, The subject of presidential as he put it, wna entirely negative M'ntnl bid*. In trlpllral*. until 3:00 'rlork p in.. B*plrmh*r *. IS-*, hi T potica, wars tbs Sanford Po- ship of Longwood who replace! htallli wnnn't covered during (lie regarding nn American injury oibnlr nflb**, Cnatl* Rr*w*r Court. >, papsrtmcat beaded by Chief Prof. Richard*; ninth grade home day'* nctiviiics, but in Washington nhout the whereabout* of any sur­ Hanford Florid*, for th* fu rn la h ln r yesterday a Democratic National room will be Uughl by Mrs. Lury of tb* following Item* of eq u ip ­ y Wlfliamt, the Seminole County vivor*. ment. ■tiff and Ua stall of deputies Smith; M1m Kalhlec Walt, or Co- Committee publication said “ there Dulle* said he read a memoran­ i-riiri'i-ula *b*U b* fur delivered* weB ea the Plerida Highway Pa- raotolis, Pa., will learh the loth 1* no doubt that President El*en- dum of the Chinese reply a few la-Hunfurd prtro for a total a f **v* II&I n l r r lr l f . round lyp*. grada home room; and Prof. Paul bower’s health is going to be an hours before the news confcrenec. rwnal ric- fr i >bratcr*. H*«t*r* sh a ll a ll bu Miller will teach tho 12th grade io«ue in the 1956 campaign." Ho said he did not recall preelae- ••'Ullmiid with m a c n ra lu m anode*. I'roporal* shall *,- for aevanly (Tot The publication said Elsenhow­ home roam. ly whether -the ned* ntuek to a I3«l gallon h**l*r* and fir* Ovlodo School Band Director er’* Sept. 21 heart attack wnukl story they previously broadcast (Milnv I ) fo rty MO) gallon h * a t * n with all wilt bo Prof. Michael Fisher and disqualify him to servo even a* by radio that n Chinese Nntlonah " n n - d r l l v e r r d . a t tarn* llm r. Illd-, aball at*u *lnt« prtc* for ■ the *ong director will be Mis* Car­ an Army' officer, and that hi* 1st plane was "damaged" and d*rs irunrnntrad nurc-tm** of I h r abuv*olyn Anderson of Mara Hill, N. C. ileitis attack, for which he under­ then dlsappecarcd toward the sea. null'll filial of i r v r n t y . f l v * (TS) unit* w ithin on* v r n r of d a ta n f prupnaat, Mslatioa, and two Wild Life offi­ Athletic coaches will bo Prof. went surgery June 9, makes him hut d a t l v r r r tn be mad* In lot* Paul Mlkltr for the boys and Mrs. n (tail risk for disability Insurance, cers, Hervlih and Hutehlnson. nf m nnd Cl nuon r*nu«*l of A utho­ i Hagrrty told newemen nt Pebble r i ty d u r in g raid yrnr. James Partin for the girls. Mrs. Three school busts will pick up Illd iln* rlmll mihmlt proposals In children in various sections of tho Douglas Arle will continue as sec­ Beach yesterday that Elsenhower's Social Security a n 'o r d a n r * with III* fo r r a n l n g for doctors now feel his convalescence county tomorrow to bring In to retary to the principal. both I Into niil and A l l r r n a l * a* fol­ Rep. Will Visit low*: •aaford and tho Jayeees Plating Lunch Room supervisor* will be from surgery is at an end. 'DANE HID: l l r a t r r * furnished u n ­ f’rs. Blanche Partin assisted by d e r l l u r Hid ahall Rodeo. Here Next Month have aln n r-lliiid leak* Everything for tha children will Mn. Francis Cartlego and Mn. a n d *hall t a r r y a A representative of the Social Tam pa Officials bw free tomorrow oa they take W. G. Weitmon. tw e n ty i c m y e a r imSecurity Administration District c onditional war runty. • a rt In the Jaycee fishing avent funit* tint Office In Orlando will be at the ALTERNATE: ! l m l * r * Are Concerned Provident Spear of the local Jay. un d e r Alters*!* *hall —, ,L«*' Chamber of Commerce Building In li a v • glaaa-l I n r i l Christian Church lan k * a n d ahall c a rry Sanford or. Friday, SepL 7, Friday, About Explosives a ten <I0 | y e a r u n ­ Sept, i t and Friday, Sept. 21, conditional w a r r a n ty . Pastor To Observe TAMPA «v—Tampa officials are between tho hours of 0'30 a. m. CLARENCE L. RKPD1NQ getting concerned about the quan­ arid nuon. BIG, I ’llAIRMAN tities of explosives t r u c k e d l l i i r n i . s u AUTHORITY OF 1st Anniversary This service I* made available T H E CITY U F HANFORD, through Cm city on the way tn be­ NEW The Rav. Perry L. Stone will vb« to those who wish to apply for FLORIDA serve hi* first anniversary a* pas­ ing loaded on ships here. Old-Age and Survivor* Insurance F lr tltlo a * SI an** , tor of the First Christian Church County Commissioner Nick Nuc- benefits, social aeeurlty account NOTICE IM HK1IKUY UIVEN th at rlo hss asked that measure* be number*, or obtain Information I a m a n g a g s d la bu*la**a a t 170* next Sundsy. F r a n c h Av*. under th* fletltlou, • Big Allowance On Your C a r The Rev. Stone, Just relumed taken to stop lt. Port Manager of Ideal Niuaery and t h a t | to, 17-62, 1:18; North oc 17-62 to from hla vacation, aald that next Jack Fitzgerald said lie would like about the Social 6ccurlty program. uam* Inland lo r*glat*r *aid name with Enoch and n th , 1:00; Eaat on 8undxy will also mark hla 31*t an­ to see an isolated part of the Ih* Cl*rk of th* Circuit Court. B*m. • Rock - Bottom Price On A *56 Dodge Mth to Mellonvilla, 2:10; North niversary of ordination and the waterfront used for the loading so Tho employe* and their faml Innl* County. Florida, la accordance Ilea dependent for Income on the w ith lb* provision nf Ih* Flcllllou* Ml MoOonville to Celery, 1:10; Sled anniversary of hla fln t ser­ that the trucks would not have Nam* Htalul*. to .w lti Hnctlon l l l t l nation'* railroads and their auxl North an Melloavilla to P in t St., mon. to go through highly populated liary companies total* 3,600,000. F lo r id a B t a t u l t a U J IW . C. Hut* J r . • Special Low * Finance Rate Terms SiU i West on P in t to Port Mellon Thors have been 46 new mem- area a. Feifc, 2:80. b en added to the church since Cmdr. William T. Corflcld, head Have Been Arranged For. Bus No. Twot Lsavt Wilton lest year, said tho Rev. Slone. of the Coast Guard inspection unit School at 1>4S p. m.; South to Pahere, said Tampa la tho center of * JA Y C EES FIS H IN G ola Conor, 1:88; R u t on 20th to FLORIDA CITRUS TO HAVE dynamite shipments to mines and • Low Down Payment Easy Monthly Terms. Perk A rt., »:U; North on Park GREATER FOREIGN MARKET oil fieldi or South America. to P in t St, t:H ; Arrive Pert Mel- CAMP McQUARRIE (It — Over RODEO BUS SC H ED U LE Reasons for this am Tampa's len P u t . 1:10. seat sales of Florida citrus will geographical position and tho fact Rua No. Thro*; Leave Lake top four million boxes next sea- It does not place a limit on tho M ount Poet Office a t 1:48 p. m.| eon, Martin Hearn, Florida Citrus quantity of explosives that can lie AUGUST 29th AT West tn Wilson Conor by Oranga Mutual export coordinator, told taken through the city a t one Bird, Leave Wilson Conor 2:N; the Citrui Growers Institute yca- time. LAKE CAROLA IN Bast on 44 to Monro# Conor, ItU ; toitiay. Mobile and New Orleans have 'ifeast an F ln t S tm t to French For an even greater foreign 10-ton limits, he tald, and all oth­ FORT MELLON PARK Av» , > :» ; R u t on P in t S t to market in the future, he called er Gulf porta have soma limit. for Intensified effects at governDUS NO. 1 and congressional levels to Accidents on farms coat the abtoln further worldwide impart American people about one and I*. M. ) nlaxatlon on Florida products. lone half billion dollars annually. It4 5 Lcavi Plntcm t School ftt I t 55 West on 27!h to 17-92 SANEPF Communist China Reports Shooting Down Aircraft Oviedo Children Register Aug. 29 Tomorrow See it today J TH E BIG N EW S IS TH E '5 6 D O D G E D E A L ! fir See Us Today! Discover The Difference In DODGE! North on 17-92 to Franck ft 25th 2:00 Kant on 25tn to Mcllonvlllo 2:10 North on MoUonvUlt to Cclciy 2:20 Norik on MettonviU# tn F ln t 81. 2:25 Weal on First to Fort Motion Park 2:30 BUS NO. 2 P. M. Iroavo Wilson Sckool at 1:45 South on Paolo corner 1:55 2:15 Eoai on 20tk to Park Av#. 2:25 North on Pork to Firat 8t. 2:30 Arrlvo Fort Mellon Park d o n 't j u s t a s k f o r . bou rbon Your Present C a r Will Never Be Worth „ More Than It Is Right Now! This Is Your Opportunity To Save - $ $ SEM INOLE COUNTY M OTORS l YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE — PLYMOUTH DEALER * 519 E. F lnt Btrect .SANFORD Pkoae 1011 ” •* EflSr.-. ' • I O s * - •/ - v■ •u >"'.i' • . *■v.'&rwcf * : * c ., 9 ■ " �1 1 «a»i -){ GtlfB VOULME XLV1II EetabUehed IM S Lake Carola Well Stocked for Jaycee Fishing Rodeo SJrralib AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29, 1956 U. S. W ill Support Canal Plan If Year Herald b Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Cell 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery Ai»ocl*ted Preen Leued Wire No. 172 Death Claims 5th Victim Of Services Disaster WASHINGTON IR — President Elsenhower today dcclind firm •w Literally thousands of fish, U. S. support of the Western plan swimming complacently around for settlement of the Sum Lanai Lake Carola, were waiting on crisis and urged it* backlog by Seminole County children this afevery country which believes In tsrnoon as th« Seventh Annual “ international Justice and concil­ Jaycee Fishing Rodeo got under iation.” way shortly after 2:30. The President expressed pleas­ With an unprecedented 000 boys ure at Egyptian President Nas­ and girls 14 yean old and young­ ser's decision to meet with a fiveer expected to taka part In the nation committee and to hear the fishing contest, everything was in readiness as bus loads of child­ NEW YORK IB—The FBI today proposal for International control ren wer« brought into Sanford held racketeer Johnny Dio and of the Sues waterway. Death toll of tnc Monday noon Elsenhower’s statement, Issued for the event. bomber crash tn Sanford when three other hoodlums as plotters after a long conference between an AJ-1 Savage bomber plumrtlrd Chairman Jack Bewell was on of the add blinding of Victor the President and Secretary of SIOUX CITY, Iowa -A d lal E. into two homes on Orange Ave. hand to greet the hug* contin­ Riesel, labor columnist. ruse to five late yesterday after­ Stevenson raid today after his ar­ gent of boys and girls assisted by Ibelr motive waa to Intimidate State Dulles, was read to news­ men by Dulles. noon. at least SO Jaycee members. rival here for a conference with Riestl from testifying on labor Mr*. Lloyd F. Lowe Jr., 28, died Democratic leaden from seven Each hoy and girl reporting to racketeering before a federal Before he began reading. White at Seminole Memorial Hospital Lake Carola In Fort Mellon Park grand Jury, said U. 8. Atty. Paul House press secretary Jatnca C. Midwestern states that only the from burn* and shock received Democratic party is concerned was registered for the fishing W. Williams. Eagerly said the President had competition and then divided Into Williams said a "punk"-Abra­ asked him to express publicly his JEM.SE LODGE BEING -presented a nlacquo by Exalted Ruler Roy wiu'ii »hc and hrr husband and two with how th* farmer Is getting age groups for the purpose of ham Telvl—was hired for 9500 to appreciation to Dulles for "the D. Green, for 10 year* perfect attendance at Elk* Lodge meeting*. children were btastrd from their along. Lodge is n Past Kxnllcd Ruler of the Sanford lodge and wa* Initi­ homo by the explosion resulting The Democratic presidential •‘BED" BARBER ADDRESS-.. awarding prises for the various hurl tha acid sod was slain after fine and wonderful Job" Dulles did ated on Aug. 28, 1040. The presentation wna made on Aug. 23, from the plane’s gasoline. classifications, at the 23-nation London confer­ candidate and Sen. Estes Ke1NG tha convention of Stole 1950. demanding 150,000 for the Job. Tho three crew member* and o m Iniuronce Companies at Sid RiChard of ths City of San "When Telvl first was approach ence. thrcc-ycar-old Marilyn Sue Lowe fnuver, hla running mate, reached i« Statlcr Hotel In New York. ford's supervisory staff, was oi ed and got the Job to throw the The presidential statement as­ were killed instantly at the scene here in the early morning after hand thla morning putting u| add he thought It was a man serted Eisenhower's belief that It ★ ★ ★ of the crash. The small child waa a 2,700-mlls flight that started at stakes for a wire barrier over named 'Marshall' and that U was was of "great significance" that found in one corner of the front Santa Fe, N. M. and included a political foray Into the Pacific which children would throw their only a husband and wife Job, and 1! of th# 23 countries which at­ porch In the Lowe home at 3494 Northwest. lints and hooks. worth only 9500," Williams told tended the London conference bad Orange Ave. agreed upon the conditions con RiChard said this morning, “If newsmen. Lloyd F. Lowe Jr. 30, and hla aon Stevenson, in a statement Is­ "When Gondolfo Mlranii, one of tslned in the Weatrrn plan. The there are 000 boys and girls UkDavid, 0. are reported thla morning sued after hla arrival, atarted ing part in tha Fishing Rodeo the accused conspirators, fingered countries represent 05 per cent of A fund, started yesterday by*— In "poor condition" at Seminole right In to woo farm votes, "Historically," ha said, “th# Flesel, Tslvl Mien knew who the Shipping traffic through (he Suez, Sanford citizen*, for the families Memorial Hospital. then will be 000 fM» caught.’ In ths meantime, an official American farmer has gotten Into affected In Monday's Sanford plane He pointed to the heavy schools victim was. Re then went back he said. Navy Board of Inveatlgatlon haa trouble when the Republicans The proposed conditions, Elsen­ crash disaster has begun to grow of fish circling the lake waiting and asked for mors money been ordered by Admiral Delbert were In the White House. And ho for the more than 3,000 worm* "Telvl waa Just a punk and hower went on, are "indispensable accotvllng to Willis Peacock, viceCornwell of the U. S. Navy with haa prospered under Democratic some of 19m co-conspirators said to give confidence that this water­ president of the Florida State that a n to be provided for the Mr. and Mri. Irvin Pryor have Comdr, J. F. Parker of tho Heavy leadership. Bank, who is receiving contribu­ wayInternationalized by t h s tha Job was worth 950,000 and they returned to Sanford following a hook* of the youthful fisherman. said TWvl had been used. Then treaty of IBM will be operatrd so tions from generous neighbors Attack Wing On* ataff appointed “Our parts has always been the MWe have both b u s and bream month-long vacation during which aa senior member of the board party and the only party that la Telvl sent word beck to Dio, and as dependably to serve h i ap­ throughout the city. by the hundreds," RiChard nald, U se they attended the convention consisting of three officers and one concerned about how the farmer Dio did give him more, p u r p o s e , Elsenhower- Alrrady check* have begun to of R ate Farm Iniunnee Com- "and they're not all little flan TVIvl we* originally slated to pointed I* getting along, Our party la the legal advisor. said. (low In to relieve the suffering ile*. held at tne Hotel Etatler either. Comdr. L. B. Libby, Commanding party that la concerned about tho f*t 9500 but Johnny Dio sent him among the members of the families New York. "There will be a lot of fun this 51,500 in all, but some of it stuck By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS Officer of VA11-7, attached to fannar’a plight today." affected. On Aug, 10, raid Irvin Pryor, afternoon," he said, “when tom# to the hands of some of the eoCASSELBERRY - Tlrat Lt. Joe Heavy Wing One at the Sanford Stevenson said that for evary 94 Two families lost their home* Rad Barber, Radio and TV an­ youngster get* hold of on# a* conaplrators who were *> deliver F. Mattocks, after a two-year tour Naval Air Station, has called for tha farmer got In 1952, ho la completely with everything being those four-pounders in Lake Car­ nouncer, a1<lr*saed the convention the money." destroyed — clothing, furniture, of military duty In Germany with all eye witness statements from getting less than 93 today; tha oa “At A Man Thlnktth." Bar­ ole.” Rles«] was blinded April 5 when food and personal belongings noth­ the 2nd Armored Dlv., 48th Arm­ anyone who saw the ptane prior farmer* there of tha housowifa’a Lake Carola has been stocked ■dd was tossed la Us face outber, originally from Sanford, talking was saved from either of ths ored Medical Battalion returned to ila crash last Monday at noen. food dollar haa dropped from 47 Comdr. Llbby'a duty officer may rants In 1958 to 98 cents this year ad at length with Pryor, following over end over again, according aid* a Broadway restaurant. Telvl homes directly hit by the flaming home a few days ago. to the City Superintendent, with waa found shot to d*ath July 29 In the addreei, about Sanford. Lt. Mattocks, aon of Mrs Arth be reached by calling Sanford 1920 and farm mortgage debt rose 2.4 ORLANDO Ut — M-Sgt. Samuel blasts. billion doltara between 1952 and Hie tame day at a luncheon for most of these "Utile fellowe rab an East Side street. dr Johnson, was rommlaal red at Extension 322. One family has lost two of its B. Wilson Jr., shot to death his Rlmultencoua with the order lor 1955. 100 of the ladle* attending the »cd right hen In tl»e Uk*OAFB in Juno of 1M4 after gradu attractive 31-year-old wife Blan­ members — the mother and young sting from tha l) of F, and receiv­ tho Board ol inveatlgatlon, the Ml “ And wa know too, that when iventlon Mr*. Pryor offered the lee cream and cold drink* will che as their-son looked on last ihrec-) ear-old daughter. ami office of the Federal Bureau tha farmer gees broke tho rest ot be available for all of the young- Mopping, Plotting ocatlOn. ing throe months training, with a »*ght hat it appeared to have been Needs in both Instances can ba of Investigation dlrncted.tba.lMal tho country is going to be fat Following the convention, Mr. ■tars purtUtgttog I* ^ (J M * * * “Purely an accident," Sheriff tremendous. as (bay attempt to medical company at Brook* Gen FBI reprwaeatotlvo to assist In th* troublo too,” StevonSoa said. Fishing Rodeo t r i l l Prt»* for •ral Hospital, at FtBam' Hous­ Hurricane Will end Mr*. Pryor left for Salisbury, revive their home*. Dave Starr Mid. inveatlgatlon ami operate Sen. Humphrey D-Mlnn and ton, Tex. Mattocks la a graduate claim* Md., where they participated ia tha various categories of with local Navy authorities. Checks from friends and gener­ of Uta riteriff quoted the aon Sam Orville Freeman of Minne­ largest fish caught", "the first Be Told To Jaycees lid Wilson V. 13, as saying his ous citizens may he made payable the Winter Park High School, Comdr. J. R. Wilton of the San­ Gov, a family reunion banquet in th# sota ware listed aa cochatraea The Seminole County Junior parents irgucd at the kitchen to the Florida Sae Bank marked a member of Alpha Tau Araega ford Naval Air Station ataff la of the conference at which Steven­ Ocean Room of Johnny and Sam­ fish caught", end other*. my'* Restaurant. They were both Three buses, arranged by the Chamber of Commerce members table about their respective fami­ for the plane disaster victims at the U of F. where be wa* a presently taking information con­ son said he and Kefauver wanted rcsldtnt* of Salisbury before com* Jeyceee with the coopentlon of will team more sb-.ut the lasld* lies and finally his mother told fund. The contributions can be member of the nOTC for four cerning claims for damages to pro­ to get suggestions on what thev workings o ' a hurricane at their his father “go get a gun and I'll mailed or taken by the Florida yean, lag to Florida In IMS. • the Seminole County perty resulting from the air crash should do to help the farmer Pryor waa among the top M Board, will bring youngsters to noon luncheon mealing tomorrow shoot you." State Bank or left at The Sanford After receiving hi* order* I.L tragedy. “when wo get to Washington next Mattocks left by plane on June The first meeting of the Navy Jalfuary." ageeta at the convention in New to Sanford from tha outlying at Jim Spencer's Restaurant. Herald office. The boy said Wilson went to 3, 1953 for assignment at Mains Board of Investigation waa held fo rk of Uie State Farm Insurance i n « ! AUo Invited to this after­ Comrtt H. C. Colee, Executive and Baumholder, Germany. He thla morning at the local Navy air Companies covering all of the noon's Jayne Fishing J J Officer at the Sanford Naval Air a bedroom and came out carrying th# chlldnn from the Methodist Station and Lt, (Jg) J. A. Alli­ a .34 caliber pistol which he was wax made commander of Co C, a base, Southern itatee. Children’* Home at Enterpriee a d son, station Aerologist will tell the attempting to unload. The boy Tonight's Youth command he held throughout his A memorial service wa* held at Jaycees about the plotting and Mid he heard at least one bullet Week Debate Will assignment. the Sanford Naval AJr Station cha­ from Lutheran Haven 1" hit th* floor, SU it said five bul­ George Andrew Speer, p n tl mapping of the huineane* that According tu Dell on Wheels’ pel (hi* afternoon at 1 o’clock for Police Searching let* were found on the floor. dent of the Seminole County Jun­ occur in the Atlantic Ocean. official public# lion of the 2nd Ar­ the three crew members who lost Back in the kitchen. Wilson Start A t 7 o'clock The Jaycee Journal. In its Aug. their lives In the Monday crash. ior Chamber of For Silver Dollar "Maybe they are—and maybe mored Division, Co. C, 41tn AMB Tin) sic: Lt. Cumdr. Oznl Donald cited over th# turnout of young- 28 edition, said "it Is an asset to pointed the gun at her head and they aren’t " became the first company in tho t u n for today’* fishing ( rodso, Floridians to have men qualified pulled the trigger, the boy si id. That I* the queitlon to be derid­ Medical Battalion to complete Hall, USN; Lt. (Jg) Gerald Mi­ Valued A t $10,000 said “W# hop* that today’s Jay- to find these storms and measure She collapsed into Wilson's arm*. ed by Ihe Youth Acllvltle* Week company testa in exams concluded chael O’Hara. USNR; and Third WASHINGTON f/P )-A n 1804 Crewman William llallrntlne Swigc«'Fishing Rodeo wMIb* «*• *rig- their strength so the peopl# know Slarr salt! Wilson told a story panel at the First Methodist on June 20, this year. hrer dollar, valued by IU owner onskl, USN. The Joint memorial what they will be protecting them­ identical-to the boy's. He quoted Church tonlgnt at 7 o’clock. FOREST PARK, Pa., <fl - AFL( 10,000, was the object of a gest and beet ever »t*l*d b> Company tests, conducted by the sergeant, s career Air Force service waa conducted by Chaplain CIO leaders, having decided to selves against." nolo County." Discussion leaders arc: Mrs. Jim police K i r c h today. Hq CCC, Included a night occupa­ man, at tsylng, "She was the best Charlrs L. Arnold, of the Sanford cast their lot with the Democrats On hand to Judge the «*h Mr*. George D. Taylor told po­ woman in the world. I should bo LeonaAl, Woodrow Cash, Mr, and tion of a bivouac nrea, strafing Naval Air Station ataff assisted by In the coming election, turned to­ caught fnm Lake Canla and at Mrs. James Bozenl, Glen McCall, lice yesterday the coin was miss­ by jets of Uie march convoys, ami dead." Miss Ann Davis, Miss Marcia Loe- simulated ga« attacks by aircraft tho Rev. Phillip Schtesimami of day to planning how they can help ing upon her return home from a the weighing station* to weigh Funeral Services Wilson was turned over to au­ chelt, Barry SI. John, and Gene The publication atated that, on the Lutheran Church of The Re­ dbfrat President Elsenhower. and measun each eaUh were: vacation at Portsmouth, Va. deemer and Father Joseph Lyons The powerful AFL-CIO Execu­ thorities at Plnecsstle AJr Force Kronjaegcr. Also missing, she said, were John Melsch, Seminole County For Mrs. L. Lowe, thro- occasions Lt. Mattocks waa Base In "technical custody" to The discussions will start prompt­ given purposily-mlsloadin/ me* of All Soul* Catholic Church, both tive Council wound up a long, tim e other ellver dollars minted Commieeloner and president of be held until the Investigation Is ly at 7 o'clock. Young people and sages. Alertness In deciphering of Sanford. fifth* MO* and about 95 in old the Seminole Sportsmen’* Assoc Child Tomorrow closed door argument by voting to adults are Invited to attend. recommend formal support for tho g ld d ii, latkm, Porter Lansing, pastFuneral services for Mrs. Lloyd completed. them wa* credited to the com­ Mre. Taylor said the coin was president of th* Reminds Coun­ J. Lows Jr., M, and her daughter Democratic ticket of Adlai Steven­ pany'* score. Local CofC Is ■Mtofo her by her parenU. She said ty Sportsmen’s Association; and Marilyn Sue, I, will be held toson and Sen. Rites Kefauver of For excellence In athletic event* *Ws believed U had been In her Wildlife Officer# HervUh and morrow afternoon at 3:30 p. m. at and other company testa, Lt Mat­ Changing 'Houses Tennessee against Elsenhower family’s possession since It waa Hutchinson. and Vice President Nixon Brit son Funeral Home tocks accepted a company trophy minted. For Rent' Policy The decision wa* reached late Mrs. Lowe died yesterday .after­ from Lt. Col. Floyd Egger, Bn CO. A Wash (ngton coin expert said noon at 3:51 p. m. at Seminole Lt. Mattocki returned by plane The Seminole Chamber of Com yesterday with some mLgtrlngi. tath 1904 dollar, minted In Phila­ Memorial Hospital from Injuries and when on leave he visited mrrrn i* changing its policy In Some council member* felt their delphia, waa on# of only about Lomorca To Enter rseelvrd ia the plane crash which France, Italy, Austria and Spain. the listing of "house* for rent" 15 million member labor organi­ fia t known to exist, destroyed her home Monday at Being able to apeak the German which they keep for tha benefit sation would be iGckirx It* neck Insanity Plea language made hla assignment of Navy )trammel and their fam­ out and cutting itself off from any ? ------------MINEOLA. N. Y.. 1* - A iswjmr chance for favor* from the Repub­ wps born Oct. t3. 1824 and more pleasant, more so than any ilies coming tu Sanford, for Angelo John U m srea the Wother foreign assignment, Mat­ Mrs. Camilla Bruce said yester­ lican party. year-old mechanic charged with had Uvod all of’her life in San­ day that their filca on homes But the council, reportedly tocks said. kidnaping little Peter Weinberger, ford, She made her home i t 2404 available for rent have been against the advice of AFL-CIO says his client will plasd tartpa* Orange Ave. A psychology major at the U of up tn data with house* President George Meany. voted rsry Insanity “caused by his dia­ Mrs. Low* was a member of F, Lt. Mattock* expect* to return brought and apartments listed with them 14-4 to make an endorsement and Central Baptist Chur.-h of Sanford. - - Frank Aktourg (Sanfonl) pers lion over debts." there for his Masters after which eliminated If they had not been then c u t that endorsement hv a .IZ: Uvada Brwr* (Sanford) The attorney, David Msrkowitt Survivors Include her husband, be will work for a PH. D., in psy listed during the month of Aug 17-6 count to the Democrat* Mildred «»•* <Hanford 1 held a news conference l» Naw Lloyd J. Low* Jr., nuw In Seraichology. u»t. The AFL-CIO leader* today . Beatrice L. Green 'Sanford) York City yesterday with Mrs. nolo Memorial Hospital; one son, Mrs. Brure said that each month called ■ meeting of their political Umarca and the prisoner’s par­ LJoyd David Lowe, also h li-e lo­ cal hospital; her mother, Mrs. the list would l)« gleaned of all operating arm. the Committee on Mrs. Corfu* Duv»l *nd baby ent* and other relative* Rossetters Observe but current listing*. Political Education to discus* (Sanfwrd) Meanwhile, Peter's mother Mrs. Della Hardy, Sanford: thro* ala"If you are listing an apart­ plans for marshaling votes for the B e t t y Weinberger, Identified tan . Mrs. E. O. Keith and Mrs. Mr*. Ella Mae Montgomery Fortieth Wedding ment or house for rent with th* Democratlr Stevenson • Kefauver scrips of -clothing found with the CTiarlas D. Hayes, both of San_ and baby OUnlurdt Chamber of Commerce," said Mr*. combination and for labor-endors­ f * - ! *’id U n *• ^ Bradley, deai! baby's remains. ' Mr*. Lola Taylor and baby Anniversary Today Bruce, "It must I l i s t e d each ed candidates lor Congress and (Sanford) Mrs. Weinberger was duo to ap­ JJoekfard, III.; oo* brother. Henry Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Rosselter month to keep theyrard current. key stale tfflcea. Anns* l» pear before a grand Jury b a n to- Hardy Jr„ Sanford; two nieces, are celebrating their 40th wedding dsy. The Jury will ha asked to In­ aaven nephews; father sml moth­ No formal eiKurrcmcnl....... tho Mn. Thelma WIBlalu* (Sanford) dict LaMarea on kidnaping sad er-in-law, Mr .and Mr*. L. J. anniversary today and receiving Ladies- A re Invited congressional and state race* first-degree murder charges. Boaall* Wright (Titusville) *ad *“ *■ grandmother, the congratulation* from many wr*r* to be announced, but the Plav Softboll Wayne Edwin Johnson (Sanford) Police say LaMsrca has con­ **[!• Si *T Hardy, Sanford. friend* In Sanford and Seminole To union leaders planned to go over Udles will be playing softball Doodle Rabun (U k* Mvtirue) fessed stealing tha 32-day old In­ the records of rival candidate County. In Fort Mellon Park on Monday Crawal Baptist Church will offant and abandoning him at PlataCharlie Mae Lawnmra Mr. and Mr*. Ko*setter were and Saturday nights if enough en­ and lay Ihe basis for nicking and (Benson Junction) view. N. Y.. not far from tha Lamarried In Commerce, Ga on thusiasts respond to a cell tot choosing among contender- In • • Dolores Wilson rSaaftrd) major contests. Marts home. Aug. 39, 1919, and came directly those Interested U> turn f*T the The kidnaper left a note de­ u* Birth, to Sanford to make their home on twice weekly events f. w* manding tf .000 ransom but was Baby Boy Bract Cetery Ave They have lived here The Mw* will begla play on frightened away and didn't col­ MAS * * * * J® ****** FBHIY • Baby Girl Wilson aver since. Monday and Saturn** night* at FLY * n ^ P IH H T •V lect. Baby Girt WiUiama Roasetter,’ a former celery 7!30 p. m _______ _ V e n f/iP ' TAMPA UR—Edward Johnson Visit inf Mean grower, ia a florist having entered Thera Is no age limit according I muM stand trial on charge, he r i^ g , tkreaeh n > n z . . medical MISSIONARY DUS Private Rooms—It a.m. to I pm 'E g ? J J E S that business about 30 year* ago. to tb-ao who ate attempting to \mlth ieml-PrlvaU Rooaaa-d P-m. to 4 ST. PETERSBURG (It—Dr. Oli­ * * *• V h m « Msdltemnesa They have five children: Mrs. form teams, "Anyone from 14 up, • „ .! * * Hreadrr-hn.re., ver r . Avlson, M. plooser medical (rah fly raadklack with four lam' km .; t pm. to 9 pm . Nancy Norman, Washington. D. they say ara weleoin j to pla» with mUsloGsry who fouodsd schools la FedUtrlcs - i t em . to 9 *°* U*<*l>> M U 7<C.; A. K. Bo*setter J r , North ut. Ha was ordered held for trial Korea, died yesterday. (Parents and/or grandp Navy wives a n invited to taka Caldwell. N. J.; Fred N. Roasetter In Criminal Court after -fruit fly S t Petersburg acquaintance* only) ■DDmONAl LOCAL SBW* credited him with winning Presi­ Inspector* testified JelNuen drove MB. AND MBS. A. K. ROUS ETTAS catabrate their 40th wedding of New York City; HarrltUe Hkks part. Ladle* Intel cited art re­ Qhatetrios- .According to quested to call Minerva draith at of Hlgktowu, N. J.; and Sara 99 mllea out of the way to avoid ON FADE 9 UWT dent Syngmin Rbae to Cariotlaal*an!v*r**ry today. They w en married on August 29, 1916 and f t mode tier add no riaiters Maurar of Norwich, giving up the lemeer 199-W. Immediately U Sanford to make their ' deeding of babtae. tjrI FBI Holds Dio, 3 Others As Plotters Of Riesel Blinding Are Held For Crew 5 Pryors Attend Company Confab; R. Barber Speaks 1 i! ■ ijI t Jj Adlai Says Only Demos Concerned About Farmers Folks Show As Fund Increases Lf. Mattocks Back From 2-Year Tour Of Duty In Germany r Airman Kills Wife As Son Looks On « Of AFL-CIO Leaders Discussing Plans To Help Defeat Ike « ■Hospital Notes (Mpvv — A. . 11 �■ . THE SANFORD HERALD ' i | t 2, Wad. Auf. 29.1956 M U PUT AH “ fNO TO TMElR THB* IT H, K M ORlfjHE >, THitVING * o rr-a e v e e ir clearness' WPPEN UNPt* THE WAIER? K — SHIPS Legal Notice-, ANN JU DICIAL Cl BCD IT. IN AND PON BKMINOLK COUNTS) KI.OBIDA. PAUL I1HIMIAKN and UAUUK IIKltllAN.S', Ilia wife. P U ln tllti ANNA I t C A N m U a UafVnJaat*. H U T TON Q U . r T T ITL E HTATK OK KLOIIIDA In ANNA II. CAMPUK.LU II • »»». h r r “ "•‘■ • T " ■pout*. If m airlad. t a d If dead th# raapartlv* unknown hair#, da»lw »a Dgatara. and crania** of Hi* “ Id Anna II. Campbell, a n d all pa rile , claim Inc mtareata by, t h r o k a lk UBder nr a c a ln i l III* **ld Anna II. Camp* ball and all parti** claim ing any • aiat*. r lc b t. t in * or In lc r r a l la or llan upon lb* r*al prope rly herein described. n r a n y p a r t thereof, all of whoea ratldaneaa a r a unknown. UOW.PB -JT 8O 0N M A K U P TO v « l TO MAKE TOP 0 » rwoua* No»se *o THAT TM' BUSS WU rifU THERtl WfLLS G E E , B O B B Y / *— <1 DATING YOU N A K E 5 M e T EE L U K E , YOU5 SIT T E R . m 1 MEASJ,Yi?uCE ■ S O YOUNG TV« HOSPITAL X 6AVO HE'U. • RJLL OP \ STOP EIYINQ ouys HURT IN I BAGOEO IP CAR6 S P E i O t f i a J ONE MCSB MOMS O N r - 'M A N IS IN A M t K A N D 6 . l l CAB Wtt£CK /A R E ^ SURE •)OU WOULDN’T - rather GO our 7 VtKJ'VE ALWAYS 41 B E E N MY I D E A L ; THANKS.'/! WITH A G I R L v \v o u 0 OWN AGE? 1 JUST HOW O D i f sHAPPEN? HAD AM ACCIDENT WITH THE J , rvE o j l v G O T A L E A R N E R 'S \ p e a M ir-" -1 c a n t ) D R I V E W ITHOUT AN ^ "-T— t O L D E R P E R S O N IN THE C A R X c b e s id c s UV o U * A H K I1KUKBT NOTIKIKD Unit a ault lo i|iil«l till# haa been b r o u a b t In t h a C ircuit Cuurl In and (or Ramlnola . County, Klorlda. ■a a l n i t you a n d each of you claim ing a n y »»tat*. r ta b t, title or Intaratl In o r llan upon tha followIng-dtx-rlhad rani p r o p r r i y s i t u a t e la s*relnnla County. Klorlda. In.w ll: All th a t p a r t of th a Houlhaaat Q u a r t e r IMK'i) of III* N orthw ait Q u a rte r ( K W U I of paction I*. Towaahlp SI Roulh. l u n g * to Wait. which ll*a North of th# TnltowInR-dcacrlliad line. Ii *r I* f o u r hundred fitly lea l Norlh l a g hundred ninety, iwo and fifty-five i m a - h u n d r a d lh i f e l t K t l t . l I t U North or tha amttliaaal c o r n a r nf lit* *ald fleuthaaat Q u a r te r nf t h a N o r t h m a n Q ua r. tart and you a r a hereby re q u ire d to flla with tha Clerk nf th* tald Circuit Court a t (lie Court lln uae In flanford. Klorlda. personally ur by ynqr a ttorney, y o u r anaw a r n r o t h e r writ* tan dafanaea. If any a n d to aarva a copy th ara o t upon th* Plain tiff*’ a tto r n e y whoa# n a m e (■ W ahbar B. It* In* •, 1*1 P a r k Avenue, flsulh. W in te r, P a r k , not l a t e r th a n Ih* 11th ii»V nf Reptemher. t i l l , therein nailing tin th e e«tale, rlRht. till* or Inter**! In nr lU n upon tli* ahnva. described p ro p e rty r l a l i n td by you; and ahnula vnu rail to do an da* era* pro c o n f u t e will b* a n tt r a d aavlnat you P WITNI1RR my hand and th* aeal nr tald Court, a t Hanford. Klorlda. rir»* . O fP T H N A S IA S E V _ _ * BACK O N r— V. MC! J JEEPf J PAGE PURE CONCORD GRAPE JE LLY IN I H U f C K H T . N *. OOB* GRADE A QUICK FROZEN DRESSED A DRAWN TURKEYS BROILER SIZE HEN T U R K EY S FU. or Ga. Grade A 1) & D Whole SUPER RIGHT or SWIFT PREMIUM Iceberg Lettuce SetdleM Bartlett ai m h iu ii, Pears aw a a u run ■KMI.NOI.K C O U N T * . K L t ll l l U A . IN C I I A N t K H V NO. * V I THAfT AAOSO jrro IS ORlVlN' AM SUIT TU UUIKT TITLK OM.WBLL . . . r r ' * NICK T O WAVS CCAVANY 1 T nutsi r—T7- NUTICH UK R l IT I.KHI.IK T. 1111VAN, 1’lalntlff. AMANDA I . BEAVKR. at al.. Defendants HTATK OK KI*OItlDA t o KLUVD HJOIIMJM a n d KHTliUlt UJOllLOM hla Wife, whoa* realdenc* la Poll tv aak q , u erm d Hi*C Earkked /w r GV/iry/ i'-*Q\r« H-RA^J, Quick v c g c t i b l e : d r a i n c a n n e d aniall u h i t c o nloiu a n d h e a t in a r h e d d a r c h c c so * a u r a , Sprinkle w ith p a p r ik a a f t e r tu r n in g into a erving d lih . Legal Notice IN T il l : r n i l ' l IT COI III' (IK TIIK NINTH J t IIIIT 4 I. ( IU U IP OK T H U » T t rH (IK K l.llH IIlA , IN AM I Kllll ■IIWIWH.K U l l ' k T t IN IHANIKUI WAl.THIt II Ml'I.t.INKII and KM. ZAIIUTH Ml'I.t.INKII, 1,1* wife. I'lalnllff*. Vi. JKNNIK C, MAI.TU.V et wl, HUlT TO Q t l l l T TITLIl iT ia nertv No * ; | | M i r i l 'H TU IIK.KK.NII TOl JKNNIK C. HAI-TO.N and . RAI-TON, he r hutband: iJOHDiiN j o a i ; i - i t H.ti.TiiN and ............... MALTON, bla wife; ItliWKMA I.II.I,I AN R.tl-TOV nnd he r tin* •THOSE THINGS CALLED DEAR ARE. WHEN JUSTLY ESTIMATED, TI1E CHEAPEST" Italy ItmM Hirer . . critpy, crunchy I t l i t r u e t h a t t h e coat o f aomo individual t ir e a r r liitio n t i t K r e n te r t h a n it u a r d l o be. I t i i iiltu « n l a t i a t i r a i f a c t t h a t you a r r *|i«nding a laaa p c r ic n taejr o f y o u r incom e f o r modicine* t h a n y o u uaed to. T h e mllIlona o f dollar* b e ­ in g s p e n t a n n u a l l y f o r m edi­ cal r e s e a r c h h a * d t v t l o p c d m e d ­ icines t h n t a r e p o t on ly a a v in g m ore liv a i, b u t a r a a ls o h e lp ­ in g you t o g e ( b a t t e r m uch m ore uuickly. You need lean medicine* pay illn a al t h a n you usa d tv. M odern p re sc rip tio n * a r t w o n d e rfu l, a n d w* c a r a f u ll y p r i c e .e a c h on* t o g iv e y o u hoReat v a l o t . MCANWHILi TVS DISGUISED IONC RAH&ER is MILES M AY AT THE • • STATE PENITENTIARY * * know n *uuu**l HANKolll) C. IHIPDNK t nod 1,1'CII.LK lb 11UIIIINKT, III* wife; IIKIIUMIIT 11. M r I,KAIIN a n d IYIIA K- M r. I. KA i IN. hi* wife; IKHJKIt II. kllltlifclH and NKLI-lll MU.LKH, hla wIf*; CHAULKH W. UAINKH. JH. and hla u n know n auuma; olid M U .1.1AM A. UAINKH and hla Ulikiiowa aputi**; If llellia, a nd If lUud. th* u n know n heir*, d f Vl*r*t, l*a*l*a*. grant***, aa* tlqnat* llenora, eradltur*. Iruat. rr*. uf or uthar* c la im ing under th* above named Defendant*; a n d a ll p a r t i t a h a v in g ur claim. Ina lo have a n y lig h t , till* nr Intere st In and to the fullaw lna ■tea. rilled land* ■tlualed In HrmInule County, Klorlda. lu .w lt ! H ealnnlua at t h e Nurllieatl t u r ­ n e r nf fait I nf T rlanaledale. as recorded la P la t Hook I, P e a r II. of llio Public lltoorda of aem laol* County. Klorlda, r u n Norlh II d l a r a a a 41 minute* Weal l l ( . I fact, ru n t h an re Houth II dear*** 41 mlnut** IB eeriind* W»*t 1 1 * 0 f**t. ru n t h e m * Huutli I I dear*** 44 min­ ute* Ka*t 114 1* f r e t to the Writ* erly r l a h l - n f - w a r lla* of Htala ilf la b w a y No. 1. th*nc* r u n In a 'N orthe aa ta rly direction alona Ilia W e s te rly r i g h t j i f - w a y Itn* of aald Rial* l l l a h w a y No. I I I I f r e t lo III* (mint of liealnnlng. YOIT ABK IIICIIKIIY NOTIKIKD Dial vuu nr* raqulrad to file l o u r w ritte n defenan w ith t h e Clerk of Hie Circuit Court set out below, and to anrva a ro p y upon Plain! If.b' a llorney, Parvle p. Kwann. I U ' 4 Kuuth Oran«* Avenu*. Orlandn, Klurlila nut l a t e r Ilia* tha 3ltli day nr Haplrmbar. A. D. 1*14. The Batura «f tbla l u l l I* to q u irt Plaintiff** till**. Th* name uf lb* r m i r t I* which Ih# null w a s lu il l l u te d a lid la p a n d l n i I* th* Circuit Court fur th* N inth Judicial Circuit till* or III* caaa I* WAI.T1JH II. ■".rt KLIKAUKTIt MI.'Im 1-INKIt, 111* w if i, t r n u i JKNNIK C. HA I,TUN. at al. WITNKHH m r hand and a«al aa n * r k of th* (T rcult C o u it nf Ih* N inth Judic ia l C ircuit nf tha Rial* nf Kim Ida, In and f a r KniiUul* County, thl* Ih* H a t day uf A uguit, A. D. 1*1*. 4). P. lla rn d u a c l a t k Circuit Court By K. K liurdlck De|,uty C lr ik P e r i l * I-, Hw'nnti A lturney for I'lalnllff* I1IL4 Huulli tir a n a * Avtnu* Orlando, Klurlila • in tiaiKTr JunaK'a cauaT, BKMIAUI.il t o i t n , K l i t m i U A Orange Drink real properly elltiala la Remlnol* County, Klorlda, lu.w lt: Benin t h i r t y (l») r h a l m Ntirlti of th* •oulheaBl corner uf the Hmithwaat Q u a r t e r I I W U ) of Hrctlun Tan ( I I ) , Townihlu 1* Ronlh. Banc* Id Kail, run we*t lw a n ly t in ) rhalna; North to ra ilw a y ; N orlhtaitarly e la n s ra ilw a y In Hanford f l r a n t Line; Huutti a U t r - f l v * deyreea Kant IHIPI1) In point North of be. • Innlnpi South to beiilnnlnf. And you a r a h t r t b y raqulrad lo fit* y o u r aaawer o r o t h e r w ritten dafenae*. peraunally nr by your at* tu r u ty , with Ih* Clark of th* Clreull Court. Ninth Ju d l r l a l c ir c u it . Heml* nola Cuunty, Klorlda a t . l h a Court llou** In Hanford, Klorlda, a nd to nerv* a ropy lliareof upon th a Plain* tlff'a attorney, whom n a m i I* W e b ­ be r B. Maine*. ! 0« P a r k Avenu*. kuuth, W in te r P a rk . F lo r id a not l a ­ t e r t h a n the 311b day nf Reptambtr, I1SI. therein aeltlna up til* **lat«. rlRlil, till* nr Inlrrent la o r Hen nnnn Ih* nbnva.d racrlbed property LIBBY8, DOLES OR DEL-MONTE SLICED HAWAIIAN 20-OZ, Can WEDGE-CUT SHARI* CHEDDAR KHTATK OK ANNA AUODKU, dar e sted . • J T I l 'I t n r KINAl, MKPriMT AND APPLICATION KOB DIBCMAaiiB All person* a r t harabv notified t h a t !.h.* Ancillary Adminlalrator, U T. A. of said a tt a te . haa cumulatad tha a d m in lttrallu n (hereof and haa filed la tald court thl* final re p o rt and application for dla> c h a r t* . O|*jaetlop* tharatn . |f any, JP $ L » .M ARMOURS STAR VIENNA S a atlca naa baaa publlahad sac* a **••« / “ I f « u r oontaeullv a w s t k t . th e m a t t e r of approval of aald reW*rl a a d th a ordering of d latrlbutina of said a atal* will cum* Lifer* lb* court, HALPII KVANQICf.laTA A* A ncillary A dm lnU traU r OTA of tald t u m n . Whllflald, W r la h t A W h l t t U U A tto r n a r * for K d a t * Orlaudo. Klorlda NOW SHOWING Aagaiua or RMp* Marshmallows Coffee C re a o i < °«- Instant Pream 27c Instant Coffee H kortraiog Crisco rW A TU SB T ill - ( 'b o o k T u a a Sar-Kist I J p t o a 'a PHAIRII Tea Bags IAKI Frke* TO UCH TO N DRUG C O . rtK-scsirnoN casaum rtuuss ••» qklt . 2/33c lit t k ta JANE PARKER DELICIOUS �I HERSHEY’S OR DIXIE CRYSTALS BORDENS NEW BUTTERMILK OR PLAIN . (1 With $o.0U Or .Mure Order) TETLEY TEA CANS I t SALE WITH FOODMARTS TETLEY'S TEA 64 COUNT BAGS SH U RFIN E KRAFT j G11i 6 S AT THESE KINGAN’S RELIABLE WHOLE 1 BUTT OR SHANK PORTIONS TENDER SMOKED 10-14 LB. B AR G AIN S i preserves SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OTTER I CALIFORNIA 303 CANS TUNA Jellies SWIFTS “OZ" GRAPE ..... ........ ....... A P P L E ................. ELDEHHEHRY ____ ItLACK RASBERRY PEANUT BUTTER HALVES Preserves LYKES STKA.WIIKKKY ___ GRAPE ....!............... lll.ACK RASIIERItY PEACII ..................... VIENNA' SAUSAGE DRESSED A DRAWN SH O R TEN IN G LYKES SUGARCREEK WITH ORDER CHUNK BO LO G N A Y A C H T C LU B Kingan's Reliable MILL POUND LYKES HUDGET SLICED SWANSONS TV GOLDEN YELLOW LYKES CIRCrS LIBBY’S FRENCH S A V E SA V -M O R C O U P O N S SEE PREMIUMS ON D ISPLAY A T FOODM ART HEINZ KOSHER BLUE PLATE * * * * ^ if D ILL SPEARS a 39c COMPLETELY AIR CONDITIONED PLENTY OF FREE PARKING QUALITY MDSE AT REASONABLE PRICES CONTINUOUS BACKGROUND MUSIC FRIENDLY COURTEOUS EMPLOYEES UNUSUAL FOODS « Fr $ |.4 9 NIAUAKA „ 0J, Starch 19c 20 .MULE TEAM BORAX lLa 23c B&M B AK ED B EAN S PIE ” 4 7 * FRIES 2! 29 c M A CA RO N I 1 & CHEESE 1 FOR V A LU A B LE G IFT S VA. FEESTONE O m ort6 n s (With *5.0* Order) SWEET TURKEY DINNERS PRICES EFFECTIVE AUI PARSON’S SUDSY 18 OZ. JAR 27« �5 ^ y. .1* i*; ♦Vt;- ',>V* rM ri ju ^ sw jm > F l n t —O c a k . Now. DnLnnd. N com e Ssuifonl. N enxtt ibouM U fra n k ly , It should be the o th e r way &S anford should be th e leader, ecu- ______ Ocala has decided to employ a city plan* War to help wtth the adoption of a master i l i u plan whkh tha city already has. *"^! y ^7V _4 __*1 .. As »u M ilter of fact, according to 4k. the. exlUan In the Ocala Star Banner, the of Oeela and Marion County are Joinogether eo that the plan will affect, not the city, but the entire county as well, te graphically pointed out in the Ocala Banner’a story that, In aril probability, jctan gH wOl taka plaos in Ocala and suburbs within the next ten years than similar period In the municipality’s listory. * Th# employment of a professional planner is a consultant to hslp tha area meet tlm changing conditions to its bast advantage la bailed aa a wise and commendable move. Now wu all know Out Ocala is not the fit? •hlr Central Florida city which Is facing r^ktmdfrdi of changes in the next decade. J t f ’B H f t l and Seminole County ha. been U■awara of the change* for several years. '■ r-;*Ws’ve been warned by analysts who have i '-pat figures togsther to point to the wide­ spread ehfwgtpg scene here. '*1"' Rut does Sanford have a master plan? X .|f It has, what is ft and what ere we doing t to carry the plan to Its fullest completion? 1 .'' ’Are those' of us watching and guiding the ’■ Mty’i future etasidering taking the advice :-;'M a professional In the field of city plannV Jng ea we look Into the future? t.-i Orr are we going to meet the headlong ^‘b fls a s h s of Industry, residents, visitor*, ~ f iloa and growth in a helter-skelter ^vKodge podge manner without knowing which Way ta turn to better our community? tV" n e e liftings era going on all around us. ' ’’'O tfrs gad communities are planning their ~J7f»tttre«. .. Per Instance a visitor to the city of De,.„lan d would hardly recognise it if be had. se t been there for several months. Ocala ^'}M started Its plana toward the achevement a copy,. «y « the DeLami Sun News fn a re* rtVft- « d Utor o i tel. Here In Sanford the same plans should already be underway. Whnt ara we going to do about it? • • • S c h o o l DOVS . * * It won’t be many more days now before the young people of Sanford and Seminole County will hang up their fishing poles and put away their play togs for another season. School officials hare report tl p t enroll­ ment will be “up” In almost every school of the county. With Navy personnel forming a very Im­ portant part of our community, new In* dustries moving in to operate In Sanford and Seminole County, many mot* residevt* moving In to make their homes In the land of sunshine have all caused the attendance figures to rise. One brand new course has been added at Seminole High School an the Diversified Cooperative Training program gets-under­ way. And new facilities have been contract* ed for a t Lyman School. All of this points to tha fact th a t it's been a verjs short summer.. However, with the Jeycee Pishing Rodeo taking place to­ day, and Labor Day ju st ahead makes realis­ tic to a lot of children th a t school Is actually around the eorner even though summer, of­ ficially, won’t he o m for another three weeks yet. Social Security Changes BY PAUL K. WEAVER Manager Of The Or’ando Social Security Office In the first article of this »erle» l Outlined the must important changes in the old-ace und sur­ vivors insurance program brought alxiut by the 1B68 amendments to social security law. Todsy. I shall discus, the kinds uf work which are brought under social security for the first time as of Jan. 1, • • • IBM. For taxable years nfter 1865, Candidates Face Again persons who work for thorn/ The presidential candidates of four years selves — alone or in partnership ago will face each other again. This La the — as lawyers, dentists, chiroprac­ fifth time th at this has happened, and in tors, veterinarians, naturopaths, optometrists, started build­ three u s e s out of the previous four the out­ and ing oU-age and survivors insur­ come of the first election was reversed. Thus ance protection for themselves John Adams was elected over Thomas Jef­ and their families on the same ferson in 1700, but in 1800 Jefferson had baele ai self-employed persons his revenge. John Quincy Adams was the previously covered by the law. victor over Andrew Jackson In 1824; Jack- it is estimated that about i!00,000 professional people are affected son over Adams in 1828, In 1830 Martin by this change in the social se­ Van Buren beat several opponents, their curity taw. leader being William Henry Harrison. The Lawyers make up the lartcest “log cabin and hard cider campaign” of 1840 number of these nswly-covertd ■elf-employment professionals. As reversed the 1880 vedrtet. William Jennings Bryant was tiie luck­ long ago as 1848, it was estimated ' Diland ,,l. less candidate w ho broke this sequence, that 140,000 out of the probably 170,000 lawyer* In the United Defeated by William McKinley In 1890, he State* were self-employed. Most V T k f Sanford Herald lost again to McKinley In 1000, and by a of them are already familiar with M U M D ear R*—H SeturSer « .« Sunday wider margin. tha insurance provisions of eoelal M it e r Oatober If, t i n at security. They have had occasion Thu* the balance of precedents favors SetferS. Fieri** «M*r the Art te observe and study it In con­ T*M ef W itch a. I lf * Stevenson. with the affairs of their M iter e»e Pebllihsr But elections are not decided by prece­ nection I OR. Retentive Btfltnr clients. Moreover, lHt-au.e of the ho , A irm lcltiq M im u r dent—It Is the iieople who cast their ballots close relationship between legnl • ■ H r c f the AM*elct4il rrcie who have the d»-islon. practice and field, such as bu.i§ | K f ■ m 11 IW tO f le the m i for rtrehtlm - 4 U ■*• " • •* 1r • • neag management, rep) -estate, ____ _______ ________ _ > r t i u r It flnanee and politics, many lawT b s s “ & ’W-SKW’ ™ » v e rM o y Set New Record yara had moved Into other line* I _ atu eu oeeriu_____________ If Herbert Hoover s health continues of work covered by social security ■ m M lIM M a .M .H u n t Itlk M ■■■ . n i . « . . . ______ , # __I___ I___ before IBM, A .great many of ON RATES good, he may set a new record for being St.es w eek Om U l ciih them came under social security One Veer the longest-lived former president. He cele­ as employes of other firm.; III.** wage gUOMtaerr ecttcee. eerta at thanks, rceclutleai eni brated his 82nd birthday recently, having other, acquired military g h i w jlf MtertaiMeet fer tke peryose ef relates thus lived one year longer than John Quincy credits under locial security dur­ made w n i he m q w fer at re n te r e a v e rtk ln * h i m . Adams and two more than Martin Van Bur­ ing active service with the Artntd < WEDNESDAY AUGUST 20, 1*38 en. Ahead of him still are James Madison, Fortes. In fact, It is estimated at least .10 percent of all who died at 83, and the patriarch of them that And Moses said . . . who am I th a t I all. John Adams, who survived till his 90th presently self-employed lawyerr, at one time or soother, have ac­ i ebook! go onto Pharaoh, and th at I should year. cumulated some earnings credit, bring the children of Israel out of Egypt 7 Hoover is now 28 years out of office. under the old-age an t sutvivors Exodus !. Adams was an ex-president for 25 years. Insurance program. To these law­ God has had to use men with some defects. Nowadays th s functions of th s presidency yers, in particular, the extension Perfect men have not been discovered yet. are so taxing that, unless Hoover breaks It, of coverage la of marked Impyrt-. ante, The socle! security credits You are Important to the Infinite. Adams* record may stand indefinitely. they have built up would have steadily declined In benefit value in the years ahead; in the case of many young lawyers, they would eventually have disappeared alto­ ■y JAMBS MARLOW was ciUsd radical — actually had for the New Deal and Pair Deal gether. Also brought under social secur­ a U N f fre ts Neva Ast i n t roots in M a rti or stata programs WAfrOMOTCM 1ft—Aa a rt ended enacted into law in related field. programs have become a broad ity as of Jan. I, 1860, ere an esti­ mated 78.000 dentists actively en­ end ssetitsr b * |ii in l t t t Now, M befor*. And the New Owl foundation for the future. peers later, tke two presidential social programs,, initsad of being Neither party is offering now— gaged In private practise. This “ ■ ts* of teas. President Ell- new, would only bring ths UUtod ■e Roosevelt did in IKS—broad mw protection should be of special r and Adtel Stovenaon, ass States abreast of tbs advanced fields of experimentation. They are Importance to a young dentist European countries. accepting what has bean dope In who Is head of H family. Because that* is a difference ba­ Por years afterward Republicans the past and proponing te extend of tho length of time required to the war the Democrats sad fought, in whole or piecemeal; the it. Neither party’s program this complete hie professional training, SspahMtaaa apersetbsd -ths new New Deal and later the “ Pair year offers anything which essen­ his earning capacity in many ere hi if f r sad (he wap Ebon- Deal," which was an extension of tially la different from tha other’s. caeca does not commence as early bm aW wW MW M U V flia Mi !«»■ V * f----m WaTe al lcN f f l i ra■ it. In time they recognised—but 8o at mldcontury both parties, in life as that of the average to the peers immediately ahead. not loo dearly until Eistnbower standing on the brood bate already non-professional Individual. More la M l the BopubUcans drown- became president—that the New laid, are pulling in the same dlrec over,.In starting his practice, he te f hi ths great depression, UckoJ end Pair Deal* ware simply bringmust furnish hie office with eayeah Idoos, th a t m m m u ths lag the United Metes up te date (eying the basic foundations 111 •.••:>-;r - ; ^ :'.^r-v i ' . : v •- month while be studied at the Uni* ready taken aa option, light no. 'Ey BAL BOYLE Mrs. Metallon* NEW YORK, IM — A young! varsity of Ngw Hampshire to benovel. •choolteacher's wife who nevar come a toaeber. took a writing leaaae in her life "But 1 didn’t try to soil them," She has already received 83,108 may become ■ literary sonsatloa sba Aid. ”1 Just wrote them and In royalties, and fro first thing ■he did .was to buy ■ 1881 uaed of the year whan her first novel to.r#4 tjvom Into a trunk.*' Two yean ago George got a 13,* Cadillac and four bathing auHs for appear, next month. 'V “I seel pretty sure of one thing 000-a-yoir post aa principal of the her neighbors’ daughters. —It’ll probably cost my husband grammar school In Gilmanton, Summoned to New York, she his job." said Mrs. Grace Metali- N. H„ a town of W registered didn’t have anything sellable to voter*. Grace decided to write e wear, so she sent her ll-year-old oua cheerfully. The novel, “Peyton Place.” al­ realistic novel about a small town daughter to the etore with 111 to ready causing an advance stir in —not ■ portrayal of Gilmanton, boy her a new dreta. She arrived publishing circles, brings “Tobsc- but o composite of ell the small hen,. her brown heir in. . 8 - J co Road” ,up North and give. It a New England towns she had ever Uil held together by a blue nibber band, ■ bit defiant about fra known. Yankee accent. Mrs. Metalious, called by her "To a tourist these towns look impact of bor novel back hone. publisher* a “ Pandora in blue as peaceful as a postcard pic- "Three people already b ats cut Jeans" (she like* to do bar nuuse- lure," she said, "but If yoe go mo dead on fra street, and thw work dad in Jeans and a bunting beneath that picture, It’s like turn­ book Isn't aeon out yet," she m HF shirt) set out to lift the lid off a ing over a rock with your.foot— “And I’n afraid fro school board 'sm all New England town — and all kinds of strange things crawl won't want to keep as principal n man married to a a omen who wnuod up by pulling It off Ita out "Everybody who live* in town wrote about the fringe I did. hinges. With a Freudian frankness aha knows what’s going on—there arc "U’e all right to fooelp about unveils the high-level brutality no aeereta—but they don’t want what goes on in a small town, but you're not supposed to bring and low-level saustor. the hiddesi outsiders to know." vires and Illicit, romances, the AfUr completing her novel, Mrs. it out into fro open. They don't petty meannesses and quiet hero­ Metalious did what many begin­ like to soo tbs truth la print. But ism which she says underlie the ner* do. She went to the public George tells mo not te worry— surface of any placid New Eng­ library, looked over a list of lit­ ho -on always got another Job." n . The couple have no intention or land town. She Includes a few erary agents and wrote one. love scene, that might raise Er­ Most professional literary agents leaving Gilmanton. They are mov- • nest Hemingway's eyebrow* or give unknown w riter.. a polite lag out ef frotr M-t-month re n t pensive equipment and (hereaftei rau.e Kathleen Wlnaor to blu.h. bru.hoff. Luckily, Mrs. MetiUious ad booso into a now b o a t ef their* go through a period of low In- It's an odd book to come from picked Jacques Chsmbrun, an own. cyme before he ie able to realise the typewriter of a plump, 32- agent who has writers like Somer­ "Why, I wouldn’t want to liva a reasonable return from his year-old mother of three children. set Maugham In his stable but anywhere oiso," Mrs. Metalloui practice. If he has a wife and But Mra. Metalloui is no ordinary likes also to discover new talent. said. "In New York or Boaton family, ho le In need of the aurvl- housewife. He told her to send along her there Is so much pressure--**«n vorihfp protection social security She and her liu.band George manuscript and a few days later the people who have nothing to do affords to a young widow and were only 17 when they married she was surprised to receive the are in a big burry. But in a email town there le time for everythin# minor children during those years, after graduating from high school. reply: “The ax-mouths may talk about In my next article I shall ex­ She wanted to become a writer "111 tell tt." plain Ihe provision in the amended end turned out dozens of short After a staid Philadelphia pub­ you, but If you want to be let law which permit, self-employ- stories while ho served a* an ar­ lisher—and an equally staid one In ■lone, they'll let you alone—utter* inenl professionals and others tilleryman oversea* In World War Boston — returned the novel at ly and finally alone. No matter brought under social security this II. tong’s length, It 'was quickly ac­ what crime you commit you nan year to disregard their years of She wrote dozent more In the cepted by a Manhattan firm. Co­ always go on living In a small of nun-coverage nfter 1B6U In ac­ years she and her husband and lumbia Picture* I* considering town, that Is, unless yen, ora quiring an Insured status. three children aubsis. vt on 1130 a making it Into a film, and has it- caught stalling. p FEATURES T H E S E ,' 1N A fih iliip A . diom sL &SZ' l ‘ >‘ # ? *•- ' . W ife's Novel May Cost Man His Job Would Conditions IB w « - in • • • • • Loch Large Lots Large screened porch Front fend Side Yards Sprigged Full Ceramic Tile Baths Extra large Storage closet Ar bor • • • • • ; Automatic Dishwashert Automatic W ishing Machine Tile Window Sills Large Closets Full ii h ii a i A H U TU ! KITCHEN Parties Pulling In Same Directions You'll lost Hit quit! dignity of Loch Arbor and (he nafoty fncilitkm far ckUiroft. Loch Arbor Un’t a project but ft noted group of home* near tho Country Club, aa doping Hlbe with acccan to canal fraaUge. "DON'T BUY ANYWHKKE BEFORE YOU LOCH ARBOR". �■ ^ r - • ! r.r-: • v / . ■ . .* • ; . 1 ■ , .7 • So/dcd £vmt& *u m m * t WEDNESDAY The Rev. L. W. Scott wUl eoniuct the morning devotions over VTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 A. U. THURSDAY The Rev. L. W. Scott will eonJuct the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at S:90 a. m. FRIDAY The Rev. L. W. Scott will conduct .ha morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 1:30 a. m. Brownlee Bible Claes of ttte First Presbyterian Church will have a covered dish supper, Fri­ day night at 7 p. m. in the Edu­ cational Building. Sanford Lodge No. 63 F A A It resumes communications by conferrlng of the Feliowcraft Degree at Masonic Hall at 7:30 p. m. IL'fcXllAV The Daughters of Wesley Sunday School Class of the rirst Metho­ dist Church will hold their regular business and social meeting at 8 p. m. in McKinley Hall, with Mrs. Albert Hickson’s and Mrs. C. M. Flower's Groups serving as hostesses. n :— ' ■i Miss Allyson Lee Observes Birthday With Wiener Roast I n y Pall Suppwr Lake Mary By VIRGINIA I*. ANDERSON Mr. and Mrs. Carl McConaghy and twin daughters, Mary and Maris of Mobile, Ala. were the guests of his uncle and aunt, _ Mr. and Mrs. p, D. Anderson, 9 Thursday, The MeConaghya were spending a week, louring the . northern and central part of the state. Dick Skewed of Manassas, Va., , arrived Aug, 17 to visit his par enta, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Skewes. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dodson and Mr. and Mrs. John Dodson apd family have returned from visit' Ing relatives In Ohio. Thursday evening, Mr. and Mrs, C. H. Ethridge of Orlando, E, W. Thomas and his stater, Mils Thaylla, Thomas, of Thomasvllle, N. C. were dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. True, Both men .. are official* of the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad. , Mr, Melshelmer, of Indiana and two sons and daughter, Min Lin da and her friend, Miss Mary Wlshard are visiting hla son and ►Methodist Women daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Metiheimer. Serve Luncheon Dannie THU* Is a proud boy days! Last Saturday morn­ After Study Course these ing he landed a B pound bass, A covercd-dlsh luncheon wai while fishing In Crystal Lake. * served Tuesdsy at McKinley Hall Mr, and Mr*. Fred Cobb of following the study course pre­ Hollywood wpr* the guest* of her sented by Mr*.. R. F. Cole, Mis- cousins, Mr, and Mr*. P, D, An sionsry Education Secretary of derson, several dtys last week. the Woman’s Society of Chrlsttan They were en route home after I Service, of «th8 First Methodist a vacation spent at Junaluika, Church. N. C. The program was opened with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sheets the singing of “This Is My Fath­ have arrived from Virginia and er * World" followed bv a pray­ are moving Into the former Bor­ er led by Mr*. W. W. Tyre. land house. Mrs. Cole chose as her topic W. P, Burke who is a patient "Adopting a Revolutionary Faith, at the Central Florida TB Hos­ to a Revolutionary World," after pital In Orlando Is enjoying a which Mrs, James Bozard spoke week at his home, on "the physical and health needs Mr. and Mrs, Raymond M. Ball of this Revolutionary World," which have returned from a vacation was followed by a talk presented bv I with their son and daughter-lnMr*. John Domlney on "the need Of Christ and of Christian Fellow ' law, Mr, and Sirs. Raymond M. Ball Jr, and two sons, at their ship in the changing world”. home In Fanwood, N, J. While The program was concluded with the showing of a film by there, the Ball’s daughter, Mrs. Mra. Cole with Mrs. Boiard act­ Tyler Dedmon and daughter, De­ borah of Monterey, Calif, flew In, ing a t narrator. en route to Princeton, N. J. where Lt, Dedmon Is being transferred Rainbow Girls Set for a tour of duty. The scenic highlights of the trip were two Thursday Evening d»y* at Williamsburg, Va., and the Skyline Drive. As Date For Party Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Sjoblom Th# Rainbow Girl* held their and daughter, Mrs, Joan Green regular meeting Monday night at and daughters, RoieMary and the Masonic Tempi* at 7:80 p.m. Lynelte, accompanied by their The group received a report aon-in-law and daughter, Mr. hnd from the committee,' appointed at Mrs, Edgar rarriih and daugh­ the last meeting, to decide on a ter, Cindy of Orlo Vista, spent money-making project for the Sunday with another son-in-law coming year. The committee re­ and daughter, Sir. and Sirs. Otis ported that they had chosen sell­ Gosser and son, Otis Jr, in Green ing randy hara as a means of Cove Springs. Mr. Goiter is aerv. raising money and would work out ing a tour of dirty with the Navy there, the details at a later date. The girls then discussed plans ' Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Gleason at­ for their Mback-to-achool” party tended the state convention of and decided on Thursday night Homellte Chain Saw Dealers, held as a good time and the nyUnlripal last weekend at Jacksonville pool as a good place. Th# pool will Beach. Den, fl, of the Cub Scouta met be closed to the public, as this is strictly a private affair. The girls at Crystal Lake, Tuesday where are not even Including date*. Af­ a picnic lunch and swim were en­ ter an hour or two of swimming, joyed. Present were Danny Net­ the party will progress to the tles, Steve Willis, Larry Chester, home of Min Peggy LundquUt, David Scott, Mrs. H. D. Nettles where they will roast wlensrs In and the Den Mother, Mrs. Da­ mon Scott. the bsck yard. Special guests for the evening Friends of Kelly Young will ho were ten Past Worthy Matrons of sorry to hear that he Is a patient the O.E.S. who were present at at the Seminole Memorial Hos­ th ’ —'-‘tfng. pital. Mr. and Mra. Al Bryant Jr. and three sons, of Winter' Haven aro th* gueste of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Thome Jr. • ’TP' .t V i" --*' t- Mtrgerlacd pea* nested la M asked yellow aqeash are aurreuaded by park Hake. Squash seems especially suitable for tat# summer and early fail meals. It Is colorful, and iu flavor blends so well with other vege­ tables. It is especially good when mashed and then seasoned liberally with margarine and a little brown sugar. The combination of flavors Is a bit similar to that of candled sweet potatoes, without being cloy­ ing and too rich. Squash ran be the foundation of many attractive, colorful lata summer and early fall meals. It goes well with many meata, especially with ham, chicken and pork. It plays the star role In an easv supper that Is served all on one big chop plate or platter. Either fresh squash or froten cooked squash may be used. While the squash cooks or defrost* and heats, rook green peas and pan-broil some pork link*. Then arrange the hot marganned squash Ina ring on a big hot plate or platter, rile the hot marggrlned peas In the center of tho ring and arrange the broiled aausage* around the edge. For a salad, serve thick slices of tomatoes. French bread or hard rolls with margarine give the mril a pleasant touch of crisp­ ness. For dessert, sweetened sliced peaches over vanilla ice cream complete this essy meal. EASY SlirPER ( I servings; 3 package* froten cooked squash 8 tablespoon* brown sugar 1 package froten pea* Salt 2 cups thin carrot strips Pepper 2 tablespoons margarine Vi cup melted margarine 1 pound pork link sausagea Defrost squash In top of double gerina over peas and carrots, boiler. Cook peas and carrots tossing lightly with fork. On hot separately in boiling water with serving plate arrange aquash In 't teaspoon salt for each. While circle. Pile margarlned carrots In vegetable* rook, broil or fry renter of piste. Pile peas around sausages over gentle heat. When squash Is hot, best in brown carrots, . -just Inside . ,. . ring _ -__of sugar and 2 tablespoons msrga- squash. Airange broiled sausage* rlne. Drain peas and carrots. around edge of plata and eerve Pour one-fourth cup melted mar- at once. The younger generation was traveling Tuesday. Masters Craig and Keith Keogh, accompanied by their mother, Mrs. R. W. Keogh and their amall cousin, Kathy Willard, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Eileen Willard went to Orlando by bus. There they shopped for "school, clothes” (kindergarten), had lunch at a restaurant and came bark to Ban ford by train where they were met by their grandmother, Mrs. H. M. Gleason, Sir. and -.Mr*. R. C. Brasington and their two daughters, Carol Lynn and Hue Ann of Cincinnati, 0., aro visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Brasington at their horn* on Crystal Lake. Friends of Mr*. W. B. Harri­ son will be glad to hear that she Is better and ha* been brought home from the Bcmlote Hosp­ ital, where she was a patient forr a week. Mr, and Mrs. W, Leach ami son, John Edward have returned from Winston-Salem, N, C. where they accompanied tho body of her father, the late Edward P. Pratt, for burial. Mr. Pratt had made hi* home with his dsughter for the past months and Will be remembered by her many friends. Dr. and Mrs. L. W. Whelchel and three children of Miami were th* recent guests of her parents, Mr. and Mr*. T. L. O’Connor. They were en route home after attending a family reunion In Douglas, Ga. Rsady-bought sponge-cake cups ran be filled with scoop* of Ice eroam, wrapped Individually In transparent plastic wrapping or aluminum foil and frown. When you're ready to use them, rover them with meringue and bake them In a 4&0 degree* oven about (I minutes, You'll havo Baked Alaska all ready for a party. Sanlando 8pringi waa the wene 9?,, a birthday party Saturday ftWh'-ig, with Miss Allyson Lee as honored guest. The guests met at Miss Lee’s house and were driven by her mother to the pic­ nic spot Swimming, hiking, games and dancing were enjoyed by the group, aftei which they roasted wieners, and. In addition, were served baked bean*, potato aalad, and a soft drink. After the meal, the party moved down to the aprlng where they cut the two lovely cakes, chocolate and white, -which were gaily trim­ med with pastel colors for the oc­ casion. Mis* Lee then opened alt her lovely glfta. Those attending were Miss Cin­ dy May, Mita Sheryl Woodard, Mia* Mary Helene Washburn, Miss Penny Pulver, Misa Ruthle Carl­ ton, Mist Betty Ann Slaton, Mlaa Carol Cleveland, Mlaa Merritt Philips, Mlaa Ann Crappa, Miss Sharon Riser, Miss Rose KraUert, Mias Barbara Bradley, Mlaa Dean­ na Nichols, Miss Suianne Jones, Miss Jackie BetTyhlll, Mis* Judy Robb, Mlaa Sally Robb, Mias San­ dra Estrldge, Miss Debbie Scott, Mlsa Lynn Crabtree, and Mlaa Lorraine Jcffardi. THE SANFORD HERALD Wed. Aug. 29, 1956 Page 5 "RUBY UPS" la tha nama of this full skirted ball gown from tha fall collection of Pauline Tlgere. Tha gown la of silk satin with a halter neck­ line tide by two head* of ruby­ eyed minks. ffnfenMtioMfJ Theater Party Held For Daryl McLaine On Eighth Birthday Daryl McLaine was entertained on hla eighth birthday, Monday, Aug. 17, with a Theater Party given by his mother, Mrs. Ralph McLaine. Daryl and hla guests at­ tended the matinee showing of " A n y All Boats” after which they returned to the McLaine home at 708 Elm Street. The main point of Interest there were the cowboys who galloped across the tablecloth and mat­ ching napkin* with »lx-shooier* blailng. Harmonlilng with this cowboy theme was the chocolate cske, adorned with yellow icing, which the group waa served, along with dishes of Icecream. * Attending the theater with Daryl were Steven Grier, Randy Davis, Ronnie Allen, Linda Stafford, Mist Betty Bryan, daughter of; Mra. Nat Stafford and Debbie Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Axxarclla, McLain. and George Wendell Hlrt, ton of Mr. and Mr*. Georg* Hlrt, havo Church O f Christ announced final plana for their wedding to be held on Saturday, Has Wiener Roast Sept. 1. at 4:30 p. m. in tha First Methodist Church with tha Rev. A t Crawford Ranch Milton II. Wyatt officiating. The lain at ’71” Raneh, horns Mias Bryan has chosen aa her of Mr. and Mra. N. J. Crawford, tnald-of-honor, Miss, Marilyn Cal-f was th* seen* Monday night of a haun; Bridesmaids will be k iss' wiener roast, given for the young Carolyn Hlrt, sister of Ihe groom, people of tbe Prayer Meeting and Miss Yvonne Cullen. Serving as best man will be Robert Hlrt, Clasa of the Church of Christ. bother of tha groom, while us- In addition to the wieners which ~!.ers and groomsmen will he David were routed over en open fire, Hosack and Harvey Wilkinson. the gkoup enjoyed baked beans, Roger Harris has been invited to potato chips, rote slaw, marshmal­ be soloist at the ceremony and lows, and cokes. Mr*. Albert Hickson will bo or- After th* meal, the young peo­ ganlit. t ple all took part In two Interest­ No Invitations are being sent, ing games called "Cross Que* but all friends and relatlvss of tlans and Craiy Answers" and the bride and groom are Invited "Rhythm.” to the weding and to the reccpThose attending were Mr. and tlon, which follows, la McKinley Mrs. Ralph Brewer, Ronald Bre­ Hall. wer, Mr. and Mra. C. J, Craw­ ford, and their three children, Lining rake pan* with paper? Rita Ann, Monty and Milana Kay, Cut tha paper slightly smaller Mr. and Mra. Boh Sellers, Miss than the bottom of the pan for Ann Mims, Mlsa Elaine Mims, easy removal after th# cake’a Drennon Nels wander, Clifford baked. KJstler, Miss Ginger Jones, David Galloway and Homer Alexander, Make a brown-sugar syrup and add mapta flavoring. Nice for Try baking fruit cobblers In cus­ pancakes. tard cups for Individual servings. Couple Reveal Final Plans For Marriage m BI RTHS A daughter, Kay Marlene, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Phil Trued Aug. 23, In Orange Memorial Hos­ pital. Mrs, Trued Is tho former Miss Ev* Cunningham. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken an­ nounce the birth of a son, Dick Seaborn, on Aug, 20, In Seminole Memorial Hospital, Th# baby weighed 7 lbs. 2 os. Happy Birthday August SI Mrs, C. D. Till!* Mra. S. O. Hsrrlmta Mra. E. J. Martin Sr. Teddy McDaniel Mr*. B. A. Ayart Every servo Spanish Rico sprin­ kled with Parmesan ohooseT Be Certain To Give Children Only Milk That Is Germ-Free Milk la excellent food for chit-.Evaporated milk la always tafia, dren, but milk la also excellent though It too haa a taste that food for germs. We murt keep tho germ* germs out of the milk wei ^ give our oiiildren. Il’s nu amall a Utile flavoring to Ihe. boiled JT evaporated milk, chocolate aye. job. Safe milk cornea from healthy up, a mashed banana, or can of cows, especially cow* that a n purred prunes and chances are fro* from tuberculosis and un* your youngsters will think It’a dularrt fever. a special party. Dried milk la Not only must the cows bo safe too and when diluted with healthy but the people who milk the cowa must be free from water lta taato la much m an like disease and the milking must be that of fresh milk than la that done under condition* such that of either boiled or evaporated aa few germs as possible can milk. Some of the new non-fat Instant dried milk# on the mare get Into the milk. These precautions are in them- ket dissolve easily and quickly In ■rives not sufficient. To be truly water. If you are going to bo a long safe all milk should be further treated to destroy the few germs time In an area where you can­ that probably get Into it during not get pasteurlted milk, you caa milking and the subsequent purchase a amall unit far pa#* teaming your own milk at homm transportation. Milk that Is dried or evaporat­ ed I* sterilized In the process of Newest Fashion manufacture. Milk that Is told as fresh fluid F O f S c h o o l G l f l s , milk mutt be treated to deetroy germs. Pasteurization, the pro­ I cess usually used, consists of THERE’S A NEW FA*mnW heating tho milk to a tempera­ brewing In th* bick-to-achool ture well below boiling and keep­ crowd. It’a the blot jean Jump ing the milk at thla temperature coat, and It may turn out to be the moat Important ilngla Item for a' definite time. Boiling, of course, k ilt germs In a high school or college g irts too. But boiling changes tha flav­ wardrobe. Local sewing rooter expects reor of milk- Many people do not like Um taste of boiled milk, commend that you make R Pasteurization change# tha taste self to wear with J*am to watch football practlea, go on hlkea only very slightly. If yoa live In a city with a picnic*. Sturdy blue denim la r warm red flannel. The good health department yon can with be wont up a* protect** rely on the health authorities to may again*! the weather, or turned make sure that all milk sold la down to form a wide collar. * ’# ■afe. They teat cowa, inspect big patch pocket* make ■ hand­ barns, examine farm hands, and bag unnecessary. The toggle fast. W U e pasteurization planU. V nuU tlli' casual 'io e d . A In practically every 'n j^®,»||ghUy dropped shoulder lira country you can buy good mak*s the coat lit aasflv over ,nUfc I heavy sweaaten or Jackets, However, If you take trip* Into The coat require* 8 7/8 yards the back country you may get of denim and I 3/4 yards of th* beyond the areas where th* milk brightest rad oottoe flannel f t * la under th* lurveillance of a can find. health department. That'* when To sew a fabric a* heavv aa you need to be especially care­ denim, you should us* haavydutf thread. You might want to uae ful. Do not lire roar children un- contrasting thread — red or wMt* pasteurized milk end never buy — for decorative rows of itRah raw milk from soma nearby Ing ar ound the bottom. Inc Maul ally, tha cloth guide fur p m fanner. If you cannot buy pasteurised sewing machine will help -IMP milk there are several things you these rows of stitching even. Ueu a heavy duty meehtna needle^ CAN do. If your trip la to be abort ■Isa It, Lighten tha machine le » . let th* children go without milk lion slightly and use a tong stRafc a few day*. No milk la far bel­ about eight to the inch. Va make the corded loops tm ter than unufa milk. You can boll tha unpaateurlasd the fastenings, remember to use milk. Thl* make* R safe, but of­ the eerdhtf foot ef ten times th# youngster* don’t chin* so y<ou ta p stitch close tike tha test* of th* boiled mflk. *• * • ***• SCHOOL BINDERS s 'Jump Coot' FREE SHOPPING LIST SEMINOLE HIGH JUNIOR HIGH CUOOMS ACADEMY TUFIDE RING BINDERS FREE BRNO IN ANY OLD RJNO BINDER BKGARDLESH OP MAKB OB CONDTION—AND WE WILL ALLOW YQU 11.00 ON THB PRICE OF ANY NEW TUFUB BIN DEB FREE REG. VALUE |5Jd TRADE-IN I.H YOU PAY ONLY M-N While nway In Michigan thla Bummer Mra. Vlrljrn Hen- YOUR NAME 1MRINTED w n attended the Virginia Farrell Academy of hair atyUny. v FREE Also to batter aerva you Mrs. Jerry Kkkliter, and Personalized Pencils Bonnie Johnson. C A U . 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E757 .540 17*4 Detroit «t « A M 'll Baltimore 56 M .483 DU Washington 51 7S .415 I7H Kanaae City 41 U JS1 MH TUESDAY'S RESULTS New York I, Kan«ea City • called end 6th, rain Waahlngton 64, Chicago M Detroit 6, Botton I Baltimore 1, Cleveland 0 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE Kanaaa City at New York Detroit at Boeton Cleveland at Baltimore Chicago at Waahington Show U.S. Has lot *f ZOLA ROSS Of Gooihfanafeurs dual (bought m amusement, eatdarn without either. "Water eeeka ita own level, Mi­ teur golf ehamplonakip again chael. rail’ll go boek to being the ihowed tin t America he* no takemeat bunted-up lawyer la tows. charge player like Bob Jonaa end rD—pick up my ewa atringn.” Lawaon Little were In their beyday, But It doei lave a let of good Presently he lighted n cigar and amateur goUera. ■trolled eft. Billy Joe Patton and Joe Camp­ M t e h a o l looking after him bell made bide for a place a t >tbe Lbougnt shout tbs war they’d and. top when they aet the pace for Ha thought of Ryeraon that night the 56-holt (actional taita with 157 when captain rartaon ooUsctad aeorea. But they have fallen a bit them for n recosuudter around n bridge. The night was thick wuk abort in the peat and still have hast and odor*—the mneUe of dung lo earn the top apot. and sweat and gunfire and death. The taak of reducing the record The three man slogged heavily entry of 1,611 player* to a ra sa­ le a b le field of 166 for the allmatch-play tournament at Lake forest, HI.. Sept. HM5 was com­ pleted yesterday. When the firing ended, the color­ ‘Abruptly Captain Forteoa, a lit­ tle ahead ol Michael and Ryeraon, ful but often erratic Patton had a ■topped. There was a email aotse, 70-76 score and Jon Campbell, the Uke the gurgle ol p leaky taueet, little Purdua towhsad who battled and be pitched forward. As Mi­ to the quarter-flnala la it year, a chael and Ryenaa fall Oat, they 76-53. A strffka behind them earns brushed hla body. There was more Bill Campbell, the Walker Cup gunfire, and then answers from team eaptaln, with 71-67—116 and the lines behind them. 50-year-eld Bob Shave Jr. of Cleve­ **—— these — who won’t bun land, 88-70-136. bridges I” Ryeraon yelled, and aa The field at Lake Forest wQl in­ enemy gun found him by bis shout and ba went down. Michael, me clude n& but ope of the members own upper arm torn wide open, of BIR Campbell’s 1655 Welker Cup dragged him back to their trenches, team, lest year's amateur runnercaptain m-tsoa died s up, one acml-flsallat and three clock the next monlag. Aa hour other quarterflnaUsta. Moat of the later, hla men bau mopped up the bright young men who have been rebel ambush. creating golf headlines for the post Michael and R y e r a o n were year or so also will be on hand. patched up enough to ba la the last big battle at Morong, the bat­ Jimmy Jackson was the only Wal­ tle that cama pretty aloe* to maaa ker Cupper who failed to quali­ murder. When they got into the fy. Ear vie Ward, the defending rebel trenches, they found dead ly­ champion, and Joe Conrad a rt ing five and eix deep, and the heart among nine exempt players. Pat­ bad gone out of the rebel push. ton, BUI Campbell and Don Cherry Lika the Spaniards, the rebels bad qualified yesterday and Dels More, had enough. Bruce Cudd and Dick Yoet on ManMichael was thinking about go­ day. ing below when Ryereoo again Tall Bill Hyndman, who took a joined mm Think Seattle's going to turn out drubbing from Ward In lait year’s final, led his field at Philadelphia la a bust for ua. Michael T" Ha jerked hla mind to the pres­ and acmi-finallat Hillman Bobbins ent Knowing bia people, he knew was top man at New Orleans. Jim they would. There would be bands .llcCoy, Charles Eunkle and 1155 seml-anallst Ed Hopkins hardly distinguished themselves la quali­ fying butt bay succeeded. Also safely past the first test are "The carpet," ha said with con­ such as Doug Sandora, Canadian viction, "will be mighty Ted.” Ryeraon grunted. “Bags of Open champ, Kan Venturi, sensa­ wind.” tion of this year's Masters; Ward "No. They mesa i t ” He looked Wattlaufer, Tam O’Sbaatar World up at the stare and their coldness Amateur champ; Mason Rudolph, ■truck into him. “It will be hard Western Amateur tltleholdcr and going back.” hflrhfcti Rntw a dMp loneliness, ■ couple of teen-agara who have Ryeraon and be bad been friends. qualified before—16-year-otd Jack On shore, with civilian Ufa doe- Nlcklaua of Columbus, Ohio, and tag about them, they would go 16-year-old Doans Roman of Bothesda, Md. aaposate ways. ? S' Titusville Tides 11:01 — Menday Sept. 1 11:40 ilk e.m. 11:86 >SB P » - e.m. :80 pm. to m a.m. 5:30 a.m. p.m. 6:62 p.m. 1 Fri. Sept. T a.m. 6:19 a.m. p.m. 6tM p.m. 2:06 a.m. 1:32 p.m. 2:51 e.m. 2:21 p.m. ■ p r * T x * c tm c io u r * V fR O P P tO ’ rU t 2 H /rrrM ? NEW YORK (*—Joe Brown of IOiOS e.m. 3:37 a.m. New Orleans, who outpointed Wal­ 10:16 p.m. % 4:12 p.m lses Bud Smith for the lightweight championship last Friday night, Hundsy Sept- * 10:17 a.m. 4:24 e.m was named 'fighter of the month” llilS p.m, 6:06 p.m today In iho latest rankings by Ring magaiina. Monday Sept. 16 Rated eighth In Ua division a 11:46 a.m. 1:14 a.m. month ago, Brown was elevated lo — p.m. 6.02 pm, ths top spot white Smith Ml to Tuesday Sept, II third place. Smith has lost four 12:08 a.m. 8:00 am. fights this year. 12:44 p.m. 7:04 p.m. Dulllo Lot of Italy held onto the Wednesday Sept, 12 challenger's role la the 155-paoad life a.ra. 7:00 a.m. 1:42 p.m. 8:06 p.m. Thursday Sept. II 2:06 a.m, H:11 a.m. 2:41 p.m. 0:07 p.m. Friday Sept. 14 3:07 a.m. 0:11 a.m. ll obert Cohan. Each of the lighten 1:36 p.m. 0:60p.m. below him—from fourth to ten th Saturday Sept. II advanced a notch and the No. 16 4:04 a.m. 10:04a.m. 4:19 pm. 10:44p.m. Sunday Sept, 16 4:64 a.m, 10:61a.m. 6:16 p.m. 11:24p.m. Manday Sepi 17 6:t6 Am. 11:34 ■ l:5B pjn. —p.m. Tueaday Sept II Saturday Sept St 6:50 i a 12:00a « 6:17 p.m. 12:14p.m Wednesday Sept. II 6:56 Am. 12:36p.m. 7:14 p.m. 12:53p.m. Thursday Sepi. 26 7:64 a.m, 1:10a.m 1:60 p.m. 1:21p.m t Atm A m t* oa p \ M * $ # gACHOP m i u a * o**, ■JJ , TAP* i f h a * vm THISHSST UFSVA10 BATTJHO a Tm raq b OR ru e •u rn * tu rn Turn Milwaukee Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis ' Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Chicago TUESDAY’S RESULTS Cincinnati 11, New York 1 Pittsburgh 6, Milwaukee 4 Brooklyn 6-1, Chicago 4-4 Phllsdelphla 6, St. Louis 4 WEDNESDAY’S SCHEDULE New York at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Milwaukee Brooklyn at Chicago Philadelphia at St. Louis FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Gainesville 5, W. Palm B’ch 1 Cocoa 2, PaUtka 1 Leesburg 7, St. Petersburg 6 IS Innings Orlando at Dsytona Beach can­ celled rain TONIGHTS SCHEDULE a two-run single and broke a 6Daytona Beach at Leesburg tU tie In tha ninth. In the night­ Gainesville at S t Petersburg cap, Gene Baker's 11th home run 1orUiido at Cocoa and n beses-loaded walk by re-. West Palm Beach at PalatiU liefer Ed Roebuck broke up a tie' STANDINGS game in the seventh for the Cubs, j Team W L Pri. Ben. 44 23 AST — Duke Snider, sidelined by a knee Cocoa 41 33.452 H injury, pinch-hit his 16th horns W. a *lnmlU* Palm B'ch 40 a . AM Ste a 34 .403 11 Patatka There were 15 home runs in the Leesburg 31 a .463 13 NL yesterday and Frank Robin­ Daytona Beaeh a a am 14 son’s second of the night waa the S t Petersburg a s m s 1,000th of tha season. Lang’s was Orlando it a j a a 1,001—SU shy of toe major ton­ gue record ths NL set last sea­ son. The Cincinnati rookie slam- Country Brown died two, hla 13rd and 34th, while Ed Bailey added hie 23rd to so- Stirs Up Another count for seven nine. Jon NuxAssn. Controversy hall won hU 10Ul Mary Blaylock, Solly Hem us By TMB ASSOCIATED PRESS and Richie Ashburn got ton job Colorful Country Brown, much done in a two-run sixth. Simmons traveled 31-year-old outfielder now won hU 11th. wearing n Nashville uniform, has Mantle's wind-blown shot earn* in the third Inning with two on ■tired up another Southern A»*u against Art Ditmar. It put him controversy, this time with a fast five gamea up on Baba Ruth's glove hand. record—60 pace in 1037— but the Brown mads Ilka ■ magician last Bah* hM his t5th and 46th In the night to help southpaw Charlie same game. Bob Turley won hla Baba blank tha front running At­ eighth with a two-hltter. lanta Cracker* 1-0. The ex-Atlanta Cleveland snd Baltimore each managed Just four hits, but Ray player took a smash by Sammy Moore gave up only single* and Meeks on tha bounce and deflect­ didn't allow a man past Drat while ed the ball over the leftfleld fence winning his 11th for tha Orioles. Into ■ ground ruled double. A single, balk and Bob Nitman's Nearly aH of the 8.000 fane plus double scored the only run In the tha Atlanta squad thought Brown nipped tth ball out of tha path. first off Hank A fuim . Chuck Stobb* counted a 13th They bowled In piotost ae umpire victory for the D m time In his Bill Lynch ruled the blow a dou­ 10 sa.sons of organised ball, ble end called Dick Grabowskl, checking the White Sox an seven who had scored, back to third base. hits in the opener. Jerk Herthmin, riding on homers by Diva three-rum' sixth — In which Red Phllley and Minnie Mlnoso and Wilson shuffled home from fir* Ron Northey’s two-run double, v lie the Red Sox disputed a de­ won his 11th In the second game. cision at the pteta. Frank Lary A1 Kalin* drove In three- runs won his 14th with a five-hitter — at the Tigers bent Mel Parnell. including homers by Gena ■to­ Kalina's 54th homer tod off a Pirates Are Now iVi Games Over Dodgers By ED WILES The Awariatad Preaa A n Dale Lons and the n e t of Pittsburgh's short-lived heroes to b e c o m e Milwaukee's pennaptblook, just as tha Pirates w en to Brooklyn In 16647 Brooklyn had adgad to within n half game of first place In *54 and looked good and healthy with 10 games nmaintng against Pitts­ burgh hi tha last month snd a half of tha season. But tha last place Pirate*, who bad .lost 10 of their first i t gamea with tha Brooks, was five of those last 10, standing tha Dodgsra on sod while the New Yost Giants copped too flag and the world championship. The Pirates, who tost 16 of tfasir first 16 games with Milwaukee this season, looked liks toe spoil* n of eld last night,'coming from behind ss Long hH a three run hooter to boat toe Bravo* 6-4 and trim their National League lead to 1H games over the Dodgers. lad except for the fact Brook­ lyn was playing a doubleheader In too only major league park without lights, tlio Dodger* might have boon only a half game shy of too Brave* today. The Brooks split the twlnbtH with Chicago’s Cuba, winning Bit opener 6-4 on three ninth-inning runs, but loelng ton nightcap 4-1 when play was halted after f i t Inning* by darkIn the American League, Mickey Mantle baited hla 45th home run In New York's 44 victory over Kansas City la a game held to ala innings by rate. The Yankees regained aa eight game first place bulgd aa Cleveland lost at Bnlttmom 14. Chicago's WhHa Sox •frit a pair with Washington, win­ ning 54 after a 6-3 defeat. Detroit defeated Boston 64. Land's poke triggered a fourton seventh that Had the aeon for tk« Rues after Warren Rpann, seeking hla,166th major league victory, had' rotiiud two men in the frame. Five straight kite tot Bilnca up far the Pint tea against the veteran southpaw. lick Groat's taftaid single Beared the clincher • gainst rookie Bah Trowbridge In ten eighth. Elroy Fee# won K ha rehafoT Disk Hall, who was tagged for Ed Mathew's t u t and ttad homo PI m m 1110 44c LARGE 58c X-LARGE 61c MEDIUM SHORT RIBS - 23c EETTBRN* HAM—WBBTKEN CURED CHOPS - 79c AOBD IN 0 |IR PLANT te: E| . . £ Mt'*; ; - a ■ ‘ S H AR P CHEESE - 69c General Insurance •' r im ir PHONE rt H. JAMBS OUT V^ ‘V - vrr -c. 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N*» g t - i i i f cap sh s s ts w ith l i t lacn barbed Mill* and »'» ■usced a o l a v er S Ischss o. c. uq Im s th a n 4 inch** from upper i d s * ° t she**C oat a a a comp|e>*ly .,1 u | { i d •dC M of CRp I n t e l w ith h o t s i m p p itc h ••*J**M H e ig a a . Cap »"••«» *h*11 t " Uid in I s a a l h s n o t t i c . c d - J A i i m ra n t tile u*lnS n ** *• u « i u w g ete ■ • 0 e a • n r r. f i l l | l u l l be laid l» c o m p u te With Rineufso| Ur« rt» rf€ o « m • ad*f Io Is c o u rt In f. ato* to n»»tch a n lrau tu rs w ill be euaslU tiU w ork. HENCU 1* IttCDUINll MINII AUTIIO RITr o r I CITY o r B A H rom *. ■BIIIROI.B UOlIXTYi I'MAXt'KBV WILL VCU KN0*1 t WHEN YOU RE ' DONE? I w Eleven aludents have beet •elected to launch the St*Urn £ —f WORK?*-' University honor* program will be inaugurated with (he be­ ginning of the fall semester. Those In the honors program this year and thslr areas of study are: Bob Carnes, Chattanooga, Tenn., philosophy and theology; Mary Ann Coslow, of Miami, English with emphasis on com­ parison of contemporary litera­ ture and civilisation; Rod Dugllss, DeLand, political science In the fields of political philosophy and church-state re­ lation; Help To Prepare i 't Carl Gipson, Pinson, Ala.; edu­ cation and physics; Malcolm CBS IS j Movie Queen Picnic Lunches Glass, Winter Park, arts and lllf lA n if jlU H P f f c It’* Just ss important to give THE LAST DAYS OF SUMMER letters wllht he emphasis on poetin O v lW fll J l v l * . . . advice to glrla who wont to gain vacation offer a golden opportu­ Christmas on •"JP* ■**” v i l . weight as to those who want to nity for mothers to offer beak Sid Knight, Jacksonville, his­ a lon«l7 tlm•■ *** .* lose weight says movie actress, training to Junior chefs. Prepar­ tory combined with philosophy out now many utganWtion* w NaU„ e Wood. ghe Mpj,init mmuni tics aer.ss the ns « |t mJy ^ to wpound ing picnJo lunches can be a and theology; In with «h« R™ Cro** ‘ fllJI theories on how to put on weight starter toward fixing their own Peggy Llvlgtton, D a y t o n a oject colled “Chriiimsi cn toe whw B#Wipaperii magazines and school lunches when school Beach, English anl secondary education. with emphaiir on Eng­ gh &*a»" In an e*f°rt i bookstalls ire loaded with lit- starts. lish literature and older civilisa­ ore of the spirit and good ch r m tW f m ^ ^ | t t thin. But Practicing all children, both that fU Important holiday t ^ lots of people who have boys and girls, like to putter tions; embers of tha Armed Fore trouble gaining walght I’m one around the kitchen. And a little Richard Rigsby, Miami, English; John Riser, Memphis, Tenn., io happen to be ,,ound of (*0™.’* belong to ship ■ complemenu. N<uu< fIJri th lt ,echn|ciini direction can prove to them that philosophy*with emphasis on con­ Its just aa much fun to prepare temporary philosophy; The Seminole County Bed cross m the set are forever impter has begun ■ project ror u ll|n)( her how au nny she was Buddy Simpson, Pensacola, AT A RECENT Inspection of Hsavy Attack Squadron Nino at history snd theology; John Mor- SNA8 Captain J. T. Blackburn carefully scrutinises the uniforms itslnlng gift* for I***1* as ■ child. It seemed to be her en for ChHstmss IBM. sort urg« trademark. gan, Weedonville, Vs., political of (L to R) P. E. Haack, J. A. Wright, T. N. Fleetwood, and her organisations to lend s hand. NoW| lh, |iJf<( the.d IJko to science with emphasis on cronom.c U B. Davis. Following him Is Lieutenant Commander W. B. ____________________ theory and contemporary politic*. Barron. (Official Photo U! 8. Navy) The program provide* for individual and independent study arid options! class attendance for the Lou Boudreau Is In Hospital selected students during their NEW YORK lA— Lou Boudreau, koca at Yankee Junior end senior year. manager of the Kansas City Ath- retnaln In the h For many years universities in . . . . . . » <0 u » » ™ England have used the honors Hospital at 5:45 a. in. today, re- ,0 h || ho|c,. U) system as well as the paw sys­ tem, which is the accepted portcdly suffering from chills and Yankee Stadiun letici lost 4-0 method at most American univer­ fever. sities. Requiremcnls for *ht -lass Dr. Sidney Gtynor, New York because or rah system are less extensive and de­ Yankees’ phy.lcl.n, attributed the g j £ j » mand less specie Hied study thin illness U. the after-effect* of the f)r..Gaynor. the honor system. ■ T1 e Stetson honors program extinction of a wisdom 100th on Monday. Why is tert participants were selected from those who made at least a “B" The physician desenb-rt Boud- towels? The ar average for their first two years. reau’s condition as fio*L. but said sorbency, plus t folder, billfold, pocket flashlight Each has been assigned to a Ibe Athletics' manager wiult* not the rough and l (pencil type) bottle opener (pock­ be able to go lo t «Uy’l game be- and repeated 1 committee of three professors. et site), key ring, cigarette case taking up room storing them, so tween ihc Athletics and the Yan- In hot soap or they gave them to me.'* Students In the honors systerq, pockt-slia novels (adventure and are not required to register for] mystery), comic .hooka, playing Natalie tried the reverse tech-1 any cUss, but may if they feel, nlque for gaining weight. She KINGAN’S RELIABLE that this is advantageous In at-1 . ._ , read stories about how to reduce Itslnlng their objective. Neithjr 1» tic IdentiflciUon insn*t for bill- and then did what they aald not their study limited to the Slot- 1 fold, chapter-made kit hags, using to do — she ate creamed foods, son campus. dark, solidemor m aterial; hand- fried foods, hlscuits, bread nokarrfaief. Total vatun of cny three la toes, spaghetti, noodles, highgifts should not exceed apj.roxl- calorled vegetables such as lima mately M M. beans, thick gravies, sauces, It Is Important, Frank Evans gooey desseru. stressed, that organisations de- But then she found that her siring to uke part In tl.U proj* face erupted from too many ect make their plans soon. Ship- sweets — candy, pastry, etc, and Project gy pr.tiNin*. I'll NNI-KNF NO. #SI* rto n A iiknhbuuon n o rr.r Comstock t Established over 20 y ean In Orlando RECOMMENDS KEYSTONE SERIES B-4 BOND FUND This Mutual Fund has always ■hown a generous return. As­ sets over 102,000,000, Representing Allen & Co LAKELAND Member-Midwest Stock Ex­ change Chicago Board of Trade Complete Investment Servica Phone 5*8034 LYKES SUGAR-CURED—TENDER—LEAN Ike Resumes White House Job Today could eprcsd and wrap the sand­ wiches. A variety of toy kits planned for preparing nutiitkma lunch menus are syllable this year. They include miniature cans of soup, spaghetti, beans and other foods, plus all utensils snd serv­ ing dishes required for the meal. r la ln lltf , TVITNKHH th e hand and eeel or lb* eetd C o n n this Stth day of AuaMat. A. P . 1**1 J O. P. Herodua Clerk of tha Circuit Court, la a n d F o r Seminole Couhly, Florida Tom w a leo a A t t o r n e r for P la lnllff IIS North Main BIreel, l-A Orlande. Florida _________________ I k TUII n n r t ' I T c o t NT OF TStK NINTH XI'DItTAI. t ' l N f l ' I T . IN ami Won b i : n i n o i .k r o i u r r . LOS ANGELES Seven-yearold Larry Ford had a big deci­ sion to make, and be made It manfully. Larry had been visiting two weeks in California with hta fa* Ihcr William of suburban Areadi# who is separated from the boy’s mother. Ford placed hti son r oird a plane at International Airport. i Waiting at the New York end of the flight waa Mrs. Veronica Ford of Westbury, L. I. "ord watched the plane Uka off and left the airport. Larry "wasn't aboard the plane. He had climbed out. Police at’ thm airport picked him up, Ha had" spent half of bis 16 pocket money on candy. When his father wmi summoned Larr, told him: “ I don’t like New York. I like It better here, and 1 » to go fishing with you some til rflculd Cji.’act the ,-hspter he.tiiqusrter*. here In Ssnbird. WASIltNGTON (/P)-President Elsenhower takes up his White House duties again today, r»JACQUBLIKB a. C O C K IIA M ^^ freihed by a four day golfing va­ at regular mealtimes. In addi­ tion, drink lots of malted milks, cation In California. 111VUMCM X O tll'II TO llltM tX II Elsenhower also Is expected to whole milk and cream. R ATK OK KIaUIIIUA. O IlK B T ISaB t begin slipping more firmly In the "A favorite 'gain-weight treat' i JACNUKI.INK ‘1. w kos* l•• ld • » c • sn d msIMOk next few dsye Into the role of ac«adr*M Is I* t ’s ro lln s lU ls h ts . tlve campaigner for re-olectlon. Moray. N urth C arolina. There was no Immediate an­ YOU A HE IIEUKII V NOTlKIliO th a t a n il fa r dlvore* lie* bran tiled nouncement or his schedule, but ■ g ,in it you In th a C ircu it C ourt uf Republican National Chairman ftsmlnola* Couatjf, r l o r l d ^ In C hanYei v by CLBATl H H. LOCKHAM Leonard Hal) and Secretary of You a ra haraby rau u trad to Ilia your Stale Dulles were expected to be ^ n .W r r a n d /o r otherw lae pl*«<J >» among the earllet caller*. Sccordanca w ith law . w ith lh a C lark Elsenhower had spent four daye w m a c o p r of H i m upon T om W atanp. Altorptjr for PlalPllff. at golfing and relaxing at the Cy. I I I North Mala gtrae t. 1-A Orlando. preie Point Club on California'* Florida, on or before the HI day of Monterey peninsula after two days October, A. P- !***■ Otharw ite a at the Republican National Con­ llet-reo I'ro C n p fe u o Wilt iia entered a a e le e l you for fa ilure to <0 eerv* vention which unanimously nomi­ file your anew er nr other a*- nated him for a second term. f ed en>»* oe required bv law. CMCATUtl II. COCK HAM 7-Year-Old Makes Decision Manfully 11 Students Will Launch. Stetson Honors Program SIRLOIN A LABOR DAY'S SPECIAL FRESH PORK HALF OR WHOLE Guaranteed, Tender, Well Flavored FRESH GROUND FRESH BEEF HAMBUR- j UJS GER ~ MAN BURVIVE«~ IJGHTNTNQ RTRtXC MIAMI (ft— Henry Bass, 31, sur­ vived a lightning strike with minor bums yesterday which wasn't do­ ing badly considering the bolt knocked nlm unconscious atop a 100-foot pola* sluing perch. Whent he New Bruniv-lrker re­ gained his stnees, ha had to be orderd down. Bass, hoepltsllted In satisfactory condition, said ha hoped to try again to beat a 1to­ day pola sitting record In order to make money for a uranium prospactlng trip. ECONOMY VIENNA SAUSAGE 4 OZ. CAN CUT GREEN BEANS j HARVEST MOON 3 yea hi all hnimtoy that no other gnaolino lha combination of high [m f i*uus«w 0001po­ in t in PhUllpa 06 F u n -F uel. But nothing half aa convincing aa the performance of x in your own car. -juat thia onoa—try n tankful o f F u tb -F uxl kit what it ia about thia gaaoline that ia cap1 uwra at a record-breaking rata, ha th in a you'll Uka about F u tb -F uel ia ita aaaa ofaU rting. Then try it b r ita braatb- GOP ITRENGTO GROWING IN FLORIDA BAY! LEGISLATURE ST. PETERSBURG LB-Sute Rep. Fred C. Paterson, Pinellas Republican legislator, says Demo­ cratic moves to campaign against GOP House members shews the Democrats a rt afraid of growing OOP strength in Florida, Ha said In a statement Republi­ can lawmakers have made an anviable record' ia tha Legislature. The 1MI session had six GOP Houtt members sad ana senator. Salad™' Dressing 303 CAN COPELAND PURE CANADIAN ACE ML You’Uba daiightad with tha emoothila by advanced high octana. Diaoovar of controUad volatility and poaitiva f t performance that counts! Today, fill b n a t any atation wbara you aaa tha i PfeillipaW Hbiald. A S T HMA B eat The Heat! Veeee reeTtsned may b* ebtalaai T /P T 0 P S upiuMm PHILLIPS M PRODUCTB ara diatribntad ia Ba NFORD and vldally by M AC S O IL CO • ■* BRIDAL bouquet �1 Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 22—SPECIAL NOTICES Empty? ANT A D S V HUNT ’EM EAST Ph. 1821 « . 1A—PLACES lo EAT GOOD FOOD AND D R I N K S served to pleating surrounding* by pleasant people. The Dogg<* Diner k Bar, Lake Mary. ; MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Friday Menu; Red mapper, Lob* ater, Jump Shrimp, Scallop*, Fiah Iticka. ■ Saturday Menu: Prime Rib lloe.t, H T-Bone Steak, Spaghetti and Meal Bella. All garden vege­ table*. Hwy. 17-61 South, Phone 117B-W. 4—LOST and FOUND 15—ARTICLES FOR SALE 4b—FARM and GARDDEN S econd- hand Bendix wathcr. GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e GATLIN BROTHERS Plante in any quantity. Ready Dragline k Bulldozer Service Frigldaire refrigerator. Ph. 197o for salting out Sept. 10th. Vari­ Ph. 2251 Geneva. 24M-W Sanferl aetory to eties a n of Midseason, Marion ORLANDO Sentinel g u t, Call Alumilum Market, Early Round Dutch, Ralph Ray, 3150. Glory, Improved Glory,.Savoy Venetian BliRds Mammoth Red and Eaily Copen­ Rncioaad head. Sag-prooi bottom CROSLEY - BEND IX hagen, all from Certified F#rryrail with plaatic end*. P intle er Salea and Service Morris Seed, Ripe k Ready To­ rayon tape*. Cotton or nylon RANDALL mato k Produce Co., Stain Farm­ cord*. Electric Company ers Market, Sanford, Florida, SdRknrik GI r m and P a la l O . Service— Quality— Satlafaclion Phone 311. _____________ Ph 113 Sanford 2CI7-J-3 Do Rsry 111-114 W4it lad At. Phone 1M Cota. 63.W; Paint, 12.50 gal. RENTALS FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Army 41c; Array-Navy Surp­ Well Drilling, HOWARD C. T-Shirts, lus 310 Sanford Ava. 14—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS LONG, Phone 3M 207 Ea»t Commercial Avc. F.M.B 5c, 10c, k 25c STORE 2 4 3 room apt Ph. 2983-W. Curtains Reg. S1.58 • Special |1.19 CU8TOM UPHOLSTERING HUTCHINSON’S Ocean F r o n t 321 Sanford Avc. Slip Covera and Drapet Apt*. 139 S. Atlantic. Daytona STANLEY KULP On* 24" boya bicycle. White din­ Deach. Call 1374-W for reserva­ PHONE 23U-J. ner Jacket, size 16. M3 Magnolia tion! after b:00 p. m. AUGU8T IS BABY MONTH at 44 APPLIANCES French Avenue bume suitable for Jameson Studio. Special for chil­ home 4 business. For informa­ dren to 3 year*. Two BxtO, (1 FR1GIDA1RE appUancaa, a a la s and service. G. II. High, Oviedo,. tion call 1494. gold frame) 110, PHONE 3166. Fla. Pbona FO-5-3313 or Sanford FURNISHED apu. Phono 1121. Tree* trimmed, removed and de­ 1642-W alter b p. m. nsoiscd. Ph. 1007-R. WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms AIR CONDITIONING SANFORD TREE CO. private bath*. 114 W. First St. For Room or Building ENVELOPES, Letterhead*, state­ Avalon Apt*. Efficiency, Ph. J20-W H. a POPE CO. INC. ment*, Invoices, hand bills, end programs, • e t c . Progreaaivo m Seal k park Ave. Phen* 1441 SEE Seminole Realty for Dealt Printing Co. Phone 405 — 403 Uolpuint 10 gal table top hot water able Homea and Apts. Phone 27. West 13Lh St. heater, |50. Pb. 903 or 144-W. Fun.ished Apt, 600 Park Ave. T. V. REPAIRS Apt. size '55 Kelvlnator rafrigeta‘Til 10 p. m. Service Call*. 53.00, tor and Florence gas range. 2411 GROUND Iloor, 3-room complete!] furnished apartment. 317 Paf J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2893-J W. A. Elm Ave. metto Ave. Phone 2392. Norris, Ph. 1559. Liccnicd Tech­ 1955 Bendix automatic wnthcr. nician*, guaranteed work. EFFICIENCY Apartment. Salt1110. 13001k Sanford Ave. able for bachelor or cowl*. Well drilling, water guarantied, Private bath. Across from Post Phone 100S-W. 45—BUILDING MATERIALS Office. Manuel Jacobson. USED BK1CK BULLDOZING This la a free pnss to the MovieTWO CARLOADS beautiful used LOWERY k BRIDGES land llide-ln Theatre for Mr*. brick. Orange, rad, and ‘ jurat San. 1154-W Orange City Spr 4-5424 black. Sea than at SHERMAN Ann Threat!. Exp. dale Sept. 7, 1956. CONCRETE PIPE CO. LOST ~ lord Elgin black faced watch on railroad track In back of dlaaiter icene. REWARD. Call I1S4-W. S—PERSONAL NOTICES ROLLAWAY, Ho*pi tat and Baby SPECIAL . Beda Day, Week, or Month-Tel. ■ 1425, Furniture Center — At Nix Bedding. Renovate cotton and inncripring mattrea*. We al­ _______llSWeat Flrat St. to convert cotton maitreatca in­ to Inneraprlng. We make odd aize AUTOMOTIVE mattreaic* and matching box spring*. Wc do upholitary k allp •-BOATS AND MOTORS covera. Free estimate* cheer­ Bee the New Evinrude line for ’56 fully given. 1301 Sanford Ave. Phone 504-J. ROBSON Sport ins flood* Evinrude Salea k Service i 204 E. let St. Phone DOB 25—SCllOOLS-lNSTRU CTION Tide la a free pa*a to the Rita DANCING Theatre for Peggy Marra. Exp. Deanna School of Dance date Sept. 7, 1956. Ballet • Tap • Ballroom Beginner, intermediate, and ad­ IS—TRAILERS vanced classc* for children of It will pay YOU to aaa ua before all egei. you buy. Oper Evening* and ..REGISTRATION SEPT- 6.. Sunday*. Phone 257! 17-92 at Hiawatha E eat aide Trali#r Salea Falalka, Fla. EMPLOYMENT 4 Trailer, Sele-Rent, Ph. 66S-XR. U- -CHILD CARP ! 1*~U8ED c *»* ____ Raby sitter* available. Baby Sit­ Strip-down a Studebaker, motor ting Agency. Ph. 352-M. A l Condition. Flrat 140 take* It. Will keep children in my home. Apt. 17 Higgina Terrace. Phone 2123, BUSINESS SERVICES Ib—REALTY PARLORS Modem Air-conditioned Salon HnrrioU’a Beauty Nook »N A. Oak p>. n IT—BUILDING - REPAIRS PAINTING n FLOOR aandlng and finishing. Cleaning, waxing. Serving Seminola county since 1525. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary call Mr. Tasker, ****•■ Repair workl Home alterations! No Job too am aII. Finished carpentar WIU give prompt service. Pbona IW6-J. Rollins k Slagle. JET * cRANEY-HMITH PAINT’S 16 B. Park Phone 1203 lb—PIANO SERVICE L. L. ill! — Plano Technician SIM Raaia I. Sanford II—ROOFING and PLUMBING CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller k Son Ph. 154 Fno aatimatc. Quality work. Plumbing. Kreaky Heating M. G. HODGES Sendee ou#AJI Water PumpsWrlla Drilled - Pump* PaSfa Road. Phone 700 W. J. KING Plumbing Contractor Kohlar Plumbing k Supplies Raam Electric Water Heater* 1534 Orlande Dr. Ph. 54 25—HELP WANTCD—FEMALE SELECT 1/4 8awed Oak Flooring, 5260 per M. No. 1 Common 1230 per M. No 2 Common 9135 per M. Floors Laid 4 Finished; Reasonable. E. F. Stevens, Ph. 716-R-4 after 6 p.m, CONCRETE Ready Mixed Concrete. Concrete Block, Sand, Grave], Cement Concrete Pipe to Meet All Qual iflrations. Sherman Concrete Pipe Co, Oat West 11th SL Phone 2419 RED-1-M1X CONCRETE Window Sills • Lintels Septic Tanka • State Approved Sand • Cement • Mortal Mix Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Avc. Phone 1336 4b—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT HAYNES Office Machine Co., Typewriters, adding machines, Salst-Realali, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. STUDENTS—see the newest thing in typewriters — Royal's 1957 •Twln-Pak", portable. The fast cat portable on tbo market. In 7 colors. fora. 24 months to pay. Powell’s Office Supply PI . 117 S. Magnolia Phone 086 47-FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD Buy your Furniture at Berry'i Warehouse Fura. Co., at 901 W. 1st St. All nationally adv. fumituro at warehouse prices. Used furniture, appnaneee, tools, etc. Bought-sold. Larry’s Mart 321 East Itt SL Pbona ibsi. STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE PLUMBING U ntract and Repair Work NOW a mm film rental library Free Estimates at Wieboldt'a Camera Shop. 210 R. L. HARVEY i. Phone 1521 S. Park Ave. .f* S04 Sanford Ave. t' 43—ARTICLES far SALE SB-SPECIAL NOTICES We buy and sell used furniture. PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Paying lop rash prices for any All types and sixes, installed or thing of value. SUPER TRAD­ "Do It Youraelf.” ING POST on 17-92 Ph. 2U53-W. WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Trunk*. Wardrobe, Steamer*. STI NE i FootlocLer*. Briefcases, San­ 1■ Machine and Supply Ce. ford Jewelry 4 Luggage Co.. > > BBT W. 2nd SL Pb. U It 300 Sanford Ave. _____ net. 5159.95 «p#o Meadoy'e #Tf iN The Home* Built By ODIIAM 4 TUDOR. INC. Buitdcra of Fine Homes For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Designed Three And Four Bedroom Uomts 1 4 1 baths Varied Selection of Plana Avail­ able. Priced From 611,200 to *34.000 VA (G l)-rH A 4 FHA ImervIce Financing. HOMES AVAILABLE! South Pintcreit .... Sanford, Fla. Grove Manors ...... Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villas ... DcLand, Fli SALES OFFICE W25 s. French Ave. Phono 2100 4 29*0 Alter 6:00 p. m. Call 2371-W 04—LOTS Seminole Realty $119.95 New Selection * f Slit JO Rofas (Foam Rubber) 100.00 Safa Bade ....... «........ Matching Chaira ....... ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Ceraor tod * Magnolia, Pb U S "Bod Heaberoer" Mgr. SEE and COMPARE DESIRABLE one and two Iwd- W. DIETRICHS T. W. MKRO room furnished ap t Pb. *31-W REALTORS Pheae 27 er 145 MAYFAIR — 3 bedroom house. 19*1 Pari Ave Large yard. Ceil 1430-J after b p. m. B A LL R EA LT Y RAYMOND M. BALL New 1-bedroqm unfurnished apt. OSCAR M. HARRISON Near chopping center and PineREG. BROKERS crest School. 2619 Elm. No pels 8. D. Highlayman, Associate please. 2*4 death Park Ave. Phone M0 New two bedroom houses, kitchen IF IT IS REAL ESTATE equipped. 1104 Washington. Pb. •tk Crumley k Monteith 443 or write Jack Flynt, ltox 302 Sanford. at 117 South Park, Phone 771 They Know 1-room furniabed garage apt. Phone 83I-W3. FOR RENT 2 Bedrwoma-2 baths For Rent—Modern cottage com­ 9121 month pletely furnished. 4 blocks from 3 Bedrooms • 1 bath Air Base. Available Sept. 15. IIM month Call 207* It. APARTMENTS g-bedroonl furn. or unfurn. apart­ 1 4 2 Bedroom apta, furnished er unfurnished. |4 t per month and ments, with screened In porch. Phone 1013 M. 4-room garage apt, 545. So. Cam­ ROSA L. PAYTON. RegUterrd Real Estate Broker eron Ave. Ph. 1514-R. Phone 2871 17-12 at Hiawatha 2-l!(-dn>om home at I.akc Monroe, 550. Apply Al Gibbons bick of Desirable attractive 3-bedroom 10c Store. Smyrna Drive, Dc cement block house on large prwner lot. Desired neighbor­ Bxry. hood and sensible allowances 3-Bedroom unfurnished house. So. make* this an ATTRACTIVE Sanford Ave. Ph. 1317-W. INVESTMENT in a place you spend moat of your time — HOME! 111,900, Terms. Call for REAL ESTATE appointment. 55-HOMES W. H. "BUI" KTENPER Guy Alleu, Associate 2-Year old concrete block home Arlttte Price, Aaeoclate with car porte. 2 bedrooms, kit­ Realtor — General Inenrence chen equipped. Living room, Phone M3 nr HRS 111 N. Park Ave. bath with tub 4 ahower. Full size screen porch. RL 2, Box KENNETH E- SUCK 612-A, Ph. 290-J. RegUterrd Real Eatate Broker Phone 1516 1-BEDROOM neiia# with carperte, 1009 E. 2nd. porch and utility room, rrlfl da ire appliances, <225 down $139.00 UMirat-4.nl anu Repair Panne 1113 Ave PLUMBING 4* REPAIRS Septic Tank Installation k Service Sewer Connections. Archie C. Harriett, Phone 734-W or 1335. ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW HOME? 100x350 lake front loL Crystal Point, Lake Mary Ph. 003 or 144-W Lois 61’ x 135'. Partly landscaped. Ready to build. Dream wold Section. 1411 Chase Ave. Phone New Smyrni ocean front. One, 1975-M. two bedroom apta., reasonable. McGrath, Box 1412, Coronado I t —BROKER! sab REALTORS Station, New Smyrna Beach, ur Tel. 1095-M. 3-bedroom, 2 hatha, deluxe mas­ home one year old near FURNISHED garage apartment, 1 onry country club. Excellent buy at bedrooms, living room, electric kitchen, bath, carporte, excel­ 115,600 with terms available. Many other good two ami three lent location. Prefer couple. bedroom homes from 59,ooo up. PHONE 2497. Rose Court Apts. Unfurnished 0- 2-bedroom country homo on T acre* with b acres planted In room apt. Kitchen equipped. young citrus, S mile* from San­ Phone 1494. ford. Just reduced to ill.&oo with terms. Large, clean, furnished apt. 2 adults. Oil Park Ave. WAITRESS — Apply Toucbton's Drug Store, Mr. Clark. Curb girls, apply tn person to Pig'n Whistle. Woman to clean house 2 days a week. Must provide transporta­ tion. Ph. 2953-J. Tills 1* a free pass to the Movieland llidr-ln Theatre for Mr*. Evelyn Rice. Exp. date Sept. M ather of Sanford 7. 1956. 203-4)9 E. 1st SI. Phona 127 MOTHERS........... WHITE Arc you tired of your routine? Do you have 3 hoi*. daily to devote SEWING MACHINE CENTER Salea, Scrvlro and Rentals lo advertised Avon Cosmetics? GAR R E T T ' S Contact Mrs. J. Russell, P. O. J23 E. First St. Phono 1422 Box 975, Orlando. GENUINE VICTORIAN 27—HELP WANTED • MALE HIPRODUCTtONS , 558.00 Wanted—Pin Sctteri must be over Lamp Tablet 582.00 in years of age. Apply Sanford Coffee Table* Console Tables 591.00 Bowling Alley. Ladies and Gentleman's Chairs 2b—SALESMEN • AGENTS 1110.00 *a. Love Seat 5175.00 Salesmen 4 Salas women to con­ Hand-Carved Mahogany tact home owners, year round Trade-Ins Accepted work. Commission and drawing. W1I.SON-MA1EK 3Iust be live wires. Orange ImPhone 951 ovemcnt Co. 201 E. Com marc. 311 E. 1st St. , Sanford. A WATKINS ROUTE IS AVAIL­ ABLE FOR SEMINOLE COUN­ LOWELL E. OZIER TY. WRITE THE J. R. WAT­ Rellder - Phene Ilib . KINS COMPANY. S69 WEST Office: MM R. Orlande Or. PEACHTREE ST., N. E.. ATLANTA, GEORGIA. Beautiful country home complete furnished. 3 acree Land. SALES OPPORTUNITY HERE ARE JIJHT A KEW ly Edward F. Lane. Phone 2110. Progressive well known Insurance UK THE MANY SAVINGS Company considering applicants Beautiful Dinette Sate. Choice or This U a free past to the Rlu for established debit in Sanford tl Table Tope and 12 Chair Theatre for Fred Jones. Eap area. Prefer inexperienced man “overi . . , Compltte with 4 date Sept. 7, 1956. with experienced sales back­ Chairs ground who Is looking for un­ limited opportunities in a ca­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME* reer Job. Give age, selling exper­ *VA—FllA—CONVENTIONAL ience and family statistics. Re­ FINANCING Anti—Beautilul 34-Pe Dlnnerware •LOW DOWN PAYMENTS ply Box OF, Sanford Herald. Set ...... ............... .... •LOW MONTHLY PA CMENTS TO—WORK WANTED—FEMALE A. K- SHOEMAKER. JR. FREE Pbona INI 1900 Urllnnvllle Baby sitting or house cleaning. P hone^S rtjJiJtachrM ticki^^^^ Handiome Bedroom Special 2*Bedroom De Bary home. Good MERCHANDISE ~ Vanity with large Mirror cond., air-coed., landscaped, ' 'Panel Bed paved read. Financed by owner. Chest of Drawer* 12—ARTICLES H»lt RENT Phone 24J-W3. S lb—HOMES SELL AnytUeg Wilh A Classified Ad JU>T CALL t i ll TOO MUCH FURNITURE? Ua* CMOOSE GOOD' W O R K E R S Flat top kitchen aink, new mix­ •died ada and the surplus fur ing faucet. Reasonable. 60b Pal­ cash . PtoM UU Inr an td It Faya Te Dae Classified. metto Ava. wntar. through Clettifiad ada. Let an SWAP ANYTHING I Just else* FUR QUICK AM ION use Classi­ Classified ada. Pheea i m f i r e experienced ad-writar asaiat you fied ada to s*U rent bin . Call 1521, aay "Charga ikH A. B. PETERSON Broker Aasedatta: a . 8. Petaraon Jr., P. J. Chesterton, Garfield Wllletta, Joke Meiach and R. W, William*. A. C. Doudney, Land Surveyor. 116 N, P a ri Ave. Phone 1129 THE SANFORD HERALD WASHINGTON UP — The Post Office Department said Friday a contract for the I 3/4 million dol­ lar post office building at St. Pet­ ersburg, Fla., ha* been awunlni to the Herviug Realty Co., of Mil­ waukee, Wi*. Rollin Barnard, deputy assistant postmaster general, said the con­ vent Is organized for construc­ tion work in Florida. Barnard subl the building will be the first major federal building with drive-in facllllle* for patrons similar to the drive-la windows now operated by mine private banka. He said the two-alory building will be air-conditioned and will have 154,000 square feet of floor space plus 7.900 square feel for truck platform* and 147.000 square (cot fur mail truck maneuvering and parking. The building will be located on the northwest corner of First Avenuc North and 3l»t Street North. “. • . HELP WANTED—a tobncco nuctloneer to out-talk « y Thia 1* the first contract signed wife wlicii him nek* why nil the odd Jubo around the houao by the department under a new haven’t been done while ehe nnd the kids were on vocation.** 30-year lpa»c policy, Bernard said. It also Is the lirst ume the de­ partment has prepared final D A ILY C R O S S W O R D working plans and specification* ACROSS 43. R elieve 19. Found*. in advance for bidders, he said. 1. M u s ic 44. M arrie* lion Ten hid* were submitted for the DOWN character 21. Dry building two weeks ago. 8. Spill over 1. Hunter . 23. Cushion Barnard said John B. Gay, a SL 9. Home for 3. A ring of a 33. GodPetersburg firm, was hired to pre­ bee* chain deia 10. R ab b it of pare the final plans at Post Office 3. Evening* tpoel.) 11. Diminished, death Department expense but Ibe nerv­ tN o r.) as the moon 4. Nourished ing Co., was required lo buy these 12. Old card 8.Dl*charge * 23. Shel­ plana a* part f it* contract. gun game tered VtaMrdtr** i atd* J4. cjueat! ona « Young aheep 7. Sphere 96. Strike 18. Crowd 32. River (Fr; 8 Frog 33. Bodlee i f 16 Father with 17. Northeast 11. Magic click the hand water 13. Orate 27. Royal resi­ 36. Weary labbr.l wiibo rtija x K b * m il.a Mm 15. Mons-Dlled 37. Ortedy dence 15. Exclama­ w i :iim :*usv bog* 26. swift area* 31. Manderb* tion a v tg a v io a tn II. Brown in of river* 19. God or S.*e js.,.until" With L'acl* Walt the aun IK Lean-to pleasure 49. Mantote 4:|* •WT'ja'ViMM. Television (.0 0 • tl4 (:lo 7 nt# K * w » - W * a » h * r -H p o m Jntin I ' s l r News T h . KIv* O * I s K r s h k l # losln* T i m s T h . rtrlJ.I. ll.m l.sv u ii. * ,i) i •till w .rtn tid a y M a in F lahia F i l m F n rn You At# Tli»r# I 'n u ti-h -nil Nl*lil N o w . 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W N R N - T V J* r K * O W V II .I.W tiim x i. a M K iro i'iu v a m a s o o a II 'III Mill II ISO i ; i *4 a-«ii Dll* a: J« ! iim 7 to ■ nil »ln * -HO 10|*0 IIt:aIt t 1)0 ||:mi ttrport I . , , I'.iill, Slnry F o l d Lata Minin Ni' hi A HO • IPU IVFlrtlll Ilour )<Mwirdh'NtRB W ild n u t l l l r l t o k Frankl# Lain* linn Callrd \ I’vr llnl A Km ii -i I'. H Kin.I I l n u r I n .I h V olin l u y . T h . ym llonalr* HI*. O ff TIM H M I t V M D R I I S n a . t i T 4 . i I 'a t l c r n 7 IM flood Miirnlti* * Ino I ' . p l K n ii* n io o I M Or All T h i n * . »iln O o O frry mu tn:5o 11:0* llilS 11:1* Milt tilt* IS :ts ttit* 1:00 1:14 1:00 1:1* StDft 1:1 S *:)« i .at Real Estate 4 Insurance Mr*. Lourin* Meiatnger, Asaec. 107 Magnolia Ave. Pb. II •t k i r j k e | t l ! h li V a l i a n t Larir l o t i o f l.lfa K . » r t h F'or T o r o o t r o w ilu ld ln r t.lah t 19:00 I t . p o r t ktand t)n A 71# O nnnttd A . th * W o r l d T u r n . J o h n n y ( ’arso n llnu i.p arl v HI* r * r # f f lloh r r o . h u l l r l a t i t # . D ay K#«r»t k l n r m E d * , o f Nlalit Op*a I fo n m Radio w T N k -ita n m u I4M WIMHJVLI.lt* W K U S IJ IIU i A K IL H A U U k See ua for French Avr. Property REAL ESTATE DR1VE1N 2344 French Ave. S.O'J T h* Rh y t h m H our LVK XIXU ai*a World At HI* J. W. HALL, REALTOR CIS T w ilight Kon*. Johnny W ilier, Associate a :io Kporl# llook "Cell IUH" Phone 175* l:IS Sfu.lo Al JlanlBHi 7:*# H rlflln a O b A Clou* Tilt /to... F a r A Lady Consult A REALTOR First *:*« IF* lia m a t t m * l i t * N lgnt Edition CULLEN AND HARKEY Ifnll.d Natlopn IN N. P ari Ave. Phene 2213 •• lit IS* Th# Ithylhni l/oiir nuso At Itnnie IMIh U n il* OWNER LEAVING TOWN. 2103 l*l»* N.w* Palmetto Ave. Wishes to sell 111*1 Klsa Off T H U B I O tf equity in boast 61473 with MUKXDIU kitchen equipment. O; can b* Ilf# on •mi H aw n Br*sk*r* purchased furnished for 11971 K i*l end assume mtg. payment* of Hi* *ii> W #.l#r* J . m b o r . # 553 which Include taxes, insur­ u si K#w* Tie* 0***e 0'#)#ck CUV ance, principal end interest. 7:4* N#ws.Florid* Robert A. Williams, Keillor ?■*» N .w .- W o r ld Raymond 1 nedquiat. Associate » no J w k i r ' i r h o l c # Slornro* r>#votlo*i III* INS ***?-»!■ Baak mi*g lilt Laura B. Osier, Broker Haas) M. Field. Asaoelate MM Be. Orlande Hwy. Phene EVENINGS: Bill end IN Png* • WAIT 59vnornis Contract Awarded For St. Pete Post Office Building Alexander A Stringer O ZIER R EA LTY CO. Wed. Aug. 29, 1956 * i* 4 B ill 30. P lay* 23. Stringed, musical in■trument 24. Fetters 36. rtn for roasting meat 21. Catchers of eels 31. Youth 32. Mature 93. Exclama­ tion 34. Mulberry 38. Utile girl 36. Narrow atrip of woven cotton 31. Walks back and forth 40. Black end blue 41. ' Cherlie ," fic­ tional de­ tective 43. Dry . 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For Delivery AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAl AUGUST 30, 1938 E stablished 1908 OVER too CHILDREN TOOK part In the Seventh Annual Jay err Fishing Rodeo yesterday at Lake Carols In Fort Mellon Pork in Sanford. Prises were awarded to 10 children for fish that were rnught during the event whirl) started shortly afler 3:30 Wed nesdny afternoon. (Photo by Jameson) Over 600 Kiddies Out For Fishing Rodeo ■ • lile l I w | r J Moro than 600 youngsters lined Lake Carols yesterday afternoon f t .< --------T h Wild Chase Ends ecce -Fishing rJ'Lzxfzxc Promotion To P* Rodeo. With Alleged Hit a S fs s is a ra rt Run Driver Cauqht finest event of ila kind that we 1 With 600 fishinf^polei in read!* Program Of CofC *n Cominn Year Council To Study Canal Issue LONDON Of*—The British Foi oign Office announced tonight the North Atlantic Council will meet la Paris next week to consider the Sues Canal dispute. Foreign Secretary Sclwyn Lloyd will be Britain's representative at this hurriedly arranged meeting ol NATO's top body. A Foreign Ol* flee spokesman laid the meeting will open Wednesday. The announcement came ea the first elements of French troops ai* signal to C y n wwa Associated Press Leased Wfre THK MOST POPULAR *|h>1 during yesterday’,, Jayrre Fishing Rodeo _wn* the judge*' tnhle when' fish were brought bv par­ ticipating youngster* to bo weighed, measuted, ami registered. Youngsters, parents and adults crowded around the table where sralrs were located to sre whoso fish was the longest, the shortest, liravir.it, or even the smallest. (Staff l ’boto) , Navy Secretary Expresses Regrets For A ir Disaster ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ rAdmiral IP A wild chase through Seminole County roada and palmetto thlc* l y t t i fjw«ny ended In the stopping a f a car last night asd tho driver taken. laid ., ouawdy.. following-* liabia sources a*M' otbert wet* hit and nm Incident In Lake B irf. down on the crowd aa the flail i a.m. , moving to the British bastion m the arrest , of winner* In tha varioas categories George Touhy, president of lha the eastern Mediterranean by U A warrant for 1........... j been signwere determined am| announced. Chamlwr of Commerce, brought John Henry Poff Ms been ■tfi"* armada of requisitioned ships. id by *Mra.#J. A. Chalkley Sr., in A acoro of Jayccc members attention to the Coffee Club French Forellgn Office and De­ the wake ofthe Incident. Charge* were on band to assist in making group that tha emphasis being fense Department officials refused piled up against the 21-year-old the event a complete success and llaccd an Harness Horse Racing In to confirm or deny the reports, Lake Mary youth as Florida High- a number of tho Jaycce wive*: two national ningntlnei «*t1* < widely ubllshed by Paris newspaway Patrolman Carl WHHnm* filed pitched In to register the young-1accomplish what Willlnn* *• They declined to go beyond a Forgfthe complaint# at the Seminole Jters, aerve soft drinks and Ice -nd his associates aro trying Foreign Office communque which County Sheriff* office. , fr**ra> as " l 'l °* t“ assist tho ’o do nt Seminole Park Race. ay. said the British government had Williams chased the IMS Chev- judges In determining the winner* Touhy snld "thl* is an Important to a French request lo temporarily folet Station wagon after he had m the various groups. development In Seminole County.'’ station a contlngen of French been aighlrd by members of the Lake Carol# was well stocked President Touhy nlso naM Irl* French truopa on Cyprus. family In the car that had been for the event as was shown by the bulo to Forrest ll reckon ridge, hit. The car, driven by Poff. waa number of fish caught and the Chamber of Commerce manager, lighted near the Movleland Ride- rixe of the fish turned In ni the "'ho ha* resigned to accept •. Cub Scout Pack 34 In Theatre. William* atated that weighing station Inr position with the DeLanJ his speed, throughout the chase, the j u(jsel ublc were County Chamber of Commerce. Un said, Will Hold Field was between 75 and W miles nn Commissioner and President of, "Creek, we wish you only the ^ mlrthe Seminole County Sportsmen's ’’est." Events Friday ADMIRAL DELBERT CORNWELL, COMMANDER, FLEET AIR JACKSONVILLE, expresses the w Both the Seminole County Sher- Association John Mcisch and Past Clifford MoKibldn, presidentCuh Scout Pick No. M will hold regrets of th* Secretary of th* Navy over th* trtitle arrldcnt when a Navy AJ-3 Savage Immber I f f » Department and the Sanford President Porter Lansing. elect of Ihe Seminole County it! monthly pack meeting' at the crashed Into two Sanford homes Monday. Aroom ntying Admiral Cornwell ore: (left to right) Police Department were alerted children In uverv ace uroun Chamber of Commerce outlined soft ball field on the lake front Acting Mayor David Gatchel, Comdr.!,, It, I.ibby, Comdr. William E. Lenina, and Captain Robert and took part In Ihe chase. Deputy turned out fur the event -omo personal wishes for Chamber Frltlay night beginning at 7:30. \V. Jackson. I.t. I). I.. Jackson, the Admiral's J-'hg Lieutenant t. shown in the background Admir­ Sheriff Bob Carroll’s ear, nt 20th b ■ assisted bv narcnis who "f Commerce accomplishment* Cornwell, leaning uti tha desk, talks with Tha Huifard Itcrald'H KxiTiitivi* l-Miinr, (with hack to Sine* the main theme of cubbing al St. and the old Lake Mary road J J J } b> {ur «>• ^ I n g year. for the month of Auguat has been camera) J, Marion llarmiri Sr* (Photo by Jmnf um) •’Field Event*" several competi­ fiS k nth,.r ™.1,Hltwn a,s made. madctle,nr,! "■>'« fee Club member* bcflor‘‘ his plans,C"f olock the road was jpit" lln« ,he cr*ck‘’r |,,r„ ft,„ „.._v be tive field event* will be run. Indi­ The chase went .long the old nlh both bream and b . .. ^ ><•» tribute to Forrest cuba from the afveral den* U k e Mary road from 17-92 Into ’ ” * ™ *' Breckenrldge. He said ’’Breek'i vidual will participate in auch event* *a Lake Mary, back through the Lake « #rf th*n woitiiw were p#riot» ||(y W|H Ih. mi„ . the obstacle course, foot races, . J I a r y road to 20th St., out South« **•»«*■ ‘n‘° ed In Sanford and Seminole football throw and other contests. Road and bark again, fin,e an“ were furnished by Semi- County One of the feature event* of the I 'lrinS}nB, the C#r 10 * ,l°P al n01^ Sp"rtlnB I "Promotion will be the work of evening will be a surprise com­ th. city Umlt* on » th St. (ConUnaed On Pag* Three) | (CmUlaanl Oa P as. Three! f Red light* flashing and siren . ---------------------------- petitive attraction that can no* tw announced at thl* time. Prises will Sounding^ as well as spot lights, ■ V M W im & s .* — b« awarded to Individual winnrr* fallrd to stop thr iivrcrtlng m r as v. W ffrl * tltc youth, who admitted to Patrol* la ^ V 9 1 M k |a |A ' ' M 9 U , j j g and a grand prise will be awarded With a full attendance of club i man Carl Wiltlami that ho a * .* , . .. J to Ihe den winning the w»st officers and directors and with of been", to . B emM ; f j event!. Cubbing awards will aUo every committee belug represen­ be made by O. B. Gray, chairman - > B 4 H - n l of the awards committee. All ted, the Sanford Rotary Club held Patrolman Car] William* Mated i l l anil tlonmmllntr minslnn in i l - -oH nf tlm of mil friends of cubbing arc 'nvtcd to |J ia t improper country. To In* |m>iwirc<l to fulfil1 th in mi-uion m i u l r c s iutenattend. • T e n d r iv f-; wilful w ^ hIvu o|>cralloiiH and inevitably tliure |« liazanl involved, Cub Scout Pack No. 34 Is spon­ nit and run, Snd resisting »rrc,t, I jC K S F a r Ichh, I mi ght add, t h a n on the highway. sored by the Methodist Church. Jamei Grant la Cubmasler and W. W. Dodson la committee chairman of the pick. Parents of boys -ighv Veteran Driver Is years of age or pliler who aro in­ terested la having their buy join Critically Injured the cub scout program should con­ tact Fred Murray, placement A r 'loot Flies Ov*r chairman, Phone 66S. Detroit un Veteran powerV c driver Joe Taggart was crllieali Injured today when SloMoShun IV, which he was pitoting la Gatd Cup trials on the Detroit In Political Drive Rlv r. flipped over at about US KANSAS ClTV UB - Former mph and tank. President Harry Trumaa Is going Spectator* watching the nuge to get into the political campaign unlimited class boat whip over the full blast. three-mile course said It ”ap. He announced at hL Kansas OIL TANKER ADMISSION peered to disintegrate." City office yesterday the Demo CRITICIZED Taggart, a veteran Detroit pilot. cratlc National Committee asked Cruise Plans To Be MIAMI (At —Admission of a n _ r'i*hed to a hospital la a conhim to make two or three speech­ Villon doctors aald waa so prwtanker from a strikebound ahipes a week. Discussed A t Boat, carious they began treating him yard at Jacksonville to Miami for! He said the committee is draw­ In,.an ambulance, fearing to re­ repairs was criticised yesterday ing up a list of proposed appear­ Ski Club Meeting move him to the emergency room ances, probably starting the sec­ by CIO official* and the Industrial Final plans for tha Labor Day T -v harbormaster policemen! ond week In September. He said weekend cruise which will leave Union of Marine and Slilpbulldlng Sheltl* and Clyde Whltledg* be would apeak only at the invita­ froip Daytona Beach will be dis­ •ere patrolling in a nearby Worker* as a disgrace to tbla port tion of tho committee. cussed at tonight's session of the -sld HtoMo IV of Seattle A Miami jxirt spokesman said Truman trill fly to Ottumwa, Sanford Boat and Ski Club ' couple of fllpi and then he did not know of the strike inla., Saturday and talk at a rally The meeting will get underway •“ 's he water, breakipg Into a fur Herat he] Loveless, Democrat­ at I p. m. in the Civic Center at Jolvement of the Venesuelan hundred places." Th* boat wad i*. ic candidate for governor of Iona. Ft. Mellon Park. Member* are anker Bachaqueoro but would ■>«ered after an hour of draggln* Monday night ha will addreaa a urged to attend this meeting. The river bottom. public la Invited. To Citizens Of Sanford R e p re s e n ts ta s te r ,' Fleet ^."TaekaonViua and repmeatlng the Secretary of the Navy visited Sar.fard today to determine If there la anything the Navy or the Becretary of tho Navy could do that ba« not boon done. Admiral Cornwell expressed tha regreta of tho Becretary of tha Navy aa well as hi* personal re­ grets to the families of the peopli who were affected In the Monday tragedy In Sanford However, Adm. Cornwell said, "We are delighted with the cooperation that has existed between the Navy and the eiUrens of San* ford In taking care of the many details that grew out of tha acci­ dent." Admiral Cornwell wa* accom­ panied on hli tour today, by Cap­ tain Robert W. Jackson, Com­ manding Officer of the Sanford Naval Air Station; Comdr. L. 0, Libby, Commanding Officer of VAH-7: Comdr. William E. las. moj; Lt. D. L. Johnson, the Ad­ miral* Flag Lieutenant; and aoline Mayor David Gatchel. Funeral service# for two of tho air crash disaster victims are be­ ing held this afternoon at Brissoa Funeral Homo. Services for Mri. Lloyd F. Lon-o, Jr., M. and her daughter, Marilyn Sue, three, are being held at 1:30 p. m. with the Rov. J. W. Parham of the Central Baptla* Church of; Delating. Burial will be held In Oskuwn Memorial Part* Mem*’. '* *■■ vice* w-r* he!J yesterday afternoon at I j'clo.k for tho three crew members; Lr. Comdr. Osnl Donald Rail ■•>* Pilot; Lt. <Jg> Gerald Ml Kiel O'Hara, bombardier • navigator; and William Dallrntlne Rwlaonski, third crewman, chaplain Chari-* L, Arnold conducted the services assisted by the Rev. Phlllln o-b. lessmgnn of the L'lthe—p " >| of The Redeemer and Father Jew seph Lyons of All RunIs Cot hoi 10 Church. In the meantime, the official Naval Board of Investigation nr. tiered by Admiral Cornwell, '.i-w ‘blued Ra Inquiries Into the dla* aster. The board was reported t* neve held Its flrat meeting ye«!epday and continued It* Invest!fa, tion throughout the oay and meg again today to fUr'her determine ________ „ ,M„„ *nl° 'J * home# on Orange Ave, 1 ,<w" U ,t Mond<r* lA /n c s liim ™ G O ’ iJ C t through Friday 1bonderIB •■W IldNAL 1BT U NSW 1 j "I— " It 1 1 * H ------- � 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, August 29, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 29, 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>, August 29, 1956; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2bbdfdbba46ccea0406988bca11c7c66.pdf e1497ce2c035f897b6d84a1f15b45211 PDF Text Text Time begins at Yowell's........ 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Prepare them for those brisk days ahead. O utfit them in oar sturdy warm jackets, snug aa a bug sweaters, novel, ty woolen and tweed sport coats, and • e ll tailored slacks to team up with. �If Your Herald Is Not Delivered By 1 P. M. CaO 1821 Before 7 P .H . For DaHvary H a n fo r d Ifc ra tft * ,3 VOULME XLV1I1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER SANFORD, FLORIDA Established 1908 * TUESDAY AUGUST 28, IBM Egypt Says W ill M eet W ith Team AN AERIAL VIEW of the crash scene on Orange Av*. In Sanford yesterday taken from a Navy helicopter. Note the crowd already assembled around the biasing plane, the wing of the plana as It leans against a power pole, the Navy ambulance pulled up Into the twisted railroad track where the plane first hit at upper (Official Navy Photo) F. E. Breckenridge Official Navy Inquiry ^Accepts Position Of Air Crash Ordered With DeLand CofC Aa announcement was made to­ day by Clyde Bennett, president of the DeLand Chamber of Corrtmerce that Forrest Breckenridge, presently manager of the local Chamber had accepted the post* tion of Chamber Executive Mena. J g e r at DeLand. Breekenrldge baa aerved " teenager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce for the past five years, having come to Sanford from the Suwannee Coun­ ty Chamber at Live Oak. Prior to th at time he was connected with radio atatlons in both South Geor­ gia and North Florida. He ia presently serving aa vice. president of the Florida Chamber <A f Commerce Executives, a state­ wide professional association. He is alio the secretary of the St. Johna-Indlan River Improvement Assn, and has made several pres­ entations b e f o r e congressional committees and other groups rel­ ative to the proposed SanfordTitusville Canal. Ha is actively Interested in avl* a tion, and la Central Florida nflroup Commander of the Florida '•W ing, Civil Air Patrol, Air Force Auxiliary. He la a member of the Aviation division of the Florida Btata Chamber of Commerce a«d served aa a member of tho State Committee to obtain the Air Acad­ emy for Florida. He served at a member of the US Air Force in World War II for five ycarsi with overoeie service in Alaska nnd the Aleutian Islands. I # Breekenrldge stated "1 have interested in several civic moveBientg In Seminole County serving aa m em btr of the Salvation Army Advlaory Board, director of both the Binfond Industrial Board and Sanford Industries, Inc., and as aecretaty of the Citizens Hospital Committee. He la a member of the Xiwanii Club, American Legion ■ltd Jayceea, Hia religious faith J * Baptist and he la a member V f the Brotherhood of the Fiist Baptist Church of Sanford. Breckenridge atataed “ I have enjoyed serving the people of Seminole County as manager of Ihelr Chamber of Commerce for the peat five yeari. . . . I am glad to have played tome amall part in the progressive planning and its resultant' growth and development . tf jth a Sanford area during this ij»T iod of time . . . My family and vW naturally feel a measure of sad­ ness in moving frem a community In which wo have made many friends. However we are happy that we will be only a few miles •w ay and that we will still reside in Central Florida." Sanford'a worst tragedy in many years occurred a t noon yesterday when a Navy plane attached to VAH-7 of the Sanford Naval Air Station crashed yesterday after radioing the operations tower that it was returning to tho base bocause of engine trouble. Crash crews were standing at readiness on the NAS landing strip waiting for tha crippled plana to coma In as they watched streaming smoke as gasoline was being damp­ ed from tho nearly four ton* of fuel being carried for its flight to Norfolk, Va. First signs of tho crippled plane were noticed as hundreds of local citizens watched the plane lose al­ titude as apparently the pilot struggled to bring his plane onto tho landing field at NAS. In an apparent attempt to bring the plane, already on fire, onto ACL railroad tracks between Or­ ange and Yale Avenues, the huge craft came directly over two homes on Yale Ave. taking TV antennas with It and then smashing Into seve pine trees sheering them off, some right at the ground. The plane first smashed Into the ACL track taking a section of the track with It and twisting two sec­ tions of rail. For pictures taken a t tho crash scene—Sc# Page Three. It Is then believed that the plana catapulted, topsids first, landing directly on top of tha home owned by William M. "Cotton" Brown, a former Navy Chief and Seminole County Deputy Sheriff. Brown was a t home alone at the time, his two children having left shortly before to play, and was making a local telephone call when noise of the plane became loud. Brown, going to the door of his homo was blown out into his carport which fell on him. He crawled from the burning mass apparently uninjured. The borne of L. J. Lowe Jr., Im­ mediately to the south of the Brown home, was also struck by ■ part of the plane and was en­ veloped in flames. Apparently, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe and their son Dav­ id, 6, were btown onto the lawh of their home badly burned and in a state of shock. Their threeyrar-old daughter, Marilyn Sue was found by Fire Chief Mack N. Cleve­ land Sr. of the Sanford Fire Depart­ ment killed by. the flames. Mr. and Mr*. Lowe and (he young ion were taken first to the Naval Air Station dispensary and later tramferred to the Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. They are reported, this morning, to be in “ fair" con­ dition. However, It Is believed that (re tlla n ri en Page Eight) ^ Demo Candidate For U.S. Senate BALTIMORE UP — George P. Mahoney, who narrowly lost the Democratic primary last May, was tigged last night to replace the ailing Millard E. Tydlng* is the party’s candidate for the U. S. Senate. The State Democratic Commit­ tee,'by a 07-55 vote, selected the M-year-old Baltimore contractor over Mrs. Eleanor Tydlng*, wl'e of the former senator and daugh­ ter of former U. 8. Ambassador to Russia Joseph E. Davies. Early today, Mahoney said ne would revive the bitter 1950 cam­ paign between Tydings and Re­ publican Sen. John Marshall But­ ler as an Issue. "I'm going to take­ out after Butler throughout this state and make sure the people know about the fraud perpetrated on Tydings six years ago," he said. Committee members w e r e urged by Mrs. Tydings' support­ ers to name her so she might carry on her husband's vengeance campaign against Butler. Tydings, who served 24 straight years la the Senate, was ousted by Butler In a bitter campaign for which Butler’s side was repri­ manded by a Senate elections sub­ committee. It isld "back-street type" tactics were used. Hospital Notes Aagaat IT Marie KJennerud (Sanford) Guy E. Psrksr (Tampa) Mrs. Louise Lowe (Sanford) David Lowe (Sanford) Lloyd J, Lows Jr. (Sanford) Berths Kruger (Sanford) Francis O’Connor (Sanford) Alberta Miller (Sanford) Jamea Burch (Apopka) M. G. Jonee (Sanford) Patricia Barnes (Sanford) Betty Xlnaid and baby (Sanford) Jam es Bryant (Sanford) Aagaat Bubba Davis (Sanford) Harold Harris (Sanford) Raymond Lee (Sanford) Disckari** Eljoy Hatch (Sanford) Vlahtag B een Private Room*—U a.m. to 9 p.m. Semi-Private Rooms—2 p.m. to 4 p.m.; 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Pediatrics—U a.m. to I p.m. ( par­ ents and/or grandparents only) Obstetrics—According to accom­ modations and no visitors dur- Local Registration Will Get Underway Tomorrow At 9 a.m. Seminole County School* are la readlncs* for registration day tomorrow. Buses will run their regular schedulo with double runs stated for some of the areas Into the it k m o i. . Pinecrest School,. R e g ls jrj* * throughoet UW m. until1I I noon With tho4*eeptloa of pinecrest School which will he from 1:30 a. m. until 11:30 a. m. A meeting of the entire staff of Seminole County School bus drtv era was hold this morning when final instructions were Issued by Walter Teague, Administrative Assistant to the Superintendent of Public Instruction, who is in charge of transportation. Following the meeting t h i s morning, held st th * Education Building on Commercial Avenue, buses were turned ever to the drivers In ordsr that their first runs might bo made tomorrow morning An estimated (.000 pupils will attend school this year in Seminolo County. An estimated in­ crease of 300 pupil* has been an­ ticipated by local school authori­ ties. The first full day of school will be observed next Tuesday, Sept. 4. SNAS Is Providing Blood For Victims O f Local Tragedy The local Navy Blood Bank la providing and will provide blood for the Injured in yesterday's accident when a Navy plane crashed Into two Sanford home*. Already, wives of Navy person­ nel have responded to a call for volunteer nurses to help take care of the Injured who are hospitalized at Seminole Memorial Hospital. There Is a fund already started at the Sanford Naval Air Station which Is being collected for the families left destitute after yester­ day's crash. ng, Water Safety Instruction A total of 19 members of a class taking Senior Life Savings and Wa­ ter Bafety completed their Instruc­ tion for the course usder Jim Lumberson and will receive their certificates through the Seminole County Chapter et the American Red Cross. They are: Jacqueline Fitbry, Kathleen Guruchirri. Wiley J a r­ rell, Janice Klntaw, Robert Little, Kenny McMurray, P at Hicks, Tom Punch, Nancy Richards, Robert Samuel, Elizabeth Woodruff, Linds llsri, Peggy Luadqulit, Sally Nalder, Frank Gunicharri, and Virgil Graccy. Since completing the Senior Life Saving and Water Safety Course, Wiley Jarrell, Sally Nekler, Robert Samuel, and Kenny McMurny have alto completed the Instruclions In an Instructor* Training Court* under Raymond A. Mayo, Director, First Aid and Water Safety Servieea of th* American Red Cross, 3-Year-Old Child Dies Yesterday Marilyn Sue Lowe, three, daugh­ ter of Mr, and Mrs. L. J. Low* Jr., died yesterday a t her home, 2404 Orange Ave. Born Sept. 9, 1953 In Sanford. She attended Sunday School a t the Central Bap­ tist Church. Besides th* mother and father, aha la survived by one brother, David; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Low* Sr., and Mrs. Del­ la Hardy, all of Sanford; great grandparent*, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ te r J. Low* of Orlando, M n. Clara Jameson of Sanford and Mrs. Sally Hardy o f Sanford; also sev­ eral aunts and uncles. Cabinet Seeking New Man To Head Navy Seeking Eye Prison System Witness Account TALLAHASSEE (A — Th* Cab­ inet began a new search today for O f Plane Crash a man to head up Florida's prison system after lt< No. l choke Reed C o u rt declined the Job. Gov, Collins said that C ourt, Jet Plane Crashes now pardon attorney for the De­ partment of Justice, would not Near Mount Dora . come to Florida because he was Sportsmen Will An FS4 Jel plane from Turner unable to make arrangements for Air Force Base at AU>any, Ga„ his federal retirement pay. tM eet Thursday cra-hed in an orange grove today The Cabinet had planned to hire The Seminote County' Sports- after the pilot reportedly balled Cosart aa toeidinaior and director man's Association will hold its o u t. of the state peoal and correc­ regular meeting Thursday night, Pineesitte Air Force Base M ar) tional institutions and servieea. August 30. a t the Seminole Coun- here said it had Infoimetlon that lie would be headquartered In Tal­ »y Court House. > ihe pilot. R. E. MeGraw of the lahassee. John Melsch, president of the 70S Strategic Fighter Squadron. Seminole County Sportsmen's As- w ii picked up by a motorist after At the Ume the Cabinet made sociation J**uod the announcement ^e parachuted to earth and was Partly dandy tkrangb W< the announcement It said the of the meeting and urged all mem' evii taken is a hospital. | day with a ftw widely Mattered plan waa contingent on bring able her* to attend "to make this meetTh- mane rtll near ” -wfni Dora, Ihuadcrabewera dariag afi to get C u a rt or someone of hia a success." -.bout 21 miles northwest of here. I typ*. Weather LONDON (It—Egypt agreed today to meet with • committee charged with presenting a proposal for in ternatlonal control of the Suei Ca nal but made no commitment to accept tha plan. President Nasser made known his willingness to see the five-na­ tion committee. In a t e n t latter to Its chairman, Prime Minister Robert □. Menzlei of Australia, he mentioned neither time nor place for the meeting. Samy About Tetouh, Egyptian ambassador to London, called on Mentis* to deliver Nasser's let­ ter. The text, as made public In Cairo, read: "I with to acknowledge receipt of Your Excellency's letter dated Aug. 24 in which you informed me of the request of the committee under Your Excellency's chair­ manship to met with me to place before me and to explain to me the views of the government* mentioned in your message con­ cerning the Suet Canal. I agree to the proposed meeting as request, ed by the committee." The letter did net bear out an earlier report from Egyptian offi­ cials that Nasser had specified Cairo a t the site for th* meeting. On the strength of thl9 report, a spokesman for the committee had Indicated the members were ready to fly to Cairo almost Immediate*y. On getting Nasier'a reply, Man­ tles went to 10 Downing BL, resi­ dence of Prime Minister Eden where the Cabinet was In session. The Cabinet was informed of Nasser's reply and the meeting brake up soon after. The Menzles committee was named by 18 of the 22 nations at­ tending the London conference. It was assigned the task of present­ ing the majority proposals to Nas­ ser for an international board te run the canal. The plan would make Egypt a member of the board and link the agency to thaUnited Nations. Comdr. L. B. Libby, Com­ manding Officer of VAH-T, at the Sanford Naval Air Station, who la conducting tho accident in­ vestigation of yostarday’a plan* crash, would like to kavo any •ya witness statements of tho craah which would be of possi­ ble us# ia the Investigation. Comdr. Libby'a duty officer can be contacted a t Sanford 1910 extension 522. Comdr. J. X, Wilson Is pres­ ently taking information con­ cern tog claim* for damages to property la yastarday'a plea* crash. Comdr. Wilson may ba con­ tacted a t * Asaodated Press Leased Wire J m N o. 171 Tomorrow Big Day For Young Anglers A t Fishing Rodeo Commission Approves Jaycees Are Ready '56-57 Utility Budget For Event The Board of Sanford City Com-*--------------------------------------------- miss loners last night put their) p J T II 1 stamp of approval on the 1936-57! |* Q f H 0 1 T 1 6 I 6 S S Utility Department budget for the' city. The hudget, $47,000 higher than the previous year's budget will in­ clude an operation lower than the previous year’s. The commission­ ers approved the $HM,S64 money spending bill for the sewer a no water pi-gram department of the. Two civilian families were left city. homeless yesterday following the Also approve:! was the purchase crash of a Navy plane into their of Ihe property and building u( home* on Orango Ave. Sanford cltlzena aro responding Uie American Legion at Celery and Mellonvllie Ave*., and the with contribution* for these two transfer of a tract of land on 17- fnmlllcs ami for the family of the 92 near the well fields which will enlisted man killed In the crash of the bomber. be used as the Legion Fair site. Representatives of the CampbellThe first contribution was re­ Los'lng Post were on hand when ceived this m«rnlng when Joe Gath* dismissions were concluded ill of the Tip Top Super Market and the transfer of property ap­ on Sanford Ave., donated $23. proved. The Sanford Herald Immediately Commissioners will wait for an followed with a $25 check. interpretation of a Supremo Court Wlllla Peacock, vice president of decision relative to merchants (he Florida Sta'u Bank volunteer­ placing merchandise on sidewalks ed tills morning to deposit and re­ outside of their stores. ceive the funds for th* families City Attorney William C. Hutchi­ who possibly will be faced with son told the Board of Commission­ several months wait for tho pro­ ers that "U has been my opinion cessing of claims for damages. that it 1* tha etty’a responsibility Those desiring to contribute to should Injuries come from the the fund for these families may placing of merchandise on streets send them to Tho Sanford Herald causing obstructions." or dlreetly to WlUla Peacock a t the Florid* s u r e Bank. that w It waa also reparted that Navy merchant waste to put merchan­ personnel at Ihe Sanford Naval dise on the sidewalks—it is Just Air Station are currently raisin* that Ihe merchants don't like tn be a fund for the families. told what to do with tbrir own businesses." A request to placo a "road sign" on public property was turned down last night when Don Condoraoo of Orlando, an outdoor adver­ tising executive, appeared before the commission to ask for the sign. City Attorney Hutchison informed the commissioners that tha city cod* doe* not permit the con­ struction of any sign or billboard on public property, TALLAHASSEE (A-Gov. Collins A resolution was adopted last plans to make a campaign swing night expressing th* deepest re­ around the stale before the Nov. grets of teh city to the famillre A general election. involved in yesterday’s sir crash. He said yesterday this would be Tbe city, in tho resolution, also in addition to a speech or two he prslicd and commended the vdr­ will make In behalf of the Demo­ ums departments which included cratic presidential candidate, Ad the NaVal Air Station crash cit-w. lai Stevenson. tha Sanford Fire Department and Collins is opposed tn the general the Sanford Police Department election by Republican William A. for the pert played at the air Washburne Jr., Nokomla public crash scene. relation* man. "I expect to make a direct ap­ peal la tho people of tha state of Gloria Vanderbilt all political faiths—Democrats, Republicans end independents," Marries Television Collins said. U. S. Rep, Bob Hikes of CrestDirector Yesterday view, Florida campaign chairman NEW YORK (A—Millionairess for Stevenson, called on tho govGloria Vanderbilt, onetimo "poor ernor yesterday to discuss presl little rich girl" of Park Avenue, dnitisl campaign plans. was married yesterday to a tele­ Collins said he is unable to a t­ vision director who grew up on tend a regional meeting of Demo­ the lower East Side. cratic leaders with Stevenson in Miss Vanderbilt and Sidney Lu­ Knoxville, Tenn., Thursday be­ met, both 22, were married in a cause of previous commitments. surprise ceremony. It was her third Florida will be represented at marirage, his second. Knoxville by Its party chairman, She was previously married to James Milligan of Orlando; SenHollywood agent Pat DiCIcco and Kpcssard Holland and Bcnmont white-haired orchestra conductor Tench, Stevenson's primary cam­ Leopold Stokowski. Lumet's first paign director In Florida, wife was movie actress Rita Gam. The newlyweds postponed their honeymoon. Misi Vanderbilt, now an actress, is appearing nightly in New Officers Told a play at a MUlburn, N. J., sum­ For Little League mer theater. By MHS. ItUTII LAYO The bride, a great-great-grand­ Seminole-Orange Little Lea­ daughter of railroad magnate Cor­ nelius Vanderbilt, hit tbe headline* gue Baseball Club elected their In 1934 ■■ a "poor little rich girl" officers for the coming year at entangled In a bitter custody fight the meeting held Thursday even­ betwMn her aunta nd mother. The ing a t th* home of Jamee Brown, aunt woo. Maitland. Miss Vanderbilt inherited five Elected were, Jamee Brown, million dollars on her 21st birth­ re-elected for President for th* day. coming yeari Carle BUlea, Alta­ monte Springs, vice President; Mrs, Joesph Pavelchak, Prarie Fire Dept* Answers Lake, .Treasurer; and Mr*. Yes C all In Goldsboro U r Elgin, Longwood, Player The Sanford F in Department Agent. Serving the finance committee answered* u l a m shortly after 7 o'clock this morning. will be, J. R. Grant, Longwood, Seymour, Altamonte They found th at a kerosene stove C. W. had exploded a t 1210 Williams Ave. Spring*, Harry Brown, also Alta­ la Goldsboro. monte Springs, diaries J. Haight, Only minor damage waa report- Maitland, and Jeans* VMmneyer, Casselberry, Families Started Today tyr Citizens Collins Plans Campaign Swing Before Nov. 6 l L\ >■ ■. i Tomorrow la a day of fun for boy* and glrla of Seminole Coun* ty 14 yeara of age and youngerl And the fun la all on the U f cees. The 7th Annual Jayceea Fishing Rodeo will get underway at Laka Carola, In Fort Mellon Park I* Sanford, a t approximately 2:30 when the arrival of tehool buses from over the cuunty la slated Jack 8ewril, chairman of th# Seminole County Junior Clumber of Commerce Fishing Rodeo *ald> yesterday "The Jayceea have completed the readying of fish­ ing potea, lines, hooka, float* and sinkers for more than 900 chll* dren expected to taka part in to­ morrow's fishing contest." The lake has been amply stock* ed with good siaed fish for tha youngster* to catch. The stocking of the lake waa under the dlraa* tion of the Stata Game and Fresh Water Pish Commission and the City of Sanford. George Andrew Speer, president of tho local Jayce* organization, tald "Tha entire Seminole Coun­ ty Jayce*' Membership ia looking forward to seeing to It that every boy and girl attending tbe seventh Annual Jayce# Fishing Rodeo baa a good time." Chairman Sewell said th a t all a l (ha plana for tha event have been - - -w ii i VcjS begin showing ap tomorrow." Sewell stated that the marchsets of Sanford have generously donated gifts te he award*] te boys and girls In every classifica­ tion and age group catching flab tomorrow a t Lake Carole. The Sanford merchant* whe have donated the gift* a r t Tad Williams Lumber and Hardw tro Co., Kader'a Jewelry, Stanley Rogers Hardware, Sanford Ave­ nue Amoco Service Station, Fire* stone Store, Hill Hardware Co* Robson Sporting Goods, Rita T h* atro, McCrary's Five and TM Cent Store, 8 L Johns Realty, Frank Noel Jeweler, Roumillat and Andcnona, Goodyear Service Store, Sweeney’s, and Powell'g Office Supply Co, Hooks, Unea and sinkers for tha event were contributed by SemV nol* Sporting Goods and the worms for bait are being furnish­ ed by the Seminole County Sport*man's Association. A registered nurse, furnished by Seminole Memorial Hospital will 1m on hand from g until S o’clock with first aid supplies te tsko care of any minor Injuries which might occur. . Approximately 30 Jayceea 'w ill be on hand to Issue fishing polea (o the youngitera, aervs lea cream and cold drinks to each partici­ pant, take care of questions and conduct the fishing contest. There will be four judges to neigh, measure and judge tha fish caught by the youngstrrs. They are: John Melsch, Seminole County Commissioner and Presi­ dent of the Seminole County Sportsman'* Association, Porter Lansing, past president of tha Seminole County Sportsman's Aa* (Continued Oa Pag* Eight) Fringe Area Fire Protection To Be Debated Thursday There will be n meeting a t 5:3* n. m. -Thursday eventnv a t tb* Pinecrest Elementary School con­ cerning th* City of Sanford's pol­ icies on fire protection outside of th# city limits of Sanford. Brallcy Odham stated today that Odham and Tudor win servn sandwiches and soft drinks begin­ ning a t 1:30 p.m. aad that th* 1 3 meeting will start promptly a t 6:30 p.m. and ba over he 8 p.m, AH citizen* living ootelde a f th# city limits and within tha preteo- . s & i tion areas are invited to attend. II# further stated th a t d t p Manager Warren K. Knavrios w * ba present to explain the < program tm fire protect*#* answer any #• %* �>*d«t3 aE ^ ...A N ' MV UNCA AWCKTV ISTWB BRSWWftT MAN IN L ..J - Ite NOT THE FR06W N ^ ^ L W H O WOMV W , MR. MWMKFOKNOW \« U H W / e z « * w 5 Mt.NOEV' TMCFfOSMENS ) ELECTRONIC BRAIN IS SNKiJ *.£.«» *OT >V«?SJ_L.’ :T(3A«US HfHETRATE THE I-----^AliVAV Br TWWWO The HONerCOMBL / SURFACE TO ice! how CAN _ _ J j M L W€ COUNT ON ITS TAViWS 1 BUT UNCAMCKTV HASTHE NEUVBTD CUMSTMAT r> -r TOV/NI i— > 1 SAVE YOU A*AV, M .K OXV- > mot me. eouPMCNT,' i m ew ; s a w switches m me control BKINNV O U ? 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Y m tH mere te r when yes hey i t . . . more doUantekt Only franchised Chevrolet dealers display this famous trademark ’A Smuhtm IruiliuiUm Slat* M i* -1 �Y esterd ay's T rag ed y A NAVY CRASH TRUCK arrives at the acme o f the crash of the AJ-2 Savage liontlwr yesterdny when It plowed Into the home of two familiei on Orange Ave. The truck, manned by Navy person­ nel, spewed chemical foam on the fierce blaie. (Staff Photo) A SECTION OP THE wing of the AJ-2 bomber which crashed Into two home* Just cast of this scene. The winy aectlon landed Immedi­ ately In front of a child's swing of a home faclne Yale Ave. Wreckace was scattered over an entire block. (Staff Photo) REAR VIEW OP TIIE HOME of L. J. Lowe Jr. after fire had been brought under control. IR rt of the plane crashed into this home where carport roof la shown caved In. Note the tree trunk Mows against the residence by tha force of the Impact. (Staff Photo) TWO NAVY CRASH crew membera, garbed in heat resistant togs, as they poured chemical foam onto the biasing Inferno where an AJ»2 liombcr crashed topside into the home of William Al. Ilrown on Orange Ave. The foam settles on the hissing plane a. if it weie a carpel of snow. (Staff Photo) ACL KAILHOAO CREWMEN eoiimpleUftfr the rcptacaniant where the Navy bomber first craaL ashed yesterday only to I onto the home of William Al. “Cotton" on" Drown Ilrown and L J. (Staff Photo) ' WING OP THK AJ-2 Ravage bomber which erashed yesterday destroying two homes In the Or Ave. section only * few hlocka from the Hanford Naval Air Station as It leans against ■ power just away from (he front of the home owned by )Villiam M. Drown. (Staff Photo) THK HOME OP L. J. I-owe Jr. as Navy and civilian men battled the blase inside the structure. The dwelling was completely gutted by flames follow Ing the crash of a Hanford Naval Air Hi lion plane. Note the tnen running to the right of the home as they took part in the fire-fighting. (Muff Photo) 1 W ■ NAVY OPPICIALH UKGIN their InveatlgaUon Immediately following the crash yesterday when a Navy AJ-2 Savage bomber destroyed two Hanford homes on Orange Ave. Rulna of the home and plane continue to smoulder. (Staff Photo) jJ •% W /T T saaa PEOPLE th e area adjacent to the two homea Involved in fire i the Sanford Kavul Air Station plane p l ^ m r t l H on top of th . homo owned by William M. ton" Drown, a former Navy Chief and Deputy Sheriff. (Staff Photo) EST IM A T ED surrounded WILLIAM M. “COTTON" DROWN returns to tha alto of what was his home late yesterday afternoon. Brown, a former Navy Chief, talks with a Navy man as h e goes through soma of the c h a r t e d re­ mains ef his belongings dragged from tha rules. (Staff Photo) ■EVEN PtNB TREES were sheared off by the Navy plan yesterday as I on Yale Ave. as It came In to crash first on tha ACL railroad tracks th homes Imiuediataly east on Orange Ave. Spaw lar gasoline left a trail behind. (Staff Photo) It H �rr •'■ / t*v,- • -.' *.v.. 'i*.'}•}'}''[ fe ll Telephone Laboratories Reveal 'Picture Phone' Invention Kir. " : ■ K1in *TIN' ; _ , t >. X ,r.} K &. f e :! i[ An Innovation In talaptood aorvlca, anncf^neod last weak by the Bell Telephone Laboratories, will cause some' cliantres In .tflophone answering habits no doubt. W ithout predicting ju st how soon the ntw Innovation for telephone users would be made available for distribution^ It Is proN n ed that moat folks who Immediately add * ‘ th e modem Improvements to their utility Usts. are beginniax to rearrange their mode „ • f answering phones Installed In various lo­ .. cations throughout the home. j^acordiag to the announcement released ' last week, ecienUsts of the Bell Telephone Breton have "been seeing each other over the phone” since July 10 on the "picture "hhone” Invention revealed last Wednesday by the Bell Telephone Laboratories. Heretofore, it has sen the habit of teleucers to rush for the phone to imtely recognise the voles of a caller or to visualise the appearance of the on the other end of the line. Winston E Koek, ths scientist who do•{sed and developed the picture pnone in Aho Bed labs a t Btrkeley Hlghte, N. J. said ST was convinced tha picture phone would - he Improved to a point where It eould be In• gulled to every tom e end office as separate "dpiionsl cqelpment at a resconable eoat .... Now, before many moons have paaaed, we will bo able to both to ll with and see our phone callers on the other end. That’s tha thing that will change the kablta of telephone users. Right now, one can grab a towel and m b for the phone, relax and lounge as ws talk, pay no attention to apoarsnes or garb 'whateoavar, and fsel fras to chat with curl'era adorning milady’s hair or ju st leavs It friasle-fraxsM without even a comb run ■through I t llera than liksly, tha coming a rt of ’sating one’s telephone callers will nocesstUte the added time for primping, a quick fixing of the hair, or maybe even the change of 4 m s og sh irt According to the scientists who made the ncement of the new type of telephone • only one wire will be required In adto the regular voice wire. Thus, ae____ g to the announcement long distance picture-phone calls would coat about twice the present rate for long 4f*tanee voles calls. The picture on currant model pleturepheoee ranges up to two by three Inches and appears as a miniature TV screen in a boxIlka apparatus which also contains tha samara which takas the caller’s picture. Only the heed end shoulders of the per- eons connected by picture-phone can be seen. But according to the announcement, facie) expreSsibnn are cl«*r*»d there’l* gno«i black and white contrast. T h srt will be somewhat different a tti­ tudes comes the time when we can look e t one another while participating in a telephone conversation. • 0 0 Safety Suggestions Another long holiday weekend is ju st around th s comer—another occasion when millions of Americans pause in their dally labors to relax and enjoy themselves for three full days. Unhappily, too, it’s another occasion for some needless slaughter on our highways. Last year 488 people lost their lives in motor vehicle accidents over the Labor Day weekend. We aee no reason why the toll should be any lets this year. Year after yearf the holiday death rate remains more or lean constant, regardless of warnings like this. Frankly, we sometimes wonder whether it is futile to go on repeat­ ing these admonitions. Everyone, it seems, haa the Idea th at a highway crackup is some­ thing th at happens to somebody else. On the chance that a t least a few motor­ ists may heed them, however, we bring you once again safety suggestions for the long weekend ahead. F irst: never exceed posted speed limits. Second: check your steering mechanism and braking aystem before you sta rt on any weekend trip. Here are some qther recommendations: Avoid night driving whenever possible; atop every two hours for a break, whether you think you need It or not; don’t trail the car ahead too closely—leave a t least BO to 60 yarda of apace; and. don’t travel on tires with worn treads. • • • Early Marriages Many writer* have casually referred to the age a t which Americans marry aa If It were a wall aatabllahed and incontrovertible fact th a t both men and women are older to­ day when they enter Into matrimony than were their parents or grandparents. Statis­ tic* prova this to be an erroneous conclusion. According to statistics of a large life in­ surance company which haa delved Into re­ ports of tha Bureau of the Census, there has been a general trend toward earlier mar­ riages tor more than holf a century. This trend has been greatly accelerated since World War II. > rToday the men who marry a t all do so T h i Sanford Horald before the age of 88. Fof women the med­ y a ssa rt n i i r t o M l OsMay ian age !i 20 years. •teas OMttav O lU M r IT, ISIS Si Population of the U. S. now includes more m af S M fe rt r i l f l U i« 4i r tk* Act •f Congress of Utrch I. lit* than 81 million persons who are married, m a n r v a l u e * n siw r *oe rv k iu h o r compared to 60 million In 1040 who were MARION HARMAN BfL, Rioentlv* RSIIor ■VRL.TR J OUSWINO. A«T»HI»liif tli M lw married. At preaent 70 per cent of the popu­ n ttiH M a mtasMt of IS* AioootAioi lation aged 15 and over la married, com­ to ooUtloO essWstvsiy to U o OM for rooobtlea. .f on Mto t o o l pews QtiotoO to tsto i i w m i * . pared to 60 per cent In the decade prior to AOvortUtna World War II. - BIOS. Tha proportion of married men In to 20-24 age bracket has doubled since 1040— s r u . from 27 to 61 per cent. otSo Om A younger marriage age undoubtedly has AR.bottooo# ootlooo, oorOo of (took* resslsV* •'tioM 00< f rtlalM eontriuted greatly to tha current period w a s;nr rmtni of jwoaperity. It haa boosted the demand for Tue. Aug. tS, 1956 goods and services in every category. h o A Ike, Adlai See Brand N ew Era Ahead have i s to tough-talking If ha's ‘ HU pleasant rvUUoaahto with Oaagraas d esn i't figure to M through a second u rm . F ar kUs s seas*4 U na must he Ms last oas, sador the coast!i B n d A i t t odopto4 Is iH B . I t’s almost axlsoistic that •eralng his last u rm Thte was rscocalsad la Csrwta’s Sad Koenig's recant took, "Ths P reilOeoa; Today," wkon they lid. "It kaa kata rapoatodly found tto oad a f tto locumto u t's tonura U definitely kno-vn, Inflsoncn In ~ too la kis A m term tlaaahew ar ra­ t e d mainly on goat!* m dob get kU programs through ConMuck to got. Much to did IjjrtM ke weald to re if to kad asa u ra Jo atarah lp , taught ’ te s to af tto Mrsaga'l l ip a iiltlia to I tatok w ar during Ms first jto to asm s from tto oriSla Few Realize They Have Glaucoma * INVITING THe own costs to t even add a taw state to got a majority ever tto Dom ecrau. On# af Biaootowsr’a aUtod rseaona tar ruanlag new U ta help tto party. 1 s t anna t o win*—If to does — Eoguklteaaa la Con* groat will an longer have that tamo job-security dopandonco on him, eiaee to can't run for a third Urm. U'a natural therefor* that to would lean some Influence over them. Besides, a Republican vic­ tory in Caogm a would moan soma of tto Republicans who disagree with him moot would regain toy committee chalrmamhlpa. Further; WUh Elsenhower out of tto IMS running, congressional Republicans with presidential am­ bitions would have to assort thorn•elves If ttoy toped for tto party nomination four y e a n from now. They'd hardly lack like aUnd•els acting Ilka rubber stamps ta r Rlaoatower. He could aspect trouble tto rs. A good osaa^la la What h ippaaid durtag Ua first ttrm t KuowUnd of California, Re■oasto loader, bucked Rlasatowor ropoatodly on forelvn tffolra. Aad this pear to started thorn In bit first four years. They sought to make a record for thornaoWoo U run on this year. They'll have U do the same again for IMS and lies. Petersburg Police Force Starts Daily Target Practice PETERSBURG, Vs. UR — Dally target practice haa been decreed for members of the Petersburg po­ lice force. Chief W. E. Traylor decided the practice wao overdue when a cou­ ple of hit detective* failed In an attem pt to capturo two gunmen who several time* had broken into a drive-la reals urant. Tto datoctivei, lying low in tha restaurant, surprised the gunmen, all right. The gunmen fired. The detectives shot back. N eit day, 11 bullat holes war* found la tto ro*u urant, but nobody had boos bit and tha gunmaw got clean away. federate bllla was Lucy Halcomto No night club or b ar has aver By HAL BOYLE NEW YORK UB-Odd facta a Pickens, an ancestor of slngor triad tho system, so fa r a t wa know. columnist might never know if Jane Pickens. he didn't open his mall; | That while most of us epend That over tto years Sammy That many highway accidents our lives trying to understand Kaye spent more than 98,000 tot are probably caused by people economics, fewer than five per the 10,000 baton* he wai given who are slowly going blind and cent of U. S. high school gredu away on his "So You Want to Lead don’t know it. The “A’J15«jiidl So­ ■te* ever tooV * count In the•Is Band" contests. Melville Bell, father qfi ciety for tch Prevention «f mind- subject. That Saturday Is a more dan­ Alexander Graham Bell (he in­ ness estimate* that fewer than half of tha one million Americane gerous day thin Sunday for mo­ vented Don Amoehe, remember?.) suffering from glaucoma, a vi­ toring. Last year Saturday acci­ devised a "visible speech" syssion destroying aliment, realiio dents took 1,320 Uvea, Sunday ?,• tem that Is still used to teach pronunciation. they have It. 410. That tha first self-aervlce "hon­ That the average American farThat Keuenellenbogen ii the longest name In the current Man­ or eystem" restaurant, tho Ex­ mer, who in 1900 raised enough hattan phone directory. change Buffet (the cashier took food to supply tlx other person*, That the pretty lady whose por­ tho customer's word for whet he now—according ta the U. 8. De­ trait appears on some 9100 Con­ •te), opened hero Sept- 4, U t i partment of Agriculture — raises enough to feed 18 persons besides himself. B That every hour tto sun shine* It sends the earth aa amount of energy equivalent to that produc­ ed by burning t l billion torn of coal. That It was actor Donatd Buka .By BENNITT CIRFwho said, "Experience la what you gat while you'ra looking for T 2:20 A. M. ON A pril 15, 1912, the liner Titanic aank something else." on Its maiden voyage scrota the A tlantic, after an iceberg had ripped out its bottom a few houra pravloua: 705 iuxvlvora w ere brought to New York Florida's Future * aboard the rescue ship, C arpathia. O ver 1500 live* were Bright As Leaders lost. Wish To Make It W alter Lord’* "A N ight JACKSONVILLE UR—The future to Remember” gives a gra­ of Florida, says William S. Johnson, phic and unforgettable pic­ executive vice president of the tu re of the Titanic disaster. Jacksonville Chamber of Com­ It also calls attention to an merce, la Just aa bright aa its amaxlng coincidence. leaden wish to make It. Fourteen year* before tho "Under existing Florida and 14 T itanic s a n k an author cal laws, Industry and businns nam ed Morgan Robertson may operate In a climate free o( w rote a novel called “F u til­ many of the harassment* found ity " which described a ca­ in other locations," he told the tastrophe at sea so prophet- — - — — ——— — Florida chapter of the International ic aa to seem alm ost unbelievable. Robertson a ship also h it Assn, of Personnel In Employment an Iceberg, It ak o was on Ita m aiden croaalng, it alao w as h e r­ Security Wednesday. alded as “ unslnkable," It alao carried enough lifeboat* to car* "It la possible, bowevar, that un­ for only a fraction of Its passenger*. But moat startlin g of au> thinking action auch aa restrictive M organ Robertaon’a im aginary ship w as nam ed th e Titan! legislation with Its resultant increases la eoat of doing business, * * Md. Not•: Walter Lord and other marine authorities e ta work bureaucratic snooping and ono-siiR now on th t rid iM h id o w id collision botwttn tho Stockholm IM ed employer-employe regulation* tha Andrea Doria — tha lateat of "unslnkabta ship" aea mysUriaa. could overnight change our present C ISM. by Su m U CsrL Distribute by Xlag Future# Bya4ksta. friendly reception to one of eold rebuff," to said. Johneoe said Florida has mad* great industrial progress dace World War II and predicted that with a favorable economic ellmate this expansion will eootlnqf at a rapid rat#.. Try and Stop Me A Too Late To Classify BY RUSSELL KAY The ill-advised action taken at the recent caucu* of Florida Hnuie member* to punlth voter* for dar­ ing to elect Republican member* to office by denying auch member* the *ame right* and privileges a* Democratic members In the handl­ ing of local legislation, was mo*t unfortunate. The House Democrat* adopted a ratolutlon that would trsa t local legislation proposed by Republican members In a different manner from similar legislation proposed by Democratic members la that G. O, P. bills would not to considered by tho Democratic majority of ths Houso until such bills were first approved by local Democratic leaders. Good Americana, regard!*** of their political affiliations, lovo fair play and good sportsmanship and they will resent such a high­ handed, contemptible effort to nul­ lify the will of sovereign voter*. It la tha right and privilege of tbo voters of Plnallaa, Sarasota, Palm Beach or any other county to elect tho candidate of their choice, be be a Democrat or a Re­ publican, and any attem pt a t poli­ tical dictation from either party won’t set wall. Tho proposal a t tto Democratic caucus Is ao unfair and so unAmerican that It will do mors to strengthen Florida Republican* and drive both Democratic and Independent voters Into the Repub­ lican column neat November than anything I can think of. While the rule ha* not beon finally adopted, aineo tha action was taken at an exclusive Demo­ cratic caucus and must bo tria d upon by tha Houao as a whole, the fact that It ovon received fav­ orable consideration serve* to dis­ credit the Democratic party la tto eyes of anyone who beliovas In jas. tics and fair play. When voters of any political sub­ division elect a man to represent them they naturally asiume that such representation will bo aa full, complete and unrestricted aa that of any other mamber of tho Houao and Senate. Suppose a Republican majority In Congress were to attem pt te deny our Florida reproiontatlvoa tall privilege* simply because ttoy bore a different party lab el Would we like thatT Wo would not, and by tho asms token our local Re­ publican friend won't like U com­ ing from the Florida legislature and they will work and fight hard­ er than ever before to make Flor­ ida a two-party state and build Republican strength. Florida Democrats faced a tough enough battle lo return tk'a state to the Democratic column la No­ vember wlhout giving tto opposi­ tion something like this to point to. My guess is that we will find more Republicans circled in Flor­ ida, rather than less, a* a result of Ibis action. I am confident that Florida voters will Insist that tto same rules of lawmaking apply to all lawmakers regardless of thslr affiliation. Wo can lead voters te Democra­ tic rank* but wa can't drive them by fore* or Intimidation, and tto sooner wo stop such silly actions and coeduct tto party is a man­ ner that wlU make voters want to be Democrats and quit telling them they have to be Democrats, the better off we will be. Florida is one of the fastest growing states In the Union. Peo­ ple are coming here from every­ where; they are bringing their af­ filiations with tham and while their party may not to as strong in this state aa it was in tha itatc from which they came their num­ bers are increasing steadily and it won't to many year* before wo will have a two-party atato whether we want It or not. Wo are already s "doubtful" •tsto, and tocauso of that fact are receiving more attention and consideration from both parties than at any time In our history. If tto Florida Legislature la ao foolish as te adopt tho resolution advanced a tt to caucus It would give Republicans an advantage It would be difficult to overcome. Espionage Death Decree Published By S. Vietnamese IAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) Tto South Vietnamese govern­ ment has published a sweeping espionage and treason decree es­ tablishing the death penalty for many offenses. T to lS-artlcle ordinance was •lined by President Ngo Dlnh Diem. It provides for severe punish­ ment of foreigners or Vletnameee who connive with Communists or with any foreign power In arts hostUa to Viet Nam. It forbida tto passing along at defense In­ formation, Including photographs. Any Vietnamese taking up arm* against tto state la to recetce the death p a r ity . Foroed labor sentences are te to given to any­ one engaging In Illegal trade with engaging In Rlegal trade with Communists. The decree wee Issued, e gov­ ernment tookeemaa said, because South Viet Nam previously tod ne covering lews on the books. The **U-Communist govern­ ment alee seem a to fear a new Influx of Communist Chinese agents lnte the country from neighboring Cambodia.- which maintains relation* with tto Communist Chine** government VAN FLEET TO SPEAK AT MEMORIAL SERVICE LAKELAND UR — Gen. James A. Vaa Fleet wfll apeak Tuesday a t a memorial service during tto national convention at the Mili­ tary Order at tto Purple Heart. T to former Eighth Army com­ mander la Korea spends much of hi* time wMh relative* In toarby Auburndale. T to wounded veterans open their week-long convention Mon­ day. 1 . - \ »« c r k 11 <1 IM ««i\ r Old-Time Pain Relievers MMUM M. MNMMM, M.B. THI old-time mustard piarise tola ovary five minutes to which grandma praised aoiHighly 'Inflammation. Remove tto plan­ ter ae soon aa tha skin assuaae atm has Ita place ta A counter-irritant, M halna ro­ tho s u i t s of i definite p1"* llers local pain. While producing W w to te to inflammation of tho «btn over Uta affected area. It alao m usm a After removal of Hm with — p mna re flax action which leasena pain weak the w ater an d dry i t thoroughly. In the underlying tissues. Thaa grease It with petrolatum and cover it with a warm cloth. When your doctor advise* a A flam ed poultice te aaod Um mustard piaster, here's bow to sam e w ay. I t m a in ta in s Us warmth for a much longer time, make it; iFor odutto, aria o m p art mus­ however, aad te used rimply ae tard with four to tlx carta flour another means of applying b e a t and add enough tepid water to Add one rup of flaxseed to one a smooth paste. For chil­ and a half eupe of water and bod until U becomes doughy. Tura dren, use II parte flour. Spread tha posts over a place off tha heat, add one-half tea­ at muslin somewhat larger than spoonful of soda bicarbonate and tha area to to treated. Tho paste than beat the mixture thoroughly should to about one-quarter Inch for a few minutes. th ic k . T h a a co v er t h is w ith This allow* air to mix la with an o tto r place of muslin and fold the dough. tho open odga* in ao tto goo won't Spread it owe half to one lack thick on tha muslin. Leave M iri •pill out. White preparing tto poultice. R place oa the affected area tax m Ic IH ba a good U bi lo plaaa Um from 90 to 4gmtowtea e ra s long ari under piece at muslin o m a hot ItteritH water bag to prevent tho paste t o K: My granddaughter wa* bora with a a eatoarive mark om her Upe and forehead. WlU M Next, place tto plaster on tto disappear with time? patient's akia, which haa been Answer: Usually a birthmark lightly oiled, and hold It firmly In such as yoa have deeertbed per­ place with a cloth binder. sists throughout life and growa, You’vd* aot to to careful to although aonM portions at t to avoid blU tortng. R aam lae the mark wt* fad*, • INI. Kiss rntarsi SraSlMM. Im. LAKELAND UR - Capt. Otln Kill of tto Florida Highway Patrol *ald to wiatoa more drivers would uoo tto common sense at Frank Marion How*. How*, to. recently turned In His driver’s license of his own accord with tbo explanation "I'm Jurt too old to drive." t o vo to d since BACK TO SCH O O L SW EA TER S By ■TARTS TONIGHT STARTS Till 100% WOOLS 100% ORLONfl $7.95 v THIS QUE8T10N PBATURR Trf* PLUS Wo wore paid only 810,00# at tto 911,00 flra lose on our commere la) building. T to adjuster •aid I A K | that, under our 00)4 Of COLOR coinsurance clausa, wa failed to Increase our Insurance aa tto SWAMP WOMEN building Increased In value. Are FHAURB M i ONLY tow ard to m H was g saaU s to ■to again tkU year, ttoy N*s RSt saly i s ratals ttofe UNDER IS ADMTTRD FERE" CARTOON I 44 ) serried tto whk fete to 914 Magnolia Ave. i|l| A IM TONIGHT at tto 1 ’ W A I W11 H A YN ES O F F IC E M A C H IN E C O . PURITAN te­ only to withdraw t ruaalajMTtojr H art la aomathlng which ia al­ most a necessity to eoUage. Vary desirable aad a Mg help in High School. Hal pa yew turn la meat aad attruativo work aad will G IV I YOU BETTER GRADER. g«e tto new Bmfth-Corona Poetable Typewrite* before aetooi opens. World’s Fastest and meal dur­ able Portable. Prices 8*7.60 to 8 U 1 J I pipe to*. Terms It DRIVER'S LICENSE ABOUT s t die- •r said to'd nm. Aa tar ito DoatocraUt Ho got STUDENTS! meat building* wndar-laaurad today duo to Inflatloof •77 to $12.95 Slaadard of U s caagwa a to Olympic tagaa, PUBITAN SWEATERS ara fiaotto for qdalitjr at tto right price. All Modoia, Mtotata, weight weight* u 4 colors id first quality yaraa. M e & ijc rn 0 men s S06 EAST FIRST w ea r SANFORD PHONE 1222-J �3 H R S o c ia l fc v o n h t r u ts o A v i*hc Young People’* Department ol tho First Baptist Church will have a hamburger fry at the home of Mr*. W. E. Gilo*. Lake Monroe, at 7:00 P. M. All college students and member* teaching arc urged to come. ,, . — The France* Horton Circle * meet a t 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mr* Benny Austin, 2330 ralmct^The* regular meeting of the P A. V. will be held at 8:00 at the !>,A. M ; 19 ,. VThe Uev. L. W. Scott will conduct the morning devotion* over WTRR Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. Past Noble Grand* Club of the Seminole Rebekah Lodge meet* at the 1. O. O. F Hall at 8:00 p. m. Mr*. Beulah Thornton will be host­ el* for the important bu»lne*» meeting. . The Unity C lan will meet in the Valdei Hotel a t 8 p. m. WEDNESDAY The Rev. L. W. Scott will con­ duct the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 A. « . THUUPAV The Rev. L. W. Scott will conduct the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. FRIDAY The Rav. L. W. Scott wiH’conducl the morning devotion* over WTRR, Sanford, at 8:30 a. m. flsUiAoncdA • Mr. and Mr*. John E. Fox have returned from a two-week visit to New Orleans, La. and Sylncnuga, Ala. Bobby Bllhlmer and Terry Smith left Sunday for Washing­ ton, D. C.. where they will be house truest* of Bobby’* unde and aunt, Mr. and Mr*. Eddie Bean. Friend* of M. G- (Ted) Jones * will be happy to learn that he ” la resting nicely at home after be­ fog confined to the Seminole Memorial Ho.pltal f<* 10 day*. * Mr*. M. C. Stone of Purcell Co., returned Saturday from a buying trip to New York. Set. and Mr*. Harold Hendley and their two children, Donna Gail and Edward, of Midway Park, N. C,. are hera visiting Mr. ro and Mr*. W, D. Lane. Bgt. Hen. • * ley 1* shipping out to Hawaii In a few day*, while Mr*. Handley will remain here with the children until the children recelve all their required »hot*. af­ ter which they will Join KiriHendley In Hawaii. Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Bank* Jr. h«va roturnod to th tlr home m Heflin, Ala., after vUlting with h Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Horton Sr. " over the weekend. Party Compliments Miss Betty Bryan Mr*. J. P. Cullen and Ml** Yvonne Cullen wer. hostesses at a Bridal Shower given In their bene a t Cry*tal Point on Crystal A Lake recently In honor of Mi** Batty Bryan, popular ynpng bridealecL Pink and whlta Zinnia* were vaad throughout the room* in *n affeeUve decorative scheme. The Mantel waa adorned with a bridal bouquet to be used at the wedding rehearsal, composed of th« ribbon* from all the shower* given in Mis* Bryant's honor. m Refreshment* of cake, punch, nuta and mints were served the guests from a very attractive ta­ ble overlaid with a white lace doth, centered with a while cake flanked by tall while Upert, adorned with Illles-of-the-valley, fa crystal eandslabra, with pink and white slnnia* adding a touch of color. Throe bridal game* were played * with tho winnor* being .Mr*, Joe » A aurollo, Mr*. Ann Wright and Mr*. J, W. Brown, after which Mias Bryaa was presented with a boat of lovoly'gifts, artfully ar­ ranged on a card table. Invitad to bo with the honoree wort her mother Mr*. Joe Atxarells, Miss Caroline ilfrt. Mil* • France* Clark, Miss Mary Ann Wright, Mr*, J, W. Brown, Mr*. Carl Chorponing, Mr*. Helen A Mill*, Mrs. Brodie William*, Mr*. W, A. Hunter, Miss Huilutrs Lowe, Mrs. Mabel Lowe, Mi** Gladys Hasty, Mr*. Jim Lunibereon, Mrs. J. C. Davis, MU* Ann Devi*, Mrs. P. H. Wyatt, and ML* Kay Stubbing*. f At C *» h a lm By MRS. RUTH LAYO Long wood’* entire community extend* It* sympathy to the fam­ ily of Mr*. E. H. Radibaugh in their bereavement, Mr*. Radabaugh will be missed uy her nany friend* and long Remembered for her teaching at Lyman School. Mr*. Ev* James entertained Mr*. Charles Nickolt, Sir*. R. Carlson, Mr*. Thom** Gladwin and Mr*. Leroy Neumann at Con­ tract Bridge Thursday afternoon at her home. Mr*. B. R. Gray, who left re­ cently for a trip to the \Ve*t Coait is expected to arrive In Oregon on the 26th at the home of her daughter. Mr*. Gray plans to be gone about six weeks. Bob Blankenship and family have been guest* at the home of his father, Myrl Blankenship, for the past few tlay*. Bob has been appointed to the Seminole Coun­ ty teaching staff and will be teaching at Oviedo the coming term. Word received from Mr. and Mr*j C. L. Robertson, who moved to Ontario, Canada, a few week ago, ia y i that thry are nicely settled in their new home. Also that they mis* our nice weather, report say*, their* I* real cool and ton moiitl .Mr. and Mra. diaries Morrison have returned from their vaca­ tion and report a very enjoyable time. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Nickola and a group of friends enjoyed a trip to the Citru* Tower In Cler­ mont last week. , Miss Myrties Schedule Schedule of Mis* Myrtle Wilson, Home Demonstration Agent. Aug. 29-Sept. 4 i* as follow*: Aug. 29 Girls’ 4-H Summer Neighborhood Club of Slavia will hold their last meeting of the summer at 2;00 P. M. at the school. Mis* Myrtle Wilson, Home Dem­ onstration Agent and Mr. Cecil Tucker, County Agent, are attend­ ing tho State Agcrtt*‘ Conference In Gainesville at the University of Florida, August 26 31, Sept. 1 4-H Radio program over station WTRR 11:30-11:43 A. M. Sept. 4 Club members and those Inter­ ested are invited to Join the Ceram­ ics class which begin* tonight, 7:0010:00, at the Seminole High School. Kim Novak Takes First Apartment By JAMES BACON * HOLLYWOOD lAv-Kim Novak, a bona fide movie star now, has taken her first apartment since coming to Hollywood—and I, for one, wished she *1111 lived at the YWCA. A* every dyed-in-the-wool fan knows, Kim Is a famous alumna of the studio club. That's an in­ expensive homc-awav-from-hom* for pretty yaung girl* who want to make a name for themaelve* in Hollywood. It's also, a* a de­ partment of the YMCA, a nowolve* land. But her studio apparently fig­ ured i^ too unglamnrou* an ad­ dress for the Chicago hlondc. fresh from surces* In ''Picnic” and "The Eddy Puchin Story" and *oon to star in "The Jeanne Eagle* Story" and "Pal Joey." So when she rctuned front her triumphant tour of Europe, she leased a fancy Beverly Hill* apartment, A* a discoverer of Kim, I was given the honor of being the first male reporter to tee the new apartment. 1 wish f had been second. The night before she had given a housewarming dinner. Judging from the number of dishes used, it looked like something out of I’erle Mest*. •ink or stacked on the kitchen floor. All dirty, of course. "You know I'm bohemian, we'll clean up these dishes quick,” the added, whipping out two apron*. By the time she had tied the last bow on my apron, I got the whole horrible impnrl tif her use of the pronoun "we." I stuttered: "You’re kidding” Three hour* and a hundred or more dishes later, she beamed. "I'm going to tell your wife what a good dish wiper you are.” 1 got nrw* for KJm Novak. She'a never going to see my wife again if I can help It. BRS MffCWULOOKfP M ^ A in T Y P AMD HAYS YOU « LOOKID IN AT UNFOftP TRACTOR A IMPLEMENT C? «X fU M RUUMCa FfO«.e.' THE SANFORD HERALD Tue. Aug. 28, 1956 J. L. Horfon Home Scene O f Shower For Miss Dobson Miss Lob Ann Dobson, who will be married to Paul P. Dropchuk on September 8th. was feted with a lovely bridal slower on Frldav evening wl»*n- tr. and Mrs. W, H. Young and Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Horton Sr. entertained at the Hor­ ton-home on Palmetto Avenue. Game* and contests were enjoyd throughout the evening, with prizes being aw aided to Mrs. Lester Doerr, Mrs. W. C. Clause, Mr*. Johnny Bair, Harry Falk and Chan Vail. A beautiful arangement of pink rose* in a blue container, flanked by crystal blue birds, centered the lace coverd dining table. Vari­ colored hibiscus were used in the living room, while an arrangement of pink rote*, gladioli, and tube roses centered the white, cut work covered table in the yard, from which refreshment* of white in­ dividual cakes, decorated with pinkwedding bells, mints, nuts, and punch were served. A green water spray can sus­ pended from the whit# festooned clothes line carried a dozen pink ribbons down to tho many girt* In (he up-ltirncd umbrella and card table below, creating the novel a r­ rangement for presenting the gift*. The invited guest list included the adult department rtf the Fir*t Christian Church Sunday School, where Lois Ann ha* acted as Sec­ retary for the past five year*. Those present were: Mis* Dob­ son, Mr. and Mr*. Lester Doerr of Mt. Dora, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Falk, Mr. and Mr*. J. P. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Landrvii, Mr. and Mr*. W. C. Clause. Mr, and Mr*. Chan Vail, Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Dobson, Mr. and Mr*. N. V. Farmer. Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Horton, Jr., Mr. and Mr*. John Bair, Sir. and Mr*. Walter Morgan, Mr. and Mrs, Belt Purvis, J. N. Burdick, Mr. and Mra, Hctt Ira Metigar, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Stroup. Mr. and Mrs. John Dietz, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Tharp, Mr. and Mra. Charles Grieme, Mr*. Irv­ ing Fclnberg, Mr*. Vida Wil.on, Mra. Ralph Kuhn. Mrs. Walter Brown, Mra. T. F. Hick*, Mr*. O. T. I'earton, Mra. Bill Kolaml, Mrs. Jimmie Parker, Mrs. Mable Bis­ hop, Mrs. W. P. Yfcsley, Miss Flo Bishop, Miss Nancy Hicks, Miss Sylvia Pearson, Mbs Ruth Ann Vail, Craig Vail. Mr. and Mr*. Young and Mr. and Sirs. Horton. Stork Shower Fetes Mrs, Bill Hittell Mr*. Bra Hamp and Mr*. Alfred Williams entertained with a stork ahower honoring Mr*. Bill Hittell on Wednesday evening at lh« Hit­ tell home. Many games were enjoyed throughout the evening with prize* being won by Mr*. Lucille Rich­ ardson. Mr*. Athelyn Lilly. Min Anita Einstein and Sirs. W. H. Hermon. The center piece of tho dining room table was a huge stork over­ looking a bassinette from which Mr*. Hittell received her many bcuutiful gift*. Later In the evening the gursts were served cake, decorated with tiny rosebuds, punch, pink and blue open-face sandwiches and peanuts. Those present with the honoree were Mrs. nelty Williams, Mra. Barbara Hickson, Mrs. Alhclyn Lilly, Mrs. C. D. Yates, Mr*. W. II. Hermon. Mr*. Mickey Hickson, M n. Joe Thomss. Mr*. Lucille Richardson, Mrs. Ruth Undress, Mrs. Barbara Burnham, Mr*. Otto McDaniel, Mr*. W. B. Hickson, Mrs. Grace Cordell, Mrs. W. If. Henderson, Mr*. Flora Whiddon, Mr*. Whiddon, Mr*. Rea Hamp, and Mrs. Alfred Williams. Also Mb* Mary JJIttell and Miss Anita Einstein. Make Your Owa A practical sleeve board to simplify ironing men’s summer suit* can be made of felt. Stllch four layers togoihrr, the dimen­ sions depending on the suitsleeve size—perhaps right Inches wlUe at tiie top, tapering toward the cuff, and four Inches longer lhan the sleeve. n between you ’n me By PAT WOOD Mrs. Joseph Brenner and Joseph Brenner Jr. ★ ★ ★ ★ De Bary News ★ toCpL CbiboJL Is Ideal For Children Do You Dream of a Home O f Your Own? Let Us Help Make Happy Birthday Atgast » Mr*. E. T. Summertfll W, E. Ilcrsch*! Tommy Stringer I via Mlnen Lamar Stoke* IT HAS TO BE RIGHT SEATTLE UR—John Franco wa* puzzled by th* meticulout ear* workmen were displaying In putt­ ing acoustical material oa the ceiling over hi* bar. "Why," Franco asked the fore­ man, "are you being so fussy. It looks all right to me." "Listeii," the foteman replied, "my boss spends most of his time In here. This Job bss got to be Just right." Your Dream Come True! 1. SERVICEM EN P U N J in a n d n ^ : 2. F. H. A. 3. V. A N EC C H I Sl/PERNOVA THE WORLDS WONDER MACHINE • Mate* butl«nhulr« In one rontluou* epe ration wit boot turn­ ing the fabric O JJw l • Make* up to 20*,MM interesting stitch design* with a pro, fesslonal handmade look tb it ran be etude mm mm utber sewing machine— til automatically » • Many, many other fully automatic feature* (hat have to bo seen to be appreciated—Why net call for a dewoswtralion in your borne non—or drop by Garrett'# and oto th* largo choir* of model* oa display. NECCHI G A R R ETT'S (ACROSS FROM THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE) 323 E. FIHEHT KT. # ★ the greetings given young Joseph M n. Ruth Heron. Among the Brenner, Jr. and his mother at guest* were Mr. and Mrs. C. No­ his ‘third week birthday’ when vak of Chicago, HI. and Robert neighboring matrons and chlldreif Bcske of Wlntcw Park. Mrs. Heron trooped In to present him with « U head nurse at Na Pier clinic In colorful bathlnette filled with gifts Orlando. sullable to a newly arrived DeIn a way It was Mother's day, By MARY FOWLER also, at the cub Scouts field day Baby shower* see evervday a f Bary resident. fair* in most towns but even one Appropriately decorated cakes Sunday when dens one, two and t* so unusual In DeRary that all were brought, too and served by three gathered together for sport* the grandmothers who have retir­ Ui* hostesses, Betty Faron and at the Scout hut in DcLand. For a ed to this pleaiant village smile Elsie Periko. Among thosa present nail driving contest was art up to at the new* and reminisce over were: Mrs. Dorothy Nettles, M n. eitablbh the prowen of the young similar function* long past. Th fu­ Iva Corbett, Mr*. Mlml Miller, matrons, three of whom tied for ture. however, was uppermost in Mrs. Lyne Miller, Mrs. Lydia Ray- first ptare until, with *event run­ ner. Mrs. David MacFarlane, Mrs. offs between Mrs. Wellesley Cor­ EUie Faron, Mra. Libby Redman, bett, Mrs. Robert Nolle and Mrs. Mrs. Pat Trlnowskl, M n. E. Joseph Jackson, M r s . JackMiss Betty Bryan Hughes, Mrs. Elsie Brown and Mn. son wa* declared winner, with Honored Recently Talman Van Arsdale. an award of a miniature hammer. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Wil­ So now It goei without saying (hat With Bridal Shower liam* of DeBary were guest* at the young DeRery mother* arc Miss Betty Bryan, waa enter­ the Imperial House In Winter Park capable of hammering home a tained at a Rridal Shower recent Saturday evening, where a beauti­ point, without more practice. ly, hostesses being Mrs. W. W. fully decorated cake was brought Competition* for the young fry out by the thoughtful management were humorous heel and tot races, Tyre *nd Mr* J. C. Davis. A pink *iid while oolor a.-hem* upon hearing of the dinner being three legged races, tugs of war w si used snd refreshment* o* a celebration of the birthday of and high Jumps, Robert Blakemore punch snd cake were served to the guests. Miss Helen Alexandai was winner In the game division. The conoree waa then presented with an array of fine and uieful gifts, the hoiteises* gift being a dinner plata to match her china C pattern. Invited to be with MH* Bryan on th b occasion wera MU* Caro­ line Hlrt, Mr* George Hirt. Mr*. J. A. Calhoun, Mill Marilyn Calhoun, Mr*. Jo# Aiiarella, MU« Helen Alexander, Mis* Ella Bulton Mra. Mary Uikler, MUa Rochelle Eubanka, Mr*. R. U. HuuhUon, Mr*. M. R. Strickland, MUa Marlann# Strickland, Mrs. W. G. Flem­ ing, MUs Ann Davis, Mr* W. I*. Chapman, MU* Mabel Chapman. Mra. Ula Chorpenlng, Miss Yvon­ ne Cullen, Mra. Gretchen Crowell, Mr*. G. B. Hudson. MUs Colleen Engcbrctson, Mr*. Carl Williams snd Mrs. H. B. Owem. i understand the girls who wen* , longer before we'll be having In Miami Beach thla past week­ some cool breetisa of oar own. end attending the Joyce* Confer­ On* of the clevereet idea* P r o ' ence really had a "wonderful" heard In many a moon la the one time. I wonder If any them suc­ being carried out by th* frlenda cumbed to the temptation which of Mitt Batty Bryan, who la I'm sure must have been brought achedulad to be married on S ep t on by all those beautiful clothes 1. They are laving all th e .rib ­ displayed at the fashion »how to bon* from th# gifts Betty reclevea which they were treated. I’ll have at the many parties being given in to look into that more cloicly. her honor, then from the** rib* bon* they are fashioning a love­ Two of Sanford's young social- ly bridal bouquet which will be Itc* really received ■ tremendoue used a t the wedding rehearsal. thrill yesterday. Mbs M y r a What a prized addition th a t w01 Frances Strickland and Mis* "he to her collection of mement­ Marilyn McDaniel who havo been oes. visiting relative* In Atlanta, Ga., were allowed to return by plane, Miss Lettle Caldwell reporta *• U being the first flight for buih many new arrival* in our ally, of them. They left Atlanta about that It's dlflfcult to Inroduce 2:00 p.m. and were scheduled to them all to you. But I hop* yen are reach Orlando at 8:30 p.m., and taking advantage of the names I'll bet they haven't gotten over I give you to go over and make the excite merit yet. yourself known to tboee who live in your neighborhood. I’m sure Front Mr*. E. A. Covington, they will appreciate your thoughtful who returned list week from the and friendly gesture. Here - are Baptist Assembly In Ridgecrest. some of the newest additions to N. C., come more rave* about our list: Lt. Cdr. 8. M. Thomp* those mountain breeze*. "So cool ' son and family, her* from Silver and nice In the mountains" says Spring*. The Thompion* have she. Front the look* of these three boya aga nine, tlx and three foggy morning* we've been hav­ and two girls ages lev-n ing lately, it won't be loo much and ten fiontha. They are m ik­ ing their home at Ml I . llth awarded ribbon* for the individual Street . . . Mr. and Mra. K. 8, winner*, with Bin Tin Tin books Torbett, 1323 E. 84th Street, mow­ fort the tug of war "flrstcrs". A ed here recently from Norfolk, throwing contest finished the after­ Va. with their two boya aged noon's entertainment. P a r e n t * twelve and three. . . Mr. and brought tho makings of a splemlld Mr*. B. D. Creel, HO West 13th dinner which was served to the Street have a ton aged 11 and husy combatants and all twenty two daughters aged IS and nine. young men celled It a dandy day at Mr. Creel la a dispatcher with the A. C. L. Railroad. . , , David DcLand. Mrs. Harold Lynch, publicity di­ A. Laud* moved her* recently rector of the DeRary Garden Club from Knoxville, Tenn. with hia announces that there was a board wife and 18-month-old daughter. meeting yesterday to plan for the They aie living at ISOS Coronado Ct. fall and winter programs. 4. C O N V E N T IO N A L , jnewmeouecii Fa* f PHONE 1422 Before You Buy Anywhere See J> ju rt • Full ceramic HI* bath • ALL GENERAL ELECTRIC KITCHEN • Conventional, Brittany or Modem atylaa • H ale for children • Magic Chef Heater • Over 20 electrical outleta • Largo dosels • Big screened porch • Not n project • Largo storage room ^ u e e u n C fu e v h Corner W. Crystal Drive 4 Laka Mary Phono 1504 V !> ii ■i * �IMEltfCAN LEAGUE ** Z O L A worried. One layer was eorry, but she net nor control her ■be thought o< two /Una Larkina and o l.-w im as ROSS won’t pretend this ta manly » social cadi. Although naturally I'm delighted to see you looking bet­ ter. The grape* and peuches w en delivered, 1 trust 7” “Very thoughtful of you." Beatrice flushed though Meg's tone had been polite enough. That branch of the Strattons bad always been high-hat. Randall Stratton could have thrown a corps of diplo­ mats off their dignity. “I have a different sort of gift today." Beatrice neard her own aprtghUlneas with discomfort. She rushed on. feeling more irritated with Meg and with the silent Char­ lotte every moment "1 had a letter from your father yesterday. He's concerned about your widowed state. Really, my dear, I do think —ot course, the young a n always thoughtless—but 1 do feel you should have Informed him. ft must have been embarrassing for him to hear from a total stronger— that is, 1 assume Mrs. Fleur la a stranger to him," Bhe waited hut Meg said noth­ ing. the Stratton plot, ftl tau n t him! You tall him that I" “Oood—good heavens r Beatrice said faintly. CharioUa said nothing a t alL She merely stared. md bad. Her stomach felt hollow but ai- she wee oddly etranger than aha ii«i« tarn for week* leg What a fool aha was! All right, as ao Kemp was dead. Sha couldn’t ih, make up to him for what aha had ion done but aha could certainly keep mo from crawling hack to her father. ■be had two children. Bhe had a ant strong back and • strong will, rou even if the couldn't give herself top l— rating la the mental department. Bhe owned half of a hat shop With the these assets, sha would make goad ren and sura that Johnny and Honor* sly Jans shouldn't ever take charity my front their grandfather. Through my them, sha had a chance to make nr* up to Kemp Bhe had a flares i ta longing to seo her children. Why •re had she ever allowed Oretchen to ok- absorb them? Bhe had been a lu­ natic, a weak, elm paring, sighing I— lunatic I m't Meg looked at her feet Oood ad. heavens, sha had given Beatrice *T* CtUnaom her walking papers ta seL hare fasti p’s Her ja«* seL Bend her hams, ck, would he 7 Not whlls she had ip's breath In her body I From now on, to she'd keep the reins in her own to hand* Father could think twice dw. It ha believed ahe*d ever come Its. crawling hems a failure, ar(Ta Be Continent! MKRtULL COMFAKY. IMo. m *." --I -*■ Mag turned ta r head on the pU!U£lew. ‘’Bankers7” L m < "Mr*. Ltkdea and Mrs. Chin.**Msg taettited "Bring them up - r r ’lf yen kka." Fee tbs flret time In weekp the ^ t a t r r a stirring of Interest as aha ~w i w atfhsi Beatrice and Charlotte " .eater, f la t la bed aba might be M they shouldn't outcrow her If a ta knew Itt "Nice of you ta call" She hadn’t teea *«r father's bosteea for yean Without learning bow to put mootmam aa well aa sweetness into bar • v*V »\V f p o tt MACHtM, FAST R/S/H& \24-veAR'Oi& h M AW f t WE/<3HT> m p FO R ’ UTTLE a pro O VER A YEAR, F o tm r M S WAY /N TO TH E P/ViS/OH'S TOP /O, 7HAMRS 70 A /Se rR A / o H r W/H STR/rtfr. /E PYH O 'S. THE top'* SH O R T OH — ^ J A P E R /e H C e , b u t POWER. HOP MHO ^ Roy Cam pa nolle, Brooklyn'aTfg catcher who wins ttae noat-vaioabls-player award every other sea­ son and then slumps In between, la following the tam e jid script again. But with one ad kb from his bat, the Dodgers are aurei than ever tbey'B retain the na­ tional league pennant. Campy, at A. the highest caUl Dodger ever, won the NL’s MVP award In I'fSl. 61, and 65 But he was a " b u s t’ la ’60, '5* md 84. And at the moment, true to the ' ‘even-year Jin*.'* he'e wob­ bling along with a J30 bat aver­ age with a scrawny 67 runs bat­ ted In. Things have been ao bad for the big guy this season, Milwaukee decided to walk Jackie Robinson —loading the bases with two out — to get to Campy with thu scare (led 3-ell In the eighth inning yes­ terday. The Braves were specu­ lating in pereentagea. Campy had not hit in his last 11 at bats. He now has (ne hit in his last a lined single that* 13 at b a u scored three runs and lifted the Brooks into a 6-3 victory and whu- M tr AND ERROR By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Veteran righthander Earl Moa•or, found wanting at Fort Worth and Louisvllla thla season, has been ushered into a coxy berth on what the Atlanta Cracktra call their Southern Assn, pennant ex­ press. The lanky hurter with the big curve posted la tied his sixth victory victor) in eight decisions last night, restric­ ting Nashville to seven hits as At­ lanta stretched III league lead to a game and one-half by trouncing the Vote I I, Second place Birmingham lost to Chattanooga in 14 Innings 6-5. Mobile and Montgomery were rained out. Memphis and New Or­ leans wera not scheduled. FLY-IN-ONE CROWLEY, La, UR—Ifera'a one of the oddest holes-ln-one ever re­ corded on any links. It happened at the Acadia Golf Club and wai hit by Chic Morgan playing a foursome. Chic's ahot hit the eup on the fly aM never touched the green I When the ball landed it wedged between the pin and the •Ida ai the cup. Chic has three flab, bergasted witnesses to prove be wasn't teeing things. MILWAUKEE UR — The so-oall. ed "Little World Series," as fnlka here were calling the two-game series between Milwaukee and Brooklyn, la ended today but the nerve-wracked* National League pennant race remains unchanged. The Dodgers, who stormed into this town Sunday bent on sweep­ ing both gemea and wrest the lead from Milwaukee had to set­ tle for one victory, a 8-t triumph yesterday — and rem slnoj two games behind the pure retting Braves, one In ths important "lost" column. There was obvious relief In the Dodger clubhouse after the hardearned triumph, which was ac­ complished by Roy Campanula’! three-run single In the eighth in­ ning after the Brooks had to over­ come an early three-run deficit. "We would have been In bad shape," admitted Jackie Robin■on, who scored two of Brookijn’a runs, "if we had lost today. This was a big ball game." Pee Wee Reese, the calm cap-' tain of the Dodgers, acknowledged the game was the moat important oaa Brooklyn kaa won all year. "Had we lost we would have been four games out," ta laid. " H u t's a lot of ground to make up at this stage of the race." d JhibuisL W eerlptlen to us. It will be uceuyatalynumpiuudid with freah drncu a t n fa im e d reasonable price... PAST PKXX OEUVIWY alee FA U ST'S SU N D RY STO RE S tth ft Preach "Te Better Serve V m i WINS THIRD P L A C E ............... Marine Pfc. Melryn S. Fleischer. Camp Lejeune, N. C., took third spot In the recent All-Marine Golf Toumement held et Camp Pendleton, Calif. HI* score was 75-7377*70 on the 72 per course. Fleischer Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Fleischer, I'lumos* Dr. (Official USMC I'hoto) Tourney Qualifying Rounds Start Today of the season, gave eight hits'and walked home an unearned run In the eighth. The big righlhandei now I* even with Milwaukee's Warren Spahn in the race to ice who’)] be the first to loin the 200victory clrrle Rut the Braves’ southpaw Is scheduled to go ageln tonight, shooting for his 199th op­ posing Pittsburgh. UMPIRE KNOWS BEST KANSAS CITY UR-The last time the aYnkees played the Atthtetlca here the A’a smacked 28 hits —but still lost the game. A press box observer ttewight this was a'record number of hits by a loser, but umpire Ed Rommel Im­ mediately scotched such talk. Ed claimed that In hte days aa a hurler for the old Philadelphia A’s, he pitched IT innings against! he In- Luedee Will Meet British Empire Middleweight Yesterday, the Chicago area qualified 24, headed by Bernle Kata' 72-71-143. and the three northwest berths were filial at Portland, Ore. Two of them went to ex-Walker Cuppers Bruce Cudd and Dick Yost, in SAN FORD of SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. DODGK 819 R. let f t. PLYMOUTH Phase 101 W E S A LU T E O U R TO W N ! BOYDSTON ON BEAM CHICAGO-FV—The Chicago Cardi­ nals expect to get better use out of end Max Boydston, former Univer­ sity of Oklahoma star. Boydston hurt his knee In a pre-season game in 1955 and played only the last three National League games. H o ^ ever, one of the three passes W caught was good for a 67-yard touchdown play. LATE ABRIVAL BALTIMORE Wt-Alfred 0 . Vanderbiit Inaugurated the 150,000 Knorr Says Tigers' Pimlico Special In 1937, the na­ tion’s first ric e In which horici President Will Be were eligible by Invitation only. Rut it wasn’t until last year that 'Fiery, Active Guy' one of VanderbU'e own horst^ ^ DETROIT UR— Fred Knorr, who made It. Hit Socist Outcast was named becomes president of the Detroit Tlgera Oct. 1, says the manager in 1155 and finished third, of the 1957 Tlgera "will be a fiery, active guy who will inspire the players and get out there on the field and fight for them." The Detroit radio executive ■aid, however, that "there Is nn Inside track" as ia r as manager­ ial candidates arc concerned, lie did not rule out the possibility the present manager, Bucky Harris, would be back for another aea wm Aa many a t seven possible suc­ cessor* to Harris have been men­ tioned publicly. exclusive dealership Semeone once said that It la the Rotarians who make the wrld go round I Perhaps thl* Isn't tn tin ly tta case, but It U a rocegmteod fact that the men whose emblem is the wheel of P ro e m s contribute much to America . , . and, more specifically, to our own City. Alwnyo eager to advance business, good fellowship and the genera) well-being of our community, these re­ liable Roteriana comprise ■ group of cltlaena of whom wa'ro all mighty proud I With all Sincerity wo applaud their goals u d their achievements. The Rotariaaa do th in g s ...............in t big way I Pet. R NEW YORK UR—More than 1,500*----------------------------------golfers, hope high in all their is happy to announce the Odondahl's opinions and attacked W L Milwaukee 76 48 .810 Brooklyn 71 43 595 Cincinnati 72 5) J76 < St. Louis . 63 81 .808 l: Philadelphia 57 84 471 1 Pittsburgh 53 73 434 z New York 50 71 .413 2i Chicago 49 73 .402 ?; MONDAY'S RESULTS Brooklyn 6. Milwaukee 3 Only game scheduled TUESDAY'S SCHEDULE New York at Cincinnati N Pittsburgh at Milwaukee N Brooklyn at Chicago 2 Philadelphia, at St. Louis N FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE YESTERDAY’S RESULTS V'. Paiw S-I St. Petersbi Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store •eft aa same folks think. Just ask J S f NATIONAL LEAGUE Team Mossor Gets Berth Notional League On Southern Assn. Pennant Race Is Still Unchanged Pennant Express RORWRLL, N. M. UR- The life of him. Max wasn't hurt, but Us I baseball official acorer isn't as pride was. President W. J. Green of the lea­ 41 m Odendahl. Oflfclal scorer for gue fined the hurler $50. The RoeI ta Roswell Rockets of the Southwell club also returned tta pitch­ western League, After a game, on* of tta Ros- er's contract to tacram ente of the waB pitchers didn't approve of Pacific Coast League. tied the Brave*’ first-place edge m tiro games once more. It was the oatr game schedu.ed In ttae NL, leaving the Brooke two full games lhead of third place Cincinnati. In the only American League game acheduled, Cleveland bopped Washington 3-3 as Bob Lemon hung up his 118th lifetime victory. Compendia's single salvaged a split In the two-game set for the second place Dodger* and gave them a victory In tha'r last game •*f the season la MQweuken for s 4-7 record a t County Stadium. It was there that the Dodgers had nailed the -IMS and 1965 pennants with victories on their k u t visit of, CHICAGO UR — Officials of the International Boxing Club expect to Iron out details today for a middleweight title fight between champion Ray Koblnton and Chal­ lenger Gene Fullmer. Truman Gibson, secretary of the IBC, laid Robinson would he con­ tacted In New York today ifter learning that Sugar Ray had c a p Itulated to IBC President Jim Norris. Robinson two weeks ago isld he was through with Norris and the IBC because he couldn't get enough money from them but yesterday announced " l‘m ready, willing and able to dcfen-J my title on Sept. 23 or a later date at Yankee Stadium." Gibson and Norrla returned to Chicago last night after giving Robinson a deadline to meet "our offer." Robinson had demanded 47‘5 per cent of the net plus ao per cent of all money received from theatre or home television with a guarantee of $80,000. , H frH srooo *OMiOPTHEPt*rm Team W L Pet. Beta. New York BO 46 .05 — Cleveland 71 SI .613 7 Chicago 67 54 .554 Hr.) Boston 67 S8 .645 114 Detroit 60 84 .484 19 Baltimore 55~fiP:«f? a~,j Washington SI 71 .411 27 Kanaaa City 41 82 333 3 7 $ ' MONDAY'S RESULTS Cleveland S, Washington 1 Only game scheduled TUESDAY‘8 SCHEDULE Kanaaa City at New York N Chicago at Washin|ton I Detroit at Boston Cleveland a t Baltimore Feeding PDQ Doesn't Cost IT PAYS — Because A. It lacrMpo* the analmUatioR of the nutrients la pasture graeeea. & It ffunrda against “mlarvlag" In ih* midst of p len ty . C. It bMUTM better health, u n n weight, and bolter H. It pruvldee pxtra rumen stimulation and bacterial activity. t NEW YORK Lf»— Bccaose hr ■topped thinking and did what came naturally, middleweight Je r­ ry Luedee today held a technical knockout victory over Bob Frovlxti and a date to meet British Em ­ pire mldlewelght champion Pat McAteer on Sept. 17. Luedee. a rugged, rangy 1034 pounder from New Haven, Conn., likes to slug away with his oppon­ ents. Manager John Scavone felt that Jerry would do better and ab­ sorb lets punishment If he used his head for thinking Instead of Just catching. “ I want you to think before you make your moves against Proviiti," sakl Scavone to his Z I - ) d r ­ oid fighter before Ihc Provittl scrap at St. Nicholas Arena last night. So Jerry—no dummy, by the way—passed b e f o r e punchtna agalnstt he unorthodox ex-gob from Brooklyn. At the end of four rounds, Luedee was behind. Sca­ vone switched signal* and told Je r­ ry to go out and fight in the fifth. Luedee thereupon staggered the pudgy 160-pound rrovixxl with e right tq the fare that opened a rasty cut over Bob'* left eve and followed with a thumolng left to the Jaw. After that Proviui was a sof touch for the now free­ wheeling Luedee. Referee Petey Scalto stooped the fight at 3:4fl of the sixth with Provlsal reeling and bteedtng. The prite for the victor was the Sent. 17th fight with McAteer. The Rri'on Is making hi* U. S. debut then beading back for Eng­ land for a title defense. lie FOR THE BABE NORWICH, Conn. un-Speakinv at a dinner hero "Jum pin' Joe" Dugan, third baseman for the Yankees during the Babe Ruth era. said: 'The Babe would hit loo hom­ er* a season If he were playing today. "Nobody over hit a ball Uke the Babe, and nobody ever will. N or they're playing wilk a golf bail." easily was water CALL *1 | " The Lumber Numb« for Sudden Service Lumber f t Supply Yard s is W. Third S t Sanford. Pin. �n t? I1 •/ , * * * jj?i Summer Doesn't Slow Down Results From Classified—Call 1821 ■ s i ~a 22—r p e TSa i * No t ic e s fA N T ADS' (HUNT 'KM FAST Ph. 1821 1A—PLACES 10 EAT 0 GOOD FOOD AND D R I N K S served In plessinn surrounding! by plcsssnt people. The Doggie Diner & Bar, Lake Mary. MAR-LOU RESTAURANT Sample Menu: T-Bono Steak, Breaded Veal Cutlet, Florida Lobster, Deviled Crab, and of course Lola's Famous Pizza. PHONE 1175-W for takeout. Hwy. 17-92 South. . ( —CARD OF THANKS 1 wish to thank my friends and neighbors for their many kind­ nesses to me during my recent bereavement. Your expressions of sympathy and beautiful flor­ al tributes will ever be remem­ bered and appreciated. Mra. Ray Chidestcr 4—LOST end FOUND -------- * IJ"iV:WMt..;N FOR RAI.E 4.4-FARM and GAR DDES GATLIN BROTHERS —Factory to You— GEORGIA GROWN C a b b a g e Dragline k Bulldozer Service Planti m any quantity. Rtady Aluminum Ph. 2231 Geneva. 2483-W Sanford for letting out S ept 10th. Van­ V en etian B lin d ! ities are of Mldseaion. Marlon ORLANDO Sentlnei 9 u r, Call Enclosed Bead. Sag-proof bottom Market, Early Round Dutch, rail with p in tle ends. Plastic or Ralph Ray, 31S0. Glory, Improved Glory, Savoy rayon tapes. Cotton or nylon Mammoth Red and EaiJy Copen CROSLEY - BENDIX eords. hagen, all from Certified Firry Salea and Service S e n k a rik G taaa a n d P a in t Co. Morris Seed, Ripe A Ready To­ RANDALL 112-114 West 2nd SL Phone mato A Produce Co., State Farm ­ Electric Company ers Market, Sanford, Florida, Service— Quality— Satlefactlon Army Cots, S3.n; Taint. 82.30 gal. Phone 329. T-Shirts, 48c; Army-Navy Surp­ Ph 113 Sanford 2S37-J-3 Da Bary lus, 310 Sanford Ave. SWAP ANYTHING! Just place FAIRBANKS • MORSE P u m p s Classified ad*. Phone 112! for a NECCHI-ELNA Well Drilling, HOWARD C. helpful ad-wruer. . Sewing Machine Center LANG. Phone 3M 207 East Sales, Service and Rentals Commercial Ave. GARRETT'S • RENTALS 323 E. First St. Phone 1422 CUSTOM UPHOLSTERING Slip Covert and Drapes Overhead garage door, Size 8 ft. SI—APTS—HOUSES—ROOMS STANLEY KULP wide by 7 ft. A-l condition. Com­ 2 A 3 room apt Th. 2983-W. PHONE 2838-J. plete with all hardware. 835. Phone 1B70-XR. Al’GUST IS BABY MONTH at .HUTCHINSON'S Ocean F r o n t amrson Studio. Special for chil­ Apt*. 338 S. Atlantic. Daytona F.M.B 5c. 10c, A 25c STORE dren io 3 years. Two BxlO, (I Beach. Cal] 23|4-W for reserva­ Curtains Reg, gl .38 . Special 81.19 gold frame) 110. PHONE 31M. tion! after 6:00 p. m. 321 Sanford Ave. Trees trimmed, removed and deOne 24" boys bicycle. White din­ French Avenue hume suitable for mossed. Ph. 1007-R. home k business. For inform*' ner Jacket, size 16. BIS Magnolia SANFORD TREK CO. Uon dill 1484. ENVELOPES, Letterheads, state­ FOR FILMS. Finishing. Tape Re. FURNISHED apt*. Photo 1311. corder*. Supplies SEE — WIEment#, invoices, hand bills, and BOLDT'S CAMERA SHOP, 210 WELAKA APARTMENTS: rooms program*, e t c . Progrcsnive private baths. 114 W. First St. Printing Co. Phone 108 - 403 8. P irk Ave. Wesl 13th St. if " APPLIANCES Avalon Apia. Efficiency, Ph. f20-W T. V. REPAIRS appliances, e a l e e SEE Seminole (fealty for Deiir ‘Til 10 p. m. Service Cads, 13.uo, FRIGIDA1RE and isrvice. G. H. High, Oviedo, able Homes and Apt*. Phone 27 J. Q. Herrin, Ph. 2883-J W. A Fla, Phone FO-5-3J15 or Sanford Norris, Pb. 1558. Licensed Tech­ I642-W after I p . a . Furnished Apt. 600 Park Ave. nicians, guaranteed work. GROUND floor, 3-room completely AIR CONDITIONING Well drilling, water guaranteed. furnished apartment. 317 Pal­ For Room or Building Phone 1008-W. metto Ave. Phone 2381 H. D. POPE CO. INC. too South Park Ate. Phone 1418 Thix Is a free pals to the Rltx BULLDOZING Theatre for Tommy Cason. Exp. LOWERY A BRIDGES Hotpomi 30 gal table top hot water date Sept. 6, 1856. San. ISM-W Orange City Spr 1-5*34 heater, $30. Ph. 803 or 144-W. nOBINSONS at 818 French Ave., LOST - Lord Elgin black-faced ' Sanford. Have 40 yeara experi­ m watch on railroad track in back ence constructing furniture, cab­ w of disaster scene. REWARD. inets, etc. Visit us and sec Early American reproductions, hand Call 2124W. carved. Ph. 62-R. S—PERSONAL NOTICES At Nix Bedding. Renovate cotton ROLLAWAY, Hospital and Baby and Innersprlng mattress. We a IBeds Day, Week, or Month—Tel. so convert cotton mattresses In 1423. Furniture Center — to innerapring. Wc make odd site _______ 118 West First S t mattresses and matching box springs. We do upholstery & slip rovers. Free estimates cheer AUTOMOTIVE fully Riven. 1301 Sanford Ave. Phone 304-J. ^ I—BOATS AND MOTORS 23—SCIIOOLS-IN8TBUCTION Year F.vinrude dealer HOBSON SPORTING GOODS DANCING 984 E." 1st St. Phone N8 This la a free past to the Movieland Ride-In Theatre for Mrs. Edna McMahan, Lake Mary. Exp. date Sept. 6. 1936. 12—TRAILERS 4 I t will pay YOU to see us before w you buy. Oper Evenings Sundaya. Eastaide Trailer Sales Palatka, Fla, and Trailer, Sale-Rent, Ph. 668-XR. 14—USED CARS Strip-down 48 studebaker, motor A-l Condition. F irit 840 take* lL Apt. IT Higgins Terrace. * • BUSINESS .; SERVICES • lS —BEAUTY PARLORS * Modern Alr-conditiuned Salon H arriett’! Beauty Nook IM S. Oak _________Pb. >71 II—BUILDING - REPAIBS PAINTING m FLOOR Binding ana finishing. T Cleaning, waxing. Serving Semi­ nole county aince 1823. . II. M. Glaason, Lake Mary For painting ■XR. call Mr. Tasker, . Repair work) Home alterational " No job too imall. Finished carp\ enter will give prompt service. Phone 1399-J. Rollins 4i Slagte. M cKAN EY^SM IT H ~~P A IN T S ■ j j W H. Park Phone 1208 ia-PIA N O SERVICE L. L. Silt — Piano Technician Pbeee 1184 Rente I, Hanford « —ROOFING and PLUMBING CERAMIC TILE Paul F. Mueller k Son Ph. 134 Free estimate. Quality work. , 41-BUILDING MATERIALS USED BK1CK TWO CARLOADS baautitul used brick. Orange, red, and >urnt black. See them at SHERMAN CONCRETE PIPE CO. SELECT 1/4 Sawed Oak Flooring, 8260 per M. No. 1 Common 1230 per M. No 2 Common 8135 per M. Floors Laid A Finished; Reasonable. E. F. Slovens, Ph. 716-R-4 after 9 p.m. C STORE-WIDE AUGUST SALE 21—SALESMEN • AGENTS Salesmen A Saleswomen to con­ Service on Ail Water Pumps— tact home owners, year round Walla Drilled - Pumps work. Commission and drawing. ~ Paola Road, Phone 700 Must be live wires. Orange Im­ provement Co. 201 E. Commerc­ W. J . K IN G ial, Sanford. Plumbing Contractor Kohler Plumbing 4i Supplies A WATKINS ROUTE IS AVAIL­ Ream Electric w ater Heaters ABLE FOR SEMINOLE COUNPh. M SSM Orlande Dr. TY. WRITE THE J. tt. WAT­ KINS COMPANY. «59 WEST PEACHTREE ST.. N. K.. AT­ LANTA, GEORGIA. ie-WORK WANTED—FEMALE M. G. HODGES JU M g sc o c n sM Baby sitting or home cleaning. C om rjii ns and Repair 1881 Kaelurd Ave Pboee 1113 Phone I5MI-J. Rachel Hicks._____ PLUMBING h REPAIRS LIVESTOCK •ptic Tank Instillation It Service , Sewer Connection!, Archie C. t -POULTRY Harnett. Phono 784-W or 1333. 3 Month Old Ducks—8190 each. 1 mile North of Lnngwood on Hi ! PLUMltlNG wag 427. Phone W. P. 26-.---i . Contract and Repair Work i <%,' Free Estiraalea MERCHANDISE R. L. HARVEY 904 Sanford Ave. Phone 1838 43-ARTICLES lor SALE n —SPECIAL NOTICRR We buy and sell used furniture, paring top cash price* for any hing of value. SUPER TRAD­ • PUMPS A SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ING POST on 17-82 Ph. 9063-W. ) All typea and slu e , InaUlied or "Do It Yourielf." Trunks. Wardrobe, Steamer*, " WE REPAIR AND SERVICE Foot lockers. Briefeasei, B u ­ ' w STINE ford Jewelry k Luggage Co., Machine ta d Supply Co. 300 Sanford Ave. W. 2nd It. Ph. t t H E R B A R B JU S T A F E W 63-HOMES UK T H E MANY SA V IN G S 2-Year old concrete block home Beautiful Dmetle Sets. Choice of with car porte. 2 bedrooms, kiU II Table Topi and 12 Chair chcn equipped. Living room, covers . . . Complote with 4 bath with tub k shower. Full Chairs size screen porch. RL 2, Box 632-A, Ph. 296-J. Reg. 8186.85 $119.95 New Selection of— Bofas (Foam Rubber) *113.30 Sofa Beds ............ 109 00 Matching C hain . 69.80 ECHOLS BEDDING CO. Corner tod k Magnolia. Ph. 1232 "Bud Bamberger" Mgr. Apea M ••day's Ul 8:38 p. m. VISIT OUR BALCONY fOO MUCH FURNITURE? Cl**allied id s m u the surplus fur LASH. Phooe 1191 tor an ad writer. CUSTOM B U IL T HO M ES VA—FHA—CONVENTIONAL FINANCING •l/IW DO____________ 1WN PAYMENTS 'LOW MONTHLY PA'.'MENTC A. K- SH O E M A K E R . U L Phone 1811 tIM Mellonvitl* HEU, Aay thing With A OeealfUd Ad JU iT CALL im It Peya Te Us* Classified. W4MT 49 WROFFIM SEE and COMPARE The Home* Built ■y ODMAM A TUDOR, INC. Builder* of Fine Home* For Florida Living BEAUTIFULLY Dtslfoed Three And Four Bedroom Homes 1 A I hatha Varied Selection of Plans Avail able. Priced From 111.200 to 124,000 VA (G I>-rH A A FHA Iniarv lea Financing. HOMES AVAILABLE: South Plnecrest .... Sanford, Fla. Grove M anors........ Sanford, Fla. Valencia Villas ... DeLand, Fli SALES OFFICE 2623 8. French Ave. Phone 2100 A 2960 After 6:00 p, m. Call S371-W 66—LOTS 100 x 330 take froat lo t Crystal Point, Lake Mary. Ph. 903 or 144-W TLMSUAV rm nfiooh 1:00 I Lad T h r a a LI vat ■ p o tl l e h t T h a s t r a lit.ooo Q u a n ta 1 1JO F o r d T h a a l r a toioo S n a a k I -rav law 10:10 C h i n a S m ith t l * 0 N l a h t Nawa R a o o r t 'll! O l a r l l s M T h a a l r a II m « n Off W K U V ttalilV 11 <:!! ( 111! II lfive iv e l:oo SlOO MUU.M.MJ atan .o n T roaram R a sim s K aw i-lV aathsr T ha tlo rn ta e Show C a p ta in K a n a e r o o Via w a r ’s DlRcat 9:11 t l a r r v Moo rs S.-l# B a n d s t a n d in too T h is L i n d n f Ours m tan e i r t k a It n i r h 11:00 V a l i a n t L ad y 11:11 | j ) v n Of l.lfa 11:1* R s a i r h F o r T o m o r r o w 11:1! (llitdlna 1.1a lit Ar TKM XOOX 1T nn Nawa Uitn e l a n d t ' p A n o C o u n l a d 1!:I0 Aa T h a W o r l d T u r n s 1:oo J o h n n y C a r s o n Rhow 1:10 A rt l . l n k l s l t a r 'a l l o u i s p a r t r 1:1! F ilm F a r a l;nn T h a Hie T a r o f f l i So F ilm F a r a 7:11 T h a floh Crovbj- S h o w 1:00 I t r l R h t a r Day l:M k aer ai Mtnrm 1*0 T h a F rte a of M e h l 4:00 Chant-al I * , C rn M ro ad a l:J-i F i l m F a t a w v m n - T v j tC K a n v v u .t.R (’HAVttKT. 4 TUESDAY AFTERNOON 4:#« Opart I l o n a s t:SA I:0S MIc Way M ouia sue a:UU *:00 Itai.ull 111! t i a u g IM h i • :1S I ’lu-o Kiel Tie# t l l a n r y U m l •6 T:l# !:•• Jo * • i l a b a l a:J# Him lllahl I 'l a i h o u a * lino 111,000 ( J u a i l l n n OlJO Papal P l a y h o u i a I0:uu P h il Bllvara toiio 1 1 l.lt at mo# 11:00 R a p o rl lilts [.at P a u l M a rv F o r d in :# L a t e **Dhow— *#• 11:11 ia.es Kawa a i a n - O f f III! Vi*! SiW l:te It):Ju KENNETH E. SLACK Registered Reel Estate Broker 1006 E. tad. Phone 1666 T ati P ellarn WKUNr.S UAV MOHNINO Oood M o rain e I 'e o t K a n e a r o a Of All T h l n a a U odfrar Klrlka It m .h V a l i a n t L ady loiv* of Ilf* Hatrrh for Tntnororw (luidlna Liaht 11:0* llaporl gland Ifp a n* Countrt A» World Turn* Johnny I'araan Itouaaparly !ta Payoff Bull rroaliy Rrlehtar tiay fc-eW S/iA . Opan Houa* Radio IM P K H .OUVei.MS Itll 6:11 w ra a a n n o TUKSOaV A rrrn v n d h Tha n h y th m Hour W o r ia At BU SIVtCXIhM • ill Twlllahl *<>■(* l:ts • p u r l * Hook *:<! Mutlo a t r a n r i n m 7:*>e V. r W, 7:#! D r l f l l n a Oa • C l o a i 7i1! 7:1* Rail* r l sMuaio CULLEN AND HARKKY 7 :4 ! l l ' i l i a i i r . ihl na ir# 188 N. Park Ave. P b e u 2311 1:0* M e h t e d i t i o n *:ll t'n K frt N a t l a n i S; 10 riliyl lim I l n u r See ui for French Ave. Property 111:!# Tli* At l l a m a W i t h Musi* IO:ll Nawa REAL EBTATE DRIVE-IN ll:»* a lso Oil 3844 Fn«eh Ave. h H U S M D lT J. W. H A LL. REALTOR HonniNa Johnny Welker, Aaeeclite It## nlpil (fn "Ceil IlaU” Phone 1759 • III D a w n l i i a a k a r s ■:1# Nawa • :11 W a a t a i n J a m h a r a * lit! New * T:aa Oavan O 'c la c k Clu h T;4I N a w * . F l n r l 4 a Til# N a w a .W o rl d A. B. PETEMON 7:11 A O lanca Uroker Aaaociates: A. B. Peterson i:*l n. lpa ea kn .sr ' aAiCholoa Jr., P, J. Cbeitereoa, Garfield i r t u M o r n i n g D a v n l l a a a J l a r m o n v T im * Willetts, John Meiech and R. W. *:41 *:«# o r ld At N in a Williams. A. C. Doudoey, Lead S ill W M e ritin g l l . l n d l a t *:!» H a r e » " d T h a r # Surveyor I#,#* 1400 C l u h Phoae 1129 11:1# 119 N. Park Ave. Q * n i. e f M»1»dr tt:SS W o r ld a t Noon M A Y K A IR APTICR gO OK Reaatifsl RhUdieg Lola l l l t l R a d io F a r m n i s * * t I t l l Mar N o n a n a a r g Alan Let* hi M arrsaie IUI A m a r l r a n L a a s u * H am * T im a ROSA L. PAYTON 4:1* T**n Nawa RegieUrsd Reel Estate Broker 4:SI T a a a T im * PIMM MU 17-86 a t wawetba IF IT IS KKAL ESTATE ask Crumley k Monicith a t 117 South Park, Phone 773 They Know B A LL R EA LT Y Thl* i* a free pass to tho IUU Theatre for Gut Schmah. Eap. dale Sept. 6, 1166. OZIER REALTY CO. Laura B. Oeior, Broker H itol M. field. Aaaorlate 9961 lo . OtUnde Hwy. Phone 1X91 EVENINQSi 9118 oad TM B O JJ HARD TO PAY? Sell UUage F e ure rt through w i t h Ada for CASH. SSPBl NO CARM REQUIRED when you plae* Classified Ads through ■1 * :0# 10:1! II :## 11:11 it# II i l l 11M>« R o b ert A. WIOIr n u , R e a lto r lz:in Raymond Luadquist, Associate lltl# tie* Fheac 1171 AtleaNe Bash Bldg. r 1:1# W. H. "BUI" (TEMPER 1:0* Guy Allen, Associate “ “ Aft*** Prtee. AMMUte i'lii 4:0* Reel ter — General Inanrance 166 e r 2113 111 N. Park Ave. SACRIFICE Modern l-Badroom home. Tile bath, electric kitchen. Near base, Equity 91,000. RRTURMRNT HOME Beautifully landscaped s—bedroom modern home. Florida room, electric kitchen. 99000. Attrac­ tive Terms. Consult A REALTOR First custirits SEMimnr 1.00 A d v e n t u r e w i t h U n c le W e l t 1 : 1# •ursir First.. Lett a A t» * y i ai *a C a rto o n c a r n i v a l *:«o W » a t h s r - N a w a - e p o r t s • ill J o h n l l a l r Nawa •i*e Don a t o l l 's C o r n a r • ti! l*una l i a n a s ? Till l U n d t a v u u a 71i'l h« l . l v l n e Itouk States Righters Meet In Memphis JACKSON, Mias, o r - S u its High ter a who don't liko either the Republican or Democratic, ticket will meet neat month in Mcmphl*, Tenn., to work out their own preiidem iil campaign plana. indication* tha States Rlghtor* seek to broaden their tcopo ware seen in ih* absence of mention of aggregation and other regional is­ sue* in the announcement a fu r an unannounced conference hero last week. The Slate* Rlgbteri atiil aren't saying who their standard bearer will be. The Louisiana faction has cndoi *#d former Internal Revenue Commissioner T. Coleman An­ drews. a Tennessee man said An. draws, who now advocates abolish­ ing the income tag, was among prospective nominees dlinieead nt Jackson. The Jackson meeting w*i a t a downtown Hotel. Reporters west not admitted and moet mem leav­ ing and enuring wouldn't giro their name* or say what the meet­ ing wna about. YOUR BABY 9FAY to renting vaWO R K E R S caxeiee: Clatallied adel Bornethrough ClataiBod ads. Let a* thing vacant? Phono 1931 im aa ad-wruer. sapcfiooead ad-wrUar assist you - • -will trade apace hetniet and two white rata for complain art of 4th Grade report rani*. Name must be Johnny Baslth • and in Bth Grad*.'' DAILY CROSSWORD ACROgg I. Retting t. Confuse It. Fame 12. Capital of Indian Union lS .O ty (Ger.) II. Courage 16. Chief deity (Babyl.) 16. Reduce in rank 17. Obscure 16. The heart 29. Spread * graaa to dry 20. The cosmoe 23. Rot 34. Articles St. Indolent 30. Simian 83, Abounding in ore 34. Insect 13. Nautical 17. Oood friend 38. Swiftly 38. Walked bach and forth 41. Plexus (poea.) 43. Rugged mountain creel 43. Aacended <4. Saucy (dial.) DOWN J. Feminine proeoua f . Machine which her* vesta, threshes, and eieaaa grain 3. Native 4. Christmas ■ong B. Sea eagle (Eur.) 6. Misfortune 7. Ray A Apportion 9. Young hog 10. Employed for wage* 18. June-bug 27. Unexploded bomb 26. Natives of Ceylon 31. Duct itnaL) 33. AngloSaxon letter .JPli J. J i - W i . 'l i r 33. Erasei 36. Food ftah l post.) 37. Cunn­ ing 39. Coin (Swed.) 30. Beetle 31. Journal 33. Muse of lyiia poetry 36. F rost! o r t .<! » f!P IM kill V » ’<J i j v 1n J O h 'f • ( f.f I >l i\*f V " '.III! h. i« • [HI* a, Jr, kl ’ ll ' It h.iik • 111*' »J * i 4 a eV i . iiH a llM ivimr mi RHkh1 Mi i i i 39. Dane* BUp 40. A ruler •f erta 37. Coin (Turk.) Turn# tr IT” IT” TV nr MUw TT t! vT !T V /U V /M W * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ %1 W sr S A im 'M U W V M W M m n u v m m & M m m m W " X . TT TT 1 1 JT m H J •i Motor Exhaust Fumes ' May Be Health Hazard By HtUUN M. IUNMMN, M. B. CARBON monoxide poUonlng,|tory tyatem which ae you ail know, can be fatal. For through tha yeara with I thl* reason, doctors a n i eafety o f tho expororo o ^ experts for yeara have warned ef It's likely, h o ____ the- danger! of running automo­ pealed or a t times arom isolated exposures may eventually le*d to bile engines in closed garage*. Yet, automobile exhaust may accumulated cellular <‘ be a health haaard even in the serloua Importaaee. open air. Tiro To alimlaate much of 1 Two Investigation*, one eon ger, Dr. Mills suggests th e u eeg f ducted by tb* Armour Research efftcUro after-burner typo aoFoundation of tha Illinois In itl b auit mufflars or improved eomtut* of Technology here in Chi buiuon ia tho cyUndor ebamhew cag o , a n d th a o t h e r a t th a of tho raotora. l a Lo* Aageiaa. University of Cincinnati CoJleg* where th e smog problem l a a t of Medicine, seem to indicate a great importance, ha aapo uibla connection between ex mufflars are being very i ust and cancer. contemplated. Scientists at Armour showed aa Thee* studies aaem te lad Mate extract of gasoline engine ex* th a t w* m ust re-evaluate t i g air hauet contained tumor-prod us­ pollution safety _ ing substance*. In th* study, tha c a n t simply consider t h a : •kin of mice was painted wHh the diet* eSscts such polluttea aae extract. on th* populaUeo. w o to g al to AeporU state th at 79 per cent of look atth o io n craag o p to tan aB B the mice thus painted developed take tha necessary | tumors. At Cincinnati, Dr. Clarenc . A. Q0ZS71OR ARP i Mills studied tha effects ef motor T. A.: I am I t n a n oU have diabetes. Will this dk exhaust fumes In lung cancer. prevent my having a child? Answer: Safer* i Ha warns th at eaeh nan-fatal od* for controlling dlahtto* v a n exposure to polluted t l r as a rule'devised, it was difficult far A W * causes permanent damage to betie person to 1 respiratory systems. Ha says It However, with these a e v i produces Irreversible and irrepa- diabetes wiU not provn ruble roll damage In the rwplra-lfrom becom ingpregnaat E MORE BEUGION TODAY ANN ARBOR, Mich. (61 - S tu ­ dent* a t th* University of Michi­ gan respond to religion today far more than they did in earlier gen­ erations. Thai's th* finding of the univer­ sity coordinator of religious af­ fair*, Dewitt C. Baldwin, la contrast to ano* or a a t e g w - i loo, 69 par coat n f , now indicate a. ratlg^__ „ cw o. And between 4B66 to studeau etlead gt ‘ Uue.aarvloa A ^ 4* A | C T r r :jJ i Z 1.L1-A VV. ■ r ' ' rA,■\ Bi-Ys.. Pag* T WDMO TV CMARNBL t ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A NEW MONK? RAYMOND M. BALL OSCAR M. HARRISON REG, BROK9RS 8. D. HUhltyman, AesociaU $139.00 3-BEDROOM bouse with carporte, porch and utility room, Frigl- 966 Booth P a rt A*«And—Beautiful 31-Pc Dlnnerwara dalr* appliances, 1223 down A k x am d o r 4k S trin g e r Set ....... Boat EataU A Insurance L O W E L L E . O Z IE R Mrs. Louriao Maeaaagcr, Assoc. Rnllder - Pkaea I29» FREE Office: 9681 B. O r i e l s Dr. 167 MagaoLa Ava. Ph. l i Handiome Bedroom Special Vanity with large Mirror Panel Red Chest of Drawers T ue. A u g . 28, 10S6 Television Lots 8!' x 135'. Partly landscaped. Ready to build. Drtamwold EFFICIENCY Apartment. Suit­ Section. 1411 Chase Ave. Phone able for bachelor or couple. 1873-M. Private bath. Acrois from Pest Office. Manuel Jeeobsoa. 6 7 -BROKER* M i REALTORS New Smyrna ocean front Ona, 3 baths, deluxe mas­ two bedroom apta., reasonable 3-bedroom, onry home on* year old near McGrath. Box 1412, Coronado country club. Excellent buy at .Station. New Smyrna Beach, i.r 113,300 with terms avallabla. Tel. 1093-M. Many other good-two and three FURNISHED garage apartm ent 2 bedroom homea from 98.000 up. bedrooms, living room, electric kitchen, bath, carporte, excel­ 3-bedroom country home on 7 acres with I acre* plasted In lent location. Prefer couple. young citrus, 3 miles from San­ PHONE 1497. ford. Just reduced to 111,600 Rose Court Apts. Unfurnished $■ with terms. room apt. Kitchen equipped. Phone 1494. Seminole Realty W. DIETRICHS T. W. MERO U rge, clean, furnished a p t 2 REALTORS adults. 611 Park Ave. 1161 Park Ave Phene IT er 148 CONCRETE Ready Mixed Concrete, Concrete 4)canna School of Dane* Block, Sand, Gravel, Cement Ballet - Tap - Ballroom Concrete Beginner, Intermediate, and ad­ ifications. Pipe to Meet All Qual­ DESIRABLE one end two bedvanced classes for children of Sherman Concrete Pipe Co. room furnished a p t Ph, 432-W all eges. Phone 2488 ..KEG1STKAT10N SEPT. 6.. Out West 13th St. 3-Bedroom unfurnished bout*. Ne Phone 2871 17-82 at Hiawatha RED-I-MIX CONCRETE kitchen equipment 200 French Window Sills • Lintels Ave. Phone 146-J. Septio Tanka • State Approved EMPLOYMENT Sand • Cement • Mortal Mix MAYFAIR — a - Bedroom house. Miracle Concrete Co. ti--CHILD CARE Large yard. Call 1430-J after 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1336 6 p. m. Baby siller* available. Baby Sit­ ting Agency. Ph. 332-M. 46—BUSINESS EQUIPMENT New 2-bedroom unfurnished apt. Near shopping center and PineWill keep children in, my home. HAYNES Office Machine Co., crest School. 2619 Elm. No pet* Phone 2123. Typewriters, adding machines, please. 8ales-Ranials, 314 Mag., Ph. 44. 2«—HELP WANTED—FEMALE New two bedroom house*, kitchen see the nawest thing equipped. 1804 Washington. Ph. WAITRESS — Apply Touchton's STUDENTS— In typewriters — Royal's 1937 443 nr write Jack Flynt, Box Drug Store, Mr. Clark. “Twin-Pak" portable. Th* fast­ 302 Sanford. est portable on tho market. In Curb girls, apply In person lo 7 colors. 24 months to pay. Plg'n Whistle. 3—room furnished apt. 850. Wat­ Powell's Ofticc Supply ppiy er included. Ph. litl-J . Woman io clean house 2 days a 117 S. Magnolia Phone DM week. Must provide transporta­ Redecorated ground floor apart47—FURNITURE—HOUSEHOLD tion. Ph. 2933-J. menL 3 rooms and bath. Mrs. Scott 217 West HUi St. — five Experienced waitress. Good par. Bur your Furniture at Berry's o'clock. Warehouse Fum. Co., at 901 W, evening houra. Steady Job. l i t S t Ail nationally adv. furn­ Spring 4-3233, Orange City. 3-Bcdroom house, Bcl-Alrc Sec­ iture at warehouse prices. tion. 1403 Court Phone 2031-R. "TAKE TIME OUT Used furniture, yhppnsncct, loula, FOR BEAUTY" 3-room furnished garage apt. etc. Bought-eold. Larry's M art Ladies you can earn ae much aa Phone 831-W3. 321 East 1st St. Phone 1631. 830 each week. Avon Cosmetics offers high commissions nn each Furnished House. 850 M ather of Sanford 2 Bedroom sale. Contact Mrs. J. Russell, r month. 1 Mil* North of P. O. Box 875, Orlando. ingwood on lliway 427. Phone 203-09 E. 1st St. Phone 127 W. P. 9* MOTHERS............ 1* e • * • 3 GROUPS OF Are you tired of your routine? Do ODD CHAIRS and ROCKERS For Rent—Modern college com­ you have 3 hours daily to devote 1st group ...........each .. pletely furnished. 4 blocks from 81.00 to advertised Avon Coa metical 2nd group .......... each.......... 82.00 Air Base. Available SepL 13. Contact Mra. J. Russell, P. O. 3rd group ........... c* d .......... .... Call 207B-K. Box 97S, Orlando. tth group .........each............. 84.00 3th group .. ...... each . . . . 83.00 2-bedroom furn. nr unfurn. apart­ 27—MELF WANTED ♦ MALE ments, with acreened-in porch. Liberal Trad* In Allouanre nn Phone 1013-M. Dishwasher, colored or white. Old Furniture When Buying New Good pay, evtnlng hours. Spring 311 E. l i tWILSON-MAIER St. Phone 851 4-room garage apL 845. So. Cam­ 4-3233, Orange City. eron Ave. Ph. 1314 R. Service Station attendant. Hard This D a free pats to the Moviework and long hours. Gulf Servland Ride-in Theatre for Mr*. ire, Second A Park. J. O. Lanty. Exp. date Sept- •. 1856. Wanted—Pin Setters mast be over 16 year* of age. Apply Sanford REAL ESTATE Bowling Alley. Plumbing. Kresky Heating ML FOR WIDE CHOICE of buyars, renters, workers, use Want Ads. Phone 1821 to place 'em. THE SANFORD HERALD p t f\ -Y -%t i & �a ■ f 260-Pound Nurse la tha H eart a f th e C aaatp J a d g e , SEMINOLE C aa a tp . F ie r i* * . l a P re ba ts , l a r e ■ B a ta ta a t W i m e - Ij a NKERSON. also known a* 5V1LL H A N K E R S O N , D ece ated . Ta AII Cradltara a s * P araaat H a t . D t a t t i i A g a la a t aal* tag Halt M a tatat Vou a n d * a c h v f y o u n r * h e r e b y n o tified a n d r t q u l r a d t o p r t a a n t a n y claim * a n d d em an d * w h i c h y o u , o r e i t h e r o f yo u. m n y h a v e a g a i n . : t h n eatn ln o f W H . t . l E IIA.NKEIIBON. * l . o k n o w n * t W I L L HANKEIIH ON. d r c r a * * d . In to o f nold C o u n t y , t a l h a C o u n t y J u d y * o f 8* ml nol# C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , n t hi* o f f i c e In t h a c o u r t h o u t o o r * ald C o u n t y n t B a n fo rd . Florida, w ithin tig h t calendar m o n t h * r r o m t h n lin t* o f t h a t i n t p u b l i c a t i o n o f th l* no lle* . E a c h c l a i m n r d e m a n d t h n l l b e In w r i t i n g , a n d t h a l l a t a t o t h a p t a c a o f r ealdene* a n d poat o r f lm a d d r e tt of lh a c l a i m a n t , a n d t h a l l b* a w o r a to. by lh a claim ant, h i t a g a n t o r a t ­ torney, and an y tuch claim n r d e ­ m a n d n o t an rile d t h a l l b* void. H o t * L e e McCoy K l n n r a II. J a m c t A* A d m l n l t t r a t o r * o f t h o F a t a l # o r W illi* l l a n k e r t n n . alao know n aa W ill H a n k t n o n . defeated It, W W a r e . A t t y . W o o d r u f f - l ’r r k l n a llld g . H an fo rd . F l o r i d a . t o three Injured a n aomawhat ln»fW TW . I I I I I I ' I I W'; ml , 1 I I I ] f • • ' > 1 I I I I *; j I 1' r I..I' I , i ', I v I I II ' Legal Notice l a r a ( h a B a ta ta • ( H E N R IETTA a BOTCC Dacaatad. T » AH W h a a a I I M a p C m a a r a t N n t l r * It h e r e b y g l r * n t h a t J . C. BOTCH f ile d hi* f i n a l r e p o r t a t ad* rn ln ta tra to r of th a aa ta te of H e a r le lt a It D o r r * . decea aeri; t h a t h a f i le d b it petition fo r final d isc h arg e and t h a t ha w ill ap p ly to th a I to ao rab la B it NEST HOUS HOLD HR. C o u n t y J i d n v j l y — in ot* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , o n t h e : : t b - d e y n f S e p t e m b e r . 1151. f o r a p p r o t r a l o f M i n e a n d f * - fin al dltcharge a t a d m ln lttra to r of tha e t t a l e o r H e n r i e t t a It. I lo y re, d eceat* ed, o n t h l t 1 Sit* d a p o f A u g u s t . 111*. J . C. Tlopre A d m ln le tra to r of t h a a e ta ta of _ H e n r i e t t a It. Ilnyoo, d e c e a t e d . ! » r a & & £ ! . '& ! % i f t a l f t nol* CnunlT, M i m a in w h i c h aeaeaaed: F l o r i d a Horn* O a t C o m p a n y All p f t a l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g In d t p i f Ban ford . C o u n ty o f R ttu lao la, S t a t e o f F lorida. L’n l t . a a u c h c e r t i f i c a t e t h a l l bo r * . daomad according to law .th a p ro p e rt r d e s c r i b e d In a n r h e a r t l f l o a t a w ill bo . o l d t o l h a h l s l i c . i l b l d d r r a . t h a f r o n t d . T o f ih * C t l i H alt, Ba nforil, F l o r i d a , o n t u a f i r a t l i o n , d a y of dktober. I ll* , w h ich ll th a f l n t d a p o f O c t o b a r 111*. D a t e d thl* l t l h d a p o f A u g u s t. 111* E llen H op * C i t y T a x C o llecto r. ffIR ALl NEW HAVEN, Conn., tn-Police . AH t o m ncnOmt of to# tt t w ■ay ■ 260-pound pediatric nurse w ire killed In tha crash. TIM local ha* admitted abating to death nritot.A H sT K H irrnou tbre^ infant* became they got on Naval Air Station, VAH-7 of H«avy Idf. E d w a r d * I t u ll d l n g ftanfnr d F lorida her nerve* or refuied to take their A ttitk wing One, released the A T T O R N E T F O B A D M T X IB T n A T O n formula. **is*t of tbs crew 1st* yoatorday. “ It waa all uncontrollable," Vir­ TWy were: pOot, L t Comdr, Otnl A U T O LOAN S ginia B, Jaipcra, 33-ycw-otd HOTICK o r rl.1 CATION FOH TAX DEED. poo*M Hall, USN, M, of Kt. 1, daughter of a county official, told N O T IC E IB H E R E B Y U I V E N t h a t L i k e B o u l e v a r d , Loch Arbor. Ho the coroner. "I didn’t know why A t l a n t i a M u n ic ip a l C o r p o r a t i o n , t h a Lowest Cost la MftMrly of Kansas a t y , Mo. h n |, t * r uf t h n f o l l o w i n g U a r t r l l M . I did It. Children aometlmeg get p * t* ha* f l i n t ■tald cnr tlflcat* f o r t a a and Is sorvipod by bis wife Qreton my nerves." d t r d t o La l i t u r d t h e r e o n . T h * e r r fboni Nsvtgstor-bombardier, Lt. t l f l r a t n n u m b e r a n d * t h a . jr*«r o f Mis* Jaspers, who la aix feet lis u a n c * . t h * d * * c r l p t lo n o f t h * p r o (jf> Gar*Id M kha.I O'Hara, UStall, also admitted breaking the p * r t y a n d t h * n s m * In w h i c h It :o r d 4b N l, M. no married gad originally leg of another infant and Inflict­ « * • a***»**i| a r * *• follow*: M M Ntw York O ty. B# U sur* X T K N A n |^ W . BANK r trtlflc a t* Number I ing ■ head Injury on a fifth, laid 4JIANTK T t a r n f Im u b b c *. J u n o l i , A. tivod by hi* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Coroner James J. Corrigan. n. !(>« Martin A. O'Hara of Somerville, A private pediatric nurse for 12 D rscriP tlon of p ro p n rtri INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT. Maas.; Third Crawman, William Lot* S a n d 10 o f B l o c k T of T i e r 31 years, she often lived in with the Membat FDlC a r n t r i l l n g l o K. It. T r a f f n r d ’i Map l a Italic* Swlgonaki, USN, IS, an parents of the children and was o f Ban Bird a* r * r o r d * d In P l a t R o o k Aviation Elecironies Mato, 1st not connected with a hospital. d a n who Is aurvivad by Ua wlfa Police said the deaths dated r J. FITZSIMMONS Jr., of Sanford, Is shown at left being sworn In following back to IMS. M in Jaspers waa I t o y ta d to n e ehBdrm. Tbay are an appointment for a commiaalon In the Regular Navy. Aboard the carrier^ UKS drtglMlly from XayaoldiviOo, Pa. *aul It. Snelty, Snuadrun CO o f VAII-G la ahown a t the right conducting the taken into custody as the result sad ftside on RL «, lanford. of the death Thursday of the 11RAYM OND M. B A LL, R EA LTO R tflclal US Nary Photo) NOTICE OF BUIT day-old daughter of Sir. and Mrs. .b m s tlg a tta into tho accident T H E B T A T E O F F L O R I D A TO! Allen Kapslnow of New Haven, V l t b*gvc yesterday by ofBclala Reat Estato Bolts — Ran tala — Investments C H A R L E S U. W OODA RD, w h o t * Police Chief Frantic V. Mc­ p lac* o f r e s i d e n c e It u n k n o w n « r i w local Naval lAr Station. OfPresident On Way Dependable Insurance and Bond* A B w o r n C o m p l a i n t h a v i n g b**n Manus quoted her ai saying she Board' b o g u probing tat# tho file d a g a i n s t y o u In t h a C i r c u i t shook the infant violently because vtM kago sad debris immediately C o u r t In a n d f o r R e m ln o lu C o u n ty , To Capitol; Adlai * O. M. H a rrla o n , Am o c U U B r e k tr F l o r i d a . In C h a n c e r y , f o r D ivorce, M e v to g tho fire and crash. It refused Its formula, t t l n o f . a i d a c t i o n bvlng The Kapsinowa thought their lVhEa RtNhAo r t Wl lOODA Mawavar, Admiral Delbert C o n ­ Continues Tour RD. P l a i n t i f f , v * * S . D, K if h l c r m u i t A m oc U U S a U m tta child had died of natural causes. C I I A R L E H O. W OODA RD. D*r«nd wdB i f tb s U. S. Navy la WsibBy TIIE ASSOCIATED PRESS a n t tlieae p r t t e n l t a r e lo c a u a u a n d McManus said iho case devel­ t o * —, bas erderad an oflfeial r e q u i r e y o u lo f ile y o u r w r i t t e n d e ­ President EUenhower heads lor ■y MARIAN JONES 201 Park Arc. Booth Ph«M M0 oped after Dr. Sterling Taylor, rente*, If an y , t o t h e C o m p l a i n t rile d M Vy Bosrd of Investigation to inWashington today—amid signs his Children of Oviedo schools will h acting medical examiner, report­ e r e i n , a n d (o a e r v e a co p y t h e r e o f t o f t into tho details of the air on r i a l n l l r i ' t A t t o r n e y o n o r b e ­ re-election campaign soon will slip the Kaptinow child had suf­ fup e r a * disaster. Csrndr. J . P. StM Paro r e t h e I r d d a y o f S e p t e m b e r . A. ■- - — • - »**--lL .a roflster Wednesday Aug. 29, along into high gear—whllo Adlai Stev­ W A S H I N G T O N -C om m un­ ed D . I l i t o t h e r w i s e a D ec r e e I 'm fered head and body Injuries, ap­ with all of Seminole County’s enson plunged into the second day ist China has Informed the Unit­ parently cauied when *he waa Cy ooun tarnad. •>t hwe illc a u be oe per no ct eereedd egn gpealrni *t l. school*. The buses will !%n on or a 7,ooo-mllc "prccampalgn” ------DON’T ------ed States Red Chinrse planes ■“picked up and ''taken vio!"ntJy." W ITN ESS m r band and nfflrU I tbelr regular schedules to pick up trip. Real a t H an fo rd , B em ln o la C o u n t y . shot down an aircraft off the F l o r i d a , t h l . J r d d a y o f A u g u s t. Throw Away Your Tire Dollar* B****** Year U rea Ar# Bm##UL children and will make their re­ Even as Elsenhower wound up a Chinn Coast Inst Thursday and IIS* Fox Is Dropped / • / O. P. H e r n d o n four-day golfing vacation at I’cbblc turn trip by noon. The official that apparently there are no sur­ Let WELSH TIRE SHOP 168 W. 2nd Pat O# New Troth R a tte r C l e r k of t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t S e m i n o l e C o u n ty . K iorldn f ln t day of school win be the day Bach, Calif., yesterday, Stevenson vivors. From Quiz Show Treads T h u Will Give Gaaranteed NEW TIRE Wear And (R E A L ) told Democrats in Santa Fc, N. M.. Secretary of State Dullrse re­ after Labor Day, Tuesday Sept. 4. that what ho called the “ failure*” NEW YORK 1AV—Sonny Fox, the lAl ot trodronne yV.f oFr r rrdi ea rl lnrtkl f f ported today the Peiping regime Save Year Money. This year the Oviedo School | of tho Republican administration contends however, that the plane master of ceremonies who kicked 1* O. Ilo x 1SSI 501 N o r t h I’a r k A v en u e hta • new principal, W. It. DcSha- will bo laid at tho President'* downed was n Chinese Nationalist up a fuss last Juno when he in­ Rnnford. F l o r i d * WELSH TIRE SHOP 105 W. 2nd advertently gave away half an an­ plane. so, of Humbolt, Tenn. Other doorstep this fail, swer on CBS—TV’s “The 164,000 S t YEARS IN SANFORD A U.8. Navy Mercator patrol ttachtra of tho school are as fol­ Stevenson and hi* running mate, Challenge" has been dropped from ■a Courl of lha Ctmutr Judge, Estes Kcfauver, rot a shouting temlnol* teaaly. Blat* of Florida. lows: Mrs. E. A. Sexton, the form­ New Mexico welcome yesterday be­ plane, with a 16-man crew, has the quix show. ta I’rnhele. been missing since Thursday— er Ernestine French, will teach fore conferring with Southwest Tokyo time—after repenting It CBS announced yesterday that' tho first grade; Mlsa Dorothy political leaders, llo also made hi* was under attnrlc. U.S. searchers Ralph tSory, a Los Angeles radio Rice, second grade; Mr*. Waller first public adress since accepting have founj wreckage and the body disc Jockey, has been signed to replace Fox starting with next E. Teague, third grade; Mrs. the Democratic presidential nomi­ of one crewman, wjth bullet Sunday night's program. nation. Jsmee Partin ie returning to the wounds. At a news conference, Stevcmon-j ' At a newa conference. Dulles The network gave no reason for school after (ever* I year* abicnre dismissing Fox. He will continue to teach the fourth grade; Mr*. W. was asked il he intcmld to attack said that In nnswer to an Amcrl to do a CBS Sunday noon show H. DeShaio will teach (he fifth Elsenhnwcr personally in the cam ran Injury through the British calcil “ Let’s Take a Trip." grade; M n. J. E. Windham, or palgn. Ho replied “ I hope I shan't Embassy In Peiping, Red China Winter Park, the sixth grade; attack him at all." has conceded only that Chlnecae Legal Notice But he added that Eisenhower air forr* fighter* did shoot dawn by ? tia f Mack N. d arsU n d M n. J. M. Staley, .cvrnth grade; .111 t o feaferd P in Dcpart- and Mias Loia Duddell, seventh a* head of the Republican admini a plane in that general area nhout grade. stration will bo held responsible for thnt time mentioned. M I T I I 'i : FOII HID* srt. H o u s i n g A u t h o r i t y n f 111* C ity The eighth grade home roomi “it’* conduct and It* failure, t i l l s s u m , taaiating tha laDulles reported thnt th* note, n f TinHiinfnrd. F l o r i d a w ill rrcMvi* rtiy Officer and his craw of mill- will be taught by L. R. Blanken-, The subject of presidential as he put it, wna entirely negative M 'ntnl bid*. In t r l p l l r a l * . u n t i l 3:00 p in.. B * p l r m h * r *. IS-*, hi T potica, wars tbs Sanford Po- ship of Longwood who replace! htallli wnnn't covered during (lie regarding nn American injury oi b' rnllorr knflb**, Cnatl* R r * w * r C o u r t . >, papsrtm cat beaded by Chief Prof. Richard*; ninth grade home day'* nctiviiics, but in Washington nhout the whereabout* of any sur­ Han fo rd F l o r i d * , fo r th * f u r n l a h l n r yesterday a Democratic National room will be Uughl by Mrs. Lury o f tb * f o l l o w i n g Item* o f e q u i p ­ y Wlfliamt, the Seminole County vivor*. m en t. ■tiff and Ua stall of deputies Smith; M1m Kalhlec Walt, or Co- Committee publication said “ there Dulle* said he read a memoran­ i-riiri'i-ula *b*U b* f u r d e liv e r e d * weB ea the Plerida Highway Pa- raotolis, Pa., will learh the loth 1* no doubt that President El*en- dum of the Chinese reply a few la-H u n fu rd p r t r o f o r a total a f **vgrada home room; and Prof. Paul bower’s health is going to be an hours before the news confcrenec. r n l r - f i > * II&I n l r r l r l f . ro u n d ly p*. w a i c r b r a t c r * . H*« t* r* s h a l l a l l bu M iller will teach tho 12th grade io«ue in the 1956 campaign." Ho said he did not recall preelae- ••'Ullmiid w i t h m a c n r a l u m anode*. f o r a e v a n l y (Tot The publication said Elsenhow­ home roam. ly whether -the ned* ntuek to a I'r o p o r a l* s hga al ll l o*,n h * * l*r* a n d f i r * Ovlodo School Band Director e r’* Sept. 21 heart attack wnukl story they previously broadcast (MI )i l nf vo r t I3«l y MO) g a l l o n h * a t * n w i t h all wilt bo Prof. Michael Fisher and disqualify him to servo even a* by radio that n Chinese Nntlonah " n n - d r l l v e r r d . a t t a r n * l l m r . Illd-, a l l at*u *lnt« p r tc * f o r ■ the *ong director will be Mis* Car­ an Ar my ' officer, and that hi* 1st plane was "damaged" and di r*ursn r nab n t r a d nurc-tm** o f I h r ab u v * olyn Anderson of Mara Hill, N. C. ileitis attack, for which he under­ then dlsappecarcd toward the sea. null'll f ilial o f i r v r n t y . f l v * (TS) unit* w i t h i n on* v r n r o f d a t a n f p ru p n aat, Mslatioa, and two Wild Life offi­ Athletic coaches will bo Prof. went surgery June 9, makes him h u t d a t l v r r r t n b e m a d * In lot* Paul Mlkltr for the boys and Mrs. n (tail risk for disability Insurance, cers, Hervlih and Hutehlnson. n f m n n d Cl n u o n r*nu«*l o f A u t h o ­ i Hagrrty told newemen nt Pebble r ity d u r in g raid yrnr. James Partin for the girls. Mrs. Three school busts will pick up I l l d i l n * rlmll m ih m lt p r o p o s a l s In children in various sections of tho Douglas Arle will continue as sec­ Beach yesterday that Elsenhower's Social Security a n ' o r d a n r * w i t h III* f o r r a n l n g f o r doctors now feel his convalescence county tomorrow to bring In to retary to the principal. b o t h I Into niil a n d A l l r r n a l * a* f o l ­ Rep. Will Visit low*: Lunch Room supervisor* will be from surgery is at an end. •aaford and tho Jayeees Plating 'D A N E H ID : l l r a t r r * f u r n i s h e d u n ­ f’rs. Blanche Partin assisted by der l l u r Hid ah all Rodeo. Here Next Month hav e aln n r-lliiid leak* Everything for tha children will M n. Francis Cartlego and M n. a n d *h all tarry a A representative of the Social Tam pa Officials bw free tomorrow oa they take W. G. Weitmon. t w e n t y i c m y e a r im Security Administration District c o n d i t i o n a l w a r r u n t y . • a r t In the Jaycee fishing avent fu n it* tin t Office In Orlando will be at the A L T E R N A T E : ! l m l * r * Are Concerned Provident Spear of the local u n d e r A l t e r s * ! * *hall —, Jay. ,L«*' Chamber of Commerce Building In li a v • glaaa-l I n r i l Christian Church la n k * a n d ahall c a r r y Sanford or. Friday, SepL 7, Friday, About Explosives a t e n <I 0| y e a r u n ­ Sept, i t and Friday, Sept. 21, conditional w a rra n ty . Pastor To Observe TAMPA «v—Tampa officials are between tho hours of 0'30 a. m. C L A R E N C E L. RK PD1N Q getting concerned about the quan­ arid nuon. BIG, I ’l l A I R M A N tities of explosives t r u c k e d l l i i r n i . s u AUTHORITY O F 1st Anniversary This service I* made available T H E CITY U F HANF OR D, through Cm city on the way tn be­ NEW The Rav. Perry L. Stone will vb« to those who wish to apply for FLO R ID A serve hi* first anniversary a* pas­ ing loaded on ships here. Old-Age and Survivor* Insurance F l r t l t l o a * SI an** , County Commissioner Nick Nuc- benefits, social aeeurlty account tor of the First Christian Church N O T IC E IM HK1IKUY U I V E N t h a t rlo hss asked that measure* be number*, or obtain Information I a m a n g a g s d la bu*la**a a t 170* next Sundsy. F r a n c h Av*. u n d e r t h * f l e t l t l o u , • Big Allowance On Your C a r The Rev. Stone, Just relumed taken to stop lt. Port Manager m * o f Ideal N iuaery a n d t h a t | to , 17-62, 1 : 18; North oc 17-62 to from hla vacation, aald that next Jack Fitzgerald said lie would like about the Social 6ccurlty program. uI nalan d lo r * g l a t * r * aid n a m e w i t h Enoch and n th , 1:00; Eaat on 8undxy will also mark hla 31*t an­ to see an isolated part of the I h * C l * r k o f t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t . B*m. • Rock - Bottom Price On A *56 Dodge Mth to Mellonvilla, 2:10; North niversary of ordination and the waterfront used for the loading so Tho employe* and their faml Inn l* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , l a a c c o r d a n c e Ilea dependent for Income on the w i t h l b * p r o v i s i o n n f I h * F lc llllo u * Ml MoOonville to Celery, 1:10; Sled anniversary of hla f ln t ser­ that the trucks would not have N a m * H t a l u l * . t o . w l t i Hnctlon l l l t l nation'* railroads and their auxl N orth an Melloavilla to P in t St., to go through highly populated liary companies total* 3,600,000. F l o r i d a B t a t u l t a U J IW . C. Hut* J r . • Special Low * Finance Rate Terms S iU i West on P i n t to Port Mellon mon. Thors have been 46 new mem- area a. Feifc, 2:80. b e n added to the church since Cm dr. William T. Corflcld, head Have Been Arranged For. Bus No. Twot L savt Wilton lest year, said tho Rev. Slone. of the Coast Guard inspection unit School a t 1>4S p. m.; South to Pahere, said Tampa la tho center of * JA Y C EES FIS H IN G ola C onor, 1:88; R u t on 20th to FLORIDA CITRUS TO HAVE dynamite shipments to mines and • Low Down Payment Easy Monthly Terms. P erk A rt., »:U ; North on Park GREATER FOREIGN MARKET oil fieldi or South America. to P i n t St, t:H ; Arrive Pert Mel- CAMP McQUARRIE (It — Over RODEO BUS SC H ED U LE Reasons for this am Tampa's len P u t . 1:10. seat sales of Florida citrus will geographical position and tho fact Rua No. Thro*; Leave Lake top four million boxes next sea- It does not place a limit on tho M o u n t Poet Office a t 1:48 p. m.| eon, Martin Hearn, Florida Citrus quantity of explosives th a t can lie AUGUST 29th AT West tn Wilson C o n o r by Oranga Mutual export coordinator, told taken through the city a t one Bird, Leave Wilson C onor 2:N; the Citrui Growers Institute yca- time. LAKE CAROLA IN Bast on 44 to Monro# C onor, ItU ; toitiay. Mobile and New Orleans have 'ifeast an F l n t S t m t to French For an even greater foreign 10-ton limits, he tald, and all oth­ FORT MELLON PARK Av» , > :» ; R u t on P i n t S t to market in the future, he called er Gulf porta have soma limit. for Intensified effects at governDUS NO. 1 and congressional levels to Accidents on farm s coat the abtoln further worldwide impart American people about one and I*. M. ) nlaxatlon on Florida products. lone half billion dollars annually. It4 5 Lcavi P ln tcm t School ftt SANEPF Communist China Reports Shooting Down Aircraft Oviedo Children Register Aug. 29 Tom orrow See it today J THE BIG NEWS IS THE '56 DODGE D EA L! fir See Us Today! Discover The Difference In DODGE! It 55 West on 27!h to 17-92 North on 17-92 to Franck ft 25th 2:00 Kant on 25tn to Mcllonvlllo 2:10 North on MoUonvUlt to Cclciy 2:20 Norik on MettonviU# tn F ln t 81. 2:25 Weal on First to Fort Motion Park 2:30 BUS NO. 2 P. M. Iroavo Wilson Sckool at 1:45 South on Paolo corner 1:55 2:15 Eoai on 20tk to Park Av#. 2:25 North on Pork to Firat 8t. 2:30 Arrlvo Fort Mellon Park d o n 't j u s t a s k f o r . bou rbon Your Present C a r Will Never Be Worth „ More Than It Is Right Now! This Is Your Opportunity To Save - $ $ SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS l YOUR FRIENDLY DODGE — PLYMOUTH DEALER * 519 E. F ln t Btrect .SANFORD Pkoae 1011 ” •* EflSr.-. ' • I O s * - •/ - v■ •u >"'.i' • . *■v.'&rwcf * : * c ., 9 ■ " �1 1 «a»i -){ GtlfB 1 i! If Year Herald b Not Delivered By 6 P. M. Cell 1821 Before 7 P. M. For Delivery S Jr r a lib AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOULME XLV1II EetabUehed IMS Lake Carola Well Stocked fo r Jaycee Fishing Rodeo SANFORD, FLORIDA U. S. W ill Support Canal Plan WEDNESDAY AUGUST 29, 1956 Ai»ocl*ted Preen Leued Wire No. 172 Death Claims 5th Victim Of Services Disaster WASHINGTON IR — President Elsenhower today d cc lin d firm •w Literally thousands of fish, U. S. support of the Western plan swimming complacently around for settlement of the Sum Lanai Lake Carola, were waiting on crisis and urged it* backlog by Seminole County children this afevery country which believes In tsrnoon as th« Seventh Annual “ international Justice and concil­ Jaycee Fishing Rodeo got under iation.” way shortly after 2:30. The President expressed pleas­ With an unprecedented 000 boys ure at Egyptian President Nas­ and girls 14 y ean old and young­ ser's decision to meet with a fiveer expected to taka part In the nation committee and to hear the fishing contest, everything was in readiness as bus loads of child­ NEW YORK IB—The FBI today proposal for International control ren wer« brought into Sanford held racketeer Johnny Dio and of the Sues waterway. Death toll of tnc Monday noon Elsenhower’s statement, Issued for the event. bomber crash tn Sanford when three other hoodlums as plotters an AJ-1 Savage bomber plumrtlrd Chairman Jack Bewell was on of the add blinding of Victor after a long conference between the President and Secretary of SIOUX CITY, Iowa -A d la l E. into two homes on Orange Ave. hand to greet the hug* contin­ Riesel, labor columnist. State Dulles, was read to news­ ruse to five late yesterday after­ Stevenson raid today after his ar­ gent of boys and girls assisted by Ib elr motive waa to Intimidate men by Dulles. noon. a t least SO Jaycee members. rival here for a conference with Riestl from testifying on labor Mr*. Lloyd F. Lowe Jr., 28, died Democratic leaden from seven Each hoy and girl reporting to racketeering before a federal Before he began reading. White at Seminole Memorial Hospital Lake Carola In Fort Mellon Park grand Jury, said U. 8. Atty. Paul House press secretary Jatnca C. Midwestern states that only the from burn* and shock received Democratic party is concerned was registered for the fishing W. Williams. Eagerly said the President had JEM.SE LODGE BEING -presented a nlacquo by Exalted Ruler Roy wiu'ii »hc and hrr husband and two with how th* farmer Is getting competition and then divided Into Williams said a "punk"-A bra­ asked him to express publicly his age groups for the purpose of ham Telvl—was hired for 9500 to appreciation to Dulles for "the D. Green, for 10 year* perfect attendance at Elk* Lodge meeting*. children were btastrd from their along. Lodge is n Past Kxnllcd Ruler of the Sanford lodge and wa* Initi­ homo by the explosion resulting The Democratic presidential •‘BED" BARBER ADDRESS-.. awarding prises for the various hurl tha acid sod was slain after fine and wonderful Job" Dulles did ated on Aug. 28, 1040. The presentation wna made on Aug. 23, from the plane’s gasoline. classifications, at the 23-nation London confer­ candidate and Sen. Estes Ke1NG tha convention of Stole 1950. demanding 150,000 for the Job. Tho three crew member* and o m Iniuronce Companies at Sid RiChard of ths City of San "When Telvl first was approach ence. thrcc-ycar-old Marilyn Sue Lowe fnuver, hla running mate, reached i« Statlcr Hotel In New York. ford's supervisory staff, was oi ed and got the Job to throw the The presidential statement as­ were killed instantly at the scene here in the early morning after hand thla morning putting u| add he thought It was a man serted Eisenhower's belief that It ★ ★ ★ of the crash. The small child waa a 2,700-mlls flight that started at stakes for a wire barrier over named 'Marshall' and that U was was of "great significance" that found in one corner of the front Santa Fe, N. M. and included a political foray Into the Pacific which children would throw their only a husband and wife Job, and 1! of th# 23 countries which a t­ porch In the Lowe home at 3494 Northwest. lints and hooks. worth only 9500," Williams told tended the London conference bad Orange Ave. agreed upon the conditions con Stevenson, in a statement Is­ RiChard said this morning, “If newsmen. Lloyd F. Lowe Jr. 30, and hla aon "When Gondolfo Mlranii, one of tslned in the Weatrrn plan. The there are 000 boys and girls UkDavid, 0. are reported thla morning sued after hla arrival, atarted ing part in tha Fishing Rodeo the accused conspirators, fingered countries represent 05 per cent of A fund, started yesterday b y * — In "poor condition" at Seminole right In to woo farm votes, "Historically," ha said, “th# Flesel, Tslvl Mien knew who the Shipping traffic through (he Suez, Sanford citizen*, for the families Memorial Hospital. th e n will be 000 fM» caught.’ In ths meantime, an official American farm er has gotten Into affected In Monday's Sanford plane He pointed to the heavy schools victim was. Re then went back he said. Navy Board of Inveatlgatlon haa trouble when the Republicans The proposed conditions, Elsen­ crash disaster has begun to grow of fish circling the lake waiting and asked for mors money been ordered by Admiral Delbert were In the White House. And ho "Telvl waa Just a punk and hower went on, are "indispensable accotvllng to Willis Peacock, vicefor the more than 3,000 worm* Cornwell of the U. S. Navy with haa prospered under Democratic some of 19m co-conspirators said to give confidence that this water­ president of the Florida State that a n to be provided for the Mr. and Mri. Irvin Pryor have Comdr, J. F. Parker of tho Heavy leadership. Bank, who is receiving contribu­ wayInternationalized by t h s tha Job was worth 950,000 and they returned to Sanford following a hook* of the youthful fisherman. said TWvl had been used. Then Attack Wing On* ataff appointed “Our p arts has always been the tions from generous neighbors treaty of IBM will be operatrd so MWe have both b u s and bream month-long vacation during which aa senior member of the board party and the only party that la Telvl sent word beck to Dio, and as dependably to serve h i ap­ throughout the city. by the hundreds," RiChard nald, U se they attended the convention consisting of three officers and one concerned about how the farm er Dio did give him more, pointed p u r p o s e , Elsenhower- Alrrady check* have begun to of R ate Farm Iniu n n ee Com- "and they're not all little flan I* getting along, Our party la the legal advisor. said. TVIvl we* originally slated to (low In to relieve the suffering ile*. held at tne Hotel Etatler either. Comdr. L. B. Libby, Commanding party that la concerned about tho f* t 9500 but Johnny Dio sent him among the members of the families New York. "There will be a lot of fun this 51,500 in all, but some of it stuck By MRS. RAYMOND MORRIS Officer of VA11-7, attached to fannar’a plight today." affected. On Aug, 10, raid Irvin Pryor, afternoon," he said, “when tom# to the hands of some of the eoCASSELBERRY - Tlrat Lt. Joe Heavy Wing One a t the Sanford Stevenson said that for evary 94 Two families lost their home* Rad Barber, Radio and TV an­ youngster get* hold of on# a* conaplrators who were *> deliver F. Mattocks, after a two-year tour Naval Air Station, has called for tha farm er got In 1952, ho la completely with everything being those four-pounders in Lake Car­ nouncer, a1<lr*saed the convention the money." destroyed — clothing, furniture, of military duty In Germany with all eye witness statements from getting less than 93 today; tha oa “At A Man Thlnktth." Bar­ ole.” Rles«] was blinded April 5 when food and personal belongings noth­ the 2nd Armored Dlv., 48th Arm­ anyone who saw the ptane prior farmer* there of tha housowifa’a Lake Carola has been stocked ■dd was tossed la Us face outber, originally from Sanford, talking was saved from either of ths ored Medical Battalion returned to ila crash last Monday at noen. food dollar haa dropped from 47 Comdr. Llbby'a duty officer may rants In 1958 to 98 cents this year ad at length with Pryor, following over end over again, according aid* a Broadway restaurant. Telvl homes directly hit by the flaming home a few days ago. to the City Superintendent, with waa found shot to d*ath July 29 In the addreei, about Sanford. Lt. Mattocks, aon of Mrs Arth be reached by calling Sanford 1920 and farm mortgage debt rose 2.4 ORLANDO Ut — M-Sgt. Samuel blasts. billion doltara between 1952 and H ie tam e day at a luncheon for most of these "Utile fellowe rab an East Side street. dr Johnson, was rommlaal red at Extension 322. One family has lost two of its B. Wilson Jr., shot to death his Rlmultencoua with the order lor 1955. 100 of the ladle* attending the »cd right h e n In tl»e Uk*OAFB in Juno of 1M4 after gradu attractive 31-year-old wife Blan­ members — the mother and young “ And wa know too, that when lee cream and cold drink* will iventlon Mr*. Pryor offered the sting from tha l) of F, and receiv­ tho Board ol inveatlgatlon, the Ml che as their-son looked on last ihrec-) ear-old daughter. ami office of the Federal Bureau tha farm er gees broke tho re st ot be available for all of the young- Mopping, Plotting ocatlOn. ing throe months training, with a Needs in both Instances can ba »*ght hat it appeared to have been of Investigation dlrncted.tba.lM al tho country is going to be fat Following the convention, Mr. ■tars p u rtU tgttog I* ^ ( J M * * * “Purely an accident," Sheriff tremendous. as (bay attem pt to medical company at Brook* Gen FBI reprwaeatotlvo to assist In th* troublo too,” StevonSoa said. Fishing Rodeo t r i l l Prt»* for •ral Hospital, at FtBam' Hous­ Hurricane Will end Mr*. Pryor left for Salisbury, revive their home*. Dave Starr Mid. inveatlgatlon ami operate Sen. Humphrey D-Mlnn and ton, Tex. Mattocks la a graduate claim* Md., where they participated ia tha various categories of with local Navy authorities. Checks from friends and gener­ Uta riteriff quoted the aon Sam Orville Freeman of Minne­ largest fish caught", "the first Told To Jaycees lid Wilson V. 13, as saying his ous citizens may he made payable of the Winter Park High School, Comdr. J. R. Wilton of the San­ Gov, a family reunion banquet in th# sota ware listed aa cochatraea The Seminole County Junior parents irgucd a t the kitchen to the Florida Sae Bank marked a member of Alpha Tau Araega ford Naval Air Station ataff la of the conference a t which Steven­ Ocean Room of Johnny and Sam­ fish caught", end other*. Three buses, arranged by the Chamber of Commerce members a t the U of F. where be wa* a presently taking information con­ my'* Restaurant. They were both son said he and Kefauver wanted table about their respective fami­ for the plane disaster victims rcsldtnt* of Salisbury before com* Jeyceee with the coopentlon of will team more sb-.ut the lasld* lies and finally his mother told fund. The contributions can be member of the nOTC for four cerning claims for damages to pro­ to get suggestions on what thev workings o ' a hurricane at their his father “go get a gun and I'll mailed or taken by the Florida yean, lag to Florida In IMS. • the Seminole County perty resulting from the air crash should do to help the farm er After receiving hi* order* I.L tragedy. Pryor waa among the top M Board, will bring youngsters to noon luncheon mealing tomorrow shoot you." State Bank or left at The Sanford “when wo get to Washington next Mattocks left by plane on June ageeta a t the convention in New to Sanford from tha outlying at Jim Spencer's Restaurant. The first meeting of the Navy Jalfuary." Herald office. The boy said Wilson went to 3, 1953 for assignment at Mains Board of Investigation waa held f o r k of Uie State Farm Insurance i n « ! AUo Invited to this after­ Comrtt H. C. Colee, Executive and Baumholder, Germany. He thla morning a t the local Navy air Companies covering all of the noon's Ja y n e Fishing J J Officer at the Sanford Naval Air a bedroom and came out carrying th# chlldnn from the Methodist Station and Lt, (Jg) J . A. Alli­ a .34 caliber pistol which he was wax made commander of Co C, a base, Southern itatee. Children’* Home a t Enterpriee a d son, station Aerologist will tell the attempting to unload. The boy Tonight's Youth command he held throughout his A memorial service wa* held a t Jaycees about the plotting and Mid he heard at least one bullet assignment. the Sanford Naval AJr Station cha­ from Lutheran Haven 1" Week Debate Will hit th* floor, SU it said five bul­ George Andrew Speer, p n tl mapping of the huineane* that According tu Dell on Wheels’ pel (hi* afternoon at 1 o’clock for Police Searching let* were found on the floor. dent of the Seminole County Jun­ occur in the Atlantic Ocean. official public# lion of the 2nd Ar­ the three crew members who lost Back in the kitchen. Wilson Start A t 7 o'clock The Jaycee Journal. In its Aug. their lives In the Monday crash. ior Chamber of For Silver Dollar "Maybe they are—and maybe mored Division, Co. C, 41tn AMB Tin) sic : Lt. Cumdr. Oznl Donald cited over th# turnout of young- 28 edition, said "it Is an asset to pointed the gun at her head and they aren’t " became the first company in tho t u n for today’* fishing ( rodso, Floridians to have men qualified pulled the trigger, the boy si id. That I* the queitlon to be derid­ Medical Battalion to complete Hall, USN; Lt. (Jg) Gerald Mi­ Valued A t $10,000 said “W# hop* th at today’s Jay- to find these storms and measure She collapsed into Wilson's arm*. ed by Ihe Youth Acllvltle* Week company testa in exams concluded chael O’Hara. USNR; and Third WASHINGTON f /P ) - A n 1804 Crewman William llallrntlne Swigc« 'F ish in g Rodeo wMIb* «*• *rig- their strength so the peopl# know Slarr salt! Wilson told a story panel a t the First Methodist on June 20, this year. hrer dollar, valued by IU owner onskl, USN. The Joint memorial what they will be protecting them­ identical-to the boy's. He quoted Church tonlgnt at 7 o’clock. FOREST PARK, Pa., <fl - AFL(10,000, was the object of a gest and beet ever »t*l*d b> Company tests, conducted by the sergeant, s career Air Force service waa conducted by Chaplain CIO leaders, having decided to selves against." nolo County." Discussion leaders arc: Mrs. Jim police K irc h today. Hq CCC, Included a night occupa­ man, at tsylng, "She was the best Charlrs L. Arnold, of the Sanford cast their lot with the Democrats On hand to Judge the «*h Mr*. George D. Taylor told po­ woman in the world. I should bo LeonaAl, Woodrow Cash, Mr, and tion of a bivouac nrea, strafing Naval Air Station ataff assisted by In the coming election, turned to­ caught fn m Lake C anla and at Mrs. James Bozenl, Glen McCall, lice yesterday the coin was miss­ by jets of Uie march convoys, ami dead." Miss Ann Davis, Miss Marcia Loe- simulated ga« attacks by aircraft tho Rev. Phillip Schtesimami of day to planning how they can help ing upon her return home from a the weighing station* to weigh Funeral Services the Lutheran Church of The Re­ Wilson was turned over to au­ chelt, Barry SI. John, and Gene and m easun each eaUh were: vacation a t Portsmouth, Va. The publication atated that, on deemer and Father Joseph Lyons dbfrat President Elsenhower. thorities at Plnecsstle AJr Force Kronjaegcr. The powerful AFL-CIO Execu­ A lso missing, she said, were John Melsch, Seminole County For Mrs. L. Lowe, thro- occasions Lt. Mattocks waa Base In "technical custody" to The discussions will start prompt­ given purposily-mlsloadin/ me* of All Soul* Catholic Church, both tive Council wound up a long, tim e other ellver dollars minted Commieeloner and president of of Sanford. be held until the Investigation Is ly at 7 o'clock. Young people and sages. Alertness In deciphering fifth * MO* and about 95 in old the Seminole Sportsmen’* Assoc Child Tomorrow closed door argument by voting to adults are Invited to attend. recommend formal support for tho g ld d ii, latkm, Porter Lansing, pastFuneral services for Mrs. Lloyd completed. them wa* credited to the com­ Mre. Taylor said the coin was president of th* Reminds Coun­ J. Lows Jr., M, and her daughter Democratic ticket of Adlai Steven­ pany'* score. Local CofC Is ■Mtofo her by her parenU. She said ty Sportsmen’s Association; and Marilyn Sue, I, will be held toson and Sen. Rites Kefauver of For excellence In athletic event* *Ws believed U had been In her Wildlife Officer# HervUh and morrow afternoon a t 3:30 p. m. at Tennessee against Elsenhower and other company testa, Lt Mat­ Changing 'Houses family’s possession since It waa Hutchinson. and Vice President Nixon Brit son Funeral Home tocks accepted a company trophy minted. For Rent' Policy The decision wa* reached late Mrs. Lowe died yesterday .after­ from Lt. Col. Floyd Egger, Bn CO. A Wash (ngton coin expert said The Seminole Chamber of Com yesterday with some mLgtrlngi. noon at 3:51 p. m. at Seminole Lt. Mattocki returned by plane tath 1904 dollar, minted In Phila­ Memorial Hospital from Injuries and when on leave he visited mrrrn i* changing its policy In Some council member* felt their delphia, waa on# of only about Lomorca To Enter rseelvrd ia the plane crash which France, Italy, Austria and Spain. the listing of "house* for rent" 15 million member labor organi­ fia t known to exist, destroyed her home Monday a t Being able to apeak the German which they keep for tha benefit sation would be iGckirx It* neck Insanity Plea language made hla assignment of Navy )trammel and their fam­ out and cutting itself off from any ? -------------MINEOLA. N. Y.. 1* - A iswjmr chance for favor* from the Repub­ wps born Oct. t3. 1824 and more pleasant, more so than any ilies coming tu Sanford, for Angelo John U m srea the WMrs. Camilla Bruce said yester­ lican party. other foreign assignment, Mat­ year-old mechanic charged with had Uvod all o f’her life in San­ day that their filca on homes But the council, reportedly tocks said. kidnaping little Peter Weinberger, ford, She made her home i t 2404 available for rent have been against the advice of AFL-CIO says his client will plasd tartpa* Orange Ave. A psychology major at the U of Mrs. Low* was a member of rsry Insanity “caused by his dia­ F, Lt. Mattock* expect* to return brought up tn data with house* President George Meany. voted Central Baptist Chur.-h of Sanford. - - Frank Aktourg (Sanfonl) pers lion over debts." there for his Masters after which and apartments listed with them 14-4 to make an endorsement and Survivors Include her husband, .IZ: U vad a Brwr* (Sanford) The attorney, David Msrkowitt be will work for a PH. D., in psy eliminated If they had not been then c u t that endorsement hv a listed during the month of Aug 17-6 count to the Democrat* Mildred «»•* <Hanford 1 held a news conference l» Naw Lloyd J. Low* Jr., nuw In Seraichology. u»t. The AFL-CIO leader* today . Beatrice L. Green 'Sanford) York City yesterday with Mrs. nolo Memorial Hospital; one son, Mrs. Brure said that each month called ■ meeting of their political U m arca and the prisoner’s par­ LJoyd David Lowe, also h li-e lo­ cal hospital; her mother, Mrs. the list would l)« gleaned of all operating arm. the Committee on Mrs. Corfu* Duv»l *nd baby ent* and other relative* Rossetters Observe but current listing*. Political Education to discus* (Sanfwrd) Meanwhile, Peter's mother Mrs. Della Hardy, Sanford: thro* ala"If you are listing an apart­ plans for marshaling votes for the B e t t y Weinberger, Identified ta n . Mrs. E. O. Keith and Mrs. Mr*. Ella Mae Montgomery Fortieth Wedding ment or house for rent with th* Democratlr Stevenson • Kefauver scrips of -clothing found with the CTiarlas D. Hayes, both of San_ and baby OUnlurdt Chamber of Commerce," said Mr*. combination and for labor-endors­ f * - ! *’id U n *• ^ Bradley, deai! baby's remains. ' Mr*. Lola Taylor and baby Anniversary Today Bruce, "It must I l i s t e d each ed candidates lor Congress and (Sanford) Mrs. Weinberger was duo to ap­ JJoekfard, III.; oo* brother. Henry Mr. and Mr*. A. K. Rosselter month to keep theyrard current. key stale tfflcea. Anns* l» pear before a grand Jury b a n to- Hardy Jr„ Sanford; two nieces, are celebrating their 40th wedding dsy. The Jury will ha asked to In­ aaven nephews; father sml moth­ No formal eiKurrcmcnl....... tho M n. Thelma WIBlalu* (Sanford) dict LaMarea on kidnaping sad er-in-law, Mr .and Mr*. L. J. anniversary today and receiving Ladies- A re Invited congressional and state race* first-degree murder charges. Boaall* Wright (Titusville) *ad *“ *■ grandmother, the congratulation* from many wr*r* to be announced, but the Plav Softboll Wayne Edwin Johnson (Sanford) Police say LaMsrca has con­ **[!• Si *T Hardy, Sanford. friend* In Sanford and Seminole To union leaders planned to go over U dles will be playing softball Doodle Rabun (U k * Mvtirue) fessed stealing tha 32-day old In­ the records of rival candidate County. In Fort Mellon Park on Monday Crawal Baptist Church will offant and abandoning him a t PlataCharlie Mae Lawnmra Mr. and Mr*. Ko*setter were and Saturday nights if enough en­ and lay Ihe basis for nicking and (Benson Junction) view. N. Y.. not fa r from tha Lamarried In Commerce, Ga on thusiasts respond to a cell tot choosing among contender- In • • Dolores Wilson rSaaftrd) major contests. Marts home. Aug. 39, 1919, and came directly those Interested U> turn f*T the The kidnaper left a note de­ u* Birth, to Sanford to make their home on twice weekly events f. w* manding tf.000 ransom but was Baby Boy B ract Cetery Ave They have lived here The M w * will begla play on frightened away and didn't col­ MAS * * * * J® * * * * * * FBHIY • Baby Girl Wilson aver since. Monday and Saturn** night* at FLY *n ^PIH H T •V lect. Baby Girt WiUiama Roasetter,’ a former celery 7!30 p. m _______ _ TAMPA UR—Edward Johnson Visit in f Mean grower, ia a florist having entered muM stand trial on charge, he Thera Is no age limit according I r i ^ g , tkreaeh n > n z . . m e d ic a l MISSIONARY DUS Private Rooms—It a.m. to I p m 'E g ? J J E S that business about 30 year* ago. to tb-ao who ate attempting to \mlth iem l-PrlvaU Rooaaa-d P-m. to 4 ST. PETERSBURG (It—Dr. Oli­ * * *• V h m « Msdltemnesa They have five children: Mrs. form teams, "Anyone from 14 up, • „ . ! * * H readrr-hn.re., ver r . Avlson, M. plooser medical (rah fly raadklack with four lam' k m .; t pm . to 9 p m . Nancy Norman, Washington. D. they say ara weleoin j to pla» with mUsloGsry who fouodsd schools la FedUtrlcs - i t e m . to 9 *°* U*<*l>> M U 7<C.; A. K. Bo*setter J r , North ut. Ha was ordered held for trial Korea, died yesterday. (Parents and/or grandp Navy wives a n invited to taka Caldwell. N. J.; Fred N. Roasetter In Criminal Court after -fruit fly S t Petersburg acquaintance* only) ■DDmONAl LOCAL SBW* credited him with winning Presi­ Inspector* testified JelNuen drove MB. AND MBS. A. K. ROUS ETTAS catabrate their 40th wedding of New York City; HarrltUe Hkks part. Ladle* Intel cited a rt re­ Qhatetrios- .According to quested to call Minerva draith at of Hlgktowu, N. J .; and Sara 99 mllea out of the way to avoid ON FADE 9UWT dent Syngmin Rbae to Cariotlaal*an!v*r**ry today. They w en married on August 29, 1916 and f t mode tier add no riaiters Maurar of Norwich, giving up the lemeer 199-W. Immediately U Sanford to make their ' deeding of babtae. tjrI FBI Holds Dio, 3 Others As Plotters Of Riesel Blinding Are Held For Crew ■ i jI t Jj Adlai Says Only Demos Concerned About Farmers 5 Folks Show As Fund Increases Pryors Attend Company Confab; R. Barber Speaks Lf. Mattocks Back From 2-Year Tour Of Duty In Germany r Airman Kills Wife As Son Looks On « Of Be AFL-CIO Leaders Discussing Plans To Help Defeat Ike « ■Hospital Notes Venf/iP' — (Mpvv A. . 11 � 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, August 28, 1956 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 28, 1956. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 28, 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